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Home My WebLink About1978-04-23 - Orange Coast PilotRELUCTANT CAMPAIGNER IN NEW JERSEY, 1952 Pat Nixon Hears SP.eech for Vice Presidency - SUND AT • 113 7 SECTIONS 104 PAGES This ls Uie fird of 14 parts in an uclu.sfve Daily Pilot 1em1. E:;cerpts are adapted from "TM Lonely Lady of San Clemente: The Story of Pat Nixon," by Lester David. TM book tDiU be published by Thomas Crowell Co. ill late 1ummer. By LESTER DA V1D She awakens before 7 in the darkened upstairs be~m at San Clemente. When the drapes are· part;J!d, the Pacific Ocean appears as though through gauze in th.e July morning haze. By 10or11, a com- . manding view of the California coastline will stand out brillianUy as far as Dana Point, eight miles to the north. In 20 mi~utes she is taking her breakfast, brought by Fina Sanchez. Fina and her husband Manolo have worked for the N'ixons for more than 10 years. There are no other servants in the 10-room ~~use. Breakfast is always light: fresh fruit or fruit Juice, toast and coffee. It has not changed in. de- c~des, nor has the time she rises, but now there is a difference. SHE EATS SLOWLY, USING HER left hand in- stead of the right. The physical therapist has in· structed her to use the hand, especially the fingers. as much and as often as possible, to strengthen the muscles affected by the stroke she suffered in July 1~76. ~e stroke had partially paralyzed her left side, slightly affected her speech, which is still somt::'~hat slurred, and brought on a painful arthritic condition. Her how·s are precisely planned. Now that she has. no staff or even a secretary, she plots out in her m~nd what she will do and when, and does it to the minute, as always. She knows that this is the day for the therapist's --Vanis? visl& -three each week -to supervise the ex· ~rclses. But before the therapist's arrival. she gets in a little gardening. one of her major delights. · Because of the continued weakness of her left side, it is difficult ror her to kneel to tend her roses and vegetables. Sbe can manage mucb better if she gets down on all fours, supp0rtmg herself on botb knees and one hand. ~ PUTS ON DARK PANTS,"' her daughter Julie confides, ••so the stains on her knees won't show." Julit. who.knows bow hard her mother is figbtlng to regaln her full health and strength. says softly: "I acbe for her • • • It makes me sad to see her growing older because I never think ol her as old. She's so young lookinl{ and acting." · , Despite Pat Nixon's illness, she looks extreme- ly well, ~traight and slim. She keeps her hair a pale gold. The lines are deeper now in her face and neck and on her forehead, though she hardly seems her age -66 on March 16. Lines or no, she still uses only a light beige base to make up, light pink lipstick. a small amount of eye shadow and mascara. She has never had plastic surgery. Doctors cannot predict how quickly a patient can recover from the effects of a stroke, or how completely, but Julie is less optimistic. She feels that while .her mother has made remarkable progress. she w11J never make a full recovery. ''She tires so easily," Julie says sadly. "She's just not that strong." <See RECOVERY, Page Al> ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORN IA. .SU NDAY, APRIL 23, 1978 TW ENTY-FIVE CENTS Jet's Passengers Back to Safety Dally f'll« St.all ,,_ 'Hoops It llp Kathy Doyl<.> takes her tum at clipping the souvenir net after Huntington Beach High School 's ~irls bas ketball team won its second straight CIF 4-A championship Saturday. For details of the :Victory over Buena Hig h of Ventura. see Page Bl. LEGAL TERMS -How much should an attorney cost? How did some shoppers gel free legal advice Saturday? For more keys to the courtroom, see Page Cl. BACK AND HEALTHY - Stang Hfdronics used con- servative management lo pull the company out of hot water. Now the firm is looking for green pastures in Arabia's de· sert. Paae cs. SUNSET•s DAWN -. Measures designed to shut down useless agencies and com· J'rlissJoos bave goUen olf to a •low start, but maybe that's for tbe best. say the backers of sun· aeUaws. Page C2. • L. ~ 9Hurt In Crash At Camp By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Of 1119 Detty f'llet S&lff Nine persons on a weekend scouting · camporee in Tunner Canyon were injured Saturday night when the vehicle in which tJti were riding went out of con· tr and overturned. he driver of the small pie up, Gladys Mander. of Glen- dora, and her three sons. Daniel, 6, Don, 8, and Denton, 10, were still receiving emergency room treatment early this morning. Officials at Placentia-Linda Community Hospital refused to comment on the extent of their injuries or whether they would be admitted. Two Glendora scouts riding tn the vehicle, Ken Gerber, 13, and Jeff Boyer, 12, were listed in sla· ble condition. Gerber was transferred to Kaiser Permanente Hospital ~ Bellflower after receiving eatment for a fractured pelvis a1 St. Jude Hospital in Fullerton. Boyer was admitted to St. Jude with a head injury. A11other youth, Hiram Pena, ~I Glendora, was treated and )eased al St. Jude. The other wo passengers, Russell Seawell, 11, and Marvin Sawyer. 11, were treated at the scene for minor injuries. 1 The foreign made vehicle with ;a wooden shell over its bed was apparently traveling too fast lo <SeeSCOVTS, A2> COMICS ON TV -Television is forever borrowing from other media. Comic strips are the latest insplralion and "Spiderman" Is the most suc· cessful spin-off. Page B6. .S.dr A..._ M AtYMritftke C1 Cell ...... • AS a_,,...ett.Dt·• ~ IM O..dlN..ic. Al ................. , ......... _. .... , l'IM11<e ..., ... m. "' oe&IY ...._ ,._.. W ....... .,_ ROGER McKlti~ON'S CELERITY ~W,ES NEWPORT FIRST Leadlng ·J:fass A PHRF Rlvaj8 !oward Enaenada Sta~t's sp_eedy Fleet·~.ffeads f Oi·:EDsenada . , . . . ByALMON~LOcKABEY ~ Thousands of spectators Dellyl"tle4~tltieU1tw Viewed the starting antics Of the Nearly 500 'sWlboats "braved" a 10-12 krrot· southwesterly breeze Wlder. sunny sides Satur· ·day as the :31st Newport-to- Ensenada y~bt race got under way under conditions that pro- mised to provide one of the fastest r.wis to the Baja· California )eaport in recent:r years. It was a fast but somewhat or. derly start with no reported inci· dents despite the fact that the crews of aeyetal dozen yachts turned t)le air blue as they foqht. for 1ea room near the! weather ends of the twtn start.· in& lines oil &he Newport jetty. -. yachts from every available foot or· seashore from the jetty to .Dana Point: -The s mall craft warnings that ·prevailed Friday night were cancelled by midmorning. Special race weather bulletins from the National Weather Service promised the sailors that the Winds would' increase to 16 knots and swing westerly by midafternoon. The forecast also said the winds would diminish by nightlall and blow offshore. First starts at noon sent the Ocepn Raclng Catamarans <SeeENSENADA.Fa&eA3) PiWt, Navigator HeLI By Soviet Authorities .... HE~INKI. Finland (AP) - Passengers from a South Korean Jetliner said early today, their plane was forced to crash- land on a frozen lake by fire ·rrom Soviet interceptor jets that also killed two passengers. "Al first the passengers mis· took the Soviet plane for an American fighter escort," said Jean-Claude Fory, a French businessman, recalling the in- terception Thursday. "We'd been flying for hours and we thought we were over Anchorage." Another Western European traveler, who asked not to be identified, said, "l thought the plane had come to welcome us. Then we heard a boom and saw a flash outside. We were bit by Moro Death 'Ilme Pa8se s Without Word shells and there was an ex• plosion and we went down like a lilt <elevator). "Seconds later the plane began to rock and the pilot began to look for a place to land. We had an excellent pilot. Without him we woWd have been dead. There was a bole in the airplane and wilh that bole we landed.'• Seiko Shiozaki. of Kobe. Japan. said: "A Soviet plane shot at us from the left ••• There was a hole in the side of the plane and the wind was rushing in. One Korean and one Japanese were killed. The plane plunged for five minutes, down. down, down ••• We landed on the snow." The passengers said they were on the ground two hours before Russian search teams found them and took the injured away by helicopter. Those not hurt were taken to an unidentified village and held in a building surrounded by Sov· iet soldiers. Barely a word was exchanged between the passengers and their hosts, one survivor said. ROME (AP) -The deadline A Pam Am rescue plane set by the Red Brigades for gov-brought the 106 survivors here ernment action to save Aldo early Friday from the Soviet Moro ·s life passed Saturday Union, but offic~als said the without word on the fate of the Russians detained the Korean kidnapped former premier. A pilot and navigator. lawyer for jailed members of Korean Air Lines President the terrorist band said he doubt· Cho Choon·hoon said the downed ed a church relief organization plane's pilot, Kim Chang-kyu. chosen as an intermediary could flew the aircraft for 90 minutes help Moro. after it was hit searching for a Pope Paul VI issued a landing site. dram a tic personal plea for He said the pilot and navigator Moro's release and Italian Lee KWl-Soo were being held by leaders held emergency meet-Russians for further in.estiga· ing. After the midafternoon lion. apparently for violation ot1 deadline, Moro'sfamily appealed Soviet air space. The Russi8ll$ to the ruling Christian Democrat also look the plane's "black Party to contact the Red box" flight information re· Brigades, who seized the 6l·year· carders, he said. old party president March 16. The airline president tol(i a Hundreds oI ordinary citizens. news conference here that Sov· •many in tears and clutching iet gunfire knocked out the rosary beads, gathered in a vigil plane's navigation equipment• outside Moro's home and the But there was no immediate in- downlown Rome headquarters dication how the aircraf of the Christian Democrats. strayed into Soviet airspace. Men and women joined hands The mercy flight also carried' in front of the fortress-like bead· the bodies of the two persons -quarters in Piaiza det Gesu. As killed when the Soviet jets the deadline passed, they went forced the Korean plane down 1G into the 16th century church northwest Russia. across the plaza to pray for the • five·Ume former head of the ' itauaneovemment. Body Fqund at DP Attorney Sergio Svanalt emerged Saturday evening from a one-hour talk with gang leader Renato Curcio and. aQOther ter- rorist tn a Turin prlaon. and <See •oao. Pase Au Officials wen seeking the l~ tity early today of a body found lQ: the ocean outside the Dana .HarbOr late Saturday nlght. .J No furtherdetaib were aftlla. blaa&presa•e. -· •• -l' t ' - .. I .. ·:. ! @@~§Lr \'f1!J & 1f@(}[J WeMty teview of Or&nge Coast highlights INFANT JASON WITH FAMILY: NO. 100,000 Early arrival was tust in time' Jason Lee De Haven arrived seven weeks early, just In time lo become the 100.000th infant born at St. Joseph Hospital of Orange. Jason 1s the son of Bruce and Debra De Haven of 5202 "Q" St . Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro. llosp1tal staffers celebrated the anfaol's birth by showering gifts on the young one and his parents. "l was totally amazed," said the new rather, "We just couldn't believe how nice everyone was." llow nice were they? For one thing, the hospital won 't s ubmit a bill for the delivery. Dolls teach in Toro school Dolls are more than just happy little playthings, at least they arc al El Toro Marine Elementary School. The school's hblory and language students. firth and sixth graders. <:ire making dolls to help learn about their sub- jects. The dolls arc celebrities and historical figures, the likes of Amelia Earhart, Emily Dickinson, Daniel Boone, Father Serra and a number of presidents. Youngsters pick a n~rson and research their lives. then produce a doll or papaer-mache and yarn for hair. Teacher Dave P(ince said, "We feel that when the kids do something qmgibly with their hands. they have more to write about. Cost,1 Mc~a CM Freeway decision due in mid-May Assemblyman Dennis Manger , D-lluntington Beach, said last week that a decision on completion of the long delayed Costa Mesa Freeway's final leg to the coast may be made Laguna Beach by !\lay 15. M~J!!ers said funding for t~·required environmcntal.irnpacl re- µort is included in the st ate 's 1978-1 •bud get. Mangers s,i 1~ loca l groups' pressllJ'.e. on state Transportatld~irector i\driann Gianlo helped mO\'l' the pr ~t along. Something to mk about whi le strugglipll through Newport Boul evard 's ;htck trarfic. Patrols make gays nervous Art Colony Police won special funding for ~tr~ patrol1t or so-called trouble spots las t week, but with It came cries from the gay community thet'e that they are likely to be harassed as a reirnlt. Laguna Beach Police' Chief Jon Sparks countered that ''Marauding groups of vagrants and out or towners" are the main targets, people who prey on homosexuals. In a related item. the city council bared a 30·most-unwantcd list of residents who have accounted 'for 240 arrests In the colony. 'The figures were presented to back up the request for increased patrols. Councilman Wayne Beglln said the 30 listed bad "gone beyond what .reasonable hospitality allows." · \Residents furious at rent rise Elderly residents of Treasure Island Trailer Park last week complained that large rent increases -one from $125 to $275 per month i n less than one year -were forclng low-income residents out. A survey by resldent.s showed recent. increases ranging from $40 to $200 per month. Average age at the park is about 62 years. with 134 full· time homes in the 27 acre park. Oper•lors say the rent.a are jusUfied by the blgb value of oceart front. ~roperty. Rubens' 'Graces' Fo11nd ROME CAP) -Police bavo recovered undamaged the Rubens masterpiece ''The Three Graces" and nine other Flemish works stolen from the PitU Palace in Florence, Cultural Af. fairs Minister Dario Antoniotti announced early today. The announcement coincided with a report from police sources in Florence that three persons were being held for q uestlonlng a bout the thefts from the palace -the first since the museum was established in 1640. The burglars broke through a skylight early Friday and used a rope ladder to gel to the famous nrl works. Using meticulous timing, they struck between in· spection tours by guards at the .. Palatine wing of the 15th cen· tury palace, where a burglar alarm was being installed. Pitti gallery of!icials estimat· ed the paintings' value at $1.1 million. and there was specula· t ion, because more valuable paintings were passed up, the theft was "filling an order." It was one of the most sensa- tional of a wave of art thefts that has plagued Italy for years. many in unguarded museums and churches. Antonioui .said the question· ing of the three persons by Florence police led to discovery of the paintings in the city. lie said they were not damaged. The Rubens was the most im- portant of the s tolen master pteees. It ia a 23·inch by 14·inch painting on ~ of th• three sls- t er goddesses -Aglaia, Euphrosyne and Thalia. Lollipop's Long Gone, Shirley, 50 SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Shirley Tem· pie Black, who says she led ''an enchanted childhood," celebrates her 50tb birthday to- day. looking back on half a century of dimples and diplomacy. Reaching the half-century mark hardly seems to raze the woman who mln&led with Hollywood stars as a toddler and now moves just as easily amone international diplomats. "I had an enchanted childhood -a magic childhood -with great memories. But I don't want to live in the past and l don't live in the past " she said in an interview from her suburban home in Woodside, about 25 miles south or here. . . . "At age 60," she atlded, "I don't cross out any options or opportunities." She said she's bad to l wo other careers - at home and in pubHc life -since the "Good TaM,.LE·IL.ACK Ship Lollipop" days of the late 1930s when she became the nation's top box-office attraction after discovery by a talent scout at age 3. She retired Crom film making at 22. "I've been working for 47 years and I like hard work," said the former star whose laughter s'prink led her conversa- tion. "My proud and serious interest continues to be international relations," she said. "I've studied long and hard and feel reasonably ex- pert in some areas." She said her diplomatic experience led lo seats on the boards of directors of three ma· jor corporations. President Nixon appointed her U.S. representative to the United Nations in 1969. She became U.S. ambassador to Ghana in 1974 , and two years later was named the na- tion's first woman chief of protocol. As an •·<1bsolutely" loyal Republican. Mrs. Black admits &he's watching comin& elections with hopes a change in administra· A,......,_ ... DIMPLES SURVIVED CAREER CHANGE lions will mean another ambassadorial ap· pointment. · She Is a lecturer. too. In a reeent ap·· pearance at Iowa's Coe College, for example, s he said students questioned her about foreign affairs, but had little interest in her movie career. For now, she calls herself a .. garden variety, happy, U.S. citizen'' who sUU gets tan mail, and enjoys tending her garden at home with her husband of 28 years, Charles Black. Linda, her daughter by a previous mar- t i age, is 30 and married. Her son CharlesJr., is 25, and her daughter, Lori, 24 • As for those old films in which she tap. danced and sung ber way to four Academy Awards for best performance as a juvenile. she says she has prints in storage but doesn't ·pull them out. not even for an occasional peek. "No need," says she, "I was there ... Dally PllOt 1"'91ff ., G.wy Am- Fro• Page Al Two Faces of Debra SCOUTS INJURED. • • ~·1 negotiate the narrow, winding road, rutted by recent rains. It went out of contro l, the California Highway Patrol re· ported. t The truck, traveling on a small downgrade in the road. overturned twice Qn the pave- ment and once in the loose dirt and tall grass on the side of the road. Mrs. Mander and her husband, wbo was following in another vehicle, righted the s mall camper against a walnut . tree. : The top of the cab was .s mashed in and the windshield ·and back window were ap- parently tossed from the vehicle as it rolled. . It also sustained damage to the driver side and wooden shell. Poles, a brown shoe and other articles were strewn about in the bed of the truck. sort drink cans, papers and a sock were found on the flattened grass a few feet in front of where the vehicle was righted against the tree. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT f~ Or •"Of (M\I 0~1ly "••o• ""'"" wh1(t'I •~ rtw'I'\. ri~tf'WI>~·-· p,,.., t\.O\lb* ~""'t.°'""'l"' (,..~ ~ l'·Jt»f•~•...., (t\mo.•nv r;.,,P" '' ,..., t~ •'"' r-.bl•\"'""d Mt)Nj'\y lhto11Q"' Ft10.f'I '°" (O't.t ,...,_, •• N•wOOtt (\Pa(I\, H untir.QIO'\ &9.t<1' Ftwn- l•ln VttlllY en""* S•Odlttt.M~ VAtley •nd }.~ =~~~fw~~~·.,.. .. :1~=~·;~ pr1n<1o•I OUbl \ft1~ Ctl.tnt I\ M U0 M\I &At s.trff't. '°''" M~""' C•lttOf'nf,, .,,,. ••M't N Wtff Pr4'l't,10ftt\f At\d P\ibft l'tff' JHI II. C:""'Y Yltt ...... lot•l•NIC:.._11_ '"-••te....i1 l••to< T ... m ................ ~n.tq1~ fdllot CM-'Mowo $-IYllO•I« • OfffCH Ol•fa-JIO-•flrf,_ l-kt<ft' HNG,_..,.s1-t """"l'O' ...... ,., ll'lli!lo.C•-·•"" -'":~:~.;:~':.~' ,._ Tei.pttone (n4)MMS21 Cle111fted Adv.nltlftl fU.5f7t a.a.-·-..,., .. ," .... Olfk• 111 .. :110 _,..., .. -" 4tMIOO ..._Mof1!10r•-CollMY~ ... 140.1120 =r.ir: =. "=. ~=~~= "'""ii ........ "r-·" ............. .. ,,,, t41 wit..... tttel1I petmlttllfl If uoytl •-· , ~r.:..'l:."s:::!:r.u:O"a-:' <~~::, ~':. -'"'"-. "''" ~.M -..tllirt """'.,._ -~U..l!lefllllfy. Initial summons for em~rken cy vehicles to the scene,. two miles from the intersection of Tunner Canyon Road and' the Orange Freeway, Route s'#j in- dicated a bus had plunged o(rer a cliff and a major rescue o~ra- tion was needed. .. · CHP units from Los ~eles ."and Orange counti~s anwdange County Fire and State o stry personnel responded to 9:15 p. m. incident ins I the Firestone Boy Scout ~rva· lion, which is listed a' 'vate property. . . There were 400 s1· from Glendora camped un' a full moon in the vari small valleys among the r ed ·ier· . .• . i ram. •\r , ~. F,....page· MORO. ~/e ;. said in answer to ·ii : uesti.on about the role of tbe'•.iRoman Catholic relief group qts: "I am a pesslmis~, !' would have been necessaf r the Christian Democrats ~eclare themselves ready to ~sider a negotiation." . The party earlier i tfle day suggested Caritas ·a .4n i~· -termediary to search r •poss•· ble ways'' to save M • The group agreed, but rilas general secretary Eml Frac- chi said later his Ro .ortice had received no respon from the terrorists. ··,_1 Lawyer SpazzaU calle<I e in- itiative "the equivalent of'a 'no' badly disguised," and said: •·caritas should have issued a parallel appeal: to the Retl Brigades to free Moro and to the state to free the poUUcal prisoners •• 4 It would have been at least a gesture of good wlll." ·., The lawyer said the ~~ Red Brigades members on ~l in Turin tor sediUon had no· ~om· ment, but would await dnelop. ments from Carttas. . : The Red Brigades demJDded that the ruling Christian Democrats indicate by 3-: p.m. Saturday -G a.m. EST ..:..:their readiness ·lo negotJate the re-· lease of .. communist prlsoilers" io save Moro from eucuti~ I t : Pigtailed Debra Lair, 10, performs aggressively in the junior Kata, advanced division <left> and then grins fr~m the sidelines. The motions took place at the 10th annual m- vilational karate championships at UC Irvine Saturday. Kata is a routine of formal exercises without opponent. Hughes F orlune For Medi~al Study? LAS VEGAS, Nev. CAP) -Ac· tress Jean Peters, once married to industrialist Howard Hughes, ·says her former husband several times mentioned that his fortune would be leCt to medical research. Miss Peters testified in a dep· osition Friday in the trial to de- term lne the validity of the so- called Mormon Will. She did not appear in court. .. He said his fortune was to go lo medical research," s he said in the sworn statement. Miss Peters, who married Hughes in'l957 and divorced him 14 years later, said Hughes dis· cussed the will shortly after they met in 1946, and again in the 1950s during a telephone con- versation. But she said he never mentioned the will after that • She said she last saw Hughes in Boston in 1966. The Mormon Will. dated March 19, 1968. leaves the vast Hughes fortune to various beneficiaries, including ex· wives, aides, universities, charities, relatives, the Mormon Church and the Boy Scouts or America. It also leaves a sub· stantial portion of the estate lo Utah gas station atlendanl Melvin Dummar. Hu1?hes ·died in April, 1976 leaving a fortune estimated at from $168 million to $2 billion. Disease Dead Smtdlpox Eradicated? o ENEV A <AP> -The wortd Health oraniza· Uon says ~mallJ><?X• the once-0.r~aded, high con· tagious virus disease, may fin ally hav beeh eradi cated from Earth. · In the latest issue of its magazine. the WHO said no cases of smallpox have been reported anywhere in the world in six months. The last known person to have the disease lived in Merka, Somalia, and he re- -covered, it said. "IC no cases are found during the search ac- tivities currently sweeping through East Africa and neighboring countries, then this patient in Merka • • • will have been the last case of smallpox on Earth.'' the magazine said. "For the first time the eradication of a human di~ease will have be~n achieved." When the WHO smallpox eradication campaign began in 1967, the infection was endemic in 34 coun· tries with a combined population o( 1.2 billion. At the time an e:stimated 20 million people bad smallpox. , Patient for Six Days_?_..___ Average OC Hospital Stay Costing $1,410 B7GA.&Y GllANVILLE OI ................. • 1l you are • paUa,at iJl an Oral\&• Couoty hospital, chances are &ood your stay will last six days and cost you and /or your insurance company $1.•10. The health plannfn( cowicll won't have the final say la those btues. per patient dly of any hospital ln Orange County, $288. Low occupancy coupled with hith per patient day cost gave Esparanza the highest percen· tage or operating loss among county hospilals. It's also likely that the boapital where you are staying ls only slightly more lhan half. filled with patients. It will review applications, make recommendations and then forward the appUcatlons to state health planners for ap· prov al or rejecUon. Shaw made the point that It is bis company's shareholders who bear the burden of such losses, "not the government, not the pa· Uent." Furthermore, chances are 29 in 38 that the hospital in which you are staying is investor- owned !Uld operated for a profit. llospilals that go ahead with changes without first obtalning the state's blessing face a cutoffin eligibillly for Medi·Cal relm· bursemenl. In terms of cost to the patient. . a statistic unique to Orange County. Those are some or the facts and figures included in the Orange County Health Planning Council's COCHPC) 1978 inven· tory of health services and facilities. The 1978 inventory of health care facilities was the subject of a public hearing Wednesday night in Santa Ana. Tustin Community Hospital tops lhe list compiled by OCH PC. It's 208·page inventory of county health care facilities showed that patients spend an aver age of $266 a day for services al Tustin Community. And one of the first objP.ctions raised was to the use of 1975 figures. While the health planning council's survey of county health care faciUties is dubbed 1978, the fiures used revert lo 1975. Alan Shaw, president of American Hospital Management Corp., said conditions at E~peranza Hospital in Yorba Linda have changed dramatical· ly since 1975. The 1975 figures ol hospitals then controlled by convicted em· bezzler Dr. Louis Cella were next In line in the amount or re· venue generated per patient day. Thrr~ years old or not, the figures will be the basis OCHPC will use when reviewing hospital applications "for changes in beds, services or any capital ex- penditures in excess of $150,000 ... Shaw made that point because OCHPC figures showed that Esperanza was only 13.3 percent occupied in 1975. Mission Community Hospital in mission Viejo was shown as receiving $259 per patient day. Another one lime Cella- cont rolled hospital, Mercy General Hospital was next in line with a Cigureof$249. That low occupancy rate was rertected in Espacanza 's stand· mg as having the highest cost RECOVERY • • • From Page Al For a few months following the. stroke, Mrs. Nixon used a cane when walking. She has since discarded it. After the gardening, there is a period of rest, but not for long. Soon s he will be sitting at a card table, dealing herself a game or solitaire. ll is not to kill tirpe. This too, is part of her regimen to get well. She has been instructed lo exercise her fingers by deal· . 1ng the cartis, picking them up. laymg them down with her left hand~ She does this al least once each day, somcllmes more often. After lwtch and a nap and her session with the therapist, s be sits on the shaded terrace which looks out over the Pacific at San Mateo Point and reads. She prefers biographies and historical novels. "Nicholas and Alexandra," Robert K. Massie's account or the last tragic years of the Russian imperial family, was a special interest. She has several times read, with considera- hle interest. Anne Morrow Lindbergh's "Gift from the Sea." a somewhat lyrical evocation of lhe precious values of privacy and solitude Although she receives hundreds of letters daily. she can no longer answer each personally or dictate replies. as she did with every message that came to her in the White House. .w. Almost 104,000 pieces of maH, 5,000 telegrams ;- a nd hundreds or noral arrangements arrived at San Clemente in the three weeks following her stroke. Since then. she has received more than a million messages from all over the world. A corps of volunteers, local women who have remained loyal to the family and to her, comes to San Clemente to sift through_ the let· ters, answer some, and pass along to her those that arrive from special people. In groups of six. the volunteers work several hours each day. c·oming to the office complex. which is about a ........... SIGN OF HIGH SPIRITS AFTER STROKE Leaving Long Be•ch Hoepftet, Jufy 1976 VISITING NEW YORK TWO WEEKS AGO Pat Returning Home From Florida Trip quarter·mile from the main house. They never see her. In late afternoon. her husband returns from those same offices, outside the white adobe wall of the estate. A year ago, when he was still re· covering from the phlebitis that almost killed him, he would travel the distance in a golf earl. but now he walks. Every day, when he comes home, the Nix· ons get into their bathing suits and swim in the pool. Lounges and folding canvas chairs are ranged arowtd, four of them bearing names on their backs like directors' chairs on a movie set: The President, Mrs. Nixon. Tricia, Julie. Pat Nixon enters the water and swims, hard and purpoeefully, using the breast stroke. She does a lap, rests. goes at it again. Before her stroke, she could easily do a dozen without tiring. In the old days at San Clemente, whenever time or her schedule allowed, she would walk for at least two hours each day. In Washington. too, she would frequently join the president and bis friends for a bowling evening in the base· ment alleys, and became so expert she regular· ly outscored her daughters and Nixon's friend, Charles G. Rebozo. Once a bowling ball slipped from her fingers and fell squarely on a presidential toe. Nixon danced around the alley. hopping on one foot and howling with pain. Julie, recalling the story, says he lost hi s temper; then, remorseful, "couldn't have been more considerate and thoughtful to Mom" all the rest or the week. After a 15· or 20·minute swim. now the Nix· ons dress, and Fino and Manolo Sanchez serve dinner. often on the poolside terrace, sometimes in the dining room. Usually the Nixons dine alone; on rare OC· casions there will be guests: Julie and David Eisenhower, Bebe Rebozo or Robert Abplanalp, a few other close personal friends. Sometimes people high in official life come to see them. though the visits are oot publicized. Nobody stays late. Everyone watches close· ly to see if she is tiring. When the signs come, they make their goodbyes. There are m any nights when the Nixons sit alone. Perhaps he goes up to his study to work on his memoirs while she stays downstairs reading or watching television. Sometimes they will watch a movie, a print of which is sent by friends in the Industry. A screen is put up al one end or the large living room and a technician operates the equipment. Recently. a friend suggested they see ''Network," a corrosive indictment of the television business, written by Paddy Chayefsky. The friend called writer Victor Lasky, who knew Chayefsky, to try to obtain a print, voicing a good deal or concern about lhe profanity in the movie. Wouldn't it upset the Nixon women? Lasky, who relates the story, laughs and shakes his head. He knows that Julie and her mother were hardly unaware of the expletives deleted from the Watergate tapes. Pat and Richard Nixon sleep in separate bedrooms toward the rear of the house, each with an ocean view -as they did in the White House and at their Key Biscayne, Fla., estate, which they no longer own. (At Key Biscayne he slept. in the office complex away from the main house.) · He goe5 to bed late, often after midnight. usually taking bis work with bim and either read· ing or writing for an hour of so. She retires early, usually by 10. and reads a short while before she falls asleep. TOMORROW: The Recluse Copyright (C) IJ7S by Lai# Dr.Md. ' Overall, the OCHPC lnvestory inventory of health care faclllties showed that Orange County Is not as seriously over bedded as other areas of the state. There were lo 1975 f .l hospital beds for each 1,000 populaUon, the study showed. But the over· alt occupancy rate of those hospital beds was just 55.3 per· cent. according to OCHPOti Palmdale: ' Bulge or Mo11ntain LOS ANGEL~ (AP) • The federal government has spent millions of dollars to see tr the heaving of a Southern California area nearly as large as Indiana could mean an earthquake or a new mountain. The U.S~ Geological Survey began, study· ing the 32,000-square·mile uplift, called the P\Jmdale Bulge, two years ago. At that time, USGS approved Sl.4 milUon to study the forma· t1on. This year. it plans to spend SS million -one·third of all the federal money handed out for earthquake s tudy -on in· vestigaling the uplift. Inlorma· tion from a lour.month in· vestigation completed last wtek 1s being processed into com· puters at the USGS center at Menlo Park . The USGS said early study re· sults would kick out of tbe com- puters around June. and the final report is not likely before the end of the year. The uplift, whicb straddles tM 600-mile· long San Andreas Fault and is centered in the Palmdale area. might foretell a great earth· quake, or it might be part of mountain·buildlng processes - rising and falling harmlessly over the ages, scientists say. "We just don't know. Nobody knows.·· said Peter L . Ward, chief of the USGS earthquake µrediclion branch. "But, we're movin~ in the right direction. We know a lot more about the uplift now ·· Robert Castle. bead o( the USGS team that first reported the uplift on the basis of earlier survey records, said the bulge probably began building about 1960. Jl peaked in 1974 alter swelling about 12 in ches above s urrounding land, he said. Peaks or up to 18 inches were recorded. Sometime after 1974, Castle said dips es deep as seven inches began developing in the bulge. "It has grown in sort of spasms with great rapidity,.. he said, adding that the bulge could have moved from its original position. Castle said a similar bulge began in the same area about 1906 and had disappeared by 1926. "There's geologic evidence that this kind of thing has been going on for tens of thousands or years," he said. Bulge or no bulge, many geologists say that Califomja is due for a major quake along the San Andreas Faull, particularly m Southern California where the last big temor on the fault OC· curred in 1857. Ins Angeles Driver's Run Cl.aims Pair LOS ANGELES (AP) - A 25·year-old driver on a 10.minute hit·and·run rampage killed two pedestrians and left three others injured early Saturday, police said. The driver, Charles Carter of Los Angeles, was booked for in· vestigation of manslaughter. and police said two counts of felony manslaughter and five counts of felony hit and run may be sought from the district al· tomey 's office Monday. Carter allegedly first struck 77-year·old David Huh as he was in a crosswalk. As Carter sped away, another motorist followed him, got his license number and returned to help Huh, who was pronounced dead at the California Hospital. As Carter attempted a left turn, police said witnesses re· ported that he appeared to lose control of his car as he hit two youths, 11-year-old Lionel Munoz. who later died and 8- year·old Cesar Garcia. Munoz, who suffered massive internal injuries, was pro- nounced dead on arrival at West Adams Community Hospital. Garcia wu reported in serious condition at County-USC, said Officer Michael Carter. Information supplied by the witness at the first accident. scene led police to Carter's home, where they waited for him until bls arrival several minutes later. They erruted him af&era brief chase. .iba, '~' ---*--.... .._, ---- • Knee-lmoc~ing Glen Alona of Costa Mesa warms up for the freestyl~ halC of competition at a Frisbee tournament Saturday ai UC Irvine·s Campus Park. Wlnners of the contest that ends today ·wm vie in world championships in A\lgust at the Rose Bowl. ENSENADA • • • <From P1ge AU away on the IMhore line and the Class A l>erlormance Handicap racing neet reaching away from the offshore line. Starts ror lhe other classes were at 10.minute intervals untll 1 p.m. when the midget ocean racing classes hmder 30 feet) were sent on their way. With the moderate winds pro- vid ing a Cast reach, the catamarans and Class A yachts were hull-down on the horizon by · the tirne the smaller classes answered the starting gun. Out front early in the race wu the new 60-foot catamaran Dou· ble Bullet whose owner·aklpper, Bob Hamel, declared he was out to be the first. across the finish line at Ensenada with a new elapsed Ume record. · The existing record for the 12S·mile race is 14 hours and one minute aet by lb• 46·foot. catamaran Aikane ln 1957. Challqtng the big ••cata" to seaward were such Claas A monohull speedsters aa t.be 8'· foot CbrlsUne, sailed by Fred Preiss. Pacific Mariners Yacht Club; the Gfoot Ragtime sailed by co-skippers Bill White and Bill Pa1quinl, Long Beach Vaeht Club, 8Dd tho 6$-foo\ Ila.ht. di&- placement sloop Drifter, Hatry Molosbco, LBYC. • The anticipated bal,le between Dri£ter and her aich r i v a I M e r I i n r a i l e d 't o materialize as Merlin, owned by Bill Lee, Santa Cruz, failed' to make the race. ' Also out of the race was Jack Balllie's 12-meler Newsbey, Balboa Yacht Club, which has been first to finish in several previous Ensenada races. Also near the head or the fleet a rew minutes aft.er the s~rt was Sirius 11, the 83 .• foot ltf·b9at owned and skippered by Bob Lynch, Newport Harbor Yatht Club. Sirius 11 is also a fon'Oer line honors (first to finish> win· • ner. • Passengers on spectator bQtats and sailors in the Class A PH1lF fJeet were treated to a diapla, or pulchritude be£ore the atlrt when the .. racing" yaeht Dominator. manned by a ~ crew from San Francisco, paraded through the neet with • topless female displaylna "er charms. • Depending on bow the Wind gods treat the neet dWing the night boura oU San Dleao and the Coronados Islands, the Qnt yachts should be arriviDC in Eoaenada b1 m14morn1DJ. - l A~ Oi. CAP) -ABC l~ bu beea ,ivea two PM~ Awards!« IMl'tiorioul ac'1e~t bl b.readcaatlnc, and KA.BC-TV ID Loi Ancetes was laonorecl for a news ~cuneatary aa police accoun. t ... lit.y. TOE AWARDS llave been alveo since 19U by the Georae Foster Peabody Board. Tbe 1971 winners were chosen, from near- 1 y 700 entries. the largest number ever submitted. Medallions and certiricates wlll be presented to winners May 3 at a luncheon sponsored by the Broadcast Pioneers in Ne~ork. David Wolper and ABC-TV won an award for the production of "Roots" a nd Arthur Rankin and Jules Bus were honored for the production of .J.R.R. Tallden's book. "The Hobbitt." OTHER U'l'l winners include: TELEVISION: "The MacNeil- Lebrer Report .. ; WBTV. Charlotte. N .C., "The Rowe String Quartet Plays on Your Imagination." Still Taking Stock Two New York Stock ~change workers put in overtime Saturday-to catch up with the massive volume recorded during the past week on Wall Street. The pair were among several hundred called in for overtime after the market enjoyed a week of record activity that pushed the average above the 800 mark for the first lime in many months. INTERNATIONAL/NATIONAL/WEATHER ::: ~Won't -IOin. Teacher Fired In Union Fight DETROlT <AP) -No one· questioned her ablllt.y, q uallfica- tioos or dedicatioll wben the Detroit School Board voted to lire high school gu i~ance counselor Anne Parks. After 40 years with the school system, MiSs Parks had failed only one requirement for the job -she had refused to join a teache r 's union o r pay the equivalent or union dues. "l'M NOT against unions or organizations but I don't think any person should be forced to join one," said Miss P arks. "How can a teacher teach all racets or an issue when he believes he is beholden lo the union for his salary and other benefits•!" asked Miss Parks, who has a doctorate in educa- tion. "Teachers are responsible to the public, not to union of· fi cials." A spr ightly woman, Miss Parks, who's in her early 605, is not alone in her fight. More than 800 of the 4,000 students at Cody, the city's largest high school, have signed a petition seeking her reinstatement. "l don't want to get my hopes up becawse I feel, bad enough about her getting fired as is," 11aid senior Ed Sweeney, 17. •'She 's really helped a lot or peo- ple - she kept me in school. .. THE DrSPUT~ began in 1969 when the Detroit chapter or the Am eric.an Federation o f Teachers negotiated an agency· shop clause in its contract with the Detroit School Board. The · cla use required teachers who did not join the union to pay an a1:e n cy-s h op fee roughly equivalent to wiion dues. That came to about $136 a year for full-time teachers. Miss Parks a nd 600 other teachers sued, challenging the legality or the contract, and re· fused to pay the agency fees or to join the union. · The case eventually reached the U.S. Supreme Court, where Miss Parks and the others won a partial victory last year. It ruled unanimously that money collect- ed from non·members could be used only for collective bargain· i n g a nd not for political purposes. Miss Parks offered to pay her fees into an t?scrow a ccount APWI,...,.... • FIGHTING UNION PRESSURE " Teacher Anne Parks .. while the circuit court reviewed : the case. SA YING THE request was ••unreasonable," the union re· ' fused and again asked the school b oard to fire he r from her $23,000-a·ycar job. ''From our point of view it's a reasonable thing to ask that those who benefit from the work or the union should be asked to s upport the costs or the union's '' operation." said Mary Ellen Riordan, president or the . Detroit Federation of Teachers. .' ., Lorimar Productions, the ABC Theatre presentation of "Green Eyes"; Norman Lear, "All In the Family"; London Weekend Television, ••upstairs Downstairs"; MTM Produc- tions. ''Tbe Mary Tyler Moore Show''; Steve Allen of KCET, Los Angeles, creation of an imaginative series on curren.t events, "Meeting or Minds," in which Allen converses with his· GOP Lists Promises 'Not Kept' 4 in Family Die in Blaze ( BRIEFs ):-: . ' --~~~~~~~~~~~ , toric persons on contemporary issues. WmdsCUp Chip Toss BEAVER, Okla. CAPl - Gusty winds frustrated dung stingers hoping to set a new distance mark at the Ninth Annual World Championship Cow Chip Throwing Contest here Saturday. The tosses. which were blown all over the outdoor arena by stiff northwester· ly winds, failed to top 140 feet. Contestants, some of whom came from as far away as West Germany. earned the dubious dis· tinction of settin g the poorest marks since 1974. Last year, Art Koster of Winona. Kan., threw a. chip 190 feet ell, route to his c hampionship title. This year his best effort marked at less than 99 feet. Panama Trip In Offing? PANAMA CITY <AP) -A major hotel said Saturday the U.S. Embassy bad booked near· ly the entire establishment ror May 10-14 in preparation for a possible visit by President Carter, who has been invited by Panamanian leader Gen. Omar Torrijos. A spokesman for the Holiday Inn. who asked not to be named, said the hotel bad 273 rooms and all but 40 that are permanently rented would be available. The embassy said no decision had been m ade by the White House on whether Carter wUl come to Panama. An embassy source said he was unaware of the h otel bookings. WASllINGTON (AP) -Presi· dent Carter has broken more campaign promises tban he has. kept, the Republican Party claims in a review covering Carter's first .13 months in of. fice. "Name any subject, J '11 find you a promise not kept or one that we would have preferred he had not kept," GOP Chairman Bill Brock said Saturday in re· l easing the study entitled "Promises, Promises.·· .. FROM TAXES, lo innalion. to national defe nse, to energy, to de-politicizing the Justice Department, the record is clear and speaks for itself," Brock said. · The study lists 636 pledges made by Carter during the cam· paign and says the president has broken 113 promises and kept 111, with 412 described as "un- kept, unkeepable or unverifia· ble." The White House declined comment on the report. A similar GOP study, released last September, said Carter had kept 121 promises, broken 77 and fallen "short or fulfilJment" on another 230. However , the two studies are not directly com· parable because the lists of pro- mises vary. THE LATEST study says Carter has failed to fulfill pro· mises to enact a comprehensive. energy program, maintain sta- ble prices, obtain fair profits for farmers and submit a national health insurance plan in 1977. It also lists as broken pro· m ises, failures to· initiate welfare reform in Carter 's first year in office, de-politicize the Justice Department and s pare m iddle-income Americans from higher taxes. .. Mr. Carter has proposed an impressive array of new taxes for the American people," the Republicans charge. Those tax· es include new levies on gasoline as part of his energy plan and increases in payroll deductions for Social Security. MONTGOMERY, Pa. <AP) - Four members of a family died and three others were injured Saturday in a n early morning house fire, authorities said. Police said the four -Tammy Sue Wertz, 17, Timothy Yohn, 14, Sterling Yohn, 13, and Elizabeth Sue Yohn, 9 -died of burns and smoke inhalation. Belly Yohn, 42, the victims' mothe r. was taken to Muncy llosp1lal where s he was treuted for burns and shock. and was re· ported in guarded condition. Donald Yohn Jr . 19. another member of the family. was re· leased from the 'hospital after being treated for minor burns. 2Climhers Nestled on Cliffs Face ZION NATIONAL PARK CAP) -Two professional m oun- taineers. including the man who climbed the towe ring World Trade Center in New York, climbed halfway up the scraggly north face or Angels Landing in 11112 hours before bedding down Saturday night on a lofty ledge. George Willig, the 28-year-old New Yorker who made the un· authorized 110-story c limb in Manh attan. and his climbing partner Steve Matous, 23. m anaged to reach their planned sleeping spot on an outcropping about 650 feet up just as dark· ness enclosed the l ,500-foot peak. The two planned lo eat a high- protein s nack and then harness themselves into sleeping bags. 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'• ' Alcohol Panei Fetes Courage LOS ANGELES <AP> -A resolution eom· •tadinl former Jt'1nt Lady Betty Ford for ber CO•••• aD4 apennesa la ralslq the awareness of alcohol •bale ,,. di'afted by the Loi Angeles Atcobol Awareness w .. k Coa:unlttee. a committee •,POtamu Nld Sa~. WANT to thank you for your esa toward your own alcohol awareneas. We commend you for sbarlq this with the na· lion.•• eom.Uttee co-chairman Norm Soulberby quoted the re-solution. '1'be appreciation we have will be reflected in the tens or thousands of silent sufferel'I who now will come forward to gain their own new awareness ... continued the resolution to Mrs. ETTY "°"o Ford, who is being treated at the Long Beach Naval Hospital's Alcohol and Drug Rehabilitation Center. ' 'I:bis resolution was to be presented Saturday lllght at the Los Angeles Convention Center at the banquet culminating Alcoholic Awareness Week, which featured films. exhibits. seminars and Bay Massacre Solve· d? celebrity appearances to encourage awareness of alcohol use and abuse. • Police said Ng. Yu and Tam were the three masked gUQmen who More than 160 young <and not so youne> women aPJ>eared for cheerleader audl· t'ons called by tbo Rams Saturday. Among the throne who got their Rah· rah •s out were, ,at left. Irma Rabwyler, 25, of Bqena Park and Lenni Wood, 26. of Long Beach. The two made it into the semi-finals where th e 20 Rams cheerleaders will be picked. Some others didn't make it, such as Phyllis Wanger of Culver city, right. a Rams season ticket holder foll 25 years. She commented, 'Who knows, they might need a mascoL' MRS. FORD was reported doing well Saturday as she continued her treatment for addiction to pain-killing medication and alcohol. She entered the rehabilitation center April 11 for problems as· soclated with medication dependence. A statement released Friday through family spokesman Bob Barrett stated that besides Mrs. Ford's depen· dence oo an unnamed pain-killing drug, she also was addicted to alcohol. SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Police are convinced they have in custody three of the main players in a bloody mass.acre al a popular Chinatown restaurant last fall, and a photo of a fourth youth being sought was published Saturday throughout the state. burst into the Golden Dragon .---!'!!!'91 Dr. Joseph Pursch said he expects the 60-year- old former.First Lady to con1inue to do well with her treatment. which he said usually lasts four to five weeks. Twin Tots Die In Bouse Fire The fugitive, identified as 18-year· old Melvin Yu, was described by pofice as usualty armed and "ex· tremely dangerous." The Police Gang Task Force Friday announced the arrests of two high school youths charged in the shooting spree al the Golden Dragon Restaurant. which left five persons dead· and 11 wounded. They also said they had pulled from San Francisc°et Bay mud two shotguns and a re· volver believed used in the crime • restaurant at 2:40 a.m. Sepl 4. fired shots at the ceiling then sprayed bullets at the 100 late-night diners. W"mds Smpected In Tram Deaths .. The gang task force bas known all a long who it wanted but it has taken BAKERSFIELD <AP) -Two-year-()Jd twin a long, s low eight months to put boys burned to death in a !ire Friday that together the pieces in a way that will destroyed their parents' home here, Kern County stand in court," an unnamed source firemen reported. Firemen found the charred was quoted as saying in published re- bodies oC Santeen and Sajeen Patterson in the rub-ports Saturday. · ble of the home oC their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arrested Friday were Peter Ng, 18, Willard Patterson, Fire Capt. Phil Johnson said. and an WUlamed juvenile, 17. Arrest- The tiny bodies were ed March 24 was Curlis Tam, 18. All found .within two feet or r· } four were charged in warrants with each other near the front ""7' ... TE five COWlls of murder , 11 counts of door or the home. ~.1 n. assault with intent to murder and 11 He saJd another in· counts of assault with a deadly f ant. thought to be the weapon. twins' brother, was rescued from the home with bµrns over 20 percent or his body. GOP BopelU& Tlareatelled REDONDO BEACH (AP) -Death threats bave been made against Republicans Ed Davis end George Deukmejian, both of whom are run. ning for slate office, the FBI said Saturday. The FBI confirmed receiving a call informing agents of the threats, but added that it was not conducting an investigation. The agency would not say who made the call, or what the motive was for the threats. Sellien Ba1'e S•• .. ltet LONG BEACH <AP) -About 300 senior citizens attended a Congressional subcommittee hearing Saturday lo determine if the Older Americans Act or 1970 needs to be updated before its renewal. • Testimony· focused on identifying the needs of senior citizens. including an aggressive preventive medicine program with free annual physical ex· aminations. ~ Nlzn Sell Serdee SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -Mayor George Moscone has vetoed an ordinance to allow self· serve gas stations tn the city, saying it would cost jobs for "young. low-income and low·skllled persons ... Sponsor Quentin Kopp had argued that self· service station requiring one attendant for every eight gas pumps would lend to reduce gasoline prices. but Moscone said there was no guarantee or that. 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LAGUNA HILLS .~ Huntington Center s:.f 0-1 Laguna Hiiis Mall I .. • ., • .• htn trac1.u th~artes or the weJc Just put. u ~PU qe abcMWl be that: a ._C-Barbara Walters outlasted Harry ll~aaoner on ~ --rv-a pJ'lme.time news show. • -Orailge Couocy'e joblees rate dip~ to 5 ~cent at the same ttme ma.st of our trash collectors went on strike.· -On the very day mllllons of Americans groaned thelr way to the post office at income tax deadline time. the atock market soared and had lls busiest day in his. tcry. :: -Looking every bit Uke an American Civil Liberties· ' Union prptest group, 1,000 FBI agents demonstrated out· 'ide a Washington courtroom as their ex-acting director. and two ot.her ~en entered pleas for illegal wiretapping. · Some other ~ms from the week wort.by of comment:. Lower Air Fares Welcome . Cheers to the Civil AeronauUcs Board for backing off tts stiff ·necked attitude and ·opening the way for new rounds ot cheaper-than-ever airline fares. Traditionally protective of high fares a nd airline pro· fits, the CAB is reversing itself and making it far easier for carriers to compete for passengers with lower ticket costs. Under the new policy, airlines will be able to cut their Cares as much as 50 percent without even consultlng with the CAB. With that protecUve umbrella gone, the more 3:ggressive lines are certain to off er flying bargains in wne for summer vacation travelers. As Freddie Laker proved, lowered prices don't break th.e backs of airlines. They just lure more passengers to fill seats that ordinarily would ha ve been empty. Farewell to Fallen Flier A dip of the wings and a salute to aviator Frank Tallman, who joined the list of fallen eagles last week when his plane crashed into Santiago Peak. A man of charm. a gentleman with dash. a credit to his profession •. a nd a brave and s killed st~man. Tellman's departure leaves an irreplaceable void with his Or:rngc County pcighbors. . Appreciate Art Close Up Cheers and loud hurrahs for the Laguria J3each Museum of Art for bringing forth into public view what has to be the most .prestigious display of art ever seen in these parts. Picassos. Renoirs, Chagalls, Henry Moores, Childe Hassams. Moris. Bonnards. Marinskys ... a ll of these artists and more of equal fame arc on display in this out standin~ showing In .all, 130 orig inal fin~ works are being shown through May 28 at the museum, 307 Cliff Drive <Closed Tuesdays). They a rc on loan from a private museum and are on display in Laguna through the efforts of Mrs. Nick H. Williams. Clearinghouse Disturbs You'd think even banker.oriented bureaucrats would s hy away from a program described as having the JX>ten· tial for "an unparalleled threat to personal privacy." Yet the Federal Reser ve h as approved a national e lectronic clearinghouse system that wiJl permit banks and other depository institutions to have access ultimate· I'.' to any private.party money transaction in the count ry. Very efficient, said the Fed's board of governors. Very dangerous, said the blue-ribbon Privacy Protection Study Commission. Very efficient, said the ~~d's board of governors. The governors won. Tra-la-las Too Tempting? From Atlanta comes word that shoppers are being fed a s ubliminal m essage via Muzak telling them not to steal. The scientist testing the program believes stores can cut down theft losses if their customers are reminded ob so unobtrusively that shoplifting is morally wrong and they might get ca ught. That's all well and go00, but there·s something ter· ribly spooky about s ubliminal messages. It's a bit terrify- iug to consider we 're being motivated without our Kziowledge and against our will. Think of the possibilities if the store programmed the mess age to encourage shoppers to buy instead of telling them not to steal. • "I don't know why I bought 20 loaves of bread and 12 dozen eggs." says the shopper to her hus ba nd. ~mething just made me do it.'' • ()pinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those 9f their authors and atists. Reader comment Is Invited. Addreas The Daily Pilot. P.O .ec>xJS60, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321 . 1 · Boyd/Epitaphs By.L.M.BOYD Read y for another Language man contest? Let's have a go at Apt Epitaphs. fictional fancies concocted without malice. SU ch as: .. Burt ~~_!l.~lds, Alone at Last." "rn1ruu!DS• tein's Monster. E Phuibus Unum." .. Edwin Newman. He Done Good.•• "Izaak Walton, Weight 420 pounds, Lenjtth 32 feet." "Here Lies Richard Helms, Admitted-· ly." U you come up with any more, kindly send same for publication and appropriate blame. Not only is a woman's work never done, but said woman rarely gets credit for it. Take·that saying, for in- stance: "A woman's work Ill never done." Not one in a mlUion knows it was first said in the 1790s by Martha Moore Ballard, a pioneer lady 1n Augusta, Maine. lt'a bellevecl the only law never violated was that 1'0. leflalation by the En1U1b Parliament which prohibited Ute uiaking of gold out. of lead. Recent ltudJes stlll abow that tW'o OU1 of five cllwl'Ced fathers pa;y no cbUd support. - .! Robert N. Weed/Publlwr T?IOmal Kewll/l!dftor ··i Gas Substitute: Still Possible WASHINGTON -While tho 111Uon'1 bis bl'alns fuddle over the enera criaia. a re!o:rmed Alabama moonshiner and a former civil Jiahts worker have teamed up to build a different k1nd O( BWl that ii beglnJllq to provide thelr nelpbors with a cheap and e!flclcnt 1ubstituto !or gasoline. Albert TurneT. a black man once close to MarUo Lut.ber King Jr .• and Albert Hub- bard, a white man formerly in the booUeg .business, :h a v e Clem· :onstratedi on a minor scale the feasibility of producing auto fuel from com alcohol -an idea that bas been opposed by the oil tycoons and shrugged off by federal energy czar J ames Schlesinger. The product from this jer- rybuilt still in the Atabama piney woods country has been tested with excellent results. And the backwoods entrepreneurs intend to market their alcohol fuel soon for 65 cents a gallon. Mailbox 'l'hls will confound the ivory tower experts l.n w~ wbo have insl.sted tbal aucb fuel couldn't be pl'Oduced for Jess than $1 a gallon and was. therefore, economically lolprac- UcaL Furthermore. ln these days of multimillion dollar covernment. boondoggles, Turner and Hub- bard built their pilot plant and began production for less than $12,000 out of a federal grant. or $82,000 from the Office or Minority Business. WE SENT our investigative re- porter Hal Bemton to work on the sti 11 {lnd to report back how it's do- ing. lt·was constructed primarily of junkyard materials not far from Selma, Ala. Turner beads a small black cooperative that will operate the ba c kwoods distillery. He evolved the idea in consultation with a Minnesota scientist named Alan Zithamer. A private firm offered to build the still for. Turner for" $60,000. Instead, Turner and his associates constructed it for one· fifth that cost. A piece of old steel pipe was used as a column; an old tarba1e container was converled lnto a giant bo1llna pol for tbe com mash: and a large cu stora1e tank beeame tbe fermenting vat. Treuwy aaent.s, who monitor· the project to make s ure it doesn't produce cheap rotgut for people, were skeptical that It would ever pl'Oduce the high· proof aleohol necessary fof auto fuel. But last November, Hubbard happened on the scene. The •C7·. year-old ex-mooruihiner rrom the piney woods hadn't practiced his Illegal craft for 20 years, but he hadn't forgotten it. Intrigued with the idea of pi:ovlding inex- pensive fuel for small farmers, be suggested several major de- sign chao.ges. He was hired on as a consultant. Our reporter found the ex- perimentat plant off a main highway leading out of Selma. Hubbard was bard·at work, test· ing a batch of fermenting mash that would be run through the s till. HE INSPECTED the thick mixture of com, yeast, enzymes and water, and, perhaps out of past habit, pronounced it un- palatable for drlnldn& purpo.ses. But his moonshine was intended for car engines. Using large slabs of dlscardecl cuttings from the local 11aw ml1l as firewood, Hubbard heated up the still. The alcohol in the com brew began steaming off through a series of pipes to an old car radiator salvaced from the junk yard. Then the wa~ cooled alcohol condensed back Into liquid and ran down to a storage tank~ The tank is securely locked and can be opened only by Treasury agents and a security guard. Samples of the final brew are tested dally for atrengt.h; !t tests out about 180 proof. • For the moment, Tumer dis,. penses his experimental fuel in informal, country-store fashion. A local minister drove up to the still in bis green Impala CJlevy. Turner cried out in moek afarm: .. Preacher, you caught me in the act. Come on up and tty some." THE VISITOR .agfeed to tesl the product, and a gallon was blended with the regular gasoline in his tank. As the car engine purred away. Turner grinned al our reporter and pre- dicted: "Once the preacher gets booked on this stuff, the whole congregation will go for it." Other curious Selma re~ident.s have dropped by to gawk al the homemade still. Among the vis· ilors were a Selma deputy s heriff and a former Alabama revenue agenL The latter, an ex· pert in s potting illegal · moonshine stills. inspected lhe maze or pipe, valves and vats admiringly. Those who have tested the brew in their cars insist it in- c r eases t he engine power noticeably and makes the moCot' ••sound like it just had a tune-up." · · Barring hitches, Turner in- tends to erect a one-pump filling station on the property and to begin selling the alcohol fuel on a limited scale. Eventually, he hopes to expand the distillery. FOOTNOTE: The farmers who participated in Turner's venture saw 90 percent of their crops ruined by drought, inse<:ls and disease last year. Hall the grain crop was infested by a lox· 1c poison and had to b e destroyed. But in the future, the • grain could still be used lo pro-, duce alcohol fuel. 'Colonists' Must Fight Runaway Budgets To the Editor· 1 t had to happen. The prop- aga nd a being spoon.fed to the public concerning the Jarvis- Gann amendment ls now a full· size, steamrolling. calculated mass or untruths. Too bad the Daily Pilot saw fit to minimize Jarvis' visit to the Orange County Fairgrounds and also completely ignored any cov- erage of the meeting. They did, however, print in full an article by Robert Citron who s aid. .. This nation is beading for socialism. Prop. 13 is going to get us there in one giant step." Nol long ago, someone else (a state official> declared that Prop. 13 was communistic. A better analogy might be that anti-Prop: 13 forces represent King George and pro-Prop. 1J the ·colonies. THE REAL 11\ssUE is hot whether state, town and school districts have to live within a re- alistic budget , but whether California is ready to lake a giant step towards providing a competltitve economic at- mosphere. Does it want lo establish a healthy business climate tbal· would not only retain our in· dustrial base but expand it by soliciting and enticing major in- dustries to come to California because of a low tax rate? Wh at's wrong with providing more jobs, establishing a wider base of taxation and providing an economic situation in which both our senior citizens and young adults can afford to live? One only has ·lo look at the many areas in the country which have problems funding educa- tion, a high unemployment rate and high laxes to know where we are beading. The reason for thei r dilemma is principally the lost r evenue due to departing large industrial firms and tremendous increases in school budgets. Take New York, for instance. Taxes are probably the highest. in the country (California ls a close aecond). The rapid in· crease in taxes ls due to runaway budeets foate?ed by school dlstricts -roughly 80 percent ol )'Our taxea are geared for •chool purposes. Unrealistic ne1otJated salary packqes as well u unnecessary programs unde~ the &uiae of education are the prime culprits. Loss or revenue in New York was also fostered by loss of large industrial companies such as Kollsman, Sperry Rand and Union Carbide, to name a few. Jn the last few years, real estat.e value has declined, taxes con- tinue to soar. The alternative to Prop. 13 is not the Behr amendment (which is temporary relief). The solution to unemployment is jobs. The solution to the rising cost o( our school budget is to c ut back on nonessentials and reduce costs. The solution to enabling our senior citizens and young adults to be able to afford to live in California is to have a realistic lax base and increased housing starts. The solution . is for the col· onists to vote Yes on Prop. 13 and defeat King George once 'and for all. CONRAD TRJGILIO "&tend ERA Ti111e-• To the Editor: The Louisiana Supre me Court. ruJing of AprU 10 has shown once again that "liberty and justice for all" in this. country is a cruet farce. A woman who is the· breadwinner for her ramily has watched h e r hu s band c o mplefely disregard her objections and take out a second mortgage on. thei r home -a debt that stle mus t somehow repay to keep the property. She has just been told that her challenge to the· state Jaw that gives a wife no voice in decisions about property is not a proper constitutional issue. It is also not 1l 'proper constitutional issue in California. C~ORNIA has no Equal Rights Amendment in the state constitution. Six years ago Californians ratified the Equal Rig hts Amendment to the United States Constitution. Thirty-five states have ratified that amendment. Three more ratifications are needed in states where public opinion polls show that a majority of citizens favor the ERA but there has not been time to work within the s low-moving, often unresponsive, processes of government to translate these beliefs into "yes" votes. The deadline for ratification of the ERA is March 22, 1979. If we as Californians believe that .. equality or rights under the Jaw shall not be denied o~ abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex·• and want this constitutional guarantee for California women and all women .in this country. we must act. now by strongly urging our federal legislators io support ffJ{les 638 which would extend the time limit for ratification. If you have · questions about the ERA or want to offer your time or resources in the extension effort, please conta,ct E RA Orange County 639·8807 or the National Organizati on for Women 494-1783. There can be no time limits on equality. : JANE POOLE : . ·B~k Law Centerll To the Editor: I am much disturbed about: something I heard early last: week. The Women's Law Center.: 436 W.Sixth St., Tusti n, aj privately funded organization,, which offers low-cost legal aid to '. Orange Countians, is going. bankrupt. : Although l am not well versed· regarding the three-year history · of the center. I know it to be a · valuable source of legal advice : to all of us who reside here in · Orange County, and an inspira-: tion to those wishing to set up ; similar operations in other : areas. Pamela Bigelow, the center's : director, indicates that she has ) no more than 30 more days of : operating budget before she must call it quits. · IT IS my belief that people in this area, ii they only knew of · lbe center's plight, would be ' Corthcoming with some funds. A • minimum membership ls only $$, yet anyone is eliglbl«t to use t the services if they cannot pay. S It would be a shame to allow ( something of this nature to go by • the wayside. ~ Ms. Bigelow and her dedicated l staff and supporten have fought \ long and hard to· keep their ( center open to service our \ neecls. Can we not now do ~ aomethlnc for them. and ul· ~ timatel.Y for ourselves? ~ BARl\ARA L. HAMMERMAN ,· ==~~~-:-~=~jt ~··A" ~~ ........... .. " .. ....-~....,,..---If W"k-................ _., . ..... ~ ........ ' ... - • .47' ' Towrftl .. DlllY PnoUloll 1!60_ Clalt.aMesa, CA t262' TeCIU ttw o.uy P1iotn1oa.m1 Did We Get Money's Worth From Ta~es? ' WASBINGTON ~~ ...-mult bo ttm tor the puaa1e Of tbe COD • -· eluatve Panama <:anal truUes and for the culmlnatloo ol one d the m o s t wrenching ln· come tax •euons oa re- ,. cord. We can put the soul· sea.ring canal questions behind us, but not that enormous tax but we just paid. Americans are becoming pain· fully aware that the tax bite from federal, state and local government is getting so big that, whatever our poUUcs, we sense that something fundamen- tally wrong ls going on in our society. For decades, comedians, our friends, even the IRS man bimseU went through the spring rites of making jokes about that poor soul, the taxpayer. But the seasonal jokes always passed after April 15. Tms YEAR it is different.' Never before has the majority of Americans, the working middle-· class, been hit so bard and con-: vincingly. The myth that lower income people are victimized by our in· come tax system is dispelled. The Tax Foundation study . shows ~at 25 percent. of Lhe tax- payers -those making upwards of $16,000, and therefore the mid· die-class and beyond -pay 75 percent ol the taxes. 18 percenl l.neame tues, and m~ dtJeJ ctii ill tor aDOlber s or 4 percent. Add Soetal Security tu, and many middle-Income Americans wind up paying nearly one-thlrd of tbelr cross to governments. Tith doesn't even include aalea and other taxes. For years, certain liberal senators bave cried "alarm" over bow some StQIU-rich pay no taxes at all. Actually, an in- finitesimal percentage of tax· payers u.se legal Joopholes to escape taxes. But conve.ntiooal wisdom leads the non-rich to miss the mark, and vent their anger at this tiny group. THE FAcrs ARE that the poor pay liWe or no income tax these days. The rich pay high taxes, but can afford it~ It is the middle-class which bears the brunt, and bas the right if not the duty to ask: Did we get our money's worth from the tax we pay? The answer is "no." With the federal budget reaching $500 billion, the national debt ap- proaching $SSO billion, and a smaller percentage of people paying in money which in tum goes out to non-workers, lhe answer is absolutely "no." Every aggrieved taxpayer· voter must ask this fall's crop of political ca..ndidat.es two ques- tions: 1) What did you do in 1977-78 to bring federal spending into line with federal income? 2) What did you do to help s tPP. the binge o( outright frauds OD the federal government which ex- perts reckon cost taxpayers up- wards of $12 billion last year? 89"9 01. Fl1c11 ·11 F1dar11 111 lncoma 11101 tor social Pra1r1m11 Total Tll RICllDll -Ud nere TUI ••at ---FEDERAL TAX RECEIVED ---FEDERAL 250-POVERTY AID ---AU. 01'HER 110-31% 0 - Charts show distribution of federal tax Income ($360 bllllon) for fiscal 1en (left) and the federal cash .nd In-telnet "Income tl'Wllfer proqrams" ($250 bl!llon) designed to benefit the nation's aged, di .. abled, working poor and poor. Note: 89 peroent of the r.x doll.a collected were for Income maintenance and "fighting ~·" In 19n President Carter proposed eoneolldatlng $31 billion of Aid to Families with P9pendent Children (AFDC), Supplementll Security Income (SSt) and food stamp prog,.m1 Into a single cash assl~tance program to provide a uniform minimum teYel of Income support to the poor .• BIW lal 89~ (1218 llUIOll Wll IDIDI: ---C8etl lo aged flld disabled ln·klnd beneflts for aged end disabled (food stamps, etc.) tn·klnd benefits for poor To analysts et Institute for Socioeconomic Studlee at P-. University, who conducted this first lnventOfY of federal "Income transfer" programs. this ls a step In the right direction. But their basic ntcommendatlon Is for a single cash P9Yftl1Clt plan consolidatlng most or all of today's 180 0Yet1-s>Pfng Md oon.. flicting benefit programs. Such a system would be far more effi- cient and eeonomlul In lldmlnlstratlve terms. An even more frnpcM'- tant gaJn. they say, would come in the way tt c:ouJd be atructuntd to provide Incentive for the poor to lncw their wned lncome. rather than rely on government., benefits. j .Moreover, middle-income peo- ple, accustomed to paying 10 or 12 percent of total income lo the federal government, now find themselves paying lS and 20 per- cent, because inflation bas moved them into higher tax brackets. Many an American got raises to compensate for in- flation. but actually lost income in terms of real dollars due lo higher tax rates. IN THE PAST 15 years, the enactment of "liberal" federal programs bas produced a whole Population of people receiving federal checks, and also pro- vided billions for a variety of projects designed to improve the lot and abilities ol Americans. But we have painfully learned that: While billions were spent on federal aid to education, our children's ability to perform basic skills declined; urban re- newal and public housing pro- grams worsened cities; tbe welfare and minority·aid pro- grams actually made people more dependent on Uncle Sam and less able to cope with life; a bigger and bigger share of our huge defense budget went to keep military and civilian :·personnel" happy, and didn't am prove delense. And it hurts, also, to learn that billions have been ripped off Uncle Sam by people and firms involved in food stamps, housing programs, health care, job training, and aid of those aforementioned disadvantaged. dors of every sort learn how to play the game of filling out gov· emment forms and getting UD• deserved checks in return. Those who waste or steal federal money wouldn't dare do the same in the private sector. But it's easy to do it to Uncle Sam, because he is us, and we are him. Often lt ls the rich senator er congressman, fretting over the poor and disadvantaged, who salves bis conscience by votinc the working middle-class' tu payments for federal programs. Nice irony, eh? INCOME TAXES don't end with the feds. States now hit tax· payers with anywhere from 5 to The goals of helping the truly unfortWlate and or giving cer· lain disadvantaged people a hand on the way up a re com· mendable and worthy of our lax dollars -if they are bonesUy implemented. and work. Students borrow thousands from the feds and won't pay it back. Doctors learn how to cheat the government on Medicaid (one collected ror performing seven tonsillectomies on the same patient). Consultants, lawyers, CETA applicants, grain dealers, ven- WHO VOTES TO fund ques- tionable programs? Who fails to provide the oversight to ensure thaL any pro&ram iJt not ex· ploited? The unfortunate consequence is that people lose faith in gov- ernment, in programs which could help people, and indeed in our income tax system itself. It is proper to ask ourselves: Did we get our money's worth from the income taxes we Just paid? Aak the candidate In November • I find, io my varied social ez. periences, that a great many persons misunderstand the purpose of conversation; and, because they misunderstand it, they fail to live up to their ob- ligations as members or society. their Jack ~ conversation on the grounds that they really don't know the subject are suffering from the sin of pride, not the virtue ol humility. much u be was coneerned with detonating the group. He bad the humility of a man wbo would rather explore a subject he knows little about than dis- sertate boringly on a subject in which be is an acknowledged master. Panela Sydney Harris Firecracker Adds Fuel to Conversation The purpose of conversation is to excite the imagination and in· t erest the mind ; it is not to provide information, f acts, s tatistics or dogmas. A good con- versationalist is a man (or woman) who is not afraid TUEY ARE afraid to reveal their inadequacies; they defend themselves from the censure of others by silence; they hold themselves too preciously, as though they would break if handled roughly in a conversa- tional bout. I went to dinner at the home of an extremely brilliant man last week. During the dinner, and af. terward, he set off a large num her of conversational firecrackers, each of which pro- vided a fascinating topic for a half hour or so. MOST PERSONS talk well on - ly in their fields, because their footing is sure. But a society or specialists, with each man open- ing up only when bis subject is mentioned, would be the most intolerable that we could im· agine. to be wrong, or to sound Coolish or flippant, or even to disclose his ignorance and partiality. Those shy persons who defend In some cases, be was purPosely perverse. But be was not interested in being right so The shy conversationalist overvalues the opinions or others. His silence ls an infantile form of pride. Only the man who doesn't mind being bested is the man who learns anything, who ·enjoys and is enjoyed at social groups-and is asked back. "Calm down, Addison, speak slowly and tell me that again-In jargon." If It's Tuesday, It Must Be By PAULINE COLEMAN Pauline Coleman i.t a resident of San JUIJll Capistrano. It begins today like the Tuesday before, and the one before that. •'How are you, dad?" His face lights up when he sees me. "All right. I guess." He ls 8'millng. I bend down to kiss his cheek. "'THE TRAFFIC IS heavy; we've bad so much rain." I put my packages on the fool of his bed. "ls it raining today?" "No; the sun is shining. It's a beautiful day. Shall we go to the lounge where we can look out?" "That'd be nice." BE'S SUD DOWN IN bis chair; he's lean- ing too far to the right. I pull blm up; l"pat his shoulder. He's become so thin this last year. "Did you eat all of your lunch?" I ask him. "I don't get hungry. I have all I wanl" We fand a sunny place by tbe window. "Isn't this nice? .. "'How old am I?" "Ninety-five, dad." ''I forget . ., "DON'T YOU REMEMBEll the birthday party in December?" ''I forget things." His face looks drawn; the skin ls polled. Uabt over bis c'beeltbones. . "Has the doctor been in to see yoo?" ••1 cuess so. I don't remember." I reach for the plaaUc bag. "I brougbt you some bananas. Would yoa like one?" RE WA'IUIE8 WHILE I pall down the akin and band It to him. Part of Jt falls to the floor. Ho loob down at it. ••J sptll tblnp." ''Never Dliod.'' I wipe his hands and his mouth with a tissue and pick up the plece on the floor. I lay my hand over bis. It feels cold to my touch. "Do you sleep warm?" "'Yes, I think so.'' DIS ATl'ENTION IS drawn to some people entering the fl"Olll door. ''Wboaretbey? Dollmowthem?'' ••1 don't think so, They've come to visit :someone." He slides down again in his chair. "How old did you say I was?" .. Ninety-five, dad." I pull him up in his chair. "You're good to me," be says. "'WDY SHOULDN'T I BET Remember how good you were to p-andpa7" He's foqotten, but I remember. .. I'm ready to go anytlme,0 be tel1a me. "I'm not much IOOd anymore." "Don't talk that way dad." Oh. God, wqu1d I feel any dlff erentf Re .... once IJo lndependenL So atrona. A abort allenoe follow a. •·11 tbere anytblna J'Gtl need. dad' ADJWnt yoawantt" "I baft ~ TbeJ tab poet CIN ol mob.ere." ••• Another Day for Caring "Was JeannJne here yesterday? She said she was coming." BE LOOl[S PUZZLED. "Jeannine?" "Your p-anddaugbter; m)' daughter. You med to call her )'OW' little roulhoeck." "I'm not sure. I t.blnk so." An elderly woman comes Oft1' where we are sitting. She•a frail and umte!Mly on her feet. "My name'• Jenny." Her hands shake con· Unuously. "I want to slt here and wait for my father." I help her down ln a chair . "Do 1 know you?" abe uk.s. "I DON'T TBJNK SO. I'm his daughter." "What did abe aa.y?" "She wanta to know lf she knows me." •·ob." "Wbat did be au?" "Be asked what you said ... ••t TBINll 8BB'8 llY neighbor. Sbt buys her meals where 1 do." "What dld be ny?" ''He...,. JOU Mt In the d1Dln& room. •• •• , .. UJ)ltaln." "Wbltdtd •• .,, •• •• Sbe...,. abe eats ..,.aasn ... "Does she?" he asks. • 'l don't think so; there's only one noor .•• Ob, God, it's so t>athetic. "YOU KNOW, DEAR, I've been thinking. Life repeats itself. It sort of continues. It-" He pauses, rubs bis band across his f orebead. Poor dad. His thoughts are locked In a mind of confmlon and he's aware that be can't set them rree. "What was I talking about? I Corret now. My mind doesn't work anymore." He suddenly looks weary. "DO YOU WANT TO Ue down on your bed?" "I'm prettyUred," he says. The nurse's aide helps him from the wheelchair to the bed. She covers blm with a blanket. "l'mgoingnow,dad.l'llbeback." I Jean over the rail and kiss b1m IOC>dbye. "When?" "Next week." HE'S SO HELPLESS. He needs me. "Maybe Sunday." "All right. Thanks for coming." He never forgets. "Iloveyou,dad." "Love you, too." l wish I could do more. I feel IO helpless. I push back the lean and start down the ball A WOMAN 18 FEEDING Jenny aome custard. 1bere are packages next to ber on tbe chair. "Did you sleep well, Mama?0 abe'a ukinf. Jerm:y loob up. "Who's that? Do I know her, .. I siep outside. I feel IO exballlted. I loot at my wa\ch. There's sWl time to atop at rn,y dau1bter•1. 1 want to hear about my srandcbtldren. Tbe wearinesa pu1e1: 1 Phi 11.,., atrwnith. What wu it cUd Aid aboat We renewtna Uself? I 91S1D•OODY LOS AUJIOS. N.JI. (A.P) -There are no Atomic CU'WllSbel. QO Bombburtera. »<>com· memoraUve statues. 'I'be on1J military praence is an outpost or Col.Sanderi-K.J. reL So.,.,.. 111, U..t turctd, beraldirta cloud - more a eabba,-e tbao a mus.broom -is only 10 lhe mind. B\JT TUAT Cl.OUD is here. The c:lean winds from the pine-dark Jemei Mountains have not blown it away. Outwardly, Los Alamos is Middle America. Upper Middle America. Little Leaguers. Lions Clubbers. McDonald's. Two motels. $100,000 houses among lbe Ponderosa pines. Across Los Alamos Canyon. a gulf dividing two worlds, is The Hill-the la~ where they de- vise and fabricate atomic weapons, pry open the atom to battle cancer , to extract its energy lo keep America going. But as a town ~os Alamos is almost a lab curiosity, a town of 1,200 Ph.D.s created by one of mankind's epochal dit'Coveries. A town of: Scant crime. Few Unemployed. No auto dealers. No funeral home. Alcoholism. Good schools. Frustration. Bureaucracy. In- dividual brilliance. Boredom. A hospital with two emergency entrances, one for blood and broken bones, the other for radiation mishaps. A wealthy town s truggling for funds. AN UNCOMMON TOWN, much of it mutal· ed by The Bomb. There is little guilt. . "We're proud or the part we played in the nation's defense," says Roger Perkins, a ....... ~ . t physicist who beads the eHort to tame the H· Bomb'• lntemo with lasers~ produce elec:trlcl· ty. Jfe apeakslor many. Lo.t Alamoa, me of 011 a obx1ITe tml'• tchool. WG1 Htt~ bf/ scientilt• and Uw! U.S. Ann11 Corpa of EngmttrS who come i" JH~ with OM J*f'PO": To "'4ild a bomb. The lite was picked becou.s• it um Temote ond becau&e Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, head of the •c~ti.sts, WQ.f familiar wilh the areo from ~ pock h1pa. Overnight the peaceful mesa become o Teal·hfe moVie lot of borrack3. laboratone&, erpl031ve1 huts, trucks, wivei. security hone patrols, WACs, free- thinking phyncUts and regimented soldiers. MPs were recruited for babysilling a& W0$ Klaus Fuchs,~ of two Russian !pies. The other, moch1n11t Tiie laospltal laas ,.,. emergetaq eacra~•· •• one for radlacloa ........... . David Greeng14ss. openly applauded Communist Rwsia and subscnbed to the bberal New York paper PM. Edward Teller, II-Bomb pioneer. enraged neighbors by playing classical pumo jar into the night. In !plte of. or because of. at all, the first atomic explo:Mn -detonated 'unth the help oj c1viban railroad stgncl SWJlches and a hand stopwalch -took place July 16, 1945 m the New Mencan barTel'll of the Jornado del Mueno -.. Journey ot Death." They had done 11 m just 28 rrwntM. Hiroshima and Nag<J30ki. perhaps portents of Armageddon lo come. nonetheless ended World War II. The scientists l o ~derable part through the effort.a of Oppenheimer's successor, Dr. Norris Bradbury. the Los Alamos Sc.ieot..lfic Laboratory <LASL> escaped complete dissolution and resumed de- stgnlng and fabrlcating nuclear weapons. Brad· bury staged wrestling meets ancl tau conc~rt.1% to induce scientists to stay. Enough dld. So did ~ecurity. A fence closed oft the out.side world. PERMANENT HOUSING WAS going up. But the Anny's profile went down. The army's job as caretaker and landlord was taken over under contract by the Zia Corp. a private firtn that had done c:ontracting otl Los Alamos. ··n was pure paternalism." says Wendell Maller, now Zia manager at LASL. "Your toilet was stopped up, you called Zia for a plumber. No charge. Zia mowed the lawn. Zia hired the s chool superintendent. Zia was power and gas. Zia is the name for the Indian symbol for Sun God. That was about right." THERE WAS NO SENSE oC community. Los Alamos was a place to come because of a job. There was no other job but science. "Gradually. though," Miller says, ''Los Alamos was quote. going normal. unquote.'' Opinions vary as fo Just when or how th.is happened. Perhaps a hint came wheo the Atomic Energy Comm1ss1on manager al Los Alamos said in exasperation: "We have three products here: children, bombs and dogs .·• He wanted Congress to build a veterinary hospital. <See LOS ALAMOS, Page AU NEmALAWYER? LowlAgalFee •Divorce • Bankruptcy •Criminal * Wiiis-Probate • I ncorporatlon • Accldent·lnjury * ~lctlon • Collections 840-2507 HISTORICAL UPDATE TENNIS LESSONS 8 Lessons s12so COSTA MESA TBMSCLUI ....... Aprtl J4..Mey ' »HA. COHSUlTATION-$10 CAU. 557..0211 r--SECRETARJES CUP THIS our ---, I I I MEMORANDUM : I I I TO· My B051i I I l·ROM· Your Loyol Secretory I I SUBJECT: No11onol 5ecr~tory:. w •• , k I I Oeor O Sir. OMosler. 0 51ovedrivor (d1eckooe): I I &ling a faithful and elli,1ent se..rt1fory, always herfl I lo remind you of your business appointments orxl obit· I got1ons. I wont to moke you oworu of No1toool Se<rt!· J J tory's Week. April 24 '26. J II Of course. o s o top bus1ne5smon. you reoliz.e t 1 h• I i mportonce of employee relation~ 0 11d tl'>e volue o o loithful co-worker. Therefore. during Not1onol Secre· I tory's Week. 11 's sugge~led that you do the lollvwtr•~,i: I I I I I I A Buy me no mini.. tout 0 Q Poro;chP U o (()Cklo·I 01 Ot-!I Webbs Ncwporter Inn B. loke me 10 { J Howau U Acopul<o Scholars Eye Art 4irport at Pendkton? ......... ""'I 0 lunch ot Dt I Webbs Newpo1 • .. r I n '-. Surprise me w ith Experimentalism in the arts will be the sub· ject of a symposium May 3 and 4 at UC Irvine Compo~l!r Andrew Im brie, Pulitzer Pri£C· winning poet Howa rd Nemerov. a rt critic Harold Rosenberg and literary scholar Roger Shattuck are scheduled to lead discussions. The free symposium will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. both days in UCI Pi n c Art s Village Theater Ticket 1 c-.c.·rva l1ons may. be madt• by tall1ni,: 833-6617. Death Not ice# OUUINfY EOlhi M. OULANEV. ll--· o1 HtwOOf'I S...Ch. ~Hed •W•Y Aprtt 11 Wit ·~ \urv.¥('(1 b't ~ iOf\ J•c" E OuldfltY ot Peltttuma. Ca ,,,, ChlUOhler Vir91n1H M_ Mc(fttl•n. Of Newport BfoJl<~. ort~ bfotnier. MO"f'll le•mlf'Q. ot l empd, Ftortdit ' 9r.,ndch1ldr"" I qrr•I 9ra"ldch1ld Sn. w•\ a \cllf'\ <lfr'i: fot 21 vt•r\, •I RP•Mtts Oftp.trtment Store 1n Cost• Mts.i Al\O w•\ a mf'rnbfor of '"• Co\ta Mru Amrr•<•n L•oton Aua c O S Stf'Vr<.tt ar• to be hrta Tuir\ oav. April IS. II.AM 8'!11 Br....O•w~y Chdpt>l with Rtv CNrlH O. O•r~ ol f1c1atlno Entomt>mer\I Loma Vu.ta Mrmori11 P,ui.,, 8~11 BroaOw•r Mortu.it<Y' 04r"e<.t04"\ bA1 tit SO CRUM "ELL E CllUM. r~10.nl ol Co>t• M•W. C• Pao«! ..... , on Ap<ll 10 1na. Surv1~ Di;'°" •I'd CMU9"1,.,rtn- l•w Oan• and ~,., H•h~n Crum of Ut...,e>ort a.tac". CA n1ec• Ttwlm" Roul ol San Gllbrl•I, ca . 1 orMd· o•ughltr\, Judy Beutev of Cost• Mf\d, ca and (.trol MalllM>n ol Yori>;> l•n<I•. 6 On!Ol·Q<andchlloren. Frieno• may c•ll for Vi\tl•t•on •t 8flU Broadway M.orN•rv bfoq1nn1no !>ur.oa1 Apnl 23. 197' from 12rt00<\108 :JO PM Sennces wut bl MOnc:lay Aprtl 24, 1•11 •I 11 noon •I the Ch•i>el of Cl\lmes. 1n9t•wood with E•oer Charle< l HtQf\f\ ofHcu1t1n9. lnt•rmrnt 1n9lewood P IH-Cemetery .... ,It Sro•dwlY Mof"ll.IMY dlre<lo" llAllERGA MADE LON E llALLEllC.A '~'' oenl ot M•n•on \11e10_ c,. ra\WO •""'•Y on Apr-1110 Vf18 Stlo•H wife Of J.llC k P V•ll~ra, Iovino mother ot Mrs Cvnth11 Brown~ Pa~ta VaitlPfQ,, ttnd Jacic VAllM'OA. Jr. Al\O \yrv1v,.d b'i two ~IS11'r\ Fur.!rat \entlc~~ ¥W1t1 "" n.10 on Monday Aprll 2•. 19'8 ~• 1 )() P M •I Ille Chapel ol O'Connor l lQuna Htllt MorlUcVV 7.UOt Altc 1,. Par•••'t. l-OUN HttlS. c. In htu OI tlowen oon..Hon\> to t"'P H•.-w1 fur"d woutd M •oPrt'cialf'd. O'Connor Li19una Hill\ MOrtuary dire< ton "H FAMILY COLOHIAL fUHHAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 rACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PAH Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Newport Qlt1lorn1a 644-2 700 McCORMICK MO ITU ARI IS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills. 768-0933 Sart Juan Gap1strano 495-1776 IALT%-ltl5110t4 fUMllAL HOME Corona del Mar 6 73-9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 H:UllOADWAY MOITUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 SMllH-nm..u.AMI Wl.STCLW CHAP& 427 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa• 646-4888 Santa Ana Chapel 518 N. BroadWay Santa Ana• 647~131 1'8CI ..OTHllS , llWfMI' MOITUAU 027 Main SL Huntington Beach 53M539 • c San Diegans Grumble, Military Says No CAMP PENDLETON CAPJ - The West Coast's largest Manne base 1s where Southern California 's nexl regional airport should be located, ac- cording to Orange County civic and government leaders. But San Diego County and military officials don't like the idea. A RECENT survey found that 23 percent of the Los Angeles In ~ 1ernational Airport t rarf1l· c·omes from Orange County Residents living near Oran~e t'ounly Airport Clfl' suing tu curtail JCt traffic above their homes. At the sam e time. com- mercial interests want better air transportation, specifil•ally air rre1ght, into and oul or the Orange County metropolitan area Off1c1ub ~a~ Camp Pendleton . midway between Oran!te County and San Diego. 1s the only ideal site for a new regional airport. They claim Orange County is too crowded lo build the l~ pc of airport needed. POSSIBLE JOI NT use ur military airfields s uch as Miramar Naval Air Station has been discounted because or re- sistance from the military. "I don't think we have an,· other choice but lo build at Camp Pendleton," s aid Rulph Diedri ch, a member of lhe Orange County Roard of Super visors. Business executives say 1l costs an additional Sl million a month in transportation costs to haul goods and merchandise lo and from Los Angeles lnterna· tion a l. And many have threatened to move from Orange County 1r a solution isn 't forthcoming BUT SAN DIEGO County of- ficials don't like the proposal "I don't think San Diego CoWl- t~ would be interested an Camp Pendleton as an airport site." said Al Waldmim. director of airports for San Diego County. "Camp Pendleton serves as a fme buffer from Orange County, and J think our residents like 1t that way ·· Military officials al the sprawling Marine amphibious training facility 25 miles north of Sa n Diego a r e adamanllv against its use for civilian purposes. including an a1rrort "IT'S 111\RD for me to en- vision how we could accom· mod ate an airport." sa1c1 MaJ. Gen. Carl W. Hoffman, the base commanding general lie said the base currently has a severe air traffic problem and com merc1al lraH11• I., "OUt Of lhe question · Hoffman abo raised the spec tre or passenger ai r"liners operating amid JCt fighter bomb- ing runs, tank and mortar fir- ings as reasons why a com· merdal airport isn't a good idea Doug Yavanian. executi ve director for the E::.<:ondido Chamber or Commerce. i,a1d a regional airport at Camp Pendleton would have a favora- ble economic impact on the area. But he ques tioned whether •'the same lawsuit problems that Orange County is now having" would arise because of aircraft opera hons Oa111 l'llo! \1 .. 1 Pholo Rebels Revisited Thr:--\H1s Sharon Grover's ('Ustumc Frida\ a~ .:\l1ssion Vie· JO Jligh School celebrated '60s Day. Students dressed as hippies. draft dodgers, peaceniks and flower girls. They also staged a "sit-in " and crammed into a small foreign (.'(I I' THE EPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea fRiGHTNow-oRArN-SeRVicE-:~· I Patncla Snow. Owner ~-I (714) 646·7431 Day or Ntohl ... •*·~" ··H. , ... 2~W. Co111 Hwt. Suite 9 Newport Beach. Callf. 92663 I Old Fashioned Ouahty Service-Using Modern Techniques I I 24HOUISBVIC6-Al&ESTIMATES I I Clear 1 Drain at Reg~lar Price I I t 1 Clear 2nd Drain on same job -1/2 PRICE 1 I OFFER GOOD WITH COUPON UNTILMAY31, 1978 ...... Hnd Free Porttollo I CALL: Name I NAME ...... '.~:............ 11 558-7380 Address I ADDRESS ..... .......... 558 7385 City Zip Qty ............ Zip........ I • Phone I CEM BIC O a . . _a ----------·---.------------------ 'NO OTHER CHOICE. Ralph Diedrich I ·I I I I I I I 0 one hundred Americort 6eouty ro5es Do raise lJ on extro holf ho1,r olf so we con rcol ly en1oy vur lunch ot 0,..1 Webb~ Newporlo..'f' Inn , • .,..(~ 0'"·'( cw 11' r~.:!>ttrvof1orto., f r (<4 4 I l'J•J I 1•1e ohov• .,,,.1 I w 'I l'•O~r· r 1 •'••JI l~·I WPbb~ NP.wp~r1cr I •\ ~-_.. ______________ __. NOTICE TO FAMILIES of DECEASED VETERANS In honor of Veterans who have died. Harbor Lawn Memorial, Park is dedicating it's "A.•enue of Raqs" on MEMORIAL DAY MAY 29, 1978. Any family who would hke to have the1r Veteran's Flag displayed on Memorial Day may contact Harbor .Lawn's office no later than May 15. 1978. The Veteran need not be buned in Harbor Lawn Memorial Park to have his flag displayed at our ded1cat1on ceremony. , flags can be relurned to lam11tes alter lhe services or Harbor Lawn will store them ror future display at no expense to the family) HARBOR LAWN MEMORIAL PARK t 625 GISLER A VF_ COSTA. MESA. (7141 545-1158 ESTATE FREEADMISSION Public and DealPrs Welcome JEWELRY and DIAMONDS Over 11 /2 Million Dollars Worth Property ol two Los Angeles 1cwelry manufactures •n financial trouble along with lots of private estates Don't miss this important sale! Many loose diamonds. Lots of diemond $olttaires and clusters. Fine men's and lad1et watche1, r1ngs, e<1rrings, brae .. lets, necklaces, etc . set with dia· rnonds, emeralds, rubies. sap ph1rl!1 Se11f'f'3I importonl large emeralds nnd SSP· phire1. Beftultful ruh11 and d11mond necklacf!, bracelet ilf'ld HrTlnQl F 1ne gold cMtns •"'1 bracelets. S.ventl 1mporunt Jode pi~. Many Important diamond MC:klacet, brKalen, !Ind MONDAY NIGHT APRIL 24TH 8:00 P.M. Inspection Hours 12:00·5·00 p.m. 7:00-8:00 p.m. Prop«ty moved for conven1onc,. nl '°1lr 10· newport ~alleries ltd. 2542 West Coast High way Newport Beach, CA pins • 'TEAMS: 9MlkAmflfkat'd ·Mitter Charg8 Pertontal check ·Ce.,, • Somt •• (tnded 111rm, <•n blr err11ngftel, . (714) 645-2200 CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'Tlli. 5 pm FRIDAY Art Levine• Auc11onffr ..... •r ....... -t.·::...~ .. . . ~ -• Hl81'0AtCAL UPDATE • Sunday, Apt1123, 1178 DAILY PtLOT A• . " \ c • I~ ,i ' I I CHAMBER UNDER CONSTRUCTION WILL SOON HARNESS NUCLEAR ENERGY Research to Tap Vlrtually Endless Power With No Dangerous Waste SAVE 15°/o-20°/o DUR~G OUR 1 .... WEDGWOOD 1 -1 -~·· EXPOSTON 1 r~; AP l'tloto ~~i~•c §C:~§2.1 ~&•fc. through Salurday, Atay 6. Tire firs / a11d lmgc>sl of its /,:ind i11 Calijoniia. Beca use ii s the firs t tim e vuu 't•e bc>en able to sat•<! on ll't·c~!_!-U'<>vd di1111cru•are. nysta/, t:;iftimre. ancl 1c.•u•1.•ln• all at the same l1111e sina /oswh ll"cc~!._11.t'o<>cl made that bea11t1ful Wec~!,rwoocl Muc /11111ous 200 years ago. So satte (011 c.•i•c1ythi11g except special exhibi"tio n pieces). J!cd th e crafts111a11. l oin a contc>sl. E11;oy! C/ii1111 I Glassware, 61I86, except Palm Spn·11gs. • /.)-:!Oc/o n/( I t'ec~J(WOod bone china am/ Coal/wrl cli1111e1warc. • :.!(}'/, of/ on H'edgwcwcl /ri'ili lrnd crvstal h}' Galwav. •:.!()'/,off U'ec~~1t•uo;I carthc;iu·are. • :!O'/,. of ( A/idu•intcr stoneware. • JSr/n of! jaspcrware, i11cludi11g both g1_jtu•a re a11cl jewelry. LOS ALAMOS 'GOES NORMAL' • • • (PromP.,eAI) Or when Loi Alamos and 144 square miles became a cowity in 1949, or when the 1ates came down in 1~7. But certainly in 1968 when the eovemment put up its bo\.mina and land for private sale. Yet Los Alam01 l.s 1Ull different. ASK A NEW MEXICAN such as the .. ,ood ole boy" legislator who wanted to retain the fence to keep the aclentllta in rather than the rest of the world out ... To some ~pie those are Martians up on The Hill,'' said a gate official. .. Not that New Mexico, which bad exacUy ooe army installation -an ammo depot - before the war, iso 't used to the mllltary by now. We've had apprentiee missiles flying over our h eads from Utah to the White Sanda range. Those lovely swiset.s are really bomber con- tnils. But when Los Alamos went county, their first charter proposal read like they wanted to set up a monarchy.'' If, as some wtll concede, the university folks have been arroeant at Umes, they have also been good citizens. LASL scientists armed with detailed studies have been prominent in protectini the slate's envlronmenL Its ~tors visit clinics. The Pueblos give craft fairs on The Hill. LASL scientists built a solar-heated addi· lion for a Pueblo kiva, or meeting house. Nonetheless, almost all of the acienUsts were raised and educated out of the state. Many of them still talk of "back home." They are well paid in an area of very low income and high un· employment. DELBERT F. SUNDBERG HEADS the lab's information services and also the County Council. ''Can you think of any other town of _ 20,000 people that doesn't have a car agency?" he asked recently. Several dealers have tried and didn't make H. As a result, car bu'yers kick Urea at ''Methodist Motors," a parking lot nest to one of the town's 17 churches where hopeful aellen leave their used autos wlth terms of sale and phone numbers pasted on the windshield.I. New car buyers .have to travel to Santa Fe or Albu· querque. Sundbur1'1 bud1etary problems are further complicated because the only indmtry in town, the lab, is lax exempt. Coniress appropriates annual funds to its scienUfic stepcb.lfd1 but Sundburg & Co. have to provide mwu~J:,8~ servjces "to people who by their training that everythlng can be reduced to a formula." The University of California runs the lab, as it has always done, but at a distance for the Department of Energy. The bombs, less than half of LASL's effort rl&ht now, eet to the Pen· tagon through a DOE branch. '£a• tf011 t•hllc •I -•lier c..,. of 20,W tlaat deeme't H1'e •· car Gflelletf!' Meanwhile the lab people getifolder. The average age is 45 -up from 25 during the war. Nearly 800 LASL employees are within five years of retirement. In a town that bas no Dura· ing home, no funeral parlor and a cemetery OD· ly since recently. · AND A JAPANESE GIRL came here once, with a television crew. They visited LASL's small museum where casings similar to the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs, painted white, are on disptlly. Thank you, no, she said. She didn't care to ~o in there. The cloud does not blow away. (NEXT SUNDAY: Atoms into Plowshares.) .· • JOIN THE CONTEST' Re.~i,ta.fur th e spec l</l dnnc•111.r:: mu/ 1c111 a 40-Jm•n• cli1111 ent•c1rc .H'n 11ce for 8 fr<>lll 11 'cc ~~il'<mcl ~· I l'i/ha111.\/1111g cnll<'c tw11 . Enter i11 '""' Clii1111 Dcpc1rt111e11t.for Iii<' dn111•i11g .J\Ja\' 12. ll'in11 er H•ill he 11otif1"ecf '"'mail. (So.rry. R obimrm s a ml I I 'cc~!.(<C<J(Jcl e111 /Jloyees and tlzcirfamil1e·' are 1101 c'1:!.[1hlc.•) •MEET THE WEDGWOOD CRAFTSMAN. • GET HELP IN TABLE COORDINATION. JI r. Elurv11 ]c1111es, master potter, will be at Ncu·1101:L Tuesday, A! ay 2, lo show th e age-old art of /1e111d-tlirouri11gat the potter ~ wheel and ha11cl-oma111c11 tat ion of ]aspcn.l'Qrc. 11frct him 11-1and2-../. R obinsons Newport Fas!zio11 Island 644-2800 and Westminster }..Jail 898-4331 . Atfs. Roberta Keto1 •er, a U/e dgwood expert, will be at th e stores with J.lr.james, the potter. and will be happy to assist you. • • SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS: BEVERLY HILLS AND WOODLAND HILLS. -........ .ti re you a Wedgwood collector? Ve':_t' special numbers of presl(l(e pieces, some with s1:[[11cd" cert(ficatcs, will be cl1~playecl thm11gli oul the sale in these stores. /:".'l\./zihitio11 /'ieces nlw mclucle Coalport Coa/hrookdalr /11111d- decuratecl hone china. (Sorn·, cx/11/J1tin11 pieces are not rcclunul.) - A sk about our China Club plan. Shop Sunday 12-5 . 1nsons~ -. ~ ' ~ . • •• ~ .; $ . I • Bird 'Elftfl' . . . . • ~111 a-,llllDfl. MIAJII (AP) -Dollar for :!:'~~~--orrOIOcoast.cir II' .llJ · .dolla~L~~· amq1ll.n1 1nay .--&'--have auaay surpaased toarism u South. Florida'• No. l buale Tbe atatlstlc• 1491l•t In· OLD ~ YME, Con a. • petlpi.D. M a croup I neu. elude wba1 local authorWee BIRD FANCIER I DRUGS Caribbean, eeenscatfJl1 more tban 800.000 pounda of marl .. juana worth more tho •US .IDlJUon. · How much pot la aettl.Dg Into the coUDt17'l t(A~)--Roser Tory enjoy the penculm as .-eaped. . eu:.&'~, Alliel'lca '• .. mQob u any bl.rd. They CONSIDER 'l'8E follo1'1.q: ·FJorida9a ~ty to muf. •t·k:ftoilrD natunliat, 'decided it ought to be - A ng-ta1 c:oUec&loll of 'lO juana fields 81M1 eoea poves ot tfWI! 1VS'I' don't bow,• llQS baa l»eea • ded.leaied the ki.Qcpencul.n... sblps and 10 planes crowdlnl South Amerlea m.US lt a prime Dln&felder. "Jt'a illelaJ, so IM>• •lr4l·watcber since Be rebuts those who dockyards an4 alrflelds m tbe al.op' for smuglers. otber drugs doyoagetabadleon tt?'' '9venth •• yet be-S HY be'• abaent·minded Miami area, all seized In cm-are seldom brought into the Couressiooal atudles U1lnf a -.en laa than half the and a procruUnator. nectlon with 11mu.r1Ung opera-state in quantity 6eeause their formula of aqpp)y and dem&nd lrorld'a ~· "I regard what seems tiona over the past year. point of origin la (ar from say only 10 percent of the marl· N oi that be 's been to be absence of mind as _ Beer trucks plying the Florida shores. juana smualed lnto the-eountry "~allying. Of the 8,600 another form of pre· roads out of Key West carrylng Trafficking ill eoea!Qe ls mare is selzed. Based 00 that fitJure, a led, he's seen -about sence oC mind. I'm a bit cargoes of pot. lacraUve than pot and even million tons could be coming ln- ,500 and is still count-preoccupied, and if _ Groups ot "mother ships•• more elusive. According to to the CO\Ultry each 1ear worth iog. ·something ls dull my lie off the coast, loaded to tbe Customs dclals. 48S pounds ol $6 bllllon. • "I HOPE during my m in d wanders to scuppers with marijuana. · cocaine were seized last year. At According to the DEA, marl· llle to see at leaat half •• something that is more "That sort of sums lt up:• an estimated atreet value of • juana can be bought ln Colombia tsays Peterson, who wlll important" says Jim Dingfelder. a public al· $250,000 per pound, tbe cocaine-for $10 to $40 a pound. That same be 70 in August.· On procrastination: fairs officer with U.S. CUstoms seized cost smugglers i121 . pound ls worth at least $300 in The "King Penguin'• "All you have to do ls in Miami. million. this country, promising' l~fold of bird watchers sets look at my credits. I While national figures for !be profit. bls sites on the eiusive think that's the proof of year aren't available, the Drug ,.COCAINE IS such.a portable John Van Diver, who recently 1oal between writing a the pudding. Wh~t gets E~forcement Administration drug; we could have boaters hr-left bis past as DEA regional ~book about penguins and done fin a II Y, not estimates that the 700 tons of lnging ln a fortune hidden in director, puts it in a more working on the fourth necessarily things that marijuana seized by federal their tbermost aap Din(felder. graphic way: "U we're only get- revision of bis popular don't get done right agents in the Southeast in 1m Since early December, the ting 10 percent. that would mean "Field Guide to the away. You can't do represents at least 70 percent of Coast Guard, working on tips enough pot for 8 to 10 billion Birds," both to be etanveryt1h!,ng simul-.,.,..... the pot seized in the United from other agencies, bas marijuana c!jarettes ls getting published next year. eous y. 'KING PENGUIN,' ROGER TORY PETERSON States. Nea!1Y 500 tons of that . stopped near).f ~ boat.s in the through .... Tbeguide,lastrev~ed·~~----------------~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~----~~--~~~--~----------------------------------------------------in 1947, will contain all new illustrations and more of them, plus more color and maps. "It's not that lhe birds h ave changed so," says Peterson. "But I've ~ changed during those 30· years. I certainly am more skilled at drawing and painting, and my experience with these birds is greater." Peterson says he re· mains as obsessed with birds as he was more· than a h~lf-cenlury ago when be was inspired by bis seventh·gr ade teacher in Jamestown, N.Y. . ''THIS TEACHEJl herself became interest· ed in birds and so she thought we should be," be recalls. "We all paid a dime in those days to get the leaflets from the Audubon Society. "From then on my life revolved around birds. They were wonderful things. They seemed to have a g reat deal or • We've shopped th ·e .world for our freedom. They could go where they wanted. when they wanted: and when I was a boy, I cer- tainly wished I had that freedom. I didn't like -echool as much as I 'should have." · From hi s fir st classroom illustration - IMPORT FURNIT _URE SALE. . a blue jay -and bis first photograph -a ' screech owl captured with a camera he bought with money made as a paper boy -grew a pro· fession that has taken him to more than 80 countries and t o all seven continents. He bas 80 books to hi s c r edit -either as author. artist or editor, which have sold nearly 8 million copies. He has painted 4,000 birds - portraits that have become collectors' items. HIS FRIENDS call him "King Penguin." "There is a group who likes to give bird names to each of us. When they asked me what bird I'd like to be, I said either a wandering albatross or • ·• • .JtlAIA'>or"- ·~LH.1..<0L. • HERB « : FRIEDLA~DER : • IS )IAKISG • v • GREAT DEALS « .. ·: FREE : SAVE s100 on our Buri peacock chair SAVE s100 on our Buri sofa SAVE 30% on our low fan back chair SAVE 33% on our rattan director's chair SAVE 40% on our rattan drum tables reg. $149 reg. $169 ss9 reg. $129 ss9 reg. $149 s55 to s149 reg. $119-$249 : 5() GALS : 1----------------------- ~:•M••~·••to•m•~_t:~~~ .... : SAVE 50°'0 s49 ?t-or 011. ('llA~G•:s • /C , ltt Hrtt•••-1'1Wl•<'lorylor it s99 : ..... 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' • e LEASING • • • •• ~ ................. ~ • shop daily 1 Oto 9:30 saturday 1 O to 7, sun day 11 to 6; : I .'if. ,.,531"~1111E':t~~ ii . ~******** .* ***-3333 bristol st., 546--9321-maycowestminster, westminster mall golden west at san diego fwy, 898-2521 ... .. By DOWARD L. HANDY Long Beacl'l City College. cit•o.1i,111+11u•.n / Coach .Toanne Kello11's Oilers LONG BEACH-Ll~e a fl~ely were not to be denied in their tuned machine, the ff\iotin quest of a second straight cham· Beach lllJh School Oilet& s pjonship despite a nervous first baaketball team started slowly quarter in which they could then roared to the rinlah Une to score only" slx points to 10 for capture their second str4ight Buena. CIF 4-A championship with a That was it for the Bulldogs. 50·41 victory over Buena lligh Kathy Doyle, Debra Surrows <Ventura) Saturday night. and Cheryl Cady went to work The Oilers sent the previously early in the second period to out· undefeated Bulldogs home with score the 8\tlldogs 13·3 in the their tails between their legs first five minutes and the Oilers with an outstanding defensive never looked back. performance and a well-rounded While the otrense sputtered at team effort before 3,S30 rans at first then worked smoothly for the balance or the 'ame, it was the stubborn r,one defense that gave the victory to the Ollers. Buena, a team that had a re· putation ror the fast break on of· fense, seldom had the. opportuni· ty. The Ollers hustled back to position before Buena could get the ball in motion; then put up a ..tight band around the basket with Burrows, Doyle and Janene Watson controlling the boards. Doyle had 13 rebounds, Bur· rows 11 and Wet.son eight, many of them on the defensive boards. The light iMer pefense forced Buena lo shoot from outside J THE SUNSHINE'S DEAN WURZBERGER GOES HIGH TO STOP A PASS. Sunshine, L~zers Tie 1~000 View Pro Soccer Tilt at OCC By Dt\VF. CUNNINGHAM Ol I ... OillY l"llol Slilf Pro soccer mad e an in· auspicious debut in Costa Mesa Saturday night as the California Sunshine opened its American Soccer League season with a l ·l li e against the Southern California Lazers al Orange Coast College. Sunshine officials were ex· pecting a near.capacity crowd of 7,000 for the firs t pro soccer game ever played in Costa Mesa. but approximately 1.800 fans showed up. and nearly half or those ~ere youngsters ad· milled free as a promotional gimmick. But those who came out saw some exciting moments as the Torrance-based l.azers fought to hold off a last-ditch atlack by the Sunshine during the closing moments of the second over· time. ASL rules provide for a sud· den-death overtime period in the event or a tie, and if no goals are scored the game is declared a tie after two 10-minule bonus periods. In the waning moments of the final overtime, the Sunshine missed two golden opportunities to win it. Andy Chapman fired an open shot 10 yards from the net but it sailed much too high. and Tony Douglas kicked a roller that missed the unat· tended goal by six inches. After Chapman's miss, he comically covered his head with his shirt to show his frustration, but 18-year-old English import had no reason to hide. lie scored the Sunshine's lone goal with a solid kick in the first half, and joined Poli Garcia Ca San Juan Capistrano resident) in a determined offensive thrust. The Lazer's goal came on a penalty kick by Sid Wallace nin<.' minutes into the game. It was a rough game. with Bean Sizzles ( 64); Player Trails by 3 HOUSTON (J\P ) -The clos· ing heroics of big Andy Dean - four straight birdies under a threatening s ky and with a tornado watc h in effect - shouldered Gary Player out of position Saturday in the third round of the I louston Open golf tournament. Bean. at 6·fOOl·4 towering over the tiny man who has dominated the American tour for the past three weeks, shot a 6-under-par 66 and took a three-s hot lead with a 54-hole total of 198. Bean's score was 18 s trokes under par on the 6,997 -yard Woodlands Country Club course and is, by five shots, the best th ree-round total of the year on the pro tour. It lefl Player out of position on " two counts. He's neither in the lead -the place he occupied for I the lirst two rowtds -nor is he t seven shots back -the spot he held before mounting the come· backs that brought him titles in the Masters and Tournament of Champlons in bis last two starts. tainly isn"t as good as three in front. "And three shots is an awful· lot to make up on a man who"s playing as well as Andy is. * * * Thlrd·rOUlld -• In Ille HOll\lon Oc>en oou 1ournam_,,1 on llle 6,"1·y.,d, ""' /1 Woodl-C:.0....1 ry ClllO coune: Andyhan G1ry Pla.,.r BobMurplly Howard Twitty Jack Re11Mr G.ne LllU .. G,Hy Koch Tom Kii• ~"'•Moody Geor9e 8urM 8111 Kra11 .. 1 LOn Hlnkl• Fred Maril Jim 0.111 Tim Simpson LHTnvlno Mlh RtlO JoM Scl!roedtt Mike Sullivan BobShHrtll' Frenl ConMr ROd Ful'sel'1 Blll C.11 .. Ktrmll z.r1.., Jim Neiford ~ ..... McGee •1U ... -I .. ... 110 101 ..-10 101 "--m ,, .. He-* ... 1041-105 ... ,.~ ,, ... _.,_105 .1 ... 10-:IOS •1 ll·n -• 10.1••-• .._. ___ ..... ~1 11 ...... -201 10•1·10-101 104t.6t-107 ... 12 .. 1-201 70 .. MO-ll01 10 ........ 201 .S·1Nl -IOI ,,....., ... 12 ..... , ... • .. 71 ... -10' ...... 11-aot 12~ 1MMt-f09 ,......,-M n .. ~ ,..,, .. ,-JOt three players needing time for· inJuries. and a minor fight broke out after the firs t overtime. "The officiating was atrocious," Sunshine coach Derek Lawther said afterwards. "They're a very physical team and we were a little nervous al fi rst, what with our first game before the home crowd and all. but we settled down. rm very pleased with our overall game." Lawther said he was also im· pressed with the Lazers, who only had a month to prepare for the opener. but he added, "l felt we s hould ha\'C won. From what l saw tonight. I can tell you we ·re going lo win some games this season.·· most of the night, many limes In ore-balance situations to beat the 30·second clock that Is in vogue In girls basketball. It was a team effort ror the Oilers who finished the season 25.2. Buena ls now 2·1. The five starters went all the way and knew exactly what the other was doing at all times. But the closest Buena could come after the second quarter blitz was six points with three minutes left. ''I didn't believe we hJd It un· Lil the last minute," Kellogg sald See OILERS. Page BZ Garvey's HR.Paces 5-1 Victory LOS ANGELES CAP) -Steve Garvey s lammed a three-run homer and Burt Hooton scat· tered five hits as (he Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Hous ton Astros. 5-1, Saturday nigt\t. The Dodgers managed only five hits off four Houston pitchers but received nine bases on balls. Houston starter Floyd Ban· nister, 0-2, gave up just one hit Dodgn-• Slatf! AU 0."'".,. ICAaC ·~ OMI April n Hooftlon el Lot 11,,..1n U SS p.m ""'" 1S LO\ Al'9f1H ii Clr>elnnalo SP m AP<ll 16 Loo ""91IH al Clncinnall SP m through four innings. Arter get- ting the first two outs in the fifth inning. he walked Reggie Smith and Ron Cey, a nd Garvey followed with a homer into the right field pavilion. lt was his third homer of the season. L.os Angeles added two more runs in the sixth inning on just one hit. Gene Pentz walked the bases loaded and Smith pro duced one run with a sacrifice fly. Cey singled h-om-c the second. Houston scored first In the second inning. Singles by J ose Cruz and Bob Watson and a walk to A rt Howe filled the bases with one out. Roger Metzger 's infield single scored Cruz but Hooton got out of any further damage by s triking out Bannister and getting Terry Puhl to foul out. Hooton, 1-2. gave up only one hit after the second inning, a one-o_y.t single in the third to E~ Cabell. HOUSTON Puhl, d Howard, If Cat>«ll, lb J Cru1, rl Waetont 1t) F•rouson, c Howe, lb R Meuoer, S\ Bannl'1er, p Penu. p 01111on, p Borom~n. pn S.mbllo, p Totals •I> r II bl •OOO • 0 0 0 • 0 1 0 J ' , 0 • 0 I 0 • 0 0 0 1000 3 0 I I , 0 0 0 0000 0000 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 I & I LOS ANGE LU Lopn, lb Ruuell.•• R Smll'1,rf Co.lb G1rvey, lb B•k•r, If Monday, ti Yt•Qft, c Hooton. p To1a1s al> r II bl 4 I I 0 •010 2 I 0 1 2 I I I • 4 I I J l 0 I 0 3 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 , 0 0 0 ,. s s s Houston 010 000 000-1 Los An9tlK OOl 002 OOx-i E-R. M<llfll<'r. OP~ouslon •.LOS ..... Ott'· LOB-HOU\lon S, Los a,.1es •. HR -Garwy Cll. S-Hoolon 1. SF-. Smll'1 B•nnlsler(L,0-21 Ptnlr Ol•on Sdmbtlo IP H II Ell la SO HOUSTON •• • l .. 0 ") 1 I 1 LOS ANGELES 3 3 6 0 , , 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hoolon lW, ,,,, ' • I I 2 2 T-2 16. A-i?.344. \ .,...., ...... _..,o.rv•- JANENE WATSON GRABS A REBOUND FOR HUNTINGTON. Tpe Oilers' Debra Burrows (30) Watches the Action. Tanana Now 4-0. Grich Starts Brawl As Angels Triumph . BLOOMINGTON CAP) - Frank Tanana won his fourth ~ame of the young season and Dave Chalk contributed a two· run s ingle as the California Angels whipped the Minnesota Twins, 5-3, Saturday in a brawl· marred baseball game. The undefeated Tanana pitched 81,3 innings and gave up three runs on nine hits. Rick Mill er collected three hi ls and scored a run to h e lp the Cali fornia attack. Chalk's two-run hit capped a four-run third inning for the Ang<.'ls. Lyman Bostock and Ron Jackson had rbi singles in the decisive fourth. The Angels scored their fifth run in the top of the eighth. Ken Landreaux singled and eventual· ly scored on an error by Min· nesota"s Roy Smalley. The game featured a bench· emptying brawl in the fourth. With a 2·1 count on Bobby Gric h and the Angels leading 4·1, Minnesota rookie pitcher Roger Erickson sailed a pitch behind the Angels secopd baseman. Grich then charged Erickson at the mound throwing a forearm and some punches that missed .. A donneybrook began as both benches emptied. Minnesota"s Rich Chiles beat both benches to the original skirmish as he sprinted out and put a body block on Grich. It took the umpires five minutes to unravel a number of small fights that followed, and at the end On Tl' Today Claa••el 5 at 11 Grich was ejected from the i::ame, but not before Twins' fans had showered ·h im with soft drinks. The Twins scored a run in the third on Bob Randall's sacrifice fly. Larry Wolfe doubled in the seventh and scored on Randall's double to cut the Angels lead to 4-2. The Angels picked up an un· earned run in the eighth when Landreaux singled, moved to second on Baylor's single and then scored on shortstop Roy Smalley·s error. There were no injuries report· ed from the brawl, aside from some scrapes and bruises. California's Joe Rudi strained a calf muscle whe n going for a fly ball in the second inning and may be out of the lineup for a couple of games. CALIFORNIA R Miiier. rt Grlc'1, 1b Lantford, lb BOSIOO, cl Rudi. If Lanore11u•, II S.ylor, di! R J1tkson. lb C'1•111, 2b Mulllnh,<S Humpllrty.C Toi i t\ •b r h bl j I J 0 I 0 0 0 2000 4 I I I I 0 0 0 J I I 0 3 I I 0 4 0 I I 3 0 I 2 4 000 3 I 0 0 J3 SH MINNESOTA Riv.re, rf Cubl>age,ph Ford, cf Cutw, lb Kusltk, dh Smalley,'' Wolle, lb Norwood. II A~all.1b 8or9manr>,C Mor•l•s, pll TO!ilS .... , "bf 2000 1 0' 0 sooo 4 0 I 0 •OOO •010 • 1 , 0 • ' '0 l ' 3 2 3000 I 0 I 1 3S l 10 l Calllorn1• 00.. 000 Oftl-S MIMUOla 001 000 011-3 E Norwood. 11. Mllltr, Smalt1y. OP- Callfornla '· Ml.-IOI• 2. LOB-<:alilOr'nia s. . Ml,,.,..sola I 18-. Mtlltt, ~. w~ 2, Randall, Mor••et. SB-4tuslO . SF-Aandill. -IP H It £11 II SO CAUFO•NIA • T-M (W,01 Hatuell I ', 9 3 l 1 I •i "'>1 0000, MINNl50TA ~ Erk kwn CL.1·11 I I S 4 J S 4 Sore• 1 o • o o O 2 S•••-HUll•ll (3). HBP-Humpllrty 18y Erick.an!, Alvere lll'f Ten•nal. T-l :ll. A--4,3'6. 14,146 Drag Fans ~ 1 See OCIR Races Li 'l John Lombardo sped to a•, clocking of 230.17 miles per hour'f Saturday night, setting top speed for the 64 Funny Car competition at Orange County International Raceway. "I can't say I like my posi· tJon," sald Player, who finally scored his first bogey or the tournament on the way to a , 70-201. "Three shots b'ck cer- Ml ke Mc Cul IO\lllh Oo11Jtcn ... ry B•.,.'f•MCllal Don Bits GllMor.,al' EctFl0tl Vlcll199llldll Lou Gfeham l.yll Loll Jim COi_. "'-rk HIYH Morris HNIM!\' 6UO•n-2IO 11 .... 11-110 ?...S-71-2!0 ... 7"11-tlO 71-"·n--JIO fMt.70-110 7MM6-210 71.71,.._7!0 11*10-4!0 MAO ANGEL -The Angels' Bobby Grich gives a menacing look toward Minnesota pitcher Roger Erickson (19) as Twins catcher Glenn Borgmann tries to keep them apart. Grich charged Erickson after a pitch was thrown behind him. A crowd or 14,146 saw Pat Foster win lhe AA funny car division with a low elapsed tlme or 7.41, while Tom Riddings took the BB funny car category at8.15 e.t. In rocket cars, Kim Perry had a low e.t. of 6.62. and 18S.95 mph. . I • -.. --. ·-. Pr~p Vaulter ' Glears 17-41/.t • VEN'l'UM -AnUaony Cur. r.n. a aenlor at Creapl Hip in ~clno, est'abliahed a prep pole vault record a\ the annual Ven· ttra Re1ay1 Saturday by clear- ing 17_.~ on h~ llnt attempt. The old ~rd of 16-10 was set in Texas last year. · Curran, who bas slrned a let- ter of intent to attend UCLA next year, bad a previous best of l~\o\. Sain-a Stop Flyers BUFFALO. -Gary McAdam and Derek Smlth combined on two goals to lead the Buffalo Sabres to a 4-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers In a Na· llonal Hockey Leaeue playoff game Saturday night. The Sabres snapped a 10.game q uarlerfinal losing streak and cuL the Flyers' lead in the best- of.seven series to 2·1. The two teams will play a game in Buf· falo tonight. Connor•, Borg \lie TOKYO As it has been so often in the past, it's Jimmy -Oonnors vs. Bjorn Borg -with a $100,000 bankroll going to the winner or today's match, the conclusion to a four·man tennis tournament. Connors got into the finals by ~coring a 6-4, 6·1 victory Satw:· day over Guillermo Vilas. Borg ~at Manuel Orantes, 6·1, 6·4. Today's loser wans $50,000. Zarate Retain• Title World Boxing Council's cbam· pion, scored with frequent com· birialions as he completely dominated a game but. over· matched Hernandez. · 1Ape%ftgltt• LOS ANGELES -Danny "Lillie Red" Lope1 is heavily favored to retain his World Box· Ing Co\.Dlcil featherweight crown today when be opposes Jose DePaula of Brull at the Olym- pic Auditorium. ' DePaula was a late choice to race the 25-year·old Lopez in the schedul ed :is-round bout. Eduardo Prieto or Chile bowed out earlier lhis month because he bad the flu arid said be didn't think he'd have enough time to prepare for the bout. Corre Beat• \/aide• SAN REMO, Italy -Hugo Corro of Argentina rallied In the late rounds and won the world M middleweight boxing title from Rodrigo Valdes of ·Colombia with a 15-round decision Satur- day night. ·Adle Ad"411ee• SANTA CLARA -Arthur Ashe defeated UCLA freshman Elliot Teltscher, 6·4, 6·4 Satlll'- day to reach the semifinals of the Grand Prix of Santa Clara Valley tennis tournament. Also reaching the semifinals was Bernie Mitton, who defeated Trey Waltke, 5,4, 6-1. Mitton will face John McEnroe today. • • BASKETBALL I SWIMMING I MISCELLANY o.itf Ptlel ........ "'o.rv M*- 011,ERS ••• Con&laued From Page Bl after the 1tan\e. '"Mtey were so quick and they could come back awfully fast if we had aiven them ttle chance. "Winning the champtonabip ta as much a thrill this year as It was last year." Burrows. Cady and Kelli Lockhart played their final game for the Oilers. Lockhart. didn't score much but played well on defense and ln paaatni t.o teammates and handling the ball against the press defense ot the Bulldogs. •'This one means a tot more to me ." Burrows said. "I'm a senior and everyone haa been saying we couldn't do it. I think we proved otherwise tonight." ••Jt 's better to come back the second year," Cady said. "This one means much more but I didn't figure we had it until the last 5S seconds. I was very nervous at the slut." She sel· · tied down to score eight pointa in the third period, hitting 4-of·5 from the floor. "I'm jusl glad that Debra. Kelll and Cheryl went out super toniaht.'' Doyle said. "They are the seniors and I am real happy for them. These three seniors pull~d It out.•· Cady and Burrows were selected ror the all·lournament team that had 10 girls from the (our games ph1yed Saturday. A packed bQuse watched the night game11 with an additional t ,780 for the afternoon tilts mak- ing a total of 5,310 fotthe day. In the l·A final, Bishop Diego defeated Valley Christian, 3&-33; Alta l,,oma won the 2-A over San- ta Clara. 51·36; and Righetti stopped Upland, 55·46, for the 3-A crown. ... , ....... . '1 .... . M•llt. e.Kll CMI Doy•~ W•l\OI\ 9vtrO•\ C•dY Lo<ll."4'' lot••~ .. 11 '4. • I l I) I 0 1 J • > l u I 0 1 It 1 0 , • IJ • 11 ~ NlkoleU\15 0 2 • ttolle•ISOft J 1 0 $ Sc Mnalt.,, 2 0 J • Vol1SberQt1r • 1 S 10 Wtll\19' 1 I 2 15. F•rOUM>ll 1 1 I ) TOlti• tt 'tl 0 • k ... llYQIM.Wn • Hunlln91on 8t9'n • 11 I• ll-fO SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico Mexi co's Carlos Zarate methodically demolished Puerto Rican challenger Andres "Pup- py" Hernandez Saturday night, <.ind slopped the challenger in the 13th round to retain his world bantamweight title. · In a late match, Roscoe Tan· ner downed Byron Bertram, 6·0, 7-5. HB COACH JOANNE KELLOGG WITH KATHY DOYLE, CHERYL CADY, CHRIS HENSLEY (1 0). 8 U<tlW 10 I It lf~1 Nastcue Ad.,ance• HOUSTON -Ilie Nastase out· lasted Zeljko Franulovic, 6·2. 4-6, 6·1 Saturday to gain the finals in the World C ham· pionship Tennis tournament, here. Doubley Injured .. The 25-year·old Zarate, the USC Rolls P ast Bruins Nine, 7 -3 Brian Gottfried beat Carrado Barazzutli 6·2, 6·2 in an earlier match and will meet Nastase to day. Scott Wins (3:38.9) LOS ANGELES -· Southern Cal outfielder Tim Tolman had three hits in four trips to the plate and drove in two runs as the Trojans topped UCLA, 7·3. Saturday and swept the three- ~a me series between the Pac-8 Southern Division baseball foes. AS(} Ge ts Goorjion At UCLA Spike/est The victory gave league leader USC a 6·2 conference Jl}ark. and lhe Trojans are 32·7 e verall. UCLA dropped to 4·5 with the three consecutive con- ference losses to the Trojans. The Bruins arc 28·14 overall. GLENDALE -Greg Goor jian, who averaged 43.4 points per game as a senior at Crescen- ta Valley High this past season. has signed a national letter of in- tent to attend Arizona State University next fall. Waltneire Win• WALNUT -Walt Waltmire of Athletes in Action won the Mt. San Antonio marathon Saturday. setting a course record of 2:26:52. Anthony Nabs Bowling Crown AKRON, Ohio <AP> -Earl Anthorty, the winningcst pro- fc!isional bowler in history, de· {catcd Tcalu Scmiz, 237-192. Saturday to capture his second t.fournamcnt of Champions lllle. · The $30.000 first prize raised the Tacoma, Wash., bowler's re- ~ord ean.•cr earnings to $599,SSJ. the title was his 30th on the Professional Bowlers Assoiation tour, giving him four more than any other man has attained. Semiz, seeded third in the five· man finals, defeated Markroh, 247-210 in the second game and edged Nelson Burton Jr., 193· 190, to gain the fi nals. Roth had defeated Wayne Zahn, 228·205, in the first game. Se m iz earned $17 ,000 for second place, Burton $10,000 for third, Roth $7,SOO for fourth and Zahn $5,000 for fifth. LOS ANGELES -UC Irvine's Steve Scott cdptured the 1,SOO·meter run in 3:38.9 Satur- day in an all-comers track and field meet at UCLA. The effort was Scott ·s top performance of lhe season in lhe 1,500. Meanwhile, USC's Larry Doubley, the defending NCAA long jump champion, was lost for the season wben he fractured his left kneecap. Doubley was injured on his final j ump . s plitting his kneecap. He was expected to un· dergo surgery 1n Pasadena. Scott's time qualified him for the NCAA meet. The qualifying standard was 3:46.0. Another NCAA qualifier was UCI's Ed Ahlmeyer who finished fourth in the 5,000·meter run in 14 : 08.5. The qualifying mark was 14 : 12.0. Two UCI records were also set Saturday. The Anteaters' Sam Reed triple jumped 49·101/4 while the UCI mile relay foursome of Craig Russell, Charles Bowie •. . . AUTO LEASING THE WAY IT AUTO BE! Baseball Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Detroit Boston Milwaukee New York Cleveland Dalli more Toronto W L Pct. 8 2 .800 9 4 .692 7 7 .500 6 7 .462 4 6 .400 s 8 .385 4 9 .308 West Division Kansas City 9 2 .818 GB NATIONAL LEAGUE East Dlvtalon W L Pct. GB New York 9 6 .600 Montreal 7 5 .583 ~ Chicago 7 6 .538 1 Philadelphia 5 5 .500 4 st. Louis 5 8 .385 3 Pittsburgh 4 7 .364 3 West Division Cincinnati 10 5 .667 Dodgers 9 5 .643 'f.a Tim Chambers a,nd Darryl MeGeo clocked· 3:13.7, wiping out the old mark of 3: 14.1. The Anteaters' LaMontc King won his heat of the lOO·meterdash in 10.4 while McGee triumphed in his heatofthe400 (47.4). There were 559 entries who competed in the 22 events at Drake Stadium. Among those taking part were representatives of UCLA, USC, Stanford, Washington. Cal State <Long Beach), Cal State (LA> and UCL Another top p erformance came from UCLA's Greg Foster in the 110.meter high hurdles. Foster nipped James Owens in a hand-timed 13.4. Foster also anchored the Bruins to victory in .one of the 400.meter relay heats with a lime or 39.6. Billy Mullins of USC won his 100 meters heat in a hand·Umed 10.2. The Trojans' James San- ford was clocked in 21.0 in win· ning a heat or the 200 meters. Sam Turner of Cal State (,LA) won the 400·meter Intermediate hurdles in 49.3, best time In the nation this year. And P ayton Jordan, ~e 61· year·old Stanford track coach, won a special 100-meters race in 11.9, setting a record for his age . Aztecs Tumble, 2-0 FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -George Dewsnit and Colin Fowles scored as the Fort Lauderdale Strikers postec\ their first victory of the North American Soccer League season Saturday wilh a 2·0 victory over the Los Angeles Aztecs. DEBRA BURROWS (30) GUARDS PHOEBE NIKOLAKAl<IS. Oakland to 3 .769 Angels 10 4 .714 Chicago !> 6 .455 San Francisco 7 6 .538 2 Houston 7 8 .467 3 San Diego s 7 .417 31,..., llustlers, Saddleback Roll LEASIME AS LOW.AS s 12946 Mo. + Tu & Lie. Cap cost S8550. 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Relying mainly o n team depth, Saddleback made it four Mission Conference \lllea II\ as many tries wlth a 488-420 edge over runnerup (>a lomar In a m eet cond ucted at San Bernardino Valley. . Mlller aped to a 2:10.3 c1ocldn1 In tbe JOO breast and ln th• pro- ceaa aet ·hll 1eveqth 1cbool re- cord ~· U\e Ru.tlera racked up a com"'andll'la 57M01 e<tt•" over second place Cypress. Sa\Urday. tt)e Gaucho• relied on depth to maintain their team leacl Ud &.bm capped tho three· ' . . . .. .. .. -... day me('t by winning the final event, lhe 400 free relay. SOUTHERN CAL CONl'Ei.&NC& CHA¥· PIONSHIP IAl S.llU -u Coll199I , .HO ,,... I. c..m~11 cc.ieno•1t l 16 SI 0 1. Pvll (Golditn w~u 11 ·0& •. l Golont• IGoldtn WHll 11 00 o ••. Fr-4 I Cyprus I 11 1J o. s Frtnell tCypr.ssl 11 1' 6. •. B•uer CGoldtn WHll .17 l29 100 trt1-1 Si.hi IS..nt• Mon1ul •I•. 1 O.Mott (c;otdl'n w ... 11 41 I. J P••llh IVtntur• • •• 2; • .• C"rltr ICl•nclolol 4' ), J \\lo• IGoldtn Wntl •9.l, 6. NAY•~ tVonlu••' "• 01'1•n-1. 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O.Uy f'f19C ltaff A winning streak of 185 over a ~pwn or a•r.a years is on t.he line Monday O p.m.) when La Jolla High 's Pirates invade John Wayne Tennis Club to duel Corona del Mar High 's Sea Kin gs in u non -l eag u e showdown. Hailed as a national chnm· pionship m atch , the duel pits coach Dennis Trout's Corona del Mar team, three-lime Cl ft, 4·A Southern Seclion champions , agains t the awesome streak of La Jolla, which h as been dominated by foreign imports. The 1978 edition of La Jolla boasts stars from Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil and Argentina and the Pirates are rated No 1 in the nation on the prep level among knowledgeable tennis buffs. No. 2 is Corona del Mar, with five seniors making this the most exper ienced t eam or the pas t five years in which the Sea Kings have rolled to a 122·3 re cord against the sliffost or com· petition. L a Jolla, meanwhile, under t he hand or C'OUl'h RUSS I.an· thorne. has racked up a 234 ·7 re· cord the past 12 years. DENNIS TROUT /\cl1on as bill ed for center court at the John Wayne TC. with other duels taking place on c·ourls 5,6 and 7. "ll 's going lo be close ," says Trout "We could win by a cou- ple of points. or lose by one. It jus t depends on how well we Sports on TV Today Today on Television 10 a.m. <2> TllRl::E ON THREE Schoolyard basketball gets nationa l TV exposure in this series. which features NBA players and celebrities. 10:30 am 12l NBA PLAYOf'FS An Eastern Con· fere nce gam(' matching New York and Ph1l adclph1a 11 a .m t5) Al"oiGELS BASEBALL -"'The Angels meet the Twins al Metropol 1llm Stad1 um in Hloom 1 nj.!ton 11:30 a.m . t4 ) -GOLF -Final round play in the Houston Open from the 7,025-yard Woodlands Country Club in Conroe, Texas. 12 :45 p.m . (2) -NBA PLAYOFFS A Western Conference game matching Portland and Scuttle. 1 p.m. (7) A UTO RACING . USAC's Trenton 200, taped earlier today. The final tuneup before the Indy 500 for cham· pionship cars. 1:30 p.m. (4l TENNIS The s ingles final in the \\'CT River Oaks tournamenl. t aped at llouslon. 2:30 p.m 17> BOXING The U.S amateur boxing cham· pionships. taped <.1l Biloxi. Miss 3 p m c •O SPORTSWORLD Danny Lopez defends his WBC featherweight crown in a scheduled 15·round bout, taped a l Los Angeles Also. the national AAU indoor diving cham· pionships, the /\IA W women's collegiate gymnastics cham· pionships and horse racing on ice from St. Moritz. Switzerland. 4 p.m. (7) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -Wide World or Sports continues its taped covera ge of George Willig·s attempt to scale a l ,500-foot rock cliH at u tah's Zion Nation~! Park. 5:30 p.m 17) -G REATEST SPORTS LEGENDS A tribl}te to ice hockey superstar Gordie llowe. play in doubles. We have to have nine points in doubles and hope Lance Good and Kevin Forbes, can come up with three wins apiece in singles. "La Jolla's Roger Knapp will get his four in singles and they nave a lot of help from the othe r three singles players. Hector Ortiz, for example, beat Lance an a tournament ~his year. But he's hot and cold," says Trout. Ortiz is La Jolla's No. 4 singles player. "We feel like we know some of thei r weakness es and we'll try to pick on them if we can. And, we know their strengths. We'll lry to keep away from them if we can," says Trout. Corona del Mar will be going with Good, Forbes, Scott Al leborn and freshman Anthony Emerson in singles; with the doubles bill filled by the duos of Craig Thomas and Danny Saltz and Greg Washer and Kendall Young. La Jolla counters with Knapp. Alfredo Ricfkohl, Fabio Mion- bel and Ortiz probably in singles and lhe combinations or Scott Appleby-Mark Scribner und Je ff Wa ll ace-Bretl Buffin gton in doubles. "La Jolla is pretty predictable an its lineup," s ays Trout. "There is n<> reason to change its lineup, but we've mixed it a little to hopefully lake advan· tage. The pressure is really on Good und Forbes to come up with thr ee w i n s apicl'C in !iing les 1f tht·y don 'l , we'rt· dead. .. Wc'vc been wailing all year for this match. and I thank La .Jolla has. loo Nobody has given La Jolla much of a test and this will s urcly b c La J o ll a':; loughe!>l match or the year .. Gymnastics 5o"'-" Gii JC CMMPIOMlllP• (•I Ooldt~ Wttl Coll ... ) Floor u•rct.., I Yu<la\hl ILOCCl 91. 1 Sult ILBCCI 8 9S. l Gall~ ILBCCl 8 9. c Ft\hm•n 1Pa,ad~nol & I, S Ooten I 8 o. 1 McC.r<'QO' IGot.,.n WP\118 t. Pommel non r 1 1t1r• VIiia, fG<>ldtnW~\U11nd Lf¥00 IP• .... oenM 8 •I. 3 C.ar<IA ILBCCl 8 " • LOPll 8 . V"ull•nv I t(p•I ILBCC) 9 S. ). McC.rt90r tC.Olo•n W•\11 9 l\, J Oavo\ IL 8CC) 9 l . 4 YuN"" ILBCCI 9 3. S C.olt~OO\ ILBCCI 9 O. 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Hi e van~. sek c.·tcd as the meet 's out- !-landing runner. help••d the Barons s<'ore 53 points in the varsity division to upset te am favonll' Santa Ana \"alley Ill' Joined Kevin Romine. ,\Ian Duncan and \\'1l lle Gittens in helping Fountain Valley ''in the 880 rclay and take second place in the :-.huttle hurdles and long Jump relay. In the Ion~ j ump. Blevins soared 22·8 while Romine went 21-6 and Gil· tens 21··1 On the 880 relav. Blevins \\ ent 22.0, Romine 22.3 and Duncan and Gallcns ~ o . With Dan Castrey re placing Git· tens. Fountuin Vallev clocked 57.0 in the hurclle~. fin1shin.g ha lf a second behind West Covina as both teams came acro~s under the old meet re- cord. Fountain Valley's Rnan Appell held off a late ~urge by Costa Mesa 's .John Gerhardt in the four-man mile relay. Appell was clocked in 4: 19.0 as the 13arons had a composite time or 17 >16.5. Costa Mesa was second 111 17:53.6 wilh Marina (llunlington Beach) thir d in 17 55.3 and Corona del Mar lifth in 17 · 59.5. Jol' Young had taken Costa Mesa from I Ith to i;econd place with a -t :22.7 third lcg Cerhaidt made up a fi \'e·~ a rd dcfi ctl on Appell hut was out.kicked al the l'rHI and fi nished in I :23 . l. Othe r fast mile legs we re t urned in by Marina·s Carl 1\ndcrson . •Greg Delleras 11 231. a nd Malt Blatv <-t :27 >. Coron a d c l ~t a r 's And.\• G erke n (4 22 5>. Da\'t' llunc;ake.r <-t :29. l> and Cam Douglas f t 29 91: Fountain Vallcv 's Steve Brown (4 :23.Sl. . i\t ission \'ie JO soph Scott II udson went 161·-t in the d iscus . Corona de l Mar·s Todd Kauscn was two inches back. RASMUSSEN'S . • • SADDLEBACK SADDLERY Sale Ends AFil 29 VESTS & COATS Men's & Ladies'-Leather & Nylon 30°/o OFF MEW WESTE:RM SADDLES 20°/o OFF Unless Othrwise Marked MEW & USED EHGUSH & USED WESTEllM SADDLES I 0°/o OFF Unless Otherwise Marked LADIES' LOVE 'M STUFF PANTS R~20.00 Now 9.88 LADIES' & MEH'S COLORED & DESIGN TEE SHIRTS 30°/o OFF CAIL Y PILOT 118 UNCEOOOO OAIOllY IAL Tl ICENOAl.L YOUNG AN1'HOHY EMUISOH For La Jolla A Capsule Look At CdM Lineup I With the Corona del Mar·Lu Jolla tennis showdown Monday '1 p .m .) at J ohn Wayne Tennis Club , here is a caps ule look at the Sea Kings' starting lineup in the ir quest to claim the national hi g h sch ool tennis c h am pionship: Lance Good -A senior, Good has been one of the major keys in three CJF 4-A championships and figures to be ranked No. 1 or 2 in Southern Cal 18s. llis serve returns and quickness arc his strong suits, and already with some WCT circuit tournament ac tion under his belt, is thl' player lo beat in the Cl F in di\'1dual finals later this year I le was runnerup as a junior Ke ,·in Forbes -A left-hande.r with exce llent top s pin on h1~ forehand, Forbes is also a senior with a background that includes three straight CIF team cham· pion ships. Ile beat Stanford's Perry Wright recently and has a wicked serve. along with h1~ quickness. Danny Saltz -1\ JUnior. Saltz is considered nearly the equal of Good or Forbes. His service re- turn is especially Lou gh. lie has been a major factor for Coronu del Mar s in cl' he wa :; a freshman Craig Thomas \\'ith quick ness hi s best asset. Thomas i~ a ,·ers alilc sort, excelling in doubles-<lr in singles where he :id,·anced t o th e C J F quarterfinals in 1977 before bow m~ to eventual champion Paul Be rnstein of Sunny Hills. Greg Washer · At 6-3, Washe1· has excellent size and is con sidered a late developer as a junior. His best strokes are his overhead and backhand. Scott Alleborn /\long wilh Thom::is, /\lleborn is considered the most improved of the seniors s ince h is fre shman days. Pushin)'.l 6-3, Alleborn ·s serve 1s his strenl!lh K endall Voung -Stead~ "1lh a good sl•rve return and O\l'rhead abilitv for doubles Yo ung m1s<,cs few \Olleys an•J has good hands for doubles pl,ay Anthony F.mt-rson The son of tY.O·limc Wimbledon tham J\•on Hoy Emerson. he ·s con :..1dercd the future star al Coronu de l Mar Emerson's first two s teps to the ba 11 a re un belie vably quick for a freshman and he h<•S gn~al volley control. While that closes the book on l\tonday's starte rs. the future al Corona dcl l\lar appear~ without end. Amon!! the loadcd arsenal al Trout's disposal are fres hmen .Jami<.• Paul and Scolt Katzman Iowa Jun10r tran s fer Hr ad Davidson. juniors /\rt Hoss and Gknn J';.1rn sh , and sophomore~ Rob Case and Hob Link. i\w :..11t1n ~ the Emerson!\. Da\'irlsons and Pauls in 1979 will he hnme a nd-hom e e ncounter:-. ''1th Lt .Jolla. 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SmtUl. the at.ate atolen base leader, 1wlped two base1 to \JP bl.I 2'·1ame total to 34 and also collffted a alnJle that stretched hla hitting streak to 18 games as the Pt.rates triumphed bver host Grosamont <El Cajon), 11·1, in a Soulh Coo.st Conference rout. Batting leadoff, Mo.sos collect· ed thr" hits, scored three run8, drove in three more und uddcd three stolen bases as the Rustlers walked over visiting LA Southwest,· 10·2, in a Southeru.. Calltornla Conterenre outing. In Mission Conference action, San Bernardino manhandled vi~· it.ing Saddleback, 9-2. Matt Palmer, Moaea and Doug ldentleal Seores SoCal, Anteaters Win Twin Bills Southern Cal College of Costa .Mesa took a giant step toward the NAIA (District 3) Southern Division baseball crown Satur- day with a doubleheader sweep of host Pt. Loma, 2-1 and 7·6. And UC Irvine also won a twin bill, toppling visiting Cal State (Los Angeles) by the same scores. SoCal College, with a 10·2 league record, needs only to win five of its remaining 10 loop games to clinch the title. sec visits Azusa-Pacific Monday for a twin bill. Bill Riddell tossed a four· hitter and Randy Greer singled in two runs in the seventh inning to give sec the first game vie· tory. In the second game. the Vanguards tallied two in the lOtl"t to win on a double by Rob Stonelake, a sacrifice and ensu· ing error, singles by Greer and Larry Houle and a squeeze bwtl by Butch Plank. Pt. Loma scored a run and had the bases loaded in the last of the loth, but an attempted suicide squeeze was turned Into a double play and the final bat-ter popped out. Stonelake homered in the :;ccond for sec while tcamm<ilc Stan Thomas s lugged a two·rwt round-tripper in the lhird. UC Irvine went 11 innings before winnin~ the opener. Ken W ashlngton doubled with one out and after Jim Dawson walked, Ken Munger singled in the win· ning run. . Munger's single. When Cal Stale <LA) rallied to tie it at 6, Dawson decided things as he led off the fifth with a single and scored two outs later on Doug Chard's double. First Game SoC.I <JI •b r llrlll Greer, Oh 4 o 1 2 HOUlt. ti 4 0 0 0 Pe.nk 1 SS 3 0 2 0 'Thomn, lb 3 o 1 O Schetll, c 3 0 0 0 Wiison. Jb 3 o 1 o Slonel•ke, 11 . 3 I o O Mlv•shiro. rf , l o o O Pel~s. lb 1 1 0 0 Wood, pn 1 0 0 0 'Riddell, p 0 0 0 0 Tolal• 1t 2 1 2 SoealColl- Pt. loma SecOfldo.nte $oC.I 01 GrHr,dh HOYie,. cf Plank, n Thomas, lb S<heelr, c Wltson, 3b S1onel1ke, II Mly•shlro, rl ........ Jb Ward, p CMtelloe,p RIOdtll,p Tot1ls ab rfl rbl S I I 0 "0, ' s ' , 1 ~I 2 t 4 1 1 0 s 0 1 0 S 2 J I s 1 1 0 sooo 0000 0000 000 0. so 1 us r 1r • 000 000 2-2 1 I 000 100 0 -1 4 0 Seeolld Ga .... S<OAllJIMI- -Soat~ll• Pt; Loma Flntco.me UC Irvine UI .ilb r" rl>I Hirano. cf s .1 ? o N•gle, 2b l 0 1 0 Washlnotot1, rf s 1 • o D••"°"• ID 4 0 1 0 Munoer, "' s o 1 1 Frol•nder, dh 3 O 1 o Wick,< 3 0 I 0 K•u~•. < I 0 0 0 Chlr0,3b 4 0 0 0 Moore, 11 3 o o o Moeau.t. II 1 O O O Burns, p O 0 O V l olal~ JI 111 l r " • 01J '00 -7-'1 fJ l OU 000 300 1-6 U ! Se<-0..... UClrwl.,. 01 .. ,,,"" Hlrano,d JI IO HA9lo, fb 7 1 1 0 W•shlngton, rf o 2 o 1 Dawion, lb • 1 l l M""OI'. H 4 0 1 1 Frolatl<Mr, dll 3 O I 1 KitUSI, C 3 0 0 0 Charo, 3b 3 0 I 1 Moore, II 3 1 I 0 MIYUu•. II 0 0 0 0 Gut1orre1, p .o O O o w~•tscotll. p 0 0 0 0 M0<>inor1, p O O O O Tot•ls ·n 1 10 I Flrst<Ume CSLA UCI CSLA UCI Scoro llJ IMl"IP r " t 000 000 100 00-1 3 I 100 ooo ooo 01-2 n o S.<ond CO.mo Scot'I by lftnlnp r II • 074 000 11 -6 It I 401 110 •-1 lO 1 MansoUno each had an rbJ single In a tour-rwi, fourth inning for Golden West. In the sixth, Moses bad anolber run-producing hit which was rollowing by Steve Nemeth's triple. Golden West's Jeff Heathcock was in control on the mound through five scoreless innings before tiring in the heat. He tanned eight batters. Relief burler Steve Slaton allowed one bit in three innings of work. Pacing Orange Coast's 12·hit attack was Rick Woolard. who blasted a two-run homer in the sixth Inning and had a two-run single in the fourth. Cory Alder went the distance on the mound for the Pirates. who stayed mathematically in the pennant race. OCC (6-5) needs to win Monday afternoon's home game against Cerritos (9·1) to stay in the running. Game time is 2:30. San Bernardino opened up a tight game with Saddleback by exploding tor five runs in the sixth inning. Jim Heftner had a bases-loaded double, followed by a triple by George Davidsmeir for the Indians. Both batters went4-for-5. Dana Brown had three bits for Saddle back. llltrll rlll Woolard, If Nemaln, lb Smllh,rf RoberllOn. u Soddtr\, 30 Soto,3b Peyton, cf Nelson,' Oral\oeCou! G•oum0<11 6 1 4 • LaFrance, c ' o 1 o Berneu, 2b 3 J I I Krikorian, 2b s ' 1-0 Ootson, Oii 3 1 2 I Scftwalbe, dll 1 o o o Frkk, on 2, t 0 2200 1 I I 0 2 0 0 I 0000 2 I I 2 S 1 0 I jll-,p 2 O O O Totals 0000 ll 1112 10 ~e • ., ........ , " . 000 •12 112-11 12 ' 010 000 000-1 • 2 GelcleftWnlUI) ar11..i Mo~, cf Hen••Y. ph-cf ,..,...,h,ll>ll ManM>llno, lb A 11 tft, pll-lCI Penfold, lb Severin, 1111-lb Meraa,rf Cl.,.k,dh lA Soulh~I Go1oon w"'t Brown, rl Heller, 7b Stowell, lb Horv~tn, dn Vt~"Hh. Cl C•v•nder. II ' l l , O.vosler. or 1 o o o Innes, II • 2 1 1 J•<l<Son, If-lb 'o 1 1 P••mer,u 1 o o o Edwudt, c 4 0 0 0 Hy•lt, C 0 0 0 0 HN1hCOClt, p 4 0 1 I Slaton, p :a 2 1 O Tot•ls 0 000 2 1 0 0 0000 3 1 I 1 l 1 0 0 0000 0000 0000 331081 , " . 000 OO'l 000-1 S A 110 .a3 01i-10 • J S.ddletll<k 12) ab r II rlll Hnler, Ill• I 1 1 o S 0 3 1 Woll, < 4 0 I 0 S O o O Romtro, lb :> 1 1 1 1 0 I 0 Ondelarla, u 3 0 1 O • 0 0 0 Clementt, p O o o o • 0 I 0 O'Sullfva... p 0 0 0 O 3 o I o To1 a1s 34 2 10 1 Sc_.., ..... , ... r fl • 000 010 001-2 10 'l 001 OIS 11•-9 IS I Frestunan Dan Bums went the distance, striking out s ix and walking three. Mike Hirano opened the first inning with a solo homer to left field. Irvine Falls, 11-2 • t CV' s Parker Stars Women's Athletic Results SofChU Golden W"l-O-Olt, )b 2.0.1.or Se<rlsl, p )-0-4.0; Kno11, u *l.O; Wtnkleole<k. < l.c>4-0; HllllQol<'. lb J.0.0-0; Brl-. 2b 2.0-0.0; llOdman, Ph 1.0.0.0; En .. , II 3~; ~•rs. 2b 1.0.0.0; vouno. Pll 1.c>4-0; Nichols, rt 1-0.0.0; MAOOtn, Pll t•O-O. TOWls U.0-2.0. JC, Prep Baseball Standings llOllTM ~ CIOM ... HMCll °'"'.... •, ~ oa San OleQtOMIM I ' J F111lerlon I S J~ Or•~ Caetl • s ,~ Mt. San Antonio • 1 •V. .. llUAna 4 •• Oroumont 1 12 t~ ,..,..,.,._.., <Wino• ONISt 11, Otoasmont t 1'11llerton a. lant• Ana• Mt. San Mt&11lo 12, Sen Oleoo ...... MIMA\f't Game C:...tltos at or..._ CDAst ,........, .. ~ Orols,_,t at Qrntos Mt. S.11 Mtenlo at $Mt• Ane l'lllltrtOI\ at 5'111 Die90 MKa $0UTNE•N~CIOflf'••INC• W L T oa UUttrbor U 2 1 Goffltfl West 11 1 0 0\ CV'Pr.:!!ao 11 1 o '~ !Uot 1011s Salll• MCW\lc.a I 9 0 J t..os •••• cc ~ IJ 0 10~ L.A$Olil11Wftt 1 " 0 l4 S.t-W'f'• Sant Oeldtn w.t 10, LA SoUl!MHI t C-,preu s. RIO"-4 LA "artlOr S, Loi A,,._IH CC 0 T.....,.I~ L.A H••bor •t °"°""' won LA 5oU1'-'l at C'IP'HS Rio Hondo at SalltA MonlU MISSION CON,IEltENClt s-u.r. DhlJl• W .. O• Soulll-ller& IS I P•lomar 12 • :tV. ~••ti.cit • 12 .,.. &an DIOQO S 13 IOI/a ........... oi. ... 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Pllf'M $!0.000, Trltk'9 Ola N IGrllllelyl f ,09 HO 110 •c:~tlOe-rl uo Joo Trv SCOI<" IOtnnlt) uo Time -t.M<llS AIM rac.o -Delf'or M. IMU's AJJ. vke Hotcr•ldltt •10MTM UC• -O..mli.. "-Clalml"t~PwM--, KlnoJ•rA (Aublftl 12.00 1.60 UO Linton $0'1 IOttonlefl '-40 A '20 VMadlum (\lallanel4ne!W>m) $.00 Tlme->.at. Alto raced -lllHl"'I Colonel. Hallve Timber, Its OnlV MoMt • .1oO "nan N, Sco<Cll Mlrtclo. Owl. S<ratcllld-Dllllt WOolleft. '5 lucta l-t(I .. Jly A ..... • Ullle 1111. ..... Sitt ... NIMT" RAC« -OM mile. PilC!e. Oalmln9 lland~ f'lll'S4I ~ l'am.tt-Jlm • IUglllJlllU ILOO 1AO 6.00 ... 3 . .0 SAO TllCorna CWllllamtl 8ella't Prl11<e IAllllln) Time -J.AllD/S Also rlCed -Milos Aoyoll N, fled Incl Wlllte, TaltON, ,.,.., Fre1Qn1. ,_ 1'4_,..r, f'roUda...M No tcretOIH U IU<la l·'•mu ..... .11111 6 t• Tac_,,_,_. At~ • ,J,.lJlt UCITennis UClnlM<Sll4l UCSa ....... Wooldridge IUCI I Cltf. Mllnsat 6-J, ""; Edie IUCll Oii. Keis M. 1-6; ACl•m• IUCll oef. Kock ~J. J-6, •·4; Nagel IUCll Clel. Bedolr• ...... 6-4; Ever (UCSBI Clef. Sullh1en M, 6·4; Selbl (UCSB) def. M<Nlrnat• 6-4. .... ~-Manstl·Bodolla IUCSB> oef. Wooldrldoe·McN•mara 1·6, 6"; ECllH·Sulll••n IUCI) dtf. Ktl•.•Ever 7·•· •·3; Kock•Seltil IUC$8) def, N•ll'fl•MoNr. ~l, ~-3. Pro Scores Natl...,.1 Hedley lal!IW l"leyefls 8ulf•IO 4, ""41--'• 1 Nenlo ~ S.Cer Leat.,. Ft.La--'1 ...... A-le•O Phll-lpflta ?, -mi>hl• 1. San Jose 4, Tampa e.r 1 T ulu l, S..111• 1 Poru-3, Rochesttt 2 IOTI APMrlc.• Secor Le- S•" •me nto 1, Lo• A1'19•lejj ~,,,. .. 11.~o C.lllornl• Sw&lllllO 1, Soc.I &.aurs \UOtl • FREE Group Golf Lessons 8 weeks ••• Twice Weekly Mondays thru Tbursdays ... mornings, afternoons or evenings. You pay only $24.00 ror range balls, payable at reglatraUoo. REGISTfRAT COSTA MESA GOlf SHOP QASSES START MAY ht. RANGE OPEN MIGHTS MOllday ..... Fridar Striag M91 I If. COSTA MESA PUBLIC GOLF CLUB 1701 GOLf C<-:JRSE DllVE cosrA MESA • PHONE: 540.7500 In the nightcap, Dawson sup- plied most of the fireworks, in· eluding the winning run in the fifth frame. The first baseman had three hits, three rbi and two runs. After the first three batters walked in the first inning. Dawson cleaned the basepaths with a triple uncl later scored on Capistrano Valley High 's Brad Parker had one of those baseball games Saturday where every pitch thrown to rum came up looking like grapefruit. The Cougars stole a total of six bases. three by Allen Fawcett. Chip Hayes also hit a triple for the wiMers. Orlsson IPl 2:41.l; a. SMllble IPI 2.41.1. uoo-1. Monls Col s·oe.o; 2. Sll•u- 111• <Pl .S:1S.7; a. Janouwll s:tu. Pull\er's Scratch Scramble: 1. l lllle M-. Ginny St.Siio, S'I' >: 2. lllel M•~ GI~ S.. httl; Zo Bartholomew, <:.arWe S.rnett. 11; 4, lllel Jec:kle C>-1, Kathy ...,.,YI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!~!!!!!!!!!!~!!~~ Betty Va~. Kay L.eulwlltr, n: .. M .. " lnleea> ~ry Zllarolll, Alnwe O'-•· 13~: Connecting on four solid line drives, Parker drilled two doubles and a triple to lead the Cougars to an easy 11·2 victory over Irvine High in a non-league ~ame played at Saddleback College. •rtutll Hahl ti.ck, p 3 I o O Pylt, JI> 3 0 0 0 Swancoat,d I 1 2 O uo ca,eva1i.y ........ f'ewutt, If > 2 1 t Sain.ct 4 2 2 0 Parker ,(I 4 3 3 1 J-mlle-1. Smllh <01 11:11.2; 2, SMW!e (p) U :D.O; J. 0.-i.tn (Pl 14:20 ••• Mlle rwley-UC I Nine 4:19.t. 110LH-1. \llllaroH (I) 16.6; 2. Hiiton IOI IU. I , P99 R-rts., Maxine !>triOlanci. "'"'· HUNTINGTON Sl!AQ.IFf' CC Tiie HUnllflGIOn SudUf -..en'' A .,WS 8 '""" -public llnkl division tNtmplOftf/Olp& ..centlt. OcldOft, lb 3 0 I 1 VnPr..,,,, dll 2 o o 1 HJ-I, S-el (I) S.1; t, .lePfllft (I) .t-11; 3. VlllWGM (I) S.J; ... Limbert 10) 410. Calendar Wailers, C 3 0 2 I QlarlH, 31> 3 1 1 2 l'leld Slrotios Tournament: A Fll9hl-I. Polly B-lno, O; 2. Clle) Mar9aret Kuma911I, Lucllle Allen, Marve Petonon, Key ~. Ginn, Umt>ert, &.tty Paul, 4$. Jonet, II 3 O O O CAiiey, Jll 4 0 0 0 NICktnS,Porf 3 0 0 0 H•YI, ID 4 I I 1 LJl-1, UMlaftllt\f II) IS.t~I t. _., IAfftl 141 Pavlovsky, rf 2 O O O C,,oorouclo, p I o o o Onlvuka. 1b 1 0 0 0 Wllln'1't, n 2 2 o o Bunlvln, c 3 0 I 1 Cullro•.o O O O O John~on Ill IS.s.llo; 3. s-al Ill 1W. SP+.1. BrylMlt (I) 21-n.; ? ........ ftlgan CPI 1'·•; 3. Hlyakewa IOI 2.S-1014. 8 Fll9hl:-1, Mary VandffSoft'lmen, 33; J. Ille) Join Sleeman, AlllM>ll Skeen, Marlo OJnnf~m, 37; .S MICkty M<Kltlllon, lt. Tenl'lls-Opl•I"'"° V•lley •I Sin Clemenle 11: IS); L• Jolla Y\ COi'-Clel M•r et Jol>n W•Y"e Tennis Club II p,m.I; Saddleti.<k •t O..fl1y Coll~e C1 p,m,), Parker hit the fence at the 380 mark with one drive, had both doubles hit the fence on one hop and lined out in his other plate appearance. Total• 26 2 lo 2 Totals :U 11 9 1 Bueball-SOuthern C•lllornle Colle9f' at AIUH·P.ClllC (doublehe&Ofr •• n0<>n). Am· b.UH<lcw Ovl\llM vs 1iunt1no1on V•ll•Y Ovis· """ •l COSl• MPsa P•rll IJ. Ul. Girts solll><lll Newport l'l•rbor et Edison, f'ount•in Valley •I _,,,.., H""llnoton S..Cll at wulmlnsler. S.nla Monie• •I Golden Wnl Colleoe <all "' ll. Oranoe Co•" eo11eoe •• Fullerton 11 lOI, O<Hn View at lrv1M Hloh (3 U) •• Mike Cukrov was the recipient or the outburst which bal'ked up his eight-strikeout, five-hit pitching performance. Baseball Summaries ..,..., ...... 11 va,...1y Li ... rtr Cllr. <11 <JI HHP9rl• OW". t.•berly Chrisll1n Looan, 11>. 3..0.~0; [)ouvhly, cl, 4 0-00, P•rktr. c, 2-0.0.0; Arnot, p, :J.0.0.0; D'-111, n, l·l·l·O; Huntllno, lb. 7·1·1·0: Hert>ertton, lb, 2-0.H; Hlldom, 11. 2.0.0-0; ~1(1111, rl, 1·1-0. 3·0·1-1; Totals: 24·2 .. ·?. Sc .... by fnftlfttJo r II • 000 100 1-2 • 4 200 000 1-3 • ~ U'8'1J Otf'. Ul 11') C:.l11wy hpllst Llbetty Chrllllan-t.ogan, 7b, 1-2·0.0; Oo11911ty, cl, +1.0.0; P.trkrr, c, 2·Nl-1; Arr.ti, ~b. 2·1·7-4; Do~M, H, 0.1.0.0; Huntllno, lb, 2 o.i.1, Herberltof'I, p, ).Q.0.0: ~l(lhl, rl, 1+4>-0; T. Hlloom, 11. J.0-0.0. Tol•I\; 1M4·7. r " • 102 l0-6 l 7 050 ll-16 l ' ACAR FOR ALL REASONS LANCIAH ESTAT6 WAGON FTttlna rnto J'OUr' .. at)4e ••• :ra • ~ car, sed.ln and -eon .. In one. Easy oofnt. elegant. ..-Id posslbfy the mott ..... ir.-ewerdelltMd. Tut It todl!y. IMli . ,,,. ..... ~ DISPOSAL INDUSTRIAL TOOL5'& MACHINERY SALE Long Beach !:'!~!!~«~!!~! l Regal Room • 434-8451 ext. 539 THESE ARE NOT ~ ~ DISTRESSED GOODS _. J • '"-Y All 11ems are BRANO NEW In • -Duty lhetrorig1nallaC101ypackAglllQ DRILL PRESS and all FACTORY GUAAAN· TEES are cer11hed 10 be valid. 1 ""!>•-$15980 ¥·•"""'10 Hefe are jU$1 a ,_ o4 ltl9 llenll bttng oNeted I()( tale II 25·~ al COit, 51..pc. SOCKET SET metric & SAE $2980 'ltl 97 50 8 & D 1/2" REV. DRILL ll_c;,-., $3980 ~ • .,,....,.,.,~,,,. t>.Jy ··-~ 5" BENCH VISE swlvel base s49eo llstS97.50 Yl hp BENCH GRINDER tnoustrlal rated S IO 1191 12 . OT-1. Dr'(e IP) 11M; 7. Marino Cl) 14·6Vt; l. Hlyak-a 10111·3. · r II • 100 oot o-t s ' 20J 1n 11-11 ' s JT-1. Rona lPl 144 1; ?. Gr990ry Ul 111·2; 3. Hlyakawe IOl IOl-6; 4. Fl-loan CPI <Jt.S.. C Flloht-1, Biiiie llfflw, 31; Z. Pe Leckner. lt; J, Ille) L&I Gaskell, Ka1 TemmlnQ. 42.. Can you afford to become more successful? You can't if distractions eat into office work time you poy for. Or if you'11e increased office stof f tt office space, considering them the only solutions. Now there's on affordable olternotive rhat will save yoo space time and money. The alremotive. A serrinar C01POflSOl'ed by Bassett Business Interiors and Steelcase, Inc. You'll lean how to read to success. How to buy space and time from '/Wf • self. To elim'ncte cosily work distroc· lions. And lo moke your office mofQ efficient without addimg more employees or square f ootoge. These serrinas ore presently being scheduled for the neor fu1i.re. It's something you can't afford to miss. We know ycu time will be invested wi'81y. To reserve '(04I soot, Fill out rhe coupon below and ma1 it in todoy. P-------------------~ I Yeti Col.It on mt attendance ol 'fOIJl senjnor lo teach me how to ~even I I more succeuflA. Qcoll 547-0972. I I tan ••.•.•••.•.•••••.•••......•••••••.•.•.•••.•.•.•...•.•••.•••••.•••.....••• I l nte····················································~·····················I I ~~ .... ········ ...................................... ·············· I I Addretl •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ... • • • • • • • • • • • .. I I°' .......................................... Stat. •••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••• :I I PhofMt ~ ••••• : •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I ; • ' "' DICK MILLER MO TORS Alt merchancbe s~ to priOr &ale. lnqun aoout dlslrlbutor ptldng, TERMS: ~ Of CHE:CK I -Mall to: Basaett Bualn .. lnterlora 11 I . 1952 .E. Edinger I Slnta'ADI. CA 92705 DP I 1 ::l W Wl.9'n,,., ............ ·, ,.., o A no ~ ~ I J I J I S. conducted by UNIVERSAL IM>lJSTRW. REPS. INC. ---------------~-~--- • ''One of the big&est displays of boats and accessories on the West Coast!" Cabin Cruisers • Houseboats • Jet Ski Boats • Racing Boats • Fishing Boats• lnflalable Boats• Kayaks· Portable Boats MARITIME ACCESSORIES & EQUIPMENT Mlfine Engines • Oepth Finders • Water Sklls • Boat Trail· ers • Manne Antiques • Surf Boards • Ma11nc Radios • M Skus FR£6DAILY PRIZE AWARDS! Ttro SMLOlt Camell• Foar·Man Inflatable Boats w1lh PHlp, oau and Canopf to be 1iven awar £VERY OAY! (lotJI: 11 loatsl PLUS ••• A GRAND PRIZE DRAWING for a WINDJAMMER .. BAREFOOT CRUISE'' of your choice in tht West Indies or Bal!Mas ''"""'°rutlon to •lld ltom h-oort flOl includ~d.) ADDITIONAL PRIZES Two LOWRANCE Sonlt' Units witll Transducers. Two JOHN· SON C.IS. RldlU entl I 14' ROYAlt PolJStyrene Boat ~:,E~~~~arine Art Show .. ~Off gJ/jt~ Walcll famous local artists ~!'" Spina ~ at wOfk at the show. ~ 10 win any of ~ • hundrada of prirff Admission: Show Hours: Adults $2.50 Saturdays: Noon to 10:30 p.m. Kids (6·15) $1.25 Sundays: Noon to 7:00 p.m. Small fry-Free Mon·lhu1s: 3:00 to 10:00 p.m. ~;;;:;~~ • • • I I .. • • • ~ • .. Hotels Replace Hitches By STAN DELAPLANE SCOTTSDALE, Arla. -Jt'a aprinl on the Arizona desert. A sunny, mild 80 degrees The d ert birds ch.irp as cheerily as 1C they were on lhe payroll of the Chamber of Commerce. The blooming desert ls showered with wild flower5: lavender scorpion weed, yellow brittle bush, sky·blue lupine and orange !towers of ocotlllo. Most people thjnk the ocollllo desert plant is a cactus but it is not. <I Just wanted to get that in because every time I say ocolillo cactus, I receive a thousand letters from the desert plant people pointing out my lack or knowled~e.) This tS the great Calif omia I Arizona des- ert where in the rugged back country you can still find mule deer and desert sheep. Full of quail and jack rabbits. There are wild horses and wildcats. And at night. coyotes yip into a skyful of a million stars. 0 0 0 WE CAME HERE FOR the grand open· ing of The Registry Resort of Scottsdale - the first facility of its type to be constructed in 15 years. It will have a tota!of323 rooms. It has 21 tennis courts. all lit for night play. Two cha mpions hip golf courses adjacent to the resort. Room rates start at $9Shighseason. The Registry Hotel Corp. is new in the business. This is its fourth hotel. Though there is nothing to indicate a connection.with the Marriott chain, some of the executives are former Ma rriott top brass. They flew in an assortment of press, travel agents, architects and for all I know plumbers for the weekend. SCOTl'SDALE \VAS BUILT ABOUT 20 years ago as a sort of J ohn Wayne type set· l ing of a Weste rn town . Everybody wore boots and there were hitching posts all along the street. And you were miles from Phoe nix. Now Phoenix runs almost up to ONTARIO PLACE OFFERS FAMILY FUN Take a Tour To Toronto the doorways of Scottsdale and the hitching posts are gone. The weather ls still as beautiful. This yea r the de ert is amazingly green. Old llmera in Arizona cannot remember when ttlero were so many wild flowers and so much green grass in the fashionable Camelbnck resort area. The stores still sell Indian jewelry and the cactus wren still builds a nest in the saguaro cactus. Indian Navajos cut these out and make sewing baskets out of them for sale to the tourists. The only difference today is that the prices have ju.st about tripled. Even thouah fewer people are us- ing· needle and thread and are now using Japanese made sewing machines. oo• SC01TSDALE WAS BUILT AS a dude r anch town. While it is a little on the· plastic side, it looks as good as any of the movie sets that Hollywood turns out. Naturally for this type of town, you have to have horses. And people to ride them . My home on the range is a plush villa at The Registry Resort in Scottsdale. Each morning the visiting guests ride by my pic- ture window. They are quite a picture. The~ ride horses , an unpredictable · beast with a frightening mouth and four legs -any one of which can kick you from thisaway to thataway. And will, too, if he gets a chance. THERE IS SOME TALK among sen- timentalists that horses are men's best friend. And when I was knee-high to a pony. I felt the same way myself. At that time Mr. William S. Hart of the silent mov- ies was my dream of what every boy should be. • Mr. Hart .was constantly kissing his horse goodbye. We wept like a nything at the Saturday matinees when he kissed his horse. Fortunately in those golden days, there were plenty of horses. We used to go out and kiss the iceman's horse goodbye afterward. 000 TIDS IS THE PROBLEM with sawing off such nonsense on the young. It gives tl)em an abs ur d value of the animal kingdom. Later as I grew up, at times I had to ride a horse. And if you ask me, anybody who pays S.5 an hour for this privilege is as daffy as they come. I would gladly pay $10 an hour ~ust NOT to ride a horse. It is the poorest invention for travel I have ever run across. A horse starts out by sizing you up. When he sizes m e up, he give s an enormous horse laugh. He nearly splits a girth. And I am not that comical. In fact, I am a sober individual. FLOllTHE RIVER OF NO RETURN ..... arnm Everything furnished on a 5-day ride on this Jiii .... wildest of western rivers '<;~J' ~ (Idaho's Salmon and ~' ~-.r- Middle Fork) with licensed river runners~ OPTION: Combine 3-day river trip with 2-day pack trip in Idaho's wilderness . . . then 2 days at the lodge. Virtually overnight, Toronto has become a true MACKAY BAR bargain. For the American traveler -it's now 18 percent cheaper. This un expected windfall is due to Drawer F. Room 1010-K Punch ' 8"'*Y. Aprll Z>. 1871 PUBLIC NOTICE •1cr1nous•11si•ns NAM8tfAT9M•NT The lollew! ... ,.._ .. 4191 ... ..ni lltU l t l'IONIER TAKI OUT HO SJ, ti• Htr!Mlt l lW., C..t.. -it, C:.lllorllle t2tJ1 Otnl•I H-.Huunv L.I.. 11 .. 1 Plpe 11ono SI • Fo11ntah1 V•fltY, ~IHOrftlO~ Tl\lt IMIJ""M 11 cond\l(t.o bY an lno dh•l-1. 0tote.1 H. I.TM Tl\lt lt.."'tMI "''°' flled Wllll I ... CollftlY Cltr!C9'4J Qf1119t Co1;11ty ti\ DAIL.Y PILOT PUBLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS IUSINHI NAMt STAT8M«NT lS Tiie tollowtnt ,_,_,t ,,. dolno W\lneu tJ P ll O·PlllH T O llAP ... IC $1!RVICES, Ml W. MICAl1~ llVd-, .... lt .... ,CA"1~ l'to·l'rlnl AuoclatH , Inc,. • Ct lltornlt ~-•lion, :W.Ol·t l W MacArt._91.., ,s.m.AN.CA tt1°' T1111 w1'111t1 •• f~"4 bv • cot-poretio... PltO•PlllNT ASSOCIATES INC. •-t °"""· !ie<NWrl' Tlllt tl•'-1 _, fifed wllfl IM ..,m, County Ctef'll ot Orolfttt Goulltv o" Publl•lleel Or<t/IOI CN•I O.lly Piiot, M<lr<ll tt. 191t. Aprll U, 1t11. • AIWll t•, n,.andMeyf, 1"1. ... ,_ ----------...:1;:.:•t~l·..:,:T• l'llblltlleel °'aftte Ollil Deify Piiot, ""'" t, t, "· n. 1tn PUBl.JC NOTICE Plf;TITIOUI IUllNllS N~I STAHMINT Tiit 1011owl119 portons a rt doing 1>1111 nou H : l'ROJf!CT TWELVE LTO., 2UIO Mara11erll1 ,..,kwey, MIMIOn Vltjo. CA. tU1S H•rrv E. W11wn, ,.,., Visit PleH Or., l.Aifu<>I NI-I, CA, 9'tl7 "''""" J , hQl\011, 14"4 1111 ... St., V111 Hll'fl. CA. t l401 • Joe O. Lu<lt , l o• "'· j Ut S CatlllN SC., Sowlh l.<tO<>N, CA tttll 110 .. -It w11...., t4111 L.t vi. Llt.iftt NI....,, CA. tu n ' Tl\11 b11tlntn 11 condu<tecl Dy I llmlltd,..rlNnl\fp. "For God's sake stop thinking the worst-your bleeper pro~ably just doesn't work in North Africa.' H.,,., E. WtUGft Thi• ,,.,......,, WH fllNI Wllf'I Ille CO<Hlty Ciao o~o. of Oranoe County on April S, It/I PUB.UC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS IUllNISI NAM8 STAT&Me"T Tiie to•M>wlno porS4ns ••• doln9 bUSIMSl tS: SANTA IS.ABEL l'AATHERSHIP, 20112 Kiln• Ori••· Senlt A n•. Callfornlt 92107 Wiiiiam S Hunter, 20112 Kline Drive. Santa Ana. Calllornl• ~2701 JOHph W. -r, l•ll Holldby Ro•d. HeWl>Ort BH<h, Calllornla t JUO Tlllt 11u11neu 11 conduclld by • venertl Ptrlfter~hlp. Wlllltm S. Hunter , Tiiis 1t1temant wts lllecl with tho County Clerk ot O•an99 County on .· PUBLIC NOTIC~ '"1411 Pul>ll\l'lecl 0rM'lge Col\I O.lly PIM>I, Apr II 16, U, lO, M.ty1. 1911 10111 PUBLIC NOTICE l'lc:TITIOUS •uSINESI NAMI STATEMINT Thi following perl«i Is clOing t>usl· 1------------ M U u : FICTITIOUS e UStHEU SUH~ UPHOLSTERY, 1'791 NAME STATIMENT Buch Bl..,., Hunl1119ton Beach, CA The lot1owl119 peoon •• Clolng bUJI· tU O ntUa• RoDert J. Long, Jr., 6600 w.,ner HEALTH PROl'ESSIOHAL AS· A•t"ue. Apt. 1•, Huntll'l9{0f\ BHCh, SOC(ATl!S, tlWI Hewm.n. HUl>llftQlon CA. tU d Buch, CA. t2'-41 This bUSI-. is c-u<led 1>y an in· Ja mu Brown, »S1 Lanceflold, dM dual. Hwnllnglon e .. cll, CA. t7M' Aotltl1J.LoneJr. Tllll bUi<tlnt II u1nouctec1 bf an This 1t•temenl w41lo 111..S wllh the unincorporated u-l•llon olfllr than co.,nly Cltrll ol Orange CounlyonAprol • partnor\tllp. 19, 1'7'. • Ja~ eroWYI FotJJlt FU217 Thi• slthlnient wl\ lllld with the Publllntd 0rM'l9t C.out O.lly Pllol Publl•hecl Or-"°'" Dally Pilot, County Clerlt 01 Or•noe County on Ap•ll "· 1971. Aprll2J,lOffldMay 1, l•i lt18 '.AprllU,l),Mlyl,U,ltll March 17, 1911. IS»-18 U11·71 FtUl7 Record LAS V~Q.\$ -Mam aot lk-s llsuecl ........ .,,,.,.e lnclucle: MAll.Jl ZAMl'AAOl<AllHEY ··Wr(ne t .. l•. a n d V•ronlc•, J I, both ol HUl'llln9ton let<h. ELMOAE·AUSTIH -JoM Wllll•m Jr., JI, end 11-ry Olene. JI, boll\ of Cotl•~ EOWARD~l..ATEN ••• ,, l'ran<•'- S9, •nd Jo•" M•rte, ••, bOt" ot PUBUC NOTICE , 'ICT1nous •u5tMESs NAMI STATEMliNT The loll-'ftt penon It cl0i119 bull MU I t: CO N TI N E NT A L FILM PROCESSING, 15M Newpo<t 81•d,. Cotta Mew. CA Mlcl'IHl SI_, JK005, t'6S Sl>er- l11910f'I Pl, K·IOt, ..._, lea<h. CA Tiii\ txnireu " c-..o b., •n 1,.. dtvldual MIOlatt S. J~ Tiiis stetome"' wM lllNI will! IN Ctvnly Clerk of Orange Coullh on April It, 1'1L l'"2ZU Published 0rtft9t O..tl 0.oly P ilot. April U, JO, M.ty 7. 1•. 1971 ------------1 PUBLIC NOTICE LaeunaHl111. llE YNOLOS·AAOICE -G•orv• STAT•Ml!N:~~s~·~:ooto"ENT Publi•l'led 0rM'l9t Coast Dally Pilot. A!>'ll 2, t, u.n . m• 111S.11 PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS euSIN•U NAMI $TATIMINT The followlno P'"'°"' •re dolnQ DCl~IMU •• •M ERIC A H PRES S INVESTMENTS, 1.0. No•lh Gri nd, Sant• An•. CA. .,701 Jolln Man C•ldw•ll 111, "041 MH<U Avf!., Or-. CA. on..• Robert Malt-Olm•l•ad, lOtt (;ar1111 U no, Or1n91, CA.., .. , This business I• conclucted by a llmlt.ct ,..MNnlllp. JOIWI "'-" CaldoHll 111 Tiils •let-I -s Olld wllll 11\e County Clork Of Oranoe County on March 2t. 1ut. PUBLIC !'\OTICE :1~1~·~· ... .iw:,,.~rcel-OIOrl•. ,.. FICTITIOU' .U .. NIH NAME i CHAal'Fl.R·MAATIHEl -Coray lllt 1011-•na --lllK •Dal'ldo ... d f'ICTITIOUS IUSINIH Jey, u. of Huntington 8tach, •nd the use of lrw llcllllout buJINHNm•: NAMl. ITATIM•NT AnlttL.,21,oflAPllef'lle. GIMONE'S, J41S VI• Oporto, Tiit followl119 PlrM>l'll •re dolnQ ID.S.71 PtJBLIC NOTICE l'IC1'1TIOUS IUSINUI HAMS ITAT•MSNT The foti.wtng ~ It •111 1111$1• ...UH A A ISTO CRAT POTO OJ' AMIAICA, 111 W. 17\11. l ·ti, ~II Mew, CA m21 Oanl•I ... lldlot. ltU S-l119lOft Pl., K· 101, ~ lleecll. CA • Tllll Wti'*I 11 ~Dy ti\ Ill· dhlidUll. 0.nlelP-hol Tllll •l•t-1 w.s llltd •llh Ille Counlf Cle<lt Of Or.,,.. Ctuf\ly on. AP< II It, 1911. F"lW Publl\ntd Or-ON\t 0.lly Pllol, APrll ll. lO, M.ty 1, H, 1'1' 1JU.11 PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIO!n IUStltlEsS NAME STAT•Mt:NT The foll-ll'IQ ·.,.,Mins •r• jS01no D<l>IMH•\. ORA N GE COU N TY SI CRETARIAL SERVICES, 1'111 Tulllll Aw,,.,., S.nta Ana, Callfornl• t270) Tel1communlca tlons Ot.,9n Co•porallon. • Calltomle c-r•tlon, 1'111 Tu\lln A'l'enut, S•nte An•, Calllornla '11°' lhls lluSlnou Is c-.i<teel by t cor- oorallon Ttle<ommunlcallons ~1lvn (orp. I Robert SI. Pierre, Viet President Tt•I• st11-1 w .. llled with tho Counly Clork ol 'Oranve county on Aprll U, 1'1 .. ,.,,.,, Publll hed Oranoe C:0.11 Delly PllOI. Aprll 16, 23, lO M'ld #My 1, 1971 Ulo-18 PUBLIC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUI IUSINIH NW£UATIME"T Tne followt"9 Pl:f"SOft' e r• OOu,Q bu•l,,.u es MA GNET CONTROL LIQUID LEVEL SWITCHES • CONTROLS C:O , US a..,., SI., Co!te MeU, CA '211• Frou EnQl,,..rillQ S..Vk • Co . • Calllornl• Cot'PWtllon, ?U II.or 51 • C.ta 111aae. CA m» This butlnota IS <orldU<lecl lly t CO<• POrttlon Frotl E119tnoer1no Se<'vlu Co. E. Vernon Froll. Ptffldellt FltU40 Publl•ntd 0-otnQO! Co.oil O•llv Piiot. 'prll 9, ll. 23, JO. 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE HOBLE·FREOEAICK Jorrv L .. H•thr:r,tl~~:;.eab..":16:: .. nMne r•· bUsl7~·:~H COAST PHYSIC•L ~II ~"'!.n~:::!!•'""· "· bolh ol •erred lo -·· ..... tiled I" Oranve THE AAPV, 17to BrlllOI, S.nl• An•, f'ICTITIOUS IU"HESS u ' County on~IOllorl, 1971>. c.A. tJIO. llAM£ STATIMENT • APll.' Vl1'9lnl• P. W1<mlllQIOn, UI Via Th• lollowonQ pe"ont •r• OOll>Q ~~·t~·H:;xJ~~n-~1•1: ~;; ~i t.ldo SOucl, HowPort llffci., ea. t16U in/:~1~1!':.'"~!\f~.1;::t!~ buMnen es Wulmln~ler. • • o lhls business •• conclu<ted l>y •n celleld,Huntl1'191onleKh,CA..,Mt M &. M MA I HT & N•JI CE MILLl.A·COL TON -O.vld Hugh, lndlwldu~11·rvltlla P. Warmlnqton Tl•I• t>u.ineu Is condv<led bf • cor-~~~~~ior~.:;.',:"-11 RO.,, ~m 26, ol 1,,,1,,., tnd RobKc.a, U, of FMttl ooratlof\ llobtrl M•rll Kennedy, JOO ~~';;~g'R~h.:_ ,krry K,. 4J, of A;~~~.'i'::'30~:,.~:t 0.il~.~~ ~=~= Pl'IVtlc•I :i~:nell Ad .• Cotto Mew, c.llfof'nla A114helm, -~la, 3', Of Cotta JI~ era-, Prtsl.-nl Mlcf'lu l G•reth Kenn1dy, JOO Me1's"'Ho' P·OEW8EAAY -~-•Id •••• ------------Tiiis Sl•le<nent w•s llled With .... 8uckn111 Rd. Co!tt• Maw, Cal1torn1• ...... ~ County Clerk or Or•noe County on 926U ,., and Kllhl"n V., JO. bOtll ol PUBLIC NOTICE Mirth ll. 1971. Me•I•" Ellzabf!th Kennedy. * ClaAlboaE•.RNTt:•O·SCHILL l!N -· ~--D Fpfllll lu<llnell AO .. Cotto NWU. Calllornt• ,. • " FICTITIOUS IU$tNl!U .-vl>h ..... 0rM'l9t .,,....sr auy 1101. t76U Walter TtYlor. 2•, of O.na Point,...., NAMI STATIMENT Ap<ll t, 9, '4, Jl, lt71 • Robert G<1relll t(e,,nedy. JOO ""°"JON\, t:a. .. l!I Taro. TM foliooft119 119r1on II ODcnQ llllli· • ,,,. 1 8u<•n•ll Rd. (o)tl MIW, C.ll ... rno• llU TLE A·F'AYMAH Oouglu MU.. ,,.J .. Franlllln, JO, -Hlckll S..O. a. both UHIOUEHEl'LT.,. FOOOS IHOS . PUBLIC NOTICE This b~lroeu ••conducted by A or Cotta~ JM> Newport Crnler Drive, Sul!• .00. 1------------I 9•,,.r•I Ptrtroershlp .f'EYe$.4.IOl!SMA -l<rM'l<:IKO, l6, H•woort llffch. CA. 92'60 ST AT IMENT OF AeANOOH¥ENT. Marion E-Ke-=l~~~~ll:C·~wj _:-~:7~ .... ~: D<T1n:1n,n~~;1,-,Frc~:,:!..::b,yo.•n,.1':: OF ~:,:::~~~~~ous CoTu~:Y '~:;";: ~~n:;!e<IO:~~' •: ~-··-~ ~ or Tiie fOllowil'IQ __,1 lle•t •IMln· April 12, 191l. C.btnlllet, ti, of OtrOtl\ ();ow, -di 10 I -lhe ute of U. fl<l1t1ou• bUW .. U • "°'UIS ~rf:~ ~1;. °!~;.-"~,~~~~·Oba r I v UI •ntl'IOnY H. l'renclKO Pt'IO nam.: Publlslltd 0-.i~ Coast O.rty PllOI Au9ut tu• Ill, H. •no C•mlll• This statement .... lllNI wltl'l tlle PR O-PRIN T GRAPHIC Aprlll•.U.lOendM.ty 7,1971 Thoroe, 10, bOlh ol Hu<llln9ton Counly Cltrl< ol Orange County on SERVICES, )M)I W. MacArl""r Bl•d U7H8 I Aprol 1', 1911. #tOI, S.nl•Ana. CAt7704 M<ll. Al'll. 2 FOtnU The Fictitious BuSlMU N•m. ,., WALS H ·MCl:l..FISH _ J e mt1 Pul>l••nedOr-Coast O•ily Piiot. terrecl to abo .. waa lllt<I In Oranc;ie Pttrlcl<, "· of Hewpott Beecll, .,.., oAprll 13. 30 -,,.,., 7, u. 1918 COYnty on J UI, t. ltl•. c;enevt "°''""· 4', OI Huntlnvton HU-11 EdwMd W Klrcl'ln.,, 1111 Le l••<h. l..lmlnar Rd., S.nl• Ana, CA '210S GHIGLtERl·GHIGLIERI Robf!rl l'r•nk SorrentlM, ttlJ So. Rene Loul•, •3, ,..,...,,led Ell•ebelll Jane, PUBLIC NOTICE Or., Sent• AN, c.A t'H04 47, bOll'I or Llt9Vf'l8 HlgUlll. 1------------Thll buslneu WIS c.onclu<led by I Al'll,) general ,..rtJ'lerSftlp 8AILEY·BAILEY -JOhn 1..•onard, FICTITl~$::si:EH Ed-rdW. Ki rchner, ••• r•m•rrled Belly Virginie, u. bOll'I NAME I A ~ HT . PArtMr of Costt ~ nr::::ollowtng per-. • doln9 bUsl· This st•lomenl w11 lllld with the KING llOOFIHG. 3715 t..eQun• Countv Clerk of Oren91 County on Al'll. 7 March 2•. lt71. CAMl'·IAYANT -Guy H. Jr .. SJ. of C•n,on llld.,l..~Bea<h,CA.,,u, Co•I• Mew. -001111 Marlo, )I, of Stopflen Oo"91M Crank, •JO Oak Wetlmlnslor. St • L19une 8Mch, CA •asz R0881HS-PALAEOLOGUS Jot Tlllt 11<1.inets ll conducted by •n In· N•lson, 23, ar>d Su...,. Lvnellt, 13, d1¥•0u•I boll'I ol Ntwoort Beech SI~ 0. Cren1' ,.,.,., PubllShNI Or-C.0.st O•llf Piiot, Aprll 2, '· i., tl, 1971 12~7• --------- Pl1BUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ,.CTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STA TIME NT The tollowlng 1>1•M1ns are dol11<> buslnH\ n : REYES ADOBE Hll..LS, 0 '7 C1mpus Ori••. Sult• 0 , N•wporl 8H ch. CA •MJ W N Shalluck, Inc. I• Calllo•nl<t <~POrallon) •242 CMnqus' Orlw , Suite o. HIWPOrt S.,•ch, C• 91 .. J Allen1 .. Prop•rllu Inc. I• Ca•lfornl• corporation> 0'2 camou• Drive, Sull1 0, He-1, lle•cll. CA t1 .. 3 • Ctl·H1wall1n Capital Inc. <" Calllornl• <orporallonl 00 lampys Drove, Sull~ O. Newpon Baael\. CA u..i KAEHLER·FOK -OlllO<'d JOhn, U, This "alemenl w•s flied with Ille ancl Oe !IN>e M.t,,.Wall, Jt, both Of Countv Cltr' of Orenge CoUl>t1 on ----------M•cto P<o1>or1lu Inc •~ H•wPOf'I .. ech. M.tr<h 2', 1911 FICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS Ct lllotnl• <orl>O"•hon) .,., Campi,, KISSl.AK·STllEMPEK -Weller J., Ft10l7 NAMll STATIMINT Orlvt, Su110 0 H•wporl Bee<h, CA "· el'IO Joye• llalne, 40, bolft OI San P"llllsheI, Tho 10110w1119 por..,..,1 •re dolnQ t1 .. J Juan CaPlttr-AprllJ,t , 1•,JJ, 1971 bll•lneu H . This busonon •• conaucte<I by .o eOOHE·THOMAS -O...let Wa.,,.., 111•·11 A M YES ' J A C O BS 9'Mrtl~<l,,.,\lllp 11 ..... Tommy Jo, ... both ol DEVELOPMENT co., lSI t4osplt•I w .. SHATTllCK, ll'IC W.ttmlnstw. 1------------Ro ., Suite Jlt, Newport 81ec11, CA N W Coelr111e.Secr•t•rv the suspension of the Ontario room tax for a 22-One Capital Center month period and the we.~a:k~pos::::.i:ti:o:n_:o::_f_:th::e:_:C::an::•·--1....!!!~~~~~Bo!!!!!ls!!e!!. !!ID~83!!!7!!0~2!!!!2!!0~8!!!/!!344~·!!1!!88!!!!1 _J dian dollar against U.S. - COFF MAN·AIGAN -Sl•wn Boyd, PUBLIC NOTICE n .. 3 • Tlllt st11emon1 wM liled with Ille 24, tncl Lindt Oleryl, JO, Doth of Edwin H Amye•. M O • JI I "'°"" County Clerk ol Ortnqe County on Cost• Mew. 1------------lnQU•r L•M, Ntwoort Buch, CA -'Orll J. 1t71 OLENNO N·MUCHA -lllcflard l'ICTITIOUSIUSINESS 91660 JoME.S.•Otl J-pl\. 45, -J .... Mae, •• bolll of NAM• STATIMUfl' L•Urtn(• L JilC~. M 0 . lls.6 o •t ll~hSuHe10J currency. Glass boats take vis· itors to Ontario Place, .an island complex uni-que to Toronto. HERE THREE man· made islands rise out of ·Lake Ontario, forming 96 a c r es o f g r een p a rkland, m arinas. res t a urants. exhibit a reas, an open air theater and the domed Cinespbere housine the world's taitest cinema screen. Ontario Place opens for fun May 20 when To rontonians stream across the bridges trom the "mainland" intent on winina, dining and strolling. Buckmlns ter Fuller says Toronto is the best operated, most com- fortable and cleanes t ·city in the world. · THE H·YEA'R·OLD Amorlcan architect, philosopher and environ- mentali.st says the city ·1s going through its 1olden age. • Professionally Escorted Tuurs • Deluxe Hotels • A La Carte Dining • Limited Membership • Extensive Sighfseeing • Many Special Features r --------., TO: Tr•velworld. Inc. I 6922 Hollywood Boulevard I Loa Angelet, C.lifornia 90028 Attn: Marketing Dept. I 0 Ollt nll D 8oulll C,Mlddtt 1111/ I 1 SOUtfl l'llclllo Alntt1ca lndll I NAME I I AbbMUs I I I For the past 33 y111ra, ~avelworld haa 1uecH1fully conducted quality eaeorted tours ror the dlacriml-,,.tlng traveler. Our toura may b• aliOhtty more expenllve, almpty beeauae )'.Ou travel In amelltr group1 u1lng onty quality hotel•, a ra carte dining, tlrttntlvt alahttHlng, With the pertonal atftntlon you deMrve. itavetworld tou,. are a deluice••Ptrlence, Hunll"91"' llttcll. T~ following Ptfl«i Is llOln9 bull· Moran90, FO<#ltaln ll1lltY. CA ttlOI Hewporl Betcn, CA 91UO FOWLE A·PEHLAHO -Wllllam nut .. , Tllll buslneu h conducted by • Clyde, U, el\d Cindy Oltne, 2:2, bolt\ OMHICO, 3273 WUlllng lon gener•I partnenNp l"ltUJ4 Publlsl'lecl Oran119 CO.st Oall1 Pilot ot WHlmlnslw. A¥tnut, Cotlt Mist. CA. tt•27 L.u-J11Coll• Al'll. 1 L•rty L. Gold. 32n ,.!•slllntton This 11•1-t w•• 1o1ed wllll tlle ll'9-?S ROISl·WILKEllSON -Ro111ld A.,.nu..CO.taw..,CA. ... 27 County Clerk ol O<ange Co11nty on ------------ April t, 16, Jl, 30, 1911 ' Clerence, 35, end ReQlna I.At, 10, Tiiis 1>.nl-11 condu<led by an In· April J, 1911. llOll'IOI L•k• Forut. dMduel. FttlUf FAEl!MAN·PLANCHOH -Sle•en U rry L Gold Publlshfcl Or-COHt Dally Piiot, _ L"· 34, end K•,..,,, •.boll\ Of Cosl• ThlS stat-I wn fllod with the APflt 9, ,., 23, JO, 1971 MIN. Coullty Clerk of orenoe CCII.Inly on NOTICl!OFOFFlfll WALTER·STUART -George APrllJ,ltfl l llJ·7t TOHU.U.ND w11111m, tt, end Petrkl• M•rO-r•I. FottMt • By l oa rd or Trust"' ecflon on )I, bOlh of Cott• Mnt. P\lblltl'led Or•not Coasl Delly l'llot, PUBLIC NOTICE J •nuary 1•. tt71, Ille HuntlnQlon SPAIHOSTEAO.KMI -Terrv All· April 9, I•, U,30, ttll BHch Union H19h S<llOot Olslrl<t Is ol- lhOny, It, end EHlfl Y,. H, both of 1MJ.ll l'ICTITIOUS IUSINl!IS ltrtng for wit lo any 11Ubllc district, Coll•,,.,.... . NAMI STATEMENT publl< •ulhorlllH , public •venclo. OOTOA·PERl.Z -Garetclo Soriano, 1------------Tha followlng P•trM>nl .,, cloln9 and olhtr pollll<al su~l•lslons or U , tnd 01.,.,a RlytS, )7, Doth of PUBUC •NOTICE 1>U1lneu •-= · llUbll< cor-allons In this Slat., to IM Coplllr•noa..r.11. PROJECT $IX, LTD .. 2tS10 FeOaulOo .. mnwntandto otl'ltrllon· Ol!llll·AN08RSOH -11-1• O.le, 1------------Marouorll• Petkway, Minion Vlelo, 1>rotll <h•rlttbte coroo•atlons. lh~ H, And M•rli'l"ll Gall, IS, b1V1 llf HUI\-l'IC1'IT10UI aUll"EU CA. 9HIS lollowlng Pt'oporty des« I bed as tine• ltkll. NA.Ml STATIM8MT Herry I . Wtllon. 1tS.I Vh l• IOllOwS: - LINQUIST•ljWQ\.K -Chrll l'oater, Tiie lollowlng perwtll a re dolr19 Plllt Or .. i....,... Nlgwl, 0. '1•71 Loi\ 1. • -·· e1ock l.ot, TF11,1 Ho. u, 111e1 Oeftrlol L'l"flllt, 20, botll tf H~ tllitlnftt n : Horbtrt J. ltrQhOll. uu. 81yl,.. u. 1n ll'lo City ot H""tlnelon Baech, u,,.,.,, a.edl. 00 SI., VIII Nuys. CA. tl40'l c-t• of Or~. Steta or Call1f"''"· llLL·• .. ITH -0.11\d a., 1t,et'rM· 1..PHIN HOMES, IOOIJ ~leld Fe r-IWllllO, U41S e-Place, "~r mep r1<or4tcl '" '°'* t,•P"9" _. A_., Hl.f'llll'IQ!on llaac:h, CA • .,... I I ,.a _., J of .. I I :f renct, w Tlne Merit, 16, et Hunt· ftl'llllp H. M<Na~. l&SI Stl!llr Laguna H I s. ........ _ I • ... seen..-...~. n aw kf! 11\919n1Hcft. Orl .... C:O.t..¥eta,CA.'16» J~ctl A. lll<htrclton. tlSIO ol ltle CounlYR«onlerolukH ty, SUAllllZ·OAlllOA -Ment Me, O, Oall Slmlwo, l'30 Stntanella Ter· M1r9Uf!rllt Parllw•y. MIHIOll Vl•Jo, and m-penlcuterty o.Krl AS of lellt• Anl, end ,._.,,.,.It, 17, 11 r-. Cor_,., Mar, CA. m u CA. tUIS tallows: I F-11111 Vtnty. Tl'llt lluSIMSt It conoucled by II Tiii• lluSlllH• It ·c-UCftd by • 819111111119 .. the lnltrwe11on~f lhf! W I LLIAMt•&CUllCI -Sinai\ llmlted pertl\enl\Jt). 9-fll "rtner\lllp centerll,.., of ,..,.,.._,th Sir and Olnltl, tt, llf Mullll!IVIOll lteclt, ...ct l'lltllp H. M<Nt,,_ H•rrv E. W•I-Ull<• S1'"4 9'141 mondlno .._. Ee,1 •randy L.Mfellll, It, ti 1'o111111ln Tiiis sl•t-t wn lllld witll 1,,. T~I• ••••-• wn flll!<I wolh lht "'° 00 00 El •'-tile centerl),,.. or Vallay, county Cl•rk 01 Oran .. C:O..nlf on County Cler-. of Oftnll" Counly on Ull<• Sl"'91 e dlst..iu of n ... (ltel ll;OWAL.SICl-cAllACCIOLO -Vk tor April It, 1'11 April S, lt71. thOnct "' rlQflt anqlo' 10 .. ~ld~n W., J .. tfllll Ol«lt Joll'I, U, lloll'I ti FMJIU 'ot14JI lerl,,,. tr>d •~IHICll119 -N~th (loO H11ntl11QIOft-..Cll. l'WlhllMOr-COH t O.lly Pllol. l'ul>lll~ O'tl\Qt Coa\t DlllY Ptlol 00' oo•· El tdltitft(tOU0.00 ... 1 .... ILAL.OCIC-MIU.AlllO -Jeclt ...... ~llU,IO-Mayl,H,1911 ,Aprll l6,,,,IO,Mly7,ltll TRUE POINT 01' IEGINN NG 4!, of ltll ..... City, Vl.tllJ Ille! 1576'11 IOWI th•nce .... Etst !H.0' 00' • ei M.,,.,., Jt&l\111, ,,, Of ------------... ,.lltl toHjOUtlcl SlrMIC.nl rune Wetlmllltltt. llo-------------1 PUBLIC NOTICE • cllllanc• Of ua.q ..... u-N.i ' oa OllOflfl·HAl.I -Mlellltl fl. Jr.. PUBUC NOTICE 11· U" E. 100.00 1 .. 1; •-•at 9111 *'· """ MM't •lll.lllttt\. u, ..,_ Of PICTtnOUt aUSIN•·· "'1110 .,,., N4e" '2' O." w. llS. r.ot. Huntllllt"' 9'Kll, ------------! • llleMe II rlphl 1119IM •ncl S4t• 1 SA" HA .. MON·CAONIAN -Wllll•M PICTITIOUlluttN•U NAM411TAT•MINT W, Plf'tllel lo 1111 ctllltrllnt of CMrl" II, .... Olll-·--. NAMll ITAT8MllMT Tiit ftllowlnt ,.,Ion, .,. llOlnt tetf\111 StrMI. UU1 Ifft lo lie l'ftue -·-.._ ._.., b<lllnest et; POINT O 11111 ... ftllll J t ynt, .... , San TIM lol'-1119 ptr'tOfl b -.ino lluSI· •&AV&" HOMH, IOOl2 Gtrflata F I EQIHNIHG. t Qtltltflle. 111u et: Cot1t11ns 1.111 Acres. A .. 111. t CllNTVRY WEST, t•I Wllllt Awnua, Hllllll""°" Boacfl, CA •• ,... Tltl1 swoperty •111 bt otter ... OOA"•"l~I -~ M., ?t, A'*"'--· ugwne Hiit .. CA m» 0t1.':~~~Me~~c'.l".':;.~UI S.mar for M Iott 11\tn iilll0.000 t T-lill tflCf aetty, U, Mt11 et H11flll11tl.,, Eric Merk Hal'WOOd, U"I Whit• Ott• SlftllDro, 1420 Sant-II• T•,. 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And "Batman" was a huge, .-uoougb brier, success in the 19608. ,.· But now, 111t:e never before, the networks .a.e seektnR comic book superheroes for series 'CBS alone has ''The New Adventures or Wonder Woman," "The Incredible Hulk" a nd "The .Amazing Spiderman." Upcoming from NBC are ·'Suck &gers," "Mandrake the Magician" and _°the Sword or Justice," a contemporary Zorro. ABC is the only network not trading on com· l~. although the current craze started with ABC's "Six Million Dollar Man." That was b~ed on Martin Caidln's science fiction book "Cyborg," but It is in reality a comic book-type ltor08Cope character. So 1s &ls oHsprsng, "The Bionic Woman," flr¥t seen on ABC and now on NBC. Comic book characters are coming to television because comic books have gained a certain respecU.bllity. Comic book collecting has grown enormou5ly in popularity and status. And the comics themselves, pioneered by Stan Lee's Marvel Comics, now have such a huge following that it is a cull on some college cam· puses. "Superman." with a budget soaring upward from $25 million, is to be released soon as a movie. Dino De Laurentiis is planning a major movie of "Flash Gordon ·· Charles Fries , executive producer of "Spidennan," says, "ll 's like anything else in this business. You get a trend going and they love it. The whole thing is motivated by the family viewing hours. We can do these fantasy superheroes. No one 1s ever killed No one is re· ally hurt. It's fantasy violence." "Spiderman." starring Nicholas Hammond. Gemini Advised ro Go Slow MONDAY APRILM BYSYDNEYOMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19): Dig deep for ioCormation. Refuse to be painted into corner. Your natural qualities of independence and .originality should be permitted to manifest themselves. l\tem berof opposite sex <'Xpresses feelings. Be re- ceptive without gelling inextricably involved Maintain standards, emotional balance Gemini figures in your personal scenario. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): New approach b{'ings most constructive results. Legal lie need not be binding in negative sense. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22). Accent on costs. budget, quality of art. jewelry, luxury items. Taurus, Scorpio and another Libran could figure prominently. Make use of small-claims court if someone deliberately tries lo take advantage of you. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Go slow - weigh possibilities, potential. Follow through on inne r feelings. Give full play to intuitive in· lellect. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Someone at- tempts lo discourage, perhaps deceive you. However, Moon in your sign coincides with peak cycle -be direct. confident and know that you will e merge victorious CANCER (June 21-July 22): Lunar aspects coincide now with creativity, escl\ping from stifl· .-ing restrictions, building on a solid base. ·Aquarius. Taurus and Scorpio figure prominent· ~ ·;Ir . In matters of speculation. stick \\1th number 3. : !\1ember of opposite sex 1s drawn lo you-and :· makesnosecrelof1t SAGl1TARIVS !Nov 22-Dec 21>: Your position is strengthened following a closed-door conference. You have allies behind the scenes . CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan 19): You have plenty or appeal and c-an gel what you need Aura of fulfillment dominates Finish project. tie loose ends. :. . LEO (July 23-Aui:. <!2). Slick to factual data- ~1 leave speculation for another time. Be specific, ;.! ?understand bas ics, do homework. Taurus, ::; .,Scorpio could be in picture. If thorough, you make 'i1significant gains. Obstacles are tests, chal~nges • ~ to be transformed into stepping stones. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18): You get new deal. There is room for progress; path is clear ed. ;+ VIRGO CAug. 23-Sept. 22): Movement, .:_'signals, messages, creative ideas dominate. PISCES C Feb. 19-March 20): Stud y Aquarius message. Follow through on recent contacts. Open lines or communication, build for future security. Your extrasensory perception is much in evidence. :TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS 78 Servicemen s 148 Thespian 19 Relegate 98 Stupid center 150 Remunerated 20 Barter person Siano t Lunar period 79 Wiid pig 1 52 American 33 Attending 99 Afllrmallve 6 Wheel part 80 Dromedar y Novelist 35 Perennial vote t 1 Manufacturer 82 Crimson I 5 4 Listener's plant I 00 Shipping ~ 16 ,6.musemenr 83 Speech par I "loan" 37 Brown kiwi container .21 Electronic 85 Allude to 1 55 Hawaiian 1>1rd 39 Glided t 01 Alackaday detector 8 7 Chemical salt 156 Current 40 Buddhist t 02 Vine fruit 22 Levies 88 Dissolves I 5 7 Get up monk 1 03 Roof edges 23 Lively 90 Most inferior I 59 As far as 4 2 lnQuired 104 Ghost's i4 Aniuous 9 1 Building I 60 Travel 4 4 Wander off drapery 25 Plural ending annell I 61 Concerning 46 Camp shelter 106 D1s1inchve 26 Sudanic 92 Aga1ns1 I 63 Hawaiian vine 48 Biblical priest literature language 93 But Spanish I 64 Cha lier 50 Favor1te 108 Brazilian tree 2 7 Indian 9 4 Comedian I 66 Carries animal I 09 Mercenary mulberry Caesar 167 Glacial ridge 51 Harden woman 28 And Lahn 95 Purloin 169 Ovens 53 Aquatic 1 I 2 King "bealers·· 29 Keepsake 98 Exchange I 71 D1s1oin mammal t 13 Bite no1s11y 30 Odin's son 1 00 Dairy an1mill 172 legislate 55 "Gooey" stull 1 15 Hurl 31 Scala note 1O1 Ma1nlains 173 Raises 56 Plunk 1 16 Compact 32 Musical 1 05 T 1ller 174 Stage 5 7 Tantalize 1 1 8 Greek teller direction 106 Army bed directions 58 Negative ion 119 Declare , 34 Door part 1 07 Long for 60 Calyx leaf 1 20 Completely 36 Jaunty 109 Joyful 62 Tries hard beluddted 38 Stow slang 11 O College cheer DOWN 64 Nero's "four" 122 lnd1v1dual 40 River bottom 1 11 One or any 65 Abyssinian 1 23 Rocky hlll ,.., Bristle 11 2 Forward 1 Fourth estate title 126 Storm • 3 Teases: slang 114 Health resort 2 Waste-maker 66 Bestow 128 Hardy 5 Utter defeat 11 5 lather 3 TV 68 Fictional 130 Landed "A7 B.P.O.E. 116 Man's name commercial sleuth property member 117 Famous 4 Man's name 69 Alcoholic 1 32 Pod vegetable 48J(nowledge showplace 5 Aphrodite·s beverage 134 Mistakes. •9"Smatl pianos 121 Isles son 7 1 Singer Burl 135 Ceases · :S2 Mimlca 1 23 Reservation 6 Russian 73 lmptement 136 Task 54 ~ltrus fruit dwelling despot 75 Rare Jewel 137 Affirmative '56 Tent 1 24 Cutting tools 7 Funeral 79 Invoice.. • vote "anchors" 1 25 Bygone attendant 8-0 Confection .139 Slmpleton 59 Bellicose god 1 27 Gera1nt's wile 8 Dr alt animal 81 Citrus fruit 141 Saltpeter 61 Large knife 128 Trustworthy 9 Re1ain 83 Knot 144 Reoardlno 63 Plunglng Into 1 29 Existence I 0 Compound 84 Correlative 145 Holy person 67 Doctrine 131 Sob ether 86 Sports group 146 Ringlet .ea Volcano 133 Makes 1 1 Price 87 Male heir 148 Maple genus 70 "Cabble" 2 precious increases 89 Statute 149 Girl's name wds. 135 Batlle t 2 Grow old 90 Untamed 151 Remedy · l2 Hostile reminder 13 frlsh 92 Forty winks: 2 amount J excursion 1 38 Behel churches wds. 153 Ox harness '"73 Pronoun 1 40 So be It' 14 Choice group 94 Bridge bid 156 Had lunch 7 4 Boxer 14 2 Female 1 S Remember 95 Lean·to 156 Dry. French .76 Embankment 143 fOfmer 16 Abel's brother 96 Mortise Joint 162 Repair 77 Gallium 147 B1bhcal 1 7 Remunerate 97 Overhead 165 Thoroughfare • ..symt>ol pronoun 1 6 Biblical king lrain 168 Egyptian god 1 70 Chinese mile ~ ••••ltHI .... 1• ', ~ ttl~T v 1 .. 1 .... , ...... . '" l •O•• 0 1 ..,.... \ --• j ... -~ ~ __ .. "THAT OBSCURE OBJECT OF DESIRE" (R) ~USH SUI-TITUS 11111 W. SUNFLOWER W. O RISTOL C,M. 540-&.SM A "~c-·Hetw..-,,..· V "UlllT TUT" A "THI OHi & ~Y"_,,..' ~"W.t#1 ...... LMer" 0i;1A1'H Woir"· • "SWIATlll ..a1" ll>' is a campy show In fact, it was campy in Ute comics. Young people responded to a superhero who bad hangups, post nasal drip and a run in his union suit. '"THE HULK,•• WHICH like "Splderman" came from Stan Lee and is airing as a spring tryout series, is a little more scary. The Hulk is a green-hued beast a nd nobody to fool with It's ~he only show in which two people are re· quired to make the transition from ordinary human being to superhero. Bill Bixby plays David Bruce Danner, but when he becomes ao· gry he turns into the Hulk, played by Lou Fer- rigno. ' Bixby's Danner is a man on the run. in the manner or ''The Fugitive." "Wonder Woman" in the comics was the ~l· timate liberated woman, bClt on TV, as played by Lynda Carter, this is downplayed and she 1s more. dependent on Steve Trevor Jr., played by Lyle Waggoner. Her arena was moved from World War II to the present when CBS picked up the show from ABC FOR A DEEPER explanation of the comic book influence on TV. we turned to Robert Rosen. a professor of motion picture and TV criticism and theory at UCLA "It does speak to the amazing vitality of the comics during the past five years," says Rosen. "The comic books represented by such people as Stan Lee have been extraordinarily in· novalive in style and narrative. Indeed, in many instances we have a true popular art Corm . As the networks cast about for formulas that will enable the m to compete effeclivelv for ratings, it's understandable that they would look to s uccesses th at have been made elsewhere. "Second, when one medium borrows from another it brings with it past associations. If you ·re looking at a show that borrows from the comics you are more likely to accept Its one· dimensional cbaracteriutions. You don't ques. tion \.heir flatness or lack of psychological sub· tlety. In a wav, comic book! represent a type of programming the networks are already pre· disposed to present · · '"House Calls' has an incurable case of infectious laughter!" NllC IV WALTIR MATIHAU GUNDA JACKSON ART CARNEY RICHARD BENJAMIN ''House ca11s'' San Otego Frwy. et lf'OOllhUn Fountain Valley • 962·2481 J411lriltlllt~l111 nm- "UIGH4M YOUNG" IPGrl eA& T 7:J .. t:Jt .._ ...... 1 .. 1 .. •t UT-1 1~-.J .. PtlMtJt lu..-l-11JM-Jt "'SWUTa GrlllS" IRJ DA&T-1-letll "WHfCH WAY IS Uf'r JAILT~t BOOKMAN) REVIEWS In tho DAI LY PILOT OPENS FRIDAY APRIL 28th- ,,. • -r ......... NICHOLAS HAMMOND PLAYS SPIDERMAN .............. ~....,_., ....... MITCHUM Mllll THE BIG SLEEP M ptu• "CHOU(aOYS" 3 WINNER ACADEMY* ~j~~· "Oh, God!" (PG) Hervy Wlnkl .. In phi• "HEROES" =====~ ..... 1tjt • 11 ~· ~ * BEST (PG) f ! ·~~~~ "AN~~~u~iLL" '.;-Shirley S2.00 tlll 2 30 Sn'Sun Ptut Mac:&.•1"• r edW3fds HUNTIN T N Mel eto0u An,,• .. ~ ... ""' ·• "High Anxiety" B•ncrolt U Mllt ,_.,......,M.o_ CASEY'S r • .. m:."U'M ::.~:; plua SHADOW -Y.' "Th• ""''"\t\tlllU ,-.. J THE Choirboy•' ,., BIG J!') I plu• Henry Wlnl!Mf SLEE p .00 Tiii 2:30 Set J.Wn In "THE ONE --edwards CINEMA wm AND o N&.r .. ,, .. ""', ..... ,.ou.,.,.t\r .,,_,..., I.,!! Htl WALT OISHl:'I' l'lllOOUCTIOHS 1lllfJRJI RID/If. lfflOI~ plua "NEWR (PG) A DULL MOMENT" Welt Disney's "IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS" plu• (PG) edwar s IN MA VICJO ''HUGO THE MIS~~~";;,""ou;~~"' HIPPO" .... -... --~-·--·· ... -""" . .. r ' ACTING I BOMBECK · hDpressing the:· Dire~tor . . Tr•e, Pal•eT Tea.chlng Contagious What's l\ ilk• to a~ up With a mot.her (or father> wbo la allo a achoolteaober? Janet, a IS-yqr-old ,.er from Glendale, Ariz., coateadl .u·, Jet.a than a religious ex- perience. ,, She writes, "I went past puberty thinking ell mothers put candles OD birthday cakes with a 'tens' and a 'onea• column. I always got pencils in my Christmas stocking saying, 'Greetings From Your Teacher,' and once for Christmas, I 1ot a six-inch, plastic ruler with the name of some kid who moved away. "I TOLD MYSELF teachin1 was the last thing I wanted t.o "°' but somehow I find myself not only teaching school, but saving empty Pringles cans and lltUe scraps of felt. I label margarine tuba using wide-tipped magic raarker and color code th\nls in my junk drawer. ·'I even caught myself P'¢Ung a frowning face on a Jett.er to the gas cotnpany about an over-billing." Now you know, Janet. Teaching is con- ta1lous. I married a teacher 28 years a10. Together, we spawned three chil~. The kids took a vow of silence at the end of eacb grading period. They sat lhroush 21 commence- ment exel'Clses. They never sent a letter fJ'om camp that wasn 'l corrected in the margins, graded, and returned IT JSN-i' EASY living with a parent who can interpret your ACT scores ... who is never convinced the li brary has no books on Trotsky .. who can snap you awake with a piece of chalk al 60 paces. Who knows when a holiday isn't ..• how many jw1ion REALLY drive to school ... and who, when the chips are down, always sides with the administraUon. When ll came time for our first ion to make a decision on his career, J asked him, "Do you want to spend the rest of your weekends for the rest of your life grading papers? Do you want to see everyone else's kid• in the <taYliJh\ -ex- cept your own? Do you want to go on a honey· mooa and have a palr of little square scissors fall out of your pocket! ••oo YOU WANT to build your soeial life around the football, basketball and ·track schedules? Do you wanl t.o sit through the 8th grade doing 'The Mikado' 12 years ln a row! Do you want to stand around at proms eoing deaf!' He handed me b.is paper, ''True, true, true. false, true, tnae." He inherited the disease all right. Majors a Viking NEW YORK (AP) -Lee Majon, star of the television series "The Six Million Dollar Man," will star in "The Norseman." The production will dramatize the Vikings• voyage lo the New World a thousand years ago, American International Pictures has an- nounced. "Touching, alncere, compaaalonate, and wryly funny •.. " -Jack Kroll -NewawHk . ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ACTOR : Richard Dreyfus~ tL~ Nell Simon'• ln-•81!!\Y• GIRL (PG) llumor Takea Precedence· Over Cheuing Gum NEW YORK <AP) -What a acw n~ ma.t la humor. What an actor needs le~ cbewlnc~. .. Youd be aurprtsed bow many Ctl those tbln11 revensed," 1ay1 Mlcbael Shurtleff. At cuttnc dlrec!tor for eo Broadway ahows and eucb ftlin.I at ''The Sound of Jlualc," •llfhe Graduate" and '"1'1Mt Sand PtbbJe," he baa aeea tbouaanda of performers 1weat tbrouh Ule or- deal ol trylne out for parta. ''IT'S SOMETHING TREY don't learn in drama school," Shurtleff explain1. So a few years ago he began givin1 courses in how best to impress director, writer and producer when summoned as a role caodidate. That Samaritan sideline, perhaps in· evltably, baa led t.o "Audllion," a book in which be 1um1 up the subtleties of his research, so ac- tors everywhere may learn. The text was bailed by such eminents as Bob Foese and Josh Logan -he hu worked for both -and has stirred others to different reac- tions. "I HEAR AGENTS a re ln an uproar over the book." says Shurtleff with a Truman Capote giggle, ''because l have no sympathy with them and know how unhelpful they are to actors." Hi• puckish humor includes direclon;-"A lot of them Just want to tell people wbat lo do.·' -and the p1a)'ers he wants to help. ''To go into acting,'' he says in the book, "is like asking for admission to an insane asylum. In my card rue are 50,000 actors. I would hazard to say about 500 of them earn a living acting. "From any rational point of view, to become an actor is an act of insanity. Why would anyone go int.o a profession ln which it is nigh onto impossible to earn a living?" After her divorce, Erka got to know some pretty Interesting people ••• Including herself. '.Vo man .. (ii). 7 WINNER OF ACADEMY AWARDS Including BHt Orlgln•I Score Beat film Editing BHt Coetume Dealgn BHt Art a.rectJon IHt Vleual Effect• CM 22 hotel floors,42......, 157 cope, 390 bantcada and, 3,000 hysQrtcM fans keep these kids front pttlncto._ 8edeaT NOWAY! At the t.m~ Ume, he J,a aware oi the Wt· ivenftl lure ol '1'.fluepalnt. • On oae C>f tbaee pboae·ln radio ahowt I ap--peued on J'IC*ltlJ, '' he,.,,, ''UMM wen 1,.00 calls In •~ bo"", AJI $be ones l did m....ae to •l>t•k to, wantm to act. ••t lbJnk eve17boay In America ll wrtUnc a scrtptor'"retb'thlnktbecouldbeaat.u' ... Hla 1lncerlty about beln• helpful to performers, however, lan't open t.o doubt. "I dop't know of anyone wbo ia leu aecure, because he has t.o put his own person on the Une all the time. Naked oneness makea him the most vulnerable of any artist ... After in-person work with bundfe(la of stu- dents durint the intensive tbree-mootb coune he has developed, ShurUeff In "AudlUon" bu been able to compreu bulca into a do&en .. guideposts.'' TllElll aANGE STRIKF.S AN outaider as esoteric and abetract, runnina from 1uch t.oplca as "the moment before" to "opposites," "com- petition" and "mystery." "The audition. like musical comedy, is pret· ty much an American Innovation," Shurtleff says. "Englilh actors are stunned if they have to do one. "Over there, though, mm and stage are all in one place and it's a smaller community, so everyone knows everyone. Here, the performing centers are 3,000 miles apart and filled with un- knowns. "So we have to have auditions. Nobody likes them, but we've never found a better way," Shurtleff developed his main know-how dur- ing the hall-dozen years he was casting director for David Merrick-"ln one season we did a dozen shows." He was in on early appraisal and iniUal jobs c:1nenome 6 scAeen 634 2553 comPLEX Cll••"'•" Av• .. S,111• ...... P,..Wllf MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY .. ClOSE ENCOU TEtiS OF 'rl-iE '1'HIRO KIND'· (PG\ ~~-tOll &AT.<SU!t-10.. ~1»•0 IS. .. HOUSE CALLS'. (PG M()NIFRl-100 SAT/SON-40CH .66 "CASEY'S SHAOOWS" IPG~ "'°"*lli-..-r ........... 15-4 OS "YOU LIGHT UP MY LJFE" ~R1;..e i>1c»16 llATllU-t"J04Jo.1C>U Y"(PG) MON.Flll-t OS SAUIUN-1».f~10 "TAKE THE MONEY ANO RUN" ~"',..._"° 1 ~1 ••oos "THE FURY" (A) MOH/THUll~7 »-t $0 SAflSUlf-1 I»-)~ FAl-S •W00.1020 6 t0-100.10 2111 "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" CR) MOtti™UAl-7 304 ~ IAT~l:le>-3 ~ ,,.._._.I0-1030 te»4»1030 WALT DISNEY'S "RETURN TO WITCH MOUNTAIN" "NEVER A DULL MOMENT° (Gl .. SA TUR DAY NIGHT FEVER" <Rl "LIFEGUARD .. "ANNIE HALL'· "SLEEPER" (PG) "HOUSE CALLS" .. SHAMPOO .. (R) "THE FURY" "EVIL" (A) "THE FURY" "EVIL" (R) Al.I. OAIVE•IN5 OPEN 6:J0P.M.t41•HTl.Y Clllld U11der 1 J Pree Uni en • l<lddl• P1ay9rou11d -- . ...... DAILY PILOT •7 ... MICHAEL SHURTLEFF AIDS ACTORS for s uch future luminaries as Robert Red· ford, Dustin Hoffman, Robert Duval, Joan Hackett, Barbra Streisand and Robert DiNiro. "The first thing I teach is t.o us~ humor:· the 48·year-old m~tor says. "I don't mean jokes, I mean humor as the way we deal with one another lo make what is unpalata~te, palatable. I find if an actor bu humor, he bi~ to have Intelligence. It tells me a Jot about him." ·' Alarm signals go on whenever someone chews during a reading. "Gum is not a chaftc· terization." Shurtleff chides, "though a lot seem to think so." -J,~) .......... J ...A. Mt1••rACfOll "mm 500DIYI Gtti." INJ . _..._,, ... "'' . . ... ,,..._ ..... ,. ......... , ...... ~°'·.' MAJOeOSCAH I 11A.MMIE HALL'' , IWTU\'HOLDS .. SEMI· TOUGH .. lit "THI COWBOYS'• _..... IUl10N e W IUMCIL 1'MI MIDUIA TOUCH CH• ' ""' ~ D1W. WOMANllO . DIA1Ml"OU """ wn1WT ... ,...""' ..... DIA 1'MllOIY fll '"'. LAlllllMTllNI ,.,. ........ .-t.:a COMI ... 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I .-.: ... .. ,. . . . .. . .... -~ --. :.---... -. --...... -..... -_ ............ . . .. I Tables wsre.fUJI SatarJJaya·1.w,n 1n toregroundpmvif!ed free legal advice to South Coast Plaza shoppers for L.aw Day. • .. , . . ' -· ... ' . ~ At.larQ~ys . . Contingency Fee: Consumer's {(.ey . To the Courtroom ' I .. A new brochure, •cnow to Select a Lawyer: A Consumer Guideline, .. is a "first that's long overdue," said W1Ue Aitken of Santa Ana, pre.aideat of the state's 5,100..member tnal bar. . "We feel that a brochure providing full, frank clilclosure of what attorneys do and the rates they cbarse Ls particularl,y lm· portant to~ modem shopper,'' be added. '-rJIE JlECENT U.S. SUPREME COURT decision permit· tlng lawyers. to advertise presents an awesome cNHeage to our profession and the public. "In order to preserve the benefits ot the decJaion, this booklet tackles the tough questions ot costs and services. 0 It'COBtailas aucb important lnformaUon as bow to find the right attorney, what fees they charge, bow fees are compvted, how contingency fees work and what to do iD the eftllt ot an at,. tomey·dient dispute.., . The illustrated eight-page brochure was developed by the California Trial Lawyers Association's Conaumer "'J>rotection Comihittee. Here are some excezpts: · HOW DO I FIND THE RIGHT ATl'ORNEYf There is no easy answer to this question, but here are some Jllnts: 1. Ask a friend or someone else ln whom you have con· fidence·for a recommendaUoo, parUcularly if they have bad a similar]>roblem. 2. il you know a lawyer, ask him or ber for a referral Legalese Spoken Here Discmslons, such .as the one attorney Mike Duffy is having with a shopper at lef~ were repeated about 200 Umea Satur-. day at South Coast Plaza. Members of the Orange County Bar and Young Lawyers Association conducted the free legal advice clinlc to celebrate Law Day. . Randy Morrlson·Bruck was chairman of the event designed especially for con· sumers in. the $18,000 -$25,000 income bracket who don't have easy access to courtrooms. Organiz·ers anticipated mostly domestic relation or landlord·tenant problems. But Norah M. Morrison of Foun- tain Valley said her two-hour shift included "everything from bankruptcy to auto acci· dents where one party didn't have in· surance." Attorneys either solved the problem. referred the "client" to'a laW}'er or agency or recommended legal alternatives. 3. Most local attorney associations maintain JaWyer re- f erence services. They do not all work in the same ohmner but generally list names or lawyers who have asked to be placed on the panel The roster usually rotates so ask if names are alphabetical or by competence according to case. 4. Check the Yellow Pages or lists posted at JocaJ law libraries. If you follow this procedure, you may want to talk to more than one attorney. . ' WHAT ABOUT PEESt One payment method is to charge by the hour, based upon office overhead and other costs of doing business, plus an ~ount which will reasonably compensate for the attomey's time. HourJ,y fees generally range from $40 to $100 per hour Some attorneys will charge a flat fee, one price for the en~ cp.se. 'Ibe amo\Dlt of the fee does not insure a first class job. . ISCOSTTHEONLYCONSmEllATION! ~ NOt Most important is the significance and complexity or your problem. If it is a so-called "routine" problem you might be better off. shopping for the lowest price. The mo~e compleic yo~ probl~m, the more skill is required, so that you abOWd weigh consulerations other than price. WHAT IF I CAN'T PAY $40 TO $109 PER HOUR TO TALKTOANA'ITORNEYANDHAVEIUM ' \ HANDLE MY CASE? • When a person or business acts wrongfuny and injures an. ·~ innocent person, the victim ls given the right to sue for fair com· pensa~on. Historically, only the wealthy were involved in laws uits because lawyers charged fees for all services, whether the case was won or lost. More recently attorneys who represented these victims beran drafting employment contracts which allowed the victim to obtain legal services without cost unless the suit was won, and then only an agreed percentage of the recovery. This was the birth ol the contingency fee. It is the consumer's key to the courthouse. The conUngency !ee contract is no longer restricted to l'el"llOnal Injury cases, but 1S used In cases of business fraud, collection of debts, and COD• tractual disputes. The principle has elevated the individual to the same legal level as the wealthiest co.rponUon. BOW DOF.S THE CONTINGENCY FEE WOUf ~ U an attorney takes a case on a contingency fee, the at· ' tomey only gets paid IF THE CASE IS WON. It the case is lost, • the lawyer gets no fee. In addition, the attorney will often agree ~o advance the costs of the suit for the client. These include fil. mg _fees, deposition transcription and reporting fees, in· vesbgators, photographs and expert witness fees. These costs must be repaid to the attorney at the end ot the case. Buy using a contingency fee arrangement, the injured vie· ~im is able to afford as qualified a lawyer as would be available •1~1 if he or she could pay an hourly fee. . t ~RAT IF MY A'rtORNEY AND I RAVE A DISPUTE? First. talk to the attorney. Often these matters are simply a lack of communication. U that doesn't resolve the matter put the entire dispute in written form and present it to the locai bar association for help. The State Bar at 1230 W. Third St., Los Angeles bas 148 paid personnel to assist you in,solving sucb dis· putes. For a free copy of "How to Select a Lawyer,•• send a stamped1 self-addressed envelope to California Trial LaW)'ers Association.102012th St •• Sacramento, 95814.. i• .... .'} ... Was Dog or··~~t Groomed or Owner ·Clipped? J ByPATDUNN Of•Dlllff......... . . The wet, cold winter has taken U.s tolloo·yQUl-dog, He's had a few baths, but bis coat is m~ be scratc!~es a lot and bu the aroma of dam1>mittcos. , • A professional grooming ls·ln ~nter. Bat bow de>.you~hooso a good eroomer-one with a clea1nbop wlao wW U,at.f.PUJ' dog kindly aM return.tt to you with a sblning. trimmed1:0attree of nicks? . Hanle Thomas. owner or .Alt Breed Dog Groomlqg. Capistrano Beach, says the best way to check ·the reputation of a groomer is to ask a veterinarian wbo practices nearby. .. A VET KNOWS WHO'S GOOD and wbo isn't. .. be says. ••cuts and unprofessional clipping are spotted• immediately during treatment. Good grooming doesn't go uDnoticed either, and the pet owner can have c:cmfiience in ._ vetertnulan's recommendation. uyou also can trust a-eroomer'• opiakm4.& ..tedurhm because crustomers are ~ ·to report ether pod or a.ct veterinary service." Thomas says unsanitary IJ'OO"l1n1 ~laave ftaed to·be a serious problem since Oran&e Coulaty beeo a lleemlng program in 19'16. , . • d "Always ask to see a eroomer's C!urrent lfceue. FacUlties ~ are inspected every four montbl oo a "Surprise viait' buj.I. Tbe shop bas to pass inspection to renew its annual S2S Ileen~·· be • '. adds. . · Sgt. ;reny Marni th, bead of tbe busin~ ~ divialon or Orange County Animal Con~, asiees tflat tlle~am.bas eleaaed QP &be l*·&r00~1~,.SMH. ·~·we.ch.Ck aanitatiaa. a11e of cqes, venWaUon ad-~~ au .. ioe&a and equipment used.•• • · • " . TBOJWI PVl'TllB nNi881NO touebel on•~teniel' wttoee .,...,.._ nattered* Mrtt.se. '1teidol~.,.. niaucl and enjoyed the attft&ioa be wa leWD&. Plve.ok-itap were. • ctoainc m bold~ases· ... Tbe lbop r o~. 'nom11 ~·a cattolnel' -..ot• brieflY ta tbe receptlon room -and au Ol tie eapcl poodJtl Wat Wild. Sblt barked, cried ad naa........., ••aida~ the ... iilOr. ~ tl71ai wopen lt. · . ~ • WbilD n.ma retan.s bllr .............. ~--· Jl10I' .... ..., •. ne.oa.er 6iP ._.. IDkftltecl•IDJ&lw ·l . : . . • • .· ~mCltica. lllll r.181111!11 hadn't come yet. While doing the final trim OD another dog, Tbomas said, •'I really want to stress bow important tt Is for an owner to check wtth the poomer before codling t.o tbe Jbop for bis dog. To do otbenrile ii a cliaserrice to the dol aDd the lroomer. . . . •SVEN IP· TBB OWNEt DOESN-r speat, Ms 4'a bows be'• there by the scent. ·"lbe voice of bis m-.ter' brtnp QllC...trolled excitement. U the dol llun't been~. it can take ball an hour to ealm blm ~to l'iDlab tbe croom•lllo .. People Just ®n't realile -'at a trwn• ~.-.It ti for an animal to 1pend aeveral'lioan In a IJ'OO"''n.s·a11op.u be aays. :'J'be pet ls separated frdm bla owner tn an mamWar environment. Strange tblnp are being done tO him and be is afraid his owber bas abandoned him •. Tbe excitement when his master arrives for the rescue is underatUd.abJe." Thomas says the wont unn,.an owner can do Is It.op at tbe llbop to say he bas an errand before plctlnC up the 4oS. •Tilts oner., dog ls rrant.lc. Ria IQUter bu come for lllJD ad then left' •Caln. 'lbat'1 too medl·'°'burl'' Tboaum t.old u.e nm. arrtvbll owmral& Ida dDI W neu tbat wWftMIUlre1foDow-up trelbMnt. dWONS, "IBIS YBdlS ..... to be a '*1 GMfWfleal bee a UM of tbe •Y>" ralm. We't'e Heinl lMm llned,y~ Tbe n.. problem la. 1olnC to get wone u urbUlaatlon eoellllms. We Hldom l&ft Ou baths 10 years 8'0t but tbat'I cbaqecl now. J'teu bave to fl'.nd green areas, ancl resJdenUal 1arda are btcornlq ttM:lr choice... • ~..,. neu.c:an beeaanlled. ba&owaen m.atwort at lt. laf•taU• of tH pet ud _.. M•• ntalN a +eh!o le J)I' dick. Bo JGCI 11'1 lla'fill &Ill .... lllllf'll . ~ • and the pet nea-dipped and groomed on the same day. the P"'eTthtenwt_cpeutaowne8ekneBaaclbolle'!!:'h~e· nbenecsaeysss'ary .. UsewinLheaaS:iz!?: on ~ ' ... I um " two.week intervaL .. "MAKE SURE A CATtS ft.EA collar ls loose enougb so he can slip out of it easily, and don't try to home-bathe a cat unless . yoa ·know proper restraint techniques. When frlabtened by ·': water, cats attack by jumping directly at the nearest person. ) Claws dut deeply into your chest can be the upshot. Also, don't • • :. ase aerosol fiea sprays. The noise scares cats and they panic." if Thomas would not recommend specific flea treatment. ~ products or grooming aids , but be advises purchasing tbese supplies from a veterinarian, groomer or pet shop. ''Remember that vets and groomers don•t rely on product sales to make a living," he says. "But we do want s~ca clients and will not stock products we don't believe in." : RE ADDS THE BEST TESr FOR any fiea control product ls to expose the pet to fleas by taking him to a grassy area. U the product doesn't wort, the pet will have fleas on bl&~ within a few minutes. · Proper home bathing also Is Important to a pet's general health, Thomas says. "Use teal'-free shampoo on the animal's bead and protect bis ears with cotton balls. Hold your thumbs over the upper ears while lilting them to rinse. Only visible wax and dirt ~uld be swabbed with a Q-tip. . "A good flea soap sbauld be used for the rest ol the body. Thorough riming with adequate water preuure la tbe most important part of a dog's bath. Towel dry and use a blo'ftllotype hair dryer to finish when the pet must remain Inside. • ••Damp balr next to the skin can result in Wnea. Don't bathe or dry a pet outside unless JOU would be comtottable at. Uae ~time in a wet batblnl aulL" •• THOMAS URGES CONSUMEaS NOT to ))atronlle ll'OOmlna operations run out of a private home due to lack ot speclallr.i!d equipment and adequate eontrol o( the animals. "'These places usually a.re not licensed," be adds. . .. A profeuional groominl can aa.e money ln the loot nm, .. be elalms. "We spot ear problema doe to embedded foU.U., ual l1Md tnrecUons. worms, flea allwa. um cl1lordera Ull otlaer ocmclltlons •• FoUoWtn> bome tiMtm.a ea "" a ' ....... klptDttie•'atmcL" ' \ ; . ; .. -""·-···-· ··-····-··· .. ·-···· • • I ... I et'• Daam Sla,.kg .. l DDVD CAP>-Two ,..... qo, CoJanM ......... ant ..... ,....,.. ltl ... to ! =·2*.~' ntlteaee .. riMlca~o the J I .. rf .... ...., ...... ~ Jt.MJ•.u.-..... . J T"9Ji•••·~~wu ..... ua l'"~ ta UI• batU~ -a1alut aMdl .. t i ........ , ..... ,. It .. ......, .... '*°4• ba~ -awn n1bbM tUll blM, an4 a DlbbM that cot• man tu......, tll&D lt 1aftd. t . . l VJilHa 'l'BS COLOMOO 1tatat1, •n11 : board -~automatleallJ abollabtd alt•r m 1 .. n leUv• nvltw determines that j M ..,._ a pwpoee. SUDMt l•wa are a "'h•orlte obJectiH of Common Cause, the t Wu....._•buecl public lntete1t lobby, andlnby s \M auaiben they've been a bu,. 1~ceaa. s co t U'N, M ..... ..bave followed Colando'• example, ~~die lawa are open.Uni la aal1 a few ao .,tar. t ID Oolondo, molt _.,.,... qree that Sun~•t. • Med9 time for a lbakedown. After the ftrat year of "'NYl•w, tbNI ac•d• ol tbl 11 scrut.lftlaed were eltmlnatect. Tb'1t combJned annual budlet wu te,110. Tbe coat of the review proceaure to ellm~te u.em wu aoo,ooo. S}mlet'• cautioua debut ln Colorado hu pro-du~941 mixed reviews, and no one ii Qlore •••re of tbat than Common Cause. •'The dlaappotntment bas been that tbe le1l1laton have lacked the coura1e to stand up to lobbying efforts lo retain or perpetuate th,ese agen- You.Can Help Enjoy Share Of Gpodwill GoodwUJ Industries has called for those with experience ln counseling, sociology or psychology to help evaluale and tesl new clients. The organization also needs aides to teach telephone, elevator and other operator skills. • GOODWILL HELPS handicapped persons make their own way in a variety or new akilla, but more assistance Is needed to teach gardening, driving, first aid, painting and other specialties. Tour guides are needed for two programs, one for public relations, the other for plant visits by prospective clients. And booth watchers are needed lo keep an eye on donation boxes for vandalism, theft and litter. The West Orange County Voluntary Ac· lion Center (VAC> is handling applicants for Goodwill as well as the openings listed below Information at 891-QM3. Other west counly openings: THE AllEalCAN Red Cross In Westminster hopes those ilte eated ln learn-ing first aid wm take co s and pass on tht!ir training to others. =tting and bome nunlng lidel are abo . 1 ! · Westminaler'1' Boys' Club want.a. ta.start a ~hoir• bul needs • musical dl~ctor~ The pogitjOQ may be<!Ome salaried. 'J;h-e South Or.aflie ~ounty VAC ~s a nu~ berof ~ctMties wt\er_e you can spen,cte~a time. · · Here are sorne of them: ReUred people have a wealth of learned skins that can be of value in ma11y •gencles. The · Retired Senior ~olunteer Program, RSYP. in~ches.tatent with neeC1. A TUSTIN t~lel>hone counseling service otrers a hotline with advice lot parents. The agency needs operators. Tr~ning is prQ· vid'ed. People are needed to teach En1U1h ·fs a second lan1uage throughout the county. No teacbjt\g esperience la required. . Vis1Ung ouraea take care or medical needs, but soelal contacts rol'l ihutln1 ln Santa Ana and San Clemente go unmet Volunt~rs vilit those who are Ill. Clerical aides are needed by one municipal court. Record keeping room needs li ght typing and filing skills. For information on so~th county open incs, contact the VAC ~t 675·9'213 or 833·9278. WEIGHT WATCH RS FREE OPEN HOOSE ~· COME AND MEl!T THE DIRECTOR-AL COTLER! AT nus NEW LOCATION: Tueedmy, Aptt 2' et700PM St. Matthew'• U.rthetwn Churdt 18182 C&Mf DrM <• s.ndburg) ~ Agency killing law doesn't have watchdog sponsor's Intended bite: oltt," HY1 Botalle SchlU, d1nctm' ol Colorado Comaioa CaUH. uavr I T8INK tor tbe mo1t part tb• Suuet It• b-. bem 1'8Ceeqful hue. perUJMl more la re. quirinl the letdllatw. to do tM ovenlabt work not done In the puti and In requlrtn1 aocountabWl.7 from 1tata qellc a . Mar,be that'• more lmt)Ortant thao aettina rid ot them. ' All fl 1tate aaencl• an reviewed over 1lx ye an. A thl.,S are up for 1eouUni every two ye an. It ...U thJs way: The 1tate auditor'• office revl•'" eaeh ••ency, 1ometlmes wltb help from out.llde conaultanta, then 1ubmlt.1 reco1X1mend· aUon1 to the leilJlature, whe~ ~ often under10 adcUUoaal review by le11alaUve ernploy~ and committees. Tbe letillature rnakes the tlnal de- elato", Liit )"Uf, au tb.1a COit W,000. Lellalatora at one polnt recomniended acrap- plni \h• Board ot Mortuary Science. They backed down •fter lnduatry protestl. It'• still belnt thr11hed out tn. the letlalature, u 11 the fate ol the other four a1encle1. All are e)lpecWd to survive. One man wbo bu a dual vtslon or Sunset ls Mlebael March, a public admlnlatraUon professor at the University of Colorado wbo helpeG prepare several reviews. ·oNE OF THEM, lesa than fl•ttering to the Division or Insurance, got him in~ a hassle with J . Richard Barnes, its director, who at one point wrote the university demanding the reasons for .._ ________________ _ March's adverse conclusions. 'March thought Barnes tried to get him fired and was less than pleased when his demand for a leglslaUve inquiry produced only mild criticism of the insurance director. "A sad deficiency," he says. As to the Sunset law, "the concept was good but its actual structure was poor In two respects. "First, there was not enouab time for comple-tion or preliminary reports, but they've nxed·that. Second, the criteria for continuation or discon- tinuation of agencies wer~ and are too narrowly focused on accounta~llily, nol on the need for a program and its protection of the public. "State departmeo~ are lacking in analytical talent and they cannot equip themselves in the future without money. Otherwise, they mu.st rely on the state auditor, who did pretty well. But his ex pertise is too narrow to do a good job. Auditor-a are not equipped for that kind of orientation." MARCH SA VS THE legislative process waa· disorganized and the assignment of bills lo dlr- f erent committees, almost by chance, was a poor way to handle it. He recommends that a single Sunset Review Committee -with an •dequate When Sunset wd enacted, Rep. Cart Bl~ was one or a handful of skepUcs who didn't think the new pro1ram would provide the ultimate in governmental efficiency. But Bledsoe, a Republican, doesn't think. the law has turned into the witch hwtt he predicted it mhtht. And Senate President Fred -Anden0n, one of those who pushed hardest for tbe plan, thinks that overall, the concept has worked. He wants Sunset to be writlen into legislation for new programs, to assure they don 't cont.inue without review forever -with increased funding each year. He points out that legislators are now doing that "I HONESTLY THINK it's a success," An· derson said. "I never said It was goinc to be a be-,, all and end-all as rar as government is concemed. But Its the first lime we've had a positive effort lo really review programs." Acknowledging Sunset's slow beglnntnc, An· derson says "I think lt is wise to start wlth the smaller ones and work up, and l 've told other HERl'S YOUR PAIT . TIMEMAIDl TIRID 0, WAIHINQ THOll DIRTY C&.OTHU?-LST US DO IT FOR YOU --........ =_. ....... __ ... n,.___ •i....-8-"-9 _°"........ _,. CORONA .. MAI ~UHDIY >n• 1. c.... HwJ. MO-nff ..................... - , INTERIOR DESIGNER'S l Tired of lap oveateads? B. Tired of no inventory? C. Tired of not 1ettin1 the best price? D. Tired of 2nd rate service? l Tired of not enough samples? F. Tired of trips to LA.? If you would like to Improve on all the above. take time to call 557-7111 to discuss a Designer's Co-op. staff -examine agencies and boards. states that." --:::=======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::;;;;:. = fassero's Law's Backers Happy WASHINGTON (AP> -Common Cau:;e, the public interest lobby sometimes denigrated by politicians as a bwtch of head.tn-the·clouds Idealists with little feel for practical government, couldn't have been hap· pier with the reaction to its so·caUed ''Sunset" laws idea. .TWO YEARS aflf!r Colorado enact- ed the first soch law -which basically requires state board& and agencies to justify their own ex· lat~nce or .be put out or b11$i.ness -24 11tates have followed suit. And there are proposals ror similar st4tutes in legislatures of most or the rest. "We're delighted with the way it's moving," says Betsy She~man or Common Cause's national head· quarters. While Sunset laws vary froin stat.e to s tate, the basic form is reJaUvely sirople: Over a certain specified period, each regulator anncy comes Up for review by the legisla\lµ'e or an Independent auditor, or both. At the review. the agency must prove it is serving the public, ai;id ' . that if it is. it would not be more effi· cie nl to m erge it with another a1ency. But In aome cases, Common Cause has urged states to slow down. Gov. Robert Ray of Iowa vetoed - at Common Cause's suggestion -a Sunset bill that had no provisions for staff and high first.year costs. AND ALABAMA reviewed 208 agen· c1es at one crack, to the displeasure of the public interest group. "We thoueht that might be a little fast," says Ms. Sherman. "We thought they might start a little more slowly, particularly with regulatory agencies." In addition lo Alabama and Color ado. the following states have some sortofSunsetlaw: Alaska, Arkansas. 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By traclnc the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, it promiaes a report -again at long distance - on wind velocity, air temperature, and bumldlly lo aid in weather forecasting. SUCH FEATS ARE BEING performed, or promised, by a sensor known a.s a tunable laser- radar device, capitalizing on the versatility of lasers, which focus light In incredibly narrow beams. , Stanford University engineers, headed by Professor Robert L. Byer, developed the laser that can identify, al long distance, various molecules of gases, like sulfur dioxide, that make up parts or air pollution. It sends out pulses of laser light at high energy at different wavelengths or frequencies. Each molecule of gas, pollutant or not, has its ow!" vibration frequency, like a fingerprint, at wh1cb it absorbs the light hilling it. THE ATMOSPHERE THEN reflects the light back, like radar. The returning light Is gathered in by a 16-inch telescope and then is measured and analy¥<f by a computer . The Environmenlal Protection Agency is in- terested in the d\!vlce as a way of monitoring f · .. ·,. l Take a Minivacation ,. I l• To Dispel PhysicaJ, Mental Job Strains t• IOWA CITY, lowa <AP> When you feel 1 you won't make it until the !'i o'clock whistle blows. take a walk break. Or s tand up at your ~ desk or work counter find a spot where you I can hide from the public if you need to -and l stretch strenuously and luxuriously. the way a cal does. -.;.,.. Even such mild physical exercise will help • ease the stress~ everyone faces daily, says ;. _Jude West, associate professor in the University "' of Iowa Center for Labor and Management, wbo 1• advises business executives on dealing with stress ... " "BUT EXECUTIVES don't have a corner on te ns ion on lhe job ," he says. "Som e of the suggestions they use to handle work worries could ease your Job headaches. too, whether }'OU 're the new secretary or the supervisor who hirt's sccrctancs ··First, try lo get a handle on what about ~our JOb is setting your teeth on edge If you can get rid of at least some of the causes of stress, vour day will be smoother ·· Computers Save Lives? MADISON. Wis. IA P l -Computers are thought by some to be cold pieces of machinery. hut in a new program al the University or W1 s conl.1n -Mad 1s on, they wi ll hecome psychiatrists of sorts for patients contemplating suicide ··r~1li<'nt s will tell a computer things they \\Ouldn·t talk about dirt!ctly to a therapist. And thes<' are things a therapist often needs to kno"'. ·· ..,,,ys health systems engineer David G ustafson, who cleveloped the system along "ith ps~ chiatnst John G re1sL G l "STAt'SON SAYS that Wlthin a month of their deuths. most sui cide victims confide in mental health workers . "Oftt'n. however; counselors underestimate the scriousm'!iS of the problem," he said Guslarsun said lest!> with the computer show that il 1s nearly t w1l:e as effective in pre· d1c·tin).! whether a per~on v. ho threatens suicide "111 go through with the act A PATIENT S ITS at a screen with a keyhoard. punchm~ out ans~·ers to questions about medical and social hack~round. plus "Do you have a suicide plan""" and "Do you have a w <1y to carry 1t out·• .. The results are anal) lC'd by professionals who look for any of 32 critical factors ~h1ch the tomputer spoh in 1>0tcnt1al suicides ._..._ _ __,_$EASCAMP·78 Sw imw ear Co 11 e c ti o n Preview Wednesday & Thursday April 26 & 27, lO a .m. to 4 p.m. Camp Naluralwear coordinator~ Ella Fonda and Jeanne Tyler will be on hand for personal assistance in after-surgery problems. These specially desitned suits afford more coverage for all figure types. 0:::.A~K '-'00 MEDICAL MART ,Jlll HOSl'lfAl ROAO NO 117 -....... -.... ,, ... ") • ¥ 64Z·9102 N(WffiAT RFACI~ Coill 011'63 -'• "' 1'""' '"'("I• 1 •111'1> I• Among the problems that West considers the main causes of occupational s tress are these : ROLE AMBIGUITY: This means you don"t know who·s supposed to do what. Extricate yourself from this trap by pinning your supervisor down concerning JOb boundaries. Wesl coWlSels. Role conflict: Thts c<1n range from being bugged by calls from a spouse about personal problem.s to resentment at putdowns from a super visor who doesn 'l know as much about your job as you do. Don't fume inwardly at needling from others. the professor advises Speak up and insist on a square deal Role overload or underload: Having too lit· tie to do or loo easy a job can make days drag ~tonotony can be almost as demoralizing as reeling frantic when you 're run r agged or get in- to a job over your head "DON'T TAKE YOlJR JOb with you on breaks and during your lunch hour," West urges "A brisk 10-minute walk oufdoors a nd a tall g lass of fruit juice will clear out the cobwebs and relax tense muscles better than a coffee break in a smoke-filled room ·· West ta kes a dim view of "working·· lunches Both you and a colleague will be wise to lunch with someone outside your office rather than tOfethcr, he s ays. .. When you feel tight a s a fiddle stnng . take a rive-minute min1·vacalion," West suggests "Sit w1lh your eyes closed , let your arms hang loose. your head fall gently forward ·'Then recall in vivid detail a memorable experience -maybe sunning on a Caribbean beach : or hiking in the Canadian Rockies. Then vou should feel as refreshed as a kid who's pl;iyed hooky. but without his guilt ·· ·-----------------· IS THIS YOU? (YES)(NO) 1. Are you unemployed? 0 ri 2. Are you underemployed? 0 [ l 3 Considering changing ca reers? Cl 0 4 Breaking rnto the JOb market? rJ [] 5 Re -entering the job market? I l I 1 6 Do you want to know how to find those "unadvertised" jobs7 r J fJ 7. Do you know how to come out a winner in a 1ob interview? rJ u 8. Do you know how to negotiate for best salary rn an interview? 0 0 9. How to cope with the stresses of changing jobs? [] 0 If you have answered yes to any of these questions. you will want to attend a CA· REERS IN TRANSITION workshop where you will learn how to find. get and keep the job you've always wanted. You wrll learn creative search techniques. and ef · fective career planning. Each participant receives a professionally prepared resume designed for today's competitive job mar· ket. $85 total enrollment fee. For reserva· tions and information: CAREERS IN TRANS,TION 567 San Nicolas Drive Sutte 106 Newport Beach, Callfomia 92660 714-640-2600 l -------~----------J air pollution, and to detect offenders at a dis- tance without hassle or impingln« on private property, Byer says. Tbe stanlord Research Institute Int.erna- Uonal has developed a van with mobile equip. ment that can be leased for actual monltorin1 Built at a cost of $400,000, ll now is beinc tested as a practical monitor of air pollution, Byer says. 0.ne ma.n can operate the van equipment, compared with dozens or fl'OWld inspectors needed to investigate a site or potential pollu- llo11 . THE lASER CAN DETECT solid particles like soot, and tell where it is and how dense, but not its size or chemical makeup, Byer says. He credits Ric hard Baumgartner. a graduate student, for completing the develop. ment or hlgh-power tunable lasers, broadcast- ing the special frequencies. In air pollution applications, the laser can search for various chemicals. One is s ulfur dfoxide, a leading oCCender, causing coughing a nd other ill effects. And nitrous oxide freon and ethylene, coming from auto exhausts cause fruits and flowers to ripen prematurely. ' Byer also forsees its use in helping to locate oi I fields by measuriAg methane gas es~pin11: from oil and gas deposits, detecting leaks in oil refinery pipelines. or from Liquid natural gas tanks For Those Who CARE Enough NEW YORK CAP> -A special way to say '"Happy Mother's Day" while helping poor mothers and their families around the world is offered throug h CARE's annual spring gift card plan. Frank L. Goffio executive director of the international aid a nd development agency ex· plains the program. .. A contribution sent in honor oC your mother or any woman dear to you will provide destitute mother!-a nd their families with food Jllc! medu:al aid .· Goff10 says "IT ~'ILL ALSO PROVIDE the matenals. tools. e<1u1pment and know how to increase their o wn food growtnJ!. to build schools, water systems, health and nutntion centers and to <:onducl other \'ital sclf-hclp projccls toward a brigi\tcr tomorrow. "In turn your mother or the person you de· StJ!natc will receive an attractive CARE greet mg card notifying her of your special tnbutc. Or 1f you prefer, 1t will be mailed to you ·· Donations can be SC'nt lo CARE. Dept M . Box 570. New \ ork . N \ 10016 BE THIN- STAY THIN • cowrun P1toe.uM It'• new a unique, epeclal diet, medlc.ttona, lnJectlona, no hormonea. &MpervlMd b'I medical ~or. lZOI ..._... St .. .OU .. I 04, In ... 671-JNJ CLASSES Ir WORKSHOPS MOW FOllMIMCi • H"•J•ht • ..... A.f'oW • ,......... • ....... a P.W Yow o-•OH U... WM•Mt • h.e..t C.,.... Prt ....... • l.Mllh4 CIMMt ·Der a he a. ... ~e~leigh SOUTH COAST VILUtH ~~ lHO S. .._.Dr .. S.t• AH 751-40IO M~ 10.f Set. 104 S.. t l·I YOU. COULD BE THE NEXT MISS NEWPORT BEACH! .. CONTACT JOE PARKINSON BEFORE SATURDAY. APRIL 29 <Ne ar• ~"'9 • ._.,_ N4tWOQr? 0.1""" c..> 'eoteM!nf Ult al the M1e,\; ~oott 8-..of\ cont ... 0"1 .Nn~ 1 It yt'<IU -~ c~ f.1'1" N,..woion OM,un YoU .,..,. ~"9 '300 at'd we 4t p.ay ye,..., •nu~r•C.t! fM b 1ne Mt's Newoott 8eec'h c.oN.,.. Single Newport Beach Gals 181025 Come tn and Sign Up At NEWPORT DATSUN 888 DOVE STREET ~-833-1300 ~w \ ' ,. Welcome to the Happy Cooker's evening series of : Codlring Classes for Vachtersf : Gournaet in tlae Galley with Britt---McPherson and her shipboard recipes Monday. April 24, The Day Sailor Weekend entertaining on board. Ideas for lunch. brunch. cocktails. buffet dining. Monday. May J . Weekend Crul.lng Provisioning. menu planning. stowing. easy- to-prepare breakfasts. lunches. dinners Monday, May 8 . Coaatal Crul.lng Provisioning. stowing. galley planning. Rough weather meC\ls. How to bake salt water bread Monday. May J 5. Eating for Health A class on natural f0ods and their preparation. Class time· 7·30 pm $10 per person fo r inihal class atte~ded. $8\per person for each succeeding etas<> Pavment in advance secures reservations 3441 Via Lido Via Lido Pia.so Ne•port Beacla, Ca. 92663 (714J 615·1460 DEAR ANN: My problem is my par~nts. I am not a teenaaer, I am an adult. Mother and Dad have been married over 30 years. They bad eipt children. Dad has been an alcoholic for the pa,t five years. At least once a week he spends all • day and all night drinking until he gets so ' Jbombed he doesn't know who he is. Dad joined AA several months ago. It helped a . lot for a while. but he couldn't stay with the , . , program. : .. .... All of a sudden Mother stopped talking :. to Dad. She acts as if he's not around. When he speaks to her she doesn't even answer. She never calls him when dinner is ready -and doesn't let him know when '-·s he is going out or when she will be home. i' l 've talked to Mother about the way I she ignores Dad and she says, "He doesn't want to be part of the family." Dad says ' 'Tm not in this shape for not.hing. You; mother drove me to drink." ! When I suggested a marriage t counselor, Mom said, "He has the pro- blem. Why should I go?" I need outside help with these two characters. I hate to see what ls coming. - STUCK IN THE MIDDLE AND SINKING DEAR STUCK: Your mother lhould l look In the phone book and call Al-Anon - J f ellowshlp for anyone whose Ule 11 made ,.....rmiserable because of a drt.Aklna problem '· • In the f amlly. Al-Anon has been known to ---do the job when everything else f alled. Your mother says, "He has the pro· blem" -but I can assure you the problem is a s much hers as U la bla. Why? Became it has made her resentful and bitter. No woman can possibly enjoy life when her home is an armed camp. Hand her this col· . umn, honey. '._.,. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Orchids to j\ .,you and to "Canada Mess" for dragging a · ":confidential health problem out of the closet. The gossipy nurse who talked too ; .. -..much about a young couple's VD treat- ,.mcnt at a local hospital should indeed be reported for unethical behavior. · ·• Your readers might be interested to know that 21 national and prof esslonal or- . " ganizations. including the American "' · Nurses Association, American Hospital As- ' ''sociation, and American Psychiatric As · sociation, have formed the National Com- ' mission on Confidentiality of Health ... -Records. This organization addresses itself ;-· -~o the utgent problems of health confiden· : -uality. The sex problems are becoming •: _:....more complex becaus4!, more and more. ~ ;t ~"third parties" like private and govern-~-~" ment insurers request personal health in· ~,:.!Sformation (often for good reason ). i "'l:".,~Sophisticated computer technology makes t tJit easier to store and retrieve this lnforma- C ·tion. · i ;• The National Commission on Confiden· : ~ .... tiality of Health Records is located at 1211 1 ;eonneclicut Avenue. N.W., Washington, '• . .-.)J.C. 20036, and would welcome letters of ~ _!-... .mquiry regarding health problem privacy. _,_::;,.-N.D.S., EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ( DEAR N.D.S-.: I, for one, dJd not know t the organization existed. Thanks for tbe In· [ (ormatlon, on behalf of me and millions of others. I l I \ , •• .J £ -,-:-; ~-. , , ' I , , l c , ' i ! ~·~ Ir .~ ... + '•: Mr. and Mrs. Chaster Shoemaker l ~~ 50th Anniversary ~ More than 100 guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Christensen, Costa Mesa, to honor Mrs. Christensen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Shoemaker, on their 50th wedding anniversary. The Shoemakers have lived in Leisure World, Laguna HUis for three years. r,.:: Mrs. Shoemaker, (be former Nadine Butler, came to Pasadena from El&in, Texas, in 1913. She is a memb~r o[ Chapter IF, PEO. , Pasadena, and Lea.sure World, Laguna Hills I PEO Group. Shoemaker's family moved to Pasadena from Oklahoma in 1910. He retired from lht I Pasadena Pott Office in 1970. He la a member of -·the Pasadena Maaonlc Lodge, Puadena Seot· L -ush Bite Bodies and Scottish Rite AuociaUon of ' .. _ Oran1e Coullty. -Both are members of the Puadena Pioneer ·Association. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jennings admire centerpiece at lnauguaral Ball, Santa Ana Countl)' Club. HAPPENINGS I WEDDING$ Spring's the Season for Parties It's the season for posh parties, and last weekend's black tie Second Annual Inaugural Ball at the Santa Ana Country Club was no ex· c~ption. The event, which opened the club's current season by honoring new president Frederick G. Jenalags and Mo. Jenlllnp, combined eleaant ecor, epicurean hors d 'oeuvres, a seven-coune aourmet dlnner and dancin1. Greeting guests in an intimate rec:eivinl line were Mr. and Mrs. Jennine• and Mr. aad Mn. lam• O'Keefe, immediate past president. · All past presidents were given a bouton- nlere attached to a ribbon designating terms of office. The women found small whlte roses at their place settings. O'Keefe introduced past presidents, includ- ing Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rlmd, .Mr. aacl Mrs •. ThOm as Walker, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Hartley Sears, Lee Mettger, Mr. and Mn. James It. Moore, Mr. and Mn. WUDam C. Dennis, Mr. and Mrs. Staaley Brekbm aad Mr. and Mn. Gerald Wemer. A Rea/Honor National Volunteer Week ended Saturday, so it seems only fitting that numerous area residents were honored on two recent occasions for their contributions and accomplishments as volun· teers. Twenty local corporations were invited to a reception Tuesday. hosted by Pacifi c Mutual and highlighting corporate community involve- ment in community service agencies. Then on Thursday, the Voluntary Action Center and Retired Senior Volunteer Program held its annual Awards Reception at the Newport Harbor Art Museum. JDdge Selim PrankUa led the proceedings, and Mrs. John JJaskell (incoming president or the board of directors of V AC) presented silver bowls to red· · pients of the Carnation Community Service Award. . They were Mn. Helen L. Crick.may. Harold G . Olaoa, Mrs. Patricia Young, Wiiiiam GHtaflOD, Mn. Carol Boice and Jack Babbert. The President's award for out.standing service went to the Mental Health Association and was Happenings Sy Marcia Forsberg received by Mrs. PhylUs Edgecambe, and a group award was 1lven to TOT-LINE, a telephone counseling service under the auapices of the Family Service Association of Orange County. Mn. Ronald Brow•, chairman of the RSVP Advisory Council, made the followinc. awards: Commendation for Outstanding Volunteer Service County of Orange to Mn. Ca~anae MacGregor; lbe Elizabeth Canepa Outstanding Volunteer Award to Oaalee Carter; and tbe Bet- ty DiUmar Annual Award for Outstanding Service to Seniors to Mn. Claarlotte Kracht. Mn. Pamela WUder, Junior League project chairman for New Directions (a half.way house for recovering alcoholic women), was bonoTed with a citation from the National Center for Voluntary Action, Washington, D.C. Eighteen '(olunteera and four volunteer groups received certificales of meril for out· standing contributions. Volunteers were: Mrs. Dorothy Schnorr, Mra. Helm Kmleclak, Ben Munoz, Mrs. Norma OdeU, Mn. Kay IUck.s, Helen Stevenson, Dinah Mitchell, JaUa A. Craig. Sandra Casey, Mn. Ela.ilte l'ou1, Mn. Helen F. Scott, Mn. Catharine E. CUffonl, Mn. Mar,aret Ersldae, AJ Feller, Mrs. Pearl Mobart, Mn. Myrtle Moore, Mrs. Miidred Fis .. ber and Mrs. Vlrlinla Baker. Groups were: Outreach Aides or San Clemente General Hospital, the Corona del Mar High School 'Key Club, Santa Ana Senior Citizen's Group and the Newport Harbor Art Museum. The VAC also honored the cities of Newport Beach. Co5ta Mesa and Orange, Arthur Young & Company. The Irvine Company, Laguna Federal Savings & Loan and Southern California Savines & Loan in recoaniUon ol their services. People Peering Stars and celebs: Farnb FaWftU-M9Jon played tennis and relaxed last weekend at the John Wayne Tennis Club; Fraa Tm•t., Min- nesota Vikinas quarterback, waa a recent auest at the Newporter Inn ... South Coast Junior Women'• Club bas installed Sltuw Dam -s president. The eroup bas also honored Jalle Bowyer as Girl of the Year, Cart Manee as · Citizen of the Year and Paltl ~llllams as Clubwoman of the Year . . . Me bers of the Auxiliary of Hoaa Memoria Hospital Presbyterian worked a total or 81,444 hours dur.- ing its fiscal year ending March 31, reports Jae· qale Mlller, president ... A fashion deslcn by Pe111 Sda.rae&le. Newport Beach, was model.cl recently for New York desianen and Stephens College alumnae in New York City. Min &:hraegle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Scbraegle, is a fashion design major at Stephens ... Five Golden West College students won prizes in the annual Arthur S. Wiley French speaking competition sponsored by the Oranee Coast chapter of Alliance Francaise of the California Riviera. Elise Aube won the "Grand Prix," earning a two-month stay at the Alliance Francaise in Paris for more intensive instruc· tion In the French language. Other winners were Jennifer Adami, Richard Reed, Laura Pickard and Uasa MUcltell . . . Un C. Nolle daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Oaude B." Nolte oi Newport Heach, was capped in a candlelight ceremony by the Samuel Merritt Hospital School of Nursing in Oakland ... Two nursing students who jointly have given more than 1,000 hours in volunteer service to the Huntµigton Beach Community Clinic have been naftled Golden West College volunteers of the year. They ·are Mn. Carol Olcbawa and Mt. Debor· rah Higginbotham. . . Zonta Girls for the month of March were Dealae El1ar, Pam WigM, andy Frost and Kelley aart ... Weddings/Engagements Mrs. Wahlstrom Mrs. Hoppe Laing-Quinn _ · Jaime Jean Laing, Laguna Beach, and Richard E . Quinn Jr., Marshall, Mo., have an- nounced their engagement. They will be mar- ried May 7 in Community Presbyterian Church, Laguna Beach. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Laing, Laguna Beach. and Ri chard E. Quinn, Marshall, Mo. Miss Laing is ~ graduate of the University of Washington, and she earned her master's degree at Stanford. Quinn graduated from Van- derbilt University and earned his master's from the post graduate school in Monterey . He is a , lieutenant ln the United States Navy and a naval aviator. The couple will live in Hawaii alter their marriage. Bennett-Bogue Pamela Jo BeMett, Costa Mesa, and Geof· Irey W. Bogue, Anaheim, will be married Aug. 5 at Newport Harbor Lutheran Church. The engagement announcement was made ~ta dinner party also celebrating the 25th wed· ding anniversary of the bridegroom-elect's parents, Dr. and Mrs. DeWitt Bogue, Anaheim. Miss Bennett's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Bennett, Cotta Miia. She la a 11"eduate of Zltancla Hlth Sehool. Bogue sraduated from AllabeAm H1th Sebool and will eomplete bis 1tudJ11 at Oran1e ~ty Business Collese in July. · Bauer-Harbin EUsabetb Harbin, Costa Me.a, and Gerald T . Bauer Jr., San Dleco, were marrltd in ceremoaMI eootluct.ct ln St. a.orae•a EptteopaJ Church, Lquna Hilla. Their parent.a are Mr. and Mn. Donald , .. -·-----· Mrs. Horkley Miss Laing Harbin. San Clemente, Mrs. Victoria Bauer, San Diego, and the late Mr. Gerald T. Bauer. The new Mrs. Bauer graduated from Eslan· cia High School and Orange Coast College. Bauer took his BA degree from San Diego State University. Hoppe-Kreider Our Lady Queen of Anaels, Newport Beach, was the setting for the wedding of Deborah An· na Kreider, Irvine, and Mark Arthur Hoppe, Newport Beach. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Kreider, Devon, Pa., Mrs. Arthur D. Hoppe, Newport Beach, and the late Mr. Arthur D. Hoppe. The new Mrs. Kreider ls a graduate of School of lhe Holy Child in Rosemont, Pa., and the use School of Physical Therapy, where she afflllated with Delta Delta Delta. Her huaband graduated from Newport Harbor High School and the USC School or Business Administration. where he affiliated with Kappa Sigma. Following a honeymoon In Banff, Canada. they will live in Irvine. Wahlstrom-Togie Teresa EUeen Torte, Del Mar ... an"d Enslin Mark Wahlstrom, Poway, were married fn ceremonies conducted at St. Jama Church in Solana Beach. Their parent.a are Mr. and Mrs. Robert J . To1le,• Fountabl Valley, and Mr. and Mn. Don Wahlstrom, Poway. ·. The new Mn. Wahlstrom ls a 1raduate or Edison Hi~Scbool and Californla State University, Beach. Wahbll'Oni sraduated from Poway School and the Citadel In Charleston, S.C. • They wlU ma.ke their nnt bome 1D Hawaii. . -. .. Mrs. Bauer Wedding and engage· ml'llt at11'1QUncements nm on Sunday in the Dally Pilot. Forms are auallable at all Daily Pilot offices or by calling the Features Department. 642-4321 . To avoid disappoint- ment. prospective brides are remmded to haVf! their wedding stones. with a black-and-white glouy of the bride or of the couple. to the Features Depart- ment one week before the weddmg. Miss Bennett, Mr. Bogue Horkley-Connel I M aldng their first !lome in Costa Mesa following 11 honeymoon in Hawaii are Colleen Connell. Newport Beao.b, and Tbomu Bruce Horkley, M1ulon Viejo. They were married In ~remoftiea conduct- ed in Sacred Heart Church, Palm Desert. Tbeil' parents are Mr. and Mrs. John H. Connell, . Newport Beach, and Thomu Horkley, Idaho Falls, Idaho. .. The new Mrs. Horkle1 la a sraduate of 'Newport Harbor High School and Oran1e Cout ~: College. Her husband 1raduated wlth a ;-> master's degree In business from the University '? of Idaho. I ..... t . Business ORANGE COUNTY ~.~1~1m Stang Beats Back FJootl By 'IROa L£COQ ................. Almoat all businesses face bard times at some poinL Future's Overseas, Diversification And how manacement bandlet crisis ls a good measure of lta skill. ONE O•ANGE Coast firm that's 9bown its mettle during a recovery from heavy debt and the ebb and flow of the construe· lion business ls Stang Hydronics Inc .• of San Clemente. The com_J)any'a major activity is de-watering,· said William J. Stock, president, which accounts for 58 percent of the business. Their pumps and wells have kept the San Onofre power sla· tion construction site dry for about four years, despite the pounding surf just a rew hundred reetaway. STANG'S WELL point systems do the same job for an aluminum smelter being built on ·the shore of the Persian Gull in Stang division's towbars help trundle jumbos Dubai. But. Stock said, dewatering has fallen on hard times with the reduction in major projects s ince the '60s. "There's more competition among contractors ... where there used to be 10 bidding on a contract. there are now 35." ' And recently. rain cut into profits because heavy equip· ment couldn 'l be moved through mud. lt has been a blow to Stang, said Stock, because revenues have dropped from a 1976 high of $15.2 million to 1977's reported $14.07 million. Dividends, paid since 1976, however , have been continuous at 20 cents per share, semi· annually. But, Stock said, a good portion. of company resources are going into building new business du.r· ing a cyclical down period. New product lines and ex· pansion into overseas operat.ioos are lbe main thrust, he said. STANG, WIUCH operates at eight U.S. locations and in Canada. has sub6idiariea operat· Cash Main/Event In Executive's Pay ... . Honey lures the bear to the hive. But cash, it seems, is what al· tracts top executives to new companies. That's a big change from a rew years ago when tax-free benefits -a company car for example -were the clincher wben an executive was recruited. · ' ACCORDING TO John C. Von Hagen of Arthur Young and Company, Santa A:na, the shift to cash began when tax laws changed in 1969. The trend, he a dded, has accelerated in the past few years, especially in the Orange Coast area. Volatile inflation and the boomin~ real estate market were twcJ causes he cited for the change. "Real estate activity en· couraged business executives to seek cash. •. they found it more profit.able to invest directly in real estate," he said. Executives also found invest· ing extra money in ways they considered best preferable to ac- cepting non-cash compensation. Inflation's steady grinding away althedollarwasthespur. VON HAGEN added that com· pany surveys and its ex~utive search activities show that bonus plans that reward top managers for performance have become more Important in a total compensation package. Such plans, he added, benefit the firm as well by forcing them to set clear measures ot performance and concise goals. "Companies look at where they want to go, they set goals. or course H 's still s ubjec· ing in Australia (for 13 years) and Canada. They market or work on projects in most of the world. Some or these are joint ven· lures to win contracts for large petrodollar-financed projects in the Mideast and Indonesia. Stock said that these ventures. are now reporting profits. And that Stang is ·gathering know- how for operating overseas. IT IS ALSO learning about the sensibilities of foreign customers. An example, said Stock, is the Persian Gulf project. John C. Von Hagen live .•. but at the end or the year , the company can evaluate what the executive has done <See CASH, Page en Shift Sidetracks Merger By J OANNE REYNOLDS Of ... O.Hy Pl.let Slaff Irvine National Bank shareholders, in a meeting last week, pared their board of direc· tors from 11 to seven members and changed directions in a move viewed by some observers as a compromise to head off a full- blown proxy fight. Attorney John Virtue was elected chairman or the new board, replacing Richard Stevens, who is no longer a board member. • THE MOVE was seen by some shareholders and local busi· nessmen as an outgrowth of the ~plil on the board that emerged witb the January resignation of :.James Lynch as president of the bank. · Lynch and b a nk c ashier .Roben creigbton left the five· year-old institution shortly ~e1ore the old board of di~lors Atu1ounced the end of Its plans to ~erge with Newport Beach's 'American State Bank. •· Virtue. me of ~ owners of ~ Newport Center law firm ol ·\llrtue and Scheck, declioed to d escr i b e th e a nnu al ~arebolden' meeting as a pro-"ftY fleht. He did acknowledge, 'however, that Lynch and Crei(llton were part of the group of s'bareholders who had gathered the majority of the 228,000 shares represented at the meeting, leading to the election or the new board. NEW DIRECTORS include Dr. Leon Nelson, Richard Duffy, Gerald McClellan, Dr. Martin Hansen and George Argyros. Virtue said the seventh vacan· cy will be filled when the direc· tors select a new president, a task he said is currently keeping all or the directors busy. "The board has interviewed 14 candidates and will continue in· terviewing," he said. The previous board included Lynch and Creighton, before their departures, plus Dufry, McClellan, Nelson, Charles Hostler, Ron Pfahler, John M. Rau, James Slemons and Stevens. Slenm said ID an interview that be believes the new bOard represents an end to the fac· tionaliam that existed within the old board. He said the source or the differences was over the merger. WORK ON the merger with American State bad been pend· ing for more than a year when the project was dropped last month. . Irvine National operates out of a buildine at 21n Campus Drive: Immediately alter 1ut Tuesday's shareholders' meeting, a ground breaking ceremony was held for its first branch office at Placentia and Superior avenues in ~ewport Beach. American State operates out or a headquarters in Newport Center with a branch near the Town and Country shopping center on South Main Street in Orange. Proponents of the merger saw it as an opportllhity to expand services. Opponents viewed the merger as a move too hasty for a young bank with $30 million in assets. Stevens said the part that Lynch and Creighton played in the Rathering of proxies was most likely related to their former jobs, but he Cell the dif· Cerences among directors had little to do with the two former bank officers. STEVENS AND Virtue both said they believe the new board will not be facing the divisive- ness of the old and will be able to concentrate on directing the business of the bank. The bank was founded in April of 1973 on an issue of 250,000 s hares al $10 a share. Options granted since then have brought the total of outstanding shares to 301,000. Hansen and Hostler both were members of the founding board of direct.on but resigned shortly after the bank's openini. Hostler returned to the board just after the departure of Lynch and Creighton. -103 PM STEREO SQUNDS OF :Y-HE HARBOR ~L~------------..:.;,. ____ ~_"°"' __ F_a_sh_io_n __ Is_J~---d-.-N-~~--po-~-'--~-.. -a_ch ______________________ __, 1 the Persian Gull proJeeL Saudi Arabia calls it the Ara· bian Gull, Iran calls it the Persian Gull. Construction com· panles working there call it simply "The Gulf" to avoid ruff. ling senUUve Arab feathers. Stock also believes predictions that major plants will graduall,y move into less developed COUil· tries (LDCs) as they grapple for a bigger piece of the clobal economy. The other thrust, said Stock. is a move into specialized markets similar to present activities. Fireboat streams pour from Stang Monitors SOME ARE related lo existing pumping and sewage 'plant equipment, others include Slang's Monitor, a large· volume, firefighting nozzle. on new markets and very specialized products. "Very specialized products in very narrow fields. • .a product" that sells on its own merits in or- der to avoid price wars ••• The Monitors spew thousands of gallons of water 500 feet, up to 20 stories high. "We decided the only way to diversify was to find a need, and develop a product without taking on the giants," sjl.id Stock. <See srANG'S, Page en Los Angeles' neet of fireboats 1s equipped with them, fire trucks, fixed ·position petrochemical plant fire systems and airport fire trucks also use them. The Company ••• Stang Hydronlcs Inc. is a Delaware corporation head- quartered at 224 Avenida Del Mar. Suite E. San Clemente. The largest Stang pumps will empty a. standard U8·bY·35) swimming pool in about 4S seconds. Slightly monJ than haff its bCJSiness is dewatering (keeping construction sites dry). the balance is diversified, including liquid-handling equipment, special fire nozzles. and large jet maintenance eQuipment. Revenue in 1977, $14.074 million. All of these products, either produced or assembled by various Stang divisions, are be- ing viewed as potentially usable. in new applications. Principal officers: John W. Stang Jr .• board chairman: 'M/liam J. Stock, president; vice presidents Richard T. Case. James_B. Dron and Thurman W. Quinn, and Richard I. Valenzuela. secreta,y-treasurer. BUT Sl'OCK said the newest d.iversificatioo effort is focmed Farmer Sows Success Leroy Standly is one of those Kansas fella 's who just can't quit planting seeds for the sheer joy of watching them sprout. But the 74-year-old former farmer and re- tired businessman isn't spending his energy on the soil ... he'd· rather spend it on people. ESPECIALLY people who want to go into busi· ness. "I'm a long ways from what you'd call an ex· ecutlve," said Standly. "I grew up in Kansas and spent my first 25 years OD a farm." He tilled his own land ror a while, then decided to sell out and go to col· Jege where he got his degree in social sciences and bus iness ad- ministration. ·'The Depression was on, so I did a lot of things ... be said. lnclud· ing working fot Boeing during World Warn. r un· ning a credit department, ·his own window screen :business and then he wound things up by becoming a real estate broker. HE·S RETIRED now, living on bis invest- ments, but decided to tum his experience lo some good use. The slight, but spr ightly businessman is a vol unteer with SCORE, the Service Corps of Retired Ex· eculives, and there's nothing be likes better than helping someone start up a business pro- perly so it'll keep going. "Something like 8,000 businesses are going t.o start here next year.'• he lsaid, "maybe SO per· cent are gonna fail. ··That's bard on creditors, hard on the person that failed." sometimes he has to tell them they aren't likely to make it. •'I remember one person that should never have started a business (a book store). He just didn't know anything about it, so I suggested maybe he'd better work in a bookstore for a while. "He did," said StaDd· ly. "for a year before he finally started his own store." Some people don't make realistic assess- ments or cash needs when they take out a business loan. "THEY JUST borrow enough to go broke on.•' Some good ideas never get going because the application t.o the bank is poorly drawn. Standly uses his pro· posal-writing experience to fix that. <See SCORE, Page C7 > IT HAS dont? well, said --------- Stand ly, but at first "it '71 POISCHIS didn't look like he had AU HERE! the ingredients to be a successful en• PORSCHE trepreneur ... Other problems he LEASING runs across are family businesses that start NEW & USE. D with all members work· WHAT SfANDLY and inghard,butlater,every· other SCO~E volunteer~ onelosesinterest. CALL THE EXPERT try to do is take a re· -A lot or those are BILL YATES, IHC. alistic look at the PlllJ?s perfectly good opera-VW /PORSCHE people draw up r~r their lions, be said, they just S37-4800 ~~11 hoped-for ent.erpnse and :f!_!a~ll~a~p~art.~-----~=::::::::::=~===~ help them see the pro-- bl ems they might be likely to stumble on. He offers solutions. financial advice and You'll really love what we don't have. If There's No Letup In Inflation The See our ad in the Rt.al E&ate Section. '·· ___ _. ..... _,. .... GOLD we expect thar gold ~ si1Yar Prices will ralty sharpty in 1978 as more and more traders tum to precious metals to protect themselves agal11st the economic uncertain· ty that lies aheaa. Gold and Silver have long been a haven for investors who distrust paper currencies. and who desire to protect themselves against the ravages of Inflation. We expect that during 1978 investors will again turn toward precious melals as a means of protecting themselves against the possibilities of Increased lnftattng and economic stagnation For rnont cion1)fete Information. lncludlno fee ctwaM a expenses. Obtain • disclosure by sending ihlt ' coup0n. Read n cerefulty before you Inv.It Olt .. nd money. Mell lo ·---~~------~-----~---~, ................................................... . . . Address ••••••••••••• ! •••. ,: • , ••••••••• ·; ••••••• TefeOhOne. 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I 1101 .. pJ'leM at I.I lo tllr~ ea-..,. f11nU7'J aaaaal groa l•· coine If m•&h.ly boulng COllt ~·t exceed %J Hree.& fl JllContt, So yoa HD probably If· f1Jd a ...... p'1ced ap to abOM "'•'"· YH're ........... tke rt11t& Pri«;9 raa11. Y" m[jlK wtsla '9 eoui•r bll)'lq a coa· ••811•1• .. IPl'*Pl••t wlalcb comblaes llonit,.._,..., ... apartma& advutages. I lln• 11•4 e•celle11& e,iperleace with con-d••lal..._ 9WlteAlaJp, baelucUDc appreclaUoa HJ11p1nMe &o &•at of ... ,le family homH. Wtr• wtua • 1ood .... 1 11tate ., .. , to nu ••• flaaace a t.om1, dH't be iD a llwry~ aid yo•'ll fiM a laome 1oa Uke and caa alflf'd, DEAR BOP : How can a buyer be sure he's not b">'inl a headache property when purcbuing lncomeproperty? Mr. s. O. DEAa Q. s. O.: Inspect carefully Nfore ltvt.1. Doll'l ll11Ua&e &o coat back two or · tfaree times before maklDI your r.:•rclt ... olfer. Be sore tbaf offer c.talaa aa ''""°" c•Ua& .. ey dame. I Ukt lllla one: .. Thi• otter eoa&Jaceat •poa hayer'• approval ot ... ~., u.. ,,.,.11,. w1w. n ........ lag 4•Y• l»Y CH•• of coatrac&or or laQectlw 11rvlee)." If you IUDfft speclftc problems, Helt 11 phuabllll er wlri•I· 1peeUy 1uclt lit• 1pecUoa &oo. Jlul don't 11ped the propeny &o ... la ,.dee& eadi~: l& It la, you'll paf Sop dollar. DEAR BOB: I think there waa a mi1priot In )'Our receot artic le on the "residence replacement rule." Jl said thia rule 11mu.1t" be used if circumstances quauty. Shouldn't it h-v• said "may?'' John K. DEU JORN: There was no mlsprinL Use of the 0 reside,.ce replacement rule" for tax defernJ ls mandatory la cenala •i&ua· ...... ,..,....,, . .-..11 ............ lfter ...... , .. ......., .. II llt 111, If,.. . h,.,,.. ......... -........... .... ........... ,.. ........ ..,... .. _ - '"',,.,... "• .............. tit ...... ..... ~I{,._, ............ . D&.U BOB: I UN 11•11 ot ~'*"·tor • bla.,tr •lloa. I'm 11tUn1 '' I• . ,ooo: H1d IN.ooo ,., lt MY"' , .. n •So· r •baiid la ts. Can we UH that "over II rule" &o •our prom tuf Mm M. DSA& 11.\aYs I& .,,..,. '"...,,, .. , , .. ,., .... , ....... , .. ..,. .. 11IM ao aulp oae aales val• &o ,.., M•• and ••ether to tile baalaeo, Tiie ''over U nle" appUes oaly C. tale el the pt"Uldpal ,..,..ce r.n.a.. Te •AU11, YO" Mii& ltne Uwe4 la I e& leu& ftye tf U.. et1ra& Y•ut Won Hit, .. ave ..w' ... U.. rale befon, ud at IHI& Me.,... •• lie 15 or older on &.be title tran1fel' dey. If die aales prtee I• .,., .. •·•· tile •· tlre pront la lax·free. On p.,tcea above Ws amoq&, divide $35,IM by UM adJ•ted sales price So esll1111te your tn·f~ 9rom peRea&. Bee year tax advl10r for aaon HtaUa, DEAR BOB: My wire and I are thinking oC selling our home and buying an apartment house, perhaP8 10 to 12 units. We'll live in one unit. How can we 1et detan. on apartment owner benefita and state laws? MigQel A. DEAll MIGUEL1 .U a Jnlal••• na• two booP: (l) WIW•• Nlckenee'• uH.t; I Ta"'ed $1,8" late N llJIUoa la a.al Et~&e ll M)' Spare Tl8'1t,'1 au (I) AJ-.n Wwl')''I "Row Yeu c .. hn•• FlaUtlally ~· den& lavesU11• la a11I ~1&a&a,'' ie& .. pabll.W by SlmOll and Seiaa&er. Te k.., .. oa 1&1&e laws affec&ta1 apal1llllll&llJt"' )'ear local ap•rt11tn& owaer'• UMCI• • Abe take property q1aa1cemen& .. .,.., at • Jte1rb7 ttl&ec•· • DJMR BOB: I m J1placed your •'1-lclt oa how to •voicJ paylnl a bl1 e1tate tu on a home when one 1pouae dies. What m11.1t we do? t.tarjorie R. DEAl MAUOal•; ,..,. NW je&9' &nu· eie1 ereal.ed aftel' ,Janary l, 1m, oae-lllalf tile property's vaJoe cu be escl-.. ,,. .. tleee· dent's estate. See YO\ll a&&orM)' &o 1nl1 dill new benefit to aequl•ltloaJ befwe tllll o&e. SCORE OFFERS EXPERT HELP .•• CFrosn P11e Ci) He' and other SCORE m embers also look into a ick companies. "We look at why they're not doin1 better -maybe Jt 's their bookkeeping or ·some other problem." The Orange County chapter of SCORE. and its affiliate ACE (Active Corps of Executives). is m ade up of about 3-0 peo· pie. most retired ex· ecutives with financial, managerial and other e.pertiae to spare. LAS T YEA.Jl, s aid' St andly, SCORE a nd ACE met with 5,000 peo- pJ e i n l n d i v id u a I counaelln1 se11lona or ln clinics and workshops. The organ ization needs a few mor e ex· ecutaves, active or re· ti red, lo m eet what Startdly sees u a grow· lng demand lot help. Standly said he still likes to aet hi& hands in· to deal•, arran1in1 for dillerent people to 1et together when a pairing would make a,n idea flowe r. BUT PU ri ING people together is a sometimes d e licat e process, h e said . personalities have to match. "If YO\I don't mind, I'll go back to the far m ... I found it took quite a lot of sk ill to m atch UP. horaes to plow. ••tr on• gOM too fast, he pulls the whole load and tires himself out. If one drag1 behind, he slowa things down loo much." S TANDLY S AID a n yone who wa nted SCOR E's he lp s hou ld call the Los Angeles or. rice at (213) 688·4892. That offi ce puts callers in touch with the Orange County chapter. By THOM LECOQ NEW YORK STOCKS CONTINlJEI) I f ........ ,.,. . STANG'S FVTURE ••• C...,.,.Clll ~ fttr ""' Y>i ... IE uid. , .. ,, , ............... ,. ..... a1rerllt .,.... t.,.n -.. .... ,, ••w, .._..,..,.. Utat l•rs• .. , ........... ...,., .... .......... l'l'ANONOW•abl~ =';~~~lrt'J:: 1a: fl'lllH .U.. .......... ~ .. , trwponflf 11•..-. "Tlalak of Utt• 11 11,000 ''""' .... , ... , .,. ltta\1.1 • IMllk>' .. 111v• a '°' et uwe part• J.W11 ••l evtrrw...,.. tb•t eu•• ~ but •• ,U..,'n nry...Ww.0 ltoels ........ --~, allo mu .. tow Mn for .... slut' pJane1. One modtl II 1111ell tllOUJh to ftt aboar4 &be ciraft for UN Ja ... ,._.. or OD tm.U fltldl, • ff• add4d ttw the COJ!Spa'y Is ly.'' And. ht added, ablpplnc cotia are reduced. ONS All&\ ot elo'\¥ powth Stools 11 )lappy with le 1taff • Sat .. ,_. rtom • mllUoq to SU nalUloQ durln1 Ule paet five 1ea.n 1 Stoek 18Jd, but employee roll• oave &~• ~ onl)' 3$ from 1a..utJOOortllJ4all1. TboH people, b• addtd, have leaned &o work mon .. • team . '1" a ••all GOmPN'r, tnf)'One 1111 tourntbelrown w1y." Lew "'"'"'' of tb• l11t '"°'rierl _M. •• optjml•Ueelly. wlll be DUt.netd b)' blper UUrd caua•r rev.oU11 wblft dtla)'ed worll aete und4r way. But the lollg ran1e outlook, he 11Jade it clear, depends on wider dlvenUJcatJoD and mort over.· MU aoUvlty. Stang Pr•ldent Stock CASH LURES TOP MEN ••• , leoklttl Jor another pro6uct (,....,.. Pace ti) .. ~~~J:: ::a:: !!": ;::· tow•rd Na~hhll that gqal." duct without too lftlBY p ro. Another attractiOll for cash pany stock, payabt. ln 3took e>r 1barea, after a •pecltlo period ol Ume. • blems, teehnical or flnanclal. compensation In hl1her .,Jutes Hd cpJt bonus"• Von Ha1en ''Wl.'DON'I' wut to be• Pn>e· ••Id, la the fear tbat lb• 50 per. tor 1111" Gam.,,l, we want to dflal cent <mnimum) tax bracket wltb IOO to IOO cmtontera so we may be chan1ed. can have two highly trained In· dividuals to ~11 the product. . . IT~ OJ'TION8 are among Wt're loc*tnf' al fl million to $Z ttut olU.t and "'01t po~!"' mllUOtl to ttart and groWtb at a lo,a1·i."" bonua plana, wt x reasonable ra~ to $6 mlllioo." law ehahtll ol lt'll makln1 non· quallfyiq option plans more at· •tans, he .,..,.ti, II run pretty ~ae•lv• th• before. eonservattvely, 'tit• ditflfellHll betwM11 qual· lstoek jolnecl the Clnrt ln 1t70 lt1ln1 and noo.quaUfrinl 1tock wh•q it wu htavily ia dtbt. He opUpn plan.a, be said, are very t11btened eperatlona, found compl••· But non-quallf7ing ways to lllerease worldoau and pl&M otter Ula advant-1e o tax hu relied ea ma!Ded eaminp dedueUans I~ the company. to finance l1'0WUl. Stoek Hid -11 Stock apprtC!laUon ri1hta also d • b t 1 we rt e 1 t • r • d l n ere belfta otfeNd by many firms Deo1mber, lfTS. wltb e•uUves entitled t.o 1 re· On tho Oran1e Coa.t, 1ueb beneflt4 are the norm as NC~t· lng new talent from out of'.lhe area beeomes more dlfflcul~ VON llAGEN'8 re~rµlt"\90i work for t!Ounty firms hais abown that tales ot the · tu1h c* of 'housln1 and Uvia1 !\er. ·k&Je apre•d far. Recruit.int often moves. to' the point of a protpect looldnl ewer the a rea where the co~t of a house equal to lhe one be o• 1he will leave 11 double ot tliple what was paid elsewhere If pay offered ian't 1ubttantial .-or bonus and other COftlpel'9a· tlon a ren't enou&h, the executive ataya put. Althou1h tbe eomplftJ Is celve OM app1ecl1Uon on c~m· pultllcly held, 1bo\lt TO percent i.s ~---,-----------------.... -.""' reta1nec1 by u. fOUlldlft• tam.Uy Pu•-Ja of lobn W, ~I Ir. •..,;;; OOJNO PtJILtC added· ~n,~ oaplt•l tq th• onae·troubled 111 ,-;-; nnn..:-nnJ\ ,11 operation, •-14 Stock, bul lt also 11 1 gave competitors "' edl•· Stanc muat carry more Jn· surance on MY 1lven Job than other bidders and wane, SEC required repona tlvt dttlila of Itani ~at!ou and finuclng to eomptdten. "They go to gn!at len1ths to set information on us," sald Stock. " But h• WU. Utt "rlc>Dalisecl 1yal111t el depoU 9"' eq\llPIMftt storage Jots offsets eome of that advanta1e. "We're 'rtlionaliNd and eu have equipmeftt avaUabte quick· ~ ,. 4 A limited edition of unlimited possibilities. n,. Moo.1ng. A limited edition of just 31 townhomes. Ar, Intimate, ~blend of architecture and environment. . MultHawl designs In rustic cedar Wkes. Wndow ""'6ol.._dlltPfovtde1 pan~amlc view from~ Pacific to the South, fNlnd to tJSntly rolling hllls and green vAliey&. n... •~ CM"'1f two bedfoom, two and one-half ~th plans that llfad the thtno-you look for m05t in a new home. c.ombt. Privacy. Practical design. Md NC:Ni\b\11 q>pQ"tuntttes that Include~ pool ftnd jacuzzi. ~ tovmftomes, a limited edi1ion ..• ~ thllt 1he pnslht•.,.. • llmldels ae you care to make them. Alff>rda~~ prlitcl from ~ $75,000 .. , ... • • rN •J:N•~~ DIMNlt ~" •• i • \ --~Vllwc.t .,_~~ (7Y)"1.-1DIO tl .... a . . . ,,, ...... • i.--.. . -. ,,. . -• • • ., • t • #• • • .. • • • •• .-• I '' I ............ tu &Ja,OOl>"buy now allowaaee'' wftb a seleetkm et tile auae m.ercbudbe. La Cuesta TemU Clab,.U111itecr at Newland and EUia. Dear Bffch B'oulevard. ls olferlDI Its bomebuyen free f'ro11t court.Yard landscaping and free front sprinkler installation. Addltioul· Jy, a microwave oven b belft8 ln· eluded with eacb home purchase and there is a new 10.percent down payment plan for qualiOed buyers. . .. 'REAL ESTATE' NigpCI .Homes· ·P .opular 'the popularity at llDde-famlty detacbed bamea Is reftected by the auccea ot tbe •ward·wilml.ag LatePark bomea In Laguna Niguel, a project ot Avco Com-rnu.ntty Developers, Ille. According to Joseph W. Smith. the comJ)aQY's ctireetor of sales and marteting. $11 mWion in sales bave been reeorded s~e the project opened Jut Jnuar)'. Upon completion of tbe third * phase at tJ1e end or November. ~•lln!.WWl':o:J tbe project wlll contain 133 LA CUESTA Cove offers two and three·bedroom townbomes in single and two.story designs. Prices range from $76,990 and generous living accommodations span lo 1,5190squarefeet. Bollfllaoek in Turtle Rock homes, with an eftlltual build- out total of299 units. ~. LA CUESTA Cove. which ;;stands above the sea at Camino Jrlira Costa and Plaza Esteval. two blocks seaward of the San Diego Freeway in San Clemente.· Js currently offering a $2,000 "buy Tbe Cove's third and finaJ courtyard of 2S townbomes re· cently opened for sales. Four floorplans are being offered by the builder. Major features in· elude woodburning fireplaces. some formal dining rooms. gourmet kitchens. some sloped ceilings, built-in ranges and ovens, dishwashers, courtyards, patio gardens1 sundecka and pro- fusely planted gro~ds. This home, one of five floor plans at Tur· Ue Rocle Glen garden homes in the Irvine Village of Turtle Rock. received an award of merit in the Pacific Coast Builders• Gold Nugget competition. It was designed br the Newport Beach architectural nnn o Richardson Nagy .Martin. LAKE .PARK, buUt on a plateau overlooking the U.-acre Laguna N"tguel RegloaaJ Park: and 40-acre lake. affords blU'el'S both privacy and security. 'lbe garden homes. eontalnlnC U50 to 1,950square feet, oiler a choice ' now allowance'• from whJch tlomebuyers may select free ... draperies. refrigerator, washer, ''dryer, ceramic tile, bot tub, mini· -blinds and similar merchandise Mediterranean Living or five noor plans. Price range ol the two, three and four bed.room homes is $88.000 to $120.000. Features offered ID one or more pl am include wood·buming fireplaces, custom designed greenhouse windows, vaulted ceiling, French doon, wet bars. • tocomplementtheirnewbome. • La Cuesta Racquet Club1 local·· 'ed at Beach Boulevard ana Mem· phis, one block south of Adams in Huntington Beach, ls also offer· La Cuesta Racquel Club is a new neighborhood, walled for privacy and security. wblcb of. fers three·bedroom townbomesin two-story floorplans. Prices on the last few bomeutart at $89,990. Villas Modeh Open in Laguna Niguel :~Loan Board ·Alters.Roles THREE DIFFERENT floor plans provide up to 1,722 square feet of living space in Racquet Club dwellings. Prominent features include sloped ceilings. ,woodburning firepl~ces. ca~t· jng-. as Tangos and ovens, dishwashers, balconies, private patios, wood beams, some Roman tub baths, abundant landscaping and, in one plan, a second floor bonus room. The models at the Villas, a Mediterranean·style village created by Avco Community Developers Inc. in Laguna Niguel, will be open for public viewing daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.ni. Four floor plans. the St. Tropez. the Malaea, the Capri, and the Palermo, are featured in the 75-bome, gate suarded coal· munlty. 1be plans ·contain 1,634 to 2,103 square feet and are priced from $133,500 to $205.000. I 1 1 WASHINGTON' <AP> -The Federal Home Loan Bank Board .. ' has changed its rules to allow · ":-.avings and loan associations to make larger mortgage loans. Under the new rules the instilu· tions will be allowed to make mortgages for between 80 per· 'cent and 90 percent of a home's' '• value up to S60,000. The limit will ' be $90,000 in Alaska, Hawaii and : 'Guam. The previous limit on such mortgages was $55,000, . $68,750 in Alaska,· Hawaii and •Guam. La Cuesta Tennis Club offers three and four-bedroom townhomes in single·level and t wo·story designs. Prices start at $89,990 and living accommoda· tionsrangetol,728squarefeet. Three dJffent floor plans at the Tennis Club afford buyers cathedral ceilings, woodbuming fireplaces, microwave ovens, dis· hwashers, electric garage door openers, timber beams, private and two-car garages. A QUARRY TILE entry way and an i.o&lenook off Ute din· ing/livi.ng area are among the features of the St. Tropez. The two·bedroom, two-bath plan also offers an island kitchen, an in- door atrium, vaulted ceilings and a sunken Roman tub in the master-bath. t In addition, the lending limit ·.tor home improvement, repair and equipping loans is raised · from $10,000 to $1.5,000. The Malaga, featuring a gallerie~try and elevated plant display ledges, offers two bedrooms and two. ba~bs. A · Hoine Ownership . Influential Impossible Dream? Homes Sell · In Irvine Gr --............ , CHlCAGO -ls: the American dream of single· family home ownership becoming an impossible • one? What is the proper role of the Department of Housing and Urban Development <HUD> in re- gulating the housing industry? These are just ~ few or the questions frequently asked of Harry G. Elmstrom. president of the'Na· t1onal Association oI Realtors. Following are his answers, along with answers to other frequently asked questi.ons: Q. Is the American dream or sing)e-hmlly boas· ing gradual.l.J being replaced by "more practical goals? A. There is no evidence of that happening, and we don 'l consider ownership of a single-family home "impractical.n Furthermore, the construction of multi·family dwellings continues at low ebb. As rent controls are ct>ming into play in more areas each year. apartment ownership or construction becomes less rewarding. Q. How is the condominium madtft faring follow· ing difficulties of the early 70's! A. Condominiums are regaining popularity, thanks to the work of professional management firms-and techniques that have ~ved many of the previous difficultles. Construction has taken a turn upward and conversions are on the increase but for the wrong reason-!'ent controls-in some instances. Q . What are the current pl"CJSPt":ts for blller·city rehabilitation? A. Government apparently has decided that re· habililation is less disruptive and far less expensive than the old idea of leveling an area and starting from scratch. In that regard also, the National 'As- sociation of Realtors bas begun a nationwide p~ gram or its own. aimed at involving its 540.000 members in assist.inc cities. towns and lndividuals with revitalization of their neighborhoods and com· munites. Q. When does "reasonable fedenl rega)atlon" become "excessive interference'* In tbe real estate industry? A. When it adds appreciably to the cost ol housing or delays a transaction well beyond normal limits. Q. What can be done to mtnbnbe governmental regulation! . A. All members ot the housing industry should' voice their apinions and make it clear to the public what effect governmental actions have on their ability to buy, sell or make payments on a home. Q, What Is the proper role of HUD ID ~e beulag Industry! A. The Department should work to achieve a balance between service to the public and to the in· dustry. Q . How do Realtors feel abCMlt the Do-growth or slow·IJ'Owth Policies and ordinances tbat seek to Jim It demlty of boa.sing! A. The effect of no-growth or slow·growtb regula· tlons is that they create an artificial barrier between buyer and seller, causing new~ e:dltJng • bome prices to soar. Also. these policies cause taxes to rise at a faster rate than normal because virtual· ty the same number of properties must carry the burden for Increasing costs of governmental services. Q. Does the National Association of ltealto" favor aDCODtrolled groWth? A. No. the association always has supported planned growth: growth that recognizes a balanca ' . between short.term galn, growth that is neither beltu stel1er developmenl nor close·minded. ob- at.rucllon • .. -----------· - A 11 Influential Homes in Irvine will be ready for May move.ins, ac· cording to Wes Weiss· inger. WaJker & Lee·s regional sales director for Butler Housing Corp. •'These homes mark the last opportunity to purchase a Butler·built home in the mas ter planned Village of Northwood ... Weissinger noted. "Value-conscious shoppers should be quick to buy, while Butler Housing is still offering its custom- option package worth thousands of dollars. This package may in· dude air conditioning. front·yard landscaping and sprinklers, or clos· ing costs and is availa· ble on a limited number of these homes.,. FIVE FLOOR plans offer a choice of three or four bedrooms. One of the plans features a bonus room that may serve as a recreation room or be converted in· to a f1fth bedroom. Most rnode1a have a den. bedroom with adjoining full bath. This versatile room provid es apartment·like privacy for the occupant, or work well as a bobby or TV room or study. n bas been well·received in many other ButleT de· velopments •• Popular features in the various plans in· elude wood-burning fireplaces, wet bars, sloping or open-beamed ceilings in living· rooms, family rooms and master bedrooms, con· veniently·located laun· dry service areas and ample wardrobe, linen, and atorqe closets. PalCES RANGE from J/91,900. Tbesalesofflcels open from 10 a.m, to dusk. . Jnnuenttal ~mes of ltvlne ll'IQ' lie t-eached b1 tUtni t.be s.nta Alla Freeway to the Culver Drive offramp. drMni. north-east on Culver to Bryan Avenue. then tu min& ri&bt on Bryan • separate formal dining room lers a fireplace and vaulted cell· contains a wet bar and in· ing. ceramic tile entries and carpet· ing throughout all living areas. Kitchens, featuring o•k cabinetry. large pantries and breakfast bars, have been de- signed to be functional as well as aesthetically pleasing. Amenities include ceramic We countertops. G.E. electric double ovens (one self-cleaning) with cooktop, garbage disposers and dishwashers. dividual wine rack. The master Standard features in each plan bedroom suite features hunken # include oeramic Ule entries, Roman tub and greenhouse win· solid wood front doors, brass fix· dow in the bath and a separate lures ln bathrooms, Sun Valle ·•retreat." roof tile. spacious linen closets, Designed for growin g decorative l•ghting fixtures, families, lbe Capri model offers carpeting throughout all living three bedrooms and two baths, areas and pre•wiring for a with one bedroom leaturing a security intercom system. loft and built.in · ladder. A Tbe gourmet kitchens offe.r spacious family-den adjoins the Thermador microwave oven, garden kitchen and a formal din· trash compactor, dishwasher, ing room leads onto a private garbage disposal, self-cleaning patio. The master bath ofr~ a oven, Jenn Air cooktop range. sunken Roman tub and skylight. handcrafted cabinetry, Nutooe THE LARGEST MODEL is the tbree·bedroom, 21h bath Palermo. The living room. form al dining room and library/den each open onto lhe atrium, which features elevated plant dJsplay lejiges. Accenting the living room are clerestory windows and French patio .doors. The master bedroom of· food center and luminous ceiling in most plans. MASTER BATHS include dou. ble vanities with gemstone onyic countertops . oval tubs and s kylights. Other standard amenities include enclosed laun· d i;y areas and two-car garages: MODEL LANDSCAPING withautomaticdooropeners. features brick and travertine The Lake Park sales office is walkways, pools and fountains. open from 10 a.m.·S p.m. daily. To reach the Villas from the To reach the office from the San San Diego freeway, take Crown Diego freeway, take Crown Valley Parkway to Pacific Coast Valley Parkway to La Paz Road. Highway; turn left and follow lo tum right on La Paz and follow to Selva Road. • Yosemite Road • A Complete Surprise ... to find "limited edifion· new homes that actually off er such marvelous innovations as wide, wide, homes and lots (so rare these days) plus architecturally stunning design on every side (sides and backs as beauliful as the fronts) plus recreation center, recreation vehicle storage area, landscaped drives, °green-grassed "turf-block" off-street parking. ~u will be welcomed into some of the most spacious, eltganI and uniqut homes lo be found anywhtre- surprisingly complete with roery imaginable feature, Micrawaoe cmms, Garden-planter Windows (some plans), Wood paneling on Kitchen ceilings, Whirlpool Spas (some plans), even a bonus room with its own fireplace! Preview priced from $116,990. Son Diego F'WyftJ Fo!Mew exit, not1h on Fohlew lo Soulh Coosl Plaza Dr eost one blocit to --.. !ll--111111t11m•~ Col'lnel. leftto Soanos.~on Solfnos 2 l*Jcks '° SolesOfftctt. . (714) 979-2102 ------.:~~ ~~ .. I . .. ... ~ . • • MAL.ESTATE OAILV PILOT 0 New Homes Debut ., •. ':=!* .. 1""°' Parlarood E•taleB Open New Umt 1· ...... t1n ..... •1••• a h .. u.uct I've alretlctJ paW U. H11tradw. lllW cu _.at '41!. Bow ua a aedauJc's Uea be aatlaOM? ftaakl. W.D.. o.&a Meta Even thouJh a conlractor LI paid; a valid mechanic'• Uta can be placed u~ th• property. This situation could arise ii the cootrac&or dld not pay the people who worked for blm Of' for the materials used on the property. A mecliank's llen ia a claim aaainst real pro· perty. In a unique way, it takes precedent to other liens nol recorded before commencement of work. Thia means that U bills for labor or materials are not paid, those to whom payment ls due may at- tach the property and, if necessary bring about foreclosure sate to satisfy their claims. If the lien 1* found valid and sale of the proper\)' does not bring~ to satisfy the lien, a deficiency Judg- ment may be entered against other real property owned in the same state. This property may lben be sold to satisfy the deficiency Judement. We've bee• looldn1 for a new bome and It aeem1 u tboap t.bere are a lo& of bouea, both new ud resale, OD the market right now. Is the •· Oraafe Coaaty hoaalag boom la a decline or bas It just levelled off! Do you tblnlt bou1q prices •Ul geaeraDy be lower in the next six months to a year' There LI a definite cooling off in Southern California's housing boom. This includes Orange County, of course. It is simply returning to a more normal level of activity but is certainly not in a decline. This situation is primarily due to a t tightening money market and a sluggish national t economy. The real estate industry is returning to a more normal market condition in which con.sumer aelec- ti vity -not panic buying -will b6 evident. Such basic factors as location, planning, design and Iii price again will make the difference. Directly re· lated t.o this adjustment period is an over-supply of marginally located homes priced from $125,000 to $200,000 and a conti.nuing under-supply or moderate-to-medium-priced homes from $60,000 to .. ~5,000. ln certain well defined geographic areas • where the market has been over-sold, lhere will be some softening of pried. However, most economists agree that prices in Oranae County will re main solid and continue t o ac- celerate .•. but not at the rate that they did last spring. i• .. Custona Paekage Irvine Ho01es Off er Extras Butler Housing Corp. is offering a custom op· Uon package worth thousands of dollan in extras on a limited number or homes at Influential Homes in 'Irvin€, ·according to Wes Weissinger, Walker & Lee's regional sales director for the de- velopment. "This unique package allows buyers up lo $5 000 for such things as air conditioning, closing costs, and front yard landscaping and sprinklers, .. ~4tt Weissinger explained. The home featured in this offer is single-story Plan 73, a spacious three-bedroom and den or four- bedroom home intended to appeal to the family that likes to entertain. The living room with front fireplace adjoins the dining room to create a formal entertainment area separated from the family room by the kitchen. ~ THE BEDROOM WING IS isolated from the ~ living and entertaining area of the house. A den/· bedroom, accessible via double doors off lbe entry, is ideally suited for a television room or library. The master bath is highlighted by a plant shelf at lbe foot of the tub. Standard features in alt Influential Homes of Irvine include sheltered entries, concrete ·driveways and walks, attached two-car garages with electric openers, slope-ceilinged living rooms, ' formal dining rooms, and spacious family rooms , with fireplaces and wet bars. Kitchens have touch-control micro-wave and t self-cleaning ovens, luminous ceilings, ceramic ,. tile COWltertops and breakfast bars. Master suites feature double-door entries, mirrored wardrobe '.~doors, and adjoining master baths with twin f.., lavatories, cultured marble tubs and walls, and \• satin gold fixtures with crystal knobs. #' PRICES .RANGE FROM $99,900 Wlth first move-ins scheduled for April. The development may be reached by laking the Santa Ana Freewayto the Culver Drive off- ramp, driving northeast on Culver to Bryan Avenue, then turning ·right on Bryan. S • S Comtruetlon bu nl•ued a new UA11ot24 ~fa.so.Uy bomee at Parkwood Ettat.a, an excltlq com· m\UU&.Y tn Lake J'orat, wb.,. lllDOA 200 S • S quality lath Ii pluter bomn have already bdn COIDPleted and 1o1d. The aite is on Lake F'orelt Drive, just east of Toledo Way. Parkwood Estates offers prospec· tive buyers a ~bolce of two 1pllt-level plans, two two-story plans and a variety ol elevations a.re available ln two alngle-story plans as-well. The homes range ln size from approx· imately 1,600 to 3,100 square feet and prices range from S97 ,950 to 1155,950. s & S kitchen.a offer a choice of au or electric cooktopa with hood, ex• haust Lan and lights, electric double ovens, multi-cycle di1bwa1ber1, Stratford Ridge Homes Selling In Aliso Hills Paced by favorable response to four furnished model homes, sales al Stratrord Ridge ln Aliso Hilla have now exceeded $7 million. The new community is located one mile west of Interstate S at lbe La Paz Road exit in Laauna Hilts. Three, four and five-bedroom homea at Stratford Hills are priced from • $114,900, and ran1e in size from 2,170 to 3,250 square feet. ••Approximately 2,000 people have visited Stratford Ridge since our grand opening on Jan. 22, and our strong sales record certainly speaks well for the public reaction," stated H. Bill Ehrlich, president of The Ehrlich Company, builder of Stratford Ridge in collaboration wilb Moreland Development Company. Homes at Stratford Ridge include features such as motor court& with two or three car garages, double door entries, formal dinin1 rooms, wood burning fireplaces, wet bars, and large master bedroom suites with dressing areas and walk-in closets. Sales at Stratford Ridge are being conducted by Walker & Lee. The sales information center and model homes are open daily from 10 a.m. to Sp.m. . -Remtoi:s:. Tennis, Anyone? Harbor Area r eal e s tate agents and brokers are being sought for a tennis tournament to benefit the Newport II a rbo r -Cosla Mesa Board of Realtors' educa- tion fund . The tournament will be held May 1-14 at the Harbor Racquet Club, 380 W. W ii son St., Costa Mesa, according to or- ganizerSuzanne Rudd. Anyone interested in participating may con- tact Mrs. Rudd at 646-7711. Speaker Set Rosemary Simmons, director or operations for the San Diego llome Owners Warranty Coun· cil Inc. <HOW), the na- tion's only 10-year war· ranty program for new homes, will be the featured speaker at a meeting of the Orange County Chapter, Home Builders Council of the Building Industry As· sociation Wednesday evening from 4 to 6 p.m. al the Sheraton Airport Hotel in Newport Beach. ' Imperial Homes 60 Percent Sold In Costa Mesa lorla Knilbt bas been appoint." ed manger of Treeco Escrow, Jnc., in Costa Mesa. She bas a business background of over 15 Following extensive residential building in Costa Mesa, lbe team of R & W Development is now con- structing a $7.5 million single-family home community in lhe new Village of Northwood in Irvine. Known as Imperial Homes, the community is already more than 60 percent sold out. Sheathed with wood or shingle si4· ing and featuri.ng cedar shake roofs, tbe new Imperial Homes display a warmth and rustic appearance so prized amonii California's new home . buyers ... Interiors are arranged with tbree, lour or ftve bedrooms and 2 or 3 baths. Prices range from $95,9:50 to $127,950. Four model homes are open dally at 1 Princeton in Irvine. To reach Im· portal Homts, exit the Santa Ana Freeway at Culver Drive and COO· Unue north on Culver to Bryan. Turn ri&bt on Bryan to tbe model complex and the sates informatlon center in the VUJage of Northwood/Irvine. lumlnoul cel.Ungs, a water line to tb& refrlg..,ator space for leemalter. Many ol the kltcbem haft a pall· through window to th• outllde, mak· tq out.door entertalnlng easy and en· joyable. . PSIVATE BAms ARE part or every master sulte and all have either walk-in closets or double wardrobes. Natural Ash wood cablnetty, ceramic Ule In tub and shower areas and cultured onyx pullman t.opt de'11ned and manulac· tured exclustvely{or Sbapell for ,even more value. Buyers can choose from three Parkwood plans that feature un- finished bonus room, that may be completed as recreation room, exlra bedrooms or a combination ol both at the buyer's option. Built wilb genuine lath and plaster construction throu1bout, S & S standard features included in the sales price are con· crete tile or wood shake roofs, specially-designed entry doon, ex· tertor walls and attic fully insulated to save energy, 1as forced air heal· ing, concrete walka and driveways with many of. the homes offering three-car garages. In the 2·story and split-level homes, the garages are finished ln lath a,nd plaster. Extra special touches Include wood-burning fireplaces with 1as for log lighters and custom design. lighting fixtures brightening both the exterior and interior areas •. RESIDENTS OF Parkwood Estates automatically become mem- bers of the Lake ·Forest II Homeowners AssoclaUon which al· tows full use or the Sun and San Club, a 36-acre lake for sail and paddle boating, equestrian t.rails, two heated swimming pools, a children's wading pool, five tennis courts , a 14,000 square foot clubhouse and a separate clubhouse for teenagers are all part of the recreational facilities in· eluded. All of these facilities are within short wallrlng distance and Parkwood Estates. Six furnished models at 25001 Mammoth Circle are open for view· ing daily from 10 a.m. until dusk and may be reached-.by taking the San Diego Freeway to the Lake Forest exit and continuing on Lake Forest Drive approximately two and one· half miles east,. ONE OF FOUR ORIGINAL HOM!I AT PARK PARO IN IRVfNE ' Four Patio H~es Left Just lour of the original 79 patio homes released for sale at Parlt P aseo in lbe new Village of Northwood In Irvine are still availa- ble for purchase, rep<>rts E. John Garcia, vice president and general manager of Ponderosa Homes, Irvine-based developer of the 331· home community. Priced from $89,990, the few re- maining homes in this current sales phase feature three or four bedrooms with two or two-and-one-half baths. Designed in both one-and two-story arrangements, the homes in· corporate up to 1,943 square feet of interior living space. INNOVATIVE FLOOR plans, created by the architectural and land planning firm of Bates-Bassenian· Pekarek of Newp<>rt Beach, include such variations as an atrium, double-door entry· to a convertible den/ bedroom, a loft library /bedroom, and sunken living rooms. Gracious entries separate the spacious living rooms from the formal dining rooms in three of the models. Vaulted ceilings, clerestory win· dows. bullt·ln wet bars and wood· burning fireplaces with gas log lighter valves are among the dis· tinctive features. All of the homes are designed with direct access to at· lached two-car garages. Greenhouse windows, solarium· style nooks. and breakfast bar-style counters highlight the difCe rent kitchen arrangement.&. All of \he kitchens are equipped with a deluxe e lectric range with a microwave JJP· per oven and a self-cleaning lower oven, both of which have black glass doors. Other convenience features in· elude a dishwasher, dlsp<>sal In a double compartment sink, lee-maker connection for the refrigerator area, ceramic tile countertops and fumiture-llntshed ash cabinetry. THE MASTER SUITES are de· signed with private dressing a11as and compartmented baths. Sliding glass doors open to patio areas in the single-story models. Dressing areas, lighted by luminous ceilings, are complete with twin china basins in the pullmans; while the baths have either an oval bathing tub or shower surrounded by ceramic tile. His and her wardrobe closets with mirrored doors or generous walk-in closets of- fer ample space for clothes and ac- cessories. TO VISIT TIUS new patio home community. exit the Santa Ana or San Diego Freeway at Culver O~ve and tum north on Culver lo Irvine Boulevard. Turn right on Irvine to Yale /\venue and then turn left on Yale to the sales information center· and model home complex, open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. al Park Pasco in the Village of Northwood /Irvine. You can sail any place in the world from your back door. larger than normal living room~. anJ CJch home has a formal <lining room. Only a short walk ;m .1y i~ a white sand beach and a fi shini.: wharf.* Huntington Harbour living is sryli:.h, and thl'rl is everything here one woulJ w;int for ;111 elegant Ii fcstylc. Trinidad Island and Trinidad Ambassador HUNTINGTON HARBOUR (213) 592·2839 (714) 846-4463 \Vatcrfrunr home~ with bn;i t-slip..,* from S H4.000. Offw.Hcr home:. !Tom $1R9,500. ., •• t ul1l1•ttt•11 / 1.,., ,.,, ••f ,., I~.,,• ' 1f11l1 , ,: Ht l,1 ,'1. ,, I· I , .. , .. .,, ... ~ •• , ••• ,., tl•i"L'. f'lf''''' ,,,.,, ,,,,. .... /.i.11011 ,111,f rn11•t1I h •' •t f11 1., .... ,,.111• 1 I ~ J 1 0'1111/ u11+I 1 '"'' /·H'1t1, /•""•''', ,., ., h. 1lul1 ii '"' 1 ••111/1t1 •11111 Ill '•if• ,.,, ..... . • ean and is rec<>f_lllzed as one of Oraqe County a top escrow managers. .... .. • ~ -ti. -----.... .. .. .. -... • •• , ............... f • ,... • ,, .... . .. * REAL ESTATE -·=Re~ Estate Salesmen Get 'Insights' Noun Ulat down houl.1n& market.a ancreaH i.bt nMd for pnife81Jon&l 1ales~ple and aellinc .. lechniques. Ten)' O'Ne I. Walker It Lee Inc. vice ·Pf in UM Southern Call.lorn.la New Home Division, shared bls fOmpaQ)''s ..tu atrateties OCC Plans Course On Exchanging · Profit..lble Real Estate Exchanging," a four- part lecture series that examines ways to make full use or t,he investment dollar. will be offered on Friday evening at Or ange Coast College this Spring. The series is co-sponsored by OCC and by the Newport Harbor /Costa Mesa a nd Huntington Reach/Fountain ValUey Board of Realtors TIJE LECTURES WILL BE presented on s uc · cessive Friday evenings, beginning April 28, from 7:30·9:30 p.m. in OCC's Science Lecture Hall 1. Ad · mission is free ;md the public is invited to attend. Series lecturer is Bruce B. Howey, a real estate investment broker, and an OCC real estate teacher for the past seven years. Howey was named "Exchangor of the Year'' for 1974 by the Orange Coast Exchangors. and was selected by the Newport Hurbor·Cosla Mesa Board of Realtors as its "Realtor or the Year'' for 1974 Howey is currently servlng as president of the National Council of Exchangors THE OPENING S~SSION, lltled "Profitable Acquisition of Investment Property," will look at inventorying assets, and analysis and goal setting. "Minimizing Taxable Income for Profit," is the ~le of the May 5 seminar, while the May 12 lecture will cover "Secrets of Exchanging Suc- cessfully." The final lecture. on May 19, will explain how lo convert equity to cash or benefits. For information about lhe series, plione 556·5880 dunng the firm 'ii recent lns1ghl '78 housing emlnar Addressing more than 7SO members of the bulldtne lndWilJ'Y at South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Meu. O'Neil said: ''All areaa and 1ubdlvjslons have both positive and ·negative fa~tors. Once the salesperson has completed a thorough resea~h program. he wlll be prepared to push the values." tT•s A GOOD IDEA for the salesperson to s pend a day or two on a nearby subdivision with another salesperson "lo get a gut feeling for the area." according to O'Neil. "The successful salesperson is an expert on the local school district, children's programs, transportation facilities, church locations. recrea- tional activities, public utility costs, average lot sizes and frontages, the local government. and the chamber of commerce "We find that a very effective way to merchandlse the builder is with a collage of pic- tures of subdivision he has previously built. This 'builder's story,' as we calJ it, is particulary im· portant to first-time buyers and people from out of the area. The collage lends visual credibility to the builder and 1s more effective than the wordy builder 's story panel used in many s ales offices to- day BUILDERS CAN LEND a subtle status feeling to their project by introducing prospective buyers on a neighborhood board, if doctors. lawyers, and ot her professional people buy Because the salesperson needs a great deal of information from prospective buyers, our people wa lk through the first model with the shoppers and gain more knowledge about the prospects while de· monstraling the product. he continued. Among the questions our sales people com- monly ask are: ls this the shoppers' first time in the area? Do they currently own a home? What size is their family? Where does the husband work? What does he do., "OUR MOST SUCCESSFUL salespeople say that price is a major deciding factor in the sale. A builder must be competitive to get a prospect to -~~-._,, . ..,.._...----- bv Summer 1978 the subdivision," O'Neil noted Because every buyer is a bargain bW'lter to· day, extras -such as no closmg costs, extra or up.graded carpet, a multiple bonus package or up- graded carpet, front yard landscaping, and a refrigerator or washer and dryer for the first lime buyer -can be strong sales incentives. be said. "Referrals by pN!sent buyer:. can be a very successful sales technique. This can be en· couraged with merchandise or cash at the close of escrow. Both the person who refers and the buyer should gel the bonus." O'Neil said FIRST·TIME BUYERS should be treated with special care, he warned. It is best lo create a sense ol urgency -to show them their tax advantage, to point out that rentals go up but the mortgage pay- m ent is constant, and that they can always sell the house and make money. Once the sale has been written, the wise salesperson keeps in weekly contact with the buyer, O'Neil said. "Keep them appraised or the pro~ress of their new homf', how their escrows are going, and cut-off dates ror construction changes Color selections are another means or keeping them constantly Involved. "It is interesting that 75 percent or the Walker & Lee sales force is women. They make excellent sales people. They tend to have more loyalty to both the company and the builder. They usually can survive the rough markets easier because their incomes are supplemented by t heir husbands'. They relate more easily to female buyers. They are heller al dealing with the buyer's children And. as a rule . their paper work 1s bet ter ''WE ALSO FIND THAT sales people with some resale experience are very valuable. They appreciate the value of a prospect. As a res ult, they. follow up more thoroughl y. They are prac· ticed at demon.c;traUng homes. They can more easily judge the value of the buyers' present home And, they are used to working in the community and prospecting for buyers." O'Neil reminded his audience that all salespeople require constant training and motiva ti on .... ~ .. -· .... ~~ --~' ,,~, . 'f11Ht"("tl • .G 1/!\' . We at LakePark would likt> to present our lcill'!:.1 offering ol 44 distinctive home~ Ea ch 1w 1A phase of LakePark hcl.., mt•I with great buyer ~nthu~1a ... m. and we expect this phcl~<..' to h1• another rapid sellout The LakePark community is adjacent to the 154-acre Laguna Niguel Regional Park. with it5 40-acre lake and many fine recreational oppo rtunities Furnished models now open Our five beoutifully furnished models feature unique floor plans. with vaulted ceilings. greenhou~e windows private balconic~. French doors. ceramic tile entries. and "., wet bars. 2·. 3-. and 4·bedroom plans are priced from $84.400 ~ 11/"&·. t0 $120.000. l!!J ·.!IJ!.: fmap "o< to s~alt) 24351 Cimarron Court. Laguna Niguel. CA 92677. (714) 831·2553 A development of Avco Community Developets, Inc. ' .. .,. ............ _ .... _,. ~-. . . . . . . More ·c1assifed On .Page 02: ~!!!.~~~ ........ 1~~~!.':!~~~ ...... . G.-rol I 002 GeMrol I 002 •·••················•··•••·················•·· 5 BEDROOM IRVINE BARGAIN! Bes l lucal1on, nicPs l s lreet an Greentree. Lnrgc lot. fruit trees. 3 Baths. kitch/fam rm. 2.000 Sq. ft . neutral colors. cath. ceil's. $109,500. HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR. INC. 644.0134 ~ 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Publisher's Hotiu: l\U real estate udvcrt1>1e<I in tlus newspapt•r 1i. i.ub Jt't'l to lhc 1-·ooeral t'a1r Housing Act of 19611 which makt.-:; 1t tllt·~al to advcrli:.c 'any pre ftorencc. li m1lal1011 . or d1Sl'nminut1on ba:;cd •1n ral'C, color. rclli.!ion, s1•x, or national ongio, or un intention to mukt• any such preforcnl'c. limiln· lion, or du;cnmioallon '· This newspaper will not knowincly :.H'l't•pt any advertis ing for real <'Stale which II\ m vmta lion of the law ERRORS: AdHrtisers should check ~ir odi dmily cmd report er· ran ilftftltdiatfly. The DAILY .PILOT oswmes liability for ~ first I• cornet iMertion only. llDRM&POOL $57,500 Bike lO beach from this beauttCuJ garden home. Large hv rm. f1oor to celling used brick fireplace, gourmet kitchen ONLY $2350 total down Won't last. HURR\'. call collect 963-6761 ~ '~ ,, ' • • l • l "'' "' l COLLEGE PARK Sought after area with pe111:cfu1 cuJ-dc·sac loca- tion. Warm wood panell- ing & charming frplc give lhis xtra spac ious 3 bd, 2 ua home lhut real family feeling . Im - maculate condition. Show-. like a model home Brand new on market tJ46. T11 I $llOOTOTALCASH 1\~L T ll AT I S Nt::EDED! to buy this be<iullful 3 bdrm. hdme 1r you qualify . Located n ear mari n a and bcal'he:; Boal accc:;s. ~.!JOO Take ad\'antagc Houl.s few Sole For more information ••• ••• • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • t•all ~J H7ti7 GeMral I 00 2 ,----·-=· ====:.. .. j~·~t .. ()~~~ ... 1 [ ~ m l 1 4 BDRM l 21.2IATH In Your life Have It All! "o"' nl•ann1: lOllofllt-l11Hl l'arduth n.-... 111•.t 111 ,, '111.tl!•' .11 ffi n,1.tlwn 11. ,.,1 .. 11· h""'"' l h .11 ..... \Ht.• \ •lU "'1th ,j.>,I\ l"U' n 1• ' ... & p h ~ ... 1 • .1 I ,1011 llllll'" tll I'll\ h ,lfll t I hh ·l\lt th,11 ,,.,, I h• 1 ... I h1• Ht .ti \11· .I Ii H ~ tit' I I II '> llll from SI l,I ••~· Yuur 1nm11rt ""' lu·e1n:-. toda~ H1<'hf1clcl \'lila~·t ll11111t·" !11< hf1cltl :ti llllt'r 11\1,1:1 . Y11rlJ:1 l.1mla Kat~lo Realty JIDRM $74,950 VJt.ORFHA All nC'w t·arpd1ng ' ;1 i;pac1ous Bdrm:-. l"ormal dmin~ room and c·11unlr' k1tchl·n <.:oq·r~·1I patw Immediate oet·upanl'y to To qua II f1£'d VA or F'llA Huver' "~" H\. parking 'P'il 100 ' llurr) <:all no" fnr d1: lmls i52 1100 BY OWNl!:H 3BH t 1iU1\. Fam Rm <.:ompkt1:ly upJ!raded. many xtrai.. Warner Grct'n\'tlll' S A area. S.'>9,,jt)() I.ow down. r ead v 111 mo~c 111 536-015; DOING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? II yov he.,. t111t lll•d rour ...... l'lctlllo111 81111,.eu Hem• eftd lleve not yet 1ubmltted II lot publlcetlon. plHH don r lo•o•• 111•1 111e limllatlon Is 30 Oey1 from oa1e of filing Tiit OAILV PILOT will publltll yollf •l•l•me"' t or 131 .10 . 011t d~ul•llon ll'Clud .. Ille •"tire Orange Cont .,.. and ltO•I nollc:H •Pl"U In all •dlllon1. In order lo 1ubmll your atateman l I•• publlc •tlon 1end 1pprop1l•t• oopr and • Cl\tck to THE DAIL y PILOT, P,0 . 8 01 1MO, Coll• Men, CA tM2&. Wt'll do tM r .. 1. For ltllorm•tlOn ellOut t•o•t •dvtttlllf\O "' .. " .... 10•021 (d 33.2 Su1>t·r ,1ltat'hl•d housinl! 1 in F \' for lci>s than , :>7H oou PITI S.168 mo. CJll x,\~ to :o l'~t ·•;x :i:r.1 BEACH JOGGER .IOI! lo "and & st.rf frum th1:-. i:or.:cou..., <.:.i hformd ('la,..,.r' Steps from pnme t•ul·de-sal· location to purl.' & i.chooli. Lari:" l1v1ni: room Frplc Chd'' k1ll•hen & dmm)! ,1n•a :I \'EHY ~pac1ou,.. bt>droom!'.. Pl.L'S dcn • t'h•au ,,., :• wh1stll': J us l •l·(IUl'!'cl S!iOllO' An~ 1t1lt.., Call fast -';'52-J700 S4 I ,900 CUTE LITI'lEBUGGER Bus:i:cd b~ htl!h rents • Gel .)uur own pad & kb:. that old buy-aboo the landlord i:oodbye ldeal for ~111.:le or doo In thL'i -.µat·iou-. I b<lrm I ba con dn vou ll ltt.• as snug a:; a bu~ .... 1111t-rcnLo, go up & ,1 "' ,1 ) t • J I I n o "' ' S.15 9--191 HORSE COUNTRY VISTA The peace and solitude of your \'ery own acre or .:round ;\ l'orral for at least 3 horses. a pad n .. :.idy for HV hkup. and a ramblinl( 3 BR 2' 2 Ba counlr.y home Rust1r fpk. w /heat o -lator. garden areas. patios . view . what else do you need? $125.000. 7 I C.729-5966 WAUACE&CO. REALTORS I YEAR MEW Custom buill-3bdrm, 2 bath, family r oom. fiNlplace. ~lly lnsulat· ed. double garage. East.side Costa Mesa. $82,900 . R01MeC_.. 11I0 Newport ll•d. Costa Mna 541-7729 Your frtends •nd neighbors uae Classified when t h ey ha•e IOmeU\ing to sell They'tr tell you bow well i\. worked fortbem ! ; l l f I I / • No tele~. No TV antennas. No bill No sm~ belching factxries. No cluttered alleys. No run"down bnsinet1a districts. No moootcmua row bouaing. No neglect.ed neighborhoods. Instead you 11 find tbe results cl continuoua home buyer research programs duigned to discover exactly what Southern Califomiana want oat of~: A wide variety of housing. Li~ble floor.- plans. Neighborhood parks. Swimming pools. A safi: walk to good schools. Convenient local and regional shopping. Day'c~ centers. Tennis courts. Bike trails. Restaurants. GolfCQl.U'SeS. M edical and Dental facilities. A Uni~ Churches and synagogues. Theatres. Libraries. Non,polluting business and industrial centers. More trees than fences. ·More grass than blacktop. Enough elbowroom for families to grow closer togethei: This is planning. • Knowing what to build. Knowing what not to build. The fine art of leaving room for tomorrow. The problem of too much love. The special appeal of Irvine Villages has created an unprecedented demand fur housing. New homes sell almost as soon as we put them oo the market. Used homes are being snapped up at a rapid pace. And already, people have placed their names on interest lists for new homes we '11 ~ offering this summet But don't get the idea it's impossible to find the home you want in the ideal village for you. Do: 'II really N~:=~l~~~~':!:=~t types of new homes for sale. They're built by five of . . . ~~~~1li.~!~t:~~ ·s ~op buildlls in four .. 1o~e what lmne B1g~~;:b~J~~!e~portBeachoverlookmg ' T ~ TT , The Village of Turtle Rock is a prestigious do: n•t h . hillside community with panoramic views. / / I ~7 arvte T he Vjll/ge of Woodbridge i8 a recreation, oriented cophnuniey eurrounding a large lake. ' 9 . The Village of El Camino Real is several I family-oriented neighborhoods with convenient shopping, schools and a 45 fa.ere park._ Previe~ of comlna auractlons. This summei; we '11 hold grand openings fur 12 types of new homes. We'll o~r nearly 50 new floorplans ·ranging frcm 1:WO to five bedrooms. Some homes will be perf£ct for adults, others specifically designed for families with children. Price~ will range from under $70,000 to over $250,000. • T he only things you won't find are cash rebates. Our homes are priced right in the first place. The time to act Is now. Don't wait until summer to look for a home. Visit our Village Information Center now. Discover exactly what we have for sale today or place your name on an interest list for information about coming attractions. That way, you '~I be kept informed about our progress and be among the lint to eee the new lxmta wbm &bq go ca themadaet. we~re wmking u &at u we can. But wedcm•t want to abandon the lttmtm to quality that pit ua in demand in the fint ~ P«immt.diateinfoonatm,call (714) 5,I, 1500. For informatm en resale banes in Villages by The Irvine Canpany. call Macnab• Irvine Realty Company in Irvine at (714) 752•1414, · in Ccxooa Del Mar at (714) 644•6200 «in : Newport Beach at (714) 642 .. 8235. PACFIC oceAN New homes IOrsalellCM. 1.~:a~N ·CENTER Opm Daily 10/Jof,5PM (714)$51'1.500 WOODBRIDGE E8TATE8 Avaibbk now: Near w lake: $100,000 t.o $124,000 On chc lake; $l47,000 t.o$l66,QOO Call or Wit: {114) .S.SZ..3700. WOODBRIOOECROSSJNG Available ftOWl $U6,990 to$~ Call or v;.it; (714)3'9•1161 WOODBRIDGE PARX HOMES Available now; $88,900 to $108,900 All homa nbject to • u.l&. Call or~ (714) s.sr.=i1 WOOI>BlUt>GE caBBKSIDE New Unia s..n-1978 MoiteU ()pent (714) Jn.3312 WOODBRIOOEJ\llBOlU.AKE Available now: $U6,.50 to l19J,9.50 Call or vilit: (714) Jn.3200 WOODSlUDGE PLACE Available now: $US,080 to $168,500 Call or visit: (714) S.Sl··UOI WOODBlUOOE PAT10HOME8 Available nowl '106,500 to $U),000 For information call: (714) '44-9411 VW..el ... a.k 1 TUR TLB ROCK H1GHLAND6 HOMBS AvailaWc -~ 1140,000 to tus.ooo Call or vilit: (714) 7'2-199.J • ~\1n...el ........ ~ 3.JAS~ECREEK HOMES New Unicjuly 1978 ModdaOpcn: (714) ~ '4. ~=NTOWNHOMES Avub.ble now; $1~950 to $184,500 ull or wit: (71 .. ) 640-9323 VllLlft elE C..1•8eal 5. HERl'rAGE PARK TOWN HOMES Ava 1lable now: ~6/!9" IO '87.9'X> <All OI' visit: (714) J'l-o?S7 ,.. •111~ G:r f uin·; = •(, ~.. ll EQUAL HOUSING Oci,..< OPPOR11JNITY =--WOODBRIDGE TOWNHOMES tt-larcan:&.911u.lt Jj(~ WOODBRIDOBOROVE A combination of dttached El~ hGIMS wuh privac.c rear yuda. , WOODBIUOOB PAJRPIBLD Townhomadaipcd for adull lifatylm. WOODBaJDOB GABLES " Spe.ci~dol!achcd~inchc ' New Enpnitcyle. •. WOODBlUDGE P~B T~wilhpriva&apMioe. WOODBIUDOEGLBN 'l'~farcMU&IUW.. WOODBIUDOB VILLAGE GREEN Condonalnluma in a park-1i1cc KttinS- Tb place your name on &I\ in&crae Jlat (Of' advance lnfa,matlon u lli (714) "l-1'°°- T\JRTLB ROCK YmTAHOMES Grand ()pnU.nsi8-19'>'8 c.u far UUonUtbu (714) "7·lu.> TURTLBllOCK HIOKLAND8TOWNHONES On.M~a,dncl'71 C.Uloir~(714)en..1Ml TUllTLB lUXllt HJOHLANDS : GARDEN HOMES Grand Opcnini: Su-19'78 Call Car inlonnaQaru (714) 64().2390 HARBOR RIDGE Grand Openings: Su.mmer 1978 Call for information: (714) 64<>-m6 THE VlLLAS /\T RANCHO SAN JOAQUfN Grand Opaunc: May 1978 C..U far iDfor.won: (714) Sn-3766 Prica •nd Unit Opening Oat.at EC!.tdivt 4/ll/78. In· Costa Mesa at-Bauer Motors, we have an outstanding selection of new & used British Spor,tscars. •AITl•H ....... "...i •• OVER 30 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM IN OUR INVENTORY!!!!! DR1¥E AW A Y TODAY IM A BRIJISH Sf!ORTSCAR OF YOUR &MOICE!!! ; .. 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More Classified Page C1 ·················~1•00•••2• ..... -...... llliilllli•-----·-;;.;.;:-;::;i~~~~~~~~..;~~~·~··~'~~ .. . ...•........••.•...... 1001 __ ........... . ..El____:. COATS & WALLACE ~T:I' R£AL ESTATE. INC. : 101 .~1~1 ·l~r.tO l'U'wll'MO StR'flPfl. I Hl ~OL I H l :.~I ~HI .l ~lltLt l'lbJ MESA DEL MAR Pool home. 4 Large bedrooms. lovely family home. Super location, elose to schools. park~, t e nnis courts and s hopping center. f'"'irst time on lhe market -sharp & clean. Priced to sell fast. $89,900. Call 54'-4t41 LAST CHANCE This may be your last opportunity to own a 4 bdrm view home for only $259,000 . in SPYG LASS. Take advantage of this before price increases. CatJ 640·6 I 6 I EVER DREAMED OF LIVING HIGH ON A HILL with a forever view of green rolling hills? This large 4 bdrm tri-level home features 2 frplcs, (1 in master suite) . und 2 patios. Only $152,500. Calf •ow 962-4454 • 11 BOUGHT ANOTHER .. • Out or area owner says sell this great ., 4 bdrm home in Mesa del Mar. .•. Possession in July. Good condition, fine family neighborhood! Priced at ; $87,900. can 546·4141 • PARK PLACE HOME CLOSE TO BEACH AND EDISON PARK -this s pacious 2 story, 4 bdrm. 3 bath executive home features .-step-down living room with dramatic • •a thedral ceilings; formal dining room. family room with fireplace and garden kitchen with break:f ast area. 3 Car garage also. SH0,000. 962·4454 BARGAIN PRICE This bargain is priced at only $17,000. Imagine adult occupied 2 Bdrm and den, built in appliances. mirrors. bookcases. Top condition. Open Sat & Sun. Can 640·6161 ONMtw4 l·I 26 ..... C.•tt Walerfron•. bt111Ulu1Jy decurate• BALBOA COVES 2 story home. ENTl!:R'rAIN royally from Uw h""e retreaUoo rm.-wel b~r. fabu\ollS view & boat flip tool On· i>· s:rrs.ooo D&UXIOUft.U OPIH SUM. I ·I 1625 W. lcAoa ll•d. Bay view . Nuwport Beach. t Door frurn O<'ean. 4 bdrm• up. 3 bdrms down. Near pfor & tennl1. Can't be duplicated! OCliHFtlOMT Charming 2 BR home; 2 car 1araae. S.l swim· ming I& fishing area. Close to stores & restaurants. $275.000! COSTA.MESA BROOKVIEW TOWNHOUSE . 3 Bdrma .. 2~ ba .. all elec. blt-trui, brick fplc, up- graded carpets. alr-coad. Z Landecaped patio•. Comm. pool. •• 5()01 FAJIU. Y PllCEO College Park. cholru location, ju,t llko new! 3 Bdrma .• 2 bitlha, famll)' rm., dbl. brkk frplc., private patio. 9119,900! FOUllPLIX Huntlnaton Ueo c h. 3-2·2·1: Lovely re11lden· tial area. property an lip· top sbape. 3 Bdrm•.. 2 bath owner 's unit. Priced loaell 11l $215,000 t~leyProp. IHlton * 675-7060 * COME WITH US- to Dover Shores Ther~ are other fine homes 1n lhls area. but none 11ut· puses this one. This pro perty will totally abso~b you. ~ery room 1s ravlshin&IY beautiful. Four bedrooma. Dlo1ng room. family room. View. $329,500. Open Sat/Sunday 1-S at 1612 Antigua Way. Newport Beach. THI DA.LEIOUT .USOCIA.T10"4 642-7408 WATERFRONT! UDO l'SU -Today 's best investment. Ol~er well built 5 bedroom, 5 bas.h home. Pier and dock. IS00.000. I I Z Vka U• Mord. H.I. 0,... s.e.y t ·I IALIOA ISL.AND -Intimacy and · charm. Enjoy the comforts of a 2 bedroom cottaee in beautiful location PLUS! I Added features: secluded income unit AND pier and slip. Call today for showing. HIWPOIT SHOUS -t41W usnMG - On the canal. large 2 story. 4 bdrm. family room. den. 3 bath wlth waterfront patio. New carpets, drapes and builtins. Walk to ocean, tennis court and swimming pools. $149,750. BAYCREST-OOYER SHORES CUSTOM COUMTIYSTYU -Beom cciling11, usod brick fireplaces -ono or a kind look. 4 Bedroom, family room, dlnlnR room -vcraatlle noor plan. $179,900. I t4 I Co.•••llaN, NI. 0,... ._., I ·I POOL -•UHT HOUH -SpaclOUN :; bdrm, ·1argc dining room/family room. All open around lovely pool and patio. Separate ln·law /oftlco/teen haven/or play room. $Z08,000. DOV• SHOllS -Entertalnlnll and family showplace. Formal dlnina ro9m. family room and 3 larso bedrooms -all profeuionally decorated. Reduced to $265,99~. 1500 ......... "4.L 0,.~ l·I ~TSIDE COSTA MESA sur11 IUY -JUST LISTID - 2 Bedroom Condo, each bedroom with its own bath, double garage, builtin kitchen -like new, only 2 yrs old. $68,500. Call for appt. to see. Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Bc;:ch -Newport Br ach ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ICustm bit 3 BR cnuntry I'. home on 1.~ acres. Aun· HHD 5 llDROOMS? -3 Baths, large family room with fireplace and formal dining room. ·Kitchen has builtins. microwave. indoor /outdoor carpeting. Excellent s torage, easy care yard. 9}9,999. . 1002GeMNI 1002 ·················~····· ······················· OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1-5 21edrooms 125 Via Yetta <Lido Is> NB $209,500 9 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $165,000 17 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $149,500 3 ledrootnt Capen Sun only I-SI • 12 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $151.500 3 ledroom + 1800 Port Kimberley, N.B. $139,500 4 ledrooms 209 Pearl, Bal Isle. N.B. $275,000 5 IHl-oomt (Open Sun only 1·51 • 1800 Port Taggart, N. B. $187 ,500 .. ~Getwrot I OOZ Gewral I 00 ·4'4••···················· ..........••...••••...• ~~""M""""'INll""'""""~~""'~~""""Nl .... TENDER LOVING CARE is felt thruout this 3 BR & 2 Ba custom view home in Corona del l\J ar. Newly decorated. vaulted beamed cl~s. hardwood floors & a chee ry brick walk·way. inviting one to vis it its very p\'t patio. Views of sailboats & Catalina s unsets+ a pvt teach access. sets this home in a c lass nil of its own. Owner is moving & musl sell at once. Try terms. contract of sale, second TD, you name il! $195,000. 516 DeAnza .. Open Sun. 1-5 THE ULTIMATE DREAM HOME is still available, but not for long. This exclus ive 6 BR & "5 11:! Ba c ustom home in Dover Shores. is truly a blend of a decorators fancy. A combination of formal dining, 3 wood burning fireplacs, spectacular chopping block island work center ln kitchen (& BBQ unit) + richly designer coordinated fabrics1 illuminate the genuine pride 01 owersbip. A fantastic never to be obstructed view or the ocean can be enjoyed & envied by the new owner. Reduced to $475,000 which includes the land. NEW LISTING CdM iquely magnifict-nt Sl'l· ling amid huge live oaks w/seasonal streams Prof. lndscp·d. fenced & irrigated. Lrg fam rm/kite. overlooks pool. jacuui & 3 multi-level patios, family orchard & pastures. Plenty or room ror children & a 30x3S' seperate bldg w/cntrl air & bath for a guest hse, sbop or dorm Maoy other f ine features. Sl35,000. Loe. over Diamond Valley /So River s ide Cnty 1/925-7513 PALACE FOR PENNIES! Sparkling clean 4 bdrm home! Owner asking on· ly $72,500! Quiel loca tion I Large covered patio! Built-in brirk BBQ! Must see to believe! Hurry! Call &lS-0303 FORESTE OLSON ... , nr ,,,,.~ • ,,., •• SBEDROOM Sparkling 5 bdrm. sgl stor.y, fireplace, patio, plush crplS. attarh. gar, quiet street nr schools & shop'g. S92,500. Ruth Laurie Rltr. 648-UIO Open This Weekend 1-5 HARBOR VIEW HOM ES . 3 bdrms .• 2 ba.,1 ram. · rm .. formal din. rm .. Carmel Model. Extra large pools ixcd lot, landscaped by Lloyd's Nursery. 1955 PORT LOCKSLEIGH, N.B. IJ523 CAMPU'Dt~IRVl~E COUHTRY LIVING 3 BR. 2 BA. Miller very anxious &c want.tan orrer. on this ranch style house in the country. No down VA. low down F'HA. Of fered al $56.000. 540..3666 Wltelc-.11 REAL ESTATE 197 luoy. C.M. Open s...day I ·5 LARGE LOT -ALLEY A.CCIESS -2 Bedroom Cottage -cute starter home. $>9,000. HARBOR HIGHLANDS HOMEY OF A HOME -Newport Beach -like new 3 bedroom, 2 bath and a large family room. Paneling, skylight, fireplace and builtins. Best value! $123,900. 2021 Deborah ..... I . Sm. 1·5 IRYINE TERRACE MEAR THIE PARK -This charming 3 bedroom. 2 V:z bath home with distinctive garden areas and greenhouse in a prime neighborhood can be yours! Near Fashion Island and Corona del Mar shops. $165,000. 19 19 Clwbcnco, CdM 0,... s..day I ·5 SUPER SPECIAL MEWPORT SHottlS -Best price, best model. steps to beach. All this plus 3 bedrooms and 3 baths! Only SDS.500. 115 Cedlr, M.I . 0,... S-S., 1·5 A 642-5200 PET BARRETT REALTY 11.ll'-VJ•,,, 11f' ( r "r ~"""' N•"N\.• ,, •ti.-.1 ,, / 1002 Genttol 1002 ...•.•••................•..•......•........... o/ r/ewporl REALTORS 675-55 11 JASMINE CREB< Prof•niOIMlfly dKorohd, becmltiM. Two dory -cathedral ctlllltg. 3 ~ fan1Uy room & 21'2 batht. Especlally twp patio, fully landscaped. .IYlt RIO•• lft & "IH .t the pool. jocuuJ or ....... cowts. P"stkp ...a in the ttewt of CoroM cltl Mar. Gat•d COMMHity wltll Hcwrlty CJUOrcb. "It's CJ"Clf, I Ii••......_ too!• IJMlt Cole I. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 20 WWt.wahr, CdM COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS lS 15 I. Coett Hwy .. c ...... Mw 675-5511 . * * REWARD YOURSELF * * ENJOY THE CAREflEt LIFE AT THE BLUFFS OPIM TODAY 2189 VISTA ENTRADA. Exquisite "Trina" home or refined elc"ance. 3 Bdrms.. 2Y.i baths; totully Air·oond. l'rofcas. do<.·or. llu~c prlvuto patio ove1·looklntit A<>r~cous uroundR. $179.000 4os l<'ELlZ. :! Rdrm11 .. 2111i hulhs & family rm., cntl unit "81" E" plun on wldcst, most picturll!lqut 11n·cnbolt. Captivnlrn~ ! All new lntt•rlor. Simply J.tOr!(cous! VucunL & ullurln". Quick poHeSB. (ICUlit!/opUon j,)OHlblu). 2fMJ VISTA OHNA DA North Ulurts. dr11mull1· 1111111 l1•v1·I :1 hdrrn Trinu, com mamll11J4 .i1u·1t1·ou11 lJJJl'4Jr U1ty & twlnkllnit nluht llMhl• vlc•w. l>lrcclly on lt1t1 "t1'1111I 1 ow •• Your vrry best uµ1wrt11nll v lur "full vlf'W " property. Sl04,000 '1:l0 VIMTA Nll l~ll'l'I':. <irucnbelt fac· lllU IH(hl " llrluM. :s hdrmK., :c!lf.2 hul h11 , fornllll ct111lnf( rm., hrkfal. rm., i.! a)r l vu tu p11llo~. dl'C'Orulor ftppolnt· nhmhi, l>utC't1 c·lt1ttn ; 1000 11q. ft. adult humu. All lhl1 ut Sl:)~,000. 1001 GtMrot 1002 ............................................. of r/ewporl REALTORS 675-5511 OPEM HOUSES 4500 ROXIURY, CA.Ml!O SHORES: OCEA.M VIEW. thru b•droom. fa111lly room hom•. Room for small boat or \motorttom. sforOCJ8. Extra I~ lot. base option or sal•. OPEH SAT & SUH I ·5 4107 SURREY DRIVE: CAMEO HIGHUHDS, CORONA. DEL MAR: 110 De9r•• oc•an •l•w. l ledroo•, co .. forfable holM, bri9ht & chHrf111. coft••9'1tntly located, prl•ate beachH. $185,000. OP&e SA.T 1-5. -2269 GOLDEN CIRCLE: HIWPORT BEA.CH: Just r.modeled. Mew,.. ...... & out, new carpds. ....... ~ new kitehet1, fr.th landscaplftCJ. 3 ledroom. $114,900. OP&e SAT & SUM 1·5 ' 21091 COMMA.MCHE: LA.ICE FOREST: Th"• ledrootn, family room. co .. red potio for d.fiC)fttful family Hjoyment. COfM'lllltlty pool, lc*e, tennis court1, clubflouM. Spri119 sale -Pric• l'ffucN $99,750. OPEN SUM 1-5 COLE OF MEWPOIT REALTORS 2515 E. Coett Hwy., COf'DllCll .. M• 675-5511 N.8.A. LINEUP OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND # 13 Deodar (Smok.+rffJ l"lne A sought after 3 Bdrm. single story end unit on greenbelt near pool. jac, tennis and bike trails. $82.500 Open Saturday l ·S #I I Barie•tt1to Court CM•wpori CrfftJ Turnkey perfec t. This immaculate, beautifully d ecorated 3 bdrm townhome has formal dining rm and a n oversize 2 car garage. On ~rcenbelt , nr poo l, t e nnis, jac & sauna. PLUS a ten gallon ocean and Catalina view from the balcony. Realistically priced <it $128.000 Open Sunday 1·5 CALL 642-7211 FOR DETAILS "1n Nlr1El (}A!L[Y & 1\551:.lCIA fE5 "1n NIG[L GAILEY & A551JCIATC5 W~fter S.J~ng &_A.66oc. 673-2500 This choice corner site o!f ers a 2 BR + 1 Ba, fireplace, completely refurbished front unit. Owner's living quarters include 3 BR·2 Ba, (pi e, & viewing deck + mother-in-Jaw quarters w/bllth $180,000. ---~~~~~~~~~ ONLY OME LEFT GeMHI 1002 Gt........ 1 ooz #& COVE lWoocl»ridgel IRVIHI OPEN SUN. 1·5. 30 Acre lake fish/swim/sail .. Yours ·to enjoy with this lge. luxurious townhome. 3 BR, Ji brary, 3 baths. $147 ,500 Including land I Spaclou1 Wl1Uam1b.lr• ••••• .. •••••••• .. •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• beatlt)' with a bdrtna, a -------- UMIQUI IM THI llUFFS -Incredibly sharp! Bonita 3 bdrm, 1treenbelt view, $165,000. Set! J oAnne Perklns al 2016 Vlsta Caudal. UMIQUI IM CA.MIO SHOlll!S -80x160 lot a.bdrm, colorful comfort, palatial, oniy $228,500. See Sara Marvin at 4515 Hampden Road . UMIQUI IM THI ILUFPS -immac, V plan, real quality 3 bdrm, just $121 ,SOO, seo Harriette Hammond at 410 Vlata Ro ma. UMIQUI IM COl0"4A HtGHLAMDS - Brand new, 5 bdrm wood and glass contemporary; Incredible views; $375,000. See Allan Heller at 460 Mendoza Terr. UMtQUI IM OLD CORONA. DS. MAI -3 bdrm. llghl airy, blg yard. nr pMk, only $158,000. See John Curtls at 403 Iris Ave. Ut419UI 1"4 MIWPORT SHOllS - 3 bdrm plu s bonus rm .• new redecorating and pure charm. Nr t ennis, beach. $98,000, see at 412 Colton. UMIQUI tM llVIMI GROVES -3 bdrm, 3 baths. 2 story, Country English. veddy nice! $103,000, see Pam Gough at 5 Wood Nymph. UMtQUI IM MIWPOIT HEIGHTS -New home. single ram., fee land. colorful, $139,500. See Kay G avas at 474 Westminster. Ut41fi)UI IH HA.1101 VIEW HIUS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den, Unique floor plan ror living and e~tertaining. views, see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane. bring $180.000. UNIQUE IM llG CA.MYOM - .2 bdrm den. vacant . golf course view, nr Lennis. $210,000. See at 31 No. Sea Is land Dr. UMl(i>UE IM THE RACQUET CLUI -4 bdrm, Cam and dining rms. pool and jac., perfect condition, $145,500. See Laraine O'Neill at 13591 Onkayha. UNIQUE IM SEA VIEW -Outstanding view. 4 bdrm, Port Royal. Will lease option. $28.5.000. See Vergilene Hull at 2110 Yacht Mischief. UMIQUE OM UDO ISU -New listing! Newly remodeled. 2 bdrm. 2 bath delightful decor. See Kay Glavas at 117 Via Vella. Bring $238,500. U~·l()U~ ti()MI:' REALTORS· TflE NICfST PEOPLE ~Ell ING TllE Nill rr~ r ~•OMFS CORONA OE L MAR. 675·6000 MESA VE ROE. 546 5990 • CALL US GeMral 1002 GeMral 1002 ·•········•·························•••••••··· {c;.st .. t J3!!1' 644-1133 ~:.,."'" ANYTIME OPEN HOUSES I ·5 2146 VISTA LAREDO Spacious '1 hcirm., 3 bath. beauty; original Bluffs. Shows loving care. View of Newport Center . Close to pool ; pnval(' pal10. $151.500 542 VISTA GRANDE End '' E " unit, expanded & with unusua l privacy. 3 Patios. s pacious 3 bdrm. & family, 21/2 baths. Totally upgraded. Mint condition! $189,900 2452 VISTA HOGAR 3 Bdrms., 11/:z baths; c lose to schools, shopping; move-in cond. Good buy for right party. $105,500 LEASES A. V A.ILABLE Bluffs Specialists for 14 Years East bluff Shopping Center Profess. Building, suite 206 VllW OF WA nR & UGtHTS 111 terrific lrviM T.,,-au location wfth prhacy mid presHcp. ltOMt, gltlss mtd b•••tlfully coordlnat•d d•cor throu__, this 4 IMdrooM "--wttti faMH1 ,....., Troplcelly 1..-j.ul llOOI Hd poHo arH for l"dow outdoor ..... rt ..... ~ty ...... Hf" mtd Y" OWlt .... lend.. Sltl.000 OP84 SAT/SUt4 l·I PM lllt SAUiMA TllUCI COIOMA DI&. MAil \ !:,~: i:.~~f~~!.!:!~!. Woo6rfclgt Place Jn x1nt8~!n~~ation In Nothiftg compares w/our Brand new 3 bdrm, 2 N. Costa Men. Blfl low price. T.mrtc pool. balh home wllb larae I.rout wtlh laqe pool as uwia & reortallon roonu, atrium. ruce site added attraction. Close ueas . Just listed. ~arth tones. Call to major shopping & bus M-1111. lines. S4().89M, 31 s IRIS, COROMA oa MAil OPEN SUN. 1·5. Just Usted, duplex on p~aceful, lree lined cul de sac. Roomy 2 bdrm. house with frplc. + 2 room bachelor; on oversized lot. $179,500. Wa~erfroat ff•••• '2633W.CoastHwy. N8Wp0tt Beach ~ W1tlk1:r t; lr.e ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS Real !:atat4t • t .... . . . .. . . .I ,. macna·b I iFvi realty ' .. NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY PANORAMIC VIEW See from ocean to mtns, from this beautiful 4 BR, family rm home decorat.ed In earth lone colors. w /new cpts, new drapes & fresh paint. One of lbe lgst. lots an Eastbluff. Sl89,000. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 2807 CATALPA. (W·S.51 LIMITED EDITION Now 1s the lime to buy bayfront prop. before it 1s gone! Ttus home 1s a super Baysbores family home overlooking Npt. Bay. Lg. living rm. formal dinin&. family rm wffplc, brkfst rm & 4 spacious BRs. $480,000. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 2482 BAVSHORE DR. IW·S61 "ONE DAY AT A TIME" ls the way to en.JOY this immaculate ' BR pool home on lovely street in Weslcliff. Fplcs in living + family rms. Bright & spacious kitchen w /walk-in pantry. Huge rear & side yards. Convenient location. A great home lo raise a family. $169,500. OPEN SUN l·S P.M. 1615 RUlll LN. (W-57) 38R + DEN BA YFROHT W /SUP OPEN SUN 1-5 P rl\l. 32A MORNING S'i'AR, DOVER.SHORES. Desirable slngle·story on 80!tl00 lot. AU new quality plU&b cpl + Mediterranean Uled entry. Ready for your decoraltng touch.es. A reaJ vulue al ~479.SOO tnC'I. land. 1w S81 BRIGHT & OtEERY Lovely 4 BR, 3 bath home In excell'1tl neighborhOOd! Features dining rm, family rm, loads of brick, French doors & trellised jacuzzi off . master BR. Harbor View Homes at its finest for only $159.500 leasehold. OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M.19Sl PORT WEYBRlDGE. (W·59) 1915 WINDWARD-OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M. Baycrest home w/charm! Move-in ready! All new cpl, UJe & choice papers! 4 BRs -family rm -dining rm + .sep. brkfst rm. So. patio w/awning. NOW ONLY $212,000 CW-60) BEST OF DOVER SHORES Beautiful Upper Bay & night light view in this fantastic family home• Excellent floor plan fealur.es 4 lg. BRs, 3t,.1J baths. formal dining & living rms + brklst & family areas. $325,000 leasehold. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. J730GALAXV DR. IW-61 1 \ • ".Q • -: \ \.._ • ' SPAOOUS & OiARMING ON LINDA ISlf Flexible financing on tbli ~ bdrm., with pier & slip for large boat. Paneled library/ den, extra large billiard room, 2 wet bars + ~antilevered deck overlooking water. Private beach & lennis + 24 hour security gate. Price includes land. Larry Dyer 642-8235 <W ·62 I ·•. NIGHT LIGHT VIEW! Hand carved door opens to leak parquet entry of lhl.s exceptJonal' BR, Plan 3 Broadmoor on lg. corner lot in Big Canyon. Lush gardens $urround all rooms $369.500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. CW-63\ GAlAXY DR. -TIW>ITIONAL B.fGANa . , .... Absolute perfection in lhis gorgeous 5 BR home! Approx. 5400 sq.ft. of luxury mcl. family rm. for mal dirung + study. Beautiful landscaping + sparkling pool in brick w vine-covered walls. Hip ceillnp -French doors &. windows lo an out~landtng Upper Bay & mtn VIEW. True eleiance• S650.000 fef' Barbara Aune 642 R235 I W-64) EXQUSIVE DOVER SHORES BA YFRONT Ora matte 5 BR re~idencc w /everything lo entertain a ramily! Lg. dock for 2 boats. Lovely pool w /lighted fountain & super jacuui. Glamorous living & formal danin~ rms Workshop in 3-car gar. Orig. owner leaving <irea. $550,000 leasPhold Appl only Cathy Schweickert 642·8235. (W-65) THE BLUFFS "E'' Plan desirable location rn The Bluffs! On lg. greenbelt & surrounded by mature trees for tot.al privacy. Dual suite arrang~menl w/3 master-sized BRs & family rm Expandable unil w /plans av&lable. S192,000. J.ynne Valentine 644 6200 (W·66) SUPER VALUE! Totally re-done Somerset model in Harbor View Homes. ~ BRs. 3"2 baths, Jg. family rm, formal dining & step-down living rm. Priced to sell NOW .al $176,9001 ! Hurry to see! Holly Markas 644-6200. CW-67) WHERE IN 1HE WORlD ••• Do you have Bay view toward C.tallna 4' tall pines + complete privacy?? lo The Blurrs1 Lovely 2 BR (lg. master), 2 bath end·unlt condo w/Medilerranean charm. Hlgb beamed ceilings, formal dining, patios +new cpts & drps! Where else?? And only $175,000! Jean Dales ~2-8235. ( w ·68) \ MOHTKO -HARBOR VIEW HOMES Ready lo sell -don't miss this! ' BR. family rm + d.Uling rm, single-story residence on quiet street. Lg. yard w/room for pooll Close to parks, l!Cbools & 'hopping. Now only $139.000. Donn• Godshall 4144.QOO. (W-69) 1 BIG C.AHYON Customi.2ied Broadlnoor w/spectacular vlW overlookinc 1otr c:oune. .Npt. Center • beyond. Huge muter saite w /view. Other special touches incL pool, jacuzzi & gas BBQ. Truly·a special homel $489,500. Lynne ValenUoeS«.QOO. (W·70) NEWPORT-lfAOt -$131,5001 Monaco model in Harbor View Homes • .Ready for imm@diate occupancy! Carl Butler 642-8235. (W 71 l BAYCREST ' BR. Brine an ofter Of\ W.. immaculate bome w/co.stom pool. aunctively fenced" 5urrou.nde<l by car•free paUo. New ldt.cben w/lop ~llances. Su.per storage Ii lots or room for the faaill'l Aatlol tau,000. Junette Hanns&W.QOO. (W·7Z) ,.•. 642-8235. 90 I Do.-er Drf.-e Newport leach FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY QOSE TO EVERYTHING • Lovely 3 BR condo in Canyon Crest. Near school, shopping & pool. Over · 2000 sq.n . w/lots of privacy. $157,500 & you own the land. Jeanne Newman 642·8235. (W-731 NEW OFFERING -WESTalFF It's different! High ceilings, lots of light & greenery + all new decor .. makes living in this 3 BR ''doll house", bursting w/style. a real joy• Walk to Westcliff shops. Jane Frazee 642-823S. (W·74) FOR A HAPPY DAY -GO THE BlUFFS WAY Unique 3 BR. 211.i bath condominium w/ltalian tile entry & extensive wrap-around patio. $139.500. Donn.a Custer 642-8235. cW-75) UDO ••• Bayrront townhome living! Dock your boat, cross the terra colla terrace le enter the 30' living rm. 2 BRs, 2 batba + wine cellar & sep. mald's qtrs. Many extras! $425,000. Lynne VaJentine 644-&oo. (W-76) .!"' •· .. tu ' HARBOR VIEW PALERMO Tell your friends about thJs terrific 4 BR home. 2 fplcs, great location + "a terrific buy". $169.900 fee Joyce Edlund 642-8235. (W·77> NEWPORT POOl HOME -NOW A SUPER BUY! Lovely 3 BR country flavored, custom home situated on oversized Jot. w /side yard & plenty of room for expansion. Other spectacular features incl. formal dining, 3 fplcs, king·sized family rm overlooking pool area. 8 fruit bearing trees &. much more! $159,950. Paula Bailey 6'2-8235. (W-78) "CARMEL SEmNG" + OCEAN VIEW "New" -artisltcally designed & carefully constructed -planned for full views or Ocean & Harbor! .Comfortable living in lbls 3 BR + exercise rm home w /balcony & dt!Ck + loo many special features to mention! Enter lhru iron gate lo enclosed patio, past fountain lo this spectacular Newpart Heights home, for only $205,000. Tom AUinson 642·8235 (W·791 1 VIEW -VIEW -VIEW Seav1ew lease or lease/optJon this beaullf\.11 home w /corner location. Prof. landscaping w/mature trees, brick walkway & planters. 2 BRs & separate study off master suite. lmmed. occupancy S975/mo. ·- '279 . .500. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. ( W 80) "'" ·. ,, FAMll Y AFFAIR IN NEWPORT Waterfronl w/pier & slip. 4 BRs, dining/family rm, 3 baths, muter BR. w/fplc, study, balcony & Jacuui ... PLUS outstanding view! $337.500. Appl. only. Yee Stinson 642-8235. ( W-81 ) CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY ;·.,,, 3 BRS +DEN -NOW'ONLY S155.000I This charming home is probably one of the best buys in CdM for the ramify looking for a cozy, comrortable life style. Lots or wOOd paneling, floor-lo-ceiling used brk fplc, private 2nd story muter suite w /wrap-around· balcony, garden room off or rear patio, easy maintenance front & r ear yards. OPEN SUN 1·4 P.M. 710 GOLDENROD. <W..SZl _,. ENJOY THE VlEW DAY OR NIGHT .•. JnsptrationaJ panoramic vista from this 4 BR home on Spyglass Hill. Le. courtyard! Prof. decorated! Excellent condition! Appl. only. Laszlo Sbarkany 752-1414. (W·83 l ••• t SPYGlASS Panoramic view from this highly upgraded~ BR + bonus rm Nantucket · model. Plush cpls, cathedral ceHin"s. custom cabinetry & prof. landscaping. s.550.000. Lynne Valenllne644-e200. (W-84) PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW . . AND walk lo 3 private beaches from this prof. decorated 4 BR, 3¥. bath home. Formal dining + family rm. Pool secluded in courtyard for privacy $369.500 Appl. only. Donna Godshall 644.QOO. (W-11.5) MIRAQ.ES ST1ll tWPEH Like an outstanding, beautifully decorated 3 BR, conv. den, ramlly rm home w/fantastic view of c>Ci!an, Harbor. Catalina & night llgbl&. Le. covered viewing terrace, lush landscaping & custom dealped jacuzzi add to an already elegant, yet comfortable lire style. $315,000 incl. land. Appl. only. Belle Clase Lee 644·8200. CW-86) OCEAN & CANYON VltW Pror. d~ted 3 BR + den home in Cameo Highlands -on URI C&n:yon & wilhln walking distance of 3 private beaches. Lg. pool ln IO'f·maint "yard. 5210,000 Appl. only. Donna Godshall 644-6200. (W -87) OFF CROWN DR. -VIEW Bay, ocean & night lights are yours in thls beaut. maintained .4 BR home. Wood-paneled rarnUy rm, formal dining • lg. eaUng area off gourmet kitchen. Huge outdoor paliC>c' for entertaJnlng + care-free malnt. Many extrai;. Asking 1288,500 -bring offer. Jeanette Havens 642·8235. (W·8Rl IRVINE PROPEIJTY GORGEOUS WILOW P laab 3 BR & den home arrords all the con~e.tllence Cl the Woodbridge life .style combined withe beauty or ao elerantly appaded Creebide home. Landscaped w/founlalo, fire pit, redwood bencMs • many specimen trees. Act today! Sl29,900. Amy Brown 752·1414. (W-89) 1 ~TORY TOWNHOMf l yr. new & exqulaitely·decorated! Approx. 1500 aq.n. w/2 Bila, fbrmal dining + eaUna area ln kitchen. High beamed cellinp w/oak fi.nlab1qs. oak ent.nnce. wooa decor complement.a the •xpenaive cpta, drpi It papen. 2.encloaed patios +lovely vltw or l1"ft bill.I • parb. ONLY $120,000. OPEN SUN l:JO..S P.Jd. #12 GUNNlSON, IJNJV. PA.RIC. (W.to> ne -" "j <'4t.. \ IRVINE PROPERTY A FANTASTIC INVESTMENT PLUS a super boy al Sl04,900! Lincoln model in Woodbridge Estates. Approx. 1850 sq.ft., 2-story,, 3 BR condominium already beautifully landscaped, draped & ready for early move in 1 Bring an offer -see it SUN. 2-5 P.M. 227 W. YALE LOOP. CW·9J l COME SEE fOR YOURSB.FI Ot'EN SUN 1~5 P.M. One or lhe nicest: most Immaculate Plan lOO's in The Colony. 3 Bila +Jg. family rm. Huge comer lot w/load.s of privacy. Great family home in super family neigbborbood w/comm. lighted 1ennis & pool. 14152 CHAGALL. CW·92) SUP£R8 VIEWl Beautiful "Jasmine" plan in the exciting Turtle Rock Garden Homes area! $162.,000. Laszlo Sb ark any 752·1'14. ( W ·9.11 . MOVE TO RANOtO SAN JOAQUIN Here is your opportunity. Owners bought another & must sell thls beautiful 3 BR, 2-story townhome. You'll love it at the pnce! Sl36,900. Lila Harper752-1414. (W-94\ BEAUTIFUL PARK II HOME Lg . prof. landscaped lot in excellent location. Formal tJle entry, dtn1ng area, living rm w/fplc & vaulted ceilings, famlly rm, master BR w/sittlng rm+ atrium+ 2 other BRs & 2 baths. Close lo pools, tennis & schools. $109,500. Owner will consider lease/option. Anita Bradshaw 752·14.H. (W·9Sl IEAUTIFll. DWtflElD HOME -Wl,000 This 2 BR + den single·famlly. residence is complete with spa, low malnt. grounds & beauUf~ eartb tooe decor. A gorgeous property. Tom Queen 644-6200. (W·96> GOlfER'S PARADISE Gorgeous 2 BR. + den spUt-level townhome right oo the golf course w /outstanding view or sunset11 & night lights. Many upgrades!! 1122.500 Lila Harper 752·1414. (W ·97) DmtflB.O PARK Truly a beautiful home feat.winl a fPlca, 4 BR• t£ famlly rm w /walk-in wet bar. Pr¢. landscaped w /auto-timed sprtnklers + 2 covered paUos. Owners transferred · -make an offer: $144,900. Natalie Benjamin 752-1414. (W·98l NEEDS LOVB.Y FAMILY Rancho San Joaquin's largest model looks out on the areenest hllls & just a short walt to pool & jacuul. Beautifully designed townhome featuring Mexican tile, redwood wet bar + 3 BRs & 2'h baths. $133,000. Madeline Q-oss 7S2·U14. (W·991 :J .I\ ,J AROilTECT'S DEUrMT Ir you like tbe charm of 2·story glass windows + natural beamed ceilings. •. If you like the comfort of 3 spacious BRs, family rm & 2 patios .• -AND if you like the convenience of 4S acres or parks w/pools. jacuzzis & tennis cts .•. THEN make an appt. to see this charmer! H34,900int'l. land. Madeline ems., 752-1414. (W.100 1 ' ~· l . JASMINE W /VIEW . 1 j . Turtle Bock Garden Home w /view of night lights. Generous use of glass j & rustic woods ln living rm + fplc. 3 BRs incl. muter suite vt /enclosed • patio & 2 baths. Kitchen nook, dining terrace & laundry rm. S148.950 • Lorraine Rennie/Natalie Benjamin 752-1414. <W-1011 I WOODBRIDGE ARBORWE Soper price on this unit in fabulous lakeside comm. w/c1refl'ee living. 2 BRs + den. Move-ln ready. Owner will consider Jease/option w/SS.000 down. SllS.900. IWie Van Wleren 752·1414. (W·l~ .- OETAQIED PATIO HOME Looking ror a low malnt. single family home! We have il! 2 BRs +den. 2 baths & 2 covered pallos w /lush planUng. Lots or time on weekends for tennis or swimming. All this for $93,500. Marion Friuell 752·1'14. (W-103) ~ ' .. ·~ ~RANGE COUNTY PROPERTY SP£CTACllAR WHITE WATER VIEW -$275,000 You will find puce & serenity in this lovely 3 BR home on picturesque-. unyoo/bluCr in quaint San Juan C.plstrano. U renect.s years of bappy J ijving & much tender loving care & features malJlJflcent white waler ' view from deck & terraced gardens.. Appl. only. Paula Bailey 64.2-8235. : CW-UM) • • OCEAN VIEW : SUperblJ decorat.ed by Hant Morgan. Warm le inviting aplil-tevel home • w/2 BRa, 2 baths downstairs; master suite. conv. den • lg.• entertainment area upstairs. Garden off every room •/ocean view Crom livlog area. $295,000. Lynne ValenUoe 644.QOO. (W·l05) .. STARTER HOME Otl.Y S71.900t Take adnntare of this chance to live In picturesque Sttrano Woods -• on1J ateps to the shores or Lake Forest I 2-story townhome featuring 2 lg. BRs & charming country kUcben apeoing onto private brlclt paUo .• Comm. assoc. offers mulli·recreaUonal activities incl tennis & ~wimminR. Paula Balley 642-82.35 (W 1061 lOVB. Y VIEW Of ..fflU.S . Frvm beautifulbt butlt 4 BR Meredith bome w/tile entry. vaalLecl ceWD11 • step.d.on dbdng. Mast.er BR W/fpk. Approx. MOO lq. n. of living ll*OforCllf.11151,~. IJnoc ValeoUnel«-8200. <W·l07) . . . ... , 752-1414 454sc...-Dr. C · y_._ Clftter .... ~' . ... . . I - OCIANAtOHT VILLA ,. ..... It .. L.,... .......... .-c• 5 .. --..................... dee--& fri•ecr. nil• spcae. 3 •tr YUN .... • ~n••tlc •ood for graclM• ll•l•g. $tJS.OOG. t i APPEALING UDO HOME Ji Street to strada prfYacr. 2 U. 2 IA. sltower & liftc.Mn al tiled. Irick flnploce In .... ''""" l"OOM .. ~ ......... Gnat np • ,,_ ....a11n. sz12,soo. MOllLE HOME WITH VIEW O!i• .'1"'!' old. 2 IR, Z IA. lft a pYI. c......., located Newport IHClt .... .. .... pen witti pool. Close to ........ . •5ortcilioa. Si.op & co ... cn tWs bett I• area witti lllOflyahcf MtNr. Redltced ~ 40,000. -- EMERALD IAY .~ 5 IR °" a qlliet ~· tac. Wllihwahr 'Yiew1, Catalh•a a..wh. 6 .._.s c....._ parks, pooh & becmtf ... priYah bnc:li fr •on! $435,000. 644-7020 21}3 SAM JOA9UIM HILLS ROAD HEWPORT IEACH I COROMA0Da MAR Get ready for summer! Spectacular bay views; sUp, share pier; beaut. teak & rosewood features. 3 Bdrms .. 3 baths, separate maid's quarters. Side & ocean patios, laundry rm. & workroom. $595,000 MAURY STAUFFER SEA UON REALTY 3601 E Cst Hwy, CdM 67J.S454 1213 N. Cst Hwy, Laguna 49'7·3388 4.f'LEX $165,000 Unusual Income Proper· ty & Room for additional units with Deluxe Master Suite. Call, for Personal .PrevieVt.646-7171 OPfN 1119 •II S 'UN 101<1 N•(I • l•IR&ilfl Cltarie Brown and his new partner Bob Bentson have an empty desk in the offi<'e. Clve us a <'all & let's talk about the advantages or selling real estate with IEHTSON & IROWH 1401 DOVE ST. Suite220 N'pt. Beach I 002 Gettet'ol 1002 REALTORS 833-9781 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Sig Cangon ~ale l PEN SUNDAY; Fabulous 4 Bdrm, ; a mily rm. separate dining, huge master suite, step down living room, •''pool. Outstanding view. 17 Burning ·· Tree. • • ~ . " • • • • • • 4 I i • .. It i • • • ; • ! • ~ t OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPBf SUNDAY 1-5 1915 IA YSIDE DRIVE One of Corona del Mar's Most Glamorous Homes. On A Bayfront Location With Sandy Beach For A Front Yard. 3 Bedrooms. 3 Baths~ Plus Out Of This World Family· Room With $425,000. 718 GOLDENROD Charming 1 Sty Colonial W/3'Bdrm. 2 Ba. Liv Room W/Fireplace. Large Bright f(jtchen. Well Decorated. 2 Sunny Patios. Garage/Guest House. Nr Tennis Courts. Shops. $157,500. 304 OTERO • Lovely Newport Beach 3Br, 2~ Bath Home. Vacant. Immaculate · Move In Condition. Bright Cheerful Setting. Custom Drapes. Select Wall Papers. Sun-Deck. $145,000. A · .. Joy Of Newport" Listing. 2444 VISTA NOBLEZA Bluffs. Large "C" Plan. Big Family Room With Bar. Custom Features. Nr Pool & Ramada. $149,500. IY APPOINTMENT NEWPORT BEACH • Immaculate 3Br Den Condominium With View Of Ocean From Second Floor. Close To Pool, Jacuzzi, Sauna And TeMis Courts. Call Us For More Information. $129,500. IA YFROMT WITH OCEAN VIEW First Offering! Prestigious 1 Sty ~ Bdrm, 3Ba Contem~rary On The Main Channel At Corona del Mar. Incomparable. View Of Harbor Boats. Luxurious Mir rored Liv Room W /1.:ighted Custom Bar. Spacious Family Room. 2 Fireplaces. Gourmet Gas Kitchen. Priced At $425,000 It I DOVll DllVE 631-180 J MIHl--ttAHCH 41R. POOL'C-$66,400 VA HO DOWN Circular dnve. Large family sired laving room. Country kitchen. Dine. Wall or glass view or COV· cred pavilion & lush grounds s u rrounding H&F Freeform pool. Separate wing for hide· away Master Suite & childre n 's quarters. Hurry ror this unique bargain! 963-7881 OPIN 111 9 •II S IUN IOlll NtCI ' [;elR*IHI --- DOU HOUSE 3 Bdrm plus family room. $2.950. to quahfled buyer. Seller will pay $1000. of buyers cost. Call for details. "9Miiti~....-.~ MESA VERDE $79,500 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, rami· ly room, firepla ce. Priced low at $82.500. CALLqwckly751·3191. C:SELECT I PROPERTIES COVIMGTOM Super pride or ownership fourplex. All units with washer/dryer hookups. Shake roof. Three bedrooms, tVto baths owners unit, or course! Will exchange $188,000. Owner motivated. See our ad under "Income Property Section''. d QUAIL PLACE -10,.D~P.M.1 EXECUTIVE'S Outstanding 3 bedroom, 2 bath, l year old in area of more expensive homes. Full pri ce $132,000. CALL 751·3191. C::SELECT T' PROPERTIES LOOKIHG FOR A AXER U,,&77177 Great om vu 1n Npt Ht., where the action Is I Open EVERY afternoon, call Cleo there 64&-5369, or United Biers 646-7414. P.S. noVt greatly re· duced. ms FREE houain(. Zero down, xero c:oata, anr cily In Oranae Co. 2A HR VET AGT 65l-a171 llG CA.HYON TOWMHOME - Beautifully upgraded "Greenbrier" · fronting golf course with superb view. Best priced view property in Big Canyon. Parquet in kitchen, mirrored wet bar, private mas ter suite upstairs. $192,000 32 Sea Island Dr . Open Sat & Sun. HARBOR VIEW LUSK -Just reduced. This home has many custom features. Large courtyard; beautiful olive tree a nd many ros e bushes. Bltn bookshelves, formal dining rm, paneled family rm w /parquet floor, hu ge pool. Open Sat/Sun 873 Sandcastle Dr. $226,000. IRVIME -Localion plus convenience. A short walk to schools and shops. Located in University Park on quiet cul·de-s ac. Best value in area at $109,000. Open Sat/Sun 17852 Mann TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS. -It has it all! 4 Bdrm, 3 full baths, view, sun filled home with all the amenities expected. Priced at yesterday's market. Open Sal/Sun. 15 Rimrock SPYGLASS VIEW -4 Bdrm highly upgraded. P,rof essionalJy decorated and landscaped. Panoramic view of ocean and bayfront. Offered at s..119,000. #9 Monterey Circle. Open Sunday TURTLEROCK BROADMOOR -3 Bdrm, family room, den home. Corner lot, approx . 1750 sq. ft. Nice landscaped. Owner anxious. Offered al $119,500. Open Sat/Sun. 19322 Sierra Bello EASTILUFF -This lovely 3 bdrm Lusk home, oriented for family living. Watch s unsets from the s pacious professionally designed back yard accommodates RV or boat storage. Offered at $148,000. 2425 Bamboo. Open Saturday only. · HARIOR VIEW LUSK -Vacant 4 bdrm fa mily room, great ocean view. Ne~ carp~ts & paint inside, Just waiting for you lo move in . Offered al $244,500. 3907 Inlet Isle. Open Sat/Sun OTHER PROPERTIES TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -New Lusk Home. Beautiful view from this 2 storyh4 bdrm McGregor model. Close to sc ools, parks. with homeowner's recreational facilities. Available in August. HARBOR VIEW -Highly upgraded 3 bdrm, den, family room hom e featuring exquisite jacuzzi s urrounded by lush green landscaping. Plenty of privacy. SPYGLASS -For lease -. beautifully decorated, la ndscaped 3 bedroom house with patio, 3 car garage, great Inland view. Offered at $900. per month. Geweral 1002 GeMf'GI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WESTCLIFF Almost 3000 sq. rt. or ramily living. 4 BR & den. 2 Fireplaces. & a super yard. Priced lo scU al S185,000 Agt, 673-8700. Have something lo sell? IACICIAY $71,900!! HeaUd POOL. TENNIS. JACUZZI. SAUNA. Huge mstr suite, pvt patio, try 10% down. RBrkr. Bruce 96J..8377 Classlfied ads do it well. SelJ idle ttem.'i 642·5678 G.-ral I 002 GeMral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• {-?41 fangon UNCOMPROMISED REGANCE OPEM TODAY I 0 SEA ISLAND DR. Direct golf course frontage s pectacular "2" fairway view. No detail overlooked in this gracious "Augusta" home. 2 Bdrm. suites + den /study, rormal dining, view deck. 2,000 Sq. fl. of sophisticated ·living. Truly without equal t Offered at $249,000. Shown with pride by appointment through -. ... llG CANYON Create a sensation! A spectacular home for entertaining, overlooking the 18th fairway of exclusive Big Canyon Country Club. Breathtaking 2-story ceilings. A uniquely designed, meandering swimming pool, flows th~ length of the lot, producing the ideal atmosphere for an outdoor party. The book-lined mstr. bdrm. is huge & also overlooks the course. The mstr. bath with sunken ·Roman tub, is equally spacious, with appropriate walk-in wardrobe. 3 Bdrms. in all + a convert. den. A showcase, priced realistically at $425,000. See 14 Rue Grand Valle; open Sat. & Sun. l ·S • THE BLUFFS Big enough for the whole family. A beautiful "Carmelita" end unit with 4th bdrm. downstairs & separate from the rest of the house. Ideal for that independent teenager or as an office for dad. Convenient, worry.free living with your exterior maintenance, greenbe lt & swimming pool all maintained by the community assoc. At $159,500 -fee simple -you won't find a cheaper way lo have this much in such a prime location. Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5. See 359 Vista Madera. SAM JUAN CAPISTRANO Magnificent 5 acre estate site with vista from Saddleback to the sea. Secluded, yet only 8 min. to Dana Point Yacht Harbor. Plenty of room for tennis cts., horses, swimming pool & privacy. $350,000 HOME VALUATION SERVICE If you have been wondering about the value of your home, stop by or call for a computerized market analysis; there's no cost, so .. Jet our experience work for you". '73-4400 HARBOR DIYislon of Hcri»or l11Yest...nt Co. I 002 GMH'Cll 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BACK I lfG CA.HYCH LOT BAY One of Big Canyon's largest home slles. Ap· prox ~ acre overlookln1 VTEW!4bedroom.2bath private gre~nbe~t. and family room! Lots or $325:000. Serious in· room for living and a qulnes only. 644·"111 beautiful Back Bay and wkdys, 640·1395 Sat & Eastblu!fviev! $132.000 Sun REDCARPET7S.H202 -------- Gew.ral I 00 G....,._. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Our moJe~ * "VERSAILLES" This rare, dramatic 2-story Big Canyon beauty, features a sensational, panoramic view! Let us show you all the amenities TODAY 1·5. 5 Rue Montreux. $425,000 "SOUTIIPORT" The perfect family home, with sheltered pool.& jacuzzi, high on Spyglass Hill. $338,500. By appointment. "ELDORADo•• Executive townhome in quiet, Big Canyon location. 2-Story, 3 bdrm., 2•h baths. Owner wants quick sale. $175,000 "LEGEND" DramaUc l·bdrm. & convert. den. located near the water. Pool, jacuzzi & private beach. $225,000. By app't. "VILLA GRANDA" 2·Story Meditt style townhome in highly desirable Bluffs. 3 Bdrms., 2'h baths. Priced to sell at $114,500. 835 Amigos Way #9. Open today 1·5. '1ARBORLAKE,, Lovely, nearly new 2 bdrm .. 2 bath, across from lake & clubhouse. Elegant entertaining patio in large, private yard. $119,500. ~I:~~ 4..\§()CIAT~~ ~Newport C.nttr Orlvo • ~ OPEN SUM 621 lido P..ts DrlZCtHI 1139 SabriRa Terr, CdM 2901 c....,.. EmtbWf 107 ... -: St, la.I, ... 4909 lnlCe Crnc...t, Ml 10971 fwloag. Tatin ... * ** 1-5 SJZS,000 $391,000 $152,900 $265,000 $139,900 $249,900 IN NEWPORT & CORONA. DEL MAR **llEAUTIRJL WATEIFllONT-YllWS FAIULOUS two bedroo• and de11 cCMldo 1 Ir 1-1io.... ~ loadt of rOOM to roal9 md •ioY IMTICJ OH THE WA.Ta. ElecJ•lfr dtcorahd wlfll M fOl S. WW. . coordlrulhd to.es. pl•taHc. .., ... 1 •d oricjRal desiCJll fir•plac•. VIEWS OF TWO IAYFRONTS. Security, presHge aad best of all. • .a IOA T SLIP cnaUable for ....... boat. $325,000 WOOD, GLASS, FORJVER VIEW Located betwee• bayfront a1td oceaafreftt mid cOftYeftiertt to nft ftWr1. •• artfsffc 3-story home of MWMSS In md Ollt. Mo-fable sl&ylight and roof for ... 1ag. $265,000 STEPS TO CEAM DUPLEX Jut a bnatlt owtq front OceGnfront bffch at the quiet end of West Hewport. Spacloa coner duplex with I~ l ~ 2 batlt Bts. Yov oww Hte l9d. $219,000 PRIY ACY OH A. COlHY A truly warm .ct in•itllMJ t.nify hotM In a q•alltr realderatlal en•lronMe.t. C011nwaf to sdtools •d sboppiMJ ltt EastbWf. s.ootll flowlllCJ 4 ........,. ho•e incWIMJ separate mas .... Mite .ct larCJe formal dinilMJ room. Two patios for etderfaining and MIHI VIEW. R.-C"' to $152,900 GREENERY & PERFECTIOH hclthNJ tflrH le•el conter cG11do111ioi.,. home with l beclrootw, den, famlty room and d lnh1g room. ProfHslonally decorated in quiet good taste and lntfltactllah. Coannint to beach Clltd t...nis costs. S 149 ,500. ~TEPS TO IEACH41DO SANDS No crossing the highway to reach bHutiful OCEAMFROMT! In a leach cowu••ty with pool and tennis courts. Warm th & charm abound in this l bedroom holne in Hewport leach. &joy all the benefits of ownership for a reason~• price. $139,900. Come by and SH this OPEN HOUSE °" Sat. & Sun. I ·S P.M. at 4909 lruce Cresceret. ********** IM TUSTIN & SANT A AMA · SUPERI COUHTRY RIDGE. VIEW Wann, comfortable •d almost new In C091try RJdge Clf'ff. SWT~ by the aerenlty of hilts mid greeMry this 4 bedroCMR holM has aft arneNH" for ti.. family. Coordinmd d•cor and i.,. fmnlly room, dhdng room mid fJbrary. Shown by appointment. $272,720 GLA.MOltOUS & GRANDIOSE 'OM CoaHB YOU11g Spanish 1tyle hOMe °" a S.,. coner lot with hnpre11ln pri•ocy. l...tiful spoclous ntry to f01"111a1 Uriftg md dWRg creos. Lwp fcnify room. pfa deft and two stories of "'9-c•· Thrtt lar'tJ9 "*°OOMS CZ bedroa.1 are sulhsl with balcoay •d VIEW front master. Beautiful landscaph•g ancl desll)Hd patio. $300,000 EST A. TE IN THE CITY Arbtocratfc 2-atory INNM ...WICMll of Hacodr Pri with an oddreu yo. c• a,. proud to call your own. ............... winding stairway entry leads to 3 spacloa beclrow. formal IMng rooM •d wh ...... S..-••• 2 bedroo.. 2 bath ,..st hoMe wftti fireplace. Al H111 ph11 beoutlful pool orad ••Rlcured grotatds °" a I OOx 155 ft. lot. sa.o,.. by appolnhMftt $294,000. GRAND, NEW CUSTOM W JYtlWS Ollfy 4 .__. ......... of tt.. aataM Co1fferldg• Ho"'H RHffed ... tlle hlHllclH of T•tlA. IMaglnatfff 4 .. s bedroCMM, all with f ecv1al, ,..... l ffreplCTUt. 2 both •d l c.. p09ts. Lorge fonMI ...... rooms and t.Nly room•. Tl-. perfect f...tly ._... fOf' ll•ln9 ftHt to raatwre la • '••tlty nsldHtfal ahncKphen. From: $249,900 . *. * CA.U FOil DITAfLS ON THISI 5 lrteOIM.... SllS.000 3Md. +den..._ $67,toO 3 Mel....... S7l,SOO Waterfroat a .... 2633 W. Coost Hwy. Newport Beach 6S1·1400 • .. • ' • i d 2 I •• ,. "' •· • • I I ·/ *OPEN l·S * HARIOR VIEW HILLS A private .courtyard entry leads to this lovely 4 bedroom, plus storage room home. The canyon, hill and ocean views complete the beautiful setting. Presented at $224,500. See Evan Corkett at - 1300 SANDCASnE ADO It.AILE CotlONA DB. MAR CHARMER Beautifully remodeled house, walking distance to beach. Hardwood floors. new kitchen with .Jenaire barbecue. Shingled exterior area. Delight to see!! $148,500. See Barbara Collins at - 708 GOLDENROD FANTASTIC COllOHA DB. MAR DUPLEX Lovely tradi tional home. 4 bedroom, 2th bath with jacuzzi. Beautiful kitchen and dining area, detached one bedroom apartment over garage. This is the finest duplex available. $219,000. See Phyllis Dillon at - 71~ JASMINE A REAL• HARIOR VIEW Fresh & clean everywhere. New carpets, new paint in & out, a great open feeling to this 4 bedroom, 2'h bath home with a great view, for $219,950. See Carol McMahon at - I 251 SURRJHE CHOICE LOCA TIOM Turtle Rock corner lot,· close to schools and community tennis and pool. Bright, Sul)Jly 4 bedroom, 21.h bath home. Move-in condition. Priced at $126,500 including the land. See Ginny Anderson at 4922 ALCORN LANE OCEAN &: CANYON VIEW High in Corona Highlands. end of cul de sac, 3 bdrm. home with fantastic view. Large patio for. sunsets behind Catalina. $295,000. See Craig Kindig at -409 OE SOLA TERRACE THIS IS THE ONl! This is the very best offering available in the Bluffs. The best value for the dollar. Newly redecoraled ''U"-Plan. 3 bedrooms or 2 bedrooms plus den ; all for $115,000. IRVIHE-AHD INVITING One of the lowest priced 4 BR homes. with huge yard, near park a nd pool. schools, freeway, shopping and ready for fast escrow. Move-in condition. We s uggest you see it. .. Then compare. ~3,000. RIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE OF THE FAIRWA. Y is the view from this well located Big Canyon townhouse. 2 bedrooms and a den, security gated, cathedral ceilings and r eady to move in. Next lo pool and jacuzzi. $239,500. . CORONA DEL MAR COTTAGE Charming remodeled home 2 blocks from Big Corona beach, on a quiet tree lined street. Tasteful earth tones, beams and shutters. Lush enclosed patio. $179,500 including the land. ILUFFS Lovely end unit, Franciscan Model, 3 BR; mosl private greenbelt. Everything new. Carmel carpet, all appliances . hardware, lighting fixtures. window treatment, Jandscaping, wallpaper, etc. Must see. $155,000 DB.UXE COHDO ON THE IA.Y Overlooking pool & jacuzzi is this lovely 2 be droom. 2.lfz bath condominium. Exciting master bedroom featuring a private dressing room & sauna. 24 ,hour security controlled buil<ling. $275,000 IA. YSHOltEs-HIV ATE AIU J .. ovely 2-story home on Bayshore Dr. 4 Bdrm., Fam.Rm., 4 baths, overlooking beautiful lanai. Close to private beach & Marina. $259,500 RIMGE IEMIEFITS On the OCEANFRONT with JN COME. Fantastic view of Catalina or the surfers. Lower unit leased all summer at *>()()per week. Upper 5 bedroom owner occupied. Many amenities including fireplaces & off street parking. $495,000 " ""COiMlfaL ...... co. 644·9060 1111 SAN ~N teU11110, ... Nl'MICl«r c:.N'ln SAT/SUN 1·5 HUNTINGTON HAltlOUR $399,500 Beautifully decorated 4 bedrm waterfront home with dock for up to 50' boat. Glass walled cantilevered concrete deck on water s ide. Perfection thruout. Soft colors. marble frplc. wet bar. Home of famous Christmas Cruise of Lights! IEST IUY IM THE 11.UFFS Lovely greenbelt view from this elegant condo with 2 master suites. dining room. 2112 baths & secluded Cam rm with frplc & solid oak paneling. Air/Cond. $170.000 incl. the land! 2921 ,.ERU SAT/SUN 1·5 OCEANFRONT COHD~l4,fOO in beautiful Kauai! Adjacent to 27 hole golf course. Private airport. Lots of fun-great investment. Gross income Mar. $1,421. Trade? Call for info. HARIOR VIEW-$239,000 Enjoy the "sit-down" ocean view from the spa~1o~s Ii ving r~. of this really sharp View home lnv1tmg entry with beautiful atrium. huge family rm ( µool Lab le sµace >. 4 bedrms & DR. I 020 WHITE SAILS SAT/SUN 1·5 llG CYN NEW TOWNHOME $1-40,000 Leisure living in this delightful. new townhome. Expansive living rm with fireplc. formal dining with. wet bar. 2 Bedrms. 2 baths, wide balcony makes charming outdoor' sitting rm. Pool. t ennis courts. security gale. 38 SEA ISLAND DRIVE ~ SAT /SUH 1 ·5 (off Ford Rd. & Jamboree) llG CYH TOWNHOMl FOil LEASl Beautiful brand new 2 bedroom & den "Pinehurst" model. 2 112 Baths, dining room. wet bar & upgraded cptng. Tenn is cts. pool & jacuzzi. Ask $750. <See Broker c.it 38 Sea Island Dr.) WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 21 I I San Joaqwin Hilts Road HEW,.ORT CEHTY. H.I . 644-4910 Anlion Sakperoon& Former Lusk Co. Vice President and G cne r al Manager opens beautiful prestigious new Real Estate office in Newport Beach. across from Big Canyon. Specializing in the resale of fine quality homes a nd estates. We a rc now interviewing professional s alespersons. For an exciting and rewarding futur e call Mr. Hall, 640-9420. Excellent company benefits. Unique 4 Bel, 3 Ba, dining & family rooms. New Jtalian tile roof. Jacuzzi in master suite -2 wood burning fireplaces. Oak plank floors, plush carpeting -Exquisite decor in every room -Prestige area. Call for appt. ~.500. BRING TENNIS RACKETS Newly listed -Harbor Highlands -J bedroom, 2 ba. ram room. Mu$t sell. Open Sat & Sun 1·5. 2021 Diano Ln, Newport Beach. $139,000 4 Br, l lh Ba, patio, walled yard. FHA assumable. ~.900. -TREASURE ISLAND -MobUe Home 1 Bd. Ex cond. Steps to beach $'.8500. ·1827 Westcllft Or. Newport Beach 631-0900 GORGEOUS FRANCISCAN Lovely Blurrs condo with choicest view of Upper Bay, Islands & Dover Shores. Custom alarm system & bayside enclooed terrace. $186,500. See Joan Shelton Sat/Sun. 1·5 635 Vista Bonita (del Oro to Mar Vista to Bonita). ILUFFS RENT AL Splendid X-Plan, 3 bdrms .• 21h baths. frplc., community pool. $650 Monthly. See Marge Wolfe Sun. 1·5. 328 Vista Trucha (off del Oro). 759-0811 DON TYLaN a assoc •• RaALTOR• JOl'4A••Nt ~VI &Al t•l. .,, __ ONTHE- GOLFCOURSE Be sure to see this spac. redecorated s Bdrm, 3 bath executive home. 1be muter bedroom bas a commanding view of 1011 course. The chef's kitchen bouts a gas stove. separate electric cook tops & solarium floor. Then ... add to lbls a music room, !am/din· ing rm and a separate rm for your pool table. Loaded with tasteful de- cor a ting and antique charm. OUered a t $1.32.000 RILLER REAL TY Cal546-0114 SUNSET BEACH Call today for your tour oC our outstanding homes DOMT WA.IT -This" condo must be sold this week! t f Super family •iu. near schools & playground. Interior features new carpeting, rozt brtck rp, oak floors. BEST BUY IN BLUFFS4 $132,900. OPEN ALL WEEKEND. 689 Vista Bonita, N.B. MOVE IM IY SUMMER -& enjoy the beaut. view of Newport Harbor & s urrounding hills from this 2 sty, 5 B~ home. Docking faclllties to accommodate 3 boats. Price reducecl to $635,000. ! LOOKING IM ARIORLAKE7 -Compare the price for this plush 2 BR condo! Luxurioli.s Covington model. Sunken LR, mirrored wardrobes, auto gar opener. Lrg. rear yard, nr. pool, jac & lake. Priced below mkt. v8J.ue at. $115,500. • CDM DWI.IX -Llve in the 3 BR & rent the 1 BR to help w It.tie mtg,payment. Close to shopping, churches & r ecreation. Jog to the beach. Really super for the plan ahead investor + just plain nice living. Call for appt. to see now, because it won't last long at this low price. $172,500. 640-9900 4~0 NEWPOllT CENTl:.H OHIVE '7!'>9·0011 ln thls unique beach com· GtMt'ol I 002 · G1111r.. I OOZ Dlunity. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GeMrol 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTBLUFF"*BLUFFS FABULOUS HEW LISTINGS LUSK 5 BR 3 ba., lge: tam. r1'i. W/2nd frplc .• form. din., 2700 sq. ft. of great Ii vi ng area. fluge encl. ppolsized lot (almost 1h acre). 3 Car gar. Cul' de sac. -Super family home. Asking $197,500 OPEH l·S 920 ALDER loff Alta Vlstal CHOICE EARLY ILUFFS Lovely greenbell w/some bay view. 3 BR. 2"2 ha .. 1850 sq. ft. Like nf'w thruout. incl luxurious neutral t·pt. OPEM 1·5 611 VISTA IONITA ASK ABOUT 3Br, 2Ba Dplx on 22nd SL OR 4Br', 2%Ba home oa sand OR JBr +loft Corido w /view OR SEE HEWUSTING OHTHESAHD Remodeled 2 story.•ca11 rordetails. DONT DELAY WE HAVE OTHERS 146-5502 ISLAND MANSION · True! Over 7,000 sq. ft. mansion oo fabulous Linda Isle. Magnificent ~ story. Tile roof. 18' carved en tr-¥ doors. 4 BR., den. billiard room. maids quarters & sauna. Wide, wide frontage on the water. Large boal 4ock. fabulous pool & SP.a + much, much more. Seller will finance. Excellent terms. Call today. I ·LEVEL P AULi/i. T he big one, with a ra m . rm. & huge m str. bdrm. suite w/sitting area. End unit, ideally near pool. You,'ll love it! $169,500 -------• G.Mral 1oozG..,ral I002 Foret.tr--.. ................................................ . Prlnt.e road leads thru "' producing a Y oc ado f il=iiiiiiiiii;;;;;:=::::::; OPEN 1·5 401 VISTA PARADA crove. Home sits of forest edge. Open beall\S LEASES 2 Big E -Plans w/bay views. 3 DR. Cam. rm. $775, & $850 Mo. & glass r eveal view or pond & bird avaries. Custom 2 BR, 2 BA & many open areas. Fealured in lbe newspaper. Sllort run to beach, $124,000. HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR INC. 644-0134 WALUCE&CO. REALTORS 7' 4-729-5966 ~~~····-····!~.~~1~~~--···-···!?.~~ ~~!'! ..•....... !~~ RED HILL PRESENTS THESE OUTSTAHDIM BUYS FOR YOUR CONSIDER.A TIOH. IRV1NE TERRACE -CORONA DEL MAR 4 BR. FR, Pool. Fee Land $207 .500 EASTILUFF 4 BR, DR, La rge Pool.Size Lot $lfi5,000 TURnE ROCK -TR GLEN Plan #4 Townhouse, Great View, 2 BR, Den $154,000 Plan #2 Patio Home, 4 BR, FR. DR Sl71.900 UM1¥ERSITY PARK Chancellor Plan I, 2 BR $106.000 Amherst Garden Home, 3 BR 89,900 Fordham Park II Homes, 4 BR, FR, 21h BA $135,500 Fordham vmage I, 4 BR, FR, 21h BA $105,900 Edinburg Village I. 3 BR, FR. 21h BA $98,500 WOODllUDGE We have a wide selection of homes in almo~t· every development, including Lake f<ront. Creekside, Broadmoor, WB Estates , wn Place. DEERFfB.O We have townhouses, patio homes and park homes. A nice variety and choice in most areas. GREENTREE Some super buys in Cambridge models plus a new listing on an outstanding Hampton. CULVERDALE Have we got a deal for you! Several Plan 43's and 44's, 45's and 47's. These outstanding listings are offered at an affordable price. Call today regarding these modest income homes. I red hill realty 552-7500 .. ,l • OPEN HOUSES SAT/SUN l·S lJ 5 A_..,.,,.., ,&L ms. 305 Coral. lal W. SZ46,S ***** , OH WATERFRONT W/PIER & VllW A fle.U. .ct ..... pt oplrfy • ... water wtfft pier for yow ._.. .... 1 VIEW of_. tM Wlltft" acff-. M __,, llo•• wfftt 5 IMdroo11tS. 1.-p I~ roo•. fa•lly roo"'• 2 •1tche111, 2 • firepleces spadoa bolcCNfJ, p.tio. mid! ''""''other t.ulaeL YCMI cm .. ft 111 •' fa•llY ho1H or a two •It re•tal.J $449,000 I • OM WATH. PAVILION VIEW Chtlf'lllMg 3 ....... hOtM with loads of; otltdoor/iadoor llthrlaW.g poulbHIHn.; Separat• 2 bdrooM cottage wltll. ff"pl-... Sold c......., .......... -: fvst ill ffllW to O'ft llOW -:~ .... be11efih of wwwawr/whrter •ti WA TERFROHT proputy. Oas•ore: moorf11g lftcWecl $450,000 • . . FAMILY HOME OH IAUOA ISUMD; Tnlr o wann met lmtilNJ ..._..,..... wood. brick Hd b••••· Totall~ coordl..attd dKor ...... fJDod tah.1 ~~::"~~~....:.a:j priYGte CMlldoor potfo W H•lled ~ CJI ..... ,.,. 0,.. s.;. Ir s.. 1·5 ·~ $235,000 ' DECORATOR SHOWCASE IMft.IX : ltlllltlM z .,.. ... tra.t ... wHll ~ 111aster llllh. ~ U•hHJ ,_ wffla flrtplace. dlnl.g .,.. MCI .-~ lllfdtH. ~ ... , Ir ..... ... beclrooftt ... mid spoclan ....... °"" Sat. & S-. 1·5 P.M. $246,500 1 I IA.LIO~ ISLAND OPPOltTUMnT~1 T erriflc cllpn wffll 2-story frollt ltota• wHlt ... 11-fl11g/ ........ .. bedroom: .. 2 ........ ..... n11 ,, "°'. flnr/.,,... w It ..... .. oppo; lwlty to..,...., yowself wtttt _,. d..4Cor. $247,000. f ' I HOMI OM WATEl--4'7.SOO ~ ftllly fwwldllCI ......... rigllt -........... loll of ........ ,.... YllWS. T..,.fffc He..,ort IMdt ~ for 1mss•r -.... wHlrMCI ,........ hldnw.,. C .......... OH ..... . df11li19 f'OGnl ..... '"'• ... , ...... .... J SPECIALTY. SHOP W /FOOT ·TRA':i • IJtllt -............. ..., ... .... ........... ... tnrftlG $24,000 l ..... .., ._ .. 315MaitwA~ Balboa Jslond 673-6900 1 .. l I ' • MPT.AREA EXEC.HOME unique opportunity f r a fmly to move into t e Newport area & c cape paying an out· r gcous price. Live in a fl "Buccola Built'' me known (or spacious r sizes & hu ge ardrobe & storage ce. Only a rew blocks f om Cli(( Dr. & tbe a rbor. Seller must ove • price slashed I mt. • • San Clemente ~oreclHCs 38r, 2Ba, ~ceao & golfcourae w. covered patio, .000. t La Costa ~deluxe lBr, l'hBa, on ICcourse. w /pool, ner will finance smaU down paymenl ,500 I \ MALOY INVESTMENTS ~714) 'nt-1129 Carlsbad llYIHI 3t Bdrm .• 2 bath lfwnbouse; C epic.. brick Jtatios. Open Sal/Sun. ib. 5062 Alden, The Ter· rilce · tHEWPORT IEACH 4j Bdrtns., family rm .• bar, pool, bonus rm. view. $189,900. 2245 vine Av e., o pen l/Sun l·S. RARERMD -2 Lot. Eastatde Costa esa. Existing 3 BR l>OH V. f"JU)OC.\.U( ' ln';JU.TOR ' moa.c-....,. C:O.-dol-640·7000 9'1lCK SA.LE WU.VBDI 3 bdrm, aew paint, -.ooo. 1 ... ettonAttr. COSTAMHA J UMITS oom for ' more. ,!IOO. 4lMTS Yr. old, adj prop. ,500. I . • 2 •1oow 'IOI Goldemod, Corooa del Mar 6"·9060 $148,SOO Sa 1-4/Sun l ·S 'IM Tia Jyan~ Laguna Beach 499-3647 $1121000 Sat/Sun 12·4 125 Via Yetta (Lido Isle) NB 64().5357 $209,SOO Sat/Sun 1-S l84 Ma.gttoUa St., Costa Mesa 613-9479 $72,500 Sat/Sun 2-S DIRECTORY 32411 Spyglass Crt, San Juan Capo 496-7711 $94,500 Sunday l ·' 505 S. Spruce, Santa Ana Sct0-3666 $55.000 SatJSun l ·S ·31645 Via Madonna, San J uan CaPo 646·77ll Sat/Sun 1-S '1500 Antiguti <Dover Shores) NB 642-5200 $265,995 Sat/Sun 1·5 5241 Thom Tree (The Terrace> Irv. 642-8235 $87,900 Sat/Sun 12·4 . 226 Colton, Newport Shrs, N. B. 645·9161 Sat/Sun 1·5 1919Chubasco (Irv. Terr.)CdM 642·5200 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 300 E. Cst Hwy #71 (DeAnza Vill)NB 642-8235 $63,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 300 E. Cst Hwy #49 (DeAnza Vitl )NB 642-8235 $49.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach 646-325.5 $ll5,000 Sat/Sun 1-S *31 No. Sea Island (Big Cyn) CdM 675-6000 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 708 F ernleaf, Corona del Mar 644-7211 $135.000 Saturday 1·5 251 Lower Cliff Dr. #5, Laguna Bch 494-8057 $89,500 Sunday l ·5 SS Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 640-9019 $134,900 Sun 2·5 1029 Glenneyre, Laguna Beach 494-7578 $164,500 Sun.1·4 2702 Hillside Dr. (HVKnls) NB 640-9019 $143,500 Sun. 2-5 117 Via Vella (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-6000 $238,500 Sun. l ·S 12 Gunnison (Univ. Park) Irvine 642-8235 $120,000 Sun.1:30-5 26444 Calle San Antonio,SJ Cap 496-0505 $58,000 Sunday 1-5 • 2 IR & FAM RM or DEM 2501 Harbor View (HVH) CdM 646-7414 $229,500 fee Sat/Sun 1·5 * •21 Balboa Coves, Newport Beach 752-1920 $250,000 Sunday 1-5 1967 PtRamsgate,HbrVuHms,NB 644-0413 $142,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 14632 Beach (College Prk) Irv. 559-8312 $77,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 202 Ave Serra, San Clemente 496-7711 .$105,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 65 Sea Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NA 547-7044 $195,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 **26 BaJboa Coves, Nwpt Beach 675-7060 $275,000 Sun.1-5 1942 Port Cardigan (HVH> Npt Bch 644-6038 $138,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 305 La Jolla Dr., Npt Hts, NB 646-5369 $142.500 Open Daily 16 Montanas Norte, Irvine 645-9161 Sat /Sun 1·5 #10 Rue Fount ainbleau,B.CynNB 646-3928 $249,900 Sun. 1·5 1979 Port Nelson CHV Homes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12-5 23162nd st., Newport Beach 642·38.50 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 1954 PL Claridge <HVHomes) NB 640-0020 $139,500 Sun. l·S 890 Joann, Costa Mesa 545-7983 $74,500 Sunday l ·S 1045 Balboa, Laguna Beach 499-4685 $129,500 Sun 12-5 4082 Manzanita, Irvine 559-6177 $79,900 Sunday 12-5 •17271 JulipLa ne, Hunt'g Beach 842-8271 Sunday 12·5 2444 Vista Nobleza, Newport Bch 631-1800 $149,500 Sunday 1·5 17 Bridgewood (Lakefront), Irvine 675-5794 $149,500 Sunday l ·S 3 BEDROOM 1979 Port Nelson (HV Homes) NB 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 12-5 1485 Skyline Drive, Laguna Beach 644"'6200 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 128 Harbor Is land Rd., Nwpt Beach 675-7661/833-0610 Sunday l·S- •16963 Roundhill Dr., Hunt'g Hrbr 968-3229 $169,900 Sat/Sunday· 2021 DianaLn., Newport Beach 631-0900 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2220 Vist.a Hogar (Bluffs) Nwpt Bch 644-4128 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 320 Marigold, Corona de l Mar 644-9060 $179,500 Sun . 2·5 1827 Mariners Drive, Newport Bch 540-3666 $153,900 Sat/Sun 1-~ 2425 Bamboo (EastblufO N.B. 675·34ll $148,000 Sat.1-5 217 Via Orvieto (Lido Isle) N.B. 673-1020 $195,000 Sun. 1·5 1501 Lincoln Lane, Newport Beach 642-2793 $180,000 Sunday 1-5 512-514-516 Geneva, Hunt'g Beach .842-4466 eve 846-4938 Sat/Sun 1-5 611 Lakeview, Costa Mesa 751-3910 $91,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 3015CliffDr. (NptHts)N.B. 645-8207 $159,500 Sun.1·5 •1107 Oxford Ln (WestcliCO N.B. 644-9060 $185,000 Sun.1-5 304 Otero, Bluffs, Newport Beach 631-1800 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 27586 Starrise, San Juan Capo 496-7711 $75,900 Sun 1:30-5 31152 Via Santo Tomas, SJ Cap 493-7682 , Sat/Sun 11-5 1847 Port Sheffield, Newport Bch 640-9019 $154,900 Sat/Sun 5216 River, Newport Beach 631·0468 $124,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 17852 Mann (Univ. Park) Irv. 675-3411 $109,000 Sat /Sun l·S 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 645-7575 $249.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 207 Milford Dr, CamShrs,CdM 673-4400 $249 500 Sat/SWl l ·S 618 Tustin Ave., Newport Beach 642-1830 $114,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2038 Aliso, Costa Mesa 1&46-7171 $122,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 226 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar • 759·Mll $325,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1812 Port,A.,hleJ,Newport Beach 64().1440 $1371500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1106 Valley Circie, Cost.a Mesa ~ $95,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 192Lexington1.11 ... Costa Mesa · s.0-1120 $64.950 Sat/sun 1-s- 284 Robin Hood, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $117 ,500 Sun 12-5 3351 Mar igold, Costa Mesa · 546-2313 $ll6,000 Sat/Sun 2708 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach 752-7315 Sat/Sunday 1-5 34552 Calle Paloma, Capo Beach 675-5511 Sunday 1·5 •4909 Bruce Crescent.L.S .• N~ 631-1400 $139,900 . Sunday 10-5 403 Iris (Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $158,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •412 Colton (Npt Shores) N.B. 675-6000 $98.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 *2016 Vis la Caudal (Blurts) N.B. 675-6000 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4515Hampde n Rd,CamShrs,CdM 675-6000 $228,500 · Sat/Sun 1·5 315 Amethyst, Balboa Island 673-6900 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #IS Deoclar (Smoketree) Irv~ 644-7211 $82,500 Saturday 1·5 •#11 BarloventoCrt,NptCrst,NB 644-7211 $128,ooo ·Sunday 1·5 107 "A" St., Bal Penin, N.B. 631-1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 19392 Sierra Bello <Trtlrk) Irv. 752-6488 $109,500 Sun. 1·5 311 Montero <Balboa Penin.) N.B. ' 675-4600 $179,500 Sun. 12-3 358 Flower, Costa Mesa 548-2901 Sunday 1-5 1520 Bluebird, Laguna Beach $239,000 Sun 2:30-5:30 4461 W. Coast Hwy CNwptShrs) N.B. 640-6161 $167,500 Sun.1·5 250 E. 19th Street, Costa Mesa 646-4463 $79,900 Sun.1-5 30831 Marilyn Dr., South Laguna 759-0422 $179,500 Sunday 1·4 2901 Pape1·Ln.Aniv. Est.,NB · 642-8235 $124,500 Sun. 1-5 400 Visla Quinta (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 Sun. 10-5 6 Rue Va lbonne (Big Canyon ) NB 644-6200 $299,500 Sun .1-5 •1855 Illinois. Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 $85,900 Sunday 12·4 *#4 Sand flower, Newport Beach 645-9161 Sunday 1-5 2596 Willow Ln., Costa Mesa 645-0303 $72,900 Sun.1:30-5 3 IR & GUEST HOUSE 2549 F ordham, Costa Mesa 546-2313 S99.900 Sun 1-5 3 IR & FAM RM or D~ 18201 Lucero Way, Tustin 838-4494 $84,500 Sat/Sun 11·6 #19 Shoal. J asmine Creek, CdM 644-1156 Sat & Sunday 1·5 2163 Puente, Costa Mesa 557-5415 $89.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2007 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 646-8.515 $187.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1983 Federal, Costa Mesa 834-1702 Sat/Sun 1·5 570 Travers, Costa Mesa 754·6ft32 $79,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1713 Iowa (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 540-7610 $97,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2517 Westminster Ave., C.M. 642-0369 $87 ,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 1001 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach 548-6333 $179,-500 Sat/Sun 1-5 207 11 Chuser , Huntington Beach 963-6767 $92,500 Sun 12-4 29211 Kensington Dr., Lag Niguel 497-2426 S127.500 Sal/Sun 1-5 27251 Nubles, Mission Viejo 831-1328 $75,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 7242 Seaworthy Dr., Hunt. Bch. 640-1812 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * • 237 Canal CNwpt Shores) N. B. 645-7575 $225,000 Sun.1-5 1312 Dover Dr. (Westcliff) NB 642-0758 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2006 Port Albans Circle, N.B. 640-0847 Sat/Sun 12-5 2049 Port Bristol (Har Vu), N.B. 640-0468 $165,000 Sat/Sun 12:5 793 Bolsana, Laguna Beach 497-2421 $256,000 Sat/Sun 11·3 33761 Wndjmr DrN gSbr.sLgNig 493-8060 · $18.5,000 . Sal/Sun 11·5 2858 Drake Ave <Mesa del Mar> CM 557 -3160 $84,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 41 Snapdragon (Deerfield), Irv. 551·1444 S83,500 Open Daily 506 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 759-1288 $206,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 *4592 Greentree Ln., Irvine 552-7959 $134 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1946 Port Carney, Newport Beach 640-2523 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 29792 Andrea Way, Laguna Niguel 494-9473 $139,500 Sat/Sun 10·2 409 De Sola Terr (Corona Inds> CdM 644-9060 $295,000 Sat/Sun l·S 19322 Sierra Bello, Turtlerk (Brdmr) 675-3411 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 1514 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach · 494-1973 $169,500 Dail,y 31672 Sea Cove, South Laguna 494·9456 $275 000 Sat/Sun 1-5 25012 RefleJo, Mission Viejo 496-7711 $89,900 Sunday t-4· ••19j5 Bayside Dr., CdM 631·1800 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1..S •2845 Cassia, Newport Beach 644-0940 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1..S 436 Cambridge, Npt Hts, Npt. Bch. 540·3666 $109,900 Sat/Sun l..S •14 Rue Grand Valle (Big Cyn) NB 613-4400 M.25.000 Sal/Sun l..S •2948 Andros St (Mesa Verde) CM 548-7708 $89,900 Sun 1-5 1955 Pt. Locksleigh (HV Homes) NB 833-8600 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 186 Virginia Pl., Costa Mesa · 646-7171 $110,000 Sun 1-5 2378 Westminsler ; Costa Mesa 646-7171 $89,950 Sat/Sun l ·S 5 16 DeAnza, Corona del Mar 675-2311 $195,000 Sun.1·5 304 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-0146 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 21792 Northwood, Lake Forest 752-1700 $109,900 Sat.12-5 5542 Wendy, Huntington Beach 752-1700 $103,000 Sun 1-4 •360 Villa Nova, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $89.900 Sat/Sun l·S 245 Brentwood, Costa Mesa 642-9161 Sat/Sun 1·5 4714 Cortland,CamHghlnds,Cd.M 644-6200 $167,900 Sat/Sun 1-S 2431 Port Whitby {RV Homes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 1500 Cornwall, Newport Beach 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 206LaJolla Ln (NewportHgbts) NB 642-8235 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 *615 RickfordRd,Camlilnds,CdM 644-6200 $210,000 Sat7Sun 1-5 *•324 Morning Slar,DvrSbrs,N~ 642-8235 $479,500 Sat/Sunl·S 3429 Santa Clara, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $94,500 Sat/Sun l ·S •611 Kings Pl., Newport Beach 645-0303 $164,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 979 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa 645-0303 S89.900 Sat/Sun 1-s· *9102 Mahalo (Nwpt West) H.B. 675-6741 Sat/Sun l·S #1 Holly (Univ. P rk), Irvine 673-8.550 $128,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 2951 Catalpa, Eastbluff, N.B. 673-8.550 $189,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 3101 Platte. Costa Nesa 546-2313 $84.900 Sat 2-5/Sun 1-5 394 1 Aspen, College Park, Irv. 752-7315 $135,900 Swtday 1·5 . •20 Whitewtr,Jas mnCrk,CdM 675·5511 $235 ,000 Swtday 1-5 22091 Commanche, Lake Forest 675-5511 $99,750 Sunl-5 2506 Lehigh, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $86,500 Sun 1·5 1038 Sea Lane <H. V.HHls) Cd~ 675-6000 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4500 Roxbury, Cameo Shores, CdM 675-5511 Sat &Sunday 1-5 2916 Clay St., Newport Beach 546-5880 Sat/Sun 12-5 •362 E. Magnolia, Costa Mesa 646-3255 $84,000 Sun.1-5 *410 Vista Roma (Bluffs) NB 675-6000 $121.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 19402 Sierra Chula CTrtlrk) Irv 759-1288 $109,500 Sun.1-5 #3 Pandora (Irvine Groves) Irvine 979-8100 $114,500 Sunday 12-5 977 Santa Ana, Laguna Beach 497-3331 $162,500 Sunl-4:30 4922 Corkwood, Univ Park, Irv. 837-3748/559·1871 Sunl-5 213 Vi a Dijon (Lido Isle) Npt. Bch. 675-6161 $243,000 Sun.1-5 465 E l Bosque, Laguna Beach $179,900 Sunday 1·5 3802 Hendrix (Culverdale) Irv. 552-7500 $103,900 Sun.12:30-4:30 2405 Venier Way, Costa Mesa 963-8377 $78,900 Sun. 1·5 2216 Vista Dorado (The Bluffs) NB 640-0020 Sun. 1-5 *315 Cedar (Nwpt Shores) N.B. 642-5200 $98,500 Sun. 1-5 •594 Pierpont, Costa Mesa 644-6200 $87,900 Sun.1·5 36 White Water, J asmnCrk,CdM 642-8235 $254,900 Sun. 12-4 2907 Harbor View Dr CHVHHls) Cd.M 644-6200 $315,000 Sun 1-5 425 Vi sta Flora (Bluffs) N.B. 642·8235 Sun.1-3 14152 Chagall (The Colony) Irvine 644-6200 Sun.1-5 227 W. Yale Loop (Woodbridge) Irv. 752-1414 $104,900 Sun. 2-5 44 Bluejay (Woodbridge) Irvine 752·1414 Sun.1-S *430 Pirate Rd, Newport Beach 645·7221 $239,900 Sunl-5 2710 Vista del Oro, Newport Beach 645-7221 $123,500 Sunl-5 3141 Barbados, Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 $79,950 Sunday 1-5 10052 Sprit, Huntington Beach 545·9491 Sunday 1-5 538 Fullerton, Newport Heights 645-6646 $159,000 Sunday l ·S 110 Golden Rod, Old CdM, CdM ' 642-8235 $155,0()0 Sun.1·4 2021 Deborah (Hbr Hgblnds) N.B. 642-5200 $123,500 Sun. l ·S •S Wood Nymph (Irv. Groves) Irv. 675-6000 $103,000 Sun.1·5 474 Westminster (NptHts) N.B. 675-6000 $139,950 Sun.1-S 501 Carnation, Corona del Mar 644-4848 $168,900 Sun. l·S 2449 Norse, Costa Mesa 546·5880 $88,950 / Sun.1-S 2260 Golden Cir., Newport Beach 546-5880 Sunday 1-.S •20 Whitewater, Corona del Mar 675·5511 Sun 1-S 401 Kings Place (Nwpt Hgts) NB ~ $185,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 4 I EDROOM 108 Via Florence (Lldo Isle ) NB 673-1b20 $249,500 Sun. l ·S 15 Rimrock (TurUerockl{ghlndis> 675-3411 Sat/Sun l ·S #9 Monterey Circle, Corona del Mar 675-34U $319,000 .Sun. 1·5 325 CamSbrsRd, CamShrs,CdM 644-9060 $259,SOQ Sun.1-5 415 Colton (NewPorlShores) NB 548-1290 $115,000 Sat.L$un 1-4:30 239 Colton (Newport Shores) N. B. 645·7575 $169,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 4332 Senisa Way, Irvine 551--0404 $106,000 Sat/Sun 10·6 25411 Monte Verde, Laguna Niguel 495-1720 $99,500 Sun. 11:30..S •9091 Niguel Cir., Hunt'g Beach 963-5671 Sat/Sun 1-S 20372 BayvuAv'e,BkBy,.NB 754-1202 $132,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 18178 Glacier Crt (Tiburon )Ftn. Vly 546-0814 $82,500 Sunday 1-5 14922 Gainford, Deerfield, Irv. 640·9900 $77 ,900 Sunday 2-5 255 22nd St., Costa Mesa 646-7171 $98,000 Sun 1·5 3726 So. AJder, So. Santa Ana 752-1700 $85,500 Sun 11·5 380 Mar a Loma, Santa Ana Hghts 752·1700 $119,900 Sun 11-4 2212 Margaret Dr, Npt Hts, Npt Bch 646-7414 $119,000 Sun 12:30-4:30 303 Columbia (Nwprt Crest) NB 673-8550 $129,500 Sun 1-5. •2713 Sandpiper <Mesa Verde) C.M. 673-8550 $139,900 Sun 1·5 771 Olympic, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $77,771 Sa 10-2/Swil-4 562 Vista Flora, Newport Bch 644-2440 $155,000 Sun 1·5 4833 Courtlnd Dr. Cam.Hlds.CdM 673-7286 Sunl-5 8681 Brksid Dr,LaCuests.H.8' 963-8278 $124,900 Sunday 1-S •1950 Chubasco, Irvine Terr., CdM 545-9491 $215,000 Sunday 1·5 •835 Amigos Way (#8), N.B. 645-3474 $ll3,900 Sun.1-5 3367 Nevada, Costa Mesa 754-1202 $95,000 Sunday l ·S 19701 Constellation (Glenrnar) HB 675-6741 Sunday 1·5 4 la & FAM RM tw DEM 4582 Greentree Ln (Univ Prk), Irv. 551-4632 $132,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 •4519 Camden (Cameo Shrs) CdM 673-7040 $475,000 Sat/Sun 11·6 2845 Ellesmere, Costa Mesa 957-1232/546-3269 Sat/Sun 12-4 *17840 La Lima, Fountain Va lley 968-3229 $78,900 Sat/Sun 2-5 1712 Highland Dr., Newport Bch 631-0900 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1-4 •6802 Bridgewater Dr, Hunt. Bch 848-3884 $ll5,000 Sunday 1-S 25062 Woolwich St <EI Cero) LH 770-0633 $139,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 25691 Wtlliamsburg Ct (Swd) ET TI0.0633 $107 ,500 Sat/San 10-5 1863 Boa V1Sta Cir. <MV) CM 545-1476 $155,900 Sat/Sun 10-4 2212 Francisco Dr., Newport Bch 646-9750 $199,950 Sat/Sun 12·5 8683 Hudson River Cr , Ftn Va lley 1-996-3000 $146,500 Sunday 1·5 -3262 Washington, Costa Mesa 549-3497 $85,000 Sat/Sun 10-5 . 1724 Port Margate, Newport Beach 644-4135 $179,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 8.512 Palermo, Huntington Bcb 751-3773 $123,500 Sun 1-5 2163 National, Costa Nesa .. ..-645-2319 $72,500 Sal/Sun ll-5 14541 Ryewood {Calif Hms) Irv. 552-3533 $83,900 Sat/Sun 11-5 4931 Tamar ack Way, Irvine 559·0337 $159,000 Sunday 12-5· 32 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM • 640-6161 $279,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 52 Drakes Bay (Spyglass) CdM 640-6161 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2A09 Bonnie, Cost a Mesa 540-3666 Sl49,900 Sat /Sun 1-5 16671 Apple Ln., Fountain Valley 540-3666 $127,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 **231 Canal St (Newport Shrs) NB 548-1290 $152,900 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 2100 Yacht Mischief (Seaview) N .B. 673-7300 $279,500 Sat /Sun 12·4 3007 Inlet Isle (Harbor View ) CdM 675-3411 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 873 Sandcasllc Dr ~HV) CdM . 675-34ll $226,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 Z1 Songsparrow (Woodbridge), Irv. 551-0238 $107,000 Sa/Sun all day 10021 Fox Springs Rd (CH) Tustin 673-7300 $295,000 Sun. 1-5 •2245 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach 640-7000 $189,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 . ~Via Jucar (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-6259 $250,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 21 Caraway, Woodbridge, Irvine 640-9900 $107,900 Sun 12-4 53 Bethany, Turtle Rock, Irv. · 640·9900 $132,000 Sunday 12·5 514 38th St., Newport Beach 646-7171 $355,000 Sun 1-5 12622 Barrett Ln., Santa Ana 752-1"100 $170,000 Sun 12-5 14622 Oak, Irvine 752-1700 $115,900 Sun 11-4 14251 Saarinen, Irvine 752-1700 $121,000 Sun 11·3 308 Bowling Green (CP) CM 646-3928 ·$93,000 . Sat/Sun 1-5 3622 Parton, Santa Ana 540-1720 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 1020 White Sails (Har bor View) CdM 644-4910 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4501 Surrey Dr. (Camlighlnds) Cd'M 644-4910 $175,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2.821. Nevis Cr. <Mesa Verde> CM 645-9161 Sat/Sun)·S *1T122 Cassia Tree, Irvine 540-1720 $179,900 Sat/Sun l·S '**3806 Channel Pl., NeWJ>Ort Bch ~ Sat/SUn 1·5 *975 Denver, Mesa North, C.M. ~9491 $115,000 Snt./Sun 1-S I I M I 1 ' 1'All. y PILO; ,,., :!!!~~.~ ....... .,~.~~-··-· ~~!~!'!! ....... ~~:!.':!'~ ...... ~~-~!~-.... }~!.~~...... _Su"41X__,..,.. ..... A .... er1_1_'zs .... .._1 .... 9 .... 1e _________ ....,..__ _____ , • , " 1one .. ,.. 1602 .,,.,., 1002 .... ,.., 10 ca..... 1002 •••" 1002 HotnnFot-Stle --------i....------w.H .................................... ~········· ............................................................................................................... ,.. .. ______________ ....,. -----------C:.••NI I .. ·~ ...................... . LIDO ISLE <>PIM SUM. I ·I . 21 J YIA DIJOM Newly r~ted 3 bdrm., tumlly. 2'1i balha: &·story home with att.ractiv~ South paUo. '243.000 Bill GRUNDY. REALTOR _)ti ., "' t1f• 1/f • , t. (>/ J (, f.JJ BjgCanyon Properties One O/_A_}(;nJ NEWPORT HEIGHTS $109.500 3 BR home in xlnl. area. Hardwood floors. waJl-to-walt car peting, bltn. r1&nge & oven. Rece.nUy r e-rooted & re·afAlcc;oecL Access & room for boat & traUer + bag double garage. ALMOST NEW WI AN OCEAN VIEW $159,900 3 BR. & I BR duplex. Bwll·lnl>, carpeting, drapes, & a ll that stuff. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 29 If N•wport llvcl. conter lOttt HEW WATaFllONT 3 BR & den or ( BR, m 'tr. w /frp lc., Ro m a n tub. jaeuizl: kitchen featuring all blt ·lns, microwave oven. OPEN SUN. l ·S. 2.31 CANAL.N.B. sns.ooo IAY VIEW J BR, 3 be ., spectacular o cean & harbor VIEW. Like new. M str. suite w/Jnc uq l. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. 1521 K INGS RD., N.B . $249.500 MOTIVATED HLLEIS 2-Story 4 BR home nr. c lubhouse. pooli, tennis; wa lk lo beach. You own the land' OPEN SAT/SUN. 12·5. 239 COLTON, N.B. $169.500 V AC AMT in Newport Shores; beautlf ul upgraded 2 BR, fam. r m. home. LotN o f Spanis h ti le. nat. wood s . wa llpapers, jacuzzi off mslr. BR. Only $112.000 Th4: ultimate m luxurious, custom residences! Jn a park-like setting on the 18th (airway. th ts elegant 5200 sq. Ct .. 5 bdrm .. 7 b ath home was d es ig n~d . f~r the dis crimina ting! Large inviting pool & raised jacuzzi enhanc_e the lovely courtyard. Rare qua li t y c on s tru c t io n & appointments. S&S0.000 ~~ Ml!ED TAX SHB.TER7 2 Sharp units, 3rd bldg. from ocean ; view from upper. 3 1002 BR each. Only $185,000 AON A 01v15'0 .. o• ~~Nlill AHOC14Hi c. ..... ., .. I 002 Gett«al .............................................. TllPLD INCOME!!! Eut Cocta K~. I yr. Must sell, 2 homes ne11r old~ reduelopmg area. Newport Heiehts: new 3 ~ions% BR, 2 Ba. un-bdrm., 2~ ba .• charminat its w/lrplcs. LIVE rN upgraded 2 bdrm home 0 NE, R ENT T II E $2l!i 000 OTHERS. S171.000 • M ake o f!er Bk r <'All. 0 •H 141~ 562-00.1836-76214 __ A~tt'*-.. Cl 1fi 71fALTY ass 1ed Ads 642·5678 Nur l'fo•p~f P1111 O rtlu DIRECTORY &e-. .... ._.,., .,_...., ...... ,. .... _.._, .. ,. .. ·-· ....... ,.. .._. ,_..._ ..... .,... ... _...,._. .. ..,..._ .... .,,_.. ......... ....._. .. ~,DAl\.YN.OTWAMTAM.P*-= ..... .._ ... f• .. .,,..... _ _..,.. .. lllt w• •fwwww.._ ...... c..._._.,....., .... 4 IR & FAM RM or Dftot 3200 Linda Way, Santa Ana 645-0303 $107,950 S a t /Sun 1·5 967 J unipero. Mesa del Mar, CM 556-2660 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1594 Baker, Cost a Mesa 751·3191 S79.500 Sat /Sun 1·4 :>1 Royal St George. Big Cyn , NB 645-7221 S365.000 Sat/Su n l ·5 •22 Morro Day, Spyglas~. CdM 640.1812 Sat 1Sun I ·5 •366 Grenoble . Costa Mesa 962· 7788 $86,900 Sunday l ·5 1~ Beverly Dr .. Hunl'g Bea ch 546-2313 $115,500 Son l ·S *1033 White Sails Way, CdM 644-7211 $259,500 Sat /Sun J-5 2901 Catalpa CE astblufO N.B. 631·1400 $152.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 269 Sierks. Costa Mesa 546·5880 $107,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2110 Yacht Mischief ISV> NB 675-6000 $285.000 Sat ·Sun 1·5 •1839 Sabrina Terr . CdM 631 ·1400 5398.000 Sat Sun 1·5 10971 Furlong, Tustin 631-1400 $249.900 1233 Surfltne Way. '.'I cw port Bch 644-6200 Sat/Sun l ·5 2226 Port Carlis le 1 JIV Homes> NB &12·8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2242 Jkather Lane:. N B. &12-8235 $169,900 Sal tSun l ·5 •1924 Ll1C'ward <Baycresl) N.B. 642·8235 $179.000 Sat1Sun 1 5 1941 Commodore (Baycrest ) N.B. 642·5200 $179,900 Sun.1·5 JS Gunnison <Univ P ark ) Irvine 754-1202 5154 ,500 Sunday l ·S 1601 Dorothy Ln (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 $175,000 Sun. 1·5 • 13591Onkayha1 Racquet Club> Irv 675·6000 ~145,500 Sun I ·5 • •2482 Bayshore Drive. N B 042-8235 Sun l ·5 •941 Pres1d10 tMesa del Mar) CM 546-4141 $89,900 Sun . 1·5 1098 Redding (Mesa Woods) CM 546·4141 $198,000 Sun. 1·5 l 110 Redding. Cosla Mesa 645·0303 $116.000 Sun. l·S 932 Azelea. Greenbrook. C.M. 545-9491 Sl23.500 Sunday 1·5 •2780 Clubhouse. l\t es<.1 Verde. CM 545-9491 Sl45,000 Sunday 1·5 •3490 San Rafael. Mesa Woods, CM 545-9491 Sl 15,000 Sunday 1-5 3367 Marigold , Greenbrook, C.M. 545-9491 Sl04.000 Sundav 1·5 3108 Roanoke. Costa Mesa · 7~1--0221 $94,500 Sunday 12-4 2'2485 Almaden . Mission Viejo 644-0228 SlS0,000 Sun. 1 ·5 17641 Bir ch Tree Ln Irvine 552·7500 $124,900 Sun. 1·5 •202 Pha1arope (Mesa Verde) CM 673·U81 $135,000 Sun. l ·dusk 16 12 Antigua Way, DvrSbrs,NB 642·7~ $329,500 Sunday 1·5 • 1400 Santiago (Dover Sh rs) NB 752·1461 !285.000 Sun. 1-4 8971 Crescent Dr . Hntg Beach 536-1461 Sun I ~ 333 Bordeaux. Cos ta Mesa 631-1266 · $83,500 Sun. 12·4 2807 Catalpa (EastblufO N.B . 644-6200 $189,000 Sun. 1-S 1951 Pt Wybrdg, HV Hms,NB NZ-8236 • $159f500 Sun. 2·5 1915 Windward (Baycrest) NB 8'2-$735 $212,000 Sun.1·5 1730Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B. 642-8235 $325,000 Sun.1·5 • 1615 Ruth Lane (Hrbr Rghlnds) NB 642-8235 S169,500 Sun.1-s • l 1 Burnln.g Tl'ee (Big Cyn > CdM MO·tf.aO Sund l·S .. .... '""' - HH9 Yarht <.:olmia ISeuview1 Nli 768-0454 S26.5,000 Sun 12-5 ~s Paularino, Costa Mesa 751-3191 . SWl 1·5 5 llDltOOM 2431 Holiday, Newport Beach 646-6254 $169,500 S al/Sun 1-5 ••220 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) N B 673-7300 S625,000 Sun. 12·4 • 18623 San Felipe. F'ount. Valley 752·7315 S125,350 Sat/Su n l 5 5 IR & FAM RM Of' DEH ~71 Valpariso Dr, Mission Viejo 586·768S $147,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1816 Oriole (Mesa Verde) CM 545-5946 $159,900 sat /Sun 1-s 60 Royal St. George (Big Cyn) ND 640-0488 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 33821 Ave Calita, San Juan Capo 496-77ll $195,000 Sunday 1·4 •16<Y7 Santiago Dr .. Newport Bch 642-0435 $259,000 Sat /Sun 12·5 I 075 Corona Ln, Mesa del Mar, CM 5.56·266() 5110,000 Sun 1·5 #Sl "Goleta. Spyglass, CdM 640-1812 Sat & Sunday 1·5 iso Mendoza Ter r <CH > Cd;\f 675-6000 S375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3850 Ocean Birch CSpgls Rdg> CdM &14-6200 $259.500 Sat /Sun l ·5 197 Buoy <Eas tside> C.M. 642-5200 $99,999 Sun. 1·5 • • 112 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isl ) NB 642-5200 $500,000 Sun. 1-5 IHO Hermitage (Big Cyn ) N.B. 644·6200 $399.500 Sun. l ·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I BEDROOM 19770 Cambridge. Hunt Conl'l .. HB 545-9491 S41.900 Sunday I 5 2 IEOROOM •38 Sea lsla nd Dr (Big Cyn 1 644-4910 S140,000 Sat Son J .5 2756 Hillview Dr .. Newport Beach 494-8536 $154,500 Sw1day 12·4 • 1111 < E -10 1 ) S Cs t Dr (off Fairview) CM 646·3255 Sat /Sun 1·5 1.242 Rutland Rd #2 (Westcliff) NB 642·8235 S8l ,500 Sat/Sun 1 5 2764 Hillview Dr (HV Knoll> NB 644-6200 SH8,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9537. Bickley. Huntington Beach 546-5880 $68.000 Sunday I ·5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEM •29Zl Perla (The BluHs) N.B. 644-4910 $170,000 Sat /Sun 1-5 •621 Lido P a rk Dr .. Newport Bch 6.11·1400 $325,000 lO Sea lsland Dr. (Big Cyn ) N. B. . 640·5560 $249,000 Sun. 1·5 # 1 Seascape Dr .. Ne wport Beach ~6-7711 Sunday 1·5 l IB>ROOM 633Skyvjew, Brookview, C.M. 752·7315 $89,900 Sunday 2-S •#11 Surfside; Newport Beach 962-1788 $91,500 Sunday 1·5 *689 Vista Bonit a, Bluffs. N.B. 640-9000 $132,00o Sat/Sun 1·5 635 Vista Bonita (The Bluffs ) NB 759·~11 $186,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2189 Vista Entr ada <Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $179,000 Sat /Sun 1-S 2452 Vista Ho gar CBiuff s) N. B. 644·1133 $l <M>,SOO Sun. 1·5 2643 Vlata Ornada (The Bluffs ) N.B. 64().,5560 $164,900 SUn.1·5 429 Vista Suerte CBlulCs) N.B. 64().5560 $1~,000 Sun.1·5 J R • •AM IM fW D" 405 Feliz (The Bluffs) Npt. Beach 640-5560 $185,000 Sat /Sun l 5 S42 Vlsta Grande CBlutfi;) N.B. 64•·1133 $189 900 Sun. l·S DAVfDSON REALT T '.>cl()! ... <. ........ , ~J t (,.1'> 7c.,15 Jl11'1 fJ,.wpo•• ~"" ~j P t)73 ')Qf,Q 4 IB>ROOM 359 Vista Madera <The Bluffs) N.B. 673-4400 $159,500 Sat/Sun l·S 2146 Vista Laredo (Bluffs) N.B. 644·1133 Sl51,500 Sun. l ·S • 4 IR Ir FAM RM or DIM #14 Shasta, University Park, Irv. 752-7315 $131.500 Sunday 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOM 32 Sea Island <Big Can yon ' Cd M 675-3411 $192,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·S Z IR Ir FAM RM or DIN 22772 Tolana, Laguna Niguel · $114,500 Sunday 12·5 #2 Lago Sud (Rancho SJ) Irv 675-3411 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l IEDROOM •2304 Fuschia Ln < Lrwlwd ) Tustin 832-0897 S67 .900 Sal/Sun 10·5 5062 AJden <Thl' T er race> Irvine ~7000 Sat/Sun 1 5 l BR & FAM RM or DIN #6 Redwood Tree, Univ. Pr k, I n ·. 545-9491 Sl 15,000 Sat/Sun 1 ;; DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 II Ir IACH APT 432. 432112 Dahlia, CdM 673-8494 Sl55.000 Sun. 1·5 2 IR & t IR 305 Coral, Balboa Island 013-6900 $246.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 IR & 3 Ill & GUUT 910 W. Balboa Blvd. <Bal Penin) NB fl75 ·6700 $230.000 Sun. 11·4 l BR & 2 llt ~9 Carnation. Corona del Mar 644 -48-48 Sun 1·5 4 IR & I IR 115 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 644-9060 S219.000 Sun 1·5 4 IR"& 2 IR 206-2061t2 Abalone CBa lboa Isl.) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 BR & l Ill 121 33rd Street. ~ewporl Beach 540-1151 Sl89.500 Sun I 5 5 Ill Ir 2 IR 3700 Seashore Dr .. f'i ewport Beach 673-6210 Sl89.950 Sa t/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE l lR&llR 31331 El Horno, San Juan Capo 493-1523 $90.000 Sunday 11 ·5 718 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 631·1800 $157,500 Sat /Sun l ·5 TWO ON A LOT 2 H 'S !ACH 200'l/2002'111 Meyer, Costa Mesa 752·6688 $94 ,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 UNITS FOR SALE I II a Z0 IR •215-2151h Chicago, llunt 'g Bch 962-7788 $125,000 Sunday .1·5 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE l HDIOOM 18601 Newland (Los Amigos) HD 96.1·0991 Open Sun t-~ HOUSE FOR RENT l llDIOOM ~ #23 RueCannes CBig Cyn) N.a. 759-0811 $1500 Mo. Sat/Sun 1·6 CONDOMINIUM FOR RBn' J llDROOM 328Vlsta Trueba (Bluffa) N.B. 75e-08.l.1 ~Mo. Sun 1.s CRAWFORD CANYON North 'tusUn area. beautit!J! country setting oo ~ acr-. wtlb vi•• of hilll. Space for RV1 3 car f:: 1 yur ola. Call ~~»HERITAGE . -• REALTORS MINI RANCH REAL ESTATE SALES Before you make a mov- e-i:ive us a call. We have got a better deal at Select Properties. 751·3111 Cos~ Mesa 5.W-2660 Newport Beach C:SELECT T' PROPERTIES DESIGNB> FO•DECUTIVE LIVING I Tb11 beautifully op graded 8UC<.'Ola Honu-' Spacious Living Room with big Fire p lare. · Large Master Bedroom. highly upgr aded with pri vate e nt r a n ce t o garden area. Slump stone planters highlight the room -back yard. Me:>a Verde L i ving at its Best ! $129,000. Call ~\6-2:113 smMMCRING POOL, dog ran. room for-b ad· minton . c r o que t, spacious c BR. 2 Ba home in I.be beach town of C11rtsbad. K ids just walk or blte to beaches ... p lus 111 the x tra11 like ... bltns. fpk. n ew ciiu. etc. M .000. 714-433-6490 WM.LACE & CO. RIALTORS N09'1AUFYIHG! Eaats ide 4Br., with w agon wheel c ha r m. 2.000 11q. ft. of happy family living. Call for de· tails. 646·7171 ---- SIDRM + FMl.YRM PHA appraisal $115.000. At kin& $80.000 . A ll lerl'fts. For this 2lZ4 aq ft. 3 Ila home. Call 8 AM to lOPM.9811--3:171. LUXU.YTIJ-LEVEL TOWMHOME One ol the most beautiful towohomes in the area. SunkM living room. wrt h bath. Second level has mast.er t0uite and family room. Third level has ls1tchen. di rung room, loft and two more bedrooms. Three poo1s. clubhouse, ttc. etc. .. foc the Mr. & '1rs. look mg for lhe u I· Umet.e m entm aining or just pla1n la vi.ng Ca II th 1s number for infonnauon ~-6-2313 ()f"I.; ". 'VN '""',.. ' [~:llfll OHllDIMDOWN •TMtlfUI' W°rth O'/e't 2300 I p ft of auper home. 3 ca r .iar•re. COl/°d patio. So clean 100 wtU want to take elf your aboes. Le51 thlm $120,000 In preaUg• area. 9118-3:17 L ~ WaJ kP.r r. I r.e &eal et""e l + ,AMl.M St.UGO Eaulleat t wo a lorJ townltome loc:,a tcd i• 1trut area. B11 livlnl nom. ~ ldtcheri, dtnfn.t G'H, Ulrte bll Wrm1, cJoae to poof. llanyf mao7 t:xtrul ~·t ttl '6 tM market a t t hla prlu .•• CaU Now ... 546-2313 111'1 '° w #Cl;' Ho Ha11le EZ care iOWY1norrw w11h load• of comtonl 3 bedroom home w1lh dining room .... cou"1ry kitchen and rT\()(e. Patio and 2 comMOnfty Pools. can fOf' more det1111s1 9151,SOO. 540-1720 $39,900 Ion moor r . ,. I I• Greatest deal going for older ooupf•I Ideal tocatoon 1 bedroom condo wltl'I eodres Qalore. , Eating area oll me country kitc:hen: entry. ' Fireplace 1n lhe living room. Patio w fth balcony; Seouttty. plannld activities. jacun 1. , game room and more. Call nowl 54().1720 2 Home1 On One Lot! 4.. Great income property! Both ho,._ lrtc:lude 2 ' bedrooms. eating area. entry and fireplace. . l ots of charm: super loeelion. Call now 104' • , more detailsl $84,000 540-1720 Delk)MM !xecuff••-~ GorgeOtJS 2 st6ry • ~roorn IW>me tee1un~ custom heated pool! Stereo throughout: fonl'lel ' • d1n1ng room. eating arn, family room and - brick lirepfaoe. Oeluxe kitchen. 1 P9tlos. Cell today• $179,900 540·1720 I educed ThouS.- Re1 ax al'ld enjOy the 1Ua1.iry Of a "9Med j8C\JZZll ' E•ecultve Com al home 1n Irvine loeded with • exlras. Paneled bonus room, 4 bedrooms, d1n1n9 room eating area and brick tirepl•c:e. , Come end see• $lt4 900 ~().17~ Elecja.c• I/ .. .. & Presliae! ,, , Prime rocl tton •. dfamatie entry into thie t gorgeous 3 bedroom home near country club. ,, Tin ted wiftdow9. wet bar, dec:oralot ICQel'llS, ~ ' ftrepraces and f or1"•' 0 1nlng room, 3 '*lrooms. den, ettlng .,.., and tamlfy room. 2_ 4 patios. c.11 nowt Won't last.1127..SOO~ - Peace & 9uiet I ) Located on quiet cul de sac. near shops. Laroe bonus room In this 4 bedroom home ... fealurtng allrK llve wmdow coverings and wall to wall carpets. Wood paneling 1n rhe fa,,.ly room. dining room. eating area. ltle entty and l treplace '2 pat101 Near tennis '91.500 S40·1720 G•t Ready For S••ier Sparkling pool 1usl wa111ng for you and yovt famllyt $cJS)8r 3 bedroom home with dlflln9 tbom. eating area. entry and brick flreplac.. Remodeled kl1c"9n. Walnut panelfng in l1vlng room. PatiO. Come and eeel $89.llOO 540-1720 Omt.cl119 Pool Holm •. '·' Ttte lllds Wiii adore the slide "' !hos custom • pool! Mom can have hflf plants in a special ' greenhoulle !ft the y•d. Attractive 3 bedroom 1 home family room. brick fireplace1 dining room area and entry. 2 patios. EZ care yards. Don't " miss 111'94.900540·1720 s & s Driftwood Fealuring entertainer's wet bar lor-yOUf' summsr bashes' 3 bedroom home wffl'I bulll irY<• bookcases. earth tone decor. mlrror9d wardrooe doOr"I Ind bttck fir~ Tiie er11ry, 01n1n9 room. family lutch9" .nd ""°'•· 2 covered P•h05 Co mm. poot $101 500 ~O·t7'20 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa .. S ervlftCJ 1000 Cities • ... ..,..._,,,=;.;..;..;;::~------...;:Su:;::.:.;;N!!t;::;;;10.i.;,;A~pt!..-t_r~ • .!)Q.;1.:,:17:,:.I .......... 59• ....... For 5* , ....... Fw 59 ......... Fer 59 Hoau For S-• ~ POf' S. -• •• r.~~;;;; •••••••••••••••• "··"'-W. .......... w. 1· .......... w. ;,:;;,; .......... iooi ;;;::.;,;;;,;;· .. ;;;·; c;;;;.· .. ·;;;· .. ;;ii ;;;:;;.;.·~;· .. 1·0;~ ;;;;:;;;;;· ...... 1.~i~ c. .. ._. •024 ..................... J ..... ..z •••••• i . . ........... .-... . .......................... ....................... ....................... .. . . ................................................................................. . ... ,.. ·-., n• trA'71•.......e 1002 NICEllDUCID o•-•Vt -llllo.UJ SPECIAL• •••••••••-••••••• .. ••• --••••••••••••• .... ~(••••••••••••••••••••••• M t II b tH I --~. .......,, ..,..... --------------·~ Pua t~e bo ea: 8 u2 ll I e°'•••od Cklleln.SUIB.500. Prime Costa Mesa area nr So. Cst ••oe-•POll IDCUTWI LMll• Tbis beauUfu.Uy remodeled Eutbluff executive home la t.rulf a slpt to behold. 3 bedrooms pl~ family room. Panoramic view or moun.lalns and bays. Reduced to $189,SOO. Call for details. WIDI 0.... SPACES Picturesque country Uving. Extra large living room and den plus fireplace in each. Huge family room w I wet bar. Spacious ranch kitchen. Three super size bedrooms. Clear blue pool. Barn, tack room and corrals. Need we say more-$170,000. _ CANYON Ir OCEAN YIEWSI Picturesque 3 bedroom -two level :: liome in Old Corona del Mar! Quiet street & wrought iron gated entry. Mantled stone fireplace plus large VIEW living room. Gourmet's ki~chen. Step down .master wing hosts private den! Theres more -2 view bedrooms PLUS gorgeous forever view -d eck over canyon & ocean! Private walkway to sand & water. Hurry to' see! \ ANY ONE FOR CiOLF? '· Golf course vie w home. Spacious '\ living warmed by a large fU'eplace. •-Formal dining room. Dramatic den • with wet bar. Chefs gourmet kitchen. • Secluded master wing. Nine iron to club house, tennis and pool -only •$118,950. Call fot details. ~ . .... 673-8550 l J2 MA.a.UBITL COIOHA DIL MA.a . G~ 10021GeMAI 1002 ~ ............................................. . ,, .:· ' . .... ' * JASMINE CREEK Firs t offcrin~ ! A beautifully coor-dina t cd 3-BR. family room ''Moonrcst". with soaring ceilings & dramatic balcony. Sunny, bright &. ~hccry end unit on one of the lar gest. slrcel·to-street lots . extensively landscaped. Open today· 1·5 PM. # 19 SHOAL DRIVE- JACK HOWELL ~~~'"m 644-1156 :~~~! .......... !?.~~ :~~~!'! .......... !?~~ -... •I ' .. . t " . ·~ .. SPYGLASS SPECIALISTS Mosl beantirut view in the world. You will gasp for breath when you see this magnificent estate atop Spyglass lliU. Customized throughout. Decorated to perfection 5 BR, family room, pool, jacu:u:l-complelely furnished at $625,000. Open Sal & Sun 1·5 at 51 Goleta pt, TRAUMA TIC TRADEWINDS Breathtalt.lng ivew ot night lights from this immaculate, upgraded 4 BR &. (amity. Intriguing pool. jacuzzi and waterfall. Everylhing In picture perfect condllion-$315,000. Open Sal & Sun 1·5 al 22 Morro Bay. OUTST AMDINCi VIEW HOME Ocean and$0 t-tt lights-completely upgraded. 1 OLa• • BR, family room & bv... a gorgeous executive home at S41iii,v. .s9 Monlecito. SPYGLASS IEAUTY C BR & FR wlUi so••"· ~ular pool & jacuul. Uk•c:._·gtD 1 ~ lhroug~out. Super Jaq ;I .. _.1onal view. S324,7SO. 2 M1 -., y. PAMOIAMIC VIEW Ocean' cai.a·s· d ubor " night ll&bts iare a I yow LD':tractl" 4 & temllt wllh -· ne. Priced to acll at $340,000. 15 <:amor .... UMllA TAIU VALUE SpygJaat view ho~~ only szse.ooo. Lovely ne· • .V Owner allll t1npac1tln1C.0 .•• ,, DR., lar1e M8R.-don ~.u #18 Morro Bay. Tomorrow may be too ba~ar e;ar.:.~ -~. Luxurious cu.slom home + 2 bedroom DOLPHIN I. I. Plaza & Irvine Ind. J>ark. Super 2,sty 1•*-· Kc.re are Just a fl•w Open Sat/Sun t-5. eau garage apartment. One or a kind -4944111 unit boasts 3 lg Br. 21,2 ba, A/C, 2 encl. ~ oet::-r!::!~~~ Del L&r9oo Completed in Jan. of 1918 for present OH THI CANYONS patios & balcony /terrace off ms tr ste 1n1 tMiyenmarket: SoCllf.letlty owner. 4 bedrooms & den (or 5th Charming 2or, 2 Crpls, w/mlrrored wardrobes. Comm. LAGUIMAllACH 548-580Sor~owner bedroom) living room & master open beam ceilings, recrealion incl: 2 pools, 2 jacuuis, 2 u -Laauna charmer bedr~/fireplaces. Master bath paUos.Locatedonchoice tennis cts & 2 clu~hse.s. Top qua~ty nestled in eucalyptus llAoel.._.. IOH includes jacuzzi & separate dressing lotonPoppySt.$1-t9,000. conslr. & atnenit1es tncl: ·Ceramic vove w/valJey, mtn & ••••••••••••••••••••••• room. Kitchen is a dream of space & 644.833Jforinfo. Ules, refrlg & garage dr. opnr. A must b:~~:w':~'· i Ur, 1 o,..21w9 .~.2·4 appliances. Large family room opens C:O.toMno 1024 see for the1s.,~rt1ous h1~~Rs1holl~rn. 112 -compl•tely re--... ,. onto patio. A house designed to be the ••••••••••••••••••••••• CEHTU I A. 111.rv _... modeled wood/glass 3 BR, 1 BA cottage wllh complete home & only 2 blocks from New 3 Br. 3ba .• executive 751-ltl O .... for loy homo 11bove Victoria &uesl rm & ba, close to th b h ~ .. 9 500 hm. Sunken llv rm., -----------------Beach. 180 Degree Un· viUa1e&prlced rilbt at e eaC . _.. ' . W/calhedral ceilings. obstructed ocean view. 2 $172,500. 702 A•oc.. frpl. Jge Cam r-m. formal C.O.ta M"4I I 024 Cotto Mesa I 024 Br, den, 2~ ba ... $235,000. 2 unit income prop. Great location. dining. dre1tm kitchen. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• DA.NA POIMT .. 11 Owner willing to trade for Newport or Lge yard. Submit aJI o<· POOL/E-hl~-s..er 5-sha.. 13--0n the bluff condo 1--, =-Costa Mesa property -Asking ters 116.600. Principals ~ u.-2Br + den, $74,500. All w/ocean view. SteJ>t; to DON TVL•fl • $179 000 only. 642·5.$48 All. 5 Beaut 3 Hr, 2 ba. fam rm . . pool/jacuul. 2 Br, 2 AallOC •• ft8A&.TCHt• ' • w/!rplc. New kitch, new kit. crpU~.& more. ba ... SllUOO. ,..., .... M •vc .... ,. 2103 YKWD•••-S...lew EA.ST5'0E·R2 enclosed boat access. ~l~~~o~:~~e!i~o~ f 4 -Br and new •7 • .. -OPEN 1·5 SAT & SUN $70,000 2517 Westminster Ave. wood/glass home w / DUPLEX · Ocean view living -2 bedroom. 2 Huge buildable R2 pro-$87.900. Ph &-&6-11328 & _545-_'1983 __ . _____ _ ocean/coasUine views. 3 2 breach. Uke--new w/ bath plus den -Owner will trade or peny. Prime Eastside. -~--1------OPEN HOUSE .Br. 2 ba ... $185,000. new elect. fixtures & cop· ass· is· t ; .. f1·nanc'"g . ..,29,000. HwTy! 646-7171. •SAT/SUN l·SPM • 115-Newfamllybomeon I bi H u• u• ... -• A ,., 0 lfta...IUSIUY! "163PUENTEST CM per p um D(. uge G. H. ·-R9JSA.a..1 ....... T-unN ~v .. ' ""'' N,,'fl• ...,...... .. • lrg. level lot w/ocean/ 208 .... t A '-'-""" ~ ~ [ 1 3 Br+bonus rm. 21, ba 3BR. X Lg FAM RM coastline views. Room praae. ._a• ve. 671 3617 ~ IJl.l&'I~ lJ 1800 sq fl. Cenwrnl air CARROLL AND CO. for pool. 3 Br. family 1237W·~~=:.:nt 2711 L COAST HWY. CDM . ··JiiJ' i$ R.V swr.tge $79,000. A&t 557-$415 $89.000 room. dining room. 2h "''-~"'"' . ....,---=·-=~ 7$4-6262 ba ... $215.ooo leMed st1,6oo . ------MESA VERDE SA.tUUA.MCAPO Bar tbia bu~tlhalc:.ro-._.M_. 1022 Coroeade1Mcr 1022 ATTEMT10M EASYUVING Adjacent to C.M. Golf #6-0ulStanding income Waterfront duplex for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUn.DHS Ir is what you'll feel when Club. Delightful 4Br, Jba property. Triplex on cor · only si75,ooo. WouSd con· IMVESTotlSI you see this home. ll home wtpool. lge fam rm ner lot. Four miles lo vert to a beautiful 3 features a sundeck, 2 & sep dining rm. Attrac· marina. Current Income bedroom. 2batb home. E.ASTSIDf Crplcs and low main· lively priced by owner at over $10 ,000 per llAYWARD·WATSON N 8 A LINEUP IUILDAILER-2 t.enanceyard.TaaleCully S132,500.PhM0-0827 year ... $149,500. R. E. Owner has \·ariance & decorated. Uike to the i..;;..__;, __ ....:......;_:_:_ __ Contact 731 5581 • • • plans for duplex behind beach. $95.000. $6 7,300 NOELLl~OSON . . OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND immacuAllate 2 bdrm doll l..t, R.E. M.twort& 3 B d r m b om e on ~ IALIOA ISLAND house. most complet e· HJ.0167 beautiful tree-llned REAL ESTA.TE 206 G...t I 0313 ~......_ ~-ii• W~ ly reblt home to live in -------street. Close to bcb. Call 493 0 •12 .....,nnw .,,.. • wh.ile duplex is under E.ASTSIDE DELLARSON -Two 2 BR income units Spacious 4 bdrm, fam1 y rm home in construction. New cpt · 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath, modern on the West end of · · l H b v· ·th f l raised hearth lrplc. huge So. Calif Re.UV Balboa Island. Just re· orig ma ar or 1ew w1 or ma lot. Hurry! 1 545-94.Sl. home with open beamed Call S46-560S -·r duced $15,000. BALBOA dining, pool, jacuzzi AND gorgeous ceiling; on a huge lot. __ _:.____:_;_~.;..__-- l SLA ND REALTY. ocean. harbor, island and night l.igh1 Only $79,900. Call 113-8100. view. Reduced to S259.SOO. 6464463 Open Sat/Sun 1·5 Real E6tate iRlij 7 08 Fentlecrf • lc6oa Pen•1uta I 007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 ba • ~ blk. to bay. JUST LISTS>!! Now S1711.500 ! M.a,raball Rl.ty 675-4600 ·r1lliltllllaPoillt Newly r e modeled 5 Bdrm. 2 bath. 2005 E. Ocean Blvd. $185,000. A.gt/Owner. 673-3620 MEWPOITHTS. Triplex. 3.311 BR; nr. A beautifully updated 2 bedroom wilh room to add 2nd \Jhit for only $135,500. Open Sat. 1·5 CA.LI. 642· 721 I FOR DIT A.ILS /Jn NIGEL /JnNIGEL [31\ILEY & rlAIL(Y & ASSCJCIATES I A55CJC IATES ------ Triplex. two 2 bdrm. un-elem school. $235.000 its + penthouse with l · Marshall Rlly 675-4600 I . ,.~ ...._. M-1022 COf'OMdet M• 1022 bdrm. Large swimming ·UNUSUAL DUPLEX ~ uon -I & 6 k. g •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• poo car par m · J..Story w/view; 2 BR +3 Priced at $189,500 4in· BR+guesl.$230.000 ~~---~~~ eluding laml ! • · 67!>-6700 Agent 673-3663 042.2253 Eves -----~---• P,.eview Showing associated BROKERS-R EAL •oRs 2 02~ W 6olboo 6 1 lo• i 'Cap'str..o E • och I 018 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUPLEX w /OCEAN VIEW 432 DAHLIA, CdM 2 BR unt!s. Upper units SUNDA y I TO 5 OHL Y have good ocn view & a b h ll large deck. Lower unit 2 Iledroom, 2 at ('() age, olfers a private fenced s uper studio. too' SUNSllNE yard. $1S6,000. SI 55.:.00<i . AMC HO IA~ AVAILABLE 1HvESTMEHTs .... ~.. ~ounia de/~ Real E.stale IT'S POOL TIME! Gracious pool home liv· ing at its finest·. ·Elegant spacious 2 S!.ofy 4. !•dJm or 3 + den hume " f mly rm. Walk lD St. John the Baptist school & chun·h. BUiiy & tastefully de· coraled to your taste. On· ly $115.000. Call now ! 545-9491 Real Estate BIJul lnd£cped & \ tiry Clc-1tll". 2 stor.y, illr. 2Ba Appx 2200 sq Cl. 011 cul de -~ac . S9 -&.500 Uy 0\\11\!r. Call 751 o:!tl USTSIDE/ly oWMr Prime R2 Cot w/i.m111J hous e . 548·272M, no agents please. THEIESTOF M~~AVERP~ For Sale By Ownt'r Lovely, clean. 4br. 21 :ba family home. Includes u• 1 w1co1y frplr. liv rm "'lrplc. lrg lorm din rm, new k1tchcr.. ru;s F amily room w 1br1ck BB~~ Lri: bac k yrd w patio. Close to schls. chu r che!> & park Purchase 1ncludc1> tenni~ & swim membership m n earby Mesa Verd e Country Club $155.900. Opn Hse 10-4 Sat & Sun 1863 Boa Vista Circle. COSTAMISA TRIPLD $175,000/$35,000. O..ner carries balance al 9 .5%. Positively breathtaking 6 yr old dream boat in mfnl cond> All 2 story studio apts. Owner·s apt 1s 1.iso sq ft. Features incl bllms. dis· hwMher. patios. frplcs. & :ittake roof. Top locatian. east ol Harbor Blvd & Ni> of Wilson . WOCJMf" / Jocobsoa Co Rffffon C2 I 3t 937.3711 Ens C2 I lt 478·5603 FIXER'UPPER on prime IU lot Eastslde. S72,500. Owner I Agt bi3·M_7_!f _____ _ BIKE TO IEACH f resh oranges. sunny l.lrcukfasl rm. Over l~ ~-n. 4 ~r. sep ram·r"i. Ownt.-r agt 54t1.91;o7. VETS FREE housing. Zero down. 2ero costs. Any cil}' in <>r•nie Co. 24 HR Vl!:T AGT 556-0TT7. 5'5-14i6 ---·--C714t 496-7711 ~~ • ~-·-, i_q S77 t503. , ~~ 673~849 Ub Chkbw 50tlp O_P_E_N HO v S E BY OPEH HOUSE 10% Down on large 3 • . SEA VIEW LOT 2435 E. Coast Hwy .• COfOM det M_. ... It couldn't hurt to call OWN ER bdrm. 2 bath with large SA.T & SUM Chuck Nash about a re· 2.000 sq fl. Mesa Verde I country size kitc hen Build the home of your ,,,___..~---~-------warding career in real hme. 4Br. frpl. 19 X 15 -' BR. 2 BA. fq>lc, rg. views tropical rear dre;uns on this spacious · estate. 1-'ree training ir fam rm . form din yard & new carpeting. grounds. Owner bou1t_hl whitewater view lot In COl'OftGdetMcr 1022 1COf'OMdelMar 1022 youqualify.540-5101. $85.000. Sat Sun 10·5. ~al 2345 Ellesmere. another. must sell. prestige ara-appr".1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••I~~~~~~~~~ 3262 .., h "l Peninsula Really, ofc. 5""9922 ~ " al> In" On . 957 l""'> home c•".J269. ~ !»"~"'"" . 63x16S. Call for preview. 549-3497. c...u. ....,, ~aossoclotes VAWYREALTY ,· ' 1------------------...... 49Mt77 731·6050 EASY LIVING COUEGEPARK "Reduced .. E sine cust. .,. d PLUSPopL 2000sq rt, 3Br. ram rm. 3 ~~~~~~~~~! ~ Good investment! 3 Bdrm. con o near Just reduced ssooo. 4 car gar . R-2 . 1\gl -------.-r ~~ Fashion I s land & beach. Open BDRM. 2 BA pool home. 646-7171. Pl:HIMSULA n. ~ Weekends. $114,500 ~bsolutely the best buy EASTSIDE 4Br+family Large 6 bdrm .. 4 bath BY OWNER.3Br 2~Ba '" area. $84.950. Call to room. $83.995. Herbert home. steps to beach; 2 ocean vu twnhs~. lse op: TAX SHELTER see.540•9922. Hawkins979-8100 bdrms. could be locked lion. 5495 mo. lOO% rent 2 Family sized units. ocean s ide of ~ olf & rented as 4 bdrm. 3 rec u n d toward s hwy. Rent both or r e nt one & enjoy ~a ossociotes OPENllOUSE Sun 1·5 Car garage. Priced at purchai.e. 752·2400, beach living yourself. Ask. $215,000 $260,000 493-7748 673-3663 642-2253 Eves -------GOOD REAL ESTA.TE 494-7518 ~ associated llAOKEllS RE Al TORS I 022 COfOftCI del M• 1022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1983 ~~ederal C~f 3 br. new pamt m1out and carpel. Add on den By Owner. Ha lee rest Agt. 645-2632or834·1702 _ hme. 3 br 1'2 ba. xlra lg MESA VERDE ~rhl dis· lot. $74.900. 540.5683 for trict. Lo\·ely home. 4 llr. appt. 2 ba. $85,900. Agt 34552CaffeP.._. PRtMELOCATIOM Eastside2 strv. bvowner. _5'2'1_·35_16_· ____ _ Open s-c1ay 0C VIEW /Owner Duplex south of t)w)" Xtra Ire lot. S42·8953. OPEN SUN 1-4 2')}l W l<Jlboo r' • Jt.• N 3 b d R-South laysl..z-2Br. l~ Cronl house-plus _542_-666 __ 1 ______ Best MOlher·s Day pre-r' .. _..WVe'S ear new . e room -.. ~ 1 ., U.,._UUI homeonlarge lot. Ju.st steps LA> Big Corona new g,story3Br.2Ba + GRH:MIROOK sent you can buy ' DESERTION Gold fish desertion 1n i;harp 3 BR Mesa del Mar home. VA. FHA or con· ventional terms. Adop· tion welromed. 754-7800 LOVE BUG Cute 2 BR 1 Ba house on R2loC.SOX140. Owner just decided to selJ ! See right a"ay. call. Retreat COU OF HEWPORT Beech. 3 Br+den. 2 bath rgucredest a+t S4lc99a.r500garage. Of. Entertainers deltght. ReAllmodekled h3 br hom~~ REALTORS home. on 40• R2 lol w x· 3Bd. fam rm .. pool & new 1tc en. new rp...., Int taJ 't Bdrm & c:-e -·1•-c:n & drps. lots of charm. RV 1u1uu11t s 5 •...&.. $85 000 675-5511 ren um · OCVI Ill; rroperties , jacuzzi. Oversized lot. access for dad too! See at o~NHOuSL11uu., DUI 1111•= • garden patios. lge kilch Lg e 5 id e y 3 rd f 0 r ~ Huge 5 bdrm including COfOftCI cW Mer I 022 (bltins), used brick frplc (714) 549-2467 ' ch1.ldren's safet•·. Low 933 Dogwood. Century 21 11e30t•nci•.cos1•..-.. • t h' ld · / tt bed BBQ Be , Doyle Co. Realtors. 645 9161 separa e c 1 ren s ••••••••••••••••••••••• w a ac · am 1 mainl. Private highly 548.1168. _ _:__::::....::.=......:" :..:....;::....:_. __ wing. 20 Fl. high •PRICEDREDUCED• ceil's. $285,000. Prin &1--------• ded Agt 5462313 __ _..:______ ~slDECO ... DO c at he d r a I ceilings 2 sly. remodeled, upgrd qualified please. Sal/Sun CA.MEO SHORES upgra · · _ __:__ OPEN SUN 1 5 ~ " enhance spacious living exec home. 3 BR 2 Ba, ~~·ldor rodcall for appt. 30-t OPEN SA.T /SUM 1·6 OPEH HOUSE 245 E. WILSON f~1~!ri:a~~~ ~~~s~~~: room including AN · den. & deck w/view "" en ·675·0146 Execul1've ocilan v1'e•" S'"T/SU ... 12·5 Darling E-side home. 3 l T l Q U E O A K t -• C t Ii . Id ---------"' " "' " 2 BR. l''l BA. owest p AN EL 1 NG a n d owarns 8 8 na m 0 OCEAN VJ EW. s pee. estate with 4 bdrms .. 4 Freshly painted Mesa br. l~ ba in beaut. coun· price in New Orleans I k fl I CdM. $206,950. Brkr · lacular ocean & Newport baths. family rm. & pool. del Mar delight, 3br. 2ba, try-like setting. Great complex. Otfered al mass ve roe rep ace. 759-1288 Largt'St home o I d . f starter home. See it . Truly an entertainers --------Harbor view. Pool. wood n w a\•a1 · 1 n rm + am rm $72.900. d k • bd 2 b In the Shores. Xlnt W/beamed cathedral vou·n buy il! Century 2• 54"3666 paradise. VA terms of· CHARMING 3br. 2ba ec s, .. rms., a .. financin"! 5475.000 Doyle Co. Reallors. v-fered. Take advanlal{e. +guest house. Frpl, 2 skylights ttu-uout. Comp. " ceiling. Includes new no· Exclusive agents. Call patios. R·2 lot. Pnn only. remodeled & updated. 4519 CA.MDEH wax firs, sec. system, _548_·1_1_68 _____ _ 540-9922 Sl.57000 Owner 64().7030 Easy maintenance! fruit trees & playhouse. Byo~er.comer.4 BR.2 Wltelc111 • . • . $224.SOO. Interested & CA.MEO SHORES $84.000. By owner. 28S8 ba, r~m rm. 1800 sq n. •----'-'~ Duplex. Lovely 3br, re· qualifiedbuyers only. By Panoramic ocean/jetty _Dr_a_ke_._557_-3_1_60 ____ copper plumbing, nu ~~ modeled home + 1 yr owner. 494-6468. Courtesy View + 3 bdrm .. 3 baths, · t $72 500 2163 Na -=========-new 2br unit. Fplces & 2 toreattors. d IY OWNER pain · · · . INCREDIBLE'. REAL ESTATE ---------form. iitlng rm .. !am. . t1·onal A'•e "•c: .... 19 car parking Cor both. 607 rm. with Crplc. & wet 4 Br. 2 ba. formal dining. ·"'"" c,.;J Larks . Pri I B rri•ah leach brick frplc. corner lot. .2 d I Carefree 4 Bdrm, 2'.\t pur. n. on y. Y bar; brtdst. rm. & new See &save. Mesa c Mar. bath tn Newport Riviera. owner.640-1840 Corona Highlands 4 kitchen. Priced to sell. car gar. 900 Dogwood. 4 BR. frplc, nr ever Parquelfloors, W/Wcpt. Y."'.._wne Vil'• ---------1 Bdrms, 2 baths. fenced $329,500 S78.500. Phqpe 751-0774 ything. Nu crpts. hie & Comm Pool & Tennis llUU ._ CAMEOHlGffi..ANDS yard, fixer. $155.000. eves. paint. RV slora11e are&. Courts. Lovely and A ., Bdrm 1 b th Magnificent 180 degree •""/Owner 673-3620 C.. - B r~ .,....c:.• "" · • Y.t a • super -""-=-';__ __ ._____ .MIO SHOllS Mesa Verde beauty. 3 BR. -.800. Y ownr · .,.,., . ....,.,.. STEAL al $8.1.500. 90 .. c sharp condo near shop· ocean vu. 4br, 2 ba. 2 II frplcs. enclosed patio. ocu u VU.OWNER A TI'M. IUYHSI 2 ba cu.1t.omized home & financing available. Ca ping and schools. Choice .,_,.. I n-1 ·11 ,..A, R alt Huntington Beach loca· $232.000 includes land. 2 fantastic buys. Harbor Unable to rtnd the home Lrg forma d in·g rm, rUll Bi at"""'e e Y tioo. Vacant-immedlale Open Sun 1·5. 4833 Vu, 3 b r, frpl, must see. you're lookln• for? Call fam rm, 3 frplc·s. huge .,. occupancy. Submit your court I and Dr. Ph 644·2"1. 644·8722 1114 ~ first for service Crom patio w /firepil. beauty Greenhouse t Cote Realty Only 000 can 673-12Jl60wner White Sails. Open 1·5. our resident speclallat. lndscpd . front & back. Get ready for summer! & tn\·eslmenl ~"':so $68, · ---------Sat(&Jn. 1977 leader In lotal list· ~ aaraae door opener Color coordinaled 3 640•5777 .. ~~» HERITAGE . • REALTORS OWNER SAYS ings & sales. If we don't &r much more .. $97.500. bedroom home with din· --------- SUIMIT AU ONSI ~ have )'OW' dream home. By owner •. pru;i only. lng rooom. eating area COU.....,RY SOUTH HWY. we'Uflndlt! 54f-'7610 and ram1'ly r oom. 2 "' . CUTE 3 Br, CdM house Ca '"·-5 I 11 -i h '"' with approved plans for 3 Bdrms .• 2 ba . ., + den; meo...,, ... res pee a at Patios and pool with K11'CHEN goes w l .. _.tS 2nd 3 Bdrm unit. Must onR-2comerlOl;owner RJdl .. ty 673-7040 slide. $94,900. BKR. ·l bdrm. 2 bath family ~toappreclate. will carry lsl T . D. lM0-1720 room College Part Sl.68,900 home. RV access too! Newport Piet Rtalt 501 c......_. Home +Income+ Gueat TARllU. $93.000. 0,... S.. I ·5 '149,500 Open Silt/Sun l·S. Southlanders, 548..STT4 . . _ 309 DowUna Green 200SS.lbotllhd. CdMCHARM DUPLEX-3br + 2br. "#1 .. C ........... Narwport Bch.'13"2058 Spaciou duplex : 3 XJnt. v11lue. Ownr/Act. ..,.y...._• •• 5 u... bdnnl. +abd.rm .. 5fuJl Prlo only s1eo.ooo . _. ,..__ "'-baths; on charminl tree· _7_S&-oaeo_:_ ______ 1 3 Br, family room, 2 linldiu.tourbay. lrplcs, on comor lot. 4zt c ........ Orig. model street. O,..S.. 1•5 c. 640.S 112, cum• COAST JASMINE CREEK 3 Bdrm. 2 b•. ram rm w/ber. Many upgradtt. 644-6449 lktty Kerr RHlty t.ovel.Y Mesa Woodt 3br A "Y9'dLoYen .. Ywd home. 2ba, brick trpl~ A ptl'f ect location. an "1 c e 1 Y 1 n d 1 c p ' outatandlnt .. party.. w (atrium. Xlnt 1ch1a. wlk to so. Cit PIH•. )'~. fndt lrca, 1uper Lowest ~cc ln aru. By pool, Jacuu:l, privacy " "'---r ooo 548 5'111 MAl.ISTATa anneal48R~. vwurc • • ' ---------• Seeu1Sun.l-dusk. 2 & lba condo. iarage. arm PMlarope wui U.. for a bt bowie. -~~--· SELL ldk Jm.n1 with • DailJ Pilot Clualn.d Ad. '73-1 II I MUD.0. . . L ~ch~nrny t-1 lt.ro-' j._, AO JtU •I '.I H --? -- IYOWMB Collt~e Pk home, 3Br, Cam rm, Uv rm, frplc. ~r I°'-walk to 1c:hlJ, xlnt cond lbruout, 115,000. UHQI Pr111 only . f SlftlAL u. CUESTA HOMES Larie 2 story. Priced right to sell. 2300 to 2800 sq ft. 4 Ii $ Bdrm Model Available. a baths formal dining rm. family room fir bonu room. 3 c:ar garases. Uparade•. One home has boat &t trailer access. Pride of Owner$hip-Under a yrs new ......... .,LllCM 8'1-8(110 .. P..tch 642-f 414 .. .............. 1040....... 1044 ..... 1044 hii. 1044 ............................................................................................ ---~ ------Owner-$66750 3BR t~ba 84DUMIT 11Ht1l.HOCIC UMVBSIT'YPAltJC --~ --'-~ ---BHl &ate-like new-nr OM.. Y $15,SOO Ptao IJ.Fee land·3 ar. 2 3 .&elm.. 2~ bath. South sctlla •bop " bell-op hM Woodbridge beaut,. new Ba + nrhna. Au0< at .min Uni•eniLy Park. ~~-.. !~!~ ~~.!~ ... !~.~~ _s __ a_t&---sun_._96C ___ -1 __ 860_. __ ~a:~~: green;~.m. ~n:~~~~~1"1~~~ it~ Beaut upgnded Univ Pllrfr o.. ... bm. I Br, 2 be. 8117 4748 Nata.lie qt. Open&m View vfew, foNWet' YMwl lltb tee. top floor. Rancho San lo.qatn Plan, 2 Ir den. 3t La Senna. tud,OOf. c.u lot appt. 5"-IZ99. ICMI ..... \ ................ . FABULOUS WHITEWATER New Us~ with panoramic view of Dana Po1nl to Palos Verde.. Dramatic free form circular stairway takes you from the entrance way & formal dlnJn1 toom to the upstairs llving room wJtb view of while sand & sunsets for your enjoyment. This 4 BR home deserves your attention . Of'IN HOUSI UT & SUM. C411fwclrecttou M + o!oR20N C K 380 GlE"'4EYRE LAGUNA BEACH ll'ESAD'ZLMAR PliSTlc5IOUS PAMl'ASTIC "many xtraa. 2 bis Planllf,Townhom~.va, NEWCPJ.'&PAJNT. Va· ()paliH.seSun l..S G ll. 0 N n 0 0 0 .,.. Beaut 4 Br. ra m -rm L....&.L.... b f .... c ..... __ ... __ ... Y •-.-Ao• ... DJ · c.1t:1 ,,,. "" n. • ho .. la great loe. uunn,., 2 a+ m.,, rm. cant. 3 BR 2 Ba, fnod -iUN ·~ ou anvn 31h' 1~"Br"°h1Jy 8pKemakerl.2185aq ft, $W,IOl.callforappt. Jrvtne'• best. ~San patio, e(ec earopnr. As.-in.$129,500. 23 Ac•ci• I ........ ~. ;~!... ~:u.i: l:~ .1009ZSlwtt.Cfrele MJ1u•I Dr .• Ne•port soc. areenbtt " pGOls. Tree Lane. can Bil& al ,2?!484,-2148 NORIN SI~!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! RE ALTY ~~--.!!!!~.~~.-.!~ Mil l'Jt.Jm ~ uita best. $1•UOO. (2 ~:Us:!~· otr · Beaeb. ~l.501. ~-=· Call Benson, Cote Realty. _______ _.Open Su" u.-s ai 8683 •••lfnltedBrokers Cote Realty _ . ·· ? l!AUTIIS JblsOft Rner Cr. John ca , 646-1414 & Investment. OPEN HOUSE 4 Bdrm, ;l~ ba. l&e encl Yorba Linda RHy 640-5777 2Sll..oW'8rCllffDr.·5 pM!o, •*Ybntloe. Near 996-3000 llt 9SO CR£DIJRE£!! T'_... R•"".,.IC LAGUNABEACli ~1g. Sale pricer--------• • ""'~ Sand•1ltoS C.B.V. $TZ..608. LAOU!STA Wlndlor offerecl for only fl 14) 645-9950 3Bdrm,2b•, frplc,vault-O.Y.O. Large2 Bdrm., 2 3 "' ba; Mesa OPIH HOUSE That'• nol a Jldsprtnt. I ~3,900. This lar1e 4 •-------• e d e e ilia I 5 • Pr 0 f bath. Only ~ bloek to nerth area. Sate price 10112BCetdro Bdrm. 2 ba Monterey bedroom home ls ideally landseapiag. custom Maia Beadl. Bridal le II ~.C.a.V.$'15,000.. ~ .. ..-. ... y l·S plan. wftb famlty room. lontedandsbona.eat. WOODBRlOOECONOO patio s. 1 n a cleao.$m,SOO. 11Dc•--~ ,.... ___ 1 .-.. 0 • ByownerBU1 2stoJ'1end word •. L-OVELY. Will S4o.i'044' 3 Bdrms.1~ beth home =r:ui:a~rPrt~~ Own«lsaftlliallS!! aatt. ZBT. '112/Ba, COV· coosidtt tons eserow. SWEEPING VIEW. ~~~~~~~~~ W/-..d bride fireplace. sell this weekend! ~ ered patio. Includes $105,000 Beaut.ilulC<NDtr7 selling , :: Take over loan w /$860. lates. pools. J>irks 4t 187111 Paseo Picasso witb expamtve view or • Balecrest By Owner. 4br, mo. P.l.T.I. paymeat,s, ~ sch.ls. $67,!IOO·Or' otter Call Bill, Cote Realty the oceQ; •1!1'1 quiet'- , well kept attractive Ownertsarurious. .REDCARPET' ~,f/OO/Ofter.$51·390 *Cote Realty printe. Loads of fix-up fl01M " 1•rd/Cruit & poteatlal yet. ntremely uade trees. S'78,900. 645-3474 ' 1c Jnve~tment comfortable as is. 2 s.e.3'11, pnn only. Turlleroclc 4Br+fam rm ~5777 Bdnn:1"m a large den. ••...-H1t••LTY wJview $11.i.oot Herbert _.::..__..;:...;.;;;_;:;...;..;;...;;._ __ , si21 5c)d; Emtsicle3br,nuflrs,roof TWOHOME.5 ~ -HawklnsR.&9'19-alOO TIREDOF It p&fnt. lrg ccner lot, OPE2'fTODAY1·5PJI! 551-2000 SPANISH MANSTON. ~V..;.!.ceea.Sbadetrees, •W6PINEST. 1-WOOD--B-BlDG ___ E_P_LA_C_E_,Irvine Groves 3+fam nn LOOKING . Dana Point Jaodmark ~ ..........._ lhJI~..-l040 S/Adams-E/:Main. " diniog rm $114,500. t aLA~"" win convert~ to 3 units. ... ~ ••01.a •owo c ustom" Special offeriDg. 3.5 ()pm Sun 12-5 PM. Pao· •. a YOW' p.,._uui-• • D,..rfect for ..__ .. OC· •SIB)ROOMS• ••t•••••.U.••H•-..••• "' • w/fam bdrm.C-odtemporaryde-dora. Herbert Hawkins dow!t?~ebneJuat ;~paUon pl~-1';;,me. IBa,A/C,eleepr fitoDOWM, TWMlfSE +2car,aBec1tl$6,000 tached !amily homes in 9'19-al.OQ wh;rt)'(JCI •Pia lov!!yin• Oeean view. lmpresslve, .,.,._,t.erTaao•t. 3 BR, 2 BA. den. Tennis open, •ood11 design. -~-------•bdrm .. 3 ba. an ° pride ol OWMl'abip as cUlt wall6, n1tmJr beach. Owner. 644-1094 •!1121 Gettysburg Just short wallc to lake " D!fli &D'S Tu.rlleroci. Vll."'W • losb well 89 a eo.DCl iDftS&.o .rardrobes, cpbd patJo, 91r "'·y--N /Adams-E/Magnolia pa.rU in Vpillage: ws oodooo· IUT IUT se':md9Alc~~!v: .,our own ment. $215.000. primearea! ...,... 1 "1;;11 aJW-cut.$1,000toonly bridge. rom .. l • • Proud owners sac beaot ~,i..... - OPEN HOUSI SUM 1-5 ' nt SUMMIT DIUYI WOOD/GLASS COHTIMPORAaY HOME -AMoe9 ..... ftl .. a ...... ,_. .. trf1..1.w. .. ., .. .. ltont• ..... OCHlt .,.. fro. ..... r bedroo& Spoclon. ••II""' ldtc .... . •Nied .. beCllll c .......... ,...... ~Wt ..._. wffh wooMd.,.. for clrit..._ to pf•y-Sllt,500. &.-ed lo-Slta.ooo.. DAllA {)pbteSst/Sun 1M IFYOU CAM $1S,OOIL ..;.552_-4101. _______ , cuslom. upgraded, all <X>RONA DEL llAR IN· 109U2Camino.Dr. Only $50,000 le the beath Juxury xtras. 3br, 2Y.aba 2 ,.. COM£. 2 Bdrm. eottace •--------------~-= 1 r Prinonly, byowuu minutes away from thia 2 BoUiaearpartsa.bcacb 79 f'OOD all')', din r~i;.J;>atio & :., 1 W'ld:I two l'e8:" mdta. Ex· I - ___ frJ.;._~_1854 ____ 1 bdnn condo. Thia can' • nramab ~tto cellmt locaUoQ. quiet & •.. ' JI I L2.~st. laA.IOeallnowl~. 14AIJ..OYRLTKS arueNS _,, Jae It .,.500 convmieat to beach & L8IJlllll.... 100 .... t048 I -9'()..'3U 111.M A;;~m~w: 1:'1/Jt or sbopping.$185,000. -.. ·-··· ..... ··-· .. __ .. , ..... ~··· Ci)UAUTY Ir CHARM W!iy buyers call Raneb tenPa. Qa dlT, Cl Snap-r.foy He-•r a C H I E A C H Y.-llOQM ln.mting day• 1 c.c.do, 3br, 2~ba, Realty. We bave over dragon. Ssi·l"'-' CaD far Information on .....__.. c..-- wi.11 be over when you see Beal Eat.ate lrg encld patio, 2 car gar sevenly homes for you to --=------.., more income propertiea ·-~ .,._. HaHrS. this lovely 4Br, tam rm, -·CH._ ... S"'C w/auto opener. frplc, chose from, in all price By owner, 3 BR 1~ Ba, 'l5dl'.utN5Da:I~ avallablethroogbas. S Bdrms., den, I batlls, Newbolbe, J lk' den+ study, dln rm, 2:~. Ba, -,....,.,,._. ~ • blt.ns. up&raded thruout, ranees and su..s. Some Cptc, xlot ·loc. Below frplc.: charming tra· fllJD nn. 3 Ba. ~ of creat patio w 11rapc 3Bl\.2Ba.formaldin. common poof. $'16,900. will~ V.A. or l'HA marke' a t $69,900. ft11CL1 HOUSES * 49 •• 057 * level,nearDana Ha.rbot', sea• C!.111.JOD.. 14. ......._r "-(~·:ttrees. 2k>U,owner.M4·1094 8286 C?lerrywood Circle. terms. Some have pools 552·88'10 Ul"Ln ____ ....., ____ --41 wtth 1300 aq. CL nme m.U87 ' ... ...., .,. '... Prin -.:...:..::....:..:...,;______ __, Don't miss this for a...::::....:::..::.:...-----1.._-0pen Sunday l·S 1163-8846. By Owuer. aod many have c~tral ............. '. JUNES REALTY FASHIOH 5HOIES 1_onl........:Y:-·-------• air. For complete in-AS$U~ 10/o LOAM 9 Goldewa.lt FOREVER VIEW $l4S,OOO! *5'1CTA.~..., .. -(213)~00/286-1049 Lovely 4 Bdrm home.' L formatfoo on homes in of ri.ooo W/Sl7.900 dwn 3 bedroom t.ownhome catalloa " city li&hta. .. Party~ OCIAHYllW __;~;..;..;.:;_,----.--1 Walk to Beach. Vacant, POO HOME the (nine a:rea, give us a on Uus lovely J BR 2 Ba, with many det'orator 2bt' +den. 2~ba eontem· ~ Crom all rooms of this .tge bd.rms, 2~ba., f!"Pl. llJ3.S67t. rm,KVstange.6btkst.o Tatar PJTI S5'15 mo. Will spa&part. a...;;;EY'lf;.;..;;.:.twtndl.;,;.·.:;;;;.;;;;..;;•;..:...;.-S~--i beamed Uvlng rm .. with Dramatic 61 ry , Townbse,panoram1cvu, immediate possess.loo. 3 Br. 3be, fnnl dining call. FR, Fplc in Calif Hme. touches. Walk to poql. po borne. s1n.~oo. The mass ive open luxury cutom b me. 1 ... dropensr,allblt.ins. bcb.OpenS&&/Su.ol·Sat ~ ~ Clll to taste, by owner. UMOasrau<:nD wallso<glua.bdwd.nrs. spaciwa~9e1A~2br. ~~!:~y$l05,SOO. (=--IJ'ljlJ;rn1!1Uiil 9url~.&ALLEN ~"' fij : 83J.3332or552-:ts33 Best:~~~biaJn trr!'~~~';°'~~-=·~= =:~1dieriftjlloc:eien Real Dtate REALTY !De. -675-67-41 N 0 TICE l RV IN E College Park. Ideally oi>-~ ~30831 bouset Sf.CX1000 frplc, very 1.,1e am 0-.W I02& S i . Ut ' ESI'ATEFORSALE located to pool. parlc" arttyn Dr So La Wl•1tcJSlfto rm/den. wet bar, k. 0 • •-••••••--•-••••• S:,: !~bd: ma;:eb 'GLENMAR Nearly~ acre with the !9C'*1t. P1noral0ic v~w M • • gma Approved plan s, white Romantobw/j.e,tkam ~ 1 ii I •a 4 Bdrm, 1 Stry, comer e~ · IOMotmtBaJdy. $17S,500. waier view, 2500 9<1· ft. ahower 4' numetou11 8Y OWMSt ~some w poo...,. tot. RV aeceu. huge encf RAMCH llAtTY executwe :.C• Laaners ~ tri·level, North Laguna. ~a~ Localod Newer o cean view Penningtc)nPn>pm.i~ petio, fr'ple '-.MORE! 511·2000 · :~e,•t':ni po~ILaar:d 6 8'oeW DOUD Sh rt conatrucUon ift.Portalma. Duplex, quality con· .Qosetoevtt)'Uiing_ __ --.. rt r in Smolle trec. A 3 tomorrow! Sll9,000 SJM,500 strueUon.3Bdrmsa.nd2 llACHHOUSE SHAFER&ALLEN ~.x.w.n.•-•..:l.4.-= s1>9-UJOOsq •• 0 con· bedroomtownhomewitb A ... 0t•,he.1to7 N•McCorMCICk IYOWMlill:> .Bdrms. Sl42.000. Agent/ 4Br,3Ba,lgesandeck,l REALTY, Inc 6'1~741 •VA $175K* crete patio With firepidt. fireplaceinlargemaster · (714)7St.o«22 R_..., 494-7551 4"-t96S · Owner 8'7~3620 Huge trees line the yar . t--.;..._------r . ..:::---=:'!.-'-__;:.:...:...:...;:...:....::..1----=-...-:....-:....:.... __ . yr new inbrapidib'ly de-Hllst'-*Oft T work witnJ. h ?;nae Cot. Lotsorgreenarea·rorthe ~ml.b~~enient to .. ________ Outstanding buy i·n .. _______ _ tee Country English 6br. Pool, spa, vu Dana Harbor & ocean. 496-8294 D~fTEDplic Lge 3 Br owner's unit, ba PLUS 2 Br, 2 ba ren· bl. Vrplcs, big derk, gourmet kitcb. Sl3S.OOO A~~or~20 veloplng eae a rn. Hmi:.-r042 Vets o 1'• n o mes O J"'V'~c o '"""'o. $125,000. 616 20lb St.••••••• .. •••••••••••••-"75,000.ForWocaD: kids ~-od gard~. '[;e 14871 Rott. LagunaBeach.Gorreous ~SUM 12-4PM 536-1'118 LOWEST PRICE IN VetAgt.. 541-0800 hame"' :llOO sq. • ° C• Best'--available! As oeean & hillside view Take advantage of a corators dehghi with ""~ home 3 br 2 .. _, tge fam in b · t d LEX bedroom home with · , llHI• close uy, mm con .• 5 llOCKS FROM CQMP . formal dining room, separate family room & rm, bltn kftcheo. new 2~ bib to beach. Seo Seac•pe eoodo, 2 BR. *TtTR"n,EROCK• seyarate ramily room, loesoCl.resbpaint. dshwhr, stove & dis· this eompletely re· HUNTINGTON 2'14 .BA.. weU>ar. frpl, 2 3 BR 2 Ba Broadmoor, den and 5 or 6 bdrrns. pc19a1. Brealtfasl patio, farnishedhome. BEACH balconys • microwne •/fam rm. din rm, up. Safe cul~ac and 110 1E..,.,._ Jge yd, easy car e MOGraiceland This duplex ls LARGE! oven. Won't last long at & rds. A vJ Imm ed. association fees. Better hl'l'be1'errace a Cardiff lndscpg. fiab po nd $149,500 49C-8Sl9 Two 3 bedroom, 2 bath only S12.soo9037. PriA only $100.SOO. Lsehld.. Ovmr/ 1:wa7. ~'°_.,_._le LAGUNA.NA.CH -../fountain. greenhouse, uoits with fireplaces. please. 840-• agt. 759-1288 833-3380 freeway access~ Approx. \ii acre, special dos run. fncd patio. p R I D E 0 .~ PEN S~T SUM UNIV rARK Ill ,,... •• ,Only far hone " dog Jonrs; Owner anxiout. Price re-OCEAM Vll!WS OWNEftSIUP AREA ol ....... R Dr. 4br detadied home in RB> CARPET 36'1 ,.. ~al for honetr ~nty dned to $169,500. POR$180,00Q. """"' ....... + rh-e 2 Dar"'_ i Natbing comparable in I. &PRIVACY Contemporary 1 Stry super loe • ..,t.Oads of UP·l~~~~~~~~IAComeDlnColk?geParlt -:n..__~· --ana.Ne..rscl>ools.Open -'" "" b 3lL VY' .,,,_th -'''n Wall of grada. Price reduced. wilb central air, covered ba'ul •anoe. $117,500. ..._ __ A-ay a•nrting Sat. """" sq .. ome, T4 J . s d. 9u •1L ,..,. .... u r.· /Su.o BY' OWNER b SAM CLIMEMTE -uow .... aeNt,J.IS ..... eelot. A glass o¥tttobttng pool. ()po ,\lse Sat 12-4. Spaclous 2Br,greatloca· patio & eauWul OP· Special &riced 2Jlll!_ISUSkylineDrlve.~~~~~~~~~ Prati bdaep' .. Custm p• A.CE fish pond 4' s-trearrY. _0wo __ ~_er_~~_ss_1_-46.12____ 1. grades. 4N-&1,, i:: wood ioter's. S:J.20.90(). a.A Atrtwn w/fountain, pvt boo. Sunny, e-z care iv· .. • townhouse, 9,850; a 1.;:::..:::.:.;:;__ _____ • _______ _ .. ,, '-. II Y., : , .. \.' J ... f ,. ·"· Open "-··-e Sat & Sun ""'"-1'1ll:JIP.M.J MstrBdtmSulte,&Ctatl DEAMEHOM& in(, ~ooa:s 4' 0 1lt. As· •. ~ •~t bdnos.,Jbatba,alll•rte ~$ATICl1W f·S OPfiMHOUa uuu::. -bl k K · ... ..Br 3Ba sum load' $?9,900, -1 •-• 8 --itt-/-"!' .. U.5p: 32861 Buccaneer dminl rm. Oue oc ena1n •• oo, • • • · • ·-,,...... --· IT TO PRIVATE SUM.12-4 St. • 493-5859 . 4BR ~OOL from Marina. $169,900. fam rm, country kit, negotiable. 559-6~11 or ":' ~ \l ~~ ~. Jatec·~. ~ Wbite.atenfew.3 ltmdwood floor, S BR, Cal June Blair, 0.0/Agt AIC. on CT~belt. wood OPEN SUN 12-5, 4082 l , • """". uubbol..-.....,.. on ;, '!IA. trnmacoJate A-eorner Jot, W lk t RIDUCB> $5000 IY ~ER 968-3229 d~. comm pool Ir ten-_M_aozanlb ___ • _____ , Neve' li•ed lo-; cpzict oc-Onl =OOo 3Im sU ..,.,., a 0 "" · •~::..:.:;:;;.:.... _____ , · cts b $159 000 eupancy for buyer. '1 • b->_.dl. 'Ibis ls e choice ~~-::.·~i:1:Z~ Lgefdin3!Jlilyrm2b,livrm. '"ine 1044 ~o.137.yownr. • . ~'T" ..... S-THIS Owneranxioosl _ _,,..... ~ =-Ebb ~em8 bay. Offend ut """' rm. a. ..... ••••• ..... •••••••• """" "'';;11 ••a.•-.to•e••..v · MAURYSTAOPF'EI& ~ · FrpJc. util rm, gar, Pvt cpt'd .patio w/lge IEAUTIFUL Jt!~Jlyloeatednrgreen-~n-.•11 ·sEAUONREALTY' l OPIMSUM.1-IPM !!93Qraeebnd · ·' ~.~~~. =~:t~ poolu • cdsed.tm ~ooo& d~cb. IN SMOIEJR££1~ WOODRIDGE belt & poold in l!"itrv prk.'--__ s.;...s;..1_.2_0_00 ___ , 8llOl & cat HWJ, Cdll H1CPaetftoA•e. S&37,500 ~9 pg:ra -· • ~ A b 2 t.o' 3 2Br. 2ba+ eo. """ em• 873.5454 -..., ......... lo. u:n-$'1t,s oo. P rio. 0011 . 848-3884. super s arp & ry Broadmoor Laoretwood Jy 1>0t>uJar noor pla n ...... N ,. ... H T ... -. QI ... ap .. -r-""""" 4118-JAS3,'61-9314 6802BridgewaterDr. bedroom home wl~h ''E"ptanonqutetcut.de-w/high open beams ceil. ALL ltlNDS ......_ '';i.:l;~..... Great vie w. P•t. FURSALEBYOWNER. OpenHouseSun1·5 PM !~!_1111_!..~~bedfirrooeplmacaenind sacsl2Story,.U>clrms,3 Lge liv/din rm w /dbl 1U ·~~~~~~~~~I Batoced f« quick sale, ....., .........,. tunbaths,2cargar,A/C, frplc & wetbar. FutJ1 All JrBll~ 1: was $179,500, now only ~BR ~· l % Ba. Liv • CASH in I.be IMng room. Nicely hi«hlY upgraded. W•lk to A/C, Wed roofs, 2 sep . l.R-.J SUPERB LOCATION $100,000. m, bl ca,r gar, r e ~v--u-5.., upgradedandabeauUfid sthoOls, patks & pools. gar, encl pvt entrance. 3Bdrm.~ba&b,family mgbaboveBlu.ebirdCa· asona Y pnced. $88,SOO. rur -,._ "" brick patio. Aaking owner/Aft has other Altrartive patio&. yard. room, tlrepl1ce. $9t,500. nyon. Uoobstructable '114-493-2«0 In A Aash! tBS,SOO. commitments~ Must By Owner $107,500. Prin FEE. JYtYeu'S new. Va· wblteWMer Yiews. Cust CHOICllUIDUHG BTero / 1032 SCOTI'IULTY I sacrifice well below only.5$2.8243foc-appt, cant.andan'Xioual bft.3Br&den,2Ba.Lge SITEW/PLANS,eloset.o _ ..... '--•-•••••••• 1r3.1..7533 market. SU2.900. Coo, Uv & Dtn area. Play .__ b tew ........ 0 t Pride al ownenllJp, 4 BR, ,. -tad Toro •L '1~ bus TURTlHOCIC 3 Bdrm, f•tnily room, 2 area off lower deck. udc • v Uc' ... ._ n ~ ba, dt!()Ol9tol' home, IYOWHEtt or ...... ._ .. res. f'YMUlll'l'JI,,_ fireptacesws.uconversa· ...,..,.. .. ~ .. -~ -.....,19 &'.L"-"""6 p---t..1-....& u~-.... u-:•....a A"'c-a cul de l·--------1 schools. wa to t.owo. beatlt Jndsepd $107,500. *•dell pool, best HB T 1 Jc Just listed. Plan 50, Uon pit. l9'2S Sq, ft., 1 ~. !_ery ~Nm· e'!._nd.de-...:-''""'"_.....,., RA:aionalBlt 1'JM633 area. 0p' bse Sun 12"5. . • By Owner: urt eroc Jocatedateodoftl'anquil yearne#.$100,000.FEE ....,., _.. __,,..,. -.v Juli Ln.8f2-8271 Glen twnhme-Plan •1; 2 cul de sac. SpedacuJ.r -By owaer. Brtrs =@=r. ••sOoTHERN COM l7Z7l P · br 21h ba; beaut. •iew view. homac. cond. Pteudcnn l<J& nd toob,_~weltome.~:.;;;;;;;;..;.~.;.,;..;;;::.....4~-- rpll'.I'" SpaciousJyrokl2800sqn IAHCHllEALTY over UCl " bills; frpl Spacious rooms, 3 like a model. 3 Bdrm,•· Hltd•ftllilJ::llartatb 4BR.2den,tileroof,cuf. 551·2000 ~bdrm • JJv rm{. bdnm .. 21h baths,family family room, fireplace POTOFGOLD Ne•PHtt 80 de-sac st. Quick sale ~. deeor.,thrtaout 1°~1· rm., formal dining rm., aJMI formal dining room. •-""' won.'l find. but 9t MV, El .Toro, Lai price of U23,soo. By Beaat.5'rS,U25sqn,4br, mirrored hv •m "8 · l•andry rm .. wet bar, 2 :vAiBath.&.$109,900.FEE theendof.tberahtbowls Forest. Lag'Hill9! Larg ownr. Prine oab, ~ba town.home, ac~s *138,000. Call for eppl. frplc1. 3 Cn guage. this 5 bdi-m. borne de- seJection?IOWavafl. 161.,an1 pools. Jac11zzla, tennis RH. 752·0331, Bus . Beautiful .yard with cov· And we ha•• moh signed by CJhr1s Abel, C4U Jtidi~ llltt's. crta. $120,000. Must be 2J.a~J Absolutely ered patio. A jewel in • available! Try lease op· with white water views 768-5800 •OPIMHOUSE* aeen ~o be apprec. _no_a..:::.ats_. ______ 1 perfectsettJng.$199,950 lion, Jand cont ract, dl..qm1a.Lots o£wood, s.t-Suo1·5,3uewocn . 561~.SS2-S3RO OIAHGETREE serondTD's.Submit any tlass. We & beams are -JIOYet Yoa Jn I • ·-·· bo 38 2' .. B • UMYHSITY Plk '~ _,, ! Call ..,..., "or ad .. : ·-;-"OU n.,.eT 3 eoo COL~AL ..Datdr style. cltanning 3 bdrm. home Oft 2 )ots in North Laguna; a CIM or a kind oll~atunng pmbrel • formal N;asthetime-this v-met, r, "" a, Mo.eHO..w'?,ool PopularPlan4,Lekesoue ... er ..., .. •· .... ..--....et!, ·VT • lsthepl-fora sundeclc, frplc, micro '"-'v-a.-_ ..... , yd .. IYOWMll CGDdo: l·bdrm. + loft.. Uonalilllcnnatitia. eq. ft. ol cbanD. Prieed ....... oven ww -0•"# wuu • V f1 J • I , m o d Ifie d Central · ....i.. poo1. at s:ns oc.> ltart. Oall todllY !Olr SJ.!..51A-S'ISOeneva boarJe proleM upgrd. 3Br Potdh•m twollse, end JllCUtd, 9!.!cise room, • Ra) C°ARPer • . dinini no., relQOdeled awaardson JUtrl. lnc LRADERSHIP ownu. SSZ..'1'9se. House. Sat/Sun. 4332 value I -.950 ,..,.. ~ Moretnformati<JQ.call Bdt&IndlanapoU. +lam rm. $134,500. By ant&, 4 br, 2~ bt. Open C!labb~aae. A 1reat. 1•S!3474 t -..__._~ STOIYIOOK ldUhm. ~:us t Bdrm. boole. 1 blk. to Tldlt IJrtlhl • dleery 2 beat'9 ~ Ptlled bdrnL bome b as floors. aii~d., burglar panoramic •l..,s of ai.mL worbbop, fenced oc:emt • Ull;10m •an e1t· 16MCIDt ..._ BYe'*4938 UniY Park, Villace tu. Seoisa W•Y· $108,000 OAVl'OD.CULSOM ........ 2800 F l.v.., --.. --' .... ......._e 3"-w1•1000 cuh rebate. ....... ., -...... , .. ~ .. -....... _,... • •UI, ~ a.ALTOR ' IJJ..92t3 -lb.I 1·~M:lO -••• .. ••••••••••• SAn1 "~ e mart>1e frpk!, cvrd paUo. 551-0404 or 975-4910 ~-::-.,~ Priced bcfcrtr market, Pa Beu 752-1'100 dys, wrkdys. wAWITIR 7srd. pM,500 tn large deck f<11( enter. PEG ALlZN taining. Room ll>r e;ic· 8-uper Laldtla S&S. 4 BR s:J149"10eva.Act. •flf OWM• •ct Magnifte•nt Be uh, t--• .. ,_._ ~ at coastal 6 ocean views. ''"'-. \UlDDf, ar • 'WOODltiDGI Price reduced; 3 bd.rrns.. 2br, apt wtwauL pool. u unr N OFF!lt REALTOR 494-1518 pansion. SJS2,000 ta.1!!'i!~°" LMEflONT t•s~n.wood twtifaff. faQllly rm., , ... rm. QtMhrea near lleadt" :;:::w.otAw rust n · -·;.WI QrikkAlcllielowmtt. aBr.2"Ba,df•no,fam ~!.~!!t~~~: ~ OaaJ1 •.IOO. r,;tve homu in $1!1'! rm. treUMr, !rp), A/0. dalll~-"'-O,.U..dally.~ .. Wodem 28r, I MeftNt..... eoc oynx batbt\abs. _ . • bll&bwitboceaalrmom- ., ~ • ~ d ._._,atec!ICllMr, fardr w. ..._ fl'OID a~ ., _., ... + m -. , dnted wt.dO'ft, n.. Aleta Bar ~ lbe I l Sf -AAA -des. -..a-...-• -old L--·e. s'-c· New cpU. eve Ott. Y .. oVVV -....... -........ c)-.t -·· 1•. --000 0 H •Br •lmotber·m-i..w tte •••f'IM.~. eot oeuo. eon•" lot, taCula:r w pvt roeda SIU, • pen ouu W="" ·J.I d t L l to .-.i 6 (g bucb, aecurl~~ Sa\/Sun, April 22'21• _Sf ~-~~· r=o, 0 Woodlm4.f• S1eamore next ':fi':'~B _ JUSTUSTID ~ ...... -... DGClll to (pm.,. Tia • east of ml ••toW. Slfl,IOO atry hoose. tot·lot. Of,oOv. 1 ..,_,,;;;; JuoL , Btoo'bur~t. 17149 La £uo nelth Jiast Owner, 4br. form. dJn CJW'Dt'f'. .it. 'Pm ......._.ed c Plan n.a,ne Sl'9.SOO. NT' PGdt Ir tennis. ~ • 499-SIA PIOP& I t!I •f,;.Nte St, Ftn Vly. ,.itMcl•JJntUaaepJc• rm. 21 Soa .. parrdW.1 .;:;or:...wtfftds;;.::.:;;;;;;;;..'----~fn lJnJv. POJ'k.. 4 IW, 2M bonle. lge lam. ho..--... •Sun u.a, 713 c.1-.imor ~nlth eolMlo w /tll• ,larel C•D botedonal 11J.Am1 • · b fl1't Beaut tntf )'a.rd lfot ..._. _ .. roof.•tw,2.~ba.fnsldbl-9'dcn Ine. AttDud O'I" Oraasetree coedo. I Br BR s BA, au:per Of •t a ron., 1IO .;.. • ., ;.. Boltana. 3br. de• -AskCorJell4Dt-181e -.-,•frptc,lr.tf, 1011. Martlp. tt+8''1 or llulllllll.38R.2ba.,f .. •JlClft. Ott• ~t/Sua. ...,...Olllllorcliotd1! !f::culat.e~ee ia· ••TakcoY•~ -~-"too. .., •orfe --· -·--rm. 111-a .. eaetm ~··HO. Oreba1a, ~.~ • ..N. A .. • •P1 L•J11DA a.£. "Have ~me;;to Mil? • _._....__ -· 1r..... '.-..-..:--..., -.---o•.a!erlada itwel.L • ~ ... >M ... -·· -...... __ ,._.. - '· -------.;.., -_, __ _ WOODS COVE Neatled ha ot1e of thf ~ cba.rmtna afe.as °' Laguna ts thla I bdrm t.ome: exelU.. use ol --9. • llll1d: llilide & -.... thilOlee:dra lpedall-,SOO ~ n0$H.eocm~tl;- 494-1177 31601Coo•ttfwy..~ 499-4 t• . . . ' . . . . 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AL fteeion11l RJt1 no-oaa t~uionally Inda cpd. lthmd ltood Pee RrorN Rltre4S.1S31 eve . pcctacu a r 1g vau t cea mg 4 Dr, .living rm, formal dining rm, ,Si..E.EPER1 Located off Tn''lb1llf s ~ooo.. Sprawling tel11urely u~· & dccorat~r touches. Priced low! separate family rm • completely the OC.a.n 1ide of the 3 Br. 1.._t>°:. ~:!'!tic STANALAND <WadoubJeshakeroohs 2 Br w/umquc custom·deslgn loft/den redecorated w/custom wallpapers. ~~ ~.J"'iJA~c v1('W ot 1..q lbJls. cen· MF.GARGEEREALTY !i~~~;oo:;~:~~ A>afOUSOWNO w~wooden ~ircular :staircase. Low tbruout and new cpts & drapes. Fple Sloah1 atory archltc~· tra.l air & worth ll'4;l0g. • (7l4H9M1« beam Ii vlng room. 2 Bou I ht a" o t11 _, r ; pr1ce end unJt. . . in U ving rm & f amiJy rm. fantastic l~ built on levtil lot wurtb buying. Pr1c:•d LG*eForett 1055 fillplaces & a geniune eanallronUbd.rm.,rami· 3 B.r w/ocean \'1ew to mountains thru pool w/jacuzzi. A must see home. for w t ALL son TS o "' ~-=\~a~.soo can for ••••••••••••••••••••••• slat~ entry. exleodin&_ in· ~~t,1rt1~~rmst;I~~ stained glass French doors. Secluded, those who will appreciate the finest. a E N 0 0 t; L IUchardlort R.E768·s&l0 POOL lo the for mo.I dining $152.900. Excbang"? llr· vet near pool & Lennis. Reduced price! orE'iu ~ulU I -"PM POSSlBJLITH:S The area. Lush foliugc sur-1 .... all.Jf-.i...1. .. 3 Br +den+ 3 full baths & front row " ~ " • .., larcer u nil ha s 3100 ft Carefree 4 Bdrm . 2 rounds the largti. w .. "'m . 1 14005..tto,o $215,000 SPACIOUS LIV RM Nrly new, ::r, ZhOa, ba+beated, filtered-spacious polio privale MlWLISTIMG ocean view too. . 1.,11 leaffy 752-1461 W t OPEN BEAM~D farn rm, huge kit, form POOL. Garden home in &perleclforsumrneren· 4 Bdrms .. 3 balhs; in 3 Br/den Plan 4 w/pkture window+ Cll!ILINC , MASSIVE <ilnrm.atc,jacusu,pre· lovely Lnltc Forest tertaining! Its 2 cur Newport Shores. Only panoramic ocean coastal view to (JR£PLACE OF OLD SU"e neighborhood & TOTAL privacy. 25232 garage w/extra parking $1U,OOO. Palos Verdes . . BRICK, ETC. Compact • Miles Ave QIU B1U al area ha.s work bench & CAYWOOD REALTY b r .1 d O :kitchen " dimng area oiorc. Below market al Cole Really. built-ins! In prestigious INC. 548·1290 4 . r W/ amt Y rm + en. · · Ce~n ""'/French door opening ~:;· Ill k 1 * ., Newport Beach area. view ulso! Superb upgrades, end umt. Jo secluded patio. Unique 1~.24;~ ers nc Cote Realty this home is a lovely A smart buy! ~ .bat b ha a o a L , & Investment blend or livability & Baycreat/Dover Shores Jus t •SOLD ... 4 br w/c om touches P L ..n-..J I YOU OWN Area. 5 br, 3 ba, custom U L L M A N & CllJll'G ,.......,._. l 052 640--5777 c egance-; home w /pool. Family & fabulous open view! -M A ff 0 G A N Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• n1E LAND. $275.ooo. By room & formal dining. &jov --.ti-NEWPORT CRlST lftt•...._' •PANELED WALLS IN MinionVi.;o 1067 owner, 675-7661 or Lath & I t , r--7" .,~. N.tUTICAL DECOR. •••••••••••••••~••••••• 833-0610. beaut .. 1~.:s~~i:~o~~~: Call CHRIS HARWOOD 833-3121 ~:u;~~~a~l.y ;s;~ MAGNIFICENTVIEW RodlloffomPrice HEWl'ORTIEACH quet hardwood lloors. FHGUSOM REALTC>aS WEED Of• PAINTING & In the rolling hills or :'llu:.t sell. LaFam1lia FOR UNDER huge back yard w/lots of -MINOR REPAIRS. H Nortbview.JBR,V2BA. JBr, l~ ba. Upgraded. privacy & full s ized, 'You have des ired a formal di/n;r8· rrmlly $75,900.8.11 J328 Wltb tb~4~,o::? b'I fenced pool. $259,000. NewportlHdt 1069 Hewporf leeeh 1069 •PLACEATTllEBEACH room w rep ace LS mo ie Owner542·<N35. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Only Sl .... .,.,. SUP"' .. V "LUE home you can tive in De W/RENTAL Jl\COME. • .. ..,,_... '"" ,.. · •h• FUM FOi ALL Lrg 5 BR. 3 ba, lam rm Anxa .. Newport'!! most ,..us IUISY be your litlit In .... 1 garden home ·in exclus1v" a p~rk com .1.hao th uu library, bv rm, din rm. . "' ... · · ·" ceat epriccof Niguel Sbol'es. Spacious, frplc:, many upgrades, plete w/pool~. 1acun1s. :· $167,500 hard lO find "H '· plan. 2900sq ft. Only $147.500 .. 67& boat s lips Agl, S E E T H I S 0 N t:: Mint condition w /many By ownr. ·o""n house this 3--B700. TODAY ! d Wh "'" ----------. MISS.OH REAL TY u Pg r a es . a t a wkod. 586-7685 OPEH HOUSE t .5 buy .. $139.soo. 2 S""" IS '98.SS.Cst.Rwy,Laguna VISTAOEl.HIGUEL EXEC.HOME 4 ~LAND f'hoM 494-0731 Ooese to El Niguel c.c. 11 By Owner 2000 sq fl. BIG CANYON BR. 2 BA, formal dining, l\/C. pool si: yard, all UP· IEAUTY large family roo m , grades. m;iny xtras EXCaLEHTLY beautifully decorated. G R E A T F 0 R PRIC"""' Located on qui t <: I d ENTER TA I N I NG ! ...,, sac $1G9 500 c ·u · e-St 14.500. 586-6433. Elegant El Dorado . 3 ··· • · bdrm,2'11 ba, close to LAKEPARJC- FOXGLOVE Latest Model. 3,000 sq.ft. 4 pool, jacuni & ten nib Owner mot t vat c d , HV Monaco. 2 Br, convert motivated motivated den, ree land. $138,000. TRi-PLEX ' 1942 Port Cardigan. 644-6038 Newer· J>eluxe minutes to Newport Sch, BAYCREST BY OWNER. $175.<;IOO. Drive by 2025 3 BR 2 Ba, sp;.icious Laune Lane. (Nr. Bay & rooms. 2 fplc's, beautiful Orange) Call Roy, agt yard. 20t17 Commudore, TI4/64.2-5319or646-7414 $187.500. 646-8515 OPEN HOUSE Newport's lest luy 2431 lloliduy. 10·5 3 Br 21"1 Ba. 2 story Sat/Sun. 5 Bdrms. 3 townhouse. Complete baths. dining rm. ram community rec foci!. rm. Frplc, boat gale. Asking price $89,000. parking for 4 vehicles. Brkr. Won't last. so 2700 sq fl in all. $169,500. _h_urry--='-·-548_·7_1_77 ____ 1 Owner~ BR. J Ba, Fam llm, FP. crts. Sunken liv rm, wet 2 BR. 2 BA + den wetbar. Open Sun. 22485 bar. frml din rm. big w/many upgr~cs. m· Almaden. By owner. mstr bdrm w/bl*lcony. chx,hn~ air conditioning, SlS0,000. 644-0228 or Socurity gates plus super _________ , A LOVELY w•y carpeting, kitchen floor. 645-4404 upgrades. 2672 San WESTCLIFf " 1ng&mirrored ~ardrobe Miguel Dr .• fliewJ>Ort CHARMER doors .. !00.950 CASA del SOL 2Br+den Beacb. 759·1501. Neally groomed 3 Bdrm. TQ LIV[ FOOTHIU. $87.?-JO. Herbert Hawkins 2 bath with lovely yard. Admire the many e.llras DOYER SHORES EXECUTIVE HOME 'Ibis spacious 4 bedroom custom home is beautifully decorated in sort tones. gourmet kitchen. huge master swle, formal dining, 3 car garage & much more. O ff ered at $279.000. You own th~ land. Open for your view-ing pleasure Sat &: Sun 124 pm. 19(11 Santiago Drive. Customized paUo home R.E. 979·SlOO Near shops. schools, thal only a bwlder would w I rn an Y added Get Your Stan in this fast parks. As king only provide for his own RANCH REALTY amerut1cs. 3 BR. 2h BA, moving & profitable real ___ R_en_l_Es_t_at_e ___ $152,500. To see c~ll ·home. A comfortable • 551-2000 professional landscape. estate market. A large PRETTYPRETTY 540-1151 family home with a --------- Built.in cabinets in selection-VA, FHA, tse gourmet kitchen & a HARIOR VIEW garage ... $99.SOO. opt's, good financing PRETTY wonderfulenterta1nment Charming Carmel, Laguna MHJuel Realty avail. Call RB>UCB> TO center. Solar heated pool highly upgraded JBr, 496-2413 493-9494 Richardson Realtors $95,500 & Jacuzzi. large lot in fam rm, fee. By owner. 495-5220 830-5050 Call7fi8..5600 Won "Builder's Design ~~~~~~~~~I prestigious Baycrest. $159.000. 1946 Port ........... eclt I 06' Mtwport IHCh I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LachenmyEi WISTCLIFF SLHPIRt Spac. 4 BR &: ' BA There IS a.n alternative to Newport Beach Waterfront!! Lovely 3 Bdrm, 3 ba, 3 car aar 190' of beautiful waterfront in Lake Forest a.II for $189.500. J.)on 't be Coolish and pass this one up. CaU Bill at $123,500 Top location townhome with "MODEL" al· mosphere & decorator's touch. Separate family room overlooks 1 ush hanging garden. Call for appointment, you'll be glad you did. 645· 722 l View Condo on Golf course. ()pn Hse Sun 1·5. 31&&2 W. Nine. 2br, 2ba. $81.500 Owner 49~·2248 CAST A DEL SOL r-Award". Shows like a NEWPORT HEIGHTS $299.000. Camey. 640-252:3. F model. profesi.ionally ... BrorJ/deo Ontu W"T11tn-o-..T Ontu One-only one, lora , __ ... _ ...,.... 3 b' bd " "" '""1"ft ""• ..,...,,ca.,..._., 1g rms, •Quiet "·-~t ~ I); model w /panormaic f 1 d r 1 »U·...-c 3Br. 2Ba, patio & deck, view in most de:.1 red rm in. m Y rm •Walktoschools 21 NwptShores. Wlktobch. H.V.CARMS. 21 area. A once only'op w/frplc, 2 yr old palio •Boat/trailerarca T~ ~.. owner will finance $149,tOOfee tffC.Jff'-" .• R•cltv '"' '4•-lUI 1>11-~11' Hilltop Aerie . h home. 2672 San Miguel •New carnot1'n" LC J 1 I I .. "'O'r d <IV\ portunity to en1oy l c Or .. .Newport Beach. · r-.. ·-· -w ,, ~ own S1S4,.>VV. Open House 11·5 Sat & Cul-de-sac & golf cour:.e best P.P. Call uwn~r. 75&-l50l. •Giant fireplace Morten Real &tote Schworer R(•altor, sun . 1 9 6 3 port WestdiffRealty neighborhood. spnc. 4 br 768-71~ •Lrg master Bil 640-5357 545-7983. Weybridge. 640-0088, ~-------'--2•,~ b11 . xtra lg lot •Only$119,000 64()..5400 l:.agle ·s eye vu or the :l'OaStline is yours rrom Uus mulli·level wonder w/3 BR. fireplac~. det·ks, S185.000 495-0Z79 BestluylnM.V. •Open Sun12.30-4:30 La Paz San Lucas model R Es •2212 Margaret Or NB EXTRAORDINARY Harbor View Knoll condo. Unique Wood & Glass eat late 4br. 2 sty. Redecorated ---•••United Brokers NEWPORT CREST HVH MOMTEGO 2 BR. den, 3 bu, $155,UOO. NEW .PORT HTS Huge expan 5 br. 4 ba, Price reduced t o ~ JohnCarey,646-7414 4BR. 2Ba, fam, din, liv _64G-4 __ 1_s_1 ______ , :a~a~t~tigeg!~~~ ~i $107.900. 2526\ Remcsa •JUMBO VA* BEAUTJFULMONACO SPECIALISTS rms. This ooe or a kind ,)lea ms. f enced yd 1119,000 (9)1) •• ~· Ko/an R·· ,, r \!olff' illL YOU G 1.·11r11·vrc Street 444 .9473 549 0316 w/jac. + yard area. Ra· Dr. Owner/Bkr. 6444720 1 work with Orange Co. H. V.11., 3 Br. 2 Ba, Jtal Mont.ego must be seen. dianl heal. 3 Car gar. 2 Vets only. Homes lo tile ent & kit. nr pool & oCfer one stop shopping Beautiful lg pri\•3te yard F p . WHAT M O R F. Sl75.000. 1-'or io!o call: pk. xlnt cond, rce. .for condos. Choice or w1slump stone walls. ce· COULD YOU WANT"' Ne_.._.leoch 1069 VelAgt. 541--0800 $137,500 &10·1440. floor plans & locations. ment patio/flrepit & $245 000 B d I., I -,.-' ---~ -Some "'Ith ,.1·ews. all wi"th room for jacuzzi. Interior . . on ,ea ty ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~ ...,. 8319411 95 4773 --------access to pools. Jacuzzis. must be Sei?n, lg open air . or4 . --·--LEAVING AREA BAYVIEW SUPER SIZE saunas & tennis. Pnces ram rm/ki.l.i area. Form MONARCH SUMMIT 2br OWNER MU~ISELL Lg 2 br2 ba mobile home Crom$110,500 otnum view living & din· ________ ..., Condo. occan·hill vu, Hew Condo in exclu. Bayside Viii. Nwpt Hgts home. jus t ing rms, inlimote garden PORTER REALTY clbhsc. pool. Slt>.!)00. 2Br. 2i,.,Ba. Nwpt Ter-Clubhse. pool, jac. prw. t;locks lo schools and Ontu view master bath & HJOON. COAST llWY. Parker Rlty. 4!>6·3624 race, $79.000. Jacuz7,1, bch. poss. boat slip. shops. Xtra lge Mslr · ft/' bedroom. A finished _.97•2468 -------pool. IS al·re grccnblt. 7.500.675-7903673-7848 Bdrm+ 21argelxlrms. I '''21 garagcthat youmenw1ll ., 9'i2.900, view l'Ondo. 2Dr, s.i1•7381•498.3240. .---w/pvt deck. :ma. huge = _:.r"--' ;:vr •• appreciate. Comm PoOI. 2112&. mr, frpk. Prin on , HA.RIOR•VIEW-·• ram rm w/bltm buffet: l!::.J::.L__J 11 clbhsc. park. 5179,900. HORTH ENO ly1ownr544•7585 BY OWNER! Nwpt llgts. CARMEL storage & work space. Merten Real Estote fee. t::merald Terrace. 2 OPENSAT&SUN 1·5 Lgepoolhomewith3 BR, . 3Br, 2&, ram rm & Formal dining, studio, 640-5357 ()pcnhouseSat /Su1H2·5 ~rm. + conver'. den·, 2 Ba, &: huge Fam Rm, · h . COUlltry kitch w/nook, al· 1724 Port Margate, NB. ' 29211 Kensington Dr. wtbar. Lovely 18th Cen in rm ome is pro· 644-4135 hdwd. floors. vaulted Great 2 story 3 br in 1 h essionally upgraded & tached triple garage, an-· ce1l1 ngs, blue water firepace,gourmetkitc · ls · ed ·ht l1que oak frplc &••--------•locEANFRONT3Br.2B~. Northv1cw area. Huge spacious lndscpd yard s1 on an overs11 n1g ,. .. ~1ew Very1 private • back y d. I m mac . $185 ,0 00 . 0 n light & mountain view books helvesmlivingrm, TH•rsoMmAY $380.000. Prin only . $195.000 $l27.500. f()(, oo a quiet cuJ·dc·sac. lots of fruit trees. pv.t " 67J.~/2lJ-79S·0635. MONARCH TERR. FAUSTAVITALI Fr/Sat/ · 401 HV/boat yd. Open house patio w /bltln BBQ. >I Bdrm. split·level con· R.aitor 497.2426 Kings Place 645•4680--by owner Sat/Sun 12 5 al $159.000 -IS TODAY Redllcflt $12,000 temporary, wood & ---------•BEACllTIME• 2006 Port Albans Circle, OptftSunday 1·5 That bigger house. that Lastchancetopurchase glass; family home with Monarch Summit II 3 Br+ bonus, 2 ba. plush N B. 640-0847 531 hhrion , better neighborhood. quality JBr home in pool, sauna. Camlly rm .• Nearly new 2 DR 2 Ba cpls. Pools! Tennis! H•RBORVIEW · CGl645·6646 that play area for the DoverShorcsarca. den & 3 car i:a rage. twnhme. 5 min to Salt Open wknds 1·6. 483 62nd "" kids you've dreamed or $180,000. Prin only. • $295-•,ooo _______ Creek Boach, Monarch St. SJ 18,000. 1/630-5576. • Highly upgraded Jbr. 'is available today & com· 1501 Llncoln Lane. WIDE OCE).H VIEW Best buy in town. drastic rt.'duction! 3 BR 2 Ba. raotast1c location S155.000 firm. 962 3462 or 963-8377 Broker VIEW LOT 103'xla7', plans approved Bay Plaza, cathedral Carmel model New ~ PRE;HIG€ petitively priced . OpenSunl·S,642-Z793. I r I REALESTATESALES crpts Ja<>. bltn HOM€ $187,500. see this s c gs, P c, 2 patios, • book H b k d I ~ b OC11t"NFRO,..T clbhse. pool. 1acuui. Brokers or salespersons. cases. uge c ·yr • cdroom Somerset in ~ "" 500 Full /part-time. Earn w/lrg mature trees & lrg !~~~~~~~~~~{beautiful llarbor View hsc & apt. Coastal com S89. 497.171 I 90/lOonyournextdeal. cvr'd patio. PP Slfi5.000. f. HQmes. Open Sun 1·5 or mission appr·d expan United Brokers 646-7414 &.l-0-0468 OCEANFRONT call PI ans . $ 3 2 5. O o O. 3000W. c_st H':y· N.B. -BUCH TREASURE Cute beach house W/2 (213)792·1148 BR. 2 Ba, lots or parking. Ontu Cozy sohd home. near Lowest price on the ~ VIEW CONDO h a rd wood f I oo rs . · HOWS WOOD HOLLlS WOOD & aet to go. $86,500. ·0n Golf Coune HARBOR VIEW HOMES Monaco, 2BR & den, £ee land. be~irul neutral upgrds, hie entry, many -xtraii. move In cond. 1142.500. Open Sal/Sun l ·S. 1967 Port Hamsgatc. 644·0"13. ocean on 30th. 2 HR l Ba, beach $275 000 21 3 Br, 21fa ba, $85.000. $1.3.5,000. REALTOR 675-8676 u=;:5 l~f •• REALTOR 675-8676 mo canyon 2 BR + den, Marteft Real &tote OCUH IREl!ZE STANALAND Gate guarded st or IUX· MEGARGEEREALTY ury hms. 4 Br, den ___ <_71_4_) _497_·1_744 ___ _,. $239,000. DS.UXE UHITS Also 4 Br. 2 fam.rms $242.000. Blk to twnfbch. Ln~ Bch Loguno leach Burr Whit~ ll~alt ~r 2901 Ne wp ort Blvd NB 17'4) 675 4630 "Pinehurst". Fantastic •-.--'•4•0.-5•3•5•7--lllll fmmac. 4 Br. Newpart golf c<>urse vu. $195.000. 1• Shores hm w/pvt patio & 547 TIH4 833-3215 sundeck. Not another one · ; ------1·--------• like it at $112.000. Whelan MEW ON MARKET EASTILU.ff Real FJ:itate, M0.2773. OCEAN VIEW CLIFF DRIVE J BR beamed ceilin~ hv· rm. din rm, 112 ba. bsmt + storage. Dbl garugc. fml & rear yd. Move in cond. Short escrow. Priced below mrkt value Compare! Buyers choice of lender. By ~ner. OJ><'n Sun 1·5. 3015 Cliff Dr. Npl Il l s . &S5'8207. S159.500. ----1 BAYVIEW 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. formal dining rm./ oversized 2 car garage with 2 remote co ntrol openers C o m p J c t t' MODERNIZATION THRU·OU'f! Low main- tanance yard with open spnce feeling. YOU OWN THE LANO!! OPEN SAT/SUN Hi 2250ceanv1ew, N.B. UOOISLE Open 12-5205 Via Jucar $179,950 2800 sq ft. fin<'stqual. 4Br • + 3Ba. din area. hg h\' rm. mod kitchen. ofc set· 646 8811 up, priv bch, scrv porch. • pauo. lg lot ANYTIME _S2S0:...._~·ooo _____ G_1_5·_G25~91 *BLUFFS* $99,500 orENSAT/SUN 1 5 2220 Vista Hogar 3 Bdrm End Un1l Owner /Agent 8.lJ.8551 Evenings 644 214a_ Smt Clemente 1076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dedrm, 2 bath Ocean 1'.t Marina view home in Harbor &;totes. $124,900 SEAYIEW Marquard Reall y, Bram.I new Bedford. best 498-0660 or 496-3523 eves. OC'ean/Fashion Is land view. Exceptional n1tc San Clemente Custm lites. 4 Br. F<im Rm. 3 hillside. home nearmg Ba. 1919 Yacht Coliniu. completion 2,000 sq. IL 3 Sale or tse/opt. $265,000. bdrm. 2 ba. ram rm. Open Sun. Owner. breakrast nook, f1H' 768·0454 place. wet bar, sun deck. ---------1 2!,) car gara~c . No BAYSHORES: 3Bdrm. agents7l4536·6974or714 2ba on q\! i cl ins 1 de _960_4_1_80 _____ _ stre<>t. lmmac cond. Am building new home and will seJI Uus week<'nd on· ly $153,300. Pnn only finest. Super 3 Br Panoramic ocn view, 3 owner's umt + 2·2Br un· Br, ram-rm, contractors 'Its + l Hr unit & lge home S2SO.OOO NEWPORT BUCH WATERFRONT HOME $250,000 OPEN HOUSE ·SUNDAY l-5 BYOWN'ER Monlel!o lMI. 4 br 2 ba, ram rm, nu crpts. Lg yrd, lndscixl. wood deck. Open Sat/Sun 1·5. 1955 Port Nelson. 759--0634 Adult condo. walking 4 IR-$113~0. · dist. to bch. Pool. s auna That's nol a misprint. & jacuzzi els-by. 2 Dr. Faces t4!Mis courts with 2 BLOCKS TO OCEAN ()pen Sat/Sun 12·5. 2 Br, 2 ba. family rm. 2792Circle Dr. IMVEST~EHT ORRmEAT Easy beach li ving Large. luxurious 2 br condo overlookiniz pool & jacuui. 1 block lo ocean & beach. Only $85,000 Agent, 492·5259 or 492·5434. Studio apt. Super ocean J-W. Yeah Co view. -, UGRODikY RLTR 499-2237 494-1611 Carefree DOH'T MISS! hving in thll> 2 BR. 2 Nortbend View Home MA. pallo home. Tile has it all. Hardwd nrs. roof. Minute» te beach. sep din, co1y den w /2nd Close to pool, }acuzzi and (rpl, viewdeck, & room to clubhouse. Just S88.000 ~and on lg lot. $179,SOO (37 ) ~gt. 493-3144. -- <:;Jassified Ads sell b1 'ltem.!C. s mall items o any Item. 642-5678. Ko/an f~"' II f 'f,1/r• //II l !\ll,111.1rr ,, B.1~· Pi' 1 .. ·.1 2 I IALIOA COVES NOC. a condo. but a real 3 bedroom, J bath home with a 40 foot bout slip al YOW' front door Owner leaving area d,!L~t. HEAR THE SURF SMB.L THE SEA Duplex nenr the ocean, 4 bdrm upper. 3 bdrms lQwer In heart of Nt!wport Beach. Hurry, call for appt. lo sec! SI!l5,~. Get ready for summer rent a ls'' 540-USl ~HERITAGE ...,.......,. 1052 ~,·•··~'ji·~··~·····~······················--------~~j&..ag.na M9t1 I 052 I'~ ........................ --------- file~!,~~~ bbl 1161 llJI 388H . .• REALTORS llG HQUS~IG VIEW Smashing wide open view. Newly listed & built. in Monarch Bay Terrace. 3 Bdrms., den, formal dining. Only the best materials & construction. $340,000. See Phyllis Stiles at 23152 SOMERSET OPENI-4 A COlDWB.L UNkB CO. 496-7222 831-0836 tliree M..-dt.., ,._ ~ ...... MIGUB. SHORES Own your own townhouse right at the beach. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath$, large back yard. Just steps to athletic club with pool end tennis. Pri'vate community. $109,950. A COLDWIU IANICll CO. 496-7222 831-0836 TiwweN...-dleJ ..... L..-. ...... $91,000. beautiful canyon view. HOLLIS WOOD Has to move fast al this frplc. -.500. ZJl fi2nd St. __ Own_e_r_-_646_·_5_7_08 __ N. B. Open Sat & Sun 1·5. BY OUAJER REALTOR 675·8676 price! Vacant! Property House 642-3850 '"" Buck Bay Npt Bch WESTCLIFF F'acing Dover Creek. Sharp Immaculate 3jHl, den. Oalc plank floor ."1>ay window, short escrow. An xious wife. 1312 Dover. Ownr l AAl. 642-0758 DUPLEX Oreat JocaUon. ~ blk. lo ocean! 3 Bdrm. & 2 bdrm. units. Double garage. Furnished & booked for summer ren· tals. St.92.000 MIWPORT HACH UALTY 675·164% WHtcUff Reafty Near 22nd & lrvlnc .REDCAR~· 3Dr+famrrn.Astealat 2 slry 4br, 2~ba. fam ~ 1 $152,500. See at 1200 ~· rm. din rm, ofc gllrnRe. . 845:347 4 sex Ln Sun. 1-5 pm. Move in cont!. $199,950. l.ecM Option $3,000. ~ mo. 2llr & loft. Old Spanish. near bch . 83l-7381. ~98·32AO Agt ~~~~~~~~I H.wport Shores ()pn Sat/Sun 12·5. 2212 3 Br. 2 ba. You own the Francisco Dr 3 Br, 2 ba M\ra Cn1;ta HAR90R VIEW land. Jst time ortered.1 _________ ;;; 1\vnhse. nr Camino tit• K.._.OLLS $139.000.Byappt.only. Estrella & K·Mart " C ......._ EARLY BLUFFS s.s&62M Luxury condo. Cape Cod CIMhrOltf HPS CONDO split level desi11ncd. 4 Bn. 3 ba +Ion.. Walk to Hard to find "G" pl~n Dynamite Whilt>walt>r Features beam ceilings. beach. de 62nd St. Open w/beaul outlook. 48r, view. 4 BR bc11uty. ~ar wood siding. win· housMeSullD 1-Spm. 3B:l. Completely redec. $1Z7.SOO. dow seals & sundeck. A MA REALTY $15.S,OOO. Open Sat/Sun Steal il • Condo. view. The adjoining greenbelt 642-3361 l-S. 562 Vista f.'loru. new everything. Better (onns a buffer & Insures -.. _ .-. _ .-. _... 644 2A400wncr hurry, $162.500. privacy. 2 BR, 2 BA, ~'-4~ • UqJts. Units, Unit!! breakfast ,_,room, double BEST OF LIDO 3·4·6·22. $135.000 lo 1arage. $154,500. onH SUM. I .s S'i75,000 . ....... V .. w l(ltOlli Gail Waterll Really CHYIY LAICE 217 V11t Orvleto, a BR 2'702 llillalde. 498-7229 or 493-2793 IY OWHB 2 BA, $19S.OOO. ANO 90, .. 108 Via Florence, 4 BR S143.SOO 640. .,. °'84 HOUSE SUM I ·4 Wee fishing & sailing In t s BA. 3 c:ar car. $W9,SOO. ~71 ~"'a Va,f•W yo11r owp backyard? oewa er 4 .. n """"" nus lg, versaWe home ~ 1--------1 Completely remodeled, on private Jah "as 3Br EAL ESTATE' DELUXElU·RISE a&c,C..yo..T...,._ newcpg, new palal. new iultes, ea. w/pvt bath, + W•tcrlront Condo (601 SS~ laland Dr. kltcheft,~th k entry a tLUd.Y " tg ram rm c r• 1350 S. Coo1t Hwy. Udo> bu)' or be. $13',900 640·90\9 nrs. le ecliffa 4 Ur, ~a,Uoo ai pool tbt tn· .:.---•-9_4_·_8_53_6__ 1..,. ..... 1.1. 2Ba, Oil 01rcouuc. ctudod). Con~erts rHdJ· ~-Cl11tST m.1020 SIJ.$,500, 1y t.o ~or SBr's. Great "90.,,.. .. _, 5 COUNTRY t•eel-oak r;e_. c:n • family homo w/lots ot. Nicely dee.orated lri· noor11. custom kit, l8t -ocrHle r'f'Opert1es rm for e ntertaining. -level c<>ndo. 2 bdrms., ___ ft.I _______ , time mkt. $198.000. Aft (71") 549-2~7 Shown bY appt. 892·s.11S 2~ l>ilhs. dlnlng rtn .. 3 _,..~ t;\>m. 644.o!MO " oc 64l.o565 $280,000. doch. frplc • wet ba1 r . $BR + 2 BR, $189,$$0 -t• _.CH I ILi< near pool Ir tc nn s BO~ FEATt1R£$ & """"' CUSTOM Bayvlew bome. • Br. s~ Ba, aooo 14. n S!•.900. AllS2T~\G. GU,500 PERMANtNT OCEAN 3 bdrm w/llreploce. GIB WALKl:R Vl&W ~am~Un1tpaU0Price UAl.T~ '7S.SJOO Jonesa..lty 41~10 fglM:~;;;r ' .,, FfXlllU"8 2 BR near shopping. st.a.on able 0-.,........., 4'fl-SOOO ..... c•••-•011 ....................... LAICI Ott OCE.AM VIEW TAJ<E YOUR PICK llel&.lthlul, luxunous liv· mg In 4 or 5 UR re· sq. ft. w /view of M. V Lake o r s parkling Pacific. From $152,000. To experience. cull uoo REAlTY 4 BR, 2~ BA, barn, 1 Acre. Just reduced to S99.500. 3 BR, 2 BA. new I Acre. fl'nced, trees, fuU price J»,900. 4 BR, 3 BA, SOOO sq, ft. 2~'. Acres. Owner unxious. BKH. (714 ) 676-5711 OR522-2080 9UAIL PLACE PROP.ERTIES, INC. ORANGE COUNTY PROPERTY SPECIALISTS Exchange up or sell on a tax de erred annuity basis. Whether you want a tax shelter. a hedge against inflation, an appreciation a s set or an income dream -Call QUAIL and be<:ome one or our pref erred clients. Our office CLOSF.S $.5 to $6 million in escrows monthJy. Call our professional staff of over SO; large enough to serve, small enough to care. You asked for it-We've got it! Numerous condo investments. Many single family residence investments. 2 Unit duplex $70,000 2 Unit duplex $180,000 2 Newport Hts $179,900 3 Townhouses -CM Sl.25,000 3 Pride or ownerships $135,000 3 (Jlouse plus duplex) $137 ,SOO 3 (Three Br home + two) $141,000 1100 & 1300 sq.ft. units $155,000 I &.ncs.y, Aprtj 23. 1979 ~~~~!'.~!~~.~ .... ~~.~4!9.!:!:!~ ...... ~ ............... ~.~:!~.~!~.~ .._ ,..,...., ZOOO.._ Pr,,., •t ZOOO ...... .._...... C:....MIM U¥ ............................................................................................ ~ ...... 114' ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br, 2 ba. 1rood locauon. Asking i--------• Blw. 21.20 Pomoa Ave. CHARMING Vacant. MZS. mo. UNITS 2 MO. INC. 2177 & 2l77'h Miner, CM baths,~ cu corport, sun· '*'1t.. 2 car ear, a.a SSH $86,000 Open view, 2 bdrms. 2 EASrSJDE, 3 BR. ni f -tkocks IJl c nter of Tem· care, relri1, stove. bi • % $555 Sta ,000 l!le Hills. SS25. lease. S18-3561 ""c: •· .ReadY to move lnto now. 1---------1~ '1' 1037 West Wilson, CM SJper seUing tor auper R...W. ~ti 1 -penan $205 kids pets Gk gar 2 $62$ s' I o.aoo M A y 0 c K $210 g~ a~a hr. mott, 292'& 294East18th Street, CM ('o .. ,,iu,.o.. snok1dsl&od + + · .. $915 $159,000 2033 Anaheim, CM .. $1100 $160,000 J991 A Charle, CM 5 s' 235 $170.000 1975 W allace, CM 5 $1550 318 Ogle, CM suo.ooo II $2575 $363,000 814 West 18th Street, CM $3650 $440,000 313 East 17th Place, CM C.tl owner, 494-1763 tw after April 24, 11051 Ha.4460. 360 GLENNfYRE ~ 2br kida oJc nice ' LAGUNA flMC)f $32S3br2baklds mor~ 1 f714)484•214e 1000smoreavailnow1 All areast all pncet3 LagunaHUla 3150 Open7aays9to6 ' •••••••••••. •••• ••• ••. • J(jds, pets welcome! ' 3 BR, 2 ba, avoU May 10th. On quiet cul-de·sac. A/C, wallpapered. 768·42~9. 768-4299,661-3168 Newport .. och 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c ..... r·s Gutde1 G4S-4900 Jo" e ENSATIONAL 3 BR '2 Ba, w/fplc, D/W, fnt'd ylll'd. Only $4~. 96M5f7. agent, no fee 1 Udolslandprivgs.Jbr+ Br, 2~ ba Condo 2ba, J yr lease. $900mo. w/bltns , range. d /w. t>'73-0512 frplcs in liv rm & roast Ocean front 2br. Uul pd. br. 2 Car gar, pool &t U Jacu.ul. Pvt e<>mm local· $450 mo. $200 week u cd In West Costa Mesa. JunelS.646-2SlO lllO Sandi Lo. CaJl Short term rental. spac 833-0070 ext 220 dr beaut furn. ocean view lg ~18. pool, to July 1· $45/mo, •--B-r _d_u_p-le-x-. _G_a_r_a_g_e_,i.- ulll, grdnr inc. S4o-4330 yard. Elden St. $2/0 Tustin 3190 1st/last, avail 5/2. Ph 5'18-i809 •. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Covington Units $188 000 , 3 BR, pool, view of hills, 2 BR ba · D 5 (Twohouses +triplex) $200,000 lftcwProperty 2000 lotsforSale 2200 FamRm&den,t600. ,1...., .,patio. bl. 6 Uni.ts Whitt1"er $160 000 """ "'·'33or ""'·5967 gar. Adults, no ~ts. $450 i;idences. t'rom 2600-3600 ~ VAWY RE.ALTY 496-4977 731-6050 671-7100 -' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '-h>irV"& ~ 1'10. incl. wsh'r /dry .• $ 1500 PER ACRE 6 New Townhouses -CM $U4.000 SAN CLEMENTE OFFICE ILDG SITE rel rig. Agt. 646-0006 300 Acres In quiet valley 6 Brand New -Hunt Beach $355,000 DUPLEX Huntington Beach Housff Unfumlshed of Redlands 7 Units -Costa Mesa ~O 000 ~•t,500 21,000 sq. ft. Jot near ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br, dbl garage, yd, new· f l t ' -·r· , I r~-al 3 O ly decorated, 22(),2 ~ --arm og communi Y 7 Under construction $362,000 Sparkling 1 UH units Paci ic a clospita , 5 _...........-2 2 Pacific $36Smo.642·531' ~\ cs\O\~ P p\0<2!_~ Wi•••Htmln••••••'•ter ••••••••• I 0••9•8• Sub-divide & profit 7 Hunt Beach-Nr beach S'JS0,000 with secluded garden Points Shop. Cntr &Civic •••••••••••••••••••••••·---------~" ..... ~ Seller will trade for ouier l l S t M · ~1 patio, PLUS separate Center. $135,000. HOMEF'lNDERS 1 Br, patio, blt.ns, frpl, en"C · YOUlllESTIUY property. an a omca ..,., 1,000 guest apt. Zoned C·l for DavidBourkeRltr 'ThousandsOfRentals gar. $525/mo. Ca(I Creative InveslmenlS 12 Costa Mesa $.l60,000 added potential. 546·9950 All areas all prices 557-4954. ' SPACIOUS 4 b 2' b $l.4M, 'BR2 Ba. patios. 644-9513 30 Condo Conversion-GG $l 200 000 Sample: r, , a b4k fnc, new paint. 13G"l -------• • l BR C~AGE..,..,"' odlh $71900 "' 56$ · "t ~400000 TRU•LEX $160bachbeachc-ottage v•• ....... m. e ome. • · Sutter. 962·2963 • At".'* lnants pac1ous um S ~. • U-...-0 • D-·~ SlSO b ,__ r d k d I ·1rue Fenced Yard Prin.only.492-4331 for~-1. 1300 U $129,500 -•n. sac'l"T, 2 r .. ,,e nc 1 s "" .. -.. 117 nits-Six Mo Orange County R---2400 .,..,,,.3b k"ds Ould & Pet OK (6422P' n-......_-d..Ul·y ,...._ __ R--tEstat• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 166Un1"ts-3MosOld Supe r locatio n n ear ~ _.,., r 1 ganige ; -,....·~ -V1Tlllr'I'" CUI " . $3,000,0QO beacb&DeJMarsh""". ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.11-'!."TlMESERVICE , I • S ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 6 unit apt for sale by ~.-~ M lb C k E 557-0122 Lovely 2 Bdrm S26S d . • Mobile Homrs builder. Etside CM, may Large 1 BR units PLUS ammou ree xee Beaut Encl Yard Bltn We ve bought anothe~ & l!........~-1-1100 finance.631-0303. d QUA.IL studio. Condo. 2 BR+ loft, 2'" •...at......-lsland 3206 Be:.tareJ! (6462 > need a buyer now. l<"c rvir--Bt:RTHA HE'IJRY Ba. comp! furn, beaut -JBr, 2Ba. 2 Story home ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cefnth!'J Loh/ REALTORS view, never rented. Like ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rffttimrs 631-4555 Caeom11 ?,!.,pool & RV acce:.s. OCUM VIEW FROM Crypt$ 1500 _· p LA. c E 21S Del Mar 4~2-4 l21 7n1e4w~"'$84l "1.50089 • Prine only. ~~J; ~:~~ B~,!~P11,rnlyu Honor maj. credit cards ....... 7682. • EYE:RY ROOM • ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,., . ., ',,...,. .... · ...,...., · BR 2 BA. fplc, courtyani FORSALEBYOWNER A s pectacular home. Tr~de $1600 c_rypt <car, NOfl&TllS...C. IE.ACHllLK CHERRYYALLEY ~~-entry, great loc. $4TS 2 St townh 2 B plush & elegant open flr pick.up or Jewelry l. IOP&f 111. l:lO P.M.) 128 Uaih 5 yrt NW No. or Beaumont. Choice Capistrano .. ach 3218 5-101730 Y omt>. r • 1 plan, ~x64 Le~ill. 1974. Cbov· icewl~U ation, 00Pacific1 ·-----------------• $2.300,000 Ht Calif. of the best bus'"4 S corner ••••••••••••••••••••••• -__ --,-~-•'..& ____ 3_2_2_6 ba. Community pool. <LK-7343·4) Countr y iew. ' accom ate I ii..a...· 348 000 ... ~ BY OWNER JB 2'28 --Ulfll Very ruce view of hills Club"style park for tbe ura..& 1 caskrt. Call 1----p ......... ZOOO lftcomtPrwr-t.y 2000 6vntn S , in the Valley . Lot · r. ' a,••••••••••••••••••••••• M St f 0 I c•o -rwtTI'f · -r-· In o c hows S""ndable 100x 120. Business & ocean V"U lwnhse, lse op-1 . u sacri let'. n Y very chscriminating. See 556-3303or .....,.98118 • -r-· ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. s Y" h f 2200 ft 1· . t1on. $495 mo. lOO'i. rent per 2br, lba, gar .. 2 m1 $2.500 down paymenl. b ••••••••••••••••••••••• Agts.11-0468 ome o sq 1vmg beach ocean \'U pvt Qill493·6033. you~ .e ach area One or 4 Pacific View $23,SOOAUNIT s pace. 3 stairw;tyi;, refund t owarcts S325 400-6684·673.2428 • speciall sL P ~CJFIC Cemetery Lots. Oriii: plot 7 U .... ITS C.M.. 10 Units:-lncome $1,830. lndiastrialrf, elevalor, 22x22 comm'I µurch :1se. 752·2400, · ' No Qualify'""' Hee COAST HESALF:S.·lNC. near the Chapel. Eternal " mo Asking $235 000 1129 00 garage, 12' ceiling. elec 493-17'\ll _Fountain Valley 32 ~7 21036 Brookhu1 st HD Reautiful brand new 4·1 & 1°131 E . Jrd s' t. ·, "ng Pr-'f 21 · Assume exist g f"llA · care paid for. $250 ea. JAi -r-· doors. You'll be talking Corona def Mar 3222 ••••••••••••••••••••• loan at low int rate & own !16.1-0991 ___ 613-Jen br, lo~, f /p. 3·2 b{' ~' • ba Beach. Call owner. •••••••••••• •••••• • •••• t.o the owner, $95,000. •••••••••••••••• ••••••. 1 lk"Clroom, 1 story, Foun- thls . beaut. single sty Mo bi le Home 1 n Sad· COfllftW 1_, town ouse. a I ltns · 714-494-1163 lndus1 Condominiums Some very valuable 11 tam Valley. $495. Sharp. Spanish hm. Q1uet toe dleback ·s ncwc!tl park. p ~-1600 crpts, drps. Hurry, buy 2 New units adjoining artifacts & antiques to be Rentals ~alore.. <:ll'an. vacanl. 962·7188 or Upgrd·s S69 900 1131 37MI Uc h T · I ropettf now. Tom Lee, Rltr, BE A C 11 DU r LEX O.C Airport. Contact sold extra. Owner will We have 1000 s of houses, ~9.9561\ 11r493-2202. · · wiJ~erwl/::l·~=~ ~~s~··••••••••••••••••••••• &t21603. between bay & ocean. Western Terrain. Jnc, carrymortgage.Mustbe dplxs. apts now. all -------.. Street Heal Estate ulll room & appliances. 50X213 F'l. lot o~ <.:oao;t close to stores. Two 1 Bdr 4320 <.:ampus Dr, Ste 110. sold by June 1st. Call day areas, all prices Save on 3 bdrm, P. ba. r /J>. closed ----o w n e r b e i n R Hwy. NB w /147a sq. fl * 2 Triplexes* ms. plus double ii:araRe. N . B . 9 2 6 6 O t: a I I or nile, TI4/845·1S84 ree. yd, nr school 1 IY OWNER tran.<1fcrred Make offer retail store ar. & apt. or ~~r1~a~~~3a~~-~~nB~~ ~lus s:or~~~-8S!~·5QO. 1141549-1480 _ SACRIFICING lovely 3 645-4900 A(jt _841-0219: 847·~ JBr, J=M Ba W/IBr apl 837·~91 office + 2500 sq. ft. va 21L ba. 1·3 BR, 2 ba. 5 ~~~":n · . or Bu y 2 0. 3 4 8 s q r t bdrm 3 stnrv mountain Oceanfront hom e. vrl~· SUPER SHARP! 3 BR '2 $90,000. 31331 El Uorno ----cant pkg. area. $195,000 -. 11 v •J J " ~ , 493-lS23. LIVE IN Profess. bldg across garages, frplcs. $1R9,000 l;pnnklered at S2ti. lr\'ine retreat. Potential duplex lse 3 BR. Fam Rm. 2 Ba. w/bn ck fplc. dinin11. SUPER CLE.AH &pnced right. J BR near fishmg & lakes. f N B p o 1900 Sq each. 1109-1713 Alabama. For Sale ly Owner lndustri al Par le 21 12 or business. Crestline. BA. S2.000 mo tii311~11 area, cµts, fncd yard LAGUHAIUCH frlo": •. ~. 1i Hunt. Bch. 536·1718 IRANDMEW Dow Ave, Tustin Agl, Calif. $48,000. Call -Only SIJS. 963-451>"7. agt. 2Br. 20x48 Bonanya . 1964. · """e _..,., mo., se Own ol\C 688 60 ~-n House r ont d I ~ ~.,.. 000 Agt 646 2414 er 6 Unit apt w/rec room, 714/494·1763,""" ·« Kirsten White, 642·7692 ..,,,., · r up <'>-. no tee. (DK8210·11 >. 1r1·11s·1de ~. · · · 2 BR 2 Ba c f " -------,. Don OMc)o Realty 49t.5000 units are all rented. l-£-for~ .... -or (l)338-4.597 · n wren,., locat1onnearocean.Just San Clem 2 bid gs. $2,400mo.income 4 .3Br, .._. .._ 2200 D W, & o\·en. yrly Isl' Stunning3Br2Da$4 l!Sted. Hurry on this one! sch e d u I e d inco m e INVESTMENT 2,~83 studios, 2 • 2Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kona Hawaii Oct>anfront $485 mo inclds clcc. 2 Beaut Enclosed Yard $24.500. Member Calif. $28 ,800. Nr ocean . Commercial building in Ba 7091 El Sl H 8 BeaullfuJLaglkhpr-0per· lnvestment-PaymenL., or blks fr beach. No pt't:. BnckFrplc (6336 ) Waiting for a Good flu) ! 3 RR 2'2 Ba (;as1las 1'wnh:.e. hardwood firs. fplc. new cpl:., mstr Mul tiple hstini: ser vice. SJ00.000. 496-1840 ocean area wilh secure ~s ~ 848 ~5 ··d · · ty, pnm~ loca. 1 blk from interest only. Mon-Thur 410 Poinsettia. 675 59611 • PACIFIC <.:OAST lease from Government SJ6.4s13 ~vesiwknds ays, beach. $125.000. 759-0<156 <114) !>46·3000. JI~<' 4 Br. 2 Ba w/Patio RESALES. INC. Condorainh1msfTow11· Agency for sale. Eqwly or546-8801 OutofC_..... arm hsr below hwy 2 NearSchools·•·ircph1ce 963-0'J91 houMsforsale 1700 buildupandcashonrash TRIPLEX ~"' Br. wshr1dryr. ~170 mo Extras!S495 (9621P> bdrm overlooks lluhbhni: Lake Forc:ot 5 Sl~1r adult rtn.\'1eworh1ll1t,pool,all park. beaut. Lludgcr ••••••••••••••••••••••• return for SS0.000. down COSTA MESA Ptoperty 2550 Open Su n 9 ·4. 605 Renti ... s 631-4555 payment. Call for de· g!d2 ~~·1 ~:~· ~~ ~~~i IUILDERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Begonia Honor n1aj. credit cards FIXER UPP ER S $45 .500 -S .A S51 ,900-ll.B . A gt. 527·3516. r 0 r s 7 9 . 5 I) () highly upgraded J\lusl Brkr 1·6'il 1811 scll-rea~on 581·!~53 ~'I.A y O CK $139.000. LA COSTA CostaMesa 3224 R~¥~~JS WO~ft.8676 ~~~~~~';~:n~';~: 5" ~~~ Cus tom 4 0 Br, 2'.2 Ba, 2 ~::;·;;;~~~~~~;1~:~:~ •••• !~!':'.~~.":;~.~?~! ----I ll"tO"A, lh"'f OPl':N SUN I 5 ~a~al~~rS~nm~nt~~~~ •FANTASTICAL VILUGEWALK PLAN Ill .380 Gl£NN£YRE LAGUNA llEAOt Ten townhouse-type 2 bdr its. Musl act rai.l ! ! Ast. frplcs. wet ba~. 3 car From SJi5. Kitl~ & pctli 968·6lR.1 . garage, ocean view. Bee OK. 6iS-4912 Bkr. AT LAST decor. Nr pool & pk . Bl'! fa ·1· & p t ter hurry! Pnccrl lo sell ml leS e (714)494•2148 umts. encl. garages. 1 yr 4 yr new Condo near So. I•--------old. Ml5,0QO Owner Coast Plaza. JBr, 28n. Two 2 Br houses 0~ _61_s.._S27_5 _____ _ UNBELIEVABLE! al $58,000. .A.ftoheim- DON ALLF:N R 1·: Huntinqton leh upgraded r.• .. h h •I " REt:SEREAI TORS .... c as .en(· gara,.,.e. FIRSTTJMEOFFERED Newport ! Three i m · proved R-2 lot~ llct1rly to bwld on. SA1''EGUARL> INV. 957·84-03 496·0505 1493 11941 :, •FAMILY PET PARK J f'lreplacc in front unit. 4-PLEXES, Xlnt loca· 751-1413 Xlnl location for schools lion. pool. clubhouse. Santa Ana I 080 Beautiful 3Br. 2Ba tux· •••••••••••••• •• •••• ••. ur) home in ~ori:eou~ family park. A\·a1lable lncomt Property 2000 & shllpping. Private. SJ51 ,500. An aheim. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.000. Ownt'r will con· 535-5283 Open Sat/Sun. !>Ider 2nd TD. Make Of· Forever 180 deRrce Whitewater vu hulldm~ sit e in pre~t q:1ou~ Porlaf1n a, Lagunt1 . $145 ,000. Broke r , 499-2085. 492·8145. RZ80/Save $ Good tax base 4 Ur, tn•cs Op Tues th ru Sun _~s.5_123_. __ _ JUST STARTING? OR SLOWING DOWN 3 Br, bonus rm, 2 car gar Just painted. SS!l,800 HURRY! 751-4S41 for 1mmcrl occupancy. (o;verything fo r an actn·e family , s wim ming. recreational areas, magnmcenl club house & much. much more all for $25.000. C N F267<t) California Pocifte Mobile I tome Really 2706 Harbor, Ste 208 540.5937 BY OWNER·3BR. l ''B \, Fam Rm-Complelely upgraded. many xlras. 1--·Ulll!-Fl-~• ... • .... •C-E--1 Wamer/Gr~n\'1lle arl'a. n.:; """" $59.SOO, low down, ready MOIJLE HOMES to move In. 536-0757 for private parties who MO DOWN buy or sell a mobile home. No fHS or Chaf"CJH EZHOUSING 1664 W. Broadway Anaheim Ask For Paul 1714163§..0822 EASTSIDE TIUPLEX Three 3 BR unit!\, 2 w/frplcs. Each unit ha~ WIO rac. 3 Covered & J open park"g i.pac•cs. new cpts & drps in all units. Painted ini;ide out. Close to schls. shop'g, park. Don't miss this one of· fered at $175.000. Bkr 64().1131 or646-7414. LOW PAYMENTS Lots o( charm & tran quility ln this 2 BR cell tage. FHA & VA terms. nothing left at this price. <Xfered at $55,000. 540.3666 140UNITS WHI Trode Down Xlnt location + spend:l 1----------bte. Principals only. •SIGNATURE• 197 3 Agent644·9513 l'fltela11 REAL E~T ATE 24x60 2 Bdrm. 2 balh plus COVINGTON 4-PL~X Q 1-'.R. plus closed porch. Oceanside, near raall, Asking S29.500. Ruth Call Charles493·4834 Laurie BK R, 646·4380 YOUNG PEOPLE FOR SALE IY OWMER Trt·plex, near beach on •••••••••••••• •• ••• •• •. Want your own home., 42nd St. Nwpt $180.000. iu ...... SETIE.ACH Cozy. comfortable Great r ental Call 1014 -" tr&Jler for sale. Contact ,,.,, """'.. kd r ~r...-l~"'CH .....,..,£0"0 on w ys at ...,.... ns -_Su_e._64_2_996S __ a_l1t_6_pm_. __ 1 6PM /wkods. otd Work! Charm. Lge ---------• •Br.2~Ba. livinll rm & rnvate, exclusive, on HIFOURPLEX dining rm. euest rm over Lido Bay All 2 BR · "d f • car dara1e. 20xJO 675-91<1!, Owner unit.JI, Pl"\ c o " • ownership building wtlh farden patJo. ~irable 30• Trailer 1 BR 1 BA GREAT Income. Can't '4x94' comer lot w/room . · • · l d Fantastic kitchen, good cond., beatt.hepriceal$160,000. o ex pan · S2300/b5t ofr 586-2500 Call tor more details. oceOP~tsATltSUN North Ir B, n r ocean. 540..3666 Call A.ngd Pedigo < 213 ) 20xSO, 2 BR, 2 Ba. 5 Star 892·5511 or S92·2962 !'ark. low rent. $31,500. Altnt. 846-7337 or846-9573 ll'f ltela11 REAL ESTATE ...... ~ I 016 Close.in El Toro S • Fam •••••••••••••••• •••• •• • Pk, 3 BR • 2 BA + 8'x50' ---------OH JHllEACH porc h . Reduc ed lp TUSTIMUMITS ()c.eanfront $l69,000 $14.SOO. 559·578'7 Eight 2 BR w\lts all have o,n. )'OUI' own 2 Br, 2 ba, patios & enclosed de· '*ood aec:., Wtlmpt1lrod SKYLIMIE tactied aara1uta. Mu1t • panotamlc vu, ocean. Nearly new t2x44 with tee at thls price, offered aurf, whtwatcr. b aut awnl11a, pcm:h, atorog• at l290,000. hnleta. see the whales bkll{. Rent $111) mo Im· 540.3666 llO b)t, a car space. sub mac C M adult park tarnnean gftt, pnnl, un. w/pool, c lub bouu, tum. E.Z term. Appl Wnao & Bdlh1rds OnJy • • n 11 • S W I\ RT Z S14,975 w/lS~ down. Jl.F.ALTY, &40-1 t:.'7 Call Tn Harbor . 646-3255 •• Wftela11 REAL l~TATl fer. 752-6688 Agt Want Ad Results &t2·5678 BEACH TRIPLEX San Clemente Walk Lo beach or Del !\tar Shopping. Quiet area. w 1great 3 BR owners unit. Upper 2 BR units w /ocean \•1ews . Just listed at $160.000. BERTHA HE:-JRY REALTORS 21S Del Mar 492·412,l • lecutiful 4-Plex In Garden Grove. (l) 3 br, (3) 2 br. Good area. Shake roof. Custom Duplex In Dana Pt. 3 Br 1630 sq fl. 2 Br 1250 sq ft. Priced right. 131·2525, Agent~. Ask For Ken or Bev ORANGE COUNTY 30 Ueoutirulty landscaped townhouses. Pride of ownership Two bedroom, one amt 'h bath units with enclosed garaaes. Just four years new. Condo conversion potential. Wiii exchange! An exclusive with Owner motivated, motivated, motl\•aled. TRl..,LEX Newer· Deluxe mlllutes to Newport Bch, S\75,000. Drive by 2025 Laurie Lane. <Nr. Bay &i Oran1te). Call Roy, act 714~1ior646-7414. SUPRDILUXE 4-PLIXIS Probably the biggest and nlcat nearly new Unlta In Huntington Beach. Asking only $22.S.OOO. uch Easy t.ermt. sconUALTY 536-Hll lftcomt Property 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• macneb I Irvine realty GET READY FOR SUMMEA! Duplex in one of the best r ental a reas of Balboa P e nins ula. Use upper IBR for your beac h hide -away & rent I ~. lower 2 BR ... or rent both! Either way, "you win"! $155,000. Drive by 218·2lst St. <do not dis turb tenants) -Appt. only! Kaye Evans 642-8235. <W-108) INCOME PROPERTY' MEWPORT HEl~HTS Pnvate owner's unit w /3" BRs, family rm. jacuzzi & ocean view from upstairs. 2 BR second unit. Both w /fplcs & new tile, cpts & drps. On lg. lot n ear schools. You should see this! $225,000. Elaine Svedeen 642·8235. (W-109) Tllft.EX-COSTA MIS.A. Like new condition! 3 BR -2 BR - l BR & easy care! Submit your terms -owner flexible on contract of s ale. For more info -Lois Miller 642·8235. (W·llO) IALIOA ISLAND DUPLEX Delig htful Little Island ••• quiet street! 4-BR front home + 2 BR income unlt ! Secluded patio, sun deck. oversized garage all in cxcellebt condition. $274,500. Joyce Edlund642.82JS. <W·lll) '42 .. 23S 644-6200 «II Dover Ori._,. Harbor View C•nt., trvliw •t C.mpuj Vttlley C..nter 752·1414 Cc..>c Company. SJ34.900. ---- wkdys 1714 ) 729·25S4 S270. l h Br, big grdn arc-:1. (714 l 729-2422 wknds No sharing or Jk'ls. Non RANCH EST A TE Nt::ARAIRPORT smokers only, r1•f's rcq ~ w. 17th. 5'18·0:j58. Remodeled open beam E/S1de 1 nn. very pvt. hig runch home enveloping lot. K1ds/prts OK. pool. jac & brick patio. ~mo. l-492·3i 10 -lOACRES.Al ZONE --------J6(Kleg view, fenced Pool. jacuzzi. 3 Br. 2 ba, -$135.000CALL.'.'IO\\" £rpl. dbl i:ar. lrg. fenced 973-4626 yard. $150. Kids & pets left Hiftkle R.E In< ok. 49S-li86 or 675 6G111. 1631 E lilh St #3, SA FreshJy painted JBr, :rn.1. . Jam rm, 2 car garagr. nr A Rental Service You Can Feel AtHomeWith WE GUARANTEE. •Widest selection poss. •In house computer sys .. •Daily telephone service-. •VacanC'1es \'erified daily •I-ult slaH of counselors • l''ree to aged 65 &. over •Free rental counseling · •Open 1days8•00-8:00 RENTIMES S.90.000. Palm Springs atanda Hll?h Sehl s i25 Corner pool size sunny 2 mo. Lst Isl +dep. GJi-0769 B R . B o n u s , c u t e -For P~essional Sen·i(t' scparale guest house & IMMACULATE. 3 Bil. 2 Call 631 1555 \ ard & bonus-bonus ba. Cam rm, frplc. wtr -.. Mother-in· law room & softner. smoke alert sys.. -OR STOP BY balh. Lovely trees & lndry rm. crpL<1, drps, 2 1936 Harbor ll•d patio. 1395 Tachevah. pat·s, fncd doi: run & h!>e, (•; blk No. of 19th St.) call owner. week of Apnl veg. grdn area, huge A Calif. Corp. Sm Fee 24th. 714 327.2327 bea ut. lndscp'd yd, ------ s prnklrs. Mesa /Npt New-elegant 2 bedroom Out of State schls, nr So. Cst Pt.11.11 ( S.SSO) or 2 bedroom + Properly 2600 Avail 5/1. 5630 mo incl den ($575). Cedar & win ••••••••••••••••••••••• gardncr. 531·1344 'low home. 5 Blocks to For Sale-20 Acre Parcel ---beach. Pri vale 2-car w/inlcrest in 1100 acres llust~c s~clus1on nwuits gar a~e. Fully main + improvements adj to you in this 3 Br. 2Ba pool tuincd yard. Adults. No Bryce Canyon Nat'l home in lovPly arl'a. pets. lnqulrt' 525 18th St. Park. $10.000. Call Mark, $550. Ag t 646·8686. m4 l960-6331 5-11-2580aft6pm. &167175 ------- REAL FIND! 3 BR, 2 Ba. R...chft. Farms, BR, pvt patio. gar. no w/cpL'i, fncd yard. Only Gro•n 2700 bltn.-;. adul~ only. rtrr·s. S410. 963-4567. agt, no fee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $275. 1st& lm;t, 549·3196 --·--- 5.02 AC-llAMCH -----GRRR~AT1 4 BR 2 Bl\. ew 3 br, 2"'2 ba & 2 br, 2 wmcw cpls, fncd yard. ba condos. Pool. dbl gar. kids & pet OK. $HS $8995 FUUf'RlCE open beam ceihni:s. 9634567. a~. no fee. Choose your carpet $.")5() -- Sl95 DoWlf'Payn.nt $79. PEA MONTH & $450. Wc st bluff 3 BR2Ba.FamRm,poot Village, Victoria & Ca· & jac. prestige nbrbd nyon. 631-2080 SliOO mo. 968-4602 Pennington Properties J COLLEGEPARIC Near beach and boat 3 Bdrm, Hi bath, frpk. marinas. Lake or the lge rec. roorn, washer & Oiarks Missouri. Road-dtyer lncld. lat Ii Last frontage. New survey by req. $450. p/mo. 549·3924 liceNed engineer. Iron - Bike to beach from thl~ lovely 2Br+dcn 2ba COD· do. Tennis, pool. 2 c gar $425. 140·232 646-7175 pins. Detailed survey Horse area. newly decor'd --------...... map. Giant oaks and 3 BR 2 BA, fplc. dining Clean adult condo, 3b hickory in a grassy rm, uUl rm, '3rd acre. l'1ba, clbhse, pool. parkll1'e selUng. Much Ideal family hving. $500. mo. 968-3680 • wild game. Deer, wild S49-3503: MG-0930 LANDMARK CONDO' turkey, fox, raccoon. • ,. Year around fishin g. College Park ~hr, 2bo.. 2br. 2ba. uparad ""\ Wilderness area. Jdeal Near OCC. Avall immed. fabulouarec. Sec:. $.1115. l location. Good blab 839-1007 531-GW t ground. Picture posl 3 BR. 2 ba wfencl gar, 3 BR 2 BA, fplc, new ep-. card beauly. lnveat lo s:n5 mo, lsl & last +$100. & paint. util rm, fncl Ametlc1. Th1J transae· No pets. 548-8594 yard, cul de sac, walk to tJGa can ti. handled ~m· WestmlMlcr Mall, OW plc:uly by mail. Wntc: 3 BR, l b11, nu palnt. cpts College. ~ mo. SZ$ TRUSTEE. General AC• It drps, i1tovc. w~shtr f~ l\f'C. 540.3917; 963-4984 ~ptance Co., Box 329. dryr, aar. 2 pnt •• fnc<l Osl\iC Beach, Miasoun yd, Open house Suo: 2 8"t Condo. Ht1 ba. New~ 85065 or call collect 384~ t:. 16\h St Evca. dee f'rplc. wuhero, <310392·3743 Ntahts. 831·388~. 213/17~·4837 refrl1. Nr a bop • (3l0192-3'722. Ad~dogs, $350. S32Stroo.963-t.iU ... , .... 6ff1'&11..,. c.,.tllntM Ct •r_._. Fif•Mt Gt... ~ r.t"'9/P.,.,.9 ........ /R.,W 'nl. , ' ................................................................ , .... ·····•·•••·········•··· ···••···········•···•·• .....••••.••••......... ······················· .........••................••.•••............• 1 6 1 ~a.nceSHv. 9'a10fOO • ltalD deu Aoo ra Add Ill on t . ~'TERN FENCE CO. Kaul, akiploader dump The Moppcota. tlult'a our PETERS PAtNTING Neat patches &t~xtures CERAMJCTIL£. SpeclQI • 11UPCHABCE $10 Colar bri~r1; wbC Remodel, Now constr. WoocUlCbalnlink trk, crading. tree wrk, name. Cleaning l.s our Expr'd . Reas Riles. NHIST. tfl·l•U9 ty: Enlriea/noott. 23 yn ..__~Maus.I.A. <1*10m!Ob&41ac.b.Cleu Lle'd.CallSplro.5484250 Llc#2'S.151 636-1837 demoliUonsetc 831-1257 carne.Call546-2393 Fre~ Est. Call Gen up. Sml repairs . --957-0l• Ii", din rm. hall su. Ava M2-~ -. .. L .,,,... -· ··-------------r rm 1uo .......... h .. o. chr Cu1U11:11 rwlXlOd.tUlJ <on-,._..... 11 •r~ a Floors, carpet•. bath:., ne...-wg _.....,_._1-.. ______ _ ~-.. ~) "' l -11-U ._.. All PROFESSION1•L •••••••••••••••,•••••••• .... ""··--·"m .-_..__ w .,.. o •rea, re-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w~. pa o-. w11wows ., b CERA"'ICTIL"' .,. .,,...,. cu ~ uuw A-o1 ,.. ~ ri * Palntlna. J"l"r/Ext"r Any plum ln.;,, water "' r.. CPl tfpair. 15 yrs upr. •-.'u"'!~~eomm, intr/ex-FonnleaCounterTOPl! ln Painting, wallpaper, _.....p cerorvacantr~ Reas wor"kg.u'ar" 0A.,,,..:., serv. loakl,bathrmencl, by expert. Call ~S'f-UllO "51'ftp Liii OD911•Dn¥eWays, Do work m)'lelf. Refi. tcr . ..,..ue &. unusual ltall«lto)'OW"1pccllic:a· carpentry, gen'l 11\#inl 1idences. · ................ teramlc tile. Reas. aft3pm.Paul ar. Df Ol u paiu, 531.0101. wort welcome. Palombo dons. Latest colors&: de· & repair. J . Waugh. 'nlole Guy& 974--0810 sealcoal , Lie.NB.C M COUit ea.aw ...... "A"...,,., Painting. Extr/lnlr. t;x. 832>2'68 New & remodel: tuM, ~1.6>"'~...i..-'l"4"-"1 . w ,. ___ ,._ tCt · AiCN . ..-.eeest.675'3118 .............u 0 -lter "ou~e"leanln" prr'tl h t t "'\-; _-=-__ ,....~...,_ .. _______ . __ 1 e "41.l'C v.rpe eanera. Dec .. ...,, 0 " ~ •· U , • ones . nea • re1111. ~dlf & Repair lihowen dralnboards. & .. ,.,.,.__ ~am cln or shampoo. -=~ G.w•oehtg Hmllag Depcnd/re11son. Xlnl c d964·100Dll\'(' ....................... entries.67~ · J Mi Abo upholstery. All work ••••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ref's . Call for ei. t. •••h•••••••••••••••••• ·~-'rtuclr mount un'it. Slip Co~. Dnperies, LANDSCAPING/CLEAN· OCC Student.\ Ton truck. S<W-8518. Fioe Exler. Painting by Male 28, 7yra. const. ex:p. r,... ~Ice WUI ~byslt .1.n my home, Fr. eal, teas. rates. bed spruds, upholstery UPS Trash, tree trim" Ron ----------1 R. Stoor. st. llc .. in:.. Try Will uparade your home. •••••••••••••••••••••-inlant lo 3 "ts .. ft .. •lJhe ...... :n16 ""•hi" •~ 'II rmmaculat~Cl~aningCo. me.836·5Ss.524hrs. in xchnn. for living Removal•. lrlmmln• . .1 • .....,w · .._. .... vDI • P• ows. Maintenance, Immediate 64.2·5703, 979-~ll For those who de&erve 558 0913 l • •1205 C\&stom fabrict free est servicing M2 9907 p-t-..1. y .... -Casffe space. · • eav pruning. Free est. Uc'd, Babysit chi . C...alag JttTy'a Int. ~orator~ · · CHEAPEST hauling rn Ult' best. 'TS9·03'77 ....., -mess. Don. insured. 642-2152A your . Id in my ••••••••••••••••••••••• weJ~. MZ_.lSS VERY LOW PRICES I.own. Fr. eats. CHEAP! ~~ Si>ttialiting in residcn-Roofing • home, Moo-Frt U . Call CABANA , On Gardening Main· 6'2·2995or6'5-1390 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ulll homes. int. & ext. ••••••••••••••••••••••• i:ree Service. Tree pntn· aftSpm, 631-2787. F1ne catering, all oc· lntenor DesliD by Art for teoanceGeoT&e so.201s , __ ..._ . T t Please check our re· mg, removal, lOppl!lG .......... t _,___ casions 645-9858 lndu,,try Homes and Of. C ET R I D 0 Jo' ........... capmg. ree nm ferenres. Lie • 320881 ROOFS installed factory Lie, Ins. 64S·'87l; --1 _..,......,... . . fic.'el a specialty. 640-5956 Prot. J aj>anese Landsc11p· UNsiCHJ'L y TRASH + ming. Clean.up. 8 yrs Guar .. ln~rd, . free est. dlrert; estab 35-yrs. C&U 497-4131 •••••••••••••••••••••••European Gourmet Chef ing &aan:lenin1. Maint. debris. Sl5Joad. Collei:e exp. Free Est. Jay Ted 6J6.7085 HMoldGunnM9·2961 --------- Exp manicurist ror 1st cl. ror all occasions in your llectric.. ind. mowing, trimming, student. S48~28. 770·1382 Noboru. 848-•043 or · Window C ...... busysalon,prefermen's, home. Andre. s.48-7384 ....................... spraying, weeding. Free . . -¥·2862 Bob Foad Painting RMOOFFORLESS ...................... . woi:nen'.sOK. Rent space dys ... .,_,, a.ctric esUmatea. 545·7072 Rub~ 1 s h fl au II n g , u--. Comm'I, \ndus .. & re:.. Comp. stungle&hot Windows cleaned. re· or? S48·392S, dys. C:......t/COftCl'eh Uc32'7l36 645.6974 Tritunu;,~~4;. MoRving &: T1~ee ::::;::!••••••••••••••• Int /Ext. bonded. 'full Freeesl. Call 894·0421 asonable, bustneases. GARDENING m ..... y;. eai;, re 111-liab 891·1001Llc345218 REPAIR •. RL'"O·OF. All homes & apt$, 847-4461 ••••••··~•••••..-••••••• ELECTRJCJAN-Priced SERVICE ble. 497·2&17 Brickwork. Small jobs. "' .,.~ Carpenter. Free estimates. Any size jobs. All phases "concrete & ·right-free estimate 00 548-8375 Newport. Costa Mei.a & Prof paintmg & papering. t Y Pei. · s h i n g I e s · --------- blltwrk. Cstm brkwork. large or small jobs. ~ Garbage & Trash Irvine. 675·3175 eves Spnng ext. special. Refs. rockshakes-compo·tar. Tony, 646-9866 Uc'd /8onded.642·68!M Licensed . 673-0359 C&B Gardening, av~ $4P1CKUP SJs.4780.536·4383 Freeest.S41·5930 •----------• lwns. every Z wks, mow ~2374or543·~1 MasonrySpecialJsts Going Into Business? Foundations. retaining Custom Electric. Ind., & edge. $17 .95. fo'u II Housecl...-'--IRIG« OHLY Free lance carpenter. walls, blocks. patios. comm.res,&maintsvs. ma.mt .. $29.9S mo .. llB, ----.. F i replaces, patio. comm'I. res .. No job loo s.:56-Gtl. Uc'd. Honest & reliable. Jo'ree f'V area. 75().1408 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,·eneer. 40 yrs. exper. we JJ'S PAINTCNG. GreJt The fastest draw m the work at great pnces. West. . .a Daily Pilot ~_?·10.U __ Classified Ad. Call Today • 4s required by law. small. John. S31·8082 est. 979-&54Z ••Housecleaning done by & bonded. 673.2999 ----------1eement work of all kinds.•----------1GeMral SerYlcH reliable couple. Refs. ---------YOUNG MAN. 5 yrs ("<pr C..,.t Sertlee Cutung. block work. Free Comm. lndustnal. Res. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-1793 in wallcovering. Free 642'5678· l'l e w b u a l n •• a e • using • Flclltloua BuelnH• N•nM muat feglat er t1'1t nerne with tM Coonty C .. rt(. Call the DAILY PILOT LEGAL DEPARTMEN for form• and further Information. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Est. ~57 ELECTRICIANS HANDYMAN. Homes & llllliill_ill_•_•_•-._-.-.-.----1Mov"'9 e:.ts. 645-8576 Andy. Carpet Manwilllayyours ,.............._, Lic.lnsured842·11120 apls. Conscientious THESUHSHIHE •••••••••••.•••••••••••• CUS""'OMPAINTING . J!t~~I~! !~!r or mine. ({epairs & ~•00" Craftsma Call'"S0302 "Two ~en Will MO\'C 31 clewng too! Guar work ••••••••••••••••••••••• n. '" · GIRLS You" We handle lrg & 2.5 yrs expr, interior/ex. a 30 day ad in the • al bigger savin~s. Free R.J.lluffman & Son, Gen ~ •p a I n t i n g . Hou.secleaning &: orticc sml move11·officc & lerior, qual work & , est,645-3646 Cootr.CustomAlt&Add, ••••••••••••••••••••••• carpet/housecleaning. specialists. Spec. on apts household Dbtance & muterials. Richard DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW! 642-5671 SELL idle items with a Daily PiJDt Classified Ad. 642·567& patios, cabinets, WOOD FENCES. ALL Lo prices. ins. Guar. & R.E. work. Ser\'. 1 local, also pucking 960-n.i_I _____ _ fornuca. New consl. Res TYPES. Built to Order. 67~/675-7280. days wk. Bonded, in· Lowes t legal rat e . Pamtang, inter & exter. & comm'l. MS._4644 or Repairs, or Posts set and ---sured .. 540-952.5 Llc/insrd. Cal T 111·944 neat. ReC's. Free e:,t.. S48-4S41. Uc" bonded. you build. 642·2073 assi!ied Ads 642-56781---------1 P,h 8-17. 7278 Call Gre~ 646·5631 642-4321 Ext. 332 Offta Retttal 4400 ...._, ..i.ts Money to L09' 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opport.lty 5005 0,p iwt.lty SOOS ••••••••••••··~··•••••• "-01aRC1•nh 5 100 PenoMh 5350 HelpW•hd 7100 HelpWOftt.d 7100 HtlpWCMhcl 7100 .............................................. ······················· .............................................. . Ex.ecutJ\•e olflce & small ore /storage, No. Costa Mesa. SJ.20/$137.SO furn. Monthly. Tom. 540·2200 Sml new office, priv parking, all util. paid. lSl Commercial Way, at Nwpt Blvd. CM. 548-3878; a.f\er 5 548-8116 OCAIRPORT #1 LOC4TtON Executive suites. approx 5.000 sq.ft .. receplJonist, c.'Onference rm. & kitch incld. 975--0121 •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •• •••• •• •••• I If, 2-.d & Jrd T.D.'1 BUY NOW! CONSIGN NOW! . • Net $170.$200 per week. We ha"e I 1 million Contractual reservations backing with AAA U.S /Canada & the following airlines United, Delta, Western. Hughes Air West. Continental, KLM "Dutch", Swiss Air, Luthansua. • JO"'u Investment tax credit • deprec1a,ion defcrrmeots. • •We ha,·e 118 ·n. '78's in Fleet need 200 total by May 1. • Purchase at factory invoice 4 Star's minis or Southwind's 2S's. 100'~ Financing of invoice sales tax & license thru CHOCKEIL 12.0 APR, 7 year note. For further ilJCormation contact Mr. Lissner or Mr. Miller' LOANS AVAILABLE Credit no problem. ......... 752-5903 WHEN YOU NEEQ CASH, CONTACT UHIOH HOMELOAHS I would like l o join ~"' ... 1 E Spiritualistgrp/ develop· """',c,_., MAS SAG mental cl~s s/ •731-0931• mediumshlp W"!te Cius~ •Switchboard 835·7775 • ad 135. Daily P~lot P.O. ANSWER SERV $2WI\ Box 1560• CM 9'.!6:!6 MAIL ADDRESS $1 WK ~!.~.~ ...... ~?.~~ •SUZI'S• Lost or Found a pet? Call Animal Assi s tance Outcall Massage 10AM·2AM · 731·4462 Le3RUeS37~. no fee. Clean. pleasant & sup LOST SHEPHARD, <l/t5 porth·e foster home t·are at Brislol & MacArthur for athletacally in<'hnt.'<i S.A.. reddish/brwn, 1< 16 yr ol.d high school stu· answers to Sam . dent an ~unt1n ~to11 S R E W A R D S Beach. Wnte C!;1:;Mf1etl 546-0525/834-4183. i\sk for Ad No. 2SO. D~aly !'llot, Jay. P.O. B~x. l5ti0. Co1:.ta -----Mesa9'~26. OIVORCE1R:.anl:rupt1•y, sso. Legal assi:.t. 12 ~ ri.. AccOlllltincJ T rainH MacGregor Yachts 642-ti830 4CCOUKTAHT Rapidly growing N. 8 . CPA firm has immed need for exper"d accoun- Unt lo handle monthly cbent acctng sen·ic:es in· AdYertiHtnenf S«cy Secretary.• mature resp. party w J cx per in architectural deliign firm omce procedures. Typing speed & accuracy a m11:>t. Expertise of f1l- ang & file systems. Non smoker. 540-2860. eluding gen'l ledger.1---------• ~yroll &: financial stmt preparation. Must ha,·c pnor public acctng ex per. Xlnt working en· v1ronment. Full bencf1t b including periodic bonu:.. Sul commensurate "' 'ex· per. Please sencl re~umc to Accountant. l:!Ul Dow St. Ste 520. Newporl Beach Cahf. 92660. Advertising PRODUCTIOM PERSOH&ART ASSIST AMT Must ha,·e exper. in type specing & producing clean. well designed fln1~hed art. Apply In person. The Jolly Roger. Inc .. 17~ G1lletle Ave. Irvine. 8am-5pm. Assembler " MICHAHICAL , -• ASSIMILEl ROTAIY SWlfCHIS Have Immediate open· ings In our final as· sembly department. Re- QWl'"es good band. dex-teri~ w /min 2 yrs ex per in small Clech assembly. Call Cole J nslrument Corp. ~·3100. E.O.E. Assembly TRAINEE ASSEMBLERS & PACKERS ·' t.100 BLDG has spacious view ofc fo r $210. Eronomy single at $80 .. 3 olc suite at $300. ~cy services avail. J;J.s.S Via Lido. 673-4156 Dale's RV Rentals Inc. ( 714 ) 559-4446 Unlon Home Loans ar· range loans for home or property owner:; t)f SI .ooo to $100.000 or more. i\nd through Union llome Loan s you get Homeowner Terms , which are generally much better than finance company terms, LOST: 7 mo. fe male Cri!rman Shepht•rd, t:.an w blk face. Reward ! 897·3806 0 C. A<1100 Legal Tyµ. ---------1---------• NEEDED IMMEDIATELY'' Prirne OC airport area. Z Outside Ca. HJ00.854-0389 pvt ofcs w/r~ept area. (Telex) Dale's lRIN ll&-2311l 65c sq tt. 7S2·55ll Denver. Colorado Opening May L 4 bib Crom the ocean, nr- ly ,new ofc building, ~~=::~All~~~·~=2=w=a=y=R=e=nt=a=ls~to=L..=A=.===~ downtown HB. 800 sq ft, • ~:o~~~~·c:1~05i,\~: R~ahWCMfed 4600 ...W.. dys. Eves. 673·2265. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Opportunity 5005 _..;. ________ Elder ly couple needs ••••••••••••••••••••••• OFFICE SP.ACE 600 sq fl. furnished rental for July SAH CLEMENTE , nr 0 .C A1rpart. R1gbl &August. 644·7696 Grooming & Pel Shop. Realty 979-8533 R · ri f 7 , d ---------•Unfum cottage or nice . ell ng. a ter . goo OHire Space on Newport gar apt. Mature lady. ~ears. hne location & Blvd, C.M. Pvt entry, Non·smoker. Will give cU~~~~·m'.'JRY parlung. Agt. 640-3928 ~·our pets, plan~ etc lov-REALTORs Choose TM Tentts tWfityow budget.SetKt FULL YAMORTIUD PARn Y AMORTIZED INTEREST ONLY F.ound Pl German Shepherd , well · mannered. Ha~ nea rol lar, collar & kerchief Identify. \'1c : A1rporter Hotel. 644·2126 Friendly lg M Choe. Siamese vie. Hrliotropc ..t: & Bay:s ide Cd:\1 673·1S:!7 repcrp19nt ,..ans ift ac-. -- cordance with state Lost. lnsh Setter. 3 yr ohJ I -male. Blue collar, N1i;:u('I f#W. area. nr courth..~1' ram1· If for any rea5<1n we can-ly dog. reward, plc::l!>e not arrange a loan for help 496-0.522 you there will be no co~l orobllgauon. FOUND : Bla ck. M . 1ng care during your Cockapoo type, nr Lag Hills Mall. 496-9735. WATER VIEW absenses in exch for re· 21SDel Mar 492-4121 • UNION NB Manner's Mile, ap. as. rent. <Yearly> 2 Sm. CIGARETTE SUPPL y prox 900 sq ft, 2 ore. con!, w 8 t ch d 0 gs . 1 o o ':'" Found:Tiny fem. Cockl'r rec~p rms. Prv ba, ut1I ~brkn. Need June lst. DISTRllUTORSHIP HOME Spaniel mix. 6 mo's oJd . anc,$650.544-8678. 496-4232 PARTORFULLTIME Vic: Harbor & V1rlona. ----------• · • Immediate openjngs in Gl Days: 645·:}265, l::\'i:S & Need 3Dr summer rental, Orange County and /or : : ~O~NS wknds. 548·2779 · ...._., R...tal 4450 711·9/JO. · surrounding towns for ----244-1541 (213). distributors. All retail Found : 2 dogs, blk male ing 960-5419 Business Exec looking for traveling companion w/proficiency 111 water sports. ;>end pholll. personal info. All rephci. confidential. P .O. Bux 18236 Irv. 9'l7l3 ----- HAPPY FIRST BIRTHDAY TAM RA' We lm·e vnu, Mommy and Daddy. PerlOllCll ~ices 5360 .....•...•..•........•. Palm Springs couple to look after house or apt planLc;. July, Aul!. Sept References Costa Me s a beach ( l )327 .9844 House·silling while you're away from homl:'. No charge to you. Availallle now. Elderly cpl References 548·3289 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 _ .. b Cockapoo, female 4 DELUXE OFC'S •--t...-•/lftY .... f/ out els are secur ... -.. Y Nation's Largest Home Sh h d \ ~: ... ~mpany. •---Brok F' ep er . 4 /21. '1c. '·l~··age by 1'h1ropra<'t1c ~e:;m .. sea~ 25, au .._. w NOSELLING at=o cr7~0.303 , ~a2m~~rei,. & Bm.~ "s~denl. Appl only p , sm. w se an re· ~_:~::••••••••••••••• You may become dis· •-L I •• i · l 1 . ee to g e_,_·s_w_k_n~~ 64_· _5_8 ~7 _ ar. 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lak<. -· tnbutor for nationally tw .-a 84 .z,,5 home 1f not claimed Social Ckbt 5400 For~st area. Keo Oppa lwUty 5005 advertised c1gorettei;: FOUND·. German f-b.rluns. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • M I b C I . • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • 714·581·9393 ar or o. ame s, BUS LOANS : $10.000 or Shorthair Pointer. male. TheSinglc"sSo\ut1on MARIHE CENTER Coast Hwy, Newpart Bch Lease 840 Sq CL Ample prkng. Marine related bus pref'd. All util & tax. e$ paid. Call K. Witzel, ~ GfFf GAU.HY Salems. Koob, Kent, more Al so Jst·2nd mtgs. Vic. Hell & Magnolia. Date by Choice You work in my store Pall Mall, etc. You may $10,000·$10,000,000 I" FV/HB. 8!NH842 .Not Chance. this summer & learn all keep your present job, Scott 6J3 «J.I -----Ca 11 lntrovicw 752-541 I the facets or the busi· st.art part time and ex-· Lost dog, Reward. l yr n~s. pand to full timv later 1f old. blk Lab , male. Secure your financing, you desire. To qualify Mo.My Wanted 5030 Neutered. wearing ~·~e &='tt! find your location & 1 will you must have auto, a •••••••• ••••••••••••••• collar v1c or Coa:.l Hwy ~.-· ti i th b · few hours spare lime . in Lag. Beach across ..,.,is nmovng e USI· (daysoreves)andcashYoung prof. des arei. fromJ1mbo'.:,49tM!990 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corona del Mar on Coas Hwy. 1100 sq.fl. Good parking, xlnt frontage. $1200 mo. 759-~ ness for you. Call 10·12, investment of. $9.500 Secured by 2nd -------Jobs W~. 7075 675-~ PLAN 1 $3500 TO on residence Recent P~ 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "SOF'TDRINK PLAN 1i '.'.'.'.'.'.'.' '.'.' $6000 ap~rrusel 35<;, equity re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Guitar. viohn. piano. DISTRIBUTOR" Pl.AN Ill ........ S20.000 mauung 0'·er 2nd loan. SpiriNai Readet-band instrumental m11s1c For more information Gc;>od cr edit rating, l815So. El Camino Renl instruction. uper pubhc 3,000 Sq .fl. offices ia needed in your area to send name. address and _pnnc. only. 640-l131· San Clemente. Full} h<· schl tcher. 963-'JIOO warehou~. Xlnt loc. 2034 re-stock and collect phone number to: ~s. Tnast For appl. 492 7296 __ Maintenance Mechanic Placentia Ave., CM . money from the newest METROPOLITAN DMm 5035 646-7512 and D\06l altractive cold TOBACCO COMPANY •••••••••O•••••••••••• RELAXING MASSAGE bckgmd. electncal: re ---------t drink vending machjnes CigaretteDivi~ion 112.1 Bob James-Lac Masseur sidenlial, comm. Some Approx. 400 sq. fl. C·2, on the market today. Our P.O. Box 577 . LOWEST Outcall 9·9, 494.5111 plumbing exp. Call Nairn A!C at 130 E. 17th St. products are nationally Rosemead. CA, 91770 · _979_·3927 ________ , $ISO/mo. Doyle 548·U68 famous brands of i.oft •--------lnhrfft Rat•s MASSAGE Hl4p Wanted 7100 ......,. .. R .... al 4500 drink., such as Cola, Root TRAVEL AGENCY latT.D.'s. also FIGURE MODELS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beer. Orange, Grape. FRANCHISE 2nd T.D. Loc.tS. ESCORTS .utLO To SUIT etc. 30 different flavors. Fairest Terms since 1949 This ls not a job but. a The new way lo own a .r ........ _ ~ Co. OUTCAU OMLY S.OOO·Z0.000 Sq. rt. busanessolyourown.To travel agency. Travel ~ .... '!P 631 •3811 Placentia Ave. C.M. quallry you must have Network. Start your own. 642·% 171 545-0611 r..---------~LEY TAYLORCO. t d f Exp. not required. REALTORS 644-4910 ~ !:ec:.. ew spate Complete s upport & long Retired couple has money *SANDY'S* term service provided. to lend. 1st & 2nd TD's Outcall Massage 3000SQ.FT. CASfflNVESTMENT Ca ll M r. Cha rles Agent.1-337-374·1 973-0329 2034 Placentia, Cl\t. Xlnt 71• 838 ,,.,.2 REQUIRED •· . .,.,. 2nd Trust De...a want· .. . location. $.54-0. mo. 1 yr PLAN I .., S26 '-"" ...... •SHERJ LEE• lease. Contact Bill .......... -· MoMytoLCMM 5025 Sub11tantlal financial CertifiedMai.t1eusc Bu r nell. Busin es5 PLANil .......... $6,82l ••••••••••••••••••••••• slrenglh. Call aft 6, HouseCalls ·BYappl Praperties Brokerage, PLAN 111 · · · · · · · · Sl.3•642 term R.E. $S$'s fast, _640-_7_822_______ 838-6838 _"15N0 __ 1_1 ______ , 1f qualified. please write any reason. Bill Daven-~__.._/ 1-------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ABIGAIL ABBOTT TEMPORARIES NOWlnRtNG PIX Rec.,....sts Acco.otiolg CMs T~sts 5.cret.riH RleCleR1 co,..uter Tet111 Oprt ACCOUHTAHTS 1------------TOPPI.YI!! 0VERLOAD OHt!ts top pay. Ii variety of interesting assign· ment.s. ser\'es the entire Orange County area and needs experienced. .AccountinfJ Clerics looldleepen & .AccCMttincJ PersonMI al all levels. Call today and let us tell you how to become a busy. well paid Accountants Overload professional. 547-763 r 1055 No. Main, Suite 1016 Santa Ana Not 3 public acrtng firm ACCOUNTING CLERK Man 1 yr exper. in J?en'I aCl"OUnting. 10 Key addt•r by touch mandatory. Lite typing pref'd. AIRLINE SECURITY AGENTS AIRLINE Help us make security a PL~ASANT experience. Dual roles of security and service to the airline tra\'eler. lt l akes a cheerful. courteous. will· 1n g and si n ce r e personality. IC you can All shifts. day, swing & graveyard Includes wknds. Long & shor t term asslgnmenta. Hqli· day & vacaUon pay. Hospitali:ution plan a\'all . Jf48 c...,. Dl'fy• 546-4741 . (Across From Orange Co. Airport) Equal Oppoc-Employer mc.-et and greet hundreds ASSEMILERS of important people every day, you can be Day & swing shifts (or working with us in Jess Ball Mfg. in Costa MeltlJ. than a week. Car and Ask for Mr. Wacht4!1. phone arc needed. Full 1_6'12_"_·5254 ______ _ tame positions. uniforms, ________ _ furnished. $2.i7/hour. free parking and ex- l'ellent benefits package Call or apply an pc•rson. PBX BURNS ASSIST. MANAGER Sales &: administration. 1-'ull lime only. Apply in person to: Mable Austin. Draper's. Laguna HilL'l Store, 23621 Moulton Parkway Plaza. RECEPTIONIST intentotiona1 Security To run a very busy push t __ I 1 A'l'TENTION ! ! ! button (770 Board ) & ~" c.s, nc. 8 OR OV!Ht busy reception area for a 1775 E. Center St I "" growing electronic Anaheim 635·4630 NoExptrHecen manufacturing div1s100 E<1ual Opportunity Work in new orf1ce of a large corporalJon. Employer M/F Opening in Costa Mes, Prior exJM!r. mandatory. 1---------•1 Typing helpful. Man or woman. Work Amh1t1ou~ Couple Wanted wiyoung people. Enjoya· We offer excellent to manage 3 small bust· ble & interesting woh salanes & benefits an· ness p/llme. Will not in w/rapid advancemenl terfere w I your present · 1 cludmg 11 paid holidays, JOb Must be willing lo oppor 1n our educationu l week \'acalion after 6 products division. Age no months, Christmas week' _l_e3_m __ M_r_H_a_ll_.642 __ ·l_634_·_1 barrier H 18 or over. olf with pay & group in· Answenng &rvice & Pag. Mus t have pleasing surance starts on day of mg "'111 & PT E.x.p. only personality. Cllll betwn ture. \'ac & Rrp ins. For in-9:30am & 2pm. lcrt appt Ca II 846·2462 DOCUMENTOR Sul/Sun 8·5 Mon & Tues Addressograph 4·7 64S.6St4 Multigraph APT MANAGEk·wanted . 2921.S. DajmjerSt mature. adult or couple. ATI'EMTIOM San::1~~~ll 20 s m units, general WOMEN & GIRL-6 F.,qualOpportunity roolntenance. gardening Pleasant phone work Employer M/1'' etc. t;xper preferred. In· rrom our office. Radio ~~~~~~~~~ ~ome + s tudio apt. KNAC GOLD RU S H -_6'_·_033_1 ______ , PROGRAM. No ex-llillll~ .... --.. .......... 11111111-llllA/Ree Cl k e nor perlencc necessary . Admil'I Assist. S12K + er · som ex,..~ .... "''" .. A.OO"'r +bonuses. prcf'd, bul not req'd. .. ...,..po , .. Exec~cy's to$12K Xlnt oppor. ror alert Work 9am-2Pcn oc 4pm-~:~~1~1~ce S7~ r:rson. Gd benefits. Cal 9J>m. ~~D RUSH Insurance Secy $12K tale Auto Parts. ADVIATISIHG l~~~;~'C:~~ 1f::~Y 630-~ 1~5 Harbor Blvd. Suite224 642·1470 &lite U. Garden Grove ~SEMBLERS 10am·5pm. Z!OO sq n bldg. 2lc ea ft. or call. ,no obligation.,-'port __ •54_9_·9903_____ .--~1 FOXY LADY CtlJ•orHtffy three phase power. 1 yr (When writing, please in· .(tli...IEED ~,_._. o..tc• MCKMp lse. l83S Whittier A\e, elude your phone " 7ll·l561 557-&122 AdvertisingSales A-L 714-6U-t507 number). / MO ..... EY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Experienced newspaper SO Train~ AssembleMl Needed Immediately L"ng •Short Term Assignments •AUTO LOTMIN ..... 4550 " " Ai.tw.....ts 5 100 PREGNANT? Caring, 4SOOCampuaDr.N.H. display salesperson to ••••••••••••••••••••••• b'?if~~Jr1~~ • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:r,u;~~~~~1!'d~t. ,;.-.-.;.-.-.-.;.;.-.-.;~.-.-.-.;.;;.• ~~~~ekelo~~fuo~1~: 3 Shifts Ava.ilable. 1"\JU or part-time. Learn the auto b\aslnaa f,..m the ground up! Op portunlty for advance· mcnt. See Mr. O'Nell~or Mr. Pierce. ROWA'R D Che"rolet, 1.>ove fr Quall Sta .. Newport Beach. WAREHOUSESPACE! SYSTEMS, Inc. ClarTMO scuu •ns tlon&keeping. Acctng Bkkpng Pilot. Salary. com-1.ass sq n. t'OO /rno, lsc 8383Wllshaire Blvd.. PIOILIM lln. APCARE S4M!.563 TIMPOIAlT m1811on, car and ex- ocmo. tomo. 556-1601 $Ulte644, W&JNTOto.f Register Today to work cellent benefits. Call for Must have own trensp C•Todov HMSZO Free. Top JSay. Vue Pay New t lorage1 iaraaes, Beverly Hills, CA902lt 712"5tOJ ANSWERS LIMOA & VICICI onvariouuccounUng & appointment { 714 ) cloae to beacn, 151 Com· ___ ca_i_3_>W_-8693_. -· --Arranged by Nodule-Normal -0utc•M•M99 bookkeeping aasign-642•4321 Exl. 276 'Equal Vidor T-.orary s.rvac-. rnercW Wa.y oft Nwpl fll.AHTS GALOllE! C..t .._.Lo.ls Almost -Mislay -For the,_ of HI m<"nlic. Work close to Opportunity employ~r $vd.CM.RV•t>oatunlt Great opporlunlly to Busily -Arcade -Sel"YlngaUOre.naeCo. your home. Figure anU. All utlt paid. take over • well •x· DOYOUNEEDCASH? AISt,.EatNOON • Q-72J3 Clerks to Sr. Accoun M1-a979· after.$ S4&-81H 1 a t 2 n d " 3 t d Lut SatUl'day I attended tan ts needed thruout • t~~·~!~ludretalllt lndlant hom~owner loana U • a very wi1.11uaJ wcddin1 DANCE OF FUN OranieCo. ..... W..W 4600 ~"""' UKtock e: a,, ... vea· ran1ed fasl . Borrow CffeMOny. A IM-rcar-c>ld Beaut. nude alrla dance Robert HaU's ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ory, 1 • .... uru. SlOOO . sioo.ooo. nexlble I.cl)' married a 19 year-& ra,p MUlocL Pvt mfr-AccountcmPf' Rtn cw 1tudlo wanted by :.::'r?~:,,.,~w/bvy foot t.er"ml.p ... tcredllnopro-o&d roan al two In \be al· rorcd rooma. lOA~ to 500S.Maln,Sle50l intelllunt doa. bu ~R.FORJOlnJGHES bkm. cau ua . noobUaa-tnNoi. Wtaai mad It 10 3AM Mon..S.l. UP ... to No. Towtt, Ul\lon Bank burnan. CUC 1tdnt 25) a...-. '°"M•lllh t.lou. 1.111U11fal l.1 ~y atarted 8PM Sun. 125 N. Euclid, lo The Clt,y ol Or ante "B/CM iJ'ea Rlck .__ .a .. .a.su 'STERLINOPIM.SVCS. down t ho AISL E at Allah.SIS-~ TH/SllMlOS ~ -..,f~ -7l4fll6S-UJlOCbltrl NOON. FREES~tONW/AD Dtv Walter Kidde & Co 2082$. E. Bristol AUTOMO'nVE I• YoU.t Proleulon Ste 10 Newport Buch WAHTIDl!! HOME R£PA.1RS• (ComtrofSristoJ & Tune\1pSpecf1Uat Did 1ou know 1ou can CampuJ behind Lod>Qy pr... a claAllled ad ln Carl'• Jr) Unc Mtt!aaek the Dally Pilot Ser\lice EquaIOpportunity lmmtdlil 'openln1a. Dlrector)" for a whole Employer M/F "10 tomJ>U17 be!lellt.t. month ror H little a• ~~~~~~~~~I See Vie Shydet' at Vic· II.II pet' dayP For more tOtY Dod&e. 28 Harbor· tmormaUon,call · SELL Idle hems wltb • Blvd •• Cotta lllN. 642-5871 Dally Pl~ ClalJSllt.d Ad. 554Mi20. ill -...... ~. '·~ 1 •• r.-:,.• ,.,, 'r ••• ~ ····-."-' ... _, .. ____ ,. -. . . .. . ._. ' Mfl,W..+-4 71 00 H.fpWCltlh4 71 00 ··•·•••••········•···•· •··•······•············ ~~~~·:.~ ..... !!.~! ~~~ ..... ~!~ ~~~;~~ .... ?!~~1!~:!.~~~~ ... ?!i! GL94DAU ~BlA&.SA~S C• .. Ew.a•• Eiq1111r·• "' Apprent'"• .. ,_..,... ... ...., f'.dwllf'd Jor1cnscn h m. :!:'11'.ll lltll'<'ro Or. wtlt G .~uua l/111JO ladw.t l'IC 1flll f~I C4MBA l'HSO"H To work 11 ''"11•cal l"Om IM1H t1at l'amrri; f'a mlli11r w PM1' pro c~u. Eitptr prtf'd f lllJM. C• bt-Mf1b Ap· pl1. Penoys1tver, IGW t>lueentill. C lit CAI WASH HIU' P"ll or 11111rt-ri mt". MeotroO,r Wtr~h ~Harbor Al. CM ~Hll!;R, dependablr ret1pon.s1bl1, AM & to;"t'l'I 1na sb1 ft i. Apply 111 P«rMln Grit Shop, 0 (' AllJ)Of1 ~ ftar"-8oo'4tvard ,_ _______ _ CO!Sta M~a. CA m26 ., CA.SHiii 1714 >~·4'7!1 ~ 1ftd1v. w 1r11n I )r nstuer nl)t'r PlerutJnt Jo'..qulH Opporterftlt.) per90ftalky & ablhty to B~ 1\ ~vcc~n:t. •-•!•m•p•l•ay;•~-M-•l'•H--1 deal "'p11bhc Xlnl t'•I ~ettt. .. Sl\LESP to;R8( J~ .l\Jfn BlffiilG Banlc • S&rL P0111ll-OftS Sell Ayv':/.~::-:· d<11i 't NEVER A FEE! need expenence ~cause MUftlrlf'r S&L 111 SlllK Avo• PfMt101Jy stH!l Maj(w to.n Pr~ t0$1 M6 lltiell'. r..•11s i.r• e... Class 11 Apprsr tnSl \42 "...._, ha11rs fle'letbfr ERcrow Ofrr to $12K ,., ~ eall M&-1041 ~Teller 2'&L. to S1JOO •z.em&1t1.1~ ·rdff!r w S1oo ________ _, Tett.r P I · to SI hr Calf 6"-Di9 !him nooo THI •VJNI CO. 550 Newpart Ctr Or ~ewport B«ach , 1"4uaJ Oppor Emplo)ler c_...,. IFood• F time. B11~r' pr1rr·d Nights. NewPontor Inn. 114 114.t 1100 <:011 Barbara. ext Yl3 1>: 0 1': COMPUTER AUTOM.4 TfOM 1u s1 v.1.,... 1,..ine, Cct '27 I l Equal OpJ>0rtun1t r !mpl<>j'er MW Dlal¥aY WOii ll.EC1'80NlCS ~Pl*-.., ~ & WO~ •Ill ~pfer fn Costa Cl&LrWIMY ......,. ~ ,. lllln.-50 .... .SKd':i)"a L.adll *'ltvd)' •ort, tun * t,\ -'·~•17Mte ., ~-" ..... . ,.,,fl KN AC G 0 L 0 R UI 11 P'AOAL Lady na'<lcd ln PROGRAM Top I>">' Europe•• Co1met&c Musa have ~onomifaf • At18Rfi,.t.f. ~ lfWIM Ml C.ttfor C OMrUJH or Aps>_ty UUft •PJJl-'7WOIO Ol'aATOI ~RUSH FACTORY POSmONli Part lilbf betp w1tnted ADV~ TO All Ctrramfc C aattr•. Computer ...,..'4W t.or 1aa.tsHarw ••d glazers. tnltsbers, day 6 Daf• Poft'lt lQ ~ne SurtetJ.Oalft!tO~t-• 1dtl'lt I hle.. Over 21 . bookt.tJep1ng upemnce ~.... PEOPLE rrermaoent poat\l•o necu1•'Y. B•celhma 'II!!!!'!!!!!"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' fflbeftefh.1. £leper P'e-work1 ng eondH1t1t~s.•· ~-Apply la person Good company heoeflts. Dtntaf Aut. ortllo, c:•r. WHO w•MT VoballO or Callfonda Apply betwe~ ft>AM &-NB. 4~ dys. Ortbo ~xp & ft111 Xll Dohe"' Park Rd., 3PM only M1W0tt Viejo R.D.A. ri!Q. tM:Z-X!t . CapoBcb. I m p o rt ~ . Z ff 1 o r JO TRAIN ---:.-___ _ Margue-n111 Plclk)'. lfo Olmtal Aa'l·Do yw want FACTOIYWOll!I slOD \'1ulo. 8:SI 1740 or a careeor 11'1 ortho u~m1 Peno. needed for bateb 495-l'JDO all your RDA slclll11 :' JOW'aBft A mixina & ~er rl)JlfC: 640-0121 MU work. llOme *"'Y 111t C DJIMt•r ll~h ma. rhern ~al •~per IMTI:ltVl!WHS DINTAL flGff fte)ptut. Mtut pus HOMEMAKERS XMt ~L.'tl" l1S1s phyaiut ... 3D p hr min. Cl\oou IM ctay1 you l.9lt ~ ...-atl. near Nlttlom' C..e.m ol Calif werk Pt-lime days &. SJC & san Clem. atHI TECffNOLOGY xis w MffArOwr. San wknds POiihorw 1n een !mptoyer Paid Jl'et"S ta AM '79·1«JO ;rft t :J() llal lonl1.ian lest entr at Dtl '8SOMNB. AM Wenmrnster ataJI Gre--.tt ~eacyoCOrante ::0. RELD ---bs I0-4prn A sorae l.201W LaVela.Ste209 ... FACTOC'YTRAtMIES wknds. Ho e11per ftet', Or..cge a3-11740 Art & crafts. eirper trill tram Must be llt schl fF YOU FEil. helpful. we make wovera grad & en1oy people No Dental IWt'ept Desk onty •ovc.aM1 ......... wood s hades . Apply seflinit UlVolved Good benefit lo II ff · 1 ~-....... K i r s 1 h Co . I 13 5 2 Ca II Of flee 1 O-~pm 89l-5032, 146-3$4') TO PafOaM Arnrstrong. I rv1oe t nr 7?4 /8911-1>906 Dental Ais't. oral :.urgt'ry .. GHNIC1910M Redlrill • Mat'Arthur) only, NB TA.SIC5UTlltz!HG ~-COOll ~xp.:r pref'd Mos tly eves Xln1 bl'nrf1t:. ~lary open Apply at Jolly Roger. 20.1 Manne Ave. Oalt>o;i I s le . 873-8720 '44,.it61 MICIOSCOPE$. DENTAL CHAtRSrtJE THINSTOl'IY ASSISTANT. iclnt op TRAHSMASIC FOii P<>rtunity . x ray Uce1M1e A LOOI SEE.. req.~~ FIMANCI CH.UHIC Al1'lST Tired of beinc aa ... ts tam! Want to move ort your own'!' Caa't atrora ovesbud. or Dot aoug h dleMs! W• 1Dlt1 be ablF to hip eadl otbel. Send' resu,.. alM art work w/aeH a<tdrnaed en! vdope w •r ...... PO ~'m.CM • HAIRSTYLIST Great oppoctltlarty to do yow OWll W.,.. l'ea&iU your CuJl ~-Booth ren t aJ a11aHable ; estab'1sl11d aalon 1 ~1331 or eve& ~172 ------... _ fl'ABYSITTER needed. rl!fiable. orc ;1 ~1onal "'°"n tn g11 . my ho m '" CdM.'7~ New A-en s 1 o $850 P,.oof ()peTiW>r w S1U11 C Cull Carry y0 ,., :.40·tilf>1'> ASHIER l'o•~f<tl P•r sonnet Marirle llard,,..arto retail A.iency .s tort' ~eek~ r ash 1er KB.LY SllVICIS U f-M42 All oHu.•e & 1ndu!>tr1al skills needed I ntere11t ing. temPorarr assign- ments wa11inc tor yoa Work •bea rou •ant . Patd vat•11 You don'\ 'pay Wl' P<I)' )'OU ~ntal 54>c'y 1bkkpr tnr• Cook . exper Ap11ly in Newport 8 e arh 11r ptersoo bflfor~ 4pm, Tale thodontist. 642·4612 of the Whale .. 100 Mu1n - St. S.ilboa Pen . Dttlt:d Assist, cttair !ltdt>. WHAT Hi.V t YOU GOTTOL0517 Large Ruld'l/Comm'J Butlde-rs/~Vt!IO~r re CIUlree iadividttal t.o head tlnllK'.e dtv. Str°"" t!on tacts lO develop r unamlt ments for proJc<'t loaG11 6 equity cupthal Tracie re. cord & rers a mu.st. Wnt.e Vaco Develf>J>t'rs. 1,.c P.0 Box 2lH9. Latuna Hills. 9'.!8S3 HAIR We are offerlDg op, Portunl.ty ror per»0nal crowth & the b est• benefits arowid for ban·• sly list w 1 a following- F J t 1 m e ~ P J Umt> em~ reee;ve fret> medicaJ. dental j, ale iq-- .suntt!C't' as "1!tt a paid· Yll'CS, ~ tnrtnbtit. protlt strartng ~ mad-I more. U dails llR1ftfl t~ )'W. call lnWHwber Blvd. t'M Be11c>i IO<'a. n11tt0nitl Co Ritbysllltt«. •untcd fur I ---------llf actwct bend1h. some d \ i Id w i. o m t! 111 e - -weekend work Ca II fl ............ ..,,a..... B£AVTY OPERATOR Monison.S45-l7ll .. ...,port Bcb Work 4 Ni&~l Ha ir Fashions: 4l•ys . 8 JU lo 5 .JO . needi. good all around CASHrafSClle~rrl S48-282S ha.Jr sty"-. 4'9·222f "" f\ill tim. empk1)-mu1 -..Y129 Men'9 Reta1I CtoOnnit 8abys1tter lift> ~lti>r ;·m.s. t d ar.1 ·~ thru .( .. w; iw..ai~ l'"asl)lon bland 759-tm_ roa m tos pm llCYCLa...cH Pr~n e ~rh "lh1)p tt.mk•IC u n I 1 m 1 l e d r u t " r 1.> ·C HILD CARE Or Call Our- ~Of&. Hwptklt U3-14'4 1 coo•s N 8 · Pleasant 1ro11p prarfr('~ Exp pref'd 640-1122 tuU or p/Uaw. E:Ji:pcr. pre(·d Meu Verde•---------ec.v. tlofp. 181 ~ Dental receptron1st. r-.. .,. C M days bp MC -· . . 54i-~ 495-61r77 COOllC-«rTCH!N MAM Oa~·s ., n1tht~ Appl) al'ter JP.M Dir.ofP~£ '°"elcJtt .. I ....... COMMMCIA.L Ptt'S 1b1I111 u for c n R.!"'I> girl M~d dunn i: lOAMtlcalJ•I~ '"'"••:i>tll(· worller ~'" l Summl'r H3rb Vu llm 1---------•I .,. • 'P np rn retail shop a F lime Car & Rt'f11 ClfflC11I TM ~Hftf Morine~ 260'i W. Coast Hwy, N B B.S re(l'd . nuenl 1n Spanish, Porlot:eSl' Endish. French. lh1lian Hebrew " German I hr!! " d.lrtcl !;parwih apeall ina tmpJoyee~. 01re<·1 dndopment of compuay format to meet future need a of ~Gild e r devefoper in Mexico. Central " So. Amenca. Know suppliers & loeal labor markets. Ex- lentive travel·expenl>es paid by employer Wage is $1G2a mo annual!' Take lh1s ad to yoi1r nearest employml'nt dt• velopml'nt dept offH't' Ad p;.ird for by l'mplrwcr SeJ1d n.'Sumt' to. Tll<'kt·r &. ~·. P 0 Box 1822'!. ProcresM-e 1ftclePftt4t"' mum Call o7s-65IO tor ~-?_~~ft fl JOpm l>aflt ~~ baftll ex mote information ~•ee,...ltoenMe7 ---.. -·-Id care. bvf' 1n tall S4Nf1A80 IANN t--------4 sc:bl. 2 gut»> • hsehold S35 E. JstSt. Tnsrin lfNDBY d uties in lovely CdM IJ3Z.~ No eitpcr necess. Must home, JW\ room. salary f4Jal Oppor !mptoye1 be depetictab~ &. able to Mrs. NatJand B'n-4417 Dfl booles. S3 Per hr ~ ---CIVI LOF,SjGN - good <.u benefit.~ Apply. , Hanking N1ttional Syi.tems <;orp _ ENGINEJ.;R ~RllNCED ·1361 Birch Sc. N B tnellT ~bd1v111wn t''f P <~nly n.ATFORMSECY OC A•rpnr1 1 F:qu~I Op ( A ~ttynold i; (•v ii p0rtumty £mpl~yer Engmt.~rm~. NII Ap11ly )h•t ~ xlnt typing, ________ -t !n9·5"93 'lk&llll &. Uke m11etmi: lher pilOOt'. BarOOns s ........ .. Mpr/S.c~tary l' Ull\4t 8· l2. w~cape ;1rch1letlYrlll firm . ....... IOATM&C H.wport Harbor 1' arcflf Cft6 f lt~ Wed thru Sun f:~r'd o!'ly f73 7730 IOOIOlHPER CLERICAL Newport (maneral firm offf!n xhlt benefits for sharp indJv. setr st.rtcr 2nd Shifl ipm I 301am AeCOUllbng bkgd belpful. It key by tou<'h Must type 40-50 wpm Call _6+C~_ask !or_ Shirley CLERICAL PART·TIME ,· COOKs, breakfast ltmch & dinner. Ma Barker's. 212 £. 17Clt St, CM COUNTI• HllP: P /time Pay:i; or eves. Dependable people only Perm3nf'nl position Call Captain Mike's av~11lable immt'<haLely in 64S.-2ll7S bctwn 2-"P.m d1\·1sion c·ontrofler"11 of CREATIVE STAT TYPIST fu:I! tor ril'Ptmdablc'. 1:1:11 1.vp1st capable of typini: .ASSIST ANT f1n :in('1:.d ~latemcnt ~1 Ot't'1l ed tu ""~"t r;.ipu.11} .1n<1 iH"tur111dy 11uthor film maker I day Will aJso type l'Orl'CSP<m· p /Wk 644.2223 denc~ and perform other 4crount1ng cleric11l fua~'\Wlfli. Reqwrt:i; Lyp me •s>Hd oC w •pm and relllted expenence, pre ferably with Vydec typewriter. Excellent benefit P»c ka3e and working environment Please r ail domeatH· employment manal(cr or apply m ~rson bct"Cf'n 9 llO» m ;,nd<t OOp m CROSSING WU.ARDS lrvaoe92713 ~ Per ": City o~ Irvine Thsh;ashtng & ten t'l~an 1s aceepung apphcalions Jng p tr tor-equip rent for sd1ool eross1og stor e . ll·20hrs wk guanis to help ch1klren 6'5-4>760 · Cf'C86 1nCersertlons 51lft> ---· ------ ty Hrs will \'llry depend-i---------· mg upon lot'1ttloo of !iChool Eqwpm<'nl will be runushed by the city 1-·or rnformauon visit Cr ty Hall or cont~rt Sit Mwr. 154.3730 DRAFTER Immediate po&rllon ex· rsts for a per son to WEW1UJR.AfN AMYONEwmt THEDISMETO lEAIMAMD PROGRISS. Wi HAV&AasT StWJ POSl1IOMS AJ'fD,1'YOU AREANf~Hf PalSOH, WI ALSO HA VE S!COMD AHO THIRD SHtFTS. bcelellf CZ 4 •i 'lstdlls .. ~ ..... ........ c..-erage. H Wa wkd, C4lft JEFF LEE TRANSMASK CORPORATION l CJS2 c-.-l>iriq. Ne ...... .... s ...... o EquaJ Opportwnit1 E mpkJ)'er M/r!ll * ,,,,.. Ii SIAMSTU SS i\&l& lime o.ly. AwlY iA ~rson lo Maoa,_. Ma- ble Au•llo. Draper's l..agun.a HIJls Store. 2362f ~ P.,llwa1. Plata FoodP~o11 And lloste:;:.. lf).3 r• M lilon-Jo'r 1. .,. & s t I o od 644-IZUor c.. ...... ~ .· TH!llOAOW.AY <ti t-·a~hioo Island. '.'\R Equl Oppor Employer restam'aM,flC8.1S21 -.:--~~ HEl.PJl;RS ror-<.iearung AL FRlDAY ne.ded for bom~ It apt.I. Full~· ~f~&~:g~i ume.<>wncar.548-~ in\wut.ed c•U J erry eJpwa.otedfuUlcp/Unie Harris ·m.asno ~. da)'lf & night" 111Ut... -Se\'eral positions C.ARD!NhjM91nt. nail. Contact Jim. Del P /tune Cor Tennis Club Taco, 2112 S. E. Brtst.ok in Hunt Deb. Only expr'd Newpon Beach. & mature need apply ---------- Mon/Wed Fri onl)' Call HOSTESS •• 536'883.1 Now talcmg appHcauons • Apply on iue!I & Wed eneral Of<1rc M .1tun• after Jpm , Bnb Burns woman w 1genernl llf<ace Re11taurant. l'as h1 on ail.b 4s eircell telephone t~land. N B. penooality for a I girl ef ,. ____________ -_ .. nee in Nwprt Bch llrii t-S. Ptease l'all for appt nz,7321 al office, gd typinf skiDl..std, SOW'PM. lC kt')' .,, io.ttb. mwt be s harp on details Jllp plicatiou bcl•a &den 11...-.2421 or 531-1725 ask for Gladys HOST /HOSTIS~ -PbRIJP.tnnw We are Neldrc people oriented peraa. to wort· flexible llours. Apply~m-aooo llOll-Fri Personnel 0e9t. C::..t t.T. C!Mtr ~e*ded for small 10 ••' u ldeut ban w •irtnl '*9efiu Ca II Many fo 3~6'.441·5100 ~ F Chg to a ~:.u m., r<'l!ponsib1hty for r hcnt bkkpng 1n CM CPA oft Must have srron~ payroll tax ~xpcr Call ~li-9'316 S llrs daily 11,\)1-41'M :\Ion Fri Openini;: for alert. p e r s onable maturl' md1v lo learn 1•1 operate sales followup system:. for new <:3r de aler. P1Jjitl1on IO('ated in C M Ute typ1n.g Good startmJ? 5111. adv wlthrn 60 dayi; Apply. Wed April 26th. Nu Orm Plans. 319tC A"P<>rt ~Dr, from 9um lpm SANTEfE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION CUSTODIAN perrorm 1 variety oc 1_________ GENEIALOFACE layouts and prelu:runary Elertroniea Electronics firm in c M MARIK>TT HOnL 900 Newport c.enu-r Dr · Newport ~ach Equal Opp Emplyr m f locitdt"'f>H I" /ChcJ <.irowrn~ r omra·1 1n dust'I develOJ)l'r h:ts 1m med need (or a malure person to handle all bk kpng &. other relat.-d at tlvit1('S Exper in real •sl development & propt>rty r 11me Newport 8e11t."h Call Eves. 673-1690 form de111na required SUPERVISOR ieds penori w/gen 'I ore ._ _______ _ for our 1cheduhn11 and 1· progress repor ting de 8e I.he boea. Foreperson Ii lite btkpng uper partment reifd in ataembly of higll Includes A/P 4' AI R. ~x EJPEJUIMCED COMMOICIAL TB.UR UMITIO CM.IFORNIA IANk 222~11ft AYf' IASUM Bf!itth .. 4-6546 £.0 .E ~ ml(mt req 'd. Sal cum ClBICAL SC~So •lainStrcet Orang.e, CA 926811 m.• > 558-•aoo An 1';quaf ()ppm-tumty Employer mensurate w ex ,Per Maintenant.-e Set>retary. l•---------Scmt resume to Rook must type«> wpm. 9™I Cl.irk k~l>t'r. t201 Dove~. Ste mo. Ple111te tall for appt MAIL CLYIC 5ZO. Newport Be3ch, ~5000 ut 520, 1.30·5 Need energetic person Calif 92660 Mon.Fri w/ln1tietlva &: good ap· IOOIOCEErER '"> Morns a ...... Appr"'r 3 firs Lit• -">rl: $41HUl!5 :.!'II for Cr:11g DATA ENTRY precistoa equip Mech 'l ~·d. reliable. mature You will assiit in prcpar-ass.mbl~· re<fd. f:ler fel'MJll de5irable Valor ing propoul book art tronk e~per. a +-. Ca ll ~ct~.!'· ~tr.!164. work Including churts. Mary Ann. 170-2732. C.on-i----------• 11.'.hffdutu and C:P M tempO Per.oruie> Agen- networks. usini;: l.erny cy. ~l Lambert St. Stt equ1 pment Hequirn 1~503.~~EJ~T~or~o~-~~~~~ Hi1h School or Trade 1- f)(h<JOI Drafting and 1·21·--------yean work experience. AbfUty to read bh.teprint1 prtferl'lfd Eledronlrs General Office TR41HHS600 Co. is looling fordeto1ted person w /Ute typinit to learn tn t:ieir laboratory ~II Contempo r e.rson· nel Agency 770-2732. 22691 Lambert St . .Ste 503. El Toro. MSI D•t. Corporation. an established. expand- i ne and pro1ress1~eJ~~~~~~~~~~ HOTEL NfGHT AUDfTOR T1k-Marriott Hatt'I i< s.elunc an individual knowlcdgablt» of the NCR 4200 &0 cafrolator. Experien1·e preferred. Enjoy ex ce tlent compan y benefits l\4)p_ly !lam-noon Mon-1"11, Penortnef MAlllOTTHOT!l 900Hewporl Center Dr Nf!'WpOft Beach Equal Opp Em"'11' m /f ~ Ofl&RA TOtt '4CR nt n~ pref 11 AnU·1 Cont.wt SMmAGOIAHk S3S t: llf Sl. Tust 111 8.Tl-S21Do F. 0 .. : lootcMEEPER CLIAICAL Ncwpon Clr fm.1n,·i<1I firm 1s 1eek1n)( rc:.p peri;on for l'hlilltong1ni: clental pos T yp1n,ll sk1Jls. f1gun• aptitude & phone commun1r at1on w '<'liei\I:.. Xlnt workin11 rond,., & l'.o benefrt:. _Cotltat't Shirley. r,.w4:y;o ~llr lnd1v. wlll ~ dorn.r mall distribution. rece1v rni:. small repair & mtsc dut.ie:. Some hesv>· 11n 11\grl'q d Cit II 644 · 33119 911 m nm n TH! IRYINE CO :;:J(J Newport Center Dr Newport Buch Equal Oppor Employer 4 ccouatiMJ Ca.rir ~'ull time posiUOQ open :i s a video dis play terminal operator for a Bas ir 1 Four mini computer . Some t-11 peril'nt-e 1s desirable. hut will train rndlvidual tvllh demonstrated typin11 ac curacy and ipeed. WCKk m pleasant environment with good company benefit5 1nch1ding 2 weeks Yllcahon after one year. company paid uoup msoranre. l'r~il union. etc ·Apl)ly at ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT We off<'r <'• rellent benefits and • pro fuslonal working en· v1ronment Jntere1Hcd tandlda~ send re11ume leader in the applicatiom ,_ ________ _ terminal business hH 1---------· •O'lmedi11te o~nings frx GENEIAI. -·-- rnR . <11tgr e~~1 'e nllhc1rn at.•t\ I\ lirm k1oluni: ror boohe..pt'r writ~ up w o rk (\UllMCrut'll &. m1"t offf: Mronlact J1m<;hubb 4'1lie.. Ground floor np ,_ _________ , •Jll•AJlrX--JH•O-----•r portumty Exper r~ rl CLOK TYPIST Pro~resa1ve S&L has im med openmlf tor mdh• to do typing_ ans werlnt phones & ~t'n'I ofr Xlnl 330 W Bay St . <:M ~l ween t be hour• n( 8 .00AM-~:OOPM C.IHor Appointment please , .. ~4)2 t. ftt 277 Ji;qual Opportunity SAMTAFE IMT'MMATIONAL COUORATIOM P 0 . 8ox 1401 Oranee. CA. 92GG8 t714l 551-1300ext ~ SENIOR ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN Sl TELLER &lcperteoce p referred P'oeklMI avall•bfe In IM H11fttlngton ~11rh an•u \~II Roo Sta11tt (71<t1Rn69666 SIULJAI SAVINIS •LOAN .lSIOCfATION 714 f9S6. 7860 Rookk~r for Or's oHt mlrv1ne. Duties include b illing . main1a1n1n11 led.11er~ Al receptioo111t Mlrllll"e'" Wt>fnan w 't.')(pt!r rtq d A!lk f11r IJr .lohn!l<m aft 6 pm Ii l<I I lo\'iS<IOllO Bookkeeper, t"Xp,•r 111 pegboard ~ystcm s . Irvine ITT"ea Salary com IMn!lurate "' nper. Ca II Sf(/.0642 IOOllkllPlll l'VLLCHAIGI tytjtn~. perman~ full lune, tor Trust Account- mg sal-1725 Mr Lyons 800KK P!£F.R TYPIST Part time ror Yuht sales v<> In N 8 Mu1t i-avw 2 yn t\/R. A1P . e• pW. •U ot...,.. need not t< ~ are an a<'curate •pply . Call Bobbi for lypul. a prof1clen1 •PSlt 17~1!93 .,..._, aftd capabi. flfJ•--------l'la9dtto1 t..•vy phone Hfttaet. pfHs, call for an lnt~vtew Wt> offer t•cerlent benefits 1n " phltlt m vironmcnt. Ple1t11e t'omon: Clenr11> SR. TYPIST ' Dictaphone ISlal .frBM Exe<·11t1 ve 1 Repro 1·r1.'<.'hmral NEEDED IMMEDIATF:LY Lon.I( & Short Term As :.1Rnmenlii Holt<.l :1y & v11r11tron PJ Y llo•pltal1ut1vn plan lfValJ, VOLT .,. ............ .,..~l\11" ""\f"f• '"-=Ii• 384' c...,.. Ori Ye 546-474 1 ( At'TOS5 Prom Or af\8e Co Alriiort I Equal OJIPO" Employu Cl ERIC AL NEVER A FE•~ Art y ou lookin• fo r "anfty in a )Ob Thia lov t'I)' Newport Ctr OI<' netd• ffp:rr pers on w J!OOd typ1ni It Ille sh to he Involved in little o( everychrnic ~xtrtmely 1ntern1in~ Sal SIOO. Calf Sally. s-40-IO:tS. Coastol Pmon11et Ate>ncy, 2790 Harbor, CM ------PatM•arll DiNC<or ~ PtrA()nMI 84& 533.'l Ck!rh!il ~ ~ Bo, W•ltCtld •pprox te 17 yra old. l.lte factory ~ 1·$;30, M ·ao aftna ti ~--Mll9l bt neat • sood ~84$-2702 ........... .,., people ....... eJ..,. C'bectl u. Serltoe DtndOt')' In the DAlL Y PILOT NO TYPING NBVEJlA FEE 'Ttl19 super ~. noed1 a happy Pd'MlDaflty. Wtll diatlt.,_,.. mau It tndn on their kn'elJ tecQUon deak. sa1 to "°°' c.11 IUU. 5C0.'9SS. C.0.atal *'-Wocl Al4'MY". "-.nor.CM ----~m~y!" m. belK'flh It advant'e !•--------· ment OJ>Por Conta<'t .hn Oala Processing lies-.. C7J4 I Ra.'J.sa83 COff'P"ler Dot• State Mutual SaVlnij5 s~1ali1t 4-00t M:iMrthur. N A. ,.--- F'.qual ()ppor E_mployer Assist. M--ier OTanRe Coast CoHege C LRK TYrtST Supervise preparation & Nwpl Heh hfe Insur co now of data for pro<-es!I nC"\•ds aood typ11t (~0 1ng. Knowle-d ge ot wpm) for gen'I ofc duties OS/VSl, ul.IUlles ft JCL & J)Ollition. Dictapoone e'< on-line teleproce!lsmi: per dl'lllrable Snl $660 sy1te~. Salary range Good c o . bl'nef1h SJ2)6·Sl~30 + fringe 1133-84SO benefit•. Coas t Com mwuty College D1i.trlct. Clerk Typ1&11R e t•ep l370 Adam& Ave. C011ta llonii:I Musi be abl<' to Maia. Ca 921626 556-59ir1. am•er multi button con Final date to apply llOlet phone T)•pe 6.'I wpilt 4.126n8. Equal Oppor. & have nice ofr appear Employer Please contact Wanda. r~~~~~~~~~~ An Equal Opportunll)' Employer Drafhmonjllustr .. or P1uenl law firm wrll trarn a s patent draftsman. Xlnt sk 11111 mech 'I drafting Technlcal 1llt16trutlnf' & inkinK req'd Sal open Send aamplf' drawing' to f'O Box 19'71. Sant11 Ana. Ca. 92702 ----- DRAFTS PERSON XJnt opp<>rt •/expanding finn. SUbdMslon Hp on l.y. C.A Reynolds Clvll Engi~ng, NB. Appty m.5883 U6·4ttg. Equal Oppl f:mply_r __ ----•DRIVl!lfM-o.llvery PW'IOll Neat appearance. rood F"or busy Newport drlvin& record. over 11, Travel Agen<'y. Mus t Delivery ol blueprintJ II have mototc1cle fJ know gr~c 1rt Pl'Od&lc:C. in frt.-eway1. Work apprOJI S Newport Ir 'tvlttn area hrs a day Mon·f'r1 Hrly $2 GS+ launtlve. Call M u~I h;tv f' mlcroproceisor ex perlence, a workina knowledge of analog and cfitital t'i r cui t s . Knowledge of cotn municatlona df'v 1 ces f MODEM , OAI\ teleph0ne lines I desira ble Minimum of 3 yean. t1pet1~ preferred. f.NGINEERING· .TECHNICIAN Aul1l 1n the d•velop. ment, re•lalon and modlfit •tloo of •fec- tronic eqatpfneftt Sat!h as comput~s. pef'tpl'leral dfttcff OI' power suppl~ unita. Requires a minimum ti( 1·2 yHrs ,... lated exper\ence CLERIC TYPIST Newport Clr financ111I tlrm Is seelclnJI rt'Sp per50n rnr challen,11ln11 l'lerlul poi;. Must bt• lln 11ccurate typl111 . some stat tn>tnt req 'd Y.111'<.'r w1tran1cr iber helpful, knowledge of erammar 4' tentence 11ltucturt a rntdt. fypin1 00 wpm re. q'd. ~Int worktn11 tonds &r co. benefits. Contact wage + mileal(t'. 84().3700 We 'Ofter ex r ('l lent 83.'J 9617 ---l>rycle1n1n1Countt!rOlrl salary, benefit• and " Sltirie,. M+"'3f0. Cocltt9 WllfNs• Sct.o.I Earn up to lJ()O Pl"" wk. Low tuiUon. Pl•ct'ment autst. '151·9l.94. ~GUEN~h ror WHJTB eleJllWita ..._.aow.m..Ad CaJJtownt Dtifh·-.1.a.-~r Will train. Dimmitt modern working tn •• • , ,.,...... vrmnmruit. S<-nd reaume Perm.anent part-~ Job .£!!aners, 7S9·990l or oaJI Saundra Johnaon dollvcr1nR early mornina I•--------• I t?H ) .._.1&, LA Times ro hornet In lrvtne/NB •rta1. Must be reUabl• & have dopen. dable transporta lloo. Salary p30 mo. 546-02". DtlY_,,.,._ Fturm. f'rffWay AUto SuppJy. 28242 A v•rr htkway at S D fT'W}' lifQsion Vfdo. ---- DATA WOIERS Urgently Nffdl."d' ' • Warehouse Stadt Clt!Tk.4 Stdpptns A: Rttftvinl( ltftllt baYe phone" re ha ble transp. Long " •hon term assignments . .tloll day &. vacation pay Hosp1talhatlon plan avail. VOLT 1C1•'\1•1 t'•I O• •'.J Ill( IW ll<JTEL 'ANTRY wouas MAUlOTI' Hont. 115ee•1111 reriabfe people to wort In our-k"tUhcn' E11Joy excellent com pany ~tits. AA;lfy, 9am..aooo. P~f 900 Newport Center Dr ·• Ne.wport Beach · ' Equal Opp Emprlyr m rr I • ~~.! .. t....?!!! ~!!~ . .:.~ ... ~~~ ... ,.?!~ ~~:!~ .•••• ?!!_'! Sund.ty.Aprtl 23. 1178 DAJW~ar •,J.5 00 ' -.-..11!-ii.-.---~------~ HliltW..._ 7100HelpW~ 1100 --.:-111164. •·'-'. loftl1 N.8. ..,, rneo-IBSOMNIL •• fteccpl\on,llt/C&shler for ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• .. ••• lWtUe .. boo.. W-/!llriYa~ room, S nv.__ -..eod fJ holiday C:OV• AttHdlt'e •f.rlmHt clQ'I, wtnda off. Eris W. llN ~to b>cllv. •ai4 8am·som. Ability Re8taura.nt SALi.$ 5AUSP1Qr1.1 C'OIDP\H attlla 1-41•. =~DI preferred 2htceQ'UlY to w'-l,~ attU ol t.o deal w/~l>Uc: ~neat FOOOHB'AlATIOM CotrnctlcDepartment Briabt Future ro~ aelr • ~ leulu ea· _,u;,, coolclAa. MUllSIN6 ~ •. employment, appear. t'*q d. Appl( 111 Speclalt.y orua Store, ttarttt to &et lrl oa tbo piir.\Olltowapc.a'6hn· wd own lran•~ Non·:..,-\,~ employee relatlont, person. Miss on P~·~l'B loule\t la Newport p'OUDdDoorolrQ!idly dJe leu1a1 an••••· •mkr.144~ bmefil.sltcocapensallon. Beecher.Ct, 187"1 No. res .87 . Beaeb la uektnc a expand!Dfp&ldTVeablo ......,Mu:albewdlia&to Must deal eHecllvely AlrportW~.SA Raitauranl warm, J>~t1onablo, lndwtry. $1.2.000 comm --' ~tada 6 II.ave Malet., Na area. P /T, w/aiJ lcveb ol manage-COOK salesperson lo .ell COS· + per ~· Co. ft1nJe. llda,cabM&ebed..i.o. evca. MUil be neat.. APP· Qf'a ment. College deg & a yra RICS'TIOHIST met.lea. Thl4 pollllon re· bencll&a. We will t.rain. Alie>. Med te~ p/t ly 1101 8-Orud, Ste H, f\dUll>art·Timo cxper pret'd. Xlnl c:o. K. 8. Ma.old co. Duties PosiUoo avail. Cont qui rH . proven aales Call lmmecl for~ leat1•1 ,., to work Sula Aoa. IH·40U. benefits. Scmd reaume or telephone. hte typina French cuisine, NB. ability lo coemcU~. We TcltprompterCableTV -.boibaolY. ~ -o.a. call 6'4·3389 hm ·ut (40-Uwprn), Telex. Will 67~6221. oarry the rte.est orNcwportl.ltacb ~~~~~~~~~! calllM·SBI llA1DS.. ut:hlllve motel ..-OIHCY lM. ooon. l r a 1 n · E qui& 1 • o PP RETAIL SALIS franchise Imes. mo Ml.o585 -tam '&atnooo io J.a1u11 a Be ac:h. •.....-r4LHl4LTH THEIRVINE CO. Employer. <710898-3475. POiit.i.om nowoPtn rull & We offer an xlnletarting , ICSTIUCT<>aS THI •VINI CO JI' /Um". 0.11 dWSZl .,,. .. II", ,.,. $SON cw Port Cent.er Dr R...-.;1onlst/Secrct:.iry p/Uine for one ofl''u:sblon salary + commission Ii Salea. p /l public rcJa. P'or hca1ta , ..... Xlnt op-... ,,.... ,..,.,n'-rDr ,...,,.,~"'"' NewPortBeach ~~~~ 11 d' n -J company b endl\s. Uom w/upidly JtOWtn' eat'· (« ~ men " -N=lk•clt MaJcts ; top wages l>&id. ·~5-G. Equal ()ppor Employer =-:~ ~:tfo~~ J.~. ~~k·e:~rst~~sv id Please c:all Personnel at flnaoclal lnatltutloo. woJMn. Knowl~ae In Equal()pporErn_ployer Apply : The 1110 at •llHAllUTATIOH to handle busy phonca, Moore,7~. :;~~~P~~~~~l~ ~~~aa~e=On~~ Cb:~~~af":~~~~~1:~1~~~~~~~~~ f:!~t.a 2ll No. <;>ut OUr all·llcensed stalt is PETITJONERS mail.eoodb'plngabllity. THIGUILDDRUG avail. Call aft 3PM, i...... c--~ y., Jwt• Beac: . Full/part-time. Good 5'abn:Ut qualinc•t1ona by Retail l' .. leS =leach sss.aJ8C pf~ Apply In l)el'llOD, ~~ ____....., Involved In • t.otal PO· pay daiJy, 536-7711 maiJ to A Law Q>rp., 610 ~ ...;.;;...;..; ______ _ 1'-"Wed. from J0-3 Busyfuhionltlanillaw M&ilDe rt t denlc:are~on~pUeutur. Newport center Dr, Attnc:llve, exper'd Eq pt.yEmplyr s.Jespersonexp•df/t lor ply. J8030 MaanoJia olc: aeeb Cirl friday who pa men ins Primary N'W'81ng and Pbarmace.uticial s it 1220 Newport saleswoman wanted for nne women's ready t.o 4'Ve, F. Valley. desires re9p. Duties In· TRAIMIE ·computertted chartina. S u c c e s a t u I ~at>~92660 ' IU&h fashion store. Ex· wear. Neil'• South Coat .• ........... S,. IK. elude Mag Card II opera· Will train brlibl lndlv. to · U you are interested ln Pharmaceutical detail per'd only apply, SALES Plau oow intcrvlewiof. tJon & handUng clients. operate lnserlin g becoming a part of our persons interesled in RECEPTIONlST APROPOS 545-0836 •--------•I Xlnt skills a must. machine.Munbedepen· Innovative nurslAg con· doubling your income. Greater Irvine Credit 2!1Fashionlsland,N.D. ---------k1 -.c•Ca ... •y ~-9190. dable & able to Ufl mail c:ept call: (114) 99IM400, o il Bill KJng. 968-3371 Union has 1mmed. open CallM4-2652 DO YOU PLAY SANDWICH SHOP bUimmed.openibgslor bags. Apply, National Eirt.217S. Mondaylto3PM ing ror r eceplioni!.t. n.OltGAN? Nr Oran1e County KS. cn.ds. Xlnt worlclng l.F.G1J. SECRET AR y S)'Sterrls Corp, '361 Blrch PHOHE Heavy phones. good typ • .._,• Airport 17881 Skypark conds & benefits . BusyH.B.LawFirmnds St. N.B. (Near 0 .C. CANYOHGEHHAL ang, excellent bencht ~ ""' H lo,,....,. -y be a Blvd,SuiteA.Irvine.An· PremiumAuditClk exper Calif legal sec'y. Airport) Equal Op. HOSPITAL SCHEDULERS package. Please call carHr for yo• at thof\)''sDeU.2shlfta Mon Lite typing, good Mst have xlnt skills, portunityEmployer Several p/timeopenings SS0-1492. RETAIL SALES OrCJ~• Excha•g•. lbru Fri: 7:30·3:30 & wJ('agures, bvy phones. salary based UPon exper, 4411.aJtevlew Avenue available. D~ys & Even· iL-t..1~ i-•-..a -'-!,!,!!s,,:~o~Ao pply In • Maag card exper desira· . Anaheim, CA 92807 inp. Unique PrevenUve Recept/Sec: 'y, interesting ~ M-S..erd OpelWIJ• ltOW ..... --.........,.., m. Maint. MedMMlc ble Maintenance Man. Perm Health Program. Neat. pos. w/small co. Handle Personnel needed p:arl· avail S.-M MCJllt trof..1-'--------- v •ll train in buildlng 847-6041 position. Starting salary meticulous. motivated busy phones, t yping time at the new Hickory fie ,....111. Pr••lo111 SEAMSJ'RESS bperations. Exper'd in P>O mo. Lite c:ooslruc· Equal Opportunity and enthusiastic: in· sJdlh a must. Lite bk· Farms of Ohio slore in _ _._ ....W W Someexperdesired. Pat· commoo hand & Power Lite Factory Assembly· tion, gen. ma Int. 12 acre Employer M /F dividuals. Public contact kpng. Never a dull mo-Fashion Jsland. fdeal for --.~ ' y-'ca11 Uson Sale Deaign. Call t.ools.Mustbenexible. R eq u ire 2 perm office complex ln orphonesalesexpr.de-_ment.54_0.2332 people who can work.,. •troM -. • 673-2180 Apply In Person employees immediately. Orange Calir Paid 10 1 h E M J tt 7 I 4 , --------- •---t-... C d ' • · · skeable. Keat xam<-R"'"EPTIONIST TYPIST mornings, afternoons or rs. • , ~o mW'a.Ke o Good working con s . suranc:e & vacation. ...._..__ 1_,,_ petics, NewPort Beach. CN evenings. Experience 516-7302. SEAMSTRESS, eitper in "l7S70Bndcburst, FVly Including medical pl~n. Pickup truck helpful. • .__..,A,uoc,..... c 11 07442 b 2 8 Need one more girl to w 11 · alterations, top pay. 8:30-2 Mon lhru Fri paid vacation & starting Send resume to O.P.A. Temporary P/time. eve p~ 54 · two · round out busy oUlce. not necess. 1 /rai~ 646-4544 or64S-50'12 F.qualOpp Emplyr m/f salary $3 hr goes to $3.18 Ill Brookhollow Dr. Sao· & Sat hrs. Sal range · Basic oHice skills, & Apply in person a ter aft 30 day trial period. ta Ana. 92705 18.22-$7.58 per hr. Work .. PLANT pleal>ant personahty a noon daily. <No Phone Call 540-4777 tor appt. w IS tu d en t Health ~., WORK must! Please call btwn Calls) SALES SECRET ARY·SR. lnte rvJewing , pro- fessional lnlerior Designers to share de- aign studio, call 830·6947 Janitor, day /porter, CM area. Hrs 7·3: 30. Must be neat. Apply 1101 s. Grand, Ste H. Santa Ana. 3-7pm. 836-9CW3. ·J-torifll/G ... Mr ~/tim e, mature . BeUrees OK. 675·6101 Newport Loan Procns Tnte ElcciUng co will train in all phases. Good figure aptitude. Career pos. To $700. Michele Kuhn 540-5001 Snelling & Snelling of ·Newport Beach Agency 4340Campus Drive LOCM Sen S.-"· Progressive S&L is seek· ing indiv. to supervise in the area of demands, Janitorial, office It bldg payoils & assumptions. deaning. Pt-lime eves. Mu.st have knowledge of Good pay. Must be boll· FHA. VA & FHLMC. dable, responsible. able Xlnt co. benefits & ad- to work independently. vancement oppor. Call 1rvioe Airport area. Call Jan Hess, (714) 833-8383 Steve 831-7723 State Mutual Savings Janitors, cpl, living qtrs. 4001 Mat'Arthur,N.8 . A pp ly t 0 p e r 5 0 n . Equal Oppor Employer Newport Dunes, 1131 Loans Back Bay Dr. NR. INDEPENDENT Manager Traineea UTOTEM Food Stores Are Seeking Career Minded People For: MAHAC.Elt TRAJMEES Have openings for f/time & p/time clerks on 2nd & 3rd shifts. ll interested, contact our nearest market or go to 12'42Lampsoo G. Grv Mon thru Fri 9am·Spm forinlormation phone (714) 537 "'840 Equal Oppor Employer Manager Trainee . Couples or ind1v1duals, w /desire lo manage busi- ness For Ptr. Call for app'l. 754-6954. Service CPr ogra m11 on Accepting applications 9-12. 631·1700 ~(!"~~~' f\ill & Part.tJme open· Orange oast Co ege for plant workers, April ---· 1 n gs t 0 r m a t u r e C C t C Receptionist, for busy ampus. oas om-25-27lh. from 9-llAM, salesperson at lhe Dis· rnu.nily College District, l-3PM,. Xlnt salark & switchboard. Exp. re-~~f!Ji1t:l\ri' neyland Hotel. Must 1370 Adams Ave, C.M. be fits good · g quired. Bookkeeping. ~~IJIJl!Hl> • (714) 556-5947. Final date ne ' wor m Benerits. Plush ore. N.B. of 01110 have recent & extensive I ,., 8 E 1 conditions.Apply locatio n . Apply in experience sel ling to app Y 51"17 • Q'!a CAUFOAM person, betwn 10-4. 3901 17 Fashioft l5'CMCI women's sportswear & ()ppor Employer 16661 Von Karman MacArthur, Ste 211 or Newport leoch other ·apparel. Varied OFFICE Irvine call Elliot 752-7170. Equal Opportunity hours. Possible weekend Gen '! duties for person Equal Oppor. Employer Emplo)'er Male/Felll4tle wocll. · & bkk Apply in Person Excellent sec:retarlat skills + statJsUcat typ- ing, & figure aptitude re-- q 'd for accounting dept. Must be self moU~ted & have good public rela- tions attitude. Xlnt co. benefits. Send resume t.o: .Classified ad no. 244., c Id Daily Pilot. PO Box 1560. Costa Mesa, Ca . 92626 w/typing png ex-Plastics niu-EPT. to $750 '-..... ~ 'J• Castin" Office per. Oppor. to learn com-• ~ ., r. • puter ,oper ation. C.M. .. Molding People pleaser req'd to 1t..i ... l2) . DISNEYLAND Secretary CPAofc.Call546--9316 . Machine greet clients. Typing ,..~ 1313tt.f»orll,.d LOANSECIETARY skills req'd for Lile secy 7-3 Charge nurse. Posi· ... ,... ... uau 92803 With --'ed i r OFFI CE MANAGER, p TORS duties. Great benefits. lion avail May 15. ~ """""""'.... 1 exper. 0"""" 0 • · "--'-k 0 ERA u -~ j;qual ppor~Employer small lndependent baok neat, typing, uuua eep· !Ca M .. r;Ann, 770.2732, SaJ & fringe benefits. RN \Open-Z Days a Weett) w/xlnt benerrts. Sal com· ing, non.smoker pre-Further expansion Conlempo Personnel 3-U Medicauons run or AdNo.WDl60 mensuratew/exper.Call !erred. Salary open. creates permanent open. Service. 22001 Lambert. p1time. Xlra onentation ~~~~~~~~~ Suzi, for appt. 64().5100. 631-0370 in,gs for experienced & St. Ste ~. El Toro uroe for nurse who has • OFFtCE TR.AINU Fee Paid. Expanding co. Lite typing & figure work. Xlnt benefits. $650. Also Fee Jobs. • • trainee machine ~~~~~~~~~ been inactive. Mes a Se<:relarial. pif help in operators on aJI shifts. Verde Conv~ Hosp. 661 prof otc:. Some exper nee:. Our training & ment re-Center St. C.M. 548·5585. Salt:.S, MOuEY'. Must have gd phone abil. view procedure assure RECEPTIONIST " 642-6443. • rapid advancement for MOHE'f ! • JAHITORS P/tlme eves 6-llpm. 17182 Armstrong Ave, lrvine. Ca II 540-7811. Manager for maternity Michele Kuhn 54().5001 shop in Westminster .Snelhng&Snellmgof Exper'd Loan Agent Mall. Salary + com-Newport Beach Agency needed to generate mission. 557.5734 for __ 4340 __ c_a_m_pus_D_n_v_e _ loans'in th e Coastal appt. OFFICE llELP LOAN AGENT all employes who have ROBINSONS 200/o the basic abiltity & de· Trainee Considered COMMISSION sire. Good pay, nite sh1Ct Westnntft"Mall For Ptr, $3,000/mo + bonus & xlnl benefits in-With The Will interview eluding profit-sharln~. Following applicants for: possible. tjew dynamic major medical & dental Requirements: C001< product. Will train, own Secretary, opportunity plus. Well-organized. xlnt skills, gd benefitS & work(ng condiilons for t.op marketing resean:h firm.or O.C. Airi>ort. AP· ply 18005 Skypark Blvd, Irvine 92714. 714·!>46-38 l4 . Orange Co. area from _.;..;..__ _______ Exp'd to run property insurance. Sharp Person car. Call 558·0442, 9·5, Apply 8am-4pm Pleasant Appeoranc«.>. fUJI & p /time positions Mon-Fri. Seal Beach to San Clem. managemenl ofc. 3 day ~... JANITORS! Extra Jacome. 3·3~ hours a night. Costa l'tleia & Balboa areas. S.1.25/bow-. Call (710 S2J..17U. Oood 'telephone avail. Exper. is prefd. 1'!~~!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!! C I M C 0 Personality · Xlnt co. benefits. Apply i: SECRET ARY G_ ... .,.., · Skills Personnel 2-4pm Mon l•--------•1 uuu .,,ping thruTburs. • • We are looking for a Real estate lie. req'd. MANICURIST per wk. 10 key. book· Conlact Neil Bosman, keeping J'lon s moker (213) AM 6677 (714) Very busy ulon is in S . h . C 11' 265 Briggs Ave .. C.M. '!'So-· or need of a /abulous tart $4 / r . a c I Ho.$mobr 400 Wnhninshr Moll SALES MULTIPLE quaU£ied aec:retary with Equal Opp Emp.lyr m /f light bookkeeping ex-, .,..., ~1 yt1 -67"9516 Irvine Indust. omp eit """"""l.OSANGELES · manicurist with a ll _a_n.;;__m_e_ .. _.,._____ E.O.E. FEDERAL SAVINGS skills. Great benefits, Painler , J.ouroeymao, •----,.,.::--------; F.quaJ Opp Emplyr m/f paid vacation, super peo· salary open. PI umbers wanted. CaU Mrs. Wblte for in· ~~~~~~~~~~1:~::=====~7::1 pie t.o work with. For in· Call548·1997 Salary, bonuses. comm, terviewappolotmenl Local lumberyard, full terview c:all Terrence management oppr. App-Paul Dosier ~CH OPR. lime including some Wibon, (710 644·2800, PARTS PEltSON ly now 1337 So. Bristol, Assoc. Inc lmmed opening for • wknds. Saw exper. Good ext325 M · f b·.. S.A. F/time keypunch opr. l driving record. Call for Equ.aJ.()pporEmployer anne expr. pre• u• COSTA MESA Yr min exper. on Univac appt w/Greg, Harold or not req. Full lime. 2431 PRESSMAN p /T (7 f 41556-7075 lno .-.'cl Apply: Jack 'West Cout Hwy, NB. Ap· Some evper desirable ·--. Glenn,549-3073 1 ply8to4·30 A EquaJOpporEmployer G. Raub Co. Attn: Anne ---'-------ahoufacturing-geoera ~'----·-·-----Daytime hrs. No. H.B. Stevenson, 125 Baker St. LOT A TI'EHDAMT factory work for sPorting ,ART TIME OHL y 898-2628 wkdys. Costa Mesa, 9'2626. t714) Mu.st be 18 or over with goodsrirm.-7:30-4:00PM. M"•tnowbe employed •. RECEPT(TYPIST 75 2510 ".,'"142 _, "' Production & assembly l · valid Calif. drivers -'"""'---·----.---r--•-work i'omysmall d Frontofficeappearance. ·r· rooc:1 "''''""' work. Working w/au io bl Ladies need extra an · license. Bena its-v MATUR E WOMAN apps business or air cassettes. Start immed. accurate typist, a e to «>me? Eitpandang, wall pay. p /time to welcome treatment equip. M-S WaJltrain.540-7013 handle heavy phones, ROUTE SAA.ES Up t.o $200 wit lo start. P/time avail. Car re<fd. Fuller Brus h J:o . 754-&171. Sail M..,facfuren Exper 'd band worker Xlnt pay & fringe beneflls. Odyssey Sailmakers Inc. 2972 Cent ury Pl. C.M . 557-4073, E.O. E. train you to manaite a APPLYIMPERSON newcom ers & contact 6-lOPM & Sat 9:30AM· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•;J w/ac:curate messages. small business p /tame merchants. Flexible hrs. 2:30PM. SI()() mo sal. or DeaJ pleasantly w/pco. i--------- Call E. W .C. for appl. Need car, lite typing. prolit sharing. No exp. PROGRAMMER pie, in a professional Sales 9ti2.tll81. 547-3095. n~. For interv, call art ,. manner. 8 5PM. 833 1:1511 BULLOCKS • -,--.-------1PM979·3861 IHALYSJ Re l·e pt1 onis t & O p -Umdsca,._ maintenance, Mature person. Assist ---------,. ,,_ • . T lomelnl' trainee for M1~ WJLSHIR[ fu.11 time, work in N.B. Manager. Vans ennis PART TIME Data processing division .,._ __ 581 2090 s1on Vt<'JO ofrt l'•' Some Call644-4894afi6pm. ..x.""""· · · of acute hos pital an · r book ts offering an opportuni· Laguna Beach is looking ~xp. ·1n 1~~ ~~~~. · lY to join an exciting Laundromat Assistant. Medical typistfrecep for Mature woman, p/t1me. Nwpt Center ore. P/T. EVENINGS for an individual with 2 to ~ping ·----fashion forward special- 3 yrs or RPG II program· ---... --~'!"-! ty store. Our benefits io-ming expr. Systems 3 RECEPTIONIST elude an excellent com- &/or Systems 32 back· Pushbutton swtchbd. lite pensalion program. If 673-lEilO MacDonald's needs day Mon-Fri, 1·5Pm. Sal S>eople who are seeking an apartment look first m Classified. Will your ad be there? To place xour ad. call 642-5678 For Classified Ad ACTION Call a Daily Pilot AD-VlSOR 642·5678 shilt help, full & Ptr. open. Send resume to Adults with outstanding, Beach Blvd, nr In-Box •127, Daily Pilot, attractive personalities dianapolis, HS.. 536-7977 Costa Mesa, 9'2626. who enjoy worklnJt with Apply on weekday after-Medical Asst ror Or. 's offc kids. Start at $3.50 per noons. limited to medical hr. Phone 642·4321 #2SO, MACHIMIST/Gn1 weight control. Im med betw~ ~:00-;~~_:~· employmenl. Must be -or_.._. Top'oy . malure & responsible. Equal Oppor tunlly Set-up & short run m1ll, ,846-~:::m~s.:::9-::'.S:..:M~oo:::.·:.!Fr~i. __ 1._E_m...;p,_1-'oy:..e_r ____ ~ lathe, punch press. Gd _ • ground preferred . typ & cler. Apply Kin.ch you are interested in HospitaJexprdesireable. Co, 17352 Armi;trong, building a strong & Ideal working & living Irvine tnr Hcdball & secure career, come see cond itions . Coo d MacArthur) us! Al this ume we are pay/benefits. Contact 5"0-8503 looking for exper. in lhe Personnel. followinl{ areas So Cocut Hospital NOH-SE:Ll 31872COAST H\\'V R.E Sale Security A~t LAGUNA BEACll *AV All.AILE NOW SELLING 499-131 l,nt609 2 pos111ons in t!Xl'atrni:: · p-1-Salon oppor . to expand Medical RECEPT/BKPR Part·time late hsework, w1growing co. 5 Oay/40 for Radiology 0"1ce, errands & shopping. hr wk. Co pd lire/hosp P /time/F /time. Peg need des peratel y ins. Cole Instrument board system, must be _645_·_67_09 _______ Pt-time factory assembly Corp. (714) 556-3100. exper in all types of work, hours 9am 3pm e'ICpandang Century 21 Of ....... .,. .... C1ce! Call for appoint 5'M>H ment today & d1M'O' €'r Children's LINE INSURANCE perience to accomplish • varled errice dutie~. ~ Must bewetl croomed in-, U at first you succeed. do il again with Sentr y Insurance. a multiple line insurance company. Teml.or) oifered to sue · cessful insurance sales person only! dividual, front office ap· , pearance. Non-smoker. Outstanding working conditions. Please call Barbara Davis, weekdays. for appoinl· menL 642·1626 SECR ETA RY-latric:atc Benefit package offers job. Xlnt typist. No sh. more to dependent's Operate o r learn to family than any in· operate Mag Jl. Small surant'e company in law ofc. Airport area. Cahfomia! Salary plus N.B commas.s1on. No legal experience Ca 11833-9982 Evening or Saturduy ap· •• pointments ;irrangcd. SECRETA R.Y·Super Call. group of arcb1tec:ts need Tom Walker 13215 Jo:. Penn Street Wlutti 'r , Culifornla Sentry Insurance 1213),45-1051 or C7f41521 ~0461 exceptional gal w /good skWs for very busy ofc. Please call betwn 9am-12, 631·1700. SECRETARY ADMIN ASSIST Nu focil-Tusffn Young, (ast growin g r.ianufact of plastic pro- ducts nds sharp, growth· orienled admin assist to help set up new s ub· s1diary. Will handle all admln lune: & report. Equal Opportunity directly to lhe gen mgr. Employer M 1F' Ute bkkp'ing desirable l~~~~~~~~~I so some exper nee: but 1._ ________ •I ab1l & desire lo grow -=============! E.O.E. medical insurance. Some Patfttt Drcrftsma1t Local company reqwres = t · 545-9441 Patent law firm needs a list or people who may HelpWMtH 7100 tt.lpW..ted 7100 yping. F/limc draft.Aman w/x· want to be called for oc 1• w /position & comp is +\\by we arl! bell<'r' Cos.-tiu SALES +Why we are I( rowing' AcCHsoriu Now accepllng applica· more Important. Xlnl of· fice environ. Sal open. Please send resume to Westem Case. c/o Box 126, Dally Pilot, CM 92626. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••.•••••••••••••• Medical Assist /sec'y p/l, lnt skills. Sal open. Send casional work from 9 to :I. . . . Looking for a career with a FUTURE? Look into the opportunities at Sperry Univac's Mini-Computer Operations in Irvine. • Openings presently exist in both the process and final Inspection areas. Applicants should have at least 3 years recent experience in :all phases or electro-mechanical inspection in a directly related position including inspection of circuit board auembly, cables, power s upplie s and c h assis. Bac:ltground should also include in•peclion of aeml-precision sheet metal, parts and electrical components. We oflcr an outst.nding benefits program which inc ludes company-paid dental Insurance, IJ competJUve salt1ry and a work envlronmenLconduch1e to career growth. We invite you lo send your resume to lhe address below, Of' phon e Employment at 714/tt33·2400 for llddiUonal lnformaUoo. IAtervlews may be UUllC•• Monday throu gh mo~ lroms:ooA"t t.o 4:00 PM. SPE~Y -<>=UNIVAC ~OKRATl<>ffS 7722 _,..i.On °""'9; ~ CA ttn3 ..... °'' 1 .............. exp. helpful. Costa MC'stl. sample drawings to PO (rom 1 lo 5 days each 540-4585 Box L971 Santa Ana, Ca week dependent oo work 92'702 load. Rate of pay $3 hr, Medical Assist/sec'y, full ---------goes to $3.18 after 30 day time. Dr 's offc. Exper PIX A.Mwer Sen. lrial period. Call 540-4777 pref'd. 540-4585 P /time shifts. Work a for more information. busy switchboard. Day ~s & Escorh shins only. No Sun. EOE. Purchasing Cleric Mcaseus" 546-3333. Huntington Beach City Top Money. Must have ---------School Dist.. $749·$931 car. 631-3811 PBX . per mo. Apply, 735 14th Answerin g service St HB Ph 536-8851 Motel-Front Desk Clerk. operator full & P tr. Call jiiiiiiiii'iiiii. iiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiii: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiii Exper. req'd. Apply, 83.5-3561 REAi.ESTATE Quatity Inn, 7SSS Beach --,-1X-0-,-~--... T-0-1- Blvd, Buena Park. ""~ SAA.ES PEOPLE F/time day shlfl. Apply Looking for a great place MOTB. MAIDS Hotel Laguna. 425 S. to work? Before you P /time lnclud. wknds . Coas( Hwy. Lag Bch. make a decision, call Call Lillian, The Tides 494·llSl 540-SSll and visit with Motel, 460 N. Coast Hwy, _P_B_X_"----ra_tor_,_l_e_le_p_ho_o_e Dave Myhre al Heritage La"'"'" Beach v.,... Real Estate, Newport .. --· answerioir service. Over ., Beach MEWSPAPH ~25. w/tratn. Days, eves.1~~~~~~~~~ Falt IJ"O'lriftg newtpaper &craveyard. 835-3561 1: now hiring ln display,---------production,& circuJaUon dept.a. For a pp't call Teri.~l\S. NUlSES AJDES 7.3 full time. Exper'd & trainees. approved cert. proiram. Alto, wlcnd jobs open t.o mature atu· denta. Mesa Verde Conv. Hoep, 661 Center St, CM NUISIS AIDIS aouaues TLC t.o elderl,Y paUenta. Wlll train If quallflt'd. All shU'ta a vail. Apply 14'$ ~orAveo.NB NXOf'HATOtt Opening for lndlvJdual able to work 9:30 to 4:30 part Ume. Duties lnclt.ade awitcbboard relief, safe deposit custodJan func- tions and prooeulng U.S. maU. Must be c:apable ot learning lhe savings operations. We offer competitive aalariea and benefits. Please c:all Pat· lJ VanDalrsen (7U) 1111M'72l GUATWISlUN SAVINGS ltn F.qual OllPortunrly I Alnnnatf ve Actlon Empfoytt Male/Female The futeat draw ln Ute WeaL • .a DaJly P ilot Qusiliecl Ad. Call Tocby tGa'1I. W..AdHelpT HM.TOtt or Realtor AHoclate. Have need tor 1 good ac:. tlve salesperson. l~Ccrch 111 Owport ll•d. c. ........ 541.7729 RICEPTIOHIST P /lime. $3 bT. Pleasant aumiuncliJlgs. MUil lype ~n '5 wi>m. Reply lo Quatfted ad no. 243, cto DaJly Pilot. PO Box JSOO, <:osta Mesa, Ca 112626 UCErTIOHIST Briahl. enerscuc:, people orieat.ed ~to work lo educaUon cor<p. 50 wpm. oc Airport ., ... '154-ltJll aakf or Ta ml. I tGet yourhl'<'r~·f:iq• lions for full lim e +Whywc trainbcttcr ' hthf'Dres~s employment In gift & +How to ca I' n bi • If you are excited about specialty store . South mone-y! the 'ossiblility or a Coast Plaia. Contact Be glad YOU called! career in retaihng, we Mgr. 556-7430 979.1050 are interviewing Mon l~~~~~~~~~jSECRETARY--ON CALL Century 21 Surf Really thru Fri 3-Spm. I-BASIS. For law firm in 83 Fcnhion Island SALESPERSON lrvine area, must be ac- R e s t a u r a n t Newport ~och G o u R M E T cu r l y P is t. ex Pe r CHANTECLAJR, Isl EqualOppEmplyrm/r COOKWARE SHOP in 8.13-3622_. _____ _ class continental is In CdM. Full time. ONLY SECRETARY tervlewing for exper'd Serious Gourmet Cook For Wailers & exper'd --------• needapply.sendresumc NcwportProfessional Busboys. Apply in person SALES & refs to Ad#234, 9~uly Personnel Service from 3·5. 18912 Mac HALF DAY Palol. Box 156-0, Costa Arthur Blvd. Irvine. Mesa, CA 92626 Position requires bright, RESTAURANT ATTENTION: COOKS/COUNTEI PERSONNEL Part lime day and night posiUons 'are available. Male or female appU· cants are welcome to ap· ply In person at: CARL'S JR. 6882Warner l lUNTlNOTON BF.ACll Equal Oppty Employer HICE PAYI SAUS-P /th• cohgen\al personality • ALLTIME with solid secretarial Enjoyable phone work The Store For TIM EX skills and ability to ban· wilh good salar y + Sales&Servlce die telephone and In· bonuses & commissions. pe"'°" contact with the Morning, afternoon & 2541 S. Main. S. Ana public. evening shifts <1.vail , SALESPERSON Plusant worklnc en· Good spealung voice & vironment. &c Craft demonstrator at I u phone exper. helpful. Ru Crafters So Coast Newport Beach oea on. College students, Vll~age. Must be 8~ 714/'1~1-4645 h o u s e w I v e s & gressive & sales orient· -., moon.lighte.rs this is an •ed. Pre/er 20 yrs or older. Have ~methlng t.o Mll . ideal job. 30 Hrs per wk.~. Classified ads do It well. Call 833-8095 HelpW..ted 7100 HetpW..ted 7100 Fnr A Persona.I lntervw ••••••••••••• •• ••• •• ••• ••••••••• •• • ••••••••- TIME/LIFE SALES-MANAGEMENT Libraries, Inc RESTAURANT MGR. Equal Opp Emplyr mtt THE LOOK Expaodlng aort-trotcn Sales. lmmed~ l /l & p/t 101turt company h u help needed. Exp'd In m • n 11 g e m en t 0 P ' women's wear. APflY 32G portunltles In yoe urt Manne Ave, Bal la . parlort1 tn Oronae Co. 675-7860 · malls. XJnt position for AMYTHIMG GO!S women• men. Cl:ill lor.,._ _______ _ appt, 2~90.50 SALESLADY ex per. for Bara110 ahopi>41n read Blklnl ahop. Yveue'a the U\U• ads In Claaained Blklnll. 112 Main St., ...,utarty. Afld ~find lf. 8 . Call lot appt. what they',.. Jookhll for. 14.2-S.is:t ' Famous for lht nnest In men's & womeo11 Europun clothing has (2) Immediate openings for assistant managcl'I In botb men's~ womtn'1 atores at FashJoo bland. Prior rashion background nccntal')'. Sal + comm + 1>rofit aharlna. Call for appt. JO.rn.epm Mon Umt Sat THE L8 644-6500, 54fM58I r •ICDM:v "'LO'T ~t?d!y "°"' 23 1111 .W, W.t.d 7 t00 NM • 10 11 ....................... %'!'" 05 cydM 'IOJO Fnet.Y• 1041 "-Mwt 1050 G4rt19tW. IOI S ......... 1 • •••••••••••••••••• ........................................................................................... . •••••••••••• • 100 .... W..W 7100 tWp W••d 7 100 -S "" I d 10 .. .. "'-..... ~ ... M •·wb.lt .. r-·.. 1••----••c •ucn-"''• ,.. • •• •• ••• •' •• • • • ••• 0 ••••••• •• •• • •-•••• ••• • •• •• ••••• ••• rVft •Llf , •"U • JN <f P. "&U.at. ,._.,. .,_,~.,. .. vu.. .-.w W"V9:M A ~ TUNE IN A buulltul 10Uqut W/llCt.'eJl•.$120. JJ4S S1ntanella. CdM. H~rc-olon materla1 aU.NYFJNEJTp;ll(SUJI' • ""•r1 "'••••'1 for Vldlio ~ ('O C-11 SfCl£TAIY ·r...x panner deak •Ith two 847-2103 1-4PMSatJSun Yellow and btow1l plald ESTATE JEWEL"Y. HCVDA n~ PtMBTY Prcu ed baclr swivel Nilhki cu.tom 6&>ol'1 JO Male ln•h s.uer • .>yrs $n.C.UtoaeeMS.58U ~~B~Etfi'~~~ nm lllteraUAI •Po' (If T Al Tle ... IC IAM ·ro th"" adv1ot•1r~• of cbalrt, Call Sblrley Mon-speed,. Nevr Gl{.(i S\00. okl Needs yard. Good Con1ole ~· worklng ETC pffONE •'OR 1,...: S ec r e \ at)' / Ku·•tt• ftra lood potenl for We lla\le over ?O,OOO comDlln1on sale• in 11 day th.ruFrlday11t 536~. _ ~.5.56-HSS ~~2~. £nd htble a. FO & BROC HU R.t:. GJ..1144.. -- ~-ScmU ]!:~, peraun ""'i rnodeutc acraol OnDJ?t' Q> pro m11jordfyt store A full 831-2110 -lhpd, mmwbkyclc Cen• P''f'ee t • m~r II ry -· -~-~ . .,._. aft•. --•tll h Xlol benea ....... Y .. de,..,1 ............ nt 01 lime opening now exi1t11 l r , ........ J .... d d Aart Anur l1PU\I a Matt:tt1q bki<f a plUJ ~·~rl" ever: .. ~'j1t' 6 U\ our Appliance. TV & flUIUC AUCTION turlon l.eMont1, t:ood pas urqe or ._.... n ae!qH•u. Col • rps. GAMCt.: SA.LE · 9U W. aat. Al)C)l'W. "° •P'G ·au Chnt. S40·tOU. ~'we ba;• need or 11ttt«> area. &Joy rre~ MANY JTEMSOP'FfNE c.'Olld.$15.541·1883 _ dQrasa.'42·2'1s.1 -~:a'::~"ss~rdwllre t9thSl CM.9-'lpl'Jl,S•i& O.Um.ltilO OolistaJl>el'IOOMlACen anlnd.IVlduaHoaulslln l:N.'dial.dentAl&llfe1n· ESTATE JEWELRY. Very Ute 10.tpd w 1BettColde.n Retriever. l'OOV• ti. -Sun. We have every· Setnury c.-y.?'l'IOtu.rbor.CM udminlalt'rln& our pro aurance •11 well a 11 puld ART OUJECTS, AN· helmet.$?()() 20·· "°""pd lng,aeedsgoodhome . Good cond 3 Pc gold thini~ --._ SIOO~l---------1 perty aueumeota vacaUons. profit eh11rlog TIQUF.S. FINE FURN, $50.f7$.3853 . 545-6253 velvet ffdional. S17S or Z F•milv Oata"e Sat .. -~, ~A-F p d R i ..... &employeedlscounL'l. If ETC. PHONE f01\ IN· bstolftr,833'2C93 ' • &J.• 1CIO'lt Fr~ co appUcan ,_,,~ ... , " •1 eiap. oc ... o prepua th.is lnc.erests you please FO. &c DROOHV RE C•1ratlr Poodle. s Uver to), Lhasa -3801. Pan~w. Apt 28• lllore th&o a an,uat job l"wc ...... Dept. tlon of payment .. for 11toplnoru11UH2l2 645-2200 e.ir•• IOl O Apeo, •d home. adlt.s on· Formal waloul Danish lrv1nu. Ii rl-Sat·Su'n · ~tar 11 chance to THIS CO. HAS ~ C:X 'fu!:T"m~:. n... Br....e. .. ••••••••••••-•-••o l y • Urge n t ! C a 11 Mod din nn. tbl, 6 chrs & IUtrt(. & f\.lm . .a.ow at YOl.I can do" rr AW!. tenance ol tu acc.~t· 1"'1 . iHiUWIJ ~MERJCANOAK Pcntu Spolomatlc $125 673·5956/675-4895aft'lpm. china cab $390.114" glass Color TV dJnrm lC't al'ltt· be r.-arded for lt'' A.I vntal benflfits. "re1tt 1na r""o...a-, nl""" •· th.. •7 Fe:H-C·'--_. l..llrtestSeledJon Bell• ltowD an• . col1ee tbl, !ron base $125, • h l af!Ctee)'totbJ•Sr VP " " ~-.. ,...., ..,. • ~ ~··--inOr•neeCou.nty . pro. Lab Husky mi.x. female, Ira wall "nil •2 u . que sew moc '"" d · c.ro..,,,th potent nen record r ~tent 1 0 I\ Hewport leech Stewart ... Rou, Antiques je(t.or, $80. 548-1372. 10 weeks old, all aboU. ~ '"' • credenn. beaut. h&Ad ~::':~~~ ~':ffr:_wnE'f~·0~.,&•:c.; sys~ 1 :1 you1 're sttk· EqualOppEmpt)'rM/F 750E. Drei-Rd.S.A Profeaa Caliber sound Gr eat pertonaUty. · painted du k & c:hr: .2 t'hallence. reap .• &. a lhusi.ut1c manner ,..,, "<l m~ a c a eng ng curet!r. te~ l'!wpt Fwy> 751-8922 movie outlll retail value &>l-2838 Kl n g a 1 z c • Po is t er ~A.11.!~es :th•o!-L9lhmorS~ ttaod natured_ fun 1'laff .. "''--......... Jobs. Calt-J"'·n· have 3-4 yrs ol account· •1100 Chi ------wa.terbed t mo!! old ~, uo.wn...,. .. • """"r""' "' Ing or real est ....... ~t. Ptr for consult ·--------•I~~~•'" ·8 nond Black Retnever puppiea, Pald $ .. so' Sell SS"O. orr Ph•centla. C.M. Call Absgall Abbott -"er.77,.--.Contem""' ... nd ---•i·denual _:!u..;::, .,., ...... ~ .... •u-r o " " Per'liCllllld •w· V'6•.... ,.... ..... \;UIU ...... ..... firm in SJC. 70wpm +, MUSIC BOXES• Player .-a un 6 W\!eks old, males only. 983-UiG4 &'6 4078 A&ency. 4500 Personnel Agency. 22~H tncludi.og salary history staUs &. report typing pianos! Nickelodeons' movie camera . lense Call 968-2572 ~..! ~J! u 5 Dr • N · B Lambert, Stt' 503, El to Lois AuousUne 661-6212. Pb h hood. boom mike, carry· --4 pc Sl>llllish Liv rm lllt'l , Sat/Sun Sml thl u" _ ..... _·~------Toro THll-IVl ... £CO. onograp II' World's iDK cue + Sankyo 600 Cotter Spaniel,~ yrs, to including 8' couch. lt lr cittuJar 11uw &: idr cam "5 l a r gest select ion soUDd projector. le11 loving adJt home w/out cond,b6lofr~1038 preuor. mi1c Looh. S50 Newport Center Dr TYPIST Ctatalogue $3, next 6 tS· than 9 mo's old, perfect clii~n. ~ Hardware. c101bs. db Sea•l9Y/a.ricol Newport Beach 11ues $15. Also cash re· cond. $650. Must sell tJUs $2()-~ hes, Avon bottles, ·t;.i "lbeJTVineCO.ucarrent· *Secretaries• EQualOppor Employer NEVER A •'EE gisters. meclwueal anti· wbd.sn9-01.88.. Basenji, 7 mo'"· AKC. Wht Prov bdrm set. 10· Faleon 16' Dory 642-~s ly aeetin1 secretaries! Receptionlsts S'lS0..$800 Nat1 co in beaut Fashion QlleS. Visit u1 ! See lhe male. c:ust tola, credenza, din 331 Hamilton St. Cl\l Sec.C-,llaclult1 MW1ltype55accurately ..eac...-. lsle seeks good typist to huge ornatt> .. Taj Cah .It 1035 MZ-05111 rm set. lamps, end/tof· Backlround m R. E. d e Employers Pay All Fee5 T 1..,,. "Se.,. J 01 n their 11 t a r r · MahaJ" automatic otean •••-•••~··•••••••••• feetbls, goU cJbs & misc. velopment. escrow or UzReiodersAgency emporary, condary Coogenia l boss Xlnt featured in Los Anaeles Siamese lutten. IJ weeu Longtlaittortoiseaholl&I Xlnt cond. 979·7589. documeouUon htilpful. 4()20 Bireh St. Ste 104 Art awjor specializing in bens & great ait.artiog sal ''Times .. a nd "Sunset ~-$30. 49S.4874 eveo-~~~~~Spayed & M2·18?7 1)tpe65wpm NewportBeacb 8JS.8l90 metal-Jewelry. begin of $900. Call Rita . Magazine . American mgs/weekends __ 1 Yr pn~or ~~I -x· ~~Ca~ll~l~or~a~p~p~t~/es~l~a~b~'54~· --I ~thri:a~~:n~f!;l~: =n~a~ ~:s~~. I nternationa I. 1802· D D091 -e 040 Male Sprin~er Span 2 yrs ~~;~i:~~'e .b~::• i•e:~ ,.. ...... ..., ~ S5009/day Call Laguna CM Kettering. Irvine . CA••••••-·•• .. ••••-•••• old . trauied, iood ·•~·ed 5 yrs. 340l2"llver per . p r e re rabl f 1n -· • /kids 5572673 """ .-:> rec:n1itment. Wei or ecy/Recepl . Holiday Beach Unlrlcd School 9271<1. Tel. (714) 754·!77'1 Golden Retriever pup. w · • --Lantern. O •na Pl &anized &detail m.tnded. Inn . Laguna JUlls. _Dis_._ll1__.'ct_._4_94_-8546 __ . ___ 1TVPIS1'. exper, gen from ()pen Wed. Olroo&hSat. ples. AKC Field & abow Dog. good w /ltid11,1_493-_·_T._282.....:.._ __ _ .,,..., CNV\ .,.,_, 1... tape. ofc. 3 dys/wk. pet Shot& wormed '--··-'--'--p1 u. Type60wpm. __....,"""" -. . Te l ephon ~ solicitors . Thurs-Fri-Sat. S.A. or · · • · • '""""""'""""'• e.seca .d Wood din1ng bCl fj hlbc~ uphol cbr!i. :? leues. cW!l p ad. $Z25. Queen frarne/bdbrd $25. AoUq gotd ~ tbl S:l5 Call~9am·nooo 1---------1 Needed immediately. no N w pl Fwy . M rs . OAK ANTIQUES ~~~· Xlotdlap' ~ aft3PM THE IRVIHE CO. Secy to $800 Fee Paid experience necessary, Hoskins, 558-8333. Pnce. aa low as tnblcs 1..,.;;_.;....._._.... _____ _ ~NewportOenter 01' AnU fltthcniastfc? pleasant cvenml( hours, ------$9:> C b r 1el!-Sl 00. Yoriclhlre terrier pups. ~ 1050 Newport Beach Great co needs md 1 v C a n e .J r n u p l o I•---------S 1 d c b o a r d " $ 8 o _ Clamp bloodlines, Uoy, ••••••••••••• •••• •• •••• F.qual()pporEmployer w/some prior exper & $3.75/hour. Call 154·11iOJ UTILITY W a Td r obes $1\t; shots. 3Jb.stud service good skills varie d ~er~~_ 'Bookcases $10!>. Desks SJ0.5649. 646·9196 ••IBUY** . . Good ......... -·-·t ,._ Dining room 1iet.<..:h1n a duties. AJso Fee Jobs. TB.EP PERSON Sl5. Chests S50. Sewing · SECRETARY Call Jennifer. 770.2732 HOMES.ALES machines $35. Wash Dalmahan pups. AKC. Fee Paid. Use your Contempo Personnel U>oking for a not so or stands $76. Shop around reg. Champ. lines. Call creaUvlty & public rela· Agency, 22691 Lambert dinary-Jtood paying job? lierienl Cleanup of of & compare prices then all. IPM. 586-1188 '"""' r ..,.,., ure .... cab. round tbl &: 6 ch rs. Appliances-OR I Wlll sol.Id wood Medit gloss s ellorSELLforYou. top coffee tbl, glss top MASTEAS AUCTION end tbls. 646-03911 rn22 646-1616 Ii llM62S Meyer #2CM doos fortopnal1 co.To St.&. 503,ElT Tallttousnow Wemay fie~ & manufacturing see us ENGL ISH Bo i 1 22 1!n).AlsoFeeJobs. ~~~e~~~~o~ro~.~~·I have it! 531-0842 areas . Minor repair MANOR ANTIQUES w~a;!:s :::_ ~2> m:~ MkheleKuhn 540-~l I: TELEPHONESALES wor.k. Minimum .C hours ll2SA. Vlctoria.C.M. p ups 6 wks SlOO ea. Plush 9' velvet sol&, cmr Soelling&Soellingof Service Sta Attend. Fast growing company per day. Hours flexible. 6 aut.benttc capt.ft chairs 8'7>2358 group, dlniagMt. comp) Newport Beach Agency F/tirne, Day shills. ffrly Starting r ate S3a.o bour. f th E pt. 493-448.5 - _4340.Campus D_ri v~ _. +comm. Call 673-3320 m lrvtne needs 2 part rom e ngl_lsh Navy• Low enet spaying & alter· ~-:----ume sales people to work cS11~~a~~-~d walnut ing. Pick up & delivery CASH PAID SECRETARY Servtce Slauoo Muna.:er from our office: Salary Paul Dosier __ ._ ..... _au.• service. Adopt1on!I' I< 1-·or gd .used furn . ...nll Ttainee. exper 'd Lu: plui. comm1uioo It ._ lahs. htc .___.lllC. n IOIO boat'l1tnt .848() ques~ctrT'V's95T-8133 NEVER A F'Et: pref'd All benefits bonus. t.-ompany pald m ~edhillAve. ::':':.'•••••••••••••••••• f·avont.e R.E de1r rn. 111 Super opportunity APP· surance & vacation For Costa Mesa, 92626 f' R G Wt 0 AM AGED Doberman. AKC. 10 mos. '[wn beds. M ot oro I a lrvme needs good seey ly, 2S90 Newport Bh•d. inlerv~e~phone~l ,714t 556_7075 HOTPOJNT SALF. 3308 mate. du.rk red & rust. stereo console. 2 nirl' t:len w/head tor figures. Very CM 1 __________ 1 w Warner nr Harbo Champ line. Sbow quall· c hrs. I h v rm c hr please.at atmospbere. Service St~n--:\ttcnd TELEPHONE SALES EquaJ Oppor Employer Sa.nta Ana 979-2921 r, ty. xlnl pedl.gree. $500. 751-8'1'16. 89'1-ilSn aft 4 CUt. ve!vet sofa & 1:ha1t SlM. Velvet b<1 ~prtJ $.!!> _!:.mps $2.:_SS. 1).15-.DlOO Dbl Mallres:; 1>o1x ~pnngs wtrrm. t:x 1'lllll1 SIW S48·96'lfl 2-pc !\et11onal. xlnt c•mcl. S7!> Many olht.-1· items. rsnbl. 548·0534 Garage 1>ule Old m.1 i:: "''heels. Cllm proj~cl.ur. fire screen, Papnivo chair. baby furniture & clothes. Sun only 9 to:~ 429 Carnation C'dM cm 11lley' Oak pr~11buck chair i.I:, King bed S50 Oak dork $80 Micr ow11n• ov1·n $200 Color TV $300 & more 2'.!15 Holly. N h Garage Sale. Sat. urll.Y, M7·S<'outeSl Costa Mesa Wl'l & dry shop VICU'Cn $3.~ Exercise belt $3:!. New t•ederfi 9,500 b\u AtC $200 New. ney·er LL'led Sanyo small refng StOO . Much more. $1.50-S20 Sat/SUn 2092 W11llace. C.M. 5'8·70U Rtt90deling Sale Qua! lum. m1sc-UelJllf. Sat/Sun i.-1. 448 C'ft111'1 St. Nwpt Shores ' -----BARGAINS GALORE' Sat/ Swi 2166 PaciTic nfl Victoria CM 646·91123 congen.utl '-'<>-workers & P /time evu/wknds. uo EXP NEC ----· --_ Pvt party , '159-9144 ; ~ ----- .super bens. salary $900. Ughl mec.b'I knowJ-... ge ""' CASH PAID _<(98..3(36_. --------iLov ... ~ea• wa• _,,,. ell Call S ally, 540·6055 Neatappear&hand~t: That's right. we'll train Waitress needed for For Wahr/Dryn/Refrig DOGTMINING ~ ~ ~ :;;'ii:att Pr lilue Oama11k ocas chrs, down cu1>hions, cry11tal. linens. Reas. Huge Sale for Charity'St. 494-7346 Joacnlm Church 20th and Orange CM Sat/Sun Coastal Personnel A.Jeo-ing. Apply, 2590 Newport you if you're energetic:, Original Pizza. full time workingor not9S7-8133 'Pvtclasaes &boardJng $45,675-3078 cy. 2790 Harbor. CM Blvd, CM e o t b u s i a s t I e & & P /f. S3 00 hr. + lJps. •----------John Martin 548-0059 --2 ca!h regislera. $0 each. Davenporl $100. Recrd player stereo $35. Bike $35 •i'' air 1m pa<t wrr nth S!>fl Bench gnmicr ~5 ;1 dr l~al filin)! l'alnncl S:l.'i Joioll-r 11lant'r w1lh motor f].'>. :\.14 /\In Lo OH Sa111 .i .\na ti4ti·2:!52 ~~!!~!tt; Service Station Allen dant.s (2). part & (/time. expcr'd Apply, Ca rey CheHon 604 S Co:ist Hwy Laguna 8c11d1 articulate. Earn u 67J..1"51 Woshen&Dry..-. ---------•7' Herculon Couch. good King size wtrbed guaranteed wage+ com· W Dix models. completely Doberman Pups. AKC. for cond. twin bed. frame. w/sheeter. Almost new. mission & bonuses · allpaper reblt r rcfinish~J. 1 vr sole. 9 wks old mattress & hdhr<l. o ld ""1 price. Sl25. 661-1679 FUU TR i..la...11.._.G 2 p IT. M IF . µlea~ant. g"~r~nt""··. Your chc111· . .,. 661·2820 (714 • lllereo 644.7739 - Nationally know'n co 1n Newport Ctr needs sharp person as ·secy m most ~ " """ hard workers Gd ad .... " .... ~ ---- -----8' lli·rculon Plaut Sofa &-EXCELLENT 111nceopp Fastest grow $130 f'recOeJh·ery 9 wk:. old. reg AKC M. Two coul·he!>. t ~r old. Sl25 Likl' nc•w nrown cnterestang dept Duties Sen ice Station Allen include making travel danl. exper 'd. Day & arran~. e tc. Greatest Eves Full & 1-/tinw /\p benefits. Salary $850. ply, Shell Station. 17th & Call Sa_lly. S40-605S. Irvine. NB. EARNl .... GS cug wallpaper cham m Grand Openin~ Sale l} ob e r m a n . SI !1 O ~ & $400 or ""' •>fr lone:. (;m v1n\ I ri·l'ln1er " 1 ll e w e i. t A p p 1 y Exlendt! Oyi. or eves picture. $.50 dY.~ "411-2404 . $!(J 963·4211-i Your Job! Wallpapers tu Go. 2300 So. Coast Appltnnc~s ---evs. wnkdi. 1:>1 :~:1 ;t'(I\ Harbor , l' M C7 I~ 1 t114)531·3964or537·2~2 3 Ten-Pao-Beagle pu1>5 t> forOan l.>lnetle Sel ~<> and I( In)! Sz headboard. $50. l10lh --.... _ Wlll consist of culhog Time Lift• Hou k customers & potential customers In Calif. & Arliona. 646-5058 --------_-----------weeJcs. $10 each. 546-5094 Btful pecall ~·r l'rO\' din good cond 640-2!19-I J ~·am1ly Gar11ge Sal<' ~Grand Haven Circle. C M.Sat&Sun9to2. ~ Pel'SOllDeJ Ageo· ---------ey.2'111bHarbor CM Scrv. Sta Help needed 1m· ' • med. Full or p/t. Apply. S£CRDARY ~ E. Csl Hwy. Nwpl SOUND GOOD? Washer dryer and 01s Dalmatian 10 mos olcJ hwasher A I l'Ondlt1on fem yery affectmnat•~ _!15. each ~.:..~ 125. SS&-7980 Sear"s Frig. it'e maker $400. White. like new. 631 ·3046 afl 5 pm Frffto You 8045 ···•·•·•·•········•···· set. ti ,·el chr:.. "t lills. pad G---~.J• 1055 inc Make nrrer ~16-8500 -~ - aft ••••••••••••• •• •• • •• • •• Demolition Sal• remo(h:•· -~ ... i.c Vr:s of A CC U M u. ing, everything goes, NEVER.A FEE SET UP & WAJTER Holl· lnt.en:stin& var. pos w ~x-day Inn. 25205 La Pai tra nice • ~ "-only _Ille Rd . Laguna Hill5 C<in bkgd req d. Good typmg. tal't Personnel CA1.L 833-8095 TIME-llFE Librarie1. Inc:. Warehou11e & v1:h1c le maintenance. dcllvenes. Good dr iving record Hea\'y lifting. NON SMOKER Working hrs Tues-Sat. G· 30·3:30. Sl:.trl .. ,h_r + overtime In terv1ews 3·5, Mon-Thurs 5!>6 6981 Window Designs. 3195 D Air1>ort loop Dnve, CM Chest drawers $3.5. Birch l.J\TlON Appliances, used furn, hardware. dbl bt sel $200. 2 avocado gun bunting guns. Oil drps, aplsz gaa 5tv, 4 &Id velvet ch rs $75ea, assort· pai nt In g s & more. Maple Capt. bar st.OQls, Sears froM·frec Coldspot Blk Lab. 10 mo. old. male. t.'<i s ml lblll S.S/up. misc Sat/Sun 9-4, 8271 Gladys, lots more. 10AM·3fM refng New, $200or best good w1k1dr-. had shol'l householl1 25· up Hunt Bch. l"ollow the Sat/Sun. 2581 Bayabo(e s h a plus. You will spend ---_ __. .. _ offer Bd IOam. 496-71)35 5S7-Jll6 613-456.'i signsat Sch & Talbert Dr. NB. Wlurlpool Washer or gas ·-~-------iiiiiiliimri.•m•..iiiii!:.~~iDJiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiil~iiiii~mmmiiiiiiiliiiiiiii•I a happy day. Call Rita. S~"WER. For P rr. powt'r ~-Coastal Person· mar h ex per. samplt'!' ne1Agency.2190 Harbor s ome p r oductio n CM Laguna Vicky . 494-3280 ------------•!Sewing Operaton, over SF.cRETARY CAREER SECRETARY W• offer a CAREY. d pat o fob. ~se TRAIHJMG. lock-single needle Good pay 6'2-3472. Dept 3. -SHtPPl .. G CLERli·- Wr1le & fill orders. customer relations Neal handwriting: some typ '"'!. 957-~l 8_ ~-4 SHOP MAN. hand tool as • scmbly, full time, start <M-owi.., lttiM •IK· $3.. p/hr. Apply ber. noon. tro.ics firm offers OP" Curry Tool Co., 1387 portWlltiH to entry-LoganAve,C.M __ _ ~ Mentari~ with Shuttlebus Driver Equal Opp Emplyr m /C TB.EPHONE SALES Subscnpl100 1'V Salary & comm. 646-0585 TELLERS t.:XPER PREF'ERRt.:l> Southwest Ban.It. Laguna ~ch. 497·!771 fo_r: apRt.:_ TELLER Part Time Good pan l 1 me op portunily for individual who e njoys public con· tact. Light typing and ltnowledgt of 10-key a ---- WAREHOUSE .. -.time. ~o llr' full benefits l'nll ;ift .lµm S.UI 74ZJ WAREHOUSE dryer S50 Kenmore gas dn·cr ~5 M a)lu~ gas dryer Slll.> Guuranteccl & dl•h vcred 546·8Gi"l GE refrigffotor $.'5(). 631-11145 NEVER A F Et-: t.:oldspol Kcfrtl( SiS Th.ls top c.'O offers "Int while. i:ood eond bens & ~tarting 11al to 00-7186. leave messai.ic $650. Any wa rehouse ------ bkgd a plus. Equal OP· Tappan rani?e. elec. portunity Employer. Ca ll white. $65. O'Keefe & Chris. 54().6()55, Coastal Me rt d s w i. hr S4 o Penionnel Agrncy, 2790 536·1952 Harbor. CM --~----A.uctioR 1015 WINDER S&••••••••••••••••••••••• TERMINATORS needed -------for transformer shop in Anahe.im area. exper on ly_~------pohtdial for protno• Must be 13 years of age tfoa. Career beghn ur over &: have u good with I ytcrofrotatioll driVU1g record. All com· ..... ad f panv benefits Apply 1n mLL'it. Previou .. work ex· 1---------• ANTIQUE AUCTION ~ 0 co• 1> e ;. s o n . l' b a r I c s ,..,., .operations. pies Woodard receiYi1t9 Mcr•torial 540-5630 nptrieec• •d pro· dllcf bowt.dgl. penence 1s required for llu!C 30 hour pt!r week position including some Saturday.s •••••• WOMEN&MlH Eam $3400 a mo or mort• sellinic mobile hC>mes Wall train. Call Paul. 63S-0822 Anaheim. IOllXSOX & SOX • LINCOLN· MERCURY W• .,....,.. 60 WPM 2626 HARBOR Bl VO We ()rfer excf.'llt.-nt benefits mdudmg com· pany paid uniform. vaca-1·--------- l ion and health 1n surance Pleasl! coll for interview appoinltnenl. typltllJ. "'° shcM ttllmtd, COST A MESA e.W ..... of I 'fHlr of. S P RAY PA l NT t:: R fie. experieec.. and Helper. 18 yrs old or di.to prGfllD"-dl o~ over. no· expeT oeces11. S r.twood Savl'"Js porllMitift. A ~ Must huve car. $3 00 hr to & LOCllt A ssn. ~ i• P'•fwred. .start. 768-8749 __ 5828 EdingerAve ~ .tam at $750 ST~ RM CLK Huntington Beach -J "'"'ft Calif. 92649 ,.. _....Pie~ Mftd Ir )'OU know receiv & ship (714) 846·0627 your,...,. to orcaU: procedures, have worked in electronics co before. t:qual Opp()rtunaty caJI ~ tor cntervw IM · Employer M /F YARDMAN Rental center has open- 1 n gs t o r 2 m e n. Mechanical knowledge help{ul. neat handwril· ing nee. Weekday off. Will train. Apply. 1930 Newport. Blvd. C M Mercha..dise ··•••·•··•·•··········• ~ 1005 ·••·•·•·•···•••········ 0-.JollMoft f714tl3U830 e-.t457 MED. l~~~~~~~I MOWOP'EN We are an equal op-I · •"'~ PorlwliLY ~mployer. of· TOOi.. MAKER-Exper'd Alh..ou.,.,.... West, African fer good pay. benefits. fully pd benelits, 45.50 b; primHlves. orientals & COMPUTER growth potent & ron wk. apply btwn 8AM & arts from around the •uro..._. ... 110.... gemalatmosphert'. JPM aL Braxton Mrg. w o rld 3402 A w. A ...,... "" l>!CC 1733 Monrovia, Unit z MacArthur •ort Harbor> 11651 Y• IC---.. Irvine 546.4731 £ M_. __ ----~ Sanla Ana 154-6573 =~:~i~: Switchboard Opris. wUI TOOi.. SHARPENER. u ~ployer M/F train.. Apply 250 E . l7lh per, ~s Machine Tool ~~~~~~~~~! ~~·Ster, (upstairs) ~~~ E. 16th St ...,.Cl .,, 01*1 °"' ~ loquorlM•h•I °" CN:tt ~ Ora f'l:lorll """ "'OOll". ---Clltl)9fl!O t111;1lory "'" De '""' ...... ,,,_, IOallkl" fC)O 1-, W•... -Q'-• -~ tten"" "''°' ··--" "Of-...-, . .-..... • .,.., ._., __ conve<>o91 81111~ .no w11t1119 ,_ IO -" fWd IQr ..,.._.,, (lppOtl\jfttllft .... .,,.,,,, ()my ·-'"O ~ s.lldy IVlll1' -_,.,.,,, alW'ltng Ml.,Y i. $UO I* hOUr. ~· ,..,., .,. -,, ~ of ~ 0111 ror ..__.... en•..,.._ TillAD uevoR. INC. MIJec-t ....... 0-.. ..... CAIMB l-~IY~ , To celebrate our 1 year aniversary we have d e· clded to liquidate our en- Ure inventory at Public Auction to make room for new shipments arriv- ing. Extremely large sclcection antiqu e furniture and bric-a -brac ilems P ARTIAI.. LISTINGS: (;arved sideboards, hall trees. slack bookcases. leaded stained glass win· dows, curved glass chln3 cabinets. drop front desk roll top desk. dressers & mim>n. chests & mir· ·roes. wardrobes, dining roo.m tables <all types), sets of dining room chr11, lamp tables. lamps, clocks (all types>. bun· dreds or Items too numerous to liAt OPEN FOR INSPECTION MONDAY ATIOAM UNTIL SALE TIME PLENTY OF SEATS & FREE PARKING s-do'Mt MffcpltS Ltd. I !2'2 loheChke HI 1714) 19J.7509 AucUoneen 1.. Durl~on & I\. Brown I QA -------lkydet 1020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tell Mom You Love Her This M othcr·s Day ~nd Mom a grttting all t~ world can share on Sunday. May 14th Express your love i.n a Daily pjfot MOlhef-'s Day Grc-ccing. It's easy. Write your message co fit one of our <httt convenient s1~cs and bring it co any Daily Pilot office prior to noon May 12th. Or, you may mail a dipping of the horde!' with your message and payment co Daily Pilot. HO W. Bay Sr., Box t 560. Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626. Ads come io rlirtt s1us: $10, $11. and S \ for the special l hild's si~ urd. (You m\Hr ~ undtt J 2 years of age tn c1ualify for the lmksc grc<ecng). If yuu wish you mav t rcatc-yotir own dtcor.ucd grecung. Using black pen dra" vour desi&n to lit one of the cloned outlines shown htrt You m .. y fill the CT1tif1: apace. Only words and lines dnwn v.iuh1n rht dotted lint' .. m tppear in your completed Mother a IAy .ct r--------._ ___ .... __ -------.-------, p~ ...... ---~~~ ------~---~ I I I I I r-----~~---~, I I t I I I I I I J I I I I f I I I I I I I L------J I 1 · I I I l-----~-----~---~-~----J ----~~-~-~~---~--------~---J ;f$~~1., \~~) .... $3 Jr )'Od.,.. hdp C01T1pcllin1 • ~c.blc getting oc ha~ "-"1 qucaclons all 642-~678. A. frimdly Oall1 PilOf lld-••M"f will be ttbd to hdfl yw Afld, if you likt yov a n 'hngt Y°'-" Moih«' O.y .td. Vou1 credit :, .gOOll wtth 0t M y0\1 may ~ '°°' M.antt Owitir nr 8ankAl'Dfncard ... . '• Nrmwretn1. freezer, top linewasberfdryer. Fum. amps. 832.6782 «foll Clubs-PGA , full 'psalcbed set, bag, ltavel )-c:tse. UMd twice, new • .,_Need tG:5 or best or-.fer. MS-1.Stc For sale. storage shed, It'll&', good shape, ~ ~1673-2595 BiQ&le bed, mattress & ;hot lpriql •/frame, 2 ')&JQPS • ..U:15" 9070 ....................... N.1.MOOllNG w~· sloop, '8900. Bkr. 631-5650 Boat sUp wanLed for 3'' sailboat. Calla.711M Reward. Slip for 44• vln· t.ae yacht. 12' Beam, C!ompl~ re1torcd, briatol • Call Dave, (213)924·1'31 or eves. (714)MW'rllarld-ta4 Slip waaa.t for rr Motor Saller, "wpt Harbor .,.. ........ ,,..1m ••=-~· tOIO ....................... b........, cw as -...t .,.. ·trtr. XllDt ~ ...--~-- I .. ·-·-.......... . • .... 1PU.Al>rt bm, Wll&.llfClle1rl*.lrltJll!Db. ::::r;.:~ Oft • -co ... Mt ',. JI~ ~·;1J N -4 ~ ' .\H /I• I I " " ' I o.L . •,(,-11) ALLEN OLDsr •. •.•U1L· ·<. \~·11 LA( (,•J1C rR:Jt:I'." ~ "/,NS IA<AJNA Nl<iUfl •0 , ... , _.., .. , •• ,, 831-0800 •74 Dodge Van Tradesman. Hi back scats, A/C, mags. PS/PB, auto. $3500. 645-0221 eves, 548-07$7 dys RAR WI C"I( C1 .t. r ~UN '"1 11J , I •1 ff ti 1 I I J 7 '> -l 9 J · 1 ' '• ------ WEIUY ct.IAMC~S A""UCICS ., • .. •If DAIL V N.OT i3Aud!1001.S 4-dr, Auto, air, anrl. ni.t radials. 2$26 ~RBOA Bl. VD S:WO. 912-4118 COSTAMESA --------------------'74 Audi IOOLS 2 dr. WllUY AM/FM cass. A/C, lo USID CAIS! ml's.:..$3200. 551-6679 P .P. w~·re tbe new Chevrolet i6Audi 1001.S Britsh rac dealerablp in th~ Irvine Jng green, t~n int, air. Auto Center. We nffd P 1 S ,, auto . R I H , yourusedcar' SUNROOF, I owner. JOE 24,000 m1 Nu tires. MAC PHERSOM ~~~~.1~~1 Mike C .. VROLET 1-;t 21 Auto Center Dnve IRVlNE 761-7222 "75 Audi IOOLS. 4-dr. auto. air, FM stcr, silver blue 39,000 m1 's Mus t sell ' SJ650 833-02221640-6399 -- Autos. N•w H00...,.01, Mew 9800 EXCELLENT Sa.ECnOMOF IMWRISALES We may have your next car in our inventory. Call us today' 811-2040 495-4949 OLUIGE COUNTY'S &' Sales-Service-Leasmg Roy Ccrver,lnc. Rolls fu>yce CM W .••••.••..•.........••.••....•................ ~ IS40Jamboree Newport Beach 64-0·6444 • · l\M/FM FREE J.!!~~~ TIWI Of P'UlCHASL Sl7t.OOVALUI 21$0 HAllOlt ll YD. COSTA MESA 645-6700 CREVIER $I SI 6 U OAOWAY UNfA ANA 835·3171 THE YlTIMA lE OAIVINQ MACHINE •USEDIMWs• '712002 4 spd <15314 I '73 Bavaria Aulo633JHR '13 20024.'lpd 300KBV '1SS30i Auto. (916M'I'V) '152002~pd.SR.137MUK '76 2002 ~pd Air 040 REV ·n l20iA SIR 117RSK ~losed On Sundays WANT&> TO IUY Quality used BM w~ ROY CARVER IMW 154-0Jamboree Road NEWPORT 8 EACI I 640-6444 BMW 2002, '76, At C. sun roof. AM /FM Blaupunkt cass. well ma in lamed. 1mmac so.ooo m1 's $7300. Monica 615·1217 Sell 1dle items 642-5618 Autos, M•• 9100. Autos, ti«,w 9800 Autos, Mew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• l '72 Capn. xlnt rondillon. new paint & mags. ~0032aft6PM CoH 9717 ·······.;~······· s:mo 898-~7 •DRIVE A• *UTILE ... * SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUN "111 ru 111 t 1111 I• 1111 • 831-1375 493.3375 EXCEUENT SELECTION IMSTOCKFOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY liALF.S-SERVICE PA £l'J'S.LEASLNG COSTA MESA DATSUN 21M~ HAH80R BLVD 540.6410 540.02 I l 1976 DATSUN 280%2+2 All the "goodies" 1nclud- 1ng AM /fo~M stereo & al- loy wheels. 25.000 miles. 136541 ). Priced to sell al ONLY $7140 Mlroca. Mmda/RMauff 2150 Harbor Blvtl .. C M 645-5700 1011\SO\ ,~SO\ • LINCOLN· ME RCUflY 2826 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA Honda Cmt· 1973 htcbck. lo mi. Good cond SH~OO C3 II 556-4135 •70 HONDA 600 n cnR. Runs. $400 or best orr fl44-4688 ----Jaguar 9730 ....•................•. 19bi XK Coupe. 2+2. 4 spd, must set• (\73-858.1 '15 Jai;uar XJSL. 1:U)OO m1. xlnt cond R.s t ot r t -8 8 !I· 4 4 2 2 •1 r c v c ~ H182 5775 9732 ·••····•···•··········· ·71 Inte rceptor lfiO mph c I a s s 1 l' . m u s t s 1· r 1900 off er 675 700~ 9735 L.;:;;;;.;;~~~;;;;;;;;;.al • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • •. • '68 Glua, blue. 68000 m1. auto. stick. good cond $2000. 842. 2680 '78 Mas '78 •• ·MIDIETS EQUl,,EO WITH AM/FM RADIO • LUGGACiE RACIC Ir CUSTOM PIHSrllKS E9UIPPED WITH AM/FM RADIO • LUGGAGE RACIC & CUSTOM '8HSTRU~fS Jaguar ~ 1RUlffl • BUY or LEASE -FROM TliE PROFESSIONALS 1976DATSUH 1210SB>AH 4 Uoor Automatll'. A~ 1-'.M & in excellent cond1t1 on Must sec' t733PPL> ONLY $2550 Mirod•RHal~1 Mcndo/Rl'ltault :.noo II arbor Blvd .. C' M. 631-5330 '71 Karmann Ghia $1.000 673-5716 9738 ····•••··•·••••···•···· miracle mazda '77 280 7. 4 sp1I, A <.:. 1\M 1-'M i.tcreo;tapt: 2150 Hcirbor II.cl Luuvrt>s Mmt. i8300 or Costa M•sa 645·5700 take over be !163 08G7 ----- Mercedes a.nz 9740 '74 8210. bristol rondlllon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s unroo f louvered shadow kit. i\/C nu tir~. $2295 615 1184 '16 DaL'lun 710. hke new. low m1 Must !-ell this wknd Re~l off<'r 840 :?135 DaL'lun 71. ~IZ lo m1. flood l'und • Sl.700 5J6 739:1 ·1s 280Z 2+2 i\ C l\M 1-'~1 i.tt.'rt•o wire whl·t•I-. Loaded onl\ 15() mlll'l- $1 .500 Off CllS.l 675 AA/I() ·n 8210 I llthhk 5 ~11CI R II. /\ <.'. white. "Cini c·ond ()14 ncr 6+C 5!183 ·1s 2807., xlnt. 14,000 m1 '· arr. AM 1FM. m11~~. $66(». 673-05..17 '13 240Z. i:d cnnd. mags. 4-sp, A /C. nu paint, AM /FM stcr S4600 971).\614. '15 280Z. 2 + 2. Jll opts. 24 .000 mr ·.., Xlnt 833-8850. wkdys. 199·4954. wkcndi. '11 240Z, 4 spd ~tick', mags. Ml chelins. I\ C. l\M t FM. nu paint 615-137\ '16 280Z 2+2. auto trans, AM/FM tape stereo. A/C. mags, 24,000 mi's. tmmac. $7350 673~ 9125 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 76 F1atX19, AM/FM 8 trJc. 11.000 rni.. i1ljll cond. $4500/bslofr. 7t'4-171·1588 --1972 Spydcr. new top, pmnt. & ball. AM tFM. $244.9. 990-9049 (114) '12 Fiat lZ4 Spyder. 5·spd, AM /FM, lo mi's, xlnt cond, $3000 or best offer 615-66111 /6'1~ 1970 F1at ll& Sport Cpe. 5 1pd. &atereo. t650. 552·~1.34 "Tt 124, '990. New motor, AM/FM . xlnt con d . 548.-19'5/00-lW. • '73 45() SL. dark rt.'d w,bamboo l'Oloretl mter en.use cntrl & new \Ires . ~~~~-Si~ HOUSE OF IMPORTS MERCEDES.BENZ '78 Executive Car Sale 450 SEL 280 SE Both cars have lo miles. and can he leased or purchased on our tiO mos proJ?ram CALL FOR A SPECIAL LEASE OR PURCHASE QUOTE CLOSEOUT! '71 Docl~ Surt.rVon1 4 to choose from ,_S6250 714/750-720 I 213/9214511 7 l .. /SZJ..7250 6862 Manchester Blvd • Buena Park -·, •..................•..• 1913MGI 4 speed. AM /FM :itcrt.'o. rallye wbetts & both top~ Like n~w· 164.lSBM l OHLY $2550 Mirode RnalH Maado/RetHIUlt 2100 Harbor Blvd .. C M 631 -5330 '11 MGB GT. Cherry, Bnllsh racing green. Lan intenor. $2350. 751 -5638 '65 MGB. New top, good con<l Nds minor work Make orr. '192·6083 HAt40 .. Wlt71 2 Dom-Sect. 4 &Offd IUIOfNllC rrans. rodoo ,,..,., 1IMI betl.O rwdtll tweo. oo.... • ..... .., '""" """ brlll<h. "'"y1 1n1...... 12 l!'()nlh unt• ... led :s•:•1:al2~';~~~~ :S1k 4'&t8, complet•HI•• andtervlce SUBARU BRAT 588°0 Dehw. 111\--Cl-LMGE saecnOH \ ,_. ... Oftl.-ery!! 17555 Bea ch Blvd. Huntington 8Hch 842-0675 s..p.,,..rk .. BRATS WAGONS AM Models 1971 Subaru 4x4 wi;n. new off road tires. J ownr. brwn w/tan lnC. .$4100. 495-6144 ··-- llAHo HlW 1'71 SUlilU 4 COO' 19<111\ IUIO rMt lilhC Oltnt bo0¥ •.Oe tn040•nQ ptn s1t1oe S1t1. •7•30 S•111• 'A26l6H54& colllplete sales ands.nice 17555 Beach Blvd. a 'Tt.. imrnacu.Jatr: AJl/FV, sb."nO. magi'. A/C. 4 spcl, aoots • nan6 sreat. 615-3408 • 76 cottou.A WGK· 4 cyL, auto traruJ . .Jl&di~ beater. <52TPJA>. $2777 . \ ~ . 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LIN...:ULN MlHL URY 2826 HARBOR BLVD COSTAMESA ' 71 Celiu GT Lftbact. ~· spd, lo mi, Arizona bei14t. beige iol, a lnt concJ. $11~/bSt otr. Call Mik-= 963-3222 or 964-1071 '75 Celie.a. GT. 5 spd. Air cond .. stereo. dean. $3750. 768-7613 l.9'17 Toyota lllbck s~ Loaded w /xtras. 12,000 mi. Perl. cond. S4356. l -595-9742 • ·-----'76Corolla lflbck. AM!F~ tape. A C. S3000-. 615·2358 TOYOTA MlHl-M/HOMIS 'JI El-RYDER <;,o.,o,. ........ Gtu '"'ttnUt *GYPSY r"' , 5<>11 c;o.,i ~<N···~ •DOLPHIN .. ,., .... ,,,s.- .....,OurP'OS111119- s.. ~-$7599 9'U\ Ta,. & LllOl!JinM ·-k.'9.._ ...... __ ... Bill. MAXEY TOYOTA . colllplete sales Huntington Beach ., •• I lf'oth l hcl. I• 1 l'J!.\ HuNllNC.f()o< HACH '7 6 MGI ROADSTER and se.-.ice 842-0675 4 speed. clec 0 L> • • • AM/FM. rally wheels. 17555 Beach Blvd. radials. "A beautiful Huntlnnton Beach lfavesometh1ni:you want Try .t Dall y P1l<.1t yellow with tan tnm ·· • to sell" Class1f1lo'<1 i.ds d<• Clt1Ssif1ed Atl to buy, st'll MINT ' "An extremely 842-0675 ilwell.6'125678 orrentsom~thin.i: · i m PD~~ 1 ale ca r ' · · Autos. Mew 9800 Aufo1, M~w ' 9800 Autos, H•w taoa t235 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••• CREVIER &I ~1 £ llOAOWAY ~ANIA ANA 8353171 lt<E Ulll ... ATf DPIVINC. "'ACHlt•E 9746 ....•.•................ '74 OPEl. LUXUX Auto .. air cond. Runs ex ccllent' <NPX748 > $1695 NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W.Coast Hwy. HB. 642·9405 Ponctw •...•...••..••.•......• '74 911 Cpe Blk/lllk. Load<.'d Best around IOM Xtras $15.000 675 i119-1 '13 91-1. Ii. \ C. AM nt ster 8-lr<t<'k 57.000mi's Xlnt cond Jo:vc., 11.3() !f795 l"orsche '72 91 IT Tar.:a 5-5pd 3000 mr on rblt eng. nu rlutch, pnt & tnp Mags S9500 ofr 640·09&>. 1·337 5802 66 912. Oranj!e. cn1<1 run~ good. ndi. int work. be~t orfer takes car C.ill aft 4PM.554 087fi '75 f'ORSCHE 914 2.0. 5 speed. AM 1Jo'M stereo. factory alloys. sporll> radials. s1><11lcr. a n d m o r (' ' T h 1 s beautiful 914 1s mint throughout '·· /\n c'\t·cp t1onal example•" \820NOY I CREVIER 0 1 $1 'HOAOWAY SAIOA ANA 835·3171 fH( UlfflO Tf OlllV1NG Mi!ICHINt '62 Porsche. rcd/bllt. xtnt appear ance &: perf. Restored tn 1976 56500 . ~-3613 '63 3565. needs work. malceoffer Call 49!M868, f99·3408 '66 9l2 5-spd. spoiler. new paint. tires. i1lnt cond $4800/bst. PP 631 ·08.'!6. '11 TARGA AIR. Sharp. aac too 1mall, Ofr/lrade. 832-67113, W ·2342 ~SCHIOWMMS Ivan's FOftlp car re. pain now havo one ol OC Coun ty's best, 911 mechanlca. 1885Harbor Blvd. Costa Meu 64S·l98'l WHY PAY MORE?? SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE '76 DEMO. FtAT Ill STATION WACiOH Beaullful metallic Bronze with matching saddle rntenor, factory air cond . automatic transmission. AMFM radio & mag wheels ••056230 w•ss66s6.20NOW 54595 '71 DEMO AA T 111 4 DR. SEDAN Classic wtute with black vinyl interior. factory air cond automatic. AM·FM radio. •0293937 wAs ss9~9.5o NOW 54 I 9 5 '77 HEW FtAT 131 2 DR. SPT. CrE. Tropical orange with black interior sun rool 5 speed transm1ss1on cvstom pin !Stnprng. air condrlronlng 110280514 '77 MEW RAT f 24 SrlDER 8flght red Witn black lnm, 5-speed. Dunlop chrom" wtre wheels. AM..f'M stereo. pin stnping. JOI 15606 ;;,.ss1s8t.55N0W 55795 '71 MEW 131 4 DR. SEDAN Classic white with saddle tan rntenor with gas saving s speed transm1ss1on, Michelin radial trres. disc brakes 110333712 · wAss5104 .s6NOW 54395 '71 NEW RAT 131 4 DR. SEOAN Colorful bright orange with brown vrrryl upholSlery 5 SPeed transmission. radial tires. disc brakes l!0345933 wAsss1 os.!>o NOW 54395 '71 MEW RAT 4 Dll SIOAM CZ to dMaose tr-ow.I Medium metalflc blue with bl.a< vinyl trim, 6 speed lransm1ss1on. redial tires. disc brakes. twin cam engl~. #0032680 -103<48345. ACT HOWi M TOOAYI UMITED Offlll SUPERB savaa DEPT: NICE SBKTION OF USED IMPORTS Cars tubl.et to prior Nie. All prices plus tax & lie Offer goOd 1111 Sun. 4·23-78 Ctoalng DICK MILLER MOTORS "T5 F\at, 128 ~ L. i&lnt cood Ca11 '4Ckm, Scott. Beltolrer. On U>e Sana.. Ana fo'wy '10 91111;, tnr. eltt anrt. 120 W. WARNER, AT MAIN "74 Ftat Sedan l~ Oood cond. Runs well 28 mp1- SWO/bel 6'15-3ll83 • • MERCEDES BE NI AM/FM 1ler, 111•11, Colorado driven. idnt ~. ,.. to •pproclatc 83 ,000 mi 's. $8500 842·'73S1 . SANTA ANA SS 7 -2132 t1l..!·~llilllll F I .tl T • • • • • Allie:'• Q • W ....... 0 $ ..... AllM. f lrW AlllM...... Allee.......... H•• ...... U.14 9bncfey: Aot1l23, 1078 DAJ\.V PILOT' PJI -··········-· .......... _ ..... ·········'"···.......... ....................... ............ ... ....................... . f 't.,... '761 ¥•a 11 t77f y, t17 C "" ffll ~.:•~!._ .. tt~O ,....., 9940 W..,UMCI .W..,Us9CI ....._U .. d ...... ••••••••••••••• •••'ti:'••••.............. • • ............................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ······················~ '-~ t .,. Gm: 1 ~ V'#. On e l 1la1... -· • afo "74 1'onl Gc'Qd Torina t ..... 99i} ,..._ 9'61 ,....._ '961 ~..&..~:-.:a-S.. llbllla ~ ·-» • a..-Waion. AC. PB, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -uw ~WA••tl •1MOorJCS411T • It PS. Xlnt O*haoJcally. Cl&alc '11 Oraodo. Jm· '71 Firebird, ~lun. 1 1910 BoooevlJle. •·dr. L1r1fJ11t ~ • ,. snsowolter. 87M158 mac cond, P IS. P /B, owner air & pwr 60 000 Ml.Wt MU. ~lira. 2970 • 'la!'MAniltll e:.~xi..t ~....!"l! • " it • -0.,,..uaooSta. w-A/C. •lerec>. ~la mL•.f'l~· · Gnac.LD.C.M. ·u.. "'' . :~ '"'---Or-. ~Sat· • • .• ~$7SO• -county.~. us.on• '11 PtNbll'd. ldnt cond. ¥9911 ,., • .i~!! __ .:_ __ _f "1'tL) ~--• It _...aftertpa:a Newtlres, AM/FM •ter ....................... . ?I... "" ~ Jhs•, nu OD,, DU • lit It "72 LTD B~· (old a.-ble ttH lluat sell. $l800. 557-8921 Vega CT WaJoa, red, (lllBBI) ndialt, =i.N. OVER I 00 • • w/bllt vny t,op, t>ll.: lnt. ....................... after&pn:i. lugg rack, overbawed a SQ .... 1111 tlr : : AJC, P/S, P/B, S1100. '8'1Vlatacrulaerstawin ....... YMCI ;:Sc!:!: ~~•mR~ ~·ililllli• .. ilii~ ..,.. ... tl;0.4.C., '8 ~ aut~ radials. CADIUACS R"""r:""MtU.•R e .. .,s, Alt rv Tom.d~ ..RunsOran good. SMC.Mat~•••••••••••-••••••••• · · H1tMn'O ........ .... clWI•·-& -Uc .-iFA. '1286 A..P.ll. 11.Tt .. feat: All, .... • tr, ma paJot, TOCHOOllNOM ~ .. ·~· tvtl. ~ YI· ge Av-. • -· ,_, back-••oo ill 16 •lot eond. '1050/ofr. AT ALL TIMIS '1\.-wftrtcftl• Call642·$Slt. ~ llHSfl. ..._1--..L.-LIASI.... ...._. ''41 'Tl Okla Wagon. &-pau, WESTCIBMAN V•o t772 J.~l'S 49._1131 14.,.,967 ....................... run power, r.ack, new IMPORTS ••-••••••••••••••••••• Cadillac 7 5 MAU IY steel belted Urea, Xlnt lMSH.arbarBlvd.,C.ll, 90lllYOUIUY . . hll power , Jeatber ~·So. Laguu., 7 14 64M 120 A US9 VOL YO, 2600 H.irbor BlvJ. power seats. (92f$WZ).. . . WES .... -SOtee ua ~~-S'"tvholerri Cmt1M~s.s540-9100 $6969 "10 ~-88. on~perp, ange ....,....ty a \'O 540 r•30 auto, ...-, etc. -. • H.w & u.-Headquarten. •;;iv 5CIJ.2910. * SP ORTS * • EC ONOM Y ~ • LUXURY * SPEC IAL WEEKE::ND na II s MAlfi'UIS VOLVO CADILLAC • t-'95-CGD-wrtl--bl-e-8'-ld_io_· VUU\SWAGEN 13~.~~l'~~IO smws ~!:....~ l owner. 54699 me.wrMm 2&26 HARBOR BLVD •~---------• 71 'CHIV. CAM.410 Paid~~:vw•a OIAN9ICOUHTY 30TOCHOOSE •n Klnaswood Wacon, COSTAMESA 9957 a-9.;;.•;;.·;..;1;..;.506_6_99_·_ .. _ .. _··-·-··-··-··-··--~---. 51550 OFFERS VOLVO 1\lll power. factory air very aood cond, new ... •••••••••••••••••••• Y5'.Bl Cordob9 561. 99 Approx. 2 miles north of ~.a t ta c 8 1teel belted' radials, Mii-9950 frt-.a-tell me I'm '77 CHI .,,.. .... ~--·t Pl••• EXCLU0 n'ELY VOLVO ....._, 1 ereo pe, · .. uto P/S P/B --• ..,.. _," cuua 1 1c 95" RZK ~u•"'1<&0 -Lars~VolvoDealer cniteconlrol,seoll.nelfr • • • ·--••••••••• .. •••••••••••• crazy, but 1 am glvln1 . ._ · .. . .............. . '3495 . COMMOllWE ALTH ·~ MOT<lRS,lTO. 1 '"41 b~t ,1 )\, inOran,eCounty! a .. dimmer, rear de. Xlnt trans '47 2 dr ORANGEOOVNTY'S away my •1s Pinto •75 FIAT X 19 s3999 BUYorLEASE rotcer, flreMist palnt, Malibu. Ni/ eng. paint, MIWIST · Runabout for only $l1~. LI 886 N • DIRECT wlre wheel covers & aut covers. rims, batt. UNOOLH·MERCURY Call '15lH'142. o. JA • .. •• .. •• • • • •• • • '2995 '3695 '4750 S.e ••r utecH• ef --4 c...-t '6dr ... u llSe4 C&"S c...,., • U .000 •II• •r I ............. Bill MAXEY TOYOTA I ... , l rott • l hd I C ' l'J ~\ , H l.)N f1"4C,f ()N If •(H : • 4 t ·' ....... >4t • ,: J'I,.} K • , --------·•~s ~A~lLLr~rs-:· ;;;.~~·~·~;;;; ~r§~r i1r!'.=~·~: ... LARGE 2025 S. Ma ..,... radio. 830-7821· $2500. SD-. Lak F t xlt $2495 Olds/Cadillac/GMC "' .. rIRVINe Eores e 58.ECTIOM OF Anahet'm 750-2011 '74 Chevy Monte Carlo, a.11"~5a3o USIDVW• S.D.f'l"wY.·AveryExil A/C, PtS. P /B, PJW, 110-7000 _.. ·m l42. 2·dr sl!d, 4•pd, LAGUNA NJGUEL $m0.00-0749 IN STOCICl!f a t nu" I t d (71 .. J ... ,~ L430 '78 Monarch Ghia. <&-cir llLl YATES -~~~O /bs~· :c~. ~.nP'. "" "" .,.. "J'JMooleCarlo.sandcol· VS. auto. air, AM /FM '6'61--RS HE ~ or, cocoa vinyl lof>, P /W· stereo, tape deck, vinyl 2828 HARIOR BLVD. • n..-v C '78 Cad Seville, extra locks. 6·way split seat, root, xlnt cond. $<1,350. COSTA M!IA SanJuanCapistrano 1961VOl.VO 142 sharp, celebrity owned AM /FM s tereo tape Ph:l92-0352. 837-4800 49]..4511 COUPE..4 speed, factory Palm Sprinp car, only deck, cruise cnlrl, till ''JS W1n, rare I cyl, al ond k l a ml M t t whl xlnt cond u ooo '75 Mont.ego, broni.e, 4-dr, loaded, A/C, auto uans, '70VW Bug, looks & rum r c ·•new 1 yb ue l..,OOO · us see oap· mi's.~P.P. ' steel be.lted tires, P /B, stereo, cuatm inter /ex· super. $12SO. or offer. paint " r uns wel l. precbte. $9995. Dlr. P /S, A/C. Xlnt. cood. t.er, •tetl belted tlret, lo 496-746levea. (~YSI07S ~ 1963 Con•$225. '2250.6'5-3419. mi's,~ofr.540-4614 '61 VW Bus. RecenUy rblt )llJtlF™ .. ft wtn 642·5370 '73 Colotly Part wgn. Like ~ 9960 eng & trans. Clean ·r-.•'76 Seville $9200• Im· 063 Nova 370 4 .spd, nu, wife'acar,only60,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• machine!$1S00.6'6-1481 ~;.Ooli7tla M•• mac,loaded,nuradials, bullt·283, new tires, mi.Mustaell.m.1320 1974 Ply. Satellite Sta. · --P.P.ll36--0757. W 9 P/S P /B Street legal Dune BUCIY· mags. many xtras. Mlnt91J 9952 ag. pUS., • • Xlnt cond. xtras, ready 'fBStaUOnw"n 4_5pd nda '1'1 Sedan DeVille, Eves;ll!n-3256 ••••••••••• .. ••••··~··· Air, Gd. tlrea.btra,?•· togo $2000 963-1354 1t pp ~200 gorgeous buckskin, fire Cooler. air s oca.s, _ · • some wor • · • .,. · mist lthr pwr se1tt.s wire 73 Monte Carlo. xlnt cond. '67 Mustang In XL NT trailer hitch, CB Radio '73 vw sqbk, reblt eng. 5.57-GS:iO wbl;, AM/FM st~reo-Blue/White, best offer. COND! But needs paint, ind. Good Cond. $1,800. cassst.er,gdoond.S1600. '13 Wagon, auto, air, tape,t.Jlt&telescopewbi, 548-7541 Sl500.ss7.sus 9215.0range,S.A. 9$.tJ67 stereo, rddlals. Very autol.r\lftk, temp contro1, "76 Impala Wgn, loaded, '65 Mu,,tanc. gd cond, •Plymouth Valiant '12 4 ,,...VWB r 'bit s harp. Bes t oC!e r . auto lights. Mulit sell. :.i.ooo mi.PP. $850. 548-3140, leaved .,.f><l\ n. .. rt "" ug, sunroo • re 898-8968 PP. Take over lease ( th oor. _.....,. ""•• pa y . eng, good trans car. Nds w/oplion or purchase 751·1231 message a no ome. _833-__ 1653. ______ _ body wk. $.SSO. 646·3'787 1977 244DL. Air, auto. $9150. Mainl records '66 caprice, ldnl running '66Sale bats & pieces or all '76 Arrow 16,000 mi's. .66 Bug w/sunroor good PIS, AM-FM stereo, pvt avail. 639·0962 days, cood,xlntdeal. Gr:eat 289 eng. bored & xlJ'lt cond, $29SO/oHer. condition. $'150. ' pty. 833-213'7 M'l-4224 eves. 894~39. built3,000M548·2089 aft 6 SSl-80.15 1011 \SO\,\ ~O\ • lltKOlN .... lnl UH1 C&ll499-J868, 499·3408 '7~ Volvo 244GL sedan, m~ Sedan DeVUle, 13,000 Cllryshr 9925 ·1~ Fs~bck, ".-8, 57K, aut~.73 --P-ly_m_ou_lh_S_a-te-IL-1t-c-. -4 . ---69 VW Fastback, good air. snrf. I owner. 4·spd, rru. Cull pwr,. AC, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• air, li~e nu in & out. This dr, vs, auto, air, clean, tn..... 9767 rond., must sell. $1000 or copper ~/leatherette int. paint, xlnt inl. Call Must sell! '7'1 New car ts outstandin g! new paint. Runs good. .. ••••••••••••••••••••• bstofr. Aft 5. 546.7058 Very ntce cond. Must Roger6'1S.52S3; 551·2338 Yorker. <I-cir. lkougham. 963-814.3 $995. 540-8644 "'7 TR M y · l --seU. $4795/bst ofr. Call ,; Im pp a;n4193 '' '1. aroon ic ory '72 Bus nice cond clean Mike963-3222or964·1077 19'10 De Ville, gold. Xlnt • · · · · '65 Mustang Deluxe 289. ·70 Satellite, air. P /B, ~..!,i~~ic ~~ t-,':5{i~ runs ~ell , good' tires: 74 V 1 Sl W t' k cond. Loaded. $1650 or ColltiMfttal 9930 loaded w/xtrs, gd run P/S. lo mi's, since over-.. ,.... · ..,_.,, • reblt eng $2600. 640-7~ 0 vo 8 gn, s .'c • best. 540-1421 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. gd Pill & uses no oil haul. Xlnt transporta· 1J> TR 7 Burgundy -AM /F M. aar. s3.2so. ,._ 9917 Mark fV '72. Xlntcond. Lo ~.842·2308 tion, $650firm. 968·t>\83 •. . '72 VW bus xlnt cond 673·5873 ~ · AM FM CB wfsilver ptn strtpes, xlnt $2800 Sta k • d ·1 . -••••••••••••••••••••••• au, nu eng. . ' . '68 Must. Lo mi :ill xtras POftttec 9965 cood. Must see. Many · c · g mi eage. Alltos. UMd 73 Camaro LT t y pe SJSOO/bsl.640-7015 t si-so '67 L'ord con, .. xtras 14 000 mi 898-3934 968-9761. Aft 5pm/wkdys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM FM . I , -9912 c n ' .. ,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • / stereo, air. x nt Conette X!nt $12::i0. 645·9535 '70TEMPEST4·DR t714) '76VW7 passbus,orig .AMC 9905 cond , $2800. (213>••••••••••••••••••••••• 6-l2·4062 •$29S• Yallsw-9770 owner. (act maint. Air. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '39-3179 •CORVETTES ....... ::;;~••••••••••• snrf, AM /FM. trailer71Gremlin,aJr,PS,auto '14Must.angll,2800CCV6, 631·3760 hitch, Z.bed, curtains. nu trans. 58,000 mi. $875. '7'1 Camaro, silver, T·lop, llG SELECTION auto, air, new tirt>s, xlnt .68 Pontiac Station 1975 VW radials. loaded! 45,000 644·2145 eves. A/C, auto. $5700. Call 1963 TO 1978! cond. $i!390. ~29__ Wagon, good condltlon CONVBTllLE mi 's-Must sell immed! 640-7154 HOWARD Chew olet '66 Mustang, body gd 549-12161 With AN/FM cassette, $4.750. Only serious 1816 AMC Spor~atpout '11 Camaro, AM·FM caas. DOVE&QUAJLSTS. cond, $1000/bstofr. fadial Ures & only 36,000 quabried buyers please. Wagon, 31,000 m1, IS, lmm.accond. MUlt aeJI. !Near MacArthur, Jam· 548-4258 inllea. t280MOR >. 979-0188. cPl/eanS, ~~;..!381 95· Very 6'5-2911 boree & Bristol) . MUST SH!!! · .,.... ....... · NEWPORT BEACH 1966 red convert. blk top, '72 VW Super Bu1. LT l I I ·73 Grand Prix. Cully eqpt. nu paint. xlnt cond. $2200/8 .0 . 640·8368. 213-594-0712. MJrocJ. AMtFMcasa, .,ood con· '71HMnet,4dr .auto.AC, '75Camaro .Aulo,ar, auto. 6 cy. mmac. " PS 1llnt cond yellow AM·FM s tereo , nu '78CORVETI'E 67s-2000ofc 499·393_1hm .,.. Fireb'ird ~..,,VS, PS, . Mazda/Rettemff dition. 536·13U or • • · radials.Xlntcond.$3995. ......_rocecar, -""" ·2150 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 968-3553 54.S-354.1 ·-r '65, fixer up pr. PB, air, muat sec. $1600 • --•·.:-L 9910 645-1091 . PP.(714)540-7S59Ken .. """ or o ffer. 831·1'124 ; • 645-5700 62 VW I t _,.,. ...,.,., L Z~.:~~~~~~ ........ 5 1899 '75 HONDA CIYIC: Lie. 418 NBZ ........... , .••• •71 FOU MUSfAN~ Uc. 033MXA ............... . '65 FOIOMUSfAH'i lie. 033MXA '71 PORSCHE 91 If Lie. 318 NBW '7' FIAT 1315 l ie. 923 AFC ............... . '75 COUGARXR7· Lie. 705 NXR ............... . '7 6 MEICIDES 210 Uc.. 929 PVK 5269 5279 UICI HEW , runs " n . new '67 C SI I 00 '7 pd 32M "'·II 631 5019 494-7140 arry ----I •h bk f l d ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clftllllro 4. 4-s . . .-u pwr. ----·------1!'! ":t!~itl~~~1!df~: ~~t 'ge;e;~to:~~g;~r '78 Regal: fully loaded, CallSSl·382'3 A/C, wht w{lan Int. Mint Alltos, Mew 9100 Autot, Mew 9100 Atit01, Mew 9100,A.ttot, Mew 9100 $1875. ~ bst ofr. 770-0881 2'.000 ma. p /$. stereo. Clile•ralet 9920 cond. 840-21 8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••-••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tape, P JW, T JW, A/C, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ec.m.r t 9l3 1974 VW 71 Westphalia Pop-Top, xtra clean. $4500. 644·7829 ; •• ;t.•••••••u •••••••• good cond. S2700. 1916 CHEVY XR ..... n.. ... 'd ~oo 412 WAGOH 540-4706, Cosu Mesa '70 RJ•i«a MOMTICAlLO '76 7· r u...,-eq,..p · .. Automatic t.ran.1. " very • $1000 494.9IJ37 cu ln. eng. 35,000 ml. dean! <268LFJ). '73 VW 412 Wagon, air, Automatic, pwr. steer-$4800. 673-5633 ~y -610 radio radials $1825 '78 Cent"'"" 4 dr, FM. tilt in<. air cond .• lilt wheel """.. -• ' · -" & Landau top. Uke new· •77 COUGAR Mlrode R...an 644-502l5 whl. A /C, 48•000 ml, only 18 ,000 m II u . Auto. tran.s., factory air R It . clean. $2900. 644·7829 Mcada/ fttCIU 61 Bu&. snrf, reblt eng, (l.30RFA>. conditioning. radio. Lan- 2100 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. or ig cond. r adia l s, '73 Buick Regal. burgun· ONLYS4S90 dau top. Just over 5,000 6 3 l·S330 $625/Beslofr 968·5563 dy, blk leatherete, \•in Miracle lteMIH miles. 1930TDll. , roof, alr , P/S, P/8, P /W, u-...t-/R _...... tt.-999 lt74 VW, clean. runs ex· 70 v.w Convert Bug tiJL Xlnt cond. Must sell. ..._ .,._.. ~ cellellt $2500 846.2527 Oass1c. showrm cond. lo $2395/bst ofr. Call Mike 2100HarborBlvd., C.M. 540-S6JO Bev. ev~. · ml, bcstofr PP. 492-67~ 963-32Z2or9&4·l07'7 6ll-5JJO Autos, Used Autos, UHd Autos, UHd Alltos, Used ............................................... ······················· ...................... . "" s2599 fOttD .... ,0 122SABI lt74 52899 AUDI 4DOCX 11 2LXG lt7$ $ 8 cu'rr4:~ 2 99 "" DATSUN Ulla.. M7NZI 53199 "" 53499 1911 JOaD $4199 DAfSUM PAllMOMT' PICKUP court (122502) (748TZV) tf7' OLDS 54299 ~· 4DOOa F . CA~~C $4199 ·~~r s5499 CPI. Dl¥1L1L...... · Wmt Uta&., ( '11 rzs• ~ ( 1083387) "n'°'° . ""'° lllMAIOU1' (8&8SZI) 53399 ~ s41 00 ·~ S6799 MOMTI CAM.a 7 7, • IU.,_ •AH (07 PCFI ( 1'38898 . 1011\SO\ & SO\' • LINCOl N • M[ RCURY 2626 HAAeoa BLVD COSTA MESA Dodge 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Oart4 dr, xlnt lran1 Sl ,000. 963-8083 aft 6pm Ford 9940 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l .. •,ttt•tlff•N .... o.te•r••*•' ., .. .,.,. ... __..c .. ,, ,....._. "12 Gal SCIO. 4-dr, sed. AIC. nu tires & ball, PS/PB. Vln top. Mutt sell fast. $1000. l>P. 968-4201 · '64 Falcon Convert'l, fair running cond. SSOO . 642-8408 74FORDLTD Factocy alr conditioning. power 1teerio1, power brakes, radio, healer, vin1lrool. (786KYI). $2555 ~5830 1011 \SO\ & SO\ , 1 INI IH N Ml ll<"IJHY 2826 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 'IT Ct'7 Sq, tJJ( 0111. mJ. Full pwr. llint~cond. OrlJ. owner. $1050. ai.- U62 Ford Mercury Comet '350/beat oiler Call "2-$370 • GRAND OPENING SPECIAL FLEET DISCOUNTS THIS WEEKEND ONLY! ! ! '78 CONCORD 2 DOORS - 4 DOORS -STATION WAGONS .·•79 JEEP CJ 1 78 CHEROKEE CJ-5 .. & CJ..7'• CALL 847-9 551 N OW! --~---------------- •• • 4 ' -,. NEW 1978 TOYOTA . PICKUP Chrome bumper, Del Bar mirrors. (RN23-07 4920) llCFS SAU PRICE 5434500 CAMPER SHELL ftc SALE With The Purchase of my New.Toyota ~ic ... Truck in our ~ stock at ti.-ofipwcllCne. NEW 1978 TOYOTA COIOUASl·J LIFTIACX 5 Sl'HD AM/FM stereo. styled steel wheels. rear window defogger and much more. CTE5Hl71495l. WAS $4982.50 IKE'S SALE PRICE 5457650 NEW .. 1978 TOYOTA COIOMA 4 DOOtt Power $feerlng. luxury edition, AM/FM/MPX radio, custom pin .__ stripes. custom wheel well mdgl., · custom r ocker panels. (RT105-071477). WAS 5'473.SO IKE'S SALE PRICE s532f50 NEW 1978 TOYOTA. COIOLU 2 DOOlt SID4H Custom side mdgl. stripes. CTE31314197J. WAS $3690.00 IKE'S SALE PRICE 532 We are working hard to give you o whole MW way to buy o car. and we 'v e got o completely new policy l n our service dept •••• fast, courteous service you can depend on. C.ome in and see us ••. you'D be ~ you did!! SE HABLA ESPANOL "OLE" YOUR VOLVO HEADQUARTERS '77 VOLVO CLEARANCE SALE SEE OUR #I CLEAN AIR CAR 1977 VOLVO 26.4 GLA 1977 VOLV0·264 GLA 1977 VOLVO 264 GLA NEW '78 VOLVO 2445 ·Auto .• PIS., P/B, air, custom pin stripes. (VC26465Hl040791). . Auto .. P/S, P/B. power windows, l,lir cond., custom pin stripes. (VC28465H1042005). Auto .. PIS. P/B, air, power windows, custom T-top sunroof. (VC26465H1-046091 ). 4 speed. tinted glass, power brakes. (VC24445L 1-321121) WAS SI0,290 IKE'S SAl:.E PRICE $8578' "71 TOYOTA COIOM4 2 DL HARDTOP 4 speed. radio. red. white root. Nice car. (727EKS). s1999 "74 TOYOTA COIOUA J DL SIDAN .C speed, AM radio, heater. It's nice. Under 30,000 miles. (196957}. 175DATSUH IJIOSIDA.M 4 speed, air conditioning, vinyl roof. 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Inn........_ 6-U. ..... 1--DL .,_. 1-U. ....... t-a. ,.,... Brown and Casson Ben Tem leton & Tom Forman eoo MUST Love 1l4E \VeAK "" .. • --- ._ME MADE 50 MANY OF U5 • . •• [ • \ RMADUKE® YOUAQG JUST APcRABL.E! OH, 1 LOVE" VOLJ , 100 MARMADUKE/ • GORDO I/ ;. W.HAT15 THE 11'./EEK" FROM IHE HOT WAl.Ef<f All< IN THIE PIPESf ' .. Brad Anderson _Gus Arriola PILOT THSTI YOURSELF s..I .. ~ • I ..-.l IO "Asa,• f...-Y ~ W ~ M.. lllw ..... NY. 10022 W.1 .., S5 tiir ~ ~ Sorry. .. can' -ollln. FOR KATHLEEN O'RED.LY. direc- tor, Consumer Federation of America sa.ce ,o.•re .i.o • direct« of ... s.. o., Board, pa... apla1a the abaof tlaelleyJS-0.,0bMnaoce. -Baell R. S.,.._, Beacliwoocl. N..I. • Our aim Is to make everyone aware of the most attractive solution to our energy poblems -the sun. It's free. nonpoDut· Ing, safe and plentiful. Using solar energy also aeates new )obs and lowers utility bills. This national day of celebration can spark the impetus needed to bring about • the widespread use of solar power. What Wiii Sun Day be another Earth Day? Earth Day did f°' the environment, we hope Sun Day can do for promodng a transttk>n to solar energy. Most consumers an? already too famlll.ar with ri5lng fuel costs. but not enough people realize that solar energy is avallab&e now and ls ecoriomical now, loo. Scheduled activities across the country range from teach·tns to energy fairs to solar-home tours. FOR BRUCE DERN, star of Coming Home I think .laae Foada te • troablemaker aacl • ~ SIDce 90• etarred wttb liter ID Co111 ... Ho•e. what do JOU tblak of lier? -8 . .1 •• .lefla-eoa c~ Mo. • I found her to be a bit contradktOf)I In that, although she's strong on .certain points In theory, st. has a tendmcy to do the reverse. From an acting point of vtew, st.'s the most profes- sional woman rve ever worbd with. and the most disdplined. She·s extremeJy supporttve and Oatie. She aho is one of the most attractive 40-year~ wonwn I know. FOR 1RACY AUSTIN. tennis star Do ,... 11.ne • pm.ate ttlt... -clo ~ ido ,...,. ec:boolwork 011 the road? -8 .M., lake Chadee, La. • Since rm never away from school for more than a weelc, It's not necessary for me to haw a M«. When I know rm going on a trtp, I get my assignments fof the next few days from my teacher. Fnt thing I pack are my boob -work at my lllSSlgnments while rm traveling and when rm not playing er woticlng out. Ifs a good arrangement -rm new:r too far bdmd or loo much ahead of the.-of my class. FOR PHU. DONAHUE. tails-show host w., do ........ clo laON ............. ..-.1 .. It what tile P9blk: _._ .. ? ba't It •afak to ... __....-. tlw!ycaa'ttfdU. a ward? -E.V. BeO• at-. WaM. • True, many of us In this game are accused of taldng too much. Of course, tdeally, the guest does most of the chatting. However, 90IM guests share vey lltde while others floet a bat· t.leshlp of words .-ound a rowboat ol thought. When this hap- pens, the host has to step In and try to control the barzmd of words. And thin the hast rkks crttldlln fer '"tabag too much ... FOR THE •ASr EDROR .I.ct, c.ter -clac:rtba heneU u •a llCM1Natfe &om C.U.H..D (Georgia).• SIDce ltouaal .... are .,.oa,•ou wttb ltot1.MWork. aad I dot1bt tllat ou PNeldea1'• ............... doe9...,,. rd.., ........... ..._. w.. ptc:tme o1 ltenelf. -N.11 .• Pocatello, lclalto •You coWdn't be more wrong. Judy Car· ter runs ha house and takes care of Juon James. 2. without the help of a maid °' a cook. She hates housework, though: "The jobs I dread most are the big ones -wash· Ing windows. deaning woodworic . scrub- bing wax off the kitchen flcxx. Evayday Does she enjoy ho~work? c:hora -deaning the bathroom, making the beds and vacuuming -I put off for as long as possible." But she loves cooking, ~es pedally when I have plenty of time '°' complk:ated recipes. Our faVOrite Is a chicken· and-mushroom fondu. What takes Judy away from these domestic tasks is her volun- tfff wodt {Of the ERA. much of which she does on the phone from home FOR TINA TURNF.R. recording star How do yoa pue all thoee ltoan whlle trHeUng to ,oar cOllCel1 data here aad •broad? -C.S .• Snaaaab. G.. e I used to read comk:s. Then I decided my mind could use a bit of Improvement. so I took up serious reading. As well as teaching me a lot about life, tt also hnproved my vocabulary. I used to get embarrassed when big words that I could not understand were flung at me. Now I do the flinging. I also meditate -to digest aD I swallowed. Ttrne goes much qWcker now on planes and trains than it did when I read comics. FOR MARLIN PERKINS, star of Mutual of Omahas WiJd Kingdom E...., tltDe I ,ell •t my eoa few keeping • eaUe u • pet. ltle ...,__ le tbat that'• liow your lowe of wtJcllJfe ............... t1 -F.M .• S.U-. Kaa. • Yes. As a kid tn Kansas, I caught snakes -along wtth frogs, turtles and Reid mice. Much lata'. when I stwiled molpgy at the University of Mls.ourl, my &andlady almost had a heart a~ when I told her my pet king snake escaped from my room (and was ncwr found). FOR ANnfONY PIETROPINTO. author of Beyond the Mc* Myth Do 909 .... wttlt llaebotaaal. wbo eakt, I thlak, •oet wa•-&o.e to be baclly U..ted? -11.G •• Caatoa. Oltlo • This macho myth must hfve some truth to It. Recent resean:h on love reveals that when the sympathetic navous symm Is~. as It may be when one Is being tromped on, people may oonfuM tflls arousal with feelings ol love rather than fear or anger. But, eventualy, even the densest damsel lllnds to c:.ud1 on If.a ll's not kJiM thal has her blood boiling. CON C.-c9..... no a G. ..... G. L-. A. "s++ S. ....... 5-fonl UnMnlly. Califon8 . PRO All> con The gDlll of ec)og«ion is to provide the llUdmt wtth tha abl1lty to think at- ticalllj, lndepeitde.1dij and to 90lw complex problems. Of late, many cols &eges have tended to popu1amie lebm· ~. aDowtng themtelva to become weJt.. agenda, enc:ounta ~. poltical fronts end 90d8I dubs. Col- lege curricula ba98CI on a:pa'lence alone, skipping from one spntual life experience to the next, II not meaningful when It lacks the ltr\lcture of a val- ue syarn that NSUlts fn ICandmda dcwloped through generations of teflec:tlott. Each time students dlvat their attention to the &ta. thay are foregotng the klndtoltub.tai't· tlYc leamtng opportunity that we can pr°'1lda bast -a capactty to enaJyze sltuatk>nt objecttvety and demon· atrate a high~ of competence and tpedftc ~ Should Colleges lldum To Traditional &uclB? lndulions of higher educdon saw two pwposa: to expand our knowt.dge and~ of all that Is around us and to trans- mit such lcnowtedge to suc:ca- llve gcneratklns. To return to tradltloneJ studla would requn that an aducadonal Institution re- dhct lta l'C90Ul'Clel, both human and ftnand.I, oway from theM two functions. While some~ of the beslcl (I.e., traditk>nel subjects) ts I'« ry. such should never be emphamed to the point of lmltlng the growth of knowledge. Even now, the trend tOWMd lncrastng sp«Mhatlon Is becoming 0 necawy upec:t of furthcrtng knowtedge. Students are becoming ~ burdaned wtth matertal that has to be dlgated for them to be tndy educated. Does your low 'tar' feel like a · lot of hot air? Feel the refreshing coolriess of L SUPER LIGHTS Its the special coolness that only comes from K([)L. The kind of refreshment you've never had before in a low "tar~ \ America~ t 9 ..... '111'. 0 .8 ...... •· lllr cignt11 llf flt ....... most refreshing f. low 'tar' cigarette. mg~ 'tar' in both sizes. ·. Warning: The Surgeon Genlfll Has Determined That Cignne Smoting b Dangerous to Yow Hell1f\. • "They don't 8t any stereotype; they're an extremely broad group. The only things they have in common are that they're highly intelligent, motivated and organized." Top prizewinners Philip King (3rd), J~ph Tam:t (2nd} and Michael Briggs {ht) glue a vlctoty handshake. By Pam Lambert The news came over the school loudspeaker as John Rainbolt was sitting In his math analysis class. "All the kids went wild , and I almost feD out of my chair," says the 18-ye.ar-old from Independence, Mo. Sally Dennis of San Antonio found out when she was called to the prlncipal's offlc4r. And Tricia Furlong of Loretto, Pa., says she wa.s wonied when she was called out of her chemistry class to find several of her teachers gathered In the hall wearing serious ex- pressions. "When the ~ said to me, 'We had a phone can.· I was really worried that something had happened to someone In my family," recalls Trida, who .has eight brothers and sisters. a.t ....... of bad ...... what Trida, John and Sally found out was that they had been selected as among the country's 40 most promising young ldentlsts In the p«estiglous Westinghouse Science Talent Se.-ch and would be flown to Washington, O.C .• to compete for $67,500 In teholmhlps. Althot.-gh dwy ... • com-- mon Interest tn science, John, Sally and Tricia are as different from one another as they are from the stereotype of a young scientist -the skinny kid with shot1 hair and thk:k horn rims who feels at home only with lest tubes or telescopes. John, a minister's son, has a solldly built 185-pound body that testtfles to his enjoyment of spom. As an offensive back on his hlgh school's varstty fOotball team, John was named player of the week In the Kansas City area. He also enjoys rock concerts and works 20 hows a week In the l"(lalntenanc;e department of a local hospital. Seventeen-year-old Sally Dennis, the daughter of an Afr Force physician. has lived In several states but Is now back In her birthplace, San Antonio. She Meet the young scientists on our cover. In the foniground IS Mary Kroening, a second alter- nate from San ()Mgo. Behind her en Donna Pldcrell of~. Ohio, and Peta Sandbom of Fort~. Colo. In the third row ar. San Art- Is a serious ballet student and was a finalist in the San Antonio Miss Teenage America contest. The smaD diamond Sally wears Is • a promise ring &om a former schoolmate who Is now a fresh- man at Texas A & M, where she plans to go to college this fall to become a psychologist. Trtda Farl~ 18 u outgo- ing as one might expect a mem- ber of a family of nine children to be. At Bishop Carroll High School in Ebensburg, Pa., 17 - year-old Trida is a studenl-gov- emment secretary and was a nat- ural choice to be selected by the Westinghouse finalists to speak at the awards banquet. As one of Tricia's classmates who made the three-and·a-half hour drtve to Washington to see her durtng the competition said. "It's not f! If she spends aD her time In the ABOUT OUR COVER tonlo native Sally Dennis on the left and Trtda Furlong of L.c:ntto, Pa., on the right. From left to right In the last row ant OanJel Grossler of West Onnge. N.J .• MtchMI Hirano of lrvtngton, N.Y., and Jonathan Feinaein'of Menlo Park. Calif. biology lab. She's not an egg- head; she has a normal life.'' The judges of the competition agree that the young scientists. all In their last year of high school. are a diverse group. Or. Stuart Hauser, an assistant pro- fessor of psychiatry at the Har- vard Medkal School. said, "They don't flt any stereotype; they're a broad group. The only things they have In common are that they're highly intelligent. motivated and Ol'ganlzed." Or. Hauser was one of eight judges who Interviewed the final· lsts during their five-day stay In the nation's capital. The judges had the dlfflcult job of seJectlng the 10 students who would re· cetve echolarshlps ra.nglng from $4,000 to $10.000 (all other flnaltsts would rec:ie!ve $250). When the students weren't Not pictured on the cover are Philip King of Rum90n, N.J .. the third-place wtnner; fourth-place wtnner Samuel Weinberger of New Rochelle, N.Y.; sixth-place wtnner MlchaeJ Mattis of Scan· dak, N.V.; and first altanate Robert Klerer, of lrvtngton, N. V. struggling to answer judges' questions, such as "What is the temperature at the bottom of the ocean?'' they enjoyed a busy schedule of science-oriented sight-seeing, chmaxed by a 10- minute meeting with the country's most famous former engineer, President Carter. The young scientists also exhibited their projeds at the National Academy of Sciences. Their displays reflected the di· verslty of their Interests. The robot built by 16-year·old Jonathan Kaplan of New Yori< City delighted visiting children at one end of the Academy's Great Hall. And, a few feet away, 17- year-old Robert Klerer of Irv· lngton, N.Y., made the com· pute:r he had programmed play music ranging &om "The Star- Spangled Banner" to the theme from Star Wars. Meanwhile. his classmate at bvtngton High School, 17-year-old Michlo Hirano, explalned how he had stmulated deep ocean conditions with a darl<ened refrigerator to do his projects ~th mlcroscopk ooeanlc plants. s.n,o...t.•owect ecnp- boel&a containing swatches of fabric she had dyed <We the Cont~ Conliiwed course ol four years and 1. 400 tab on the nature ol dye-bond- Ing, whle the youngest ftna.list. 15-year-old Samuel Weinberger ol New Rochelle. N.Y .. fielded quadons about his wodt In mathematical theory with preco- cious poise. I How had Weinbager's pannts ruaed to ha rdeak>lll! Samuel. who Mady has been saudying ClOlege mad'I at Cnla•mhla Uni- wnlly wMe eo1npldi19 his last year ol high IChool , replied, "l think they're happy, but they didn't tt.aly say. They do not want me to get a sweled head." But ewr'I Smnuers cool was tested when he won fourth ptzie and a $6,000 scholinhip later In the week. Eighteen-year-old lance Johnson ol Sprit Lake. Iowa. estimated that It toolt him as La~ Johrwon demonmmes the machine he built.. many as 1,000 hours to do his ~ on the deterioration ol nylon filament used In weed-cur- ting devas. but he said that tm modle:r, a bridge teacher who Is ~to bec:m1m19 a life mas&er, had never been able to teach him the game because he "dktn'I have enough pattenc.e." As the judges toolt stock ol the finalisas. the students were busy getting to know one another. 'For many. the progiam provided their 6rst opportunity to dJ:sa.m theJr wodt with pea'S who could understand them. At dinner one night, a~ ol ftnalsts amused themselves by writing chemical formulas that made jokes on paper napkins and passing them around the table. One student. Robert Duncan ol St. Joseph, Mo .• sakt. "Whenr 4dM can you talk about Thomas's tHts lcalcutus textbooks) ewer dinner aoept at Thonas's house?"' Many of the students Welt! .... so kI4* ! d by the odl8 cor*5- tants that they woeidcted f 1heir own seJe.ctlon hadn't been a mistake. Seventeen-year-old Judith Benda ol Honolulu, who won Mt. place, said, "They're aD obviously lnaedlily smart, and they know about things that make your_jaw hang operi." lii4Jit!llltve • the flna8sts were In their own &e.lds, they made oc- casional. .....mgly t..nart dips. MB he'd dropped olf the students for dinner at an Italian restaurant one night, a bus driver commented, "'They may be geni- uses, but a few ol them left their c:oaas on the bus." The students' ~ b their achievements are almost as dlwne • they •e-Hal the !J'OUP has at lmst one PlftJ1l worldng In a dmae-1'' ! field, and many. such as 18-year- old Philip King ol Rumson, N.J., credited having a scientist parent with sparking their Interest In sdence. Philip, who&e system to diminish the chance of earor In computer computations won him tt.-d prizle and an $8,000 schol- anbip, said, "Bads. In second ~ they had bs write our c.. Na klMdilll• to show olf bow wel wi printed. J Sllld I wanted to be an eledrlcal engineer, just like my father." But having a s-ent dotng sim· ilar wodt was sometimes a hind- rance, as In the case of Robert Klerer. who was named ftrst abema&e for his program to ~ Input from one oompu- ter language to another. He recaDs that his father, a pro(essor ot aimpute:r 8dence, Mbied to discourage me. He said I couldn't do it." Robert added with a unie, ~ he doesn't know mudt about ... pmticuls tape. .. s-.. I s a1"' , their 9JChools with ~ them; others had thanks b pmticular teachers. Seventeen-year-old &egg Tard of Arlington Heii#s. II.. who. prq.:t in- volved fa. yeas of observing A&tcan JJebra finches. Slid. "It was my bk>logy teacher who gave me the motivation. Ewr mae freshman year she said, 'We're going to enter Westinghouse, 7th place winner La~ &rgman and his fruit Pies. and we're going to win. - Saly Dennis thinks her fami- ly' s help Is what enabled her to do her pro;a;t_ Min a way my be- ing here Is almost liM a family award to them fa, putting up wtth my wodt," she said. MMy faml)y Is always dotng some pro- ject o.-other. We just finished wilh my brother's shaatt pro;ed -we aD read boob about sharks and discussed thern at dinner -and next is my sls&er' s ~-That's probably why we're so dose." Other students seemed largely self·motlvated. Dr. Rosalyn Yalow, the 1'177 Nobel Prize winner In mediclnewhoaddressed lhe group. had them In mind when she ob9erved over mom· Ing coffee. ~Then are some kids who can live In a cave and stiD come out all right." Whether or not their families were a source ol motivatk>n. many students said their house- holds were affected by their sd- entiftc WOfk. Sbcteen·year-o&d Lawrence Bergman of Bayskle. N.Y .. whose study of lhe court· ship habits ol the fruit f1y earned him a $4 ,OOOseventh-placeschol- arshlp, recalled, "One night after dinner I got a banana for dessert. and when f opened It, haJf ol the inside was deaned out. The flies had acaped and gotten to It." Bergman also had to get up every morning at 5:30 for two and a half years lo work since fruit flies mate be5t at dawn. Other finalists' protects had more subtle effects on their fam· ilies. Robert Duncan said, .. My mom started refentng to me as 'the family whlrtwlnd'; I'd just whirl In and out ol the house." Eighteen-year-old Mary Kroening ol San Diego commented. "f was so busy ( couJdn't get everything done, and so something had to go. My room Is never clean ... Many ol the finalists agree that their lntereR In sdence began early. Robert Duncan recalled. "f was always fascinated by eJectn- dty. When I was 3 or 4 , (put the wrong end ol a cont In my mouth and plugged the other In. ( almost JdDed myself. -By the time he was In fourth grade. Jonathan Kaplan had built his first robot. Barbara Shutt ol Har· vard. Mass .. began designing her own telescope at age 12. M.,be becallM of their Ufelont1 lnohelneat In the sub)ect, It lsn'I lnleresl In science but lack of It that Is hard for the Westinghouse students to under· stand. "I have probkmu under- standing why people don't un· derstand." said Mary Kroening. Judith Bender observed. "Sci- ence Is like one glanl practical applk:atlon -everything you do can be appbed somewhere ·· The 31th Westinghouse Sci- ence Talent Search finally drew lo a close with lhe awards ban· quel, a formal affair that saw 500 members ol the Washington 9d- ence community gathered In the wedding-cab white and gotd Grand &llroom of the Mayflow- er Hotel. After the finalists. a ltttJe awkward In thetr unac:customed formal wear. had tried to eat their roast beef and baked Alaska with composure, the moment they had been awaiting f<X five days finally arrived. First, tht two alternates were named, then tenth place, ninth p&ace, sixth place, fifth place. Jhird place. second ... and ftoiD. ly 17-ycar·old Michael Stephen Briggs ol Adelphi, Md.. was named the flrst·place winner of a $10. 000 scholarship. The competition wet OYCT. But If the 40 flnallsb are at all like their distinguished prcdeces. son. who Include two Nobel Prize Winners, their storla are f'!llt just beq\nnlng MW FAST BLEACH FORMULA Ajax Clean...-turns your sponge into a 1C1Ub brush. SER· (14oz.) when you buy anyofihese Aiax products - Save your hard earned \ money.Just clip this coupon. Take it with you when you go shopping. Buy any of these Ajax brands. Present thiscoupon . .You'll get Ajax Cleanser (14 oz.) ~REE. That's all there is to it. Quips a Quotes ~l()/»J EVER HEAR OF A WIDE SQUEAK? We had a door that had a squeak Or squeak that had a door. I really don't know which to speak Of lost. and which before But thonb to dropJ)fng drops of oil And swinging. pgglmg. resbng. We got results from all our lotl And now at least ore resting. The door's so sound that there's no sound. And. being more expl1cft. It's hard to tell. now. who's around .... That squeak? Oh. how we miss it! ·-Richard Armour It must have been the fuD moon. A fellow's car broke down on the highway. so he put flares all around ii. For the next hour peo- ple drove by singing. ~Happy birthday 10 you!" -~heaKent Knowing her hu.sband's habit of sampling everything she baited. a woman ~ft a note on a doun fresh tans· -counted -one dqun." On her return she found only 10 torts and a note. -Think metrlc. •· -Thomas LaMonce THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES todl .. 1111 dln.r.ntly. Send origlNll contribudonl to "alld," Famlly Weekly, 1-41 Lexington Aw .. N.Y~ N.Y. 10022. $10 II ueed-flOM rwtumed. My gentle 4-year-old neph- ew lns191ed on helping mc pk;k berrln. A few minutes a.ta he wu quMdy aamtn- lng • pric:bd Anger. "Did • thom prtdl yoar I Mked aollcltously. --Va, Aunt Mafll,. he replied Mdlil. "'but It didn't mun to. 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Because I have the measles.'' the little one replied. -Lone Olinghouse CAR-PET-BAGGER Today. when o mon opens o car door f<K o woman. it Is either o ne111cororo new womon. -John Newton Balcer I have always had the greatest admiration fOI' Robinson Cruioe. He always had his work done by Friday, while I never seem to get mine done at aU. -Rex Mobley By Frri B•glnskl / , I " oc.o do }IOU feel about guaranteed annual allowance$. Dad?'' MONEY SAVING STRAWBERRY BARGAINS lWO TOP PRODUCING VARIETIES FROM HOUSE OF WESLEY BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS 61701 ecial-By-Mail Of fer ~INAUl l EVERBEARING SlRAWBERRY PlANlS _ 10 fOR ONl'i ~~:.!~95 _200 P1an~s20.95 $3 95 -50 P\ants $6.95 - 25 P\ants · OUTSTANDING NEW VARIETY INCLUDE STBAWBERRIES IN YOUR GARDEN GTOW StTawbeTTies Big As Tea Cups I TrMt you,..f to the bigglst.. most hnlCi-'8fM9 str- a-riea you'we evw hlld 11 ~to pap into your mouth. Tite. -Ouinllutt Eftfbearing -"-.Id they grow a bie • -cups! 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And that was quite a dilemma. hWhich is why I appreciate Vantage as much as I do. It's the only low-tar cigarette I've found (and I've tried several other brands) eas " that really gives me ciga- . rette taste and satisfaction. ; · 'f\nd the Vantage ~·; filter is especially neat · because it1s firm yet easy drawing. ''As far as Vantage goes. my mind is made up. And that's I. ; just t~e way I like it:' .( ~&'d~ Mike Barbano Atlanta. Georgia Vcmtage. A lot of taste without a lot of tac ,... Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. FILTER. 11 mg, "IM", 0.7 mg. nicotine. MENTllOL ll mg. "tar". 0.8 mg. nicotine. ev. per cigerent. FTC Report AUG. ·n, Al TER 100's: 11 mG-"tet". 0.9 mg. ricotint w. per cig•ett• by FTC mtthod. ut Plus Color: A Uttle Change Makes A Big Difference . . L lttle changa can make a big dflferenal l,f you like your hair long, lcttp It that IOG}I. J_, get It •hapH to make ft beha~ and to flatter your face. Look at fhe ~ banp can make to cover a high ~head and proolde balance for a.firm chin. A •hampoo-ln formula hafrcolorlng cla.e to }'Otlr natural color mats hair prdtfa and ahlnfa and.gloa ) It more bodjA. Ughta C081ndlc:s «>/tnafeatura, too. What's the formula for making the most~ your featutes? Start a beauty adventure with these expert tips. Cut plus color! That's the formula for beautiful h2llr. The cut gives your • hair the form It needs to frame and flatter your face. It can make your eyes look bigger, your cheekbones hlghet or balance unbecoming features. The color ls the accent that lends definition and excitement to your style, as It enhances your skin tone, enriches the color of your eyes and highlights your features. Make a little change or a dramatic one. There are all kinds of posslbtllties. All you have to do Is ftnd the right ones for you. Mah your ocon color prdtter. Make your hair shinier, richer and more manageable at the same time. Haircolortng can do all that. Try It out with a nonperoxJde hatrcoloring first . It washes out after four to stx shampoos and gives you a chance to by the shades. If your complexjon Is rosy, by the cool ash shades. If It's sallow, by the warm gokten or red- dlsh shades. One sets off the other. You11 love the rich highlights. If you want color that lasts longer or If you want to go a trifle lighter, use the one-step shampoo-In formula haircolorings, again In a cool or warm shade dependlng upon your skin tone. You can make your own color rlche:r and happier, whlle you cover gray and make your hair more man- ageable as well. Go o little lighter. Ughter is hap- pier, and It's more flattering for most people. Skin tones ltghten as you get older. Gray ls nature's way of com- pensating for that, Bghtenlng the hair to make It more flattering to the skin tones. But gray ls old, and who needs that? Vou can take that gray. make tt a fighter c:O&or •• take on a younger outlook, and make tt work to your advantage. It's easy wtth one- COtllbuld \ M y gray looked so awful, it made me look older than my husband. I'm too young to look ol<l. But no way did I want to use hairroloring. Until I found LovinCl~C.Olor-Lotion . It's not like most • . oringli. lt's ~der. Because Loving c.are has no peroxide. And no peioxide to me, means it's not furever. Jt comesfium Clairol. (And nobOdy else bas anything like it.) It's so simple ..,... 0 19711 Qolrol ltW" and easy. All I do is wash away my gray and wash in my own natural color. And I look like "me" again. But that's not all the good news. My hair's in super shape now. It's got body. And Shine. I can't believe how fufl it is. Loring c.are is actually good for my hair. My hair's never looked better. My hair's never felt better. And neither haven You're too young tolookold: Contiluud step shampoo-in formula haircolor- ings. To find your right shade look for the pictures on the hairco&oring pack- ages that are close to your own color and a little lighter. Then look at the ·shade-selection charts on the side or back to see how it will work on your hair. Try the color on one small sec- tion of your hair ftrst , according to package directions. That way, you'll know exactly how the color will look. Using the colOf takes only 20 to 30 minutes, and It gives you a lift that makes that time Investment really worthwhile. If you have lots of gray and It doesn't want to take the color, choose creme fOt'mula halrcolortng. It takes just a Uttle longer, but the In - creased coverage ls worth the time. Go a little d•ka. If you really think darker ls prettier, you can do that, but do It carefully. It can be dif- ficult to remove darker halrcoloring if you decide you don't like It. Try the nonperoxlde halrcolorings first. They wash away after several shampoos, and you can change shades If you want. Once you have decided on the shade. if you want a color that lasts longer, you can cbange to a shampoo-in formula hAircOlortng. Go much lighter. If your hair Is already fairly light and you want It to be very light. you may be able to do that with one-'step shampoo-In for- mula halrcoloring. Try It on one small section of hair to see whether you like It. If your hair Is dark, or if It has lots of red undertones, you'll want to use two-step blooding -a lightener and a toner. The easy way to do that ls with two-step blondlng kits. Read the dlrectk>ns for both before you begin. and you'll ftnd that's easy, too. Hlghllghttng. Frosting, halrpalnt- lng, fingerpalnting -there are all kinds of ways now to highlight all kinds of hair. What a nice way to get a color lift with one little change! lf your hair Is dark, choose finger- painting. You put the gel on selected strands of hair to create auburn high- lights wherever you want them in your hair. If your hair Is falrfy light. try hair- painting for subtle lightening ttuoughout your hair that goes o n with a little paintbrush, painting thin strands of hair with happy lightness. For the ultimate highlighting, frost- ing's the answer. Frosting Is for medium-brown to blonde hair. You can do a little hair or a lot, placing the lightness wherever you want It, to highlight your hair style and your own best features. Haircoloring Is fun. AD you need is the right kind for the resuh you want. 1be rest Is easy. For more specifics on the right cob fOf you, read on. COfflilfwtl A Little Lighter &/fwe A little lighter makes a big dlf- Jerenu, and there are aeo- eral ways to do It -with halrpalntlng or frwting, If you Jut want to lighten selected •tranda of hair, or with a one-.tq •hampoo-ln formula haircolorlng, If you want your hair lighter all ooer. A 91de part and lea fullnea near the chin make /he face look lea round, and Jhe'f¥mg• covering the forehead tend to give a more balanced look. A Little Darker &Iott M Ollt people look better in •hades a little lighter than their natural halrcolor. But darker •hades can be beautiful fl they're right for your •ldn tone. Here, a nonpe1 oxide halrcolorfng 1oa U9ed to darken the hair, make It •hlnfer and cooer the grD)\. The nmter, trimmer halntyle completes IM pretty, more eophi.tlcatal look. To cooa 91UJ' lllfth a ffghta look, chooae nonperoxlde hafrcolorfng In a shade llghta than your OUlft color. \1 s IT If .d .d lt >- l.. !II 'e " J . ' Continued How To Find A Hairstyle You Can Really Live With Your hair can look spectacular -all the time - shiny, healthy-looking, easy to manage. And It doesn't take much time at aO if you know how to go about It. Here'' how. Do What Coma Naturally Find a style that follows the natural bent of your hair -ar'le that falls Into place with a shake of the head. Whether your hair's curly or straight, don't fight It. Make the most of It. You'll saw hours of aggravation. The Long And The Sho~ Of It If you're petite, long hair -or k>t:s of It -can be overwhelming. so you should probably look to the shorter, close-to-the head styles. If you're a me- dium-to-large size, you can probably wear more hair, but whether you want more hair in width or length depends upon how fuD your figure is. If you're tall, you can wear your hair longer. If you're short, the hair should be shorter, with the width In proportion to you. Soft Or Seuere A little softness, some waves or curls around the f<'Ce, will tend to minimize wrinkles. So will a softer, lighter halrcolor. If you want to show off beautiful features, you can sweep the hair away from your face with a headband, a ribbon or a slim, attractive scarf. Play With Your~ A little change can make a big difference, so why not give your bangs a twirl of a curling Iron to quick-dress up your look. You can change them at whim. Part them, fllp them, roll them under or sweep them to tt-e side In a feathery fringe. Give them a spritz of nonaerosol hair spray to help train them Into place .. 14 • FAMILYWEEKlY,Apf\12S, 1971 ., think gray hair ls nature's cruelest b1c:k. So how did I wash It away?" If you're too young to look old, you can wash away your gray and wash I~ your own natural color·With Clairol's Loving eare• Color-Lotion. It.has no peroxide. So it's very ger& It's super- simple. And" no one but Clairol has anything like it . Ojf The Face OrOn J<eep your hair out and away from your fa.oe to make lt look wider. Bring softness In toward the face to make it look slimmer or smaller. Bangs help minimize a high forehead. Pull hair straight back at the lop to make the forehead appear larger. Build In Extra Body You have to have really thick hair for the new soft and curly ~r styles, right? Not so. You can .. A naturaUst like me used to think finding a halrcolorlng shade that looks real would be lmposslble. Look how wrong I was!" All Clairol products come in natural-looking shades. And they've got shade charts to show you exactly what shade your hair will become. This fresh- faced naturalist found Clairol's Nice 'n Easy.~ A slmple-to-use shampoo-in haircoloring that gives you shades that look natural even under sunlight. Takes only 20 minutes. Beginners love it! , '• . give fine, wtspy hair a fuD-head look by using a shampoo and aeme rinse designed to provide ex- tra body. Then use nonaerosol hair 9'Jr8Y as a set- ting k>dofl, whether you set your hair wet or dry, on regular or elec:trlc rollen. When you comb out the curls. give your hair a once-over spritz of non· aero50I hair spray Get A Good Cut Find a good prof esslonal hairdresser who can translate the look you want lnlo a style that will -rm• fraldy-cat by nature- 1 ~ halrcolor1ng might hurt my hair. Boy, have I changed!'" All Clairol halrcolorings have conditioners. An extra plus you get when you l~e the color i:I your hair with Clairol. More m::;;~t"• ' bolt~. Body. Blt if you're still skeptical, by l::IDJ:>oi.ness• from Clafrol. Asl~~n halr- c:olor that's just like a beauty tteatment for your hair. It perks lJP your color. Picks up the shine. Frai~ love It! work with your hair and face. How do you find that Rytist? Ask your fnends who have their hair cut the way you want yours to be. Pama For Body That Laata If you've tried these tips and your curls still droop, you need a permanent. Ask your halr- dnmer about perms. They range &om soft, body perms to SupcT curly. And be sure to use a deep, penetrating conditioning treatment regularly to keep your hair k>oklng healthy after a perm. ""How did I get such en exciting nlltunHooktna change, without changlngewerybalr on my head?'" Clairol has more ways for women to get a kick. a boost, a gleam, a streak, than anyone else. This ~woman hrghllghted a little CJ her own light brown hair with Oairol's popular Frost &Tip9 kit. And she feels like a blonde. (You only have to use Frost & Tip every fou" or five months.) F« l110l'e lnfonnetSon on Oelrol Mil colortng, pleae .end fof our booklet Just wrtte to: Clairol h~ed. )6 PerkAlwienue, rtew rt. Y. 10022. Tau Control Of Unruly Hair If your hair Is thick, coarse and extra wa~ab due II Into a softer. smoother look with a gOod crerne rinse designed to lnaea.se manageability. Then wind hair on the jumbo rollers of your Instant ha!rsetter lo smooth youi style Into waves Instead of frizzles. An all-over spritz of nonaerosol hair spray will keep your hair slee.k all day. Tame The Wild Curia For curls that won't quit, there are two choices. Ant and easiest -get a good cut and let the curls go their own way. Or If you simply must c.alm them down. there are curl-nilaxlng kits for home use and hair-straightening treatments at your beauty salon. Either way. concentrate on deep-condition· Ing to keep your hair healthy-looking. Keep It Healthy-Looking Every hair style looks best when your ~atr is shiny, manageable and healthy-looking. once or twice a month. treat your hair to a deep, penetrating conditioner. 1.Aave it on •full 20 lo 30 minutes to let your hair soak In the rich. luxurious benefits. When you rinse It off, your hair will feel silkier. softer -even when Ifs wet. And when lfs dry, you'll really love it! The more you do to your hair, the more you need deep. penetrating condl· tlonlng treatments for truly beautiful hair. Trim It Regularly Whatever your hair style, get II trimmed regular- ly, even If you want lo let II grow forever. That's how to keep the style In shape and to prevent hair from getting split ends. Treat It Gently Use a good, rich shampoo that's rtght fdryOur hair and a CNme rinse to make It shiny and manageable and lo prevent tangUng. Use a good brush and never pull bf tug on your hair. That makes It break and splits the ends. Use a deep· conditioning treatment ~ a month or m<>tt. Wllh a good hat style and a spritz cl nonaerosol haJr spray to hold It In place each day, you'U have th. eaty program for beautiful hair. Continued fAMILYW£llU.Y.ApfM23, 1111 • 11 \ BemmJ & Yea Does Your Haircolor Continued I Make The Most Of Your Looks? Take this quiz and test your color sense. "There may be more than one choa. I. U your hair is darit blonde, and your complex- ion Is rosy. you should choose: A. Ash Blonde: 8 . Frosting: C. Warm Brown: D. Red. She conked out but her hair held up. Rnal Net holds up~ longer than you do. r -- Halrpalntlng with a bruh. 2. If your heir Is light brown , and your complexion ls pale or sallow, your best ha~ Is: A. Golden Blonde: B. Ash Blonde: C. Ught Auburn; D . Frosting. 3. If your brown halr Is starting lo gray and you want to cover It naturally, your best bet Is: A. Ught Brown; 8. Medium Brown: C. Dark Brown. 4. If yow brown hair has lots of gray and It's hard to cover, you should try: A. Ught Brown; B. Medium Brown; C. Dark Brown. 5. Frosting looks best on: A. Blonde hair; 8 . Brown hair: -c. B!ack hair. • 6. Halrpalntlng highlights Into your hair looks great on: A. Blonde hair; B. Brown hair: C. B!ack hair. 7. If your hair Is fairly dark. or If It has reddish highlights and you want to be light blonde, you should use: A. Nonperoxlde halrcolorlng: 8 . One-step shampoo-In formula halrcolorlng C. Two-step blooding kJts 8. Your hair Is gray. What should you do? A. Cover It wtth a light color 8 . Cover II with a darker color C. Make the most of the gray 9, You were blonde as a child. and your hair Is getting dark. You should: A. Leave It alone B. Frost II C. Go back to bblde D. Go even lighter 10. Your aubwn hair was the )oy of your life. It's fading and getting darker. You should: A. lighten It back 8 . HighJight II C. Even It up to a darker color 11. Yow hair Is black and duD. What can you do? A. Make It blacker and shinier B. Make It lighter C. Add reddish highlights ANSWERS I. A & B. Ughter tones are almost always more flattering. If your complexion Is rosy, you'll set It off by choosing "cool" or ashen tones. Dishwater blonde can easily change to pretty bblde with one-step shampoo-In formula halrcoloring. Frost· Ing Is easy with do-ll·at·home kits. 2. A. C or D. Sallow compkudons look best In bghter, wanner, (more reddish or golden) halrcol- ors. They ~ten up the sldn. Keep away from gray or ashen tones whkh make the comPexJon look drabber. You can get go&dcn blonde or light auburn wtth one-step shampoo-In fonnula hain:ol- oriog, or you can get a <!miter warm brown or au- bum with nonperoxlde haircolortng. Frosting ktts are avallable, and If desired, a golden toner can be used after frosting. 3. A. As you get older and your hair turns gray. your skin tones lighten, too. Lighter h.ain:olors are more Battering to the lighten.Ing skin tones. U you have just a little gnsy, try a ltght-brown shade In a nonperoxlde haircoloring. If the color Is a little lighter than your natural cob, It will look llke di· mensional haircoloring -pretty and very fashion· able. Once you decide on the best shade, If you want the c:okx to last longer, use a one-step sham· po<>-ln formula halrc.oloring. , 4. A. The answer Is still light brown. (See 13 above.) But you should use the aeme formula one-step haln:oloring. It's applied by parting and sectioning. That takes a little longer, but It really covers the gray. Don't Nach for dark shades to cover gnsy. They won't cover better. and the result won't be as flattering as the lighteT shades. 5. A & 8 . Frosting sunny blonde highlights Into the hair aeates sensational effects for anyone with blonde to brown hair. Frosting on black hair might have a iebnl-llke effect. / \ y ' ' y Flngerpalnttng In highlight.. 6. A & 8 . Halrpalntlng blonde highlights Into your hair works best If your natural haircolor Is "blonde or light brown. If your hair Is dark brown or black, It Is best to use flngerpalntlng to add auburn highlights. 7. C. Two-step blondlng kits are designed for maximum lightening. You'D need both a lightener and a toner kit. That's the only way to go from dark to light and avoid brassy undert.ones. 8 . A or C. Cover It lighter than your original natu· ral color with one-step sharnpo<>-ln formula hair- coloring or nonperoxlde haln:olortng. (See 13 above.) Or If you love the gray, keep tt that way. Get the yellow out and make It sUver with nonper- oxlde hatrcoloring made e5J)4!cia0y for that purpose. 9. A, B, C or D. It depends on what you like. Maybe the darker blonde Is pretty. You could brighten It up with frosting. Or if It's mousey, choose a one-step shampoo-In formula halrcolor- ing one or two shades lighter to give It a happier look. If you want to go really light, test the lightest blon~ shampo<>-ln formula hatrcolortng on a smalJ section of your hatr. If ii looks brassy, then use the two-step blondlng klts Instead. 10. A or B. Redheads are u.nlque. You don't want to lose that part of yow charm. It's easy to lighten your hair back to pretty rich auburn or Nd with one-step shampo<>-ln formula halrcolor1ng. Or, If you pref eT, use a flngerpalnting kit to put pretty red htghltghts back Into your hatr. You don't want a darker color. That's going to be too harsh for your tl<ln tones. 11. A. 8 or C. Whatever you like! Make your hair prettier, h'acker and shinier with one-step sham- poo-In fonnula haircoloring or nonperoxide hatr· coloring. lf you use a lighter brown shade In a shampoo-In formula haircoloring, you may get some reddish highlights. Be sure to test the shade on one small sectiofl of your hair first in or-Bii der to know what the finished result will be. 1111:.J Some girts IJke nm.kt-dazzle hlllmlor. But thats not the took for me. I llkethe nattnl look of Nice 'n Ealy. rt glvel me the bult-ln conditioners I need. And the highllghls I love. I think It's terrtflcl Nice ~n Eas/haircolor. It sells the most. l • • - Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. 6Tve been in limousines that were crushed by the people on top. fve had my hair pulled until my scalp bled." Shaun with his mother, Shlrlev Jones, and actress Klmberlv Beck. By Peer J . Oppenheimer ••1 tty to have as normal a life as I can," says Shaun Cassidy. the slender, blond 19·year·old costar of The Hardy Boys 1V series. As a songwriter and platinum recording artist who has become a teen Idol throughout the world, one might ask. "How normal Is that?" He already has made more money than most men earn In a lifetime. Fans hound him wherever he goes. and privacy is a thing of the past. S haun caught on first in Germany, be- fore he was out of high school. ''In Berlin I played to 30,000 saeamlng. yelling fans," he says, and In Australia. where he was to appear at a small record shop, 10.000 showed up. Police had to close off a whole city block, and hotels hesitated to house him for fea~ they'd be ransacked by frene- tic fans. Now the Shaun Cassidy aaze has spread to the U S .. where his singles YDa Doo Ron Ron." "That's Rocl< ·n· Roll" and his current, "Hey Oeanle," trigger pandemo· nium, and his draw on ABC threatens to eclipse all compe11tion By himself. Shaun has sold more than 5 million albums and 4 mllllon singles "In America." says Shaun, "I've been in limousines that were aushed by the weight o( people on top. and in cars for two hours where you couldn't see out or move because of the humanity pressing against the windows. I've had my hair pulled unUI my scalp bled." If Shaun Is coping with his unrealistic life. he's the first to admit most of the credit goes to his mother. Shirley Jones. She kept the family together even during the trial separation she and Jack Cassidy went through prior to their divorce (He was kllled In 1976 when his apartment caught fire.) She saw that her children had competent psyd\1eh1c help to ease the shade "She's e very real pe~." Shaun says With evident pride. "There ts nothing show btz about her rve elways hed the fttJtng of stability becauJ.e that's )ust the way my parents were. Even If they were gone for months. I always knew that we were most Important. I wlU stress this very much with my own children someday, but I hope they won't go into show business. I would be scared to death If they did. The odds of being suc- cessful are so slim. I wouldn't want my son to be an OUt·of-work aCIOC rd rather he was doing something constructive. I can totally understand my mother's fears." (Says Shirley, "If he has to be In show business. it's nice to have him a success.") When you add the stability that Shbiey and Jack gave Shaun to the lessons he learned from half-brother David Cassidy, who preceded him as America's teenybop- per rage and whose career Shaun has fol· lowed very closely, you come up with a very down-to-earth attitude that could make Shaun a survivor. "It's been an unbelievable learning expe· rience." he says. "Think of the few people who go through all this In theft llfe. It's nice to be one of them I don't take It for grant· ed at all The Important thing Is to be calm about ii. The key Is to have fun, en)oy It while II is happening because It won't last too long. l give II about five years " Does he think selling himself has been worth It? "Sure. Doing anything else would be boring.·· Someday he'd like to get ll)aJ'Tied lust as David did last year to actress Kay Lent. "Only I don't know If I'd like my wife to be in show business," explains Shaun. "something more stable maybe because one of us has to work." Shaun is convinced everything he Is go· Ing through is preparation for the day he'll become a producer. He already has his own company, Shaun Cassidy Produc- tions. and hopes to handle records. 1V and movies eventually. He has one regret: "I'm sorry I didn't go on to college, and I'd still like to, but I think I know enough for what I am doing now, and I like what I am doing very much I know I need to know a lot more before I am a producer. That's why I like to dabble In everything, even sc:rlpt·wrltlng for the series. I think I am bright enough 11111 to be ready when the time comes." ..., f'AMILYWHIU.Y,"'9fi!U. lt7t 8 It I 0 I J The rosary that traced Mary's footsteps around the world Mary's Pilgrimage Rosary ~ SHRINE PRAYER BOOK-. 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By Marilyn Hansen ~ resh green celery Is In our 1-maiMts an year. but this time of year it Is at Its peak and abundant. During late fall, winter and spring, Florida supplies about 50 percent of all the celery which reaches the market. You often wiD find recipes call- ing for u2 or 3 stalks of celery." ObvlousJy, they must mean .••. " the single stems that make up a single stalk. A ubunch" might mean .evend smaller stalks packaged together. The heavy outer tbs ~ espe- cially good sliced or cut into chunks and cooked Serve with a good oniony wtnte sauce or an herbed tomato sauce. Use the leaves, too. Chop them and add to soup and sauces ex cook along with shred- ded cabbage, canoa or green beans. Celery is ideal fcx nti>ling by the ove:rwe:i!#d. Despite its few calories (82 calories per pound or about 3 calories per rl>). celery provides useful amounts of vita- mins C and A as well as other vitamins and mtnerals. It also provides bulk In the diet, which promotes the good health of the gastrointestinal tract. CELERY ANTIPASTO 2-..-.., 1 cNc:Un boul8on allbe "" cup bolll'8 .... YI c,..ollweoll 2 gdcc:to... c::nlllled 2 .... et ....... ...,., ...... ~encl~ 1 C8ft'40lll., ..... ... ........ ad ..... ... y. OlllP....., chapped......, 2 tst' Ip a O.•wlne11tMpr ' teaepoon ground bleck ...... ............ bleck ..... CMOCdcee I . RemoYe cieJay leaves and trim stem ends from each stalk, keeping base Intact. 2 . Cut stalks Into 6-lnch lengths. (Reserve tops for soups, stews, gamlshing.) Cut each stalk into quarters lengthwise. 3. Place ce.lery In large skillet. Dissolve bouillon cube in water; pour over c.elery. 4. Cova and simmer 10 minutes or until celery is just aisp-tender. Drain and arrange on p&attet. 5. Meanwhile, In small skllet he4't o11; add gar11c and gently saute. stirring 5 minutes. Do not brown. 6. Stir In anchovies, pimientos, parsley, vinegar and pepper. 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In a Washington State University study of the effect ol "psychologlc:aDy stressful" films vk?wed just before bedtime, subjects' s&eep stales ~ monitored by recording devices for several hours. 1lle stress film was found to have a disturbing ef. feet on sleep and significantly Increased the num- ber of sudden awakenlngs caused by dis-rall lnleting dreams. ~ WHY PEOPLE GO TO THEMOVIES . t . Folse Tests conducted at Dalhousk! University CHaltf ax.l revealed that undergraduate attendance at a murder movie on the two days following a campus murder was 89 percent greater than atten- TRUE OR FALSE? l . Your chances of getting a friend to do you a favor will be lntreased If he tees a sad movie. 2. People who attend mov\es most frequently are avidly Interested In adventure and personal achievement. S. When you're frightened by a scary movie, your hands are likely to give you away. 4. When a murder occurs In a person's immediate vldnlty, the last thing he wants to see Is a movie about murder. 5. Yoti shouldn't view• stressful movie just before going to bed if you want to sleep soundly. ANSWERS 1. Folse. Boston College studies found that Wit- nessing a sad movie had a negattve effect on the moods of viewers and markedly decreased feel- ings of generosity and the lndlnation to assist others. Conversely. Stanford University In· vestlgators found that any experience -such as viewing an upbeat movie -that caused subjects to feel happy or joyful Increased feelings of generosity and altruism. 2. Folse. A survey by an Ea.stem Washington State College psychologlst showed that there is a sharp dlffaence In movie attendance between per- sons with .. strong adventure·achlevement Inter- ests"' and those with .. high lnterasts In romance, violence. luxury and disasters (the e.xdtement of train wrecks, earthquakes, etc.)."' Penons In the lattercateg<xy are the most frequent movie-goers. People wUh the strongest interest In adventure and achievement attend the movies only occaslonally. It's suggested that the reason for this finding Is that the needs of the adventure-achievement-minded person require direct expression through action and cannot be easily appa:scd vicariously. On the othef hand, strong vicarious Interest In love, violence, luxury end mishaps can be more easily saltlfled by substitution than adventure and achievement ain. S. Trw. In a Boston Unlverstty Medical Center study. a team of Investigators showed subjects a ftlm Intended to Induce anxlety. During the film, palm-sweat measu~ were take" by a devtal de· signed for that puypose. Each sub;ect was then asked to estimate the extent to which he felt tense, anxk>us or nervous during the flbn. The findings indicate that the men ach pcnoo was affeaed by Joltn c;._, It dw audKw al How To sm Up ~ (Cor6in Boob, St. Poul, Minn.}. 400 ,,... 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Dr. Richard Levtnson, says he developed the "Soap Opera Game" to get students more Involved In the courM and enable them to appty mate- rial they wae studying. How does the game ~? Membe:rs ol the class are randomly~ "spouse$" and given marriage certlflc.ata that de- scribe the!{ assumed backgrounds. Then each couple is given 9 problems to resolve. The course, howeve. Is running Into some unopected dJfftcultles. lAVlnton wtl have to oB.s "c.ounsdng" SCSlions to help save the "marriages" of couples unable to resolve their problems. Male Infants More Active Male Infants obaerved during the 2 days after birth were genaaly more ac:tlw than fema&e Infants. reports a team of ~ Univ. psychologbts. The rwhen My male beb6es saayed awake mofe often and made a greater number oi facial '"°"*"" mcnts and tight mOYements of their heads. hands and bodies. The newborn wee slrnubneoully stud- \ed ~ the glass bont oi a ~ nursery by 2 trained obMrwn who cld not know the to ol the bebla. Dr. Sheridan Ph.91ps, thc had of the,... search tam. NY' that the 1tudy lndkates "an CMn"a8 trend for mala to be mc:n ac- tive then fenwiles." bul It 1111 m\llt be de- lamtned If "an IManlv ~ a.wt of ac· tMty ~ men an ~ lam-.- IM'D~ 11le,,...,,.,., ..... ,. ta.11t• :1.-P ?R1t 1 Moftofl ,,.,. fnr1ulllaY.ft...._......,. '*lcllM.~ DI 1 tllle 1911C 8oott c.c11nt tlW> My Mother., The Truck Driver Few of the mothers In ~. Ala., the country In their trudt. do what Oavkl end Mike Jemtgan's Linda Jun. who was recently named mother does -she's a coast·t~ Ind "Queen of the Road" by a trade magazine, drtva Linda Jean Jemtgan has covered says thlll drtvtng a truck has opened new close to half a mlllon ml&es In one oi the horizons to her. She and her husband try biggest trucks on the road. carrying such lo plan thetr h1ps so that they can relax a.I cargoes as e:xplostves and rocket parts. the end of the IJtp and see the s6ghts. The Although Linda Jean's father Is a 28-boys have also gone along on a few trips, year veteran truck driver, st. didn't con-but although they enjoyed the ride, they sider becoming one herself until her hus-have other career pW.s. band suggested It. ·My husband who's a S4nce she started dJMng a truck. Unda truck driver. caDed me one night to tell me Jun's become an authority on roed safety how much he misaed me, and he~ and ca care. But she says that drfvlng a ed I learn to drtw so we wouJcl have more truck hasn't taugtlt her where to eat. "Ifs time together. .. she recalls. not truAt that truck driven know the best After a 2-month truck-dtMng course In places," she says. "Most people don't un· her native Ra .. Unda Jean joined her hut-derstand that we eat where we do for con· bahd beNnd the wheel. Her mother cares venkmce. You Just can't take a 5().ft. rig In· for her boys while the couple Is aossing to the parking lot of a hamburger stand.~ Predicting Athletic Potential Can a young athlet.'s potendal suoce91 be predk:.ted? Yes, says Dr. Marvin Cletn. director ol the Untv. of Denver's Human Pefonnance l...aboralor)I, who hes an In>- ~ may of ... dents" k> support hts contentloo. Dr. Cletn emphasiza that he does not predict an athlete's actual success -there are too many variab&e:s. But througtt a multidbdpllnary series of tests he can Iden- tify an athlete's stJe1igths and weaknesses relative to a particular type ol physical ac· ttvlty and evaluate the athlete's potent\al in that sport. There are at least S major' factors In· volwd, acconfing lb Dr. Clein. One ts body type -eac:h sport has a "perfect body profile" necessary for optimum per- formance. For example, Dr. Oeln ob- SCNU that worid-dass sprinten have nar· row hips, whl&e outstanding football run· nlng backs are bowlegged, and pole vauJ.. ten have a high center of gravtty. Onoe an lndMdual' s strengths and weaknesMS have been analymd, Dr. Oetn's ~ can devise a scientific tralntng progJ'1lfn that w\11 help the lndtv- kfual make the best use of his or her ath- letlc potential. Dr. Cletn doesn't guarantee to produce worid-dass pafonners, but with "clients"' that Include champ6oo ,.... ..,., Doro- thy Hamil -.Id many pro footbal players. he has. good nett record. Quick Takes Hoe ..... _ ............ ~ .a.It ••• • .. more on his oe:n!pltk>nal. lewl and acx:W mitus thm1 on hts personalty or previous he.akh, says a new study by 2 Boston Univ. soc::to&cJrts. The nrsan:has say th.al executtves, profhlk>nak and other whke-<:ollar \llOrMn went back lo wadi sooner than bfuc..coa. worbrs follow- ing a heart attack and resumed more adlvtties. The whltc-c:ollar · waric.ers were also monr satls6ed In their post· attack lives. Among the ~ offered -whlte-colar men tend lo have better insurance, ... strenuous jobs and more lenient employers. Wllo ......... &om ect.ool. .... ...,7 A Ndk>nal educatlonal <WgBntra- tton reports that absences In urban school dimtcts run as high as 30'1> a day. mot"e than twice the national aver- age. Students from broken homes are absent twice as often as children llvtng with both natural parents. More ab- sences occur on Mondays and Fridays than on other days of the week, and students who walk to school Of ride In cars are abMnt mOJe frequently than those who ride buses. Tiiie ..._. col« f« • ur .. .... .,.!..,_ accofdJng to a study released by the Minn. Dept. of Safety. The study says that light-colored vehicJes can be seen 2 to 4 times farther away than dark-colored ones In foggy weathet Of twlllght, and tests have rated green-yellow the most highly vtsl- t>W c:oloc for most traffic c.ondltlons. 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SATUROAY, Ar.IL 2' 11:00 D aJ lbjor LM1111 laeMll Turns to be announced UIO U l ..... ol Citlt Twent1 ol the areatest eolle1s of a1l 1tme retu1n to fairways compehtio11 1n this 54·holt. best ball tournament from the Onion <Atek Course 111 Austin Texas m USCIUCU Tr.a lllett l:lO fl (J) CIS s,.rts StedKullr Coveraat ol the 8rthsh lnw1Lational Gymnastics Cllampionslups, lht World Frtt Stylt Sk11n1 Cllallenae. and the Off Rold lbct ot Champions II (J) Mu Kille Ttllllil Claak live covera1e ol thos 1enn11 tourma me11t from Caesar's Pa!Ke 1n lu Veau. Nevada iOO 8 Ale's tr• Wtr1cl " s,o.1s l.1IO II) U. Slrilp Tnms The Los Anftles Stnn1s' Chus Enr1 and the Nastase meet the Colden Caten' V1111n11 Wade 1nd Sandy Mayer SUllO.Y, Miil 23 6:00 a CJ:) Hkp• IM Pir•t•" (adv) '51 -Sttve flmes m CJ:) upljltu '*llMI" (mus) 'S87-Dons Oay, John Raitt Q) "llllMI Wltheut A Ca!M" (dra) 55-Jemes Oun 1:00 m "ufayettl Etu4rltlt" (dra) ·sa-Drnd Janssen 9:00 U Cll !Bl (C) "Wll~ltl& fall" (d11) '73-Joe Don Ba\e1 MOADAY, Ar.IL 24 6:30 B (C) "A llbtttr ti Hu111111tles" (dra) '69-Rober1 Young 1:00 e (C) "Onct lltfw• I Die" (dra) '66-John Derek. D (C) "lbnll Gm" (mus) 'SS-Pal Boone. Christine Carere TUESDAY, Anll 25 6:30 II a::> "Af•'-lut" Part I (SllSC>) '66-Greaort Peck &:00 a "It.any Ilk• & tlle fett(' (adv) 'SS-Steward Gr1natr Cl (C) ''11111 A Ctolllll Milt" (dr1) '69-louis Jourdan. Q) (C) "OIMr !UleyyMH (edv) '57-Cornel Wilde, Oebra Pacet t:lO 8 (J) (Im (C) "'VepS" (ldv) '78-Rol>ert Uracl1, lune Allyson wtOllESOAY. APRIL M 6:30 8 (C) "kl ..... Concl (susp) '66-Creeort Peck 1.1IO a (C) "ll(M ,_..,.(mys) 'S4-Glecort Pecll G (C) "1M Otlief MM!" (dra) '70-Roy Thinnes. loan Hackett a> (C) "WiN It tM If'~" (dra) '57-Anna Ma1n1m, Anthony QUICln t:OO II Cl) CJ:) "Slttt" (dr•) '78-Martin Balsam. Doi.an Harewood THUllSD.\Y, Anll '17 6:30 8 (C) "Wiie l illed tltt llt11ttrloos Mr. fosltt"(wes)-Ernut Botcn111t l.1IO. "Dil1J ,..,.,-(adv) '68-JoM Ireland. C•rt JurreM D (C) "tat." (dtl) '72-P1lrte11 Heal. Scott Jacoby e CC) "0-' et Ille T., tf tlle Stllrr" (drJ)-Dorothy Mc<:u11e t:lO e CJ) <II a::> ''Gt West. YlllllC ~· (wu ) '78-K11en Valenlooe FWIDAY, APR!l 21 &.-00 • (C) ~ (dra) '68-Cllnstophei lo~es. Richard [pn D (C) "belt ill A Ca1t" (dra) '71-Sir John Gitlaud, 81lhe Whitelaw e CC) "Pt\t W• II•" (dra) ·55 Jatk Webb. Janet Le1ah t:OO • Cll <II CC)...,., Milty let Mt" (susp) '71-Clint Eas\lfood SATURDAY, Artll 19 1.-00 e "Dr. ~ (com) '&4-Ptter S.lltrs "" a "sa..t lioliMs & 1111 W-.11 ill GltttlH (m!'S)-8U4l l!1thb0ne !;Ot e Q CC) "ff.Ill Htttr (dre) '69-Micllael Oourtas. Peter Sl!ms. UPDATE: THE SECRET LIFE OF JOHN CHAPMAN a..1~t ftnaef C111ett ~t .._ C.... (i.,) 1111 111,ii Wlita Saturdays and Sundays, he's up to his elbows 1n soap suds. washing dishes in a mountain beanery. Or p1ckine up gubage-and a lew bucks-at the Sanitalton Department. Mond1ys, he eoes back to work F1aurmg out how best to spend Sl2.500.000 a year Why? Because he's John Coleman, director of a foundation with a SI 70,000,000 endowment, who's still making the kind of sorties into sweat and arime employment that punctuated hrs presidency ol Haverl°'d Colleae and 1ns1med "The ~rel ltle of John Chapman," encorina on G£ Theater, Tuesday from 9 JO.J IPM on CBS ''I 1ust slip away and do this for weekends," says the r1n1y. arey· haired Coleman matter·of·factly, as 1f deahna with dirty dishes wis routine recreation. "This summer I spent weekends washing dishes in the Catskills. Couldn't get a 1ob in the best plms, though The working eondit1ons were 1ust awful " Coleman, who at the moment is director of the Edna McConnell Clark Foundation. which concentrates on help1n1 what he calls "the most disadVantaaed, people who are badly served by other tnslilu· hons in our society," wrote a book. "Blue Collar Journal," while he was doubling between denim and desk at Haverford. That served as the basis for the GE Theater production in which Ralph Waite experiences Coleman's dramatized adventures as short· order cook. hardhat and farmhand. The teleplay by Albert Ruben takes the college pruy who suspects there's more to the world than what's 1ns1de the halls of ivy outside mto the blue collar milieu where he finds out a lot about himself as well dunna a sweaty sabbatical. Coleman is convinced now. as he was then, that "we are what we do. People ·s imaaes of themselves and each other 1s shaped by the work we do. When I woiked as a colleae pru1dent. I automallcally aot respect. •hether I was entitled to 1t or not People didn't ask whether I was a cood colleae president or 1 bad colleae president. I now find that being a loundahon president. you 1et somethin1 more than respect. People 1ust don't quarrel with a foundatton president who liolds the purse stnnas. The1 aeree with almost any1h1ng you say. no maller how aarbaaey 11 1s " Coleman has accumulated a lot ol f1rst·h1nd inlormalt0n about prba&e. havtna heaved 1t 1n New York and Maryland and most reeently helped cle1n up the mess alter the St. Patrick's Oay parade on Fifth Avenue 1n New York. But some of his self·imposed assignments since leav1n1 the halls of acideme have been more directly connected with hts (Ob-disbursement of all that foundation money. Aware that much of it went to pnson·related problem$, Coleman had himself popped 1n the pokey In a muimum ~currty prison in Minnesota for ei1hl days. and 1ss11ned as a 1u1rd in another muimt.tm security prison in Tem. • So what did the other inmates think he was 1n for? "I was supposed to be a transfer from a Pennsylvania system," Coleman says. "In for embeulement for seven years. I used the name of an insurance company of which I'm a director," Olymp ~at e e Bruce Jenner. e t, veteran come 1an George Burns and CBS Sports broadcaster Phyllis George will entertain when rhe top college cheerleadlng squads compete. A CHEER FOR CHEERLEADERS The ball teams may score tha points, but it's those jumping. screaming, energetic kids on the sidelines that help make it possible. For the first time on television. chH rleaders are the main event in a 90-minute athletic· entertainment special. "Tha National Collegiate Cheerleading Championships, .. Monday at 8PM on CBS The show prasentad under the auspices of the International Cheerleadmg Foundation, a non·prol1t NCAA aff1l1are, stars Cheryl Ladd and features five cheerleading teams from around tha country competing for the national fll/e George Burns, Phyllis George. Bruce Jenner. Gene Kelly and Lou Rawls are special guests While ball teams are m training, Randolph L Neil. President of the /CF, says the foundation trains thousands of pep crews from schools in 44 states and nine foreign nations. Seminars. training camps, workshops. and books on cheerlead/ng, prepare trainees to pep up any crowd upon completion ot the courses "There are some 34,000 1unior and senior high schools and 2,400 colleges and unlverslt18s in the United States," says Nell, "and over the years we've trained cheerleadlng teams from more than 55 percent of all those schools ... Accomplished cheerleaders from universities teach in the /CF training program during the summer months when most ol the heavy training occurs. One hundred-fifty drill teams and chearleadlng workshops are taught spacial/zing in teaching youngsters voice projection. crowd psychology and other skills needed to perform their duties. Although this Is the first lime cheerleadlng championships have been broadcast. tor 13 years the /CF has annually chosen top cheerteading squads from more than 100 NCAA D1vls1on I schools.JCF representatives scout llkely candidates from the Big 8, Pac-8. Southwest Conference, Southeast Conference. Atlantic Coast Conference and the Big IO as wall as other conferences and ma/or independents The selection process is similar to that used by professinal football in its scouting of collegiate talent. This year five schools competing for a total· ot $25.000 in scholarships are the Un1vers1t1es of North Carolina, Kansas, FIOfldB, Pittsburgh and Southern Cal1fornia Neil. a former cheerleader himself. says becoming a cheerleader can be psychologically disturbing to the youngsters in compet1t1on "There is a personal element that sometimes becomes almost overwhelming Ninety-eight percent of the young people we train ere teenege girls," explains Neil "Some try for years to become cheerleaders and don't make It The effect on them is traumatic The /CF Is aware that those sp1rlt boosters on the sidelines may soma times need thelf own morale lifted, and the championships are the perfect shot of energy. One young cheerleader has her ideas about the event, "Everyone should 'ftfcn us compete especially the ball· players we cheer fdc\tl" year-round. we·re 'letter' women "too you know .. Pege4 TV WEEK, APRIL 23, 1978 ROBERT URICH: FOOT- . BALL PAID THE WAY Robert Unch. "ho 'lar' 1n "VcgaS." .1 90-mmute Aamn Spelling lc:lev1~mn m11v1c: ahout a La~ Vega'> Jc1e1:11ve trJ1:k1ng dn" n 1he l..1ller of J teenage runaway. alwa'!'' 'Aanted Ill he JO Jl:Hlf [\.CO I hough mtht or hi\ energ1~ v.enl m10 'f)(lrl\ ""h1le JtlenJmg high 'l:hl\Ol 1n Toronto. OhlO he felt 1:ertam lhJI he "6ulJ cvenruall~ make his v.ay m111 the en11:rtammcn1 "mid Boo u:.ed h1' uthklll Jlhle\.cment!> .11 Torunlo High to be.'>t advan1age \ 1a a lull h•ur·)'CJr foo1hall ,diolar:.h1p tu FlondJ State Un1ver"1' There he earned h1l> BA 10 radio and 1elcv1\lon 1:11mmun1l.1llon' and appeared m not onl) un1ver\lt} 1hca1rc pmdull1on:.. hut 1hc 1967 Galtlr Bowl a> well. lFSU t1eJ l>,:nn Slate 19-19 I 11 wa' 001 unlll he h,1d rnmplcred the Mal>terl> Degree program al M 1l·h1gan Stale Un1ver)11y m 1971 and wa, in the ''"lh monlh of h" tir~I JOh a\ a 'ale~ m:1:oun1 execu11ve at WCI N Rad1l1 in Ch11:ago. th al he full) reallLeJ h" furore IJy in fmn1 of the microphone!> and camera~ 1ni.tead of he hind rhem U:.ing the rnn,idernhlc cre,1t1vc wrillng skill~ he learned a' an undergraduare. Bob fobri1:ated an 1mpres- :.ive resume w11h 1mpo"ng Ul'tmg crcdent1ab whu:h landed him h1~ fiN pmfc~"unal Mic in a Phea\ant Run Playhou:.e production of "Love~ and Other Sr ranger!>:· Good review' and audience re!>pon~e at thal St. Charle\. lllinoi' plaj hou'c led 10 IR ml•nlh' worth of v.ork m production' al Ch1l.igu·, Ivanhoe Theatre Jnd Arlingron Park Theam'.'. a, ""ell a, numerou\ local and nallonal commercials and indu~tnal him' It wa' during an Arlington P.ark fhe.itre prnJuct1un or "The Rainmaker" 1oward rhe end or 1ha1 period when Bob met anorher Florida StJle Unl\erMl'r alumnus. Burt Reynolds. The) be1:amc: fnend!> and Burt ftew h1~ agent our 10 Chicago 10 sec Unch perform. The agent signed Bob and brought him to Hollywood where he landed roles in such telcv1s1on series as Man:us Welby. M.D .. Owen Marsha ll. The FBI and Kung Fu. In 1973 Bob starred in rhe A BC sen es Bob and Carol and Ted and Allee. More roles qu1ckl) followed. includ· ing a co-starring pan in 1he Cllnl Eastwood theatrical motion picture "Magnum F-orcc" In 1975 Bob wa~ signed by Aaron Spelling to star m h1~ A BC serie~ S. W A.T. which rJn for two ~eason'. . ... , ' ii011ilil6 -1:30- • Ofeatvm • Tiit FliabtllMs . ,.,. """"' fO 'ill• Mt1re; 0110 Clask Fn. U,on A 9:00 8 Cll hu tM lllct 8111 Cullen hosts. ~ rn Tiit m a.b U PIDllOE Cini Sllarb Am ire h1cfl, deuces are low 1n this hrah·n~ cunt show that tests contmanu 1nst1ncts about people Jim Perry hosts. B Tht tille1J; '70's Woman Fn •All loJ Allcetes Reais Ph1l~1n and Sarah Purcell host . ..., ..... 1D llu~ m I loft lJlcy .~,,.. OlllttrlDctn ms-s11ttt a o..... Oft1~ra -9:30- • Cll n. Pritt b lllflt Bob Bat~tr 11osts U HoftrwMr' Squares Peter Marshall hosts. -~IFD e Tiit t..e bflctr m FalllilJ Affair ............ a a llectrk ~ 10:00 U81m11£1£ Ti. .... HIP llallln 811 ~ slakes end m itin1 pri1es ride on the roll ol the diet in tlus fasl·Pl(td a•me show hosttd by Alu l rebek. •c.. AllttY • CJ) <m Ham °'" e lllW Mlrllltc Sandy Baron hosts. • Wy &ifffldl • MRc Afflln a F•Jtwea eaa......1m111Ct1t11 9 Fut11r11 -10:30- • Cll LM tf lift U O WM•I ti Fort1111e Chuck Wooleiy hods. •Dt.,..t • CI> al $20,000 '1TMW 01d Cl11k hosts. m ltlP,..,. •Set.• 11:00 8 ())Y-.&a.sti. D 0 Sat!ferd and Siii eDIG YM D1't • CI>,..., ftlld <II M Illy Cll!Wrto ...... • """' P'Ylt Ct Eltdric C..111111 -11:30- • (() S..rell lot r....,.. U O lM Gia& SM Chuck Barris hosts . • ,..,.._lat •CI>.,_ ....... m .,_ Ste Oaytrme Movies . ..,.., . "" ,,....., f.DDIG Cmtt I in•uooN 12:00 8 Tiit Sim f.Mf* sa.. • hr lktler, F« """ •Twl!OtZ... • B CI> Alt Illy Clllldrt11 Cll cm a iwn D ...,..: Ste Daytime MOYltS • I Dmll .. ltHlit fli)llcbtlJacllOft 0 Stsa111t Strttt -12:30- .. Cll As tilt Wetld lllfllt U 8 DIYS II 0.. 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Ouw ywr own, or Hnd vour ...,.,., eddrtS\ 111\4 pPlon• numt..r W.'11 make OM urd per lt<a AOO: ts t«h p..,_5 Robert Urich m11 u 1 private lnmtl11tor whose 1mch for a ru111way tfflllp &frl ltads to two slaylnp 1114 n11r1y com him his Ute In "V•1aS," a 90-mlnute mrstery mnlt alrlnl Thul'lday al 9:30PM on UC. Tony Curtis cuests u one of Urich'• clients, a ll l1ll·pru1urt lu Ve111 Culno 1ntrepr111eur. June Allyson, lttcl !Jvttona ind MlchHl lerner alto star. Olympic fip re wtln1 champion OorotbJ Hamil stars In lftOtlltr musical varitt, hoar, "~rothJ Hamil Prtstnb Winners," on ABC f ridlJ 1t 8,... Ms. Hamil's specl1I pests 1r1 OIJ111pk tnt41list lolct Jewr 111d TOllJ Aw1rd·wlnner Hal Undttl. Hlitinatits of tllt flour itlcltHlt 1 tr'lai.tt ~ 11111 Hamil to s&atln1 1reats of tlle past Mh •• Soni• Htllit, llrblra Anti Scott. TlftllJ Albrlpt, Carol Heiss IM PtUJ Fltmlna. Slit Ibo ltlcllts IJrvct Juntr how to state •llllt ht, In turn, tHchts her how to train tor the Dttlthlon. Robert Rttcl, starrl111 as ~1st Onld lldlay, a specialist In trackl111 dowll niuwap, .... a l'llfftaltJ dlsturbtd tttn1pr who has run awar to S.11 Fralldlco to ~ 1 caM &lr1, In "No Prl11et for My Clodtfella," tllt tw. hour premiere coloruat of HC's Op1ratlo1 IU111w1y, ThursdaJ from 9 to 1 lPll. Sublequent proera111t-o1t !lour In ltftcth-in tlle limitt4 •ries will air Tltunays fl'lfll t tt lOPM. Terri Nunn incl Jama Olson 1uest-star In tllt optftl11 dl'll'lll, wrlttttt by 11ecutift prodl!Clr Willillll ltobtrt Yates Ind producH by lllfl lod&tB. Willillll Wianf d~ Ule proaram, whldl was filmed on locatioll 11 Sii Fralldlc:t lld Los Aftctlts. , 4 I I --- I r (]) .... llottr Otelllt al H Is Writtt11 GD C.WI()' CM111I SUNDAY G l\at's c.t ..... ....,,""~ 0 Jolllilt .u ... .., , • ., Suuart 1.1:00 D VMOEMM ~ESElllS QI Kaw Towr lihle e Altttb laMMll The Cahfoinia AIB.ZJ * lttSl Of PlEO&CTING -9:30-An&tls vs lht Minnesota Twins. I llOldlHlo • 1t .. .,.. e.-rsT,.._ • (]) Gnat "•" Ape Cl) lltnltilul ... • ... ttie ,,_ .... ~ D o,, If l>iKMr1 • V'lla Ale(rt ® ~ 1114 Alswers * ....... Mltrtlle111t11t <II Pndk.11 t1wistiuity ()) Tiie leM llllitr ID .... :...._. 11141 ttie Hi4deft 1:00 • S-.b()' """ ,, D 1't lllll Is C:O.illc Cit(' (adv) '50-JOIU>nJ Sheff1tld m MlllM -.n (!G s,.ctMI .., 0.11rdl .. tile llollle •i..1•11111.eld Os.MIJMaa mn..~ m E.lediic c.p.., -5:30-8:00 ., ow r ... ~ Htllr a KoriDMls . .,...., 0 Meet Ille Pms -11:30-•:oo ·~ e Q) Ht11st111 Opu '911 l1vt e :r:::i' USA Cl) • ,..., s.cprt sa.. 10:00 tovt111e ol tht final round of play 1n e "''""" We ~I' Reh1100s u <D mllllElt '"''" "' """ this lournamenl lrom tht Woodlands ID I clocumtnlary about llo11S1ne cond1 The haHcourt bauetball thll has Country Club 1n H011slon, Tens •Ylllllllllllbues hons ar011nd the woild Hu&h Oo..ns bten played f0< ynrs in oms and D (]) AMNls Alti9als ......... nitrates. school yards CBS presents its ver cm 111et1t: ~ "1tt111JWS o -4:30-. ,.,.,. sion with a twist that 1ncludts 1 Kill You" (com) '66-lony Russel .,..,.,wp.i • Cam,_ f'Tofill-Viewpelllt Oii current NBA slar. a past NBA star m.., Is.' tisltJ llllbitial and a sllow bU5iness celeb11ty on 111 Tiie lest Is Ylt ID t ......... ~-· each tum This wee~ luhus Ervine. AFT•RNOON ID~ltllelrt (fll.Jtny F ...... Kevin louehery and David Ste1nbera m•1H1111lllrd vs. Maur1Ce lucn. Sam Jones and en.ma. 6l) Sesllllt Street Robert Conrad 12:00 ·-It m DIM!nae A °"'""'° (]) Ill tlollr of rwtr D CI> lssutS & Amwt11 a _..,., w. IMtt (JJJ lftatll of Ute 11 011 C.111P11S Ill Tllriller 7:00 -8:30-8 S-., Fllllfty Cl> Tiie Bold o. • u., .,. ., f'tet D HtrJld of Tnrtll 6l) Grut rerlormances "The Saint uw.-. ®I hlllic l'ube of Bleecker Street" CI> .... "' AlriMtwt CI> ()) .,,, .. Dianry mn..hikea -~--MlckSlllil ....... 0 lltlidt 01lt -12:30-..... llliMI e lltttill1 r .. r1 tllnry e rn Diredlon ·~""......, -10:30-m llletlt: "Cir1111 tllt Woo4s" (dra) CJ) • l.llb at ..... ,.. ID T"" 1114 Jerry U ()) llU luhtllall Pla101ts ·~J-M1u1t Hayes, fonts! 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EIGHT-WHEELERS Television invades the rough and rumble world of profes· s1onal team roller skating when the Komack Company's "rollergtrls," a new half·hour action comedy, debuts on NBC as a hm1ted series. Monday al 8PM The series stars Terry Kiser iH Don "Mitch" Mitchell, the harassed and fast·1alk1ng manager·owner·coach of the P1t1s· burgh P11ts, aptly named bt'cause II s down·al-lhe·slc.ltes pro team, with five beau11ful ~ka11ng quet'ns and an opera commentator turned spons announcer The femme stars chosen from more than 400 actres~e~ who .....ere aud111oned .u~ Rhonda Bares as the towering "Mongo Sue" Lampert is an Amazon lrom Arunsas w11h an i1ppe111e for skilling, food and men. Candy Ann Brown 1s fun-loving I B lohnson who learned how 10 skate bv fast dodging dudes in Harlem. loanna Cassidy. seen •s Selma Books" Ci1ss1dy with a 145 IQ, 1s the team 1n1ellectual .ind star feminist who has a running feud w1lh Mongo Sue, March Hanson. known as Honey Bee Novak, 1s the beaulllul. naive rookie of the team who 1s 1n love w11h love, Marilyn Tokuda is Shana "P1pehne" Ak1ra, half·Esk1mo and half·lapane!;t' with an Eskimo maxim for all s11ualions, and lames Murtaugh plays Howie 01v1ne, the hapless antl ou1 ·of-tune voice of rhe Pills The cast of "rollergirls" includes velerans and relative newcomers As a stage ae1or. Kiser has won bolh the Obie and Theatre World Awards for his role in "fortune and Men's Eyes" and 1s a familiar face lo television audiences having appeared 1n almost all the cop dramatic shows and comedies S1•·foo1 Rhonda Bares was a regular on Blansky's Beauties and appeired with Henry Winkler in the film, "The One and Only" Candy Ann Brown's stage career includes a stint al the Joe Papp Workshop, w11h 11me out for 1elev1S1on and ftlms. Joanna Carndy moves w11h equal ease l>elwt'en comedy and drama She starred oppos1lt' George C Scoll 1n the movie. "The Bank Shot.'' played slapseock comedy w11h Shields & Yarnell on telt'Vmon and has two films upcoming, "Prime Time" and "The W1nn1ng Season " Marcy Hanson lefr Texas two years ago and in that short lime has made a sc1·f1 movie. "Blue Sunstune" and appeared 1n m<iny ma1or televmon 'hows Most ol Marilyn Tokuda's proless1onal lift' has been spent on stage and 1n nightclub revues with an occasional foray into commercials James Mullaugh has been St't'n 1n "All the President's Men" and "The Htndenberg," and guested on lelevmon T.lltlns lime out from fllmlng are ust memben (kneeling left· right) ~rilyn Tokuda and Candy Ann Brown. Rear left-right are: Marcy Hinson, J1mes Murtaugh, who plays .11 hapless announcer, Terry Kiser who st.1n H the beleagu~ coach· owner, Rhond.11 llates .1nd fo.1nn.1 Cassidy. t.. ..... SUNDAY (Continued) D AM1ott l c.o.ttllt .., Tiit .. S.llad ID Wehr's '1pellnt -r:30-a liftr Oab Tlllllis To.rulMtlt lio 1nfon111t1on 1n1l1ble 11 111m ti mt a u.tilll g.,sa 2:00 e licVllef m lllcMe: "Dillo" (dra) '57-Sal Mineo. Bnan Keith. Susan KOllnfl CD TIRM 1!m .... l.Ms4•: Portrait ol 114t· ,..._.All 1n1erv1ew with Quebec's Premiere lmsque. wbo d&usses Quebtc's desire to become an 1nde PtQdenl nalt0n 9 lillrais Wei~ O DilMtlSioa hi Culturts -2:30- • (]) <IaJ Workl Allltffr loli111 Co~eraee ol the United Stales Ami· leur Bo11n1 Champ1onsh1ps from B1lo11. Miss1ss1ppt D ltowit: "Tiit lo4J Snatd1trs" (m11) '45-Bela lu1os1. 3:00 8 F au tlle llltlea D a s,omwofld wee feather wei1hl champ1onsh1p bout (IS rounds) fulurina champion Danny Lopez a111nst Eduardo P11eto. Na tio111I MU Indoor d1~1n1 champion sll1ps, llofse rac1n1 on rce hom St MOf11l, Sw1llerllnd .... llU CD Mtlle: CC> "lllurdet 0.. ... ,..... (dra) '71-Jolln Forsythe, RrchJrd Kiley. Barbara Bain Q) Alias s.ltll aM lolia ID Tiit Orillull a 111t linlwill1 r 11r1 -3:30- • Todl(s ltliJloil IDT•nu*I 4:00 • ltlltf • • .,. •• to Ille lllltOlll of tllt Sta 8 Cll 9 Ale's WW. Wol'W of Sptrts The OJytone "300" Stock Car Race lrom Daytona Beach, Flonda. the WOfld Professional hr1el DMn1 Champ1onsh1ps hom Ft. lauderdale, Fla.; and skatebo11d compet1t1on from Catalin1 Island • S,.c:t 19" m llllM: "Atttr Ille Tllln lill11" (com) '36-William Powell, Myma Loy, Jamu Stewart .., lltwlt: waubl~" (com) 51- Ray N1iland, Jan Stert1n1 St Wa• $1rttt Weft 0 The HOllle "'...., -4:30- D Usl el IM Wi4 D Sunday Cl) r.. Ille lbtien 8 It's [ftryMly's lalnm t2l> Wasflilttttlt Wtt• ill R1YMW @TY ..... rau 5:00 • Mtcli1 e Cl) Star Tr .. D llowit: ''Thi T ouna Sewacn" (dra) '61-Burt lan<a$ter, Shelley Winters. Dina Memll. 11'1 A1Miic.111 lstttl Jnilll Hour ID flritll UM 8 MalllS Clnlides -5:30- • lletn1111hn TV WEEK, APRIL 23, 1978 Cll Aalll&I hid Dlltwl 8 Grt1lt1t Sptrta lt&Hlll· "Goldie Howe" Host Tom Seaver Ploftlu llocby Siar Gold1t Howe 10111• 8:00 aueCIJ llft'I fCWWll • llllMe: (Cl (2111) wlltrpl Ille Pirll•" (adv) '51-Stne Reem <II W-·12 m llllMe: CC> (211r) '1\e hjpu '-•" (mil$) '57-Doos Day, John Raitt. Ca1ol Haney, Barbara NichOls. .., lloorit: CC> (Ziii) Ma.Ml W'rtlt• tut A Cause" (dra) '55-James Dean 0 ~ett'I Vicllfy Gardtll tli)Ul11t.l'CM111t (DlilltyT,tlfllotrt H Oru Upon A Claulc -6:30- 8 CD llns (l)WHd ll..-, D OIC fins Ceaftrtnu B W'llle WN1d tf Amnturt (R) "The H111denburf' Host Or GeOf&e F1schbeck takes viewers back 10 May 6, 1937, f011 look at the H1ndenb11r1 d1sisler when the Ger1111n ieppehn burned and crashed whole moonn111 Lakehurst. New Jersy, w11h the loss ol 36 hm CID lilass Trulit-fer die li&aaa? 0 Tiie Frtlldl Qlef Of1e1111tlalle a 11c 11ue lillrMt 1:00 a CD '° lll11¥t11 D a ,...rllll ~of DilMJ ''Thost Calloways" Part I of 1 three ~rt story about a stronc·•llltd back woods family's struu le aaainst Ire· mendous odds to 111eserve their way ol hie from the suffoca11n1 amp ol b11 bu11nus and tlle 1lm1pty dollar Brian Keith. Vera Miles. Brandon de Wilde. Willer Brennan. Ed Wynn . l1ndJ £vans, Tom Skerntt st11. • Cll (JD) llHCJ Drt•/H11tlr lors Mysteries "Aapulco Spies" (R) Frank ind Joe discover han1·1lidina. buuhlul &iris ind danaerous enemies while 1nmtl11t1n& the mys· tenous kidn1ppin1 of their father 1n Mu1co. Cr111 Stevens. Oebor111 Ryan, Kimberly Beck auest. G llEW AOVEITUlt£/lltE * UHERS M£ IACKI G PUMIU£ Tiit W'rN, Wtir• 11111 tllt ""*'fl! Proaram inves1111tes the on1m of lhe weird stone statues which dot the hny hster Island 1n the South Pacific and shows the c1>1orlul hie of the n1hves @ Tlltlal,..... fl) Wlliteface A 1nhmale look 1nlo the h1e. hopes ind Kh1evement5 ol lour tlrtllS clowns '° Soccer .... ill ''"'""' -7:30- 3 lil leide""'• Jan Festini m 'l1lr1dMI w. Cl> 8:00 8 (() Rllt4la In the conclud1n1 ~rt of a lwo·~rt episode Rhoda. faced with the prospect of spendinc lht n11ht In a dHerted mansion miles from the h1&hway, Ines to orcaniu her little band of ~owards into mrch1na for food and blankets. Mean11h1le. Ida Moicenstern makes su1e that the sleepina 1111n&tiMnu are sullablt tor thtet defensele~ women and two apessive men U Qll Project UFO S1chl1nc 4008 Tiie Oestfl S911ap Incident" A huae UFO w1tll a red hot underside pursues two men 11avellne 1n an aerial tramway 1n lht Cahtorn1a rnort ot Desert Spttnl$ Buckley Homs and Jack Sheldon eun t 8 CJ) (Ia) !Ow tllt Wts1 Was Won Zeb M1uhan's callle dnve is attacked by llosltle Anpaho Indians and Luke. 1n 1111 awa11tnc a hur1n& 1>ea11u to se11ously doubt that his eamble on ii pardon •111 pay otf Munwhtle. lessie mks het hie to ~ve her Indian l11end lrom slavers D Loft Amtriu11 Style 0 VANDEMAN PRESENTS * THE GAMBLERS d It Is Written tD Movie: (2hr) "lthyttte £.su. drille" (dra) ·~8-lab Hunter David Janssen. Clrnt Eastwood. Ol S.m Yorty Show f» lllppo11-llo-Utl fD @ hmn and tl1t P1tts0ur1h "A Catherin& of Players" Issac Stern. Pinchas Zukerman and Nathaniel Rosen pnncrpal cellrsl lor the Prtlsb1ueh Symphony 1oio Andre Prevrn 1n an informal selltnl IOI some 1llumrnatrne chat and music mak1n1 ID V1riety/Sports 11ews \Ill Tllf• ~ to ~11ture -1:30- 0 ON OUR OWN * Guess Who Secretly Sent Roses to Muta 1 fJ 011 OVf On When ltd IOH S a111ve 11 the B~IOld Ad Aaency, add1essed to · fhe most beautiful ~person rn the wo1ld from your seciet adm1ret," no one lS quite sure lot •horn they are intended When it's discovered who the buutilul person 1s-M111a 1s dumtounded Bui hndinc out •ho senl them proves In be an even b1u er shock U A llusy doctor find1 * lme to love children. S!Jn Mooneyham hosts "Come W11' the World" 111 Comt Wilk tllt World D 01we1 I Goliath ID Mowit: la Me1or Del Cotee•o" 0 (Mr [JSJ 9 :00 8 ())All in tllt faMily 'Archit's Bitler Pill" Conclusion (R) The m l 1utt0n that he rs loiina his drum is 1 bitter pill IOI Archie to swallow but •h•t he sw1llows to make 1t sweeter m1y lead to los1ne his hie u 8 Tiie 811 EH11t 11:) (2111) "~Altll" (R) Part I Krr\ Oouctas and Ch,,stopher Plummer held an 111 slit cut in a slory of infiah1tn1 1nd intr11ue rn a vas1 b1nk1n1 emprre fhe announcement that Ille preSldent ot a lerae bank 1s dy1nc ot cancer precipitates an intense, no flolds barred struule IOI successron between two vtee pres• den\$. Rosco Hty•ard (Plummer) and Alo Vandervoort (Ooualu) Helen Hayes. Anne Bnltr, Lorne Greene. Ju n Peters. R1lph Bellamy. Susan Flannery and loan Collins co star. g Oral R*rtl 8 CJ) CJD) AllC Su11d1J Mowl1: !l:) (2~r) "W1lkln1 Till" (R) (dr11 73 Joe Don Ba~er Noah Beery, [hnbeth Kartman. Gene Evans. Joe Don Baker stars as BufOld Pusser •host 11tuut to surrendei to the. system lint 1ll'Olllht him to natlOftll attenlton rn 1969 The story lollows l'lmer lrom the day he retu1ns to bis I ennmtt home, lh•ou1h his sue ceulul camparan IOI sher1tl Alter his electron hrs rnc01rup1ible polrc1es as 1 i.w enl01cer ltad to a tonhontalton hrs pnnciples would not allow him to dod&e O Lm11a ldus .. Dr. h1nk Ridlelicu Cl> a11 llv111!11rd m ID lilHttrptt« TM1trt "Our Mutual F r1end'' N1<odemus Boffrn and hrs wile ~ toi ways to spend the11 1nhe11tance and lime's hi& takes a new turn no• that she s hvinc •llh Jenny the doll dress maker lant Seymour, John McEner;. t eo Mcllern and Allie Bass star iSGJ Soulldsuat -9:30-0 (I) Alkt (R) fhanks to Alice. Flo and Mel usually al each other's throats become 11 pa11 ot toveb11ds. 1lte1 spendrnR a •eekend together 1n fucson at the b11 lootball aame G Tiit lli111 ls Comin1 l'J Gln1er Ted AtlMll'Olll 10:00 U ADULT ORAMA TONITE * ON "DALLAS" O 011\u When luther Frick (Brian Dennehy) hnds hrs •1te and I R Ew1n1's (tarry Ha1m1n) buSI nm ard m a Waeo motel. he con vrnCt$ a lrrend to to trtth him to the Ewtn& 1anth IOI a little revenat bu1 the Ew1na .omen are lhe tiraet 111 017 .. rmc..try Cl c,.i Aftclty Hour m Tiit Odd eou,1e Ol C:.,.1 Hour 9 SllMa ot """' fI) Mettirlc of tilt Millds \Q Gmt l'tf10f'mlrlCH -10:30- 111 hmmr SRWrt Show m 11ews 11:00 u u (I) (l)lltft 111 PKtwtleB Cl Mowit: "The Youn1 S.maa" (dra) '61 Burt laomter tD Mowit: "llf1ytltt Escadrille" (dra) '58-Tab Hunt" David Janssen. Chnt Eastwood (I) tltttrtnd Al ® i.-tt Thomu Rtmtmbtrs fD lllKk FitmmabB Hall of f 11111 -11:30- • s,orts fi1111/ll1mt ol tile Glmt lltw1.trfl Club U O liloM: a:J "Don'l l'usll, l'lt CtitrceWhtn au4r" (com) '69-Sue l yon. [nco Cerus1Co D ®""' e T1lt 700 tlub ()) r.i.tse Q) m Tiit rn Club -11:45- CJO) Slltrlock Holmes Thtatrt 12:00 & Mow11: (C) "Tiit lliehl of Ille followln& Dar" (dra) '69 Marlon Brando, Richard Boone. Rrt1 Moreno -1:40- 0 Mom: "LOMly Are tht Brave" (drt) '62-l<irk Ooualas. ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND r--------------------~, F1ll 1n this coupon. chp and matl W1th $1 75 10 Pilot Printing. Label Div. Post Office Box 1560 • 330 W. Bay St Costa Mesa. Callfomia 92626 Be Sure to Use Your Zlpeode PILOT PRINTING L---------------------~ TV WEEK, APRIL 23, 1978 Our ll o'clock news isn't just another late news. It's the latest. Ifs the top stories of the day, and how they've changed since the sun went down. It's the news that's happening while you're driving home. While you're having dinner. While you're relaxing. It's the news of the night. The kind of news that's going to make headlines in the morning. And tonight on Channel 2. Channel 2 News at 11 • With Connie Chung and Joseph Bent#. 10MORROW'S NEWS 10.NICHt Paige 10 MONDAY I Arlll 14 • ~-:-:L~~~ , .. ,., -.alm e, .,, tilt .,.,_... DA mll£ lllOVI£$ 11:30 • "Y• lelMa lo Mt" (COii\) '41-B11bau SIJnw-,d Edp r BuchaMn. Henry fonda, Roser Clark, Rulh Donnelly, Melville Cooper 12:00 m (1:) "T111 Mlllitll Dollar W " (dra) '66-Dana Andrews, Brad Hams, Elaine DeWitt l:OO lII (1:) "Wl•clltster for tire" (wts) '67-Guy Madison, Edd Byrnes 3:30 a (1:) ''tloltllt liua'' (wes) '67-Georae Montaomery, hb Hunter.Yvonne De <Ario, B11an Donlevy, John Russell IViNINQ e:oo a (l) D a Cl) C1J @ llns e flllrl'IKY OM -~ • ...., llllldl mw-u • ..., .. AMltu,. @ ~II CllltWes fl) Dldrk c.,.., m EJ~~ a Hiltary " 111t11co -6:30- • lllN: ~ (10) ~a Mitter ti HU111Hitits" (dra) '69-Robert Youna. Anne But er, James Brohn. Peter Deuel, Susln Slrasbera. Lew Ayers. Cl) a-a 21111M III Min Gritflw m 11ew1tc1...i m 111e IDlkln • [ .... [41tioft 9 PtnoMI flnlnct m °"' EasJ CD Cof1mll s.tw11t a Oinlttlliolll "' Cultures 7:00 (l) £merl'llCJ One .. .,....., e u.11a• Cl) Tiie ,.. .. , W'lld m llMllll& f« Dollan tD I LM l.iicy .., ..... 12 tBCll1-9 lf1 [~· laitlas IDMacleiltl.lllr«~ QI DltWMtllt Tlllicllt (Ill Iii leWtfWe Jm futinl -7:30- D Dl'M Hlrwitz' Conll'ltf .... • .....,._, &11111 •TW•~ Cl)lllllen.tT .. D Joler's W'.W Jack Barry hosts lII WIN lhrW If Ali!Mls ma.Mrt.o m Meriu 2llitlit Ton11hl's aunts include Annt M111ray and the Anaets Stnnc QuJrtel, disc jockey Larry Guy end the R11hl Reverend Ronald Chesler Garvey Jr •CMill• @DialocUIS flD 21 TOlllcllt 9 Tiie F rtt1Clt Chtf 8:00 D 11111 lil'lhlin CnaHI G "1971 CHUIUADUeG • ,..,., Cl'itflll Shell * CHAMPIOISHIPS 9 TIN ace If Utlcertailty a {)) mew. n.. 111t1eu1 c.i-m Mtet1e1 11 t11t MIMI ltclate ClletrieMID1 Clla•,ia.slli,. !! ~~~_..,_. ··- (90m) Chef}! ~dd !Kms as five -'"" .,....,. -- cheerlu dln1 tu rns demOMllate -9:30- their ab1hlies 1n the a~u of muSIC, U CD One Day at A Tltnt (R) Ann's chttrlead1n1 arid ..,mnutlCS as they new ne11hbol, a handsome race car vtt tor lhll c~eted t1tle and a total of champlOll, tries to find the key to her S25,000 1n scllcQrsh1p monies The romantic 11n1hon and may aenerate panel of celebrity 1udces. wtlo will some une11>«led Sl>lfks 1n the proc choose the "1nn1n1 team from the us. 1n Part I of a rwo part story l1n1t contestants. include Drnd Peter Jason aunts Doyle, Bert Jones. Cllr1ShN Motter, O> Munclos o,uatos Charles M Schulz arid Chef}! Tie11 II QI) 1'1£111£1£ rtlltrsirls 1 0:00 Rhonda Bates. Candy Brown, Joanna u Cf) Lou Gralll (R) A youna ler Cassidy, Mucy Hanson. Manlyn roust invades the Tnb newStoom, Tokud1, James Murtauah and Terr-, holds Row and other reportefl u K1se1 star in this comedy senes, host11ts. and demands a rewrite of a cente11n1 on the notous adventures story about his brother. who wu of the P1ttsbur1h Pitts-a down·at· killed while hold1n1 up a store the wheels all·11rl roller·skalin1 a 9 llws tum The first episode "Battle of the a> let's Make A Dtal Sms." the all·&lfl roller skatin& g So You Want to It A CoalrKtor team sets out to strike a rock 'em 9 After !ht Ate of Uncertainty sock 'em blow for womanhood IR I fD lllichatl Jadson Jackson's &Uest race with an all·male team. is Los Angeles County Coroner II Mtwlt: (1:) (lhr) ~nu Before Thomas N11uch1 I Die" (dra) '66-John Derek, Ursula OJ ,acto Dt AmOf Andress II (l) Supr TI111t "Su1ar Baby" -10:30-Mau declares she wants to have a CI§) brol Bumttt & Frittlds baby and beeins to took for "the CD a> Mtirs perfect man" to be the lather, teav· 8 Rt11t i..wtsque: A ,Ol'1ralt of '"I Diane and M1u1e shocked. lndtptdtftce A spet1al 1nle"'1tw 9 mew. Liiiie Ugaas 111 with the f>Tem1er of Quebec Coftcelt Ltsht Uuams Stncs fD Tiit Madltil/lellrer RtPllf1 {1dv) '70-W. llledor, Lorelli De Luci. CD Tht Odd eo.,i. m lllt111J '11Mn'a Flyl111 Cirella m~en.tt m VarWMa 19 ltbdlel/l*tr a.pert -11:30-u CIS Lilt flllmt: "l'M Cly T-row" (dr1) 'Sli-SusaR Hay ward, R1t~rd Conte, EOdlf Albert D 0 JolllllJ brtOll Guest host rs Georae Car11n • (l) <Ill ~ Story CD Tllat Ciri m Get s.ar1 8 WllolMws0.1 m C.,tloMd !Ins 12:00 8 Twtliellt Z... tD O.S.Wlts Q) Htllty-n m 11ows1111ow1e -12:30- • Gtftt Alltry a Surtl .. "Time of Fliahl" Hired by a hoodlum, 1 detective uses his own apartment lo hide the man but the lhuas find him and "murder" him anyway-or did theyl J1<k Kelly. Jack Klusman ind Juliet Mills star CID) lr0ftll6e CD Alfred Hitdlcocl ,~b II) lllowit: "Allctl llW' (dra) '61 - Georae H1m1lton, Mercedes Mc Cambr1d1e 1:00 e o r_, .. D I S,1 some of tier most popular soncs •Ion& wllh some new melod1u 11 :00 -2:05- aJ lilM4ly lll&llt laeNll U (l) D • Cl) !ID IUJ llns 9 lllowlt: "lewm Illy Lowe'·"' tD brtl llllllflt I FritHs 9 lift Alltriu1 Style d '52 1•· '' Cl) lllN: (1:) (Zbr) "TIM OallPftr C1 Me.ie: (1:) "f'laias et llttle" ( ra) -..., Luouio, R.obert Ryan, ff llollt O'lirMy" (mus) '!>0-Debbie r:===========B=tr=b=ar=a _Wh_1_11n_1 ____ _ Reynolds, Gordon MacRle .. ~Al llo Htji1111ri IS Alll1111 C11r1111da ID Tiie ,,._, "Hammer Into An y1t" The P11soner swears lo avenie tht death of • 11rt wllose appuls tor help when beina persecuted by Number Two came loo late for the Prisoner lo save her life. 0 Que '-'· USA -1:30- D DEBUT! llEW SERIES! * "JOE l VALERIE" II 0 PlltMIERE JM & Vtltrit Paul Rea1n1 and Cll11 Fontane star In the title roles as l~est1uek teen· aaefl wtlo find their relahnshio af. lect1n1 how they feel about the11 families. lhell fnends and their tobs. In "The Meehna" Joe Pizo (Rtiina) wran1les dance at a disco 111th ~etty Valene Sweetzer (Fontane) ~ut site d~ers the truth and plans qud rtvenat a (l) Monday lllaht laseball T tams not avatlable from the Net work al our press time CD ma.ooo Quatioll (l)Oftf Easy 9:00 II @ Tiit Iii [went: (211r) Tiit lilentJdiancm Part II. Kirk Dou1tas. Ch11stophtr Plummer. Helen Hayes. Anne But er. r 1molhy Bottoms. Ralph Bellamy, Susan Flannery Palrick O'Nul. Lorne Greene, Joa~ Collins. Jun Peters and Percy Rodricuez. VandertOOrt (Dou1las) 1s opposed by board members who are reluctant lo finance a risky hous1n1 pro1ect in a slum neifhborilood. Then Vandervoort becomes the taraet of 1mpahenl ne11hbofhood m1lllanls Susan Anspach stars as a waitress who unknowingly becomes Involved with a college presidenl, who, on a sabbatical, works as a restaurant sandwich man. In "The Secret Life of John Chapman," 90.mlnute GE Theater drama special airing Tuesday at 9:30PM on CBS. I 1U•SDAV Arn25 for_,.. ..i afttlMll lilti.,s. ,.._Ml DAmltE PICK.UM$. ... 1111, llf Jlllf CllU Uhl ta, lrt tlle 41J'• llllria. oamm llOVl£S ll:lD CD "Tiit L.My Frt11 SU.C-Ui" (mys) '48-0lwn Welles Rita Hayworth, htrtt Sloane 12:00 G "A Sb'111Ctf le My Arm" (dra) 'S9-June Allyson. Jell Chandler. S,ndla Dee. Conr1d H11et. Mary Ast()(, Pel er Graves ):00 (I§) CC) "Tiit Q1lck GuR" (wes) '6'-Aud1e Murphy, Merry Anders l:lO • CC> "The G•R •klm" (wes) '69-Jlm Davis, Robert D11, Scott Brady. John C1111d1ne •V•NING 8:00 9 CJ) D B ()) (IDl 0 •ewi • Eiltrttll<Y 0111 -~ at Ooqtn lauball lhe los An &ties Dodeers vs the C1nt1nn1h Reds Colltrnued from ~PM .., Malll-12 ®~Ct 8l> r..-c F1ee a l"tnout fllllllCe -6:30- • Mtwit: CC> (M)"A11~11que" Part I (susp) '66-Greeory Peck. Soph11 l01en. AUn Bldel Cl) a..nc. 21ii't cm Men Grittill .,. en..Wles l!ll)Ooltr EllJ ID Tiit "wi1c Y•n 1:00 (]) ElltratlCJ 0.. .. ., ..... DUanCll* ()) Tiit Jebf's WiW ...... ,.,Diian atMMl-fl 9 01•111'1 .... Clltw• s:t lbdlell/L*tr lepert O ~T~ (9) Tiit .... Gardtler -7:30- D CaMW CatMf1 • ....,...GalM • ~ .....,..... ~lllrt:I ()) Tiit "81 SM • Mktr'• Wild m Meric.11 ?Jlipt Ton1e11t chant your fat away wtlh Maha11sh1 Mahtsh Manaepor. 9 ~ fl!» 11 Tt11icht !Bl NtwlcMci 8:00 U Cl) S'ECIAL •un1•ays {90) OOlothy McGuire. Yan Wtllrams. John Randolph. Heva Patterson and Josh Albee st11 1n the story ol , boy and 1 leopard whose separte lh&hts to tree dom bnn& them to&ether 1n a unique lr1el!dsh1p D QI) Mae Fl'Oll Atiaatis "Imp" Pat Monla tuests as a mlSCh1evt0us su ell whoa IOU(h uuus adults to mer1 lo the WIJ$ of childhood. ll cond11ton that b11ncs chaos and death to the crew ol ll nucle11 submanne • llllwle: (at) "Harry Ilk' *'"' Ult Tlcw'' (adv) '58-Stenrt G11n1er. 8111*1 Rusll • CJ) (JI ....., Days (R) "Req· uiem IQ( A Maf pll" In • bo•1n1 match-an1need by ronzie-Ralpll Mllpll's pride ovtrshaclows hll '"'°' wlle11 he enten the 11n1 With a t~ll 1Hu1ser 101 the afftctlOIU oi a p1etty 11rt. G 111.,lt: CC> (2'1) "b11 A Ct....i Mile" (dra) '69-loutS lour dan, Mary Tyla Moon, Wilfred Hyde Wlule, Stanley Holloway m tarel lllfMtt ... fr-.. • llftit: CC> (2111) "0111r ~" (adv) 'S7-Comet W~de DelHI Paaet ..... 9Mol.-s0111 s:t •atio11al Gfflta,liic Special "Starch 101 the Great Apes" H11h 1n the 111011nl11ns ol central Ainu and deep w1th1n a rain l01est of lndone sian Borneo. two dtdlClttd women scitnhsts study the cmt apes-the mountain &Ofi111 and the oraneutan The him documents the painst1k1n1 work ol Dian Fossey and B1iute Glad1us·Bnndamour, and offm an unusual look at the me apes them selvu. m Ma111111 s.ra 0tn1 Dia O TurriaMlll -&:30- • (1) ® Lnmt ' S~irltr "Shtrlty's Dpe11hon" (R) Slurlty IS taken to the hospital 1n need of an emeraenq opmhon. and the mtdl· cal proleSSIOn is t111ned ups1de doolfn when htr friends rush lo htf side-in lull dress hom an "Allee 1n Wondtr land · play rehearsal mer-wa ----------------------. 0 Ari" •114 lslatlis Josh Albee etars •• a runaway whose flight bflngs him \ '-~ogether with a leopard, in "The Runaways:· Tuesday at ~PM on CBS. p.,.12 ma.w. 9 0wr Easy 9:00 D 8 Tiit lie Ewt11t (21u) Tiit lillelJdiallC'R ConcluSIOll Ch11sto phtr Plummer. Kuk Oovew. limo· thy Bottoms, 1'1t11ck O'Nul, SUSlln Flannery, Jean Petm. Anne Buter, Perty Rod111ues. Robert Lou11. Hay· den Rorke, Arny T 1vell Roscoe Heyward (Plummer) hnally realizes the damaae he has done to r 1rst Mercanltle Bank when the collapse of a conelomerate thrutens the bank's stab1lrty . .M1les Euton's (Bot roms) lile is in ~&er as he closes 1n on the e•na of credit card fOflers. • CJ) (IDl Tlll1t's C-,.11r (R) "Stanley CasallO'ia" Only Jack knows the truth whfn Chnssy, J1net and Mrs Rootr thmk Stanley 1s loot1na around with 1nothe1 wonian .... &riffll SllR • IMkal Variety ID @HJ* hA A ~ at the t11rrent status ol frankltn 0 Roose welt's home town of Hyde Paik, New York -~I 9 lllat .... Tllutrt -9:30-• ()) sncw. Gt 1\uht .. , he Secret lrfe of John Cb1pm1n" (R) This 90·m1nute dlama focuses on 1 colle&e prtsident who takes a sab batical !Tom • small mtem collece to work as a laborer He wants to e11>erience a lifestyle different !Tom his re1ul1ted eaistence As he tests himsett, encountenna nni situatt0ns 1nd adYefSities. he comn to a bett11 undemandin1 of himself. his co· wortteri and his children TV WEEI<. APRIL 23, 1978 • CD lD AIC llftlt S,tcial: CJ:) (It) "Yep$" (111ys) '78- Robert Urie~. June ~JI~. Tony C111· Its, Red Buttons, Michael Lerner When 1 search for a runaway teer1111 fftl turns 111to • murder 1nwest1ption. Dan Tan•• (Uricb) finds lumsell play1n1 lor the htthest stau ol atl- his lrft-rn the fhlttnna ulSlence of las Yeps.. ., ..... Oiial'ittl ... -.a,... 10:00 ...... • Ltt'I lilaU I Dell • Tiii [tlllt ~ ...., a...-. ...... &:» lllcMel Jackm Guest. IH. [d win Krupp, 011ect01 of t11e Gtrff1th Pa~ Ob5ervatory, discusses the pos. sib1hty ol utratenest11al lrfe G>hc1it0.Amet a.....-. -10:30-m m 11ws 8 The Madleilll.altrtf .. ,.,. <IJ Fll111's AJi1a Ace A look at Hoity wood's most famous stunt pilots 11:00 U CD D•W®Ql llltft D LM Alltficu Stylll D llltfie: CC> .. Aralltlla" (com) '69-Yerna l1si, James Fo1. Terry Th.omas. Marcaret Rutherfoid m111t ~ c..,.. ..,.....,,.,... .• ™',~ 9 Tiii Qricluls fl.) Did en.tt 19 MadWl/Lellftt .. ,.,. -11:30- • ()) CIS Litt lllewit: lkCIM/ .,.., a a,._,ca,.. B (])<ID Dnid frost '"'"" "The 7t~ Guinness Book ot WOtld Records" C8 TMI Girl • Gels.art fD ID Ca,cieltd llews 12:00 D TtriliPt Z... m 1111w1e: ·t.ut ....... ~rt1t· (hOI) '64-Yincent Price Cl)TMHllle111M11trs -12:30-• Mlrie: "looln et tllt r., .. (dra) ·~9-Laurence Harvey. Sfmone S11nQ(tl • Cl) Mowit: CC> "l1t1te £apt~ (dra) 'SI -Mark Stevens. Rhonda r1em1ne 1:00 o a r~ D IS,, 2:00 a !MM: "Ctnett 1-225" (adv) '43-Randolpll Scott. Ella Raines. e Mttit: "Sane• Wil4•"'"'" (wes) '56-Ydor Mature. -2:30- • llltils: "Wend Woman," "for the love of Mike" 3:00 a 1111w1e: .,.__ Hl4 ,_, _.. (dra) 'U -ln&nd Berrman. Susan Hayward, Wamtr Baxter. 4:00 • llM: ''Sall 0.-trit, .......... (1dw) '43-Robert Beatty. m MIM: "Lat Olp tf ,.,.ii" {dra) '3S-Preston Foster. IWBDN•SDAY_f APlll 21 fer _..IM ~ liltillp. ..._. DAYTillE NOWMS. ... i.., t. ,.. t11M1ime, 111 tM U(s...-. DAYT111£ lllOVIES ll:JD GI "ltlliUT' (dra) '38- Kltllanne Hepburn. Cary G11nt, Lew Aym. Dom Nolan. Edward btrett Horton 11:00 11 Ct) "Slim Cllttf'" (dra) '57-Jod ~lloney. Julie Adams, Tim Hovey, Wtllt1m Hopper Joanna Moole. Manie Malloney. Bll'blrl Hale. 8111 W~hams 3:00 (II Ct) "Ntde an• 1111 Ap1ehu" (wes) '67 -Robert Taylor. Noah Beery J:lO • ~ "Otat• tf I liH· fittllet" (wes) '69-Ricllard W1d mark. Lena Horne. Jolln Sl•on. Carrol O'Connor, Kent Smith, !Urry Carey, Jimmy Lydon •V•lltNG 8:00 8 CD D • C1J ® QJl lhn aEmrr-JO• II~ ID Matn ._.... The Los An &ties Ood1ers vs !ht C1nc1nnah Reds Coohnutd ffom SPM II) Mlt9-1Z Ollalllaltc-t fD Dldric c.,..., 0 Hidtry DI lklice -6:30- • llnit: Ct) ('°) "Ar11M"u1" Conti (susp) '66-Grttory Peck. Sophia L01en. Alan ~t Cl) AIMria 2lfiPt cm ... ,., '6iffill S11e111 .... la S)CMf Usy O ~ ill C411turts 7:00 CD Tiie Ciont Sllelll II 8 ID llm II Uan t111• Cl) Tiie Jeb r't W'iltil II lowlift1 fer o.llan Cl)MMl-12 @It's t~s lusiam f:m Thi llbdWl/ lellnf h,er1 a w 111e """'" S CMM StilcMry -7:30- fJ 121) lttwell the "an "The In ward Looll Ctos1na Out the Rest ol the World" In !ht 1920's a Untied Statt1-d1sillusloned by WOlld War I-tilt$ to shut out lht rest of tlte world lhrouth st11ct 1mm11r11ton quoin armed at Central Europe and Omntlls. The resull is 111trvtsm. 1 mistrust ol fore1pers and m1nonhts, and one of the dl~ts1 periods of raasm and 1nloltr1ft(e 1n 01U hislOfY CD let's s. " t11t bc:a DSlll 111 lta •• .....,...Iii .. • llltdl ~ "' Cl) Tiie s 12.1,000 .OMstlen 11 Tiie JIMl's WlW (JIF111111J FM m ...U 2"tPt VI01 Can and Brt~dy McAllist~ &uesl ®""" ID Z1 TOllllM IJISb•r• 8:00 • Cl) ....,.., !flNf-llall An Id· onced experiment 1n aenet1c re· surch ln.olV1nt lite controversial techmut of clon•n& aoes •WIY and resultl in Scnder·Man becon11n1 1 •ind of Jekyll and H~ p11tnomeno11. D a Tiit Ult 11111 Tl•tt or Ciriuly Mam ·skynders" Rim Tam· blyn cues! s1ars as a man Who IGeS to the h1&h movntain aiuntry t1t1lh a lot of uotK equ1oment and COii v1nces Crin!)' and Mad lKk that llf and his fly1n1 machtne will make history D .. ttit: Ct) (ar) "Tiie llitlll ,_,.." (m,il 'S4-Gie1ory Peck. Biodenck Crawtoid • CD cm [ipt Is tMlllll "Hau of the Oo1" (R) Wllfn Tommy lmns that !ht n•(hl btfoie isn't worJh lht morn1nc aher, lie and his father have a talk about manhood. Cl fllowit: Ct) (2111) "Tiit ~er 1&111" (dra) '70-Roy Tiunnes, Joan Hadel!, Tammy Grtmes. Richard ·Conte m Carol l1m1ett ' fritllds C1J fllowit: (2111) "Willf b the Wind" (d11) ·~1-Anna 11'11nan1, Anthony Quinn tD Variety Sholl fZ)@llen O> lbuu S.1 Otro Dia ((§) lb leidtrMde .Im Festini -1:30-m er-w-rts fB""' O> llldll l*t a°'" UsJ 9:00 D (IS Wt41Hs4ay Mttie: Ct) (Zllr) "Sie11" (susp) '78-Martin Balsam Sylvia Stdney, Oo11an Harewood, James Sutonus A self piocta1mtd 'Kina" (Harewood) of an urban ne1ahbotltood. sucteeds inter· rormne the entut community with hrs constant alt.11tks on !ht elderly, ente11na then homes and repeatedly stuhnc then meaaer posseuions. Sutonus stars u the pohce heuten· ant who's stymied 1n his elfom to make arrests betause the victims are too terrified to tesltfy D (D SPECIAL Rlnto former Bulle R1n10 Starr pl111 a rock star. wllo encounters hts look·alike, in this rock musical comedy based on "The P11nce and the Pauper " R1n10 1s io1ned by er·Btatle star Georae Har 11son. John Ritter, Anaie Dickinson. Came f 1sher, Mike Oouelas and Vin· cent Pnce. B CD ® Charli1'1 h11b (R) ''Game. Stl. Outh" The Ancels elbow then way 1nlo profwior11I tennis to hnd out who IS "ehminat· 1n1" top female players IKJOf to matches with an a11n& tennis chlmp!On (() Ridl ..... ,.., Illa• ... Men Ciriff111 s... mn..rs..... @ The .... tf Alllllent Julie H11Tis slais tn this one woman celebration of Ille hie, spmt and pothy of Emily Dickenson 8:) Cirul PtrltrlllUtts "Profts· s1onal Foul" Set in present day Pra1ue. this p101ram combint5 poh· hes, philosophy and football into a penetratma. t111i·comte attack on totalitar11n repreSS1on. 0 Austin Cit, Ulllils "Asleep at the Wheel/Bobby Biideer" -9:30-m Muflllos Opuestos 10100 ...... D 9 Sl't:CIAl Citr1" Fer• H fereip '*1 In lhe f1rsl full·lentth interview he llas 11ven su1te lca'tln& oHa, tM fooner Pmident talis wilh John Cllanceflor about 1"ternat1 nal relatlOllS dunn1 the f Old admtn tSlralton and lhe11 effect on subsequent policlfS 8 (J) <II Statay & Hlltdl "The Heroes" (R) A new repottei covttina the polite beat finds the methods used by Starsiy and Hulth obtt< hOnalbt unltl she !Inds herstll fKe to-face with a nervous 1vnman Karen Camon 1uests ID ltt's lllah a Dul m 1sne1 r•r . m PKto o. AMOf 9 Sou11dsta1• "CrusaderHRoy Ayr ts" -10:30- m m •""" 9 Iii ltldt"*' Jill fntwal &:> llitllul hcU.11 Guest Joan R1wm discusses her roles as 1 lead 1n& woman tn many Hpttl! ot the entertainment rndustry 11:00 D CD D 8 CIJ ~ QJ llm D LM Alleric.all Style • llowie: Ct) Nletltr A Widow'' (com) '69-VKna L1s1 m n.. ~ c..,i. II) llellty r,t11M 's flyill& Cut in ®DilllCMS m Diel eawtt mv.-. 9 lbdtit1LeMer •,ort -11 :30- 11 Cl) CIS Ult Mette: H1W111 r...01111i1' ,. - D a~ c...-Gllts1 ttost is Roy Clatl. • CJ) <ml ,... S""1 tD TMt Sift ., Get S..rt omea.-uc•n 12:00 a T!"¥'Z-m Mem: "It Ma,,Ht• o .. llit~I" (dra) '34-Clark Gible. Claudette Colbert. W1lttr Coonolly, Roscoe Kiins mn.......,.1111n m n. lllbcW1l.lllrer .,.,. -12:30- • lllN: "Ille Mart" (dra) '61 - Sluart Wh1tm1n, Mana Schell. • (J) CID Mystery el die WMk .., fllowit: "ltmibt!MI .. Ult" ( dn) '34-Claudette Colbert, Warren Wilham 1:00 D ID TOlllOrl .. G•S.r 2:00 Ill alotie: 13:) NW s.. tile.,,,,. MSS" (susp) '71 -Pamela Franklin, Slndor Eles, M1tl\ael Oolr!Ct. G) Mowles: "Equ1no1," "Monster from A Preh1st011C Planet" -2:30- fJ llltiwit: "Tiit Sn~ llld" (adv) '39-Conlad Vt1dt, Valene Hobson. Stbast11n Shaw a llttl•~: "Oead Man's Eyu." "Spylaris' 4:00 D llnie: 13:) "S•••lllrt" (mys) '!>9-Hitel Paint•. Yvonne M1ttltell Martin Balsam and Sylvia Sidney share • wtrm friendship that 11 clouded by the fear spread by a young hoodlum terrifying their community. In "Siege," on The CBS Wednesday Night Movie at 9PM. Pege13 • TV WEEK. APAIL 23, 11178 A 'TODAY' LOVE STORY II you hke an honest. heart-warmin& love story, you'll love Joe And Valene. II you like the upbeat tempo of today's music, you'll love Joe And Valene. And if you llke to discover brt&ht new star personaltt1es, you'll especial!( love Joe And Vale11e. So what is a Joe And Vale11e1It1s, first off, a four-episode pilot run of a pro1ected new NBC senes ai11n1 Monday, April 24 and May 1. and then Wednesday, May 3 and 10, 1n the 8·3(). 9PM hme penod. It as also the first series venture from Hope £nterp11ses, Inc . Bob Hope's corporate enltty, with Linda Hope, his dau&hter, in charie of pro&ram development. Beyond that, at as an out-and-out love story played a1amst a back1round of contemporary music and involv1n1 enough casting coincidences to fall a miniature "Guinness Book of Reco1ds." Created, written and produced by vete1an writer Bernie Kahn and directed by anothe1 veteran, Bill Persky, the show, all quite unintentionally, would appear to have a father fi&ure in "Grease." The two leads, Paul Reama and Char Fontane, appeared together an the road company version of "Grease." and Char was cast as well in the Broadway version Bill _,~~ Beyers, who plays one of Joe's two best buddies. is a third cast member to have traveled with the road company And Pat Benson, cast as Valene's mother, appeared 1n Chicago tn "Jimmy Shtne" with Jimmy Jacobs, who at the tame was w11t1n1-"Grease," what else? Of the seven reaulars in Joe And Valerie, all but two were born and raised in and around New York. Four of them had come to Hollywood from New York only a few months 110, audit1on1n1 separately for Joe And Valerie without havtn& the slichlest nohon of what the others were doina. The show itself. tn addtlton to brin11ne a number of m1tin& newcomers to the tube, also bmas somethma to telev1S1on itsell-a genutne love story tnvolv in& two very appea1tn1 blue-collar younasters (he's a • plumber's apprentice, she's a department store saleseirl tn cosmetics) in a natural surroundina of today's music (the local han1out 1s a disco, which is wbere Joe and Valerie meet tn the inihal episode). In addition to those already mentioned, the cast includes David Elliott as one of the two best buddies with whom Joe shares an apartment, Robert Costanzo as Joe's widowed father and the plumber for whom Joe works, and Donna Ponterotto as Valerie's &irl friend. Says Linda Hope, the show's executive producer: "This ts not a caricature or cartoon· type show. It's comedy, yes, but what we like to think of as aenlle comedy. Joe and Valerie are very real youne .people, not 1ust broad· stroked comedy characters. They have a aood deal of depth even thouch they often manaee to look like a couple of puppies tryina to fi&ure each other out It's the most d1fftcull kind of comedy to do. but we feel we have both the writers ~nd the cast to do ti and do it riaht." Dr. Alan Miller, Family Dentist 2979 Fairview Rd.,Costa Mesa ·979-3970 .. (ot the comer of Fairview & Boker. west of Son Diego Frwy ) h ... -~ ............. .... Pege14 I THURSDAY I APfll f7 fot --. Md alttfllOOll llstinp, .... • llAm• P10G1A11S. ... I., lot ,.... *'9nime, art tM U(s..- DAYTllllE llOVIE.s ll:lO .. ~ ''Sa111• ..... ,.s" (ad~) '68-Rol>ert Ta1t0t. Ron Randell. M11c Lawrence. ly Harden. Rosenda Monteros 12:00 1!J "Criss Cross" (dra) '48- Burt Lancaster. Yvonne D' Carlo, Dan Duryu. 3:00 rB ~ "Mt11d1 SMilh" (wes) '75-lOlne Greene. Ste!~ •Stevens J:JO a ~ MUst Trail fl'MI '4111 HiH" (wes) ·59 Kirk Dou11a5. Anthony Quinn. Carolyn Jones. Earl Hothnan •V•lllNG 8:00 fJ CD II B ([) ®I QI lltws 8 t.fl'tlCJ 0111 D liYMMt .. '1111 lrMy h«ll ll)AdM-IZ g MrltY II Athnt.lre 8 TM Ma1111 Chronkles fD OKt Up1111 A Clatlk mo a.-a rtf'IOllar r111111t• -6:30- 0 JARVIS VS. McCARTHY • rt0POSmo11 13 OEBATf FROM CH. 2 ACROSS Greetlnas (due to answer) 7 Chlfacter played by mystery stlf 10 UOyd or Kathleen 11 NtlfVOUS tremor 12 Fleming or McShane 13 Comedy routine 14 Paradise 17 Tea< 19 Pig 20 Weak 22 Western Indian 23 Ah me (archaic) 24 As of now 27 Gorilla 28 TV series 30 Decoration 32 Perspire 34 Afrtcall frtbe 36 Harper rote 38 Consent 39 Accident • srEClAL ~ion 13 °"''' Channel 2 presents an houi 1001 debale on probably the most 1mpQ1 tant item on Ille June ~llol-Propo s1t1on 13. or the Jams/Gann ln1tr1t1ve The Propos1lron-a real IJ.qlayers' 1e~ -would hm1t the amount ol money the Government takes 1n vea property tu 1n oider to rtslnct the amount 11 can spend m AIMrica ZttiPt tD Men Griffill s... «D IMdled Q)Tlll~ fl> Drtr Easy 9 TM "wile Yt1n 7:00 CD Emtfawy 0111 11a m11ews U llln Clull Cl) Tiii Jtbr's lfrld D lowlillc '°' Do!Urs ... 11.M lticy ll)MMl-12 men. ® DNMtlsiofts rn Ctltwes m llbdltil/ltllrtr Report 9 btwilllllllll T OllilJlt IHJ TM ..._ ""'"" -7:30-11 llllllt Thlt TUM • ...,,...&amt • Tiii G-s 5'lw CJ) ,. Surd! of ... D Jeltf's Wild CID) llaldl 61rne m lfMJ 11M1C1t Q) Anwiu llli&Jtt lorughls cuests are Sherman Hemsley. and Set Norman Botello a rt1mt11on m 21 ToMctit 9 lllewsdled DOWN I Terntic 2 Type or letter 3 Chaplrn's wife 4 Mister (abbrev.) 5 Ttme zone (abbfev ) 6 Rtar (due to answer) 8 School subiect 9 Kaplan role (clue to answer) 15 Fast 16 Type of sword 18 Hit 21 Looked at 25 tuac's son 26 Bia 27 Knowlna 29 Branch ~i L";~or 35 Sound or d151ust 37 Type ol tlectrlc1ty (ebbrev.) Answ.r II end ot t~ Saturday log 8 :00 fJ The Waltofts (R) lht Wal Ions try to save tht11 ~rn set on fire by • IOl·yur old Chtr~ee In dran who claims 11 was built over a sac1td tribal burial eround II lbnH·lulltra KIJPJ Hour Honty and Sis ereel IUtstS Abe V11odaBelly Whitt and Melissa Gilbert U MOYit : (2hr) "Dirty H11oes" (adt) '68-John Ireland Curt lur1ens Ii CJ) CJ.a) WtlaNnt lacl Kotter "Swutwork" (R) Horshack becomes untontrotl1ble whtn he suddenly shines as a radro star a Morie: (CJ (2hr) "811ttr!" (dra) '72 -Pat11cra Neal. 81111 Ekland Scott Jacoby Jean Pierre Cassel, Lynn Carlin m The forty.flwt Billion Dollar Connection Journahst Adam Smith hosts a report on the CC>flstquences of 0111 depend1na on lore11n 011 G> Merit: ~ (211r) "Tiit Dar~ at tllt T09 of lilt Stain" (dra) 60- Robert Preston. Oorothy McGuire fD TM O,erl Milld lhe law 1n Ameuu" Host Rochard D Hellne• and euest Lours Nim. an eminent 11111 allorney and authOI, discuss a wide range ol issues includmt !ht conltoct between lhe lawyer s o1>111a hons to hrs client and to society and the deeree of Americans' devotion to the law and to dut process ID 111111 Sm Oflo DU fBI flit $45,000 c.-tion llJ) Anyone IOJ Tt11nf'Oll! -8:30- .. [Al Wllat's Ha,,eni•I "Co1nr Corne Cone" (Al Rat's lnendsh1p with Rerun bttomts 1 ~w business e1s111ltr •hen Rerun threatens to 1nterfer~ w1lh Raj's drum ol btcom1n1 a super IJlenl attnt fD MM 11111 brMil "The Pales lrmans· Part II" A lwo·part proaram de~led to nplo11n1 conlri$1int per eepllOftS ol tflt Paltshnran asj)katkNI for a homeland ID Los C..lladres 0 Over lasy 9:00 fJ CJ) ~r-O lhed1sconiy ol the body ol a wealthy Hawauan horseblttder, whose wrdOJll tlaims he was formally 11lened +A a ceme tery I011r montl\$ earlier, luds Frvt·O boss St~e McGlrret 11110 an 1nvesh cation of h10-and possibly three- related murde1s D OPEUTIOll: RUNAWAY • Teen Hooker Missin(ll 11 a r1E111t1E o,.ratiort: •-r "No Pnnce lor My Cm· derelll" Robert Reed stars as Oav1d McKay. 1 inytholo&ISI soec11trz11111n track1nc down runl'lfays lhe teen 11e dauchter (T em Nunn) of an old friend dLSaPOUIS and McKay (Reed) tr11fs he1 lo Sin F1111CIS'O where he lurns that her dual personalrly has caused her to believe lhll slle is a proshlute James Olson, Richard Stanley afld C«1l11 Hart co st" • CD CJti '""' 11rn,r "Copy tat" (R) Detective Vemana s pr'°' cupahon with telev1S1on provides a crucial luu~ 1n sotvmc lhe modus opetllldt of a felon pl1cu1n1 lflt 12th Precrnct. m Mttw &rttfMI Sllow a AatJa CilJ Lillits m Tiii Mweates 9 Tiii MMll QroMc.ln Page 15 J ~est Idea Shopping I Since Carts Now you can do a week's shopping without forgetting a single item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. Send .:: ::.":.;:~ -----. ., • -w wltlt., JO lo: I Today T 0 : ""°' Pnntlng S1totJPln9 ust 1 8 ecome 'I. I P.O. l o• 15490 I A 330 W. l1y St. I $ : Cost• MHI , C1IK. 92828 : uper ,..,,,,. _____________ _. Shopper I I 'ITl'lllL------------1 ICITY--------·D'----..1 L--------~---·"--------.J DAILY PILOT Pege 11 THURSDA 'Y (Continued) -9:30- • ({§) AIC Movie s,eml: "Go West. YOINIC Girl" (•es) '18 Kuen Yalenhne. Sandra Will. Stuart Whllmu. Richard Jaecktl I wo h1l11 spmted youns women. take off theu pelt1Goats and sl/ap on 1un belts and set oul Oii i se11es ol comedic adven lures m search ol Billy lhe Kid m lllulldos Opucs1o1 10:00 0 NATAllC COLE'S FIRST IST * TY SPECIAL TONITE! fJ (I) SrtCW. Tiie llaultt Cole s,ew1 Natalie Cole 1s 101ned by Earth, Wind and foe. Johnny Mathis and Steohen Bis/lop 1n an hour of comedy and music D CJlllM Cl) let's Mah 1 Dtal fl) LI• Day Special 8 lilasferplec• Theater fll) MicMel Jae~ Guest A1chad 0 Heifner discusses broadustinfs impact on history and social atlairs m l'atto Dt Amor O llewstllet• -10:30-m Cl) llews fll) Tht Madleil/lthrtr Report 9 l'rofiles 11:00 u lil a a rn [Q) tDl """ D lM Allltriun SIY!t 0 lllotrie: (C) "I'll lltwr for&tl Whit's 'iwme" (com) 68 01son Welles. Ohm Reed, C...rol White m "" Odd eoup1e Qt lilollty P'yUloll's rtyinc Circus OT11m1bout m Did""" 0 Madleillltllrtr R1por1 -11:30- fJ (() CIS Lit• Mowtt: M•a•s•Ht "lmit1tion Gtnml" (com) 58 Glenn ford, Red Buttons U (J)) Joflnn1 ClllOll 8 CD (J)) StJrt*y ' Hutch m n11 Glr1 Cl) Get Smlr1 fD 8 C,ptionecl A8C lllM 12:00 D Twilipt lOM m Truth or Consequences Cl) Tiit HonfJlllOOllt1'1 -12:30- • lllovit: ''The Mummr's Hind" (llor) '40-Dick Foran, Georae Zucco a m (j)) '''"' m lllotrie: (C) "Yonpry-MonJttr From lht Dttp" (sci h) '68 Q) lllovlt: (C) ''The Golden ArrOfl" (dra) '64-Rosanna Podesta 1:00 u Oli '-'°" D IS,y 2:00 U lllo¥lt: (C) "ltlUMr's Memory" (dra) '70-Dnid McC.llum Susan Slrasbuc. l1lh Palmer D Mowies: ··sons and Loven. ''Always on Sunday' Cl Mowlt: "llMf I.ft Go" ((om) '63-Richard !odd. Peter Selltts m lllOfit: "Tht DtmoR "Utt" (sci 11) '65 81rry Sulhun 4:00 U Tht Sine Edwards Sllow Iii Mowlt: "Mr. Emm1nutl" (dr1) ·~-Fell• Aylmer, Jun Simmons. G) lilovlt: "katt of MOIOCCO" (SCI· l1)-W1lh1m Sylvester, S1•ne Clue. TV WEEK. APRIL 23, 1978 FRIDAY I APl!l ll r Of --mi ancl "'"-listiep, ,.._ 11t OAmlllE PllOCblllS. S.. 1911, lot ywr COIWtftitllCe, tre Ille day's lllO¥lts. OAm ME MOVIES 11:30 m tJ:) "Footsteps 1n lht Fo(' (dta) '5!>-Jun Simmons Stew1rt Gr1n1er Belinda let, 8111 Travers IZ:OO 0 ft) "Snn11h" (dra) '55-H1ldec11de Nell Donald Woll11 I erence M0t1an Dt1ek Bond. David Kossoll l :OO Q "Trunre ol ra~c~o Villa" (wu) '55-Shelley Win te1s. Rory Calhoun 3:30 u "The r astest 6un Alive" (1m) ·~ Glenn Ford. Jeanne Cr 11n, Brode11ck Cnwford, Russ lamblyn EVENING 8:00 0 (]) D U (]) <RI Qli llm IJ E1Mr1•11CJ One G Gu_.t m ludy l unch Cl) MM·ll fl) Journey to AdYt11tu1t 0 OlllllftSIOllS 111 Culturu mz-m LI Cr"41 litn CriH1 ~ HiiiOfJ t1 111eia -6:30-u T 1tt»t.ales f.I) Anlenc.t Zllipt Cial Men '1iffill Sllooe m e..ttdled Q) Tiit ••ia aJ' l'tno111I Fiunce m o..r c.11 ~ Consumer Suninf Kit 7:00 U Tiit SZS,000 P'yramid Cl) Emfrftll(J One UDO>"-"' D llar1 Club ()) Tht Job r's W~d CJ lowlln1 foi Dollars mt lM Lucy Q)Adam·12 9 It's htrybocly's Businm fD Mf'lkll/ltllrtr Report (8) Entertlinment TonlcM ([f) Voter's ripttlne -7:30- fJ Al·Sllr Anytllln1 toes D M: Comln' It You at tllt $pttd of Sound Merlin Mull hosts • .....,.~mt a cm i.llywood Squarn You111 rto91t•s 5'tc11I N11hl mare (R) Q Tht .leb1'1 Wild m ludy llHldl Q) Allleriu 11111111 Vtntent Price cuesls ~~ Cllifo111i1 Tonipl fD 21 Tonipt 8:00 U fJ) Woncltr Wonu11 In the hrsl ol • l'tlO part eplSOde Wonder Woman 1010s lorces with an emissary from lhe lnler.pl1nelary Council 1n 1n ellor1 lo crush a eroup of fug1t1ve oullaws lrom spece before lhe1 tan lay waste to Earth 1n lhetr own 1ncred1ble luhion D 8 CtmttlJ Tuu Space foice" fht wacky cm•"*• Leo, an outtt $pKt Aimr base commanded by I WI! monstnn& Uptain, Jlold$ lht ~lance or po.wet th1t deters a W¥ ol tilt "°'~ "' this comedy s1tmn1 Wilham Phipps, Fred Willard, Larrr Block Jim Boyd 1nd Maureen Mooney U Mtwlt: ~ (2ht) "Cllubasco" (dta) '68-Rtchard Eaan Suun Strast>era. Chr11lopher Jones D CD ®) S,ECIAL Dorothy H1111iM ,menb WillntrJ ~s Hamil's 1uests are Olymp1t itold mtdahsl 81uct Genner and fony Aw1rd·w1n- ner Hal linden Proeram h11hh&hl includes 1 l11bult lo sht1n11reats ol the past D Mom. CJ (211r) Hurtt i11 A tice" (dla) '71 -S11 John Gielgud St! tulph R1th11dson 81lhe Whtie law. Kenneth H111h tD Cl<ol lur11tlt & fntllCh a> Mo.it: (CJ (2111) "'''' Kelly's llues" (dra) 'S5-lar.k Webb, Janet le11h fl>"'"' louro m 8 Al Waslllnaton Wtek In •• et lh1111U $1.11 Otro Dll -8:30-D 9 C'° SNrhJ "The Used Car Caper" llones Crntsl (Allen Op penhe1me1) a shppety used car salesman 11hose oral promises are h&hler thin 111. hoodwinks the semen mlo buy1n1 a spu1te11n1 hup, bul Sharkey llummoaes the fleecer by conv1nc1n1 him that the lemon reallr conla1rs a cool cache of hot diamonds. tD Cnm-Wits m ID 0 Will SlrHI li'ffl ID Uuardo II 9:00 a The l11erl41ble """ No 1n lormat1on av11lable lrom the network al our press ltme D 0 Tll1 ltocklord F1lu "The Second Chance" (RI Jim Rockloid's one·t1me cellmale. Cindy frtch, dis- covers and falls 1n love with an aspmna s1neer (Dionne Warwick). and 1ust llappens lo be the pawn en a malla·connected counttr1t11 scheme D (]) [OJ AllC FridaJ lllovit: (t) (2hr) ~"'' Misty ror Me" (susp) 'lt-Cl1nt Easl'llWood. Jm1ca Waller Donna Milts. John Larch, lack Cine Clance hylor and Donald Sieeel A disc iocky meets up with a psycllo pathte Ian •ho becomes emohonally 1n.ohtd 111lh him and wants lo possess him body and soul «D lkn Griffin m rt*i 111o 1&ac1o ® Grut 'erto111unces P1ofu s1onal r oul" (R) fill) Masterp!Kt Tllt1t11 "Our Mu lull friend" Nteodemus Bolten and his wife loo~ IOI w1ys lo spend rheu 1nhent1nce, and Lime's Ille lakes a new turn now that she's l1vm11 with Jenny, the doll diessmaker O flrifl& Une -9:30-m 111ws ID ~ Opuatos 10:00 D Hin•udl, W1wtl ind lowtn Wlule the men are ~ecom1ns obsessed wtlh lh1 eel 11ch quick scheme ol buy1n1 a race horse their women are •bSOlbtd 1n somelhtnt quite dilterenl-a culthroal cruhve- w11tin1 contest. II QI! Q1111ey "TIS.Wt ol l1uth" Qlrin<r and Ille poke coo,eratt in a ~It tffttt " leeatt t ltMaetr ·--~--!W ... wlfll I lifllited W"'1 llf OIJlH, Mt at "" uitial -... tlltir COlllllll· niaticMI Is ltlttmipted !If • Cl f14io o,.ralor. e 0 m111ws 0) let's lhke A Dul m Mlchltl lachon Guest Gaeson Kanin d1scussts ae1n11 and 11s bene Ms and hm11a1ton~ et Ptcto Ot Am0t 9 Jiit Advocatts -10:30-aa m Atws fl)Eur• uprm l8i CillCO Ot 1111,o fD lhdllll/ Ltllm lttport 11:00 0 II D CfJ aJ lltws U Lon A111triu11 Slylt O Movie: (C°I "The Drum• of hbu" (adv) '65 James Philbrook Frank Mori•" m Th• Odd eou p1e ti) Moftty 'Ytlloll's rty1na Cirtu1 18 ~ Pt~lim Oii lht lltws fD Oicl Cmtt et V11itd1des tSl The lilldltll/l.thrtr •tl*I -11:30- D 'L lllA ~,off lilm1 I ums not decided 11 our press time II IJI) Johftfty Clf10ft Roy Clark ts auut host D CD llAJ larett.t m Ovitt Limits 11> Get Sm.lrt m o c.ptloMd 11.., 12:00 U hriti1ht Zone Ill Th• Kolleyt!IOOlltll ID lltftl lillo¥it -12:30- " Mowlt: "lltw Ton COfltldt11t11r· (drt) '5S-Brodenck Crawford. Anne Bancrol1 D Startlmt tD Mowlt: "Tiit M&tl & Utt lad· man" (wn ) '•7-John Wayne, G11I Russell, Irene Rich m Mowit: "The Stran1• Death ol Adolpll Hllltr" (mrs) · •3 Gale Son- dergaard, Ludwig Donath -12:40- (l ' Mov11. "lted S-its Of Mont.111" (adv) '52 Rtehard Wldmarll ®l MO'tit: , C ''The '•09fe 11111 Door" (dra) 70-£11 Wallach. luhe Hams 1:00 D IDJ Mlclr11sflt Sptd1I 0 I Spy -1:30- 0 Jallaboul 2 :00 Iii Mowtt: "Plat1nu111 Hltll School" (dra) '60 Mickey Rooney, I erry MOO!e, O•n Duryea Yvelle M1m1eu1 -2:30-u Mo¥ies: "Redhead, "Tht My, tery ol £dw1n Orood «D Mowles: "Terror on Hiii Moon Street.' "iqn Who lived Twitt" -3:20-fJ Mowi1: 1C) "Acoaed ol Murder" lmy~) ·~6 Oo1d Bttan 4:00 Ill Mowie: ''loth Sidn ol the law" <m1s> '54 Ann• Cmfford SATURDAY MORNING 8:00 D That's Cll (J) Sunrise Semester &ll Community F te4bKk m UniffnitJ ot 1111 A11 -6:30- .. (Jtl Mt!MmlllM alt U Ila Vlllty IJ W1tt1 Color 0 OMJ & liolratll '1§) Ctllutt " Ancitftl (ml m U1it Sia m Captioned 11ews 7:00 D S111rise Stllltsf er a o Kolle Ko!lc l'tlooey l'I CI> ®l Supertrie11~h Hour (J) Ill• Music u The rn Club ... Dtwltntary """ II> WolllH lttt4 to ltul fli) TG(a lcw Hu11b -7:30- D Camtri Th1tt II all Go Go Glolletrotttll u hcadttfS ([) C..int tD Morie: "The b ·Mrs. lfadford" (mys) '36-W1ll11m Powell, Jun Arthur James Gleason ._,.,..,. fD The Ac!Mls Cllroniclts 8:00 8 ([) ThrM l!Mollk Stoocu g MO'flt: "Tht Wtrtwtlf of t.c.dlll" (hOI) 35-Henry Hull a CD Cfl Latf4lJlllflkl Ill MO'fit : CC) "£scape From bllllln" (adv) '62-Yul Brynner -8:30- D CD S'"4 luUY G>ltl'°P m Fee11111 "" 9:00 f) CT; lup lunny/ltoad ltunn•r m lllovit: "last of the Bucuneen" (adv) ·so Paul Henreid. lack Oak1e Q) Sam Totty ID TIOl!lout -9:30- .. IJ} T!Mn• '"'' Pa11tller " Mo.it; C'l "Quttll gf 8.bylon" (1dv) 'S6-Rhonda nemm1 mz.om 10:00 II 8 huJ hllb 1nd the Nitwits 8 (]) CID:l Kroftt Supetvio. 0 Wt11ltd: Dt'4I of Aliff II) lllovlt: c.tJ "Th• Sllwe" (adv) '63-Steve Reeves, Jacques Sernas fl) V'1Sion On -10:30- f) CD lltnm/Tar11n D Qll S,.Ct Sefttitltls D .... (C)"WelMll .. IMl't .. lliltNic ........ (SCI ft) '66-Wendtll Coley, Kttlh Larton, l11nr Tsu tD Ollce u,_. A Clmk 11:00 II l8l Mt)OI Lt.,.,. laseb1H B (]) (JDI UC W...~ S,.Cial "The M111e1I Mystery I np I hrouah l 1tlle Rtd's Hud" (R) TV WEEK APRIL 23 1978 tD U. Patt.a111s m "°'' -11:30- f) Stcrtb of bis D Tiie TwiliPt Z- CD llaslPlillt Mllsic 11> Tiit lold Ones AFT•RNOON 12:00 U CE flt Albert u Olrtdoors U O:Dl Amer1<111 BlllOstand U The Wt We KMll ID Tiiis li'ed ia bstblN fl) Tiit Frend1 CIMI -12:30- D tf l S,.Ct Audtmy Cl) Topic e Mtaster 11an, .,..,.., ®l Disco 10 «D The •acers m 11oc1 SqllH fD Ctulivt Stilchflrr O Blad fi1111m1ktrs Hiii of fame 1:00 D LV Mr.1111100 Lislfll/Tht Altllttu l'I Mcme: (CJ '1ht Glorf tu11" (wes) '65 -lom fryon Htrvt PrHnell ... tehltl Anderson Ji t}g) lllowit: (C) "Lassit at Htnlord's hi11I" (adv)-Roberl Bray «D Soul Train fl) nomu Hart ltnlon's 'lht S.Urces ti Coutllry Mwsic' This docu mentlJJ chron1tlu lrom incephon to complehon tht last '"''°'work ot the areal Amerte1n murahst -1:30- • C11 CIS Fl1111 Festini (]) ~ Uit Alts -~•c.t•Ao Cl) lllowlt: "1111 tr141 l't Atltlt on Vleltioft" (com) 'Sl-Martor1t M1in Percy K1lb11de fD The OPlll Mind 2:00 D Debut My Tllr" Sons O ('(t) Leaends of Goll lwenty of the gm test goller~ ol 1111 t1mt rel urn lo lauways compet1t1on 1n this 54 hole. best ball tournament lrom the Onion Crtek Courst 1n Austin, I uas D Tiie Iii V .nty MoY1t: {CJ "Mr. Inside, Mr. Outslft" (mys) 73-Hal Linden I ony Lo B~nco CD USC/UClA Jracl Mttl ISll History of Mt11to -2:30- fJ It T ahs All •Irids (]) The lrldf lunch fl) llalio111I teo111,h1c $pecial "The Search tor the Great ~~s" (R) 3:00 rn M1111.12 u llOMrqt 8 Grutdl Sports lectndl a lllowlt: ct:J "fury Oii Wlltdl" (dial '71 -Tom l1con IJJj Supr n.. •Tarun -3:30-u ()) CtS Sports $ptdacul11 H11hl1ehls ol the 8r111Sh World lnv111 tion11 Grmnastics Champ1onsh1ps 1he Wotld Freestyle Sk1inc Challen1f. 1nd the off .ro1d Race of Champt~ns IQr unhmiltd ~Ill P•17 TV WEEK, APRIL 23,·1978 COPING AND HAVING FUN · The a2e old battle of the sues 1s brou2ht up lo date in sparkling ~le in the new comedy se11es, Another Day. which airs Saturdays at ~PM on CBS. So reports David Groh. who stars with Joan Hackett in the show which deals with a man and wile trying to cope with fast-changing modern times. "We deal with the ad1ust01ents a family has to make when the wife goes back to work.'' Groh uplains "We play a couple married 17 years who have a 1ood hie in Philadelphia "He's a successful advertising uecultve. They have a pretty 16 year·old dau2hter (Lisa L1nd2ren) and a sharp 11 ·year·old son (Al Eisenmann). His mother (Hope Summers) hves with them. The wife 1ets a responsible JPb that removes her from fullhme housekeeping. So we have to eet used lo 11." The show's creator and executive producer 1s Jimmy Komack. who was also responsible for such successlul shows as Welcome Back Koller and Chico and the Man. Some of the situations to be dealt w1lh on Another Day grow out of a workine couple's robs· Whal happens lo the only non·smoker in a c.arpool of smokers? What 11 a leenaee daughter wants to aud11ton for her dad's commercials' How does a husband react when his wife goes out of town for a convention, Groh received his in11tahon into comedy as a regular on the Rhoda senes and has played many dramatic roles. including the feature film, "A Hero Ain't Nolh1n' But a Sandwich" and recently completed a televislOll movie, "Murder at the Mardi Gras " "I think families all over the country will see themselves when they watch us dealing with the things they go through every day," Groh says. ''We're not g11nding any a.es-we're showing how to cope and han fun too " David Groh was born on May 21 in Brooklyn. N.Y .. where he attended Brooklyn Technical High School Switching his ma1or field of study to English literature. he attended Brown University, where he first became involved in achng. Joining the dramatic society there. Groh made his staae debut in "Richard II." in which he delivered two lines of dialo2ue, dressed m lull armor. with his back to the audience. It was, however, his chance to play the role of Stanley Kowalski m "A Streetcar Named Desire" dunng his sophomore year that convinced him that acting was to be his profession. During his summer vacations from college, Croh appeared in summer theater productions, includmg the Amencan Shakespeare Festival production of "Antony and Cleopatra," with Kalhanne Hepburn and Robert Ryan. Following his graduation from Brown University, Groh won a Fulbriehl Scholarship to study acting at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. He has since appeared on stage in New York and London. Recently, he starred in the New York production of "Hot L Baltimore." which won the 1973 Orama Cr1hcs' Circle Award as Best American Play. Join Hackett end David Groll Pege 11 .. His film credits include nchanee m the Wind," "Red Hot" and "The Rmger :· Groh has also appeared 1n a number of daytime lelev1st0n serials, 1nclud1ne reeular roles m The Edee of N1eht and Love Is A Many Splendored Thine on the CBS Television Networl A dedicated deep sea fisherman, Groh has fished off the coasts of New York, Jamaica and the Bahamas. and has been a winner of the Metropolllan M1am1 f1shme Tournament A photo1rapher, he most enjoys photographing beaullful women and children. -~ e CD<m Al11 li11 flftllil a. lie Conflict of this tennis lourn1 ment live from Cuw'a P1lace 1n lu Vecas. Nmda, u the IOC> 10 mtn tennis pl1yen in the world-ltd by num~ one-ranked Jimmy ConllOll- shoot for the winner's shire of S50.000 silvet dollats. G 014 frlu41, II•• frlu4• "Padre" The rel1tionsh1P bttweu 1ener1t1011s-l11tu11n1 1n Ameriun putor who ~as adopted 4,000 Meaic.n children 111 the past 25 yt1rs Fred Ro1trs hosts. ID lllwit: ~lnMdt" (wts) ·~1- Tyrone Power, S11Wn Hayward a Tiie ~ SllWY 4&00 e VtJ•I' II ttM ._.. ff 1111 Sta m .._.: cc:> "Trtcl " t11e c.r (wes) 'S4-Robert Mitchum ID i..till c.-t11111 -•:30-• Ow Pala, USA a ,.,_, fl11111CA1 5:00 8 WIN W.N tf Altlmata e (l)SbrTM e (]) MC'S WW. Worl4 ff $t1ortJ e llotlt: ct:) "Tiit P'ur,it Pl1in" (dta) '55-Gitaory Pee•. win Min Than, Btrn11d let. Maunce Otnh1m 9tB "-• lllwle: Cl:) "l>Mrt1 Anllnun Stytt" (com) '67-Dick Vtn Oyh. Debbie Reynolds, Juon Rob11d$ Jean Simmons., Van Johnson • $~ c., rt.raff 9 ... ~-. " c-t m Star S.Ur A ,...... AMllCI -5:30- • Tiit Mu b ~t 11 9""1 C11 UC Wt WorW If Sports 8 ~Ttdln~olSkeWtlnc •V•NINQ e:oo DBCIJ lltwt e lllMit: cc:> (ihr) "The 11111 llrlll" (adv) '40-Shirley Temple m lila<rie: CC) (2111) "The UOll" (dra) '62-Willlam Holden. Capuc1ne 9 Sbl4io Set • Th Orishiab 0 f.u the lswt -6:30- • e {))111n (]) MMltlc a.w4bW. ... " lrltf ....,. 9 Qile P'bl, USA Gt Twlllllwt .. Sooner Of liter ' A loO• at tile p1oblems ol mothers Sincer Haner Wll$Oll and enthropolo 115t laur1 Hider lalk about molhti hood at fwty Olewttdlt4 0 Califonlla T tllicM 1:00 • II«• IN""' CD lltn OfNlllJftM elJWibllaL.AAcela Cl) l.lttl ,.,.. • SeceM City RlrM Cllw.lfMM*'5'ltlf ID 8 l.Rn9Ca Wd ._ 18 0.. U,. A Clluk -~TM!lht Ol Alllltill a., Llllib -7'.30-..... CI>Ma•U Bl11s...dl OL • $,.ml (ditbl lllrb1ta r eldon reports on the loch Ness monster. the d1n1 buur craie. py11m1d PoWtr. the roellat roc• aroup and the Club Med1tenan11n 1n Tahiti e TIU A C"4 IMl Cll Tllet"t ....,.... @ I.owl TllMn lletMMMB fDTllelw...._ 8:00 8 {)) Tiit JffttnlM (R) CeOf&t muS11n1ke 1painful1dm1SS1on when he dlSGOVtrs he need$ Florence more than lie could wer nf)tCl D !Ill CHll'S "hkrna It's Toll" (R) It's no l1u1h1n1 matter when CHP 0Hice1s are feted with 1 le11d ot cMhed onions 11 lhe htrbor parkin1 lltl. e lila<rie: (211f) "Or. Str1n1t1owt" (com) '64-Peter Sellers 8 Cl) CGl Mtl & SUAn TOttther A music ind vtriety hou1 S1amn& Mel Tillis and Susan Anton. Diane Kanova ind Robert Guillaume auest Ill lila<rie: (tO) ''Slltrlod Holme alld ttM Womln 111 Grtt11" (mys) '4~-Bts1I Rathbone, N11e1 Bruce ID SPECIAL 11111 llrret s,edal Rona 1ntemews Sally Struthers, C11ol Burnett, V1lerie 1!11pe1 and Nancy Walker m L.A. Slrl•p Tennis The l A Strinp vs the Golden Gaters. C8l Old f rieNI, "-f rit* m lllMit: "The Cmy Quilt" (gllon -!:30-u llEW COMEDY Hm • ltD llNl6KT SHOW! D (]) Tiit Ted ~ SMw M1 Dennis lakes on a iob that sllakes even hrs poise when he is IOfttd lo tscort a pietty a•rl who hkes older men to her si•ttenlh birthday party (I) <IDl Opetttioll '•ttlcoal (R) Ctauslrophob1a has the live Almy nurses aboard the Sea T11er el11nb1n1 the bulkheads. and they 1ump at the chance to be flown to Port MOftsby 8 SP£CIAl fhtJ Still Say I Do Dick Gautier and Barbara Stu1rt. husband and wile for ten yeari. take 1 liiht· heuted look at courtship, llv1n1 to aether and mam11e 1n the ''swingtn' seventies" @ Sllnt llllJ·Tllt1 9:00 D ~r 0., "Out '" the Cold" You ask for one lh1n1. but cet another, IS Jenny t1n testify when she aets fired for requtstine lime off IOI I lnp •Ith "" family II 18) Sat~rda, 1111111 Motlt: Cl:) (2111) "Hlil Hen!" (dre) '69- M"hael Dourlas. Mhur Kennedy, Peter Stmrss Te1esa Wn1ht. louM Lathim. lolln Urth. Charles Or.kt Michael Doualas pl~ys 1 cotteae dropout wllo, 1n the days lud1n1 up to his JOln1n1 the Almy, comes to 1ealr1• the complea rei,tionstup be· twten palrtotism and pacif1CtSm and vH>lence and pucelulness e Cll CID Tiit t-1..t "Isaac's Double Stand11d" with Pearl B11ley;"One More Time" with, Nanette fabra,Y. and "Chim p1nreesh1nes" wllh Fred G11ndy. m 1mun lt06m s111Gs • HIS HIJS..Hll HAW m Hte Hn Kenny Rogers &Ul!S1'. O On tllt Tnd This pio1ram ft ploies lht utttement, beauty and e~ro bth1nd the scenes 11 the r1Ce track. Sun are contenders for the Kentucky Deiby-May 6th a ...,..rp1ec:e nutre -9:30- • Cl) llbu4e (R) Driven by 1 severe cast of 1u11t. Maude e•tenos 1 less thin sincere 1nv1t1hon to her try1nr Aunt Tinkle but slit's not prepared fOf the s11tte11nc 1e1 to come. • lllMit: (10) "'SMriotl ..... ind Ille S,W.r W..Un" (mys) '4'- 81$11 R.thbone. Giie Sonder111rd fD v.,.,. '°"" En4s" "" tertfl This account lracn scientist Fndtiof 'hnsen ind 1 crew of non m1hl1ry sumen 1n the11 adventures from the desi1n1nc of tht spec111ty con structed ship to Nansen's return to NOfw1y alter moie t111n three ye.rs in the Atctic w1ldttntss. 10:00 8 Cil SPECIAL Th• Miu USA Beauty '•111nt Helen D'C4nnell and Bob Barker to·host and J1ek Jones euests 1n the 27th annu1t Miss USA Beauty Pa1eant 1n which 51 of the most beautilul women 1n Ame11c:1- represtnlln& the 50 states and the District of Columb11-compele IOf this c:o--eted title from C.111ard Mu nic1p1I Auditorium 1n Challeston. Sou1h Cafol1na D A VMIITT Of STARS * VMIITT CLUBS SPllllC sncTACUW Ill VarietJ ti•• h t1thon Monty Hall hosts 8 (I) (!m ftntny lsSllld "Anni versary 1nd Reunion" Four youn1 women who want to return lo a time when hit WIS 111 lun and 1ames. and 1 mimed couple who want to recre ate the ucrlemenl of thetr first year torether iou1ne1 10 Fantasy Island in h~s ol lulhll1nc the11 drums lucie Atnaz, Michelle lee. Sue Lyon •nd Pamela Franklin 1oesl CD Ken11J lllnpton·P'llJSi< Q) Co11111 9 SouMst111 Pat11 la Belle f;mTllel'rboMr O P'mln and tilt P'ltt»urth -10:30- 11:00 • Cl) • CGl ltrn D DMftl Iii V1rit!J C.... Telethon Iii Tluib•ktn TV WEEK. APRIL 23. 1978 .. Mowlt: cc:> .,...,,. ....... (susp) '73-V1nc:en1 Plict. Dl1n1 Ri11, Ian Hendry, Jack H1Wkins. D11n1 Dors, Harry Andrews. Gl llhiltJ PytMl'a flriita Clrt111 ...... rfvl~ 0 .... City Ulllll ID Tiit r .. iMw -11:15-CD MMit: cc:> "Tiit t1¥t1 of 11o llellr11" (dr1) '!io4-M111lyn litonioe Robtrt Mitchum -11:30- • Mowlt: Cl:) "Will P'1111'" (wes) '68-Cllarlton lleston. Joan Hackett, Don1ld Plmence D a smrda, llillll u.. D Mtwlt: cc:> "l11t1tfllts Are frtt" (com) '72-Goldit H1wn, Edward Albtrt Jr .. Eileen Heckart. Cll fllowit: cc:> "Cltlm Kane" (d11) '4 l-01$0n Welles, Joseph Collen D lilowlt: cc:> "Siient Nishi, lloo4y lll1ht" (nor) '73-Pa111ck D'Neal, Astud Heeren <ml Mowil: cc:> ''hqult111 !Of A S.· tret A1111t" (adv) '65-Slewart Granier, Peter Van Eyck Cl) Sotlltttllrtl S,.Cl1I m 11.tc• ~rs,ectivt °" 111t "'"' 12:00 1!1 Varltty Club Tlitthon -12:30- ()) Mowl1· 3:) "Ch1to'1 Lind" (wes) '72-Chlrlu Bronson CD Merit: cc:> "Tiit trut1111'1 .. ""I'" ()lor)-Kent hylor 1:00 bn.ct*ll D Doe llinlln11's. Rod Concert Performers include Rod Stew111 Crown He11hts Alfa tr. Jay Leno and Michael Marlin ID lllMit: "3:10 to lu!M" (WU) '57-Glenn r ord, Van Helhn -1:30- • V1rilt) C111• Ttlttlloil 111 1'11• Adwfttvr• 2:00 D Mowlt: ct:> "tllu1l of b ll" (d11) '70-Anne Buter. 011n1 Hyland, Louis Jourdan 1l1 lilotf1.: CC) "Hoffman" (tom) '71 -Peter Sellers. S1nud Cusack -3:30- • Variety Club Telethon Cl) Mowl1: Cl:) "Tht Amphllllaa llan" (SCI f1) '65 CD lilotie: "llbn Mio Uftd T wlct" (dll) '36-Ralph Bellamy . 1V WEE!(, AflAIL 23. 1978 • atlantic mu soc stereo SALE PRICES THRU APRIL 29 ~ELECTION -SERV ICE -SATISFACTIO N -SINCE 'SIXTY ONE WITH ORANGE COUNTY1S LAR•ES1' SELECTION OF DIRECT·TO-DISC RECORDIM&S "AWISOMI .. AMERICAN MONITOR TOWERS From the engineen at RTR comes this 3-way towerWifh a 12" woofer for solid performance. JVC .IRS"100 II This deoendable dual-Power supply AM·FM stereo receiver has plenty of pawer tor the AM tower with '*Y low distOrtion. 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