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1979-02-25 - Orange Coast Pilot
I ' - ·Reaf)y for Sun to Be Star. Attraction? By TOM BA&LEY 0. • .,.... ........... Jobn Sanford bu the repute· Uon ot betna tht m0tt 1tarry. eyed man on the Oran1• Cout Colleae campu• But the Utle conferred on b1m by Co1ta Me.a coed.I-baa D01h1n1 to do wsth al ralra of th htart. the happil m r rled, S nford hastH)' phati Thl' ~t.ar that hl\'O ab1orbt-d hi attention trom boyhood •HUY day1 art" arattered about lhl' nl&ht ski~ , 1many ol tbtm mllllom of ll1ht yeats away and undet table to the oakt'd, albelt aldtd, t'Vc~ But. th > <' noot l'5<'11Pt' San- ford 'a camera wb1ch pack up di lant pl n t from thtlr moun tings on hJs 12 Inch tele. cope a be survey$ slell r regions from the back yard of his Orange home. The sensitive cameras have picked up many occupants of distant galaxies and recorded them on film faithfully to the pol1t that the Coal• Meu leac~r a8d hla pktur 1 hav bf.fin In a rt"CMl I H ue of' 'Star 1nd Sky." ft lJ oot lh f1r1t venture Into print '°"' the OCC profe aor of creaUv art.t. 1'h4.• l'nthua aall amalttur a•lronomtr' com Mt'nl on and vtt'WI of thc.- huvena havti appeared ovt>I' tht- eara Jn a num~r of publlca t on d vot~ to hi he>bby A1trophotoazr•phy becam th · •~cond love-ot anford '11 lite dur Int hla bl&h school days In lt:M whH the cl~e approach or th plan t Jupitt-r to tho star, Rt1ulu1. had him e•clt"dly re.achlna for telescope and camf'ra /It • comblnat on print of that event made from exposures taken on succeedlna niahts which showed three different posit on.s for Jupiter was accept· ed by a national magazine. Twenty.five years later, Jupiter is again in the forefront of Sanford's thinking. This time the planet is being photographed by \he spaceship ·Voyager as the unmanned space SUNDAY 1urveyor paHea Jupiter at a point 500 million tnlles from Earth The vut dlatance falls to raise Sanlord'11 ~yebrow. "After 111:· he said, "Pioneer t on her way to Saturn and when sh take• her pictures or that plant.'t ln October or Nov- ember s he wil l be some 900 mttllon miles away from her launrhlna point." Many Voyager pictures of Jupiter are being passed Into Sanford's hands a nd be is selling the m to raise funds for the 200 ·membe r Orange Count y Astronomers . He bas twice served the group as president. "There are 200,000 of us in the Uniled States and the number is rapidly growing," he said . "Many members are women, and they are just as enthusiastic as the men in tracking and photographing the heavens." But not the first love of San· ford 's Ufe. Mrs. Sanford, he 'Said. "isn't really all that in· terested. But she doesn't object <See SUN, Page A3) 0.11, ~-S4Mf ...... JOHN SANFORD, SHOWN AT HOME IN ORANGE, WILL VIEW ECLIPSE IN CANADA • VOL. 72, NO 56, 7 SECTIONS, 110 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI~ SUNDAY; FEBRUARY 25, 1979 TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 7 ·China Vows Coritinued 'Punitive' War 1 Iranians Promise Oil Flow TEHRAN, Iran CAP) -The new government .said Salul'day · it wtu begin exporting Iranian oil again within 15 days, breathing new life into the coun- try ·s devastated economy and easing supply problems that are being blamed for recent price in-creases. In downtown Tehran Satur- day. gunmen took over the Ira- nian headquarters of Interna· tional Business Machine Corp. A spokesman for the gunmen said they were sent by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini 's revolu- tionary committee to question the 330 Iranian employees to de- ter mine whether any had con- nections with the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. the shah's SA V AK secret police or Israel. No one was arrested and. though the men car.ried weappns, no shots were fired. said an IBM spokesman who declined to be identified. He said all foreign nationals working for IBM had leftthe country. In another development, the man widely regarded as the like· ly choice to be Iran's next presi- dent, Ali Shayegan. said in an interview with The Associated Press lhal Iran cannot go back ------IJ--k1L..!the "first century of Islam," but must become a modern na- tion with an internationally ac- ceptable government. K homeini, t he 78·year ·old Moslem religious leader who headed the mass movement that toppled Shah Mohammad Reia Pahlavi's government, intends lo establish an "Is lamic re· public " but has given few details of how it would operate. Shayegan, 76, returned to Iran Thursday after 20 years In exile iii France and the United States. Before Iran's oil workers went on strike last fall in support of the Khomeini movement, the na- tion 's wells were producing 6 m iUion barrels daily and about 5.4 million were exported. StonnHangs Just Off Coast LOS ANGELES <AP J A r~instorm hovering off the coast is expected to sweep into Southern California by tonJght and linger through Monday, the National Weather Service said. The front develoJ)ed Friday as another storm died out after aprinkllng .30 or an inch or rain over downtown Los Angeles. Highs today under increasing- ly cloudy skies were expected to 1>e in the mld-605 the weather bureau aai~1 following lows Saturday In U>e mld...O.. In the mountalna, h o•ever, the mercury wu expected to settle between-'5 and~. after dropping Into the 20s overnight. ...... -.r. ··---.... Dell'( ............. i.y Lee ... , .. Best Feet Forward Beth Blacketer, 8, and Puff pause while competing in the Smallest Dog competition Saturday at a canine show for youngsters at Riddle Field in Laguna Beach. The event was part of the Art Colony's Winter Festival which continues through next weekend with an artisan's faire from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily at the Festival of Arts grounds. 118 Marine Pilot Perished in Crash A 27·year -old Huntington Beach man has been identified as the victim or a fiery airplane crash Thursday al Long Beach Municipal Airj>orl that left a Garden Grove night instructor in critical condition. A Los Angeles County Coroner's spokesman identified the dead man as !ltark E. Bren· nan, a Marine Corps Captaln stationed at El Toro MCAS. Brennan was a student pilot on a tralnlns flight from Orange County Airport. ' His instructor, Tom Beal, 60, Is In critical condition at Tor· ranee Memorial Hospital with burns over 80 perc.nt ofbJs body and muJUple fractures. · The acddent occurred while Brennan was maklng touch and go lllOd.Ln&a at LM airport In a twin-engine Cessna 310. A witness to the 11:36 a.m. crash said the plane narrowly missed the San Diego Freeway, slammed into a brick buildiq near the airport and burst lnto names. No one on the g round was injured. Authorities speculated that Beal wu either thrown clear or crawled away from the fiaminc wreckage Just alter impact. An off-duty Los Angeles police oflleer who wu drtvtna on the freeway as lbe plane passed over said the aircraft was apparently already crip- pled. "The tail was all beat up l*e it had already hit aometbiJll," be said. The aircraft was chartered from Shaw AJrmotlve at Orange County Airport. .-~ Vietnamese Claim Hq_ndreds Killed BANGKOK IA P > -Viet· namese troops hit back at the · Chinese invaders in three pro· vinces Saturday. "wiping out" hundreds of soldiers, Hanoi radio said. China vowed to con- tinue its "punitive" war and -madeit clear it will seize disput- ed border lands. -""l. Two members of Congress just back from the battle area confirmed intense fighting and heavy casualties but said Viel· nam appears confident or win· ning and of gelling help if it needs it -apparently from Moscow. A Hanoi Radio broadcast late Saturday said the Vietnarnese had killed ol' wounded 15,000 Chinese soldiers and destroyed 230 tanks and armored vehicles since the invasion began Feb. 17. Vietnamese casualties were not mentioned. The broadcast, monitored in Bangkok, said Vietnamese troops were blocking Chinese a dvances a long Highway 4 between Dong Khe a nd Cao Bang city i n Vietnam 's northernm ost Cao Bang Province and t.he center of the embattled 450·mile border. In Hoang Lien Son Province. farther west, Vietnamese units counterattacked, killed "hun- dreds or enemy troops," and destroyed 73 vehicles and four tanks, the broadcast said. Jn the coast.al Lang Son> Province, ·'hundreds of enemy troops were wiped out." with one battalion "badly trounced" four miles from the Chinese border, it said. There have been reports that Chinese forces have penetrated as far as 20 miles into Vietnam since launching the invasion eight days ago, purportedly to Rider Finds Man's Body In Upper Bay A coroner 's autopsy is scheduled today for a man believed to be a missing person frmrrTustin whose body was found Saturday in the Upper Newport Bay marshland. An Orange County coroner's spokesman said Saturday he believes authorities have Iden· Ufied the man but -were waiting for a relative to give confir ma- tion. The m an wasn't reported mlssinguntUSatorday night. The fully·clothed body was round at 10: 11 a.m. Saturday by a young girl ridlna her horse near the north end of the upper bay. · Coroner's officials Hid there WIS no sign of foul play at the 9cene or on the body and 'scheduled an autopsy to de- termine tbe cause of the man's deatb. The vlctim ia described aa 30 to 35 wit!I brown balr ud eyes, a moustaclM and a beard. The time ot deatb was approx· lmatefy e a.m. s.turday, a depu· ty coroner estimated. • ,, "punish " Vietnam for past border incidents. In Washington. U.S . in - telligence sources said Friday the Chinese drive appeared to have slowed. possibly in pre· paratioo for a major thrust. In Peking, a government or- ficial said China's action had not ended because China needs "to give a bit more lessons" to Viet· n&Pl . Japan's Kyddo news ser vice reported Saturday in a dis,Patch from the Chinese capital. It quoted the uniden· tified official as saying, "The overall puJl-0ut won't come lo· day or tomorrow." _ He said Chinese troops even· · tually will . withdraw to "what China claims is the border line and not the border line Vietnam insists upon." Kyodo reported. The report said the disputed ter-ritory totals about 38 square miles and is scattered all along the border.\ The dispatch quoted the of- ficial as saying the djspuled land issue cou.ld be negotiated if Viel· nam agreed. The So'tiel news agency Tass said that in a c'onversation with ambassadors from several Asian and African countries, "a Chinese spokesman said that even if China puJls out its troops from Vietnam it will leave its garrisons in some of the so- called 'disputed a reas.' The spokesman did not say what the 'disputed territories' are and by <See CIDNA, Page A2) Surprise Guilt Plea Ends Conflict Trial PHILADELPHIA <AP I Former U.S. Rep. Joshua Eilberg pleaded guilty Saturday -a plea that will make him in- eligible to hold rederal public of- fice -in a surprise deal al his conmct-0f-inlerest triaL U.S. District Judge Raymond Broderick sentenced the former congressman to pay a $10,000 fine within 30 days and serve five years probation. Under the terms of the probation, Eilberg must do six hours of volunteer work weekly to benefit the com- munity. Besides being ineligible lo hold federal office for the rest or his life. Eilberg also is barred from seeking or holding any of· flee in state or local government during probation. "I regret very much that I don't have an opportunity to run '\gain for Congress. That's very important to me," said· a pale Eilberg when asked by the judge if he had any comment. CLEA.RING PICfURE -If home video recorders offer temptations to rerun favorite fare, Uaey also serve up a con- fusing set of choices between systems ;.nd features. Page Cl. SOMETHING'S FUNNY - The NBC network is 1etting serious about comedy, but so far few people are lau1b1ng. Read the predictlona for ''Dlff'rent Strokes," "Brothers and Sis· ters," "Turnabout" and "HeUo, Lury" and find out why this 1enre la short-lived these days. Page B10. IMPEalAL J UDICIA&Y - Federal Judaet are acting more like eeceleraton than brakes ol 10Cial aeUon. Their rec.at de· cl1ion1 run 1cbool systems. prilont and mental in1tltution1. 11 lhi• natw.al, eonatltutional or Imperial? Pate A8. ' I Broderick said he had con. sidered the plea bar_gain careful- ly, "and Tltave determlnecf lhat it Is in the best interests of Justice to accept it... He noted the public office ban was written i nto the federal conflict-or. inter est statute under which 1 Eilberg was prosecuted. ~ •'That is not the words of this I court, but that is the mandate of Mr. Eilberg's former colleagues in the Congress. and he will have to live with them," the j udge said. Special Prosecutor Alan Lieberman said the plea bargain was first broached Friday. The ' agreement was disclosed mi court Saturday, hours after testimony was to have begun. The 58-year-old Philadelphia J Democrat was accused of ac-~ cepting compensation from a 1 law client for services he ren- dered before a federal agency in 1975-i6. TILT·UP TEAM Don Shaw and J . Thomas Talbot buJld h igh-priced s preads for in-1 dustcy, concrete Ult-up buildings they say cost more than other In- dustrial developers' projects . Find out why they're always sold out.. Page Cl. Wiii. Y PILOr SICT1oett Cltw ~ f'tflifly .... ,, TVW-. I DM.V "LOT Sunoav. Fe«>ru11V 25. 1119 Brown-Takes Bid E~t WASlUNGTON <AP l -Gov. Edmund 0 . Brown Jr. l seUing oul on an iotenaive week of poUtlcal acUvlly tocuaed on bal•Ddnl the federal budaet but looklna toward • poulbl bid for the Whlt.e Houle. With Governor , Di8pleased DeJDocrats Tuesday mornlna . Brown will apeak to atudent.s al Georgetown Unh••::!!f · Tbat. afternoon, be ta acb.cl for meeUn11 with the HOUM and Senate leadenhlp. Late that day, he will go lo New York for dinne r wllh DemocraUc Mayor Ed Koch. On Wednesday. Brown wlll meet with the preaidents of major Jewish groups and business ex· eculives -two groups that have been mo1t unhappy with Prest· dent Carter. Brown has voiced 1trong s upport for Israel and even owned aome State of Israel bonda. Tbe DemoeraUc aovt rnor l beaded for the a111na1I winter mttUa1 ot lhe National Gov~ ~rnon· AalOClallcm. whtr he wlU k>bb)' for a CONOluUonal amendmeot.Nquirtq • baJantf!d (~era.I tM.tdlet . Brown'• Jow-My CO\ era mort' than J•l the-t ovt-rnora· m l· in_a_._ whkb bqina. it.a Lhree-day run ben W afternoon. H ls t'beduW to huddJe wllh the lead•,. ol .ome ol lbft m-.)or •I~· menll Ol the Otmocr1llc Party wbo a re moat unha ppy with J'....adt9t Carter. Brown, 40, bH dl1ml11ed talk or ta 9all q i nt Carter for ~ Democnlk nom1naUon an JlllO aa .. premature " llowevel", blA scbedule for the wtek look mor like • campalaa 1wtn1 lhan t lm,pt att ndance at a IOY• rnora• mfft-ln11. 'rod ay. he wJJl appea.r on A fJC'1 "l.Nut'I and An1wr1," followed by prtvat mffllftl• In Waahaniton Drown'• offlc ln u ramento retuMd to provldt fu rthtr details on teHlo • Monday and Tuftday. be wUl ~ atlrJDI the eovemora' IJ'OUI> to lake a ltl'ODC atand for • COO· Ulutlonal a mendment reqwrtnc a balanced fe de ral budaet. Hro wn aurprlaed many In Janu1ry by co mloa out 1tronalY for 1urh a mttHure In bJ1 1tt<>nd Inaugural address. 11ayln1 ll ls time for dl1clplino In federal 11pt>ndlna 'Avoid Combat' ~le Hints at Strategy W ASmNGTON <AP > Vice Pre•tdent Walter F. Mondale says the Carter administratJon bas closed the door on the use of Ame rican combat troops in another country "except under the most extreme. compelling circumstances." The vice preside n t als o warned that whenever a United States administration intervenes in a non·military role in a nother country, "the chicke ns have come home to roost." Asked wbelher the use or U.S. troops in the Chinese·Vietnam fighting was considered a possibillty, the vice president said : ··or course. we do not want to s e nd Am e rican t r oo p s a nywhere. e xcepl u nde r the m ost e xtre me, c o m pelting circumstances. When you talk about de ploy i ng America n troops and risking Ame rican Jives, you need the highest, the ve ry highest set of 'nationii l priorities to justify such a u.i,e of American manpower " Mondale did not spell out what compelling circumstances could require the assignment of U.S. troops lo comba t roles in anolber country. The vice pres1· dent was not asked and did not refer to the stationing or U.S. troops in such places as West Germany and South Koretl. Since the fighting between the Chinese and Vietnamese broke out more lhan a week ago, lhe Carter administration has been saying that the war does not j eopardize U.S . Inte re sts. llowt.1ver. government officials did not 11peclllcally outllne the na ture of this co untry 's in· te rests. Under questlon101. Mondale obser ved that the Asian Paeitic basin Is a Jarger commercial market for lbe United States than Wes~rn Europe ud listed U.S. lnteresla In that area as e co n o mlc, secu rlty, and political. The vice president said no t r o uble was expected with Thailand, a key ally or the Unit· ed St.at.es. And with t.be excep- tion o( Vietnam and Cambodia, he said, this country is maintain· ing "excellent" relations with the Southeast Asian nations. Res ponding to a que stion about "a slipping posture or the Un ited States a s a world leader." Mondale reminded in· terviewers that other nations reel as strongly aboul their his · tor y, traditions , institutions, a nd r eligions as the Umte<1 States feels about its own values and hislllry. ·'They do not like. even though they may occasionally s uffer silently, this nation or any other nation coining in there and tell· ing them what to do, ordering the m around, bludgeoning them. intimidating lbem or, as we used t o do, going in covertly to m a nlpulate their internal in· stituUons," he sald, adding: "Every time we have done that, s oone r or later the chickens have come home to· roost." Wenshan • CHINA LAOS 0 I G•lf tf To11lin Miles 50 ' APO!atr-CHINESE CAPTURING PROVINCIAL VIET CAPtTALS · Analysts Expect Declalve Battte to Occur at Lang Ion E'ro• P.,,e AJ CIHNA VOWS MORE WAR •. what right P eking cla ims them." Tass said reports that China does not plan to expand the In· vasion are "refuted by the ac- tual state or things in the combat area." It claimed China Is using Western ambassadors and cor. r espondents In Peking to spread "misinformation" about the Chinese aims. In Hanoi, Vietnam's ofrlclal Nhan Dan newspaper rejected a "mutual withdrawal'' formula that calls for Vi e tnam to withdraw Its troops from Cam· bodia and China to withdraw from Vietnam. Such a proposal was made Friday oi&bl by U.S . Am· bassador Andrew Youn1 at 1m emergency meeting or lhe U.N. Security Council lo cllscuas the • Indochina eonru-cts. The counc11 took no aclion immediately and was continuing its meetings. The Vietnamese invaded Cam- bodia two months ago and top- pled the Chlna·allied govern· ment there. The owsted re&ime's soldiers continue to wage a suer- rlll a war a1ainst lhe Viet· namese. U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Holliman Jell Vietnam Saturday after a five·day vl1lt tha~ included a trip lo the fronl Unea. On arrival in Banakok the New York Democrat saJd, "I saw a larae number of refugees, a holpllal wllh wounded aoldlera. I beard artillery." "l aaw tbouaanda of rttuaees neein1 lhe clty to tbe coun- tryside, brlne1nl with tbem plaa, oxen and bufftloel. '' \ The aovernon• 1roup, wh ch 11 alread.Y on record In aupport of balaMlna the budaet. but not an amendment to require such bala11ce, will dl1cu11 auch an amendment at Hulon• both Monday and Tuelday. Brown's 1upport for 1ucb an amendment and a conat.llu· ttonal convention lf necea1ary lo achieve lt bal 1eneut.ed both 1tron1 support and fierce cr itlclam. Some oblerven aee hl1 1upport of lb& amendment as a major pJaJlk of an effort to wrest the Democratic nomlna· tlon away from Carter in 199>. Whlle in Wa1hJn1ton, Brown also wtll appear on N BC's "To· day " s how and tape an In· tervlew for CBS news. The California governor wUI Uy lo Detroit on Thursday, where he will addreu tbe Detroit Ecooomlc Club, a tre· quent ,top for a1plrtn1 Politi· clans. Later that day, he wUI meet with United Auto Workers President Doug Fraser, wbo ha.s been one of tho mo1Jt outspoken critics of Carle,.. from the Democratic left. 2Boys' Autopsy Delayed PONTIAC, 111 I A P 1 A scheduled autopsy on two you.nl( brothers found shot lo deat h more than a week arter their mother Iott an attempt to gum their custody was postponed for 24 hours because tbe bodies were frozen, Livingston County Coroner Keith Von Qualen aald Saturday. Von Qualen said an examina· Entet-fll•fl E•u f .Inda Hr0<·khoeft , nu ~ry super vaM'ir ttt l .. ion CalJ'nty Surori. helps a buby emu out of its c;hell that,._ the~ m <·olor und size as an r.vocado Thie; 1s the r.tth STriv I frorn 40 eggs from lwo patr of emus th1~ c;~ay_m at the Irvi ne park. Las l year 40 emu~ a nd 45 ostt1<'h"' weta hatched. ' lion of the bodies re vealed that Sen. Briggs Dashes From IRS Pursuers Derrek Munter, 9, was shot once in the chest and bis brother Eric, 11, was shot in the chest several times. Or a nge County Stale Sen. ~•'Fair' No arrests have been made in •P ·~ the case. John Briggs, wh6-has been lhe object of several death threats. probably thought he was a goner when two men tried to force his car to the side or a Fullerton street. Bu c kin g h a m Pa l ace s pokesmen s aid late S atur· day that the Duchess of Windsor, 82. bad undergone emergency s urgery in Paris ror an intestinal obstruction and was in fair condition. llast· Kills IO in Mine G LACE BAY, Nova Scotia <AP) -An explosion five miles deep In one of Nova Scotia's big· gest coal mines killed 10 miners Saturday and injured six others, mine officials reported. They said nobody was trapped in the shaft. The injured were rushed by ambulance to a hospital in Halifax, 270 miles south of here A surgeon at the special burns· unit there said the men bad bums covering 40 percent to 90 percent of their bodies, three were comatose and in critical condition and lhe other three were conscious but in serious condition. About 150 olher men working the overnight shift in the mine escaped uninjured. The mine operator, Cape Breton Development Corp., is· sued a statement saying: "This morning al approximately 5 a.m. an ignition occurred at No. 26 colliery followed immediately by an explosion. Cause of the lg· Dillon ts unknown. "At lhi s time we have knowledge of 10 fataliUes and six injured, all of whom have been removed from the mine." The if\lured were brought to the surface within 90 minutes or the accident, and the dead within six hours . The names or the vicHms were not immediately released. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT , ... 0.•ft90 C-°"''t ,,191. "'"' wltkft "c-l>IMCI ,,,,, _P,..,,, l•IKIOl"llHI>\' tllt·Ot- CO•"I Publi'lll"'OComl><>ftV SfferatoOCllllOn•M• """'" .... -... ""-........... , .... ,,...., -llMcll. 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Man Dies in Crash Ao unidentified man was re· portedly killed in a traffic col· liaion at Beach Boulevard and Plaza Way in Stanton shortly before 8:30 p .m. Saturday, police said. No further details were availa- ble. The panicking Fullerton Republican fled his pursuers and sought protection al the local police station. But the "thugs" were two In· ternal Revenue Service agents Briggs thought were terrorists. The agents apparently tried to ''pull him <Brigp > over" Frl· day morning for aa unknown reason, said Police Chief Martin Hairabedian. Briggs, who wa'S lhe target of a bomb plot in 1977 and bas re· ceived dealh threats slnce, sped to the nearby station, leaped from bis car, burst lnslde and sought refuge in Hairabedian's omce,lbechiefsaid. The agents pursuing Briggs were detained momentarily by s tartled officers. After their identities were established, Briggs met with them in another WINNING COMBINATIONS Forlht10,.11,,ge County spo,.lsmll1' ONt'COOI "'"' lighl-weighl Ar#el """ Nylo" ble"d s ports s hirl it1 ""array of rich colors ................... 20. Ou,. dis 'inctly s l yled Ro ma•o panls of /,,- wove,. p olyes ler fe11,ures I O#tl·OIS •IOlll! lexlu,.;,,g "'"' /,.onlie,. pocltels .................... 42.10 • From Ch11mpio11 com es ou,. n e wes I a ,.,.iva I, per/eel f o r Spring'""' Sum me,.," fealher· u1eigh1 wot1t1" Po/yes t e,. pa"' a val/able i n seve" colors ....................... J 5.00 Truly wi11ning rnmbi#11lio"s Jo,. lbe e om ;,,g ·seas o "· gA~,!~0~!!1e!11 co. I 000 8rl110/ S1r .. 1 North • Pl1m1 ~port N1w/HJrt l:h11cl>. C". (7 I 4) 9,,. 2900 . .Wo11 .. Tu Cl lf'•I ICl--0. n,,,,, b f,, Ill .ot. S•t IU ~ JO t room, Hairabedian said. The un s u ccess fu l GOP gubernatorial candidate wrote two hotly-debated ballot In· itiatives last year. one to expand the death penalty and the other to m ake il e asie r for school boards lo h re hom osexual teachers. The death penalty measure was a pproved, but voters reject· ed the homosexual i01tiative. Two Women Rob Boutique Two young women walked into a Seal Beach boutique Saturday. pointed a ·•rus t y looking handgun" at an employee, de· manded money and fled on foot with $279. A S e a'l B e a c h p o 1 i c e s pokesman said the robbery oc· curred at Ma rilyn 's F ashion Boutique , 1009 Eas t P acific Coast Highway, at 3:15 p.m. The two suspects have not been found. I , OAIL y PtlOT A3 Hospitals Eye Test Payment Refusal .. .. • Oranae Counl.Y'• docton and Blue Cro11 of Southern California may~ st rilll a col· Ua&on COW'M because of tM in· 1uranc. aroup•1 dedaioa lo ,... fuse paym nl on what many hoapitala re••rd u rouune ad· mlaaion i.t.t. Tb declalon by Blu Cl"Oll - th• illlW'ance carrier aeea aa· lioowide uvlna• of $1.15 bdbon -•• to be debatfd by the Oruc Couaty lledlcal Aa.ol'lalloa'• board ot di~. OCMA prakknt Or. WUliam Tbo.llll*IL ...... meed lhe ck claJoa • "an auempt to hu u with a alfdlehamm•r. "I th1nll Bha• Cross la soin• afl•r thole f w ho pltala who ~rf orm a ball ty of rouUne ad· mJ11lon t.t. eom of which are not r ally tlal." he said. "But aurh hotpltala 11re In an ab1olute mJnorlb." the Hunt· ln1ton Btiafh phyalclan Hld. "I Just don't undentand a deeltlon which atleda what I reaard u necenary and vital admluion tHtJ, partlfularly In cues _n volvtna sur1uy." lU~ Cro11 1u1>41rvl1or RH llUtlwU 1111r fd th•L the eoit- cuUlna tictlon w11 aimed at •·certain hospitals wbo have been known to jack up bllla by orderln, procedures that neither tht patient nor the doctor wanted.'' He refused to ldenllfy the "certain holpltals:" "In any event, .. he said, "our declalon allO carries lhe proviso that we wtll pay for certain ad· mlulon te1t1 If the doctor bellev• that they are necesaary to hlJ treatment of the patient and If he ia prepared to slsn an order lo that effect.'' Adml11lon tests frequently questioned by Blue Cross and .... '"*"' now denied coverage if they are not specified by the attending physician Include severaJ blood teats. EKG. chest X·rays and urinalysis. ~ "ll seems to me that they are putllns a burden on the doctor." Dr. Thompson complained. "Many holpitals have these pro- cedures written into their by· laws and they have always been done u a matter of co urse. "Far better to go alter lbe or. fendlng holpitals," be sald. "I don't really eare for thi kind of shotgun approach and it 'a cer· tainly something we'll want to discuss at OCMA board level." Orange Coast bospilala aur· veyed in the wake of the Blue Cross decision said they will respect the ruling with regard lo any test.a they reel might ran within the ban. "It doesn't really affect ua all that much," commented Hoag Memorial Hospital, Newport Beach, administrator Michael Stephens. .. It may arreet some of our multi·channel teats but I don 't see it u a major l>l'Oblem, .. be s aid. "Of course. it may become a Standings Drop But Veep's Hilarity R ises W~IDNGTON (AP> -Vice President Walter F. Mondale, never a slouch when it comes to one·liners, may have stolen one from the late Groucho Marx. Mondale strode into the Roosevelt Room at the White House the other day and, with bis audience somewhere between sitting and standing, be staled: "You never stand for a vice president. It saves a lot of time that way." IT WAS GROUCHO WHO, introducing a Dr. So·and.SO at a party, told a guest "oh, don't stand up, he's only a dentist." In an interview with editors from lhe American Press Institute on Friday, Mondale spiced up his 30·minute conversa· tion with other bits of wit, displayed in the transcript made available Saturday. After he gave a 70().word a~wer to a question, the in· terviewer asked whether he could folJow .up with another ques- tion. Mondale replied: "I bate follow.up questions. You usually get to the point.'' AFTER HE STATED THAT the jobs of census takers would be re moved from the patronage rolls. Mondale was asked whether Congress would live with lhe invasion of their turf. OBSERVATORY EMPLOYEES IN GOLDENDALE, WASH. READY TO AID TV CREW NBC Network to Broadcaat Views of Solar EcllpH Monday If Not Hidden by Cloud• "That is as pure an outfit as you will ever find." snapped the former senator. Finally. asked about the dismal showing of statewide De mocratic·Farmer·Labor Party candidates that Mondale backed last November in rus home slate of Minnesota. the vice president replied: Fro • P age Al SUN SPECTACLE DELIGHTS HOBBYIST ••• "You know. I spent weeks analyzing that and I finaJly found ont what happened. We were short of votes." to what are often my all·night vigils with the telescope and camera." He is often joined oo those watches by other members of the astronomers' group, who hold a "star party" once a month. They favor two sites for their photographic r ecord ing of • stellar events. One is leased from the Irvine Company in Silverado Canyon. The second is 2.5 acres recently purchased by the g roup and located near the El Cajon Pass at Wrightwood, 65 miles away in San Bernardino County. Sanford and his group use a telescope that would have cost DON'T LOOK AT ECLIPSE View Sun Indirectly Page A10 them $100.000 had they been compelled to buy it, he said. Put together by engineer Bill Kuhn of Santa Ana, the 22-inch telescope cost him $10,000 and took fo ur years to build. "It's a magnificent thing ." Sanford said. "And we 've been able to do some magnificent things as a re· suit of its being available.•· Sanford must be regarded as an a uthority on homemade telescopes. He built his 12·inch device at home for $500. He will be a long way from his backyard, however, on Monday when he uses a telescope and camera to film the next stellar phenomenon -the total eclipse of the sun. San(ord and other astrophoto· graphers plan to take up their posts on Hecla Island, near Win· nipeg, Canada, where they will be able to trac k the s un throughout the progression of tbe eclipse. "You'll see it here in Orange County starting at 6:56 a.m. and ending at 9:09 a.m.," he said. "The time of total eclipse is about8a.m.'' But he has a sole mn word of warning ror enthusiastic amateurs who might look on the solar ecll pse as the ideal medium for their big entry into astrophotography. "Don't, for, Pete's sake. look at the sun with the naked eye ... he warns. ''Many people have gone blind as a result of not us· ing a filtered medium in such situations ... And after the eclipse? "Oh . there 's a l ways something going on up there," Sanford said. "That's lhe beauty of this bob- by; lhe sky cha nges every night and you're very reluctant to take a night off because you might miss out on ideal condi· tions lhat you wouldn 'l get for another 10 years." Pluto recently crossed the or- bit of Neptune. And Jupite r came awfully close to Praese~ on a fine winter night. But they didn't fool J ohn San· ford . He and his telescope and camera were right there. How Eclips.,a.kes Place Astronomer Kennet:-:mann of the -left of photo represents the sun, the small Naval Observatory in Washington, D.C. white ball the moon. and the other ball the uses a moving model to show how solar earth. eclipse occurs. The large sphere in front ... w.,.,.... f AMOUS major problem to some of lho doctors who now have to specifically authorise what they have always resarded as B routine procedure. "Mind you, I haven't been given the fine details of the Blue Crou declalon . ·' the Bd · ministrator added. ••n may well be that we'll want to review it and have more to say when we know exactly what they have in mind." The same Jnqu.iry got much lhe same reaction at Huntington lntercommunity Hospital, Hunt· ington Beach, where ad· minjstrator Richard Grundy felt the Blue Cross decision would have little effect on hospital re· venues. "Most of these procedurH barred by Blue Cross are only valid on surgical caeee, in any event," he said. •"We Here have never gone in for the battery type of admission tests and I feel we have practiced a very con· servatlve type of medicine. "We'll take another look at the issue when we get a fttw more details from Blue Cro91, "'Grun· dy said. "But it's a decision that we 'll respect and we'll look to our doctors t o give· us the authorization we need if and when we need it." San C le m e nte G e n eral Hospital administrator Malcolm Johnson also felt that many of the tests apparently b!lrred from cover dee by Blue Cross were. not being performed at his facility 88 admission procedu~~s. "We respect any cost·cutling moves as Jong as they doJl 't in· terfere with the principles qf pa- tient care," he said. "We're cost·conscious here and if this decision by Blue Cro&s means the doctor must sign the order, so be it." ·'No patient is going to s\Ufer because of this decision and we feel that many patients will be better ore in a financial sense because of it," said Mitchell. OCBoard Subdividing . CalTrans? Al the urging of Supervisor Ralph Clark, the Orange County Transit District's board of direc· tors has voted to support the county's bid to form Its own CalTrans district. The county now shares a dis· trict with Los Angeles a nd Ven· tura counties. Clark, OCTD's chairman, told the board Thursday, ··Numbers tell the story. "Over the next four years. Orange County will pay $150 million into CalTrans, but will receive only S30 million back." If the county were designated as a separate district, it would be guaranteed a return of 70 {>er· cent. he added. · Reasons for the existing dis· crepancy include an extremely complicated system or state agency regulation s. a n d dominance of the current dis· tricl by Los Angeles. Clark said. The supervisor also gave the OCTD board an optimistic pie· lure <lf the support the bid fur a separate district is now receiv· ing from city councils, cham· hers or commerce, and other local agencies. "On a scale of on~ _t.Q.-!!?n~ we prooa61y starteaat minus four," Clark said. "Now, that·s risen to about pl us four on tbe scale. The idea is really catching on." Tracts to the Rescue? ,,ANDS AT DllCOUNT FOR MEN PAMOUS UANDS AT DISCOUNT Hou.sing Plans Soug ht for Sycamore Hills Laguna Beach City Manager Fred Solomon is seeking de· velopment proposals that could bring dense housing to 65 acres of Sycamore Hills land to pay off a $5.4 million city debt on the property. "I've discussed the possibility with three or four developers and I will be contacting some other major developers In this area," Solomon said this week. "We think we can guarantee enough interest in purchasing the kmd to bring a specific pro- posal before the City Council," he added. The land involved is located on El Toro Road adjacent to Rossmoor's Leisure World de· velopment. The property is a portion of the 522-acre Sycamore Hills area purchased by the city for S6.7S million last year. The city goal is lo keep lhe land open as part oC a greenbelt buffer. Laguna Beach faces a June 15 final payment of $5.4 mUllon for land purchased from Rancho Palos Verdes Corp. as a result of an out o( court settlement. Some councilmen orlgtnaUy suggested the city could sell SO· called revenue bonds to gain money to make the purchase price. ,,. Under such a plan, bonds woold be eold indebtlng the city , on the basis of revenue· producing concessions that could be built on the property s uch as a resort hotel. Con· cession operators would pay lhe city to lease the land. But a legal opinion from al· torneys studying the city's pay· ment plight basically rules out Brothe r Billy Slur R e buked WASlllNGTON CAP> -Presi· dent Carte r h as used the strongest language yet to de· nounce recent remarks about Jews by brother Billy as "objec· lionable and lorelgn to every· thing about the way we live our lives,·• 'lbe Wasbtngton .t>ost re· ported in today's editions. The Post said Carter's com- ment was relayed by Robert Strauss, special U.S. trade representative and a close Carter adviser. Strauss, in a telephone call to the newspaper, quoted Carter u telling him, "I am terribly con· cerned with lhe whole situation of Billy, lnchJdlng his health. You know, Bob, I Just totally dis· associate myself from hla com· menu. such a move because of the time involved with securing the bonds. The opinion, made public this week by councilmen, also out· lined other potential solutions lo the city's dilemma. including a rescission of the agreement and · submitting the lssue to a court to provide another method of in· stallment payment. Such action could be necessary because the city must pay olf the debt within one fiscal year unless stipulated by court action. The city could also ask for a restructuring of the debt under the Federal Bankruptcy Act lo avoid making the community In· solvent by virtue of requiring it to pay off the Sycamore Hills land purchase. And. City Manager Solomon said officials can stm ask the Rancho Palos Verde Corpora· tJon for an extension on the debt. "Ric.ht now we're checkina lo see if a developer can propose a buildln& plan for the land that would make it economically feasible for him tO buy the land from m ,'' Solomon said. "If he finds he would have lo build two mlUion homes on tbe land to make a profit then we'll b ave t o look at the other altemaUvee." THE TAG TELLS THE STORY :~ BROOKHURST and HAMILTON ·HUNTINGTON BEACH OPEN DAILY I 0-9 SAT. I 0-6 SUM. 12·5 , 964-3388 . I QUALITY and PRICE! .. J '· Weekly review of Orange Coast h1ghllghts NO SWINGIN' tN TH! SHOWERS FOR PAM WILSON Week had splashy middle The wealherm.in made his p~esence felt again la.at week as weak storms dropped moderate rain over the Coast from Tuesday to Thursday. Fortunately, the Monday holiday was dry and sunny, just the right kind or day for setond grader. Pam Wilson, 7, lo get over lo ber school grobnds top ay on the rings. · Action turned into delays It seemed to be a week to postpone t.bmgs. The Orange . County Council of the Boy Scouts decided lo bold off for a ye•t selling the Argus, the Sea Seoul vessel local scouts ~pe won't be put on the block. The council refused a ,$35.000 oUer, but said the craft needs $70,000 worth of work. And Laguna Beach's City Council decided to put off a decision on a request lo put of! renovation work on a church building owned by the Hare Krishna sect in the Art Colony. Council members·satd they wanted until March 6 to study arguments from both sides in the dispute over whether the building was a bandoned as a church during a 2-month ownership by an Iranian buyer, after which it was sold lo the sect. And in the same city, officials were happy th"l the long-delayed federal funding for the Blue Bird 'Canyon retaining walls to hold slipped earth was on its way. but not overjoyed that the $700,000 requested had been cut to $500,000. No decision has yet been reached on renovation or streets and utilities in the area. HUNTINGTON BEACH StLO WON CITY AWARD Huntington B l'clC h Owls, company share honor The Huntington Beach ComP.any learned last week it will receive an award for a stiucture without windows, doors and that currently houses only a few tired owls. The city's Com~unity ~rvice.Award will rete the company fo r savang a pair or silos residents say help recaK the city's link to an agricultural past. Convoy Of Dead Planned? SAN 1'"RANCISCO (AP) -A Juda wtll ronalder on Monday a plan to use • coovay ol movtna vana to ship the M7 poltoned bocUe1 ot the Peoples Temple m111 mW'der-auiclde from tbtlr temporary 1tor110 In a Delaware hansar 3,000 mUea aw,ay. back lo C.utomia. The Stale Department has been neaothatlng with a hair ( BRI EFS ) dozen East Coast states to find one where the bodies could be burled or cremated. but at least two -Delaware a nd West Virginia -have made it clear they don't want the bodies. At the hearing before San Francisco Superior Court Judge Ira Brbwn, attorneys are expect- ed to argue that individual claims against t he Temple should be met before any money is doled out to move the bodies from Dover. Critics say the government's convoy plan would be the rmal indignity for the victims or the jungle tragedy. SAL'l' Peppered WASHING TON <AP l -Presi· dent Carter's reported plan lo observe a U.S.-Soviet arms con· trol agreement regardless of Senate action "complicates" prospects for the treaty's ap- proval, Senate Majority Leader Robe}'t C. Byrd said Saturday. The West Virginia Democrat told reporters be voiced his con· cern to Carter after hearing of the report Friday. He said the president promised lo issue a statement of clarification. Talia Co11tla11e WASHINGTON <AP ) Mideast peace talks were in an intensive stage Saturday at Camp David, while in Moscow the Soviets claimed the United · States had increased pressure on Israel and Egypt to complete a treaty. A 66-word statement said talks will go on. 'Baeater' T arget MOSCOW (AP> -Delegates from the Soviet Union, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Hungary and East Germany withdrew their films and walked out or West Berlin's 29th Film Festival lo protest the showing of "The Deer Hunter," the Soviet news agency Tass said Saturday. The U.S. film about the Vietnam War was described by Tass as "an insult lo the heroic Viet· namese people." Dogs, sieth Hit Trai/,s ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP> -Two women, 53 men and 800 dogs hit the trail Saturday on the 1,049-mile Iditarod sled dog race from Anchorage lo Nome, set- ting out on an historic trail blazed by 19th century adven- turers. The seventh annual race began under s unny s kies in Anchorage. But high winds were predicted ror the weekend as mushers followed the first seg- ment or an old gold mining trail thr ough southe rn Alaska's Mataouska Valley. Musbers left Anchorage at two-minute intervals. 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There we re 14 athletics- related deaths in 2,500 high sthools and 1,300 colleges sur· veyed in 1975-76. Four were from tackle football. rour from other contact sports. three from non· contact sports and three from physical education programs. Football remains far and away America's most dangerous major sport. With 1.1 million men playing tackle football. the sport ac- counted f'Or 326,000 o r the estimated 1.06 million injuries. The injury rate was 280 per 1,000 participants. At four-year col- leges. the rate was 929 per 1,000. The i.rtjury rates in other con- tact sports were 74 per 1.000 for men aod 54 per 1.000 for women, and in oon·contact sports 38 for men and 32 for women. · But Robert Calvert Jr .. a Na- tional Center for Education Statistics researcher who wrote the HEW report, says better equipment and rules changes have made football safer. In 1968 there were 31 deaths on high school and college gridirons; in 1977 there were nine. NEW ORLEANS <AP> ·-The city's French Quarte r was cleared of a three-day ac- cumulation of garbage Saturday after some sanitation workers crossed police picket lines in a strike that bas dampened Mardi Gras celebrations. As the police walkout went in- to its second week, the garbage collectors. who stayed away from work for the past two days to avoid possible violence, were ordered back lo their jobs Satur· day. At the same time, police union officials backed orf from threats lo shut down the Port of New Orleans, the nation's second· largest, and firefighters con- t anued to re port for work, despite. lbe presence of what were described as informational pickets. It's now or never, as our Sale draws to a close! SINCE 1892 ~~~:~:;;;:;;~~.P1r,...~ Now·s your change to save 10-50% on one of Orange County's largest se- lections of truly distinctive home furnishings. No matter how you live. a visit to our store can open your mind to what's happening m decorating to- day. 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Owndl4'f Cuitom DI pcnn f, CMptl1119 .. •d '' Olhet l.imous n.imtJ . .. r 1 .. STATE NEWS Su ... Ftb<ueiy 25.1979 DAii. Y PtLOT .45 Marrin Case Spotlights Se3:u81 Values Change LOS A.NG EL.ES <AP I Th CH oC Marvm VS Marvin. II cta11lc Hollywood Hll or love aone aour, 1s havloa an impact on A~ncan law r&lr bfoyond lb glare of ltUca Ught THE DllAMATl traul now under way. Ctalurtn1 actor Lff M an•Jn nd ht lormc-r lover. M.1cbeUe Triola Marvin. '' . preadlng the "ord nallonwtd dhort'f' without marr111 hBJ1 arrived "W 'I\" tnvoht'd m a rcvolu lion ot the ll'1n1 proc s which t~ara away al our accepted otl I mor a." a yi5 Marvin MUch t>l1Jon, th4' lawy r who Spt'nl Dint )'C.&r f1&htfn1 for wom n'• pro"'rtv rt hlS out or wedl()('k 1 Soon, h prt"dlcl!\, the Marvin pr cedent wtll be lh la w of Lhe hand ''There rt• no ~ 13 ~••le' which ha \<' 1n som" form or another. renllered M rvln de c1111 ons 1n uppf'llatt-or loc11I courts." s .i) i. Mucht.'lson Airport- Bay Bus Running .. SAN FRANCISCO <AP 1 It look onJy a few days of com· plaints from wet and weary San Francisco tourists for the city to come up with a new plan ror get- ting tourists from the airport to their downtown hotels. Demolition of the c ity 's downtown airport bus terminal .began a week ago. Vis itors who took buses to downtown from San Francisco Inte rnational Airport were left standing on the sidewalk nexl to the demolished terminal. hailing t axis an the rain. MAYOR DIANN!!: Feinstein called it "intolerable." · · 1 can't accept any excuse~ This is too important to the c1· ty." the mayor told Stephan and Nicholas Leonoudakis. who operate the 28-bus Airporter fleet that buses travelers the 12 miles between the airport and downtown. So starting las t Friday, the Airporter buses began dropping orr and picking up tourists at s pots near so-called .. hotel cluste~s.' · THE BROTHERS promised the mayor that buses would make stops on Taylor Street at O'FarreJI near the San Fran· cisco Hilton , at Union Square, on Nob Hill, on Van Ness Avenue nebr the Jack Tar and Holiday Inn. and at Flsherman's Wharf. "Tbey all quok the tt&llfornlu Supreme Court d claton ll'11 ~1innln" to 3prcac1 In epldcm1c proforliona b~uu11u or thl trta " THE LANDMA.•K declslOn , holding that partner» In a non -marttll Lavin& arnn •menL may au ror l'Ornmu.nlty property. ha11. nt ~k wav , lhrouah lb last v l liR 11 or Puritan Am rica In rif t. thti court uoctlont'd a pr cuce one~ known MS "livutj 1n Ain .. - "Durina the pa t 16 y anr," the 1916 opinion 11tut~d. "tht'r • hat bffn u 1ub!ltanU1I 1ncrca \! In lhl' numtw>r or couples living L~f'ther without marryloa. Hsueh n onmod .hl · relu- tlon1hip11 I ad to le18l con lrovtrsy whf'n one partner dies or the ('t)laple sevurutcs " THE (.'() RT dt:clart>d , "We takt lhls opportunity to resolve that controveray and to declare the pnnc1plt• which 11hould gov ern dustributlon or property ac quir ed In nonmurllal re11l - llonshlp " ft'rom tht1 movie colony's IMer circle lo the rartrlcd rtaJm of 1uper lawy rs, lhe appeals court dt'CIRlon wus r~ul'lon for reJolc lnft Th" d c1s1on opened a brand QCW, lucrative field or law. In u 1lalt where no-rauJt divorce nas cul la14'Yera' fee1. the new t.er rain of Murv1n vs. Marvin ls a pro1pec:Uve goldmine S h o w people. • mong the pioneers of live-in lovln& without marl"iaa , were umong the fin\. ·to file u1l THE WOMEN with their eyes on millio ns went to Marvin M1lchd~ The 50-year-old law,er. swirl· ly becoming a star o tbe legaJ r1eld he created, has m ed suit in behalf of Cindy Lana. former live-in .girlfriend of rock star Alice Cooper and Kare n Ecklund, former companion of actor Nick Nolte. Last week, Mllcbelson added a new twht lo the Marvin concept. He filed sull In behalf of Mrs. Rod Steiger tor alimony during her aarriace aod property set- tlement durtna nine years she lived with Steiger before they married. .. Thia case elves women digni- ty," Mltchelaon is fond or say- ing. "The concept of the kept woman Is out the window." TH£ CA.SE, however. does not distinguish between sexes. Jn San Diego, a man recently nled suit saying he gave up his busi· ness and moved In with an older woman becauae she promised to leave him money· in her will. They parted, and she gave him nothing, he said. There has been at least one re- lated case involvlng homosexual partners, and Mitchelson says the possibilities are e ndless. Now. however. Lhe 'lawyer is concentrating full time on the case which led lo the precedent. The lawsuit of Michelle Triola Marvin. seeking $1.8 million. ............. bas come to trlal after eight years of llU1ation. Its outcome could influence the way future Marvin cues will be tried. "TREaE IS a change tn the law," says Mitchelson. "But It still needs a lol or Interpreta- tion." Each momlng at 9 a .m .. tbe youthful , gray-h aired Mitcbelson. escorts Miss Marvin into court. TV cameras whir: flashbulbs pop. Down the hallway. Marvin and bls lawyers wait. They have disdained the s potlight and rarely comment on ~he eue. Moments after proceedings begin, Mit~belson is on his feet -obJectinc. arguing, pleading hiS-cue. wilb dramatic gestures. Sometimes. in a round of legal debate. Superior Court Judge Arthur Marshall turns to nis copy of Lhe Marvin decision and quotes from it. · Mltchelson beams. He sees it as his mark on legal history ·'What a nice feeling it is to be involved in a change or the law ... he said in an interview. ·'It's U.ke a journalist winning the Pulitzer Prize or a scientist win- ning the Nobel Prize. It 'a a very eup~cfeeUng. "NOW , THE&E i s a cognizance io every adult perlOft'a mind of what il means to go lnlo these relationships." How important ls a victory in the current trial? "I have won the case." the lawyer says. "No matter what happens now. 1 have won ll In the Supreme Court. ''But. I flave a client." he says softly. "I think she la entitled to recovery. . . It ·s a malter of fun· damental rights. Ir ehe con- tributes lime. effort a nd services, why sbouldo't 1he have a shareoftbeRrOrils! .. But U 1 lose th.is cue," says Mltchelson. "mt heei will be held very high. 've 4k>oe every- thing I can to win. Aacl. the law is changed. "You've heard of· •n· idea whose time h as com e? ... he says. "Well, this is It." mllside Strangler? ' . Jewels-suspect Link Denied by Police By The Associated Press A Bellingham, Wash .. police s pokesman h as d e n ied ca televised report that jewelry belonging to three .. Hillside Strangler" victims have been recovered 10 this w estern Washington city . The report said police have physical evidence linking Ken- neth Bianchi, 'l:l, to al least one and possibly three of the slay- ing s through fingerprints . Bianchi is being held in Bell- ingham in the strangulation deaths o f tw o W e s t e rn Washington University women last month. I disappeared. was ret:~o.vered in Bellingham. KNXT said. BUT BELLINGHAM Police Capt. Telmer Kveven said late Friday that he ha<f no idea where the reporter got \he story. "We don't have anf lewels. we haven 'l recovered l\hY jewels a nd we haven't Wrl'ed any Jewels over lo police from Los Angeles." Kveven said. . A s pokesm an ro'° the Los Angeles County $fier iff's Department also de~)~ the re- port that jewelry had t>een round linking Bianch i wiln' the Los Angeles-area cases . PLASTIC AND BOARDS PROVIDE COVER FOR AIRPORT-BOUND SAN FRANCISCANS Behind Th• Shelter Stands Rubble of Recently Destroyed Bus Terminal JIM MITCHELL, a reporter for television station KNXT in Los Angeles. reported Friday th a t at le as t one or the fingerprints was found in the apartment or Kimberly Diane Martin. who was lured lo her However, Deputy J°ipl Plat.is would not comment o.o the re- port that the fingerprints had been found m the apartment. house . Los Angeles police have been trying to link Bianchi to tbe death in December 1977. Bianchi once lived in the same apartment building. It also was reported that Los Angeles police had r ecovered tou ris t attraction. at Sant.a sentenced lo six months In jail jewelry belonging to at least Catalina. for con cealing m o r e than three of the victims. Most or the Steamer Due in Avalon Under the contract agreed to $350,000 of a client's income Jewelry. believed to have been · slayings with som e physical evidenet" for the past six weeks. DURING THIS period tbe police have maintained a virtual new s blackout r ega rdin g Bianchi. They have given "no comment" answers to a ll ques· r i o n s about the HiJls ide Strangler case. LOS ANGELES <AP > -The · SS Catalina. the aging and homeless cruise ship that once hauled thousands of tourists to Santa Catalina Island. may permanently drop anchor al a familiar port. by Bellflower brothers Gene and from the IRS. worn by the victims when they Gary Webber. they must fully _________________ _..:. _____________________ _ The Avalon City Council has given the new owners of the Catalina permission to moor the s hip, which will be "turned into a ( __ ST,_:4_TE_J UFW Off to Texas As Strike Calms restore the ship from its bat· te red condition and sign a lease that protects Avalon from finan· cial liability. The Webbers have leased the s hip from financ ie r Hymie Singer and plan lo convert it into a restaurant. disco and small novelty center. C....U•ioner O•t SUNDAY tea EL CENTRO <AP> -Struck lettuce fi elds in the trouble-tom Imperial Valley were "super quiet " police said Saturday as United Farm Worke r s t e m - porarily shifted. their focus to or· ganizing in Texas. "WE'RE GOING to repeat our California experience," said un· ion spokesman Mark Grossman, who was ip Pharr, Tex .• with U FW P resident Cesar Chavez for the first organizing conven· lion in that stale . In El Centro, where five persons were injured Wednes- day in a confrontation marked by lea r gas and 1,500 strikers storming onto fields. police ex- pected a quiet weekend. ·•Both sides of the street are assuming a wait-a nd-see posture . They're just observ- ing." said Ken Dukes . police communications supervisor. The strike by 4,200 UFW members affects 11 major vegetable growers and shippers and has crippled harvesting or 40 percent of the nation's s upply or winter lettuce. )'he union is demanding one-year pay increase or 40 per- cent. while the growers are of- fering a 21 percent boost over three years. In another developme nt. Lt. Gov. Mike Curb second· guessed Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr .. for attending a slain farm worker's funeral IO days ago. "THE GOVERNOR knows my feelings on this," said Curb. He said Brown's appearance "only added to the frustration and the chances for violence. I would not have attended." He stressed that if violence continues in Imperial Valley or elsewhere, "I would not act in a ny way to call out the National Guard without the formal re- quest or law enforcement and with the approval or the gov· ernor." LOS ANGELES <AP ) - Ha r bor Commission Presft1enl Nate Diaiasi resigned Saturday after a newspaper story that the FBI was investigating reports he accepte(J bribes ror providing docking berths. 1 In his resignation letter. DiBiasi denied asking for or re- ceiving bribes . s.uufteVp VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE <A P l -A 2,900-pound spacecraft. the 54lh in a series or military research satellites, was launched early Saturday at Van- denberg Ai r Fo rce Base, a spokesman said. Agnatlal~d LOS ANGELES IAP I -- Former Internal Revenue Service agent-turned-lax at- torney Edward Babic has been Dll 1nr1 Music by Guy Helferty , EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON ,. February and March • 1 :30 to 4:30 SOUTH COAST PlAZA Jewel Court J t OraoveeoasroaityP1to1 Editorial Pge ~ .......................................................... . Thomas l("vll/Editor Robert N. Weed/Publlwr Will 13 Put Jinx On New Housing? WhU d~veloper: map nthu1Jastlc pro1nrrt1 ror building homti on Oran Cou.nly~ rem aliUn1 open a.creage, o soberin~ note i btlng sound d by aome of the late• lop conomasts. They 2 av n w re idenlial hou ng1 particularly 1ln1le· family houStna. is a t m propo itaon to local aovem· ment. Thia un xl)('ct d spinoff rrom Proposition 13 la exact ly wliat t~ cnvironm~lbt wanted.. Proposition 13. as everyone knowa, is a tax ble lhg lo homeown rs nnd property-owrung bu lnes es. Dul lashlnc th property tax sourct' ol revenue to locaJ (LOV· •.ffftraerll mt.• n lhett Im 'l nouah revenu to p ay tor t e baa c ~vernment ervl~ needed by new developments: tree • liJ:hhng, w ter and ewer line , parks and schools. ponce ond fire staUons. Tak th~ unincorporated community of Sunnymead up lft R1vcrside County. Wath 11 ,000 lots In the plan-. nang stage. unnymead had a building boom on Its hands. pplicuUon tor 110 subdlvl ions with 11,000 lots were on me. While a building spurt looks like an economic shot in the arm. a study by a San Francisco economi t disclosed that .in the first three years Sunnymead's new housing units would hove cost $44 mllllon more than they generated in fees and taxes. Riv~rside ounty officials understandably are taking a m.ucb longer second look at Sunnymead. Environmentalists think th.is is dandy. If the trend develops as predicted, they wm argue that undeveloped land should be left vacant and all new housing should be concentrttted in areas already urbanized. The tax-loss situation poses enormous questions when a pplied to the city or Irvine, sWI largely undeveloped, a nd the unincorporated bare land in southern Orange County. , · Appeciling or not, it is hardly good news in view of the critical housing shortage. Whatever plans are devised to cope with the revenue deficiency are bo dnd to mean higher prices for homes and apartments. No one. not even Howard Jarvis himself, saw this oc- currirui'as a result of Proposition 13. Sacramento environ· mentallst attorney J ames Reed calls it "the best thing we've got goin~." He also said, "The Sierra Club should name Howard Jarvis Man of the Year." That's irony for you. The darling of the landlords and business owners accidentally becomes the hero of the grass~and·trees folks . On Second Thought. • • After due consideration, deep s tudy, probing, scrutiny and analytical reflection, the Daily Pilot con· siders these items from the current news columns worthy of comment. Mike Curb is our governor this week. With Jerry Brown back East stirring up fires for his bid at the pre· sidency~our boy-type lieutenant governor is being trusted lo hold the reins for a whole six days. Considering the boorish and bitter treatment he suf · fered C\t the hands or his predecessor, Curb would be-fully forgiven if he used his power of office to call out the at- torney general, the National Guard and the CHP to har- rass Merv Dymally on an hourly basis for the week. Credit Where It ·s Due Dept.: The Newport Beach Police Department did everything right in that savings and loan robbery last week. They were on the spot, the communications system worked and the responding of· ricers were cool pros in the chase and shoot-out. One robber killed himself, the other was captured. Law and order •Prevailed, no innocent persons were threatened by police action and there's a clear message that here's one place bank robberies are not going to. become a way of life. They aren't loo gutsy up in Sacra mento, not when it comes to trusting their own public image. · For the third time, Sen. Willi am Campbell of Hacien- da Heights proposed a bill that would allow voters to choose "none of the above" instead of candidates when marking ballots. · tee For the third lime. the bill never got out of commit· Campbell reasons that most non-vo ers s aynome on election d ay because they don't like the candidates run- ning. Being able to vote against all of them should stimulate interest and possibly move the non·interested voter to the voling booth. It would be worth testing -at least for one time -to judge the real extent of distrust voters have for their elected representatives. But that's not likely to be the kind or news the Politi· cians want to hear about themselves. Drive a beige or off-white car? A national poll <Peo· pie to People Poll ) says that makes you likable, persona· ble and somewhat extroverted. Your black. dark blue or red car puts you as a negative personality. But the brand means more. Mercedes-Benz? Rich, egocentric, impractical and introverted. Pinto? Practical, trustworthy, more a follower than a leader. · Chevrolet? Personable, likable, trustworthy and ex· troverted. OldsmQbile? SuccessfuJ, unpretentious and practical minded. • The supposition apparently is that if you're one of those who drives an Olds with a Chevrolet engine you win• on-a-U ~unts. -• Opinions expressed in the space at>Ove are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (7H) 642·4321 . . Boyd I TurndoivlUl By L. M. Boyd Advertising executives contend that Steve McQueen won't do a TV commercial these days for less than $4 mUJlon. Amazing, 1r so. But he's not alone ln the turning down or lucrative ortera. John Travolla reportedly declined Sl mlUlOl'I for a four· week s how at Caesar's Palace ln Las Vegas, then IJkewlse refUsed $1.7~ million tor a ftve-wwk 1bow at lbe Aladdin there. The Hoppmann family in Casper, Wyo .. doubled i.n size without In c r easing its number or blrthdays. TWins were bom on their mother's birthday . Couldn't even gu~ss the odds against that. Q. "Why did Mlcbelqelo 1l1n hi.I 'Pleta' bu\ none ~ 'bJi other workl?,, A. He overheard aomebod..Y attribute the 'Piela' to a d.U'-, ferentlCUlptor. That did It. TRB From W a1bi"1'on Americans Searching for Papa America race• aQme or the .hante.aUl,~lJlona In hl1torl· It la hun1ry for leaderahlp. "1liere rs that. "lml)frt•I presidency•· we uud to dlatruat, and that Arthur M. Sc:blellqer Jr. decried. ooly 1lx years qo? lnatMd we tlave con1rtulooal · a1ce nda n cy a nd a non· cha rl1mat1c Carter. Suddenly wf want tomebody to protect and ahleld us. Amerlca Is looklnt for E1a pa. NOBODY CAN doubt lhe pro· b lems. Yea. we 're still the richest nation. But America bas Jost economJc dominance -look at Ute sliding dollar, look at the trade deficit. Yes, we h ave a lot or .._.warheads. But America bas lost nuclear dominance. <We had it JUSt the other day.) Instead we have "rough equlvalency." That isn't (lll. We are the lucky nation that with 5 percent or the world's populalion uses a third of the world's energy. How long can tbat go on? Perhaps for a longtime. BUT BEING AN island of af. fluence <with a few other islands> in an ocean of poverty is precarious. We see that when Iran collapses. And there are other minerals. World popul(l· Uon iS' winning the race with world supplies. Those are some of our discom· forts. Obviously we must blame somebody. One job of the pre· Nick· Thimmesch •ld•ncy Is to act H 1ca~1oat. Why doan'l Carter t0rve-our probfema . Kaa he tlle a6Illty to govern? Why doeen't be cure In· nation? Carter picked a poor Ume to be president and came to the While House with no mandate. Any unknown Democrat In 1976 could have beahm the;>osl · Wale rgate GOP. The empty poll- ing booth elected Jimmy Carter; onb' ~ percent bothered to v*· NOW, AnER two years. a poll by the New York Times - CBS News finds only 40 percent think Carter has "strong leadership qualities" and ~ ~r· cent don't. Some leaders would be saved by their eloquence. Carter does quite well. I think, in press con· ferences. in platform question- and·answer. But bis State of the Union deliver y was terrible . Why can't Carter sound more imperial? To be sure Carter's had some achi evem ents . He r educed ten.sion between Greece and Turkey. Hegotthe PanamaCanaJ treati~. He set up human rights as a standard likely to be around fora longtime. HE SCORED A near-miss on the Middle Ea.al agreement and now is trying &Jain; he's a glut- ton for punishment. He might even get SALT JJ. Suddenly, also, a near-billion Chinese are smiling at us. Like everythina else. the achieve- ment la amblauou1" l new wtlb the party or Vic f>Nmier Teng H1lao-plng out to Seattle, all the time wtatUng It was more Uke the hilarious Khrwihcbev junket or 20 yean ago. 1t wasn't;_ il was demure. Vke Chairman Teng ls 1•. When he left the U.S .• he had a eold; be mlased appointment.a In Tokyo en route home. IT llAISED questions about the elderly communist leaders in two hemispheres. How loag can they last? Moscow, too, is dominat· ed by old. ailing men, set in thei r views. paranoid about capit.allst encirclement, pushing "hegemony."' and facing soon a s truggle for succession. Ob· v iously we need a s trong helmsman to steer through these waves. America's views of the pre· sidency have changed erraticaJ- ly. Wilson first praised con- gressional government, then Joathed it. There was the de- mand for .. strong" presidents after Hoover : later, the relief or Eisenhower. THERE IS A gradual drift of power to the presidency because of congressional ineptness. -America reacted against ex- cesses under Nixon. Now we . .are yearning for strong leadel"'ibip again. Above all -s uccessful leadership. It ls a tense, inchoate Ume. Acll•I Stavenaoo calls Carter "embarrassingly weak." Henry Kl11lnger lam e nt • our "geopolitical decline." Twenty -seve n state tegialatures peUUon for a COD· 1tltutlooaJ convent.ion to approve a n amendment requiring a balanced federal budget -to write rigidity into our system when flexibility Is most needed. They don'ttrust Carter. WHAT BINDS these things together is a yearning for a father figure to solve our pnr. blems. Daniel Yankelovich, who heads a public attitude research firm , finds a crisis of confidence about our institutions. "a deeply felt sense or powerlessness and disengagem e nt among the American people." GEN. ALEXANDER Haig re- turns shortly from four years as s upreme allied commander, Re portedly he may seek the pre· sldency. Wh)· not? Or 38 presidents, seven have been generals. It's five since Ike; time for another one. America wants somebody to take command, to reconcile irreconcilables . to be strong. America wants Papa . • TRB 1s a l o ngi tanding Washmgton byline. Its author cur- rently is Richard Strout of the Chrurtian Scumce Monitor. Whois Toying With Year of the Child? WASHINGTON -There is no end to the foolishness this Republic can endure. New, Jaree a(Dounts are about to be thrown at us by the Bella Abzugs of lbe "Child Ad vocacy" movement which is swarming over, and cap- turing, the International Year of the Child <1979 ). That's JYC in tederalese, or should it be YIC? Now who is aga in :;t c hildr e n , other than the late W. C. Fie lds? But the avant- garde in the a dvo cacy mov e m ent believe socie· .ty gangs up on kids, and pa'rents don't care a bout them either. So a variety of groups, which seem to thrive on contentious court cases. are exploiting IYC as a propaganda forum to ped· dle a form of secularism which can only further damage the American family. NOW THE IDEA of a pre· sidenlially appointed com· mission to prepare for IYC is all right, but as usual, staffers lead com mission members around by the nose, and the result pro- mises to be another binge like the feminists' outing in Houston last yeu:. The prevailing notion at the U.S. National Commission on JYC is that children have a laun- dry list or "rights" to be de· manded from their parents, from those in authority, indeed, from society. Commission Cbairpersoo Jean Youn g (wife of U .N. Am· bassador Andrew Young) has already asked the SO governors to start IYC programs. This has caused a ruckus in some states where the citizenry still believes pa rents should prevail until children grow up. THE CHILDREN'S Defense Fund is the perfect example of a n advocacy organization which bristles with the legalistic, secular approach, the very op· Jack Andel'80D ''Darting, he said his flnt words: 'Bang-bang' you're dead" posite or what concern for fami· ly life should be. Listen to its rhetoric. "Children have waited too long for their needs lo be met." declares CDF Director Marian Wright Edelman, adding that CDF will continue to monitor federal policies, research and in· vestigate, and "will sue on behalf of individuals or classes or children, accomplish what we know ought to be done for children." Oh, the presumption in that word "ought," the same kind implicit in advocate Freda Brown's argument that socialist countries stand in marked con- trast with the colonial heritage in caring for children. Ab, it must be ~al to be a kid in Angola! ANYWAY, CDF trumpets that while America's 65 million children cannot vote (alas 1 >. they ''will soon be a new. potent, national force ... So CDF's new network of but· tinskys will soon be monitoring l ocal is s u es lo ke e p Washington's CDF informed of "new and pressing community concerns ... ···· As though the young were about to perish from the earth. Ms. Edelman cries: "We cannot solve the economic problems or this countcy on the backs of our children. That would be truly s~ortsi~ted and not cost effec· live ... MUST WE HAVE s uch a technocratic f ix on our youngsters? When will we again allow children to be children? Anyone who reads advocacy literature encounters arguments for a children's "Bill or Rights" including the right or children to s ue their pare nt s, making children performing chores eligible for the minimum wage, granting children the right to choose their own family, and birth control devi ces and abor· lion without parental consent. Parents shouldn't snicker at these notions. In some jurisdic· lions runaway children's rights prevail over the anxious parents and children can reject parental help in court cases. Moreover, Supreme Court Justice Harry A. Blackmun ruled that children have the r ight to abortion without parental consent. LISTEN TO Helen Baker in "The Children's Rights Move· ment": "Young people should be a llowed lo leave home ii they so choose, and to live where they choose." Now many of these advocacy so u l s a r e si n ce r e about children 's welfare, but like Marx and Freud, focus on the worst cases and apply them to all children. The Planned Parenthood Federation once performed a worthwhile service m helping mom and pop from getting preg- nant too often. But now P PF prol'l).ote s children's rights to sexual ex· pression on one hand. and once they are expressed, wrings its hands over the lack of devices and/or abortions available to Lhe pubescent. WITH THE BIG, rich founda· tions behind the so -called "children's rights" movement, with the advocacy organizations s tudde d with presti g ious establishment names, and with the cynical awareness that the more litigation there is on behalf of children, the better off some lawyers will be, we careen off into the International Year of the Chlld. The National Co mmission for IYC will spend about $2 mil- lion an taxpayer s ' money. Without feder al funds . pro- ra mily groups hope to counter the rash or damaging nonsense about to be peddled with budgets under $100,000. Why remain in this Republic? Some days, H. L. Me ncken's answer is still apropos : For lbe same reason that I visit the zoo. Control Eihyans First, Air Traffic Next W ASlUNGTON -Air traffic control is a serious business, and t he Federa l Aviatio n Ad· ministration runs an academy In Oklahoma City to teach the rudt· men ts or the profeNlon. Not everyone takes the train· in& 1er1ouaJy, however. Accord· iog to con· ridenllal St.ate Department cables, two do ien s tu· dent• from Libya tended lo rt1anl tbe FAA acad· e m y •• • Httln1 for tbe m o v l e "Antmal Houle" rather tllan a plMe to ae.m lld11a U..t can ~ean Ille or denb for ~- 'I merclal air travelers. "Academy Is experiencing i P.roblem." one cable states, ·wtth many of <the Llbyan> stu· dents n a1ranUy dlsregardjng rules and practlcet e1t.abliabed for cl111 alteftdance, e.g. arriv· ln1 late ad a..vtaa early wtth cont'lderable ca .. dlsruptioat or not attendlnl clua at all." ALMOIT BAU' t.be Llbyans refUHd to appl1 for renewal ol explr~-~!.~J tM State Depart-ment repun.eu. BecauH of "1tmllar H· pertence wtU. Llb)'., ltudeDta .....-al ye.an aao," the FAA,. quired the LlbJaM to aPllOUlt a proctor "to be ,..poaaUaie for ttudent deport.mat." But tbe proatOr, ..... Twir, "bu ...... lpond -1tud9ntl tn bla several attempts to correct the situation." tbe cable notes. Early in the training program, the frustrated Twir advised school officials that many of his fellow student.a were cheating on exam lnatioos . "I nstructora 's crambled' tbe teats and ellmiD•tH molt of problem," tbe uble aald, adding: "In· dlvldual test scores dropped dramatically ... THE LIBYAN government wu finally penuaded to take action. Embasay re pr~sen· t.aUvea Vient to the academy and laid down the law to the frac . tlou student.a. Tbe three moet troublelome and habitual ofhnd· 9fl were ldcted out; the ....i were told to tbape up or lbip out. And die long-aufferlq Twtr \ was given explicit authority to punish backsUders. Rep. Lester Wolff, D·N.Y., has 1trongly protested the. training of any Libyans.at all. He not.es that Libyan strongman Moam· mar KMdaly bu provided arms and HDclua.ry to lotematlonaJ terrorist.a. Wolff ang:rily wrote Secretary of St.ate Cyrus Vance: "Are we makln1 Libya's airports aafe for terrorieta!" · Footnote: A spokesman for tbe Libyan Emba say acknowledged that there were some aerious disciplinary prob- lems. The spokesman stated that Libyan omc1a11 worked wllb U.S.. officials to retOIW the problems and that the most aerlou1 offendert were bein1 Milt back to Libya. -- ii J • • A7 -~ ~ ...._..-To write Ult'Oally PhottBox 1560, Coste Mt~. CA 91626 Orang Coast Daily PiJot 1 ~-ore ~.P..! __ • __ .., ___ ._. _____ a.,. __ .• ~.tbf'Wlly--6.· •· ··m·-------T•o•t:.•ll•t•he•D•al.ly•P•l•lo•t•n•"•"-2·.-3-2•1 ------ Dr. Chari BeU Will Mexican Connection Pay Off in '80? A major romPQnenl of Jerry Bro n'a foreign poUcy as a POlenUal p dt-nt of the UlliUod Stalt'I ha ~mt'rfttd •n lb I t few • -bl• lbxlca.n COO· ntclion. To bto 1u.l"C'. Rro n hu bttn clo e to Callfornl•"• •~~can. Amer rans for )f'an. ""°"' U · oclalud Wlth Cnar havtt'I Unltt'd Farm Worllera, he helped brins victory to th UFW o tM r 1onac 1truule w th lh atale'11ro n . YMBOLI 'ALLY, he at• ttnded the l''fob 14 funeral ol a farm workeor lllln in lbe Im· perlal Valley I ttu<'e lrtke TM f\lntral wa~ held at Caluleo. one mile north of the Yulcan border Bro""n bas appointed more Mexlcan-Amcrlcans to blgh slate office than any other California governor One or hls rtrst moJor uppointments was Mailbox lhat ot Marlo Obledo to hffd lhe 1tale'1 mautve lleaHh and •If are A en~y But the 1ovnrnor'1 Mexican tOMfftion goes be)'ood wOOIAI f'lbnic VlMn lo Callfoml1. He mt>ell frequently with Baja Callfornla offlcltl and oc· tHMmally with M 1dco~ Prill· d nt J<»t Lopei. Portillo. V Lilli! Pa£ ID &NT Carter, Brown appean to take lb~ bl'Olld view o/ °"' relations with M cxlco. peak.inc to the Cautomla Tnicklnj Aun. lo San Otego ttttotly. be called for en economic common market bet w n the Uruled States, Mex· co and Canada. Thia market suggestion hH the virtue thal it comet closer to encompassing the whole &r· ray of U.S.-Mexkan problems than has any other vlew. Brown certainly comes closer lo un· derstanding these problems thu h u Carter. II Th Presld nt appears to view lh• problem11 as belne almply oU. natural ea.a, and Ule&al lm· ml1raUon. THE SITUATION is con· 1lderably more complex. Un· d rlylna lbe luue• of energy and lmmJsi:atJon are Mexico's problems Of popuJaUon crowtb and baalc economy. Since the U .s. and Mexico sbare a 2,000 O\lle border, Mexico's problems are alao ours. · Mexico has a high population crowth rite -it doubles in less than 30 years. And since half of Mexico's population is under 16 yHrs of age, that rapid growth wUI continue well Into the next century. About 30 percent or Mexico's labor force is unemployed wblle another 20 percent is under- employed. Forty-five percent of the nation's work force receives only 10 percent or the national income. It is th.ls larce pool of unemployed and under.paid workers who look nortai to tbe United States for better Jobi. •EXlco·s VA ST oil and natural 1aa reaources will not. directly or quickly improve its employment aituat.Jon. Tbe pro- duction of gas and oil ii ex· pensive but requires relatively few worker.a. ' Abo&t SlS0,000 invested in oil prOduction will create one new Job. ID comparison, $150,000 in· vested in light Industry will create about 1.000 new Jobs. A partial answer to the un- employment problem bas been some 700 so-called "twin-plants" built by U.S. industry ln Mex· ican border towns to take advan- tage of low labor costs. BUT 11:IOSE plants have lured hundreds of thousands or un- employed Mexicans north from central Mexico. And just across L '!..' 'Teache1:98' Record Deserves Cooperation' To the Editor: Some persons have claimed that the teaching profession has no dignity, and that there is no real respect for it. I take excep· tion to that view! To those who claim that stu- dents aren't allowed to use class lime for study. I say that class time is for instruction, and studying should be done at home. However, since the majority of parents are too apathetic to give much attention to this, it is indeed an unfortunate situation, Others cla im that teachers lake class time to tell students how their parents should vote in forthcoming elections . I don't think so! Most teachers have far too much integrity to resort to this type or behavior. However, they do discuss the pertinent is- sues or the day, whic h is something that probably isn't even attempted at home. IT HAS BEEN frequenUy claimed that teachers do not earn their salaries. Hardly! Be- ing the daughter Of a (DOW re· tired) teacher, I can tell you that the countless hours that my dad spenl preparing classes, grading papers, having student Cand parent> conferences. plus at- tending seminars, faculty meet- ings, reading, and in general, continually adding to his ex· pertise, hardly compensated him financially. He was fortunate enough to have his doctorate when he began his teaching career. Many other teachers do not, and spen<J lbelr vacation time pursuing these educational endeavors in o rd e r to add to tbelr knowledges, which in turn will ultimately benefit their stu· dents, our children. It would seem that the phrase "public servant" ha& become a misnomer for "public service." ConsequentlY, It has been staled that time, education, retpeet, money and communitt support have been undermined. Jt ·so,. lbll la due to a lack of com- munlcatloo between members of the community <ln •eaeral > and teacben . Wblle l am all fol' tax reduc- taon. Cin all areas where il is feasible and applicable>. it musl be realiz"ed that this is only half or the battle. It is up to the tax- paying populace to advise the administrators or our various agencies, as to how mucfl should appropriated -to whatever. It has been suggested that we, as parents, support our local school boards because they are our representatives and have our best interests at heart. Don't count on that premise being en· lirely accurate. School boards are only as effective as the r esponse they give lo "feed· bac k" from the community. Consequently, do att~nd all local school board meetings whenever possible. As a parent of eight children, I can honestly say lbat during the lasl 18 years, J have only bad two occasions to disagree with a teacher's judgment. I think that is a pretty terrific record -ror ihe teachers! They certainly have my respect and cooperaUon; they de- seryeil' PEG MAYNARD c..reatn EneteRfl To the Editor: The time-wom question on cruvalrj rears its outdated bead every Valenti.De's day. But it ls not dead. In most cases it bu simply turned into customs that men have observed since Vic- torian days to prove proper up- bringing and Clatter women. Chivalrous deeds are now seldom performed to honor others throulh service beyond expectation or by aracloua COD· sideratlon. One good example often 1ee11 ll the bmbud who bolds the door open for bis wife wbo'• ear· ryln1 a hefty, squlrmiq one. year-old ehlld. Another ii tbe ez· ample ol a penoo <usually a woman) wbo bolds up the grocery alne to check out and pay for "5 worth of aroeeriet with 1 check while the penon behind her bolda oae carton ol milt, beer or ice cream. Both of these people l~k contlderadon, but very probably be bellev. be l1 chivalrous as be boldl e>pen lbe door for her and she doeln 't notice that he's glaring as be does it.. THE 21· YEAR-OLD rock musician who enjoys opening car doors on formal occasions also recognized the practicality or chivalry when entertaining at his home which is on a steep hillsid~. I would bet he walks bis guests to their car and holds the door for the men as well as the women so it won't slam shut on them while they're getting in. This is 20th century courtesy rather than 19lh century chivalry It's been written up so much that it seems absurd to repeat it again but opening an automobile door and holding it ls a left-over from the days of horses and ~fh gies and antique cars wlth running boards. Men, being dressed in pants found it easier to jump out, go around and offer a band as support for tbe lady to step down. Now, as low as cars have gotten, il's often bandy to have an arm offered to pull a s lightly chubby or elderly lady out of the car. So, sir, ii a lady la chubby or ~-~ve her a band. As for ligoung cig8"ttes, I en-- joy having mine lit by my date. It implies that be approves or lf not, at least won't lecture me, and may ask to see me again. Smoker or not, himself. if be doesn't Ugbt mine, it Indicates some diapleasure with the habit we women a~ulred wttb not OD· ly the right but the neceuity to work outside the home. That's UberaUoa?! So when. women proteet that women•a lib denies them tbe s pecial privlle1ea of bavln1 doors opened and tbelr ci,arettea lit. I WODdel' wbetber' they're fools or Jut eQJoJ ttte beaeftta ol UHel'J. LOUISE ANDREWS St.,, Pee Tr••etlles To the Editor: I mutt reepoad to tbe article "Plep Unleubed For llopeM Dop;" bf J .. Hamilton . Dai· •1 Pilot 1/4/11. It details ber after Cbriatmu vtaltl to two ulm.al........_ ............. la• de1ertpUoa1 of tit• ui· • mal'spligbt. However, her opening sta~ ment "Usually this time of the year you would find the animal shelters almost empty,.. is ter· ribly misleading and appalls any pel"SOn knowing the sad facts or the unwanted pet situation in this C0tD1try. The shelters in her story, both located in Laguna, are not typical or the large municipal animal shelters serv· ing most of our populace. For example, tbe Orange County Animal Shelter was forced to eutbanize <kill > in December um. 1.281 dogs and 430 cats, this despite many pet adoptions. Many of these animals required euthanasia because or age, health or emo- tional problems. Also, $here bas been a d efinite increase or animals brought lo by their owners to be put to sleep since the injection method program began in July 1978. •ANY OF the animals put to sleep were wonderful, lovable little creatures needing a home . Happily more people realize dogs and cata in the shelters are desirable and more are being saved every day. But obviously tbl1 ii not solvinl the problem. Maas destruction will continue , until pet owners realize their responsibility to their pet and community. The problems are many, but you can do your part to stop this tragic situation by encoura«in« pet ownersblp respon1ibifity~ Those interested in low coat spay, neut.et' uid·vaceination re- ferral or otber animal related in· lormauoa. call a vohantffr. llondQ throulb Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m .: ___,., 1'75-3513 or .. -4011. ·L.11. ROUSH • Lt1Nn '""" ,...,.. Ott tDlflconw. Tlw ,..,,,, fo COftdn# l.ct.n CO I" ..,. or,..., f Id•._,.,,....,..., ~of•.,.,,.,, or Ina ail bt "°"' Pft,,,.rw:.. AU lcners ,,..,, Mcbldf ........ , ad m••Mrw ad- dNn.,....,, ftlClf 1Je ~Oii ,...,...,, ti """"*"" ....... " .. ,...,.,....,...,,.,,.,. ...... . .. the border. further north. the aame jobs pay even more -as much aa seven limes more. The powerful economic and population pressures which have historically produced mass mi· graUons lnto the states will con· tlaue to attract millions of young Mexicu workers. lo the last hall of the 19th cen· tu.ry over 14 million people left Europe for~ U.S. At that time, Europe was cbantlng from an agricultural to an industrial economy. It bad mUUons in ex· cesa population. Thal excess came across the Atlantic. 4 THE UNEMPLOYED Mex- ican is much closer ; there is no ocean to cross; there are jobs waiting in the U.S. -and not just in California. In Arizona. New Mexico. Tex- a s. Colorado; in the Rocky Mountain states; and in the Mid· die West Mexican labor is ac· lively recruited by farmers and business. For example, a ~nt Chicago census revealed that it baa one of .the largest Mex.lean populaUon.s In the U.S. Simple exchanges of natural gas and oil ror U.S. dollars are clearly not going to meet Mex- ico's basic needs. In the lonff our nel&bbor to the so~Ut a s table population an in· duatriallzallon. IN THE SHORT run It'~ to export not jusl its oU for capital but to "export'' lts ex- cess labor force to red~ UD· employment. It can sell ita 1Ur· plus oil to dozens of utions. There is only one matkpt fGr its surplus labor. • . Brown has a good grasp of'the problems involved. Plus he bas built solid personal relations wilh Mexico's leaders aa41 peo. pie. This connection makes tum a stronger presideatial oao· didate in 1.980. I • Jigglies Causing :::. " I Legal Turnaho~~?, .. By KEVIN PBILUPS Tn:wcript reprodU«d from Phillips' commentary on Si>«· trum broadcast over the CBS Radio Network on Dec JB, /'¥13· CopJlrlght zm CBS Inc. AU righU re.served. . ... • It was good to bear. the other day. that the SupHme • Court is going to take up the case or Brian Weber,'the Louisiana metal-worker who's trying to gel employmat preferences for blacks prohibited as reverse racism. But , while we're on the subject or legal turnabouts, l wonder.if the Supreme Court may not have to confront another one -the emerging problem or reverse sexism. I'm entirety serious. For several years now, reminis!S ·/ have been complaining aboul "Playboy" centerfold$ af4, jiggly TV shows like "Charlie Angels ... Now, tbougb, it ap- pears that a growing number or feminists are beginning to adopt cheesecake and jiggly as a form or their own aeK· expression. And the consequences may be considerable. IN THE DECEMBER l~UE of. "Esquire" magukw, feminist New York Times reporter Judy Klemesrud -ma provocative article entitled "The Year of the L\ISh' Woman" -argues that feminists are now becoming se~ ually assertive and increasingly inclined lo display themselves in revealing clothing. Even Bella Abzug, if anyone cares, bas shed 45 poubdS and bleached her hair blonde. And feminist New York Timesperson Klemesrud is sending out 1978 Christmas cards or bersell nude, sprawled race down on a fur rug. However: not all or the new feminist cheesecake militance is so embarrassingly harmless. According .to Terra Levin, a well-known female tong-distance runner and sports organizer, a growing number or Soutbel"J) >' callfomia women have begun jo_Bging braless in order to display themselves along the roaa. UPI QUOTES ONE SANTA Monica police officer say-1 ing that be believes one-fourth of all the automobile actj· dents that occur between 3 and 6 p.m. in his seaside com- munity can be attributed to male drivers being distrifeted by shapely women joggers. And the Chicago Tribune recently described a kindred episode in a local electrical parts factory. Two feminist college students hired for the summer showed up braless in T shirts and sent the male workforce into a tizzy. Every time they bounced or jiggled by , tbe men would stop work or da.mage electrical parts by inattention. One man bad bis root run over by a rork lift. Arguably. this kind of braless belligerence -this jig· gly jingoism -really amounts to a kind or reverse sexism, and before lOog, it may even raise some important legal is· sues. F.qu~ to lbe point, if this is the latest philosophic development in feminism. then small wonder the proposed Equal Rights Amendment is withering on the conslllu· tional vine. CAMP PAVlt> > 6UEST HOUSES ,, ~~ .... dl1m~S.ll•Ti,._ •r..u.d ....... ~ -oak IJ ~On iNir M.W ,,.~ 8 DAILY PILOT . .. - Suilicial A.clivism .. MODERN JUDGES I JUNK MAIL Judge ar becoming the acce/,erator, not brake, of social action By RICHAllD AllELLJ ,.,_ ..... p .... ~-.. Murray M. $thwart& probably couldn t tw e>ll'tled to the humbl l public office In Wiim in~on. ~I .. th M!I days, and lea~t of all to tb school board Out th ro'• no doubt who "'u an ehar1e or the local public chool1 tn a nd aroWld Oclaware'a bta cut city lu tf•U ll wu M urny M Schw ru U S Di trkt Jud1P. Murra} M sehwarti . lhat 15 He•t oo of numbt<r ol f~eraJ ln•I JUdlt who. ha rdly known 00U1d Uletr Jt1rUdltttons. h•v ' "'" tat~ prl~on t)'Stt'm , <'boob ayf\em , and rn nt•I l~hlulaoo • .,.- who h ave wl t ld~d ,.. ~. ~ po wt>r OH'r state •ll<"n· ties and Pol <'>' ma1'trs that cnlil"JI of th~ trend havtt c.UNJ l(Ovt>rnmt'nt - t>y Ju~uiry f\) ~hv.arti' ~ > so. ll parah• •u·hool »Yl ll•rmt LO W1lmmJ:tOn ce•u d to to.1tu1t Nuv. lbcrt~ IS on"• Uy h t b u r dt•r s, 21.000 tll'Mnhl buurdl'd bU5elf th t would take tbe m to new schools . teaeht"rs wt're us 1gnt-d to new posb, .rnd a d. m l n ls tratorb s c-r a m ~ JUDGE JOHNSON bled loc:omJ)ly wllh prncet.lurei. he had laid down IT Ff;LL TO Schw urtz to fashion a desegrega. tion pl~n. a job not conduci ve to popularity. When a Wilmington c1v1c t:croup honored him ~th a J!OOd-govemment awurd, protesting letters poured an lo the local nl'ws papl'r:, Scbwarti , lak e somtc• 500 other federal trial Judges. isn't in business to win fnends The federal j udiciary tht• trial Judgei.. about 150 appeals judgu and the n1rw~membcrs of the Supreme Court $land apart from the other two branches of government In court, sometimes the wtJI of the majority must yield FederaJ Judges cannot be voted out or office. They were never voted in They hold lifetime e mployment security: a federal judge can be re- moved only by r onviction after impeachment. but only four JUdlJM in tht• nu lion 'e. tuatory wti rc ousted lhUl WU)' .. AL J TC E rt'Qulrca 1mpartlallty and tm putlallty r <&uir • freedom "'from pres!Jure ... ~>' Chief JudJ(l• lrvinl( R. Kaufmttn of lhe 2nd U C1ttull <.'ourt of AppoaJs In New York. "TJ\b 11 ,. 9>'-ClaHv l ru • under a written C9naUlutlon auunntt~10.i for tht> Mic certain rlal'll!I to In· dlv1duuti. t'\IE-n u.r .. n1t d~m()(r1tlcally determined ruon oflhu m•j<1rtty " l"t'w ICJtul 'lc.·holure or PoliUclans would w11nt to at"c ~ Judir 1a ry'• Ind pendenc mpalred, bul lbttrc' .irow1n1 dl•cusa on amon1 them, and •m ontt m1o1ny l'ttlzen uffected by awe.,.,m g JU1.h c1al Clrdflrs, a bout the pow r of the judiciary md 11 art1cularly fl-dcral trial judae . llave th 1r ~ru&cJ lilt rvtnttons urrled them bl•yo nd their proper role and •Uowed them to ,. ru1w thl• w.,ll'm ur checks and balances? Has 1udlr 1 I 4Hl1\.1i.m ' produced judges wh<f no lon.:t•r nwrt-l y antt."rpn•l ex1 Ung law but work as "ol·t.11 tnginl't'r.,' "l NTlL MODF.RN '\l m cis the most important l'.IWrc1t-l'~ of tht-JUdl<'ial powt:r have been neJatlve uctwm., ll m1llng the scope of government.' says Kuufmun ··111 recent yl'an;, at see ms that the judiciary is .1rtlng as an acc.•elerator rather than as a brak.e. In lhl' last rew decades the courts have given broad c.·onstruction to affirmative personal rights and m3nifested an increasing willingness to articulate <1 nd implement new ones " The accelerator phenomenon is easily traced to the Supreme Court of the 195os and '60s under the late C'hlcf J usl1(•e Earl Wa rren. But the na· lion 's rughl·~t <·ourl today as. by compartgon, more <'on-.tratn('d "WIJA'r IS NOV EL a bout contemporary judicial a('l1v1ty involves not judicial activism or the Supremt.' Court in creating new rights but Jud1<'1al ingenuity of trial courts in creating new remedies for accepted consl1tulional or s tatutory rights,·· says Ha r vard law professor Abram Chay es ll is the ingenuity of these re medies and their d etailed prescriptions for state or school officials that has caused much or lbe controversy. U.S. Distncl Judge Frank J ohnson in early API ........ 1976 ass umed virtual control of Alabama's prison system. Acting on a lawsuit filed by state prisoners. the Montgomery.based judge ruled that "ftltby, overcrowded" prison conditions were inflicting cruel and unusual punishment on inmates by rostering "rampant violence" and a "jungle at· mosphere." JOHNSON ORDERED wholes a l e ad · ministrative changes to "clean up·· lbe state's prisons and required state officials lo report their progress lo him every six months. In a similar suit involving conditions at slate· run menta l hospitals, J ohnson four years earlier gave AJabama officials a list or 84 minimum stan- dards the hospitals must meet. The year before Johnson's ruling, Alabama s pent $14 million on its mental institutions. The yea r after his ruling , the expenditure increased U> $58 million. Oetaaled reme dies a r e now common .. especially In school desegregation orders. In Boston, U.S. Oi8trict Judge W. Arthur Garrily's plan in cludeds peclClc bus routes. Other rulings also raise tempers and con· troveray. . 1n 1976, U.S. Distrlcl Judge WllU.am W. Justice ot T)'ler. Tex.. errectively e nded timber clear- cuttlna in Texa."' national forests until an adequa~ eovlronmentat impact statement wa.s submitted. Previously, the Judge had ordered state educa· lion officials to investigate complaints about s.chool symbols that alleeedty tbrettenecLucial harmony~ St.at.o ofticlals aublequeoUy ordered team names like "Rebels" dropped I.Gd banned the playinc~f ''Dixie" at athletic contests. .,11118 PHENOMENON can be seen tn the state courts but its prime seat is in tbe federal judiciary:• says Cha yes, the Harvard legal scholar. "These new remedies. at the extreme, take the form or elaborate plaos for the desegregation of school s ystems and the operation of prison& or mental hos pitals. "And short or that , they involve the courts in the management or the environment, restructur. ing or economic markets . corporate and union cov- eroance, the policing or credit and employment practices ... ·• A YALE LAW professor, Ralph K. Winter, notes that "much of this intervention is, in prac· tice. unreviewable." "Because or the caseloads or the Supreme Court and the courts of appeals a nd the fact that trial court judges have broad discretion U> find facts and shape remedies, adequate a ppellate re· view may never occur." Winter sees growing j udicial powe r and it wor ries him. .. Judicial foolpnnts are round all over the political landscape," he says. "We are getting ac- customed to the e xercise or an expanded judicial powe r and lo a changing view or the proper Judicial role." WINTER'S YALE colleague. former Solicitor General Robert H. Bork, agrees, and warns of "the dangerous consequences of the era of judicial activism that began with the Warren court and has not ended yet." 'Dear Occupant' Offered the World T ANIMAL HOSPITAL Announces That DR. ARTHUR EVAN BASS Has Joined The S taff By HUGH A. MULLJGAN RIDGEFIELD. Conn. IAP I My heart leaps up when I behold some junk ma il in the pile. Reading it usually makes my day. No one seems Lo understand me a s well as the scribe s who write lhose ingratiating letters asking me lo take a free s a mple of their magazine. buy a con- dom inium in Jonestown or help them sell soybean futures Lo my friends and neighbors. .. DEAll INTELLIGENT Reader ." a letter began just the other day : Now bow did they know tha t? Tbey must have ~ computer some place monitoring library cards ~nd book club membership lists. I quickly dropped my copy of the Morning ~elegr'Aph , which r e- 4 u i res a l o t o f i n ·(' J l~lligence, and read on. ~4_. · It was from a fellow S da med James H. Bill· tew i ngton. director of the In· 1ernallonal Center for Scholars, which accoq:hng t.o the letterhead, is located in the Smithsonian l nstitulion building in Washington, D.C. RIGHT OFF, Billington said he knew I was t he lYPe that had "probably absorbed and enjoyed more education, formal and informal, than most." De recognized me as the type that "read widely and well," liked to keep his "mind open lo new )'deas·· and was "skeptical or easy answers." I le hit it right on the nail head. T wish I could bave helped him out by subscribing lo the Wilson Quarterly and joining that ··well·mixed, brilliant, ~nlmually changing" company of scholars that ~u rrently includes "a former J apa nese a m · bassador to the People's Republic of China, the editor of a famous women's magazine ... and a ~hilosophy professor from the Polish Academy of S<'tence " Sounds a little bit like our bowling league. TRE TROUBLE 1s the Alias World Press Review that same morning had asked me to sit in with "historian Art hur Schlesinger Jr., futurist Alvm Tomer, writer Isaac As imov, scholar J ae· «)lies Banun, newsmen Walter Cronkite and David Brinkley, White House foreign affairs adviser Z-Oigniew Brzezinski and World Bank president ~Obert S. McNama ra to "find out from firsthand Baldwin ·~·-I"~ ... NCE A YEAR _~· ~ 20%0FF SALE! Fln'9h Retell Sal• Sawe a Style Price Price ssss T r1dlllon1I Walnut ...... S1625 S1300 S325 Early American .... S 1665 $1335 '330 French Pravlncl1I .. 12150 11720 l430 W1lnut Brand .......... 18700 18900 11800 Fun M1chlnt ... _.11350 11050 $300 Spllllt Org1n ......... 13200 12550 $650 ALL MODILS ON SALE HOURS 10-t 8un: 12·5 YATES MUSIC 11 F•hk>n latand Ph. 840-9020 Mo. Payt, S35 S36 146 $159 S49 S89 sour ces whul 1s really going on all over the world.·· And I woold ha ve. too. only it turned out that Fortune magazine was hunting all over tbe place for me "You're hard to find , Mr. Mulligan," their let · ter began. I WAS llE RE a ll the lime, but the doorbell ha!>n't been wo rkin g s ince th a t las t big snowstorm and I felt guilty about putting them lo · so much trouble "Localing individuals who have the income. position and busmess interests of Fortune sub· scribers yet a re not already Fortune sub· .scribers themselves is like trying to find a Phi Beta Kappa without a key," began William C. Taylor , the circulation director. a tri fl e petulantly I thought. But he soon calmed down and setlled into the kind of suave. seductive prose that George Brent used to coo to Bette Davis : ''And now that I've found you I don't want to lose you. So I'm going to make you an offer you can scarcely refuse." WHAT HE HAD in mind was a trial copy of the magazine. "Look it over ," he pleaded. "That's all I'm asking. Ir it doesn 't involve you -if that doesn't make you want to continue your subscription - then I was wrong about your needing Fortune. And my mis take won't cost you a cent. You'll be under no obligation to continue your subscription." That was awfully decent of him, but another letter warned against getting too s mart for your britches. Right on the envelope it asked: "Do People Hold Your High IQ Against You?" WELL. SINCE I picked the Steelers.over the Cowboys by exactly 4 points, I had noticed some clamming up when I came into the barbenbop, and in the Ar my they always put us college guys on K .P. Also. that mopey kid down al the gas station laughed a httlc too loudly and long when I pulled into the self.ser vice aisle and didn't know they had hidden the fuel tank under the license plate . He's probably just bitter because the edilors of Fortune • never spent any time hunting for him, although his HERB FRIEDL,\~OER IS ~11\KISG CREt\T Dt:.\l .. ~ BUY OP. LEASE' FREE 50 GALS OF6AS -.. probation officer proba bly has. I bet that punk kid would have changed his tune if he 'd seen the letter I got ju.st yesterday from the Shell Oil Company. "DEAR VALUED Customer," it started out. "We feel strongly that our most valuable asset is you, and that's wh¥ we strive constanUy U> serve you in more ways.·· Unfortunately, W. H. Cothern, Shell's manager of credit services . wasn 't demonstrating bis affection with a free set of radials or even a MIDICAL..sutt•ICAl NACTICf Foa SMAU A ...... Al.S AMDUOTICS Jilt I. c .... .._....., c_ .. ..._. Acros• tr... Ft.. C.-. ............ ,..~. w 24 H-l&wt ; cy S..ke 673-1050 loca lwj Ir A.fpDil tit 1.t plastic snow scraper. but he was offering to let me -;:;;;====~~=~~==::.==~~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ m on their group hospital insurance plan. --" l n times like these," be confided ... I pe rsonally can't think of a better way for you U> serve your family." M · It's nice to know so many people writing , Tropic.ii Fish• Fresh• .vine letters are so concerned about me and the.family. Aquuium Supplies The noon mail brought a promise from Changing s,.c'• ,_, 21 • Fft, 27• '"' Times, the Kiplinger magazine: "Twelve Months from today, you can have more money in the bank. be on a sounder financia l footing, even wttbout an increase in your family income." But my schedule was getting too crowded . The Christian Science Monitor wanted "ninety days U> prove that we can cha nge the way you look at the world" and a felJow named Victor T. Mason up in Cbippawa Falls, Wis., thought a man of my talent and learning would be better off selling shoes . "You could use some extr a money, couldn't you?'• he began. "Let me te ll you what I have in mind." -1 .. -- L*e~ ............................. ~ 1.49 What a beauty I am with my 1et black body and scarlet red tail. Somewhat spunky but not dangerous. I'll add a tittle action and a lot of elegance to yotJr aouanum. Come see me at Aauallc Tropicals. I am on Sale under the ahas Red Tailed Shane for only s1 49 See You Soon R.T.S • 1510 W. Baker• Costa Mesa ,; ___ · • 549·1391 •Corner Harbor & Baker iiii . . • It i t.S [ >I I• '° ~ 1. 0 lt d f · 1g ro I · a - ! 'I a ll n y ii e l r I L 1- l ! l I 1 l •• • ;'J I , • I • i I t I I L \ I ' I • ' ~ b a ~ l .t ti e b l l· Cl 'I' )' e TRAVEL /DELAPLANE 149CB Sund9y, F~uaty 25, 1979 DAILY PILOT A 9 Happy Hiker Finds Sel~ Cross-country Walk Brings New Wife, Life NEW YORK CAP> -When Peter Jenkins declded to see America first, be d.Jd it the bard way. He walked. Jenltlns blked out of Alfred, N.Y., on Oct. lS, 1973, naurtng he'd roam the country for about ei•ht months. Instead, be was gone for more than five years on a rambllng walk across America that eventually led lhroush 17 states and the District of Columbia and totaled nearly 5,000 miles before it ended last Jan. 18. at Florence. Ore. ... WAS Z'% WHEN T started," the powerfully built, red·bearded man Bays. "I 'm Z1 now, and I don 'l think I'll ).>e dolng much walking again -al least, not for a while.·· J enkins rnade his trip in two segments. The first led from Alfred to New Orleans, and he tells about hi! experiences on this hike in bJs book "A Walk Across America." Arter spending about a year in New Orleans where he met and married Barbara Pennell he and his new wife set out on the second leg, New Orleans to Florence. Jenkins says he will tell of this long hike in another book. An amiable, soft-spoken man, Jenkins says he set out on the first leg of his hike -accom· pa nied by his dog, Cooper, who was later to die along the way because: just decided that I was going to 10 out and find out once and for all what America was. · "Well, I did find out. A lot of my friends dropped out and they came back in worse shape than when tber left. But I came back in much ~tter shape.'' Jenkins continues, "My plan was to check out America and lf it wasn't good, then 1 was going to check out other countries. I'm glad I did this country first because I found it full of fantastic people. That 's why 1 took so Joni. "I started stayln1 with people -a moun- tain man, a rancher, a black family -who became teachers to me.. They taught-me more- than any textbook on relations between people. .. When I started I had a lot of hope.Jess feel- ings about this country, now l just iove it so much." JENKINS, WHO THINKS he wore out about 15 pair of boots on the first leg of bis bike and another 15 on the second , says he carried every· thing he needed food, lent, clothing, bedding • on his back. "The pack weighed anywhere from SO to 70 pounds," he recalls with a smile. "In the sum - mer it's heavier because you've got to carry a great deal of waler." No Overhead E~penses'? ''I had all these swirling feelings and emo· lions. A lot of it was disillusionment. I was mar- ried at 19 dlld that didn't work out. Then there was disillusionment with the country. 'A lot ot •If friend• drepped out and ea•e IJaek In ..,or•e Mape. Bid. I ra•e IJaelc I• •~It IJftter •laape.' Ballooning over F rance provides a bird 's eye view of Burgundy and the Loire Valley in Atr F'rance's 1979 Great French Balloon Ad venlure program . Resides the new pe r spective, the tou r s, conducted from May lo October, off er gourmet food and dis tinctive lodgings. Trip me mbers take turns as passengers in professionally pilot· ed balloons for one·hour flights over areas of n atural beauty or cultural interest. Prices r ange from $1,800 to $3,000. As k a trave l agent. ''A LOT OF MY GENERATION just stopped listening to our elders, all we wa nted to listen to was rock stars and people Like that. Their songs became our anthems. "I was being torn apart, and finall y I got fed up. I was sick of listening to eve ryone. and I Ah, So Difficult to Get to Canton He held a variety or jobs to earn the money lo get to Ne w Orleans "I worked in a sawmUI, as a far m hand harvesting potatoes, on a ranch. as a tree surgeon " In New Orleans, he says ne worked on an off-shore oil n g to earn money to continue on the second leg "I WASON A WEEK and off a week, soon my off weeks Barbara and 1 trained. We walked and jogged, farther a nd farther each time, ontU we were ready." By STAN DELAPLANE ha ve t-0 ask for the address -try Travel Deak said : 'This is not a dinner. It's a He says they tried to walk an hour and then Advisors in the lobby of the grand old feast !'" rest 15 minutes, "but it depends on the time of HONG KONG -Man in San Francisco Peninsula Hotel. Try it. The "s hark's fin soup" is a com· the year. In summer you have to rest more, in ' got it from his Hong Kong offi ce that China The Wishful Cottage is a vegetarian bination of vegeta bles -but you'd swear it ~~~t~~ you've got to keep going because of the r uns easy weekend trips to Canton and r e s ta ura nt. It's owne d by a Buddhist cam e from "J a ws" himself. He aga in held a variety of jobs on the back. Price $18.'i. monaster y. . The "duck s kin" is an inner s kin of second part of the hike. one of them as a welter "Not so eas y," r eports Rory Scott. ''The only church in the world that is bamboo shoot. <Tasted like duck to me .> in a Mexican restaurant in OaJlas. ., <Hong Kong based for the Far East's 17 registered as a limited partnership," says J enkins, a native or Greenwich, Conn., says Holiday Inns . To kyo to Tehran.) ·•You Dirk Brink. <Deak & Co., biggest money BRINK SA ID: "OYSTER s auce -as he and his wife plan to settle on the Gulf Coast must be with a g roup of foreigners with ad· changers outs ide Zurich.) necessary as salt to Chinese cooking -is near New Orleans. vancc booking. No way you can walk in permitted. "IN ADDITION TO writing a book about alone and buy a ticket like you would a tin N I COLAS DE AK , THE ca nn Y "The Lord Buddha himself proclaimed the second part of the hike." he says ... 1 wantto of aspirin. Hungarian <he can whip you a couple of the oyste r is not a n a nimal. It's a pla nt." keep on writing. r want to tell stories -flcti'on .. AFrER YOUR G ROUPS' p assports million over the counter -any currency) Menu is in Chinese . Waiters speak and nonfi ction h a ve be en turne d in to the P eople 's fli es from New York to eat here. Deak is ONLY Chine se. You need some help. Whe n "Imel a tot or incredible people in America Re public of China travel service in H.K.. a vegetarian . Dirk Brink eats there, he brings a long his and r heard a lot of wonderful stories. I hope to you wait three days for them t-0 be pro· ~~~-B_ri_nk~_s_a_id_:~'-'A_f_te_r~h.i-·s~f_ir_s_t~d-in_n_e_r_,~~C_h_i_n_es_e_o_f_f1_·c_e_m~a_n_ag~e_r_·~~~~~~~~~-te_1_1t_h_em~.·-·~~~~~~~~~~~~ cessed. "It's not that China is opposed to to urists. They'd like MORE. Spending m oney in the country . They simply don 't have places to house them . And particular - ly. they don 't have people trained in tourist business : guides. interpreters, drivers . "Las t ye a r they could only take 100,000 visitors . Estimate this year is they'll raise it to 300,000. ·· * •• CIDNA IS TRYING to make it easier . Now <o r soon) -you'll be a ble to take a tr a in directly from Hong Kong. Used to be you took a train to the China border. Walked a cross the bridge (with luggage ) and got on a Chinese train. ''Now you'll go straight through with a short inspection stop ,'' said Rory. "The re 's also a hydrofoil that t akes you up the river to C ant.on. About three ho urs." He sa id there's a small airline running . .. THE CIUNESE DON'T advertise it. You don 't even HEAR about it in travel agencies. Has a long Party pa triotic name ·• I can't re member, it's so grand sound- ing ." Place to a sk says Rory is at the official China travel service . Where is it ? "Rig ht across from our Ho liday Inn on Nathan Road on tbe Kowloon side;• said Rory. ••• SCOTr WAS FORMERLY P .R. for Fi· ji. Then for Papu'3, New Guinea. Reliable observer. <All big hote l chains h ave their eye on China. You can be t Holiday Inns <and Scott> will be in the middle of things.) Said R o r y : "F or that C.anto n weekender, talk to a big travel agency. I see ads by small a ge ncies in the U.S .• 'Vis· it Canton, China.' But when you try to book, they tell you , 'Sorry, that trip is full. 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Noi alhkar•n« 11111.;~1"" ... ,n buYlllilbluull 110<~. Pricn ortlonal :u P rttcipatina dealers. , . . t I ! ' t • I . ' . ;) " • e I ,t i • 1' I • AJ8p A1L.Y Pll.OT Co ·µntians to Get J>artial View of Sun's Eclipse · Stt1ve Lattmmo u oua1to"C pro/•uor oJ c.tronomy and plaMtanum drrfdor ot Oron~ Coo.at Coll•ge lit wo1 thr 1c•enUfic odvu•r /or th• CoattUM ''"courtt, "Pro]ttt U11n.11trw." By STEVE LA'nANZIO If )'OU'~ ~•d•na this column toda)', lb •n )'OU prob.lbly will not be tn lb ri&hl place tomorrow Lo "'iln 5 lht' lasl Lot.11 t'CUpst1 or th sun to be vi. Ible from the conUn ntaJ Unllt'd Stoles durma thl11 ct'ntury On Monday, the moon's . h1dow will sweep ecro part. of WH hinklOO. Or (lon ld•hu, MontAna, North Dakota and Ca.no.di. Vl F.WERS 1 th 1110-m1tt' ,..1d tthpt.t' path will be treat~ to tot I ~I r tthp.,t-, ont-of the mos t ln~p rall<lnal iJ:}lt., Ul..Jllllurt', and one of thc-rof'(>st for unyont• not ~1lhn1 lo tTavet all ovn lht• world Ju'll h1 b•• ''' th r11bt plact' at lht nt:ht hmt• Wbtlt u totnl N'hp p.tth will <'Ut aero 11 Ila " 11 1n July l~l. the ne t 'lut·h t•c-llJ>"lf' vi& 1bk from lhl' miunlund will not occur unlit 2017 0 l.c.'\ b hOl)l' fur c-h•ur :oiklt' For th<>~ who mudl• tbl• trip ntirth~urct to ~f't> tomorrow i. ttl)t'C't lldt- As for lhl' rt•lit or u" titlll In Oranae County. w can wolch th • sun bccomf' partially eclipsed by the moon IT'S NO MAT ti ror the bc-¥uty of eclipse totality wh n thl' aun't1 face I completely hid ~ n from view. and the solar corona encircle~ the moon's bluck 1ilhoucUt1 and hln brtahtly NDlnJt de ply durkcn d sky. But It ls s till an 1nh1rt•lln1< •ltcht tr you've never watched a part al eelipsr before DO NOT 1100K TOR NEAR TH E SUN at ny Umt' with ynur f')'e or any ma1nlfyin1 de· vlcf' Ev n thouJih up to 80 pcrc nt or lbe sun's d• It will oo co•un•d by th • moon a s en from Orange County, tht.' remuJnJng eunhaht Is more than brl•ht t"nou11h lo blind you, perhaps l)t-rm nenUy1 The usunl "home-made" fi lters such ai; mok.cd glu.s and w~ldur's goggles ARE NOT SAFF. F.vcn thouuh they dim the s un's visible llJChl so thut you can stare nt the sun com· fortubly, lhl'Y ll't through the heat producing in- frured hght whlc.'h will quickly begin lo burn 11 holt> In the bac·k or euch eye TO SAFELY VIEW ECLIPSE, LET RAYS THROUGH PINHOLE IN PAPER OR SHOEBOX An Inverted Image of Sun, a Quarter-Inch In Diameter, Wiii Appear on Screen Observe Safety Rules WASH I NGT()'lo.i <AP > Beca use of the possibility or r risp, clear weather . t he America n Assoc iation of Ophthalmology says this ecttpse can be parlil'ularly dlfngerous to persons watchjng 1t Staring at the sun can burn the retina, the innermost pa rt of the eye, which is insensitive to pain. Damage can result in a blind spot in the field or vis ion, and this cannot be cured, Ole of· f1cials said TH E ASSOC IATI ON says viewing th e s un th r ough backyard telescopes. camera viewfinders. sunglasses, smoked glass and photographic film is not safe. The ophthalmologists also urged parents Lo keep track of small children. who may be te mpted fo sta re at the eclipse But there are s a fe ways to watch t he eclipse a nd some a s trono mers. like Jay M. Pasachoff or Williams Coll ege complain scare stor ies may dis- courage people from enjoying a r a re natural phenomenon. "SO.M.E DOCTORS are advis- i n~ people lo watch the eclipse only on television," he said. ·'Now that would be a r eal shame." Some safe examples: Puncll-,a pinhole in paper or cardboard and hold it so s unlight streams through the hole. Hold white p~per behind the first and t he result will be a n inverted im- age of the sun, about a quarter· inch in dia meter . A la rger bole will produce a larger but fuzzier image. For a shoebox telescope, cut a hole the size of a postage stamp near an upper corner or one end of the box. Tape a piece of aluminum foil over the hole and use a needle or pin Lo punch a hole in lhe center of the foil. Thst 's the lens. GO TO THE opposite bottom corner of the same end and cut out a rectangle about one by two inches for a viewing port. For a viewing screen, cover the inside of the box's other end with white paper. Now simply put the top back on a nd tape it shut so no light can leak in a nd the telescope is ready Lo go. Hold the box so lhe pinhole is aimed over your shoulder at the sun and look through the opening. The sun's im age will be reflected on the while screen. The image can be improved by using binoculars or a small telescope. l.noking for a Few Good People Hospitals, Agen~ies Ask Aid sch e dule events a nd write thank you letters. F a ir vie w S\ale Hospital 1s looking for a rew good people to fi ll ou t its vo lu ntee r A NEWS LETTER services staff. editor with typing, edit· According to E nid ing and writing skills is Lathrop, director of the also being sought as is h~ital's extensive pro· someone with bookkeep· ~rams, som eone with ing experience to assem - two days per week to of-ble monthly a nd a nnual fer is needed to serve as repo rts of volunteer par ty chairman to in-h o urs . Both r e qui r e te rv ic w pros pecti ve a bout one day per week. party givers by phone, Mrs . Lathrop a lso Many other groups and agencies are also in need of people with talents and time to spa re aiding others. Among them are : Help -Fr ont and back office duties await a person who can fill out medical forms and re· cords and he lp patients at the UC Irvine Student H ea lth Ce nt e r , at 833-5301. Ana for about two hours daily. Call 547-0869 for deta ils. A PAIR OF agencies, t h e West a nd South Or ange County Volun· tar y Act ion Cente rs, also list a number of openings. Io tbe south county , the V AC can be reached at 675-9210 or 833-9270 for details on the following: -A women's T ransi- tional Living Center . ~ROJECT VNIVERSE) Wit.bout any pain ner ves in lhe retina, you rnay oot even reattie wh1&t ii happening. Some manufacturers or ast ronomical equip- ment offer speciully designed llll~ra intended rorsafeaolarob ervation. Unlt11 you hove one, I s uggest using pinhole projection to view the eclip e . Punch a ralrly large pinhole in a thin piece of cardboard and hold it so that it races head-on toward lhe s un <ca1tincthe lar1estpossiblH hadow. ). IF YOtJ HOLD another piece. of white cardboard a rew inches beneath lhe pinhole1 the hole will act as a tiny lens and form a s mall im· age of the sun on the white board. · . may have to experim ent with different hole 11izes to get the best results. The moon will llrst belin to pau In front of. the SUD ut about 6:56 a .m. CPST l, reaching: maximum eclipse at 7 :59 and leaving the sun completely by 9:09 a .m. The sun wlll be low in• the southeast. so be sure you've got a good view! of the horizon. : I MAINTAIN A te lepho9e and answering machine ror my Project: Universe telecours~ s tud e nt:.. I would be ha ppy to ans wer astonomical Inquiries and off er advice, such ait on the purchase of a telescope, for anyone in °'e. community, • Feel free to call and leave a message ; I'U· get back to you as soon as l can but please be" patient since l only check the macb.l.ne twice a., week. The number is 962-1584. Happy stargaz ... ing! • Clvll Grumbling ••. Gloomy Gus DAILY PILOT t In the . ~ • . Normally, it wiU a ppear round, but during the eclipse it will look lite a crescent as lhe moon grabs a chunk ou! of the sun's race. You ~================:::;::========~. Canada Gives Eye Warning TORONTO <AP > - M a n y e l e m e n ta r y schools across Canada are making special ar- ran gements t o keep pupils out of danger Monday during the ex- pected solar eclipse. In the Western p ro· vinces. where the eclipse will start when child ren are on their way to classes, schools will open their door s early or allow students to s t ay h o me in the morning. In Onta rio, som e boa rds or education have rearranged lunch hour schedules to keep children inside or dis· m iss them early to go home and safely watch the eclipse on television. Most Canadian school board s are send i n g notices lo parents. Doctor s say that pe r manent blindness can result from a 10 · second look at the sun d uring the eclipse unless s pecial welders' glasses a re worn. REWARD (Composite Draw1no -May have a mustacne) A Reward of $691 is offered for infonnatlo. IN!lltg to tlM •test of Ille abo•e ft1divl•al, st1spected of robbhHJ Los Allt)eles Federal Savings. 320 I Newport ll•d.. 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New Magazine For Officiah Says It's -NEWYORK fA'PJ =-,r.-t~e pear.• who CO to ball11m , " Hyt r• Notbner "You've """ the came, but you atlll buy lht' p1~r the next day lo ~•d about what you 1w We think lbJs wm llavt I.be amt 1ppeal to IPOI, wlU relAtOrei 1.bem. •· l:POs• Vou know, l:POt. tJh your mayor, your coun cilmen, your con- 1n11man. your nah>r. )OU! presldnt. gpo ttertt.'Ct public omc1a1 TB E P OPL may nttd all tht betp tbey can set 1n the d1y11 or lax Pl)' r re vo lls •nd public aourneas toward oHld •ldom So ~ h> not a Ole~UJne d1~ICnt'd for lht m, O((t-nng udvace. Information, anc;1d(' chauer ·and the llke" A 111Jrk. prorei. 1onal, multi hued Journal jnsteod or those drab, stallstics·laden new~lt>lttiN EPOs have 11ubslsled on? Enter E. P 0 , a new ma1aalne that does alt those things and even suggests "Altemal.Jves to Rubber Chicken" for the dubious chers on the political ban- quet circuit. E . po. 's founding ra ther IS J im Martay, a magazine professional who has worked »l Psychology Today and wllh a s pecialized magulne ror teachers. Himself the son of an EPO - his father was a state legislator an 11· linois and is now a Judge he was, he says, surprised to learn there was no magazine aimed specifically al public officaals ,.,. ...... SO MAJlTA Y FOUND some mvestors -young Chicago-area professionals un- connected with politics -and an editor, Ira Molhner, formerly or Look Magazine and a s peech writer for former Mayor John V. Lindsay of New Y&rk. EDITOR IRA MOTHNER HOLDS NEMESIS OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS Then they put together a list. They figure there are 522,000 EPOs across Ame rica and claim lo have the names and addresses of most In their rue, along with thousands or names of people on the periphery of politics -reporters , editors, consultants. lobbyists, govern- ment contractors and, or course, aspir- ing EPOs. More than 600,000 got a prospectus for a slick journal on good paper that looked like New York or New West or Esquire. It promised six issues a year. M artay, a nominal Republican and Mothner, a nominal Democrat, say they will take no partisan positions or grind any axes. THE FIRST ISSUE bas stories by name writers -labor writer A.H. Ras kin on bargaining with public employees. It has an article on how to reduce local taxes and another on how Fairfield, Calif., Is coping with Proposi- tion 13. It has a question and answer in· tervlew with master political consull!lnt David Garth, a picture layout on how 12 midwestern candidates ran their cam- paigns. a piece on New Mexico's swing lo the right and a number of how·to realures: how to attract media COV· erage, how to choose a pollster, etc. "The bow-to articles a re to us what sex is to Cosmopolitan ... Mot.hoar says. BoomOver Miami Latin Americans Go Lavish MlAMl <AP) The maid was new. and panicked when she saw the slacks of cash $25,000 in all - . stored neaUy on the s helves of the small refrigerator in the hotel room. ''She was hysterical," the hotel's manager said. The maid thought she had stumbled onto the hidden cache of an international thler. visitor spends $1,000 during h1s Miami visit, compared wilh $408 for U.S. and Canadian visitors . The ramifications ror Miami are enormous: -Nearly $5 billion worth of coods passed through a r ea ports and airports on the way to Latin Amerlu 9111..__ in 1978. The area ls one of tbe few in And politicians and non-politicians alike might appredate an attack on the standard outrage that passes for a meal in political banquets. "Alternatives to Rubber Chicken.'' Is illustrated bv a hideous, brown rubber fowl. "OFl'EN," IT BEGINS, "the main dish is corrugated roast beer or laminated steak. Once in a while, It is something delicious. But whatever the menu, 'rubber chicken' has become the catctjword for generally tasteless and high-pnced political banquet fare. And what a re the alternatives? From a Washington banquet manager comes a suggestion for beef bourguingnon or veal marengo or perhaps a little seafood Creole with shrimp and crab meat and paupiette de sole Veronique. In other words, filet of sole. "BUT WE CALMED her down. I mean. it was a relatively small amount or money." the United Stales with a positive ,._ .... _ .. balance of trade. Frank Thorn, who has run the Om· ni I nlemaUonal Hotel since it opened in June 1977, had seen it all before: just another well-heeled Latln- Ame rican in Miami for a shopping spre e. "We made s ure the door was double·locked and we advised the cuest to put the cash into our safe- d e po s lt b o x H e wa s very cooperative." THE LATIN American with the cool cash was one of an ever- increasing horde of visitors from the south -who are s upplanting northern tourists as the mainslly or the local economy. "El Gran Miami." they call it and for good reason. More than 5 mllllon Latin Americans visit Miami each year, accounting for more than half the tourist population. "Latins lend to think of Miami when they think or the U .s .. and this is stop No. 1," says Lewis Nixon, a trade expert in the U.S. Department of Commerce. And they like to shop, party and spend money here. The average LaUn -MORE THAN 110,000 local resl· dents. one-flftb of the work force, are employed in various Lalin American- related enterprises. 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By JORN SEVAN() Of tM o.lty Pl194 $ttH Not mut'h has come easy for _tb Qrange Coast baske tball team Uu1 'lseu on. so wl\y 1nould wlnnlna the south Ooaat Con· (erence chaamplonshlp be any different• St ruulJn& from the opening tlpol! to the Canal buuer, the Pirat.tlt needed two clutch free throw1 by Ray Orgill with one second remaining lo defeat the pesky and tenacious Santa Ana Dons, 80-78, Saturday ~t Orange Coast's Peterson gymnasium THE VICTORY g ave the Pirates 00· l confere nce, 23·4 overall) their first sec cham pionshlp In its 10 year s of com· petition and their fifth overall in the school's 3t·yea r history. The Hean-breaker win was also their 13th.without a defeat at home a nd snapped a Keven game losing streak to the Dons. 'The DOns (S·S, Js.m. tne only te am to beat Orange Coast this season in conference, made Ute miserable for the Pirates for 39. 59 oflhegamc Thoroughly commanding the boards C42·28 ), the Dons led by as many aaCiYe PQint.s.aha.11dozen limes In the second hal( before Coast started lo whittle away al the lead. With the Dons lead ing 70-65 with 7:34 remaimng, Orange Coas t reeled off sax straight points to regain the advantage. 71·70. THE TWO TEAMS then ex· c ha nged the lead until Pe lc 49ers Escape In 64-63 Win _By_BO.WARD. L"'jiANDY Of IM O.lly 1'0~ Statt Whe n the Pac ific Coas t Athletic Conference basketball tournament is s tage d this weekend at Anaheim Convention Center. Coach Tim Tart's UC Irvine Anteaters could be a de· finite factor in the final out. come. The Anteaters are one or the most improved teams in the PCAA and proved it again at home Saturday night in a heart· breaking loss to the Long Beach Stale 49ers , 64 ·63 , before a capacity crowd of 1,525. I ~--~~-.. ~· .. -• STEVE McGUIRE DRIVES THE LANE TO SCORE FOR UCI. IT WAS A GAME that was close all the way with plenty of moments for both sides to cheer. It was also a game that was poorly officiated in many in· stances and a free throw that 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I t Bruins, Trojans Colleet I s •• rr.~1~~d~~~~~~~~i~~;~~~~~~;~: r:1~:!~~·.~:: and Kiki Vandeweghe hit on 10 margin,early in the second half, bounded orr the hands of Miller straight free throws in the last but Holland and Vandeweghe hit and the Huskies' Petur Gud· three minutes Saturday to boost long jumpers lo put the Bruins mundsson and off the rim at the top-ranked UCLA lo a 110..102 back in the contest. Greenwood buzzer. triple-0vertime victory over the missed a 16·foot jumper over Gudmundsson topped a ll Washington State Cougars Donaldson with four seconds left scorers with 27 points. while the before 11,754 frenzied fans. and time ran out with the score Trojans' Doug Widlfeldt had 16 The victory enabled the 82·82 at the end of regulation points and Miller added 13. ... was disallowed ·by UCI 's Steve Rodgers mad way through the second half. was the point that e ventually won it for the 49ers Tift seldom criticizes officials But h e wa s o n hi s f eet throughout the game question· ing calls and said after the gam e· "r.fr. <Dick ) Aker s is the second best offi cial in the PCAA. The other 87 are tied for first.'' HE DIDN'T ELABORATE on his feelings about Akers or hts whistle-blowing partner~ Gene Knott. "There were a lot of calls both ways but I don't think they favored Long Beach. And they surely didn't ravor us." The biggest lead of the game was at the outset when UC I scored the first six points. The Anteaters also held a four·point bulge in the second half while Long Beach was never in front by more than three. THE 4tERS APPEARED to be moving a way when they came from behind a 59.55 deficit to move in front, 62-59 with 3:09 r e maining. Phil Bolde n hit a 10-foot jumper al 2·02, then the Anteaters for ced a bad pass turnover.at 1:22, worked the clock down and Bolden scored from under the basket with 37 seconds left to put UCI in front, 63-62. Reserve Phil 'Gray. then drove under for a Long Beach basket with 20 seconds left lo put the Bruins to maintain their one· play. game lead in the Pacific·lO Con· · ference with two games lo go. • The Bruins are now 13·3 in the league and 21·4 ove rall, and ' have not lost to WSU since 1966. DONALDSON SCORED eight points in the first overtime to keep the Cougars in the game, and the first extra frame ended 92·92 as Holland missed a 23-foot jumper with one second left on the clock. THE VICTORY LEAVES the 49ers on top, 64·63, and the An- Trojans in second place with a teaters took a timeout with 12 12-4 conference record. Southern seconds lo play A set pl_ay to get Cal is 17-8 overall: Th~ H~kies .. tb.e balJ tp SQlden f<ul~d.. and The Cougars are 9·7 in the con· • ference, 17-8 overall. dropped to 6· 10 in conferenece play and 11-14 for the season . With only two games remain· ing, Washington is assured of its firs t losing season since 1967·68, although the Huskies defeated <See 49ERS, Page 8 2 > Neumann's basket and subse· quent free throw o(f a Steve Tim- mons pass gave the Pirates a 78·76 marsin_with2:351eft. - Santa Ana's Edgar Wicklltre lied fbe score 31 seconds later on a 15~foot jumper. The two teams f o llowed by e xchanging turnovers and after Paul Akin took a charge from Santa Ana 's Norman Adams, Orange Coast regai-ne-d possession with 34 seconds to go. The Pirates ran down the clock and then called Ume wtth 11 s~conds. The Pirates set up the play for one or their two gua rds and Akin got the in- bounds pass, drove the lane and put up the shot only to have it re- Jected by Adams. The bustling Orgill retrieved the ball, though, and put up a shot of bis own. He missed it but waa fouled on t~ play. setting the stage for tlHf dramatic ending. ._.TH~HOLE -THING 1elt good," said an elated Orgui. who also added five assists to hii game·higb 20 points. "I've in that type of situation before and always missed. -pu this one in a positive ftht." "It_j~t feels grea=~--J NeumaM, who also • M 1 along with adding five ds.t' "l knew he'd (Orgill) ~· one . of the two. Really. •ba4 we've ( done hasn't hit me y«. •• "It's a good feeling," added • the other half or ..... clrnamic duo, Akin. who scored :U.1 and 1 had five assists. "'( Jove ._ win and it's nice winning the ~e. <See occ, Pastt Bl> , UCl'S LESTER JONES SCORES ON A JUMP SHOT. Heavy-hearted PURVIS MILLER'S rebound basket with two seconds to play Saturday night lifted Southern California past Was hington 61·59. At Pullman, the final score was the largest margin for either team in the UCLA victory. The teams traded buckets when the Cougars decided to run down the clock and go for the last shot. WSU Coach George Raveling called a timeout with 10 seconds left and Bryan Rison took the inbound pass and drove the lane. But his shot rolled off and Vandeweghe rebounded as the clock ran out with the score 96·96. top.ranked UCLA 69·68 Thurs · day night. The Trojans, who trailed 40·36 at the half, grabbed a 49·48 lead on Widtfeldt's tip·in with 10:56 to play. They continued to lead un- til Gudmul\dsson's layin gave the Huskies a 59·57 advantage with 4 :56 to go. Death Motivates Zarley , Led by jumor forward Don • Collins, who scored a game and career high of 36 points, the Cougars scrapped all the way with the favored Bruins. But on· } • ly two of Collins' points, bo~ free throws, came in the over· lime periods. ~ Holland paced the Bruins with 28 points, most of them from long range. Vandeweghe added l 20 and f orward David Greenwood bad 22. I THE OTHER BRUINS in dou· ble figures were Hamilton with t 20 and James Wilkes off the c bench with 12. • 1 Playing in his final home l game, 7·foot-2 Cougar center Jam es Donaldson scored 19 points while Junior forward Stuart House added 17 . The score was knotted at 42 at ~ r UCLA Stops Anteaters LOS ANGELES (AP l -j UCLA captured all but four r events Saturday as the Bruins • rolled to a 94·51 victory over UC f Irvine in the track and field dual opener for botlrteams at Drake Stadium. Greg Foster was a double- winoer for the Bruins, capturing ' the 110-meter hurdles in 13.84 seconds and the 200·meter dash in a hand·Umed 20.5 seconds. Foster was the m eet's only double winner. He also ran a leg on UCLA's winning 400-meter relay team. Tbe UCLA women's team also made a successful debut, down· U., calllom1a 86-40. Holland put the Bruins on top for good with 2:42 left in the third overtime, hitting a pair of free throws. The Cougars then missed and the Bruins rebounded with Jess than two minutes to go. UCLA began play ing possession basketball, forcing the Cougars to foul. THE TROJANS. working for the last shot after Washington's Andra Griffin turned the ball over with 2:25 remaining, got the ball lo Dean J ones who put up a 12·foot jumper ftom the . right side. The ball came off to Milfer, wbo had poslUon for the rebound and the two points. Washington called lime out * * * UCLA 111tl .. ft .. Sim• 1 CM1 1 V9ftdewetJN t ._. 70 Gl'ffn-1 Mn Hamiltan • •n 70 Hollellel ti M 21 Wiikes • 0-t 12 AlhHns 2 N • Totets •1 7t-» 110 WetM ...... StN(IOll Oofl•l-House Colll"S RISOI\ Kally Preston Tolels .. ft ·~ ' 11 ,, 7 3-4 ,, 17 ,., >I> 310-14 16 5 0-0 to 1 ,., • 42 ,.,. 102 Hellllme: 42 .. 11 ; R99Ul•llon: 11 .. 11; Finl O\tet11tne: 97-ell; Second Over'111M: ..._II Total touls· UCLA 71, Weslllnqton Statt 2J, Fo..led out Wllllet IUCLAI; Tt<Mlca l$. Cotc:ll R•,..11"111 CWft111119t011 SI.eta I "~-lt,7Sol.. ....... c:.tltll Mllt.r Wllllems Wlelttelell JoMs Cerflno Sfftllfl . .._, 0 . Sf'l\1111 Me-'11 Totals .. ft • • M 11 , ,.. 7 7 M" 0 CMI 0 ' ).} 7 t CMI • I CMI 2 S CMI IO 1 H 2 '7 M t" ............ ,,. . Wt I-er Wood$ Guel· mvnc11son Metso,, Ve119llft Gr iffin ROft\ar Lyles lurh T0181J .. " l1t • , .. 10 t H t 10 Ml 11 0 ,,, , 4 CMI I 0 M 0 t CMI • t Mt 0 00 0 ts 1i.tt " Hemlfnt• Watlllfttton ••• Total !wit· Soutllefll Oii ft, WHlll"910f1 U ~oui.ct0\11: WIMIMlll ISCI. Alltnctaft(.t: •,tt7. WIDTFELDT'S 16·FOOT jumper with 4: 17 left tied the game. The Trojans had another chance to go ahead but missed a layin as they went to a delay -game. Southern Cal grabbed an early 19·16 lead, but Washington out· scored the Trojans with eight straight points and led the rest of the first half. The Trojans committed only six turnovers, compared with Washington's 15. The Huskies took only 18 shots in the second half. McEwen Hot Before I 0,346 Fountai n Valle y 's Tom McEwen set low elapsed time in funny car competition to lead the West to a 15·6 team victory over the East In the annual drag racing feature at Orange County International Raceway Saturda)> night before 10.346 rans. McEwen had a 6.13 elapsed time al 233 miles per hour with Ron Colson fastest for the East al 6.35 and 225 mph. In jet cars, Doug Rose or the West was the winner with a 5.99 e .t. and 267 mph compared to the East's Roger Gustin al 6.50 and 254 mph. In Rocket cars, Brad Proftltt or the West bad a 4.80 e .t. and 306 mph with Fred Goeske lead· log the East at 4.82 e .t. and 237 mph. '. By HOWARD L. HANDY Of, ... Da lly Prlel Stall PACIFIC P ALISADES Kermit Zarley, pl aying with a hea vy heart, moved into a three· way lie for the lead with firs t and second round leaders Lanny Wadkins and Lon Hinkle in th~ Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open golf tournament at Riviera Country Club Saturday after three rounds of play. Zarley fired a 68 on the exact· ing Ri vier a cou rse. then re- vealed after his round that he had a special interest in winning this tournament. "A very good friend or mine who loved the game of golf talked me Into playing here," Zarley revealed. "l wasn·~gomg lo play the Los Angeles Open this year but this friend had a heart attack and a s troke last year and he asked me lo come and play. "HIS HOME IS ABOUT two miles from here and I have stayed with barn the last three years . Thursd ay he wa nted lo come out and sit by a green and watch. Instead. he walked around and appa rently got excll· ed watching me play. "Anyway, he went home and I came in about an hour later. At 6:30 that night he died of a heart attack. His name is Stan An· dersen and he was 61 years old. I would Uke to win ror him." The three leaders are five strokes under par at 207 entering today's final round. Wadkins fired a 69 Saturday to gel back into a share or the lead and Hinkle had an even·par round of 71. BtJT ALL THREE would hawe been trailing FUzzy Zoeller ex· . . -- KERMIT ZARLEY cept for a nightmarish 11\h green where he four·pulled from five to si1 feet. Zoeller, a gallery favor ite in the mold of Lee Tre vino as he talks and ktds with the crowd, apparently became upset while waiting to pull. Playing partner Jim Colbert seemed lo take forever to line up his putt prior to Zoe-lier's turn. Then he stepped a way after being set to putt. Whatever the reason, ZoellCJ' had a disastrous putting ex· perience on the hole. His first putt went 2\i!l feet beyond the rup. Then his return went two feet to lb~ other side. His next putt rimrded the cup and feU a foot away giving him a double bogey on the par.five hole ln· stead of a possible birdie and saving three strikes, enough to have put him In the lead alone. .. Instead, he trails by two with Andy Bean in fourth place at 208 · and ZoeUer alone al 209. Zarley finished with two out· • standing chip shots for birds at , the rinaJ two holes. His chip on ! 17 stopped a fool from the cup and on 18, it was two feet. He ? made both for birds. "I HAD TO CUT a three iron from behind some trees on the 18tb bole." he said. "But this course can eat you up if you get in the wrong spots ." ~ Wadkins, the first·day leader, had 13 straight pars and said his pulling stroke was off. "I putted so bad on the first 13 boles it was unreal, then I changed my grip ~ on the 14th bole and it. seemed to help," be said. ''1'11 try anything to get the ball in the hole, even , stand on my head if it would i help." I He bad birdies on 14, 15 and 17, then missed a chance to hold the lead alone with a bogey on the 18th, his only one or the day. ••1 CAN'T BE TOO dissabsfied being tied for the lead but I have a feeling I could have done much better," Hinkle said . "I had a couple or distractions out there that didn't help. On the 15th, l was about to hit a three·foot putt when I heard a camera cUck and on the next bole, som e people m ade some noise on a cart path when I was about to pull, l missed them both. "But I have a much better at· tilude going lnto the final round than I would have had last year and that lbould htlp. •' "The golf course played fairly hard today,'' Bean said. "We (8ee BEA VY, P11e BZ> .. u • 1 Ill OAILVPILOT Sunday. Februety H . \IN A Cao1ut• R•port From the WOfld of S.,or11 All'WI ........ 808 ARUM REACTS TO BOXING WALKOUT. Galindez Walks Away From Championship Bout From AP Dispatches LAS VEGAS Saturday's scheduled World ml Boxing As11n light heavywelghl 'itle bout between Mak e Rossman and Victor GaUndez was canceled shortly before right time because of a dispute over the judges. The bout had been scheduled to be nationally televised by ABC. Bob Arum, head of Top Rank, Inc .• which promoted the right at Caesars Palace, said the fight was canceled because or the Ne vada Athletic Commission's In· sistence that local officials be used. Galindez, an Argentinian who lost the title to Rossman last Sept. 15 in New Orleans. had asked that the WBA ap- point two judges and one local judge, who under Nevada rules, would score the fight. But the Nevada commission. maintaining it had the right to name all three judges. appointed officials from ROSSMAN Nevada. Rossman was visibly--angry about the cancellation, s aying. "It's gotten to where boxing is up to the guys who s it behind big desks, smoke cigars and drink whiskey all night. "Nobody cares about the athletes." Rossman said he dido 't realize the fight was going to be canceled until he stood in the ring waiting for Galindez. ··1 thought he was just making me wait 15 minutes like some fighters do," commented Rossman. "If he didn't want to fight today, then I don't know when I want to fight him." Galindez. who sat in his hotel room looking wistfully al the pavilion where the bout was to be held, said, "I thought I came here to fight fo r the World Boxing Assn. cham· pionship. We were deceived. .. All r want to do now is go home." Rossman said he would have fought even if the WBA had its way and appointed foreign orritials, but he added, "I think Galindez has had a lot or close decisions which be won and it didn't happen with neutral officials. "I don't think foreign fighters should be able to dictate to Americans which offi ciaJs they use. American fighters have to go overseas and fi ght before foreign jud2es au the time." ... .------quote of the Da11----- Angets' first baseman Rod Carew, asked lo com- pare himself lo Ty Cobb, who collected 4 191 career hits '"Maybe 1f 1 had played in Cobb's day'. or he had played an mane, I might have outhit birb. Conditions are different ·· Bo••t1 Ties NB~ Re~ord Registering two goals an the opening period, ~ Mike Bouy tied a National Hockey League re- <'Ord for consecutive ~oat -scoring games at 10 as ' the New York Islanders dealt Detroit a 3·1 de- feat ... Rene Robert led BurraJo out of a four.game losing streak Wlth two goals and two assists as Washington fell. 6·4 ... A first period score by CoUn Campbell proved to the the wanner as lbc Pittsburgh Penguins defeated Chicago 5-l ... Phll Esposito set up Don Murdoch's second goal of the game. then scored his 32nd or the season to give the New York Rangers a 4·2 win over Toronto ... Two goals apiece by Y.von Lambert and Larry Robinson led Montreal to a 6-4 victory over St. Louis ... Rick Mid· dleton scored twice in a four.goal period that powered the Boston Bruins past Vancouver, 4·3 ... Ken Houtoa's dis- puted goal broke a 3-3 tie and WUU PleU and Bob Mu· Miiian scored third-period goals as Atlanta dumped Min- nesota, 6-3. Mottroe Ret11,.... to Paee Krtlelu Starting his first game in a month, Earl m Momroe tallied 28 points to provide the New York Knicks with an llH07 NaUonal Basketball Assn. victory over the New Jersey Nets Satur· • day night ... Jobn Drew's Z7 points combined with a second·haH scoring swoon by Phoenix to give the AUanta Hawks a 115-85 win ... GaU Goodrtcla's basket with 8:28 left brotte an 83-83 tie and the New Orleans Jazz went on lo a 105-96 triumph over the Cleveland Cavalien ... David Tltompsoa a nd George McGlneis each scored 29 points as the Denver Nuggets raced past Milwaukee 132-117. llortllew Sign• lt'lt• Gfaat• Former USC pitching star Bill Bordley, who • rerused to play for the Cincinnati Reds although he was the team 's No. 1 dratt. choice, signed a one-year contract with the San Francisco Giants Saturday . . . Andy Meuersrnl&b, who signed a two-year contract with the Dodgers last month was im· pressive during his 10·minutes or batting practice as the NaUooaJ League champions opened their spring lraininl camp ... Al Rosen, president of the New York Yankees Responding to contract queries made Thursday by Billy Manin, reaffirmed that owner Georce S&elnbreuer in· tends to allow Martin to mana1e the club in 1980 .•. The New York Mets won their second arbitration case when arbitrator QUan Milla ruled against uWity player .Jeel Yoeapaood and in favor of the club . . . Pitcher BUI Trann spent the day on the eolf course Saturday, vowina not to join the Mllwau.kee Brewers' trainina camp as scheduled Monday unless he bas reached a coatract aeree- meat with the American League baseball club. - SoCal IA>ses Out For Title SAN 0 1 EOO The SoCul Colleae basketball t._,am , 1ftcr lylna o r ludtl'IU the NAIA 's Southern Division Otttr1ct 3 0o{I· t rence for moet of tbe season. rtllnqUllh~ LIM! top spot and the t'rown to Point Loma here Satur- day, 117 82. T he V1n1uard s wMe vie· llmlzed by some torrid Point Loma aboodn& from the Ooor as It tonnected on 53 of 81 shots for 1rn incredibie 65 5 percent from the field. SO("aJ Coll e. wh.icb won the hrit meeting betwoen the first two, stayed close with Point Lomu matchmg the team point for point unlit late in the first hulf IT WAS HE R E that Point Loma spurted to take a 49·41 lead at the intermission. SoCal came back to cut the de· fic1t to three in the second half, but a 12·0 run by Point Loma mid way through the period gave the club an insurmountable 13 point cushion. SoCaJ was hampered in its ef. forts by the foul trouble incurred by 6· 11 cente r Randy Adams. who fouled out with eight minutes remaining in the game. SoCal's Stan Jones and Mike Neiswender led all scorers in the game w;th 23 and 21 points, respectively. - SoCal is now 18-10 for the season with Point Loma at 22·8. Both teams advance to the re- gional playoffs. S.C.tl Ol4 .... ft1 I ....... L.omll "111 N IU\Wtndilr J-• Adams Ct8yton """"''°" Doody Alf'wl"" From"' Jen up Riley Tote ls •• tt '" ' l" 10 3 23 I 4 • 1 0 4 . . " I 0 7 I 0 1 0 7 0 7 1 0 7 :JJ 16 82 Hectm•n SoutnwOf'ttl Pl.ti! F'"men lull., Smith Cempbell Job C"1trry ElllOI Ty<on Tott!\ H~lfll""' Point Loma.' •9-41 '• .. "" 4 0 8 ' 0 18 I 0 1 4 0 8 6 J IS 7 7 6 7 0 • 1 7 16 • 1 18 7 1 s • I ,, S3 " 111 Total touts So<:.tt ~·~ 1e. Potnt Lom.t 13 FOUi.ci OUI Job tPo•nl lorn.ti. Adam~ (Soc.ti Coli~Q~ 1. let,..,ocal•-Jones, Adams tSoCdt Coll@991 Fro.Page BJ occ ... although we haven 't won the cha mpionship (state ) yet." "THERE'S NO WAY at the start or the year I l hought we'd be here today." said Timmons. who scored nine in the balanced attack. "I think the last time I won anything was back in 1904," he s aid facetiously. ·'The pressure is off us for at least a game now," said a re- lieved Coach Tandy Gillis. "I think it's super we won because people said we couldn't win with local guys, that you 'd have to go out or the state to do it. "What we've accomplished is just a great reeling ... hftt•AIWlt711 Or•-c.Ht (IOI WIOll!te Muem ACl.I"'' Elll\ H IO \ Rl<Mrd'IOl'I 0.tkl~ Tlnqey ..... 1 I 1S • 0 • a o 10 1 J II J 0 • • 1 10 0 7 0 • TlmmoftS Mc Corm Kit Ne-um•nn 0"9111 A llll'\ W iii\ Bell v ... Hom Gar roly P<IC~ Tol•I• l6 6 ,. Tot••• Helflll'M s.tnlll """Jt.a .. 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AFTER A REBOUND-Long Beach State's Phil Gray (34 > battles with UCI's Phil Bolden for a rebound as Steve Rodgers C32 > and Steve McGuir e screen out other 49er players. QF Finals Curry Picks Up Wrestling Title By LEE MILLER OI t ... Dell'r ll'llet Slaff Frank Curry of Edison High saw four years or hard work and a lot or sweat pay off as he cap- tured the 130-pound Cl F wrestl- ing c ha mpio ns hip Saturday night at Westmmster High. The senior raised his season record to 36·2 with four wins in the tournament. Curry fought off tough Ernie Garcia of La Quinta in the final match. 7-0. to stake his claim to the title . OTHER ORA NGE COAST area wrestlers couldn 'l quite m ake it to the top, showing well but not getting that elusive f irs t place m e dal. Several placed in the top rive. though, and qualified for the state cham- pionships in San J ose. Huntington Be ach's Mike Prove nzano improved hi s seasonal mark to 33·1 as he placed second in the 106-pound class. Adam Elias or Corona del Mar battled his way to the second spot in the 148-pound division. IN THE lN·POUND class Dan Cle arwater or Ocean Vi ew worked his way to the final round where he was edged by Hueoeme's Larry Hamilton, 4·0. Soph o more Victor Ariza s h owed Fountain Valley followers that he will be a tough man to beat next year , coming in sixth place al 130-pounds for the Barons. Edison's Harry Clark settled for a sixth place finish in the 194-pound division. Curry eased into the fina ls with 20-1. 5·4 and 11-4 wans CHAM,.IOMSMlll',,NALS 'II Tenv tLoeulOK RomerolS.l\t•Fel111 106 Ctll"•.., IR..,._.I dK Pronl\l.., CHunl lft!on8•Klll1·3 llS M KIStl~ !Nol,. O•mel dK G<ll ..... l~o U • .tkt-IS-1 11J L Kl\lkf IHOtrt Demel Of< M--. IS.n S..•rdlftlll 1-7 1)0 Curry tEdl!Oftldec C..trcoe IL•o..lrot•l1.0 1:i. 5.tven tAlll&mb<el o.c M•l• 10.-t ISllM\1' UI Oelono IKMfWdV I ~ Mllltr (Ar11>YOI .. , 141"-B,_, IWll'IOftl dK Ell.ts 1e:11r-defM.trl S-3 before racing Garcia. Both are e xtremely talented wrestlers and spent the match trying lo avoid costly mistakes. "HE'S TOUGH," said Curry or his opponent. "'( was going at him hard. I didn't want to let him hit me with any of has moves." It was a long, hard road to the title for Curry and according to Edison Coach Terry Lorentzen, his s tar put in many extra hours in his pursuit or perfection. "He deserves it. A kid can make himself as good as he wants to be and Frank has put In a lot of work. Anything he gets , he's earned." said Lorentzen. ·'When I was a freshman I w as bad," said the Edison grap- pler , with emphasis on the bad. ·•But I worked out every Mon- day and Wednesday nights with Coach Frank Horpel and I wrestled in a ll the rreesl yle tournaments in the summer." It is obvious that all the work has finally paid orr. FRANK CURRY I',.... Page BJ 49ERS ••• with three seconds remairung, UCI lost control and the ball game wilhout a shot being fired. "I THINK IT was a great game between two outstanding bas ketball teams and in an en-, varonment Cbat was healthy." Tlrt added. "But two things were wrong," he added in r eference to the officials. ··w e controlled the game and I thought our players did a good Job. We s witched our offense often because they ue a _good enough team that when t.bey get used to one, they can stop you." Cong Beach Coach Tex Winter was happy to win. "I knew it wa s going to be a tough game." Winter said. "The st yle of basketbaU they are play- ing right now will be tough on anybody." GUARD LESTER JONES caused the 49ers as much trou· ble as anyone on the UCI squad, dribbUng in the lane and scoring on a short jumper or passing off to a teammate. He hat 19 for the night and Phil Bolden had 22 to lead the team in scoring. UCI played a deliberate game, causing the Long Beach band and student cheering section to chant , "Boring, boring" on several ()('(.'aslons But they had little taml' to continue the chant an the rapidly paced game for any length o( time. UCI hit 62 8 percent of its shots from the floor to 52 percent for the 49ers. l .... BffdlS4m lMI ft ft IP Wion S 76 11 w...... 3 0-1 " Tv• 00..00 HOOOM I .).l II Wllllaml & .... •~ Ha•r o 0..0 0 Wllllt 0 0..0 0 8ra1ll 0 0..0 0 O•rv S ).l 1J UC lrvllle KJI MCC,.,tre "'"""~'\ B04d<lft 8>"tmond Jonf'\ Conyers .. " tp 30..0 6 30..0" • •. , n • 0..0 8 8 J.• 19 10..0 7 roum i. n .11 ._. To1•1\ 719.11 63 Hairu-uc lrvlll<'. 33 :11. Tou11 touts· l-8"11C~ u UC ,,,,,,.. IS; Foul.ct Olll NON>, lo<llnl<•I 1011t · RO<k1e~ tUC ""',..'· Auendenc• 1.s1s * * * ll'AC.,IC COAST ATHt-ETIC ASSN Pe<lll( Ulall Sloti• f',.sftll Sl•t- C.I Sl•!tt Fullerton LOno 8-11 SI••~ uc sa .. 111 8¥118• • S.n Jo-.. 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That is one of the strong points of my game.•· Tlolrd•rourld ~ lft Ille ~ ~I LO\ An<)ei.t Open ooll !Ounl......,. _, IM '•°"" Ylll'll. pM•71 RIVlffe Country CIUll C-W LOft Hlnkle 11*11-101 lellll"f WedlllM ... ,, ... _* Kermit l.ttieT ... ,.._ "1 Atwly 8ffn 11...... ,. "'"I) zottrer ,..1.n 10t ~ s-d ... ,,,.. ttO Temm, AM9I P>1'Mlt tll J Im CDti.rt 1>61·11· tll He .. trwtn ... 1).1'f-tll ~ .. , Olody .... "... ll 0..,.. E~ 11·7Ml-,lt Al 0el""9fr 7H 1.ff-2U Artie ¥cHkl!le 11 .... n -111 Tom Pu"-7Mf-1' 212 Oet• Oouolats ,, )1~ 713 Jot HeQ9f ,._,,.,I .11J ~ M(Qrf 1'·11~-212 Miit~ MCCullouqh Ml~t R•ld Iha C.lct-tt ROCI Curl O.tvld Edw•teb AOll 011- Plllf H•nc:od1 Anlolllo Crede Keith "••vus Ill-M•IMflllll• Alltfl Mllktr lotlly W edl<IN 8111C•llM 8t"C,.nww Mtt• L ye Don J•nuerv s ..... Mfinyll C:...r~"'* J c Sftffcl TemW11tJ011 Tom W.f\lrGlll ci..,._ ftr-eftllC- Mert'r , •• !NII • Jo H-o.ft Hlllldor1M GrlffJ- Me\HN~ettl °'911,,_...• .H<llR-o. ... 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A.-cen: u navallablt>, W t Coe t fan w lll have an OPC>Ortunlty to compar1t thtt Indiana State Svcamort\ with thf' VCLA Bruin\ lndlana State Pl•Y host to Wichita Stat 1n • Ml">~rl Vall•V Con I renct outlnq today Ind ana Statf' '" undeft>ated thi"> season and feature"> Ont' Of the na tion'\ top.r•t~ prosJ)Kts, Larrv Bird S 1 p.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ I GOt.F: Los An~les Open ' AmllOUIK_..~ Vin Scullv, Pat Summerall, Jack Whitaker. Ben Wright, Frank Glleber and Ken Venturi.· K~lt Zarley, Tom Wadkins and Lon Hinkle share the tHd gohlp Into today''> final. rOYnd of the Glen Campbell·Los Anoetet Open golf tournament at Riviera Countrv Club. The tOt1rnament closes out the western portion of the PGA men's tour today (I) 3:45 p.m., Chennel 2 ./ .f · NBA BASKETBALL: Seattle at Kansas City. •nnouncers: Gary Bender and Steve Jones. The Seattle Super-Sonics lead the Pacific Division of tne National Basketball Assn. with Los Angeles and Phoenix bat· tllng for second place. Kansas City lea ... s the Midwest Division and has a bit of breathing room in front of the Denver Nuggets. (s2 ) 5 p.m., Channel 52 ./ ./ COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Pacific at San Jose State Announcers: Eddie Alexander. University of Pacific's· Tigers lead the PCAA standings while San Jose State Is at the bottom of the heap. Positi oning In the annual tournament at Anaheim Convention Center next weekend could be the only incentive for the Spartans. OTHER TV 1 p.m. m -WOMEN SUPERSTARS -A field of 14 takes part In the Women Superstars. taped at FreePort, the Bahamas. Don Drysdale, Andrea Kirby and Ca thy Rigby Mason report. 2 p.m. C4) -SPORTSWORLD -The Roma-nian nationa l gymnastics c hampionships, ta pe d at Bucharest. Also, the San Jose Flats Motorcycle race, taped at the Santa Cla ra Fairgrounds. Commentators include Char lle Jones, Nancy Thies a nd Paul Page. 2:30 p.m. CJ) -BOXING Amateurs from Poland and the U.S. square off in a series ot bouts taped at Lafayette, La . Keith Jac kson Is at ringside. (S2) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -Long Beach State at UC lrvlne, taped Saturday. 3 p.m. C2> -CHALLENGE OF THE SEX ES -Nancy Lopez vs. Bill Rogers (golf); Patty Costello vs. Carmen Salvino CbowllngT; Svlvia Burka vs. Gaetan Boucher (speed skating L Vin Scully and Cathy Lee Crosby report. 3:30 p.m 17> -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -From Cincinnati: Charles Tickner and Linda Fratlanne participa te in an exhibition by the winners of the recent U.S. nationa l figure skating championships. Pairs champions Tai Babilonia and Randy Gardner also take part. J im McKay and Dick Button report. From St. Morftz, Switzerland: the international Cresta Toboggan championships. Al Michaels and Jackie Stewart re-port. Also, the Hawaiian masters surfing championships. An-drea Kirby reports. 4:30p.m. (52) -SKllNG -WithTom Malone. 7:30 p.m. 152 ) -HORSE RA CING -Today at Santa Anita. 10 p.m. C1 1 > DODGER SPECIAL -Dodger team cap- tain and Golden Glove second baseman Davey Lopes is the subject of a film profile. RADIO Basketball -Indiana at the Lakers, 6:50 p.m .• KLAC (570 ). (The Dally Pilot is not responsible for late changes.> Turnbull Upset s Na vrat ilova DETROIT <AP > -Fifth- seeded Wendy Turnbull survived a horrible second set Saturday night to upset top.seed and de- fe nding c hampion Martina Navratilova 6·4, 1-6, 6-4 and move itlt.o today's finals of the women's professional tennis tournament al Cobo Arena. The 26-year-old Australian wiJJ meet Romanian Virginia Ruzici in the tiUe m atch. Win or l ose today , it's Turnbull's best showing on the women's tour this year. A month ago, she reached the semifinals of the tournament's Houston event. Rurici upended Rosie Casals 6·4, 4-6, 6-3 in Saturday's other semifinal. T urnbull controlled her line shots well in the first set, then se emed to fall apart in the s econd when the powerful Navratilova overwhelmed her. Hon o rs t o Van H o rn Estancia High's Steve Van All-SH View Leff .. Hom, a 6-t junior with a 21.S FlnlTt.m ~•Yff, Sdllel Ht. ct ...... scoring average who sparked Steve v .. Hom, Eslen<I• .. ~ Jr. n s the Eagles to the Sea View Cllr Is 8e.MleY. Costa M.sa ., St. 10 0 ROft Holmes. lliH'-f.S Jr ". League basketball c bam-Oeve K oefMe•. (dM 4-0 St u o pion s hip, was named m ost O.n MadCIOck, Estancia M St 14 0 valuable player in the circuit by Se<MldTNm RllH Stolroft. Uftlversl1y .. s St ,. . the l~'s coaches. Tim KrotW'fleldl, Eslen<la S·IO Jr 11 Co of the year honors go to Olrls JGMlton, CdM •l St 10 . Jim Audy, Irvine Ml Jr 1•0 Larry Sunderman. ~11 Somo<on. El T~ •l St " .. DAl.£ BOUCHER King Drop 4-3 Decision To Flyers LOS ANGELES <AP) -Rick MacLeish a nd Tom Gorence struck for goals 36 seconds apart in the second period Saturday night to lead the Philadelphia Flyers to a 4-3 National Hockey League vi c to r y over Los Angeles. Steve Jensen's 17th goal of the season on a power play at 13:51 of the first period gave the Kings a t-0 lead. but Mel Bridgma.n's lO·footer evened the s core with 41 seconds left in the period. MacLeish 's 21st goal of the season on a Philadelphia power pla y snapped the 1-1 tie at 10:24 of the second period. The Flyers made it 3-1 just 36 seconds late r on Gorence 's rebound against Los Angeles goal-keepe r Mario Lessard. After Mike Murphy's llth goal with 2:45 re m a ining in the second period r edu ced the Flyers' lead to 3-2, Rick Leach rifled in a 40·fooler off Lessard's pads wi th seven seconds left in the period to give Philadelphia a two-goal lead The Kings got their final tall y on a power play with 8:43 left in t hf' final penod. Rookie de- fenseman Doug Halward got the goal. his first of the season, on a 45·footer. score tty,..,...,. Pll1la<lelpf"• 1 J 0-' l.O\ An11«I~ 1 1 I -3 F1"1 """'"' I l.O\ Anqele•. Jen'en 17 !Go< ln9, ... lw.i•d l, IJ S1 1. Phll&lfflph•d. (lridqm..,. 16 llCtllYI 11 .. Petwllio-W•lson, Pl\1, 9 01 .,01mqren 1>111. 12 13 S.-<""4 ""'"Od l Pl\11-lpll•a. Ma<UISI! ,, IW1I'°" ........ , 10•74 • Pn11-lpf11a, Go<t•n<• 10 ,,. .... , Br1<19manl. 11 00 5 I.OS Anql'I••· Mu•Pll'I' 11 ,.,•lward, Goron9I 11 IS o Phlledelplll•, l,.•<n 76 (Clar~•I. 19 Sl Pell~lles 6'UM. Piii, 3 7'I APP•. I.A 9 4S T •vlor, I.A. 11 )'I Bridgm•n, Pll1, m1r>0r·m·•1or. 17 St, Hon, LA, game misconduct 11 sq Third P••IOd 1 l.O\ Angtles, Halward 1 IOlonn•, Slmmtr I 11 11 Ptnall!P\ Ounlop, Piii, 6 40, l(elfv. Pill. dO<lblP minor. 10 OJ Slloh on ~I Phltadelph•• •·to·l 2s. Los An~1es .. 1e>-11 '1'I Coatie\ Pllllade1p11•<1. Sl~P"~"'o11 lo• Angelo, lts•a•d A , 13,m Vikings Pace SlDISet Picks Marina High High's Steve P o po v i c h and Randy Heidenreich were named Coach and Player of the Ye ar for Sunset League bas ketball a s chosen by the league's coaches. He idenreich led the Vikings to the league championship with an 11.8 scoring average and Marina pac ked up four all·league selec- tions in aJI. The selections. aside from Heidenr eich: Pla,•r. S<-Tr111111t .. .tHon Marol\41 Jon Sw~'· N~wp0r1 Harbor Aiello TN>m0Son ... un11nglon 0<1<1n 8~11. Edi.on Brla11 Fr~man, N~wPOrt Ha<1lor Se<-THm Oa•ld Tluzl, Marina C11rt Wooten. tlunllngton (net Flt'lds, F01111ta11\ Vall•v ICt•tn 0150\'\, Marina Jim E ldrldge, Hunllr>Qlon "' Cl. A••· •' Sr. 178 6 4 St. 17 B S·11 St 17 I 6S Sr 171 1>·1 Sr. IS I 6~ Sr. IOJ 6·• Sr. IJ 1 •·• Sr. 17.4 bS Sr 71 S·11 Jr 15 4 Girls' Track ~ 9Ncll ... c..u Meu 40 100 -I PTl<t ICM 117 s. 710-1 l(lloourne II.Bl '8 4 HO I A Our..nct ILBI I 00 4; •-1 H•r-rym•n ILBI '719 Miit-i .,.,,,.,man (I.Bl S 3' 0. 2 mllt> I l.OOtl 11.8) II ·$8.0, 110LH-I Kllbollrne 11.81 i. J, ~ rel•y I c ... 1a Mew S• 3, M ii• r.i11y-) l~UN Beacll. ,. •. HJ I P'9iebel•-I ((Ml 4,.e. U -~IWbels-1 IC.Ml IS.I SP I Miiis IC.Ml n.G. Saddleback, Boes Roll; GWC Falls ~ !Jeceiviog s uperb pltchlng trotn Joe Mutt, Dale Boucher and.,, Larry 'Hicks. the Orange Cout College baseball team easlty t wept past West LA Saturday, 4-0 and 6--4, at Orange Coast. In other action, Saddleback scored two l'Wll ln the top ol lbe toth to beat MtraCosta, 4-2. and Colden West fell on bard Umes losing both ends o f a doubleheader at Santa Ana, S.2 and 8-0. The Pirates' Mutt turned in the gem of the day ln a makeup game of an earlier rainout. Dur- ing the seven Inning contest M ult allowed only one single, tha t coming in.t.be fa.rst lnning. In the second game, Boucher also turned in a strong outing, but wa.s victimized by five er- rors behind him and gave way with runners on first and second and one out in the seventh to Hicks. He promptly served up a double play ball and then coast· ed the final two lnnings to secure the victory. T h e P i r a t e s • fr e s h m·e n dominated pitching staff didD't allow an earned run in either game, running their string to 27 innings and lowering their team ERA tol.52. Offensively, the Pirates (6-2 overall > were led by second baseman Tommy Barnett, who went 4-for-4 in the firs t game and added a solo home run in the nightcap ,,ltSTOAMI! Sc-'''""~ Oran~ ~t 100 101 0-.. 10 0 West I.A 000 000 0-0 I 0 Mull .net Em91lnq, 81<Kk and BotowSky w-M11tt l Bl«k SECOND GAME Sc_ .. ,, ... ,..,, West I.A 017 000 1~ ' 1 OrenQI! Coast 010 103 Hhc-610 s Oedmon, H.mar <•l Mid Poftd. Boucllff, Hlc-s c11 •nd Al~r. Emptlnq en w Bove,,.,, 1.-0edmo11. HRs-Oran9e Coest He><ken.,.rrv, B••~lt l'IRSTGAME S<ore tty lnnlnqi Golden -!I 000 700 000 1 • 1 SdnM Anil 710 OSO 00~ e 10 2 H••lh<oc-. Sencll<'t UI, Tryon Ill -Giii, R1cn1e •nel N89fll'IOlll; .,om• ruro• Amelunv. S..ntn """· Me•M IGolci..n WMl l, w-Al<nltL', L HUlnco<' SE COHO OAME S<-llylM lftp Golden Wf'SI 000 000 ~ 6 1 Sdnl• Ana OtS 100 Olx_. 10 0 IC rdwcrv• Furt~k 111 ..,d Giii. Jonnwn 161. 0 -Nnbfl'y M\d Thur ... ton; Home runs· Gr•Mm, S•nla Ana, w 0.-nbf'y; 1. ICrawcz.,.,. Sc_...,,.,..,~ S.ddlf'hKll 000 100 000 7-10 0 Mlr•Co\1a 010 000 001 Cl-2 S I 0 SUll•YM\, HuddlMIOft <•I, ICKllelelft 191 end Wf'IJ, Thompson. Hanny 1101 and Tllom.s .,ome ""'S PTost (Mlratostal; W-f<<KlltL'lln. 1. -Tl>OmPM>n UCI Divides At Las Vegas LAS VEGAS-The UC Irvine baseball team left the state of Nevada on its shield Saturday after splitting a pair of games in the Desert Sun Classic to run Anteaters' three-day record to 1·4. UCI scored five runs in the bottom of the seventh In its first game to surprise UNLV, 7·2. but gave up solo runs in the eighth, ninth and t enth to drop the nightcap, 4-3. ..... -., S<_ .. ,, ... ,.,., Oklallom• Sl•tt 013 000 0-4 7 I UC Crvtne 010 001 0-J • • E•anl, Bl•lser (SI al\CI SUlll••n; Gllllen'el and l<•u ..... W~lal.ek l Oulterret s.t-y l'lltSTGAME Sc ...... ,, ... ,~ H"Y&d8·~ \lfVti 000 020 0-1 • I UC l"'lne 000 020 S-7 9 l S.uer end Perry; Bel•ft9e' and Ka11w W 8•1•119«< I. S.utr SECOND GAME Sconll,IMI~ UC 1,.,,,,,. 000 001 cno o-J • I evu ooo 010 011 ,_ t 1 WllSCllc)tr 111\d K•lnll , .. ardy, Blythe fll and T\llullOo W 81yl1'e I. WltKllQer Pro Scores NatloMI ........... AsMI. AllAl\la 110, "'-"'"as New Yortt 111, N-Jersey 101 N~w Oneans 1os, c1eve111nd 96 O~nYer 132, Miiwaukee 117 NatlOMI Hocllty Le89ue Plllllldtlpllla 4, LO!o Al\Qell'S J NV "181\def's J, 0etro41 I PlllSOllrgll S, OllellQO 1 811ttalo 6, Wul\11\QtOft • Mont-.al •. SI LOlll•' NY Rat19t1'14, Toron10 , Bo\IOft •. Venco11ver 2 Atlanta•. MIMt~ J Wwid "9dley LA ..... o.i.beo .N-£119lat1<10 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5878 Terlingua in E asy Victory A'lCADIA <AP> -Terlingua. making her first start since October, led all the way in scoring a H '•·length rictory in the $64,900 Santa Ynez Stakes for three-year-old mues at Santa Anita Saturday. Fro m 1970 t hrou~h 1977, the New York Jets played scv('n Monday night games and l o~t them all. SAVE MORE MONEY ON A NEW CAR TI-IAN YOU EVERTIIOUGHT POSSIBLE - DAILY PILOT 8:J CIF Playoffs Area Girls Slap Basketball Foe~ Newport Harbor wHl face Mater Dei in the 4-A while Corona del Mar and Ocean View will meet in 3-A action in girl• CIF second roUPd playoft acUon Wednesday nigbt following fi'rst round play Saturday. All teams from the Orange Coast except Marina's Vikings advanced to the second round with victories Saturday. MATE& DEl 'S Barbara Minear was the scoring leader with 33 as Mater Dei crunched Eisen.bower, 82-42. Kathy Riel a dded 20 ror the Monarchs. Coach Lynn Blanton's Newport squad toppled Notre Dame Academy, 63-25 with Jeanne Wolfe scoring 22 for the victorJ-Matu Dei and Newport were bOtb at home Saturday. Kathy Doyle scored 24 points for Huntington Beach lo a 68·31 romp over Bishop Amat. HB's Oilers are two-time defending 4·A CIF champions and will journey to Alhambra Wednes- day. MARINA'S VIKINGS were io front going into the final period, 29.27, but were out-scored by 10 points in the final stanza, losing to Pacific, 45-37. Corona del Mar. behind a 19 point contribution by Carol Esposito and 17 by Linda Goeg· gel. easily defeated Glendale, 74-25. Ocean View, Wednesday's foe. bad a rougher time winning over Inglewood, 49·48, as Norma Leibfried scored 15 points. Both were at home Saturday. CIF 4-A l"ta'9fh H•w,..-t H.,._U, ....... o ..... A~y U Notre 0.....-S...YO •. Sc•nlOn 7, T-k• 7, S11avo 2. Tomiko 1. Al•• 3 Newl)Of1 HAl'bor-•rker 2, ~11sn e. Hom 1, Cal11Ur17, Holm.., S, Wolle 11, ~ler 12 Scw'e lly 0Nfttt1 Noire 0•,,,. l • s 1-15 NewPOrt ... rtlor II IS " 11~ H...........,.11N(91 ... •1sioo. .,.. .. n 81shop Amat-Simon 1•, Urrl I, Br.cty •, CionHIH 1, Wallie 2. L.cjduww 1 HllMlllGleft BeKll-"9M .. y t, l(rofft 4. Doy .. ''· It~ S, Clifll<eft419-IO, T__,.., I, ~• • .1t11ret, "-"'•· Wol,..rt. Scwe .. ~ lllllOll Al'Nt t t I t 3J Hunt!~ 9"<11 16 ,. 1S 21--41 ~Dela, Rl......_41 IE~--81.1c11Motld 1, Men'm' 2, 0..- 2, J•rml" i., 1(-I~ Olet<lle t. Met•r 0.1-IUel 10, 8-n 1, Ur~ll 1, Mlneer U. ~· •. OWi S, GI-• t. o.u.r 1. ._....., OIMtterl Fh•"'-S 11 16 ,._., M4oltt Oel 17 11 2t ~ P~ff.~» Mtrlllt-9'-Y • .... yata •. GUI~ 7, Nutt.r I, k Nutt"' 2, 8"'r, • PKlfk-tllintt' 21, 1(-·· 8r0Wft ~. Kleln 10 SC.. .. OllM1tn M.trlfla 11 S U t ..J1 Pt<lllc I • 11 1 tt-..S Clfl'>A ......... C--~-14,~leB Cleflodai.--Ooswlln •. w.r1111no •. w~ t. Fin •. 5..illvan 2, 11.-n '· 11~1" 2, E"9...,_ I Co•-dtl ~-Torres I , "-" II,-... I, Gof99el 17, f!soosllo 1', SIOllQlllOft 6, CiorM 4, C11MlnQN<n2. Sc-•·~ Ci .. Mlale 10 S t I0-2S c-• • Mllr " 1• 21 11-1• 0c .... v ...... ,,,...._. .. lft9Cewooe1-w1111em' •. 1.,kes u. Ro.ch 14, Benion I, I." 2. OU.ret'4. Loot 1. Ouan v--FIOdter •. lieotri.O U, Sffwel'f 10. Olten•. Metcllf\o 1, Ma,.,,ln •· ~ .. QoNNn •"9•-n 10 n "-oceen View 12 10 " 1~ c.ta Mesa M, OMm Hiii SS Cosla Mtu -0.'(0eft •. K"llori•ft 11, Vellch JO, l(et1fteOY 2, Wtlltce 1. Oual'fl Hlll-44cKI\ 16, Slavin•. Warren s. H•YH It, Ol!oOfl S, ~,. 1, Marciftllo 2 S<en...,Gurten Colt• Mes.a 10 13 16 ,._~ Ouartl Hiii • ' 11 12 17-S5 E-le M, ~ MM!u 41 S...la Mofok•-T-•• Muc,,. 2, ROOtH 1, Sle911ers 10. So!Mai 11. Saltt J. Over• ~ Ell-It ~ 4, Fnncv 14, TtN!lev I M.lrlt 7. Fr-ten 16, Jam11e1n ll ~...,OMrttn S...t• Monk.II I 0 II 14 12-47 E1tencle I 16 16 U -5' l·Al'la'9ffs s...a..-..•s ... ._q San(....,_..~ IS, Caln•. 0 . Rosaetnp J, Alqwa 3. C. "-M'llCI 2, Wetter 7. ICubr •· Alvt~...., 2, Kunz 11, De J•rdln J, M.tlloy 11,V•r•S. SC..llly~ Sell Cloemeftle ' I 17 lt-4S Alverno • ll •O 11 ~ Sfftllll kf!Mls ~..-.. l.!Wrty Clll'tsllaa ft, •'9 PIM 21 liberty CJ\rlstl1n-Loclterble 10, Reiss I, Moc!Qlln tt, Amell 7, Gllbtf't '· Francis 6, Orey..- 31. • 819 Plne-0.-y 11, CNrley •· 8owtf's S, SmokAr 1 Sc .. lllya..Men lltterty Cllrlstl... tt 26 IS ,.._.. 1119 PIM 6 • 4 17-ll Gauehos Breeze Saddleback in 112 -87 Win Saddieback College ended ts Mission Conference basketball campaign on a winning note Saturday night with a convinc· ing 112·87 victory over visiting San Bernardino. The v ictory was the 10th s traight for the Gauchos and 30th in a row at hom e . The Gauchos will now have a two week layoff before the opening qualification round for lbe state tournament March 10 against the second place representative from the Metropolitan Con· fe rence. Saddleback 's game with San Bernardino (7·7 conf~rence, 9-15 overall> was "n ever in doubt from lbe opening tipoff as the Gauchos raced lo a 22-8 advan- tage and built it to as many as 3S late in the second half. T he Gauchos again s hot a torrid pace from tbe floor, bit- ting 48 of 83 shots for 58 percent. Five players scored in double figures for lbe Gauchos (13·1, 23·8 > led by Randy Whieldon 's 24 points on 11 or 18 from the field. He was followed by Kevin Magee, 16 points and eight re- bounds; Bruce La V allee. 14 points on seven of nine from the C.I field a nd 12 r e bounds : Ed Patrick, 11 and seven assists; and Ted Hettinga's 11. Kevin Rigley led the Indians with 16 points. SH.--...1111 SU•aMdl (llJI Jefferson Clln<Y RIQley HIOs l oll W•rd PlllllllK Wllll•ml 011kes 8ryent .. tt -3 • 10 s 0 10 • 0 •• J 0 • J 0 • J 0 6 s • ,. • 1 13 2 0 • 1 0 , P•trka Wllltlcloft laVellee Bocon Mee}ee ...0.1 ... t1"'9• Howe rd Gell• .,,,.,., Stooll ·~·· ... Tote11 3' ' 17 Totals Helftlme s.dcff-k. S.-Jl. ,. .. lit S 1 II II 11• I 0 1• '· 1 3 6 ••• • 0 • 3 s n • 0 • ? 1 s J 0 6 1 0 1 I 1 4 .. 16 112 Tot.i IOU11· S.n llenwrd1no 11, Saddletlac:k tS· FOllleOout: -· * * MISSIOff CONl'ERENCE ,,,,_, s.odl-11 "'"•"Ide Ptlomar SanOi~CC S.n BerNH'dlno Citrus Sovlllwfller11 CNfley \.• .... W L 13 1 11 J • s I 6 1 , • • 1 IJ I I) Satw'Ny'1~ SedclleOecti 1 n, s... e.,,..,d•no 11 Palomar 73, S... Oleqo CC .. A I venldt l~. Cltros ll CMffeY61. Sout1'wesl.,.,, 70 0¥wtN W L n • ,. . 16 II 17 11 .. IS " ,. I 2S 2 26 Terlinaua, ridden by Laffil Pincay and carry- ang 121 pounds, covered seven furlongs in a stakes record 1:21 l ·S and pald $4.40, $3.80 and $2.10. The victory, fifth in seven lifetime starts for Terllneua, w11 worth $37,900. Callne, under 119 pounds including jockey Bill Shoemaker, finished second by two lengths and re- turned S4.3> and $2.10. ............ 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N·70 SOUTH BEND Btll La1mb er scored 19 points . •turd y rughl as third ranlu.'d Nol.re Dam pul on an aw.iaome •e ond·balf orr~ave dlr>play to over come a on~ POLOl halnime deficit and blast LaSaU ,93.70 l.aim~r scort"d n ne points in the first few m10utes or the secood halt and controlled the backboards as the Irish raised their season record to 21-3 with three regular-season games to play. Bill Hamlik added 17 points for Notre Dame leeea,IJ3.U COLUMBUS. Ohio Ronnie Lester's ,. 31 ptoinls powered 12th-ranked Iowa to .• an 83-68 beating or No. 14 Ohio State .;' Saturday, lifting the Hawkeyes into a ~ •, Ue for the Big Ten Conference lead with ~ the Buckeyes and Michigan State. -; ~ Iowa. beaten al hopie by Ohio State ~~ • 72-67, matched the Buckeyes' 12-4 re· ,. •.-: cord. Michigan State became 12-4 by ,!: • beating Illinois Saturday night. Each ~: ,,. leader bas two conference games left. ~ Coach Lute Olson's Iowa quintet s ank ~.. six or its first nine s hots starting the .::.~ ~ second half and outscored the Buckeyes ~ 12·2 in the first four minutes lo assume ·- a 47-33 lead. ~47-40 DURHAM. N.C. -Jim Spanarkel s rored a game·high 17 points and sixth· ranked Duke overcame a surprise first· halt four-corners delay offense as the Blue Devils upset No. 4 North Carolina. 47·40. and pulled into a tie for first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference Salur· day. Conference officials planned a draw· mg today to determine the top seed in the ACC tournament. that begins on • Thursday. Both teams have 9-3 league records while Duke improved to 20-6 • overall and lhe Tar Heels fell to i1·5. 1 ~ Mdtlgan S~ate, 78-ft-~- EAST LANSING -Playing his last ho~~ Michigan State~s all-time lea . 14'Qrer Gregory Keiser hit 24 poi4ca-ay night lo lead a 76-62 vic- lOT'f over Illinois that. moved the sp...-lnto a three-way tie for first ptaoe"la tbe Big Ten race. Kelaer' tc0red 18 points and hauled do• .,_ rebounds in the first half as seveiatla-ranked MSU uppe" ats con~ fereace ftec>rd to 12-4, matcbfag Ohio Stat&aod Iowa. 8eralll,8J·60 CHICAGO -Gary Garland's layup with four seconds left afte" a missed shot by teammate Clyde Bradshaw lilt. ed ~-ranked DePaul to a 61·60 upset of ninth-ranked Marquette Saturday nigbt. Traillnl 60-59, the Blue Demons held the ball for one shot. Bradshaw took a 20-foot jumper from the left side that bo¥nced off the rim and Garland came in 11ncont.(18ted on the right side to grab t he rebound and gel oft the winning shot while stiU In the air. llSF, Jo:J-89 SAN FRANCISCO -San Francisco's 7-1 .Bjll Cartwright, stuffing his way over an outmanned defense, scored 35 polJit.a _. grabbed 16 rebounds ln his fiDAI bome game as the Dons routed Lo)'Ola JOl..69 to win the West Coast Athletic Conference c hampionship Saturday night. · Tbe Dons advanced to the NCAA tournament with a 21-6 record. They claimed their third consecutive WCAC crown with a 12-2 mark. Vtala, 58-52 . SALT ~E CITY -Jerry Pimm packed up his lOOth coaching victory against 39 losses in five seasons at Utah Salqrday as senior forward Greg Deane punioed ln_21 po~ls lo lead the Utes to a 58-~ overtime triumph over Wyomin~. • 1 •• !f " FAoM Fash ion Island Newport Beach UC\,A lt()ll U\c;.i ...,_........,. 1.,~....,"" ... uc1 ... m.•J f UI-SI 11. UC .. nll lllfllllfl , . ..... ,1.,-111 ~c..i .... n ..... , f..UA-DlftdCl.1-···-•.Af'-'4. Ut•t1 ll Wyefftt4IO \l C..I OeYll .._ '911 rt~ltt• 11 •t ,,..,. ....... ., ... _ ... ~ Rt411aNh ti, Oc<i-.tal tO IOTI WarN!r "9clllc 11, Oreoo<' Col._ It W.•"'*'111 •,.._.SJ IOT I ......... ..-St 11 Lt\A ....... St .. ,Ol ll'OIYSt,0,. ~O<tflfil!Ot SI tf, a•eollelcl \I SI Or•l)Oll '°-S4.ntvrd n OrtQOI' $1 M, t.illou1i. SI ~~ ftc:fl t1. W Wt\lll"'"" ... Pac Ille Llllfltr.i 1J $1, Martina' •1 Puoet ~ IOS --111 .. SI MtfY'• ... 9Mtlle 11 s.n•• 0¥• es. ""9c»r<tlne,. St•nlsl..,. St. 7S, HlltMIOlcft SI 61 UCl!1~61.~$1 UNLV61, Ttlll! ... 61 Paso .. Ntw Mnl<O '4, San OletD SI II ,..,,. W.!!IU 9t. ... c;re19Mon 1 s Safi FninclKo !OJ', l.OV04•" llrl~Y-.'6. ~.OOSI 61 H. Ari-.. , WttJeto St. M IOTI MIDW'ST Notre OMne '3, L• S.lle JO OftloU IO,llowll"9Gl"ftfl11 Toltdo S1, W. Mi<lt'-" 4' 1nc11-11.~·..... a.~s1" Loulsvllla '5, Tut-11 ~IHOllrl 7l. toowe SI. '1 Otll•llCWN '5. 1Ct11sat St. S2 Purdue '1. Michigan 59 Wisconsin n, ..,,..__,.. 10 Otlroit n. LO¥Olt. Ill ... ICansas 1t, Coloreclo60 Mont-u.--SI. S) s . Ut ... IO. l'onLtwls 71 Ntbta!IQ1',0tcl-St.67 Temple" Dayton '3 s. 1111no1s 1t, Ortkt n MlcbiGI" SI. 76. llllnols •t SOUTlf Buffalo St. al OtmSOn. ppd. snow Geo<9la 63, Florida 62 IOT I Mlnlss~ St."· LSU S1 N. Clro41M SI. to, Walro Forttl 64 Vtr9lnt• 75., MMyllfld n Vtrotnla Ttcll '3, RlcftfnOnd" MlnlssJllpl It, AllOffna IO Br aclley IO, T utsa 11 IOT I S.eett~· ~· JacklOft'llltt •· S. Alobiima 17 ~CMfenM• ,,nt ..... Houston 14, SMU '1 Toes Tt<llC, Ilk• 4' EAST COf>MCticvl IO, II-lsllfld JS Delawan ... BuOnell • Navy 41, Armv •S tone 1'1, Fordham /0 SI. Bona•tnture '7. Cen1s1us 'O IOTI Syr~ine I t3, Co19ate 62 v111a.-• n. Massa<t>uwtts .. OeP..,161, Mit•-'le 60 Ou~t •1. HOr'lll Caroline 40 Or at AOllef'lslt. llllnoh SI 18 H.,vanllO, Y ... 7' St Jotwl'a 70, Prov-• '5 Col""'* 14, "9nll n Oartmout9t ». II,_ 50 G4or~63, MolY Crcm ~ l(ent St,.et. ~I~ V I rginle 1S. MarY1enc1 n Junior College SM910tnt ~e D<anoe OIN4 •· s.rita Aftt 11 Ful..,_fl, Gf'olsmom S1 Cerritos 14, Sell Ole90 MeS1 n ....... ~. Saddteoack 112, San &arnarc:llno 17 Pelo....,.'3, Saft Olt9o CC'4 R ••tr'Side tm. Cllrvs 13 C"_•f!!'°f II, ~tern 70 High School C"' OtltLS "'"* ........... '1'9fh ... .. otvt.ielt lluena6'.A90W•,. St. J-.itt '2. PWn SClfiflos 37 Alhambra•. SI Mary's 37 Munll~ 8NcJI ... 8 1sttop Amil 31 Ventura SI, Mlrt COSt• 4' Alemany 61, SI. e.n-d 21 Nt"bury Peril SS, BIJllOP Mofll90fl"ff't 41 San G*ttl SS, Mllllkan 44 Arcadia .U. 8ewf1y Hiiis J4 Pacific 4S, Merine 37 Oos PUll>loU&, l'llolisaflc:I OekS # LB Poly .. , RtQIN Coell 40 Compton es. Mary st ... SI So. f or..-tnce SI, LOuls•llte • N--1 H8l'tlOr 'l. ~rt Daine A~mytt Miier OelC, El.-r4J S.ADMsi.. Alla Loma .s, San S.mardtno" F OOll>UI '3, Ger0tn Grow S1 Ocean Vltw "· lnglewOOd 4t corona def Mar 14, G-n 11 lversoOI Horth ~. I.a Oulflta 41 Loi Altw,,, ~ IRld!ltl .. Santa M«I• t7, 8urrouQlls CBurb. I 0 I! lvttrslde P'oly n . L05 Altml!M 24 S.n Luis Ol>IWIO •. ~via Al VIII• P-4), Los """oos le Cosle Mesi .. OuorU Hiii SS Tustin st,~ SS G•r•y .s., Cypress » E slencla ~. 5.lntt Monka 41 RIOhettl Sil, An•lope Valley 46 J·AOlmi... San Clefnenlt 4S, Al-no 4l Baseball cat .... UC lrvlnt7, UNLV 2 II YU 4, UC lntlM 3 L•V•me 11, Arlrona 4 San J-Sl.S.l, SI Mary's 1.1 Ca l SIM• Fllllerton ,., .. ,.,,,....SI. 10.lt \1 -., .. ,. .... ~ UCLA'S JAMES WILKES GOES UP FOR TWO POINTS. Area Calendar °"18t Events Listed /tie" BaMball MteUy Hlvll Sc--lrvk>e at L_.,.a.Beoc:ll ll ISi T....Uy Hl9ll Scl'IOOl-Nawporl Ello.s Tourn•mtnl IN••Pol"I Hartlor •• Meler Del, s ... ta An& Valley at COf'ona del Mar, C01ila ~sa et S.nla AN, Sed· dleback at Estancia) all at 3 u . lrvlM at CeplSlr-V•lle'f 13 ISi. LB Wilson at Fourrtaln Valley 13 ISi; Dana Hiii• and University at Tustin I~. Colleot--Oranoe Coul al LA Harbor 11 :JOI, RIO Hondo al Goldtn Well 11:301: Cerrito. at S.0- dleti.ck (2:301; UC lrvlllt al USC 11 pm I WHMMaY Hlo11 Sc11001-t.19une BM<ft el e1 Toro 13 pm I, Troot T..,,_t (Maler De• Edi..,.,, San Clem.nit. "->taln Vallav. Ocet11 vi.wt. Tustin TournMNnt IOena HlllS, Unlvtnltyl C01t~$0utf'lern-Catlfornli"'C.01Lt!IC' .i CN1> man 12:JOI; Ctl Poly Pomona et UC lrvlne 12:301. TIMI.Way Hlofl ~-Newiio'1 Elu Tourney !Corona dtl Mar, Costa Mn •. Estancle, N••PO'I Htrborl; Tu•lln Tourney I D•ne Hills , Unlwrsltyl Coll~ West ti Cypr.ss 11 301, Seel· dleti.ck •• G<'ossmonl 12:301. Frtuy Hl9f'I Sct-'-5an Marcos •• Huntiftgton S.acll, lrvlne al c.rruos. La-;u.• Bea<tl al Pacltka, Dos -Pueblos at Foun:11n Valley Cell al l ' ISi; l<arnel\ame!WI-' Marina 171 College• Citrus al Orange cou l 17:301' Soulllarn CalllOn1le College at UC 111,..rsloe 12:301; UC Irvine at San Otego State 17 JOI. s.twN, Hloll Sc--Oos PueOlos •I H11ntJnoton S.~11 m a .m .I: San -cot 11 Founteln Valley 111 1m.); IC~ .a& Dane Hiiis 110 am.I; Hewpcwf•flkS Tour.....,.m (0Kt• Mesa, Corona dtl Mar! Ellancla, Newport Hor'llof'I. COll'99-Los Angeles cc et Golden WetC (I p ,tn, I ; UC lrvtna '' San Diego St•I• ldCIUbl~ <ti ,_,I; Westmont et Soullltfn CMtto<nla College ,.,..__r ~noon I B•sketbell T_,.., Hloll S<llOOl-CI F plavolls lsetond rOUflcl}: ~~M~ ~°'::" ~;.!t =·~oln~el:~ • termlnodl; Marina-' $1. S.rnat'd ltlte to i. de- lermlnedl: Estancia al 5'#1ny Hiiis (site to i. de· termlneco. ~ dtt MM at El Oofaoo c.ite lo" be oet.rll'l!Mdl; Can.,... I.Saugus) "' Dana Miii• • IWMeUvety et SadOltoeO Olll~I, a ll at 7:;30 p.m. w ......... , Cot~anve Coast al Cerritos 11 JOI l"rltley HIQfl SclloOl-CIF "'"· J.A and ,.,. Pl•votls Iqua rte rt "'-491. co11e91-f'CAA r-,....etit at Ana11e1m eo... ven1ion con1ar. set11rday ColleQe-PCAA TourN1ment •I AflnMlm Con· vtftllon Cllnter Soccer T....-y HIOll Sc'-4-CIF playollS IMCond rounol GlaftfaM at Unt..,.ally IJ:ISI; Simi Valley vs. Edi-II Huntington &ttc:h HIQll (1 p.m. I. f'ri.ev High Scltool-CI F 4·A, a.A. 2·A olayolh IQU•rttrtinalsl. Tennis MaMay Hl9ll ScllOOI· ~untlngtOft Beoc:h •• EU•nc .. IJ:ISI; "•IOSV~atUnlverslly 13:1') Coll~C Irvine at Long S.acll Stale Cl p,m,I. T...-.y Mlofl ScllOOl-1,..lne at SedclleC>ocll (JI; Foun- laln Volley <ti 0ena Hlllt ()), VIiia P1r1> at San Clemente 11:301, Matar Del at Valencia 1)1. c:os1a Mau ti Westminster Cl· ISi; Tinlln 61 Estancle 13:1'), University al EdllOfl (3:1SI, Coront•tMarat Rotllng Hiiis U:U I. co11...-0l'anQt c.oast •• Ml. s... ""'onto 121. SaddltN<'ll ., Pelomar 121; UC lntine .. UCLA 121. • W"""4ay HIQh SdlOOl-Sanl• Monk • •t New-1 HWllOr ll IS i; ~ CMnt• II Hu<1Ungton &aa<ll (3·1'1. Unl .. ,.lty at EdflOlt 13 ISi. Twslln al 0-Hiii' fJ I. MatH Del el El Dor-131 Coll~SIU •• UC In.me 12 pm I TllwnUY Hlgll Scllool-t.8 Wll$0n el Fountain Valley C31; Hunllrooton Buell at Minion Viejo 131 Costa Mesa •I Edl$0n 13. ISi. Dan• Hiiis al El Toro (31 • l.Jl9un<I Beoc:ll et Footlllll m . LB PIMv •IMa•IN 131 Co11~1 •• Or117;ve Cont 111. Rio Hon<IO •• Golden WMt (21, Saddteti.<k at (ltrv• 111 Friday HIQh 5<1-' 8e11erty Hiiis •I NewPort 1-f•rt:lo<' 13 ISi. Corone dtl Mar et Sal\lt 8llr1Mlfa l21; Estancia at Fullel"lon 13; 1s1. On# Vie.. at lrvlne Ill; L• Quinta at Unlvt{sHy (3:1Jll Capistrano Valley at Dana HI"' ()I; Se11 Claman• at Mluloft Viejo 12:Jl'1 L~ 9elK'll al LaOUM Hllll !JI; Al\81"t' Del at L°"'a 131, Boin el Marina 13·1'). "'"'"'.., Hl9h Sc--<:orona del Mar at Sant• 8¥t»ra "am. I Track and Field TutMlly High Sc--e,t.tncla •• f\ulln (II: l,lnlwrst· ty ., L•ouna Bffcll C~I. ~y Hlgll Scltool -8olse Grande tt t.ununoton 8eoc:llC3. ISi. nw-..y HIQll S<hOOl-Ec:lflOn al U~ WllM>n 13 IH Mlulon Vle;o •t Corona <Ml Mar CJ I. o.na Hills al Sen Dimas CJI; Capistrano Vatlev. Anaheim ill Ir.In• (7 pm./; H.-.porf H ... bof 11 VIiia ...... (J!U I; Feuntaln Vllley at El,_ U); P1<lflc• ti MarlN Q·ISI; San Cltmanta at S..-AN llelays. f'l'Wty HIOll ScllOOl-<kH!I View al c .. -. llo\tW (J: ISi; Sin C~' ti Sonia AN l!tla'fS, · College-LA Sou1nwes1 at Golden Wast 11 p.m. I; lmQel'lal V•llt.ir. "'"'' .. SaddlHKa 13) ~ Ml9'\ SdloOl-INIM a( E~ WtlC Rel~ al ~:i:: ~C'T,.;lnl .. s... .Iott Sl•tr I~ u ~m.J. I Vo~~~ell C.l~tcolk Coast C111b ,., Ooloen West ·a 1ao1. , ..... , HIQll Sdlllef'-Mrstlon Vlelo al Irvine U UI. ......_,I C:Offeoe--£-1 Clrnil'O af Golden ¥WH W301. .. ~, . High S<t-1-CMIYOfl •I !:i l•ncl• (11; L• COieta 11 lntlne 111, Mar1na al 0c .... View 171. l'Nter Dtl 11 Otlsla Mew m . Colleo-()r .. Ola" •\ Lono 118(11 f7::JOI; LA Valley at GolOlln West 14:301 Sa .... y Hlgll ScllOOl-COSla Mesa, ESltMla, Unlwnl•v encl Oc:un View at Inglewood T_,..ment tall day I. Coll•oe-Sanla B•rbar• •I Oranoe CO.st 17 JOI Gymna1tlc1 ...,.....,., H19" ScllOOl-EI Rllft<hO al San Cl•mente 131 · LBWlltonalMarlnt 171. Coll~ ~~deft Weil 11·301 Swimming T ..... y Colleoe-()rlf!QI CoHt ,_ So\11"9r" Cafllornl• RelO\ fall day I, . ....... ., Coll~le "9lldQ. CllefW¥ ... 1 Oranoe ~t Ill ...... , Colleot-Oofc:lefl West at LA Harl>or 431, C1~ ti Saddl~ll (I p.m.I. Wre1ttlng """Y . HIQll ScllclOl-Sltlt nw.t •I lndtotll4Mnet H'9ft S.nJOH. Others Away Seahawks, DH In Area Tues~i Sunset League champion the 1ea.ti0q iB o er Friday Marina. Sea View League cham· Slight. ~* Yerbu Del, t.be pion Estancia, Angelus League No. 1 seed tn l IF 4-A champion Mater Del and the playoffs and the game Is billed Corona del Mar Sea Kings are for Fountain Valley High. on the road Tuelday night as the Dana Hill~. ~ cot past setond round or CIF basketball Chirter Oil Frlfa~' duels Ca· playoffs action unfolds. nyon .High~$uaaas, which Tile only Orange Coast area staggerecf 'th~f'IRJ~-~ No. 1 tea ms drawing hom e assign· seed, Righetti. That game is ten· ment.s are Ocean View and Dana lalivel1, ffti. .Jat Saddleback Hiils~ CoUece .... " Ocean View's Seahawks, who Of the r'NJid .es : St. picked up their 20th victory or Bernard ;s tltif 1 team to Marina, Suh\C~~ Is hos ts Estancia, El 1Doriilo is the home school against ~ del Mar and Maler Dei·=~vet to the Compton areit tn · "Compton Gerulaitis, C:OnnQrs Vie. From AP Dispatches SAN J CAN. Puerto Rico Americans Vitas Gerulaitis and Jimmy Connors will compete for first prize in a World Cham· pionsbip Tennis r ound-robin tournament today on the Cer· romar courts, some 20 miles from San Juan. Gerulaitis b eat fellow American Peter Fleming 6·1, 6·3 in Saturday's second match to complete the round-robin phase In Saturday's othe r two matches. Connors beat Italian Adriano Panatta 4-6, 6-S. 6•2 and Romanian llie Nastase beat Spain's &tanuel Orantes 6-4. 6-4. Panatta was leading 5·3 in the second set after winning the first , but Connors won the next two games and then took the tiebreaker 7-4 before easily cap- turing the third set. fi'H1alc tt'l11• DENVER -Wojlek Fibak or Poland advanced Saturday lo the finals of tennis tournament with a 7·5, 4-6. 6·3 victory over Dick Stockton. Fibak will face Victor Amaya, who made Arthur Ashe his latest victim when be served -up a 6-7, 7·5, 6-4 victoty. "I think in the third set I was maybe a UtUe more concentrat- ed," Fibak said or the crucaaJ final set. Stockton · was risking too much." Fibak said the first ~ame set the tone for the second set. "I couldn't hit two good shots in a row," Fibak said .. If l could ha~ broken him t.bere and then held serve. I think it would have been a different game ." The final set was much like the first, Fibak breaking Stockton in the third game and again in the ninlh and last - game. when Stockton had three double faults. Fibak put the match a way with a forehand passing shot after two break points. High. .r. . . Tuesday's games are billed .ror 7 :30 starts with all games al 1l neutral site. ••• VerbUm 0.1 "'·Oct.., View at Fountain V•lley HIQfl; Crn<tnlt Valtw ft L8 Wll ; Mator Ott at Com,._~ o ......... MarloM atle1 _......,,.,. Area Tennis Summaries Women's Track .. LA HerW1'. ........... 100-1 E~ (LI 1u:gl"91on ILi 7H: 400-WrlgM (LI 1:Clt.9j ~mons (LI 2·2' J, 1.50!>-« .... ft.) 4:5'.0J:_.J ....... ICarq IL I IO:Jt.I; ._ retey-I.AH~ --;-Mii• rel•Y-Gol*n ~ •:tU; IOOt.H~I IG• IH. 400114 -canotl (G) l:lU1 ~ IGI s.o LJ-Carroll (GI 1w; ~"-I ~-·· DT-Ul~(L)lt>l:Jf• , (l .. IJ. ,·,~ ~ .: -. Saturday's Race R~Wts Lo1 AlamHo• ,..,. .. ,...... .._._ ... I Fin l rilCe-E-c:I EO.n IGouclrfful .. 00. 13 20. •.C ; Red 5'1tllln IOlfl I • .oO • ._40, ~1 lll•lcto..,,..,. OCI, u uact• IH I paid JtS.10 S.C-rlC»-Oul<e _.., !Ma-I 10 • .a. 4 20, l .00. Fate CGOuc:lt''Hlll 3.00, 140: Hfttel !Sue.· cerotle I l-llO Third race-Titan lrl..n IGouClrea t IS 20, S «>. 4 00, a...er1s Play CC>nomerl • 00. a.20. Keeo Out f5pr'911S I 4 60 Founll rac~riid ILOftOOI • 10. "°' uo. B..e CHouttl IAO, 1.0CI; Horth '#dffft <T-1 110; U e.acta CS.fl pekS 71 IO Fllltl race-Spry Sam IAUO!nl 7 00, uo. J 40, Heroic Hano.., !Sherren I 4 80. 3 00; SlMncl 8y <8rel 18tY!eHI 3 IO Slatll race-l.AIQflll-IAndenonl 10 40, l IO >.•O; GOod Time ~OU IGoudrHul s.oo. 2.JO JC Swimming Mll!N °" .... Collt u. o .... -ll • moditY-t Orto199 c.oasl I SI. t,000 I~ I Smltll COi 10 J3 ti; 2. ICulWI IOI 10 S6 6S. 3 ICOlllkM'I CG I 11. ti .. 100 tree-I Rover) IGI l :S,,IS: ?. l!r-IOI . I S1.S9; 3 LllQlllll C011:S1,IJ SO ''" I, 5-'4111 (0 1 n Ill t. Wylllt IOI 13 SS:> CIC~llelto !GI U 74 100 1--1 M•MM•mtn IGI 2 0111; 2. Lacy 10 12 10 4-S, J ICulWI CGI 2· 13 0. Dlvl,.0-1. Navar IGI 1"61, 2. 5-(GI llS TS: l. tcul"ll 10 1133.1. 100 lly-1 9reun 101 2:0U; t. RoblMOft IGI J 11.01 . 3 ICKftl~n CG I 2 · 1• .... 100 lrte-1 llOQen IGI SO 16; 2 S-IOI n 03: l LtfQulst 10 1 St 01 100 ba<ll I Cormett 101 1 14 IS;?. t<ulln IGI J IS SS, 3 OoC>rott 1012· II 14 soo lrte-t Sm1111 co1s ·OJ67; t Mlsenftlmer IG I S'04.4S: 3 Braun 101 S lt.•e 700 breast-t Mlse11h1mer 101 t :71.tt; l Siiier 1012'2803 , J 8fCKUll. (0 11 J.1 7t ] meter d•YlflQ I NIJ9tf' 101 IAJ,20; 2 ICU<tl 10 I 142 tO, l s.pp.r COJ 17$ 10 -trft rein I 0r,,.. Coat! J l2 JI " •' . ' . . . al OAA.Y Pl&.OT nday. 'ebriwy 2$. tt11 Wl,/,e e BtUketball Titans Break ~osing ·Streak Calvin Robert. ~ pc>ln.la aad pulltd down 10 ,. hound. ~ a&urday ni&ht u Cal SI t~ Fullnton bn>h I tvt.n· I ... laaln11 t.Rak by r lly1n1 for an l 11 ¥leeory ovt>r C ~anta Sa.rbara in a Padle oa t Athl llt' AMn. bt kl'l b•••---Mila Nlln •dd~ 20 points and IX rt• ~-the Tttam. Who complcl«S the6r ma DOD t 7.7 In th PCAA a ovttall. K vln ti nan con· tr'q f(Mot ror Fullerton tate ........ #'.93•78 OU'N BE 0 Ba~ Latmbeer ·~.,cunts •turday ntaht •~thud ra .... lfli&r~ Daro~ put on an uwesoroe tl'CI .. WI offN\&tv" d11play to over· come a 9e pomt holnlme ctehc1t and hlut IA&elle . 93, 70 Lalmbeer scored nme p0ints In the flrat few 1D1nutes of the second half •od controlled the backboards as the lrlsh raiaed tMir season record to 21·3 with three reaular-season games lo play But Hanzlik added 17 powts ror Notre Dame ,..,,.,..,. .. COLUllBUS. Ohio Ronnie Lester's 31 poiD&a powered l2lh-ranked Iowa to a n 134 beating of No. 1• Ohio State SatUf'dq, lifting the Hawkeyes io\o a tie for die Big Ten Conference lead with the Budse,es a nd Michigan Slate. Iowa. beaten at home by Ohio State 72.fJ1, matched the Buckeyes' 12·• re· cord. Jlicbigan State became 12·4 by beattna IWnois Saturday night. Each leader bu two conference games left. Coadl Lute Olson's Iowa quintet sank six of its first nine shots starting the second ball and outscored the Buckeyes 12·2 in the fi rst four minutes to assume a 47-33 lead. Oulte. 47.40 DURHAM . N.C. Jim Spanarkel S('Ored a game·high 17 points and sixth· ranked Duke overcame a surprise first· hair fou_r..eorners delay offense as the Blue Devils upset No . 4 North Carolina. 47·40, and pulled mto a tie for first place in the Atlantic Coast Conference Satur · day. Conference officials planned a draw· mg today to determine the top seed in the ACC tournament that begins on Thursday. Both teams have 9·3 league record& while Duke improved to 20-6 overall and the Tar Heels fell to 21·5. ••lflG" s""tat~, 78-flZ EAST LANSING -Playing bis last home same. Michigan State's all-time leadi111 scorer~ Gregory Keiser hit 24 points Saturday night to lead a 76-62 vie· tory over I\linois that moved the Spartans tnto a three·way tie for first place in the Big Ten race. Kelser scored 18 points and hauled down seven rebounds in the first half as seYentb-ranked MSU upped its con· ference record to 12-4. matching Ohio State and Iowa . .... ..,, 61·80 CHICAGO Gary Garland's layup with four seconds left afte.. a missed shot by teammate Clyde Bradshaw Jtft· ed 20th·ranked DePaul to a 61·60 upset of ninth-ranked Marquette Saturday 01ght. Trailing 60·59. the Blue Demons held the ball for one shot . .Bradshaw took a 20-foot jumper from the letl side that bounced off the rim and Garland came In uncontested on the right side \o grab the rebound and get off the winning shot while still In the air. lSI', Jo.1-88 SAN FRANCISCO -San Francisco's 7·1 Bill Cartwright, stuffing his way over an outmanned defense. scored 35 points and grabbed 16 rebounds ln bis final home game as the Dons routed Loyola 103-69 to win the West Coast Athletic Conference championship Saturday night. The Dons advanced to the NCAA tournament with a 21·6 record. They claimed their third consecuUve WCAC crown with n 12·2 mark. IJtflla, 511-5% SALT LAKE CITY -Jerry Pimm picked up his 100\h coaching vict.ory aaal.nat 39 losses in live seasons at Utah Saturday u senior forward Greg Deane pumped tn 21 polnta to lead the Utes to a 51-62 overtime triumph over Wyomina . .. Co ..... ' ... , UClA llt WtllillfltlOll $1 lt't IX)t l \/Ktl,W ..... .....,.tt 1..-. '"'"" " UC ,,.,,...., ,iille,_ '4 fl UC~· -..w• ,, .... "1 i.eme 111 a-c.i '61...-tJ Air r ~" P Delt'ttt II ArtftM IS Art,_. II • Ul•llfl.~SJ C..I o,,,, .. _. 590\Pr_l .. tSI '1 f ••IWYlll• tJ ....,..., U llH• .... '1,0t<MllnltltO IOTI W••-"9(111( ft, Ofettl\ C:.I .... ,, W••-1 • 9tol• )7 IOl I ld•N" 1~111'1 1t L~ ......... " ... Qlllltly.Sl.01' H0<lW .... SI "· 1.-"~l1tie .. , )/ OreQCI<' IO M.,,tOld 1' Or• .... M 5'1 c:.tllor11MIJI ()r~l1<'1t•S1 W W-.6"'~ ... Pe~lllt LUIMf.,, IS. \I Merllll\' '1 l"~I lolMcl .. S, Wllltwwt" .. 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Alll!Mme 77 s.-..... CMlttrftK• '"'"'" ...... HOU\IOl'l 1•. SMU •1 ___..,.., TKll 12, 1110 4' l!AST ConnKllcuuo. A~ tsl..,d n Oelaw•r• ... a~-nett .. Ne•v 41, Al't\'IV S IOl'A 1'. Forcll\9 10 St. BON.UOtu e '1, C.1111•u1 'IO <OT! Syr.c.ute 11:1, Co491te 6' v llt•ncw• n. ""-•~"-"' .. O.Peul 61, Mt<QUttte 60 [)uU 47,Nor111 C.rolln.40 Or•I Aoe.t'ls .. , llllftolt SI 78 Ht,.,,MdlQ.Y ... 7' St. JoN\'S 10, Provlo.ncl 6S Columbia 14, Penl!'T2 O•r1~U. .._,." ~.a. Holy Crou S4 1Cen1 St.12, a.fl S4.JJ Vtr9111!17S, ~ 1't Junior Collei• St.ac:Mtl~• Orer19e ONstto, s.ntaA,.. 11 Futter10!t 11. GroMmom S1 C.trllos 14, Sift Oleoo Mew 71 w......~ s.ddlet11Cll ll2, s.n e.rn.rdlllO., Pel-73, Saft Dit90 CC~ Al~l'Mda 1oi. C1trv1a Chell•'I' 71, SOllU'lwftMf'n 10 High School Cll"GlltlS '"'"'" ........ "". 4•A DM1lell Buen• ... A9oUt'•:M St. J~ 41, Palm So<l~ 31 Athtmbr• *·SI. MMy'1 J7 Hunll._., BH<ll "' Bll'l!Op Al'l'l•t 31 Vt11lur1 "'·Mir• Coll••• Al•"'-41, $1. lllf'nWd22 N e wbury P•rk SS. Blihop MontOOl'llff'I 41 S.11 G*itt SS, MltllkMt ._. Arcadia c , S.Wrly Hiiis :M P11<lfk 41. ~ 31 Dos Pulblol 65, lllovulld o.u .. LB Poly .. , A~lnt Coell ~ Cof'llOlon t5, Mtry SIM SI So. TCWT-. SI. LOUl•vlllt JI Nppot1 HlftlOr ~ Noire 0.MP Ac-my1S Mater o.112, Ei-r O NDMslell Mta LO<N '5, Sift Bef....,dlllO 4' Foollllll .,, ~ GMw SI Ot11n Vlaw'9, I~• Corot1• Ciel Mil< 14, Gtendelt 1S Al.er$1dt N«tl\4S, U Ollff>tt 42 Los Al\OI,., ~ 1lltoetl • Sant• Marie 61, 8u<routflS IBIH1>. I d lt!Ytrsldt '91'( 12, L0t Al-llOI 2• S.n Lui$ OCllSl)O •• MotlrOYle 4) VIiia PMti 0, UIS Al'l'llgol 311 Coll• Matll 51, OUttU Hiii SS Tuslln-S., ~SS oer•Y s.c. C'l'Prft• n Eatan(le S.C, $lllMI ~IU 41 Algll<!ttl '9, Anttltpe Vettey 44 2·ADM1i.- S.11 Clemente o . Atverno o Baseball Ctl .... UC l,..IM7, UNLV 2 8YU 4,UCtn.lne3 Lt Vtme H, Atlroftt 4 S.11 Jv. SI. 3-J. SI Mary's t t C.I M• l"ul~ >te, Miron• St 10.tt nttktrC.....- 0••"" QHC .._., WHI I.A CM S.11t1 ANH. Gokltn Wttt t.O S.ddl'41t<ll 4, MkaCOti. t 110 lt1- nl1191 l FROM Fashion Island Newport Beach (I V J ... ,,..,.,..... U.CLA'S JAMES WILKES GOES UP FOR TWO POINTS. Ar.ea Calendar Coast Events Listed Men BaHball WMllltdO HIQll S<tiool-S.nt• Molllc. II N@wPOf'I H•rtlo• (J· ISi; u 0u1,.t1 •t Huntll'l9I011 B .. c11 11·1SI: U"lvtrsity •I Edison 13 ISi, Tustin 11 Oen• .. Ills "'°""'I' Ill, Maler Ott et El OorldO 131 Hl91t Sc'-4-INlne at l.1911N Buch (3 151 Coll...,USIU •I UC In.Ina (1 p.M. '· T ..... y TlltlrtdlY Hlgll S<ltool-Ht •Po•I Elks. Tourn•"''"' Hloll ScltOOl-LB WllMlft 111 Founl.sln v.11.., IH•wpot'I H~ ., Mal ... Otl, Slln1• ""' V•ll•Y "' · Huntll'Qton 8ff(ll •• Minion VlejO Ill. 11cor-•tM11r,CosteM9W•ISa"l•AN,S.O. 0>$11 Mew •t Edlton IJ.U I. 0•11• Hlllt II El dlellatll •I Eslentla l a ll al l IS; ln•lnl 111 Toro 131; l.ll9\INI 8111<11 et l'OOlhlll 131: LB ""4v C.phlr-Valley 13 UI; L9 WlllOn •I Fountlln ti Mui ... !JI. V•tley 13 ISi, O•f'la Hiiis •nd Unt ... e•~IY al ColleQ& ~SIYIOl'll •• Oren90 COHI lJI, Alo Tutllll tour..-t. Hondo •I~ WHl 121. S.ddleti.ck •I Citrus COllf9t--Of~ Co.ul .. LA H•rbo< t2 )01, (JI Alo Hondo•I ~ Wtsl IJ:JOI. C.rrltos•I s.o. ~rlUy dle!N<ll (l•JO); UC I Nine al USC C7 P m.J. Hk,111 ScllOOl-8e .. tlY Hillt 11 Newport Htrtlor w...May ll ISi; c:or-oet Nl•r •1 Senti 9..-Wt UI, Hlo" ScllOOI l.19UP1t BHCll •1 El Toro fl EtltllCll •I l'ulltr1on ll: ISi: ou ... v-•I p M.I; Troy 1 .... ....-(l'o\al4f' o.t. Edison. Sift ,,,,,,,. 131; y OUlnl• •I UnlYUlllY (,.ISi; Cl-nit, F~tln VAiie¥. ~en V~W). Tuslt11 Ctpl\tr•no V•tley •I O•n• Hiiis Ill, 5111 Tourn-t l>ilna Hlllt, Ulll~rttlYI ~~ot MlsslOll VMjo 17 J01;.Legut11 ~Kl'I Coll---SO\llMfll ~lf0<11le 'C01•"9e •• CNtc>-., L•OUM Hlltt ()); Meter Ott ., Lotr• 131. "'•" Cl:lOI; C.I Poly Pon\O'lll •I UC Irvine 801settMlrln. (3'1SI 11301 ~., ltwrsdt'I' Hlgll S<llOOl--OW'ont Ott Mllr •• S.nt• 6¥bert "'""" S<hOot-~ ElkS Tou~y !Coron• -• m I d tl Mtr, cost• Mes•. E•tancla, Newpott Herborl; fU\lln Tourney tOan• Hiii\, U11lv•nllvl Coll...-<;ocdell Wetl •I Cyp,.H 12:301; S.0- dltlNKk •t Cif'OU~I 17: 301. ,,..., High 5<'-l-5an Marcos •I Hunt111gt0118etcll, lrvlM tt Carrlm, IAOUN 8te<h al PKltk a, Dos Pueblos •I Four1t1lr1 V•ll•Y 1•11 •t J:U t, Ktrnel\t ....... et Mtrl11t (71. Cotttg•· Citrus at Or•nge COHI 12: 301; SoutlMrn c.11tornl1 College •t UC Al .. rsiele CJ•:JOI; UC lrvlnt •I San Diego Slate 11:301. lttwnle'( Hl9ll SChOol-OoJ Pve«>IM •• HuntlngtOll a.ecll m 1.m.1; Sen Marco• at F011nt•ln V•llev 111 ··"'"; ICameMmeN •• O•N Hiiis no •. ,.,.>; ,._port Elks Tourn4tl'l'l4tllt (Cott• Mesa, Col'oN Clel Nier. E•t-'•· Newport H•rborl. COllllQI-LOS Angeles CC 111 Goldel'I WUI II p I'll. I , UC ltvl11e 11 San Ole90 Stele (llO<Jl>l-.d« at ,_,,l; Wfftmoftl 11 SouUoern c.11tor11I• Cotteoe IOouOl~eder ••noon I. Baaketball T__.y H 1911 ScflOOl-CIF pt1vo11s !second rOUftd I: Vtrbu"' Ooti 111. Oc;9..-i View •t F-1•1n Vetley Hl9h; Mater. Del Ill (Ompton b ite lo be cl@. t.,mlnectl. Mari,.. at St. Ber11trcl hite to be oe- '""'lned>. ElQfKla et~y Hiiis lslte lobe de· termlnedl: ~ del Mer al Et Dor-1,11• to' be det.,·,.,tfW!dl; CMlyon ISaUOU$1 It 0.... Hilts Clenlallvtly et s.ddl-11 COlleQtl, tll M 7:30 pm. w.-...., Coll~911Qe Col!ltet Carrilo. 0 ·)01. ~ ... ., HI ... SChOot-CIF 4-A, 3-A tnd 2·A playofts lq119rttrf1Nt11. Coll~ T~ •t An-lfn c- ventloll <:Miier. Sllt•l"drt' Coll~ PCAA Tour_..,enl 111 it.Mltel"' COn- wnlloot Cini•• Soccer .,. ...... , Hlglt SchOol-CIF Pl•yOffl (NCO/Id roundl: Olendele 111 Un1...nllY (1;1$1; Slrnl Vtllty vs. fdlto11 a1 Hunllnvton eeac11 High (7 p,m.1. ,,,, .. ., Hlgll S<llOOl -CIF 4·A, J·A, 2·A ptayolh lquarltrtlr11I\). Tennla ,,,......, HIQll S<hool, H1H1ll1'191on Bell<h •t Esttncl• 1)-Ul; f'alO!. Verdltul Unlwnlly ll : IS). Coll ... -UC tn.lne •• ~ llt•<ll Sitt~ 11 pm I. TlltlNJ HIQll $CllOOl-ln<lflt et s.odltblell Ill: F_. tel11 Velley tt 0-Hitt' ta\, VIiia Pel'll at Stn Clem"'" 12 JOI; Mtttf Oel •t V•lerl( .. (JI. CMta ~ at Wtttrnt11tter lS:UI ; l\ntlll II E11ancl• (J•1$); ""'"'rslty •• Edi-Cl:UI; CMOl'lt Oat Mar et"°'""" Hlllt (J: ISi. Coll...--Ore119t C::..st et Mt. S.n A~ 171. $addt-.Cll •t Petomar 111; UC 1,.,,IM et UCL.A 121 Track end Ff eld T.,.,..y Hlgll S<llOOl-ESIMICI• •t Tustin 131. U11(Wr$1• IY et L~ llMCll (31, ~' Hl911 Scll90t -8ots• Gr•nde et Huntfnglon BeaclllJ m . Tlltlndl'I' Hloh S<hOOl-Edh.On •I L& WH&on 13:1SI, MIHlon Viejo •I C«on• dtC Mar 131, o ..... Hiiis at Se" Ohnas Ill; Cllplstr-Valley. An111elmat trvlne 17 p.m.J: ,..ewport H••bOf •I VIII• P•rk ll:1Sl; F-'•1'1 Valley ti £1 Toro (JI; PtcHlca ., M•rlN ():ISi; Sen Clement• at Santa """ Relay~ .. ,..., Htoll 5(1toot-<><e111 View •t C..t• Mew U:U >; 5eft~tll StnttAne Atltys. Collt0e-LA Southwest •I Gotdtn WHI n p.m.1. 1.._111 V•ttey, Cltrvs •t s.doltbtc.k f3l SeWNty Hl9" Sdloot-trvl_, Ill EOOlt Wtst AelfYS et S.n1a AN Olfft9e. coneoe-uc trv 11e at s... Jow stet. tt u p.m.I. Volleyball ...... ., C:Ollegt-4>e<Hlc Cont Club et OolOen WKI n :JO). ~ Hlgll Sc'-1-lulon VltjO at l"'iM (I: U>. ......,.., C:Ollf!Ot-EI c.nlflO •f Goldl<I WHI IA:•>. ....... , Hlgll $CllOOl-CAll\'fO'I •I Est•ncla 111; Le Quint• at lrvlM (71; MMIN at Ocean View 111; Mater Del et c.osi. Mew 171. cou~.,. eoest ., Lono 8•11<" <7:30t, I.A Valley al Gejden w.st 1•:30), .......,., HIQll S<llool-<:Gsll Mew, l!Hencle, UftlYllflll'f .,,., 004"' Vltw ., Inglewood TourN,.,.,,. 1•11 11tv1. Coll•o•-S•rll• ,.,.,., •• , Or•noe COHl 11 JOJ, Gymneatlcs WtfMtUy High 5<11ool-EI A•ndto .. 5'111 CltlMlllt m. LB WllS01111I M11rlM 111. "'"" Colle~ono BeKfl •t Golden Wttt 1?·301 Swimming T.,..._., C.oll~lft9t CN11 9' $0\lthtr11 C.lllomle Atl•Y\ lell lltyl .......,..., co11...-.1e MeftCIO, CM"-v •t Of"•~ Co.st 131. ~,..., ' Cott~"'"' .. LA Htroor Ill; CCll'ln at SHdltCIKIL (I CUii.i. Wre1tttng ~ .. Hlelt Sdloot-SCttt l'l'INt •I tndtpencMnU Hlgtl S.n Jose. ,.. . .. BOSKET BALL Otben ~way Seahawks, DH In Area Tuesda Sunset Leacue champion M arlna, Sea View League cham· pion Estancia. Angelus League champion Mater Dei and tbe Corona del Mar Sea Kin11 are on the road Tuesday nlcbt aa the second round of Cl F basketball playoffs aclipn unfolds. The only Orange Coast area teams drawing home assign- ments are-Ocean View and Dana Hilla. . Ocean View's Seahawks. who picked up their 20th victory of Gerulaitis, Wnnors Vie. From AP Dispatches SAN JCAN. Puerto Rico Americans Vitas Gerulaitis and Jimmy Connors will compete for first prize in a Worl<l Cham· pions hip Tennis round·robin tournament today on the Cer- romar courts, some 20 miles from San Juan. . G e r u 1 a i t i s b e a.t f e ll o w American Peter Fleming 6·1. 6·3 in Saturday's second match to complete the round-robin pnase Jn Saturday 's other two matches, Connors beat Italian Adriano Panatta •-6. 6-5. 6·2 and Romanian llie Nastase beat Spain's Manuel Orantes 6-4, M . Panatta was leading 5·3 in the second set after winning the first, but Connors won the next two games and then took the tiebreaker 7 -4 before easily cap· luring the third set. , ... ,, •... DENVER -Wojt.ek Fibak or Poland advanced Saturday t.o the finals of tennis tournament with a 7·5. 4·6. 6-3 victory over Dick Stockton. Fibak will face Victor Amaya, who made Arthur Ashe his latest victim when he served up a fi..7, 7 ·5. 64 victory. "I think in the third set I was maybe a little more concentrat· ed," Fibak said or the crucaal final set. Stockton · was risltiog too much." Fibak said the first game set the tone for the second set. .. 1 couldn't bit two good shots in a row." Fibak said "It I could bav broken him there and 1hen held serve. I think l wowd have been a different game." The final set was much like the first. F l bak breaking Stockton in the third game and again in the ninth and last - game. when Stockton had three double faults. Fibak put the mateb away with a forehand passing shot after two break points. the ae~ ht tile o er Friday night, bat\le Verbu Del. the No. 1 1ee.&."' t IF 4·A playoffs and the-1ame s billed for Fountain Valley Hlsh. Dana Hills, w~ sot past Charter Oit Ftla'\ duels Ca· nyon High \)f Sau~us , which staggered tbe ~'·A No. 1 seed, Righetti. 'ttiat game is ten· tatlvely set for_ Saddleback Collea•. t f'1 ".JlfT Of the ro'Jd. 1.-ies : St. Bernard is ._theil h4l9f, team to Marin~. S'4nO)'~lrtls host s Estancia, El J>or o i5 the home school against C 'I dcl Mar and Mat.et Di'i qi~ vel to the Compton area t6 H" Compton High. tJrn Tuesday 's games are billed for 7: 30 starts with all games at a neutral site. '. Area Tennis Swnmaries c:.t*-VllMY 0... MIN ~ ..... W•l9M def EmltNn 1.t, f•S: l<llfl clef Pa"e~ •1 •1; ~def, Aelfllolll .. ,, ~. <>PoelU c1e{. Gude 1-4; ... • s.m.r-.. Wr19f'11oef ~ .. 1 ... l ,..,J; ICl«rdet ()p. IM'IU ....... t 0.-.. Ptrllei'•l.illllor9 Clef, F11l•Wlf'• T-6-3 M ; l!Ol'd-Gudlf *"· Mtliey·~ , ... W. 6·2 WOMIN ,. .......... Mhklleton clef. Orclonff ._., 1.t •COO'r d.i J-'4 ... 1. -• Women's Track Satllrday's Race ResUlts Loa Alamttoa ( ........................... 1 Flr\I -~-Ed*M'd Eden IGoudtUul 1'00 13.20, •.40. RtO ~I"" IChlll t 40. • 40; 8emboor t Aa1<11fordl4.QO; UeaKla IWl ,,.JO 19) 70. SKonc1 r.u-c>ulll Woofefl !Mei.ti IO 60, 4.JO. 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AOQer• IGI 50.16; 2 S-IOI J2 03; J, LllQIUiSI (01 U 01 100 bll<lt-1 Cormett (011 14.lS• t. IC-(GI l u .u , 3 Oot1ret1I01t·1t 7' SOO trw-1. Smlll> 10 1 S·OJ.tt; t . Mltef\llltNf' IG I S:04.4S; J Br-IOIS IL4'. JOO btffsl-I M<SM!limtr IG I 1:11 it: 2. Sitter 101 t :?l.03 :l Brosi>" 1012.3'.tt ) ..,,.,.. cliv1119-1 ,...., 101 "'r= i. ic11rt1 1011'2.llO;). ~ COi US 10 ..co lrte n111y 1. o..-. eo.st J n JI .. ---- \ l l • I r Featurl!!f1_·-·-·-----~--.F···Uaty-2S •.• 19·79-----0·A'·LV·Pl·LO·'f-·- ·:· ... ~ves Saint biurent- " J " I • The new spring collection features pants of various lengths, side-slit skirts, tailored tops and dresses. t ~ Briggs Cunn1n1h•m Auto M us~um wu a s-rfect place to show the '30s. nd 1 1 '40ll looks in the new spnng collection by 1 J·•Yves S.Unt Laurent. orl Pnllented by Neiman-Me r cus, the col- 1 ri Jection was paraded for a black-tie· au dleate of 120 durins a benefit (or the auto mu~m !Ill Prices of the des i&ns ranse up to $1600 for appliqued jackets. Saint Laurent uses brlght colors. navy and white for bis various lengths of pants. tailored tops. and dresses. All ol the collection will be available at Neiman-Marcus, Newport Beach. , Above left, slacks for spring. Accessories include pouch at waistline and jaunty sailor caps. Above right, trim suits with tailored jackets. Skirt has buttons down the front. At left, belted ensemble features skirt, zippered jacket. Changing ·of th.£~: Image: Ultimate Test Clu!'1JI •••• the conclution that no matter bow mucb I would like to I 'll never be• 8.MW penon -a simple person needs a simple car. After dinner David Hd I went to tbe local Volvo dealer. The salesman wu a pleuant En&lillunan who wanted IOtake ut for 1 ''tbrill ride" in b.lJ DOl·for·aale demo "crub car." Aa he admonisbed u to buck.le OW' 1eatbelta • and "bang on." be explamed the vetucle was used only to demonstrate the ruggedness and dependability of a Volvo and would be sent back to Sweden al the end of lhe year to be de- molished. Suddenly we were off on a Wild Hatter's ride, turning 360s on the rain·sllck streets, roll· inl over curbs and zipping around comers like a Formula car. My husband in ~ back seat mumbled something about the vehicle being •'stodgy and rutlea ... Then the salesman made the ultimate mis· take. Around our house there la a standing joke about the way I drive, so when he asked me to take the wheel, 1 was ecstaUc but my husband wasn't. In command of this elegant car, I fell my new l~J~ y.oas finally reality. I rolled over curbs, fUded over s mooth streets and wben I found an empty parking lot with concrete bar· rien I couldn't reslat 1ivtnc tbe "crub car" tbe uJtJmatetest . 1 mounted \be bumps at 30-mlles-per-bour with as much excitement as a kid on a new bike doing a wheelie. Then came the loud, "Crunch, crash, bang, thud!" I have learned over the years that the only thing to do in a sticky situation is to smile and pretend it isn't happening -but l felt much bet- ter when the Englishman finally took bis bands off bis face and David stopped shaking. It was a slow drive back to the dealership. On Wednesday. the Volvo salesman called to see lf we were still interested ln a car and casually menlioned his $9,000 demo was in the earage for repain . When I came home from work I found a large, Jagged concrete chunk on my ctreuer. Handlettered across its f ace was lbe followinc : ''Cheryl Romo, Volvo Test Dnve, 2/20/79." A souvenir from the {>arking lot. When a woman ls trying to chan1e her Im· a1e -it helps to have a husband with a sense or humor. \ -DAILY ptLOT • &nday, rtbn.IMY 21. 1111 O.lly ...... ,...... " •k loard 1< .. 111.r Kadi Bruner and Tom Bruner serve tea and dessert. ( Horoscope ) MONDAY, FEB. ZI By SYDNE Y OMARR ARIF.s IMar. 21-Apr. 19): You are encouraged as special group, or - ganization backs position. Display courage, independence, originality. TAURUS <Arp. 20·May 20): Accent on romance, variety, wish fulfill· ment. Study Aries message. You re· gain sense of direction. One who aided, taught you in past will make reappearance. GEMINI <May 21-June 20 ): Em- phasis on career, advancement, get- ting together -on social basis - with boss, authonty figure. Enlarge horizons -· maintam positive attitude concerning expansion. CANCER <June 21-July 22): Obtain hiot from Gemini message. Open lines of communication. Roadblock to 'progress is removed. You succeed through advertising, publishing, spreading the word. LEO <July 23-Aug. 22>: Physical attraction dominates -you feel more alive. Gemini, Virgo, Sagit- tarius persons could play key roles. Be ready for questions, excitement of challenge. VIRGO •Aug. 23-Sept. 22>: Tie loose ends -check legal maneuvers. E mphasis on partnership, public im- age. Protect youself in clinches. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct. 22 >: Steer cleat of confrontations. Maintain low profile. You sense something of im· portance is to occur. Heed inner voice. SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 2U: Nothing occurs halfway -it is all or nothing. Money and love, creativity, i mprinting style -these are spotlighted. Accent on significant changes, children, speculation. SAGITrAlllUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21 >: Conclude business transaction ; get prices, find missing elements, tie loose ends. You can close deal, buUd on solid structu re, insure future security. CAP .. COllN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19 ): Emphasis oo ideas, getting to heart of matters, reaching understanding with close relative. Money and pro- perty could be involved. AQUAJUUS <J an. 20·Feb. 18): Ac - cent on getting most for money. ef. forts. Cancer, Capricorn, Pisces figure prominently. Hunch concern- ing ownership, mode of operation should be heeded. PISCES <Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Moon in your sign, cycle high, return of timing and vigor indicated. Social ac- tivity increases. You can make valuable contacts. Teatime In Antique Shop By J UDITH O~ON Of,,,. o.u, l'llot St.ff It's a rather unusual set-up ton restaurant. U you Ul<e the teapot or chlna, or the table you're sitting at, you can buy them-as long as you pick them up before 11 a.m. That's when Tea and Sympathy opens and the proprietor, Toni Bruner, has to replace them for the current day's patrons. Tea and Sympathy is not really a r estaurant. Mrs. Bruner points out, but an English tea room which specializes in "very British" foods. It also 1s an antique store featur- ing items from the British Isles and Mrs. Bruner uses one aspect of her business to sup- port the other. THE ANTIQUES were an afterthought, the Costa Mesa resident said. She had wanted to open a tea room for many years and decided that it would be too difficult to pay the rent on tea alone. She has found , however, in the first few weeks. that the tea and luncheon foods have met the overhead. The name comes from the British tradition of housewives meeting their friends after the washing, ironing, cleaning and marketing are done. They have tea and lend each other "sym- pathetic ears," Mrs. Bruner said: THE MENU IS enough to make a Limey drool: Comish pastie and peas, sausage roll, steak and kidney pie, sardines on toast, toasted crumpets, trifle and scones. "The menu was too authentic at first," Mrs. Bruner said. "We served marrowfat peas but we had to switch to garden peas. We bad to add gravy to the_m.eat pies. Americans want gravy on everything." The trifle is a secret recipe from Claridge's in London, which Mrs. Bruner, a 1'ondoner, says is "an exceptional hotel for dining." There are also tarts of various kinds and she is working on an apple crumble cake to add to the menu. "It's all very English things," the owner noted. · TEA AND SYMPATHY, located In Costa Mesa, is a deliberately homey place. There are lace curtains on the windows, a fireplace, a portrait of the Bruners on the mantle, seating fo r just under 30 and family members pouring tea. Mrs. Bruner's daughters, Kad1 and Lmaa, are her partners and her son David, 14, pours tea on Saturdays. Her husband, Don, plays the role of host on weekends. The Bruners' pastor, Gene Swanson from Harbor Christian Church. offered the first prayer whe~ the tea room was opened and Mrs. Bruner says "God has smUed down on us." SHE HAS NOT forgotten all of the people who helped put the lea room together. They are all listed and thanked on the back of the menu, from the typcsettE'r to the drywall cootractor. HOROSCOPE/ERMABOMBECK People Pairing- It's coming and no one can !!lop it. l 'm talking about th pairing up of people who share common a(- l.tibutes. The division or smoke r s vs . non · smokere. Jouera vs. non·Jo11ers. drinkers a1atnlt teetotalers, tboae with exacl Chi.Die .nd those without. Now it's a tolleee In Mal no wbicb. In the hopes of cuttln1 fuel bills, ts ask.lna atudeols whether they're normal· ly coJd-blooaed or hot- b Io oded . Once the division la made, all the cold·blooded students will be placed in the hented dormitories and the hot-blooded ones can 11it by un open window smrt P<'~PIJ't". ForM1vo my opt.imi11m, but I lhJnk this is d, .. (lnllt'ly a hreakthrouKh 10 th.-War of Dir. frr~nrrs. Thr reason why W(.' h ttYC had liO muc h trouble with human n •lutlonKhtpit In th1 1t t•o1mtry Is we try l<> force mlamut.cd people Into und ·ratandln1 one ltrlOlhf'r E,.... ••••Mele In the future, l'd lllle lt f'iDll Does not to see an aooUcaUon for Hl#er phone uaW he is a marriase llcenae cclr· summoned cle the response that nta V e e d a d o 1 a l best) that apeU. It all table OoeA not IMd. dog out. at table Snorer Noo·enorer Electric Blanket : Wben be aeta • eold 3 s over 7 b ellevea he wl II 1 et Kidney e11p1tclty on well Belleve• he •Jll vactlon: 4 hours 9 neveraetwell houu two day1 or Expecta chan1e from more morutJ he hu flven out. Rau-In order of th &r Ooe1 n ot eJrpe"t lmp•ortance: Birth of cban&e "'°!" money bl' Twin•. Suiler Bowl, baa alvenoiA Wife's Birthday, 8oat By toUy, Ju.tt the ex Show cltement ot lftrnwing Oinncr tle1ponae: I that someday ~usbandi. don 't care I core will be dJvtded 111to lhO!lt.• nead.ts 1n bed Sl~pa who turn thett soc.ks In bed Eat.a In bed right sade out belor1· Clips moaazine& and tbrowln& lhem io lht• newspapers Ooea not hamper and those who cli p ma&azinu and leave them w li~ b~ls newapapera • •· • Juet &iv• -. 1oo:w Anawen phone wbe11 bunu,.r TDDAT'I ClllllllD l'UllLI ACROSS 1 Penniless: Slang 6 Russian despots t1 As111tc country 16 Distributed 21 Strictness 22 Mollify 23 Approaches 24 Loosen 25 Lava 26 Shamash·s wile 27 Concerning 28 Miled's son 29 Stupors 30 Compass pt. 31 Masc. title 32 Musical direction ~Granular snow 38 Old Instru- ment 38 Pebble 40 Repeat: Mus. 41 Tex111e fiber 43 Tears • 45 Sharp pain 47 Eon 48 Noggin top •9 Wandered 52 European capital 54 Band instrument 56 Small horses 59 Pile 61 Eternities 83 Hebrew weights 87 Elude 68 Vend 70 Meteorolo- gist 72 London gallery 73 Marl 74 Swiss river 76 Uproars n Suffice . 78 Greek letter 152 Church part .0 Egyptian 103 Din m Peerer 154 -a.t>a soul 104 Coarse 80 SGa er • -155 Hosp. sect. 42 Stage 106 Chsl'lging 82 Irish spade 156 SGythe: Scot. whisper 108 Twitch 83 Biblical 157 Color .. Shabby 109 Historic pert- name • 46G!Nm od: 2wonta 85 Trustil'lg 158 Travel 48 Young 112 Dotwel• 87 Holy "?,· 160 Army abbr. Ulmon 113 Seth'a son 88 Crude artar 181 -PfOfundls 50 Letter 115 Asiatic 90 Entertain 183 One or any 91 Perish 164 Montague·s 51 Mom's mate weights 92 Truly son 53 I.Oner 118 Shatter 93 Paddle 166 Sir Gareth's 55 Wasps 118 Heb<ew 94 Mouths lady 56-Pan fetter 95 Distend 167 Bury 57 Egg-shaped 119 Baby 98 Greeting 169 Siiiy 58 Of birth carriage 100 Pigpen 171 Build 60 Coat 120 Bandage 101 Impatiently 172 Access 62 Mariner 122 F.O.A. eager 64 Vert> torm agency 105 Green shade 173 Tantaltze 65 Pluto 123 Exist 106 DuC1 174 Small pies 107 Shaping 86 Stenor 128 "--Sht machine 88 Interweave TrombOnes" 109 Eg~er DOWN 89LUO 128 Shield: Var 110 Ne lher 1 Copper alloy 71 Implement 130 Trine 11l Alleged 2 Lariat 73 Stroblle 132 Faint force 3 Blbllcal kfng 75 Turmeric 1~ Dominion 112 Analyze 4 Hawaiian 79 Appendage 135 Market 114 Bind tree 80 o.gy 138 Smalll drum 115 Yugoslav 5 Hibernia leader 6 &IH.Caclng 81 ComPOled 137 Former: 116 Shadow: material 83 onenuil Prefnc Comb. form 7 Tired one nuraemalo 1311 Small bird t17 Gum flavor 8 Morlndin dye 84 Greek letter 1C1 Walk: 121 American 9Sora 86 Motlonleas 2 words ally 10 Maple -87 Sall: Fr. 144 Diphthong 123 Accumulate 11 Enrage 811 Meny 145 Tiit 12• Pep 12 New: Prefix 90 Foot part 1.S Fort P'OfJGS 125 Brown kiwis 13 Dikes 92 ··--. 148 lalet 127 Man's name 1c Wrathful That'a My f<tll HOltow' 128 Rubs out • 129 Hindu month 15 Classify Baby" 151 Thlckflt:8b8· 131 Hurried 18 Sand ridge 94 German king 153 Redact 133 Claims 17 Compass pt. 95 Hlllalcle 158 Q!yi Fr. 135 Plant 1talk 18 Attending 96 Broeden 1118 Elernatly: • 138 Norse gob-19 Aeatrlct 17 Print Poet. tin: Var. 20 Succinct "'"5Uf e 162 Alfonso·• 1.0 Wicked 33 Jewlah 96 Injure queen tC2 Half: Prefix month 9tCereal 166 Myself 1'3 Multitude JS Sins 100 Bundle 1118 Chinese 147 Levy 148 -on: Urged 37 Annameae 101 Whit pigoda 150 Cuchulalnn' s measure 102 EArly 170 Metric wife 391mplah f'eruvlena measure SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS ----------.. 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DAILY PILOT I • > a! -.2 Eii: s~ •• 50 ii ·-;! ~E ?J • E • z I • .. ! 5 • c a ~ I i I l ~--------------------------------------------------__ ..... __________________ ..... ~ ... ..-..-..i ..... ~------~-.i - ... • Wolcott-Speaker Oonna Lynn S~aktr of Culv r Clty and John ~enck Wolcott of Huntington Beuch t"x changed· ~ding vow1 in Culver City 8apUst Cburch. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Speaker or San Diego, graduated from Hamilton ltigb School in Los Ange les and West Los Angeles Medical School She will be employed as a lab technician in lluntingtoo Beach. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger F . Wolcott of Huntington Beach, graduated from Marina High School and is attending Golden West College .. The couple will make their home m Hunt-ang~on Beach after a wedding trip to Palm Springs Smith-Brown Teresa Ann Smith or Costa Mesa and Scott Howard Brown of San Diego are engaged to be married. The -bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Smith of Costa Mesa, graduated from Costa Mesa High School, Orange Coast College anct Sao Diego Sta te Universit y. Sbe ls ' employed by the telephone company in San Diego. The future bridegroom. son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Clarence Brown of San Diego, graduated from Crawford High School in San Diego and at- tended San Diego State. An Aug. 11 wedding is pl anned in the Church of Covenant in Costa Mesa. Tyler-Rossi Renee Michele Rossi of Huntington Beach a nd Dennis Walker Tyler or Tustin exchanged wedding vows in Newport Harbor Lutheran Church of Newport Beach. The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Rossi of Huntington Beach, graduated from Edison High School. She is employed as a s ecretary by Douglas Oil Company of Costa Mesa. • The bridegroom gr aduated from Costa Mesa High School and a ttended Orange Coast College. He is employed by Sir Speedy, Inc. The~uple will mak~heir home in Tustin. Beaumont-Haynes Mr. and Mrs. Russell Monroe Beaumont or Nelfporl Beach ha ve announced the engage. ment of their daughter, Chriatine Vivian Beau- mont to Dr . Kenneth C. Haynes. An April 7 wedding date is planned. The bride -elect graduated from Monticello College, Temple University and is currently wor ldnc to ward he r mas ters i n s peech pathology at Cal State Fullerton. . The future bridegroom graduated from Kan su Stale University and the Kansas State Unlvensity College of Veterinary Medicine. He now is practicing in Anaheim. Shafer-Singler Shonell J . Shafer of Cost a Mesa and Craig L Singler of Costa Mesa are engaged to be mar· t ied. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene T. Shafer of Costa Mesa. graduated from Esta ncia High School and attended Orange Coast College. The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund L. Singler of Morgan Hill, graduated from James Madison High School in VieMa, Va .. and Orange Coast College. He currently is attending Cal State Long Beach. A March 3 wedding is planned in St. J oa chim Catholic Church, Costa Mesa . Posson-Kay Christine Kay or Costa Mesa and David Al - lan Posson of El Toro exchanged wedding vows in Community Church Congregational. The bride. da ughter of Mrs. Ann Kay Carter of Costa Mesa, graduated from Newport Harbor High School and USC where she affiliated with P i Beta Phi. The bridegroom , son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Posson of El Toro, graduated from Parker High School in Arizona and atlended Orange Coast CoUege. The couple will m ake their home in Costa Mesa after a wedding tr ip to Mammoth and Lake Tahoe. Bergey-Hadley Pamela Kathleen Hadley and Garvin Scott Bergey exchanged wedding vows in St. Nicholas Church in Laguna Hills. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ,_ William Jfadley or Newport Beach. graduated from Corona del Mar High School and at~nded the University of Arizona. Tucson. She ·s e mployed as a flig ht a ttendant for Air California. Mrs. Bergey Mrs. Boyer The bridegroom, son or retired Cmdr. and Mrs. Gale Bergey of Mariposa, graduated from Piedmont High Sc hool and Oa kland City College, El Camino College, Glendale College and Northrop Institute of Technology. He is employed as a captain by Air California. The couple will make their borne in Trabuco Canyon after a wedding trip to Hawaii. Boyer-Schmidt Bonnielyno Marie Schmidt of Costa Mesa and Michael Ste ven Boyer of Costa Mesa ex- changed wedding vows in St. J oachim Church or Costa Mesa. The bride, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt, of Ri vers ide, graduated from El Modena. Orange. She is employed by Edwards Laboratories. The bridegroom . son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyer of Costa Mesa, graduated from Costa Mesa High School and currenUy attends Orange Coast College. He is employed by Townsend· Textron. The couple will make their home In Costa Mesa after a wedding trip to Aspen. Reday--Cook Mr. and Mrs. Ladislaw Reday of Newport Beach have announced tbe engagement of their daugh~r. Michele Anne Reday, to Michael H. Cook. Teen Into Dope, Booze The bride-elect graduated from Antioch West. She ia director of the Mental Health Ad· vocacy Project in Los Angeles. The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J . Cook of Philadelphia, i.s an attorney with the Department of Health, Educatiot;l and Welfare. in Washington, D.C. DEAR -ANN LANDERS : It is important that you print this letter because I speak for a Jot of teen-agers who don't have the guts lo write. •J'Jn a 14-year-old who smokes pot, drinks beer and whisky, a nd does other drugs. For soine reason the rest of the world con- siders us scum and they treat us that way, Adults think kids get high to be cool and go along with the rest of the gang. WRONG. We get high because we want to. No one holds a gun to our heads and makes us do it. I've been smoking pot since I was 12. I smoked cigarettes four years before that. I quit because I found out it was a medical fact that smoking tobacco was more dangerous to your health than smoking pot. So, le~ve us· potheads alone and worry about yourselves. I think the jocks have more of a problem than we do. RIDIN'lUGHIN EVANSVILLE, Ind. DEAR RIDIN' WGH: Better put on your crub helmet -yoa're headlag for a fall. And when it happens, we "sqaares" an: the ones who will piek you up and try to put you baek together. As to why you get spacy, it doesn't matter whether it was pee r pressure or your own personal decision. The results are &he same. Fried brains, nerves shot, motivation ntl, years wasted. I nod it interesting that you qalt smoking dgaret&es because you learned they were bad for your health. Please look Into whiskey and those other drugs you ue dol.ag. Angel dust? Coealne? Hash? Acid? Uppers and downers? Maybe these won't give yoa lug cancer but tMy can do an enormous amo90t of physical and emotioDJll damage. Angel dut can kill you -or make you kill yourself. S&op belnl such a wise py and (o to the 11eares& clnlg abase center aad 1et edacated before you end op O.D. 'd ln a morgue. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I identified wilb t.be girl who feels humiliated because she's fat. l. too. am eating myself sick. I often cry and hate myself for my lack of will power . I feel pow~rless, lonesome and depressed. But I agree with you. I don't deserve pity and I don't want it. Five years ago 1 was in the same spot she's in now. I looked like a baby hippo and kept eat-ing everything that didn't bite me first. It took me two years to ·control my mouth. Finally I shed all those unwanted pounds. (So ipany I'm asha med to tell you the exact number.) Six months ago I left the country and was separated from friends and relatives. I started to e at again1and gained everythj.ni back. I feel horrible aruf worthless, but I'm ready to get trim once again -and I'm determined to do it. I r realize I need psychiatric help and I'm getting it. I expect it to take longer this Ume, but I'm not discouraged. I know I'll reach my goal. So once more, Ann, thank you for refusing to feel sorry for us fatties. Sometimes we need some needling to get 1oing -and you 1ave it to me -but good. -FAT BUTHOPEFUL DEAR HOPEFUL: Yov appreaell 11 IHll· ble. Yoa aren't gola1 la for UJ el &lleee Uek7 clJets. YOll're 1ett1a1 prolelllallal llelp. I'• W · &lag this time yo11•u stay Ill• penauetaU,. Cheers! For quick results set your salts for the Boat· tng classified ads of the Daily Pilot. 642-5678 The couple will be married in April and will live'in Washington, D.C. Heiner-Hermes Wendy An~ Hermes and Steven Dwaine Heiner both of Huntington Beach, exchanged wedding vows in Christ Lutheran Church of Costa Mesa. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Richard Hermes of Huntin2ton Beach. ~raduated from Marina High School and Golden West Colle1e. She is· employed as a wedding con- sultantatLafayette Wedd~gC~apel. The bridegroom; son of Mr. and Mn. Larry Heiner of Huntington Beach, also graduated from Marina High School and Golden West Colle_Je. He is e mployed by Stater Bros. Market. The couple will make their home in Otis Orchard, Wash. Spray-Bruce Gayle Jean Spray and Eric Douglas Bruce are engaged to be married. The bride-elect, dau1hter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Sprar of Coroaa del Mar, graduated from Corona de Mar High School and Cal State Long Beach. The future brides.room, son or Mr. and Mrs. William D. Bruce of Newport Beach, graduated from Corona del Mar HJgh School and Cal State Lona Beacb. A M~ weddln1 ta plaooed lo St. Andrews Presbyterian Cburcb, Newport Beach. umTUTION NOW OPUI. YOUR CHILD DESERVES THE BEST! 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Mertll •• "" ...... ,, PtJBUC NOTICE .. • EDITOR'S NOTE -M~holl Pott~ recntl11 WO• an A/nco /or o vocataon ond ~ to tMU Jul· /ure. t/Wt b4rthploce of Ku,.to Ktrtt1, tlw A/neatt on· ce1tor of Al.-.r 11~·, book "Root•." Htn ta In.,.. port. wnthm UJ)OTI hi• return to,,.. Ufdlfd State•: By MICKAt:L PAn EUON CJUCAOO CAP> -When "Roots:' author Alex •IAJ•)' traced hi" llrtea .. to the tJny West Afrlcan v1\lage or Juffure, Gambla, he created an ancestraJ home ror all black Americans. lP lhe years since Haley made Ills memora· ble jourMy to the little vlllage on the banks or th Gambia River, bl1ck Americans bave nOt'kcd to the area by tbe hundreds ln search or a blt or their past. . THE BLACK AMERICANS who visit Juf· rure may ool be able to trace their ancestry to Gambia. but they may be sure that if their an· cestora came from West Africa they were born and raised in a similar community. The town. with its gr ass huts. stone houses and large peanut and rice fields. is an example of the basic West African village. The villagers still live in much t he same manner as they did when Kunta Kinte was growing up there more than 200 years ago . When Afro-Americans visit Juffure, the villagers derive great satisfaction in welcoming them as long.Jost brothers or sisters, because, as the Mandinkas who live there say. "You don't know for sure that they weren't Man· dlnkas.•· THE VILLAGE, WHICH was described in Haley's book and has become familiar to millions of Americans who have watched the television series based on the book. bas become a national monument and government officials have limited visits to three days a week, "so as not to disturb the residents• normal lif esty\es. '· The second part of the television series. "Roots: The Next Generations." concludes tonight on ABC· TV. The Mandinkas in the Juffltre region say they are fond of visitors , especially Afro· Ame ricans. And Charles J allow, a spokesman for the Gambian Government Tourist Agency. said he thinks the tourists -black and white - that come to J uffure are good for the villagers , "because seeing ne w people helps them broaden their outlook on life." · The Mandinkas really know how to make a visitor feel a t home. WHEN THEY SIGHT a car traveling down the dusty, r~ dirt road that leads to the village, the people come out or their homes, waving and s ho u ting .. Albandega. Albandega .. - "Welcome. Welcome." Children run alongside the car singing. laughing joyfully and echoing their parents welcome. Sitting in the central compound with mem· hers of the Kinte clan, a black American got the feeling that this wasn't so different from a visit with relatives in the rural South. The clothes and language were different, but the gestures and mannerisms were s trikingly similar. And the Mandtnkas have a feeling of affini· ty for Afro·Americans . "You were stolen from here a long time ago, but now you back home." a young Mandinka man sajd lo the village's American guest. WHILE VISIT I NG Juffure. a n Afro· American cannot help but wonder what his life would have been like if rus ancestors had not been brought t-0 America. And upon parting with the villagers there ls an underlying feeling of nostalgia, perhaps a de· sire to spend more time in this unspoiled w.on· derland of immense natural beauty, far from the fast-paced urban life. But then, with a sigh of resignation, the vis· itor remembers America and its conveniences and bids a reluctant, but necessary fareweU to the good people of Juffure. l.Aut Epuolle James Earl Jones stars u author Alex Haley interviewing American Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell, played by Marlon Brando, in the conclusion of. "Roots: The Next Generations/' alring from 9 to 11 tonight on ABC, CbaMel 7. Enroute to his ancestral home ln Africa, Haley a lso lnt.ervlew1 Malcolm X, Portrayed b:v Al Freeman Jr,, • -- THEATER t.P Wlt"e,.,. .. 42NO STREET THEATER REFURBISHED FOR OPENING But Main Entrance It on Relatlvety Safe 43rd Street Street Reeovery Steps Taking Back Door Rowe NEW YORK <A Pl -It used to glitter. lhis 42nd Street just off Times Square. It had fine restaurants. legitimate theaters. lop stars. well-heeled playgoers. It was where the swells went to see and be seen. Not now. not with old second· run movie houses and porn theaters. And fast-food. cheap clothing and camera stores. And 11 pe1ep s hows . some offering two·b1t looks at bestiality . And uoorway dudes lurking about. try. ing to sell pot. mutte ring. "Smoke! Smmmmmoke?" But the Street That Took a Dive may finally be taking ten· lative steps to recovery. helped, Ironically. by legitimate theater. NO MATl'ER that the steps literally are through the back door. the 43rd Street doors of the old Apollo Theater. Built in 1910, it's a house where W.C. Fields cavorted in "Poppy." where Lione l Barrymore did "Mac· beth." where George White had "Scandals ... In recent years. it's been a second·run mov1e home you en· tered on 4.2nd Street. Now. its mlll'QO@ Stanas ou rom Chose he ralding XXX·r:rted "CbJna Cat" or "M ea t c l eave r Massacre" and "Love Camp 27." The s ign says : "T heatr e Closed Temporarily for Remodelling and Repair Will Reopen ... with new 43rd Street entrance and Gala Broadway HEAVEN CAN WAIT WARREN BEATIY WINNlll I ACAOElll'I AWAllO~TIONS Play 'On Golden Pond.' " The premierP is Wednesday. "POND," CO-PRODUCED by Greer Garson, the Oscar· winning actress. and veteran Broadway producer.press agent Arthur Cant.or. 1s the Apollo's first legitimate stage show since .. Blackbirds of 1933." "It will affect 42nd Street because 1t is a 42nd Street theater. And hopefully, when that street is developed, there can be two e ntrances. People won 't come in on 42nd Street right now." Not only is the l , 163·seat Apollo returning from movie lo stage use. so is the 1,275-seat Lyric -built in 1903 -just a few d<;><>rs away. IT'S ALSO HAD a 42nd Street portal for years. But when it goes legit. the entrance also will be on the next block. ·w e definitely plan to re-do th e Lyri c o nce the Apollo opens." s ays -Martin Levine. head of the Brandt theater chain that .runs t.b4 t.w~ lheeters ancr five other 42nd Street havens of second·run movies. Will the other five also be converted for stage use? ·'They'll have to wait until we see how we do with the first two." he says. adding that the Apollo 's resto ration for live th eater i s costing between • SJS0,000 and $400.000. (()\ ACADEMY AWARD '@ NOMINATIONS BEST PICTURE DIRECTOR • ACTOR SUPPORTING ACTOR • SUPPORTING ACTRESS PRESENTED IN70M.M.DOLBY 6 TRACK STEREO· PHONIC SOUND RC6ERT DE NIRO A MICHAEL CIMINO FILM UNIVERSAL PICTURES llld EMI FILMS "THE OEER HUNTER" ~u,.,. JOHN CAZALE ·JOHN SAVAGE· MERYL STREEP ·CHRISTOPHER WALKEN Sc•_.,." OERIC WASHBURN Slolr" MICHAEL CIMINO ' DERIC WASHBURN ,.. LOUIS GARFINKLE ' QUINN K. REDEKER ,,_,... c..i."" JOANN CARfLLI '"'°'""-'''MARION ROSENBERG ,... JOANN CARElll -.. .., STANLEY MYERS "'°"'""BARRY SPll(INGS. MICHAEL DEELEY. MICHAEL CIMINO.-. JOHN PEVERALL o.rrcw e1~""' VILMOS ZSIGMOND. ast Dwfddtt MICHAEL CIMINO 4~11QIUl-PL,Al$0ilf Cl! ...... r-e.tM.;J .----.~ . . . ..•. ~ .. ' MOVIE COMMENTARY ·Co11:spicuou s P resumption Upsets Are Newman & Altman Effort in 'Q uinte t' Symptoms of Culture •18TANL&YKAVFl"MANN , ...... ......_....,..._ Robert Allman I beeonunc a public embar , ... llMID&. ~f\er '1'bre. Women" and "A Wedd ng," wblch were declarations of pr~aumptuoua b_.r\lllU1. ht come• up with "QuJotet," whlc'h doeu "t even ltav. the ~ to deda~ itself baatnpt. Allman rans • b\a paclu are veey dttt rat from OIM another In aubjtrt. He ls ~hnlully ac ('OmplleMd. H1I alma. Of' 1mpUuuou ol lhem_. arf' loft,-. Amd tMM t.briot matte"-have alnn him a k>t of ~. hav bamboodtd a lot of commen· haft; Al • r'Ml18ed art.lit, In any Hrious Mose. Ilea h• ....-btea mon nuhy. and lhe naatt ls oow 1acMaar•t.. .. l .jaa't wUevca In rt"tro.pecUve pndeitlUaaUon I dllll'l think lhat a later bad work rMUffl the 1tatur~ or an t-urlltr one. I don't no-. do"' n •rade "MASH " or "The Loa• Ooodbj't>." lhr on· Iv two AHquan:, I've reall y like d . o r "NaahvUle." which at leas t had some Rl'll· diwhlp aerated rich ness. All around these f e w were the many Altmans l didn't like : ··Brewster McCloud." ''McCabe and Mrs Miller, .... Images." .. Thieves Lik.e Us." "California S plit." "Buffalo Bill and the ROBERT ALTMAN Indians.·· HE HAS ALMOST always been s purious. puny. a fast-talking merchant of aesthetic glitz, with two exceptions when his facile feverish satire managed to strike borne But lhe worst of bis past -which is to say. the majority of bis films -and ............. leocll Hlgll Sdtoot presents '6A t>PtAlTS£ •• ................ H.S. , ........ ... JI.Me. t,J, J 1:00,... ....... u.oo IJ6-Zll4 A . ACADEMY AWARD ~NOMINATIONS lncludlng: BEST ACTRESS Ellen Alan Burstyn Alda ~~me, 6Next~" .__.,..,,_.,. ... --A~ Plct111'£ Tedlnltolor9 NOW PLAYING 91Cll&YIWI• 1•111T10• -IEll PIC11m • 8EIT ICTll IEIT .. ,•n• acma IEll ....... IClll 1m-. IDT ICIEEIPUY_ NOW PLAYING --T "*'""'~· 11141 lt1-449) ..... , .. BlOIO IH41!111·9el0 tbe varuou.a 1naolenrt-of bll last three plctures co mt• pretty l'lo. t• to 3 fixing of his rate. "Qu.lntel " WH written by a team or three, ID· cludln1 AJtmon. from an ort1lnaJ atory by a team or thrt't!, tncludloa AltmAD. and l1 paralyun1ly plcL tupelled v.lt.h a mumbUn1, 1uttural pr~ tentlou nt ~ tt '1 laid tn thtt rutur when, appa~nUy. the aun ha wuhdr•wn and the earth Is left ln perma· nent wl~ter TH STOaY. WHICH I'm certalnly not toing to d tau. ta tin a •now~. virtually deserted city, with cauered au.cvJvoa in the icy ruin .and wuh bands ol 1cavtn1l.n1 doss IThe dogs a.re all of one brN'd apparenUy the only breed that could 1urv1ve the cold.> Tht survlvon aambl , a 1ame called Quintel that Altman u ya he Invented. which is a credit he can bave Uke the game In "Last Year in Marlen· bad," "Qulotel'' lb s upposed to bave aymboUc slgnlfit-ance, which didn't escape me because I never wantt'd lo gras p ll Al the bt!.:innlng Paul Newman arrives ln the city, out of snowy wastes. with a pregnant compa- nion She ts killed Many are killed, in the course of the film Al the end, Newman leaves, beading north l think 1t means that. if he heads north despite the snow everywhere, there is hope. THERE'S PLENTY OF violence -no record is broken but at least Altman isn't going to be elbowed out or the violence market. _ Jean Boufferty. who photographed ··"Thieves theater design than film design, though of course 1l '5 much more extensive than a stage desjcn • would be. But ila Intent ls leu to represent re· allsUcally than to dlstlll lmaginaUvely. And the cast! Newman, Andenson, Vittorio O-usman lonce a leading actor in Vtscontl's theater), Fernando Rey <whole first international s ucce1s was In "Viridlana" and wbo bu hardly been out of sight since>. Why any or these people accepted this script is ~omething or a mystery -with Newman. it's a complete mystery because he could figuratrve· ly do anything he wanted to. NO, rrs NOT mys tery I feel about Newman. it's disgust. It's 18 months since be made bis last mm. "Slap Shot:· a hockey pie that didn't ask n>uch more of him than to be around a lot and bus· tle. A year before that. he dld Altman's pathetic "Buffalo Bill": the year before that, a rotten thriller called "The Drowning Pool. u the year before that. "The Towering Inferno." which needs no comment. So since 1973, .when he did "The Sting," which was at least entertaining, Newman has made only five films . all or which were abysmal in themselves and demanded little of his abilities. Surely it's some sort of cultural symptom when one of our very best actors -in the prime of life. at the peak of his powers -does nothing in the theater for 15 years and ln the last s ix years makes only five varyingly poor films. Whal a dis· grace. Like Us.·· does discriminating color work against -------------------- the dominating wl'utc: his palette never really gets bright, yet 1t never gets dull. The opening shot, a pan down from a white sky to a while earth, is much like a key shot in Troell's "Here's Your Life." and the return to white al the end continues Altman's Bergman· borrowings, but Bouferty handles it all well. LEON ERICKSEN'S design for the broken and frozen city has more of the feeling of a good For quick results, set yom· sails for the Boating classified ads of the Daily Pilot. 642·5678 nn THEATRES·~N ORANGE COU .--Y A;~':: 70MM DOI.IT S'TmlO 1:1 S.4:1 Sa7:1S.10:00 YOU'U llUIYI A MAM CAN RY . . ' ~ .... ,.[!] t: Jo.4:11-t:JI LAST REMAKE OF BEAU GEITE :J5-6:~t0-.JO -----1 .IAM•AtlO• it A£&1Y l:JO 7:00 ·10:35 .,.,, , <" " ,.. ,,. u~, ..._,.."I Quin',et I: I M:l5"8:JI --· ac.teelf'I ••----~f\PJ u , ... DEER KUNTER l!'i MOM-Fttl J!GO, t:oo 9ATllUN 1:00. •:» ·~'° ------__ -.Q.....,~ ~HEAVEN t.l~t CANpP .... 'F WINNER• ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS .. THE WIZ" .. DAILY PILOT .. 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But video recorders can be confusing. • T~ du·" In evl'ry 1Car•1t' Filet mlanon 1n rv ry pot A v1dro tape l't'rord r an every Uvlna , f'OOm • Not llkf'ly But acronhng to esumatea In the 1 W ll SlTttt Journ l. w1Unn lM neicl df'<'ld or o on~ out or rour hou.scbolds will ~ve a.om 1ort of v1d o ma<'hln M l wtU be used to tf'('Ord tf'l vision pro £r•ms ott lht> lr or to rt•pl1y pn!·rttorded tapt•ll <>r di Clio wtlh rt•rt'nt and t'\ n X rat~ mov1~ rarf' TD IND • TRY • POKE MEN ALSO l'lalm t.bt'rt' arl' about thrtt quarter mlllJOn rt' l'Orders in ust>, .ind dotens ol different models on dealer hl'lv s promise the quick doubling of tbat number An,yont' who has wanted t.o see a program over Barys hn1k.ov leaping or a rumble rlngert.-d Jhms receiver landing emptyhanded In an t>nd ione ts a candidate. Sony. PUOllSOn1c , JVC, RCA. Sanyo 10 fact, all recordt>r maker~· ads make it clear people buy the muchmes Lo watch favorite pro· ~rams agum and ugain · New 7·dny timers now allow users to automatically record programs when the family is away to be watched later. Some timers allow recording a program on one channel while watching another. BY ANO LARGE. THERE are few dif· ferences between features on comparable models near the same price range, although some brands <most notably Sony > are higher than average. So how does a videoprule go about picking the right unit for his needs? As with most major purchases, the starting point is figuring just what you want to see. A simple recorder hooked up to a late model re· ceiverwilldothetrick for many forabout$850. But someone who hopes to produce his or her own tapes with effects and several cameras canspendmore than$15,000. Most recorders designed for use in the home use 1h-inch tape in a drop·in, closed cassette. But the simplicity ends there. Manufacturers are bat· Good Idea Deserv~s Protection ByPl\TDVNN 0(111eoa11~~11etst.aff You have an idea for a new product that looks likeasureseller. Now what? How do you approach a likely company. what can you expect and how can you keep your idea from being st.olen? MOST COMPANIES have equal con· cerns, wh.ich is why most won't review an idea on a confidential basis. Doing so establishes a confidential relationship that means you must approve any use of a similar idea. even if the company came up with it atthe same ti me. Most companies have research and de· velopmeot departments. It's possible they may have rejected or are working on the same idea as yours. That's why most com- panies won't pay for an idea before they've examined it. Some ideas are good, but can't be patented. Competitors can· imUate it and kill its profit potential. The upshot is that you either accept the company's standard terms or forget about selling your idea. M OST STANDARD AGREEMENTS st ate no confidential relationship has been established because the company con· sidered your idea. The .company usually decides bow much it will pay for an idea it wants, but cannot protect with a patent. If it can be patented or has been already, the company may wish to negotiate for rights to use it. If the idea is unpatentable but is likely to yield high profits to its first user, keep some basis for later negotiation by not ac· cepting \be standard disclosure terms and don't discuss the idea while hammering out written secrecy agreements. Some small and medium·sized firms will do th1s if the company Is convinced your un- disclosed idea offers something it badly needs. but you may have to establish yourself as a responsible person with ex. pertise and a reputation for achievement in the field to which your idea relates. (See PATENTS: Page~> t11n1 It out over what "format" wlll be standard in thPlndWilry 80NY CANO 8EVEaAL licensed manufac· turt'r¥) produce the 8 t1 ayalem. The other m•JOU)'ltem 1Jthe Vldeo,HomeSystem <VHS) TM dillerence ls chiefly in tbe way the tape wrap• •tOW\d the rast·splnnlng drum that houacs rcconhng and playback beads. There ar~ thrff other ayatems, but all bold a tiny murkct hure _ Bda's s1stem uses a complex "wrap round" Joad1ng system ; VHS aimply pulls the tape Into an M path. Bda •nd VHS lApes cannot be played in· terchul\leably because or dilrering record·bead patterns, so buyers are stuck wilb the ·S1slem they start with. According to Tony Scherer, manager of the Video Center. 2816 E . Coast Highway. Corona del Mar, VHS is gaining the edge: "It's the most r apid selling because it has a 4 hour capability. You can record a full football game, even 'Gone With the Wind.'" BETA HAS BEEN LIMITED to a 2·hour maximum length until recent introduction of a more expensive 3·hour tape. But VHS's long play is bought at a slight cost. To get four hours recording, the tape speed is cut In half and the picture suffers a bit of noise <snow>. But that has been improved, claims Scherer. There also seem to be more prerecorded programs for the VHS system (see related story below>. Blank t ape cassettes for video recorders vary in price, but fall between $15 and $17 each. The long Sony tape and extra·high quality tapes that produce practically no snow range to $25. Price and quaJity seem to go together, said Scherer, but videotape prices are likely to fall as more manufacturers produce it. The fast-spinning recording heads pass across the tape at about 1,400 inches per second, which can cause oxide Oakes to drop off. On the screen the damage shows as a while spot or line. Chrome oxide tapes use an uJtra hard metal to * * * Video Variety Adds Bounce To Screens Variety may be the s pice of life, b ut sometimes it's great to replay an old favorite. If you own a video tape recorder, the old favorite can be anything you've picked up off the air, or it could be one of severaJ hundred pre·recorded titles. Such tapes, offered in Beta or VHS formats, include current films, classics and even X·raled fare al prices of $50 lo more than $100 A LOOK THltOUGH A video shop's tape shell reveals movies r anging from "The French Connection" to "M•A•S•H•" and old timers such as "Bells or St. Mary's" and "High Noon." Cult films like "La Doke Vita," "Vanishing Point," "Groove Tube" and ''The Day The Earth Stood StiJI" are easy to find as well. But according to the American Video Tape Library, which charges a $60 membership fee plus $5 per month for handling "loaned tapes," the saucy stuff is most in demand. The R·rated "Groove Tube" was the most borrowed tape last year, the library said, with "The Harrad Experiment" and "Psychomarua" among the other R·rated Top 10 "ALICE IN WONDERLAND," "Fairy Tales" and "Flesh Gordon," aJI rated X, also topped the list. A lot of space on some video dealer shelves is given over to even harder material; much or it from the adult theater circuit. Titles include "Devil in Miss Jones," "Deep Throat" and ... well, alter all, this is a family paper. Until recenlly, video enthusiasts often duplicated friends' tapes, but a change in synchronizing signals now makes that impossi· ble without special equipment. Pirated tapes also can be round, but en· forcement of copyright laws is getting strict. Charge admission and you break the law. Get caught and you face a fine. In fact, a case is being heard now that sug- gests merely having a pirated tap_e in one's possession coostUutes trafficking. M.UOa STUDIOS. WISIDNG to nip video pirating in the bud, are pressing the issue. Probably the best way to ex1>and a personal library is to make friends with other recorder owners and swap tapes. Many people who subscr ibe to pay television record the films for private enjoy. ment. Although videodiscs are being sold only In Atlanta at this time, MCA, an arm of Universal Studios, reports that more than 200 titles are already for sale. Negotiat.ions for even more movies, sports events and specials are un- derway. MCA's David Lipton said the silvered discs play up to an hour per side and range in price from $5.95 to $14.95 although a few offerings such as •'The Mikado" wUI go f Or $20. MOST AJlE YEAa·OLD nLMS, classics and self ·help such as how to stop smoking, and Julia Child's cooking shows. Upton said films from Universal , Paramount, and Warner Brothers are in the packa1e and even Disney bas allowed a few films released. He added that MCA bas no plans to produce X·rated discs at tbls time. MCA, it seems, feels that the spicy .._. ________________ _, life won't be part of lts variety. · 0.llY .,.,.,. $lllH ....... hold the magnetic message: however. the oxide ABOVE: Home Casette video recorders make grinds ~way at th~ s~ft metal or recording heads . it easy to capture and replay programs Replacmg and abgmng a new set can cost more th h t I · · t S d 1 than s200. roug e ev1s1on se s. ome recor ,or MC!st rece~t·model television sets will re-up to 4 hours, enough time tor a full-length play s1gnaJs direct from a recorder, but a. few football game or even "Gone With the Wind" older sets may need adapters to make the s1gnaJ visibleooChannel 3. Monitors specially made for recorders are available and manufacturers claim added circuitry produces a sharper Image. Recorders can also play through large <See VIDEO, Page.C2> BELOW: Tony Scherer peers through small color television camera that can be used 1 to record images at home. Television news crews use similar equipment attached to portable cassette video recorders. .• /;More expensive than Competition' Firm Caters to Quality; BY THo'M LECOQ Oc Tloe Dally ~lltol Staff J . Thomas Talbot admits his and partner Donald Shaw's product is more expensive than competitors. but for the last three years. everything they've buUt bas been sold, leased or rented before completion. The two are developers and their product is tllt·up concrete industrial buildings. FROM A HANDSHAKE following a game of golf in 1975, the two have built their Newport Beach firm to annual revenues of about S20 million per year, much of it from rent on teased buildings, the rest from outright sa)e of medit.tm to large manufacturing sites. But Talbot says the key to any development firm Is the acquisition of equity in owned pro· perty -with a tenant paying the tab -with ul- timate profits coming from increases in its value. Selling buJldlngs, the 43.year-0ld partner adds, supplies the cash needed to handle over· head. Contracting is done by others. MOST OF ITS PRO.JECl'S are from 5.000 to 30,000 square feet, and many are large, multi· buUdlng designs such as the lrvine Business Center on Aston Street near Barranca Road. The sprawUng site has 12 buildings ranging from near 4,000 square feet to 8,757 square feet. Those who buy buildings will 1et a SO.year tease on the land at rentals or up to Sl0,570 per • year, with increase, scheduled to up that to $13,590 al the end of 10 years. Other developments are also under con· strucUon at four sites between San Marcos and Santa Clara. One project Is ror \1 bulldln1s tn Chino. A total of SS buildings are presently under conatrucUon, said Talbot. -... - The blond ex·lawyer said the company takes a qtarketing·first approach, picking up sites only aller determining whether tenants are available and whether land prices. financing and construe· lion costs make profit possibilities bright. Then comes long sessions with the architects. "Most developers worry with ap· parent economics, using less land per squaH · foot of buHding to take in more money. That looks good on paper." he said, "but Don's and my a pproach has been to·say 'Wait, let's build something the tenant can really use.·" .fAMMED·IN BUILDINGS create parking problems, restrict truck access and keep a firm from using outdoor spaces for dryin1 or other proceaaes. With plans •nd a financial outline in hand, the rtrm next goes to bankers. often WelJsFargo or Union Bank. for fioancinc. Another reason for the firm's success has been .setUng up ready·made mortgages requJ'r. Ing 20 percent down If a prospttt wishes, a se~nd trust deed can be arranged ror 10 percent. Whal makes businessmen anxious to 1et in· ... C8ee BUILOEU, Page C:> 1 1 r. (2 DAIL V PILOT BUILDERS KEY I ffo'rom Paae l > to a projttt l6 quaUty eontrucbol'I, Hy• Talbot. That m ans putUnc '" copper plPM. a 25-y; ar roof. lh' mos\ xpenatn nxtur , mature land.Jcaplnc and cood • pbaJt .. Mo a t de velol)ttl JWlt rut in th tt r .. qu rt1d m nlmum th1l"kne of blacktop,•' hut lh~ be•lna to fa.JI withln tbrff yean." I &vln polbolea and pon • llOaT ht pan roof& are expens ve to rtplatt, he d , and U pl& tir or 1alvanJud p: ari lald under the slab. It may be v''>' t'IC · p nalve to mo c- hH'-'1 m duftff, cut through th(> 0 C>Or I nd rl'place thf'm A t'1ly or lrvjne buUdina ln Ptttor, asked lf the Orm'a v.ork '41S really lhal good. lea.fed tbrou"h r1l~$ for a moment then said: "They roust be, we don'.l bn~ ANY complalnu about t,h~m ." PORTA-TEL PROVIDES BANKING FOR DEAF Deaf Offered Aid in Banking Than.ks to a new portable telecommwtica· tions device, hearing or speech handicapped perso~ can now bank by phone or in person without an interpret:er at a Newport Beach bank. American State Bank, 550 Newport Center Drive, said it has installed the new devices, the first bank in Southern California to do so. The Porta·Tel uses a typewriter keyboard a nd can be operated over any telephone. The four.pound portable is compatible with 300-pound telecommunications devices already owned by many bearing handicapped persons ACCOl'ding to Dennis Landesman of Hearing & Speech Associates in Orange. - Landesman, whose firm bas the marketing rights to Porta-Tel, said American State Bank customers with lh.e old-type devices can also use them to call iii, or use a Porta·Tel on the premises. Nowak said his group is-seeking-reduced rates on telephone service for hard of bearing persons. PATENTS. • • <From Page Cl) But most ideas are only valuable if patentable. If it's realty commercially via· ble, consider patenting it yourself. This re- quires a detailed description of the idea along with complete plans. The description and plans should be in ink or typed without erasures, blotting or blank spaces. If you make an error , draw a line through it, initial the cross-out and date it. Add detailed sketches where possi· ble and date them. Sign your name at the end. Ask two people not participating in the idea's development, and wilhout financial interests. to read and examine sketches soon after their preparation. Each should add the words "Read and Understood" plus name and date at the end and on eacb sketch. A WORKJNG MODEL IS needed to com· plete an invention in most cases. Before going to this trouble, consider having a pa· tent attorney search previous patents for ,similar ideas. Wh en making a model, keep a notebook outlining what you did each time you worked on it. Witnesses who are not co· inventors should look at the work done and sign name and date beneath each entry. If more than two weeks pass without work, ex· plain why. Once completed, a pair or witnesses should be shown how it works. Take the device a part if necessary to show it in d~ tail. Have them s~gn that they witnessed its satisfactory operation. Date the signature. All this proves a date of invention. Jf you submit the idea after tbls, the company will ouUine terms. A lawyer may be called in to review tbem at this point. THE FIU MAY ASK for acceptance of terms and a descripUon and sketches of the idea. Don't send dated copies of these m aterials. Once a patent application is filed. a copy can be s ubmitted to a com- pany. but delete patent claims and ap- plication number. U a patent bas been is· sued, a copy should 10 to the company. Without a submitted patent appUcatioll, any publication or the idea by someone else, or an orter to aell a product in· corporalin8 your Idea -even allowing someone to use the idea ex])efimeata.Uy may spoil patent rights and the idea may be rree to a11yoneone year from oneottbeseoccur· rences. More information about patents may be obtalned by ordering the pamphJets, "Pa· teau and lnventJons, An InlormaUon Aid of Inventors" and "General lnformaUoft Coocemina Patenu" from the &.perin1"'· dent of Oocumenu, Waablngt.on, D.C. JIM02. • • • Anottwr point T1lbol mak l& the firm'• wlllln1&• tu lJ~Y fuH c:omm!a ion ratM to brok~ra and to a•~l' a broker who comes up wtt.b 1 alt or deal toxcl~lv ul rl(lbl.I. "80•£ ot• THtilll JllAY spent a day ahow· Ina a •lte, 1 an someone to a lease ..• and make 1120,000 Th1t aell some developers; hukl up, bul we remember there are lotl of Umt-1 when \My make lcsa. '' OM , hG add , the usual 1 peTcent com· ml ston lJ a •m•ll l>•rt uf a developmeat's40per· crnt marketJnc cOlit and happy broken have com~U,pwlthprofilabledeals. Holdina oo to propertte hu made the nnn • l•n~ tuo. t><> calls •bout leab an part of th«" wortllna day T.uJM>T ALSO HAD " bappy $U,rprlse for tHaota who 11i.y ttro lea . All or tts savtnp from ProposlUon 13 were rebated to tenants aod rf'ntala Wt.'Tf' rccomput~ dowoward In some ca ea 'l'he firm pays taxes for gross le~ ~ nan la. Talbot soys there are actually a dozen dif. rt r('nt partnen1hlps . "When we start something In another area. we bring in 5omeooe with local upertiae as a partner." The firm is highly visible in the industry. be saya. "When we make a deal ror $(5.per·square· foot buildings, the guy next door says that's bis price too.·· He say~ buyers should cbeck to see if they're getting their money's worth. k TALBOT HAS A FEW gripes about govem~ menl, chiefly about project approval delays. Tax- es and interest add up during the process. Building code and OSHA requirements frustrate him. Many. he says, do little and cost a Jot. Construction costs, mainly labor, have risen about 1.5 percent per month, he adds , and Irvine Industrial Complex land that cost $1 per square root five years ago now goes for SS ... "andthat would beagoodprice." Buildilfg costs or $14 per square foot three years ago have hit $22. .. But let me put that in perspective. U you go to any mature city in the world -Tokyo, Berlin. London, even Mexico City -you find our real estate prices are a fraction of theirs.'• BOTH SHAW AND TALBOT have old ties to Orange County. Shaw's father was a contractor here before the son followed s uit. Talbot was a co-founder or Air California and Southwest Airlines (in Texas> before join· ing up with Shaw in 1975. The office at 1303 Avocado Ave .• Sujte 220, Newport Beach, is heavy on family. Talbot's wile, Kathy, and Shaw's daughter and son·in·law share company duties. • Real Estate Mailbag ••• B)' llOBEllT J . BllU Ot;Alt BOB · My husb&od and I plan to sell our t'Ountry property to move closer to the city. We would like to know what hap- pens 1f we put out home up for sale and It has not sold by the time we find iA new home near the city? Cun we have a con· tri.ct on the new home t,tnUI ours is sold? Gales. DEA• GA.LE: Vea. Contmceoe1 tlHMS are tM auwer Co y09r problem. Al...t every Mine pattlaaae offer eoatalu ooe or more 1.cla dauea. For na•pleJ wlten yoa n.d a dty laome 1• wall& &o bay. ••le you...,._. offer &o bay It. 89' tpeeUy la dlle elfer tlaat It Is CHU.gee& llPOll aale of you pntleDl laome wlU1la. per•ap1, H or M daya for a speelflecl prlee. Yoe and yoer agee& wUI llave &o coariace die aelJer yMr t.me u a a re1101U1ble cllance of selllnr. If yoar urrent home ts reallatlcally prt«d, it dlotl.ld selJ wltJala tk eo11&iagen· cy period so you can bay &a.e aew llome. Otlaer claases often ued are CU eoedagen· des for obtalnlag necessary .. rtcace flDHctar, and CZ> coattageades for ~• plete l.Dipec\loa and approval of dlle pro. perty by a contrac&or or otlaer qaalllled In· ~pector. ln•f!rftt Cotap•ted oa Sale DEAR BOB: In 1978 we sold our home for a fantastic price . It was so good that we agreed to charge the buyer only S per· cent interest on the second mortgage we took back. Our CPA says the IRS will im- pose 7 percent interest on us . Is this true? Jones M . DEil JONES: Yes, yow CPA lB tor· rect. U yoa don't cbarge ~t least C percent interest on a property Installment sale, the JKS can lmpate lacerest at 7 pereeat oo the paymeats rettived. In odiler words, the IRS dlseoarages attempts &o convert ln· terest (ordiaary Income> to loag term capital gallls <by ralslnr tbe sales price), wblclt are taxed at tbe lowest tair rates. Galll aa A 1'ft9agfwg Item'! DEAR BOB: We sold our home last year for a large profit. But we aren't eligible for that new $100,000 tax exemption. Is in· come averaging available for Jong term capital gains profits? James L . DEAR JAMES: Yes. Ir your taxable in· come, Including long term capital gains, is 29 percent greater than your average in· come over the last four years, It usually P•Y• &o average Income. See y.r tu ad· vlsf"r. Calculatloas cao be q•M.e cem· pUca&ed. "''"t 8Uffft" or Srllft-r.,,1 DEAR BOB: W<''rt.• having a dbJpute with the condominium w · QrC buying. The o ld ~Ottga~e ts being paid oft and we are gettmg a new Veterans Administration morttage. There is a prepayment fee on the old loan. ls that the seller's or buyer's resporusibUlty'> J..loyd P. DEAR LLOYD : It's tlae aeU•r 'a retpoulblllty to pay any prepaymeat fee. anleas you agreed to pay lt for lllm. C•11 Ref111a11rf" EJt~ Ce•t1 DEAR BOB · Jn 1967 we bought a rental triplex for $37.500. The mortgage is paid d.own to about $17,000. We would like to re- rmance the mortgage as the triplex is worth at least $75,000 today. Can we re-~nance for more than $37 ,500 without paying income Lax? J ohn S. DEAR JOHN : Yes. Borrowed money Is tax-free, regardless bow macll yoa bor· row. Most mortgage lenders loan ap to 75 or 8t penent of fair market value on ln· come properties Uke yours. No Need to 111 .,~st Attn-Sale DEAR BOB : We can sell our home for about $72,000. But we have medical bills of a bout $11.000 which we would like to pay off. Is there any way we can sell our home. buy a condominium for about lhe same price, and take .>ut $11,000 to pay the medical bills? William E. DEil WILLIAM: Yes. Wbea uiag die "resideece replacement rule." sellillg one priDdpal residence and baylag a more eir· pensive replacement wiWa 18 moatlls before or after the sale to defer lite prolit tax. yoa don't bave ao relavest even $1 of tile btayer's caab laao lite replacemeat. For example. yoa collld get a new GI ·ltome loaa for 1 .. percent of the replace- ment laome's parcllase price aad spead all yoar sale money ln Las Vegas. llopeltllly,· yoa'll ue it to bay more property for an lafiatioa bedge. . Send Real Estate questlOl'l$ to Roberl J. B ru&s. Box 6710. San Franruco, Califorrua 94101. VIDEO EQUIPMENT PURCHASE CAN BE CONFUSING. • • <From Page CU screen video syste ms, but price tags on the up. to 7-foot. diagonaJ screens start at about $3.600. MOST OF THESE PROJECl'ORS Aa£ in low boxes of wood or plastic with three lenses "shooting" the_picture onto the scree Caceful adjustment is needed to produce a sharp image. Many video buffs decide to shoot their own pictures using either the standard camera input on home recorders or speciaJ portable camera- recorder shoulder packs. Black and white-only cameras start at aboul-·'250 for a single lens model that looks-like an oversized movie camera. Color cameras are considerably more and us ually include automatic exposure and sophisticated zoom lenses. The JVC color camera with a tl~y screen for a monitor costs $1,295 at the Video Center with mol"e complex cameras running up to more than $5,000. ACCORDING TO SCHERER, most people make a grave error when buying a camera ... they forget to buy a protective camera case. Though the equipment isn't fragile. it won't stand up to being dropped and repair is costly. The store manager said the cost of a few hours super 8 filming can equal the price of a camera. Editing video is time-consuming and ex· pensive, requiring special equipment to make cleancutsfromonescenetoaoother. Cassette video recorders are being orren!d at discounts in several retail chains as weU as in some specialty stores. Many private label brands are made either by Son y or Mits ubishi -which makes Panasonic and several models of RCA and Gene ral Electric as well. DECIDING TO BUY FOR price alone may or may not be wise. The Video Center found that most people have their recorder in for repairs, within a year, so s peed of service is a considera- tion. PCC 2000 The affordable, reliable small computer for business Do receivables. inventories, payroll ... hundreds of husi nc<1s functions ... quickly, easily. If you're big enough to be in business, you're big enough for a PCC 2000 computer. Call for a demon tration today. r.r-.illlJ!iN35 ~~ 18017-0 SKY PARK CIRCLE • IRVINE CA 9271• (71•) 557·2420 f:':":I AUfl+()jtlUO MICAOSYSTCMS OUU.11 Of 1..:::.:::1 ~I a: c:anPU1S Cim,..,,.,n.,D-.,.Cl:J•11"w .. f"'D"""I .. • I And there are dozens of minor technical problems tha t can pop up. Whether purchasing from a discounter or fuU ·service retail store, you should be certain the salespeople are able to supply answers. Many older recorders are s till on the market, said Schel'er. For someone who wishes to record only, they may be satisfactory buys at about $550 to $600. ~ But the technology is changing rapidly and also·ran systems may not provide a wide choice of programs, and service may be bard to get. For anyone who wants playback-OnJy, videc> discs are another choice. THESE NEW UNITS. JUST introduced by Magnavox in the U.S., use a laser -something like a phonograph needle -to replay signals on a silver disc the s ize of a long.play record. The system is only available on the East Coastfor now. The images produced are as good as tape, but program choices a re slightly limited for now. Cost of the units is about $500~ Scherer said video disc programming will be rar less costly than tape <SS.95 to $14.95 >. although high.speed tape duplication bas just been perfected and may bring cassette prices down soon. He said the industry is hoping to br!ng the price of a 2-hour program below $25. FOR 'nlOSE WHO THINK $900 lo $1,200 is just too much to pay for a home video recorder, one company researcher was quoted recently as saying that within a few years the bill for a re· corder will be down to about $400. In the meantime, those who wait can do wftat a lot of buyers do, according to Scherer: A new marketplace for Orange Coast purchasing agents and busi· nesses begins March 1 in the Daily Pilot. Businesses can find or offer for sale equipment and supplies in the new classified oolumn , "Business to Busi· ness." Sale or overstocked and unneeded Items also will aid a wide variety of firms in the column. · Look for "Business to Business" ln the investment, f inanclal and business columns, in the classified section of the Daily Pilot. DAILY PILOT 642·5678 .. - find someone who has one and offer to provide the popcorn at his or her next video party. YOUR DAILY PTC.OT CAN BE RECYCLED' Orange Coost Colieqc operates mt> Ol1K;•JI Gf!"ler IOI Co!>ta Mesa 556-5981 -By Thom Lecoq -WANT kD~i. ,_ ON THE #I IMPORT TRUCK OF THE YEAR?- s.. twwk• ,,.... .. AdnrliM••ll11t Friday's or s..,'s Clestffled_.._ Can You Correctly Answer The ... From what typing machine did we remove this element? If you said an IBM Selectric '!I you ere wrong. Of course every Selectric· uses this element, but... So does the REMINGTON SR10111 The REMINGTON 1s everything the Selectric~ ts and more. Both are self correcting, but only the REMINGTON has "touch control". The REMINGTON also has more standard features. All working par1s and supplies of the REMINGTON are inter-changeable with the IBM Selectric . Only one typing machine 1s completely compatible with the IBM~and that IS the REMINGTON SRt01. If you w11J call us. OTM Inc .. you'll find we sell the REMINGTON SR101 for less and instead of waiting several weeks or even months tor your machmo to be delivered we will bring 1t out immediately. Held over by popular demangl If vou wish. dunng the month of FebruMY we will rent you this fine machine. and e~ly the payment to the purchase price when you buy. There is noobhga11ori 10 buy. ofoou~. ·--••. (n4) 957-1195 ..... ~ality Typewriter 1iif Ifs .. Maintenance Inc. 17942 Skypatk Clre ... Irvine, CA • E TOC E CHANGE k and . ,, ... - L OAILY PtlOT • -· ... . ~ .. .. ' •• .. ·~ ... . , .... ,, . " .. '· '• .. .. • ,. - \ THE NEW YORK Stock Exchange composite index lost .32 to 54.88, and the American Stock Exchange market value index was down .60 at 162.55. Big Board volume averaged 24.27 million shares a day, agaimt 23 99 million the week before. With t.btee tniding sessions left in February, the Dow shows a loss of poinls from its end-of-January read· ing of 839.22. ANAL\'STS NOTED lhat the rev. olution in Iran, by itself. mjgbt well have been expected to do more damage to the market than that. "Several things are clear." the Value Line lnvestment Survey, the nation's largest investment advisory service, said. ' "There will be less oil available tn the U.S.. over the short term at least. and what oil is available will cost more. lnllation in the U.S. will be greater lb.an previously estimated. The cbaoces of a recession develop-. log also have increased." YET VALUE Line maintained its long·staoding bullish position on the market ouUoolt, asserting that "a mild recession is coming. but the market is well aware of the possibility." The market, meanwhile, remained relatively unrufned by the govem- ment 's report late Friday that con- sumer prices got off to a bad start in 1m, climbing at an annual rate of 10.8 percent in January. When stock prica show little or no response to unpleasant news. technical analysts often read it u a tipoff that the next move by the market is likely to be up. DAILY PILOT REAL ESTATE Re•I Eat•t• ._.. Gueatlona/Comment -....... lloeerd .. , "°· lleeltor .lllll wlaa& na H escnw eet1•H1 def AM •••& tu l& llO& .. ! I •• ~. •PM& a.cl u1ry <ud I •• ... Hh ll'a LM tsc,..w olftcer 'a t fa•lU. Pleaee Hl1Rt" eome oe ~ •••UOa diet wtll lie Vtf)' Ml•ha.I .. •e a .. , I WMkt w ... die ,_. el )'Mr re..,... , ... wlltat are UM> '"''MIMlhltt el &JM eHrew e.•,.•lff'!' • Wiiia& are tMlr hl•tU.U' nat tH I de to .......... u.. ('. ...... .,. tr"UNdM! .,., ... do U I llne • toep&aa.tt --i..--~·~ _J . a., lrvllle What an t'row <'Ompany un do and what lt cannot do ls rontus1n1 to many. lAt's take your a~alk>os one at a lune The Htraw holder Is responsible to the prindpals tn th tramacOOo the buytra and &eller. or &.he lender nd borrowr Tbt' ~crow boldor a reqwred to furnUlh an impartial, nt>UtraJ , unblaseod serVlet' to all parties, and to act only upon wnttcn mslrucllons from the partiH Escrow hol<k>rs arc unable to give advice on any rpatterli tll'gal, lax. or otherw1se 1. You might say lhlll they ore a n "order taker'' 1n addition to the many other f\lncllons they perform ONE FUNCTION l THE rece1vang of funds and documenls together w1tb 1nstruct1ons for their use. A seller hands to them the grant deed, and by virtue o( the escrow anstructions given al the same time, the seller does not need to be concerned this deed will be given to the buyer before the proper time. That's because lbe seller slates in the escrow instructions that the escrow company cannot use lbe deed until a certain amount <the sales price l is turned over, less cosls and loans or records and liens . Likewise, the buyer hands over the initial deposit. and Che promise to hand to the escrow company the balance of the down payment and purchase price. The buyer does not need to worry that the escrow company will give this money to I the seller before the proper time because a like condition is also attached to these funds. The buyer states that the escrow company cannot use these funds (or any documents the buyer may execute such as a note and trust deed > until the escrow company is in a position lo bold "" .for the buyer a grant deed and title policy showing only those items as set out in the escrow instructions. t TO EXPEDITE AND MAKE your transaction a more pleasant experience keep the lines of communication open. If you have a real estate agent representing you, stay in close contact so that you will be ready and available when papers need to be signed by you, or something needs immediate attention. It is usually preferable for the real estate agent to keep in touch with the escrow holder and then relay the information to the principals, since a realtor can usu.ally check on more than one m e at a time, thereby permitting the eSC1'9W holder to spend less time on the telephone and more time processing your escrow file. In case or a complaint about an escrow holder. I'm for contacting the escrow holder directly and discussing your complaint with the office manager or s upe rvisor . Quite often it will be a misunderstanding that can easily be resolved. The-complaint ~-atl--Oft~ be-precessed more-- rapidly than if you filed it with the regulatory agency. .Costa Mesa's Answer tiJ Newport- ( Brittanywoods) Real brick. wood burning l1r~plact!>. French/E.nqhsh architecture: two and threP bedroom!>: split level and two-story. cath~·d ral n •1hngs. modern krtchens with f'ytc'·kvet mKrowaves: enclosed twO-dnd three car garages. gr~nhou!>e windows dnd skylights. Yesterday dnd today-in one !>etting on your own land. Pool. jacuul, rt-<:reallon room. tennis court too! Close to Newporfs ··Back Bay-. schools, golf courses. restaurants and shopprng < a.stsU/e Co.sta, mesa From $89,950 Models open from 11 am to 5 pm Weekdays 10 am to 5 pm Weekends Closed .Mondajs (Brittanywoods) I rown HOmEs I 646~00bt Developed by _ 955· 19'.20 Woodtree Dev. Co Renling Seminar At UCI "R nUnc Your Home or Condominium." a seminar for slnc l lacnl· l y h omeow n e r s. landlords. and rruspt!t · uv.-buyt'r . wll bo prt · •enled by UC Irvine Ex· ten1lon . 1turd1y, March 3, from .f.30 a.In to 4 30 p m • ln the Gold Room or th Men Com· mon1 on LM UC Irvine Camp SuncMv. Feb<u.t'f 25. 1979 DA.IL Y Ptl.0 1 C$ -Huntington Trae·i Sellout Near At Landmark Sales have begun on the final unit or Landmark Homes Adams Serles In Huntington Beach reports projectaalesdlrector Jay Reagan. Four decorator furnished model homes are on display at Adam_a Avenue and Newland Street and represent the rmal offering or Landmark Homes at tbia location. The single· family. two-story ~mes range in size from approximately l ,76& to 2.~ ,cauare feet or living area. Exteriors of wood, brtcll . stone and shingle give the community a se~clfilt.om look. They are hlghlighted by three-car" .1ar~ges, con- crete driveways, doubte:door entries, sb8Jte roofs. and massive columns with_ mulll·l6Vel architec· tural roof lines. •. ' The Instructor 1 J ohn M Johruit.on, member or lb Beverly Hllls rlrm Harrl11 und J ohnston. Ac:t'ordlng to Johnston. many home owners a nd buycr11 today are con-~erttng s10gle family re· LAKE-ORIENTED LIFESTYLE AT BREN'TWOOff"ODEL IN WOOD9RIDOE !ildcnres to rentals an or KITCHEN FEATURES INCLUDE' luminous ceilings, new eye-level range wlt.h lJlicrowave oven, in addition to a piloUess, sell·c~ning con· ventiona l oven, porcelain-lined dtsttwasher. garbage dis posal, custom·finistled )ardwood cabinetry, ceramic tile counte r tqp!l •pnd vinyl der to save on ta-ies a nd B d s 11 e;~:~::~blems of rein· rentwoo e s E nrollment Is now flooring. • ~ open at the University Extension Office. Room 102. Administration Bldg .. UC Irvine Cam· pus. telephone, 833·5414. Building Night In Anaheim Ma lcolm G. Lowe, specification consultant and president of the Orange County Chapter of lh.e Construction Specification Institute announces that the 10th annua l Orange County Chapter CSI Building In· dustry Night will be held at the Inn al the Park, 1855 South Harbor Boulevard, Anaheim , on Thursday March 8. from 5 to lOp.m . . .. . . . For the active adult family, the mature couple, or the single person, finding an affordable home in a water-oriente d e nvir onme nt is becoming increasingly difficult. McLain Development Company may have the answer for such buyers in Its popular Brentwood, one of the fastest selling floor plans al Wood· bridge Arborlake II. OFFERING TWO levels of luxury, this two bedroom, two-and-a -half bath plan includes a master suite with sitting room and balcony. Waterfront models feature private decks that reach out over the lake. Others open to a private, white sand beach. or lo panora mic views or greenbelt areas. An adult neighborhood, developed a long the shores of a 30-acre lake in the center of the Irvine Company's Village of Woodbridge, Arborlake II t.: I is an exclusive neighborhood of only 79 two and three-bedroom homes with off-water prices ranging from $99,950 and waterfront from $139,950. The Brentwood Is highlighted by an open hearth fireplace. formal dining room, bandy breakfast nook, and a pleasant exterior treatment of warm wOQds. Other amenities include carpet.ihg in the living room. family room, all bedrooms.• ball a nd stairway; fireplaces, Ctwo in plan 3), ceramic tile entry foyers . acoustic type ceilingS' smoke detec· tors, pressed-steel bath tubs, sh<("f(ets over all tubs, cultured marble bath counter tppt~vinyl bath flooring and ceramic tile over' all.tubs and showers. Front lawns with a tree and 'pripklers are a lso included, as are rear and sid••&'aJd fencing, covered entry porches, and all exWfiO wall and roof insulation. • ' HOMEOWNERS ARE offered a wide range of recreational op· portunities. ranging from s ailing, fishing, and relaxing on the beach, to playing tennis in the braod new. night· lighted tennis complex which is now WALK-IN CLOSETS, WET b4r~. pantries. cathedral and vaulted ceiUngs and sepafate dining areas are featured in some plans. • · A selection of four or five bedr~in. two or three bath units are available, with prices ranging under construction. · Visitors should take the Santa Ana Freeway to the Culver Drive exit. then travel west to Warner, turning left and following the directional signs to the furnished models at 65 Lakeview. rrom SU0,72S to $127.600. ,. • Landmark Homes are localed al the intersec· tion or Adams Avenue and Newland Street. in Hun· tington Beach, JUSl one block east. of Beach Boulevard. lnforma tion may be ol)~ailied by call· ing 963-4531. • ~ " Your Mew Place in~· Su n Gentle Ocean Breezes, soft blue skies and a radiant California sun makes every home at Plaza Del Sol a pleasant place to live. Each home is designed for gracious living with a host of exceptional quality features induding soa ring vaulted a nd cathedral ceilings; family rooms with wetharin most plans· up to 4 fireplaces; ga rden kitchens with large breakfast nooks; formal dining rooms, sumptuous master suites wit h separate dressing areas and ceramic tiled Roman tubs (some with whirlpool spa); and private patios with gas and electrical outlets. Outside you'JJ find lus hly landscaped pa thways, accent areas and a community recreation area with swimming pool, whirlpool and cabana. All of these features and a prime IQCa tioa, just mi nutes from Costa Mesa schools, beaches and fabu lous South Coast Plaza, make Plaza Del Sol an unbeatable value. Visit Plaza Del Sol today and experience the sunshine_ of a unique community rich in the contemporary California lif-estyle. Priced from Sl19,990. San Diego FWrf to Foi'Wtw ed. nOl1t1 on ~ 10 SotMl Coost Plaza Or~ east one blodl to CClmel, let IO Solnos. right on SalnGS 2blockstoSolesomce.Open10 o.m. to 6 p.m .. cSatt except Tuesday. (714) 979-2102 ,., ..... ... ... . ,, ... .... Proptrlits Wtst • crt41ors of PlaUJ dtl Sol , . . . •• A I -........... "' ... " I OI OM. v Ptl.OT Sunde¥. Febnlely 21, I 111 7 JO • P£&&1NG bH Jouted &hf' lrvt~ Com pa"}' as a pro1et'l man•a.tr In the firm·a Communi tr ~vdop~nl Division He wlU ~ involved In tbe ad..,.oce plaonina of future N'ilftnUaJ dt"velop m~ts in lr\tne . Ort>tr aid Ptrrms la. a ""'lst•rt'd <'Ml niln• r and ha<i been tn¥0lved ...," 1 n-al Hlatt ct.v•lopm ot aln<' • 1m. moAt ~otl)' aa a pro~t ('OO rdlnalor w1lh Prul~)' of "°ut ht'm <.'altfornta . N~wport Bn<.'h ti h1 also workt'd for 1 ht' <'tty ot Ora nae and th1• Oran~t Count)' Flood Cooll"OI 0'8tnct • Ht I.a a lt7~ 11rAdu1k' of Clilllfonua S'Wte nlvtr1U)' 1t Lone IWa<'h wMN> ht was a mt"m IM>r of the Cha ~ honor fr<ill•rm t)' H.-4""fn&r:ned llnd hu t"'o ~bildreon DAVID •• KllH Ja o( lr\IM h•i. t>Hn •P Pointed lO lht' po61tlt>O Of Vl("t' prestdt'nl Of COm muolt) lh .. '''"lopmenl on behalf of Cad l llu • fo"ttln •i''" llomf'~ We-t Kuhn .t \\\• t Potnt honor .iraduate-lind a forml•r pilot for P <'tfac ~uth~"il Alrllne11 . wu~ prt> aou•ly -dlre<'tor or com d\ unity de\' lopm.-nt for th•' r:tvlne C'ompan) ln h18 eH•n )tear at Jrvlnt". Kuhn "h ~iponslblt> for nlany award winnao& proJl't'ts, s ur h as i>tomontory Hoy. tht> Cove. Offrfwld. and from 1975 on, the \ll llage 0( Woodbndge Following ft ve years of military service. Kuhn attended / the UCLA Graduate St'hool of wu"" Busmet>S Admm1strat1on. leaving the program to accept a position as Second Officer for PSA. Born an 1943 in Oak Purk, lllino1s, Kuhn mar - ried in 1965. He. has wi fe and two children have lived in the lr't'.ine Village of Turtle Rock since IJ71 she was -dled for her out· standing community service for 1tuoo the Parks. Beaches and Recrea-tH1n Department or Newport Beach in 1979, •nd was given special recognition by the Newport Beach mayor in January, 1978, for her contlnulng c..'0_1bmunity service. DONALD K. OLSON of Corona del Mar has been elected a senior vice president of Cold well Banker . • Olson will continue to be responsible for the oo,hpany's national residential relocation mana e- rtHlnt activities and will assist 10 Coldwell Banker 's acquisi- liQI) or residential brokerage cocnpanies . ·.Olson joine d Forest E . Olion. Inc. in 1955, and became bti.rieh manager of the firm ·1 Gmada Hills office in 1957. He was named a vice pNJsldent in 1961 and established and direct· ed. tbe Olson company's invest- m~ot division. In 1964 Olson was OLSON promoted to director or salee and he was. named ~~cutive vice president. He became president of FOC'e$t E .. Olson. Inc. In lt74 and waa elected a Coldwell Banker first vice president last July. • NANCY SWEET has been elevated to opera· t~ manager at Industrial Brokers. a realty rirm sp;c;;_ializing in industrial properties. She moves to the: newly created post after aulatlnc tht firm 'a dl;ector of operations for the past year .. Miss Sweet will be responsible for coordlnat· 1ng and expediting all marketing support acUvilies in tbe Newport Beach and Anaheim offices or In· dUlttrial Brokers. Prior to joining Industrial Brokers. Mias Sw"t wu a registered representaUve for a member firfb of the New York Stock ~xchance. She holds deJrees in English and philosophy from the Uaijversity of Southern California. • SsrEE FLECK or Newport Beach bas been nlQDed vice president of marketing for Foutz & Walloch Realty, Inc. of Tustin, a real estate firm sptcializing in new home s ales. Miss Fleck has been active in the real estate nett for over 20 years as a broker. lecturer. and saleaperson. She has an ex- tensive background in market· in1, sales training, and sub- dlvtaion development. In addi· lion, she has worked with many Southern California developers in such varied fields as site selection. bousina design, ad- vertising, promotion. and de· ·coratlon. Prior to joining f'outz & ~ "'uoc Walloch, Miaa fi'l•ek was f~r and direct.or ot Rllht Start !kbool or Real Et!Jle Training in T\aatJn. To subscribe to your community newspaper call 642 -4321 DAILY PILOT La,.na Niguel Rolling Hills Models Open ---r Anaheim Hills: Bea~Serenity,Yalue. The Smart·Move. .~ ; ~··1· .. ~ . -. ... ~L ·,,;· , • ~ ~·~ I ·,-;: ... ·": -t-···1. :.,.-::1 • ' '.1:-.~ • I ~, J • ··_w 1 •' ..... ,,,_. ." ....:--: ....... :.::--.. --\. ... ,• .. /"": ..... When you and your fam1tv move up to Anahetm Hills. you leave behind the hustle and bustle. the hue and cry Quf 4,300 acres of grnen and geld. of peace and quiet. emphasize the country environment that enhances the serenity-and value-of hv1ng here. The master plan of this htll 'n dale communrty 1s uolold1ng as quality hOme· bulldefs move with delbef· ahon and craftsmanship to complete some ol Southern CalrfOfoo's hnest reSldenhaJ netghbOfhoods A VISit demands that you expenence all the model homes to .,, -,.. ....... discover whot sefectoo. beauty and prestige living is all about N. the same~1me, you'll encoont0f parks the golf course. shops. the saddle club. schools. the tennis club and vistas of sweeping landscape8'h~lsldes. For alt rts completeness. Anahetm Hills sttll laci<s you. So. come v1srt. In fact. gel a move on' For 11.111tief Information. COOSUll an Arohelm Hiiis hOmebutldef In the adiacont llsttng a< call Anaheim Hiiis, lne . (714) 998-2000 • # " • ..r " J" t.o I -<to TiteNewlllnd anaheim hills -- . ·-. . . .. •• \ REAL ESTATE 4Custoni Homes in ~~~-Clemente CASH FAST Homeowner s : Loans arranged for any reason. Credit. n o pr o blem . Borrow on your eau1ty. Gall now for cou rteo u s. fast information. 1714) 547-7151 AMERICAN M~C.!'· Now Sh -in An= Hills: The~ Builders. §"" nills Anaheim h ills Where the Wesrs t>est t>u110ers showca~ the wiCX; ,I <,f'lectoo. the finest QlXlhty. the ht:tter vall)('S. ComP SC.'C them ,111• Then m.ike the Sm.Jfl • TlOVl' 1 Point• Ouissett By w R GI ace Prcx:xm1e:, (714) 974·1840 2 eam.ge Hilla By The Warmington Gloup (714) 637·6614 3 Ridge View By The Balc1w1n Cmiponv (714) 998·9580 4 WlndowHUI By Pac1ttc Coast 8u11de<s (714) 998-6870 5 AneMlm Hiiia Estates By S & S Construction Co (714) 998·2322 6 AMMtm Ridge Estmtea Custom >.-lomes by G L. LCW1S Co (7141 974~081 7 Fellther Hiii By Pac1hc Coast Bulldt'fs (714) 974·1341 8 Hunten Pointe By The Robert P Warm1ngt. 'fl C (714) 998·4071 9 SunMt Ridge By Oaktree Developmtnt Co (714) 998·4005 10 StOMPI• Ry Socaland Corpornhor (7 14) 974·1930 11 Singtng Wood Hill By W1lls/Ak1ns DevelcpmL'nl (714) 832·8800 Via the Newpt)(1 onalof RIVt.'ISIOe Freeways to lmpeftal Htgliway, then follow c11rec1iooa1 signs and t~ at>ovc m,1p ·~ ') ""'"'.,,,, .... s ric . -. ........... .1 . .'· I , . :l ., J ~· )' .. .. . . . . . .. . . .. ~· . REAL Ef JT A TE Sundly, FebtUatY 25. 1979 DAIL y PILOT • C: ~~~~~--~~~---------~~--~~~~-------~~~~~~~~~~~} . . h? That's $64,000 Question ;_.-~ JOllN ~NNLn" N :W YORK tAP> ,,_ ut.lol'a rultors "'li•u•,_ 0..-UJna p~ '111 t)'Jlkli •t'w homl" In 1'7' • ifd •.•. a n..,. GMoe con dered so HOl'n n lo pr.du 1upa d awe from theo popuJ1~. M.,.._ ol vtao. ~ . •·ould wralch 1lcn1-.it u U.. contestant 1ou1ht to Ha wer t._ ,...._ ti.at wwld rew•nl h m or her It ll tMt ~ tMJ wtiited, week afttr Now. UM> ..., ...._,., price have bftn rl!lnS ·•at~ 8\ t(I Pt•<flft 1 ~ar l~y won't hav to ¥,..t muC'h lonJtl'r th n that Soowtime nut fall or ••rl) "'mlt'r I( pn'ihcll~n"-bokt. that fl1urr ~ 111 ~ l'M<"h~ l ' ES, Ut:O, lf lOtaJ costs n.th~r ta.an purcai.a-pt'IC• a Ct)C) Id 1-.d Wb1)e )'OU a • t.Nnk Uw 164 .000 how.e i~ a ptu~notf1f'non . •a t do \1lU nt.1~ of th41 Sl5.2,l81 h<M.tse9 Ex &raorc1trlj.lr\ ., Nu nrol8,.t') Thot I r.:t'r f1gur. thfo actual outlay for ;1 000 hOUbC l.hAt ~ financed v.1lh liln 80 purt!ot . . . ~ ·' . ;· . . mort1••! al 10 perctnt for 25 years. Llke telt"vlllon • M4.000 question of " yeaNJ aao lt'a mind boa&llna. • StJll. more lban a million households a year Htit•rly buy new houaea. lind many coMlder the purl'hl ~ .. the buya of their llves. To bear them ex· prf'la tbdr h•pplne11. aJ mply aak. They've re· hH raed tho atory. THE PalMAaY ADV AN'l'AGE, they tell you, !~ that I houM • aheltt r H well as lnvestment. Try I tt 1\C t.b•l from a stock or bond?" they say poln~ly. perhapt correctly asiumln& _you lo~t your shirt on stOt"ks T hl'Y Ifft' likely thl'n to point out that houses <tpprt>rtatl" ut ll rate ruter than prices in general, .ind lht•y un• correct. Or, to express more con· tl'rv allvt'ly. th Py certainly have been correct in thf' p t tnn lion lht year was either 7.4 percent, ir rou U!tt' tht' cons umer price Index. or nine percent 1r you hve by the gross national product deflator. That makt!s a bag difference in the "true" mortgaae rate THE HOl'IEBUYE• 18 likely lo tell )'OU that In hawlrln1 hla or her future he or abe la not p1yln1 10 percent a year but only 1 percent lo 2.6 percent, or the difference between 10 percent and the infla· lion rate. Moreover. they point out. all that interest is a deducUble for federal Income tax prurposes. In fact, some observe, aner they receive their tax de· ductlons they end up paylnc almost no interest al all. But, you arrue, the price of almost everything else Is 1oln1 up too. Concedln& tbi.s, the homeowner then reminds you aglin that houses have been increaalng in market value al an even creater rate. A~MUME THAT HOUSING inflation is just one percent greater than general inflation, a s mart one might point out. "Thal one percent. ext.ended over 35 years. means that my $64,000 house will be worth S90,662." And they remind you. that's -a "real" price. That is, the dollars used to measure the 1979 house are the very same ones used to measure the 2004 12 Homes Left At Influential _ .. market value. The lncreaae la actual. No IU\lsion about It. · . ' Inflation, some homeowners have eveQ beeA beard lo say, is a wonderful thing. And in a 11eq~ it has been good to ma ny of them. It bas be\pej! transfer wealth to them. They have lnllated moce tbah noo·bomeowners. But maybe, some more cautious neighbors have retorted, the entire housing picture ls bot of whack. Amazing, they say, how we bave ~d to believing that 10 percent inOalion can· ~e "normal." -•· • ... "WHAT'S NORMAL!" IS one t~plcial· joinder, a response that provokes the tes "What isn't normal?" And so you say to~ b r of the typical $64.000 home that $1 ,798.B . t normal. No way. " . He or s be looks puzzled, and so you expla in that it inflation persisted at 10 percent fat 35 years. a longevity you should expect frorr. a ~looo home. the properly would then be worth H 798,6$8. ~~~~~~~~~p.-~~AO-.-~--~-~~~~ ~ :-.. CEstate ly l•altor IUD MILLER ERA Shoreerest RHffy ' ~ Only 12 homes rem ain in the final phase of 0 U-;.a __ c___.a_ Buller Housing Corporation's successful lnfluen· Yff or mR"r_,.......__.. , lial Homes development of 157 single.family re-Some people s pend ~ood house may seem • sidences m Lake Forest. According to project more than they l'an rostly. but thf rew~s I L d H b. th b afford when buying a are we ll worth 1t sa es manager u ora ar to, e omes are hou se EquaJly painful is Investing in a ¥use ready for immediate Q<:cupancy, and the builder the mistake of buying the that's a titt1e' m bTe-' is continuing lo guarantee trade.ins on buyers' cheapest passible house expensive gi"ee yoo '11th prf"senl houses (if qualified) at man et value. and then s u fr er In ll exl'ellent in nation hettl!~ With two or the four plans sold out, the remain· through its shortcomlnl(s. while ~our whole r.amll~ · h h 2 201 d 2 425 ( f 1· · I hav(' no 1ntent1on or enjoys a IX'tter·fbcfl to mg omes ave · an • square eet o ivmg stating howmuchanyone live And oft~-... t~e space and are priced from $111 ,950 lo $115,950 at an ran afford for 3 house re-.n ll.' opportunity 1s interest rate Of 9'• percent. This LS a verv per~onal br1i;?hll•r In a special closeout orter. the three and four-decision There nre bedroom. two-story dwellings come with an array l{uldelines of monthlv Wh ate\er IJoilt e..el or luxury features valued al more than Sl2,000. averages that lending estate nc-eds. call MS. We Inaddition,lhe homes featuredoubledooren· ins titutions use fo r have all thr tools <tod- lries; vaulted wood-beam ceiling; separate inside ho us 1 n g ex Pense" · ~:~r~~~t~o t~~':!1:ct~:;: · laundry areas; gourmH kitchens with pantry, 8 u t · 1 i k e t h e l<K'a llv. Plus "'f: dfter ,th~ a u tomatic dishwasher . garbage disposer, and "heighVweight" charts 1in1que advant:fPes or1.h€ printed on series.these " built-in gas cook top and continuous-clean oven; are only averages. n a t i on wid e If.! ft.A and attached two-car garages with direct access to Don 't hold bark if you m•twork .. advanta'ges the house. feE'I vou cun exceed th1· that c·o<,t you nothtn1$ To reach the model homes. take the San Diego RUidelincs. When you are ex tra· rnvc us a •. call ·11· d ff . · ti to<1 ;-i .v . W<''re here; to Freeway to Lake Forest Drive. proce~ east on w1 1ng an su "'ten Y Lake Forest to J eronimo Road, tum left and follow disciplined lo economize help' 'I the signs. 11re sales om ce and models are open on otht'r expenses. you F:RA Shore"rest Reall.Y . C'an itet a better house 17141 846-5573 : PATIO HOME (ABOVE) OR TOWNHOUSE AVAILABLE AT BUENA VISTA IN MISSION VIEJO from 10 a .m. to dusk. daily except Fridays. For than avera~e coils for A 12131 592.2747 ~~~~~~~~~~-m:·:o~r:e~inf:_::o~rm::a~li:o:n~,p~h:o:n:e~7~68::·~:33::3~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Home or Con·do? Jf you can't make up your mind between buying a townhouse or a de- tached single-family home, visit the unique $12 million community of Buena Vista at Aecean Heights in lhe Mission Viejo area of Orange County. where you have a choice or both. "Three and four-bedroom plans are offered in both the townhouse and patio home sections of Buena Vista and all residents have use or the community's many r ecr eational amenities." said Michael T. Murray, m arketi.ng manager. Patio homes al Buena Vista are priced from $94,000 . while townhouses start. at $80,500. Conven· tional financing is available through Home Savings and Loan Association. THE TWO-STORY Aegean Heights clubhouse provides o uts tanding facilities for community social ac· tivities and m ay be reserved by resi· dents for private parties. Other recreational features al Buena Vista include an Olympic size s wimming pool, lighted tennis courts, a wading pool for children and an outdoor BBQ picnic area. Both the townhouses and patio homes have been des.igned by the Newport Beach-based a rchitectural fl.rm of Bales, Bassenian, Pekarek to accent spaciousness-and elegantt-. All models have high, sk>ping c:eil· in g s . woodburning fireplaces, ceramic tile entries a nd central air . conditioning systems. THE PROJECT planners a lso In· eluded a number of standard features designed to conserve energy and keep utility costs at a minimum. including pilotless gas ranges and ovens. pilotJess gas forced air heal· ing and w a t er-saver faucets, showerbeads and toilets. Master suites in all townhouse a nd patio plans have dressing rooms and baths with Corian puUmans, ceramic tile showers and duaJ basins. To reach the Buena Vista sales of. fice and models in Aegean Heights. exit the San Diego Freeway at La Paz. go north one block to Mulrlands Boulevard, go west on Muirlands to the Aegean Heights community en- trance at Olympus Drive. then go north to the model area. Harbour Developaent 4 New Models Shown Four new model homes with in· lerior decor by Color Design Art are being introduced at Broadmoor Homes' Huntington Harbour com· munity in conjunction with the grand opening of Phase III at the lownhome community. The models display the complete s~lection of dramatic single story and two-story split-level floor plans available at the popular Broadmoor project which is designed In a French sea village theme with a bridged lagoon, a beach on the natural waterway, three tennis courts, swim· m1ng pool and !fpa. The townbomes offer from 1,208 lo 1,808 square feet of living area with two or three bedrooms, two and 2~ b~hs. THERE ARE CERAMIC We en- tries, high vaulted ceilings, one or two woodburning fireplaces, wet bars. formal dining areas, elegant master suites and utility areas in various plans . Each home has at Counly Builders To Meet Tuesday The Orance County BuUders As- sociation will bold ita monthly dinner meeting Tueaday at tbe Revere Houae in Sant.a Ana. Guest 1peaker for the evening will be Greg Zerovnllt, president ot Manapment Dynamics, a firm that specializes In management services . His topic will be "Tbe Mape of a Migbty Memory." Call the Orange County Builders A.toe:lation in SaDta Ana tor reMrVa· Uona at Ml em. All bulkliDI tncles •ewelmme. f .. least one patio, deck or balcony for indoor/outdoor enjoyment. There will also be three d.ilfell"l!nt ' waterfront homes available in t.be near future. The Chateau Lafitte is a lower·level plan with 1,410 square feet, two bed.rooms, two baths and at. tacbed garage. The Chateau Latour , with 1,177 square feet is a second level home with three bedrooms , 2~ baths, .md the Chaleau Versailles bas 2,460 square feet, three bed.rooms and 2~ baths and is OD the t.b.lrcl level. THE CllATEAU Saumer offers 1,808 square feet witb three bedrooms, 2~ baths and att..ached garage. Anotbet' two.story, 1pfjt-level above an attached garage Is lbe Chateau Chaumont wit.b l.,43:l square feet and two bedrooms, 2~ baths. Two single-story horn-are the Cbateau Bouges, a lower level plan with two bedrooms, lW<• bat.ha and deck the full width orthe t>«>use, and the Chaleau De Lu.nde witb1 1,208 square feel , lwo b e drooro s and two baths and "L" shaped balcony. local· ed on a second level. Tbe Bload.moor Ramu Hunt1qton Harbour COaLllHlllit)' i.l>·a .JM.unit de· velopment wkb • new townbomel being ottered iD lbft new third pbue. The Bro8dmoo r project may be- re acbed bJ ta~Jng Pacific Coast Highway to Ad•a:iiralty Way east In Hwrtlagtoo Har'boUr. ( s't·•rtit:'1 HARRIS) KE~S YOU ON YOUR TOF18 ln'dte DAILY PILOT ... ,. -..... . . • o# .. . , .... GRAND OPENING IN HUNTINGTON BEACH FlrtAt SINGtE-FAMltY-tJtttlNOW -OP~ ~ $·· ~~ Laiidii0iik ~BOiD~.es EVERYTHING'& INCLUD DIN THE PRICE ••• NOW, you can see the newest "BEACH -CLOSE" unit of l andmark Homes in beautiful Hunting· ton Beach ... quite possibly the fastest selling new single family homes ever presented m this area . Big, family sized. 2-story homes, ranging in size from approximately 1768 to 2230 square feet, they feature deluxe-equipped country kitchens, with microwave oven plus 1 pilot-leas, self·cleanin1 conventional oven, carpetln1 In the living room, family room, 111 bedrooms, hallway and stairway, fireplaces. front lawns with a tree and sprinklers, rear and side yard fencing, shake roofs, concrete drives and spacious 3-car 1•races. FURNISHED, MODELS OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A.M. ON ADAMI ILVD., JUST EAST OF BEACH BLVD. . .. from $110,725 4 & 5 BEDROOMS 2 AND 3 BATHS Wimer /We. i -J MA" NOT TO SCAl.l (714) 963-4531 . ~ . ---... -. ., .. The 1979 Jaguar XJ6. Deeply luxurious. ·E lectronically fuel injected. Incred ibly responsive. Jai;uar\ Jrc no1ahly lu,unou' Out 1he'c an: 1ronrc fuel-injection sy:.1cm coupled 10 ii<. double 'upcrb road car\. quid. and Jg1lc and 'trong. w11h overhead-cam "'-cylinder l.'ngmc. The combinJ· '""' whed ;od'P"""! .'"'P'"';""· ["~", "°" of •m<><"h· """' "d ~ry "'""""" powcr-u'~"ted rack and pmmn \leering • performance ,.ith traditional Jai;uar luxury and four-wheel dl\c bra~c' For 1979. the odds up 10 an altogether uncommon moior- Jaguar XJ6 sedan fcu1ures the almost ing experience. We ~ug~cM 1ha1 you c'pcn- 1ncrediblc responM: ol an advanced eke-YUWD ence the XJ6 o;oon Good tefms available with low down payment -Subject to your good credll Sales -Service -Leasing Opni Ttl 10 PM. M<Ht...S.t. Yts...Opnr fa'V)' S.Nloy Till 5 P.M. 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Black with gold Automatic. blue color. air cond. & s t e reo Top cond1 t1 on • (088MCFI Fully eouippedt Very low miles .. too• Must see• (760TPSl cassette & air air cond .. stereo white interior. air trim . stereo c 0 n d T 0 p cassette & mao cond. & stereo cassette & only c 0 n d i t 1 0 n 1 w h e e I s . Extremely nice• 10.000 miles• (689TJE1 . (130PPL) (544VYJ) (5366471 The difference between a Mercedes-Benz lease and any other is the Mercedes-Benz. The ca r you lease does make quite a difference. After all, you don't drive fffe'lease, you drive the car. And when you lease a Mercedes-Benz you drive some- thing special indeed. Whichever Mercedes-Benz model you choose, you drive one of the world's most r especte.d automo- biles. A car with legendary eng1· neering. meticulous craftsmanship. outstanding performance and safety. Something else: you'll drive the car you lease for two. three or even four years. Most cars look out of date all too quickly. But when you lease a Mercedes-Benz. you drive a ca r with classic lines and timeless· ness that is never out of date. We have several leasing plans to offer you. One is certain to make 1t more convenient for you to drive a Mercedes·Benz than you might have thought possi-<;J;J• ble . Call us today for the \ surprising facts. ' _ Ask about our many convenient leasing plans. Mlss1oriVlep lmpo1ts Aulhot-i;pd /)pnf Pr 831174 . • 0 21701 Mor1u•rite Pkwy. 4 9 5-1 7 00 Son Diego Fwy. ot Avery, Mission Vie10 ..... . . . ... -- inBcnab I irvine NEWPORT BEACH PROPERTY BAYCREST. 1806 SANDALWOOO turr Sitnll10 \lll Ol'fo'' "' N I ~ p M AllrlrllV«" 4 BR homt• " <'0Ur1\llrd 4•t1ln 1111 llllll'I 'lrt'1.'l ~paruk d1nan11 rm W IV"W or POOL & t.: p1nlu t-'umll\ rm & k1kht>n open to another patio 5245.000 ownrr will rons1dt-r INl!U.' w option to purch1111e (V 321 UDO ISlE -NEW & GLAMOROUS! OPEl'll f<lllAV l .; I• \I 11!1 \IA W1\Zl£H!; Spectaculur 2·slory l\1Nllterr Jnt·c1n sl\ 11• 1·uMnm built exqu1!»1telv deta1lt'd & decorated res1dt>n1•1• 4 RHs I mui,,tt•r -.u11e1 J h11ths. f11m1 l.v rm & formal daninJt Wet bur 2 fplt·-. hnc•kt•1I l'nlrv patio" rountJan . ob!>erva11on deck on roof ~I 000 mrl I iJlld I\' ;~I UDO ISlE-OPfN SUN 1-5 P.M. 128 VIA llAVRE One of the best vulues on n 45' lot wi~t-to·st location• Spacious 4 BR residenre for rum1ly & enter1ammJt. Huiie living rm formal & sep. dininl'( rm -famllv rm w beum~ sunny tiled patio w privac~ fountain & rharmani;: lrf'lh~ Pr1\lale bearhf'S & tennis' (V-34> AN EXCfll.ENT BUY IN BAYCREST OPEN SUN 11·3 P M 11134 COMMODORF. 4 RR. 3 bath home for only $225.000' • Courtyard entry -separate area for children -family r m & dining rm w t POOL VIEW Extra 12 2-car j?araRe IV·3S) 1618 MARINERS -OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M. A perfect "charmer" w 3 BRs. niftv den & all new kitchen lchoppinll block counter tops & hardwood planked noorl. Handsome plush honey-be11?e cpl -lovely yard w patio & ramada. See & compare at Sl52.500' IV-36) TEMPT US WITH AN OFFER Fme quahty ronstruc11on an th1'i nearlv n<'w home Approx 3400 sq ft mrL J RR ... 3 bath~. new l?OUrmet kitchen " sunny brkfst rm + huJ(e fnmily rm & 2 wet bars. Other amenities such as Frenrh doors & windows. 4 fpks .. Jacuni in the master RR OPEN SllN 1·5 P.M. 1724 TRA OEWINOS. RA YC'R F.ST ( \' :m IDEAL a "'or couple or single. This tastefully decorated. sphl·levet 2 BR offers an expansive view of 1?reenbelt & trees + ls within walking distance or -;hoppin11. Owner movlnjl -amnous to sell -refrlJ?. washer/dryer inrl ut SJI0.000 llow leasehold. too'> Jl l'RRV' OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 2247 vrSTA HUERTA. BLUFFS (V-38) NEWPORT HEIGHTS F.statN;i1<' lot w /room for pool. 3 BR. family rm homt' "llke·ncw". 5198.500 OPl':NSUN 15P.M.600·15th STREET. (V-391 BLUFFS 3 BR Bonita model w 1.ereenbelt vit-w' S141.000 leasehold. OPEN StlN 1·4 PM 537 VlSTA CRANOF: IV·401 BA YFRONT -DOVER SHORES 60' bay frontal?<' wtpler & slip. 2·st.ory French contemporary w/4 BRs. rormal dininl!. ramlly/game rm + much. much more! OPEN SL'N !\JON 1·5 P 1\1 320 MORNTNG STAR LN. (V-411 DOVER SHORES 4 BR view home perfect for the executive family w/2 separate cntertaanin~ area&. S349.500 fee. OPEN SUN J.5 P.M. 1219 SANTIAGO. (V·42l HARBOR VIEW HOMES Customizro sinJ?le-!ltory 5 BR. 3 bath home on Ill. pool·slze lot .w!many fruit trees. Prof. decorated w/new cpl & fresh paint. Formal dtninJ? rm -J?ourmet kitchen wtnew appliances -If!. utility rm + detached J?ar agc. S194.500. Appl. only. Donna Godshall 644·6200. (V-43) BIG CANYON TOWNHOME ~·cu rit v & fine Ji\ ansr can be vours for only $152.500. This 2 BR home hns man.). l'USlom features. inrl. lovely window coverin1ts & quality carpetinJ! Appl. only. Juhe Van W1eren 752·1414. (V·44 ) "LINDA PlAN'' -THE BLUFFS Beaullfullv upgraded & decorated l ·story condominium end.unit w iwraparound patio 3 BRs (incl. master suite) -2 baths. Near comm. pool & rabana $162.500 leasehold -flexible flqancinJ?. Appt. only. Dirk Halderman 642-8235. (V·451 BIG c.ANYON Newly l'Ustomi1ed -decorator furnished & landscaped -BUT. you must st~ for yourself! Elegant 4 BR residence featurinfl family rm wtfplc +game an•a w/fplc -II':. pool & full jacuui -master RR suite wtsauna. #19 Royal St. George is ready now for you to be the 1st owner since total remodeling w 1quirk escrow possible & priced ril?ht at S649.900 rre -furnillhed I may sell partially furnishedl. Appl. only. Tom Allinson 642·8235. CV-46 > EAST MmS WEST You'll love this traditional 2 BR + den Cape Cod condominium located on loveLv flreenbelt in Harbor View Knoll. Wllhln easy walklnf{ distance to pool. jacuzzi. tennis court & shopping center. Ready to move in soon! Sl56.000 & you own the land! Jeanne Newman 642·8235. CV-47) LEAVING YOUR OPT10HS OPEN Will move you into a very special 4 RR. family rm New Bedford model in ~aview. All the amenities of a private fisted community + a full view & Immediate possession ii; possible. Submit on lease w/optlon. trade or a short esrrow sale. $255.000 Incl. land. Belle Chase Lee 644-6200 (V-481 · PRIME 0CWR0NT Perfect ror the active family! New 4 BR home right on the beach ! Great for entertaining w/2 living r ms. A must see! Aissa Wayne M2-8235. (V·49l LOVE <X>NQlJERS AWi And you will love this excepUonal lillle weekend hideaway wf2 BRs. 2 baths & exclUng brick hearth. ~ mobile & ~ house in excellent Newport l~ation w /private beach & POOi. Lols MUJer 642·8235 or 55t. ... 1. CV·50) 642-8235 90 I DoYer DriYe Newport leach -Fea tg FINER PROPERTIES NEWPORT IEACH PROPERTY MAGNIFICENT ONE-Of·A-«INDf ... 8eoutaful custom 5 BR home in Dover Shores wtVlEWS' Courtyard entry "'1pool -format dininll rm -II'(. master suite -soarin~ relllnll rn ll\·an.: rm -family rm wibar & rplc -iiourmel kitchen. Leasehold est ate orrered at M00.000. Barbara Aune 642·8235. <V·Sl > BIG CANYON TOWNHOME Deluxe view Pin{'hursl model end·unit wfwrap-around deck. 2 BRs - cten wtm1rrored wet bar -thkk cpl -fplc w tbrk hearth -wood noorin~ Exquisitely decorated & located in security bldll. w icomm. pool & tennis fac1ht1es $227.500. J oyce Edlund 642·8235. (V·52l SUPREME UPPER BAY VIEW Front row 3 BR . 2'"J bath townhome. Contemporary deror -plantation shutter!' & parquet noorin~. Private patio w Ill(. overhanl'( & flrerinjl. An out,,tandinJ: value at S220.000 fee Sandie Fix 644-6200. CV·S3l CORONA DEL MAR PROPERTY A FAMILY TREASURE ... ·~. We're presenting a 4 BR Broad moor home In Harbor View Hills which is a deliJtht to see & a joy to own. Do come see it on SUN -OPEN 1..5 P M. and lt>t its-mairt<' rapture your heart as its captured ours! !239.5()(1'. 2606 LIGHTHOllSF. LN <V·541 HARBOR V1EW HlllS Beautiful 4 BR. family rm Broadmoor wtpanoramic view or Catalina. Npt. Bay & city li i:!hts. REDUCED TO $325.000 ' OPEN SUN 1-5 P.M. 2601 Wl NDOVER . (V-55> JASMINE CIHK Lovely 3 BR. family rm home wtprivate comer location & mini-ocean view. Many custom features. S255.000 OPEN SUN 1·5 P .M. ~H JE'M'Y. <V·55al THE DEOSIOH MAKER Will not hesitate once inside this smashlnl? eye.catcher! Everythinf! a discriminating buyer would expect to find -location: eustom construction & hi~h quality decoratinf!. A bit of Cape Cod in Old CdM. 3 BRs. den & convers ation rm. 5269.500 Incl. land. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200 IV·56> WALK TO BEACH From this immaculate 4 BR. family rm & format dinlniz rm home in Cameo Shores on the Canyon. Secluded yard wfrose jlarden & room for pool. S284.500 LH. Appl. only. Donna Godshall 644-6200. cV-57l A SURE BETI · Hoping for 4 BRs in CdM"? Wishing for near.new r ondilion & stylish young deeoratinjl in a great family area?? Well. you won't be 1Zamblin1t when you buy this Cameo Highlands beauty! Even the price is rif{ht - so you simply MUST SEE IT! $194.500. Coby Ward 642·8235 CV·58> HARBOR VIEW HIUS Panoramic ocean. bay & night light view. Single story 4 BR. family rm & dlnanJ? area res. -all pror. decorated w/new cpt & paint. One or the largest corner lots wtroom for pool & spa + lots of privacy! $300.000. Donna Godshall 644-6200. < V ·59) OCEAN VIEW FROM SPYCilASS Hlll Charm & warmth are evidenced in this quality Country Frenrh Nantucket. Custom cabinets. country kitchen. French doors. fplcs. pool & spa are a few of the outstanding features. An executive home offering 5 BRs. den wtwet bar. for mal livlnl? & dining rms + a fabulous bay & ()('ean view! $750,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (V·60> OLD COM OWtM Coey & warm 4 BR. 3 bath home w/open beams. used brick fptc& lavish use of wood providing a eharming atmosphere. 2+ car f!araf{e. S259.000. Sharon Smith 644-6200. <V-61 l R-2 LOTI OLD COM! Builders & investors ! One of the best locations north or Hwy -close to shopping. schools & beaches! Just REDUCED lo Sl3S.OOO fee! Donna Godshall 644·6200. <V-62! • , IRVINE faoPERn ONE OF TURTLE ROOC GUN'S FINEST 5 BR. family rm Devonshire model in sparkllnll condition!! Extensively upJ:(raded wtcustom decoration & landscaplnl(. 2 fplcs -sunken llvlnir rm -wet bar -II(. master suite OPEN SUN l ·S P.M. ll4 SANDPEBBLE. (V-63> DECORATOR'S DB.IGHT Highly UJ)l.raded end-unit La Salle model townhome. 4 BRs " muttt has been expanded w/fplc -lg. formaJ dining rm -family rm off gourmet kitchen -loads of stOl'age -3 patios. A be1utlfuJ famJly home within walking distance of pool. Sl29,SOO wrlow leasehold. OPEN SUN 1·5 P.M. 117 WHITEWOOD. UNIV. PARK. (V·64> . 644-6200 1644 S• M1cJue1 Drl Hw boi Vie~ Center -.. IRVINE PROPERTY ~ WIUOWOOD Harety seen model with 3 bdrms. • hu.ee fomily r m ·formal dmint rm & irarden kitchen. Custom upgrades · high ceilinl!i> • lovelv garden area & use or ~lass + r_ull a1 r-cond. & rtose to pool & tennis . <Subject to canreltatlon or ex1st1n.e est•row1. Jane Paquin. 642-8235 1v .ss1 DAYSU ENO Of THE RAINBOW! Lookin!( for a home nlled w ttreasures + POQL'1? We have it all here in this picture-perfect 4 BR. family rm home! 2 bath!l w 'dbl pullman sinks: open beam ceiling: brick fpk: new cpttdishwasher : decora~ in very lush earthtones PLUS RV covered stora1?e & 2·t'ar 1?ara11e1 HURRY! $116.500. OPEN SUN 12-4 PM. IS292 SF.rNE CIR. THE RANCH. CV·661 TURTU ROCK HIGIUHDS Brand new tovmhome wtsweeptnJ! view or hills & the v1llaJ?e Spark>Us 2 BR + dentstudy: eat-in kitchen: top line cpl & ceramic tJle. Offered at Sl29.900. Joyce Edlund 642-8235. <V·671 .. RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN Terrific San J oaquin town home on the f!Olr course w /view of the 12t• tee & mtns rrom 4 rooms! 2 BRs. 2 baths. formal dininl?. livinl? rm w/lplc. den wtwet bar + 2·car j!aral(e wtopener. Comm. recreation faci-.. too! Sl28.000. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. < V.681 COUNTRY MANSION. At an "old .fashioned" price! 4 II?. BRs -2 huJ?e family rms wiwet bars -h11?h beam ceilinf!S -high brick hearth -Old-Time pool-sized yard. REDVCEDTO SELL S119.950. Lois Miller642-8235. IV·69l HIGH VAUJE -LOW PRICE Sparious 4 BR home centered around a lovely atrium Le. fam1lv-size kitchen: family rm: 2 bath!': new paint & rpt. Redwood deckmll & nicely land!!caped lot wisprinklers. Close to pooli; & lake $117.000. Rosemary Sletz.l\tvers 644·6200 IV-701 ... OTHER AREAS DB.IGHTFW. Y OffffRfNT Rustic shake roored 3 BR . 2 bath Mesa Verde home on quiet street close to park & school. rn "squeaky rlean" condition! You'll enjoy the llvinl! rm wtused brick fplc· formal dininl! r m & the functaonal kitchen w llile counters & bit-in appliances. S101.ooo. John Granath 642-8235. 1 v.1n I UPPER BAY CONDOMINWM Completely redecorated! Kitchen has new dishwasher + eatinll bar & extra storage space. Mirrored walls in eatlnJ! area & baths. Walk to markets + conv. access to freeway. ldeal for couple or sinJ?lc. $53.900. Dorothy Hardcastle 642-8235. IV·73) YOU WON'T EVEN NEED A PAINT BRUSH! tn this beauUfulty upf!raded 3 BR. 2 bath custom home. It's all been done for you! Extra lg. living rm -den w/walk·in wet bar -master suite has its own wing! Room to eat in the lovely kitchen w /IJ?. pantry. A. most convenient location! All for only Sll0.000. Marion Frizzell 752·1414. <V·741 RESIDENTIAL INCOME PROPERTY JUST USTEDf Great duplex in Old CdM. Completely remodeled front unit -all nt>w bll·ins. Private patio. Lots of charm & priced to !lelt at $185.000. Don't miss this special oHerinll In a most desirable area Landa Ta1?lianetti 642-8235. (V·75) APTS. -PRICE RfDUCTIONI NOW $135.000 & Sl75.000! ! Don't miss this value! Drive by 180 & 182 Cecil. Costa Mesa (do not disturb tenantsl -appt. only. Lois Miller owner/agent 642·8235. (V·76> AN IDEAL LOCATION CdM ... So. or Hwy - a popular rental area convenienr to shoppinll. schools & beaches! 2 BR units priced right at St75.000 -nexlbte financing-will trade! Lynne Valentine 644·6200. <V·77l fOURPlfX -Im TO IEACHJ Don't delay! Purchase today' Prked 10 ~II at S212.500' Owner's 3·BR. 2 bath + patio unit: two 2-BR. 2 bath units + one l·BR. l bath unit. Gar ages -patio -laundry nrea. Cul-de·sac location & beach approx. 3 ml. VeeSUnson642·8235. (V·78> UTllE OtUMEI -S169 .500 SO. or Hwy -QIM duplex In good location. just a short walk to the footbridge! lst unit w/l·BR. 2nd w/2·8Rs + 2 fplcs: 2·car Jaraire. Each home w/small, private patio. Mary Lou Marton 642.-S. CV·79) 752-1414 4545 Cw4111 Dr. CG111pU1 V.., Center - -- . . ! ·-·i M DAILY PILOT 'Seft' £•••try 1 WagonerMakes Style Switch 87 .IO 8DWAaOS NASHV1LLE, Tenn <AP) Ponu Wa1oner. the •t.andJnt·b~u.-r for bard rore country m1ulc for 25 yean. want. lo apukht 1.caJn llko b11 fa mous rh.IM9tonel Wa OMr hu rf'.lumtd the ~eordin.1 car r that hf dl"Ol>Ped aft r breiLJllnt up wtlh lntlnl partner Dolly Parton tour yean tto Aod ht-•a araduall)' m1k1na mor"f' ~raonal •PPHranc illter t uttlq buk ht frt>mJl°'d U tt'<'r when Miu Part<m t•ft 8UT w GON .• I ow GI G ··son .. tountr)' mu11i{ that '-. mort1 mclodl( tnd mort' or l' h C ll'O l t"d "I "•nt t o bt ln lhl' Milin lrc m tlr country mu"1c tu da) .. \\•ICOOOl', 48, Hid In ltn In tt·n 1ew "l went to be r.-pn•sen lath t'oltbemusfcoflocla)' ··1 "'"l lo 10 down In th1• h1 lllr\ or ('()Uotry mu:ttt.•, but I ~ •nt to kt"'t'p up to d ale, too,· ht• "''d ··Roy Acurr. Ernei.t Tubb und Ihm.It Snow »rt' oil rlo.se frlcmds of mine, and lbu gr-.:u t cat men l 'v() known They've chosen to ~ part of w•oo.t• 11 country mw le hlat.ory, and I ad· ma~ them for that. "But' tn toduy'z; record buy In& public, tt 's an outdated product. They've made very lltlle l'hanges. I pla n to suay up wtlh the Umell and keep my sound pleasing to today's Hr8." But his famous rhinestones will stay . .. l 'LL ALWAYS Wt;Alt THEM,'' HE said. .. They're a part or show buslne s The people wunt to see something d1Hen.·nt somethinJ( flashy. Arter splitting up with Mass Parton. Wagoner quit rel'ord.ing, broke up his band and stopped making tour dales. She changed from a country to a pop style. and has ~en very successful. "People mistook this as grief' from the s plat ... ------- with 0o11y ... he saad.c~ ~~.nnUE) ··But It had no bearing on 1 ~~,.. • il whatsoever. I just _ S()lfND _ wanted lo get my career in order." ln October, Wagoner told a reporter that he would never trust Miss Parton. "TO ME DOLLY PARTON IS mE kind of person I would never trust with anything of mine." he said then. "Regardless or what It was or who it was I mean her family, her own blood -she would turn her back on them to help herself." Wagoner, a former grocery store clerk who never made it past the sixth grade in school, was reluctant lo repeal or elaboraleon the criticism. "Everything I've been quoted as saying was true," he said. choosing his words carefully. "I won't retract anything. The truth hurt people. I came down hard on her because it was true. "I don't Like lo discuss her career. I have no regrets for what I did for ber or with her. ll was not my choosing that things we.re handled the way they were. I'd rather not talk about bad things. "I DEVOTED SEVEN YEARS OF my life and a ll my thoughts -and energies to building her career. I think that would reflect that I'm happy that she's been so successful. "Her career has done lavishly and it's been a beautiful change ror her. I don't really want to lake away from her career." Asked if he is bitter, he said, "Not al all" Copies of albums that they did together still hang in his outer office. ll appears that he's following in her footsteps · changing musical style to appeal lo more peo. pie. He said that appearance is misleading, because he's still basically a country singer and she's not. ··0o11y has been directed to the pop market. Her material is more raw pop. She's doing something completely different." "~ ll'tt. ..... Goofletaa11r .. S{'n ll erman T .a I mod gt." tn<.ty bl.! re l'h.•rted 111 1980 1f h 1~ t n•ulmPnt for ul<'o hol abuse ·~ ~uc t•t•ssrul Talnwdge, 65, b hosp1t.ah2ed an <'ulafornw S u perman Artist D e dicate d WESTPORT. Conn. <AP > -Curt Swan's children always took bis job for granted . but their friends round at hard to behcve he drew Superman comics. "The subject of 'What does your Cather do?· would come up and the othe r children would challenge my children and would say, 'No, he does not,' " said Swan, who has been drawing the "Man of Steel" for Detective Comics for 20 years SW AN, lN a telephone inte rview, said his children didn't consider his Job "anything uni- que." Swan, 58. began draw- ing Boy Commando comics, then Tommy Tomorrow, Superboy. Supergirl, a nd Lois Lane. HE DRAWS Superman 10 lo 11 hours a day, six days a week, working from descrap. lions or dialogue pro· vided by a writer. "By and lane r enjoy my work. It's the thing I do best." he s aid, adding that he plans to continue drawing Superman "un. til they drop me into lhe ground." Drug Chief SACRAMENTO <AP) -Fri.son warden Senon Palacioz was named to bead state anti·drug pro· grams in the De part· ment of Alcohol and Drug Abuse. Palacioz has been superintendent of the California Correc· tionaJ Center at Susan· ville for two years. New York REX Program Get Df!gree by Mail By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I have a nursing diploma -R.N. -but want to get my baccalaureate In nursing. How un I do this without returning to campus study, wblcb my working "cbedule makes impossible? -T.J ., Evansville, Ind. A bachelor of science in nursing is one of the degrees offered through the New York Regents external degree program , called REX for short. REX is available to non· traditional students in any st.ate. Degrees offered by REX at both the associate and baccalaureate level are: arts, science, and nursing. Busi· ness administration is offered at the baccalaureate level only. THE UNIVERSITY OF the Stale of New York -which operates REX - has no campus, resident faculty, or students in the traditional sense. It publishes requirements and awards a degree to anyone who can meet them. 1bere are no age or residence requirements. Anyone with a high school diploma or the demonstrated ablllty to do college work can enroll. REX is a good deal but the red tape bu been troubleaome for many studenta. Now there'• new Informa- tion which can save you time and rrUJtraUon in planolng your degree program. The Com mittee on lostltuUonal Cooperation (CIC) is a consortham of major Midwestern universities, of wblcb six have coordinated tndepen- dent study pro1r a ms which meet R EX requirements: tbe Unlvenltles of l llloola, I owa, Michigan, Min· -neaota, Wllconaln, and Indiana • UaAvenlt.)'. • ( CAREERS _J CIC HAS J UST published two free brochures that provide s pecific guidelines for applying more than 900 correspondence courses offered by tbe5e six universities to REX re· quirements. The ftrSt CIC brochure. "General Education," does not list each course. but groups courses b y general subject area, and by specific REX requirements they satisfy, i.e., humanities, social science, naturaJ science and electives. Using detachable po!Jtcards in the brochure, you can, through a one· step process, obtain the additional in· for mation you need. This could be · either the independent study catalogs or the schools which offer the needed courses, and-or a complete set o' general information and enrollment ' materials from REX. THE SECOND CIC brochure, ••Bu.iness Administration," provides cou rse selection guidelines and categorizes, by requirement, all· the bualnaa courses from tbe six un· ivenitles that are a pplicable lo a REX bachelor'• de1ree in buaineaa administration. Similar detachable POstcardt are lncluded. These two brochures can make Ufe alm pler for the degree·seeklna non· traditional student. READER SERVICE : Strad 11our potfcord raqwlt for .Uher of Clw ~· CIC brot'*1a lo JOflCt tom Kl'llftldtl at Bor 1$tMI, Co«4 Mt.a nae. If p umat both, Mid tuio potkordl . • ' . . . . . . . .6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 .8 The BlggHt Marketplace on the Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You C•n Sell tt, F1nd tt, { 84 2 Ila.ft 1 One Celt Se"'lce Ttt1d• II With • Want Ad ·ilV•U FHI Credit Appronl ............ Sele .......... Sele ....... Fol' s. ............ w. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• G...,..e 1002 1 1 1.. 1002 Ge•r.. 1002 °'""'.. 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EQUAL HOUStNO OPPORTUNIT Y ,_... .. •Motter. All real «'law •dvertlled In Uu5 newspaper Ii. aub Jert to Ute fo'eder1tl fo'u1r llllu111ng A<'l o( 19G8 which lrulkes It Uleg11l tu adverUae "•01 pre. rettn«, UmltaUon. or dik'TI mlnallon b•~d on rac.-e. ~. reUaloo. sex, ur n.aUOOl.ll on11in. or un mtcnuon to make BO) such preJereoce. Um1lu· LWn. ord1~nmin11tlon " Thia newspaper will not knowinf ly 1&ccepl 11 ny adverl sine for re11l est.ate which i!S in viola tiooofthelaw. IRllORS: AdvertiMn ._... cMdc tttelr odt ..., ..d report ..... nn l1 u tclahty. Tht DM.Y PILOT a~s ld»llty f« tt.. flnt i• CGn"tCf IAMf'fion °"'I. Homesf«S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ¢e•ral 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •PETER'S • TOWMHOME Sharp & immac. 4 BR. family room. drnrng room. Tastefully de· corated. Outstanding value. Call Audr ey K.apelus, af(t or MlWPORT CE:HTH 1U&.n 640-1112 USTILUFF 4 BEDROOM, 21,; BATH LARGE TOWNHOUSE. END UNIT. $122.500 ON LEASE LAND. CORONA PACIFIC 644-8567 Wafts,. S.J~ng &A~6o c. 673-2500 LAS VEG.AS PllMI CITY LOC. 5,8 MILLION Approx. 20 ucres -heart or Las Ve~as for the corporate image syndicat.ion·partne rship.pension plan or sophist ica\ed d e veloper or the a mucnt. Possible expensive high" rise. secure condominiums + casino hote l, + other creative commercial ventures. Interested clients write or call Walter S. King Realtor (714 ) 673·2500 or P .O. Box 572. Corona del Mar, CA 92625. SPYGLASS HILL #11 MONTICrTO Spacious 4 t>edrm. family home. large family room, comfortable fireplace and warm plank flooring. Enjoyable pool and jacuzzi. Large corner lot with fantastic view of city night lights or Orange County a r ea . $419,500 including land. llG CANYON CONDO S 147,000 Open Sat/Sun 1·5; 21 Sea lsland Drive. Off J amboree or Ford Rd. 2 Bedrm, 2 bath. te nnis court. pool, jacuzzi, underground parking and s ecurity gate . 2 MESA DEi. MAR 2 STORY'S Take your pick of these 2 lovefy 5 bedroom, 3 bath homes. l offers a pool & professional landscap. 1ng. 'The othe r , oew earthtooe carpe ting, drapes, appliances &_ a comer lot. Both owners are motivated, so make an offer! The prices are ~.ooo & $l25.000. Call 55&2600." 675-3411 IEACHFROMT MANSION A magn ificen t ex· peneoce of ocean hvmg ! Private road, guarded enLry ! Secluded sandy beach! S spacious wood deck s! Sec luded g arde n s! A true masterpiece for lux· urious living! Don't wait, there is notbing like it ~~ For details FOREST E OLSON 11'11{_ fJ(IA11'C,1,.'t FOR THE "EMTEllT AINIM<i" EXEC -Stunning home, gourmet kitc hen, huge mas ter suite, bright. beautiful. A winner ! $198,000. 1807 T,,_..winds o,._ Sat/S.. CUSTOM HIDEAWAY -In Newport Beach. modem house, lots of wood and glass, tucked behind the trees with big green lawn. $148.500. 431 Rl•ff"lkk o,.. S. SUIMIT ALL OFFERS! Say the owners of this 5 Bdrm, 3 bath Somerset mode l on a big private lot with Ne wport Center View in the finest family community of Newport Beach. $211.500. 110 I Peri C..tow o,_ Sat/S.. NETTY PUMCTILIOUS & PANORAMIC -4.Bdrm. country French home, professionally decorated with discerning taste. Be hind the gates in Sea view with a panoramic ocean view. $339,000. 1909 Yadlt Cohia 0,.. 5-day TAX TIMI TONIC -Charming cottage with fireplace, hardwood floors, remodeled kitchen + a rental unjt. in the rear. On the ocean side of Coast Hwy in Corona del Mar. $210,000. 515 Acoc:ia o,_ 5-day THEltFS MOIE ROOM AT THE TOP -6 Bdrm, (maid's qtrs), 41r..i baths, game rm, separate dinin g rm in t h is s ma s hing Cape Cod on the most prestigious street on Spyglass Hill. Pool, jacuzzi a nd a view forever & ever. $595,000. 17 Point Loma o,._ Sat/S. URIANE FAMILY -Seeking convenient living. We have a lar~e 4 Bdrm, fa mily room home, with formal dming room, sundeck, enclosed court.yard. Near South Coast Plaza. $105,000. 1917 T.-Wood 0,.. S-., RB.AX AHO BUOY -That precious Balboa Bay view . The lighte d P avilion by nig h t., the s pinnakers by day. You'll love coming home t.o this comfortable 3 Bdrm Irvine Terrace home, and you own the land. $249,500. 1619 lo .... DooM 0,. s.t/S.. TUITLIAOCK HIGHL.A .. DS Super 4 Bdrm Stewart model loaded with extras. Wood noors, ceramic tile. neut ml carpel. $249.s<>o. 21 S ... tr Crete...+ 0,. s.t/S.. .. DAVIDSON REALTY PRESENTS J A SMINE ClllK JUST LISTED! Cor~cous <'Ondo in fabulou:J Jasmine Creek: lgc. liv. rm., den, form. din. rm., spocious mstr. suite + 2 large bdrms. Many extras! CALL TO SEE. $269,500 . OCEAN VIEW ouno 3 BR & 2 ·aR. oceanairc. with beaut. owner 's unit up: water \'icw from mstr. BR. den, & decks. Great buy at $197,000. • H.Alllott VIEW HOMES Lovely 4 BR home, perr. fnr l~e. family : on comer lot. Lge. f am. rm. & din. rm.; owner will consider lease/option. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. 1975 PT. BRISTOL. N. B. Reduced to $158.900 LIDO ISLE Exciting 5 BR. 4 ba. home in best of all locations: e njoy privacy of sunny patio. Offered completely furn. at $525,000. Call to see. PARK UDO P lush 3 BR condo. view or pool from mstr. BR. 2 ba. + powder rm. Corner unit with delightful patio. Only $98, 750. WEST NEWPORT Atfr. 3 BR home l·blk. t.o ocean : fee land; lge. sunny patio with room to expand. Only $178.000. D 4 v r D s 0 N ! E A L T l r N C. 31 lo Newport !il~tJ •, fl 67 J Y060 SPYGLASS SPECIALISTS COMP.ARE THESE PRICES IM SPYGLASS 2 Bedroom & family room with ocean vlew,: formal d ining room, excellent condition, lo.,v maintenance yard, an outstandin~ value at $347,500. SHOWS LIKE NEW Immaculate 4 Bedroom & fa mily, formal dining. upg r CJded carpet. d r a pes & shutte r s . Professionally landscaped. superb view. Lowest on ma rket a t. $359,500. 640-1812 ~-- FANT~TIC LOCATION! $172,000!!! BAY VIEW FROM EVERY ROOM 3 IR., 2112 I.A., HOllY RM. OPEN TODAY 306 AVE. CUMBIE Priced to sell fast & liquidate estate. here is tre m endous future value J)otential. · Dra ... rs Pwodfw MEWPOllT HEIGHTS Sharp. trg. 3 BR, 2 ba 4 a.,... $94,950. ram hm Frplc, Gas BBQ Pe rfect location for in kit. FR/DR. Lrg. well future family. Close to lndscpd lol. PresUgious schools. excellent yard n g h b r h d , a r e a I for e nlarging home . sweetheart.you will love EVERYBODY'S DOING it. Owner will help IT! finance. Call today. OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 979-5370. 337 RAMONA ~.~ec;M 11~ · ....... ALLSTATE REALTORS 180' Fantas tic Ocean --------Vi e w . 2br 2\<\b a PIUCB> TO S&L Townhm. beauWully UP· Low down. 3 Bdrm. 11..!i graded '96,500. Terms: ba condo. $65,000. Open Conv. o r Contract. bou1e SaUSuo 1-4. 2930·C Owner will Coop. O.W .C. Bndford Pl, SA. Rucker lse/opt. Realty 642~758. 714/492-4948. /];'I Can'Jon S,,ecla cufa,.6 Se nsational Executive S bdrm. with billiard-sized family room. Flawless l $550,000 Sought' after Deane townhouse, s pacious 1-le ve l, 2 & a den . $257,000 CALL FOR APPOINTMENT rtim:~· 4.H()C"Tl:i lite. 800 Newport Center Drive • 840-6500 I HllMtforW. ......... ,. ....... .... ,. ...... ... s. ··········~············ ....•.........••.....•.••••.•............•............••••..•..••.••. I Mrtl 1002 Ga•.. 1001 81qr"ll IOOl I t 4 IOOJ ....•..•.•........•.... .................•..•.. ..•.....••............ , ..•..••.........•.....• ONE OF AMERICA'S LARGEST WANTS YOU TO MEET SOME OF CALIFORNIA'S BEST CAREER NIGHT SUZANNl .. UDD lh• has attalfted out· atandlnt .,chlewemenl In the real Hl•I• fleld . Conaltent top ••ll•r and awerd winner, IYJianne now man.at•• over 38 •t•ntt at th• Newport 8Hch office. Mer aucceH etory lllu· etrat•• the opportunl· ti" at Walker a Lee for th• dedicated .. 1 ... a •nt. Wednesday February 28, 1979 7:30 P.M. Newport Beach Office 2043 Weatcllft Drive Newport Beach, CA • 'eatured Ou•••• • Slide Preaentatlon • Retreshmenta R••I eatate profeHlon•I• we're proud ofl People Juat Ilka you, who were reaJlr Interested In • re•I eat•t• cueer. Individuate who met the CHAL· LENOES of the lndustrr through th• m•nr OPPOA· TU NITIES • Walker & Lee had to offer. Hardworking people who became the BEST! Tod•y, aucceH 11 their story-• s torr they'd Ilk• to tell you ••• •• well as answer your questions about • REAL ESTATE CAREER WITH ONE OF THE NATION'S LARGEST! RESERVATIONS PLEASE (714) 646-7711 (714) 552·44 77 (714) 545.9491 (714) 759·1501 BARBARA SEMAIN An energetic sales · agent, 1h• hH achlev· ed the Salesperson ot the Year Award for 1978, Newport Beach Office and was ad· mltted to Walker & LH's preatlglous top. producer's club- th• Winner's Clrcle. Barbara Semaln-an exemplary salesagent and a true professional! *Residential, Investment, Time-Share and Management Trainee Positions <vs Walke r & Lee Heal Estate Tot•I AHi Estate Services Since 1941 • Over 70 Offices Throughout Calltornla and Arizona BEACH HOUSE 2 B<'droom. brick fireplare & garage. Take over loan Tremendous localton SI 22,500 OCEANFRONT Duplex on h 1g R -2 lot. W Newport near new lt'nni~ courts. Easy access s treet to IH'aC'hfront lot. $375,000 WATERFRONT with 42' hoat ~hp. Big 2 bedroom & den . 2 fireplac·es. built-ins. 2 covered patios. 3 car J,:arage. Owner will help B IG on fm a nC'tng. Open Sun. 1-5 p.m $350,000 .NOW IS THE TIME to buv this hcautiful 3 Br . fam rm. formal dining rm. pool home in a ·g reat location . Convenient to So. Coast Plaza. freeways & adjacent a reas. Just reduced to $113.500 with a ssumable loans. No doubt the best value in Costa Mesa. Won't last at this price. Call now to see or visit open ho use Sunday 1-5. JACOBS REAL TY 675·6670 2919 Newport Blvd. comer 30th •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • GOLF COURSE VIEW ! Great back bay location. This bif{ 5 : Bdrm home f eatures a hu ~e • family/dininf,? rm a ddition. Formal : dining rm & sep fam rm big enough : for vour pool t able . P erfect for the • big family and the price is ri~ht at: • $118 ,500. : • • • EASTSIDE BEAUTY ! 3 big bedrooms. l3 1 baths. new r oof. : new paint in /out, new cpt thruout. All on a nice quiet corner lot. Offered a l $107,500. Open Sat/Sun. 342 Esther St ATTN BUILDERS: Super E'Side Costa Mesa location. Older 4 bedroom on larJ!e cul-de-sac lot with room to build 2 or maybe 3 • more units. Listed a t $125.000. • • • • >-. : RIDE YOUR HORSE : · • ':! acre horse property in Norco. • : Assumable loa n with ~ood intere!;t : , : rate . Owner may help finance.: : Off erect at $79.900. : • • • : FOR REMT: ! • 4 Bdrm. 3 bath Newporter Tiburon • : Townhouse. New cpts & drapes. : , : Super Sharp $550 /mo plus : • • 1St /last +$200. • • • • • i flllER REALTY Call 546-0814 i • • re••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BEST IN BLUFFS WITH I.AMO! New thruout: absolutely ~orgeous . 3 BR. 21:? ba .. 1950 sq . ft. former model : beautiful outlook. Only $198.500 OPEN SUM t-5 J.40f HOVIA HEW LISTING! L ovel y private g rl'enbelt : 3 BR. 21 z ba .. 1900 sq. ft.: s h u tters. mirrors . bar : large assumable sa .~ LOAN. $155.000 orEH SUM. 1-5 603 VISTA IOHITA EARLY ILUFFS Wid est. most pictur esque g reenbelt: e nd unit beauty! 1900 Sq. ft.. 3 BR. 2 1~ ba .. wet bar. 3 patios . S154.500. Owner will consid er lease/option. OPEN SUH. 1·5 2131 VISTA LAUOO 4 IDRMS. 21 :! Ba .. bargain ! Nicely decorated thruout: l~e. encl. patio. Can you believe only $124.900 ! OPEN SUH. 1-5 301 VISTA SUEITE rRIME WATERFRONT View! End unit. 2200 sq. ft.. dramatic tri·level: 2 huge mstr. bdrm. s uites. 2'h ba .. lge. fa m . rm .. wet bar. lan~e assumable 9112% LOAN. Elegant! $250.000. IARGAIH 2 IR. End unit. lge. deck overlookin.a wide ~recnbelt. New cpts. drps. paint. $109.500 HELEN B. DOWD REALTOR IMC. 644-0 I 34 List & lwy Wfttl tM Experts S©\\.JUlA-~~~s· Thof Intriguing Word Gome with a Cltudle -----141••tl •r ClAY R. r OUAN ----- 0 Reo.,onge •~e 6 oc•o,.,bled "'°'d' bo'low to -~· 6 ._,"'l'IOlf" '\lllo"O'd\ rr1f\I fettetl of .a-h 1n 111 I ne <. f ttavO'*"' I ANASUE I I 12 I' I I I POSH lft I' I I I I I M Y S P U G I I I' I I I NAB T UE I I I I I& "Mummy. can I go In for _ _ . _ . a swim?" the child .aked hla mother. And she said I I "No dear. It's far too deep.'1 ~-R_A..,....;;.G...,HP""'""TE _T..,......-4-So the kid saya, "Yeah, but I I If I I daddy la swimming." And ......._.__...__...__.__.._ ..... she says, "Yea ••. •. ·••M••.'' I REEV ID I ...... -,,-,1-0 l,__l__,....l --1 0 C-Ob 111""-"'-... ~hv<\le qvO!llcfd y ' •llO ... • ... ""Uotl9 -• ..... _..___.___.._ ......... _._ "°" d•·•lot> ,,_ 1'-11 No 3 IM!ow. •u • ......,...,. & ~~~{w0 I' r I' I' r I' I' I' I' r' I •r:.;~ I I f • I I I I I I I scaAM-ll1'S Alltw.,.. 11t ca..tHk..._ 1010 . . . . . . .. ,.. . . . . .. .. . . . &ind41y, Feb1uary 25. 1979 DAILY PILOT 83 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ... ,.. I OOI Ch•r• I 002 How..-for 54* Ho.twa For S. Hov•n For S-. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.... ____________________ _ . pre~enl ~ CLIFFHAVEN-VIEW HOME Lt•I ..W IMSIDI & OUT -3 Bdrms. muster suite with fire place . View from every room! Wine cellar. sewing room. Come and explore this offerinl(. 14H ..... d.. NI 0,. Sat/S.. t0S BALBOA "OLD CHARMEI" WALi TO llACH A IAY -F :om quiet tr~e lined s treet on Peninsula Point. Sturdy Balboa beach house. begging to be upgraded for family enjoyment. 3 Bdrms and family room. $200,000. 1703 .._.dee S. 0,.. S-l·S VIEW VIEW VIEW TURTLlltOCK HILLS -Customized President home -plan Ill. On quiet cul de sac. "Beautiful oversized maste r s uite with fanta s tic view and abundant closets. $264.500 fee. 11731 S. Rllfhto, I" 0,... Sat/S.. 1·5 BACI BAY-llG VIEW UNMATCHED OPPOltTUHITY -To be on If:! acre in Ne wport Beach and enjoy majestic view. Custom 4 Bdrm home on cul de sac. Must see to appreciate all .this offers! S275.000 fee. 2510 Vista hyo Cr. HI 0,. Sat/S. l ·S COLLEGE PARK JEWEL CHAMPA~E VALUE -BUDGET rRICE -Spacious open feeling in this 3 Bdrm a nd den plus family room home. yet with warmth and c harm for fa mily and entertaining. Fireplaces. builtin BBQ. covered patio. $88.900 245 rtincet., CM 0,... Sat/S. l·S VIEW-CORONA DEL MAR-VIEW CAHYOH AHO OCIEAH VIEW -And a bundle of charm in this 3 Bdrm home. Lovely wood floors. 2 fire places with one in the maste r bdrm suite. Frenc h doors open to s econd sto r y deck. Offered at $235.000 fee. 409 ColYMbus Cr., CdM Open S•. I ·5 WATERFRONT PROPERTY TODAY'S IEST IHVESTMEHT -Warm traditiona l 2 story home. 4 Bdrms. shared pier for several large boats. In the heart of Balboa. $685.000. 503 W. ~water S.. 1·5 CORONA DEL MAR SOUTH OF HIGHWAY -Adorable 2 Bdrm home on R·2 lot. with room to add second unit. Spacious new kitchen, secluded patio. $167.500. WESTCUFF--tf EW LISTING PICTURE YOUR FAMILY -In this immac ulate 3 Bdrm. family r oom home. Lovely heated/filtered pool fills the back yard. So many nice featur es -added lanai. extra RV parking - move in condition! $175,000. Call for appointment to see. 642-5200 G1•r• 1002 G•Mr• 1002 '9a•r• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •FW.11001 * IOU.SIOYCE Ci r c ular dr 1v~. courtyard, fouota In. 3000 sq ft Spani b Hacienda. Spertacuh., vu ovcrlk'g 3+ac ol Avocados !I car aar+more~.ooo SBUTHIS MOMIMT il could be your 3 lg bdrm. paneled hv rm w/bum + calh. ce1lgs. ram rm or dmma rm. greal k1lch. all on l acre w /citrus tre elo Fa» lid 1O'u s1 y k e pl •w.ooo 5'MISE·5UHSET Secluded 2 Bdrm home. rustic rrplc +bonus rm on jusl under 1'2 ac Garden. ramHy rru1t & lush landscaping All for ooly $89.900. royM Ir Au ociotes 714/1·728-1174 LUSTIMGFOR SALESrEttSON U you like the real estate business, you will love it here; commission spbt lo 90%. Call Smahn' Melvyn, 646-4463 * ... Mike Vol~ncio203s Pomona Ave C~ta Mesa You art' the winner or Two Free Tickets lo CIRCUS VARGAS Feb 26th or 28th 4::.!PM Performance The City Shoppang Center Orange To claim your tickets. call 642-5678. ext 272 .. * • E'SIDE-10% DH! GIANT master suite. 3 ba, deo GREAT patio. leruus. pool, jac+morc' GRANO VALUE $82.500 Bruce, Bkr 962-8377 **VETS** Homes in Oran~e and Riverside County Up to $100,000 NO DOWN! DO lTNOW! Aqt. 557-104 I Vet Counselor IMMACULATE At.tractive 3 br. i:t. ba. move 1n cond1t1on Features a coun try kitchen. covd patio. sprink..lers front & rear . elec gar . dr ope ner. Completely fencd Only $83.000. Call 979-lOSO for moredelads. ()nru~ ic#3 m 21~ SURF REALTY 5UrEttl! SUPERB! 3 br. 2 ba .. ready to move in, Frplc, all new copper plumbing -roof. kuchen +both ba. A doll house Great area. Close to schools & shopping Ca II WOODIRIDGE Executive home m Irvine. 4 bedroom. 1 story. detac hed ho·me on a cul de sac street. assumable loan. association inc ludes lake. pools. s pas. tennis, etc .• lrvinl• Schools. As k !or Tom 8aron 631 ·1266 NEWPORT HEIGHTS IEST INVEST in this 3 bedroom. 2 bath home with greenhouse. shake roof. oak floors. The Heights best buy •t $137.500. WARM WOODS. s ky light -s uperb re model on this 2 bedroom. 2 bath r etreat. Huge Newport Heights lot. Super value at $128,500. Ask for Rae J ames 631·1266 6 UNITS IN COST .A MES.A Five 2 bedroom + 1 bedroom on 2 large lots: each unit has a private yard. Lots of parking. Possible room to add more . Asking S269.500. Ask for Curtis Herberts Sr. 631 ·1266 COUNTRY LIVING One acre horse property in Coron3 wilh a cus.tom ho me Nearly 2.800 square feet. 4 bedroom. 21.4;! baths. Professionally lands caped. Ask for Reggie Wyman 631-1266 NEWPORT CONDO Three be droom. 21':i baths. Large master suite · with open beam ceiling. View 15 acre meadow. Ask for Reggie Wy man 631 ·1266 MESA DEL MAR Large home for your large family. See this beautiful five bedroom. . .home near OCC Shows like a model. $126,500. As k for Reggie Wy man 631-1266 DUPLEX T wo 2 bedroom. I bath units Lots of la nd. Roo m for m o r e $149.900. Interested? Ask for Robert Milliken 631-1266 EASTSIDE 3 bedroom . I bath home in Costa M esa. SS9.900 . As k for Robe rt Milliken . 63l·l266 LIKE NEW 3 bed r oom on corne r with n ew upgraded carpe ting . Large hv10g r-o om -J>-Hffl-fa m i+y room-ILH-A-. assumable loan. Only $88,500. As k for G len Hellwarth 631-1266 AIR CONDITIONED Combination family room and country kitchen with fireplace. 3 bedroom with atrium off master suite. Only S96.500. Ask for Glen Hellwarth. 631·1266 IRVINE SALE OR LEASE OPTION Goq~eous 4 bedroom . tri-level Va le Mode l. $109.900. As k for Roy Siemens 631·1266 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I now. m -5370. ALLSTATE IALIO.A IA YFRONT STOP LOOKING rort Royal 12-styl Sea VJ.w .._. Here's a beautifully decorated & professionally landscaped home. 4 BR-huge master suite. 3 full baths. lg family rm w/fireplace & ele~ant wet bar. vaulted ceilings in li ving rm w /fireplace + dining rm. s liding d oors to New Orleans st yle garden & covered p atio. Separate laundr y . Lovely breakfast area. Kitchen is gourmet delite: self·cleaning oven + micr owave. trash compactor & lots of c upboard space -2 car garage w/loft & stairwa y to s torage. Guarded community + tennis courts. pool & jacuzzi. City tig ht view. As king $315.000. Owner transferred. ._. ... __ 640-6600 759-1111 Ask for H•Genie G.Mr• I 002 GeMrel I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~a~t~fu// ~amif'l_)/ome COHVIMIEHT TO SCHOOLS.. •• TO SHOPS •.. TO TIMMIS! IASTILUff IS ALL THIS & MOU. WI ltmTI YOU TO SR OUI WILL DISIGH9 4 IDIM. & fAMtLY ltM. HOMI OM 9UllT STlllT TO STlllT LOT .•• WITH SIHSATIOMAL VllW ••• TODAY I TO 4. 210 I IUMY A. S 111.100 REALTORS MEREDITH QUALITY 4 Bedroom tri-level with 3 baths. big separate family room & formal dinjng. Located on a large rul-de-sac lot with a 36' heated & f1llered pool. Top rated i.rhool district & pnced n i:ht at $145,000. Call 751-3191 . t;:SELECT I PROPERTIES Real &tote Soles Seeking progressive in- dependent R.E. Broker, actively selling. with de· sire to earn higher com missions. Reply w1lb bnef qualiricaLions a nd experience to Ad . No. 466. Daily Pilot. PO Box lsa>. Costa Mesa. CA. 45' x 100 +' of the most desirable bayfront prope rty in Newport Beach. 6 bedrooms. dining room. den. 4 baths. pier & dock. Boat to 35 feet. Two d e lightful patios -3 car ~ara~e . OPEN HOUS E Saturday & Sunday. t :00 p.m . to 4 :00 p.m . 2254 Channel R oad $74 5.000 . As k for Curtis Herberts Sr . 631·1266 of costo "'"°• i"iH, Hwport ~h. htc. 234 E. I 7ttl Street, Co1ta M•so 631-1266 Nat ion\\ 1cfc "it'I" nrk of lncf1\'1duall\ Owned :in<I Opt•ratcd Real r-:~t at<' Offll'C~ G.-rot 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 92626 .................... 11111m .................. .. HE.ARD POOL 4 BR. 2 s tory Only 185.000. Don't miss out . Call Agt, 646·74 14 . ~1000 OPPORTUNITY knocks often when you use result-~elling Dally Pilot Classified Ads lo reach \he Orange Coast market .. Pbooe 6'2·5678 Sl.77 per DAY That'A ALL you P»Y ror ra 30day ad In the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO rr NOWI '4J.H71 OPEH HOUSE SUM. I ·5 srYGLASS HILL -Jus t lis ted . go r geo us c us tom ized h ome o n out s t a nding ocean & bay v i e w hom esite. Truly a r a re find. Offered at $595.000. 49 Goleta Point Dr. IALIOA ISL.AHO -Like new Bayfront. 125 Grand Canal. $419.900. HARIOI VIEW -Broadmoor . jus t listed. Fabulous tri·level. Cust 400 s q . ft. g ame rm. Ocean vu. 2515 Windover Dr. Offer ed at $319.900. LAGUHA IEACH -4 ne w custom homes. ocean view. 120 Crescent Dr:. S . of Hwy. From $324,900. srYGLASS HILL -Beaut 2 sly. dramatic . entry, view. 20 Morro Bay. Offered at $398.500 L # I - ·--. • • r N OM.V PH.OT * •OPIN HOUSIS l·S• • OPIM M lUITU •oc• " bedroom . '3 ba th hom with family room. dlnlnR room and lhr<'<' rnr J(U rn~(' cr1>s., rroin park and c-los e to b•nna' and pool~ St:W soo lund lnrlooed SJo~E (' H I G K I D IG A T 18833 S C N W 0"'4 M HAllOI YllW HOMIS 2 RJrm . dt•n & a h•ths. Pool Del Pa n tile In kilr ht•o & nt r h ll qu~rium b •lv. n h a ll & d c-n . . Sf.~t; vo nv N f:LSON AT 17 , PORT ASIH ... :y OPIN IN HAllOI VllW HOMIS Ownt.•r 1 .. mott\Hh'tl lo :til'll thl •Mf>ntejlo l\to<lt-1" hnm(' "1lh four l.-dlQOms. f11n11 ly rnom und fo rmul dtntnl-! room. $165 000 Sl+:t: FOi f>~ OL ON 'r 2 036 PORT 9 ll Vfo:NCE ortt4 9" DOYH SHOllS Ivan Wells cu:> tom. poclous !am . home Tilt!&. p a rqut>l fl oor •. o p en be a rn s . f1 roplot·c. pn valt.' bl'ath $.174.500 SJo: ti J OYCE OLSON J\ T t 700 GALAXY DRIVE . ...,. r ~.... IN THE ILUFFS On lovl'ly wo....-.helt. h i.:hly t·ust omazed 3 t>~"'1'o om . go urm e t kitc he n . li~plcH·e 1n m :ist e r bedr oo m $. ..4,.6.50 0 . S lo;E N A NC Y LM.6 E R N l N 0 J\ T 4 3 1 V IS TA SUERTE. OPEN IN SPYGLASS 6 bedrooms . f.mnW' rm. & huge bonus rm. Add to ltij8 4f gorgeous pool and jacuzzi and I 've found your dream home! 1CJXJ. SEE CAROL MCMAHON I\ •It~ MONTECI!fO. OHtl IM IAHCHO SAM JOAQUIN SHARP 2 BO + den ov<.'rlooks golf cours e . Car e free condo living . bq~ly d ecor . m a n y e xtras. ~i,~·ins. 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ASSUMI 7°to VA LM Rl.·uu\lfully 1krur,1~d 3 t't1t rn. z•., tiatn u .ird1·11 tirm~ Cvodo :! t'ttr ""' (~1w1 1ru1L,krn«I 1\11 llU ml" $.) 1, 000 V I\ hm 0 SUNSto:t• tt t; "'8U23 UNT 'TIL YOUltS 3 BcdrO<>m. l bAth, family home Covered p.ttJO S'Tl.000 ull t1•r m:.. 754-7800 Mulhe~ ~~~r~ ADULTS ONLY $4',900 2:.Lory. 2 bedroom. condo tn secunty area N\•ur South Coa11t Plaza . f'ull J)O<<e $48,900. Immedia te occupancy Hurry. take udvantage Ca 11646-4477. s1g key realtors NEWPOIT HTS. OPEH SUM. 12·4 Dramatic corner ron· temporary with som e ()('('an view. 3 bdrms + ram rm. + din rm. 1225.000 444 TUSTIN LIDO ISLE OPEHSUH.1·5 Out:.tanding custom bwlt home on wide lot ; 4 bdrm<J.. 3 baths, la rge formal din. rm . A real beaut,y' $475,000. 119 VIA MEHTOHE n~rz1~11,;r1 450 NEWPORT Cl!NTl!R OAIY! 7Sf.OIH * OPEN HOUSES * CANYON CllST A " upcr" location wlth numerous convcnicnct> to shoppln~. 8Chools & n ·cr •atlon -only 5 mm. to Newport cntt•r The decor of the condo s hould upp('al to th~ mu~t discriminating buy r . There are 3 bdrms. & 2"'4.1 baths. also pJenty of privacy. $179.~. #6 CANYON LANt-;, N.B. OPEN SUN. 1·5 HAllOI VIEW HILLS . with a rascinatin~ view of the ut•t.•an & niAhl lhthts ; the proress. <tct.·orut ion will appeal to the eye & the bJH!('IOUSn SS or thlS lovely 4 bdrm. ho me. will ap1H•al to the large family who n ('ed , "ELBOW RO+:>M". A ~ourmc.>t kitchen will delight any h o u s e wif e . $3 25 .000 . 882 SANDCASTLE. N.B. OPEN SUN. 1·5 ORIGINAL ILUFFS Ht~hly desirable area, because of the wide greenbelts & convenience to s chools & shopping of all kinds. This neal 3 bdrm .• 2 balh condo has 1900 sq. rt. of llving space; property is vacant & avail. for quick possession. $131.500. 689 VISTA BONITA, N.B. OPEN SUN. 1·5. WHILE OTHERS SWELTER You ·u enjoy the ocean breezes in this s ing le level 3 bdrm. home with formal dining rm. & cozy fa mily rm. Special features incl. open beam ceilings & parquet floors. ALSO a 3 car garage plus off.street parkin{! for boat or t r ailer . $172.500. 3000 CLAY ST .. N.B. OPEN SUN. 1·5 DHRFIELD AIEA One of t he choice "Patio Homes,.; you'll like this single level 3 bdrm .. 2 bath, corner location . Significant upgrades. Only $110,000. You own the land! #7 SANDERLING, IRVINE. OPEN SUN 1·5 DOLLARS & SENSE Prime location in -Deerfield Terrace Homes on beautiful greenbelt with view of community pool : features incl. 3 bdrms .. 2112 ba .. brick frplc. & private patio. Fee land -you own it! $89.900. #42 SNAPDRAGON. Coff Doe Trail ) IRVINE. OPEN SUN. 1·5 HARIOR VIEW HOMES UMIQUI HOMIS, <>Pa. l·I TOOAY FltOMT IOW VllW -Completely redone ! Handsome. colorful & vacant 3 bdrm. 21h baths. pool and (rplces . Liv. rm looks over boats. See Dottie Johnso n at 1509 Dolphin. lrvlne ·'Terrace. bring $515,000. UNIQUE IN MIWPOIT llACH -2 new custom homes . both Unique! 3 bdrms. 2 story, sun decks . m icrowaves . etc. $2 15.000. See Allan Heller at. Irvine and 15th in Newport Heights. UHIQUI IM IASTILUFf -Shutters, brick a nd flowe~ set the mood for this 3 bdrm with ram. rm. $159.900. See Marilyn Rousselot at 2220 Alta Vista. UNIQUE IN coaoHA DB. MA• -3 bdrm charm e r on a n R-2 lot. Great location. custom remodeled and some view. See Bonnie Barrington at. 506 Marguerite. Bring $172,500. UNIQUE IN IAYCllST -3 bdrm. adult occupied and s hows it. lge. lot. lge. liv. rm .. c -it. $195,000. See J a net Lehman at 1837 Commodore Road. UNIQUE IM llG CAHYOH -McLain Townhome. new. incred. golf course view. upgrades, $220,000. See Ver gilene Hull at #75 Sea Island. UNIQUE IM SHOIECLIFFS -Attractive shingled 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 2 rrplces. wood floors, nr. pvt. beach, $300.000. See Sara Marvin at 277 Morning Canyon. UNIQUE IN OLD CDM -Cute duplex ! 2 bdrm home, guest room plus rantastic 1 bdrm income unit. See Debi Bibb (owne r> at 406 Heliotrope , bring S215,000. UNIQUE IN MESA VRDE -Near ~he park, library a nd school. very family. vacant and priced at $111,900. See Rosemary Stuhlbarg at 2918 Ellesmere Ave . OCEAN VIEW SPYfiLASS HILLS Thh1 u; an e xceptlon al home. Like brand new. squeaky clean. ready to mnv(l in . Ocean views fro m the m<.t s tcr bedroo m , living room & kitchen. Lush carpets . Intercom. automatic i;prinklers. 2 fireplaces_, wet bar. on & on. Call to preview tnis 4 bedroorv. Viii bath + family rooft"I "Tradewinds" & we will be proud lo show at to YOU OfCeced at S389.500 . 0,... Wwday & s..-y 12·4 ' Mollteclto Ort .. IUILD YOUR DIEAM HOUSE or choose from 3 plans included with either/or both of these 2 contiguous H-1 lots in the village of Northwood in Irvin<' Ideal location to shopping & freeways Asking $45.000 ea cb. THE UNIVERSITY PARK TllRACE Most popula r "Cambridge" model. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. sing le story. near schools & shopping. Very motivated seller -Submit your terms. Offered at $97,500. . 5.PLU -ORANGE Two 3 bedroom. 2 bath -Three 2 bedroom. 2 bath. Zero vacancies. Just 5 years old. Excellent investment _Qppo rtunity. Flexible on terms . $265.000. RENTALS! RENTALS! We currently have several fine rentals in Newport Beach. Costa Mesa . & Corona del Mar. Special opportunity NOW to rent BRAND NEW 2 bedroom. 2 bath apartments in Costa Mesa at s pecial discount rates of ONE & ONE HALF MONTHS FREE! Ca ll for details. R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 OCEAN VIEW WITH PltlVACY Over 11, acre of land. surprisln~ly locat e d. a t the top or Ca m eo Hi~hlands : rustic 4 bdrm. home with lots o r elbo w room & pa nor a mic ocean & city views. Reduced to $247.500 by transre rred o wner . See 709 CAMEO HIGHLANDS DR .. CdM. OPEN SUN. 1-5 HEAR YACHT CLUI 9r,~N IN OLD CORONA DB. MAI Old . ...,._ ___ ~d eharm · 1t cus tom "°'mr-111•.- f\.q'~c. Ha rdwood rloors. French doors. Library. Gourmet kitc hen. $498.000. SEE KAY RANGER AT 233 POPPY. An xlnt family area; large lots for privacy, yet there are plenty or children for playmates. This is the hTgt1 Ir d estra b I ~ ~'SOME-RS-ET MOD EL" with 5 bdrms., formal dinin~ rm. & family rm. The floor to ceiling m irrors make a large home appear even larger. $177.500. 2015 PORT PROVENCE. N.B. OPEN SUN 1·5 UMl9UE IN WESTCLIFF -Sharp Sturdevant built 3 bdrm, 2400 sq. ft., lge Jot. very private a nd just $169,500. See Sharon Corzine at 1406 Westcurr Drive. If you are into boating. be sure to s ee this s harp ne w condo just a r o un d th<' c orne r from the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. at 816 W. BALBOA BLVD. An outstanding value . with built·in security system . central air conditioning. frplc .. wet ba r. 2 bdrms. & 2 baths. How can vou ~o wrong at St 47 .500? OP.EN SAT tSUN 1·5. Favor able rinancinf! avail. H~RIOR VIEW HILLS Monterey M'od cl 4 Bedrooms. sepa rate family room with wet bar. Extra lanH: lot. forma l d in in~ room . shows like a model. $269.000. •• GIACIOUS FAMIL y HOME 5 bdrms. 3 baths. li vin~ room. family, library & J::a mc rooms. Light. bri~ht. vie w property and you own the land ! S495.000. FAIULOUS LOCATION Beautifully appointe d Rutger s Mod e l in University Park. Backs lo major g r eenbelt with pool & t e nnis nearby. Ve ry priv ate courtyard with redwood deck. Many custom extras makes this a s uper value at Sl29,950. land included. OCEAMFttOHT ,EMIMSUL.A P'OIMT A pcrf<•ct la r ge fami ly home with every amenity. Huge livin~ room with wet bar, walnut cabinets and bookshclv(•S. 2 fi replaces. m aid's room d owns t a irs . 4 bedroo m s upstairs with mas ter s uite across tht• oceanfront s ide. Cedar lined c l o s e t s . Thr ee ca r garage ... ssso.ooo. llG CANYON Love ly 4 Br home in presti~ious area. perf eel for active family. Expensive upgrades inside and out include pool & jacuzzi, automatic· s prinklers, BBQ & fire pit. ~as l o ~s . d ecorator wallpa pers . re fl ection pools & fountains . Extensjve landscaping. $475.000. IMAGINE! A new 3BR. den. 3 BA h o m e with view o f ocea n & mountains, ha rdwood noors. wet bar. beamed ceilings, in prestigious ne ig hborhood under $300,000. Arch. R.A. Nicol -A.I.A. TURTLHOCIC -MIW ,llSIDIHT HOME T h e mos t t a s terully decorated four bedroom home in the area. A heavenly pool and s pa is Included. Seller needs to move, so bring orre rs. $289,000. MIWroRT SHOllS Walking distance to ocean. 4 br, lam rm, 3 baths, p atio w/Jacuzzl plus waterrront deck. All th.is ror $199,500. CUSTOM HOME IHllGCAHYOH 11us lovely home on the ~olf course has 5 lge bdrms .• s tud y. a n enormous family rm. & a co mplNc walk in bar. Tile beautiful grounds in· cl covered patio, pool . jacuni $750.000 PANORAMIC ... view, includes ocean, bay & night lighl'i. from t.h1s enchanting 4 bdrm .. family rm homt! with lovely central courtyard. Home is o n large grounds. orrenng max· 1mum pn vacy. OP EN HOUSE SAT/SUN. 1-5. 2501 WINDOVER, CdM . Ji ... ~ J ~C UKC- &OIYlM'iY .. -. .. . . . --. .............. ' ... , . . ... -. 631-3444 "AXER 0 $37 900 Cute2 Brw!rrpk. Owner will finance. No loan fees/no q ua lifyi ng. Hurry ! Won 't last ! ~7221 ~ Westcliff Realty For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 e If it's got e handles • you'll grab a sale • faster in e DallyPllot e classlflecl e ads. Call • 642-5671 RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN A convenient location overlookin~ MASON PARK & LAKE. handy to country club & golf course. Well planned 2 bdrm .• 2'h bath unit with conversation pit & wet bar . $124,500. #29 MONTANA$ ESTE, IRVINE. OPEN SUN. 1·5 HARIOI HIGHLANDS Love of family· is reflected here in every detail -from curb appeal to the back yard. Huge ramily rm. with used brick frplc .. suggests complete comfort for the "family circle". There are 3 s pacious bdrms .. numer ous amenities incl. a large pool. S161.aoo. 1907 BERYL LANE, N.B. OPEN SUN. l·5 WESTCUFF A well maintained home in a very conven ient locatio n -h a nd y to schools, shops & banks -only 5 min. t o the beach . Corn e r lot. well landscaped for privacy. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths & large den /dining rm. $174,000. 1500 CORNWALL. N .B. <Corner Dover) OPEN SUN. 1-5 r LOWEST PRICED BRIGHTON Model in WOODBRIDGE. End unit with 2 bdrms.. den & 21h baths ; prize wi nning floor plan. Vacant & available. $119,500. 61 PINEWOOD, IRVINE <orf West Yale Loop). OPEN SUN. 1·5 HAllOI HICiHLAHDS A double value -CHARM PLUS UTILITY. Choice of colors & t asteful u se o f s hutte r s "turn you on " immediately -& then an appraisal of the spacious 4 bdrm. floor plan will convince you of the superb va lue. $282.500 In cludi n g l a nd . 1514 HIGHLAND DR .. N.B. OPEN SUN. 1·5 COUNTRY LMNI A tree lined. quiet street. 3 Bedrm, family room. 2 fireplaces. Country kitchen. Double detached garage, enclosed garden. 140' Lot. Act now! $86,950. TllE IUl ESTATEIS 546-2313 UNIQUE IN IAYCIEST -Ivan Wells des igned 4 bdrm , 3 bath. form al dining, beautifully la ndscaped. See at 1846 Tradewinds . UHl9YE IN SEAVIEW -4 Bdrm. g reat view, jacuzzi. patios & near tennis & pools. $289,000. Sec NCJlalie Fo1?arty at 1911 Yacht Maria. UNIQUE IN OlD CORONA Da MAI - One of the best OCEAN BLVD. view -3 Bdrms. 2 baths. hardwood floors. jacuzzi. $.5'75.000. C-IT at 3620 Ocean Blvd. U~l()UI: li()Ml:S REALTORS' Tl1E NICEST Pf04'l t SC LL ING Ttll Nf A rcsr tlOMES CORONA DEL MAR, 676-6000 MESA VERDE. 546·5990 • CALL US OPEN SAT. I ·5 432 ISAIELLA TlltltACE COIONA DEL MAI 4 Bdrms .. family rm .. jacuzzi. 3.000 sq. ft. home. views or ocean & bay. Finest construction. great charm . $400,000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 715 IAUOA. LAGUHA llACH 3 Bdrm .• de n. sauna. builder 's custom home with panoramic view. Owner trans .. highly motiva ted. see & make offer. $255,000. TALK AIOUT SPECTACULAR? Wait until vou see the view from this gorgeous Ha rbor View Hills home! It is really spectacular ! 210 Feet across the front or this lot. all unobstn.a c t ed ocean v il'W! A ma1?nificent 4 bdrm. home with oa neled family rm . ANU formal dining rm. There's even room to add on. A super buy at S269.000. OPEN SUN. 1-5. Sec 3007 SETIING SUN OR .. CdM. IRING THE ICIDS Spacious 5 bdrm. s ingle story home in the Westclirf area ; located on quiet street near Mariners Par~ & convenient to schools & shopping. Large family rm .. new carpets, new pa int. 2 frpk s .. lar~c e nclosed yard. Reduced now for immediate sale to $179.300 TENNIS ANYONE? Almost new 4 bdrm. view, home in Sea view . fine st quality carpets thruoul; wet ba r. 2 frplcs .• large a trium & a fantas tic unobstructed view. Sharpen your tennis on the private community tennis courts. Lowest price for this mod~I at $299.000. Seaview is a private. g uarded. gated community. RIVERSIDE ACREAGE 0 g Coast 95 Acres presently in nave ls & ran e valencias: just 2 miles So. or the .EAL ESTATE Rivers ide Fwy. in the Ar lington cc area. Suitable for home or lot '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!8!!4!!4il!!J414~1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i;j ~t:tnniv"5ion. $12,00(rf>er acre. HOME PROTECTION PLAN Did you know you can f{et a 1 year home protection pla n when you buy thru Harbor Rea lty ? A Plan insuring you ror 1 year against m a If u n· ct io n o r the m a j or appliances & home comPonents in the home you buy . Just another reason why. m ore & more everyday, we say. "l e t our experience work Cor you ''. * SHORECLIFFS OP1M TODAY 1.1,_ 327 Drift wood Ne w listing. Charming dollhouse 2·BR + den. Great location with a peek at the ocean. Come See! * IEASTSIDE INCOME Two neat houses on large lot. Groes Income '8.160. New carpets, paint, beamed ceilings. Always rented. Call ror details 833·0242 or JACK HOWELL ~~'"n~ -... , -· r I • • I j r-• =•~•~•••••••!~:.~~ ........ ~.~~ ....... ~:.~~ ....... ~.~~ ....... ~.~~....... &nci!y. February 25. 1919 ... .,.. 1111 •••• Ill •••ril 9111 .,.,.. ION 81au• ION ••••ti IOOJ "-"'-S. •• •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • ••• •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • •• •• • • •• • • • •••••••• •• • ........... • ............................................ • 1 r ... --=~ ... -~;.. .... -=-.1!!!!!!• • GMtr• 1002 DAILY PILOT •• IRVINI TERRACE II Bay & oc.-an view: com r lot, cu tol'J\ 3 bdrm . 3 baths. ramily rm • w l bar. 2 frpks . built·ln kitchen 8'.'Jrnrnh' t(uest quort(.'n; with~ bdrm. & bath Lur~e pta room with • bar. Dark .room .. h1tk(' roof. Enrl06l'd b att'CI & rattt'red pool Mu t to appr tot 1 all for opp't. "C" THOMAS. UALTOR llt WIST COAST tHHWA Y MIWPOln' llACH l...._H27 91a1rtl tOHI .... , ti I OOJ ······················~······················· Y.ou Can let On A Hot Summer 81• Nf'C\tlrt"d tn .t1v coot wrtl'l a .oarkhl'IQ 'lw11"m1no 0001 Ideal 1om11y tvtfl home 1n~ lud•"• 3 n1cP bPdroom~ comb1nat1on ti1111ntHam11v mom w11n hrepl t0< CUddhno 0 1•1llmPI 1.tlC'hur• comotete with built-ins C n111v 1 "wmv Otlll(\ Doi'\ I he..,11ate S85 000 '14o 1 no $6 I ,800 FHA, VA Terms A lot tor so hltle Spic and SP/In 2 bedroom starter home is located on lovely tree tined street Has d1n1ng room comfy t1replace Jots o f built rn cabinets MOM loving kitchen Custom boOl<cases Large back yard with trult trees Come see it today Call 540-1 720 Relax and Enioy Your Ufe This elegant 2 bedroom townl'lome helos you to do 1ust that Located m village creEHI. the condo includes 2 baths. dining room. fireplace. gou rmet kitchen with buittinc; F1>nced patio Comm p00I and jacuzzi Rioht across from Sl'loppinq center $88.000 For the good Ille call 540-1720 Ele9ance At Your FillCJer Tips Featunng all modern conveniences Freshly pa1ntf'd thruout. this highly upgraded e.wecutive has 3 bedrooms. plush new carpets. ~nt ry. dining. family room. eating bar See-tnru firep lace Remodeled kitchen IPatunng new bu1ltins and microwave Patio Newoort Heights area s 123 950 540.1720 Drastically Reduced Has It AH! Ideal Mesa Verdes home shows 3 big bedrooms. nice entry way. dining. Plush new carpets Deluxe kitchen with bulltins SWIMMING POOL 2 patios: one With Swedish fireplace Smashing value. S99.900 Call 540-1720 Let Me Entertain You W1tti this highly upgraded 2 story· e:wecut1ve home with 4 bedrooms. 2'7 baths. entry with Spanish tile. formal dining room Family room with fireplace and conversation pit L1v1ng room with lireplace and vaulted ce1hngs SWll\/ :vtlNG POOL 2 patios and fire nng s 139.900 An entertainer's delight. 540-1720 • • Give Yourself A Present Try this superb romantic home in Mesa Verde. One of a kind remodeled executive features 4 bedrooms. family room. an eating bar 2 l1repleces. 1 1n den/study. JacuZZi in troplcal setting Separate master suite has sauna. 2 lush atnums Patio s 122 .900 Call 540-1720 .. Profit By BuyillCJ Now Here is QOOd investment of a fine Hllecrest home located on mce corner lot. Includes 3 bedrooms. d1n1ng room. comfy stone fireplace. kitchen with bu11tins Enjoy a covered patlO S77.900 Let your money work for you, Call 540-1720 Beauty Beyond Belief Has gorgeous view of canyons and ocean. Eleqant In-level townhome with 3 bedrooms. entryway with bnci... 01n1ng room. family room. 2 fireplaces with Ille accent. plush carpet and drapes Gourmet kitchen with bullllns Secunty gate Paho Comm PoOI. spa. jacuzzi Close lo beach and shops. S 179.500. Must see for yourself. 540-1720 Dreams Do Come True Believable once You've seen tnis gorgeous 2 story executive home. great for entertaining. Includes 4 bedrooms. format dining room famlly room. kitehen with builtlns. New earth tone carpers. Spacious bonus room. 3 car garage. SWIMMING POOL. Gazebo. More. Just S 118.000 Top value here. 540-1720 2955 Hcwbor Blvd. Costa Mesa ® --............ lllDOIS RELO Serving 8000 Cities ......... 4!'_ ....... _ UILY ILUffS .. ONT IOW YllW Lewh• I •1 ) "·-· ... 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SZlt,000. b[!go UDO ISLE Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances cust om spacious 5 'bdrm.. 4 bath traditional home: Uke new. Ideal fot entertainin~ Comer lot. $500,000 OCEANFRONT 924 W. OCEANFRONT OP&I SUN. 1-5 Quality craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak floors sets off this landmark: 4 BR. 3 ba. home in finest location. Established trees & lawns. $48.5,000. IACK IAY Fine 4 lxirm .. 2 1'2 bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool. plavhouse. storage $169,000. Terms. IAYFRONT Several fine bayf ront homes with pier & slip AVALON Well constructed, 3 BR, l ba. oak floo r . partial base ment. concrete foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALlOR 341 Boy\1r41·l>1 v P' NB bl"> l'ilbl ---~ G1Mrol I002jG••r.e 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE 2443 VISTA NOii.Eli OPEN SUH 1-5 The Rare Single Level PauJa Plan. · This Is The Largest Single Level 3 BR Condo Plus Family Room In The Bluffs. Excel. Floor Plan. Courtyard Entrance. Tiled Entry. Lge Liv Rm W /Cus F .P. Cathedral Ceilings. All Elec. Kitchen. Huge Master BR Suite. Two Patios. On Fee Land. Only $210,000. A "Joy Of Newport'' Listing. 2043 VISTA CAJON OPEN SUH 1-5 Great Loe. In Newport Bch Bluffs. Fab. End Unit On Huge Greenbelt! 3 BR W/2 Ba. Lrg Master BR Suite. Putting Green + Largest Pool In Bluffs. Better Hurry On This. Only $155.000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. EXEC. CONDO VIEW Quiet Setting On Big Canyon Golf Course. Nite Lite & Golf Course View. 3 BR. Form al Dining. Wet Bar. 2 Priv. P atios. Secluded Location. Furniture Included. Top Security. $255,000. IAYSIDE! In The Fabulous Bayside Cove Comm. W/Sec. Gate. Nr Prv. Bch On Bay. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Original Model Hom e . Furnished. Pool, Jacuzzi, Exceptional Offering. Call To Inspect. $230,000. SPYCiLASS OCEAN VIEW Truly pee . tew From This Beautiful 3 BR + FR Portsmouth Mdl. Upgraded Kitchen. Formal Din'g. Lge FR W/FP. Courtyard Has Pool. Firepit. Glassed-In Jae. Off Beaut. Decorated Mst BR. Call Now. $430,000. OllHMMAL ILUFFS COMDO 3 BR W /Conv Den. Choice Eind Unit Hi Wood Beamed Ceilings Thru-Out. View Of Night Lights Ac ross Bay. Sep. Qtrs For Teenager Or Mother-In-Law. Huge Patio For Entertaining. Formal Din. Custom F.P . Room For Wlne Cella r . A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. $169,500. 631-1800 ... DOfmt ..... '116 CAMYOM TOWl•tOt:41 SIU.He Great ~oH course view looking straight uP. the fairway! Beautiful "Oakcrest ' 2 bdrm 2 bath model conveniently located and a very popular plan. Upgraded carpeting & ~rapes Sun-ken Hvin1 nn with fireplace adjoins outdoor view deck. JASMI .. CllH-SICUllTY AllA Be1't value in this quiet private community. Some ocean view. Brand new split -level "Sea Breeze" model with 3 bedrms. family room & formal dining. Air-eond., luxury c ptng. landscaped. auto. sprinklers plus other extras. 24 Hour gate-guarded area . Tennis co urts . pool & g reenbelts. Call 640·6079 for entry during open house or 644-4910 other times. $239,000 S JmY DllYI SAT/SUM l·I A UAL IE.AUTY IN ""ILUFFS" The ONLY ''R" plan available today! Super end model on cul-de-sac with all these goodies: wood.pegged floor in entry & kitchen (w/lge eating area), we t bar. levelor window blinds. decorator wallcoyerings. super quality cptng. Separate mstr BR suite with outs ide deck & 2 bdrms on greenbelt level ! Upgr aded thruout. Be early -Not sorry! $172.000. 2927 Pal.A SAT 1·5 IWFFS "?I.Ali .. SPECIAL Only "W" model available! Sharp & newly decorated! 3 Bdrms (including lge master BR w/sitting area). 21h baths. "Swedis h" firepl in living rm. Spanish tile in family area & kitchen. mirrored wall in dining area. fabric & flocked wallpapers. wood paneling + other extras. $122.950 2424 VISTA HOGAR SUM 1·5 ,..,.,.SULA POINT ARE.A! TWO 4-UNIT APAITMIHT GUlciS. $375,000 EACH ILDG! Quality·built. beautifully maintained. 4 Uni ts in e ach building with lge c e n tral courty d fi ll ed with magnifice nt matured s pecimen plants. These two 4-unit bldgs are in the best location. right at the entrance to PeninsuJa Point, just steps from the beach. Each 4-plex has two 2·bdrm. 2-bath and two 2-bdrm. l ·bath units. Each front unit has a wood-burning fireplace. 2 Ailts. have great, ocean view! For qualified buyer. owner will carry 1st T .D. with.29% down. llG CANYOM-$775.000 Fabulous 4 bdrm custom built home with great view of B.C. golf eourse. Family room w/wet bar. recreation room. formal dining room. 3 baths + luxury pwd. rm. L~ private pool in enclos ed patio. Located on quiet s treet. Call us today to see! WESLEY ... TA noa co. Ziii S..~ ... Road MEWPOIT cena. ..... 64 ... 9 I 0 UNIQUE TURTLEROCI GLEN CUSTOMIZED HOME 4 Br. prof. decorated. A IC. w/lg central priv. atrium containing cstm jac. & s hower. Home features a sunken Uving rm . formal dining rm & wet bar. Entire lot is landscaped w /ample decking. heated sitting ar eas. walled entry w /fountain & priv. covered patios. Just steps t o tennis crts. pool & recreational area. . $215,000 O,...TWsW...._, Cal to see 752-2577 7 lipping sen-. I". macnab I Irvine realty OPEN SUN. I .5 P .M. 2010 Ir 201Z YACHT ltlSOLUTI SEAVIEW Builder o ffer s excetlent opportunity to purchase a custom home in a private Newport Beach community w/tennis. pool & spa for under $400.000. *CUSTOM 3 BR split-level home featuring qua lity appointments thruout. Lg. paneled family rm w/wet bar & use<f l>rick lPTc -separate study + formal living & dining rms. Top grade appliances. Finished garage w/laundry area. $3.59,000. <V-81) ...... "' . 4 BR. family rm home w/tbe finest ·quality of the builder's distinctive mark. Extensive use of birch paneling. brick, marble. decorator papers, carpets & fixtures. P arquet floors -French doors. Add'I a menities incl. 2 fplcs. wet ba r. intercom & top grade appliances. $349.000. <V-82> LYNNE VAL ENTIN E 644-6200 '42·1235 Mt-6200 t01 Oowr Drive HarltMlr View Center Irvine at CAmPUS valley c.n .. r 752·1414 -... ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIMSUOUS HOUSE HU!Ze :.>00 1q rt 2 t-lory. ~llned ror $l'n l.IOU:l couple. madly 111 lov1• wllh each othl•r Lu" urious master sultt' with shower for two. enclosed 11pa 1n r.rop1cal 11arden room. Separate m1t1d'& quarte r s . A 101 u m c 115,000. lint trust deed Cail Mack. 962·77111 • K€Y I I P.E:ALTOP.Sft 0.lff'HAYIM 2 Bdrms .. 2 bath&. den. frplc Cloee to AChOollS & cburrbel.. Short escrow possible. $149,500 673-3863 6(2·2253 associated B ~ •)"' ~ ~ "-_.. w f " l r ri Q c; ' ' .... '" t ) t. • .... • 481 +den $11.,500! Sunken living room. Bnck fireplace. 1\11 re- modeled kitchen Ex cellent toe a t1o n. Im · maculale bargain! Call fast to take advantage! 752-1700 Jl''f"'f"9 .. l\fl;'Yt '"'''· l~Nlllid 31EDROOM $70.950 3 br starter home. lge ce· ment patio. sprinkle r system. separale laun- dry room. Earthtooe up· grades commg Fast ap· preciating area. 646-77ll llB>ROOM + (i,UEST GIAHT VALUE! Giant back bay bargatn ! Over 2400 ft . of p('acerul laving. 4 Bedrms + 3 balhs-OR·3 Bedrm + separate guest/maid 's qtrs. FormaJ hvanl( rm. fo'amily rm. 2 Fplcs Cov· enld brick patio Potting h ouse--and muc h more at a bargatn price! Call now to see. 673.SSSO. 01'-. l1f J• I'. "•, ~f " I [ ~ lj~PJ!tll EASTS I DE KNOCKOUT! You can punch these features int.o your com· puter & come out a win- ner : New appliances. coppe r pl u mb i n g, lotchen garden window. sky light 1n fmly rm makes this lvly home bright & c heerful Spa.rush frplc. Tiled front court yard entry Catt now for appt. Open Eves 545-9491 &c1•nt Starter or in ves tm e nt Townhome . W a lk to schools. pools & shop· ping. A htUe paint and plants-wow ! $84.000. ~ O.'lr1i1111 •I •••' •utJ int 1 '"", • l~NMHI **U.S.** •VETERANS* Recent changes In V.A regs may enable you to qualify for Sl00.000 home loans with absolutely NO DOWNPAYMENT .. Wortd RMI Estate an ~e County firm spec!ali~ in VA home loans. We re the VETS that help the VETS. For more info. call: .. Mortoft. A.fl. 541.0100 2EASTSIDE SPICIALS! TAKIYOUI PICKi! Both have alley access for campers ft boats. Both are lD prime area. '-\ blk from Newport. One hat a pool It lge rmty rm w/mce frplc. Each oeeill some tender k>vln& care. One has an add on m.1tr bdrm suite. Phooe today for detadt. Open Ewe.5614tl ~ Walker t; lee Real F.state Whether you're buylnic or aem.n1. ClasaUled ad· vetltlD.I will get your ~to tbe right~· ple.ClllTodayl MZ·~. WATERFRONT HOMES HAS MOVED! 0.. New Ad*ft• 11 ;l436 Wnt Coott HicJl'way H •• ,.... .... PANOUMIC VIEWS-FRESH & NEW twc•,WY.Y...,._,•oc• ,_,_.. .............. ...,,... ........... Newly decor•t•d tlaro•tla"t wltla YllWS tr... MOit ,.--. '-'99 ...t ~ ........... wffla flta.IH•, - pffelaed ~ .......... Cl ......... ... _....wet ..... flt.US tr•Ll11• .-, rooM with large b•r ........ fe~ bUH_.. ..cf .-ell "'°"· ,_. ..... .,. .... _ wltta ....... ......, ..... & SW s.,. ........... & b-"' •fw tH1!94Jff• .. 1d or? SltHted • • etpKMly ..... lot .... '°°"' for ...... ColM by 9ild HI till• &peel.e Nw ott.t .. 0,.. Sat/S.. 1-5 ,_... IU1 .... load. ......... hock. MARVllOUS VALUE-POOL H. ·' c ................. lffcla loc ..... ..... a llw ~.,..ct for ...... ...,...._ Wei pl-d l bedrOOlll. f-.Mly .~ ..ct Hua with flrep,oce: .... ..... IOOM. L.-.p bac• yard ... ap 'M11g pool. grosiy --..ct loh of ~· for water frolc1. Decorator c00t dlnmtt4 .. ffH .... $119.500 PREMIERE RESIDENCE-VIEWS! L.nriw c...toe•I-ON WATB ... ,_,,._ ~ wftl9 YIEWS tro. _,. & ..tdaar bllk...y of..,.,._. Ir Oc--. FiMat ~... z .,..... with ........ Mite 19clullng bath. •H•lng .,.. & IOWG. Pri.acy, HCWfty I HcMff• foci...._ _.... a palatid stilOll. twd ana, ~ "°°"" pool md ~ $315,000. 60 I Udo Parll 0.-. RMg 4A :_ S/S 1·5 P.M. ENCHANTING WATERFRONT &ioy "-r.tax.tioft of yow oww pity~ co111..-ey, '-d you o-... ,.. IOAi! SLIP. a.ct.ded it o cotlllfottalal1 -6 w-...... for the f....Hy with 4 bed.. fa111ily roo111 011d interior patio . Ope11 fuliltq .ct wy with woocM ., ......... $335,000 INVESTOR'S DELIGHT! Wal• to tt. llEACH frOiil tW1 l ..ct 1 bedrOOiil DUft.D. T....ts c• •iaf tt. patio or priYGCf o" a ....,_ d.ck. SHSOMd woawr/wllMr fntfd. OfftM ..., ... IMcl. $21 o.ooo .... WATERFRONT W /PRIVACY '" a tolaly WA TH on..ted coucu:mfly with ycM9" oww boat tip ..ct Y1EWS of boaticMJ actMty. Y•'I be pr...t to oiw.. thil 3 bedrootn ....... that ~ ..... owwer'1 pride. &dowel ... patio ..... greewy ..ct WIOUI•• CMltdoor' 1M"klt barb~. SPECIAL IOMUS ••• wt... JCMI byY this houcle flw OWlllf' will .... • 11' boat! $325.000. OCEANFRONT HOME Maplfk dMrM. wJct. beacMs pa•~ ..,,.. -...... ..,...., of ... -.... water. Tw.story l .._...... llw wtt1t pcrffo. A ..,.. .ct coewfort•t• ._,,, e.o... $435.000. BIG CANYON REGANCE I This c;09dcl td iu INMM shollld be i. ''Hffse l...tiflll". Total m1 ..... at reflected ill tMs 2 bedrOOM. Z Ml INlllo, Oft one l•••I i11 • Hc11rity 9at•· e.•h w•"'· Two pri•ate poHot pin recraatf Dl'ill fotilffe1 of pool. tocmJ ClftCI .....,_ s 162,500. . WATERFRONT HOME I/GREENERY Groclo.s ..ct c.a.,lthty redecorated l bedra D• ...... L8nJt ll•lclCJ roo.t ..ct .... ..... ,... spoc&o..-..y ........ Grwd WtcMtl wffll ,..try, u.ter HHag wee, ,.. open .._ for HrYllMJ. L.,.. "watttftoRt patio" plld lltth ~ wttlt ~ ..... Y• OWft .... '-d .... yow OWN IOA T SLIP. $345,000. WATERFRONT-FRONT ROW 11.tiflll & spacHMls 2 ldnol. 2 ba cotldo. llcJlot °" .... WA TBt wjYIEW of all the bol"'9CJ octtc.. o ...... _. Ml he/.,._ for I year with $15.000 ccnh doww. SI I 00 per ....... .....td, $200 to apply toward p11rcltas1 pric• of $249.500. loot sip ......... ~ bldtJ. PANOIAMIC VIEW-ON WATER M•9•lffc••t 2 '-•droo• c: .. do la Hc•rlty b•lldl•9 with reflH•••t b9f1Mla; a,.. ~•ft Cal for ..... • tws aew ~ hat tip anlltllal1. $199,500. .INDIVlllJALITY i. CHARACTER Tr•-•da ua cwt> ~ f-.ly llw • lelltoa l"-d. Two-story 3 "*90• hciM•,.. wltlt lar9• brick f lr•pl.c•. lto.dwud floOf'I i. la.I.. ,.... 9ld room to • .,...._ Two-cw ~ pin botlt ........... SZH.000. FOREVER VIEW OF CATALINA ..... .,. to 0c ................. ...tt ......... 2 .................. . ,..... ........... to s••z.soo . 2·STOIY CANALFIONT-VIEW l1dHeHhd 4 bl.HM t-, S.W - "'".., ........ ltecls to ......... ......_ Op. tpeen VllW _. 11tMs .. ...,...uts.ooo. WATERFRONT HOMES ~Jf> W Coo:o.1 H~th\(",1\. Newpon Beach 611·1400 • .. --·-••i••-• -OM.VPtLOT ...................... UDO ISLE °"" SUNDAY f·I I 04 VIA LoaCA &fl ~ ahll:' oa Udo. lm m1eulaae. bu utl ful. etiarmJnf hom«i. Tll roe>(, de 1ebed u tra ,.,... 2·U f 1au1e, lldrm. z bath, ramll room. r~ac:-e. ut 1' low l1lereat rate for quaffed ~r. l-arc- ope n p&U o . 1r• • lancbe1plo1 SltiP• t pnvate~'- 12 ... HO llLLllDY .. ..,..$, ...... , ... ---MO'OYATID Sii'• S11y1 t ubmlt an1 tt: ~ Qf1en& fa·b 3 bdrtDlllmawrflfld home wlhnl.Y nn • frml cha rm. Almost MW c:rpta a .~tm df'P'. Vaulled l"Clll 1~"· aeu.-r hurry J Ope E ~I e:= Walkt:r t; lt:u 8.t!al Eat.ale OWMBWAHTS ()c.,.. w leyfrotlt W1U trade up. Have Lake Arrowhead new custom no ~ w/~reat lake vu, 125' to lake & dock site 4 BR o unO. 3 full 81\. game rm. wet bar. Jacuzzi. \mport tile. T&G panel. Level entry & parking. $275,000. (714) 337-3414; 337.1717 IALIOA POIMT OP9I SAT/SUM 1·5 2111£ OCEAN"BLVD F ir s t o ff e r i ng : 4+ Bdrms, 21• a ba. sun· ken LIR. family rm. 3 car gar Steps lo Bay & Ocean. Fee $289.000. CUUOISHIFFY ROa01l . ffr.290~ Cl.ASSIA£D 140URS A1h 1•rt1.,.•r• m"' pll1rt• 1111,, .id• '" lt·lc·J)hf•llt• "fllh "' lo!t :11111 rn Mc><llfu\ t hrv l'nitu' K 111110110 S11t urd:" IH•'T" \H,:.ii\OFYll' .. ;Qu ..... HJ\ M:? :.t.•>1 ti\'!\ Tl:<;I; I'll' llt.1\l'll 1711'1~ k1•1"'h Hl-c1 ~ IZ'lll 1.AGUNA tH:AC'll 11116 Clcnne) rf' LaRUnl Rt'lth 494·11468 Ne 11<T111 ·111 :-. n tltullrt't'~ 12211 ClASSlfffD DUOUt4H 111-..cthn1• lo1 '"I" & 1'111• '' ~ :111 v m th1• tit" ht•lore pul!l11·1111011 ,., •>t'P' lur Sunl1"' & Moon rlu\ t:ct1t 1on• ,. hc•n tk•iicihiw" ..,,1t•1rct,I\ 12 ntlilfl CLASSIFIED llGULATIOMS FRHUHS /\il\••rt1•1•r• ..niould ttM-c k 1 twir '"" d.flh & r1·1w1r1 1•rr11r• 1mrrwctrn11·h 1 11 t: lll\11.V I'll.err a~~um1•' tu1hthlY for lht' l1r-.1 1n '''""'" 1n.-.•n KWl on h c 'ANt't:l.l.ATIONS Whm l11lhn11 11n 11ct I'll• !<lln' In m11kt' 11 r1•1'firc1 11f tM Kil.I. 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Corona del Mar l-771-0456 $176,500 Sat/Sun l·5 • •ro2 Udo Park Drive <•A), N.B. 631 ·HOO $38.1,000 Sunday l ·5 7SSea laJand Dr. <Bl" Cyn> NB 61s-an> $220.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 l 16 W.19lh t., SanLa Ana 546-2313 165.500 Sit/Sun l ·S 1717 N Baker. Santa Ana ~6·2313 167.300 Sat/Sun 1·5 3> I l and <Bia Cnyn) NB 631·1..00 $102.f!OO Sun l ·!S 4.11 Rive lde. Nf'w90rt Beach 675·341 l $148.500 Sun. 1·!5 234 Cliff Dr .. La1euna Beach CS&-8338 $125.000 Sunday 12-4 lt8 Esc padc Ct. <Newport Crest> NB 642·823S SJ~.000 Sun l·S 300 K Coa l Uv.·y # J 33 ( DeAni.a > NB 642~ S63.000 Sun. 1 ·5 2247 Vista Huerta < Blu((s) NB · 642-8235 Sll0,000 Sun. l ·~ Jn ... ~AMRMwDIM •33031 Palo Alto. Dana Point 493·9381 SJ t0.000 Sat/Sun L·S :?19 Via San Re mo <Lido Isle) NB 67S~562f> Open dally 1·4 •29 M a dro n a <R a ncho San J oaquin)lrv 955-0989 $175.000 Sat/Sun 1()..4 1614 Santanella Terr <Irv.Terr) CdM 673-8494 $179.500 _ _ Sun,._l·S 114 Jefly-Or. < asmine Creek> CdM 975--0952. 759-0363 Sat/Sun 421 Pearl Street. Laguna Beach 494.9473 Sun.14 * •35 Balboa Coves. N.B. 675-6670 $350,000 Sun 1·5 209 Flower. Costa Mesa 640.53.57 $143.950 Sun 1·5 243 Hillview. Laguna Niguel 497-1761 $114.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1851 Port Kimberly, Newport Be ach 752-1700 Sun 12·5 #25 Tanglewood. Irvine 752·1700 $92.000 Sun 1·5 17982Norton <Univ Park)lrvlne 675-5511 $103.000 Sunday 2·5 2723 Hilltop ON Knoll) NB 642·8235 $156,000 Sun. l ·4: 30 3 IEDIOOM 721 Cente r St .• Costa Mesa 645·7221 $85,000 Sun. 1·5 4439 W. Cst. Hwy .• Newport Beach 675-6775 $1~.000 Sun 1 ·5 301 Milford <Cameo Shores) CdM 673-7040 $259,000 Sun. 1·5 409 Columbus Cr <Crona mnds> CdM 642-5200 $235,000 fee Sun 1·5 3050 Killybrooke, Costa Mesa 979-5370 $84,900 Sun 1·5 * • 19 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch 631·1400 $325,000 Sunday 1·5 241 E . Wilson. Costa Mesa 548-7454 $92.500 Daily 12·4 219 62nd St .. Npt Shores. N. B. 548·2787 $149,500 ~ay l ·S 21672 Saluda,-flunt. Bch. by Owner 968-9887 $99,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 420 Lugonia, Nwpt Shrs., N.B. 642-8850 $109.900 Sat/Sun 1·4 2015 Leeward Lane, Newport Beach 979-8533 Sat/Sun l·S 36 Tangerine, Irvine 5524605 Open Sun 10-5 464 Serra Dr. <Corona Hlds.) CdM 675·5930 Sun. l·S 1411 Kings Rd. <Clfhvn) N.B. 642·5200 $425.000 fee Sat/Sn 1-5 416 Plata. The Bluffs, N.B. 640-5357 $224,000 . Sat/Sun 1·5 100 Intrepid, Newport Crest, NB 640-5357 $125,000 . Sun 1·~ 508 Ventaja, the Bluffs, N.B. 640.5357 $149,900 Sun 1-4 2386 Westminster, Costa Mesa 646·7171 $82,000 Sun 12-4 2804 Clirt. Newport Beach 646-7171 $299,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 611 Loretta, Laguna Beach 497·1761 Sat/Sun 1·5 2321 22nd St .• Newport Beach 646·7171 $550,000 Sunday 12·4 J 178 Charleston. Cos ta Mesa 546·2313 $83,500 Sun 14 2273 Avalon, Costa Mesa 546-2313 Sat/Sun 1·5 1300 Dover Drive. Newport Beach 752·1700 $169,500 Sun 125 #7 Sanderling <Deerfield> Irv. 759--0811 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 537 Vista Grande <Bluffs) NB 642-8235 $141,000 Sat/Sun 14 18021 Norton, Irvine 5514741 $96,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 Jll .... FAMb4•DIM 492 16th Pl., E /side Costa Mesa 645·7221 $119.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 1509 Dolphin Terr <trv Ter) CdM 675-6000 $515,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 545/549 lrvine <Npt Hgts) NB 675-«>00 $215,000 Sal/Sun l·S 221 Via San Remo <Lldo lale) NB 675·5626 Open Dally 1-4 1406 Westcliff Dr. <Wstclf) NB 546-5990 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 188 The Masten Cir .• Costa Mesa 548-1168 Sat/Sun 1·5 2670 Waverly Dr. <Bayaboresl N.B. 646-9M7 Sun. 1"5 310 Colleen Pl., Costa M•a 642·'1811 1119,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 310 Colleen Place, Cotta Mesa 642·7817 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1.S 21881 Harborbree1e, H.Bcb by Owner 968·9887 tl29,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 7•3 Barracuda Way, Laguna Beach 497.1ns '339.000 Sun 12-4 1521 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa~. 645-1531 Sat/Sun 1-4 DIRECTORY ~.-:..IL='r"t:r;'C:-.;r::-c.t~Qv=::,: ......... ._.. .......................... PtrfllMI.._ .... , ta.,_, ....... 2674 Redlands Dr., Costa Mesa 546 2313 S86.9SO Sunday 12·4 J79l Hummmgblrd Ln., Costa Mesa m-8668 $149,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 17 Whitewater. Irvine 640.8115 $2$5.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 23895 Cypress Lane, Mission Viejo 837·7479 $119,SOO Sat/Sun 11·3 • • #2 Balboa Coves . N.B. 631 ·1400 $345.000 Sun. 1·5 :506 Marf.tuertte <Old CdM > CdM 67S.0000 $172.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 24~ Princeton Dr. <Coll Pk> CM 64 2·5200 $88,900 Sat/Sun l ·S 18731 San Rufino Or. CTrtlrk ffis)lrv 642·5200 $264.~ fee Sa/Sun l ·S 302 Heliotrope. CdM 644·9060 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 306 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar 644·9060 $290.000 .Sat/Sun 1-4:30 31 Bodega Bay <Spyglass> CdM 640.1812 Sat/Sun 1·5 2009 Summerwind. Santa Ana 540-3666 $97,000 Sat /Sun l ·S 2039 Shipway <Baycrest L~pt Beach 67S:1(J6(f S205:'000 --saUSWtl ·S 5JettyDrive <JasmineCreek)CdM 644-4910 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2424 Vista Hogar <The Bluffs> NB 6444910 $122.950 Sun 1 ·5 3:11 Ramona CE /side) Costa Mesa 646-3255 S94 ,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 1902 lsth Street. Santa Ana 540·3866 S78.SOO ·Sat/Sun l·S 209 Pearl. Balboa fslnnd 640-5357 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2351 Mesa Drive. Costa Mesa 673..S.SSO $175.000 Sat/Sun l ·5 2969 Babb, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $74,900 Sun 1·5 . • • 3322 Via Udo. Newport Beach 675-5.511 $525,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 709 Cameo H'lands Dr. <CamHlds > CdM 673-4400 $247 ,500 Sun. 1 ·5 1514 Hig hland Dr .<Harbor Hlds >N.B. 759-0811 $282.500 Sun 1·5 . 882 Sandcastle <HV Hills) N.B. 759--0811 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 230 Iris. Corona del Mar 644-6200 $259,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2768 Hillview Dr._J'iewport Beach 646-8181 $179,:MJ Sun 1·5 _l8Can_.yoghl~Jld Dr., Npt llcb 1>75--3411 $225.000 Sun 1·5 2131 ~public, Costa Mesa - 545-9491 Sun 12·5 l.929TustinAve. (E/side > CM 545-9491 $~,900 Sun 1·5 1619 Bonn.ie Doone <Irv Terr> CdM 675-3411 $249,500 Sun 1·5 4 II ..... FAM IM or DIN 1807 Tradewinds <Baycrest > NB 3228 Dakota. Costa Mesa 675-3411 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 752·1920 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 444 Tustin (Newport Heights> N.B. •IS09Anita Ln. CWstclf> NB 675-4562 S225.000 Sun.12·4 645-3474 Sat/Sun 14:30 •3387 Fuchsia. Cost a Mesa 32592 Azores Road. Laguna Niguel 675-6670 $113,500 Sun 1·5 499.3700 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3174 Madeira <Mesa Verde> CM •1581Skyline Dr .. Laguna Beach S46·~ $112,650 Sat/Sun 1·5 497.1ns $249,000 Sun 124 2516 Andover Pl.. College Prk. CM 365 Heather Pl.. North End, LagBch. 640-53.57 $98.500 Sun 1-5 494-8672 $325,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 2674 Redlands. Costa Mesa 1436 Mariners Dr .• Npt. Bch. 546-2313 $86.950 Sun 12·4 642·3272 !172,500 Sat/Sun l·S 543 Santa Ana. Newport Beach 1911 Yacht Maria <Sea vu> NB 646-7171 $149.500 Sat/Sun 1·4 675-6000 $289,000 Sat/Sun l·S 1809 N. Westwood.Santa Ana 223 Via San Remo <Lido Isle> NB 546-2313 $81,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 675·5626 Open Daily 14 2437 Duke Pl.. Coll. Pk .. C.M. 17 Stillwater CTurtler <X'k) Irv. 545-4289 $86.000 Sun 1·5 640·1812 Sat/Sun 1·5 •119JasmineCreek, CdM 18 Morro Bay <Spyglass )CdM 675-5511 $244,500 Sun/Mon 1·5 640-1812 . Sat/Sun 1-5 2537 Cotter, Santa Ana ._ 9 Montecito Dr. "<Spyglass> CdM 752-1700 $74.900 Sun 1·5 640-5112 $389,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 lSOOComwall. Newport Beach •9642Scotstoun. Hunt. Bch 759-0811 $174.000 Sun. 1·5 963-4026 $113,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3000 Clay St.. Newport Beach 1527 Anita Ln .• Newport Beach 759--0811 $172.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 640-6259 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1907 Beryl Lane, Newport Beach 233 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 759-0811 $167,500 • Sat/Sun 1·5 644·9060 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 *49JasmineCree k Dr., CdM 2501 Windover, Corona del Mar 675-5511 S244.500 Sunday 1·5 , 631-3444 $298,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 _ 600·1Sth-St.. <Newport Heights> NB. 1975 Pt. Bristol <HV Homes> N.B. 642-8235 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 673-9060 $158,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 322 Poinsettia Ave .. CdM • * 924 W. Oceanfront, Ne'Wport Bch 644-6200 S269.500 fee Sa/Sun 1·5 675-6161 $485,000 Sun l ·S 4804 River Ave., Newport Beach 1705 Berkeley, Santa Ana 640-1812 $139.500 Sun 1·5 540-3666 $9'l,OOO Sat/Sun 1·5 715 Balboa, Laguna Beach 2036 Pt. Provence <HVHomes>N.B. 644-4848 $25.5,000 Sun. 1·5 644.9060 Sun. l ·S •15 Goleta Point Dr. <Spyglass> NB ••1024 E. Balboa Blvd. <Penin> NB 631-1800 $430,000 Sun 1·5 644·9060 $795,000 Sun 1·5 •942 W. Orange Rd., Santa Ana 2127 Yacht Radiant <Seavu> NB 540-1720 $85,000 Sun. 1·5 67~3411 $328,-000 Sat /Sun 1·5 420 Lenwood Dr., Costa Mesa 2510 Vista Baya Cr CBk Bay> NB 540-1720 $123,950 Sun. 1·5 642·5200 $275.000 fee Sa/Sun 1.S 2220 Alta Vista CE/Bluff) N.B. 2111 E . Ocean Blvd. <Balboa Pt.> NB 675-6000 $159,900 Sun. 1·5 642·2900 $289,000 fee Sa/Sun l ·S 1837 Commodore Rd. <Baycrst> NB 2707 Canary, Mesa Verde, C.M. ~ 675-6000 $195,000 Sun. 1·5 546-2313 $159,500 Sun 14 277 Morning Cyn (Shrclf) CdM 932 Azalea (Oreenbrook> C.M. 675-fiOOO $300,000 Sun. 1·5 546-2313 Sun 12·4 2918 Ellesmere Ave. <M. Verde) CM 1044 Concord, Costa Mesa 546-5990 $111,900 Sun. 1·5 546-2313 $107,000 Sun 1·5 3620 Ocean Blvd. <Old CdM> CdM 18932 Racine <Turtlerockl Irv. 675-Q)OO $575,000 Sun. 1·5 833-9293 $124.950 Sat/Sun 1·5 1126 Austin. Costa Mesa -747 Coast View, Laguna Beach CJ 546-1695 $84.950 Sun 12·4 497·1761 Sat/Sun 1·5 104 Via Lorca CLido Isle) NB 3007 Setting Sun <HrbrViewHls) 646-7414 $269,750 Sun 1·5 CdM 2016 Y~cht Resolute <Seavu) NB 673-4400 $269,000 Sun.1.5 675-3411 $244.500 Sun. 1-5 2422 Winterswee t. Irvine 2944 Bake r <Mesa Verde> CM 752·1700 $106,000 Sun 12·5 546-~ $99.900 Sun. l ·S 2601 Windover <HV Hills) CdM 1703 Plaza del Sur <Penin Pt.> 644-6200 Sat/Sun l·S .ft:Ssgr>ene~es°%osta Mes~· l ·S 1421 Outrigger <HV Hills) CdM 54&-4141 $144,500 Sun. 1·5 &44-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 272 Hanover Dr .. College Pk., CM #9Caraway <Woodbridge) Irvine 751-1473 $84,950 Sun 1·5 644-6200 su7.ooo Sat/Sun 1·5 2121 Yacht Julie (Seaview) NB *19 Burning Tree <Big Cnyn) NB 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 644-6200 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4902 Corkwood (Univ Parkl Irvine * 19 Royal St. George (Big Cyn> NB 642-8235 $649,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 642-8235 $174.500 Sun. 1·5 •t5292Seine Cir. <Ranc h> IrY. 1618 Mariners, Newport Beach 642-8235 $116.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 642~ $152.500 Sun. 1·5 2 O M I S t 1724 Tradewinds CBaycrest) NB * • 3 0 r n n g 8 r '°"2 -c Sun. 1.5 Ln. <DoverShrs >NB v-a ~ 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 2010 Yacht Resolute <Seaview) NB 2871 Bayshore Dr. CBayshores) N.B. 644-0200 $359,000 Sun. l·S 642-8235 Snt/Sun 1·5 1830 Irvine Ave .• Newport Bch 2008 Yacht VlgUant <Seaview> NB 645-0303 $200,000 Sun. 11·4 642-8235 $315,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 l9IOOM • •503 W. Edgewater. Balboa Pen in. M2·S200 $88S,OOO Sun. 1·5 113 Via Nice <Udo Jslel N.B. 873-7300 Sun. l·S • •443 Canal. Newport Beach ~ 631·1400 $225,000 Sunday 1~5 • •3' Balboa Covet, Nwpt Beach 631-1400 1335.000 Sunday 1·5 1'21 Klnp Rd., Newport Beach 631·1400 Sat/Sunday 1·5 •5542 Oakley Terrace, Irv. 752-<me OpenSun. l ·S 119Vla Mentone <Lido Isle> N.B. 87M.m MTS.GOO Sun. l ·S ,.~ ......... ... -.. 132 Via Undlne (Lido) Npt Bcb 67~1020 $398,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1846 Tradewinda Ln <Baycnt> NB 675-8000 $230,000 Sun. 1·' 1903 Yacht Marta (Seaview> NB 6'4-GOO $255.000 fee Sun. l ·5 2606 Ughthouse Ln <HV Hllls> CdM 642-8235 $239,500 Sun.1·5 17 Whitewood <Unlv. Park) Irvine 642-8235 $129,500 Sun. 1·5 2012 Yacht Re90lute <Seaview) NB 644-$200 "'49.000 Sun. 1·5 • 1834 Commodore < Baycret1l > NB 642-8235 $225.000 Sun. u.a •HI06 Sandll'Vood (Boycrest> NB 642-8235 '241,000 Sun. 1·5 200 Vlo San Remo <Lido Isle) NB 644~ $389,500 Sun. 1-4:30 128 Vla Havre <Lido lsle ) NB 642·8235 $375.000 Sun. 1·5 115 Via Waziers <Lido Isle) NB 642-8235 $489,000 Sun. 1 ·S 6472 SUverheel. Huntington Bch 842..:i6.51 $93,900 Sun l·S • •2761 Sandpiper <Mesa Verde> CM 546·5880 $157,900 Sun. l ·S 14851 Mayten (College Park> Irvine 640·M60 Sl13,000 Sun. 1·5 1219 Santiago <Dover Shores> N.8. 642~ $349,500 Sun. l..S 1909 Yacht Collnia CSeavu> NB 675·3411 $339.000 Sun 1-S 64 Oak Tree <Univ Pk) Irvine 675·3411 $144,000 Sun. l·S * 365 E . 22nd St. < E /Side> CM 645-<m3 $255,000 Sun. l~ 3917 S. Teakwood. Santa Ana 67S..3tll $105.000 Soo. 1·5 32S9Turlock (Mesa Woods) Cl\1 545-9491 $124,900 Sun 12·5 ~WestmiMter (E /side )CMS 5'\5-9491 $107.000 r · un l·S 1032Santiago Dr .• Ne wport Beach 646-4700 $450,000 Sun 1·4 S llDIOOM 2735 San Juan Ln. <Mesa del Mar) CM 556-6885 $129,000 Sun.11-4 14962 Piper Circle, Irvine 640-5357 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 _ 5 la ... FAM IM or DIM 4175 Williwaw <RcqtClub) Irv. 559-4175 Sat/Sun 11-5 -aoso2 Paseo Dervalle, Lag Niguel $395,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1801 Port Carlow CHVHms> NB 675-3411 $211 .500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10424 Nightingale Cr .• Fount. Vly 546-8640 Sl 18,900 Sat/Sun 1.S 20291 Beam Cr. Oighthse> HB 536-8836 $178.()00 Sat/Sun 10-4 •2764 J)eSota Ave. <MdelMar>CM 556·2660 $120,000 $/Su 12:30-4:30 21 SilverCrescent<Trtlrk IDnd>lrv. 675'-3411 $239.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2015 Pt. Provence <HV Homes> N.B. 759.()811 $177.500 Sun.1·5 5 Royal St. Geor~e <Big Cyn) N.B. 644-6200 $650,000 Sun 1·5 4 S:indpebble <TR Glen> Irvine 644.QOO Sun. 1 ·5 6 llOIOOM 411 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar 673-5354 $380,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 6 n ,._ JAM IM or DIM 1813 Hummingbird. Costa Mesa 752·1920 $215.®0 Sun 1·4 ••2266Ch@nnel Rd .. Newport Bch 644·9060 $975.000 Sun. 1·5 1086 Tulare. Costa Mesa 54G-3666 $142.900 Sun 1·5 •17 Point Loma <Spy gls) QiM 675·3411 SS95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •#3 Montecito <Spyglass> CdM 6734400 $515.000 Sun. 1.S CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 11DaOOM • 1111 Sandi Lane, Cost a Mesa 645-0303 $79.950 Sun. 11·5 2712 Vista del Oro <Bluffs ) NB 644·7020 $149.500 Sun 1·5 2019 Avenue Chico . Newport Beach 644·7020 $239,500 Sun 1·5 1000 E. Bishop #E·4, Santa Ana 54().3666 $.51 ,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 15 Big Dipper Ct., Newport Beach 646-3255 $82,500 Sun. 1-4; 30 312 Sydney Ln .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $89,900 Sal/Sun 1-S •5262 Plpmtree. Irvine 673-8550 $84,000 Sat /Slm l ·5 •#1 Sundance, Newport Beach 646-7171 . $79,500 . Sun 1.S • 816 Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach 673-4400 $147,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 ** 1325 Bayside Drive. CdM 644·7211 $155.900 Sat/Sun 14:30 #29 Monta n as E s te < R ancbo S.J .>Jrv. • 759-0811 S124.500 Sun. 1·5 2 • ... FAM IM w DIN 19 Viejo, Rancho San Joaq., Irv. 752-039'l $145,000 Sunday 1 ·5 2554 Elde n Ave. <Cedar Glen> C.M. 642-0734 $89,500 Sat/Sun 10.5 61 Pinewood <Woodbridge) Irv. 749-0811~ $119,500 Sun. 1·5 J llDIOOM 007 Esquina <The Bluffs> Npt. Bch. 644-9060 Sun. 1·5 311 Alta Vista. Costa Mesa 548-5647 $'94.500 Sun 2·5 2930-C Bradford Place, Santa Ana 642-4758 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2195 Vista Entrada (The Bluffs > N.B. 640-5560 $159,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 #42 Snapdragon, lrvlne 759--0811 $89.900 Snt/Sun 1·5 689 Vista Bonita <Th~ BluU~) N.B. 759·001 $131 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #6 Canyon Lane <Canyon Crest) N.B. 759-0811 Sl79,SOO Sat/Sun 1·5 2589 Orange, Unit K, Costa Mesa 97N3'IO Sun 1·5 a••MMIMw_. 308 A""1cla Cumbre <The Bluffs> N.8 . 640.5560 $172,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2156 Vista Entr ada (Bluffs) NB 631·1800 •189.500 s~t/Sun 1·5 • .. .. ••I r . . ~. Fw s-. ,.....,, .. ,., s• ....... ,., s• H ...... '°' s• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ga•rel IMl •-r.. IOO .,.,., IOOI .,_,_, IOOl .._...,_S. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~.~.!~.·.~ Sul'ld!ly. rtt>roa7 25. 1979 DAILY PILOT DZ .._... fcM-S. HMM• For S-. ...... ,_.. s. ........ , For-~ • • • • • • •• • •• • • • ••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •• • • • • • • • ••• ••• •••• • •• • •• ••• •• •• ••••• • • • ••• • • • • • • eo.te Ml'M I 024 t.,,,._.._ .. 101• c••-.._.. 1011 c....Mna 1oz4 ..................... .. SSJ.000 CONDO Low 0.. heh. Tlals Is For Ye. 2 b~droom Condo completely remodel~ with all th<! amcnltlc Low dowll, eu~y payments. grellt ~torter home or investment THREE HOMES UHDH $70,000 All •fl ostu M~sa . 2 bt>droom. 3 hNimom \\C had nine. "''< '1rc• ._,01w Don l \\Jlt or tht.•i-tt "Jll be .iont• too' Cldl no~• LUXURY FOR YOUI DOUAR You must S\'l' lhl~ ~nr.:t•ou~ 1 bl·dn m. 4 bath formal dinin~ room r;im1h room hrt•aldu,..t nook. :..>000 M~ ft or '"'"'> uper Co rn Mt' a lot' at 1Qn lf,,,. ttl c•' er yt hrna & " 11tlnJ.:, Ju.'\t for~ ou UMITs-uMITS-UMITS T~o S Pl.t-:Xl-''i Laln K Oc•ar.h $79900 Fnuqltt•' o~h• ~h i-,J l'nplt'' Pour l filt''l'' 1 lunt Ut'<H'h t.•ach Sl08.000 $135.000 S14S 000 t>U<'h E1..:ht L111t:-. ,160,()(IO Tt•n l 'lllb S22~.ooo s I\ l ~·t 'II l 111 l... SJRS 000 C.tll tHI\\ tor detntl!'I on un\ of our II\\ t·:-.t lnl'lll propert) 540-3666 .. 'Nltela11 ... ... Real Estate Inc ... .. ~~ .......... !?~~ ~!'! .......... !?.~ ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. il lOCAllY OWNED COMPANY SlRVING THE SOUl H COASI AREA SIHCl 1963 SELLER MOVED OUT He 1s in his new home, and wants to sell this cute l Bdrm condo in an adult complex dose to shopping and trans portation. Submit your offer. onl $49.%0. Call 546-4141 LIKE NEW IN LAKE FOREST Move r1ght in this vac·ant 3 Bdrm. 21:: h<Jth home. Formal dmmg. mountain v1<.•w. fireplace. microwave. builtins. t'UStom built with oversized bdrms. Priced below market for fast sale a t SJ02.000. CCII 546-4141 Serving Coc;ta Mesa· Irvine Huntington Beac h -N e wport Beach ""' tM' lt•dy -.Ctort .. .,.. .... , .......... ro-90 "-'• .._._,. All tt.. 1oc-..1 N1tM Mtow -dHcribed "' .,. ........ i.y .......... lfMwtMt-e,.ht today's DAILY rtLOT WAHT.AOS. ,...,_, tttowllHJ .-i.-1 tar ,. or rfttt .,. ~ to lht wc:ll iltf.,....._ iii tw1 ~--"'" Fnd.y. Setwdlly Md s-.y. CONDOMINIUMS. FOR LEASE l HOROOM 46 Ruc> F'ountainblcau <Big Cyn > NB 6-14-0322 $1200 mo. Sun. 2·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 405 1405 1:: lleliotrope. Old CdM 675-6000 $215.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 189 Vir~inia Place'. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $145,000 Sunday 1·5 , 2 IR & t IR 515 Acacia. Corona del Mar 675-3411 $210.000 Sun. 1·5 2 IR & 2 IR 6708 & 67081 :.i Oct"a nfront 631-1266 $385.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 130 43rd St.. Npt Beach 675-0475 Sl75.000 Sunday 1 31R&2 1R 112 42nd St.. Newport Beach 631·1400 S210,000 Sunday 1-5 187 Albert Place. C'osta Mesa 646-3255 S215.000 Sat/Sun l ·S 168 Magnolia. Eastside Costa Mesa fi73-9479 $178,500 Sat/Sun 2-5 2 IR & 3 IR pe. FAM RM or DEH 603 Jas mine. Coron~1 del Mar 675-5726 Sat/Sun 1·4 HOUSE & GUEST FOR SALE 3 IR & GUEST 1911 He liotrope. Santa Ana 631 -1900 S245.000 Sat /Sun l ·S HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 llt & I IR 215 St. Andrews Rd .. Newport Bch 540·0608 Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 Z IR & 2 IR &20-620\11 Iris. Corona d<!I Mar 673-5354 $179.500 Sun. l ·S 707 Goldenrod. Corona det Mar 675·3331 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 357 16th Place. Costa Mesa 646·7171 $123,900' Sat /Sun 12·4 ..................................................................... Cot o/ n .wPorl REALTORS 675-1111 O,EN HOUSES REALTORS '71-5111 OPIH HOUSIS llU VIA UDO: s.,Mtfk-...11 .... .t ah bHt, 011......,.. foW lt••u• c11llntl•h• OM THI IAY. S.., .t •• ...... Mell tffrec• & •z k.t. ,._.....,. • .., ....... I ..... .., .. ,5 ........ w• t..\Jdo v.a~••• ,....._., & ........ UH.000. SAT a SUM t2 to 4 P.M. 4t JASMtHt CRlft DlttYI: l e_,.M 3 ......... ~roo. ..... le•tl -OMLT PLAM 6 ls.rial•t MOC>B. Oft .. NMik Merht. Luaurlo..a Mett•r Hit• wlth OCEAH -CGlftllffwl •l•w Ir• ~ftlc_. prl•ote 1hady with ih owl\ fir.place. ,.rl•.t. co""'*"lty -pool -fec11nl, TE.HNeS. A "'"' woy of tH.. -I ... w I Ii•• ........ too. Drop by & ""'f Mio -J"°" Cot•. $244,500. 0,EM t -5 SUM. I It JASMINI CUllC DRIVE: A t:;:: Cqottdt co1::::::.,,1" the heart of def Mm-. A --• ,....~ WflY of life -c"'· =:·· TENNIS COURTS & C ... -1111.e. NW ..... 5 -.,.. feye4, three IN•OOMS. fmnily rOOM & OClAM •l•w. 1.-..dlot• po1Hulow. $241,500. OPEM SAT. SUN & MOM I to S P.M. TflrHO•TOlii, ORfYE.-SlTT PARK, fRVIME: Truly lo•ely. 1paclou1 and sportdiftg hCMM with two MOStft-witH ORd o TV rooa Slryti«Jht~ ....try, 1UNtY llitct..t, with bttokfa1t area. Wood ct.cks wfttt beolltiM plllftt1 for princy and CJ"Ot NterhiniFMJ. Walk to 1hoflpiltg -.... A "tMst w." at SI 03,000. OPEN SUN OML 'f 2 to 5 P.M. LAGUMA NIGUEL: bcithtcJ VIEW of SMwc~ .....taht1 w city llcJhh, A louly ·fottr bedroo• Ctlte "EdlRIHwglt Modfr"J in HCeleftt cottditfotr. tc.Mty room, kftchttt & ...try wfttt Imported S,..W. th floor ing. All ow carpetln9, paiftt, dishwoslMr & fwoftece. Moster bath •el located to e-cnity odd spajhot hlb-joc.unJ. A plH...,.. to show. OwHr mcry corry .-cond trust deed. w~ priud at SI09,000. COROM.A DEL MAR: AH...tfon ln•Hton. Call for iftfonMti0tt on tMw SIX UMITS located ;.tt -. Mock from Ilg Cot"OllCI leach. Custom buiH -four 2 bedroom units, two one bedroom Uftits: bull*''" kitcheM, firepacH, dffu -.dj or pri•• patios: WHft gorcigH. lftfetesflftcJfy pric~ at $460,000. COLE OF MEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy .. ConMta cMf M.- 675-5511 WATERFRONT LIVING! Reduced $3400 lmmaculatl' ~tni,!ll' :.tory beach. & wa terf r o n l townhome o n Wood bndge Lake. Walch thl' a..o. lslaad I 006 sunset over the bnd~e ••••••••••••••••••• •••• just s teps from your beach side paliol>. Lovet> oak walled f1re plan Convenience k llchcn rrucrowiu1e & brnakfai.l nook too. Mirror w;illc!I formal dining room 2 Pattos . Steps to <;pa , beach & lake! Pnce JU~l reduced. $3400. for ru~L sale! Call now 752·1700 "'" •• \,I • \I I. [~IS!IHI CALL the office with 25 yrs Oft lolboalsla..t Retailltls. $53,000 3 .. ..,.. $233,500 31R home $255.000 Dpl.xon watlt' $450,000 Ws.WyRlty. 673-6900 CAPISTRANO BEACJI • You'll love the oceon ulewfrom the 11' x Z2' Dvln9 room In tht. beautiful custom home bullt by Gory C. Cromptu. There ore 4 bedrooms. 2-1/2 bath&, pl!.1$ a large bonus room with prloote enlronc.efor guut quarters. Double used brick fireplace separalu formal dining room from llulng rvooL 14 x 18 master bedroom hos Its own comer flreploce. Divorce forces Immediate sale with quick posseHion. OJf ered by owner for JO doys only prior to llstlr1g at $J89,900. Coll Sam Locacdato ot 613-0180 for an appointment to see thJ.s louely cuatom home and make off er. Prlncipols only please. lc6oa 1"-d t 006 CoroM deC M• I 022 C..... .. M• I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'anu.ty home near water. 4 Br. 3 ba. Century 21 Newport Center 640-~7 lc6ooP.-.....a 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• House + cottage behind oceanfront · on ly $130.000. Pr1oc. Only Brk. 536-9004 ~.._._LOii. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAN YOU BBJEVE THIS 7 COllNA DEL MAR CHARMER $199 500 , 3 Bdrm. laving Rm, 1'0rmal Dining area and family rm . w/2 full bat.bs 11us hCJmt:..has.r.e. ten-Cy been remodeled ~it.h new ma~ter swte. with bath area. new lntchen. family room iind formal di.rung 11rea Lav uig rm has beauuful used PllCE RIOUC ED S2at 500 lO S2SS 000 A P\a.n V 3 BR residence. upg. raded extensively. flank Oak rtrs. le.itch. a m rm. Luxurious carpet w/matching area rugs, grasscl oth & tastefully wallpapered thruout. Extended .bakony, Cua;tomi~e.d larger din area & famtl)' r oom. Customized at>romatlc cedar punti led garage w/blt·in 11tllc & pull down stain John Shearer Realty 640-8715 You can live in lhe dt>· siruble Palisades area for lt>ss th11n S90.000' Cute 2 Bdrm. l \-'l bath house on large lot and has a 2 car gar . call to· day. (489) brick ftrepluce w 1thi.--------• raised hearth t-'or add1 u.ona1 tnformauon and LOWEST PRICE oomplele hst or cxcep INlRVlNETERRACE uonal Ceaturei; call With a sparklJng bay & K.R. rttOPYTIES 49).9311 3 3 ocean view. 2 L11rge en 714-J 1· 777 l~rta1n1ng patios, 2 bdrm .. den. 2 baths. dm eoro.ct.f Mar 1022 1ng room. too! Reduced to $179,500 leasehold : • f/). $22.8,500 includinR land "--~;~_.... Open Sun. 1·5. 1614 San ~~~ uuicllaTerrace. JASMINE CtEEIC REALISl'ATE 'f./M(llla de/ . ., /fa 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.',',;, ------ 1 .fl>~cfwtltr•.) 2 Bdrm+ den. 2 Crplc'!., JASMINE CREEK 6"j.l-8~.9~ air conditioning. Fully S°/o Dow. LM Optio" 1435 E CoHt Hwy . CdM landscaped, decorator OrOwwWlll drapes & wallpaper. Never lived in Owner Carry I tt TO For must sell, $215,000. Short Period i: 14 Jetty Onve Plan I · Baym1sl. 2 Bdrm OPEN SAT &SUN & den Xlnt loc. 112 Jelly Drive. 975-0952 759-0363 975-0952 Duplex. 717 Femleaf. l Br OCEAN FRONT l Ba each. cute & clean C ....... ~ SHORES + room t o build ~ Sl62,500. By Owne r . $1000.000. fee. Pool. 4br. 64()..1840 3~ba. Open Sat/Sun 2-5 •iiiiliiliiiii.iiiiiiiilli--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 4541.:.f~i~Rd. CdM 2 IO«M con AGE rt.s lllCOIM Uftit '40-5 . to Pegged hardwood floor:.. 1\aroer Assoc. beamed ceilings. 2 brick fireplaces and mcc coun try kitchen PLUS 2 Bdrm. 2 ba\.h mcome unit with private patio and yard Red to S 115,-000 FOR INFORMATION Cal 644-721 I OWNEIWILL CADY btT.D. AT 91/• FOl 2 YRS. JASMINE CREH Baym.lsl mDdeJ Plan I. 2 Bdrm + den. 2 bath. beautlCully decorated. Folly upgraded wl pvt front courtyard. uuto sprinklers & secunt~· system s21s.ouo ::22 A5hool Ori ve CHARMER $195.000 2 houses. lg lot, 3 BR 2 BA. I BR 1 BA. Reduced for fust :iale. Cull Sroll 640-fm) WHICEHO Sl'ECIAL $179,500 620·620\.2 Iris ; two 2 bdrm units: see Tl Sun 1-S. OPEH SAT /SUH I ·5 411 Ha.IOTROPE Unusual large house. close to beach. shopping . see 1l ror complete de tails. $380,000 MAURYSTAUl''FER SEALJON REALTY 673-5354 4'7·3318 ~NIGH OAIL[Y & A55UCIAT[5 or84SAT/SUHl·4 ~ INVESTORS 603 JASMINE ... ~ SKY HIGH ! Duplex. 3 BR. den, 3 ba. Duplex. 4 & I llt One of the Is land's most + 2 BR. den. 21..; ba. Both .plus:.. l·bdrm. guest un DREAM Pres<!nt tenant wlll S•J?n 2 ~'T' lease w/purchaser 2 mstr bdrm swtes & u world of bit-ins . Obie frplc. lge fmly rm. 4 xtra lge bdrms plus 3 baths New l y offered at S l t 0. 90 0. 0 pen Su n 1·5PM 759· 1501 inlerestmg and tallest bave wet bars & laundry 1t. on lhe beach s ide of homes. 3 Storys with lov rooms l he hwy . . n c a r a n ely ~arden patio w/kitch Sceruc Prop. 675-5726 t7s.ofS2 759.0363 elementary school; th•~ &d.irung area on top fir 1;;,;,;.-,;,;,; • ..::....-,;,;,;.-,;,;.-_ l•--------•I spacious home with in This home t okes 11 1• come is a real budget "special owner". you CAMEO stretcher ror the growmi: have to see It! ALSO O,.t1Sat/S•t1•doy ramify Just lislcd at there 1s a 2 Bdrm rental SHORES 1 to 4:30 $2.~.~1 cottage ror xlnl summer Set on a lush apJt '·':! acrl' Hillie McCormack mcomc. canyon view lot : tht1> IAYSIOE 5 $285,000 charming 1 owner J VIEW COMDO Redty 494-75 I bdrm , 2 ba. home. juM 3 Extra ruce 2 BR condo I'll consider trades as part: Car. plane, etc. OWNER 640-875!> J br, J:\• ba, nice yard. --------- 1002 Xlnt cood, $9'.?.SOO. s hut· G.....-al tered, 548· 7454, by own. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.Ja~iJe Cove Condominium~ RESORT LIVING AT ONE OF N E W P 0 R T ' S S M. A R T E S T ADDRESSES! SEE US AT 1012 BAYSlll COVE EAST, ACROSS FROM BAYSIDE CENTER, • TODAY 10 to 5 doorlS lO pn'1ate bea<"h overlooking channel and 2 HOUSES Oft LOT gate. With room for pool boats. Only $155,000. Bd h ... = 000 & ocean view deck, ll2Slo~Dr. 2 rms enc · ....,.,, shows bke a model ' Not ForO!rect1on!. byowncr.640-7100 only the best avail .. but 64+7211 ulso I.he lowest price! Al S259.900, see 1l thts weekend! .. 201 Malrord Or .• opcnSun.1·5 Rich •ty 673-7040 , IYOWMH QUIET llSIDEHTIAL EMVIROMMIMT Two lar((e bedrooms, two baths, huge e ntertain ment deck. View of hills. private beach ucces11 $176.SOO 1·77l 0456 or 549-9595 2 UNITS SI 7',000 0,... s.t/S.. I to 4 707 Gotdeirod Two Mlfara~ 2 Br unUs on f1.1I lot. Laundry. patiol. Good cood. Lou Bredltel & Aasoc. 229 Marine Ave 675-3331 SUP8tOCIAHYU JASMlNE CREEK guarded entry Plan 5 $295.000 O.W.C. Prine Only Call ror appt Owner/All 640-1121 or /Jn NILl l [\l\ll l y & AS5JlJ[IATE5 SHORECLlf FS .VIEW Impaslng stone rncodc gives woy lo impressive entrr hall featuring spt.ra lltalrenSt' leading to ma&nlficcnt mast~r suite. Fabulous country kitchen shares ocean & canyon views. Large lot room for pool. Incredible family home. For r-ivat.e showing call CAMYOMHOME Much sought after 3 br & den. 2 ba. warm. rus uc ~ on Canyon with its own s pring fed strca m Mounla in cabin al· mosphere. Only 3'1 blocks from ocean. • OpenSat4t Sun 1·4pm 624 Poppy, S'l48.000. Owner Anxious 640-7729 or 642 2171 H~ViewHIHt Spacious Broadmoor e"C ecutlve homl' with larRc secluded pool & jacuu1 Raised wood beam CCII 1ogs, m:ush e s t one ri replace. 4 Bdrm +family rm. By Owner sz:s.ooocau 759-1310 2000 LIOHnfOUSE LN C.0.Ml'M IOZ4 • •••••••••••••••••••••• ......... . 180' Deep Lot Open Hse Sat&n 12-C S71U50 221 E 22nd Partd1'8 '! SlDraae ? a>at " ConstrucUon " ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- NORTH MESA C rcat 4-Br home convenient to South Coa~t Ptuza and Freeways. Private M BR suite. Spani~h Fireplare wit~ Gtts·O·Lntor log. Covered patlio Fruit trees c .. AM ltttii!Y Ser•I'• 754·1616 AllPC>ttDAILI rrs A rl.IASUll "Xat GracioUs 3 bdrm. formal It's 1 rnes8, but afford11· d inl ns . c u l·4~·• ac . b I e. 1 ct n ow 1 4 cathedral open beam Bedrooms. 2 baths. ceiling w /xtra lh\Clc: S79,900 Owner wanl.s crptg. ~e W bell ·v1'. OU\ICall M6-2SlJ Near golf cou l't.c . (.)(1N1·1 v ·•·~·1·••"P'" • $145,000. Call Conlury 21 [ I Gold Cou\. Realtori.. ~ lljftiJll! ::: UO~SE, un1~u~ . =-= =11=1 -design. Priced beluw MOTI B-IM-1.AW market value. $U9.SOO sum oo_._·78_17 ____ ~ COU.EGE p ARK EASTSIDI 1·2 Courtyard entrance . Freshly paiotad a BH huge f m I y k 1 l ch e n cott.age on bw ldabk' It ~ warmed by red brick lot. S74.9oo Al{t•nl dble frplc. 5 bdrm. 3 ba, M2·7367·------- separated (2 bdr ms. 1 ba * S6t, 900 • w/sep entr:.inccl. 40' Cule 3br home on trc1· 00".'d patio & your own lined s1rc.-et. No money fn.otorchard. 759·1501 • down to Voc.s. Qlll NOW (~1wnma1mm1 Agent 54&-0lS• EASTSIDE 3br, 111~ba, Real Estate frplc, 2 patios. nice yd. •• ........ 0 MEW X1nl cond. S91.soo. Open __.. Oalfy. 548·7454 By TOWMHOMES Owner, "MM• Woock" -------...,... tEasUil~osta Mesa> By Owner. 4 bdrm. t1' W. S lllevLroot paitlcd7~.ti 2432 ama Ana Ave. out Cloi.l' to schools & English Tudor 2&3 Br s plit level. 2&3 car ga r age. rrplcs . microwaves. greenhouse windows . poo 1.-s pa TENNIS court t'rom S89.950 646--0061 or !JM· 1920 Developed by Woodtrce Dev. Co CollC!ile Park 3 br home. cul·de·sac s treet. nice family home. $86.00U. Agenl~ Beaut. 4 br, 3 ba. hge fam. np. Mesa Verde North 557-3352 Owner stores $82,250. (.;onlr.ct of sale. Call (or :.tf>l'l 545-lts.'ll. GREEMllOOK IARGAIH :- ·1mmac 3 lldrm+~ol'dl!n k1tche n /fam 1l y rm home. Lovmgly cared ror 1.nside & out. Nr. schli.. churches & shopplnfl. $J09.~. Wea dMJIOlt RHlty 972-1104 per 2 BR. l~• ba. Jaoait• W/J3CU1.ll. OnJy $1S.OOO 10'~ Down. owner will carry contract, !1'1' ,1nl ELEGANT but comCorta· only . t-"ran.k L earl.I . ble. Laslefutly decorated blu' owner. !>46 34\9 m warm earth tonei.. --b l Thi:. 2 story 5 bdrm. 3 Mesa V{•nle Buccola ut I ba. home ~111 pltiase home. 3 Br w/<11.t.stom ~veryune with it'<; teak pool. 1acu21.1 off lTh \1 floonn~. plui.h wall lo bdrm. f1rep1l. covered wall carpetinl{. elef!ant patio, pror. land:scap1ott. drapei; & compll'te up· NC. upgraded thTuout. grad\> Next to l>Chools, nr. park /~o lfcoucsl' park, $boppi~. tennis & Pric-ed to sell SH\t.900 recreation in charming BY ~ER. 751-3666 Mesa dl!I Mar. $129.000. Prins. only Owner I N?enl~ BY OWNER! Monucrllo 1\vnhme. 3 Bdr . 1-1~ ba. sharp hm, below market pnct-! Call 545~. or ASSIST·U-SELL 957-s.i-OO 2 Brand new 3 bdrm. 2 ba. homes. formal d1n1ng rm, sep. fm rm. 2 frplcs. deep lol, 2 c4tr i.tarage. 3.nf• & 2.080 Oran(ote Ave $13 5,000 each . Owner/Ag\. 642·2164 or CEDAR GLEN D1.'\Unct1ve 2 and~ bedroom condom1n1um1- rrom $89.500 ~ 1-:11ten A"e. C M 642-bi:W VA fo'liA TERM~ COSTA MESA Cle.an 3Br. l ~.Ba lg l1>l. qtnet st. I \: m1 from bch. Si4.500. rrio only please• Owner/agt 556·21~-- bnlnlJ2. Sharp Mes a Noni> TWO 0 ....... LOT 3bdrm. l"• ba. New paint " -insi de & out. New New 2 ~parate houses carpels Open Sunda't Ooe 3 BR. 2""a BA. <t.400 12-4. A.;cnt !'>46 1005. sq. fl.I & One 2 BR. I ' 2 COLLEGE p ..,RK BA. < 1.200 sq. ft.> each "" has own auchd. 2 cu 3Br. 283 bomi' 10 1m t!llCI garage & priville mac ul a te cond1t ion pstio/yard Be I s l S&USO Owne r al 168 A& B OpenffseSun l·S Magnolia St. East.side. 212Hanm·-0r On~· Sl78.SOO Ov.ner11\gent REE.SEREALTORS 673-94i9 75 '.' 4 7l Architect r<'modcled ·----- v.'OOd & glasi;. hrdwd nr.. $76 500 ti ~ks. sk~light alnum in 3 Bdrm w;sep ~~t'~I or Mstr ~u1te . LR lot ... OwnerS119 500 6-12 78l7. mcoml' unit. Xlnl l'Olld ----· -----Goodloe CallCa:.t I ST TIME OFFBEI> R~E:i:.~NM: IN 55 YEARS 642-6368 U you've been waitin~ 1 ________ _ fer ltus one. here at is' -------- R-2 lot (~Bdrm house 1n New custom + Newport eluded free>. Room for H eights. Century 21 duptex Plus. <8173 sq.ft.> Newport Cenlt'r, 640-~7 Great East.'lide location Al>kln~ $65.000 Call ASSUME VA 9i.,r, LOAN 540-llSl Sl.5.00> O.P. Open boust· ~HERITAGE REALTORS Su.n J 1·5. °' C'DJI SS7·0707 3434 Santa Clare. J hr. 2 ba. IA tmly rm. cl'ntral atnum w J3Cultt TotJI --------•( i>CC 1'ystcm + muct>. '"IXC.-TIOMALL Y GRACIOUS" This beautiful 4 Bdrm 3 bath custom home ll- located '-" block rrom the Mesa Verde Country Club. ll reutures a separate family room and~ room & ts on a large pool sized lot Call S46-!ill80 for more details . ~HERITAGE ' • REALTORS rnllCh more' By ownl·r ---ELEGANT but comfortJ ble. 1111s 2 story 5 bdrm 3 ba. home bas bt:cn full) decorat.ed in warm earth tooes by Costn Mesa·i. finest furniture !>lOre Among th e man ~ ameroues are over 125 rolls of wallpaper. teak & tile fl oor s. lav1:0.h draperies & much moh' Mesa del Mar Sl29.000 Prine. Only. Owner Agent 556-688.S ~DER s8o.ooo By owner 3 BR. ~ ba. lrti: 4 llDROOM yard. H\' ac<"esi.. b11ck POOL-SPA ba,y. Newport schoob, Supenor views from this pnce nct;oliablt'. illlSUln•' gorf!OOUS bluffs top Ln 7 '' v /\ I 0 0 0 A ti I level Double door entry, 979-0092. S.."'6-261;(1 __ _ eleeant mirrored walled By Owner. lmmaC'uh1t1· living rm. t'ormal din· 3br. t~ba l2JC18 tam rm ing, 2 fplcs, 4 spacious w / f r p I t' S p 11 • bdrm!!. family room microwave. new roof. <>Pen" to sparkJlng pool completely upgradect and 6' circular spa. Giant m.900 Principals only. Cireplll Covered v lew 642-256:1 patioandbalcony Much,1--------- much more! Priced lo ~ f"l. call ~2313 [~'lfflii EASTSIDI IX'TIA Lvly Buccola bit 3 bdrm. 2 ba fm!y home In SOUJthl atter EulSlde area. lm nllCUlale move In cond1 tion. 646-77 ll rli.:l?MA~ ,U§()(:l~Tl:,i 588-'74 '~~~~~~~ Ttuck·RV ~ i'rade your old 11tuff for walkt?r •dee lg Ria.I Estate 600 Newport Center Drive • 64°"6500 f\tture Duplex ' new aoodlell w i\h 0 8'2-s.319, a1ent. 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'4bc 2ba, l•m rm 11.M 900 It) OWl'Jil'r 511 l A4HM • --°'9-·"-'.1 .'.'""-'llllllll l .:ht. t>naht " r hf'N')' t br, fill rm Newly PICK Up patntf-0 IDlldl' It OUI ?l.t ..-. r .ll'fl(•Unt lhruoul \1 to bt'1a~h f'r\Cl'tl & DELIVERY \~lo~ 11\ rk,•t •~~.sou l'ull • '*"I;! Won, l,lil· fk'( •s:t.tr> trum Pt•nn1""->ton Pro(l('rti<·~ lhl" h umt• W .. lk 111 S !:.. I'\ I< I\ 11 l N 1>1'hool" tpnmary thru TJNGTO~ lVffiffiUftJty rolll'gt•I, Jlld lbr tm rm rrrn dtm JhoWtl\£. ~wd 4•ul U\• l~ addt'd rt'(' rm Cul sllC' ~·MAC local.Ion Pnct'd tc sell at 'flu ,soo. Cull ~ ~on Pros>t•rt1t-11 SSl,SOO Su~ nict.l BdrntCondn on 1 floor. Ownt'r will ---------i l'onsidcr FHA or VII ltnant'lnJ: SUNSET R ~ I 026 55Hl623 ........................ Magn1r1cent 0<·ean v11·w. New 3 bd. Ofl(!n Sal & Sun 12'~. 33816 Cole~10 Al~l ~;644-5742 LuJCur19us ocean view single family homes nr the harbor. 2012 to 3206 sq. ft.· coming soon? 549-5111 PRESTIGE TRACT Owner transferred. Mosl beauuful 4 Bdrm. 2 story on ~arkeL Tasiefully de· rorated, huge redwood gazebo ror plants or sum· mer retreat. Pnce re · duced toSl03,000 ---------1 SUNSETR.E. OPEN HOUSE Sat le Sun 11·4. Near Q>1spc> ~L Stonehill 2tt!~R~~~ ·~mile from Maran::i VIEW 33492 Valley Vl~w Da..aPotnt ~1JS'J'OM 3 Br. 3000 SQ rt. Ocean view $285K . Open house 12·5. 33131 Blue Lantnn. By owner . 001-1221 . 557-8623 OH SO HICE! 3 Br, 3 ba. super separate rumrly room cu~tom pool. Decorat.c<.I to the Tee. Call IR EN 536.-1461 OP8410..4SAT/SUN 20291 BEAM CIRCLE West /Newland. North/ lnd1anapoJ1s. Newer ex- ec 5 Bdrm, 3 baYJ., 2 rrreplaces, many 4P· grades. Prof IDdscpng with hot tub. $178,000. ........ _. .. _ .. , BKR.~8836 Al.ANDOH ED 3 Bdrms and den, 2• 2 baths, wood & glass con· do Must sell today. tc% lt'YN. I 044 loo.n and owner wall help ••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• financeS89,900 (47U YES. Y<"JU CAM IUt PROPERTIES HAVE EVHYTHING!! 493-9381 Set against a changing back drop of green & ---------•golde n s lopes. long COOL IT.I shadow, and twinkling tights o{ a tn ·Caty view · Soper 17'"37' pool comes enteriog a n interior with Uus extra lar11e 2 which reflects cst m Bdrm & family rm home . elegance, glass walled Massive stone frplc in fmly nn w/slick balance !1pac1ous Ii ving Tm . ronn. Localed in the San Value packed at Sll0.000 J oaquin golf l'Ou rse <4861 estates. $1-45,500. 552.4477 ________ , Fountaift V•y I 014 ....................... --------- IMHlll S7J.000 rrnr rtlN>11\ '*llh • fl""tlD• ol \llllUfl\•' hH OU. th11rm1n11 111n1'lc> fm ly l\ou...~. b1lr.Aal d 1" lr\'IG•'• CalH•rnl• liomt UH '9)' •th•U·l' W 1uu I.a t"Omp.&r tht' In('(' ~11 RC'al l'~h1h· WOOOBHIO<H: Pl.i\t't; l''URNISJtEl> MOO .. :I. SWn\•W111Jd neur lht• lukl- ll bd. 2 I~ Ham1ly rm Ptulh11onoll)' dt•corol l•d . bt!uuttru l l) ll111J11t•111pcd rr11•t• ,,, l rC'OIW uf Orll) $~00(\. $139,SOU Call t,,•ru) Peanc>a. l1v11w t•11.c1f\c. M2 •tllJl LAURONTIH WOODIRIOGE New Woodbridge Eslall'S Washmgton Plan ready for move iti. 3 bed & den. 2"'2 be. $166,000. Special upgrade package in · eluded. Call George al (71~)552·3700 between 10 &5 daily. lrvioe Pacific •3000 sq ft 5 .... Elegant describes this beautiful home I''. P. w/frpk + lg ~::lmt! rm w/wct bar Xlol loc. H •'l loan. 559-4175. WOOOIRIDGE New on market . Can· tasllc Brighton by Akins. 2 Bdrms. den. 21-7 baths: central aar. Bright & cheerful. Exquisitely de· cor a ted. Assumable loan. Sl.27.950. TURTLBOCK OP94 SUM. 1-5 18932 RACINE Reduced for quick sale. 4 Bdrms .• 2 baths, fam ily rm .. atrium. central air w/e lectronic r11t-:. r . Scl'luded yard, palro. Many upgr ades. Near schools. Land included. Best vaJue in TurUerock . Sl2A,950 HIGHLANDS Beautiful Sage Model rn Turtlerock; upgraded in every way; 2 bdrms .. 2 ba~. dining rm.; great view ! Ceotral ai r. microwave. Owner is moving out of area; call (or app'l., you won't be dlsa ppointed. $117 ,950 HERJTAGEPAlK 2 Bdrm.. 1 Yl baths, 2· sloty. New on market. Assumable loan. Xlnt VAHODOWH Come and see this l'leauWul 3 bedrm home with gorgeous family room . Has assumable Isl. Priced to sell at $91\,000. Ca ll P .B .l . 964·24311835-0211 pager GRE.A T VIEW cond. $65.900 11"9515. rJ Turtlerock & Newport OAV1D D. CARLSOM .,Ulls, prk &: lake. Top RlALTOlt lll-'293 condo in Rancho San ---------i Joaquin. 2 Br + den. Corm. dinini;. wet bar. CREEKSIDE Aspen 3 br .. frplc. steps to pool. Like 2 ba, upgraded , agt. new-upgrades. $145,000. S88.500~14038 ------• 752-1104, 752.0392 Turtlerock Glen Inver·· ---------iwant to purchase Rancho ness elegant 4 bdrm 3 ba I OWNER HOME San Joaqwn VIiia. Model fam rm. library. Jacun 1. 3 Bdrm, 13.'. balh, fresh Carmeno o r Alisa I wet bar a /c huge yard. and hke new. Custom /'SAP. Qualified buyer extras galore $211.500 by drapes, n ear n ew call Sandy at (714 ) owner . 1110 Stillwa ter. carpets. hig hly up. 675-0925 752-8318 1t1aded. 2l acre paTk <Ind __ TU_R_TL_E_R_O_CK ___ ---.-Y-O_W_ ... _ER __ _ 3 rommuruty pools. As-" sume loon. PRESIDENT HOME Turtlerock Glen. Sang le l1J·~1 ,J!f!illl~ Plan70, 48r, 2'11 Ba. pool , family Plan 3 on cul-de· 1 •1 ff!.{:J1ffJflfillli' spectacular view, on sac.4Br,2'h ba.2 frplcs. 962·4411 (r.T:)5'4S·S10l large lot. By owner. Prin Redwood decking, j ac, {?o/f.'le Pa,.L OPEN TODAY 1 ·5 4 BllM., FAM., + Wt -.S rm JJIO $Q. FT. colMll.i Pl.AM 14&1 Mayten"' c lose by park & pool : ~o mrortabl.i_ appolnted & well m lnl o &oetd : nu mcrous delu xe rcalur~. . Priced fol' quick sate at 1113.000 opiEH Houses IN LAGUNA AND . SUllOUNDIM• EMYIRONS -TODAY FIOM 1·5 -110 ..... Ardtlffdttt. ..... s.L..-. IMdl.JIM•u•l.~NOM-.d...y .,_.... ......... u11.ooo -JZOOt S. Coeat Hwy. s..eta L.ecJ-e, S ltedrn••· wltlttwet•r ~It••· wolk to ...... $211.000 -%4042""" .. c-... ............... . 4 lt••u ••· 4 Mtttt, -... llitt felrw.y of tti. 8 ....... Golf COJrM. $425,000. SUNDAY SPECIALS OPEN TODAY LARGE VIEW LOT 1\u'\lerock Glen Gard,.n Home. ~aut. upgraded. 2 level. $U8,$00. 955-1032 -MONARCH. IA Y THlACE. 32272 A1orws. i..,.. NicJ-1. 4 •••aa-. l bath, wlttl ••••I• to.. S2'4,000. I -30631 '°'" .......... a....-...... 3 ........ 21/z batlt hw _....tr.it tr.ff, .OPENllSESat/Sun 1·5 $117,SOO. 5052 Docmoll• OPt;N LH Only $78.900 for this 2 bedroom CALIFORNIA HOME. n~ur schools, :shoppuig & new Heritnge l'ark 4445 Sandburg Price reduced on. this suPCJ' Haoover $110.000 38r & loft. Call Red Hill Really Nancy Kunt?.. ~·7500 8btngo 495.1120 ldeaJ Cor the professional or executive who has clients and friends to en· tertain. Ori ve by this sharp 2 s tory. 4 BR home. located in The Col o ny al 1-4 221 Medocino. Then eall for ~our own private view- uig. On the Orange CoasHook to Lingo ftrst 14691 Odil OPEN 12·5 COLLEGE PARK! S & S bui lt Corne ll wl\h -4 bedrooms plus a bonus room . & extra large balcony. Community pools & park. All at $100.900. 25Goleta SPYGL/\SS Trndcw1od11 with Ont.• O( the bes t 180 ',( views in the area. Refle<'· t1 on pool in front courtyal'd & hot lub in rear yard. One of the best offerings in the area at $465,000. 4~n OPEN .5 W OODB RI DGE . Creekside Willow wath superb location on a cul ife·sac across from ten n ls courts & pool. $129,000. Morgan Realty-Agt 552.9753 Tulane Model In Park I Homes. Would you believe 3 bdrms .. looking onto private atriums and patios and a large. colorful family room/kitchen over look· ing a spaJkllng POOL. on fee la nd , for only $Ul,SOO. We have it! ~ 110°1.="'°°' q... 11-5 21615 Ocean Vista, South Laguna ... drlve thru the Alpha Beta Parking lot to Ocea.n Vista For only $198,500 you mo y move riJ(ht in to this gracious 3 bdrm .. 2 balb home on ·~ acre in strolling d1slaoce oC the beach. La rge, ceramic free.form s wim· m ing pool. An xious owner moving out or area. ....McC.-ck ....., 494-7551 ()pen House Sunday 12·4 234 Cliff Dr. 2 Br 2 Ba OYO. Prime properly. eaooramic view. Coastal Properties. 496-83:11 52Sparrowhawk ESTATE SALE W 0 0 D B R l D G E 3 Rambling 4 Bdrm home bed room l ownhome tt523CAMMDl~IRV1,.E +separ ate artis t 's highly upg rade d & s tudio. woodsy unique custom brick patio. Walk --------,-h · d 1 to tennis & swimming. Greentree beauty . 5 1 eaway. <' ose lo S7l 500 Bedrm 3 bath, upgraded. beach. Lge sec luded ' · Century 21 Ne wport palio.$250.000. 4132 Kf'Oft Center, 640-5357 WALLA~~~F RLTR OPEN 12-5 L._,.. IMcll I 041 •-------- ntE RANCH. Pla n 102. •••••••••••••••••••••• • COASTUHE VIEW Very sharp with wet bar ~HOUSE Brand new c u s tom &. family room & com· Lge, beautifully d e e, home. Just completed. 3 (ortablecoveredpat1oin home w/s wim. pl. & Bdrm,3balh.S2fll.OOO. private r ear y ard. redwoodd k _. 8 2b 0..-Sat/S."l 5 suo.ooo. din. rm. fa~·. rrr!°.' hi:h 2S26 r.c• w;,. 3L A.-L....._ .. La-beam. ceil .. frplc, new <oCr Alt.a Vista> vva11u .... ..-'"" applnc. ocean canyon EBBTJDE REALTY Popular Sla nford in view. 1581 Skyline Or. 494-9456 UNIVERSITY PARK on Sun. 12-4PM, $249,000. 1-------- greenbclt. Plus h san Ellsten Assoc. 497·1718 ~~• .... FRO.aT capr peli n g & pro· ~ " resstonally landscaped 1--------· °"a Clff cout'ly ard . Snugly roat'RREALTY de Prl rireplaced in m aster lOOON.COAST HWY. 180 g view. vacy. 2 bedroomsui•h Sl25 4"',.... .. ,7.z .. 61 Bdrm. 2 ba. main floor. \KO. • ""· ... ... Plus 3 r m guest a pt =-!\/\NCH ~Hfll.LIY ~ '/11 !000 Wooos Co w/bath, 2 decks. O.W .C VE w/29%dn. 9~% Int. OnJy Great retirement or S259.000. Owner Bkr. st.art.er home, with ocean 833· 1355 or 499· 1731. view; 2 blocks to beach; Brokers Welcome . spacious 2 bdrm., large•--------- living rm. with rrplc., HA.MDYMAH gleaming hdwd. floors. 2 SPECIAL Decks +paUo. $165,900 That's the theme for this • IREATHT AllUMG Ocean view Crom quallly 3 bdrm h ome. Sur· rounded by nature on • 2 acre. Patio, 4 decks. frpl. dbl. garage, unique loca· !Jon. 1275,000. <C017DPI •SUH WORSHIP From unHmited deck space o( spacious solar 3 bdrm. home. Designer interior accentuated by irt\ported wall coverings. $379,SOO. ( C0260P I •GRACIOUS living in elegant coas t royal home w /4 bdrm~ . 31/'a baths & Cam rm Secluded on s treet 10 street lot w/P.ac1fic view Ul:i.000. ( D012DP > •PACIFIC ESTATE Situated on =!<. acre for th06e who enjoy enter· tainil'lg. Pool, wet bar. jacuui. 4 Crpl. wine cellar plus 4 bdrms . $475.000. t DOlODP l 900 Glt-f" St. l .... leecll MOHARCHIAY TIU.ACE VIEW Outstanding custom famtly home. 4 Bdrms .. 3 baths. large family room. Huge lot on qwet cul-de-sac road. 1112 Yrs . old. Excellent rinanc1ng. $.115,000 coldwell banker logo 3 Monarch Bay Plata Laguna Niguel 496-7222 83 '-08l6 COMVEHIEHT location nr San Diego Frwy, Irvine Ind. com plex, schools & shopping. Nice 5 br. 2.,.. ba home. CROWN POINT s prawling, conte m · Ocean side of hwy .. 3 porary styled ho me . •-•lll!!!!mi!!••-bdrms., 2 baths, atrium; Detailed ar c hitecture quiet &c uclusive area w/exterior of wood plan. near Cr esce nt Ba) stucco.etc.&low sweep· Park Place.Jnc 842·7461 Ylllll'f Beach. $225,000. ; n g r o or I 1 n es or Ml MOSS IEACH weathered cedar shakes. OF Almost oceanfront. 4 Spacious 3 bdrm. & ram. bdrms .. 2 baths. den. rm. noor plan. built on 1 NORTHWOOD pool, artist's studio. level features l''ORMAL Redwood & cedar COJI· L I V . R M . W l T H Tr a di lional sty ling in ~s~truc~ti~· on~. $397~~·~500~. ~~ CENTER FlR EPLAC E Irvine's oewest village. 4 & sliding glass which bdr r 11 •· di 1 opens to rear yard. All ms. am Y"' n ng wt:llALDl•Y located on large lot rm,alrcond.$111,950. ~ ~ w I R 0 0 M F 0 R e-H;ii...;1:H Hf 1\l TY ~)~) 1 /000 MagniCicentvlew,lg5Br. CAMPER O R BOAT. home. OWN' moving Mar. l s l. S525 ,000. c 7 u 1 Galley styled kitchen has 494-1'32 built ln range, oven. dash· VIEW! Causey '& Company OP&fHOUSE SUHOAY l·S 216550t'ean Vista Dnve CLEAi ILUI, ILUI PACIFIC •• y_. 'flew fro. ................... , 4 Ill. 3500 eq ft ·~.-try ......... 1IMd brick ~I w-p•tt•d w• lo•ely pe..-d Mk ftoon; UC .... H UD11wc9' hy T -.-r r • c • . P r t c • d It y OWIMrjWdtr •• ,$375,000. 499.3100 0,... Ho.M Set & S-1-S 'M l25'2A....-loed ~· ... 1041 ••••••••••••••••••••••• T~oftt.eWortct SUSHm SS,000 Uving rm w/frplc. din lng rm. family rm. 3 BR 2 BA. pool ocean vu $129,SOO. Will lse/opl. 0c.-View .,.,... 2 BR +den w/frplc, wet bar " huge l BR unit . decks & skylighta. Walk l.O beach. $189.500. , AMERJCAN HOME REALTORS 494-'7513 494·1001 Q{Qt(:E oceanfront pro· petties Peg Allen RJ tr 494· 7578 2 BR. North end. walk to beach; Crpl., hdwd Oris., pallo. R·2, can udd uni~; owner finance. $1S9.SOO PEG ALLEN REALTOR 494-7578 MOlt'l'H&ID Surrounded by homes or distinction, U\is solid 2 bdrm .. 2 bath hom~ of· fers rlne location, quality construcllon & exciting, exp ansi ve plans & l!Ufl\ils for a 3 bdrm.. 3 bath home. by an 1n novalive. architectural llAUT""'-PU10 Deslrabl~ tOOlhlll home . 2 Bd.m\, a tia. l st ry 1 Hight~ upgr'd modt'f with opeo ce1Ung. Tru~ v~luc al 189,900 (495> IC.A. NOPBTIES 4tl-Ult QUIET It PRIVATE Cheerful. airy. 3 bd. 2 bil house backjng on perm:.· nent greenbelt Fnc'd Cront & back yar<ll. cov cred patio. Nestled m tlw tulls oC LagW\a Niguel Sea Country Compare th ls value By owner . $93,000. Ph831·962i tWww/OcHWVU Monarch !lay Te rract- A sumuJaUog expencnc~ 1n hom e de s i gn w /s mash1n11 l1 v1n g areas. cstm design kitch . lavish baths. 4 Br. 3 {rplc's, 3 car garage. 2 skyli ghts orre r ed a t S325.cm. Owner wlll help Cina.nee. Open Sun l~. 32719 Sea Is land Or. c/MP.J/3/1 R E A7t Ty destgner. OHered today Mluioft Viefc> I 067 at S2():a. 500 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CREATIVE... ew on market. 3 bdrm .. fillJlJlcing avail. for this 2~ ba. den. Upgraded 2 bdrm. & fa mily rm. thruout. I year old. End home. Super ocean views rJ heavily wooded cul de · from both levels of this sac. By Owner. Sll9.SOO Arch Beach Heights of· 714·83'1-7479 !ering. ref.I: y ... Miwport leacll I 069 ... family home situated •••••••••• • •••• •• • • • •• • on large. irregular siied CONDO IY OWMER lot : this ho m e ha s 3br2~ba.$99.SOO spacious entertaining & Near Hoag 545-3639 living ar eas & comes -complete with ocean Has great potential, 3 BR. view! $219 500 2 ba. houo;e on s t. to · st.rada. Prest11t1ous Lido ,., .. fl'! .. ~\4'>4'>oc:i1tk~ 111,)C, N C 1• 1 H>;fl•" l 1qut • th1.u h C.t 92t>!>I • 1\41 , ••• \11 l J1t>tH C.rnt\t ttt~'\!&'••V !> "''" l •<1un.1 (.,1 9767 7 t 114) 499 4!;!11 Isle. i\lrt. 673 7JOO __ l''a~ulous L ido I ~ll'. beaut. maantaaned 2 lH< 2 ba. home on st. to ~l Ample parking Agl 673-7:r>O Tenms Villa~ Bluffs. 3 bed.rm, 2~; bath. Century 2 1 Ne wport Cenlcr . ...,.. Mis I 050 640-5357 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR 2 BA. Monterrey condo. highly upgraded, $79.500. Ownr. 837 ·59!18 Back Bay View Fee. :J bedrm. 2Y.i ba, Century 21 Ne wport Center 640-5357 a.a,-MHJ-t I 052 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Sunday 1·5. 276& HJll v1ew Dr. Charming Laguna Niguel cape Cod l' 0 n d () ~ fabulous \ rcw ! See to Realty • day! Agt. 6<lll-_!1!1 __ ~f. 4 bdrm in roUmg hills or Northview. Graciously upgraded w /entry kitchen center is land cooking Family rm. s pacious bckyr d & privacy galore. Sl27.500. Mr. Lakepart& Ana Relax in your own pvt spa set an redwood deck o(f mas t e r s u ite. spacious fnm ily home w/4 Br. 3 ba. fam rm. wet bar & lrg bnck p:iuo. central air cond. offen•<.I aU l.24.950 49J..9494 495-5220 . 496-2413 810.5050 BY OWNER· Highly up· graded hom e on golf course with.in Yl block or tennis club. $275.000. ~ 4954959 3br l~ba. Cm. rm. patios, no assoc. rees. $85.900. 495-4779. By Owner. Footnill Pano home. 3 Br. 2', Ba. din nn. living rm, Crpk. dbl garage, A/C. view. as· sum. loan at 97r. 495·6387 llG & IEAUTIAIL & EAGBtTOGO 5 BR . 3 R a . ~omerset. kilrhe no o k . ram ily w '"·ethnr <f1n1n1<? rm. 2 rplc""· ' 1t•w o Nt>wporl ('t·nlt•r A fl n I I i n >!. "h Pd. prl\ .,,.y &: a pri<·e v 1111 "a n ' I ht• a I 0\\ n1•r h;i" hnul!ht ~• n '' t h <' r h " m f' . Suhmll all orft-ri;. S21UOO tROl Port Carlow *S5000* • ooly. pool sz lot: $209,500. -------Opcn Sun J.5 833-~l.5 5n+pool/ioctm.i 55420akleyTerrace --------WOODBRIDGE New custom built 3 BR home wilb fantastic view rJ ocean and city lights. Versatile floor plan, io· eluding 2 baths, sunken living rm. w/flreplace & lovely sundeck . Bes t value In Arch Beach Helgbt.s. $159.000. washer. etc. t most oC which work. we think}. This neglected, better bullt home has been re nt· ed & needs yard work. cleaning & minor re· pairs. But for those with a "good set of hands" & a Oair for decorating. it's the BEST BUY we 've seen for South Laguna Stunnlng split-level con· dominlum with beau1irut ._ _______ _ ocean view 2 bedrooms plus den plus rormal dan mg room. 2YJ baths Vaulted ceiling , wood panelJ.iolC, tastefully de· 3 Br. pool Npt Hts. A~ sumes bat. of $150.000. Sl.200/mo Approx 10<, int No credit needed Owner will carry. vu cant. Cal I 64S 5399 Spanish s tyle 2 s tory 752-07S9 SUPER w /s hake r oor. New By Owner. ~rlield Plan Contract or Option. Big 4 carpeting. SUS.900. Open JV nd · d d bdrm Coodo with pool & Sal/Sunday 1·5 al 10424 e urut, upgr_a e : 3 tennis use. 644-5598 eves. Nightingale Cr. BR21h BA, prof. mtenor ....____. ___ _ d ecorat ed. A /C & RANCHOSANJOAQUIN Jluu,e J'ltMa purifier. tinted windows. Spectacular view 2 story REAlTORS intercom. rooc:1 center, Townhome. San Luis 546-8640 far age dr opener . Rey model. Highly up. 103,500. Prln only . graded. Decks ore liv. tt.tloig9<0ft IHch I 040 ~-0247 r m . kitchen & master •••••••••••••••••••••••wooOBRJDGE. Willow s uite. Fee li n g of SPECIALS Desirous of living in the beautilul lakeside com· munity oC Woodbridge? We hove homes availa· ble In the range Crom $'12.900 to SMS,000. Jr "''• OfHll[ll,f <lf II. T' 5'> 1 '.!000 OPEN HOUSE 4Br, !Jba, tam rm, dining ~aclousness & luxury. RY OWNER 2 WEEKS r m, plush cpt.s, up. y Owner. $175,000. Call ONLY. graded, auto spnnltlers, _9M-__ 0989_______ SORRENTO Sal Sun 1-S or c::ill for patio. gar opner . By DOMOSEH UALTOlt 401 Glenneyre .,,, ..... appLSuveS.S.OOOcoch 2 owner $119,500. Ph LEVERAGE Int.heRanch.BeauUful4 Im.mac. J bdrm. homes. _8.1_1_·34_96_.______ bedroom, 3 car garage Best So. Hunt. Rrh. loc $1l,OOO exe<:ullve home In the OCEAN VIEW CLOSE Profo~i.aon~lly tJeco~ot is t he appro" i mate Owner will help rinancc. ~Ufclous Ranch area. IN. 3 Bdrm 3ba, den. Lge ed. Mov,c an cond1t1on. amount required lo m ove U:Jw down. 3Br, 2\.-a ba. ~at~u ::i~~;a~~~at~~~~ lot. All \his for$192,500 21672 Saluda. JI 11 into a lBR/Family air lrvineGnr•es. $ 9 9 . 5 0 0 . 2 l 8 8 I t'Ond1lioned Townhome Tali to lted c_,.t and greenhouse Great 0 N E B L 0 C K T 0 Ha r borbreczl', ll IJ for quallrled buyer. WfUa.... 754-1202 (am lly home, Irvine BEACH. 3 ndrm. 2 ba $129,000 lmmed. pc>11s. OWC 2nd schools and you own the with lots oC potential. $129,SOOMPric• 1$4,000 Doww rw.t.CncltJ SE'E TODAY 11 GONE TOMORROW!! MISSIOH llALTY 985S.Cstffwy, Laguna ,...494-0731 Lg Eng. Tudor style home. w/spcct. ocean/· CanYOO views less than l yr old, cstm bit. 3 Br 3 Ba, Cam rm. 2600 sq rt. maaslve st.one frplc. & atone ex1.. Stained glass. 3 t1 dcclts. fantastfc kit. $Dl,OOO. 7'3 Barracuda Way. SUn 12_.. Elatfaten A5lioC. 497·1711 714-968-9887 TD. A mo<lcMt $108.900. RClllCho Saft Joa~" land. Asking 5114•500· $1al,OOO. Owner m ust sell new up. _Agt_._97_s.-06 __ 1s_____ 8'>.Y on Golr Course for llAUTIFUL & llG ~at.ed.1149,500. TIUE aEGANCE An elegant hilltop home e njoying panor a m ic views. Dramatic entry gallena. formal dining room , 2 ma ste r bedrooms & baths, pan e ll e d d en. 2 fireplaces. separate gues t quarters. s un dedcs & private garden. $385,CXX>. CAIO INCOME Newly lis ted duplex shows pride or ownership in lovely Capistrano Beach. Each unit has 2 bedroom s, 2 baths . Large re nced y ard, privat.e closed garagH. $1.32,500. graded 2 bdrm. 2 ba under$119,000. FAMILY HOME o n 1IJO'M Oce•n view. ~wet Condo. z•t car garagt>, SPACIOUS 2Br.deo,28a. By owner. large lot , close t o N, end hillside cu ·de· .. IAT People Helping People Laguna Associated Brokers CUSTOM V AWES Goc-geous Lri-level 4 br, 3 ba. CrmJ din & more. Golf course view. $189,000. MONARCH TERRACE Soph.Lc;licated living at Its best. Custom buHl ocean view. 3 br, J ba. $299.000. ELNIGUELC.C. Dreams are made of this. mh1\ccturally uni· que. SSOO sq ft Fairway Uving + sparkltng pool. $.'115,000. Exclusively with Laguna Assoc. Brokers : 31645 Coasl Hwy. So. Lai. 499-53S7. Pvt. ply. looking for Broadmoorplan #l. Cal I 759.()888. 4 Bdrm, 4 bath on pvt Che rry L ake Su nny decks & boat dock. Uni que. $268,000. Pnn only 64:0Hl21 dys or 675.0511> ev/wknds. DOLL.HOUSE al beach 3br, dshwbr. frplc, move 1n cond. $109.900 BEACH fixer Jbr. 2ba. must sell Reduced to S95K. NWP CRST Plan 4 w /lot~ of gla.'IS. lmmac. cond SlJS.000. 23 Aires Ct RF.ACH duplex 2 + 2 w/\ots or upgrades Xlnt ccnd. $182,000 incl land. ~ twtReRfflty -.~··. •4~1150 ..... -_ .. tennls ct. near ocean ()penH°"5eSat./Sun l·4 schools . This s tarter w .2 blkstobch.4000 H 11118..._5 SBZ.500 Call968.3454 &NIVATI 38Arboles ~-5712 borne la by tar the beat llMS. ~am. lll•. 4 Br. 3 E!Uoy lotal Cnllfornia WOOD111-1 pc1ced home ln the area &.. fa m. rm. +auc~l Ao •frordable starter 1---------1 ~Uf"F OPEN ---------1 llving in Ulla redealgned -UNlV. PK·Pvt ply wlshe1 tM,900, aulte. $325M, Owner . home. 2 bedrooms, hu_ce Pri.,....Oc.t. HOUSESATISUN Fcnst Halls home. Loads AltBORLAKE. New-3Br, Deane Home, prln P\nance. ~Heat.her Pl. family room. whltew•ter Ca udt; 3 bdrm. 2 ba. beam cell UST POOL VALUE • IH ...-rG HACH Sharp 3 Rdrm 2 b•th. 11d. Jacent to park. huge master bdrm s ullc . hurey on this one. AsklnR only$85,9!>(). C•ll 546·~ ~HERITAGE . REALTORS orwood,tlle aodpanel· lu t one Jdt o f the only~ LAGUNA INCOME Lea.Bch.()pen S/S,l2·S. ocean view on q ui et b~SIO,OOO lnp,2(rplc'sExcelleut lna tastefully ttpphed Brilrcllft mdl plan 11t PROPERTY. Newer 4IM8'72 hilltop street. Nud1 -..... loc 134.1&.iase.x Ln. throughoulthe3bdrms & Phase I prices Com· BY 0 W NE R 3 6 commercial bldi. ln lht Zbr Apt. Ocean view &*nt •ftd carpet. Easy 41tt ••hN.._ 3 beth.a. Enjoy formal patt Oramallc uppcr. l TaQlef'ine, OntngeTree heart of d o wnt&wn Pool.$79,500.0 .W.C.Call llul ble Cinancl n1 . Largeatot01trdenmdlt, KarborViewKnolla Cape diniog inside 113 well 81 flr Unl\, 2BR, 2ba. lg LR. .utpeUo home. !tBr. or 2 L XI I lU7,!00. Uv rm w/frplc, 4 BR 's, Cod condo, 2 BR 2.,., BA. outdoor livlnR centered DR & den w/11011r1ng .., den, 2 1ty loll model, acuna. nt nveat· ...._days, wHkends famdy rm 2 BA. h1 cell $ 1 5 3 , O O O a round your pool & v11ultcd cella1. Beaut h l 1 hI1 '41 PC r • d c d ment. '415.000. _•_m_i_.______ llCNSo. eo.st lllway inp. Cl* to clubhou1c. M).9Q80/';~M36'i art 5 Jacuul. SJ~.&oo kttch wrnook & ovru 2 w/ear tbtones. Comm In Vlll•~ Fair tMnb crts Ii pool. Owner WoMf• ... ..._1 ctir gar w/opnr Lrtr ~I . u una. Jacuul, "1.tllOSo. Coast111.hway 1..AOUNA BEACH mu8lae.IH Now$1.S9.500 •IY OWN•• N!cooy on gnblt 84'111 ~led tenma couna. on· LAGUNA BEACH OCIAttl'tlOMT 497 2457 AM&IUCANffOME 4l)r, 2~ba . Cto~o \o 6>1·1400 buy In Irv ot ff!D.0!>-0 ly l!IU50.0pen llteSun 494-lllt tH-1170 9Daa charm. No IAa. • RltAl:l'ORS schoolt . 117:,soo ~~~~:i.::~-~~~~~~:i~~~~~~~~~R21~~~==~11~~~5~M?~·<IM5~~===::==::..l~:::~~~'.::~~~~4111l~g'/~SB~A~.~d4-~~~~==;:J.::~~~~~~~~~~~94~~~~U~~~~4~~1~M~'~~-8Q.~;.~3272g~·=====::::_;~~ -----... I • -.... I ....... ,...Wit HewtetFwW. ~,.,.s. • ~ ......... I Offwrhetbt.te OttMf' .... btott t •••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ml.,..tlMc& 106' ... ..,......_. 106f Ml•pott•och 106' ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• •ti• •••••••••••••••••••• t t 00 °1Ct.-f. I IOO °'C,7.,. ii .~ . ~ •• ~ $ •• •' .· .. -: ~ ~ i • . •' • 1100 ....................... .•..••...•..•....•...•. ...................... . Uc~11ofr1111t 3 .. l or) •••••••••••••••••••w•••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S7t.900 IN HEWPOIT Sup~r i.hitrp 3 b~droom rondo ttraNh•tl <lt.'cor brautirut Pnclose<I brtck PtltlO JlOOI, J;l(.'Ul7l & VI \4 Owner mul1vatt.>d dupl I\ (hv• t hUilll•'Ulj ""lllltlbl'' t.Llll 11\'t l~ty il)lillln for ll11 Can QI\ UrC*dmot>t a•1n I Pl#ak' call l:.:1 Information HOT LINE! Exclusive! PALM DESERT 64 U .. IT An. COMPt.IX Wtth udjolninJ.t land. $2.600.000 Owner "'lll l'OrlMder t.•xchanfU~ & othf:r terms SICLUDID llACH HOUSE 3 bedroom · bonu1> room. hl(ht. br1~ht h\'ln.: ;trt>;.a. lowlv pulto, 2 blO<'k!. t(l m·cun 0\\ rwr "Ul fln<•n•'t' on rontral't \\Ith lo" do"n p ymt•nt. $\39 ~ 640-11t2 Wt••lr llff, itlir .. pO(ll, c·or oec lt1l ~WU UJI 0471 f'nn uf\h BANK REPOSSESSIONS NO DOWN PAYMENT •FREE BUS* *TOURS DAILY* ~foot> 5ah 1200 Coceaarclal ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1600 DOVHt SHORES TF.JUUFlC CONDO. new Gor1tcou-. hvu ~ best '"' Ult> murkt't. 1 ln~1· tu 11~·w 4 Br.,, Ho, f:.m rm. f'ltMI NIW,OIT IJ)('ATION "ipuwu11 i ftR J f~ l.1,, lhn ... itm Hm l&t' 1iuol. ht«" lot ·~···r 1>h1&111 Ill w .... tc•lJf( 1o1.n.•u C11ll RB> CAI.PIT 64S..l474 STEAL IT! lt.irl' ~111.ih 'tor> 2 ndrm .: huth lurm.11 UR. dc)Ublt-1(1tnt.i•· t'll•c ~rl('t Only SllS.000 Call 645-tl 61 .. ' . ... OPEN HOUSE REAL TY / . 1-...•arh lht.-. pool J.H u111 i\ C. J 1·ur S45U otlO 1---------& 'SdUQ.lt 2 & d1·n lo. .! UJ t~nt'r 64b -4700 eVt'lo s1m Wl •IEST IUY • ~i-•11k W....,. l'llr Nfo~PORT BEAl'H t>:ui>tblulf Coodo \ ivw&. TTI11 ~~1 .. ~:,..7b, ' 2 ur "l>I S"kyl1n" + <'nd v ., ...., " 11 ~ w1•ll kl' Pl . ma11.v ru1otom --------•I mom on lg l'Ornt>r aduh fl',iturt•)> l)llrlt "r Ho11g Ho!>p & Slf>S,000 Hewport H~ighh :.ho!' P 1 n ~ S3ti · 500 fo'tnanl'IJ I Consultant IAIGAIM! 64.S 0027 _ll_rok_~_·r_ &IS 250'J Olarm1ng Newport cot ________ .. uEWPORT CREST tHge enhanct'd by UM!d NEWPORT DUPLEX " bn ck walkways, 2 coty $1 39,500 CONDO fireplaces & a 2nd story h Plan 3, 3 br 2"2 bu, gd h1de·aWa)' master su1I(' SI.cps lo beac ·This is a locat. upgraded, wet bar, Ca.II now, 646 7171 Newport Clas1>1c at an af· rrurrorcd wardrbs comm fordable price Good pool :· '· , ' •. • '' • ' summer /winter income $135. Jacuzzi, tennis cr\s, [ ~ 1q<ll ~~; i~t~t"~· :: ~:::: Lg new custom home. 8.75°/o INTEREST Cape God . overlooking Nt:wly remodt.'letl & llliiii,..iiiil.._-.iiiiiiiiiiiilim!. 7th green Open Sat/Sun tughly up.iraded 1*ucll -l 4PM 4 Cherry Jhlls l'Otta.t:e Walk to private IY OWNER 494·~ _ --- be Jc h f: x r I u 1o 1 v t: llarbor H1J(hlands Hnmt•. BA YCREST 1-2·3 BEDROOM 5 AC•ts HOMES SUN CITY l.o l:. s pl1 t. 1 n ves tor IN PtDWS wr~. sa.s.ooo. Ml\ Call collect 1·677 5609 {>ROVER LAND& All AREAS lNV&5TMENTCOHP CAL&. MOW 16 ACRES MOllUHOME B E: L 1\ I R E 0 f' STOIES Fl\U.BROOK PRIME t-:.Anah4.:1m \1564500 AVOCADO LANO IN W~'hlauMlt<r 848·88\lS P R E: S T l G I 0 U S t" Anaht!tnl 1156 1011 llELEAH ESTATE CAN Switu Al'la ~ 7070 BE SPLIT 29'": balunct! 00 approYOI of Ctt'<ilt down OWC $368.000 Pnnc Only M1ku Wink. Wlllk w be11ch, 12' £xpao 957-05S4. Agni. de>, pnC'e'd to sell l BR. l ---~----- b.1, lrg porch. 3'l202 Del 10 ACRES Obispo. lf27. Dana Pt. GOOD FOR LOT SPLIT lOX45 Mobile Home wsth 10it31 add on room & port'h El MOrTo Beach 1n Laguna Ocean \' 1ew. Part.sally furrushed. Xlnt South of Sun Cily. call oolJect for details. 1-677·5609 DROVER LANO& lNVESTM ENT CORI'. cond.stton S27 .000. Prv lJ 75 Acre parcel. Loe in Pt> 213·91!1·2977 No. San l>te~o t'Ount1es raste.t i.-irowing & most New 12 X 44 W/lgl>. cvrd. beautiful ur.t'a Safe. porrh & rarport in qwet scnsiblt' invt>s tm1'n l adult. no pet park $12.727 per acre. 25•; dn. S41Hl833 i.ubordinalion likely < 11 10x•l4 with add on.Liv Rm, 439-6491 Mr Mam <bst lo rent park, CM $11,000 7·llpmJ. Scnous buyers 751·o:ll3 only ---------1 "78 Skyline, 2 BR 2 Ba. PALM DESERT $40.000. 4 star park. pool, Zone for approx. 56 con· clubhouse. 1 ~ blk U> bch. dos or a pt.s. Approx 5 Hntg Sch. 900-5022 acres. AJI uul avail. 4 BAY F:LNT street front.ages Price KU $375.000. Ownt.'r Luxurious mobile home 714-328-3720. ltvang with spacious --------- IOACRES South of Oran1te County Good for lot i.plJt. In \ht: path of growth Bkr. 11676-5717. I 5234462 cabana lbr with den, ce- ment patio, stone frplc. plus h new carpt>tin g throughout 2 h~vels. open beamed ceilings. xlnl cond Home 1n· rludes stov<> and rcfn~. :it unbelievably low pttct.' Afi.:f. 'S*a1e"" of$49.500 673 7890 1300 -----......••............... 'll'w-port area Ta kt· ovt·r 3Br. 2Ba. frplc. wood St'C tlus 3 Hdrm bt·aut' ::.ubJect to ('>C1stini: S 75' ~ dl"<.'k, remodeled k1tl'h & Open Sunday I ·-l, 2ois ll);.IJI Exl'lu:.iv-= l1:.t1 n~. bath. ... hrdwd nri.. tmck l.Cl'Ward Lant! Bob ti4& 771 l work in front. new paint Olckrnson. AW.. Lovely I Br Skyline 1 zx,14 ciuts1de. Sll9.500. may as 979-8533 with 8xl2 (ully glassed Real Elltate li421688. ~rt1rule po rrh, bll·ins. \'NY ~---------i.ume loan Call for appl. -----, t•xpando room off frnt ----• EXCLUSIVE clean. set up io p11rk in -------•I OHL Y $40,000 IAYRtOMT LIVING Garden Grove. $19,750. . .&.ale~ 912.-; loan al 2 Bdrm Lido Area HI h 1 Call owner 638·8508 or Renting 1320 o;q ~\ m · OPEN HOUSE Daily 1·4 219 Y"ta Son·~ Lido Isle r ~ SoderlinCJ UMtTB> IROkERS $1001 mo. 4 BR. i:i. ba & R' Cond 8 . Bo gl , 900-5453 dustnal i.pace Santa pool Hurry! Ownrt ugt. 1295•se000 c.~ q_ng } · 1\na. xlnt location 556-077? • · .;,uJlt'r erms · Parkg. Also 600 sq fl of· ROGER BROWN R.E. •EXCITING• fkc. Lloyds Pesl Cont IL\RROR VIEW H0\1F..S 673-1020 !l79-0021 3br MONACO.ll1ghly t;p. inserti r* ~och Area ee..--L h/ grndro Owner. $149.000.1 c;ri;i: 0 1500 '"'1 S()l~ -WEST HEW~ORT ~11~:r:r:st c3B~. in~: ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bu: 2bt}. ncwl·r 4hr. :Jlrn. 2 Redroom bear h co l· Star Adult Pel Park. 2 lots. Harbor Lawn Mt liack Buy. llu):t• lot tligt' Wt'll marntamed 1 1MTIOZ7l Olive. S250 each l'hont• llorscs OK Sl!> Ul50 bBalocl·bok ~? blas>I', ANnd DR~~1lcl·h\'~. --2l3/322·0819 ....................... D ... APOIMT •UO prime frontage on Coast Hwy in Dana Poml ·~sq Ct Vacant loL •ZonedC·l Jim Caffery 714/493-2254 COMMERCIAL SPEClJ\LlSTS • Ofo'CAl.JFORNIA • •••••••••••••••••••••• East.side Cost.a Mesa 31l ALTA LANE in 2SOO bf()("k Santa Ana Ave 3 br. 2 ba. prof. d ecorattld I s tory end unit Fireplace. lutchen bltos. solar hot water heatinti. l.1v10g rm & mas ter bdrm w/Unt.ed windows e>pen t9 pn\'acy walled outdoor l'arpell'd & shaded 1><1l10. Double garage w/elci· opcntr. Laundry fac1I. in .carage Pr1cl' S94 ,500. Owner leavtnit area & will con· sider sah: of furniture For appl lo see. please phone Nelson Robinson. Broker >111·5647 C.M. New Orleans 3 br. 2 ba coodo. frplc. pool. rec room. $92.000 or lease $t95. 675-811 l. 1800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT Dynamite duplex rt~ht on the ~and ! Charm mg 1mmaculale & a mu!>l to ~'e $3115.000. Call Jt.•unne 031 · 1266 Ab'1. lftcOftlf Property 2000 ·····•·············•··· CDMTRIPLEX All 2 BR townhousl! ty~. owner 's unit w /frplc. Great lucuuon. Don't rruss this one. $205.000 . /("-p€HIG€ HOM€~ 64W646 DUf'LEX Eti.tde Costa Mesa. 20<;} down. 80'< financing, no points. Cast r:.cr o w Own/Bkr 842.7407 675-5626 rnn.Only 645-7784 I'~ ~700 a •'u ·' Udo-Hewportlch Ccc:asurciol L...~=• ~-Smack dab 1n the middle Propet"ty 1600 mn• " 1 o( beautiful Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nice Duplex on ar1o1e ot llliklef''1 SpKiol . Pncc red S20,000 ·I BR . "llUE WATER"-~~::~r~~ l~h~x1'!5 n~~ ~:~t~~;~~opcn Sun. Jl urbor A garden •n•..ao..aEw Excell. locatson. Picture Charmin~ NB. home in a lt.-ar·down. The lot - ------ <·hosce locauon. S1lS on a needs to bt' built out Cu!ltom11cd. up1:raded My greenbelt w/private Dnve by 128 4lst St or home on comer lot Open pool. 4 lge bdrms, frml call for info 675·6775. Son J.5 N(t 673-7300 din rm. huge Cmly rm 2 Pnn only. Owncr1Agt Paradii.c +pet s . ~" periect.2 8RlBAw/at· Marvelous P\'l. bearh 1000 sq ft commercial tached garage. Fu II Walk to :;hopping in profess ional building, pnceS130.000 Ne\Vi)Ort Harbor's mos t NW cor ner Euc ltd & C'llclusivc -area . Talbert , Fountain £ tR€HlG€ ovcrsiied stone frplcs. Open Son l·S S.. Cletm..te I 07 6 (KZ07S7l. Valley. $1-42,400. 848·2655 HOM€~ dy s, 536 -48 73 _ Offered at $239,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• i5!H501 BAYSHORES Cornt•r lot. VIEW AtOM THE TOP CALIFORNIA wknds/eves. Pnn. onJy. 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB 645-6646 charmin~ int brtrk PACIFIC {til"JIEACHC I (~IWnl!fojjt rn\J patio. wo~d rloors. 3 ~~'f:~~~g~~de~~;i MOllLE HOME Sue retail sU>res for ~ale.1--------- neal Eslal(' ··------bdrm. 3 b.1. cozy den. H h N 1 s ••ES • ....,,.. """ Mu\>l see! Call for appt. e1g ts. cw 1sung. -_,.,,.,.,,.,w/terms. 4 Pl.EX fi46.90S7 nearnew2BRCondo.on· 2706 HarborSt.e.206-A Agt Tn·CoRlly. HuntingtonBeach lY $97,500. 540-5937 645·0621 20% Dn. ~ financing. 000 ON HARBORVIEWHOME BERTHA HENRY NoJ)Oin~.fastescrow . Phase 11 Portof1no REALTORS OlDLAGUMA n..·-'Bkr 842 7407 • Finished bonus rm. 2600 21.50el Mar 492·4121 Vi.lung Mobile Home. furn Downtown bus iness -•v_.,.,.,, __ . __ . --•I BG 4 Bdrm. 2 bath home Ml (t, fC(' land. by owner or unJurn. no kids or prop. comer loc. -in the 1---------wl pool. Jae. Cam rm. $205.000 Courlcsy to BAY CLll"FVlLLAGE pets. Must be sei?n to be best retail area. approx. &n~ Tri ........ x 1 lei od I d bk '" 3 lbr 2ba home tn pleasant ...,,. 000 1( 2800 f A k ,..... l"Ompe y rem ee . ~.ti44-vol apprec" ... v . orw urn sq. t. s 1ng ThreelBrunitsonnal? Big lot-much m ore. ----adult commuruty. Sin$!1e $22,000. 642 7129 S290.000. Realonomics lot. Good Eastside loca · Owner will fmancc. No DECORATORS HOM F. 2 sty home, full m :Hnt. ---------675-+'1700 lion. $750 mo income . credit needed. $155.000 bdrm. 2 ba. wrtbar. frplc. kitchen has all ap. El.TORO FMLV PARK balance. Ask ror Ed fireplace 2', rar J:(arage, pie SGJ.500 Call to see C.onvert.s to adull 4· 15·79 *DRIVE IY * f\IU price Sll0.000. _Chemow ___ 964_.24_f>S __ --1 ~~ma~~~hb~~~ ~~r~~~a kcrutor2l3t001 ·566.1 ~1. tk';! t~ ~~~:s~~ ~~"IM~~d. e f R€HIG€ DUPLEX ceiling. custom walls. Sc.Ila Ano I 080 NC coach $33.000. Cati then call concerning this _ _ HOM€~ By owner. reduced to paper paint & mirrors •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 01 A 586-6267 or 559·5767 outs~ property $175.000. Both 2 BR untl!io. l hr uou t . EI e g an l lNVESTORSSPECIAL Aqettt97S-0616 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB 1 blk to ocean. Good tn· drapenes. plush rarpel· Assume 9'k. $464 mo. ~ ....__ s...1-1200 64§..6646 come area. &154175 mg. Outstanding. <.:all for 4Br. 2Ba. 2 yrs old. nr --.--.,..-.,__ -~-say SCHOOL appt ~7 Harbor/Edinger. $79,900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._ . FOURPLEX SPACIOUS 2BR. den OR. --'--'---------f"P. Owner 557~199 SWISS CH• 1 ET Lic'd"for-44 cllildren + J All 3 Br 2 Ba units ~ bedrm. 2 ba home on 1 · LR. vsew+ I BR apt over w-&...1-..~ I 098 Hidden '" th<> pines With back ortarge lol. Owner Wll carr~ 2nd l(ar+6 car prk·g. 215 St. f. Bluff l!xer·s. lg 3 Bd. ~IRWIQm an ocean view is this Park Place.lncS42.7461 T D . 9 .2X ~ross at ,\ndrcws Rd. Sec by 2' 2 Ba. ocean vu 2 fplc's. ••••••••••••••••••••••• charl1llng /\frame on l 1/1 SW.000. appt. Agt Crane 540 0608 beaut rock ~ardens. iron YOU CAM acres w/10 frwt trt.-cs. Superb ocean bluff front p1cketlenrcs.prordccor, buylhisneat4bedrm.2 (part plantablt' to lot. Carlsbad, for motel /("-PR€HIG€ mintcond. 644-0484 ba ca.sh to loan. No quali· ayocado), 2 staJI barn. or restaurant. 133' Cron· _ ~ HOM€~ IEACHDUPUX l·Blk. to ocean: newly reoovated. $155. 000 NEWPORT IEACH REALTY 675-1642 OCEANFRONT DPLX 2 BR.1._UJoth each 2 car nar. ~.000 Owner will help finance. 675· 1906 --W-.-.,,....--FRO--..a-T--1 SlOK BELOW MARK ET' ~·-,... BIG CANYON. 2 br codo CONDO 1550' ·$158. 700. ALSO· tbr 2ba View /s lip. elegant 3brnome.20x4-0 l..se /opt. Sl59.SOO, pool & jacuzzi, lgr yrd. 545-3639 $1.29,900. Al(l 673-431 I. ;;;;-----;;j HEWPORT HclGHTS EASTILUFf Charm.Ing older home 3 QK>ice corner location. bdrm. 1 ba H~e R2 lot • adjacent.to park area. 5 $119,SOO. 631 ·0130 or Bdrm 3 baths with many 646-5076 extras. Top condll1on. --------- $192.500. Roy McCarch, Rltr 541-7729 2 BR + bol\US rm .. pool & Jacuzzi. Price redurcd. Open Son 1.5 Agt 673 7300 BEST VALUE IN NEWPORT CREST '"""....._ TrM.e•.e, 2 l••oom HotM wfth G tpoelon OCHlt •few ONLY $129,500 A9"f,644-1716 o,... Set's. 1·5 fymg rcq'd. Full price bunk house. Okr . Uijte,$280.000.0wnr/rltr. S12.9SO. 1/676-5717. 11522·2080 714/434-173Sbkr. 3333W. CoasLHwy. NB Park Plact".Jnc 842· 7461 ,.._ htufth "ti lwnk 64S-6646 HARDTOIEAT! forSak '300 forScM 1300 7UHITS.C.M. 4 BR. 21~ ba. w/lge fam1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-•••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. new building Ly rm & formal dine rm. •------••-1!111••• Fireplaces. lllnt loeation Assumable 8 1-7% VA. ' TSLlnvmts 642·1603 l~.k Plly:e.lnc 842· 7461 macnab I Irvine J HOUSES realty Eastside C.M, 3 separate Olhft-RHI Estate houses on corner lot. •••••••••••••••••• ••••• Super location. ~.900. Mebile tto..s For-W. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OeAnza Bayside Village, 326 Mayflower 125,900. 2 br. 2 ba. lg covrd porch & patio. owe balance wilh "'-i down. 675·2758 493-'7M2 $16,900 STB-STOHACH Dbl wide '61 trailerama U>N'Sl.86) J pvt bch & pier. Sub leUing aJlowed. Located In Traeasure Is. :KB>l Pacilic Coast Hwy. Lag. Bch. Offered by Renaissance M . P n.._.31116. OPENSAT~SU'N 12·5 °'"ut.. De An.ta B•rslde Vilit. 300 E. Cal Hwy '267. 2Br, 288. $28,900. it,334, 3Br, l~Ba 128,500. #331. l & Rr 519.900. Pkr. tm-4010 or 673-7350 EXCB.LEMT INVESTMEMT This new listing will go fast! 6 l ·yr. old aptc; w/cpts. drps. bit -in kitchens & closed ~arages. Fully occupied -localed in heart of O('WIY redevclopinir Costa Mesa; con venient to work areas & shoppin~. Four 2-BR. l'h bath apts & two 3-BR apts. Easy to keep fully rented or t ake one for yourself & manage for low cost Jiving + good income & depreciation. Drive by 763 W. 19th St. (do not disturb tenanLc;). Tom Allinson 642-8235. CV ·84) 6'2 ... 235 tOI Oowr Ori~ 644-6200 HJrt)of View Cent~ trvlne at Campus V•lln Center 752·1414 MEAll lalAI EV&I 15'0/oDOWH -4·Plex. Misume. seller will ca rry p aper. ar.oagement avail. Apnt. Gary D. Bo11Jer 800-4388 or 536·:M08 Principals only 4"-"&Dplx 5 28R l tBR wi t h garages & yards Great FAit.aide locaUon. M0,000 down. Owner will ca.rry cont.tact. $320,000. /("-f R€HIG€ HOM€~ 3333W.CoutHwy. NB MM646 T .:. ... ._.-e-c..;.,·---"i;'.--_c=-· ..... ......, .. ·-. . " . . -,.,. -. ' ... -- Suncs.y, Feb1uary 2S. 1979 QAIL 'f PlLl'IT Qf I othef" .... htGt• 1~ .... &•• 1~ .... b .... ~,~ .. iooo ~-;;•~ .. 2000 a;;;·;;·~··iooo ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GET INVOLVED OUR CLIENTS LOVE INFLATION There' 1s m .. ny a mun who'd happily sell his stock or mutuetl funds for what he paid for the m 4 or 5 years aFtO Would you s~ll your home or income property for w h at you pu(d for it 4 or ~ years a~o? Qur clients contmue to prosper by buying. selling. und exchangin g real estate. Taking the fi rst step is often the hardest one. U you 're ready to move up or start your Investment program. but have become confused with all the aspects of today's market. then com<· to the experts at Quail Place Properties ror solid. professional counseling. Pyramid your equities with an exchange and/or purchase with an '!Ye towards high future returns for your golden ,ear!:>. AGEM'TS md notcHS -We have a few positions open tor licensed professionals who would like to affiliate w"tth Orange County's fa1;tcst ~rowinl? professional Real Estate organitation . We now have available. .. sn.ooo DUPLEX - Orange County -Patio:-. and garages • BALBOA I SLAND DU PLJ:::X . Trude down only. $230,000 •COSTA MESA DUPLEX -Each unit 2.000 SQ. ft. $159.500. * 3 BDRM. + 2 BDRM. - Costa Mesa. $163.900. • H 0 U S E duplex.Ontario. $86.500. + • ORANGE TRIPLEXES -Got two! Sll4.500 and Sll5.500. * COVINGTON 4.pJ('x - Prid t• of ownership. S200.000 * 4 HOUSES ONE LOT - yard. $170.000. * 4 -PLEX -pride of ownership -3 bdrm. 2 bath owner's unit with fi replace. $225.000. * COSTA MESA PRIDE OF OWNERSHI P 4·plex on s pice st reets. $215.000. • 4 -PLEX. recentl y refurbis hed. Beautiful golf course view. $155.500. * 4 HOUSES/LARGE LOT Costa Mesa $242.000. • 4 UNITS -Costa Mes a. $180.000. * 2 DUPLEXES. 4 units. $135,000. Coste1 Mesa. * 2 DUPLEXES. 4 unil" each with fireplace - Huntin J,!to n Beach . $175,000. • COST A !\1 ESA 4· PLEX two 3bdrm. two 2bdrm. S154.000. * 4 SPACIOUS UN ITS - Sl69.000. * 6 ORANGE COUNTY UN ITS. $210.000. * 8 ORANGE COUNTY UN lTS. 5195.000. * 8 ORANGE COUNTY UN ITS. $205.000. • 8 UN lTS. 2 4·plcxei,. prid l.' o f ownt>rs hip, Huntington Beach . $450.000. • 12 UNlTS. 3 4-plexes. Oranj!e County, pride of owner s hip. 3 bdrm . ownt•r 's unit with fireplace. $675.000. • 14 UNITS -Orange County --One year old. $597.000. • 15 UNITS -Santa Monira -Close to beach. $775.000. • 16 UNlTS (4 4·plexes I Orange County. $650.000. • 16 UNITS -Orange County. $400.000. * 16 UNITS -Prtde of ownership -Huntington Beach. S900.000. * 17 UN ITS on ocean. $760.000. • 19 UNITS -Orange County Spani s h architecture. $410.000. •~0 HARD TO FINO pride of ownership units Costa Mesa. S850.000. • 20 PRlDt OF OWN ERSlll P lJNlTS - lfuntinu ton n~wc h - townhouse st y!<' ownet·~ unrt. SJ.125.000. • 20 UN I TS RIVERSIDE 2 story ~arden style. 5382.000 * 22 UNITS ANAHEIM. S535.000. * 23 UNITS -S ANTA MONICA . Subterr anean parking . Sl.590.000. * 23 UNITS -SANTA MONICA -Ba~on:Wh Sl.650.000 ~ 23 UNITS --Sl\NTA MONICA -Elevutor und s ubterr:rn~an parkiniL s l ,800.000. • 24 UN ITS -ORANGE COUNTY. All units have fireplaces and e nclosed ga rages. Sl.350.000. , * 24 UNITS -ORANGE COUNTY. S605.000. * 25 UN ITS RJVERSlDE -Cfose to college. SSS0.000. • 26 UN J TS HOLLYWOOD -_pool and air conditioned . 5880.000. • 2 7 UNI TS HOLLYWOOD subte rranean patkin).!. St ,430.000. • 28 PR ID E OF' OWNERSHIP UNITS - Huntington Beach -1 1 :.- miles lo beach.. SI.575,000. • 29 UNITS -balconies & wet bars in each unit - Hollywood St.070.000. * 32 ORANGE COUNTY prid(' of ownership units . Ownt>r's unit with ce rami c· tile&. wood·burnin~ fire pfal·e. Sl.800.000. • 34 UN ITS HUNTINGTON BEACH - fir<'pl ace s & patio .... Sl.300.000 • 35 UN I TS HOLLYWOOD -pool. St .650.000. • 36 UN I TS HUNTINGTON BEACH - Own your own s treet ' Pride of ownership -3 bdrms. 2 bath owne r 's unit with firep l ace. $2.025.000 • 40 UNITS H OLLYWOO D subtcrraneun parking and !'.Cc urity f ea ture!'.. $2,800.000. * 85 + UNITS -W HOLLYWOOD -10 secu rity g u a rd s. s2.ooo.ooo. • 11 2 UNITS -exchange. 52.800.000. * l 12.UNITS -Hollywood near freeway . $3,400.000. • 125 UN ITS -4 1".! years old. S2.375.000. No drivcby':-; pleas e. In deference tn the wishes of our property owners. please do not ask for addresses. If you are a sincere buyer. seller . or exchanger please call for . an appointment or visit our office. Open daily a nd weekends for your convenience. • 114 UNIT. DISNEYLAND area motel. now under <'Onstruction . Turnkey at $4,275.000 • Major hotel with room to build in Orange County. •RETIREMENT HOME to be built. S4 .418,000. • SHOPPING CENTER s ite package next lo regional center. S4.450.000. *SHOPPING CENTER -Orange County. $640,000. •OFFICE BUILDING -Orange County . $1 ,700.000. * R. V. PARK -283 sites. $1.500.000. •MOBILE HOME PARK. S2.800.000. * 4 INDUSTRIAL buildin~s for $2,000.000. • INDUSTRIAL buildings. $280.000. $312.500. $1.925.000. • INDUSTRIAL sites in Riverside. • LOTS in Orange County.Riversidc & San Diego Counties. Call one of our professional s taff of over 40. l~rge enough to serve. small enou~h to care. AG&n'S __, llO«MS We hnve a few positions open for licensed professiooals who would like to affiliate with Orange County's fastest growing professional Real Estate Organization. CaU for - QUAIL PlA<I PROPERTIES, INC. 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Rec ••••••••••••••••••••••• llG CANYON racihties, Close to Dana U1od0 2br 2bu IJllJn. µool. D"'" ..... E CONDO Pt 832-0264 knm~. 1><'11ch SW<Jmo ~ Santa 3280 Isl l.l>t Dock xlr d:iy for lease. avail now 3 AftCI 7 \ 4 8 9 4 . t 7 11 e v ~ Rdrms . 3 baths. with ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213 !BJ 2977 spac10U!> hv area Lovt>· Condo unfurnished. 2br , ly yard & enlr)' arl'u 2ba. pool. Jacuw. AIC. 3 l>r loltJ\hMo. boat shp. SJ.200 Mo u1cl itarden~r sauna. Walkmg distance pool lenrus Agt, Diana SLEEH HUDSON to So. Coast Plaza. $415 84()..4()27 REALTOR 644•0322 !174 3754 eves & wknd11 2LJ.3S4-6262 day!> lni11e 3244 NO FEF' A & C d •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• ~ pl. on o . . rentals fuontal Pavilion 3286 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Apartments. Enter1ainment. Recreation ... Youra-365 daye a yearl • Beautiful Sln9le. I & 2 Bed1oom f umiahed & . Untumithed Apcxrtmenla • All Utilillee Paid • No t-Required • Sw1mm1no T •NUllo ~1ll1Aua • A<11Ylbe9 l>uwdo<. fr•• 5"nday Bn&ndl•• • H-uh Club&. laawi6 PLUS MUCH MOREi Oakwood Garden Apartments Newpol1 Beach/North 880 hVIM 101 lf>1h1 ("14) f>.t~ O\~O Newpol1 Beach/South 1700 16th S1 (Dover al lt.lh) (714) 64Z l!l 70 Sharµ llujlc tUOO sq fl l 675-4912 Bkr Tues·Sat <thr condo, :!'»ba. fnm rm. 2 frples. dbl garg m Umvers1ty Park. $545 551 l549orSSl·5790 Aduht only r.o r• •• Fantasllc V1ew·Monarch Me>0111. cpen doily IU? Summll. adll comm __ A oc·w 2br townhouse SJ90 mo 75!1·0721. 1·49ti·1206 afl t0.30AM. J br. l ba. dshwhr . nt'w crpt, across from bay I blk to bch . .:ar 752·5005 2BH&de n . $550/mo. PROMONTORY Comm. clubhouse, PoOI. Jacuzzi. etc. Teal & Bab POINT 3 b d r m 2 1 ~ b a cock Realty Inc. 4!j9.4797 View Villa Complett'IY Towrtl1ouse. Bcaut1tully ----'------furnished. I Bil & Loll dec·orulC·d. boal s lip Homn,..,,.aJtedM Available now $900/m•>. 2 Br. I', llu lownhou1:1e. ~urw Rt'. patio. pool. Jrwuu1, fireplace. Adulll> only US 631·4984 L.Arge 3br 2ba apt., nt•wly dt•cor. w /~nrl. gar. s.:nslmo No pets. 751-2156 2br 2ba View. Horses 0 K . Car. new w/w crpt.s. 1st, 1,111l & tlCC. $4SO m o bil-4928 EASTSIDE Quiet 2.Br Untt an small compl~x ft"aturt!M nt"w cpl.ii, n~w <I.rps, lre:.hl)' p&nted, blln r 1rnge & dis· hwash e r . ga r age . AdJLS/no pets. l3SO mo. :;.t9 2()4.2 MEW DELUXE TOWMHOUSE AftTS I available . 3 BR. 2i,, Ba. bltn range. O/W, d!>pl. fplc. pvt patio. 1 m1 fr cx·ean. $595 mo. OPEN SAT/SUN lt'M 207 KNOX. at Orange Ave • RED CARPET 645-3474 w I phone 645-3474 EASTSIDE •Locked gar. w/lg s t.or. IEACHOUPUX l'ncl' redutt'd 10 unh S86..ll60. Mwil wll SCOTT REALTY 536-7533 •.is°lll) ,,, ll ~7lJO •J!l4:1 ~·· ft $191.!>00 l'u :-110 I u ~I In Santo AltG JI 80 viml, no 1·f11hln•11. Ill'"- •••••••••••••••• ••••••• l'lllg drps, $2tiS mo l!IU7 Nt>w 2 BR t•ondo. up c l'hll'l'l1llJ &ti i..1i;.1 g raded. lllcd lt>nn1~. avail S850 per m o . Unfwnish9d 3300 !Kl day m1111mum Dc·nnl' lf79.6310or 525·6Ul5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sod e r I 1 n.:. Un 1 t l' d 'Brokers • D/W patio, lndry rm . •Special cabinel space •Gas heal, gas cooking. 1-1as hot water all free. *Adults. no pets. 2 bdrm$335. !17 Xio:.1· 1,0 I W1lh tnµlt•\ 11n11r11\ 1• meot. l>Wt<1hll· 1111 I pll'\ tA.>ttkah'<I all,•\ I '.ii I I ur 1Jto1u1b, li<IZ 521111 B RRt-:1~r l{t-;ALTV Rt::GISH I{ CALL 17 I 4J 838-5970 dy' 17 1 41 581-5787 ••es/wknds Loh for Sole 2200 ....•...•.•........•... • ~ hou.-.e for rt•nl, ul1I pd. nJl't' vurd. rh1lctn·n OK no iX·L~ $250 5 IK llJOO. l'V". 556 0007 Houses Unfurnished :lbr, 21.>a. dbl i:ri:: l•O qurl'l ~i s.¥10 m11 ('all \be. !J 7!1 ;,370 !I)' 5!"»1l !19Sli t'\ l''· \1!nl •• •• ••• •• •••• • • • • • • • • • • 2 lilt. I b.i. tr11t. 11 rp:-., !!·" General 3202 ranl(l' rw" I~ 1w111ll•d • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • $3.?..> fj,C? $(~ St•1• :ad hl'.1dllli! I' \l.M ltSHAltP U" ITS D~ERT, 5ti eondos un Ea:.t Side C M 0 WC d<>r d<t.'>!> 1200 CORONA Spat·111u., h•t!h qlly. surfoec i:olf courw $375 2 hr J.:Jr, 'rd rww holllt', 3Br. 2R:i frpk. l' Pt . 1 1 I t'. II a 1 n. l ram r m, 2 pall~. j!rc:il 11.-.hr rlq r .hook.u,1> 351. S238M . ll b X 11ro:.:.. - - -ownr agt 673·4457 Er,:?hl I .il·re lots sub --dlv1>.1on. rt•Jdy lo bwld. view S4GS mo 551 26IJ2 Rotht>stt•r &15 172., Capistrano leoch 3218 New. extra <II>. townhouse 44 DUPLEXES FROM $88,250 HOMES W /INC. C ul 0 t.lc !o at ne1l!hborhood. 2 & 3Br o Jrg lots. modt.>rn :ipl:- l'urchu!.ers pro• 1tlt•d w IJtil of rt•nt;.il 1nqwr1t'' I 0% DOWN AV All FAIRVIEW GARDENS 547-6582 -O ' ~ B'111>oa Island Really ""'\\' ..... ,''"·I" ..... ~,t 673-8700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• urul, 3 br. 2 ba. $-050 mo Jbr 2ba frplc w /l!ncld OR 2 br. 2 ba for S55(l1mo yrd. Ocean View. S525 Porthole. ~kyh).lhl w10 Call494-i377 dows. opl'n s1a1rcasc. muster lldrm .,uall' Call CoronadefMar 3l22 Lmda Har( &1ti-7171 or ••••••••••••••••• •••••• f45 7:l>7 3226 2 BR I B.\ blll'k unit. :I Dano p · t blks lo ()('t'U O $42!'i + Isl. Olft •...................... last & d<.'P 640 4000 Mobil• home I Trtr Pries Ul\i.'l} 2 Bit 2 f1,\, 01•1•a11 vu • frpk. g<1r. Sl~>O 1110 ant·I util Eve" 113<> 1!11!1 2300 l.'dM Charmer. Isl 11m4• offered. ~ llR + dl'll. ••••••••••• •• •• •• •••• •• fpl<-. dlJl t:11r. l)!c p:ilw. DeA111.i U.i; S1dl' \'illal!l' 1mmed poss Sh;1rnn ur Ocean View Condos :i br Moh1h• llom1', l1frwh Launne, 673-85511 ttJ!t'Jll 11 1' 2 & :J B rl r rn '. dt·l'(ll'Slt'll S27.::>00 lt'm1~ \.\,"ht·r drver 111cl TC'n Roat U1w k l'vt llc•h Quiet llazel Or . on•an & m:., pool. Jal' Frum S~UO I' 0 11 1 J a l' u / 1. 1 canyon vaew, 3 hdrm' . J t!J6.5000 Clullhou~ .. ., Brukc>r ba . playr m . 2 th.'1'k' 7 BEACH UNITS 0 w 0 l' r Ii :I I 1 !l 'l. ti Vacant & i.hinmi.: $1W5 41k. 3113 . :-pJ, or Ol'llo '3 Vt;ARSOLL> 675-84511 Mo dtl!W to D<1n:i ll11ls ll1J!h ~"''"""tu.TY ...... 75"'1 33101 Blll'l'an('t'r 1!1:1 8212 • ~v '~I09,S~~·"' "· ~~Desert, 2400 f((1111J1U de/ t. //a / TWO ON A LOT E !>I u f. ••••••• •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • -~~~ /lu/-u· 1 li'1·J Th0t· lw11 unit-; on uni.' lcol ~ 11ff Pn..od \ A For "" 111' lij.J-S~.'I ~ 11111!., c11ll Century 21 2435 E. Coest Hwy . CdM Goll.I C-Oaltl I ii tor:. Oceanside or H11o y Sh:irp HPT ICh fRIPLEX 2 bdrm Super pauo. 2 0 p <' n S cl l / s u 1• I 1 c a r i;: a r a I( l' • SHl9.500. 11104 Cl a y PALMSPRINGS washer1dry1:r hookup<, t94 3223 E>.U:id~ South lovely $450 yrly 640-4137 BToro 3232 ..•..••.••••...••...... :! Ston. I br. 2 bcl. dmml! rm frl)lc. d.,hwhr. f>allu. fncd )d. gar Krds & pch ok $525 Al!l. No kl· 91..i zatili. !173 2971 Condo for 1st· 2Rr 2 ba. .,w1mm1ni: pool Im matt:latc Avail 3 15 $.175. 496 ~12 poob.JaC , ~35 960 3521 Sharp Woodbndgt' '1 Hr. 3 fuU ba. family rm. frplc. 3 car l!ar. prl\ ~ a rd . rarpt·t1dr11pe:.. al'l'e-.i.r blc lo ll'OOJS. p()OIS. & 1ae La kc prr \ 1 legc!o Ot'ad end st 552·9013 3 bdrm. 2 ba pool. J<ICUUI m yard Beauurul corner ~~ut1ful home SS85 Deane Home rn Univ Pk 2b r , + bonu s rm w/c loset. 2ba. rnrmal dJrung area, breakfast fam rm. frplc. garden balh. cernm1c tale e ntry. lg yd , Upgraded drk beige plush earpet1ng Reauliful dr<1pt's P vt pools & ll·nn1i; t•ou rt~ Sb.'ill mo lea~l' ti:r.i 12'-.JO or 752 5621) RENTALS 3BK, 2 ba $47511\25 -WR.:!' i ba. NB· $11.100 San Clt·nwnll' 2 BK. 2 ha ~5'ltS5<10 &J523 C.OIPCJS Da· IRVINE 2 Sty A frame 3 br. dshwhr. frplc Beach. pool. tennis SG25 Manna Realty, 642 8850 Blurrs goriteous 2br 2bu v1(.'w. custom decor. wet bar, J!ardcnl'r, pool. $550 640 6259. 557 t70(1 l'Xt 2312 dys . 6H) 2421i eves wknds HARBOR VIEW PORTOJo'INO 675-5626 Zl23 Elden Ave. C.M ., 642-760.') MOllLEHOME IHFORMATION Repossessions. buy op Pro~onl ,Po1nl HuAl' 3 br. 2 ba upper. Mesa del u~. lake over pay mt.>nt 2br. 2b:i Cathedral C\·11 Mar, $350. No peL<,. lnform a t1 o n E.asy mg:. Magmflct'nl \.ll.'11. 546-6036 All rec rae1llllt!' $600 ------fmanc1ng OAC Trade Apnl Lhru June b75 0360 anythmg valuable --- Santa Ana 554·7070 On lJw b£o..ich March I!'> Westmmster 848·8895 JWll' 15 111 3br. 2ba 111 C Anaheim 956· lOl 1 2br. Iba l.kllh h:tvt' frpll'. E Anahe im 956-4500 gar. Indy &16 2030 __ _ I br Mobile Home. porch, dollhouse' Adults. no peL'> $325. 673-7787 4 bdrm. 312ba. fo' R !>tory bonus rm. PoOI Spa . S900 960-1326 -~nts 2 On the beach! 2br.~W Unfumished & Oceanfronl. Furn or unf. •••••••••••••••• ••••••• l Hr hac h apt, 'it.Ove/refng. ulll s pace . S99 Ham1llt>n . Avail 3/1. $275 557·l255 Beaul. brand new adult apts. Spac. I & 2 br w/t.ownhse s tyle. F'rplc. Lndry rm. lmmed. or- c'py. Broad m o r e Sl' av 1 ew llome 4 bdrm.,.W1ew lot Sl,000. per mo. 640·8557 or644·5524 J /\SMlNE C HEEK New & n I' V l' r I 1 v ,. d 1 n Bt.•auurully dt'rorutcd 21klrm+dl'n Mana vu!w. all ame111t11:s Tl!nn1:.. Jal' II! btll'k yar d Si851J' mo BOAT SI.I I' 211drm. 2 ba. low('r unll. frplc $750/mo Waterfront Hotnes 631-1400 HLUFFS lovely 2 Br. $550. 3 Br. $700 Grcenbll, pool, BKR. S.14-0LJ4 3 BR 2 BA. fpk. patio. d bl ~ar. SSSO Yrly. Agent biJ-9060 _1_ss._1rn_._ro_1-0900 ____ 1cAoa Island 3806 Condoftniums u..furnished 3425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. 21-: ba. air cond . wash/dry, refng, frplc.. 2 rar gar. tenms crl & pool. C M $525/ mo 64G-2747 eves & wknds ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lbr boat owne r only Neut & clean. Ref. yrs lse. $300 + boat llohp. s,.a. fl Cpl prer 644 0439 2 br. 2 b:i. frplr. lse, walk toS Bay 2l3-445 l!J78 3 condo 3 br, 2 l>f!. ulJI pd. Small bach :ipt Ulal pd except elec Sorry. no Lrmslt-d t•ookmg t:,t lu!<.l rh1ldren or J)t'ts Near . · l>hopp1ng & llus Ir n c ~ s.;r S250 12h' -· i\)lJtl' 5..57-4872 GiS.2797 I Br. 1 Ba $325-$33.: 2 Br • 2 Ba $39S-S425 TSL Mgmt 642-9412 CCUlfry SettiftCJ 180 E . 21s t Slreel Easl.'.1dc 2 br & den splat ll'vt<I . Frplc. de ck. !lkyhght, all extras . $420 mo No c hildren or pct~ Day., fl4li·42ti2. e vei. &15 95'13 Bal>oo Peninsula 3807 Condo. 2 br. 2 ba, utl pd . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eastsade 2 br. bltns. no except elec. SQiry no • t Ad It S316 children or pets. Near Lg bayfront 2 Br 2 Ba . pe " u lo· • <;hoppin g & bus line frpk • .:arJgl', r>rl\ 64().l278;552-4201evesail 5574872 bearh Yrly be Adult!\ 5 only. no Pt't'> Stl50 2 Br. beam ceilings, PoOI. 2 br.2 ba condo. counlry ro2162 bltn range . No pets. $290 • selling, pvt ch1lds park, By Lhe walt'r 2 bdrm 2 1)12.~64 313 17Lh Place. p1rruc BBQ.3PoOIS.JaC, ba wa'>hl·r /dry,•r NoL clbhsc, gar s torage, nr f I --------Csl Plaza Child OK. no garage, pauo. rp <' S440 2 Br, l ba. aJI elec. Brand p e t s $ 3 9 O . per mo Vrt>:_ ZlJ·Ji4 7·'8G new. 187 E 18th St. $350. &\2-l~/673-5781. Very clean R:irh 1 ~ hlk mo Agt 541-5032. Deerfield. :! hr & den Bay!root fa1Julousv1rw 2 New2br2baincl.uti1Ten· to beach. $26.5 per mo C.Omfortable new 2 br, 2 home. fncd yrd. frplc, BR. spat1ou!i hvmg are'a. rus, pool/jac, rec, rm ut.ll rnd . 575·3029 wknd ba. kids ok. no pets. wll I acct"pt Pel!> & Sl250. lse. Rcferl!nee!o. $500.972-1000. or eves. 557-m&SS365. mo. t·hildren S<IB5/mo. A~l 644 !1793 . STEPS to bch 2 br, pallo, 1>'13-4447 -BeaulJfully decor 3 br con· carport, w / D. rurn/un -.ealiB.AU fully furnished 3 BR. 2 , SACRIFICE m.ith l'Ondoman1um in Sb!' 31.>a Harbor\ u llm:. Two duvk•Xt>)> on ad)lHn So. P11lm <.:Jnyon Or f am rm 2 rrpk tnplc an~ l:iq~l' Inti. Ol'JI (near Counlry t:lub> gar. wet bar, & many ex 1 __ ~ h 3248 Newport C rest Condo do. pool. pvt 15 acre rum $500 yrly b75 n5R Fountain Vall•y 3234 ::?.':':: ••• ~~••••••••••• 3 Br. 21 ~ ba Some ocean park.Newport Terrace . New beautiful garden ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 1 ba. rncd yard. view. $600/mo. Agl. ~.496·7737 2 br, frplc. yrd, j(ar, near apartment.:.,pool&s pa. Nl'WJXlrt lll'1ithl~ 01mm poul. J;11·uu1 & tras. S900/mo 644 81~ BcauU(ul Tiburon Twnhs ~5 n.-a.. .... 1U-"--3600 ferry &sbopprng. Bachelor $260 3br, 2ba. or pool~ & play. ·deck. secluded. $550 mo. ------;:::: ..... : •• :::::'........ $400 536-6617 I nr $305 OWNt-;ltMlJSTSELI, lenn1s. 4 Mrn from Lovely 2br, lbu hoUM'. F'mllncaal l'on~ullanl rlowntnwn &· lhc hit vc wlfrplc. Jo'Tonl yd. walk i:roond $.tSOmo.5573031 Lyrlease.1-481·7532. CUTE 2 Bdrm wlfrplc. 2 ar $360 ask for llcnry Spacious 1 Br w lfrpk . briek walks. lrsi patio & Ocean View. s unny, 3 br. 2 $230 Ua<'h I n<'d u t 1 I Adults, no pcL., Brokl'r ti4~ 250! l'Up:inl lo t•n1oy the -to' bch $ 425 L:irk:;pur wJrm ti Un• $12•1.000 S4.50roo. 548·5'117 Lcu.'lchold Tom Alhn!lon •-----22 UNITS Super polcntral. mu;11• makan,i.: UOJl!. LO('Jll: near fwy!> & 11hopp111)( Cr06s Sll> Mai:noh<1 MadJS(m, 111 R1vt·r:.1dl• Nwpt America Properties Newport Amrrican 957-1900 Properties. 9 5 7 -190 0 TRIPLEX Lelli. lhan I mill' ti bearh Ownt•r ' unit w1lh f1r1"p larl' l.'Jll lor dt• lat~. t;.'2'8235 (V 831 Deluxe 3br 2ba rrplc Harbo r Vu . H omes $650mo. No pelit. 644·2405 <MofC~ Properly 2550 3 BR. ram rm .• Jasm1nt' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cree k ; on grcen bell. FGlblook A.er•~ some view. $1100. 12 acres, $12,000 pr acre 2 BR. 2 ba . canyon vu. Ownt•r w 11 I f 1 n a n c e adlts $525. Agt 673 5354 w125r; down Cos1a Mesa 3224 P €~TIG€ ••••••••••••••••••••••• --o..= HOMES 4 ar & den. 21, ba. 12 blk from Nwpl Back Bay 33JJ W Co11sl Hwy, NB Olympic size pool. lenn1!o 645-6646 ClS, JaCUU I & sauna SOOO. CaJ I 646-925 I /\SSUME P .'i noquahry· 536-1461 mg $.Sl,000 Cnndo 2Br. ---------1 2Ba. frpk Pool. Jar. nr New 2&3 bdrm condos. frplr. bltns, 2 car .:ar ;.ige $4.50. & up. 1076 Can yon Or.645-5637 ---golr t·ours c . Ownr Two 4·Unit Bldgs Oceanside. 1·757-4035 Peninsul~. l'mnt ,m·a. o.i of Sta.. 2br lbu hardwood fl r Qu~l.Jty bwll, twuutrrully Property 2600 beamed .ceiling, fcnc mamtarnl·d l-~al't1 4 l\ll'X ••••••••••••••••••••••• yrd. Blt·1ns. S m c hild has lwo 2 l>drm . 2 ha. ~ . OK. No Pelc;. $390, 1982-B two 2·bdrm . t hu u111t-. Bcaullful hag~ desc~l. 5 Meyer Pl. 549.34114 Eu front unit has wood ::seres, m obil & view. burn in~ r 1 r \' p I an· Good w~·ll Low laxes. DESIRABLE s:J75.000 Each IJhli,: \..xtras 25 mr lo Carson HOME Weiley N. Taylor Co. Cily. $47,uoo 702·G29·0171 2 Br. den, 2.Ba , cpt,drps. Realtors G44 4910 (collc<'t l forced air _he al, garb · Rea Estat. d1s p, bll·rns. patio. tSTTJMEINVESTORS Exchonc)e 2800 garage, waler furn Prof. Real Estate lnvrst ••••••••••••••••••••••• Adultsonly, no pets. , Counc1ling & i.chanizc Trade for Hawaii Condo RATE RE~ONABLE advtSe. Spec 10 Beach OC' House Have l lrvme Across from Country Multiplex uruts. prop & Townho.use. Owne r Club buyers available A~k for 95.5-2258 or 551·3877 27S Mesa Dr. * 548·6706 Slup Bun.on Couno;elor --------Really960-~3/840 6361 lncOfttt Property 2000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• O SUN REALTY INVESTMENT Neal 2 br. 2'-'.t ba condo w /2 rrplces. poo l . dshwhr. washer/dryer . Sorry. no kids or pets. Singles ok. $435 Agt, no rec. 9&U566; !Y73·2971 Mesa Verde 4br. 2ba. Nt'w drapes/rarpets . $550. Call Roy, 898·2641. o r SQl-9332. • AHHOUHCES • AHHUAL MAaCH SEMINARS Close to elem entary s<'hl. 3Rr. 2Ra w/IJ: den. frplc. dishwas her. covered pauo w/BBQ. kids O K No pc!:.. $585 mo Agt no f('t.' 964.25fJ6; 973.2971 Huntin«Jton ~och 3240 •.•.••............•.... New legant 2 bedroom SS50, or 2 bedroom + den $575. Cedar & window home. Jo'1vc b locks lo beach Pn vate 2 car i:aragc Fully main· ta.med yard Adults, No pets lnqwre at 527 18lh SLrcct t 714 > 9fi0-633 I. Aolsa/Spnni:ctale 4 br. 2 ba, fncd yd. garagc Kids & pet.s ok . $445. Agl. No fee 964-2566; 973 2971 Adams/Mal(noha 4 br, 2 ba , frplc. ds hwhr. patJO. •fncd yd, garaitc. Krcts & peL-. ok. E<hson If S $465 Agt. no fee. 964-2566, 9732971 2 BR. nr Luke Park, w/w, dr apes. g arage" gardener & waler pd. Clean. no pcls Cpls only . $350 536-~ • 4br. 2ba. frplc. O/W. Very clean Nr sch ool s /bch . $485 . 973-9099 eves. 4br 21.,ba Oc. Vu. 2 car garg. Gardemn~ service. $650 /Is SJ6.L956, 957·1851 3Br. lg ba, frplc. attach g ar. patio . $475 /int'l itdnr. no pets, avatl 3/17 960-6489 _____ _ 2 BR t BA. yard, kids & pet OK. 504 IOlh St.HR 4 hlks ocn. S3.'i6 mo. S450 cJep 6<12 5717 ; 536·1857_ Fer ,....,.,. of Uwectl119 l11dii1try SklH1 & c:...-...... 3Br. 28a W. Side Clean 21><1r, dlb gar. s kids OK, S400 mo. blks. bch. No Pets. Avail Featuring: • Investment Analysis •Land Contracts. AITD's • Creative Financing •Tax-Deferred Exchanges • Condo Conversions • Income Property Pricing Attendance Limited To 150 Reservations Required 20100 Brookhurs t, Huntington Beach 964-2611 1t01•S A.HD AMHTS W&COMI No Costs or Obligations 548·~2 t-'eb.24. $375. 964-2283 aft. $400, 3br , lba. n o n -"-·--~~~~~- s mokers. Re r ·s. 989 l.g 2 Hr. 2•"2 ba condo Arbor. 548-1605/548-0358 . w/frplc .. full rec. Nr heh. $-175. Ulll 968-8224. Avail 4/1 SHARP Mesa Verde 3 br family rm, frplc. ad blt.ns, new r rpts & drps Walk to schools & ahOP· ping,~. 955--0117. Coiy l bdrm. house. yard. ut1I. said. downtown H B nly S195. Owner English hunting lodge -~-------- lype 3br. den. 2ba. 3 Lwtury condo 3br2buutt2 rrplr, brl~k rrty rd cargar,lennist pool/Jac S650.m o . 5(1 1 2215 or CIO&e lo beach ssoo l se 497-1744. ~ 3br 2"'1ba n •w doph•x, BEAUT. 2 sty 4Br. t l.ltba dishw .• p1H10, )(ar1t Twnhse Pool. tennis. Children OK. l475mo $450, 2 13 f 870 1880. 2l88MinerSl 557-4579 7l4/964"4L55 rlOSE' to beach & town yard, $485 mo Ph ba, Frpk. gar . lge derk. l''lblkstobt•:ich 673·6279 2250VanguardWay S390 mo 494-8945 ~-6625 Above Lug. Brh High afl.6wkd calNe wPoft Blvd 1 ~Hms 3250 LIDOISLE :~~~~~·4:,d~l~~._0s;;~: CoronodefMar 3822 64G-6816or 540·9626 3 Bdrm, 2 baths Freshly Eves/wknds. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, 1 ba, 1 story. s hag, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super 3 bedroom. 2 ba, frplc. clsbwhr. patio, fncd yd, gar . Kids & pcLc; ok. $435. Agl. No f ee . 964.2566; 973.2971 pamled. new cpl. frplc, ---------CHINA COVE I br ~ dl•n D/W, drps •. pat10. (rpl.. dish was hl'r. r ef rig . .,...._fth hrnished apt. Grt pvt palro. Sing I\• beam clogs. gar. Adlts. washf"r /dryer. Gardnr •••••••••••••••••••••••only. No peli. S3!15 $335 . 2650 Eld e n mrlS850 lcAoalsland 3706 G75-239B _<_1_'~------- ~Niquet 3252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ocean view Townbse. 3 BR. 2 ba. rec fac1l. pvt BURR WHITE REALTOR. IMC. 67S.4630 bch. 495-1651 & 558-3987 --------- Bayshores. pvl comm. charmtng 2 sty. lg patios rrplc. 3Br. 2Ba. $875 642 5568 or 545.5450 t BR, den. 2 Ba. fplc, bltns. pvt atrium. 3 car gar Tennis. pool & beach. Pvt. comm. $800. 759-1465 38'10ATSLIP 3269 Lg 3 BR condo. dbl gar. lease Sl.m. 675· 1225 Mewport leach ••••••••••••••••••••••• macnab I trvlne realty , PARK LIDO 2 BR. 2 bath condo w /2-ca r attached garage -fplc. Close lo beach. Imme d . occupancy. $425/mo. yrly. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (V ·85) PERFECT FAMILY HEIGHIORHOOO 3 BR, 2 bath newly carpeted home jus t awaiting your rinis hin,:t touches. Bring the children to this g reat neig hborhood close to :-chools & shoppinJ{. Move right in for $575/mo. Terry Hanes 642-8235. <V-86) HARBOR VIEW KNOLLS-S6SO/MO. 2 BR. 2 bath newer townhome minutes from Fashion Isle & steps to tennis, pool & rec. facil. Fplc - dbl. garage. Child cons idered. Paula Bailey 642-8235. (V-87) llG CAHYOH Spacious 4 BR + famtl y rm Broadmoor II model. Encl. prof. la ndscaped yard. Ready to move into! $1800/mo. Sharon Smith · 644 ·6200. CV-88 ) 6424235 901 Dover Drive 644'"6200 Harbor View Center Irvine at C.mpu\ V•Hey Center 752-HU •••••••••••0•••••••••• Like new 3 br. 2 ba. All "THE VICTORIAN" Mature married cpl only. ameruuei.. S62S 2 Br slud10, 1 •..; ba w /gar. Lg, well furnished. airy. Agent b'75 5930 ad Its. cpts, new d rps. 1•• blk from S . Bay Pier. NlCE 2 br upper dpl" range. fncd yd w/pat10, Fronts flowered pauo, Empl'd s~I or married wtrpd. S305.667Victoria 6T.H9'77 cpl. No smokers or pct:. _636-4 __ ~_._1_·5 ____ _ Cos1a Mesa 37 24 ms 640-4999 MESA PINES •••••S•U••S•C••::•l•T•::••••• l.ge 1 Bdrm apt w1m1nr 'u 1 Br SJ05. Frplc, pool. --of ocean Sll'~ to China Jacuzzi. gas bbq, closed Large & small 1 bdrm. ~e. Pvt dcl·k $450/mo j(ar. Adults. no pets. 2650 encl. gar. S245. & up Harla /\ve, 54~·~47. Adults. no pets . 2110 Newly remod 2 Bdrm Newport Bl.548-4968. front houst: w /fqilc . Newly decorated 3 br. 2 ba townhouse. Spaciou!> fireplace & pool. Quiet are:t. Adults, no pe ts . $400. 645-33111 : 675-5949. S255. l Br. or shops. bus, ocean. carpets. drapes. stove. frig. 645-1223 600 block Ma r 1)!o ld . $4SO/mo EYes 675-2535 """'llugton leach 37 40 2 Dr. fresh. dean. clos(' lo So. Coast Plaza ar ea. dlx :.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach & s hop'g. Coll Br2Ba4-p lex.encl.gar, Lu x :? 8 r A d u I t 752-5065; 646·317fi drapes. carpets. bll-ms . · Townhouse. Close to bch. Cos1a Mesa 3824 $415. 768-73J6afl5PM tennis courts. p()OI, j ac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4.50/ mo. s:n -4990 STIJNNING large 2br 2ba + den garden npl. Pool SJ45. 710 W. 18th Sl. AT'TH ROOMMATES MOW RENTING IRAHDNEW W~lvRates Sp~cl00s'stud1os & t Bedroom Suites M~A VERDE home al· 2 BR, 2 ba apts. Perfect for 2. Great C.M. loca- lJon! Available March Isl. $375 & $395. Call for details while selection lasts C.Omplete Ktlchens mosphere 2 &3 br dlx Beaut. Pallo/ Pool apts. oo pets 546-1034 Maid Service· TV 1 Mile to Ocean Wnttake ~ R~al S .. •tes Beautiful brand ne w adult apts. No pets. Pool. orktown at J&CUZU Open daily. 1"1 MONTHS RENT FREE! Insert era bug Beach Blvd 9S5 W. 19th St. 536-0411 or Bach.125H26.S 543-2000 1 BrS290-$J05 2 BrJm.13SO R.C. TAYLOI CO. 640.SI 12 L.ogma leoch 37 48' TSLMgml 64Hlt22 • ••••••••••••••••••••• • 1 ·-~iiiiiiii~--;..•~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;c LAGUNA BEACH MTR INN. $75/wk & up. Mmd serv .• color TV. heated pool. Ut1I. (714 > 494·5294. ~N.Coastllwy Newport leach 37 69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• STB'S TO HACH 4 BR.3ba., wntr. $600 3 BR. 2 ba. wntr. S42S 2 BR. 1 bu. lf'l~ .1435 COIOHA DB. MAI 3 BR, 2 ba .. yrly. SlOOO Mo. associated I P r""' ~ f A' t; Q F /\ l • t 1 Q S • ' •'' ..,,, • l I'" '" ~ ' ~ ~ I Short term rentals. 2 le 3 OR. from $375 up. Agent. ~170 MediterraneanVillag •Beamed ceilings, wood paneling •Grasscloth wallcovering •Fireplaces. wet bars •Dishwashers, walk-in closets •Ba lconies, patios •Park-like landscaping •Swimming pool~. J!cuui •Lighted tennis courts •Minutes to freeways & beaches I llDIOOM I ... OOM & DIM 2 • - 2 II TOWM40USI Adults Only Offico Open Dally 9 to 6 G) C7141117 .. 0JO 2'00 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa, Calif. - .. -# • . . . . . ....... -. 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S 700 / rn o <.;hrbtlun M I>' l h m i-out.h of th\• San Ow1i;o MuU Apt• IX'h ~llltl.5.5H¥70 ITl:i-1006 lC1tCh prl\• fl20 Mci>J l''r\'\'Wll)' S308 rnonth • It 21061 tvootkhunt. llf\ Verdf> ~11841 AvaU now 830 L030 BUY MOW!! 11' .11111u1 tl• _nr lba. rpt.s, 1h •"' '"'"" ~ d••riu~ll" 1~ 5117 ar )Jt; l~. :~~ HU ~l\allm1u • NOW Rf'.N'T'ING 1-.. h111r 2 UR l 1 Ila '''" • n< I µ.i I IU ""'.1 Oil 111•1 • .,_11h OK $ 11 :'I •U!\ Whi t6l-'61l 2 bdrm, 3 pt.>opl& mu ~tepa. to t>tiach. 2 br aar. :DI\, 3rd St. $47!. plus nt•w palnt & cpl. Unlurn ~btr bdr, male, pnv cnt Oclux.: mcd1,•ul -.u1 h· N a OR 2 H;\, rntl 'lt•ruraly dl'po111t Cll 1 cw rurn. Yrl,y S42r. w/ utl. Rel/botplatc. all furn Nr ~nd nr . Corom1 ckl iarq , clOlt' lO bttac h )4.). tWI 6:M M48 for 1.362, 213-670 711E___ bC"hJocn 1225 ~:JG-8~18 Mar Hcolo11om1c11 Cor1> s:m 984 2937 ppl1c•Uon ---t17~ti"/OO Pf'r mo · ·---Lurgc 3br 2ba 111w1H AUructlvc rm. ~i ma to u, 3 llr :t b•. lrpl, p1t10. 2 bf, ~tr» ltej' nn1> Canyon du.PI ex N en r I, 1 tJ o beach. S30 wk 10 H. ll m )' rd • no do I V\eW, dtt1'. uU pd lNl, Villa11e. s.w>.yrly OJ,.'" 98CMJ.~1 S00/1110, 7112 HT <t , laat 6 ~c Avail r.t ar I M Sut/f>un. ~14 Club U71i 01~ C411 ~·:$32 Hou c Or. 9911 58UIJ or VocCllloft • .....,, 4250 tat).1928. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 11.t-ucJ) for )OU' 2 bd, dvn. Lari• lbr 1pt utll 4r cur lrl)J<' ••r $3.W 1111:! 1718 Po~ lncld l h blr kti 10 a.JI forM•ck ~h M.50 mo 4.94·6344 a JJf rk'W ('OocW. I mU& tu 2br Li blk from l'r""~··nl bl' .i c h I u tu I r ~· t• Huy ooh tlcaul ON',1n p•t'k"i' In 1 tt-nn••. view Ju l re~(l(ltlt·d lrnn1'od, ()t•1·u11.) 1\\1111 MIO/mo tlM ~tti __ (213)!11.Y~l H L.eti-Hlh lt50 1a1rn1nt 1mes ••••••••••• ••.••••••••• ;.,'f.:"u;bnow rt.·nt11111 s uur Wodd I.at' Super Wrm 2 l>ll II< t•nd .iur &IC) dea.rt'' \ u 2br, 2ba, tllllk'r J..'JOQ l..cx'llll'd ' Ntw AdulU. ~ yrs min tiloctt from U.•rwh lthd Tov of hlll Monleclto 1 o rnrr of Tl'rr) Vtll•&• 1500 O wnr Or 1V1(·w~1nt l.n, JUllt 7M 840-11271 S68 31974. lo(IUUI ul S 0 twy 01.Kln -------- llowie ror rent. Big near All adult. no pcli.. 2 br. 2 City 11lpi. tl, lmen!) furn ba. from 13:». Jacurn. 125 nitely pr cpl Call puol, rt-c. bldg. Located after 3 p.m ~· 1~9 ucroli& Crom Nl'wpurt ---------~""h Gulf Cour se Collage m Wale!.. Grl Shown by appl only. Bnlam bwll 1780'i> on 14 ~. ucres ovt:rlookUlg L.u.kt! ----F\illr furn w/ mode rn New Dayfront 3 RR. 2BA faci & 11pph's r1~h 1 fplr. lndry hook-up. dbl ride/waJk /gol! or jusl re encl gar. uppt<r unit. tax. Sips tl. Sl50lwk Spectacular bay vacw Bro<'hure avail. Box L5H wlbch area. $800/mo. yr· Oranl(e. ca. 92668 or I Y, 840-l.lr79 · f31.9378 2 Bdrm . 1 block from ocean Garage. all ultl 10 cl $425/yrly, adulu 67S 2M5 or ~-4917 --Bl G BEAR CABIN 2 Br, (rpk, cpl.a; Sl<'t<P!> II Week or wknd. 640·S.S6S ---huuM-Sul &. &In C111l fur 1.nlo ~ 31l3 Ml bOOl .......... ...... lt69 •••••••••• •• ••••• ••.... Udo Isle, 2 8 R access 10 tenrus & clubhouse Yrly RJG BEAR Cabin. 1>IP-. 14. POOi lablc, culor TV, <! lrptcs. ~-WHi Uhl pd. S600 107 Vw Fiorcnce 2131281,8406 lletltds to Share 4300 2~ 500 sq rt uH11·1·>o From S14~ Incl ulal 779 W lOOI Sl 540 2200 IEAUTIFUL SUITES 400 to 2000 S<t Ft Crpl>1, lif'Pfl. 1>t!rv 1r1•cl C:O-rce Park Nl'wport 833~13 Oowntown Huntrn~t un fl(•:l('h -2l0'"1 Mam SL One 2 rm omrt• ,I\ J1l $110. 900-lSSll OM THE WATER! PLUSH SUITES 3j() to 1300 ~ q H . F.tostk Views Wct l:Jari> Udo Marina V'itlaqe Newport 675 11"62 CONSIGN MOW •Nt>t $140 $200 pr "k. We have 2.1 million c:on tra l'lural l'l'Ser vat1on bat·klog on "fl.v drives" with Pun Am ,t n d N u l IO n tt I . ~ii s n E' x c I u s j v C' I ~ publis hed hv <>'-'l'r 60 US & In l l·rnat aon:i I \\ hol~salt!rs including but not I 1 mitt.>d to Triple AA A . J\mtrnk ('J> J\1r Tr1tv('ma11 <Au s tralia >. RACV , NurGut <Germany> TCS <Switzerland). •J 0<1, invt':.lmt>nl tax credit + double : tht• dc<'lmm ~ depreciation. •Current r1<wt is at 2tORV's rec;at.Uc 350 by April :w lo\'erbooked in certain ~•zes J • Purchas<! at fa<'tory nl•l tnvolq· 4·Slar Mini ·s & <·lass A 's •100"4 finan<'in~ of invoice. sales tnX-&. hcc•nse through m :ajor banks at 13.0 /\PR-7 year nott· · 1 I n v e s l m t> n t S <' m 1 n a r ~ h E' t c1 o rf Saturdays IOAM I PM on Murch 171h. 24th & :list on location. -LA MAWCHA APTS o.a ,oint )126 l...u'Ji(t' l,?£.i bd 11.111h'11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .iph Adult" U"hwhr b lb.I d~11o 1tl U\l' U\ en tihm, t-nd _,ur ,,,.,, l•IN acaf ''" )nl $300 "' .111 Pool G ai. I'd 'T 711 '" 11ll J 1 4!1! •) .. 11 llr.•11ch. Nakr lltund 1w11o Jb. Untl!\ I 3brl :!1 i bil u wn1·r' .. tudlv 3 21Jd ~.. w...od IJurnm~ frpl<'i. qw1•1 r.-i. 1w1&h Kee an•u lm1 b<'h AcJulb No jll•L>1_YW U~ l.argt' 3 IJr lower dupkx. huge encl patio. Next to ChW\llel Park. ,,., blOl'k to buy, l ', blocks Lo beach 2Br. 2ba, '2 blk tu bch l~f family S550 yrly. S4l5 Yrly. No peb ()pen Sat & Suo l ·S. 4406 675-1706: 645-2223. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOMMATES Ql8 Sq. Ft. Fully cqu1111>crt for m c d 1 c ;.i I 1 d ,. n ta:l1paramed1c J e 'am rooffil>, pvt olflce. lub, dark room. Ground fluor . No. Co8tn Me1>a J'rnr Bldg. $3441 mo. Flexible lease. Tom ~2200 Dales IV R..tal 1K. 15092 H.-.crd A••·,,..,, Co. 714/559·4446 ' Pl 1142 5073, M) .)ti II -Ul.X New 3br.212ba. 2br 2b.i pauo, gar Nr U«Jlln to'rom S375 84ti l~l t ll 1·.in 'w11o l~w 2 br. 2 lla. Xlnt l'()od 2 BR 1 Ha ;! baJCUlilc~. end. dbl i:.1r patH>. no !Jd' ;iJ lll Vt-f)' pn\alt' S3'i'S l'hO Bakt.-r, Apt H $350 \ft ~;;om HWlt Harbor i.hare :.oo. i...nd & savmg to brand new 3br 3bu d uplex 1.9&13636 Nt>w 3 BR upl 51'10 ( 'h1ldrcn ,,. dt·111111· no petS tllO W lli1m1lto11 . H38 2V17 3 BR. 2 81\. lr1>k. fl•nt· )Td , l'ncl gar . ,1dullb. nr s A Countn Cluu S4:!5 673-81.39/631 II~ 1H Otx 2 Br. 2 811. 111 4 1>lcx, nr So Csl Pla£a quiet c ul-de·1>11c. bll1ns. )tarage. no !)Cl!> S:J35 fi44..6421 SIOOMO\'t::lN w pvt patio. bit ins. \LLOWANl'1': c rp/drpi. & walk to 2 hr t ha $365 2 br. 2 ba bt-«1ch Uuys 531.,.6663, t 11 l' n S 4 :! 5 E n r I 53&8705 l•Ve 840 594!1. )tarai:t•, P\'t lncd i.:raSl> 2 BR. 2 ba, studio w/pallo ~ Jrd 33-111 Che lla m & frs>lc New lri·plcx Way. -t!l6 1097 or 496 ~75 Qlll 91»-M2l Near beach. 2 Br. 2 Ha, Xtra lrl!.. l brlrrn :-.ume blt·ll\S, encl. g11r1u•ge. no \ICW Sunny & H •r y peL'I $360.640-1250 r lean i,:ar no pets $2 _ --------r mo litil 133.'l 2 Br. nr beach. rc rrig, gas lbr dli.hwah i>tove-;;~ & wate r lum. S300. Call lndry rm. ~ur. Occa 960-2272.eves 492-9482 2br. lba. 2QI "D" l':. lHth View. $250mo. 49&-236l UJrs&n Aiigeto z br 2 Pl Ldry fac, cpls, drps. ---· · Nupel<1. S280 644·0452 HldLJ9oe IHch 3840 ba, pvtPdecrfk~ n,ew cpts 1& -••••••••• •• •• •••••. •••. pamt. e e... or coop e Sharpi/~8"t~:•\ai>11 1 SHARP,beuchl.2&3BR. ~m~"1!:·2S';1Js:~e~ 7 vr 0 ell II~ e p CX. (rplc, dishwshr, garage • "\upets,$325 645·7479 & pal1oi>. No pels Irv• 3144 MEW DUPLEX 98>-2358 ---• • ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2br 2•,ba every amem T-·-.. -·~~ lovely spac 3br 2~ba Br and New · • uw•u"""""· • • Wnodbndge S700mo 2 ty. l650 sq fl Obll' & home bke. 2 br with 2131465-4841 · i;arage Hu ge yard pvt. gated entrance + 2 _c_a_r.:;;p,_ar...;.g.:...·------t w roum for ~rlr .. l'tc· patios Some with all Or1111gelree Condo. 2br . ~ 67J..6.336. 642 9666 garage. Sw1mmmg pool. Iba, teM1s. pool. Adults. Jacuzzi. Tenm:-. courts . I 646-3686. ALL A.DUL T APTS MOW AV AJLABLE 2 br apt. Pool. jacuzzi & BBQart•a Encl. garage. SORRY NO PETS 177 F 22NDST Costa Mesa 645·2498 :! br . 2 ba. all clec: . i:rnd noor. cov park. no pels. $350. 310 Vicloria f>.t2·2164/673 0782/552-4894 2 Bdrm I 8Jth. $350 mo, 2189 Pac1l1c. no pels Call ~Sl!llO. P<tm Condo. nr back bay ldC'al 2 s ingles. 2 bdrm ea ,,. ba. Bltru., cpts, drps. 1lbl gar S400 mo. 998 4761 bt'f 5pm. 646· 1812 an 7pmtwkods . Adil!>. n o pets. 2br Iba $2i5mo \dul~. no Pct.s blk lo Hunlmgton shop· ---· ping center mall. Adull!>. $290. 1 DR, rec fadllues. No pets. From S435. avail. Orangelree, adlls. Scawlnd Village, 15555 Nrfrwy.6"-1523_. __ _ Hwitington Village Lane, tllll!HwzndOft •ach 3140 H 8. 1714)898-9961. .,. ..--- 1 K ennebunkport? Isn't he the guy who kicked the ! winning fieldgoal in the'74 Superbowl'I" I tD ::x._ It \<CJU re not sure who (Or what) Kennyounkpon Wd!:.. don't feel bad-you re not atore Kerinyt>unl<pon 1~ ore of 14 d1sttnct1vely a1fft>rent ap.1nment Ooorptan5 at Seaw1nd Viii?~ 1r Huntington Beach Seaw1n<1 Village is d resC;l o! totally personah zed professional planning. The kind of attention you deserve Channel Place, or cull . bi3-0068or675-60111 'niE COVE.Bayside Or Shcre-N·Save FJ\IOY mon• Pay II.!.,:.• All A~Cl> & L1festylt>i. We Check Rclerentc:-. o.tUde Co. 1-800-154-0ltt (telex) oae~·s IRIH 69-2378. Computerized reser\'ation systern Lor at ions also jn San Francisco & Denver 1-way fl y.drive. -Luxury condo. m s tr NOW YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH suite, den. I~ ba. lplc. pool, jacuul. pvt"9t.'frt•h Sl50 759-1092 Cal 54t..4282 Newly decorated lrg 2 Cul Ltvtng Expenses! bdrm .heal ed pool Sna"'8 hom.·o• •P• 645-1)152 House-Mates Unlimited Sia> Up Omce·!ltore, 4110 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=~~ ft. AIC. 17:.ll Be:.tch Ut. ' 1i '• )l H.B. LEASE842·2834 lus.IMss Rental 4450 BusiftHs/lnvest/ L!ruquc office spat•e tor ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Fiftmtce ••••••••••••••••••••••• P k N t 000 VLG area. 3 Br. 2 ar ewpor Ba. gar aite. s undeck Pt<>nt-~'°\ .. ,. Roomm:"lt~ rn 1tr·f lft\j ~ H•C t 1<17 t r. 11 1rt .. J on TV ~nc1w· " , 1·· , r '" T rntt m.J~·'' I(•, ..... , c Ill,, ,,, lease Apprm<. 300 ~4 ft • ~ blk to beach Hu<;y traffic location Parkin~ :;pace incl. Call Carl)lyn al 6734622 or t>l2 5171 lllMMss I OpportuNty $~OS 714/832-4134 LUXURY APT LlVlNG :J,~~ o yr I y . Ca It Overlooking The Water OCEANFRONT Roommal\' wanlcd for ·················~····· /\ BOOKKEBPtNO. E nJOY $750,000 sp ec· 3br,2ba. Yearly. Frpk. lge. 4br hsc t'cm pre tacular spa, 7 swimming gar, S1050. ferred Sl44m11. shr ulll Office space av1ul 400 ... q ft . pvt rt-s troom & slora~e r m . Crpl' & ---------• ACCOlfNTIN,G & TAX PRACTICE Serv1re s mulf \Ind medium i.1zed b.usine~i.(J.-, on a monthly basis. in.., cludtng prepara&Mm 1Jf pools. It lighted courts. 'ISLMgmt 642·1603 !f79-H36 miles of bike trails. put·------------- drp6, elec & w&tt'r 1><1 RACH STORE Years least• $200 mu ottMewport llvd. ~:r!7R Over 2000 sq ft. ung,shuffleboards. 1850 sq. fl. ol luxury liv Scai.1dl· c·ondo w ls ltp l.ng, 2 bdrm. 2 ba. den. S1njllc M scl·k.:-. rmmte Plush OlfiCel>, Uj) to 7~1 .,q ft in xlnt bldg 18th & RM , BA. pool. Hsl' use. New p u r l B I v ti ulJI pd, N R . S170 mo . 64.5-2111/646-6:.>:I BachsfromS349.50/mo. powder rm. ftplc. cedar si.x>L..w .NB 673·2228 Also 1&2 bdrm plans paneling lhruout wllh all tax r eturlJt · '°I" services do not lfk'~l·· cert1C1ed audab). <All J ~1. Adams toq ~Ft~ 2st.ory townhouses beam ceiling. pri vatl' elevator. jacuzzi. huge lllc garage. view & !>O forth & so forth. $1050 per mo. 642-0983 BURR W,HITE . REAL TOR! INC. 675-4630 900 sq fl 3 rm ~uilt• Nr .... fID ... 323-.-.sooo ..... ____ _ t'em roommule 11o.inlt'd O.C. AlPort NB_ A\a1l 1-.--------•I mature woman 642 2732 Elec. It.itch, pnv, pat1C)l; & balconies. crpt s. draperies. parkin g . elevawrs. _P_ar_k_N-ew_po_r_l_s_u_b-le_a_sc_2 to share 2br 2ba apl. al Mar 1 Contact 752·8263 1• Promontory Pl Ocean View S220mo Call Cec1lw 714/&is--0797 art. 7. PRIME MWPT ICH MARINER"S MILE PLUMllM6 PRIME LOCATION repair & dram set>VH't• At Fashion Island. Jam bdrm 2 ba. pool, spa, ten· nis S-125 mo. 5mo + boree & San J oaquin 640-9Sl2 LOCATION Of'fil'l' space avail w11h use of secr etarial i.erVll'eS & all bu!>ancss olrire eqwpmcnl CALL J\NYTl ME 955.3370 un WATER Ava1labtl' bu.'lmes.~ Excel~nt l<X·u tor rNa1I or professional tu>n Complete Cat!iUf'.( HillsRd. -------Need roommut~ Vark of'flccs Totai or :lCJOO. sq GlorO!>BoS·~337·000• cy/r~,~~ fl Ca n be d1v1ded into ~ all l 0 b Pilot . P 0 . Ro 1111 sm er uru s n ve Y ''-·ta Mcs:.t. 9262i. West Newport yrly. 3 br 2 Npt. M/i'~ lx'twn :w . .is Forrentalinformauon: ba.-!~ 5 Le ps to ~ +•-: ulll 640-1987 71 4/644-ICXXl IACHB.01 UHITS S225 +deposit. 20 I E. lal.oa. HI. C4 ....... 55(>.7707 BAYWOOD APTS Fama· ly & adult 2 br/2 ba apls lo~rom $4 50 Lu l>h landscaping, recreallon. Newport Beach 644·5555 beach. Call 642-2565 an. 3. :n. 2f'33 W Coast Hwy, NR. """ Rmmle wntd s m h!>l' frnsd Ir.ma Pomt. delui.c orflcc then c an lil'~t:R & WIN i-; W 11 Sanc:MtRe• 3176 CM sn.soptmo +·~ uul space. 56" !>Q.ft . at·ro:-i, Waterlf"Oftt Ho ... s Npt Bch Nets~ m11 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 2S+ Rehable.645-7110. from Uor/\. 495.49n. 631-1400 Term.-; A~ 75i-14Qlf .• • Beach apts. 2 BR 11"2 Ba, Roommate n e eded 4.95-424!t 1·---~~~~~~~~~~~ Affthate $295. 2 BR l Ba. rrplc · baaul. COM home "Ca11'1 ..... ~=--------f'OC'-i.-tor-e & offtre space a t $360 ... ET $295. 1 BR I 8/\ $245 Man· lor delUJI:. 526 OECORATOKS . de"k rt·asonable r itte!o " ~7151 ~or759-064G :.pace. :.ample~. dt•ll\ery 500to 5000 StFt. PER WEH area Npt. Bch ~l 1572 .a. ny TIMI!' 2 BR 2 Ba condo, encl Femaleloshan.•Condom M~AVERUF-: R PAA ~ gar .. S3SO mo. 633-4720 Dana Pl. Non s moker 2 nn swle. 390 sq rt. ample PLAZI\ Our late-.l pro~ram '" (7l4J Sl87 so+ Ulil Debbie park. ult mcl A C adJa 1525 Ml"!a VerdR:. • M auLOmal1r merchal'l<hs 49J.4l80 cent lo Sec Pac1f1c 545-4123 in~fealurl's lht>rwwpo11 2 Br. e1Clra s harp. nu --------Bank Near E 17th & toJ,I hot foods_ All a rena drapes & carpets, $300 pr Fem r or 2 H d r m Orange, C M. 642·42 IO •NEWPORT IEACH * 11onally knowo branrl' mo.496-:?MJanytime. Peru.nsula Sl'"'.50+ut1I ROJO" Pn ·' h He J. .,., " me retau space /3100 s u l' a !> J1 ~ •• Eugen ia 64 2·7511 1 sqrt Prest loc.t'ashls!. fampbell'!> Hormel 548-19'l3eves <.:dM dlx swtes. ut1I pd Perl lor nonst. rnt decor. Thl•f Boy Ar·Dc\', l'll' All AC. amp! pltjt. 1''r $1!15 des1gm•r. art ~allcry. a{'t•ounts :.tre sccured h' :m· Nl)lsereqd s75 .. (i900 artisan.,, j.'(lft boutique or u. .. tn office bu1ld rng~ l>11ndw1ch shop Linda schools. rndustrial,Alanl-. 833-3581 & ht.t.p1lal., in your lire .. ----· Wt· need reltabll' peopt1 Industrial Rental 4500 111 your area to !'iet'\'11°1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.hese accounL' tJ/e ~"1 PRlME INOUSTRli\L vtdc ~cured locauons 111 BUlLOINGS your area . rompan' "4.<ll9 sq rt ofc/mcJ'I frnuncln~. wholt<sale out 645·0343 l'ownhousc. 2 Br. l'i ba t-)-ple. 2 gar, Is: pvt yd. no pel5 Ul5. 673-8403 M perfect blend or nature and hv1ng - nestled in a forest with t>aobllng orook.s ano quiet pon<15. cooled by natural ocean breez.es. Ada to that tennis courts. sw1mm1na pools. a JclCUZZJ and d convenient location near shoppmg ana emplOyment and you've got a place anyone would proudly call home (Even Kennybonkpon') One and two bedroom. one and two b.:llh -aault apartmeiitsTr'Om s31 s.oo • Olx 3br. 2ba lower dplx, I I blk bch. No pets. $500. I Ute. 979-003. Conf1dent1al pr1,•i11c o( fices. 2 compl fum. Sell contained. New bid~ 1.-:x ccpUooal value 240 ~q rt C M 7!>"7744 •6390 sq ft 24' gros~. 11.'I" one )l'ar factor~ ma ch shop w a r r J n I y p fl r t !> ~ -0000 sq fl l3' l(ro~s. ~l service. You provide 8 111 Fwy hr-your choice week I~. •500 •5500 ~q rt. Tustin 1>erv1ce;iblc aut.omob1lt• I BR. stall !>howe r. pauo. lndry rm. 12 blk to E J7lh St. shop.Pi!!& & hu~. 'Jew crpl. drks. tile. ,,o,·e & paint :\talur JdullS, no c·h1ldrcn o pet:. $295. 955 11711 Duplex 2 BR 1 Ba. encl iwr Mature adulL<i, n pets. $310 mo. 964· 1055 $375. Nr. new 2 br. 2 ba, gar. Crplc. bale Close lo Jll TSLMltml "42 1603 Mesa Verde -2 bdrm ~u1e t c ul ·de 'ac Heferences. $300/mo. 498-1936 X LG 3 BR. 2 ba upper, C'ust m OR /k1tch wt brkrst bar. Adlls . \lesa dcl Mar Avall Mar I SJ75, Apply 979·24 IG 2 BR I BA. carport. kids OK. no do~s Cpts, drps, S295 mo. 979·0136 ,l. __ New custom design, lux- ury, sell contained 2 br, 2 ba & 3 br 2'n bo. Each own yard. Fplc. 2 car gar. w/clcc door opener, each avail after March lsl. Bonnie 64r>-4466 or Dr Rappop o rt 2 13 1 595 -2191 or 213/654-4367. l lge Br apl. No pets Adults only. Pool & pa Lio. l887 Monrovia $260 ~:n. Hcauuful panoramic view twnhse. 3 mas te r slz<' bdrms. 211) ba. balcony. rrpl, trash comp. dshwshr. 2 car J!ar with opener Avail Mar 1. S575 mo.963-9784 2br. l ba,sharpcood. gar. Nr S Csl Plaza. No pets. SJGS. 962-IJUS. lmmac Quiet 2 Br townhouse Patio. pool, adull.s. $325. 646-9507. 753 W l8lhSt. OCEAN& CANYON VIEW Newly r~ror. Zbr lb• H lodv. Huge lnc. yrd. f'11.noramic vu of lites. trµk. stove. refg. w!d, 1-·rr gan1nr Avail. 3·1. SSOOmo. Oya 879 M.'\9 ask for ruck eve. 687-0863 on. ti. Seow1nd \7illct···1nqton \'·~~ .. 15555 Hunungton v111dge Lane ~nungton Beacn. C4 (71 4 )898-9961 From ttoe Sein D1eQO rrt>eWay anve north O!l Beacn to McFadcJen. Ulen west on McFadden 10 Seawmd Village f urnrS111ng:. ava11abie •Open aaity 10 AM tJI dusl<. STEPS TO OCEAN. Vil"W I JBr. 2ba, 2 car gar. bluns. '675/ mo. 675-1906 Near Hoag. attract 2 BR l twnhse. 2 BA, c pts, drps, W/O hkup. Adlls. no I pets. $375 mo. 548-2005 I WATERFRONT I 40' dock avail. 2 br w/all xtras. Quiet. pvt, h~e deck. $575. 673·6336: 642·9666 IWiwqott IHch 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• APARTMENT HOMES HUNTINGTON BEACH All Apts Feature: Fenced Yard Enclosed Garage F ireplace Laundry Facility Deluxe Kitchen Plush Carpet Fully Draped I Block off Beach Blvd. Corner of Terry & Viewpoint 3 Bedroom 2 Bath UndcrSSOO Rental Information Call · 147 9'001 \ 2 Car Garage 79:?1 MOONSHAOOW CIRCLE :\ JATtR1\RD DF.VELOPM£~PROJECT 848·3133 7 -. .. - .. l br + den, Condo. new cptg. pool, 3 bllr.s S. Coast Plaza . 1 yr lse. $375. avail Marl. 675-9226. ....................... $325. Dix 2 Br 2 Ba condo type. encl. gar & patio. in!ant OK. 7211 Trask. ~2585. 891 ·2144 ,.. 1ww•Fun1bhed or u..t.Wllwd 3to0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11IE EXCITING PALM MESA APTS M~TONPTBCH Bacb,1&2BR fromS2S5&up. Adults. No pets. · l!i61 Mesa Dr. (5 Blks East of Newport Blvd) 9am-Spm 5*9860 Non -s mkr. working woman, to shr tondo 5175 mo. mus l ha ve refs.644· 1595 Fem rmmat.c wanted lor b ea u t condo --- lXI sq ft. Ol:itc ore. nL crpt. nr C.M. DM V. S130 Util mcl 5464714 eve:;. Bayfront Office. Lide Village. 549.5033 w/backyard. pool & ten· --------- nis. Verv reas. Call John 3 Rm office. earpeterl al :-,s2.Si32 or .i98·38G8 or aurond Skypark Circle 653-8411 MIF11·5. lrvine. 5"9·5033 Female to share 2br. 2ba tm i;q fl. 2 blks to 0 C duplex, 2 blks from bch. Airport. S46S mo. Shari: withsame .$198.642-9783. upstairs front w /11.?< balcony, pvt ba. A/C 4321 8U"Ch St. Suite 200, N B Avai l Aprt I 1 K · Investments 75'1·7900 Roommate wanted to s hr lg CM house. $175 Ma r · ly. 631·5824 eves. 975-4003 dys. Small office swt.c. 1 lrg ·• s mall offices Approx 4150 400 sq. rt. Xlnt lo<' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-1166 Eas tside C.M. si nJ!le garage.$31.50 ~-4201 eves all 5 ---------Prof Office S..ites I•--------• Garage N End Lai;una HUNTINGTON BEACH Central loc. Just ofl Beach Blvd at Main Sl THEM AJN Of'FJC1': 847·5338 TAKEOVER PAYMENT INFORMATION OAC llMTOPTIOMS TO IUY 400 HOMES ~MEAS MOll.IHOME STOllS Santa Ana 554-7070 £.Anaheim 956-4500 C. Anaheim 956· 1011 WesLminst.cr 848-81195 Beach, safe dean SSO. •l94·3446t'V('li Gara11e for r e n l. 425 Larks pur S25 mo 548-!>417 4400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dana Point HB.P! must sub·lease super ex· ec ofc 1>pacc. NR area. I block from airport 5 ex· ec ofrs. lge Jrcpl/l(enl ofc area. Janitor & ut1l incl. Lge new modern corner toe. 60' per fl Call Fran at Newport lnt'I Univ. 752·2541. Other smaller space :ilso avail $254. 700 lll! ready LO sl.<lrt in JO •3949 s q rt. Tu!>ltn days. mrn1mum mve!>I SL91.500 menl S3300. Call Toll Cal 17141 838-5970 th>c. Phones Staffed 21 dy Hr Oa\ s i-800-325-6400 17141581 ·5787 Operalor45_ lndustnal 800 Lo 1600 s q ft with orftces Newport 615-2111.646-6303 s-. 4550 .....•.•••............. Sel f ·s lura~e. 1760 1 Morgan Lo . H.B .. off Uch & Slater, 848·9998 RentalsWonted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRA VB. AGENCY • •Own your own retail truvel agency & bt.• par1 of the billion dollar m dustry Expenence n •H nccessary . Startup . training. technical & merchandtstn~ support provided. Tolul invel>1 menl S4S.000 (tnclurlml! $18.<n> franchise foe. M'l uµ cost & 1rut1al work1111! l'ap1tal • TRAVEL HETWORIC, A Travel Franc1se Call Mr Westerhou~l' 714/838-9242 Rl•s pons1ble. working writer St'ek s o n e bedroom coll;ige 10 Corona del Mar or Costa Mesa. Qu1etnCS!> essl'O- tml Wnte Class1f1ed Ad 11206. Daily Pilot. P 0 Box 1560, Costa Mes a A VendifMJ R~. 112626 Own & o!J('rale your o~ n UC I Professor. no kid~ 'ending routes 4·10 hr ... wcckl> . Complete com or pels, needs furnished pany training & locauon upt. Apnl l-Jw1e lSlh. ~tup. Cash invei>tmcrll C.a.11 C Lave. 833-tiSOO, nt.'Cded wkdays Plan I $2,080.00 Plan II S4.980 00 Plan Ill S9,710 00 Plan IV $14,190.00 C: a I I T o I I I'' r l' l' Couple w/3 cb.Jldren want to lse 5Br, El Toro, Lake Fores t home w /poo l 581·1789 I 800·237·2806 01 Attention LIDO HO ME l.tm-237 0704, Sun lOAM , , 4000 .. .................... . OfflCf SP ACE New. beautifully de· signed. redwood office building ready for Im· mediate oct'upan<'y. We still have approximately 3Xl0sq ftavn1loble. OWNERS or near prox· 6PM. M W9AM-8PM •; ~-a~ 4450 1m1ty. Do you have a ---E " ~· _... polC>nl1ally b C'a ut1ru1 Health Food Store in S , 1': ..... sadorlM* Lovely gardens-Brooks J1mi Caffrey 714/493-2254 COMM ERCIAL SPECIALISTS ••••••••••••••••••••••• home., Is labor too l'O!llly Idaho Tnplc nets $42,00U .; Newport Mariner 's M lie. r 0 r r., m 0 d t· 11 n g ., + per yr. Sll0,000 lak1•:-. • Modern 502 sq ll store Carpenter. married (>V<'r)'thing. Ct'ntUf\ • ~<Cl Avon. Low rcnt. w/baby ctesu-~ low rent Nl•Lwork 714-498 5000 " wtr. fall •Kitchen Facll. avail. •J acuui, heated pool •Wkly or dally maid s rv. •'IV Cr pbooe available OFCALJFORNIA 213-477-7001 hOUM' in exchangv for 1st 493 1492 t'ves • class corpentry. All rer ROLL-ER SKATE 1 • STAINED GLASS CLUB Work Area + Lockers &Stornge . Jane. 548-8532 UOO BLOO has char m -rrom Lido Jslc 493 l9l0 rent.i 1ng art'ade shop avail. _,.7 Ol't.stoS6500 monlhl~. N11 Lown $72.50 Wli 2277 Harbor 3/1. Good ex~urt!. $450 .... ru• pm trouble w /clly. t:lY ct1 3355VlaLldo.67J.4156. MhcelaMoti Priced to sell Agt c.osta Mesa 645-440 •HIW&DG• lax> fl. ~ noor. benut. ICH CITY SHOPS Roomw/klt.cbeootte decor. Seaclflr Office 4 l.11\ique one of a klod $80week&up. Prlt. 2120 Main. Hunt. shops · food ser vices. 548·9755 Bdl. 75t per ft. He rman Qualnl Seal Beach Mall, Ql'ffenryM)-31177 311 Main St. Agt/Owner BuullfuJ taguna Motel 213-!188-7717 ~· By wec'k or month. 1------------------~9'. ~ SUITI tmsq n. store by ocean. Rm, pvt bath. mu tu re Olarn:u~ 32S sq ft ofhce Npt pier & bu~ s top empld lady, lit priv. rel, space •ith very at&.rac· S550.mo lsr avail. Sl.SO +.Laa Bcb,4941346 live new wallpaper 11nd 87S-28M540-4917 wtua.. shult.e.ra. Must see ------- Sunny Fashion I suite t.o~~~le. $275/mo. w1ba Ir pa tio. Mature ~S lliLTY empl'd gentleman S26S. '7S.2l I I . . . . . ......... _, .. , ... HARIOlti.VD. StDtt 20x60 + office. 14~ sq I\, total. S5QS Per mo BIU'. 675-6700 , .. ' -•• t ·-·-·· ·---·· --.. -- .....,, 4650 751-1400 . ...................... ---------- Real Estate French1sr NATIONS LEADING 1''LAT·FEE Brokerage ~ Ex.chwveTerril.OrY ' SAV·COM 714-640·2800 ~ t'or Lease "Creystone Mnnor Gallery" In CAm bria. portion or on old I::nglisb Tudor mansion. Fwmer gallery and n ·· sadence of art 1st Phil Paradise. Ele11onl hvlng and beaul1ful ~urround·i---------- 1ng~ many outatandlng feature". Cou ld be Je11llcry . cesldencc or both Adulls onh. no peta. Avtul11blo March S $GSO a month. Cnl l 805 927 3HS o r p.9'Z1-4Mi .. -.. Fnr Clo•slfll'd Ad ACTfON ~lie Oally Pllnl AO-VlSOH BU-567 ., . •'f ... .. '•' ,. ' t , • :lit•. Q ... ..... 'I . ' ' . \ .. . . W-.a........1 7 11 -~w---..1 11-tw.W..-4 7100 HllpW.-.cl 7100 ~W..-.. 7 100 .... W-'-4 7 100 Help ..,._ ,_ . ..,._ . 1 -•• ~T. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~;;r ............................................................................................ ••••••••••••••••••• 1--------- •• • •• ·-·· llotj ••1-1••1 51 00 r. -111111 lllO .W.wtll ... Aul. Awmblft's At.rroMOTlV& Banltlna TB.Lii •12 DAILY PIL.Of ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• J\tt'ou._nUq Nflild aharp pert who can •PARTS • . KEl.AXlN<l MI\: SMi A.Wiil in our prod dep\ 41 COUNTMMIM! Newport Center br:anrh ••• .::tmltr SOOS •• • •••••••••••••••••• I •••• O...WY• ~Quiet l'O\~ Corona 0,1 l\lur • \'°"~~Win.Mr ol T• IT.. Ticbh • • t.u aacus VAIGAS . -~~b. 26th or 2'11h •:~PM f't>rformu11e~ 1 "r->1 ''l'tw (.'11 y 1ihopp1ng {'t:Jlh-r Orange '1'> d.\lm your I ll'kcts, ~I ec2-~. eitt m •• * SENIOR CITIZENS SPECIAL CZ50,o DISCOUNTI PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY S2 Sf'll 1U\) lll'ffi ~ C'llffi b1n11t1on uf 1tl'm~ fOf' f7S ur lcu with ..i 1•,·n11y Pl1K'hcr Ad 3 llnd for 2 ~'IJll'l)l.'CUlJV\" dMYI' t.Jl'h .i.Ul.IJIJU1\11I I.Jn\" ·~ ti(> for Ill\' 2 d~Y" (.'h.lri(l' 11' No l.Omm"n 1111 .:ub 1-·ur mot" 111111110.,1 wn ,ir1d tu pl.ir(• your ud , ... 11 ll:lhJam .. 1'1.h·Ma• tu.r •Oll-T......,... perform aecrctarlal M(CffHllCS Busy Chevrolet dealer seeks peuon•blTe In II ... .,_.~111 dull MusttypcOOWpm M nur Oran•e County dMduAl w/6 mOfi elle.r OUlt'I ..... accountenWK Ii be able lo do Plilfllt' up PRECISION Airport ne':.ids parh .-xp. to do paying & H l'REONAN'I'" l 11r11111 ~ wnrk Su I to com· counterml!n with GM (t"'IVU\fl fl rela~ O~rll· r<Wkknll11lrnun1wlln1¢& l'rol&Jly Antaoom•e:i Our menauutt> w /abillty ......... periencc Good lions w<>rk Sal com· ( I .......... , I M • -Offl ~And ...... Ad 1142.5 Ditllv ,,,_ -ex 1 · mc~urMtC3 w /exp. Con n· rrr1 """"on. <111 UI) O\ to ... r11er Ct:!I Pi 'ro Rox l..500. Cot\u ~ay . e n v ron m en t wct. c. Bruton, French ~~lrAkR .. ;plllJl 547 2~ V111l Ua ht Our New .. ~ Ca 921626 • _,. C 1 r crmanent. Opp. for .. odb· &nk ot California. 500 m-~ r. l».'1tUOO l"S • , Advancuu ontro S O ~.ement . See uO Newport Center Or. N 8 . s,lri..._. a ... r <X.H.l>Wf:LL BANKt;R S rera an unu11ual op· llUJ ' U C1unl11u ll~al %~~~~·~ ADVERTI ING ~~Z{:" n:::!:kl~~ ~~~~':s~t &oC'lefl}('o\e. •vlly he z:m N 8ROAOW AV SAi.ES mactiliv lbopakllls. Thl11 NEWPORT BEACH l''or appt tu.! 7' I Sl\NTA ANA Is )'()Ur chance to move Banking AageSsjve Independent bank ls seeking ex pc ri enced Credit QWlcker. Qall Ms. Oavlw. 848-1234. ILL '5 We have an inl'l't'Hin11 1be DailY Pilot ha1 an fl'Om routine work Into Al!l'OMOTIVE MICH I d d h Immediate opening for a '1Jverslrled, percliJion as· *LOT DET •iL •o.tc .. • man throuii out sales person wit h mblera "" Orq U>u.nty fur ~x· newspaper display ad· se · Part·Ume. 8 AM to l PM HAM 2AM lt:u :n_.!J l'Crl twed accouot•na at vertf•inlC exper ience. Mon. thru Jl"rl. at one or UMOA • Vte•t bookk P n& penoon I. Good s 1 I a ry. com . You will use your talents Orange County's leading PacifkClty Bank t;qual Oppor Employer o.k.I Met~ II orVltlt u today-we ml.saoos and excellent to build an en.Ure com-new car agencies located Bank ""'loolun11 forward to rrlo&e beoerils. Ex-puter ·Contr o lled an Costa Mesa. Mus\ •TELLER • fern.'-'of H Jftt'Wll )'OU w our new cellent growth op-machine tool. Vou must have valid Calif. drivers n ina aJI 01 ILnll' Cu klc't1Uc.wl ...-..... ues for a pe.rsoo ...... able to use preca·sion ti~. Call for appl. to PART TIM i:; ~ .--b't ~ Ch k Court or Paul Immediate opening in HM 1. U C714'8lS.4 103 with career am 1 ions. measuring instruments uc our Laguna Hllb offlcl' t-REE PM KING Olli for a,ppointmeot. ror cla&e u>lerance fitting OeFabiis. f'h'8n·ol mo• 1111.-ht .. -~~~~~~~~ 642.4321,ext.277 &al.agnment. 540-9640 Savings a nd LoJn or 111 d ma .. i.t•ur lnh111° OllAM&E COAST UNIVERSITY bank experit'n<'e rt' lt•n •ff PM \ppl --------DAJLYPILOT S~&SERVJCE qtared.Excellenli.al11ry. ..,... 11 "<.:""'"....., ,,,,,, wortuno cond1llon~ and ,,,.., " .oVVv•' • •'u you w 1 11 re c e I v t: .... 330w Ba St ••wor••Ts benefits. Call or apply SUft'ERINO fr 1m ~l'lxir EARN TOP Y · minimum superv1s 1on -• -Monday, February 26, mu, i-.oruo11~ u1 JJn Costa Mesa while working in our COUMTaMAM rlrUf'' Abk .ihoul l't·rl,1 F.quaJOpporLu.nHy clea.n shop an Irvine. We Mlnimu.m 3 yrs. jobber l:!lto4:00PM. lit.• JoJ(>ba ll111r & St 11l1J PAY Employer olfer competitive wages experience. Must be well AMERICAN ~lllrn\'l'\i. l•h l.ul'wf W1lh your rarst review groomed & personable. SAVl ... GS lt'Uf,842~"4 Advertising aft.er 30daysonthejob, Hard work & good pay " •SEQUIM • Mo<k:ls & ~co1 lb Malt-Jo't:mttlt.' Ann, Oc>11tany. Sonny. Eneo. Marsha, Cltosy 24 hri> ~rv1n8 CJ C Ask about spec raLes 752-8708 DRIVE ANEW AUTOMOllLE Accountants Overload Professional LONG Oil SHORT 18M ASSIGNMENTS IM SO. Ol.ANGE CO. rrodllctlon Ptnott with growing company. 24<&"; El Toro Roal.I & Apply in person or call Call 556-2500 for in -Laguna Hills Art Asslslaftt 714·556·9300 terview appt. Ms Goldblatt 779 2816 t;Qual Opportunity Must have experience In BABYSITTER student Employer M/F typespecing&producin~ ADVANCED CON preferred to watch 16yr 1~~~~~~ clean , well·dt!s ignt:d • old. 1am to 8:1.Sam M /F i= finished ar t. Apply an my home near Bushard Beauty Operator expcr. person between Sam. TROLS & Adams. cau aft. 6 p.m . with or without the clien· 5pm. or send resume to: 1.,..,,,1 J amboree 962-1453. tele lmmed. opening. Ap· n. Jolf ICMJI" IK """ E ply in person. Ask for t 7042 ~A•• ____ E_.O_. _. ___ BABYSITTER. 2 mo in-Ms. Fafar Regis Hair ,._ 92714 tc.c.~a-rant. C.M. aru. Start Stylist, S.C. Plaza, C.M. trviM, -,__ ~ March21St, call 646-1689. 540-8888 C714J 546-0331 for lillhtmg rixture co. 714/ ---------1 2031S:E. Main. Irvine. 8abys1ller-Full time day Bellman. Apply an person care for 3 children See Judy. Surf & Sand If Y°" han recent H · Aggressive independent needed m Costa Mesa Hotel.497-4477 every year ror PaJm•melal f1 n1:.h1ng 642-5678 aboul$500 ·S1000 shop. Prunt boolh. :.pro) .__ _______ _, Most Makes l'QWpment, comprci.:.er. 1 -t & IC.......-...I --5300 ·--•'•4•4-•2•5•2•6 __ _ ~ degrea~cr. clt'an ..ua .-- -arllftibks. ho1:.t. ell' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------- Rent S225. Locatt>d 1n MASSAGE c.a.-.eso 64&-1234 FIGURE MODELS ,.......ce a.s: bank as seeking Pay ASSEMBLY area.Mon·Fri.557·0487 rrtv CCT Call D Kn Ck See our Jobs unde r "•-A Filers. · sto 8 Warehouse for 1 m. Babysitter.~! Toro area, • • IAITOR for appl. 894-8887. M ... -l 0· n" _....CcT' ........ YST Pacific City Bank medlateoperun~. a ..... ., woman. s ar r. .t A _...,,_ J;"-ual n.......r Employer VICTO Jan 2nd. wk. days 7 am to "'I V )')'V 4:30. Care for infant ~/C IOOK•HPU T1...-cry 51f'vlces Ref req. 761Vi446 _ ./P/R, a.ERIC APPLJANCESTORE · -t-A/R a.ale . ,..----------Back ore medical ass1s . Boal Hardware Sale:. Person. PIT 2days a wk Schock Hardware 2900 Lafayette Newport Beach 675-3324 . Body.Man. Harbor Body a.ERICA!. VARIOUS CLERICAL POSITIONS AVAILABLE Account Clerk $'737·~7 per month • Ct.rte $700 $9[2 per monll• Secretary 17734957 per month S~rClert& $173' 7 pef' month Typist Clerk S137-llu.a per month M.dlcal Tr.KripHOflid S737·$957 per month Expenence required . Apply 1mmed1ateiy C OUNTY OF ORANGE "8lSOHNB. DEPT. 625 N Ross Street RoomG180 Santa A.Jul. CA 92701 (114) 834·2861 Affirmat1vt.' Aetton Employer Q.ERICAL Xlnl opply w/prestigious corp ror stat typing w 110 key exp. Start sal to $800, call J ean. 540-6055. Coastal Personnel Agen- cy, 2790 Harbor. CM ALL JOBS FRf:F. O.ERICAL to work for rinanc1al ex-ec of outstanding corp. Lt fig lypang. -..xper. pre. fel'Ted. Vanel)' pos w/x. Int fnngc bcns. Slarl sal SlOOO Call Jean. 540·6055 Coastal Per<>onncl Agen- cy, 2790Harbor. CM ALL JOBS FREE fj,;.;'Maln1'nan<0 Co FOUND ADS ESCORTS ~le 1n Newport OUTCALLOMLY ·Excellent poten-lD[ FREE "--hr ng hl and1v1dual M -r•• ••es, -w ... ~ ront locnt.1011. Call Call: 631-2140 ""''a.ale needs4 youngaggressave I Assemblv I wanted. PT. FT for ""' peopl a . n o exp~r • I youngprogr essivegrow· necessary . Will train. I EXPERIENCE t Ing specialty in NB. Call F.amupto$350 .. per wk I ELECTROMICS I ror appl & intervie~. Works. 2076 Placcntaa.1---------Cost.a Mesa. Ml'., fllJ1s, 9.3 Monday GOLDEN GIRL c.br\t F,raday. 615-1994. 64~5671 Call For An Appointment l'AST 'FOOD Npt Bch.1~~~~~1 *ESCORTS • 547 7631 D1vot<'e. $13.000 mo 1-z 1138 • 64'-SO 16 Mr.,.._.. .. I ASSEMILHS 111 -;;646-;;1;;619;;·---;;;;;;;;; --------l NEEDED II• . TJ!t~. Agt. 151·MOO Lc6t or Found a pet? Call 97 • Animal A ssi stance MODELS/ESCORTS ~-League. 537-2273, no fee. Ever ordered "Beauty" ACCOUNTANTS For1r'~ts~i~~ I IMMEDIATELY : 0PHATIONS Mesa. Exper'd couple . LonJ? & s hort t erm I SV~MH 50 I 0 Larr: 2 blk cockapoos. & got "Beast?" Then try Husband musl h ave · t w k I OFFICER mainL e"f · Wife bkkpg ass11tnmen s. o r exp. Cal 642·5013 or when' you want. Paid I A career pos ition is ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vic. Goldenwes l & us. Or Cly's mosl ex OVERLOAD Mc Fadden M & F <'lusavc.2_73·0801 -'~--.·nl!SS 892-37~ Misty's Outcau i ossM.Main v a c at 1 o n . Bonu s I available in our Costa (213)865-~l. proi?rnm Not an Mesa branch which or. 18115, Found swt>cl long haired •NOSERVICE FEE:• Suite IO 16 APT. MAN AG ER. 15 un· its. San Clemente. Prer cpl. Call Kurt 835-3700 aJ?ency. never n ree. ! fers a desirable. warm workin~ atmosphere. The individual we seek should have 3·4 years Savings & Loan ex· penence including l year s upervisory expenence. IBM 3600 is belpfu.L fr you are Interested an .)Oirung our progress1 ve and growing Savings & Loan please call Thomas Dennis (714 ) 979·3910. a.<' l Ta f.'l'eY F . cal About 6 yrs 991 7759 SANT A A MA old on Sugarloaf m Fln. Seruor C1lilcn woulrl hk«:> We Are Not A A/P to $900 Business Vly_839·70_19 __ ---<'Ompan•· of a '.·ounr PubllcAccounlingFirm Elegantcorpofcinlove· J " ly loc. 6 Mos exp. is Los t M. S 1 b Hu s ky female to enjoy lht' bcl ~ to land this pos ~~RKETPLACF: for hasinic Agents ind New usinesses wht/slv/grey. blue eyes. ter thm~s m life Must be ---------1 w/lhis highly desirable black collar, Reward! able to dnvt! a car. Call co. 2 "1nt pay raises ea t 9th I Pe can . H B 642--855!_ Accounung yr. Call Rita, S40·605S. _eoo._3446 ________ Widow. wh1lt.' Indy, look· AM Doc umentor . a Coast.a.I Personnel Agen· ing kM" honest unmarried dlvision or NYSE Cirm is cy, ~~O~rF~~E home type financially set expenencing substantial _ __;=------ IELL~-·itt·: SE '"""CE s I Call or come in today I Irvine : 833·1441 I 2102 Business Ctr. Dr. I Suite 208 I This i<1 a nev.• OA 11. V PILOT rl&Ss1fkatlon to l!ft buyer and st>ller IORtlht'r ~('II ~our surplu... overstockl'd Qr no lon)!E'r nc~ed 1tl'm'! C1t SUDOht"' or 11nv kind Lost· Univers ity Park. lrvme; Longhair Calico cat. female. 3 yrs old. Wcnjilng brn suede collar wtycllow slont!s. Please call 552·0816 Reward. white man for lasting growth and has im· companaonsh1p, 50·55 mediate need for the I lluntinj.'!ton Beach I A/RRec.,t. 847•3498 I BRENTWOOD 4.5 wpm. 10 key. full or 8907 Warner Ave 112t5 I SAVI MG S & Respond P 0 . Box 2f>34. followmg. Mass1on V1e10. CA 92000. part time. Apply an Laj?'una NiJ?uel I 1"or l'TlOrt! tnformauon or tor>lece your ad, rail L OST Norwegian Elk.hound, male. Mesa Verde Harbor/Baker. Ans to Buddy. Reward! fae~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-5671 b~lwl'en SAM and 5 JOPM. Monday thru t'?uf11y ror your ad lo ap pear lhe rollow1ng day or ~r between 8AM and 12 noon on Saturd11y ror _556-:..:......._6200 ________ 1 Jobs Wllllhd, 7075 Lost : Bloodhou n d, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1 brown/blk fem. Reward. ,. .. 1111 .... ~Su,,_nc:1..,. • ._ay_·_i.p_u_b_li_t·a_11_o_n _ _, Please call 496·7665, ~2023 --------- PERMANENT LIVE IN COMPANIONS/ HSKPRS Store F1 xtur(•s Jt1fl LOST : Turq breasted PRACTICALNURSES wares, clothes 50''. off whl.e parakeet. fnendly. WELL SCREEN ED Gift Shop Closing. 12 HB. (Sue) 960·1700 EMPLOYER PAYS Fashion Island Newport, EE call838·2643or644·0031 LOST gold bracelet. DYIJJ"-FSE""RCH ----lnatals M LL. Vic of ""' "' 4 matched display cas<>~ fr v1ne on or about PersonnelServ1ces walha back bar, all il)(ht 2-10·79. REWARD . 2021 E4TH.S.A. oo. Mod. glass & mt'tul. 833-9490. 835-1459 s· 645-1144 --------·--------·1 · LOST: FemaleColhe. wht Mort~ps. Trust body w/brwn head. Irv. Dtidi 5035 Blvd,CM646-7842 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost : 9 mo s. o ld LOWEST Saamese/Tabb_y fem . 2 / 15. The W 1 llows. lntwnt Rat.s lrvme. Reward. 551-4023 I st T.D.'s, atso aft 6pm, 645-5333 dys. z..dT.D.L~s. SIOOREWARD FalrestTermssmcel949 Black Toy Poodle Male, SattltrMhJ. Co. lost in vie Florida/ Pnmary school teacher expenenced w/ch1ldren. Refs. Look.mg for chald caring, a nytime. Can also do work 1n & around lhe house. Ph 613-8422 Woman seeks pos1t1on as companion to Sr. Cat 64&~. BILLING CLERK person. 350 N. Newport 831-0542 I LOAM Blvd. N.B. 27957 Cabot Road I 1640 Adams Ave . AIR RECEPTIONIST I Costa Mesa, CA 92626 40to50~m.10key. f'.U ll Equal opportunity I time, Cringe benefits. Employer M t f' I EQuaJ Opportunity Newport Beach area t mployer M /F n 4.-&15--7040 ._ __________ -'~~~~~~~~~ Will prepare machine or· ;;_;;;;; _____ ;;;;;; Assoc. fUp trainee. New r--------- dcr billing and input rnto "-~SEMILERS Co. in O.C. area needs computer. Must type 50 A.oa men & women or couples wpm and know 10 key Local Mission Viejo Co. ror p /T work. Ma ny calculaLOr.. needs assemblers. Some benefits for right people. exper. preferred. Can-Call forappt.541-0863. didates must have good SR.ACCTNG CLERK Responsible for control. cash receipts and dis- bursements. Minimum 2 years payroll. accounts payable or cas h control. rnanual d exterity. be Asst. Manager Fabric ex- neat in appearance & de-per. needed Costa Mesa pendable. Work is in life &MH040 s uppor t M ED ICAL --------- ELECTRONICS. Only ASSTMGR/HOSTESS respoo.sibe persons seek· 5 Eves, call 5_.8·7418 l.ng permanent employ-between1am ·l2Noon. ment need apply. Ca II UTOMO...vE &.asan 581-3830 A ".- SALES CAREER Experience A.SSEMILBS We offer excellent com-needed ror swing shills. pany benefits which an· for Mfg Plant in Costa elude one week vacation Mesa. SJ.:KI hr. Call Mr. after sax monlhs. eleven Clifford, 642-5254 prud holidays and group ·-------- Not Necessary But Here's What ls: ·Hl.ghSchool Educallon . <Preferably two years ol college) A.SSIMILERS ·Well Groomed .J>osit1ve Altitude insurance starts on day olhlre. Banking TB..LERS MEW ACCOUNTS Need sharp, personable Teller s and New Ac· counts persons. Savings & Loan expenence pre· rerred. Full·llme posi- tions available. Please call. 752-2600 IRViME SAVINGS Ir LOAM Equal Opportumly Employer M IF BOOKKEEP ER/ AC COUNTANT Hunllngton Beach CPA firm oHers a career opportunaly for a Fu 11 Ch a r g e lio o k · k t!e per /Accountant Broad experience & backKr o uncl ii. neeessary. Work directly with clients. CPA rarm experience preferred 992-4561 IOOICICEEPU F/C Pos w/prom F I ft E Invest hrm Xlnt oppl) for t''<P & m:ilur<' person Call 640 0123 Bookkeeper : Exper'd through Tnal Balance Payroll taxes. Statast1cal typing req'd. Pleasant olfice • local CPA llr~ variable 842 8839 ll>okkeeper F/CCHARGE Well g roomed pers w/public acctit exp to cal l on c li ent co's. Knldg or payroll truces & returns. Starl sal to S1200. Call Jean. 540-~. Coastal Person· ncl Agency, 2790 Harbor, CM ALL JOBS FREE -CABlNET MAKEH 2 Yrs exp woud & forrrt1ca. salary open, apply 260 E Dyer Rd. Suite M. Santa Ana. Car Wash Mangr. growth Co. Good pay BOnu:. & profit s harin g plan MetroCarWash Syslem:. 2950 Harbor Blvd.C M Cashiers <Food l Part ume. Exper preferred Vanoo shafts. Newporter Oen cal ABIGAIL ABBOTT FEVER!!! CATCH IT!!! Join lhe mO!>l l·xc1l1111{ Ttrnporary Scrv1l'l' in Orang_! County Work close to homl· tor top pay . paid vacal11111,. automatic raise:. THE FEVER IS SPREADING CATCH IT!!! ABIGAIL ABBOTT TEMPORARIES CALL Debbie CJrrl 557 97ti0 4500Campu::. Drive Nl•wport Beat·h t<arcn Power~ 731-5627 1"211 Yorba. Sle 201 Tustin Inn . 644 ·1700 x 525 Or Mickey Zemek E.O.E C •11tHtaa Candi H~ t.er -~ 173-0901 Restaurant experience 1400N Harbor. St~ 103A desirable Apply 2-SPM f\Jllerton Ben Brown's 31106 Coast1~~~~~~~~~ Hwy.So. Laguna 1: Q.EtUCAL • D • I l ' , • I > ' , r ) i • Female vocalist: Does PRECISI,.,.... lead & back up vocals. vn Does variety, needs AM Openings available 1n MONEY AVAILAILE work 548-9446 precision instru m ent 2nd TD LOANS LOST: Orange Pe r sian shop. Applicants m ust SWING LOANS Cat. M. Vic. Poppy & Drummer looking for OOCUMENTOR enjoy the challenge or 64~2171 545-061 1 Adams on Feb 12. Call 53&-3568 day or oile. -Ability To Learn ·And Most Of All: A Strong desire for an OUt· standing career with a successful. enthusiastic growing corporation. -Top Company Bener1ts BANKJNG TElLERS C~HIERS UTOTEM MARKETS P 0 Receivers. 8·5 Cioorl fnnge benef. Bu:.} dri.k matching invoice~. rcspon ror oiscounl:. on r E EQUIPMENT Seaview. Call 975.3972 band.8yearsexpericnce troubleshoot ing & lnvo1ct>s. Apply Avnt't ol Electronics. The Largc:.l 0 Full TI• CONSTRUCTION eve.wkn.673·7700. in stage&studiowork. "Us t o m f ittin a of RPOSE A Division Of .. ., OR ANY PU • Lost: Siamese fem cat. ....:548-:..::...:...9446.:.;_ ______ , AM Internationa l, Inc. mechanical assemblies. David P. Carey & Assoc. Light Chocolate Point. u.a.. W-*--... 7100 """lS. Dalmler Good manual dexterity & Call Doug Wisdom for complete In for ma lion For our Laguna Beac h office. Six months ex· ~encereqwred. Weof- Electrom<'s 01stnbutor.-()perungs now available an l h c w or Id . 3 5 o o for Cull and parl·time MC'Corm1ck . C M . Cashiers on 2nd & Jrd 754-6063 or 6064 R.E. Broker, 960-1957 · • __,. unnru ""'' haru·cal ~ll'ude e" Ans to Mai Ling. Vic : ••••••••••••••••••••••• P.O. Box 10547 mec • ,.. NEWPORT PACIFIC Udo lsle 675-8359 ACCOUHTIMG CLatK Santa Ana, CA 92711 per a must. In. 6 m os. FUNDING exper req. E.0 .E . Call Found· Bl ck ale pu <ACCT.PAY.> 557·9051. ask for Ray •Free Parking •Free HeaJth •Free Dental Any amt lst, 2nd. Jrd. · a m P· Major Real Esta t e Equal Opportunity Gilman. TD's. Days, 955-1055 ev py. 2122· 0 !' Newport nr Developer is seeking a EmployerM/F /H I~~~~~~~~~ 675-5535 ~~i White nea collar. bright individual as ac ~~~~~~~~~ 1: ~ # 1 1111 Or-. C-.ty •Career Apparel Lo•urA-AGIMG counts payable c lerk. Admin. Mgr. ~ -FOUND Ma le Ger man Must be able to use 10 Executive secretary. efll.ACEMEHT• Shepherd, HB Hi Sehl, no key touch system & the The Aldns Co. Ass't to Equity Loans collar. 53&-2458. ability to type 40 wpm. president res & comm. Venture Capata I ldeal candidate wall have real estate development Minimum $50,000 L-Ost: Bag old black Ca\ 1·2 years ac~nta pay a . co. Admin. of corporate financial Consultant rrom Thalia St. Lag Bcb. ble exper. with construe · legal prom sbanng pro· BKR. 645-2590 May have returned to old lion exposure desired. gram omce manage-hom~ in slide area . We o<rer xlnt. working me nt: i ns. progr am, UP to $45.000 2nd TD 497·18:1J s~lngs & an !>Ul· personnel. Career orient· needed pnme CdM pro-FO UN 0 K h d st.anding compensauon· ed w/good growth pot.en-pert y, high equity 2·21·79,Sa:nta.:ia~ o n benefitpackage.For lm· Ual. Must have excell. 2925 HartNM-llvd. Pert Ti• Make your s hopping CoateMffO Newport Beach orrace. easier by w;in& the Daily 979-2500 Hours Monday·Fraday. Pi.Jot Classified Ads. 1·5 PM. F ree parking ~s;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.J.;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~-1 and career apparel. r ASSEMBLY "' TRAINEES (OR EXPERIENCED) ADBJTY HDaAL Scm.Js Ir Loo. As111. C714J '42~4000 Equal Oppty Employer shifts . No exper1 t!'nce necessary, we train Q.ERICAL Start at SJ. per hour. ad· z z Ga ri. heavy add mg vancement opportunity maeh. filing m busy elet·· for management pos1t1on trorucs ore Good fnnge to $5.50 per hour ar benefits Hrs9·6. Must be qualified. For more In fast & accurate A vnel rormallon. ca ll the Electroni c!>, 350 Personnel OHice: M c Co r m 1 <' k • C M . 124221..ampson S\reet , _754:...;._.roGJ;.;..:..._or_6064 ____ _ Garden Grove, 537-41140 .- Equal Oppor Employer CLERICAL capable person for office Chi r opract ic oHice position rcqwnng phone & math appatude. typing manager exper req 6.Swpm. Medical, dental Newport area. X·Ray ex· U\.'). Fabnculed Pla~ll1·s per. deslred. 541J.l 166 lnc. 815 W 1801 St, CM 49f.33:M 835-7'972 med. con sideration skills, legal exper . pre · PRIVATE PARTY please a pply In person at ferred. TusUn location. will pay more ror a 2nd Found: Male Doberman, POllderoso Ho.s Salary $1400 + benefits. Micro Electronics ---------Q.EANER·2 responsible l-64f>.,~;3279;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Banking mature adlts. 7 dys wk, i- 4AM to 7:30AM. f'vl TD's.6&2-3573 cropped. Blk Fol lar 2Cm8wlinessCtr. Or. CallKaren 832-2881 w/sllver studs only. Scar Suite 223 Irvine 92715 on r ib. Br ookh urst/ AfflrmatlveAction A.ct¥.COM1111hlftts • I c1•"'9/ Adams. HB962·0898 Employer r:..-.~.d Found young (8 mo.) ACCOUNTINOCLE RK •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Shepherd. Dar k face & Exper. eccouots paya· • 1•11•11h 51 00 ears. M. Vic. So. Laguna. ble, payroll & general or. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..1813 lice. Collta Mesa ar ea. • * • Found Male German _se-__ 2238 _____ _ M. I . Y•1 Shepherd mix. Golden· et Lakeview L•ne beige. MS-~/644·3656 CG.ta Meta FOUDd amall young Ute Yauanthu~lnntr of brown P\IPP>'· Appears TWo,,... TicUla m I x e a b r e e d . to N-1508/644·3656 CllCUS YAIGAS fi'OUND Brindle & wht f'tb. 28t.h or 21th young male dog. Vic S. 4:10P~~m•nce Bristol, S.A. Hts. Call Sbappiq Center ..;~_2879 __ . _____ _ ·0r1qe Get GREEN cash To claim you.r tickets, for WJOTE elephants t"al!I0-5111. ext. 272 with a Claulfied Ad * Call 842·:1878 • ~a.rt& to $150 One ol my best rapidly growing co nda p era w /bkkpl bk1d. famlllar w/wodt -ln.proceaa, coe\ ol saJea "aome knJd« or tuea. Xlni adv oppty w/generoua ra.ltes Ir top btna . Cal l C hrla , ~-CoutAl Peroon. ~ AgeN:y, 2'1IO Harbor, CM ALLJO~FREE WANT ACTION? Claulted Ada "2·5678 15 *PEOPLE* Needed Immediately $5.89 Guv1orGal1 No-l .,11 n1 . No u · perience nee. Company wUUn1 to train. Part Utne or Ml time. C.11 Mrs. Olalllo19M·l3'1T Sdl klfe Items 642·56'71 ' we are seeking lndlYlduals tor 11rs1 shlll positions In our Production Department. We will train the right lndlvtduals In the micro electronlca lnduatry. we tieve 1mmoe11a1e openings In the followlng areas: •Tooting • Thin-Fiim Ev1potttlon • Photo-A .. lat Compretlenalvl comJ*I)' benefits lncitucilng ma)Of medlcal and dental. Wt art an 99u11 ol>i)O(tunlty employer mlfln Cell or aw•1 In person to: TRANSMASK VP' CORPORATION • C&Mpu• om. N-,cw1 leech (7'4) MM010 _;) .. PARTTIM E club. call tor oppt. TB.LER S 644--0050 San Jua n Capislrano brllllCh We have imm ediate openings ror 2 Part·Time Tellen. Must be able to work Sat u rday. Ex- perience is preferred, but will train. Excelle nt be11eflta, career apparel Is pro· vlded. Please cont 1t't Terri Gulmmayen at (714) 493-0801 for 110 &P· pointment. HOMIFmBAL SA V1NGS fl LOAN Equal Opporturuty _ Employer M /F t • Q.ERICAL Deputy Clerk wanted. Clerical position availa· ble imm •dlately . Re· qi.ires 1 yr. clerical ex- perience. 40 wpm typing. S'TOS to :.Uir\. 333,0411, ext. 280 fM appt . Orange Co un ty H arbor Municipal Court. E.0.E. Oerical immediate openlnc for dependable indlvldual w /R tal E i \ate Dcv loper /Proper ty Mamnt Dept. Position calls ror various clerical duUes Is reqs acctg bkgd & lO·key Is typ to llOw pm . Irvine area. Pkaae call L)'di1 Sc:hllf- fer at C714l 9SS-L3l3 fol" intervlew,q Clerical O.ERICAL JOES The following jobs arc av81lable immed111tely 1n the Orange & Ir vine areas. TYPISTS (45wpm) Kto;Yf>UNCH SECR ETARY (W/M without SH > lG-KEV GENERAL OFFICE You can choose your own hours ft<lays lOwork. Top pay & ucellent bomasplan. O.ll or atop In today. YtCTOa T111•1,...., Services "'41 Bl~b St, Ste 2l3 Newport Boch H MS20 mS.Ma10 Orao.- l ll-U21 .-'.• 5 I· • - ' Sundly. 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B&C Con1.truCl1on •L1c 8 . C l S &S Ilea., UIO U )I i. In l" M j I ........_~ Ll~'t'l\."4.od 1>44 14 1.3 •• ,.._, .. , $48051.2 - _()halt64tH811. CARPl-~NTHY ~or clt\'11 17" "'' op11t•lll n \u1uncss PWWlll'Y ----_ ,......,,,~... .;.....; _______ _ RLPAJft.'-t'ONC'R f, rt-: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~UlC'I' 197•1 llonl' l. 1.1\o ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~·-..i ....................... ·----.. .. ..,__ 1MuL,'l>li\1'"''"· ".1•v 1•·L· -""bl 11 t>r ''"·-'" ,...,.....,.-,_ • ...,, , ..... l"ll an)tlme t;1J 20_ Rcmodf'I, rrfHHr •1•11 ·~•r r .... ' • ' lll'nuu t". t• u·wn1 uuc: lt) 1llncai. 1n ram1ly, ••••••••••••••• ;·.~ ••••• Wull Grnph1 c1. Mun1l5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 1 In urt•u ;\II nldJor 11111 lll'l'!i, ™>mts. Vl1eooc1e' O\n11t1an bl"ickh•yer nd11 PETERS PAJNTING Add a touc h of t'lass ""'pair " Rc roor. Al u ,_,. •·ar"""nlr'/ • Ury1111u1l l'.UP\•nlr} u 1 ltm' \ G 1•1 • "'I "I tl I d ""6-'3 k E ""' ... at ...... tur "•<'•\loo " .,... • -" b l 111 .... 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Roou-42 5703 IJ\~ We're honest & err •• "MOVU\g Oul & About'.'" pipe. Good pnCC!>. Top Trw Pf'h b.uutnJJ>lt') $.'l:'I l"'\l,rn ~ nUl'll ~J71h ~ cient Call6730163 ''Doo't Delay. can To· lntlexl Reu:.onablc. Hat Pl b g S3'7·Jl94 •••••••• ••:••••••• i\l.1"10"1 •••••••••••••••••••••••Lile h11ul1 ni,: mov1n(( ----day" Local &st.ate·w1de Dependable J"r ec est um in NOWf~'rilt!TlME Lto:t,;Al T\'f'IN~: l.c1u. .. 00 the l1t1C Joh~ lllw h. & n 1-· ... ni·ani< Garage Varcf <'lcun mg ttousecleaners S yrs ex ser v 24 hrs . 7 dayi. Jay &tS-796S Any plumb1n11. waler F.xpcncm·cd Tnmm1ni: WW.~111 64~ 2V41> fl!Jlll•b OUl>t'll wi0l1owb <:.itt~ & rl•nn rt<Pllll Rt•11s. rnu•:.. .. 6-1.2 07~ _ pr Local rcls Free ests. 540-4844 serv. leaks, bathrm encl, Remov~and Clea nu~ Uulc h Ma1ntt.'n111u ·1· catl842-0547or964 434S G & M Painting. Int & reramic tile . Re us . LIC. s 645·1J~S MARJ MUN ~:y Mti RS V11 llM IJ40 41MJ,1144 00/JH I.OW COST • STUOl-:NTS I-Ta" Mov11l.!( & Haul.mg. Slarv· Ext CabineL finishing, & .,..., 2468 Okki>6l b1AhM111..:. ball u.N UP TR/ISH T REE ·--"' lng College students. Ex· stucco repair 751·3448/ -"""-·--------1Tuloari191J1'' 1 pay11111 SLnl bu" & t'ovr t'l•\cttnt: ln!>l.illJ ~~••••••••••••• 545-0787 ••••••••••••••••••••••• penenced 751·779!1. Save 673-84S7 PLUMBING. LOW COST. ••••••••'•¥•~ ......... . 1odh1du.il"' ti73 7l!31 lklfL t.irtlf'I. vinyl par lNOOMETAX RETURNS t.tus number~ AC Ry LI C WALL Is your~ld h av1n• QUt•t 1"Nt1m11· Ith lhmlcnina. clt·1111 upi. & llAULJNG &CLEANUP Prompt, reasonable EXCELLENT PAINT · PATCH1NGS45-078i le arntnJ; problems~ 1)puuiSt!rvtl'l' l'ro( hP 1315tHJ l11nd'>e8J>tn2 ljt.'otj(t' O>mm'l&res1den11al NewportBrh.833-8199 Moving & h :nll1nFi . EXCLNTPAJNTING State c ..;..;. ,.I lulonal ~m.S u "'~ ~l,~ ~ ~' ~1.'/ C-..t/COIK,..M lbush1 ~15 7072 6.11·~\1962· 1462 LIN DA ·s ~~~~get~ ~nw~;t CALL !>48·2706 "= ISMftt serv1cell.i;;J.)'nl1 536·5846 7!l&-l!i20 ....................... 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Phone Thtzy 6'1tl864!1 _ OlOOl'Y RO'>!-. 645 99~ __ 548-4909 _ 6451800_ 6i5 0562 1lwcll &t2·5b'78 673·4158 Cl~1f1edadsdo11wcll &t2-5671f .,, ,.-'~.·.i_1·--·- f 111 oH H.tp W •t•d 7100 Hetp W uted 71 00 ....., Wanted 7100 +4efp W •t•d 71 00 Help W uted 1TOO Hetp Wanted 7100 Help W ORhd 71 00 Hetp W ut•d 7100 Http W..W • 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Q.SllCAl Draftsman designer P IT Eqwpmenl re111ul ~ard J!.'1t:t'UYS Crowing co M?ek~ md1\ Cl.ERK TYPIST morning or arti:ronon. nCt'(h mun tor general Hotel Geni:ral Office GIRl:"'f• capable or hnndlao g Long.term, loral lem J>:mplO\ mt'n1 Santa Ana Retired 0 .K duuei.. 2075 Harbor Bl. FRONT DESK MCAOftERATOll T~.·. L phones.&w1dcvarietyor pora ry :ii.s 1gnmeob 54S-l006 CM 1Proo£Mach1nel A ore proced ure:. lur availabll!: t y ping . VETERANS ' ----------.. Cl.ERK Afternoon shtfl, flexible I need 31 free to dynamic g r o up o( phone~. seneral otrire Fi.ctory • hours no experience travel f Ii. Nl'w engineers. Good typing & flcxjble hours <20·40 hrs Jobi & Job TroinlftcJ ORAflSMAN BLUE JEAN 2 P05itions Avail necessary Must be able York. Colb, & , er cities communication s kills . each week). Ca ll for ap A•aflabl. For 0 u t s tan d 1 n g 0 p . to work independenlly . in U.S. ¥us~~ neat & Start sal $850. call J ean. powtment u---a...yect "~ Immediate opening re· JOBS portunitJes exlsl for peo Good be ne (its. I m . willing t.O wa bl'We orre r 540-6005. Coastal Person-557•0045 ....... .,.....-. 2 pie onented persons to mediate operung 1n ma . above a vet NC~ earnings net Agency, 2790 Harbor, LiYing ht Or~ County ~~~e •wut~:!sst~~: Urnlllftf Need work either g raveyard JOf Newport Beach hrm & all expeNes paid dur CM ~Q~ o ffic e • dard rats and tolerances. ~-· sh1lt or nex1ble hours Cootact. mg traln~n · For •n· ALL JOBS F"R~E Mac:IMM S..t..., Opetatat ... , nd h d WOMEN & MEN EnJOY xlnt company t.erview~( · onway. 0 OVe rload lautes, a c arts. an LynnStansheld 536·142t AM -6 P M. Cle11t·l"-Ull tnnc balling. 10 $4.50 ,..,. Haw prepare final drawings TRAINEES t..enefits. mchidmg free <7141759.7853 MQn·We<r. ...... key by tour h. Marine from s k ctl•he s a nd meals . Apply 9am 12 Between Sam· I lam knowledge ht>lpful /\pp· Rout. SalH/Water SofteM-r pnnts. Noon. Mon/Frt. Peri100 ly in person Lid o Cocktail Waitress $4.oo '•r Hour ncl. Shipyard. 900 Lido Park Kwr 'd, f u ll or ptllml' We offer l(rowth poten-"SSEMILERS MAJtRJOTT HOTEl Dr. N R. i\µpl y an pcr:.on Fore:.1 tJaJ and high \'1s1b1hty in "' 000 Newport Q>otC>r Dr A/7.SE~~L -- -l.unes 22771 Centre Dr BKtronics T•chnician add1l111n tn ('Xt'l•llenl PACKAGERS NewpOrt Bcaeh L._/Us rw._,..;;:;= ---------•I f'J Toro SJ.SO P•r Hour salancs and com pan~ Equal Oppty Empl m ( G-R.hi-T SALES HJi'HOW OPEH GOOD PAY .1 GOOD p;ud benefits 1nclodm~ GENERAL medkal. dental and hfe LAIOR CLERK II Front desk help Apply m 620 Newport C'l'nter Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer D l TIO !MA NY f'RING EFITS ~S912 per monlh Co. looking lot part or lull tim e book keeper an Newport area. Call Cm· S~rush speaking cle rks. dy for appt. 644·9810. Sectro-M•chanical Assembler $4.00 Per Hour msurance ror employees 1 ..... J MOLDERS and dependents. Please "" apply in person person. See Judy. Surf & •---------Sand Hotel. 497-4477 HOURS~O CON PANY OT l-:S FAST G:ri ; COM l'·ROM ~ TRAIN J.Ji' per hour udd1t1onal . torbillngual ablllty. Cook-Experient·ed fry cook for breakfas t & din· Also everunit and night ner. Top pay, good bbifts; 5r;. J)('r hour night beoel1ts Bob' s Family shirt d1rferenlial. One Restaurant. H09 S. El year clen cal expenence C.ammo Real. 492-1353 required Apply i m ;;;~-------mtldlately COOK Cou...,TY OF Expand m g restaurant " chain with over 50 units. ORANGE Famtly-0wned orgamta· PERSONNEL DEPT. Lion offers p leasa nt 62SN RO!'s Sl. Rm Gl80 working cond1t1ons Santa Ana. CA 92701 Good opportumuei. for (714 > 834·2861 advancement. Excellent Affirmative Acuon company benehts E' ~mployer penence dei.1red Appb ---------•I m person lu: CLERKS Come work temporary with a comp<1ny who cares about you. lm mediate work-lop pay Call for an apoomlmenl. 557-0061 t_Q~ office • ~UJ overload 2300 Harbor Bl•d Costa Mesa COOK/LUllCheon 5 Days. call 5414·7418 between 7am·l2 Noon COOK Mature adull for con Gritffk,.Operator $3.50 ,.er Hour ElectrGttlc1 Asselllblet $4.50 ,..,. Hour ,.ash-Up Artist Sl.50 ,...,. Hour Stntchral Steel Wcrler $4.50 P.-r Hour Mechastlcal AsM,.... $3.50 ShHt Metal Fabricator $4.00 P•r Hour ShlppiitCJ & Recehiftg $4.00 ,.er Hour W aret.oulefftl'ft $3.50 ,...,.Haw Apftly .. &.~flt Ir T"°""81cJ A ... tratfoat of H1111t'-Jfo.. leoch. 5ll Malit StrHt, .......... °" hoch. Cott llOW 17141 536-2526 Of' 639 .. 554. You 111111t brl1t9 D0.21 4. c.ierk Typ1st-CETA posi· vaJescenl hospital. Full t ion . Mu s t be un · ume pos1t1on available. Custochan· Wrap around employed 15 wks. rcsi· Apply Fla ~ship Con· social sec. Part time 30 DELI HELP. over 18. dent of Ftn Vly, & lo m· I t C t 466 hrs per week M e.•a F lime. ex per reqd & .c ......... brackeL. Start at va escen en er ·' -........ ~ F1agsh.1p Rd NB Verde area. Call 847·9006 rcls. Call 644·5619 S!>50. Good phone -__..;;'--"---·----Mon-Fri 9·12, 1·5. personal.tty & front office COOKS miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._ Dt'l1very ptt1mc AM . LA appearance desir able. • Times deliv. $100 per Saturday lnle r views 9AM to l2Noon LEAR SIEGLER TWAHSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 West Segerslrom Santa Ana, Ca E.O.E. m il Driver. LA Times. So Hwit Beach Must have dependable car Good salary +comm 894-8307 DRIVERS Meo or women 25 yrs or older. Know the coast cities. Net $180 a week or more . Ora nge_L~oast Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml. Herrmann. Fountain Valley. (No or S later betwn Ncwhope & Euclldl I DRIVER P/T from Ne wport to Westwood . R e l a ii clollung st.ore, rece1vmg dept Good dnving re· cord & refs required Must be 21. Hours are 8 :30·1. Call Nancy. 644·5070. 1Day·Wl'l'k·Mo nth or1 Gardener in exchange for tlonJ?e r -it 's y ou r1 apt renl. Spa.r 1ous !dH1sion . All s h1rts 1 grounds for 55 unit com-1a v a 1 I ab I e . P a id plex in Costa Mesa lvacat1ons. You don'tl &t2·5073or<213l865·3851. lpayuS.\\t>payyou I GENERAL OFFI CE tlLL["·•·r1· t Typi s t s, accuruu• I ~ • .:JI 1 40wpm. call 549·3942 S E ~v•CE $ : General orrice. F·a s t Cull or coml' in toduy I growing St. John Knits needs a competent self I starter 111 the order dept lrnne I Serv1ctng our coai.t to 833·1441 I COO.SL accouqts involves 2102 Business Ctr . Dr I he a vy phone conlal'l Suite 208 • C.all Stacey 540-7171 llunlinJ?ton Beach 847-3498 8907 Warnl'r Ave 11215 L:.iJ,!una Ni~uel 831 0542 27957 Cabot Road Equal opportunity Emplo~·er M/F" Not an 1.1gcnt"y Never a fee ---------.,., Fasl Food Mature Help 3 hrs mid day. Apply Lynns Burgers. CM 646-~. Female factory pkgr s $2.90 hr lo start. Merit raises 1537 Monrovia Ave. N.8 . 548·5125. Gen e ral St:cr elary Exc1tmg opportunity to work with a dynamtl' financial consultant & talented designer at the same lime. Make great pay. beneliLs & Newport Center Penthouse e n VU"Oflrtienl. Send resume & current photo to Ad fl.437. Daily P1lol. 330 Wei.t Bay S t Costa Mesa. ca. 92626. For ID· depth interview & tom· plete detai Is Ty ping 40wpm Ca 11 Day, night & prep rooks. CUSTODIAN week. Laguna Beu ch 962·4441 lor interview exper preferred but not Part time needed fo r 4M-8496 Ory Cleaning counte r appt. ner Good s t a rt 1 n g lrvtne Company apart· D-C'-, ,-V-E_R_Y_l_f_y_o_u_n_d_a_ help, .-.Ull & Parl time FILE CLERK Irvin e based h o m e builder ts seek ing a bnght enlhus1as t1c 111 dividual for an excellent entry le vel ~sition. The ideal candidate should possess at least 6 mo. of· f1ce exper . with 40 wpm. typing. We olfer t:X · cellenl working s urroun dmgs & a chance to ex· press your talents with o fast growing home builder. For immediate consideration please ap· ply lo person al ~OFffCE Electro01c dtslri bulor . located in lrvme. n11cdi. girl for office dut 1t•:. Good opportunities plus excellent compan y benelils. Contarl. Bob Trnry~ 8am·5pm. Mon lhn1 Fri. Phone 549-0954 •-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~wages. xlnt company ment complex. 28 hours ~l pay p T Job s,i $6 , ____ 7S9_·990 __ 1 __ _ benefits Apply m J>('rson pcrweek. Apply E ·-GetERA.L OFflC E Phones. type 50+ wpm. b1lhng. filing, malun• person. tor fu rn. ml~ 540-8894. CLERK SIOO btwn 3 & 5 Mon·Sul THE IRVINE CO hr + vs 5·9pm, Mst Ory Clearung planL needs Typing earns you great GordalJz Restaurant. 900 haveowntrnsp 531·0842 comb1na11on presser be lits I d l I . 8 d D 1071 Camelback 759.9001. ne I Pus en n tn· a ys 1 l' r . N . B Irvine 644 9010 DEMONSTRATORS s urance Cull Lisa. 675-SUl _ ~-Fri &Sal 10-6, near your 640-8470. ---home. foods & s m ap Am c r i c an C ar eer COUNTER HELP Customer Servfre Fast pltanrcs. (714 l 768·5573 Age ncy Part time growing SL John Knits or TI4·9883 610 Newport Ceolt>r Dr Call 545·4867 bef 11 or needs a competent self Newport Beach an 2 pm. starter in the order dept NO FEE TO YOU Servicing our coast to ---------< COUPLES coast accounts involves heavy phone conLart Call St.acey 540-7171 CLERK TYPIST P06it.ion requires typing d SOwpm and ability to run l O·k ey adding machine. ~neral book· keeping is mandatory. basic computer in-put skills a r e desirable. Duties will include all ac:· counts payable. and ac· counts receivable. post· ing and aging. paying in· voices. typing letter s. llguring commissions. handling mail. Ple ase call for appointment. VITAMINER LUORATORI INC ASubsldary or Anabolic, Jnc. l'nmGIUelte lrvlne, CA 92'714 HOUSE PARENTS Sa1crt Approx $700 ,.,.,,., ..... each CUSTOMER SYS. STOCl(IROKH lmmed. openings tor in· dlvldual with back office experience to work 1n Married c oupl• to customer ser vice dept 1Up9nlH youths In for Newport Beac h LM.:cp h 0 "' • • Broker. Should have .&.-•-L-d I good com munication e ._....._ " skills and abiliLy to deal Sa.th County area. with customers. Send re· Win ~ ac-sumc and salary require· IMtl.... trips, arts menL<; Lo P.O. Box 2730. & crafts. Uaita~ aftd Newport Beach. CA 926(,() ... 1 .. ta1n ha1t1ehold. DAN c E TE Ac H E R . Apfltyi .... dlohly. JA7.7,.01:5CO. Evenings. Interview S un 2·4.' COUNTY OF QI.ANGE PllSOHHa DEPT. 62SN. Roes, Rm Gl80 Santa Ana. CA 92701 <714) 834· 1828 An Affirmative Action Employer Creative Arts. 6100 P.C.H. Newport. .,...~ ariS... <714> ~1 CUSTODIANS S857-Sl057 Mon th AlstlD work, assist with syat.ema problems, ke,y & verify on data ('O n· version machines. Need knowledge o r EQualOpportunlty P /T 7·3:30 PM. to•/T £mployerM/F 3-ll:OO PM. f;xpcrlencc. ---------. ref. req. San Clement.o ---------1 GeoeraJ Hosp. 496-1122, Get GREEN cash ext.224 for WHITE elephants ~('.hing, venrylng. A y by ~pm, March G. to: Coast Commun!· lY College Disllict, 1370 AdaJN Ave;. Costa Mt118 ~:l(M1, E.v .E. with a Ctasaified Ad SEJJ. ~e Items with a Call Mz.5678 Daily '110l Classified Ad.1 _____ 1111 ___ _ Dental Recepl1orust. full tune. Exper Cr & Ur practice. XJnl benerits . NB. 644·9211 DENTAL /\SST.front & back ofr dutle11. X·ray cert nee Would prer exp RDA. Sal open. Call 642·6880. Dental Asst, Oral surgery only. N.B. lnqwncs con· fidenllal . 644·6161. Dial A Ride Dri•en Operate modern eqwp. ment & door to door transp. Calif. drivers li e req'd. No prior exper niee. Good driving rec a must. No Sunday work. Orange Coast Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml. Her· rmann. F. Vl,y. DIWATCHll Needed for full time lhU'ls Including evening, araveyard " weekend bol,&rs to operate com· municatJ004 center ror aecuril.Y ~ Maintenance 1hlft operations. Some radio, telephone ~ ci.ricat expenencc pre- f u r ed. Excellent benefil11. Apply n. '"'-C"'PO"Y ton C.mclbeck lMnt 644-11010 Engineer design. P tT electro · h)draulic eon· trol system s. Retired 0 .K. MS-1006 MECHANICAL ENGINEER Pondtrosa H01Rt1 2Cm Business Ctr Dr. Suite 223 Irvine 92715 Affirmauve Action Employer -- G......atOfflc• .-.Un cow/fnendly people nds pers w/bkkpg bkgd & mod typing. Co ofrs S50 ra\SeS In 3 mo. 2 bonuses per yr & 2 raises every yr. This top co has pie rues. outings, to ma kc this a happy atmo!lph. Outstanding oppty in one d my besL co. Call Chns. 540-alM. Coastal Person ncJ Agency, 2790 Harbor. CM ALL JOBS FREE lmmedlate 'Opening re · quiring 1·3 years R & D backgr o und and ex- perience with boaring applications and design 1----------•---------engineeMng, familiarity General Ofhcc with II variety or metals $1 77 per DAY Jlt. SECRET ARY and the abiliLy to in • Variety or duties in our t.erfacc with <'1111lomers. That's ALL you puy collections department for a D u t 1 e s i n c I u d e We orrer excelle nt com 30day ud shorthand. typing and pany paid benefits in in the filing Good figure ap eluding medical, de ntal. Ulude helprul. Excellent and lire insurance for nlllY PILOT working conditions and employees AND tlepen· UN benefil.s including dental dents. credii ¥nlon and In s u r a n c e . A pp I ,y more . Salaty com· SERVICE Bryman.200 McCormi<'k mens uratc with ·ex· Avenue. Costa Mesa. perience. For immediate llRECTORY Equ a l Opportunity and confidential con· Employer. sideration, submit re· 00 IT NOW• -s um~ to Personnel Man.ager. 642·5671 LEAR SIEGLER lUNSPOIT DYNAMICS 313\ W. Segcratrom Santa Ana. CA 9'l704 E.O.E m lt/h .... .-n Help yourself to a lte.pin111 aelectlon ot Qual1fled Hopefuls ln w DAJL V PLLOT HELP W ~NTED A OS MOWIS~TIMI f« Job !lffllets to check the Dally Pilot Help Wanled ctualfkutlon II u.e job you want 15 nol there you ml1ht ronsider offering your servf('eS with an ad tn lhe Job WanWd cateeory Phone IM2.~ • GetYM. OFftCE The Jolly Roger Inc has an operung for a General orr1ce Cle rk In o ur Purchasing & D1slnbu· uon Dept. The pos1t1on calls for excellent typing skills & a pleasing personality. Duties wall also include l1hog & general office work Xlnt benefits & working ron· dluons with a growing compan y . Apply 1n person at The Joly ROCJ"" lttc: IM2Glllellc A\c JrVtnt:. Cf\ 17141546-0331 General PAY THOSE CHRISTMAS lllLS WORK WHEN VO U t0 0 R 1 0 P M A N A c:Ji ztr E N T _, STARTlf'l'I M M E DIA.Ti:LY ", K E V 6 ·O JA R D EXPE RJK NCE HELPF'UL. W·~ HAVE OUR OWr-i ~~INING PROGRAM ,t'LI ON BY 'llfE COlJNi'R 'S TOP ORGAN S AL ES PEOPl.P.:, CALL AT ONC(,~F'OR lNTERVIE~~ \)RGAN EXCH AN(J't:JT AN NUNN 7141580-7 :E. 1 c ~" GUARDS F\Jll & p/t1me. All area~. Uniforms rurn1sht'd Ages 21 or over. Retire d welcome. No experience nee Apply Un1versul Protection Scr v1re. 1226 W 5lh Street. Sant<1 Ana lnt.erv1ews hours 9· 12 & WANT t------~Operungs in warehouse.1---------• ractory&orrice Call 1-4 Mon thru Fri VICTOR T....,.-ary Ser•ices •l341 Birch Sl. Ste 213 Newpon Bearh 556.8520 And add you r n e w p aychec k" to n e~t mooth's budget GENERALOF"C PIT Type 50 wpm. £1hng, telephones. etc. Fashion Island locallon Ca II Mr Armstrong, 644·5800 ror mt.erview GUAR~ SECURITY Due to our recent ex.- pans1on program. Well!. Fargo Guard Servires 1:. lunng Secunly Guards for: 1,-.iM/H•wport 11.ach Santa lvta/ AllCllheisn f'oulcs ton/a.• Porte Costa M•IG & The Whittier Ai'ff IMMEDIATE O,.EHIHGS for s111p•r•hory le•el s.c:..ity Officers who ---------• wmtTOP ,.AY, wiHt a respect~ CO,..Olt'f· AVCO ~ial Ser•ices Equal Oppor Employer GM.OFCP/T fnvstmnl cons ult.ant will d r nex hrs to gd lyp1sl who can work a bout 20 hrs per wk To S6 per hr. Call Jean. S40·60S5 Coastal Personnel Agen- cy, 2790 Harbor. CM EAAN $3,00 TO Sl.IS ,.StHOUll NO MOTION CAM,.AY TO $4.25 ... HOUR ALl.J OBS f"REE Apply 10 J)('rson Monday ---------1 lO Friday, 8AM lO ll'M GIRL FRIDAY Our Studio •~ seekmg a bngbt, energetic. career oriented person who possesses good typi11J( and ¥eneral otrice s kills. and 1s eager to learn all facets or MUSIC Pro grammi.ng. Please rall for an 1nterv1ew eppornt· ment. MEDIA ONE PRODUCTIONS 540-1255 al: WELLS FARGO GUARD SERVICES 15l2W eo.s.. OttW•alth ,_., ..... CA OR Monday, Tuesday. Wed nesday, T hurs day . 10AM·4PM. CLOSED Fridatpt ZlO W War"lt« ... 217 S....AM.CA Girl Friday, lull Ume for Stai.Uc. NoC-«13S <kcor1t1n1 store W 111 EQu.aJ o,portunlty open • c lose store. tmp&oyer Mff ana ... r l>b!ooes Ir hel~ •--1181111••---CUllolnef"S ln aalesma n a •---------- absence. Wiii learn to Whal'1YourTrade? c onsttucl It du1gn $1.77per0ay a h a de a Ir -do i; om e 'lbll's Ullletopa.y specl11t1 sewtng. Call for arud in \he Dail)' Pilot 673·7830 or (om(' b y Servit"e Olrectory that can C I.I I l O m S h I d C fl ~your pro(essional Drapery Shop. ~ E. ldentJt1. •~or more 1n c.o.t Hwy. COM fon19tlon c1ll &U 5178 . -... . . . . ---. ··----..... ··----._ .. r ·--- l :~R-14,.,_.DAM-.-·-.Y..;.Pl.-l ... O;.;.T_-:----....:::&:::noa:=~i.i•.J.f.::•O{::_u~!!X~"-~'::'!!..70 Hefp W--4 7 1 OO ...... W~ ?IOG HefpW_..., 11-........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!~~!'!':.~ ..... !L~~ Hefp Wonhd 71 oo Hefp W•ted 71 00 HetpW..ted 7100 ---------.............................................................. ~ ....... . •••••-•••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••~= ;_... W-'-4 7100 w.a. We.h4 7100 PA R K I NC LOT Hair 11.)'Ullli ma .. t1 moru lmurantC! •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~T••••••••••••••••••• b"Wf;l!l'€R, nlaht worlt Production Workt'n . ..... ..... S.a RtX•:PTIONlST HEUARC WELDERS: Sciett Properues 0rr,•rf, lmmt-d ~·omt for JI COMPOU ... DEf 14 80 to S5 96 JiAN D u l()&>, J)n>lrC~1vc com' tr.<'llvt> r~pllonlBt for cnooty. Rl'Dl o 10.Uon. "1,.K CLIR Nunln Ir Wkndl Ovr 2f Sal SLSO I.Ard • L•)'dt, CM. O.Ll~toOO pt"r wk to •tart. C11l " TOOL G RINDERS·~ m1118ion llrht'dUlf' An )'(IUJ'Ul dynamic dev,•11111 '™ 1m _ --ATTBmOM CllTICAL MUISIS ~~---- PAltTTIMI P\1Jt.i0f\ Cl rculrnort. No t>XP needed. your own hrs 4t a.t\•a O~r L8. M-110 hr l•My, ~l.(1834. l o S 1 ff 0 . ELK outatan<hnl? tra1n1nl( pro ('Qf'P tYPUl.!I $0-60 wpm, Position rC"qul rr 11 lht T~IATJC PAJNTER ....,,.:1m w/'l'om lfopkan11 Stm-$700 3 mo to ~tart nbllll)' lo rHd and wn1c $447 lO SS.51 PRO DUC t' t Start f>rofe:.s1ou;i :,c9.3(i42 H9r5twht INSURANCF. Expr'd La~ I Wakin& for COftuDttdal l11bWl)' aod 1vur r.t)>~ l wtlh follow propeny ptonoon to h•n t~ HK aru !at1 &uu~, elk a<'C'OUDtl ud marktit You urt· now able to 0117 °'"r I~ SaJar)' • rontrol )'our own M'ht"dulc WM c.11144-WO • ,.; rn an ou~landln tiulary •Orient to ssl(l n xi hospllah. •Hove fi eld supervision C lfTICAL CAii SBVICIS IMC ll.O \\ 1<11tdl 1 •O ron ••• Ca • Now re ru1ttn ' c4uollfloo RN'~ t~ CUl\icr. ~ lUgh!L ~ 1-'or furth' r 1nfut1nu11on l'otll u..w ..... :!5 h.r ~· Musi hr "'"II J .._ llll..llTOR 714/147.6004 ......, f AM-l f'M ~J'OOm('Ct :.ihll" lo ~orl. ~ ~llh 111.."W"C'> Will lt .uu Hill tunr Mon F'tl t.• n .ihl 1&•rl Thr lh•rb' ~11rnt ha ndltl t~yvi.•v. --tt.. ... uw.rd.Ot ~ M\ tlu.p,: Thunn. M •11ply fh(i lnu Ml Modrls, t'em Shar p C' M fie?~ t..iun.a 21 t N Cu .. l (lj(Ul'e ooly $1~ per hr _______ _. L-.Mo.-fH --HW)'.l..a«urutflt•11rh ~.~U22 Dob. llutd _,,_.--..r HOS1'/HOSnsS fur b1e> mf'diral <'orp M1unlL'n1ncl· men 11111 Mcldcls CA.SHIM fl n.lbk• hn.. 11pprox 2<I lJrnt.•. 1760 Pt"r mo to We-.dM'W focn: , .......... "8111<'~ for -., .. ,1• pi•r wt. <iood aluy To ;l!~ N . Or.an11t• Cu Modrll-Mllle • f'('m<' ....... ~. .-... ~'tart 1mmt'dlutt'l 'J :az_....... I( yo ur ftt l't h:,a i; or1t•n1t-d peraon' rur t -n·ntly t'llUll ~u111t tk• .ilJll• ~port ~·arh 631 l!SM M Al NT F.N AN a-,; Man c I u l'a r le-r , t a h I g h 111 ~wk 01•\lble h•1ur.. X H oooded 3 4 hn. da1ly $600 f~on or look1> like the t:-.Juoy pll'~11nt wurl.in.i ~•vs ••&.~ perrl'IO CUllRonatJu.h IUJ'l ~xtdoor Callforan -·• • _ ...... _ -~ SIOC'Um'",l'"'256M <1ppo1ntm('nt tor a 1.viiuitiun~ '"' 1<1ml>oil\) N 8 h ne Jewelrv dt• Pt'NiOflal lnli•rv1cw You bcmcl1u.. A1>ply !l.irn I:? olf h 1,1 ' Id b od uoon. Moo/ t'r1 , ''''r a.1gn&!r t'fs c.· a t:n11og cou e m eltng as pt•rm pi t. Pot-Ilion wl MAIMTBtANCE 1Jarly WI rwxl week! So lM•l·~RI R I O T T futun• to responslblt• P/fa.. or Wbd. don't hes1taw. call oow, "" nwture woman w / :1111les Manual work Yo rd a....k for Ha~I HOTB. "xp•r C'~·m knwld6t. de· clean.up. malnt. ett 631 5600 ~(JO NC'\Nport Ccot1•r l>r strable 673-4734 $4.50 per hr Qlll '7&2· 1330 New York West N °~ M aft 9 "u ModellllR A1tency ewpon or&ch Jt!wclry snlespen.on lor on """ · ~wtlOppor t;mpl.y m /f tugb fuhlon giallc•r}' 10 MOM. kids m school '> _ _ Lnguna Bead\, Full or -Thompson Blueprini Hotel ~totel --PIT, salary + com Maintenance needs opera tor , wa l l Maoagcq\cot posllwn rru.ss1on49'7 21l5 MAJNTIHAHCE tram 632 Baker C.M. lmmedlate opening for L. F. A D E R s H I p Ha.Piil -~-0033 ______ _ .1mb111ous, enthu1t1ast1c· POSIT IONS-College We are now mterv1ewang MOOMJGH11HG? front office manai-:t'r Senior s/grad s, M/f . for a full tune. perma 963-7225 Mu:.t be M.'llpons.ible & l&-27 years. Salary plus oent p()S11.Jon us Ma m· e'<P'-'rlCMl'd Sa I a r v benefits from first day of tenance Helper This in· Motel Housekeeper , 5 dys UfJen Apply ltuy l"raMir :l>-weekstrauungpenod. div1dual :.hould bl.' pr wk, 9-2 :30. lnexp. or Juaruta Pre1>11.'y, Son Learn leadership skllls mecllarucally Inclined & $3.00, exper . $3.25. <~~mcntc lnn 125 Ave to use in b1&Smess world willing lo work flexible 54>9471 ":s P 1und1 an. ~a n a!Wr service. Technical hours. no experience •----------< I cm<' n l <' • < A . trauung. combat a r ms necessary. Excellent MOTEL MAlDS, Part or 714/492-6103for apµI _ available. Invest in your career e>pportlrutJes wilh f / l 1 me . A PP I y to : Housedeancrsto work for future . Call now for outstanding bcncfils ~~Motel, 4030 E Jaruce's Ra""c0Y Ann. Army Officer Candidate Please apply in person l wy, Cdm 673-4520. ,.... School <C>CS >. to· Tues Frl.8-3 645-LBOO Costa MesaS40-l026 · MOTEL NIGHT CLERK. H · ~ 3 Days per wk. Mon/· untlngton Bch962-882l ~ijdAu,MAh~ll A Tue/Sat. 6pm.J :JOam . $3 Housecleaners needed. LEGALSECR ETAR Y .f,('~ WllAW. or $3.25 exp . C a l l __ Fulltime. exper. San _545-__ 94_7_1 ______ _ Plea.w call aft.er 51' M. 67~2839 ----llousekceper-P/T , houri. JuanCapo.831·1121 49Foshiotllsta..d MOTH ER'S H E LPE R. flexible Nwpt Bch Bach 1• in •· brd f ..... LEGALSECRET .. RY Mewwrtle-h uve •rm"" + sm ;1u..:r w/2 l.t.'Cnagcri.. No A r-· -I hve in. Mu:.t hke health Crowin~ dyna mic Lit11.w· An Equal s a a r Y • ex P e cl a.n l lood,'>. $4.5() hr. Cull 212ti lion Firm in Newpor t Opportunity Employer mother OK. 770-2551 ti~. Centt>r has perm. part HOUSBCEEPER t'.o Laguoa lamlly 1n pvt bl•ach l'Ommumt v 5 day week. live '1n Separate m <'C quartcri. Pob1t1on avail 2/27 R('r1'. pref dnver's hl· Salary & board. 49'1-lGJG time open1nR for --------- f'nergetic effi cient & ex •MANAGER per legal secreta r y RECSYIHG Mu s t h a v l' x In t WOMENS RETAIL shorthand. typing & dw· Career position r1.>qu1res taphone expe r. Call a bn ght energetic 11al to Sbaron~mtiO tram m r£ec111mg & ad· UMODRIVER mlnislralive functions. Must be orgunised & good Wlth a ca.Jculator . Work with Cme womens doOung. $80().$1000 per MOVIE EXTR~ sought by Hollywood nlOV1C flrm. S20·S200 per day poss. Looking for out$?oing 18-70 yr olds wanting to break into movies. (714 ) 761·1244. V I DEO CAS T I NG SERVICE. (now in 4th year). llousekeeper. fem • h vc· Prv. Pty. Newport 81.'h. m,cook &dnvcforlady. profess1ooal. cxpe r . Pvt. rm.Iha. Npt Bch. mature d:nver. 24 to SS 1;'2-ro:rJ/64&152-1. yrs. $17S-$200 per week. mo. based oo your back--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ground & ability. Bn ef • note or resume to Prest· deoL P .O.Box 3179. Seal ---" References. ~156 or _________ , 213-822--0611ext.284. HOUSEPAR&ns Lot man. General help. See our ad m today's ap Must be 18. Valid license. p a p e r u n d e r 847-1241/847·1242 f..~~S -llOUSE LUNCH SEl,tVICE help COUNTY OF for pvt men s club. Mon ,,_ ... .... I h r u t' r i . 1 2. 2 : J O . """"'"GE SJ.SO/hr. 752. 7905. Beach. Ca 90740 MANAGEMENTOPPTY New appl store needs 8 aggressive people to slart 1mmed. no exper nee. will train. S300 & up per week. call for appt Mr. Brown 646-5(>15 ________ , ------1 MAHA.GER for YMCA SUMMER RESIDENT CAMP located in San Bernardino Mtns. Hous- ing & e mployment for other members of family available. Summer posi- tion o nly . Call 213/ ~7043forapplicat.Jon I D E A L P I T I M E . MACHIHIST housewives & colleRc MILLHAND girls w/cars. Over 21. For proto-type machine 9:30AM-12:30PM Mon· shop in the instrument Fn. Earn S80·Sl00 week· dJV1sion of the oil tool in· ly. M u s t b e n ea t , duslry. Wo rking from pt'rsooable & ene rgetic. bluepnnts. s ketches & Lon's Kitchen. 979-0747 verbal designs, directly aft IO AM FOR APPT. with engtneering. to as· 1uulDl"'TE Slst an new product de· ,_ A vclopment for world PARTTIME wade well .bore oav1ga. a..LOYMEKT uoo eqwpmen t. Lathe -SANCLEMENTE experience helpful for Mature woman lo com pa- nion sit wknds. eves with well. older grandmother for pro(. daughter . N.B. area.~. The OAJLY PILOT 1s more vanety of pro1ects. coosolidaling a subslan· SaJary open. excellent MICHA.MIC llal part of its d1stnbu· benefits package. E.O.E. Experienced wla1r cond. lion into paper routes rl' Scicnllfic Drilling Con-l u n e · u p • I i g h t qwr1ng afternoon de trol. Cor porate Head· mechanical. Good salary livery by motorized quart ers. Newport & benefits. Goodyear transportation. Beach. Call l714> 557-9051 Tu-eStore •Liberal income al ru.k for Mr. Moll or Mr 646-4814 Jowance plus bonus plan Adams. 1---------- '5hort working hours (71;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1M ED I C AL ASST days perweekl Urology. Gef'l l ofc & •ExceUent partllm.-in medical exp reqd. Others come MACHINISTS need not apply. Call For details conlart S48·2247.Npt8ch. Foster Ouellet 496·6800 between 9·JOAM -7PM. •1st& 2nd Shift• M·F. STILL GROWI NG!! IM · INSPECTOR TRAINEE To learn all phases or ID· :1pection Must pa s~ physical & back x ray. Irvine E .O. E. Call 54(). 76:11. MEDIATE OPENINGS AND GREAT OP . PORTI1NITY FOR: •Tool Roo.n Machillist. 2,.3 y.ars •xperienc. •hwa&Shwpe Se+4lp O,.raton lmurance . Cle rk Typist. •Hw O,.ralot personal hncs ex per ...... , Optealot helpful Jay & Renfro, •Meo:th• ~alun 645-0000. ·Mee• •• c.al ~------~-1 INSURANCE· Fln Vly A.IU .... f tr 11.nch of lrg auto ins •I p1ctoe • producing agenl.'~' has •Btdrtcal ~~wing 1mmed t.edtAswst•ler U..rwrilwTraiH• Muumum expen ence re· No exl)f'r nee·. qwred, sevt>ral trainee Acd Clertts PoS•llons available. txp betpful, but not nee Sol co m me n s urale w/exp & ubilltr <.:a ll Kn l h y Sc h m 1 d t 11 l ~161 or rome into our olc. at 17400 Brookhurs\, SCe 218. Ftn VIY. '-----IMS RN CE FILE CLEflK 8tginners spot for bright Pleasant work· WE OFFER •H111hly Competitive Rotes . •Plenty ot Overtime •Shm Differe nlial •Excellent Company BL>nefits for Employee8 and ~pendenL'I. Medical TranscripllODJSt 31/:z daywffk Legal psycf11atnc ofc. Type OOwpm. One s:1rl . lite billing. type fiOwp m, phone & scheduling . 8:11-8585. ...,_.T ....... $775 Oppty lo climb the lad· der of s uccess 1oto mgmot or sales w/tbis rapdily rapidly expod'g nat'l co. Pos starts lo warehouse for tra ining & then moves up. One or the best co's In area w/top reputation lo the ir field. Exceptioo'l oppty. Call Chris, 540·6055. CoMta1 Personnel Agen- cy, 2790 Harbor , CM ALl.JOB.5 FREE Models Needed newport , personnel agency 752·0331 2192 Mart.an, Irvine Call For Appointment. - Office Manager.Sales Good opportunity for ad · vancement. Will traio/no experie nce necessary. Must be 25 yrs old or older & be avail on Saturdays. 557-0824 or 774·6090. 1525 Mc sn Verde #206, Costa Mesa. OfflCI POSITION Informal e nvironment Job security. ad vance'. meat. first class medicul & deJ'llaJ plan. Bring us basic typing skill. atten· t.100 lo detail. ab1hty to show up oo time. and we will train for a vanely or act1v1t1es. We are a stron,lt. established and growing small company selling to music stores throughout the world. Slart S650 & go up to S675 in:.>days. Tilen it's up to you' PAYABLES. COMPUTER. BlLLJNG. INVENTORY. 10.KEY EXPERIENCE can boost starting pay. 64.S-6630 in Newport. Opocal VACUUM SYSTEM OPERATOR We are aeeking an in- dividual ex~nced ID vacuum system oper a · lio ns . Sal a r y com · me ns ura te with ex- penence. C-Ompre he nsive com· PMY benefits mclud ing major medical and den· tal. Call or apply 1n person to 3952 Campus Drive. Newport Beach, (714 ) 540-0080. Equnl OP· por t.unity e m ployer m/f/h. TRANSMASK CORP. t"W't ume home care, •r· rands & ihopp!ng. Hra. & pay to be d111cuucd ~(» PART TIME EVENINGS /\dults with ouata.nd1ol(. attractive penonalllit.'!l wf'lo f'IVOY worltlng with k"' Over 21 St.art at $3 SO ~r hour P hone 642 4321 Ext. 250. UP.TWEEN 4 00·5 00 l'M. Alltfor~ F.qual Opponuruty Employt'r PASTE UP. part-lame. 4 afternoons wit 12·4. 30. «T1""64 PASTE· UP ARTIST. P IT & F.T. Exper 'd. Apply Penhys aver. 1660 Pha<'t'nlla, C.M PBX Ans service. 1mmed openin(s, to work varied hrs & wtcends. Pd vuc. med ins & pd lraini~ (714 ) 645-2550. PBX Ans we ring service operator full & P/T. CU ii 835-3561 PBX OPERATOR lodePeodeot bank seek· ing experienced PBX Operator for Sat. only. Cootact L . D a v is . !MS-l.234. Pacific City Bank Equal Oppor Employer PIXOPER. Oper's for telephone answering service. Must be able lo work some weekends. Typing 35 wpm re qui red. Ex. perie nce preferre d or will tram. Ma ny com· pany benefits. FuU time or part time. day &c even- ing shifts available. Irvine Airport area ca II 540-3333 or 833-3333. Fashion Island area call 64().lllO Costa Mesa ar ea call 6T.Hl 66. E.O.E. PIX OPERATOR Good opportunity exists for reliable person with pleasant phone manner Flexible hours . Xlnt co rompany benefits. Apply 9am-12 Noon. Mo.n/Fra. Personnel. MARRIOTT HOTB. 000 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach F,qual 0ppor Emply m /f rst.SOMHEL DIUCTOR Highly motivated in· dividuaJ is being sought lo assume the d1rec· torship of the personnel dept with f ul l responsibility for the recruitment & or ienla· lion of new employees & the continued develop- ment & administration or personnel policies, pro- cedures, wage & benefit programs & labor rela· tioos. A degree in person· ncl ma nageme nt. in· ~ Wlderatand Enl(h~h. T I 0 N w 0 R K F. Rs olficeia on .IMJOr ~-lr<.-cts ----We wUI traln to operate Mak''Yemale. t-"\lrolturc ar !he best slalf 1~ lown RECEPTIONIST for P\'I our eqw pemnl. No t'lt lnrers. Furniturl' AN It'll your fulurt• rali men's club on Mon onlv, per1-0oce n eceuary ,s e m b I e. Pac k in p. 7S1·3191. • f;·30am-2pm, 13 ~O/h r Pleaae call ur apply In ()peraion. S3.67 to$4 .40. 752·7905 JX.'f10n lo' IROWH JOROOH c;:: SELECT ---- ANABOLIC. INC ~~:i~y~t. T PROPERTIES RECEPTIONIST l1802C1IMte T p ' lrvloe.CA92714 Monufactures ot high Y 1s·r a ccu rnt l· '7 qulil1ty l.llumlnum OUl a .E.SALIS "harp. Ot'3l. bri ght ( 14>~1 oxt3:i door furnit u re. Call Ope~ now av.iii 10 rr1e odly & re HaLlc 9'1'9-01317:30lill4pm. our attr active, wdl lk!uvy tclt·pholl4-s. /\pph •PWMIHS& DltAIHMIH. Top pay. Medico! in aur~. paid v11c11t lons; " must have own true k Will train. Call 751-6942 POU SHER 0£.GalASIB Degr ease r hclp<'r w/llOIJle pollshlog ~xp 4m!S.E. M alo, Irv PRINTER person needed VITAMIN PACKAGERS Tempe.., f///t'f 4-6 w ... ~ Or~e County v1t.om1n manufacturer LS tJeeklnR 3 people lo bottle and packa2c vitamin t-0blet6 isl Shift. 7am·3·30 pm, Mon Pri Pl<'osc apply ID J"l(TSOOlO' (;a roi Ru rfl DO lO run Hamada. Exper A.,.. A B necessary . Pll'asc call n 0 LI C for appt Llberty Print INC ing,557·~. 17802 Gtllt'lh• Printing Tecl\n1eian, Sad Irvine. CA 927 M dleback College. Mumon t7141546-3901 f'xt25 Viejo. Salary r angt> ~Sl l27 per mo Call Equal Opportunity 83.1'9700 x 302·303 btloltllD 8 Employer MIF &5. ___ _. ....... .._ __ PlUNTfNG lmmecbate operung ex llllS for: PUSS OPHATOR Experaencl.'d p r es:. person lo operate multi lathe 1250, 1850 pr<'sses Salary will co m · mensur alc w 1th ex· penence. Cont.act. Lynn Stansfield I 714) 759 7853 Bctween8am·llain ~Ll~ 620 Newport Center Dr . Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer Pnnting PRESS OPERATOR Small m-house shop has position available. Some prt'ss expcneM'P r e qwrro PAPER cunER Computenzeo machmel expenencc preferred Four day work week. l'X· oelJ<."fll benefits including dental plan Apply Sam· llam & lpm.Jpm, Na· t1onal Education. 4401 Barch Street. Newport Be 3 ch . l N e a r 0 . C . i\ i r po r l > E qua I Op . portUruty Employer. Product.Ion Worker. Hot Air Bu lloons. Layout. cutting. seaminR. rig· $?iflg. f\111 time will train. Call 615-3545 PRO D UC T ION WORKERS Hood Sails. cut-OUl & second lay out wo r ker s. t"ull ti m e 548-3464 • Producllon ASSIST AMT FOREMAN Pos1t1on r e quires a rrurumum of ont> )car supervasang manufactur 1ng operat ions p r e · ferably tn Vllaman rte Id. Will function as lead person in a ll v1tamtn manufacturing t>pt•ra bon.S and assist Produr tion t'or eman a' rt• QUlred. PlellS(! call or Jp ply to. ~NABOLIC, INC. 17802 G1lll'tk Irvine. CA 92714 t714)S46-890l ext 35 .. Equal Opportunity Employer M 'f-' PSYCHOTHERAPY Advanced cllml.'al tram· mg for post ma:.tcr:. & doctorate mental help profesc;1onals. Will \'St. 0 P c hild gu1danc:e center offering I & II yr" p/l programs wl hcensed s up1.>r v1s1on 1n c.-u r · ra culum leading to cert.aflcate. 848-2291 QUALITY CONTROL BASF Systems I!. now beginning a new c.'lec· tro n1 C' ron'>ume r manufactunnl? operation in Orangt-Count\' We will be mo11ing to ·a n(:W facility in F ountain Valley next year. We have an 1mmediaLc re·· qwrement ror tht• follow int:: in support of uur rapid expal1!>1on fu.nushed Laguna &>ach 1n person Tr111l Rl!lht olt1ce. ror exper or nt•w Trniw~ :uoo w ~nt.rat ly lacerwed, cnthus11isllc SA' sales~ple. Xlnt corn ---- ITllJ.Sion K<'hedule & o tru IECfPT $850 I~ gro1tlocall00 on Co1uil Be;iul w9lerf rnt Joe. Sm h wy .. 2 blu. from lhr compottblt> ofc nd• br.ach. w1th ~l'Jpl(' off· fnendly 1nd1v lo "fit 1n '1.rC.'et partuni: WtU od typma o ( !i() & t• SUUONREALTY P1ll'h 111 ut1ludc . Call 497.Jltl R1to, ~10 •iOj~. Coo-.t.11 l\.~I Aaency. 271>4 Real Estate ..... &s..-.. Wt• have an open10a in our Res1dcnttal 0 1v Cur an expen enced man or woman pos.,ess1n11 e n thwuasm Jnd 1n tegnty If you :.rt• rnt('r1•11lt'<I to 11 bP11uuful oHlr•· 1n t ht· hnel!t location. working with conl(c n1 :d ui; M1C1ak."S. we a r«· 1nt~·r1•st 1-d 1n mt."Ctlna you. In· l.C'l'Vlew by :tpµOlntmt>nt. w.., H. Taylor Co. Real~ ti44 4910 Harbor, C'M Al.L JODS 1-'R 1-:1-: RECEPTiONIST l'lu3h o re·,. w l v<·n fncnc1Jy people nth ()l•r· w/ftd ph pt•Nonahty & II lyptl\1¢ f'un co orr·si. • IJUnu..~'!\ !X'r yr , ofr •>ul init"I & 2 u l lncrraiwi. Pf'' yr Slnrt 1al $700 & S!ll rm•,1· in 3 mo C'u1 II <.:hm. 540 OX~. <.:o::u1wl Pc~m nt>I S l\geol'y, 21111 llw'll(>r,<.:M /\LI .. IO US I'' JU:: 1-; -RECEPTIONIST REALESTATE SAJ,t:.~ <Jut1101nl( oer st>n alit} SALES Agents ~.: Mana911Mnt s.pport l11order ToP~e? I wil hetp you! Give me a cilll Danyl MellOtl M•llJH' 842-2561 TARBELL REALTORS wiexv in dt-ithn~ w/pc•o pll· Typ1ni: 'kill' r1•11 U1t'\J1ihcn1>• 1o ..-<.:o will tram !)Uart t.i.1 IQ Sl-l:i11 1·iill Jc.Jn. '.lO f,U.,, C<la.\t.JI Pn..cJtini>I Al''}I' l'). 27'..tl H:trb•w (.)1 ALl.J<J~ "f<t-:f. ft .. .,l.Juf..int Jr ,1n• Clubllou~e r 1qu1rt' i:cner:il twli> for th 1 ountA.•r. d1f,h.._ .. , h• r 1 I• Small 'iandw1rh bar f'., per not n•'<' \fo:\t 1 .. neat & J>('r"'>OD tJlv 2'pm IOpm, M<nt 1-'n t1f So1t '· !'>un 9am Spm J .,, , 7!>1 7500 -----SAILAOATS,\L~" A'\ .:xpenenCl' pn•ft-rrt:•l Korui Mannf' 675·1403 Sail t•ult.cr. full tmw. ~ 111 trwn 631 1842 Sult.-s Cuslomcr ~r' 11·• Kcp po:.1t1on op1:n lot l'rr cmp Flf'x1bl~ hr,,. 'lton• d1'>counl. Xlnt opp R.l>aJ i'};t.alc C 11 ' t a M t' s a • ~Opportuftity i\l ont)!omt.•ry Wa r d . Flad out about the r l'al t'orum Ins Co Call Mr t~tate .,ales taN.'l'r up lleld1n 545-8242..._ portunit1es with The 'i::ilc" Clcrk·RI.' po bl• Real Es taters. L1ccnsinl! ix·rvin llt'i'<lt•<I s to ~".'. school f~ completely r l'an• rd'undablE' to school or ol ice s upply bustnl.''' your cbo1re + cxtensl vc ~Y & . plea. ... ant i..·orl.. sales trauung proRram ~ach Stationers. 40~ after bcensmg to ussure Campu.' Dr :'<l B the tughest opporturullc!> SALES ~uc~~·!,~ ~~~ HICKORY FARMS st.anding tl.'am of .,uc Olsrover tht-wonderful cessful profcss1onnls in world of c h (•cst• & lhe business 1-·or In· i:ourmt·t loods wh11. formation call Monda\' \'arnini.: t•xtra mont·~ lhru Friday. ask fo·r PIT !>ale!>. Tak111i.: ap DarleoeCoe µlical1ons at ll1C'k11n The Red &taters ~·arm-.. Westchfl f'la1a. 714 640.2500 ::~~; Fashion Is land SALESLADY for t•xrluo;1vc children~ REAL ESTATE SALE.') :it.ore So. Coast Plata, Lu Y Lioeeun.<;edr or lwet will tram Magasm. Exp essential. or s a c exam . Call 54~..s585 L1m1ted offer Ca II · --- Causey&Co.494-805i SALES & Nl'HSJ::R Y dustnal relations or bus I· I----------r ness adm1nistratioo & a Quality Control MAlNTENJ\.NCE. FULi __ -;-____ ;;~~•I TIMF.. CALL546-3257 min or 2 yrs exper in personnel or lodustri a I relations 1s preferred. Salary will be com· mens urate w /educ a - tional & professional ex· per. Please forward re· sume. stating sala ry lustory. m complete con· fidence lo the Person nel Dept. San Clemente General Hospital. 654 Camino De Los Mares, San Clemente. Ca. 92672. Equal opply employer Selling anything with a Daily Pilot Classified Ad !8 a simple mntwr ... Just call 642·5678. $1.77 per DAY Thal 's ALL you pay for a JO day ad m the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY 00 IT NOW! 642·5678 Technician RECEIVING INSPECTOR B.ECTRICAL ~Desi! Expanding electro.nr parts d1str. G tJo• base+111cenllw. Rkgrnc n.oq 10 t•IC<'t componen sarl's. purch or l.'us t -.en. Hi-Rel Oistnbutor Reqwres knowled~e of ~. 71416384541. A"I. IC's. Wodes. capac1tori..1-ror_Afln(' __ . ____ _ transformers and other SALESPERSON. maturl· related components. Will retail cxper F/tame . Npt be responsible for eqwp· &h area 642-8910 ment selection and tl.'sl· lJlg lo Documentor and/ SALESPF.ltSON needetl or supplier s per1flca 1mmed Gift Shop. Will llom M1mmum on<• year traul. 494·12ll previous componcot lcsl S mg expencnC'C 10 rccciv ales persons wanted. inginspect1on. Tht' Bay. :103 Mam St.. Balboa Mens & Womens ~-p,og,-1m,,..,.. lodlvidual will perform production process tests lo determine whether product meels spec1f1l·a· lion as 10 mechanical. electncal performance charactenstics. Will as. sist QA Engineer in de· sign evaluation testing and reliability teslin11. Will have to devise test procedures, dia~nose malfunctions or produc· tion problems on the basis of test results and perform troubles hooting and rework or complex items. Prefer cund1datc with 2 years technical traimn~ 10 e lectronics and 3 years plus related cxperi e n<'t' We offc;>r a salary com Sportswear Immediate me nsu rate with ex Part time openings l(lr perien('(' and excellent W<'l.'k·ends . <.:all 673·56511 c.-ompany bcnt·f1t s Sandwich & Salad "" Please apply tn person. sembler.i. full time. S;im R.P.G. II PIOGRAMMER/ANALYST Or~ COURty LocaffcMli Tf you would hkt• to he ar AM more about this op lpm. Mu~t be neat, c•ll':1n & dcxtl.•rous S325 f1 lhr. 979·0747 for appl aft IOam. Lon's K1tchl.'n Our c lien t is a well res pec led portunity to use your IJOCUMENJOR manufacturer of htg h QUllhty oltlce potential please contact p1oducts and offers an interesting our lndustrial Relations A Divis ion of AM SEAMSTRESS opportunity that should warrant the Depa rt m c n l . 1714) International. lnl' Alterallon exp he!lprul atten11on o f data p ro c esslnq 752-1971 2921S.Daimler St will tr:11n r1Rht person. proless•ooats with the lollowlnQ P 0 Box 10547 545-5072 aft Ii I'M quallllcat10ns· BASF SantaAoa,CA92711 SEAMSTRESS for s:u l • A c ollege degree in Business, SYSTEMS Equal Opportunity m a ker. 1 nd u s Lr1a 1 C o m p u t e r S c i e n c e . E .. 1 M F martunes. 645·7950. V-tdeo Di•isiott m,..oyer I /H Se En gineenng or Mathematics l.800QuailStreet amst~ss. s mall sail • 5 years MIS e xperience o f Ne..-Be h c lort. Exp. Full tlmt· hi h -....,. • ac • A 92660 1lle fast.est draw an the 631·1842 · w c at lea s t 2 yea rs s ho uld F-Qual Opporum1ty Wesl. a Oa1ty Pilot -· -----be in a Syste m 3. Mo del 12 or £mployer M IF Cla..c;silied Ad. 642·567S. I lave someth1nli( to sell" la rger in brackets in R.P.G.11 O nss1ned ads do 1t well • Des irable factors will include RealFlitateSales ~{Al STAR G A 'ZEKfl f:.;i - ex~rience tn a m a nufactu ring lfc-®) ~ ~.,111 )J. WW_,~.','~-~~~ lJ. u••• enviro n ment a nd desig n of 1M 1· • --~., ........ o n ·llne s ystem s . . CIR R>~~·~ rod.:;;;~,:_~~;; ~·r;,.ondoy ;:; 3 ASS•Qnments will be 1n the areas ot shop ..ocl~ciorresponc11ng10~ !.,»1 ·i.i -s_ loadlno. Older entry and some l1nanc1 m1 ~T•t111vi of~Zod~birttnign. :v6l:of--= "' ... u flifol\ ,,, ... ,. • OOI0••'9 ,, .. ,. • I""' KO.HO apphcatlons ,u.'r 111 1-....... vt ... ,.. •· ··-ocr 11~~ Arc• }'OU wonh more but ~; •1._1,. >.--'..:_ ... , ..,,_. w .11 Tile compensation 1s auraeuve ano ti.red ot Ri ~'1.!> .... .,.., -.. a...- lnclodes base salary. excellent benefits "off the t.op'??~~c~!:s ~~ .._.. ~~ ~;~-S~ '.':::~MM CODd.iUons. Ge~ral o experience pre-Jt!l'tled. Opportunity tor traiDlnc ai advancement. mt h.r. week. l500 per mo . t o a tut. Ca I I 5tM700. au for Andl"f'a . SAl\llDAY INTaVllWS ·•~to12 ...... APPLY fN PERSON Keith Taylor.Sharp wut be in C06ta Mesa. Calif. at Regis Hair Stylist lo So. Coast Plaza on Sun. Ma rch 4th. fr Mon. March 5th. l..ocaJ persons w1shing lo take part as a hair model in th ls ad. vaoced training seminar covering the latest alylc cut&. please call Re1ia IUir SC.ylist at S.0..- and a substan1111 employee profit Share thole few th.at wanl 11 ~..,.r" •-111~ .. ;;;:;.. _ .. _ bonus_ iuaiabt 1'1,'lwttt • ·-:111.... .-.... _,,, .Ii.a PANTRYWORKER·~dys Interested parllcs s hould contect c. a. Q\.i. ~ ~=-~=... !':=-*-n '1l 1 wt. 1 bappro 1 x 1 32 hrs. Pllt Thomt0n lit (7t4) 9SS-t650 or wtJte lo. 90% ~ a~ :1~ ~:::. Ji"~t:f·~~Hl:~H E.0 .£. LEAi SIEGLER ~ 11 •DAY c u ca ror a ppl. JI' ~,,,.,,,,,, !;~-.!-~=...... ::::.--CNtKOaM lUMSPOIT ~t'a &tf yG,U -t!or M-OCXIO otJ~'Jli~ • COO'UniMion. If you ore ...,.~, 11 ~:::..,... ~=· ~= :: : ~ -.. JV- 1 ..-p ......... ..,.........,. for p-'v t one ol l.ho8e rare O"~ "'.;:;,. --,.,_ ••• .__ ---._ ..... DYMAMfCS a-uay_•d nl ;;;;;,y~M;_ Par.tu~~ n•~~v , _W .st2000CH.. ~TtttQ that reaJly are indt'Pe"'; I J;;---== :::'.:' :;:-...,.,;_ =,... J~Ull ift()Y~~edut~1n•;Jww1nlh? 3131WtstSe .. entrom DAILTPILOT now.CO!lldbefulltlmeln II 'L• ~DEKHCA92060 dent con tractors Ii ~~'" ~W""' u=. :;::::.. ,:r-.• , .. ~v. .. "" Sant.a Ana, CA SIRVICI liWDIDel' -.sm lo\.~-t4Tl ~-1650 motJvaltd to eaTn more, .we a ~.,..,._ ~,.... '"''• Ian rl•d Ao11 DlllCT ~.:.....-~......nle ..... calloow! .!-.!"1 ~::" ~::._ • :::::-l!!'"'~-~-.~~··ull n.,•re t.bt e.a&lest w11y F,Qua.l()pportunlly OOITNOOIW 1 Y ._,..... .... ~rn~~..... ....... .646-5096 552-1 321 ~;:. ~:.,..... ~t::..., J!" tofllldjultlhtiWm&and Em~mtr/h ahouldehrQScheckthe ( ... ~, ...... , .. -..... ..... a .. _ ,. • .,. ..... ... ~•=~~~g~~~~n~ee~f~l==~~~~~~~~~1~=~M~2-~1~6~7~1~=d~~:·!~~~~~·~~~~~~:·] ~~~»"-v-•--~~-> DMLV PILOT Sr.LL Idle items wtth a t1.J.iH#. u .... .._ "°'-~"""a ---~~;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;c;;;;;;::::=========-.&...:::::Da.aJ,y::::=~~~~a~iw:::;n~ied::.:;A~dj.J'l~~~M-:•··"~~~~4'°";;.~~~u.m.;:::~()~1~;;~~~~~·i~?t"gjOl:~' ···-·-·-·,-. . , , .. . . .. -• ••• .. -. -. . . .. ..... ........ ' .. ' I l tWpW..ted 710 HttpW•hd 710 HtfttW•hd 7100HefpW•tH .. 7100 ~!!~ ... ~.?!~~ ~~.' .......... !~.~~ ........................................ -...... ....................... .............. . ....... . Stx:RETARY • M1na1tu· SICltlTilY/lue IUX'Hf:l'AR\' J'RAJNl-;I'~ 't\Jllfo:Jt\llS<>HS for lun\'11 WAl'l'RESS 1'1&rt ttmt', PUklC AUCTION mtot Coasu1Un& t1rm Pr\'t1tdrnt 111 ••tt>V.lllll 1')'p1ng .. Shortt111nd11'Q 'M'itnWd t~rault•a.6,1 ,&11 wk11d11 &p11rt1!\'~M1ly.op11· MANYITF.MS01''1''1NE Nt"wport Peru\. Prt!parl' lr\.oin.•llnnwa,;'iiihhlltp trur lntervlt'w "'''''' (~vl'iSchl 2hr"dollv ~icltl hn. vtrub cu 1':STATJ:o: J~WELRY., ~" proct "rt" 1'.:ltt'\'UltVt' Sl•r r•tary ptlOIW1U l'Pll:l.)1 toof'rl SJ2S hr C'ull urowt llU~ ART OBJ ECTS. AN JllW Shorthand r q'd ~octh $1$4l0 wtlhn& lo (.,lt'l'}'I • ~·r "'"' 3130 W1ulr1·•" wtmtrd. t•'(l)t'r T I Q U 1-: S • f' I N E Som~ anol)ll't wurk iotartatll200 7:'1\ 4H24 1. •· A l ' It l" It Ill boCh routl & cocktull., f·uKNl'fURE . t:n;. ~r aen orflctt dut1l·:o. SICllT.AIY Sit. KINOKn<.;t\RT t;N l~·twol'n t o 4 . 1r v1 nt• PHONE l"<?R ll'H'O & t'I T p o1.il1011 St u11to $l'.WM1.1 1-'ur II mull vr1valP C(ltl'll t'ntryClub.ltiOOt. 8ll0<'11URF.6452200 '1Hl6'~~ toSllOO 111 11\1lh·n111111 d1"l ,,hnol 1., .,tudi•nt" 111 Ct>Mt llwy ,N B 6449!:1Ml p t'r o nn,.1 °11 ~II dtt,., lln H JO 1 l'l~·u•1· AnUqu .. Mu11c 8oxei.1 SECRETARY MEDIA ONE NODUCTIOMS l~:lid1nJ1 "" 11 l I<• n S.aftS"SS 1\.1 ~1111 n ln :-01 ~ "'''' ___ ... ____ • _____ U ~d1 ulhn1 ~tit tn StclfTAIY nr~h olh~ ,,, nattonlll •'UC"PO' itlron h ,1i. 1•11o·run).: for '>t'1"' \11 m.111,._. .. , ros1 t p1~ &. ,h1•rlh..111c1 ktlh l l'tlllll l'll "" .... i. .. tf"l rrhnn1 & 11\'1 \Hlllll 1111\111< I ~I I h ~al t'!>l•h • l>t'l '-Ullnt'I >tnll , u''""" ri. 1 \ p1u1 "' tl'• '"I'"' .ind h1•tlh21n1I 1H "J.lltlltljUlrt ll I• 11o·n1•nu• I•' 1 11 1h11 \\ • ol h•r • l .. 1•So1IM \ • l''r1'l , ... •llh UltMprn hJllnl ,.,.,.11111 ···•II ftu ·•"Pl tcA'I ""'"' WAREHOUSEMAN ..... ,J M"c"'n" 1 Cl""'k" "lot '"""'' ht•ndll"' "' •Y ~ ""' .. , no.:.v "'""' • IU " , ... D ' " 1'\111 hnw S-Omt· 1•x1>r lfUCES.ELECTION vtt•J•urnl 1•11v1rnn11wnt Tl.ACHERS AID f\'ll t•iwkrnAI hh1p1r111 & •-rte• 11111)' hy '.'''"'· hud\ Ito. lrvm1• tl'r<· 11ch 1 ra<t!lvlOll -liml to ('w o;t ('nmmun1t)' ~ 74!M llUnoi' Ron1iw <.:o W11 MH0...a l'ollt!Jlt' l>rtttH I I 170 100 Wl"!t Orun11clhorJ)t• GaleriH Ad Ill.°' J\H•, l'n•l1& Joh••.,. PLA 'EN fl A ()ptn Wed. thru Sal 7 I' 0 h 'l'tachcn. f9 J.4100 1802 K~n1. Irv. .,..,~ l('l' SIJ !IUll \l11·n 1l.u1t t\111r cl UJ ~ & • H ' !-\ill & II tlffil' i\11 pl\ ~hell M •tllUll, l'lth ~ lr.111t· NII IN$TIUCTO• ----(7l4) 75H 777 a .. cw ..... ,...... •WAllHOUSE• --------Te«W""J Grow1oa ~k·<'tr<>rllc d1<1· .1t 1·~ .. u11u.• t:ommuml)' trb, f'tn Vly, nt•l·d~ l'till1•1tt· 111 tcal'h t><".im Warehou~l'mcn. h OV\' 11111 I hr u •Hh 11n1' l' d M>rnt• work exp. ~d tit· d.ii."t"• Xlot frtnJ(t• l1tudc-. ~ 1111grr11~11ve, & I.lend AvPh h\ ~pnl . wilbng to lrn l.'811 JNty, .. ,.\} :=t4. l!l/U, L'u.a\l ('om 714 m 0433 ____ _ 0111111\) L'ulh.·~c• 1'11ol. 1370 ---------•! d.iltl'> t°fh lti M'"""' ~""i b!H7 f' 0 ... TECHNICIAN Warehouse WAREHOUSE JOIS Openings in the following areas Jobs a re ava1la ble 1mmec:hat.ely WAREHOUSE PACKAGING FOOD SERVE RS LOADERS Tl RF. CHANG EES Anliques from est ate. crystal. china. :silver copr.e r , brass. con cert na, & Borne furn Aga t e 108. Bal I s l 67S-0322 Wed-Sun \0-S ..... VHSARY SALE 15'1 orr our entire stock Feb. 23rd tbru 25th. 10·5 eacll day Largest sclec· lion of country store anll· ques tn Or,ange Co. Nice s e l ect ion o r 011 k furniture The Brass Register 148 W. M1unSt. Tustin 838-5778 Sunday. Febru ') 25, 1979 DAILY PILOT 0 J a ' Afipl.cts 10 t O Ftft to YOlll 8045 10'0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C~HPAJO Lovoble AK<.: M'1lt\'&e. lWIMOIFULL Ws hr/Dry rs /R c trigs. Male Movma to apl Nds Mattr~s or box 1pnni,ii; worlnngornot957 8l33 adhm Lon. 75l 47W S!ll each pc. <a<>t.:c onJy). Maytiti o~. s upe r Germ Shcp/Norwt·ii: ~~s:~f:!· ~~:t·~ eotid Avocado 185 Eves Elkhoood & Cullll'/ Aui.t sold 1mmt'd1ately fron1 ~\ Days 541:1.0757 St\eph. ~ 70M e"'1.tl) our war.-house. Olsen Frost Free frigtd a ire , To a.(OOd homl' cute Spr McxM Home to\lrn1turt' side by side. w11ce inakr. inaterSpanle~. M. pup, M, ~~I ~~1!~·l~~ 22 cu rt. whc b11l orr over 64&-00:l>v64&S007 avail , IJvmg rm, bdrm. $500. 64()..l925 Mom & Pups bookcases, lamps, end Kefng. GE, no frost. gold. Short Hair liwh. tbls,(•tc.) 1cemakcr. 15 6 fl. hkc MH 72311 ___ i.--;;;;;;;;;; __ oew. 3 yrs 3 bar stools. Puppic!>. mn(ed Sht-pl green 962·7089 Qlllie Good W/cl'llldren. **I BUY** Good u.sed ~rniture &< Appliances-OR l will seU or SELL for You. Whirlpool Elec. d ryer. good w11tth doa 673·4~ bronze, ~3-7129 Free to good horn1• Spr· anger Spaniel II mos. ELEC RANG E-dbl 0"1en. Spayd F .848·2034 __ _ 1eH·c lean 1ng. West ~--8050 M.ASTHS AUCTION 646-1'86 & llJ..f62S tnghse. nr n~w ~ xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------cond. $275 IKSO Port C~H PAID Kimberly l'I. N .U . Two pc . ofu If. ~old For gd used furn. anti· 644-5727 w/blk & bm velour. Xlnt ques&clrTV's957.St33 BARGl\JNS-Used rc rngs, wshrs. dry rs, garur, best buys, we serv. appl. Best Appl ~-0911, 536-4330 cond $7S 962-5339. ----- ----;;ACRIFJCE-pedect Drexel bdrm set. wood & CQl\d. content.s of 5 br brass. inc k~ s1. mut house. ~ Model Homt' t/bx.spnng. Pei. or sel Purn. 549-3077, Wed-Sun $750675 9147 Inst credit 11va11 Ask for Gas or elec dryer SSO ea, ------f'an-ah Kenmore w ashe r $115 Glass top tbl & 4 chrl> Sl 75 _ ---- Speed Queen Wa!!her S95 3 pc sewonal S!50 l f"'u rn11ore u l e : ~ofa . GuaranU.'edS46·8672 lam.pSlO. Prorlami>:;,$2~ tablei., lamp. picture!> ca. 2 coffee tbls $50 ""· 2 MustM!ll.M7 ()827 <\rm chrs $15 ea Ca bmet h.a11t• kf1owl1od~1· of J H! 1)4).tlllt' f\l\'l\.,ildt f'd'""' & mu,\ lll\ Jth 11 JI 11.:un.•"> \\111 J'''~' nun.af:cr 111 ull <l'>I~'"'" "' brau)('h opo•rutwu~ 1':' l't'll tn1\ltt-bl.•1wllh w c lud1na: hl'.•lth Ith· 11\•11 t.al 11\~Ut.lOl l' Jl<I \ .1l .1 lion.' & 13 huhtJ.4' Sl·11t1 "'' i. um 1• t o II u 1 lH" t Colmont'o, l'O lk>\ i1~• • l''r•-i p,.,,1.11 ·~'rr-i l'.irl..111~ '>lt\111' MJl1011 \\11111 '11·1 h I t'\I' µrl'lt•1 f\'cJ l 'hn 111n S t.111110 :mo< ~·u1rvww (' M 1-:11·1 tmm1·-. bJl'lq:rnund J ~ r c po·r 1111n11nurn lur M1'(hn~l (.'otn!XJnent M h1. Co m M V Jtt•a l'~·rm ~ork l',111 ~l"an lur ••llPI j/j I .il!JO ~'1'0CK CLERKS Lt;~ated tn l rvme. Santa Ana. Orange. R1verl>Hfo Work own days & hours. Call or slop in today. Everybody 1s welcome Never a rec Coppertone side by side Admri al re£rtg. St50 AoUque Barber Chr, wood Bell ex ere 1ser. $75 w/porcehun. rech romed 979-85.59 &reuphol$950.551·305\ --------- SlS Car d tbl $S Bath bench $S 12xl5 Karaslan rug SIOO Ceram ic pot S2S 97~741 *OAK SALE* Press back C'lml S59 95 & up. Oa.k Parquet 'Corfee & end t bls set S299 .9S. Saloon chrs. r ocke r s . f\111 sz mall &. box s pr- ings SSS. B&J Mat.tress. 1138 f: ts t $t • S .A. 547 5636 FtDSJTY FED YAL SoriMJ$ & loan Aun '714 I 6'42-4000 1 l-~1u.il Upph 1'1nplu) 1·r Npt Reh 92t.ti0 \ttn llh1 ~ lull t: o r-: ~1-:nn r \In ~1ll"t.. m plu'>ll 1111 lur ! ~tar) i.htrt M .1n h I hH "'" l' '"'"Jl"° \I thl OulJto•nR pcr.,u11Jl1\\ h.H.-~H & "'It'll llk\.,p • self i.t11rtt>r, r J1 .. 1h lc· 111 liJ...i1t h a nd I 1 u g :i h u :-. > lnuw Jlt"r:mnrll'I /\~rn<'\ -..•rv l'>IJ lklp Ot•\°Cfrd lfll tnl~I fo'\Jll 01 II I Apph 'WI-C,t Hwv NB SHIPPER W .UEHOUSEMAH ST ART $840 MONTH Joh )ll'l'UOl} i'i.t.tbh<.h"d t'tlllll)Ul\Y Jo'r1~· mt'llrn 1l.tkn1.1I I.lit~ IJl(ll 1n Nrwport 1'1•l·hn1r1 .111 ele ctro rnct hJmcul hydraultt•-. 11 T rt!t.lred 0 K 545-tOOi; TELEPHONE SALES i'lt•wsµapl'r s ubs Your phone.. 4 to 5 hr!> " clay $WO & up t omm "k 1-:Xp pref Ovl•r 21 I U NcwspaJ'>'!r t:nl 835 &153 1 loJPM Only VICTOR T~S~vices il3'\l Birch St. Ste 213"- Newport Beach 556--8520 777S Mam Orange 835-2622 Chambt!r ul Conlmt•cc • ll:CiC I'; 17th < '11,tu l\fo'" o(fire Able 111 '-UP<'""' Su1lt•221 t>l.! 1-li U 'ih•1-1111n>: & Rl'l.l'tving l'fo:LE SAt~S w exp. i.mrul :.talf. tJkl' ho.onl,.........,.,,,..._,....._ ...... ..,_...._,_ Clt•1k. foll lllnl' CJll 'harp. guarantee NOW' meet HI)! m 1n u l''' l\Jnfor.cpl)t $411 :~11 ('u mm H35 !!6 9 2 . t'OONf1m1le c•omm1Ut'"' &1---------1 Sllll'l'ING & THU<:K dis S.,_,.7296 Ware house ORDER FILLER programs. ho .... 1 ul mix •Secretart'es* pull'hm.:. Wt• wtll train. e r s and oncnt.;tl1n n M,rt•Gre~or Yac·hts. 11;:u <'reauve & JOUrnalt:.ttt (; Oh Bkkpr l{t't'l'Pl l'l,1t·t-ntw, t.:M abd1ty cons1dl'rffi u µlu:. 1-.mµlu) er. P ,,, ,\II f ... , .. , Knowledgf? of offtn l.JL n e1ndt'r" i\~t·111·y m11ch ines neces.,11q 4020BtrchSl, Stt• 11!1 35+ hr work wk Pc.1 Nt•wportlleach.H:l:IKl90 vacation. group insur Call \.'or Appt/&.tab '64 Call 96.2-4441 ror in tervlew appt SECRETARY/ G IHL FRIDAY, wanted by tn dependent 011 co Salar~ n egot iable , phon t- 1;1&9661 SECRETARY NJttonal MnrtlW).!l' In" Co has challcni:tnl! ,,.,,. JVtUI as Secv lo \'P of \1ktit & :.econd"r' ~11.t SECRETARY Sh1p11m1:1Rcl·e1ving Clerk Knowledt:t' or UPS & truck shipments Perm <.:.all 642· l lti:i --- Shipping & Receiving Clerk PACKER r ow 'l'Tlll'k Dnvers l'X Our Sanla Ana d1str1bu pt'r 'd. Top pay . Apply 11on t•e nlcr h;is Jn G&W T o wing, HOB openmgfor Jnind1v1dual Ohim. Way, CM 642·12:i2 with cxpc.•ncnce tn ~hip ping , rt>cc1 \'Inst . or r RA I N E E Fl n V I Y warehousrng Dutie!> rn branch of lrg auto ms elude some forklift and a~ency producrng aRCn· ~ome driv ing. Valid cy, has the following 1m Califo rn1u drt vcr s med openmf(s · hcense rcqwred. Apply Underwrit.r Trainee bt'twcen Sam-llam. & NoExperNec. lpm-3pm. Antho n y Acct CIHks Schools . 4401 Birc h fo.:.Xp helpful but not ncr Street. Nc•wport Beu ch Sal commcnl>urall• !Near 0 C A1rporu w exp & ab1hty C all F.qual Opportunity Kathy Schm111t. 549-8161 Employer or c·omt' into our ofr al ---------• 17400 Brookhurst S\l• 21K, t''ln Vly WATER Antique Oak reverse S desk $950. 642-2164 or 673-0782 ••• D. M. Addison l6133St Croix Circle Huntlnf!ton Beach You are the wmner o( Two Frff Tick•ts to CIRCUS VARGAS Feb 26th or 28th 4.JOPM Performance The City Shopping Center Orange To claim your t1 ckcl!i, calf6'12 5678. ext. 272 * * * Refng, 22'. side by side. gold. textured r1nish ti mo old. icl nt ('Ond. S425. 751-&i24 licyca.s 8020 ---TAKING OFf ERS o n Rock Maple 4p(' b<frm sel, 4 poster bed. 50yr s old. xlnt cond. 673 7200 •••••••••• ••••••• •••• •• Aouque oak Armo1re $150. Jr. N1sh1k1. 10 :.p . cJ<c:. 4 antique pub chairs SSO cond $6S each. 640-5345 673-7129 --------- Bm gnls Swhwtnn Vars1 lY mini lOspd S90 i\ I cond t\00· 499.435(;, C:C..ros & Ecpiptnent 8030 ·······•·········•····· Sale All m ust go 2 Br set.s. l canop)'. l trundle. Kit c hen 'cl . table s. sofas. Compl. l'ontemp Oak dining rm 't'l & tru!!C 15181 L1lh• Cr. 1n 'll\c Ranch 499-2505 U.'>I i.arnf1<'e, elegant finci.t quality loxedo !>Ytlc . all tlphol~te-red - anlJque gold velveteen 8' M>fa & 5· lovcscal. By Heret1gc/ Hc ndredon wurtll $2000 with "down·' pillow" · m xlnt eond. ~ rirm (>40-9628 Lac:ey Lu1:1 Cromcll VI 4 mo'h old rouch & rhair ;u11 1.1. bed. bookt·u~t> Enlrget n.educe ~r;iph1('. szro. Glass coffcl' & end lrunw, foam mall tll1x &/or "S65 645-9011.2 tbl s7 5 K 1 n,.: :>'/. spnl.!>. malchmJ( wh1lt' ---38 d.rt:S~r w1m1rror $200 7' Dogs 8040 beds pread S3S 631 45 _. sofa SSO 644_458.5 ----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vanous furn. MuM ~ell. -, ---2 s * • * German Shepherd pu~. No item over SJO. Befor e M 1 n l Con d I !j • Ccrtos L. AorH only 3 left. S35 each. 4 &i6-38Ell Mahogany bdrn Sl'l ~ 847 7813 -· -p1ec:es $850. Po rtabll' 5722 Kiogsrord T err · l(gsi bed. br and new. b-Ox elet.'t frplc $65 Walnut You are1[;!':inner of German Shepherd pups. s prngs. mallre:.:.. s teel <."rroenza $60 642 41ilU. SS0.$100 Lrg boned. 4 frame, & wood c n -- Two frff Tickets whl. l bl k /s 1I ver. I books he Ir h db rd . GaroC)f SciM 8055 to s ilver Thor brcd No $200 l~tofr 548 7349 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CIRCUS VARGAS papcrsava1l 84771H3 __ Kgmaltres;&headboard Mov101t Sal r . Mari ne Feb. 26th or 2Sth i\ustr Shepherd puppl<!h. S85 Spreads, f!rn ve lv & l' <I u 1 "m c 0 1 • :< k 1 1 " · 4·30PM Performance < Blu, Merle> unreg. S35 pnk gm i.ilk S50 t'a New furniture. m1M· item., TheC1ty 673-29481675-3315 qn matt1:.prng .... + or · ~ Gi1:rf1el~ /\~c H B Shopping Center crud pnnl spn·ad $185 1 Sa\ & Sun f ell 24 & 25 Orange Registered Male Shetland gold. I pnk \elv !>Wal( 9ti:l 75SO To C'la1m your uck<'ls . She c µ dog . I< mo:.. lamps S40ea 673 12o2 call642·56'18,ext. 272 Sabl e 1 wh1 t e S I oo ' Mgr Good :.t'l'\ ,.kill' rP <1d Mortg;IJ.:t' knctin.i.: bkgd des~ra bit· !';t-11tl c'Omplcte resumP 111!'11111 1ng i.alary 'fnMon w I' O Lear S iC'gler E nerf(y Pruch.iets D1v1s111n has an 11nrm-<l1all' op<•nm).! tor a Sl'r rl'l a r\ 1n the Purrhastn).! lk•parlmcn\ Typmg liOwpm pem·r.al offrl't' :..kdh n •quirdl S11mc· •'\IH'rH•n ce 1n Purr h ;1,.1 n,.: " 1((-;.rrt•d hut 001 n·11111r1·1I Wt' offer .111 l'\l'cllent i .. 1l.1ry with " 1·11mplt'l(• .tnd c:omprc•hcni.1\ c l'Om pun) paid ht•ncf1t i. PJl'kage For 1mml·d1alc c·o ni.l(Jerat1•rn plc:i:.c l·all ur ,1 ppl y 111 f1l,'r:.on lo lmmt'Chate opcnmg Wtll IJto tl'spons1ble fur stul'k n '(.-c1rcb and processing o( lnl'Ornmg1oul~oing ur 1lcr:. Some hc;i\ y hrtmi.: tSO pouncl:. I Experil'nC'l' prdcrn'<I Wt• offer C\('t•lll·nl l>alao and comµ..t11) bcnt.'f1L:> in dudrng paid medical Joel hfr 1n.'turam'l' Plt•a,c ap µIv m person. S a1unh1y lntc-rv1ew~ U /\M to 12 Travel t\itenl fo:x~·r 848-1588 TYPESETTER MAINTENANCE Applic ati ons are SOUC)ht for I water maintenoftce s~rvicH woriter '""!!.1.rcnt exper within ~ water uti&ity fifld. Se1lary ranqe: $941-SI 171 per mo dependin9 on upr. StartiRCJ sotary open. Mail work e xper to O.J . Collins, C /O South Coast Co. Water Dist. l I 592 West St... So. LCHJUfta, Co.92677 • * • 493-5292 JAME'S ANTIQUES SaJe on selected itt>ms We buy, sell & take con· signmenls . Ope n Mon· Fri 1().4, Sat 11·5. Closed Son PooclJc puppse b lkl malc 3mos must sell S200 493.5292 Reg Eog Spnnger Span iel puppi es . 7 wk s 7141496-6392 wkdys 11ft ~1wonj! !;ale LuL-. ul goo1I 01nctle Set. xlnt cund, 42'' bur. Sun Onlv \2 5 n :1 round ~ 18" leaf " uµ Vta QuJto Lido Isle. hol l'ha1rs $50. 64n 20l3 -. fl 5 & k d~ -Moving :>air: Was her a "" n · Dryer, refni:. coul'he-.. Qn st i.ofabed. It blu /grn bikes. misc 57 Mel.ldow lmen fabnt. xlnt cond grai.i-. 1Woodbr1d).!I! 1 _ p 2910. NewPort Rc;wh. CJ 9268) ----- SECRETARY P/T S m a I I , p I e .1 :.. ,1 n I cngmt'enng offtt·c Mnn t-)'1 I 5pm MuM lw i.:uod lyp1i.l 549·5234 SECRET ARY /b9al f''u 11 t 1 mt•• M 1· d 1 r al benefit:;. Wat t•rl r•JO l N B omre !WI 228:t Serrctan-lmm1.•1ltalt• upt'n1ng for 1·h u rt lo :iecretary t:l·n o il UUlll'l> Hr~ !I I !179·8234 cJuyi,. 545-1450 :irt liJ> \l LEAR SIEGLER EHE:RGY PRODUCTS DIVIS I OM 2040 E Oyer Rd I Hl>tl Hill & Dvcr ltd I ~><1nla Ana. l; A 9270:. ( 7141 5411 :1210 Secretary SI 2000 EleA corp of(' 1n IO\t>I~ F;qual Opporlunll~ l0t.· mls front oil' hct·\ Employc•r M / ~·1 1'1 w/mktf( bkgd P rcsl1t:el•---------1 pos at hJ level Then"'---------• plenl)' or rm for adv Xlnt pay ra1:.ci.. l·all Rlta, 540-6055 Coas 1al Pen.onnel ARency, 2790 Harbor.C M All.JOBS l"Hl!:E Sccretarv EXEC to SI 200 Important In 1·0 nd ::. :.harp. attractive.• indiv for tht!ir legul d<.•pt Pos promises to be suflf'r m- terest'g & 1s conMdercd "plum job" wtth1n co C all Rit a . 540 h055 Coast.al Personm•l /\gen cy, 2700 Harbor, CM ALL JOBS FRt-:E SECRETARY S«-reta.ry for the l':qw p men\ & Oc:.1~n 01nl-10n uf u rapHlly grnw1n~ rt>staurant chain Typing & Shorthand :.kills rt' qwr<.'Cl Excclk•nt work 1~ cond1lloni. & lx'nl flt:. wh1rh mcluclci. 'ar111u:. IYUOP insunrnl'l' & profit shannl! Apply 111 pt•rMm between Sam 5pm Jl Orun~e County Rc:.taurnnl $t>r\-ll't.'S 2601 Da1mlerStn·t·l Santa Ana !J.111·0341! SECRETARIES & CLERK TYPISTS BEGINNER TO SR. LEVEL YOU'LL FIND MORE CHOICE OPPORTUNITIES HOW AT NORRELL Why settle for a humdrum job when you can become pa rt of the exciting growth picture at NTS and know ypu 're doinj! something important You also have more choices of where you'd like to work and what you want to do. En,ioy having the flexibility & freedom to work a day. a week. or a month. Positions are avail able from clerk t ypists to executive secretaries. In addition to a fine benefits package. we offer good pay . bonuses. variety and the opportunity to be a member of the NORRELL TEAM OF PROFESSIONAL TEMPORARIES. Nt'Wp<>r1 434 t Birch. Sullt' =20:? 549-8071 F.1 Toro :?:1491 El 1'nm Rd •200 Tue.o;iW<'ll 9 :JO J pm fo~mrnl O!loort uni\ v F.mplovt•r oon LEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 3131 Wc!>l Se11.erstrom Santa Anll. C" EO.E. M l f" II SHOE SALES we·re getting bus ier and nc.~ more help Typeset tens are now needed t o run Compu~raphH' eqwpment for a growing Newpo rt Bea t'h newspaper Call Brian Noyes al ( 714 ) 672-0550 l::qual o ppo r tunity t.•mployer m I( THE NEWPORT ENSIGN P/llme, man or woman TYPIST to SI 000 Expr'd m family sh<X'~ or If you COJOY typing, your will tram rt~ht person skills will bnn~ vou on Apply rn pt>rson Ask for ~nl ~aJary in a gorgcoui. Mr Cannon . . ofc tn Npt B(•h area. llvy HEMPHILL SHOES dicnt cont.act. so nd front 54 Fash!ool~land.NB o(c personuhty , call ___ &W_·4_223 Rita. 540·6055 Coastal Shop Supennlcndent lor soft luggage mfr. S3 90 hr. 3 yrs min. exp &15-1165. ask for Tom. ••• BillZbitnoff 76 Pmcstone Irvine You arc the winner or Two Foree Tickets to CIRCUS VARGAS Feb 26th or 28th 4 JOPM Pt.'rformancc TheC1I~' Shopp1nA ti-ntcr Oran Re To da1m )lour l1t'kl•ls. l'llll 642·5bi8, l'Xt 272 * * • Sporting Goods · need F /T assi1.t man~r trainee & also P IT :salel> pcri>on, preferably morn 1n1:t:.. Inquire <ll Fron lrunners 1000 Bristol Sl N. Npl. Bch. t\sk for Joey. Per.10nnel Agency. 2790 Harbor, CM ALLJOB.5 FREE TYPISTS Come work temporary with a company who cares about you. Im rrw..'<i1ale work -top pay Call for an appointment 557-0061 £..0~ off ice • ~OJ overload , __________ _ I Tvp1st I I I I TYPISTS I l SECRET ARIES : I I I Whcth1•r v1111 I vpe 10<_1 l "flm, or 40 "Pm. "el 11 ~~~·,~~~;n~ s~;;' g;~tl ' T ypist. S<-nior Typssl . S l a t T ~ p 1s t . W o rel I I P r o r e '> s n r s . &I Slallonery store needs in f Scc.'r ctancs w SH Tor>f side salesper son. OHie<' I P U~ pa1c.1 \'acatlons. supply exp. helpful but I bonuses Nrv<>r a fee. not necessary . i'~rin~e KL[~ The 1>cner1ts. Group m edical 1 1 "t<dly~irt" Pa i d vacat i o n & People hohdays. For a ppl call l .,. e ""v •C E e. Betty, 751 1'732 . Also dr1 "1er ·stnt1oncr y dt." hvcn cs & some ofrtce furruture. Good drtvmit l'(l('()rd STOCklROKE HEW ACCOUNTS lmme d. openings ror people orie ntated in dlv1duaJ to learn new ac counts for Newport Be a ch stockbroker Should nave good typing skiUs. Please contact: Ge<lrge Gable at 640·4550 STOCIC GIRL & CASHlll MIEOED IMMIDl.A TEL Ylll ff'or r ehil s hop In fo'ashion Island. Must be knowle dgeable 1n th<' field of fashion & be abll' to work a s day wet'lc. On ly eicp'd need apply. Qlll or see Mana~er at 29 Fashion la lan d. N R M4-265'2 ff unfin~on Beach t!lf7·349R 8007 Warner Ave 11215 Irv me S.'13· 1441 2t02 Ru11lness Ctr Or Suite 208 Laguna N1~uel 8JHlS42 27957 Cohot Road Equal Oppnrtunity Employer MIF' '--... ----~ .... --... Ulilll,)' Person·~" time pos, open rot person Wl~h aomemcch 'I aptltudo for l(et\el'al clean up ,of of· Oces & manufacturing areas. Some minor re· pair work. PAUL DOSIER ASSOC. INC ml Redhlll Ave.C M. 714/5:S6-707S E.OE --- ......•••••........•... Anticpees 8005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2721 East Coast Hw} 673-5752 Antique English wing ch a ir s ubmit ofh:r 2 w1nft chairs Antique 6pm _____ _ Part Wolf Shepherd Pup· pies 7 weeks. $25/ea 646-Sft?A co u c h & 5 ' I o n g Afghan pups. AKC fi wks . dresser 673·2817 a sk for Champion line . 554·5849. BiJlie. 5.51-1.229 ----1898 Hepple While d tn1ng AFGHANS. Show kennel rm s e t w /6 leave l>, Emergency reduction Regency veh'el sofa & Mu.st sell. Super rea:. to misc. 759-0323. 551-2479 ngh\ home 646 9ti09, Appliances 80 I 0 _545-_S99_._3_· -- •••••••••••••••• • ••• • •• Old Eng lish S heepdog FREIGHT DAMAGED Puppies Ch amp lines. HOTPOINT SALE. l308 Blk/Wh1te. lak111Jil dc S200'make ofr ti45· 1790 lrvme Sun only EXEC WOOIJ DESK , Hou!>cfUI. ~ood 11uaht~ 60x33, $70. LR lamp~. lumiturP. uphols\erl'd & call Sat or evs. 975-0tn wood pte<'l'I» 2442 L11 Herculon i.ofa Xlnl c·ond Gold . gret'n, bro wn p l aid . $1 5 0 . 2 3 1 6 Redl ands Dr C M &'13·0328. DESK & CH AIR C:om binauon ror 'ale L1kt' new S\60 544-0773 Soltd d ark wood ret· I.angular coffee tbl, Anlq lookin g Sl25 /o f r 84().5150 ev Uewn Pl. C M. 540-4267 ·araRt' Salt' .\11st• Nto;JI Yorktown & Moimoh.i ~al & Sun 8731 Sulport Dr MOVIHG SA.LE!! 227-22nd St, C.M l:.t t;arage 10 front OAK-antique 6 stuck bookcase. Glass front. lawyer 1ype, xlnt cond. Two blade cc1rs: fan. works. S55 548·2l53. W. Warner nr Harbor. pos1ll> now. Ready J/9179 Alreloom Qn. bed 1nrl'g Santa t\na 97~2921 from $250/up. 957·2897 frame $100 Antq wht qn roll OranKl' & 22nd • SUNDAY ONL'r ~UL'> vi hou~hold. furn. j!:Jmc" hn.,, recordi-. buOkl\ rrusr. dolhe:.. Jcwelr) c«U"J>l!t pes. to!>:> p1llowr. '>(>fJ & lovcseut. quet•n hdhrd. plant.'>. v;in n ms . dr,Jpe:.. ffi"-t' J!las-. qUl't'n bedspr~'ad. bik,· paru,, sewing malE>nal t•\et)'UUn.g hJs to 1!0 by I PM Selling anythmg with a Daily Pilot Classified Ad 1s a simple mauer . JUS\ rall 642-5678. r;;; . .._ y:.-80,.5-Headboard $20. 551-ti44l Moving. Freezer $1875. "' -.. Side/s ide frig $1 75. S ml refng SIOO. Stereo con· sole Sl50 Washer $200. dryer SlOO. 962·!!1848 Decorator Wh1l\• I ron Dual Bed. Dresser. cor ncr de:.k . Slli5 all . 646-5456 ••••••••••••••••••••••• M. Cit. Ion!!: ha ir f''em shortha tr s payed cat. Good w/k1ds . 646-8600 ~------~ FIND YOUR NAME A return to the rich tradition of the circus as it once was in America FEB. 26th to MARCH 1st at 4:30 and 8 p.m. CALL 937-0547 for info. 150ANIMALS BEARS 3 HERDS of ELEPHANTS CHIMPS WILD ANIMAL ACTS THE CITY . SHOPPING CENTER ORANGE City Dri~e Exit of the 'anta Ana F'rwy. It's easy. Look for your name and address in today's claaalfled aectlon. Call 842-5878, ext. 272 and we 'II arrange for you to pick up your tickets at the nearest office of th• ... "-W rh ,.._. L• • .. • -• • .. • ._ • ' ""--. t -. "' 4 ....., -4 >- -- .. ;. - 9J8 ONLY Pll.OT .... Stilt IOS Mhcrlr11-IOIO ~lllM-hlna& ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.,_.. 1015 LJOO ·~Lio: YOVINO LU&4'iAGI TAGS ..................... .. 8AL Sal uo f't•b fTom fQU.rblUi rard Cl tl1 pl.a)' , ,..._ .• l1k" 3'"'6250> 10..m tQ $pUl Snd OfW' Cllrd for f'Ut'h tWW I'll ( olll l''r •• lti V1a Zw'i<'h ui,i pl OIW "p;,r~ We 1112 t\llh·c t Caraao ale M «>' 1n1 tf'turn l.ltrmaoentll Q ip., m1rhlnt• MM '•:'I W~. drytr. N>lor lv. !&led •ttr ruve Liii Q>I) l'rot'h mm111H 1u1 ol• bed, hc-aidbrd•. lr•'1· mt-lin1 •mhoti ' ...... 1100 t.4ll •lt'lol. t bal l'i, bbq, t'lll•r(·1a.1· I D ~1.1&1'\'mcnl.li rn •• to40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17' Haylmrr Mutlll> 11! l:.W Volvo •·n.-. un1h•r 111-ut In It... trlr hr111ul <'llOll Mu•t l'll fM:\ 1271 IZ Alurrunurn ho111l U~ 7• llVSear muturlt~o Action 11011 ~ 88\U I tl (, I 111< 111 p n r I 0 0 It I' t .\-1f\l'Ude nin• tr Ir~ '76 Ill' llob1 • Ru dy tu Ul'l" ti45 73!>3 1-;vt•IJ 5.»Z703t.h.1y~ Attic rtLOTS LO.COST ...... ct...,. .... •••a.it F.t. crou c....,,4pilce . ..._. ....... ~,..... BUY NOW!! CONSIGN NOW b .. t I ' !Ill kN ft tht•f\ ' For • l af', p1n1 pooa t 1 a•·---•·-• tua ~n"I '* 1017 \'U'UUm, jllltd('ln Mill ...... _.......,., "' ~ .\t'tlOO 1Jlu1t !IJh HWl CATAIJNI\ 27 ft. 17 111 board XLN'r CONO LOADED 004·~. Jft~·r U 4,.,. llr & ... IKW .... ldHI fw -6cll .... to L" •Net Sl40 S200 pr wk. We havtt .2 I m ll llon <·ontractural reservation backlo~ on "fly.<friv('s" with Pan Am a nd Natio n al . a lso exclusively rublis h <'d by over 60 U.S. & lnte rn11t1on<1 l ~holcsnlcrs includinit but not limafofl to Triple AAA . Amtrak . CP Air . Trave m an (Austra l ia). RA C V , N urGut (Germany> TCS <Switzerla.nd). llbel,ttrS.111&Sunl"t•l.i wallpap•r lubrir (1r ••••••••••••••••••••••• atth & ~h 10 lll :i 17"'1 • U11)' mo 5M'Pt'r & WI' 'tlll.h I tu bllc whl h •lll Port Charin l'I, N n ~•U bark ' ln m vDUr \K(' n' 7 wki.1:!51> G1iant1c four lamil) t11arraae -1aJ1· t 1n11turt •p~. m.llN"lli., hmi. •pr 1n~i.. mol11 ... 11r1 .. n1.1t item... 1u1ut1t >1I •h•m ... 1•h' Nil Nm -+ I 11:'.tl, ~"'61l'rn.•;. ~I ..... dMlen lffiril~( Salt• :-.1.1 hv•11> t .. m~. t11bk tu111> h1 art l:li>..u\.b. Cdqlt'I h1k4 & ~ ,.... r.:1 Ot•lh • I' tllulf &u 01~ Moving T\' " $2!, SJ:> Wash. rt1J<.'h1drH•r, $:1!1 Pll Old 11. ht•t•I 1•hr $3S 548 700.S MAGNIFtCEHT MOVING SALE. Al.,S ...... y. 18"0 Saftta Clar· Cr, Fo.foift Valley U19dio/Gcrfiekl. ~ Or lr) hwu ~ltnb !.cll lt.&:I l•1'4l to bat PklCfolii "--I 0.,-t I OtO ff or .t-.~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 ~ c It • "" 'Kt•1uw1t)' OrMmt 1 t.~ I i II 1 1q1l1no1tl 11011l1t, II IU111 ~$1 tfra ,.,odd Nt•~ lltlil l!Jk ~Ta\l n<lu1.h-1t thllll) \ "•'UUttlul '1(0<;.\HIJ• v111nu S7lSUU/t111 11t1 llr11~ \our u• o vr "t•nll w.:! 1 1 nllmt•, ildLln "'• ph1 -n1· & \ um<thD \I lJ I) 11eortu ... ,. II ma f' ''""' t'ard l>f'r bk· ! h t•) l.xt.fnh "'/ti .. :.:. I Add llSf t'llt'b N."" Ci.t 11 tl4.! $.:Jll.t :..'Gd rhttl c..-mCKW"> or ,.,1" ht P'a.OT ,_IMTIHG I' 0 Hin Utill t \l'tAI ~,...., l .. 16 WANTED SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS l PR!C.11 r p1•1w.. J1'1!1 to Sl ~ Gr.an1!.1 fr11m $:!,;!~II k~·llJiJ .:, I 1• hl'\l..tl I(. tunlnl(' H_,.,D.Oqllllat lllWJlum1ltun l\H•.1111 .'.l!.llJlirl'I Skis f1..-,,111• 1!1:1S1.,•o "k for Kt•rt t.75~ Nausea Bishop Gypsum -Butane Spcritw19 Goocb 8094 Gather -Den ve -••••••••••••• • ••• ••• • •. llE 'S INSURED l''<>r Sall' Calypso IV n • "Mum'!1~· <.'an I go in for gulator and masc dive a swtm. the child asked eqwpment. 751 8961 tu.smother. And she said. ---YARD SALE Sot/Su• Mand saw, Laiy Boy rtoehner, 4 pc Trundl<' Bdrm set. power mowt'r. t·lrttronk 1gmllon. :.mall lPnl. draf\in~ tabh-. 3 pc 1•11rner,8drm st•t. stack .. No dear. 1t 's far too de Scuba tanks • twm 53':.. ep." So the kid says, 1800 PS I f 111 ~n c "Yeah. but daddy is <.'Oatl'd/gal. back i>ak, sw1mmmi: " And she now·thru boots. ~arry s ays. "Yes, H E 'S ca:.e Xlnl l'ond $300. INSURED.'' Greg, 556-t>Sm Uruvcrs1ty Alhlc t1c Cluh. 11 t;la111~p.ir Seuf11r. olvo I 0 Am lrlr 11411!1 Al'llm Oolll !1.16 8891 1K Sc1r11b 330 T~ CJul cln II('!\, If.) hour• Loull~tl' ~ nuih plWI Stored un lrJ1lll'r Mu111t 111Lll/lx•11t uf frr 7l I .. 2 I 6thoftw' 54.._ 1.ZOOlwOl'•t AMt. 101 Jnry P~ri..11\ U(Jll I)' 'l'wu1 t•njllllt> l'hn" C I Ii f t 'I JI 1• I' d b 0 U l iclasaicl Xlnlv73 7771 (ipm ___ _ Ltyrnan 12. S5:50. t.'u ll<M'. S22S 21' Sloop. 1405 Runabo ut H ull. S7:'l M2·118fM>/M9 1833 l.ldO 14 J380S. r11ran1t .icur. trn1lt•r & l'Ov11 1 Ml~---- Lido 14 •48 Good 'ond Tl"ader & l0usl11ons incld S900 644 708~ or ·~ Y ... L &..w "-...... C>tU c .. fw ffo9e c-.Ck ht fer .-lcla ~ ..... Loe"'" .. Or-. c.. • ...,...... stt.210J. n•-4252. H 1.1121 ·~:r:':-' AIM~/ 91 SO Clciulcs '520 ..... , .....................•.................. l972 1101'«)1\ 1-;b111ori• F.ntirt· Hike ltt•c1•nt ly J«obuilt Lxcellt"nt rond s l . 000 c .111 (' \!(•' 494 4747. or i.ct· al illi2 St /\nn·-. Or . L.il(unJ Beach Gnrage ror ~torug1-. Can nery V1llaue. Newport Beach 675-4912Tues S11t MBZ '62 220 SC coupi• x.tnt cond. Call eve!> & wt.-ellends. 645 S835 ~i1H:ab1nrrw1wr 2~' lonR. fake over payml'nls Motorl·ych• $1~ IJ1m .. 111 11uto h!>.id ictra~ t-, t:nil Dawson 2'i' Du~sel 2 yn, l.2Scc :.t. bike. Lakl! nu ocb wurk (On trailer) old 493-4$17 ll62-9848 ____ _ 'tn Corva.ir wagon <tspd. gd cond $1200 Farm . senous buyers 7SH1823 ~l utfr 1 ~~3S9 2 bout ow_m:_r _m-usl t.t~ll 7 S JI 11 n d a M H I 1 !I . 1~76 JO' l ~lunder Elmnon!.X.Jntrond c11. llJ78 ('ht)'> Hi'-.' r tO musl ,,.11 $JWO tx•low l1"it 1147 1tu7 lW.2 39 UI l>u Cl Id ti 1• I\' 1 I 8 . t'111111Jh•k h>P "' "tll• .,. h''I\. ... fufl \'IUl\'•ll• 411\ 1•1 t vr old 64-0 1470 17 Cu hf ltO $1800 .>1¥~1t64tl 2.'Uti :!.J Hu~ IJ1w1· N1KM1uull). w flym•: l>rd.: Loadt:d 11.11h xt rn~ SI0,500 Call !..&II ll!ilo tJU)''I, t•7$ 2213 S49-3S98/548-4.292 Pl!>lon & ran.:i. $300 Hobie Cat 16 1971 full ng gmg w/lrruJer SI.JOO .or best offer. 9tiO 1339 ;aft 6pm Montgomery 17. Teak 1111. custom 11Wst. 5 balls sail. 2 anchoc'5. Seagull OH. S3000 548-8528 CAL 2·29 BALBO A DOCK. Du~scl whHI auto pilot furling Jib PLUS. 673 6372 aftt•r 5 17' sailboat Thastl~. good 75'2 6232 1976 M olo Gu111 Autoruat ll' need., I rout end 11000 or tx·-.1 l'a II murninJ?s f r om H to !I 30AM /\sk for 11111 biJ..~ l'n 650 Sul)('r Cll•an Ex tras. Ma.kc Offer ( 714 ) 008 2:l7tl -----•79 Honda· CR 250 H Showroom nrnd . ~ months old Mu::.t i.ell' $1~545·0722 Mercedes Benz 1950 l70S Convert. Mu:.t see SlS.000 or ofr Ah S. ti13-6.T72 ·50 MG A Good cond Load.'i of bal'k up part, SDX>/Be!>l offer Scnou:. 1nq only M 1ke Perkin!'. 714·5.Sl 5100 l!lroSTUDEBAK E R Hawk. Black with t:in mt Must part with lh1::. well cared for <.'ar. V·8. automatic. Pvt ply Ask for Mr fo'alk 955 0235. 493-8887 •10"/r in vc~lment tax credit + doublt> lhl' dt'rlinin,g depr eciation. •Current fll'et 1 ~ ttl 210RV'b require 350 by April 30 CovC'rbooked in <'ertain SIZCS ). •Purchase ~1t factor y net invoice 4-Star Mini's & class A's. • 100'1,. financini:? of invoice. sales ta~ & licens<' throu,gh major banks at 13.0 APR·7 year noll'. Investmen t Semin a r s h e ld o n Saturdays JOAM-1 PM on March 17th. 24th & 31st on location . D•'1 RY I ...... Ille. 15092 Harvard An, '"· c .. 714/SSf.4446 ~Ca. 1-100-154-0ltt Chle_, Dat.'1 IRIN 69-Zl71. Computerized r eser vation system Locations also in San Francisco & Denver. 1-way Oy.drive. Trucb 9560 v .. 9570 Wlll i.4'11 .. , mten• .. 1 ltl' s ails, spm nuker. lrlr J, y Ill ll n w I dot' k t n Sl2SO. 494-8232 "78 Yamahu tlSO 'P\'l'lal. 2K mt. S13SO 541l ~ 11 Jeff Oass1c 67· T Bird. 4 dr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt•l4p11n:.1ble pe r so n ---- 1',·rfret co11d U40 llJti Encson·3S Bit ·75 33M •HARRISON• *SEA RAY* BUY NOW! $$SAVE$$ Price increase d u e March 1st AU.MOD&.~ I 7'to 36' HAJtRISON SEA R.A Y Newport leach 631-2547 lslander·37 Bit '68 JSM Down East 38 Try SOM YnkeCliper Bit '74 55M Q.aJkmo; SO Jmmac 85M Newport·28 lmmal' Try 19M Avery & Co 714·oi5 8900 &ic 35 MK I. f'ull ket•I. Rdy for crwsmi: Broker 962 9!110 Santa Cruz 27 ot'arly fUll.Shed kit boat Gro?al Buy. Call 213·439·8081. eves & wknds. loots. Sl ips/ Docks 9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SLIPS AV AILAILE Y AC Newport 646-~51 NEED SLIP for new Make offer Prv. Ply 789 'Tt Ford t • lSO lirl au111 Balboa. Lal( Bch tran."I PIS, PIO, S4.SOO. 1!nl Ford IT. Rbll motor. '7fiYam RD400. t•xlrm., lo & runnin1t ~ear Body ma, $750 Ii.Sf; 27-19. nds to bt> asse:mblcd 775 1000 $1700 675-3175 "7!H fondJ XLli5. xlnl rnn rllt1on. 1850 m1 S!JOO &\S-2L8ti Motor~s. Sale/ a...t/Storoge f 160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RENT Luxury '78 Motor Home 22' S l eeps 6. W i nt /Sum rate s 64().,858S ------ Motor HCMM R~ 20' to 31 ' ·57 Ford Convcrtrbl<· & parts car Both C'Om plete. need re::.torutmn Sl.850 642 8135 9 SJO ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOLPHIM. Mini Motor Home 1&-< •J70!'1 O ... LY 962 7280 bef 7 or art If 'TI Cheyenne P1 r kup V8. aulomauc. J>I' SS6-0llU ·74 M111da Rolarv truck 1\ulo l r Jn:. '>ll·rl'o, camper i:.hell. Jlood r ond 11799 SJ6.8086 "'kd~r. a rt 6 :.>PM '76 DATSUN P.U. and CAMPER (18991291 S3595 O.R. HAAN IMC. 2002 E 1st Santa Ana 541-4471 1977 DOKE 'I AM 15,ASSEMGH VR. a utomatic, pwr ~tt>enng. air cond. & low m1les1 (3'9SAX> CALL FOR OUR LOW PRICE!!! COHMElL CHEVROLET .X>< 11 .. rr •• r 11 • I 1 ·c IS I \ '·'I · 5 46-1 200 ~ 9580 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. -. HOUSE . OF IMPORTS 1111? rhrs. & lot:. of odd!> & Newport. Beach Tiffany 's 1•11ds -'10 Shady Or CM Members hip. pvt club ntl of ln 'ml' AVl' $250 . Call 879-4078. --------- NB memht"r:.hrµ $350 -. -~ I! 5. 4!)5·0287 aft $750. 14 Glaspar, 40h p 6PM Bill Mcrr Trolling en~ & -36· Sailboat Dick 675 13113 l'UIJy self contained reserve now for Holidays & W('ckendi. REGJ::NCY MOTO!l HOME R ENT ALS 925N Harbor Blvd. S f\ •r<•53M!503• • 57875 '76Couni:r. 28.000 m1 XJnt cond S2xoo eves 646 7!1\17 300CD ~1\T/SUN 10 2 IJakt'r :. F.:Jee typewnt.er. xtra long ~:.t·k. walt•r brds 121. carri ugc. N1a,::ara ramps. Sooy spkrN. J>Ql.,, recliner w/mas~ai:eer. pans & bowls. lubles, 5-18-1074 ~ 4r ctw.r. 3121 Wc::.l ------Coast Hwy, Apt 20, Npl TISHIBA Copy Machme. 8dl. 6'2-2800 a I s o m a k e s o ff s c t masters. 714/962·7033 ...... 8060 -··~-·················· Power mower. $25. 2 ma-w..,,,, saddle with pad. pie lWUl beds. one with Used twice Pa rd $295 mattress. SSO. 645-3747. Sell S175. 644 7341 days Samsorute 3 J>C.' luJ?gage set. 'llnt cond. S50 64&6137 ------ OYeneos Fr~ight i\PPY Ma.re. 16JI. 7 yr~ C>U.ld's huntt•r, we!'itern tntl • .it· nth· S 1500 '1SC.9818 ~an Contcdners JeweWy 80 70 now for sale. 20' & 40' ........... •• • • • •• •••• •• lengths avail. Call Rob. 14.K. Gold rharm hran•ll•l 213/ln) 0370 wilh gold Jad<.' t·h;1rm. --- m>rbst ofr 640 2202 cty~. H :ind pa 1 n Lt.' d o Id 675-4'118t'vt•i. kl' r o s c n t' I a m p s . -Belonged to Granny S7S Jlltamond w11dd1n1t rrni.: 543 Vactona, CM. a pproK •, c.1rat :i p ------ prWSl'CI valu(' $950. l'all MOVING·Hvy ceramic dyi.89&7'1<Yl ba.'>C game Lbl, 4 chrs, U .___L -8075 new $585. sell $185 . •es-Occ.'orator tbl. R<.'<iwood ••••••••••••••••••••••• on Manzaruta, new $625. IAIY GOA TS -,ell $375. Ire skates. girls Nannies & B1ll1('!. fig, s1. 4' :.-. new $65, sell H>.17 1~!111 ~ Surfbrd 6'10" $45. Ask for Km bll-2933 Westinghouse refH«. IBM Shaw·Walker 1 hr llcycd eJtc typewnller, Kirby fareaale. Call Bob vacuum. 536-8950. 962-7280 -...:.. -·--trailer 2075 Ha rbor 1942 Wa lther P3R /\I Blvd CM Make Offer 6'15-2772 /\sk --------- for J ack '78 Mako 20' ctr c.'onsol~. --4 1111.S & 7.5 Mere cn!(anc Skas. new K2·710 Sl4S K2 Roadrunner d lx trlr. <:.omp pol~. $20 Tyroltu equipped for all fishmg. 350 R. S75 M4 12 $45. Sl0.000 754--0368 Langt.' XL 1000 Sl25 962.~ TY,Rodio, Hift. Stereo ·74 Rogers 18' custom Bonneville jel 454Chev Very clean w/many xlts. 8098 S8.400. 71.4/551·3810 ••••••••••••••••••••••• U " Svlvan1a c·onsole tmc <iuahty cherry wood c·abm<.'1 & M?t Ong $WtJ Sell for SI&'> 1>40-1131 Color Zenith con~IP. $125 754-11835 aft liP M '711 24' Flybridge. 2250MC fu II <.'am a s. many extras. mmt cond. StOOO TOP of Sl7l mo. 642-9-101. WANTED Mo or1 n ~ Avalon for season l>ys i 14 /549·2120 Eves 714/631 ·0688 Free mooring exchange for occas1onal use of your sml outboard. 675-9453 "18 Pace Arrow 25' Fully eqwp Daily or weekly 552.9726 'For Ren t 20· Motor Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1111 1 ••• , .. 11.4 1471 \\\ MUNTINC,.fOH I t &( H Hom~. completely ~ Rae~ equipp(.'d Avail Eas ler ..,.....~ • 673-5133 9540 ---•74 GM C El Camino W/lri'nl top, :.poke..' Whll.'. l'Cnler console. bkl i.c•aL,, xlnl rond Other xtra:. $3.195 54·1954 LEASE 36 MOS. 48 MOS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :11· powerboat s hp. w/lg 3 :-.raTrans·Van. al e. crua::.e BR twnhse. lease S800 conlrol. am/fm cass. 19'. '75 Bricklin '68Chev. p1rkup 6cyl auto. clean 631 ~ ----·n Ford F2SO P1t'kup With 101_,', fully l:o /(' <'3mpcr 4 ~pd . lo m1 ~s. t>t2 4051 dftt·r 5 JO pp <>" 60 MOS. ~ .L2'l5 83} ,:1J67 Shows loving care. a rare while p<>rf o rm a nc·c..• automobile unqul.'!. t1onably a fine 1nH'Sl menl. Eqwpped wtth air door!>, ::.tereo !>)'Slt'm. more Be~l Offer abovl' $12K AVAILABU NOW t __ _...,..A...,.Gouo MCYl'OR OR SAILBOAT Sup Up to20'. $85/mo 233 19th St. 1\ pl C:. N IJ 67S-0236 TrGMpOrtation ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.Sflff/ Rent 9120 ....................... Older camper -l·~a lt.'. w o trurk. $150 Stove & refng. 6-10.2700 '70DodgeGampcrVan. :V.. ton, s ink, stove, I~ rcfng, elec. & gas. lg bed & tbl. cabinetsS2600. 540·1053 ------.. 78TIC>j?a 23 12 ft, full air. A P, loaded 6000 ma . warrant} $16.500 1 Lie· 94tV/\F I Pvt l't ) 551-4594 '73 Fir<-'ball IY12 Sips ti, nuures.batt's 33.000mi. very gd )?as m1ll:'itgl' Gd rond S6.500. 645-7836 -----Trailen, Travel 9170 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rEN'r Tra iler. s leeps, Ii. $700. After 6P M. 968 4262 '77 Transam 24 ' trailer ate. s ir . xlnt cond mst see SS,000 9fi3.0587 Trailers. Utility 9180 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pvt Ply Ask for Mr F.tlk 955-0235. 493·888i 4 ~ Dri•6 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76TOYOTA ''acu, w/CAWB SHELL Nrw pamt Ch<'c.'k th1:-. Pnct!! llCl8134J $3495 Iii Maxey TOYOTA Ul881 llearh Blvd HUNTINGTON BEl\CI I 847-8555 !>JChevy pick up $250. Aflcr 9PM 546-84'J7 CALL FOR OUOT£ On AJ I Other 79 Models Avatlable for IMMWIATE 0£UV£RY HOOSE (J IMPORTS. INC L.A. 213/921-8588 O.C. 714/523-7250 or 714fi50·7201 6361"'""""""""8""' e-.o ... On""° 5-.a An• Fwy •I Bacti ~.,,.,,,, '"''"°"'"' ........ ,-. °"""" MERCEDES BENZ '64 Ford •. T p v Autos Want.cl 9590 d " I ••••••••··············· w/sideboar ::. :. .. mg WE PAY TOP DOLL \ft $400 o r l>c!-.l. John 1 494.00SS aft 5 for lop used cars.foreign. '72 Chevv 350 with camper Many xtras Sharp. $4900 545·3.S54 domcst1ci. or c.'lasi.1c~. II vour rar 1:-. C'xtra clean. M'<'us nru,1• ~ ,i I 1,. 0...,. C-ty 292S Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA '76 FORD 979-2500 Short Wheelbase--------- Steps1de with c ustom WE BUY paint, V-8 • .iutom at1(.', c• l!.A.LI c •1s mags. power steenng & ~ A brakes. stereo. Silver 10 & TRUCKS col o r . Mu s t Sc<'! (lES5527) ·72 Chevy Blater 4 whl d r , 9150 Autos for Sale auto. air, J?OOd cond. ••••••••••• • • • •• • •• • • • • 59,000 ma. $3750.494A 7095 Allli-/ dys, 494.5075 nfl 5PM aOUi'cs 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Bla1.er Chey Loaded, 3K, mmt. reg. gas. $8600. Bud biS-8739 CALL NOW FOR EXACT EQUIPMENT H.lfiftCJlott leach AMC·JHP lbiSl Bcarh Bl/847·9551 Vans 9570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Ford \I .t.n roovcrs1on Has pwr. s teering & brakes. air cond .. radial t ires. cruise control. A M /FM 8 tru c k & custom mterior which m· . eludes 1rebox. table, carpets. swivel c hairs· La.ke NEW! Pn. ply. f\ sacrU ire at S899S ca II (7141 ~·5659 or (714) G3'7·JIB4 ·75 fo'ord Van, '•Ton. V<'ry rlean ms1dC' & out <.:all eves 831·2828 ' '74 Ford Van Conv i\/C pis. p/ti. bubble top Lo/ml. 16.950. 646-St<>;i '72 Ford Vun: Nt.•w cng & trans. Custom int. Many xtras Best offer . Call Toey eves 496-8197 __ "70 Dodge Camper Van. 11.. too. sink, stove, lg re(ng, elec & gas, lg bed & tbl. ca bi.net,, $2600 540· I~. bi Fam 111Ton.11 cyl. auto. reblt eog, ne w tran.~. & tires $950 firm PP. &vow 6'4· 1795 COHHELL CHEVROLET X'>4ll.t1IM•r ll.\d ' I IC" I \ :\T ~ ...... \ 546-1200 WE BUY USED CARS CALL PAPPY Usf'd C1r Mgr 540-5630 1011 \SO\ ,\ SO\ • llNCOLN·MERf.llfi'I' 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA WEIUY USED CARS! We're lhc new Chevroll'l clc1tlersh1p in the lrvtnl' Auto ~ntcr We nc;,•d )'()Ur used car! JOE MACPHEISON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Drive IRVINF. 761-7222 WANTED! Late model Toyou s. Volvo.t, Pickups & Vans 0.11 us today! •• !>'' ~ell tbl ~•w. con· Used ortice furniture . tractors model $300/bcst duh. tables. so(• '7tl Ford ~ Custom COOVM'llloo 480V8. du1I tao.ks Many extras I .. , "-tier lh& c .... ..... ~. ~ 6t4-&38.S T m<Wlll "" .... tJOJ ..... , .. 7 • --.. 4lr .... -. . ... -' . ... .. . • .. .. .. , ___ ,..,.. ....... .. ~ . • . , ' \ ~ W..tM Uto ...... l•p1..W ._..._ 1_,1rttd Aatte1, '"'''riH ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......•• ,.rhd , ....... 1.,.rl9d Sund!y, February 25 1919 DAIL V PILOT @ f Z.. WIWl.LIUY YOUIDAnuH PAID FOR OR NOT TOPDOU.AI t7 I Z .._ t 7ZO .._. tUt ·······•··············· -.. .................... . ~~~ .... !?.~~ ~"....... '740 ~~·.~-:~ ...... ~~~·.·:~ ....... ~~·.'.':~ ....... ... 8Ai<WICk OAl\UN tlJI l!''>-''iJ Jl7'j ......... rtM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• FIVE BMW 7lf '2•0Z A/(.\ 4 "'P'l'd EXE<.VTIVE CARS ta.'lOt> Mu 'IWll EXAM Pu; fr.17 1362 n ot 4 •Pffd. Sierra bf-1teu. unroot, I alh r, ~11.'r('ol "The Worlo'" W1l Of)('ral on reiguh1r fut•I ($.S82) CRF.VlF.R M0 1'0ttS lbUt Rro•dWIJ) 16 '/. l'ou~. 11tr t'ond 11m 1fm r a dio, ma1 vrhttl1, 4 apd Ork trrttn/blk int CM.000 m1 Ver')' i-h14111 " c lun All rwords avail l(U(MI Cl11l lOM't' MO 91 17 Mf9..... t70S ~.\N'l'AANA •••••••••••••• ••••• • • •• ___ l_l_S.._l_I 7 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 733tOZ Auto. ma11•. lu~· 0.rlL 00,000 1111 >.ln4 rond S•200/bal ofr '74 ltJ.loA IOMIO 'TII I 4 pd. 1tll'nn11 OTV 3 PHd. \t n-o, .. r bt'wn, t11n 1t1lC't ~rf J' w, rond fr low rn11 t-:ii. a1l',am Im cia~ uo.ooo l\'t! \NOii r4'1 1e nt tundttlurl Ml 1g.aQNX'.V) MUSTSH!!I MOW MO C••rolet Dtw .. 6 Quail . h NF.\H'O R'r t:ff .o\U l Ul-0551 t72J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·'l'&J\lMta O I' \Int ( tut (•------••I .~ II$? or tallr OH r IOI ~·IN't -9707 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '1' AUDI '71 UCN aaao F'onta .. lHI l.l~cvul (1(1 t918 fodt'b unv Mudl'h• now 11rn \ 111.: MUS'rSf:U. WAGON DIMOHSTUTOR tli•t.:\•, cWIO. i.111 "lll'rl'O tJl!tll Automatic, liter o cu 114'. SUN t\OOf' 118) wht I 9300 mil blal'k In rolhr t~ntll Ul<.'K MIL.Lt-: It MCYrofUi 120W Wllmn ~ /\ ~7 213:! • $4495 ' TI l"11.1t Xl II Olll' vwnt•r .\Int c·onll l"ully '741AVARIA l•qu1pped \\kdyii !I ~. ~Mi 7717 '78'f"ox XJnt <'Ond l\tu:.t Sell S ~9:i o 833-07791833 72:M '71 lOOLS. 4 dr. auto. low nu xJnt cond $1500 Of r «11·~ ...... 9709 ., •••....••.....•..••.. L!l6S Austen Healy Sprtll' Nf.'w en~ . tran:s . rt>tlr N~ pall\t and bn1k1•l> Partially rcuphols ll'rC'd Th•'> <'llr 1:. road rci.1d~· 646-4004 . IMW 9712 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autom1111 c-. A M 1-'M , S..han b\!l~l' an color c..:tlMVO> '71 l20i DIMOMS Tl.A TOR Alloys, AM/FM stert•c1, J.1rt-ond.al1orung (0924 I SI0,550 ARNISteaf ForttMRIC)ht Person! '76 630c1i f')ord blul'. uutomat11·, S UN R 0 0 l<' • i. l er c o rassetle. blue lcalht>r Only 9000 mile:.! C294UOQI 850N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA • CAt Beach & Whittier> 1714) 522-5333 Closed Sundays W 131 1>prt q>t'. dean. rblt t>11$!. i!d gai. m1. $900/bs t ol r 9tl>-llll7 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-6401 '78 Accord LX. All OP· lions. 2000 m1 $6400. Ph 642-868.1 LAST CHANCE FOR I~~~~~~~~ '74 C1vlt Hlchbk hon· 1978 530i's '75 5301 4 spd damatic. lo mi. $1950. SAVE! air. stereo. snrf. prefect _7_14_1_77_0·_9295 _____ _ .Uy "8 LE "tE cond. 49.000 m1. ser vice ""' -records. 1605M CA> MOW! SALESUNDAY ONLY! 79's Autohcms Berlin HOW 642·6763 ARRIVING! -CGpri 9715 Also hll\Jted number or ··················~···· 1978 320t's 1s still ava1la· '74 V6, sunroof, A I C. ble Call us today! stereo, $2395 811-2040 495-4949 675-0248 ORANGE COUNTY'S Dat'MI OLDEST 9720 & Sales-Service-Leasmit Roy Caner.Inc. Rolls ft.oycl.' BMW 1540Jamborel' Newport Beach 640 t>i44 $I Sl 4\ H OADWAY SAIOA A,.A 835·3171 f'1f Ul..llMATC OAIVll<G MAClilNE ••••••••••••••••••••••• * z~s * DISCOUNTED SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DA TSUH '°'.i!\ ) J I: I ' qi, tr .t 'I~• 831-1375 493.3375 •DATSUMS• L-.SNction Of Al Mod.ls SALES-LEA.SING PARTS-SERVICE COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 l1Att80 R BLVD . 540.64 I 0 540-0213 _,.,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hew 1978 & I 979 JAGUARS XJ6Ls, XJ12Ls &XJS Cou~s MOl!t colors available for immediate delivery. TESTJ)RIVE OMETODAY!!! IAUERMOTORS 292S Harbor Blvd Ca5TAMESA 979-2500 '71 E-type V l 2 2+2. slvriblk. gd cond Yr/ A·l s te reo . S9500 /b s t . (1)439-6491 aft 7pm. 1976JAGUAR XJ6C A hard to find 2 door coupe wilh an economy 6 cyl moLors. Old English white w1tb b1sc ui t leather. (2573). Wa s $12,995 : on sale th is weekend for only SI 1,995 IAUER MOTORS 292S Harbor Blvd . COSTA MESA 979-2500 •USEDBMWs• '7320024 spd (384JSP> '732002Tu (187JJLI '762002SIR (497PHJI '775:r>: 4spS/R (0179) ·n m::s1 4 SP (TR5962) '78633csiS/R <0045) '78320. S/R (9lOUKU > 1976 DATSUM '76 XJ12L, mint cond. fuel 2801 COUPE 11\)eet, elec igo, 16000 m i, Ctosed Sundctys 4 speed. air cond .. mag pvtpty213/762·7820. wheels. one owner & ~_;_"-------- ONLY 42,310 miles! Ex· 1973 JAGUAR c e 11 e n l co n d i t 1 on ! XKE VI 2 Roocbfet" (4llMED> One or the mos t a P· --------· HOW $6488 precaating l'ars on the IOI McLAREN'1 850 N. Beach Blvd. La Habra tAt Beach & Whittier ) 17141522-5333 CIOS!!'d Sundays Mirac~ market today. Has fitted chrom e wire wheels. Mozda/RHCIUlt automatic trans .. pwr. 2150 Harbor 81vd.,C.M. s teering & is 1n way 645-5700 above average condition. (2062). MUST SEE!!! IAUER MOTORS 292S Harbor Blvd. COSTA M ESA 979-2500 '76 XJS, 27K m l. excep-~~r.;,u.aa..i.,..'"""'lft Uonal car, drk blu w/tan '76 BMW 3 a!il. 39.000 mi. int. $11,500. Eves 675-0255 x!nt cond. Clean. All ex ~~~~-~~~~I tras. auto. air . s unroof. ---'70 XJ6. black/red, p!I. pb, Blau AM/FM s ter cab~. 1976DATSUM air, runs well, $2995. lcath intr, s12.ooo pp. 28012 + 2 firm. 497·2068 49.i·2589 Loaded!. Silver extenor , '67 Jaguar 420 Sed an, 4 ·77 5301, 4 s pd. bnrr. auLomalic. ware wheels. spd. w/over drive s alver , AM / FM ca s s . A c . one ~f & m excellent w/red llhr int. nght hand Burgundy. Sll.900 or as condition. 1034Sl3 ). dr. good cond, Gold Bk s ume lse. $271 m o. HOW$7281 $4.7~.~l 67J.3707 res, 833-0433 ofc. Miract. '70 2002 A/C, stereo cass, Mozda/R•noult 4-spd, '73 ext. trim. nu 2JSOHar6~rSB71vOdO .. C.M. us. Classic J aguar. '66. Must see to appreciate. Dys, 548-1338 tires, clutch & t r an s. ..,.,. mxi 494.5752 --------'67 J ag XKE cpe. good "We~ to buy clean condition, S4200/besl of· '71 2002, s nr'f fully Dalsunusedcars" fer .5:>1·5050 restored, 90K, $3400/bst. $WiU Pay Top Dollar$ -.___-_-----9- 7 -3-2 631-2561 ask for Chris .,.,_ COSTA MESA DATSUN ·74 2002. AM/FM. ca ss 45.IXXl mi Good cond. 494-&HB. 284S HARBOR BLVD. S'0-6410 540-021 l ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74'~ JENSEN HEALY. LO MILES, XLNT COND. $6800. C ALL 675-7829 *** Da¥id DeRoclM 33Lakevlcw Irvine New 79 2.80ZX A/T, P /S. 4 Jensen Healey '74. yellow, pass. silver Lie. pd. AM/FM. mus t sell , Sll,3475:rl-64-09 33,000 mi 's, $3200. 499-1.988 or 499-4958 You are the winner of '76 2.80Z 2+2. auto. air, Two Free Ticlleh AM/ FM . $7200/ofrer . '74 White w/blk top. Conv. lo 498-S963all 5.30. X.lnl cond. H ,000 m i. QRCUS VAR~AS ·n 280 z 2+2• 11,000 mi .. s 15 o o 6 1 3 • 2 9 o 6 li'eb.26thor28lh Auto. aJr, stereo cass .. 1-213-__ M3-8236 ___ . ___ _ 4::.>PM Perf_ormance mags, xt.rs, mlnl979·9596 Jensen Healy '74 White The City w/bllt top. Convertible. Shopplng Center 'Tl 280Z. 5 P spd. mags. Xlnt cond 14 000 ml Orange AM/FM cass, alr, rust •7500 s73 2906 · To claim your tickets, clr, pin stripes. cstm in· • · · 0 r callM2-56'18,ext:-N2 tr.Lomi. .. ~. T31·149t _2U_I~_....;....;-..• ___ _ • • • ec---GWe tns ---------'74 280Z 2+2. Absolutely ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 m , xlnt cond., Cully incredible shape! 27.000 •74KARMA.NN OHlA loaded, aHume lse or ml. As king $5995 . o.. .. -_,_.~ .... 700 btO' S58-5454 631-0493. ---... ;;· -· ·1111 811Yaria. New paint. '18 Datsun :l:BOZ, 5 spd. Lo '811KARMA.NN GHIA. ••••••••••••••••••••••• miracl e rnazda f , • .,.. .. c..t.MeM 645-5700 13 RX2 um/Im 11h•rt•o, Only 48000 ml Xlnl l'Un<I ll.200 or lll'll ofr C'46 0460 , AU MIW I 97' MAZDA GlC Coif. S,-WHetc .. 1ck SIOODOWN pl1.1:1 Ill.\ 6 ll rt-n.'>~ M "'8 f)t'r monlh for 48 munlh• on apprtl\ cd r rl'lltt APR 12 VII , U1!lt11 r"d P<1.> 111 .. nt prll't' ~205 04 f~qu1p mcnt l11dud\.'1> .a i.pct•1l 1r11.N1m1u on & totd down nu ~UL (~) The cbh prict• "only $3820 pl~ tax & license MJroct. W../R.....tt ~mo Harbor BJvd . c M 645-5700 1'76MilDA llX4WAGOM ~ '>Pl'cct. u1r c ond , AMffM stereo 8 track & only 39,514 m1lei1 Im · maculate! (821RFA> MOW$3ltl Mlroct. ~R.....tt 2150Harbor Blvd ., C.M . 64S-5700 '12 MBZ . 280 SE SUNROOF t\1111 rnJecuon. powrr sll.oerlnll 4' brakes. air cundlllOOUljl, 64M tnllt•ic Th111 t>l~g&nt bro wn autornob1lc with bamboo lnwnor hi 1mm11rul11tto, l!JlOWs Ult> run· ol 1t1 om.> ownt.or l~KGO' 18711 Beach Blvd. llUNTlNCTON BEACH 14~zooo 250. '71, exc. e ngine, S42::50/ bs t of r 7~·0888. '77ll4 MBZ 280E. Tuke over lse or buy. $200 per mo 5000 warl' mi re mun Call Joe 640-4260 or &l0-4119 '75 2808. tobacco brwn. good gas m1. Xlnt cond New Mtchchns. One Ow ne r . Aft . 6pm 833-~ •••••••••••••••••••• Mere ..... IQ 9740 Mc. • 9742 ,_.. 9 744 HOUSE OF IMPORTS EXCLUSIVF Inventory of MBZs • sts '.aA~~ .... 10.-11•~ r.i..2tl31WM• 7t 4$0Sl CS., TllMJ S""'* 764~l "-01'11Mf(>I# 'li 4609'. ... 4'0flS..... 15 4505t. !'-1W7) o..,,-e ... 'H 4&0tk. lier ~ .._ • DIESO.S er 7000 rs..~,.,,_ ,. 7000 ~ ""'l B••• 18~1Sor..,.tl- • StCs '18 •SO'lt e-•S"''I0""1'11.,. '78 •~Cts..03141"'-.0- • COOP£S 75 HOC ts. 5"'11Aecl 7S HOC !Ser 41110I .,._ IUtOC ISoor IO!lll A a. .. 76790C CS. 6"1418-..rGrM" •SEDANS 7 57801$8' IOll61 f0!>"4;C(' >& 780 l'leo 07ll51 ""'''" Blv 1• 7NKE r.;..9'07111""° 1? nioc:r 158teOn11w 11 ~' >• •~E IS@t '30'\IA..., 1t •SOS£ /Soot OMZte•o 1• •SOSEL IS4f &IO'•B"' 71•'IOSElf5<oo87'WIB•u 1~ •SOSEl t<;e. S!3f>llllOO A'"' 1 comolttitf .. "'tll('1ton o' Off'• "'ode•~ 'o c~ ''Ot"" 213/921-8588 714/523-7250 714/750· 720 l HOUSE or l~TS INC. SIM57 MNIC-W II"'" B°*'• P ... C'lf>n..~A""J,_,,Y MERCEDES BEMZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72MII 21051 4 5 sedan Automullc. air. powt'r windows, Decker stereo "This ex cept.ional automobile ·~ nawleK.'J! .. 12\3GI Rl CUVllaMOTORS 1.sl& Bl'oadwlly SANTAANA 13S-lt7 I '63 Mercedes JOO SE, Rood body·eng i.hol, $575. 5S7 1122 '75 M BZ 240 Oe1 s et. ele1tanl economy (2' m1 1. AM /F M Ca!>'>t'llc . yellow/tan. !>nrf. xlnt cond $,0.500 PP 752 5740 ·oo 280 SE. Xlnt cond. . Ivory AskingS6200 673.1194 '74 280 Only 46.000 m 1 sunroof XJnl cond 1ni.1dc &oot 842·3148 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976MG MIDGET Yellow w1lh blal'k &rim" fitted lu111a11e rack <20671 Was S389:i . on sale Uus weekend $3495 IAUIRMOTORS 2925 Harbor Blvd. COS'fA Mf~A 919-2500 1977 MG MIDGET COMVERTllLE A sportscar with Can tasuc economy. (2S37> Was S4W5; on sale this weekend $4295 IAUERMOTORS ~Harbor Blvd COSTA M ESA 979-2500 MG 9742 •••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • '77 MIDGET A M I ... M HEW 1979 MGs & MIDGETS in stock for 1mmed1att- del.avery1 All color'>' See us before you buy TODAY!!! IAUERMOTORS 292S Harbor 81 vd COSTA MESA 979-2500 cas.s 20M. S3800. or best 6407~ 62 MGA Mark II Xlnt cond Com ert, MI ver new lJ re\ $4000 494 2589 '76 MG Midget. AMIFM lugg rack. xlnt rood 21.000 mi. 83l ·l80t MGI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BILL Y Ji. TES • VW-PORSCHE "d" 111.tn t 'Jp1 .... 1r.u111 837-4800 493.4511 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977MGI ltOADSTY Bnllsh ral'itlJt Jereen with ft<>ld de('al11 & p1nsln11 1nft Has fitted AM/l<'M ,tereo. t2U71. w,., 16495. o n 11alc tht ' weekend for only $4695 IAUM MOTORS 2925 Ha r bor Blvd COSTA MESA -979-2500 - More, people buy theMGB thanaoy other. convertible. BRITISH Ll!Vt.AND 2925 Ha rbor Blvd VOSTA l\1 ESA 979-2500 1ou-.-"'~'a 0~1a '-'?° 11 s1-'"' 10101-S RAND NEW 1979TOYOTA CELICA GT LIFTBACK BRAND NEW OUR LOW DISCOUNT PRICEOMLY 56199 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA 2 DOOR SEDAN 175 DATSUN 12 I 0 2 DOOlt SIDAM 4 spd .. vinyl roof and radio.· (180NOK). s25ft 1974 TOYOTA . CBICA Met gray. 4 spd . air cond & 8 track. Good solid carf (837KHN) s33ft 5 spd trans.. AM/FM ste reo. steel belled radials and fully l actory eouipp ed (RM2559193). 1977 COIOLLA 2DOOltS9AM Silver with black Interior. 4 spd and radio Economy. relleb11ity! (2~SPM) s2999 , 1971 HONDA CYCCJDOOtt 4 spd and radio ONL v 4 325 m1lesJ•I (810WCK) 537M 1975 COROLLA sPOIT coun sas 5 s pd . air cond . rallye wheels & vinyl r oo f. (894MPI). s2999 1976 AUDI POI Z DOOlt SIDAH Prelly white car with auto. tra{ls.. air oond & radio (689RJF) 537M 1975 TOYOTA cOttOUA sas 5 spd., stereo & vinyl roof Nice car. nice price & 47.800miles.1606BOFJ s2999 1976 VOLVO 145WAM* 4 spd . pawer steering & 8 track tape GOOd Cir IUSI '" time lor SPrlno I 143PCMI s3999 1975 DATSUN rtCIUP ftUCI 4 sod shell. rallye wheels &stereo (1K763101. 531M 1974 DATSUN J6flCOUN 4 spd . AM/FM radio & silver w/black inte rio r-A beau11lul buy! (0671631 s49" Loob/RuM Cine. *2500 mi. Xlnt cond Loaded. Runs xlnt, rbll e n1. l-~7~/7SMi892. lllOOO/ lofr. 497-lG:?IJ. ~.Ph 675-1297 ---...... __ .,. _____ .,.,, .... _ .. .,._ ......... --.. .. ALL '79 B-210 STD.'s IN STOCK $88~ TAJ IHCLUDU> LEASE! NEW 1 78 LONGBED PICKUP 100°/o FINANCING OM APPROVED CREDIT! $4477 ,..,., .. L.c......aa-•-Oohor!e FOR SQUIRE WAGON \1f\.NIN''l"/,... :s. ROHftz fWHEEL ~ ~~~t • 1,n A l.,...,... & D<tillf!< lnot-00\IOll• WoodG,..Pcmel1 AM Radio Unct.rcoat Front Ir Rear SA VE 0 V ER $ I I 00 1-..rGuard• "°"'~" ~'"°' ....... * THE #I IMPORT CAR OF THE YEAR! AND WE'RE DEALIH'! '79 . . , 280ZX MANY TO CHOOSE FROM ATllG SAVINGS! DRIVE A LITI'LE • SAVE A LOT!! I 000/o FINANCING! • • • O.A.C. SAU HOURS MOM.-SAT. t ....._ to t P·"'- SUMDA YS t te6 "II A..tol, t.,ert.d A.•1, l•,.,.ttd AMtos. lntporhd A.tot, l•port.d Allto1, l111portwd Mto1, l•porW ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• " a1 at '741 '-ectw t7SO T... t7H T..... '767 v......... t770 .,._ t772 · ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• 'n SM W•1on. amtrm1 na-a.1n D•·ck ·12 Corina: Brand new 1976 TRIUMPH 3 TO CHOOSEI. VOi.VO l1lf!W rtdlal•. ~Cal ...,. ... trut . Good cond . 5'91'11111 ..._ 'JI ''924" $700/Bcst otr 6'40·3567 With both tos-at ONLY '73 0.ASSIC PwtcM t7IO daya, 4.9'l4Mlllfcvea 32.186 m11H! Exc:elleot COMVHTllLI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~OOF coodltiool <73PPCP>. • 1'71 tZ4 Wllh air contl • 8 tr ck .. tnt-o. r•movable aun roof. cuuom whc ~I• PLUS mat'ol (821TZW I l'raced way undrr markt:L \l•IU\l ror a Pur.lclW! SAVI SSS C OMMEll C HfVllOlfT • .,... I I I • " • I I \\ • ' !>U llOO ·73 1114 2 o Xlot. cond. M.000/beat offer Oy ~7741 EvetSuoM9·6«2 1':itcellent ur .,~u•P""d '71J Corolla S/W, s ipd. MOW HNI '72 a. .. ..,SIC .~ 12315. Good c:ond. -wit.h alr condlUoo n1 and 53&3'4J 1 Mir-'-COMVHTllLI morel (GUSD> ~R ...... rrfc.d to W '7-4 Cclica, 43,000 mlles, 2~Harbor Blvd .. C.M. :dnt condition, make of· 645-5700 tt•r. 542 lT11 <'Bil eves. •77 TOYOTA LANll:RUISER I t70 TRIUMPH Tl-6 Already tl•lmed as a classic by enthuslaat.s ! Excellent condition " fitted wire wheels. (2563). Was $3995; on • ·12 CCMICOWS COUPE • ( 720137. 01.22511. 4 93920) All Are Very Sharp HURRY lN NOW! ll7U Beach Blvd . HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 1blsonr'sgolit ult! c.n .. AM/ F'M stereo. pin str1 P· Ing, much more! Lake New. 0"9TJB> sale tbls weekend for ,_ ___ _. S.Prie•d t7SS ••••••••••••••••••••••• only $3495 IAUBMOTORS 2925Harbor Blvd . COSTA MESA t7t-2500 TR6, '73. $3650. Yellow. 187U Beach Blvd. SALIS, SlaVICE AM>LIASI ... OVEBSEAS DELIVERY EXPERTS IAILl*I VOLVO 1966 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 646-tlOl 540-946 7 ~I COUNTY VOi.VO EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO Largest Volvo Dealer m Orange C9unly ! BUYorLE~E DlRECT R!e, 2025 s. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 'ill Sul)t'r MO, t>.c~ll <·ond 'I op dollar C•ll bet t.~PM M16 DSTHIYIOUR ·ucAR OF1HIYEAR" Cood inventory in stock. l-IWTY while they last! S0.000 mi. Xlnt cond. 64U907 /496-7661. HUNTINGTON BEACH 14~2000 ---------'TT Volvo 264GL. all ex· '74 1114 2 O. blk w /bllt ant. Al l uy wheels, f I m cas..wtte 26,000 ma ~700 tlJ1 !f560 d1tys 67S 86:ul US8) VW IUGS tras. 14Kma mu1>t see. MIRACLE MADA/R&IAUL T 2150Harbor Blvd. '75 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE GREAT SELECTION! P.P. 7Sl·5106 18711 Bca'Ch Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 84~2000 100% financing on ap-'tn Volvo 1225 runs fiood proved credit! • • C· ... 1 ntE HPEltT' S-400 o r best o fer. COSTAMFSA _. • 75&-1439 '731111 r cp.>. lo ma. xlnt ___ ,_4_5-_S_7_o_o __ _ l°VOd Lllloo microwa\C OVl.'11 731 4134 -----'711 9't<1 Xlnt cond. s un root. am1'm stereo. SIOOO Wlder market. 752-0888 1971REHAULT G11.DELUXE SIOODOWM '74TOYOTA CBJCA 4 :.peed with aar cond•· tiomng. l936JS1 ) $2895 1007ofinancing0.A C t894J>QKI $2995 O.R. HMM IMC. Z!02 E 1st Santa Ana 541-4471 Bill YATES VW-PORSCHE ....,,J, l1i 1114 11• 11 11.,1 837 -4800 49 3·45 1 I plus tax & IJcense ·73 Bus. reblt eng. AC. -$104.41 per month for 48 Powerful 73 TR6! Xlnt AM/FM tape. Z·bed. new '6&6 cyl. yellow· very months on approved cood ""°""' · • xlnt nd 67" "°""' 0 ood me"'h3 call ood ! ~-pain.. co """°""' .. A ru y, g credit. APR·l 2.98'N. 492·4337. body. liesl orr over Deterred paym en t '72 Camper Van· new $4,!W. (714 > 991·6308 pnre-$5427.00. (3025895): '76 TR7 eog. /brakes/wiring. '72 911 lo/m1, xlnl. cond. $8,500. 494·3672 or 661-1161. ult for Darlene Cash price is Factory air. mags. AM· Xlnt running con~. $3200. $3972 '77 Celica GT hftback. FM 8 track. low miles. ,_53_1·_7342 _____ _ plus tax & IJcense must sell. xlnl cond, lo t23ULI $4995 ·n VW Rabbit 2·dr. s un· Mirade mi.~lofr548·3551 roof. 4-spd , AM /FM lt57 CAlllOLET tt.MRgtOft leoch 11tereo, immaculate. Msl Fantasllc opportunity to McacM/RftlCllllt ·n Celle a GT. mag whls. ""t.M'OJ&R9 sell. $3595. 492-3214 'ti I 2'C/\Harbor Blvd C M Kt.ereo. more extras, xlnt -......-own an excepa ooa car. wu ·• • • 8 Immaculate & it's llke 645-5700 cond. P.P.83V·4S~9 l67518each 11847·9551 '67 Bug. fresh paint. nu mooey m the bank. a tan· _Rol_s_R_o_y-.. -.. ---,-7-5-6 '76 ~hca Lftbk. loudcd. '73 TRIUMPH TR6 Exel Sul~ 67nu5 ! .. ~~-nu seats. UMCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ttos .. ............•..•..... 1976AMC MATAD012DR. Hardtop. Automatic. far tory air cond .. pwr. steenn& & brakes, radio. heater &t ON L V 32,000 nula; on this gas Saver. (5«}NJG>. S2t71 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBO R BLVD COSTA MESA 641 ·0010 tastJc mvcstment. Red/· •••••••••::............ 1 mm a c. c 0 0 d . <.:a 11 Coodl Lo Miies. MUST ....,., ......, tan. convert .. all service "1 DEALER IN U.S.A. ~5937 SELL IMEO. Make Of 'tB Ghia Sac Must Sell '72 Gremlin. Gd ga~ records since new. Un rer. (421SQ_l l (714) 47.000XlntcondNewpl saver $800 75 1·3539 fortunately must sell. ROY 'Tl Plckup.Looksgd. runs 631.582J.~yT1me AM /FM Strk s2800 days,6'i5·0287evcs. S9IOO 67S-9346evs ~ CARVER· great Must sell. SlSOO/or ,,.., ofr.557·7630 .,,,_.____ 9770 ~------.. ck 9tl0 ·73 914 . Appearance ROLLS ROYCE _.,.,~·· group. Mags. $4000. • Bil •••••••••• .. •••••••••••• '73 VW Super BeeUe. low ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752-7851 days, 673·0660 =~~.e:.. lt72 VW CAMPER mileage, good cood. '77 Electra. all extra1>. eves. \'----'......,. Gel ready for summer ! blue. $21SO. 551·9436 good, cle~~-SS,995! '78 Targa, met. copper. all CLOSED SVND/\YS (074978). Priced lo sell al ·10 vw Squareback ~ 1060 673.9187 extras, 12.K mi. still un· ~sesilver Cloud 1 OHL Y Sl 111 Sl400 der warr. Mus t sell. s19.ooo Pra.-Miracle 673-4(8) dys 968·2038 aft '72 &uck &late Wagon. $24,000. 754-6383/552·3816 985.,.144 ..--..... _.._,RetlCllllt 5pm Orig owner. A/C, ell' . ...___, Runs hie new. PP $1895. Potsche 9ll·T 1970. Mint l96l Rolls Royce Sedan, cood. 1 owner. Sl0.000. or fine cood. Elej!ant white best orrer 675-7737 art Si!0.500. 640-4999 '71 Shadow. white. low mi. ·so Porsche. Roadster sunroof. vnyl top. Extra Convert. Mint. S9S001orr sharp. $25.000. 631·12G6 ]Pm~------ ___ Ph 642·8683 days 675-4840 {•\les. '77 911 S, air. stereo. 5ubm-,a 9762 alarm. Jo males. ••••••••• • •• •• • • • • •• • • • 1 ___ Ca_· II 673-3255 '76 • wheel drive Stallon ·n Red. blk trim Porsche Wagon. with all pos. op· Tar ga. Many extr as. tiom. 3S,OOO mi. S37SO/ Mint 1.994-1673. bestolfer. 559·1360. '6'~SCHEtll 71 Subaru. AM /FM '"""' stereo. Good cond. Good Brown <l 1cl65BSW I tires. Xlnt trans. 46,000 Sharp! $4595 m1. mo. 642·2073 °';1 Toyota 9765 ~ ~ ····~;;;·;~;;;;~···· _ .:....lro ~l CELICA ,.,, ...,_ BlvO G.trden 0<11"9 ... Ul-ZA> 4 speed trans. & in ex· cellent condition ! I t 2150HarborBlvd.,C.M. ti4&-6789or646-6710 nven ory 64s..5100 •77 DASHER . TAX ·72 VW Bus. Curtams. HATCHIACK car pet, fold out bed. Automauc. stereo tape. sodium valves . $2000. air <'Onditlonang. 17000 SALE Doug. 957·8444 otc . miles. Clean lb a i>•n . 675-2402eves. (66.JVQDI Slt9S 1976 7·pass bus. lo ma. ltl Many • CBJCAS good cond1t100. must . TOYOTA . c-o .... ""S seU $4500. 675-3148 evei. vK """ 1.8881 Beach Blvd. •COROLLAS '64 VAN. 2000 mi on rblt HUNTING1'0N BEACH '11 BUICK ELECTRA Loaded! (395RSM 1 $5895 ~ O.R. HAAN IMC • 2a)2 E lsl Santa Ana / 541·4471 CRr."SID""S eng & trans. Some brk/ 847-~5 Syk h k 1 h • ~ "" s teering & body work ~~~~~~~~~ '78 Y aw • ess l an • TitUCKS needed. $050/ bst orr. = 3,000 mi, fully loaded $4950 64S-05U a ft 6P M . ALL CARS 962-2S96. il vw m Square Back T "'GGED Runs great. Auto Trans • '78 R1v1era. Loaded in· -"' '61 w/1600 rblt. eng. body FM radio. $l700 552-3565 cludu1g Pioneer AM /FM .._ Leoffl & chrome restored. h _,or • Clean. t.1k.c. new. U>OO '77 Dashe;:-2.dr llatchbk ~ass 4:~ mi. $8350. P : Ca11494-6398eves. auto. Dakota beige, _3_l _l ______ _ BILL MAXEY TOYOTA •••• .... ,-11.4 •• ,,,\ ... UHTI MGTOHli.t.( H '66 VW Squareback. Xlnt ~.548·1404 l!r17 Buick Re~al. v.s. mech cond. New e ng & l99J VW F'aslbk. n trans Body raa r. S8SO new paint ,JOb. g 675-5028 $1350/bst ofr. Michae 542.3773 auto, Pwr S / B/W /dr locks, llle whl. !ttereo . sunr'f . mint cond I Owner Emerald Bay. La~ Sch $5150 49.t 4460 '73 914, xlnt cond. AC. mags. stereo, alarm. ap. pear grp $-4950. 646·5680 (QllMXU>. Priced to sell ·--------al OMLYS3188 MlrocM MacMl•.....et 2150 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 645-5700 '7SCOROLLA '64 VW s qu a rebac k . $750/bst ofr. 497·3984 afl. 4::.>PM 19111 VW Squ~reba.ck. ·7::, E<itate Wgn, 9 pass. $1.050.2070 fhunn. air AM/FM loade~ '78 Porsche 924 ASSUME LE.ASE Brown w/tan int. air, con 12.000 mi. $202 down, as- sume lse al $202 mo. (853CE0). ..,._11Hti11 642·6763 llFOIEYOU SELL YOUR STATIOMWAGOM '72 VW ..._ XW cOftCL $2900. Butch. 673-0249 S speed. atr conctilloning. tape, good mileage get· ter. (66'7NI LI •·.72--VW--B-ug_XJ_n-t .-co_n_d-. $2695 Sl.700. or best offer. Iii Maay 642·2515 TOYOTA. 18881 Beach Blvd. 'ID Poptop. New valve job. Costa Mesa.645-1876_ wte'very accesSory possa ·w VW Fastback. Looks ble. 1oww644·5243 terrible. runs good. $250. fi73.1838. '77 Regal Landau, a tr. loaded w/extras. Make '64 VW. suruf, rebwlt eng, ocrer. P.P. 644-4754 new radials. 2nd owner. 7141847 7078 '67 912 with Becker Mex· acoStereo. $-4700. TOYOTA. SEE US! HUNTINGTON BEACH 847~ AM /f··~fcass: stov~ ex· '76 Skyhawk. Excellent cond. Green, AM ffM, wr. Sspd. S2650 499-4958' tras. SUper an/out. $2800. ·73 Super Beetle Blue Ph~.0019 Suruf. Top cond. Best '68 GS Sprts Cpe . 552·7916 MARQUIS TOY OT A MISSION VIEJO 131-2180495-1210 '78 Rabl>At. Xlnt cond. _o<_r_. _499-4 __ 188 _____ 1 bm/be1ge, 1 owner. 601\ '78 9U SC Targa : petrol blue. 3800 m1. Loaded. Assume lo mo . pymnt +$6000. WiU COO· sider trade. Call 675--4997 '62 Porsche 356 B Needs work. $2200 or bst orr. ~191B. 1977TOYOTA Celica Uftbock 5 speed, ear cond .. stert>O. ·72 Cchca, air. l owner. 58.000 ma. $1800. 542·1294 eves, 957-7174 wk. Low mtleage. Call 644·7722. 9 to 5 ---'63 VW Convt. Runs great. '15 Cehca GT. S spd. low Body munched . $650. rru. a c. amt rm. brown. CaJI 673-42(MJ one owner & showroom •74 vw 412. 4 s pd. perfect fresh! 1744TYWl. Priced '69 Corona. rbll eng. cond. new mtr. new ttre!t, tosellat Great transportation. AC r->AIV\ s:J6.""-•" $3500759-0162 -~--~---- OMLY$5188 MustSell $700.675-8'407. __ ,_.,.,.,, __ . __ -__ _ '00 9US, xlnt cood. mags , Mlroet. ·73 VW Bus. lo mi. new '74 VW C:.i mper. $4500 '63 Karmann Ghia $500. 640-9010or ~-126t- '75 VW RAlll'f Air. AM-FM cassett<.'. 4 speed. low males. (56861 S28t5 Hlntfftgt0ttlff<h AMC.JEEP 16751 Beach Bl/847-9551 mt, good cond. $700. Yvonne, 642·0051 o r 645.()988 ·75 Century Spl. Loaded. xJnt cond. a te. am1rm Slr. Call 675-1993. $28!)0 '76 Elecrtra 225. Xlnt cond. Fully loadl•d . 5 3,000 mi. SS I OO 714-552-5823. stereo. CD 1go. $5000/of· ~'R-..it T,;..ph 9767 pamt. tares, reblt eng, rr. 631·5928 c .,._, --••••••••••••••••••••••• $3.000. 963-1407 2150Harbor Blvd .. C.M. ....EW I 979 Baja Bug recently reblL Cm~lac 9915 front side smash ed. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-5700 " '74 VW Bus. needs body lsYourProfession SPITFIRES work, r blt eog, call HOME REPAIRS? '78 CEIJCA LIFTBACK In stock for immediate 642-7151.$2800 Did you know you can BLACK 5 ·SPEED . deUvery! All colors! See ----'------ place a classilied ad in AM /FM s te re o tape. usbeforeyoubuy '74Super beetle. AM /FM ~~~~ r~~ot" 8:°b~~ pwr. str. ate. S6,900. ea11 TODAY"' radio cass. Best orrer t month £or as little as 7141675-8299 IAUH MOTORS S2S95? Must sell, xlnt Sl 77 d F H 1 d oond. Lisa. 673.()861 . per ay? or more '72Toyota Celica. 2925 arbor 8 v . mformatloo, call Best-cffer. Call Sun COSTA MESA 642-5678 Only. 960-4611 979·2500 Allto1, M•w tlOO Alltos, M•w tlOO Allto1, M•w ti •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TILTWHDI. ·weaur Bug. Customized, completely over hauled. C.Omes w/many e-tlras . S2500 firm. 551-6244 Whole/ parts. Make of· fer. 968-2265 '75 VW ca mp er Westphalia, las t or ats kind. fully equipped. xlnt oond. SSOOO farm 759·1'439 '73 VW 412 wagon. Good cond . Mu s t Se ll . $1850/bst ofr. 494·~1. .... .... 9100 NO CAP. r.rMon"' '173" """'-"' '674P Plus Tax I Ltc. IMMIDIAR DILIYl•YI OPl!r. £Vl!RYDA Y (714) 495.()l()O . .. ---~ c~!.~~~! ....... s6r~A. ... !dual ....................... , ••• Total Oowft.. . • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • ...1.N W int ""1<• • • • • • • • • • . • . . • •• $t74t.• Totol Down ~t ••••••••••••• S74t.• Nwwal ,erceft .... llO••· .•...•..•.. 11.u f1MM1et aw ................ t 17".M Tote! tt ... Total of f'oymonft .•••••••••••• $1311.22 •• ..... - • • PURCHASE OR LEASE YOUR HEW 1979 CADILLAC MOW! • ·75 Fleetwood Brouitham. Itani lo Clnd. mdl. Quult ty, comfort. safety an beaut cond. 58M . Asking ~.673-5804 '70 Cpe de Ville. Xlnl cond. Leath intr . I owner. Sl49S. Ph 496-9345 "1$ Coupe de Ville. Mint rond. Loaded. Must Sell! $5200. 91B-41~ aft 6. •'76SEVll.l.E • LOADED $8295 642-4007 642•4736 m Cad. cpe Deville. all xtras. runs ROOd , sacrtnce '800. 49M773 '78 Eldo, nice, full pwr. Blk/1 r ey. Mut t H ll. ISO/blltofr. -..oaeo. • UND E R $ 999 't,. \'WSqu. I' buk $710/bft.ofr. 497-3914 aller4 ~ t-M ' l'ht•\ rol••I Im pal 11tatlon ~ QjlUll. N,,..J .. TT.<' Him, JcNld I'''"' c•c br1kv . !llt•c•r lnp wlt1dow5, fn>nl 1w lll S9t9 fll'<h l'-12 !Ml'l'J or 64415201 artn !ll'M 0.dtlJ•~ to Go t'J 1 t Whale' er th~ f.'•d ltoll 'em olhht• murkl'l W\lh a Clu Mfll'\S 1\d CA.JI Now•~ !Miill $1499 7 1 .... CWt It Pen We1on \8 1uto tra111 • pwr at butk~t Hh It more• (1CDSN) $l4H A."91 CllM . .f'~. llarbol' Bl\d • { M S46-ltl4 $1999 '7 I Dodm9 Coff Autom•tlr lra111 . alt rond fJ low m 1h1t. I :'Q£> St671 n.a•r•ll.._, ,.,,. ll4tbor Blvd . C M 642·0010 'MAMCAMX {'nupt! Autnm tar, ll' tal • pwr 11lc t IOI • brak••· Cllc t~DQX > stets ..... uMdc ... IX' lot H rbor/ll1uniltoo 611·1330 For Ad Action Call a Dai~ Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 $2499 um Corona. alr. AM /FM rtkllo. PS, PS. t lllo, rear wlrldow d~h'otter, ocw UtM Askin& $1500 644-IHI '74VW SUWIUG 4 llPl'Cd. AM /t'M radio. steel belled radli&ls. Needsaome body work. ADARGAJN AT $20f5 Pnvate party. SSZ-7835 Call Sat or Sun. only. '75 ,_...Wenrick Automatic. alr cond .• rlldk>. tinted glua, low miles " more! <621LIA), S2271 Th11•rt lobhlt '°"' 2000Harbor Blvd .C M. 642·0010 '74 HONDA CIVIC 2 door. 4 speed, radio, blue w /black int. (747KPY> $24'5 JIM MAI.IMO VW 18711 Beach 8 1/H.B. 142-2000 $2999 1975 MAZDA 04 Wqoo. Automatic trans. <739NJ0). Priced to tb1s weekend at only $2611 ~ W../l ...... 21SOHarbor Blvd .. C.M. 645-5700 '74 a..y Caprice 4 Dr. Ya. auto. trans .• pwr. at. 1£ brakes, pwr. windows. air cond. & morel (2.S2KPY>. $2571 11wad1>1 • Robfftt Ford m>Harbor Blvd., CM 642-0010 ~13 YW Scp9r•bac• Automatlc. radio. blue w /dark blue lnl . (8'J2KiS) SZHS JIM MARINO VW 18711 &•ch 81/U.8 . 842-2000 ll116 610 Oat.sun waRon AM/FM 4-s peed , lug gage rack. 12700/bat ofr. ________ __,---------· 64.5-4783 1971 IC.,.• Ghia 4 speed. Super n ice! Hard to find model! CIKITI'ZW>. Won't last at $2660 MlrocS. Mtmle/ll ....... 2l50Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 645-5700 '73 llt .. l'MffoMI TRAVB.AU. V-8, automatic, power steering & brakes, air cond. Brown & white. (83.WEIO JIM MARINO VW 18711 Beach Bl/H.D. uz.zooo 770.2682 '71 DATSUM 1600 ROADSTER Convertible. Custom wheels. Very sharp! $2750 Pvt Pty Ask for Mr. Falk 9M-0235, 493-8887 '72n..cltrbird Cla!'lsac, Loaded. Mu•~ SellSarrirlce. $2150 Private Party 552-783$ t "r.> Pinto Wagon. V-6. autw tram,~ mpg, low aul!N. s2soo 1orfer. t71t• ~-8625 after 5PM & weeke nd ~ or t711> ~1000. eX.l YYT Wkd.vs. '74TRIUMPH SPITFlllE Roadster. Burgundy. 4 speed, radio. (679LOY > S2fts JIM MAllMO YW 18711 Beach 81/11 e. .142-2000 • FOR PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS AHO AUTOMOBILE DEALERS • • ~ UMd 4Mto1, Used A.wtot, Uaed Autos, Used Aaltos, UMd ~ U~ Aaltos, Uiid Auto1,Us.ct Autot,Uted ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ttl5 Citdllac 9915 Ccdlloc 9915 Cm•ac 9915 a..,.. 9920 Cwvr•t 9920 ~ 9925 -.. .. 993 0 ..................................................................... 18' Cdv. wh1te, wht llhr. I "ro sedan Dt-V1lk Good me. Many extras. M ant, cond $1500 r vt Pty red tnm. 31414 W Nme . 548·3215 l976&DORADO ONLY 30,500 males on th1 i. si l ve r beauty . Moonroor. 8 track stereo. au power equipment. leather, etc. One or a kind t'ar for the dis cri m1nat1ng buyer ! (783PQS) L.N. ''18-Se-v11le Pewter Gray '73 Eldorado. fully loaded. Xtras Xlnt Must Sell! mdudm& crwse rontrol. $12.500 eve.,wkn. 499·49511 new radials. sunrf, Ith ·n Coun" dn V lit· Xlnl iM. brown/white $397!'1 .-" ' .._3.'ieS rood. low ma. Huck.skin. ---------• S81SO P P 7!'19 1562 '7'8Seville: charcoal grey • --- w1 bll vnyl roof. blk lthr Cad. 73 ~ov. l(OOd cond1· Int. Ne w Mic hellns, lion. 68K m1 , $259!'1 . SALE PRICE $7399 spoke wheels. Ro 11 s _645-__ 6111_1 _____ _ COMHRL . R oyce t:rill. new '67SedanDeV1lle, transmission. Looks & $800/Bestoffer CHEVROLET runs m agn1f1ccntly 548 2501 S8.6SO. Call 957-2611 ---- .!!Ol ll,1rl•1r llh iJ t"l t\T .\ \1t:." \ 546-1200 wtulys. ask for Joanna '78 Seville Elegante, lo . nu. golden bronze. com· ----11 C OV brn v nltop puter all options. mcl '78 El Dorado: ret ired bg/lethr int. crse a m/fm mntf.'$450 dn. TOP. Bud G.M. Executive. Owner tape . C lean. $7,500. f,ynch. 776 5110. eves dnvenonly Pramerond. 67!HBJ6ot SS2·4731. 581·9110 $1l.400493 7893 Autot,UHd ~ \ * 1 • If 0 fl' l I I I 11 e '.~ ''" $7599 '78 SEVILLE I t•lll"" <j'lf1 0•" "''' '"""""° lull "°"' ff 163!111\\/t $8999 •n COUPE OE VILLE l~ ,...,..,,. C'tlW • ..,.tn Ull.:)lf't •JP A O.--c:JA"Wb• ,~, $8599 '78 COUPE DE VILLE Le•ther '"''"tlor, cru•,., control AM/FM \l•tPO •19 lr•<k & lvll -er. <Ser 11*'' $9999 '78 VOLVO 264 GL WAGON •'"'-" • t1••t I • ·~ ' I $5999 •n SEDAN OE VILLE fJI ~ tir"t() ..... ~ ,.....,..,, ftU"jf Ull•OI JWWl'O •<4i''4U~.n •'J ,,,~tt $8999 '74 MERCEDES 450SE 1•• " ,. • .. t •&it ;J $11,999 72 BUICK ELECTRA 225 l ow .,,.in, IUl!y eq11iPOt11 aw ( 406CJO I $1999 ·ncAMARO LT ('1 .,.1 .. ~ ~ I ,.,., I '-ft11 • _..., f I' t• I t t I ti f •It $6599 '76 FORD STATION WAGON Gf ... ft fOl~t\.i11 Yfl ,11110 ~ VU11• I oo-tif DIH ... i1 19 q ei: •M1JM \Ifft .emwc .. $3999 ----Autot,Used ~ ' fi. \,. • ~ .. I • • t • "' • .._-... , ..... ""' • , ... '"' .. \11 .... ~ ....... u .. $3999 '78 DATSUN 280Z I 0 " I 1p. 4 "-'"' I t \ "'' •1111 l 11!•11 r(Yl'1 i $8999 '73 BMW 3.0 CS II .. .f .t,' I I _.+J, 1i1r f ..,,, $10,900 •n PLY. VOLARE t '• 'C' Att!•t' ''-Uo f"\1'1 • ·• wr., .. , '1 ''°' ~ •. "',~""'' $3999 '75 COUPE OE VILLE ltA t-" ...... ,,...,., ,.,,..,. ..., '"'" '. ' .. rd•· \.•fNtl. .~,._.-. $5199 '76 COUPE OE VILLE l"l'f'W'-Morot4,,., U~t~ CtWl'lf'<jl"'lf U l_Wf l't'l'J,. I $5499 '77 CHRY. CORDOBA (An~"'f •t-~l ..... Wft' V t,.. ~t .- •"""' -~ ,\ \f'-"' l~ ,, ...... "*" ••'l~ .. , $5999 '73 SEDAN OeVILLE .tn t •I ~"' '"~'' OrffO Ifft .,..fM-f't ft, .. I •.• I "'• +V, I $3499 '73 THUNDERBIRD r lt1 IW 'IW ...... r10t IOCAl •• ,.,,tool 14CllGMYI ? 10 t_.,. l•OOll $2499 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• ·•···••···•·•········· '76 Eldo CONVERTIBL.E. '68 Bel Ai r Station Wagon: Showrm cond. Sl!t95. New brakes. Needs 529-842.:J. paint. Good tran sp. ·75 Impala 4·dr H'top. lo '77 El Camino. loaded, ml, P IS, P/B. A/C. $3450. pwr wndws. cruise. tall. '69 New Yorkl"r mar ulalc . xlnt Im· 1967 .Uncoln Contancntu mct•h, 64,000 mllell. 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAMAR01 OIOice or 12. In all colors & all have automatic trans .. air cond .• pwr. s~erlng & ALL h ave LOW miles. (l&!VAU). SAVE SSS CONMEll CHEVROLET ~ll~rh"r llh.t c ·1 t; r ' \tt:s \ 546-1200 1973 CHEVROLET CAM ARO 4 speed trans .. stereo, mag wheels & wide tires (140JEV). $3850 Miracle UMd Cars UC lot-Harbor/Hamilton COSTA MF.SA 63 t-53)0 & '74 Camaro. type LT. AM/FM cassette. best olr.644·1SS3,644·2150 ·74 auto, air. good <'Ond S:Z,tnl. 968-7278 Custom '77 Rally S pt. Type LT 4-spd. Don't wait! Call now. Mark. 963-7127. 759-1936 ~rolet 9920 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOVAS Q\oice or 10. All colors. 2 doors & 4 door!'i. All with uutomallc trans., pwr. steering, radios & most have air cond. An exam· pie: (281RS0). Now only $3996 . COHWRL CHEVROLET :':>01 U.irbur Hh 11 I'< IC'\T \ M 1-::-. \ 546-1200 1.971ChevelleSS4-spd, 350 eng. A/C. PIS. AM /FM, YlJl roor. $2000/or besl. 846-2197 ------'77 Chevy Impala Wg n, loaded. xlnt cond. full serv. book $6700, asking $5500 494-0580 ·75 Monia.2+2 Hatrh. AJC, auto, AM /FM & 8 track. Only 38.700 ma. Xlnt cood $2300/ofrr s.52·5817 '76 Monte Carlo, 24.000 mi 's, r lean. Creme w/brown landau lop. AM /FM s t er eo, A/C. S4JOO. P P. 494-8811 '75 Malibu Classic 4 Or. Only 13,000 orig ml. 675-7258 '75 Malibu Classic, 4/dr. A/C, P IS, P /B. auto trans. Many xtras. A·l Mech'I cond. Body very good. $2489. Prv. Pty. ~ '64 Chevy Belair. 4 dr. 6 ryl. automatir $350. PP. 900-1990 '73 Mo nte Carlo. A/C, AM/FM rtdJo. l owner. Oood cond . $1 ,950. GM-Q-47. Private Party needs fixer· upper. car or truck. ~. ••Nova. &-cyl, rblt eq • trana, 1ood 1•• ml, nda IOm8 tiody wo.-k. '4~. 646-elM8 '74CAMAIOLT "1Uy equipped. A n.tce, deancarl (SIBLFQ> SJltl •MatJ TOYOTA 191 Buch Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH "7-1655 _, $250/0BO 968-8329 * * '* LC.Mictg. 9574 Puffin Ave. Fountain Valley Yoo are the winner of Two me Tick•h to CIRCUS VARGAS Feb. 26th or 28th 4 :~PM Perfor mance The City Shopping Center Orange To claim your lackels. call 642·5678, ext. 2Tl ••• 642-3:»5 AM /FM eass, mags. •ncArRICE ~mi. saooo/orrr. STATIOHWAGOM Loaded! Brown in color. (5246) $4995 ~~ach 16751 Beach 81/847-9551 '681MPALA WAGOti4 Nds. TLC. Runs good . P ower. $999 c a s h . 642-9489/646·5201 aft. 5PM Clrpler 9925 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '78 CHRYSLER CORDOBA Loaded! (700UOU> $6495 OJt. HAAN l .. C. zm E !st Santa Ana 541-4471 new tires, brks. $695. PP 897-8048 '67CROWN IM PERlAL 494-4264 ConH.d.tat 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ID Mark 111 Must sell $1200. 042.2533 •Con t • 79 MK v . LOADED 1845 ma PIP. $13.950 best o crer. 714/644·9217 --Autos, Me• 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-4064 Dealer wlll sell has loadl' d w Mark v for be Io wholesale Bluebook S8900. 640-7513 '64 Classic. Great for co rector who la kci, I I· ti rest.ore. $500 or bei,t o fer. ~9096 an. 4 :JO r. ~ette 993 2 •••••••••••••••••••••• '69 Cor vette. 4:-,4c1 AM /FM , 2 tnpi.. e\ tre mely clean. $650 F\rm 847-1323 -........ 910 0 • •••••••••••••••••••• •• HEW 1979 COROLLA 4-DOOR CUSTOM AUTOMATIC UALITY USED CARS PRICED TO SELL NOW!! '75 VOLVO ... 8 cyltnder 11utom11tlc tr11n1 • fectory 11cr COOC1 & AM/FM r11ct10 Here 11 cs• Come '" & drive 11111 one owner a~ltflt (248NOVI '11 TRIUMPH TU 6 ~of'f'!l °'" c:ono•t•on•no AM FV \lf'/80 & \lltl'O Cl1•$f>ll" «lllfOOI & IUQQMl" •M:~ ON> 01 a ~·no• rS1h ·~~n ·~' •:>0e1~1 '76 VOLVO U4 6 cyll"6ef tvto 1ran1 . air cond • PO-r tlecmng 6 sunrool S1te1y 11y1e a llOlvo df'oendabiflty 11 1 SUJ)llr tlYlogtll (906RTSl '''" '78TOYOTA. WA.oft a •Pffd. AM/FM "er90 a cu11om WllMlt Prlc1icellty. economy a 0111y 8 ooo mtl•• COME SH '75 FORD am A u t o trans e•• condtliontMl oo"'!er .-1ter1no a l &ndllu lop Mu•• aee a dr•" .. 10 IPOrt!Ci818'1 l~7MFWI '76 DODGE llttllMMYAM Too "'uch equipment to lltll Coft'le In and ... 1 (Id 718e9~ M RCU OL°'4Y PA .. WA•OM Auto Ilana tactorv alr cond oower window~ 918 fin() br;tk(''I & Sf'81~ & luppeQI! reek ~ ull v 101ded be1ut1lully m11n111nf1<! 16~8HSYl s24" '75 BMW UOI 6 cylof>d;'r ftl•INl'lll•C lrnn• 111r ronctoflontno & AMIFM r1'<11n OM n l lhe WN•d t a•e111 r()lde..,,.., 1•~~11TI '77 TRIUMPH Tl·1 5 soeed tactorv "" cond1l 1on1n9 AMH'M llt'rto laoe & moon root A 1rulv belltllilu1 16 000 m11e 100'18 CM'' 1988TOFI DRIVE IT! '78 PONTIAC IO~ll<>u.MAM 11·8 eno·~ IUIO 111119 '" cono oower atet11110 wondO'#S 1>11>.e,;; & ~t'Cll' v•nvl fOOI Coll wht't I & AMIHA $1"90 l llOO TOQ l'!Ct! lo u ol11tn• (953\IG f I .. OM..YPlLOT Sund• , l'.e>rua 25. 1071 ....... u •• d Aa11o1,U1•d AMtos.U•.d ....... u •• d AMto1,u .. d AYto1,U1.d ~YOU'LL ALWA S FIND CE 0 TY' fl ____ _ 8 I I\. l)E.4LER HIP IN CO T. SOME OFTHt: LOWE TPRI Rt:c.:o DlTI ED ED USED CARS I TO FROM 8 1999 '7'1 £HF,\'\' \'~·\lllBACK ~~·~.i;·~ ... \G 999 (923KRY) =a: ·74 FORD MAVERICK Aulomat1c. pwr s1etmnq. 111r cond $ 2 3 3 3 & IPS'i than 34 000 miles• (932LJO) • 7" PI, Y M 0 U TH D USTER COl ' ... ft :.~:~.::::~'0.~\0\-..•6 6 6 air cond & .,,.-~ tnan 34 000 m 6' (963MCCJ FR()I\1 8 2999 •7e LINCOLN MARK 111 ~.,~n:x,~~ .~a.; $ 2 999 miles• (122SWS) •75 PONTIAC VENTURA SPRINT Au1omat1c pwr. steennq & brakes. $ 3 3 3 3 air cond & less thAn 21 000 miles! (044MIO) •77 FORD MA VERICh. Automat1c, pwr. steennq. air cond. $ 3 666 & less than 15.000 miles• (723TWX) Ll'Xl'H' .\( TO,IOBIL E ~ '78 BUI CK RIVI ERA H as everythrnq Q 8 5 5 5 1utd LOW. LOW 'lP m11es• (150ULA) '77 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM. Has Q99 99 less than 18.000 'lP m11es1 (2585). '79 01.DS TO RONA DO Leather ~~:i~~~oig~~i~ s 11 5 0 NEW C AR w ar r an ty ' (2639). ./Our Guarantee ./Our R econditioning ./Our People "Nice People To Do BwineH Wit~:' S..4LE • ERlllCE. LEASllYC A division ol Bauer Motors: ~afllJar-Tnumph-MG llR Df\eOlt plUa 1M. ~ I ONllt --._ NI 0-. eoqectto"""'_..._,_ .. .._. .. .,._.,. 2125 ._RID., COSTA 1E11 °"".., ... """ 10,... ....... ,..... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A.t11H. UM4 c:..wtte ttU ..... tt40 ,_.. tt40 Fwd tt40 .....,.di tt47 Meraw1 ttSO ··········•··········•· ......................................................................................................................................... . c:.r..tte ttl2 · Stlnlray. ~1. 4 .-pd. 77LTDll ~ 'UMUSTAMG '10 Mavenck, burns oil, '72Cd Park9 wa ••••••••••••••••••••••• IC. ori11 howrm t'Ond, 4 door.,._, power 1\cler· PLHIL c .. ,..... IOOd body MOO/bat olr While ru11/~.ideii COlVITTIS mua t 1et1. IU 91110 , Ina is brakes. radio ONG lOO':Ctrestored. OFFERS PP.846-~ X1A1.1s2000 8'1$-6161 IJ7 <,.,> D <E'am4> . . . ONLY SJ7t5 .... ....._ Mecciw-t tt50 MERC Monateb '16 Ghia. ·rwo ltnlil Oldp ttJS •• ~ ·--e. •• .. ..................... 4-dr. v..a, A/C, P IS. P /8, Onr i I brown T Top ....................... &:'4M--842-6783 ORANOECOUNTY'S P/W AM/FM stereo, lat AulOOllllC, rwr. •l ... ,, Aapen. 4 dr Ono JMC.J9 '7J laONCO MIWIST lrlr. pka tncl. trans brakt11, 11 r t•n nd . • owne>r . II k • n e w , l8751Beacb 81/ .. 1 ~1 Low miles. Excellent lJNCOl.N·MERCURY rooler, shift kll, hv~ ~Mii-: 1~ ~~1/11;'u ~·~· ltii.tolt.~ '8U Fol'd Station Wgn. cond t t Ion ! Fu 11 y DEALERSHIP ahocb. xJnt cood. • 1 t't\'J Oll'olht·r 111 u 'n Oul.li Coronet. l Or Aut.o.NC.Greal"29eng. eqwpped. See il ·Drive IAYFLADllOE •-~------- 1 T ·r ~ 11 h hW'dll"'. <M t'ood In/out, C..i tran1. minor body it! lOUJQQ> lJNCOl..N MERCURY , I .~t•':! r h f)!l!_ ;'-&. .R <ho:'° Ml'. $2900 Ph work. S250. 6.11 2408 ~·.:..-i:.:t.=....,.:;; $4 lfS UJ.18 Auto Center Dr. 73 Colony Park Wgn • 1 brak , tr rnnd , win: IOOll •88 f\lrd Counlry Sqwre _ .......... •ctell SDFwy Lake ••orest cx1l pwr, 1t:;~i=· -.~·l11 ll AM f<"rthh•r.•t1 74l>od.Ct' Coront'l. Can b.• Stn. Wgn Mech1nJcally '71 flOaO WAGOH AMC.JllP IRVINE 177tlV I«> Holl• w~n· 11t-t n at 2145 Plact'ntta. sound. Make Off er. ......._ .. S .. n '' 16751BeachBl/847·9S51 ll0.7ooo '7S Mett.Comet4dr V-I. fll7'U5, ouw <MobtlGuaStn>. $1095 846-2118H.8. V8. autom atic. pwr. . Alltos, H•w tlOO Loa7ded. Immaculate. OHLY StJ75 steering. factory a ir 74 Galaxy 2·dr Hrdtop, ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. 105. Mroc .. UMdCen '11.)00dJlu l'olura '75 Grlll)ada Ghia: 2 dr. cond .• AM /FM stereo, exceU.cond.$1700 UC IQtl l•rbi1r71f11m1hon 1250 l8.000 m l. Loadttd . luggage rack & ONLY 644-5598 <'<~Ti\ M l'~i\ 646 8'110 ~/Offer. 497-1627 8,000 miles! (l07VOZ). LMcolft 9945 6ll·Sll0 __ ·n Out. 2dr , :us, PS, '76 .. ~ord LTD, 2dr. Like $5771 • .. •••••••••••••••••••• Ar.1'FM, uulo, c:lean. new. Loaded w/exlras. ·1•co1tvmE good l·ond . •1300 ~ '79 Versailles Wh1l., .iuto. alf. 11h rvo ti46 ~ '63V. FaJcon Spnnl conv • Gray on Gray on Gray, 1I.1t·ll~t\Fl''J ,_.. 9940 V8 , very good cond. loaded 6700 mi. 863VQH S7995 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2900. 644-4838. Sll,750 -R h II .&1Al11111llol~--IKl lerifR ~• '77 l''ord anc ero, • '76 Granada Ghia V·8 ~ f11rtory opuom, coven;, auto. P/S, P/B, P /W: 642-6763 __ 1,., ~.-. wwrranly. Manl $6"00 AM/FM stereo. reel. bkt , · Ma¥erick 9M7 , 1, 1..,1..,. 1.,.... Pvt Pty963 ~18 seats. red w/whl landau 76 Ford Granada Ghia. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '---(,,_. •• aa nu top. ong owner, 28,500 all power, tape deck, nu '70 Maverick 2-dr. PIS, Gel GRF.EN cash mi. like new $3850. l1res. below book . air. radJo, good llre!'I. Wunt Ail Ht'l>ullS ti42 ~711 for WHITE elephants SS2-4931 673-9006 Good cond. $850. 644·9583 wilh a Class1f1ed Ad .... .... 9100 Call 642 5678 ....................... ---~ ... ~:.": ....... !~!~ ~~·.~~.": ....... !~!~ ~~·-~:.": ....... !~~ ~ ... ~:.": ....... !~!~l~·.':4:.": ....... !~!~ IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $ 79· .. Plus Tax & License • 1979 CIVIC SEDAN SALE PRICE BRAND NEW lllMEDIA TE DELIVERY $ 679 Ptus T&J1 & License • 1979 CIVIC 5 SPEED 12365)(SGE50135901 SALE PRICE lllMEDIA TE DELIVERY 55979 PtJuaic..&.License 1979 • ACCORD AUTOMATIC (2350)(SM01050127) SALE PRICE BRAND NEW IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ~ $ 279 Plus Tall & License 1979 • CIVIC 4 SPEED (2138XSGC5005703) SALE PRICE HATCHBACK BRAND NEW lllMEDIA TE DELIVERY $6 79 Plus Tax & License • 1979 ACCORD LX (2331)(SMH10<49448) SALE PRICE . Sernce & Parts Depts. OPEN "TIL I 0:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday Se Habla Espanol All Sale Prices Do Mot lnclllcle Tax & License • Sale Prices Effecti•e thru Wednesday, February 28, 1979 . . . .. ---. .. ..... . . .. .. ""' .. A.eet.U1.cl •••••••••••••••••••••• Mwc.y ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Marquh Colony Park waaon . Full pwr, AM/FM stereo, cruise COl\IT, rblt ena. radials. x.bK cond 12175 548 2335 . ...... ....................... '76 Mustaf\I JI Aulo, air, PS Db: lnt.r Gd rond l3llOO Pt\~ ·n Ghta u v I Al'. rs. PB. 5400 u.dn" bJ~. Mufl •ll b)' --~ • auto lillol C'OOd CbOwou. 4.Q5~ ~ Mu5Ull\I fo'ast l\uk • <'tun w 3"1pd man trau Nu li"' bart)' riul l'll'C $ valut1 ... 111 11 p Ptttlaw Studt wt :..tr•' me1z. 'W M~. 1J1st' bn1\t>,, Parliall,y nit.t, MW puun ~top. SJ950 75t 9l43 '64 Marauder, 4 dr, FSIP8. A/T, very &ood t'Ond I 12, m1 $4SQ Ph ~ "74 Muslan~ M..tlh I \ II auto. <ur, ~Km 1 \.11 u sharp S3tl 7~ ~ '79 Mustang Snrl, Juto AM/FM stereo l 'nder Warranty Pwr i.leenog. Xlnl cood. 497 400b an 6PM. •77 Mustang V 8 lo/ mt good cond $4.500 oo-23n ----___ _, Oldl•bile 99 5 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 CuUass Supreml!. good <.'Ondition, AMffM 8·trk, 46K mi, Kevan. 7:>4 9173 bet9-UPM '75 Toronado. Brii.tol cond. Cruxz C & all ex-tras. $4400. 962· 7033 '75 Vtst.a Cruiser Wagon. Top cood. $3995. 6444455 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75 Pinto Wagon V-6. auto trans. 20mpg, low miles. $2900/offer . (7 l4 ) 548-8625 after 5 p.m. & weeken d s . or (714 ) 498-1000, ext. 307 wkdays. '72 PUlto Runabout. runs per fect . AC. Sl 100. ~l9afl 6PM '73 Pinto. AM I FM 8 Lrk. 4-spd. runs ok. $650. Call 646-8508 '72 Pinto, Runabout. new ti r es & eng., am/fm eass ., xtra c l ean. SllXX>/offr 538-6732 '74 Pinto Wagon. AM/FM stereo. S lrack. etc. Sl600. Ph!J00-3724 '73 Pinto, good cond. S800 or best offer. 771-1026 • eves, 556-ti610 days Ask for Gary. ·74 Pinto. Ma g whls, 8 ll'aclt stereo. air . stick. Sl100. Call Paul. 968-7769. ~ 9960 ....................... '742dr Duster. XJnl cond. Pvt Pty. Best Offer. 548-3215 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1975 PONTIAC FtRUIRD The sharpest one 1n town! VS. automatic. air cond .. pwr. s Uil!ring, stereo. vinyl top & rallye wheels. (689UXG). READY HOW!!! CONNELL CHEVROLET -~ 11..ri.,r lll\d , I IS I \ \1 I· :-., \ S46--I 200 1975 PONTIAC Finbird TrcnK AM Blue exte r ior with automatic, air cond ., mag wheels & AM/FM radio w /8 track stereo tape (556761). OHLYS5195 Mrade Ul.cl Cars UC lot-Harbor/Hamilton COSTA MESA 631-5330 •73 Grand Prix: J type, One Owner. A·l cond. ~ "10 Catalina: 4 dr. good trans p. Needs pttinl. $500/0 BO 968-8329 '67 Bonneville, 2 dr, wbt., PS, PB. AC, $550/ofr. 548-4918 "'JI Trans Am. Gold, extra lllarp, low ml. all pwr ex- tras le T-top. Must seU. 962-7795 art 5, 842·3015 work 11711 TramAm, blk, perf. cond..1...!ully equipped, AJA/ r M cass st.etto w /3- way spkn le pwr booster. Spec. handling pk1. moo. 588-3726 "10 Tempest. 6-cyl auto, P/S, 20mpg, runs xlot. 1575.~2019 '17Skybird. Stereo, T-top, xJnt cond. 28,000 mi. taeo/orbstofr. 754-6Ml ' ' ... H70 ....................... "M T·llrd. •.ooo lml'a, mwttr....,GDder lo book. .. 'llOI. .... 9974 ....................... Far sale '71 Ve1a '500. Call llft.er I : OOpm. 53MOOt •73 Ve1a Hatchback, a&ISOlmUcGT'88S. 491-2170 '7S Hatchback. 4SM ml. . Radio • heater, ask.Ina si.. eaum.._,, '7 3 PLYMOUTH DUST81 8 cv1tnd1>r eutoma11c tr an sm1 ~ion power steeronq ,\ brakes. alf conn111onin~528RSCl 5 1677 '71FORD fAllMONT 6 cylinder anct auromattc lransm1sst0n (807 UKY) 54177 .. '77 DATSUN FIO SQUIH WAGOH 4 cylinder. 4-speed air c ond11ton1ng. AM/FM. (324SWFJ -1 I Air Conditioning, Auto . Trans., -Power Steering, Power Disc Brakes, Radio, Tinted Glass, Body Moulcings, ~I Mirrors, Dix. Bumper Grp., V-8. '73 CHEVY M~WAM>M Aut omatic. power i.tner1ng. power brakes. atr co nd1 t1 on1ng C303MCCI 78FOID MUST..-1.ooolt Automatic. racho. heater, tow mileage {240WCP) '74 FORD MUSTAM82+2 4-speed. radio. heater. (632JXX) '74 PINTO WA.c>M~ ~-cylinder. automatic. radio. heater. roof-rack. (~UCI) '76 CHEVY "'· '°" YAN Automaltc rrensmission. cu s tom int erior . (1608191) SOMETHING DIFFERENT in the DAILY PILOT MUST BEA BIG BAG! '76 FORD •tAMADA 4-000I 6 cylinder. automatic. power steering. srereo (423N)(W) Example: #3422 St. #2442 'n FORD THUHDBMO Full power wirh lots of extras. (197GYSI '76 FOttD U1>W4CiON A u r o mat1c . powe r steenng & btalces crul$8 co nrro l. roo l -rack . C515PWP) .._. Cars. Classics, Anti s, Race, & One Of a kind! ________________ ,,_ ____________________________ ......,....., ____________ ..;. __________ ...;., ______ .,L.;...__-;. ______ .;_ __________________ ~-------------------------------- j -. , • t !II DAILY PILOT Sunday, FebrU!l'X 2&, 197'1 ' ouer 0 RANGE GetlNTYs-No. . -Buick DEAletship __ _ REaNTly LoANEd A LiMiTEd NuMbER of BRANd NEW 1979 Buick REGAis AS COuRTESY CARS FoR ThE AvoN ChAMpioNship =IENNis TouRNAMENT E CARS ARE BAck ANd ON SAlE ~ AY ALL AIR COlllTIOIEI PLUS MUCH MOREii Even though most only have 300 to 400 miles on them, we can't sell them for the same price as a new car and that's where the savings to you come in.· ,I' I Remember not just one at 56222 but 30 to choose from! •' IT'S QUITE SIMPLE .•. If you've been waiting for the right time to buy your new Buick, your timing couldn't be better. ' Why not choose from the largest selection of brand new Buicks in Orange County! -541£ mds FdHtuuy 2f, 1979. Open 'TUI 10 P.M. Mon.-Sat. · . , fh-~ C•n1n.ty's Yes ... Open Every Sunday 'Ti/1 5 P.M. ... ~, · #f Buielc Dealer • 3 blocks South of the San Diego Freeway HARBOR BL VD. /SAN DIEGO FREEWAY A division ol Bouer Motors, Opel-Joguor-Tr iumph-MG. 2925 HARBOR BL VD., a:JSTA MESA 979-2fUJ AH cars SUbteci to prlOt sale Photo tor llluslratlOl'I purposes only Prl<:eS good 48 Hoofs atter pubf1Ct1on Tax, L1eense & deelef documentation fee not Included ID Noe. 1~. 122744. 132973 '• All makes, models and colors • Classified Auto Advertising . in the DAILY PILOT I 1• ·1 '• i I • • WE COULD STILL RUN lNTO SOME BAD WEATHER THlS TlME OF '<EAR FINAL - SPORTS THERE'S NO EXCUSE FOR NOT BEING PROPERL'<' PREPARED I THlNK L(OU SHOULD ae WELL PREPA~ED LfKE I AM ... OUCH ' . . ,. LOCAL WANT ADS TAKE ALONG EXT~A SOCKS, FOOD, ORINK1 KNll=E, FO~K, SPOON •• AN'f'THlN6 'i'OU CAN THINK OF ... By Ernie Bushmiller I OUCH -- OUCH AHHHHH --- MY. NEW SHOES ~RE P1NAL'LY BROKEN IN~ ~3i lril~:~I OOCTOR, OIO YOU ORDER SOME SPECW.. LAUNO~ FROM COMMERCIAL l\1' c1J I WELL, MV ~n-~eic 1..ove ~ Me, ANO MY FATHEIC 1.0YE' ME . 'AL.*', NW ~,~yreic N'-JO Sll!OTHE.~ LOVE ME ... SPECIAL LAUNDRY? we GET OUR STUFF FROM APEX! IT MUST BE A MISTAKE ! 1.1:.1:-r'7.~ LAUNDRY COMPANY? •·-ir-......._.. _ __,, __ ,,,,__.,......._ ~-- MEANWHILE, CX.ITSIDE ARTIE JUST CAME 0VT TIE BUILDING euT HE HA$N'T GOT 6iAiCK IN r--------THE UMO/ I'M GC>NNA GO CM:R NlD TALK TO HIM! I'll. eE WE DECIDED TO PtCK M~~IN UP EARLY ... AND HE'S NOT READY I fllGHT BACK! ANP l'He O N t.-V PA~c-rrce ~ HAve IS M ISS A IKeN, WHO N OW PAeFEiRS l'O <$0 -ro r:>ocl'oR eeAt..e / ' eJE~IOES, MY ~~OP~ICEN'r.7 LOVE ME, AND ~OOMVAUNT~ UNCLE°~ ANO CO(.(~IN~ ... SuooeNLY REALIZING THAT THE 'SPECIAL LAUNDRY DELIVERY' HAS SEEN SENT av TIE INVESTIGATIVE TEAM FROM THE OISTRtCT ATT~NEY'S OFFICE, HUNTER M~GAVIN BREATHS A SIGH Of' RELIEF! 1//'q(~ID If/;,-;:;'} NO, rr woNT BE NECESSARY •.• eur YOU eeneR GET RIGHT OVER TO 15CX> RIVERSIDE DRIVE.' I DON'T -~~--' KMOW IF Mfl. e HAS A KEY FO~ t l .. • '-.THE SUITE 'ff --- -~.-~, .... ./ /"" -,., . wec..i.... HeRE!'S AN AP FOR A """"'i..e NURSe wA,..rrer:> e>Y A SMAL-V CL.IN IC I N S K'AGWA Y, AL-A SKA HI, COIA.SIN An..,.u"' ! 1 c.ove YOU! I'VE &eeN STALLING THEM! THE LIMOUSINE IS OUTSK>E, WAITING TO PtCX ME UP I r.-..- -. -. - YES, l SAW IT.' 1 T'L.l ONLY TAKE A FEW MINUTES TO WIRI: 't'QU UP! TAliCE OFF YOUR SHIRT/ ·~· .. ' \ \ 1 Hi:AR MOON 15 STARTIN<i f>: t)~~~RY. ,. -·--· .... -· MULLlll!I you f<EEP ,A Df,ARY 100, HUH? SHOULD Bf: <5oot> FOR HIM . AFTER A WHILE" HE CAN REVIEW HIS LIFE AND SEE WHAT A M~SS J.4~'s MADE OF IT. TUIN'NT FUNIOOIC -. --#of pictures, puzzles -and games . .... ~oml dial®I . with the purchase of 4 bars- f amily size Dial soap ooc~, ~e CONT~TI0~.5 SEEN\ To ee. STARTtN6 I Yo1JlRE kEEP1N<5 A D1ARY? ~ --You START PLAYIN' YER -CARDS RIGHT AND You CAN Bi; IH' CENT~RFOLD . - Get your Free Fun Book only at this Dial Soap display In your favorite storo I _J Z-25 /\ " ' we.''2E U:ARNlNG OUR NUMBERS. I HAVE TO KNON MY ADDRESS AND ZlP CODE, ex.JR TELE~E NUMBER, MY BaR™DATE ~D HON tv\AN'I THERE Ai2E IN QJR J:"AMILY. MA'/HAPS IT'S TIME WE: GOf US A AL.ARM CLOCK INSIEACIA A ROOS1ER1 PRECIOUS • I . By Brad Anderson , ' 1 • CAN YOU TRU)T YOUR EYES? There are at least \Ill d1lter ences m drawing details between top .and bottom panels. How quickly c•n you ftnd them? Check answers with those below. IV-'J.-HIP .. J~'i 9 l'Ul\\•~U •• hlol O'W iO <111,~I I .~ Oul\SIW' 41UOQ t OU •\ w ,. ~ "Vtl l 'Ullo\. w . """~ l Ou•\UW \I 0· ) • \..i .,~H·O unrrnO~rr w~a[f~ R -------by Hal Kaufman------_..-- e 1N THC l(NOWI "In ourhHrtUhoMof us who ltnow anything worth know1"' ltnow th•t 1n _ • new y .. r M91ns " -J W 1Cr11tch. "The Twelve Seasotu." Whal five letter f 1nd1nq tht-10 teller ... ord wh1Ch 1!> tht-an •wf'r to th1!> ver!>e r •ddlt.' •!> ct~ ec1)y u~ <lddVlQ two clnd two ii you follow d1re<;t lions Clue First two tellers are "me " Allow me. sir. to go .u first. and then .u number two: And, atter these we find you are to tol· low. as is due. Bui lest you never ouess this odd and hypert>olic fable. Pray let the~ follow after that what· ever may be able. term completu ttus timely thought? , 'fJi..tlw \' ,~ 01.ii,,IW tlij I e Sum Number! A certc11n number. Its square. cut and fourth power read tile same from left to right J vice versa It's under 20. What numbef', '141\~,. '~ 1.-Q\6. " ..... e C~llenge: Find a llower in Hch phro s1. or sentence: I. Nero sends reg•rds. 2. Try the viol, Etta. J. The new show w.u terrible. I '~If\' ( '"'°'II ' h Oll I e Catch Question Do you have a hole in your stocking? It's a sale bet to say that you do II not. how un you put your fool in it? Don't you agree? HOOT'S WHO! How many owls u e depteled 1n this drawing? Count llM?m to find out. P. S.: Thert' •re over a dozen • HAPPY LANDINGS! Apply colors neatly above: 1-Red. '1-lt. blue. 3-Yellow. •-LI. brown. l -Flesh. •-Lt. purple. 7-Dtc. purple. I -LI. green. 9-0k. green. 10-0k. bl11e. 11-Blaclt. . SPELLBINDER -. . \• SCORE 10 points for using all the \ letters 1n the word below to form two complete words: TERMINAL . -. . . ... . -.. THEN score 1 points each for all ' words of four letters or more found amol'lg the letters Try lo score •I i.ast .SO points. '""""' '1¥.tts ""•'6•u• ..-1qh~ THE WORLD'S GREATEST SUPERHEROES b PASKO, TUSKA, COLLITTA IS LOIS LANE AN UNWITTIN G PAWN IN LUrHOR'5 B IZARRE SCHEME? SI.I PERMAN MUST FINO HER. TO LEARN THE ANSWER ... HE'S PROBABLY UP TO S0Mf3: TH/NG li!IGHr THIS M INUTE! BUT WHAT? WHAT~~ ' l..OOK , OL.D 1'1M~R ... 1 L.1 K~D !HE 5ER.MON 1'00, BUI! -n~1 NK You CNel<QE.AC"fED. 10 FINOOUr, 51.JPERMAN WOLJLO HAVE TO L-OOK IN ON iHE CITY'S FANCIEST JEWELRY E5TA8L/SHMENT ••• CAN I. HELP YOU, MADAME? /· ... 1 SHOULD LIKE TO SEE 'YOUR OIAMONO NECKJ.ACES ... ALSO, )OUR OtAMONO B~AC/:l.ETS ... ... ANO YOUR: GO/.O EA~INGS ••. ANO YOUR: 51/.VER ••. by Ben Templeton & Tom Forman 1 MeA~, w~Y Ger so E::X'ClfE:D OVER 'IHAi PART ICU L,AR SEJ<MON? A~D II PfCOBABLY IS O~E OF TH~ GRE.ATE.ST 58.RMONS IN -n-l~ HISTORY OF MANK.IND!! HE DIDN'I ME~ION At-JY OF MY SINS. AGA HA CKUMM Yoo HAVE A VI RU5 THAT•s 6EE'N GOING AROLJNO, AGATHA. m~ ... . 06.TrE.R .. . z zz .. SHOE • • . .. l'M AFRAID WE OON 4T ~AVE A CURE WHAi•6 TAAT. IT'5 6EEN 81:RNHANG 1 GolNG AROUND LONG E.NOOGH - NOW•H• T>IE FAT FJIJJ<. BLOC/a:D TflECAT 'OOOl<1 700, • by Bill Hoest ONE" N\CE THING ABOUT-YOUR VI RU6, AGAT~A. ···THAT we DOCTORS RECOGNIZE tT INSTANTLY! Gus Arriola b MacNelly M'/ FULL POWEl<.S a;cAr - CVNN JJJ6f ~wake Up, America!·· ,. ' • February 25, 1979 DAILY PILOT 8 Mg. Tar. 0.1 M~ NlcOtJne Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. THERl YOURSELF Send 11w1 qu95tioft, • I ...... 10 -A,sji," F11Jikt ~ 641 lPlllglOn /we. New b'k. N.Y 10022. W.1 ,., U IDf ~ ~. S.,. we CM'I -am.rs. FOR MARGARET A. BREWER, Brigadier General, U.S . Marine Corps. Director of Information How do ..-eeent eentce condttlone compare to thoee when 90\U eatered the Martaee? -A.G., .loplla, Mo. • When I first joined the Marine Corps professional opportunities for women In the Armed Services were quite llmlted In comparison to today, although I don't think that we really recognized the llmlta· tioos al the time. We simply accepted them. There was equal pay, and there But still men onJy on the firing line. were responsible jobs for women. However, women were Umited to the so- called traditional jobs for women, and there were also limited opportunities for women to attend technical and professional schools. Since that time, all of the services, lnduding lhe Marine Corps, have con· tlnued to evolve toward the more complete Integration of women. Today, women are serving In all occupational fields except those directly relating to combat. FOR DOLLY PARTON, singer and songwriter Hu anyoee no eeen you wlthoat yoar wlp, and wtU yoa ftel' .top weArlag them? -Mn. Laurie Hood, Aztec, N.M. e Many people have seen me as I really l\1TI -indudlng Loretta Lynn. Even thou~h I'm almost always ln wigs, I don't neglect my own hair because one of these days -when l'm fed up with my trademark -I'll dump the wigs and be myself. People like to poke fun at them, but I don'I mind be· cause they helped get me where I am today. FOR RICK BARRY. Houston Rockets Can eomeone who hua't pl.,ed college buketball make It In the NBA? -S.O .• Dothan, Ala. e Yes. Most obvious example II my own teammate, Moses Malone, who came directly out of Petersburg, Va. H1gh School into the pros, and this year Is the leading rebounder In the NBA. The only other NBA player who came out of high school ls Darryl Dawkins, of Evans High School, Orlan· do, Aa., now with the Phlladelphla 76e.rs. Although It's pos· slble, it's not that easy. Not too many have done It. FOR .IOAN HACKETT. actress Someoae told me that you wear Jobn &anymore'• hat. tnle? Why? -8 . .1 .• Pontiac , Mich. e True . Although It has not brought me loads of luck, I must say I feel good when I'm wearing It. The hat was made In 1910. I got It !hree years ago for $75 &om the woman In whose house Banymore lived. As I plop It on my head, I feel close to one of the great legends of the theater. Sometima even a bit Inspired. Sad thing ls that It's not in good shape. It rooks a bit fatigued, the way I often feel. FOR THE •AsK• EDITOR I bow there11 be a St. W.. II, btlt will tlMn be ...,thlat after that? -t;.P .• Van Nupe, Calif. e According to David Prowse, who plays the evil Darth Vader, not only will there be St.or Wars ID, Star Wars IV, but it wiU go all the way up to XlJ: "George Lucas' dream," he says, "Is to tum out 24 hours of St.or Won so people can go into a theater and stay there for a whole day." Since each St.or Wars epic takes about two years to make and get on the screen, It would seem that all St.or Wars fans have about 22 years to wait for that to happen -provided they're still fans at that point. Work is already under way on StDT Wars fl; It will be finished in the summer and released around May, 1980. Director Lucas won't divulge If he has any surprises.~ Prowse revealed one change in the latest: "They're bringing in a new, major charac::· ter, who11 be my assistant. He's an Intergalactic hunter." FOR F. LEE BAILEY, attorney What ebou.ld a pawoa be. In mlDd when eeeld119 lepl help? -T.C., Athea., Ohio e The first quality of a good lawyer that ought to be mea· sured during the inttial Interview relates to a combination of common sense, Int~ and courage. If these personality traits are not present (assuming that the client Is In !rouble of some sort), keep looking. h Is often difficult to say whether fees are fair or not, but most state bar associations will be wiO· Ing to review cases where excessive charges are daimed. FOR OUVIA NEWJ'ON..JOHN, recordklg star, adre:SS An '°" furkH. wtda Mr. Bleckwell .. put:tiDtl JOU °" .... 19th annul wont-clre1ud lht, ..,._. yoa bad -.a. ritlbt ._. la the ~ ceatmJr -C.P., Pomooa. Ca. e No. I won't indulge In tit for tat and say what I think of hi• wardrobe bec.au5e there's no sense in dragging this thing out. What I will say, though, is that if Richard 8'ackwe0 would quit living [fl the 19th century, maybe he would recognizJe the clothes of the 20th century. FOR ELIZABETH L. POST, etiquette expert Are '4Mltro""elal .. bjecta bed form at a dl8Mr t.ble? -8.G .• Oldaltoma Cttv, Okla. e Had you asked this question 50 years ago, the answer would be yes. In those days, acceptable and popular topics were the weather and reading matter. Today the reverse is the case. Hostesses and guests prefer llvely talk. In fact, vety often a successful dinner party Is one that produces a slight argument or two. PRO a.. w .... ,<>n'Mf GowmOf ot U11no11 PRO AnDCOO CON Dr. H _ _.. R • .._..._, Rc~t Scholer, r:, .. ,~. . ~· . ,.,. 4' . ~·~t .... -- As governor of IDtnols I had a great deal of experience with the so-called amendatoty veto power confened by our 1970 constttulk>n. When c•efuDy utllllJed, the chief executive can woci< with th« legislature using this tool to correct mlstakes °" make &ast-mlnute changes to meet legttlmaee obtections. ~ • a II this were not avalillble, the chtm o · .cutlve would onJy haw the llgn·wto cholca and, If he ~. a lot of lime would be lost In n utlng the whole proce11 over. The voters of llllnots ~heartedly agreed wtth thll reasoning when they rcjectied owrwh«lmlngly a refeteodum that would have ellmlnlftd the amcndatofy wto power. Should the Pre.ldent be Allowed to Veto Portfona of a Congreaional Bill? Arnmean Enllrrpflsc Institute No. Amending the Constltullon, necessary to give the President authofly to tern veto, would be a mistake. The Constttution should be amend,ed only when thena ts compel- ling cvldente of a need for change. The Item vm lnvtm the lnaponst>• Inclusion of clau1a aimed at satisfying the 91ngle-tn•rat groups beceu• Cof9eMmen could an~ the Praident's wto (telir)s the voters beck home that they had at lcM tried.). The President already has the power to forQe Congress to modfy undenble legls&alk>o. The ~real to wto is generaly enough to pcnuade Cong1et5 to remove thOM offending claute1. FAMIL WEEKLY, INC~ All 1'19M1 fMlf"8d . . I ON TV ROBIN WILLIAms IS moRK FROm ORK, SUTOFFSCREEN HE'S 1,000 OTHER CLOWNS 8y Suzy Kaltet " F ifty-million Americans know him simply as Merit. the guy from Ork, who recently landed on earth and cur- rently bves with Mindy on ABC. And while Robin Wl.lliams' hit show has catapulted him to lnslant 5IZlrdom and is quickly bringing words Uce nano nano and shmbat Into the English vocabulaiy, it is not as a tchtk:ky alien that Wiiiams plans to be remembm!d. Being TV's funnyman from outer space is what Williams secretly refers to as his .. day job." By night, lNllJJY from~ lights and the phony sets of stage 28, Robin, 26. blossoms Into a thousand more cha-acters as he comes to life on the • stages of Los Angeles nightclubs that allow comics to try out their new material: The Comedy Shop, Off the Wan and sometimes even The lmprov. With non- chalant finesse , Robin WUliams goes from one antic personaJlty to the next, woridng out au his private thoughts about himself and society. "My characters ~ me up. They allow me the room to take-off," explains Williams. "It makes a lot mON sense to me than just going out and telling jokes." Williams began to hear the voices of his characters as a child growing up alone In the suburbs of Chicago and Detroit, where his father -whom RQbln likens to a pasha In old Turkey -was an ex- ecutive'''for General Motors. An only child, Robtn grew up with just his Im· aglnatlon and his toy soldiers; acting out parts and playing characters became a way to keep hlmself amused -and poai>ly to get attentSon from his parents. When he was a senior In high school, Robin and his family mowd to TIJuron, an affluent suburb of San frandlco, where Williams went to public school for the first time In his llfe and began to creep out ol his private shell to explore some ol the charactei lzadotis that were 8Ding his brain. His high-school antics and bits soon developed Into• nightclub act. and Willams began studying lmproYtsational drama, winning an acting scholinhtp to New Yort<'s famed Julllard School where 'he studied for thl'ff years under John Houseman, Academy Award-winning actor (The~ C,__) and !J'llfld old man of theem a"ts. ... used everything In New Ycd as maamal," J¥ Wiiiems. .. You got It on the streets, just walking around. Ewtybody In New Y ~ Is a character." So owrwhelmed wtth comic Ideas was he that he began keeping a small unlined paper rtOtabook In his ..., podwt Of book beg so he could )ot down Ideas or lie.et- ches of future characms. One of .. Int routines tMcri from the notebook ('but not from the streets ol New Y cd) was the Idea of a spaceman come 4 • f'AM!l. Y WllKLY, ,...._, 26, '911 7Vs new /ot:a, Rob· In Wiloms and Porn Dawber of ABCs Mork & Mridy ~ fl' but realy big. &rd wonder tltae cmbs (ft al "'11111ea. 1'he; new mies Is not ~ ~ &vlant ht but a n:6lgl ..,. 81"; dmblng ~ ..., thoe ir*> ~ lop 10. to eerth. lncocporaeed Into his comedy act, whk:h he began In 1.m Angeles after he ftntshed at Jullerd, the bit was the In· dlnct wt*lltioo for a plKt In Law:rne ci Shbiey. which IOOI\ spun off to Morie ci Mindy. The two-mnute sbdt 1s wua11y used by W9arns • the opening routine of his comedy perfonnances these days, partly aa a lrt>uae to his sua:as but aho to fJve the audiences a bit of whllt they think they came for. Many came lo'" him - brfnqlng thetr chilchn, no las -thlnkmg that Wiiiiams Is Mork from Ork, and only M~ from Orlt. He qulddy pr<>YF. them wrong. Imitating a newly ~ slaw. he wipes his brow and wins at the audience, ''II'• free now M-.er Brown, I alnt's got to do that Med ll\.lff no more, yallr. l'N free." And from that moment, What could be better on a cok1 winter's night than good company, good snacks and a good hot cup of Maxim? Maxim• Fr~Dried Coffee has a great taste and rich ground aroma. Maxim tastes so dose to fresh perked coffee that when you serve it to friends they'll think you made fresh perked. And don't forget to use the coupon lor ~ off on your next jar. Also, send for the exclusive Maxim mug tray shown above for a convenient way to bold those snacks and mugs of Maxim. To receive yours. check the mail-in cer- tificate for details. Satisfy yourself with great fresh ( , •• perked taste. Perle up your evening .:J 4' with Maxim. ""-..... 6-1-U lnr *""""· Olin...,,. ml)-.. o. A. Oller _, ....... ......S.~«~lly ...... N... proof°' pun-t_. "'-""'ii tc.waorVt'>'......, IMhu''*" \-1 JI, llil. 'llft'l'lell frv91~.i.,.ro1 Mmn 100. f'"rtt>t-Urwd Co«tt •• .. . WUliams Is a running, ranting, raving der- vish, spinning fTom little Andrew, Into Mister Rogers. then the Reverend Earnest Sincerely. the French waiter at Chez Chuck, little Sherman, Benign Neglect and flnaUy Grandpa Funk, his oldest and most fuUy developed character. "Grandpa Funk Is based on a real-hfe character, a sleazy old street bum that used to hang out In San Francisco's North Beach and hassle the crowds with his rude and obscene remarks. "He really frightened me," admits WUIJams, who took the man as the basis of his own character and then softened him, wizen- ed him and filled him with Robin's own spirit. Once delivered on stage. Grandpa Funk is reaUy Robin WUllams himself. 50 years fTom now. Funk Is an old man who has recently survived World War Ill and remembers snips and snatches of the past. He lives ln a cave, decorated with 60's and 70's paraphamalla and memen· tos. like a Janis Joplin poster. He has lucld memories of Jimmy Carter's last words before the deluge of the great earthquake that followed the war (when Californians could surf to Denver) and remembers being a comic In a television series about an alien -"of course, that was before the real aliens landed." "Grandpa Funk" says Williams. ''Is a chewed-up old cat who survived because he's so crazy, and I play him like he was me." Andrew, the world's youngest child psychologist, is not Robin or anyone In Robin's own past but an amalgam based on all the t\ip psychologists and how-to books that are so popular today "An- drew Is slx and knows everything. He thinks adults are boring and banal (so does Williams). and he knows that ex- istence is bounded only by your dreams (a personal Williams philosophy, for sure). Andrew's psychology Is based oh three Important beliefs: Freud, Jung and ROSIN (moRK) WIWAms Buggers." Where do the characters come fTom? Everywhere and nowhere In particular. A few are based on personal acquaintances of Williams -like the character he is beginning to develop now after having a reunion with some of his high-school friends and seeing what they_ have become -but most are Robin's way of taking on the world and saying what he wouldn't want to say straight out as Robin V..il1iams. Of course. a tremendous amount of the humor In Williams' Doonsbury-like characters ls not what they say, but how they say it. Delivery Is paramount in the performance. It Is his ability to change voices and facial expressions, to mime and to act • that allows Williams to do a complex sketch In which he plays five characters in a French restaurant -the newer waiter, the chlcano busboy, the Chinese black chef, the waiter's sister Marie. who doesn't really want to dance for you but wlll. and a midget. lllli...I ot to be confused with WUliams' " characters are his Impersonations, routines lasting only a matter of seconds in which he takes on the voice and man- nerisms of someone famous and then places them In a ludicrous situation: Laurence Olivier doing ~TV commercial for wine: Bette Davls as the Hunchback of Notre Dame ("What a hump"), Peter Lorre and perhaps Jacques Cousteau. The Imitations "and the set characters are part of every Robin Williams perfor- mance, but after them. the experimenting begins. Williams will never do the same show twice and, depending on his mood or the audience's reaction, he will retrieve personalities from the back of his bral~ and begin to develop them on stage. "Lt takes a long time to fuUy develop a character. About two months of constant work, longer If you don't work him regularly." Some of those that Williams Is currently working on include a yet un- 'made. unborn baby who Is very happy In the womb and Is quite panicked at the though of having to leave. He reads the jump Instructions daUy but Is clearly a parachuter who doesn't want to take that "final" step. "I developed Benign Neglect out of my wanting to play the harmonica," says Williams. "I may have to ditch him because I don't want people to associate him with the blues brothers. but he's a blind blues singer who plays this har- monica and sings the Beverly Hills blues. "Then I'm working on a Hollywood director. I'm fascinated with what goes on In thls business. This guy Is going to be a cross between Robert Altman and Truman Capote. He's working on a big picture, Attack of the Killer Choirs. The sequel ls going to be Night of Naugahyde." Nicckl lennina has already been tried out, both as Nikki Lenenln and Joey Stalin (Williams thinks he'll stick with the Lenin name). the Soviet Union's only comic who does a Vegas-style lounge act In Russia. "He's my excuse to go crazy." says Williams. '"I've got a few other Ideas here," ha adds, flipping through his now-frayed book of notes, "but these are just fragments. I haven't developed them Into anything yet. I llke the idea of an acting teacher -the guy who teaches Flipper and Shamu; Shakespeare maybe. lllen maybe ru do something about country's first family. lllere's Bob Joe Gene and his wife Carla May June J ohn and all the lit- tle kids. Or perhaps an erudite English poet with jult terrible poetry. No. maybe he should be a whlie militant Jewish poet. "I like the Idea of Pope Marvin I. the first Jewish Pope, and of doing Confucius as a stand-up. 'Sellously fToks . ' Maybe I'll do a whole routine from The Tonight Show, only in heaven. 'And tonight's guest Is Joan of Arc.' Maybe l'U do Al>ert Einstein as a children's talk- show host. And a ballet dancer. When I was at JuUiard I saw them. They were gorgeous. aU those glrls from the ABT (American Ballet Theater). legs fTom here to there. I think they were all pres.seci out of a mold. Then you went up to them to tal<, and they pecked at you. They squeak like birds." A side from the ballet dancer and the high-school guy who now lives ill Marin County and Is "into alternate sources of energy" with his wife and their young daughter, Mellow, most of Robin's characters don't come fTom real peo ple he knows or meets. "I see somebody or something, and It registers. Then It goes into my head to cook for a while. Maybe weeks later It comes out again, actually transformed from the original and pr~ ably not recogntzable to the real person who was the Inspiration. I just Imitate what I see and hear. Everything fasci- nates me." So everything ls what Williams will be playing. He has his first record album coming out In March -It will be a com- pilation of some of hls favorite characters -and he is writing a movie with a friend In which Williams will also star, playing several characters in the old Peter Sellers vein. "There's nothing wrong with Morie & Mindy," says W!Uiams. Ml love doing it. As long as the show remains flexible and they let me work off the stuff, It's great. As long ~as I can keep performing an.d- developlng my personal characters out: side of the show. I'll be just fine. I'm r9WI a junkie you see, I just can't stop." llL:I Robin (Mork) Wiliams flanked by Penny (Laueme) Marshal and Henry (The Fonz) ~Ida. ThO shows ,,,mgboarded Robin to stlrdom. • •• FREE! 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Codona was bad- ly hurt doing the triple In 1933, lSlld two aerialists la ler broke rheir necks trying to master it. Gaona regards it as so routine he sometimes does It blindfold- ed. What's more, In practice, he has accomplished the sup· posedly "Impossible'' feat -the "quadruple," which Involves four back somersaults. It Is the perfection of this stunt that he now Is practicing and wtll at· tempt In public performances with the Ringling show during ltssprlngtour-nowlnrehearsal. Gaona's fearlessness. a basic Ingredient in his success. does not come from an Ignorance of the dangers that threaten circus daredevils. Rather, It Is founded on his thorough preparation. endless practice and condition- ing sessions, plus his confidence In jusl how far he can stretch his physical capabilities. "I would never let myself be carried away by ego. I would know when to stop." he says. He feels that ego kUled Karl Wallenda, founder of the Great Wallendas. who died last March at the age of 73, when he fell off the high wire. "He went beyond the limit for a man his age," Gaona says sadly. Although circus perfonners are not usually classed as athletes, Gaona feels he's a bet- ter athlete than any of the top · • ranking baseball. basketball or football stars In the country. B@v Abromton i. o frce·lonoe •portl wrn.r who /reoucndy con· lrlbu~ orflclu to remily Weekly. TITO GAONA, KING OF THE FLYING TRAPEZE Thia aptlng h• wlll tty to pull off hla greateat atunt In public for th• fltat ti•• -the "quadruple" - fouJ back aomeraaulta In Midair. Save 5°/o-40°/o on sale Items in the Sears Mid-Winter Sale catalog. March 7th is the last day to take advantage of over 200 pages of great values. Mosi items are at reduced prices. Or simply stop by the catalog desk at any Sears store. And shopping with Sears· catalogs is so easy. It's like browsing through a store with- out leaving your chair. Just choose what you want from the catalog and call Sears ... Catalog Telephone Shopping. DON'T FORGET: Sale ends March 7th. Order from the Seers Mi&Wlnter Sate Catalog today. "Their season only lasts for pan of the year while I perform 11 months of the year, and. there· fore. my )Ob Is much more physically demanding than theirs," he points out. "Training to be In shape for the flying trapeie Is the same as training for a champlon5hlp fight," he adds. "I run three mtles a day and sptlnt hard at the end. I lift weights, I swim, and I keep squeezing on a httle rubber ball to rn be very strong In the hands and fingers. More than anything else, you must have a very secure gr1p on the trapae. I do stomach &Xm:IMt I Sears I (~-...,Co lt1't beca~hey tighten up the back and help you get rid of fat. I must have good. tight muscles but they must be flexible, not too hard. I watch my diet very carefully, lots of cottage cheese and fruit juice ... I Like aU trapeze artists, Gaona hat the ablbty to concentrate completely on the )ob at hand and to shut out crowd noises and every other distraction when he cUmbs up Into his rig- ging. He aJso has an uncanny sense of timing. "I must reach for the catcher on his bar at the right split second," he tells you. The catcher also must har· monlze his movements with the trapeze artist. "The hardest pad of the triple Is not the somer- saults but the tremendous speed at which you come down," he observes. "I must be able to stop spin· nlng and head straight for the catcher. and he must be strong enough to hold me." Gaona's catcher is his cousin, Lalo Murillo. He and the flyer do not grasp hands as they meet but Instead clamp each other's wrists with a steely grip. The problem with the dangerous "quadruple" ls that the aenollst comes out of the fourth somer- sault at an even greater speed than in the case of the trtple. and this makes It very difficult for the catcher to catch and hold on to him. When Gaona and his cousin practice, they have their movements taped and replayed on a video recorder for them to studv. Circus life ls part of the heritage of the Gaona family. Tito's great1Jt11ndfather owned a traveling circus In hiS native Mexico., and his grandfather entertained Pancho VUla. His father, Victor. began perform- ing at the age of three in Mexico City In a trained-dog act. P1\e then became a jack-of-all· circus-trades and taught Tito. his brother and sister and cousin Lalo the basic acrobatic skills The group began to perform as a family unit with a trampoline act. But It was Tito who led them to the trapeze, saying, "I was always excited when I watched the flyers . My hands would start to sweat when I saw them go up. When I started to fly myself the old-timers told me. 'You were born for 1hls.'" Tito has an army of female admtrers. ''But I have no thought of getting manied yeti" he says with a laugh. "It would spoil my concentration and In· terfere with what I am tty-rftl Ing to ochlevc " _., .,,. Warning : The Surgeon General' Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 13 mg .•••• 0.9 mg. nimtint w. per Clfl'lftl. FTC Report MAY '78. HOW TO KICK THE PROCRASTINATION HABIT succeeding, and you will no longer need to put things off. FACE REALITIES keep your job, you must carry out your assignments; if you want an attractlve home, you must give It regular main· tenance. No matter what you want, "you have to accept the fact that the cavalry is not going to ride over the hUI and save you at the last minute. Accept this and you'll be on your way to overcoming pro- crastination and achieving a more r9W1 satisfying life." IAJ H ardly anyone can truthfully boast, "I never procrastinate." As cllnlcal psychologist Dr. Wiiiiam J. Knaus, a specialist In causes and cures of pro- crastination, says, "We put off tasks until tomorrow and when tomorrow comes, we put them off until the next tomorrow. As we delay necessary tasks day after day, we find we"re suffering from feelings of nagging guilt, self-disgust, and hopelessness." Since Dr. Knaus has suc- cessfully treated several hundred procrastination-patients in his New York and New Jersey clinics. he's able lo add, "But there are solutions. With effort, you can loosen the proaastination habit." An important starting point involves becoming awa.re of the deceptive messages you are beaming to yourself. Once you understand how you 're pro- crastinating, you 're able to fight it. THE FEAR OF FAILURE This Is one of the commonest causes of procrastination. We tell ourselves, I don't really feel up to ii today, or, I better give lt a little more thought. What we really mean ls. "I don't think I can do a perfect job on it today. Since I can't do lt 100-percent right I won't do it at all." Dr. Knaus explains that because of this perfectionist attitude, people often avoid doing a job until the very last minute. Then they can relie11e their worries about superperformance by telling themselves, I can't expect lo do well when I never have the time. You can emancipate yourself by abandoning the notion that every job has to be done "perfectly." Accept the fact that sometimes you'll tum out an okay lob . not a masterpiece. AIMING TO PLEASE Some people procrastinate because they take on so many commitments they don't know where to start. These people are attempting the Impossible, tJying to please everyone. Because they are always late, they exasperate everyone and defeat their own popularity desires. It's better to choose the Important people and do the tasks they require. By reliev- ing your overload, you'll be on time and really please_people. -MAN ANA Everybody knows Salrlett O'Hara's, 'TU think about it tomorrow." Most of us have some dandy manana ploys of our own. "If I wait for more Information, I'll do a better job." "I'll just have to get up earlier tomorrow." "Maybe if I watch a lit· tie TV (or take a nap or work In the gar· den), I'll feel like doing It afterward." Dr. Knaus warns that manana pro· crastinatlon can make you feel good for the moment. You've promised yourself you'll do It later. But It boomerangs. When later comes and goes, people often experience despair. Recognizing monana techniques is the first step to avoiding them. You can strengthen your raolve by committing \ l'AMll.Y WEEKLY, l'MtlMW., 26, 1171 • 1 yourself to a reliable and attainable goal each week and don't panic If you back· slide occasionally. As you make your goals more realistic, you wUI feel surer of People today, surrounded by creature comforts, often .complicate their lives with proaastinatlon because they're unwilling to sacrifice Immediate fun for future gain. As Dr. Knaus points out, if you want to SYNOMETRICS •• ~an Olympic Champion's Discovery! Ike Berger Today. Tum Belly hi into ~ Rock-lbd Lean SlomGdl ~ ~'~ l•trMleill Ill 1£•• Olyllfic Cu.,iel Olympic Gold medal winner {U.S. te1111) weicllUittinc • World Champion (three times) • Pan American Gamei Cll1111- pion {twice) • N1tion11 Champion (12 timn) • Elected to Hall ot Fame. ''I'm over 50 and I "*""' my fat and fl1b was with IM tor Ille ... SYNO- METRICS "burned" It off In Ol'\IY 7 days. In feet results came IO ,... I had to cut my dally 7 minute workout to 5 minutes to slow down the slim- ming process. lt'1 the moat amulng method I've ever tried .•. and I've tried just about every g11do-t and gimmick I've seen In magulnn and TV." 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What If I'm so sure that you will make money my Lazy Man's Way that I'll make you a m6st unusual guarantee? And he1•e al is: I won't even cash your check or money order for 31 days ofter I've sent you my material. That'll give you plenty of time to get it. look it over, try it out. U you don't agree that it's wo1•lh at least a hundred times what you invested, send it bac~. Your uncashed check or money order will be put in the return mad The only reMon I won't send it to you and bill you or send It C.O.D. is because both these methods involve more time and money. And I'm already going to givP you the biggest bargain of your life. Because I'm going to tell you what it took me 11 years to JX>rfect. How to make money the Lazy Man's Way. O.K. now I have to brag a little. I don't mind It. And it's necessary -to prove that sending me the JO dollars ... which I'll keep "in escrow" until you're satisfied .. is the smartest thing you ever did. I live in a home that's worth $250,000. I know it is, because l turned down an offer for that much. My mo1·tgage is less. than ha1f that. and the only reason I haven't paid it off is becausl.' my Tax Accountant says I'd be an idiot. My "office," about a mile and a half from my home, is right on the beach. My view ls so breathtaking that most JX>ople comment that they don't see how I get any work done. But I do enough. About 6 hours a day, 8 or 9 months u year. The rest o( the time we spend at our moun- tain "cabin." I paid $30,000 for it -cash. I have 2 boats and a Cadillac. All paid for. We have stocks, bonds, investments, cash in the bank. But the most important thing I have 1s priceless: time with my family. And I'll show you just how I did it -the Lazy Mon's Way -a secret that I've shared with just a few friend., 'til now. It doesn't require "education.'' I'm a high school gniduate. It doesn't require "capital.' When I starteo out, I was so deep in debt that a lawyer friend advi.sed bankruptcy as the only way out. He was w1'0ng. We paid off our debts and, outside of the mort1,tage, don't owe a cent to any man. It doesn't require ''luck." I've had more than my share, but l'm not promising you that you'll make as much money as I have. And you may do better: I personally know one man who used these principles, worked hard, and made 11 mil· Uon dollars In 8 years. But money Isn't every· thing. It doesn't require ''talent." Just enough brains to know whet to look for. And I'll tell you that. It d~n't n!Q\.lire "youth.'' One woman I worked with is over 70. She's travelled the world over, making 1111 the money she n~. doing only what I taught her. It doesn't require "experience." A widow ln Chk ago hu been averaaing $25,000 8 year for the put 5 years, using my methods. Wnat do~• It ~ulre? Belief. Enough to tab a chance. Enouah to eblorb what t'U 1eod you. Enough to put the pr1nc:iple11 Into acttcm. If you do Juat. that -nothing more, nothing !cu -the rMull~ 1.01U bo hard to believe. Remember - 1 guarantee It. " ... I didn't have a joh and I w<U wone than broke. I owed more than $50,000 and my onTy nasets were my wift> and 8 1.'hildren. W e were renting cin old h0tcae itt a decaying neighborhood, driving a 5-yea?' old car that WllS falling apart, and had maybe a couple of hu11dred dollan in the bank. W ithin one month, afcer using the principles of the Lazy Man's Wny to Riche&, things started to change -to p11t rt mildly. • We worked out a plan we could a.fiord to f>llll off our debts -and atopped our credito1's f,·om hounding us. • We were driving a brand-new Thunderbird thnt a car dealer had given to us! • Our bttnk nccotmt had multiplied tenfold! • All within the first 30 days! And today ... • I live in a home that's worth over $250,000. • I ow11 1Hy "o/ftce". It's about a mile and a half from my home and is right on the beach. • I own a lakefront "cabin" in W <18hington. (That's tvhe?"e we spend the whole summer - loafing, fi shing, swimming and sailing.) • I own two oceanfront condominiums. One is on 11 rum1y beach in Mexico and one is snug- gled right on the best beach of the best island in Hawaii. • I have two boats nnd 11 Cadillac. All paid f0'1'. • I have a net WO'rth of over a Million Dollars. But l still don't have a 1ob . " You don't have to give up youl' job. But you may soon be making so much money that you'll be able to. Once again -I guarantee it The wisest man I ever knew told me some- thing I never forgot: "Most people arc too busy earning a living to make any money." Don't take as long as l did to find out he was right. Herc ore some comments from other people. I'm sure that. like you. they didn't believe me either. Guess they figured that, since I wasn't going to deposit the11· check for 31 days. they had nothi11g to lose. They were rig.ht. A nd liere's whnt they gnmed: $260,000 In eleven months ''Two years ago, I mailed you ten doltar.s in sheer desperation for n better life ... One year ago, just out of the blue sky, a man called and offered me a partnership . . . I grossed over $260.000 cash business in eleven months. Yot1 arc a God sent miracle m me." B. F., Pascagoula, Miss. Rankine deposits from zero to thousands "lt's all I can do to get to the bank with one wheelbarrow! I'm Just going to have to get a second one to accommodate the volume ... Since December, until the present time, I have built my business from zero up to where some days, my banking deposits are in excess of thousands." D. J. A., Westminster, Calif. Made $18,tOl.92 tint time out "The third day ( applied myself totally to whot you had shown me. I made $16,901.92. That's great results for my tlrst Ume out." J . J .M., Watertown, N.Y. 'I'm a half.mllllon•lre' "Thanks to your method, l'm 11 haU-million- ait·e ... would you bdleve last yea1• at this timo I wrui o alavc wo1 king for pc:tnut.,os?" G. C .. T oronto, Cmoda Get1in1 evcrythini we wane "We can't keep this to oursclvc~ anymore - you were right! We're on the 1-oad to getting alJ (everything) we want in this world! We sold the $17,000 hou~ we hed and got ¬her one . . It's worth $65.000. W~ have a paid·for Ford pick-up, paid-for 17 (t,. 00.t, we bought a Cad1ll.ac, we have a paJd-for Grand Prix . ." Mr. and Mn1. M. L. P, Del Rey, Tcxu S7.000 In Ove claya ''Lut Monday I wNI what I lumed on page 83 to make $7,000. It took me •ll wttk to do It, but thet'• not blad for five d~'• work." M. 0 ., Topck•r Kan1H .. .. Can't bclie\•e success "'I can't believe how successful l have become . . Three months ago, I was a telephone order taker for a fastener company in Chi- cago, Illinois. I was driving a beet-up 1959 Rambler and had about $600 in my savings account. Today I am the outside snlesman for the same fastener company. I'm driving a company car ... I am sitting in my own office and have about $3,000 in my savings account.'' G. M .. Des Plaines, Ul. I know you're skeptical. After all, what I'm saying is probably contrary to what. you've heard from your friends, your family, your teachers and maybe everyone else you know. I can only ask you one question. How many of them ore millionaires? So it's up to you: A month Crom today, you can be nothing more-than 30 days older -or you can be on your way to getting rich. You decide. Sworn Statement: "On the basis or my proressional relationship ll5 hls accountant. J certify that Mr. Karbo's net worth is more than one million dollars." Stuart A. Cogan Bank Refert'n~: Home BanJt 17010 Magnolia Avcnur Fountain Valley, Califomla 112708 r---------------------Joe Kubo • 17105 South P11ciflc, o.pe. u.o Sunset Beach, C11lifornia 90742 Joe, )'0\1 may be full or beona, but what havt l got to lose? Sc.-nd tnc.-the LR~y Man's Way to Riches. Bur don't depo11t m11 check or t11011e11 ordtf' Jor 31 d1111• 11/ltr 11'1 In tht mall. If I return your mntcrlal -for 11n11 ntoac>n within that timc, rnturn my "nc111h•d chN:k or money order to me. On thlll ba.siJJ, hon's my ten dollon Address Cit Statci Zlp ~---~----------------~ PIOPU QUIZ/I) John E. Glbtoft and made no d&aicie. However, In judging charader from ~ or brief meetings, glasses do cau.e the wearer to be judged as appreciably smarter than he otherwise would be. And in stud~ at the Unlverslty ol Cologne, saudenls Photowai>hed with glases were judged '° be appreciably his'* in ln- telllgmoe than when they ~ J>hc*>- !J'BPhed without than. 5. True. Netional lnstllute ol Mential Health msdles ol fadal signs and their relation to personality chamcteristic:s c:ile findings •°'9Y suggesting that rapid changes In facial expn!5!ion are related to lnteltgenc:e. Such changes are so rapid that they .. can ocx:ur In a matter of 9ICOOds," and some of the changes may be so swift and so aibde as k> be ll'!J scarcely ytslJle_ DO YOU LOOK smARTER THAN YOU ARE? lRUE OR FALSE1 1. If you're really smart -If your mental batting average pushes 140 on the I. Q. scale -you don't have much competi- tion, 90 far as lntelligenoe is coi11Cerned. 2. People judge you as mon! lnteligent If your wife or glri friend Is attradlw. S. If your work requns the perfonnanoe of dfflcuh mental .... yotU --'° think and reason wt! be markedly Im· prOYed If you don't try too hard. 4. Glasses won't 1naease your l.Q .• but they'U mab you look snarter. 5. Theft are ce1aiil facial signs which are M50dded wtdt lnttlige.:ie. ANSWERS 1. True. Professc. H.J . Eysenck. Drec- tor of the Psychological Labora0y at the UnlverStty ol London. concludes after evaluating leading studies on tnttligence that "roughly 50 percent of the general population have l.Q. 's between 90 and 110, whlle ~ one-hill percent haw l.Q.'s ol 140 or ova." E~ ~that many inW!Stigations In different oountrles reported 9milar diffeetw::es of IOOW 50 points ol I. Q. between the upper middle class and the semlskilled and unskilled worlting-dinl. He points out In ha definttjye monogl'Clph. "lnleligmce ... that these are just ~ figures, and lhal ~~many worlting-dinl peopW wMh high l.Q .'s and some midcDe-das people with low l.Q.'s. 2. True. Investigators from Geotgla State Unlventty and San Diego Stale UnlW!rsi- ty conducted an Interesting~ experiment Subjects were 100 men and women students who evaluated a male after seeing a vldeocape ol him -tat wtlh an llllradiYe girt fnend. nat ...ti a not-scHttractlYe girt friend. Anding: The male was judged mpre 1aYooibly In ams ol lntelligenoe. self~ and other vlr· tues when hts pannetwas more llllndtve. 3. True. Studa ol mential performance conduded at the Univeniy ol Michigan show that a YefY high state ol motivation or "trying too hard" can actualy lmpal{ effidency. And this ts also cited as a t.ctor In students failing to achieve tMlr pokn· tial In scholastic apCitude !COnS. Re.ear- chers say. "At ftrst glance, It might 1eem that the hJgher one's kwl ol motivation. the ~ hll chances b sucx:as. In reality. howevet-. people tend to pafonn a task most effldendy when they se neither undennotlvated -dampened by the dn?ad of fail~ -nor owrmottvated -too cxdted by the potmtial conte- qucnoa ol succel5 ... 4 . TNe. 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And the sexual self· confidence II has gtven her will make her even more attnllctive to her husband." Although we live in sexually liberated times, many people sd1I feel guilty about having sentimental or erotic fantasies. Shouldn't the reality of a loving relation· ship be rewarding enough '°' a happily married man or woman? they Mk. And they wonder If such revenes may be ab- normal or represent unconsdoUs forbid- den desires. Y ct, according to most au.thortdes In the field. romantic fantasizing Is not only normal. It can actually be healthy and uteful In • tnllrriege. 'Thae Is a flrm boundary between fantasy and reality," says courwelor M..da La.well. "So long as fantaly Is used In the seme way that people UM ocher aids lo romance - mutk, perfume, IOft '9hts -then It Is unllurly to be harmful." lJnttl recently, c:omperatfwly little WU known about the lndckncc of romantic daydreaming. Muc;h tcl«ntlfk raearch In· lo 1nual fantasAa was camed out by the late Dr. Alred Kinsey. He found thal not quite half of the women (and even fewer of the men) In his studies of sexual behavior admitted to having them. "'f O· day," says Los AngeJes ~ Hen- drie \IJeisioger, "using faruasy k> enhance a relationship IS common pJac:tice." There are five major ways In which romantic fantasizing can make a marriage more exciting. One of the simplest Is that a fantasy usually reinforces one's self· Image as a man or woman who Is ad- mired and desirable. And since It is natural to create a daydream In which this reaction occurs -even though, like the young wtfe who fanlasilled the soene In the meadow. one may already be ad· mired and wanted In real life -the resuh usually pJovides a boost for one's sexua.I self-esteem. A second healthy use of romantic fan-\ tasy Is lo oompensate for temporary prob- lems. One woman went to a therapist because she was worried about a recur· rent daydream. "My husband Isa medical student, and we have almost no money." she ~lned. "We live In a tiny flat. I have a )ob I hata, and we almost never go out because my husband must study all the time. I know things will change for the better. but meanwhile rm always llf9Y and depressed. "Recently.'' she continued, "I've been having this fan-.;. I'm on a yacht. and atewards bring me cavtar and champagne while I twlm and sunbethe. When I go to dress for dinner my clo9et II filled with mmwlous clothes and Iha-e's a hand· 10me captain catering lo my every wt.sh ." "What troubles you about all this?" uk- ed the thcraptlt. "Wei," the woman Slid, "there's no actual ta. In my fan&aly. But -to have al that -doan •t It mean I wmit to be a rich man's mistress?" Considering the circumstances of her real life. the <:ounseb explained. It was perfedty natural for this woman to fan- tasizle about romontlc h.uwry. "Indeed." he pointed out to her. "the daydream Is helping you to make the re.altty bearable." A third way fantasy can he.Ip marrlage, points out sex therapist Dr. Harold Lear. is In easing or overcoming sexual lnhlbi· tloos. GMng free rein to fantasizing often permits a man or woman who ls disturb· ed by <:ertaln aspects of mac:ttal sex to feel less "responsible" for his or her actions. This "dlslanclng'' ultimately makes It ~for a ~n to feel more comfor- table about them. P syehlatrtst Marcll Hollender ~ the case of a husband who converted his sexual experiences lnt.o "mental movtes," which he lma!jned he could watch on the bedroom wall. Emotionally, he was making hlmtelf an observer rather than a partlctpent. "Fantasies c.an be a means of maintaining •xual distance or control for a time," Dr. Hollender wrote. But. ~ually. a person II able to be· come moN at ease with Intimacies ln an emodonal as well as a physic.al seme. This ute of fantasy may be regarded as a dewlopmenal s&age. The fact Is that many'° ~today encourage pa· tlents to lmllglne fantny tcenes as a way of owrcomtng Mltual ~. FanClllil:lng can allo help a partMr tu· pond se.xually even when he or she Is not parUculerfy inWratld In ta at the time. "It's rare when both hutbend and Wife are slmultaneoully and equally Interested In love-making," says Hendrle Welsingn. "But rathft than reject a pattn«r or make a fable cxcute. one can ute fantasy to become arouJed." PmaDy. romantlc fantasies <:an give marital love a whole set of new dimen- sions. Marriage counselors frequently ad- vise couples to vary the environment in which they make love In order to avoid b«edom and routine. But ~ it Is not always possible to spend a romantlt" weekend at a <:ountry Inn, it is possi>le to heighten the imagery of love. Says one counselor: "Sharing fanlasles between a husband and wife <:an be a stimulating source of new sensual Potential." Can fantasizing ever be dangerous or signal emotional problems? Most experts believe this <:an happen only If the fantasy takes over one's life -when It controls you rather than when you control It. One criterion for determining whether {anmsizing Is being used constructively°' destructlvely Is how frequently It occurs. Constant fanlaslzlng leads to emotional isolation and may be a sign that one is re· jecting reality. A second test Is whether a person con)ure.s up the fantasy voluntalt' ly or whether It arrives consciously unbid· den, as an uncontrollable compulsion. In such cases. a fancasy that may have once stimulated or supplemented the satlsfac· tlons of real life begins to replace that redty. A final c:rtterlon Is whether or not fantasizing produces more gu Ill than pleasure Ultimately. e.ach partner In marriage must decide whether fantasizing Is a bar- rier or an aid to marital enri<:hment whether It provides an ac:ape from reality or a way lo take part In It more fully. "But when fantaty helps lo bring a couple clotcr ~ther In their most lnlimate moments," says Marcia ·1.assweu. "lhd when It IS pufPC*fuDy uMd for the goo9 of both pcnons, thal clearly the realm of lmaglnalton enhanais the realm 1'11111 of low .. IAAI DON'T BE MISLED There is Only One Amazoy Alrtuoy pl~ are taken ltom genuine Meyet Z-.$2 Zc>yala ..• o;>arMteed will..,~ and cultlvate<I under the wpemalon of trained egronoml•ta. Over a HALF-BILLION pl1191 aold (outMlla the otlMI,. 10 10 1)1 So don't lalle c~" wfltl Inferior pluo-. ~ capt No Su!Klltule for Amuoy Zoyal•I II It 1111'1 Amaoy, you•re nol oettlng the plUQa that made Zoysla IWN>UL GRASS SEED WILL NEVER GROW A LAWN LIKE THIS-DROUGHT I WEAR RESISTANT! Amaz.oy lawns take coot outs, parties. Children playina on it won't hurt it or themselves! Sta)'I pan riaht thru scorching beat and drouaht ~ Lady Plugs in Genuine Amazoy Saves Time, Work and Money! EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! ORDER NOW AND GET UP TO 600 PLUGS FREE! by Jack T. Johnson. 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I ICU. 0 19711 ZO}'li. ftttm ~llWlff .. - - - - - - - - - - -~ J LYNN-HOLLY JOHNSON SKATES TO STARDOm C omparlng the graceful ele· gance of Ice skating to the beauty of ballet dancing has almost become a diche, though. like most cliches, this one Is b'Ue. What's new about the rela· tkmship between the two dlscl· pUnes, however, Is that this year skaters might very well be re· placing last year's dancers as screen heroines. Case In point, the new fUm Ice Costla (Col· umbla P\ctures). starring prof es· slonal skater Lynn-Holly Johnson, the 1974 National Novice Free Style Champion. Lynn-Holly Johnson plays a farm girl named Lexie who Is discovered by an Olympic coach who helps her build a competitive skating career. Us- ed to the gentle affection and support of her hometown boy· friend (Robby Benson), her local coach (Colleen Dewhurst) and her protective father rr om Skerritt), Lexie begins to crack under the strain of skating star· dom. She has a bad accident, which causes her to go almost totally blind, but, by returning to her roots and working out her fears, Lexie makes a daring comeback In one of this year's most emotional and dramatical· ly skillful ftlm sequences. Lynn-Holly's sensitive por· trayal and her sklll In scenes where Lexie ls blind, add up to a very Impressive performance from the new actress. "Actually. I have done some acting," admits Lynn-Holly. I dlcl commercia.ls when I was lit· tle, back In Chicago. And one of my greatest thrills was getting the chance to play Helen Keller In a production of The Mitocle Jane ~ev Is a writer who 111rlre• ortlcla of general Interest and en· joys Interviewing rlllng young .ton. Worker, In which I starred with Rita Moreno. The director of the Ivanhoe Theatre In Chicago brought In several blind stu· dents for one of the scenes. That was a big help." Lynn-Holly had a fair amount of Inspirational help, too, In preparing for t."le role of Lexk!. "It was right after I had won the Free Style and had placed sec· ond overall in the Nationals. My doctor told me that I had tom some ha.mstring muscles In my leg, but that I could ke~ skating In moderation. Well, the pain got worse, so we went to another doctor who found that I had actually fractured my leg! That was it for seven months. No skating, and hardly any school because I could barely walk up and down stairs. When I began to train again. it was very much ~e It was for Lexie in the movie." Although Lynn·HolJy does worry Oust a little) about the pressures of becoming an over· night sensation, there Is no chance of any glitter going to her head. She lives In an apart· ment In Marina del Ray, outside Los Angeles, and finds tele· vision-watching and cooking for a few friends glamorous enough for her. "I moved to California for better skating and Ice-ballet training, not to become an ac· tress." she asserts. ''I'm never going to give up skating. even if I do more films or whatever. Skating Is always going to be number one -I never had fan· tasles about becoming a Hollywood star. My ldea of a perfect day Is sleeping late. skating well In the afternoon and cooking a big, fattening meal for my family and boy- friend In the evening. After that, maybe a dlsc:o, but If I Loue Lucy Is on ... well, I would just Lynn-HoRy Johnson wllh Robbv Benson In her film lee Castles. • ! ,. .il ~ • 0 E ~ as soon stay home." If there ls one thing that doesn't faze Lynn-Holly about Hollywood, It's the hard work and criticism. She's certainly us· ed to that. "One of my best teachers was quite brutal. He would hit his students with hard rubber skate blade guards. I would come home with welt.S' on my arms and legs. It upset my parents, but boy, did I skate well. "I used to think that competl· tlon was very Important, but when I Joined the Ice Capades In 1977, I realized that there are so many other things you can do with skating. Competition Is just a stepping-stone." Or maybe a turning point, a smooth glide from center Ice to screen stardom. And while she is determined not to give up her precious Ice time, Lynn-HoDy realizes that people will not keep going to films about Ice skaters year after year. "I hope that my next film for Columbia (she has a two- plctuN contract) wiJI be a straight dramatic one." Lynn would also like to use her new-found motion-picture fame to gain aocae to televlsk>n appeairanca, especie.lly on her favorite PJO!Pm, The Muppd Sho411. "nl hlive to learn to sing. now. too," she quips. "IO I can llng along with Miss ll?J PW,i.r 'AMIU WUJu..Y, '~ S. "1t • 11 . Ne\v discovery s dentures gum-tight ·all day Thousands are discovering su-aoNo, the patented denture adhesive seal that ends the problems of pastes and powders g CM't oon or • ..., out gTa.tal .... odortea ~No......, dun-upe Just announced In U.S., SEA·IOHO Seals are helled by European dentists as a major breakthrough In denture comfort and security. 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BronMid Mist speeds drectty to l'IOSe blocked 81f pas$8f18S and cJe/Ners 8 highly effeclJve medicalion that teiaxes broncllia/ rruscJes. to br&M up the block and help you brealhe easiet and more comfortBbly. No othet proOJc1 ~ faster th81'18tonl<81d A.tsl. Not Prrmatene.• not any other prodx:J you can buy. 8fon/(aid Mist fJN9S you the fastest land ol reliel pos· slble to help brealf up an asthma attadt to help you bre8tf'le easief. "'90 -1 ltJjlbw """'--- In the exprellWe jargon fl jau, a lot <X folks are "into" lelJCl&- tion these days-for smokers. H you'Ye ridden any planes lately, you'w fwnd younelf banished to the t.:k fl then\, last to be 9en'ed. .... to leaYe. Here on the grwnd. thel'e'• a lladdeq tproUtinc fl .. No Smoking" signs. And if, by mistake, you happen to li&ht up in the wrong place, you get a sharp~ annoyed frown or cold shoulder: When that happens, it's easy to get the feeling you're being picked on, and made to feel like a 90Cial ootcast. But then!'s another me to this. In Seattle 80IDe time ago, two restaJnuJb tried legl'ep- tion-an a"'8 for nonsmokers. After' a month, one bad 9el"wd 9,389 meals in the smoking side, and only 21 in the norwmoker tide. In the other, fl 17,421 customen, only 23 asbd to be~ from hmwka Q 0 The point is that molt" nonsmokers think smoken are O.K. and they like to be around us-when the choice is left up to them; So take heart. n.at doesn't mean that the tiny minority fl anti-mdcen are Pnl to go away. 'Ibey won't. Some <X them haYe very tenSible la9Clll for object:inc. Smoke botben them. And a diacoorteoos ll1lOlrer bothers them as much as he bothers us llJlOken. And then there are people, perfed!y rational about eYerything ei.e, who tum kind fl paraDQid when a llnoker appmrhea W! don't know what to do about dle9e antHmobn any more than you do-except to treat them aD with the CCJUJ1ay and kinke• we deeene from them. It works with our friends, the no1mnokera; it may llho work with the antHmoken. TIIE TCBACCO INS111Ul"E am 1t at."·"'· ._.:i::ac-=a. D.C. 20006 Freecbnd dMlice is the best clDre. Werning: The Surgeon Gene11I Has Determined That C1g1re11e Smoking Is Oangeroos to Your Hllllll WINTER BOUNTY: CRISP AND JUICY FRESH~PPLES T he varieties of apples now coming out of controlled storage include Red and Golden Delcious, Cortland, Rome Beauty . Northern Spy. Winesap, York Imperial and Granny Smih. Red Dddous is realy an eating apple, but the other varieties are fine for cooking. APPLE OATMEAL CAKE 2 Of 3 Oc*tel'I 'WdcMll .... 1c:up ................... lour 1mpbnMn~ ..... ¥6 .... J'llled an. "' .... ... 111 1pa111t ... 1 111111nn ... 11 1aa 1grounddlw,....1 '4 I I I a 1P1 ground ._ 21 11a01,.lneleritcoftM 21 ' .................. ¥6 c:up "'°""·• 2 ... 1 c:up ..... Jl*- 'n c:up chopped ....... ..... Topping 1. C.ore and dice ~ to me.a.sure 2 cups. 2. Measure remaining in!J'edients e:xcept w.Wiuts and Streusel Topping into large mlUlg bowl. Beat '/2 mi"lute at low speed. Beat 3 minutes at high speed. 3. Stir In apples and nuts. 5pfead batter In !J'USed and floured lJ. x 9-lnch bak· Ing pan. Spmlde wth Streusel Topping. Bake at 3500f. for 35 to 40 minutes. AJow to cool slightly before cutting. Serve warm. Maka l2 to 15 serolngs STIIEUSB. TOPPING "' c:up ...... ....,..,.. ftDur 2 lebh 111 a,.,. brown ...., 1 'n 1· fa lllW ground chllMIOn 1. Combine flour, brown sugar and ct\· narnon. Cut In butlll!r or margarine until crumbly. Molots 1/J cup APPLES A LA MODE 14*t(tl~ ..... ...., 2111 fU,..,.... .... .... 2 lebl1111aarw ..._.. )uAoe 111u 1111 ,......., 2kll , ................ ...... -........ .... IGaldlll DI I ....... ......... 1. Combine aprtcot nettiw, orange peef. lemon juice and butter In IM.IOIP8". Cook lor 5 ri'l\lla, *'1ng oocmionaly. Stir In Grand Marn•. t . Core ~ and peel hahiai; down. ... Hace UJlfi!ji1 In baking dish. ~ sauce over apples. 3. Bake. cowred, In preheated 3750f. · own for 25 IO 30 mS\utes, basting fre- quently, untll apples are tender. Serve topped wlh Ice aeam; spoon sauce over all. MoJces 6 senlingS MICROWAVE INSTRUCTIONS: Combine apricot nectar. orange peel. lemon juke and butter In 1-quart glass measure Cook at hl!jl for 3 to 4 mS\· utes, until slightly ttuckened. stirring ona!. Stir in Grand Mamier. C.ore ~ and peel hahay down. Place upright In ~ balcing ~. Spoon sauce owr ap- ples. Cook, unoovered. at high for 10 to 12 mi"lutes. until apples are tender. rotating and basting frequently will sauce. Let stand 2 mi"lutes before serving. GOLDEN CORN BREAD STUFFING 1 or 2 Oc*tel'I OI Red l)elcloe• .... 'ifimp~crion ¥6 c:up chopped ~ S ,...., IWW buttlf OI ..... ,. v. c:up chopped ,.,., 1 '*8-fl __,, com brMd atufflng mix 1 ••pallft ... 1 tlllllDllft ""'* ...... on 111111 a an...,. V. II I Ip a llft ground bled! P'IJPlr 'n c:uphol .... 1. c.ore and ftnely chop apples to equal 11/z cups. 2. Saute onion and ceJeiy in butter; stir in apples, pars£ey, stuffing mix, salt, thyme, sage and pepper. Toss wlh hot wam to moisten. 3. Spoon stuffing Into 1 '/t-quart baking ~. BMe at 3250f. lor 25 to 30 mS\· utes. Nice 9erVed wlh chidcen . pork or fish or makes ~ to stuff an SI>. haicey. ,.,.. 6 °""' ORIENTAL WALDORF SAIAD s Qald9rt « Red DellcblS ...... 1 Wt 11 pa Do• lemon )uk:ie 1 C9lt (11 -.> tWMlllftn ..... ...,,.., .. 1 cup c119gofiely cut~ VJ cup d..,...cl ........ v. cup .... ,.,. ..... Splnech--v. cup "-" bMtt « ........ tp'OUta 1. Con>. and dice apples. Sprinkle ~ lemon juice. 2. Drain oranges. reserving 2 table· spoons syrup. Add oranges, celery and walnuts to apples; toss to mix. 3. Blend reserved orange syrup With mayonnaise. Add to salad and toss until wefl coated. Saw on fresh spinach leaves and garnish ~ sprouts. Makes 6 servings GOLDEN APPLE PIE ,...., '°' kNe& t-4nch .. • « 7 Qald9rt Detlcb• ...... y, cup...., CNMft "" cup ......... ...,...,.. ftour 'II cup .... 'i4 tu1pa• ... YI U 11p a•.,..... dlwlMlon 'i4t111pa•.,........,.. 21111paa.•...._)ID 1t111,aangrateclltilMn,_. 2 billl11paaw•.......,«....,m. 111 pa•...- 1. Roi out hal al pmy to lne. a 9-lnch pie p&ale. Peel, core and alee apples to equal 7 c:up5. . 2. Combine aam, Bour. t,i, cup sugar, ,..., IP'CG, ll!mon jl.llce and peel. Add apple ... and lC* to mix. S. Tum apple m.lxture Into pestry shell. , Dot with butter. Roll out remaining pastry and .,enge over top, IUlng Md a1mp- lng edges. •· ru wnes b ....,... '° .:ape. Spin· Ide top of en.Ill ~ 1 lWpOOn sugar. Bake at 4000f. b 50 to 60 mW\utes, un· ti1 oust Is golden brown and apples are tender. Maw 1 (9·1nch) pie APPLE HUSTI.E CAKE 21H cups unsifted •ll-PUfPOM ttour 2~aupr VJ tN9POOft .. It V. tM9POOft gf8ted lemon peel VJ cup (1 stlctc) butt• or marptine v. cup warm wet• (106•f..11S•f.) 1 pkg. ectM dry ,.aat V. cup w•rm mltk 1egg V. cup chopped walnut• 4 cupe peeled. tttc.d • .,.,... y, cup •ugar 1 tHapoon ground cinnamon Confectlonen' aupr glaze 1. Combine flour. 2 tablespoons sugar. salt and lemon peel. 2. Cut In butter with pastry blender or two knives until mixture resembles coarse meal. S . Measure warm water Into small warm bowl. Spmlde In yeaet; sllr until dis.tolved . •· Add warm milk, egg and dissolved yeast to flour mixture. Beat until wen blended. Stir In walnuts. Cover bowl with plastic wrap, then a towel. Let rest 20 minutes. 5. ~ead dough evenly In a greased 9-x 13 X 2-tnch baking pan. Anange slices of fresh apples In horizontal rows on top of dough. Cover loosely with plastic wt~ And reftlgeraa.e 2 to 2.,~ hows. 6. When ready to bake, remove from re· frlgerator. Uncover dough. Let stand at room temperature 10 minutes. 7 . 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Ing chore Is to hire someone to wrestle with your return. But If you decide to use one of those commercial preparers, here aJe some points to keep In mind. Each year. consumer-protection agen· cies are flooded with complaints from vic- timized taxpayers about their frustrating experiences wtth commercial preparers who operate out of storefronts And the complaints are always the same -dis· honest advertising that conceals hidden c harges. so that you wind up paying more than you save In taxes, and slip- shod work on the tax forms that leaves you In IJouble with the I R.S. At a minimum, you'll be Involved in some conespondence with the l.R.S . 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This new feminine strength usually produces a subtle shift in the famUy power structure. Tile old domlnal\l-husband, subservient-wife ar· rangement is replaced by a ~e equal relationship. Psychotherapist Rebecca Shephard. formerly of Georgetown TASTE THE-GOOD TIMES. RALEIG LIG lights. 9 mg. "tlf", 0 .8 mg. nicotine; Lights lOO's. 9 mg. "11r", 0 .9 mg. nicotine IV. Pl' ciglmte br FTC lllldlod. W1ming : The Surgeon Generll H11 Dttermintd Thlt Cigartna Smobng ls OlnglrOUS to Yu Heahh. Fi•Drl Geiaill tablcco Ila.. ia a llw-W'cigantte...plm Dellale Gift Coapm. ,_.._ .. ,... ' .. Call .. •w.(l400tW ISM> (IC,,. uc 11t1 11 c.• .. hw.(l400tlst..olOJ University, says that the average man has a conflict between wanting his wife to re· main dependent on him but also not wanting 10 be tied down by her de- pendency. She, in tum, often wants the Independence but Is worried about his reaction.s. This can end In constant arguments about sUJy things. 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All of the three-minute-long stories are read by one d the children's 5brarlans, but should they tire of the task, there are many volunteer storytelers waiting in the wings. Many youngsters even call up the library wanting to tel stories themselves. DownOn The Job If you're feebng frustrated, demoralized and even unhappy with your job, then you may be expe.riencing the psych- ological effects of Inflation says an Indiana State University psycilologlsL Dr. Don Nelson, chairperson of the university's psychology department, says the prolonged stresses created by Inflation have resulted in people feebng he~less because salary lncn!ases are l?,elng offset by rising prices -and also in a range d symptoms characterlstic of chronic-, pro- longed stress. Nelson says these mental influences The N-~ Meoa,t/M P1111d1 :t•Pittt tu; Monon Frantt ~ ..... v........... Dltectof Patrick M. UMl!ey & 1 1 ..... ldlllor, Anhuf CQ0CMW 1n THE No Monkey Business Gulde dogs, the eyes for the blind, have long ~en a famillar sight. Now researchers bebeve th.at smal capuchin monkeys can make life easier for the han· may be one re.ason why recent govern- ment statistics show that almost seven out d 10 American workers express some unhappiness with their job. "People may be dlsplndng their economically aeated unhappiness and directing these feelings toward their job," Nelson says. "Some probably are not unhappy doing the type of work they do. Instead, they have the feeling that the work they do Is not paying off monetarily." Inflation-related psychologlcaJ effects are also reaching women in the labor force. Nel90n believes. "Because of infla· tlon many women have been forced Into the job mamet as a necessity in order to meet family flnancla.I needs," he says. "This causes stress to develop because some women feel they are being forced to work and blame this on their husbands. These financial problems are a major fac- tor In many marital difficult~s." Skiing Up The Academic Ladder Although no•dlpk>mas are awarded, beginning skien at the Dartmouth Skiway enjoy measuring their progress In the dlcapped, reports Medico/ World News. The monkeys, which are best known for he~ing organ grinders collect hand- outs, are being trained under a Tufts-New England Medical Center project headed by psychologiSt Mary Joan Willard. The monkeys perfonn simple chores for the handicapped, including tumlng lights on and off, picking up objects and pushing doorbells. Taught to work both indoors and out, the monkeys can be plaoed with a patient at age three and have a life ex- pectancy d 20 years. Although the "Monkeys Project" is still In the testing stage, a Mystic, Conn., woman feels Tish, the tamed monkey she's been IA{Orking with, Is becoming close to invaluable. -as well as an affec- tionate companion. "Thete are a lot of Uttle things the monkeys can be trernendousiy he~ful wltt\," says 28-year-old Linda Richards, who is confined to a wheelchair with a muscular disease. "For instance, I have no problem getting into an elevator, but the buttons are too high for me to push. "Constandy asking another person to do every little thing Is a big psychological drain," Richards continues. "And when you're handicapped, menta.I attitude Is the most significant factor In getting any· where. Having the monkey gives you a tremendous sense d freedom." Alpine "discipline" by advancing up an academic: degree ladder d sorts. They can do this because nearly half of the 14 trails at the Dartmouth Sk1way, a college· operaaed facility located 15 miles north of the school's Hanover, N.H., campus, are name<I alfer academl<: degrees. The main trail down Winslow Moun· taln carries the designation "A~" for Artes Baccalaureum (the unlve sttll awards Its degrees In Latin, so 1 bac· c.alaureate ls lsted In Ile da$.$ic M A.B." form). For beginners nor quite ready for the final headlong pitch d the A.B. traU straigt'tt down the fall line, there's a oom· fomble "Pass-Fa8" detour. On the other hand (or foot), those capable of "honors" level skiing can test the~lves o.n Cum Laude, a narrow and steep chute of a traG. As one might expect, the noblest of the Sklway trais ls named for the highest earned academic degree awarded at Dartmouth -the Ph.D. Although no ftgures are avallable on how many Dartmouth skiers earn their "degrees," the college says an estimated 85-90 percent cJ the students use the Sklway dumg their undergraduate years. Pretty good attendance. Lifestyles Lel!Rre. Americans are pursuing happiness more actively than ever. with outdoClf sports such as bicycling, golfing and tennis and attending sports and cultural events !J!!lnlng in popularity over passive recreation such as re.ading and warching televi- sion AU this adds up to a projected $175 bOlion spent on leisure activities this year -and possibly $300 billion annuaDy by 1985! Edacatloa. If you're thinking about getting a Ph.D. in the next few years, you might want to think agciJn -and ll!J!lln says the U.S . Labor Department. The department says that only about haW d those who eam doctorates between now and 1985 will find Ph.0 .-level jobs. Televleloo. Scored Straight, a hard-hitting syndicated documentary 10 be shown nationally the week of March 5. tells about an extraordinary program • deve.loped by lifers at Rahway State Prison in N.J. hterally to scare the crime right out of juvenile delinquents. 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Think of ltl-only JtiJC ula CtiOllS and you ,.,.. """ ..,.. ,..,. In wNct'I to buy him! And fl>et's al,,,.,.. la to If! ,. ................. you·• ef'ljoy al of the benefit• of regular membership as described on the following page-but With a .,,,..._ commltment ... you may cancel at Mt time efter bUytng ~ • more 1819ctlona. So If you'd prefer to enroll now under lhll special "get ecqueinted'' ofter-mall the IC)eClel appl- cetion todtly. together With only 11.00 ('hafl ,. tor your 8 tntroduc1ory aelec> tlone. plus 9M to COYef shipping and hendllng). NOTE: .... ,.C .. IM .. ~ '° ~CotJ ., ...... ,. ......... ,.......,~..., csAcl9<:Ma. "h ;. -.·~ '.~f{f ,,l'\·~1~1 ;.~1,)l I! ~4.' I!)~~ ""..,... ..-C-. llTDIDT • .----~ (Bullem...,. _ IOc:i-,,_,,,,,.,~) o e..,u..111et o .._ ... , o a..-' a c::....yl(l'0,...181*) o .w:.•1no,...._1 a •. 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Calif D CIDl '8J The Superstars The Women Superstars 2:00 D Qll (J)) s,ortdfortd 2:30 D m cm 121.l hltenutioeat Cumpionship loalnc 3:00 fJ (J]l ITTI Clullentt ot Ille Sou Golf Nancy loper vs Bill Roem. Bowling Patty Costello vs Carmen Salvino. Speed Skating Sylv1;i Burk;i vs Gaelan Boucher l:lO 8 ®' <HJ W"Mlt WofW ol Sports 3:45 B llli Cfr l'ro lasbtMM Seattle Supersonics at Kansas City Kines MOltDAY. FlUUMY 1' 1:00 U Collect Bastetball Oregon State at Stanford TI4UttSDAY, MARCH I 10:00 " Colltce Bastetball Cahf01ma at UCLA 11 :00 111 Collett Basbtblll Stanford at USC SATUaOAY, MUCH 3 11:00 G World Clumpionship Tennis QI! Collett Basketball WAC Wild Card Game rums lo be announced 1:00 D (J]) all Bay Hill CitrllS Golf Classic final round coverage lrom the Bay Hill Country Club and lounfe 1n Orlando, Fla 2:10 u ® c.,. Basketball Cahl01ma at use 8 121) W.W Series of Auto bcillc Coverace ot the International Race of Champions from. Mich11an lnternatlOllal Speedway Orrvers upecled to comptle incluclt AJ foyt Al and Bobby Unser and Tom Snen amonr other top drivers l:lO B ([fl <ll' s,orts s,.ctx11ilr C1mnasts compete 1n part one of the Mardi Gras lnv1tahonat from Baton Rouee. la and coverage ol the South African Gr1nd Pm a <IOJ <HJ l'rofessioMI lowters Twr Coveraee of the f1iestone Classic from the Western Sunset Bowl in M1am1, Fla 5:00 D (21) Wide Wvrld of Sports Coverage ol World Cup Sk11ng from Lake Placid, N.Y 10:00 Ill Colfttt lmttbatt UCLA at Stanford MPmlEfil- SUllDAY. fEMUMY 25 ':00 8 "MtlUlt's ""7'' (com) '65-Tim Conway, lat Flynn 7:00 D (ll) Qll "Tiie S.111d ol M.sic" (mus) '6S-Juhe Andrews, Qinstopher Plummer. [teanor Parker, Richard Hayden 1:00 • "Stouwey lt Ille .._ .. (adv) '14 Lloyd Budges, Michael link. MOllDAY, f£•UMY 2' 1:00 CJ "0.0.111'1 her' (adv) '63-lohn Wayne. lee Marvin. Ch11beth Allen, Jack Warden. 8) "lllM llt Ille '""" (dra) '65 frank Sinatra. Chnt Walker 9:00 D @ Qll "Mrs. CohMMo" (mys) ·79 Kate Mulerew, Henry Jones. l1h Haydn, Robert Culp, Edie Adams. fredr1< Forrest TUESDAY, F£UUMY 27 1:0011 CJll ['l),....... It West l'llllt" (dra) '79-linda Purl. leshe Atkerman. Andlev1 Stevens. Anne Byrne Hollman • "lltw ... Slllilll" (wes) '66-Stm MtQueen. Karl Maldfn e "~(adv) '70-Burt Reynolds, Susan Cl1rk 8) "TIM~, .. (adv) '59-Jelf Chandler, fess Parker W£DIKSOAY, ftMUMT 21 HOG ''Wlllt's Ille llllttf M 1tt1et1r (dr1) '71 Debb1t Reynolds 8) ..._,_,. .. (d11) '63-Robert Mitchum. Sabu. Ctsa Mart1neth TI4UttSIMT, MMCtt l 1:00 8 "l'et111ia" (d11) '68-Geoire C Scott, Juhe Christie D "tarffl'" (dra) '59-Shirlr.y Maclame, Dean Martin 8) Ill> "TIM Visit" (dra) ·~-lnrnd Bereman, Anthony Quinn lll!MY, MMCH 2 1.-00 e "017 tf Ille w.Ms" (dra) '71-Ricllard Eran, Rid Ja'IOn G "TIM .. ,..... c.tau" (dra) ·~-Humphrey Bocart m "fll .... 11114" (dr\) '49-Joat1 Ctawioid. David Brian t:Ot e ~ (!7) -o., tf Ille..._. .. (susp) '77-Chnstopher Ctotae ltslte N1ttte11. lyllda Day Ceor11, Richard Jaeckel e "TIM a., .. lleriM" (dll) 76 Ian Mic:haet V111(tnl. l\atlleune ltffmoftd. Clynnrs O'Connor SATUaY, llMICll l 5:11 • ~ tf fractlrM W (com) 'S9-Jayne Mansfield •~•Ille.._. et Ille Ste" (sci 11) '61-Wallei Pld1eon 1:00 9 (J~ (JJ) "Ac,.. tfle "..t O!Mt" (ldV) '78-Ht1the1 Rattray, M11* Hall. Robttt loe•n. Ceoi1e "8utk" flower e "SMl ._ lilllltrd'' (dra) '60-Ktnnetll MOit. Dana Wynt\r G .... ...., Ille Ctelt" (dfa) '56 Ricllatd Burton, frtdoc M1rch ..... 3 • The Rolls Royce of Giant-Screen TV for $81. 70/month S imulart>d pirrurt> Introducing a revolutionary new Advent TV. Adve nt just introdU<.:ed a new giant-screen television with a compulcriLed tuner and a re vo- 1 u t ion a ry. low-profile look . The M odel 760 VideoBcanr TV rrojl!cts a bright, clear SI X -FOOT* picture from an attractive console :.ibo ut the ~i1.c of a co ffee table (only 18 inchc' high). Its computcri1ed tuner and digital remote con- trol let you chunge channels o r volume from anywhere in your room. With our paym~nt plun. you can change the wa y you see sports and motiies with a Mo- del 760 for S 81. 70 a month. No M oney Down on Approved Credil Payments based on 60 months. Base prire S3295.00 plus tax and delivery. Finance charge: $1439.60 I 14.12'1 1 Total deferred price: $4902.00. Offer good lhru Mar 15. 1979 • measured diagonally Complete Hne of Video Equipment & ~nor .. • for Home & BualneH ADVANCED VIDEO 729 Weat 18th St., Suite ~4 Costa Mne. C•fur • 92627 C7 I 41 6J I .OJ70 TV WEEK. FEBRUAAV 25. 1979 ~ .@~.Sl..W..°.ill.lP ~ . FEELING OF NEIGHBORHOOD The concept for lt\e new CBS senes Ftatbush premiering Monday evening at 8.30PM. developed out of the street sounds and scenes that New Vork writer / playwright David Epstein has hved tor as tong as he can remember Before Flatbush. Epstein had wntten extensively tor the hve theatre with no previous telev1s1on experience But according to its creator "Flatbush practically developed itself." notes Epstein He tell that telev1s1on programming offered no accurate rendering or what city hie 1s all about the feeling ol a city neighborhood. told through the people who grew up. worked, mamed and raised their own families within the span of several city blocks Flatbush 1s the story of five young men, friends since their first days ol playing sllckball together all hving in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, New York. who are trying to prove that life · does" exist alter high school The opening episode finds the boys beginning thelr respective careers while maintaining a common bond of fnendshtP among lam11tar neighborhood laces and places Five Brooklyn buddies recently graduated from high school are ready to take on Iha "real world," 1n the new comedy sanes. Flatbush. stamng (left to fight) Sandy Helberg, Randy Stumpf, Vincent Bufano. Adflan Zmed and Joseph Call The origin and development of Flatbush occurred, log· 1cally. 1n New York Ctty, where Davtd Epstein first sold his idea to Lorlmar who gave htm the go-ahead to prepare a television pilot based uPon Epstein's vision of live young men making 11 in New York, not so much as an up·dated version ol the Bowery Boys as a contemporary rO{Tlp mvo111. 1ng separate personalllles who all come together as part or an invincible QUtntet called the .. Flatbush Fungos ·· According to Flatbush execulive producer Gary Adelson, whose credits Include producing the hit ABC series Eighl Is Enough. "Flatbush takes the East Side kids and creates a concept that 1s soph1shcaled without losing any of the physical action that has made uie Bowery comedies so universally popular " One or the main fngredlenls that Adelson !eels Flelbush has going tor 11 ts its cast ·the show sPot11ght1 hve very tunny, very likable guys." he notes "Our casting depart· ment went through an lncredfl>ly rigorous. hme·conaumlng search tp find five tnd1v1duals who could collec11ve1y create an ensemble group that would blend logelher so that the audlenc~ d know that beneath the lokes and /1bes. here are five whose friendship 11 almost thicker than blood. Peopl to see fh11 king or 'lightness ·It r~1nforces :he 'group s rt\' end our human need to be part ol a unit MORNING ) -5:30- • Sunrise St!Msttr 8:00 fJ • G (IA: Futures The rn Clu• D llnowledre: Scltool-Atlft anti Well Sllnrist StlMSttr m Urtiftrsity ol the Air -6:30- ·~ D Q]) -.t for Women Otltr: f'11n D ri11a Altrre 8 D'Ybfu• LA. D Cl)® QJ) Ft1h11es GlllNZ..bwt 8) Ft!My P'llllltt11 fZlJ Captioned Alt llews £ mpl Mon rB\ AcriCUltvre USA 7:00 II CC: <Ill Mon11nr D f2J) 9 TMay Sllow • 7000.. • (JD) QI) ~ Morninc America David Hartman hosls D TIM Frooiitt m 1111' ' '°"'' (I) C.rtoonwillt fD Yora for Healtll -7:30-D ledy Mclin CD Tom & Jtrry a> Worid of H1t1N·8'rllera fll)Mlsttr hpn 8 :00 U [l/ Clpl.tln ll11111roo Cl) Sullvp San Diero llJ TIM rn Club Cl> .losie ' t1le Plmyc.ats fD Features (ff) °"'' Ltsy -8:30- 10:00 D @ ID) TIM ..... Hip Wltrs • [""JO.y • ()]) (81 ...,,, °'" G Mid Mornift1 LA. CD My Thr" Sons (I) Mlle Attain al CHl Futures fD Classroom tnstructio11 C.cept Wed. -10:30-u @ low of Life D ~ ~ Wllttl of Fortunt U Cil ®l 181 $20,000 l'yranud m Tlllt Girl a> Nanny & II•• f'rofmor 11:00 U Cl) ((2J Younr I lltstltss D ~ l8l )eoplrdy U lic Velky B (3: familJ feud ®) All My Cltlldren CD Gllosl & Mn. Muir (I) The loaotry ley$ ID El«tri< eom,any lxcepl Wed -11:30- tl [ll Search tor Tomorrow IJ @ Ill} 'nsword ~ B ill' Ryan's ..._. (I) Body Mdlts CD M~ m Diet ea"tt S11ow An•RNOON 12:00 ti St«Yt Edwara ~ e Hollywood Sqtiares g Twili&ht Zone U '21! All llty Children l I§ (11\ lffl """ D m Movit: Set Davhmr Movies m11oomm (Jll Holty..s Squares fD Midi.tel Jttboll Sllow -12:30- 0 Ct lUl ~ tlle World T11rns D @ tHl DIY' ot <Nr Liffs a Dracntt ® F llllily f .W Cl> Go!Mr r,te fD Yota for Htallh m Mundo utltlo 1:00 • loftalll.I 8 QJ <JOl (2t) One Ult to l.lw Cl> Citt $Nf1 rm ~ tflSttlldioll -1:30- 8 CJ ()]) TIM '-idlnr Lipt D Qfl (ft1 TIM Doct.I\ .... Cl) Gomer r,te 2 :00 D U J AllMMrhM D liae DMcfM 5"°" • CIO> Qt) klttral ~ D I~ m L«'s ltaf ...... @ UMas, , ... & f• .., .... -2:30- • (fl) M•A•s•K (U •ltdl Ga!M; ..,,._1tw Thur\ •WJ Gflffltll •'-",.... 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Altcre O)Cepitlin lil Tk Tac Oouctt ® ruturts -4:30- f) lftws :I" Merv Griffin SllClw D 8obNwMr1~ IJ M·A·S·H 1} Clrol lklr11ttt I fntftds CD Tom I Jtrry Cl> W1ekr """ @ Merv Crittin SllClw -1] Ft1turts fD Mister lloeers i.8' Emtrctnq Otle fl) lwbelita aJJ Holly..s Sq111res (Sl 0..r Ltsy 5 :00 D D B (£ IE' Mtw1 U The llonic Wo!Mn 0 Cill""'*t CD Spidtrma n I]} The U.r's Club (I) Slcm11nd ' Friend• 1J Misttr lloeen fD S.S,111t StrHt; Jupffer Watch Wed Reptal ol 9AM program ff1 The Bob llewtl1r1 ~ SO MKMeilt lellrtr atport -5:30- CD Bewitc!Md II ID Mary Tyler Moore m Sllperman H rn Fuhires f2J\ g) Mews Winter Spa Specials! •The prorc sronals :11 Spa \\'<trl'hou:w 11ro,·rc11' complete spa packa~cs ,inn r~pert in'\lalbtu111 •Spa WarPhouse i. 1hr unrouc· onc• '-1np ~p.1 shopping center in Orange rounl\" •Exciting new spa shapes now nn ctr~pl.1\ "' nur luxurious spn F(:irden Bes1 pru·1•-; too 2640 S H.trhor Ho11h•\,11<f Sant~I An;1 lEHOIJSI~ 11.a154c;.:m10 SUPER BOYS AT THE SUPER 0011'\EI RAl'~OE coor.n·s LEASl"Q SPECIALISTS ' One mystery Police Lt. Columbo never cleared up In his long-running eerles Is about to be resolved as viewers at long last meet Mrs. Columbo. The new mystery series premieres on NBC's Monday Night at the Movies at 9PM a.nd switches to Its regular weekly time period on Thursday at 1 OPM: Kate Mulgrew stars a.s the bright. attractive and extroverted wife of the oYer-worlled police officer. With their daughter now In school and her husband busy In his own job, Mrs. Columbo decides to rekindle her old career, Journalism. Serving on a small local paper, the most exciting event she plans to handle Is a particularly heated PTA meeting. But she does hold a press pasa which gives hM access to any genuine news event that may occur on her beat-events that hapAen with a regularity she never anticipated. 1 SUNDAY ] '1~ It Is Wrttltn 1211 Rei Humllard S'-\ltl Htf11d ol Trutll 9 :00 D ®J (211 ISllltl l Anfftn CiJ Seutll Cl) s,erts Afield ® llulNl!itits TI1r1111p tilt Arts ED f.YJ. -3:30- • (10:1 (3' Wide World of s,orts CJ Sllerloel HolllltS fl1) lllK' r.rs,ectitt 1111 1M llftl -3:45- ( MORNING I * Indicates an M¥ertisement 6:00 ... Hlltlllllr~ SllOW 8 Odyuty David lehrtr. western s11tes counsel IOI the Anh Dtfama hon lea1ue ot B'nai B'11th. drscusus the movemenl to utend the statute ot llm1tations on the pr0$etllhOflS of Mm war c11m1n•lt Other cuests to be announced ID lo1ill1 Hipllltltsl""" r9' 5N'tS4't't• ftdlJ -12:30-. • tft\Oi~ fJ 11f Pro lnht~all Sultlt Supe1ion1CS at Kan~s City Kin~ a Mil\ wa. lllllk SMw -~LA. s..ior ~ttfllt 0 Y.ttl l ltle lswes m liMt AQftrs m-...r "'°"' -6:30- Satrtd Kt1l1 a SertMi9itY g Music l the s,Men WOrd a Eyewilntu l01 An11les lntt Ped101a looks into Cahlorn1a's latest tad in "Hot Tub Happiness " uam1nes the boom1n11 busine$$ of "Computer Roommate Finders. ' and 1nterv1ews an Olympic hopeful swimmer l!SSe Vassalo horn M1n1on 'lie10. Caillorn1a. ([1 let There .. u,111 CiJ 0•"7 ' c;.lilth • Uemtllbry lltws (IJl Today's Cllllrcll 7:00 fJ Relicious lltws Vtict .. A&rkutlllft a Tl11t's Cat " lttttr , .. , 1J VMOOAnl l'ttESCNTS * Your Miwt; the h r1et 8 It Is Wrttltr1 1'I I i...lb ~t lu rlllft& D eai.111 Ctllpel Oind iolls • °" .. Ditalltry (J]l Old TIN r.as.e1 Hour a> El"lllSt A11J1eY Ko• 91 Tiiis h tlle Ute tJl) , ... fof Hultll {fll S.rcll tor Alltleftt F aitll '"1 Acricutlllt U$A -7:30- fJ Conllllitlllftlt Cil Villa .,,. • V-111 Aietrt g lllowit: "llM f1911 IM MllM" (wts) '!>3-Glenn FOid luhe ~m' (EJ W--12 G) lllowit: _,, ''Wllktlilll ill Ob.it,. (tom) '43-Red Skelton, Geortt Bancrolt. Ann Ruthertoid 4:00 .. ~ G) MMie: ''Tiie Way Wat" (.u) £17 -Klf .. Oouatas. Robtr1 Mrtthum !11thard WtdmJr~ • tHl °"' Relltfts Cfal It b Wrtttet1 Cl) 0-StK11I Cn111tlislll 1HJ ~ Your lilllt · 11 Directiolls Cl> Jolln WrtM Cl.mes 8) IWfit : "l~i11so11 Cr.-.. Min" (adv) 'r,4-P1ul Mantee Q]) HistOIY ol lklict -9:30- tJMr. MattO U 9J Meet IN rrm a II Hosts Lynn Ma11e Johnston, Ro11e1 Gallo••Y and Oa11ow Igus introduce their guest Antonio hrgas (Starsky & Hutch) 0 o., of~.,, ((' (ll) h ct IN llallon [Q) Sped111m m s.-nn1n Cl) Old Time C'Mpel Hour ft lmiclll a Jinl"'Y s.au111 S11ow ID f utllOI S.Cm 10:00 fJ Tiit Clllt a.~ Hour 91 Pwtr U Q]) QI) Coll•I• tuhlNll ~Came I-USSR •I lOUIS'fllle e f aiMy Film Festin i • lWs Art ,..,.. T .. Scheduled 111ests include 8111 Mu111y, Sidney & Lindsey Greenbush. Miss Universe Thom1s Hov1n& and a double Dutch 1ump rope uh1b1hon (l) Cllalle4lce ol tM Seres CJ Htn14 91 T nitll (!Q)Mlk,.. G) tup lll!MIYIT• l JtrfJ (Ill llo¥it: "I011Sl1boul" (mu$) '£14-Etvis Presley, Barbllt S11n111Vck. le1t lr1ekson (8) S.1rth -10:30- D ll~lll ®> (21) Ille Att r..,i. Too 1 :00 D <ll1 lM Mctles o,tfl Ciel! u~e final round cover111e of this tournament horn the R1v1era Countrt Club 1n Patihc Paltsadu ~hf II Iii Valley D [Q) (ft The Sup11stus Coverage ol the Women Supmtm @ Grtat rerformt!ICIS ED '"tllowtn festr11I "Symphony No 5" fhe Detroit Symphony Orches1ra. under tht d11ec11on nl conductoi Antal Doral!. performs O> Meaico, Maail y Encuelltro 2:00 U Ol (fl) ~i. Cove1111e 111Cludcs the S,n Jost flats rnot01 cycle rau horn the Santa Clara (C,ht) h111rounds . 1n 11h1th 8~ competitors ride ill spetd1 up to 130mph Other se11menli •re to be announctd llleUllD 11 Mitt l c.tello m lllowit: NA Stir ii lti'ftN (dra) '37-lanet Gaynor. Fred11c Marth, Adolph Men1ou. Andy Devine flil llellb tlMI His Mllsk (R) "A Tour and ii T11umph" Mehta and the l0$ Ancetes Pllllharmonic D1thest11 embarked on a Med1te111nean cruise on the Greek ship, M T S Danae. which stopped 1n Sc>11n, Italy •nd Turkey on rts way to Greece KCCT l)foduthon chronicles hi&hh1hts ot IM voyace. 1ncludm& concerts and 1nterv1tws With the per1orme11 -2:30- fD .... Jtrttt W..k ({i' Helllt '-rMMr -4:30- tD Wallincton ""' ill lntn 5:00 (l I (NtdoorslNft 9 ([l Sbr l r9' D CJ§) (11) News I) M"le: "Tiie family Jewels" (tom) '6~-Jerry lewis, Donna Butlerworlh. Sebastian Cabot O • Mitt Ille ,,ess ED rwina UM O H11111111ities Tllroup tllt Arts • -5:30- 11 1<i§l llftl 8 &fu t MYe!lt11tt 11J focus ~ Wt biterr• lllis Wtt' ilJ llcMe: ~-.. tlle ~of Ill• A,es'' (Stl h) '72-Roddy McDowall Don Murray. Nat1he lrundy. Han Rhodes [ ivlA1N6 6:00 au OIB llftl I f«llS • llcMe: (2111) NlkKlle's ""' JeiM tM Air F0tt1" (Gorn) '6~-l1m Conw1y, Joe flynn CD ~rel lllfMtt l Frield• tD Sil Million I Mt11 (I]) Tilil Is Yw·liMI U Acriwl'»'• USA eu•rdoC 8 C-,US Prof11t-Vln,ol11t 111 e a...lefoJ.lttlkltis II) Cah•IY Cill,el • CD ® a 111te1111t1onal Clla~ lolilll Cl) Motit: "Slit Crld M11•er" (mys) '73-Telly Sm las, Lynda Oay Ceoi~e h rrtll. a> SPlCIAl. Tiie Great A!Mrklll ~"'°" Festini (2~1) A zany salute to the wonderlul, w1eky world of cartoon$ with cuests Victor Buono. Chuck McC.nn, Ruth Bum, Pllyllis Diiier, Zsa la Gabot. Ptnl SrlYers. Hen1y Gibson. Pit M01rta. Johll Astin and l~ W1nda Pace lllltrltien 1111l(llltioMI ...., G ..... 'l¥TJ 0. WWtti*M lll Prldkll tiiriltiallltJ G) W1rW TlllOffW QS) °"" • Gillle--tD MiltiM~ Qll T•Kall~ QJ)s.Mlf Mm 8:00 • <IJ) s.MIY ...... u o.c.... .,.,. • °'"' I Al G Llt~L.ReT• (fll MflJF ..... sa.. • ~~a.. ......... ~siew tll)Wcftl~• •S--Stltlt •Dir"..., e SIM P11111 a ....... , Miik ...._ llladllM -1:3'- (J) CIJ °" .. ~ • Tllla .. Ille Liit •J•l• ....... e 111eti111 TIM et talffry .,~a.Mu -l0:4S- tJ) Pre WttW llouston Rockets at San Antonio Spurs 11:00 D Feu IM IWilll • .....,s.ptsa.. • ...,...: 1rictd £ye" (com) '34-Shuley Temple, Jamt$ DuM. lint W1thc11, ludrth Alttn atOWdl lll tM ..... er,_,.. -11:30-. "'-::"'.-. ... I AIMliclll T• .... <II '*~ .... I iPllAAooi, I 12:00 e 1tT••llll* • Q • e.e•··· ..... th ll °"'"'"''" Came 7-W1ch1t1 State 11 Indian• Slete • ..,... ....... tftlltlS.. Cl) • Ill OIMl!ICt 3:00 a Cf)) ~ ol Ille Se•• Two ol p1olm1011al eolfs t~ compel! IO!l. Nancy Lopt1. winner ot nine LPGA 1978 tournaments, and 8111 Rocers, who won th• Bob "op• Otser1 Clu'SIC 1111 yell. 11t1d tllt list of male n female compthlOI'$ Also compchnf 011 lhe p1opm 11e two ol tht world s bts1 ipttd ibttrS, 1977 W011d ip11nt champion Sy~ia Buika • tnd Gaeun 8ouc1*. wllo took • silver mtdll at Ille 1971 world (ha111p1on5h1ps. 1nd top bowtera r1tty ec.tello end C.men Salvino e •o.• • ,..., f1llll ftllMt ..... : "Q. ..... (drt) '3S- Jamu Ca.CntJ. lloyd Molin QIMlft..., t 4l r.tJ. O IAtlt: "fr• tl1t Tarrttt" (dra) '60-Paul M1wm1n, Jo1nn1 Woodwtrd. Myllll loY a ,.,...""*' 18> CrttMtt'• VicWy ~ fl!) TH£ ADVOCATES * ColllfttttlCJ Testi!IC for H.S. Gt141utes? "•nt/Mtnlll Lylldl en.AMcllw ., ... "" ... a ~ -6:30- • 8 ..... ---..... ~ .... .w .......... ~=-0,.. 0 c.--tt Wtldl u a o.c. v.-• t11111t 7100 • tit• .... •@• n. .. [Mt n. ~ .. 11.ic (3'hfu) Tl1ta mm. based CM1'\llt &oadw•Y pley. lelb tllt Mnllmtnlal atorr of the wn Tripp TV WEEK FEBRUARY 2~ 1979 • veus We'll give ~u the !l8Y to ~her gradei and more free time. Would you like to: 0 Raise your grade average wllhoul long hours over texts. 0 E-nd all-night cramming sess1on6 O Breeze through all your studying 1n as little a!' 113 the time. 0 Have more free time lo <.'f\lvY yourself 0 Read 3to10 times faster. with bette1·con· centrat ion. underst.Bnding. and recall Evelyn Wood's new RD2 reading system makes 1t all possible E velyn Wood works -over I million people. including students. executives, senators. a nd even presidents have proven 1t A free l hour demon· strat1on will sho" you how to save hundreds of ' h(lurs of drudgery this year t as well as how to increase your speed 1mmed1ately with some simple new reading techniques I. It only takes an hour. and it's free. Don't miss it. LAST WEEK FOR COSTA MESA• AND HUNT. BEACH•• Due to limited seating and high attendance. plan on attending the eorhell pou1ble lesson that you can attend /111111 f Les!lons last 11' hours 1 SCHEDULE OF FREE LESSONS DAY . Date:· Times Monday Feb. 26 2:00 PM 5:00 PM Tuesday Feb. 27 2.00 PM S.00 l'M Wednesday Feb 28 2 00 PM 5 00 PM Thursday March I 2 00 PM 5 00 PM Also. Fnday March 2 tn llunt Beach only 12 00 Noon. 2.00 PM. and s·oo PM 8 00 PM 8.00 PM 8:00 PM 8 00 PM For forther ln(orm1tl1on tall 213·990-7026 cOllt'ct , .... "COSTA MESA LESSONS will be held at the Orange Cdunty Fairgrounds fnear the corner of Fair Drive and Newport Blvd . j ust • .• mile southeast of Orangt> Coast College Saturday on· ly use the Arlington entrance !I 3A 1 1n the Callfom1a Crafts Building 1Building Jl6 l ••11 NT BEACH LESSONS will be he ld downstairs. below the Old World Church. In the center of the Old World Village Shopping Center llocated at 7561 Center Drive in Hunt. Beach. just 1, block east (lf Golden Wt>st and Gothard St 1 Free puking 1s available SUNDAY (Continued) lam1ly of Austria 1n the years poor to Wor1d War II Mam (Ms Andrews} 1s a &111 who aspues lo be a nun bul decides to become the eoverness to seven children and wins the heart ol lhetr stern father, the Y111dowmd Captain voo Trapp (Plummer) whom she ~ler marries Julte Andrews. Ctmstapher Plummer. Eleanor Parker alld Rtehard Hayden stir in this h11hly acclaimed musical. 8 CJ) CIDl (21) The ll1tll11tar G1laclica {2hr) "Greet1n1s From Earth" When Al>OllO and Starbuck 1nterce pt a p11m1hve ship float in& lhrough space the youne waruors d1sc0Yer that its 1nh1b1tants. who are in suspended animation, represent a d11ect ltnk to Earth The poss1b1hty of earlhltng passengers spreads exc1le men! throughout lhe Baltlestar and while the humans. a family ot s11. he 1n a frozen state aboard the captured ship, sc1ent1sts struule 10 under stand !he altens' baflltn& equipment a Space 199! 0) life Beyond the Grave This proeram deals with people who have died and ceturned IP .loM C.llway lnte!Views fD "ul Jacobs l the N11elur Gan& A documentary eaploronc the long ranee health hanrds ol r1d1a11on 154 Soccer Maclt in Gtfmany -7:30- (24 The Artistry Of ... 8 :00 U ([ [fl All in t11t fam~y Edith is blamed IOI neglteence when she is the last person al the Sunshine Home to be w1lh a lonely old lady who wants to die Archie t11es lo be ot help but 1s hard !)fessed to lind ans111ers lor a bewildered [d1tll wonde11ng about the ro&ht to die e w11c1 Kincc1ont 0 VANDEMAN PRESENTS * RIDDLE Of ARARAT Cl It ts Writteft 0) Moolie: (211r) "StOWIWIY to the Moon" (adv) '74-lloyd B11d1es. Mtehael L1.11k. John C.111d1ne II) Sam Y Oi\y \8) P1ul Jacobs l lht Nuclear Gana m Coustuu OclrutJ II> Musk/Sjlorts (JI' 0141'1 Army -1:30- 0 D :L ill Ali« Ahce 1s ecsiattc when she aud11tons IOI and lands a rob s1ne1ng in a mgh!club Then comes the crunch what will she do with lommy when she has to to on the road, On the verge ot opening n•&hl the lommy questton seltled Ahce eets an 1ml)Or1ant messa&e about her career to be -lrom her conscience e Wild World of Animals O let's Go to the Races 0> Movie <ft Anyone f0t Tt11ny1011? 9:00 U f ll]: Sl'ECIAL Celebuty CllJltenae of the Sem (2hr) Buddy Hackett hosts and Tom 8rook1h1er calls the play by play as twenty s11 1elevts1on and movie stars lake par1 1n h•&h sp1111ed head to head s(>Of1s compe1ttt00 Carol Wayne serns as the womens coach and Ted knight as lhe mens coach 1n events such as billiards. bicycle races and the dreaded obstacle course with cete briltu 1nclud1ng Suzanne Somers. Sammy Davis Jr • Valerie Ber11nelh Lou ferueno Susan RtChardson lro~ Estrada, Joyce DeWitt. Dor~ Benedott Quinn Cummings. Gary Coleman and Sootl Baio. e Hour of Power D The Fin1I Triumph! • "ROOTS: The Next GenmtionJ" 8 ® 121 Roots: The Nut Gentrttions (2hr) Conclusion In 1960. Alu Haley has reined lrom the Coast Guard and 1s pursu1ne his career u a freelance w11ter After 1nterv1ew1n1 Malcolm X IOI Reader s D1eest he 1s asked by P~yboy ma ea cine to do an in depth 1nterv1ew with the black leader-an interview that leads 10 Haley's co authotsh1p ol "The Autobiography ol Malcolm X Haley btcomes one of lhe leading 1nfemev. iournaltsts 1n the country I he neal years of Alu Haley s hie are devoted 10 d1scove11ne his roots and mak1oi h1slory James Earl Jones Al freeman Jr lee Chamberlain. Norman Fell, James Broderick. Marlon Brando. Dorian Harewood ilnd lyM Hamilton star 0 ltuff House Q) Ru Humbird Sllow fD ill Mulerpitu Thutre: Country Matters "An Aspidistra 1n Babylon" A rafhsh army up111n llome from Woitd War I enltces an innocent young gnl with dreams of glamorous hie on the Riviera leremy Biett. Carolyn Coruage and Renee Asherson star $0 The Hollywood MUSIUIS -9:30-0 Tht Kina ts Colllina 10:00 D Die• Van Dyke 0 Ernest An11ty Hour m Ood&er Special Q) Gospel Hour ~ Tiie Beethonn Festival ID The Hollywood Music.ab -10:30- D ~ (JI Wtflend e JimmJ Snu•rt Sllow mNtwS m Th• l'Tl Club 11:00 fJ • l2I' NtwS D ®~News a l'Kattttrs Iii Oral Roberts m Movie: "StCIWllw•r 1o '"' .._ .. (adv) '74-lloyd Brodgts Ill' 700 Club Q) Illy of Oistovery fll Adim-12 1( Ahrars '°' Pleasure A behind the scenes loo~ al preparations lor New Orlea11$ tarnous M1rd1 Gras -11:30- ~ The I'll Club D (21 <lf ~ie: "T09 Se<rtt" (mys) '78 8111 Cosby D )00 Club U NewstMcMt: "Happy llirtlldaJ Wand• June" (com) 71 Rod Sle1ge1. Susannah Yo1~ l8 Telepulse D Movie: "The hmily Jewels" (com) '6~ Jerry Lewis b Mcwtt: ''Tiit Good Guys and the Bid Guys" (com) 69-Roberl Mitchum GeOl ge Kennedy Q) Movtt: "fireman Sawe My, Child" (com) '54-Spike Jone~ -1:30-u News/Movie: "Escapade In lafNn" (adv) '57-Jon Provost , .... .. TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 25. 1979 Steve lcQueen . Cornel Wilde ·Jennifer Salt· Christopher Lee • Peter Cushing ''The Gargoyles" "The Blob" . .. "I, Monster" "The X From Outer Space" ''R~nge Of Frankenstein" TIE 3:30 MOVIE The medicare vampires. They suck money. Not blood . They're a cruel and growing group among "supplementary" insur- ance salesmen. And some are getting very rich, feeding on your fears with an endless array of must-have policies. You see. they aren't interested in your neck. All they want is your bank account. This week, we'll show you how to tell the insurance good guys from the vampires. We even commis- sioned Price-Waterhouse to rate 6 top policies for you. Some com~ panies are making a killing these days. Don't be sucked in. Watch. ~EYEWITNESS MEWS5&6PM Because there's more to life than news, weather and sports. ,..,.,, 1 MONDAY f'£llUAIY 2' few ....... Ml 1ftt1MM listillp. """ •• OAYTllU raOCilAllS. .... fer ,.., ClllR i .. ca. are tM ;.'(s-.ils. DAmME MOVIES 12:00 D ~·· (tOlll) '72 - Albert Finner. lJntCe R11le • If) .. ...,., .. tilt n-.•· (dra) '43-Ka111111ne Hepburn 3:00 ®l ''Str1111tr Wllo Loob u .. lie" (dra) '74-Buu Bridaes 3:l0 • "Th Ci1r1oyles" (nor) '72-Colnel Wilde, Jenn1ler Slit I •V•NING 7:00 e me•o 11ews • "" .....,.... CillM D Tiie J.W's W'llcl • ()}) f2I) Sis --' 1111 II) SHtor• & Siii fD llatlW/lMlnr a.,ort m u SeMtt .. C.tr4tus ® llltroMillc lilllo -7:30- 8 SYLVESTEI STAllOllE • COUERS llEJM m • "" 11..,.U T . • = sr£tW..: u.m1 ill tM Fat LIM This proeram provides a look al workohohsm. uplM•ng lhtS destructive. yet h1&hly mwd1n& 20th Centul'f addictt0n 8 Tiie Dltilla '-mt • llllt'1 .....,.... TlMlioftcS.... Cl ric TIC Doup cm "" ha 11 a1c11t O)Ml111-l2 @ Family Flllll (8) Twet!tJ·fwr Out Fr1111t =~tr Wllc.11/21 T1111ipt (9) J4llil Cllild ' Co. 8:00 U (}) (f2J P'W011£11£ My The slory of a roune man's 1ncred1ble fantasy world Steve Gullenbet& stars m lht title rolt as \9.yur-otd Billy F rsht•. 1 mortuart employee whose "Walter h11tly" lltahts o1 fanlHY keep cttMe lan&led up w1ill the h1rd realrt•es ol hrs home and ofltce ltft tn !he p1em1trt eplSOde, Billy sees his Qtttr tn tl1t funeral llome ltad1n1 to a dead end. So ht -( applies IOf a 1ob as a radto announcer and an11ously aw11ts his 1nter11ew al the radio st111on hltanwh1te, he's 1n • trouble at the morlu11r hlr Shadiack (M"hltl Alaimo) learns that 81lty borrowed lhf hearse the m&hl btfoce to take lus Ctfl tnend to a dnvt·in mcwit Also stamnt are James Gallery u Georae fisher. Pem Pope JS Ahce FISl1er, Paula Trueman as his &randmother, and Bruu Tatklncton as Arthur Mdh~tn 11@ QI) Uttle MMe • IM rr1irit "Enchanted tot111e·' The ln&alls family 1$ llmlled at the prcn P«1 al Mary rep1n1nc her s11hl ..tie11 slit suddenly announces that slit Qn d1st1ntutsll ftthl from dark e Celltp llSkttMll Oreeon Stale at StanlOfd G GHOSTS BAFFLE * SAlVAGE-1 TEAM! 8 Cl) ®l (21) Sah11• I "Ghost l rap" Alter Harry out ·bids 111s com· pet11ton tor the purchase ot a famous mansion. stranae. seemtn&ly unu pl11nable th1n1s be&in to oteur at the house. all of which points to the presente of an ahen bt1n1 • Mowit: (2111) "OollM11'1 ... , .. (com) '63-John Wayne, lee Marvin. Eltzabtth Allen. Jack Warden ... Cart! lkll1lett ' ,,.. m Mowit: (Ztlr) M.... But tM lmt" (dra) '6~-Fran~ Sinatra ®~Ludtn m (9) lill llo7tn' JDurllfl 8)Y"rwilill -1:30- 6 UGMTEll UP TOlllTE • Wl"FUTIUSH" DEBUT U ([7J f'WEMIUE Flat~11ll Ftvt youn& men. l11ends sinct early TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 26, 1979 childhood, have crown up and sltll hve 1n the sectt0n ot Brooklyn known as "ftatbush " All are recent htlh M:hool &raduatts. some of them are sltll undecided as to career tlloices. Thtr are inseparable and are known as the 'f un1os .. In ton1cht's epiSOdt. thttr beloved .eflde. a car called the funtomablle, falls v1ct1m to a pn& ol Qr 1tunes Add1na insult lo 1n1ury, the pndt and 101 of lhe pool hall's OWrlef-despttf a SO- called burclar proof system-is the nest to Co The 11n1 tr.ces the ars to an oully1n1 warehouse and, on the prrmtSt that 11 you tan't beat 'em: '°'"'em. they in1tl1111t the tan& with unp1ed1Ctable iesults Stamnc are loseph Cah u Presto. Adrtan Zmrd n Socks. Sandy Helbert as f1m. Randy Stumpl as Joey Ou and V1ncen\ Butano as Turtle ·""~~ &ll TIM Artiltry o4 S-1 Ju lAt This procram features a recital of Korean born v1ohn1st lee lealu11n1 selec lions from Handel .J,d Btahms. Lee 1S accompanttd bf pianist Israel l<astonano ((fl Mitt llusMll CMldJ s,.aai m esta """' <Mt• 9 :00 D (1}1 11·A~·H Hawkeye, BJ and tht1t medgl cohorts hnd a new way to ~pe the deprnsrve atmo- sphere cl lhe war. much to the displeasure of Col Poller e @QI) Mttie: (Zllr) "Mu. ~·(mys) '79-Kate Mulccew, Henry Jones. l~1 Haydn, Robert Culp. [dte Adams. FttdrtC fontS1, Rene Aubt11ono1s Mrs Columbo (Ms Mul(rt'll). the newer before.seen wile of ltltv1110n's lecendlry deteclrve, SYLVISTIR STALlONi COINllS ICllMITI Sly pulls the"punch"lines with the Muppets this week. Even Fozzie and Miss Pigg y try to get into the ring. THI MUPPIT SHOW 7:30Mt stumbles into a c11me·f1ghhn& career ol her own when "1e-thinks she overhears a prominent attorney plott1na to kill his w1fe a cm a 11ew t11e Wtst wa Won "Hillary" lukt realizes that with a price on his head he can't marry the beauhful yoone woman he loves, so he set1 out to hnd the alo<y sttktn& 1unslin1er who can clea1 him of a murder charee han11na over his head EJyssa Davalos, Ken Curtis. and Rtehard Kellon 1uest Wiim liriffirl s.... 0 Mtill City Ufllits fD ~ LIMers first Addo hon." (1977) A day in the Ille of the BalhmOfe Sun newspaper and its staff, "Sandcastle." (1978) Stop motion animation dep1c11ne chan11ne sand sculptures, "This MKhanical Aae." (1954) A fanciful assortment of tunny and touch1ne flyin( machines tJ)Suptr llhnlut \Bl &feat 1'erfwm11Ka -9:30-u Cl) (I]) WllRI' in Cindnnati Andy Travis has finally solved the tough problem ol finding a replace ment for Or Johnny fever on the 111 when Jollnny shows up 1n C1nc1nnat1 and wants his rob bac~ 10:00 fl CJ) ctll I.Oii '""' A helpless old lady in a wheelcha11 1s dumpl!G 1n a coonly offtte because of 1 bureau crahc wr1n11e. that sets the staae tor\ seannc Tnb upose of sl'toddy nurs1ne home prlChces e DCB llews ., ...... """ f8l lilt ..,.IS, J.mf fD 111111 After be1na re1Kteo by Fontan. Nana C011vinces Muffal to gel her the ftad rn a new play -10:30-. ., ... ® Mm ~ CeMy S,.Cill 11:00 ••£1lCilllZl llen D CIJ Clll ID> 0 llen •Melltl.MP G .._..: "TIM Loet11t1 Gllta W11" (dra) '70-Christopher Jones • Tiie OM to.pit ., Tiit Geedlll @ ... 111ter,..e Tiiis .... • Dia Cawtt Sllew -11:30- • (I) Cf}) ...... Tiie llclford Fles/tlklllillell & •• D 0 0 JllMlllJ ea,_ ., ...... • (]) Cill a r.lict Slit) • Tiie Giii Sllew •Ws..rt ®=''• •. Mellen 12:00 • .,.,.. ltltdaU ,,.. -12:30-.,,,.... Cll .... 12 •lllM:"TlltT .... ..._..., (wes) 'SS-&wtrd Dvfl. lt• 8tr~t1. 1:00 e oar...,,.. •Old••~ • Tiie lM bftfb a:1n.a..,si.. 2100 e M..+t: • "Tiit [1lr1 D1J'' (com) 'S7-Richard Bmh•rt TUESDAY FtNUMT 27. fOI lllOOlillt ltld lfltrlllOll li1tlltp, pfuse ste DATTIME ,ROGRAlllS. ...... for JOllf COMtllittltt, llt tilt day's lllOWin. DAmfll£ MOVIES 12:00 II "T 1111111 ind tllt lullelor" (com) '57-0ebbre Reynolds. leslre Nrelson, Mala Powers, Walter Brennan GI ''Su fl Grns" Part t (dra) "47-Spencer Tracy, K1tha11ne Hepburn, Robert Willker. Melvyn Ooutlas 3:00 ®l "Tiie "'Mic Ere'' (com) '72-Mia farrow. Chaim Topol 3:)0 8 "Ttie lloll" (SCl·fl) 'S8- Steve McQueen, Aneta Corseaut, (art Rowe BVBNING • Cirtll CJ) a.a & tllt Miii D FlllilJ FM • Tiie Dltirlc ;..... • CII! 0 .......... S.111res Tiie Giii s... • TK Tee Dl.p ew..n 0 Tiie °"" kllell s,.. tD ,..._, Wat~1mt111c111 .... ill)""9dlecl 8:00 • «ll .. : (Zllr) ....... ti.._""""' (drl) '79··lrnda Purl, lts11e At~erman, Andrtw S1evens. Anne Byrne Hoff111111 This &tory 1s abollt the JOUnc women who, 1n 1976. bfoke th• 1ll 1Nle bamer et the United States M~1t1ry Academy, and the rn ctions they laud-from frle11d5ft1p to eo11tempt e 0 8 l'RDllUE Cliff· .....,. An tnnonllve 1ctlon/1dvtn· lure series wrlh three Hp111te It's a fight to the finish! A bond of young people combat a horrible, growing mass from outer spoce threatening their town. THE 3:30 MOVIE 9TUESDAY(i) UNOEI THI llG TOP THIS MIKI Join Sherisse & Cal for the greatest musical show with the laughs & excitement of the circus. 1:30 PM CIRCUS , ... ,, Since C.arts Now you can do a week's shopping without forgetting a single item! Use pre-printed shopping lists prepared for you by PILOT PRINTING. .,_, .. , ...,., (104 hit) Mftl•Nd "''onve"""' ~ped 140 ..,.. ... pMl8'1 ........ "''" ~ ...... c .. ro11 tell 1111 ln , ........ . -------------, I "" '" 11111 CO\IPOll. 111en '"'"' I Jt 75 + so "°" ... a ll•nOU111 10 I Not Prtntllftg Shoppjnv Uat I I P.O. Boa 1MO I I"° W. Bey St. I I Coete M'eH, Celtf. t2t2t I I I INAMI------------_ _, I I ,.,...•n-------------1 lc;m _________ ,,, ____ _. Send Today To Become A Super Shopper DAILY PILOT L---·----·-···-'---------,,...,. TUESDAY (Contlttu.d) serials 1n which the hero or heroine 1s lefl on the verge ol disaster uch week Episodes include ··s1op Susan Williams The Silent Cnemy ·· Susan Anton. Ray Walston and Michael Swan star The Secret [mpue Plunge Into Mystery. Geothey Scott Carlene Wat~rns and l11er Williams star "The CurSt of Dracula lifeblOOd .. M.chael Nourr Slephen Johnson and Carol Baller star O .._: (2'Mlr) "lltnda S1111th" (wes) 66 Ste~e McQueer1 Karl Malden Brran Kellh U ®' Ql Ham Days fon11e's funeral' Conclusion All ol fonm s iOOd friends rnclud1n& Laverne. Shirley Lenny Squ11n the Cunn1nghams Ralph and Potsie galher to pay theu last respects to lhe fallen Casanova D Movie: (2hr) "Skullduuerf' (adv ) '70 Burt Reynolds Sum Clark, Chips Rafferty m C.rol Bllrnett '.Friend$ &> Mo-tie: (211r) "The J1yt11wlle11" (adv) 59 Jell Chandler rm Parker Nicole Maurey EID r2J The Cou5tuu Odyssey "Calypsos Search 101 A1lan11s" Part II Captain Jacques Cousteau e1plo1es Pseua off Crete"s northern coast which sullered massive destruction from a hutt lidal wave thousands of years aeo el ViriiN 1~ They Am 't Like Us -8:30-u Cl IO ~ lnernt & Sl1111ty "Squ1eay rn love" liverne and Shrrley must put therr f11endsh1p w11h Squrur on the hM .. hen he falls madly rn love wrlh a beauhlul grrf who 1s taking hrm for all she can eei m Titt Odd eoup1e m Iris Clll<on ® All for One 9:00 D @ O:t T1tt Ii& Event: T1tt Drowni111 Pool (2hr) P11vate mvesh gator Lew Harper (Paul Newman) rs summoned by a southern 011 he tress to learn lhe 1denllly ol the author ol an mc11m1natfng letter bul the case lake~ a more danger~s turn w1lh the discovery of two staymgs and a threat on Harper's ~le Joanne Woodward, Tony franc1osa and Melanie Griflllh also star 8 (]J {!O) (.8) Thrff'S Comp111y '1he S.ke-011" When Chrissy acct denlally eats lhe pre thal Jack was enterrng rn a statewide bakme com pet11ro11 and then tnes to co11ect lhe situation by subslitutrne 1 nnatr from the bakery 1~mpe11 hare and 1»es lly CD Men Gfiff111 Sllow a:J1 Re4 Tape: Oil Cl• (2hr) Another rn the series of hve tall rn spec11ls ielatrnc to basic problems lor c1t1zens 111 fht ~o Bern11d1110/Rrvtr side area Charles RDl>fr1s hosls S4mulcast on KVCll. 91 9rM fD Tiit HollywtN M..iuit (2hr) "'Tht Great Caruso.·· (1950) A bto 11r1phy ol lhe rrnl lenor's nse lo aptrat" lame from hts cMdhOOd 1n Napltt to hrs collapst on lht Metro poht•n Oper1 Ho1ist ~••er Mt110 Lana and Ann B!Jtll star (IOI Mllttfpiect Tlltltrt ... 9:30- • (IQ) l1fi Tul "Mama Gravn " Mechanic l~th Cravn' you111 and attractive molhtf makes her f11ll v1s1I to Amerrca, and 1fl t1 ~ht and Alta mut and lme •~ 111 TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 25. 1979 nrihl love allarr. La lka assumes lhal h' will soon be getting a new daddy el Pasionts Encendidn 10:00 U e f} The Paper Chne A respected law professor erves top s1udent [lriabelh leean a low eum "S<Ore and provides her .. 11h a soul srnchm& problem as a re~ull Robtrl Reed &utsts D m lltws u 3 ~ h 20120 m "'"'' w.1e,, Sl llewsdltc k -10:30- " llewswatch mm11ns so Voter's P1pehne 11:00 U ) U 12 (21 llns D <1 CJl 11' (J.l !Ins o Make Me uurfl D Mow1e: "I Walk the lint" (wes) 70-Greeory Pee~. luesday Weld m The Odd Couple m The Goodies IP Con1rtsSional Out1* EID Dick C.vett Show m v.11tc11d15 -11 :30-u 1J f2 Movies: 811naby Jones/"Sllletto" (dra) '69 Alu Cord Butt Hland D ~ 111 Johnny Ca11011 O Twihpt Zone U iO (21 Mo"': "Krllrr force" (dra) 78-Peter fonda Ttlfr Sm lu 0 J Simpson m nie CM1 s-. &> Gtt S1111rt ~· LllllS. Y oaa l YOU m t.pbontd AaC 11ews 12:00 CD Alfred Hilcllcocl l'res.nb m MoM111tws -12:30- " Movie: ~ "A Rice to Livt" (dra) '65-Suzanne Pleshelle. Ben Gamra, Bradford Dillman CD Movie: !lit "Tow1rd the Unknown" (adv) '56 W1llram Holden. Lloyd Nolan V11g1nia Leigh Q) Movie: "Saddle Tr1111p" (!WfS) '50-loel McCrea. Wanda Ht"dm 1:00 D rlfi Qtl Tomorrow Cl TIM loft h"m -1:30-lil Wllllttcl: OtM or Allwt 2:00 D llews/MOYlt: "01 Love u41 Oesire" (dra) 63 Merit Oberon Curl Jureens. Steve Co<hran a Mtvtt: "All 11ty S..s" Cd11> ·CS ld•md C R~nSOll a>~ SIMft -2:30-m lllowie: "Tiit g,m a.w" (SCr ft) '!>7-Jelt Monow 3:00 • ltews/lllwie: "Tiit w .. ttie Affelt" (drl) ·55 Deborah Kerr 4:00 e Mtvtt: "T..,Utitft" (d1a) '46 Merle Oberon, Paul luh $ Gt Mtvtt: "l1lt Mltml StorJ" (dra) '54-&rry Sulhvan -4:30- • ~ "lttrrwill1 Ckdt" (myt) 'S!> Paul Catc>tnltr I WEDNESDAY I ftlll\IM'f n For lllOfnNtl alld lfttrlllCMI listillp, plus. see oAnuu l'llOCUMS. ...... JOlll tollff!Mtfl(t, l(e tlM dty's lllOMs. DAm M£ MOW1£S 11:00 a ~H (wes) '53 Rock Hudson Anthony Quinn. Barbara Hale m "Se• of firm" Concl (d1a) '47-Spencer !racy Ka1ha11ne Hepbur~. Melvyn Oouctas. Robel1 Wal~ti 3:00 (JVl "Str uce 1nd Deadly Ou111rt11Ce" (dta) '74 Robttt Stack, Vera M 1les 3:30 U "I, Menstt1" (SCI h) 12 Ch11slopher lee. Peter Cushing EV•NING e:oo u [Ql (j}) Clll ..... TIM Odd Couplt DU Cl) (ft News u EIMfltllCY 011t D lrOftlide m TIM l rady 8u!Kll CD Str..U tf Sl11 F rancnco @ Of EJrtll I MH fD l..,ittr Wltc~ Continued hom 5PM "Press B11ef1na'' Research tum authof1hH uplain the purl>Q\t of and the eapecllllons for lhe Yoya1e1 I m1uion Photoiraphs and 1nf01mahon obtained so tar from the ~Klatt are leatuted 13)111 .. iHl MltrQn Goftrn111tt1l -6:30-<I [lJ (8J llews Cfm..Wb (!OJ Men '°ffi" $llow tBl LM llKy 8 ~•ry Hutth f2ll TIM .leMf 's Wll4I OJ Ml S«rtbrla ((Ol l'roject Ulliftn• 7:00 8 DBllll llM g TIM lhwlywM Ge111t 11 TIM Jobr'a Wild -~6 Sla Mlllioll SM111 .., s.m.•' Sen 0 ,.., '-trait m La S..• .. C.rMllu e ~lflCIWoo -7:30- • WorW W• II: " Diary 111 S..IO Of ... u s..i..11a • n. o.tiilC """ • ..._TIIJt TtMt UlltaMM ..... G TkTec .... (l))rD)f-fM •AM.·12 @ C.... S) Jll(llllt Wlk~/2' TtllicM ~, ... a c.....sn.11~ 8:00 8 tH) HlMIERE Matrlt•: n. ""' y., lt11$ itrltS f0tum on a r<>un& COUPie latrnc contempomy J>loblems on 1t1e •a• old r0tky road to rom1t1te-the two m11n problems 1>eina the11 cl1stpprov1nr latn1llu L e11h MtClos-ey •nd Cindy Grover stu Cl1udette Nevtns. Stanley ritovar to star D !f3 flll Supertrain "Hail to the Chief'' The leading Pres1denllal candidate is kidnapped !'lllle on board Supertrain and his twin brolher Jhe con a111s1 who master minded lhe captr la~es his place. but the plan eoes awry !'hen he lalfs 1n Ion w11h his bfother's wife Roy lhinnes. Lorena Sw1t. Billy Ba11y and Scoll llfady euest U Uward tllt Kina "Dearest P11nce" Cdward 1s again involved 1n a scandal and ch1llen1es lord Randolph 10 a duel. but Aleaandra remains loyal lo him 0 A NEW SON FOR TOM? * WATCH I IS ENOUGH u ®l rs_ Elpl Is Elloufh "lbe l<1d Who Came 10 Dinner" When Nicholas discovers lhal a new play mate ol his has no pa1ents. the youngest Br adlord decides to bring him 1nlo the Bradford household and make him his new brother 1iJ Mowlt: (2'tr) "What's tltt M•lttr With Hele"!" (dra) 71 -Debbie Reynolds. Shelley Winters m C1rol Burnett I friends CD Mowit: (2hr) "RamfNp" (dra) '63-Roberl Mitchum. Sabu. fin Martmelh (24J TIM Mespeare "'rs fill MlcRellllttim lltPort O)V'INN ~ ~y le.clel\ -&:30-m TIM 0.. Collplt ED The ShabS41ta11 !'lays M You Li~e It This play centtrs around the love t11als and t11bula1tons of brothers Ohver and Orlando and cousins Rosalind and Cella ~elen M1rren and Anc1h11d Reel star 0) Wrestlilla 9:00 U ~ till OM DIY It I Tillle D ~ ta lllowtl lot Ttletisioll: r..-Htre le £ttrllity (2hr) Conclu SIOn Natalie Wood. l¥1lham Oevane. Sim Ra1lsbach, Roy Th1nnM. Joe Pantoliano. Kim Basmaer and Peter Boyle stat Ominous threats ol 1mpend1n1 attack and evacuation oidtrs furthe1 tomphca1e the aheady troubled hm ol "G" Company per sonnet Prew1tl 1s dmtn lo YIOttnl 1even1e lhat 1s certain to affect his hoped lor ca1ee1 1n tht Almy when he sees the inhuman treatment his lr1end Ma11t0 ha5 suffered u a stockade p11soner e AllltriallS '1he Preacher" lh1s J>loCrlm focuses on Ret Humbird. a prucher ol the technicolotical ·70s e m m""" U tl. ~ ltt Ve11S ·every ln1n1 I fMh :. yovna woman. secrelly in love w1lh Dan hna mas querades as a male and eliminates ~dies in whofn Dan sho~ interest m "icllt Gallery ff\ Tiie AMutes -10:30-m CD lifts ~ AllJOM '°' Ttll•pollf 11:00 D U Cl (ll, '21 News D ®i ra I.fl News u "He ... uup O Mtorie; "There's a Girl 111 My Soup" (com) 70 Pew Sellers Goldie Hawn m Tiie 04d Couple m 111t Goodies @ Tur111bout fill Dick Cawelt Show ft) Variedades -11:30-u () [l) Mowies: Tiit Rocktoid files/ ~k D (2]: 0 1 Johnny CarSOll u lwillpt Zont U Cf§) (2f '°'Kt Wo1111n m TIM Gona si-CD Get Smart mi Ulin, Yoe• & You fill Captioned AllC """ 12:00 8) Mfrtcl Hitdlcocl P'rtstnb m MoWietllt'ft -12:30-u Movie: Iii 1'Hu1ore~ut" (dra) .,-Joan Cuwford fohn Garlield Oscar Levant U ®'IB'MMlia 0) lt*ie: ~ "Dinner II Ei&llt" (com) ·33 John Barrymoie. I 1onel 8a11ymore Inn Hallow Wallue Beery. Marie Dressler CD Mo.ie: "The Sl.lwe G11I" !Ora) 4 7 Broderd Crawford honne De ~rlo Geoiee Brent 1:00 D i.2) 'ft Tomorr .. 0 The 1.0¥t uperb -1:30- 0 W111ttd: Dead °' Alm 2:00 f.l llews/Mowie: "GlorJ" {d1a) 56 Marcmt 0 B11tn Charlolle Greenwood Waller Brennan 0 Mo•it : lfll "Unli11ished Business'' !com) 41 Irene Dunnr. Robert Monteome1~. Preston foster U> Gd Smart -2:30-m Mowlt: • "Acliofl in Aubia" (adv) 44 Ceo1ee Sanders. Virginia Brute. Gene Lockhart 3 :00 U Mowit: tif' "Devil's Com1111nd • ment" (sci Ii) '60 Gianna Ma11a tanale Dauo Michaeli~ 4 :00 O Mowit: • "This loff of Ours" (dra ) 4!> Merle Obeton Claude R1int1. Charles lloivin 8) fllowie; -·ni. M111 Wlto Uvtcl Twice" (m~) 33 Ralph Bellamy M~oan Mar.h Ward Bond -4:30-u Mo"e: l)i\ "fitd's Ceuntry" (wes) '46 Buster lluton llobert Lowery Helen G1lbel1 • ) QI) Clllrlie's Altctfs "Teen Anatl" Kris eoes undercover H 1 17 yu r old '" 1 fashionable g11ls' schOOl to f111d oul who stranaled ' 1 c1rl 111 bed and which of !ht l'talthy stllde"ts IS uu51n1 terror on campus • Mm GriffM S... A O..W s..liM SMw -9:30- • <W Tiit ""',.. Gtoret cets uu&ht belwetn his nto1als and his money when his efforts lo mcreale his lake 011 • business deal turn him into an ulfl1kely ne11h· bo<llood hero .,,....~ 10:00 fJ IW VICTIMWO IY • CO" MTlST lAWYUt e ()) (fl) tw 1<ai1nsk1 taeu dis btrmtnl lttlen ht defends Malloy's nephew from a 1obbtry chaiae. If you liked "Dr. Jekyll CJ1d Mr. Hyde:· you'll love this. Peter Cushing co-stars In o new twist on the old closslc of horror. THE J:JO MOVIE I' WEDNESDAY@ ..... ,. THURSDAY MMCtt I hf 11101ai11C 1114 1ftorneeft liltiftcs, ,1use Ht DAYTIME ,R04iUMS. lelow, lor ,.., C01M11lt11tt, art Ille day's lllOtiK. DAYTIME MOVIES 17:00 D "Ylnht '"'"" (rom) '!14-Jefl Chandler, Rhonda flemina. Lu J Cobb m "Wlttlollt Low" (com) 4~-Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Gloria Grahame Lucille Ball 3:00 "l'rtllJ l'oilOfl" (dra) '68-Anthony Perkins, Tuesday Weld, Beverly Carland 3:30 D "The l from 0Mltr St>K•" (sci h) '66-£111 Okada, Tosh1ya Wm k1, Peeo Neat 11v•NING 8:00 D ®l ()}) illl lltws Tiit Odd Cou,ie .. • l3J lltws 9 EmttlftlCY OM D lrOlllide m TIM If a4y 11111<11 II) Streets of Safi f randsco @ H-llitits TllrOll&h the Arts m o..r bsJ l)'(l MIUdt (OJ Onlcniflc Home lnter101s -6:30- (8) lltws ())Cross-Wits ACROSS I Actively encourBCt 5 'O.sirt Un<M1 lhe -9 Ms luplnO 10 PMl's son I 2 Cw1.in ti,,,. (due 15 18 20 21 22 24 n 28 31 32 34 36 37 '39 41 •2 !!UZzt8 answer) Sheff cMVlnc Thrff (Germen) Orevidilft Enero unit Hlchef meth (tbbr ) Mt. Hopper lake or c•n•t =ht unltl ThlY Exams Edition As»m t;llcworm Elrtension To IOI! FllYorl"I plant Af'\I_,., •t ef'\11 OI the Saturday log to ®) Mell Griffin Show m I Low l.llcy ® C..1t""°'1ry HuHh ID MidlMI Jidtoll Show !Bl The ,_.tr's Wild ID EJ CM" (9) Home C..rdtMr 7:00 " .. CJ) • QJl lltws B TlleNewlywMGlmt D ()) Tht .lobr's Wild m dJl a $11 MMlion s Miii II) Sattford & Son (8) F•mitcl':~rit m Th• 11L111rer ••Port m"' Setlofa de ~rdt1111 (9) Hu1Mnitits ThrOllP Ille Am ' -7:30- f) Disco M111< Wild World of Animab D Ill Surch Of U Tht Dllin1 C..mt u Tht Goftc Show SUI le1111y si- 0 fte Tat Doup ®l QJ1 Milch Game PM II) Ad1m·12 ~ lnsipt fID Jupiter W1tcll121 Tonl&hl QI\ lltws \JO llewscllf<k 8 :00 f) 02 The Waltons Ben elopel and brines his new bride Cindy home lo hve on Walton s Mountain but her lifestyle 1s contrary to his upbr1ng1na and creates turmoil amona lhe Waltons D illl 9l Sl'ECIAL leopard of the Wild (I hr) David Ntven narrates this extraordinary true story ol an orphaned leopard whtCh b11daed lhe DOWN 2 l•r1er 3 Asner 4 Sour 5 -the Red 6 French artictt 7 Wtli~r 8 Suftised II Su 1eient (clue to puute answer) 13 Resentment 14 Superlative tell mean1n1 16 Ae~lres 17 B•b le1t fuda• 19 WHI Point student 23 !~roved 26 Fis e~ 27 Wltll I 2 wds ) 29 8e~n ~•1n 30 Wa er ( renctl) 33 Cifcus str~tutt 35 Cut 36 Type of ptint (abbr ) 38 Synttletie lentlu• 40 Coneetnlf'\t "woilds of PIOlected cap1tv1ty and her natural habitat in the wilds of Asia U Movie: (2hr) "l'etull1" (dra) '68-Cforae C Scott Juhe Ch11st1e. Richard Chamberlain U ®' 121 Moll & Mill4y ( R) Mork Goes Pubhc' When Mork discovers Mindy desperately needs money to attend school and a pub hcation 1s otte11na SZS,000 foi proof that aliens walk the earth, he dec10es to turn htmself 1n D Movie: (2~r) "C11ttr" (dra) ·~9-Shlrley M1cla1ne Oun Marlin. Anthony FranclOsa. Carolyn Jones, J01n Blackman m Cuti lllrtttt I Frittldi 0) Movie: (2tlr) "The YISit" (dra) 'S..-ln111d Beraman Anthon~ Quinn. Inna Demick fID 12! Mote The End ol t11e Rainbow" This proaram deals with lhe fact lhat although nuclu1 fusion research 1s called the most d1tticult sc1ent1hc thallenee of lhe century the promise of controlled nuclear lus1on energy beckons like the pot ol gold at the end of the rainbow ID ViYilna ®I Anyone tor TennJ'IOft 1 -8:30- D ~ f2I An11e Morning Alter Aneie and Brad break the news ol t~etr elopement to Theresa who d1so-ns Ana1e and to Brad's snob srster loyce who falls apart m The Odd C011p1e m "' C.r1bin1 dt Ambrosio (8i TurNbout 9 :00 D CI: (fl) Hlweti Fivt·O Stm McGarret1 reluctantly aoes after an e1 cop whom he knows, admues - TV WEEK FEBRUARY 25 1979 and suspects of being the culput 1n a st11ng of murders al Honolulu pimps D ~ ~ QuilKJ Promises to Keep" Quincy's dec1110n to remarry forces him to qurst1on his obsessron with work when he emot1on1lly re lives the traa1c days lead1na up 10 the .. Oeath of his beloved first wife D CJ) ® '11' 811ner Milltr "Identity" Capt. Miller and his hardy band of New York detecttves must deal with an over·worked air trafhc controller try1na to land passenaers m the city s subw1y system, and a zealous lederat aaent attempts to protect an 1nfoim1nt m MtrY Griffin S'- 3 Tht Aae ot U11eertainty fID World Chacha11 My Poor RN lion An inlflllt, -yrt upbnl him about tht Oa1ty strue&le l0t survival in a poor, overcrowded country I he leature s locus 1s e1ahty three ye11 old Chacha11. a proud ma" toiceo to get by on family handouts and menial 1obs Ci) lloches Tapalias Il Asunt of Min -9:30- D ..1 JJ t2f Soap Corinne conMced her baby is possessed by lhe doll sets out to bung her husband T 1m lack from his cave and Burl stes a UFO up close Ci) f'uiones En<tlldidu 10:00 D Barnaby/Murder Stalks • Betty's Sexy Cousin!! 0 ([ (f}l 8'rn1by Jona Trouble v1s1ts Betty Jones 1n the person of her cousin. a cute girt who ha~ become an unknow1na largel of a mysterious killer gan& D ~l Ill PREMIERE Mrs. Columbo .. Murder 1s a Par IOI Game A legendary Scolland Yard delecllve ts cer1a1n he has comm1t1ed a oertect crime when he convinces everybOdy eacept Mrs Columbo hts killing of a waiter was sumde Kate Mulgrew stars · U Collete laslelblll Cahlorn1a at UCLA Bruin$ fJ HOSPITAL ROMANCE • FOR BUDDY-FAMILY U ® 121 hmtly Working at i hospital as a candy st11pe1 Buddy !alls in love with an angry youn& baskelball star who must face the toss of a tee from cancer 0 O)News Q) Nlpt Gallery :J( Alter !tie A1e of Unmtarnty ED P'tnnWs From Heaven 'Beller Thin~ h11Ct This adult musical play continues with Eileen coming pen1 less lo London Arthur •S running an unprol1table record shop when he and Eileen are reunited and dtt1de to run off toeetne1 .so Newscheck -10:30-m Q) Newi r24 Paul 11<.obs & Ille Nuclu r Gtne so footsteps 11:00 8 3 O 'J TO t2t ""' --U in t23 n 11ews O Coffee• 11.ntetblll Stanford at use lro1ans m Tiie Odd Couple Q) The Goodies €D Va11edldes -11:30- D t f2 Movies: M"A"S•H1 Columbo 11 (2S 3t Johnny ~rson D lllshtball/Twili&ht lone U ~ ® <n Starsky & Hutch m The Gone Show Q) Ctt S1111rt ~· Lilias, YOla & You fD Captioned AIC News 12:00 m Allltd HitctKoc• Presents fD Diet Cavttt Show -12:30- " Twilieht ZonttMG-lit: • "lllut Dtnim" (dra) ·~9-Carol Lynley U ~ 10> tt M111nia m Movie: \JI! "UFO" 56 Documentary a> Mowit: ,._ HllMJ & Soul" (dral 41 John G1rlrtld Ith Palmer 1:00 11 (li H TOlllOfrOW O The love uperts -1:30- 0 Wanted: Dead or Alive 2:00 8 Mlwie: "Mrs. Mike" (dr•l 49 Dre~ Po-ell E vtlyn Keyo Cl Mttrt: "The S•11 lln11 s.t." (adv) Basil Rathbont -2:30- • lltw11M .. lt: (tit! "Tiit loSJ" (mys) '!16 John Payne m Mowlt: WI "On 0111etro111 Clfo.M" (mys) ·~ 1-toa Lupino 4:00 G MMit : (M "hh 011t falM s..,• (dra) '49 Wilham Pollftll -~:30- • lllfttJMoftt: "Crm £.uwl, lllltitll" (dra) 31 H 8 W4rnt1 m .... ,.: "lllt Callul Letloll'' {wes) '48 Wilham Cllinll FRIDAY MARCH 2 for mornine and 1ltt1noon listinp, ptme see DAYTIME P'llOGllAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the daJ'S movies. DAfTIME MOVIES 12:00 O "Toy Tipr" (com) ·sr;- leff Chandltr. Laraine Dav m "Woman of Ille Ym" (com) 42-Kalhartne Hepburn Spencer l racy 3:00 M "The Ill& BounGe" (dra) '69-Ryan O'Neal. Leigh Taylor Young lames Daly 3:30 0 "The Reven1e of Franken· stein" (hor) '.>8 Pele1 Cushing. Francis Matlhews EVENING 6:00 D ~ 01 111' """ l ~ T1tt Odd Cou pie D 0 Cl at Nrws U Emer1ency One 0 Ironside m The llr1Cly lllln<h Q) Slrttts of S.n frant1sco 1~ Of Earth I Man ED Freestyle ' The Stoop Part I Denice and her classmates choose ·the chan11ng roles ol women and men 10 society" as the 1op1c ot their newspapers future story Club membe1s take sides over lhe mue ol whether lhetr town 1$ tau or unla11 regard1ne tQual employ menl OPl>Oltun1l1ts IOI both ~exes ~· lM AIM so C.oner~• Outloot -6:30- L3 Qt News ll Cross.Wits ® Mm Griffin Show m 1tove1.ucy tF Bill flloytrs' Journal fD Michael lKbon Show 'fl The Joker's Wild €D u Criada Bien Cnada ISO' l'roject Universe 7:00 o u a ~fl News U The ltfttywtcl Game Cl ll' The Jok11's WiW m (ll at' Sh Millitn S Mtft Q) 5'111•-' Soll ~ ... ,. llllSllfl C-t4y $pe(ial ED MKMtiltlellrtr Report m u SellOll de ~rdenas tR' Farm Diam -7:30- 0 1tt11 st., 11t10M l f Tiie M11,,m D 0111tt r..,., en.oat!=-• <IO Q'' $4tllrts 111 Tk Ttc a> AA111·IZ l2ll All l111tn\ew wltll S.Mtlf Alall Crllltloll I fD Jlljlittr Wltthm TOlllpt ·q """ ({fl Vettf '• """"' 8 :00 a I' Tiit l11Crt4iWt .._. P'art I of 1 two JW1 tp.todt ln1te1>1d ht1dl1nt hunttr lack McGee and 81nncr sulltrtn& lrom 1mnn11 from an earhtt accioent '" the only surv1von of a plant cruh tn 1 remote ~ TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 25, 1979 ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PE RSONALIZED • EASY TO USE • FOR YO U OR A FRIEND ~;; ,;;-,;;: ;o:-~.~11-; ;,,-,.;;1 :,; I;;;-;~ -;.;~;.--;-o, Pilot Printing, Label Div Post Office Box 1580 • 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa. California 92626 Be Sure to Use Your Zlpcode PILOT PRINTING L---------------------.J t '•rr FRIDAY (COfttlnued) aru Banner attempls lo save him sell and carry the 1n1ured McGee lo t1v1hzalt0n as ht lrahts against na lure s elements O 13 3t Oiff'renl Stroh1 Mr~ Garrell s Crms Mrs Garrell v151ts some old h1ends and bteomes d1ssa1isl1td because \ht has nol accomphShed as much as she wanted to rn her hie U Movie: (2hr) "Day of the Wolves" (dra) 71 Richard Egan. Rick Jason. Mitrlha Hyer Ian Murray D (3 \tel' la Malin' It "Somt lh1na tor Ma" When Tommy ~urp11m his mother Oorolh~ w1lh a pa11 ot _ e1pens1ve eamn&s 101 her b111hday lhe tam1ly " overwhelmed b~ h1$ generosity unlrl she is drresled 101 passeu1ng stolen goods t Latin l'ro11Je O Mow1t: (2hr) "Tiit Barelool Contessa" (dra) !14 Humphrey Bogart Ava Gardner m Carol Burnett ' friends U> Movle: 1111 (2hr) "flam1nco Road" (dra ) 49 Joan Crawlord. Oilv1d B11an fD CZ~ 110 Wuhrncton Week C) Vrw11111 -8:30- 0 Bob Hope/hmed 1uests • present 1w1rds to US youth winners in Show Biz. Sports & Heroi.sm 0 :U U SP'CCIAL Bob Hope Amenun Y Ol/1 h h'a rds Sllow Bob Hope 1teogn11ts special conlr1 buhons by a unique eioup ol young American& with gue~I ~ar Dinah Shore Thuleen alhletes lw<rfierou. an arademrc achiever and an enter 1aine1 art honored D 3 10 '~ What's Happen1n1 ·Food Po1sonrn1f Rerun 11ets sock al1e1 ,atrnr at Robs mem a ta.,yrr who maku mrons ot dollar signs dance 1n hrs hn<I. and lites surl aaa1ns1 hrs 11oup's tavonlt hang out e tt""'' ,...,.. m Tiit Odd Couple fD ,lf lO' Wall Street Weel 8) Ed11ardo tt 9:00 U I 8 U .... ie: (lhr) "Day of the Animals" (sus p) 11 Leslie Nielsen Christopher G'.OrRP, I ynd& Day Geo11e. Richard laetkcl Mrchaet Ansara Our to the depletion ot the otone. animals '" a h111h alhtude lo1tst bl'Comr ltrllCro11s1~ au1ns1ve men1K1na tht "°'' nf • (IOUP ot hikers 8 If lD ('9 Mo.ie: (Zllr) "TIM 1My llllt M1flnt" (dtil 16 Jan Mr(hatt V1n(tnl Katherine Helmond Glynnis 0 Conn01 A Young min wh!I hu be~n washtd our of th~ ma11nes u • f11lu1t lr&hts to f)fOYe h1m5'lt ... Mtn Gtiff111 Sllow IN Mtllla ' Hli Mlltit ·I. I our of l11umph" A comb1n11ion perlor mancel do,umentary tollow1n1 lht LA Ph1tharmon1c and conduclor • zub1n Mehta Oii a cruise of the Mcd•ltr11nnn. ind • conctrt •I th~ Hollywood Bowl .... l•r• Tiits .... ~llM . -9:30- • ~Jl t Helle, urry tD nit Attlltty tf S-. Jll L• ...... ~ 10100 8 01 ft SWtttltM "ROStoe. L111bdh •nd tht M C " ~ Sweep ~ ..... stakes' M C ([dd Byrnes) hnally gets an 1denl1ty Hrs name •s Gree and he has a special 1nlertsl 1n one ot the hnahsls Gary Burahoff Susan Stmberc Nrpsey Russell Meadowlark lemon and Jack C.irter star UOO)News m ""11t 1>111ery fD Mnterpie<e Thulle so WortcJ -10:30-m II) News f • Crosstal\ 11:00 U 3 D 10 <29 News II e '2 l3 rn News U lblt Me Lauth D MOYie: W "Another lime, Another P'lau" !dra) SS Lana turner Barry Sulhvan Sun Connery m Tht Odd eoup1e Cl> The Goodies )• llll<k P'erspeclin on tht News ED Dkk Cavett Sllow C) Variedldes -11:30- 0 r 8 12 Movies: The New Avencers/"Snow1ob" (dra) n Iran Claude l\1lly Dan iele Gauberi Chit Polls. Vrtto"o De Sica II )) 3t tollnny Carson U Twiklhl Zont u l 10 " Balttll m The Gone Sllow m Gel Smart 2( Ulm. Yoe1 ' You ED Caphoned Aet Ne"' 12:00 m Juke 8o1 fZ)Non 8) Mcw11/News -12:30- 3 Soap fKlory Disco U Mcwtt: "[~ Tide" (advr 37 Ray Milland Lloyd Nolan U Mo.it: fll "Gifl "' the llun" (dta) 58 [hem lrmbalrsl It rrrn O Brren I dd Byrnu 10 Mcwit: "P'1111( ln lltfflt ,.,,, .. (dra) 71 Al Pac:1no. Kitty Winn m Mo.it : tw "Affair in lltno" (dra) ~ John Lund. John 1..tthtr II) Mo¥1t: "Caff Me Misltr" (mul) ·~I Belly Grable, D•n Dailey 1:00 U '23 tit Midnlelll S,.ci,t D The LM C.pttb -1:30-D W111tM' Detd ti Ni.t 2:00 fJ """ -.: "" ""'"" lht City Sltt,s" (mys ) S6 Dana MdttYt$ ldf luf)fno IJ Mowlt: "AM S-Ille D11k· nm" (d11) 70 P1mrt1 fflnklrn ID Movie: (fll "fllt M111r1111 llind" (com) 41 Judy ltolhd1y -2:30- 11 Mowlt: tllf "Cl_.aHI lllcklkk" (1dv) ~2 -Gcorae Sandm G> Ctt SNrt 3:00 .., ~ "ltmt •• ~ ,.,. .. (wts) ~ Jell Chandler, J~n l und 4:00 • lletie: "lt11t C:..NJ'' (wtl) '34-Jackif Cooper II lilltttt: "fm~ In tltt o..t.;J:r•) '49 Dana Andrews • : "Tiit St11111ltr" (Cl!I) '6l-V1tl0f BllOllO SATURDAY MORNINQ 8:00 0 That's Cit 8 Sunrise Stnmt11 O Commu11itr Feedback m Unlwersrty of the Air -6:30-u Sun11Je StllltSttr O Fabulous funnies U O!iptt (8 N Clauroom D Dmy ' Gohath ib The IM#rse of Our t1111es GI Speak Out II) Infinity f ICIOly fD Captioned Aet News lt hmtly l'ortiait 7:00 U Marlo's M1crc Mcwit Machine 3 110 '9 Scooliy Doo Where Are You II .23 n Yoei's Sl>a<t llacc U Bic Blue Marttlt D Sc.oolly's All·Stars 6 S,a11isll D Tht Hot Fucl&t Stiow m Eltllltlltary "ewi U> Woman Reel to lleal m Yoe• IOI Ht•t111 -7:30-u Ousl}'s Trtthollst U 123 13t Fantastic Four U P1cnetters IJ {_3 t10' 29 fallffKf a The .... , Step 0 The ltM ll1111er m That's (flOVlh U> RomPtf Room fD Ht111 8:00 U t 12 ,..~Hour U (IS llt Go4l11K1 Sllper 90 U Mo•it : w "Cow Country'' (wes) ~3 (dmond O'B11en U t 3 0 0 <2t Superfriendt Cl llolter Superstars m Mowie: (Iii "Mad1111t Curit" (dra) 44 Greer Cancn m One Supertatin 50ltt m 1ns1cti1 4 -8:30-m Souttltr11 C.t1foolll m11ot1 C> Est. n ta Vida 9:00 fJ (f 12 Tiit lup a-.y1-. lllrnner S... Iii W!Mtt In t11t Wor~ Cl) As Wt Ste It ID Movit -9:30- D rD Of' OtffJ O.• e Movie: "Otttrt '"''" (mys) 0 -Burt landsttr. litabeth Scott e 1 at ~·s All.stirs D lhtlt: "WllfllllHttr" (Wtt) !>O Btn Jollft'°"· Joannt Olu ., ... ,.... m CirldtnWt ... 10:00 • ~'1 (Jfl ,,., & .. ""' m -..: • '1htll (llfry" (dr1/ '49 Howard Dutt Mtr1• loitn • O!ICt """ • a..k TV WEEK, FEBRUARY 2!i. 1979 -10:30-u Cl ll TamnlSuper Stwen O Satvrdly 11 QJ Tiie lebons B ]_ fO lt '"'' '111ther Sllow ID NaWitlt Miiiie fD ftelin& Free 11:00 U j_ 10 (1' Wffhncl Spec,111 The Horse That Ploed Cenitr rreld In lhe conclusion al lh1s animated tuture a baseball tum ot hopeless losers winds up lO tilt WO!td Se11es when a hom wrlh a heart shows them ho"" !ht ilnlt IS played D Wof1d Cllamp1onsl11p Tennis m Jacques Cousteau U Buford and Ille Gll!opin& Ghost m FrttSIJlt fl) F 111tina hk0n ~l Collece Buhtbalt WA<. Wold card Game Tea ms lo br annauncrd -11:30- 0 Outcloor1 U l 10 .211 Ame rican Bandstand m Get Smart lS fabulous f UMitS m Julia Cllr!d ' Co. C> MllSIU Colombt1n1 12:00 u .l S,,ct Ac.ad1111y U Voyace to Bottom of the Su D The East Side ~Ids m Soul T11ln 12 Bir Blue Marbtt QJ T1run fl Ironside 2• Colltemporary Health ID fattier/Son World Tennis Cti.~19/Jup4ter Watch @D Walter Mercado fO ~tn1 of Min -12:30- 0 t i 12 fat Albert D On Campus U ( 3 Hollywood Teen 10 Ditco 10 at Shall.I lla 1:00 u J \lt Ar\ ti r 3" Journey to Advtnhire II (tf r>t 11.tJ Hill Citrus Classic final round com1a' from lht Bay ttrll Country Club and lode, 1n Ollanoo na u Tiie lit valley ......... , 10 AlllNls AllHMb at Tiie Outn lilllih Q) Mln:llS ~ flt' lolllflU U> Dollde Tlfmilll ti C.tnlno ltf Tiit Allltrl<l11 Story -1:30-• Cl (IQ JO Minutn T9'1C •C......,S..., -~c. .... tlO ... : ~OM 1Mdrt4 ltifln" (wes) 69 B\lfl Reynol<l5 ~• r..ii, rt111a1t 2 :00 8 Yt,t! Dell'! le Af'*! Hu111011st Slan frtbtr1 a~art with thrre ran~ llUPptl cl1ar1etuJ to show dlfldrtn •"'"' 1>tll111d teara-1eat •nd 1ma11 111ry~and how to dtal wrth them -(JI\ a..,..... ,.... ...... O The Winners CI Movie: tJr ""tll't llitchen" (dra) '39-Ronald Ruean Q) lllialon Impossible [t Movie Cl) .loM W1111t Clluia fD The U.S. ll1tloNI Indoor TeMis Clla111pionslli,s Semi lrnal covmge from lht Racquel Club tn Memphis 0) fvtbol fnternKional tq American Gowernmtnl -2:30- 0 It Tlkn All lltnds O IU Collete Basketball California at USC O ('9 WO!kl Series of Auto Racina Covmee of the lnternahonal llace ot Champt0ns lrom M1ch1gan lnlernaltonal Speedway D11vm include A J royt Al UnStr and Tom Sneva amonc other lop d11vers lf World Cltampion\liip Tennis 3 :00 U Family film Festin i U Movie: t!f "Walk me I Draaon" (dra) "60 Mel lorme. Q) Movtt: ~ "Out of Ille Past" (dra) 47-Kir~ Douglas lane Greer )~ The ~· ot Uncuuinty JO Otsi1nlna Homt fnteri0ts -3:30-u r J fJI Sports 'Specl1cwfar Gymnas1s compete in 11ar1 one ol the Mardi Gm lnv1lallon1I lrom Baton Rouee La also coveraer of the South Alrte1n Grand Pm U $" O' i}i Profusional Bowlers Tour Features !he $100.000 Ftrtslone 721 Clm1t from lhe Western Sunset Bowl tn M1am1 Fla i)l SPECIAL Hawaiian Music AWJrds lhe th11d annual awards program presented by lhe Hawa11an Mu&IC Academy 4 :00 IE Mowtt: )II' "lh11 fhorpe-Afl A111erica11'" (dll) ~I -Burt lancultr Charles 81Ckford <ff lntroduc1n1 liolo&Y EV•NING 8 :00 0 U 12li QJJ News D Mowit: (lllr) "The Sheriff of fractured Jaw" (com) 59 Jayne Mansfield. llennelh More l[ Star Tre• [}\ Htt Haw IE Movie: (2hr) "Voy11e lo the Bott°'" ol the Se•" lsc1 f1J 61 - Waller P1deeon Joan r onlatnt Zt Rtbop -6:30- 0 J 0 18 l)t News U Macy Tyler Moore 121 llKk "istory Special ff footsteps ~ Candid Clmer1 l}O' John Clllawa7 lntervlm 7:00 O The ,rice ts lll(hl CI" EmtratnCJ One U $1.91 Beauty Show O Eytwitnesa LOI Anttlts II Cl Tiie Unknown W11 ® That's Hollywood m LAWRENCE WELll'S • hhoe M11slu l Special m JI lJ 'fr The Lawrence Wt,. Show 21 N11111 Thtt Tune 1• Once Upon 1 Clawc fD '1tilae lreaV Juplle1 Watch 0) Boa de Mexico 1W Grand Ole Opry-1'111 I -7:30- 0 2 on the TOWft O '10' f1mHy feud U Mitch Glrnt ,M .U Tiit lllu1111tts 114 Conarts110NI Outlook 8 :00 o ,a 12 Movie: (Zh•) "Across the Gttal DiYMlt" (adv) 78 Heal her 24 After the Ap of U11Ctrtainty tn l•vt fr°'" Ille Crarld Ole Opry I Top counlry stars pu1form from Qpry Rattray Mark Hall Robe11 logan land (Pledgt break will ••r clllrtnR Ct!orge Buck r1o .. er Twelve year the progiam ) t-old Hotly Sm11h and her eighl year m Ttft·Rtvista Otportiva old brother Jason hnd lhemselves 1n ,rojecl Univtm alone 1n th~ w1ldt1ness when their grandfather dies and then hued aSSlgns him to ..orl. on lltt school oaper and no one is safe onct EPSletn proceeds to turn the tabloid 1n10 a yellow tourn1l1s1 ra~ <ll" Sneak hmews m ,te4ae lru~/ltWt from lht Gnrld Ole ()pfy II Country artists rnclud1ng Roy Aculf SI.refer Davis M1nn1e Pea1t and Barbara Mandrell, are scheduled to appear at the Grand Ole Opry Housr 1n Nashville. Tenn 9:00 O tl ~f The RocUord files (2hrl "Nevri Send a Boy l\1ng 10 Do a Man s Job' Rocklord and his lormrr pro1ege Rteh•e Brodetman pull off a g1gan1tc confidence game .. h1le recouping losses sultered by Rrchoe s oa1ents al the hands of an unmupµlous businessman an!). enlrepftneur Dennrs Dugan Robert Webbtr. Kim Hunter Harold Could and Gary Crosby auest u C3 u:o-llJ The LOH Boal funny""' Valrnllne slamng Samantha Eu11 Wall Flower starring Patty Dworkin and lanr Lasky and A Home Is Not a Home slamng [ltnor Donahue and Warren Berlinger Q) "tt Hnr ill Austin City l.11111ts ED Ml Duke Charibn 10:00 O .-f2 To bt An-nctd U Collea• luhtb1ll UClA at Stanlord O r (m-Jt fantur Island In Ghostbreaker a 11m1d men (Ken Berty). delerm1ned to prove ghosls ex1s1. finds IPrtor awa11tng h1m as he st'eks 10 lulhll his lanlasy Annette r un1cello also stars and 1n Bulhdav Party a woman (Jan rt Leigh I vearos to see the 1lltg11tmatr twins (One of whom is no.. 1 troubled fn1mer loolb~ll playr1) she 11avr up 101 adop1ron years belorr Skye Aubrey Chmtophe1 S1onr Larry Slorch members ol the Rams and c~ch Ray Malavu1 also star Q) Don111 farao Show IE Colllte '2( World ED Curro li1111nez 1ff' Sip Promo -10:30--4:30-hand runs olf airer robbin& them o At One With Toeether they mot then way 1cross fDm ~ 1 • l F h rv WEEK FEBRUARY 25. 1979 Q) MOfie: • '"A Thouund Clowns" (com) 6S-l•son Robards Jr Barbara Harrts Marlin BalQm ~a~11~~~·:.1 ·~~~~:A~~~:) 175 m The Goodies 1J Adlm·l2 H "°'' ff MOWlt: lit' "The Glocy l 1111de" \dral 53 V1t101 Mature lrr Marvm. Neundrr Scourby -11:30- 0 Movie: "Sons of bht Udtr" (wes) 6S John Wavnr Oun Mallin Martha Hyer 3 Mcwlt: "Whtie Wrich Doctor" tdra1 SJ-Susan Havv-~rd Rootrt Mitchum V.allft Slt1al O 21 )t Sllurd1y N11hl lm u Movie: "Tltt Hone7 Pot" (COml 67-Re• Hamson Susan Hay ... ard Clllf Robertson O Movre: ··Shoes of the Fislltr· man" Pall I (dral 68 Anlhony Quinn Sir Laurenet Ohv1er J Movie: '"" "A Thouund Clowns" team) 65 Jason Robard1 Jr Barbara Harns Marlin Balsam g Movie: "Thulre ol Dull!'" (mys) 66 ChrrsloOhtr lre 10 Movie: '1tll Them W~lit Boy Is Here" tdral 69 Robert Redlord IE The Roo<s -12:30-m Movie: "Inn of tllt frlflllened People" (horl 12 Joan Coll1n1 1:00 II lt Roe• Concert Q) Movie: .. "lady luck" (tOml 46 Rnberl Ynung rran~ Mor~an 1:30- 0 The ~venlure11 2 :00 0 T'1kabeut U "e•s/Mottt: 111 "Shadow Man" (mys) SJ Cesar Rome10 U Mowie: 111 "ShdO• ot • Doubt" (my~) 43 Joseph Collen &> Movie: • "U ndtrtover Gui" (dr1 \ SI Ale11s Smith Scoll Brad~ 3:00 QI Movie: \W "Ahndon Ship" Cora) ·51 Mai ZclltrhnR -3:30-u Movie: .., "The Bil Caper" «dial 'S7-Rorv Calhoun Mal\' Costa !li Morie: "1111111 fy" (dr•) · 11 lht Rocky Mountain~ 10 Oreeon lo · t I' ru / twe rom 1 ' D.tvtd Carradine Keilh Carradine cf~1m 1 farm they hawe rnhe11t1d ~;~110: ~flOfPIJ 4 :00 1:24 Of Earth & M111 U <lJ' r)f CHiiis CHP BMX g Ntwstlllowtt: "Tht ftttr n li1t¥lt: ''Wiien Michael Ciiis" Alter htS son IS 1n1u1ed tn I mo101b1k' 11 :00 Alt1<k$" (dra) 6J Roatr lt~n1n ldra) 71 Mtehaet Oouelu accidenl Ser Getrm aets 10 know o f a OJ News 0 Mow: 111 "Tiit Sloth " (dtat 5:00 fJ hople's Corner U Stir T,._ D (l "\ 1.H Wt Workl ol S,Wts Coverage ol Woifd Cup S~11ne ltom • lake Placid. Ne .. Yor~ w1lh lop lo bottom cove1a1e of the Women' Oownhlft, th, Mrn s Oownh1ll ~nd t~e Men's Cttnt Slalom T Wtndtf Woml1I D MIMI: •flle Lnl S.trrr (aO•) "67-Sltwat1 Cran1er Kaz Carn iil """ • "'-It: "Tiit 04ltNe 11,.•· (Ora) 73 Jtan Louis T11nhtn1nf 2 """"""' m 01tc1 ,..., -5:30-• "" sn.ooo ,,,, • ., ...... (ftl lMI~ .. ~ (tf n.. let ., ..,.. o~~..._~ and •Or~ with $Olllt 01 the hOllbltd IJ (f 10 IJfl llns 5~-JOSt Ferrer June Allyson ne1ehborttood kids M11c C1lp1n and .-----------------------Roberl Pine guesl U Movie: ~ (2hr) "Sin• the lis111mk" (d11) 60 Kennelh Mort 01n& Wynter 8 1 tl01 (2f Otlta "9uM "The Draft'" When D D1y ts dr~hed Della Houst $larts 10 tall •11a11 u rl$ wild and wonderful members quarrtt •nd movt Olll much lo lht dtltilll of Ot1n Woime1 and lht Clafly Omeen wtlO planned thf cnltre hasto D llhtlt : ()hr) "Alm11•t1 the "Mt" (di•) ·~6 Rrchard Burton Fredric Marth Claue B!ooln mu,..,.,.,~,. ll)ltMllllfMC1111ia O~ T 111111yJ wr Owt f ""1 -8:30- • "1 0\ ff W1ko1Rt '"'· !lotter · the Sweat Smell of Sucetss When £psletn ICIOIS up hr$ JOb i$ school pro1ecl1on1$I. Woodman ..... " TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 2.5, 1979 Dhct ......... ,... 1• ,_ .... 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