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Home My WebLink About1979-01-07 - Orange Coast Pilot.. . 1 I' .. . ·' , ' T" I , VOL. 72, NO T, 7 SECTIONS, 102 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, "CALIFORNIA SU NDAY, JANUA RY 7, 1979 TWENl'Y·FIVE CENTS .,.,,, ............ ..., ltle:Mftl I( ... Twister Leaves Mess ; Mesans Tell \ Of Damage By CAR OL MOORE OftMo.11,"41etS&.tff The buzz of handsaws Saturday replaced lhe "freight train roar" of a twister that hopscotched acioss east Costa Mesa in rainy darkness. Residents along Elden Avenue, 23rd Street. Camellia and Albert places were cleaning up, comparing damages and recalling the thumps they had heard P'riday night. Police surveying the affected neighborhoods reported no major structural damages or injuries that required hospitalization. But there were plenty of scattered shingles and branches, re lied trees and fences and smashed windows and cars for homeowners. landlords and insurance adjusters to comb. The tornado-force runnel of wind apparently touched down at 220 Cecil shortly aft.er 9 p.m . skipped over on 23rd Street, hopped to the 2300 block or Elden and may have reached 3037 En· terprise. Police said vandalism was originally report· ed at Webco Industries at that address. but it was later determined that employees had left doors opened and the wind might have been the culprit. "The twister went right th.rough in about 15 SNOWY RANGE, MT~ BALDY SEEN FROM CORONA DEL MAR FREEWAY AS CALM RETURNED TO COSTA MESA SATURDAY <See TWISl'ER, Page A3> iCourt Asked to Halt Teacher Walkout By RAYMOND ESTRADA Jr. Ol tN D<IMly Piiot S~ll An unnamed private citizens' ~roup plans to seek a court or- der Monday aimed al halting a strike by about half the 867 West Orange County high school teachers who walked off their jobs Wednesday. asked that their unit's name not be released until after the legal papers are filed. Meeting in u c losed door session Saturday, school board members agreed to support the citizerfs' group's .efforts but de· cided lnot to take any legal ac· lion of'itheir Own at this time. Jake Abbott, Huntington Beach Union High School Dis· -trict superintendent. said the citizens' group members, who contacted him late last week, School boa.rd President Zita Wessa said trustees also decided to send a letter to striking teachers ordering them to re- turn to work.' She said strikers i • I Viet Forces Ring I ~~?~~~~.~~~~~~~c- namese tanks and infantry 9.ierc lories in the fightlng, but its own , reported moving from the south reports indicated the Viel· toward the Cambodian capital of namese army, closing in on the Phnom Penh today, which capital or Phnom Penh on four analysts here say is boxed in sides, has made deep thrusts from three sides along a 750-rnile front. Unconfirmed reports said The 56 -year -old Prince lhghway 4, Cambodia's lifeline Sihanouk, who is believed to link lo Kompong Sam. its only have been under virtual house deep water port, had been cut by arrest in Cambodia for the past the Vietnamese. China has bcl'n year or two, flew to Peking al 1 using the po1t to <.leliver war the head or a delegation of goods to Cambodia senior Cambodian government By the analysts' assessment. officials . the only secure land route out of They were welcomed at the the capital appeared to be the airport by Chinese Vice Premier road to the northwest toward the 'I'eng Hsiao-ping. China has been That border. But Radio Moscow. the principal ally or the 3-year- monalored h~re, said today all old radical communist regime in roads around the capital were in Cambodia. the hands of !he.insurgents. After a short stay in Peking, Th~ Cambodian .government Sihanouk's group will leave for se~l its former chief of state, New York to present Cam· Prince Norodo.m Sihanouk, on bodia's case in a U.N. Security an urgent m1ss1on abroad S~lur-Council debate planned for later day to ap1><'al for international support at the United Nations. <Sec CAMBODIA, Page A2) could be fired for "insubordina· tion." "The letter is a direct com- m and from their e mployer," said Abbott. District officials kept schools open last week by hiring 600 sub- stitute instructors and plan lo continue. Teacher leaders are demand- ing 8 five percent pay hike ror the 1978-79 school yea.r., a similar raise for 19'19-80 ariC:l binding arbitration in all grievances. But school board members contend the pay demands are ·'illegal" due lo a state-imposed salary fl'eeze . Trustees refuse lo grant binding arbitration because they rear it would erode local control. Some teachers say they are on strike because school board members are 0«1rtng less of a · contract than last year. School district officials dis· cussed the teacher demands with a state-appointed mediator Saturday but did not schedule any further negotiation sessions with teachers. ' "The board's position has not changed . . . it is very firm," said Abbott. Bar Kaelter, ass istant ex· ecutive director of West Orange County Uni!ed teachers. said teachers plan lo encourage more instructors to walk off their Jobs Monday. ·'Some of our people are ready lo defy a court order depending on what It says," Kaelter added. Rumors have swirled around teacher strike headquarters that a right-wing group that has tried to stop simJlar walkouts In the past might seek legal action in the current dispute. Leaders or the 750-member District Educators Association, <See STRIKE Page A2) 0.ly f'IMM S-"""M DISPLACED ROW OF SANDBAGS DRAMATIZES WIDTH OF ORIOLE DRIVE FISSURE Bulldozer, Right, Tries to Straighten Laguna Beach'• Late1t Land Gap Saturday New Slide Fed by Rain ... Fede ral D e lays Blame d for Ne w C rack s By STEVE MITCHELL Ol IM D.lllf l'llot S~ll Neighbors said they heard rumbling sounds in the 2 a.m. darkness Saturday. but it wasn't until daylight that Laguna Beach police discovered a 60· foot long section or Oriole Drive shorn away in slide-ravaged Bluebird Canyon. More than 5,000 cubic yards or dirt, asphalt and mud, along with utiUty lines, sewer pipe and gas lines dropped into a 15-foot deep chasm created by the sud· den earth movement. · least three more homes located on the east side or Oriole Drive. just gards from the fi ssure created by the new movement Heavy equipment was on the scene early this afternoon. pushing dirt and debris into the chasm lo help shore it up. ' r l i Sulfates Not Harmful? The only injury was to patrol officer Barry Snyder who hurt his wrist when he slipped and fell in the mud-slick slide area shortly alter daybreak. The latest earth movement in Bluebird Canyon is the worst since the landslide last Oct. 2, which destroyed 22 homes and left a nother 28 uninhabitable even today Work crews. hired by the city, were in the process or buttre!>~· ing the scarp below Oriole DrtVt' at the time or Saturday's new slide. Laguna Beach officials re- ceived word only Jast week that the federal government would finance the $400,000 buttressing• project. I l I r Humidity May Be Bigger Culprit in Smog Alert By PlULIP ROSMARIN Ol Uw 0.11, l'liet si.11 Were those "sulrate" air potlu- 1 lion alerts called for the ~ Southland this t summer for I the first time, really I necessary to protect the public 's health? Perhaps not r according to I unpublished 't i n lt la I re -search findings ot sclenlistsi- Robert F. Phalen, director of the university's Air Pollullon Health"Eff ecta Laboratory. sald testa Oft'"ttop', rats and pip, in which they breathed varfou• combtnatlona., or pollutants, 1howed no Ml1oua lung dam•fe attrlbutable to sulfate partlclet. , Ovv ono y ar and a halt, 2,000 teata wero perlormed on dop, • • S l ' NI• A\. SP I·: (, I ;\ I . and an equal number on the other laboratory 'animals , Levels or sulfite pollutants ad- ministered were 50 to 100 times those found in the' atmosphere.,. "We found the darn stuff is nonlOxjc, '' Phalen said. He was quick to point out, as most sclenttata are, that the re- sults appeared conclusive only lor their healthy test animals. The results cannot be strictly applied to humans. In particular, Phalen said, air pollutant levels that do not faze healthy p~ople may be quite serious lo those with exist- ing lung diseases like asthma, emphysema and bronchitis. Sulfate-laden smogs have b(?en resPonslble for death11• though the conutbutfon of 1uuatee to moTt,Jlty Isn't known. London 1mo11, notable ror high aullate content, contrlbut.d • -......... .. ' lo the deaths or 4,000 people wHhln a tlve-day period in •December of 1952. However, it Is generally believed by adentlsts that larger mammals, such as man, can tolerate hlgber doses or prac- tically anything, than can dogs, rat.a and small pies. Phalen said his research group was unable to detect permanent damage to lungs by the sulfates, or -change in. pulmonary function, capacity to breathe. "Thete studies In animals," Phalen sald, "help pave the way toward more deflnltlve 1tudles tn human aubJecta." Ozone, t.be tri1tomlc molecule or OJt)'gtn that ls a proven pesky tnaredient ol 1moa, &ialn dein· on1trated extreme toxtcl\y ln P halen'at•t.t. Dul, Phalen said, when animals breathed air contairung both ozonE' and sultates, lung damaee was usually the same, or less than when ozone was the sole pollutant. The finding Is important. tn respect both to worried human breathers of air and harried In· dustrlaH1ts whose machinery pumps pollutants into the air, because it has been assumed generally that sulfates could on- ly add to the poJlutlon problem. The concern was general enough and strong enough that -'"'a.. Sout.b Co a.st Air Quality Management Dlstrlct. whose job Is to monitor alr and recom- mend or requJre emissions re- ductions whet\ pollution levels become intolerable, lnltlated the "suJf 1te alert " The alerts were called when sulfate parti~•tes in the afr mN1ured tftan as mlcro- 1r1D1• per cubic meter, and • . ' <8" stJU'ATES, Pap A.I) Saturday's slide endangers at <See SUDE, Page A.2) ftN '"rHI~ INSlltt~ GO GVADEWUPE -World summit leaders aren't the only ones going lo this French ~est lndles Island resort. More and more American tourists are flocking there, too. Read about Its attractions on Page AlO. ACTRESS RET\JRNS -Don- na Reed ls filming an NBC mov· le, trying ror a comeback arter 12 years. She talks about her old show. her new -p.rojecl ond her opposlllon lo Hollywood hypocrisy on Page 87. PROMOTER PROFILED what makes Mike Goodwin run and (Un and run, somellmcs for t4 houn a day of hectic con- ferences, phone calla and. deal ma.king? Se want.a w retire at 35, nd time'• not to be wailed. Pace C1. · NEWPORT CRUDE -Forl(el about gushers and h11(h rolling, hard living wildcatters. The 1earch ror oil takes on a tnorc scientific aspect at Transierra Exploration Corp . the Business of the Week on Page Cl. c I 1..t.re s -.._ ~ ' ~ E!:1:;:n ~ hVMH CM ,,.. ... , 17 • C.lllerltl• M Heu .... 1 Newt •• CIKSlllM OM• or....-c-tv .,, CM_O....._ Cl ltMllttaM U 0-.uwert IM 5"nt I 1 "I DffU.Nt~ AIJ S-.C•Mtltltlt C•J De..,._ Alt T'llH*t II• .,.,.,.,., ..... . .. , ,,.,,,.. '"' 111~1~ Ill• '#talflff M fffftwl.. IH YN/'few,,._y Cl~ OAll. 'f ,..._; HC'flo.tl c..... CMlks ,....,,, --~ \ .. A.z OM. Y PILOT Sund91. Janutrf 7, tm rsllah Fo1-ms Council, Retains Throne; TEHRAN tAP 1 Pram· Minl ... Aabpour Bakhtlar, pro- mlalq .01-d Iran from pollUcal turmoll\Oaoclal dl'm~rary, took power Sal\Uday und 1Mtld Shah Mohammad R u Pahlavi would remaln an th throne a o ron slltuu..M IDOIW'ch TM~. h1a rul W1ktn by ~ monttu Of btooc1y un~at, lndlnl edhomJahtleavelr•nt mporarl ly and allow form•lion of a r\:1ttn CY ('OUl'M!U lo hil l•lact> Newapepera that rlOl'l\"<l do"'n ln protNt ol military rcn!lo~h1p be1an rgppeurlng Saturday and the curfew ln Tt>hrun was eued In aC'cord1nce with Rakhllu'' plc.-d1e to 1r duully dl~m6lllUl' marUaJ law. The curfew. wh.lcb h11 be•un at Ip m. 11nu martial law wu lmpceed in ptemMr. wtll now a.tart at 11 pm. each l\lilht lha<-llon ~•· mind lo the liakhUar aov rnmc-nt, which r•place.. a mill~ led Cabinet 101tallcd t~'O month •AO to q~ll nU-1bahnoliQfl ln the holy city of Qom, almo1t 100 000 peoc>lf' marched throu1h the0at~" clt'mundln(l the ahah'a bdlc•Uon and ~uiblllhmenl uf nn hl•nllc rt>publlc But there were oo ttpor1!1 of vlolent-e and most Iranian .-me-. wer reported 11ulelSaturday In Pan:.. tht• .. hah' leadlna op 'lJ.S. To Blame' Vietnam Fall tudy Out SANTA MONICA IAP 1 Th~ fall of South Vietnam In 1975 was the result of American mlsun derstandmgs, t'Orruplion in the Vietnamese government and the inaction or Vietnamese leaders who believed to the last moment that the Americans would rescue them. acC'ordlng to a Rand Corp. report released today. These conclusions are offered by former South Vietnamese leaders who were interviewed in l'Xile by the Rand Corp "think tank " under commission by the U.S. Department o( Defense to sortoutreasonsforthcdefeat. The lJJ .pa ~e report sum mariies three years of intcrvle~ with 27 former V1etname~e leaders. including South Viet nam 's former Premier, Air Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky. Although the bulk of the study is a re-evaluation of known data, some heretofore undisclol.ed In· formation is included. For exam· pie F'ormer President'"'1\ichard M. Nixon pressured the South Vietnamese into signing the 1973 Paris Agreements with threats that he would cut orr all support funds 1fthey refused. South Vietnamese President Nguyen Van Thieu became ob· sessed with fear that the Americans planned to as - sassinate him and, "In the end ... Thieu slept every nightin a different room in order to evade assassination attempts.·· -Thieu relied heavily on Nix· on 's private assurance during a 1973 San Clemente meeting that "you can count on us. "To the end. Thieu believed the Americans would not "abandon" South Viet· nam. One day after Nixon's re· signation, President Gerald R. Ford wrote Thieu a letter reassur- ing him of the continuity of U.S . support which he called." a policy or five presidents.·· In the waning days of the war. Air Marshal Ky sought support from other senior officers for a coup to oust Thieu and place Ky in control. Ky falled because the others "were reluctant to move without American approval. ~ hlch w8b not rorthcomlng." Cyrucal South Vletnameseof- flc1ab used to call the Viet· namlzallon plan. "The U.S . Uollur and Vietnam Blood Shar- ing Plan " The Rand report, titled, "The Fall of South Vietnam, State- ments by Vietnamese Military and C1vtlian Leaden," ls partly a confessional document In whJ ch leaders of the fallen country denounce the internal corruption and Impotence of their own re- gime and the failure to un- derstand the AmcricaM. The researchers report that the Americans "in the minds of the South Vietnamese leaders, were impatient, unpredictable. all poweFful and hard to un· derstand " Ky was one of those critical o( the American "advisers" system. which he termed a "Mafia" style arrangement. ·'After a few years, there is some sort of Mafia established between American advisers and the Vietnamese commanding of· Cicers lx.>eause. you know, they need each other to get promo· lions. they need good records and recommendation,·· Ky said. Ky and others interviewed sug· gested that Amen cans frequently were fooled Into trusting corrupt Vietnamese officers. ·'The Americans ... judged a man too easily on whether he spoke decent English and drank some bourbon with them ; and the Americans could be fooled Into declaring some man a 'tiger when in fact he was nothing o( the kind,"theformerofflclalssaid . .,_ Ky also accused the Americans of having an lnsatlable appetite for "yes men" which clouded their vision or the true war situa- tion. In a footnote, the report says. "The authors are aware that Ky himself has often been accused or corruption. bllt he was not challenged on this during the in· terview." The authors note. however. that almost every officer interviewed agreed that "a central feature of the South Vietnamese regime .. was corruption." More Rain Coming With New Stonn LOS ANGELES IAPl Foot· ball fans can put away their um- br('llas The National Weather $('rvicc predicts crisp, clear wt•athcr for today's National F'ootbnll Conference playoff bat tic here between the Los Angeles Rams and the Dallas Cowboys. Although another storm is lumbering toward the coast, forecaster Don Boggs said Saturday thal the front could blow to the north and bypass Southern California. ··we are looking for at least one more day of fair weather," Boggs said. "It's possible that the storm could bypass Southern California. but if It doeim't swing to the north, we could expect more rain by late tonight or Monday." The eccentric torrent that died early Saturday dropped more than two inch es o r rain, sprlakled the Antelope Valley w1tb a hair foot or snow s pawtH>d a small tornado i~ 1''""9PageAJ CAMBODIA t h is week on the Vletnam- Ca ml>Qd ia war. th.e official Chioete°'ws agency sald. After a long exile tn Peking, Siha nouk returned to Cambodia with the communist victory there In 1975. Al Oral be was ac· cepted as head of state, but gradually he faded Into the backgrouod. Analyat.s here, who asked not to be named. said Hanoi '1 attack force -eatlmated at 100,000 •troops -.captured one-fourth of Cambodia •Ince the offenalve ~aan Dec. ~. and advalWCI within 40 mllea or Phnom J'ihh from the north. eo from the west, f7 Crom the south and 88 from the .... Orange County and triggered minor mudslides in brush fire· ravaged hills near Malibu. By midday Saturday. about three inches of snow still COV· ered Antelope Valley, but thick fog had replaced quarter-siied snownakes ln many areas. said sheriff's Lt. Vance Kirkpatrick. The area was almost isolated Friday when snow clogged roads and forced two airports to close. Although a"lt roads were open Saturday. spokesmen said the airports -Fox Field In Lan· caster and Palmdale lnterna, tional remained closed because or slush-laden runways and fog. In Malibu. authorities said some storm-wise residents re· quested sandbags in the areas where October brus h fires destroyed mud-stopping hUlaide foliage. No major damage was reported In Malibu, however, where last year 's heavy r ains triggered mudslides that destroyed expensive homes. Down the coast In Mandeville Canyon. lbree mud·threatened homes were evacuated, while city firefighters In Pacfflc Palisades swished mud from 12 homes. The two-day storm contribut- ed to at least three deaths, the California Highway Patrol re· ported. ln Riverside, one woman wH killed when her car whipped Into two other vehicles. Near Lancuter, a man died when Ills car veered into oncomin1 traf- fic. In Torrance. a Los Angeles man died in a hea~-on colllllon when his car d~ acroH the center line. • The weather bureau said the storm dumped 2.18 Inches of rain on Loe Anl•I•, brinainl the aeqon tot.al to 8.33 Inches~ compared tO normal raln?.u...d' 5.20 tncbel and a tot4jl for Jan. 6, 19'lt, ol 9.J.S. pooent. tM•xla.d Ayatullah l(bo. m•lnl, c.u.d BakhtJar'1 aovem- ment "lllqal" and ur1td hit lollowenton1tatforltadownfall. AtdH of Khomalnl aald they telephoned Tehran on the ayatuUah'a ord ra Saturday and urted civil a.ervan&a to phytlcally pr vent 8okhllur11 mlnlsters from on=t.helroffices. The Uon NaUooal Front wllhh~I mmedlat.ecomm nt. •·root leaders have called for a national day of mourning and a aeneral llrlko today. But a apoknman for Khoma.lnl uld In Pana the rellalous leader had uked that the action be potlponedone day. presumably to •~parate ll from a mourning period called by lhe new aovem- ment for victims or fighting laat wHkend ln lhe northeast city or Mashhad Officials said 100 persons died ln the clashes between anti-shah prote•lera and aovernment troops ln Muhhad. The oppiosl- llon claimed between 700 and 2,000 people were kllled . Bakbllar. an elegant, French· trained lawyer, presented his new Cabinet to the shah lo a ceremony at Nlavaran Palace on the hills abOve Tehran and received the monarch's endorsement. Accord· ing to the atate news agency Pars, the shah told the new ministers he Can't Get. There From Here ••• would remain loyal to the con· atltutlon of isoe. which limit.a the powers of the monarch. "After tolerating the dif- ficulties for a long time. I feel tired and therefore l need aome relaxation, .. Pars quoted the shah as aayiOi. "If auch a relaxation would be outside Iran. ll'"is ob- vious that. according to the con· slllution and Iranian tradition, a regency council would be formed." There was no word on when the shah might begin a vacation. Bakhtiar said he hopes "we can settle all the problems and we hope the monarchy will remain.·· Khomaini, in an interview with Beirut's Mondtay Morning magazine published Saturday night. said the oil worken' strike that has crippled 1.-an's key ln· dustry "will be miintalned until the shah leaves·' the country. Khomainl Initiated the oil strike in October in a bid to topple the s hah by undermining the .-f Conomy. Oil exports dropped from 5.5 mHlion barrels to zero. The strike cut overall production to a low of 150,000 barrels a day, some 750.00Q barrels short of what was needed to meet domestic needs. but some workers began returning to their jobs Friday to try to produce enough fuel for lrtt- nlans . f'rotR Page A J SLIDE ... But City Manager Fred Solomon said the heavy damage . Saturday could h ave beeo avoided had the government responded more expeditiously lo the city's pleas for help. The angry city official blames the Federal Disaster Assistance Administration-and, in particular. Region 9 represen.. tat1ve Tom Hamner, for Saturday's damage. Pointing toward the new crevasse, Solomon said, "This could have been avoided if the city's reque.st back In November to buttress this area had been approved." Solomon added that if the city had started lhe work when it s hould have "we'd be three· quarters finished by now and this would not have happened." He cited delays by the dlsastA!r agency. adding he personally holds Hamner responsible. .. T he man's not even a J?eolog1sl and he came out here and told us the buttressing is not necessary." S<>lowon said. "Hls Something·s missing in the above picture Qf a section of Jeffrey Road in Irvine ... the 9-foot culverts washed downstream in the picture below. Rains weakened the earth under the roadway Saturday. caus- ing a large segment of blacktop to col - lapse. Lotal officials blamed the state for failing to catch the problem. State of- ficials were unreachable, as wa~ the other s ide of Jeffrey Road. Meanwhile. Irvine Company officials were busy SaturdCJy ni~ht keeping drivers from taking the plunge. The road will be closed indefinite- ly betwet.•n Barranca and New Barranca roads. s tateme nt w<t s that it's custom a r y for ~colog1 sts to ovt.>rreact. "If hl' needed the proof, ho's s ure got 1l now," he l>aid. Saturday's landslide 1s expect· <.•d lo ~low work on buttressing that portion or the 3 5 acre Bluebird Knolls neighborhood affected by last year's slide. Crashes Kill 1, Hurt 2 A Garden Grove man died and two Santa Ana m en were hospitaliied with extensive in- juries from traffic accidents during the weekend. Scott Thomas WeOen, 22. of 13322 Jefferson. Garden Grove. died 9 a.m . Saturday at Hunt- ing lo n I ntercommunlty Hospital. lie was taken there following a single-car accident in Huntington Beach in Friday nifht's heavy rainfall~ luntington Beach police said SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ·~ 0.-CoM• 0.h• "llol.•llflWlll<fll\<C,.., t>4~ tht Ntwt Pr-tt\ l\f>t.ibti\t.4bvtr-Or_.. CN \t Pv«aitt\fff"OC~"'" S.p.ar•t•N41~•,.. OVOIU ... d ~y l"'OVOf' f-r•CUll tOt CMt• ,,.., ... H-.. «:fl."""'"'°'"" h«:fll~l•ln V•ll.,Y 4r"Viftt.~ .. KIVt.GvthC0._. A ,, ..... r~.otl'°"l'"""''"'""'WtvrlMy• .._.,._ -ptlfl(lpel l'WI•-...... " •. )aO wn1 ll•r 1.1.-. c~i. ,,.., .. C•oto.114• ,,.,. llollor1lf -Pt•\•~"t •'-' Pvf)i;~ • 16t-•·c .. ~ Yltr Pf'tt\td""' .. fWI c,.,_,_.. MiltNt.1~ "'-"'"'"" l~• .. '-··" .. ...,.,. .. M.af\AQlf'Ml l!dOOt c--.. )-iclll°' Office• to\I• Mow JIOW. .. tlrr\t ..... l1.,"""4Bf•f''-o-.G~.,.,,, .. , Hvt'l•ftQton h•cft '"'' ... " t'Miwtf¥•'d Te~ne(114)~ C1111lfled Advertlal119 t42•M7t '·-w..c-.. 4IMIOO ''""-1110.•"00C-•'-•'°" '40-1220 wenen was travell1n~ north on Gothard Street at a high rate of s peed In his Volkswagen Karman Ghia when the small s ports car went out of control on a curve near McFadden Avenue about 8:35 p.m. and sla01med In· to a light sLandard. Listed in critical condition at Palm Harbor Hospital is Ronald Wayne Severs. 31. of 1725 Marine St., Santa Ana. Garden Grove police said Severs was injured at approx- 1 mate ly 1: 15 p.m . Saturday when his llarley ·Dav1dson motorcycle struck the side of a Volks~agcn on Chapman Avenue, west of Hasler. Still in serious condition al Hoag Memorial H ospit~I in Newport Beach is 34 -year-old Michael Davis or Santa Ana, a hospital spokeswoman said. Davis was injured late Fnday night when the car in which he was a passenger collided head· on with another vehicle on Red Hill A venue near Bristol Stroot. Drivers of both cars were not seriously mJured. Costa Mesa police said. By reshaping the earth and s upporting weak sections such as the embankment that slipped Saturday. city officials are hopeful homes may once again be built in Bluebird Knolls. In addition to the bultressmg. crews hired by Laguna Beach have-n•moved the 22 homes des troyed by the original sli.tc, and have been gradmg the area as part of a ··wintenzation" pro- gram . They hope lo prevent further earth movement and retain the topsoil during the expect ed heavy rains of this month and February From Page Al STRIKE. • • th1· local high school teacher~· group. havt• flown to Burl- ingame lo meet with California Teacher-; Association attorneys to discuss ways to ri ght the threatened legal action. The DEA is a CTA affiliate. M eanwhilc. rumors or con- tinued student "alkouts at rugh schools in Huntington Beach, Westminster and Fountain Valley have surfaced for either Monday or Tut>sday Hundreds of sludenLc; staged walkouts at Edison and Westminster high schools Fti· day and at Fountain Valley fDgh School Thursday. School distnct officials said Saturday television ~ws crews have refused to attend the walkouts "hl'l'aUSl' thC'y feel they have been used." Officials contend the walkouts were sta~ed for the media "alld as soon as the cameras leave. the students go hack lo class." r Allies End Su1n1nit \ 'China Ties Won't Hinder SALT' SAINT FRAN CO I S . Guadeloupe <AP) Prt"lldent Carter and lhrff F.uro~an aal Uea, tnalatln1 that thetr vlt'Wll are harmonious, endtd • t.~o day 1ummll ln l sun Saturday. 1a,lnt lhe W t •a new llnk11 with China should not bfi an obst•dt11 todeaUncwtthtbo Ru1'. lan11 "We found no dlvtqtc>nN' amon1 ua1," 1ulid f<'rtmc.·h Pn.,.1 dent Valecy Glacaard rt'F.)\t.i•""· playlna down ev1dt1nl d1r ferences of oph\lon ovt.•r 11rnL" aales lo ChJna aoJ support for lbe Shah ol Jran Olacard jolnt'4 BrlU1h PniM Minister Jam CaJlaghan and W e a t G c rm a n C h trn t' d Io r Helmut Schmidt In callh\te for conclusion of a strategic arm:. Jlm1tat1on agreement between the United Stales and lhc Sovwt 4nti-Mao Sentiment Growi ? ng. PEKJNG IAP > A new wall poster appeared Saturday demanding that Mao Tse-tung's body be remov ed from it s m ausoleum in Peking's Tian An Men Square. Al the same time, hundreds of people gathered in the central square lo mark the upcoming third an - niversary of the death of Premier Chou En·la1 The poster, signed by a g r oup calling itself a human rights organiza- tion. said that displaying Mao's body was in bad taste and reminiscent of feudal times. It said the huge building could re· main as a testimonial to t he late Communist Party chairman's greatness. The poster. written on s mall mimeographed sheets of paper and posted on a main avenue. seemed the latest shot an a conti· nuing degradation of Mao. who once was considered virtually infallible. 52Whales .Studied on . Baja Beach LOS ANGELES 1 AP) Scien- li st s from a Los Angeles museum arrived at a remote strand of BaJa California beach Saturday to study the bizarre beaching of 52 sperm whales. whose carcasses were being burned by Mexican officials , fearing contaml~tion and dis· ease. The biologists from t h e Museum of Natural History hoped to find out why the wnales h ad beached them~elves six days ago at Rancho S Bruno, located in the middle of lti aja peninsula on the Sea of Cortez. "ll 1s a tragedy for the whales, of course. but an ev(.'nt like this is so unusual that we can learn m any things," saad Mil he Payne of the American C e tacean Society. Ms. Payne and the others were studying the possibilities the whales may have been driven ashore be(.'ause or old lii{e or weakness, or in an attempt to rescu<' one of the herd. Another theory is that som(' i.torms may foul up the whules' navigational systems. Although the 52 whales were beached along several miles of shore, villagers 1n the area say no one saw the mammah ' plight. Coast Couple S~dbyBank <>ver Account A Huntington Beach couple h~ been sut"d in Orange County Superior ColU'l for allegedly .,, t~Ulng to pay back SS,146 er- 'h>neously credited to their local bank cheeking account. Barclays Bank of California named Douglas and Polly Con-tlra of Huntington Beach In the t'lil. which seeks repayment or Ul~ cash plus Interest. Union, and an uratn1 th U S ~nal~ to rahfy It "I would Uk• to ur1e t.be coo l'lu111on of the aar menl," Ciilla1han aald. ''I think lt would very sed day" ar the Sen did not rattry thf' treaty. tW addl'd l'nrtt~r IA\'~ nlow1n1r ICC'OUnt of lht m t"t'l101(, 1 ayln1t. 'Rt•('1lU1't-of the almoat un· pn•rt•denWd hormony that oxl11t.N .1mon1t 1u., I huv(' n .. v.-r attended u t•onft>reurt• th1t w t•I more btorlt'r1t'IJI to mf' nor more auh· st•nllv~ In natuN> " allaghan aid th four pent mu<'h hm dlS<'U sin~ Chlnu, which lht· United Stulc11 orticti.I ly n·t·o~mlt-d on Nt!w Ycur 11 On) Th..-four lf'aders met for u totul of mure than 10 hQUrli f'n duy Jnd Satturday 1n working sei.s1or111 und for many more houri. ~n socrnl gathermgs that often 1neludt!d their w1vet.. The i.umm1t t!nded offacaally bc!Cort lunch, and the tour. who had 1Dtnt much of th two dayl In 1 hlrl s lul'voa. donned jacket• and lir1 tor a flnal luncheQn ol arllled !obit.er ln • bea.cb1ldo pavtllon near the bOlt'I thllt Wltli lb I lle of the meelln.ia. On the w1y to lht luncheon lhPy •Poke lo rtiporttra for ulrno11t .a hadf hour. but did not answer c~Ul'1ttl00) Ono of the maln dlsa1ree- ml'nls known to have surfaced ut the 11ummlt was over lhe pace of British and French arms sales to China, which Schmidt wuroed mllf,ht provoke the Sov- 1t-t11 Into making trouble, perhaps in Berlln. Saturduy's wrap-up session was devoted to discussions of world "hot spots," includin g the uim1ung in Iran and the threat It posei. to Turkey. Pakistan and other rountries bordering on the Soviet Union and ln the region. Oittly ,..._. llMI TRYlNG TO PRODUCE A WHIFF OF BAD AIR Smog Researcher Phalen at Breathing Chambers SULFATES INNOCENT? • • • always an combination with high ozone levels. The air pollution district, which includes Orange County, called sulfate a lerts 20 times this year : hve times in June, once m July. twice each in August and September, and 10 times in Oc- tober. The Irvine ~roup's results were based on sani;tle, high·level exposurl'S of four hours per test. The work was performed un- der contracts from the stale Air Resources Board Some $750,000 has been SJ>t•nt Qver the three years 1t has t;tken to build the laboratory corr Cl:lmpus Drive and Jamboree Boulevard >. do the testing and analyze the data. Phalen rec('ntly prei;ented the ARR with 4,000 pages of data and finaJ reports on his expen· ments. which are being analyzed by the agency. "We felt that," Phalen sum- marized 1ls ronclusions about sulfate pollutants, "from our narrow point of vit'w, we could not j ustify more restricli ve ozone levels when the sulfate is high." Another finding about air pollutants that Phalen said "sur- prised us," was that ozone seemed to become more poisonous to the lunAs of the test animals when relative humidity • was high. Lung damage increased by 10 to 20 percent under the condl· Uon. Phalen said. His retommendatiori to the A RB was that the phenomenon be given closer 11tudy. The scient1st1 studied four types of sulfate : Ammonium sul- fate. ferric sulfate, a mmonium bisulfate and sulphuric acid, in all cases mixed with large doses of good alr. lab were T. Timothy Crocker, a cancer researcher who is chairma n of Community and Environmental Medicine : G. Scott Samuelsen, an associate professor of Mechanical and En- vironr:nental Engineering; and Archie F. Wilson, chief of pulmonary m edicine at UCI Medical Center. Phalen's doctoral degree is in biophysics. Working with him are 20 laboratory scientists. led by six rl'searchcrs Next JOb for the laboratory, Phalen said, is to create 'an an air chamber conditions e~ual to the worst conceivable pollution California will experience. aod measure the effects of that. ' Armed Bandit Robs Store A man carrying a sawed-off shotgun robbed a Costa Mesa li- quor store Saturday morning and walked away with Sl30, police said. T h e bandit walked Int o Fische rs Liquor Store, 3135 Harbor Blvd .. just before lO a.m .• with the gun concealed beneath his jacket, police aid. lie asked the clerk for the money In the cash register, and then left. through the front door. Only one clerk was on duty and' no custoroers were In the store at the ilme or the robbecy. The suspect wu descMbed as In his mid·30s and of possible Latin descent. Coroner Ids Viejo Victim • Bank officials contend the cou- gh had • cheeking account at ~arolaya' lhlntlngton Beach bt.anch on June 2 when a $994.54 cbeck waa mlaencoded in bank procel81ng to read $9,994.54. They 1t1eae the couple ~drew the entire amount. The : .... k bu coUect..s " 848.54 or UM 1um by tranatcnln1 from They studJed each chemical combined w1tb ozone, at high and low humidity; each -ex- • cepl for the ammonium blsulf ate -alone, at high and low humldi· t y; ozone by Itself; and clean air. The Orance C.Ounty coroner's omce confirmed the Identifica- tion ol a man 's body which washed ~ on a South LatW\I Beach Friday afternoon as Martin ff. Swan&0n, 64, of 24636 CatalonJaCircle, Mlsalon VJejo. ~ ol the Condra'• account& 1th th eoupte'IJ "rm11 k>n, J;enk a~ytaald. But $5,1'6 remains unpaid, tiank ornc1111 confirmed; dupite repeated demands for the monoy. - Phalen Hid It was felt less necessary to Isolate the am- m o nl um bla~te, slnce a c hemical ~ctIOO of aan aftln\al breathlna lnto an atmoJpher~ contalnlna 1ulfurlc actd la to re· lease molccul of ammonJum bi1utr1te. Founders ot Phalen 's rcacarch C1oee of death wu drowninc, an lnvet1Uptor aald. Further de- tails weh' unavailable. Llteauards at the Ninth Street Beach 1atd earlier that the body had been tn the water for at least elght days. • ' .. o.i1, ~llet -, ttklla.-K .... ,.,. LANDLADY DORTHA LAMB SAWS DOWNED AVOCADO TREE INTO FIREWOOD She Wea Glad Tenant• Were Not Hurt When It Toppled During Meaa Twlater l'r .. ra~AJ 1WISTER AFTERMATH TOLD • • • seconds," said Patrolman Gary Walsh. who was on duty along Mesa Avenue and Newport Boulevard alt.he time. "I could see a lot of trees breaking up along the golf course but the forcetnust have been ahead of me because my car wasn'tjolted. Sharon Holland, 25'25 Elden. recalled. "The curtains blew open . the cover for the crawl hole in the ceiling whirled up and fellthroughtothe noor. ·'When I went to get a chair lo fix it, the lights went out. I screamed hod crouched down, walling for the windows to pop. ·'Later I went outside and heard some people saying it was like the Wizard of Oz." "The twister just came down the driveway, ripped off the garage, took at across the yard and dumped it on my workshop," srud Bob Warren. 2649~1den. 'Tm from Texas and back there my car would have been carried away, loo.·· In the20-square block area near Camellia and 23rd Street Saturduy. there was a splnt of "pitch in and be thankful." Neighbors helped sweep up debris and hauJ off large sections of trees that had crossed boundaries overnight. City tree crewmembcrs Richard Hoffman, Don Diamond and Joe Bogart, who had been working straight through with only a break for a nap, were removing their umpteenth acacia at the Owile Heggem residence. It had toppled over on their motor home and car . Mrs. Heggem said the lree was SO years old and the trio insisted it wasS.S-feethigh. .. l 'ni ~ust grateful none of the younf people was hurt.' said landlady Dortha Lamb o her col- legiate tenants at 225 23rd St She was busy sawing lhesecondortwo50-foot trees that had brushed the house and tom down power lines as they toppled. Next door, a gas barbecue had been lifted 10 feet by the wind and bashed a window. "We lost all of our roof. aluminum awnings are gone and our wooden patio 1s no longer in ex- istence," said Jiii McLean. 255Camellla. "The wind had an eerie, humming sound like a plane coming down. When we went outsl~e. we found our car battered and broken. We were spreading plastic cloth on the roof at midnight to prevent water damage." MORE TWISTER RECOVERY SCENES Full Page of Pictures on Page 02 Betty Graham, 246 Camellia. was away dur- ing the gust but returned to hear how her mother, Mary Davenport, clung lo her seat as the wmd in- tensified. "The chair was a Christmas present. a nd she figured if she was going, she would take it with her.·· Mrs. Graham said, pointing tocracked 2 x4 eaves. Police officer J .P. P herrin reported that n'lost or the roofs lost on Camellia were found three or four blocks away al LmdberghSchool. Street Lights Go On Coumy Pays Bill After Laguna Hills Injury A traffic accident that severe· ly Injured a Laguna Hills teen- ager has brought about. the end of 14-month stalemate over a row of street lights. Orange County s upervisors have agreed to come up with the $1 .000 required by the San Diego Gas and Electric Co. in order to turn on lights that line P aseo de Valencia near Alicia Parkway. The lights were Installed on the roadway by what is now Laguna Hiiis High School in November 1977. but never turned on because of a loophole in county policy. Efforts to fill that loophole were launched lasl month when 15-year·old J effrey Burns was seriously inJured when he was struck by a car while crossing the darkened street. Burns remained in mtens1ve care at Saddleback Community Hospital for several days. but later wa'> listed in satisfactory condition at the hospital. Since the mishap -which also hurt another La~una Hills teen· ager, Kevin Mccann -school officials have been trying to get the lights turned on. The problem was that the lights were installed by a de· vcloper who donated the strip of li ghts to the school. According lo J ohn Schade. aide to county s upervisor Thomas Riley. the situation was ··unique for county officials. "Current county policy states that one of the requirements for tract approval ts that the de· v(.'loper have his property an- nexed to a lighlin~ district, .. he said of the process by which s treet lights are put mto service. "'The Ught bank. however. is not connected to a housing tract. A SOUPER IDE~ 16 TEMnlNG VARIETIES • PBNCT POI SCHOOL WMCHIS. APnTIUltS .• , AMYT1Mlt ..J,9¢ _ An annexation and s ubsequent light turn-on was not a require- ment for this donated land," he~ said. One county staffer explained the darkened lights by noting that the loophole an county policy meant there was no way to oblt~ate the devt•lopcr who had the ltghts installed to pay the fee to have them turned on. "We ins pected 'em They looked pretty and everything. but nobody went through at night and the people who did. didn ·t~ther to tell us they weren t ht.·· explained Dave Nelson of the Environmental Management Agency. In addataon to paying the fee to get the hgh~ lit, supervisors or dered county staff members lo come up with a poli<'Y to prevent similar problems an the future. 5 a •· e e e 1· r r > . , J . 1- .,. ' . .... ;'A• .. , . . . ~. ., . .. . . • • • .. . . . • ' . . . • • • . . . . . . • f . . . • . • . . # • . . PATRICIA HOBB wmt P£T 'GOOSEY' Hu ntinqton Bc.1c h Sky Falling on Goosey Loosey? The Huntington ~ach city council took a gan~er at P~tric1u Robb's goose last week . after so.meone. in the young woman's neighborhood squawked . Ctty ordinances prohlbil keeping ducks. chickens or geese withln 100 reel or any dwelUng. "Goosey," as Ms Robb labeled the fowl, came to his present home as a gift a few months ago and hves in the back yard which he fiercely prote~ against tnttuden. Ms. Robb says she now depends on Goosey as a watchdog ... uh ... goose. The young woman asked the councilmen to Jet her keep ber guardian. They postponed a verdict until feather investigation. Teachers ' Strike Strengthens Picketers' ranks swelled, hundreds of studtmls walked out of classes, a nd vandalism increased as Huntington Beach Union School District teachers' strike went into its third day Friday. Teachers' contract negotiations stalled Wednesday when the school board balked at requests for binding arbitration of all teact\er grievances and a fi ve percent pay increase for this year and next. More than 500 teachers failed to show up for work Thursday. out of a work force of 863. and a spokesmim for the strikers said more were joining their ranks each day TRANQUIL TREES LINE lRVINE ROAD Quake Shakes in New Year Swaging trees, plants and chandeliers were the major effects of a New Year's Day earthquake for Orange Coast reside nts. The tremblor measured 4.6 on the Richter scale with shakes felt from Santa Barbara to Sl\n Diego. Epicenter of the quake was Santa Monica Bay, four miles south of Malibu. Minor damage did occur in other parts of Southern California. 'Be Gentle With Harriett' Laurence Schmit bade farewell to the Orange County Board o f Supervisors Wednesday, vowing to return in "a couple of years.'' Harriett Wieder, the woman who defeat ed him in la st June's primary will be sworn into omce ne xt Tuesday. "I hope all you supervisors will be gentle with Harriett," Schmit said tn leaving, "and l hope Harriett will be gen- Ue witbyou." LAURENCE SCHMIT - U.S. Law Agencies Wasteful W A8 HlNOTON (AP l -r.cs.ral law enlomtcMat ., ... ca.a waa. untold IWnl of moMy bff auM the rlcht band rANl,y know• what tM left band ll do- ln1. 1ceordln1 to Pr••ldent Ce rter'1 aovernment re· ortHlut.lon team. More than 100 Cederal •ten-cles •PMd ~ bilUoo • year On law enl~l reepooalblUUts but no one h11 authority to coordinate thetr activlUes, the team HY• ln It& liJ:ud report to d partmeot heads. A8 A aESVLT, the report aaid, much acUvity la dupUcated and money and staff time are waited. Last year, the tealn proposed 1everal steps designed to lm· prove efficiency. but ad- ministration officials are sUll studying whether and bow those recommendations should be lm· plemented. The final report, dis- tributed as the week ended, sketc~ed the problems but or. fered no new recommendations. The lack of coordination may have resulted from "a meteoric growth in the number of federal law enforcement agencies," the team suggested. "Interestingly enough, over one·thlrd of the 113 agencies surveyed did not exist at the beginning of 1970." MORE AND more agencies built up siiable budgets ror duties ranging from guarding federal property to investigating e lection campaign violations. But no one Is in charge of over· all law enforcement policy. the report noted. This fragmentation may be partly a reswt'of "concerns that c ivil liberties not be com· promised by a large and cen- tralized federal police activity." the repatt continued. love Cures 'Heansick' EIJerly Pair CRANSTON. R .I . I AP ) - Leroy Gilheeney lost 30 pounds when he was separated from the woman he loved and a doctor predicted he'd dle of a broken heart tr the couple wasn't re- united. G ilheeney. 81 . was pining away for Elina Swan, 92. FRIDAY TIIE two were mar- ried and the doctor says they're doing nne . Gilbeeney met Mrs. Swan in the Arcadia ballroom in Providence in 1922, and they we r e dancing partners for years. Two weeks ago, Mrs . Swan wu hospitalized with a broken arm. . "He said he was going to com-mit suicide without -her, .. said Dr. Joan Abar. "She said, 'Please take me home. Take me home.' but he had no legal right lo sign her out." THE BRIDE wore a pink blouse, a long, pink skirt. and her pink dancing pumps. The groom wore a blue sport coat, blue trousers and a red n~ktie. He said he was a Uttle nervous as a tear appeared on his cheek. The brief wedding ceremony was performed tn the bride's hospital room and, following a short reception, the Gilheeneys slipped away for a few moments to Oilbeeney's room. The bridegroom said he had to spend his wedding night alone. but he plans a honeymoon ln Nova Scotia next summer . Rockies Facing Storm · Rain, Sleet, Srww Head for tM Hilu J Slt\I lllth•tY <rt•mal\ 11119 AOlll•t•. to, el *'1h hit. Oltill 'rl· ..., MtN ... ._, •i.ck wfllM Clfl,,. fflttMl\ll'\ICJ\. c .. , ...... ....... " 14 .. " a2 14 SI .. .. . i, •• '* .. ti 11 " " )1 Al It ·U tJ 11 ., ,. .. ~ K II It ·I -s ,, " ,. ~ "' " t 14 • '° ~ ., ., Pa .. IO ·S ti 10 )J 27 20 ,. l1 ,. ., * u Cle JO It )1 " ti ~ " " u ,. .. .. .. " • •II 40 u • NATIONAL/ INTERNATIONAL I WEATHER Booffng and Puf ffng ••• While automobiles waited for the weather to clear in Pennsylvania Saturday. this one-horsepower traveler went on his merry way along Snake Hill Road In Upper Leacock Township. Kid-vid, Violence Tied HOUSTON <AP > -Heavy doses of televiak>o -from police tbrUlens to came shows -make even presctw>ol youngsters more aggressive in nursery school play. two Yale Univenity re- searchers said Saturday. A year-long study of 141 children, ages 3 and 4, indicates that "a significant amount of nursery school aggression can In some way be attributed to the amount of television a child watches," said Jerome L. Singer of Yale. He said that only "a small percentaae of a1&resalon can be attributed lo television but statistically it ls significant.·• SreN 11•1•-ded't NEW YORK <AP> -Some physicians are complaining that the latest s tudy linking estrogens with cancer Is in·. conclusive and could cause an unnecessary scare among women taking the artificial hormones. They also are angry that Food and Drug Administration Com· missioner Donald Kennedy as· serted the study "should dispel controver-sy" over cancer danger of estrogens. OM'•••,_• Ellftl CHICAGO IAP) -Seven of the 34 district directors for the U .S . Immigration a nd Naturalization Service have been investigated during the Yes No ( BRIEFS J past year for alleged mis- management, waste and corrup- tion, 'The Chicago Tribune re- ported today. The investigations were part of stepped up efforts to de- termine if the allegations are true, the newspaper reported. tt'alltlft! Farfteell MONTGONERY. Ala. tAP) - Surrounded by family , dignitaries and entertainers. A la bama Gov . Georce C. Wallace said farewell and thanks to longtime supporters Saturday, telllng them, "I do love you." Wallace. who leaves office Jan. 15-. thanked hundreds of weU·wishers "for letting me be your instrument·· in bringing about change in the country. OU Strike D~lat1~d DENVER <AP I -The presi - dent of the union representing 60,000 refinery workers said Saturday the nation's oil com· panies had made no improved contract offers bot he was not ready to call a strike when the union·s contract expires at mid· night tonight. The oil companies say they are dete rmined lo adhere to Carter's policy ol limiting in· creases in wages and benefib to 7 percent a .r..!~r. The union con. tends thepo~isunfalr. a.a.a SpWs ... WASHINGTON <APl -FBI Director William Webster said Saturday that he expeet.a new U.S. -Chinese relations to bring a n influx of communist in- telUgence agents and that his agency is ready to cope with the problem. Webster said the FBI already is bolst ering its counterin- telligence forces. 2llCI lei BU• PORTLAND CAP) -United Airlines Flight 173 s ustained minor damage at Portland In- ternational Airp(>rt when a gust or wind shoved one wing to the ground as the plane was landing, Port of Portland spokesman Alan Willis said Saturday. No· one was hurt in the Thursday night incident. A United jet on the s ame night from New York and Denver crashed in northeast Portland Dec. 28. killing 10 people. Barbor Clo•n HONG KONG <API -Hong Kong took measures Saturday to stop refugees who buy their way out or Vietna m from landing here by ordering ships to oblain permission before entering Hong Kon~ 's waters . QUIZ FOR s Age 10 to 15 years -. D D Would you say you 're an a mbitious, responsible, got-it-together, above average kid? Yes D Yes D Yes D No D No D No D Has the money-pinch made you wi sh you had more to spend on everyday necessities such as cokes. records, ha mburge rs, movies and your skateboard? 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A1e ..•... ) --· DAILY PILOT --- ... , I · -· • f:TATE NEWS 'Prop. 13 Panel Divided I • • J Tax Reooli R esponse lwws Co11f usio1i • • SACRAMENTO 1A1'1 Changt•:s ln Propoalllun lJ 1A.4•11 n·J~l'tl'd S.turduy by 41 1>(11\ etnor t1 t'Qfllmu1~1ou appoint~ lo rt•('oOHl\Pnd h(iW flO\ t'rrlffil•nt a.bould n.'1.M.'\ to lhe lax r 4'\ ull The Corom1 lon on Gnv1•rn \T\t'nt Rt•rorm. 8\>JIOlntl'd by Gm ~fl mund Bru"n Jr . 11<>u11dh r•• l • l' l l' d Ii p I 0 V 0 '> .1 l lJ \ I I ' d1a1rnw1t A l\lun p.,,, In ,. tJ\\ r lt e l>ro po!\I t 11 m u I • . POST, T IO; pol 1t11· .ii h 111 d~pcndt•nt rormt•r ki.thl.111\ t • b,Duly1t, prQpo1wd thut tlw m m 'ICl111ion rt."°mownd l"" mJJ11r Qllanges In the ln1t1Jll' t' up proved b~ lht• 'olt•r s l.t-.l J um• wh1l'11 lt'<fUl'l'd Jll'l>pt•rt V t .1 "'' h7 11t·n·1•nt l'rnpoi.1t1011 U hmlts flltlfl\.'11 ) fa'(('~ to I 1>t•rNnt nr .1 pro1w1 l\ '> 1·ao;h 'alut• in 11'7!1 76 t h1• tJ\ m ,1' not mcrc•aSt· mun• thun • • ~t t't.'llt ;.a } l'JI , but 11111pt•rty 1•,111 tw n•a:si.t-Si.t"tJ to r urn·nt '.llu1· ~hell :;old or trani.lcr n·d ·• Pust proposl'f ll\'111~ Thr rommls Ion lh •n volf'd to "'r1tt• Into th Ir r~commenda t 1ona. a rt'ferl'ncti lo the J)ru hlt'ma tb.»t Po6l Hid Pror>09~lon t:l "'111 ~.. dllfereot taxe for •1m1lu p~ru and a ateady dl'rhnl' of th<-property tax aais • µdrl or the l~Ut tilrudur Th<' t•omml11alon, whlt'h ta HUP poi.t"d to makf Its tnt4'rtm rt'port It> lhl' J:OVtMlC>r nnd Lc·~1'1lt1turt• b\> J n l!>, t>odt'd Ila lu-.t ult>el 1111( tu•fort-th t d•k with muny 111111or 1,.i.ut~ tm~·ttlf.4d """' told rt'porter11 tw u111I lh1• Converter Wloj/ Eyed w t:sT cov1 NA 1A r 1 1\ :-.t.1(( n ... ean·hl·r for thl· Soul h ( 'oJ s l i\1 r ~uahly ~1 .111.i~t·ment D1str1C'l i.a~., t ht> pott'nhal shorta ge m unleaded gusohne suppliei. may result an 1.hsastrous J lr pollution problt:mi. and prolong~ indui.tnal shut downs Ht uH would try lo dna(t 11 rt'port thut tht• l'Orl'llnt•!llon could vote u11 or down on Jun. l!). f1011l aid lhl'I"\' apJH)ared to be no t·on1wT\llW1 on unytbln1 "ex 1·t•pl not lo lumj)l'r with Propotu lion lJ " Thi• b11dl y 11pht c'1Hn m1 M11on 1ll'fcull't! tm,1>0-.11lt1 lo •:LIMINATE l'iu.•mpl1ons rrom thl' propl·rty lax for h11meow1wrs, st•mor t·1t1zens and d1i.ubh'<l ~·rM111s, \\hllc retain· in.: rt•nh•ri. t·red1 t::. and pro \>la.Ion:. th.It allow seniors to po.,tpone property laxes until l lw1 r dt>alh Thul was proposed by W1llwm Mutson Roth, San Ft"an<'IM'o bus irwl>s m a n and formt•t l lllH'r'i1ty of C1tlifomia n·.:t·nl Pt>r m1t commercial proper- ly to bt-taxl'd al a higher rate than r~1dl'n<·ei,, s uggei.tt..-d by i.tak AFL CIO heud John Hen· ning EUminatc exemptions from the sales tax. including food and medicine, provided other taxes were adJ~led so thal poor peo- ple didn't come off worse. That wai. :;uggested by Fred Her . inger. president of the California Farm Bureau Sunday, Januiuy 7, 1979 ,, A,.WI,......• WORLD WIDE CHURCH OF GOD PUT IN RECEIVERSHIP Church Aide Stanley Rader at Armstrong College Chtirch's Fmances In Rea~ ~ . PASADENA <AP) Despite a courtdedlioo re~ tbeap. polnlment of a re;'l:c for the 75,000-member d Wide -Church or God, ~ or the church 'a operations .._..Ins un- &etlled . Church attorneys eballenged the a ppointme nt q( . .receiver Steven Weisman al a M\ting Fri- day before Los Angflta Superior Court Judge Venaon Foster. Although the judge upMld the ap- pointment, Weisman'• assign- m ent of minlsterC. Wa yneColeto administer church afralrs wru. still In q~Jon. WEISMAN NAMED Cole dur· ing a court invesUgaUon into the handling or mJlllons of dollars in church fonds. However , the 86-yea r -old church founder , fo~er radJo- television evangelist l er bert W. Ar'mstrong, contends hat Cole engaged in "rank illllUbordlna- tion" --by his "COO)Sera tion in this atte mpt to s ubvert my a uthority.·' Annatrong s aid in an a ffid avit h e has appointed another c lergyma n, Roderick Mer edith, to serve as a d- m inistrator ' II ~ SAID lht• n ·asst.•ssml·nt ftature would soon <-rcalt• lnl' quillt'S. \\;th dtfkrl•nt taxl'" for 1denll<•al proJ)<.'rt1es, anJ throw out or kilter governm<.'nl funding formula!: ..,ul'h a .. l hO!-.l' for ~chools wh1<·h are based on as!-.t•sse<I 'alues .. If unleaded gasohnc 1s not av~11lablc, o wners of c•ata lyM-C'QUlppt.'d vch1cks would be fon·l'd to use IC'adl'd gasolln<.'," J o hn Nt•v itl told a board meet mg Friday Nevitt s1lld dt'nctivallCrn or half or-the catalytt(· t·on \l.'rters on cars built stnn• 1975 would increase rc;u:- Voyager I -'Blinks' at Jupiter Meanwhile. Meredith read the affidavit at a gathering of about 2.000 persons at the church - operated Ambassador College m Pasadena Friday afternoon. The meeting wa s ord e r ed b y Arms trong, who was st aying ·al his T ucson, Ariz. home. Tht· 2 ~·re<·nl artnu.il increast• lim1l • ., far undt•r rnflatton, he ... a id. and will mt•an that proper tv taxes wi l l amount to a sm aller and smallt:r share of tht: total lax burden. But commission m e mber Casper Wember~cr s aid tha t Post's proposal would "rl'pcal the tax revolution. · Slate schools chief Wilson I\ll t•s, also a co mmission 'fqt.'mber, said he voted against J'ropos1hnn t:l •:•·A VOICF. volt• lahlt•tl Post's fH'OPO'>Jh I I f ,rom Diaper? ~iv<.' h y dro ca r bo n e missions in the South Coast Air Basin by 300 tons per day, or by about 25 percent The district board ap· proved a s taff proposal, which included seeking federal and slate alloca- t ion or sufficient s upplies of unleadt•d fuel to meet the ba:;m population's de- ma nd PASADENA CAPl Voyager I opened its television eyes Saturday a s t he unmanned spacecr aft began probing the secrets of mighty J upiter the distant giant of the sola r system. SC IENTI S T S AT J et Propulsion Laboratory said the operation went smoothly as the ship, 372 m illion m iles from earth. was switched by an on- board computer into its obser va· lion phase first stage or tts rcndczvous with the huge planet. "Everything went fine," said ··=Polio Vaccine Inf eels Father HAYWARD CAP ) -A 33-year-old man is be- •~ tng t reated today for polio, apparently contracted rrom his infant son l hree days after the baby was 1mmuni1A-'d for the disease. health authorities re- •· 1'ort 253 off woven woods. ' The man. whose identity was withheld. was re-- J PL spok<.'Sman Frank Bristow. The Voya~er, which start<.-d its o ne-way trip from Earth 16 months a{?o, is still about 37 million nules from Jupiter a brightly colored sphere that's bigger than 1,200 Earths. "THE SCIENTISTS are look· ing for what is happening on lhe face or J\Jpiter . J upiter Is m a constant state of turmoil, and the scientists will use the ap- proach pictures to target chang- 1 ng featurei. o n Jup i t e r ... Bristow said. ported "doing fine" al Kaiser llospital 20 miles l'a!-ol of San F'rancisco It is the first case or Polio in /\lam eda County in 10 yeari.. Authorities added thc G1Vil your home 1116 wnrm1~ and t>ea111v OI wlWun wO?<I\ and yam Cr>ooH lrO<n • Woni1etM "'''-Cl•Oll ot tomo1N11tons 10 t.I ony ooco• ' . - case poses no epidemic --------- threat and said the non-[ J immunized man may .4-,TATE have contract~e dis- e ase by comin)4 in con t al't with the infant's diapers. 00<.'torR said t he vaccine-associated pallo case '' t•xlr<·mely rare. affcctinit one out of two million to ftV<' million who r<•<.·civt• the val'c1nc or who hci \l'n l be<.>n immunized aml come into dosc contact with soml'<Jnt' rccNv m~ tht• do!>agc. Doc-tor Gett• New Heart STANFOHO <AP I A 39·year-old eye doctor was reported in stable condition Saturday after ht•<.·omm~ lhc 167th person to undergo a heart tr.10..,phmt al Stanford Ned1cal Centcr. Darrel Reins of llopkinsville, Ky .. underwent I he• 4 ' i hour OpNatwn Friday afternoon The hospitul s aid 71 of thc lrani.plant patients arc s till ltvmg . B0111011exual Appointee Seen SAN FHANClSCO <AP l Mayor Dianne Fl'instein said Sciturday she hus mad<' a decis ion on who will replace assassinated llar vt•y Milk on the Hoard or Supervisors, but she won't announce tht• name of the ne w supervisor until Monday Ms. Feinstein's press secretary, Mel Wa x. s aid th<.' replacement will be a homosexual Milk, tnc • rity's fn'Sl avowed gay superv'isor, re presented th\' 5th District in thl! southern portion of the city. 81.aze Close• B'"" f'rf!emay LOS ANGELES <APl Bucklin~ concretP and falling debris from a fi re below the Hollywood F'reeway for eed the road 's closur e around downtown Los Angeles for about three hours Saturday. s talhng t raffic for several mile!'> along t he freeway's transition roads. MGM .SpHt• Stoelc 111 llp 'Year CULVER C ITY 111.P> -Metro·Goldwyn- Mayer stockholders approved a 2-Cor·l common s tock split at their a nnual meeting here Saturday omcials said. · "Tho operating performance in fiscal 1978 re- s ulted in the best year by far m MGM's 54 years." MATION --· ... The Neptune Society otfera • elmpte end dtQnlfl~ crem•llon MfVlc:e wtltl dl•Hmln•tlon et Me, ct. Hrt, or mountelna. Your Soclel hcurtty end Veterena Admlnlatretlon beneflta mey epply IOW8rdl OUt CNfMtlon Mt'YICH, For lm~et• ne.ct, ot free pof'tfollo, c .. I °' WTtte. Tiie Nept1111e Soelety 24CIO W. Coa,e HlfhWay Mt.port hach, Ce., t*3 OP CEM. 848 7431 24 HOUR • ..._ J!!!!; ___ .:.__ ~:vice .. ., i s.nd ,,..hntollo ro ,I ......... ~~:;:,~._ I NAMf: t 1e1 ~....,.,,....._ l , .. , ............... ... I AO()AUf,____ ....... .,...,C.,L .... 1,~lt , ... , . ..._ .. CITY-ITAT'f -.... l*tft.C..,"1Ml't4/ttHett Sa .. pric. on WO'l9ft -.!1 t"Kli .. 11\(0"fll Sunday, J11NMJ 21 --.. , n· !' 25%off • .. ,_' Voy ager is to :.oar within about 174,000 mlles or the planet on March 5 in an cnrounter that prom ises the bc:;t pictures ever taken of Jupiter . JUST BEFORE r eaching Jupiter. Voyager 1 will examine a moon called Ama lthea. The ship's outbound route will take it nea r lo, Europa. Ganymede and Callis to. DURING TIIE m eeting , Cole a nd a group of support.et$ alleged- ly pushed their way into the hall. When Cole attempted to ta ke the podium , Meredith purportedly grabbed his arms and threatened lo call police. Cole then backed away and left the hall. The f'Our big moons arc known a s the Galilean s atel lites hecausl' they were discovered by Galileo. Late F riday nig ht, fi'Qste r scheduled another hearin~ next Wednesday to continue tht! legal ar~u mt!nts. FASHION ISLAND PRESENTS ICE CLASSICS ENTERTAINMENT ON ICE and 1979 WINTER FASHIONS JANUARY 8th-13th Monday .............. --.. -......... 11 :30 and 3 p.m. Tuesday thru Friday ............•... 11 :30: 2:30; 6:30 Saturday •.............. -....... -..•• 11 :30 and 3 p.m. TO enhanoe your pleasure. FASHION ISLAND ts presenting a professional Ice Skating Revue and Winter Fashion Show on the mall. P11111 bring •It relatives. friends and neighbors to share the delights and talents of these excellent performers. Come share this happy event with ua. Models courtesy of the Dorothy .Sctireve Modeling School. NewPort Beach. .... .. . . . . . . . .. A• DAIL y PILOT &lnday, Januiuy 7. "" January Shoe Cl·earance ave 25% to 7-0% I WOMEN'S SHOES Selected Heels or'lg $25 to $27. Black only Fashion Sandals orig 15.99 to 18.99. Many styles Casual Sandals orig. 12.99 to 15.99. Natural shades Now 25°/o off Now 11.99 Now 9.99 High Platform Macrame Sandals orig. 13.99. Crepe sole Now 9.99 Better Dress Heels orig. $24 to $31 . As~orted styles Now 20.99 Contemoorary Canvas Heels orig. 15.99. Black, navy, green Now 10.99 Now 13.99 Fashion Platform Heels orig. 19.99. Brown or black Mature Women's Low Heels orig. 1s.99 to 11.99 Now 10.99 to 12.99 Gold Ring Suede Heels orig. 16.99. Gray, brown or camel Now 11 .99 Wood Look Heels orig. 15.99 to 16.99. Selected styles Now 10.99 to 12·.99 Leather Sunbackers orig. 18.99. Blue or brown tie styles Now 15.99 Casual Oxfords orig. 17.99. Slip-ons & ties Now 14.99 Women's Closeout Shoes Discontinued styles, limited quantities. Now 4.99-6.99-8.99 Assortment of better sandals. Many colors. fabrics & styles. orig. 14.99 to 18.99 Save up to 70°/o Now 4.99 Rainbow striped Terri Cloth thongs orig. 5.99 Now 1 .99 2!d~~~~.~J?gee r® espadrilles or T -straps . Rust, navy, brown, black or wine. Limited Quantities . . orig. 31 .99 Now 21 .99 Girls Casual Shoes Some dressy, suede, smooth leather or vinyl patents. orig. 6.99 to 14.99 Now 50% off Boys' Casual Shoes Many tie styles in leather or vinyl uppers. orig. 6.99 to 14.99 Now 50°/o off Lisa "Cameo" I~d~1~!J ;n5b~c~.dals white or gold . orig. 13.99. Now 9.99 Family Slippers Selected styles in assorted fabrics. S~eek or fuzzy. orig. 3.99 to 16.99 Now 50°/o off Men's Shoes Woven Vamp Leather Slip-on orig. $27. Bone or white Now 21.99 Slip-on Leather Loafers orig. $45._ Black or brown. Now 29.99 narrow widths Lightweight Leather Dress shoes orig. $35. 2 styles Now 17 .85 Weyenburg® Dress Shoes -. Many slip-on styles in leather. Selected sizes 8-11 V2 D and E widths. Group 1 orig. $38 Group 2 orig. 44.95 Group 3 orig. 49.95 Now 26.60 Now 31.45 Now 34.95 Men's Jiffies® Slippers Machine washable in brown, red, blue and green or camel. orig. 6.50 Now 4.50 Save 30% to 50% Storewide Clearan_ee Sale Starts 10 a.m. Monda Women's Accessories Women's Semi-Annual Bra and Foundation Sale Asst. Tote Bags orig. 10.aa to 11.99 Now 6.88 50°/o off Fashion Vests Knits. satins. brocades. linen look in a variety of colors. patterns & styles. orig. $14 to $28 Now SOo/o off Hand Bags Fashion styTes & finishes orig. 3.~.oo Now 30°/o off All Women's Costume Jewelry orig_ $2 to $9. Earrings, chains, bracelets & necklaces. Now 30°/o off Co1tume Cocktail Rings Several fashion styles. Some with stone settings. Sizes 8 & 9 Now 50°/o off Women's Evening Accessories Glittery tube tops, shawls. scaryes & disco bags to extend your wardrobe. orig. 3.50 to $15 - 'J Now SP% off Store Hours Mon.-Frt. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m .. Satu,.y 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. SundQ 12 Noon to 5 p.m. Now 30°/o off Women's Selected Sleepwear and Robes orig. $~ to $24. Many fashion styles. Now 40°/o to 50°1• off Selected leotards & dance Skirts by famous maker. orig. $9 to $25 Lifeline Gym Exerciser oirg. 19.95 Now 9.88 Exer-gym Exerciser orig. 19.95 Now 9.88 SOo/o off Now 50°/0 off All Ladles Tennis Apparel Tennis Dress orig. 10.99 Now 5.49 ~lcrowave Oven Tennis Top orig. 6.99 Now 3.49 with defrost. N 219 95 Fashion Top orig. $16 Now 7.99 orig. 319.95 .. OW • • . - 50% off Discontinued patterns of """' wallpaper Auto 40 Channel C.B. w/l.E .D. display N 29 95 orig. 59.95 OW • • >. ' Handy Hooker Rug by Number Kits orig. 24.95. 24 in. x 36 in. assorted patterns Includes punch hook tool. Now 11.99 -rs'tlCPenney r Assorted Novelty gift items (plaques. stained glass quotes. humorous statuettes & cookie cutters). 50°/o off All XMAS giftwrap Decorative Tins orig. t .66 Now sac Mason Jar lids orig. 1.98 (pT48) Now 44c Selected Pictures and Mirrors. Now 60°/o off Forest Fantasy sheets Twin, full, queen, king f Uted Ceramic Shaker Now 30% off Salt & Pepper White and yellow chicken destgn. orig. 3.49 Now 1.88 HASHION ISLAND • STORE ONLY -.. 644-2313 _ 'I . . :~30% off .. Men's Quad Suits . Nows17 orig $110 solid colors with second pair of pants Sizes 38 to 44 I I 'r 30% off Men's Patterned Suits Nowsa4 orig . $120. Fashion styling for the contemporary man. 50°10 off Men's Dress Shirts orig. $10 to $12. Unpackaged. broken sizes and styles. 30% to 50% off Boy~ Shirts \ f I 50o/o off Better Blouses & Shirts orig. $16 to $28. Soltd poly silk styles. plus tunrcs. t·shirts, fussy shirts and -grandf athEtr shirts . 50°10 off Jr & Missy Skirts orig $14 to $22. Prints and solids and assorted dark colors 50o/o off Jr. Corduroy Pants orig. $16 to $22. Wide wale no wale assorted dark colors. broken sizes. 30% to 50o/o off Designer Sweaters orig. $14 to $28. Vest, cardigan and pullovers. Some in pointelle knits. Sweater Coats orig. $34 to $39. Cable stitch. some w/hoods. Now 16.99 to 19.49 &.lndlly, Jenuaiy 7. 1 979 Sterling Silver Hoop Earrings orig . 7 50 DAILY Pilot A 7 ... Now2.88 ., ' 14K Gold Earrings ., orig. 29.95 to 64.95 Rinas • 14KGold • 10K Gold • Sterling Silver orig. 7.95 to $130 Now SOo/o off ..... .. . Now 50°/o off 't ; . , ... -. I ~., Sizes 4 to 7 ' 30% to 50% off Disco Dresses One or 2 pc. styles in jewel tones. Orig. 23-36 Cultured Pearls • I ., 1 •• .. , . .. • l/s soccer look orig. $4 Now 2.44 • l/s crewneck athletic look orig. 4.50 Now 2.44 • sis crewneck shirt orig. 1.89 Now 1.25 • s/s superwear crewneck Sizes 8 to 20 .... • Vanous lengths orig. $139 to $339 Now 30°/o off • s/s crewneck shirt • l/s crewneck shirt :, __ , orig. 5.50 Now ~-75 orig. 7.00 Now 2 .99 orig. $8 Now 4.99 orig. 3.99 Now 2.66 2 pc. Dresses orig. 19.99. Super suede. poly/cotton in prints and solids. Men's Jewelry • 1.0. Bracelet •I . • "360" skateboard shirt • mesh numeral shlrt 50°/o off Boys Pants (varsity sizes) • Ditto's !'\) for boys • Prewash denim jeans • Heavy weight denim jeans orig. 14.50 Now 6.99 orig. $13 Now 4 .99 orig. $7 Now 3.44 Now 9.99 50%off Bridal Sample Sale One of a kind. bridesmaid and bridal gowns. Broken sizes. • Key Chains • Pendants • Religious pendants orig. $5 to $22 Now 50°/o off Men's Watches 14K Gold Bulova • Accutron • Accuquartz -orig. $475 to $500 Now 30% off : .............................................................................. ~ .. ~ ........................ ... Save 30% to 50% . . . ,.. .. ",,.. ·' ·-. . ~. Storewide Clearance Sale Starts 10 a.m. Monda ............... ~ ........................................................................................... .. Girls 4 to 6x Girls 7 to 14 Infants • Solid Jumper w/trim orig $8 • Print skirt ong.$5 • Screen print shortall ong.$5 • S/s Jumpsuit orig. $12 • Bow collar tops orig. $J.99 • Embroidered dress ong.$20 • Hooded sweater ong.$12 • Tan pant >j ong.$7 • Print top orig. 4.79 ..... ~ .. . Solid top orig. 5.49 • Solid skirt orig. 4.49 • Corduroy jean orig. 7.50 • Superwear top orig. 3.75 ! . • Sweater vest orig. $7 • Footed over sleeper ".\ . orig. 12.50 • Flannel gown orig. 6.50 • Flannel pajamas orig. $7 :it • Terry tops orig. $4.29 Store Hours Mon • .t:rl. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 ~.m. · Sunday 12 Noon to 5 p.m. .. .. Now 3.99 Now 2.50 Now 2.44 Now 5.99 Now 1.99 Now.9.99 Now 5.99 Now 3.44 Now 2.33 Now 2.66 Now 2.50 Now 4.50 .... Now 1.66 Now 3.44 Ngw 5.99 N w 4.55 Now 4.90 Now 2.99 .. " • Stripe T-top orig. 4.50 • Word T-top orig. 4.50 • Striped Top fashion collar ong. 6.5o • Pieced look top orig. 5.50 • Striped V-neck orig. $5 • Striped tank top orig. $3 • Brushed denim pants ong.$9 • Denim pant ong. 11 .50 • Striped crewneck top orig. $5 • Solid crewneck top orig. $6 • Corduroy jean orig. 9.50 • Superwear crewneck orig. 4.50 • Dressy skirt set orig. $18 • Floral print sleepwear orig. 9.50 • Peignoir set orig. $17 • Flannel P .J . orig. $8 • Footed sleepwear OrlA. $10 -rr~CPenney Now 2.99 • Boy-Girl acrylic pant set orig. 10.99 Now 5.99 Now 2.99 Now 3.99 • Boys dressy pant set orig. $22 Now 11.99 Now 3.99 • Embroidered velvetee.-. dress Now 2.99 orig. $25 Now 12.44 Now 1.25 • Apron look dress Now 6.30 orig. $20 Now9.98 • Now 6.99 • Print dress • ' Now 2.44 ong. 7.50 Now 3.96 Now 2.99 • Antique look dress w/lace trim Now 4.44 ong. $14 Now6.99 • Toddler antique look dress I Now 1.88 orig $16 Now7.99 Now.11.99 • Embroidered apron look dress orig. $21 Now18.90 Now 4.66 • Velveteen pant Now 7.99 orig. $8 N!J~ 4.99 Now 5.60 • Sesame Streefp) pant Now 7.00 orig. $6 Now2.99 FASHION ISLAND STORE ONLY 644-2313 , ... ' \ \ 'I . .. ,,. , o ranoo c,, ... 0011y p,101-Editorial Page ............................................................. Sund•v. January 1. 1979 . RotM1r1 N. Wffd/Publlshltr 'Personal Use' .J Begging D finition /\ i;tate "alchdOM co1nrru~1on on tx>lltu.·al pr ct u·e found I l \\'l'Ck th l omf" et tl-d othcuab 41re mok1na personal use of carnpu\&n fWKb Now ln polmcoJly cynar +.ll Orunflf' Count v that ., hard ly new' t ull We ha"e gru"'" ~ tnun'tl tn man1puluu on or poUUcal contr1buUon th.at anythtng horl of u mtlhon t.lollor brtbo rnnw ., undt.-r thl• h ~td1nJ.? or i;wth hw.m . In facl Orun~l~ 'ou.nt y hul'I uc h "'pect, c·lt·., Uf, a de· foaled om t•holder w Uun~ OW.I} "'11 h I ftO\'f"I I ampaagn rund ln tUs J)OC'kct Su1~n 1sor LU \\H'IU'l' Sch mit dclc•ut ed by Horril•lt Wil>d<'r in the o\.-mbt•r r h•rtmn. "'111 hu Vl' u hnOd!>ome S.18.000 In hand u., ht depart.., from tht• uubhc urcou and ll 's t>t•rfectlv h•gul And Cornlt'f isl ull' S..•n J unw11 Wlwtmore. who u h•w ) ears U6'0 l.itx•led h•~ Uut•na P~trk townhourw at\ t·umpa1Mn hc adqua rkrs, d1vt•rl ctt <'tlmpcu l{n co ntrtbul m ns l o mort~Ut.:L' s><•v rrnmt~. m1.11nh•n4rnct• and (urnistnng., Non\'lht•lt•s:.. al 1:. laudutorv Ut~l the f u1r Pollllr al PrudH't~ < 'onam1s~wn "1.mt.-. to c.Ju .... oml.'thm.: about clt'l'l t'd o ((k 1aJs .and t•.irHlulut<•., who u:.t• ldtover t•umm11im rnone\ for uM•s otllt'r thJ11 u1tt.>ratin~ tht• o Htl't' ~Ion~ c.as t he .... uun·t'"> of t ht· 1 unth J n• n •pork<l. lhl.'rc :. nothin._: l\.·~a llv wrong \\llh :.pcn<.lini.: 11 on i.rx1rb l'ars, H11·uUon11 or ('h n..,tma~ lulls. But tht>rl•'s a 1 ub. C',lfl per~n..tl IN' be defined '! The two Orangt.• Count v l'x.1mp1t· .... c·1ted above ure rela ttvclv rle;.ir cul. But "'hat about· a -.tJ.tc sena tor who uses campaign mont•y lo lease u prn .tll' vtane to cover an ('Xtrt'm e ly h•ri!e cl istru·t., Or ,111 ass\•mblym an whose normal ulhx«1t1nn won 'l t'OVl'r t he t•ost of' operating hb homt· <.h st r1<·t o ffH't'" Or <t la wmak••r who buys a "ram puig n <'Ur ' al c·ll·l'tmn t1tn<.', them keeps 11 to run poht1cul <·hur·c•s '' lutC'r ·· It's not ~·n t•asy thing l o <Idem'. hut I ht' <·onim1ss1o r1 s hou l<I nt ll·a~t J!l vc• II <• try · "flw p11p11l ,11· no l 11111 ,.., thal n1ont·y plus pu l1l1<'s t·q uals l'OITllptHm ... I h(· c·o111m1ss1on ..,;.mt .. Tht• p ractltl' o l us 111~ t•.amp;u g n l 11ntls tor p<1rso11 al purposes g i ves ('l t.'Cfrtl<'(' tn thl'sl' Vlt.!WS .. 11 <.trd ly a profound !-.la lcmcnl for polit1cally \\IM ' orangt• Countians , hut ::it11l ;m irrd uta hlc fact • • • For br•m..n us<' of political contributions. il ·~ hard to top feisty Supe r viso r R a lph Diedric h. Ha rdly a busi· m·ssm an r cmokly conncctc.-d . to Ora nge County go ve rn- ment hasn 't felt pressure fo r a little financial help to help p.iy l>it.>(fnch 's lt·1w l fees in his upcoming bribery tria l. ls thut pers ona l use '! Or is 1t adve rtising :' Lights, Logic Dirmner M otorrst-. "ho frt•q ul·nt tlw fr<'l'WilVS of our Orang1• ( ·oa s t ;u't'!I :ind <'Om mute into Los Angc·les have C'O m · pla11ll'd 111 inc·rl'asing numbers that the li~hling system :-,t•c·ms lo he t:..dmg away on our s upe rhighway routes And they arc t•orrect The California Oepartmcnl of Tra nsportation. kno wn <Js· CalTrans, has c onfirmed that night lighting o n our f r<:eways has lX'cn growing dimmer a nd dimme r . Two conditions arc involved in the g ray·o.ut of our frccw<ays. First was the e ne rgy cris is . In a n effort to s av(.• t'le ctric<1l powe r, s ome free way lig hting has been de · l1he rat('Jy darke ned in Orange, Los AnJ.?eles and Ventura ('Ount ies over the pas t two o r three years . Secondly olhl•r f rN•way tights ha ve been doused s11npl y h<•c·;w st• the h ~ht!) burned out <Jnd the main tt ·n~•rH·P program h a s tail ·d t6 keep pace. In truth. our frc•eway system is beginn ing to get old We have more than 700 miles of frc.•eways in Southern C'utirornia. Some sc•c:t1ons or tht· syste m· a rc nc<srly 40 \ l'a rs ol<l ' · So in ;11ldil10n to mot e bumps and potho les m t he p aVl'ml'nl. 1t l·an he antidpatcd that the electrical syst em of ltght<'<I fn ·cw<1y signs and overhe ad lamps a lso would he gin to fail. But the dimming of the freeways has increased almost insidiousl y JUSl a little at a time as m<Jin- t l'nancc ha s failed t o kee p up with equipment railurcs. CalTrans s poke sm e n h ave bla med "budget limila· 1 aons" for th<.: d1mmini:? of the syste m . On the othe r ha nd. California motoris ts continue to pour ga s taxes into the s tate coffers at a record pace. And w<.· tire <'lcarly ~>uildinit new freeways o r adding im- JH'OVl·m ents at"\.hc s ame level WhlCh a bsorbed lhOSC taXCS 111 p<.ist years I .ogie thus suggests the money should be available to <1L't1..•l<'ral<' the fr eeway m aintenance program. Surc·lv the.· slate offic ia ls havc•n 't been caught by sur- prbt• 111 lh(.• fact that al> the freeway system gets older, it re· quires increased mainten ance. Adequate freeway lighting b \J safe ty facto r for motorists . It s houldn't be i,:?norcd . Furtht·r~ a llowing the sys tem to deter iorate m ay ~imply he a fals e economy . The long er the stat\• lets it go. I hl• mor<.' ·a masslVl' rchab1lil<1tion will cost taxpayers in , futur(' yea r~ 'f'lw uf>tml? <0d1t1mnl appeared m the Daily Pilot rxacllu onP 1waruqo < J/nn<1u:1l11 Col'rrans was M t humbled by our advice • Op1n1on!> expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot Orher views expressed on this page are those of their authors ana ar11sts Reader comment is invited Address The Daily Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 926~6 Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd/ Boxcars Dy L.M. BOYD To that lenf«.hening la st of oddball hobbies, plt'ast' ndd t niln watching. Did you know (h('rc·:s u naltonwad c network of lraio watcher"'' 'fht•y look f<>r unul\uAI hoxr:u·s un photos by mail with other train watchers. If possible, they write their initials on :such boxc;irs. What's m eant hy UllWIUSI bOX('Ur here is any boxcar thut's oul oC its normul tl'rritory · They nl110 kcc1) in touc h thr ough their s p ccll1l1ly 1our rw ls Pro11t1tution I 'S legal in Nt•vndu, except In Las Vegas :tnd Reno. where lhe gamhl. In~ lnterestJI don't want the J.tirl11 to lnl<e their cltcnt.s out of the casinos. But the Jelrls do to, non~th el~u . T hh <'Omf'11 up bccouse n 1J ub Hcrtbcr 011ks how much thosl"' 1tlrls ea.m In 1.-os VcgH 1tnd R~no. Corre11pondents s oy $15() on hourlan't unusual A hoberdo"her in l~on11 Beach advtrtl t\h~ buslm: motto: ''CJotht, You Wouldn't Be CaURht D od In." fie mokl'IS bulletproof vM l.s. Jo,•k And.-rMon • 'Leave· Treasured Island Alone' WASIUNG10N lniit•11rl'hof •• plaC'e tMt m latht t1tlll rcflcd tht· spiritual 111d ~U hf'W lht• 1tt u t tr 1 ol • \ .s I u l! ~ • w ,. •tint out lltt •odah• Tom K0Rt•n11tcl to 1>1.1 uru1 k le lahand,S.<.: It turnt1d out lo bf' a ro!'l'k•r o f A mt.'rlc .• "'he rt' llml' hu~ ..,tood i.t 111, wht.'rt• modern convt•naw1t'l·~ 41 nd 1rr11 a t1on1 a re non t·x1stt·nt J rld 1x.·oplt• hvt' pretty rnut h tlll' \\-ay th1.•1r purt>nts and lo{nmd 11u11·11b hvt-d <A nd hke 1tth.tt ~"} The island 111 ta S,OOO·a cr1· huv.-n oC oaks. !Spanish mo~11 and whit~ beaches ofr the South Curollna CO«ttl, within s ight of• "tumorous Hiiton llt ud Island, t ht.' J>O!lh playground for we althy v acu l1one r s and e x pe nse- uccount convenlloneers. THE NAME or the little Island rs Oaufus kle (pro n o unc ed d'fusky), and lo call il a tropical va rad111t: would be stretching lhe t ruth. Life on Daufuskie lsland 1!> not a pastoral idyll; the satis factions or its unhurried tr:inqu1Uty are balanced against J bJt•ct poverty and an almost total lack or modem amenilie!>. Daufuskie Island. good and • 'It's the Shah. He wanta to join ua In a foursome.' Mailbox bad. 1a what we havl' lost ~ a natlon 1n our rush to progre11s. Ti m e has stood s till ror Dauruakle laland becawse U1crc has never been a bridge to tht' m alnht.nd This lack or e asy u<· ces11 hrui kept mode rn ci villza t1on from encroaching o n the ts land nut the lack or a bridge h.u; not prevented most Islanders of wage-earning a ge from leaving. When u young person deparl'> to g o to hi g h s chool o n the mainland, he or she r are ly re - turns . Thus the population 1s m a inly the ve ry young, the elderly and the widowed. The 110 inhabita nts of Da ufuskie Island are. generally s peaking . uninte r e s t e d in m oney, polillcs or the outside world E veryone knows every one else. Crime is almos t non existent. the rcsidenL5 tt re un· burdened by rent or taxes They are unquestionabl y 1>oor . bul they can fish. farm und watch the waves breakin& on the de· serted white sand beaches. AL THOUGH m any homes on the island now have tele phones and electncaty, and some have televis io n . o nly three are equipped with indoor plumbing. Cattle roa m free Only the vegetable patches are renced The few !>1gm. of modemaw- lion an a bandoned te lephone.· booth. a stripped car. a rus ted plow dot the roadside in mull' testimony that the 20th century's halfhearted assault on Daufuskie Island has failed. Union troops gave Daufusk1e Is land to the plantation slaves during the Civil War, and a unique c ulture and language called "gula" de veloped. The re- s idents. some 1.200 a t the peak. farmed the land and the oyster beds. went to church regularly <1nd produc<'d an island s pecial- ! v. dt'vrl<'(f c:rah. for '>ale on the ma an la nd B u l pro g I' t•-;". t ho u ~ h 1 t bypassed Hu~ 1..,land, d(•stroycd its e<·ono m v. l n d u s tr t('S m Sava nnah . Ga . polluted the.· oyster beds in the years after World War II . Many young men who had gone into ser vice or to defe nse jobs never returned to tho laland. SOME LEARNED lo chcri b their nlmosl forl(ollen hent.a,e in rctrogpect, and cume back to tht> laland lo recapture the past. ''Hilton llead W(•~ like thlt-whet! I grew up," recalled a Harvard ..-ducatcd <'Ommunrty H rvicu worku with obvious n0$lalgla. "You lave 1n the city, you gon na Just work for '>om e body else ." said Louise Wilson. who returned lo hve in her parenli' collage after years in New York City. "You work for somebody else, hvc In !>Omc body else's houi.e. By the time you pay yo"r rent and ut1ht1cs you ain't got nothing yourself " .. Roughing 11 1s not so bad." o;a ld a wtutc wo man who r(' turne d to t he largely black populated island. "You can learn lo Uve an u shi.ck with a lin roof. We did it when we g rew up here." One or the vestiges of sla v,. c ulture th a t r e mai n s on Daufuskie Isla nd as lbe nativt> dialect -a fast-paced, high· pitched dis tortion or English spl~ Wlth occasional hoots and word repetitions. These mak(' the language almost un1ntclhg1 ble to Uw outs ider. The dialeet dis a ppeared fr om lhe oth,·r islands whe n the bridges wen· - bu alt. ALTHOUGH pollution and Isolation have thu.<J far kept dl• velopers at bay. the res idents or Daufuskle lsland have recently been made uneasily aware that their days of tranquility may bt· numbered. A New York man who owns half the island 1s un dec ided whether to sell to de velopers or donate his a crcagt· to the !ilale for a park [n either ras e. th<' t!>lan<t would ht' ovN run to a gn:ater or lesser dl·~n~,. by the out.side world Wh:it the residents want '' 111 tw le ft atom• Thi' 1!> pruhabh 1mposs1ble. tho u g h . Wh1•11 Daufuslue l:.la nd I!:> dragged into the 20th century, .a ve ry sp1•ca:at place will be IO'lt. a nd we will <.tll be the poorer for 1t. Is Dedication to Teaching o_r Paycheck? To the EdHor My husband and I have six <:hildren. Five or these children are in sl'hool. We wish lhut our r haldrcn were as lucky as we were when we were in school but alas they arc not. Our teachers trad dignity and respect wh.ich they earned Crom us. They used class time for study. They did not discu:.s bow to tell your parents to vote on up- coming elections or tell us what a bunch o( louses the people on the school board were. They minde d their business which was teaching u.<;. I reel lhat they wer e dedicated to teaching and not the paycheck. I also believe that they earned their money. TODAY'S tea chers are dlf· rercnl. They tell our children how it Wlll be for them 1r 13 or 6 passes and in turn our c hildren come to us with pleas of vote aJ?a ins l 13 and s av e m y teacher 's job. Many pa rents l have talked to a rc growing tir<>d or teachers using d ass llml' lo discuss business not pertaining to the class c·urri<'ulum that w<: arc paying their ~a larics to tea ch Wouldn't il b<' wond t•rful 1r w1• t'Ould pay ttw m Ul'l'11r d1ng to what our children ha\e learned from the m '! Too ma ny or these teachrrs arr tenur('(I a nd rcstm~ on their laurels T hey also have student ald('s who ofte n .:ave the i:i rade t-0 a fellow :.tudcnl whom lhl'Y may or may not persona lly like. I( te achers wa nt sympathy, respect or anything else from parents I think they need to s ho w some dedication to the-Joh They won't ~t·t our rt•sp('t:\ or h r 1ng dignity b a r k t o the ir profcsslQfl until th.-y knock otr\hc clas~room go~s1p 1fnd prorl'Cd in" d1gn1f1t'd manner lo leuc:h our t•hildren WC' did not usk tlwm to be teuchcn1 ; Un•y chose to be. If lhcy s till wish lt'>tiC. I hope they go bac k lo work nnu slart the Nl'W Vear workan~ for our children K/\RF.N l\LLEN •Re•etttwr Po11itlo11' To the .Editol': The foUowtns: is an cltccrpt from an orticle In a local pnpcr t•ntllled "Deve loper» Win Squeaker on MIU1at1on O flni· uon." "Dan Rogers, u ccutlvc dlr~· tor of th~ Newport llorbor Area Chamber of Commerce, aid th city nag In (ront. of t.Jlt ~hamber otrlct' Would MW be rilhted. 1t wa1 1ccldcntally connected up. tide down a few weeks 010 a -· • distress !-.1gnal in navi gation Hogers vowed to lea ve 1l that way until dcvclo(X•rs won som e kmd or battle in City Ha ll ." I ASK you regardless or how one feels about growth'and de velopment -Do we hang th<• nag oC our city in front or u public building upside down'! Whal kind of people do we have in our Chamber of Commerce that have such little rega rd for the s ymbol of our government? Radicals in a ll countries, test the political climate by the de- facing and destruction of Oags and banners. Is our chamber radical? I would hate to think our civic leaders would want to lead the way toward disrespect of the flag. Where does this lead') If the governor is unhappy with the president does he desecrate the Stars and Stripes in front or state buildings" Gentlemen of the Cha m ber of Com men~t'. Rem e mbe r you r position! BARRY L. ALLEN Clti c-lwrl .,s. E agl(» To the Editor · The once a l mighty a nd powe rful eagle h a i; been re placed by the cowardl y chicken. Mr. Carter's recent decis ion to recogni1.e Red China and sever tieA with one of our faithful al lies, Taiwan, has lo be the straw .. lhat breaks the cam el's back Let's start with the threat of withdrawa l from Korea, add to that th e P a nam a Ca n a l giveaway, and now Mr. Carter '!> re!usal to honor its treaty may well allow Red Chana to invade Taiwan. Maybe lhe time is ripe lo publish a book titled "Profile/ii of Non-Courage" starring Jimmy "The Hypocrite'' Carter. The saviour of human rights in our generation has welcomed with op:n arms the People'-; Rcpubl1C· of China, kUler of millions Our hero dedicated his ad ministration to fight inflation and bis policy. or lack of it, has ca~ the U .S. dollar lo fall by the ~111k1e. Yes . the chic k e n rules, scratching the surfa ce. bending under the paln and burden of the insidious c ancer eating from within, and ultimately what waif once a l arge , powe rful and almighty eagle is now a fallen chicken. CONRADTRlGILlO Toff.oo T .. llK A ll To lhe Editor. When Mrs Rarburn Wilhams was conv icte d or !>tCal1ng $239.587 from welfare aRenc1es over a 61 ' year period to suppon 70 n on e xi st e nt c hildren. 11 proves how easy it 1s Anybody can do it like Barbara dad, anti thousands arc doing ll I( 1t 's thal simplt•, what 1:. to stop everyone from .ictlang into the act and ba nkrupting .tnrl ruining our country'' Wht>n ou1 most sophisticated computer:-. a re unable to prevt'nt 'luch theft-. and such electronic e m b<:1.Zl1· ment as the $8 m1lhon a :,mart youn~ fellow liflt.'d fro m St.•c ur 1 ty Pac1f1c bank. we an· "ult· open Perhaps tht• only .,olution 1, requ1nn~ cv1•ry<>n<' draw1n~ w1\ e rnme nt benefit!. lo h ave h1i. Social St'cuntv numt)('r ta lt00t·1I on him · C'o11elu1dtu1s ('o sf lu "'o lhl' Edit.or . Apparently the John KC'nnt'<fy assassination investigatwn:, w ill go on until it turni-out right The conclusions so far an• 111 terestang rt could not tia v1• lw~:n ~overnmenl agt'nc1e:-.. 1t n111ltl not havt• bct'n t.'ommuo1st.", 11 could not oe pro-Castro fore-cs. bUl ll ('()Uhl be fa('tlOn!> Of ant I Castro fon ·t•!-. WHAT IS most inte res ting '' that the tri~~er m an was a pn• Ca!"!tro communist. It would seem . a('cor<11n~ to the investigators. that we• had a coa lit ion of pro ·Castro t·om. m un1 s t s and o nl1 ·Ca.,t r o cap1ta h11ts A moltt unusuitl as· oc1at1on. Another inte resting question 1:-. Mw much lax money will tw '!pent befon: 1l <:omt•s out ra~hl JAMES BOLOINC .. •1 '· '•l .. .. ' \ . "'·' ., . . ; .. ' .. ... -----... 2fPN s • A• 1Uf ~. f To write tM Dally Pllot/BoJ( 1560, C01to Mesa, CA 'n626 Otang Coast Daily Pilot j ~.ore !!!'.f" • ...!:_. ___ o __ ,_, _______ ..,., __ .. ~ ••. 7.•1•m·-------•T•o•c.•11•t•h9•Da•l•tv•,.•'•'ot•/7•"•M2•-432-•1 ------ TRBFrom I' New 'Quality' Game Measures Wins, Losses I look at my wlfr ~1w1ollllly Her PQL IN.I tops mlnP I lwk al lbe map env,()U ly. k t<l,11o1J PQL tndtx topa lht! U o1t ~d S&ttee. What's POL? I hol>(t to ad11.&1.1 to She new ttaUstlcal ('t>ntl'f'C ~fore too.a Caa I am tardUf lid JUllln1 to ~riuna "V" oo th<-! numerals ot lht• nl'w \t"ar l PQLH ll .. tbt ''Phy11cal Quab ty ol ure Index,'' or (1)Uf"i~ IT'S BEEN ln\'t!nt~ bv lhco demoaraphtrK '"'" •n 1nh rnu tk>nal yordslt(k, itnd It malu~ GNP <Gro..a National Produt·t the money hvome for all 1oods and aervica ol a oatlon > old !wt Have you tv~r tw t'il tMl.d t and 11ld nostot11catly. "Ye"$ Grandpa v.-ork~ horder, but ht> 1ot tathfaclion• out of hJ~ I don't get"'> You ar~ mentallr, aaylng that h1J "Quality of llfe ' Index was higher. Tbe d emogr aphers haven't been daring enough to compare IJrirftual qualities of life Cthttt wowd be SQL >. They modt..-slly emphaaii~ the "physical" in tbefr nt!W tcnn. It's taken yenrs to Invent and has crept In btirt-ly announced, but U aln ·udy u. tt va luable concept a nd never more so than In a modern world churnin g with Inte rn ational com pariaons. ,. .. >' formula anf1 c'<tnW out wllh " prat'h u J •-Qt.a TUINGR J\I i• uut atl you sud fttnly )VII rt"3d th< o~w ta bles tba l }OU would nf'vn h .. v,, nouc~ '" tht• old dry·n -du1t c p f1fU.n'S. f y ravont U !W .. Sri L•nb lt u fd to bl-Ct')lon You all Ii.now Sri l.anku of t·out"ff populaUon 14 m1lhon , 11~111nd r~ ,,ublt c 1n ttw lnch un Ot>ean. h1•be1t peak f>ulurutal..iflala Thl!i arl'il '" lh \eneher'1 pt't a m un~ do good dt•mosrapht'MI. It hu • rn tM!ruble 1~r l. pita income. b@'lOw $200 ct 'ompurt· Ku"' an. th $1S !IHll 1 1'ul I\ h:1!. a lift Hpt'('WC' al btrth ol Qi yt-ars and a blerat·v ult.~ of 81 pt-rcent ccomparM lO the Uruled St.ah:~ wltb 73 and 99 1 TO 8 £ aE.,1l bas n high in· fan\ mortality ratt' (47 per 1,000 h\'t births), but t•vt.>n lSO when Uie three criteri.i are a veraged it comes out with a smasbJng PQLJ figure ol 82 and Kuwull trails betund w1lh 75. <Cbnd, m Africa. has 18.) Sri Lanka h~ pulled Itself up m 50 years to thf' United Stales 10 the 1930s. How did 1t do 1t'! Simple. It provid<'s "the highest lt•v el of e m cwnlly d1slributed gove rnmental ~wrvices of any low-income •·ounl r y" which has IN 1173 m E United Nations "contributed signifll•unlly" lo its S t l · d PQL index. ecr e ary-gencra r ecognize rft the United Stales had Sri the need for a supplement to per Lanka next door instead of Mex· c a pita GNP as a unit for measuring progress in address-ico -a ya~g dlspanty ~C m-ing human needs. come despite its extrnord1nary . petroleum n ches we p robably The international group_called wouldn't be ~etti ng h alf a the Club of Rome caJled in 1~6 ~illion illegal immigrants each for the development ~fa quality ar : Mextco's per c apita GNP of Jife Index. And so, m 1977, the · i five times Sri Lanka's but it non-protit Overseas Develop· has lower life expectancy and ment Council crashed through 1. d · r with its PQLI, now elaborated 1te ra~y . a~ h1 ~her 1n ant again in Its most recent year-mortality Its PQLI is 75 l. end summary ·• US & World De ve lop m enl Agend a : 19711 ($5.95 ; Praeger paperback ). The idea is simple. J ust tuke three basic physical factqrs , uoi versally conceded to be desira- ble -high Hre expectancy, high literacy and low lnfont mortality -average them together by an TUE UNIT ED Slates is the world's riC'hest nation. Docs that mean it tops others m the thret: factors of PQLI" No, it doeisn't. Per capital gross national pro- rlu<'t is the number of people divided into total output of goods and services. Russia ·s is only $2760; ours is $7890. IWorld average of 169 countries is $200.) But the oil-glutted OPEC coun- tries have higher figures, of course. than either super power. a nd so d o S w e d e n a n d Switzerland. Olga and Petya, the Russian couple, have a life expectancy or 69 years ; John and Mary. the Americans, top the m with 73 years . The Russian and American have a near· perfect literacy rate. Infant mortality is h1~her in Russia than in the U.S. -28 per 1,000 t•ompared to 15 per 1,000 he n'. In this C'urioul\ gam e the U .S. consequently wins over its great nuclear rivul our PQLI is 95; RlssiaonJyrates91. But America 's Infant mortali- ty r a te ls still a bit shocking. lt .......----......:-\ THANK GO~ WE1VE GOT LONG LEGS . The article bf.low re~nds to a Daily Pilot editonal r DPc. J I, 1978 J which contended that the f'AA 's 1iew proposals to regulate private aircraft were an the public tntereitt becawe they would marktdly improve safety for a1rhne ptl8senqers. The author &.. president of Long Beach·bosed Gnfllth <.:ompany , a major c:ontraclmg fl~ lie lives m Costa Mesa. By GEORGE P. GRIFFITH t have flown from Orange County Airport for over 15 year s, and use our corporate a ircraft as business transportation wtthin and outside the.contiguous 48 states lo reach dcstanat1ons not r eadily available through scheduled airline service. THE PLANE, WHICH I S equipped with transponders and encod1n~ altimeter, is also available to other members of our companie~ ror similar trips, for which I employ my wile, Thon Griffith. as our corporate pilot. Our operations are typlcaJ or those of many other companies, and all of them tall into the category of general aviation The Daily Pilot suggests. that the airlines are the principal carriers of people from point to poinl in the United Slates, and that general aviation ha11 a relatively in· significant role in this function. You may he interested to know that general av,allon provides more inter-city tr1ps each year ln the United Stales l han do· 26 of the 31 United States carrier• combined. From this It follows that general a viation ls a very important segment or Otis mode or transp0rtatlon. ~ I AM WELL AWARE OF the shortcomings ot our present air troJflc control 11yRt.em, but ran to see how the measur~ proposed by Jt'AA Administrator Langhorne Bond will solve the problems. ln ~,.,. eel tt.:..> -rer:: -~ tr'ftlK, ::_ ;:J San DI 'KO 1J m 11Jeading, at lentt at th i11 point in time 1ince the fuwling1 or the National 'l'ransportatJon Safety Board have no< ~n released. and m ay not be ror .at leaat aDOth r aix months. When they are ls5ued, they may very • well point t.o deflc enclos an lh• ayatem whlcb t.bela meaau.tte wtll not correctl. and lo some m11g nal OJ*'•tlnJ proeeduta~casionaDy utlliHdl>y alrllnea for purposes of fC080m1 Ct.he vlsual approach). Other View Traffic Control, General Aviation Have Heavy Load Howcvl'r, I would prefer not to s~uJate, and feel that you should not either by concludjng that the San Diego djsaster was "a crash that very likely would not have occurred under the new FAA regulations." Perhaps it would be helpful to review some of the ele menta of Mr. Bond's proposal individually: HE PROPOSES THAT ALL aircraft operating above 10,000 reet. Mean Sea Level, s hlill be under post\{ ve air traffi c control, and shall have certain spedallzed equipment. The pn1entlimit ln most areas is 18,000feet., MSL. Since the Jet aircraft normally operates at altitudes in cxce11 of 25,000 feet, and on different airway structures than most general aviation rurcraft, th1s would appear to have UtUe effect other than lO force many jfencral avlaUon owners, particularly those In the We t, to add expenalve equipment to their airplanes. • -tt will add aubatantialJy to the workload or tho air traffic controllers ln the rcaional centers, which would appeaar lo me t.o increase the risk ol colll&ion. A numbet' of Termlnel Radar Sen1c. Areas are to be added where theJ do not now edat. Wl\He some of these may ~ beneficial, my expericntc with the exlstlng ones hun't bffn au lhat lnspirtn1. TuC!Ol\, for txample, where lhe m~c:a.J condSllonA IH \.1$U•lly xc.lleot bN 1uch a TERSA, 1n wh1ch. on• hllmber of occmou. r'havo • • is the best argument l know for national health insurance. With our wealth. technological skills and obsession with hyf?1ene we are s till below 17 otbcir nations in dealing with infunt mor1 al\1y. in d uding Hong Kon~. Singapore and Iceland. In fact Iceland is ahead or the U.S. io PQU -97 compared t.o the U .S.'s 95. Iceland is tied with Book.Review Norway and Sweden as best ln the •orld. T1:118 NEW "quaUly" game has certain advantages over ON P . ltahlohascert•lnOddilies. "Infant morldlty'' is a 11en1lthe tndex of tbe a~allal>Ui· ty or clean water, the condition of t.be home environment and the weU·betnc of mot))en. "Lite expectancy" renect• nutrition and muy t nv1ronmental factors outaide the home. "Literaey" Is a u1efuJ lndk ator ol state in· terest In •choolt and the poshion or women ln soclet1. But the statistics ol a lot of I countries are unrellab~. China, for example < PQU 71 l -how does anybody know if its literacy is SO or 70 percftlt? Both figures are given. AND AGAIN• the lowest figures of life.quality are iri the hungry nations of Africa; figures here alao are onl)' ap- proximate. The overall lodex as a tragic "14" ror MJlU, Niger and Guinea-Bissau. An aggravating figun also <to men> ~ the greater longevity or wom en. Men live longer than women in India, it turns out, but for either side the average is below 40 years. Jn the U.S., life expectancy for men is currently 67 9. The stronger sex Jives five years l()fl#?er 75.5 years. J hesitate lo admit this but. with that advantage of longer life, American women ha ve a PQLJ of97, maJes89.9. THERE'S A savage little ad- dendum in this table of human needs -the amount the jealous nations spend on armaments. Ye s. a quarter of humanity goes to bed hungry, the annual Income of a third of the human race currently averages only $166, but the people of spaceship Earth i;pent $400 billion a year fo r arms . Tha t 's the HFl st a t istic; the Huma n Foll y Index. • TRB 1$ a long s tand i ng Waalungton byline. lls author cur- rent111 is Richard Str out of tht Omstian Science Monitor . Was Title Inflated? ALMOST EVERYONE'S GUIDE TO ECONOMICS. By J ohn Kenneth Ga lbra ith & Nicole Salinger. Houghton MiI/· lin. 162 Pages. $8.95. J ohn Kenneth Galbraith is a former Ha rvard professor or economics and author of many books on the subject. Nicole I Mrs . Pierre > Sali nger is a French journalist. They have co·authored a book in question-and.answer format. the result of several interviews, for which Mrs. ·salinger suppUed the questions and Mr. Galbraith the answers. '-. TBEIR RAP s~sions covered a wide range or topics , beginning with a discussion or wha t economics 1s and why it is im - portant to know a bout it The book goes on to discuss such s ub- jects as the wortungs of large ('O rporalions, economics at gov· ernment levels. and the history of the use of money. A n yon e l ook in g fo r a f1naocsal ~u1de that wiU tell him which stocks lo buy an order to relJre at 30 will be disappointed. This book 1s for the reader who wants to better understand some o f th e b a s ic con cep t s ol economic theories. EVEN AFTER a careful read· mg, some may still come away with unanswered questions, but lbal is more hJlely to the the fault of the int.rins1cally bewildering state of the topic . c.nd not of the authors. A very detailed index make Ous a useful tool for the studen1 as well as a handy book lo keer ar ound and refer to. especiaJI.> in limes where increasing em- phas is 1s being placed or. economic happenings. Well or. gana zed a nd writte n with welcome bits of humor, this may not be every one's g ui de to economics. but it certainly may be a lmost everyone's. RON RE RTHEl Associated Pres: encountered other aircraft whil'h w<•re not lc1entified to me by the controllers . THE FACT THAT THE pilot is fl ying an aircraft equipped with a tram ponder and an encoding altimeter is no guarantee that he won 't flnd an unannounced airplane in his windshield at any lime. Again. the workload on the controllers is incr eased to suc h an exte nt that communications and tramc control be<:ome a very reaJ problem. Terminal Control Areas with tops 6,000 to 8,000 feet above ground level hnve been helpful in maintairung separation between 1urllne a1rcrall and itinerant general aviation aircraft . or in allowing a mix of the two types with bo th oper ating under posit1v~ control 1n a radar environment. Unfortunately. the work loud on the controllers is extremely heavy 3nd, due to this. they will occasionally boot one. so that pilots must still malnt.ain out-of·e<>ckpil "lgilanee at all limes. ' I HAVF. DISCUSSED THIS probl em with many other pilots oC both airliners and genera l avlau on •ircraft. Everybody involved in the convenaUons Is aware of a problem, and In a greem ent thot improvements are ,.--needed. · With AOPA. t don't happen to think that Mr. B<md 's proposa111 will accomplish the desired result, but rather that they·w111 have a very detrimental ertect on geoeraJ aviation, concurrently with adding to the workload of a group of professiona l •Ir trom c controlle rs whose capabilities are already stretched tot.be hreAklng point. l wish that I had a aotution a11 simple and 's cosily stated ,as lht OM you recommmded. Howev r, the o.nly rtnsonabt an1wer t can see Is to fl rRt aH~t some procedural improvements In the ayatem (but not n.-ce111arlly thoee recommfttded by Mr. Bond >. and then to develop, tbrou.11h Joint efforts of ll attm nt.s of the avlaUon community, a belt T·•ir traffic control 1y.Wm, wtUeb will make the 11f tst •l'yt•m lo tte world, ~ven bttttt. • • (1 • • •t ' .. ' . , ... • ... l .... . ''I• DA.IL V PtLOT ~ndtty, January 7, tt1t TRAVEL /DEL APLANE . esidents Slept Here American T ourisis FWcking To Caribbeari's Summit Site At Preald nt and M ra Carter visit \h 1 French YI t lndl latand ol OuMM!ou1M tor lhta w k 's 1umanll conftirf'nt•e , th y Join thou O ol other Americans who have r <'ent 1,y dlacover«I thla little <'Om r or .. ranc 1n th Caribbean A rtlat1\• newcom•r \o t ourl1 m , Guad~IOUJX> 'n th pa t r w ycara ha1 .Cl't' tlf txp 4ed iU hot I IC't'ommod"Uon and now o te ~3.000 room• Jh um 1l wtlcomt"d l 15. 8 '-• lnt'IUdln8 OV~r 30,000 from thf U .s. th llrat aht mont.11:. of urra .. v s vial •tatl tit'• 'llfrtt up by '7l J)t'trPnt 0 TUE four nauon m una. and ... e Carters. will bll tht" tl"4>rt ar of -.-1n1•, Gu.ad lour~·a nt'w foul point ur Th11 qulttt lll\ ft hlna '11ta.:t ha& ~ or~.* 24 milt' trum Rair<'t ln.t<'rn t11>nal Air • ~ wttuc and lx>a<'h of St l''rnnro111 house Lht.• de IU).l' 272 rnnm M• 11dtt.'n Guad4!1oope, which ll'1t'O't'd &1 ft•v. <;eft~oni. BRO. a nd tht> 't•ry rww Wld clt•J11tnt tlanutk, withe:? blud1os, duplex und villa•. which opem.'<i last t'ebruary Adjac nt to th hOt•I• 11 a 6,755 yard. par 71 <'oura d Ian~ by Robert Tttnt Jones T . FRAN<'OIS HAS Its vl'ry own. very amull airport, l'unvt•nll'nl for 1naht• clntc ex curalont urou11d Guudt>l<JUP\' und Us offshore l11land1. u w~ll us u rolorful boal mulna. with 1 tHtM, •hopti und b<>utlqueis. II beauty and heulth ccnt<?r, a dlscothcquu. and La Clboulette. u rhlc J(Ourmt•l tf'i;tuurant own d by J ean P1trrt• Com.-. ii "nouyelle r ulslne" chef (rom l'ul1 Conrr ond the other hoad8 of atato wlll eat vt<ry wt>ll In Guadeloupe The top re t aurnnls and holt'I dininH room• aorve el M•nt. meals pre· purt•d 1n tht• clantc t•rench manne r 1G1u<1eloup<' wus flf'lt Bl'ttled by Frendlmcn. undt<r arant from Cardln1>I R1cheUcu, in 1635 und, ext•t•pl for two brief lWO·llteps with the Orltlah. hUJi bt>en fo'rt-nch t•ver since 1 Haute l'Wlllnt• u::,1de. there's much to be s1ud for the typically Creole ptures. which number ST. FRANCOIS TOWN SQUARE TYPIFIES GUADELOUPE'S FISHING VILLAGES n"lirly JOO thla year. Some are beachslde cares. 11ome lire ln·town bh1tro1. and several are little more than \he front porc hes of the cook1' homes THE ISLAND MA V be French. but It's also decidedly Creole. a blend of French and African culturet that puts the spice into dining, lends & aeductlvenesa to the way a Guadeloupean walks. moves and dances, and adds an engag· ing·lllt to the lnn~uage. For the visitor whose tongue Isn't com· fortably c urled around conversational French. a phrase book la recommended. It takes a certain a mount of core. and caring, to c apture the c nchet of Guadeloupe There's a lot that ·s di!· ferent here. F irst, the fact that the "one" is land 1s ac· tually two . Basse-Terre, with the capital city or the same name. and Grande-Terre. site of the Summit Conference and most holels. Basse· Terre. which translates as low-land. 1s in reality a very mountainous island. LEST TIOS SEEM paradoxically French. a word or explanation. "Basse" and "Grande" describe not the terrains but rather the low and high winds lhal blow over them. Highest point of Basse· Terre is La Sou!riere Volcano which crowns the majestic and tropicai 74. IOO-acre wonderland or waterfalls, lakes, flowers and roln-rorest.s, verdant and unspoiled. Ha iled by ecologists. this remarkable preserve rewards ~-life enthusiasts. nature·lovers and just plain tourists. The shape of Guadeloupe is likened often to t hat or a butterfly, a correct a n a logy, particularly when seen from the air. Basse- Terre is the western wing, separated .from Gra nde-Terre by the Salee River and connected by a bridge. G RANDE-TERRE. the eastern wing. is low-lying. has a pastoral terrain and is fringed with powdery sand beaches and coral cliffs. Raizet All"J)()rt and most tourist facilities are localed here Grandl'·Terre's port, and Guadeloupe's main city, is Pointe-a-Pitre. a busy commercial ha rbor rrowded with schooners, yachts and c ruise ships. The open-air markets are alive with madras-capped women laughing, buying and sellin~; t he streets are a hodge-podge of ra mshackle shops, sophisticated French bouti· ques and "lolos." little holes· in-the-wall that !'ell everything from notions to nuts, from nuts to bolts. Minutes from the city. a new profile of the island emerges. This is today's Guadeloupe. with a handsome university. sleek homes and apartments. a yacht basin. and a coastline dotted with J!ood. comfortable medium sized hotels. Two of tht• most modern, Frantel and Novotcl. re al BD!i du Fort, at the base of his tokic Fort Fleur d 'Epce FROM THE RAMPARTS of Fleur d 'Epce. looking eastward, one &ees Gosier. a playground of hotels. restaur anl5, discos, tennis courtt and water sports. East of Fosaer. at Ste Anne. on a spec· tacular nule-long beach, 1s the CaraveJle/Club Med. Sybaritic sister of the more st"date Fort Royal/Club Med at Deshaies. In the l\orthwesl corner of Basse-Terre. At Le Moule, a historic town on the Atlantic coast northeast of Gosier, 1s the PLM Les AIJZes . a nice. easy·101ng beachfront hot~l. For tennit burrs. there a re 30 courta al the various hotels . for waler sports enthusiasts: s wimming. snorkehng. scuba·dlvlng, wind· s urfing. deep sea fishing and sailing. • tlu. lfM oPf_.I held lflP' 10 Hotel" Alttt11k, A~ -"'· TI!lt •ill not 1nt1<f.,, with •n'(llllllQ vou ... P'•Mntlv clolfl9. Ah., lltln!ftt P'09' ........ """" YOU .... 11 <Oflllnue •• ON ol °"' ..... • p,..,.NCf by Colt.Q. "'"'°""'°' of r..,,..1 • Gt•" ~-·~ '°' .. ,,.,.. _.., .., .,_ o"'n "'f>f Mtd i..,,. 1>ow to ,_...., d•-" • O~t Awltded, • 2ftd G.nott11on ,,, ,,.... (iUA•ANTfEO Pl_,.,,..., w1rll Ollf eo-•·· o• co•11.,,,,. "'''" ..,.,., ~.,..· .. ,,..,.,.,.., do"'o I. YOIJ .,. "'" -llfi.d to i.. -of °"' 411-"" ho th.• you ....., '"" '•"' AOVAHTAGJ of ptol•t• L lttvel llQlft<v lltO.<od f1" l"Pll • All loo~• lo Matw11I•, htcl TRAVEL BENEFITS AS TIVOLI TRAVEL AGENTS lNFORMATION AND IU..Cl STRATtONG : ·non 't Water Lei.s in Instant Hawaii • By STAN DELAPLANE ·'Goodbye llonolulu, you've been mighty good to me .. " I IONOLULU For four soaking days it rained on Hawaii. Great drops thundered down on Wailua Bay where Captain Cook discover<.'d the island of Kauai. IAnd in- cidentally saw the first hula: "Some of the natives danced and made mollons with their h<mds." In Ensenada Baja California below San Diego it rained for fi ve days. Forecast: ''One mote week of r ain." Besides that it was cold as a well digger 's me mories. Thus went the holiday vacation. Easy come, easy go. • • * A RAINY TROPICAL mo~ning and we're flying Hawaiian's sil ver bird. 18 blue water minutes from Lihue to Honolulu. ~ The sky is full of gloomy clouds but it ·s warm for all of that. The road to the airport is alive with exotic flowers. Hedges o f orange bird·Of·paradise. Scarlet flower- ing poinciana. Thick with ivory spirals of plumeria and spider lil y. The stewardess -a golden-brown mix· lure of Hawaiian and Chinese. sun and I don 't know what else -passed around eups of fragrant mait a is. <In 18 minutes they run a complete bar service on these island planes. Serve as you climb. Suck ·em up as you descend . It's a flight for fast tipple rs. 1 The "seal belts" sign flashed on. And below we could see l lonolulu, edged by a turquoise sea ••• IN MORE LEISURELV Hawaiian days, ~ oame here by ship and left the same .IWay. Everybody up to the chin in flower leis. The band playing "Aloh a Oe." And a ll of us in em otional tears . The parting was such sweet sorrow that the Waikiki beach boys had it all figured out. .. Everybody leave hotel -we playing t.U<ele les. Den we go DOWN to ship. All ~t\ boys sing a song we make up . - '(No<t-by Honolulu, you been mighty good to ~ 1 Give each customer aloha lei. ''Oh ! Den duh tourist give you big tip! Money shower down, I'm telling you. Dey cry. We cry. Dat ni ght we all get plenty d u~." ••• LONG BEEN a dream of the Hawllf tors Bureau to give EVERY ar-~ving passenger a flower lei. But tourists Ui{oming in faster than money comes to Twenty-seven ~ars ago, it was 60,000 an "'bow we're over the three and a half million mark. I think the official greeters are getting pretty worn, too. The HVB people. The airline press agents. The people from the Mayor.'s office meeting the VIPs. •I • 'NOS VEAR I DIDN'T get a lei. And more significant, I think. the press photo· gr..-..r didn't lnsist that I have one on tor the plclure. few years ago, the cameraman wouffl have borrowed a lei rather than turn in..,... picture. Thttr me h~n·t eve,. caTry a pl•llCI Iii for a prop. Aloha to all.that, ••• • -ll these aro instant day&. And one of ' + the most profitable thin~s in the islands 1s plastic leis. They are made in }jong Kong and look like real flowers. Vanda orchids. Plumeria. Whatever you want. They are washable and lastforevcr. The pl astic leis are sold in dru~stores ~nd the airport and souvenir stands that arc chock ·a -blo<:k along Kal a k a ua houle vard the main street along Waikiki beach. IThc beach 1s there. But shops and high -rise buildings have it well hidden. ' ... They aJso make leis of cand y strung on a string. Or miniature liquor bottles. Or island-made perfume. You can buy gorgeous postcards of what everything s hould look like. The sun- lig ht is perfect for color photography. And the models are lovely. You can also buy g reen plastic grass s kirts and plastic ukeleles. Instant hula . If somebody sees the plas tic leis on you. they can't tell they aren't real. tBut you can tell. Oh, yes you can. 1 SAVINGS LIKE THESE: CLEARANCE PRI CES AS LOW AS gfF 20•35% $9995 MODEL 1200 OFF REG. 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Black Finish. 10 Individual Servlnga ................... $1 40-watt ........................................ $1 8x10", 81hx11 ", 11x14'' ............ $1 Ea. Offer Good Jan. 7-9. 1979 ~~~~:LOR .For f 00 ENLARGEMENT 17" DIAG. MEAS. COLOR TV $ Modern Solarcolor portable glvea large-.creen plcturea In mini· mum of space. With brllllant In-Lin• Plctube tube "Equal Eaae" UHF/VHF tuning. Modei SKC-1701 Vlalt Kmart to<leyl ' ,~ I ,..,,. .... . I . BAKED HAtF CHICKEN~;· QO I 'J f fl t II i : Served with dellcloua ~ eet«y drMalng, Whipped potatoes, grevy, buttered vegetable, roll and1>6h r. , ,, ...... ' l &unoey Januwy 7, 1m COUNTY I OBITUARIES 'Payoff· Possibk Volwiteer Helps SeH, Agencies BJ AltTRUa It. VI EL Of T .. °""' .... IWI TM old plact> hid o fff'bna about It. Ilk«-ll waa rt- 1erved fOt m n who talk~ pollUct. epor\a and weuth •r and •cnaU boys lmpre ed by b«'•DJ In tlw'lr company _,..1'4"WAU.Y IP they IA ~ all 1>Pf'd a dime or two for th outa·&fid·candy m chine th w1y i.mall boyi art .bl presence ot 1ru~nup Lalk und the nose clearln& &mtll of Q'a.M>li~ o .. 1v,.11eeai.tt......, Tbcf payoff f0r voluo· leering often &oet two way a ; the helper col· lect1 aatlafacUon from 1Jlvln1, and the agency he or she works for lm· proves it.a service• to clients. , One of t he largest Orange Coast organ.lza. Uons ualng this kind of help la Fairview State Hospital. where training and assignment to one ol dozens of programs are offered. T~d Rartlt'lt 'Pi Tu co St-rv1ce .it Mutn Strt t und OUvt> Avt•nut' in tht• <'Olorful wondl•rland of downtown Hunt intitun &>ac·h w••~ a r<X'k of pt•rmurwnce u'I u til'• of urban TEO ANO ALICE BARTLETT TOAST ENO OF ERA Champagne Replaced Gaaollne Frtday Afternoon THEY RANGE from assisting physicians and nurses with severely re- tarded youngsters and adults to a series of cot· tage-cenlered programs ch ni:'t-Pro.w~ caught up with th"' old mun tu.ally an tht: (orm of a co:st an lysts fbt uu;lde o t•orpontte itlovc represented by a voice on the telephone ;.it hus dtslribuw r '11 In Wilmington. cranked ml drums and pinup photos on the wall. · BartMt would pump you $1 worth of regular. wash the windshield and check under the. hood. then put it on the cuff until payday Go11Sip flowed in abundance around Ted's Main and Olive s tation Handicapped Signups Set At College TEO BARTLETT'S gai;, staUo.n was small town. home town, comfortable and no-nonsense Town leaders dropped by there for three decades to confer with the town leader. Orange Coast College has set aside a registra- tion day for physically disabled students. The lube racf< is out.side, ex1>01'ed to the elements but there 1s no garage· "CITY HALL WAS only a block away," not.es city his· torian Delbert G. "Bud" Higgins. .,,_.L workshop on the premises and for good reason. Some say Bartlett's Texaco was the real seat of city government. Spring classes begin Feb. 5. .. Because there't. nowhere else to put it." Ted ex- plains. 'There is also a perfectly logical explanation for his lack ota ~arage "I never much wanted lo be a mechanic " Old Ted will soon have ijle structure cleaned out and one can envision a modern office complex arising on the land, which is owned by a bank. Disabled students may register on Tues- day. For information, phone OCC's Disabled Students· Center at 556-5807. Tbe interior -now padlocked had old hand- Downtown Huntington Beach will be the lesser for it, no matter what the developers and progress men say. For the Record "'IMC* Cl)llllMUMITY MOSl"I TAL NOYllM•Ell 11 IN end Mn. Nichol .. H•-'- ~ Hl-4, olrl NOYlfM•E•V IN end Mn.. Pa.it ThomplOll, HIM\· ~81.0..llOY HClfM•lf• I M r •n<O•I M<C11llough, !>4n Ju•nc.p.\tr•no oar• O•CIM•E•J Mr 11\d M rs M ich••• So•m lllllorlt, 0... l'Olftl, girt O•c•M•lf• J Mr -Mn. PatrlOc O'Neill, O.nt Fblrt, gff1. D•C.M•l.111 IN. and MrJ Louil "°''••. s ... .,..,. Caplsl '-· boy IN end Mn Molr1l IA~, Hunt lllGloft a.o1e11 boy oicaM•••11 Mr end IW'L J-Giiii..,.,, S.. Oenwftle. alrl. • SAN CLEMENTE GE N E llAL HOS~ITAL DlfCEM••• 11, mt Mr. encl Mn .JoNt Smith, 5"wl J.,.n C.p"treno, boy M r. and Mr 111\d Mn .. Blllr M<Ordten, C.p"treno Be<Kh. Q>rt DICLMll!R JI, 1'71 Mr 1nd M". Jan D•mer>, S•n C temente, boy Mr • nd """· r••ul Oy•r, S•n Ctementt. boy OICEMllE• 23, 1'71 Mt •nd Mt~. K•m 8ry•nt, ~dn Cleme111e. 91r1 OIC1t:M91U 1•. 1'11 Mr and Mr\ Frdlla C-tlno Sen Cl~nta. Qlrt LA'> VEGAS M<1<rl"OI! llt~n"'" ·~ ,..,. l<l(ludP D5'C.. IC ALENA Gl'LL Arlhur Gl!Oroa. Drath Notl~e• I?, end Dolorft JHn, .,, DOii\ of Le(lun• Hiii\ OEC.10 MESSICt(.PARKS Ron.Id 0.-.., •1. •ncl ~ron Merle, ''· bolh of lfYIM l'HllLIPS-ELLIS Q\lrl<n S , 17, dlld E leenor Hope, 11, DOii> ol !Mtn Clement• l'LEMMONS.STEVl'MS K-..11> LH Jr ... ,_, -: end Cynthll• M•rl~ ' 1-1 -" bOlh Of S<ln Ju.on C..pmr•no Ol!C 11 THO MAS '>TOE CK FR OtlmM Ltt, U •n<I Joen K""1~f •1, bolh Of Wtttm1n,tl'r APODACA RYAN Von<Ml ADOI, J1 ot S•n o._ Mel frl'M J•n.. J1 o• Huntington 8'...Cll Sl'Cf R FfNTON Jud.Oii C, 13, Of ~ Ju•n C.•Ohtrano, .no \l~fett•. leQ•I •Ge. ol L-H ill\ DIEC. 1J F AUEWIATH-TEAC>UE CMI M , 0 , e..o Evldl-. ONn, 31, bOlh of Fount••n V•llev. STONE ALAYAA -81atr Art<1n, 1), -G4rr0. E .• 3$, both of COW. Mew. DllC. IJ KNOWLES-l"AA$ Frenclt W•YM. H , of WealtnlnSler, .,,d Panny Vtrntce. 13, ol NMMH\91 City HOUSE-BOVnE Wlfll•m L. "· •nO OtnlH Merle, n . both ol Hun111191on a..cro DEC. IS BREWER BREWER -Ooneld R•v. o . remerr..o Jun Eltt•Delll, .... Doth 01 11untlnQ1on S..n<.h PtNF WA~EA Ori..-R...0011 18, •lld K•Uly S.., 1'. l>Olh Of D<tN Pooni WOOL [RV WOOD OIMr LOI\ SI ol Tu\lrn, •nd J•n•n• F 0 , of Hunt1noton a...r.11 NUTTE R BROWN l'rt>Otd C. O . •ncl , ........ "-·"·Doth of~ 11"" lfL E CHtNGE ll VILLEGAS ~o• Jl!ff,...y, lO -Glor•• M•ro•. H . bothot w.,,1m1n"~' C.USHAA0.V8LANC Ml< ... el W , H of Huntingto n Beech, •1tO KrtHllld•. >),of WMtm•n\ter Dl!C 16 REVNOL~HAROY Alndy tt. of Newpon &eecro, end c:.rot Ann, "· OfS.nl•AN NELSON·M ASUYAMA Randy <ieo<Qe, 1J. ot Se(lln.itw, Mith , •lld M•ry flltablllh, 7), of Wtttm1n\1tr f'OlA M URRELL J•l•li F•n••••u. tt. of So11t• An•. •nd O.n1u Ell-th, 2•. of Huntonoton lk<O<h DUMARS LINNEMAN Stavtll Cr••o. 36, of Fount••" V"41ey, ""° R•b•t<• >41nn. 71>. of Hunt1.,9ton llff<h Sf-41NOtFrR DANIELSON Rotwrl Cler ~7. -LUClll•, 6S. DOlh ot N• wpon &~11 Representati-ves Home Batlham, Bergeson Seek OC Viewpoints REP. ROBERT E. Badham . <R·Newport Beach I. will take time out from the current session of Congress to make a number of Orange County appearances Badham will address a meeting of the As· soriat1on of Naval Av1al1on .Jan. 11 at the Marin<' Corps Air Station in Tustin. Later that day. he tl> scheduled to discuss uprQming legislation at a meeting or the Leisure 'World Ht>publican Club an Lagun a f11lls. Badham will return to Leisun' World Laguna Hills Jan. 12 for a noon meeting with elected officers of the various manors at the re· tirement community. He will go on lo attend a Saddleback Valley Chamber o( Commerce con· fere nce at the Mission Viejo Country Club. ••• ASSEMBLYWOMAN MARIAN Bergeson <R-Newport. Beach>. will be in the county for an open house Jan. 19 in her new dis· lrict offire at 833 Dover Drlv~. Newport Beach. She said lhe! public is Invited to the recep· Oass Offerings OCC Spring Schedule Out Oran ge Coast College's 96-page s pring schedule is available, free of charge, m the OCC admissions and re- cords of rice. 10-Feb. 9 in the OCC Ad· mi ssion s Building . Spring classes begin Feb. 5. For re~istratiort in· formation. phon e 556·5735. lion, scheduled for 4 lo 7 p.m . in Suite 7. The assemblywoman s aid she has in- troduced four bills desigoed to streamline voter registration in California She said they will require persons as!5lsting others in registering to vote to be registered voters in that county and also require accoun- tability for postcard affidavits which are re- quested for registration drives. - Another Bergeson bill provides that election materials for non-English speaking voters be available upon requcsl only. To determine the needs of voters. s he said, re· gistrors will use the portion of the registration af- fidavit in which the voter indicates a preference for non· English material. Mrs. Bergeson has been named vice chairman of the Assembly Education Commit- tee. She will head a panel ·or eight Democrats and five Republicans. ••• SENATE ACTION IN reeenl days has in- cluded the decision by Sen. John G. Schmitz, <R - Newport Beach). to support a bill designed to re- peal the recent decision of the California Supreme Court in the controversial Tanner case. The high court voted 4 3 in the Tanner case to uphold a lowe r court ·s nnding that the Legislature's "use a gun. go to prison" measure last year did not preclude a judge's right to im· pose a lesser punis hment. Schmitz said the new bill . if passed. will more clearly reflect the determination of the Legislature to make prison terms mandatory ·for robbers who uae a gun In commission or a crime . He said it will also help lo Impose stiff penalties. including prison terms. for those con· victed of selling heroin and assaults on senior citizens, the bhnd a nd the disabled. de1l1ned to help mature patlentl learn to cope wlth the outalde world and Jobi. A wide range of other pro1r1rm apply aides' 1kllls to adolescent. elderly and emotlonally dl1turbed cUenu . Information on bow )'OU can help clients at Fairview State RoapltaJ is available by calling the Volunteer Services omce at 957-5000. THE WEST Orange County Voluntary Action Center (VAC> is seekJng tutora for Coastline College students in a number of areas . Also s ought are drivers for meals pro- grams for the elderly in many communities. A valid drivers license and a few hours time each week are asked. A Stanton drug abuse pro1ram could uee 1n lostructor who knows how to use a potter'R wheel. Steff at the center wm be the atu- dentl and wUl later share their lmowledae. A V A,SR'l'Y or pro- gra m1 con1t.ant1y need clerlcaJ wortera. For lnf ormaUon on these .tobe. contact the West county VAC at 898·0043. The South Qranse· County V AC IJ)OnllOrt a special voluntary pro- 1ram for tmlor clliz.ens which utJJ hea the special talents of mature adulta. Information on this program and a large number of tutorial . youth agency and other ways to lend a hand to others lB available by calling 675-9210 or 833-9278. HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED OF WASHING THOSI DtRTY CLOTHES?-UT US DO IT FOR YOU ..~ ... -................ _ ... __ _ ... ti., ......... .,,.,~ .......... ~. ar1 .. ,_~ ...... ..,.. ... ...., COIOMA .. Md ,_..,...y JJJe ll c..t Hwy. 64f.71M ..._ .. .._ ......... _ Announcing the relocation of FLOYD A. MIRACLE, M.D. IH ""SAL ,.ICTICI & PIDIATRICS At llVBVIEW MIDICAL GIOUP ltlt H. ,..,...._,Wt. 111 s.. .... Ha.n ly ""' i 111 ... •t. I 0!00 -.....6:00 ,_ ......., ..... ,.,..., 554-1820 ~ HERB FR I EDLA~Df.R ' IS !\1AKING GRF:r\T DEAIS BUY OR LEASE! FREE 50 GAlS OF GAS Ull•Y H'-llRY A UAAv. 199 as. ot uu (l\1norp PHY'<! 11way J.,,...ry 1nd, 191' HP I\ wrvowel Dy wife, Dolor .. , 011119nten. Terrv Orown & !.Mfry NI•· on. Qr•nd<Moron. J<tll Brown & 119'1 I. Slav•n Nl«on Gra••slm M<Vk• I. The sche dule w as m ai l ed r ecentl y to 190,000 homes in the Coa s t Co mm unity College District. It con· tains the OCC C'lass schedule, lecture series schedule, and registra- tion informatio n ., Articles about OCC pro- grams, classes and ac- tivities are included. Registrat ion f o r spring classes runs Jan. Newport Slates Library Con/ab A public meeting to prepare for a state con· ference on libraries will be held Jan. 16 at Newport Beach City Hall. 3300 Newport Blvd .. belJinnlng at 7:30 p.m . The conference for southern Orange County is a preliminary lo Voices and Choices. a stale con- "THEY DIDN'T BELIEVE ME WHEN I lOLD THEM I REDECORATED MYAPARTMENT-MYSElf ••• " ,---------.... 11ntarm~n1 Mond•y l pm. Olr9'1td Dr We>lmlnlter ,,,._,.,..,.,., Perk MOl'111f<Y rACtAC VllW MIMO*IAL r.Atl( Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacific View Drive Newport Beach 844-2700 Mc~• MOITUA•tts LaOuna Beach 484-941 5 Laguna l-tilla 768-0933 Slt1 Juan Caolatreno 495-1778 WTZ-•GftOM JUI •AL HOMI 84&-2424 CootaMeu 873-0450 la&.•O.OWAY MOITUAH I 110 Broadway CoetaMesa ~2-9160 Mftt.TVTMIU.-UMI NOITUAIY WISTC&Mll' atAP& ~•Flower ShOp oft?! 17th St. CostaM ... ~ .... 1101M•S ttf}J womlAIY l'l7 Main St. Hunt on e .. ch 538 • l.Cemete<y CLEASIY COL DAVID J CLEA!.8v C.E . US Artny lrtll Of Cott• M!i'lter D11ne Mc1<1,,,_ Of lffWpor1 Beacl\ Sttp wn .JONI JMC>M of Ariton• I QrM<khllOrtn, • QrNl-Qren<IChltdten. Ht We\ e -Of Illa A"""'k en So<leiy of CMI £"91~ ~··~•• 1PM MoroOly, JM. •• Peclll< View ChaP•• tnler tntnt Pac lhc View Memor.11 P•rk, P•ctllc View Mort.,.ry Olr~tor1. Neptune Society CRCMl\Tl()M 8UAIAL AT SE!A 646-7431 Call for free poftfOflo M ""· CMt./Mr. 'Skaler' fcrence on libraries and Information services to be held March 2-<1 In Sacramento. That conference in turn is In preparation for Class Set the first White House Conference on Libraries and Information Services, Oct.. 2R-Nov . 1 in Washington. D.C. At Nl•gue) Topics on which public input Is sought include the future of libraries und what types ol services are needed. A class In skateboard Add!llonal Information Is available from Jane gymnastics for 8 to 15· M rt.I oAn year-olds will be held __ 8 __ n_ez_a_t_U'IV' __ 2_14_1_· ----------- from 1to2 p.m. Sundays .---------------------. al the South Coast YM· CA, 26706 "C" Getty Drive, Laguna Niguel. Cost (or Y members ia S1 5 and f or non - members $20. Kinder gym classes 'Many Classes Still Open' ' HUNTINGTON BEACH •••••••••I for 9 month to 3-year· olds wm be held from 1 ADULT SCHOOL VETERANS ltl••rald• Metlo1tel C•••t•ry 11 Mow o,... MO CHAl•t .................. ..... _,.,..... C4111 ......... t•• SMITH TVTHIU. LAMI lo 2 p.m. Monday1 and Thursdays. The cott for Y members ls '15 and $20 for non-members. Further information resardlna the1e clas~ea may be o'btained by call· tni the South Cout YM· CA at 831· YMCA or 4850453. M•=:.::.0-,.z:• Soprano Katherin ..,.... Al Peters, an Oruae Coaat a..''" Coll•c• vocal instructor. ·417 L 11• tt. c.... ...._ Will olftr 1 ..-cltaJ TUCI· d1y at ftOQfl. ln QCC'• 646-4888 Ftne Art.I trail tif. Ad· 5201 Bola• Avenue Huntington Beach Winter Tr1rneater cour•• ere befng offered In bualnen, civic education, crett•. Engl'lh tin• erta~ foreign language, healt" 8hd phyetc•I education, home economic•, vocation.I education, parent education, the 10 0111 tcfencea, and adult bHk> education. Student• may reglater In the clHaroom. Consult your Adult School brochure or pick up a copy at a library, high schooo, or community ceoter. .. f OR INFORMATION CALL 898-6738 CAll NOW FOR NEXr fREl SIMINAll DA1t C. AIMNa. FOR PE.ISONAL INIDVEW "'1H NO OlllCRION ~ Ileen -200 Newport Center Dr , Suite 200 (7t4) 64C>4100 8outh Bay-23123 Hewthotne 81Vd (213) 37H194 LaHtt!;>ti-1040 E. Whinier 81Yd.J2t3) Cl94'>108I e.iwlyHlllt-tt& N. RobertlOn 8Wd . Suite 601(2t3)152-ntO • Sl'•YT!!!Pak•-141a4 Ventura Blvd .• Suitt 812 (t13> Ml-2112 ,.,,Sp,nga-7408. V9tlaRNd(714)32MllS - ••••Ill•••• ml11•on It free and UM PUbllc ta lnvU.*1. ·-----------------------'-=============-ilim:=-======--=:;;;;;;;;;;;:=:=J • ' Iii • . lf'IXJSTRY SHIPBUILDER THOMAS ci.APP'S SMILE'S BRIGHT AS WELDER'S ARC B•th Iron Wotb G•v• Ph. D. Che nee to St•y on M•ln• '• CoHtllne Ships of Steel ·Built by Me~ Women of Iron BATH, Mame <AP> -The men and women of the Bath Iron Works come from academia. from sports, from shoe and clothing factories, from hospitals, from the military. from broken homes. Sometimes they walk in off the streets. They come here to build what the Navy calls quality ships, to deliver them ahead of schedule at a savings to the taxpayer, with no unresolved contract or technical issues and no extra cosl THAT'S A RARITY these days when the Navy is having problems in its shipbuilding program. Deliveries are often years late and costs far above originally agreed-upon prices. Part o( the success comes from what Bath President John F. Sullivan Jr. says is good plan.Ding. · The other part comes from what the Navy and Bath executives call quality construction that means reduced maint~nance and increased performance, a pride or workmanship from its 4,936 workers, people like Paul Morin, Thomas Clapp and Sue Caron. Morin punches in as the sun rises and the gray of Navy ships blends -with the seductive blue of Maine's skies and the water of the Kennebec River. A HEFTY, GOOD natured man with graying hair, Morin will spend eight hours getting together material for machinists to install on the Navy's new guided missile frigates. ''We've bad an excellent work force here over the years," says James Harvie. Bath's marketing manager. "What we have now is careful management where a plan ls laid out that will tie up all facets of lhe company together so that materials are available in the right place at the right time and the design is right. there are good tools and shops are laid oul for efficient work." Sue Caron goes all over the yard to get materials. She orders them, expedites them, keeps track of them. On the 4 p.m. shift. Thomas Clapp. wearing leather gloves, a leather sleeve, hard hat and a welding hood over his heavy beard , begins strengthening cut steel. MORIN AND CLAPP came to the shipyard from academia. Both have doctorates and years of teaching -experience. Sue -caron came from a ~ factory where she stitched shoes . Like all Bath workers, they were lured to the shipyard by family ties, tradition, money and the easygoing lifestyle of Maine. Almost everyone has relatives working here. BIW. as it's called here, Is about the only game in this town of 10,000. Its payroll was $65 million in 1978. BIW officials say the shipyard will deliver the 11 ships for which it has contracts for the Navy's target price of $48 million or less for each and will do it an average or seven weeks ahead of schedule. TO CUT COSTS and improve productivity, the ships are built in very large units -modules weighing up to 200 tons -and prefllted in an CRANE HOISTS PART OF SHIP Bath Iron Delivers E•r1y assembly building, then put together like building blocks. The shipyard is steeped in the tradition of the Maine work ethic, the survivor of more than 20 shipyards along the Kennebec River that folded during the transition from wooden ship construction to steel before the tum or the century. During World War JI , it built 67 destroyers, delivered at the rate ol one every 17 days at peak, more destroyers than were built by the entire Japanese empire during that time. "During the war, everybody worked here," says Paul Morin. "This has been the major Industry in this area. People are dependent on It." MORIN, 4S, HAS been at BIW for more than a year. after 15 years of teaching Greek and Latin at The Catholic University of America in Washington and a dissertation at Ohio State University on the history o~ Oriental religion in the Roman Empire. "I did want to come back to ,Maine," he sa~s. "I 've always wanted Co live ~ere. I live on the ~ ocean In a beautiful place. This is better living." With the higher education market depressed. he says, there was no opportunity for him to get into teaching in this area because there is not that much demand for the classics. A depressed market and budget cuts forced the 47-year-old Clapp out of his position as an associate professor, head of communications and director of media al the University of Maine at Presque Isle. Clapp has been at BIW for more than a year and learned welding from scratch in the firm ·s apprentice program. DEBI &UBY, 20, had been a nurie's alde making $2.85 an hour. She started at BIW last April shoveling st.eel grit In the clean-up departmeot at $5 an hour and now makes $6. Thirty-year-old Sue Caron. material handler and shlpfitter, was divorced eight years ago and has two children. "I want~ to get out of the shoe shops," stle says. "I needed the money. And I figured lt was a challenge to work in ashlpyard." When 33·year-old Rick Clark's dream of playing professional baseball with the New York Yankees died from arm trouble after lwo years in the minor lea1uea, he returned to BIW to Join h.IJ father. John Clark Jr., 58, who has worked ln the 1hipyard for 39 years. Say1 John Clark Jr .. "The work ls rewarding. When a ship goes down the river, that one is forgotten. Jktt I stlll like to ~et out and watch that boat dllappear around the bend down there and tblnk. 'Well, there's l.DOUler one we have ~mpleted." • 24To26% . 25To33% 30To40% 32To50% 37 TO 50% CB RADIOS 28 TO 70% SECURITY DEVICES CUT 4095 40-Ch. MOBIL! CB Instant Emergency Ch. 9. Highway In- formation Ch. 19 give you a secure edge on winter driving! 21-1531 SUPER SCIEllTIFIC CALCULATOR E~ by Redlo Shedc9 i:e· 29'5 CUT 250/o 5-memory' statisti- cal computes fac· torlals. exponen· tials, summations, more. With batts, case ...... RECORD CHAIGERS HI-Fl CABINETS Suncs.y. Jenuary 7. 1979 STEREO RECEIVERS STEREO SPEAKERS I OAll. Y PILOT A J J RADIOS CAR STEREOS 41 To56 % ACCE~RIES 20To42% 12 To20% 63To70% TAPE RECORDERS TEST EQUIPMENT SCIENCE KITS ,------------------~---------~ 1 Radio Shack Managers are cleaning house! Huge dis-1 counts on scads of selected electronic items. Different 1 1 items in different stores, but all stores are loaded with 1 1 budget-pleasers, many not mentioned here. It's a one· 1 I week event so hurry' Sale ends 1/13179. J ·---------------------------- • ~ CHARGE IT (MOST STORES) Sare Big on These Janua,, Blockbuster Bargains & Many More! AM/FM/I-TRACK SYSTEM Modulette~-808 by Reali.tic SAVES&O A family entertainer! 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The 1'fm1 mt to Mlnnesota ln 1974 and 1976 alid IO Dellaa ln 1975 in lbe title 11me. .!'be Rams bolt def odlng Super Bowl dfampion Dallas In the Coliseum today ·'Frojans Survive Ovel-time LOS ANGELES <AP> - Purvis Miller's layup with 1 :31 remaining in overtime gave Southern California a 76·75 Paclflc·lO Ccnference basketball ~ victory over Oregon Slate Satur· • day nlehl. enabling the Trojans • to remain unbeaten ln league play I Miller's game·winning s hot · w a1 the final scoring of the con· '-tett.. Orep State ran down the ~ clock, not attempting a shot un· wtth klrkoff Of tM ttilevlsed ouUn1 at 2 o'clock. ne Cowboy• hav been lnatalled u four.point f avorilee. • . The Cowboya b1v• momtDtuin ao1n1 oafft..,.. q • a •• ..., •• , a with aeven 1tralght victories and perhapS that'• •hY they have been favored. THI! aAJIS WILL HA Vf! the home field advantq aod a crowd that bu suddenly come out In favor of the home team. Thal edae could sf ve them added lncenUve. Tom Landry's Cowboys have a proven quarterbadt in Roaer Staubacb and an oul1tand.lq running back In Tony Dorsett Staubach. however. was injured last week but ll ttbeduled to play againat lbe Rams • Rama Coach Ray Malavul feels the 1ame ahauld be rated even while Landry 11 concerned about the fn.aatratloo factor. "ff you are dented enough, you become more determined, Landry says. "You will reach a point where you want to be if you are turned back enough. We've been there ... we know bow It feels." DALLAS LINEBACKER ,Tom Hen· derson ~ys the Ram.s don't have enough class to play in the Super Bowl. "Anytime you atve us the big money and the big game, the C.Owboys will win," he says. Cullen Bryant will start at running bacl~ for the Rams as l'le did in the earlier game <See RAMS, Page 83> Anteaters Win 2nd In Row By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of 11W OallY l'tMe Sletf Two in a row isn't much or a winning streak. ~ut It's the best UC Irvine's basketball team bas been able to muster this sea.son. and the Anteaters will enjoy it while it lasts. tit the fmal seeonds when Tony ' I Martin missed from close range. 1 The Beavers played without ' start.la& center Steve Johnson, ~ who sll.lfered an ankle injury ln ~ th., team's ~ loss to UCLA I Thursday nigbL Johnson is ex· peetedto be sidelined for a brief period. Coach Tim Tirt's UCI squad C4·6 > notched its second straight victory Saturday night with a decisive 63-Sl win over visiting Portland Slate, a team whose road record now falls to 1·12. THE REASON that lJCl's win streak may be short·lived is that the Ant.eaters must now open the PCAA campaign with a road game Thursday night against Long Beach Slate. . • , 80V'l'llERN CALIFORNIA'S Don Cana.no bit a jumper with f 2: Of remaining in regulation, the filMll scoring prior to the over· tJme. 1be game was tied 66-all after 40 minutes. Cliff Robinson paced the Tro- jans, who are now 4·0 in Pac·lO -play and 9.3 overall, with 19 points and 11 rebounds . He scOl'ed ooly four points in the fi rat half. Carlino added 16 i points a nd four s t eals for ~uthemCal. MarUn, who started in place or ~ Johnson. led the Beavers with 14 ~ polnts. Julius Allen and Ray ·• ''.Bturne added 13 points apiece tor Oregon State, which dropped ' to 1·2 ill conference play and 8-4 ... overall. ~ 11Tbat was a big win for us, , ·probably the best we've bad in ' the last three or four years." · said Southern Cal Coach Bob Boyd. "Our extended trap de· fe nses obviously disrupted Oregon State. I'm surprised because their team speed and qulckness are super. They're the quickest team we've played this year. •"THIS WAS a very ~itive thing for us emotionally, ' added Boyd. '"There's no possible way we could get a better e motional boolt. Regardless of what had fiappened, we'd have been ready to play UCLA, but this will give us an added boost." The Trojans' next game will be against UCLA next Saturday night at the Sports Arena. "I have to defend our strategy in 'he last minute and a half or overtime," said Oregon State C<*?b Ralph Miller. "If Tony ltlartin had made the shot, he woatd•ve been the hero. The last shot was a wide open good shot and he'd been m aking it all niaht. ........ 11 .. .. " " S >3 II , 0.2 10 1 0.0 14 I 0.0 2 , ,.. I) s 0.0 10 •CM 12 0 1.J I • 0.0 0 34 ,..,, 7S SWtW'B Cal ,,., 8roolls ¥111tr Robinson S.SmHh ,,_. C¥flno ~·· D.Smlt11 Arnold Wllllems Wlcttfeldt Tot•iJ .. ". , 2~ 10 3 ,., • 1 ~·o " s 2-2 11 , ,., . 1 ,., .. , 0.0 • 0 1-2 I 0 0.0 0 o CM O 0 0.0 0 )I) ... ,. ,. UCl'S PHIL BOLDEN GETS FREE FOR A BACKHAND STUFF. Salvino Survives $15,000 Payoff for 192 . By ROGER CARLSON Of tM OeltJ ...... ,..., When conditions are tough, when there is the muddy track, the frozen turf or erratic lanes, il is the veteran who comes through. "That's the toughest condition.s I've ever bowled under pre· ssure ln 28 years." said Carmen Salvino, who fought it out in the trenches to capture the Miller High Life Classic at Brunswick Won· derbowl in Anaheim Saturday ALLEY CONDmONS PLAYED HAVOC with the cream of professional bowling as Salvino, in third place after 42 games, cul down Ernie Schlegel, 204·182, Marshall Holman, 199-166, and Mike Ber.Ho, 19'l•l70, to claim the $15,000 payoff in the first PBA event or the year. The lanes were heavily oiled to accammodate the television lights. but the reaction to the lights and humidity created a nightmare for the bowlers. "The lanes just kept changing on us," said Salvino. "Spares were doubles today and It's the first time lft my life I came close to playing defensively. I dldn 't want to get in trouble and geared my game to defense." • · Indeed, lbe five professionals vying for the top prize before the packed house at Wonderbowl (1,000 fans) and a national television audience, were able to produce one bowler <Salvino) who could manage a string of strikes as long as three. And those were early in bis duel with Schlegel, eventually the dtrrerence in their match. In the cbampionstup qtlallfier, Salvino charged to an early lead thanks to two open frames for Holman in the first four frames (See ANAHEIM, Page 83> "Long Beach has a ~real team. capable o r blowing anybody out." Tift said after his victory Saturday. "We're re· allstic, and we know that just to be competitive with Long Beach . we'll have lo play our very best.'' UCI was probably very close to its best against Portland State. bursting out to a lO·point lead by the end of the first half and never looking back. Portland Slate's Vikings. now 4.13 overall, committed 12 turnovers in the first half com· pared with just four for UCI. And they shot a dismal 32 per· cent from the noor for the game . UCl'S ST&ENGTH thusfar has been defense, and Tift was asked if his constant switching from zone to a man·to·man alignment might have crossed up the Vikings. "I don't know. Sometimes that can happen. but maybe they just , had a bad shooting night." Tift said. "You can't beat anybody if you don't shoot." THt seemed guarded in his comments. perhaps sensing the ruggedness of his team's re· malnlnJ schedule. "I think we're improving, but it's a lot easier to see things ln a positive way wnen you're wfn· ning," the coach said. "Whether or not we're ready to play Long Beach next. t don't know." Lester Jones, averaging ju.st 6.7 points per game, popped for 18 points to lead UCI in the scor· ing department, and his hb8tling defense and adept ball handling kept the Anteater attack rnov· ing. Phil Bolden contributed IS points while senior swingman Steve McGuire hit for 14. Only one Portland 'State man could get into double figures; Darrell Web?> cashed in 12 points. ' "-"1tNSte!eCS11 UC trvl,. 14>1 Aon Be<k S mith Kinney hllt y H.-WllDO S11ul Sl.tncll .. " "' 0 1-2 t t ().() , l ,~ • I 2.J • l 0.0 • ) °'' • ..... 12 ' 0-0 • 1 CM 4 L.Jontt ere mono S..lllv•n Conyers JWk M<CJ..irt Bolden "OOOt" O.el Bell Meduro Total• 11 4).U SI Tol•I• Helltlme UC lrvlnt. JM1 ,, " "' 1 • s .. 0 0-1 0 0 ~ l 0 H 7 4 l·I ' s •Si. 1 1·2 IS I 0-1 7 0 0-1 0 0 0-1 0 0 0.1 0 2• 1~24 u Fouled °"' Stencil 1Pof11eno St.I A-US eillm•-· ·Eakers Squander Anot4er Lea·d •I HOUSTON <AP> -Moses Malone ecor'ed four potnts ln the anal iplnute1 of t.be fourth quarter and Mded four more ln overUme H tbe Houston ftocketl ~--. ~ett>polnt cten11t wtu. A secooda left in aie1v.ladon time to defeat the Loe An••l• taken lts.l.12 Satuntay. l)labl ln NaUoaal Buketball Al· l(OCl•tlon play. Maloae. who rtnl1bed the e wlth 29 polntl and 23 re· uact.. lifted Hou9t0n Into ~ de11Mb1'..._.leftln ta.e fourth Cl\liU1er. The Rocket.a liid traUed 1ot:• preeedlq .. .,.._. a.,ap and tour Polntl by Calvin Murphy as Hou.ston re- corded Its eighth straight over· lime victory in tho last three aeuons. Kareem A.1dul·J1bbar led all scoren with-Se -potnte and helped fuel a Lakera' s purt which carried Lot Aoaele& to a nine-point lead late in the aecood quarter. .. Los Angeles built It. lead to 99-88 midway throulh the fourth quarter. but the aocuu scored tbe 1amee' next flpl polnt.I to a•rrow U. marlin to ....._ ~ Laken ICOl'td the r••"' next •lJt pol.DU befon no.too •taced lt• laal:minute rally to pull within l ~ games of Ont place San Antonio. ·~ Veteran 1uard Lou Mud.Ion pumped In a season-blah 23 polntl, lncludl.na 15 in the first halt. as Loe Ansele. took a 54-49 lead Into the thlrd quarter. The Lakers Jumped lnlo an 11-polnl lead 64·53 and led by aeven points at the end of tho period IS the Rockets Shot only 38 percent from the field ln the quart.er. Murphy totaled 26 pointl for tbe Rocket&, ~ ~ 8'elr 1lxtb ,trlumph in their laat el1ht sames. J 1amat Wllke1 1cored aa • points for Los Angeles. which had Its four·1ame wlnnlnii streak snapped. .._, WllU\ Abckll· Jtbl>er '' .. , JO HlldlOn II I I 2S Hl•llll I 0-0 I• ·-10.02 (Mr I t-1 1 l'l'l<t 1 M • Certtr 0 M 0 llotlli<ll I I > J Ttteh )01f.lt l11 TOW • Jll,.1•111 '-•"•..; ...,..,~ " n ._m ""*°" . ".;; u 32 ._, .. lllllHcMI M : ..,_ (~11 T•el !Gllltc 1M A ..... If; ...,_. "Lf.~.Ult: Wllltilt u ...... ...,.,,,,.... ,u.""'9 .. ,· ·..-... Oillly ,,_ ,._ ••• kll9 ......... LESTER JONES SCORES ON A BREAKAWAY FOR UCI. ByHOWARDL.HANDY Of -Deity ,.. ... MMt Following are the ma for sports events on television today. Ratings are: ./ ./ ./ ./excellent; ./ ./ ./ worth watching;././ fair;./ forget it. 10 a .m., Channel 4 ./ ./ ./ ./ AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Houston at Pittsburgh. Announcers: Curt Gowdy, John Brodie, Merlin Olsen. They called the last meeting between these two teams World War 111 . Houston Coach "Bum" Phillips called it the "most physical game I've seen..in 31 years of coaching." Yet, just as i n past encounters, there were no punches, no angry words and no cheap shots. Heavily bandaged Dan Pastorlni will be on the fir· ing line for the underdog Oilers with Terry Bradshaw calling the shots for the Steelers. Earl campbell, one of the most sensational rookie running backs in NFL history, carries the ball for Houston and Franco Harris is the mainstay of the Steelers. Pittsburgh is a seven-point favorite. In regular season competition, each team won on the other's field. 2 p.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ ./ NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Dallas at Los Anoeles. Announcers: Pat Summerall and Tom Brookshier. Los Angeles fans, eaoer for the Rams to gain' a berth In the Super Bowl, quickly purchased all of the tickets for the NFC title game and It will be shown live on televlsion today as a result. Despite playing on Its home field and holding a victory ·over the Cowboys In regular-season play, the Rams are four.point underdogs to tht defending Super Bowl champions. Tom Landry has become an institution In Dallas while the Rams' Ray Malavasl Is a newcomer to the head coaching ranks this season. Dallas is led by Roger Staubach, a scrambling quarterback who was Injured last week but is expect· ed to play today. Tony Dorsett provides the running power along with recovering Robert Newhouse. For the Rams It w ill be Pat Haden at quarterback with Cullen Bryant and John Cappelletti carrying the brunt of the running attack. 3:55 p.m., Channel 9.,/ ./ NHL HOCKEY: Kings at Philadelphia. Announcers: Bob M iiier and Peter Weber. The Kings, com ing off a 4-3 victory over Pittsburgh Satu rday night, will play a team that Is last lnthe P•trlck Division but boasts a betterwon-tost r.cord. OTHER TV 9:30a.m . (41 -NFL '79. 1 :30 p.m. (2) -NFL TODAY. 6:30p.m. (52) -SKUNG -WlthTomMalone. 7:30 p.m . (52) -HORSE RACING -Results of today's thoroughbred races at Santa Anita. RADIO · 10 a.m. -Football: Houston Oiiers •t Pitt.,,_, Steelers, KNX (1070). Lindsey Nelson, Jim Kelty .,. port. 2 p.m . -Football : Dallas Cowboys at Los Angetn Rams, KMPC (710>. Al Wisk, Dick Bass, Steve Ba1tey report. . •· .. 3:50 p.m . -Hockey: Kings at Phlledt la I<~ O 11 O). Bob Miiier, Peter Weber report. to p.m. -Baseball:. Jim F"'90ll ewsts. wl p.t M lct\Hls, KWIZ (1480)~ \ ( Jll OM. Y PILOT SYndey, Jenueiv 1 111'9 BASKETBALL/FOOTBALL/HOCKEY ., ......... NANCY LOPl!'Z AND TIM MELTON Lt'.AW CHURat. Nervous Nancy Weds,· Back on Course Soon From AP Dbpa&chn Holland's Hot Hand Heavenly. LOS ANOELES (AP) -Brad lfoUand mack-the bo•t of an op- portunity Saturday to show ran1 throu,houl the country th1lt he's on o the llneat ouUlde 8hoote1'9 pla~ln1 colle1 buketball. Th• 6-) Mlllor, n hi1 ftnt ytl r H a tutor for UCLA. con· n cled on elibt of h s 11 field 1oal tlempta, ow.•llY from 10«1& ranee. u tho six-rank~ Brulos demoli.fhed Rutaer11. 7&.51, ln a nationally ~I vlJed eamu. • HC1UAND NOW bu hit on ee.t percent of bJd (leld goal at· tempt.I tb11 year. He la averag- lnfi 17.6 DC)tnta per game. "l do have the &reen light and l think ~t of the playen on the team have a lot of con· fidence ln me and respect for me now ,'' said Holland. "I've had to build that up. •·1 think they want me to shoot and they're looking for me to shoot." be added. "Tbey want to get me the ball and it's a real good feellna. I just want to keep It up, to stay consistent. .. MEDFORD LAKES, N.J. -Golfing sensaUon Nancy topn appeared more nervous at her wedding to Tim Melton Sat~y than she did while facing a winning putt In her five-tournament winning streak last year. Holland and Kild Vandeweghe combined for 33 points in the Bruins' one-sided victory. Rutgers never recovered rrom a first half in which the Scarlet Knights made only seven of their 30 field goal attempts. . .. ' Lo the Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year 'I::• ma. arrived in a 1.939 Rolla· Royce with her father and aald nothing. C"Wi.,...te JOE MONTANA (3) LOOKS FOR A RECEIVER DUA'NO HULA BOWL CLASSfO. As she prepared to leave with Melton, she spoke to the media for the first time. , 1 "My next tournament will be in February," the golfer said after she and the Harrisburg, Pa., television 1port1cuter stood outside the church aod kissed for pbOtOgrapben. "OBVIOVSL\', the first half really hurt us,'' said Rutgers Coach Tom Young. "We stood around 22 reet from the hole and didn't run our offense. It was our worst shooting percentage ever, t he most frustrating first half I've ever bad." U.S. Bonibs Canadians In Can-Am East Wins Dula I Her man1age came on her 22nd birthday. Leach Sparkles in Comeback • 1"M amall rustle log tabin Community Protestant Church ln the hometown of the bridegroom's parents was packed, but no members of the Ladies Professional Golf AnoclaUon were reported on the guest list. Roscoe Jones, caddy for Lopez in her rookie/ear on the tour ln which she earned a record $189,813 an credit· ed by friends with playing cupid in the romance by en· couraging Melton to ask her for a date, was an usher. ----fl-Ce •I clle D .. -----, Long Beach State Coach Tex Wloter after losing. 100·73, to North CaroUna State. "They throw a lot of people at you. When they embarrassed Tulane last night, I knew they had the capability to ?Jlake a good team look bad. Th~ is the fLnSt time we ve been em- barrassed this yea~ _ Former Celtics Charlie Scott and Tom m Boswell sparked a brillant first quarter with their passing and the Denver Nuggets weftl on to demolish a road·weary Boston club, 127·98 . . . Clutch free throw shooting by Walter Davia and Alvln Adama sparked the Phoenix Suns lo a 143-139 over- time victory over the Philadelphia 76ers ... Rookie Mlke. Mitchell scored a career-high 32 points to le~d the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 105-94 win over New Orleans .. The Milwaukee Bucks, with 20 points apiece by Brian Winters and Kent Benson leading balanced scoring, pulled away in the second half for a 104·93 victory over the cripf~:1ne San Diego Clippers . . . BlU Rob • Scott Wedman and Otis Birdsong combined for 65 points to lead the Kansas City Kings to a 120-99 win over the Indiana Pa-cers . . . Mitch Kupcbak scored 14 points in the fourth ADAMI quarter to lead the Washington Bullets to a 106-102 comeback victory over the Atlanta Hawks ... Bob McAdoo fired In 38 points, including the basket that put New York ahead to stay with 1:21 remaining, as the Knlcks defeated the San Antonio Spurs, 108-105. The Bruins led all the way ex- cept for a brief period when the score was tied 6-6. At that stage, UCLA reeled off 10 straight points, the first six by Holland, and Rutgers wasn't closer than eight points after that. The cold-shooting Scarlet Knights failed to score for more than seven minutes during UCLA 's 10-0 blitz. THE BRUINS held a 27-17 half time advantage and weren't threatened seriously after that. UCLA led by at least nine points throughout the final 20 minutes. Holland finl.shed with 17 points and V andeweghe had 16. David Greenwood. who scored only one point in the first half, finished with 15 point.a for UCLA, which raised its record to 9-2. •wt,.nll71 UCU C1tl t11t• .. ft .. And<tt)On 2 1-1 S Grffft"'°°" 1 1-2 IS froy 2 M ' V....otw~ 5 H t• ft•ll•y I I ·2 11 Allums I 2·2 • Slrl<lll...cl 2 M • HollMld I 1·1 11 Brown S M 10 ti.mtllon 5 1·2 II MCO•nlel 0 M 0 Wllllts l l·l I ~llllQff I M 2 &aftdtrs I M 2 Molll~n 2 M 4 N.tUll\ 2 4>0 4 Griffin 3 s.. II • l<tllY I M 2 C1.-11e 0 M 0 rote!• u 7-10 s1 Tot.tis 33 12·20 II 11•1111m.; UClA, 21-17. T04•1 fouls· Autoets 21. UCLA IS; Ted1nk.-!s: RulQeUDlnch.A 12.11 •• SoCal Posts 88-7 5 Victory POINT LOMA-&>uthem Cal College used a strona inside game ln the second half to over· come Azusa-Pacific, 88-75, and capture the consolation cham· pionahlp 4£ ~ 2o!nt Loma tournament. TAMPA, Fla. <AP> -Mia· si11ippl State quarterback David Marler threw touchdown passes of 14, 34, and 36 yards to lead the United States college all·stars to a 34· 14 victory over Canada in the second Canadian American Bow I Saturday at Tampa Stadium. Vanderbilt wide receiver Martin C.Ox, who had eight re- ceptions for 152 yards, caught two of Marler's touchdown passes. · llAKLER 1 S OTHER touchdown pan came early in the first quarter, when he hit University of Florida wide re- c:elver Tony Stephens on a down· and-out pattem in the right cor· oer of the end zone. Tulsa quarterback Dave Rader took over for Marler in the fourth quarter and threw a nine yard touchdown pass to Furman tight end Greg Laetscb to cap the U.S. scoring. Canada scored first on a 14 yard pass from Westem Ontario quarterback Jamle Bone to fullback Jim Reid of Wilfred Laurier. HONOLULU <API - Quarterback Rick Leach of Michigan led a 23· point fourth quarter rally to give the Ea,a All Stars a 29-24 come·from-t>elrlnd vlctory in the 33rd annual Hul a · Bowl at Aloha Stadium Satur· day. The West team. under head coach Lou Holtz of Arkansas. built a 24-0 lead with 1: 23 left in the third quarter. But Leach threw for a total or 187 yards. 108 in the second half. and two touchdowns in the last period to pace the East win. WITH %:54 LEFT, Leach con· nected for a 10.yard scoring pass to Kirk Gibson of Michigan State to narrow the gap to 24·22. Leach then connected with Scott Fitzkee of Penn State with 20 seconds left in the game on a 14-yard aerial score to win it. Leach and Ted Brown. the running back from North Carolina State. shared the of- fensive honors. while the de· fensive award went to Tom Cousineau of Ohio State. The West 1quad opened the scoring on their second of· tensive series, moving 84 yards behind the passes of Jack Thompson of Wasblpgton State. an.Cl capping the drfVe with a 20.yard -rield goal by Texas kicker Russell Erxleben. TOE EAST, und e r the guidance of Charles Mcclendon of LSU. had earlier scored on Joe Montana·a Notre Dame quarterback draw from the one. but that was wiped out by a penalty, and Matt Bahr's PeM State 23-yard field goal attempt was blocked. Erxleben, who shares the NCAA record for longest field goal -67 yards -gave Utt' West a 6-0 halftime '-d with a 22-yard boot in the second quarter. Erxleben 'als6 doubled as the West's punter1 In the high.light play of the first half, Leach lined up at right slotback, tooll the handbtf from Eaat quarterback a.uck l"ualna of Penn State on a reverse, then threw a 79-yard rainbow to KJrt Gibson of Michigan State. However. that drive fizzled. ~·av OUMIRltS Eest -" Wot-l'GEr.....,n WH I f GEn-nn Wet! -FG e ... -2• o o ' n -1' > > 1-~,. W•\C <:.iUoQnt I rvn ($-1141r ~ '"'"' C.l<~t West 5_., 13 H'6 ttdM ~ cen _ .. <Ill h\I Ted 8toM> 74t1M I...., Cl~,...., l!HI Ale.-J "'" IG•""" pj!U trom ,, ........ Ettl -0-IO-s""°"' l.etK._ l~IHunl E•" f'•U .... 14ci-»trom UlllCI\ 18.tlorktc.•• A .... t .tl1 STATISTIC$ I Hi ~ ...... ,do .... , 2l II> Ru'"4t~ y••Cb 39-1$2 4).101 "•9'1"9 YMCb 2IO 111 Aelurlly...OS !IS \0 Pows l).l.6..1 11-ii,.o ·"'""" s 37 ~,. Fumbln IOll H 141 P•,..lhet -r•rdS •·JO J.IJ BMUeySpark• Bla~k Baeelcs Ted Ballefs third goal with less than 4'h m minutes remaining snapped a tie and paced the , Chlcaeo Black Hawks to a S.3 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs ... Montreal's Guy LaOeur scored a pair of power play goals to lead the Cana- diens to a 2·0 triumph over the Vancouver Canucka •.. Denla Potvin scored two goals in the opening period, lead· Ing the New York Islanders to a 5·1 win over the Fighting fatigue from playing three days in a row. sec squan· dered a 10.polnt first half lead by committing four turnovers near the end or the half and bad to settle for only a 40·38 halftime advantage. THE GAME, PLAYED by Canadian rules, had a rouge ln the second period wbeft Cana· dian punter Bob Cameron kicked a punt from his 35-yard line deep lnto the end zone, where M1cbl1an State's Jerome Stanton caught the ball and was 1 mm ediatel y tackled by Alberta's Leo Blam:hard. Thal gave Canada one Polnt. Wlsconain runnlna back Ira Matthews returned a Cameron punt 58 yard.I for a touchdown ln the third quarter. slipping by three tacklers down the right s ide of the field. Davis Rips West, Earns His Rest ( Philadelphia Flyers ln a game that was marred by a bench·cle1ring ,brawl In the final period . . . Goalie Gary In· ness, picked up from the defunot In· dlanapoU1 Racers three weeks ago, turned ln a sparkling performance in leading the Capitals to a 4·1 vlctory over the Detroit Red Wings . . . Don Marcotte and Rick Mlddletoa, with a goal and an assist each, spurred the Boston Bruins to a s.'2 triumph over the Minnesota North Stars . . Andy uPL&u• Spruce had one goal and two assists and PHI Ganlner set up two goals, powering tbe Colorado Rockies to a 4·1 triumph over the St. Louis Blues ... QOalie Bernie Parent of the Philadelphia Flyers had to leave Saturday night's game with the New York Islanders after suffering a bruised Jen collarbone ln the first period. SoCal came back in the second half, though, led by Mike Nelswender's 25 points on 11 .or 17 shooting from the floor. Neiswender also added nine re- bounds and got plenty of scoring ' support from teammate Paul Anderson, who scored 25, too. The victory was SoCal's seventh in 12 outings this seuon. A111l•·"ecHk C7SI htttll•rft C.tl ~ .. ft. t•I JollnW>n 0 ' 2 .. " • Be<hl•• I 0 , Neiswender II J JS 5,, .. , S O to Jono 1 I IS H•rn.tnOel 4 0 I A~m\ S I II Goldltl'• • ' IO • At>Oenon 7 II J) Olllon 2 0 4 Hew•1ns 2 I S An<Mrwn J 0 • O-y I l S WllQll • 1 I• Jes-I 0 1 AKll.ttd 1 J 11 Tot•lt J< 10 • Wl\ffleo I 0 2 Tol•h ll '7S H•lfll_: ..... SGC. Tol•I loull Al_.P«lft< 1'. Soc.I Col .... 1' F OUl.-1 out ""''~· Jontt ISCC I SC:O.• 8\' QUAaTSIU G.ned• 1 I 0 .,_,. USA 1 1 M 6'-44 USA-MMlef 1 PHI to T. S .. pMl!t IY~ 111c111 CAN-Bone 14 ... n IO Atlel tGulve' •lo I CAN-c-an t'CIU9t USA-MMler ~ci-MIOColt CY~C..,t.klll USA-Meflet'6,,.lltoCAI• IY_eml..,1'k •I USA--lhtwt SI punt return lkl<k 1 .. 1ee11 u~-A-tp&SSIOL.ettKll Cpeul•ll4Cll CAN-Bone I r1111 A -11'°'3 GAMA! STATISTICS C... UIA f lrit cloMI\ A 1t AuU>e•y~ MJ J2 IOI .. Htlll~l"I'-IU J12 RtlWfl y.,0 t.. 12' Ptawa JS.1•2 a:>-16'1 """" ""'' ..,. F~t 2·1 U PtMIUt•Y.,.. l-11 •11• INCMYICM.l.'1. L.aADS•I RUSHINo-c..n.o., 8o\'d .. 2', Aelel S.10. USA, M.tl!MWt ... l,ttkll.t..._~ .. u. PASSIHG-CM.td.t. 9oM 1).2).HU, Smith M •l-J. USA, M«ter ~U.HM, .... ,...... AECEIVINO~. O'~ty J.61, W- J n. Rtlel 2 ». Ar•kOI 2 20 USA, C... .. 1$1. T. SltPllen\ ~7 .... llU 3 U, M.tllhlllO 3-U Kings in seeond After~-4.3 Win PITTSBURGH <AP) MUJ'1'a)' WUson scored the winning goal midway throug!i the Onal period us the Loi Angeles Pleated ~Pittsburgh Penaulna 4.3 slarred for the KJngs, however, turning ba~k 43 Ptttaburgh shots. Rod Schutt atarted the ·1corfn1 lor PiU.sburJ at 7:24 of the first period, hut DlOane.liedlt wllb his !Wth goal two minutes later. c lose. but ·Lessard withstood pressure from the PencWns the rest.oft.he way. Los Angeles, which h11 won four of its .,...._ ~ ~Ci&ftl»lt.over second place m tlonal Hockey League's Norris DtvltlOn. · lasUiv..,amee, 1'11.ted it.I f'eeoN to 17-16-6 for 40 J)Olatl. Ptttaburah 11 now U.17 .. with 38 points. STANFORD CAPI -Russell Davia says he's not golog.to play in any more post-season football games. Alt.er hla performances in the Eaat·West Game, the Michigan fullback doesn't have much left to prove. Davis scored a record · breaking six touchdowns and ran for 199 yards, another re· cord, on 27 carries Saturday as be led the East to a 56·17 victory tn the highest scoring East-West game in history. "THIS 18 IT,'1 Davis said. "I'm going home and rest -it's been a long season. I'll sit back and watch the rest of them on TV." Davis. the fifth leading rusher in Michigan history, has never scored so many touchdowM, run for so many yards or carried the ball so many times u a Wolverine. He had only 31 yards and ooo toucbdown·at halftime or the •II· star 11me at St.Anford Stadium and hia team trailed 17-7. Then the East exploded,-niorlnnn seven ttmet It had the ball In the last haU. 1'e two teama had been tied ror second p1"9 ~ to the vlclor}', the flnt for the K-in rour meetlnaa belwe.n the rivals Wt lea<IOfl. DAVE TAYLOR PUT the Kings ahead at 7: 21 or the second period with a 20-foot. shot from the r1aht band circle. Aller 34 1econdl of play ln tht final period, Rick Keho. U('d lt ror PltUburgh with a 15-Cool shot head on. SCO't••v ... •1oot DAVIS GAVE much of the ~~ : ~ ~~ credit for tbe turnaround to MUON"& GOAL his seventh of the 1 ton tame at 9:;5 and RO~ the Kinas a 4.z lea~. Marc I IDoM• hatJ atarted a two on-c>Qe break toward thf' Penguin'• 1oal. lbe k to WlUlams and euUy ~at P11! Gr .. · Milltn with a 10. loot from the left Loi An11les aoalle Marlo Le11ard ' Lc!H than two ll(m II! t\t''~ommy WUU1m1 put the Kffrl• ea I y when he scored on the rebound of a shot by Taylor from the lef\ of the l!Oal. Wilson 1cored the wlmMr 7~ mlauw. later. Orea. IMPO*td lalUed fOf' PttllburO tn Lbe 17th mfDut.9 of the period to make lt . ""' ~. '"'":':'1.:; """'' u •Yt. ~1. 11JA. 2, three Penn State offensive ~~A~'~~:,:,..":.•,~"~~ linemen, Qlarlea C.Orreal, Eric m._, 14;~l.of, 1UO f '° ,.....,., , a. Cunnln8ham Ind All·Amtriean ,::._~.ot ..... LA.•'="'*"" ..,. · · . KeUb l>orney who. Hke hlm, 111""' ,..... ~......, ..... • l~i. .lt "....,. were comtq otl dt:Hppolnttna A,,.. ..... wt11i..1 .,...., '*'-•t tt». .. ~......_ M , ~la New Year's Day bowl WI!'°" 1 loi-, T....,I. t : ... ,, ,........_ ...._..,.. • t •c:.rtv••· u.1, M:tJ., hMltlt• M•-· "'-'i..t: ~·-· 1amet. ftlt, l.47, 0.-. LA. I I.,,,,.,.,..,, LA. M:'11 ....... LA, ,...,..._ ... n...-C!•-te boyl b1-1c lf'IS, ~. l"l\ IS IS 1.-r-~ """'• ~,.., .... _....,.~ ... , .. ....,.. ~.,.,...,. I want to tell )'OUI" be said. OMl~~...,._..~MMIM.-11• • Winning Coach Jerry Claiborne of Maryland, who tMed to reC!ruit Davis-out of high school tn W(>C)(lbridge, Va .. was quite succinct ln hJa praise of the 220 pound back. "He didn't do bad, did he?" Claiborne said with a chuckle. THE LONGEST of Davis' five second-half touchdown runs cov· ered 29 yards. Four of the second half touchdowns came after a West turnovers. incJudlnc three in· tercepUons. Georgia Tech •s Don Besslllieu recovered a fumble and intercepted a pass to set up a pair ol Eaat touchdowns when the game wu still close. Maryland's Stev~ Atkins scor ed the other two East touchdowns on tuns of flVe and four y llt'ds. tc0tt• eY CIUAlrnlt$ hJI f I . 11 ·~ Wnl r 10 0 0.·11 We\t-w.,,.., I PM•~ 041t csi--1<11 I Ile I 0.vls I run IJ~ iklll Wtll-,OSMt..O wtat -~ 1't1tMllOltufll f1llM ~IO I a. .. -Otvla I NII Utc•OIClll 11 .. -0it'l'lt M f'WI IJICtllt Mal.I ••.t-A_...Sr1111 U••ikll) ........ ~_..., __ Mctw- •111 -Qtvlt2t""' U..•lekl ... 1-A111+M•Nll l ..... klidll ••tt-0... I NI t--kkk I A-U,OOt .... " JI-Ill '°' ~ %2-»2 Ml t-1 " .. .. ' . . ,BASKETBALL I TRACK/ BOWLING' RALEJOll -Kend&l .. Ti.nY" Pmckr scored 11 po(ntt and lyd Aw.Un h.ll for 11 to help eithth ranked North Carollna Stale overpower Uth raokf'd Loni Beeeb St. lOC).13 ln • colle1e bubtbaU Saturay nlCbt .. tbl aecond lou In u ~ ,. ~previously unbnlea 'iOtll re to North Carollna 'team1. nlahl llllh·ra.nked Ouk" defeated U-Tt-7'. Tbe ~ bd ab playen In dou· ble fl&Ufff. Charles "Hawkeye" Whitney and c~nter Crail Walls scored -1e apl~ and Tor\y Warren added 13. T&e Wolfpack held a 54-39 halNme advantage and steadily Increased lts .. lud untll Coach Norm Sloan emptied .. '9endl. I Nlr t •Otl, J09-85 ~· • "1LLl!RTON -Mike Linden scored ~14 po(nta and was credited with 10 u- • aiata and Calvin Roberts also scored 14 "Points and pUlled down 10 rebounds to lead Cal State Fullerton to an easy 109-85 non-conference victory over visit- ing Mac Nurtay College ol lllinoi&. F9Ur othe" Titans scored in double nc•• aa the winners raised their re- cord to 9-3. Nlke Niles had 13 points IUor Fullerton, Kevin Heenan and Tom Morgan had 12 each and Keith An· derson added 11 . ,....._"State, 89-82 EAST LANSING. Mich. -Michigan State survived a lesson in long.range ~ sbooth.il by .Minnesota freshman Leo • Ra""'11iJMtd nllied for a 69-62 Big Ten Conlerence victory. ~ Rautlns, a 6-8 forward from Toronto, hit. ~ev~ of eight shots from out!ide the ke)'lh tM first half. The Gophers led 36-29 at half over first·ranked Michigan State, then scored six straight points as the • • second half opened. ; ~ From that 13·point deficit. 42·29. the Spartans went on a spree, outscoring .~ the Gophers 27 -8 before slowing the •\ tempo with about eight minutes remain- . Ing. 1t'addn9ton, 5 1·56 ' " PULLMAN'-Adra Griffin and Peter Gudmundsson combined for 36 points • ··and sparked a late Washington rally as .,.:the Huskies came from behind to down : ,; Washington State, 57-56, in a Pacific·lO •. Conference game. • .. The Cougars led 44·35 with 12 minutes • remaining, but Griffin hit three baskets . • and Gudmundsson added a tip.in as · Washington scored eight straight points in the next four minutes. IJSF, 9J-74 MALIBU -Billy Reid scored a • • career .high 26 points and was credited with eight assists to lead the University of San Francisco to an easy 91-74 West Coa&t Athletic Conference victory over • -host Pepperdine. Reid, a junior guard. scored 18 of hls points in the first half as the Dons took a 47 -26 lead at ,.the intermission. The Waves weren't closer than 16 points after that. Arizona Sta te, 80.68 TEMPE -Freshman guard Greg Goorjian scored 16 points and added seven assists in leading Arizona State to a regionally televised 80-68 Pacific-10 Conference victory over Stanford. The win boosted ASU's season record to 11-4 and evened its conference mark at 2-2. Stanford fell to 7-6 on the year. The Cardinals are 1·3 in Pac-10 action. * coneoe WlllT U\C '' ~ ..... " COi I U(lA1t..~•P -lll C-IN St 100, LM1t he<ll II 1J fllllet-tl 'IOt,l!Mf.-••YH UC ,,.,,..,. IJ, ~ .... 14 '' ~ .... -..w.e tl, ~ '4 P~ll'C l.,..._., 7.a_ Wiii-iie ti Wa\111,.._. ii, WMN~ I.I S4 . ~--~,., .... Hn.WU "9M Pt '"41 .. It ........ A. .... All-fO H•• -...ox• IC 11. lr-y.., UleflSI 14. .......... Y_W Ul.611 IOl. ~._..\I .... ti At1fon•M •.M-dM llMfllMI• 10, !4MIN .. o.n ...... C--tl ... WtMr SI U . lkliN 5t U At1LC¥>e .. , c.lllOfllle M W,O<Tl•"ll "· S 111·£.,.•rot•ill• .. 0. P•ul ... Alf FCM'Ca .. Fre•llO SI 4,, Gel Poly SLO 4t ~nt• c1..i.1a., LovOlt, c.111 t2 Pot11.,,d IOI, SI. M41tV'• 114 Cl••m-11, Trinity 41 .. w 8•pu.i ... Peclfl(' O.t. •1 IOTI MIOWIST lllCllAM SI 91. WHI Teul SI 11 Mi<lllVM SI.••. Mln,..901• 62 Notre o.,.,... u. v111-... M Ctntr•I Mklll9M1 •. Ml.ml, OhlO lndl•n• 61, Pw"-S.f Cln<inrwll 11, Vlroln•• Tt<'1 W Toi-11, ICenl SI 41 OMO SI 12, WIKon\ln 11 low• U , Mi<hl9MI 1' Nebr•~· n. I°"'• SI .. uunoh 74, Nottttwttlern S4 SOUTHW1!$T Aubu•n•I. Flatldt .. ......... u. -!On .. SOUTH Tuas Teclt'2, TH•• 14 Georo•• ... Mtl61\>•119l s1 •I Tonne•'"&$, Ai.ci.tme 17 c.o<o1a Te<lt 'IO, -rry )t 8olor M, Al<e S2 LOUllYllle 13, SW Loul\IM\e .0 f!AST Clt•del '8. C-S4 Br-n ... Provklenu .o Syr .CUM 1(1(1, Put>l)utQI\ U Ovo 74, Tul-... Lono ,.,...., 1'1, SI. 8on.tWfllure 1t woe F«HI .. , ~t...O.O W. Vifginl• .. M41U AChuMllS S4 Furm•n e., O.vidJOft U Norlll CMOON ... Virginia 14 ""'° on Temple 14, SI JOltn'• NY 13 Penn•r••.,,'• S1, Oer1mou1n '4 TOO"NAMIENTS Point l.ofN ... Jli9tNll Cl•ulc Fltlfl Piece Southern C.I Coltto-••• AIUH Paclli< 15 S.v-11~• C•I B<1P11\I 114, Ollvel N4t•rtne Goll~ll Pro Scores N•U-a..111..Ulf AlMI . Houlton llS, L.alLen 111 IOTI W411111ng1on 10., Allente 101 New YoA lot, 5.111 AnlonlO IOS Pltoeni• 14l, PNl-lplll• llt COT! Kanw• City 120, l11C11en.t" Cleve14'nd I~. ,._w Orie..,, •4 Mllweuk .. 104, Sen~ U ~nvu 127. 80slol'l9' NttMMI ttecltey ~ l(l~l 4, PlnSOU<gn J WHllinglon4, Oti1'911 I -· .... J, .., __ 0 • New Yori< IU-n $, Pllll• I Cn1C•90 s. Tcwon10 J 8oUon S, Ml.....-e 2 Colof'-4, St. LOUii i ., __ ...., ...... Cl•<llo110v•l4' 4, Onclntw1tl 1. u - ll•l>illon. Title Game Refs Named PITTSBURGH <AP> -Jim Tunney, a 19· year National Football League official. will referee Sunday 's American Conference championship game between the Pittsburgh Steele rs a nd Houston Oilers. the NFL an· nounced Friday. The league also said that Pal Harder will be the umpire. S andwiched A,.WI,..,_. Long Beach State's Michael Wiley goes against North Carolina State defenders Glenn Sudhop lleft>, Clyde Austin <3) and Art Jones as he scores two points during first half action of Saturday night's doubleheader played at State's Reynold's Coliseum in Raleigh. F rom P~ B J ANAHEIM BOWLING • • • and in the championship game. Berlin suffered splits in the first and third frames to fall behind. SA.LVINO'S lead dwindled to one pin in the eighth frame, but a timely double by Salvino and another open frame for Berlin ended the suspense. "The entire week was tough," continued Salvino. a PBA Hall of Fame member with a dozen perfect games. "You have to keep thinking and never let up. The truest test ol a champion is a good 190 or two-oh when things are tough. ·'Today I was just hoping to get a double game and 1md have a shot at it. We were all head·shakers today.~ Berlin's immediate reaction to his disappointment in the finals was : "No comment." Then he loosened up and said, "There was just too much oil on the lanes." HOLMAN AGR EED TO A POINT with Salvino's estimation, saying, "The lanes were tough, but I've seen tougher."- Schlegel, lhe expressive nomad out or New York City who calls U.S.A. his hometown, admitted he was embarrassed by his 182. but. added: "But oniy if you lose. I wouldn't care if it was 140 if I had won that particular match." - For Salvino, out or Chicago, it was his 17th career title on the PBA tour and although it wasn 't the most artistic in terms or pure scoring, when it was over no one was suggesting he didn't deserve it. * * * Followlno.,.., lhe money Nrni~ of tne 109 2' lfnhMr\ In Ille SI00,000 Prof•H•on•I Bowlen ...... •O<l•llon Tourn•menl •I WonatrDowl 1n Arwlle•m I C.mwn S.Mno, Oilc-. SlS,000 2. Mike ~Un, MuK411fM, I-•. Sl,000 l M•"""'I HOI.....,, Mef110#d, Or• .• '4.000. 4 ErnleSclll-1, New York C•lv, U,000. S Fr.a Cont'er, MM 111\14', "4.000 6 8111 Scl'll"tr, H ........... Conn .• ~.150. r W•vne Zelwt. T-. '2.too I O•n Rocrw. Downey, $2,100. •. Tomm• ""°'°"' .u.roo, '2.600. 10 P•ul Qij.,.i1, Tue-., '2,SOO 11 Jtm Plftso_., SUie Coll-. Pe., U,,400 * * * 12. Nel'°" a..rton, Jr., SC Louil, Sl.JOO. IJ Guppy Troup, Columbl•, S C .. U .200. 14 RIO.-, 8eUlnQllMn, We~ , Sl, 100 IS. Ken F-1. A09Ue Al..er, Ore .. '2.000. 14 Sieve Marlin, IC!no-1. hnn. Sl • .00. 11. OfCk Allge<, Al-F•lll, WI\, SI.too. 18 ~•MY Gonule1, Color.do $prll'IQ$, Colo., $1,100 It Pete Coulure, WI""-Locllt, Conn., Sl,600 10 O•v• 8e<ktn41n, Mercer "141llCI, W•~, SI.MIO 21 Butch Smith. Vet'den V.ow. Sl,400. n. Sle,,. Jone&, Ke<rYllle, T.u•, ,1,.)00, n Joel ......... Wlllle &Hr Uh, Minn., Sl.200. 24 St .. eec-r.LAMirede,Sl,100. Geiberger's Putt Bre aks Deadlock Insulate your windows. • DAI\. Y Pt\.OT U Samlleback Wins Mi-ssion Opener t ~ . ALTA LOMA-Saddleback College started its Mission Con· reronce basketball schedule on a wlnn1ng note Saturday night de- reating the hosllng Chaffey Pan· lhers. 88-83. The Gauchos U1·7 overall> needed strong performances rrom Bruce LaVallee <23 point.a) and Randy Whieldon <21) lo off· set the shooting or Chaffey's Barry Brooson. who was a one· man show lor the Panthers with 42 poinu. Although the Gauchos lead throughout most of the game, they sUll needed four clutch free throws Crom Mike McCourt dur· lng the lut 28 seconds lo pre- serve the victory. · The game was the Mission Conference opener for both schools and it dropped Cbaf· fey'1 record overall to a mUlera· ble 0·14 overall. C..-,lll) "ft .. """... 2 J • pi.,~ r t IS Ollv.t o J 3 ~Ill) .. ". ~Co\lrl 1 4 • WlllelOOft t J U Atn41fel S 0 10 UV•llM t I U ~ I J 4 8a<Oft 1 •• .,.,.... u 14 0 Hell I I J INMl"9 4 J 10 Tlteh 2t UIS ll~Y 0 0 0 ~k.. 4 •• lletMlt t I S H-•rd I 2 4 04011• 0 3 l Tol<lll I I 1' • H•tttlme· -.11e. T4"4'1 loolltl...,.__ n. CMlltV 7'. F-OWt 8-~I; OM•••· J~ &.-IOIMHY>. Walker Shatters 1,500-meter Mark LONG BEACH CAP) -John Walker ol New Zealand set a world indoor record in the l.SOO·meter run Saturday night, clockin~ 3:37.4 in the Muham- mad Ali Invitational Meet. Walker broke the mark or 3:37.8 set by Harold Norpoth or West Germany in 1971. Paul Cummings ol the Pacific Coast Club also bettered the old record and set a new American standard or 3;37.6 in finishing second. Sydney Maree. a South African running for Villanova. was third in 3:38.2. Another world indoor record was set in the meet at the Long Beach Arena. Herman Frazier of the Philadelphia Pioneer Club was clocked in 1: 01.2 in the 500·mete.r run. breaking the re· cord of 1:03.3 he set in this meet a year ago. Dick Buerkle ol the New York Athletic Club, who holds the world indoor mile record, set the early pace in the 1,500 meters. passing 400 meters in 57.4 and 800 meters in 1 :59.5. Cummings took the lead at 900 * * * Here are the 1111411 rHults ol S..turday nlQlll'\ Mun•mmeCI All lnvll.611-1 •-Tr•k -Fit Id ~I .C the Long 8"cll Al-. -400 mew•-1, W. Smtln, AUUellc AlllC. 41 2 2, J•tne\ Sentord. Soulrtern CAI, 41.1. J, Tim Oele, v ill•nov4'. 4'.0. S00 fM~I Frei._,, Pllll4'delpllle l'ior- Club, 1.01.2 (,._ -k:I record, OIG re<ord I 01.l by FrH••• in 19111 7, Tul•nello, Vlt'-•· I 01.l . l , W.1-. A..ourl'-I 01A. 60-Mele< NOrdles-1, -m14'l't, MMvl-. 1 S 2, ~r. SM\ .-S14'te, I S J. v Fo\wr, UCLA.1.L $hOt pyt-1, Uut, UCLA. M-4\lo. 1, GorOMn, .,.._ •ll•<lleo, '2·1"7 J, A1ms1r ...... Teus.£1 P•M> Traci! Club,61·~. Pol• v...n -1. AtlllO, Pe<tlk Coa\I CIYD. "'° 2, T!llly, Ptlc:llk Cllnt CklO. 11-CI. J, Jt-. Pll•l-pl\141PloM«s.11.0 L4n11 J-1. K4'Y"ft, US. Anny, ~I~. J, Willl•mS, TOOi .. Slrn,.rs. ,,_, J. IClnQ, UC lrv1.-..2 .. ~ 1,SOO meten-1, W•lke<. N.,. Z.•1-. l 11 • I ,,.w WOtld '9<.0fd, olG -ord J 31.1 bT NO<'llOtt\ 1n 1'111. 1, OlmnWnQ'i.. Pac.11< C:O.>t Club, l 11 ... l. M•rN, v ui....,., •• 3 ll 1. .o meten -1. vi.nee, A.-..n. L'2; 2, Aid· dtCll, Pllllade4Pf"• P~n. 6 ~. ), Wlll- Atlli.tlc Allk, & M t00 mele<\ -I. 8el-. Alllletl< Allk, 1 • 1. 1. Enys.,t, Paetlte COHI Club, 1 ·41 •. l , ~st•r\on, MYn<tmmMI Ah TC, 1 41 I. 1.000 meten -1. Rose, Eno1•11C1. 1 st.I. ?, B~rlll•, NYAC. 1:04.4, l, Leday, lr•I-, I 01.•. T•fple jump -I, Haynt•, U.S. Army, ~I; l, Bull\, Mull•mmad All S4·0, l , L••er~. Pltll..,.lplll• P!onHf\, S2·2 ..... ·-400 meten-1. J lln, New Or,._ Supt-. S4 1. ?, Cl-. Mo<Wn Sl•le, S4 1. l, ~'"'°'• L.A. N•turlt~. SS.?. Lono jump-I McM•ll•n. hMe"99 St•••. 10.f. ?, vrtlCllll, Aaelpn1, 20·•<> l , lOUd, LA Mercurelm, l .. J.., 60 Mete~•. C«n.v. L A Mercurelle>. / l2 1. _e,....i, Tennenee SUie, I 12. J, HaQlund. S.._, 1 SI 1,MIO ~r\-1, HNtd, """ll<><Md. 4 112 2, Clark, A-Trec:ll Club, 4 11 1 l, ~. l A. N•<urllts, 4 30 "- 900 meters I, U<roeu. Pac1ric Coe~t Club, 1 OS 4, 1. l(nUOllOn, une llaclteO, 1 01 I . J. Weston, Peclfl< COASI CIUO. 1 09 1 1600 Jle14''1 rntien L Pr•l<HI View MelroM, Kellev. Dudley, J«ltW>f'I l 39 l. 1 MorQAn Stele, l 40.•. ), I.A MefCUfflte;,) 4l meters and passed l,20C,.meters in 2:57.1 and held the lead until the final 50 meters when Walker passed him and won by two meters. Among other winners were Renaldo Nehemiah of Maryland, who was clocked in 7.5 seconds i n capturing the 60 meter hurdles: Willie Smith of Auburn, who was timed in 47.2 in winning the 400 meters: Dan Ripley or the Pacific Coast Club. who cleared 17-0 in Laking the pole vault; Tommy Haynes of the U.S. Anny who leaped 25-7~ in winning the long jump and DeAndre Carney of the L.A. Me rcurettes, who won the women's 60-meter dash in 7.32. "I was afraid I would muck it up," said Walker. "I said lo myself, 'what the hell am 1 do- ing here?' I could have picked an easier race but that's not what world record·holders do." F ro111 Page BI RAMS ••• against the Cowboys. He was the leading rusher in that game when Lawrence Mccutcheon was injured for the first time. With McCutcbeon out again. Bryant bas taken up the cudgel and done well. He rushed for 100 yards last week against Min· nesota. Pat Haden, while not as ex- perienced as Staubach, has done well in directing the Ram at· tack. The Rhodes scholar has completed 51 percent of his passes this season for 2,995 yards and 13 touchdowns. THE RAM DEFENSIVE unit is the best In the NFL while the conference's top offensive team is represented by Dallas. When the Rams defeated the Cowboys in the third week of the season 127·14> Staubach com· pleted less than 50 percent of-his passes and threw four intercep- tions. Last week, when he was out with a concussion in the second half, reserve Danny White led the team to victory over Atlanta. The only real edge the Cowboys would appear to have over the Rams Is the lact they· have played in four Super Bowl games and the Rams have not advanced that lar -yet. JAi. 6-14, 1979 141H AlllUAL SOU11IRI c:AllRIA MONTEREY. CaliC. <AP> -Al Gi!iberger knocked in a 25·foot birdie putt on the first hole of a sudden·death playoff Saturday to beat Bob Clam· pelt, the Leen-age amateur sensation, and veterari George Bayer In the windup of a $100,000 pro am goll event for men and women. All three finished with 72 hole, nine-under-par totals or Z76 in the non·tour event played on three Monterey Peninsula courses. > Geiberger earned a playoff spot with a three· foot birdie putt on the 18th green of the Laguna Seca course for a closing round 65. Bayer also closed with a 65, Clampett with a 67. SPORTS&ACATION RECREATIONAL VEHICLE SHOW Clampett, the 18-year old from nearby Carmel Valley who won eight amateur titles last year and was the low amateur finisher in the U.S. Open, nart"owly missed on a 16-foot birdie attempt on the \sth hole and came within one inch ol making a 'birdie on the playoff hole . . * * * 0.n EOWef"d>. Sl,41.5 6t-1•·•• ... -1t0 Oa .. ~lockton, Sl,•U 71-11>71 -190 Mike Morley, Sl,AU 1~10-6H<t ?10 M111.e ,,.......,, 11,o s ~1 .... n -1eo Ooll Wedklnl, tl,200 .._....,_16-2tl AOCI Gvrl, tl,1U 1"41·n .. •-1'2 G4't• Mceord,~.US. .M-10-11·13-ttt 8oO Glider, $1,G2S 11· ... 1s-.9-21l P•lt lltOMI, t 1,Q2S ....... ,.._11 -21l I Svm..,.mr,s. s• 11·12·11-11-tti Mike R•ld, Wt 12·P3-t2 .. -U. L.MtV 11...,.,, WS PWN•-11-n. 8oO ~Ullft, lllS 10-J0.1• 10-1M j. 'B. Gari & Go. I • Bmplc>yM Beneftt Special.Lita Slnc9 1970 "Why PIQJ high rates for major m edic~l lftsurance. Call me ror 1979 quot.~s." 3M Scotchtlnt Sun Control Fiim Saves You Money. •~eiv:~.n~ml~o~~m~•"'onlnyl~h-DI tint~ Sun ~~trol Fiim dlffe.rent wtyt: • Relloctt 76.,. of the _ •un'• hdt-1ov1 elt c:ondlll°"• runs len. • Repel• t9'1. of the ~·• ullr• vlolet reys-co1U1 sun tedlne of dtepu -d furniture la rtdt.lced. • 8un 91Me ta cut 82'9r. • S.vt 40~ on winter Met lou • • Or9noe COl'"'V 8ull ~ oonlinu.t fo tie ihe mo.i uper~~ lnttallera of 3"' Scolchtlnt lllm: with foctory lfalned eppllcetor. end a five )'e8f QUll<tQ!N. JM ~ctlllnt lilrn ~~ In e varlr:ty of COion. r~flectlv• and non·reflt'Cllvt, It I• llit lCH~11.pen 'I:' tlve end most lW~llvc wey to ~vc yO{t money end dot wllh).h4t her.I\ llfff'Ctt of lht 1un. C•MOW,..a ............. .,...._ .. _ ..,, _ _..,.... ___ ............ -.· - - -••• ,,., .1..:· .zm. l ~--Grange.County Sun c:.ntrol . ~ 11Cl7 E.°:f:'Aw. ~.. °'9flt,Ctl-HU6 014t l1M611 ... ~!9!~~~~~:::::=ima::~=e~=0-4DC:~=~:::zs:::~'(~~-L-·_M_._n_o_Y_D~__,J INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT • ----------.,r---nATUIUNOa-------------. .,, .. f 8' OAll Y PILOT f Rft"•£'J ,..,.. r.J FROM ROD LAVER ~ .. I•"' 1Ulljf>t•rt.0 '" w O.SOH Jfll(N 'f((J PLAY Ya'~ BEST f,4ff 5HOT. 0 a .. ,._, ....... ._.., Wrestling DH's Lewis Wins at 147 ~y ROG ER CARl.SON Ot ..... o.11, ~-·-pa nu Hills High 's Randy Lewii; was the lone Orange Coast area wre Uer to capture an in· dividual champions hip Saturday at the star studded Costa Mesa High Jnvitauonal wrestling tournament. Lewis, who ran his record to 10·1 for the season. rallied to capture a 9-5 decision over Bolsa Grande's Robin Opp in th'e 147 pound classifica ti on Runnerup rinlshes went lo Irvine Hlgh's Dean Castello 197), Edison's Frank Curry fJ29 >. and Estancia's Ed Lowery 1140 > and Greg Pearce <161 ). - Lowery ran into one of the two athletes of the tournament in Kennedy High's Chris DeLong and was pinned in 3:48. Pearce dropped a 4· l decision as he slipped to a 2·0 deficit early. got within range at 2·1, then was forced to gamble in the final seconds. Curry jumped to a 2-0 lead, but was trailing 3·2 al the end of the first period and lost it, 5-2, when Notre Dame <Sherma n Oaks I High's Lindley Kistle r got a reversal in the latter stages. Castello lost a 2·0 decision to a Los Amigos foe. Cottonwood <Utah> High's Ted Martinez was the other outstanding athlete of the meet and won the most exciting duel of the evening with a last· second revers al providing a 9·8 decision over Tustin's outstanding Wally Waipa Millikan, without an individual champion. cap· tured team honor&, with Esta ncia the Orange Coast area's best finisher at sucth. Cl\Al"llllioMl>ip F INI• 'IT -M o< .... i<• IL~ AmtVo• I ~< C••ltllo Clr~lnel 2.0 ~ twa~ ce1 OOradol Cle• 'J:ut(rwr IEI Cacl!Wfll ).?. 114 Ouray (MIO I°" Vltlol Ot<. 0 Nell (Caftl'Ofll 2.0 111 -Ruic tEI Caplttnl Cle(. M. ICt\lf~r l l'+otr• O.rnet \ 4 111 I.. Kl'll., INofrt °"""'' CIK. Curry Edl.Onl )·2 I H G&•CI• •L• Ou1.«.1 o~c 1 .,,., 1e1 Toro>•>. 140 Dl'lOtlO llOnMdY I P•Mt<I Lo~·Y •E~.,,,.,., J 411 14/ ltwl• 10.N Miii\) Cl«. 00Q IBol\ooo Grandotl 9-). 1141 • M•rUnez tCOllOl'WPOCll <He Wa11M CT~ln19-t ••I Blltll ICt Ooradol dtt. P~~rce 1eu.nc1e1 +.1. 111 tlredt.,tQ IM1u oon V1t10 1 cl<tt Hllftkle IMllllk_,.I H . IU <unr <Cottonwood l dt t ICn.et~O IE.I ~1i.n1 12.0. Hwt Tu,.,,., C8eldwin Park I dtC H•ywOOCI IMlllll1.w>1 •J. Alllltlo ol tile lnvttat•on•t ; 0.lonq lt..01. Mart11'4l1 11,.l h em ~lnQ. l Mllllkan 141'-'• t . l.1 Dor Mio 13' .,; J. El C.Ollen 11i1,,, ' Miu'°" Vt•to 109. ) COl-000 IVIAll l ~. &. (lltl Estantta •nCI NOQ<tle' 'I()• I. C-•-F•Mls '1 L•w.on CEI Oor•dol oec. Nor••· IFOU114aln Vallt y) .. , lOS v enoertooien <Co11onwoocs1 def. Ad•" (~la! bY tont ll .._ 114 Al•1n4\ IOiitlOI Cl« J•"'"""' IKenne<ryl IH. 122 f n 1mmald IMllltllen > Ott l •wMlfl IEI 0o<ed0) ).t I ?t MollOn•Y I Petri< k H'""" p1nMd f lynn IEl ttn(1•J J SO u~ Kendall ICo•IM I de< Florh tl'l09•ln1c o UO Allefl ICovtn•l a.<. <i«>tlll"" (MISl>ton Vl<!to) j.4 147 Ell~ !CotOl'la Clel Marl Cit~. F•rlnQ<?r Ii i <Aclli.ttl ).l. t S4 M<><rell IOllno I dt<. 5.1\ater !Ellantl•I M . 1'7 ·Bu~ I Mllll~ I · de< A vole (Lo1 Alemltost ..o. 171 l•Mty !Et Ooredol ~c Held,..lll 1Nooitteol7·t IU M<&froy IMilllkenl du . Cl .. 11 <EdlOOftt ~l ...... , H•rd1ton (No9~IU I dtC 1 rwMl•I• IPl!lr<k ....... I' l Race Results Loo Alamtto• N1n111 r-~M11er IM<C.••ront JS 10. 1J 00, t. .o. Sn'tolly lite !Men.ti 1,00, •IO Ullr• lii9'1 l~en1 10 00. \) n a<i. It.JI INld ~.00. A .ll.liOI Coast Are a Prep Results WRESTLING I SWIMMING I HORSE RACING ers Dive In San Clemente, OV Eye Titles •1 aoon CA&IMON °' ................. ea VI w. Scluth co .. t and Empire Le.,u swim Hltata t>e.i•n tu t ,,.. k and th oullooll L~ wld• oc>en ln the S.1 Vtew t'lrcull. • .iolld San Cl In nl1 ln t.hf South Coaat and 1 poplbl vantt )' champ onal\ p for Onan Vf4'• In t.hl' ~ml'INt I.ea u u .. r '• • looll al 11 Onna• C<>11l ana 1chool1 <'•NR• ,,., ll•r , ~nlnr Jim Nttur, Jur\lor Jon l'IJM'r and "®homott Brot. Del Vallt' It• d the S4-a K nte• und t t'OIH'h Jdf sm N etzor'• b"•t "vent 11 th bat'lutrok• where he has C'lock J o ~7 4, but ho '1 alao Hlluat>il' in th 00 frtt 122.91 and Individual ml'(tl~y 12·08 4 l. Plpor 'a I 02 2 In tho hruat1"r,,kt' 1md 2:08. t In lhe ln· do h1 cowlh>d otl tor polnt.J, while 0 I V allt'' 11pe<'lalUe11 are the 100 10 V> und 200 11:52.4 1 rrt•tt t y It'll Alt o In Stiles' plans are 1pr\nh•r Brian McGovern <23.8 11nd ~2.0h dl11H1nce freestyler Hf'nrl C omeau Cl : 52.2 and s ·07.5 ), Mark Czaja <1 :09.8> in th breut, buc kslroker Craig Kausen <1 ·06.8), butterfllen Scott Jenkins 11:02.8 >. Brian Suck <l:Ol.6l and Scott Baldrige n :03.41 and dlvers Mike Wells and John Scoll. Distance frcestyler Scott Mor· row rounds out the major por· tlon of Corona del Mar's attack. Co••a M~•a Coach Bob Shupp's Mustangs could be a championship con· tender if solid depth proves a factor with Matt Whitmore, Tod Pickell and Tony Crenshaw pav· ing the way. •tao tt .. turned a $2.9 In the lOO tree. Others ln tM lfus1.an11· camp ue Vlc S.bblt C23.I lo the !IO>, breHtatroktn Mlh Cutillo 11 ·03 8). Keith Yarwood U:09.6) and Jeff MacDonald n · tO.O> and Kul Romaho In the 100 back <1 :031>. Fruhman diver Wayne Rl•bee could alao be • ractor In lH1ue meet.a. Whitmore. Chacon, C~n.sha.,.• Wld Pickett are cood for a 3:25.8 tn the freestyle relay, wbUe Pkkett. CasUUo, Ct'enahaw and BabbUt b»ve turned a t ·4$.3 ln the medley reJay. E•t-<'f• A aolid senior class a.nd three out&tanc:Una frt.-shmen make the Enales' outlook brlaht with such atandout3 as Jett Donnell, Robb Wyatt, OoUR Hartung, Steven Webster, Lawrence Kough and Tom Balding Jeadlng the way. Donnell. a Junior, is a 48.2 100 fr e and 1:50-plu.s 200 rreestyler, ln adctiUon to a 5:00.0 500, ~.3 Oy and 2:03.0 lndividual medley swimmer. Wyatt, a Junior, is a 22.5 and .C9.8 sprinter, ln addition to a 1 :06 .0 breaststroke . A sophomore. Hartung shows pro- m lse In the 100 back 159 plus l and 100 fly cs.6 pJus >. while Webster, a freshman, has turned n S:06.0 500 free and 2: 12.0 in· divldual medley. Kough, also a freshman, has a l :06.0 in the 100 breast to his credit. while Balding has logged 22. 7 in the 50 free. San Clftltnat~ Sophomores Dave Rahl , Ed Runyon, Greg Stevens and Brad Munroe lead a contingent of un· derclassmen at San Clemente. Rahl ll 1 1 :02.0 fly swam mer, elonf with 500 frff competJtion, wbt e Runyon ia a 1: 10 5 breaitatroktT. Stov~ns is at 1 :08 In the bttlut and Munroe has loued a l:~.3 ln th.-100 back, 2:20 in the lndo medley , 23.8 in the 50 free and 54.0 in the 100 tree. ho returning lettermen who figure to gain most or San Clemente's points this year and wltb a shot at CIF qualifying are sophomore Dale Puett and Junior Scott Hunt. Hunt as a 22.6 and •9.4 in the sprints and Puett hat turned a 5: 11 In the 500 rree. M.9 in the 100 fly and 2: 17 in the lndlvldual medley. 0ffall \flftl, With Garden Grove League championship laurels on the frosh-IOpb and Junior varsity tevels tucked away, the junlor- laden Seahawks of Coach Don StolJ appear to be the Leam to beat in the Empire League with Mitch Auld, Dave Jensen, Bill Sabia and Dean Roberts leading the way. AuJd ls the leading distance freestyJer with a 1 :54.17 and 5:07.36, whiJe Jensen's events are the 100 back <1 :03.4 1 and in· dividual medley 12: 13.3 l. Sabia UI in the so free slot (24.48> and 100 fly 159.991 , while Roberts tolls in the 100 breast <l: 15.01> and individual medley 12:23.74 1 Jim Moser 123 84 a nd S2.501 and Brett Tolly 152.711 key the sprints, with Tully also in the 3XI Cree <l: 58.00 l. Others in Seahawks' plans in· e lude bre a st s trok e r Tom Panchak 11 :14.771. Ke vin Krause in the backstr oke 11 :04.S>. Scott Nady in the fly 11:07.4>. along with distance freestyler Jeff Brown <S.38.651. PV8 UC NOTICE ------ PUBUC NOTICE P UISUC NOTICE FICllTlOUS •UllN&SS NAME ITAfelilllNT f"" fOl-l'IQ _._" Oot!WI ""'' M\\ IS 8 AC.IC BAY VEf E AINA"V HOSPITAL. C1'l Borell St . Newoon Buen, c• 92660 Cieor91" v l(fWll<he•I.,,, t~ SI T"'>tne•, Orenoe. CA.,... Tf\I\ bu>l...U It CCltldU<Md bY ~ In· OtvlO...I <>--ve v KMtcherl.,. Tt\I\ l ltl--l•i.d •r111 1M County Ctef'll ot Ortnge Countv on Oe<tm!Mr 20. 1ua. f'l..aTO Publh lleG ()( ... <:Mil o.t1v 0 \IOt De< 14. 31, 1'11. J .... 1, "· ",. so .. ,. PVBLIC NOTICE PUa•• r•nc1 PlJIJUC N&l'ICE P UBUC NOTICE FtCTmouseusoceu NAMaSTATE...-.NT fllP tollOWift9 oer-i arr do•"Q llu\tftf!U ~ LESTER Wlt'Jli ' COMPANY, •IO "l•Wpot'I ~,., Or • ·••o _ _., IN«tl. CA4'1M1 Bernie Lltllf., \91l $on'ba ~lo Mew. CA'2MO Afldy ~ ltG Cow Newpew1 8"<11,CA~ Tiii\ D~lllttl It ~IKled tl'r o QfMt•I 11¥-INC> ee-.....V\tM '""•'ti.,_,.·~ flied •1111 ,,... County Cler'lt ol Or....-C-IV "" J•nu•ry 7. ""'· Whitmore is the team's lead· Ing sprinter with clockings of 22.5 and 49. l, whjle Pickett's versatility is seen in a 53.8 100 free. 1:54.7 200 free. 5:04.S 500 Cree, 57.4 back, l :Ql.3 buttcrny and 2: 11.0 individual medley. Surf to Host Russians l'ICTITIOV$ aUllNl!SS FteTSM NAME STATEMIEl'IT PubhS-Or-c:-1 O.ttv P•tot l I\" to11ow1119 per_, 1~ dc+nq Du.i Jon. 1. "· 7 t, ~ 19/0 ,...,, •\ A 4 l C~STAVCTIOH. 3~101 The California Surf ~as ar· ran ged an exhibition soccer match against t he Mos cow Dyn amo to be held Feb. 23. 7 :30 p.m. at Anaheim Stadium. winnangest team in Russian soccer history. a nd will begin its American tour with two games against the Tampa Bay Rowdies Feb. 17 and 19 AmO.• L•nt.rn. 0.N Point. C• '1•1'1 PUBUC NOTICE Oen! p~,n~ :~~ ,.,,_, L.tnt~n•, • ------------- Tiii\ bll\ .... \\ I\ <ondU<ted n... tft ti\ Chv•ctuat J E Abel\ • Crenshaw is in the dlatance races with limes of 1: 53.8 and 4 :59.9, along with a 56.4 100 ny. Alan Chacon aJso does a lot of lhinfts, swimming a 24.8 SO, 1:08.6 brust and 2:10.5 indo, while John Earnest provides the best io the distance freestyles with a 1:51.0 and 4:59.2. Earnest The Surf. Anaheim·based en· try in the North American Soc· cer League. will be one of several NASL teams to host the ll ·tlme Rus sian League champs. The Dynamo is reportedly the "We 're not going outJo play a friendly exhibition ~ame with the Russians." s·a ys Surf General 'Manager Paul Deese. ··we want the distinction of beat- ing the Dynamo and we will be going all out to win .. Tiit\ s1e1-... w~ llleG wtlh Ille County (lf'rl< of Or angf! 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January 7 um~ DAILY PILOT •S ~~ .. -. .-•.-•..-· ............................... ·~a.1.n1 ... ,... • Fashion Yves Saint Laurent Spring/Summer 1979 Collection {or Rive Gauche continues his homage to his very contemporary woman with simple shapes and fresh, modern. body-conscious approach. From sportwear to evening. Saint Laurent makes 'One of his most powerful statements ever. The big the m e of the daytime and sport wear is the "sailor look." Straight and narrowed, the sailor suit appears in many fabrics such as poplin, fine wool. gabardine and jersey in colors or white, navy and black. The nautical theme is emphasized by front button skirts with anchor appliques. cuffed bermudas, shorts with side buttons from waist to cures. straight pants. ankle length trousers with buttons running up the sides, worn with different ranges of jackets and blousons, striped pull-overs and glit- tery sailor T-shirts. Inspired by the sea, the sky, the sun and the tropical islands, hi s woman can move freely with skin showing everywhere. .... ~ 1\\~ ..... .,.~ .~ ..... "'· " ' .. ~,) l !Jl; .. '~· For dressier evenings full sleeved flow- ing blouses and dresses. sil,.~lily prints with stars and moons. are s~ ib vibrant stained glasses colors such as ' ruby with sapphire and topaz, turquoise with coral and emerald. \ The.new direction for the ve look is straight and narrowed, sexy and extremely body-conscious. There are pleated flowing short dresses or tops.cover. ~by ~e or two leated georgette over-ski~;tl' with a rong satin ribbon. The OoaUng s irts are always in contrasting colors witb•,rainbow effect ; they can be worn also as capes. The evening dresses in light weight jersey are constructed with the swimsuit concept: two color bandeau or halter tops worn with bicolor or tricolor .hip•hugging skirts. The sailor look is carried through for evenings with bermuda shorts with satin tuxedo stripes and satin edged ~l~~~rs with brass buttons. ,.,,. , , ,, Yves Saint Laurent sunglasses. The "Gauguin.. prints for pareos worn over swimming suits, or with diHerent halter tops, are brilliantly accessorized with carnations of different colors in the hair. Black seamed stockings, blaek and white spectators. plastic jewelry of stars, shells. moons and branch coral. multi-color mini shoulder bags, colorful gloves and sailor hats are a mus t to complete the look of the collection. U I , ,. ·~ . ,. .... , ,,.,. •••l wr 1• t .. .... ~~ .. ,. ·' .. •' • - .... ,, ,., .. .. " ' ,., ' ,. ' . . .. ('i ll f ' •11~ ... ~ T·• '"" I .. ~ • .. ' , . •• , ti,.., . .. Saint Laurent Rive Gauche collectlor. includes, from left, blcolor silk shirt with cotton pants, navy me/ton blouson 1 '' "'with white skirt, · ." :. 'and gabardine navy bermuda with lurex ,,. ,, ~~-shirt ,. ·Elegant Fakes 'Af' '. , .. '· ... ' .. ~ By EDITH M. LEDERER .._ ... Pr.a.,.. ¥. HONG KONG <AP) -It may .say Gucci, . . • , , Plerte Cardin or Christian Dior, but the odds are growing that t! it's bought in Hong Kong , it's phony -an Italian, South Korean or loeal µnJtatioo. .,,~ ,. "' Hong Kong's reputation as the shopping paradise ol Alia haa been tarnished lately by a '' spate of lawsuits involving elegant fakes. Dr. UJdo Gucci, bead of the Italian fashion bouse which bears bis name, became so an· n<>Yed at the fake Gucci handbap, belts and " , , otller leether goods he saw in Hong Kong last month that be took out a newspaper advertise· • ' '" mtdt wamlng that the company wouJd take • • "' Je9al action again.at b'1Sinessmen manufactur- .. • • .. , .... !Jr selling lmitatloni. -,, f ,,, ~ ( .. .. ........_ "~ .. I THINK WITllO\,lJ' heaitation, we are the ,, 1 ' most recopied people in the world," Gucct said ID an lntervtew. "lt'a awf~1 just awful. But you ttave to flCbt It. Tbe only UUQi ls to keep ch•rli· tns d~ and to take le1al action wherever po11lbte.' .-• • Dior's leadina fake·figbler, Kenneth Boey, "' MW the company sued eight retailers th.la year • ft>r sellln1 lmltatlon Dior purJes and ac· •1 • eeNOrt11. "We mean business becauae the ~~c ft being cheated end we're going to keep ;':. ' .,.,,, -.Mine uatil lhey take the hlnt," he said. Q~rt ft.lei. tttt,::ber of copla available ·~ ' ~,,. 'W., had-erown ously since be vl!llted in ,.m&j)jrt. the situation wasn't "u acandaloua'' 11 .. .._ ___ .,,. t been told. In some~ American coun· ~ ... lie said, It Ls ''very, very acandalous -._...thin Hone Kong -.becauee u..,. actually ~ lbops.WU,b the Gucci name.and clllm to be •• . . · LEUNG, ClllEf' lnduatry orttcer or Hong Kong's trade investigation agency. said "just a small fraction" of the 50 ortmloal pro- secutions over the last three years for making or seJling counterfeit goods Involved name de· signers . He said that "the number Is definitely In· creasing" along with the number of civil suits involving fashion designers. "The main problem Is that more people are getting involved in this kind of thing," Leung said. "But the consumers are also getting smarter and more are willing to come forward and lodge complaints with us. The trademark owners and agents are aJao more willing to pr~s lawautta. • • Boey, manager or Dior's agent In Hong Kong • said the good leather corles are imported rrom Italy and sell for aimoe the ·~ th real ~ -some of'lhe &pies made in Hona Kong charge Jess than half ot Dior but those and the ones rrom South Korea are not so aood, • • he Said. I Gucci Hid "90 per cent of the Gucci fakes hero are made in J'lorence an4 Milan." The cbeap/lastic copies generally COtlle from Alla, hesai . LAST MONTRJ. Guccl's local manaaer. Kerry Obona1, WU Walking throu1h Kai Ta~ Airport here when be apotted a Gucci advertlaemeiit for bandbap and belt.I -complete with Giiccl ·a lamed GO inslpla. Obonal tald he went to the st.ore, bouaht several "obvJoua faket" and then filed a com· plaint. "l wu ao aurprtsed -they were1morc expensive then a real Guccl and the quaUly . s VUf poor,'' .he.aald,.._ _ _ Leun1 aald hla office selzed ~ hindb11• trom a very lars• IOC•t muutaeturtr 11 a re· ... ault of UM complaint "Ind we believe thef came from Italy." • • ' -DAIL V PILOT &Ynday, January 7, urn ANN LANDERS I ERMA BOMBECK I HOROSCOPE ~eeklns-Hlcks In u-Myr "' '" It's All In Line of Duty DEAit ANN After ro edtn1 tn your column th othtr d1 y about the man who had an affair with hla nul'I , I <Mc ded lo wrllt' Maybe I 'm t•raiy If ao, plea o lt'll m~ WMt\ my huaband WIH • tw.pit11I patient hc1 wottk'<\ ull ~raooai c-or<1 balha, bodpan dt••n USM( to be done hy lhl\ t mal4' nurt14'I, •tud.,nt nut"I and Jldes f'\'l"n lhOUl(h I Wiii.i " wlllht)(IH'MI to do l'V· ,., ylhln.c for him that nt-\ldlld to bt' done. I lhoutehl wt• had a Rood <aut'h as back rubs > I now ~m extremely upset when I thlnlc thot evt!rythlng which was once private between us hH been aeen by at least a dozen females In that hospital. Am I wrong lo reel hurt, Jealous and re· eentrul? Th111 bas been t1tln1 on me and affect· 1n1i my appetite and 1leep. TRUt: BLUE Wll"E ( Horos«!ope MONDAY. JAN. a By SYDNEY OMARR A&I E <March 21 · April 19 >: Emphasis on collections, paymenLa, reacblna more persons. eolar1lng operation. Im· provlna d111tr1buUon and dl1play. Ubra. Taurus figure prominently. You wlll receive plaudlla as views are verified . Special profit -or honor -la due. TAUR US <April 20· May 20>: Push ahead, start somethlng, ex- erclse Independence of thought. action. Stress originality, pioneering procedures . Leo . Aquarius person.a figure promlnenUy. Popularity increases, per~onal magnetism draws many lo you. Special person ls in picture. Could be !Hart of "something big"! ) ) NEWPORT'S • /)Favorite Drug Store~ ~ . 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Muttr Cht'l•t VIM , JIOUTH COAST PLAZA S333 BRISTOL. COSTA MESA •1 1conwd vt•ry slranaf' to nHi hut btt a use or hls con· di lion I dldn 'l pro\ est. In mo.t c-ues the glrl1t w11rt' vt'ry youn1 - llOnlO 1tUI In their leeM obvl<>W'ly too young to ;Ive thJa kind of cure to omen. My husba nd has always had an eye for the ladles so I can't help buti reel lt was a cheap way to get sexual kicks. Of course some of the at- tention and care he re- ceived was necessary. but some of it wasn't Any woman who would re.eat • nune or •n aid e aeelng her b11abaDd'• bod)' In tbe line or chdy &nd •uapeda be It 1ettlng some cheap kkka oat of It 11 a little off ber r~ku. Those nurses and aklea attach H much Importance to your buband'a body as a mechanic who ls work· Inf on a car. I tbll eoaUnues to eat on you, I suggest you get some professional help. To lose[leep over aucb a tblo Is really border nuts. CANCER <June 21· July 22): Accent on de· sire. diversification, ac· celerated activity, a sur· prise social invitation. Gem 101 , Sagittarius persons figure in sce nario. E.xpand horizons, raise level of expectations. Yes. you will have something to celebrate! 400/o OFF OM MEW SET OF ACRYUC fwLS ~~-~rws.--~~~ ~ ... .._., & .....,°"' COMI lt4 ••• JOtM THl.trUM CALL 640-6023 Jo. An'OtHT~ E,.... ·~k LEO <July 23·Aug. 22 l: Emphasis on achievement, recognii· ing obstacles. finding ways to get personal policies across. Steady effort. routine results in vindication and victory. Aquaru.as. Taurus. ?corpio persons fi gure in scenano. Tooth Cult VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Express yourself, imprint style. read and write, communicate and Takes Hold UPHOLSTHY ... ,.w. ...... ln2A.t.r .... . c..e.W..-Ml-1116 sDur Winter Clearance 20% to 50% OFF Beginning MondaJ, January 8th, 9:00-6:00 Dresses for all Occasion~ -coats, suits, pant suits, sportswear. long at home and dinner dresses. 'Offi. 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SM a.ya, The world is Med with women who don't know a good man when they see one.· Actress Searches for 'Mjdwestern' Type By l&a•Y BUCll HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Here l1 Domla Reed, 00 µie 33rd day of production, retld)' to rum the opening aceoe ot ''Th• Beat Pta~ to Be." The four·bour R4U Hunter movie for NBC marks her return tQ the screen after a lZ·year absence. Waltlnc fOr b4tr call, abe alt.a in her motor home ~ room out.aide a brick Tudor home in Hancock Park. She wears a dark blue dress, and her blonde hair Is pulled back ln an elegant coif. When "The Donna Reed Show" ended Its ' eight.year run' in 1966, Miss Reed alao had 40- odd movies behind her. She quietly stole away to Corona del Mar to lead the life of wJfe and mother. a role she found more exciting and fulfill- ing than anything she was ottered for TV and mov let: IN HER COMEBACK, she plays a newly 'Wtdowed woman In her 50s suddenly faced with supporting her family. The scene she ls waiting to play is where she learns of her husband's fatal heart attack. "I MDH that things are chan1ln1 for i men," she says. ''A lot. Five years ago this pert)t would never have been conaidered for Ybloa. . "As most actresses who pass 40 know, television ls a vast wasteland for women. It's a golden age for men between 40 and 60. I don't know why it lan 'l for women. The 1reat roles and performances happen In that Ume." IT WAS. THE lack or meaningful roles that dron Mias Reed from Hollywood. The offers that came her way, she says, were for women· wbe._ •ere pa.salve, in jeopardy, or monsters. •t>o you realize in this I actually have a mother.'' II.be,.,_. •·All the time I did my aeries I never bad a tnother." Her show was a quiet domestic comedy where there wu no crisis greater than burning the rout. Some critics panned it, but Mlu Reed stoutly defends it as a show where "l played a strong woman who could manage her family. That. was offensive to a lot of people." OP CHANGES in TV comedy since then, she replies, "I've enjoyed 'All ln the Family' and 'Maude.· I can't say that I llle -I call It emotlonal violence agalrust each other. I can't say that I Uke that. ''I\'s probably a true rettecUon of society, but who needs to live llke that -with ao much violence between spouses. Is that the way for -people to lead their lives?" Miss Reed doubts that a show like hers could make It today. "I don't know wtiat we -uld do.'' lhe says. ~·we tried on one show to have a small black boy. It was Qed by ABC. ney aaid if we shot It, it would never get on the alr. "WE WERE srt..L sleeping ln single beds. J didn't invent that, for God's sake. I think U\( U>ow might work If we could deal with a wider w.ge -of emotions and feellnga. We bad fights, tat you just never saw them. l don't think peo- ple fight every day." The drug problem was Ju.st developing and W show touched on It. "We didn't talk about 9'49 Vietnam War, but who did." Mlss Reed's serene face masks a core or ''FORCE TEN FROM NAVARONE" "HALLOWEEN" (R) HNATIONAL LAMPOON'S ANIMAt. HOUSE·· "REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER" (PG f'MOMENT BY MOMENr ,,,, "HER068" (R) "MAGIC" "EMBRYO" (R) "UP IN SMOKE" "BLACK SUNDAY"~) conct"m. She has long been an outspoken foe or Holly wood hypocn sy. During the Vietnam War, ahe turned peace a ctivist and worked with Another Mother for Peace;. Her second husband. Grover Asmus, was an Army colonel at the time, but has since retired to become an en(inetring executive. She says hla career didn't keep her from working as a peace activist. "I THINK PEOPLE are surprised that we could meet and get along," she says. "But the Vietnam War wasn't a miUtaty blunder; It was a poJIUcal blunder. I just happened to be a ~WI.IT UOO Wft1mlnt1er (714) 892-4493 Newport Beach (714) 673-8350 ........... OfMgl(714) 66t-1022 ~"!> ~ 1o q...-ffl'l.-U.I Because there'• going to be nothing straight about a CHEECH a atONG ftlrn. Now It's tfme for a Clll!£Cff a CHONG movie. CA Ce.,. IN Sll<*E" wl1I make you feel W1Y bvly. plain, OtdJnary cltJien who hated war " Last year she negotJated wtth ABC to star ln ''Friendly Fire," from the book bf C.D.B. Bryan about an Iowa couple who battle the ~ .S. aovernment to learn their aon wu killed by --------------------.--....... -Amerlcan utlllery. ln Vietnam. 'nM role even· tually went to Carol Burnett. Miu Reed said at the Ume. "lmaaine. a role for a Midwest. mlddle·aled American woman. They haven't been writing that kind Qf thins for actresses alnee the 1930s ... SHE DF.SC&l8£S HER character in ''The Best Place to Be:" "In a way, she is a cbUd-woman. She must learn to grow up and earn her own way. It's a long. hard battle . The children get lnto trouble. She takes on the wrong lover. a youn1er man. "lt 's really about a woman who 1rows up enough to know the difference between a really good, old·fashloned man and a rope and a playboy. She learns the letJOO and finally meets a man who ls right for her. I know that sounds oversimplified, but 1 think the world is fllled with women who don't know a good man when they see one.·· lt takes someone wry special to help you forget someone ver:v special .. , :!lD1too"?'n ii}, ;i 1ijj. ,;. ·,., m~ NOW PLAYING "MUM'I ICIUTM COAST PUB IUIJIA '* Dltft·t• Costa Mesa 546·271t ~9·3352' Bueoa Pai l. 821·.070 UA T1rw ''I " WtslmltlSter 893·130S "°""'-'""-'"'Y °' ......... C.ft""7 I t CIM-W•• _, ... .,.,..,. ~ .., ... ., u . .-ClfyC:- C-Vlef9 .. _°'·"' CIMMaC- ~I ...... ... ,.. .,...u, ......, -DAILY PILOT 941nday. JanuetY 7, 1179 .· And Lilli Palmer Loves Hers .. SHE £ARNED the ble11lng ot Georee BernaN Sbaw and Noel Coward during her career. SM once was married to Rex Harrison, and 1lte1-.nd be were a beloved stage couple, succeuonAA> Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. And ao on, through a long string of the famous. Her first acting appearance in 12 years, "The BQy9 from BrazU.'' with Laurence Olivier in 1918, JMmmed from a desire to see Olivier again , .. The main reason I did il was to gel together VfiJ.h my old friend Olivier. We talked 1 ... 6VIE FIRM SEEKS Ii ' I I 2 0 0 EXTRAS . ~9, .el.. fot mel<>r mm comedy. urventty needs males w.ftr""short hair. women; prefW. fat & ugly. d<>ctot & nurses types. exceptional career opportunity for those wishing to break Into the movie business. S204200 per day • residual pOSSlbllltles. Now In our 3rd year VIDEO CASTIHG SBVICll714) 761·1244 .. "A .comi>eWng thriller." Washington. D.C. Star NOW AT A TKIATU NIA& YOU UA CINEMA ANAHEHI DAIYf.111 Costa Mesa 540·0S94 Anlhetm 879-9850 • PUTT CITY·CatTO FOUNTAIN VAUE'f CINOIA Orange 634-9282 FOllntaln Valley 839-1500 FOX Fullel'1on 5~-4747 ACAOEllY MOllBI: Y•• ..... ¥11 .......... ., .......... ._ ... I.,., T~ A UNIVElSAI. RlllASl e•tlt ""'"""'' C•n t•llOOOl •..C 4" •tOH•• 4111!1 M •¥1 D of tho oW daya, bffau t w 've been f'rtendl a lon•Um ." H J Y EAU been (Wed wu.h personal crl•et· TM youna um. 1 ll·d crlbed as a "girt• acoul" wtlh "no charm" and a ''Iara•. fat moon (ace" '1f'd Nut Oermany aC\ r her buddlna act· Ina cal'Mf' wu daaMd by a Nul ban on public appH ranc by Jewa. At the death ol her fath r, chlef 1\ll'&eon at o rUn'• l&raell J wish boepltal1 ahe recovered from a at1nt ol 1ln1tna ln Parl1 orothels to sup· port b r mugeo famUy by appearing In London mm1. HEa A~JOOaAPRICAL account says ht1r 1ublequmt mamaae to Harrison and their life lat« In Hollywood wu troubled. Slnce rem&rrled, MlH Palmer continues to add to her lilt OI. achlev4'menll. Over the years. aho bu appeared ln 34 Olma and 11 plays in New York and London. written he r autobio- graphy and a novel, created a portfolio 0£ paint· Inga that have won recognition at showings in Europe and wrltt.en and performed lo an an- nual t~l.ak>n 1pecia1 for a German network Now. ahe hu a third book in the woi:ks. "l'M A TOTAL bouraeols. My husband marvels that I uae the same way to drive to work every day. 1 eat the same breakfast , it never varies .•. so there's eome lack of the divine discontent," ahe aald, laughing. again,"lat herself. "I never Ure or tblnes that I love." •l'fn~.......,...._-.,... ........ u ... llitJIAW.f41llll · Bien Burstyn N OW Pl AYING Alan Alda C I 11111 B ···•WPOllT OrMgl 834-2553 Newport Bllct\ 644-0760 I I D 0111 lHI I OOlt I Y CHAAU!I Hl!LITZ l'iil -•Ill...,.,_ l!:!I ........ ~ ............ - INCW.LMTID INGAGIMINTI llOW•IOWING Kr A TMUTMOR DRM-IN NIAR 'fOU -IOU'fff COAIT ~.co.ta..... 5*2"1 CVPRlll, C..... 121o1to0 fAMILV1WIM"C:..°':llnV•lley ,. IU-1MI Yiu.A PAM. .,. ..,_. CINIMA&.AND, AMMttn · ... 1'01 VAL.UY VlaW, Oefdtft Grove IM •• Ne.e Bo•t Delnds Michael Young starts emceeing the innovative variety program for young people, "Kids Are People Too," on ABC-TV. Channel 7 today. Prior to joining the 10 a.m. show, he hosted a teen-age variety show in Columbus, Ohio. NOW PISTOL CINEMA UA CINEMA Cosll MIU 540·7444 Wtslmlnater Malt 893-0St6 CINEDOME Or1nge 534·2553 aADDLflACK PlAZA STADtUM DRIV£·1N El Toro 581·~ Orange 639·8770 MISSION DfllVE·IN San JUln captsuano 493·4545 ,()A OllAHOl COUNTY l'AOOAAM INF()AMATION CALL ~3A FAEE ACAltllT ........ .,. ......... ,. ......... It Mf ,...,_ NOW P""AYING "I JUST LQVED HI MOVIE!" · · -Judith Crist ·"BEST FOREIGN FILM OF THE VEAR!" -AtcfltfWt ... tft ... Y Post Co-Hit "MIDNIGHT EXPR£88'' PARAot•. Lof'9 .... 42Ml17 ANA ... lllDR..-fli AnehelM l1MllO •--------------.;....;.....--...._ 10UNTAIN v'ii:ii.Y Dfl• '°""'eln V..., ... Mt1 .I • LMIWOOD DR . .fN, ~ 8Hoft -I• GROW,........, Growe 137.._ ORANClll MALL. 0...,.. 117.-.0 .., ... ~ ...... .,.,.. .. edwards HUNTINGTON tlACH AT aus. M.I. 148-0318 / ACTRESS I AUTtiOR • ... •ii ..... ~ I mat ....... ' ,.'".:, MIT WMICll WAl.M .-_ G .... 2400 ................... .. .............. ,...,.. KIM9 Of THI eTPllllCIQ ft.ul f .Ll.f ..... CUNT~ "'IVBY WHICH WAY IVT LOOSF' ,,.. ... .. ..... ,, __ ,.,..,.,..... ..... _ .... di• .a I:.~~_:: <filll.~..:oJ::i::. ' I .! I I . ·. .. --- INSIDE: • Business • Real Estate • Consu"'9r • Stocks =·........, 7, 1179 DAA.V ,_.LOT ' •• , • , • l_ I You/You~ J(oneg Let the high-rolling wildcatters chase the gushers, Transierra Exploration Corp. will stick to more predictable oilfields. '" 1.-1 ' ( J' J,, • Oil Hunt Pay_ing Q~fc. fty TllOM t.ECOQ 0t "'9 O•llT PHet .._It 1'he crew of wildcatters hod )uat abolll run out their rope. 1'he drilling seemed endless and the big money boys were breal.hing heavy down lhetr necks. :1 Jusl tdlen things were at their 100rst . the ground began to rumble and suddentu -with o rush of sound and fury -crude wished from the ground high inlo the air. Now oit was all !hat flowed heavy down the necks of Spencer TracJI and Clark Gable. stars of the '40sjilm "Boom Toum." • • • Sorry folks. but Lh at movie version of striking black gold jus t doesn't hold up. Not according to Douglas Caffey, real estate speculator ti.irned oil man. The search for oil takes a less adventurous course in the Newport Beach offices of Transierra Exploration Corp., located at 4590 Mar Arthur Bl vd. lligh rolling isou1. No looking (or a once·iTI·a· life Ii me strike. So far the rirm 's 22 wells ar~ lo<'ated ~ '/·./' . -.. ORAf.iGE COUN r 'I BUSINESS .. .-~ • ~Of T!)e Week . . ' , " primarily in Oklahoma's four moM productive counties, Lincoln, .Logan, Payne and NobJe, where wells have been grinding for nelilrly half a century. 'I' •• But there's still plenty of oil left•ih the sands and rocky layers under north centrill part of that state. and since the crude oil price hikes of the ·73. '74 oil embargo. it is now possible to make welb pay orf again there. • Paying off is what Tran.~ierra's interested in, said Caffey. It leases or purtha&es acreage onl y where Cormer oil strikes 'ha\ie been made, keeps wells shallow and •W•ltbes coats like a hawk. '' . ' ,-, "THE SECRET IS TO unde~eftd return ratios," he said. A well that can bhly<produce $40,000 worth of oil isn't worth drilling p.t a rost or $50,tXKl. A Dollar Saved · Earns Interest A Texas firm has s upplied Jeiids on what they C'Ons ider good risks, he !l'aid': Then engineer , stockholder and "ice riresident of production Bill Nicolai looks ov~ ,data an'!l gives hi s Opinion. '. • • Next comes a review 9! the potential site bf Bv PAT DUNN oft• O.Hy ~11-Ji\att .. This year I'm really going to save sorpe ,P'OtleY and not get sidetracked." That common New Year's resolution will be hardei".Ufan ever to keep in 1979 due to continuing infiation. Knowing the ins and outs or various suvings plans may help make this a!J!losl impossible goal a little easier to reach. Deciding how much to save comes rirst Some expetts advise having two to three . . . ..... 1 • , ':: •• consumer '' CLOSE-UP .. ' '.,,,:. ·-· ·~ . • ._.,·. .• ·1. --•• ' , • •,-.:. > ••• ,-.• . .. _. ' . .)-.,--.~ . - times your monthly salary in savings, while othen say at least six tlmes. The na- tional a"'erage was $2,000 in 1975. INFLATION llAS BEEN rWlDing well above savings account interest rat~ in the past few years, and earned Interest <more than SIO annually ) is taxable. So, while you want lo have a savings ac- count for emergency needs and large purchases, other forms or investment most likely will be better long-term inflation l hedges. To .. make money with money." you need to know where to get the highest in- tere!lt rate. 1\fany things affect Interest savin.:s. but maximum rates are set by federal regulation for different types of ac- counts. and these rates yary lMl,tween sav- ings and loan associations and ~ommercial banks. Savings and loan associations arc a l- lnwcd al lt'ast one quarter of a percent m axi mum interest above commercial banks . They us ually compute interest more fa vorably, and seldom require a minimum balance before granting in- terest, as do some commercial banks . FREE SERV lCES ARE oCCered to "minimum balance" customers and de- posits can be insured up to $40,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Saving at a commercial bank can nllow yo u to build your Cintincial reputation with a large institution offerin g various serl'Jces. Tiils may result in more ravora· bl e interest rates and terms i! you apply ror a personal loan rrom the bank. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in· sures savfnf'):s up to $40,000. ' Credit unions declare 5 to 7 percent dividends on memben.: "sharP.S" accord - ing to yearly profits. All federal and some state-chartered credit unions are insured to $40,000 by the National Credit Union Share lnturance Fund. Having some sav- ings In a c redit union U !~o may be benericial at loan application time because credit unions usually have low loan in- terest rates. T llRIFT AND J.AlAN Coinpanies li!l- duslrial Joan companies I sell and issue thriCt certificates in in s tallment lpassbookl and full-paid certificate forms. Although interest r ates, generally ~re higher than those paid by bunks or s;i vj ngs and loan associations. the risks are greater. Thrift accounls arc not insured l.ly a rederal insurance corporation, but certificates can be prote<:ted up to $10,000 by Thrift Guaranty Corporation of California. a non-government corporation. Make sure you request information about a t,hrift or loan company's financi<il condi - tion before investing at any ot its business locations. Pt1an y consumers ure confused by the myriad of sa\•ings p.l ans offert.'CI by variou~ institutions. One of the most common is a regular savings account. This type offers deposit and withdrawal nexibility and 110 maximum balance requirements. loterest rates are generally 10.Werthan other savings plans. however. 'f\IME DEPOSITS ARE savings ac-\. counts where a certain amount of money · us ually al least S500 -remains deposited Cor a specified lime period. These accounts arc less flexible than regular ones, but they earn hi gher intt!rest. Federal law restricts time deposi,1 111tc re:.t rutt!$, minimum de- pdsits, maturity dates at1d li1ler0til peoalty for e.1trly wlthdruw.1tl. If you make a withdrawal before maturity, you Jose in- lt!rest earned ror a 90-duy period. and your inlereht will lit! r~calculutetl at the regular account rate. (See SAVI NGS. Page CJ) an impartial geology firm. ~ If all agree it's a good bet, the compa hires a crew for drilling. But drilli~ i!'1lmite to about 6,000 feet. Below a mile or' so, the c08C of drilling per root rises from about $40 ~ hundreds of dollars . High• pressure an' c rumbling well walls boost cost. But playin~ it safe still involves an elem of risk-or luck . ABOUT llALF TllE Wt~LU> so far hav been coru;idered dry holes, or not productiv enoui:h to firtish. ,:._.,. What put the company on top or al estlrpated three quarter million.barrels of ga and Oil reserves Is what Caffe)' calls th "genius'' Of Nicolai. "Bill has looked into what were dry hole 'alllj1i11'¥"!i·OUI bow to m••lhem ofG!!ioeo~· · The ~Jnpany had a welt that produced o fqur· ~· Pl. !µde p'r day. •'oerati revenue 'et . y fl. per P.?!'lh-ft"'#• PD• shut down~ cap . Buf Nicolai ~CM.th oil and1ga8 were oozing oUt around UM! plug, sign there was plenty of gas and ol,I' pressu • below. A at£CK OF TllE RECORDS showed th when the well was finished off, made ready f: pumping, a slurry had been injected, forming barrier around the intake. The bottom was cleaned out and an acl bath injected. Now the well pumps 50 barre dally, $18.000 per month. - Transierra IUelf had been something of .. dry hole," explaJned Caffey. Founded in l as a public company, its fortunes declin under various managements until in 1975 it wai. a ;1hell, Its stock at zero and with no holdings al all. I "That"s wbere Caffey t'a mejn. He had been a real estate man for years but was ready to Kf;;t out. l:lc met J oh n Clark , Transierra"5 stockholder communications man now, who mentioned the shell corporatiOn in passinR one day. C<1ffe y got interested a nd gradually contacted the maJ ority stockholders, ending u,p by collecting a 60 percent controlling interest . \ ' • • ; J '-·,Promoter Chases Easi~r Days !See OIL. Page C21 !' t.J .. As a crowd of 60,000 file<t into l the J,,os An~eles Coliseum June 24 t o watch s evera l dozen , • cyclists race pell-mell around an · artifiC'ial motocross ·track, the l mari who invented this odd sport lay in a gurney topsid e, directing the event in a prone .. position. -41. M ike Go.odwin, ex ·rock f. concert produ<'er. skin diver, •. photographer. motorcycle event , promoter and ... well, the list t goes on and on, was recovering i from a 138: mph spill during a i road race. • ! GOODWIN, JN his early 90s, ts ' bard to slow down. His day in i his Laguz:ia Beach offices Of Stadium Motorsports Corp. ~ ·begins Ntly and ends late and a ( .> bust Ung ,Ila.ff is kept on the run \ f 'handlina details of the deals he makes. Getting people and ridera lo the 1tad:ium .Ian 't the hardest part. he m akes c lear; lt'a 1 makin1 money on the event that • taket work. · t' Thal 'a where sponsors comr lo. Mike Goodwin's 'no"1]al <!"Y Is centered on phone filled with motorcycle company clalm1 to make only about 4 THE OOVEll OF the June 24 ads , offerlna:s by accessory percentonthewholeaftaJr .. Superbowl of Motocross showt makers and other• promotel'I' That doesn't meuure up to where some ol lhe tie-in income events. Lh«t 22 percent he claims to • comet from. A Uat. of backers average on· hi• other actlvltle1t1 • laclud•: COca Cola, the main AND 111E VANS dropped up mainly real eetate de1l1. J' underwrtter. radio# station to S2S eachjust.t6,1et hr. .... '«" 'l"tte , b1ond lmpre1arlo ·of WEST, Hond•· Goodf.e-ar ~ 1 H'e alto ·PrOduces tb~~nual . protn~~f~ rig~~ .... -llurlltr. Soot\.11'.S.K., • "•11>0rci'IG·,....,~"l'iiiio .. ~ ·e~'cii'llte ;fi ror stereo ~ and halt a doicn Stadium, the l11t on Nov. 11. hit "lliptrcroM" acU.vlUes. fli c.Mn. -More than 43,000 attended. 1lt0 like» to race n1otor.C'1clet by Ttte •Ventr.prograri\ tasts Yet Good-wfn1 '*'" the the way •-..but bl• e.ao 'is r• a-. tz.ao and hbOok ~ bu1tn'1'1 ll Jot or hll\, He tempered by buslne11 Hnse. -,.__. -··--··-·-··---·--· ··--. ·- Computers whirr 111 the' up~tairs offi ce at 920 Glenneyrc. but they crank out more than pay c h ecks . A f o rme r engineerinR: major, he'!> \l.'rltten programs that help him decide which projecl'I get how much attention. Another program is beinR: written to help decide which will mak'e. lhe most money In the leosl time, und he's cranked in the element of how much he enjoys the proje<:t along wllh 36 other hard-nosed m on.etary factors. Goodwin. y'Ou see. is really a lime management guy. "Do you know how many hours there are in Sl"·Week ?" he asks. · H.E QVICKLV an.swers hi s own quegllon; "168. Subtract 56 for i leep -r gotta have eight hours sleep -an hour and a half a day for getting Up and travelina: tn and ftom work , ·seven houri for luncllea and other meals,r seven more houra '" ·"'":·:::. . ~. ~. for sllppele (time between I' I •· nd ,. I aclivlUC!-8) . .J .that doesn't leave 1e aug • .., a men ions a Pan o ffered by a promotions very many hourA for work.·· man ager to note length of Which explains the list taped ~rvice. A different button for to hla stnined·glus office door on e to nve dAys "and tf they · that shows a--t)rttlse schedule or make It to Friday. they get a meeting11 , calls and Other sold watch." 1ctivttlet. . Ills wtfe worka In lhti 01r1ce • And GOOdwln sticks to the too, not M> much because ·•be ac~td~~:Z:!irr-'--. ~lik~11~· 2! .. '~ill~hti ~{r Wol-klftl ldr GcOdwlo '°"Id bo Y.•1 .. e •• .., •,...,.. "'' • i b , mm . i roua: · , ~Time, "T~at'• what pus'-'• '1RA.LP' 'ftlE. J>e<)Plc 1 blre are Goodwin'\ tiuu.on. Find.log w•:v• cone 1D three weekt. ;-to use ll clflclenlb ii vital, he '' . . --. . . . .. .. . -.. . . . ... ... . .. --·-, """'~ ···-·----·.--: .. I ' • says, because it's the one thing you can't buy more or. . - -· ...... W· ii ne •• ,,_ •l. il· In· •• ~: ~ ~ ~ '· .. •• · . .-• ur l f ,, ,, I " ' rt > .. I I I I I I I I .. . ~ I I J ·f ' f! )Jt'\ I Q DAILY PILOT &lndey, Janut'V 7, 1m BUSINESS I SURVEYS "' • "' . Study · Tattles on Habits • ANN AfsM. Mi<'h <AP ' Dt<lyou~ Men lull morl' ume on th •} Job than womwn ; Th part GI th~ country you Uvf' In muk HtU dlfforenct' In how h•~·J'UU•rt•~ I . TH !UGO-T 11nf(l4' rU.OA ror Ialllna ln 0 pqv..rty or cllmblnauotlt \1 acban&f'tnlbe c..'OmPoA1umoUta faipUy Thete obi rvntlona C'ome from n uousuul h,•itm • urvtt) lt\l th4' :.od•I tnlrUP. p"rt o' the. •JnaUtute W SOclal Re. &tth at the Unlwnltj of ltlt'hitan For 31.,..,.. IOt'lal •rl tJat.a • at the tufltute't urvey Resoarrh Centt'!r hav~ b n matklnt th Un of wh t • think, wts we do, bow .. • fttJ -In a.-... •howoare The t'eliel' It belt known ror Its monthly ,.1ta ~r co umtt sentamen& • Other org.mauor\I talui polhi , watch thu ~co no my, study election re&wns. But the depth of the center'• staff, Its Unks with a m aJor unheu1ty, freedom frorll commercial or governD'lleJl•al restr aints, and ability to burrow into a 11ubj~l for years make 1l uruque THE CEJlllSVS Bureau. ror example. cannot ask people how much they goof orr al work, bul the ce11tl'r nnnnd did. In a study of how people spend tJlear lame, 1\ had 376 wo rkers ~«'.P a s· ute.by-m&nute diary ot four ent days. Among tfll> find : women on the average spent only hulf the time on the jQb "ri;laxing" than men did. • t And the sfudy concluded that the at'tual number or hours on the JOb rell by 3.6 percent Crom 196S to 1976. which might liccount for about one-third or the s lowdown in American productivity from 196S to 1976. "We must be tentative about this," says Greg Duncan, an ~onomist who helped direct the work. .. AcluaJly, the surprtsing thing Is that it hasn't gone down nry much · Mike Goodwin, ex-rock promoter,. skin diver and ... well. the list goes on and on Women. Work Harder Than Males on Jobs Others aoy lhf' survey de>e«n 't predict much lhat um'l already happenlnfl. Dlrector Richard T. Curtain thinks the survey 1s best ror predlcllna recessions. He aaya It's foretold the Ju t three. , An1eu• Campb .-11 . u p1ych olo1lsl und rorm r dartttor of tb~ ttnt , , hn bt-t-n •Orkto1 fOf' yeara on waya to mea•ul't' What hu com to t>t- t .allt'd the.> "qualHy of lift• " INSTEAD OF ('OUnUna book• t.n the ltbrar y nd ayrnphony conttrU l)C!r <'Dp1ta, he aaka a bout h •pp1r1t•w1t ..tncl 11U1ract1on. Th1•y at<" not th Hmt: "Hape>in dOt<a not hav a jud~J quality to It. A nt-w widow may bt• utllfietl with ... r 1u~ but utr.-mely unhappr. A youna m~m 11turUna " urttr may bt• hup~y l>ut ool \:.tUarted " h•lt tho orl& nut ram1Uea huve dropped out, 6.200 famllie11 are lnvolv.d no w. New l umilles tormtsd by c hildr n or the orl 1 tnal ptrttt'lpant11 ore ·'The more auneys 1 do, the more I 'm impressed by lwo thinga: how much con1umer1. know. and how many factora they consider.·· Curtain 1ay1. rncludod. "IN THE 1950s. we'd ask about the economy and get TRF. STUDY I ii still going tl!iJSWers like the ooet of living i.s elron1. lx volumes of flndln~ t6o high' or 'there aren't any Md t1vt-volumt'!'I of data later Jobs.· Nowudaya, people a rc Onu con<'h.lluon. titated by llke~y to talk aboul monetary Ouncaan rticenlly. s urprised poh.cy -more people are m1ny J)t'opl\' "Poverty Is a talking about the mecbanisma rurwtaon or fomlly composition behind the eoonomy." c hu"~t·. A lnrgt' number of The con.sumer 11 DO lin~eiaJ people leaving home a re going wizard. though. ''We ftpd lo bt' poor " consamers carrying credlt Ute ln particular "~ne third of the insunnce On all their loans. women wbQ d1~0rt'e are going to That's stupid." t'nd up i'n poverty -~low the He concludes with what might uovcrnmcnt 's official 'P<>verty be the center's motto, il 1t had % -: ·- ' ' -Compbell 'i; 197 l study who1e 1.881 parUclpants wer~ too f ew to l>t'rmll n s tute·b)'·ltale breakdown s howed llllh' dlffort'nC(' 10 personal satasfal'Uon bttwct'n the south, the C('ntrol ~tatt•N, lhc east and t.M Wl'Sl lint•." That happens lo only one: "We're sur:>Poted to study 01w t·i~hth of the men. them not preach to them ·' .#JTt• •• He 's now onulytln.c u 1970 repeat ol thc 1971 study Stool("' extending OH·r Yt'«n., repcaat s tudies and r(' annlyllt'8 an• typical O( lh(• l'Ctllt'r'it ln·d(1pth work. CAMPBEU. WANTS lo find ou\ more obout ttw ntt-h to h ve in the country:sld "This Is n drumohr reversal of a lon~·ll'rm trend. It ·s easy to s pin a scenario for moving from c ity lo suburb education. s pace, safety and all that. We know less about movm~ to the country." One study was begun 10 years ago to find out more than census data can tell about who gel'\ ahead and who falls behind m the economic race. and why. It's the Panel Study on Income Dynamics. more familiarly known around the center as "the 5,000 families" after the number that started out in it. Although "As t get nearer my goals, I feel better I've lost 45 pounds-- since I started." S h ould marriage brio~ prospcmty then? It should help, if both partners work. because "uny f&mlly composition change to two partners increases welJ.being." Many also were surprised by a nother finding: one· fourth of the families have been in 1X>verty during at least o ne year of the long study. Fortune seems to switch from smile to frown a nd back again m or e lhan people had suspected. TRACKING TH E consumer's anticipations ol the about.races of fortune is lhe besl·known part of the center, the Economic Be havior Program , whose pollsters have just phrmt?ed consumer sentiment for the lOOth time since 1953. M any businesses and government agencies pore over the center's consumer attitude s urvey like ancient priests examining the e ntrails of a chicken, hoping for a clue to coming boom or bust. "There's a lot of sizzle to my business," and mink coats, sports and hard-driving. OIL AWAITING DISCOVERY. • • (From Page CO Transierra then absorbedtwoofCaffcy·s 13nd companies' holdings and Nicolai added 3 few of his own weUs to the pot. With those assets. the company managed a stock offering th:tt raised about $1 ml Won in capital. Then came a series or dcaJs that put the company on a sound footing. First. at Long Beach's Signal Hill. nearing the end of its days wlth only about 8 million pumpable barrels of oil ten. Caffey struck a deal with other leaseholders that allowed \ s haring an additional 30 million barreb that could be recovered using water injection. · Treasury fa tte n ed by that s uccess "We wound up. by the stroke of a pen with decent revenue ror 1976." · the company began doing contract drilling for other oil companies . mEN CA.ME CO. VENTURES with a select few investors who fronted cash for drilling in exChange for a percentage or the first three wells· output. After the third, Transierra takes the giant share of revenue from subsequent wells . The firm is not looking for investors. Caffey was quick to point out. 1l wants to keep control of its reserves. With a 60 percent success ratio. ··actually. we'd be happy with a JO percent ra tio." Caffey is building a line of c redit with Unttcd California Bank. Bank fina ncing is a lot cheaper than percentages in lhe long run. The payoff for stockholders has been pretty healthy since 1975 as well. Valued at zero and unlisted then, the stock is now traded OTC al near $2.50. CAFFEY SAYS MUCH OF the company's success can be attributed to luck, although others in the firm disagree. "But wells we thought were sure things were dry and what we thought would be dry holes turned out to be good producers." Now, he says. the company is on a sound financial basis "and a dry well isn't going to kill us anymore." Part of that sound basis is the smaJI staff ··w e picture ourselves as a small team of highly moti valed people -I hope, very e ffit'ient supervisors. "We don't ma1ntain a staff of high pnccd engineers, we use them on a consulting basis.·· And they keep a close eye on drilling crews. "You can be 'operated to death' by a driller·· Two Transier ra field super visors manage drilllng crews. Doug Caffey gave up real estate to try h;s hand at 01/ drilling -1t paid off. II!' drilled a second hole· nearby, am11J prolesL-; by Transierra. and hnaJly struck th1 · black stuff. It 1o; now the largest produt·1·r for the compa ny "ll·s_a legend in Texas," ~aid Clark "ll was pure luck:' responded C<1Cft·~. "everyone of us said not to drill on thal lease . then the damn thing came up.•· Tht> former real estate man said f<.'w oil comparues are really w1Jdcat operation~ any longer. rolhng for the b1g strike and u~uaJI} going broke. PROMOTER RACES TIME. • • THAT CONTROL WAS lost once when a driJler struck out with a first well. Close down and move out, ordered Caffey. But the driller said he Just knew something was down there. BlJT THERE A.RE PLENTY of rirms J.:OlnJ.: round drilling ··ssfe" wells. knowing thl·y·n· a lmost guaranteed lo hit a pocket of Oi i somewhere down the pipe, but usually w1lhou1 enough recoverable crude to repay inveslcr~ · drilling costs. "We want meanin~ful reserve!>.·· !>ctld Caffey. "Then you 're really m the oil bus1 n<·s:-.. <F rom PageCI) and also finds t1ml• to collect and sell anliqul's in two Laguna shops. Among hts favorite pi~es of furniture 1s lht• dc:.k used by financier Jay Gould. POODWIN MENTIONS a 1'1men lawsuits revolving around past contracts. one with a major motor cyde m a k e r . H e is restramt:d from talking about that settlement. Thi s has earned h im a reputation as a tou~h guy but he add s, he l ives up to his agreements a nd ca n 't understand why others won't. lf is .rise , m the supercross promotion' business began in 1972 when he headed a tiny advertlsing agency that billed a •Um Sl.(Q) 9t. so a month. Before ur«n, he was a rock promoter, having set the last tour by Jan ls Joplin and concerts by The Carpenters and 'Others. "Bt!t I couldn't stand au the baclH«lbblng in the musk business. -"I HAD TO GO throul(h a lot of tnp dancing to gel from a net • ..,orth of1223 in 1971 to where I ani now." says Goodwin . Now !·we're the 'largest in the U.S. at wt)a\ w(.<k>..:' ·The racea pull in a quarter tnllllon to M501000 per event, but include c<>1ts t uch ae laying ln a mporary track, about $120,000. He came up with the Idea ot •t•dlum motocrou while akin lvln1 ~lat\ Hon4uru F.en • d that anCH.her mote ~ 'Udlson quar den whh a motorcycle race. He 1ave the motocross Idea a ctt run m 1 1m1ll, outdoor stadium, then went ·'bands gulvenn," to the Coua..,m ln Loi Anttles ln 1972. Ill mllJQtl'I fnd later IOAOO A p<..>ople acccpll'<l his idea with en· thusiasm. Some riders complained that the track was designed to be spectacular and to make sure a few riders spUJed -always a crowd pleaser. But lhe fans kept coming, especially to watch daring experl8 plunge 120 reet 'down a ramp at the peristyle. Fans addiction is mirrored by Goodwin's own love for the * * Money Still Tmks Best lnDelJate The Ule ol a promoter Is not easy. particularly when dealing with young supentart. Mike Goodwin reconfirmed that during a dl1pute when motocross c hamplonshlp competitors Bob Hannah and Marty Tripes refused to participate ln a motch race guaranteed to draw rans lo Anaheim Stadium 1a s t November. BOTH, IT seemed , h ad n o thing to gatn l n point 8tandlnga by racing and decided to alt thlt one out. Goodwin puahed •a bij, but the boys wouldn't bud~. Both reportedly wanted a blJaer p6~e ol the aate action. Tbla time. O~wln woltldJl't bud re. · lffiT WifDt crowds or rived. 10 did the.two net.rs. What thu.tfd UMtr mln41? A match race pot• provided by Quaker State and, 11ld Hannah In I Cycle Nnt'I Item. "Marty and f •re j~ aonna rlde and ..-In all hit CGoodwln'a > money." ext'itement -and money the sport draws In. But he also claims the racing has he lped co nventional motocross. SOMroNE WHO is unwiJling to stand all day on a dusty motocross course will go watch a supercross event "where the beer ls cold and the bot dogs are wa rm," and be more willing to try out a smaller event later. He says 52 percent or the attendees are non-motorcyclists. and with tele vision lhe just wrapped up a 13·week deal >. even more are tuning Into the sport. That may expl a in why motorcycle nrms sign up for his tough deals. Goodwin's ~trorts • have sold untold numbers of bl~• to adult. and to youngsters who want to emulate the young riders who are motocross 's heroes. .. THER~ IS A lot of sizzle to my business," fie says. And, a lot of,slzzfo to Goodwin blm&eJJ. He is given to wearing one of three lnink coats. becomes the center of attention when he e nters his favorlt.e Laguna eateries, and works hard. Why? ·•t want to retire by lhe lime I'm 35. i know I have to X a mount or m<>Mr each year to live the wo want ••. an, annuttr.. The minute 1 can buy that, l U retire. ''Of COllUI. l tald I wanted to r~Ure at 30 too." Hts hard· runnlnf style makes Tr(end1 wonder I he'a rHllJ killing hit"Mtl!, h~ H)'I. "BU\ ~ I aet nearer my toalJ, t reel beSter. l'vt Joi{ '5 pouncll aloe. J started " n'• about the only loaln1 be'• done. -Br Thom~ The Causey Real Estate School TUe advantage NOW of OM of the moat profe11lonal. moat aeoalble real Htate education roune. yet conceived : TeJecoune ~ Vout career lo real .cAte can be tbe moet rewardln1 endeavor you've ever pun~ Ind our unique video education •pro1ram can set you off on the ltllltfoot. D esic ned by award ·wlnnlnt racuny, tbe Causey real flltai. coune lm >W 1uN :.t:" own _.Md your ••a.H•kiQleuJ· Day and evenloa cnnea are available. We offer a tuition ref1&od pr-01ram, of eoune. \ Get the complete dlUllll by pbonln& ••• T·Bi11+3/4°'0 $10,000 Minimum. e Month Term. 0 e Annual Yield* .e Anni.lal Rate Annual effective yl4tl0 t>tMCt on 12 month .. hQwe\1111" tu1>1oc:1 10 change o" me11111ty, Qet hlah eamtnga °"a "T·Blll plu1 ~%" 8 month c.nlficete. R•t• quot.a It for the pertod January .. th thr0U9h 10th. • •tn-.at 11 COfftPOUnded daffy and paid on maturity. 8% lnter11t pafd If wllhdrewn prior to lhatuttty. Subj.ct to 1vell1blllty. OflH" W••T•llll THllll'T Ill.Alie •tt•ll•ble to tit rour n-.d•. S•rYlno Callto1nlan1toro~•r25 ,.,,., A1Ht1 o~•r St27,000,ooo.oo. ..,_ \\6llCN lHlFT&. !a.1 Aili()OJ10N " • .. Avilla'* to Clllfornl• Retld.,,tt o . < ;r ... " .. ,, It' .. ~I ... w lfl r:· ... I• ~ 11• It " \O' 107 7l I• "''• ,., ..... • 1• )ii•. '°"' O\o \~'. ' . 71 ,, , ?G·· ~~ ... J.1, )I ' ... ~ ;:: w )()', l<t .. II )) . "" 11 , II 76'- ll • ,. .. .... '°'• 71 w· "" .... )\ !i" ;i'• 0 '') .. 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Blt\J OEAR 808 May on~ of your rud ra takt-U\' ptioo to rour rt'cenl late~\ lhat real e tah• IS th\" ooly Inv.-tm t aho'wma cons1 lt•nt value appreciation" M )' famtl~ owned man) bu1ld1n1.s alonti Third Avtn\HS tind 4~h StrN>\ 1n Ne•-.· V•>rk . aJI bou&hl in the l'&rl't y~a'"' of thh1 century and all own41et fn.-e und C'lt' r C>m· to tJui:c and <'Od \1•olaUon•. with thc•-.c-)lructurh p )'tn no ~turn, ont' by om~ ew York ( 1ty too" lhtom for lH t'or mon.• than 40 v~an, I have bec!n a fu~I tam appr :.l&N or rat ratt 1t1mp1, h~' tni: nppn1 t-d mtlhon or dollara or stampl'> 1'hc•w )r.t1ni inC'ludl"d lh• d~k>n H 'lr' "f\cr \\J33 ~hN1 I atartfld 1n buslnHt. lo ull thut t1mt•, J do nc>l rt.'call a amat'" l'Ut "'h,., t' lht.> t•ollt•t·lor 10. .. t moMy I un namP man} Umt't\ "lwr,· he oht•ml'<.I anywl\t're frnm doubh· to to llmt>i. ht.., 1m~lmcnt t;H·n tochn 1 ut1• :sliAmp!\ 111d\ant't' from l~ to :!O pt.•rce11t '"·r \ l-'llr in 'aluC" That sun· twah tht" 1111lut1(1n r ,1k l nhl..t' rt•al t' tatf', ·~tnmp .. ..Ut' purtublt· .ind l'lln ht' wld in MO)' <'O\Jntr~ l'n lhut ''1th 1.rnd Similar to real t-i.t.ltt' ull 11tum~ \\1111 l appfi><'tUte and ontt nluhl know "-hut hr 1:. dolnic I hof)(• you will nH•1111o n l'\t,1m1J\ t u )Our r1•11dcrs at~ •n ulll·rn..itt\t' IO'l·t'~tmt·nt lier m1tn II OEAR HEKMAN: l agn~. Mamp1 uo ht' 10 o•'t"IJf'ftl lnv~llnl"nt If YC>U know wbat ruu'rl" dulna. Howt>\•f'r, stamps . oner DO 1ncomecas sh••ltl"r aitdOf'i; lnconu:propeny. •\!I for )Our family's IO)t~ on Nl"w York ('Uy r1roptorty, t"~l'D lher• l 'nl'lt-Sam KIVl' an •b•n· d<inmtont l•~'S tax tlc-du~tlon. If )OUr flmll)' had ht't>h Wiltt•htn~ lht-lr Nt'w York hu.ildl.ng ln\'est nwt1b clo"•·h . th1•v 'hould havP M>ld out befon• thlni:11 f'OO hnct. {'ot1tr<>I ovn your lnvC'"lmf'nt I~ .. a major -4vanta1eof rul ut1le lnveatln1. s •• ,., ,...~,.•·"' qwn,1., DEAR BOR I hold a 10 year promlaaory note lt<'urf'd by a d '<! of trust « mortga1e I on 11 honl I 1old In 11>73 Until ~ember of am. the borrower mAdl' hl11 SUl.38 monthly peymenta No paymcnla have bffn made aln<'t lhen The 1.1np1ud b•l nee 1!1 Sl.341 Upon default. lht' principal and unpaid lntuu t becom du. I've wnlten t.o the borrower muoy hmt1' What shouJd I do" Gaylord E ORA& GA YLOAD: Slut foreeto.ure Pl"9C'eed6aaa •••lut 1ou,. borrower. A tocal auonaey 11e1t u.e f.rope11y ua ltucUe tbln11 tor '"· If >'08 doll t k.now any aU.Orne)' tMre, •Ill tM lou.l bar a111odaUOD for oamet ot l••YH• ~lallda1 lo real ,..Ulte law. Moat promlNor)-DOtH provide llaat ~ ror l~at ft-ea un ~ added to the amount due. Tbe loaatr you wait to forede>1e, th longer yovr bonowtt hQ "freoe rent." Grc Pro.t .. 4Pff In 1t'rffbt9 PEAR lJOO I t'Ct'ently bought 11 small home Wh~n I wu11 shown the house, tha Realtor said thu mlHang wltll heater would t>t.· rephtt•t..'d On the dosing date, the heater still was n't In pl11l'c When I s igned the rc!'e1pt for the house 1n "as as"' rond1tion, I wrote ar.ross It "'please pul in the heater .. A week later I phoned the Realtor to complain. lie said I bought a house, not a healer. and that tr l didn't like it I should contact his attorney Isn't this !'rooked and unethical? Wh3l should I do:' Mrs. C S. DEAR MRS. C. S.: Your slluta~n shows why aU ddaUs or • realty ~le must be In writing to be legally e nforceable. J presume SAVINGS TAKE CARE TO GROW ••• ffrom Page Cl> /\ !'t?rtlrit'alP of deposit plan allows you to choose a maturity elate · which may be days, months or ye11rs · instead of saving by calendar quarters Recausc a t't-rttfl<'ate costs a fixed a mount. Jjdditional depoo;its ran'l be made ln- ter .. st rates arc determined by the amount or the dt>pos1t and length of maturity period, as well as t'urrent Pconom1c cond1t1ons. Th<' 1.nt•rPsl 1s not regulated. and although 1t cat' flu1·tu:i\t-wukly Crom year to year, 1t ~!av com.t anl !luring the term of the certificate 'of rlepo~1l A !-l111r1 tl'rm loan also t·an be taken out :11~a1n:-.l .1 rc1 llf1 l·att- SHOPPING FOR A SA VlNGS account 1s c•as1C'r now due to disclosure legislation Banks, :;av•nKS and loans. credit unions and lhrifl com· pan1t>s musl hav~ rcadtly available for your in· spect10n a written explanation or the amount or the method or determining the charges imposed on a savings account. the rate of interest or div1dend::i. annual yield, and m ethod of comput· 1ng and payin~ inte rest and dividends. DePos1tors also must be not1f1ed of increases in l'harges or decreases in interest before any <'h an A es t'an O<'t·11r. The smart savings account shopper asks C'IUestion:. before' choosing any plan or making a fif'pos1t II muy s urprise you to learn that the /\meriran Bankers As<sociation says interest can he_compuwd at le ast S4 diffe rent ways. Be sure to chel'k any plan's rompilation methods. Choose 11nc which <'ompules from the day of deposit un· 111 the day of withdrawal. so interest will be ~arned ... very day 1t s in the account. If you already have a savings account, see ~f e1l11(•r y11ur passU<>ok or statement explaiRs hM~ 1111t .. rc:.1 1~ l'Ontpounded credited or even what rntt-1:. JH11ct If it 1!1ws n't, ask Cnr this tn· l<1rm alwn l>elt.'rm1n<' how often intrrest is com - poun<1H:1 c.inrl c redited Even 1f interest is com - pounded daily. ask v. hf'n 1t 1s crediled If 1t 's on· ly quartt•rly, you m1gh1 lose the interest you've t•arm•cl tf you take runds out before the end or the 4uartt>r. l f it's com )JOunrled and credited <h11I ). you'll be.· ,1<.Jdini.; interest to the savings ;11·rount dail)'. thereby incri·al'>ing the amount on ~htl'h 1ntC'rl'st •~paid the followinM day. This means JOU earn 1nt(•rest on interest. OFTEN. YOU'l.L HAVE a ~race i>enod wh1t•h allows drpos1ti. for a number of days • u~uall) J0 1 aftt•r the start of a new interest pay· mcnt pt'noo when· intt>rcs t is still received for the t'nllre P<'nod Check into this. A grnce period wh1l·h tncludl'~ only business days will give you 1•\'Cn morellmt· l\s k 1f then• 1s any limrt on frtie withdrawals. You ma:v ht-allowl'd 011ly a hm1ted number within a quarter without being charged. It also might surprise you lhttt muny 8av1ngs act'ounts are not t·r~dr ted w1lh intcrei;t unless the balance is over a minimum c.imount <ss high as $100. This practice Guide Given E. F. Hutton is off-er1ng a booklet explaining investments lo women Free copies available by writing for "A Woman·l'.I Gmde to Investing," Women's Invest· menl Serv1ces, P.0 Box 1009. Bowling Green Station, New York, NY. 10004. The guide explains need for investing to cover the difference~ in IHcspan between males and females (about seven years 1. that social securi· lY and retirement benefits may be cut If the husband dies and points out lhat one of three marriages fail, lt.'uvmg the woman to make her own way. The guide also points out lhe amount of rnoney requir.-d to Invest. as little as $100, some o( the risks and rc•wards or viirious bonds and securities and outlines the value or insurance a nd savings at'rounts. DAILY PllDT CLASSIFIED ADS ·-842:.1e79 CASH FAST Homeowners : loans arranged for any reason Credit. no problem . Borrow on your equity Call now for courteous, fast lnfocmat on. - (7141 547-7111 AMlllCAM M .... Co. -• -....--,.. .. -..---·------~ .... <'a n deny you interest and may~d•s<'losedonly in frne print In the case of time deposits. make sure you know what happens at the end of the time period. Some deposits automatically run for another time period unless money is withdrawn at the end of the first period. IF YOU MAKE A DEPOSIT in your time de· posit accOunt. the minimum L.me period you must leave the entire amount in without penalty begins again from the last deposit date. Recent California law requires that you be notified in wrltingthatyourtime deposit will reach the end of· its period not more than 60 days or less than 10 days prior to that lime Ask if there's a c harge for closing the ac· count. Also make sure your account 1s insured Remember that there's competition in the mo ney market for your saving~. That's why gifts are offered to attract accounts A girt is advan- tageous only if you also get maximum ~nterest rates and other services you want. If a savings and loan offers a "free gift." it must provide the gift even if you don't open an account. ~ERVJC~ ARE ANOTHER area of com· petition between s avings a nd loans and banks because interest rates are regulated. You may receive a free safe-deposit box. money orders. traveler's che<'ks, notary service, checking ac· count, automatic payment or recurring bills or other attrat'Uve extras. Don't forget to find out If a minimum balance is required before these services are offer ed free Also make sure the "services" are JUSt that. rather than standard items avallabl~ at any savings facility . Can You Correctly Answer· The ... Fr<'m whet typing machine did we remove this element? II you said an IBM Selectnc• you are wrong Of course evefY Selectric"' uses this element but So does ttte REMINGTON SA10111 The REMINGTON 1s everything the Selectric • 1s and more • Both are se1t-correct1ng , bu! only the REMINGTON has "touch control" The REMINGTON also has more standard leatur~ All working parts end supplies or the REMINGTON are inter-changeable with the 5411t.ctnc •. Only one machine is completely c~t1ble with the IBM.9and you've guessed II.. ti's the REMINGTON 11 you wlll call us. QTM Inc you'll find we sell the REMINGTON tor less. and instead of wa1hng several week.I or even months tor delivery Your REMINGTON will be dehll9red lmmedtatoly1 If you w1sti. durtng the monlh of Oeoember. we will rent vou this machine. and apply the payment to 1he purchase price w~en you buy There IS no Obh(>atlon to buy. ol course Call today (714) 957-1195 17942-C Skyptrk ClrclO. lrvlne. C•A 92114 c:onlacttn1 &be Realtor•• attorney dido'& produce uy retuJ&a. Your next atep aboald be to coe&act tbe manaae.-of the local Board ot llealton wbo may ~ ab&e to nut preHdre oo the errtni •atnt to get immed.late acUoa. But U that dMtn 'l wort&. Small Cl alma eo.rt ls yoar ne•t a&ep. If &be dlapute amoaat 11 luge. yoa may wlU to t0at1cl your •Uomey. Abo be eure to nollfy your atate Real Estate Com mlHlooer who wlll lnveattcate th •Cent'• ,_..bk! mlar~preaeolatioa. Pr.-pGf1Wtfttt Noc Dftlurlil*! DEAR BOB: b It true that prepaid m o rtgage interest ls no to nger tax deductible? What about prepaid property taxts" JoeM. DEAit 'OE: Prepaid mortcace loterest I no longer lax deductible. However, loan ltt>• paid '&o get your perlOllal retldence mortgage are tax deductible as prep1ld lotereat ln the year paid. Property taxes can ~ prepaid •nd..ere tu deduct.Ible In the year paid. Vou~dvlser has more detaUs. Dec alb of ~oa1u1 Otltt"ftl DEAR BOB: I'm interested m buying a ho m e on a Veterans Administration mortgage. Each time l suggest th1s approach with a real estate salesperson, they try to discourage me by pointing out ail the red- laJ>i! and delays. Jlow can I get details on VA mortgages? .t. Rabert M. DEA..R ROBERT : Your lo c al VA-approved lender, aucb aa a bank, savings aasoclatk>n, or mortgage broker, will be glad to give you detaUs on VA as well as Federal Housing Authority home loao.s. Check In the phone book yellow page-s under real etil•t.e 1o•11J...aad IUrt pMolag to tee wt.I .,_.,. make aaeb teaa1 aad lo 11& if •• appolatmeat. 8119 Owap lfou~ '"~Are. DEAR BOB· W4; have saved M1000 lor the down payment on a house. Our choice aeerna to be between buying a hOUR tn a cheap t.tact aubd1vlslon or a amaUer1 less lu•urioua houae In a much better neiahborhood. Both houses wouJd be adequate ror my husband and myself. Whlch do you th.ink would appreciate ln value the fastest? Rtt.a M . DEAR RITA: The clleap Mete .. &be better Mfgllbot1riood. Borr•a"9 Deto11 c-Be~ DEAR BOB· With two friends, I want to buy a rental house. We will saon complete medical training as surgeoru... What are the poaaibiJilles of borrowing all the money on a long term real estate loan? Or. Marte S. DEAR MARK: Borrowtac tto a ZS Co 30 year mort&•ce la eaay. 8.t you ua ~eoerally borrow only up lo 75 or 8t percettt ot t.he purcbaae pritt. Leaden aaaally •ant at leaat a It to ts ~teal nab dowra paymea~ from the bonower: the aeller mlgbl carry • wcond IDOl'tl•te to nu HY flnanee C•P· Borrowtag tbe down payme.t CH bf! rtsky. Don't do tt-ror yoar flrat realty lnvntlMIK. L*I' on, IN percent floancl1t1t becomes eulu when yoa rlllly undentaod "creaUve Onance" metbod1t. ' Send real estate que11lions to Robert J Bruss. P .O. Box 6710. San Francisco. Culif 94101. . . Guard That Credit Card List of N11mbers Protects Against Theft LOS ANGELES <AP I - Credit cards are a way of life for many. covering a fill.up al the g as station or a llow ing a "ba rgain" purchase during January's sales. WITH TitAT 1n m ind. here art> som e tips on credit cards Crom Addressograph-Multigraph. the world's biggest manufucturer of plastic money Make a list of all your credit card account numberii and th.e telephone numbers to call If one ls 106l or stolen. Keep this list ln a safe place: not with your credit cards. t>on•t forget lo get your card back after a purchase and 'llaKe s ure the sales slip is for the correct amount. -U you're traveling. don't leave cred.tt cards in your hotel room Use t~ safety desposit box at the front desk. -CHECK TO be sure cards haven't expired and a ren"t about to expire just when you'll need tht:m to cover expenties or a trip. Watch out for pickpockets. Crowded storei-make it easy ror them to operate. Keep your credit cards in an interior pocket or another safe place. H you have a Personal Iden- tification Number 'PIN 1 wtth any of your accounts. don't write it down on lbe credit cant It you Free Merrill Lynch Seminar on: do and the card is stolen. know. ing the PIN number makes It easier for the thief to use the card. When you finish a shoppil'g trip. chttk to make sure you've got all your cards. C redit cards can be damaged by extremes in \em· peratures. tr they get too bot, the embossed numbers can Oat· ten out and make the card un- usable. Using credit cards us screwdrivers can also dal'IUtile them. ~. -IF YOU DO la&e a c , notify the iasuer right away. Vou can 'l be held liable for alt t bills another person can run p with your card. ,. :iit':. -~ :-·-. "How the new tax law will affect investors":~: v ou arc invited to an.end an exclusive .1 Seminar that can help you save sub- stantially on income taxes-by showing you how to take advantage of the important changes introduced by the new tax~cut bill. This free Seminar features Barnard Hughes, noted theater and television per- sonality, in a special videotape presentation on the new tax law's provisions. You will have an excellent opporrunity to see Mr. Hughes discuss such subjects of interest as: • How the new law affects capiza/. gains taxes. • What its impact will be on rorporat.e taxes. • How the new tax "structure" affects home sales. TIME: 7:30 P.M. DATE: Thursday, January 11th • What it means to those inheriting property. • How the new tax law could affect your retirement. • How the new law's provisions could affect tax-shelli!T invesonents . • Andmore. This is a proctical, timely Seminar. If you Wclllt to make sure that you are not caught by surprise by the new law's provi: sions-and that you have an opportunity to take advantage of them-by all means plan to attend . The Seminar is free. For reservation~ simply call or mail the convenient coupon below . PLACE: At Airporter Inn Hotel, Patio Room • 18700 MacArthur Boulevard, Newport Beach fOpposite Orange County Airport.) r------------------~ Mail today or call for Free rese1Wtions I Mall to: Merrill Lynch, 4501 Bltth Street, lat Floor. P.O. Box Q. I Newport Beach, CA 92ta. Or ull: (714) SAt-8111. I n \'cs, ram inltrtStcU in 1nrending you~ free Semi-0 No, I cannot attend. P1e1sc send m~ "What the I ntr on MHow the new cu law will affect invcstol')." Revenue Acl o! 1'¥78 MtanJ to lnvators." I Please rucrvc __ scat(s) for me. I I N1mc I Add m s I Cuy State Zip I I Btmncss Phone Home Phone " I .\\ctnll l.Nmh c111tomen. p~ «Ive Mme and oft'occ M:l~t o< Mc:oun1 ~uvc· I I I ~ llerrlll Lynch Pierce ram.I Smith lnC. I .. m::J'tis"7 _____ fll!Jll _________ .. I C..,.t~ lf1' M<ft,~ '-~ """' l'rM•f. ~ftll .... """""'' "'Ylltn I,;.,,..,, ~-(Af .... 14-\"f'Cl I , ' •• "" . • AMERICAN ....,....,,,1179 TOCK E CHANGE w k' andY ar Hi b, Low, Clo l , ' ... .. • .. ' 0 ' i .. 0 J· lunday, Jenuwy 7, 1119 Real ••t•t• •r Rand•H lloC.nlle, Ph.D. lte•ltor Wba& don an crew P9f\Y dot We lane Mll•b& and •old atveul pro r11• lier• I• C.Ufornla and ha\le btto "I• ud •tel e1ero•" ual d• and I am 1UH ~ A re J.. t.a& • f'OW olfltt-r llU lo do. After atldq dJfftrat PMple I lt't Ck ftttln. lb ~ b a tf'rtaln •1.U.1e rollllMllq Ute world of lft aMro• atn«r. WMW * pl ._ c:Qlahl wlaat Ila,.... .... ,......., .. (' J 0 • Irvine The parUt to typical tra l<'Uons re u ually la awe ol JUll whut the l' t•ro'*' omcer dot" and ndt-... how lt all J s 1et dono And It 1 ""'Y to why Tbc Westt'rn Mutual E•crow Ncw1 deter! th Ir proct'duro welt Both pnrtil'S to lhl' crQw tf'll the acrow of f1 r wh t th y would like tan1ed out and l the nd or thl' 1llpul l d clo1Jna date, t heac ruucn t carrted oul. ln the lntttim ream• of PIJ r are hruxJ~ •tlh t'&re nd prorlci cy. Just xacUy what the l'tlcrow om r doe to ceu.tully complete the prof 11 l"t'ally not mytterlous ut all. It la a carcMly dwfnlited. or derly pr0<·ea~ 1'tep by 1tep to tt' lndcpend nt close ol lhe lrun1u1d1on. TllE ESCROW Ofo't 'ICER'S \lt'Ork ~gins with set or "l'lfl'r<>W lnstructloru. " At lhti Ume the e:tcrow as oi)ened the broker or principals lo the e.crow give verbal instruct1oru. to the escrow or- ncer which describe their concerns and lntcnllons. The escrow officer reduces these to <.•lear and cOnl·1se written escrow Instructions Once the escrow instructions are signed by both parties and In the possession of the escrow or- ftcer, a Utle search on the property is ordered from a title com pany. The title search amounts to a very complacated examination of all the public records whlch could affect the seller's ablllty to convey the rttle or the property or the buyer's ability lo r elve title t.o the property and/or bor- row on at A PREUMINA«Y TITLE report is made by the title company and delivered to the es~row or- ricer who then proceeds lo clear any items which could impede the conveying o( title. lt~ms that might have to be cleared would In- clude judgments against the property, rederal or state tax liens. existing loans of record whlcb would have t.o be paid oft, unpaid real property taxes. unpaid bonds or assessments and a variety or other similar items. If the escrow instructions call for the buyer to l$ke over an existing loan, a beneficiary statement from the lender on the condilton of the loan must be requested. ln addition, the lender may give the escrow orricer instructions that must be met to tiualify the new owner to lake over the loan. SHOULD A NEW LOAN of record be negotiul· ed. the escrow officer must meet all the require· me nts of the lender. including having the buyer sign all the papen required by the lender pertinent to the granting or tbe loan. Most escrow fnstructions usually provide ror prorations which the escrow ofhcer must calculate fron'l the Og~res supplied by the ap· proprlale sources. ' As lhe escrow proceedll. a preliminary closing statement is prepared and the escrow officer con- tacts the buyer ror the balance of funds needed to close the escrow. In addition, the escrow officer must determine whether the seller's account has sufficient fonds to close the escrow. wpQd Proj t Nearing Pacenttor UomH Inc. hu announced that l'O.UtrucUon l• nenina .-omplttlon for Shefflold r1ace, • new townhomC!,.,. project on th corner or · teth trttt and Tu1Un Avenue an Nf'wport 8Hrb. ''There l1 f'nthW1tasllc pre·op•ninte buyer In· t r eal.·• according to Landon M. £xlty. vice presldr.nl a nd aenerul mana1«. HEPFI LO Place will con1i1t or 14 townhome. reaturtns un lque Old Enall1b Tudor dnl1n. A wonderful feel- ln1 or traditional Engllah architecture 11 found here The individual dwelling wm have 1,468 to 1.961.aquare-teel of-living space. All the homes will have three bedrooms, with master suites that feature adjoining master baths. AMENITIES in the Sheffield Place homes will include impressive vaulted ceilings, custom carpeting, microwave and selt·deanlng ovens, raised panel ash wood cabinet& a nd ceramic tile count.ertops. Completion of the pro- ject Is expected around mid-March and prices for these new homes will start al $130,000. For rurlher information on the new Sheffield Place co mmun ity ca ll :>46·8801 Gree11Jaowe M11dote• This is an exterior view of the new Sea Bridge townhomes in Hun- tington Harbour, which feature the innovative "greenhouse" win- dows. The model homes at 3406 Sparkler Drive can be viewed frQm 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Builder Stresses Horne As Inflation Weapon Richard B. Smith, president of 8"oadmoor Homes. has underscored the importance or home Qwnership In an Inflationary economy while pre· dieting a softenin-g trend in the Califor nia new homes m arket. •·Jn today 's housing market, buyers are becoming Increasingly aware that a house is no longer just a home . I t is a great deal more," Smith commented. "To the average American family, investment in real property has become the first line or defense in a n inflationar y economy. "And. in light or t he historic ap- "The-National A8soc1ation of Home Builders forecasts 1.680.000 U S. total housing starts tor 1979. This total forecast is do~ 278,000 units. or 14 per cent. from the 1978 figures," said Smith. HOWEVER. SMITH had several posilive observations concerning the market of the year lo come. ·'The 1979 market should be noteworthy due to increasing new home purchases by 'merging singles' who wlll join financial forces In order to make their first new home invest· menl. Gove preclation rates mniem which have been t he h allmark of ··Funds should continue to be available for both construction and new home purchases Disintermed1a· lion should be m1m1mized by higher returns on savings accounts The re· suiting higher mortgage rates wall be accepted by today 's inflat1on1 ap. preciation-oriented consumer. Role Topic Of Address housing In this de- ca de, h o m e ow n ership h as come to represent an almost im - WITH perative first step in the building of a personal estate. "SOME RESPECTED economists. as well as any number of soothsayers • or doom. claim that the vast majority of Americ-an families has been, literally, priced out of the new homes market.. •·Yet. these supposedly disen- franchised families have found ways to buy homes in record numbers. "LESS D~IRABLE producL" wall be merchandised via special promo· lions and incentives. whale well con- ceived. well located products will hold their value and demand tradi· tional financinl(. Buyers witi extend themselves ln order to achieve a con- tinuing return on their housing in· vestments. "As the government tight~ns fiscal expenditures. the dollar should strengthen and firm. An increase in government spending can b<-an- ticipated in late 1979. as the ad REAL EST'ATE Trees Slated At Seabluff Slope landscaping wt Senblufl Canyon Townhomes m Costa Mesa is now completed and the large, mature "lhade trees will be planted H eoon as the tenms court is finlshed, which ill an- ticipated In the next few .weeks, accordlnic to • J omes H. Gregory, president or the Oreaory Com· pany. builder and developer or the community . TWO·STORY ANO 11pllt-level townhomes with two or three bedrooms and J 1f.l ·lhree baths, are pnced from $94,500, With Qnly ll few or the homes re· malnlng for sale Occupancy 1s scheduled for this : month. The theme tree or the new townhome com-, munity of just 82 townhomes IS the whlte alder,• however other varieties along the slopes and~ drives include California sycamore, eucalyptus, , Canary Island pine and Mondell plne. Landscape Developers, Inc. of Anaheim is installlng the plant- ings to the landscape architectural designs created by Cardoza·DiLallo & As)5oclates of Costa Mesa. CORAL TREES Al'()) acacia alto accent the slopes surroundlnf \he townbomes and the landscap- ing Is designed to blend Into the natural foliage of the two parks which flank the new development. To one s ide is lhe l30·acre Talbert Regional Park and the , other side 1s bounded by the 32·acre Canyon Park owned by the City or Costa Mesa. To reach the new community, take lhe San Diego Freeway to the Brookhurst Street exit. Drive south on Brookhurst approximately three miles to Ha m ilton Street. Turn left on-Vic- toria /Hamilton to Canyon Drive and turn right on Canyon t.o Sea Bluff Drive in Costa Mesa. The sales information center is o·pen daily from 10 a. m. to 6 p.m . p---C/Wacb -~nstate ly Rfflltor IUD MILl.8 BA~Rfflty Last year broke all records in single home CODlltnaction and exist.Ing <resale> home sales A record 3 .9 million exlstlnf home sales topped he old record <1972> of 3 million New housing starts pai.sed the 1.4 milbon mark. passan~ 1972's record or 1 3 million starts 1 lowever. there 111 !lltll nol an abundance or proix•rt1ei. available 3!1 demand continues t.o more than keep up with supply One of the m :.11or reasons for the tremendous growth in the housing m11rket has been the ava i1 11b1l1ty of mort1pge money at a favoral>Te interest rate Although loan money ls still available , lodicalions are very clear that mlerest rates will be easing upward during the next i.1x months It al!IO appear~ that shorta~e!i 1n raw materials (especially i.MuJsUon> and a shorter supply of skJlled workers could drive home prices up. Real estate hu always been a sound lnvestment and the very best hedge against innauon. With all of the economic cardA falling inlO place at lhli. tune. If there was ever a good lime to buy -that trnw 11> NOW! Wh .tll'\t•r vou r r1•al 1•.,lal1• nM'ds. call us. We h.1Vl' all lh<' tools and eicp('rtll«.' to han<lle ynur real estatt> transactions lo<'ally Plu!i wt> offer the unique advantages of the n u I 1 n n • w 1 d e 1-; ft A net work ... advantaites thol cost you nolhtnl( extra Give us a <>all todav. W1"rr heri· t o ht'lp ' F r :1 Shnr<'rrf">t Reall v 171 I t li4ti·557:1 f 21:l t ~!}'.:' 2747 When all of the specifics of the escrow have been completed -Joan documents signed, title m atters clt'ured, buyer 's money in, preliminary statement analyzed the escrow is in a position lo close The growing role of government ln the field of properly manage- m ent will be the topic of Gary H. Hunt, director of government relations ror the Irvine Company when be addresses the inaugural meeting of the ne w Orange County Chapter of the Institute or Real Estate Manage- ment al a 7:00 p.m. din- ner meeting Wednesday at the Alrporter Inn Hotel, Irvine. "The frantic sales pace of recent years Is destined to flatten out. Higher Interest rates. com bined with reductions in governmental expen- ditures. will create a softening or the market through the fi rst three quarters of 1979. m inistration prepares the economy---------------------- for the 1980 elections . I THE CLOSING OF THE escrow occurs when these documents are recorded: the deed conveying title to the property and any reconveyances that eliminate the effect or the loans and any new deeds of trust evidencing new loans. A title policy can then be written showing title to the real property in the name of the buyer. The escrow officer then prepares closing let- ters, closlnll statement or accol.Olts a nd disburses proceeds or the escrow to the seller, anr overpay- m ents back to the buyer, any commh1s1ons to the )brokers. and pays off any loans not bcinK taken over by t he buyer. Tille policies arc sent to the prope r parties and insurance companies are notified that the property has been sold. Any other details of the transactions ar~ also completed. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall McCardle '" pretulnit o/ the Real Esta1en; he l.t al&o on author, ~urer and in· ttructor Send your comment• and qu.estimu to /Wndy McCordw, cl o l he Doily Pilot, Poat Office Box 1560, Coala Meaa, Ca. 92626. Firm Now in Irvine The Orange County Chapt er of IREM was chart ere!d in November and has a membership of over 100. according to president David Red- ford . JREM is an affilla· tion of managers or re- side n ti a 1, commercial a nd Industrial property Hunt has been direct- ing the governmental re· lalions activities of the Irvine Company for more than a year and is involved with legislation arfecling the company's land planining, develop- ment ..and management activities on tb.e city, . county and state levels. "Labor demands can be expected to temper. somewhat. due to the sor •· teninJC of demand, and In reaction to the presidential plea for wage and price restraints." Realty C.ourse Set Real estate professionals who seek lo expand their capabillUes in invest· ment property will comprise the ma· jority of students beginnJng concen· trated courses at UC Irvine Ex· tension beginning Monday . Robert L. Speik, vice president in ch a r J(e of Western M orlgage Corporation's Santa Ana office. is coordinator of the Investment pro- perties program which will include a series or Monday evening sessions devoted to the many leveraged and lax s heltered investment op- portunities currently available. The course will Include guidance and documentation in the latest methods, procedures and opportunities ol real estate investment ii\ Income produl' in~ property. Spelk. who has been a lecturer and coordinator for the UCI ExtenAiM courses in real estate for many years. has brought together a l(roup of lop professionals In investment concepts, real estate tax law and of flee. industrial. retail and apartment development and sales. A pplicant.'l ror the UCI Extension's new Certificate Program may con tact that department at the Irvine Institution either In person or hy mall. The lectures continue approx imately weekly until April 9 Principals of tbe Peridlan Group, a landscape ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ architecture and planning firm, have announced \be establishment of their new cdrp<>rate head- qua rterB in Irvine. Localed in the Arboretum, l~ Sky Park Circle, tbe landscape design group Qperates In a unique open-environment office building featuring sloping 1tass roora. garden court.I and hundreds or trees aod plant.a. The firm is headed by Courtland Paul and partners Arthur Beggs, Shlnji Nakagawa, Gerald Pearson, Rae L. Price and Dennis M. Taylor. 'Builder's View' Slated Real Estate Perspective A Builder's Vie of 1979 will be the t.opk of Monday's membership meeUns of the Orange County Chapter, Bulldlng Indus iaUqn. T g wUI be held at the Alrporter Inn ith at 8 p.,a. i nd dinner al 7. ' Speclacular! Once-in-a-Lifetime Homes at Los Corrales. . ~ ., . The ntod•I hOm•• are decorated and flnl•hing touches are being put In at Los Corral .. In San Juan Caplttrano ... elght dlltlnct statement• of ta1tt and lndlvldu- allty ... eight breatl'ltaklngly uiilque homH, with decOratlng thftt flt• tholr 1t1tua. Spectacutar ... end comlortablt Comt to Lot Corral• now and dl5Covar the r..ome you'v. only drtarnect about. Earty Callfornla 1rchltf~tu~ ... ot.aant tppolntm ntJ1 ... d11t1ngul1"1)11 pltna ... lu•· urrou tit t'lle .. and 13rgo lot). 'l It 111 at Lo• corra111. . ., -·.. . ... • • . . ... ~ .. -..... . . . . .... , .. t f . ... Costa Mesa's Answer w Newport- (Brittany~oods) ~•·.JI h1 11 k wond bu1111nq firt•pl<11.1' r rt nc h I nrih'h <lit hrk·< lurl IWCJ 1md thr1•1• IJ• drnom' 'plot lc•wl dfld lwc> -;1o ry l olhvd 1.il r 1·1hn<1' ennd<>rn ktlt lwn'> with cyt··h·,,··I m11 t<JWdll• '· 1 nl fo,t•d lwo cHld lhr•'" c <11 q,ir,1qc· ... qr1•t•Ol°IOU'\1' wmd•>w., ,ind "lkyltghts ""'''·rdt>y .ind toddy -tn ont• .,. ttmq on your own land. Pool. JdCUUI ,,., r1 .. 1t1on room. ,,.,,.,,.., routt too' (10<11· tel N1·wport., "'Bark B<.1v .,, hool'>. ~oll lOurws. rl!'>lourdl"ll'> ond .,hopp1nq (tistSJde Costn mesa From $89,950 Models open from JO ftm to 5 pm Closed J\1ondajs I rown Homt• I • 6cf.6-006' Develope6 955•19!10 Woodtree Dev. Co. • .YEAR '79 ELDORADOS '79 FLEEIWOODS '79 DE YILLES &. SEDANS --'79 SEVILLE NABERS NEW YEAR SPECIALS AND BARGAINS 1'75 SEDAN DEVIW Full nowr>r 40160 nowE>r :.P.it·, cr111<;p control AM/FM r,tPrE'o (lr587MVGI 56195 •77 COUPE DE VILLI Leather intf'nor 50/50 oowfir seats t ape prayer cr u•:.e control 1•02408291 '77 ELDORADO COU'E Leather in!Anor 40/60 oower sears tap P player cruise con tro l 1•961TZW1 59895 '77 MARK V DESIGHU Leather 1nlenor. full oower. auad slereo and I ape pt ayer (If 196SOH). 1 76 SEDAN DIVIUI Full vinyl 100 leather interior 8 track tapP ol<1ycir & cruise conlrol l :J181915J 56895 '76 COUPE Of VILLI ASTltO •r Leather 1nteno~ ~ iyer and cruise contro~~· $~ t1115 '77 COUPE DI VILLI Leather interior lull cower. cruise control sle<eo racllo (#068SYUI 58995 '77 SEVILLE Full pcwer leather covered seating area and 8 track tape player (•485RKU) 178 ELDORADO 4'0160 OOW9" seats. cruise control. stereo with tape player with LESS THAN 10,000 MILES. (#277ULC). '76 COUPE DE.VILLE Cabriolet top leather interior tape player a nd c r uise con t rol (110130833) 56995 ~ 176 ELDORADO COWi Leather 1nten0<. 50/50 oower sears. 8 track 1ape player (#683NR0l sn95 176 SEVILLE Leather covered seating area cruise control. tape player and low mileage (•173PWUI 59495 '77 ELDORADO COUf'f ASTRO ROOF Le"'' ·er interior 50/50 pewer sp-· ft•se controt tape PIBV•" -~· ~~_.,,:;95 '78 CORVETTE T·TOf' L ike Ne w Only 4.070 miles. (I 122UZUl. 512,900 '76 COUPE DE VILLI Cabriolel too r· ft "lntrof PIBl'O' l •~y . ,,~..,5 '76 ELDORADO tape Lealher 1n1enor. 60/40 p0wer seats. c r u i se control and s t ereo (#047NRRl 57895 77 COUPE DE VILLI 50/50 Power seats feather interior stereo radio cruise control & LOW MILES (it153928) 59595 '77 SEVILLE LI Buckskin Oovpr Cloth seating arpa lull PowPr l!Q462 1 15 510,695 '78 SEVILLE Lealher intenor and AM/FM stereo w/8 rractt l&Qe player. (•675TZSl 176 VOLVO 265 ST A TION W AGOM Auto matic trani.m1<;<;11)n factory air cond111on1ng root rack taoe player fll707PKOJ 56995 '78 T-BIRD Landau top 50/50 power seats cruise control tape playPr rallye wheats and only 6 295 mites 1•792VFGI 77 SEDAM d' ti.IGAMCE C 8 radio cruise control and LOW MILEAGE (!!277U8AI 59795 '77 SEVILLE Sable black exterior with black reather interior. full power 1ape p layer and cruise conrror l 11984RXLI 510,H5 '78 SEVILLE Leather interior. cruise control. tilt wheel. tape player. and LESS THAN 5.000 MILES!•! (10480303) 513,905 ALL CARS PLUS TAX Ir LICENSE •ALL CAIS SUIJICT TO PllOI SALE ·• OFFll GOOD THRU 1·9·79 .... • ,. • .. ,. •• •• ..... • P' ... -• ., . '\( •• . \" ... f r -OAO.Y PILOT Sunday. J•nuery 7, 1m. 111 That Was .The Twister I That Was • DAIL y PtLOT PHOTOS ev RICHARD KOfHLER ' . • Corner of Mesa 'Felt Like Wizard of Oz' Three-year-old J acob Switzenberg, above left. managed to find some fun aft er a twister s pun through his Costa Mesa neighborhood. Aerial view shows how high winds swirled from upper right to lower left Friday night, tearing roofs a nd leveling fences. In photos at bottom : . . • • • .. # .. t, ,, • . . . ~. ~ ... Carport roof was dislocated at 2525 Elden; Jim Cole llo sawed felled tree at 225 23rd St.: Randv Smith and neighbors de bated whether to clea'r branches or mend fence at 226 Albert Place and wind lifted gas barbecue high enough to bash window at 221 23rd St. •• .. -............. " .................. . ~ '".. .. . .,.. __ ......_. __ .,. ' ' • ' 1 t-.fATION/ LOCAL Six month ~ u~o . many tn Wabhlll~ton th o ught Bro <,·11; l\dumis wu~ dut• for c.• "' t i n <.' t 1 o n . N o \\ , aftt.'r a acooll lc:gu,lut1vt> rl'L'Ot d und a httl(' drnt "1th t h l' P r c s 1 d t> n t . ·/\clam s i,<,•c m' t' n t r e n c h t• d n :. ~t·c rctat\ ol transpor1.ution. · $16,445 Judgment Upheld SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The state Supreme Court has s up. ported a $16,445 judg· meot against a San Francl.aco bar owner ac· cuaed d beating up and attemptins to rape a former topless dancer. Patricia. Doney won the judgment~ $3,945 compensat.ocy aama~es and $12,500 punitive dam ages, from Dino Tambouratgis. in 1972 after a Superior Court trial. The high court round the defendant's appeal lacking in any valid de- fenseR and noted he had not earlier raised the de· fense that the woman was covered by the Worker's Compensation Act. This, said the court, could have prevented a lawsuit. -The opinion was writ· ten by Justice Wiley W. Manuel and concurred m by Chief Justice Rose Bird and Justice s Stanley Mosk. Frank C. Newman and Mathew 0 . Tobrlncr. Utopia Possible By 2000? NEW YORK <AP> Interested in reltrini;; in your 40s? Smoking cigarettes that don't cause cancer? Taking drugs to improve your . intelligence? Eating roods that keep you s lim? Or taking chemicals that stave off senility? Experts quoted in the J anuary issue of Town & CountTy magazine say il will a ll be possible by / the year 2000. But as always, there likely will be new and challenging problems. some of which make those slimming drugs and early retirement ap- pear insignificant by comparison. The experts warn that tn the next two decades there will be a drinking waler shortage and a doubling or the crime rate. W:omen Urged To Understand Credit Rights 11 ,.., .U•da&eit,..... The llement of 1 court case tnvolv· lnJ 1 m"10" N w York d partmeol •tort ch1ln hlicbll.hta thf' lmport1nce or Vr'Om 0 learnlna J,be1r rlebtl when ll come& lo 1ett1n1 crt'dll Tbe £Qual l.'r'edll Ouporturu1y Act of 1m pro- blblta rttdlton from d[Sf>rim1n.aUn• un th b11111 frf t-x Th4' Jaw 1lso mak il ltr '°' marritld •omen lO atabll.ah lbelr own frt'dll raUn.M• l.A51' MONTH, TR FEDE•AL TRADE Comm ~~ ~OOW\ceod an qroemenl In lbe rlrsl f::~ ~~ ... tn° ( J i:~d':r •. :•,.r:;; CON. UMEH fo'TC all11ed _ _ lbat thf' atort" violated tht' 111w by f1ullr11 lei consider ~uch things as cluld support and ahmt>ny paymtnl~ lind lo· come from piart tame JObt. whtm t.-ons1dcrin1 credit apphcants. It W'IO •a.id Hloomlnadale's did not comply with rules rt'Qutnn1t thf' store to te ll reJected Bl)· phfants coc•tly why they wer.-turned down. Bloomingdale's did nol admit in the settle· ment th&t It violated the law. But the chain and Its par<'nl, Federated Dtipartment Stores Inc., agreed to puy a $.50,000 clVll penalty in the case. BLOOMINGDALE'S ALSO AGREED TO con· tact all rejt-cted applicants whose nghls may have been. violated and mvtle them to re· apply. A study conducted this year by Commercial Credal Corp., a Maryland-based lender, lndicated that credit awareness among women may be growing, but 1l also showt!d that problems re· mnin A sample of 2,080 women was selected from among more than 31,500 women who requested H company booklet on credit. Almost 700 of those ques tioned responded to the survey Because the group Crom which the survey participants were selected already had s hown an interest in credit, their answers may not reflect the views and ex· periences of the population as a whole. Their responses do, however. provide some clues to the situation. ABOUT 81 PERCENT OF THOSE answering said they had applied for credit in their own names in the past two years. More than half of them said they had been turned down at least once. but inly one-third or the rejected applicants said they had asked for and received an explanation as the law rcquirf's. Less than hair of the survey respondents said they dtd not understand how interest rates are computed and only 56 percent said the passage of the ~qual Credit Opportunity Act had made it easier for women to gel credit. The law apphes to all those who regularly ex· tend credit. including banks, finance companJes, department stores and charge-card issuers. Among the highlights of the law are these provisions: -A CREDITOR MAY NOT discourage you from applying because of your sex or marital status. He or she may ool. on the basis or sex or marital status. refuse to grant you a separate ac- count if you are a credit-worthy applicant. tr you apply for an account on your own. the creditor may not, in most cases. ask you your marital status. You cannot be denied the right to open an account in your maiden name. -A creditor m ay ask and consider to what extent your income is alfecttld by obligations lo pay alimony. child s upport or maintenance. He or she must tell you that you do not have lo disclose income from alimony, child support, etc., if you will not be relying on that income to obtain credit. -A creditor may consider information about · your spouse only if your spouse will be using or will be liable for the account or if you are relying on your spouse's income or property. A creditor must con- s ider alimony, child support and maintenance pay. ments as income to the extent that such payments are likely to be made. Income from part-lime employment that is shown to be reliable and regular must be counted. -A CREDITOR MAY NOT ASK about birth· control practices or child-bearing plans or as· sume that, because of a woman's age, she may stop work to have a baby, causing an interruption m income. -Information on accounts used by both husband and wife must be reported -to credit bureaus. etc. -in both names. Remember· income alone is not a key factor in determinin~ whether you arc a good ereclil rask. Employr.ient records and past handJing of credit are equall) important. Suppose a creditor is faced with two appli· cants, A and 8 . Applicant A has an income of $16,000 a year, has moved three times In the past two ye~. has held lbree jobs in the past 18 months and has· several charge accounts with overdue payments. Applicant B has an income or $10,000 a year, has held the same job for live years, has only a s mall outstanding debt and has not moved in .two years. Applicant A has a bigger income. but Applicant B is likely to get the credit. Magazine Serles Condensed Bible Due NEW YORK <AP I -The folk11 ill Rtnder'a Dbtest. who for years have> been condensing best-sellers. have set lhclr sights ~n the Bible be11t seller of them All. "I know It's an cictraordlnury thing to lblnk about. but we've con· denaed 'The Odyiss cy' and the Rusalan novelists. and there's no reason to think we can't do lhe Bible,·· one unldentlfied Digeatedltor said. THE FINlSHED PRODUCT Is ex· peeled to do away with lengthy raml· ly histories ol the Bible's characters ond partll that are repeated In dlf· fercnt books of the Bible. Di1ett of· ficials1• who are reluctant to talk about uae project bccauae It. II "1tlll n the developmental ataies." con· firmed the plo.nH. The cood nsat.ion Is to be baaed on the hvllod SUodard Vtrtton ol th• Bible, which ls copyri~h~ by the Natlonal Council ot Churchca. The 1land1rd v ralon con-.alna ~bout 750~000 words. Plans reportcd)ycall for a 40 percent reduction. I .. "MV GVESS IS ft wlll appear ~o be about the sjze of an ordinury novel," snld Emily Gibbes, who ls handUng the project for the Nutlonal Council of Churches. Bruce Metzger, a professor of New Testament literature, 11 a conaullont on the project, and he saJd the work hat been "fint rate." •'The know·bow these people have acquired Ln condensing areal work! of literature bu pald off, •• he said. ONE OP THE Digest editors aaJd the point 0( the project ls "to pre. serve the lan1uaao." "Thla ls juat. a reduction in length, llke any of our condenHtlONI. You almply t1ke out what. you can, without. distort.in& 1that the aut,bor meant. ':.Onlf ln this u10, lhc iauthor has more •i.ture then moet," h aaJa. • ' The llffe•t M•rtc•~ on .,_. Onlnge Coe• DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 6 4 2 Yo" Can left It, '1nd It, r.i: 18180 OM C•ll lemo. Trade tt With a Want Ad LM2• PHt Credtt Appftw .. ............. ....... ... 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There's old Casluoned quality in this modem home Start lhe new year right in the Newport High School Dlstnct. To see this in· st.MUy appealing home call us at ~1151 ~~» HERITAGE • • REALTORS HARIOIVIEW RARE SPLIT LEVEL. Double doors open Into this lovely 4 bedrm home Formal dining room & hvlng rm w/fplc. farruly room ad10101ng fully but ll-in all elec kitchen. 3 Bedrms up with master s uite & udded on bonus rm on ~nv ate tower level. Spectacular view or ocean, harbor & nlte lites. 673-8550 QPIN II lo \II" •O/'I N I' l•,dlltl 4 BR-$74,500! A ..WWPaW+Crph! ll's true! Giant comer lot. 4 Bedrm·2 bath dream house! ALL NEW S PAINT INSIDE AND OUT! NEW PLUSH CARPETING 1llRUOlIT! ALL NEW S ROOF'! An Incredible bargain·super location too! Take advantage call 7SU700 todav! I [ i '.jfiliiii IEAUTY pre~enl~ HAIBOI HIGHLANDS MOVI IHNfT IH -All fresh and ready -newly painted . plumbed a nd carpeted. 3 Bdrms, 2 baths, enclosed lanai with fireplace. Builtin kitchen includes refrigerator. 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WESTSIDE COTTAGE HICE STARTH/RmREMEMT HOME -3 Bdrms -all refurbished -new carpets. paint. drapes plus new roof! Large fen ced yard. Great for dogs. kids, gardens. $70.000. G1•r.. 1002jG1•rlll 1002 ., .........••.........•.........•............. BEST IN BLUFFS IE.AUTIFUL EARLY 11.UFFS EMD UHfT 3 BR. 2'h ba .. 1900 sq. ft.; up g raded c harm ! 3 Patio:;. overlooking wides t . picturesque Areenbelt. $159,500 OPEM SATf.SUM 2131 VISTA LAalDO END UMIT 3 BR. 2 lfi ba .. 1900 sq. ft.: luxurious new carp.. paint. Vacant. Sale or lease/opt. $157.500 OPEN SAT/SUM l·S 464 GAVIOTA IXCWSIVES FRONT ROW E-PLAM Panoramic view, 2200 sq. ft.. 3 BR. 21r.i ba .• ram. rm.; all new, incl. c ustom kitchen. 2 IR. SPl.IT.UVa End unit; lge. deck overlooking wide greenbelt. Like new! $112.000. HELEN B. DOWD F MESAWOOD_S _ Lvl y 4 bdrm, 2 story REALTOR IMC. 644-4134 I home w /lge bonus rm. U1t & luy With tM Expert fmly rm & Crml din rm. Pool 1111.ed lot. Cathedral ceilina1. Lowest pnced 2 storyln Mesa Woods Al GtMNI IOOZIG....,... 1002 E onJy Sl.24,llOO, 1t will go •••••••••••••••••••••••!••••••••••••••••••••••• fast! 54S-9491 D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 VETS Near new carpet new palot, Garden Grove Sc boo I Dhl I Only '6t,OOO. Tall to ltect CGrlMf W•Lktwld 754-lZ02 Ftee informaUon on cur· rent home buying plans, call now rree alt. 84'7 ""127 "'9tr' Mewport ley &and new uclualve Ital· in1. Wa Doctor'• home baa 5 bdrms, ~ 3 bat~. lpclude,J maid 11 quarters. fam roon:\, Wllard rm, rorm dlnlng room Ir wet bat. Over ~ aq n.. many cuatoina ruw,.. added by owner. ~ ~ today, run ~ $169,000 Call C:SELECT T'PROPERTIES BAYFROMT UDO ISLE •••• WISHING YOU A HAPPY HEW YEAR $91.900 Start this year of '79 wJth the ~t investment one can make. See this ch arming 3 bdrm, 2 ba home in a quiet area. Ideal for your fmly. Close to schools, greenbelts & recreation. **** SUPERIOWL UPSET and the only way to win iR to see thlS 4 bdrm. 2 ba £mly home W/8 potential team working for you. Seller made a touchdown w/VA terms. Go, Go. Go -only $107,900 **** A HOME LIKE THIS IS FOllV& See this lvly 3 bdr m, 3 ba home ·over 1700 sq ft of cozy living. Get down to earth on this one tor only $97 ,000. Xlnt terms av all able. 5396 W .... Aft .. We I lnhle llJ..4477 • _,_ J .. 2.Cl .. 11 OPIMTOOAY 1·1 +4J YIA L.mO SOUD smwoa-nn; NI • 14S.J24t 61J.12lf •••• p ... • •• .. ....... -- .... J!nUwy 7, 1!?! DM.V PILOT .. •••r" IOOZ ~,.,.. I OOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• cnab I lrVlne raalty ...... IH THI .-W Yid ... In Jasmine Creek, a 24-hr. security gated comm. w/ & tenniK. Outstandlng 3 BR. '-1nily rm ... Sea Breeze" model on let, private corner w I extra IJ:. landSCH~ yard. STOP SY SUN . 1·5 P .M. #1 JETI'Y. <M·70) G«AC9UI. B.IGAMCI ls captured ln this prof. decorated 4 BR. family rm home -furniture & accessories specially chosen for this home are incl. along w/pool, jacuzii & sauna. 2 fplcs <f arnily rm & convenatton area off living rm). Great home for entert aining! OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. #19 RQ,\'AL ST. GEORGE. BIG CANftN. <M ·71> UDO tSl.1--0nM SUM l·I Ill 128 VlA HAVRE. Spacif?Uf BR residence on oversizea lot w I street·to-street location. ,...ilily rm w/high beamed ce~·u. - formal dining rm -exce al closets & storage -Spa · tUed patio w/ramada & fountain. Offered at $375,000 incl. prime laJld t'5' lot>. <M ·72) \ COMI SH fOI Youuaft Absolutely charming, in t~el>eer Shores area. High ceilinp, lg. rooms. French doors, cireular driveway. Marvelous custom home for entertaining & living! 0..lbed family rm w/lg. fireplace, 'f°"8al dining & 3 BRs. $279.500 fee. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 1800 ANTIGUA CIR. <M ·73 > llG CA94YOH-6TH PAlllWAYI S219,500! 2 BR + den. wet bar, wrap·around deck, 2·car separate garage & VIEW. VIEW, VIEW!! Phase I. nearest MacArthur entrance off Ford Rd . Paquin/Young 642·8235 <M-74) CAllFlt& UVIMG IH 7t Great Westcliff location -walk to shopping & restaurants. Lovely condominium w /2 BRs. 2 baths. dining rm & fplc. Comm. pool. A must see at $86.500 ree. OPEN SUN 1·5 P .M. 1184 RUTLAND RD #5. <M·75) START THI ..W YEAR RHiHT! Take a look at a charming, well·built Mesa Verde 3 BR. 2 bath home priced at $107 ,000. Features a huge living rm w/cozy used brk fplc, formal dining rm & ranch-style kitchen w/faO)ily rmt brkfst area. Huge covered patio. Located near park & elem. school. OPEN SUN 1:30-5 P .M. 2003 N. BAKER. <M·76> DEVa0'8"S HOME Big Canyon 4 BR r esidence - beaulifuJly appointed w/teak entry, designer papers, beamed ceilings. air·cond . pool + one of the finest views or golf course & city lights. $575.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <M -77 > MAGMACEMT DOVU SHOaES View or Bay & Npl. Center from mos t rooms of this 5 BR custom home w1lg. family rm <stand-up bar & Cplc >. formal dining rm. gourmet kitchen & elaborate security system. Tall iron gates enter t.o beaulirul pool &. courtyard. $400,000 leasehold. Barbara Aune 642·8235. <M·78) CAMEO SHOaES OH THE CAHYOM One·Of·a-k:ind single·story home w/4 lg. BRs. family rm & atrium overlooking lg. secluded yard w/room for pool or s pa. $284.500. Donna Godshall 644·6200. <M·79 ) ltG CAMYOH CUSTOM 2·story, 5 BR wood & glJ)ss home on the golf course! Formal dining rm -brkfsl rm -spactous master s uite. $650.000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <M·80> SUHI 9UALITY! Ivan Wells built. 4 BR home on Galaxy Dr .• Dover Sh<rres. Beautiful new decor + pool & view! Lg. family rm w /walk·iO bar. $445,000 ln cl. land. Ken/Helen Hartley 642-8235. < M-81 > °"'"°"'A-ICIMO 4 BR, family rm Seoview home w i the fine s t materials & appointments. Split level -2 f plcs -wet bar -interc:.om -comm. pool & tennls. $349,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. <M·82) IUft.Dll'S A TI'IMTIOMI Hard-to-find buildable R·2 lot in Old CdM. Great area for income prop. Close to shops & ~hools. $141,500. Donna Godshall 644-6200. <M-83) llMIMlll .. & CoutlOm We have a 3 bdrm., family rm. home with large private rear yard & beautiful trees. Room for a pool. Owner will consider V.A. financing! Pride of ownership locatlon - $137,500. Lynne Valentine MM200. <M-88a> \ • . ~ &under. January 7. 1979 "-" Pw S. .._...,.,. S. ...._., '-S. Ho.ls" For S. Howws For 549 llHMM. ,_Wt •••.•••........................•.••..•...•........•••...•..........•. ···········~··········· ···············:.;;-r;··· ...................... . ..._..,_S. H11111,_... •••r• tOOI •••rel 1001 •••rel 1002 ~....... 1002 • ..,,.. 1002 Ge•rill IOOJ ...•..................•.••••••••.....••..••.. ·········••••••········ .................................................................................................................. . I 001 .... ,.. I 002 I I QllM HOUSIS 1-1 IAf/SUM S,Y.~ASS HILL -Gorgeous New B Model oc an & b y V\ w. l5 ·umbr1 . L II.ACM -4 n~w custom hom , ocean vi w. 120 Ct cent Bay Or ,.. ~.,.VOM -B aullrut lat on htr~t &lrivat~ ,::round . $489. • HA.. YllW Htl.L"I -Jun h ted Halv fod 'I V c., nt. 1521 K I. .. IWfOtn' llACH lnv l . -;h rp duplt."~ ne l lo Ma~. 6801 • shor . 14&.IOA Isa.AMO -Bayfront. belt th n n w '419.900. J:lll Nlfll A•AIH THI OPflOll'TUMITY TO ..V A LUIUttY COHDOMIMUM AT• THI FAIULOUS COVIS FOtt $~~0.000 PH SIMl'Llf HUGI MSTa., COtiVBtTllLI Dltt. ow.ms HAYI MOVED. Sii rT TOOA Y I TO 4. 1 JOl2 IAYSIDI COYE I.AST (Opposlh .., ... c.....,., The Dalebout Association, Inc. Real 'stale Specialist <Dover Shores/ Baycresl/Westcliff > COME WITH US. . • ~IOODOWM TO QUWrJ&D Vf!Tt 3 br,..._,f•M • bonw All aer~lce 1 clo11 by . bOUDQ Call nowt MAL.....C:HtM RIW..TORS '1Mlt2 ---Would 10U like •o llvo on BAVSJOf DR for unly Sll7,$00 PH' MalKa1 rondo, I Br. ~. vltw ol dt1nn I, lovely d•t"or. •uper for 1&nllf' or • c® pie OWNF.RWANTSAN Ot'l"ERI llW tlay1ldlt Dr, Open Prl Sun I 4 30 ,... $tot:r a.t ol S.avlew View ol hlbioft bl11nd Tcnn11, PQOf, S Br. fam rm. 2\' ba, 2 tplr'a, IOU of bride Vacant Wl.000. Aat 159 um . lt6CAHYOH S Br. 1ttunly 11uarde'IHHOUSI SUNDAY 8 Rue Valbonne Jim Taylor RJty 646 rH\1111 JUST LISTIOI 2 Bdrm .. 2 b#lhti. dt<n, large yurd . do uble prage. frplc N~wPort HelRhlS. Prlcud al $149.500. 67W883 642-2253 Eves associated IHl"KfW'o ldlll'Qll, J ) .'' \A, 1'<1lt111 •' f, ' I J f\ f ! to Do•• 5'orft. 14'rcrest ..t W..tclff. TIMn Js Ollfy w woy to cpl to lllow a ..... ret1•.ew area -..... SCHHOM wllo Mowl it ...t Joy .. ft .. ff to y0& COME WITH US. •• to • Wntclff ,....W proper+, •s .. ln9ulshed by lociltloa, cl...tl..-11 0ttd qttaHty. Two IMdrOCMnL Two baths, FW1plau. rooa. A lot of dens, fOf' ftOt a lot of......,. S450/Moe .. r nwtal -A ... t ... t CWy COME WITH US ••• to this spteltl .... ~ pop .... Hltsld. location. Sp.Ith .-cwt.ctwe. ~ lot. l1M llolllllt Is SllMIM, W so Is tM price. $77 ,500 Appolsst11wat CWy COME WITH US .•. to. 2212 Frwlsco Dri••· Splelldld fMr b~owa f••Hy hOtH. a...,.kably f•dlot1at. Spaci-.s wt.re It c..ts. A twgll ... to Mat at tt.. price. SI 19,500 . 0,... Today I 2:30-4:30 COME WITH US ••• to lt21 LHworcl Lt1H. THIS GLOWI~ IEAUTY HAS JUST lllM IEDUCID IM NICE FROM $215,000 to $190,000 •• .A $25,000 SAVINGS. Fow ... OOMS. F-..lly '°°"" .,....... '°°"'" ....... tpac• .. WtclMtL Two flnpl•cn. Jecmd. N to-.... loolllRg for a qreat .-.. wfth "° sacrfflu lft ..-,, comfort ..t,,... stff)e. • .-. this pr .. rty. S 19(),000 0,... Today 12:30-4:30 J COME WITH US ••• to 410 MonlMc) St.. L .... A prfud locati• • ~ RIM)en" • Donr 5'ons. Fow IMdrOOMa. D-. F-.ly roo.. D"""9 rooa Sp1cl ... l"-d ldtcMw with """9 .-.. ~ wtw ...... l•••d c~ This Is a prohchd .............• -4 tM owwer wil cOMiclet-..y "" ............ $3 20,000 Appola ... t1"9 Of1y COME wmt US.. • .to 1730 Galaxy Dri••· A look yc.'I loH at a pnc. yw wit Ille. ,_.. bedrOOMa. FCIMHy rOOM. Dinh•CJ rootw. latht9 1pece I" ldtdtH. lt1toxlcatht9 YMW. • .-.d tM .... wilt surprtM y.MI. S 3 10,000 Appolfthl1Ht oNy. COME WITH US. •• to 211 IY"""9 St.. L .... A M MHswe ... ., .. _. e.o... Afty foot dock. A ..._........, :=' -.I ...... floor ...... Fow bedroo... 1-IPM rooa 0... D:-':T rOOM. fslmd Wtchttt wlttt-......t l"OO& DIKewr .... .... .... ·•-•::..., ........ Do•tf' Sllons. .Altd. Mn'• et.. .......... tt.e OWMr wt1 c~ ctrrylag tlte flllmc ... $''4·000 .,,, ........... o.ily. COME WITH us. • .... t no....., Drfn • .,..... ....... . n•.,.. -....y. Twet.e foot c1•11 ............ L f"aia'1 ,... .,.... ,...... ·--Wtca... ......... . rooa ftool. ""•11•x •lew .... o.ce-. back bay md _.... =r.:: l1tlt h eo • 1111 "Y Do•er SIMw.. ttw. 10,000 A,,ohetn11"' o.ly. COMI WITH US. •• to IOI h1 .. 111 Stw L ........ ,..,.. .... .... • .............. : 0 tr •••••d .... cNfh4. '°"f. 11••• a ,_,,...., D-. 0.. • ,,t•• lilHdt wlttt ........... of ............................ "" wd ......... ,.. ......... ,.. .............. ...., S'fJ~, . 0,...Tod9y 1i :JM:30 J • ...... CWW.NC1 ..... fw_.11C•1aMlaM ...... .. 0............., ..,a ... , W...., ca: !19 Nwe_, .... ,....,_ ..... ,.....ul-.. ·• ,-n ~a . f . , ,. ........ NIH OF OWHBSHIP Prores tonPlly land cap ed a n d recently redecorated 4 bedroom Mesa Verdu home on prlvute COl"\1er lot. Only $122.000 Ask for Glen Hcllwa rth -631 1266. lOOM FOlt MOii 300 x 66 R·2 lot with 3 units -zoned lor 6 Jn C0t>tu Mesa $189,900. Ask for Roy Si~mcns 631·1266. llST IUY IN MESA VERDE Quality con tructed 4 bedroom. 3 bath home on hugt:' lot a midst custom homcs. Seller motivated. Immediate O<'('Upitncy -Ask for Glen Hellwarth. 631 laiG. IRVIHE TRl·LEVB. Yul'-' model -tri·level with 4 bt'drooms. formal dining and sunken romlly room. wet bar. $109.900 or try ltlatto option at sus.ooo. Ask for Roy Siemens. 631·1266. IUSIHESS OPPORTUNITY Ile your own boss in 1979. Auto pa rts l'ltor~ $43,500 and owner will carry with $19.500 down. Ask for Roy Siemens. 631-1266. IRVIHE RENT ~ .. S For Rent or lease. 2.050 square foot home in Irvine. 4 or s bedrooms. 3 baths. $650/m onth. First & secunty deposit of $500. 1.500 square fool home. 3 bedroom. l .V.. bath, added family room and central air. $500/month. First & secur ity deposit of $300. Ask for Roy Siemens 631 -1266. of costo MHO. lrYIM, Mwport Moch, htc. 234 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa 631·1266 Nutlonw1de NC'lwork or Individually Owned and Operated Heal Kc;tate Offtt'es IUILDEIS V A House plus pool. plus Bachelor on 19000 square • • root R·2 lot. 8 Units O.K . Government program Owner ~lll carry ~nd now to $100 ooo Lots of 1ubor dinate. Asking bomee quallty. ·Call for $110,000. Call 982-1788 inloNOWI ~1434. • KE:Y Century 21 Gold Star R€ ALTORS A -.... WANT A NEW CAREER WITH UNLIMITED EARNINGS? Start By Getting Your Real Estate License $79 Enrollment FeeJ ncludes: •Professional Class Lectures - com plete in as little as 2 weeks •Complete Textbook & Materials *Practice Exams •Cassette-tape lectures (optional) •OHice Placem ent Consulation •3 Locations: Santa Ana, Huntington Beach, Laguna Hills CALL HOW FOR FREE GUEST PASS. TO ENROLL CALL: 551-9325 CENTURY 21 Sales Tra in in g Progr ams can put you on the ROAD TO SUCCE.5.5. ~. C•lwy 21 01 .. Comly. hie. R t'C S U C I' I I · I I AB EO MA I' I I I I ttlG Z ~N I' I I' I I H OCDt R SEE THESE TODAY SINGLE LEVEL CONDO .. the choice LINDA model coodo ln the BLU.FFS. with many upgrades. The floor plan is convenient & the commun. pool 1s within easy walking distance. 3 Bdrms .. 2 baths & 2 large patios . $162.500. 2715 VISTA UMBROSA. N.B. OPENSAT/SUN.12:30·4:30 THE ILUFFS ... a pride or ownership area. This at· tractive 3 bdrm .. 2 bath condo. with 1900 sq. ft. of living space. offers all the convenientes. It is s harp. vacant & r e· ady for OCl'upuncy. Only S131.500. 689 VISTA BONITA. N.B. OPEN SUN . 12: 30-4 . 30 . IA YSIDE DRIVE ... a c hoice condo on THE WATER : a scarce commodity on today's market ! All rooms are spac ious. mcluding 2 bdrms .. 2 baths & lanai. The hvmg rm. & dining areas are huge. which makes for easy entertaining. The large pie· lure windows frame an inspiring marine view $350,000. 1229 BAYSIDE DR .. N.B. OPEN SAT/SUN.12:30-4:30 CHOICE CONDO ... in choice location of RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN. overlooking MASON PARK & LAKE. Highly upgraded. 2 bdrms .. 21h bath unit. Vacant & move·m cond1 - t10n ! Sl24.500. #29 MONTAN AS ESTE. IRV . OPEN SAT/SUN. 12:30-4:30 OH CHERRY LAKE ... a private lake in NEWPORT BEACH: a ll rooms are spacious in· eluding 4 bdrms .. 3 baths & huge Cami· ly rm. -complete with billiard table. The floor plan 1s fl exible. S298.000. By app'l. INVESTMENT STARTER Located EASTSIDE COSTA MESA : two uni ls. 2 bdrms ... 1 bath each : also enclosed garage for each unit. R-2 lot 50x120 : handy to banks. post office & supermarkeLc;. Price only S129.000. Fee land -you own it. By app't. 1 ftHi~i zt;r1 450 NEWPORT CE NTE R DRIVE 7S9-0l11 ~~ .......... !~~~~~ .......... !~~ LIDO ISLE Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances custom s pacious 5 'bdrm .. 4 bath traditional home; like new. Ideal fot entertaining. $500,000 OCEANFRONT 924 W. OCEANFRONT OP&I SUH. 1·4 Quality craftsmansh ip in mahog. trim & oak floors sets off t his landmark ; 4 . BR. 3 ba . home in finest location. Established trees & lawns. $485.000. ' · IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 2'h bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool. playhouse, storage $169,000. Ter ms. IAYFROHT Several fine bayfront homes with pie r & s lip AVALON Well constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba. oak floor, part ial basement. concrete foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J41 Bo1y\od .. [),,,. N ... b/S blbl G1Mrill 10021G••r.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cae: 110181 BLllRS CD OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE ILUFFS BEAUTY Great End Unit On One Of The Finest Streets In Newport Beach's Bluffs . Spectacula r 4 BR W/3 Ba. Jn Wooded Setting. Short Distance To Pool And Entertainment Art'.!a. Sep. 'llining Room/Huge Living Room ~1sed Hearth FP. High Wood B ea med Cei ling s Thru-Out. $169,500. A "Joy Of Newport" List in~. CAPISTRANO. IEACH Delightful Dup~x On The Beautiful Sa nd y Beach. Each Ul)il Has 3 BR & Family Roo m W I Fireplace. Winter;.Summer Re ntals. Price. $650,000 DANA POINT Ove rlooking Dona 'Point Harbor And Marina This Spec tacular Contemporary Offers A Breathtaking 180" View. Two Story Entry Leads To A Dramat\c Living R oom W / Rou g h Hewn Wood Fireplace. Sep. Dining. Gourmet Kltchen. Master Sulte +3 F..a.m._ Bedrms. Beaut . Grounds W/40' Pool. Sauna & Jacuul. $600,000. ~ • 1il ~1·1• -.~ 111 DOVll Dltft JASMI .. ca•-uc~ AHA Amt!nitles galore in this br~d new "Sea Breeze'' model and the gate- guarded. picturesque. quiet communi· ly. Nice vi ew rrom this lovfly 3 BR, FR & formul DR. Fully air·cond . landscaped. auto. sprinklers1 luxury <'Ptng, mirrored wardrobes & beaut. light fixtures. Call 644-6079 for entry during open house or 644·4910 other limes. Priced right $239,000 5 JITrf Da. SAT /SUM ) Z:JM:lO ocm~ B.MAMCI nus EXCITU4G VIEW! $271.000 Panoramic v iew of c ity ligh ts. gorgeous sunsets & Catalina. Picture perfect inside & out~ide ! A highly im· proved "Nantucke t" model. Prof'. de· corated & landscaped . Expensive wallcoverinies. draperies & cptng. auto. sprinklers & outdoor ltghting. Gate-guarded community offers ten- nis courts & pool. See this beauty today J\.ND buy 1t ! ! 1915 YACHT EtfCHANTRESS S-IJ:l0/4:30 llG CAtfYON CUST~775,000 Beautiful l·story custom home with great golf course view. inviting entry with lus h tropica l la nd scaping . Private e nc losed pool. 4 ~rooms <including glamorous master suite w/fireplace>. formal dining rm, fami- ly rm with wet ba r plus a lge billiard room. 3 baths + luxurious pwd rm. Lovely quiet cul-de-sac street. Sec. guarded country C'lub area. See any time! Call now 644 -4910 IRVIHE TaRACE VIEW HOME Spectacular panoramic view of the harbor. jelly. city lights. Catalina and gor geous sunsets. A sight to behold! 2 La rge bedrooms plus maid's rm & sit- ting room. formal dining room & den. Lovely pool m en closed courtyard. $310.000. See any lime. WESLFf H. TA YLOlt CO. 211 I San ~Hiltloed HEWPOltT CEMTElt, H.I . 644-49 I 0 IA Y FROMt HOME <including land) Pier &Shp $725.000 Magnificent 4 bedroom, 4 bath 4 rireplace. library home in Dover Shores OP8f HOUSE SAT /SUH 320 Morning Star Ln . Npt Bch. Ca. Lido Mn~mt. 646-4021 or 675-2444 Broker participation invited. CONDO St.onegate F..etates 1400 sq ft. 2BR. 2..., ba. frplc Beaut. decor . cov'd pauo. dbl gar, pool, s pa. clubhouse. tennis ('OUrtS Great 10<'.f'/P $74.950 Open Sunday I S 12146 ~gale Lane. Garden Grove. HUNTIHGTOH HAU OUR Qindo. Super location I lge Bdrm, pool. sauna rec rm. tennis courts F/PS73~. 2 HOUSES/ I LOT Grut Costa Mesa loca· bOn. Never a vacancy Olli for details. Ask for HEW LISTING! WATERFRON T : p1e r !float , duplex on legal R·2 lot: close to shops · l..ido Villal{e · a real value for 1249.500' ..,_layrrop. A..tton • 675-7060 . FREE ... ... list of VA homes. IOO's lo choose from. Some with NO DOWN/NO ~.Call ror your list at 645-7221. Mi~~·-~-~-·.=~-·--....-_.. 5ltaht-& Allett RHlty. fftc. 675-6741 LIDO REAL TY PRESENTS SPECTACULAR CdM VIEW! PRICE REDUCTION!! - Owner w11l finance on installment sale . 9 12'; anleres t : 3 ba ths. 1-level: large corner lot. B'ay & o t• e a n v 1 c w s w I t h s u n s e t s supreme! New price $215.000. on fee land ! ELEGANT TOWNHOUSE Special opportunity. R. 7' i variable loan ava1labll'. Owner wi ll carrv secondary financing. Overlooking Big Canyon Golf Course. LIKE A WATER VIEW? See thi s hi g hly upgrade d townhouse in presti~ious Rancho San Joaquin. 3 B<.lrms .. 3 baths. overlooking Mason Park & lake. with picturesque U.C.I. Campus & Turllerock Hills in background. Walk to ~olf cours e & tennis courts. Priced al $165.000 JACUZZI & LARGE POOL 2 Bdrm .. 2 bath homt.> with unique spiral staircase leading to bonus room thal can easily be converted into 2 bdrms. Formal dining rm .• 2 custom frplcs. & many other amenlti~ .• 67J.1JOO .4 Dl'VllKJn ol Red Hi/) AMhy f t Ir • •• • 1 •• \ '!f • -· ~ , .. Offers ExcluslYe H1111es . CUSTOM -1.17 AC l lS Prav t~ road leads you to Uili br-nd nc•w hom • wath JOO de~~ \ lcw o( Cup• lr-ano hills und vaU ~Y" Lots of r-uom for-hOl"$l'S. pool. and ffll~rt In '"" $348,000 SUHHY HILLS -FULUITON Rrond new d\'\ clopment w•th 10'1 f tnlllll'Uli: ii\' 1ihtblc 4 UR 21 , Rath. bl()ck. woll. funuly nX>m "ilh v; tb.ar. IC, nevt.1r 11\oo 'n tcrrafk fnmUy area. Sll9,900 C lllST'S I ES T Tht.• ru ... l~"Sl 1wlltnJ,: C'tlntlO.'I in Nt.>wport R<.•al·h now. 1~ Newport trt>M This h11thly UpAruded Plun 4 I!\ n perh.-cl reuson. Prkcs nrt.> gomg up la~t don't misi, out ' Call ror a pr1vatt• s howing. · 2600 E. Coast Hwy Corona d~ Mar 759-9386 'Ga•r• 1002,G••r.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• TA ABELL REALTORS ~ Showplace! Better Hurry. Newly oainted executive. reduced to sell' 3 bedroom home with gourmet kitchen featuring microwave. eating bar family room. entry, dining and hearty fireplace Patio and lush landscaping Won 1 lase• s 123 950 ~ 1720 $71,900: FHA, VA Terms With large EZ carP yard ideal for the comin<J summer• 3 t>e<lroom lam11y home with ea11ng area. counlry l\11cnE>n and pa110 area Newly painted interior Near goad schoOls call now• 540.1720 JoCJ To Beach Near Countrv Club Rf>ducect thousands fo flt your budger• Come and sae this IOvf'ly Mesa Verde executive with 4 bedroo~ formal dining eattng area entry. lam•ly room and firppJacP Plush carpets. deluxe klfchen wtlh built-ins for mom Grab 11' s 133 000 540.1 720 Can You Believe It?? Only lhe very best here llt for a king Lush atrium creates an inv11tng. fresh armosphere here• Hearty f1replace. dining. gourmet counlry kitchen and 3 bedrooms Smoke detector. EZ care yard and co11ered patt0 Call f '' all details 540.1720 Start the Mew Year RiCJht ... L1v1nq 1n sryle m this execultve s dream' Oehqhllul newly caroetf>d contemp0rary 3 bedroom home with dining. eattng area. and attractive deco< thrO\lghoul Swedish fireplace 1n pa1t0. sparkling DOOi and 2 patios Call now• $104.900 540-1720 $64,500 Deluxe Starter Owners pnde' EZ care 2 bedroom condo in pres11g1ous Mesa Verde area Attrachvelv decorated. comfy lloorplan. Eatrng area ou•lt·ms and co11ered patio Comm pool 540-1720 Hidden 2 Story: Entertainer's Delight Outs1and1nq ranch style ouallly bu1ll 4 bedroom home with parltel ocean view Garden entry. cheery family room. eating area. d1nmg room and 2 bncl< fireplaces. LOIS of choice closer space: lovely wet bar Covered patio al')d RV parking s 148.900 540-1720 Laguna Miguel: Ocean & Canyon View Executive condo. near spa. 1acuzz1. pool and clubhouse Walk to beach from this 3 bedroom condo: floorplan includes dining. eallnQ area. entry. family room area and 2 !tie 1treol0ces Pa\lio and pool . drop by and see' Reduced to sell 540-172..0. Almost New Customized Buccola Lovely home in pnme Santa Ana locale. PluSh carpets throughoot this ranch style 3 bedroom home: complete with dining. eauno area. tam11y room and handsome bnck fireolac:e Greenllouse window in kitchen. oversized pantry. Ttlere s more Call now• $81.500 &40-17'20 540-1720 .) 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TA RIEU Me ..... RELO IMMALD IAY -.............. ,,. .... __,. c .. -1ty ............ ,..., ........... ...., ... c;iu. Two t.e4roo.• ,an dH or J •• 11; 1111•• .. ~·· ~ leu ttt. I .,._. .... ~ $270.000. O CEAN Yll W-IMllALD IAY tlt·lrntif ul 4 tX'droom pJu:, farntlY roorn with OJ.>4'1) twam cc1tinJU1. n.'d ccdor. tile roof. funlost1<· privat e mn:,tl'r bedroom bu1tu. formal dining, huge playroom. pllL~ deluxe kitchen. This is a tremendous opportunity tor anyone dcslnn~ the umenilles and pravacy of f':m<.•rold Uay. $.525.000. 644-7020 212 l SAN JOAQUIM HILLS ROAD NEWPO•T IEACH ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE . INC. A I OtA ll Y CWNlU COMl'MO '>tHVINC , IHl SOUI H COASI AHl A 51NU 1%i TOP SALESPERSON FOR DECEMBER MARGE MORGAN 1 BDRM CONDO Quiet adult complex. wa l k to shopping. Vacant. move now. How about a place fo r mom. or a st arter for the kids. < 18 years of age or older r! Only $49.950. Cal 546-4141 Serving Costa M esa·lrvine Huntington Beiic h -Newport Beach 210 FEET OF VIEW! J\ spN~tacular wide. view Jot in Ha rbor View Hills. Enjoy both day & night views in this finest of loca- tions: spacious 4 bdrm. home with formal dining rm. & pa neled family rm. with frplc. Nicely decorated. with a bea utiful pa tio & yard. Priced by transferred owner at a bargain $269.000. See 3007 Settml! Sun Or. Open Sat & Sun. 1·5. LA CUESTA RACQUET CLUB For the tennis set. Conveniently loc:atcd in Huntington Beach near /\d ums & Beach Sharp 3 bdrm. + clcn tondo overlooking the tennis c·ourts. Immaculate cond .. with hi g h beamed ceilings, a cheerful frplc. & a lar~e. private patio & ctcc:k. Wh at a buy at $108.900! Come & ~ec.• for yourself. Sat. & Sun. 1-5. Sec 1412 J\pplccross. HILLTOP VIEW From one of Lhc highest points in Corona dcl Mar. a lovely ranch ~ty le 4 bdrm. home on a 11 .. acre lot overlookin g n atural can yon . Th crc·s a frplc. in the mstr. bdrm. -so perfect for tncsc wintry days. the farruly rm has rustic paneling & the kitchen is so bri~ht & cheerful you could cook all day. Out of town owner has priced to sell at $254.900. See 709 Cameo Highlands Dr .. open Sat. &Sun. 1-5. OWNER WILL FINANCE Don 'l let the money market keep you from seeing this spacious f ami- ly home in the Westcliff a rea. 5 Bdrms., aJI on one level, a big fami- ly rm. with frplc. + a poolsized yard. Located near Mariners Park. on quiet. trcc·Hned street. You won't believe the value at $186.800. Many homes in the a r ea have sold fo r much ·more and, there is no l'mancinJ:! problem . MAN ON THE MOYE? I\ perf eel 2 bdrm. condo, end unit. in lhe ever popular Bluffs. Located on widest greenbelt near <but not too near ) swimming pool. High, open beamed ceilin~s. a cozy wood burning frplc. & private. e nclosed patio. Ideal spot for that person on th<· move. and at $144.750 you won't f md a better investment! ADDQ> SHclAL FEATURE Wh\)n you buy any of these fine horhes through Harbor Realty. you ~et a 1-year home protection plan ins uring you against m a lfunction of m ajor appliances or home comPQ- nents. at no additional cost ! Why settle for less? • --......... .. Sundly. Jtnua7 7. 1979 UNl9U1 HOME' OPEN l·S TOO.A Y UHIQUI IH COIOM.A 011. MA• -3 bdrm charmer on an R-2 lot. Great location. custom remodeled a nd some view. See Sara Marvrn a t 506 Marguer ite. Bring $172,500. UNl9UE IN IAYC•EST -Ivan Wells. g lass. beams and pride of ownership. Bring Sl95.000 and see J anet Lehman at 1837 Commodore Rd .. Baycrest. UNIQUE IN CORONA DEi. MAI -Pride of owners hip duplex. comer location. added guest room. low ma mt. See Dwayne Merry at 520 Orchid. bring $209.500. UNIQUE IM IRVIME GROVES -Forme r model, beautiful decor. 3 bdrms. 2 1fi baths. 1650 sq. ft .. only $110.000. See Ma rilyn Rousselot a l 5 Monarch. UNIQUE IH IRVIME -Three bedroom. excelle nt buy. really nice decor . landscaping. patios. Sec Rita Bola nd at 14901 Geneva m Greentree. UNIQUE IN NEWPORT IE.ACH - Custom homes. <only one left!>. 3 bdrms. 2 s tory. sun d ec k s. microwaves. etc. $215.000. See Allan Heller at Irvine and 15th in Newport Heig hts. UNIQUE OH SPYGLASS HIU. -3 bdrm. pool. jacuzzi. inc red . view impecca- ble condition. $399.000. See Nadine Croul at 3 Point Sur. UNIQUE IN FOUNT AIM VALLEY -5 bdrms. 7200 sq. ft. lot. near Mi. Sq . Park. just $96.000. ·See Laraine Shaw at 16371 Mahogany. UNIQUE IN MEWPORT IEACH -Great family home . 4 bdrms. a back yard. jacuzzi. Pricl'd at $205.999 on fee land. See Natalie Fogarty at 1877 Port Tag- gart. UNIQUE IN llG CANYON -2 bdrms. 2 baths. 2 patios and close to pool, te n· nis a nd jacuzzi. A t ownhome at $145.000. Sec Debi Bibb at #71. Sea Island Dr. UNIQUE IN OLD CDM -Cute duplex! 2 Bdrm borne, guest room plus f antasttc I Bdrm income unit. See Elaine Bell . <owner> at 406 He li otrope. bring $215.000. U~IVUl:. li()Ml:S REALTORS· THE NICEST PEOPLE SE lLING fHE NEATEST HOMF S CORONA DEL MAR. 675-6000 MESA VERDE. 546·5990 • CALL US 10% DOWH H.ARIOR VIEW HILLS 3 Bdrm. 2 ba executive home. Owner will finance. No credit needed. Im med possession. EASTILUFF Huge 5 Bdrm. 3 ba. 2 s tory. just redecorated including new carpets & still priced thousands under marke t at S166.500. I.ACK I A Y YIU.AGE Priced to sell at $109.500. This 3 Bdrm. 21 :i ba. 2 story end un it ts ideally located. Call for details. TURTLE ROCK Plan IH Broadmoor -5 Bdrm. 21/:? ba on fee land. Good location, ~reat value tit $155.000. R.C. 'TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 ~ Walker l; l r.e RwEBtate GUARAMTHD SALE 8UUy CUStoQ1h:ed S fc S built 4 bdrm. fmly home w/addeij on fmly rm. jacuzzi ~ much, much more! 1950 sq fl. ~ 7711 c;;J Walker & lee CAN COO STYLE 2br, 2ba condo. Pool, many amenities. Close to everyUUng. Only 171.500. m.5370. ALLSTATE ' REALTORS -..XIHYOUR OWHPOOL 4 bdrm.-Mesa Verde home. Super all new k1tch. Ci lite floor. 2 frplcs. RV acce.111. As· swnable loan at 8~%. This can't la~l! Call to- day! S4.S-!M9l =:= Walker & lee Real ~tale GIANT FIXER Abandoned ! Need s work! 16x32' sw1mmmg pool! Located on qui el cul-de-sac VA terms! Hurry! CaJI: MS-0303 F OREST E OLSON .... , ...... MHllAHCH Situated oo 18,500 sq. ft or sprawling lawn w /bone COITaJa & barn il this lov · ely 3 bdrm. 2 story ranch ho me w /sbake roo~ Quiel cou ntry a t -mosphere w /clly ad· dress. Just reduced to $127.000, S4.S-9491 *LHiM'IDATIOM• •6VAHOMIS• Investor UQwd•ttnR Homes 1n COLLEGE PARK and MESA DEL MAR HURRY-They are In good shape and WON'T WT LONG. so doWll to .... ASK FOR ......... A,... 541-0100 ls ff Pcmible? OLD CORONA DEL MAR 4.000 sq. ft. Yes!! 1 Tnple Al double wide lot just 0 r ocean Blvd. Formal living rm + family rm w/wet oar. 5 large bedrms, each with lt 's own bath. 3 secluded private patios. Spiral stalrcase leading to 2nd level. 4 car enclosed garage. All this under one roof on corner lot. Don't let tMs one get away! CaJI 673-8550 [ iifif liill -----_) Want Ad Help?" 642-5678 AN IMVUTM84T to warm your heart this winter and keep you cool at tax time. Each 2 bdrm unit or thJs duplex has a fireplace and that old CdM ~harm. ·Lots ot room to be c reative -even financially! Come In and let's ta lk about S t 4 J.ASMIMI .,. .,... ...... ·-- Sl5'.t 00 .. Coldwell Banker ·~ flfSID{NllAl eroKERJIGt ~f!N<N •OPEH HOUSES 1 -&* • . °"" ... SHOllCOlllll' Charming 4 bedroom ranWy home r ecently re modeled, wit,.Qllet>rator wallpapers. ne w carpets. ~apes and shutters, gourme• ~~hen. wood floors, French doors•to lushly planted patio, iron gated pool area. m un y c us tom appointments thro\ltChOUl. $325,000 ln · the land. SEE EDIE 0 242 DRIFTWOOD OPBf '" COltOMA oa Two brand new ..glorious C homes with ever-y possible ture to make family living ~ly a comfort but a joy! 4 bNI08lns. 3 baths. exposed beamed. Wllngs. tons of storage, 3 firepla~ Superb kitchen. wet bar, view decks and much much more. $4J9,000 a nd $398,000. SEE LUCY ROSE AT 233 POl NSE'ITlA &3631 SEAVIEW. OPlM IM OlO COtlOHA D& MAR Your chance to move into a brand new Cape Cod built on a trod lined c ul·d e·sac 11"2 bloc ks W-0m Big Corona Beach. Two n~w Jtomes. both ;J b edrooms . 2 rftepta ces. Fre nc h doors, country k1t~~s. ex· posed beamed ceilin~~;; & ~'much more. $290.000 a nd $29ft000. SEE NANCY SIMMONS AT 304 & 306 HE LIOTROPE OPEH IH H.AllOlt VIEW HIU.S Monte r ey Model -4 Bedroom. separate family room with wet bar. Great for entertaining. EKtra large lot, formal dining room. shows Jik~ a model. $269,000. SEE BRENDA GLASS AT 3814 TOPSID OPEH IN HAUOa VIEW HILLS Ocean View plus a tastefully de- corated 3 bdrm. home. There are 2 wood burning fireplaces for cozy "a t Home" even ings and a ~or~eous pool for those sunny after- noons . Presented at $215,000. SEE L YLEEN EWING AT 909 TILLER WAY. OPEH IH HAUOlt Vf!W HILLS A home for the most discriminating buyer, nestled in a park-like setting overlooking a magnificent gr een- belt. Lovely decor with 5 bedrooms ~nd family room. Exceptional at $239.500. SEE CAROLE MCMAHON AT 2712WAVECREST OPEH IM HAUOR VIEW HOMES F o rmer Some.rset mode l, spec- tac ular garden with 55' pool & jacuzzi. Many, many extra features in this 5 BR 3 BA family home. Compl etely a ir-conditioned & priced al S249,900 Fee. SEE CRAIG KINDIG AT 1842 PORT SHEF· FIELD. OHM OH THE PEMIMSUL.A I.A YROMT Spacious home with French doors that opens the entire front onto a brick patio. Overlooking the m ain bay. Extensive wood pane ling. Master suite with s itting room, wet bar, back sta irs, a mong many ex- tras. On the peninsula for $750.000 -FEE. SEE BILL BENTS AT 1024 E. BALBOA BLVD. OP8' 9C THE llUFFS End unit "Anita" in Early Bluffs. Freshly decorated 3 bdrms, 2 baths. Walk t o schoo ls a nd s hopping. $1 09 ,000 . SEE BARBARA ROUNDTREE AT2000 BAJA OPEN IM UMIVBtSITY PAik Just steps to Tennis and Communi- ty P ool. This lar ge 3 bedroom townhouse. with fa mily room and 2 112 baths. in Univer sity P a rk Village I cul·de-s ac street location . bac ks to bike path and greenbelt. $101,950. SEE CORA BALDIKOSKI AT 17746 PALMENTO OPEH IN WOODIRIDGE Almost n ew "Jeffer son " in the "Estates". All landscaping and up- g r ades do ne . R e lax In your 2· bedroom, den,~ bath. stnm.e level hom e. Priced to compete with new sales Base price. $108;950. SEE MAGGI E GUTit AT 215 W. YALE LOOP /" ltG C.ANYOH-C~ 2 DR. Den ... Pinehurflt"~1n-im· mac ula t€\ condition. VVilr>Jease· option. trade or sell. Fou_ntaf~. ten· n1s courts, pools a nd view of ~olf cou r se from d ec k•. Q u I c k possessjon. $175,000. DULll"S CHOICI ~ A DUPLEX? A HOME?. of a com· blnation ot BOTH??? on~s'choice WEST BAY AVE. P SULA location. Decor is delight a nd it is in move-In condition. yOURS for $285,000. t "'' r . .. '· I DI CWL.YPtLOT Gundey.~"l7.tt7'0 .............. " ._,t.n,_.S. ..._....,_.,. H ...._a.....&..... •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...................... • ................. . ••"~-H,......... Ho==.__......... e .. I e ............ ~ .._..... .._. -_, IHt•rlll ll02 1001 1-. .,.,..,.......... .•••..•...•........... .....•................ ... --.... • .................................................................... ••••!••••······ .. •• .. •• aw Im •-NII 1112 •••f'til 1112 - 4 ................................................................... . MAGNIFICENT COUNTqRY f'R2NQ1 M ANSION Almo.t 7000 sq. ft. o classic ele gance met1culou11ly deta1le with lavlab use o masonry. importe ceramic tile , band rubbed oak cabinets trim. opulent nysta chandeliers. Mammo master bedroom 1wte plus 3 other bedrooms, bathrooms all featurin Sherle Wagner han piunted porcelau> bow & m atching bras faucets, 4 supe r rirepa.ces, large under JtrOUDd wine cefbr ~· ached by a winding anti que brick tunnel. Tb kitchen 11 a cuUoary master's delight, 20x l1v1ng room & huge formal dining room l..oca&.ed high up in 1'ulUn Hilla with s wee anr:;·ews or tree tops. li & distant c1tlea In- <' ud i ng a pee k at Catalana. $1,200,000 . owner wtll finan« with reasonable down pay. menl. E'Xchanies con· •idered. Prtncipa!JI only please. Owner-Broker. Rick AJderett.e, 731-5115. GRAND OPENING 'Panoramic ocean view and romantfc night lights from $80,995 10% DOWN NO COSTS TO BUYER Located tm tht• Rlufr at !he W~ end of Wllaon ot Paclfl\' A•~. 2217'-Hk ........... 'FeatureS • Sunk<'n lhin1 room • FormoldlnlflS(room • R u1Uc cedar shah roo(a •E•t•n•lvo wooct •ldln• tlainect bum., • l)elu!llr land1<'1plnir • Dullt·ll' rtlkro~ovc ~WC'D •Flrf'Plllt't' •C•thtdral ttlllno In master bfdrvocn Sal .. Aflllrt al •It• 63l-2246 ' HOU IS FOi SALE 2 • ... FAM RM or DIM 219 Vin San ftc mo <Lldo Isle> N.B. 675-5626 Daily l ·4 1614 S:mtanelln Terr .. CdM 673-8494 $179,500 Sun. 1-5 34 Seascape, Newport Beach 631-1400 $96,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1851 Port Kimberley. Newport Sch 752-1700 $168.000 Sun 12·5 J843 Newport Hills Dr E<IMlms > NB 642·8235 $167,500 rec sis 12·4 3 IEDllOOM •2935 Java Rd. <Mesa Verde) C.M. 675-8800 $175,000 Sun 12·3 2!}) Walnut (E/Side) Costa Mesa 751-3191 $78.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 302 Heliotrope. Corona d e l Mar 673-4400 $298.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 306 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar 673-4400 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2135 Pomona. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $74.900 Sun 12·5 2040 Paloma, Costa Mesa 979-5370 Sat/Sun 11 ·3 5041 Paseo de Vega, Irvine 552-7500 Sat/Sun 1·5 416 Plata. Bluffs, Newport Bch 640-53.57 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 •17891 Fairhaven. N. ~anta Ana 752-1700 $124,000 Sun 1-4 #11 Ash Tree. Irvine 752-1700 Slo.1,900 Sun 12-4 2915 Broad Sl .. r:Jewport Hts NB f>46-771J Sun 1·5 JOO Intrepid. Nwpt Crst . N.B. 640-5.157 Sun l ·5 448 Mornmg Canyon . CdM 640-53.57 Sun 1·5 550 Vista Grande <Eastbluf() NB 642·8235 Sun. 1·4 02 Sparrowh awk <Woodbridge) Irv ine 552-7500 Sun. 1·5 250 Myrtle. Tustin 540-3666 $69,900 Sun 1·5 1715 New Ha m pshire. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $106,500 Sun. 1·5 1000 Linden Pl.. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $71.900 Sun. 1-5 420 Lenwood. Cost a Mesa · 540-1720 $123.950 Sun. 1-5 •3119 Gibraltor, Costa Mesa 540-1720 $104.000 Sun. 1·5 * • 322 62nd St .. Newport Bch 642·3850 $169.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 226 Via Gr aziana, Newport Beach 675-1984 Sun 1-5 312 Magnolia <EISide > CM ' 645-9161 Sunday 1-5 9431 Candlewood <Deane Grdn> HB 645-9161 $189,950 Sunday 1-5 1915 Yacht Enchantress <Seaview> NB 644·4910 $278.000 Sun. 12:30-4:30 2869 Drake <Mesa del Mar J CM 549-1312 ~.000 Sunday 12·5 14901 Geneva <Gmtree) Irv. 675-6000 $88.500 Sun. 1·5 •345 Uni versity #a-1. C.M. 962-7788 $94,900 Sun 1·5 19L'; Yacht EnchantrHs, NB 644·4910 $278,000 &Jn 12:30-4:30 2.804 Cliff. Newport Beach 646-7171 $292,000 Sun 12-4 l II ~ PAM RM or D8t 221 Via Sari Remo <Lldo Jsle)"N.B. · ' 675-5626 DnUy 1-4 1918 0iana'Ln. tHbT Hind> NB 642·5200 $116,900 Sat/Swl 1·5 682 Da rrell, Costa Mesa 543-1168 f14 950 Sun 1-4 S Jetty Drive (Jasmine Crk) CdM 644-4910 $239,000 Sun 12:30-4:30 2918 Ellesmere <Mesa Verde> CM 546-5990 $111 900 .Sat/Sun l·5 J937 Port ClaJrld°Q(;, Hrbr View1 NB 84-4 ·5131 $166",ti> Sat & Sun 3591 Rebel Cir., Huntlngt()ll Bcb ~ $24.5,000 Sat/Sun 12·~ 1819 Bonne Dooo (Irv Terr) CdM. 675·3411 ~.000 '" Sa/&u!'i..., •1507 Santanella Un'Terr) CclM '7~3411 Sl.58,850 Slt/S. t-5 llACH conAGE Halboo Pt:r\ nsulo 2 bedroom rottuli(C Oldl•r horn<'. lmmuculale cond1t1on. H ~tot lOO' S13S.OOO -Balboa Island Realty AHOit'(~ rNWf~ 673•1700 OCEAHFROHT'P&rrHOUSE North Laguna Bc•ch's finest lo cu· lions. Extremely spaclous with spec- tacular oceon v(cw. About 3000 sq. ft. or luxury 2 nt!w huge p•Uo decks & private eievstor. Offer o reasonable down payment & seller will carry en· tlre balance <with no lender pro· blefrul) M klng $395,000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 • 2919 MIWPOIT llYd. ~l- DIRECTORY 500 Mar~ucr1tc <Old CdM > CdM 675-6000 $172.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1837 Commodore Rd c Baycrst> NB 642· 1340 $L95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 MS lrvin<.' Dlvu <Nwpl HJtts> NB 675·6000 S215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#3 Point Sur. Spyglass. CdM 675-6000 $399.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 3264 Minnesota, Costa Mesa 751-1473 $87.500 Sun. 1·5 •1509 Dolphin Terr Orv Terr> CdM 675-6000 S515.000 Sat /Sun 1·5 •4525 Camd e n <Cam eo Shores> CdM 673-7040 $489,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 1524 Anita Ln., Newport Beach 835-4712 $165,000 Sat /Sun 12·5 1294 Watson. C~ta Mesa 546-2313 $89,900 Sun 12·4 #18 Kiola. Newport Beach 631-1400 $142.500 Sunday 1·5 •19 11 Heliotrope. Santa Ana 631·1400 $245.000 Sunday 1-5 1044 Santiago <Dover Shores> NB 642·8235 S370.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 600-lSth St. <Newport Heights> NB 642-8235 $198,500 Sat/Sun H 2008 Yacht Res olute <Seaview> NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 2010 Yacht Hesolule ,CSeavaew> NB 644-6200 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1009 Sandcastle. CdM 644-6200 $207 .000 LH Sat/Sun 1 ·5 322 Poinsettia A vc .• Cd M 644-6200 $259,500 Sat/Sun l ·5 80 1 Ceiba ( Eas lhlurf> ND 644·6200 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 492 16th Place. Costa Mesa 645· 7221 $123,000 Sat 11-3: Sun 1-4.30 #97 .Jasmine (;r eek. CdM 675-5.511 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 119 J asmine Creek Dr., CdM 675·5.511 $248,500 Sat /Sun 1-5 4902 Corkwood Ln <Univ. Park> Irv. fi42-823.5 $172.950 Sun. 1·5 1800 Antigua Cir. < Baycresu NB 642·8235 $279,500 Sun. 1·5 2903 N. Baker. <Mesa Verde) C. M. 642-823.S $107.000 Sun. 1 :30-5 #1 J etty <JasmineCreek>CdM 644-6200 Sun 1-5 1929 Tustin A vc. < F:asts 1dc >. C. M. 545-9491 $124,900 Sun 12·4 2722 Skylark. Cost a Mesa 540·1720 $143.500 Sun 1·5 6 Silver Crescent. T rtlrk Hind. Irv. 675-3411 $189.900 Sun. 1·5 9281 Neolani. Huntington Bc h 645.-0303 $92,500 Sun. 12·4 113 Via Nice <Lido Isle> Npt. Sch. 673· 7300 S unday 12-4 5 Monarc h <lr~Grove > Irv. 675·6000 Sll0.000 Sun. 1·5 21932 Harbor Breeze. Huntin~ton Bc·h 9fi3·28fi8 $140.000 Sun 10·4 1 ltl Via Xanthe (Udo ls h•) NB 964 ·2431 S39'J.OOO Sun l ·4 1730 New HamJ>sh1re. Costa Mesa 751-7274 $102.900 Sunday t 5 ,• 1379 Shannon Ln (lfalccrcst> CM 546-5144 $'17.950 Sunday 1 5 2501 lla rborView Or., -CdM 673-7300 Sun. 12·4 22 Whitewa ter. Jai;mn Ck. CdM 675-3411 S237 .9~ Sun. 1 ·5 1903 Yacht Camilla <Sea vu> NB 675-Mll $279,000 Sun. 1·5 JO 17 Sandcastle. Hrbr View Hls. CdM 640-5112 $202,000 Sunday 12.4 1341 Sussex Ln .• Ne wnort Beach 645-7221 Sl69.500 Sun 1 5 14701 Beach <College P ark ) Irvine 640·5000 $98.500 Sun 1·!> 1~1 Butler, Irvine 646-7171 $105.900 Sun 1 4 4la>IOOM 9001 Hyde Park Dr., Hunt'g Beach 213/323-1000 Sat /Sun l ·S 2175 Placcntia1 Costa Mesa 645-0303 $74,500 S 1-4/S 12-4 115 Via Waziers. Lido sle, N.8. 675-~17 Sat & Sun 1·5 . 4942 Gainsport <Calif Hms) lrv. 5!59-6800 182.900 Sun 1·5 439 Conal St .. Newport Beach 548·1290 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 209 Pearl, Balboa Island· 640-5357 $290,000 Sat /Sun l·S 395 Granado, Back Bey, NB 646·7711 $162,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 14242 Pinewood. Tu.stln 762·1'1GO • 500 t9 81Unwood, lrvint! Tu.l'lQO ....., 1910 Greenbrier. N. Santa Ana 752·1414 $110.000 Sun. 12 4 33 Fortuna East . Irvine 552· 7500 Sun 1 5 1582 M inorca. Mesa Verde. CM 547 ·0717 $98. 400 Sunday 12·5 5721 Clark. Huntington Bch • 962-7788 $82,500 Sun 1·5 f>472 Silver Heel, Huntington Bch 9G2·7788 $85.900 Sun 1·5 4 • ... FAM IM or DlH 223 Via San Remo (Lido Isle> NB 675·5626 Daily 1 ·4 1915 Mariners (Wl\tclf> NR 642·5ro0 Sl69.000 S...t /Sun 1-5 2510 Vista Baya Cr. <Bk Bay> NB 642-5200 $275.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 1877 Pt TaJ,tgart <HVllm~I NB 675-<iOOO $205.999 Sat/Sun 1·5 50 Silver Cresc:~nt<Trtlrk Hind llrv 675·3411 $209.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 233 Poinsettia Corona del Mar 673-4400 Sat /Sun 1·5 3631 Scavicw. Cor ona del Mar 673-4400 Sat/Sun 1-5 • •924 W. <keanfront. N.8 . 675-6161 S485.000 Sun 1·5 1921 Leeward Lane. Newport Bch 642-7408 $190.000 Sat1Sun 12:30-4 .JO • •505 Evening Star Ln .. N .B. 642-74~ $775.000 ·sa1S 12:30-4 :30 •242 Driftwood cShorechffs I CdM 644·9060 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 909 Tiller Way <llV Hills) CdM 6'14 -9060 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2802 Circle Dr. c Bayshores > NB 644-9060 Sun. 2·5 23232 Palawan (M. Bav Tcr. > L.N. 640-7000 S295.000 Sun. 1·5 1320 Antigua Way <Dvr Shrs> NB 548·6333 $350.000 Fee Sun 1·5 8692 Garfield (Lacuesta I JI B 842·5.541 Sl30.500 Sal /Sun 12·5 18752 Via Verona. Irvine 664-7020 Sat1Sun 1·4 212 Albert Pl.. Costa Mes a 5'16· 1005 SI 19.000 Sunday 12·4 194 1 Commodore (Upper Npt Ray> NO f.i42-4758 $169.900 Sunday l ·4 2400 Sien·a Vista. Newport Bch 673 8550 $189.500 Satt Sun 1·5 2515 Windover . Corona de l Mar 673-8550 $339.500 Sun 1 5 • 16852 Grccnvi~w Ln. Huntington Bch 846-5502 Sat/Sun 1-5 3942 Aspen <College Park I Irv. 552· 7500 Sat/Sun l ·S 3007 Setting Sun Dr . <HV Hills > CdM G7:l·4400 $269.000 Sat/Sun I ·5 70!f <.:amt-o I h ghlands D1· . C.:dM 673·4400 $2.54.900 Sat/Sun l ·S 2207 Pt. Har wick OIV lfomes >NB 644·6200 $199.500 Sat/Sun J -5 2012 Yacht R<'Solute <Seaviewl NB 644·6200 $349.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 25231 Via de Anza. La~ Hills 675-5511 $110.500 Sunday I ·5 2008 Yacht Vigilant <Sea view > NB 642·~ Sun. 1·4 2948 Redwood. Costa Mesa 645-0303 S89.900 S un. 12·4 1632 Galaxy Or. <Dover Shores> NR 642·8235 $445.000 Sun. 1·5 128 Via Havr<' <Lido Isle> NB 642-8235 $375.000 Sun. 1·5 • 19 Royal St. Georgt> <Bi~ Cyn > NR 642-8235 $695.000 Sun. I ·5 14511 u1rch. lrvinc 5.52 7500 son. l 5 41 Sllvt'rCr~c('nt<Trtlrk lllnd>lrv 675-3411 S229.900 Sun. 1 ·5 200:; L('mnos. Costa Mes a 5'10·1720 $133.000 Sun. 1·5 •2977 Couptry Club <M~o Verdt.• I CM 545~9491 $119,900 Sun 12-4 3259Turlock. Mesa Woods. C.M. 545-9491 1124.900 SWl 12-4 3806 South Timber. Santa Ana 645·7221 S115.000 Sunl·S 232122nd St.. Newport Beach 646-7171 $550,000 Sun 12·4 m7 Shnntar, Colla Mesa 646-7171 Sll6.500 Sun 1·4 JWOSubt'urr. Coeta M4!n fW6.7171 Sl67.000 Sun 1-4 l lBIOOM 1724 Port Ma nletgh. Newport Sch 813·1181 Sat/SUnday 1·5 ••112 Vla Udo Nord CLldolAle>NB • 613-7JO() Sat/Sun 1·4 Ga•r• •m1••w• tlOt' .............................................. Lingo IW&un THIS OPEN HOUSE IS PRICED TO SILL This 4 bedroom home has a f antul'.>t1c floor plan wtth family room. Located in Sunset I lills und just mlnut.es to new Park, This upicraded Monticato Model also has a very large yard. $128.500. llOOl lllC.__.,_. .,.., .. ;:1-sw Ml&foru.de .... 493-1112 •2764 De Sota Ave. tMcsadel Mar) C.M. 556-2660 $120,000 Sun. 12·4 18)1 Port Carlow, Newpurt Beach 675-3411 $117.000 Sun 1-5 2390OrchidIf111 Pl.. S A. Jfgts 556·2660 $15~l.OOO Sun. 12-4 1661 Orchid. Costa Mesa 540·3666 $132.000 Sun 1·5 5 • ... FAM bit or DIM 16371 Ma hogany <Westmont) F'V 546-5000 S'00.000 Sat!Sun 1·5 4175 Wilhwaw <R cql Clbl Irvine 559.4175 Sat/Sun -.1.5 17911 Bascom. Irvine 552·82911~-4381 <coUect > S119.000 Sat /Sun 209 Narcissus. Cor ona del Ma r 673-8:)50 $394,000 Sal /Sun 1·5 •2078 Tustin. Ne wpc>rt Beach f>-1~ S175.000 Sat/Sun 12·4 1854 Port Tairn(•rt (l(Vllomes> NR 641·6200 Sal1Sun 1·5" 2652 Basswood. Eastbluff. Npt Bch 640-5112 ~66.500 Sunday 12-4 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IB>ltOOM 18 Tribuh• ('l. (N<>wport Crest> Nn fi40·5.5'i0 SI 10.0C>O Sal/8un l 5 329 Diihha Pl . CdM 673· lm Sll).'3.500 Sat1Sun " :34 Seabird Ct <Nwpt Terr) NB 675-34 11 S84 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • ll"~f Havs1d<· Dr .. N R 75!.1-<)HJi S:~.'l0.000 S tS 12:30-4 :30 ~29 Monlanils E~tc l R.San J oaq) Irv 759 08 11 $124.500 SIS 12.30-4·30 1000 K Bishop. Santa Ana 540-3666 $48.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 Hl24 .. O'' Iowa (Mesa Verde > CM 540· 1720 $6.5.500 Sun. 1-5 2 IR plus FAM RM or DIEH 111 .Jasmtnt• l'rt'l'k. C.:d M 1-i75-341 l S227.H50 Sal/Sun 1·5. •2703 lltlllop Or.< llrbr View Knolls l 675·0644 $157.000 !->un 10·3 l I EDIOOM 2043 Vista C;1j on. Ne wport flch G'14·01 3!~ S 152.500 S;.il/Sun 1·5 5 0 2 A v <>nt<l a C ampana<The Bluffs 1NB 644-9000 Sun. 1·5 2715 Vt.Sta Umbrosa <The Bluffs > NB 759-o:Jll Stfi2.500 S1S 12:30-4 :30 689 Vista Bonita <The Bluffs ) NB 759-0811 $131.500 Sun 12·30-4 :30 15500 JI W1ll1am~. Tus tin 646· 77 11 S75.000 Sat/Sun l 5 :1518 So R1reh. Santa J\n<.t 540-:lfi66 ~l .900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1777 Mitchell #8.5. Tustin 615-7809 SS0.000 Sal/Sun 1·'1 2569 Orange. Unat K. Costa Mt·sa 979·5370 Sun 1-5 2014 BarranC'a <Bluffs > NB 675·34 ll Sl 12,500 Sun. J ·S 2195 Vista EnlradaCThe Bluffs>N.13. ti40·55ti0 SlG!l.000 Sun. l ·5 l • ... FAM RM 01 DfH 4433 Lancewood <Un iv. P:1rk) Ir v. 631 ·3444 $107.900 Sun. 1 5 I l .Jas min<' Cn·<'k DI'. C<l:\1 fi.10-2S87 Snt 'Sun 1 J 27Gli lltllvt('W l>I' CJIVK > NB H40·48'18 Sl77.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 141 2 Appl~c ro ss (Lacues ta Hac.Clb> JIB 673·4400 $108.000 Sal /Sun 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 520 Orchid <Old CdM l CdM 575.(i()()() $209.500 Sun. 1·5 406/406Vi R eliotrope<Old CdM >CdM b'75-f,()()() $215,000 Sat 1Sun 1-5 l .. & 2 I R 519 Poppy. Coron<• rlt'I Mar fi44 -72l l S l00,000 Sut Sun J 4 ·30 67~0cen nfront . N«wport fk'ur h 646-7171 $385.000 Sun 1 -~ l89 Virginia. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $149,000 · Sun 1 '1 3 IR Ir 2 IR 72 l· 721 '~..i Orchid. CdM 67~8494 1265,000 Sun. l·S TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE J ... OOM ••1325 Bayside Dr .• N.B. 644-7211 SJ57.500 Sunday 1·4 _ 3 lllMtOOM 23715 Whole Covt-. Lo~un11 1 •Auel 40~6602 $89,IX)() ~tlttSun 10·5 * ..... ** W•uufcOllf ••• w •• ,. ... , ..... ....... I ' l ' . - ~· •• ' , ' .. ' '\ ,, ·' ' ' ,., .. ~· • .~., .. :•1 !:. ' ' ~ ' " .~ (• ii'' , ... , ,. ' ••• ,, • I ·-I -For We ~.._,.,for S• Hot.1•1 for~ HMt•• FM S. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l>•••wl 1002 .,.,.. IOOJ O....,.el IOOJ •-:4 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS SPECIALISTS WOULD YOU BEU~£? 6 bedroom. fnrruly room. dining room xt r:i l~l' bonus roo1n. b1,; lot, supt·• IQ<.'Ulion. tu fuhuluu:-~pygla!>S. All tor uni y SJ.\.t501/ LOWEST .PRICE SPYGLASS 3 bcdroo1n , l'11tl'nly r ()(11t1 d1111n ii:, rnon1. profl'~!'iionully lund!>C-:1!)4.od , :t1 pr1nkll•r), ()(>('Ull \ 11.!W. 0" ll\'r lltOll\ Ull"'<f ._,.,kirt):: SJ-17 ,500. BIDER THAN NEW l mm r1r ul:itr t h t>drQun1 fn rm:1I rlininJi:. t''IC('\•ll1·n1 'lt."W. a11rnf llvt• l :11ul :.t·H1>1n~ 't'ou "'"ult.I 1h1nk 11 hud nt.•\'c..•r lk.·t•n l1vt·U 111 ,\1111tl h•r JJr1·,1l 'aluc 11t ~~.500 -RARE CORONADO MODfi 1'h1~ hard tu (11111 pnpul{tr plun If\ <!X l'l'llt·nt t ond1t1011 ''1th !!rt'lil \It.'" budroorns. la11ul:-roorn. ch111n~ roorn l~c Jot 'S41H.!'*IU SPYGLASS O PEN HOUSES SATURDAY & SUHDA Y , I ·S l:Z Mon"O lay 18 MGn'O 1.., 4 Mlt.MOft l ay 31 lode<Jo l oy NEWPORT CENTER REALTY 640-18i2 ***OPEN HOUSES*** RUSTIC RANCH SIB0,000 568 SNWard " Sat/Sull 1-5 Your bock yard i1 ne•t to CJrcn:ifllJ lartd '° you ccm eftioJ the feriiftCJ of cawt+ry llvht9 in a r esidential envlronnMnt. Thff•'s warmth withh'I this 2 bed: OOM home with buitt..fftl In the Mdi-ooMI .Mt wef b• in living room. Seporote. I~ IJO"CMJe and IOAT STORAGE cna. Ac- cess to pri•• tw«Ms! WALK TO BEACH S96,000 34 Secnc• Sot/Sun 1-5 CDl'l•Nlieftt Mewpori Beoch location ot on affordable pric e. Thito f~r 2 twdroom & den model condo ho\ many edrat. wifft cuJtom intttlor and VIEW, Just efKIUCJh CJll eerM:ry fM nioJnwnt, yet eat.y moiutt:ononce. EXCEPTIONAL TRI-LEVEL $142,500 18 Kiola Court Smc1csy 1-5 L,./Op&o s 10.ooo c.U. & $750/- GreeRery & perfection surrtMMI this ex- citiftcJ l '"et corMr cOMlo ......... hofMo wtth 3 bedroonn:; df.n, farNly rOOM and dielo9 ..-. l'n>fffMooally ........ '" qlllet good tcnh-and ifM'laculate. COJtV• ftieftt to beach and tennis courh. SMALL ESTATE S245,000 191 I Holiol<opc. SA S......, 1.5 ht the fttlnt art-a of Sonta Ano on one of the best strttts. Grandiose 2 story ho.- with loads of ~ footage. beep. tionol 3 bedroo11t, family room Clftd fonnol dtNN] room home A.HD sepai at1t :Z be-dl"OOft\ 2 both w /fireploce in 91ftt ho•11t. E•pansl•e I OOx 150 ft lot. _ ... pool and..-.. Many sp<elal ........ and -quallly. foe ........ .....try with windi"9 staircoH . One of a kind! WATERFRONT DUPLEX S450,000 E•ceptionol income property °" thf' wat..-with boat dock. rm.ct for .... own..-who wanh to II•• in a ApOCio.ts ltom. and ha•• an lncCHM ..wt OR hotnt ORd separate unit for teett ager or "'°"'~· Front hou•• 11 l ........ diftlng rm +one ffd and loft unit with hi<Jh coilingL ON WATERFRONT S385,000 E•cepffoftal condamfftium Oft water with IMObstn.cted YIEW OF boc:dlng acti"lty md ol<jlll Mghh. l .... lfully doc-.. 2 bedroom with the f inest amen lti1ts. Sef.urity IMkhg with a pre-stiqious ad- dress .for tfw executive. G._,_, in •• ..., ..,. Includes s.... 1 UNITS NEAR BEACH S265,000 C'omplettfy ,.modeled Ynltti with no vacancy probl•m•. Mew roof, 11f'w corpef. md ..o.y eitrol. Mow .. lh< _ ... -...... polowllal .... w1 .. tw/•• • ao ,..+ata. '. ..CMd ...,...s a ,.... ....... 1,..1 STEPS TO BEACH $210,000 Ttrrfflc -.,ac1-l ...... ,II ...... .. ,, Mwft C~"· c•rpetiM •d ~ wlllo dock eod OCIAH 'fllW;,.. two IM•OOM eftt.._s....J wtatw/wazas,..... ..... WATERFRONT HOMES 2UI ~Co•al lllAh•I) .~Bt,acll 0 1.fl lll·14M of nawp orl REALTOR S •7•·5511 OPIH HOUSIS I TO S P.M. JASMINI CRUIC! In th ..._. of COf"MCI del M~ o Mautftw, pr-.tMCJlow.t. w•1 of Ill ... ,.. .... ""'"" ...i..,. 24--._., ,., .. ,fee, poof. ~•I, t..-lt cowts .ct chlblltOliM-tt'1 j)l"eaf, I know 01 I ti•• ther• loo -Je<MCelo ••. •'1 JASMIHI Cllltl DI .: 0HW HOU$1 SAT & SUH I to 5. lor• J.i11itM ..... IPtat1 1 1 wltti ...... ~ •• 1..-p """tr rOOM, b•.....+fMty' carpet•d & dr~ ANtOIMtlc tpri ......... tt'1 OWtl toc-uuJ, l ,DCJ•1 ,.tlOI for ,.,, .. talN11q; • tovclil of oc.._ wMw --' Q'tajfm6e for r....-dhrt• OC.C.-C:l.::: by&•oylNlo -111bo---. S244,SOa. 'owner wiU help W..C•. 11 11 t JASMIMi CREEK DR.: Of'ltrf HOUSE SAT & SUM I to 5. lnMd •• r1 .. 5 IJPfft le,et, ......._ '"'*°°"''· fctmlly room. ac•• •l•w. lnnediaff pot !l.•ttlOft. Do yaw own "tttl-i" -drtcorat• to your Mort't. chtire. S241,5DO. LAGUNA HILLS: 25231 VIA .W A.MU: OPEM HOUSE SUNDAY OHLY I to S. Ponoramic •l•w of lftOw-capped mauntoins: a lo'tely four bedr ao1n · hom• In fhte condition; fcmMfy roont & kite heft lpkn etttryl aM in s,_1Ut ti .. t1oorift9. He w palltf, new carp.tMq. new dlthwother, new 9arb0gt dltip0$CSI & fumoce. Gol'te yowwff o fr•af. S 110, 500. IAYSIDE VILLAG E !Mobile Ho.net 300 E. Coast Hwy. Channinq t wo bedrrooM. two bath, new ccarpefincJ & clrapH: It's own loundrl area. Dr"i"e to lf l 04 ... 0PEM HOUS SAT O HLY 12 Moon to 4 PM. S-4 9,500. UNIVERSITY PAAk: C honcettor "°" I; It'' shinlnq. it '' t.pottess. it't. ~iouJ. H's a home with two masttt suih-• and o TY room. SkyUl)hted entry, sunny kitchen with breakfast or.a. Easy core wood dec:b with frf'llis over+ta~s & lu1h plantings for fobulous fllfwtalniftCJ-SI 0 3,000. NEWPORT IEACH CONDO: THE TOWERS. Two bedroom and two batht. On the water with fabulous view. 111 bffuttful cond ition for sophistic.tad et1f"1olninq. Security IMilding. ApproL 40' bocrt ..Up a•allelb&e. S2 I 5,000. CORONA DEl MA.A: Attention lnv•stor1! RARE SIX UNITS in choicir l«atiot1, one bloclc to 819 C orona Birach. d ,torn built for Pr"f'sent owner . Built-in lcitche11s, flreploces, one & two bedrooms.; pri•ate patio s mtd/or dKks. S460,000. EAS TSIDE COS T A MESA: Eicellent TRl-PLEX, two bHlr00tns eoch, I'/• baths, pri•ote pot;os. Financ:in9 i1 mlUnClblir -a 9r f'ot buy at S 162.500. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Corana.wl M• 675-5511 DAVIDSON REALTY PRESENTS IEST BUY IN NEWPORT! Tast efully de· t•oralt'<I 2 131{, 2 bi.I ., 2 frplcs. Vacant & pr1ccd for qui('k Std~. 332 r'llOSPEC1". N .I~. Ol 1t:N'SUN. 1·5. 0Nt .. YS99.500. LIDO ISU SOPHISTICATION fo r the di.s- t(·rninJ! huycr. 1\n impeccable hon1c "'ith t•xcit1ng interior design. comp. furnis hed. '1 J.,gc. 11H. ~ep maid 's qtrs. Offered at $527.500. TWO BRAND HEW FOURPUXES Xlnl Costa J\.'lcst.1 are u. :.ill 2 I3Rs. S23S,OOO J•: <.u.: II . RANCHO MIRAGE Sunrise Counlry Club Fa1r'''ay condo. 3 BR.·2 b:1 .. frplc. N r . <·lubhousc. golf. swimming. tennis. Se<'urity .(;!uurdcd . SJ55.000. D A V I D S 0 N R E A L TY I NC _ ]116 Nc .... po•I ~wd t\l P 673·9060 $48,500 'rhnt's right~ ()nly S4A.500: for this :-.uper .sharp 2 bedroom condo \Yith ;di the ilrncnitics. Poot. clubhouse :.nd l)t'Huli(ul ~round s. This definitely won't l;.ist. C;1ll now! Southem Belle We mo·ved this beautiful Colonial ho m e right arr the pluntation just for you. This home has 5 bedroom, 3 baths. rorm a l dining room.· play room 'vith pool Lable and be autiful pool. l~uxury at it 's bes t <.it only $132.SOO. Sand Points Best llcst for sure! Best fl oor plan with 3 b~tlroom: 2 hal h:-;, formal dininR r<•om. kit chen nook and lus h landscaping. Hcst price at onl y $84,900. Best terms! Fl-IA nni;j VA und conventiona l. Better hurry! Our best always goes fi rst . Triplex-$ I 09, 900 3-2 bedroom units with enclosed garages. New exte rior palnt with thi s pride of owners h ip lnvcstmcnl. Bu y this one a nd watch )'Our money grow. 540.l.6~6 Wltela11 Real Estn!,e.lnc . ........... s-. I ...... Fors. &.indwf,Jal'IU11Y7 .1979 OAILYPtLOT DZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • el IOOZ c.-.. M .. IOU HouN ~-·~ u------•--•~ J -For Wo ' ... , .... ................... . .,,... -,,_.... ..._.--....................... . ....................... ······················ ···············-······ IAal IAY C.0-'1024 'l lwllotl.., .. och 1040 ,__,_ ..... 1040 HIWPOIT HHHTS OW.-MUST •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• ••••••••••• ••••••·• •••• • •••••••••••••·•"••••••• • New Nltom bom•. JOOl s.4Clwtel Ml fl in~ 8e•t'h 2 HR•den.Pl•n ll. lor on1y 11110.000. A•ll lor JASMIMI CIEIK BEACH EXEC HOME•• 1\ ncw4t Lacuesta "1'~1 CaJon''1 boilt hy Ayres. 2 s tory -4 Bdrm + d~o + ft11n rm, 3 Ba. lle<·o1·ator \11&.llpapers u nd custom interiors. Relu1' in UbSOIUlC-priv;.1cy or ,YOUf Own jMCUZZi. amidst lush landscnpin~. 1-tuge 3 cur c urage, cus tom finis hed lo :sllil mosl avid wor,.kshop enthusiast. Home in 111ove i.o condition, superb ro r ttll exec. famillt..~ at burgain pric:e or ~5130.500. Phone to see this home now. Mack ~. T71ll .Q. K€Y 103 R(A LTOR!tN RED CARPET, REALTORS i 42.S541 ··-········-·· .. ............ , ............ ~ .. CASH OUT! &'°'OMR'NYD 211. Sl.99,SOO. :146·1141 Pri•aN Party That's what the owner 631 3444 Gre11t homes. fi e,; saya, Today ii not 500fll"-"-===--'-'--financing. best ari:a:s. enough for a aale. 38R. ,.. ....... ISH VIL'• 97s.ot52 759·0l&l )t6..J141 den, 2Y.i b& Townhowie. ~,,,.,.. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 c-~~------1 " d Townhouae wiLh tennis, REPOSSESSION "•<ant rantast1c fJCean an R • •-~ · B · fireplace, and lB , 2 ~~ ·~-•TrRICE 3 br, $$9.500. Agent, ,...,.,.,. view. nng your ba. """"""'~ ~ ......... 81"E<>f>'> be1t ofter t oday. lnCaroMdet Mor "-=-"=-~==~~-==--·---1 Thousand s \i:ss than MULHEARN SI 15,000 Ne-Nport Heighl3 $79.5001 comparable properties RealtyR .... ter Oiarminl shingled cot-bdrm. Redwood panel· and a~sume 8"1> loan. 754-7100 t.11ge with one-bedroom inl(. Xlnt tond. Low Sl~.S00. !1470 lt;;ij~;;;~-'--;---- and d<!n. AUractivc dt·· maintenance privute IHw,.~Oft cor with warmth and y11rd. Assumable 9'•'1 TENNIS/RESORT HsbOw . comfort. You ran ex · loan. Open 12 to 4 Qlndo. 2BR. l'h ba 1n 1042 ........................ pMd ... &O says the City ~! Sat/SUn or by appt. 348 pvt. fl:iiled community Parkliide ho1ne 'frinidad I•~~~~~~~~~ I A rare v11 lue that's hard 16th. Pl. Owncr64Z·71~ near O;,ina Point Harbor. l.s. 3bc. Jac, boat sli p. to find. Owner will con· 1131:.0 1446 3591 Rebel Cir. ope" sider EXCHANGE. E'SIDICHARMEI. · · Sa t /Sun IZ·S . A gt . SIS.too .,._.... - SALISRURY lliddcn by tall trees on 3 ASSUME 11/10/0 Loan • H.[.AI. E~T/\T[ spacious lot, this rWitlr Everyday Is a vacation .,_,... I 0•4 -·-1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Balboalsland E' Ide h lb · k atUlisdesirableendunit. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 dupla, lncludln1 bay 673"6900 5 c armer w nc i n ser ene st:t ting. froot to be e•rh. down in : -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! fireplace offers moun· 3BR+dcn, Z'h ba. Pool, JR. EXECUTIVE a pkg. 21316M·3200 I• lain privacy in warm jac. wet.bar. fireplace & 2 OHL y $9 f ,900 THREE WISHES ~en:~::ge"d!~a~h!d sundecks. Owner will •OPEN* . .for your 1979? View bonus room make this a help finance . 189,900. II FOR IHSrECTIOH location & price? 1614 unique home or invt.<sl· 471 Exceptionally attracti~·c 3 bdrm. Z ba home wl RiCOVl! o£r mstr bdrm. Walls o( glass in fmly rm! kitchen look out on charrruna gardens & z rov'd p;itios.. 759·1501. Sointanella i11 the answer, menl. Open hou!le S<1t l·5 K.R. PROPERTIES .., J• 7 2bdrm .. den, Z baths . low PM . Please t'all 631 ·2246.1~~~4~9~3~·9~38~1 ~~ :Z:ZOCoral,1.1 care yard. bay & ocean Yourfriendlybrokcr 1- 0ffersol$2S.5,000 and up view . R educed lo now bcin8 considered. $179,500. ()pt!n SU n. 1·5, SAT/SUN I to 5 .......... .,. leac.h '040 l"inal dcci11ion on or f./.J 2004Ca lven ['-l~E J !t§li'.liJj before F e b 4, 1979. ('J fJ(111111 de/ J fffri Mlikeoffer.644-5757 . -··-···------ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1........_rty has: 3 Bdrms, 2 l'i.b >/< ,. d S-U. ROMlft Tub • Reill Dtate ba ths, r e m odf'led •Br+famrm.Allofrers I J\CUF.'ITA RACQUET ·~ •• 7-UJ tl'~tll'.) e.asl3i e, owner anxious. !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. k itc he n . Z patioll. (J'?,'J-~'~.91 cons.idered.Agt.:i46·I005 L'L.UB 21/:i years new privat'y, 2 fireplaces, t · ,._, SU d 12 4 t 7 O o + s q r 1 JT DIOH'T SfLL7 beams. Early Balboa l :;;'~'~'~'~E.~C~o~•~"~H~w~y~ .. ~C~o~M;\;;~~·~~·~•~Y;-~·~~;;I Ptofess1onally ca~t .. >d YOU DIDN'T CALL l:iland vintage (needs and draped. 2....,, bath. GeMCOlllrf At# work > but well built and LEASE/OPTIOH &iltin boot.cases, .tnuch CENTURV21 • loaded with charm. Tht> BUUY JTR•DE SllOOO/down & S700 mo. more . Oflerf'd for S5&-ti800 559-7400 new buye r will be AM4o-! A JBRCondowithpooland 11m..wo;,.!!l''l!l!IIJ!~P!l 1~~~~~~~~~ ==:1~~~~~~~ v! smalle~H~!~Sror j'""l'.:acuui. 1114 •900· Hit l•DJbfB4it:ll11ljf:lt:J SACRIF ICE 1 Be 11 ut . by UM! fa mily for years. Otis dramaUc 3 bdrm., 4 "'°""· R or 962·44T1lr.z"":')545.91()3 Woodbridf!:o 3 Br 214ll' This home is411urrounded baths. panoramic ocean '""'~~~·~·~!i-~I S~l~I ~~ PWS elegant 2 Br rondo bf fun and friendly view estate with pool 1_ priced bt'low market lslandneighbora. Remode led. like new ~ 8)'ownt'r;2·sly.JHR.I ...., Both nr lake. 673·4311 SeeBarbaraHum phreys Xlnt financi ng avail .'~--------ba._ townhouse, frp l .. Owner/Agt . .t"'-"•bu,...,Reolty Own ,. p11t10. Close to park ,---~---- ._.... •s er will carry TO. EASTSIDE hool be h f 6TJ.8900 673·TI06ev. H ......... , only view horn"" sc .s. ac · rwys, OPEN HOUSE -·J .._ Coiy cottage. Z HR , shopp1og t'trs S66 500 - SALISBURY avttil.int.his pr~liKi<Jus hardwood flo o r s . 67s.Z281A.M .. ~r968:7702 IEDUCEOFOR REAL a,,'/\TE privllle beach comm uni· fireplace, dou ble garage. al'tes'6 P.M. QUICK SALE &uooal~lann ty. Best buy In town at $11t,:'.()O. $&6,900 ' '' ~ "'8i.OOO. land included ~ •-Mee~-RI~ ~HOUSE [~~~~~~-~"~ 4525 CAMDEH DA. ....., _._.., •• """""" $2,000 less than builders I-"--•~1•--12 5 541.·7729 Sat & Sun . Big & new un1l3 ri11:ht aero~;; _,......,.._ .-n • beaulifu.I 4 BR. bonus the streel. Bea ut. & •••••••••••••••••••••••• FlNERHOM ES rm. t'Ul ·de-sa r . Be st popular Wa rmin11:tun FROM 5259.000 $63,500.100/a •· pri ced on the market. Plan B Twnhmc. Z &, 2 2 BR Z ba., nr. library & Rich llffy 673-7040 Great ('()fldo fU' SO rrNy. 16782 St. Cloud Circle. Bl', hi.WY upgradl-d. AC. l.~"'~"';'l~~S~L>S~,OOO~J'..!~~~1 ;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~128R+20x20 bonus rm M2-8Sll. premium 11 1i.ed l ut Marshall Realty 675-4600 over dbl gar . Prit'ed =~=------1 wlview o( park in center Coira..adelW.. 1022 below market for hi st Btauillu.I 4br, 2ba. & ram or Woodbridge. Usecl ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUf'UX So. of Hlqhwoy on love ly Avocado Avenue, a charming z bdrm, z l'l ty, u115ide down house with efltar shingle exterior and sundeck PLUS a luxurious 2 bedroom, 3 bath apt. Covered patio and 3 car garage.1210,000. 644-7211 /Jn Nlr.! L liAll [Y Ii. ASSUL!ATf S Topols,y .... , O..tm lot·Plan1 6000 s .r. home, great vu. SM0,000. 54&1141 •OPENHOUSE • sale. Sout.hlanders R.E. nn.3yrsold. bnt"k p11l10 w/overiu•ni': SAT/SUH 1-4:30 548·Sn4 lnSummerwind Est.ates. &manyextrJlli . f\!gged hardwood floors, <Bmokhurst& Banning) 113Slarflower beamed ceilings. 2 brick Dramatic use of easy care By Owner $140,000 .561·Z154 f'or appt. firepla ces. co untry Qak parquet In elegant 3 !:J63.2868 ~:l>J9 a"" Dlllit•. kitchen Br Mesa Verde home. .-- PLUS AMume Yk at $102,900. 2 bdrm, 2 bath incomt> 75l·7Z74 ·Owner. unit w/pvt patio and yard. 1190,000 Sl9roppy COf'OIMS dltf Mor C .. 644·7211 /Jn f'ilGEL OAll[Y & ASSUCIAIES JASMINE CRK . 2B R. den. 24 br sec. pools, ten-nis. End unit. $199,500. Own}Alf.. 759-0046 RENT BEATER Vw'hat a bargain! E,,;cptl home W/Sk)'light in kit. Hurry&savf'! 646·7434 Century 21 Gold Star IESTIUY 682 Darrell (Off Pomona) $74,950. Open house sun J-4. 11tb 3 bl.'<lroom. 2 bath R·Z lot horn~ has rountry kitchen, 220 V & anxious sell ers. Go dired.. Cenlury 21 Gold O'.ml Realtors. 548·1168. IY OWMER Uoi•enily , ... 4 Bf, f''/R, 2Ba, nr schls ChattcelkH' & ocean. l'JSO sq n . Must $ BR , r~m rm, xtnt loc. sell.$105,000.841).2542: By ow ner . SI0'?,000. Ol'IH SAT/SUM 1·4 "'~"" 9021 Hy*, ... Dr. $b!' wlland SI 19.000. 17911 Beautiful 4 BR. 2\.'I: bath Basco m, I rvin l'. SpenishStyte homt:... SS Z·8ZDI /805·482·4381 • ...... Hlty lrollet1.). Zll/323-1050 •3000 "lfl S Ir• CAPECOO f_:legant describes this beautiful home. J.'. I'. 4 la·S59,900 wtfrplc + lg aame rm llute family site livinc w/wet bar . Xlnt loc. nn. Gourmet kitchen + 7-V.%klan.S!i9--1175 . dine. Large master suite.1---==='-"-'-"-- READY AND OCE'ANtCANYON' V'IEW ~ _ Jutnlne Cr eek condo, CoataMnG 1024 IYOWMEll $2.400. down. As..,.umablo F1tA.. 8'Al'l. lnl. No new loRn cosl!t. Beautiful garden home. $3371 mo. PllYll 111. 96).678'7 WAITIN&. Pl)(Ms/t.tnnil ert.s. 3 Br, • •••• •••• • •••• • ••• • • • • • tam-rm. Owner anxious. U Jumhle Creek Dr . M0.2S87. lllAUTYHAS -c-ln tbil 1uper 4 bdrm. 3 2 bdnn.2ba.C.oado.Sout.b batll Mesa Verde llosne. of Ba.yelde. 329 Dahlia 2 •too' custom POOi & Pl. 1113,500 By Owner ·f:::11: terrific lamlly l;;.,,_;;;.,.,;;;;;;;;~;;;;I . Call 546-5880 for OWleWILL CAllllY htT.D. AT 9 1/1 FOi 2 YIS. JASMIMIClllll Beymiat model Pl•O 1. !': Bdrm .. den . z b~tl.. l.ieautlf'.JllY decor nt~d. Fully upcr•df'<t w/pvt front courtyard, '"'' tprinkle" • 1ec"'ri l)'tlem. '21$,000, 122 Shoal Or1ve. more lnlormaUon ,,,_,.. HERITAGE . • REALTORS IACICIAY OM.YSI 19,500 ODooratO("I dream · a. cbahntn1 t~nbo m • rar1y new s bdrm. s b•~ mlrronid din w /wrA b•t. Ptlllb crpt pa Lio · cUe '4 pJQl. 1$8-UOl. c;;:i Walk1:r r. hm Warm Ir rozy 3 Dr Me1a dcl Mar charmer. Open ilous1: S unda y 12-5 . -549-.1312. 28(8 Dua.kt!:. MESA VMDE ID ASSUMABLE LOAN Vezy lhatp 3 br., 2 ba ., """"'· OpenbseSun 1·5 181.500 ltllSE llALTOIS 751-1473 UFO "UTl'£RLY FANTASTIC --<~!).FFEIUNGil''. l r.-..ue Coet. aa. IJdrm with aJI lel'mt. Va· clibl and wait.in1. Call ar for details 641-9161 !1Pt N 111111\E Rt Al lY r•~'< 111 l • "~IUN ION •II<<• [-eR~l1!11N DICUTIVI TIM.IVS. 4 BR. 3 ti.th, formal din· inl. 9e'P f•m nn, AIC, man)' f'Xtl'U. Prit'flt lO ... _ llllH/MOHIElll 516-1461 l..argesl Deerfield l'ark home In appealing eartbtone:s. f'reerurm pool and apa. Perft:.£1. for ~Ownerwill help rmanctt. An invest· rnl!Dl •l SJ.53.oot, C.11 for dt!t.aits. e·-I/).'\,( I t , l t\ I I V .J~J ! /000 -· IMTEITAIHlR'S CREEKSIDE A11Jen. :.i DILl•MT BR, 2 '*.In Woodbridge. Dttorated 10 the ''T" In Ass"'m< $75K loan et e.arthtones and mlrron . JO'l'b. Fully upgraded & lBR. it., la«n.tn1, Pool ~· $i8,M . Owner wllh,.,-at.e~U'd. 1-'°='-='---~-- ll84/Mo111k •YM GIOVU 13 ... 1461 38R AapenMdleadunlt. WALITODACH :::t.J::. In up· OMLYUf.tOO 18R , 2b•, l•r ae ~U'd.A AP1tr-b0:1l ! ctl111H/M111ft / WAITIM' IH-14'1 tJWtp ' M-G"l ,.;;:~,':1; atl~~~~~~ 1-c;'t!;;;i.,;j;.,;,;:, sii1isliui:l .. 1 •• IOO. T•M adv•at•ae ~ ~Dt.172,500. f'.(UlbJbdrm hom•on • AqulClll: Cl2lfQ·:Ma -... lat. For mor. In· w--...,. -r-foa a MklllcallSte-59 .. , 'f .i lft ......... .,. ••. .a.DBt"SQ.OSIOUT ~.:::.i •rta, •BR, New 1 ~ ~· ju1t a Ml&HIAlM tfl ·-· ........ -... to the ~ bncb.. VA or ffftven· Jf'+";t' ~~In& oyall• -, •. HERITAGE RE ALT O RS ORAHGETREE Plan a Lovety paUo bome 2 bdnn, J be. him. rD1 . .SS o,.k.tn,~~llowoo Sal u.,, JI Ol'o!.!J. lntDa · •1v1 • ~ 0 .. .. ... • fM 10AllY PtlOT SYnd•y. January 7, 1019 ..._.. '-" S-. ...... , Pw W. ....,... Por Wt Ho.Mt For W. HouM. Few W. Honn'-W. .....•..•........••......••...............••. , ..•.•.••.....•......•.. ......................• . ...................••.•.....•••....•...•..••. ~~ ..... ~~.~ ~!!!!:~ .... !~.·.~ ~~.~.~~ ... !~!~ ~~.~.~~ ... !~!~ ~.~ ..... !~~ ~.~ ..... !~~~ HCMIMt ,.._ W. He.ff llor ~ Hean kt W. •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.~ ......... !~.~ ~ ............ !~.~~ .......... tldl 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• POii • llAI. TY tOOON COAST HWY 4t7-Z4H OH&.Yht.HO Spanlth type viii• In an adult community ae R. Zba. HP dlnln1 rm At la<'ht!d dbl aar wl elec door. Enc I p It Io. Completely c pl 'd " drP'd. ~rin.kler1. PLUS a Di& xt.n air t'Ondl· tlonln1. TOP COND. JOST USTED! ClllEQE PAii ONNT004Y l ·I 14101 MACH 1ew .......... lU+ .. Stl.100 flaw r•~ rtan. • pleaM... tu 1"bold nu"'''o" ruato m (•alurea, IQtl•ou' ~ pn l<K'at~• WllAIY SPECIALS OPBI TODAY 4111 ....... OP.!H 1l• BeuUful J bedroom borne wttl:I a dC1I Nnt eupeit.a, clrapn .t nr.., palol Lar It C'O~ ered .-io m u ...... llACHCOn••I autlluUy malnlA!ntd tic. &.o beach • abor:. perfect for a •t•r er llCllnt or Mcond home lor U.=•llu ••C?S .. i: 000 ATISAMl A J bdrm homo In prim• k>l-atba I Sal tub}fft w roun tanllrmatlon f'\•"k 1.n1•1•. CUAT1VL flntnC'lnl avail wllh thta2bdnn 6 tamlly rrn bttroe Pfr n<'t'aD VleWll from bl>th lf'Vt'll ()/ lhil A.rth .-ath II lchl• ur fmn~ 11r..~ W0001COVI i IMkl to beach, with OCMOvt.w: Jbdrm. with lllt tJ~ rm. wltlt ftpk (Jl(!amiq hdwd noon . 2 dech + P•tlo . moat fu rollura lntludctd A ·~ 6 alry amalln ~..:.~l~'!?O uil.htln. ..... 111111111•111•-••1:-lllM.T-.... 1•1 1~HtLLS On Bay V1crw Pltic•. la• t•--•'--'••""• ... e.ec_ .. __ _ i bdrm • l&mll)t rm . 2~ --------ba1.ha. with panotfmk ....._ Vliefo I 067 vMwrll CJl ucean II: villa&• ••••••••• ••••• • ••••• ••• P1.1t'k, pallo, lovely CASA oa SOL a•rdtl\a f1olble t..rm1. Adull community ~P .ubn\Jtolftra Gl$,000 bou1e nr r te & aoU MOSS HACH ooune 28R. 2ba. frpk. OUTSTANDING ILUFFS VALUE IEDUCED FOR QUICK SALE Extensively upJ(raded "Or1g1n nl modl!I homt!. •• Prime end umt "C" pla n overlooking pool. 3 bedroom. 2 bath . Vuulled bl'am cedin gll, f1rt>plact!. ov~rsizc 2 <.·ar atttt<:•hed ~ara~e. tile roof, lar ge fen ced patio. full balcony. s 152,500 2043 Vista Coton. N.I. 64~139 SOMETHING SrtCIAL Lingo Rul&r.n OLD LAGUNA CHAIMa Pnil tonal d conled Tt~nch •llh flJINt ol upcradn ()ne ul U\t belt ltl> dtffff OCHCI v~ 1n SpysJiu: Truly iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.. orw al I.bf tw.t o(f enn s• 10 0.. an• ~.000 Alrnot1t oceanfront : 4 A/C. Cu.atom bulll 1n1 bdrma • 2 bath•. den. SpiuUah tile rov'd patw. J)U91. arllat'a atudlu. pa BBQ, UJe roof, view, ~wood la c~di&r ''on accurlly By owner. ~ .... 11 f1WoaeoffMH· .._..., IKW.d ._ tMt groc&o.1 5 01 ~., r.u..,111.g••w., TUll\laOCI OulJ1tandln1 valut'. bdrm.a • family rm . batba, atrium, renlral JUT New C•~t.a. brlcll frplc • at1duded yerd with mat'""' t~. p11U<1 Owner b1u bouaiht anotbft' OnJy SL2:9 .000 141l1 S4nla (\:lfleae Pan f\irdue on • cul de ur location Dnubt• ro~&>nd patio 6 l •;N •(h t• h r...-V}t1l t ........ ,,,, ltnlrlloo; &Jr7,500 $100.000 No Bkrs. Ph: OCIAMFIOMT (Tl4l768-!006 ) ltl(/t \. •<ti It• h• ·~ ~I \ft ·~·n.• 41 #,.t•I .. .• ~•!>it• ---Sl4111 from Hnd)' beach , w~ to iCbool-, poolf. A --------!*'t •.900 4 bdnna., 4 balN + (IU08t apt. with litckn. bath It ..................... ,. .... och t 06t bdnn R.ulaidna cx:con a. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14J1JM ... 1M M.ltllld vlewa tl'TS.000 SAClUYJCE wooo1a1ocu PresU~a Wa!\hin&ton Mod61 in tht' JoJI ta tea. 2 !lk~ 3 bdrm1£ family rm , d~n. 3 bu h,6 2284 Sq ft Profe"" llindsup~d . patio A aood tM4y at SlUI.~ NG+fLAMDS Beauf.ilul Sae~ M*I In Turtl•roell: U1>«r•d~ In eVttY •tY: 2 bdrm1 • 3 bllt.bs. dinioe rm : areat vlt'wJ Central 11ar . m1('rowav• Owncir Is ~ out oC area. call for app'\., you won "t be dluppoi.Qt~ Sll7 ,960 DA YID D. CAILSOM UM.TOI '3J.'2tl SPANISH A YfS You'll U)' sl SI t g~.2 br Spomsh de sif(ll In gracious pall ~ Spa.ntsh tile Ooors track lights & m uc more• Call us -it"1 u quisite! SURF REALTY SSS-6800 or 979· 1050 CAIJFORMIA HOMES 4 Bdrm, 2 bath home o Qllet cul-de-sac. Brigh & sunny. Only S82.900 ro lill Irvine addrl'Ss Tak ndvanlBge of except.Jona fanancmg. Call now. SURF REALTY 559-6800 or 979-1050 LOOtCIHG FORTHE 777? Every onet in a while th super home comes on tht rnuket and we have }u11 11"11.ed one! ll's a fiv lit'<f:room Deane home I University Park. Larg Ule paved pauo -super landscaping · natura wood · ceramic tile · lua alnum · plush ('arpets thts home has it all an all o( 1t 1S in move-tn con d1tion; we ul'»(e yuu t rmke an appointment-to day. Call for details! red hill ~ .. :. OP N 12 4 Gor1roua C'olony 3 bedroun1 1K1mf' w1tb """ tral 11r 6 up1udo l'ommun 1ty pc1ol , <'lubhouu• & t t>nn1!> •• 300 1461t s.... OPl-::N 12 4 Coll~ Park t 'olumbla 4 bcodroom• • bonu" mom Us>«r•dt-d carpel11 & drapea SI 38.!IOO 14661 Oak SUper c:orn.11 4 bedroom + bonus room. c-oveor( pal.lo " nt>w urthtone (' lUl)et. $1 HI. 900 14651 ..... College Park Cornt•ll with huge bonus room Outstanding covered brick patio & lovely landscaping. $112,900. I JO T 9MJ1riae OPEN 12·4 Outstanding Plan 3 with pro(eulonal decorating & landsuping, fanwUc pe.Uo, wat.erfaJI 4' Malibu ligbta. $77,800. 40MrwoodW•lt LEASE OPT ION! 4 bedroom home with easy care yard. Pool & spa for super enter la i n In K Earthtone deror & par quet floorinx. t l53,000. 15421 Lorrahte OPEN 1-5 Sorrento 4 'f>edrooms . glass greenhouse. J C3r l{urage & lush landscap· Ing. $114,SOO. e·-".·.· 14 . "I .. I l ' ·,<,I .' ll)IJ Causey & Company ONIOfFIVf l~I north end location 2RR. 2ba Condo. 1 block CAPI COD to beach $149,SOO. MIMOltY 49'-'519 Shin1le11. porch. 11tolr 19llOSo.Cc>ast Hwy railinscs. walk In pantry, ~~LA~O~UN~A~B~E~AC~l~t~ breakl ut room. peg l(t-d _ oak OoorK, 3 UR. loft . ...,..... 1050 den. nooks & <'rannles •••••••••••••••••••• ••• l167.500 • GIEAT POTIHTIAL Woods Cove Area well ll's Gorgeous• 2 Sty, 4 br. fnnl dln'g, lrg FR. 2~ ba. upgrd's galore' Bltn var, 1ar opnr. bric k pauo. prof lndscp. A II this & more for only built home needs updal 1132.@. Realty World, ing. 3 BR, family room & 768-3585. separate gueat quarters ---------~.000 l.alJii-MicJue' 1052 • ROOM TO ROAM ElllAte·like grounds with a s harp 3 BR home Beautilul tile work. in teresl1n 1 dea1gn . Seduded. $100,500 • GOOD IHVE:STMEHT Remodeled 3 DR home with attractive guest un 1t. wood panelling. mll<'h charm. Near beach. SJ.57.100 • QUIET HIU TOP Spaci<>U!t 3 BR ho me with whltewaler view. Bag sundeclt overlooking virgin green hillsides $124,500 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • B.HIGUEL THRACE Spacious 3 bdrm. 21, ba condo. Former model Tastefully decorated moster bdrm s uite w/(ireplace. Creative financing available . Owner anxious $103,500 493-9494 495-5220 496-241 l 8]0.5050 s.acowmy Just minutes t.o beaches rrom lhls very prlvat.e cheerfuJ,3 Br 2 Ba house in Laguna Niguel. Neatly landlcaped 4' backs on llD4So. Coaat lfiway permanent gr eenbelt. In Laguna Fair Roses. Lrees, & charm. LAGUNABEACtt· By owner. 831·9627 BY OWNER 497 2 4 5 7 S00.000 Woodbndge 4+ fam rm • 1~---------- Dln rm. 3 Ba. n ear luke. ~~~~~~~~~ Townhome. com pl up-park. pool & tennUI. 1950: graded, 3BR. brick· Sq. ft. 1 Year old . Must redwd det>"" w/fireplt, 2 sell! $124 ,500. Call DfstreuSale ~~:wtnd~:.~~· 714·831·3496. J Bdrm family home. ..,,... Orangetree Patio Home 2 Br 2 Ba, choice location. upgrades, adult com mwllty. Pools/jac .. /ten- n1a. Good asi.umable $72,SOO. s:iQ-6410 ----L.alJMa leadt I 048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• large famil y rm .. 2 .,._ww/Oc••VY frplca. Lovely y11rd with Monarch Bay Terrace ~luded jacun1. Y11rd Open Sunday 1-5 needs a little care. Our 32719Sea Island Dr best buy! $134 ,SOO $32:5,000 640.6259 Loh Bulldable nal view lots ; we have 2 near town with approved pre-Lim plans Ex t • I for 3 bdrm .• 3 bath c~ 1ona homes. Don't ml.as these! Family home on tree $75,000 Each. --------- Mudded lot. Beautiful. l.ease/Opffott OPEN 12·4SUN abundant plantings, w/ Fantastic opportunity : Pac 1111 VIII Condo 552-7500 redwood hot tub/deck. newrefurblabedJbdrm.. 31681Cryata1Sands Dr. _,_ _______ mj enterta in ment area 2 bath&2 bdrm .• l·bath 38d,2'At ba.2'rplcll -~y room. $135,000 duplex. Try $S.OOO down, Pool rec. fac. Adults. MOMA.ICM 14Y PETERS TOWHHOME -..-uP SlOOOper mo. 1~rrf,f~Hl Immaculate 4 bdrm, lam · V-lldttcri.,.Clble INVESTMENT nn. d1n"g rm. decorated ,/JCJ Fabulowl wood & glass 831~ 10 dellichtful taste. An mas1erplece by world I:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; outstand1~g value a fam ous a r t"hil ect1• Sl~.000 perched on a hJlltop with HEWPORT CEHTU • the foaming surf" the c1 · RUl.TY 640.1812 ========= ty Ughi. at your feet. 3 Assumable 1WOFORONE Beal44BR. pool, spa. lge ylilrd. Xlnt area. Stt2.SOO. 613-43l 1 Agt. PINHSUL.4 POIHT ~ S Br + family rm BEACH HOME . ~.000. ,.....,__R..ttor -ca.us.1n1 OPEN HOUSE Deity 1.4 21tVlaS•R"'° Lido Isle ===s 675-5626 HOME+APT. 2BR house+Apl over gar. R2. Big corne.r lot. view. O/R, L /R, den. 1225,000. Appl only 215 St. Andre w s Rd. Agl 54C)..()608 4 duplex, including bay front lo be exchanged down 1n a pkg . 213/684-3200 ------ LOVB.YLIDO home on a spacious 56' lot. A roomy 11ingle story 38drm, fom rm home. charmingly decorated with country Fr en ch kitchen, oak floor s. fireside formal dining with stained and leaded glass windows and warm natural wood tones thru· out PLUS A large pool size soulh patlo.SZ95.000 for appt. to see cal•4.-.721 I /JD.NIGEL GAILEY & ASSOCIATES $5000 On Big 4 bdrm. 2 ba. home w/pool, jac .• lam-rm. completely r emodeled Big lot, muc h mor e . Owner will finance. No credlt needed $155,000. balance. Ask for Ed ~964-3455 CUSTOM HOME LAST On 4 Br. 3 Ba. master bdrm retttat. 2 frplcs. formal duu.ng, 3 car garage, ap- prox. 3000 sq . ft. 2297 La Linda Court. $189,500. Owner I Agent 552-4894: 642-2164 or 673--0782. On1beWater. Newport. 1175,000 Agent 968-Wl2 RMAI. WEEK IYOWHll "-· tt Ms IYHYTHIHG to _ ... JM ca , .. ...., a...n. YM '"'11MSt ... tt! Ctl a.o. tWr ... u.itHlroken 646-7414 & 54'·273' $1~000 0 lyO......./Eo,tbtuff 0Wn l.Qvely 3 Br. 2ba. J.usk STILUFF ranch home. LR. OR. 5 Br 3 Ba. expanded Uv· country kitc hen/ Flt w/frplc Save SJ OOO's. ina rm. lg kitchen, den. $139.500. 642 3435 or l r p I c • 0 w n e r w I 11 644-2Ul finance. No qualifymit. --------- $217,000. Owner 640-7778 au~s WlSTCUFf GOLDIH CIRCLE Mlwpori leach I 069 ..-. I 06' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------3bt " fam rm. Baytrtill N'PT. CRESJ ONHTOOAY 1·5 t I TlllUTI CT. SI 10,000 End u n 1l Plan 1 . spacious 2 bdrm. condo in choice & pnvate loca- tion. Gorgeous decor. m.intcondlUon!Vecant& move-in fN'Jlh i!i,t!1lllll\'1 .\: ~ l1. ., . •!,r.dllll ~· ~"''l ftt\0 ·'•'>•>11 An~tofl1•' E.1•.thlull l'r· •' lllll• 1 area. Choice Location lm-0211, Hk for ltfMM. BKR .• THE BLUFFS ~TODAY 1·5 21'5 V. IMTIADA Beautifully redecorated Ir appo.nted "'Dolores" plan: model home fresh• 3 Bdrml .. 2"' bath end unit on "major" areen- bell. Tn&Jy a warm • ~n· I I' t• ' '.I.I ;~1J•,t::,., '~I 1....._ ..... ~-..1oy R a re s lnglc sto ry ...,.,.... nww..--• "Paula" Pltf\. 3 bdrm Incred ible value 1n ram.rm.2ba.lrgmaster l•iilll-lililillllllliliiiiiii•mal Baycresl area exec. sulle. view, fee land. BLUFFS FRONT ROW homes. Family comfort Ccnvenient to pool. shop· BAY VIF.W ..J BR MUST w/4 br, dining & fam ping. school. Flexible SELL NOW AT "76 <'11 I 1 ' ~ (If l• t ~I ~ / 1 I • 1 ,•, , I '' ' E I' 'htqf' J' I ~ ! I ~ rmg, 2 frplcs, lndscpd flnancing. By Owner PRICE O•' 1162.500' • • E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ yrd & patio, beaut. lre~ ~.500Call 714/ 64-i 2046 ('ntOUSANDS BELOW Rucker Realty. 642·47!ill c L or642-5327daysor cves SE.LL or L EASE New Big OTHERS >. S PE IA ...... Canyon TQwnbouse SITUATION OON"T c-a h 1071 PriYah Party Great h omes. rlex financing. best areas. ~1141 IEACH DUPLEX l ·Blk. to ocean; newly renovated. $155,000. MEWPOaT IEACH RIM.TY 675-1642 RARE BLUFFS CONDO 1 story 3 bdrm. on green· bell, overlooking park. close t o s h o ppinl{. Comm. pool. Principals only. S18S.500 581·6678 Betty l<err Really GOLF COUISE VU (Mat.anding Big canyon view without the price tag. An elegant S Bdrm beauty that only seemJ: can describe. Open Sat & &l.nday 1-5 PM .. 1724 Port MllllleJgh. 67J.1 ltl UDO ISLE OPEN HOUSE SUN. l·4 New exclusive listing. 3 BtJrm + small oHice Complet.ely redecorated thruout. Total warmth & elegance. Xtra wide lot. At quiet end of Island $.119,000. 114 Via Xanthe Agt. Joa, 964·2431 or 67S-8492 Elegant 38r. 9"4 <'1 as· MISS TIUS DEAL. Agent Yl-.0 . T~ ~ ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• sum In. 1168,000 By _,_,. _ _..._______ S"' JU"' ... owner . Open Sal/Sun Corf "'M "'"" 12-5. 3C Sea !slant! Dr LARGE 3BR. 2 bath bOme in Sun 548-4871, 759·9326 y .6.RD Hollow. Very open floor A plan with lots of up-REAJ. IESTATE SALES "" hf pool 1;rades _ & privacy . ..... g enoug or a • d Brokers or sales persons. wit.h alley access. Tbe 6JIOO, <A 414 t full/part ttme. F.arn house haa 2 bdrms .. 2 K.R. PROPERTIES !r.l/LO on your next deal. ba . with arcb1lectural ._ __ 4_t_J._9_31_1 __ ConlidenlJally call drawings for 2 more 1--------• bdrms. Lot'ated 1n l'llll••••••• WALK TO BEACll 3br needs TLC $97 .500 Zbrden updated SJ00.500 3br comer lot $109.000 3br + loft $119,:IOO 4brbrk pauo11 21.ooo Duplex w/land 1182.000 NEWPORT CREST 2br end urul IH~.000 3br nu.ni vaew $135,000 ~ ~·...., ~ '.~ ·:. M2-1150 IEACHSIDE BARGAIN! SWpg to beach• J Br & pool. One yr serv1c~ pro- gram lncl~' Hurry & save• Call 646-7434 Qmlury 21 Gold Star DOVER SHORES lmely cu11tom Colonial w lspectal charm & character. 2-sty, 4 Br. den. OR. $.150.000 Fee. Owner/ All\. 548·6333 N~~ ~e1ght.s. OP&4SUM.1·5 424 s. .. rnardilto LUXUltYH ME Less than 2 yrs. old w/$34,000 m upgradPs! • BR. rei. w/lg. rooms In cl. separate formal din mg. kitchen w/garden wmdow. pantry & family nn. w/lots of t'ustom features <wel bar. wiill wul. wood paneling & fplc w/ra1sed hearth I DOVB VILUGE ProC dt>Coratf'd & WestcUff adult condo landseaped w/extensive 2Bdnns.,2"'1 batlu.m1r· masonry. $1119 ,000. rored wardrobe in ms tr. Manon Frtuell 752-1414 swte It dressing rm.. <M-&S) frplc .• patio. 2 enclosed I•••-----· icarages. Pool. clubhouse ._.._AM I 010 &c sauna. l·Blk. to sbop. _.. P'J\M center • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • GIB W .6.LKER orvo~CE 165,500 v !' Ap A rrv d. J BR . 2811 · REALTY 67 5200 mmacula t e . Ownt•r FREE CARPET pays buyer's coi.t Broker 54l·~---- OPEN HOUSE t-SPM MEWPORT HTS. LI.do Isle. Principals only. We have two 3 bdrm . 2 Charming 3br , 2ba . bath homes, 1n "real 675-1984 locaUon! Both have Oak BY OWNE R HARBOR nrs. & frplCll. The one VIEW CARMEL-totally wttb the 4 car garal{e 13 ~graded lhru-0ul. 3 Br. SU..000. the Olher has a 2 ba.FR,livinic&di.ning s hak e roof a nd a rm. decrt'r Ors. window greenhouseforSt3'7,500. Owner will allow S2SOO for re<"arpeting tb.u lov1>- ly 5 bedroom home Tiled &. mirrored entryway. step-down living room with fireplace, form al dining room. country kitchen. hide-away raml· ly room WJlh fireplace. Only $177 .soo OPENSAT. I 5 2015 Port Provence 3'Cl6 South Timber. SA. N!SoClr. W/Ma111 2 ~try. 4 br, 3 ba, form din rm &. sep. fam rm. Executiv{• '"Sandpoint". Open to day only. CENTURY 21 645-7221 1014 ••••••••••••••••••••••• roverlngs & wall treat· CALL646-446.1 EXQUISITE POOL ~~1~1n~~c:d.m~~ if!®i:IP ca l m d e s I g n e d .. iii--_....,I brick/con crete drive , _________ 1 jacuzzi spa & tiled patio way, brick paUoe, plan· ---------with S " S 4 bdrm hom(• h neat OLd Ranch Country t«s&paUocol adorn t e IALIOA rEMIN. Club-Seal Beach . By at.Elecgardrop:ner& · 609West8alboa81vd SHORECLlffS owner . S20,000 under extra storage 11 gar. ~ to ocean and bay market for 1mmediale PRJME LOCATION. 1 Ne w' Bdrm +den BAi e. Famlly room. ·2 houses on Jg lo\ in Loan r,rlme area. patios. wtth tugh loan balance. rplc'a, walk to beach. 1lus delightful 4 bdrm., 2 $189,500. Bdnnl., 3 baths & a uni· queold world wine cellur & more. New 4' vacant. cau ror showing. ~.ooo Tea~ TERRACE Beautiful 4 bdrm .• fa mi- ly rm.. comer lot with fUJlUUc view. 2 Frpfcs .. 8 car g a r . Aaltina 1295.000! ONMSUM.1·5 23232 'AL.AW AH SAVISl.000 Harbor View Knoll, 3br, Tri-level, Cape Cod Con· do-Open 1pace v iew. Tenrua, pool. VI R a1mble loan. Poss. lse. opt. $177,000. 640-48A8. Bllt from scbl next lo w/viewofocean.3 bathll. VIEW bonus room . 2'h ba grnbelt, comm pool & all bl.lilt-ms. fireplace. Walking distance to ~olf rec. fa cElllLllOe a.N AOSF· W/W c ot'g lhruout Beaut1"(ully remodeled & tennis. All amemlles SUMABL A w,...""er"S choice of col· • SU0.000 al 91,A,%! Save '"'Y farruly home U\ exclusive .150.000. ba Syracuse Model In C.:.0116'(e Park. is in l{ood coodiuon 11nd located on q111et street. h 's a very livable home! c ...... u.-. Enjoy this 2 Br O/Y To In woodsy area w/ocean & sunset views. S&S. 000 2 0ttan view Iota, $35,000 ea. Call Dodo Wm Powell R.E. 497-1751 MUSTSIWf Vacant . view of ocean le canyon from lbla l·level ~\_lge. 3 BR. 2 ba .• I anpte HU.la. $W,OOO Agent 646-11.33 Sell Idle 1tA1ms 642-5678 '"'-I 044 --------....;..1 ••····················· macnab I Irvine realty 3 Commercial units. over $19,000 aro111. Xlnl leases. $225,000 ... Mcc ... ck ...., 49 ... 7551 WATER WATER .., 1f I I I Jifir\ thousands in paymenl3 c!r on. Wet bar. 2 ror gar. Shorecliffs. Magnlflcent ZIJ-598-2764. fees. OHered at 1166,900. .IUto gar o~ner Custom country kitchen. lernfic ---------Special terms avail to and well bLDlt and priced master suite. sepa rate T..... I 090 bkrs. Open Sal & Sun tDselJ children's wrnl{. Won't ••••••••••••••••••••••• um Port Claridge Pl or last • For private show 3 BR 2~ Ba condo • CAil ror appt. ~or inacall S00.900. 1m M1tcbell 118S TRIPLEX+ guest ...... a. LOA .... llSTIUYIMTOWH 7Sl..Sl31. ~ ,_~_7*19 _____ _ Smrr2~kental 45:'tHiCENT "" 21. ;;;;;;.=!.~ .. •••• CloMtDSeach6Bay ~ an1dous, vacant ,._ Evervwh@re =o.ooo-MalteOffer Condo priced $76,500. rors. t 100 'lbat'a thethemefortbls HARDTOFJND .-..a::ri,-.c.. Aak for John, Aaent MlllflNNfC...W ...................... . apectacular ~roperty Permanent apec:tacular 67• ,L2 O 631-1266. 1·--~640-==5~1:1~7--·1·-~==~::i~:-· vMw. Delllnble location. •-.--------· located hlg above 2br. den, Quality condo. 1• ~~~ MOllLIHOMI ~~£t~~~~~~f, Co mplet~rlva cy . .............. .1052 Assumable -------•UDOISLI• ..-c>IMAT10H wtlb ~athta1tl.ng VIEWt<>wner~-~9216-~iiiiim.iiiiiiiiiiiii···~·;•;•·~·;•;••;•;•;••;•;•;••;•••;.:••• 8,1 .. 0 ,0 UDO ISLE IAYROHT Rn. opdoo to~ Info. OF CATALINA, TKE .,. r• Spacious Italian VIiia. 12 LOE PIER & SI.IP repo's, loan usumption SEA AND VILLAGE 'II llerbor View Monaco roocrts. ()pen beams. tile OPEN SAT/SUN l s. 8 )' etc. Easy flnance O.A C. BELOW. Spr_awllnJ 3 c-•-'-·-· Banker Phase Ill. Great Vi('W 3 noon. The Clnest home appl. 9 offlces . bdrm. floo r p lan '1ft.lwa'R 8r,2 8a.B)!Owner.You ondoublelot.$1,~.ooo. Aaenl 675-4!900 ......_.._Stor. aerv1c.d by 2 batht. has Rl SICCNIW. 8'10<lltAG£ LOMA!Wt' own lhC land. ' l'ffJIJf .,_, • ...,.. w. Anaheim ?8J.lA42 formal dlnlna room . ZM4Port <.;arliAIAI -t411641-IUI L41tGl14YNOMT Westminster 848-889$ atei»a~er kitchen with P"'Clll!:ll~ i•• ......... 0 Vt• 1 •QI OpenS/S 644-4887 -------• Wit!t4.rg_e_PlcS Anahtlm 95&·1011 breakfast nook and "' """ -" --$1"59,900 COMP\.IT&Y S.UA.na 3"54·7070 reaturea Uvtna room with 0 c c a n V i c w co n d o i n u d u I t Harbor View Knoll• llMODILID E. Anaheim ~ CENTER FIREPLACE community. Spacious 3 Bdrm. 3 CAPECOOCONOO '""""'W"''. oro• U•s w-•--1 l 3 br 2 ba 2 ........ ~m .... n 11115,000rec. Alt. "'u' """'""·· MnQ both. 2 fireplaces, count""' kitchen lllCTlroo • • ... _......, ,v~ 875-eeoo llf YOU HAVIHT Sl8L 11~T LOOKS OUT TO • .J t\lndecka over canal. 2bath, prlvalealrh1m, .,. M IAPPAlk An thl l"k SEA. You'll al10 ftnd & many oUacr extras. Owners must Pft'ft« fOC' amall bofta. pool.taWa.Jacuul. tMCUD•I SSl.arAdutiCommunlty YI n~ J e this rare & unique SEPARATE GUEST sell. $135,000. Oommunltt PoOla le ten ~ convcnjent. l~WlakU«Ave,CN "W Jlowood " model in exclusive QUARTERS wood YtUA ,ACIACA_.ATIO MOM1 nilfl•.OOI]*"-~-byaJ)pt.Call AMAMC ... 11 Haa avallable a 1Ht Denne U11iv. Park ! 3 lg. BRs =:.ec1.;~.:~~~ Bcauurul 2 ~room, family room. Property~..a.3850 ~=~~ =::. :~~?C:.~ a&! FteetwooObto rormol dinln~ rm, famlly rm -Jots ""reJUon area wttb 2 bath patlo home. Exquisite ly OMTMI CAHAL Mucy. OPEN SUNDAY c::au:4Z.;;:~m O( gloss W/Open feeling -aarden "ft" b .. SWllUUNG decorated thru-out . Structural Lee. 4 BR, 2"41 ba., new ~tlf~ t 5 1-6.1.BPvrtQardllf. 1--~-----kilc hcn -elegantly decorated POOL WITH JACUZZI improvement. wet bnr, professional ldi.dlm: 2 frptca .• aun· vt""'"--/ n o Illa.ct. HolM, Oftly Jtt,500 -~many custom UPRrades. Don't lllllf•bu'.a!w~b1 d i dtdt;poold1tennla.You ll5V\aWadena sioo.0001.1t.•1t~lnt tGtaJ.~bocn•inex· mis" this opportun'1ty • •112 950 wan ti fl .... '"" tboH Ian scl ap nbl(, community pool. own Lhe land. 1245,000. ~/BU 87~ :utR, Zbt, rec. nn. boat tt...i~Nnport lkh adlt " · • • ""° d•i,. lti. rln .. t, jacuiz .clu house. $109.~. 10~ Down . owe . rantHtlc 2300 aq. rt 1toraae.s12uoo pan, rec rac11. Call •f\ <subj. to cancellation or existing THIS Dl!LUXE HOM£ <>wmr1eat.MB·1.210 home ln Eattl>lutr w 15 ..... ,,_ •;•911 . escrow>. OPEN SUN l·S P.M. 4902 IS A frllJS'I' TO S.E.E, of. A COWWIU. 1...-co. 1 ..... ,-...... "townhome " rental• c1a.-., Of C.WS.l ,_.u•-"NT CORKWOOO. lM·84> t.-.dtorif/, .. 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I I 00 •••••••••••••••• ••••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• •• l!Xll', 19&7 Anlf'lus. furn >.Int for tlf'ld on or rl'• ~ '7 l!t7~ l·BR • rutty rt'rond "''t be>ecb • ckx'l, 1.ldo lair S!UO•. AS\.6l& lll'lll r»Anu It.ii> idr \'11111.:e. DJ Muynow .. r, s;n ,$00 :er. :lt•. l11e ro' frt•d pun h + palm t•lhh.-.1•, pool!. J1n·uu 1·., bt•111 h ti?~ l 't:»itj ur ~!l.I lll~.! Ol.llt'r 1°h<' M~li In .M~t.:! Kt') Wbt 3 "' ..,. \ l' KlllGO AA 'prn, wknd-. 5.'il~ N\•W(IUrt &·1H'h on l 1d1• 2 Hr $34,000 m . OPIMHOUSE Ubl wd "K~.v WL"\t ' !-.un 1 t 79 10 4PM The Meudo s 14851 Jt-fhl'y Rd lrv1n\' Splll"t' 141 7 UMtTS:.C.M. Duul "",.,, bulld ln~ F\reoliac...,, '<.Int. IOC'I\~ 'nil. lo~ mt 54.2 I~ IASTSIOIJ Pnck cl O'lll'l'l~n1h1p 3 l\r % l1ia w fin 1 li.<'tl •"'-Mt " uni t 1tt:<t 2 Rr tu~ah ~u•• uoll WO ---~t\TIG( HOME:\ 1133W <.'oast lfwy n 641-6646 lllillYe. 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Out ol Stat•· ;,3~.000 It.I. 0111 of Stall' l.600,000 !Jh. Out ot Stall· l.690.000 IOU t Htvt•rl>Hil-~.800 .000 ;..!(X) •. Sac1 iJnll·nto ·1.700.000 QUAIL PLACE PROPERTIES 1714) 752-1920 I ...... u.fwwiae..d ....... U.._...aa..d _&1_ndly_..._J_an_u_ary..._1_1_97V ________ D_Al_LX_e/_LO_.l-..-D--.f ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~••••• .. Mw J~ZJ ~~ ••••• ._.?~~~ ~:.~~~•••• ~:.~~~•••• ••••••••o •,••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• T Cb1rmlna Shor•cllU1, SHARP M a Vt'rd :i br 0-,oMt 32H ...... t41gMe4 lJU Hltwpcwt .. CK 3269 blk from IWlmmln& family rm. (rp)c, (Ill ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••~• ••••••••M••-:-••••••••• buch t • BR. 3 b• .. pool. bllnlf. MW <'f1)t.I ., drp6 2 Br a Ba roodo on the• N lG y EL s JI 0 R Es . CANU•MIUT $'750 rf'modeltd & rt:dcu:or Walk to tcbools & dlop und. Adult.I only No ~aoua 4 bdrm. 2~ h•. 4 8r,3 beb St200/ Mo Ker·.. rt' ptng. ~. 9M-Oln SJN. 8$ 644 tiOOt ram rm. beach. tennta lllar1n ~ ql.tr't'd M.'?SOO? Plu1b 2 br . '"" ba '43&/mo 493.4293 or -----E11t1ldo New & e11pcc111I S:Sl·14M Bluffl. llt'U~tlon. J Jum1no Creek. 3 !:JR . I)' nJCt! hcx.lse 1 br loft lownhou•e. 18 yrs or BR. awtW -Ore nbcll den, formal dlnintl . Pvt fncd yd. c rpl• & older Cpl11. drps. dla r ••cou..-y _16..WMo • .\i · ·ll.33 buulllully lndscpd & ,.._ 1375 rno 114.2 28311 hwai.ber. Pvt patlo. pool. -"'" ~ ~•led Pnmo c:orn"r ---""-· · tennla. Jae. 11una. Walk f''orleueoptlon. Elegant UDOl 5 ... view toe. IQSO/ Mo. Ref's. v~ clean 3 br. 2 ba 1290 tobch. Call 982·~· 3 8r. z Ba condo Moun· 136 V111 .-srac1ou11 t'ClQ. 1142-560'7 Conway. Nr 1ll 1hopplng. Mariner'& Cove Condo. Lain Vicw1 Wolk to t.c:n home " Iv Int: school•. e tc. Dahwhr. 2+2. end unJt. TenniiJ, nil, aotf courses & 3 2 rm+ d .. Imm"" OCIAM VllW·Z rerrtii. crpt. dbl 1ar pool, jacuul. All adult rnile11 w beach.~-mo. fl500/mobit. 2 8d + 2 u. + 2 gar. + $49$, mo. Av all. now. romplex. Patio. garal!e. By owner. 770"°'1l w...,.. ... HcM91 F.lrpcn,lve.z. SS25 mo 758-191A. S4'75/mo. Bier. 1163-3377 & 61 l·f400 Adulu only· 673·2mi ocan 2 bedroom. l bath 962-6837 PM's. Nil.(U('I Shorf'A • br. 2 ba, · COi.y 2 Br oot.taac. nr bc:h, Condo. 2 car aance. ttwt1t• Sea 1't'rracr. Ph1n J on Walk t.o beech frt>m Lar&l' lrnl, b~am cell 'll fenced patio. pool & H~ 324Z l~e lot. Newly palnu.'d. 3bdrm. Newport .,,,.:-clubhouse NO PETS ~ l"rplc, furn rm, tennlt. Crest •· 2 car .... 5/ino,64().7963. ' ·············•••••••••• dAPng Q t,e Large 2 bdrm. 2 b.i ~luu Duplex. Open beam.a. ff1>k & sun deck No peta. 5.'500 per mo 675-1.SU 3 Br. 2 bo hm wtrrpl, 2 car aar & ~k. avail early i''eb, no pcta SGOOt mo l'h 6tC>-2800 e vs JASMl .. CRIH LEA.5ES AVAILABLE BEAtrrlFUL JBR · $900/mo $350/mo. RE/MAX call .,....... __ _, ith 1 pool. jacuzzi & beach. --t'. • n Glen63l·l2166 .. uwo .. ..,...,o, w v ew m-6892 : ~l-Z.338. nil, med CX' PooA & Jae. a.crou from cupao · r mo lmm1c. 2 BR. t i,<: ba beach. 1375.847~ 3 Br. 2"'1 ba. 2 frple1, _~ __ s..,.iiPiiiij;;:;__--~e!~ ~~~.1~~1 To~ 2BR. 2•i. ba. ~!~3\;r,o ~0w;~~e Newport t::'0 Condo. 4 Adults. $475 Mo. Agt pool, Jac. sauna. tennis. br. fauna; IMmal din 644-1211 $4.50/mo. M2·31G7 Immaculate Sea Terrace Ing. SSOt tll~ July 15. 2 Br. den. view home i9 Option (Qf 12 add'l Pnv.commun1ty.tennls. mos at S10j). Agt . f::,'· beac h, no pets ~ Sm1 2 BR. 211 Knox Pl Beach coodo. 1 BR & lof\. Adult.a & credit refs re· 2 patiOll._ ocean & bay q'd. $250 per mo. lsl & view. f1t'il. $400. 846-2013 last. See owner lpm· ....... 3244 3pm, Jan 7th. ••••••••••••••••••••••• L« 3 br 3 bl.ks from OCC. Woodbrid1e 381' Iv. ba. t-• n c · d b a ck yd & new! Near Lake & parlu gardener. SS50 m o Nopea.$450.833-8600 -~---· -----Ker. Park. 2Br. 112 ba, &11ide cul-de-sac. Lge 3 Comm poo~. new! no br, 2 bu. frplc. bltns. pets. Brk patio $395. lndry rm. fenced yard . _833-8600 ________ _ S475.fr73-~ Orange Tree. 2-sty. 2 BR. ADULT CONDO near So. den. (pl. A/C. comm Cst Plza loft bdrm.. pool, tennis <! Car gar. most utlts pd. by owner. $475. 493-6014 · 496-3888 _I _B_R_Cot_la_ge--.n_e_a_r _L_i-do 2 Br. 2 ba condo on aoll ShocJI. Gut1~pt'd, stove. course. $390. refrlg, DO ~l,~. Yrly or 497.2425 mo. S2SS, .th 61~3 OP&IHOUSE 12·4 SEAVIE\O 'Bit. FR. 2': For lease. spacious 4 BR. ba, g.nlnr It •hOc due11 2 Ba home, doubl(• at· mcl,SllOOmo.644·5621 t.ached garwge, Cplr . bltn 2 Br 2 ba '-'Ondo near kitchen. covered patio. bea~h. Refrtg, w ll>. ~ $475 mo car enc. gar. Frplc. pool, 25192 Via D~Antu !!&una Jae , SS50 m o~ DON '&r~N3 tF.1~+oRS moo10: ... 714497·4848 IE.A~M&.iVING '-ltiNU .. NG LIDO Bia~~ mobile home' 2 Bft wL~autirul dc1·or HOPAYM!HTS Corona ct.I Mor J 122 975-0952 759-0363 Tropical set. W /11lream. patio, aviary. pool. Jar .. Sauna & more. $385 mo. Lovely. new Heritaf(c Park townhouse: tm · mac. end urut. 2 BR. 2 ba. nr. pool. park. No pets Lease. $430. 64-0-5748 3 Br, 2'h na. Crplc. p1tt108, Hew 21r, IR Ha..• lndscpg, pool. & 1acuu 1. Widen. L.R .• fam rm. S450mo.495·54178 din. det~. at frp1c·~. l.hJat ftfls tikt' II homt• 645°6646 l~ ol tlv\nit 1>pacl.' & - plenty of cltltlel~. $42,500 Costa Mesa 3 bdr m hous~ <M~> + 2 wuls + rm Cor l Mer purchase we puy ••••••••••••••• •• • • ••• • aU rosts lor 6. mo11 Close Bach Apt Ullht1es paid to OCf'lln . $140 .000 $225per mo. (714)98().5244. 645·1~1 At:.sa Wayne 642·tl235 tnOf'e. $105,000. Beaulaful Lots for Sale 2200 HIMHncJta.t •ach 3140 ____ ._ ____ , 3 bdrm bous e w /cx-••••••••••••••••••••••• ~--S-'e 1200 lA!ns1ve bnrk work + rm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ., BR Adult T h .._.. • ...,...._.-• for 1 more. $90.000 Will trade 3 sub.d1v1ded' own. ouse ••••••••••••••••••••••• Owner714·2'1l·l838 lots Las Vegas for ca'Sh All a~ruues. rncl g pool 0 . · • · & teruUs. Close to beach I ACRES ltG 4 Plex sailboat. rar, d1amond11, S450/mo Agent 645·7408 Two fLXer upper hous~. etc. fr15 76#17 Asking only S115.500 I 1--314'" m .. nv btuldlngs, City r1ty M u p · WiU tr d 2' • rYrns "' -..., ust se ract. nnc. on 1 a ~ '2 rcM>rt acre'! ••••••••••••••••••••••• water, huge oak tree,, lySrou Realty 536-7533 en lake m Elco. Nevada otr paved roads. Can ht> for cash. sailboat, i.'ar. Woodbndge 3br. l t,.;ba w/ split. 12 UNlTS. Costa Mesa . 2 duimondi.. J{old , etc washer. dryer Open S ACRES Br. I Ba,· encl. gar·s. 7 675-7687 ~~~l $500. 559· 1589. Loade(J with oak. Xlnt years old. ~.000 By ~ltomt/ txaldiqsite. owner. ~-4.262. Trir Ms FARGO l/67e-5117or J/523·4462 ~ .. och 3141 2300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6HOUSES F..astslde CM. seller will finance. 2 JBR. 4 2BR + yards S290,000. Prin on· ly. Bkr. 631-1234 . Ckean view. 3 BR. 11"-a blks For Sale Mobile Home. 73 bch, avail lhru June, util Brighton Manor 24x60. 2 paid S465mo 494.5012 Big Bear Lake. :i aercs. Al levt>I . $33,500/terms. bdrms. 2 ba, rmly rm. 5 · · fM· 7585/ 54&-<1394 star Park $39,000/ bst tWwport Beoch 3169 o(r (714) 842·5452 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 40 ~~1~atural spring 2 houses + Bach unit, & ., Easti11 de CM. Gross --------- stream an no. t.askrn rents $9000 yr . SP ·-ox 100 •c-s C.1 . Beirnl Mln. bk14rnd. SlOOOOO firm 25'1. down ollV'ft "' '"'" small twn & Modo(· Nat 'I owe bal at 10,,., ~nly. All Ho. San Dl"JO Co. Forrest nearby S35.000. due 3 yrs Call coUccL Currently a Moblll' 551 3754 _ ( 2 13 1s4 l ~ l 4 4 9 N o Home I R er Ve h 1 rl e C:O....rcial Brokers please. Park. Unlimited poten ,..openy 1600 -C ---ual. lnrludlni! 4+ a cres ••••••••••••••••••••••• ARE or rommerr1al 1onini:. Nf:W SHOPPING CENT Ek TRAHSPLAHT lake, s tream. Tt•rm!. NEEDED NOW in s i.x E. $1,200,000 Princ ipals side Costa Mesa houses only an upgraded area near Ron WilliCllM R.alty s chools. shopping. & 1990So Coast llwy 1.ransportat1on! Buy on LAGUNA BEACH contract at only $35.000 494-1519 .•WINTER• 3BR 2Ba .. .. . .... $475 3BR Oceanfront . . $600 28R Bayview . . . . . S6so Oceanfront ........ ms •YEARLY * LBR Oceanfront .... $450 ~·eanfront . . . . . . S650 Oceanfront $1000 ~BR Lido Isle $1600 IURR WHITE REALTOR . IMC. 675-4630 Newport Beach Area 1'nple net leases 1-'1r!lt years rent Kua ranlet.' Sq. feet renlable space. $780,000. each! All for $195,000 ------•_•_•_•_•_• •---------lmust be sold together> Available late February. Lovely 3 br · 2 ba on ror· ner w/lge yard. Lease. Sa75 mo. 838·3232 ; 544-0614 JASMINE CREEK Most 1mpress1ve 2 BR in earthtone colors . Pvt CQmm, pool. jac. tennis . Avail now. Call 955-0497. 642·32163. SOUTH OF HWY 2 Bdrm. dining room . fplc, hardwood floors . $585 pe r m o . LUSK REALTY. 675-3411 Costa Meso 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557·7838 2 bdrm .• I bath, fireplace &yard.S350/Mo ---~~---- 63J·2838 Woodbridge 2 Br + den. 2 Ba. incl. gardenH. garage door opnr . nr lake/pool. SSSO. 559-5598 Westside 3 br. 1 ba Refurbished! Really sharp' $450. Avail. 2/9 673-~7 Canyon View . N t•w townhouse_ 2BR. 2ba. frplc. pool. S650/mo. 956-2154 Brand new oversized BUCCOLA Home Ul new Costa Mesa sub-division. ---------3 bdrm 2 ba Liv rm. University Park, 3 BR. 2 ram rm frpk. 2 c·ar ba. fplc. atrium. dtnmf{ garage $625 per mo rm. new crpts. Clost• to 759-4m&549-4231 lScbls . pool. l l·nn1s . library. $495 mo 5.52· 1261 J IDRM, 2 IA TH firePWce, double garage. palJo. fenced yard M11ny extras. Everythmg just Brand new 3br. 21,A.iba. like new. $525 mo. lease. (rplc. Dbl garg. pool & Agent. 543.n29 Orangelree. Lovely 2 Br • den + D.R . patio home. Mint condition. Best location. A/C. com· pactor. elec. GOO. wood decked pallo. t e n · nis/pool. Adults. no pets. S450. 552·5817 jacuui. S min to bch. Yr· --------- ly lease. No pets. $525. 548·9157 /835-9543. 0...0 , .. 3226 PalJo hm nr the 11ca. on elec gattG rfei' . Bot h professi llY. decor11l ed. $600 4 '!JOO. Call Marlene ···t .J•·3444 or 644-8889. FORUASE Monarch Summit 2Br.2 -------- ba, & lanai. J ae & pool All adlt comm $495/mo Call830-8005 aft4pm. _ BeautaJul decor ..5 Bdrm home on Ll'DO with r 1 n e s t a m e n 1 t 1 c• ., 3255 $1.500/moleasc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13()•oathewat.er! 3 bdrm 2 ba. wtth private dock. 2 years new. S6SO per mo. Avail. now 24306 Ponchartrain 754.7900 ON WATER, rharming .! bedroOm 2 bath w/boat slip. 1750/mo. Waterfront Homes 631-1400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------·1 Jbdrm.2 ba.L.argeyard. i BR.Fam Rm.OinRm.3 MuionVleJo 3267 --------No pets. Avail Jan 10. yn old. Owner lived. Lo 3Bedroom and fireplace. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.. ..... Call aft 4 S550 9611·3636 rminl ~ 496·1089ev!\ Earthtone carpels. Com-Ready to movl' in 3 br. 2 c.platr.o 3278 219 9 Me Yer N ca r -. . munlty pool and t.enn1~ ba, r111lc. dshwhr. pauo, •••••••••••••••••••••• • Harbor/ Victoria New Jbt. 2~ba, pool. ten· ~/mo. Lease. fncd yd, gar Kleis & pet.:, 2BR. l~ belh. Sunporch, nls. nr bch . S6a0. RedCarp!t754-'202 ok. $445 Agt No fet> fn c d ya rd . Capo 3 bdrm. lrg. renccd yard Drive by 2039 National. $395 pe r . m o . l s t last+SlOO Children pets OK ~11833·9305 m -3220/636-3728/497-1505 -964-2566, 973-2971 • Pnhsades 496-3615 CANYOH VIEW 3 bdrm. 2 b4 . Condo Ht..,_. .. odl 3269 Salta Ana 3280 ugh\ & airy 3 bdrm. 2 garage. patio. crpt!<.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••. ba. home wtrrplc Ul qwet drps. appts. 548-8300 HARBOR VIEW HOM ES 3 bdrm house, new c:rr New 2&3 bdrm. frplc. resld. area Mlle from EXECTOWNHOUSE Carmel Model 3 bdrm. 2 rucely decorated. 11 bh.ns. 2 car garage. $450 bch. 2 car gar, lge fncd Rancho San Joaqwn. 2 be. fam. nn. dbl. gar (rn:d yard. garage. Go, 11 & 645-5637 yn1. $48S per mo 493-9598 BR & den (or 3 br >. aat*ner tn<'I M';5 per neighborhood. Child "-' 3 up. A ,· B T S Fam t• Valey 3234 2"'2 ba. San Lu.is Rey mo.Call&M-7697 pet OK. $450 per mo BO M. 2 V2 A H ••••••••••••••••••••••• model, xlnt decorator UP· llACH S6 50/m1 Yrty 750-4284 ~EtkiRs Co. 63l-3400 or 644-8758 j QUAIL MIMltciin,D...rt, RftCri 2400 twnhse, S. Cst Plaz. a "'-aut. v1·..., 4 Br + den. grades. choice location. _n.. ___ b ___ d_ f W/D "" .,._ view. nr pool. jacuui. uttltlet'Gld 3 "'· 1"'1 a con o. nu IEACOH IAY area, re ng. • air. 2'"1 ba. ram rm. din rm. tennis & golf, cable TV & Large 2 story home. b1~ crpU. floors. Nr. So. c~t WATERFRONT gar opnr'. S550 mo frplc, dsbwhr, gardener garden care in c ld .. rooms.vaultf'd/beam!i,2 Plaia. l'nd. garn~·: Beau\. 133' Comm ocl'an rront lot. Carlsbad. 5280,000 Submit term~ Ownr/Hltr 714 .434-17:15 A.,~~S~~ 10,... Til t :JO r .M.1 Palm Desert. $168.950. RENTALS 53&4976evs. B3l·23S6dys & water pd. Many ex· $625/mo. 544·20:54 aft. t> huge bedrooms. 2ba, Pool, k.ad.s play area.!'<~• FUushin~ new. 4 br. 3 ba fUm. J br. 2 ba winter SD>2Br E·side. gar. fncd tras. Kids ok. no pets. pm.&wtmds (rplc, deck. 2 patios, ga:. pets. $450. Avail. Jan h Sparush. next new lltd rental at $1,250 per mo. patio. Adults only, no $650. Agt. No fet>. BBQ. D/W, refrig. Encl 6'2-~amorS7J.9S2l den Palms Comm Cor Also a 2 br. 2 ba year ........ 646-1078 964-25(.6; 973-2971. S330 new Condo, l BR. ~ work s pace laund round I $9c" 1'''"'" pa•;o on stream. tennis, ' ' 4 BR, 2'h Ba. Fam Rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Deep Canyon & Goleta renta at .rv per J' B d I ,...,,arml r 2 t .. p. I clukf, no pelJI. wetbar, fplc. ready lo Agt Roy (714 >642·5319 or mo. 759·1501 Npl "'ts 2 r up ex "'" ng execu !Ve s Y pool, adults. no pets. Greathouse ~~4 movn m· . Cl,_., ... to s·chool. Udo Ille la""--Fenced yard. adlts. NO 4 BR. den. pool. room in Eves: fnJ.5003. 559-4426 _ .. .,..,.. Bkr _ .............. .. San Clemente. ldl'al Mom & Pop bu.ildinfl. 700 Sq n on El Camano, plu!'o Apt above>. $95,000 BERTHA tfENHY REALTORS 215 Del Mar 492-4121 lncOfllP Property 200 •••••••••••••••••••••• C.M.4-PLEX Extremely nice 2 Br uD1t. $00,000 r" ....... t f.46.7414 PETS. $325. Gas/W\r pd gar., best schools. $600. 40• Boat dock. 3 br. 2,,, ba rer reat1on & S C')ol Rare Triplex.lsttimeon ---673-2256. SfS-4157. New Turtlerock coodo.2 story,rrplc.bltn Plara. Lease $550 market. Own/Agt will 3~rm.Con~o. Ironwood -------h-2-4-0 Highlands lownhome ; 2 kitchen. Yrly SSOO. _~_:IJ_l_8 ____ _ finance. $650,000. ~~ntryRCldub. r P 3 Im 2BR 2ba condo. A/C. util tt.1114• .. oc 3 BR. 2 ba .• din. rm .. frpl. ,,.,c ,,,...,5 B . f 1 3 8 h Ph 645-5044 u=ert. ca Y or nc incl. Boot, jac. etc. Nr SC ••••••••••••••••••••••• Central air, oulstandin~ v•.rv" <'a ut 1 u r · 2 J rupa nr y Ar• I 1 !l7!1 tiouMs Unfurnished PI a z a . S 4 J 0 I m o . New-i?legant·2 bedroom view! Highly upgraded. Big Canyon Bordeux 3 br. w/pool. playground Di:. 7$11404,0006 4 ~al 6 ~v8e5n 1noi:~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213/329-9392 ev S.SSO. or 2 bedroom + den Adults. no pets. ~5 Mo. 3 ba. French ctry kit. h was h e r . db I I{ a r MESA DEL MAR "' lalx>altland 3206 $575. Cedar & window 833-9293 $13X> o 759113 S42S+dep 340-A Car 714-675-4446 ••••••••••••••••••••••• L g J Br 2 1'2 B 3 home. Five blocks to ---------837..ooir;0· ays · 1• ria!(e. Ca ll Renatj 4-PLEX n-L.--F-1 •BR 3ba. dnn. d1n1ng rm. townhomes. rrplc. wet beach. Private 2-car Deerfield patio home. 2 br -~ves 55&-7707 Allunitsare3 BR ,2 BA ~Gro' _..,, 2700 " l 1 " bbq N bar, Cam rm, gardener. ~e. Fully m ain· &denor3br.Subm1tonChanmn1,older38Rhse•-r--...... -Loguna-----3-8 beauties. Absolute pnde ••s pa 10 w ~as · ew $625.~u.. 2il7 Knox SI I .-. & .. 'Id " I .. , .. _ .. _h y I -2 6 ,.,ownersh1'p wit .. a gross ••••••••••••••••••••••• tile very r lean $775 ._.,., yard. Adu ts. No .-~ Ciu ren. nva1 3 ~ rm "" . ear y "' JLlll" 67s-i442 · · <corner Orange Ave) pets. lnqwre at 525 18th Feb. 1. Grdnr incl. $525 SSOO mo + uhl. 544~148 ••••••••••••••••••••••• income of $16.560. We 320ACRESI!! 631-J.188or0)756-2908 Street.(710 ~6331. mo.Agt.fnl-4447 leave message for Walk to beach. Cn1y :· A fR€HIG€ /-+.-~ HOME:~ havetwoavailable. In central California Cclpldrano •och 3218 •n...rr•• r Margaret adobe 1 br house. frpk, 8 UNITS (pas 0 R 0 b I es) ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa Verde condo. 2 Br. 4 Br. 2th ba. nu s & s ~·~ beam ceiling. secludl'd. E.ASTSIDECM $1200/acre Avail 1·10 2br house. ~~~~~~i~~!:i Golden West Estates. 2BR.2~ba ..... S39S/475 •UDOISLE.3BR2Ba. pvt.yard&pallo.Ava1L 58 acres in 1 acre parcels Reing Newly carpeted. l ...,00 1 . Gourmet k1\chen. Cam 3BR.114 ba ......... $450 love lge. patio. S7SO mo now 494-2893 I' I .. • 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB 645-6646 76UHITS lyOWHER Low rent. Take ovrr 9i,..iCJ7r loan. No vacant1es Property located al 104 Wet1t 2nd St. Rialto CALL 542-3676 for info. Bk rs welroml' S.A. 4-PLEX All 3 Br 2 Ba units. $1400 mo income. Owner will carry 2nd. f\111 pr1 re $155,000. PLUS room to build 4 m Elsinore. $2200/acrc mo ren · ~· c earuni rm w/wct bar, for din'g, 3BR.2ba $550/650 ~; ~ more units. All bave Also. numerous smaller Walk to beh. 34648 Via dep.545-2158 S7J5 I l BR 2 ba. •• • • • • ~•c.• ---------Ocean V1ew-Monarl' h I d I Catoltna 544-6536 for 3-car gar. /mo inc · Vz · · • • • • _,,, Near Ho a g, J b r ""'·-"'·t. u.duJl comm ., enc ose garages. n· parrf>ls-aood term s "'-·· 2 b •L b d --'Call""°.,,,,,. JBR 3ba $6-.....,.,.,.. "" ' dependent Certified Ap· available. "'contact Ken appl S425. .....,db .. I er, l .... & ,a coon o, _g_.,,._u __ ~---"'--1 4 BR. 2' ... b ...... ;.~;,;.19~ townhouse. crpts. drpit, l BR & den. Comm pra1s al at $44a.OOO Marks al _..;.""---------garage /p. pen 3 Br l~ Ba. big fenred · .,... a.·· ,_.,,., o1t1 car garage. Adults. no clubhouse>. pool. JM'u1.11 . ""'--~-k $425000 l Br duplex. l~e back beam ceilings . Pool. r:. r I "u'"Th 4BR.21,2 ba.$lOOONB """".14.25.mo 5411269S. nt" •cCI\ mo T .... 11 & vwriei as mg · Edith W. H•uick yard. Resp. party. $235 jacuzzi. Isl & last. S475. • rp c. l........ ames .,..... ' ' #o>'7IJ ~ ' •/A"1¥1 Realtor&A!isociatcs mo. References. 499-3893 mo.642·5290 S475.548·1258 Harbor View Mon11co2 Br ~~~ck HeJltY lni· ~I U,-1646SpnngStreet eve8 Eastside 2 br. frplr, 3 Br 2 Ba. h~ fam rm. +den.lgyrd.wshrldryr, Paso Robles Capistrano Palisades beamedced'gs, fncd yrd frplc, 2 gar .. nr prk. S000 759-9510 W.stmiftst.r 3298 R<;aft;· 18051231·5350 townhouse for lease. Pati'o. $37 ... 646.6785 OC'ean. $525. 645·1223. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2600 E. C H 1805t '"66 30'"9 " ~1286 W ,\TE RF RON T w I 3 Br avail 2/1179 watt•r oast wy .. • .. Coastline view. rstm 548-6019 ---------• DOCK . Shnrp remodell'd · . · '· ., •• , CdM 759 9386 built for owner. 2 Br 2'f.I 3 Br 2 t d I' 2BR singlt house. BIUns pd, e!'tras lsltl,ast ..,,;, • Ratal1 Ba, roomy w/many ex-Immaculate Jbr, frplc, • • 5 cry con °· h Incl D/W & rdrli.t . Ms Shafer. 213 924-!lOSt. 22 UNITS :_:·.:::·.:.::.:j.:.":~··•••• tras. 661-2871. 496-3697 fenced yd, quiet, shop· ~!·ub~~sLeca~~s. s~'l:'. SSOO/mo. Without dock 2131374·3451 _ Riverside. furnished ~"'·"~ ,.~_ ........ ,M 3222 ping.S490.548-8300. """.,.,.,5 f523C.o•PU,Da·IRVIME S750.67S.1906 u---11!!....-1-a.....dor ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....urvnu~ or ...,.,.,..., ,...,.... ... ~...-barhelors. 1 Bdrm apts 3 06 2 BR •· 8 ... M.. i rd ---------1 • L...t..-:.a........i 3 300 + 2 Bdrm Owner's unit. a.ootsa.ct I ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,. ... age,nceda • Edison H.S. 4 br. 2 ba, •-teach 3248 3 Bdrm. 2Yi ba condo ""1WWl- 2BR l•Lbathhom 2c r no pet• no ch ll ren __,__ Pool, 2 c"r 0 araoe & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Heated pool, good loca-••••••••••••••••••••••• • ""6 c. a '" • patio, fncd yd. gar. Kids ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. " " lion. sclose to fwy. Great BAY FRONT 2BR. 2 b1. garage & deck. $450/mo. married cpl. 548'°'°1 & pets ok. $455. Agt. No 1 Br unique quiet ~ ac. opener, near Hoag Hosp potential 123 E . Bayfront. $695. Waterfront Hom es 2 BR home. adults. no ree. 964-2.586: 973-2971 Frplc. k ids/pets ok. &beaches. SS25. 673-3106. MOllLE HOME A PR€HIG€ /-+.-~ HOME~ ~Q 3333W.CoastHwy,N8 64s.6646 PRJNC. ONL y Herb213/ 478-35n days. _63_1_·1_400_·_____ pets, iar .. gardener. $350 2 1\ory lamlly home oear ~h. $450. 499-2286. l~RMATION Newport A .. ricmt ....,.,......... l I 07 2Brhome. adults. no pets. mo. Joe646-420l beach. 3 br. 2 ba. ram 3 Br. 2 ba, 2 car 1ar. rncd Oceanfronts .... SS00/575 =·~~p0oo~:Sb~~r1~i ,..optrt&.s.957-1900 ....................... garage gardener. $425 2 bdr.lba,fam.nn,allbu rm,f..,lc.d.sbwbr,patao •• ..4,oceanvu.Avall.Fcb. 38RLadoSands . $625 ,...c Ea .... a .... eOA'' mofnS-7258 .,. ,... JS.cbelonAv11labll' ~...in_;.~ ,.... ' ~Triple• Break.ingGround LARGE PVT Pl!R · blt·ina. frplc. $385/mo Cncd ~gar. Kids & pets I S62S. 497-1~1 "'"' -.- Sm31l l Br units on Santa New 4-plex being con 5 bdrms. 31~ baths. new Open beams "spacious 3 laundry rm. 831·2937 ::..2566: 97~~1~0 ree. 2 Br, 2 ba. den ~me. Fan· Call for more lnrorma· ~ "°"" Stor~ An a Ave I" come st.ructed. Sl20.000. Pnn kitchen. 2 rar f'arage br. 2 ba & frplr SG90 eor... .. Mor 3222 Last.le ocean view. $490 uon Anaheim 956 IOI I s7l8/mo. Full price only.Agent.54&5605 w/opener. Patio. graH yearty.CallSM-4840. ••••••••••••••••••••••• &xecutlve home, 2 miles 49'1·2'26 JOHISR..ety.lftc. Santa Ano 554-70711 suoooo front yard $1 ,500 per ---------to beach. 3 br. 2 ba. ram ---------67l-621b EutArutbe1m 9[>6.4500 . COM TRIPLEX J.2 BR. month.lease. Mel f\lchs. '-I -'-h h p f New 3 bdrm 2•-'l ba. W Im 761 ·1·142 --~ (' fR€HIG€ pnnc y. 195.000. II ·-A • landHaped . Incl garaRe. frpk. • ittrns , --ea 848·Kli ~ ~ ---HOMll':'< 673-l418evs/wlcnds ~ATE. 67~8120 macnab/ Irvine urdener. Many extras. Ocean view. Close to 3 !;Jr 2~ Ra townhouse. ~• fOds Ok N pet.a $'745 shops & beach. No small Big Canyon w /1pec . onl S Ca n VILION RE/\1 ' nn ... ,.c.ua w r. ro . W 9 <Mof~ Outof~ It . r 0 964 2566 . ldd.s/ 1'P pe~Ava1l. Jan. t.acular view. pool. jac . Hcntaao P3rk. r\flnl· .) 3333 W.Coe,aUlw)'. NB ,...,.rty 2550 Properly 2550 l'.88 y A«\. No ee. · ; 15th, m>O\S4~0 t8V\is. Avall 2/1/79. S900 br, 2~ ba. ram rm. DR. •4'-••46 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• f73.2'7l mo. Aft &PM. 833·3264 new, pool. uparaded d -..---'-r-- - - - - - - - --, dean 3 t)r, 2 ba. dJhwhr. l 'BR. VlEW HOME ,.. __ ,._ m>mo. M0-8146 .. 4 B.I. \lplext•!e Avail Jan 15 J3S0/mo Newport Crest vunuu 2,3 lndcol.wbanyh'oulott~lx>pckxcih I OPEN HOUSE I CHINA COVIi peUo,tncdyd.a&r.Close $.3803.cvcs . or 4 bdrms $625/up. C11 •111lrl•1 .. t.oboach Kida & pet.a ok. -------·--Av;ul Im med. Aat ~fwwlilMd 3425 213/t94-3a00 I Jan.10thruJan. l 4 I Avilil. immcd! 3 BRs : all elcc !.~..2L.~J1:,_N1o f ee. 2 bd.aba.!«.yd.. 64.S-0295 ...................... . kitchen & <'Ompactor ; fplc ; deck & _..._ ,.,.,.~, ..... ~· e 2 A • b d ·~ R..-.,--.&. v1C:W,,..,.,, .._ ....... tf·" b ( r ~~"' ran 0\'W, ,,.._ -"'cne1ge I I view of ,,ctty. $1500/mo. +I or 2 yr . 3Br28a,d1shwaaber.dbl 494,3324, ~"'' w 3 r. om rm Nwpt 1"efftct in N tJ 18+ •crH. $t4.ooo pr 70400 lease l. Dorothy Hardcastle 642·8235. t I ed y d home in Hrbr Vu Hiiis. l550 mo. 2 eO to brh t " 4=~~:~f~!~T~:l.Gcl: II FRANK SINATRA OR. II CM -86 > :ifi'oK~n~ :io'. srt;~~r~!t~!~!.v~f ~~~5~~.Xlnl (2AJ>~ carport D~• ~ EXECUTIVI Ott FAMILY UVIHG 3 er, 2 ba. lrl fncd yard. main beach, Park . 3 Br condo. nr. school. AdultA '?'er-40. 3 br un uuu rm homt• w1vlew of ocean. Harbor C&llll80·20M. 494-2764. mo. r.640·0l9a. t.lon.H.B.-\36' > l r. ., ~ •c l. v. ., s, n: eo ~~. ell •II. .~. HOM€~ I Next .a-r to aid Blue ~es I Spacious 3 BR. conv. den. family Chlldrn/pets ok. $490 . SSH/m o . Adult s . &hop~ l\.'l So .... 7S. fu.m. ~curiJ.Y, reere11 IJ 3333W Coa."tHwy,NB I Wulch t.he 101 H-E P"lm prtnas I •-H""-l .. 10 \I .. ~.• bl .,._ bluff -,-BR 11 '4M646 v ..-.. " &. ('ll y hlo(hls. $l0001 mo. Owner will 2bdrm lba.crpt,dra~s . .....,..... .... .. ery...., ... ra e ..... st 3 NcWl.y ~I W/IJ -----I Desert Clasi;ic from your own 2 Br. I t•onsldl•1· l>hort term teuse. Belle rhM y1rd 17222 Bo•~b,. ••: .... ••ffa••••••••••• bt. 21»1. ram rm. frdnr. xtna, f\r, S, C&l PlaH In -.... .,. ..... XII 4Da house w/pool on the t7lh rt I t:!AA62()(} M 87) _...,.,,...,.or"""".,,.. NEW48r.3.Ba.'~tamrm. l1undrynn,fncdyd.gar Adlll.S:S:SOtno.l11<'llH& ,-~" I · · ' ~ l UM: ..CC U't"t' • (l • _ _..._.. _,.....,. 11 dr opnr . sort water. wtr.-~f\11/wknd .t $111,000. "'airway, Lik'c new. new kitchen. ail I Jbr.ibJCondowtdblaara iJoo'c:: := ~~ dsbwhr ..s.Avall now. 1 n. Sin Clement.. Tri·Plu. I marble master bath. complete I 642.a235 644-UOO •pool. M20 Avail MS. or• at\8PM 230lAraUa. 7~ 1914 Blyfmt ,Jlelmoot Shore 2 • rr. ' pctc;9Jri:~&~cU-H outdoor bar. choice of carpettnJ(. ~' Oc?,ver Drive H•rbof' View C.riter ~~18. Mdst lift Uu , 3 bl". 2 ba, -,dea-l-ror-1-111-1-1-.-2"""· -m-..... lr·• tld:. ~oc:':d~ ~she:, _:: h ~ENRY I many extras. Call Violet f7t4) I 1;vtMatC•mpusV•1t•vCent.r •2 ar. i. )'ard. stove, h'pk,patio.fncdyd.pr er. a~ a. c~Pool, dryer 1 ~•-onLY ._,., -tM.- '88 I 675..0379 for :lppt. ' J 752·1414 -. All utJI paid. No Kida• peU~ ~·Al\. Jae •• rtpJc. O 010 i!IOOI t '1lp avaU. lch w «-41.21 .. __ .. _________ pm..... Nclfee. .... MM!l7).alnf ...... ii:tl'JIO. M0-17117-olf - I .......................... t···~·-,..--• '*' • • a-. 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'5311110 A.it m l&U Covered partln• N!iO 2 1:1r, • a. "" nf'W lW" ..... ltenl ... u...... YOJ CAN .AFFORD t '' •""f'n Jt,OO - --mo. 600 w ttamllton twnhM' £•Id 13'76 mo 1 hu 7 CU>SF.1'8. lit' beac.b. No children or NEWPORT BEJiCH ••-·-----·••• ••• 1 BA. fumlshed, Ar Udo 21ll'1otl42 llM \Jt, lut • $100. :Mii~ P1IJol I ha.a 5 r lotets. (Jlt' peta. s:a20 &3$-~ _ ~ bdrJZbal ~e ~u ~,a,::.,.u~1;:,e l 'd ..wR'SiASo.NSAPTS a Bdrm •pll. unruro. •"' n d •" k · b 1 t in ~ Spe"' Zbrapl Pallo p k N view ~up.lea . N w ~ tlwtownhouH I'" lamll)''rotnpM~.nopelA. boollahelv\la Both l 2 kids ok. Ava11'. now.' 3f ewport ~ .. . ...... ,_,_A~ -&.&. ... ;. A oc-GO fna. Int pd on dep -----LUXURY APT LlVINC s.a.-... 3176 . ••••••••• •••••• •• • ••••• Shr F\am. 2 8r ) 8a an EXCLUSIVE OCEAN ~th aru.. MIP. Rda. FRONT 1 ai 2 bdrm Gn-a. '176-<ton apt's. vall. S~curHy F/M rmm~ to iahr prtv. ay1tem, t1lev1tor. dlab 8r ft Ba, {rplt, J&tra rae . waAhl'r, dbl. ovtnt. Pen $100 inc uU. 7$J·'lt08 lhome with frplc & prv •undc.ck rrom sm up. Fem. WAJ\ted to tbr 3 Br C4S'l&or996-IL23 house wlJ of eame. CM. S1'0 + ~ ulll. Dy11, 2i:Ulapl,$27Smo. Cloeeto 847-8880, evea/wllnd11 beocb. 7&1 88111> ~ ---------Rt!Jp. pcrM>n wanted to Ocean view 2 BR. sun ahr ' Br 2"' Ba COM 1-;njoy $150.000 spec· deck. car .. laundry. nr home . Pool, ~nnls, lndry CAJ'1'1el"'i;~elora Dana St\1'0l0 APT at bMcb. b.t, ·p,,~aUo, j•~ol Z101t •Pl 3, ('ollciM• bcldr .. h.avo front MU.. ~4.30K41·0867 -~;--m oano w, ~· OompJ. ldry + outdoor 2 BR. 1114 Ba. quiet. view Overloo«in1TheWawr h ...... .., w&•ll - -_St . .....,..• Lee 2 ur ap&, aara1c 11'1 U Un08 Prn. tenanu. mid· ol i01I coun1e. Adi ts only. .... -.....•••••••••• 4 8 1blth 1 door from MIS.APIHU unit oompl•• Attullll. no dleaud. Sorry. no 2'3.~12ev1 ............ 1706 bl'h View W l blt'r 1 Ult au. 2 RR l:M() peb. C90 mo \Jl, lot, ~·~~t:cy~~··N·:n::~r:i ---s;A_C_l_O_U_S __ _ C..culllr 1pa, 7 •wimm1ne buch. 1310. M2·17$5. hu:1I. Incl. $300 mo . .. •-••••""••••••••• _mo.~~ Pool J~~. pr. •vall t~t 8'7MlZ)f'v• Blvd./lllthSt. $2G.$. n fa QUIETADULTLJVINC llLtdd ma~. 2 Br 1 Ba , S. ,,.._ . Ad.aio. · ao peu_ 21uo J n r , 1 ..., o 1 • 1 r p 1 "' • 6'3>21"2 J o .; t o b e • " h • paUo .~. \ltll inel C !' I www J771 llarl• Ave.$49 JU'f. r p U / d rpa. rt•f rl a. --pool/covered parking. No,.U 4t4 ..... ••••••••••••••••• ........ • .. .. b• M • ~/dryr. yrb' tao ~ If!} l Bdrm $265...Qwet L&2 Dr upt1. Close lo _ J , .,.. ..... • n . • • n ......... uwi1ding with tM:nuUlul ~ & f R l 3 Bt J 81, Mtlt, dahw hr. 2 Hr. 1 ba. A t.:. PoOI. Drev•. nr S.A. Cn,ry inotu .-.. lll<bcaplna ldtal for s • ...,, ... na wys. l!n "50. 4lltf'~. ~. 12CI ......... a.w mo Oub J'\.-t toed Y•rd. 2 :llJtU 0..1160"~ ft f'plc, adwt.11 OV\,lr M. No pets f~~RNIAN APTS ,\pq.f'fS480o', 7~ lt78 C!l&l'pOC1 w/11<ir1.11 • 54» m<"l 1.-r OW Gil> Nc•w LEEWARD APTS. 2020 UMZ2Brookhurst.nr. ..... -.. I 4 F JJOJ h ...... ~ mome&31 ,fl31 IJlll C'pLI '3'is PlfMtll Vcirdu ~lkrtonAve,(lblk&all Adams.llunllnglonBch. ..... • r •I "lis ...... d ~--.a."s i:l7 UQi 1~ 62l.8 NcwJ)Orl Ave. ai Jblk "68-n76 ·············-········ ....................... .._,,.. __ .. . llOUthol81ly).6al0397 (X>Ol3, 8 lighted courts, 644-5464 mil (JI bike tnaU11. pu\· SW. AM 3110 -------- \lng, IJhufOeboardi. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OtJ,TCi 9 I H 0 FEM. .ADULT-qUllT • ~~~o L~do c.~~!. ~o~ Hachs from $.349.!iO/mo. Al.8o t'"bdrm pltin& 2 irtot)( townhous Elec kitrh. pnv, pit\loti & balconies . crpt~. 2 BR. 2 Bo. bltns, D/W, 6'13-8819. J .T. ntW epts/drpe Encl gar ~ alr heat. walk to E\lm. 2 br l ba1 l'Cr. from S. C.t Plaza.~ mo beach. *216 p1u. ~ utll 7SJ.1M85 M/F.63HIU4. • Oe«-ut l f\lm'd 3 I 1 1 .. Je01 I Bdnn • loft $32Cl Pool. t.kMJl ap<. 2 br 1 b1& • .aood -$paciowi 38R, nu plush I BR. 2 ~ WI l. (k ~n u•••••••••••••••••••• • b~~~ A~!~~~~., loc Avail. Jan 31 121 1-; 2 bdr l ba, all bit-ins. cpts, very clean. Frplc. vu cv~iT'J rm , fpll", &'!:» J..o\.dy la Zbr Very .-Sil mllloo C' M Dlt.Y C.011 uft •. 9tlll363d, ~ndry rm .. frplc . balcony. blbns. No pet:.. At Fa&hiolT l land. Jam ••••••••••••••••••••••• :,~::~~~·. park in ic ............... :,_111...,•~i\to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gollfer~ 4350 bakopJ , a park's r~an Qwet culduar =..u • · no~u lm-0.1!31·2937 s:no, 11052·0 Emerald boree & Sun Jouqu1n MOllLIHOMI Doubl ZOth & W\nter'81~ 640-471H Ollld.rul OK No Pf'~ t1ca.c1 2 BR I & l&c pvt Dm9PoW 3126 l.n. 898-12'74 Hills Rd. lt4FOIMATIOM Oliv:. gJ~~·;eo . Also Do yrty. aim au.ldlu 1 •dlt 1 ' 4 7 u ~ a(. "1. ", . troundi.. nice " 1wwo. rl"fna Incl Adht>, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious new 4-plcx. 3 & 2 For rental information. Rent. oP(ion to buy info. single. same area $35. StPl'\a:UUlpd. P\'tbch. An•bt1nn. M11r 114 qlact'Adultt. no Pt•IJI. :I ·~ $325mo »7JH410 2 Br Twnhtt", 2 <'B r &Runils,gar,pot, bltns. repo's loan astumpUon. 96().5380 ~eva/wlmcb. lllll-3111. Br bun\1lo w Pcrnl. WtW2br l..arae kltchtn icarag•,(rplc.denpV\yd, nr bc h. i''rom S3~S etc. EasyfinanceO.A.C. --------- c._---.... --M-1712 ..._.,._.. 1106 r~.!~!""1~/·~ Corpel\'d lhrou.:hout 1 yr old bk.lg. 5'1S. mo. IM&-ISel l l4/644-I~ 9:.._. Store ~~~0p1(.~~S~~:~ ........ ••••••••••••••• •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• l!;.22:ndSl .110 ~Ullti WOCld &um C'dtlni;s. No _n_~--------Sharp. l BR house. nr Bachelor unit 'h block Westmins~r S48-8895 AnaAve.aft. llam ~winter rt'ntal Sla1lo Complt Kluh~n. Prtb No Childre n . New condo, 3 Br 21h Ba. Lake Park. adlts. no Crom beach. All ulil pd. E.Anaheim 956-4500 3 br. 2 ..a. huge IUndt!<'ll , lulJ batll All nciw 12~ l BR t.200 Pool. 11dul11 G458ll!M -Crplc, ocean view. secur. pets. S2SO 536·3&8 No kids. no r.t3. 201 E. W. Anaheim 761-1442 Lo.ck Up G1rage 205 r1 I ht on a and on me?38 l T~~!~ ~! .r.!'· 423 W Bay wtDS/PETS ow parkl.oa. pool. jac. Adlls, Balboa Blv . $250 per bAlijlheim 956-1011 Diamond Bal Jse . S45 N rt.' be.»t b b ..........,..., " " lS S6SO 499 2113 New-6 blks to bch. Lge I mo. +security dep Call San•~ A-a ........ 7070 675-62391·'128-479S ewport.~ euc · ltyoullkl'han1m1planta f'A.'ITSJDE. \ HRS325& nope · · • Bd. Custom d ecor , Sue556-T107 , ... ru, .,,,.. 1-'Ully f~btd ~ rnd,Y wtth ? bdrm I ba Ir" 8n&nd new 2 8H, 11, bu Bft $36" fi•2 2"10 2 ...,.~ b Co 0c fri f I d ----------Sinitle garage, 18th & to be ~nJO¥tH.I D•>• pauo. l> W 1>ept'rute Townhome, pvt patio, 2 " " " ' uucm 2 a. ndo. n ';!,,:: ~~:~igh~ oraull~Y New Bayfront 3 BR. 2 ba. Orange Ave. C.M. S35 , isz.74 io. eves 838 2189· garug\l $42~ 675 6239 fplc. encl gar $37 ~ 64&'1848 -- -~';ri:;,e~~~~ 4~0~ OK. $3001 mo. 960·5142 (pie. lndry hook-up. dbl ntE EXCITING 548·3683 ..co.t.MtM l724 1 '728-479S 6'2-.57~ Dix studio. 2 br. 1"' ba. --------Rick encl gar. upper unit. ~~:~~:r'1~H --------••••••••o••••••••••••• .........__ r..-.aio -1807 tttt.ns. gar, lndry fac1l &Toro 3832 ---------Spectacular bay view Bach. l&2 BR New pra~ea for rent 10 x r••sc•"'tT.a.., -·•••••••••••••••••••••• lla&lllt8..,,BnU Al'llts S300 mo 1919 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spacious 4 bd.rm. Near w/bch area. S800/mo yr-22 an oela Mesa JJV ~ -~ ui .,.. Al\ahe1mSt 115 646-90&I 1 Beach. With room addi· ly.840-1879 fromS255&up. StorageonJy.14667.5·6800 l..erle ff 4M) 1 bdrm. Newer 28R 2ba, yrly New be11utiful ~11rdc11 -· P u:sh new apls, else to ---------Adults. No pets. leave message e'nrl. fllr~'F4~ & up. $400/mo yrly AduJl /no apartmcnts,pool&i.pu. 1 nr $26S C&D. refng. shops. S ml PeL OK. tion.S600mo.S38·2900. On Finley canal wtth l.S61Mesa0r. Adults, no peh 211 pets.Eves2l.3/251·97!12 Bachelor $275 Adults, no pets. 124 C S310-S365. 168-9451 ; Irvine 3844 dock,2Br1Ba,gar.nice <SBlksEastofNcwport Single garage nr. Hoag. NewpottBUM8-4968. 1 Br $315 James.613-7787. .494-8611 ••••••••••••••••••••••• yard. S550. Call Biil Blvdl Single garage to Npl 3 Bdrm. 21At ba, S700 pr 2Br $340 H.I~ •-h ~-40 Rancho San Joaquin 2 67J.3417 9am·5pm546-9860 Crest.675-alll. 1112 Br furn, bltns. pool. rno. yrly. Working girls Ad l ·ts East.side 2 br & den spht·lii9°"-ac -bdrm condo w /view. ---------closetoatara, adults. no pref. 313 Alvarado Pl 2250~~g~~~Way level, frplc, skylJghl, all ••••••••••••••••••••••• loaded w/extras. Peggy Oelux 4 BR. 2 ba. gar. no ROOMa 4000 Garage for rent, boat car pet.s.9.'tl W.t9th Sl 631-0234or67S.3600. (atNewportBlvd> extras . $420. mo No SHARP.beacht.2 &3BR. 900-"392 • pets, steps lO bch, $575 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or storage. 548-7806. S25 Hwtt'-'••och l140 ,.~..t......tM-~.22 ~lSorS<&G-!1626 children or pets. Days frplo •. dishwshr, garage yrl.ylse 644·1103. 1--------• _CM_are_a_. ____ _ _,.. ----~: eves64.5·9543 &patios. 900-23.58 $325. Orangetree condo, l •~IOdor lM• ••••••• .. ~'\•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPER ulCE BR + loft. tennis. pool. $475. 3 br. 2 ba. balcony. Single S40. 2033 Anaheim R=s •t 1,ovay21•u " 2 Br. l'-Y Ha townhouse. Townhouse, lovely. spa.c. d 1 encl. garage. All bltns. U>velygardens-Brooks Ave Double 166. 1807·8 .. es lol 'Y "-r •Lockedgarw/lg stor. ··ho l.ak b h stream.a uts.nopets "'lkt.obeachYrly. wtrrau rlacentia •3 C M . rr-garage, patio. pool , "' me-e . 2 r wit ~· 673-5003 u " S • Studios & FT pie. prl vale patio •D/W patio, lndry rm. jacuzzi Cireplaee. Adults pvt, gated entrance + 2 · TSL Mgmt 64.2·1603 •Kitchen 1-~ac1I. avail. 642-2464 1 ~Suites Encl gar. No of Coast •Special cabinet space only.~. 631.4984. patios. Some wilh alt. 2 BR. 1 ea condo ow. AC. •Jacuui. heated pool -Offke---..... --.. ---4-400 eoca..ia1•Kitcbens Hw y . No p ets or •Gubeal.gascooking, -O~"age.Swimm1'nnpool ~n I' I" t "'°"'°_.__,ohlt •Wklyor dailymaldsrv. rrp hlJdr ... .,~/ C II ..... II r .,... " ""'a. oo' .,ym. ennis. ,.,.,.. 7 I bl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. atio/Pool c en. ~ mo. a gas '""' wa~r a ree. ~Y E-s1de 2br, huge Jacuzzi. Tennis courts. l $375 +. No kids, pets Choice 2BR. 2ba w trrplc, •'IV & phone avaa a e • Ma\dServlce ·TV Unda 615-2311 or an 5, •Adult.s,nopets. deck. gar. $285 Adults blk to Huntington shop· 49'-4954 . calh cf'iltngs. waler Aslowctt$6lWk 523~. ft. ofrice space lo l Mile to ocean 646-64.57 l Bdrm, S280. t602LstSt. 548·2127. ping center mall. Adults. Vlew. Rers req. $800/mo. 2277 Harbor &Ub · use in Ldag':'n a 1'n Yorktown Bl Month to month N t F $•35 l BR adult condo. close lo 675-9584 r-ta M-a 645 •o.,, Hills, La Paa R · )USt Nice 2 Br. 2ba, No or ........ Eld A c M kids 0 pe s . rom " · 1 t •. · ---------"""' """ ........, south or the San 01e~o Be.4\~b Blvd PCH . Sunde c k . s495. ...._, en ve, · . New2 Br apt, no pets. Seawind Village, 15555 poo . ennas "' Jacuzzi ---------·1 f'reeway. S30I month. 536!0441 or 2 13 1 6 1 3 . 3 4 l 9 • 642·1605 OK $365. 557-6985. HunuoinonVillageLane. Only SJOO, Call Voge l· IACHELORUMITS Avail.now.830.f000 54J.2000 n 4/596-6805. S390 3 Br Easlside, 2 _63_1_·0225_______ H.B. (714 >898·9961 Vacif1c640-616l Sl2s·+•po1it. Roo~~':!~'&~~elle •-le h 37 41 children OK. 186 21st St. 3 Br, 2 bu. 2 car gar. use of 2 Br. children welcome. Northwood Condo, brand 20 I E. latboo. Ml. 548·9'7$5 Deluxe medical s ui le. ----r--oc Deluxe Upper 2 bdrm. 2 546-6985days . pool/tennis crt, J yr old no pets. Startin" at $270 new 2 bdrm. air cond ~ RttMlfct 556.7707 ltJ'OUl1d Or .• Corona del ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba. Den. lndry. deck. ··-"'~ So C t " 1 t S375 Pvt swte wi bath Jdeal Mar Re;1lonomlesCorp. LAGUNA BEACH MTR garage. View, Walk to Newly decorated 3 br. 2 ba ~~~:.e$5~~x~0~64().639~5 _mo_._846-trol ___ ._____ :C: ·~cc!li £~~~ or All Adultsl10 pets. 2 bdrm for ProC. fem Lt ckg. 615-6700 INN. $75/wk & up. Maid beach. Adults. No pets. townhouse. Spacious. 2 BR, 2 ba, dishwasher. 551.311.5 2 ba from $330, jac. pool, refs. CM.S160 646-8502 serv., color TV. healed References. $600673-2060 fa.replace & pool. Qwct ---------encl. gar, 2 blks from clubhous e Shown by Downtown Huntinglon ...-.1 Util (71~) •n• .,.,.... area. Adults. no pet:i . r..a.rTSIDE be "' .,,..,,. d 1 • --•--h 3848 ap..u., only " .. 9 3965 R&B. 1 br 111 mce home. Beach 211l'h Main St 2 t"""· · .. ...,.. • .....,.., ""·--y 2 BR. 2 bat .. a, atop •.t/W\ . .,"'3381, ""'" "''"9 ~ •aci1.. .....,.,_ I\ u ts. no ~---,,_,. ~ · · ffJ I bl O ~ N. C.OUt Hwy. ~a':~ge. O/W. s~~deck, _,., ......,. u, ... ..,,.. 2 Bdrm 2 Bath Apt 2 pets. 960-5260 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nmra.I~ CD_!'l1lacz1oau. sEmhop!:dc o2·rm1ce$sl20a.vona1ea2·rem. SllnOc. " CLlf'F DRIVE Vlf:W Larg<'con~o.Jbr,P'•ba , .. .. . .. 3Br,frplc,cl05etot.own& frplc . Ra<l10 gar agl' 2 Bdrm. 1•2 ba, patio. Pt'l years old . upper unit. of VIHaPac:ifica CONDO. No Laguna 2 frplc, pauo. dbl gar age, cookmg,re(s.~5-17t7 960-1.558 ' beach. lndry Cac. S525 opener Blk. to oce;1n. ok, no children S325 per u dupll'X S350 per mo Br. I' :i Ba. frpl. deck. pool. A~ult commun1ly ~ lnc.uUJ.497·3618 ~mo.673-6510 mo.~9100or549-0433 /\gcnt.543·7729 Hew ~ mo.vrlv.t;?J·SOOO $375 646-4007 ____ VocationRetttats 4250 MEWPORTCIMTER One bl.k to Main Bch & Lge 1 br. frplc. pool, I shops. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. empl 'd adult. non · Ocean view. 768 9451 or smoker. no pet. $.175. Isl, 494-8611 last + dep. 640-4999 •Eastside adult 2 Br. den. 2 Ba condo. pool, dbl gar, East.bide 1 Br. ~mall but $425. s..')9.6588: 645-6822 cozy wood beam r ing,; & •2br condo, pool, Jac·uzz1 Nr S Csl Plaza $375 No cabineL11. $250. 835-8544 or 731-0001. Me-or Oceon ,., ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10,ooo sq rt. JW\ior l BR. l HR & 2 2.BR apt. Spaciou'i. ot·can 3:m Marcus, I Hr yrly. Condo for rent Palm Luxurious paneled of BR. 2 RA. Security J 1ro view Call 497·34!15 2607 very clean. S360 inc ulll Desert Be au t If u I race. w/s pecial extrai. vided by pvt key·<·ar en Solana Way. LR ':@..7_499___ Ironwood 2 Br. 2 ba. no <.: o n r e r e n c c try . 8 It n k i l t' h -------pets. Call 556·3131 bctwn r m I b a t h r o o m wllummous clgb Plush Oceanfront 2 BR. fJJk. UHF ... YEARLY 8 & 5. shower/kitchen. Conlacl LaiJi-a HUI' 3750 2 Br. frplc crpts. stove. , ••••••••••••••••••••••• balcony view. Adults. no bd b I 1 pets. $400. 322 Heliotrope pet:.833-8974 .............. . carpet, lgc pvt p11lio or deck, gar. Sf.Oil .\ rly I BR. dl'n. nr bch · '425 ---Loui!W! Dahl. b a Ir 0 n 1 c,, w / x t r a Also, studio. $300 yrl) 2 BH. I ha . Lido . SSOO ~s tq Shatt 4300 CORPORATE REALTY 1 r. a.. gar. ovc Y Ave. l-4 pm. 675-6024 KJOS OK storage. Pool. spa. li~ht N<1pets. 494 5192 SHOAT TERM, FURN. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 975-0818 cd ll'nnis court. lndry ------=-Slightly higher rate~ 1r Cut down racil. Limited preview Unusually spac1ou:. 3br only I month rental U•ing bJWn .. s! L25·500 sq. ft. office:., rentals. l''rom $290 per VIEW North end apt I BR, Iba .. rum .... $350 Share a homt!or aptment l''tom $85. Incl. ut1I. 7W garden viJla apt. nr. golf 2 Br. l &. pool $275 t ens, must be over 52, ~et lmmac. 2 Br upper, 64s-tQW 10um to 7pm Tlo.4140. beam ceilings, liv rm CONDO TYPE Al'TS New Lrg Luxury ----.. -----9-• frplc. rcfr1g , r ange. Studio condo 3 Br 2 Ua. Included : Rern~. 10 •tewport ach 376 carpe ts/dri1pes . Refs F.P .. 2 car garage. pool, d1v1dual washcr·dryer ••••••••••··~··•••••••• please. Yr ly $425 mo. nr shops. Adults $400 hookups. dbl gara#!es Adult.sl no pets. 640-7610 mo.548-4490.557·8071_ wilh J Ulo openers . mo Models open da ily Walk to beach. t,aundry 2 BR. l ba house $475 Qous r .,,,_. W. l9thSt. 54()..2200. OA M d k 215 facilities: lmmediate oc 3 Bft 2' b h f :0Art.S Vl'l~'WTW ---------! to us · C 1J , y, a. new ome. nr_. ·-~~ AJRPORTOFFICES W 1 ,. h i t a A v c c a t cupancy· 531 yprcss r. oceanfront. wk. or mo. u.o.c · .--........... ~ -' Apt E. $600. 548·60!!9 ""-.. ~~·-J to 3 room suites, all 5413122 beamed lorL C<'i ltngs. or · Super, just CinUihed. 2 Bit. patios & b11 l('on1cs 2 Yorktown) Ste 4001\t IALIOA-NEWPORT c-,• :..J~ )A., .... ,_, services. No lease req'd 714·536-4455 I bdrm. ·~ blk tn bcac:h REALTY 67S4170 832-4J34Sancel971 f)'om $150. mo. lmmed $35C.> per mo. , 'X occupancy. 2082 S. Jo: . 494.3253 .REACH DUI LE ROOMMATES BrulOI. Suite 200. N.U 1 SR. I ba. $255 mo. ut1I <7l4)5S1·7010. 2 BR. fplc, incld stov('/ l~ ba. apt.: bllns. Ii.: BORM. 2~, B/\TIJS frr>m Near bcuch, 2 br. 2 ba UP· t••1D,._il reCrig .. lndry. gar., ideal latch .• pvt. laundry rm .. $425. 3 BDRM. home· per. encl. guragc No toe. 673-8550 Sharon or garage. sundeck. Adull.!i. lime. detached from rcsl water beds! Adults only Rahs frOM $27S GREAT RECREATION ~w1mm1ng. :.aunu .... 2 paid. 2131~_ _ _ Shcm-e=N·Sa•e EnJOY more. Pay less! All Ages & Llf~tyles We Check References Loraine.eves.644-8513 $400.644 2343 of bu1ldang with lrg No pet s 2 11 o 2 1 Br uttl incl. S32S 2 br B b d private patios $550. Brookhur!.t. $325 $450. Util incl. Thornton ....... .....,.BLUFF <>A l pt Calf 546-4282 2 llDROOM 2 r, 1 a, crpts, rps, no Adul on! 1Uty83l·OOOO r ... ~, oo:au . a . -"""-avi•wAvA. dogs! $295. Carport t.s y,nopels 962-0778 beaut. bily vil>w! 2 br. 2 ~..,,., "' " 97~0136 2479 · 2481 Elden Ave. Logi.o MlCJMI 3852 ba. f'rplc. Huge patio. Split -level. upper & ---·------Manager95S-2S29 2 bdr .. 2 ba .. rrplc .. gar .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pool Matur<' adults. no No. Costa Mesa, 700sq. ft $350/mo Ground floor Tom. S4Q..2200. rtca.a bKutin ,.. hcallh dubs. b1ll1arch. n 1 it ht It g ht t•d l t•n n 1:- C'OUr1 1> Pro & p11> ~hop. ,.:olf dnv1n~ ran>w. 11<1rty lower.hr ea w/pV\ bath. 3BR.21,',ba .. newduplcx; ~~~~~~~~~ 1nciry rm • $360 000.537G 2 bdr .. 2 baths. <'Ondo. pel~. $.S35 i2l Amigos wal.k-111 closet + Pvt en· garage, patio, D /W . or675-6670a~. East Nine. El Niguel Way Shown b) appl. tr. Crpts~ drps, range. chlJdren & pets O.K $475 1br + den. Stove, refri g. SHARP/NEW 2 bdrm ~ountry Club. pool. 640-0349 oven. refng. Carport (for Mo. 2168 Miner . S57-4579 Lndry Pool. Wtr pd +den. frple. garage No J a c u zi I. $4 25 /mo . St--. -be--h-2_b __ f_I_ 2) & lndry rm Perfect Adlts. No pets $265. . 494-6777or497 l711 eps .o ac . r. rp c. ror perfect r~mmates. Adulls. 2 Br 1 Ba . 54.9-1240. c hildre n . S37 5 kmo. · · bar1k1tchen, $.175. Yrly. 673-6562. Eastside. $300 m o. ---------962-T188askforMac · 642-3490 3 bdr hse . close to beach $150 + '>":I utl. Rel.Jabil.' prsn.848-9556. Fem.. 25-35, Jig condo, Bluffs. frpl, pool, $245 159-1419. Renee. Suites Pnvate suite with recep t 1on & secreta r 1ul s ervice. conferent'l' room. all racilllies. 20tl2 M 1cbelson. 1rv1n 1• 75.2-0234 .,,, ' lj room J'' 1) N Ar T I V IT I t S t'111lt1m(' dir<'ctor. frt-t• 2 BR, 2 ba .. deluxe! 646-8715eves. 1 &2 BR. bl_tns. D/W, end SUPER 1 b 1 Mewporl l.ach 3869 '--------- gar, patio. 645-9857: f rS2pooAd g1ar, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eastblutr 1 Br. pool. 548-<l29l rplc, lr~s. 15. u ts. MARJNER.SSQUARE adults, no pets. $320. mo. !KZ-9583. 642-5251. ' 644-4767 Sunduy brum·h. BHQ '· 2c.ar gar $500 Mo Near S.C. Plaza. Large lrtpi.. parti t':o. sport Agent61S.5930 lbr. garden apt. Newly Large 1 bdrm apt. Female lO share sunny 3br on Bal ls. FUiiy furn. SITT. 613-3414 eves. NEWPORT /IRVIHE Executive office with reception phone ans coo!. rm & more. $325. toumamt·nt~ & mori" redecorated. Pool, spa, 717 J St c M S.UO Spacious new 2 br. Hl':AUTll"Ul.APTS CostaMeto 3824 clubbouae. $295 an clds ~~:SS250m'o. · 2i,; ba townhome apts S1ngk:o.. l&.2 bed mom~ Need••••••••••••••••••••••• gas& water. 640--6759.:...__ w/luxury features. Small WESTCLIFF ---· ----- 2 br. 2 ba. den, lrg. living Unusually s pacious 3br area, patio. pool $395 VIF:W North end apt. c.a11 S51·&554 or 640-8265 Walk lo beach Laundry Female. Lg 2 bdrm. 2 bu condo Irvine. 63HIOSO or 955-0789. Cai I. 968.6789 Furn &t unfurn ~to<M' . 3 Br unrum apt, E-Attractive 2br duplex. $325. Beaut. new 1 ~r loft petok oii.m d · 11v 111 tc 7 H lllll' side C.M. or Npt Hts for Frplc S375 Call 64.5.7718 style apt. rrplc, patio. all Gemini Really 839·6623 2 Br. l'h Ba Townhouse i.I J ' ' employed respon mother · · ' bllns. --------style. adults. no pets. lac1hlies. Immediate oc· cupancy. 531 Cypress Dr. Lag Bertch. Apt E. $600. 548·6089 MIF welcome to shar<' 2 bdrm condo nr H ll arbour . $200 /m o &!&-~. EXECUTIVE sums m..ih· :.t•n •n· .n 1111 :O..<t w/2 teens attending Npl 621·3141 evea. TSL Mgmt 642· 1603 BEACHWOOD APTS $275. S48-2682. li·11w rl'11u1rl'l1 ~orn Hrbr H.S. Not over $325. EASTSIDE t IR ----''-----19132 Magnolia. 2 Br. 2 Luxunous private otriccs with personal telephone & execull ve secretary. Jdult~ onl>. nc> pl'ls Apt needed by end or Large loft apt. upl(radcd Beaut. brand new adull bll $33S. 1 Hr, l Ba $285 OJ.kwood Jan. Pis ph 645-7857 eves. ~hoot. <'ountry set· apts. Spac. 1 & 2 br ~1800 ----w /townhsc 11 t yl 1· --------Garden Apartments $315. 2 br. 1''• ba. patio. N':f chT~oii:? ~Q21Ps~~!: Scheduled move·ln Feb Deluxe beach apts. (rplc, lndry rm. adults. no pets. 1. encl garage. patios H~""90rl hed1/t4o..+to Jil!O lrvirw 1.11 171h1 llo1~ O~i.'>O M•..,.orl lfftll/5-ttl 1700 16lh St I Dover at 16th 1 642·8170 ~gmt 642-1603 ~. mo. Days 646·4262: 1 Bedroom S340 S3SO Peggy, 960-4392 • .a. .... .a. ... CH .a. •ns ,_eves __ MS-_9543 __ . ---2 Bedroom $4 l5 $43S Del 2 bd 2 b 5 -....... " "'"' COUMTRYWOODS TSLMgmt 6'12·1603 uxe .. a. nr Large 1,2&3 bedroom Pis. D/W, gar .. patio garden apts. Adults. Eastalde 3 br. den & 2 Br 1 Ba . lndry fadl. no S330 Mo. No pets. 963·7524 .-... ..... hr b,.__ l study Skyllght. frplc, •n .., .. n ""1 E 16lb u:><•.. • •uuo, enc · gar, .L...'-all 180 E pe...,,...., mo."' · 2 Br. 1 ba. kids welcome. gas bbq Pool Gas Pd ~. extras. · Pl 644-<MS2 TTSScoti°Pt. 64.2.5073 . ~ ~~"'NDo chl~~~e!'.,.,~r . I B B nemanar asge~o~tts7~co8:. .,_..,.. -... ays ~: lmmaeu allt 3 r 2 n MESA VERDE home al· evesMS-9543. w/frplc + paUo, garage, modore. #3. Sorry. no ---------1 mosphere 2&3 br dlx ZBrupst.alrs adult.II only, lndr y facil, carpels/ ,_pets_. ______ _ IAYFIOMT apta,nopeu. M&-1034 no pel1. References. drapes.$420.~0-4843 l BR. new crpls, d~. c.oodo, 2 BR, 2 b• .. year· Wnttm v.._,.. 1_M6-0ll83 ___ . ------~ 2 lg. Br. H'J ba. w.~J~ngl gar. S250. ly,.,-Smo. Beautirul brand new Large 3 br, 2 ba, lower, gar. encl yd. crpt. drps. CttAHMILNOMT adult apt.a. Nopeta. Pool. cpta, drp&. No pell. Nr. Cul·de·Sac, school. CMtoMno 2 BR.' ba,_}'rly. $SSO Jacw:zi. Open dally. occ. $325. 751-~. S325.673·57l9 STB'S TO llACH ~~.· *1~S2S~-c: • IMSTAMT IMH 3 8R,Jba, wntr. $425 .,.,..,., _.,., ....,, 3BR.2ha,yrly.S675 lBrS29C).$30.5 New 2 br, l lh ba tnhse 2BR,lba,yrly,$43.S 28rS335·$350 type, Eutside. ,.~ncd 3BR. l ba, )'~ly. $465 TSL Mgmt 642-L603 pat.io, luxury crpL'I, drJ)fl . PAK UDO bllns. Small c:hild & 2 BR, 2 tie, lri>I. Pool. 1 Br, c rpts . drapes. ama.U pet ok. $395. mo. Adult.a. saes carport, kids OK. $240 Drive by 2548 Orange mo. No doga. m-0136. Ave. Then caU 64.2·0282 associated Rl-J , • r r1 ·, u r ", ., .. ""·., 4 I ,.. .. I ~ ' I , ----~- aer •• ba. •lcelY tum. Sl.elll fo beadL Winter or )'Mtly.~.m.-6670 1 Br rearlJ. Nut to beacllt, 1t.qftt. call aft tlpm,~. J BR. Oc u view, aun. deck, all new'. Yrly. ~ortsw.385 editerraneanVillag . •Beamed ceilings. wood paneling •Grasscloth wallcovertng •FireplaCM, wet bars •Disbwubers, walk·in closets •Balconies patios •Park-like landscaping •Swimming pools, J.!c uui •Lighted tennia courts •Minutes to freeways & beaches I .. IOOM 1 ... 00M a DIM 1 •-2 • TOWMHOUSI Adult• Only · Q{flce Open DaUy 8 to e~li} '1149117 ... H • 2400 Harbor·Blvd., Colt• Mesa, Calif. Streams. waterfalls. a pine forest. Among Orange County's most spectacular adult aoait· • mont communities. 1 & 2 bdr.: 2 bath. Move-in ready. Offices open 9 to 6. "~ 1300 Adlmt lwe • co.tt Meu MQ.\200 • ............ --.. .,. .............. ~ ... ._ .. -- Udo Isle Sharp l Br . S475 Own~ Agt. 645-5044 --TURTLERO-C-.K Conference Room S hare new homt.' in Xerox·Telcx Loft Br. Crplc. tots or wood. sunk~n tub. close to b e a c h • r l' r r 1 .i . wshr/dryr. $.175 yrly Ph 754-0504 Irvine Non smoker . rn Nr So. Coast Plaia. Wat.crfroot Bach l person ble TV. & Movie chan au-port & freeways. BAYWOOD APTS. t-'ami· only. View. Parkin~. nel. Asso. pool & jacuua BAKER CENTER ly & adult 2 br/2 ba apts. S28>. 675·83Sl. H ~or W. 642·41<M ___ 97_9-_2_16_1 __ I'' ro m '4 5 0 · Lu_ s h San Clemente 3876 Bill SUB·LET newly opened landscaping, recreation. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . pn!Sllge office space orr Newport Beach644·SS5S 2 bedrooms. ocean view. Dana Pomt. young man.lo 17th St.. C.M. Telephone RE· LISTI No : 2 e R, new carpets, drapes, San share lge., new apt. Pnv. answering. typing. ac· Duplex. attractive patio. C~menle $300. P M ~~,~~-OJ{so. Mo ==-gd:f~~ail. forCalif. lJvmg. 642·226.2__ _«_-4464 ________ F to 1hare 2 br. house Off - Hw'hvf•h-h 3140 ...... ~°" hooh 1140 w /same . .Cd~. near too Up. ice-store. 480 -....,. -,,...., beach es . $212 mo. ft.. A/C, 17301.Beach Bl. rr•;::••::•::•::••:•:•:•:••::•:•:•:••::•:•:•:••:•:=••:•:•::••:•::•::•::••:•::•::•::••::•:•:•:••::•~·m 7»9UO late eve. H.B. LE~E 842,2834 FEM. rmmte wanted to Birch St. offices. Prime shr 3 br home. 3 blks ground floor. l&:iO sq. ft . from ocean. H.B. F.ves. $12:50. mo Call Barbura Kennebunkport? Wasn·t·she the biologist who won The Nobel Prize for Medicine in '697 ~fK)~ If you re not sure who (or what) Kennybunkport was. dOO't Ceel bacl-yoo·re not alone. Kennybunkport Is one of 14 distlnctively different apartment floorplans at Seawtnd V1llaoe 1n WuntingtOn Beach. Seawtnd Village Is a fl!Sult of totally personallied professional planni09. The kind of attention you desel'Ve. A perfect blend of nature and IM09- nestled in a forest with babbll09 brooks and quiet ponds. cooled by natural ocean breeus. Add to that tennis courtS. SW1mml09 poolS. a jacuW and a convenient loeatioo ~r Shopping afld employment and yoy·ve got a place an~ would ' prOIJdty call hOme. (Even KenflYbUnkpOrtf) One and two bedroom. one and two bath adult apartments from S318 00 ~~,.,~ 1 SSSS HunnngtOn Wiagt Yflt Hunl1ngt0n 8eacrl. CA (7'4) 8~09G1 From lilt S.n OiegO FtttlWfY dl'M north on 8Hd\ to M<F'.oa.n. tllfn MSl on McFaoden to SNwina Vifllgl. ft\imlstli~ l'Qllaolt • OOell a.lfy 10 AM Ill ~. .. ........ . 000-3715 Days. 833·7677 -~--~------- "'""m roommate needed Approx. 400 sq. n. C-2. 130 ..,... · £ 11\h St Suite 0 $140 toshr 2 bd 2 Ba apt. $204 • • + dep. $130. 642-3540 bef mo. Doyle 548·l168 lPM Coogerual ON THE N.n . E 'BluCr. Seek slrail(hl prof woman WATER! over 30, non·smoker to IXIC. SUIT'IS share lux furn. Oc-vu 3:i0to115D~rt home w /2 of samt'. ......_ • · $265/mo 640·9611 or '-tmcec V WI ~ • W.tBah u. ........ Female/Male room mate v..., =::1i1°f..3f'0C:c~·p~ Newport 875-8662 rm. Pvt ba. ndoor Jae. MOVE fOU.l'~arlne · 180 degree ocean view. oriented bulmee. NOW 11 2'10 dqrte canyon view. Historic Cunery Vllla~c All woOd ltulde "out. 1 lo~aUon ortera conv yr old. AU uUl pd. 1325 pa.rldna• lhopt•tele an11 mo. e75-480S d11ys. aalc 1 ., c • , • e e 11 . ror Pat..494·l3"4CV(ll, t I on h' .... i re ta r y . A U'NlQUESERVICE ~y•aaook PJnR• tam help cut your rent accoun: Marine f.x· In ball. We carefully t'hanl(t ulldln1. '30 ~for your Uletlyle. 32nd St.. NB. 1'11-3601 . Our reea are lt'h Re.f's From __ s:sso ____ _ mecked. Pnroe atnct •l*'e N'pt SHAJ\E RF.NTALS C~nter ; •Hratarlal ASSN ..rv;ca, COllf. room. all tote N. Tustin Bl. Or GUier .......... , Plealif StaJ~;~ allDanllt ... IGU . . 0 '1 1. • " , r. "' • ........ ....................... •.........•............ Ollm wun, on ck-tl1n1. Shampoo & ate-am t'le1rn Re-mod•I. rep a Ir. i&nn Oatdfonlnl( rlun up, & MeMaa'a. W Cont Co&ot bnfhtt11N'S , wht rarJ>crntry. old t lmt• lanJ"•up1n.i <:t•or.:e Lit• h•ullna mov1nl( Garaa~ Yllrd rlun1na ftt-1111 r1.1t''* 042 07~ Hwy,N&$41.Sl8 ._, lOmln ble•ch Clnn craft.lmaMh1p. lU yra ln Ibo.ht )4~ nm .. ~ bv.dmrm,hallll~ AVil atQ Llc'd Mr Pulom ts•l'lllSenicH ..,..._ .....,.-r• ml n 50. couch 110. r hr bo " ...................... . ••••••~•••• ••••••••• 13 Otuar eUm ~t od1>r Prof 1 ron•I llvn11 H avci l'/U w l ll h;iul 1&nyt1una <.:hi!u1>t>11l ratt &Utl046 )'• t.,,. repair, l5 yn. \'11pr Oto. POmC!r •San Dnve ,a•Parlo.01 lot Uo work mv1fll R•l• J'.Wmodtlliaddltlo.n Ena Sp•n ~·r1•nl"ll •ltcpalr• • ulroauna 531 Otot # ~1.as-.1 Lw'dlln• F,uatrualMJ T~ll <II 30 ~l Stroni& atudentlTr«'t' • l..i 0 Nat. c M 8 i. s work. ,vtd1 cl..,oJ'ed, l rHh • Aqlhall'*'411l SlAU1 tho N\'w Yt"&r nahl e.drictlf •Ml. FIXIT• hltulod 4!M ?GW,-494·21~ I.ct nd your hom• ot ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.•arpl•1>1t•r pa1nt1t1a ...... "'°*h ... ,...... Lb& ,..ar'11 dttt ,.~ll'"'rt H tt •4 Bectrtc JWu rot{'• IS yr11 1n ...................... . •••••••••••••••••••••• C'•rprwl&uphol rtt-anan1 Uc:JZJ1JIM~.,. w-ea '4817~ AMWAY Co1metacs . Mother wlll babyall n1)' Abto "11\.dowa, nr.. f'lt N·" t' tt hornt, wfltir data t•rt' M_. C1t!ln111s Mr\'tC't' H.1-X.."THll'IAN rnt'C'd tfandym1111. a rpt1nt r)'. H~ ·~·re iuc:m::~· srhool t bUdr•n only '6l t.'1 ,. nchl tt .. ,. umn»t• no fum rt1l)lllr. plumb1J11t. Mi 1634 64-laT e llJ"lf'orlmitllj()tl!i t•lr(' Oor1 M0-~75 ....___ ah .... lJ ~ OTS Ol)t HoYMc ....... &a&rlll ,_...Ice •• • •••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I DO IT A_U ••••••••••••• •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ILICntCIAM ~.wt• • ROHl N*S HOUSI-; • Atnoo -Leul T>1>1n11 CA~ Rm, Cnrrun'l. lnd Ranbl 'GI..._ Gt.t-:ANJNG SERVICF.. Owatte " O.nllru.pll y Pror .. tioMI• ·~•llabll' 2:.ru(pr,r .. Mut',71.z~, t ... 5 .......... ~.... rcw ll thorntu>hly Cle!ll\ S.:S.S. ~lt. 84~ 2N6 (;H f U n •-v-.. hr~ 8.uttodt!n ~n t•r~ - - - - or• ....... Tract0t " Oum~ Grad ~~ ~0857 <1t>an upCro" ('onlc tt.K"'9 Uijl, t'le!an lip, emovul. Want a HEAi.LY CLl-:AN C'ON'"l'Al"T ••••••••••••••••••••••• llc-mob1tons ett· )4() 1~3t 11ous1-;• Call Gingham W\'11\tbH K A 8 Wood "'t'nt1n1t. H•tdrMn Girl Frttt'll 645 ~123 t"-p.tallly R<'l>-OUl'C't'll 1tatee., fNlrt' rt>p111r ••••••••••••••• •• • •• •• • H h 1611 W•tdtrr :-Ile zoo 640 4(8) SM O'~ apflllf'SS, OMllty. JOb Nl"WPO't Al>t1t'b Vinyl & htlme npu1r. wel done. C:..11 'rhe M()p 63l c.110 7~ IH lN h •nk I "°'llltulK. odd Job "'r"'' peti> Clean in~ Ser vll'e ---------•r••••••••••••••••••••••• t"l 9'19 IQCn Insured 546-2393 Ulrpent.er. t-)'et' 1-:St Any Clean upi., ll au II n I(, s.tM .)obs. C.ll Allan 11 c-.t/CoecNte U.ndst'ap1na Im med H ... 9 Comp hous~clean1ng 1'onY ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ctna 642 D!l07 i''oundatlona. rt•t111nin1 CUST(>M IOlator Carpt!nlr) by Jay * 84~-IUIO'J wallli, blu<'ki.. pat101> GardrnHllJ, <.:leun upi;, Lll•'IJ s.1fl )013. s.48 iJW l.IT\' tnmrruri~ Free t'l!l !Wu rat~ 64:1 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apts. condos Fast, dr-idbl. S6.00 ht. 552·0105 OCC Student l ·r on trud1 1'ruh, trc\' tnnl. Ron s.2-~703, M2 3224 ---ntECLEANING LADY F.ff1r1enl hsecln'g, reh11 ble service, n.n rates. in t:Xper ClU"l)t•nlry. l"'!\nbl 'flw fa¥ll*'\\ draw in lh1· CllF.APl!.:ST haultnl( 111 sured. M2 3304 ratei.. Cao do shelvm~ to W1'tt " 1>.111} P1lol 1-\nd wh11t you want in town l''ree t:..'il1m11t\'11 ----- - n:modding. (116 ~l l'l..t.sMfll'd Ad l>l2 Mi78 Oally PUot Clau1fwd'i 6422995, 6-45 1300 Want Ads Call 642·567H ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5350 5100 Penoetah Office l..eal 4400 ..... 1/htY4'1t/ ........ •••••••••••••••••••• • • • ~-0,,ortwtity 5005 CdM dl1' 11Uit~. uul pd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1..oat or Found a Ptil" tall RELAXING MASSAGE AC. <Ampl pkg. fo'r $250 ....._ ---------• Animal Assistance BobJames·Ltl' Ma"eur 400'. No lse reqd 675·lllOO 0,, a t1mitv 5005 ICE C•EAM League 531 2273, no fee OutcaJI 9·9. 494·5_.!. ll_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PA,ILOR ~ sqt lbft oldlc.~Wpel6rthmS11 a..i.•N II'--MO .... EY ~lllng pnce ln1•ludes all l.OS'f·SIAMESECAT n.ea c . ..... l _,. .. " Plump dark seal pt . NB.~3626 I r1xtures & inventory . malo Tenor. REWARD PREGNANT'> Caring, ronfldential counseling & refcrral. Abortion. adop-PAaT TIME gross incom e $50,000 ~ ...... a.tal 445 re WfU SeUer Will consider re· S48-6762 tJoo & keeprn~. APCARE ···············~······· HOT FOOD asonable offer Ask for VEHDIMG Joan Shelton St:'l"l"g Ce.hr We are the largest Com ~ForL•aM 1>11nY in the Nation iscll· CCII C-.. Parrish mg Hot Food vending BAY& BEACH llJ..l77·6lllcoH. eqwpment A publicly ----------i held Company selling In Tc» LOCA TIOM! I 71tt & twwport ll•d. Succeaaful retail shop approx. 950sq. rt SS50 Per mo. Bkr 675·6700 2 Vacancies downtow Hunungton Beach. 21 Ma in St. M1n1 mall 900-1.SS8. Newport Manner's Mile Modem 502 sq fl s tore. 26301C> Avon 213-477. 7001 Jo'ASHION SHOl'l'IN<.i VILLAG .. : ON THE WATER 700aq ft rehul Udo Marina VIHoge Newport 675·866' Store or office m small ~nter on Beath Blvd .. Huntington BeiHh 714 .847-8536 2l3 424 7001. Balboa Pen. On the Blvd $SOO per mo 675·814 bil-6880 San C le m ent e 400 Square Fl on Del Mar. Parking. loading dock. ideal down town. Rdail locatloo BERTHA HENRY REALTORS 21SDel Mar 492-4121 rorty-nme states J oin our latest program an automatic m erchand1s 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. ing reatunng thc new 7M11 pop.top hot foods. All are ---------n at 1on11 l l y known brands. All accounts are ............. secured by us in otlice ~ u... 5015 bwldln~s. schools, in· ~ dustnal plants. hospitals •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• & other locatlons in your area. W€' need rPhahlc people in your area to serv1l'e the~e acc:ounls. We provide secured loca- l.ions. wholesale oullets. cine year factory wnrran· ty on parts & servi<•e. You provide 8-10 hrs of your choice weekly, servireable nutomobile. be ready to 11tart wiUun :k> days. Minimum in· vestment $3300, 20•; down, bulanl'e due upon delivery For further an rormotlon call TOLL FREF:, DAY or NITE. phones are starred 24 hrs pr day everyday I ..S00-325-6400 Ask f« Operator 1Mftber45 HOT FOODS, INC. 350 Fischer Ave, Bid g R C-Osla Mesa, ca 92626 •PUBLISHING• M~11n Street Marine Avenue CL OTlll NG STORE Tcrnf1r root t r.a I f i c C a n b e purchased with 1nven t.ory or you can purchase and put in another busi- ness GET READY Jo'OR S U M M I'; H CUSTOMERS SSJ.000 with inventory S'.IH.000 w1thoul -~U~BlJHV HI At L..,"11\"rf Balbo<1 l~lana 673-6900 Moi '¥.CJt._ T rvst o.edi SOJS ..•..•.•..••......•.... LOWEST lfttwfftRate1 I 1t T.D. 's, also WT.D.Lo.t. Fairest Terms since 1949 SCIHter Mtg. Co. 642rll71 54S·061 I Lollt all black Shep/Lab nux male. Vil' Bear St & Sunrlower. C M Jan 2nd. 979-8007. COUMTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* Lost s~all mal;-;llJ~ 3'hrs 957·M_rt Reward. Vic. Wes t Ea~~~ HWlt. Beach. Answers to ~-· Sunshine. 8'l&-Ol62 ••••••••••••••••••••••• REWARD. Lost "Holly" Schools & 7005 111179 Fe m Shelt1e IMtntcffoft Collu.! Mix Blond/while ••••••••••••••••• •••• • • Nr Wam ertColden West. HR. 848 ·2990, 556-5767 J amee Lost· M Blk Ca l. n1Jmed Smoky, 12/31. ti ll Heward 963-4071 REWARD Lost Male ln~h Setter Has roll11r & chum Rivers1det PCll a rl!a ~ 1833 Brewno Lost 2 gry Ing hair Kil tens. 12 wks & 7 mos. cull 548·1351 CM area Lost Pomeranian IYP<' altered M Dog 7.orro Vic Newland/Adams. 5.JG.5819 or 675·8~ REWARD. Female tiger <'Ill while & gr ey. Blk t<11l w/while tip. 646·9011. LO ST R e d Mal ~ Doberman. 7 m o old. Ears Cropped V i c MaKn olia & Alluna Reward 964-1097 LOST 2 yr old. f-' cream clrd Siamese cat Blk on cars, feet & tail. Was !)per. on. stlches rn Vic 2500 Orange, CM. $25 Reward 675-4990 art 7PM. REALEST ATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS •Crash Course available • Maten11ls provided •Smal I classes for person11liied 1nstrucllon •Choc:>!Je own t.uste duy & rught classes •Placement up to 110',; comm1ss1on. Free3 Weck Sales Trarnang. Cdl For D•tailt 831 -1003 493-0442 Katelin Real FJi t.at.e School ~1 C.1mmo cap1slrano San Juan ca p1strano 7075 ........................ Prac. nurse, p/l, Corona del Mar. Laguna &ach only, refs. 67~8861 XJnt lyp1st . my ho ml'. IBM Selectn c. type 100 WPM. f1 Per hr. 754 7417 W.trlal R...tal 450 Quarterly Advert1Ser. 23 eslab. accts .. require'! 1.ttlle time, can be r un full or part lime. $9000. f-'. P . Inquire Box 379. "h Daily WANTED $25.000. tor 2nd 1-·ound . Small dark r<'<il· Long term temporary position Gd type. spell, punctuation. composi- tio n . d1 c taph o n e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW LEASING OHtce Warehouse. XJnt loc. on major frwys in Anaheim. 9.307sq. rt. 714·761-0601 TD. Prefer µvt. ply. Cd b r n I, a b V I <" credit, refs & rollaleral Goldenwest/Yorklown. Call; 714-846-9620 900-13.l 9 Pilot, PO Bo~ 15"60, Costa Al-.c.-nts/ Mesa. ca. 9~ hnoftds/ PICTURE THIS lost It FMd Become a Wholetsnler of •••••••• •••• ••• • • • • •••• Kodak Film, Eveready, ..tawe•nh 5100 Polaroid, Westinghouse. •••••••••••••••• ••••••• Keys t o n e Photo Product& & Developrng. PENNY Found: Very small rem 566-1172 ~.Reddish tan. Al.t clO Hllp ___ W_anted ____ 7_1_0_0 Parle, MV. 768-1428 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Found: Brn/gry Duck Acomp/hskprfem , 1.tvcm, w/gm head. Vic Wilson sal.. prvt. rm & ba. TV. &Canyon, CM. 631-4325 COM, r ef. 644 ·9666 , ~~! •••.•.••. ~?.~~ 1;;644--9806···--;;-;;;;; MMWJ ,._ ....... ;• n tll . ................................................. ::M .............. . U you ne11d a irut MovtnJC It HauUna. Starv-Wooden Garden Slruc· RDA.LB '°1lEROOP'. All houlekffper w/iclnt ,.,,,, I.Ila c.ollo1e Stud11nl.I ~x tun·a. patio covers. l y p ~' n a Io • ll~nda MS·tS718 ~r 7$1·7'1D9 Savt-this 111.itlra, wd dka. 1azebo1 roelu11MMMti<omPo·~U. number Rda. Ran.bl rattt. Free Free l· -MOVINO&&'TORAG&· ;r~~urtla Stinton New~•IW111r.St;";k1: • SPl!:CIALIST·AT ..... r/lt--' -comp~J.1U,,ietilnte-e-d . LOCAl.S ....-r Bnan MJ-05~ Mr u culoua Hou1ecl()on PY-olMtlooD1 packlnii ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ------ Ing Ru11 0el)4'ndable Lo\wttt rates T da)"IJ. ~~~~atches 4' t~•ture11 ,... Sefr'-t Rd11 Own lruns 751 7* Visa& Muter Churae FlllllST. l93·14lt •••••••-•••••••••• ----p UC •T·1Z3"31 -l..andlea• ~t1ona £x 'I11clroogh Houaecleanln1t AMERICAN71'/549·7002 PA'OCH PLASTERING pert at.ap,•11 thlnnlntt . by I.he ht. Free Est. Call ,~1,_... A 11 t y pf' 1 . Fr" e stump r~v .. 1. 67~2821. Kathy 64$-lnllO _........, .,.... •"9 eiiUmutes Call $40·WS Jns .. --••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------L!.. .----t...Mc .... g PETERS PAINTING f'ti ""9 .,,.o..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Expr'd . Reos R»te.s ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••1-'\•••••••••••• LMS -Koh>. Sod or Free Eat Call Gene PF.RRY'SPI .. UMBING F'\inut~·~~o.Sola$90 Sue d ed l..A wn 11 , 552-~ complc ll' plumbing a.bor.~"1-fl'OC'k.Slcve. Sprlnklcn. 'Pluntlnl( service'l. Or11m & aewct 646-2318 Contr Uc. t13644L9, Ell Painnn(I. F.xtr/lntr Ex-~ 1 e u n 1 n ll . p r l' e ---n _ _.. ___ _ tc'dlenl Refs. 6'15-7W pr'd. honest, neat. reaa. estimat.es. 34 hr 1ervice. Uc'd 964-1°'5 Duve 6'75-3181 European Landscape r Top work Fair price Mamt Refs. 648·4871 dys/eves Mmcw'f ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brickwork. Small jobs. Newport, Costa Mesa & lrvlnc 67~3175 eves. Fireplace,s, planters. etc New-remodel. Refs. Et;t 646-044M Looking Cor a home or Ptot painting Ext & int. _Pl_um_b_i-ng-re_p_a_1-r.-S-pe-c-.-m Low raws . Rers. Free remodeling & copper re· est S3f>..4780. 536-4383 pipe. Good prices. Top "'in<> Exter Painlmg by Hat PJumbmg. 537-3194 R SiMr. St lie .. Ins Try me 836-5M534 hrs EXCEl.-LENT' PAINT· ING Reasonable r ates. Free estimates. S48·2706 W Alli' A PY ING Ref!! offered. Eves. 631-~. 675-1266 Any plumbing. wa te r serv. leaks. batbrm encl. ceramic tile. Reas . mms leoch'9....witq ~rs •. water heaters. I.Oil~. sinks, gas. 24 hrs. Che.ipest in t o wn . ~-0193 your own" You'll hnd Int, ext, serving area for 7 many homcll advertised yrs Prof qua I work Have somcthmg you want ---------0n1y '"-*'PllOt,.•llrt.11• fOU -~MW In JO\lf tooal C4)0rllftlHlliy ••• ..,, day ,. for sule an Cl11ss1r1ed Res 1d /Apts/Comm t.osell''Clru.slfil>dads do every day .. Reas. Dave. *-84~ 1\ well . 642·5678. ·~ 1@'44"'ll .... WClllhd 7100 HelpWClfttflt 7100 tWpWOllhd 7100HelpW~ 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCMTNTS ACCOUMTAHT/llCPR ~~~ A!}~oo~{~:~· s~!~· !lome typmg Advance • • _.,...-.. ...,........ • Plenty •or work. 768..8311 S7 50 HR & Up ment oppt y for !Jclf Job~• days,830>2818eves. • motiva.tm~ person. Fem Well established Orange A-tomoti Degree + 3 yrs exp. in pref. 645·3C44 County firm with strong u ~ .-- GIL analysis. audit F/S, design & advanced pro· •""~ seUmR up sys cost &/or -. dUl.'tJon syRle ms on entu· Rill TIME budgeting ACCOUNTANT lion offers permanent FOlftoCAL /\ major Irvine based pos1t1ons walh x lnt PIPIOYS F/CBKKPRS $6.50 HR & UP 5+ Yrs 1:xp with mulll· bks.GIL.. TIB. FIS ASSTBKKPRS $-5.50 HR & UP 2 Yn1 exp. thru Ci /L. Atr ,At R&P/R. ACCTG CLERKS S4.50 HR & UP 2 Vrs exp Ai r . AIR. P/Jt, JO.key by touch 547-7631 ACCOUNTANTS OVERLOAD I 055 Mam Strut Suit~ I 016 Santa Ana We are not n pub II r arcou.ntmg firm Ac<.'OW\tmg ROBEllTNALF'9 accounl~ home bwlder ha:. 1m benefits & opportumlles mediate need an their fo r .i d va n ce m enl AUTOsutPLY proJect acctg dept for a Minimum 3 years t.•x ST~ staff accountant Re· penence in Type I & lmmedlUle open 1n~:. qwremenls in elude a Type 111 hol!p1tals. com· Good aal4ry !"'d workm~ degree 10 accounting & I mcrcial. recreat10n Im· cond1t10~~, Apply 1n to 2 yrs public acrounl-mediateopenmJ(s person 1 mg preferable-conl!truc Dan L Roland 1522.l~la Blvd tioo expcnence desired & Associates. lnt'. WESTMINSTER We orrer a n excellent 17f>.ll50 Anllhe1m g rowth opportunity, -------Alfl'OM<Yl'lVE Pleasant workm0 s ur· ARMED SECURITY o .. •. "MAH RtlDAY" " FICER Expe r , F IT . roundi.ngs & an out.stand· nit.es l .30-l2Pm. perm needed t.o wash & detu1I ing rompe nsa t1on l · position. Call ~9.3281 new & Wied cars. includ benefit pa<'ksge For 1m· E 0 E lllJt lot supervuuon. Like mediate cons1dersllon · · t.o work around cars? please submit r esume ARTISr for reproducuon Thl.s will please you • with salary history to: art Must be a pro & Jove Ideal for aem l-retired Gaw Mew. It Also know how to self-starter. Salary open. Ponderoan Homes purchase p rinting & EOE.See Pierce. ~ Bus Ctr Or, lllOO. direct photogr aphy HOWdDCa..•rol•t lrvine,927lS. PRICE ADVERTISING. Oove &QuallSts. -~s~u:~---lm-1414 ---NEWPORT BEACH ACCOUNTING . CLERK ASSEMILEaS HOME FURNISHING ACCESSORIES. PT pe>S1tJon w/faSL grow mg HD mfg Co. Exp w/wood workinlt or glass r utting preferred. S3.00 MJJtimum t year 1n 11c hr to s tart. Benefit!! avail count mg with expenencc to dependable stable peo· rn b1ll1ng h elpful. ple.714-894--1333 AUTO PARTS Alt, Geft. R...wdr Exper. Perm. Top po)'. Medi ca l /h osp tni. Pension profit plan. 3621 W. I 1t Strfft s-to ... Responsible for all bill· ·--------•I ang, ma rntammg open Alfl'OMOTIVE . shipment fates. post and ASSEMILBS SBtVICE JOIS! bllJanee all lnvo1ces and A m1niumum of s ix •t. Hea vy.duty line credit memos t o thr months C:.1ctory as-mechanic.experienced. automated uccounts re· sembly exper1enc:e re· #2. LaAAt med1amcal l5A ceavable system q1J1red Appllcai'ions be· tecbn1cLan, expenenced mg take ror all s hifh P!eaaant workmg cond1· We offe r ex ce 11 en l tJons Ul Orange County salanes and benerlls 1n · Weiur Lock Co. A 1 r po rt c o m p I e x . eluding I weelts vacatJon 5555 Mcfoddett A•e Permanent. varied, In· after 6 months. 11 paid ... ,,._.•le«h t e rest1ng. Exe. p uy, holidays. and (?roup m ....,. benefits. Opp. for advan· surance begins on day or cement. See Mark. ~ F.qual Opportunity HOW••,.. CL.-rol t hire. Employer --Y • Dove &Qua1lS1.S. Proudly Announces Our OOCUMENJOR 1----------1 Move to Larger ornces An&n'IOM NEWPORT BEACH AUTO PARTS Visit Us Al Our New DIVISION II Or Onr ~~g~ELI. BANKER Hobpet'.Neceu BUILDING Add.ressogruph U you are new lo Costa SUITE 200 MulUgrapb Mesa, temporanly dlll· 2333NBROADWAY 292l SDalmlerSl rontinuing your educa· SANTA ANA P .O. Box 10547 lion. recently discharged We have an mcreasmg Santa Ana, CA 92711 from the service, or for any reason seeking tem- COUMT'ER SALES Exper. Penn. Top pay. Medical/ho s p in:.. Pension proritplan. 362 I W I 1t Strfft s.ta._ •MISSION VIEJO * Prime location suitable for comm'I or md'I use l.8SO t.o 20CIO sq ft. A/C or· fice. 100 amp power Call 17 14 )522·4254 days, (714)675-~ eves ~Wmsted 460 M l n Pu r c h a s e or PINCHER Product only S5305. Cull Mr. Collins. ocpt R112 •os de m an d lhroug h out F.qual()pprOpportumly poro.ry or career employ-, ________ _ SpirihNll R.act.r Oranf{e County for ex· Employer M/F menl, consider this uni· Dabys1tter-2 c hildren 181SSo El Camino lteol Document.or a d1v1sion or penenced accounting & ---------· queopportun1ty school af(e. Mon. Tues. ••••••••••••••••••••••• toll -rreeatll00·621-7725 ,. San Clemente, FUiiy Ile. bookkeeping personnel. ----------You C• Eant ThW11 . afternoon. H B . Forappt 492 7296 NYSE rirm is expenenl'· Call or visit us today-we Acct'IC: J r . Accountanl or """"...,.0 Resp.onsl blc, workan~ lnt>edJlradcrs p11rlt1me · · 1n" substantial growth t h boo .. k ~ " arc look.mg forward t ful c arite ,.. eeper wbrdte r see k s onl· tohelp&sharc m jerow ONLY$2 XXDAMCEOFFUNXX and has an 1mmed1ate greebngyoull)ourn~w for CPAm CdM.Typ1ng e room <'ollu~e '" mg Business Retirement f""autlrul nude "iris, needforthefollowmit req'd Qlll 67S2070 Corona de~ Mar or Costa & Profit Sharing op· "' ., location · · Mesa. Qwelness essen-portunit1es. For appt rail Seit any item or com dance al exhibition & rap C7 I 4) 835·4 I 03 AdtMt/Coordillotor S216P~WI& Babysitter wanted, pay or trade couple days w~ek. S.lboa area. 675-4938 Ual. Write Classified Ad between 6 -9 wkd yll bU!allon of Items fM S7$ sessions. 9AM to 4AM BILLING FREEPAftKING I r f •""" D ·i p 1 l p 0 or leS11 with 11 Penny every day. 2060 So t\IU\e area, or group o 8-sed on your produc· Bab)'51tter.EI Toro area, S:::' 1~.Y co!t~ ·Mes~ ~3?.32_.______ Ptnc:her Ad 3 llnu for 2 Euclid, Anaheim, cxcll· foreign college students. Uva\y, oommuslon. plus Mature woman, starttnit 9263Bor call6?S.3&62 ATL..,ST... ~~n}1tt100ut31v1~·nd-•Y18s ~111c:0hr mg 24 br recor ding CLERK Recrwt hottl families, incent.tvea&extra profit Jan2Dd.wk.days7amtc ...._WYAOUC ...... pUUJ u~ .,.,. 54-1-1422 Accounting plan & organlie .ex-sbaringboous. 4:30. Care ror infant. Lg, Bach.·2 br. 1n Costa "" Af"'ll lhe2days.Char11e il' (ifMIERAL cursions & program;,.,~1t1· 1be women and men we Ref. req. 768-7446 Mesa, Santa Ana o become a part or the Not'ommerciulads. MICHELLE'S •ec~...._AHT tJme/pre-plannlne. '"" · are loolu.ng for may be ----'------ II t Be.. Apt t B o o M I N c ~_.. Will prepare machine or ,,_ """"' tJme/ Aug. '79. Teaching .,__. oC tvnl"n folding Babysitter wanted, 7 lo 1.a': ·l.n "·c or co AU T 0 M 0 T 1 v E For morl' inform1.1t1011 *-wwn;-* derbilllng and input into StllC bockground&knowledge i:~rs. ~~;:,use jobs 4:30. MyhomeCorlntant. t:Jw.e"I.;/;.,~ ;:re:e::e~~ AFJ'ERMARKET. Earn and t.o place your ad call llAM·2AM 835-3749 computer. MuJJt type ::r: NYSE listed firm oC French pref'd. Send and working for a limited Ref. S48-8098. table, hard-workin g up to $250 weekly Part ""' 642-5678 UHDA Ir VICKI ~al"ulma.~rd. know 10 key accounting degree resume by Jan NlSlh lo: Income. W o rk wltb Bab)Shter want.ed. over mother & s mall 3Yt yr. nmetofTSOormore F\.111 o..tcalM .. .. w & 2·3 years general ac· PO Box 2884. ewport young people. R~pld ad· 18. 8 mo old cblld. My child. well behaved. $2 Time as a Distributor or asaog. counting experience Beach. 92663 v.ncement poAs1ble. lC home. Ann""'>l 20 hr wk . or under, incl. utll. Mus\ the most profitable itt-ms Forn.. M of It! CLERK Growth opportunity for you ore 18 -or over and lt'r"" rt "bl move by J an. 10. Call in th1"s 94 BILLION Bingo, Tues. nltes. IMO. ServingallOrangeCo. proble m solver who An s we r1n ~Service I bl Days • 1~ ex1 c C It V II Y Ill Tel_,.,..,e rator for would be avai 9 • e lo schedule. . hr. Own l-G3-7592 or wtite The DOLLAR indu stry . Sahp 5 1rano ha el 835-7313 w1111ts tQ move up in ll llp"'m.,._7 .... am' •h Ct. Must be start work lmmechately, trans."'S.- DailyPitot, 8o1t lS60.CM Jlrak es, Sta rte r s. coo• cu pries ----TYPIST large or l1pln1 zat1on ° caU :! -921826.Ad#400. Alt ernators, W ater 8»1187 $40mo.offeredforBalboa OrderH254. ovrr 35 yr~ old. 22~ .... , .. S-,St4 83bysltt~~ for JO Pumps, Voltage rumps, ,._, _ _. 5150 yard ror med. Sl show ACCOUNTANTS ~orchtll Ave . Laguna1---------mo old bOJ. 3-3 days ii Ladyn~priv. rm at S wk w /some k lll·hen -privlleies. 741-0179 In Lafdo• Bch area V It R g I t •· _.. _,. dog. 673-2561 art 7PM .... ·11c wk. So-"~ w•ek-ends. o age e u a ors "' ••••••••••••••••••••••• T d UMUMITID ...... .. Slatter Onves. No pre· "SELF-ESTEEM . The ype correspon enet>. A/P to SI 000 Bargain shoppers read Re11Ponaible;'•1tp. Lag v i o u s ex Pe r I e n c e Van pool needs driver· Key To Peeling neally schedules and reports for PERSONNEL N e w Po r I B l' u c h . the l1Ule nda in ClassHted Och, l,......._ea. Call an necessary & you don't rider. N'pt. to L.A. Free Good!". Free seminar our accounting depart· SF.RVICfo:S b 1 regularly. And they rmd s 494-018'. Need 3 81' apt, unfum for e ~pJoyed. r es pon mllthel' w f1. t.eena m N pt Jl'br KS aru, pref ~. aideC.M. or Npt Hu area notO¥wS335. Apl nee<tcd by end o1 Jan. phone 8'5-1'f?"S. have to sell. You can be trans. 644-4209 ment. ! Must ttave ability f'orThe Acrountlng Pa)'n les are n your whaUhey'rc looking ror. t-'----~---- 11upplied with your oc Lost Ir Fowtd 5300 ~~riJ :,~r~~tl ~~l~I. lo type hnanciol rcporl11 Profoaslon ~~~hjywt;,el'~ YP~~~~ lJ'~~ counts. Investment from "·rksdaJe S"lf-&11teem accurately, know II> key 547 7631 .,.,"" • ..,. .. _ ... JY r"fWl· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ua " t'iikulator and type G-0 • ve opmcnl t-ompany. -·-'"''""·"·"' " I I al Bl I t Pro0 rams. Reservations tNt.• No. Main Vo u r ea• y g o I n o dable I nv~ t o r y •& .oet: ae. m 0 ueJ)OJI 4974ol \ wpm, ......, "111 it "' iuaranteed buy h ck. ~. neut~ted~ nr. ------"--...__ ___ , .JioitAl1016,Santa Ana pen;onahtyw lfi lnthla Fordetallte•U: F,dwardl/Edl.nger. l;fD. •ESCOR~* We offer excellent com-AnAccountanta congenial work at· WAVCOCORP. l.2/2'.Re ward.842-5688 . •~ periy beftel'ib which n OverloadCornpany mosi)here . Call Abiaall TOLL FREE n---a ·-~-""'th t7Z.1 Ill elude one week vacauon ••*•Al-wlliaysillllt00%-•Fr-ee-•.1 Abbott Pereonnelc Agen· .....,., .. v -~ """" --•-1 t... I cy. 557-6122. 4500 ampu. W-·•ed, d bl. or ain°le 800-32'7·23lO al ........ h Bl/ , " Yr lll\CJ 8 " mon '"'· c even N B O M man .. ~ .. .. paid bolldaya and aroup Dr.. . . pen on pr., vtc. N.B .• CdM or ntl>u EST TE ·-old m. ale!.. blk·•lvr sc••u ·ETS imurance at.&rl.I on day even1na unUl7pm. C.ll. uu. 864-7705 ~ A Buamess Cockapoo Ii ~baa no col· IUUlt1. oi hire Accounting_ for..i.4'officeforleaae. 1ar. n ame Roach. Call '~WEIS · JAACCTG CLERK APT MGR couple aie 40 1 Br«dott. l adult, 20 yt11. 1111me location, 9111)..2223 ~ The JollY Ro~cr lnr hH +to managt-well main· troundl22S. 1840 Newport Blvd .---·------Kardeo -Clrcu.s-DOCUMENJQR an entrY lt'v,•I oponln1t talned:11 +.adullunlt•ln '73-1951 Colt.a Mesa. W.E. (BUI ) Lost: Beautllul 18 mo. like Amoeba-Hazioa -for an ltfdustrtou1 ln· Oranac County. Xlnt te· 1 ' lf&/lrtnit/ ~=myer 67~11 ?8'::;'. R~{:_lv'{re":~";,~ Orchid -Rancor -DIVISION dMduol lookjnA for op nanta Salary + bonUJ "'-Ce . Helghtt .P l••a• al CAR MECHANJC portunlty lQ grow Mu~t (710621·85'1 8:30 to 5 "' " ""'-'have , ....... CO""•"'l.ina bC'~l'O(i<'lent wllh 10 key pm ................... ••• • ~ ..... REW •ao ··~ JVU .... .. .. I -------- • • WELL~TABLJSHED _._..... " at IChool and it Y(Ol'kS Addres&Olraph tld r POC'lll1ori cal s ror -I '" like thl.a: They aek how MulUiraph rLUng, 1100\HnM or dall>' MOTICI 0,p 1twlty SOOS 'IJ!O~YSHOP laJRtj:SlllrlelTenlFctr,nvam1 e muchla twopluatwo.ff 2921SouthDalmle1r sales r eport• ror our how Dally Pllol Claas· ••••••••••'•••••••••••• Xlnl iM'n "'emenle •~•· 1 a, v c . n Y · be nn on.. th4Jy mak.e po Bo 1~7 reauurantir & m1a<· 1flc<1 .id& di.splay the ir 1'nd ffaillllrNaert I Ex lion New Inventory " ~. '1Sl·9'7f7 hlm a laJt accountant. If SanU An•; CA mt 1 ameral om« duUi: . Ap ~01 with I alb11Jl.Y Cllla..t O!PPOrtWlity pan -eqW.:=~·~ns, Lott: Female Slameac he aa.)'I four they make ply in peraon. 17 042 and Impact• Our adJ, we Ulne/rwl Ume. freedom, cat. CrelM cir w/brown Nm a mathemaUtt..n. If EqualOpportu.nlLy OilletU Ave. Irv Alim nre proud to say. really ~nt, no Um• 4tJ..JIOO ~Jnt•. Newport l(tt. he aan fi\'e, th~y make ·-E•m•f•lo•y•t•r•M•/•P'•/IJ-• •5ptnlillll•'•M•oo-thr-u•Fr•••· __ 1 g~t....!!'aulu P h on tdlld'i-..(7H)5520340 area.a.ward.6'1-Jl&l bimaCARMECKAHJC. -__ 042-...,, .. ..... ' . ' .... .. .. .... ,..._.,,. __ .,..., __ ,,. __ _ t r • ,.., ••• ..,... _ _,,...,..._••••·-"-••••_.••---••••• ........ --... • ~ • i • • r ... , I Sund•v Januaty 7, 111111 ~~~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~!.~~·:.~ ..... ?!~~ ~'!~ ..... ?~~~!~.!!~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~·!.~~·:.~ ..... ~~.~~ ~.~~,.":.?.~! •• I !~!!~ ..... ?!.~~ <:Am u 1•r1 aon • fluol tow t'fll, 1.1 p«1r •\I• h y Sc:hnck, 67!t 1~ t'AIU\OW~ Rl<:SrAUltAN r HAN ( &.r .. Mr"NTlo:. h111; po11lll11n opt'ft f or Wiulcr, W•1t1.-u, l'.,nb ' UUbty per onn~J Xlnt btNC!la. paid 11ar11t111n Awly 6llO AwnUli& l'IN> 1nl'lfmrot .. (l)okkerprl' fl'ull (.'hUJll' TutllD .llN' uf(1ru ll('t'(h C"'ll I' •• ft' boo" kf't'Ptr t;"p In Altt. ---------All'. p09•mc. •ntr•I ~·r •nw •hru lwl.-nt • Oanla rf't'(:lfl rtll a uoa fl'Q F•mlh•nt ~ with «•m pull•nal"d "'""""'" 1 ~ l' lll I I f ~ 'It tt r t I n n• 1 1 rem CASHlll t'llilf 'd fc>f ~taur11nl In ,.. hon lalal\ll fin "' 1 l'M, ~ daya 11 v.r ~k tln l(l t•' l"l lt't•, Kii l"aiJUon bl1trnJ r-w ~ u. lu~·AL V.-m •11tra munt )'I TYPISTS PIX ACCTCLHICS klYPUNCH OPER CL.IDS Muat have phon~ Ii r by bl~ l,.llll• Lona& ti 1hort ltnn l111mruta. Holl day • v11t'1Hlon pay llo•pilalliation plan a11aUabl lblkk1'l •r F/C ii 1001-------,_._. ____ _ 0.lf'lxuwal 111 "' lw&m1 t"'-"'lllt'J\ fllnklnC• P~LER ~)' ro. av, rtlr rt• !Geol. ~ 1'-llrr &. 11,j ''"' f\lt\lWlt Cu I I I •'<' ut n R A,.., ... l ' n \ ~ I f\.11 you Thi· hkk51.i 1i. "1m5Jlt", Ar•·••" 10 ''" Th·· pt'OP.IC' ) l'U YI' Of I. "'II h )'OU LI bkt• I ""°"" .. ,. I'" II n\1u ••14) & ht• u ·11d._, '" iro <. II nu.. ~o M}.).) ((11Ut11l fltof'\onn1•I A1wn l) n wllarbor l ~ AU. JO~ 1-'IH ~· CASHIB·SALH ~AVlNO~ 7~1 lllUI r. 0 ~ ---------l~kl'l'Pl't • t nat&U•' rt'lull 11urt1 r v ~full & J>ilrl lllnl• PtJ•I I KCIM M\ a1li.1bk '°' .alu• ont·nkd 11pph1·1u1h fo 11 n llt·ol oppur tuo11" I 01 hr..t t•1Hh1rr l'h .,,,. ••I> 1lly In J)4•r.on ... •U>ANOt\l"l<.:l':H -<>PF.a or•·w tm ·N~'W ACer~ •PJWtW •TEW..t}RS • 'EClll;l'~H Y Sovln9s qan •U NCll MGH • SfllGR •SA~UllGS KUN:RVISOH •NEW ACCTS SUPERVISOK •TELLERS •TRAVEL TELl.f-:R oCLERICAL TRAINEE •LOAN SERVICE TRAINl-.:E ,(;all Carey t'ox. Al.I. JOtiS FRt:t:. 540·6055 Coastal Personnel Agen· , cy, 2'700 Harbor. C.M liAR GIRL-Beer & w1n1• f'ull or pfl1mc. C:dl fi.46..5544 JIARTto:NDEIC 1·x1>t·r for 1·ocktatl lounl(c. 1n C' M Ca II &&6-2.823 Mt til' M Beautlclnn • Purt or full ll me for fa s h lonn hlu c h1ldre n/11dull balon. lmmed x lnt carninl(li w/be~fits for mottvakd ,,;. .. Atylisl. '68-8801 M ·~~•on F/C SI I 00 Stn11l Nf\j(t'fllul l'O .. .-1•k:1 mialWl' m1n1h"<I ptor' tu handlc-llwtr .ic·1't ~ <h•µl llt'l.I \ y bkti¢d 1101 n1·• 1'11•.1. ... ml vft ulmoi.ph \VU YI Ill t'n)U)' )'llllr d.t)' (.' .11 I It I t 11 ~ .. 0 6 () f)" (""-1~tnl l'~n;onn1•I AUl'n 1•y.~"'IW Jlrirbor. <.:M ALLJOUS Flll!;t-; lbokkn·per F/C looldlHper Sm cnl(llll't!r10I( ev n1·1-d11 t'f<.: wtpegboard knldH Good med twnd, will \tllrt sal w $1000 t-: o 1-.: (;ood oppty t.o bt.' your own pets . Call Italia. ~. Coastal Peri.on nd Agency, 2790 Harbor. CM Al.LJOBS FIU·:Jo: ------- IROADWAY Now AppUcatlom. for th1· following f' rr JX11iill011!> HOUSEKEEPING 7 4 STOCKH PBX 9-6 (I night> 8alcs Full & Part Time Apply in pcr i.o n IOGEIS GARDENS :!301 Sun J oPqwn 11111" lloud C'dm !1:!U2S (1UltOPKACTIC A.'>S'T Jo)-ool dr11k. 1·xµ4~r Ill'\' Will I ro in bu<·k offn·e •it.2 K200 or S un 213/a'72 lrl'I~ Cl.t-.Hl<'AL Newport <:cott·r f1n;rn (lid ftrm ~euk 1ni: rel>ponblblc ind1v1du:ili. for mnilroom pol\1t111n F..ntry lt•v«I pot>lllon11 now availablti. offll·c cxrwr hrlpful Xlnt workln11 l'o11d1laons & company htonef1t1 Pleaiw 1tpply" 5 11r N.J(lt uc1. peri.onnl'I . ADP PENSION SERVICES UIONcwport.Ccnll~r Dr 2nd l'loor, Newprt Bell 644 .o;o ext 263 Equal Oppor F:mployc~ 10.IJ 30am .------.. Pleas ant working cond1 • . . un.~ ~Rerr0w AY llLLtl[. "·TtiGh1··· 47FcnMOt1l1land ~ .. .:J ~ ..... port <,(' R ..,/I( r r, I Equal ()ppor Employer I OPENS HEW BUS DRIVERS for Chm I INTERVIEW I uan School. Apply 1683S CEHTat I Brookhurllt. Ftn Vly I FOR YOUR 96J.78Jl. I COHYEMIEHCE I .\I I IUYER I l1b1.1 ''11111.HI needed for estah f'ler· "''"'J1111rll' I 1·nl ••r I lronlc mfg co. PurchuM· I >!!Mil \\ '" nc•r .\\ ,. electronic compont•nLi,. ~11111· 21 • I sub-contract fabncalaon. I ll1111t11u 10 11 lll':uh follow.·up orders. Min 211 ~" :14tlK I yrs exp. Good wag1•i.. benefits, congenial ut f ln11•nwYo1111• I mosph. ,I 11 .• 111 !1;1111 .111111 V1t.'JO : t Irvine DECC ~6-473111 1111111 1 t11.1l1· 11111 111111" .. I •1::•urvc•REER Equ:ilOpporEmployn l '"r .di tl1r11..i ,1,,11,I 10A ~ I ,. 111 II " I .1 I' ' Tap managemcnl pos1 ·---------'l '''''J.:11111•·111 . "'"I':" I hons & d llltributorsh1ps 1 p.11d '·" .1l1t11h 'I'"'' .ivail mnew&upt•o mmM BUYER 1 •1•1111 p .1\ "''I'•'''"" I <-Ol!metic company AIOl' vera Prodll('ts No <·x Seni·or 111. , .111 .,,,, 11.-.1111·111 perience n ec dctl 1111 11 ,. 'l.•·111101 II 1962·7657. 1 11t-.1rh X:!.1 1111 ,Ut<:ER BAH MAID Even ( 1Mcll '" ow od &a todaY" ~_.,. Dat• try Operator. Con· tlRe•tal l1u11r•11c• c-,..in. t1l"tk CL.BK/DRIVER Uo1ly Ht•relv1nttfSh1p· "'°' r unC"t um l'O<>rd an u te with 1·11rl1er~ Mu-.l h:n c v1dld C~hforn1a dnverti Ul'\.>fllJ(' with l(ood dn v1nlo( rt'COtd lor pack-up 11 delivery Im· ally. So 1l' n•liatt•tl t•xpcr1en in nwnuf .ll1.unng c iron mcnl We uffor .iood .. turtm.: sal.iry nd ully ru1d •'llmpuny efll:. n1•ludlnit Dl'ntal l1111urant•e. Apply TRIVEK, IMC 3180 Red tllll Av1· Costa Mesa, CA 92626 EOE M/F CLERKS UTOTEM Openings Now Av1J1lable ror full or p/tlme rlcrks oo 2nd & 3rd ~hafts. No expcr necessary-we tniln. Start $3 per hr As · st managers lO $3.00 hr Managers to $5.50 hr. Ad vnncement opportunities to thos<' who qualify For 1nformulion go lo our ncarl'!il market or ron tact the personnel office al 12442 Lampson Sl Carden Grove ~-41$40 Equal Oppor Employer <.1erk STOCIC CLERICS ltcquircs previous ex· pcnenrc in kit pulling and issuam·es or parts and assembhe8 In a rom put.er manufactur1nJ( en v1ronment. Must be able to read <·omputcr !"n touts. Shipping an re ce1v1na background helpful Must have a valid C..lifornia dnvcrb bcense. We otrer a compet1t1vc 11.ilary with hen1•f1ls which include L1fr. Medical & Dental Apply at. TRIVEk, IMC Clrrk N•wJ>Orl Huch INntrlMe Co ~ nl lna II C'O(lln• derk Ap m• ror iMlh " cJ tall Yoork Uood handwrlt tln• Minimal typlnic .x>mo.au.~ l1erlu. l'tftlmr n1ll.· work WCt'kend1. No ~xpl'r tltt Mop 'N Go. '11~ No l,o a r 11. An 1 ht• Im . 774 G210 C.1~rk Typllt. full time. 6Uwpm. $4.00 hr • beo~fil1 714ft79 2270 MIJlllSlroe -----Ucncal AUCUttk fo'ant.a Uc advaneement ociportwuly for a bright l'flthu111111ur 1nd1vlduel 'IOt.laht by II fASt ·RrowlnR l.ol"OO bulki.r. Thui ls an out.1u1ndlna entry lf'vrl puall oo oHtitlna xlr1t rompony bendlU. TyJ>4· ~wpm. Qlll or apply 1n .W7H609. a11d1roMHCH91 HusJneu Ctr Dr ~ 100. Irvine ml~ finnaUve Act1on Employer ~IClll,.. WaitrtH School up to $300 Pl'' wk tuihon Placement ist. 751·9194 c kfai I Walt r ess vale Club. One day 4 nights Call for appl. ~5000ext. 520 Coddall WaltnH School Eam up lo $300 per wk. Low tuition. Placement a5111bl 751-9194 COMPANION Nurs e, Uve·ln for elderly an- vabd. Cnll 67U787. COMPETIKT LADY lD Uve In &: assist retired but nct.lve couple. Muat be good cook & driver Heavy rleoninM & laun dry not expect<>d . Pleasant priv. rm & Ba. Call CDM 673-8043 after noons & eves. VETERANS Jobe & Job Troialn9 Avatloble Mow For UnetnPk>~ V•lffans u • lftg rn 6 "°""' county Shfft Metol Fabricator $4 f'er Hour Parle Order Ca.rt. $3.SO f'ff HMr EIKtrOftic1 Technician SS.06 ,,.,. Hour lr~hMCMIOCJ9r S7 .21 Per Hour AMto Mech•lc: $4 Per Hour Moc:hlne set.up $4.50 Ptr Hour And Mmy Ottters Call Mow 536·2526 Or Apply ot btployment & Trainln9 mlnl1tratl0tt Of HUfttlt1C)ton leach, MGM Strfft. H...tiftcJton leach. Ad· 538 f, Jlll'lll\ OH·lll THE EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING ADMINISTRA TIOM OF HUNTINGTON IE.ACH ~ff Opetth"JS For 1lw folowincJ TraWftllJ f'FOCJI w Clencd T r°"""9 S2. 90 '"' How MachlM Shop Tt<hnology $2.90P..-How Wtklinc)Tec:~ U .90 r..-How Smalt IMtiMst MacMM Repair U .90 Per Hour •• ~ landw: .. Malfttena..c:~ T~ Sl.30 f'tr How Thue ar•a CETA FURded potltlo"' r..-lrincJ 15 WHb prior -•a•-"'· HuntiftCjtCMt leoch ,..1ideftc:y . ....,UC .. OM wlll bet accepted ot tM Empeoy,..1•t & TralRl119 C •t1 ter. 538 Maht StrHt. Huttfingtaft leoch. [)ell very pl lt me AM . LA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! CUSTODIAN Times dehv SlOO per Head Cmtod.ian urgenll.Y v.eek L.tguna Beach.1·---------·1ii----------- needed by Huntington _4.!M-_8"96_______ B.ICTaOHIC Beach City School Dis· r>ELlVEltY ASSIMILEttS ESCROW tnct. S858 month. Apply Temp work for Sheraton 1F.xpenenct'd1 73514t.hSt .. H.R. 536-&151 Newport llotel. Mubt be Loading & soldennl( r.c; Mat in appear .. have car boards. wirtn ~ & wm• OFFICER CustDmer Order Des k & know streets well. Xlnt hameli.llm~ MuM know Ofc exp. w/order pro· b/\u.lkaryf. ApMp~y mLpcrston. eolo1 code. blut·print. /\ t•an.>er opponun1ty '" .-.•Ind preferred but nol ~ or iss ay on. :speak & read E}l~ ~r-" q ." M ( r 0 f 1 n front desk. mom1ngs on· DECC ;available witti a pro ~ ty PleWll' do not phone gf'\"lj1>1vc lead('r in 1h1· dus trlal //\ircrafl 4545 MacArthur Blvd al Irvin 546-4731 S&L indust[)'. Wf··r·· Hydraulic hoi.e .is Rirch F...qual()pporEmployer S('ek.Lng u Safes' F"crow sembly. Irvine lndu.'ltnal ---------Offwer to be rt'lll)ons1bl1· Compleit. 0 1-: L I V t: H Y M A N . f 11ln"g d o 540-7639 E 0 E . Resp o ns ible pcnon ------------1 fl~ ~~c~:nciibl~·~~~1:7. needed Cull time for local Electrorucr. retauons for lhc depart Customtr Senlc:e area. Beach Stationers. ELECTRONICS ment. Knowlodatu of rC',el ~ to $1290 40:!1>Campus Dr . N R eslate loans (Count v New~rt Bear h Your TECHNICIAN state & Fli)der.al>. lmUl ~ .. "ish/English flut.>ncy Ot>l1very & G c nt•ral TD ti ....,....w II I """ Auto escrow, · · .no\.e8 an & your helpCul manner e per. ro ecway · mruvidual tranaact1on' are needed by this 26242 Avery Parkway, 1 d ~-uar"d. "'1th .. MV mmed1ate openini.l" un ~ " ... u medical rquipment dis· -·-------upportunitie~ 111 ;rn mum 3 years salt" tnbutor. You will enJOY Dental fron t offict· established compuny in escrowexperienre. all those bil( company mana.:er wanted in Npl the O r ange Counly benefits tncludmi( prof al Uc h . Sa I a r Y com . airport. area. Apphcants Thi11 position ofrer11 ·' sharing, rcurcmeot, t'll' mensuralc w 1lh com· to troubleshoot. repair. competitive aatary • 1'" Call Abi..:ail Abbutt murucahon & fmaocial and lest e l ectroni c cellenl bcnofil l' ,i nti P e rsonn e l Agency , i.k1ll. fo"rloge benehls . BY!llems. Recent analol( great growth potential Colt~O,.rator SS7·6122. 4500 Campus 548_5602 and digital expt!nence For confidentel rvn Leading Orange County Dr .. N .D Open Mon ---------preferred. Call 557-0479. sadcraUon. please e;ill or Service Bureau has eveninguntil 7pm_. __ Denta l Office needs askforBi.u1ch. send resultltt·t.b P c rbon opcrung for 1·2 yrs exp CYTOLOGY •IDE employees. Recepl & i----------nel Depart!tit'nt. operalor w/worklnll ~ Chairsldes. Pleasant ---------knowll'dl(e of DOS/VS or To work pt-Ume M·F. Newport Cenll'r Group.I____________ FtDB.rTY OS: POWER vs. J CL & 4pm-7pm m N R. C.ill 640-11.22 Engln~r RD~L JECL. JBM 370·148 John f'ronko for appt <-m-& 640-0140 D9'T AL Aniltant _ ... ··-r wtcommunlcations. Xlnt ------Ma f t · g • --AHn. fac1littes & fring(' DATA L:NTllY R 0 A. lC ·ray h e. 4 'h nu ac unn .,_ bener: T t.h s t .. days FrlnRl' benefits 1515 West.cliff Dn V\ 11ts. ues ru :i · Rapidly expundm~ t'Om· Jsl & 2nd shifts. Cnll for pany needs ru11 t1 mc data Laguna Hills . 830· 1131 E . Newport Beach. CA 92ti1.:1 tnlerv1ew appt. EOK entry orerator If you Chns n11neer (7141642·4000 Inteicrated Data <.:orp h"V" 10· ey w•·• w1ll tra1n. n.~ I Off I I ~ual Oppty Employt·1 F ,_, M u , • ..,.,..,t,a 1ct•. except1ona Excel e opporl unity 2283 airv1ew hu C G rt• al i. a I a r y. x Int opportunity for tht· ri~ht with our growth oncnled S46-6080 benefits & good workinl! _pc~ Ca~-0683 t'Ompany Selected 1n C 0 n ~ t r u c t 1 0 n cnvl~mf.'nl. For ap1>t . d1v1dua l mu~l hav1• ('all ary u9 on•3 l>rsk Clerks . apply in b d Warehouseman. lrv1n1• _ ..... ·OV"t-_ roa cxpcr1cnt·t• 1n arca.FuJIUme.524·1014 p~rson . The I nn i\t methods improvement~ ----_ _ Luguna. 211 N. Coa1>l planninti and tool del!tl(n. COOKS WANTED Full & DATA ENTRY Hwy. l.al(una related to mnchant• s hop p/t1me all s hifts . Cal I Scruor operator for :i wL•ll Dial A Ride operal1on' Kno" ll·d~l 00·8881, The G rinder eslablu;hed .j!rowlnl( Dri•~n of ba~IC muth runct1ons Re;teurant. Orange Co. corp, XlrH as related lo .. weagin~ working rond1l100:i ell Operate modern eqwp operuuonsrl>qwrl'(j COOK F.xpnndlng restaurant chain with over 50 units. Family-0wned organirn· lion offers pleasant working contHt1o n11. Good opportunities for advancement. Excelll·nt company bene'1ts. P:x perienced desired Apply in person. benerlts. Min J yr!! ol mcnt & door 1 o door keypunch reqd . IHM trunsp Calif. driver!! he 3741/ 3742 helpCul or we rt>q'd No pnor cxper wlU train Pay will com· :c Good dnving rec u mm.surate w/exper /\p must No Sunday work ply an person, Mon thru Ornnuc Coa:>t Yellow F'ra,8am·5pm Cab. 17300 Mt. lier 'TM Jolly Roge-r Inc rmann. F Viv. 17042GlUetteAvt: O I F.T/\RY A!D t:S at Irvine, Cn t'OOV. hosp Day & PM <7141546-0331 s hifts Stabll' t•mploy ment. App l y IH j Supcnor. NR. Data Entry DutiCtl will incluck ma k mg tool des11'(n: I rom conct'pt.<t and prcpanni.: layouts :ind ll1•la Ilea drawings Factorv Tr:unec. &:w111 po.y xlnt future In ra,t J(TOWIOI{ plastic adhCSf\11' ro 1537 Monrovia /\v1·, NB Citll Mon fo'r1 . 5411 ~,125 t'ast food, Costa °"'''·' arCD, over II! yr.. l•\i 11 rn P 1' Good workini.: co11 dJ lions. &m-41155 A., k fur PauJ FEMALE t'al·tor v workers $2.90 pt•r hr tu s tart Mc•rat ra1s1·' 54fl·5l.25. l537 Monro\ 1.1 Avc.N.8 . fo'ILF.<.:LE HK · -Buyer •'•"'1-ua1 _0,,p_1~ '-·:m"-"" I ,1 m~s full tame. Rehablt· , Capo Bch. 496-9033 or Immeduate openlng with 3180 R•-d lllll Ave 2300 Harb« llwd Costa Mt:Sa, CA 92626 Costa Mna TRAINEES DISPATCHER for st•rv1ee dept, apply m persou 10·5, 2211 Jo'ores t Avf'. La1tuna Bch W l' Cl ff(' r 4• X I' t• f (t-0 t benehl\ pa1 kJl!l' 1n<1ud tnSt credit union and u>m µany pu1d ml'<lll al .ind l i ft· 1n ,,urJnl t' fo r employees dnd d~p~·n· dents Salary l'Om · men:s urall' w 1lh t'X· penence. Send rei-uml' With salary history or ap ply tn person. INSUHANCJ.: &~mncr:. s pot for ni.:hl per.>On. pleasant work an~: l'OO<b. oppty ror lramin~: & iidvancement 37•· .. h• wk. $500 mo to 11l.irt Call $49-4700 ask for /\ 11 drea E.O.E. ---~5476 ma1or Orange County manufacturer. Rcqwr<•:. When you <·:111 <.:lass1f1ed 5 years experienc<' buy lo vluce un ad, you'r1• 011· lni;i for a ll phases o( sured 1,f a frH·ndly ....... ________ --i EOE M/F ---------DATA ENTHY OPERATORS DRIVER 21 or over for flower delivery Call MS-~ or 556-7870 LEAR SIEGLER FLOHAl~ DESIGNtrn . t•xper d.. l'\all or p /lm11· ~~or S56-7870. ' 1 1 1 llHDEllY , . , TllAIHEE 1 Collute and pa drn ite , , c-ducahonal materials ., , , Will reqwre hfl1n1l of " 1 .tieavy boxc.-s. WllUni< to · , train lD operaw forklift. , Excellent worklnl( cond1 tions and benefits. Apply bc..otween 8am-llum, and • , lpm·3pm, Nnt1onul manufacturing and welcome and hl'lp In t.1erk 7 11 , Part lime l"ri mac hine shop opero. wording your ud ror bl'st Sat. 11 pm. lo 7 am. $3.00 t.ion.s.Selectedindlvldual n •sponse. Call Now! per hr. 675 Paolarlno must have knowlcd~t· of 1;42 5678 7~1~·"------ raw mutA•riahs. cat.l•nRH, ---- and forg1n1s , , Jo:ducatlon 4401 Bir<'h St., Newport Bcac·h ' Nc•&r ,, O.C Airport) Equul Op portunily Employer This ex<'ellent opportun1 ty otrcu promot1on11I JJOMlbillti<'!t to Purchu11 inl( Manager pos1lton. Excell<'nt !.alary ond company benf'f1 ts lnrlud· mg paid medical. denlul ~Jnc:t hfe msuranl·c plui. aed1l union fo'or 1111 · rnl"Ci.loU.• and conflllC'nt1ol l'ons1der11tmn send n · suml' 1ndudm1.t 11alary ... ... IJltkpr .. full rharl(c w 1lh typing s lulls . Laguna Beach o(f1re for It t:, in vestment co. 1136 W71 -,-o-i.t IUILDEtt history to Working forf'man ncedt'ii rloit 11464 lO s upetv111e ronslrurtion F,,qual Opportunity & as11embly of zs• dwst•I Employer ,rnff/h ftberglass fishing boal ---------:,41-4163 .. ..stOQKKEEVER full chi(. Cofehria Help In plant, Costa Mesa nr Harbor & San Diego frwy, h rs t lpm lo 7:30am. Mon/Fri. Sll•udy work, benerlt.11. exp on grill helpful. Call 9'J4 2331 (714). Mulliple t1Cl of bookll. re· al estate bkl(md ht·lprut. New ofc In Irv. romplex. Sal. comm w/exp. Send resu11>e t•: r .0 . Box 7250, Npt. Bch !>2663 or cnll Tl4-919-i300 btwn 3PM &SJ>M CAFF.TF.ltl A ·Mature -woman, part timr work. Uookkceplna, f1hnl(, IH' no weekends. no l'Vl'n· count s r cc e ~ v ,1 h It· Mature, l{C)otl with lnlt!I $300 per hour lo tt•h•photH• & hondhnR 6Wr1.Cull673·4403 public l'\i11 'time. somt• C....&-.&.....-t __ .... eveninl(li &-w''t'kends VRTWnG rvvu ComJ)f'flAl\l~l dl11rus1wd Stnlu Affettdeftf 1.1t l nltervltw .,.,nt• For pr<'paratlon & ~welry Al~l'. So Con~l 11 erv1 c e ·No c x p Plua. Ca'l l fur upJit neceasory. Mon. thru So\9 1U4 J.'r i. d 11 y II h lrt f'u II bitne(lu. Call for 11ppt. BOOKEE.-F.R.. ft'C. t'hru '750-6183 'l'.8 . eo~lr exper. --------- Salary t'olt\m 1,1nsuratel•-------- w/exper. Send rc11ume CAMEllA to: CIM111flod Ad •311. OPBATOR OaJly Pllot. PO Jlox 1: .. .i(,I, F.xferlenc.e w Ith a O.t.a Me111,C..92fl28 Wn 1.h11r11 or'HuArc ----............ -ttam Ttt pr~ferrcd. Mutt b.• nblt" to make hutr tonet1 J.;x P<'rienct'd In Mnpplnl( for 19~x251'1 prt-uH u well 1 11 11maller PN!lll Mm1l he ablr lo tl~vt:lope 3M plulea. Good compuy benrlil.8, 4 du)' w.-ek Ap· p1y l\urn l ham. 1pm-3pm. u 1t fur N,_tlon1I Educ:aUon, 4401 unl9Ulls.o•da}'11 IX'' lilrrh St., Newport ek·tnda. Heiirh. <Near o c . S4 00 per Alrp0rt). Equal~ lo~o/ll~ · . gonunatr Empl~~ -- Newyear. New job. Newport Beach. ••• TO PACIFIC MUllJAL! We are an actively eicpandlng In· surance company headquartered In the appealing Newport Beach area We can't think 01 a more Ideal place to work. We have a varlely of general c lerical positions avallable tor Individuals with experience and/or skills In lhe following areas· • ln1urance Experience • AccountlnglBookkHplng • Math Aptitude • C RT Terminal • Mag Card II • Typing • Key Puneh·Houra 4pm·12am/ UNIVAC CADE 1900 • Cl1lma ProceHor We offer outstanding working con· dltlona and llbqral benefit package 1ncludlng medical and dental cOllerege and tuttlon refund. Wt will be hoatlng an open houte trom 4 · 8 pm In our pereonnel dop rtment on Mon & Tuee. Jan. 8 & 9. We will alto be eorvlng retreth· monla. Anyone who la Interested la welcome to attend Pn!•M ~HTIOrth entrance at: ® PA9~S ~~~~ 100......,., c.,. Or. """°" IMol\ CA...., ' COOK. for conv hospital Free heallh insurance after probation ary period. Every other wknd off. Apply 1445 Superior, NB Cookie shop needli l baker & 1 counter girl. No <'x perlence necessary . 557·m63 COOKS-Expenenced part time days rull t lffil' rughl.S Apply between II & 12 AM AMl-:LIA'S REST. 3300 Pacific Co Hwy N.B Counselor. t .. am1ly & Youth. RA + expenent•e S95<H pr mo. Send n• sume to: YSI'. 2H03 Hoyal Pnlm Or. C'M 9'.G6 Count er girl for rlry deaner. P /T1ml' t•all ()46.762l . COUHTER HELP Frr. Apply m person; Gary's Dell. 3309 1-:. t;11l Hwy,CdM COUNTl-:fl WOMAN To write contracts tn rcn ta.I renter. Must bt· 1.1va1I weekends AJlply 1!130 NcwpQrt Blvd, C M Cou.nwr h<'IP. purt llmt-. Newport Bt•ach /\re:i DRIVER-Su pe rv1sor earning $250 per wk. Great Job6Now0pcn mus t cnJOY workiniz • w/teenagers & mu~l .....,. cmc• Data Entry h.ave van. Call 645-8616 Opetaton, traiftHS or Drlvl'r. Stock Clc;k experieRc:•d, typ Chance for advance>· 40-45 WPM. We a m<.'flt, must k.now O C. TRANSPORT DYNAMICS JL11 W Segenitrom Santa Ana, CA 92702 FOOD 5ftocJl lar Cleric ~ CM htdlwl area Pac. Ind. Supply. Equal Opportunity wtth good typillcJ skUla 2167 S lfatha~~· SA __ 11 .. -t-~•m•p•lo•y•er.m .. '•' 1.h ... Mature woman. Un1011 Xint benefits Musi tw a '"' ii a b I 1· r or m 1 II mom.Ing &: afternoon .. FUii or pa rt time. Appl\' mor n1nRI', no phon•· call11. EL H ANCIW MAHKETS. 255& Ea,1 Bluff Dnve. NB IMmCMCe bock DRIVER. uutoportsi;tore h•lpft1I. Cofllplet 1n c M 548 3443, Tom. Sell lhin~ loi.t with U111ly lwvt• sometrung to wll' beMfib poc:ka,. In .J 1m or Hal. Ptlot Wunl Ads C1w.s1!1ed_11ds do 1l wl'l 1 dullftq Medicat. D DRIVER tall and Llf. lnSWClllC• 01'11very J>051t1on .1vt11l,1 ... exc:etletlt wort. bll' Valid Calif lit· conditions. If yo w/1.tood dn11mi.: record wa.llld lib to be co Submit opphcal1on Mon _,.............._ .... for thi• posl Joh. fl 30·5; flup1d Color ~ • Inc. 11161 Milllkc•n i\vr . Hon, pMGH c:afl: Irv E 0 f:. M 11'' ntlSOHMEL 975.7723 97$-7,724 CONTINIEHT AL IHSURAHCE COMPANIES •'41 MarArt.bur Blvd ~cwport lkarh E.O.E. M/F •DRIVEtt• Expanding co lookin~ for people wilhng to work Neat appear Good dnvlnit rer Over Ill Co vehlclell. $2.85 per h r + inc('ntives. Call Eri c, 67'3-9283 DRJVHS Men or women 25 yr11 or older. Know the coast l'lllC'll N<'t $180 a wef'k or mort• Or:in,::,• Coo11t Yellow C'ab, 17:l()(I Mt IT ALL ADDS UP ... Newyear. New job. Newpon Beach. ... TO PACIAC MUTUAL! STAFF ASSISTANT M1M1 thru Fri Apply in Ptll'!IOO. 11 to 2. Orange Julius, 7 11 E . Balbou Blvd.Balboa ~~ llt-rrmann, Foun101n Valley (No of SI ;,itl'r DataProcC5llini.t bctwn Nt•whopf.' &.. Position reQu1res a colleoe deoree 1n computer science or relaled field and experience in a large IBM environ· menl Reeponslblltlies include to· ord1natton of deparfmem progrums and OP services, act as primary In· tertace with the systems depanment and advise management on 1mPf(>Ye· menls through software/hardware alternate methods Counter Help. lOpm lo 6am Wlnchells Donuts, 2S.1E. 17th St. C.M CQUJ>t.ES HOUSE PARENTS $167 Pt'r Coflple Mantt'd couple nrtdod to supervlse youths In 1roup home on WC'ck .-nda. 6 p m. Frld11y lo 6 p.m. Sunday. Includes room It boud. Apply Im mediattl)'. COUNTY OF OIAHGI NRSOMMIL DEPT 625 N. RoH Street Room0·180 Santa Ana. CA 82701 ('11A) 834.7828 An Afflrma ll Vtl Adioft Em k> tr • ,. Prannr Anoly11h1 SISK .E.·ur-"•"•> ------Rffi'l)lrfypl11l $\WIO ~ f'lnancu1I Secy SIK Ctill l"or An Appl lrvtne PrrM>nntl A1u·n ry a E 1'7tb, QM!~ Mcu Suite~~ 642 1(70 Dcill He lp, full t 1mu, week~. over 111. ex· per. required . rt•Cs . M4-Si619 DeUvf!'I')' & stork work, remale & malt' uppll· cant.It welcome Xlnt op· portunlty lo troln in outo pial'UI Hies, npply tS22 Newport Blvd . Coatn Mt't!O. or 10080 J\doms. llunt Ht'a1·h AutomtitlYe Supply .,,attni 11 Clualflcd ad LI\ al ttlY u dlOllH your l)hone, Olve WI ll call. Wt11do\ht'r t.642·~78 ,, . DRIVER WANTED SUNDAY ONLY To dcllv·...r DAILY PILOT bundlct to r11 r · rim In Newport Beach urea. Require• v1n or large 11U1Uon woicon & n •ood drlv1n1t record Call 64~021 Aafor o.w. .... or H..,.,s..e.y lqul °;'orhntlty ., ., ... Sell With F.NH·;. lt'1 a BREEZE Clbllltcd Ada 6'2 !16711 .. .. Localed in peaceful, beautiful New· port Beach. Paclltc Mutual is a rapldly growing Insurance comS)tny. We orrer outstanding worttlng condl· tfona and liberal benefit paotl.lgo lncludlng Incentive bOnue and tuition refund. We wm be hoatlng en open ~· from 4-lpm In our peraonnef depart· ,,,.,,t on Mon. Ii Tue Jan....a&L We wlll alao be MNlng refrelhments. Anyone who It Jnternted It wetoome 10 attend. • P1ue~H north entrance at, ® PAS~~-~":';!~~ ,........,.C.....1111. ....... ..... CA .... !1t4t....af tQuel Oooottllfljly ~Mil' ... , .. .... .. • -• , • ~ ........ .t1• • ............. ~ ••••••• ,. ... 1 .......... _ .. .. t• • A• \ , I \ ' ~~~ ...... !!~~ ~.~~ ..... ?!~~.~~ ..... !!~~ ~~!~ ..... !L~~ ~:~~ ..... ?!~~ ~!~ ..... ?!_~~ .;.Su_ndlv..;.;;.:,·;.;J.;an;....;;,u•;.7L.;;.1.:.· _,9;.:7~9;._ _______ .;;;0A$1.~~;;;;..v;_....Pl..;L•OT-.-~ .... l.:I;;.. ·~:kr"1'u·:~:::s KEYPUNCH ll ~~~=:lo be ~~~~ .. : .. ?!!~ ~~~;~·~·?!.~~ ~~·~~-·~ii~ req'd ~JI l nu.• ~J:. • ~lh!:,. ~ ·~:t'f'1,~.front dHk. (3) 4hrd.t.ytime1bUh to "!a t e d to 1' e I P 0Mer11I ti..rdware aale QPERAJQR yw 1'tlll xlnt Irv co llko1 Perlo.••ble, fuU time ctioo.e Crom In u . of Su~ bJor. lnte"-•tln~ d rtt. ~•perttnce rtlll'd .,, ~om, penoneUty ..._...,. ,_ 1evc:ral O.C locotlon1 • v:n~t, wor~. •Coo "'u 11 t Im r H 1 o N lo m ln w/tb•lr very ~ NOJ' A SALES JOB. No cha ce r • ~ nee u .. Row AR "~ , 1 o t!4 J • friendly <qanluUon No aper nte. We wlll traln. meat. EO!;. l •<>r " ra1nee \>'llll\a but wtU lraln to MoteJ.Holtl Conl&ct Th6 Shoe Doc.-tot ~a Corp . ..., •• 16Q ~vllWclUl~fo~l'·hlr U rtlJeve on frool lobby RetielnlpUudiLor.4200 alMf.T7~Weekda~. Pu=c lions F.nlr)i ltiv.-1 P<*lll.on w:th 1wttchboard. ~tart 111 er.perieaicepre:l. PA.ftTTIME Cur•.tw tiuwewlvf"S Nloed ulrp OW'IJ'OW'lnj comp•n)' or "'°· . Call Rita, MO-~. A••u•ar '-.......... .a.,. ..... __ y ___........__ • morwy' l\:am S200 wkly an lndlvldual Camlhar eoui.I Pet'IOllnel A&eo ~ --•T"~ ....-• .- FLY FREE WITH OFFICE OVERLOAD howinJ ftamf'.'d on11nal wttbl8M 129 2790R bot CM · Need retponalble. person .............. "'"'I P"ifllln&• from SUI cy, u 'J.,.088..t..R"'E wlth1COQC1drivln1 r«<>rd. M t .. _ fl I l t;arn 3 ffiJll' an hour bonus for l'UCh hour cm un ... • •N o e it 11 tl t l ~ n c e ~ r-"" Varied duties; rrefer UI ...., pro c en IO Offal·• OH>rlood Tl'mporun u~"' nmc•nt low r<h ll ~l'~.U:!~l•nT~~ r~ ntUQ~ MAIMTIMANCI MOTOR aeml·Mlr:t. Bo·J Inc. ~~Pf~~~:.lot'·P~~. d._.~hnatlon of \'our t·h o1l't' ntr or .,hip tro\ l'I Work 11:.11 M</1 ·~'l"ll•hlft 2 PoalUON opon Boat ROUTI:: 75&i-2526 duct.Ion o1 camen ready lo<'nl ui..st~nmt•Ot., "1th lop p.J\ OJWn tu ull ~kill~ malnt • c111todlal malnt art Re•pooalble for llSK Pit t'H I LO l:All >; Wei olfer ucellcnt salary Ftr. Hra 7•m~pm. '3.75 The Dally Piiot ha• a Paste-up person. art ap ~ &l oxpedat Call (or nn uppomtmcnt M.aumt llv .. ln to help and rompany ~nef1u In JWf'hr ital'\. Apply sun ai ~e route ln Newport Utude, mtereatJna work In& aD ~11 of pnnt ~o~ ~o~ ~)' f-rTnta It 2 yr old ctui.lin~pald medical und Sail Club, 20$2 Toledo Beach ., ... Monday 4·10 bra. wk $3.00 hr ~~ estimate•. Si* t:na Vl~•Ae e..o uoo llfc IMurance PltHlllc ap· Way, El Toro. -.oeao. t.bru Fri~ anernOOflt st.art. 9'n-7G60 bic». lclliecluUn~ " abifi· 0 l1ll •Wclt ,...._., Mewpori hK" 117..oot I 0 d.t.)'I. 844 l l'\1"8 ply 111 penion. Maintenance poaltlon. tC: ~~Y m~m~~:11.~~ PBX Pinc, &tc~.ss ul •PP 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I llSKVH l.lve1 In rvt Rrn Oana Pt Harbor, ex· prox. 2~ hours pet day Ans werl n g ser v Ice cant wlU be tci am 81 TV S chlldr<•n Nr LEAR f~ $.1 Small bond required. Ap Ol)erat.or lull ft PIT. Call onented With ability to GUARDS g:: ~ P o eox :i&t . r:te:':! ne • 'r'1 n ic~ prox.tmeteearnlogs, ssoo sz.3.'561 ==ti.. lt\ detail a. l"OREMAN C:ood oppur G:9•A.L Olftel n.u • oium.-All arna SIEGLER beneflta. Apply 24 01 per moolh. Must h•ve PBX OPERATOR • toracnbtuou.s mN·hl 1n TIAIHft \lnlforma furn11hc«I 1-----.. DanaDr. dependable auto a nd Orange Co Arprt area, Ct"HH••P.a. cliold rn.o Kno~lt'da\: • .. a1 u ti d NI 11 1·1 I \I ....... .r...,...RT ......... ......_.. ....... CE good driving record. •·ter bua/1r sw1t .. hbrd. ~'--· o( tlednt aJ ~ pjumbm Ft1try lru•1 pu•lllon " uir ov.-r ne rt• I > s I I ·~~ ,..._....,_...... w ... -·""' .. __,. ""''~ or own lal' d n .. Anply Uolveraal o, ... 1 ,_... ~-" r •-33 ...... E.O.E. Many beneflt1. •••••r•rn ... ·~ ~...---1 r uJ = eunu \'unoua wt'lromt1 No Hfk•rle>nt· .. ~L[~· DY ... • ulCS ••-Y1so• °'a•""'ai~Y i·.n rworson f'/T & P day shifts. ..-........_ • unna °' """«*" <MmUt11 !'d utln L11ht f .... '.. ...... 1"' ..__ I I""" "' 3131 Weal SeaeNtrom & 1 quat maintenance • y Pay accordmg lo exp. ow ._,, watupwiliers Dent<ftt typtna •nd n l'al '"""on~rvt'tl, ~ SantaAn~.CA man in bldg. trade. CodoMffca c...LC...._.833-3333. t•llllllffet••~ ....,,,1.~ ...... 111 ....... V"l' ,.,.. hand~n11n1 r~qutr•d W ~Slrff\. Santu Auk ...... .,,,c. r .-, I S 1 l b _,...._., •. ""' -.. """". • • ...... & u~v aor mus e cl-...a....t~ "--' Hospital rriana,emenl ... ~iw.,etc. t.:.1164.\ TI14S Wt promut• fr..,m wathan lnter\ltcwa ....... n v 12 I ~HEWS EQwal()pportunaty atron In electrical, '"'-7· PERMA.,..E.,..T beal'tb care corporation Appl) bt-twt'cn Ihm 1 O fonthru l"ri !IHTIRYIEW CIENTE, F.mployerm/f/h plumb & carpentry. " " has ......me for W'on.: C'~OfhC't:! Ham .. nd lpm J pm . •·I ~YOUR ---------• These are perm. posl· MQVllfl•M PART TIME ru•bllc relatlona • 11d Advantttn('Ol opportunl North Amrrir .in C'or 11 • 1 r St '1 I i 11 t i1 • rVft I ------Uona w/chance for ad· "' • ~~I perso1> . .ffhl!\ lYfOC"lMPff'S()(l '4 1~ rftpondtn~S.·hool.U-01 Mantcu ra •t • w1inll'd l COHYEHlfHCE Kitchen Help wa nted , vancement.Gd.worklng SBSl200EXTilAS Invent ory auditors versatllepef'IOnwiJl \lu .. offit¥ idtlll ' Cn Birc h St . N•w pu rl wtUpt'lr & followanti \I' I Mate r Oei High. cond's .&benefits Phone Casting now for ma jor neededinyourarea.lm· ual.ii.e, plao. & expedite 11horthand) & n.111.-& Bt'•r h t Nt•eir O (.' Xlnt workma l'<>lldlllons I l'l,1.1..i l'1111l.1d S.»2 JO. $2.90 hr. 1202 btwn 9AM & 6 PM . mm comedy, urgently medialeopeninp.Noex-programs. Mu•l be• ~1C'5&cht'mU11.ry Jo Airport> Equal Op Nt'w, well t't lablu.hed, :-.t111111111w t 'c·ntc•t I W Edinger, S.A Apply ~l.26 or send resume needs males w/sho rt perience necessary. Call career & goal oriented lnCh.tdes wnuni 4c t)'pm portu11.1ty F.mplo}'er elite beauty shop •n I K!•ti "·" ''''' ·'' c· ~l workdays to: Miuel Shores Com· hair. women pretty, fat & Wes now at 2l3·385·4558 All your talents will ~ letten & blda. tclt!phon Ulrooa dt'1l .Mar. AP1P,1 1Y '° l-1.11h :!I~> I muoity Assoc. 33654 ugly, doctor &. nurse E.O.E. uUUted lo this in·houw ll•iton w/ru.stomN~ A-. w.a.•~ousir. pt'r&O~ Onlf lj M ac~· • llu11111w11111 H1.,1d1 LAI AIDE Niguel Shores Or., Lag t)'l>ee ____ ,._~d .. _.. agency. Salary to mu1 factorits, flllng & othl• _... L ""~ • Halr ..,.,.latns or en • 1'll1 :~l'lll I To work m N. B Must Mguel. 92671 Elt~onal cart>er OPP· ,._ ~ cror 20'1, Sc'Qd resuml! & misc o ffice ~ut10 r 1ume $3.25 hr !lours ~omen, 2000 E Cu"i.t I l1tti·l\h'''""! ha"e venipuncture ex· ty ror tbo6e wishmg lo Aggressive u lf tnotival· salaryhisUttyto Salary commena1ural Oealble ~h1pp1na. re wy II.uh''·'"' 111111 I per Cull Margarel for Manager for womens break into the movie ed "People Person" to M~M<'Adam w/quallh('ataoni. Sen '"-eavina &. order J)ro<'~H ll It ;-'d -;-; r-;-A 8 I llppt.640-0l40 specialty shop an So. business. S20·S200 per dlSpatch nurses. Sales V.P.,Communkallon!> raume to PO Box 2311 ~i 151_ 3M4 sembler/Lelld Man re<fd I I 111m1·.t1.1t•· 111w11111i.:"I Coast Pina. Exp. only. day + r es l du a I exp. helpful Cor Appl. Comprehensive Care Npt Beh. 92663 for imall Co8l1a Mua I 11 1 1 11 ' •· 11 l u r .' . Legal Secrewry Call Shirley 213·964·0332 poss I btlilies . ( 714 > 546-8814 Mrs . Lant. Corp . 660 New pori -Qirl Friday FUii Ume draper burdw a r e 11 .I ck·' i: t' I ~ ·I Some experience de· c.ollec\. 761 ·1244 . V IDE O Beautifulofficegof Center Ur. 40\ (Jr,.Npl 8cOA1alOfflce Lite typing, accounts manufacfurer 642·2244 I ••'',,"' h I c• r' & sired. Salary o pe n . CASTING S ERVICE. Morgan Nunes Registry Bch.Ca.W660 To h•ndle inventor re<' lite filing. un11wer -----__ :_ ",c r ,. h 11 11 •• ,. I 833--0101 Management U nowinour 3rdyear 1525Mesa Verde Or.E. transl. stock check. etc phone, some r ounte r H 05 t e 8 5 I p t t i m e Ir ,. 111 1, 11 1 ,1 1 :----------MG...-rMEIDS YO <So.acro88KonaLanes) 1--.•-.. •----- t:twn the branches of th wo rk Sa I a r Y opt! n Bartender, rull time. Call 111 ..... 1cunu·nt' 11111 11.1, I ~al Secret.Ju·~ wanted. Have oPenings lO several Mu.sic Applications 9am-tpm. '-cti illR9 Cletic worlds lrgst electroni IJ46.!._~o~S2· 1570 _ monu.ngs S48 7418. 11,, 1.i , ,11·at '""' y1111 nun 2 yrs ex~ m general fields w/major corp. Will UCjllt 'ock/ Jan laftd Ste. 213 SaJ S809 to S!J86 per mo 2 distrb. Apply Avnet, IR FRID '"Y -I dun 1 '"" \H' 11,,, 1 uu I practice Sulury negolla· train, greal fringe benr N e e d s O r u m . Pl.ua Man. expe_n_e_n-ced-. -Yrs exp ... tltpldg or still McCormick, CM or I) G L "' Hotel rront desk clerk · ble. 966-5491 for right pers. Ca 11 mer/PettUMionlBt. Musl E~ rec kttpin~ desirable ~l. FUii lime. Mullt be good Morning & art~rnoon lor i·a tt 1111,. ll r.indil --LEG--.-L-S_EC.:..·-.• -y--557·7193. United Person· sing. Call Jil.l 675·~ or URG 'NT Apply Newport·Mesa typtst wt common ticnse sh.if\io Experience p~e 011 11 . :-, • 1, 11111 1 "" nel Service, 1500 Adams, Drew 548-4783 54!J..1.511 Unif(ed School D is 1. Gener a I 0 fr 1 r e Construcl1on a. R Jo:. ex· rerrcd but will tru1n. 111 , . 1' :.. 1'.1 1 1 11 I Expenenced Newport C.M ·----------•! Classlf~ Personnel Ofc R t/Se . ( . c II ud l d I '1 ' I n . ~ Beach ram1ty 01 1• """ . ecep c Y or gen P<' helprul but not nec. o ege st en es1ra 1 1 .. 11 11 ,· .. 111.1 I Center Salary open. u --utactun·ng .-.-...,.. -.a. ... u-Mon/'f .. d/1bur •-Fri office, C.M loc11 t1on Locat ed in Newport ble.Forappt callMr.J 1.,:;1;,.1., ·1 ,,... 644~12 IYUU• 4desirealive.inmaidto ,._....,"._ 9 2.. .,.T 8 ""5"" "'•"7366 1 c•""""" '"' • 1 ----------<'•--k/R-elvlngClerk rt!orm dom"""llh duties uusl be exp in all am· noon, ues :...,:-........ · Beach Salary open. Maz.:wa,.,......~ . · ~ . .;x.u<: ...... .., • ,.., ~ .,.ll6lhSt N t ~~ --I ~-11 u,1l C>pph l'.in11IH I Legal Secrelary. H B. Expenence necessary babysit for 2 children. aspects of planning. I • lvu • P GeoeralOCfice Hotel. FRONT DESK _____ .. gen'I pract ice, recent Knowledge of lumber & Lg ~rlvate qua rters EBtab matenal reqwre· 1~Bc~·~E~.O~.E~.~~~~~ Position open with Girt Friday Full time. CLERK. 1 AM·4PM. full Calli exper & xlnt skills. hand tools helpful. Call w/pnv entry m guarded ments for prod of electr'l 1~ •rapidly growing con Sml bookkeeping firm lime. Call for appt. lmurance Non-s moker, 1-•1t1me. HEADS UP INC community. Salary com sys !tom engineer '..: FINANCE COMPANY sttuct.ion ro.Typmg._rtl needs responsible R•rl ~5000extS20. Costa Mesa AgentY 841)..1400. (714)549-8903 E.0 .E. m e nsurat e with drawmpandpartshst. LOANOf'P'rCER 2nd ing & phon e s kill willing to learn ne w needs experience<! gal ---------MATERIALHANOLING qualifications. English Coordinate w/purchas-Trust Deed Co. requires mmimum requirement skills ror s uper orricc Hotel Duties include all phases Le9GI S.c'y Trainff Parta Stock person. Exp speaking prererred. Ref mg dept & stock rm to highly mothaU!d person for pos itio n . C al position Typing &lO·key ~Porter of property·casualty Growmg dynamic busi· desired, not req. Wiii 7SS.0909 days, 631·2284 m eet pro du c tion to solicit & arrange l-436-6776 exr;eri a must. Please 7::.> to 4• Monday lhru operatio~. Ideal work ~~~~~~~r ~~~ r~tt train. Must pa.ss Co eves. M:beduJes loam. Oppty to grow & GiMrd Offic~ ~~r appointment. f'\'ida~. Union benefits. mg cond1t1ons. Top pay 1 g fo an Physical mcld'g back X· NOON SUPERVlSOR for DECC prosper according l o I L bk Call t 64c5000 for qualified individual. tame open n r . Ri:5. J r vine. 540· 7639 •ndersen School N pl lrvlne S44H'731 ab11lly +a unique chanc·e Accur typ.n~ req. l ------or app · .r • DA"6500or~·e·"""" . ener&et1c & .erf1c1ent n Op 1 1 11 r lS I lh kpg, non·s mkr pref Glazier. expe r cusl.om extensionS2IO .,..... ""' _..., legal sec'y traJnee Stll _E_._E_______ Bch, hrs 11:15-1 .lS. SJ.25 Equal por Emp oyer ~a Re;~ d~recl~ Airport areu. Sal open mirror ma n. top pay, INSURANCI-; & dictaph9ne. Xlnl lyp MECHANIC·BOATS per hr. Ph556-l490. ----------ty lo the Vice· rru . 549-2400. good benef.!_ts 646-3231 Housecleaners, s tart at Typist 40'"'5 WPM. major lllJ( skllls a must. Call Partner wanted exp. Nurse Aide, J.11. exper Fashion Isl toe. Loan exp GOVERNESS 3.75 hr. Immediate raise self· tn s u r an c e a d Celeste, 640-m60 ~th marine engines &. pref'd . Country Club POUCI + R.E. Uc req'd. Com Malure hve mht!lpfor 3 when trained. Car 111~1_,traRtoroom' Nroerwg!.'!wncthe Ubnlri•/Aast boats up to 3S rt. Am· Coov.Hosp.549-3061 RECO.DSCLERt< pensatlon rlexlblc GENERAL We Need P'eopJe Like You! R neces8"..., 646 9780 • • , v bilious persona lit v & ---------S800-Sl040 Mo REP U BL I C U 0 M t: chlldren. efercnces re -~----for ambitious person HS Grad able l«? lype genera I bo a t r n g Nurse . LVN . 7-3, 11·7, n.-..n.uruty to work in a LOAN. 7S9 1133. cµ1.red. J>nvate quarters How;ecleaners to work for $S25 mo. SI.art. Pr. Call 30-40wpm Scanning. of knowledge a must. Small Immaculate 41 bed conv la':" e n forcem ent at. Bea utif u I Ne w po rt Jani~'• Raggedy Ann ~00 ask for Janel Al · newspapers & chppml( lovestmenl required. hosp. So. S.A. 549-3061 mosphere providing R.eal &late Jlome Room & Board + "'·~·Fri, "3. ,,.,,. 1800 I""". E.O.E. articles req'd. Some exp "-'I",.,,....,..,, "lerlcat •. publl" as· Salary. 640-6636 64().6389 •...., er .....,.. •m m filing. Knldg orlibrary _...., __ .....,. __ ........, _____ NURSES AIOES needed ... .,. le .. Salespeople. PrestJae or. fice. Your own desk Top comm. Work with u broker that will hel' you Over JO yrs experienre BECOME A NORRELL eves. HOUSS<EEPElt/Maid CNVENTORY CONTROL index sys helpful Mechanic (or sch ool to gi"c tende r lovlnft sistance serv ces. Rotat· P /Tlme or Live in CLERK. Min I yrexper. JACl<GR.AUICO bwies. Private school care lo the elderly pa ~si~~~v~. F:re~e;,~ Emerald Bay residence. Ordering, setting l_imits. 125 Baker St. C.M. 16835 Brook burs t. f"V l 1 e o t s W i 11 train calleT·2281 Must be g.ood wtr1gures Ca92626 EOE. M/F/H 96J.1831 qualified pe r sonnel. information call !114> & the ability to compile Earn wh.ile you learn. All 754-3600before l /18179. TEMPORARY.... G-R-E-A-T WEOFFER: SALES JOI HOW TOP PAY PAID VACATION OPEN VARIETY GOOD PAY , GOOD Housekeeper F'T & PT. reports. lrvme. 540-7639 Liquor Clerk. Days . MEDICALASST Backof· shifts avail. Apply 144~ --------- good benefits EO E E o E Responsible. Irvine flee Gaatro specially. Superior NB ··~~ FLEP.BILITY HOURS, GOOD CON· PROFJTSHARING DIT I ON S . M ANY NOFEENOCONTRA 1''RlNGE BENE FITS WENEED: FA.5T GROWING COM· ~EM8LERS PANY PROMOTES ACCTGCLERKS FROM WITIUN. TRAIN KEYPUNCHOPRS F 0 R T 0 I' PBXJRECEPTlONIST M A N /\ G E M E N T TYPISTS S T A K T S ' ' I M SECRETARJES M E D I A T E L Y ' ' . WAREHOUSECLERKS K E Y B 0 A R 0 EXPERIF.N C E ~flll HELPF\JL. WE HAVE • ;j 7-•OUR OWN TRAINING • l..: PROGRAM PUT ON BY ~ ................ lnfE COUNTRY'S TOP Ta 1,M"aryS.,.•ice1 '~fo';,tt_ t Att ~·~ NEW.PORT 0 N C E F 0 R 4341 BU"Cb 54S·807l INTERVIEW 0 RGAN lSOlAN:r.ls~~IN 558.9021 1 EXC HANGE. STAN E.O.E. M /Fl NUNN714/586-7302. Grounds Keeper , Sad ---------dleback College. Mission VieJo. Salary S819 to $1029 pe r mo Ca II 831·9"100 ext. 302 or 303 belween8&5. Bayview Conva lescent -·-·-· ---752·1336. Venipuncture. assis t ' ----- Hosp. 2055 Thurin St Janitors , pt·tlme eve~. ----Slgmoidoscopy, t.Usc. Nunes Aides. 7am·Jpm & C M.642·3505 over 21, couples prcf'd LIVt.:-IN HOUSEBOY duties. P.R.N. Mon t.hru 3pm ·llpm E x p er lrvlnearea 533-4881. Wanted by Newport Fri. As k for Peggy $3.15-$4 hr. Trainees ar Housekeeper, hve-in, 511'.1 ----------Beach Family of 3. Job 842-0603 tepted. Mes a Ve rde day wk. No cookinR. JANITORIAL includes hOW1ework. er· Coov H08p . 661 Center rhild care, ref's . Eng or rands. & care or 8 yr old Medical Recepuonist for St.,C.M. Spun . s pk . p rf • d . Part Ume e"es. NewPort boy Employer provides busy doctor's oUit'e. - 846-t7!17. Be a c h ar c a . Ex pnvate room w /tv & Salary open. Benefits. Nursmg penenced adults. S4 00 bath, Use of car and Hrs 9:J0..6:30. 557-6300 hr. or sub contract. LVH HOUSEKEEPER/LIVE· IN. BEAUTIFUL NB 213-927-0llS. Oymnaslum, & salary. MEDICALASST HOME. ALL MODERN ~----~-HOWll of work allow time FUii or Part ome. Rella· for student lo attend bl e. Exp not nee . CONVENl ENCES 2953 Cliff Dr .. N.B. 92660 school. 63J.9000 847..Q)Sl. JR SECY Not a lot of bkgd needed, some SH. some lYl;>ing. Let Altendanl, Must be 18. ED R N e h Xlnt benef. Holiday pay immed Bayview Con valescent. ~ Thunn, C.M. 642·3505. HD•.trHper/Slthr bul variety too. in a Full & Parl lime. Co M · ecpl.-pl c Nursing Part time from 3 lo 7 beaut olc w/very nice benefits. 558-7454. P / T • 5 d 8 Y wk · NURSES AIDES days varied. l1 gh{ people. The day will go Knowledge or insurance State cert only1 S4 hr 8 housekeeping, care of 10 quickly & happily for MACHIHIST billing helpful. Call: Pd holidays yr. Sick pay yr. old. 846-782.4 before you. Call Rita. 54G-60S5. 4Day40HrW-8 _645-__ :moo _______ Bayv•ew Convalsccnl . 9amaft.7pm. Coaatal Personnel Agen· Genl machine work on McdRec:.pt $750 2055 Thur1n , C .M Housli!MEED£R cy, Z700llarbor. CM quality aerospace com· Busy Dr's ofc seeks 642•3505 U\55T AL:L JOBS FR EE ~nents & assembl~rs b I ht If t l NURSlNG Lady to ll·ve·ln. Pn'vate r g se ·S a r e r . -, usl Qe able to work w/med bkgd· & gd or-Nlll"SeS Aides room. bath & TV. $400 - - - -from detalle<I planning ganlzalional skills . Lt Orderlies mo. 644-8819. 1 1\l·:Y p1 ·:-:c11 sheet& blueprints. Apply typing & 10 key lo make LVN'Sor RN'S GENERAL LABORERS TRAINEE ~SEMBLERS H lanl knowledgea· .~ "'pur11·h kt•vc·ncn I in person 7am·5pm. Mon appt's & greet patJenls Above average wa1iei. & bfe5~1e, P/T, for route 1-. xh~I pa,· . , thru Thur. Call Judy· 540·80SS. health benefits Apply ---------maintenance. Must have I I. ous.: ~.i.hrn1 a!o:-.urn.,I B>LSI Coaalal Personnel Agen· NEWPORT CO N V GUARDS reliable transportation. I. ookmi.:!111 '·'1w 1' I IHDUSTRIESIHC. cy.2790Harbor,CM CENTER, 1~ Supenor 7514760 I Y 1111 t·an hu1t• 'lllH 2101 Dove Street, NB ALL JOBS FR EE Ave .. Npt Bch. SECURITY J)ll'k' , _____ , MEDTECH OfflCEPERSOH See~~:~~~y's ~LL~•"'I MACHINIST ~v:0ta11U.~·1~'. ~~ll ria:~edr~rr~f~1~~~ PACKERS Must h ave re liable transp. & phone. Long & short term assignments. lloliday & vacation pay. Hospitalizat1on plan available. Due lo our recent ex· panslon program, Wells FaTRO Guard Services 1s hiring Security Guards foe l"M/~leach c la ssified under ~v1CE$ I Margaret for appt, Remodeling Store Need COUPLES-HOUSE I ;-,;1."1w1rt lkh 1!.~l llll •1st& 2nd SWft• _640-0 __ 1_40 ______ 1 responsible and capable PARENTS. t.ai.: N11.:11d H:ll 0;)<1~ I Due to our~rowth. wei·---------i person who enjoys peo. COUNTY OF I h I l pie. Hou.rs nexlblc <We .. :.111111 0111w1r ave imm a e open· MFG IHGIMIB don't smolce). Call Anne 0.AHGE I E111pt11~ l'I' I inga for: Rapidly expanding O.C. 7S4--0370 ------.---•.ci.-.. firm is looking ror Mfg VOLT s.ta Mal ........ "' Full: tw/8-fto Part& Costa Mno Ir TM I d ..._..._._,.... Engineer This in-orn~Promotions Housewives. Coup es, e· KEYPUNC'I c........-"-----a.~ 9 0.......1 eeded f ' · · t tal · .--·....,. ._..,."---. dividual will be respons1-•...,,, e n or P•· sUlJlg ~upp emen . tn· 6 Mo recent exp will land •Ho.w n....rator ble for documenting 88• time temporary orfice 11 fl,. .. fl(IUAl f" '•f Ill.,, •• 'a Ja•c...-ortn 546-4741 • <Across From Ora"Be Co. Airport> Equal Opport Employer WhlttNr Areo IMMEDIATE OPIHIHGS for aup•r•l1ory l•••I s.c.fty Offken who --------• __.TOP ,.AY, with a Ga malOfc $80 re .. chdcG ... "'f. t ome in spare tame . thill pos w/this top co. ,.,_ I d_,... 0 t eembly procedures. de· promotion work for 963-722.'5 Xlnl potent & bens. Sw· •wr n er ,.r• or algning tooling, training Sheraton Newport Hotel What's Your Trade? Ing shift. Start sal "'770. :MocNn• 0,.ratort & providing t.ecbnlcal Si.l-SS per hour. No exper Sl.71per0ay Call Chris, 540·6055 MtdMmkai aupportlorlbe aasembly oec. Hour'3 avail: 9·1. J.5 That's litUetopay Coastal Personnel Agen· Aullot.ly o1 apeclal compaud &a • 5-9 A1k for Mlu f()I" an ad in the Dally Pilot cy,2790Harbor, CM camera.a. Requfrement 4 Layton. front desk. Service Olrectory I.hat can ___ ALL __ J_O_BS __ F_R_E_l!;_' _ Minimum experience re-y e a r s c o l I e g e , mornings only. Please do -~""'·h ..-.1 aJ ___.,,anlcal eaclneerin" not p h on e . t4 s 4 5 .,.,.....,...., )'0Urv•v•ess100 ---------qulrt:d, severa l trainee ""'''"' ,. MacArthur Blvd at identity. For more in· Ke .......... cb pogWooaav,ailable. or lnduslrial technolol{)' ~. One of the bMi rapidly. growing co, needs pers w/some bkkp bkgd & mod typing. Co ofra xlnt ralaes & bens & very h1eadly atmosph. Cttll Cbria. ~ Coastal Ptnoanel Acency. 27 '---Uon--u""".....,.. ,, .. 0-· .... , ... ~y worlt experfenee nor_ ..... _"-''"-------URM $3.00TO SJ.IS _,i ...... iii .. _iii\AUiii.,.....ijiiii...,ji•o.I a a sn1" WE OFFER: necessary . OH er ex· <rnceManager.Salea PB HOUl Senior e>1>erator for well •Highly Competitive cellent medical Ir dental Good opporturuty for ad· ..,...MOTIOH establi1 bed growing Ratft benefits. Please send re· vancement. WIUtratn/no .-"" Oranfie Co Cor~ Xlnt t w w l ht CAMPAY •Plentyo(Overtlme aume O · r gn • experience necessary. benef ts & work ng con· •Shift. DIJrerenUal SderlUfic Drilling Con· Mu.st be 25 yrs old ot To ... 25 ,_HOUR dlllooa. Min 3 yrs or ·-• MU.I\ c o ~'9. -•F.xcelleotCompany "'"• ...,..,, ampus r ., older & be avail. on keypunch reqd. IBM Beneflt.tforEmplovees Newport Beacb, Ca Saturdays. 557·0824 or Harbor, CM Apply in person Monday iiiiiAJ..LiiiiiiiJiiOiiBSiiiiFRiiiiiEiiiEiiiiiil to Friday. 8A M to 5 r M Ul. aetk~~ a WELLS cur eo.t.a M•• tocauon. F ... RGO VarittY ol duUet lnclud A ~~••l1•c• GUARD wpm. Some experien b\aeneral ofnc. work. SERVICES •. IC>Od n,-ure 1ptltude 1132 w blllJIUI. £.¥cellen{ WOf"k• ~ .... la&eoadlUool Ir beneflll. Apply between hm-,...ut-.CA. Uptn, 61Pm-3pm. Apply OR, ~ EdueaUon. 4401 ~cci.8 ~;.:,erwg:c~ ~8:;.i.~l~:'.1: Airport) E~al Op· 10AM ·41'M, CLOSF.D -;-i. E Friday al ---~-· .. Y-mlilplllim••r -•I 2JOWW_..... GENL OFC WORK 25 tt.Zl7 In, week. Motl thna Frl. Stas:'Jc~~.:W so.rpm, at\$ ph ·,, w/publlc. $3 41 hr. F.qual()psiortunlty Moo tJtru Tbur. 9-,.,.__Emptoy_irlmiill"'-M•IF--1 •nss. ,. ... \ SUPER ACTION IN THE COMICS SECTION OF THE DAILY PILOT 3741/ 3742 helpful or we " _., wUI train. Pay will com· & Dependent.I. · 774·6090. 1525 Mesa mensUNate w/exper. AP· Verde f208, Cost.a Mesa. ~y ln ...........,, Mon lhru APPLYtN P£RSON Mill leadman wanted lo ..-·~· fi ln Paintet , experienced io I, &am·~m. wort QI' grow I com· all pb.aset ol painting. n.tJolvlCNJlf"I~ LEAR pany. Muat have U · Mln.2yrsexp.S8l-322! 170GOllletteAve periencc ln runaln1 ft 1rvine let·up ~mm madtlnet. Pl1'taman for aircraft (114) 54&-0331 SIEGLER Q.ipervlaoo' eitperieoce paru Ir pllot s upply needed. Go od co· ato&W. or. ety alfl)Ort beDellta. Apply 1123 W .. area. AVCENTER. TRANSPORT MacArt.bu.r. Santa Aoa. M).7SN , KEYPUNCH Model•. fem. Sbarp, OPERATOR br Part Ume. 1·2 Years ex· DYNAMICS ~~~I:. · pertcoce. day ahif\, ln· house computers. Ex· mi WeetSegtrslrom Modell c e 11 e n t w o r k l n (I Santa Ana, CA W1 need new feeft. If condlUona a nd be.nem1. C': have what It lakes lo Apply bet ween 8a m EQuapll0pye~mrtu,p,1!Y ~ modelv_ ..... Wcal..!,~Mnood~i •• 111m, lprn-3pm, Na etn o " ,_..., ~ -· .,... tlonal Education. 44011---------a1.aoo. Blrt>h St .. New.po rt Makla A aton boy w••l· i--..;nie.;...;.._Prof,..~._~-•-11 __ S.ach. <Noar O .C . ed. Topwa1es paJd.11M! ~7 Airport). Equal Op· Im at t.aiu.ne. 211 N. ea.Tm pom.itYEmpk>yor. CoHl Hwy .. La1uoat--------- Bladl a-tned Ada Ri-&m PAIT TIME EVENINGS Adu!ta wtt.h out.standlna. attractive penonalltlet who f.'l\JOY workln1 with lddl. Slatt at $.UO per bour. Photlel42"'32l Ext. ~.BETWEEN 4: 00.S;OO ....... J .. f'.,qual Opportunity Employer . .. . . .. . . . " .. . ·--~~ ..... ~, ............ _. ... ,....Sdtool T~1HHdtd Immediately. PIT. 9· 1. Banbury Cr oss rre School. Manl.yn. 847·5284 or842·2948 HB area. A I bert Pussc 11 Realty Co. 13l OOVH Dlt.N.I. 631-S,S1 REAL ESTATE PltODUCTIOM SALESPEOPLE EMGIHEH Wesley N. Taylor Co. ls u Rapidly expanding O.C. 3J.year oki firm wholly firm is looking for a owned & operated t>y 1l~ Production Engineer. founder. We are not 11 This individual will be subsidiaryh branch or r e s p o n s 1 b I e r o r franchise · e adqua rters documenting assembly with around-the -dock procedures. designing access lo managament toobng. training & pro. for assistance al any viding technical s upport time. Our in-house v1de<> for the assembly or tape listing & sales tram special compasses & ang prOJram by Tom cameras Requirements. Hopkins is the hnest real 4 ye a rs co J I e g l' • esuite traming avallabt.- mechanicaJ englneenng We have an opening for 2 or mdustrial t~hnology salespersons wilh tll work experience not thusiasm, character & necessary. OH er ex-urtegrlty to match our cellent medical & dental h11(h s tandards . Your benefits. Please send re · own private desk and no s ume to: W. Wright. part-time salespeople. Scientific Drilling Con· Commission split up lo trol, 40tO Campus Dr.. 10%. Interview by ap Newport Beach, Ca pomtrntt1tonly. 92860. WESLEY TAY LOR CO. --------·1 Realton 6'4-4910 U you're not readin11: the Whet.her you're bu,ymg or htUe ads in Class1f1ed. selling, Classified ad you're mis.sing a lot of vertmng will get your newsy 1nformallon as message lo lhe right p('I)· well as soml! ~rt'&t buys pie. Call Toda y! 642 5678 NEWYEAR~ RESOLIJTIONS? How About A New Program for Your Career ... ... At Padftc Mutual. We are see1'1ng lndlvldua\e wHn 2·5 year a COBOL, OS1JCL Programmlt\Q with an- alyst and oeslgn e1tperlenc;e. Librarian, TSO, AOA~AS or lnt~Q(n lyl<>wledge helpful. Dullea Include I.IN<' ln~erfac•, In· \IHtlgaUor and correc:Uon of 1ys1ems problems and programmlr\g of new mod· ules.'Prtor Involvement wllh group lnaur· ance an easel . t.oea1ed In peecelul, t>.-uUf\11 Newpcn Beech, hclflc Mutual la • rac>fdly gtt>wlng lntuf9nCt oompany. we otfef outatafldlng w<><ttlng condltlon1 and ll~el ~•Ill p.cic.g. Including lnetntl~ bonua and tulllon retuno. We wlll be ho911ng an open h<>YM from ..:0().8.'00 pm In our ~~ment on Mon. & Tuea .• Jan. 8 l 'CW• wtll atao be HtVlng r1fre1l'lmentJ.A~yOM whc> la lnter .. ted I• welcome to _tt.,,d. PleaM UH nof1h lnlranct '11 "' --. ... . ,,. - !t ~ r .. f. It .. It f~ ...... "· r· l. ~ I~ l•tl 111. -10 .... ld)t _u . or ~ et :c= _B-:-1_4_DA1_1.._Y_~ ... 1.o.o_r ________ ,:Su:,n:.::d:•:!Y::.· .::.J•:::n::w::err:;· t..:.'-':.:'~" ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~!'!4r.~~ ..... !!.~~ ~.~~ ..... !!~ ~.!.~t::! ..... !! ... ~~~~ ..... ~!~~ ~!'!!~~ ..... !~~~ ~?~!.to ... ?!!4! ~~~ ..... !! .. ~~~:-:! ..... !!~~ boil Stx:Rt.'TARY/TYPIST Shoe .. , .... non .. We need a very cap1ble Pftien<'ed tutl lime. Top per.on to ah.re the work Comm. Paul Allao Sboa olour bWly fln11n1·ial <'on • 9 Faahion llJaad N.8 . 6Wllni at.arr. If you tukt' 9'aJIKI RIUll BULLOCK 'S WILSHIR( Newport Beoch Th Causey RnJ Estate School 'VflS' flll'MI Ill t•al ....... 11eu.. ..... nw1td1n1 •ncl .. vor ,,..·~· ..,,., (IURl.-d WWI'~ Vltklo .flM'alloe PtUlrllTI ,..,.. .. J'OU olf 00 .._. n.,. (GIA l>•tl,lll~d by •••rel w111111n1 f•• ~ly. tlM C-1111.n~y ,_, ..... ~~ta 1'0'I INl'll at rou,r own ~ aod 11\.d.• )'OW' aAllHakini ... , Vat and •v•n•n1 ~ ..,.. •~•llaW. w, ollt.1 a ltilllon ralti.od Ptu1r•m. ol ~ Oet th• 1·omplell dd&lla by pburi111c 497 -2459 U Yo" aru lookanf( for Jn ---------1 Life Insurance 'fF.ACllll!RS lfu pro PQltllM l:t CUUAt!CI you to a new t·arl'er-t Our 64 year old C•hlornlJ rompooy hat ..ale. op· portunltlttt lhrouirhuul Ora.nae C-Ounty WEOn'Y.Jt ~14.1')' + commiaalooa ~ bnnWI -Qu.alihed lead prngram •Prula.aional mi.rite\ •All major frl n ""' bcnd\lA "'l'raWn1& PTO•ram If you.r ambition ~1n·N'd~ your pr(:k'IU oppurtwu· ty, Pltale c•ll Mike V11n S1clt.I~ at ( 114> s.S8 2433 fur confldt•nll.il 1n tt'fVMlw C .. fontio COlillGllty ... Llf~ l••wwe.Co., 1831 No Bn1tol THI LOOK Known for Europt•Jn f:.i ~haon ~ throu~hout Southt'rn Ca lookmJi for 2 or 3 o~gr~ss1ve ln~hion oriented ludte& who have a dcfw1tt' r~u,h1on ba<.·k ~round & huve munH~t'mcnt potential. Wr huvc unmcdiott: full & p(trl time posattons uvo1lahll• SalCJry + <.'omm 1 t•o bt•ncf1ts Call for uppt Mon thru Sal 10:.im·tspm THE LOOK 644·'500 SALF,.STRAINEE SALARY + bonus Salea ftlckory Farms Oulrover the wonderful world o ( cheese & gourmet roods whale eamlnR xtra money. PIT •lllta. TaklnR appl •I Hl t kory Jo'ar m • . Wmtcllff Plau. 642·09'7Z. t'astuoo Island 640-6030. pride tn your tYv -.-u_---,--tna/aec'y 1klll1. Uke to _, __ HB. work hard ar be well lmmcd openlnJ for riaht compentutt'<I for your"'' per90n. Xlnt company foru uU 159•11.83 for 1n beneflta Wiii train. tc:rvlew. UBM Memory Deltronic Corp .• 929 Typewriter tralnina BakeTSt . CM.5d-0403 helpful.) 5'n&Je? Olvor_c_ed-.-. _E_1_ce_p-. Secretary Uonlll opportunity lo SECRET AaY t-am. llc{ping me In my (..__ J buamesa. pal'l•t1me/ full .....-cmce tune. (114) 5SJ.oa.O Major rHI eatalf' de· ---ve fopu loC'lted In Stationery Store 1n ,_ .. __ ._ · '-l Cotooa del Mar needs ex- uTu ... ,, .. see-. ng an ti.I• 'd ulea lady . .Full· pertenced secretary to Ce. $ days, XJnt work-· work ror our Ra~k Ing coods, &lpeclally M•naeer. The ideal can hneclle'.nt.ele. '75-1010 dldau: ahould po1111f'tt1 --- aome ln1urance back· WI) haw n unique op portunlty tor an un bltlous. sdf·mol.lvated tnd.lvldual who 111 wllh.n11 to wen hard Our train lug pn>Kr11m will enable ¥Wlodevtlop into a hl"h '"''Ome producer Fancy re11ume11 u nneceua ry. U.11 me for a personul ln tcrv1ew. Denn. SS7 2262 ground with •Int EngU11h 1rammar & rom· munlc1tlvf' 1k1ll11 Qu11llfled lndlvldua l Sandwich Shop Talle-out mUlt alto have alnt typ. Mon-J<'ra , 10am-2pm . ini aJtilla & the ability to 12pm-5:30pm. SS6·0670 operate a d1ctaphone for awt wtt.h prot\clency. We of· -----------•fer an out.stanc:Ung com· Sandwich & Salad 'As-pensation/benerlt STOCI a.ERi EVERCOPV l1l009Skypark Circle Suite 11. Irvine Santa Ana. CA moo SALES TRAIHH aemblcn. full time, 5am· package. For Immediate tpm. Muat be neat, clean conalderatlon. please & dexterous. $3.~ p/hr submit r esume with 979-0147 for a ppt a ft salary history or apply In lrnmed.la~ opening for Individual to order and distribute au stationary and office suppUu . Reeponalble for all UPS. Aoequa.lopportumly Purt time days. Good t1m~oyer m/f ~ 95S. __ 2274_· ___ _ .. -...... ------·1Satt-5 Sale:t-Mature person part We I I cs ta b I '!I h e ll tJme hourly eves & Sat N1iwport Beach textile '"-eColfee Bean S49·1768 firm involved Ill saahng. backpacking & slu wear industnes lS lookmic for an 1na1de salesperson. This st.art.Jn!( position re- lOAM Lon's Kitchen. person; Gena Mezo Aetna Really Group ~ess Center Or ~lte 100. Irv . 92714 Affirmative Action Sandwich & Salad As· semblers. part-time Sam·9 30am. Must be neat. clean & dexterous $3.25 p/hr. 1779·0747 for appt aft lOAM. Lori 's Kitchen Employer Must be able to lift up to SI lbs. Excellent 11a l ary . benefits and workrni.t conditions. Apply In penon. SaJeslTW\ &r Repair Dept Man. Light watch & ;ewelry repair. Must be over 21 yrs old. No op. oec. W1U trtun. ~9485 q1.1res an tnlelhgent, am---------- Secretarlfo MAM 1e~!!l ASSIST AMT Headqu.arteD b1Hous individual This la TACO BELL Job Of>SlOrtun1ue11 nalla ble Apply 10 peraon lS»I Brookhurst St WtCtauniter. MuBl ~ 18 IDE. fu tuon m errhnnd1aln1< SALES cxr1t1ng car.ier 1n SALES --------- pfca.MI contact PcNWo HELP! d career opportunity wtlb excellent beneC1la & advancement For In formal.Ion call G4S· 1066. SCHOOL Fee paid. Assistant to 17381 Red HlU Ave. caOSSIMG ~UARDS Regional Sales Manger, Irvine, CA 92714 $3 PER HOUR r u n I h e o f f 1 c e . Ctty or Jolne ia accept 11«1"etanal s.killa, lovely F.quaJ Opportunity nel Plcue spply In Coord1·nator ptt!IOn M(in. lhru f'r1 . ~5P.M. Restaurant Mana~er ftAU>idly growlng Pina lf3 Fashion Island cham. New restaurant Nl>Wport &ut•h under coostruct1on 1n Equal Opportunity Ba Ibo a . 1-; x e e 11 t! n t ·---E•m•pl•<111y•e•r--• RN's & LVN's, Full & pl lime. Newport Con\/ Center. LS55 Superior Ave, NB. Krowth oppor pay & benellts. Call 55 7 5950 for •P9l oc-send resume to Oautned 'Ad 1373. Daily Pilot , P .O . Box 1560 Calta Mesa. Ca. 921626 RSauraot fASTFOOO ~HB.P (Houeewives Apply) .. llOlllE'S UG &MOP lmmedlale opportunity for enerj(ellc Individual who 18 detailed onented and f'nJO)'S workin" with poople Dulles will an elude c ust o mt'r telephone contact. pre pa ration of quotations. and sak'll orders. Selet't cd can<bdate will have good spelling and gram -mur 111cilts, 2·3 years m side sales experience and abWty to work well under pressure situa Uons R~ent t:xpenence preferred Women needed now . Good pay. Good hrs . S<C&-0157 ------ COOK ROCKY MOUNT AIM JOIS!! Expanding restaurant Colocado. ldrtho. Mon chain with over 50 unilS. Family-owned orgami,a tana. nod Wyoming' lion offers pleasao\ Write foe-free details to workina condlllons lnt.ermoontsun CAC. 3506 Good opportunities for Birch, Cheycnnt>, W y advancement. Excellenl 82001 _ _ __ We orrer excellent salary and benefits mdudin~ company paid dental. m1·d1cal and Ille 1n suranre f'or interview rnnla<."l Emvloyment Of r1ec Are you lookmg for a career opportunity. Do you have Ii minimum uf 2 years direct 1n· dui.traal 11 1tlt:s l'X · penent'e. /\re you w1llm.i lO work toward a liL'<'Ure &rewarding future Car allowance. salary +comm1ss1on with u sue:· c:essfuJ stable company can equa l a brighkr. more prQtperous future for you. Call L1nd<A 213-435-5348 -----SAL.&S STOP! SAU~ We are i.ookmR a ~ale1> person w1lh dtre<.1 sales expene1ll'e who 1s look uiit for an opportunity ll) opPrate andependenUy In a fully protected area Must be mature creauve. !>table and a de pendable professional who wants income directly reJaled to efforts applted Beller than average, secure stable 1.1100me will result. Good comrrusalQn and bonus an a<ldlllon to excellent n11 LOSG FOR uooal company benefits EER with h.>eh.n1cel support and ba<·k1ng by Luxor OPPORTUNITY. 1.Jli(hllllic Products. lnl· Ma Jo r draft 1 n g & C-111 Mr Erht engineering s upply f213)380-848 5 house has 1mmet.liate EqualOpporturuty operung ror ag~rf>SSIH' E l M /F ln1 appltcations for aru. Terrific fr!endly.._ __ tm.pioy._iielirllliM.-/F--schoo! cr011Sin1 guards to boss. $11 ,900. Also feer help child~ rroes tn· jobs. Call Audrey Veme.1---.,.-------- tersect1ons safely. Houn Snelling & Snelling of Stodl/Mell C ..... will vary, depending up-Newport Beach Agency, Fashion Island finance on location or school 4.'WOC1mpus. serv1ce1 firm. ex · l!:qulpment will bl· ___ _.:._ _____ , perience recfd. B San fumlshed by the city MJguel Or .• 1200. Nwprt For mlormation. v1B1t Ci· SECURITY Br~ 640-0123 ty HaU, lm>O Jamboree MAIAJOTT HOTEL SUPER OPPORTUNITY Roa d , o r rail <714> Weareseekmgarellable Set yoo.r own hours, to ~ persori to work nex1ble display the l•test Beeline hours. Law enforcement Fasbicns, no esper .. no SCTIY /ltec.,t. or aecunty expenence deUvery or no Invest Npt. Bch. Ad-PR agency =t.i. ~~~~ J:'J~~ menl. New wardrobe¥ seeks "'nlry l ev•I "--N and willmrted eamings ... " INOU1' ooo, enoonel. ORJtY. Sat-Mon, call rol-secreta.ry/n!(:ept to leam SOONewport c.enter Dr lect 1·963-1'70 or Tue. t>usmeu from ground up. Newport Beech Jan 9, Wed, Jan JO, Call Ms Moreno. P .0 Box Equal Oppty Emplyr San Juan Caplalrano z:n>. Npl Brh. CA in663 l•---•m•/•f ---•I ~·-n493·Hel, aak for Se ams tress. Sa II s ---------•-UUll_u_.., ______ _ seam stress needed. SEC'Y MGMTTRNEE TEACHER an't., lrv1ne. some exper desired Vaned ofc work w/smull i''ullorput-lime 673 2180 mfr oC Math teaching 552-1494 mactunes. 49'7 3600. -----•SECRETARY• --- ---TEACHER AlDE-Pn• FOODSERVICE SEC'Y/RECEPT School~ days per week. 8ROKF.RAG f: X lo· N~exper,secretary . lnt sccrelanal skills. lmmed emJ> oymtnl company benefits Ex-Sail Lon . fo'ull lime J>C):u perience desired. Apply lion Women welcomt· ---------·• ln~I-_ ~~sewing Involved RECEIVING ,....,.. .,...._,, llC--..G R·~,-Srulmokers. PattJson Su-;j LEAR SIEGLER nareer· minded 1 n · i---m-p•olily•er ___ _ divlduel to <'a ll on established protect "d territory. M111. 2 yrs dJ.rect sales expenence preferred. Recent salary tust.ory required. Salarr + comnussion & car a lowance. Good fnnl(l!S. Cail Linda at BISHOP l(ood phone personality. For tnlo call 549-3877 or "' I x I n t 1 Y P 1 n g & for R E. Developer. n r 548-~ shorthand sluUs Must be 0 c vln •--------Salesperson tor small n· goodw/ phone. 751 ·5743 .,.~rtS:od ~!!~';.Z UJI luggai?c store Pan -------... Technician .. ,,... Deslgn ha.s 1mmcd open Q.81( • Inga for sail cutters &/or TRAHSPORT DYNAMICS hand WOTkCl"ll. 673·2180 Unique retail nurtery t6r "11 ..._.. has fuJI time position ... rt.___.. available. Please apply --••"•P"'•••~---• 3131 West Segerstrom Santa Ana. CA U yoo're loolung for a bet t.er job, you woo 'l want lo F.Qual {)pp9rtun1ty 1 n pel"80n. IO&RS $Aa084S Oaaail\ed Ads 2301 San Joaquin ml&j> lhe employment Employer m/f/h 642·56'18 rolumns 111 Clasalned. !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HUl.1 Road Cdm 926~ Re~plionisl. typist ~ WPM. Costa Mesa 151-0831 213-e-5348 Want J\d.s Call M.2·5678 Rw-e!('&-t'F:..':\:,-~Y~-1~;· ONE OF AMERICA'S LARGEST days to suit mutual need ~7::~~£!i:~ WANTS YOU TO MEET ~~~~,£~~~£SOME OF CALIFORNIA'S BEST A 'lie. lrv. 5.'J6.8961 ~tHOSPITAL l-\Jll time lncludinit Sat &tor Sun N.8 ./lrv1ne Jl'U 644-5463. ----llCIPTIC>t41ST Law F\rm S houn1 da11Y . Ulnlact JlllUtt. 6«-7600 -----Rettt>tion.istrr ypu1t f\tllUme M&-8886 uc.nOMtST/hM. for tenrus club 1n Costa Men. Call Gordon at 642-lD!Ofor interview. HECEPTION I ST / ....... ~.,. O"e of the for elftoal •nd nlOal 9t'9tilf•H8..-0led IOO· lurer• ht ttio fletd of ro•I Mt.to I .. -• tr•lttlft9 lo the --r-~Uroctcw of th• Uoitd ........... , ..... •····· ~·~ ........... ... brollor •"4 ,.,_, LWMltl••u Roal lat.ate 8ohool• I••· turor. OPEN HOUSE CAREER NIGHT Thur~ay,Jan.11,1979 7:30 P.M. The Grand Hotel-Sky Room #1 Hotel Way, Anaheim, Callfornla (OM btook ... t of Harbor 81vd.ll'r .. dm•n Wy l"t•n.ectlon) ttme 641\-4.965 Secretary /Gen 'I off ace, ~ P092"1~x Cl~. Irvine. AUOIO.VISUAL Typing. Siii, etc. C M. s I s ,.,, s SALES area.2131272·34291.inda i--------•-•I a ary lvvl t o 1295 monthly. Maintain sound F.leganl fine jewelry 1---------•t SENIOR SECRETARY motJoa picture projec- salonfor mbasal~~eer.es~::P~~ SECRETARY/ -&lary $870 to $1061 tors • other audlo-iiiaual Mlrumum quaUflcaUons --·~· R-1 yr ot exf woman w tsalea cxdi. --.-· .... 9 G I I k I 4 yn> ol secretarial ex· lDV viq at.W.s, malnt .emo oga<"a n .R STENO per . rtqu1red. S H overallolaboveorrelat· hclp!_u~ N_ U _673-4734 lOOwpm. typtng SSwpm ed e leclr'lfelectron1c Sales Oiaplay Jewelry full time position 1w:ulabl for resporunble person in exd~ave Lido V1ll11ge s tore .. F.x· perience an Jewelry , <'r)"ll.81, c-hlna 11ules pre lcrrred. 673 9334 SAU:S ~I and part ume po~• uoo.s available for sale:. onented apphcanlS. SA.USPYSOMS CASHlst·SALES HUDCASHIY UCCl.EltK Cl&tlCAl·SAUS tr you like plant11 & peo· 11lc . this I$ your op porturuly to work an o un 1quc· retail nurser y Plt•ase apply in person ROGBlS GARDEMS 2301 San Joaqwn Hilla Road Cdm 92625 SALES GtFTSHOr MARJtlOTT HOTS. Skilled 1n dictation. typ-Apply Newport-Men equip. Fillna deadhnc inR rompos1Uon of cor· Unified School Distnct. Jan 31. 1979. Apply r cs po n d e n c e & MonfWed/T hur & •·r i Newport-Men Unified knowled.ie or general of. 9am-l2. Tues 1-Jpm, 1601 School Oift, Classified face p rocedures. Ex-18th Street, Newport Person n e I 0 fr • cellent opportunity in Beach, CA E 0 E Mon/Wed/Thur & F'ra sates department for self l•-•------•t 9am·12 Noon, Tues Jpm motivated 1ndi\11dual. 3pm • 1801 16th St • Service Slatton Allen Newport Beach. E.0 f:. Contact Mr11. White danu. full & part, hrly + For Interview Appl ~--67_3-3320 __ _ Paul Dosier Associates, Inc. COST A M 1-.:St\ Ser111ce Station Allen· dant, exper'd Day & Eves. F\lU &.p/tlme J\p. ply, SMll Stauon. 17th & Irvine. NB Servtce Stauon rmployee. TBB'HOME SAUS Work p /tlme an our t.elepbooe sales room and IUU have pleuure llml' ror yourself AM & PM shtl\a avallable. Wag~:-. + comm. Call for di· tails, 556-7075 F.qual Oppor Employer No e•pe r1 ence necessary. Apply at L.A. TIMES ISQ22_ P C.H. Hunt, Bch. ____ S«>-030 ___ , __ _ 213-592 1.571 Ttk:p•HI SGIH Secretary, reisl estate SHVICE S2500 for o 5 lw wls par~on position. Rapid· COOIDIMATOR NOW LET US GET ly expanding multi BJ\CK TO REALITY Corporation. Newport Large insurance com THE REALITY THAT Beach Real Eatate. de vany with excellent SAYS YOU CAN F.J\RN "elor.ment / broker/ working conditions and S3:'J()F'ORA~HRWORK pub u · Synd1color/ ~~~ b111resa1mmphe<lo1aete WEEK. Property Manal(ement """'"''"'· vy n:. •Earlyhours6am llam hus an immediate open Agency cxpr helpful Sday11 a week Some accountlnr bark mg for an expenenced, JO'l)Und. 1.2 yrs 0 college Hl&hes t comm1si.1on lntelUgenl, persona bit:. pref 2 year~ busme .. ~ ex· av al I ab I e in th ~ ten a r 1 ous. career photocopy supply. r1eld mindf'd Secretary with pr. Apply 111 person Mon •3 open poslUons to be background 1n Real lhNFrl.8.30to2PM. fUledlmmedlat.ely. l!lltatc. development for Saftco ..,..>MC• Co •Experience not oer 1n.1nagemenl or Synd1ca· J7S70 Brookhursl. Will train self-mocJvator tJon who is able to an fountain Valley JI you're Intelligent & do terface effectively with E 0 E Employer M/F not fur falluro. Call cbenta, contract.ors and ., __ ,St ---~ -Mike Lo&an tam·2pm 'IUlff PTnlJg1ou." offices """" 8 Help n"'".e<t •m· 675-99l0 nor 0 C Airport & med. fo\111 or p/t Apply --------- $jX;RETARY. Newport ~ · f'Tont offirt-ap· peornnre n must. heavy phones. Ille typ1nR . l(rowth potenl1:d fl-10-5470 nc~nPIST lf you are a good, •~c typist ( mln S5wpm) have pleasant t.tlo n>anner . like to ree. vbttors In a beaut froel lobby of growln« electronlr11 firm, call us now for alllJC.. Min 2 yrs ofc eap. Good sal, benef, con itenial atmoep. ~:xrcllcnl opp.ortuntty (l)r nn t-fncif'nt. people oncnl1id person Pa rt time evcn1n2 hours Aeal eetate profeaalon•I• w•'re proud off People av a 1 I . Incl u d 1 n Jl Jnt Jlke you, who w~ r .. u, lntereated In e rea l weekends. Aprly Sum ••tat• oareer. lndlvlduala who met the CHAL· ~· Mon/Fr Person LBNOaS of the lnduatry through the many OPPOR· ooo Ne·wport Center Ur freeways Prof al sha nnK !al _!~Cst Hwy· N · H TB.EPHOMI and 1>enerit11 Send re SHl,,H SOIJCITOaS s ume including dote!I WAREHOUSEMAN l'~xpertenced Only Sell wKl ulanes lo J. Krem S., ... .., ••~o ...a.&. 081'" Pilot. Kiphest com baa. Quall Place Com , • -• -~ •""' v p1&nles. 1400 Quail St Jobsecurily minion P• d . Your Suite 13S, Newport EalAlbll.tlhedcompany ~at home. Over 21. DICC I rvtne S46-4'13J r,qu.aJ <>gpor Employ•r MC9'T'IOMtST No more ho bum daya, In e•clllna rroat Otak . Variety or duUa d by top n> for t nthus bdv •/It lYP1JlC. Meet It &Net tas.&. u. Ulla f W\ spot .. ,.,., frilOdly co- worltere. Ca.II Chrle. 54IMI055. Coale.al Ptnon· Del~. 2790 Harbor, Cll AU.JOBS FREE •wi~ .. ... , ... ~·-...... ,.,.,_,. •ward .,,.,..,,. •tatue-t• •Ma• .,,.,.. ...... _ ........ p•rt •••oh oftloo tn t• u "'-1• "'°""'•' .,, .......... ._... .. ..., .... .,. .. affloo luet tflroo ffteA"-o .. o. In thet •9'ott tl11te1 hi. etatt of II ha• ., ......... ., 1• .......... '" ~· ....... . TUNLTIBS • Walker & L•• had to offer Hardworking Newport Ouch people who beoam• tt\e llBST! Toda~, auoc••• ta1_.~ .. ua1-0f>_.P•E•rnllllilplr_m.1.r .1 their atOt'~-· atorr th•r'd Ilk• to tell you •.. •• well Be.ad1.Ca.l.92eGO Fteemechcal/dentnl l.O. Card. C.11 836-64~ ~In Newport H P.M. •• anawer your queattona about a REAL ESTATE Sdn/Hcrdware CAREIR WITH ON• Of' TH• NATION'S LARGEST! •·rrpos tn retail store. no Sun or cvc11 See Mike or SlealTAIY - -- lntem'I co needs pers SHl,..MG/l.c.I•• ~Wl~~~~~1;g~ w/gd 111tJU. who can hao· tull time Mu1\ have Cl.ERK, hrs s..2PM. ma die busy desk. Xlnt co. & «ood driving record. joratock brollera1ef1rm. . - Entry Blanks Available At Alt Wiiker & Lee Offices Refreshment• Served RESl!RVATIONS PLEASE (714) 835-4242 ·(t13) 980-7382 • • W•'RB LOOKING FOR THB B•ST TO STAFF OUR NEW ANAHmlM HIU.S OFl'ICB -OP•NINQ IOONI Stv. 11 W. Wright Co. 126 ftoche!ltc-r St . C M. ------SALESLADY Por exch1i1lw rh1ldren ' 11tore. full tlml' S Coa:.1 Pl1un Lee Muausin. ~19~ *SALES ~GEMEHT The Clothe$ Ttme 3 New locatloM 0100 Point, Son Clemtntc, trvlnc lmmedla\c optnln•s . Ml.Wt hava up. & over 20 yrt.old. l 871·2'94 Ask ror Dawn Sales very frlendly people 646-ae. Cil1John~l21 Start. sel lo ms. (~•ll 1-----------------Oms. s.eo..oos.s. Coax ta I Shls>t>inlJ Clerk TIU & GIMMAL Persoonel Aaency. ~100 SHI-ING AUTO SHVICI llarbor. CM ..-..-~day work week Apply _ ~LL_J_0_.85_ F!!_!::~ _ CL!RK Newpon Tire Cen1t·r . Sec~')'. _ 5 SICY llec11W1e of our 11ucct•~ful 3000 E Coast ltawy SAU ltl"OWlh In lhc rna nuf»r· CDM 1lM.I co is nat'I, the sur . turinj of of romputer -------- l"Oltndln1• are new. thl' peripheral prodllc1.<1. 110 Tow Truck Drivers "" wutl'hword expansion for 1mmed1ate OJ>('ntntt n · ~r'd. Top pay. Applh thrm " rot )'OU. You 'll LS" for an lndJ.\IVldual ex· &W Towtn1, HO nero ad typlnit & It SU pert~ In the parka&· Obms Way, C.M. Mi-1252 t o o • • n o u l ~ o I n g Ing d clertronlc equip· TRAINEE •. 'II h meot.. Knowl.Saable In pel"IOMll'1 •you avf' r ecelvlna a nd a tock Younc man to tnltl for lllmty to do. Call Judy. room: faml.llar with the ""*' d ~Ion op ~ Couta.l Peraon ~and i.o. An,aeloa llcal rHdlnt lnstru· neJ Alene)'. 2790 Harbor. area. PolHM 8 vuUd maica. Muat hve tood CM ... 'JOBSP' ... '"'E Call fornl11 dpvers IMCtlanical apUtude ft ......,,. n r. llet'nN. x1nt ~-w/wlllbl1ncsll BRIDAL SHOP Happy, plea._nt worklnR ~·Mftes$$ ~ Prefer exp. in fl' WI WI cl<JthinA ul . Costa 0 . .et1el/ Rtrtpl txcellont Aalaty with ~ntflt• wbtttr tnriud~ hfo. llX'd.lcal .tt dont1tl. Appbat· to leam. Loof tulnln.i pt"ftod. Only 11ertoua need lPC>l1. Call fQ[ inlt'tvitW _ appt betwn 7·9am . 546-0908_. ____ _ Mow area ·roo M nny Too t.l U ISK M6-182l 5.56·9333 J::mployer1 Pay AJI ree11 .__ .. IMC. AV!I. AO(';NT. Im - --Ut Rclnder1 ~ '"'• mediate •nlnl l t o 2 • SAS.1$/DIUVHY Eh St, al.16 Red HUI A"'Vo ycan min. exp. Salary If yOU need • d~c ol pai' ach, 1110 Ci011&a 11 .. , CA _. ~able. hr •Pft. eall Total ..... letete lent .... llft•e 1941 • Owft 70 Otfloea TtH.OU•heUl OeUfomlf •ntl All.lone "\QI Ptr Job Ult to ~M c.u ert1f=&•b 'twf gog •11F Dtw. TrewtToa1 en. 5-~m. calf~• 0111 llllililillllll•••--•1•--•---•9f Tl4 StO •l I' , I I • ... ... .... . . .. - ·- ' '"''MC" 1010 ""'••• NM.._, I 1111 I OM MMslc r• IOll 1-1.a tilt ....•...........•..•... ...........•.......••.• ....................... ....................... ····-····· ............ . Sunc!!y, Janu' 7, 1979 DAILY ptUl'T Dlf' tMO 4~Dttvu •111 w.w.,...t. "",. ....................... ....... LJJc•.....-••• ...................... . ,_.,,~A.MIC CA.SH PAID MUST SELL end lbb, LUl8A•I TA•S W'beelCh•Jr S dl7WOl1l Wftk w,. W1br/Dryrsl R•frta1. :.:z•. r • t'I llu re . ihmJaUT buioal retct ns ~ eo.nmbakln A~ WIU'1dnaornoll57-IW ta • rtr 01 H 5-i uoe card fill udi Ml-1'011. H rt Ttr• Cen'u Hat·Polat bwtt ta O¥«'ft • .....(~) ~!!,.. Lii plul OM ~ W• JID H '1 Cd.M flllrro Combo. eeur _,, r•l11rn p•rcnaoenUl ~Geo off fttiaa lh I.Md. -OBO. Ml· lJ14 llt!JT 8AC1Ul'ICB Twm = :=~·a~ rt ilf1. MOO 1'1nt Dryer Ktnmor• .... av1 :1~ ~~~,s = In rcqlllt-elDlltU J>ry. O'Neill nar..-.. duty w/wnnk'e •uard, tbne~mCTM,~3'n \'mt loN • u.fl • f'or 11 •••m• Ue~d once • £v.MI)._,., _ ,.. ... ,... &aa wloM cllillMl nt SU0.54MZ5e ~T A•U>VF.SKAT ~aUpape.~. rabrte or ttu t 1111 ' '"""~ R«tn1 SUI. Century Model 0., alo ..,_ fl .,. W ' ~ .... t •pa ad In J c av I N•c• Cr(>OO rond No ..... ftnft 1M.._.,, W\U bidOr' 6 LnO> ~ •••••••••-••••••••••• C'O SILMJal flnn U, m. and worth H ' C a ll JAde.e•be41 1119 Olin WAJllTED: ~ cctio ill u -.' ...... plannJn.t room, mu.& It'll SW , ' ~ lWV c-..., OC area ba1 Imm 1.ci 1-. ~ Mmf' •l"f' .... ....._,_,.. : t•UeD t coade&aon. openllll ror u •cun t a.ft.:r T pm W da)I. 11 (114) .. .,, Gt•a ... J.ta ll'c -My l"tted. lypl1i CHwpm m in m S at A S1tn 1827 · 41~lAltll '1·•M .:»1117. 8otM ftlln1 • fO\lttn l~. CM ~ a Jt8 m.c&l lto• lllupSUlea. WIU ,.,.., cull for ....... rltrical duUu rtq'd llDnlp tn, IUnt Ill. ..,_._.Sl •ca. r-.J _, Dtdapbone toapr IW!nt::.....unattousu'Op ~ury llfCNkl ltom• TU...... "Bamew" reeUotng ~ Appfyto· ptt •A. ~1 eond rw.n 1.t>S.llm NOCAJID" cb&i.r.6'C·IW ,,_. 5 1 .. Ce ~ Aak Car V1r IJS.1.114. Draw ~ UVfn OJ' 1t•n<f t ¢ d Ill lZUlllkerSt.04 ~4Jaft~, • **llUY** rumw ....... phone& k•h-• 1013 C. NI P fl t'o•o W\'l'U tnale -card ~r ••••• _. ..... __ ••••• ________ .,... • 0.. u..d lr'9nlilw• .tr ·la« AMZ'ndl. Wanted·-.. tt&lo m U · TYPIST, u ·curat 40wpcn. IN 'I otn ~ n rtST •~•&•c••oeuuu :Jr!T1l.~~c! WtJI ~ch«lCWWy Or ~i:l~lon . ~~--~e. :='.~,.":: ~~-. u" lO 1pd lll X HlkH 0-U Mcu..C.~-Ccnna-Veca 841. 11" Part• It repair• all ----•• --...... roldtdbornbMacabiD.et. m•lu Cui tom bit All Wood Bu11,bed1 .---•""'"" s:JOO/best offer. Allee elalak bi.au-. w/owl .. bos ~ or MANY ITEMS OF YINE 1210A. MIO wllll, 6 chan· JC1VNwpt8hdCM tbett bed SH. Olaeu &WAT£ JEWELRY, ncl. PA m lur . Per(. M2 nao Model Ho mu . ., 14 ART O BJ &CTS, AN· coad. $300/beal offer. Ava. • 1relt ..O..Uble bolt. oner UIJ.cf SS76. a.1 .. .,. : .: ...... ~ ..... C~EVQ0•.P • " I • I • ''I • ~ 1 ~ •• ~ ----S&Sl07? 'nQVJ'.S. f'IHJ; '111lH., 5'7·1.IG lntlatableBoacs LJCbcwo&bt En.&"5h rac , ..__ .. _, ~•-· rre. ~g f'01l lN· Set oC o(d Ludw'" drums New/Used/Demo's. Eke> bnll ... far new a · 'T1 ltli T. G.: .... irbll • • J..1_" /tt/1 ._11t "'" 7 .IUl'f <) J,. . ') • I I . Great oppty ror t >'11 t Newport <.:enl« l..aw <X net' Muat t,ype 70 WVM lrgal ••pt'r & d1 1· tapihone ~ Koowlt'd« ul word~ fqWP will b e • b11t plu5 ~ If\& 10.•Pffd tRaJelJhl ~~.:...~~~~ YO 6 B&OCH,U&E. new Zi"i•n .. cJ-bals' Marine. nf/75'-1732 cat cabin. hy top I. Clllld. ~ ....__ .._ 1ood condtt1on, H O .........,.,-.........,....,.. ... ~. W>Dle ~ • ... (nt)TM-net•11. ('Tl4l ..US&mt'.U.lli>'Ml7 l-9!-:~--• ________ .. m.!i307 or G-4903 alt ~hbdrm H l USO Im.~ 2 BARl ENT 28 S I S T.!1eile't'9. 1)1Mt lOam w ANTED Oftc.~ • • & WINCHES. New. ~ea. NEEDSUPfarnew iG Dllllaa Kim& a-.. ltlC, G_, .. C..... Bea\ltAfuJ SoCa 6 Sofa TOP CAS H DOLLAR '; '>,.... IOIS 1MJm..Cn 31's.tMIMt ~~:.~•t. Ptr posrUon 2 & 3 hr:\ SCHWfMH BedJ rrom model boma. PA I 0 fi' O R Y 0 U R ... ___ •••-••••-•• ...... Poww 9l40 Dick 1'15-1393 ---------1 Salary $4.5.3 r' hour Boys 10 •Pe~d bike. ~pl'l('t!.&ll.flllC JEWEUlY, WATCHES, Xlntnew•uadofcfurn. •••••••••••••-•--•· BelbD9lal-h a ... on· 'fllc=aP!::;;::::::::i•a::::=:J 'ryping 1 Pff 4owpm Yellow rolol'·Lae Ne.r! CASH PAii) ART OBJECTS GOLD l>Wt f*s, •t benches sbon mooriag. Will Apply Newport Mt•s ~$ll0.C&U'42..0l31 For gd UHd furn anti· Sl LVER SERVICE C.E.SURPLUS63H777 ~rl DIW 'S m31l$ Un1f1ed School Dis t, -que»&clr1V's95'7:8133 Ji'INE FURNITURE & S~J!:·O-Print Fl uld 1Kll IUU puraudioeL . Oasslfied Pcr~el Ofc, Boyt Schwinn 10 spd -AN'nQUES, 6'5·2200 · at.or. Model 2300. lf t• 'M' Mon/Wed/Thur & Fr Vanity, 11lver, aood Queen·sz ~. Kroylon, Pinballs P'\Ja9baUa. Guar. FWSaJe "as ts", best of. W.. 1't 9am.-Novn. Tues 1·3 1601 cond.$'75.6'4-1968. oompleteS7S. •·cfel ..._•-up. Fam1·1~ ftt.80Glext.29'1. UA--~ _ _....., ___ . Ulh St .• Newport. Beach. -----s.-8011 "' _, .. " ruiYMt.~~ .,, KO.E.. 2 F\a!Jy rttoodilJOned 10 Arcade.M0-234.1 3M 209 aiatomatic dry SIAIAYIOATS slJds F\111 size. $75 ea. Household runmur~ r•~--_.._....._ copier. Gd. cand. Sac. 3101 Coast Hwy. H.B. -Stl>-5604 for .a.le. v-"~ WAJTR~ Momm.i 6 . 6C2.e:J P.P. Byappt.. s:D>.61S-s.M4 6Jt.J547 to 3:-00. 13.00 to 11tart. C r•& ll»-120'1 4Desb.Scllain,3swivel, s:n-3'565 ;;., • 1030 GwogitSale 1055 Vatican ~memoratlve 2 sidn. all new. 9x12 Okler' callllP« .w...1e. w/o 1---------trUtk. $150. Stove & 'Tl Toyota SRS. 18, ---------t afri&. ~ ma'a. cw&JD aheil. ....., Fad41T Demo Y« Sale sea.. Rm; m. 7'1541 ..t; WAITRESS ·-••••••••••••••••••• • •••-••••••-••••••••• • llalnp sets AJJio GrMk ~ ~ lOO"'k M>OI off Dark Roo E · All PUaJC MICTK>N stamps W:0.11. white Oriental rua. made Apply da il y 9am· m qwp. MANYll:'YU£1TEMSOF · • in India. C~t SlOOO. ll:JOam: Ml Casa Mex· brand oew. Over S2:SO 11\· ESTATE .. ,JE WE LRY Mouton lamb jackeL Make offer. Siade mat· FtSIBM.lt.M Al.ASKANCAltPEB so.-. 25x8' center coaaote Needl ..t. Bui ol~r. •---------'712 dieseJ. G mi range at 616-8Ca&after4 pm. ~ O.U-: compL like -··--·---· lean Restaurant, lOS wsl.875-38lSSl15. ART OBJECTS. AN'. M..*50. tr191 & f~me. light flll· MaanSL.BalboaPenin PmtullountZoomLens. TIQUES, FINE FURN., ~ tures.&llllSc.tG-GSTS. ·tnats. 200Ct pd bold. t1rf t iled u.s ',., :r'~=-=-~-.. -------Miling dedr. Compt. •-••••••·--·-· • _ IOI McLAltl.Ws W~e lll'210. Paid $200, Now ETC. PHONE FOR 1N· Carpet.inc. Z5 aq yds. Ii PWls '"7 ... a""81Cl. Slrim step. 111EKO-PEDDU:R "3S DalallD pict-up, PM " ...... ~·t ~Is. New PEUGEOT MO· cwelle. lLLDl cnll.d. $ Life jac..e •· Trlr. PEIJ6 a.ea 19. Now ..,..._ofteor~ ... , ...... t Cleria 185.m.2890 FO . .It BROCHURE. gm ptmb.. fib new from ........ --........ Accuracy in handling s m Cah 10l5 ~~ att'7 olfiee. Sac $75. 9-5, Fem. Canaries $20. 1 l20.000. Stl..ml3. $299. 631·3dl parts by part • a nee. •••••••··~··••••••••••• FUrniture & Misc. lOam &M-M50 Parakeet S4. New cages Hrs 8-4·~. Xlnl fnn«ie Abyssinian Kittens . 8 4pm Sal~ Sun. 31099 S AntiqQe Cannon (Large>. no . .552-60tl ttt>n!. Apply Av~ Eltt· wt'eb old. papers $250. Coast Hwy. Laguna sm•·ble 'or res•~u--• -Sll-~~re-,-----._--l ~ Sea_!!Y w/fl.ybndge -~--: -P-u-cb-.-p-u-r-pl-e. '63 DODGE ,_,. 3200 mi. S2SO. Curt. 1/JTOMPICUP LrOru.Cs, 350 McCormick, ~1531 .. " .... ..._ -7 C M. or ph 7S4 6091 . ---------• Moving·G i., antic gar g f!tc. Al 11arg sale Sat/Sun •·-·-·-••••••••-• 673-3296 5'&1Ca Xlrat cond. Rydra.J.it' --Dogs 1040 sale. Antiques, boat l51Bays1de Dr. NB. 18' Qed.ah. New 4~otds. BLANCO MOPED dut.ch, AC. heac«, radio. Btrtcley Jet. Xlnl ftmd. UIO miles S2SO new 6 pty lrk tans. •ery W~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• gootties, pwr tools &c uni· New Stainle ss Steel Slodl RooM Cieri& Lab. pups, blk. AKC, 7 que items. Sat/Sun 4-10. Waterless Cookware. 19 SUOO. Taxe Van b 4 or clean. ~.000 one mt. l auto In trade. 535-0133 1'15-65 lO owner. •s. PP. 964-1148 Accuracy ID handLan11 of wb. M/F. $2001·971-0183 661 Bayside Dr. NB. pcs. 3 ply, heavy duty. •:;o Custom Chns Craft '78 Honda Ex~ress. Xlnt sm part.a by part • •nee. M . S PM Beautiful SUU an Box. w/-6 '"'-"-•. _,1 --. caod. Low maleaee. Pvt firs J0am-7pm. 110 hvy Coloc T.V. Stereo equip. 127$ri Q62,223J .......... vu .. ., .... owner DIG s:Jl.Q49 hf\'~. xlnt benf. Apply Doe training with tender Bikes, furniture, toy3, U"ID. · lraa. S2100. Ln m11 · · Avnet J50 McCorm1<'1c, loving care. ObedJence plants, pottery misc. Stenograph machine, w/Bob.642-2344,MS-0918. ~!dft/ {;M.orph754-6091. clauesltbebavioralpro-Sat/Sun 320 Broadway COIU't reporting model, --.r-~--5-------, Sc:ulln · 91H _______ ;;-;1 blecns. Private/group. C.M s.rn.oo&le carrying case ~-~ 30 Sea Ray P B & SP 1971 ·-... -... -...... WAR&fOUSE CallKeo,979-7678 F\Jrniture, gd. cloths, It tr i-pod for sale. .ACCISSOllES ~~~.,~hlt~:J:::,·nl:: llllltS.C. -,.y_U..ba1$0 -v-Red Cocker c:-s•;Al, l yr. tent, belt reducer, dishes se.83:56 aft 6pm. I M p 0 R T E R S $.14 950 UYNB 645-6600 Spec., 1800 ma. Seib for _, 9'11'1. ~ t 1· I CLEARANCE SALE. ' . . S318S W'll sell for $2900 Orange County based old, AKC reg_. female. e c. meat s icer ex . Aioi table. complete set, Oiscoolinued Uiaes al llP lB Ft. Cllrilcralt ilaboard ~ ~ . company needs aR · Needs bomewllh yard & cond. St9·2'30. 3120 1nd. balls, cue sUctcs & 60% . Gocdes autboMd. --------- RftM.IYelnd.lvldual to as· cluJdren.642-8607 Bemwda,CM. Oftfhead U11hts · 118" ~ungl~.: s ocks: 646-za53aft.6 "'TT Yamaha VZ 400 D. surne responsibility or AKClrlsbSettttpuppys Antiques & CoUertablea. aUtetop ·auto. ball re· gloves, .beltpacks. back ---------•Stock . runs good . warehousing. pickup, de· Olampionstod: fweek~ OU furniture. Sun u . ~1& blt·in counters. packs, ski bags. boot '14117 A,.,oo ZS ft. ~ $900/bst ofr. See at liwery at m&SC. errands. old.Sl.50.C.Ussi.-s 9S.18Shamrock, F.V. (off Ala ng $450. Days blip, ski repair ite~. boat-Pol aris Model. Premltr Yamaha, HB. Call fQr appt. 5.57·9051 Smhard)~2561. W-44881 evcs54S-MS9 car racks etc. Kids skis, a-niper le in Cftat ~15155. s c I E N T I F I ,..,...'° Yw 8045 poles, & boots. (DO adult cam. ~ or t.aM --------DRIU.ING CONTROLS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sat/Sun. lM. Jan. 6th & StmldarddHosP, bed, mat· · ) owrPQ'tnellta.~ RONDA4SO ask ror Dave Mosqueda. ' Fem Dalmatian, male St 7th: 6061 Siem Bravo, tn9a. si e rails, tra~~. ~zesl · ~ 3001 Red In Id cmMI. w to &llP"tt ---------! BerDard, all abots & Irvine. 833·8111. Or1ll ~ H.y~rauUc patient Y.D A::Bld&. ll Ste lOZ, iaa • OIPwtth fbbrid&e s.1.IO-m) -liceme 842 30l8 presa, car luggage car· .... w/sUng. $300. Xlnt es.a~ + trailer. hU Cout ---------1 WINDOW TINTER-exper . ' . rims, 2. rm. tent hand cond. 813-1519 Coat.a Iles.a. -I( Gurd l'QUlp. + VHF WAHr'ED: Touriac bike. v-9S70 ....................... '76 CHlftOUT ~YAM Autom•tie, A Ml FM stereo tac>e. pwr. steer· Ing, la i·b•elL aeata, special paint, cnme con· trol, PC>t>-t.op roof, aux . gas 'aaka, Tacoma ~ 6 blr miles. Lie. 1BS:mt Ser. '3Zt7. $5477 THEODORE ROBINS FORD .... -.:..;~ ... '~ IJlVO : : '. 6 ... ! '~ ~ ~ : 0010 7SIMWSlll Al*>maUc, power ateer-illc & brak~. air C09d1· &Maine. Sahara beage. 6'1'1161 7 7 630 IMW 631 Arctic blue witll tan leaUtoer. AM/FM stereo • alloys. (~QBI '711MW713111 Low. Sow m Ueaae. LOADED! Automatic , ruby red m~allie ex· t.erlor with tan latlliel' • (0121.9) '711MW3HI Automatic, All/FM stereo cassette. ail' con· dlU<Jnms. Stl ver ia ~, alloy wheels. U87WDV > 771MWlJtl Automatic, air CODdilion· in.i, s t e r eo radio Madera in color. (f33091 rJow-on tinter lo d Di. Cat, loag hair. Fem. toois, misc. it.e~; pie· Membe bi . N -.Fri. mtihold. 835-8330 chys 633-64"5 dlim. k> mi. cab mu.. 'T7 Doc(&e Vaa, super vehicles, high com · sborthair spayed cat. lures. paint, antique BeHhnAfhl~ic e:J:i~ Sp I ge.od& .... ews. $1.1Gt.67WSZZ t'lll&oalbed. mat sell. moNLa°:t~1~:aw· ~~C:S~~y-Kool Goodw/ldda.646-86tB «Pltnck. ll25.642·2164 ;673-0782 •·---·•••-•••-•• 4rCHllS. Neel to aiet1 1'11 HoDda ~; flS-1100, Eves; (AtBeach&Wbittier> --------iTogood home, M. Golden Lawn mower SU, wuher lrviaaeCoastCountry Club CA.9fl4s-'20ir-! CLASSfC J951. Twin 750· Xlat e~a.d, just 'm·M:M. 17141522-5333 WOIKATHOME Ra/Cocker mix, 6 moa. S.SO, dryer 125, + ml8c. Members h i p $ 700 Scftw. Exceileot cood.. tuned.~6&. '175-4m7. 'TC Claevy Van, Fu II Clo8edSundaJS Phone sales. liRbl bulbs. 64Mll&I. Good w/llids. Nr Edwards/ McFadden. 173-1988 1V "-lo. BtaatiluJ. 11lis I.I a club Mof1or Ho.ts. S./ eustom, Loaded, Very ~~~~~~~~!! ~~Handicap req. r.Ntwe 1050 89J.0334 E Hi'i: 51eno lotl boat aod we decided t.o .... /SI•.,. tl60 Clean. Xllll CGGd. lo ma. --------~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sat. &Sun G. . elec. stove top, ·-··-••••••••••.. .0 at a pnce you ea.o't ·-·•••••--•••••••••• $ll.20t Call 7M~S300 JJITI 81111' 320i·Bladt witb mmaage table, carpet· . .. reslat. $29,500. MUST ...... P-e "-. Cll'Gl-IQIS can Uftior. air coed., WORKERS an chemical Early American style 895JoAnnC.M. lng.reasonable.«75-1111. Beattul25 cdorTV.2 SEEt.oAPPRECTATE. "" -. n.a•vw AM/FM cassette. refinery, S3.15 to start. sofa like new. S2SO 646-1116 YT wmty, free del. $128. Mel Fuchs. 675.a120 winter rates. ·73 Dodge 8100, 6 cyl, gas Mjcbellia tires & in im., High Sehl chemistry o 848-3478 6tl-l188.. 552 Wc!6 N d work e.xper w/che m . &tn ll-4.Sbowboat&lrlr. Arcade bowling macb Ir 31' Cafifomiaa Trawler • :;;"· e:s,:~o:· m_:c;~ie cin ition. belpiul. E.0.Ks.49-3281 COUCH SSS. $100. Couches, $35 ea. 5 po .. 1 m ... ch Any ~-. Sama QRX7SOOA 4 cban-twin diesel 7'r't Ill w' Tf'llillrs. f,.ef 9170 ~. ·' 7 i...! Call~~.,14'7~· pty. -----o...-lb I d 7 ft Gd bar stoo'· $15 e" Cb I .. .. · "' 1 .,"' 1. • • · -·•••••••••••••••••••• -... .,.... .,.. '-rwn Pat · · .... ... a rs. asoaable oCCer accepted ne recvr, "" wat"'I pr geoerator, radar. Cull . '78 FonS Van maJU m-.--------,,... YARDMAN Cood.6t2-4451 SS ea. Misc $1·$20. 2JOJ m... · chaonef.ZICenwoodmA electroruc. micro-wave. 2'Z'bousetrailer.on beach Will accept$7500 atAHGICOUMTY'S Rental Ct>nter has open . . Leeward Ln. NB. · 100 watt 4 way splrra. _.., ltM307 on P.meuda, g'OOd cond. &CZ-UllZ l n gs ~or 2 men •~ Must sell antique HOI .. +'G-~ 1065 Carpet remnants spr bvy, Complayatem$SSOfirm. . Pri~ lo sell. $1000. OU>IST mechaoacal knowled~ Oakdln aet. Oak wall un . .--• Diii -.... _.. 112 15 b $'11 1162-3489 IMh. Sal 9060 NJSll '68 Dodge Van. yellow. $ helpful. Nut ba ndwnt a.. 17 cu ft refn", ster""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~12xnY16 .x rn, · '--al ' -,, "'" .._, snd bge $84 ·--·· ••••••••••••u• •--a..-UAa1w '180 ._ ~ •• "" 1ng nee. Weelcdayw off. spas. P.P . 675-4985 Dbl bed w/frame, sheets, ~1 • Zl" RCA TV awreo combo ,.._.... -·r .__...,. Will train: 1930 Newport .,.., S50.solidcorefmt door, xlnt cond., beaut. Racing Sabot complete. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- Blvd.C.M. UL1-MOOERH _.._ S!!O.~ M..-'.n .... Sale: 8 .... -sofa cabinet, must se ll. sz7s. At gar g s ale 1·· ......... 1 •-4 ·nty •-•-"73 Oodp Van. AJC xJnt ~-I.ea.sing • .._...,. _,..-' .. ,, SaUSun 661 Bayside Dr. ""'~.,. UU u iu.,.... • d • . New8'couch Mmcttl 1071 slpr w/tlbs S7S ; dble 644-8521. NB. creat shape S7S. Call eoa . 842-8172 an s. lov~•.llc. Mwdwndise dd wood frame. ho&ds ·-.... !~! ............. wlllte bd : wshr/dryr . •2.808 ZJJl83S.4adys Rotla~ BMW ••••••••••••••••••••••• reversible luxurious $200· nu cbllds organ Stereo eqdp .• 2 Vent 500 '7J ERICKSON 32' 7 ......... 1005 Nlbicm9. Colorful Ind.la 2 hp. oom~resaor . Sears $11;' 10 s pd bike $20. pwr sptrs, 1 Sansui int. bap whee! very cle~ N E W FL A T 8 ED 'ffl Ford Van, new Wa. lStl>Jambcree ••-••••••••••••••••••• ~pestry, warm brown best. ~ l. twm cyl. m4lS8 amp. l MXR eq. bead· Pvt• ply. kvu (714 , TR.AlLER Low Boy, s x ~ well. $$$0/ofrer . Newpartleach ~ PUaJC AUCTION ~on reverse-makes 210bort $200. &f.2-4965 . phones, mlke. 751-263'6 9 6 8 . $ 1 0 2 d JZ. Tantum wheels. Loed Ill US7 , MANY ITEMS OF FINE ~~~~u'r ::.T~; .... '*' 1080 ~ ·~zedc'!!!:~o~~ ~-~Sm, Addi ms1'95smRI Cre-A (213)0»100 a y s :~:g~r~: r:?;';,~ ~~--.!~ ESTATt: JEWELRY, tl1lde for? Make orrer. •••-•••••••••••••••••• Walbtt/Dryer!Jl3.3997 11~...,. • ERICKSON l2, 19IS.. s.s 9S1-8S81. CREVIER ART OBJ F.CTS, AN-pp 964-l848 Wshr & gas dryr S4S ca. 25 sml console St6S hull 7 bao OI B ---------1 T I Q U E S • P r N E · Aptsz relrig U>. All xlnt. 3 UMld alumln';'m petl~ XlnL 5"9-2429 an 11AM S8IXX> Ph B7S·ln~ · Custom uti Ii ty t r Ir. Jo'URNJTURE, 1-:Tc. Water bed, custom king 1'wn-bedl&boxspntJt$40, con a;a 7x20 . 7,x24 . Beautiful R.C A. 25 .. con· · special a xel & front PHON E FOR INFO It n . w/frame & head· Jake ou. End tables, J2x.1S with screens & sole, color TV. SllO. NEWPORT3011 wheel, please c a ll, BROCHURE. 64S·2200 board. Xlnl cond. $150. dnsser SlO ea. Mite, lhades. All in good cond. 646-031B Well equ1ppe<i. 2 boat 968-4984 ---------ii..:~:=::,::l.f70::.:,: ______ must1eflM6.8869 llOOea.673·5547. owner, must sacrifice. ~--StrT--ic-.-,-.ts---• lHli UITtloA•TE OfllVING~ •USEDIMWs• '7l Bavad a SIR (567HJP> Antique Mu.sic Boxes! Slot Mac.bl.nest Clocb! HUGESELECTlON ~ .... , ........ G••a.. ~n Wecs..thna SaL iu~.lrv. <™> 754-tm COSTAMISA ANJ'lQUESHOW .sALE J•S.•.•1. tlolid., Inn.. 2131 Brls <next lo So. Cout Plata) Openin& Friday 7PM JOf>M s.tNoontolOPM 5'111 Nooe lo SPM Sl.50 Adm w I ad. 'f;ll• ,.. IOIO ••••••••••••••••••••••• FRSIORT DAMAGED HO'IPOTNT SALE. ~ W.·W~.Barbor:._ Sula ....... m.a:n BAROA.iNS-u.ect nofrif(t1, Wlhrl. cfryrt, tu•r, beat ~. w Mtv. appl Boat APO& sa.oeu. 5318..ulO AaUeo t.oD lrwur rff1'•. JU t9 fl AflOftMio: $1.,5. ,1 •~ Have~ JVU "ant toeellf.aa.t~ adl do kwtll.eo.M71. DAILY PILOT llHd carpeUni ZGO yd:s. ZS" Comole Color TV. Call for low price & &AccetiW... 9400 Mull colors. i:tiiQ total. Solid waJDat. Xlot cond. Det :i 1 ls S36 · 515 0 . • .. •••••••••••••••••••• Good cond. 846-3874. Sl75or best olfY. ~·64-08 1s1.mo. ~--------1 COM MELL CHEVROLET • ~ I' • ' c ' ,... : \ ,. ~ ..... ' Like ..ew qu~n sire mat· ..... & ......._ Amert~an 22.,bank repo ! ~' bo,.x sp~~~~~ F.,.J; u• ~ .. ~1S1d5ald4s31M~~ SO-I 200 Wheels for '76 Spitfire with trim rings, Uke new 165x13, ZX rad id, ________ _ Michellnt. $225. 640-9526 '74200288/R (140LGP> '753krlAuto, air (%236) "76200ZS/R <437N YE) 77s.:.J; 4spS/R <011'> "17630caUap (TIUIC?> ...6DralSIR Co045> .... l'V'c 1rm . .....,..,....... -···-•••••••••••••••• c.orrgoup., ..., G1....e to 10 ~,... 5S-6SM Cal. •CS D o d Ce V a n SM1oots-o,..-···-··-••••••-•••• ~ aat. roomy so ~--. !lie 1. $35. Mf.0115 'tl1 Car too a!tf, new la,. ~ .. 5&. frJ ISK 8'7MllO StM07• ..,_Verde Coulltry QQb wlda ..._ aarbor at root wry -------- Ten.els memberalllp, nd. ~ lrim USO ~-· •a•-+r, lt1'I .._fwS. -. incld trades-fee. alllo r a.-mollll. $IOI. ~ eqtlipped. -·•••••••••••••••••• ~. .... ~ """'"' c:.:t. f 520 WEIUY . . USEDCARS CALL PAPPY UMdCMMa,r 54()..583() aw.IS.. it.,. '785.'lt, fully loadfld. INISl ... llloNc East. Bel( rus. otter. Must aer to ~ate. 645-197 all •••••••• .. -........... 2628 HARBOR BLVD -:=F· Auto. Xlnt. 'Sl MGTD. 20,000 oria ml.. \ xJnt t'Olld, ndiat lil'8. COSTA MESA m.mu. l.ug rack. $8,000. MS-5012 all6pm, Alree ltn'fllW d.uc. 'l5 7 pau . aecfa n. Need , .......... S15GO or ofr. PP ... - WllUY i6 2002. 27C::....mi. Snrl. •--,. .. -. AM/FM. body & We..,,V:~ =-· ·~. $7000. dr~p In the frvlne Auto Ceacer. We need "JS Sii!..~ •.•mi. silver ~...,ear! llllll.. m -.::,: roo(, JOI sta.. CUL Prv. MAC .... SOM ~!~su d ays CHlftOUT ZlA.M~Ortwe .. ....,aooz.a.•m1·~. Ult~ • ..., stna, tlH IRVJNE .... ttttt~ _. aeU . -··-····-··, ___ 1_•_1_1_2_u ____ .,_• __ 1•_1. __ Strr._:.zm. ___ _ lllal·mtrtl•. H W 'TZ Tto1a, air. aux IH. WANTED! ~ "'"· ..,._ •. uclll Late model To1otu, __ ..._..._... YOt¥Ue.,~lt V ..... ,.. SW: ltT7 EaploRr aill 111 ~! -.i-Ub IW!W t ll,tsO. Priv. party . R.CW -... , .. #"'., ......... ~ ...... - I .. , I •18 ,,. ..... v-·,..,... ... d-J·· .. u-7 1-AlllM. l••rW MIM .. 1.,...w • .....,., r1~u • qvn =r· .,, ::;i • •'• •••••••••'••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• w... a,,.orW ....... 1.,e:w ...... 1 ... ,ort.ct Autot.1...,.,w ·~····················· .••....•••.........•.....•........••.....••...••....••.•....••••....• ~tlll~ Alllos. 1-.1c19d ...... .......... .._ t1ZO .._. t7Z7 ......-tno ._..._ tna o,.t 9746 ~~ .......... !?!~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• REWARD 11000 (no quea . "10 XJ8, blk w/rtd lnt, '7l0hla, rblt eo,1ine.1ood '74 Opel Manta Coupe ad. Uons uJtfd)for lnlorma· nm well. Rec. valve Job. c.'00dltlon. l2300. trana .• auto ltarus. vlnyl Uon leaadintt t.o return of .•......•. , ,.,........ .••...•......•......... ..•••...•....•••.•.... . ....••.•.•.••••.••...••...•••...•....••.....• • ~ t71 I ........ 9720 Dill.-f 7H "72 BllO. dnl cond..i rlbt . •••••••••it ••••••• -•••• ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• enaloe, S.'\M PO, t1500 ..... Mew •79 . .. . -"!· .. "'H CllPI'\, ..i1 v• S61-7$ll. UobtAnn• H,...._.D & Cars AIC, A •l~rt . tt77JIOZ •DATSUNS • .... t7H Vl"lll "' rad., o..t••·--7 Showrozo+,! cond 'Q.WU:::=r.-..... n;;a;1°· r.c=:v,,. .... , "fl C.pi1, '7&.080 mil Qwoof, '~!<Mii, AM J'M SALD LEA.SINO ui UNIVERSITY .... ~...-, ~ firm. c~ w/ • apluw •air PARTS IKVI f! FantuUcC&o..oul AA+_ .. u _ .,... -cond , 1 un1~re•n , .-.... od 1. --.£!!.I ... W 4' a t t r A m a I a , oo ~ .... ~... ...... c... • GMC "13Jm0v~4•Cld. AM1t'M Nltb Una. plnatripH nowani"lOI Trwcb \ri, radii~. xlnt ~nd CZO U ZA > Anxloue MUSTS£U. ZISOHarbor Blvd S19eiO at~ISI USOO/o(fer.trad~ ~HARBOR RLVO OIC'K MILi.ER o.ta Me.. 540·9&40 ......._ ~ 144M4t014MIU MaroR.S .,,_,, ,7 c 1 d •>M C r1 Ob' ti -w W ,..,. ... a 7 lv c, S·•P · '.u11it tt .a ,:n:;; -:-""":"' lf76DATSUM 120 amer,S.A Alt, 1~ rack, woo.PP radlala.~ lMT NlwTt AIT. P J • UOICOUPI Ito.ST zw 7_14_1494_,,o_w ____ _ pan. liver Lie. pd wail Alf'Pll tmtO, air '71 .,_. I.al -Mual Mil, SU.Ml ~ .. ,,., ... wbeel1, ''"°'offer l<'M CUI .,..... 9730 .,.._ '7 2 11'1ZNI'&> d«k. >Clnl cond. -...11 .•••.•.•...••...••...•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "T7 9lZ k>adfod. 1mmar Otil.Y $6610 - - '74110. •dr au\.O, 40K mt. 20K ml au tu •P tllll sit "7S .,.t Spider 124, llllnl t luo, runt tood t pn1date S7M aJOlltlO. ~R.....tt ~~ & •Pd UUO owner SJ•lolr. llt'1 ~i U , W aft ' l'M %160 lf.a.rbot Blvd , C M dy\tl,5$l~-vt-'76 8 !10 cp.-, o wn.r •41-5700 'T8 8l0. 4-dt atr, AM/to'M lrllNl•rHd. n~w Utto11, .......,, all'•, l\lot clc-an l>ac. Bitlow Blue emd. lblk $41 - •DRIVIA * * LITI'LE ••• * SAVE A LOT BARWICK OATSU,.., 'I) I j I '" 831 -1375 49J.JJ7S "We need to buy clean Datsun used ''ars" $Will Pay Top Dollar S COSTA MESA DATSUN 284SHARBOR BLVD 5404410 540.02 ll ·n a:io Sprt CP4'. run• IOOd. new paint, r!ldl81 Urea. AM/FM. Oeaullful car, mull ••e l l ·S, 1151 51M ~ Xli O,halll» yellow, 3l5K ml, •le~. dnt cond S.WO/of r M2·0528 t727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt71HOHDA ACCOltD S l1*d tram .. air cond , AM/fM alereo tape & only 8 .484 mile s! (743\'PV). ONLYS5120 Mlrede .....; ......... 21!i0 Harbor Blvd., C. M. 645-5700 • '18 Accord WC S spd. 1ur, xtru. low m i. $6200 Call ~11 '76 CBCC Hatchback. Cut your gas bills Clean . Xlnl cond. 640-9216 urni Honda CVCC 4 spd, S2850. can 548·3096 JAGUAR •77 JAGUAlt Alt t'Olld., AM/FM w/8 track, power )'Windows . auto. lrant, \fht.ed glasi., leather & wood i.nlenor Demo I Sert65073 J <Stk.•~2) $14.ttS '17 JAGUAR XJSC~ Auto. trans, 'air cond., AM/FM 8 trk., power windows, & DOOR LOCKS, DISC BRAKES, LEATHER FACED SEATS . D e mo <Sert~ll St.k#l786> Sl7,995 '76JAGUAR XJ6L Air cond .• AM /FM II track, power windows. auto trans., tmt.ed ~lass <Ser#53852> <St.kU606> $9295 ANAHEIM lllmSHCARS 774-4110 1601S. Anaheim Blvd. Anaheim tr.lOO 49'1·20G8 8'7S.95U wp, reasonable. 581·3610 blk '88 812 Porache XJ $5800 i1 Ghla 4 1pd wht gd dil,49f·23ll2eva T&Ull•· VJIP722. Mlsalng '11 a Prv Pty cond. Mat ted bat' ofr ,..,. 9750 from Harbor £•clflc 494•1297 87~10; 875-9482. ••••••••••~•••••••••••• Condo9. HB. tar y Wed morn. 1/3. 84&-6811 dya, _....,. t7l2 Mmde 9131t•------•I 213/519Z-579'Zev• . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOI Mc.LAR1M•1 '74 JENSEN HEALEY ConvcrUble, 4 1pd1, beautlhd reco nd . (Ser#1A871) <Stk.11.542) $4195 AHAHllM IAITISH CARS 774-4110 1601S. Anaheim Blvd Anaheim NEW '76 IOtt.wll•d. C....MneMS-5700 ~ .... 9740 • •••••••••••••••••••••• •'Tl :MOD. Auto, alr, im· '76POISCHE 912 Delert beige, aJloys. air conditioning, AM /FM &ttteo cauett.e. (006() l nu1c. Lo mi. Must sell. moN. Beach Blvd. 640-55Q evs, 7S4-6Ml dya · La Habra 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIST DltVI oua 'UCA.I OFTHEYIAI .. Good lnveotor)' In stock. Hurry while~ last! MIUa.E MAZDA/UHAULT 21.50 Harbor Blvd. OOSTAllESA 645-5700 1916 Mercedes Benz ~ <At Beach Ir Whitl1er1 '76 lrrL, Coupe Convertl· SEL. Loaded. Blue ex· 17141522-5333 ble. A/C, AM /FM. Auto, terior, blue leather ln· l.4aded. Xlnl cond. 17K terior. $19,000. call after-ml. 15350 Prv. Pty. noon 645-2813 Late '78 Targa. wht with 961>-2.862 alUpm. ' MB 20 D . I blk trim. 25,000 ml. air. a-..•--9756 69 2 1ese , new Ures ong Owner -._..,.ce JENSEN GT AM /FM 8 trk., air, xlntcooc:L'St7,so0644·3'22 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ~;~t "~~od~: arace64H487 Res •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. Sspeed with 12 mo, 1.2,000 545-3888eves 1975 Targa, Blk on blk. aOY mlle factory warranty loaded w/ever ythlng. ~ CARVER AM/FM sten.'O.cassette. ·MBZl96S22ttiECpe. Slvr. drtven only 25,000 m1 ROUS·DOYCC wood das h, a ir cond . bllt leatb lntr, anrf, auto, with care Just a beauty n rack & pinion steering. x·clean, $4750/ bat. like new · Must sell for 1MOumboree pwr. "Ylndows, metal I.Jc 714/975-2'34. 213/598·2817 $14.!iOO with $11.soo 85. =::' encll paint. <Se r .3o454 > 1975 4SOSLC, sunroof, sumablebankloan. PP CLOSEO SUHDAn IStXIM.385) stert'!O cus .. wht w/off Days 549-7971. eves ----------- ANAHEIM IRmSHCARS 774-4110 1601 S. Anaheim Blvd. Anaheim ls Your Profei.s1on HOME REPAIRS? Did you know you run place a classified ·ad m the Daily Pilot &-rv 1c·~ Directory for a whole month for as little lilt SI 77 per day? Jo'or more i.n!onn11t1on. call 642-~78 wbt velour int. Like new. 548-4544 '59Silver Cloud l I P P $19,000 o m1 , I owner. . · '611 Targa 912. reblt eng, 118>4JAA *-2603. 499-4040 aJJoya, Sspeod, must sell * UNUSUAL 70Mefc••••ni 6.3 litre Sedan. Xln 't cond-1318.J G L> $8995 Chick lvenoft VW•PORSCHE-AUDI 4-'5 E CoutHlway at Bayside Drive Newport Beach 673·0900 $llllOO. ~2145 T'opto 9765 ·m Porsche 912, sunroof ••••••••••••••••••••••• coupe . M et1culously ma int. 536-7888/ S46·588i '70 914. clean. 5·sd . AM /FM. 48.000 ml. I owner. $3950. 00·6279 '72 911 T Cpe. ong thru· out. Sepia bm./alloys 5 !lpd. 536-78811 SS SAVE$$ '78 Exec DetMS Cres111daa Cehcas Coronas Corollas Excellent.Selection! ~·.~ ....... !!~~.~:.--: ....... !~~ ~ ... ~:.--: ....... !~~ ~ ... ~:.--: ....... !~!~ ~ ... ~:.--: ....... !~!~ ~-°.~·-~:.-: ....... !~!~ * 1977 91LS. air. leather, sunroof, p/w ONLY 8000 MILES. l.st $18,000 takes &eG-8208. $$SAVE SS 1979 HONDAS ARE RE NOW! 1979 Honda Accord 4-Door Sedan AIJ, REMAINING 1978 HONDAS MUST BE Cf,EARED OUT TO MAKE ROOM! TAKE YOUR CHOICE B~~~D '78 HONDA HATCHBACKS •I t4'36J(SGC4S37660)-( 1663l(SGC4534' 715) •( 1784l(SGC4537600) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY GOOD SELECTION -IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Service & Pans Open 'tll 10:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday Saturdays 'tit 5:00 P.M. •• 0 • • Plus To & license • '18 ~ S2000 and as· '76911 S Targa, ice grn. 7" sumeSS48 mo. lse. Black. alloys, cass, gd cond. 10,000 ms. Mint cond. 963-0287eva . ~1175 -------- •71 Corona s. . Cheap transportation. Automatic, air cond. <573DZZI '6.5 ~L. lo m1 , AM/FM radio. new radials. best '71914 Ponichc '3400 493 9(97 Slf! offer.675-9513 --------'75 914 1.8 Perfect cond s '74 DahllM 21 0 Festboc:ll 1974 4SOSL. slvr w tblu spd. Mal[S.spec1alhandl llhr. xlnt rood Call Dr mg group, AM /f'M !I Ada m s. 962· 331 9 or trade, 5J8...8058orS49·7966 552-3958 eves New paint, only 36,000 nuJe:s C663WT> $2045 '78 934. Loaded 6400 m1 '73 280SE. New eng Buy or Assume lease Loaded. 4 dr Yellow. 963-1218. • S81nl. 552·3464. pp ------'76HOftda NEW '79 MIDGET AM/FM stereo cassette. tonneau oovv. beater. boot cover. (8erlt2.1581.2> (SOt.14790) $5495 AHMtEIM UITISHCARS 774-4110 1601 S. Anaheim Blvd. Anaheim 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 MG MIDGET Low mileage demo. Must see lbls o ne ! <Ser #196401) (Stk 11818) S4Z95 AHAHllM lllTISH CARS 774-4110 1801 S. Anaheim Blvd. Anaheim 1976 MG MIDGET Uke BRAND NEW with o nly 1'.308 miles ! <066PUB>. OHLYS3150 Mlroct. Mca.dll,IR ..... Zl.50 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. '45-5700 MG conv. Radials, MW top, rack. AM/FM. 29,000 ml. Leaving State, mu.st sell fast. 2~·1421. MGI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MGB 77MGI Our company demo wltb AM/FM and tonneau cover. (Ser #419837) <Stk 11649) $5295 HIW7fMGI Touneau cover, boot cov· er, AM I FM s le.reo caesette and beater. <SerM77447) (St.kl4824) $64'5 .,. .... • speed, AM/FM radio, tonoeau c:over,too! (Stk.lMl) (233RET>. $44'5 AMAHllM lllTISHCARS 774-41 •10 18018. AnabMm Blvd. Anaheim '74 .. OIJ, lo ml, AM t f"M rMlio xlnt cond. now \f.;,'1S-,!5U 9746 "JO Opel OT, tood cond. $1800. ... ... u , •fl •• -- '66912. ~ lS S3500 Must Sell 559-4096 aft 6 * •7 6 llacJ& Oft llock ronchec~ Sunroof, alr cond . 8 track stereo. alloys Xln't cond. Lo miles 101917) Chick lvenon VW•PORSCHE-AUDI 44.S E. Coast Hsway at Bayside Dn v~ Newport Beach 673-0900 * 4 speed. low miles, extr.i clean. good m1l(•al(c. <616PUVl $2795 • •'77 CHIMOOIC • CAMPH Heat e r . 2 w ay refngerator. J 10 con vener, extra btsnks. Nice clean u.nlt. (0524361 $5895 • GoodThru 1·7·79 Bill Maxey TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd '76912E. Red w/elcc snrf HUNTINGTON BEACll AM I FM. S s pd. orig ~~~84~7!".a~5~5~s~~~ owner. St3.500. 831·9021 r: Speedster Replica. 3,000 '78 CeJica. AM/FM, xlnt mi., immac. many xlras cond. $SSOO/ofr. Dave <Xr 6.1J .2992 988-0676. 630-0814 Allto1,U1~ Auto1,U1ed •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• New 1971 DATSUN PRICES Draatlcally REDUCED Special fedorv aSSIStanee make the lmPoSSll)le poSSlble. Wtille fhty last ... New1m DATSUN F10 Coupe '4199 I --. .. - DATSUN KING CAB PICK UP •4599 ;.n~ No. 1 DATSUN DIA ,. . ) ....._ 1 ........ ..,.._, ._,,w Mt ... UM411 ...... UM4 Alltoa. 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C~AL Speet~*'i ln ex~llent __ • .._ ... ,,... flawleu condition Uvwul •fuel ln.teded -•• Pb•tTtt t...u•111v Corvette bOdy " P!llot ••-• ---.. ..,. Uv\IOU&' (lllUEI> Wu <111PPO> Wut*: •••••••••••0 •••••••••• -I d b RI ~':.~~ ::t;;ir, "11 a., a"'°, lolMSed. xiu ovny:;j:#lVIRY .-MOW S6tff lt77 CAPllCI "ll JOn11wood Statton CARTl&ll mOdel with t:rf•1• u Y c ~~.CC>M u.aoo ml cleM. •HI • -MoWS4444 ....,.IUtcll Mttt :,.~!,T.ir:;.f.:( ;:>;:~1 <1t13RCL>. HOWADCt.....a.t 1t4.;..,.., Mlll•I ....,_auec• -HarborBlvd. Our B!ST BUYll! va. mubanlcal cond . MOWSllll Dov•IZ~allSta "T2 Hilb Looka Cam io 9u11. i.._vtna iaw. VOi.YO .. H•rbor Blvd COSTA MDA au&oma\lc, air cond., Tll·IMI da,., '*'2M'1 MUii. IUtCk N~~ B~AQI ......, C.I. All/FM u llWllt 1eU Hew palat, tlmtiettlar Alvd. COITA Mf.SA t1f·ZIOO P"W'· .......... Utt wheel. t¥te. mlllarbor Blvd . ~'ffll'H ~-.'"WO Call ~-14 Ml· F'lrtl aood oft COITA MDA t1t-HOO "JI El Dorado: retired E~r: •cr.~~~:C,1~j ''11 Jmpal• 4 dr. One ~~~ftA • '85 Cor~ e convert . &Mea UUla·lGl. .....Jn 140.9467 •a Riviera, loaded. ndl G.M. lr.lcecullve. Owner (IU!JW'V) ~· 41,00011 ml. alrrf, t~ au&o.o1 ~ tira. ci.-n ! ~ 'a VW. Mah offer. Hew J I wed I ab Vo Iv o minor \un~. S'160 drhwaonl)'. Prime cond ;tJ:n'fA-Ja11.•;• Wbat a Wonderful World .__ ••• .. ••••••••••••••••• molor 641_.S4 •ft I, lltclualu aow at •tut.•1 tll.•m.• of8boppln1 right at'72Ve0..'t~350.4·al>d. Quakl\tTJTIU lllUIZIWONI , ......... Harbor lt71IUICll YOUICHOICI! '740lpd-D&at.Wa1on . .YOW' nn gertll>fl every· air. pwr. A-M/FM. '6400. Xlnuood $4185 'l3 vw Scart* auto traaa, ~.CM .•tm .. ••co··-197 .. c.a.-• .a.c Air, Stereo, Pwr door day 1 o a i l y PI lot MS-932'1 !M, .5S'7·S511.8 't'" Call4U-W1 Jo rnll_!\ll)FM rdJo, , -_... .._ ...... -DIVILLI 1oc:b It wtadowt. XlDl Quaifiect Ada. To place ttwtuW~ anoo. :w411& ltlclra clean Ulruout • _ _.. cond. S3$00. 833·3092/ your ad call 642-56'18 and1 _ __:;~.=--, ---''-'-- .,. TM. Prl whl wib ~ u...I w I lb Io w m l l • • ! or a 955-tm. let a Classified Ad·Vlaor ~ ~4l ,1_oouu 1wa,. nt in Int. Mint sz.ono ml La• .. vw ~. J0.000 Oil 00 ....................... CGllJ!) Waa mt5: tt74 c ... _I •c lt77 ""~OUT ~ ..... 11 Ml9J {,.1US ed1 ~ c.o own d ... 1c rblt ena Ntw bra kn. 8 1 .. ttO I --~·" '74 GT Vee• wp, auto, ~Ip you. ' · Ma00.'1•"7• tlre1 Ju1t tuned .......... ••••••••••••• MOWIZtft <~':Q") •°'<:!J's'E>. IMPALAS.AM AIC.newtlres$545.C.ll .......... t100AMtot.;•-.•w flOO -St~/ofr 4tt 1s all ..... IUICI Automatic, pwr. aleer·, ~..._;.;...;;.;.,.=·------• NEW '79 epm ........ 2125Hartlor81vd. aith~"'85: lnl. fadory air cond.,•-..._ICAt C06TA MESA MOW $4444 tinLed alau. waw Urea. 1:':.l°!'p~lo~~klRa':::!~ 'tM VW r;wrr. iood enc tft.2100 IAU91UICIC wheel coven • LOW SPITFIRE •toly. MWU_l ___ •••" ™~lJ~d. =:Lie. ISJRLD Stk. tlrwl.f7M10hvea AM/FM tteNO ru eu, loanMu rover. beater bOOt roVft'. c r tQ2lll ISlkMTit) i3 Y W &., low nu new valve job. p.tnt. u~ Xlnl co nd 13000 n• ..,_140'1213 sa 2uo 1971POMTIAC '' 15 t79·2100 $4777 a....... "21 ....................... SH75 AHM411M •mSHCAIS 774-4110 UIOl S Anaheim Blvd Anaheim "11 VW BUG A/C, alllf, new p&10l/cn1 See to ap- =l•te X-tra clean It '• VW VA.N Ytry cleu. new HI/· ~· Pb Me-JJ06, --------1•14 Sqback. 10,000 on rblt ena. • new trans. New braka '800/l»l. 146-3856 '76 Tl-7 4 speed, AM /FM ater '88BUSS2000 caaHtle. (Stk. 4144) lnclldea new $800 reblt u•REK> ena:1unroof. 833-2298 $4595 ANAHEIM lllTISH CAIS 774-4110 88 VW bug xlnt cond. Must see. h~ or Beat offer. 6'1S-OiMI. IOll trt1U.I 'Tl r.oupe De Ville Ens. Brouabam • doors • Atcea1. Perfect cond. loaded I Low mllea tUOG Ml·llM2 ~cart (llUVOT> '74 Cpe de VlJe, excell. cond., z.dr, '9M ml, IUD· rod a&>llt power bench TO Cadillac DeYllle. orig seat. ltbr. AM/FM 1tereo tt77-•D owner. sold vln lop, tape, DU tires, showroom "" ...... 1,.,... ate.-... AC PW ~~personal car of •AM•DA d:::'ar . .;,~t aeh. LO l o1 la corpora· 2 door .. Glee.I)' equipped mt, fl,.00. &44-51'8 or Uon. A steal at $5200. kodwlinl alr coad. "low ...:....-.:.:..:=..:..:..,______ 832-lMJ 8:30-5:00 Moo· mUeal (lllSLS) ' _Fri._· ______ _ --"Te Seville, all opts. met. ' 7 _..._LIT bl ...,.,,.. 645 5000 '74 Cpe De Ville. AM/FM I 7 ---navy ue, _..... · en.be, tilt wbl. F1eelwd CAPIUCI x221orxaor6-42409'7. int. Cln, F /pwT ' S3900. 4 doot wh.b super low '78 Cad Coupe de Ville, 646-6831 bef Spm 64.5-5072 milell (GITllY) Full power, auoroor, aft&pm. lf71 MllCUIY MOMilCH 4 doonl.plenty of equlp-111f!ft. Vflf'Y abarp car! (D291) 16,800. IM8-4307 _ __.;;... _____ _ THEODORE ROBINS FO RD lCJtJl) HARl\011 Bl\10 CUSTA MES.A 64" 0010 900 So. eo.t Hwr. ........ oc .. (t4-113 I '74 Monte Carlo. lo ml, w/many opUons. $3200. ~5928. 752.2315 ttnCMaYSI.• MIWYOltrB BROUGHAM. Has all the options + 1unroof. celSQF). WuS779S; MOWS6ttt l.u.IUICI( :!mHarborBlvd. COSTAllESA 97'·2500 atnCHIYSUI MIWYOIUR BROUGHAM. Has all the (Jlltioos + sunroof. (481SQF). Was$7795; MOW$6999 IAUalUtCll 2125Harbor Blvd. COSTA llF.sA t7'..JSOO lfJOl S. Arut.he1m Wvd. Anaheim '89 VW BUS. Fully equipped, new e og' lnDI. brakes. tires, etc S2D> PP, 840-0926 lt7'0l.DS CU'IUSSS tlOO A..tos.M•w 9100 ......... Valla..,.. t770 1162 VW Bus. rblt trans Ir ••••••••••••• •••••••• • • eof , $650 or bal ofr. 74 YOUSWAGEH 1-646-0 __ 124 ____ _ SUHIUG ''18SCIROCCO In excellent condition! Air, Stereo. Must sell <8518UX). 98CMl112 OM.Y $2411 Yoho 9712 ...,.cle ...................... . Malda,/1.-01AMG1 COUMTY 2l.50Harbor Blvd., C.M. VOLVO 645-5700 EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 2 door. air cond. and ~------ more! (SHPKD> tt76flOID GIAHADA 2 door rib a1.r eond. Nice white car! (ll0008 > lt74 PLYMOUTH DUSTB 2 door. reasonable ecoaomy al an affol'da· b&e price! (8'15PLW) '68 bul. new IB35Cc eng. LargestVolvoDealer lt74._D trans Ir brakes. Custom ln Orange County I ~ in & out. one or a kind. BUVorL~E MAYBICK ........._ Must see, grey 642-9006. DIRECT 2 door with low mlle1 I ~ ·~;:~~~·:.:;~ [tl:rt!f .~ :::.~:: :: :~~ ~ "10 VW Bus. new palnl. 2025 S Manchester' ABOVE VE HICLES PR ICED BELOW ~lrea, sunroof. _Anaheim ___ · __ 750 __ -_201 __ 1 1 RETAIL BLUE BOOK- VW '679-.St50 ~a1t3Pm IB'OttlYOU SAVE Ml\RQUIS MOTORS S&LYOUI YOLYO. '72 VW Pop.top Camper, SEE US! sharp in cit out. ft)-om orli -owner. 644--0'209 MA1qU1S VOL VO F\nd what you want 1n MISSION VIE.JO Dealy Pit~ Class1heds. ll 1·2110 495-12 I 0 "I .. I' ...,,, ....... ' f w fl .... ,., 1 ,, ., ... I• ' .,.., '• .... • ' '''• ,11 ......... UHd ...... Used AMC •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ALLEN RESALES '71GMC I TOM ftUCK 10 loot stake body. 5560 actual miles. 454 . (V·8l. 4 speed trans. 10.000 •c;.vw. sierra grande intenOI' ( 1 H86356) '75 CHIVROLIT CORYmE T ·Bar roof. factory air. wire wheels. new metallic green paint. AM/FM cassette. PoWer windows. leather interior. Hurry! (948MCS). 1974 OLDSMOllLE CUTLASS COUftl A very pretty rust metallic with "'"vi Landau tOP. 1111 wheel and leather interior. Only 4 7 800 miles on this little gem I 181 JAE) 1974 CADILLAC SEDAMDEYIW Fully eau1pped Beige with vinyl roof & factory air cond1tion1ng An outstanding value! 1976 IUICK REGAL COUPE Beige with lull l)OWer. factory power windows. spht oower seat & stereo. Low mileage. A beautiful bargain! (4258) 1977 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME IROUGHA.M Sunny yellow with black vinyl rool full oower and factory air cond111oning Only 31 .800 miles. Lots of nice options topped ofl by an electric sunroof make this a real buy! !276UCCl 1976 CADILLAC SB>.AH DEVILLI Only 38.975 tender careful miles Golden brown with padded top. nch leather interior and ev8f)' choloe oPhon including lac:tory air cond11t00tng 1 Year Warranty! Compare and boy\(667PHI) lt77CADILLAC SID.AH DI VIW Sunny yellow throughout. Leather intenOf. full power wrth all the nice aptlons. A barg81n hunters dream' (337RJB) '63 Rambler cluslc Always been depend•· ble. Needs brakes.$200. S68371 all. SPM. .. di ••••••••••••••••••••••• lt711UICI( CIMTUaY Wltb leas than 10,000 miles! (1'14VZW). Was 164116: MOWS5t99 IAUBIUICK 2925Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA t7t-2100 lt791UICK 3.8~~;0:'w~th ONLY08 milelt (10802). OMLYS76tl HOWARD Ct..• ...... Dove i. Quall Sta. NEWFOR1r BEACH IJl-0111 lt77IUICll alC1IA PARK AVENUE with all the oPtionl " low mUea. <<&18SWT>. Wu $7995; MOWS7444 ..... IUtal 2125Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA tft-2100 a.-----,-,-.,7-C_AD_ILL_A_C------t ·~~!:ec!!\. =-~· R.HTWOOD Call Art Full power and loaded! Rose wltn a bufoandv m.,_, 813-118'1 lea4her 1ntenor. Comes with a lull • 1 year tt76 IUICI factory Wftmlnty (811Rl Yl. serntAW• lt77CADILLAC • SIVIW Trvtv a show car -Gold with moonroof & beige leather Interior. All ot the really nice options and low lelture world mllea. 1 Year Warranty ao hunyl (630SPM). 5 ...... air cond. I& lft1 than 13 ooo mllu I (lttUEE). (lllRFU). W11Sa5; MOWMJJJ ....,_IUICI -Harbor 11..S. oc.'l'AllDA - t7Nllt ti1rw·1• CILICA LIFTIACI Tcl1.A Sltwr wittt black Interior. 6 IP89d ~. stereo. IT8Q wheela & tow mllesl (eollJt<X). $.,,, '72 CHIYROUT VaTOMTIUCI ()'IV 34,238 ectual miteal 3 9l:JMd trar... shell & heavy «Uvtira (72o481U. 533ft ,. -.-......... . ' 2 door sedan. AM·FM stereo cassette. speclal paint & pln1tr1pe1 wire wheels (506485) NEW-LUXURIOUS! 1979 LINCOLN HE ~MILi PUCCI EDITl~ HURRY! 3t "'°""" apell -,,._ .._ .. ,....,. •7MIO TD'll ,._,, ,_ 173114 IM - t 244 1 4 HO d•O 1210. 110 ,UU (~Im! c:.illflC9112.1tlO ... lU&lo N.EW 1979 BOBCAT RUNABOUT MARKY Lease or Buy SEXY NEW 1979 CAPRI PRACTICAL! SEE IT! ECOMOMICAL!s99 s99 DRIVE IT! 48 f!IOlllM 11 ••'*mo '717 45 4 "'°"',,. 11 flit -mo. do•n A~ 13!11'1o. Cuti -$14112 17 down APR ~pluet#• Oc C«M783J 13 1a.i. Cd\ once M7&4 ,,..,. la.' lie (800109) PCR MO FOR 41 MOS PER MO FOR "8 M06 BUY & SAVi--$4036 ~~~ BUY NOW $4754 ~[.'t HERE'S OUR OF PRE-OWNED AUTOMOBILES 174 CAPRI 4 speed. AM/FM-8 track. Yellow 1n color. (82011) 52299 174 COUGAR V-8 . vinyl top. power steering & brakes. air conditioning. Bro~n 1n color (608LWAl 53299 '76 BUICK llGAL V-8 . automatic. power steering & brakes. AM/FM stereo-tape. vinyl top. (22764) s44M '74 CHEVY IMPAU 4 door Automatic. oower steering & brakes. air cond1t60t\lng.. ( 753.LPF} 517M '73 KARMANN '75 OLDS GHIA 4 speed. AM/FM radio, Greenineolof (01356). 528M '74 FORD LTD 2 door. Automatic. air conditioning. & morel Brown in COfor (26535) s24M 177 CORVETTE T -top. stereo· tape. atr condtlioning. White in color. (889AKU) $ALE PRICED! '70 MONTE CAti.0 Vinyl top. power windows. AM·FM ca ssette . a" cond1tlon1ng. Maroon in color (65434) 51599 •75 PINTO WAGC>fif Saulre option . A1r conditioning. roof rack. rallye wheefs. (13458). s24M OMl6A Salon. V-8. automatic. pawer steenng a brakes. air cond11ionmg. Grey in color (105191 533M '74 DODGE DAllT 4 door Automatic, AM/FM. power steering & brakes. Blue In color (37402) 521M '74 DATSUN 610 Coupe 4 speed. Burgundy in color (02162). 525M •79 ZEPHYR SQUtll WI.GOH V·8 automattc. stereo. luggage racit Red In color '.356VAO). 556M '77 MERCURY MOMAICH6MA 2 door Landau . V-8 automatic. pawer steering & brakes Dove grey In color (810AFB) S46" FANTASTIC RV's, V AMS, TRUCKS! '7 6 CHEVY '7 4 CHEVY ' 7 4 C H E V Y VAl4 C-20 v AN V-8. automatic. stereo tape. COtCYBSK>tf power steering. SEE ITI. V-8. automatic. stereo tape, (8320BR). power steenng • .& m~h more. (67424W) $., .. I ••• OM.V PILOT 11 XRT Fully equip AJl/f"M ta~. Xlftt coocl. Mutt aell UTOO, •fter 4P'll f7S.5l1S . '87 lfuat ..... Good bo- cly/lnt. f700/otfer N5-4JJ5 '68 XR1. Clualc body st,yle. PB/PS, .ut.o, A/C, leatb tau. 6'1~ 70~17 lit Cl 1.-tber lntr, n iint, wart top, AC, PS, B, 70 aenel, wlde ovals good on gas-runs xfnt. 1 owner. PP. 964·1148 Doctg. ff JS ~;~ ........... !~.~~ .. HBI MOWI 1971 CADILLAC SIVILLI Only 20,000 Of1glnal mllesl L.Old«t with all the extras! (141280). t t71 CA.M.UO t 21 A~AS Black with gold 1;1m Blaupunkl at•reo cassette with r800f'der & only 10.000 miles. lt71COUPI (DFAZIO). tztn 2128 HARBOR BLVD. lt6I MBCIDES IEMZ 250 Black beauty wltb all the COSTA MESA AM/FM radio. pow.er steering and air RJOlfl' extru. VI, alr '12 Colony Park Statton oondlltomng (892TVI) toad. pwr. ateenna. WllOD. 4 seater Loaded, 11---------------. ~ ... ca.vloylte>1>1& Good mecb'i cond . !ell tbu 11.000 miles I Prited f0t qulck .. le. 1976 SUI ttGL (S7M<Jf). Pv. ~. MZ-lf&t attspm. Fuel Injected. lees than 22.000 miles, 4 ai>ee<S. air oond1tlontng, aparts package. luggage ~. lf76COUPE Prq>. lS f0ttet 11le '78 mags and Blaupunkl stereo casaette. SJL'tf Mark V, 17K ml, nu cond. 107oSPS). • Loaded. AHume pay---------------~-. F.cooomy 6 cyl. engine mma.: m-9303 • wltb air co nd ., --------automaUc, pwr. steer -"14 Moaa.eeo St. W•aon .. in&. villYl top, etc. Try It; all power, Ult wnl, CIC. yo u ' l I 8 lJ Y IT, I I I Boot rack. '2200. 541·2022 <85C6PP>. tt11.-cuav COMMElL CHEVROLET COU.AIXl7 COUPI 1bla white on white beau- lt77 MONARCH G .. A Complete With stereo. landau lop a arr condluoning Only 18.000 original mites• (421RXP). 1974 IMW 2002 Loaded! Includes 4 speed, air conclltlQnlng & AM/FM stereo cassette. (373LPF). "'·'>\ll.11h1111 h •. \ ' ' ..... 1 \ ,, t .., \ ty ls all Mt to IO· Alrla.-------------- 541>-I 200 ....................... -""''-------eoad .• steno radio, Ult tt77 IMW l"'OI wheel. power ateeriQI • '71 ~r Super Bee nu, ••Ford LTD Wagon 2nd. bi oerf 383 m11PWD rut Owner $450 offer. S3il0/obo5M·73N W.7545 or 21B·.587·38Sl .s tir.u. al a reuooa· 4 speed trans . atr cond1!ion1ng .. stereo ble price. (LidGSSRZE) cassette. (238SPI) (Sert5UM1) Fwd 9940 _collect __ . ____ _ $Jttl 540-5130 lt71 IMW 630 CSI ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 LTD 4 dr, air, power, 1977 FORD Xlnl cood. S885 1011\~0\ ,\ ~0\ IAcludlng 4 speed trans.. stereo casselle. leather Interior. air conditioning & mag wheel a. (689T JEl. GllANADA COUPI 96Ml05 • LINU 1 ... -,,E di JHY Eco n omy 6 CY.I.. U.:. 9945 2626HARBOA8LVO. mrtoolaUc transmi.ss1on, ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA 1971 IMW 7331 vinyl r oof, air coo_d. 197711...,__. ... Power steerina. radio. """""~ r......... ori BBS wheels & fully eQu1pped 1nctud1ng sunroof and air oood. (505WOF). Dovegreywithmatchlng V8SMllS tB ~· I · owner. vinyl roof. (SerUS2756> ln UKE NEW condition 69m, A/C, xlot cood. -----------------(Lic~C> thruoutl (534SWT). Was $U85.5IHl82Z. 1975 VW ltAlllT $4695 SNJ5; "15 Mooattb, owned by Ul-4 door. 4 speed and AM I FM stereo. 540-5830 MOW $1444 tie o&d 1-dy, clean, lo (784MYA). ...,_ IUICI mi's, Best.offer. 631.0:U. 2115Harbor Blvd. t ...... ffH COSTA MESA •-•·-•-••••••-••••• 1975 COllVITTI T· TOP 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 97f.2100 ·••Aato. White extenor with black lnten0<. full PoW9f, alr cond .• stereo & mag wheeta (BEAMAN). COSTA MESA Mlrcay 9950 11.aorbestoC'fer. Pvt. Pty. ID-MR '6'GALAXIE4Dr, V8,atd •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• ___ __;....____ 1973 IMW 2002 tN trans, 0 •.u clean, runs ORANGE COUNTY'S 1966 Muatan~onv . ....... ColnJ>I. __._ l Sunroof. air oond1tlonmo & stereo casaette. good. $8. 545-3349 HIWIST wbee1a° ic'i!~' :io3i (337HOX> -,._. ......... 0 ... LINCOLN-MERCURY top n.......• t.... Sta•• -·-1----------------m 11 -...-~ ne.Jenbip la DOW OPEN . DCM. IU ....... _,. Silver, Uke new, only • • y R.ADllOE _fM0-8208 __ ._____ 1975 IMW SJCKa 1~ 668 actual miles RA Chamonix wtth blue 1ntenor air oond1t1onlng. '• . UNCOLN-MERCURY "18 Mustang 2+2 T/Top, (3796GT) Offer. l6-l8Aut.oCen~ Dr. low mi. fully loaded, 4 stereo & power steenng. (906MVGI CORT ~ SDF'wy-Lake Forest exit spd. Xlnt cond. $6000 Call IRVINE m~ or 7'10-1490 FOX 130.7ooo Deaperate, must sell· '73 6411 •661 .... Classlned Ads, your one-Grande. Great cond. Call ,,... stop shopping center. for more info. Wholesale tlOO ....._Mew tlOO ~~~Chris 831·7700, Mtos.Mew •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SAIL INTO THE NEW YEAR WITH SAIL CHEVROLET ----Buy or Lease----- 1978 Demo's and a few 1978 Models REDUCED TO CLEAR We Must Make Room for 1979 Models Arriving Daily A Large Inventory of OK Used Cars Corvettes -Camaro's -Pick Up Trucks and Vans -All Priced to Sell Now• Extended Warranties and Financing O.A .C. Also Available 1979 SUIARU IRAT New bnght red 1ump seats (026861}. ff77CAMARO SPOITCOUPE 1977 CHEVY VAN Brown color w1lh rallye s5525 wheels. auto rrans & atr cond ----------4 (930RGK) ,. ton with oower steermg & brakes extra seat & new pam11 (1081675) .. '4900 1977 OATSUH zaoz '5395 1977 CAPRICE 4 speed & arr conditioning • A red 4 cJoof with white top. !tit (622SAH). ..._ ________ .,. wheel pawer windows and air s7900 1974 CHEVY cond. (799RYK) MAUIUWAGOH 15195 197' LUY PICKU, Yellow 4 speed with AM radio & low miles! (1610661). '3325 1976YWIUG Metalllc gold with 4 speed tranamlssi<>n • ._._...,._.'I"-(215AIK). '3295 9 passenger W8gOO Wlth 8Jr cond. & roof rack. (383NJP) sz975 I 9151:AMA•O LT 2 tone red and white. Very clean! (444VZI). '4325 1976 CHEVY 1977 MONTI CARLO WIMDOW VAM Loaded' Incl udl ng tlr 8 f)assenger. ~ ton with atr cond1t1oning Silver Cofor cood (138PK0) (387TXB) 1'4450 '1 s5195 DROP 8Y AND SEE US TODAY --.uted •••••••••••••••••••••• ~!~! .......... !!~~ -:...-.· Clean. New fPMm W M ,Ml Machi as1, pit. plb. Wl·whl •• .,,rm ale r e o. ta pe d eck -.,bll otr 16e·l'17• --· • Muataq, clclr'a lttm 11200 . 147..0446 W Cbnv 8 cyl auto, PI , ~top, Btt t ottr OaU~l~ no !NII 11 15 Ohla v.a. nto, A/C, P /8 , P/R, TM411.-i•v•. oea...... ttll ....................... "H Qatlua. Xtra Id rood 11500. Daya at her. •imo. ev• MO-Glll lt710LOS VISTA ClutSB WAeoM Me d i um laa, wit h ~tchl.u l.Dterior. F\&11 power, tilt wbtel, ends contro l, roof rack , AM/~ ft.-.o recllo, al eond. SMlr'P • ready t ~o. CSerlRTR 1'18) (Uc:JS*iFV> Sitt I 540-5e30 2121 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA •e 442 Runs gd, nda elct'l writ. Ca ll 7pm Don , IG-1128. .... tt57 ....................... "12 Pinto Runabout. auto, RIH. c&ean, sharp. $1300. IG-RM.~O. 1m SqWre Wason v~ . •• map, rack. AM/F M cauette. S2300. 536-1586 "72 Pinto St. Wagon. Lug. gage rack, air , a uto , clean. $11.50. Ph 751-1959 "72 Runabout, Good Cond , BE.91' OFFER. 673-7328. 675-9513 '72 Pinto. seoo or best of· fer. Good trans. car. 5/S1.san ........ ....................... ·e ~ry Ill wagon. Gd Sh ape . Runs . n ee d s brakes, $1.50. 64.2·2344. '71 Plymouth S uburban St. Wagon. Full pwr, A/C, $1005. S.·1591 '71 a cyl, P/S, radio, alrl 80,000 m l. O rl g ina Owne r . Good cond. •HlO ,...._ 9965 ....................... POMTIACS 1977UMAHS $3999 OOUPE. VB, a utomauc. air oood., pwr. steering It 8 track stereo. Ready to go!!! (442RKQ>. 1976UMANS $3499 OOUPE. VS. automatic, a1r cood.. pwr. steering & vinyl top. A front line car!!! (176NIK). CONNELL CHEVROLET ·~ 11.u I• •r I\ I' ol •1i:..l\\I~~' ~46-1 200 1976 POHTIAC FtRBIRD AutomaUc, air cond. , till wheel. pwr. windows only 28 .173 m Iles! (&'56RER>. PIUCB>TOSEU ~ Mazda/RetMIUlt 2l:i0Harbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 8IJ Pontiac Ca talina. runs =-839-8387 OUR CH WE HAVE e_. SEVERAL ,.o~ t1ft " AND ~r ... WANT TO MOVE 'EM FAST! OV-ER 75 HEW 1978/ 1979 TRUCKS OH OUR LOT. PICK-UPS/COURIERS, VANS AND VAN CONVERSIONS PRICED TO MOVE! DUNTON FORD NOW HAS MEW MANAGEMENT, A MEW MAME, AND NEW WAYS TO SAVE' YOU BIG MONEY . ON -YOUR NEXT FORD CAR OR TRUCK! IN 1979-SADDLEBACK FO• IS OUT TO BREAK IHE SALES BARRIERI OYER 20 NEW '78 FIESTAS AT SUPER LOW CLEARANCE PRICES!!. WE'VE GOT THE NEW '79 . FORDS AT OUR GREAT SADDLEBACK FORD INTRODUCTORY PRICES!!! '76 T A 4-spd, ne w blk lacq .• loaded, cstm wbJs . '72 PINTO '7 4 PLYMOUTH '77 Pl~O '75 ELITE Rick. P.P. 955-2478 AutomatlC. transmtss1on. radio ..000. 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' .. ... • 1 ~ nlgtal.food extract: for Ill eldft ·-••• dneloped bJ =·· cloclOn ••• GOl8 on In nllftatee ••• w .-f..t -'°"' ftQe · growa younger-looklrwg all night long. ... .,.~ ..... ~ .. . .. :l£FORE ANOTffER NIGHT PASSES-READ THtSf (8fte. France): At a dramatic news conference recently hied for leading magazine and beauty editors and reported bf Aaaoclat9d Presa. a leading European specl•li•t re- :iMIJl•d thll •clence haa not only discovered a Wll'J to re-llP9 youthful beauty to aging 11dn ..• but .ctually K!EP :V0U YOUNGER-LOOKING FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE! TM aecret Is an Incredible l)atural "anti-Hg" (Ktor dla- co'8fed by European doctora that h• ~ ... ted by leadtng medical speclallsta and 1hown to "°' merety hetp pklmp out collapsed skin tJuuea -make Hnes. crow's feet, and pouchy dry"9kln wrinkles appear to veniah ftom · slgbt In tust a matter of daye ... but .ctulf1y f:IMt YOUR SIQN WHILE YOU SLEEP and help counter-act the mafor c;,Ule of aging appearance STARTING THE VERY FIRST NJPHTI • A DOCTOR EXPLAINS HOW AMA.ZING "ANTI.SAG" EXTRACT MAKES. YOUR FACE GROW YOUNGER LOOKING WHILE YOU SLEEPt You aee, unlike ordinary cosmetics tt)*t merely coat and maak comp•ion probfems •.. this Europe., youth treat- """' penetr8tft the surface layers of your akin while you • eleep -while th• muecles and glanda of your face are moat relaxed. lmmedlatety ~ ON CONTACT -this na· ,.,,.. .. .,.._Nit. extract •tart• to penetrate and promote ffOm beneath the surface of your comple•lon the appear- 8ftce of f1'91h. young-tooklng tissues. In mere hours It aterts to ell8ftd and gently firm out those hollows and crtnklea thlt fMlk your natural beauty In a vell of age. v,., at911 to plump out collapsed and shrunken akin t111ue1 .•. draw ... tlQhten and. firm facla1 tissues . . . so that aft'9' juat a few evenings of this ''all-whlle.you- sleep". treatfT\8nt. you start to firm away lines, crow's feet, and CNP91'apef akin . . . make your complexion took younger, firmer. 9'"oothert Vet, )uet a • prof•afonal SA'-()N FACIAL firms your ~xlon -overcomee the "'°9t heart-wrenching ef· fectl of ug ... r.captures years of youthful beauty ..• IO thl1 ALL-NIGHT FACIAL F1RM4.JP frees your appear· ef'iCI from the moet dreaded ravag• of time . . . only with .... one wl8I difference! Unm. a ON&· TIME SALON FACIAL. that loses Its ef- f9otlvenell after a few if aya ... this clinlcally tested All· NiGHT EVERY-NIGHT FACIAL FIRM-UP works deep from wfftlln -meaning. lta wondrous ''youth-appearing" bene- ffts continue to wprt< from treatment to freatment. So ln- 1tud of your face growing older-looking each night -IT AOTUALL Y GROWS FRESHER ANO YOUNGER LOOKfNGf 3 Meaning: You llt.,.q, awaun loolclng • to 15 years younger ...... tD doctor'• nighttime wonder·treatmen'91 And keep on looking younger for the rest of ,our llfel · I' .. AN' HeRe's ANO"T"HSR HLJNPReP euCKS ~OR YOUR WINNING KBNO TICKeT, PeAR1e ·' A BRAND NEW YEAR! YEP~ PROBABLY STILl. HAS iH7 ~RRANTY oN IT. 0".?Qr?R •.. HOW CAtJ M6 ?1"A/JD 11" Ol)'T 'f~6R6 Ot..I A NlbHT llt<E 'fHI? ? Y'6SSIR , IF YOU'R6 c;i.ONNA 66 ll,..I,.., THeRe. ARe WORSE! PL..ACSS TO PO 1-r ... . . I iHERf?s PLENTY Y~!iHERE's BflTf.R Wc/>.Fe A RED CARNATloN SO Wf. 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Currently, this disaster payment program Is In the process of being revised to make It more responsive to the needs of our farmers. FOR MEREDITH BAXTER BIRNEY. star of ABC· TV's Family R'8ht now, y0tt'r• wortdng more than your huaband (Davtd Birney). Anv conflict? -P.E., Salina, Kan. • Of course not. We're Just pleased that there Is eomeo ne around who Is wo~lngl Seriously, It has never reached the point of competition. We don't count roles -that David hat had more than I or vice versa There are enough things to deal with In marriage wHhout getting Involved with silly things like rivalry. FOR WAYNE ROGERS, star of Once in Porll I hur a lot about your ln"8tment eucceMn, but what •bout your Rope? Have you had any and. If ao, what dad you lam? -P.S., Canton. Ohio • I've had two disasters -both 15 years ago. One was In a flut·food bu1lne59; the second was an oll venture I lost around $40,000 through thote mases but managed to recover a lot of It. I learned never to take advice, or give It - just trust my Instinct that no matter how good the deal Is, It will rum sour If you're In II with bad people. FOR EDITH HEAD, designer Are today'• uop of at.are any different from thoee ol 20 ~ ago In tenne of clothl .. ? -He len Tapia. Alhambra, Callf. • Today's actors and actrestes, unfortunately, are more concerned with what they Ilk•. rather than what Is ap· propnate for the rokl they are playing. Then th• stars wer. easter to pleaM becauw their point of view about wardrobe was much more profcUlonal. They would war anything that woulcl help portray the characters they W«rC playing. FOR THE .. ASK" EDITOR PleaM teU me about Pra&dent Carta'e nephew. who la In prbon. Doa he hear from or Witte to any mcmbere of hie famlly? -Chula Talbot. San Rafael, Calif. • William Carter Spann Is at present In the California State Medical Prison In Vacaville, serving a lO·year·lo·llfe Mnlenee for robbing a bar In San Fran· clsco of $300. Willie told FW: "I hear from my grandmother about five or six times a year. No other members ol my family write me, although I've written them several times. I'm sure my grand· Onlv a few letters from home. mother would write more often. but she has an extremely busy schedule." He has a tentative parole date of Dec:. 24. 1979 By then, Wlllle wtll have served three years and 10 months. He adds: "Because of my relationship to the President. oil of my sentence will be served In a maximum· security lock·up unit -the hole " FOR HUGH DOWNS. host of PBS·TV's Over Easy Slnce _.,.., •how a. fo. matllre lo• and you're ..-utns older, too. how do you feeJ about old age and death? -L .O .• Albany, N.Y. • To give you one example, I get furious when people say "died of old age.'.' To say someone died of old age Is as ridlcu~s as stating that someone was born because he was very young. We all die because we have lived out our al!Qt· led time span. And remember, whenever an aduh dies, It's a triumph agBlnst the lnfant·mortallty rate. FOR MARGAUX HEMINGWAY, model·actress le It true you ..,... ft1Y Mlf·conacloue around boy. when you were yocane? -S .N .. e.tllngton, Vt. • Yes. In fact, I had very few boyfriends. I don't know what the reason was. True I was shv, but many shy girls have beaux Seemed to me I didn't behave any differently from other girls. Perhaps I wu too tall and I was overpowering. And It couJd be that I wu moN comfortable with older men (my dad and his pals), and the boys sensed that. FOR PATTY BERG, pro golfer What wu the b ..... t eurprlM In your career? -E.P., Dothan. Ala. • The one at the Richmond (Caltf.) Country Club In 1952. I ovenlept (that's not unutual for me). forgot my goK ahlrt and had to get a new one In the pro shop. This made me 10 late I never even got to hit a pracdce shot. Anyway, I shot 64. I had nines of 30 and 34 In the flnt;ound and went on to win th• toumament. 1lw 64 at that tfrne "wafa world rec.ord for WOf'Mn, and It came on a par 72 COUl'M. PRO Marlo Merola. Bronx, NV., Dlltl1ct Anomey PRO Ano con CON a..-8 . PoWar, attom41V·ln-cherge of !ti. Criminal o.f•n11 OIYWon of the NV. l.Agll Aid Sodlty Ya. Certain older JuvenQes, eome be· Ing repeat offendm, are terroridng our clti1Atn1 with ac:ts like rape and murder, Clurty, the conduct In quct- tlon could nc\/Cf be ptfCetved .. merely <klt,,quent. Juwnlla arc com· mltttng adulc alma. Thtnrfore. tuch conduct It beyond the cap11Clty of ~ family court to control. In the fONm of the crtmtnal courts. the juvenile may be trueed In a men· ncr c~nt wtth the gravity ol his cr1me. TM letttudc cxlltl to lmpoee upon the guilty an appropnate .. n .. nc.. 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'W'. l2 lftt.-. a.,_ ae--. FTC,_.. MAY 78 ..... -.... --__ ._.. ¥OZ$• -JC NEW ROLES FOR SEASONED STARS: LILY AND JOHN KISS AND TELL lg laob.I Slld.n l lly T omlln has temporarily cloteted Ernestine, the telephone operator; Edith Ann, the rotten little kid; Bobbie Jeannine al her f>lano bar and all her other comedic characters. She made them famous on Lough In, and they returned the favor. A new persona Is coming to the fore, due to Moment by Moment, the movie In which Detroit-born lily costars with filmdom's current sex symbol, John Travolta. Hollywoodltes expect he will repeat the successes of his two previous movies, Saturday Night Feuer and Greq1e, while continuing to make spasmodic ap- pearances as Vinnie Barbarino In Welcome Bock, Kotter. With some modifications, Travolta Is playing himself In the new movie. But It seems a most unllkely role for Li· ly: a 40-lsh (she's younger), very rich (she Isn't yet). bored housewife (she'd never be either) In love with a street-smart kid almost 20 years younger. Swprlslngly, It works. 'They," mean· Ing people who make up slogans design· ed to entice moviegoers Into theaters, managed to say' I( all with the slogan for this film : "The only thing they have 1.n common Is each other." In the movie, It's true. In actuality, Tomlin and Travolta do have something In common: "We've always thought we look like each other," she says. Lily Is set· tied In overplump cushion& on a couch In her office-bungalow at Universal Studios. 1""'-1 S#l<Mn II a Loe Allgtlc•·bo.ed wrl~r spedolldng In enwrtolnmcnt pen.onolf'tJa Stars Lily and John play star-crossed Trish and Strip In a modem loue story. This will be headquarters for her during the months required to prepare and star In The lnaedlble Shrinking Woman, which starts filming In February. One of the genuinely "private persons" of show buslne•. she submits to the publldty rntervlew routine becauie she knows It's obligatory. "I get self-con9cious after all these years of tatting about myself." She Is · direct and, contradlctorlly, vague. She tries to answer questions honestly, and she gives careful thought to her answen. There are long paUMS of silence while she fonnulates thoughts. Her slim, makeup-free face Is protected by cupped hands. She Is Inwardly deep. The statement which follows Is very Rt vealing. "Being Interviewed Is like therapy. You say something to one person, something more on the same topic to the next Inter· viewer. It's Interesting how many things come out." Obviously lily has been In psychotherapy, and she Is still an In· secure woman. She Is more than mlldly surprtsed to be Informed that some few minutes of footage from Mom~nt by Mo· menl Indicates the movie will be very good, very successful. "Do you really think so?" she asks more than once. She needs ever-In· creasing he~lngs of reassurance. She also cxpraMS surprise when told she Is at the crat of suc:cess. "Oh: I hope so," she 1ays IOftly. "I prayed I'd seU out the four weeks on Broadway last year." "Sell out" II an understatement. Llly praenttd a one-woman show, Appear· Ing Nightly, which sold out In New York onctJp Los A19la. Sbie praented two strenuous and demanding shows ach weebnd night to accommodate the de• mand for tickets. "I've always been skeptical of Pf<?· mlla, and I never put too much expecta· tlon on 1Ucx:ae. I dldn 't haw long-range goals • a you"91ter. We didn't haw ttlOM In our ~. and I didn't haw ..,,.. enough to worry about •t was ~ to happen lo me." UIY'• pll'Cf\a moved &om Paduc:atr, Ky., to Detroit, w~ her father WC>fked ln a factory . He ii now dead. Her mocher WOfked as a nurtei aide and now has Mtlr9d ~1'Wl\.tmed' to Peducah, wt.. ..... ~ '1'hlN tr. bell\ PUWW. .-UIOn," LI& goee on '1t'1 been °'91fllc and mov· 1n9 along. I WOtlld Ille. to tllWI a long career as a performer and an artist." This Is the fuU extent to whlch she will open up about herself. By contrast, however, she Is wonderluUy verbal about the characters she has created and how they came about. "Now, the Bag Woman came when I lived on the lower East Side of New York In the '60s. She made pot holden, and every day she'd visit everyone on the street. She'd go Into a doorway and shout. "How AH ya today?"' lily Is on her feet, unbelievably slim· waisted In a maroon-and-white-striped silk shirt, fuU slacks, beltlng out her "How AH ya today?" In the thickest Imaginable New Yori< accent. Then she giggles. "I aca.red Tess," she gestures towards her two-year-old Norwich terrier. The small dog had been sleeping at the end of the couch. At the sound of her mistress' raucous shout, Tess had gone Into hiding under the coffee table. "Some of the characters are dlfflcuh to develop," Lily continues. ''When Sister Boogie Woman came along, I was wori<· Ing on the Bag Woman at the same lime. I couldn't quite get them because they both had similar energies." Lily's characte1"5 are compilations of people she has met or observed. Some are retired from her repertory for various reasons. "Some go o n to become someone else," she explains. "Some I get tired of -they oudlve their ti.me or real allure. Some I do less and less. Ernestine Isn't retired, but I did only 50 seconds of her In the show. Edith Ann gets less acceptable for me to do. I always said I didn't want to be an old woman doing a ftve-year-old. "I want to redo the show, but I hate to repeat. I loved being on Broadway, but I wouldn't do the same show. I wori< free astaciattvely ... The show was written by lily and her IWOdate, Jane Wagner, who also WrH..r Woper and petfo,,,,.r Tomlln: the hlgh·po&Hred. hit· making tam do It again. ... • Chunks. 11100. Ken-L Ration 's tender chewy ,. 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Explaining how she and Travolta got together fOI' this film, Uly Nealis. ~1 was doing the show In New Yorlt and .Tohn came to a Sunday matinee. He came backstage and said, 'Lei's do a movie together.' We've been friends ever since Kotter. "He and Kevin McCormick, the ex- ecutive producer. talked to Robert Stlgwood about 11 . John had one more picture to do for him under his contract. We aD met, and Stlgwood told Jane to think of an Idea. "It was a normal development -I am 15 yeal'$ older than John. and there has been aU this publicity about older women and younger men. ll's happening all the time. Jane Is good at spotting !rends. Because there are leu taboos now than there used to be, It's hard to find anything romantfc thae days, ~rd to ftnd conflict There must be tome s«ruggte." Lily Is not generally deacrlbed as beauttful. but the chemistry between her ~nd Travolta, plus ttill good lighting and photography In the film. haw aft combin- ed to ~ her luminously oqu~ In some tunes In th• plot ol Moment by Momeni, Trish Is a fuhlonablc rich woman who meets a 1trtet kid narMd S trip. They're both on the .Nn. Netth4rr wa.nts to remember yestcrd-v or face tornonow - hencic ttw title. The fl1m -.thot on loce· • ..._ tk>n 1n soutt.n C.Womia; ..,ty ecanea I• 'Alllll.'I' WHKl'I', ~__, r, .,. Trpuoltol succuses acceler~: from Fever to Grease (with Ollvlo Newton· John, left) and now a film with LJly. were filmed In Beverly Hiiis where the two meet, others take ploce In Malibu and the house lo which Trish lives -a real house, not a built set. rented from the owners for the movie. Do they stay together? LUy Is enigmatic about the ending, saying, "for awhile they're together." Asked how she would react to such a situation In real life, there Is no hesitancy In Tomlin's reply. "I cannot envision a sltuatk>n Uke that. f am Liiy, I'm an entertainer. I couldn't visualize being In a conflict over a sltua- Uon like that. Trish is an uppe.r-mkldle- class woman. She's very 90dal and has a son (never seen In the moV\e) two years younger than Sntp. "You know, Ifs hard for me to realize I'm not stiU 20. Women are not prized as romantic flgura after 20. I have a friend In New York who once had a relalk>nship with a younger man. Several of us had a very ~ talc about It once. As the eldest. she told us she was not acceptable as a romantic figure. Culturally, It Is not reality. Our oppot1unllies should not be diminished." So whlle Liiy enjoyed creating the character ol Trish. she does not, cannot. relate to her In reality. She loved working wtth John, without rearvatlon. "He's so darling, so appealing, IO very giving. Some days I'd say, 'He's too good to be true.· He It sweet. gentle. He has In- nocence. and what's the opposite ol that? Oh yes, sophistication. The ftnt thing you notice Is how Mnsltlve and sexy he Is, but then thuc Is more: ma1CUlinlty, feminini- ty, refinement and crudity. It's an there. he's everything. It's Incredible! He Is always surprising because his personal and acting choices are so unique. They are lllOl'e Mnsltlve than one would ex- pect. The depth and understanding or his feellngs arc rare In anyone. moch lal someone his age. "And he docs my characters better than I do." she laughs. "He'd do them, and I'd !OM my center. He docs a Bag Per.on, too, whom he c;aJ1s Larry. We do my act together. John would rather do comedy, I think. But I know he tlka the actor's pleuuna and )oy In enl!lrtalnlng He It wry ll*ial. And we wtll do an- oth• movte together," she add., not as an~t. Travolta b«:arM natlonaly known via th• W•leomc Bock Koaier Mrla and has In baience bHn pleytng an ltxtantk>n of that role ever alncc. But he Mya. "fm not afrWd of ~. I tlMr\k my char~ adlrt In Nqinwnl by ttlomcnt hll mON In~ . t ~ l J tegrtty and goodness than any I've played to date." And he wCll play another In hb next fllm. Amencm Gigolo. Now he ~ about Scr1>: "He has mon character end goodness than anyone I've played be- fore . He has the sensitivity that Tony In Soturdoy Night Feuer could show only In his mos1 wlnerable moments. "I think It's about lfme that men can be senst!Nc and feehng. ff I feel that way In my own llfe. why can't I s*y the same character In a movie? I've sevi Str1p'5 charactcrtstk:s In a lot of peop&e. It's )ust that not too much attention has been paid to them." More lhan enough attenllon has been paid 10 Travolta's own sensitivity, to the extent of saying he sits In his mother's lap even today when he returns to Engle- wood, N.J., for a visit Sd!J, he believes his charocter could tum to be a new kind of follc hero because he Is different. "Tony Manero In Saturday Night Fever was somettmes sensitive and vulnerable. Strip has none of Tony's defense mech- anisms. He has real purity all the dme. I don't think this type of character has been explored before. I think the character ls more innocent than I was, although I was also looking for the romantic ideal, and I could be crushed very easily, too. Emo- tk>naDy, rm similar to Strip. I am that per- son In some ways. even though the exter- nal of our lives are very different " He feek that the character's vulnerabUi- ty forced him to do things and lo exp:ore things In him.self that he probably would not have done otherwise "That's why I am an actor, not just 10 do the same role all the time. Maybe I can have a positive effect on people. I seem to be some sort o( hero to a whole gen- eration, and If I can have that influence on people, I want h to be a good one. Maybe kids will trust their feelings and believe that Ideals and dreams are worth having. f( they can get that from me and the characters I play, It would make me very happy." Each Is now off on new pro)ects -he In American Gigolo and Lily In The In· credlbk Shrtnldng Woman With Jane Wagner. who Is producing from her own screenplay, and Jon Landis (of National Lampoon's Animal House) who 1$ direc- ting, Liiy Is also experimenting with miniaturization. Even now, her office Is filled with cartons ol children's toys. And so, for the lime being, Tomnn and T ravolta will not be the next Gable-and- Lombard acting team of lovers. But they wlll ~m In another movie In the foresee.able future. They promise •• ......-'_,,,.,............ 404 Sa~ .... ft.. CncloNd•rt l "T .. ~ _ -f 0 Two 11111er ae11a 110111 1111 8-01 "•sulf OtulleluttO "''or IG-or on :=J-<-~--. •'--) "uc.16 •t11111r "'4 1ny co111bln1hon of the lwo - ---,.. --r Or please wno me of • IMfOftt ~. I O \ttorld Muehl ror etth 11111t, 1·111 encloa1nc St 50 and ont 1111111 a-.a-or~. &etl 110111 eny 11u (11ctpl ~ Ille) 111 ol NHc•ft• Rqular or ._,,..... 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The essay wos wrltlen bv 12-yeor-old Jimmy Walton o:s on Qltlgnment Jot his sbcth-grode Language Arts cloa. Two days after writing this a.av. Jlmm.11. the only chlld of Lestv and Linda Walton, succumbed to a congmllol ill-ness. "Although he was sick most of hll Uje and tHnt lo the hospltol on« or twice a wulr, Jimmy olw~ 1.1101Ud rweally hard oJ everything. fvcrv time you looked, he'd~ t»rltlng hit Mort out, "Miid one of hla teachers at the Mor· tin Luther King Jr. Elementary School In Securl41, Colo. Jimmy'• touching es.av about hit love for hll famll.11 was the Iott thing he wrote. The Woltons reod FamUy Wultly In the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph. I llke my family bec.aute we do a -lot of things together and my mom and dad will explain stuff that J don't und~·d. Mom tries lo take care of Dad and me -like Fam Uy Wuklv $ thlrd·plau winner Is 22-year-old Lynn Honnah Adonu. &fore mouing to Hawaii, the Adams read Family Weekly In the Norwich Bulletin. P rlor to 1965 we were a typical family. My parents were In their early thirties and they had three daughters ages four to nine who were quite a handful. But In December that year Mom had another baby. Jim- my Michael was the son my parents had always wanted .... with one e.xceptlon -he has Down's syndrome. The pediatrician who saw my brother just after birth told my parents that Jimmy would alweys be a ~to they should lnstltutionalbe him. Nevathe'6s, my perents brought Jimmy home and taught us to treat him llke any other baby Even still, we cried -ahhough we couldn't tell you why. We didn't know any retarded people 50 we had no Idea what to ft· Peet. We merely knew "retarded" wasn't right. Todoy aD flw of us know more about retardation. MOit Importantly, we know that what we thought was a tragedy In 1965 was no such thing. My brother's happy personab- ty and carefree exlsten« have brought wonhwhUe changn Into our livft. He's a t...ndful, like us girls, to be sure, but a vegetable he Is not. He 15 a conlli>uttng member of our family. He does houMhold cho.a and gives us the gift of happiness. A~ much more~ !Mn iM ability to read a book or do meth. Also, through Jimbo we have met many other speda) peop~ who have aught us that to achieve to your greotut polentJol and be happy Is more Important than having great poflenttol. fOf the:M rc.MC>ns I don't feel our famlty would be as happy or loving today d God hadn't given us that beautiful lltt'8 vegetable thirteen yean ago. And oU of us try to thank Him f<x J(mmy •nd hll love evety day. When we call.d 32·veor-old Janet M. Robtori o/ lanl· lttg, Mich. k> tell,,., thaJ the &AIOI our jourth..loc. wl11Mr, tH un<krs«>od JOtM of IN pn>blernt •~ lolb obot.lt In Mr e..ay -In the boclcground we C04.1RI '*1r eotne of htt four children KNamln9. 'This Is re~ the wont Cl,,_. of the d<Jv, oJI tlw kldt 0'9 woltl119 few dinner," opolopd Jan«I, iohoN huMlond. Dougloa, J, an o#omey. Jon«J was doubly dd9hted lo ~ a Fomflv W-.kl}I wlnrwr; although hlr handl arc/ul ldh uo-,,.or·old twin.I Dant«t and Erllto, /our·Y"'·old Adam ond #Nn·year·c*I Mat· th•w. Janet 1ay. she'd lit• to get "'41Wd a1 a /ru·lorw:c writer. "I ~ rhfl fl a good way lo gel fl(>lnQ," the U • claimed. The Robeofv read Family WeckJY fn IM tar.1109 Joul'MI. m y two-year-old doelnl Nem per&ulerty en. ct.ntiog when rm on the "°°' pk:klng hit .Mio out_ ol the IMg ~ Nor • ~ twtn ...,. the apple ol she makes sure that J have a good lunch every day. She says to bring home homeworl< and she wlh help me with It. My family does a lot of things together. Dad takes us out for supper sometimes and we go out to the zoo. When he has a day off, he wU1 go to the doctor's office with my mom and me. We stt and watch televlsJon together and sit by the fire. We can easily settle arguments fast . We get along pretty wd. My ~ kOOW$ that I have something wrong with me but he and Mom don't care. He thinks ol me )ust as lf I was any other regular kid . He e.xpKts me to do some stuff that any normal kid would do -bke take out the gar- bage, help cut the grass, and get the mall. I also help my mom wtth the dishes and the house. We try to take care of each other. Mom and I don't ewn Daddy's eye when she hurts ha caul aaoa the cable because It has slk:ed bananaa on It ln!Cud ol bluebetna. And It's dlfficult to be aympathetlc with my foor-ye.-old's aculle dlsappolntment at no« finding any dlnoMur bonei at the bottom of the 15-lnch hole he's )lit dug when my vegetable wedllnga had been strugglng valiantly In that vcry spot only an hour before. And I must serioulJy quatk>n my suocess as a mother when my sbc· yeai-old lnslsts the only thing he Wllnts for his birthday Is a buJet-prool \/tilt. At I sort out the events of each day. from the mundane to the btzarre, I ask mysd for the thouundth time what a nu girl lllw D'MI II doing at home cvety day coping with the spilled rniJ(, the 5-ime Street muns. the )llst-bef°". dlnnsr <:rabbles. Couldn't anyone do for theM chUdrtn whet I've done for them today? Ya. they Pf'oblbly could. But no one eh« would do It just becau.te they Bit.I them. My jOt> Is to aaunr my chlldr.n that no matt~ how often they ieave crayons In thc\r pockets or wipe their no.a on the dlshtOWtl. they arc t6ll ~ deatly by the ptiNnts. When my hutbend and I egrMd that It wu lmpo.1ant for me to be a fuD-nme matMr now. I con~ the altlltrnattva. That arwn't many oCh«r dlOQa that would leave my martl on the world generadona ftom now. The grui._t gift I can leave to my gn1ndchllchcn II to show ~ chlldr.n how much I like them to that they wlill Bkc themMlva. a.,, W<OfKl·plot¥ wlr!Mr, '6-vc,,-old KtWn t•w. hot hod eonw ~fitnc. ot iumlng a ph"* -the I a /rM- lo~ wrl..,. KONn, who It dJUOf«'.d, -oa with Mr lhra -~ chlldrwn In Anc~. AWo. n,. ww NOd fornfy Wukl),l In the Anchorogit llma. 0 ur family la .u:ppoted to be Mdladvan~". we.,.. • "'broken home." I.eking the~ oomp6ti1 ... 1t ol ful-nme pert"nta; oun It• radlly,,... ~:we.,. IUl'\/Mng ~ .tloYc the powl'ty lhe f1Mncie'1; we doft'l mind that Dad woriu late a lot of the time. Mom wants to go lo work but Dad doesn't want her to go to work yet, so she doesn't mind. She doesn't mind picking me up ftom school and taking me to school. too. They don't mind helplng me collect cans. Mom takes me when I get a lot of cans and we trade them In for money. We split the money. 1 wrap Dad's pennies for him and Mom takes them to the bank for him. I like to make Iced tea fOf Dad and Kool-Aid for Mom bccau$e she doesn't like Iced tea Dad and I share the tea while Mom drinks her Kool-Aid. I wt the table for Mom while she cooks. Mom and I wash and wax and put gas ln the car for D.xf. We cur the grass and water It for him. too. Dad does a lot of stuff for us, too. He fixes a lot of things for us. · This Is why I IJte my famJJy. have ac:cepted middle-class amenll>e:S such as a television or dishwasher. II we are disadvantaged, then the prevalllng attitude of having a great many advantages (not counting the dishwasher!) Is wtiat I like best about ow family We're in this together and we're doing o .k., to use current hap plness )argon. Note that I say "our" rather than "my" famlJy, even though I am the parent. ft isn't "mine" anymc>fe than what w. have belongs lo 16-year-old Kent, 15-year-old Danb or 13-year-old Mark. Wlth thrH teenagers and one over-30 aduh, we're not e~etied to be able to communate. But we do , . ,. sq~h "as the crazy four-way conversatton we had recently on everything from~ holes and antt-matter to homosex- uality and rebgk>n . We talk about drug\, sex, honesty. cheating, cooperation. anger, college plans, dlslUu· sk>nments, excitements and more We play games, too, lllle Scntbble. Monopoly, canasta and chaa. We share books , pasislng them around and en- joytng together our ~ gluttony at the library Our noc havtng a telev\slon Is a mutuaDy-re)olced-upon advan· Cage. I wortt fud-ttme and the chlJdren have hquentJy con- t:rbated directly and, moft frequently, gjven the llme, energy and coopen11tlon necessaty for me to be a fuU-tlme Jill.of-all-trades. Another advantage we baw Is mutual reaped, mostly lntangtbAe, such at allowing private space, whether physlca) or psychic. and accepting feelings and attituda, however different from our own. We aren't perled, but a grul advant.llge Is that that's o.k .• too! Without appearing too Pollyannalsh, I'd SfY the four of u1 rqlly haw .omethlng together .. out faR\lly. Our /!Jdi·ploce wlnna, 26-veor·old Rhonda Wasdtn, who rum o 1moll ·~ In Mr hometown, ON.,.,, Go (pop. 500). 1ay1 ,,._ waa INJ>lred k> entier the~ con· lnl ''ro QpNll dWt locJC I hou. for my }omlly. "But Rhon- da .ava !hot tlw dldn 't .how h«r wfnnlng •Hort to Mr porcnta, Joclr. ond Loui., be/ale Nndtng It olf. "I guu. !GU <OUJd -.. I'm a dotn wrl.elr." Rhonda WV' TM WOldlnl NOd Famlfv Wnkly In die Souannoh Newt. 0 ur house 90il on ..a. every tprlng. It'• taken oft the market by faD. Wh4rn you h.w '° lpMg dun It or hMt It, tt looks Ille• a bus ~. When you have to !.ave II, h looks 19ie ttw Taj Mah.I My lathe'• namti II Jack. So we cal our·houM the "H~ n... Jack Bulk. .. In truth, It It the hou• lhlit love built I Ike my feml)y '°' butdln9 my home with thc toe* ,,._YWUllCL.'t,~l.""' e .. 1 "' -. ' eou1aY.ou love a man~ this? Jaine did not believe it was poaible. Pedro de Ros 1.anlo, Lord d a million acresof Brazil,arrogant,dOminating... . 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Gf baon jects (brunets} were more spon- taneous and novel in their crea- tions; while lighter-eyed sub- jects (blonds) were more deli- berate and self-paced In their creative productions.'' And other studies have shown that dark-eyed people perform rela· lively better at reactive tasks In· volving quick responses to out· side stimuli. Sociology and Anthropology, which Investigated the likes and dislikes of over one thousand men and women students for eye color, hair color and com- plexion of the opposite sex. Findings: .males Indicated a preference for lighter (blonde) female coloration. Female pre- ference, however, was in the opposite direction, the ladies In- dicating a partiality for darker or brunet male coloration. The In- vestigators conclude that "It would appear that the popular idea that males prefer fair fe· males and females prefer dark males has some basis In actual attitudes of college students ... " As to why this sex difference ln coloration preference should exist, some Interesting posslblll· ties are suggested by the re· searchers: up until very recent· ly, they point out, women's clothe$ have had a .greater re· presentation of lighter colors than have men's. In formal wedding ceremonies, females were expected to wear white, while men wore blacl<. It ap- pea.rs that there may be an asso- ciation between female and "purity" and between "purity" HAIR COLOR AND PERSONALITY TRUE OR FALSE? 1. Blonds and brunets have dif- ferent personality tencfendes. 2. Blonds ate more fickle than brunets. 3. When a blond turns an ankle, sprains a wrist or breaks a leg It doesn't hurt as much as It would a brunet. t . Brunets are easier to gel to know than blonds In the earlier stages of a relationship. 5. Blonds and brunets differ in how they express themselves creatively. 6. Gentlemen really prefer blondes. ANSWERS 1. True. In evaluating the re- sults of IE!edlng studies relating lo the behavioral characteiistics of llght-eyed blonds and the darker-eyed brunets. psycholo- gist Allan Markle cites findings that indicate Interesting dif- ferences In various areas of behavior. Brunets were gener- ally found to have quicker re- flexes, and they tended to be more easily aroused emptional- ly -In areas ranging from anger to affection. The findings further suggest that the light- eyed blond types are more prone to keeping their feelings under wraps, to let their heads counsel their hearts In such emotional considerations as love and romance. 2. True. An Emory University study showed unexpected dif- ferences between blonds and brunets. The fonner were found to be more fickle In their at- titudes. more changeable In their feelings toward others. 3. True. University of Chicago studies show that pel'$0ns with blond complexions and pig· mentation respond differently to external stimuli than the darker-complexlone4, brunets. And r~sea,r:hets at Australia's University of Melbourne, Wfere pain reactlons of over 400 men and women subjects were cllnl· cally evaluated, found that the pain thresholds of brunets dif- fered slgnlflcantly from blonds, with the former having a s1rong- er reaction and greater sensitiv- ity to pain stimuli . t . True. In a study conducted by a team of Investigators fTom tht University of Tennessee, a general difference between blond and brunet penons was that brunets were "more re· sponslve Interpersonally." That la to aay. they revealed more about dwrnte~•. ~· -,.ter ' 'AMILY WPJtl.Y, _,_., 1, "11 • l to talk to and were less inhibited about disclosing things about -.their periorial lives than blonds. 5. True. 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And there's nothing the CBers can do about It unless they want to abandon their early-warning system and rever1 to the preradlo days of simply hoping the polK:.e don't catch them. The tyro radio moguls don't know It yet but every tlme they use their CBs lo avoid a speed trap 1hey may be playing right Into a pollceman's hands. ln case someone out there has been a hermit for the past three years and hasn't heard about the nation's newest fad, perhaps a bit of CB history Is In order. The radios became popular possessions during the Arab oil boycott when the 55 m.p .h. limit was Invoked to help save gasoline. Trucken, ln particular, developed their own CB language and used thelP. µdlos to wam each other about state lroopers and speed traps. At first, the new-breed high· waymen were annoyed by CBs, Car drivers a nd truckers formed their own convoys, spreading the word each tlme a poltceman was sighted. Then. as they learned CBers were helpful dur- ing emergencies and radk>ed reports of traffic accidents or a1mes, police grudgingly ac· cepted them. Besides, there was nothing they could do to stop the Smdcey reports. Now, they don't wanl to stop them. The more the men1er beatu1e It's lhosi Srn<>lcey reports that make the new pobce plan work .. A lot of us don't bother to Mt up radar ~tnymore." Brick Town~htp (N.J .)' patrolman John MAXw.11 explained to •· reponer. "We Just make people think we're U$ln9 It. It's a lot easier and ITIOl'e effective." Maxwell has as mudl right as anyone to be called the father of the new syat.tm, althousih he c:onceda that ptObably othei policemen developed the •me bes6c Idea lndcpaldently -and timultarwooaly. •• ,~.,WIDl• . .i-vt."" Maxwell's plan Is simplicity Itself He merely picks a ma;or r06d, sits In plain sight untll 15 c:ars with CB antennaes have passed. Tben he leaves and picks another location. "All you have to do Is know CBen." Maxwell, a CBer him· self. su~sted . "Long after rm gone. the CBers will still be reporting that I'm In the area. The traffic slows down and stays slow for some time. Since I'm not really setting up the radar and I don't have to take tlme to stop c:ars and issue lk:kets, I can cover six-times as many areas as I could If I used radar the normal way." When the repor1er looked sJ<eptk:al, he was Invited to join In lor an experiment. The reporter drove a four- miJe stretch According to his "A lot of ua don't both9f to Mt~ da.t MJIMOl9," pat- tofraan John max- well explained. speedometer, the average car was moving at 56 !J'.p.h. In a 45 m.p.h. zone. When Maxwell and the re~ porter rendezvoused, lmtead of hiding, he kept his patrol c:ar In plain sight. letting every passing motorist see 11 easily. With the first CB antenna came the flnt report of his p~nce: "Breaker one-nine for a Smokey report. We got a K*k with a Kodak (CB talk for radar IJap) at the 54 mlle marker northbound." 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Mrs. Depenbrock has a great many caring relatives In. the Washington, D.C., area, where she lives, who helped her through the trying time when her husband, Thomas, died. but It wasn't until she met other women facing the same problem th,,t she was able to deal with Its reality. She remembers the women slttlng In a group. teO!ng how they coped with lllllng alone and about the vartety of emotions experienced "It helps when you hear It from other people. how they have the same problem, how you are no longer number one In someone else's life." The Widowed Persons Service Pro- gram Is an outreach organization in 55 cities across the United States. The pro- gram Is ·cosponsored by the Nat!onat Retired Teachers Association, the American Association of Retired Persons. and var1oUs groups within a community. The Service Is free to aO people of aU ages. It exists solely to help the widow and widower through the grief process. WPS project spedatls1 Ruth l.oewlruohn says every survivor goes through the same three stages of grief: shock -the Immediate ruction to a death: recoU -a phase which can las1 up to two years and consists of experiences of anger. aben· donmmt, crying, a feeling of losing your mind, sd·destruct!ve beha"'°1 Of any one of a number of ph~I or emotlonol reacik>ns; and, rec:qvery -when the widowed person begJns to think of things other than the tratledy and starts to Gul&d & new We for himtelf or hend. The Widowed Pasons Setvtce begins almost Immediately to help the 1Ut11Mng spouse. Nal'DCI' are Mnt to the local chapters from clergy, friends, relatives or are taken from the obituary columns of loc:a I papers. Diane Wayman II a widowed aide at Iona Hou.e tn Waahlngton, O.C. H~ hutband, a foroMr Ue photographer, di.d of a twaart attack five years ago when Mn. Wayman was 28 years old Slnot thm, she hat been rallJng their th..c ehlklren with the help of her grandfath«r. Mrs. Wayman hat bfen 1UCCCMNI In JUST LOST A SPOUSE? There's a volunteer support system for you. 0 reaching widows through the obituary columns. She wrlta to women who have young children and who are In a lower- age category because she says she's able to relate to them more ea.sUy. The widOW$ also are able to te$p()nd to her because their comparable youth and young chll· dren tftm to be a meeting point for them to beglrt diJcusslng widowhood. .. Yoo wony about chlklren: Mn. WaYm4n iays, In summing up ttw young widow's fear. "You think about nof hov· Ing a man In the houM for your young sons to Identify with. And you wony about going to work, day-cani prob'ems, the chlldrvn's tchoolwork, Social Security or veteran's benefits. Mainly, you wony what to do about the children. "I tell them U,.,t I undert~nd what they're going thr~h ,-that l'v• been through tome o64lc klndt ol problems they're havtng at this time and that fd Ill<• to tall to them." Mn. Wayman Is very careful, though, not to give any falN en- couragement -that~ It not the "•Iv•· tlon of your life." Intuition plays a ~In amount of Im- portance dunng that first •'-Phone can , ah& points out. She will usutlly let the pcnon talf but et tome point in the con· , , venation wUJ break In and ask whether there are children In the family. "I teD them about mine and how hard It was for me to get all the paperwork done. standing In veterans' benefits lines and aU. Then they S1alt opening up. and most of the time they begin aytng." That's the point when Mrs. Wayman suggaU that they would !Ate her to come over for a cup of coffN or tea and some. ta~. "It's quite bra~ oE them to let you tee them during this time because they'rw In real grief." Mrs. Wayman says that althOllQh al· motl everybody has someone, a friend, relative or famUy member who ls suppoft· Ive during the lnlttal phase of widow· hood, people sJowly become tired of hearing the 1&me thing. They don't want to di9cusl th• !Jief anymore. and th-V can't understand why the widow doesn't "get hend together" and start coming out of It. At that ftnt mnttng, Mrs. Wayman listens. 'That's what she consldm to be hcT main func:1Jon -htenlng. UIUaly the widowed s-non wfJI rci.r. the mlnule dcaS. ol the day ol the IPOUM'• <*th ~ m«moty for lhat daw9~ ecu•. Somctlma the~~--.. ti.- coming emotionally unstable becouse she's not able to pick up the pieces of her life. Ag&ln , Mrs. Wayman reassures the survivor by telllng her of her own ex· perle.nces -how she used to think her heart was pounding or how she was un- able to nlake decisions or concentrate. After the Initial meeting, the widowed aides call and Invite their contacts to a monthly tea. Usually there are 10 to 15 people there, and there's a certain format to the teas. The people just talk to e.Kh other. and then they introduce them- selves to a group, giving their names and telling how long they've been' widowed. Sometlmes they say nothing. Some- times they stumble on the word "widow" becouse Ifs the first time they've said the word In connection with themselves. At the teas, the women exchange thoughts and help. When Mrs. Wayman was a new widow, someone told her to sit In her husband's place at the dining table -that way she wouldn't have to face the empty chair and be reminded constantly of the los.5. Other aides teU about rearranging fur· nlture or skeplng In the guest room for the first few weeks. Some widows tell of their fear of being alone, so a security system may be suggested. Most of the aides continue to tele· phone, and sometimes th9y call In the • evening because they say 9:30 to 10:00 Is an especially bad time for the new widow. It's the time most people don't call, and the time of night that's the most lonesome. Also. the aides try to caU on weekends when, In happier days, the couple would have been doing a number of things together. If the grtef Is too prolonged or the WPS\. aide sees that there Is general disorienta- tion -maybe the bed Is always unmade, the house In disarray. dishes In the sink for too long a time -the aides suggest professional counKling. Because of the highly senstttve nature of the prOVJltm an volunteer akla must be widows or widowers for at least two years, and they must have had nine hours of training In order to understand the en~ grief l)focess and the ways~ pie wori< through 1t. ''T'hc program'• r\ot a cut-and-<irled situation," Mrs. ~yman cautions. "As a WPS aide, you do get Involved -your commitment to the program Is au your own emolk>ns and Insides. When you first meet a survtvor, you think, have I do .. e right by this person? How presump· tuous I am to Intrude. "At the end, when you tee the positive ligns, when they're taking charge of their own hves, gardening, taking care of their h<XdC .gain, flndtng new Interests, W"en, that's when I fffl better about ~ myself .. 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Abrams' artbooks more than a year ago (account· Ing for $12.5 mllllon). gnomes made their Christmas debut this year In 96 depart· ment stores across the country on such mer· chandise as coffee mugs, picture frames. bean begs.plows.~ ' ping paper, stationery Items and doll houses. (Gnome Homes. to be exact.) Merchandising a popular character into megadollars is an old tradition that grew modern with the Introduction of a guy named Mickey in 1928. The fusl Mickey Mouse products were offered for sale to the public In 1930, and tens of thousands of Items have now been sold. ma01y of which are colledors' Items or museum pieces and worth a lot of money Current· ly, Disneyland earns between Sl5 to $20 million annually from Mickey and all of his friends. "If you make a quarter of a mllllon dol lars with a character. you're doing great." explains Marc Pevers, the man responsl· ble for Darth Vader sheets, cookie )ars, dolls, masks and pa)am111. "Pink Panther does about $300,000. and we used to think that was great " Peven, In charge of the product ar· rangements at 20th Century·Fo><, likes to consider his Darth Vader as the next Mickey Mouse and has already made as much money In producing "Star Wars" products as the movie has earned Just In ticket sales. 'The gnomes are building an empire that will s0on equal Snoopy's," no(es Naomi (pronounced gnome-eel Warner, Abrams' chief gnome expert. With one Important difference: most of the Sooopy products are bought for or by children. The gnomes market Is universal and In· eludes aduJts rich enough ftrst to shell out $17.50 for the book (a cheaper, ,, z j sofH:over edition Is coming out In about a year) and then to buy for themselves, their friends and their children any of the over 100 gnome products:,..etirrently in stores. In short, (ho·ho) tl'le gnomes are headed for greener pastures (pastures be· Ing a favortie hangout for gnomes) than Snoopy ever dreamed of For those who don't know gnomethlng about gnomebody. gnomes are 15 cm. high -without their caps -and Jive In woods. dunes, gardens. houses, farms and even Siberia (The less said about that the better.) They Jive to be about 400 J1 years old and can be easily recognized with their bright high caps -green for women. red for men (Also, you might notice that females over 350 begin to show a hght beard.) They have slightly wmed·lnward feet (for fast running over grass) and weigh up to 300 grams. Women are lighter, of course Their greetings, farewells and good-nights are all e><pressed by rubblng.,noses. At age 100 a gnome starts to think about mar· rWlge, preferring a plump bride, usuaUy a girl of 96 or 97 Night autures, they come to life at sunset •nd disappear from sight by day· break. Although gnomes are gnomes all· year round, ltores ltt>eked the gnome phegnomla to usoclate the mites wtth Chrlstmas M a se.uonal celebration. Some stores spent up to $25,000 on Chrtstmas window displays featuring in«h\nllAld gnome vlllagti they hope to UM In t,he years to come. If profits matched e11peciatlon1, their efforts might lnstltu · tk>nallze the anomes wtt~ reindeer and Mr. Claus u part of the holiday seuon. But then, there's no teDlng If old Santa Ian 't prrh19p1 a gnome himself. • I The gnome definitely doesn't stop here. Next Chrtmnas there will be a 1V lp«lal written by tcl·ft genius Ray &ad· bury, as weJJ as sevaal new products that couldn't be ready for this holiday season. Look for gnome sheets and towels . . ~me cookbooks, gnome c0okle cut· ' 4 ten, gnome lamps and maybe even metrognomes. 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C"*9• I I 11-11,.,....,.0 NOWI TAKE THE .. __ ~~ YOUR TIRED ACHINB FEET- RECIPES YOU NEVER THOUGHT YOU'DffiAKE USING FROZEN VEGETABLES By mattl,yn Hanten W Ith January's winds whirling about, you're hkely to be spending a bit more time Indoors. So take advantage of the convenience of frozen vegetables and try one of our family-plea.sing dishes today. BROCCOLI AND SAUSAGE QUICHE 1 (1k&. ... pq. ..,....,, chopped blooooll 4 .,....., .. "'*' frankfurten .... 2 cupe """' 1 IMapoon Ntt 1 tMapoon onion powder 1 lh cupe greted ON.,.,. or IWIH ct.... ,Qood dash Tabeaco NUC. Rich paatty.llned pan 1. Cook broccoll In a small amount of bolling salted water until crtsp·tender, about 5 minute.I; drain ~11. Sbce frank- furtm thinly on the diagonal. P1ace with broccol In pastry-bned pan . 2. Beat eggs lightly until blended and mix In mdk, salt, onion powder, cheese and Tabasco. Pour over sa~sage and broccoli. 3. Bake In preheated 425°F. oven for 15 minutes; reduce heat to 3750f. and bake 25 to 30 minutes longer or until M1 and slightly puffed. Allow to cool 5 to 10 min· utes, then cul Into wedges to saw. Serve with a salad of slkcd tomatoes, onions and avocado slkea vinaigrette. Maka 8 to 10 wrvlngs RICH PASTRY 1 Ye ... UMlfttd •fl.purpoM flour I,\ ... "°°" .... .,.. oup butter or~ 1 .... beet9n 1. Mix together t\o"' and tall. Cut In but· tCT with • pastry blender or two knives un- til mixture II crumbly. I . Add egg and mix until dough dtngs to· gethcr In a bel. Pm dougti wlh flngm In- to the bottom .net 8da of a 10-tnch n.n pan with rcmovuble bottom and 2·tnch Ilda or UN two 8-tnch J>'-pens Of a 9 X 13 x 2-lnch pan, (Vou'U have to cut ftnllh«I qutchc Into equara for thlt Qn4.) 3. AD !Nd S*\ wtth quiche fl8lng and blk. .. dhcted. SPINACH RJCOnA DUMPUNGS 1 '*9.(10~"-'.dnpp1d ~ ........... ) ,.., ,.,.. ......... ..... 1~ ....... ., .... ..... J.:=,_ ... .... ~.. •1,. ...... ..... 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A hearty mixed green 1alad and a crusty loaf of Italian bread would go along just fine. Mo1ce1 6 KTVlngi TOMATO WINE SAUCE 1 ._ .,ound Mef or 1 lb. Halen ........ , ""'4UGiCI fnNft CHlng Md ...... .,.. oup....,... onion 1 ..... bou•Dft ctlbe. CN9Md 1.,.. ... '°""' .. .. 2...,. ........ c1aor tun(11-.. ........... .,.. .. *Y red ............. oMeMt, ................ .,.. ............... ...... , ........ ......., ...... ..... ,..,., 1. Brown Pf' °' MUl9 In tklDet, ·-~ with lfPOO'I to bruk mut up .. It ~. Pour off oceta t.t II necaM'Y· I . Sclr In onk>n. bouJtlon, ~ we11r, flomMO ..uc.e. Nd win•. ort911110 Md ptpplr. Heat to bollrlg. lllntng. ~ h ... and anmer 20 mtnuta, u~. 1t"11nQ now and then. Mom a&om 3 a,,. . Fry iight and lighten up on cholesterol. l I • I l 3 IL "' • About Our Judges Wonder who judges our FamUy Week- ly contests? For the essay contest, our distinguished panel consisted qf noted writer Isaac Asimov: Fordham professor Ed Wakin, a FamUy Weekly contributor and author of several books on marriage and the famUy: Linley Stafford, public relations officer wtth the National Educa- tion Association and author of One Mon's Family: A Single Father and HI& Chi/· dren; televlslon producer and essayist Barbaralee Dlamondsteln: and Dr. Robert Rice, Director of Policy Analysis - for the FamUy Service Association. For the Family Weekly photo contest our iudges Included s.everal well-known photo experts. The judges were: Kenneth Poli, Editor of Popular Photogrophv · magazine: Bedrlch Grunzwelg, curator of the International Center for Photo· graphy: leading commercial photo· grapher Normand Menard; Edward T. Majeski, Executive Editor, Newsplctures, United Press International; and Norman Welton, Photo Editor, AP. Rat Race You'll be glad to learn that It's not all work and no play for those hard-driven laboratory rats we're always reading about. At Mississippi's Delta State Univ., the psychology department sponsors an annual Rat Olympics In which the depart· ment's 4-legged friends compete In 3 events -high jUmp, long )ump and 100 cm. dash. The contestants are trained by st\.ldenia enrolled In a mottvatiooal s)iychology class, and ~ the prospect of having their names engraved on a perma- nent plaque In the depM1ment Ian 't enough to Inspire the rats to vlctofy, the food rewards they recetve are • powerful Incentive. .. IMUUWEEKll ,.,.. ,.,,,,,.., llltflU,,,. """' ,, .... , ..... MOftof\FtWll • li111 ... ~lMNltlr ' • '9l1tdl M. u-.y IM J T 0. ..... ~Cooper 1n THE A Fine Romance ~ many people In Dayton. Ohio. JAftet Louise Roberts Is one of the.. research l.ibrarlans in the local library. But the grandmotherly 53-year-old really leads a double -or in her case quadru· pie -llfe. !,.Jnder the pen names of Louisa Bronte, Rebecca Danton and Janette• RadcUffe. Roberts Is the best- selling author of almost 100 romantic titles, with over 5 million of her novels In print. Roberts, author of the new novel The Vollette Heritage, says her love affair with bool<s dates back to her childhood. "I read a great deal -over 400 books a year -but whenever the bool< disap- pointed me, I'd close my eyes and change the ending In my mind," she ' recalls. After college came years of clerk-typist jobs by day and writing at night. In 1965 Roberts decided she would "never make a living as a writer'' and went to llbrary science school at Columbia University - paying her way by writing paperback novels! Once she graduated and accepted the position In Dayton. there was no question that Roberts would continue writing. "I quit writing once for 3 days, but I was lost," she says. Her new Job. had unex· pected dMdends -II enabled her to do a better job of historical research. Romance novels are popular. Roberts believes, because "women want to get lt'1 debatable who en)oys the competi- tion more -the contatants or their trainers. Although students ma9 spend as man y as 40 hours training their charges, Dr. Geiald McCleary, the psychology prof. In charge of the events, 111ys they en)oy the WOfk because It lets th911l apply the prlnclpla they've learY*i In clua. This year was a banner OM for the . away for a bit from their own problems and get fresh hope." Roberts "thinks her readers are attracted by her "stro~ feel- ing for people and her optimism." She says, "I like happy endings. I feel that if people work and struggle, thiu,. things come out, If not right. for the best." It looks as though Roberts' own story will have a happy ending -she's be· come such a hot writer that she's leaving the library to write full time. competition. In front of a crowd of 100 students, competitors set new records In the long Jump (115 cm.) and high jump (85 cm.). And the names of entrants llke Bozo, Frat Rat, Butch, Thor and Most Likely to Do Nothing wUJ take their places In the school's record books. Drink To Your Health The eggnog, glogg and wassail you im- bibed over the holldays may have been good for you says Dr. Wllllam J. Darby, praildent of TM Nutrition Foundation, Inc. and a prof. of,b4ochcmlstry at Van- derbilt Univ. He reports In Human N~. "Moderate alcohol consumption may reduce the risk o( heart attacka, la- Mn symptoms of exhausdon and discom- fort and encourage hulthy psychological attttuda and deslrable todal Interaction." ~ lnted to recent government slatlltlet lhowtng d\81 moderate drinkers arc llM!y to Uve longer than teetotalers, ex-daikcrt or thOM who drlnk to «XCeM. And llUdla by other raurchcn con· duct. that moderate dmklng may M!'W as a deterrent to heart ettacks. Nub1don. You o~ what you eat according to Corinne LeBovlt or the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. LeBovit says that by peeking Inside your refngerator, she can tell the ages and sex or the members of your family. In general, LeBovit says that children consume ITIOfe milk and cereal than adults but eat less meat, poultry and fish At about age 10. they switch to more "grown-up" eating patterns. But they still devour large amounts of can- dy until about age 20. Elderly people with slowed metabolism and activity eat less food. generally favoring cheese. cereals and lee cream because they are soft and easy to prepare. Se.a. Women may Indeed have come a long way In the last few years, but they're still getting a thinner slice of the economic pie. The Labor Dept. reports that a while man who dropped out of high school still makes more money on the average than a woman with a college degree. In a recent study, the Dept. ~ that the aveTage salary for whlteJ male high· school dropouts was $9.379 in 1976. 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Sturdy grips help convalescents and elderly people get In and out of tub. White enameled metal; non-skid rubber teer. t t" x t 6" x 20". Seat adjusts to three ditferl nt levels. HQ9 Bttht•b Seet ............... $15.99 • PROTECT YOUR IANK ACCOUNTI Pocket·tlze check protector 11uards against pos· sible altering of your checks. Simpfy dial In amount you want, stamp check. Rollers ere impregnated with a built-In ink supply, good ror thousahds of lmpr~a. Dries 1oatantJy Great for ~nyone who wntes checks! Compact 3-inch plastic case. 55061 Prottct-A.C._. . . . . . . ... H .91 • SATISFACTION QUARANTll•D OR MONO •A<* -PAST URVIC. ~ CHARO• IT, UU YOUR • • .. \..-:m::-. , .. .. PERSONALIZED LICENSE FRAME Your own p9fsonel touch !Of car, camper, triller. Yo111 n1m1. CB handle, term, 11nch 01 compeny neme -eny word1~ -up to 12 letters oa 109, 12 on boll om Big wh111 let· 111s on blldt ICfYflc. Mounls wrth licen11 pl111 bolts. Punt WOl'dlng. 2-4 wffks del. 0401 1 License Plate Freme .. '8.95 kEEP YOUR MONEY SAFE 1n th• zip· pered money pocket Inside this h1nd5omt black lulher bell. Choose 1 W or 2" wide; 2 01 J 1ni111ls on silvery bocklt. looks llkt stvirsh dless belt. Sptc:1ly initi1ls dtt111d end srre 128·32", 32·38", 38-40" Ol 40·4·4"1. P7132 Pera. 1Y." Money Belt '3.99 P40<41 Pera. 2" Money Bell S4.99 ERASE AWAY Tm.ET STARI . ,. ~liminett ugly, tmtll111ning toilet •It int with Ring Eraser• Sllllply rub tht Sf)l(11lly·f0flllul1ttd duning blr lfound bowl like Ill lflltr-llld Sllitll •rt IJOll•I WD11 SWTCH • Quick Ind Uly IO USI, WOll'l Krtlcll llxtwa. Mtich lllOft •ll«tivt lhtll lltrah alwuiw clMMn thlt you lleve to rub and rub. A rltf timt ind work·•••• In any llolftt1 USE OM AM> IMJI Utt Rit11fmttD¥lfllMIIWlf 191111. It cl11111 Qlllckr., tttl- ly111dthotoutllly.Abollt *2'' r· IOftl Wilh ~loft· .... WDOcllll Mndl .. Ml211 .. &1Mr • [~ \IOll llWf l!M .,...., lllett It ..... ..- ........ ti -....... .. 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Wi~~~h~~~:~ cision device. you can sharpen To SlrtrER your rotary shaver in just one minute! Makes old, worn hNds work like new for 11 fast, com· · LI FE' I fortable shave every time. Fast. safe and sure. Guaranteed to • work. Fits all rotarin. -:__;:;:.:;.;::~::;;;'1 ~'" W. llM Wtl.., Doak• 11 -•* -~_.i;.:. S.....-a ...... t1""' -llte~I "~~ . $311 ER HOUSE Pl.ANTI EASILY s 50·11. host. No more Hudglno bad Is. Hon has adap1ers lor any kliehtn, laundry t1uc11. so wa111l119 can be SY ifl any pall ol Illa lloust. Includes 11tachmtnl IOI thOlough pllllt Clll. sily IOf stor191. A OfNI woikslY1JI lndoof Hon ......... •5.99 BAKED.ON GREASE WASHES OFF! fryp111.l(l1en WOfka wondeu on dir1Y, bttek· crusted pot llld pan bottoms. fasitsl wey to cl1111 tltclllc skillets. wtlll• irons, ovt11s, grills. Stfe Oft 1h1111i1111111. cllfo11111 ~ctlain, rton. Just sp11y on, let It work, D11TI with 1 seovtlnt pad. So t1sv! K920 Frypen-IOeen lkl. _,_ . '1.99 ~ • I· I witll ""'"" thet fit ~· Oii .. 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San costly itwelen' cherga F6190 5 RlnQ Size Adjusten •1 .. 98 --~-SlOUClml JUSI 'llip into Post1111 Sri. The spe- cielly dttk!Md beck Plfl9f gently holds youi sllouklera. htlpt you llllld arreiohl· • '(e111'1f look ... ,. 11111 yo11'll '"' bit· tlfl Your cloella will lie lllOfl blcOllling 10 you-1114 you know wlllt rt11t cen do (Of \'Giii lllOftltl wtu.-~.roor SllOWV Wlllte llH hit COttOft Cllflt CO¥• •Id ill dainty Wllite Jace. Side end !lot· l ................... 0r ... .. ,......_ .......... _...., ... , DREAMY BRA giv., you sltee1yt1me com- l0tt, daytime conrrol blQust it'11fl srretchy nylon l1ce-ev111 rtit strepsl Caressing sup· port under nighlte. glntle ll1tteri119 control 101 daytnne weer P11lec1 lor lounging! Fron1 luttner. Whne Two sizes fit all . N917 Dream Bra, A·B cup .... S2.99 N918 DnNm Bnl, C.O cup .... $2.99 ,,,.., Ana [1111 IETTEll •TANnY! tOl'll f*!!lt and ldjGttblt -111.,._.,._ elastlC Front ''°'"''· Swislla deM In a Jllly-'1fe for It hke a r19Ut.I br1. Order reoular bl• size by lt1111 num•. N10l5 lka.'348 N1ot3 Bfe, HO N10ll Bfe, 318 N1ot4 Bfe, 310 N10l78'11,HB N10ltlka,34C GB• N10ltlka,31C . NtOIOllfa,MC N1ot1 •e,40C PROTECT HAIRDO AS YOU SLEEP Wike up bffuty shop-fresh whto you Wiii this bonnet. Comtortellle but f11m net ediusts to any coiffure 10 kHp It fresh, neat end uncrushed-even ii you toss 111d tum! Vt~ cro cloSU11 holds bonnet snugly. comlortlbly. Help expensive 541ts lesl longer. Washeble. N5083 Sl"9 Cap ........... '2.99 TOENAIL SCISSORS ThtM surgictl·type 1ciSS011 IMIUll short. t~ed bl•d11ts11ecl1llyd11igntd foc toenail chpplng. The lono shlnk gi\191 utre IMrege 111d tl\llltu>Mtbility:-The sherp steel td9es '"designed for cutti119 tough, thick roenails enlly ind qultklyl 4 lnchu long. F4091 Toenail Scluon ...... '3.99 CUP NOSE I EAR HAIR SAFELY! Good grooming dem'tnds 11111 ll!lighely hlir in nost11l1 and uu be rllll0¥ed -end now you c.111 'cllp 1t out selef~ Why risk infection by plucking, Of by nlcklng with scisSOfs? Tiny 111ul1i-bl1clt rotery 1""111 1111. gentle. eltec tiff. Finest surgical starnltss steel. f418 Kllpette ............... S2.29 250 DRYSTAL-DLIAR RHUHN ADDRESS LAlllS $1.88 The color of your stet lonery shows through these trensper· enr libels. Your name 111d ad- dress f up to 4 lines, 22 hrtters ind spaces eachl printed in bllclt on , .. through labels. '2031 Set .. 250 CtyttM-C1eef UW.SUI .. "STAINED BLASS" WlfllDOW TRIM lm141in1 1 rwmbow ol fCWtl-col011d hghl shmint 111d shimmern1g lhrQllOh 1ny w111dow '.n yaur hoftl Sell·slick w1nyl him looks hh l11dedst11ntd g111·s Add color 1«1111. block unaltrtclln view, c1111t p11vecy Just press 10 apply Roll 12' a 18" H70\'4 "Stained Gla11" Trim '3.59 MAIE YOUR BIKE A YEAR 'ROUND \ SLIMMER! END RUM-DOWN HEELS lloiseltls, llOft-111ttlllic hit! 11ps keep &hoe hHl1 lookin9 ntw IOI monrhJ-san on ex· pensive 11111Ks. Attech t1sily 10 most men's, women's, chlldlen's shoes Set incl. 8 t111s ind supply of ted1. Won't maf1l ffOOfs. 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"' W, ""'Wt11t1 0..W .. _ ....... ._ • .:.-..ni ' ' .. YOUR STATE RETURN ADDRESS LABELS You1 home stall silhouette, its nickname end you1 name and address punted in 11th blue h1gllliijht these lltll fer&• 2~· • x· wtlite 11lf·slick labels. Up to 3 hnts. 28 lettws ind ~peces uth. All 50 111tes eveileble, plus O.C. end Pue110 Rico. Sel ol 260 labels. Pl197 Peri. State L1bel1 ... $2.99 RAISED-LffiER NOTES le1t111e yollf namt 1n lovely ra•std sc11pt, set oll by 111na11, shm border. loolts ftkt tostfr eng11v1ng Perfect for thlnk·you's, Quick notes, 1nv11a11ons. 5~" 1 4}f folded. Set ol 50 c1isp wllill notes with envelopes. Tht pe1fttt gift. Pr int name wanted. P5074 50 Inform.I Nolet ... •:t.99 SElf·STICK FOIL LAIUS Your choice ol gold or silvtr toil llbtls wrth any name 1nd tdclrtss ~ to 4 ltnts. H1116- some bordt!. attrKtin bleck Pfintifl9. Cftng to any clun, dry slll1Ke-idul !Of person- 11izlng books, tamttts, blielcases, tit. P&128 250 Gotcl Foll Labels .. •1.98 P&129 250 Sllv., Foll Labela S1.98 h's F .... FHt.faay TO ORDER BY MAil FROM WALTER DRAKE 41 37 DRAKE BUILDl~G COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO 80940 RAISED-lmER STATIOllERY You!-nemt a ltlllfll "411111 ill tl .. 1111 r111td lttlers a e dlatiftctl¥t twift.atrlpe t«,itt lhlt hlndsOllll slatiolltfy. Cllooat deep blue Oii aoft 111111 or rwt Oft i¥Ot'Y. 60 ,.,., allttt1, 2& ph1ift, 7~ a 10~. 60 ........... GitM1ond . . P10S5 Pen. Blue Stet!Qft9'Y H .11 P10H Peta. lw>tY l..,IOMrY H .tl YOUR OWN POCKET PRINTER Print y0ur name and 1dclrw or any 3 lints Im ... 25 letters & spects ptt hntl on st• llOlllfY, books, etc Dozens of uses tvlfl day Print11 comes in compact 1tll·mk11111 use I not inh dljor pocket or puut-alw1ys hlndyl P4009 Pocket Printer ..•..... $1.79 Any 2 .. $3.29 Any 3 .. 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No mes· 1y c111m1 oc wilts. llo peinlul tweeting. llo nicks ind 1t1111ff livhlly rub S411Cl1lly 11111- td puma dtSC 0.11 skin Unsightly ht11 1s "11119' witllout irrit1tion leaves fact, l llllS, 1191 &Oft I 1"100111 In handy C011191C1 'I N20S3 "'Touch of V.Cvet" Oise '2.99 { ~2.fl. 1 3-fl. POSTER Send 111 111y picture, ~. ctrtilic111. 1111111t98 hctntt, bite._ tnd wtlite or color $Npsllot \NI t1111tifts) . Of I 35-color .tklt 11141\m itM•GtClilltoegi.nt Z·tt.a S.ft bl.U.tndwtlittwtlf po1111 CO-. rolled ill I N tllllf tJlbt IO llfl¥tlll Cffflint Pl...e r.lllt fOlll llllllHIHI eddltsl Oii beck of otlf IMI ., .. ,.,.flff ,.soot Olent Photo • • tS.N Any2 ... '7.21 AnyJ ....... H • SADDLHACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo n 1-2040 -494.4949 CIEVIEI MOTORS 208 W. 1st St Santa Ana -135-3 171 • . .# ROY CARVER IMW 1540 Jamboree Road Newp0rt Beach -640-6444 CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.t IJO . CHEVROLET COMHllL CHIVIOLIT 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -546-1200 SAIL CHIVIOUT 900'"So. Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach 494-1 .Ill _ , .... ,,'7 DATSUN IARWICK DATSUN 33375 Camino Capistrano San Ju.an Capistrano 131-1375-493-3375 SUMSET FORD 5440 Garden Grove Blvd Westminster -64MOIO PHIL LOMG FORD 43 Auto Center Drive lrvine-768-5181 UMIVEISITY OL.DSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540.'640 COPIL.AJi4D MOro•s. INC. 2001 E. 1st St. . Santi:\ Ana-Hl·IOOO ~ LINCOLN-MERCURY ' .i6HMSOM a SOM UMCOLM-MHCUIY 2826 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -140.NJO TV WEEK JANUARV 7 1979 OLDSMOBILE UHIVERSITY OLDSMOllLE 2850 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa -540.9640 PORSCHE-AUDI CHICK IVERSOH. IMC. 445 E Coast Hwy Newp0rt B each -673-0900 R. V. 'S & SUBARU SIA Ir SUN • 17555 Beach Blvd . Huntington Beach - 142-0675 TOYOTA llLL MAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt Beach -147.aSH VOLKSWAGEN COMMONWEALTH MOTOIS. LTD. 1442 South Bristol Santa Ana-146-0210 SUllDAY, JAllUAltY 7 9:30 D 8 8 llfl '79 10:00 D @ ® 'ro FootblH AFC Championship Game -Teams to be announced C1me tome and location sub1ect to ch1n1e without nohce tn \ .i this event local alternate pro1ramm1n& "'II be aired l:Jv l'J @ llFC ""JOff 'rt·C.mt 2:00 l'J Ill>'" FootblH NFC Ch1mp1onsh1p Game Teams to be announced. C1me time and location sub1ect to chan1e 1W1thout nohce In this event local 11tern1te pro1ramm1n1 will be aired 00 Ill Pro HodtJ The Los Aneelu Kines at the Pholadetphoa Flym MOllOAY, JANUARY I I: u Collt1• WttbtH Oreaon ,, UCLA TUESDAY, JAllUMY 9 ~:00 D ''° la1btb1ll los Aneeles lakers at the New York Knocks Taped 6;30 fJ) ''o la1htb1ll lhe San 01e10 Clippers al the New Orleans Im . WEDNESDAY, JAllUUT 10 6:00 Iii Pro Wttb.tll The lo.s A01etes lakerullhe Boston Celtics Taped SATURDAY, JAllUAU 13 ~00 liJ Wtrld Clla111pioft hnllls BtOfn 80!1 V1tn Cerulaws the Nutast and Roscoe Tanner are l!ltured Taped • 10:00 Iii ''° Football The Sent0r Bowl-A showcm of pro football's No I pbyers com11tle love from Mobile Alabama ~ 11:00 (8) Collett ... ttb.tll New Mo1to 11 BYU 1:00 D IUl 9 M tto,. Oaert Gell Classic Covera1e of the first tournament on the 1979 PCA lour from Palm Sp11n1s Iii ,,. Hoclay Tilt Los Anaetu K1nrs at the Detroit Red Wines 2:00 l'J Cl) \ll) Colplt Mastt11 Tt11nls No 1nform111on m1l1ble from the Network at our press lime 3:00 D @ Collea• IW.ttbaft Wash1n1ton at Stanfoid 3:30 • rn (fl) s,ons Sptd.Kular B l2ll 'roftllioNI lowlt11 Te111r Cove111e of the Showboat tnv1tation1I from las Ve1as 5:00 B a Wt h14 Ill S,Orb The World lnd1v1du1I Gymnastics Champ1onsh1ps from Struboure. Fiance and the lnternatfonal Ski lump1n1 Championship from 81sholshofen Wut Germany are fut111ed 6:00 m Collttt Footb.ttt The Cllallenre Bo-I PAC 10 and 811 8 all s1115 eomptte ltvt from Seattle, Wuhtn(lon 1:0011 Colltaa lasbtbttt USC Tro1m vs UCLA Bruins SUllDAY, JMUAltY 7 ';00 e "Tiit Tllftll ol It All" (com) 63-Jamts Cuner Dons Oay Qt "lftll(ll hlwtr" (com) 'M-Robert Walker, Walter Matthau. Burt Ives 1:00 GI "Tiit Advtlltw• of fl'Ofttitr frtlMllt" (1d'f) 1• Dan Haaaerty. Denver Pyle 9:00 a lf l (Jal ia "Ye111 Only llvt T111t1" (adv) '67 Sm Conntrv Donald Pleasance l011 Mta•tll. K111n Dor MOllDA Y, JAii UAIY I 1:00 II "llltlt Hyrllft" (dra) '57 Rotk Hudson, M1rth1 Hyer at "lr11tallltd Ltnn" (advl ·75 I 11ry Jones 9:00 D IUJ (JI) "Allllttvr lllcM" (dra) 78-Htnry Gibson. hnya l\1(ktt Louise Latham, Roz Kelly, ~ndy Clerh. V1ttor french 8 (}) [m l2ll "A SINll Ttw11 Ill Ttus'' (dra) '76-Timolhy Bottom' Susan Ctor1t. Bo Hopkins tuCSOAY, JAllUAltY 9 1:00 e "Tiit Tr1m,ttn" (wu) '66-Joseph Cotten. Gordon Scott at "Slrtttt!C Alf C-IMll4" (adv) 'S5-J1mes St1w11t lunt AllYlQn t:oo 8 ( IIJ) ..._I.*,. (wn) 71-Jolln Wayne Jortt R1~ro, IJnnlltr O'Helll, lack Cltm • WO*a.Dlt JMUM'f lt ~ e .,...,. 1111 U.. Mt" (edv) '76-tvan TOil ntURSOAY JAllUMf 11 l'OO e 41f)"ltlltlr An tlit ,,.,.~ (wes) '62 Kirk OoutfU M1chttl C11ne, Cm Rowlan4' e "hiy All ... ts" (adv) 'S6-Jtlf Cllandltr, Ceo11e Hider e ~ A¥Mltn" (dll) '64-RIChtrd W1d1111k, C1noll Baker I.till• $ttwlfl • FlHMT, JMUM'f 12 t• • .,._ IMlell Flllttlt" (~sl 'SS-.11.,_ f>otl•lu. Wtlttt M11tfl1u )' • • '1e Mii llM feel" t••r SS-~ lltwPttr. Jat• Kelly . • '1lle ~ (ad'f) 'st-Yul Sttftlltf, ~1rlt011 Hulon ~'· IMtMIY IJ IM• "Tiit .._ Utllt ~(mus) ·~s-lloll ttoot. Mtlly V111ft l:tt •"OM """1" (dta) 77-Eki*lll MonUoi'ntfy, Aftlholly ~Iris NI. @ "C111llf;b11: A lM .,.. (dtl) '7S-J1mtt V1nctnl / McNlcl1ol, Joy l.tOllC, Sllh1ty f111l1ht, Tony l0Bi1nco, Jtnnil•r W1rrt11 • !II .,....,. (14¥) '78-ROkrt Font•, fion1 LttM. lclUrte c..i01. 8tvtt llwu. JtNS LUlll, Oemn htty 21.6 Cu. Ft. Ho-Frost RefriC)tf'ator Fnntr "Gold!," the flnt of four new N1tloNll Cqraphk ~It P"f...._ Sunday ower mott Publk lkoackas1ln1 st.ttlons. Narrated and hosted by E.G. M1rlh1U, the hour·lon1 prod~lon conductl 1 f1edn1tlng and dlvene look 1t this meial that hu bffn pfeelout to man since time Immemorial. hod&Ker Irwin lolten Yislted nine countries tr1clng sold from the mlnet and luftllet, throuah elabofate tt<urity . ~utlontt to banks, mints and museums, the 1otd m.rtcet, jewtlry and eledronl<• imnufuturers ind meaal smugllng· -Ill In an effon to explain why gold blcltt our world'• economic system and why II hu f1scln1ted min. Amons the PIS station• 1lrln1 "Coldr 11 8PM on Sunday .,. kCET (Channel ll), KVCa (Channel 24) and KOCE (Channel SO). -5:30- fJ Sunriw S.111tdt1 e:oo fJ U O futures 3 The I'll Club D llnowltdat: Mt4" e S1111nse S.mater Q) Un!Ytnity of the AH -6:30-fJ Sunnyside D ill llot for WCMMn Onlr e Villa Aleare u 01Jbltlk u. 0 rt ) 1)9 futures Q) flew Zoo Revue m funkJ Phantom .29 Romper Room 7:00 fJ e uz flews D Q31 ()t1 Tod1r Sllow O 100 Club D ( 3J (1.01 (tt, Good Mornlna Ameriu David Ha1lman hosts C1J Tiie frootlts Q) Buas & PorkJ '1) Cartoo11Y1ltt fD Yot1 for Hullh -7:lo-o Body Buddies Q) TOlll I Jtrrr m Oasbrdly & Mutltr fD Mister Roctrs 8:00 fJ (fa Capbin lllfl&lrOO I I S4ln119 S.11 Ditto 0 The PTl Chill Q) Ptntlope Pibtop m z-"'°"1 usr -8:30-e m IM) futvres m rlitrtst-m JosM & Ille f'llUJ(.lls 9 :00 fJ (JJl All Ill the flmll1 (J) TM PTL Ct.- D C.rd Sli1r\1 Iii Ql tHl l'hH Don1hut Sllow D AM IM Anatlts ~ Cl l M•A•S•H I CIQJI~ m 1 I.owe Luer .., s.t<111a11 (14) lllilttf --fDS...... Str..t Mike °"CIM Sllow IHl l!Mt••·-· ...... -9:30- 8 Cll llle Ma It lllrllt Q NOllUlMSb1 S.Ut11 ~ lubtnks hosts thrt llflt Piii« &llow '" wluch loP ctltbt1hts ttY .. I undid and 111ttrt111une stettls ''*'' 011t 1110111tr as conltsl1nls Irr to 111 lht tttrtt to Ult pe1SOM11tr .,...,Alf. 1111 ""' °"""' s. , . ......, .... OMa....,_ HllldricC..,.llJ ... toaoo •Qtt: n. ......... -~-: ~ "tt" °"' .......... . ...... -10:30- fJ rt t2J l..o.e of Ult D ~3 lf tJ Wbetl of fort11111 0 The Bia VllltJ U ') CJ.OJ titi $20,000 Py11mid Q) JUI Girl Q) 11111111 & the Proleuor 11:00 fJ e I t Y OU11C & Restless D n ~t 1_,,rdy u 13) r2t f1milr ftlld t1Ql All Mr Cllildrtn Q) Ghost & Mrs. Muir m The .,..,, 1oys m [ledrk Com""' -11:30- fJ 1 e 1 fl2J Sutth ftr T Ol!IOI row D !l' 1'tJ l"REMIUE Pmword Plus Allen Ludden returns as host IOI lhe nrw version Ol lh1s uc1hng word clue game 0 EwtrrO•J D m (2f1 ~•n's Ho11t 11J llody Buddies m 11ews m Die• c. .. 11 S11ow I AhiRNOON 12:00 fJ Sim Edwara Sllow o 1a HollJwoM Sq111res 8 CU (21) All My Children m 11~ IJ}) tnJ flews 0 m Mcwic: See 01yl1me Movies m 11ot111 m 124! Ulus, Yoe• & YM fD Midlfft JICblll Siio. -12:30- fj Cl ! OJ I As tlle WorW Tum D @ U ~rs of Ovr Um D llonl11u ( ~ f Hiiiy f ..... Cl> '-tr Pyle It~ f MIMI ts fDY'ci fOf Hulth ID MllNo Lltlrio tD RintstOMJ em Match """ -Q)"' SNrt ill! Cud S111 rts Jl <Mr Usr fD Futures Qt Oinlh! 'WI Villa Alt11t -3:30-fJ let's M1kt A Ot1I .} The Brldy 84inch "Dinah! U MoYit: See Dayhme Movies It Wed 0 You Don't S.1 m kas·lunny/Por•r "'• 1.f}) The Johr's Wild Q) Mi&flly Mouse C2f) All St11 Secrets fR) Villa Altar• rai heryOar e> l"111tltmpos 1ro1 Hodrepocla• Loda• 4:00 fJ Mitch Game Cl) MJ fluu Sons; Afteracllool Spttitl Wed a Mary Tyler Moore 8 (}) ({OJ All1rschool Speci•I Wed (R) Hew111·s Jusl D1llmn1 A sensitive s1ory 1n wh1eh children cope with lhe problem ol mental 1tl11 d1hon A 16 ym old boy, lhouah retarted leaches a 12 year old lhe tine art of p1tchine to 1n1blt him to malt the loQI baseball ttam Petry l~nt Moostt Orttr Russell Johnwn ano Pem McC.y sl1r D Wild lfrW West [lJ Tiie Wits 01 C.rol krnett & fritnds lJ) Zoom m r.111 Alta" e> CttMl!in ~ futulls -4:30- fJ News 3 Mtll Gnffin Sllow licept Wed D TIM Boll fl-""rt Show I libtch Cil111t l'O Carol k r111tt & f rllllds Empt Wed m Tom & Jtrrr Q)Wldrbca '211 Mt" Cnllin Show 124" Featu1n m Mister Roct11 illi E111er11nc1 One; Afttrscllool Special Wet.I fl) G.tbntlt 1n : Hollywood Squ11u 1$0, °"' Easy 5:00 8 D D Cll r10 flews D The lioftic Woman CJ lilrftsmokt ID Mkhy Mouse Club It JJ The U11'1 Club m BlhNn tltl Mitetf !Ileen fl!) SesMt SlrHI :JI: TIM Boll lhwllln Sllow (JO) Mldltilt letlrtr RtpOtt -5:30-m a...ttdiH !)}) (JJJ MlfJ Ty1t1 Moore G»MM·l2 ID°"' Cay a m News Buddy (Krilty M<:Nlchol. rear) wlt,,. ... 1 a confrontation between her mother (Sada Thom1>9<>n, I.) and her mother's childhood friend (Rachel Rober11) over the woman's attempg to lure Buddy Into an acting career In "Exits and EntrancM." on ABC'• Family airing Thurtday at 1 OPM PE BOYSATTHE S<IPERDOMEI RArtOI! coortn·a LEASlr"IQ 8Pl!CIALIST8 ...... •· ... ·-, -SU_N_D_A_Y_ JANUARY 7 I MORNING * lnd1utes an Advertisement 8:00 D ump Unto Mr f Ht 0 Mir• Wilson M111( Siio• 0 01y1Ku• L.A. f San Ott10 Jou1n1I O Youth ' the luues m Bible Ans.ers Gl Rom1>11 Room -6:30-0 !.* Up & l.Jve "3 Slcrtd Hurt D Serendip1t' D MuSK & the Spohn Word D E,ewitneu Los Anaelts a lei There Be l11hl 0 om, ' Goliath fO Oired10n1 m Elemenl1ry Nrws )f M1rlo's M11k Mow11 M1ch1ne 7:00 0 Tod1y's lltli&IOll 3 Voice of A11kulture 0 Tll1t's C.t D Tht Btttu w,, D It Is W11t1en 6 TV I looU 11 Lurnrn& 10 ,ubhc 'ulse m 01y of o.KO'rt,., m (mtSt An11t1 Holir tli th;, Is Ille lift m Yoe• '°' 11uttti B l Surdl !Of Allcitnt firth )t Aanculture USA -7:30- D Oars ol Brother Sun ,3 It Is Wntten O Tht Chnstopllers D Undtrclol D Campus Prolilt-Viewpotn1 on Nutnho11 t lnltrMhonal Hour O Church of ll•li&IOUI Sc1tnct 10 ,llclKal Ch11Jt11nity m Wofld T-row 12 Today's Church 23 Oney & Gohath ID MtSler Rotert H Town Hall Meehn& l t Sund1, Miu 8:00 0 U Mr M1100 D This Is lht lrle D l'ope,t & Fnends "- 0 01men110ns CiJ Lloyd Jolin 01rlY1t 10 Jerr, F1twell Show m I 3 Jimmy Sw1u1rt Show O> Rt1 Humb11d Sho1' 23 Voice of Aanculture flll Stumt Street 2f1 01y ol OtJCOYer, ED Oom1n10 A Oomin10 39 Bly City Rollers -8:30- 0 Clue Club 3 J Day ol O!sco.ery D Odyssey D ftf You, ar.o Womu 0 Mtthn1 Tune al Calv1ry m Frtdtrd k '"" 1 f Old Time f:ospel Hour U It Is Wnt1e11 2f Res Humbird Show >t Htrald ol Truth MOR~TO HUG j Antonio FergB& Is en itf.Ceptlonal actor who Is an advocate of a sound mind and a sound body Thoroughly vt,,sed In :subjects rengmg from world effetrs to the state of the arts. he has taken to tha gym where' a concentrlted weight program hes transformed his onClJ· frail frame Into a muscufttr'1151b specimen As Huggy BHr the hlp·telklng restaurant proprietor. Fargaa keeps detective St1Us ky and Hutch In :soul food and tips on tht criminal element In ABC's Starsky & Hutch atrlH seen 71Jesdays at tOPM Tony. who once hi d all of 15Slbs strung o"t on his slK·foot frame. says he decTaed to put Ills body In a growth ,,.rrern to metch his mental aHfludo "You 're d•f .. tlng yourself 11 you don ·r kH P your body honed, tor rf the body lsn ·1 right. how can your mind be f/ghl?. · uyi Fergaa He now pull In two houri • d•Y In th• gym. wh•n not acting. and aaya h• never felt tarter Jn hi• life. "Everything 11 working beautifully now," h• HY•· "/get up In th• mo1nlng rtady to attack th• d1y with new energy and an 1ttltcxte thet mekH It great btlnQ t llv• " HI• rtcommendttlon: "It w/11 chenge ¥Our life lb bt ph,•lc•lfy tuned, EvfryoM 'fhOuld h•v• •dilly ptogr1m. ~u don't hive to go to• rtym. do It •t 11ort11 n mlOhf 6t • dr•g tr trrat, but aoon you look forw1rd to th'J phy1lctl ••Hlons It'• th• beat mltdlcln• you can Qt/ •· ~... ~ 9:00 D M11lo's Maaic lilofit M1chlnt 1::l) Ilea Humb11d Show II MMI llM "'"' a v~ta Aleare 0 fJJ 12} Oral ltobt rts If II Is Written O> Don Stnart E van1ehsm ,. llnow Your 8rblt -9:30- 0 ltldsworld D 12' H Nn '79 O II Children s TV maRurne t Untamed llftfld O oa, of O&omr 10 Spectrum m SftHlerman 'ft' MOVlt: ''Slrteen hltloms Deep" ladw) 48 lon Chaney Ir l!nyd 811d11u Allhur la~e Gl Old Time Gosj)el Hour 2t Jimmy Swauart Show @D Futbol Soccer 10:00 D NtwS1111hrs 3 Hour ol ,ow., D 2) ~· Pro football AfC Cham p1~n~h1p Game I ea ms to be announced Game time and location sub1ec1 to chan1e without not1ct In thrs event local allernale p1oeramm1n1 will be aired D FamilJ Film ftstl'fal D kids Are P~le Too • ' face the lbhon O Heral• of Tultll 10 llf0fd1 A l'09Pin' m 1141p 8un11JITOlll & Jttry -10:30- 0 fac.e Ille lbtlOll ) 1CJ 2t ltlft Alt l'eoplt Too l fJMf ltn<J OM TV WEEI<. JANUARY 7, 11179 Ill ~n. lt1oy len•1ns • Q) Calvary Clllptl 11:00 fJ World of Sumtal D limm, Swaaart Show m Mowit · W "P'oor lrttle lhch G11I" (com) 36 Shrrley Temple Ahce r aye lit~ Haley m Churdl 1n lht Homt &;) Freestyle -11:30-0 Wt of Ute W~d D f ~ Alttmah A111mals e lilofre: "81x•be11d Ille Pi11te" lad•) ~1 Robert Ne"'lon Linda Oarntll Richard l1an Wilham Btnd11 l\t1lh Andu O Ameri<.an Town H1U fO lltwsma•ers 12 liloftt flll btllln& 11 SymphonJ AFTERNOON 12:00 O Med11 U Voyaa• to tht Bottom of t~ Su O <, 1 !10 flt luues & Al!Jwers O Starch al Get S1111rt l( Anrone 101 Tennyson! ED 8o11n1 H1fllll&htsllltws -12:30- tJ It h._1 All lttndJ D l lt OtrK1IOIU O Mowre· "Tiit C1111111on ltrd" (w's> ~1 Audie Murphy Y•'"' Ou11y Btwerly lyltr fO U.111·11 O> Jolln Waynt CllUlcs ~..GW~~ ~Jhj.V~~-~~ AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS REFLECT CHANGING TASTES f laMlt Vllll The ohanQjllg !Hies of the American record-buying pupllc are evident In a glance at the llst of final nominees ln lhi1 year'• "American Mualc Award1" Poll Resulls ol the voting are revealed during the two-hour "American Mu11c Awer~a" 1peclal. airing "llve" on ABC th11 Friday at 9PM from the Senta Monica Civic Auditorium Ho1t1 ere Glen Campbell. Helen Raddy and Donna Summar ~ Among the many 1tara ·appearing on Ihle year's speolftl are Debby Boone, Lynda Carter. Linda Clifford, Natalie Cole, Dave & Sugar, Cryatal Gayle. Heatwave, Evelyn "Champagne" King, Cheryl Ladd, Johnny Paycheck. Teddy ~dergra ... Lou RNl1, Frankie Valll, Kenny Rogers and Barry White Thia year'1 ll1t of nomlneea for the 20 major award• (there are three In e1ch dlvlalon, for a total of 60) fa Ila to Include at le.11 ttiree of tut year'• wlnnere m091 notably "Stevie V.Onder wtto IHI '(flar Yl(On award• In two categor)ea an,d ha1 a total of MWn AMA'• to hi• credit Among ott'ter wlnner1 from IHI year mlaslng from thl1 yeer'e llat of nominee• ire Conwty Twitty and the duo of Conway aj,(j Loretta 1..ynn Addltlon•I wln'*'t4.~rd1 from 1974 through 1977 wt\O ,,..:no\ fle>mln.., t~a ~ar lpclude Ch•rlle Rich, Jotyi Denver, The Carpente,., J,.ynn Anderson. The Carter Famlly, 'lbny Qf1•ndo • D11Wn.,OOnny & Mar1e Otmond, Gtedya Knight & the PIJ?t: Al G,..n, Helin Reddy, Chicago, Elton John & Klkl o... the Elglaa, Charley Pride, C W McCall, Wiid Chefry, I( C & the Sunlhlne Btnd. Diana Rou. A~tha .. ,.,., ...... Franklin, Glen Campbell, The Temptation• and lhe late Jim Croce In all. the at>ove-named stars, who are not even llnallsts 1n this rear's pall, won a total ot 50 out of the 75 major awards handed out In 1974 through 1978 Awards are praunted lo thtt Fevonte Male Vocalist. the Favorite Female \/oca1111 and F~rite Group and tor lhe Favorite Album end Favorite Single In lhree catsgorles- Pop/Rock, Country and Soul Thi• year. additionally the same honors are awarded for the first time In the "Disco" category AllO, there is 1 Diat1ngul1hed Merit Award. determined by 1 select comm/llH, which, in previous year1. haa been conferred upan Bing Cro1by. Berry Gordy Jr , Irving Berlin. John(ly Caah and Ella F1tzger1ld Winners ot lhe American Mualc Award• are aelecled by the public A nattonat aampllng of 30,000 ,.cord buyera, taking Into account geographic locatlon, age, MX 1nd ethnic origin, are aent ballot1 by the Herbarl Altman Commun1catlon1 RHearch, Inc firm Nama1 of the nominee& ate compUed from the year .. nd lllH ch1rt1 of the major mullc 1ndu1try publlcatlon1 Reaultt of the voting, t1bul1~ by It'' ,,..~ M1rwlck & Mltcnell accounting firm, ,,. kept tac,.t urlftl tnV916P'I ,,. openect during the 11111 ptaMnlltlon ce~IM. "Amerlc1n Mualc Awtrd1" l111 Dick Clark T1te1how1. Inc production. Produced by Al Schwtrtz. directed by Tim Kiity Otck Clark le ell~ullve producer ..... 1 .~est Idea ~ ,Shopping Since Carts Now you can do a week's shopping without forgetting a single Item! Use pre-printed shopping lis ts prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. , ... SUNDAY l CondnuecO 1:00 c~, fotH< U 12.11 ~ S'ECIAL Tre.wres o4 Ill• Bri!isll C10H (2/tr) r OUI membf1s ol lht royal l1m1fy of Crul 8111a1n Queen Elrubtlh II htr husbdnd P1111et PMrp lht Du~t ol ld1nbureh her son P11nct Chailts lhe P11nce ol Waln 1nd Quetn [lt11btl/t lht Ouun Molht1 desmbe somt ol lht p11ntin1s c1owns 1ewtls ind otht1 piictlt~ lrtasutts ol lht Royal Collection 1n lh1s speci.I 'filmed 11 some ol lht h1sto11c cnllts ind p1laces where tht colltttton is housed S11 Huw Wheldon (fo1me1 d1mto1 ol tht 88C) 15 Ure gu1dt Jhe locaflops include Buc~ineham Palace O~t.lr House on tile Isle ol W1eht 1n Scoll1nd ~nd the Royal yacht 811lann1a e The aia VllltJ D Moirit: tll "All lht wa, lto!H" (d1a) '63-run Simmons, Robert Preston Michael Keuney, Ahne MacMalton Pal Hinele fOJ Movl1: "Once You Kiu A St11n1e1" {dra) '10 Paul 8u1~e Carol tynlty. Marlha Hyer Peter I rnd lfayes. Plt1l1p Carey ltfl Hist"Y of Mtiict fD Btt!hoftn f'tstir1I Fust 1n a nine part se11es presenl1n1 lltt complete sympllonte 1eptrto11r ol Beethoven pertormtd by lhe Delr0tl Symphony Orchestra und" the d11ec lion Of Anlll Dol1tr ( u tured lodlY is Beethoven s St(ond Symphony hosled by l C M11sh1ll lll Moories; r 1ve ~tes 10 Hell The Model & the M11111ae Bro~er OJ Mt1a , Miiia J E11<11111tro -1:30- D ) <lll llfC ~ Clllldrt11, T .....-& Cllellt' 2:00 D ((J (1J) ,,. roet111ll NFC Ch1mpionsl11p Camt Tums to be 1nnounced C1l!lf limt ind louhon sub1ecl 10 thanae wlfllout notice In lh1s evenl tour 11te1n1tt p10111m m1n1 will be 11rtd cu Tht ll'tdy hMll • 8'llwl • »llot! ' Colteflo m Movie: "Anzlt" (dr1) '68 Rob•rl M1lchum, Pel er Falt hrf Holhm1n. Ar1hi11 Kennedy f.D G1 .. t '•l'fOOMllW . (If) Fttll11t f'rM ' -2:30-.. , T1lrM Sou .., ..... "Tiit ~ ,......, .. (d ra) '7• fred Mac Murro . Kathlttn M•&Ulft D11tt•n C.rr @c.tu11 ., ....... Delliftce A f' llllily "'1ralt I 3:00 .... : ~-ltltClt(' (du) !JO Rtd•f!d Wl4ih11• -~ .. USA • r..ir, ,... ,..,. ..... : "nit ... w.N h Watcllltl" (dra) '69 Burl lwu . lo"ph C1mp1ntll1. Sim l~nat, limes h renllno. H1I Holbroo~ Sltpllt11 Mdf1lly. C.rrie Sllodftn 9 .... : lhllllllnl"(myi) ·f5-Jtffrep Hunter, Dint A11d1tws, A/Int r fllte1$. Stacp H1t11a OflMI,..... ... "'""'1M .......... aM111tl't.. • -J:JO-e o. c...,.. IHSl..t~•u• • m Wall $trttt ""' rn list .c 1111 Wild 4 :00 o s.., D '70 Hockey Ille los Anaeles Kmrs II Ille PM1delplt11 flyers ID liloflt: ''Tiit Or1111Wtioit" (d11) 11 Sidney P0tl1t1. Birb1ra McN111. Cmtd S o:Louehhn Shtrtt North t1i Dire<tiea Cl)"°"": • ~w fht!I Tlltre Wert lhH" (mys) •~-lou1s Hayward Birry fil!ttrald 2 Sl Mttt ttle ,, .. Si) "asllitl&ttll Wttl Ill Rttitw l t Morie: "Stttft Cities Ill Go6d" {dia) ~5 Anthonr Quinn. Michael Rrnnir. R1ct111d lean $01 f'1eelland S.etdNnr -4:30- \ 3 ) [Ille,._, °"' (fl! f Kl ttle llltioft (UJ lr011Jide f2l) rlri111 U... 5 :00 D Movie: "Wllo Killed Ille ~·· rloul Mr. Fosh r" (wes) '60 Ernest Bor1n1nt. s~m Jallt, l.D wnnon D SI.Ir Tr9' B Great Adwtrrture (jQl lltws l{Jl Tiiis Is fOllr Bible (3)lrttle bsall (9) Hlltnlllltitt llWOllP ... Arts -5:30- 1 t Jolloler to W..11tvr• D lltws ®J I,_... Ill TN ._.its (lJ) '"• 0 lltllt OdllMr " ., ED Coustt1u Soltn WWI * Sun .. n Ship MysttrJ tD rlt41t lm'1Tk C.11ltt111 OdylMy (211 loft111u l viNliii I century San Francisco Retuin1n11 to lhe Bay City alte1 a lon1 abse11Ce. a con man discovers that he is the tathe1 ot a 13 year old 11rt (11.aty Kurltman) and n1s wile (Shelly r a bares I 1s beina rnan1put1ted by her scheminc Uncle (Muuay Ham1ttoo) 8 (} CIO tat! Tht H11~J loys (R) The List K1u ol Summer" U>nclus10n ol a t-o ~rl ep1SDde Memo11u of his decused l1ancee haunt Joe as he pursues lhe man responsible while r 11nk ballles lor h11 Irle a1a1ns1 man utin1 shar~s 0 $pKe1'99 CD frost/Cui11m Boot of RKords !l"4J £Mro for Tomorrow! 10) So«tr Ihde I• Cer111.ny -7:30-~n SurYiYal 8:00 0 lt J I'll Alli11 tllt flm1ly rd1th s ea1e1ness to perform wllh Slephanie at a school concert leaves her wrthout a voice and Stephanie alone in the spot11eht. and A1chte seems pleased on both accounts D !23 lftl lit btnt: Sta GJP'lts (2hr) A widower his l!OO children. a female phototrapher and a I 2 year old stowaway set out to »11 around the world but a1e shipwrecked on an Aln~1n island where tl)ey turn about love. dan1e1 and the need to woik to1ether 1n order to survive Robert Locan, M1H1 lam1son 01~. Heather Rat111y Shannon S.ylot and Cton Oam1t11 Pallttson stat G MWKM,_ • lf§l (8) ,,LOT Tiit T ... frwe Two undtrconr detec11ves (Don Jollnson and Joe Btnnetll. beton11n1 to the bunehnc Two frve Precrnct. stumble onto~mob OIC(Ount~nt and hrs computer p11ntouts deta1lrn1 a c11me c.zats entue 1tle1at optratron 11\en they are I01ced lo competr •r•rnst htlmen, fBI a1ents and SjlfC11I POll't " they try lo UI olf1C11I credrl IOf tltt busr John Ctawlord, Georre Murdock •nd Michael Durren co '"' Ill II Is Wrlttt11 CD lllewit: (Z!lr) ''Tllt ~t11rt1 ot frorttl•r F1t111011r (adv) '74 01n Heuerty, Oenwer Pyle. Tony M111111 0) S.111 Yorty &l> Natl Geo. Man's lust • flsclnatlon for Gold G O ((I) "•tltr1al Qeoara,hit "Cold"£ G M11lh11t hosts thrs study ol how tht worlO most piecrovs met•I '' mined, hansporled and uud • .,,4 how 11 1Htcts Ollf l1vts ...... ~ -l :lO- • ~ Alkt Vtt•'s htllt IS !woken wlltn 8'11n bfttu off with lltt tvtn Ille cures foi tht blutS otfertd by Allt4. rlo •~d Mel dM'I Ste111 to fltlo 11111(11. ... WllfM., ...... ... 111 1.M ~ '"'"" . " , ... ....,. ,,, .. "C.. ""' Hitt w.M' IWSt Certl ~. • c... ""' • 1'llfM .... eaoo a fAMIL1 u.n l'Od". • NJ °" "DAWS'tt a OJ) llllle Ollt'• blollltt. lltnrtofl So11tlto#or1ll (Ct11t £vans). wllom Ille bell•••d llad ditd m•ny YIM• •ro. 'PP''" et tht 11nct1 With • YOUlll llflOIMn and J0tk 1nd J II believe he°) rl!surlaced lo claim hrs 1oherrl1nce. lhe Southlork ranch II Hour of Power U (f l (JI (8J MOYie: (2'hhr) "You Olily lM Tlri«" (R) (adv) 67-Sun Connery Lois Mu well Donald Pleasance. Akiko Wakabayashi r tlSUIO hmba. ka11n Dor James Bond pursues mrssrog Russran and Ame11un space capsules throueh 1 danaerous world ol prranha fish. a volcano p11med to blow ind 1rch v1ll1an Blofeld D Rutt Howat Q) Rei """""d Show 11~ 1111.merpiete Thull• fJl) l'ltdce BrtO/Mnluprttt Thutre CR) • The Duchess ot Ouk~ Street · fOJ Clne1111tk Eye -9:30- (IJ Tht Ki111 is Comins lHJ Mowit: tlfl "l'Amntura" (dra) '60 Monica Vrth 10:00 U .-Yur·Cnd Rote• ConnrP Chun11 and Mike Parker co nost a 1ev1ew ol the yur·s news with lhe repo1ters who rovtied the stone\ 0 tUJ Qt) Wffhlld No Netwo1~ rntormatron available G Oitk Va11 DyM Show CJ) Slllllthm' Good: Musiul Sptcial 0 [rnest AllcltY Hour m Htt Haw H011e11 (fJ) 700 Chill 0) Ciolpt4 Hour il4l (ftftina ti $plpllolly ID l'\lmpln1 lron·Cult • lodybuildlftl C'.61ssic m l'led&t lrul/llrloM: "1'11mp1111 lrt11" 71 Document11y -10:30- D l~ S..11111 Show GJ #twl m Tht metw 11:00 8 D Cfl IUl....., • l'acatltt11 G OD! 1t•rts m lllewit: ''Uve11tvres of FrOllti.r frMftMllll" (edv) ·74 Dan lfecaerty. Otnver f')le OlJ Mffit: "The llllton I• llut" (com) '53-W1lll1m Holden m Dtr tf °*"""' (Jll Adlt11-Jl -11!30- • !fortt Flul/1•11111 " l1lt GMt D tltN: ..... ," tf 1111 ... ,. ~dv) '17 M1c~ael Park$, Miry I OlllSf Wtlltr, Don M,rtd•th • 100CIW • i)QtrJllhln (l)f ..... • ....i.: • -c.a grf" I tom> '66 Jemts Mason, lynn Rtd1ravt e ....,It: "lty Our Stm tarJ'' (ro111) '48-Krr' Douatas l t"int Dey. Kttllln Wynn 0 lllN: '1lM c-...... ,...._,. (cfla) '71 Vrn<e C~ttds, 0.$1 A/1111, Jr @ .. Pr.., 12100 n..rna. .... : ..,,. L.., .... s-r" <•11) ·~-Paul Nt•ma11, loenne Woodward, Anthony franclOSI (JI ... ; .. _ .... ...., .. (-.) 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Mlth~el Douelu 3:30 a "A Cou11tus From Hon1 Kon1" (com) '67 -M1rlon Brando. Sophia Lonn Sydney Chaplin T rpp1 Hedren av•NINQ e:oo D all l2ll @ lltwi Tiit Oclcl c.uplt DDCll®J Ntwa • bltrpllCY °"' Cl lrllltUt m TIM lrady 141llCll @ Histofy of Mt1ict fJl) Owtr bsy PBS' resident chef Juha Chrld. combtnes cuhn11y talents with Chef Narsa1 01v1d to add French lla11 to a low budcet menu Also a took at the San 01eeo Padres' Cy Youn& Award winner. CayiOld Perry QJ) r.c Tac~ S famllJ "'111it -6:30- (]) <Ill a 11ews ()) Cma-Wlb [DJ ...,., ;ntfin SllOlt m 1 u. Liiey II) Str..U of Sift francbc:o till) Mid11t1 JKbofl Sllow Fllst ot • two.part 1nteme ... with ast1onome1 Robert Juhow ("God and the Ast1onomers") who discusses science and reh11on. Ernste1n's theo11u the 'b11 f)jne" theoiy ol the c1ution of the un1veise and earth s rutute a 111t '°'"'• Wild m a t111puli11 to1ot "° lfGl Tiit Aloha Elpetlment 7:00 fJ ()) • @ lltwi U Tiit Newtywed Glme Cl Tiie l•br'j Wild m CI2l (21) Sl1 Million $ Min m Slftforl I SGll fll) M1eNtll/lthrer lltport m LI StllOll dt C.rdeNS (0) lntroch1c.ln1 lioloo -7:30- D Diaco Mfllc (}) Cllko I lllt lillln • Tiit ~"'· Glmt D That's HollywoH "'"" 'llllt T 1111t Cl ftc TIC l>oufh (JO) ,~ b •ictrt m Ma111.12 mi f llllily r tv4 ® Twtt1ty·f011r 0111 Front • fD 21 Toni111t In 1 con11nu1nt eum1nahon of liter•cy 1n C11tforma, Santa Barbara Assemblyman Cary Hart. author of Calllorn11 s Pupil Prof1c1ency law and Dr James RllSEIJ IN Allll:R In any 11ven year. more than a m1lhon children in the United States are abused by the11 parents And perhaps the most starthn& aspect of tlfls AmerJcan traaedy 1s I hat the abusers, la~ from being cruel and callous. are otherwise normal women and men who simply find the pressures of parenlinc more than they can handle These child abuses and ways to combat this heartbreakrna problem are examined in "Raised 1n Ancer," an hou1 lon1 spec11t nwated by actor Edwerd Asner, the father or three children It airs Thursday at 8PM on publtc television stations KC[T (Channel 28) and KVCR (Channel l4) and at 9PM on KOC£ (Channel 50). Pop~am, upert on teshne from the UCLA Graduate Scllool ol Education d1S(uss the · 1976 state le11sl1hon requ111ne tested prol1c1ency 1n rud1na. w1111n1 and arilhmellc berOle 1 student un rece1v! a h11h school diploma a 11ews Q Countty Tilts 8:00 fJ first Kiss Charlie * Brown/Charlie's up to his rips in trouble! U ()) (J}) 5'EClAL It's Your First Kiss, Cll1tlit l<twn (R) Our unlikely ~hero 1s raced with two unlikely chal lenees-he 1s lht kKker tor the local tum at the annual hometown loot NII 11me and he has been chosen to escort the homecom1n& queen to the ctltbralion dance and 11ve her the traditional kiss If that were not tnoueh to duile lhe little r011nd head, ~1s ball hotdei 1s lucy lhat 1houl111t of the a11d1ron and the queen 1s the little red haired 1111 named Heather CJ @ (JI) lltt!t House Oft th f'rairit "The Ct1H$m1n" Albert tneatts 1s hurt emqJ1onally and physically when some of hlS l11ends attack him IOI rerusine to tu1n his blCk on a lonely old Jew1$h wood mm (John B1e1fer) .who 1s try1n1 to teach him p11de of WOtkman~lup =ol lashtllall Ore1on Due al UCLA Bruins ttm (2f) 20/20 No HetWOlk mlormaflon amiable D Mowlt: (Zhr) "la111t HJllln" (dra) 'S7 -Rock Hudson. Martha Hyer, Dan Duryu m Carel l4ln1ttt & friends m ....i.: (211r) MUnumtd llnds~ (adv) ·7~ l11ry Jones f.ll) @ iUJ Ewttllll1 II $ylft1lllol!Y m Viviana -8:30- • eecause of the 1111p0rt1nce of the issues covered by "R11sed IQ Anser," a nationwide "Oulreach'' effort was coordinated and each"" PBS station alll a local follow up pro1ram after the specttl. fJ <W Tiit Whitt Sha4tw Coach Reeves spots 1 teen11e baskelNll hustler al a ptayaroulld and un't w111 to eet him on h1i team. but the youth turns <Kit to be a street.wise loner who's w1nted by 11n1S1ers The d1sapprov1n1 Miu Buchanan eve~ bends the rules so Bobby Mau•m (Michael W1r11n) can enroll at Carver But the coach dtS(OYel'l the boy Ooun'I know the mtan1n1 or ttamwork Of ar•hludt m 11lt GIN c.,6t ., Utl ll«llt Ole• 9 :00 The United~ltons has des11n1ted 1979 as l11ternat1on1I Year of the Child ind raency of the problem of child abuse mikes the des11n1hon m an appropriate "Raised 1n An&er" hu been endorsed bJ the Yur of the Child ,...,. D Q QJJ lleM: (1111) "ANttur Nl&-1" (drt) '78 Henry Gibson. h nya lvck11, l0111H Latham. Roi Kelly. Candy Clark, VtCIOI French. Don >ohnson, r1m1t '-" Shertt Norlh. Rick Hulll. Joan Goodfelio- Frtfldl plays Cus, tilt owner ot a r01ds1dt c1lt, tnd Ms. l1tll1m Pl•YJ 1111 wile In this s10IY •bout the person1t drtmU or tht Club\ emptoyeu. P•lron' and the contu t111t11n 1 country tnd wtsltrn l•ltnt ' s11ow bttna stast4 11 tilt r01dhouM e CD I a ll"it: (2~r) "A s.I Tlllll II TtUI" (drl) '16- T H110th~ Bottomi. Suu11 Ctorc•. Bo t1o9kins. Alt Hi11dlt. Jolin Kt1ltn. Morc•n WoodwJfd Tiit 1e1u m o1 • h1ei aftCI th• crurich of ltndtra in • sents of dttdly ur tllue• ttlf the Tt•U 1111hl ... biller rouna mu who Ne fil1t Mrwd frit ,..,, for m1a111t~• PoSSUSIOll f1n4J ~il ,,. .. •ftd hlS hf• tllmt ned OllCt TV WEEK. JANUARY 7. 1979 1111n when he returns home to reclaim his son and the wom1n he loves lrom the c1ooktd shenff who sent him away m 11en '"'1NI S11ow m $4iptr Mlllkar -t.30-D ()) Clli M•A*S•H It's 11utant attraction for Hawkeye when 1 beau- tiful Swedish dOGlor (Ma11ette Hartley) 1111ves to obsern combat surcery That 1t. until she upsuees him '" the opmhna room with a SUPfrlOr techmque fll) ® Vitiolls "l1d1es 1n Wart1n1" Rontt Blakely Susan Tyrrell and Annette 0 Toole st11 in this play set m the locker rooni of a mlaurant. where the wa1lressu hnd rehtl from lhe demands of l~ttr customers 1n a steady wum ol 11bald acnsrp and wit Much of it dullnc with who will take over the lucrative station ot tht rtti11n1 senior wa1trus 0) ,IWMS Ellettl4.W ai Grtal ,erf01111anus 10:00 n Cl) (\J) loll G11Rt Lou IS $tunned lo learn of a h1&h level coverup or an arson 11ne and wh1lt he's checkine tht report, Animals apartmtnt bu1fd1n1 n the neat tartel of the hrebuas It takes d1h11ent lep 01k by the staff to 1e1 a IHcl on the ltre·lor prohl operation. and then Lou fices Ille problem ol coUechnt eoouah evidence for 1 story ..., Cl .., llews a> ThtJ'lf Hawe lo Gtl Aton1 Without Mt A documentary locusin& on 1 woman who 1s dy1n1 and a family un1tin1 lo lace the tr11edy -10:30-m..,...., l1fJ Antttkff Short s~ 11:00 " • CJ) ®J 1211 llews D (]) ltll 0 IJtJ lltwt e TM Uar'a aw Cl M"lt: "Illy Man Godftty" (com) '57-June Allyscn. Ornd Ntven, Jessie Royce m TIM Odd Ctll,it .., Tiit ""* O c..t•• m Did c..tt-si.w G)Ve~ -11:30- • CJ) tfJ) Mtwlt: Tiit Rockford fila/"UMil TIMy Sell" (dll) ·~ l11n Simmons. J01n fonttint. Paul Hewnun. Plptf Launt. Sandia Ote D QJl 0 JttlllllJ C.r1111 •T.iNcM z.e D (]) Cll 121 '9lkt St.rt m ni.c.csi.. • Get SINft • C..-AIC lltft 12:00 • Mfre4 Hildlc:eU "-ta TIM""""' .,"""' .... -12:30- • ...., S.,.rsb11 lftlllWt • ....W: "llttle It~, .... (wes) ·~2 ltlt CNll41tr. loll11 lund 1100 B O T....,.. e ni.LM~ 2100 e ..._ "Ttlt Sar• Cm~) U '•111 Htnr~. *" hnnel1 ~ .. ... ,. TU•SDAY JAllUMY' for 1Mmi111 ltld 1fttrM011 llstillp. pfuw Mt DAfTIME ,ROGUMS. ...... "' '911r COIWtllitM:t, .,. tilt Ay's lllOWits. DAmlU M0¥1ES 12:00 D "Wild Ht1il11t" (draJ '511-Will Roeers Jr . f•h ureen O'Sullivan. I roy Oonallue CD "ltt's a. H•PPJ" (mus) ~7-luny M1rt1n v,,, Cllen Roberl Flemyn& l:OO ® "The Aqurius" (dr1) ·10-Jose ferrer. leshe Nielsen Rurdo Mootalb1n l:JO D "1111111 of llte fol1oW1111 D11'' (dra) '60 Marlon Brando Richard Boone Rita Moreno Pamela fr1nklon •VINING 6 :00 U D CJ) llll lllWS m. n.. Odd eoup1e 0 ~ (21) (8) lltws B E111er1•11CJ Ollt CJ Pro 8uhlhll l OS Anaelt~ takers 11 New YOik Kn1ds Jape delay .., The lr•dJ lullCll CJ) Sb Mb of Sin r 11ncaco 8 ...,_. lof TtnnJtOlll mo"' bsJ 1ll Tic h e 0otip {OJ frMhllld Slttdllnc -6:30-. all (8)~ ,,. lalhlt.11 lhe San 01eao Clippers al New Orluns 1111 ~ Merv Grltflll Sllow CD I loft lllCJ fl) Midlatl lacboft Show CollC~ sidll ol 1n interview with astronome1 Roberl Jastrow, who discusses the Of•ains ol lhe universe. hie on Mars. black holes 1n space, ealr1 lerrulrial be1nc1 ind ftdml funds lor the soact procram a The ,..,., Wltd m E11r1tt111 E "'""' (II) HVMHfflel l11rtu1ll llM Afb 7 :00 a rn e•o ..... .The....,.G..-. GI Hulnan dranta ahowln1 • Hotlt ftt tht lluncrr. W1tt11 ''TM c~ of A H11rtlfl1 ""14' •Cly ti A Hlll'tlllC w.N-1'111 """'7 (511t) Will be 1nterrupt1d at 10.lbPM fof MWS and cont111u1 from J IPM to 12 JOO! h su ..... s ..... -~&S. 0 ......... ,...., • llllCW/\.IMf..,.., e lls...•c:.,.... .,..... ............. -7:30-9 1111...,.., Jtan St1111tton 11 Ille (llfll Qlce &llllllM e c.-wc... .1111 ....... I L,,....,....,. ~· Tiit.., kMll ...... ' ::.'*"" ......... 8 :00 fJ IUl Tiit Paper Chm lhe study aroup succumbs 10 the symptoms of Plf midterm 11tters. especially Jonathan whose desperatt0n luds lum to hue a tutor 1nd then o0!11n old K1neihtld eum questions that provoke controversy IOI h11 fellow contracts clmrNtes (Rescheduled) 0 illl a' G11ndp1 Goes to Wullinrton Senator Kelley s dur friend Grate is arrested wMe 1ry1ne to help Kelley draw allenllcm ti7 " domes11c 5ttu11ty bill Rue McCtanahan guests U Movie: (2flr) "The Trampten" (wts) 66-loseph Cotten Gordon Stoll Maria Occhin1 D ~1 '1G_ <2f Happy D1ys (RI Sweet S••lttn Whc!LJQao1r calChes her dale for her sweet suteen b11thday bash running ~round with another 1111 f on11e ofte1s lo come to the rescue m Join Shirley Jones on • Cry of Hurtinc World a> Movie: (2hr) ''Slnleaic Air Command" (adv) 55 James Stewart. JunP Allyson f 1ank Love1oy Barry Sullivan Aler Nicol 2• Soundst1ae f1l) fall of hat11 Ol Vlwt1111 JG Lih Ille Wind -8:30-u ''1 <10 ~I u werne & Sllirlt1 (RI Ille Mo1tician Laweme lalls IOI a !Mn with a b1& black limo but she needs Shirley s help 1n ordei to gel a dlft Wtlh him Jolln f1nk IUfSfS f Th• Cana Sllow O Tiit Johr'a Wild €D Iris ChlCOll 9 :00 fJ ( t J 112. Mow11: (2hr) "Rio lo41o" (R) (wes) 71 John Wayne. J01ar R1wtro Jennifer O'Ntill. Jack [tam. Victor r1t11ch. Susan' Oosamantu Ch11s Mitchum Mike Henryl'A lormer Union olf1cer looks to find the tra1to1s who caused the 1$uth of his lnend Ourtne the CIVIi W1r because of th~ duphclly ol th~ t111to1s. the Conlederate Army t8ptured a shipment ol aotd. k11!1n1 an otf1Ce1 who wu 1 personal lriend of Col Cord McNally (W1ynt) II IJlJ ()fl Tiit li1 Ewtnl: Alrpor1 '7S (2hr) Charlton Huton Karen ~I tk and Georae Kennrdy hnd th, tar cast 1n I Ms suspense th11llt1 n 1 sm1tl pnvate plane celhdu w1fh I f)ISStna1r lldfn 1umbo l•t. I \ltwardt.~s ll'!S control untrl efforts ~n be madt to pf8" 1 pilot on botld via • 11111$ 111 transfer Htltn ReddJ, Suwn CIJrl Clort1 Swanson. Otem l1mbahs1 Jr. U11d1 81111. 01111 Andmn., M,1111 loy R0y Th1nnes and Std C.uar to 1t1r • ~ a nre•'• c-, ... , (R) .. ,., $1\ter a Kuper Over ~ottctrve J1ntt IOfS into 1 r11t wlltn 1ht ltnds lie\ 1n the same btd wltll lltr Y11lllftl htllt smtr e TkT1<~ GI Sim Allan Guests Oft • CfJ of Hurtina Wofld Q a.....SMwclll e M.w: All ~"'1 lllto ttlt lift ¥4~ ....... ....., tfl ~ ""'" -t.30- • (1' 9 T11I (R) "P111t1 Jiltn~p" Mt<.hanlC Cnvn ftcis dtpoft•tlon unltsa ht 11\•mu 1 U S c1f11•n tlld Ult Teti pnc COlllU to his rescue by p1tch1na 1n to hue a w01km11ur to be his b11de O The Adwtnluren e> rasiones Enctndidu 10:00 eo m11ews D CJ) o <at SlarOr & Hutch (R) lht Game A pl•ylul waari that Hutch can elude St1rsky lo1 an entne weekend turns 1nlo a ht, 01 death st"arch 111hen 11 1s learned '1. Hutch has conltacled deadly botul m m See Art l 1nkletter • Cry of Hurtina Wo d m ll11hl Galltry so lltwsclle<.~ -10:30- .., Q) News 2C tn Pursuit of Liberty •$0 Voter'1 Plptllnt 11:00 U • 3J U •121 29 Ntwa 0 ()I liO t21 St• Nein U The li11's Club O Movie: ''lite Perle<! ru1lou1h" (com) · 59 lonv· Curlis. Jdnrt I eiah m See Love in action on • Cry of Hurt1n1 World Q) Cry ol A Hurtlna W01td &> The Goocltts m Dick C1vett Show 6) V111ed1des -11:30-u 8 I} Mo"U' Barnaby Jones/"Btlr1yed" (du) !>4 r.1~1k Gablt Lana lu1nt1 Vl(t01 Matu,, O QS SJ loMny Cuson g Twitipt lOM D ) t!J ~ Mot1t "forty Carats" (com) 1.l I 1v Ullmann Edward Albeit Ge"' K'llY Q) Get Smart 1.2• lrl1u, Yoe• & You tD Clphontd ABC Ntwt 12:00 ffi The Prbontr m ""''"'"" -12:30- 0 Movie: IJiil "P11tern1" Id••) '56 Van llrllin fd Sealey CD ~It: \11111 "Hl1tory Is M1dt at lll1hr (dr1I ·31 Charles Boyer Q) Mo¥1e: 1W1 "ltlta•I En11J" W•l ·49 Howard Dull M•1l1 l111en 1 :00 Q CUl Otl '°"'°"°" CJ Tiit l#lt Ei11trt1 -1:30-m W•11ltd: Dtld or AllYt 2:00 CJ Mowlt ' "Tlt1t j.19J r10111 M i111" (dra) 71 Nanty Kwan Cl) Git Smart -2:30- • fllottt: il!fl "Tiii Wt Mui Aplft" (dial 44 ll1y M1ll1nd CD MoYlt: "11101 Trust A G.tmbltf" (d11) 'II Dant Ct1r~ 3:00 fJ Mtllt. "Tht Yeun1 Str•11ttr• (dl0 ·~1 11me\ Oaty 4:00 D Molt : "Su D11111trlo, ......_. .. (adv) ·43 Robert Btally •at llo.1&: "M1u lol 0.11 ll«tt'' (ldY) ~J John Hod••• -4:l0- • Mtwlo: •1 ''l\t Me11 Ill llKk" (myi) 'SO Btlly AM Oawits (WEDNESDAY I JANUARY 10 for 11101n1n1 and •lttrnoon list1n11. plust see DAYTIME PROGRAMS. Below. IOI JOUI Gonwtnttnct, .,. Ille day's mOwtU. OAmME MOVIES 12·00 D "fou1 Girls 111 Town" tcoml 'Jl Geo12e Nader Juh.e Adams [I~ M1rtmell Q) "Bua\tS 1n tht AlttrftOOll" l.,t>J S1 Rav Milland Helena Carw Forrest luc~ri Hugri Mdrlowe llarlon Mi1Cl;11ne :_.., EVENING 6>00 0 U 12• ~ llews 3 The Odd Couple u !$J 110 23 News U Emeraency One ClJ' Pro Bn kelb1ll lo~ AnK'''~ taktls di Boston Cell11' l~pr r1rl~y m The Brady Bunch a> Struts of San Franmco 1'4 The Grow1n1 Yu" f1l) DYer Easy Actor Anthuoy Hopkin~ d11<115.St1 1hr ha1dsh1p1 he wllPrtd to purwr h1\ ca1Pt1 and flow K'"*'"I nldei ha~ brou~hl a n•w pr~re of m1M ,. ric Tic Oou1h so f11111ty ,ortr 111 -6:30- 3 12 '' News e Cross-Wits 10 Mtrw G11ff111 Show Q)ll0ttluq fD Michael Jubon Sflow ff Tiit Johr's Wiid e> Ml Stctelar~ so lon1 Ult ' ,rosptllff 7 :00 0 1) DD a> News U The Ntwlrwtd Game 1 e The Joker's Wild ID 1Ul l.20 $11 MllllOll S Man Cl} S.ntord & Son f241 foods 101 lht flm1ly fll) Mttllelltlehm RePort €D La Senora de Cardtnu 1SO tntrocluclnc 8loloCJ -7:30- 0 WOlld War II: G.I. flulJ '°3 t-11'1 Co It tfle ftKt~ U Slla lb lb Ott Shannon eu._t~ 9 Snt1k '1t•itws A 1>1e~1tw loo~ al £ dwud th, Kina and AmtroC.n\ 1 .. 0 \n~c 1al l J paot \llln i.ern Wrdnrsd11 n11hh l>tl1n nine J1nu1ry I Ith D Namt Tllat T 1H1t ....... ri1 10 ,n r.11111, r11111 Cl> M1111 IZ ~~ b•fllltc 11 SJ111p11ony tD 21 TOll!JM )f ,._ IO Ctlls4llllOf $4/nNal IOI 8 :00 e 1e111f The~ G111*n No Nctwoik 1nlorm111on n11l1blf 11 U 1)11 S'tCIAL A Gill of So111-111t Muilc ltf UlllClr C..rt (C!Om) Tht Bet Gets, ABBA R1t1 Coolldte (lton lohn. Oltvll N'wton Jolin John .Denver Mdf C1bb, ~1s ll11stolft1ton jod Stt1111t Or1nnt Summtr ,nd htlh.,Wtnd & (11e th" f1UI 10\ltf of mutlC ltfl UI~ ihfll •01cn 101 lht htnelft ot needy <h1ld1tn flOilnd th, woild tn th11 , ... 11 WEDNESDAY (Continued) perlormance lrom the United lhey m coldly met by c1111ens who Nations Gentral Assembly 1n New lea1 fOI the safety ol town women YOik City David Frost is the host and who have been kidnapped as barter amonc those scheduled to make 101 a captured syndicate leader appearances are hbrlon Brando and O fK Ttc Doup Henry Winkler m MtfY Griffin Show U ()J flOl .HJ E11hl Is Eno111h l• G111t '•rformances 'The (R) 'lhe Yu1n1ng Pornt [hubeth s N01man ConQuesls · drum of t01n1 to a l>O$h bstern fD Creal l'tr1ormancts: Beyond lthool confhcts wrth the BradlOld Ille HotllOll A st0<y ol lwo brothers household budcet one a sensitrwe drtame1 #ho tones to m Carol Burnett ' fllends lrnel. and the othe1 a sens.ble m Moone: (2'1r) "Where the lrons ruhsl •ho loves larmmg and the Rult" (adv) 76 Ivan lo1\ 1111 ne•I dOOI who is loved by both fD lbho111I GeCJt11pluc lames Rrode11ck Richard Backus ED V"rmna Geraldine F1t1cerald John !JO) We Interrupt ThtS Year: 1971 Houseman (d•ard I Moore John -8·30-Randolph Maria Tucci and l\ale O ft 1112 Sl'ECIAL International Wrl~inson star Circus fatiul of Monte Carlo (90m) SO Dnid Su~md Show Jelly Savalas hosts !hrs 1ntemat1onal -9:30- 2alhe11ng of the most spectacular 0 '6 I I a Sl'ECIAl Entertainer ol circus acts m the world forty ach the Ytar Awards (R) lac~1e Gleason assemble 1n the p11nc1pa1r1v ot 1\ the host whrn show business bows Monaco repmenltnR such countries lo 11s own gruts Among others as r naland, I ranee. Hunaary lt3ly appear1ng on the speciil taped at Meiico and the Umled Stales The Caesar's Palace 10 las Vegas are acts include I ht Flying Gaooas Ste~e Maritn, Buddy Ebsen. Ann (aerial act) the Betyakofls (mo Mdr&ret. lhe Bee Gees. Debby Boone. balics). the Boichanom (lffltrl>oard Carol Burnett Red Bullons Joyce i1t1sts) and lht Duo Dob11tch (pmh DeWitt la11y Gatlin. Doug Henning. pole Kil Grace Jones, Norman lear Rrch D Wondtrtul W011d ol Ma&K l•llle Chuck Mangione. Andrea O The ~er·s W'~d McAidle. Dolly Parton. Chila Rima m The Odd Couple and Shields & Yarnell ED W1estli111 0 Q.J ()fl snCIAL The Btst of 9:00 U Oilier 8r01dway Dionne Warwick .ind r rink Gorsh1n perfo1ai fJ f 10 }ti Charht's An11ls Aneels on Vualton When the l.n&els co on a hohday at a mountain village where l\11s uncle rs shenlt ACROSS I Reedy, w1lhn1 1nd · 5 ' Twrnklo. twinkle lltllt · (clue to puuit ans~er) 9 Lona ·- 10 Sum (abbr ) 12 Locat>0ns 15 G1thor toe••Mr 18 Part ol a boel 20 Pion -21 Conl.oetate soldier (abbr ) 22 C01dqe "'* 2' Mont11b1n rot. I 25 An1et aear 28 Santa s h•llHll 31 H1w111an rov.i chief 32 Say 3A ChtmH 36 TOPI< 37 ·1 ltko -39 P¥t ol m1no •I AmH 4'2 llvO\ 1n monu111rv .. Answe, 11 tl\d of fhe S1t1.11dly IOQ ..... ,. S,turday ftipt Uvt: Volume 1 (90m) This 1>1011am h1&hhghts the shows ol lhe lut lhree years 1nclud1n& the very Itri! Conehead sketch Jaws II S.mura11 Deir lhe Blues Brothers s1n1in1 Soul Man Rose Ann Roseanna Danna. and the best ol Wtekend Updates !he Not Rudy DOWN 2 r1if't ('luo to fTIJllll! answ!'r) 3 Sw11ter s11e 4 Time perto Blbhcal ""me (var I 6 T}lpe ot mt'dlloilton (&bl>r ) 1 tuten 8 Hurry 11 Usher 1n aa1n 13 Common \ullt• I• To involve 10 conthcr I 6 Shoppong pl8( '' 17 Pronoun 19 frock 23 Ill d•~PO<t 26 Gorttle 21 e .. 29 As!.lgnment 30 Ailtn or ,,..,ne - 33 Jump 35 Noticed \ 36 New'~' ethCI., 38 Bo1ttna outcome AO Sto1> •nd .. .,. lor P11me lime Ploers Dan Aykroyd John Belushi Jane Curtin. Garrett Moms Brll Murray la111ne Newmll!l and Gilda Radner st~r with cuests Candice Bercen Buck Henry Steve Martin and Chevy Chast 0 The Mwtnturtn m ,asiorlei Enceftdidls 10:00 uom 11tws fJ I 10 (2J Vt&aS Kill Dan Tanna Dan becomes lhe target ol a hit man hued by a Vietnam veteran "'ho holds Dan responsible for a war lime masucre m 11ictrt G111try $~ National Gt0t11pllic -10:30-m a> llns '24 Sneak ~Yins 11:00 0 13 U <eJr12 ~News U !tO l13 l)f llns U The Liar's Club O M<Wie: "llem Slt1I Anyth1n1 SmaH" (com) 'S9 lames Caaney. Roeer Sm11h. Shirley Jones m Tiit Odd Couple m The Goodies 2~ Turnabout m Did Cavett si-m Variedadts -11:30- 0 $ 12 YOlll l~•: Ltlttn to C8S lltws Sharron love1oy host~ lh•s PIOlllm £1Vt0£ VltWerl lherr Chanct to t@ll CBS wllal they lhou1ht about recent nev.s br°'dusts 0 ~l it Johnny Carion e twi11c111 z-u ' '10 fSl '111Ke Womln m The Gona Show TV WEEK. JANUAl1V 7, 1979 m Got SNrt '24 IJlw, Yop & You ED CaptioMd AIC lltws 12:00 O lt ()2, Movie: The Rockford Files/Kaia' (D Nfrt4 HitthCAd ,,tsellb ED The l'rdOlltf m ""1/Mowte -12:30- 0 Mow11: fll'J "MldisM htnut" (dra) 61 Dana Andrews [luOOI Par~er Jun Cram. [ddie Atbut U ) l2f S.IU.T (1~ 1h111111 m Motrie: ,. "Tht Tinaltf" (llOI) S9 Vincent Price Judith Evelyn Da11yl Hoc~man Patricia Culls al Mowlt: ~ "UlldtlWftr Gill" (dra) ·51 Ale11s Smith. Scoll Brady Richard £fan 1:00 D 211 ()ti Tomoflow liJ The Lowe Eiperts -1:30- 0 W1nted: Dud Of Alive 2:00 O Mo¥1e: ''Tlle Yiottnl Ona" (dr1) 68 r er nan do la mas. Aldo Ray. David ~11ad1ne, Tommy S.nds m Mowte: tllfl "Wllo lillt4 Tt44y 8ear" (dral 65 Juhtl Prowse. Sal Mineo tin Muuay llame Strilcll m Gt• wrt -2:30-0 Moolit: _.., "The ~Mii Man" (com) ~7 Allsl111 Sim. ltll Adams I erry ThOmas o Movie: "CondetMed'' tdraJ JO Ronald Colman. Ann Hardina THURSDAY JAlfUUY 11 fOf ...... ltlCI 1ftt1 llOOft listillrs, ;i:.:: Sff DAYTIME l'llOGRAMS. , for rour conwenitnc:t, •rt the dl(s lllOWlts.. DAmlllE MDYIES 12:00 Iii iJiitJ "You llem Cu Tell" (com) '51 -0tek Powell, Pem Dow, Charles Drake m _, MJollftnJ Conic Lltely" (dra) ·o James Caaney. Grace Geo11e. M1r1011e Mam 3:00 (fOJ "A Clur ind l'menl Danaer" (dra) ·10 Hal Holbrooh. £ G Marshall 3:30 D "Du.iree" (dra) 54 - Marlon Brando. Jean Simmons. •V•NING 6:00 B D CJJ lllJ News (]) The Odd Couple .. ® llJl all .. ..., 8 EIMfaency OM a tronsl6e m Tiit Brady Bunch Cl) Slr"b of Sin f1111Cbco @ Oaialllna Home lnttriots m 0we1 easy a rte TK Douati (IJ) Frttltand Shtdlin1 -6:30-m CJJI '8' ....., 'I) Crtu-W'rts (IO! Me" Crittln Sllow m 1 LM lM<y fD Micllatl IKUofl Show t2ll Tiit .... , •• Wiid Q) [I CllM ((9) H11111111itia Throup the Arti 1:00 B U m D iftl llt.n • Tiit llt"""4 "-• Tiie .i.tt'a Wtl4 ID (1.Jl 121) Sil Mlllioft S Min • SlflfOfd ' Soll R foo4s ftr tllt Fll'lllty S> Tiie Madleil/Ullr11 1.,ort m Lt S.-1 .. C.rdtftn (Jf) Dtt1111ln1 HcNM lntttlon -7:30-... ••ate ()) .. ~If AMalt 8 Ill Stlfdt ef..MIMI CSI' ·e 111e o.as... •111tliellclllow $1.MltMlySllw G lk Te< o..111 Cll !Jal llttch ~"" ,. ·Adllt·l2 R L...tl n... lllMtMWt G ll Ttl!ICM ..... ""'9cMO 8100 e (lJl Tiie ...... A youna ullOt. brlttr °"" hes paralJ$1$ from 1 .., lnJU/y, tJ tt-91111\to Ult WtllOll's llolllt alld thtif huru as th• f1m1ly trtts to persuad• tum 10 •l•rt 1 new hit John Bof• CIOH f11111d has O•lhculty 16jvstr111 to llri handca' de1911e efforts ol tflt Win.Oft family. Al tht a.mt lrlM, l•S911 htlpi Btn 11\d lk• Godwy put toeethtl • to111 rlld dcnct rMlflt IOI lht USO .. ... TOlll C4'*-l !': 't.""" pi. u tlll tltdn~ fti11:\111 ... bOI lht flrat Po'l'ltt , generallng plant and was 1 p1onee1 1n lhe development of lhe sloraae ballery molton P•Clures and lalktes Adam Arkin Michael Callan and Rosemary DeCamp co slar The pieemment raconteur newspaperman and folk hero Mark Twain (Walker Edmonston) 1nt10 dutes tile show and otters )()mt sage comments al lhe end U Mowie: GJ!r1 (2hr) "l.Ofltty Are Ille Bme" (wes) '62 -Kirk Oouclas. Michael Cline. Gena Rowlands U f1) tl'Ol CS Mor\ & Mindy No Net-k 1nf01mahoo available 11 our press time O Movie: (Zhr) "Away All Boats" (adv) '56 Jell Chandler George Nader Julie Adams m Carol Burnett & Friends II) lilOYit: (2hr) "Cheyenne Alltumn" (dra} '64 James Slewart. R1thard Widmark Carroll Baker ID "RAISED Ill ANGER" • A Child Abuse Specral Hosted by Ed Asner. Underwritten by JM Co. fil Qjl Rt1sed in Anaer Edward Asner hosts this spteral 1um1"1ng the emolt0n1I and phys1ul m1sl1eat menl of children by parents who lose conlrol Thue parenls discuss lhcu PIOblems lht SOlultOns lhey have found and where they io1 help [,perts est1ma1e thal over ont m1ll1on th1ldren are abused and betwHn 2.000 ~nd 5.000ut them die nth year in lh, U S n a rr\ull nl child abuse • 5~ l>Jltltl rost11 MD -8:30-D <5.1 10) .2fl Whit's H1pt1t111n1 Makme 0111 Bolh Ra1 and Rerun lake areal Cite '" arrane1n1 1mpor lanl S11lurd1y n11hl datts, bul the11 $1ortts •lltrwards are mast~rpiects OI hdlOll CD Tiit Odd c..,... U> LI C.rMa dt Ambf.W. \Jtl Turlllbout 9:00 U CJ \ 1Ul l1r111~y lo11ts (2hr) Barnaby lonn. whrlt 1nv"h&at1n1 tht supPGSed dmrltoo of an MT!y captain lrom lhe V1ttn1m war 1ont urteCW•ll 1 btm1t S3 000 000 war trmt aold robbery ind tacu a manslauohltr chtrat when h• .acc1dcnt1Uy $hoots and htll$ an "1nnoctnt b standtr " II Ol Qllfftcy "A Small C11clc ol Friends' lilt Slay1n1 al • wi6tly lmtlted pro loolbtll !)11yt1. who rs discovered 10 hut a mulenl Ptnicdhn ru1st1nt vencre.I d1io~. uts Ou•nty and • lltalt~ depattmtnl olfrc11I all on 1 hanhc rice to prtvtAt 1 n11ton111dt epldtnuc Jenny Sherman and Raymond St. IKQUU runt e ltrHJ lllllltr "Y01C1 An1ly1tf'' Repoits al Pollet COHllPhOft sublll1t S.rntJ Mtlltl I nd his Hew Vor~· detectrvu to lht P'Qb1111s oj lnteml Aff11rs 1nvest1 c•tou and lhttr new lanaled "' dettd•nt VOICt analyit • """ Griffil .. ft .... •GtMM GlailM Ill All(tf-1 ... U• A lrtt 111 stuci. pt0tr am oll111n1 111tor cal IMitllACI fot clltld 1bm and A ~o~lt~4 • lfam.Jltl 11t1~ ol tile lltCIOI! fl Chill Ahn pro~ttl lor lit\¥- modmtts a panel ol child abuse tAperls 1nclud1n& represen1a11ves from soc:1al strvtet and law enl01ce menl 11enc1es and parent asmlance aroups Viewers may d11etl quesllons to the panel by calhna (2 IJJ 663 8421 W !to<lles hpalrn so llarsed 1n Anaer -9:30- 0 3 1 rio11291 So1p The tares and lhe Campbells &alhe• IU tulDK17P Ch,Sler bul smcf his body MS no1 bten found they dtcide lo bu1n his t1VC111le su11 and scarier lhr ashes eJ l'UtOntS [nc:1nd1diH 10:00 D .23 3t 118C lltpom Cll~: A Clan By Itself This documentary spetldl shows how China. w1lh • popula11on ol nearly a billion PtOl>lt. is prepartng 1ls younr 1ernerallon lor a role in m1~1ng then coun11v • super super powe1 U O Wll..., U BUDDY TEMPTED TO • LEAVE HOME-FAMILY 8 3 10 2t hmily £.111s & [nlranres llatn lone time fr1rnd a 'PIPb••led stage aclress who has "ma1Md ch1ldleu d1SGovers Buddy ~nd is dete1m1ned lo lure the her lrom home into lhe thutre m llifltt Callery fli)llOWI so ll11sed 1n Anaer-fotlow·Up -10:30-m O> lll'll'S 24 lbllOllll Geoarap!IK so lll'lnCheck 11:00 D 3l U 't tOl at llnn 11 U Jl ''News O The li11's Club g McMe: •1 "1'1tbbur1h" (dr1l 42 John Wayne Mtrlrne D1fft1rh R1ndolph Scott m Tiit Odd eoup1e m Tiit Goodies m Diet Cavett Show so rootsteps -11:30-u 11 lll1 M0tles: 111•a•s•H1 Columbo D QJl 11> lthllflf C:,1J011 B Twllipt Z- 8 t) •10J IHI SttrllJ & Hvlclt ID The lions Show m Gtt SNrt 124) Lk T ... & Ytu fn~AIClln'l 12:00 m AHrt4 Hitdittc• t rnents / m"" ,rttw, -12:30- " liMils: Act of l.ovt The Unfa1thh1I Writ," 'lady In Dlltm.i • l1) lmat> lll111111l ID MOYit1 "C•mt ol Death," Clt111• Ytnltirt .. lhe Curw of Ille l~1n1 Colpse • ....,,.: "btlltl ' '"' 111111" (adv) '60 Joo Collins.. 1:00 ·~ f-.nw G Tiie LM b,.m -1:30-....... o.4 tt MN 2:00 ....... : .,...., .. Mlt" {sri~~11d e..tlart • • • "P•n1< In lift C.lt Slffpu11 t.t 14 lltStt~ ) TV WEEK JANUARY 7. 1979 FRIDAY JANUMl 12 f04' 11101nin1 and afttrnoon lis11n1s, pluse Ht DAYTIME PllOGllAMS. Below, for your to11¥tnitnu, 11t tht day's lllllYie1.. DAmME MOVIES 12:00 O "heryth1nt Bui lht Truth" <com) 56 Maurttn 0 Hara lohn fo•~ylhe m • "Man of Conquts1" tdr~) Jq R1chMd 011 Jodn fonld1n~ Gail Palril~ l.00 tO "lih1n1hcent Thiel" (idvl 67 Roblorl W1gnrr Senta Beraer John Suon 3:30 O IW "lilorllu11" (dra) 65 Ma1lon lliando Trevor Howird Yul Brynn" EVENING 8:00 D 0 11 2t lltwi ~ The Odd Couple 0 t tO n llt~ U Cmeraency Ont O Ironside m The Brady Sundt O> Shttb of San rr1nmco 24 ilO f 1m11J l'ort111t fil rreestyle (R) G"a\t Mon~ry In this l1n1I tDl~Odf Ch11~ (Mia Bend111en) lroes 10 prov, she cao handlt the cllores di !ht Ra\ st1r1on on her 1ur1I to•n 39 fte Tit Oou1h -6:30-, 12 ,, llns e Cms-W'lb 10 Mt" Griffin Show m I t.on lll<y fID Michael J1c .. on Sllow 1f Tiit lo'tt'l Wiid ED LI CnldJ Sten CrJMa SO On ttle Rold IOI PtKt 7:00 U (31 D 8 tf lltws u The lltwlywM Ca111t II t Tiit Joker's Wrld CD 112 <21 $11 lll~Uon S 1111111 Cl) Sanford & SOii fa Mxllell/ ltllrtr 1.,ort 0> LI S.-1 tit Cardttlu St'i r 1r111 °""' -7:30- B Tiit lltat Step lt,W J ) Cl) The .... b • IJ OllUT OMci ftttr A n11ton1l d1SC0 cont.st '*hth cuur cclrbf1flts 10111 hOU Dtnry Ttmo and 0 J f1erm1n K1n1. to stltCI w1nn1n1 dinct coul)les for O¥tr S.4 000 1n ush and pmu n 109 music.,ns and \1n11rs perlOlm 8 n.t Dttilla "9lt • lft ~fl~ S.Um e ~TacO.Cll mw..12 If() ~ Tllll&M eD ZI T t11iP1 O llfws A W•t'a P ... 8:00 II ti~""*'.._ IAOC •tent Ot1na Pt1rte1 am ""dereovtr to bid IOI 1 blaclmarltt nuc.lur warhead. 11C1Mrtll "°"' 1 RllSM~ tel tlla'ld mto t 1n by a UIO • « .,.... ---"lllt Club htrnt' W11t11 w1111r 11"4 from H11tem cotnt lo vu1t. ht tl'ltf dl11t llltm "'t" hG llCW wtaltll . 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FRIDAY (Co ntinued) U Mow11: (2hr) "The Indian nahter" (wu) 5~ 1111~ Dougla\ Waller Matthau El!o.i Marlontlil D 1~1 ~l Donny & Marie Dick Van Patten Ruth Bu111 and Joe~ hnolta auest L Califonli• Em"""' U lilcMt: (211r) "To Hell & S.U" (dra) 55 Audie Murphy lac~ l\elly Charles Drakt M11Shall Thompson m Carol lu111ttt ' fllelld1 Cl) Mowle: (211r) "The lucu11etr" ladv) 58 Yul Brynntr Charlton Hulon Ctwe Bloom lnier Steven1 fD 14 10 W11l11n(ton Wttk 0) Y1wl1na -8:30- CJ 13 )f lot & Valer It 1 h, Wedd1 n& Joe and Valerit \ marriaae plans are compl1qttd when due to a rr111up tht church hu stheduled thr luneral ol a ganesttr lnr tht urn• time n lheir nuptials fl) Kten'I f'tople CD Tht Odd Couple ID l4 50 Wall $1reel Wtel O> Eduardo II 9:00 f) · 8 1 t The Incredible Hulk (R) '1hr) David 8Anner lind1 romanct And mamaRe with a lovtly psych11 lost wilo ''"\ to cu" n1s atlltcllon which turns him into the Hui~ wh•I• Banntr tuts to help ht1 with ht.r o•n t>urden As the11 mutual deprndPllC~ ero#S amid tht sptrndors ol lhe Hawa11i1n coaslhnt rnmancr and km b~ms They marry •ilCh kno•rng their lilt toaethtr n trau~hl .. 1th penis ilnd crrt11n h,_rlbru~ When th' 1Sli1nd 1s \#tpt b• • typhoon ,1 a truc1al mom,nt 1n lht ntw (•)UPI• s hvt\ lheu ~t\l1ny ru\hts to a conclusion whK:h ne11n., ol lhem un control CJ 29 )t fh1 Rockto1d files lh, Billll, A• ,nd th, [tplndinR C•llil' When llodlord 1~ arrt>l•d 1n ~ stnlrn rn hlled with ~ trunkloAd ol we,pons h, hnd1 h11n,elt • p.iw11 in 'dtadly ~-mt ot 1llfiAI aun 1unninK Glenn Corbell ind Mar~, RPdmond gursl 0 l1 1 '10• lat SPlCIAl The Ame11un Minic A11ards (7hr I GIPn C•mpbell Helen Reddt ~nd Onnna Summrr pnrtorm and host th, pre~enlations of lh~\t award~ five from the Sa111a Monica C1rn Aud1to11um lwenly aw.ids a,, p1r senled •n toui music al c11r1oi1tS Pop1Rock Soul Country •nd 01"0 plus a Sjltc11I Award ol Mt11I CD Men Cfltlln Show °124 <lOJ Mova fD '*'" ViftJJI -9:30-m S...n l'11t~ Al111ll G> PuloMi E11«ndldJ1 10:00 U .U it Tiit Eclcllt Ctprt Mysttt• Murder Pl111 A Dud Hand Frankie Dallas fflpv1llr Brand) the odds on t1w11te to win lht Woild Senu ot Poktt 111 l u Yt1u. slump1 om dud rn thP middle ot a t1uc1tt l\Jnd and 11 " chS(OY•ltd .he 1111 been poiM>ned (RHC:htduttd) .. ., ..... ..... Wefy • R,.....u,cMti fD .... pita fhHfrt ~UM \tit~ -10:30;.. ••""" , ... ,. . . . ' 11:00 u ' 3 I D fOI .HJ "'"' D e 1t .n n lie'#\ U The Liar's Club CiJ Mo.It : "Romuott & luhel" (tom) 61 John G•v1n Sandra Dee Peter Ustinov m Thi Odd eoup1e Cl) The r.ooctie1 i• Black f'mpective on tht llt1n fD !Id Cavttt Sholl ED Varitdadt1 -11:30-0 e 12 Mov1u : Tht New Aven1mt"l.W. Coop" td1~1 I? Chit Robertson Ctratd1nr P;Re Christ 1ne Ferr •re R C Arm\trnn~ CJ n 3t Jollnny Cuson U T11ih&hl ZOllt D 3 i 10 tt Barella CD The Gon& Show Cl) Get S1111rt 24 Uhu, Yo11 & You fil) C1ptioned ABC News 12:00 m Me Boa fD Tht Prisoner 0) News/Mov11 -12:30- 3 Solp factory DIKo U Mo.it: tll "New York Conh dentral" (dral 5S -'nn• Bancroll Broderic~ Crawto•d R1th1rd Contt O Mov11: "Dud Run" (dtl) 6q PttPI I awlord Geor&t Gerti Uiunle~ Ira Fursttnb,111 10 Mo111t: "Chambtr of ltofror\" mot 66 P1t11c\ 0 Nut Suty l'At\tr Wilfred fly~ While CD Allred H1tcflcock Prt}tflls 0) Mov11: "The Climaa" t mys1 u Su~nn~ f osltr Bo11s KMIOll I urhan Bey G•lr Sooderturd 1:00 CJ 23 H Mldnt&lrt $ptt11I e The love hptrb m Soap factory -1:10- (i) Wanted: Dud or Alive CD Movie· '1lf "fhe 49th Man" ((lrA) ~l lo~n tr,land R1rh~rd ll,11n1ng M1kt Connors 2:00 f) News/Mo.it: tr ''The Prince & tilt Show&lrl" (com) ·~1 laurfnt~ Olivier M111tyn Monroe Sybil fhornd1kr D Movie: "$l11n111 •I Sunrls." t~11) 71 C,or&' Monteomtry 0,1n1 Martin B111n O'Shau&hn,~w -~:30-u Movie: "Only tilt Cool" (SU{P) 17 Lilli Palm,, Slrphane Aud•~n 0) Get Slllal1 3 :00 m 1110.11: "' "0tt1111" (•d•I 46 lom 11101 Ann Smet! a> Motte ., "Ritod1tl llo111111et" (tom) ~~ ~'ID"' Main Rudy Y1llte Chill Willi Btno v,nut• lrrnt Ryin 4 :00 G Mowit: ''Tiit S,W.r l the rl)" (my\) S1 (lie Po1lm1n N1dtf Crl) Cuy Rottt. ld•ard Chapman CD Mo.It: 1 •fhe DI•~• (ho!) 57 Paul 8urhe. Alh$Oll Hayes Jolln l W1nrr1t • -4;30-..... ; ''1111 s-4 .. (l Cid'' (ldv) '62 Ralend Carey, S.nd10 M0111ft, C'l11nttl Dtl>ttC SATURDAY IAllUAR't 13 MORNING 6 :00 CJ Thet's Cat f" SunriM Stmesier O <Mlmwnlty feedbKk CD U111msity of lllt Air -6:30- 0 Sunnw Semester CJ 8'UY Panis & Nrtwrb U D111net e TV Clauioom CiJ Davey l Goliath ·~ llut Cstatt Ape111rul CD Sptak Out Cl) Infinity F ICIOIJ ID CaptJOfttd ABC News 3t Search 7:00 f) C1me11 Three D n flt &11111 Gool·Ups 0 ll& Bl11t Marble D 1 3 Scooby's All·Stm f Spanish CiJ The Hot f udp Show HI 12t Scooby Ooo W!ltre Art You m (ltmtnlary Newt fl) Woman llttl lo Rut fD Yora 101 Health -7:30- 0 Dusty '1 T rttllouse CJ -.U JI f 1ntastk four U ,Krsetten t The Nut Sttp CiJ The Lone Ranatr 101 l2t hnit1<e m Thet's [f!OU(h 0) Romper Room fD lltndel'IOUJ Mrt Mcnella 8 i00 fJ e lfi '°P'Je Hour CJ '2) 131 Goclrilla Super 90 u Mom: .. "fictllln& uwman'' (wts) ~7 Weyn~ Moms u u.r.o. ~I l2tJ Superlriends CD Mowlt: (Ill) ''Tht Ho1111ds OI Vlr1lni1'' (dra) '40 Martha Sfolt t!!) Mnterple<.t Tllt1lrt m lnllshl -8:30-D 1. J Suptrfrltnds Q.) Souther• CallfO<lllt m ESU b LI VldJ 9:00 8 J 12 Tiit lup lu1111y/lload Runntf Sholl a hid Clia'"l"Oll 'tnnb &iorn Boir Y1ln Ct1ule1t1t lltt HHtak •~d Rost0t Ta1111er .,e ttaturrd Tape delay GI As We Set It fD blllllow'J £llcl Plu•.tll A ntw htt part u11n toi h .. nna 1mpa11td ch1lctun •&rd 1 11 Lindi 8owt (ot Stufllf Strfft) 11 today'$ tutsl G)MM -9:30- ., (Ill O.tty htk • -..it: "Tiie ™"' $«1tl" (dra) ·6' Stephen Boyd ~ tGJ ft Scoeltf'a M·Sbn ll)Voa ,.., fDZ,. TV WEEK, JANUARY' 7 1979 U '' hn1tau CiJ ,,o football l he Stn101 Bowl A showcase ol pro tootball s No I players compete live from Mobile Alabama Cl) Movie: •"Under Ille 61111~ (dra) ~I R1thard Conte Audrty fotlt1 IOhn Mclnt11e '2} l} Yotl'S S,.Ct bee fD O!Kt Upon A ClUSIC -10:30- fJ I 11 T1r11n/Supe1 Stvtt' U S.t111ur-D 'l, 'IO ll Pink Panther Sllow CD llasht111it Miiii< fD freestylt 11:00 D 3 10 lt Wttktnd SptClll IRl 111 m lost How Come I round You 1 Concl A boy on the run from an orpha&e an ~ldfrly wom1n who \hophlt\ health food two hyper active lore11n m1ss1ona11es with a passion for baseball and a puppy called Puddles make hie mn more complttated for two am1teur bank •obbers seekin& a h1dtoul Moosie 011er Ron Soble Ron Feinberg and Irene ledrow star CD h<QlltS Cousttau 1) f1bulou1 runn11t fD Slrobt m Fantarl.t Fek.orl ,. Colle&• Bashlblll Nr111 Meirco al BYU -11:30- g Olatntl D 3 10' fl Ameriun 8'nclstand Cl) Get Smart U 8'1 Crtr llol1er' fD Gnn and lltPllr It ED MllSIU Colomlll1111 An•RNOON 12:00 f) f Space Aclcltmy D Vo,1t1 to the Bottom of !lit Sta CD Soul Tt1ln 11 %' I i& 11111 Mtrbk Q) Tarttn rn tronsldt 11•1 The GrO'llinl Yeari fD Julia Child Co. m Watter Mtreldo -12:30- 0 !l 1fl) Flt All>tl1 I 3) Hollywood TMn D Acrkutture USA 8 Tin h lllt NF\. 110 DIKo 10 fD MIM: tl'J •t11110Ctllb 111 hril" <'om) ~~ Alutt11 Srm. Marr11tt Ru!htt10<d Ct111e Bloom .2t lonMll 1:00 8 (()(fl) All II 1 r•Mttr• u ~lJ ... ...,. o..rt Wt Clt9* Cowt<llt ol lilt hnt IOUf n1mtnl 011 lht 1919 PCA lowr, INtu11n1 m1ny of the top money winners ot lllt 1918 PGA tour trOfll Palm Sp11np. c.lrl en.. Ilic,..., .,.,.. 7 • "" ~ The lot M&tlu Kines al lllt 0.11011 Rtd W1n11 .... ~ 10:00 11 r.w..r..- .. T1M °* Uri!lla .Mlf'Cla...., •o.··=\~ -1:30- • ([) (ll) lO ... (J)To,ic -~si.., cmJ rre llwlen Twr ta Movie: e ''Gut1t1H11'1 A1rH1H11t" (d11) 'H -Cre1ory Ped, llofolhy McGuire 2:00 8 ([) crJ) Colpte Mallen T..is Ho Network 1nf0fmat1011 m 1lable CJ) Illy Tllrtt s... . ...,. 8 lllN• ;Di .... lid" (adv) '62-Lauit7f.d Allan. J1ck Ot Mave ..... 1 .. ,... ... at Jellll W.,... Clelllcl m rw!MI 1nterllldw1 -2:30- lvlAIAQ 8:00 BD([)OaJlltn • ...,.: (2hr) "Tiit SoVOtl Uttlt frtJJ" (mus) '55-Bob Hope Molly V1t1le, Billy Cray <12> HM Ha Cl) OLYM,,A * CHALLENGE BOWL II JANUARY 13, 1979 (J) TIM lrldy Melt 8 Shada of ,, ..... fl3 lioldefl Villtae 3:00 CJ) .w. .. 12 ,... at~ FootMll The Challenee Bowt-PA"t t 0 ind 81c 8 all·stars compete hve from the K1n1 Dome 1n Seattle'. Wuh1n1tan D 0 Coll•&• IHhlhll Washinaton at Stanford e r111111y film ftttlval all Mowle: "Cll•ktc•" (dra) '68- Rich11d [fan. Susan Struber1 GJ llovlt: "Victor1 at Sta" Documentary Gt Wt11 Taa QJ) Leek AIM a Tiit....., £J111111Mftt -3:30- • ([) crJ) s,orts s,.cteclllar Ho Network 1nlormahon available e CD a rrofeui.1111 lewltn THr Covtra11 of the SI 2S,OOO Showboat lnv1tahonal lrom Sllowboft Lints 1n us veau m ~ s,.t~illt n n. f"4til '*""" a Tiit "-,.,,.. 4':00 D lltflt: "011 1111 leach" (dra) 'S9-Greaory Pee~. Ao C.rdner, frtd A5teire m Movie: "fl1111l111 Star" (dra) '60-Elv1s Presley, Berbara Eden 0 It'• l~..a 1111111111 ID 1.111111 c-1111111 m ,.,. . ..., o.rti.. n 111ew1e: "'"' ln••r ••t"" (adv) '51-Robtrl Mitchum, Curl Jurte11s, lhtodore Biket -4:30-................... a ~ ,_. """"" a:oo @ Mop f.D Turnabout -6:30- • CD D ([) !2IJ (8) News D Mary Trier Moore (%)) .W.111· IZ 9 b lnllow'1 (nd t!llJ Julil Clllld ' c.. fll) ECOllOll!kally 5-t .. ina 7:00 a Tiit rrke b RlaM llwatnCJ Ono D$UlloautySMllr 8 E,..it-. IM Anceln G ([) TM UMllOWll Wir <m llllt'•.....,.... ., (ll) a al Tiit lnf•nc• ..... Sllow ID RllllO Tlllt TUM 0 Ollct U,on A Cllak fD C.liftrlllt TonlcM (9) Mtt111 at, Ulllitl -7:30-• 2 all IM TOMI D Clll f 1111ily Ftlld 8 Tiit LAIMIMlt Ent CeMtctioll Thrs PfOtrtrm locum on the financial and cultur1l 1mp1ct th1t Moddle East pelro dollars 11e h1v1n1 on 1he econ omy of Southern C1hforn11 ID> Tiit Mllfftb ® C411afttllwt Otltlool f.m Lin Fro111 W.lltr1p "S111h V1u1hn S.n11 Ger$hw1n W1lh lhe H1hon11 Srmpllony Orchul11" 8:00 a 1uw TIME "(WHIT! * "THE MUTt SHADOW" Ill Colltc• lmrtMll USC lro11ns vs. UCLA Bruins m u,.u1n, '*"'ml" @ TWMty.f'ow Ollt Front 9~• -1:30- • CJ) all 9 Carlt 1 c ... ntry Clons ntarfy uusa en 1nter111flo111I 1nc1dent when she arrtsU a t1oupe of RuSSlln dlncers 9 Lllillt r..wtt. 9:00 8 ([) O llletle: (llu) w~~ A lM SWy" (dra) '78-Junes V1nt1nt McHoc:hol, Joy leOuc. Sh11t1y Kno&ht. Tony lo811nco. Jennrler Warren The SIOfl' of two adolescents whose person1t relationship blouoms and piofes sional rel1honsh1p matures as they work tQ&ether tow11ds the11 common roaJ-thr nahonat f1ruie sbt1n1 ch1mpt0nships D 0 ID Morie: (Zllr) ''Who ts Kllll111 lflt Sbml 111t11r (adv) '78- Robert Forster, Fion1 lewis, Joanna Cassidy, Bruce Clom, J1mes lurs1 Forster stars as a Hollywood stunt min. who becomes SUSOtCious when three other stuntmen-1nclud1n1 Ills brother-die 1n the course ol the11 wor~. and he puts his own lilt on tht hnt by attemphnr the """ stunt that took his brother's Ille 8 CD <II a The lM INt mo...r.raeSMllr m Tllt Wioi OSMMdlrt f!DJ...-llpdliti 0 tM F Ml Wolf T flJ -9:30- ID HM Hn 10r00 8 Cl]) (Ill FMtuJ 11111141 (R) [p1SOdes "Trt1sure," & "Sunce" G S,CCIAl Tlie t11t1mtlon1I Cllltdron's Appul (311r) lony Orlando llosls this telethon tor tnt U H pioc~1med lnternattonal Yur of the Child 1n t 979, ., Collap S»O VllioM -10:30-...... iRl MM of At1n: M1~Htl of A Mytfl . . 11 :00 a mem11ows D ([) <ll 0 hn ....... ..., ....... : w.,...,. ...... .,, .. Oocument11Y TV WEEK. JANUARY 7, 1979 (I}) lllotit: l!r) "Welt LllWll" (adv) '58-&rry Sullivan. Peter Craves .., The GoMln /ll) lrwide 1211 Movie: @J "Gutle1111n'1 A1rae11e11t" (dra) '48-Creaory Peck. llofothy McCu11e '-11:30- • lllM: '11M l.W' (dra) '71 - . Judd H111Ch, 8oM1t F ran~hn CJ) lllM: "Deslf .. " (dll) '5~ Marlon 811ndo Jun Simmons D @ ID SiturUJ Nlpt lJft Art Car1unktl 1s the host and Stephen l!lsllop IS the musical 1Ue1t 8 MoN: "Madlillt Giii Mceti11" (adv) '70-Jolln C~vetu to.M4y Sllop ®l Mtwit: "An1t1 In My ,CKktt" (adv) '69-Andy Crilfllh G)ThellMln IS Turll.tllout &l> Mom: ~ ''The llut An&t1" (d11) '30-Cmil Jannmes 12:00 CIJ Mom: "!'lay It u It Lays" (dra) · 72 I uuday Wei~. Anthony Per~lns -12:30- • Mo.11: "Th• ltd Sittlna ~ .. 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