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87 PlllUP a08MAIUN ... ...., ........... ly u fall, ~. by a new, far
.. ,.. ~ batch ot requlal~
tbat wUI rettrlct 1tudent1 ln
U..lr cbake ot clalaes to 11Uafy
breadtb nqu.lrementa.
S l '91 t Al SP I·: ( ' I t\ I . Tbe new system includes no distribution by scboolf, u does the existing one6' but does restrict students rrom takina more than three courses witbln
their major prosram to sat.lit y
the breadth requirement.
qulrementl la another de
from curreat pracUce. w cb al
lows a student to pick any
course offered, so loQf aa it
meets the 6-3-3 school rule. Som&
students claim the new nqu.ire·
ments are patronl1ln& an
elitist, coercive and Inflexible.
Declartni that l.bere are •tu·
dents wbo araduat from UC
I r Y l D
without hav.
lnl lea.med to
wrlte a de· cent Enall1h
aentence, pro. It (HIOl"I there
} have voted
stricter
educ allon11l
requlremenb
ror under
1raduates. itOtMA•••
• By a 20-lS vote, the repreaen."
tallve auembly or the faculty
senate abolished the exlstlna
basic unlve.rslty requu-ements,
r called breadth requirement.a.
They will be replaced, as eat·
Breadt._ requirement• ar f:~nee =~ a 1tudent'a '11•
-..'11 • ~!PJJet:ed throu1h •
v61t =ta re 5'7t·member fa , action or th re • UMmbly l1 rlnal, •cao t.d umvtnlty otndal•
T'* UCJ . profeuora 1ee th Ir
ac40D u rdltctint a nationwide
treed.
They note that faculUe at
Stanford and llarvard and other
U.S. l.Dltltulk>OI or bl1her learn
ina are complalnln1 that atu·
denu aren't 1etUn1 a broad
baaed Ut)etar art.a t'ducaUon.
There Is a aeneral concern.
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they 11,y, that today's science
1radu1tes can neither speak nor
write well and have a limited ac·
qualnlance with rorel1n
lan.iuotcet, whereas English ma·
Jora know almost nothing or
1clenllfic meth<>dology.
Since the UC Irvine campus
opened In 1965, Its breadth re·
qulrcm nll compelled a student
to take at least 12 courses out·
11dt' bis or her major.
Slit courses are la.ken In one or
the five basic achools. Biolo~cal
1clences, fine arts, bumamties,
phys ical sciences, social
sciences
Three couri1es each are taken
in two other schools.
Beyond proving English com·
poslllon proflclency at high
1chool level by pa11ln1 an exam, '
or, lf falling It, taking Subject A,
known unpopularly as "Dummy
l!;ngllsh," no writl.ll,g course11 are required.
The new requirements ap-
proved by the faculty senate
Thursday include three courses
in writing -two at the lower
division level, In the freshman
or sophomore years, and one at
the junior level.
Three courses each also are
required ln the natural sciences;
social and behavioral sciences;
humanistic inquiry; foreign
language, linguistics, logic.
mathematics or computer science.
Specific cou.rsea that will be consid~red appllcable toward
the breadth ~uirement are to
be chosen by a Committee on
Educational Policy.
The CEP will consist or nine
voting members: One trom each
or the degree granting schools or
programs <a sixth scbool , or
engineering, separate because it
is a professional discipline; pro.
grams are in computer science
and .social ecology), and one
representing UCI students.
The method of selecting only
certain courses as prospective
satisfactions for breadth re·
Molt professors assert that if
they are forcing student& to dQ'
anytb.l.ng, it Is to get a good.
batlc education.
Linda Mills, student body vice
president for academic affairs,
characterized the requirements
as "an attempt to control stu.
dent input" into their own
educational decisions.
She called the requirements
"arbitrarily assigned" and de·) pendent upon the "whims" of
the CEP. "They represent," sbe
said, "the paternalistic, elitist l
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VOL. 72, NO. 63, 7 SECTIONS, 104 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A ~UNOAY, MARCH 4, 1979 TWE.NTY-FIVE CENTS
!Mondale Asks Cahn ·on Gas Rationing
on autos for commuting, such as
Los Angeles.
Washington to sacrifice its na·
tional security to sign a peace
treaty with Egypt.
LOS ANGELES <AP > -
I Americans s hould not worry
t about reports that the federal
government may impose a str-
ingent gasoline rationing pro·
II gram, Vice President Walter
M ondaJe said Saturday.
He said the United States still
has •·a dicey situation" in re·
gard to reliance on Middle East
oil and should be prepared for
sup.&>Jy ~utba<iks. · ·
'"We .need to have tbJs kind or
' a\ithqrity in place so that if we
have 1o move swiftly we can,"
"We will do tbis in tbe way
that hurts the least," he said. MondaJe fielded questions on. "The purpose of the~e talk~ is
topics ranging from excessive not to p~ure Israel mto dom~
ooadaea. - -
federal paperwork to the Middle so.methang which she doesn l
East peace negotiations in a thmk she should do. And we tak~
4l>·m nuCe ques tlon-an -answer -the same a~proach with Egypt-, "Do not look on those regula.
Uons as it they are going to be
implemented -now or hopeful· ! ly ever," Mondale told 450 city,
county and local school officials
in a question-and-answer
session
Mondale was asked if the
tederal, government would make
an exception to the reported two-gallons-a-day gasoline limit for
areas that are highly dependent
session with Los Angeles-area Mondale satd
public officials. "There is not an American
He repealed promises that the plan. We are not pressuring
United States would not pres-either side lo accept an
sure Israel in current talks in American plan," he added.
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1979 SHORTAGE .
APRIL-SEPTEMBER
OPTIMISTIC
IRANIAN EXPORTS RESUME
PESSIMISTIC
NO IRANIAN EXPORTS
Reduetions Drilled
Remember Oi'l, (;QB Cutbacks of 1973? -. . ..
If every American motorist would save : . il ltf~ln exports are nol resumed.
just one gallon or gasoline a week it wouJd ., i i!' e will be forced to cut our consump·
help this nation survive the oil crisis created ~·· tiod 1 4 bercent. :· be said. "Cutbacks of this
by the political situation in Iran, Chevron ex-r,ma de. 4 tt:o~ld. f.occe some economic
ecutlve Kenneth W. Haley states. .) . ·~o~. v · , •
Haley, who Is assistant manager ,,t .t.e.~,· )>, llen~1ifi tranian. exports resume and
Standard Oil's economics department, urgt<l ~ti\te ~ !milliqn barrels a day by the end or
oil and gas consumers to again use the cbrt·, 1j"tbe t 'MMt;s1~lJ 11JlPPlY will remain at
servation measures they practiced 1 at •. t1* ·~~·a · ~ ~to~ ~eylously predicted de·
heightoftbeArabollembargoin1973. t • '" \ t tr[ , Y,$ "'J J , •
Haley said the closing of the Jrabiib'<t.f 'J oe ~11,llave to be held at last
pipelines represents a Joas of 10 percent oT:ufe-f 4 Y • • ' ., ~lllned. Careful driving,
West's oll supply. Actually, be said,~ tlle'lf •• < .~cuttlng ,down on lighting and
shortage a. only about 5 percent because r1rn '~bin1af sb(>pping trips are con·
other Arab oil exporters have increased pro·, : ser a ures~ that could bridge the
ductioa and export.a. gap. ' ' '
Haley warned that the shortage will pow Wblle lbile)' analyzed the oil crisis at a
to 7 percent of normal demand this summer (8ee8110aTAGE, Page.U>
WORLD CRUDE OIL SUPPLY
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'Stllr' Fall
ligh(s Sky
A bright, bluish-white object
which streaked across Southern
~ Cali!omJa skies about 11 p.m.
Saturday was a meteor which
probably st ru ck ea rth
somewhere i n the Mojave
Desert.
Thousands of Southlanders in·
eluding many on the 0Hnge
Coast saw the so-called falling
star.
Authorities said accounts or
the meteor were pretty uni.form,
exce,pt for that or a Garden
Grove man who swore whatever
it was landednextdoor.
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MONDA ... ES ENTER LIME1.IGHT AT BEVERLY HILLS 8AIH
Vice President Expf•lned G•• A•tlonlng, C•rter Move•
'Good Soldier' Talks
Convicted Hit Man Calls Partners 'Weak'
By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of tM D•llf ..._I._
He's a convicted hit man and, according lo
his extensive police record. he's one or or·
ganized crime's "good soldiers," a man who'll
do as he's told. even when that means a prison
term.
Jerry Peter Fiori, once or Huntington
Beach, Is serving what's left of a nine-year
prison sentence for killing a small-time crook
named Stephen John Bovan in Newport Beach.
But in leaving behind bis six co-defendants,
Fiori also had some reflections about his one·
time partners -and adversaries -in the com·
plex case that marked an end to a reign of criminal enterprise including kidnap and extor·
lion fueled by a multi-million dollar drug smug.
gllng ring.
Fiori's thoughts were revealed in a pre·
sentencing report prepared by the county
ProbaUon Department.
According to the document, trouble is
nothing new for Fiori. Born Jerry Peter Sorren-
tino ln Brooklyn, the son of a bar owner, he's
Peace Talk
Hopes Dim
played a cat-and-mouse game with the law roe
2()years.
Sometimes he'd win. Like the five years be
stole cars rrom the parking Jots or every major
. race track on the East Coast. The 500 bot cars
he sold off included more than a rew1taken-w.ith
their owners' blessings as part of an insUJ"a,nce scam.
The report recommended the maximum
term noun, there was "• high degree of
viciousness' in the way Fioo killed Bovan.
Tbe report also stated that Fiori "candidly
admits hi.a involvement in organized crime"
and concluded "there ls little doubt that this
52-year-old defendant will ever sever his criminal
connections."
Fiori's life story Is told in 13 pages chroni·
cling his crime career along with more mundane
Information, such as the ract that he doesn't
smoke or drink and says he's never posaesjled a
gun.
The heart or the report is the narrative of
the events leading to Bovan's killing in October
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respondent reports from the bat·
Uefield. Page A9.
WASJUNGTON (AP> -Tbe
U.S. peace drive appeared
Saturday to be nmninl out of
steam u braeU Prime Mlniater
Meaaebem Belin 1ave no alp
of Yieldinl to E1yptiu treaty
demands that hive the auppe>rt
or PrMldent Carter.
DUD TALKS STaAIGRI' -
Newport Beach superstar John
Wayne drops tough-guy lmqe ln
interview for ABC Barbara
Wallen Special to be aired
Marcb 13. She also tells trauma
of her network switch, ottradsm
by auociatea and 1ubsequent
notea of encoura1ement from the Duke, who reveals his soft
streak. Pqe 88.
aBNT OR SELL -Once you
decide to move, it's time to con-
sider whether to rent or sell the
old homestead. An authority
tella the advantages of findin& a
tenant, and how to 10 about in· •W'inl a happy leue. Paae Cl, 1
After a Sabbath breQ, Belin
plllllDICI to joln Carter at the
Wblte Bouae for dinner with
tbelr wtvaa. and then tbe tblrd la
a ....... ot IO-far futile meetlao.
8eel'IW1 of st.te C11'U1 ll. vuce ad odMr u1 adYllerl baH prepand for Carter a
number of undl1cloaed and bl•blr ......... Ideal tlaat ...., hope..._ ............ ,....
V .I. ottlcl•I• declined· to ·~ Of .... dltalll Ud ... mid~ about tbe coune
of &H .....,UatioM .
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POOll llA.N'8 P8YClllAftY -ror ._. at &be Caravan Tea
Gardea, a tarot rellder wW re-solve .U eclllftlet.I ud cleliYW
.......... And tbe line to pt la ii
.... All Alloeiated Preu Nl*t
delcrible tbe ..U.'1 INWllll tn--• tbe oenlt. .... Al.
PSM:S coaN WU -!be P...,.....,.....,. ...... r .s.-...s, wtab'd>M to lprud tnn ..
q1dllty ... -tM Wiid'• poor rs embrolled 111 a ftlld .,.,
IOall. An Alloclated PNl8 CCII': . ...
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S~QHAI. Chlna <APl W
MlcUll Blum nlbal 1\.ood qu.lel
IJ ror • 90CIM'nt Sat-urdl.Y In t~ llay ,...yard of No. H Chuaan
Roa4.,;tall one·tlm• home ln
Sba•t••l 'a former Jowlab 1b•M~~ A1 1\1.s. aecretary or tbr
tre...,. Blumenthal'• otnclal
dut .. wtr. over on thla vlalt to
Chlaa. fie w11 achoduled to
leavit ,_ Tok)'O loday and then
WaMI~ 11\tr nloo da)'I of
tradeaHt1 •nd fltun cl•I
neaoU1llon1 with Chloue
leadera ln Pekln1.
But before leavln• China. b'
aald be wanted to revisit W<i
t>rowded dty ~lh 11 million ln
hatWta.nta and aee the placoit
where be bad lived H a boy
Nol all th memorlea were
pleaaanL
"I feel that It '1 • long road
r,om here." said Blumenlhial. it!>
he stood In th~ t'OUrtyunl lie
lJVed 1D Sb&nghau from 1i39 unUl
1~7
ll1unenthal Tell Horror
Of Japanese Confinement
Blumeet.bal, b1I fat.Mr Md ala
ter bad Uwd 1t U.. MdNN ln •
two-room apartment la a urrow
buUdina t.bat bouaed 1a.at ao
other Jews.
Tho ~1tory bouH waa in
tb 1hetto where lhe Japaoe.c
confined 11,000 Jew1 durlna
World War II. Motl of the resl
dent•, tncludln• tfte Blumtn
lbal1, bad ned N .. 1 Germany,
but their yeara ht Shan1hal were
lllltd with extreme poverty.
perHCUllon and hummauon.
Blumenthal, who came to the
United &.atee in lt4'7, worked his
way up to lbo chalrmanablp of
Bendix Corp. and II now a
nulhonaire and head ot the U S
Trel•UJ'Y, Lakea pride 10 1u.rvtv·
1ng the ordeal.
He 111d a waiter ht knew ln
the 1betto became one of it.a ad·
mired nnd reapected leaders,
while a man who had been a pro-m I nent .,dllor had "gone lo
plec •" Blumentl)al led reporter• to
the two 1mall aapartmenll where
hl1 family flrat lived al 51 Rue
de Orouchey aand nearby at No.
95 Rue Maresca
Aloof tho way, he stopped at
1ma l 11 hopa and aalted
merchant.a the prices of various
1iood1. Ilia family bad to gel by
on ~ a month, he said.
Al rint be didn '\ see any shops
be r emembered , but then be
i.poll6d "Harbin's Bakery" a.nd
a Ru111an orthodox church. The
bakery was vacant and one wall
Chinese Withdrawing?
BANGKOK <AP> -Cblna 's
invasion force in Vietnam, hav·
Ing captured the key provlncuil
capital of Lang Son, was prepar·
ing Saturday for a cease fire and
w ithdrawal back across the
Chinese border, Japanese re-
ports from Peking said.
The timetable for the reported
Driver Hurt
In Collisio1i
A Huntlngton Beach boy was
gravely hurt Saturday when hls
car rammed an abandoned vehj.
cle. catapulting it otr a Santa
Ana Fr~way embankment and
eventually crashlng down on Its
top.
Kurt Vanderlinde, 16, was llst·
ed In crttlcal condlUon at Santa
Ana-Tustin Communlty Hospital
with massive he ad Injuries,
nursing supervisors said
Investigator s s aid Van
dcrlinde changed lanes In his
small foreign car , but veered
toward the shoulder and struck
the disabled plckup-sedar from
the rear
pull-out plan waa unknown, Viet·
nam reported conUoued fllhliDI
and claimed vtctorlea on lbe bat·
tie fi eld Saturday.
would en•bleJ.hem to_pull out."
The Ban1kok aourcea bad first
conllrmed the capture of LanJl
Son. 80 miles north of Hanoi and
11 miles south or the Chinese
border.
Japan's Kyodo news service
quoted an unidentified Chine1e
official In Pekin• aa aaylng
China's Central MUltary Com·
mittee had decided to order a
cease-fire, lhou1h he did not say
when it would ao Into effect.
Broken Wheel
Clips Wings Citing an Informed source in
the Japanese Foreign MinlJlry,
Kyodo later reported that the
Tokyo government had Inform a ·
tion indicating the Chinese also
intend to withdraw lbeir troops
from Vietnam. Again the timing
was unknown.
A private pilot's plan for a
t wlllght ntght on om.• uf L979's
first spring-Like Saturdays never
got ore the ground at Orange
County Airport and it's a good
thing It didn't.
Foreign ·Ministry oftlclall In
Tokyo could not be reached to
confirm the Kyodo report.
Orange Count y S he riff's
Department deputies at the busy
airport said the Cessna 150 was
slowly taxiing into position for
takeoff about 5:30 p.m . There waa speculation among
a nalysts ht Ban1kok that the
capture or Lana Son. which bas
been confirmed by West.em in·
telligence aource1, may be uaed.
by Peking as a face-aavlng move
prior to th~ withdrawal of its.
troops.
Kyodo's Japanese source said
the fighting near La ng Son was
part of a ''Chinese e ffort to
create a military situation that
Suddenly. to lbe unidentifted
aviator's chagrin, one of lbe
aircraft's wheels fell ore and the
plane lurched to a halt.
Investigators said damage to
the plane was minimal, adding
it wa!'I extremely fortunate the
wh eel broke when it did, not dur-
ing a high speed takeoff run or
upon landing.
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FIORI ... I
im and Flori's analysis or the players caught
up in that murder.
Finl there is the group be calls "The
It1U1na," which included himself, a friend
n a med Anthony "Blg T ony" Marone -
Marone'• aon. "Llllle Tony." and his son-in-law
Raymond Resco -a nd a man named Frank
Ro11l. They were originally brought together to
work for a aroup of Hare Krishna devotees who
ran a Newport Beach investment firm. Marone. Jr. and Resco also face charges in
Bovan'a alayln1. Senior and Rossi are witnesses
and Rosal baa been granted immunity from
prolffulioo for his testimony.
Roui emerges from the report as the brains
behind a "bleed both ends" scheme lbat had
"The Italians" victimizing their employers.
Fiori aald Rossi intended to take money for
a murder contract on Bovan -in retribution for
Bovan'a lddnapplng of Alexander Kulik, one of
the Hare K.riahna devotees -but be intended to
let Bovan "continue In bis buainess."
Flori, 'Who had a band ht ranaomln& Kulik,
noted that it wasn't unW his trial in November
1978 that be learned that Roesi somehow bad
pocketed $20,000 of the $100,000 paid for Kulik's
release.
In the report, Flori said he considers Big
Tony "a weak person" because the senlor
Marone, a relocated federal witness, "was pre·
pared to lesUfy against bis own son" and
because Marone senior Oed Orange County dur·
ln1 the beicht of the Bovan murder lnveatiga·
Marone'• two youn1 relation.a, Little Tony
and Relco, appear to be the object.a of Fiori's
panintal concem. Accordlnl to lbe report, be
baa three sons and a daugbler about the sam e agea to whom he feel• "very cloee." "The defendant atatet that he admllted to
the ldllinl becauae he wanted to aave the
youn1er co-defendants,'' the niport says.
The other •roup of defendanta, the Hare
Krlahnaa, include Kulik, his wife Elsie and buai·
nep partnera Joe Fedorowkai and Jde Davis.
THRH REAIONI TO CONSERVE
Independent Price• tn Laguna
tiori, the report at.at.ea, ls very bitter about
the Hare Krishnaa because be felt they were 10· tn• to Mt·up "The Italian•" for a narcotics ar-rest by Dlantlna drul• on them.
JDdlviduall"y, and •• a group, Fiori dis·
ml11e1 them as "weak." I
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As for the murder, Fiori inaists there was
DO plot to kill Bovan, no contract for his life.
f'lort, armed wilb a tmm automatic and a c·
eompuded by Little Tony and Rueo, cor1*'ed
Boven 1D the parkin1 lot of a Newport ~acb
r .. taurant jual to talk about a bad batch or co-
calne Boven had IOld lbem.
'SHORTAGE •••
recent marketlnc conference, Chevron
1eneral mana1er Marlon M Smttb an·
nounced hit company•a plans to allocate
suollM to lta dealen and other wboa..ale
cuatomen.
"We can only hope lhat the need for
f HoUne alloc1Uon l1 temporary, 11 Smltb
1akl. And be W'led dealera who must coatend
1'9'b the form of rattonlD• to kMp the In·
ter11ta of the motorist before them if and .. wbea lbl1 l4Juat operaUnt houri at tbett •ta· UoDI.
Smltb uld pan ot the probla9 hu bMD
o( &aeru repl.UOU wbleb
CM•roa'• wbol•al~MOll• prtoea ..... of oUMtr ........,. ....
But rtori aald tt was Boven who backed him
UJ» a1u.t a truck and hm1ed at him. Ptott 1ud be tired once, then a1at.n ht self
def eue. The seven other 1bota that hit Bovan be
H1' he doesn't remember flrlnl. Explainlnl UM lhootinl. be aald tt wu all a
blur from whfcb be can only recall rearinl ror
hll Ule ... If I bad bllnk-4 an eye, I would have
been dead," be ny1 ln lbe report.
B.P. Youth Succumbs
A lulna Park routb wbo twabllcl from a
pldup truck In a frantlo effort to pnYeDt •
...,. .. from falllU out ol tM mcwila ftlaide
11119 dQI qo dlM or Illa IDJurtll SaturdaJ ....
Corr WaH1, "' IUIOUmHd at Wiit Aa1..._ Com-at; -la191tll Ill 1:11 p.m., ae-
....... tM ONmll Olllt.r Carlllf'I om...
..... .. .... • ., lllt lAlle Cl:J ... -
111111 ... a •tr1UHJ •
ot the churc h bore Chinese
cbaract.n 11yio1. "Loni live
tt\• Commw\lat Party." 1
Ht took rtPOrt.er1 wltb him as
he traveled In a amall bus to the
former Jewilh 1hetto contained
In ool)' u city blocka.
Hie family waa moved Int.a the
ahetto ln lMZ. The Japanese in·
v ad era of Chlna were being
uraed by their Nazi allies to kill
the Jewa, Blumenthal sald, but
they re!Uled and confined them
to 1bettoe u a compromise.
He walked on until he was
near the apot where he said U.S.
warplanes o nce bombed a
crowded market place. killing
Chinese and Jews allke. The
secretary aald be was a hospital
volunteer and helped carry the
dead and wounded to a nearby
city Jail for treatment.
"I thJ.nk I've had enough," he
said suddenly. "I've seen all
the re is to see."
Turnina abruptly. he left, cut·
ting short his tour
'Pole Farm'
Fire Leaves
Woman Hurt
APW.....,_
A spectacular 9 p. m. fire at
Huntinaton Beach 's so·called
Telephone Pole Farm Saturday
night destroyed a shack on lbe
sprawling property. injured its
woman occupant and caused
$5,000 damage.
TREASURY CHIEF RECOUNTS BAO YEARS IN SHANGHAI
Flames shot 20 feet into lbe
n ight sky at 17200 Bolsa Ch.lea St.,
just south of lts intersection with
Warner Avenue. in a relatively
undeveloped rural area.
Passenger Critical
In Saturday Crash
High visibility of the fire drew
crowds of sight.seers. requiring
extensive traffic control efforts
A spokesman for lbe Orange
County Fire Department said he
could not idenuty the female vic-
tim, who reportedJy sustained
only buma to one foot.
She was taken to Huntington
lntercommunity Hos pital for
treatment, investigators said.
County firemen said shortly
before midnight they were still
attempting to determine who
owns the large parcel or land
used as a storage a r ea for
telephone poles.
The creosoted wood sent up a
tbkk, choking pall of smoke lbat
sharply limited visibility of the
crew of the police helicopter.
Still At Large
One or SIX persons lnJUred in
back-to-ba-ck Newport Beach
traffic collisions early Saturday.
remained in critical condition to
day.
Jacqueline Sullivan, 22. of
Costa Mesa. sustained severe
bead and massive internal in·
juries in the 2:30 a nd 2:32 a .m
c rashes on Superior Avenue
north of Hospita l Road , in
vestigators said.
Sh~ was taken to nearby Hoag
Memorial Hospital following the
accidents in a s mall section of
county territory policed for traf
fie la ws by the California
Highway Patrol.
Spokesmen said they charged
two motorists involved in the
collisions with driving under the
influence of an intoxicant. Miss
Two Cyclists Sought
A manhunt continued today
r or two barricad ed
motorcyclists who r e plied:
"Poopie Doopedo," to repeated
Cycle Crash
KilbJ Rider
lnvestl1atora for the California
Highway Patrol'• Weatmlnater offi~e today were trylnl to de-
lermlne the cause of a motorcy-
cle accident ~al ~lied a man on
the San Gab~iver Freeway
RoM y Michael KJtcbens, 35,
of Gardena, was pronounced
dead on arrival at Los Altos
Hospital of massive bead in·
juries.
The victim was riding south·
bound on lbe freeway north of
Spring Street near the Orange
Counly·Long Beach boundary
when the 2: 15 p.m. mishap oc·
curT~.
Huntington Beach police SWAT
team commands to s urrender
Friday.
The suspects. who somehow
managed to escape the res-
idence where they holed up, at
420 tlth St .. are sought on suspi-
cion of assault with intent to
commit murder a fter a sbotg~
attac k on partying surfers.
Only one of the three inJured
s urfer s. Ro be rt Conway, 19,
another 11th Street r esident, re·
mained hospitalized today with
buckshot wounds in the legs and
feet, police said.
No explanation was offered for
how the two gunmen known to
be in the house finally slipped
out and through the SWAT team
lines during the standoff.
Police said early today they
still had no identifications on
wbicb to base their bunt for the
biker faction. which apparently
lived communally Just down lbe
street from the surfers.
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I nvesl1gators said the first
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Dean Shier, 26, of Costa Mesa.
:ind a small import sedan driven
by Brenda Powers, 36, of
Newport aeach.
Miss Sullivan was riding with
Ms Stuer when the cars collided
in the intersection, CHP officers
said.
Passersbys. including Clay
Bushndl. 19. of West Covina.
wen~ tryin~ to aid Mi ss Sullivan
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tht> wreckalo(('. officers said
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--~ 'Plumb.er-'~' Son Prefers Digging
f Bob ~lirUchman Concentrates on Mus ic, Not Watergate •1 A.aTIWa VIN!IEL ... 0.-.. .........
Tbe little boy w1'o loved Idyllic
Ule oa 8alboa laland sov a IWll· men a,o, btfore Water8ate, ii
now a man, with two ha"d on a
rold, wet ahc>vel and hla mind on a bard l"OclcdrHm.
Robttt "Bob'' Ehrllchman, 19,
l very much his own man, not
Just tM I01l of John E.hrllchman,
an eJt·advlsor to n ·presld nt
Ri ch.rd Ni xon , •nd an t"x ~·onvl<'t .u • result
Grown up after l9 month on
blis own. ht' plans to 'keep on
gro wln1 with the boom lns
Pncific Northwest
"D e finit e l y q ·s the
N o rthwest ," b uys youn i:
Ehrl ic bma n, at wo rk as a
landscape nursery labore r m
downtown Belllqham. Wash
S trappin1. be arded , a nd
smeared with mud, the former
Balboa Isla nd summer resi·
de nt-ln happier tames for the
Ehrlichman fa mily of seven-
has a Wl'l(senseofhumor.
'·Ther4! are fore men and there
are ·grunts,·" he says of common
laborers. hurlmg a spadeful of icy
mud out of a sprinkle r system trench.
·"And, I'm not a foreman."
"He's a damn hard worker,"
s ays Ehrlichman's e mployer ,
Jim McCune. a se lf-exiled
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0108 DITCHES, JA'a.
Bob Ehrfk:hm•n, 19
C alifor nia a nd founde r or
Meadowbrook Nursery
"Work·s somelhing that keeps
m e in pre tty good physical
shape." says the puffing digger,
who bears a strong , thoug h
youthful resembla nce to his
beetle-browed fathe r.
"And I can think. I think about
my music And .. .I think about
my girt:· he confides, with a
blush not entirely from the wind
whlpp ni tn ofl Puaet Sound col·
ortn1 h1a cbeek.a.
A drummer and percussion tn·
atrumentatlal, he dropped out of
Wc.-a tern Wu hlngto n State
Unlvenlty as a mu&ic major last
year to devote lull Ume to "The
llu10 Eckener Septet," a now-
def1i&nct Jazz baod tbat cut one
album ''Ecllener'sl.andlng."
"H dld r e ally we ll in
W shJnit.on < tale > and got a lot ot air play. And it sold well in
Canada. Oregon. New York and
Florida." Ehrlichman explains
with some enthusiasm.
Currently , he plays r ust ic
Wha tcom County's beer and
wine taverns , weddings a nd
pri vate part ies with "The
Harbor Cats." but even the
Beatles , the Bee G ees a nd
F leetwood Mac had to start
s mall
··A lot o f m y influe nc e
musically h as been from 'The
Grateful Dead.' down in your
pa rt of the country, but I don't
idolize them." he says.
Inevitably, the conversation
turns to Wate rgate. The af-
te rmath of corruption and cov·
erup on Capitol Hill naturally af-
fected the aides' children, at
least some of them.
In his boss' office by a glowing
pot-belly stove that begins to dry
his soaked blue chambray work
ablrt, Ebrlicbman recalls he waa
14, faclng the normal troubles
and traumas or every adolescent
in a world he or she never made,
when Watergat.eexploded.
"I don't see It as bothering me
now. Although It's too bad it had
to happen ... so that 'it could'
b othe r m e," reflects the
youngest Ehrllchman son.
.. At one time it did. But it'~ all
past and gone away."
IBut Is it truly? Ehrlichman.
whe n interviewed by McCune
last year, confessed his relation,
if that should make any dif·
ference in his ability to work. )
"Coming back to Seattle to see
my own old friends during the
summer of the Watergate trials
was rough. They weren't the
s ame people either ," he recalls
o f that pe rsonally a wkwa rd
time.
Short on time and money once
out on his own, be was the only
family member who didn't visit
Ehrlichman al the Fede ral Cor-
rectional Institution at Lompoc.
As ked if he has ever had
thoughts or working in law and
politics in any way, he just gives
a bland smile that is an answer
in itself.
"No, I 'll just be ·a hoodlum· all
my life," he says with a gr in.
Good Points Add Up
Optimist Eng ineers Her Professional Success
By JACKIE HY.MAN a bill to block sunlight in sometimes harsh work assign-
Ot ,,.. oa11, ru .. sia" ments.
Eva Hirdler Greene of Costa Mesa, who became one of And then there was a 32 revolver on her hip "to kUI the the first women mining engineers in the country when she rattlesnakes ...
graduated from mining school in 1911, says she isn't bitter While working on her first job, Mrs. Greene nearly
about the opportunities denied her because of her sex landed her second . The supervisor was all set to hire her -
"I never did hold any rancor against men wbo were until his boss found out she was a woman. prejudiced against women," said Mrs. Greene, 94, who
was recently n11med Engineer of the Year by the Orange ''That man yelled so loud that all the miners heard County Engineering Council. him," Mrs. Greene said. "He said, 'The hell with that
But the bias that held her back ran deep -even before female. twouldn'thaveafemaleonthepremlaes'."
s he was born Mrs . Greene said her By collecting unusual samples of iron-
motber, a native of Germany, attended the rich ore, Mrs. Greene impressed the head
Berlin Institute of Technology "but they of the Miuouri Bureau of Geology and wouldn't give her a degree because they Mines enou&h to hire her.
dido 't give them to females." But the job she landed was as chief
Instead of being guided by anger, clerk -taking dictation at 960 a month.
however, Mrs. Greene said she's been Nevertheless, Mrs. Greene took on as
guided by an optimistic spirit typified t)y many other responsibilities as she could,
an incident that occurred when she was including chemically analyzing samples
only 4 years old. and becoming technical editor of docu·
After her mother called her an "ugly menta. ·
duckling," Mrs. ~reene felt deeply hurt While working there, she met her
because. not knowing the story of the future husband, Frank Cook Gree.ne .. a
duckling who became a swan, she beard paleontologist. Alter they were marned, m
only the word "ugly." 1913, they lived for a time in Washington,
She said she gazed in the mirror and D. C., where be worked for the U.S.
asked herself, "What's ugly about me?" Geological Survey 8_\ld she did research
And she decided that, since she liked her for the Missouri Bureau of .Geology at the
brown hair and was glad she resembled Library of Congress.
the rest of her family, she wasn't going to The couple later returned to Missouri,
worry about whether she was ugly or not. where they had a son and a daughter. Mrs.
"I only bother with the good points," Greene continued her engineering work
Mrs . Greene said. "That's become part of 011..,.,, ... 1._....._. during the summers, when tier children
my philosophy of life." ENGINEER OF THE YEAR could travel with her. Her optimism has stood some severe Then in 1935, Mrs. Greene said, her tests. Eva Hlrdler Greene husbandderidedhewas tiredofpayingbills.
First, her father opposed her ambition to become a "When it came time for the children to go to college,
mining engineer. be skipped, and he took everything be owned with him, in· "He said. 'No, that's not for a girl'," Mrs. Greene re· eluding deeds I helped him get," she said.
called. They were divorced, and Mrs. Greene began a shoe· But she enrolled secretly in the Missouri Univeraity string business as an independent oil producer, managing
School of Mining and finally won over her father. Tb._sbe tosupportberselfandherchildren.
had to contend with the other students, all male. · But the job was strenuous. Oil wells, Mrs. Greene not·
"Some of the students said I'd be kicked out but others ed, are hardly ever conveniently located, and she frequent·
said I was a good sport," Mrs. Greene said. ly bad to pry her truck out or the mud.
After receiving her degree, she landed a temporary In J.M3, she decided to move to Southern Calirorrua,
job. Her outfit consisted of boots, black stock1ngs, black where her daughter was working.
bloomers, a skirt that reached to the top of her boots, a
black leather jacket over a wbit.e sbirtwabt and a cap with <See GREENE, Page A4>
UCI CLASS CHOICES SCRUTINIZED • • •
<From Page Al)
vlew that (the professors> know
what's best for the students."
She added at Thursday's
meeting, "Don't shove it in our
faces."
speak or writ.e that very well.
"Some of them have no
knowledge ol evolutionary
theory, none of mathematics.
"They are humanities stu·
dents In t h e Spanish and-
Portuguese department. fAMOUI
•ANDS AT DISCOUNT
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Clo-wn JffCftred
Chain's Officials Siz zl ed!>
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SEATTLE IAP) -Ronald McDonald has been fired.~·
Niles Brewste r , the ha mburger chain's clowmsh
Northwest representative, received the bad news recently
from McDonald's Chicago headquarters .
It wasn't that Brewster failed to pass the mustard, or
hold the pickle. He insists he acted with restraint. not
relish.
WHAT BREWSTER DID, however , was loan oul an
old clown costume. an act deemed conduct unbecoming
Ronald McDona ld.
As he explains it. a new restaurant wanted to display a
few well-known types indulging themselves at the table.
The rood lover~ inetuded look·alikes of Colonel Sanders
and Ronald. Br~wster rerused to appear. bu\ orrer~ up an
old clown suit without its trademark.
"A rew weeks later there was a telephone call from
Chicago waiting on my answering-service tape macttine,'
he s aid. "It we nt so mething like : 'Brewster , dear
Bre wster, what have you done?'
··And to tell you the truth. I didn't know.·'
Despite the disapPointment. there still are compensa·
lions . "Playing (Ronald > was both a bore and degrading ,"
said the University of Wasttington drama school graduate.
For aU its clowning, Brewster said, McDonald's is serious
business. 1
"IT IS AWESOME TO witness the dedication when
you go back East to their seminars. They wear hamburger
belts, hamburger shoelaces, hamburger everytbings.
With Ronald McDonald a clown of the past, Brewster
says he's "regrouped. I have fashion~ a new one-man
show." and plans to play at a r~taul'ant in the Bellevue
area . The hambargers there are "very good ones. l
particularly like their double pally."
New York Shooting
J
Kills 2 Employees
BUF~O <AP> -A man have been a former employee of
walked into a heavy equipment the firm.
firm Saturday and fired at least Police Chief Leo J . Donovan
nine shots from a .22·caliber s aid the a ssaila nt followed
weapon, killing two men and Reese and Rack inside after ask-
wounding a third, police said. ing about a job, announced a
The gunman fled afte r the shoot· robbery and told them to lie on
ing. the floor or the wa rehouse. As he
Buffalo police said the shoot· went ~hrou gh their. pockets,
ings occurred at about 8:30 a.m. Rees~ Jumped ~p. se!tmg off the
at the G & R Machinery and shootmg. the <:h1ef said.
Equipment Co .. a buyer ~nd . Donovan said ~eese was shot
seller of used industrial equip-m the back. then tn the chest and
ment. "in order to make sure be did a
The shootings were re ported &~)ob, he shot him in the left
by a secretary. appa rently the ear. .
only other person at the plant at Meanwhile, Rack also got up
the time. and was shot in .th~ elbow u be
The victims were identified as
Julius Kramer . 58. purchasing
agent and sales manager . and
Bennie Reese, 55, an e mployee.
police said. The wounded man
was identified as Stanley Rack.
Police said the gunman men-
tioned "a job," and they were
trying to dete rmine if he might
•
ran from the bwldmg. The gun-
man later cornered ~.and
kicked and beat him .. 'Ooilovan
said. •
However, Rack yelled '1ome-
one's coming" and ntiri•ged
to flee while the assaµjn( .was
distracted. Rack went tO a police
station to r e port the -att~ck,
Donovan said.
FOR MEN PAMOUI
.. ANDI AT DISCOUNT
I
Daniel Wulff, a professor ol
molecular biology and
bioc hemistry, said the new
system "still leaves a lot of
eboice" for students, and "at· tempts to belp the student know
•batbeougbttobee~edto."
"It doesn't make any sense.
"I 've taught since 1961, and
every year it seems to me the
students get a little worse, know
a liltle less. We've 'got ao many
elective courses il's ridiculous.
"J!'s a good course, notbinc.
wrong with it, but it's not a
course that should be used for
breadth.''
"There are certa.in basic skills
that aU people graduating from
a university ought to have,"
Flink said.
THE TAG TELLS THE STORY
Guy Sirc:ello, dean of under-
araduate studies, a.aserted that
ibe new breadth requirements
recognize that "there are fl.an.
damental modes of inquiry im·
tortant in our civilisation that
:every IJ'8duate of UCI oucbt to h acquainted with."
. Sircello added in a ll1t of prin-
(l pies behind the breadth re·
.•ulrements, ''There ue basic ln-
•llectual and cultural tools
. Jrb icb our 1raduatee oulbt to
:.aave 10CDe 1tW in the use of in -trder to deal adequately with 4ae or another of the salient
:featu res of t he present-day
World.
''The wrttlq of .. = ... ta the -.t tundam..a of tools,
:and every 1radaate at UCI
:ea1bt to be eompMeat bl It.
• 'Otller aueb tool• Include ••tllemMla, IOID8 lmowledle ... ,...... ..................
···-wtda, die operlllicm ~ ........,.,._. oleom~." :~l_ ........... ., ... .... ~ ...... , ........ of tM ., ro1ra• ta eo•parathe Ian ... 18'", "W• are ............ ,,, .......... ........ ~...-~--~
•'Some don't even know
Shakespeare. They may know
who he ls, but they haven't read
tbe plays."
Flink complained about the
irony of the current breadth re·
quir ement system within bis
own specialty.
He ls faculty sponsor ol a
tutoring course in which UCI
students tutor Chicano ch.Udreo
aboutbowtoatudy.
"My academic adviser came
to me," Flink said "and said
som e people bave been tatiq
Ute coune for three quarten to
aati1y th~ so cial acleacea
breadth requirement.
Roaatynn Well
"They ou1ht to be able to
write decent prose; they ought
to have an advanced knowledge
of mathematics, of foreign
language; know something
about tbe methods of scientific
inquiry.
"I believe in liberal arta
education at a college level, not
career education.
"The students we're turning
o ut are Increasingly more
career oriented."
Al Wlecke, a professor of
Ea1li•b and comparative
literature, said the new require-.
menta provide "a much greater
chance, wbea we 1lve a degree
to a student ot sayina t.hat tbil unlverstty decree means that
the 1tudeftt can write competent
En•lllll proee,"
'1t wW eatail a review ol all
undersniduate COW'M offermp.
~very one will bave to be
acnatiabld.
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Girl Survives
Boat Ordeal •
'TELL ME AU. ABOUT IT, MUGSY,' SAYS ANALYST
L,1qun.1 Be.1c h
PUERTO PRINCESSA.
PblUOPl.MI lAP > -The aUm
alrl with ehort black balr and a
readY 1•"1• appears to be Just
another lffn·a1er amoq the
)'Oun11ttn on th1a mlUtaey bue.
But Tran Hue Hue tomet.lmes
seems dl1tracted, and often
wakH ln the niabt trembling
from an Wlknown fear.
Sbe wu the only one ol S>
Vtetnamese retuaees to 1urvtve
• 20·week nlabtmare after belog
waabed ashore on a desolate
patch ol sand. Sbe survived by
wrin1ina the neck& of ieacuJJ.s or
cru1hin&'bermit craba for food.
.. SHE HAS not only gone bun·
gry for more than four months.
s he watched 49 people die of
bun1er and disease." said her
Fllipino doctor. Col. Hugo B.
Javier. "For a girl her age,
watching one person dle is
traumatic enough. Whal more
49?" United Nations refugee of·
llcials said Miss Tran's story
began last September when she
and 49 others fled Vietnam
aboard a 35·fool fishing boat.
After three days their ship ran
aground on a remote deserted
shoal off the southern Philippine
Island of Palawan.
Slowly. over 20 weeks, one by
one. her companions died of
hunger and thirst. In early
Pebruary, 10 days after tbe
death of her tut companion, a
14·yHr·old boy, a croup of ·
FUlpkto flabermen chanced upon
the aboal. They cared for her on
their two-week journey before
a..kln& her to their hometown.
SHE WAS alrUfted bere, to the
headquarters of tbe Philippine
armed forces western com·
mand, about 372 mlles southwest
of Manila. She baa been un·
dergolng treatment f or
malnutrition.
"Her hair was long and UD·
kempt, full of Uce. She wu pale,
but didn't appear too weak,"
sald Jovita Abeooja, a medical
technician on Javier's staff.
''She wu in a daie, her mind
seemed to be someplace far
away. Her skin was peeling,
sunburned.
"Her first day here, she did
nothing but lie or sit in her bed."
Javier, chief medical officer
at the base, said Miss Tran
"was apprebeoaive. Nobody
could approach her. After re·
peatedly poinllng to myself and
saying 'Bae si, bac al, Viel·
namese for 'doctor' she finally
let me examine her.'•
MISS TllA• communicates
through sip language because
there is no J.nterpreter oo the
base. One c~d be brought in
-~ .......... TRAN HUE HUE, 17, SOLE SURVIVOR AMONG 50 ON BOAT
Girt Communicated Ordeal on Shoal With Hllnd Signal•
from a nearby camp or 600 other
Vietnamese "boat people." but
officers said this cannot be done
because they are under orders
not to let the refugees talk with
out.1$iders.
J avier stresses that she has
gone through an extraordinarily
terrifying ordeal. "l 've never
got to ask her. but surely the
thought must have crossed he r
mind, 'l willdie'."
Both of Miss Tran's thin arms
were covered with s mall, black
scars. Howdldshegetthem?
SHE nAPPED her arms like
a bird in flight. J erking forward,
she grabbed an imaginary bird
by the neck with both hands.
Arter a brief wrestling match in
which the "bird" fought off her
grasping fingers, she brought
her bands to her mouth.
How did she gel water?
She talks to the animals too
No musical comedy is' likely to be written about
Beatrice Lydecker as it was about legendary Dr. Doolittle,
but Ms. Lydecker, 25, of North Hollywood, talks to the
animals too. And they talk back, often communicating sor·
row, worry, regret and' loneliness or other emotions just
like people in need of counsel, she says. By a gentle touch
and reception or color images on her own "mental movie
screen," the animal analyst listens, then communicates
back. Laguna Beach Pet Responsibility Committee initial·
ed her help with Mugsy, an impounded German shepherd
who bites for no reason. Mugsy, says Ms. Lydecker. con·
fu sedly confessed he cannot help it, apparently due to sllght
brain damage. Many vets, at a loss to explain her apparent
powers, are awed.
New Orleans Pact 'Off
Miss Tran pointed to the sea,
dipped an imaginary dipper and
brought it to her lips. Then she
grimaced and grasped her neck.
A sign with her little finger
showed that she could lake only
a few drops of saltwater al a
time.
Hu ntinqton Bc.1c h
Hope for bridges falling down
Discouraged Huntington Beach city officials still hope
to convince Costa Mesa counterparts not to eliminate two
proposed Santa Ana River-bridges froni that city's
highway plan. The spans would link Wlbon Street and
Gisler Avenue on Costa Mna ~Ide witb Atlanta aad
Garfield avenues on Huntington Beach side. Bottlenecks co~1tantJy develop at peak commuter houri on two ex.lat· Ing bridges.
N ewpor1 B<•.1c h
Flier sets down at 94th's HQ
Fullerton mer J a mes E. Rogers, 46, may stop to top
off his tank on his next extended·range flight an.er a fright
at Orange County Airport. Inbound from Washington bis
twin-engine plane ran out of fuel and died on approach,
~ ripping off the landing gear atop a building before belly·
flopping on infield grass. Rogers' plane slid to rest near
94th Aerosquadron restaurant, patterned after >tt-...French
farmhouse used in World War I by allied fighter pilO'al also
lucky to walk away from some of their deadstick landings.
Rogers suffered a nose laceraUoo.
Fount.11n V.tlley
Pupils learn by doing, watching
~Y gave it a whale of a ll')', but student.I at Arevalos
Elementary Scbool ln Fountain Valley Sot only IOOof tbe 2,000
peUUon alpatures they wanted a1a1mt continued forelp
powers' alau&hter ofthe Gray Whale. SWl, they raiMd Sl,000
for a wbale·watcb cruise out of Newport Bech'• Balboa
Pavilion. The 320 pupU., ldndercartenen on up, wtU Retbe
great mammals and new calves on return ml1ration to
Alaskan seas from Mexico breeding waters. Once home, they
are preyed·\IP<>D by Russian and Japanese whalers. And see·
inl an imperiled species of p-eat. maJesUc mammals ii a
realeducaUon.
NEW ORLEANS <AP > -
Striking police rejected a city
contract Saturday night, bitterly
claiming that Mayor Ernest
Morial bad reneged on an am·
nesty· promise. The union presi-
d ent said the walkout would con·
linue.
"The issue is amnesty and
we 're not going back 'til we get
it," said uniop president Vincent
Bruno.
. Union negotiator T im
McGruder said the unofficial
vote was 447 to 173 against the
o ff e r , which Mo rial bad
described as the city's final pro-
posal.
·'There 'a no question the men
came here to r atlfy the contract..
and tbea t.be mayor threw la that last·m i nute monkey
wrench," said Neil Curran.
another union spokesman.
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP> -
Melvin Dummar, the Utah beer
truck driver nam ed in
billionaire Howard Hughes'
''Mormon will," bas passed a lie
detector test about his role ln
finding the document, a Salt
Lake City television station re·
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Since coming here, Mrs.
Greene bas studied petroleum
engineering and psychology.
Her special interest bu been
human engineering, using her
technical skills to solve human
development PfOblems, and she
baa worked u a consultant iD
the field.
Although sbe ~u be 95 on
March 20, Mrs. Greene said
she's atm interested In stud)'inc,
and she's not-worried about run·
ning out of Ume.
"It never took me long to
learn anything," she said. "And
I've sot ftve more years till I'm
100."
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ported Saturday. A Las Vegas
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fraud nine months ago.
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Chicago policemen were shot to
death Saturday afternoon during
an apparent gun battle. on
Ch icago's far South Sade,
authorities said.
Tbe officers were identified as
Ro1er Van Sebalk, at. and WUUam P. eo.u. aa, said a
spokesman at Roeeland Com·
munlty lbpltaJ, wbere the men
died in the emer1ency room.
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ten by rats while he lay for two
weeks in a garbage·strewn base-
'ment. was reported m critical
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legs were amputated below the
knees. and two fingers were re·
moved from his left hand .
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WASHINGTON <APl -Presi·
dent Carter assured Canadian
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau
Saturday after a working
luncheon that the United States
was committed to construction of
the Alaska natural ~as pipeline.
A crude map of Southeast Asia
was drawn to try to get her to
point out her ill-fated group's
destination.
AFTER A long pause, she
grabbed the pen. Where . Cam·
bodia would be ort the crude
map, she wrote, "U.S.A." She
pointed from herself to the in·
ilials and back again until those
standing beside her nodded in
understanding.
Javier said he was thinking
about adopting Miss Tran, mak·
ing her his sixth child.
"I would love to have her as a
daughter," J avier said . "I 'll
send her to school. I think God
didn't want her to die. God has
something in store for her , and I
want to have a part in it."
Registry Hotel, Irvine
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,.Jupiter
Baring
secrets
t'ASADENA IAPl Vo1•1er
l , after a Journey of 18 months
and • million miles, ls to Hll
paat Jupt"'r Hrb Monday and
1lve aclentllta their ftrat clOH
up look at the myaterloua planet.
T he unmanned apac hip haa
bt>f'n rtiaallnM 11clent1sts and
laymen 11llkt for weeka with
spectacular color pJclurea ol the
aiant plaoet, with lt.s encarcU.na
belts ol Qrange and whale clouds
and the mtri1tulng G real Red
Spot.
AND NOW comes the climax,
as Voyager l reveals details
barely five males across on a
planet that's 1,200 limes lhe size
of Earth The ship ls to sa1J
within 172,750 miles of Jupite-r at
4 42 a m Monday
Voyager proJect manager
Robert J. Parks said Saturday
the spacecraft and its 11 Instru-
ments are functioning well as
Voyager closes on Jupiter
But, he told a news conference
at th e J ct Propulsion
Laboratory, weather problems
here on Earth caused the loss of
more than three hours ol data
and pictures being relayed from
the ship early Saturday.
He said a heltVY thunderstorm
that settled over a tracking sta·
lion in Australia had blocked the
incoming signals. Parks said
steps have been taken to ensure
similar problems won't en-
danger Monday morning's
dramatic observations
WEEKEND pictures of the
planet focused on the Great Red
Spot, a violently whirling area
south ol Jupiter's equator. The
orangish oval, often compared
to a gigantic hurricane, is about
13,000 miles long and 7 ,000 miles
wide
The surrounding clouds were
folded and twisted into delicate
curls, swirls and streamers of
white. orange, tan and gray
Edward C Stone, project
sciehlist for the National
Aeronautics a nd Space Ad·
ministration mission, said the
Voyager's television cameras
should "reveal more a nd more
of these beautiful details. . . as
we get very close to Jupiter."
Aad, he said in an interview,
the cameras and other inslru·
ments may even be able to look
.tbrougb holes ln the dense
clouds to identify the compo-
nents of the jovian atmostnbere. .
''WHEN WE look at Jupiter ,"
Stone said, "all we're seeing is
clouds; there is no solid surface.
But there seems to be holes or
hot spots in the cloud deck
through whi<'h thermal radiation
from deeper in the atmosphere
is leaking out."
Jupiter seems to be a giant
ba ll or hydrogen and helium,
though perhaps with a small
rocky core at its center.
. Voyager already has delighted
scientists by s howing the
dramatic features on its visible
surface to be infinitely more com-
plex than they had imagined. Old
theories have been falling by the
wayside.
As the pictures improve, Stone
said, more surprises are pro-
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Red Spot, Upper Left, Mey Provide Peek Into Atmosphere
bably in store and that's what
Voyager is all about.
"ll 's the difference between
what we expect and what we BC·
tually see that becomes the new
information we gain," the sclen·
tist said.
OF PARTICULAR interest is
the hot s pots, which are ap·
parently windows into Jupiter's
atmosphere. Voyager's lnstru·
ments· will try to peer through
t hose windows and find· out
what's inside.
That's important, Stone said,
because scientists think
Jupiter's atmosphere may not
have changed too d rastically
since the solar system was
formed about 4.6 billion years
ago
The planet might hold clues to
''the composition of th e
primordial solar nebula -that
thing which existed and out of
which the sun and the planets
form ed."
Voyager 1. gaining speed as
it's tugged by Jupiter's immense
gravitational pull. will pass by
Jupiter at about 81,000 miles per
hour as it begins the second leg
of its one-way journey. The ship
should pass Saturn in November
1980, then drift endlessly
through space.
A sistership, Voyager 2, is
making a similar trip. It's due
a t Jupiter on July 9 and at
Saturn in August 1981. If condi·
lions permit, the ship may even
be sent on .to far·distant Uranus
for a January 1986 eJlcounter.
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Slind9y, Mwch 4. 1979 DAll.Y PILOT A5
'Who'll Replace Ryaii1
Pair of Aides Claim '(.£0 Liked Me Best'
SAN MATEO IAP> -The
race for slain Rep. Leo Ryan's
seat baa turned lnto a lhtee·ring
circus amona two Ryan aides
and a political associate. eacb
trying to coovlnce voten that "Leo liked me best... .
Ryan was gunned down Jut
Nov. 18 on an isolated airstrip in
Guyana, after
a fact-finding
visit to the
Peoples
Te mpl e's s 0 u t h
American
Jungle com·
mune. Hours
later, Temple
leader Rev. Jim Jones led o•0ttoc a>uv
900 followers in a murder·
suicide ritual.
THE CAMPAIGN has been
free-spending and highly emo-
tional, with Ryan's own family
divided in its support of three
candidates who invoke his name
and claim they want to continue
his brand of politics.
Their infighting has over-
shadowed the campaigns or two
other Democratic candidates,
five Republicans and two minor '
party candidates.
An open primary ele<:tioo is
scheduled Tuesday. If no one re-
ceives more than SO percent of
the vote, a runoff will be held t
April 3 among the top vote· •
In the most incendiary charge
of the campaign , Cor ey, a
second generation Syrian, was
accused of ~iving funds from
a Washington-based Arab lobby·
1ng group.
u111y o~ reeling ls that the
JACttlE s~•1e• ~ MOUING••
Arab community hasn't done
enough," counters Corey. saying
Arab contributions totalled only
$4 ,000.
Meanwhile. the biggest issue
between Hols inger and Ms .
Speier appears to be which one
was closer to Ryan and bas the
undivided support of his family.
"I think I'm the stronger can·
dldate of the two. I have th&
most experience," said Hols·
Inger.
"My only purpose is tO carry
out Leo's work. I don 't want to
see it changed to a more stan-
dard t~ of political activity,"
said Holsinger.
MS. SPEI ER, who began
working in Ryan campaigns as a
16-year-old schoolgirl, says she
does not want sympathy votes.
"I don't intend to run on my
wounds." she 'Jald. "If Guyana
is mentioned in the campaig.n, it
won't be by me."
Yet the attractive dark·haired
lawyer puses out literature re-
minding voten that she was a
Guyana "survivor" and displays
a brace on her right arm as a re-
sult of her wounds.
The other Democratic can-
didates are Curtiss Landers, a
38-year-old telephone account
executive, and Charles Plough,
a 27·year·old res taurant
manager who opposed Ryan in
the last primary
getters in each party. ',/'
Ryan's 28-year-old legislative f
aide, Jackie Speier . was at bis
side and was wounded during
the s hooting. She claims that be
told her to "take over" for him.
She believes those dying words
were an order to run for bis seat.
WITH THE endorsement of
Ryan 's family, th e
Congressman's top aide and
close friend, G.W. "Joe" Hols-
inger, is also in the race. ·
"The family asked me to run
and I would never have under
~ny other circumstances," said
the 57·year -old Holsinger. Meanwhile, Mlllbrae attorney
George Corey, 45, a sometime
political a lly of Ryan's who
helped with the dead con · gressman's fune ral arrange .
menu, also jumped into the
race.
Corey ls the only one of the
three to state that be "will not
carry on Ryan's tradition."
"I feel I'm my own man,"
said Corey, who has raised the
most money -$136,000, includ·
ing $76,000 of his own money. He
also has the support of Gov. Ed·
mund Brown Jr.
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Presidential Chap
Though the President said he wouldn't make jt to
California this week. his look -alike did. Ed .Behler
startled more than a few viewers Friday night wben he
appeared in a J ohnny Carson "mad scientist" ,skit in
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Sunday, Meroh 4, 1979 Robert N Weedt Publlsher Thomas Keevil/Edltor
Superiority ana
Control Slipping
Since teacher bar&alning won addition•\ status two
years at10. thu annulll round.I of bargelntng betwffft
teachers ond local chool boards have become an expect·
ed way ol uro.
With almost total predictability, teachers osk for dou·
ble what th •y thlnk \hey'U get whUe school truste plead
povl'rty and <'latm th y ba\•e half as much as the trea ury
reull.v holds
WbJle the pubhc may weary of this scenario. chance1
ore lt will soon d1sapl)('1&r and we probably wlll be tonging
for the good old do>s when our local school board ut
least had a . uy tn what teachers are paid.
That ·~ becous<' 1n all hkelibood teal· her · salary
:><'ales nr<' J:Oing to be resolved by the state. not by elect
ud ttchool boards and administrators.
Wlwn PrQPOStlton 13 went into ertect. state contribu-
tions to locuJ ~chool d1stncts jumped up to 70 percent It
wall go higher.
It doesn't 'come frtt. With :;tate taxes inevitably itoes
!\tate control
Jam Browne, consultant for the state Senate Educa-
llon Committee, foresees a collectave bargaining system
whe re teachers, as well as librarians and other school
employees. will negotiate with a state agency on all
money matters. Only minor issues -classroom hours,
textbook selection and the like -would be left to local
school boards.
"Equalization" measures passed by the s tate
Legislature a lready make it nearly impossible for a com-
munity to build a n above-average school system. Dis·
tricts rich e nough or ambitious enough to finance
superior educational programs simply can't do it; they
are penalized in favor of poorer, less aggressive districts.
With no control over teacher salaries, the local
boards will have lost almost every tool that can be used
to build a program any different or any better than others
in the state.
Our educational system is rapidly becoming a
homogenized package of predictable mediocrity The
challenge of superiority is leaving the profession of
teaching as welJ as the schools in which the teachers
work.
Highs, Lows Measured
The week started with an 'eclipse we couldn't see
because of low clouds and included such news highlights
as the arrest of the president's sister, Gloria Carter
Spann, because she was playing a harmonica in the
McWarne restaurant in Americus, Ga.
Some things to cheer, some to boo and some to meJl·
Uon in passing.
LOUDEST BOO -It has to go to the firemen near
Bozeman, Mont., who let a home burn to the ground
because the owner hadn't paid his dues in the local fire
association. They may get the point that people don't
care for such arrogant ignoring of public safety; calls of
protest came from as far away as Canada and Australia.
BIGGEST PUZZLE -Why would the federal govern-
ment spend $120.126 to build a motorcycle? Why, to test
the feasibility of a machine steered by the rear wheel.
The engineers must have gotten some inkling that the
project was doomed when they had to attach trainer
wheels to keep it upright.
Why would they go ahead with the project? It seemed
like the thing to do, said the Transportation Department.
TillNNEST SMOKE -If you're one of those who
believes marijuana is morally outrageous_._you should be
cheering the efforts of the U.S. to dry up the Mexican sup-
ply of pot. Two years ago, 70 percent of the supply came
from Mexico. Now only a trickle comes across that
border. Applying herbicide on the Mexican crop, along
with tighter Customs inspections, is credited with sue·
cessfully crimping the supply.
Someone ought to be facing the fact that this effort
hasn't slowed the consumption of marijuana one puff.
Colombia is shipping in tons of the stuff and the rest is be·
ing grown in backyards and flowerpots.
WORST FRIEND -As if be didn't have enough trou-
ble beating down blistering criticism in Los Angeles, fret-
ting about his sister in the Americus slammer and the
newest round of peccadillos displayed by brother Billy,
President Carter was fighting an image of being "sort of
strange•, last week.
The gratuitous description came from none other
than our ruling guru, that holy man of Sacramento, Gov.
Edmund G. Brown J.r.
Before you criticize Jerry for his attack, ask yourselt
who is better qualified to judge what or who is "sort of
strange.".
FOUND -by Gov. Brown, in Detroit, lait Thurs-
day, a new campaign issue.
Before a gathering of Detroit industrialists and bust
nessmen, Jerry dug into bis bag of campaign bromides
and came up with one that even Ronald Reagan would
have considered corny.
Americanism!
IJe laid t~ patriotism theme on a little thick, but as
Howard Jarvis says, don't underestimate his ability to be
appealing no matter how obvious or dishonest the theme
he's pursuing.
• Oplmons expressed In the space above are thoee of the Dally Piiot
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A1e 30 is when a woman r~cbea ber peu of pbyaical at~actlvene11. Or 10 aay
moat ol tbe people queried by
poll1ter1 In tbla matter.
Debate I08I on. Trouble with
1ucb surveys is they don't re-
veal tbe ages of the people
que1Uoned. Men in their re·
tirement yeara1 for example,
do not aenerahy believe age
JO ii tbe premier time for
feminine beauty. They're
more likely to de&tpate ...
U . And tbe youqer f.UOW.
betWMD 21 ud 2$ tend to
tblDk ace 22 or tbenabouta is
tbe peakolpulehrttude.
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America wtnnen ha" bad U. middle name of ADD or
ADM?" A..,__ Plntwu II~ Am ..... , .. Ila
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Middle East Instability Flaring
WASJUNOTON When the
ahah ruled. Iran was a plus for
l1r1cl With thl' Kbah exiled. and
81khthar ln charse. Iran was ~
transl<'nl n~uter for brael. Now,
with Khomeini or wol'!le h1 power,
Iran iK a minus for tho Jewish
t~u;
l:srutil mu~t n.•tt\lnk l\$ s<.-curi·
ty atraktcY 1*c:uu:ie losing Egypt
a un enemy
nn ht> nearly
orfs<'l by the
l'mcrgcnee of
AA husllle I r,_n
Despite the
Jel·plonc and
m lss1lc age
we hvl' m , the
. rt>al1 ty of
g1rnpol1t ieJl
f orce re
main~ An Iran which officially
hotes Israel bordering on an
Iraq which fee ls the same.
bordering on a Syria which con·
fronts and fought Israel several
limes a mounts to a large
geopolitical power for Israel to
worry about.
Admittedly, the pressure point
of this mass is Israel's 45-mile
border with Syria, the Golan
Heights. And there is no political solidarity among Iran, Iraq and
Syria, other than their common
enmity for Israel.
STILL, THERE is the new ele-
ment of Iran's military strength
Bob Greene
for U.e Israelis to fret over.
The shah spent $36 billion to
arm Iran wlth the most modem
and sophlstlcated weapons
syatema available, and boasted
he would protect 60 percent or
the world's oll supply -thus the
Persian Gulf.
Iran's inventory of 430 combat
aircraft Includes 190 F·4 ''.Phan.
tom" jets, lSO F·5s and 77 F·l4s.
lran bas nearly 2,000 tanks, a
like number o r armored
vehicles . .and 500 helicopters.
SYRIA HAS 440 combat
planes, 2,000 tanks, 2.000
a rmored veh.icles. Iraq has 400
combat planes. 1,500 tanks &{ld
2,000 armored veh.icles .
Now, on a per-capita basis.
Israel is the most heavily armed
nation in the world. a veritable
arsenal. It has more combat
planes, tanks a nd a rmored
vehicl es than any of the
aforementioned Islamic coun·
tries. More importantly, its
equipment is the best and most
sophisticated around.
But it had hoped to reduce this
enormous economic burden by
making peace with Egypt, the
one nation it could count on to
give it a good fight.
THE EMERGENCE of a
hostile Iran could wipe out thls
gain for Israel. The question
which Israeli and American of-
ficiaJs now ponder ls, what wlll
happen to that treasure of
millt.ary equipment ln Iran? One
can hardly count on Khomeini's
government to live up to the U.S.
contract prohibiting export or
arms purchased fro~ the U .s.
If Iran becomes a radical left·
ist state, it might transfer quan·
tities or the s hah's fancy
weapons to Syria or perhaps
even Iraq. Thus sophisticated
Iranian weapons would be in
closer proximity to Israel, which
would then be tempted to launch
preempltve air strikes.
Domineering land masses and
the threatening presence or
modem weapons mean nothing
if there is no fired-up delermina·
lion to use them. But in the past
year, the Islamic renaissance
has expressed itself. and Israel
feels it.
THIS TIDAL wave of fun·
damentalism has swept the
Islamic world from North Africa
across the Middle East all the
way to Indonesia and the Philip·
pines. Khomeini the victor
typifies it.
It is anti -Colonial . a nti-
American and anti·Zion1st,
therefore anti-Israel. 1t con-
demns Israel's quiet alliance
with. the shah and its reported
connections with his secret
police tSavak > as well as
Israel 's connections wilb
Rhodesia. South Africa and even
Nicaragua.
Vasser Ararat's loving em·
braces of Khomeini could mean
that Iran might become an im·
porta nt training area for ter·
rorlst units tied to the PLO.
WHILE IT seems farfetched
that the disparate lslamtc na·
lions couJd ever unite militarily
against Israel -as they do by
huff and puff at the United Na-
tions -it is possible that they
could train and supply terrorists
lo attack and harass on a scale
Is rael has n 't ex perienced
before.
This prospect prompted the
Israeli intelligence community
to conduct unpublicized sym-
posiums to study the implica·
lions or this Islamic resurgence.
One or its characteristics is a
disillusionment with attempts to
adopt Western values.
For the moment, Israe l
tyatches Iran and waits. Moshe
Dayan has been more careful at
Camp David. Sadat must be
more careful. The Moslem
Brothers were a power in Egypt
a generation ago, and il took
Nasser to crush them. The
always unstable Middle East
takes on new dimensions of in· stability.
Minority's Problem Not What It Appears
A prevlously silent min~ity
group is beginning to make itself
heard. and to demand that socie·
ty s lop discriminating against
its members .
These Americans are not
bound together by racial, ethnic
or religjous ties.
Instead, they share a common
afflict-ion that they say is mo.ce
soc iall y
damaging
than any suf·
f e r e d b y
othe r , mor e
heavily
publicized
minorities.
These new·
ly vocal pro-
t esters are
ugly people.
"We try to be the guardians of
ugly human beings," said Dan
McCoy, founder of Uglies
Unlimited, an ugly liberation
group with headquarters in
Garland, Texas. "Our major
goal is le> pre vent discrimination
because o f phy s ical ap·
pearance."
UGLY PEOPLE, McCoy said,
face humiliation and insults
from the time they are children.
This constant negative rein·
forcement causes ugly people
to have a low sense of self, and
to grow up thinking they are
worthless and not as "good" as
attractive people.
"If you are black, if you are of
the Jewish faith, if you live on
an IDdian reservation, then peo-
ple can accept the idea that you
may be discriminated against,"
McCoy said. "But it is bard to
convince people that ugliness is
a legitimate and serious ca~ of
discrimination."
Indeed, McCoy said, many
people laueb when they first
hear of Uglies Unlimited. They
think it is some kind or joke.
"Many people write us saying
that they want to become mem·
bers, and we find out later that
the person whose name we have
Charles McCabe
J:JIJOq
rerr~ m
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.. Could you be a little bit more explicit, Mr. Murphy?"
received didn't write us at all,"
he said. "Someone else bas sent
the name as a practical joke.
That's the kind of cruelty that
ugly people have grown up liv·
ing with."
UGLIES UNLIMITED was
founded in 1973, when several
people in the South -McCoy in·
eluded -found out that a major
airline was including demands
on its appUcalioD blanks that all
prospective stewardesses be al·
tractive and be lacking in cer-
tain ugly characteristics.
The first Uglies Unlimited
members picketed the airline's
offices with signs saying "Ugly
Ducklings Can Fly, Too," and
met with members of the
airline's management. Since
that time, McCoy said, the anti-
ug.ly language has disappeared
from the airline application
forms -but be is convinced that
ugly women are still screened
out before becoming
stewardesses.
''Job discrimination ls one of
the most serious barriers facing
ugly people," be said. "Look in
the newspaper. How many ads
do you see looking for •attractive
receptionist'?
"Ugly people are discriminat·
ed against in ways tbal would
never be tolerated against other
minority groups. Even the
blacks, when they were trying to
raise their own self image, used
the phrase 'Black Is Beautiful.'
That in itself is yet another ex·
ample or bow ugly people are
told they are bad."
CBILDllEN ARE taught early
in life that to be ugly is a bad
thing, McCoy said.
· "In fairy tales, Cinderella is
beautiful and the witch is ugly,"
be said. "Villains in children's stor:ies are ugly. Much of the
blame can be placed on Madison
Avenue and Hollywood. Tbey
teach-us to associate beauty
with the best.
..We can turn on a com·
mereial -you never see an ugly
person eel.ling perfume or new
automobiJes. These are glamor
products which use sexual
stimulation ~ sell them, and ug-
ly people are not allowed to do
the selling.
"It has become a part of the
political process, too. With the
media becoming so much a part
of campaigns, ug ly people are at
a disadvantage in campaigning
for oHice. Abra ham Lincoln
could not be eleeted president to.
day. He was too ugly. He just
couldn't make it today."
MCCOY SAID that, althoug,h
Uglies Unlimited is devoted to
raising the public's conscious-
ness about ugly people. some
people who write lo it think that
1l can offer help to individual ug-
lv men and women.
"Our files are filled with pea.
pie like that," he said. "I wish
we didn't have to be so serious
about our work. . . bul if you
cou Id see a letter from an
adolescent girl, enclosing her
picture, and pleading with us to
tell her if sbe is really ugly.
because she bas been ridiculed.
H we would answer and say.
Yes, Judy, you are ugly.' it
would be the end for her.
"Any job agency will teU you
bow much more quickly they
will be able to place an attrac-
tive person than an ugly person,
if the two people have exactly
lbe same skills.''
McCoy said that ugly people
are stereotyped as "a nerd ..
not tiaving a good personality
. acting very sweet, like a
puppy ... not competent ... of
inferior intelleetual capacity.
"It takes an extremely mature
person to stand up and admit
they are ugly. People just don't
want to be associated with
Uglies Unlimited. And as for the
rest of the world ... we just ask
that they accept people for what
they are rather than what they
look like. Attractive doesn't
mean good, and ugly doesn't
mean bad. Whether it's on a
blind date or on a job application
-give ugly people a chance."
'Liberation Theology' Still Simmering
Earnest Pope-watchers in th.ls
area bad a pretty good idea
when John PauJ 11 interrupted
his brief reign as pontiff to take
on lb~xhaustlng trip to Puebla,
Mexico, that he was up to
something big.
F\Jrthermore, they had a pret·
ty good idea what that
so mething
big was. Jn
recent years
one or the
chief ad ·
minislrative
worries of tbe
Papacy has
been the in·
creasingly
u d lcalized
activities of
both cler1y and hierarchy ln
IAUD·America.
SO•E PRIESTS and nen
some Mabopt bad embraced poUUeal vtew1 that were dan~ eloM to Marxilm,
and otllen. Md ed¥oeated open
terrorism a1atut the more
NPl'...aft JOVentmeDla IOUOl ol U.IUoOrllilde.
,... Pllltleil ... ol IDOlt ol
Latin America is still dictated
by generals and rigbt·wing
rentbtaa. The priests and bishops
of the Catholic Church were the
only prestigious force resisting
these autborltarian govern·
men ts.
This was done under the ban-
ner of what is called "liberation
theology." This theology and the
social activiam ll accompanies
were pronounced at a Latin
American blabops' convention in
Medellin, Colombia, 10 y.ears
ago.
AT PUEBLA, the pope could
hardly avoid meeting this
troublesome issue head on.
There were those who the>ught
and believed tbat his ex-
periences with the Ruulan.s as a
Polish bllbop mi1bt incline bim
to view witfa 1ymf•thy tbe ac· ti vlst tbru1t o the South
American cler()'.
OU..ra tboulbt be would stick
by bis "* u custodian ol tbe
Rock of Peter, and take the view
that that •hich baa atood for
centurfH sbowd continue to
atand. Tb•t ruaty lnlltxlbillty
baa been tbe Hcret of tbe
CbUl'Clb's flourilb1q.
That latter course was in· deed the one the Pope chose, dis·
appointing bitterly those who
· hold that time Ls catching up
with the Church. and that you
cannot save souls without pro-
viding the minimal comforts
that the body demanda. and that
are not fortbcoming in many
countries of the Third World.
G r eat divisions had been made in the adminiatratlon of
the Church by priests fighting to
end social and political injustice,
and the Po~ proposed to end
this divisiveoesa forthri1hUy.
IN A SPEECH to a huge
crowd attendlng Maas tn Mexico
the Pope wu so unwise u to
make mention of the "aimple
joys of the poor." IA a country
like Mexico this was a terrtflc
gof/1 and wu rewarded by boot
and bislel.
But it wu In bl.I 1peech to the
Blsbope •t Puebla that be made
it clear be was a very con-
aenaUve man and wu lolnC to
use the tulJ power of b.19 om~ to
put down not only poUUcal ac-
t1vl1m, but uy kind of poUUcal
lnvolvemeat at all by tM' clerO.
Tb• mlAioD of t.ha Cbwda,
he said, "is religious and not
social and political." He
forcefully pointed out that Jesus
"unequivocally rejects recou.rae
to violence," and that be "opens
bis message of conversion to
everybody, without excluding
the very publicans."
He rejected totally the view,
held by "liberation theology,••
that the Scriptures Justify
political action against op·
presaors. He said traditional
paths must be followed, tbat
"leaders of the peoples" must be
educated toward "a more just
and eouitable dllltribution of
eoods:•l
AS A CATROUC. I found tbe
meuaao disappotnuna ud odd·
11 reNIUl'lng at the aame Ume. l
think aocial activism wW con-
tlnue to be a priestly f\mctiaa. ao m•tter what the Po~ aalcl. 8Dd that this ls u it should be.
At the same time I admire the
adamanUne adherence of the ponun to tbe ancient views on
the separation of chureb Md
1i.te. R may be that the Pope "
risbt, and tbe radical prtelta ..
rilbt too. I bope It worka OUl tb8l way.
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Prevention's Promoted
BJ SONA.LOP. MOMBEU..O
Ra.aid MomMUo a. o ,....., o/
Lo,..a 8foc1'.
"Notblna new:· you IQ when
schools cfo.e wilh IO perttnl
abseoteellm and \be buslnffa
community ls bard hit by nu
Hll'I a fact ot Ufe. Besides ln
the past. P.aodemlu kalied
mUUom. We ve pn>gre ed slntt
tbea. Havl'n't we""
If WE HAVE "prof~SSed,"
why do su many atlll bt>como in·
f~led by lht"se vil'UM" .,
ould at be the falsti sl'nse of
security we rect-iv~ from the
over·the-('()Wlter dru«S for wtuch
we spend blllions t1ach year?
Directly or indlrtttly, don't
advtrtiaenu~nts 21uggt'8t that a
stulfy nose, fewr. so~ throat.
or achlng body can be returned
to "functional normalc " by
sucking on. ingesting, or dilullng
a particular product .,
ALTHOUGH SOM F. or the
abraslve symptoms may be al·
leviated, "l feel better" doesn't
equate to "I 'm cured.·•
Still ill, we continue to fun c-
tion with others at the party, on
the basketball court, in school.
or on the job. SUH m. we make 1t
easy for the virus or-bacterili to
infiltrate its next host.
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1vuMa.
A 'rumblor-fUll, m141luttd,
DOW ud thtA and
occu:S.aWly.
Do we naively accept modem
medarlne as a pure science and
believe there 1s et de finitive
answer to any ill -that simply ~onsuotlng another pill• will
"right" any physiological or
n ychological abuse. any
lhysical or mental malfunction,
>r any parasitic invasion?
IS OUR JOB security so
tenuous our social, academic,
or athletic commitments so in·
nexible and intimidating -that
we recornlic no alt.ernatlve but
to function n a sick cond1Uoo
with others?'
A~ these more symptoms of
an u pandln1 laclt ot con.sidera·
tlon lorotbus?
fo"rom chlld.hood many or ws re·
member parental and
1randparenul reminders to cov·
u our mouth and nose when we
1sneeie or cou1h.
TOO YOUNG. then. to com·
preheod Incubation periods. bac-
terial Ute spans, or the speclfics
uf a microorgarusmlc lranaler in
our "ACHOO!" of saliva and
murows, the consideration for
another was made Important.
Is the same emphasis placed
t>n this health practice today?
Could It be that In our attempt
to make light or our own illness we proceed as normal and unin-
tentionally infect others?
Do we seek sympathy through
uncontrolled disp~ays of illness
ur show a subconscious spiteful·
ness which says, "U I don't feel
well, those around me aren't go-
ing t.o feel well either?"
COULD IT BE that loo many
ignore or a re ignorant of sound
public health measures?
Are too many unaware that an
unstilled sneeze can expel poten·
lial pathogens many yards away
BEl.IEF for the DISTBF.mD and BALI for the WDmED is found in
· PERRY DAVIS'S VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
~ Manafaotared by Pl:RRT DAVIS • BOK, ~
~ •o. 74 m•• a......-r, .aovmaom. & 1. _,,.
fj)IT-\
• _J Patent medicine advertisers in 1800s relied on popularity of American eagle.
where they may remain sus~
pended on dust particles or in
droplets of moisture for long
periods of lime . . . where they
may be carried long distances
b y c urrent s of air to con·
taminate others?
Are too many ignorant or
other methods of contagion? Do
too many ignore the personal
and public health information
that is rdisseminated on a re·
gular ba.lis by concerned agen·
cies and resource centers within
our community?
COLD AND influenza viruses
no longer seem to concentrate
their wrath during the winter
months alone.
U6affected by antibiotics their
devastation lingers or com
plicates with secondary bac ·
t eria l pneumonias. And this
public health hazard extends
beyond these. upper-respiratory
contagions.
Veneral disease statistics con·
tinue to rise.
One cannot help 'but notice the
increased presence or disease-
carrying flies, fleas, licks, and
rodents in our environment.
STATI STICS project that
some 8 million or our population
will become infested with body
lice during 1979 . • . and this in
all social and economic strata.
Some disea se organisms.
thought to be conquered, are not
only becoming immune to
established treatments -or
mutating because of them -but
are resurfacing because of
public indifference to sustained
immunization procedures.
Jet travel and expanded ac·
cess places the problem of
personal and public health on an
international basis.
As density and population dia·
tri bution continue to produce
congestions. what furthe r conse·
quenc~s will we incur if these
personal and public health con·
cerns don't intensify propor·
tionately?
As these prolific and adapta.
ble forms of life continue to
strengthen and resist Man's in·
t ervention, bow will a real
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i ~~ ~ENTPEUCENT ! ~I
t-;, DROPS. Ii ~I ~ !~ Oood for Oil-on-the-Brain t; ~
111d other CouUgioua
Disorden.
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DISPE'.'1~£D Rt'
"killer " disease Cone greater
than any historical example> af.
feet our population's ability fo
survive ii sound health practices
have not become conditioned
reflexes?
In order Lo thwart tl}eir as·
sault have we any choice but t.o
utilize the human capacity to.
learn. t.o consider others', and to plan intelligently?
Is there any better preven·
tative medicine?
Mailbox I Crammed Air Traffic Raises Accident Probability
To tbe F.dit.or:
Re : Editoria l , Dec. 31. ••Passenger Safety Outranks
Rlgbts":
You did not do your
homework, and y-0ur research
was poor. Your point was that
basically the FAA was overdue
· in imposing the sweeping new
additions, r estrictions, a nd
measures which they have pro-
posed, and that any freedom of
the air that citizens of this coun·
. try have enjoyed must come
secondary to airline passenger
aatety.
I understand your concern
here, and normally would agree.
But here is the "kicker." You,
along with great numbers of the
American public have been led
down the garden path by the
FAA bureaucracy and tbe air
controllers unlon. The proposed
changes are the lowering of lhe
controlled airspace from the
current 18,000 feet to 10,000 feet,
and raising the TCA (Terminal
Control Areas, which are miles
in diameter surrounding major
airports) up to meet this
lowered airspace.
TRIS RAS nothing to do with
safety, as no collision has ever
occurred at this altitude -and
probably never will!
This change will effectively
kill most general aviation, as it
will require that practically all
flying mus t become under
positive ground control, or what
is called IFR (Instrument Flight
Rules). The San Diego air crash
occurred under s uc h rules
already, and all of the facts of
that case conclusively show that
the newly proposed controls
would not have prevented it! In
fact, cramming all of the traffic
of an all-ground controlled
system into narrow confined
areas will increase accident
probability.
The FAA bad their new pro-
posal ready at least two years
before the San Diego crash, and
used tbat disastrous event to
further their own empire build·
ing by seriously misleading the
lay public through use of fear.
ignorance. distortion of facts
and outright falsehood.
There is no question that the
FAA will be unable to imple·
m ent their plan for the few
million more tax dollars which
they claim. They are already so
severely overloaded on any poor
weather day. that they cannot
even come close to handling the
amount of traffic without a total
s narl·up and paralysis. A
system such as they propose will
cost us already sorely wounded
taxpayers an additional billion
in a very short time, and we will
still be stuck wilb a no·growth,
untlexi ble. and bloody
dangerous system.
,,....--------School Environment Begins at Home--------....
Parental Encouragement: Pass or Fail?
BJ NORMAN BALL
NomttJft Hall tao ttrident Of Hvntingaon Btach.
Recent efforts 1ucb as Pn>p. 1.8 and contlnued lnfiation
have mllde teachers the tareet tor Innumerable attacks by
the public. We teachers are by DO means perfeclt but we
are limited by the more pronounced influence parents
have bad cm ltudeDta before the)' enter our claurooms.
Are JOU~U a arent,. beJptna to mate your child's educatloll ? See bow )'OU respond to these 20
quesUcm ad sr YOUnelf.
t. llAVB YOU BVEa TBANKBD a teacher for doing
a aood Job wltb JOW' child? a. Haft you ever taken the time to questlon a te.cber for a mau.r ol CODC:«"D? a. Do '°" attend open bouae?
•· How ameb time do you spend belptna your cblld wttb sebool..t?
5. Bow 1118111 scboclaeU~ ban JOU attended?
L BAYS Y011 DCOUMGBD '°'11' child to be ID· volyfd ta atHearrlealu adl.m.?
7. a...,.. ...... .......,.. .,, belal inwl""' ln et.meta. a clmitJ, or a wm. orsmnttoot a. line JOU taken JOU!' dllJd to llwartel, muaeuma,
• ldlem1eal llK'l•menta?
.. How oftm .. JOU ~ .............. IUeb ..
lcnbllll wltll JOUr dalldren? • a." rou ev• llelped ~ or • ......,.. a Hlllol .u.ltYT --==""'"''' lL DD~,_ Wp ,_. cbUd leena to n1P1Ct •atllorttJ b;
talking and acting in a respec:Uul manner about your boss,
police,. etc?
1%. DO YOU BUY llOOU, u well as toys and clothes,
as lifta tor your child?
13. Have you helped our child prepare for tbe adult
world by allowing blm/ber to help in bankina procedures,
Insurance options, buying declslom, credit decision,
budcetlng,etc? ·
14. Have you read material and talked with your child
aboutdrup?
15. Have you read material and talked wtth your child
about wnerea.l disease and birth control?
16. Do you set a cood example by readlni a book OC:·
caaioaalb' instead of watcbina TV?
17. DO YOU 8BT A GOOD DA .... B by havlnl a
pottUft attitude about YOUJ'Mlf and otberl?
18. Haft ,_talked about and autftd your cbild with
career ODPQrtanlUea and loall?
lt. When ll tbe lut Ume 10U made a Polltl" comment
aboutt1achln ID froatof JOGl'ebildf
JO. ca yoar cbllcl recetft belp and Jove from JOU wben ... , ....... penoulproblem!
ff,_ caa N1PODC1 poalUnlJ to tb1M qwtioel, 10U are
==·=~-=~~ .. -=: Joatollaltdlllu,_..i IMreeotlaM ncu beeftedlftlll
Uttcl• oam. \Toa cu lead a-.~. • • .......,~ .. •
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An alternative system, which
will truly be effe<:tive and cost
much less is being proposed by
the Experimental Aircraft As·
sociation a nd the Aircr aft
Owners and Pilots Association.
There are many facets to this,
including the more effective
climb and descent corridors for
IFR traffic. I only ask that the
FAA listen a nd consider the
sage advice of these groups and
that oft.he rest of the knowledgea-
ble American citizens.
lt is generally not understood
that general aviation has such
a n extreme i mportance to
transport ation in the U .S.
General aviation transports
more people inte rcity than 26 of
tfte 31 airlines combined! Ac·
tualJy it is far greater than this,
but the general aviation records
cannot be complete due t.o its
very nature. Why do people
always end up killing the goose
that laid the golden egg?
DONALD C. PRIDHAM
Slit'• S.•tte Clese
To the F.ditor:
Thanks s o much for your
editorial concerning the problem ot siltation in Upper Newport
Bay. Those ol us who have been
worlting for several years to try
to get asalatance trom various
aovemmental agencies to st.op
tbe destnlction of our bay need all the help we can get
However. the Pilot erred In
statiq tbat since tile l969 winter
nood1 dumped tons or mud and
debris lnto tbe bay "not one
abo•elfW bu been removed."
Dredllnl to restore the water
1kl eoune was a pproved by the
Oraa1e County Board of
Supentaon, and this wu ac·
compllabecl :oxhuately a
year after tbe Oood.
BtJLLDOIE&I baatlly eon-
1tructed an urtben wall at the
mouth fA BiJ Canyoo. Tbe tall·
lnc• from the dreclclfta opera·
Uoa atapldly and traalcally were
placed tlMNla. S9ery tlm.e It
ralns -o1 the taWnc• erode back lllto Yae bu. Tb.la. Ja.u eauMCI an area wblcb formerly
was navigable to be no longer
navigable even at high tide.
One of the goals of Friends of
Newport Bay is to have the tail·
ings removed from Big Canyon
in order to eliminate this source
of siltation. It is a fa llacy to as·
sume that all of the silt comes
fr o m u pst r ea m in t h e
watershed. Some of i\ originates
immediately adjacent to the bay
itself. or within a very short dis·
lance in Newport Beach as the
bills are carved away.
If the upper bay is buried
beneath sill. can \be lower bay
be rar behind?
FRANCES ROBINSON
E~reed 551 A F•11tGSf1
To the Edit.or:
State Sen. John V. Briggs goes
Into great detail to prove his
point to oppose the 55 mph speed
limit. l think if the law were en·
forced, he would see that the
ideas be expresses would all dis·
appear in saving gas, Jives and
energy.
I grew up in the borse and
buggy days and with the Model
T and Model A Fords. The roads
were not very straight or smooth
and we couldnotdoS$mph, but we
still got there.
Some want to live in a world of
fantasy like UHS-year-otd boys
who race their bikes t.o see who
goes faster.
There is no reason in the world
to go more than 55 mph, on
public roads except to swt tills
fantasy and show otr ao I hope
he can overcome th" and stay
wlth the 55 mph. I think it la the
best or one of the bett-control
laws and should be enforcecl.
M. 8. KAll~ERER •
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PUBUC NOTICE P\18LIC NOTICE
The occult • 18 big U.S. business and getting bigger
Ai-i-M ..
BJ CYNTlllA ST Vf!NS -.-.-r..i ...........
NEW YOU <APl -They pay $3 50, take a
number tMft 1lt at a labla and at-.rt at
flowered wallpaper, waltina for • tarot card
ruder to reso1v all thelr conruct.a and deltver
lh•lrdreama an l~mlnutea.
lhny c uatomora .-t the Caov"n Tea
Oardtn, like clleou of p1ych1c1. palmist.a and
astroloa4!n claewh re. are reculara Some go
every w~k . uven every d•y. to consult thu oc·
cull on the course of thelr Uvea.
IN NEW VOaK and on the West Coast, in
c:r~aaed lnter~at In the aupematural means in·
c:ruaed bullneas for Its practitioners.
"We're the poor man's p1Jychiatrist ," says
Marilyn F\cla"'· the Caravan tearoom owner
She uya her clientele has tripled in the last
year. Ut!r eight readers, all said to be glfted
with e•trHensory perception, handle about 30
p~ople each eventng Up to 200 would·be
cu:stomers, lnOJilly women. are turned away
ever y week.
Ms. Ficlare s ays a reading ts "almost Uke a
confessional." And Joan. a Caravan reader,
aays: "There 's almost a panic on because of the
economy. People are afraid of losing their jobs.
homes and husbands· attentions. The children
have gone haywire."
• TAJlOT READERS who work for tips in
Manhattan's two tearooms are one facet of a na·
tionwide hodgepodge that includes storefront gypsy palmists, astrologers working at home.
and psychometrlsts. who trace a client's past. present and future by feeling "vibrations" in a
personaJ item. Even some psychotherapists ad·
rnit to using utrology.
. . CARAVAN TEA GARDEN Rt!ADEA
Tarot Cards Exempttry Occult Systems
Inter est in the occult has increased
dramatically in a decade, spreading from the
'60s hippie counterculture. It has spawned
horoscope columns. astrology magazines and
movies with psychic themes.
Parapsychologists attribute the boom to
fascination with Eastern mysticism and dis·
..
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~ Justice ls Slow
..
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Court Case Speedup Hurried
: PROVIDENCE. R .I. (AP> It ~ louk three years to bring to trial the
: three men accused of beating 79·
" year-old Mary Mendoza.
: · By that lime, the victim had been
~ dead for six months and the suspects
• went free. There was no case without '
• her testimony . .. ..
" A MISCARRIAGE of justice ?
: Perhaps, but hardly unusual. All
.. over the country , court backlogs'
plalve &be crimjnal justice system.
.. Delays of several years are common.
• l'l)e ,I.aw Enforcement Assistance
:: A~ministration is trying to reduce ... • court delays in criminal cases with
:: pilot programs in Providence,
•. Houston. Miami and Dayton. Ohio.
:: The project is headed by Ernest C.
: .• :. Friesen. dean o( Whittier Co llege • School or Law in Los Angeles. and
" the goal is to cut in half by June the
·· time il takes a felony to come to
.: lrial.
; Friesen says if the programs work
.. in those four cities, where the median
: time Crom arrest to trial is 85 to 12()
• .. days, they will probably be adopted
: all over the country.
until just before a case comes to
trial.
-SE'ITING UP "process require·
ments that make all lawyers in the
system act within certain time
Jim its." For example. all briefs must
be filed within a certain number of
days or the end of a trial.
-Compiling statistical informa·
tion about whether court procedures
are working. How many cases are
ALL AllE BASED on a program in settled? How many dlsmlssed?
: Portland, Ore., where in the last Where do delays seem to occur -in
: :~;ed'aie~f~~~:t ~e~~:nd~t~~/~:;· • ~~r~=r~r;s :fn~e,tt:;i:~1r!ndse~
illu1lonment with a world that bas failed to
erase violence and poverty. It coincides with a
yen tor an emotional, intuitive, spiritual •P·
proacb LO U/e, a aearch tor the answer.
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Csychiatrist. who uses astrolo~cal charts "to H••-1 Be.c:f\.c.ilfon\i.~ PUBUC NOTICE
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: trial bas been cut from six months to lawyers? • 4Sdays. Friesen says much of that ls ob·
That's been accomplished with pro-vious, but not that simple in a system
: cedures, rang.log from more efficient where the status quo has Its own in·
: administration in the courts to ertia. Everyone -from police to pro-
: stricter l'round rules for calendar secutor's offi ce to court otricials and
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:-Henry Gemma Jr., acting chief of "-the trimi.nal division of the attorney .. SIMP~ISTIC ANSWERS don't
:• seneral'a office in Providence County work,'' Friesen says. "You have a
:-for tM Mendoza case says "1 would heavy cultural blu for continuing the
•. sa1 every week or so we have a case status quo. U people are accustomed
; tlaat.eu't go forward because a wit-.. :. to wa1Ung six months for a jury triaJ,
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\., IT'S PORTLAND where delays are solve the problem. Friesen says thal
;, rare, that everyone wants to may be part of the solution, but the
:· emulate. Friesen says Multnomah altuation is much more complicated.
:· County has the "best record in the The Portland plan concentrates on
-t United States on criminal cases by the psycbolon of delay. Friesen says
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:• Friesen and other experts have that cases will be tried promptly.
:: analyzed what makes the courts .. A private defense lawyer, to ~: work in Portland to see if the hmova· make a living, baa to have a bac:klog
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PEACE CORPS WAR I NAUTILUS
BJ MICHAEL J. SHIPPEN .. _ ..... ..._Wl'Mw
WASHJNGTON -To many In the Pe.ace
CorJ)t, I.be cven.tna of Wednesday, Nov. 8, tm.
.. known u ''The Lut SuppeT ••
At a retta~ant ln Mohammed a, Morocco,
20 mllel ~talde Caaablanca, Carolyn.. Parton.
SS.year-old black psycholoillt. tearl\ally told a
aupper meedna ol Pucf! Corps country dlrec
tors, ded otft«n and re11onal otnclals that ahe
w11 tbrouab. 'd had ll It waa over.
It beef bef.n aJmo t ts mont.l\a alnce 1he'd
taken over u the Peace Oorpa' nm black and
. flnt woman dJrector Now she wa1 qulttina
The UMmbled Peace Corp1 ofllcl•IJ tried to talk her out ol It.
S h m ovtd
acroas the room to
s pf!ak with 11ome
black Peace Corps
workers At lhe liral
table. he r dt!puty ,
Rulh Saxe, asked the
group what lhey
w -o u I d d o w h e n
arolyn resigned "It
was clearly a request
ror mass res lgna·
lion ." says one
participant Only one
person ofrered her re·
aagnatlon and s he
eventually stayed on.
SAM BAOWN LATE THAT
night, Sam Brown,
35-year.old director
oC ACTION, Peace
Corps' parent agen·
cy. returned Crom
another dinner to the
Mohammedia Hotel
where the P eace
Corps was holding an
annual regional
meeting. He learned
o ( Ms. Payton's din·
ner. He was furious
that she had dis·
closed her intention
before resolving it
with him, incensed at
~AROL YN PAYTON the bid for mass re· sign a lions.
From his room at 1 a .m., Brown telephoned
Ms . Payton. He says be was blunt. He told her
in undiplomatic language to get out of the coun-try. She hung up on him.
Brown walked down to Ms. Payton's room
and knocked on the door. "He pounded on the
door for 15 minutes," Ms. Saxe says. "But I
wouldn't let him in because there were five
other people in there and J didn't want him to
Lake reprisals on them."
The next day, Ms. Payton changed her
mind about quitting but the matter was out o(
her hands. Sixteen days later, the White House
announced her forced resignatlon. Ms. Saxe
left, too.
• BOW DID SAM aaoWN -bright, YoUDI
light in the left-liberal wing of the Democratic
Party, organiu.r of the 1988 anti-Vietnam War
moratorium, former Colorado st.ate treasurer
Sundlly. Metch 4. 1979
oa orps
' come to ftre Ma. Payton? She was his choice
alone, aft.er a aill·monlh narcb, w'tbout prea-
1un ftoom the Whit. HOUH or Capitol HJU.
public opinion Poll• aa thla country'• moat
Popular forel1n aid effort. Brown believed the Peace Corps with Its .
Tbe 1n1wen LI ln the 1Uent war Inside the
Peace Corpt, which laated OM tu1l year. At
•like '",.. elementary IHUff over what kind of
Amertcuw the Peace Corpa would send abroad,
wheN they would •o and what they wouJd do
when they 1ot lhere. In queaUon was what kind
of Peace Cores waa appropriate to lhe world or
the lt'70a w lllOll, a world with SO naUona
you'!Pr than the Peace Corps It.self
for all their dlaputea, Brown, Ms Payton
and their •lllea agree on a major point: that Preal~nta Richard M. Nixon and Gerald R.
Ford left a Peace Corps rar dltterent from the
one that year after year shows up In American
When Brown and lla. Payton took over, they
round the corps shrunk tO fewer than 7 ,000
volunteers from a mld·lMOa hich of ts,000. They round tralnin& cut from 12 ween to ellbt.
They found PoliUcaJ appointments, country
direct.on who couldn't speak the lansua1e of the
country where they were atat.loned.
They found the Nixon adminiatratJon had
gone a long way in replaciq YOUDI. liberal arts
graduates In the Peace Corps with older.
technical specialists who often did not work
wltb poor people ln vlllages.
The problems were obvious to both Brown
and Ma. Payton; they disagreed on the solu·
tiom.
Nautilus' Bags Over
Final R est ing Place In Doubt
GROTON, Conn. (AP ) -After
a quarter-century without con·
met, the world's first nuclear·
Powered submarine Cinds itself
in the midst of a batUe over its
final resting place.
Two of the leading sue pro·
poaala for the USS Nautilus are
Groton, where It first slid into
the water 25 years ago on Jan.
21, ...and Annapolis, Md .• home or
the U.S. Naval Academy. Loca-
tions in California , South
Carolina and Washington State
a lso are being touted.
IF NAVY Secretary W.
Graham Claytor has made a de·
cision, he isn't saying what will
happen to the sleek No. 571,
which left a wake of records
after paving the. way for the
nuclear underwater navy.
In fact, he said recently the
Nautilus might be kept in
service for another five years if
the Navy Department decided to
recondition older nuclear attack
s ubmarines as an economy
move.
World War 11 submarine, and
now wants to place the history· making Nauti lus at the
Croaker's Thames River moor·
ing.
He has even leased his nearby
restaurant to demonstrate that
be wasn't interested in financial
gain in bringing the Nautilus to
Groton.
Meanwhile. another group in·
eluding a number of admirals
has created a USS Nautilus Na·
tional Monument Committee
that favors placing 571 in An·
napolis. said Melinda Hamilton,
vice chairman of the group.
AS A NATIONAL monument,
the submarine would have to go
on-a federal site and would be
maintained by federal person-
nel, much like the Revolu-
tionary warship Constitution in
Boston Harbor.
llmlted.budiet o( only $95 mllllon a year should."
focus on hef ping the poorest of the poor to aur·
vive.
For Ma. Payton, "the volunteer ex·
perlence" and its contribution to lnt.emaUonaJ
underatand.lng was more Important than tbe
work.
:rBE ULTIMATE BENEFIT Ms. PaJton
saw ln the Peace Corps was "an opportunity for
Americana to learn about people overseas, so
there will be a cadre of people here who IUPJIOrt
forelgn aid bills, who are concerned about tbe
<See CORPS, Pa1e All>
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IAT SPECIAL PRICES!
Regularly 50.00 to 75.00
NOW $35 a nd $50
"Any decision on possible re-
tention of the USS Nautilus will
be made prior to her scheduled
summer deactivation," be said in a statement.
Sheetz argues the taxpayers
would have to bear the cost "in
perpetuity." He said he would
prefer the Nautilus t5e main-
tained without cost to taxpayers,
but would not opp()se making it
a national monument if that's
what it takes to get it in Groton.
Every hoin.tyle perform's bett,•r with a perm. But it lake' a
professional to I.now the prrm that'<1 right for your hair textun!.
But a former submariner who
is leading the effort to bring 1be
aging subl!larine back tq its
birthplace is skeptical.
"IT'S AN IRON coffin now.
Another five years . . . ! " said contractor and develoj>er Frank
Scheetz, who retired aa chief
quartermaster 21 years ago.
He set up a nonprofit group to
display the USS Croaker, a
Retired Lt. Cmdr. Stuart N.
Nelson of Norwich is a former Nautilus crew member who
favors the Annapolis proposal.
"I believe that that boat, like
any other history-making part of
this country, should be a na-
tional monument," he said. "We have an institution for old
airplanes, (or civil war equip·
ment. Why shouldn't we have a
Smithsonian for submarines?"
One that'<; \Oft and natural. With just th'~ rurl. wave or bmlv
you desire. And for the no:<I two wm:ks, you run., 11f(flrd to wuil
-any longer. These sprriol prirf''I includr . 1 ut. 'hompoo o_nd
styling. perms for lon11 hair priced hight•r < ·1111 75'1-1900 f11r
your appointment. The Beauty Terru11·. ,\1°1\/mrt Beach
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!Wnd1y. March 4. 1171 ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES
Oelty ........... ~
The Oranae County
Unit of the American
Can cer Society hu
honored volunteen1 In Its
• • An1elt on Wheel•'' pro·
1ram for provtdinl P•·
tlent tran1portatlon to
treatment centers.
Or. R.J . Curreri.
chairman of the service
committee noted that
drivers racked up a
1rand total of more than
'75 ,000 miles ln 3, 768
trips.
Leu os or Costa Mesa:
Helene Watklna of
Irvine. and Anne
Campbell or South
La1uu.
Honored for to years
1ervlce w er e J ean
Goodgame and V elma
Begg or Huntington
Beach, Mary Burckle
and Susan Leung of
Costa Mesa and Ruth
Vi e ldln JC or San
Clemente.
T HOUG H M ANY
volunteers collect
honors, most prefer the
satisfaction of qujetly
helping others.
Here ls a list of open-
Jngs for people who want
to lend a hand along
with agen cies which
match position and peo.
pie:
Children's Hospital in
Orange need visitors lo
pley ea m es and
brighten d ays. Calf
997·3000.
F airview Sta t e
Hospital is look.ing for
party c hairmen (and
women >. a newsletter
editor, timekeepers and
a piano player for adult
c l ient cl asses. Call
957-5188. .
MOBILE COMMAND UNIT ASStSTED IN CLEAN.UP OF OIL 8L088 FROM COAST
Lt. Cmdr Skip Onet9d DkKted Flnleh of Work Seturday From N•wpotl .. ech
T H OSE HONOR E D
had made 20 or more
trtps. Ust.ed are coast
residents who made 50
or more tripe:
Semi,nar
On Blind
Scheduled
The South Coast
Literacy Council needs a
number or people in 14
l earn i ng ce nters to
teach ~~glisb, reading
and writing. No foreign
language skills are
needed and training will
be provid e d . Ca ll
U7·1138, 493·6279 or
768·9157 for details.
The West and South
Orange County Volun·
tary Action Centers also
list dozens of openings.
For the west county
VAC, call 898--0043. South
count y rnrormation
available at 675·9'l10 or
833·9278. Tar Mopped Up -Huntington Beach=
Mary McClure (50),
Prudy Parmenti er
<300 >. Virginia cWalder
(50()).
-Costa Mesa: Jan
Mowbray <50 >. Marian
Schulte (300). Susan
Shugarman (500 >.
A seminar i n un· ~ersta_nding and accept·
ang blind people will be
presented from 2~00 to
4:30 p.m. March 14 at
the Braille Instit ute ·s T H E C 0 U N T Y
Orange County Com· chapter of the American
munity Center . at 527 N National _Red Cross will
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petroleum pancakes from Huntington Beach to
Slogan Contest
~ntries Expected ·
Orange County high school students interested
iQ entering the Am ericanism Educational
League's annual patriotic slogan contest have until
A.pri l 20 to 8Ubmit entries. Three winning slogan-writers will receive
scholarship checks for SSOO, S300 and $200 while ll
additional winners will win cash awards ranging Jiom $12$ to $25 at Knoll's Berry Farm's lndepen-
~nce Hall on May 17
Entry blanks are available al-community
chambers of commerce and pUblic libra ries
throughout the county. They are also available
(r om high school English teachers and the
Americanism Educational League office at 8626
~tanton Ave., Buena Park.
r Plate of the Day
-~--. ~., r:L ~G I --.. I
f MALY B~ L _ -• ---
MALY BU A gentle Jolte on where she
laves, says Sandy Butchk1ss or Malibu.
lnlorm•IKW> tor 111P "Pl.ti! or 1'1t' O•y"' '' ~""91~ by Mike F•r~y au1hor or lllt' 1'/9 Nloloon or IM ·wr.o' wr.o or Perwwwlued CA\lllorn1• L1c.e ..... Pl•lt't . It YCKI h••r •n 1n11• .. Kllr'9 Ill•'"· >end.,... l•1ls 10 Mtl<t' F•tlt"t. •101 Wll~lro 81Yd .. !wile lln, Be""rly Hills "°212
Deatlt Nodee • Deatla Notlen
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: ALONZO J. ~~~II~~. ,_IO, ml· =h17
/':" P:,:~~:;~ ... ~ ~i::::. denl ot Huntlnoton &e•ch, C•. tor Mortu•rv. Funer•I MrvlcttS will ~ .• more ,,,.., JO ve•n. P••~ away on conch><:lecl al 11·00 AM Monday March • lhund•Y March 1. 197t Ill Pe<lll<• S, ,.,. ., TM FINI Ullllecl Mell>Ochll ; Hospital. Hll'!llftQ!on e..t<h, c.. Mr. Church of HunliftQ!Ofl llHch, c:. with • Frailer w•• • Gener•I Conlr•ctor •ncl Rev. Albert Jensen PHtor ol Ille • Cerptnter fOf mor• th•n JO yean dttircll oflkl•tl119. 1111er-nt wlll be ' With his re41rement In l'HoS "" •l•rtltd mede 111 the WMlmlnsltr Cemeterv
; Ills own ~Y •1 Frerlf'r'• Oehlla. F•mlly suOQesti contrlbullon1 be H• !\eel b9en •wry a<llVct member of med• to The Alo1110 J. Frei ler \ .... First Unlteo _,_,,, Church of Memorial Funel <to Tiie Finl Unlteel • Hunt1119fon llH<h. C• . Tr.. Or•noe MelhOd'" 0...~h. 2711 17th SI., Hunt· 'County Florl•ts Ano(1ellon, The lft910n e..ch, Ce. Pierce B'rotr..n • $outh•rn C..lllornl• 0•1>11• Soclt1y Smltl"' Mort-V directors:. ,,...»t. : Mr_ Frat!H WK• Y.,.rAn of Ille ISi •. World W•r •ncl a member of »>• N£l.SON , Amerlc•n Legion end the l/FW 0.EAYL CHIU$11NE NELSOH, re• • Belood husband of Elliabetll A lldentofColteMesa,Ce.Pes.ted-•Y .~ F••rler. beloved tether of Autll F. March 2. tm llt the 1191 •years. L-
8arnes Of CloYls, C• .• et so sun.lwed.,., 1"9 da~ ot OoNld -~ J grllflel<Nkl<eft, Freet W. Altt, 111 of Nel$0n Of CollA MHA, Ce. Cttmelloft Gig Hllftlor, WnNnQton, Cynthia A. And private lfltermtnl Wiii lake piece.
' Pendeorllft f//f $Aft Ofe9o, Ca. And tc-Smith £ lutNIJ MonuMy directors, ~ Nth W. "'9 of Por1trvllle, c.t , also s f77 E . 111h SI'"'· Cb'lta Mua ; trHt09randcltlldren el'ld 2 sisters ~-' Leota Curtis of Wfllltltr. ea. •l'ld COttltlUA
:• ~ "lctla<'ds of Vucn Valley, HERMAN COAAEIA. n•tlve of
C. Frltncls mey C..11 from 11 ,_,, to M•ssaclluMtlS, ruldtnt Of Cost•
s·oo PM on S-Uy IN!rcfl J, -MtM. c... PH91d away March s. ""' et his ltofM et tN -oe f//f 13 ye•rs. Beloved ~ f//f Mary Corl'll• of .-----------. Cott• Mna, Ce.; IOYll\o bnltllff of •. McCOIMtCIC MOITUAlllS Alben Corl'lle "' OH•-ea. encl Laguna Beach CeHrlM ManlM Of Westml111ter, Ca.
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49+~1 5 Mr. Cor,..I• wn • f)Ntrmeclst '°" Thrifty 0nig S!Orft tor SS YHf'S. Ht Laguna Hills ,.., •lso a memo.r ot 111e M•-k 768-0Q33 LOdOt, Footfllll Lodge ·~. ElkS San Juan Capistrano Alameda LOdge •ton •ncl Amer1,.,, LtglOft Post •W M•sonlc luMr•I 495·177 6 Mrvlces wlll be lttld Oft WedneScley,
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NmALHOMl 6~2424
Costa Mesa
673-9450
l&L llOADWA T
MOITVAIT
110 Broectwav
Co.ta Mesa
642·9150
SMYM&nma&.
MOITVAIT
WISTCUIP CHAI&
O'en•OtY • Aower Shoo
427 E 17th St.
ea.ta Mesa
~
Wl..,,,_I
~MOlnUAIT 827 Mein St.
H~~tch
Merell 7. tm at 2 PM et Tiit Qlapet of
'tltt Cfllmel, In Oalllancl, Ca. lntoml>o menl to follOw et TM Cl\olpel of TIM Cfllmt11 Mlusolem. Smith & Tutlllll
Mortuary dlrecwn, m e. tm. s1rett,
Cosl•Meu. .........
eptune Society
ClteMATfON 8UfUM. At SU
M6-7G1
Corona del Mar rlmshed the job after two days
of toll. G . . A sPOkesman for 11th Coast uard Dtstnct
headquarters In Long Beach said guardsmen as-
signed to oversee the mop·up left the scene
Saturday afternoon.
THEIR MOBILE command post used at
such sites was dispatched Thursday when
Newport Beach city ofClcials complained of the
onslaught or gooey blobs littering the strands.
Inspection of a region from Huntington
Beach Pier to Corona del Mar yielded thousands
of the blobs, which definitely djd not come from
Huntington Beach offshore oil rigs, authorities
said.
The oil blobs are believed due to natural
seepage from a seanoor earth fault, or possibly
an old oil well somewhere offshore.
COAST GUARD authonlies said they are no
different than the type or tar balls occasionally
encountered on Southland beaches in smaller
amounts UnusuaJly hea vy northwest winds in recent
days and seasonal offshore current variations
could be responsible for the unusually large
number or m essy blobs. a spokesman said.
Newport Reach was hardest ·bit by the
armada or natural petroleum globs. which
sabotage surfboards and bare feet but are not
considere<~ any danger to marine life.
Officials said it will be up to each city i n·
volvcd to provide any additional cleanul) it con·
s1ders requ:rcd.
-Newport Beach ·
Dutch Longnecker <50 >.
Barbara Anderson (100)
and Edith Bird (200).
-OTHER AREAS:
Fay Greene or Laguna
Hills (50). and Alpha
Hahn of Irvine (50).
Honored for five years
of service were Prudy
Parmentier : Mary
Burckle a nd Su san
pec1ahst.s fro~ the, Help is needed with giv·
Braille ~lltute in l:Os ing tests, providir.g m· ~ngeles wlll show prac· formation. public rela·
h<;al approaches to help "lions, rollow·up phone
b_lind persons cope ~it.h calls and a number of
sight los~. Psrc~olog1cal o ther duties. c a 11
and daily_ hvmg pro-835·5381.
blems w i ll also be
stressed.
Final date for re·
gistration is March 10
For reser vations. call
821·5000.
Y o ung s t e r s
PUBUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINt:H NAME STATU•IENT
a t
CABINET
•Restyling (] D.Q .. , .,,,,,:. ~b~!~~~8,.~11!'2 •'
The ro11-1nci per ton• ••• OOll'Q
tM..l\tMS\~ fHE W C CllrB. m1 Holly L•M, N•wP«I 8"<11. CA 97~
Sllottl"" O l'ltOI~. "f'2 Slerr• R•ton, "'"-·CA "111~ •t11r1n 8 8relwm•. 731• Hollv
Une N-1 S..Ch, CA 97i.3 Tiii\ bU\IM\\ I\ conducted 11• •
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..,,..,"" 0 Rael .. , Tiiis ~•'""""'I w•• flied w1111 '"" County Ci.r1c at Or•nQe County on FH><u.ry U . 1'1'1
JOMQlllM ll'IOmP'IOll, 13\7 l •ur.1
C"<I~. Hunhnq1ot1 Beacn. CA921>"4 Thi\ ""'I""" I\ <ondu<lecl lly •n In d1vldu•1
~llW Tl>omrnon Th1\ fl•l-1 W.tl flied With II"' County c1 .. r• or Or•n9' Covftlr on Februery "· lt7'1. ,.,...,,
Publl\hKI Or-Coil•t 0.11~ Piiot ~ob. II. U . ,.,..,. '·I I, 1'1'1 S11·7'
PUBLIC NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
Tl\.-touowtno ~non I\ ckHnq bu,1
""'•' <,E'A C'OVNTJ!Y ENTEl'IPPl'iF • C•n•I ClrClf' Nf'W00'1 8PMh. c Arn~ J~ W•lt•Mn\. • Canat r1rc11 Nf'WPOrt llN<1' CA 976'IO
fM\ IMl\ft"Wt\S IS. torwiuct.-o by t•n "' diYldual
JIN'\'Wl'\W1ll1~m\ Tiit'° ""'""'"'1 WM lllf'd W1I'> Ille>
County Ch11rti. ot Or~1n0fl Countv on Ftb I . t•1' ·
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Put>tl'\f'Wld OrtlW"Qli" f"Ol''t Oattv P11tH Ff'tl 11 11 1~ M••cn 4 ,,1., .,,.. , ..
PUBLIC NOTICE
1%~' type We offer a large variety of new doors and
hardware to i.clect from Natural wood with a hand
rubbed slam & lacquer r1n1sh gives you a high quality
furniture frn1::.1'
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"'CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE"
P\11111\hecl OrM>Ot Coa•I 0••1• P1101 Feb It,». -'· II. 1'1'1 141 1'
PUBU C NOTICE
l'ICTITIOUS BUSI NEU NAME STATEMENT Tll" IOllOW•f'Q perwn " doi"9 bu"
~\\.t\ PRIOF CQN<,TllUCTION. lJI I FICTITIOUS BUSINESS lllh r: 1•, (.o\lfl -'-'·CA '1?&11 NAME STATEMENT O~vod (, C;lrl\O<>. Ill E 1811> :17',
Creative woodworks m•~: ANA
(714.) 545-9et57
Thf' lollow•"<I ""''°" "t!nono IMJ\I• Co•1a M,....., CA 9762/ "~' _., Thi., bu1.•™""' h1 condo< ttd Oy 4f'I 1n PA("IFI( ~IJNSrT l AN0~(APf c11YldUotl
THE C"ON'ill~VrTtON 1•H ~""'" An,\ o.tvld G On'°" (:;._,:. ~· AYP (~I~ Ml•'-' ("A <r)~?• T"'' \!di-I "'it' lllt'd w1lh llw ~ • i:io,.,.ld °""'" P .. m.,.., 7\•\ .,,,,.M County C.INk ot Or•nQ<• Countv 011 aotOMOBILE ~""' \ AMAY,. (o<ll\M~Vt CA 97•7~ F•bruary ... lttt
P I l"I ~~ > Tll" bu<~\ "condu<lf'd llV en 1n Fl ... !A ers ona Co"s(JLTd"T -~~,\ Oo••Ou"I Pullh•l'"tfd Or-Cl>as1 0<11ly Piiot
SEUIQR C_...,E.._. l"I "' '\ ' l'IOf'Ald O,\v.O l'I""'""' •eo 11. is, Mar • 11. 1919 V? 19 ~ 111.. " ~ Tiii\ \litl-1 "'"' lllf'<I w1lh IN> •
D •y C •RE Speclallzlng In -· county er~,... of o'""°" cour•v on
Id t •t• "' "' Investment Automobiles , Feb•.·-en I 1es PROGRAM •/ Publl.,,..,0/-COA<I 0 .. 11~·:::---... -,CTl-T_l_OUS_•_u_SINHS--
·cLASSIC' • 'ANTIQUE' 1-.. / F~ 11. ,e ?\ """"h' .. tt NMIAE sTATIEMENT
PUBUC NOTICE
E • d .....,._ J J 12770 'DISTINGUISHED' • 'UNIQUE' Hunter Hams "'' 14 .,..!~,!,~0!~'""'119 pmons <1<e do•n11 xam1ne Put years ol experience on your side I provide consultatlOO PUBUC NOTICE BARDWELL & BONKER ELE( Available for pick up T ROL vs1s. 10'!31 e.-hun1. s..11• A four·part lecture Closes March 12. 1979 • and '1n the field' appraisals to prudent prospecuve buyers of 103. Huntl"9'0ft eu<h. ca series designed to im· INVESTMENT automobiles It takes a protess10nat to deter· l'1CT1TIOUsBus1Nns 01 ... t' e B••d•t'"· 111u , mine real value MAMIE STATEMENT 5,....,,,1_ Foun!Al•m ll•ll•Y. ca 9211'41 prove self-identity and COUNTY OF ORAHGE llle to1io..1nQ _,.,..I\ do<nq ""'' M•rla Bonae•. 111347 Sl•nisl•u$.
al hs "II de d nt\\ n F0<.tnt••n ll•lleY, Q 92108 person strengt wt PtOC81 a.... I've done It all trom owmng a alersh1p repair an res1ora· BAMBOO tEl'IRACE 111 e 111h Th•• bu"""" 1, conducted llY ..
be offered by Coastline I JOO s. ~...,. A tton shoos. car constructor. to protess1onal Formula racing s1ree1. CO\i. MM.t. c.i111orn1• .,u, '1"""'•1 ""'"""''"P
Community College t-"-·-Ce tz-705 call (714) 557.ns2-lll 7A • ._..,., c.......... Globill Cul\IM Lid .. C..hforn1.. o.-e 8.ttc!Well _.. -,...... co•Por•hon. Co>I• -~ C•htorn1.11 Thi\ uatfmf!nt w11u r11ect ••lh """ from 7 to 10 p .m . April.__ _________ __. . ._ ............. ~w.w ... ~ ........ ~ .. ~ ... ~~~· .. !IW1 m'7 Coul'IY Cl@rk of Or•nQe (®nly Oft
18 at Fullerton Savings Tllo\ -ines· ,, conducll!d lly. cor f'•llruary 11· ""' F1101U
and Loan in Fountain POr•tion ~oeAL CUISINE LTD. PullllSlled Orat>9P CCN$1 Daily Piiot Valley o.m" YOUnQ. FeD n . Mt• •. 11. ••. 1m 6'P~
T he series will be This ~':::!-~ flll!d with tfW laugh t by RI ch a rd (.ounlr Clerk ol Or•nQP (.ountv on
Nor thrup, a t each er, FebrUArv')i. ""· 1--------
P UBLIC NOTICE
l'ntm "ICTITIOVS IUSIM£SS
counselor and consul· PuD"''" 0r-. eo.iin o.11v P1101 NAME STATEMENT tant. Feb H . MM.'· 11. It. 1'79 &'13-1' Tllf' 1011owlnQ '""'°n' are do1n11
T he series will cost Be st Ide a s •. nee PUBUC NOTICE Du\l~~~:~uuM VILLAGE. 111)0 s .... $12.50, Or $3.50 per Mf"r Je Pf'dro Circl~. Fountain ll•lley, C•
P ·--------~--92108 session. re :'<'g1stratlon FICTITIOUS Bust NESS Jo., o.-~n sv1.nc:1, 111JO Sat> Pl!dro
by Apn· t: wa~ aC'uised Shopp1· ng Carts NAMESTATIEMENT Clr<le, Founl&•r1Vallf'Y.Cd 97708 due to lim:ted enr o.'I· The fblloW1"9 perwn• •re doil'Q Gloro• Su" St,.ndl•h. 11&1S Dll\IMU ~ Ou••tr>o. Mo"ton l/ .. jO. C... '26"2 menl. For more in· SURFSIDE BUILDERS, llS'1 Tiii• bu\tnf'U '' conduc1eo by .o
formation, call 963·0811. Wel>Slf•. Irvine. CA 9711' 1141ner•I Ptr1nerV>•P -:·• . P•ul Olqlo••nnl Jr . 11S'1 Joy O 8yl-
J c.~~Now )'CU can do a week~s shopping w·~~~T~lif' ... 11 H•rcourt Co~~·.·.·~~~:~~:;!~'.".,':::
FonunSet
On Careers
Careers in nursing,
human services and
psychiatric technol ogy
will be explored during
a f ree workshop at
Gol den West College In
Hun tington Beach on
March 15.
Representatives from
Cal State Long Beach
and Cal State Fullerton
will describe their pro·
grams and career op-
portunities. 1be meeting
wllt"be in the humarulles
building room 101.
The nuniog workshop
will be held from 6-6:45
p.m . wbile the human
services and peychilalric
technology session will
nan from 1: 15 to 8 p.m .
Careers
Featured
~· ('1ii'l ....
twnllhed
In convenient
C..otfped
Send
~ • h f • • f Clrclt', HIMl1tnqton 8HCll CA Feoruarv 10• ltn ~ 'U Wit out orgettang a sing e Tiii• buslnen I• <onOu<led lly a Flt11n 91ner•I pertntnllip Pullll\lleCI ~ Coast Deity Potot item! Use pre-printed Tiii~ ;;.=.oo.:;:1,1;ed wltfl ·~ F•tl 25·-....... '919 "97 /'J shopping lists ~=,;~~.:;. 0r•l'9' Co.Hiii' on
""'* P UBLIC NOTICE
Prepared for you by Pulllt.-0r-. QMl\I 0.lly Piiot --... -,CT-,T-IOV_S_B_US-,N-ESS--Ftb. 15. MM '·II. It. "" .... ,. NAME STATt!MENT PILOT PRINTING. T,,. t0Uow1119 PtrM>fts .,. do1nq P UBU C NOTICE buti...,,u• 140 ......... pt1ntec:l lt•m•. JAFWIN ltENNEL. JAFWIN plUI eddlt6onet epeceB you l'ICTITIOUS I USIHt!Ss--WEI MARANERS. 1 ... S M•pte Str@f'f.
fl'' I If F0<.tn1e1n V•tlf'v. CA n1ot cen " your•• • NAME STAT£Ml'NT Jeni .. , S.Jllon 1 ... S ~ .. Sr
M llaple•
21 VegeteblH
14 Ffuit• e Bakery Item•
5 Bevereg••
19 Meet •nd
f11h entJiH
11 Delry Item•
20 MIK•U•neoua
lhe fotlowlnQ --'' dolno busl· Fount•ln I/alley CA 97/0ll •
llHS ... F••n-Seaton, 1.eAS M•plt St. R A N 0 Y S A P P L I A N C E FOWltetn l/elleY CA 971• • se.-v1ce. u2 eern•rd St .. Coste Thlt b\lllnts; It condu<ltd bY e Mew. C.lllornla 92621 oe+-r•I pertner1hlp A•ndoll L.ff HAUn, SS1 lltfnerd St.. .i.n11er Se.ton COlte Mflot. C.llfomfa '1617 lhl\ Jlitlemctnl WA\ llled •flh .;... lhl1 llu1klels Is ,onc1ue1ec1 D"t en in· Courtly Clerlt 01 Oranoe County on dlYldll•I. Fetl. tt. 191'1, Rlftd<ll Lee Haun "1101• Tiiis slat-I was lllecl with "'9 PuDll,_ OrM191 COHI O.lly Pilot County Clen of Or•f11111 County on M.,ch 4 11 tt •s 1'79 • · F etiruarv 71. 1919. · · · • · • ""* .. ,. PullllSftld Orenot Coest 0.lly Piiot Feb. 2S. M¥ '·II. tt ... ,. .... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE ~
PUBUC NOTICE
I
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..PEACE CORPS I SUB'S LAST POAT
'lroa Collar' Doomed?
Loop Near
·Last Leg?
CHJCAOO <AP> The Loop, perhap
Chlc110·1 bt!tl known landO'art. may be
doomed.
l"or 82 )'eon. trains huvt' whoas~ !And
roarl'd around the elevated tracks tha\ m~rk
the bordert of downtown They lurch around
90·decree turns, third rail nashinf· cem nl canyons maaif\lfylnl shrlll acrttch o metal on
metal, &NaulUna eardrums. llmotherang con
venallon.
THE LOOP HAS been as symbolic ot
Cblcaao'• ldenUty as Lake Nlchlaian ll 's a aur·
vlvor, a utilltara un dt>vt ce uniq uely
dellneaUni the t'ity'5 bui.ant-s:t and financial hub and carrytng the publll' lht'rt' 1n unequaled num
be rs
1t ·s ~n loved and hated, Its demise prl'
dieted since 1Ui tnceptlon. Now the latest threat
City Hall wants to tear down the two squart'
miles 11,000 tons -of 2S·fOOt·high nveled
plate steel, sometimes compared lo a huge eret
tor set Merchants long have howled that 1t 's an
eyesore. a nuisance, a blJgbt, a deterrent to
business.
The Chicago Urban Transportation District
says lhe Loop is doomed. It wtll take about $400
million to build a partial replacement. a subway
businessmen insist will spur more lhitn Sl
billion in new development west and northwest
ol the Loop
AND SO THE brouhaha: "The Elevated
and the Loop are as much a part of Chicago its
the cable car is to San Francisco." says
architect Doug.Schroeder.
"lf anybody is interested in preservation or
the elevated structure for historical purpose!>.
we have some sections of il on 63rd Street I'm
sure we could keep." says Mayor Michael
BilandJc "But downtown. clearly the best thing
we 'could do is to take it down."
Since the Union Loop Elevated was com-
pleted by Charles Tyson Yerkes in 1897, an
estimated 2. 7 billion passengers have ridden the
"iron collar" around a 7·by lO·block downtown
area -The Loop
AT THE OUTSET there were dire warn·
ings : of rush-hour trains slaclung up at its
ridiculous 90-degree curves, of pac ked
behemot.M plunging into streets teeming with
pedestriam, cars. trolleys itnd trucks.
And it quil'kly brought complaints about
light blotted out and nojse that made thinking
impossible. But Yerkes scoffed at suggestions or
replacing the elevated with subways like New
York's or Boston's.
Now the merchants were complaining aboul
the Loop. It stifled already.Jammed streets,
magnifying the tumult, not to mention providin1
a haven for deadeyed pigeons.
BUSINE&S INTE.ESTS. and mayors -Ed
Kelly, Richard J . Daley, Bllandic -said mosl
of the Loop could or would be removed. But the
general manager of the Rapid Transit Lines,
prede~essor of the Chicago T ransit Authority.
said in 1940 :
. "The Loop occupies onty 81h percent or lhe
street area in the downtown business center and
is the greatest asset the other 91 'h percent bas.
It is the greatest passenger pickup system in
the world."
Defenders say the ~Loop has few marks
against il. Although a crash in February 1977
killed 11 people and injured 189, the National
Tnnsportalion Safely Board determined thal
the cause was human error , not the structure.
During January's blizzard, which disrupted
most transportation, the Loop elevated func-
tioned 24 hours a day.
Defenders say the Loop could be upgraded
lo lessen noise and restored for much less lban
constructing a subway. Wi th hundreds of
millions of dollars then remaining, addiUonal
ser vice could be provided elsewhere.
They a1M> point out that subway con.st.ruc-
tion and dimantllng lbe "L " could create havoc,
noise and air pollution for 10 years.
"By God, you trifle with your urban Images
at your peril. We're not Des Moines or Kansas City; ~e're Chicago, and it's because of the lake
and lbe Loop," Schroeder s ays.
'
Chicago's Loop.
'the greatest pickup
system in the
world,' is said
to rank with
Eiffel T-ower as
a distinctive
city landmark
and engineering
marvel.
Benefits
~d
Sund9y, Meroh '· 197'9 DAii.. v P1LOf A I J
Three Die In London Lab Cue
the events and bla CJuar...U.. Oa
Sept. 8 8edaon died. On Sept. 11 lln.
Parker died. On Sept. 14 ber mot.bet
was diall'Oled as a smaUpos cue.
but abe survived. •
LONDON <AP> -Epidemic
1mallpox bu ~n wiped from the,
face of the Earth, bul lhe virus has
cau1ed three ootbreakl In Britain ln
the put 12 yeari, and the last lime ll
lefl tr--'c melodrama ln its wake.
Both the firal and third time ll hap. THE SBOOTE& report reveaJe4
·pened at lbe Univeraity of Blrm-that Bedaon. 49, regarded as ooe at
lnebam Medical School. The latest the belt virologlsta In Britaln, was
case hlltory: corresponding with WHO about ~
JANET PARKE8 died from safety of his lab. On April H, Dr.1.0
smallpox. Her father died from Arlla, bead of the smallpox eradlca-
ahock. Henry Bedson , the dla-tlon campaign, assured Bedaoo that tlnl\lllbed vlrologlat who ran lhe lab. "the expected benefit of your aludy
committed suicide by culling his far exceeds the minimal risk whieb
throat. He left a note saying be bad let is currently prese nt in your
everybody down by ignoring basic laboratory."
safetyprocedures. • However. an Ameri~an bad bis
The medical school held stocks of doubts. Mler an inspection of lhe Jab
the smallpox virus for study. Mrs. fo_r WHO on. May 4, Dr. J . H .
Parker worked as a photographer in Richardson, director of the Office of.
the anatomy department Biosafety at the federal Center for
The flrsl outbreak in i966 was also Disease Control in Atlanta, Ga.,
at the medical school and it was wrote: "The laboratory falls short of
another photographer who was in· the WHO standard and should be UJ>-
fecled. He survived as did rtve other graded lo meet the standard or djs-
people infected by 1bim but be was continue work with var iola smallpox
never named and tber~ was no of-at the earliest possible dale."
ficial inquiry that might have helped Bedson r e pli.ed t~~l "lhe ris~s
lo improve safety standa rds. mus t be m1D1m a l a nd as his
THE LABOR UNION to which the small~x w~rk wa~ be ing. wound
40·year-old Mn. Parker belonged down it w~u1d. be.. expensive and
says all the expem fell down on their very cosUy ID time ' lo up.grade safe.
jobs. fl demands 8 drastic shakeup of ~Y. His le~ter was m1~t.ead1Dg. H~ bad
Jaws covering health and safely al Just reee1ved 22 add1~1onal strains of work. v~rus to ~ludy, caustng the work of
A s mallpox virus ls 50 tiny that 300 his lab to increase tenfold. •
million would fit into a <Jquare lwo-
lenths of an inch across. The disease
is transmitted by breathing; the
Birmingham outbreak is the first
known case of airborne spread from
lab cultures.
To be effective, vaccination must
be r enewed every three lo five years.
Although Mrs. Parker worked in a
building containing lhe virus. !the had
gone 12 years since her I ast shot.
PROFESSOR Reginald A. Shooter.
a bacteriologist at Loodon Universi-
ty . was appointe d b y Health
Secretary David Ennals to in-
vestigate the outbreak.
Shooter eventually reported thal on
July 2S, when Bedson 's lab was
baodllng· a smallpox strain named
Abid, Mrs. Parker -who was never
known to have visited the smallpox
lab -used a telephone on the floor
abOve and directly overhead. Shooter
concluded lhe virus most probably
escaped by a service duct and Mrs.
ONLY HOURS before he diagnosed
s mallpox in Mrs. Parker , Bedsoa
mailed a letter to WHO promising t.O
do what he could to improve lab safe-
ty but reiterating he could nol meet WHO standards .
The Shooter report found that "on:
ly change" and efficient conlroJ
measures prevented a much worse
outbreak of s mallpox in Birmingham.
a nd the re was a breakdowrt
ID liaison between local, national anct
inte rnational agencies intended to
g uarantee public and personal
safely.
Shooter said unsafe practices iq
Bedson's Jab included bandUnc
s mallpox virus outside a safeey
c abioet, no air lock on the door to
prevent virus escaping into a COf'i
ridor. no showers or changing
facilities for staff handling infecte4
cultures. inadequate sterilization and
wearing contaminated clothing. •
Parker inhaled it. THE REPO&T said the Dangerou&
WASJUNGTON <AP> On Sept. l. Bed.son's wife found ber Pathogens Ad~ilory Group, of whic~
-Tb·e Carle r ad · buaband near death ln a garden shed, Bedloo was a member, was never in~
ministration la making hi• throat cut by bis own band. On formed ol the extra strains sent tq headway 1n its attempt ' Sept. 5, Mrs. Parker's 77-year-old the lab, and the safety ~ttee
to overt._ul the Social father died of a heart attack, the sub-chaired by Bedson bad not Diil for ul
Security disability pro-sequent inquest being told that be months when Mrs. Park• was in~
gram, but CongTeSs has never recovered from the shock of fected. '
given a chilly reception ;::===:;r.r.;;:::r.;::;:;;::~;::~:;::==================:::;· · to its proposals to cut
. CORPS NOT SO PEACEFUL ••• benefits to college stu-
dents, widows and
others.
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nsolution or questions Uke the Panama CanaJ
treaties"
That struck Brown as backward.
The emphasis on basic human needa, the
-minimum requirement for physical survival,
was decreed by Congress in 1973, endorsed by
President Carter a nd shared by other interna-
tional development agencies. ll means provid-
ing for pl'eventive health care, better nutrition,
drinkable water, decent housing, adequate fuel
and other elemental needs.
880WN SAYS BE wants volunteers who can
train people to dig wells for good water, to keep
catUe away from newly planted areas, to start
fisheries to increase protein in lbe diet, and they
want to use texts lhal deal with these questions.
Ms. Pi!yton sees it di ff erenUy. "ll is wrong
for the Peace Corps to tell other countries what
· to do. It ls arrogant and neo-colonlalist for the
· American Peace Corps to say to a nation, 'We
will no longer teach your children QlathemaUcs
and science."
Brown also wanted to change the countries
wbere the Peace Corps worked, part of his
policy to concentrate lbe agency's scarce re-
sources on the poorest people.
TRIS RUNS ENTl&ELY counter to Ms
Payton's view of tbe corps as primarily a
means of enbanclna peace and friendship.
Another diapute developed between Brown
.
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and Ms. Payton over wbal klnd of Americans
the Peace Corps would send abroad, and In
particular over Brown's methods for increasing
minority participation.
Brown fe ll lhe bes l way lo attract
minorities and older volunteers was to create a
more fiexible Peace Corps: recruit generalists,
e ven if they lack language skills or college
degrees.
Ms. Payton resisted, and by all accounts,
that resistance blocked most of the changes
Brown advocated.
BUT BROWN OPPOSES taking the Peace
Corps out of ACTION now, arguing the volun-
teer agencies should be kept together.
Some feel lbat M s. Payton's public
criticlsm of Brown, combined with an attack on
ACTION's domestic programs by Rep., Robert
Michel of Illinois, deputy minority leader in the
House. have weakened Brown's ability to keep
control of the Peace Corps. Olbers note that
Brown is doing very well In Waahington.
Carter proposed an 18 percent budget in·
crease for ACTION in 1980 whUe other agencies
were hil by sharp reductions.
The House Ways and
Means subcommittee on
Social Security already
has said that those $511
million in proposed cuts
won't be part of the fis-
c a I 1980 budget, as
President Carter bad hoped.
.But the same panel
has opened hearings on
disability. A bill lo give
the disabled more Incen-
tives to seek rehabilita·
tion and to lighten their
benefits may pass this
year.
The Senate Finance
Committee last week, in
a budget recommend&·
lion, voted to seek $700
million in cuts in incom e
security programs for
fiscal 1980, but il didn't
say how this could be ac-
complished.
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1.os ANGltt.ES (AP )
Martel Dionne 1cored th.re
tto•I• and d fenaeman Rob
Palmtt Ud th'°" asstsu. lead·
n1 the U. Anaelt"t Klo11 to an I·~ National Hock~y Lea1ue vie
Lory over the Chkaao Black
Hawka Saturday nlaht
The Klnga broke open a tight
same tn the erood pertod whf.n
Dave TaylOf' and Butch Gonna
s~ed 40 second apart, '1v1na Loi Aqeles • s-z IHd.
The Black Hawks came within
one goal early ln lhe final period
when Alain Daigle scored his
second goal or the eame and
Stan Mikita got his 16th ot lbe
season, but Glenn Goldup scored
' with 4:49 lel'l, giving the Kings a ~ 6-4 lead
Dionne 's 4Sth goal or the
f season tnto an empty net with 52
~ seconds lert made it 7-4, but
• Chicago scored again on de-
fenseman Phil Russell's shot 17
seconds later.
Dionne then completed the
; scoring with his 46tb goal or the
i season, ·another empty-net tally
t with 18 seconds to go.
Other Los Angeles scorers
I were Steve Jensen and Syl Apps.
Reg Kerr got the Black Hawks'
other goal.
The Kings attempted a season-
high 21 s hots in t he second
period against Chicago goalie
Tony E s posito. Los Angeles
finished with 47 shots on goal to
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With Progress
At Angel Camp
PALM SPRINGS CAP) -Six
more Angels agreed to terms for 1979 Sa turda y, leav ing
California with eight unsigned
players, Including pitchers Don
Aase, David Frost and third
baseman Carney Lansford.
The six agreeing to terms in·
eluded Willie Aikens, Jim An· J derson. Bob Clark, Mark Clear,
l To::o:~~; a::m~~~~: ~;r
. filth day or spring training with s plit squad workouts in the f morning and afternoon.
.,,., Man:h •• lt7t DAILY PILOT
. ...
Branning a Leader, Not Seor
IM l&'Ji
Marina Grad Directs Notre Dame
IJ IORN 8BVANO ........ "91 .....
A.a a n nior at Marb'la ffllb be wae the
toaat of Oraqe County.
Durlnc bi• frabman year at Notre Dame
be WU known at lbe darUna ot South a.net. Peoo&e t.alhd about him beln& oa the
vn1e of creatnesa au sophomore.
AND EYt;N Tms SEASON his coach.
Dlgter Phelps, u ea aucb worda as smart,
steady and leader ln detcr1bl.na bis bacllcourt
ace.
Yet, despite the above, Rich Branning
will be t.M til'tlt to admit bb Junior season
hasn't been• banner year.
"I can't HY lt'a been a good season
personally," ~ays Brannlna. "I'm kind of disappointed, I've hit a little
slump and it's a confidence thing to get over
it. All I have to do Is start belni more confi-
dent and play the way I can." ....
A MODEL OF CONSIBl'ENCY during bis
career with the Fighting h i.ab, what may be
considered a slump by Brannlna would be an
excellent season for moat pla.yen.
Branning is the field general of the team.
It's bis responsibility to bring the ball up the
court and make the offense work. The fact be
adds a 10.0 scoring average (lt was 11.8 as a
sophomore and 10.8 as freshman> and four
assists to the rest or his duties ls gravy.
"Rieb is a very smart basketball
player," compliments Phelps . "~e really
fills the passing lanes ~which help us on of-
fense.
"EACH GUY ON THIS TEAM has a role and Rieb ls a rd lly steady player who
handles bis well. I can either put him on the
wing as a shooter or at the point to run the
team."
Branning agrees that bis role on the team
is well defined. "It's the same as it bas been," he says.
.'.~!..IUD the ball club.i.._get things straight and do the things Coach Ylielps wants. It's kind or
a test in leadership.
"Coach Phelps is a firm believer now
that everybody ls a speclalbt and does cer·
lain things. Anything you do out of your'role
ls a plus .
.. MY 'OB 18 TO &VN the team where
another'• might be aa a shooter or a re-
bouoMr. We have nine players that rotate in
and out of the lineup with everybody playing
about 28 minutes . Thia tenda to wear a team
down."
Branning claims Phelps' system bring,
the team closer together.
"Everybody here comes from a win.nine
program. All you're asked to do is sacrifice
certain things for the team."
Tbe plan appears to be working as Notre
Dame is 22-4 and .currently ranked second ln
both national polls.
•'TllJS IS THE MOST talented team I've
been on in three years," says Branning.
"We're ranked second in the country and you
have to be pleased about that."
'E1'er9Nd9 laere eeme• Ir .. a.,........., progra-. All •••'re
e c'oed te do Is •~rfllee eer-
tala tJaillg• lor the tea-.'
Is Notre Dame the best in the land?
"We're certainly up. there," he says
cautiously. "I've always believed that with
the talent we have here l 'm confident we
covJd beat anybody in the country ii we play to our potential."
Brilnning says the battle for the elusive
NCAA championship is up for grabs this year
with powerhouses like UCLA, Marquette,
North Carolina and Duke all in the running.
BE ALSO ADDED that Notre Dame has
no idea which regional the NCAA will choose
to place it.
"Personally. I hope we go to Dallas ( the
Midwest Regional ) because of the warm
weather," says Branning, adding in the same
breath that a heat wave or 22 degrees had hit
South Bend recently. "But TV and a lot. of
other things go into where they <NCAA>
place us."
The Fighting Irish won the Midwest
-Regionals last rear before finally bowing in the NCAAsemilmals, 90-86, to Duke.
Delly l'lllC ...... .., Gwy A-
fORMER MARINA HIGH STAR RICH BRANNING.
Bruins Do It Again
Title ls UCLA's 13th Straight ~
LOS ANGELES-USC still bad
a mathematical chance to gain a
share of the Pacinc·lO basket·
ball championship Saturday but
the Trojans' hopes were snuffed
out by none other than cross-
t.Own rival UCLA.
The Bruins, behind a 28·point,
11-r ebound performance by
David Greenwood, clinched the
title outright for the 13th con-
secutive year by cruising by
Stanford, 99-71 , in Pauley
Pavilion.
The victory a lso means an
automatic berth in the NCAA
tournament.
USC, meanwhile, will have to
wait for an invitation to the post-
season tournament after beating
California, 86-64, Saturday. The
triumph was the Trojans' sixth
straight. aided by Purvis Miller's
20-pointeffort.
· points in the second hall to blow
the game open.
UCLA Coach Gary Cun·
ningbam cleared his bench with
about three minutes re maining
and the Bruins holding an 88-63
advantage.
Kimberly Belton led the
Cardinals with 23 points. Wolfe
Perry and Brian Welch added 14
and 10 points, respectively, for
Stanford.
Miller's 14 points helped the
USC Trojans take a 42·29 lead at
halftime. The Be ars weren't
closer than 11 points in the final
20 minutes.
Southern Cal took command by scoring eight straight points
to tum a 14·13 lead into a 22-13
advantage. Cal didn't threaten
At Santa Anita
seriously after that ~frOlhe re·
gionaUy televised gameJ.
Darryl Smith and Don Carlino
added 13 and 12 pof~~ Tespec-
ti vet y, for the T~b:jilfi§, who
again played without ~pbomore
Clirr Robinson, the ~am 's top
scorer and rebounde binson
has now missed si with
an injured lert foot em
Cal has won all s i . ._.Aa.-
Kevin Singlet
Bear s with 16
Gillespie added 12
The game was e fma con-
te~ at the Sports Arena for :
Coach Bob Boyd of the Trojans,
who announced in January he I
was stepping down afte r 13 I
years as the Southern Cal Coach ·
when the season ended.
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• • • ' "I'm really pleased with the r progress we're making, .. said
mana~er Jim Fregosi. "We're f getting plenty or hitting, and
~ Larry <pitching coach Larry
1 Sherry> bas biS pitchers on a
' rigid ~ule, too.''
Kiki Vandeweghe a nd Brad
Holland scored 22 points each
for the UCLA Bruins, who held a
slim 45-40 advantage at halftime
but exploded for 25 or the first 29 Exceller, Affirmed · i
• • The Angels' wiU play a pair of
two-hour intrasquad games
Monday and Tuesday between
the Deroo Johnsons and Bob
Clears prior to the Wednesday
exhibition opener against San
Diego.
Fregosi has oomlnated Frank
Tanana, Chris Knapp, Dave
LaRoche, and Jim Barr to
pitch against the Padres.
The Angels have spent their
entire spring training period in
Palm Springs due to the farm
workers strike in Holtville
where they us ually conduct
camp before moving here for ex·
. biblUoa games.
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TJae Anaela will conclude their
1prtq ahlblUon season aJainst
tll• Dod1ers in Los An1eles
llaNb 30 and 31 and in tbe Bil A
on April 1. Both teams open tbe
recuJar IHIOD OD Thursday,
April$. CAL'S CARLOS ADDISON IHOOT8 OYER STEVE SMITH. Halltlme: UCLA •S-..
Totel fOuttt Sttllfonl 11, UCLA 16; !"GUiid OUI. H-. A~: u,m.
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...... lf0'!!!'!!!:9. fMUle lbould capture the Paeiflc Alldetle Alan.'• bUUtball toarna·
The n,ers, who started the season 1.e,
are now 18-ll.
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beat talent in tbe PCM. But tbe Tlten
play ezcellent team baaketball and
aaerltlce ~aule for tundamentab,
maklal up .... wtiat t.beJ lack an .... talent
wttb ....... bultle.
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A
of the game's final 15 points to wlD 1olnl
away.
Utah State, wblcb finished at 19-10, was
led by Keith McDonald's 18 points. Dean
Hun1er added 18, Brian Jackaon 14 and
Preston Bailesa 10. Baile11 allO 1rabbed 10
reboandl.
Utab State bad two players foul out of
tbe C!'OlrteSt, Ballets and Huqer.
Cornelius, Camey, McDonald, HW\ler,
f'raM'Oit WI.le of Loni Beach State. and
Art WUhama or Fresno State ..,.. named
to tbeall-tournament team.
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Meet in Handicap ·
ARCADlA CAP) -Back in
1973, trainer Charlie Whit-
tingham won the r ich Santa
Anita Handicap with Cougar II,
who hadn't raced at all earlier
that year.
Whitti n g h a m h o p es t o
duplicate the feat today with Ex·
celler, who has been trained ln
1979 on workouts alone although
he has earned more money in
his career than bas any active
thoroughbred.
TO WIN TIDS $315,800 race.
Exc e ller a nd r i d e r Bill
Shoemaker must beat Affirmed.
the 1978 Horse of the Year. and
his Jockey, Laffit Pincay.
· Excellef beat a pair or Triple
Crown winners, Affirmed and
SeatUe Slew, in the 1978 Jockey
Club Gold Cup. The 6·year-old
boasts career earnings of
$1,589,003. Affirmed, at 4, bas
woo $1,418.518.
A victory in the Big 'Cap
brin11 $195,800, i{_all nine entries
start1 would put Affirmed
abeaa or Exceller and into
fourth place in the all·time Uat
of money-winners. A triumph by
Exceller. on the other band,
would push him past Round Ta-
ble and Into third on the list.
APFlltMED, already the four·
year-old champion of the Santa
AaJta me.Uni off b1a vletory In
th• Stnab Stakes, wu asa•ped
the blab wellbt of 121 pounds for
the 1 ~·mile Handicap. Tbat'a
the mOlt he's ever carried. Ex·
cetler and 'nller each will carry
12'7 DOUDdl.
Plnca, WU plcted to rlde Al·
firmed In the Strub because Steu Cauthen bad been ill a
1h1mp 111111 .Alftrmed Ucl lalt Ml
two 1979 starts. The veteran
Panamanian brought his mount
in 10 lengths in front or the field of four.year-olds.
Now they go after older horses
and in post position order the en·
tries were Prince Worthy, Paint-
ed Wagon, Affirmed, Exceller.
Go West Youn g Man, Mr.
Redoy, True Statement, Noble
Bronze and Tiller.
PRINCE WOR gets in 1
with a featherweight' 101 and will ~
be coupled in the betting with ·,
True Statement, both. owned by I
the Elmendorf Farm. ..
Exceller earned more than .
hal( or his bank.roll last year .
with seven stakes vleteries io 10 ,
starts. He won majcn-events on
both coasts and 6ft dlfil and
grass courses.
He has been a stakes 'winner
on two continents ahd r"1.f na-
tions.
Tiller, who will bave Angel
Cordero riding, made bis name
on grass courses but ea.son
has won twice on dirt
track or Santa Anita.
THE IS.YEA& n
gets the mount inted
W a goo this time , e ll$-
pound weight aaaiQJneqt.J e»uJd
be a help lo the WiraDeD' of tbe
1177 Bay Meadows Handicap
whobun'twonaince. Kr. Redoy, 120, ttrstnab
last year and wu ~r up in the Handicap. He bis first
two races ol th1s Anita meetlni.
Tbe fon.r"t abot flf{ tbe fl'eld
eou.ld be Go West Yoima Man, but IM II DO ltr ..... to ..,..._
hariq paid '1 ...... ~ eadl $:1
ticket ln wtnninl U. Im Del
llar NmltJ.
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Jl .... dark aad a•oomy
ttt1bt I« Onn1• Coaat area
•lrla hetWbell teama Saturday •• au four ttmalnhtl conl~oders
were d e fe a t ed I n C ll''
quarWrfUW pla)'Olf acUon
HullltiAC\OD 8eacb'1 two Umti
d•f•D4lnc 4·A champtont feJI
v\ctJaa ol lallt Y••r'a flna.U.tt foe,
Buena :• ~ and N wport Narbor ~ a 6M2 detla.M>a tohoM~.
In •·A tttlon, Corona del
Mar'• Sea Kina• mid tM beat bowma ol t~ nla ht t>c<tore lot·
tn1 to top-lffded Alt • Loma,
$1.J4. Uberty ChrlaUan fell vtc·
Um of quetUOoabte olnciallna to
lollq to Owena Valley, TO 51,"'
email tcboola compet.lUon.
HunllQltOn ~ach opened m
fTCM\t and head a 1'·11 edt at th@ lint quarter bruk. th o fell
back by one point at baUUme
and by two alter t.hrft pcorloda "T::IJ'*' sot U'l elr momen tum ln the NCOlad ct~r
and we t'OC&ldD't 1tot the baU tn to
our Cfttet' Kathy Ra\laln a=lnlt their 1IOCle cSefenN," Uun . Be1cb Coach Joanne Kelo11 Hid Ka~ boyte waa the tc:or1nt
tuder for the Oilert wllb 18
while Jenny Townn nd pulled
down 10 rtbouDd.1 lO aloe for Doyle and elcbt (or RauaJn
A taller and quicker Compton
tum docnlna~ lbe boardl and
qulckl;y pulled ln frol\t , boldlnR a
21 ·10 •d•• at ha lftim e •l
Compton.
A C-osule Report From the WOftd of Sporta
Divers Come Up for Air
Mter Shattering Record
From AP Dlspa&e*
SAN DlEGO -Membera of a University of California
scuba diving club •urlaced Saturday nlgbt to claim a new
world's record for playtng backgammon under water.
Dave Elbogen of tbe Sea Deucers diving club saJd 45
pe working in 60·mlaule sblfta kept the backgammon
ga e going for 100 hours at the bottom oft.he university's .
The old world record tn the Guinness Book of World
ecorc:ls was 64 hours, Elbogen said.
To break the boredom, be added, the divers llstened to
piped ln music and watched regular swimming f'Jasses be· ing conducted above them.
-----QMoi~ ol alw Da11-----...
Lee Trevino, after sending three conaeeutive
shots into the lake that guards the sixth green at the
Bay Hill CJub course that hosts the Citrus Golf
Classic: "Got so damn many baUs in t.he water the
lake overflowed."
Sm S•ap• "•leb' Slcfd
It took a reserve guard w put an end to the
New York Knicks' eight-game losing streak
Ray WUllama came off the bench to score 10 or
his 19 points in t.he fourth quarter as the Knk ks
nipped the San Diego Clippers, 111-108. The loss trimmed
Sa n Diego's lead over Portland to l 'h games in the battle
for the final playoff berth in the West Conferen«. Lloyd
Free had 34 points for the Clippers . . . M. L. Carr scored
HAYWOOD
24 points and reserve Leon Dotlglas Z2
as the Detroit Pistons whipped the New
Orleans Jazz. 111·101. Speattr Haywood
had 30 pc?ints for the losers . . . A s eason·high 22 points by Tom McMWen
helped the Atlanta Hawks to \heir sbtth straight will, 119-101, over the Chicago
Bulls. Dan Roudtree bad 21 and Jon Drew 20 for t.he Hawks. who led by as
many as 2S points. Artis Glhnore scored
28 points for t.he Bulls.
~ Re••nu, Leal• WI•
The Toronto Maple Leafs welcomed back
Coaeh Roger NeUtoD Saturday night, rallying to Iii
beat the Philadelphia Flyers 4.3 ln a National
Hockey League game befere an emotion·packed
erowd of 16,485 at Maple Leal Gardens. Neilson received a
l 'h·m inut.e ovation before the game when be was returned aa c~ach after being fired Friday. "He wasn't fired. He
"as Just put on furlough for a day or two," Owner Harold
8allard said ... Mike Crombeea's deflection and slap
shot. c~~ a three-goal ~urst to vault the St. Louis Blues
to the1r third straight tnumpb, an 8-4' win over the Pit·
t!lburgh Penguins ... Dale Mccourt scored the tie·
bre ak.ing goal in a four.goal second period aa Detroit
fought back to defeat the Montreal Canadiens 5-3
. . : Claris GUilet' power-play goal at 1: 15 of the ihird
Pf'rJod broke a tie and the New York Islanders went on to a
4-2 win over the Atlanta Flames . . . .bdera lledberc
,cored a finl·period goal and set up t.he tying tally by
Deaa Talalous with 10:44 remaining to five the New York
Rangers a 2·2 tie wlth the Buffalo Sabrea . . . Boston
Co•cll Doll Cbel't)' waa thrown out for arguing strenuously
with the referee but his Bruins blanked the Minnesota
Jlfodlt Stars, 5-0 anyway ... The Philadelphia Flyers
, ~veteran right wt.ng Don SaJeakJ to the Colorado for future considerations.
Dodger Bttrl.ft-ff •rt la Aeritlettt
Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Bobby Castillo Iii suffered a bruised left leg wben he wu lnvolved
ln an· automobile accident Saturday but \here
were no fractures or serious injuries. Demi ,....u mlued pert of the workout with a sore arm ... ~' r !kve Ba1b1. attempUnJ a comeback after sur MON than two years ate>, will ~ the Kaosu Ctty
atarting plteber ln their exhibition opener •Caln.at w York Yankees Frida) ln Ft. Lauderdale
• her Bui Capra'• three-year batUe to comeback trm aursery alm01t came to a sudden end wfiiii' he
't\•!!'9'1r.lfll 11" drive on the elbow of bis pltchine arm ~· ... •a1, a DOO·rwter pitcher wltb the ClnclJmaU
an Ua.rowln1 •lain alter alttJ.na out two dus of IPl'lilirtrmiaa -'th a pWMd bamstrinl muacl• ... Daft Pan., Plt.taburab'• ... 5 m1l.UOD outfielder, 1howed up for l~ tralnlac at BradeDtowa, 48 boun late
• • • ~ 1 ... 0.1-arrived at the CbJu10 Cub
r ..._ to ~ tM total C!OIDDieaMDt to a full 47 pla)'er1 '·,'.~-. ~ ol Pamer WUlle 1&11 bu been deltan•'" by Eu lee Terre to aaanqe the Nn York Meta ln tbe
ame ot tbel.r two-came Ht wltb tbe Plttlbursb ~ Rioo llardl 19-30. The two-tame Mriel for tbe Robnto Clemenw Sport.a Ceater ·,~~ pltcber • Ca .. h1•1 eomebect from an old aboGldlr aliment •uttered a Mtbeek when be wu unable to
pl&U blU'nl practice. Tbe tbouldw la tore., •.
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. -BASKETBALL/BASEBALL/TRACK
an e layo S Slam s
Vanguards; "Tbey w.ru quicker and we
couldn'l lel anr otfeu!ve °'de-
fentlve rt'bounm •• tbey totally domlnakd bot.h boarda," Coach
l.yon Rlanlonaotd
C'orona dCI Mar pl11yed lb
grrat .. t 1•~ ln rour y an ac·
eordlnJ to Coach Mlke Wllllami..
"J ant>l O•vlll (G·4 ) l the
ar~•tf'St ~nt r I've seen In ~rls
basket bllll." WUU•mt aald. "She
mallu lh1ng1 happen for Alta
t.oma "
Tht' Se11 King~ came from
twhlod lo admosl pull 1t out w1th
lbl• !leorc tlf'd at M ~ with eight
.11t•con d• to p l ay. But J o an
Wilhelm scored a pair oC rree
throw11 at th.as point to g ive Alta
Lo m ~ th¢ vi ctory. Kristle
Vaulting
Mark Set
By Ripley·
FORT WORTH, Texas CAP>
Dan Ripley of San Jose State
cf eared 18 feet 5~ inches for a
world indoor best pole vault
performance Saturday night in
the USSR-USA International
Track and Field Me1'l .
The vault surpas sed Mike
Tu1ty·1 18-5'1• set last year at the
NCAA cbamrlonsbips in Detroit . SchoolgJr sens ation Candy
Young of Beaver F alls, Pa.,
s tirred the crowd to. an e-ven
great er ovation on the first
event or the evening, however .
The lS.year-0ld broke from the
blocks like a shot and tied the
world best in the 60-y ard hurdles
with her time of 7.5 seconds,
which she set twice in las t
week's Na tional AA U Cha m·
pionships at Madison Squa re
Garden.
Ru ss i a's L y ndm i l a
Storez.hkova bettered the world
best in the wo me n's 60-yard
dash in 6.63 seconds. although the ne xt two behind _j)e a lso
beat the old m ari< or 6. 72
seconds. Chandra Cheesborough
or Tennessee State was clocked
in 6.68 seconds and Ve r a
Anismova of Russia in 6. 71
seconds.
SumrNO<~ of 5<11urdAy nlqhl'l U S ·U S S R .
track ...., ti.1e1 ..-1 el ll'le T •rrant C:......iv Con
vMl!ofl c.m..-fall OfUen<t" In yard• 1
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ZY'Chlk IUS.SA .. S-1',
women'\ 60 11ure11n-t. Gtlldy vounv 1us.-1
7.21 ladftAted lo 7.SO llK4UW ot 11-.11m1"9.
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T e lla"4 Anl.\llnova !USSR I 1.5t.
Men'\ 60 hurdles-I Andr•t Pro,OOllll•v
IUSSR I 1 04. 2. Kerry Bel~I !USA I , "' ) ~ ...
Cooper CUSA I 7 15
Wotnffl"\ ~I l vnomlla Slororhl<ova IUSSR I
6 63 lw0<ld record, old record, • 11. Evel•n
A\llforct, USA. 1m1 7 CNnore ~-"
IUS.416.6e. l. Vera Anl""°•a !USSR 1 •.71.
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IUSSAIUI
Women'\ ltO 1. Svetlana Slv>rkln cussR1
1·04 1 (~1 _.,,.,, Old ~oro. 1 a.>. wenc1v
Kn..O..on. USA, 1'771. 1. W-y Knudson CUSAI 2 0..7.). T \/e~lkO¥a !USSR 17 Ol.A.
M4n .. 4ot0-1 Sl•n 111,,_, {USA I ,, " (me.I
r«ll'd: Old 1"9(orcl, 41.•, Jim 8oktlnq, USA. ¥><J
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W-'s 400-1. Sherri HOward (USAI \UO
7. lrlnla Tc~ IUSSRI 5S ... l YOl...O. Akll
IUSAISH•.
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re<orcl; Olcl ·~'!"I I ~ 2. Mara le<h (USA I
I :S0.1. J ... lltolal ,htrol<o-. IVSSR I I S0.6. women·, '°"91--I Tatiana Pro.itU<tM&ova
CVS$A I 20-9 1-4. 1 . .J«tv Andtf-(USA I 20-t I'°'; J Mer1h•W•UortlUSAl'O-Ol·A.
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CUSSll) M H ; 2. l.OUIW Rlttar l\JSA) 6-0 l·l
rtwom f\\ell;l .PaulaOtrwrt rus..u 11
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1tncler 81t'I°""'°" IUSSAl 6J.l 1-4
WO.....,'\ rnlle-1 ZIM za1u ... IUSSA I ' 30 I
1. Francie Ur'rleu IUSAI 4.U l . 3 Jeti ~rrlll IUSAl 4:CU.
~·s mite-I St.w lAO IUSAI 4 01 1. 1
Cr•lo M•"'«:k {USAI 4.0:H. J. 1118dlmlr l Ol'opov
IUSSRJ4·04 •••
Women'\ ""'' put -I . R Mu1e1tvaecnena CIJSSftl ~ ..... 2. SWllM\4 IC rllCM"tklel IUSSA t
54-tV.. J, Ann T11rbyne (USA I Sl-10Y,
Cold Can't
Slow King
SAN JOSE-LaMonte King is
tnown aa a warm weather run·
ner but on a eold and windy day
here Saturday, be looked lite.
he could run through a snowstorm.
King won three events and ran
the openlng leg on a wtnn.lna
mlle relay team w bighU1bt UC
lrvlae'1 efforta in a 91_. track
and field loss to San Jose State.
A sophomore who scored just
one point Jn Jut year's dual meet acainlt the gp.rtau, Kina won the 100 meters in 10.s, the 200 in 2().3, captured lbe lou
Jump wttb a leap of ~~ anCI
t..ll*t the Anteaters cle>ek J:ts.a
in the mile relay.
UCI swept the $,000 wbea
Dave Daa.lel1, David Schriver
and Steve Webb bit tbe tape
tocetber In 14 : ae .o. Larry
Schrader (187·0 ) and Marty
O'Toole (lfM) went 1·2 tn the
hammer throw W'blle Krit IAt·
tow Mt • ICbool record ln the •hot put wttb a 54-3 .. effort.
CoinoeUna Wit.bout three of tta top dfttaace ruaa•u-Ralpb
Seraa, Larry Or.r and CbarUe
Cbrl1t.DMa-UCI dropl*S lta
MCODd dual meet ln .. many
ouUDa aw. Coeela Lea Mm.
•an' eom&UJa&aa about bl& • ..... ,,.,. ... ee. .
•
1
Rowell had 1cored a pair of
free throwa with lt ae~re·
m alnlf\I to Ue It for Cdll .
Heather Dreyer. Liberty
ChrisUa.n 's tallest player, aal out
hall of the game with Owens
Valley bec1\lH ol aicllneq and
'home officials did the rest la dis· lod1log lhe Minutemen.
SemIDnal action takes place
Wednesday with tbe 4·A and 3-A
champlonahip games Frlday
night at Cal Poly Pomona. Other
divlsionawtll beonneutraJcourts.
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A T1rist for Two
Stanford's Perry Wolfe s cored on a reverse layup
a gainst UCLA 's David Greenwood in Saturday's Pa·
cific 10 basketball game in Los Angeles . UCLA won , 99·71 , to clinch its 13th consecutive conference title.
UCI Falls
Gre1 H.anaen belted a crud
slam home run to the bottom of
the fourth inning to put Soutbem
Callforn.la Collese ln froot to
stay u tbe Vancuard.s swept a
doubleheader from Weatmont
College 1n opeo.iDC NAIA Dbtric:t
Ill baaeball action Sa_tuntay al·
temoon on the winner'• field.
SoCaJ defeated Westmont. 10-3
in the aeven·innlng opeoer on the
strength ol Hansen's blow, theft
posted a 1Z·5 decision ln the
nightcap with Butch Plank and
Rob Stonelake belting bomen.
Meanwhile, UC Irvine's Ant·
eaters dropped a twinbill to
host San Diego State, 7·3 and 4-3 as the Az1,ecs swept the t))ree.
game series in the border city.
Harusen's blow brought SoCa1
College from a 3-Z deficit to a g..3
advantage with four more nma
crossing the plate in the fttlh
frame.
Kent Miyashiro pitched the
victory, scatte ring nine bit.s
while striJdng out three.
In the second game, Ptank
opened wit.h a solo homer and
the Vanguards were off and run.
ning. Stonelake's blow came 1n
the fourth with nobody on hue.
Dwain Meyers, a freshman.
was the wiMer in the second
game. He had a no-bill.et' tolng
for six innings, then tired and re.
quired help from Any Ott to Ule
eighth.
'the double victory brtnca
SoCal's record w M-1 for· the
season and the 24·hlt attack eon.
tlnued a t.hree·game splurge that
saw the Vanguards sco~ in dou·
ble figures in all t.hree games.
Vlc Martin, a graduate of
Mater t>ei High School, was dou·
ble trouble for the Anteaters. He
belted a two-run homer in the
third inning of the night.cap, then
was credited wUh a save when
he pitched the final inning w
preserve the 4.3 win. He also bad
a double in the first Inning.
Dave GUles had two hits for
the Anteaters in the second
game and Ken Rutan doubled &o
get the tying run across in t.he
filth fra,me before San OieRo Ptlt t away in the sixth.
* * * "llUT GAME
$< ... ~ ......... UC '"'~ 001 Oll ooo-.J \ ) v..o...,sc 100 "" _ _, 1 ,
WllK~. P.in. 161 -8etflee, lltwcl 171.
Bleck, It-I 111 -Es-. W-81«11. l.-WllK._
Sl!C:OWD Got.Mt! Scwt..,,......,..
UC frYtn. 100 0.. o-3 S O s. .. o~st ~ 101 •-4 f1 ,
8•1•~• anCI Rucci 8wr1l,,..ecl, ~II UI.
Manin m -81•1r, EWl.I cu,~ I.SI. Mlt-
M4r1 '" ISO St4t~ I
"llST GAME
\< .... ..,1~
Wtt1-170 000 0-l • 1 SoCAICot~ 001 '>40 1-tO 11 1 '°'" To-.¥ 141 --.oer ISi -°'"'""'· M1u wro -l"""'"' WP-•vtlN.. lP-coi. HA-+4en~ ISCCI
Sl!COMDGA#f
S<.'eR.., ·--l!Yttm..t 000 900 ,._ \ , )
~I Col.. >05 201 01•-U 1J >
Miiier. Ewr1 ISi -Meod•-· ~ 111: Myer~. ()n !II -Tl>Om~. Ii-ltl 'IH'-Mnr\. lP-Mtller Hf! 8u,.,.., AO(len IWetf.
montl. 51-alle, ......... ISCCI
Newport Nips Estancia
&lison Scores Tiro Baseball Victories
Newport Harbor edged Estan·
c la 's Eagles, 5·4. to eapture
third place in the Newport-Mesa
Elks baseball tournament Satur·
day wblle Mater Dei defeated
Saddleback High for the consola·
lion title, 6·3.
Newport scored the wlnnlng
run on an tnlield hit by Brian
Freeman, a walk. sacrtfice and
a squeeze bunt by Buddy Daniel.
The Eagles scored t.hree times
to tie the score with Bob
Larimer driving two ru.na across
~ith a single.
Pat Horken and Gree Brown
combined to strikeout lJ Sad·
dleback batters as the Monarcba
improved their season record to
4·1·1. Pete Beall was 3·for·3 with
two runs acored and Mark Ratw
waa z.for·2 with a pair of RBI•
for the victorious Mater DeJ
team.
Edison played two sames
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~"~·
Saturday, capturing third place
in the Troy tourna ment with a
4·1 victory over Garden Grove.
then defeating Costa Mesa, 6-1 ,
in a non·league affair.
Wayne Palica , son of former
Brooklyn Dodger hurler Irv
Palica, pitched a three-hitter
with relief help from Wayne
Justl for the Chargers. In the
win over Costa Mes a, Palica had
a triple to drive In a pair or runs
in the third inning.
Pilche r Greg Donald had
three hits ln as many trips to the
plate while striking out rour and
giving up four hits on the
mound.
Dana Hills played host to
Kamehameha Hlch of Hawaii
and lost ln t!ight innings, 4·3.
Dana Hills came from behind to
tie the score at 2·2 in the boUom
of the seventh when Gary Tovey
reached base on an error, was
replaced by pinch-runner Darrin
Collins who scored on a single
by Glen Bethke.
Arter Kamehamaha scored
two in t.he top of the eighth, the
Dolphins could get only ooe in
their half of the lnninl on a
walk . a single by Bill Crowder
and a fielder's choice by Brian
Kinney.
Thre e Fountain Valley
pitchers combined for a two-bit
shutout of visiting San Marcos.
7 ·O, striking out six. Dennis
Cow an started wit.h Bob Tidwell
and Mike Davis following: BUI
McTeir had t.hree hits and an
RBl while Dave Brackle)' bad a
two-run double in the sixth.
Goodell Has Triple
USC Cops Swim Title
SOUTH GATE (AP ) -
Southern California finl1bed
s tron1 to capture the Paetftc-10
Conference Swtmmlng and Div·
ina Cbamplon.ahipe at the South
Gate Sport.a Center Saturday nlebt.
The Trojans won only one in·
divlduaJ event and one relay in
tbe three-day meet, but used
superior deptb to total 110
pofac.. UCLA rlnlahed second
witb .. pcUta.
Tbe 8outbern Cal victor)'
caaae del.,ei. a tremendous lft.
dhlduaf performaftce by
UCLA'1 BriM Good4tll, wbowon
tbrM ...ma aad 1wam oa a wtn· ~~team durta.1 tbe ~-• Ooodell, ttom lllalon
leJo, •on tbe 1,500·m•t•r frH1t1l• Saturday nl1bt In
J.S:Ol.10.
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league Utle ror the TroJaat. wto trailed UCLA, Callfonala .. d
Arhona State eoterl11g
Saturday•1 tompetJt.loe.
Sophomore Jamie Fowler -..
the oal)' lndlvidual -.IMer tw
tbe TroJant. Re took &be JdO..
yard ~e 1D l:e .41, edl·
IDS defeadlnc NCAA cbaaa'60o
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Area Prep Teams Loaded Again
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aeaaoa has beaun and lhere ap-
peara to be no change an ~
over all atrucl ure of Onnae
Coa at area power in l't'lat on to
the balanee or lhe cu.· most ol the ,,.._., ls h re
Lasuna Beach. <."'I F runnerup
ln '11, loal • lol to 11r11duation.
but agalo apJ)t.•us to b11ve a
loaded aquad tn drfendln(C lt.s
South Coast Leaaut ch am·
plon.ablp, But lh~y 'II need all the
ht lp they can gel to fend off
Mark An derson a n d San
C lem enu-. Mission Viejo 1&nd
Daaa HiUs.
Newport Harbor, although
bo11Ung only one i.emor on its
squad . appears to be the team to
beat in the Sunset League. Hunt·
io&too Beach and Fountain Valle y are s olid again and Marina is vastly im proved.
He~ is a look at the area's
teams ~presented m the South
Coast and Sunset leagues:
Sa11 Clemnate
Coach J ack Iverson has a
powerhouse at San Clemente, as
evidenced by the presence or 6·2
Mark Anderson, a first team All·
CIF select ion as a junior, and re·
turning starters Tony McGraw,
Jim Glover and seller Brian
White, the latter an All-South
Coast league pick in '78
"I'm looking a l the deepest
team I've ever coached at San
Clemente," says Iverson. "And
Anderson is already attracting
muc h attention from several
major coUege coaches."
Anderson was the most valua-
ble player at the 1978 Orange
County tournament and Watts
Sum mer Games.
Other varsit y lettermen in ·
elude seniors Mike Foreman and
P hil Stubbs. while lhe balance or
the squad includes 6·0 Todd
MARK ANDERSON
Udall, the '78 JV MVP, Chris
Vansell, 6·3 Jim Mallory, 6-S
Kirk Tobiassen, Jeff Jonas and
Dean Russell.
Jverson's '78 team went 16·3
and si~ players are up from a
junior varsity team which was a
co-tltlist in the rugged South
Coast League
)1 Nraeporf ff arbor
Setter Kyle Sla ughter, 6-5
Bruce Caldwell and 6·4 Bill
Yar dley key Coach Charlie
Brande's Sailors, who have nine
varsity lettermen on the squad,
inc l uding five r e turning
starters.
Slaughter and Caldwell were
All -Sunset League choices as
sophomores. and Greg Sullivan.
also a setter and the team's only
senior. is a t hree.year st arter
with AU-Sunset League creden-
tials.
Tennis Roundup
Indoor Final Pits
Connors vs. Ashe
MEMPHIS Tenn. CAP> -Jimmy Connors and Arthur Ashe
will meet today in the final or the U.S. National Indoor Tennis
Cbampiomhips. their second showdown in five weeks. .
The National Indoor title is the only major U.S. title the 3S-
year--0ld Ashe has never won. . . .
Connon survived an unusually strong ser vice dtSplay by third·
seeded Vitas Gerula1lis 3-6. 6·3, 6·2. Ashe, the sixth seed, beat No. 7
Roscoe Tanner 2·6. 6-4 , 6·4
Ashe went ahead in the third set when the bard-serving Tanner
eio>erienced difficulty with his fitst serve. Ashe broke service in
the fifUl game, but Tanner broke righ~ back. .
The decisive break came in the runth game when Ashe Jumped
on three of Tanner 's second serves with strong crosscourt returns.
Ashe reached triple match point in the lotb game but double-
faulted then flubbed an easy forehand volley before closing out the
mat.ch
Connors. who had not dropped a set previously in the 48-man
tournament. seemed to have warmed up by the time the second set
began but did not score a break until the eighth gam e, when he we nt
ahead S-3. He served out the set easily, the last shot a backhand ap-
proach volley down the line.
With girlfriend Patti McGuire, Playboy Magazine's tm
PlayD1ate of the Year , looking on, Connors broke service im·
tnediately to start the third seL
Ncmratflo1'a to E'ac~ E"~rt
DALL.AS -Top·seeded Martina Navr atilova defeated thi~
seeded Tracy Austin and No. 2 Chris Evert outlasted. Eng.lish
veteran Virginia Wade in semifinal m atches Saturday night m a
women's professional tennis tournament. .
Navratilova defeated the 16-year-old Austin 6·3, 6-1, and Evert
charged back to take the fifth-seeded Wade 6·2, 4-6, 6·1.
The results set Up a NavratUova-Evert singles championship
ahowdOwn for today.
On the women 's winter tour, Navratilova and E vert have split
two matches this season. .
E vert's decision over the taller Wade was something less than
spectacular a lthough il was apparent she would wear down the
33-ye ar-old Wade. Evert won the first set handily, then blew out
Wade in the third set.
"I didn't get hungry out there," said Evert of her less than·
aggressive second set.
, .. But I thought I played very well. I knew I'd have to be double
toogb:•
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Other flrat·Unert a re Kevtn
Droh, Ted Co.x and Gary Crane.
1lthouab eopbomorc Mark 8ar-
rt-ll and JunJora Dave Devick
ind Tom BunM ll could move in· to the slartlng rotation.
Cox wu a second-team all·
lea1ue pl y r u •sophomore
Marl••
With five returnlog starters
from a '78 team that wus con·
sldered 80 percent better than
the Vikings of 1917. Coach Tim
Rl'ed bas a team wltb the poten-
tial to gain a CJF playoff berth.
ln addition to challenging
Newport Harbor.
Three juniors-Craig Fisher,
Scott Strlgl and Mark HunUey-
key Marina's game.
Fisher may be the Vikes' best
all-around player, while Strigl,
the team captain and setter, is
one of the returning starters.
Other starters include 6-4 Pete
• Davenport, sophomore Willie
Krenwinkle <a n e x celle nt
passer ), junior Rick Larson and
senior Dave Thielen.
Others in the attack include senior Tim Miller. juniors Sam
Aiello and Lar ry Bodle.
E'o1111taf11 \'allq
A nothe r Sun set L eague
team l aced with experience,
Coach Bill Lovelace's Barons
have seven varsity lettermen in
the fold, including 6·3 Tom
Gregory, 6-3 Dan Haskell, 6-3
F r ank Real and 6·2 Randy
Har ris.
Gregory is considered a major
college prosp ect at middle
blocker by his coach. HaskeU as
a strong rront row player and
Real 's h eig h t a nd s t rength
bolsters the front row.
Other starters include S-11 set-
ter Doug Harbottle and 5· 11 set·
ter Rob VonHatten.
·'Our setting is m uch im·
proved since last year and may
be the key to our success." says
Lovelace.
Others in the Barons' picture
include 6-4 Jeff Harlowe. 5-10
Drake Turner, S-6 Oat Do and
5· 11 Brent King.
ff 11nt•11gtoa Beo~h
T he Oilers, who are under
Coach Don Messerschmitt after a three-year absence, will be
aiming at an eighth s traight CIF
playoffs berth beblnd returning
starter Brian Faris, lettermen
Mike McCleary and Dave Mots-
inger and a number of other pro·
mlsing prospects off the junior
v.ar sity.
"I've never bad a team finish
lowe r than second place and l
don't tbink Newport Harbor is
unb eatab l e," s a y s
Messerschmitt, who succeeds
Roy Miller.
"We're going to be short, but
scrappy and rely on good de-
fense," adds Messerschmitt.
Others on the Oilers• roster in·
elude S-10 setters Ke nny Griest
<See OUTLOOK, P age 84)
Gauchos Roll
To 10-5 Win
SAN DIEGO -Saddleback
Colle ge closed out the pre·
conference season with its best·
ever record at 6·4 with a 10·5 vie·
t ory over b ost G rossmont
College Saturday here.
Doug Fritz was 3-for-3 while
Bruce Welz a nd Dana Brown
each were 3-for·S a nd all three
4rove in a pair or r uns for the
victorious Gauchos.
Doug J ones had two hits in
fi ve plate appearances Saturday
to give him 16-fot.·36 in the 10
games fo r a . .f44 batting a verage.
S-•yl""llt9S seddlelMKlt n • 002 100-10 1J 5
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•nd Welz, !Wthlie Ill Oot...oort, Strltfles (31 ""°
t4eyes. W-O'S..lllv~. L.-OotenclOrt.
ANDY BEAN
Rookie Not
Bothered
By Winds
G RANDO, F la . 1AP) -
Rookie Bob By man slipped past
the faltering pacesetters with a
wind-blown one·undcr-par 70 to
assume the third-round lead
Saturday in the Bay Hill Citrus
GolfClassk.
Byman, 23, who won three na·
tional open titles in other coun·
tries before gai ning ha s
American playing rights, had a
54·hole total of 207. six shots un-
der par on the Bay Hill Club
course that. to the obvious and
ill-concealed delight or owner
Arnold P almer. s napped back at
golf's premier touring pros.
John Schroeder, who bad a
share of the lead when the na·
tional television cameras ended
their cove rage for the windy
day. bogeyed the final hole ror a
12 and a 208 total, one stroke
behind Byman. He was tied for
second with Ed Sneed and Rex
Caldwell.
Sneed shot a 73 and Caldwell
had a 68. But the various lakes and
ponds that dot the course -
wh ich turned in to a raging
monster in 20 mph winds -
claimed their share of victims.
There was Andy Bean, the bfg-
guy who led through the first
two rounds. He watched in dis·
m ay as his lead diminished and
eventually vanished in the whip-
ping winds.
He collapsed on his back on
the par-3 17th when his tee shot
found the water .
And there was Lee T revino.
He pumped three consecutive
shots into the huge lake on No. 6.
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Followlno a re the major sr>e>rts events on teltvlslon toct.v.
Ratings are: I 1 J 1 excellent; ./ 1 1 worth watching; I I
fair; 1 foroet It.
10 a .m .• Channel 4 ./ ./
COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Not~ Dame a t Michigan.
Announctt's: Dick Enbero, Biiiy Packer and Al McGuire.
Notre Dame's Fighting Irish take on the Michl~
Wolverines In Ann Arbor In the flnal rC9ular season game after losing to OePaul Friday night, 76--72. Michiga n has had
a mediocre season this yur, barely above the .SOO m¥k·
(I' 10:45 a.m., Channel 2 ./ ./
NBA BASKETBALL: Phlladetphla at Phoenix.
Announcers: Don Crlque and Keith Eric kson.
The Phoenix Suns are striving to stay a live In the
Western Conference Pacific Division of the NBA, tralllng the
Lakers by three games In third place.
~ Noon, Channel 4 ./ ./
GOLF: Bay Hiii Citrus Classic. Announcer.s: John Brodie, Arnold Palmer, Bob Goalby,
Carol Mann, Bruce Devlin.
R()()t(le Bob Byman fi red a one-under-par 70 to fake ~e
lead in the Bay Hill Ci trus Classic going Into today's flna_I
round He is six-under at 207 with John Schroeder a stroke
back at 208. Saturday's round was played in a 20-mlle wind.
<I) 3:45 p~ •• Chapnel 2 ./ ./
NBA BASKETBALL: Houston at 5eattle. Announcers: Gary Bender and Steve Jones.
Rudy Tomjanovich and Mpses Malone lead the Housto.n
Rockets against the Seattle su~rSonlcs Ir:> seattl~. 5eattle IS
two games behind the Lakers in the Pacific Olv1slon.
OTHER TV
10 a .m. <2l -CHALLENGE OF THE SEXES Heather Angelinetta vs. J im Lane <table tennis); Dayna Ben·
nett vs. Frf'tl Blood (roller skating>; Toril Forland vs. Andre
Arnold (skiinQ ). VinScullyand CathyLeeCf'osbyreport.
Noon (Ill-SPORTS AFIELD-Home r Ci rcle stalks sharks 1n shallow water; and Jerry ChiappeUa examines the
migration of the monarcl\ butterlly. (28) -TENNIS -The
singles fmal in the U.S. National Indoor championships,
taped at Memphis.
1 p .m . (7) -SUPERTEAMS -The Los
Angeles Dodgers take on the Kansas City Roya ls In the first
preliminary, taped in Honolulu. Ke ith J ackson and Don
Meredith report.
2 p .m . (4 ) -SPORTSWORLO -An
American sQuad faces an outstanding East German team at
the AAU women's international swim meet, taped at Cam·
bridge, Mass. Also, a report on the pairings for the NCAA
basketball tournament and the Widowmaker Hill Climb, a
mQtorcycle racing event taped at Midvale, Utah.
2:1S p.m (7) -BOXING -Rocky Mattioli CS()..4-2) de·
fends his WBC super-wellerweight crown against Maurice
Hope 126-2·1 > in a scheduled 1S-round bout, taped at San
Remo, Italy.
3:30 p.m. 17> -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -World
Cup skiing : the men·s downhill and g iant slalom, taped at Whiteface Mountain near Laic-e Ptacld, N. V. Frank Gtfford and Bob Beattie report. Also: pool champions trick shot wizardry, an exhibition featuring current world champion
Ray Martin, tour-time U.S. ()pen winner Steve Mlzerak and
Mlnneso1a Fats-. Howard Cosell r~s from Las Vegas.
10 p.m. 111l -DODGER SPECIAL -The long standirtV rivalry between the Dodgers and the Giants 1s reviewed.
RADIO
Basketball-Denver at the Lakers , 1 p.m., KLAC (570). Hockey -Kings at Vancouver, 6:50 p.m., KRLA (1110). . .
(TheOailyPllotls notrHPOmllMtort.tectwinges.)
Lopez One Baek
SARASOTA . Fla. <AP> -Sal·
ly Little and two-year pro DaJe
Lundqu.ist shot par 72s Saturday
to tie for the third -round lead
with 211s in the Benl Tree Golf
Classic.
Jus t a stroke back were
second-round co•leaders Nancy Lopez and Donna Horton White
and Hollis Stacy. Lopez and
White shot 2-over-par 74s, while
Stacy had a 72.
Lundquist. or nearby Tampa,
birdied the first a nd second
holes. sinking putts from six and
10 feet. then bogeyed on 12 and
13.
Little bogeyed the fifth. eighth
a nd 10th holes. then bad to
scramble with birdies on seven.
nine and 14 to save par.
T he other second-round
leader . rookie Lori Garbacz.
C.B
faltered to a 79 to fall back to
217.
Tied for fifth place at 213 wen
J oAnn Washam , Pat Bradley
and Judy Rankin.
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1979.
Speedsoccer is the newest and potentially biggest sport in
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the 11 ... al•t•. aa nd 1uard OudltJ
Br•1 edded 16 S11turda.y nl&bt as 1:1~v~Ua.rankl'd North ("arollna dtfHted
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Rob IMJlder, desptlrutcly tried to rtfain
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Btadley, the A(.'C tournament's Most
Val,able Player, forced •steal with lS
secODds remaining and O'Koren was
fouled on the tap-In for a lhree·polnt
play as the Tar Heels won lhe title
ganae going away North Carolina has
now 9.'0n the ACC tournament seven of
lhe laat 13 years
Ceater Make Gmins ki led Duke with
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The victory earned Tennessee, whtch
ri nished second in the conference race ,
a berth in the NGAA tournament.
Ke ntucky, playing its sixth game in
nin e days, had three opportunities to
win the game in regulation time, but
Kyle Macy missed two shots and LaVon
Williams missed a tip in the closing
seconds. leaving the teams tied 55-SS.
Temple 61, SI. ~·a, P&. Ml
M9Mrv~• °"' .... ...-. Weber SI "7. N. Arlr-10
~~· CMceot•.,..
Ar••nY\ 3', Teu\ JI
Area Sports Calendar
Tennessee thus became lhe first team
to defeat Kentucky three limes in a
season since the Vols did it in 1920.
Arka1Ucu, 39-38
l{O USTO N -All-America guard
Sidney Moncrief converted a critical
technicaUoul free throw and hit a layup
wilh 16 seconds to pJay as the ninth·
ranked Arkansas Razorbacks captured
the Southwest Conference postseason
cbamplbmhip with a 39·38 vlctory over
14th-ranked Texas.
The RaJorbacks and the Longhorns
tested emcb others ' nerves with de· ljberat~ P8UinB tactics before the ~
exploded in' the final minutes on a con-
tro ve.-... call. Art~1 which gained an automatic
bid to tbe ~CAA playoffs , owned a 35·34 lead when Texas star scorer Tyrone
Branyan Y..al whistled for fouling U.S.
Reed oa a scramble for the ball. The
refe rees also whistled J im Krivacs for a
technical foul when he said something to
one oflheoffietals .
Reed made one of two free th.rows and
Moncrief sank the technical for a 37-34
Arkantas le~ with 1: 31 to play.
•••••aSiat~89-S9
TEI.RE HAUTE. Jnd. -All·
American Larry Bird scored 20 points
a nd had 10 rebounds. despite sitting out
more tban six minutes with an injured
thumb, u top-ranked Indiana State de-
feated New Mexico State 69·59 to win
the Miaouri Valley Conference cha m·
pionshlp.
The victory earned a n automatic bid
t o the NCAA fo r the unbeaten
Sycamores, now 29-0 under farst·year
Coach BUI Hodges.
Bird, a 6-9 center . Injured his left
thumb ecrambling for a loose ball early
in the aecond half with the Sycamores
boldin1a49-33 lead.
Hodtee uid Bird suffered a slight crack pn the Up or bis thumb, but It was
not expected to keep him out of NCAA
tourneJ 9Cllon. ·'It '1 f>eed bothering him off and on
for awtdle. 'nle only way it's goinl to get benel' M with rest, and it JOOka like
we won't be having that for a llttle while al least,'' Hodges said.
fJfclaho.a, 80.8S
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High School
Cll' .. A Qlo.trw'11NI
LB P01y 7S. ~ Mtrco' ti
No-hitter
ForGWC
Cindee Secrist pitched
a 10-inning oo-hltter and
Golden West College
scored an unearned run
with two outs in the bot·
lom of the final Inning to
post a 1-0 victory over
Pasadena City College
in a women 's night
softball game Saturday
on the winner's field.
The no-bitter was the
third of Secrist's career
al Golden West and the
victory was her second
of the season. She had 18
strikeouts in the game.
The run came when
Karen Owens was safe
on a bunt, stole second
and with two out, raced
home when tbe
Pasadena catcher
dropped a third strike
again.st "'Rayleene Silva. Safw..,,......,
p~ 000 000 000 0-0 • t
GOlcMll ~ 000 000 000 t-t I O
Guire .wi °'99: ~nat...., YCMln9
1,taseball
Seore&
cou•o• S.C.I C.0C!e91 -12. W"flftont ).S
Stfl Olteok ,_.,UC INIM J.l
LOftO ~ 94. 6-7, c.t Poly CSLO I
lff ett
Baaeball -....,
Hlqfl Sc'-' -Aencl'to Alt mltOJ •I CkMn Vi.w
13 U l, trvlnu1MlulonVl•lo fl· ISi
Coll999-UC 1rv1,.. •I C.I Poly Pomofl& 11 301. ,...,..,
Hlqll Sc'-1-CO\la M<!U ti Lt Quint• () 151;
S.nlt AM et Sot,, Clemenle 13 ISi; OelWI Mlllt et
Carl~()); L-*OWN tk&e" •I V•ll•y OwltllM>
m. MtrlN .. LB WI'-> UI, Lll>trty Owlllltn
¥\. Newport Olrh tlen •I Colle Mew P•rll
ICICMlbf~rell l0•1'116 I Coll~ a..c" •I Or'•"9& Cot\I 11.301:
Got.,... -.1 ~ LA Southwut •' Sportsm-Par-17 lOI. S•d<lle!Ml<k •I S•n e.r nerdlno
17:JO I; Soutllern C.lllornle College •I Claremont·
Mudd U JOI. ·-., Hl9ll 'icl>ool-HwnUnqton 8ucll, EdlSOll •I
Troy Toun,.mtflt, Coron• del Mer •I Tu,lln
12 1SI; Don LUQO •I lrvlM U:UI; Vel&MI• el
Oe,.. Hlllt fl: 1Sl. L8 Oulnlt at LaQlllnA lie.ell
Il l; 0•'"'99 .. Unl119rs1t., ll. IS l; S.n Clement•
t i Oo•n\lde CJ· ISi.
Coll~ et UC lrvlne 11:JOl.
T~Ys Coll~ ~I .al Sotmt MOfllet 12·301;
S•n Oleoo •I Stddleb.cll 11:l01; Q I Sl•I• Oomlnguer Hllht1UClrvlM (1:JOI. 1<nc.,
H '9fl Sdlool-Hunl lnqtoft Be.c: II vs. "-l&ln
V•lley .. Miit Sci ... ,.. P•nt 171; El T-et
Coron• oel Mil• ll' ISi; Unlversllv Al COl\e MMe IJ·U I; Ell..-<lt v~ lrvlM 81 TeWln• .. P•r11171;
C#IUr-V•llrt •I SAn Ci.meni. Ill; Le9Uf'* 8etcll •I 0.. Hiii\ Il l· K-"Y •I Ocean v-
IJ: U I; Llbe<'ty Cllrlitlen al F.allh Baplltl (l :lOI.
Coll•o•-S•n 0 1e90 Ste le •I Soullltrn
C.lllomla COl14!99 C1 JOI.
s.n.Nrr
HIOll Sc:'-1--Poft Harbor •I WH!mlntltr
lnoonl; Lt Olllnl• "''· ESl•nc•• •I COit& MAY
Par k 111; Meler Del •I SI. P•ul 111 •.m.I;
Mtrl,.. -ECllson el 81e lr F .. 1<1 171.
Collage-()rtnqe Coa\I •I Ml. San AntOfllo
lnoonl; Sedd~k et Soutnwesiern (1 p,m.I;
A111u-P.c:1tlc; •I Soull•"'n C.llfornl• Coll"'
lCIOU-•l ,_,.I
S<HIU• ColleQt-Wvomln9 at UC l rvln~ (I p,m.l;
Soulhtrn C&lltornl• CoO> Sun CIHt l<.
Baaketball
Twtay
HIOfl Sc:l'IOOl-CI F 2·A ~mlflntl\ et l.ono 8 .. Cll
Aren• 17..it·u i
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HIOll Sc:._-CIF 4-A ttmillnell t i LOftO S.-11 ,,,,.,.. (1 .-.cl 1:451.
TllwM•Y
HIQll ~-Cl F ).A ""'11111•" el Long 8e«h
Aran• '1 encl 1· 4S I
S.IW'Uy
HIOh $<111101-CIF 4·A 11:.SI. •·A C71, 1·A
U : ISi, I-A (lt·301, .,...II t(lloolt 110:30 •.m.)
111181• et L.ono BMch .........
College-Finl round ll•t• lunlor colltOt
pl•Y•"• (Mlulon Conference ....,, 2 •t Or-
Cottt, 7:30; MAtro Conl•r•nce No, 1 •I s.cl·
dl•lMK•, 7:301.
Voll4yball
M9flNY
UnlYtnlty •I 0.... Hllll (1) T...uy
Hl9ll School-Cost• Mt .. •I ReCIOndO CJl,
IEdllO'> et Est8"lle f7l ; lrvlM •I Canyon (l ISi;
Furtak Shutout
Tops Cubs, 11
1·~ovo•• w. uc R1wn1<1e 7.0 Scott Furtak was glven a five-
KANSAS CITY -Al Beal and ucLAs.1,Ar1,_s1. .... 1t1o111 11 run cushion int.be first iDn1ng
Raymond Whitley combined for 45 1";:;!.to11, 111 . .,5, OMenlOnl·Mudd and went on to post an 11·0
points as Oklahoma trounced Kansas M s hutout victory over Los Angeles
80·65 for tbe Big Elgbt postseason ~=-~.~~~oe C ity College Saturday ln
tournament championship and its first ~ltllieQIO,o~~ Southern Calilomia Conference
NCAA tournament berth in 32 years. "=~ baseball action on the winner's
The Sooners, 20-9, won the game with •~ 4 ~ H 11is J " field.
a 12-4 run from 10:01 to 5:52 in the '""'' Furtak bad seven strikeouts,
aeeondbalftomounta67·55lead. ~==~Marcoto one walk and issued only four Oklabolll•, wlnner of the re .. •Jar. .., ... , ,... .. T__.• • scattered bits in going the route
-1 tltJ fi •• ....,.,..,. "*"'°' J, E..-la 4 llr'dl nd win f b aeaaon .. VUlerence e -ill nt alnce ,,. ... ,Dct• . ...-.c•a 1c.cn1.1 for his seco o t e year. llMt -•PW'ted to a qwck M lead In tbe T,.,,..._. Gary Springer opened the first
flnt ball. Ka.nau led only briefly, 2$.21, ._._,,OcNll!o.-t '*'-" with a trlp&e with Tim Innes and
before Oklahoma, behind Carry Car-Rick Clark addillg doubles u
rablne'a loq Jumpen, pulled away to a Girls Tennie tbe Rustlers scored five times on
40-38 balftlme advantase. four bits and a pair of walb.
The Soooen nu.ned four·POint and uc.,_.~.....,wu Clark bad three bill in four
alx·polnt leads before pullln1 away ~ ...,.... . . t trips to the plate and Matt
mldway ln the second half. "f:-.c~ C::, 4:;, "'O::cr.1. t ,·; Palmer doubled lo drive ln a
lrvlM t i MtrlN f11,
Coll~Clen West •t CerrltH 17 301. .,......,
H 19,, School-L•oun• S.e<ll •• Huntll'IQ1 CH'I
Bee<" 171; ~H-•IS...C .. ,,,_e l11,
ln9l•wood Tourney llnal,,
Coll--£1 CMnlno ti Ortf\91 C.0.•I 11·:.ll; Goldeft """1 et Sanl• ...... (7• 301.
TlwnNy
Hlo" S<l'toOl-OCtan view ti Coste MAM f1>;
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Cll; E.sttnclo at Lt Oulnl• 171; FOU<1t•ln VelltY
ti lrvlne (7 301; Ocu n V....., •I WHI Ton•nc• rn. o .... Htm •1 ~ ..... 111
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N-pof't Hertlor, Loyote 81 Mtlff Del, l'ounlaln
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IJ•ISI.
eo11~-0ranoe co.st •t so AMY m; Golden
Wttl ., LOI Anoelet cc 12 p.m.1: MlrtCOll•.
Stddlebec1' et o..fttrv 13 p.m. I.
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0.118 Hlllt Hl9fl Sc:llCIOI~ Hiiis •I lrvlM
lnvltttion.t "a.m I.
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HfOll ScllCIOl-4f•wPMt H.,11or •I l'ounl•ln
Velley, WHtmlMler •I EdlSOll. S.Wrty Hiii• •I
Coront Cltl Mtr, Unl\'ef'Mly •t ~ Bt«I\
Ocean View et (YP"fll, """'., Oet el GMoen
Grove. HuntlnQlon Be.c" •I M•rln• l•ll •1 l:IS I.
Colleqe-Gotcltn West •I Cvpreu 111: s.d· dleWCll at Otn.s (21 ..... .....,
High ~-Ettt11cl• et V1118 Pent, 0on LUQO
al lrvlM, MltSlon Vlefo ., Oen• Hiii\, LA9UN
H iii\ •I S•n Cl•m•nte, L•oun• &•tell at
C•Pltlr•no v.11..,, COlt& MtM ., T11111n Cell "'
31. T-*y
Hit" SdlCIOl-Mlrt .. 11• .. Cor-Ml Mtr fJI;
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CollAQe-0rM91 Coast .. SO MeM (11; lm
Aneeltt CC .t Golden W.11 l1I; R 1¥ertlde •I Std·
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Hl9fl setioof-w..tmlntler el Newioort H.n.G<.
Fount•ln VtlltV •I Hunt!no'On e..c:h, MtrlN •I
Edl\on, E,1811<1• •t S...t• An• Vtlley, s.d·
01-· 81 lrvlfte, UnlllffMIV at Foot,,111, Oct..,
Y••w al IC..-dv. L--!Mech •I o-H1lh ,
Cte1lllrtnct V•lln et $efl Clem.,,t•. M•ter De• al
Patlll<e l•ll •1 ll (Ol~C SMiie 8 •rlltrt •I UC lr'f•M t1
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W-..ltY
Colleoc -Goldtn W•\I •I Ct•t1IO\ tll;
Full._rton. s.dd-• •1 El C•"''"° U I
T1Wnd•Y Collt!Q~ PCAA C1>t mp10fl\IHP\ •I Bclmortl
Pier•. Lonq a..c" "'...., ColleQ" -Or•~ c°"'' •I !>•" 0••90 ~u (3 301, SM!dltbt<k •I Ch•flt y 17 )01 PCAA
Cl\tmploMlllOI at Jhlmont P•er•. l Of'Q a..t,I\.
s~ (ollt9~-PCAA C!wmpton\ll1P\ el BelmOfll
Pl•t•, LOflO BH <" Gymnastics .,_,..y
Marin• et HUlltlngton Ike<" 161, !>en Cle,,,...tt
et WHlm1Mter 161. ....... ,
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T""41ty
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8eecll •I GMOfn Gnwe U ISi "'•",.. t i LA
Quint• Il l. Uniwn•IY •I Foo'"'" fl I --~Y MIQ" S<lloot-Founl•ln V•lltv. H""t1nQ1on
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Marina !)I
COll>-C.I Slate Northrl"9t ., Golelell WHI
131,
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Track and Field
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UC Ber•elty 110• m I.
Saturday's .Race Results
Lo• AJamtto• S.nta Anita
ISlll .. ,......,llleflUIM' edlftMtlltll
l'ln l r&e•-hl.,.., IClllY CMcC.rronl s.40 l 10.
1 60; V&rY *<l•I L.a., cc.uu..n1 4 «I. J 10.
Prln S4IOI (T-1 t .«1.
s.<ond r&e.-nclrew ,,,,_Y COllv•rnl • 60,
3 t o, J 10, Noltrm•n IC•ulllenl 4 .a. l '4. 5-••-~I S.60. U CS.lly ~ fl-ti pelO il9.40
T"ird r&e.-..OW R~Ardlnq CMcM•,._I 6 . .0.
'IO. l IO Mollon Perttcl (Pluu 1 '"°· • 00.
E•rl'\ Retrfft IGrantl t Ill
Four1ll r«A-Utln fouc:h IMcHarvuel 4 Ill. , 40, 1.IO: FK\11111 CMc:Cerronl I) Ml. s 00. PYlllCe
Ctper IC...l'Wftl J 10.
F lllll r&ee--1 ~y IH•wi.y1 10.20, 410,
'IO; hie A Tele IOllvarttl •IO, ?.IO: I-f'l•ll'I
IMcC•r.-onl 160. \l u ect• a .. 1 pal<l l?t».OO.
Sl•tll r&e RH (~m"er I 11 00, •.OO. J.AO;
Kul•• cTorol 4 .40, J .OO; Twrr• ,,.,.,,.
( M< H •rout 1 l,tQ.
S.11tnttl r.c:-St&ft 0'-(McCMron) 1.20. J to. l 10; HMrt'• Love IH•wleyl S.IO. 4 ••
F-19n Poww t~I 1,00. U eucta ll'°'l
ptld 173.50
Elgllttl r.ce-4(1nt Go (lo CHewMy) .... uo.
J, .. ; ,...,._~I UO, 2 Ill; SYftCOCI&"
(McHa ..... IS.60.
Nlflttl reta ,..,,.1 Gtftl (HewleTI IUO,. oo.
UO; Sty11111 Gf'MIM IMcCMr'Oftl 4.IO, J.to; E.,1
et Abeey tSNetNUr I UO. U HKIA ($4) PllMI
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OUTLOOK ••
and J eff Johnson, sophomore
Jon Thorton. juolors Richard
Sanders, Pau.I O' Alessandro and
senior Ricky GleM, the latter
the only player above 6-0, stand·
lng 6·3 .........
Efl ....
The Chargers have three re. turning starters and a pair ot M
players, in addition to some
solid talent up from the Jumor
varsity.
Coaches Pet.er LIM and Crais
Pracon are relytn1 on twtna
Mike and Frank Dooner and set-
ter Scot Saunders to form tbe
nucleus.
Up from the junior vanity are
sophomore Scott Juhl, juniors
Mark Berglund and Eric Wbea·
ly, senior Joel Nichols and
sophomore Randy FrazeUe.
Also in the picture are aenJon
Mark Gibson and Mike Roche,
·along with sophomore Jerr1
Toves.
Lag-a8et1e•
A real hne on the perennially st rong Artis ts can be seen
March 18 when the defending
South Coast League and CIP'
runnerup Artists travel to
Newport Harbor ln a non-leap skirmish.
Coaches Mike Duncan and
Rolf Engen will be able to see
how well they've fill~ the caps left by standouts Jamie Plum-
m e r . Kip Engen and Rand1
Smith, who graduated.
Two regulars are back-junior
Kevin Nortek and senior Andrew
Dodds. while varsity letterman
Rene Oliver and sophomore Eric
Clark. who was impressive iD the CJF playoffs, back them up.
Also, Lance Stewart will be at
seller, freshman Neil RMldel,
senior. George Bisil. junior Hana
Sm U§, . senior Robin Lee. and j~s David Engen, Richard
Evans and Tom McDonald
round out the squad . .........
With prospe<:ts at their higheet
e ver at Dana Hills, varsity
Dolphin Coach St.eve Ahle baa
fiv e lette rme n on hand to
challenge the Laguna Beach&.a
Clemente-Mission Viejo setup.
Scott Brown and Donnie Ellis,
a pair or 6-2 seniors, lead Dana
Hills.
Brown is a three-year starter
with fine Jumping ability. Ellis,
a left-handed hitter, plays an all·
around game .
"Five of our starters from last
year's injury-riddled team re·
turn very healthy ... says AbJe.
•·And this Ls a good slgn.te've got some good prospe up
from the junior varsity."
Others in the Dana Hilla pie·
ture are seniors Lee Groon,
Mark Smith and Chris Rusk,
1uniors Erin McGinnis, Brian
L ane. Grant Bayme, Chris
Mathieu (6-5 > and Oave Vinson
and sophomore Chris Toms.
GWCWomen
Rally for Title
Kim Eisenhart scored sb
straight points to break a S2·52
tie and give the Golden West
College Rustlers a 61 ·55 victory
over host Fullerton in the cham-
pionship game of the Fullerton
women's basketball tournament
Saturday rught.
Eisenhart was the leadin.r
G WC scorer with 16 and in re·
bounding with 12. Pam Banks
scored l2 of her 15 polnta in the
second haH and had 10 rebounds
while Ka ren Gage scored 11 and
gra bbed seven rebounds.
The victory was the 13th
straig ht without defeat for
Golden West this season, a
sdiool record. ,,_T__.
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Artistry in Pure Silk · ~ I l
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Egyptian designer Roshdia Mostafa
works with silks from the world over
and creates from the fabric.
Many designe r s work from
season to season. but Roshdla
Mostafa, who muintains a studio
in Newport lil'ach , thinks
clothing s hould last "forever."
Roshd1a. a nnttve or Egypt,
works with beautiful silks from
tbe· world over a nd desians from
the fabric. Her "one of a kind"
clothing has many distinctive
touches.
Her collection was shown re·
cently in South Coaa\ Repertory
Theater during a beneftt hosted
by the Newport Guild of the
Friends of SCR.
To lhe music of a guitar and
flute, and with commentary by
Florence Smales, models showed
the creative efforts of Roshdla.
·' Indian silk dress has off-white skirt with gold threads.
The sleeves of the purple silk blouse fall from neckline.
Persian print dress of black and
pink French silk has two pane/a of
material. Sleeves are slit.
Designer Roshdia Mostafa maintains
a studio in Newport Beach.
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Above, heavy cotton top in orange and off-white is made of
pillows from Egypt to create a circle effect. Pants are
off-white silk. At left, off-white raw silk street dress is
appliqued with Egyptian symbols. ,
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Operation: It's Enough to Curl Your Hair
' "Grotdh ti _.. w e:z:c-.. Whn Woll c., to 1M pod, tohot ii pr UCt&N for ... , ..
-GNfclwn W~ln
CanceHq three •PPolntmenta wu the euy
Bat I lacked the kind ot coura1e to make cbaqe I wu coatemplattq until my entire
mU1 1•.....S up qu..t me OM Dilbt at the inner table. Tbey stated fiaUy tbat they Pt It .... clmnb thfna to do.
ll la...-wtH to ten a womu not to do
t.t.-~I Mt la tbe .... room a1aM, aaH
tile dap ad dlrty dilbl9, I uUd m1..U
I•• reallf.tlel'loal about,......,.. m1
•• -or wu I OM of tbole people wbo ••,.&alb about doblc tbblla alMI DeYer doea
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permanent. don ti you1" I nodded. "Don't WOl'l'J about• tbiDf, you'll look llUl and will WODder
why youdklD'tdo it before,'' she added.
TblD she pointed me lido • UD)' dnlatna room, abd me toremon my dotbiDI and put on.
a smock. I wu tbea taken Into a spectal area for
&be nee HHI')' scrubbtna and preparation.
Wbea &be first sta1es .... ~· the epeelalilt aamlDed me cloleb' aaid, "I ~ tttabe. '' Idkteotnwdtoburtlaat.
Houn and boun puaecl .. I WU put throalla an ..... ol amelly procedmw aad tbea
..... to ............ tbe operatioa bad ...... nccMlful. ·
TBS aoo• WM mdry. I tried lo calm
mpelf bJ re..tiq tbe Gab tblDI nallable:
Pla11lrt llqallne. I DOW bow Oaet l"MdlDI Pla111rl wbla one la aenou1 .. a adl&ake. fi waa 1ettln1 dark outalde and "• Rn_etlltllU were on. Otben in ~ oftlff were
~ .. leave for tbe day. sun in the re·
co•.,--. I felt bopeleuly aloDI ud wlaera· .....
M t1ae IPMtallat 'f•an tbe ftnal procedure,
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I noticed she ioc*ed tenae. Batiq under bot
U1bta, my face turned beet red and ber inltna·
menta on my tender acalp felt srat:tnc.
8t1DDENLY, TBBaB I was. A funny-
loolrlD1 woman with a curl7 permanent. A very
bl1 curlJ permanent. My laltlal reaction wu to cbaqe my name
ettber to Trixie or Orphan Annie and nm away.
Tbe coemetololiat tried and tried to amooth the mop of blonde curia down, but tt Juat kept pop-
ptn1 out ...S ,_... blaer and bt"9J'.
Sbe ftaally·~ weartq barrettea . TM read.loll -trom my family wu JDixed.
TIM cbUdren tbou1bt the cbanle was ''tolera·
ble" and my buaband tbou1bt I looked
"Uberllled."
Rwtkln from frieDcll and co-worke11 was
a1ao mlud. It fMled from "cute" to "what ln Ute ._. 61 JOU do to fOUl"Mll?'' A P"OUP of
~ toad me they were taldnt up a
eoUeetiGD to buy me a comb.
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-ONLYPILOT Sunday. March •. 1919
•
Mrs. Veitch Miss Muto
Veitch-S nyder
Laurie Louise Snyder of Newport Beach und
Christopher Oxnard Veitch of Atherton were mar·
ried at St. J oachim's Church ln Cosla Mesa.
The bride 1s the daughter of Or and Mrs
WiJUam Synder of Newport .Beach. She 1s a
graduate or Newport Harbor Higb School and the University of Arizona.
The bndeuoom 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Veitch of Atherton. He graduated from
Menlo High School. Menlo Park, and lhe Universi-
ty of Southern California.
Mr. and Mrs . Veitch, who are both employecj
by the Bank of America, plan to live In Santa Ana.
Muto-Miller
Connie Ann Muto, daughter of Allee I. Muto of
Costa Mesa and Ch arles A. Muto or Chowchllla,
and Michael Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Miller also of Cosla Mesa, have announced their engagement.
Miss Muto a nd Miller both graduated from
Estancia High School.
No date has been set for the wedding.
Critchlow-Flower
Mrs. Critchlow Miss Hughes
· Hughes-Routh
Mr and Mrs. f'. William Hughes of Fountain
Valley have announced the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Frances Hughes, to Mark Steven
Routhof CotoradoSprings, Colo.
The future bridegroom's parents a re Col. and
M ts. E. L. Routh or Colorado Springs. He is a
graduate of Colorado State University.
Miss Hughes, a Fountain Valley High School
graduate, attends Colorado State University.
Lower-Ki neen
Jeffrey Carl Lower. SOD or Mr. and Mrs.
James C. Lower, and Kathleen Michelle Killeen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morehead, were
married at Trinity Baptist Church in Westminster.
All reside in Huntington Beach.
The bride is a graduate of Huntington Beach
High school, as is the groom.
a The couple plans to live in Kansas City.
Barkley-Campbell
Mr .. and M.cs~ Bay Barkley of Westminster
have announced the engagement or their daughter,
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ment announcemnt1 run
on Slmda11 m ll•t l)UIJJ
PUot 1'<1ml& ore o~
(lt all Dolly PUol offit:*!Nr
by calling the Ftahm!a
Depart 11Vnl. 64%-4321.
To ovoid d11appoint·
ment. pro1pttlh~ bndfls
are rmtlflded to haw tlwlr
wedding stones, with o
black-ond-wlule g"*" of
the bride or of tM CC*Ple.
to the f'eaturea !Hport·
ment one week before fw
weddmg. :·
Mrs. Lower Mr. Campbell, Miss Barkley . . .
durtog ceremonies
Palos Verdes.
at the Wayfarer's Chapel ln Michigan Community College. He is uafgned j.o
duty with the Marine Corps in El Toro. . . *
The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James
Reuter of Palos Verdes. She la a graduate of Roll·
ing Hilb High School and attended California Slate
Uruvenity Long Beach.
The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred
West of Costa Mesa. He Is a graduate of Estancia
High School.
The couple plans to live in Colorado after a
honeymoon in Yosemite.
Austin-Jancarik
Dr. Mitchell C. Austin of Corona del Mar and
Julene Cb.ri.sty JancarUt of Costa Mesa were mar·
ried at the<Cburcli of Christ in Costa Meaa.
The bride's parents a.re Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Jancarik of Costa Mesa and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Austin of Penaacola, Fla.
Mrs. Austin is a graduate of Eagle Rock High
School and Glendale College. She attends
California State University Long Beach. Austin re·
ceived bis bachelor's degree rrom Florida State
A March 31 wedding is planned in Shephar~f
the Hills United Church or Christ, Laguna Hills. -
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Deirdre Lynn Flower and Richard Harvey ~;S~~~I= Barkley, to Archie William Campbell
Critchlow exchanged wedding vows in Naples,
University and bis M.D. from Emory University.
He practices in Newport Beach.
The couple plans to Live ln Corona del Mar. 50th Anniversary
Fla. .
The bride is the daughter or Mrs. J. Frederick
Bechtel of Naples. She attended both Newport
Harbor and Corona del Mar High School and is a
graduate of Hillsdale College in Michigan. She is a
flight attendant for Delta Air Lines.
The groom 's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John
Park Critchlow of Miami. He is a graduate of
Union College in New York and of the University
of Miami Law School. He is a senior partner in a
law firm.
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The couple plans to Jive in Miami.
Horoscope
MONDAY• MUCH S
By Sycbaey ODlUI'
)
A8.IES CMaccb 21-Aprtl 19): Stress creativl
ty, communications, proper interpretations.-
getting to heart of matter. Emphasis on involve.
ment. responsibility.
TAtJllUS <April 20-May 20): Emphasis on
finarice, payments and collections. You locate
missing articles. You get rid of burden,
roadblock. Resumption of cash flow is indicat.
ed.
GEMINl <May 21·J une 20): Strike while
iron is hot: take initiative, be direct, original,
ndependent1 take path of pioneer. Someone.
loves you ano it no longer will be a secret.
CANCER <June 21-July 22): What occurs
could be shrouded in mystery. You'll get
a.uwera -they will come from within.
1LBO <July 23-Aug. 22 >: Accent on desire,
frieada, social activities, adaptability, dealings
wUb Gemini, Sagittarius persons. Key is to dis·
play venatility, humor, optimism -one who
ieeks JDUI' counsel will be ln position to return
favor.
VRG0 <Aug. 23·Sept. 22): Emphasis on
reaching goal-bring priorities into focus. Civic
activity, honor could be on agenda. Aquarius,
Taurus, Scorpio persons figure prominently.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be alert to re·
ports, qUestionahrequesta. Gemini, Virgo, Sagit· tart us persons gure prominently.
8CIOllPIO (Oc.t. 23·Nov. 21): Emotions tend to dominate -strive to give logic an "even
break ... Message will be clarified.
MGm'AlllVS <Nov. 22-0ec. 21 ): Spotllabt
on paftner'ahip, jolnlng·forcea, making commit~ m•, putnenhlp and marriage. Define mean·
iop~ avoid self-deception, 10 slow, maintain baluee -and a low profile.
CAPaJOOaN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Practical
matters dominate. Spotlight on Improving
services, bringing essentials into focus, getting
moet froin efforts.
AQVAllJUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18): Creativity,
cblldna. aweeptng changes, speculation grab
spotU1ht. One who asked for help in put could
malce reappearance.
PISCF.8 (Feb. 19-March 20): Dig deep for
knowledge. Future could depend on "dis·
covenea" made today. Leo, Aquarius in·
divtduals fi&ure prominenUy.
The future bridegroom's parents are Mr. and
M,rs. Archie Campbell of Santa Ana . He is a
graduate of or Saddleback High School and Santa
Ana College.
Miss Barkley ls a graduate or Rio Mesa High
School in Ventura and attended Ventura College in
Ventura.
The wedding is planned for April.
West-R~uter
William West and Karin Reuter were married
A•• La~
Lost Virginity
DEAR ANN: I was a
virgin until I was 17.
Then I met Rick. We
went together several
months and he t alked
m e into "proving my
love" -you know the
old line.
We ll, I was c ruy
about the guy and didn't
want to lose him, so I
gave in. Two months
later, Rick dropped me
for another girl. 1 cried
for thtee weeks. It took
me a year to get over
him. EventuaJly I met a
terrific person and
that's what I am writing
about. Whenever I run
into Rick he gives me a
sexy wink. I know what
h e's thinking and it
makes me very uncom·
fortabJe.
woman's most precious
gift. I'm ashamed for
ha ving laughed a t the
idea and le tting Rick
sell me off of it.
My question is, should
I tell my mature, highly·
principled fiance about
Rick before we marry?
Or should I live In rear
that the guy with the
sexy wink will one day
brag about his conquest
and do me in? -NO
NAME PLEASE, J UST
SORRY
DEAK SORRY: If
yoar ftaoce ls as matare
aacl hlClllY·PriDclpled as yoa aay, be won't ·uk.
Any womu who vola.n·
teer• tlll• ldad of in·
formaUoa I• foolish.
Snell coafn•lon• might
be couiclered good for
lite IOlll" <some people
call It dearlDg Ule aJr")
bat my mall t.ella me It
can be a dme bomb tllat
coald eqlode later and
destroy -relatloubJp.
Van Dyke-Robertson
Karen Van Dyke or Tustin and Sgt. Cal D. Robert.son of Tustin are engaged to be married.
The brlde·e lect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan
Van Dyke of Mission Vjejo, graduated from Mis·
s ion Viejo High School and the University or
Nevada, Reno.
The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Giegler of Gladwin, graduated from
Beverton High School in Michigan a nd Mid·
Life-size posters of pictures ta.ken SO years-ago
decorated the 50lh wedding anniversary party or
Elliot "Mac" and Madlyn McLaughlin or Newport
Beach.
The couple. married Feb. 16, 1929, celebrated
their golden anniversary with a renewal or t.beir
wedding vows. The ceremony was conducted by
their son·in·law, Dennis Monge.
The McLaughlins have three children: J ean
Monge of Costa Mesa, Susan Dressel of Palm
Coast. F1a.: and Linda Earl of Huntington Beach.
They also have eight grandchildren and two great·
grandchildren.
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The Exotic
CHllA
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Wh at I reme mber
most about our love af-
! air was that I was
always scar~ J would
get pregnant. Like so
many other dumb kida,
we bad the idea that any
attempt to prevent preg·
nancy made our rela·
tionsbip "cheap" and un·
natural. ~RE YOU------.... CH lllA Now that I am really
in lo~e and planning to
be married, I realize
that virginity can be a
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TV PREMIERE
7hey couldnl
come at a better
time. 'says
Stockard Channing
of her new TV
ventures. Her
role in 'Silent
Victory: The Kitty
O'Neil Story' (at
left) preceded her
own series which
premieres tonight.
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~-;.~ ~··· .. ,. Channing Shum ldemity In Show Tit"le ,, ,,..,.
~ HOLLYWOOD <AP> -What's this? A star
•':Wbo doesn't want her name in the UUe ol her :•bwD television series? ~ Such heresy could deal a crushlna blow lo
.r mecalomania.
The woman who nixed "The Stockard Chan·
ning Show" is no ordinary actress. Warren
Beatty, one or her co-stars in "Fortune," calls
~her "a female Jimmy Cagney." Allan Carr,
who cast her as Riuo, the tough Pink Lady in
"Grease," says she's "a great comedic talent."
STOCKAKD'S REBELLION began a year
and a hall ago when she signed what sbe calls
"a highly unusuaJ deal" with CBS. "It was not
only very lucrative," she says, "but they of-
fered me ownership and creative conlrol or a
series and a movie."
Stockard and her husband, David Debin,
who's aJso her executive producer, want.e<A to
call the new series "Solo." It's aboul a woman
· wbo escapes a smothering husband to make il
·· on her own. With a degree in Slavic lancuages,
she winds up working in a health spa.
. CBS WANTED to t'all It "Tbe Stockard
"'Channing Show." The Deblns countered with
·• •· Jutt Friends." They finally compromjsed on
"Stockard Channing in Just Friends." By the
time the ahow premieres tonight Jt may bave a
different title.
Why the fuss? "A performer's name is real-
-..:.iy all tbey have," says Debin, a writer turned ~~acer. ''They have their talent, but tbe name r·1il •bat ,eta puaed around. If a allow'• not •
hit, il throws a negative pall over that name
And Stockard was concerned about naming a
show about somebody else after her.
STOCKARD STUDIED and worked on the
stage for nine years before she got her first
break. She literally went from the cboi:~ line to
a lead role in the touring company or "Two
Gentlemen of Verona."
It was the starring role in the TV movie
"The Girl Most Likely To'' that brought her to
national attention and launched her movie
career . Mike Nichols then cast her in
"Fortune" with Warren Beatty and Jack
Nicholson. It wasn't particularly successful, nor
were "Comforts or Home" and ''The Big Bus."
She bad more success in "The Cheap Delee·
tive" and "Grease."
••1 FELT now was the time for me to look
into television.'' says Stockard. "It couJdn't
come at a better time. I'm a grownup person.
.It's fine to sit around a nd wait for the phone to
ring and be in a great movie. But it seemed
time to take the initiative and be creatively in·
volved in something or my own.
Stockard says. "I've been divorced and this
is about a woman who's separated from ber
husband. She is leaving her husband and being reborn.
"I was born Susan Stockard and I married
Walter Channing when I was barely 20 and still
in college. Then my career and marriage to a
riaina young business person didn't Jibe. You ao throup all aol18 or changes you never t.bougbt
you'd 10 throqb. ••
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NEW YORK CAP> f'or Barbara Watten,
aipeqeeted note from oee ot America'• true
b .Wd hardb have come at a better time
• •at ao mu cb crtticltm ol me then, J
bad 1wi& ~me to work bent," MIN Walt.a ,..
called the other day, "and I'd never met Jobn Wayne.
"HE ftOTB. ln elfttl, 'Hane ln ther..' and I ••~~touched by that " The well-chronltled storm that 1~
l&rl&ra Waltt'n' df'ci11on lo leave NBC'a "T~
day" PC'Olf•m for a SI mllllon·a·nar Job wttb ABC
New a would ra1e, tht'n
a ub11de, before sf\e
wou.ld bear from lhe ac·
tor a aeeond tJme
"It wa.a just alter
Guyana." she uld.
"when l 1ot another let·
ter from him. He asked,
'How C'8 people ~lieve
that· 900 people ca.n be
brainwashed. but the)
can 't understand how
one girl can be k id·
napped and told what lo
do?'
•• I SAW PATTV
Hearst a while later,
and told h e r what BAMARA WALTIRI
Wayne had said. She told me, 'I felt u 11 the cavalry were coming.' "
Mass Walters' brief communlcatlon with
Wayne led, eventually, lo a rare interview with the
71-year-old actor. The conversation is the rocus of
another "Barbara Wallen Special," to be broad·
cast by ABC the evenine of March 13at10 EST.
THE NIGHTMAKISH two years between
Wayne's first note and bis second left Barbara
A ACADEMY AWARD
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Including:
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WaJten drained. a dlrterent woman pertonally
and prol ... &onally.
The hJ•hl Interviews wllh ridel CHtro.
Jlmm)' and Roulynn Cuter, Betty Ford. and the
Joint conv•Tutlon with Anwu Sadat and
Menacbem Bf-1ln were overshadowed by the
(uror that accompanied her celtibrat~ move to
ABC after U )'Hfl at NBC
Co workcra, people he coneldered friends.
Mcame ln that Ume de tractors
don't bave giants like h.lm any more. We don 'l
have heroes any more. Movie stars come and eo today.
"HE WAS to have an operation the next day.
and he told us. 'They 're going to cut me open here'
-she traced a line across her chest -·and 1 lcnow
they could find aomethlng else.·
"We Celt two th.Inga." said Miss Walters. ''that
he simply had things be wanted to say. and that be
wanted to put things In order.
"And I think It's the best special we've done."
•• I FELT Uke l had a terminal disease," she
rememtM'red, "llktt Nixon must have Celt wher\ be
Hid. 'What did I do wron1"'
"And the awful publicity, It took away from -------------------
ever)'thin& I did ••1 hue two year• left on my contract. and I 'm
not tu.re what J 'll do when the time comes," said
MIH WaJ~n. who 11 ln her mid-408. ....
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about his politics," Miss Walters said, "but we
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Home Sweet Home-For Kent
When the ol' homestead gets too cramped, most people
bead for a real e$late agent and put it up for sale.
on hills for example -are not suitable for either." But if
you choose to rent to someone with a pet, it's OK to ask for
a rug-cleaning deposit and to subtract grounds damage by
the pet from the security deposit.
But that isn't the only choice open for many homeowners.
They could also decide to rent or lease the house, eliminate
the 7 percent commission fors"lling, build equity and convert
the property to commercial status with attendant tax deduc-
Negotiating a lease is another area for -care, according
to Johnson. Standa rd lease forms are good for a start, but
tions.
John M. Johnson,
partner in a Beverly
Hills brokerage that
specializes in lellsing
homes, adds that any
equity you gain by rent-
ing or, preferably, leas-
ing ts paid for by the te-
nant.
That's especially
true if you've owned the
home for awhile so pay-
ments are less than its
rent potential.
.. The rule of thumb
for how much to charge
used to be 1 percent of a
home's vallue, but with
today's appreciated
values, ~ of one percent
abould be the rental.''
THAT MEANS a
$100,000 home should
rent for about $500 mon-
thly, be says.
He cautions that
leumc is preferable by
far to month to month
rental, in part because it
feel free to add clauses
covering special situa-
. lions.
And, make sure the le·
nant is informed about who fixes what. •·A good
tenant shou ld be
responsible for main-
taining appliances and
minor repairs inside.
"Usually the owner is
responsible for the
grounds, yard work
(hire a gardener > pool
maintenance, major
systems like healing .
cooling, electrical and
plumbing-but I don't
think clogged commodes
or s inks are the
responsibility of the
owner.
"ALL THESE items
should be in the lease."
Who should you let in?
"The most important
thing is your immediate
gut-feeling about a pro-
s pective tenant," says
Johnson.
assures steady income to the owner and no rent increase for
a year at a time for the tenant. Someone who leases is more
likely to take care of your property as well.
Second, "Do have the person fill out an application."
Work history shows something about how long they stay in
one place. Credit and promptness in paying bills can be
checked (with prospect's approval) by running a credit
check.
How much deposit should be asked? Johnson says ••sure-
ly the flrat and last month's rent, ( plus a security deposit not
sreatertbaoone month's rent.
And don't nitpick over returning the deposit at the end
of the lease, he adds; state law says it's for extraordinary
damage, not wear and tear requiring just painting and
~inor repairs.
"You're trying to find a pattern of financial
responsibility."
He adds, "if they live locally, pay a visit to the prospec-
tive tenant and look at their housekeeping ... we refer to
these as social calls.··
"I also don't think people should discriminate against
either children or pets, although some properties-houses <See RENT, Page C2>
Health Food Promises Empty?
Organic Fad Offers Opportunities for Ripoffs
By PAT DUNN
O( .. o.tty ...........
,Are you into "health," "organic,"
aad "natural" foods? U not, does this
mean you're behind the times and slow
to rec:oplse advances in nutrition!
In cue you haven't noticed, the sales
pitch for these products promotes in·
1ecurlty. Veiled "il you don't use them,
you'll be aorry" advertising is the norm, with l08t beauty, falliq health
and IKlditive Poisoninl subtly 1uc1ested.
.. comequenees of not jolnlna the ru1bt
from aU · .. proceaed" products.
TBB APPaOACB works. Tbou1h
tbere'I DO aftlcial deftnttJon of a bealth
food .,_., tbeH markets are more
popular ln tbe u .s. and Europe than
ever, 8Ceorcllas to a 1urvey by the
Eeoeomle Releareb Sentce ol tbe U.S.
Department al Ap1culture. Tbe current
pro,tectim la tbat '3 billion will be spent
on bMltb foodl by lJIO, up from saoo
millkmln1172. Haldl, oqanlc and natural fooda Ila•• .mat bMD adequately deftned, but ~ ta besle1ed by elalml tblte are Mier ud mon ........ _, ......... , ............... ........
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ments about food and nutrition beyond
reach or federal regulation.
The Food and Drug Administration
can take action il a food product label ls
false or misleading, and the Federal
Trade Commission may be able to act
on false claims made In ads.
Promoterl of fad foods or di~ know
tlliJ, and seldom make direct claims
that can be proven false. Jnatead, they
refer to a book,, pamphlet, 1peech or
macu:ine article that prailed the pro-
duct.
up to twice aa much, according to a U.S.
Department of Agriculture survey. Even
so. expanding health food sections in
supermarketa demonstrate the populari·
tyoftheseitems.
BUT, ONCE organically grown foods
are removed from the field, they cannot
be told from commercially fertilised
look alikes. Roots absorb nutrients in
inorganic form , regardless of the
source, and there is no scientific basis
for claiming organic foods are more
nutritious.
Dr. Emil M. Mrak, former UC Davis
chancellor and world authority on
agriculture, points out that scientific ex·
perlmenta eonducted for 2S years in
Michigan, at Comell Unlveraity1 and ln
En1Jand ba•e eatabmbed no difference
between ortanic or health foods and
foods treated with manufactured
fertlll1er1.
One o( the alle1ed advantages of or·
pnlcallJ 1rown roods ti that thue
producta are free of pe1Uckle residues. oa. EDWAa.D B. Ryneanon, recenUy Thi• ls not always the cue, however.
retired from tbe Mayo Clinic, Hys, Some cbemlcal residues remain in the
"Americans love bofwub. We have sollforyean.
f ablH tb1t aatuH •ltamlaa are
...,... to ~e vttamlm, tllat the ...... amDVa alto can be de·
loll in dda countrY. is 'all worn out,' or po1ited from driftln1 •P"JI Ud du1ta tat me of orpalc f...UU..-. reaaltl 1D or from ralllfill runoff from nearby better er~p1 t•aa maaufattured farm1. Traeea ot pe1Ueldet may be I~ Tbell tbeN are minor mytbs found tn boti Cll"lule ud eoaftMlonal
Uaat orpale (fertiUHd) •Ill an autri· food1. Normally a ll are wttbln
t'Gllalb .......-to Infertile ..,., raw federally eatabl11bed Hie tolerance ~·"' .......... ~ ..... Ille .. ~. on1J
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BymOMLECOQ
Of 1t1e o.ttt ~, ... si.tt James Hunt's cotton trousers
and casual polo shirt. belie the
task his cqrporate bosses set for
him : Get Bangor Punta's <BP>
boating operations sailing in
profitable waters again.
Formerly president of O'Oay,
BP's Eaat Coast boat building
arm, the lanky and loose Hunt
arrived on a wave of change for
what had been Jensen Marine ..
Afte r years of marginal pro·
fits, then a year or so or operal·
ing in the red,
B P e x .
ecutive s
m e rged
J e n sen and
O 'Da y a s
Bangor Punta
Marine . The
two entities
we re placed
under Hunt. now divis -
ion president.
He says his job is to build the
two operations into a unified,
profitable front. "Bangor has some very prof.
ltable divisions -Smith and
Wesson (firearms>. agriculture
<cotton and cotton seed oils, and
milling operations> -becmise of
that there's a lot of pressure on
recreational products lo do bet-
ter."
ITS BOATING PRODtJCT
lines cross many market seg.
ments with O'Day pr~ucing
economy models. Cal the luxury
line and Ranger putting out higtr
performance craft that can be
used for racing.
Tbe problem has been the
separation of two plants by
thousands of miles.
"In my position as president
of O'Day, there I was siUing
back east with my own market-
ing people. . .thin.king if I can
blow them <Jensen> out of the
water, that's fine. But that's not.
productive for Bangor Punt.Ja."
SINCE HUNT arrived on Nov.
I. 1978, there has been an active
exc:bange of people, ideas· and
information between the two operations to share expertise,
planning and avoid duplication.
A few former executives are
gone. he says, "but that's to be
expected. I think most or the
fruit bas fallen from the tree."
Other changes within the firm
include a decision to extend
O'Day's computer controls for
billing and materials. account·
ing and inventory west.
"It's expensive, but l feel it's
absolutely necessary."
AND SHARING production
space has also begun. Six or 10
O'Day models are now made on
the West Coast. despite the fact
virtually aJI are sold in the East.
Most of the larger boats made in
Costa Mesa's 18-acre site at 200
Kalmas Drive, are sold in the
East ; only about 40 percent are
sold here.
Part of O'Day's move West is
a strategy of encouraging deal· ~
ers lo carry all three lines . . . :
·'which provides economies to !
the dealer and to us."
Company brochures show that
marketing has been integrated
as well. AJl carry a s imilar look
and style while making clel r the
differences between the three
lines.
Perhaps the most noticea-
.
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ble change on the Orange Coast ~
will be a huge reorganization of •
the Costa Mesa yard. Operations ~
will be condensed into half the ~
site, reducing distances between ':
wofk stations along the produc-..
lion line.
Along with that will go an in· ~
vestment in new machines to ~
improve productivity. Hunt says ::
th e c hanges have many t: employees worried, but he in-._
sisls jobs won't be lost-in (act, .•
<See BANGOR, Page CZ)
-'Die eo.p ...... .
Bangor Punta-Marine,
formerly Jen e,
is the western
turing site for
and Ranger ·
and Starcra
trailers. Bang
the parent
based in Gr
Conn.
Located at
Drive. the faci
18 acres, emp
350 people.
Division sal
ed at $35 milll
Punta Corp.
million. Its st
under the symlmlt•
the New York,
Pacific and
stock excha
corporat iorl =-
365th last n
Fortune Mag ,~s ist
of top 500 ind , l!ls.
Division Pres ent is
James H. Hunt. ·Peter
Lewis. Sr. vice president.
will manage the Kalmas
facility.
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From Pase Cl> 1rown and bandJed accoJ'din1 to "or·
1anlc and natural" precepts Many
bullb food operators lruJy belltvt In
beallb foods and try lo provide con
sumers wtth the "real" Uuna
bea•y metai. alt0 occur naturally al
ver y low levels In many foods . ln ••· lract1 and concentrate. tho level may cl•\ma to be 19 to keep watch over it
f l'Ofl plantlna to harvest to aal , and to
ch~keoil&ndwat~rreport.I. t
,.._. .,....abWty for fraud ii appvenll lh
wltta the ~um.r doean't kDow e
1torekHper la honut, wheo tbe
atoretceeper can't tell lf tM "04"1a0Jc "
distributor la trulhtul. and when th.-db trtbutor ~n·t know if IUs auppUen
Readlfta labeJa and \ruat.lfll In U'ie
1tore manaier appear to be lhe beat
~araoteeor natural product.a Uut even completely natural fooda
coatatn some t.olllc autMtances.
be mueb biper. Some bonemeal COO·
talna h1ch levtll or lead and llelp tablett
may have blab arsenic levell.
Many common fooda. whether told H
beallb or tonvenUonal lterm. contain
tracet ol toxic 1utMtance1. Oxalic acid
la preaent la aeveral veaetablea, lnclud·
lnc 1ptoac:b. Carrot.a, lettuce. and celery
leavee c:ootatn nitrate and nitrite com·
pouoda. are living up &o promiffa.
"OVIP l'0\1 pay a p ... mlum price
for •IO Qt.be• eoo1umer product lb at
h1dt10may unprovable claim•' So~ dlllributors aand arowen suppl)'
a fftda"''" or urtific1tes for roods
FO& EXA•PLI:. a flatoxln , a
mold product, wbkh arowa naturally
under 10CM tondtUona on com, peanuu.
and ot~er 1ra•ns. la a powerful
urclnogen ~ud, arsenic ndmlum, flOd other
T bla doeq't mean tbeae fooda abould
be -avo6ded. but It tend• to put "totally
pure'' clahm for natural or or11nic
foods into perspective.
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BANGOR TAKES JENSEN HELM ...
cFrom Pa1e c·u
op e n lnga uht tor 6k Hied
IU>•rglasa woct rs. But I.be West Coast OJN!ratioo
la only the start for Hunt. lie
travels East May 1 to do ~
same kind of things he's done
be re
ONE OF THE reasons for pres·
sure &o make cha nges comes
from Bangor Punta 's -95-perrent
owned European operation,
Jeanneau, which bolds a 25 per·
cent market share on the Conti·
nent
Hunt aaya lhat all tho cbaqea
111m at u.alni the talented people
tbrouJbout lhe dlviaion to race
afttr • 25 percent U.S. abare.
"It all takes time, but it 'a hap-
pening. And when lt happens
completely. it will clve ua an op-
portunitr, to take a bis bite of the
market.'
When Hunt leaves, Peter
Lewis will be senJor vice presi·
dent in charge of Costa Mesa's
plant.
HE WILL BE supervising pro-
duction of a variety of boats as
welt as design of many new
models. Keeping the lines distinctive ls
one company goal because low·
priced O'Days build brand loyal·
ty for more costly Cal and
Ranger products. . 0 'Day starts boaters out an
open-cockpit 12. 14, 11 and 19-
root daysailers, all rlbergla.u,
with the smallest rigged to carry a main. jib and optional spin·
oater. As the sailor grows more
ski lled, O 'Day provides
moderately priced boats up to 39
feet.
BUSINESS I REAL ESTATE
Real Estate Mail"IJag
IAl1e1fEr ,.,,..,. Slllt
DEAR BOB: l enjoyed your re·
cent article oo how to clear up tlUe
problems. Several years ago I
sold 1hc acres. I had a local lawyer
do a tlUesearch for the buyer. The
lawyer found an unsatisfied
$1,000 mortgage dating back to.
1865. It cost me $SOO to clear the li·
Ue, Including publication in the
legal newspaper plus the court
proceedings. Since this sale, I've
learned tb1s lawyer special.bes in
creating these old Ulte defects. A
UUe insurance man told me most
title insurers search back only 75
years. What can be done aboot
this lawyer who creates UP··
necessary legal business for
himself?
EdJ.
DEA& ED: Either yoar
lawyer la very coescleaUoas in
b1a llde work or be la creating
U11ecesaary qalet UUe actions.
From a property bayer's
vlewpoUil, it's always beUer &o
gel a title lnsvance policy than
to obtain j.st a title search
which ls only as good as the
searcher's abWty.
Next time, bay title insa.rance
Ins tead of a lawyer's lllle
oplnloa. U yoa feel YOW' lawyer
ls actlag Improperly. the slate
bar assoclalloo dlsclpllae com·
mlttee sboald be contacted so
they can lavesUgate.
B.-e Get• Brealu
DEAR BOB: We want to sell
off several acres and use the
cash lO fix up our home. Can we
do this without paying profit tax
a~ we are on social security
limited locome? James o.
DEA& JAMES: SotTy. kt tbe
big us breallB. sacb aa tlae
"ove r u rate" and I.be "re-
Aldeace replacemeat na1e•• apply
onJy &o &be aale ot you prtKtpal
residence. Whela yott sell otber'
property at a prGflt. die ._.
term capital gains &.all appllel U
you owned It over 12 mODIU. See
yoar tu advlael'.
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DEAR BOB: We understand
that to defer the tax on the s ale or our former home, we must
purchase a more expensive one
within 18 months before or after
the s ale. But you recently told
another reader he could takt-up
lO 24 months after the sale to
build a new home and defer the
tax, As we have already passed
our 18 month limit , if we buy a
new condo minium wi ll that
qualify?
Roth R.
DEAR RCYl'H: Sorry, bat the
IRS has ruled that the new re-
sidence mast be baill at lhe
buyer 's dlreclloo, to qaallfy ror
the Z4 moath Ume limit. Since
your new coodomlatam isn't be·
ing specially built for you.. it won't qualify.
Send real eatate queationa to:
IWbert J . Bnw, P.O. Boz 6710, San
F'ranciaco, CA. 94101.
Advertising the pro·
perly can be tricky.
Johnson recommends
rullDing ads in both a re
gional and lo ca l
new-spaper. When y~u
wrile the ad, try to write
It from the point of view
of the person who's go·
ing lO lease it. No pro-
pe rty will appeal to
everyone."
Publishers Mulling
County Businesses
O 'Day models are designed by
John Deknatel of Hunt As·
sociates, whose chief execuUve
is James Hunt's father. Cal.a are
the work or Newport Beach's
Bill Lapworth and Rangers are
the product of San Franci.scan ~~=========================~ Gary Mull.
Orange County business de·
velopments will receive special
attention in a Los Angeles area
weekly business newspaper that
its backe rs hope to begin
publishing by late summer.
The newspape r , to b e
published by the same company
&ND. BE sure to get that puts out tlie Houston Busi·
across the character or ness Journal, will cover the five
the house. cozy cottage, counties of Los Angeles, Orange,
ocean view; rambling Rive rside, Ventura and San
ranchhouse wilh lots of Bernardino
yard space, or city con ·
dominium with spa -ART DE TM AN J r .. a
each has special appeal spokesman for the publishers.
to the large number or Cordovan Corp. of Houston, said
people who would r ather m o s t g e n e r a 1 i n t e r est
rent or who can't arrord news papers publis h articles
lO buy. that relate to consumer prob·
"Don't abbreviate too le ms r a ther than examining
much, .. J ohnson says, those of business
some ads "are almost Delman said the paper, to be
impossible to read. You known as the Los Angeles Busi·
a lso need to 'romance' it ness Journal. will present the
a little... news from the businessman's
P u t a g r a b be r viewpoint. He said_ the focus of
head.line atop the ad and the publication would be strictly
. you abouJd have fair re-local and that Orange County
sults. And, the ad is de· would be considered a primary
ductlble. area of news coverage.
· Although lhe paper is in its ad·
SOtit.becostofrepair· vanced pla nning stages, no
ing bureaus in the various coun·
Ues
THE PUBLISHERS hope to
begin publi ration by Aug. 13.
Their goal is 20,000 subscribers
in the Los Angeles area by the
end or the year. Detman said.
The publication would be
aimed at middle and upper
management readers and would
publish artic•es "in their
t erms," he said
CQ"4SuM~R..
F"llt c.• ,,... t>t!:J<
MOST NEW DESIGNS cost
about $200.000. but few manage
to return that investment quick·
ly.
Hunt must also deal with
material cost increases. "People
forget about thlngs like lead.
We 'r e now using 6 million
pounds or lead yearly at 46 cents
per pound -and that's gone up
36 percent in the last three
months."
Resin bas als o gone up
drastically, all combining to
force frequent price increases.
"Our dealers will have to be pre·
pared for four price increases
per year." Without them, profits
will erode.
"WHAT PEOPLE forget,"
says Hunt, is that "boating is a
very small business totaling on·
ly about $250 million per year."
With present U.S. operations
doing about $35 million, taking a
25 percent share of market
means a near doubling of sales.
Don't let Hwit's clothes and
casual manner fool you. He in·
tends to be a tough helmsman as
be navigates Bangor Punta
Marinetowardthatgoal.
If your company is expanding. you need
crd Corrmefce Pol< hos the sooce
you need. rnol(e on appointment
Newport Beach.
• 13.000 square teet
• Deluxe Gorden 0Hlce5
• Lorge Reception Area
• Cont erence Room
• 18 Offices
• Lorge Open Work Areas
• Fully Serviced
01 con ou1 p1Qfecl monoge1
tor further .ntormotion
Newport Beach.
• 10.000 square feet
• Deluxe Gorden Offices
• Superb Comer Location
• Lorge Reception Area
• 21 Offices
• Large Open Work Area
• Fully Serviced
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Newpcrt Beach. Co 'l'l6t:IJ
(714) 833-8813
ing and keeping up tJie editor or staff bas been hired "Not muchy.~~t's up with
~~rt~~ is the in· yet.~~said~~consi•~ I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l e rest paid o n t h e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mortgage.
U the equity you hold
ts sub6tantial, the com·
mercfal property can be
refinanced to cover an
additional home, but
leveraging this way
rnakee vacancles the
enemy ol the landlord.
P8)'lng two mortgages ~an drain a bank ac·!~~~~~~~ count quickly U the
house stays empty long.
'>Onl.s you have lbe
propert1 for three or
four years. you will pro·
bablf have a negative
caab ne>W for a year to
18. months," Johnson
saya, ao you may be
paylAg out a bit more
1.han you lake in. But a
paper loss can help with
talles.
"AFrEa 18 months,
Y«>'l can generally get the
re.al rat.es up to cover
coi~s.·• Jpbnlon thinks a lease
sbOuld include provilion
lot; an annual rent ln·
c•se. • A'nd one landlord be
JtnQws uses that to en·
co,.race on-time rent
pa.1meQts. A tenant 1e~
a lP percent lncreue 1f
• pa1m,9'ts are late, 5
per.c:e.-if aa time. ~ al.lo encourages them to stay and ••a tocail-t.rm teaant ls a de· ll1ale 8llft. ••
·/Git-Just finiahed tt_.. a course in rent· iGl ·..r leulnl private ,~~ at UC lrvtne Ex·
t.tGiilion. , • S,T.,,.!MoQ
gives you more!
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SIX MONTH $10,000 Certificate.
Rate is determined by the United States
treasury bill weekly Monday auction and Is
effective the following Thursday through
Wednesday. Interest compounded daily and
paid on maturity. Subject to avallablllty.
$10.000 ONE YEAR Certificate.
Interest palti monthly. A check of $70.84 wlll
be paid to you or if placed In a 6 V2 % pass-
book account and left for one year annual
yield Is 8. 79%.
SIOOO SIX MONTH Certificate.
Interest paid monthly. A check of $31.25 wlll
be paid to you or If placed In a 611'2% pass·
book account and left 1or one year annual
yleld Is 1. 73--..
Interest reduced to 6% on all Certificates in the
event of early withdrawal.
DAILY INTllRUT PAUllOOK
Ao0ount.
Interest paid day·in, day-ouJ, compounded
and credited quarterly. No minimum. No
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Over the years our experienced bankers have found that the best way
to know your business is to see it first hand. Because you r time is valuable
and your banking business is very special to us we wi ll come to you. We
promise to work with your growth projections and specific needs to arrive
at a plan that will accomplish your financial goals fo r 1979 and beyond.
We are not in the lip service business. We are in the full service bank-
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There's an identifiable need for a bank with the philosophy that Commerce-
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Remember at CommerceBank the bankers are here to stay. They are
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REAL ESTATE Sundey. March 4. 1979 OAIL y PILOT C5
S u n d ance in l rm11e
Recreation Highlight~d
Popular ltlodel -i• f,..,fne
S undance Townbome s in
Irvine ia Ponderoaa Homes'
. answer to the need.a or many or
today's acUve famllles who find
that the responsibilities or own-
ing and maintaining a tradi-
tional single ramlly detached
home are burdening, who enjoy
the privacy and comfort or
prlval~ home ownership, and
who, like most Southern Califor-
nians, want to spend their spare
lime outdoors enjoying the
benefits of e<>nvenlenl recrea-
tional facilities. Localed within the Vlllage of
Northwood, the community of
only 54 townbomes, priced from
$90,990, ls a part of the recrea-
tional belt of Southern Orange
County. Public tennis and rac-
One of the fastest selhng ho m es at
Crestwood Estates in Irvi ne is the
J asmine. a h\O ~tory. four bedroom home
of 2,369 square feet. Only 47 homes, rang-
ing from $106,990 to $138,990, are included
in the Village of Northwood development.
quetball courts are avallable at
many parks and schools, and
private racquet c lubs
are springing up ever y -
where . Within fifteen
miles fr om S undan ce,
Electronic R e alty Gains
It bas taken only seven years
for ERA <Electronic Really As-
sociates. Inc.) to become the
major force in the national home
marketing industry.
Since April. 1972, when ERA
started with 18 brokers. the com·
pany bas vaulted to the top of its
field by offering such exclusive
consumer services as the Home
Buyers Protection Plan and
Home Sellers Protection. two
home warranties which cover
the major components of the
home, a nd photo-by-wire list·
ings.
program, ERA raised $919,000
for the "Fight Against Muscular
Dystrophy." the fifth highest
total raised by the 15 national
corporate sponsors. E RA is the
only corporate sponsor of the
Muscular Dystrophy Association
from the entire real estate in·
dustry.
"We are pleased to help peo·
pie buy and sell their homes and
alleviate the trauma of moving;
provide Realtors across the
country with money-making
id.as and programs; and to con·
tribute something for the better-
ment of mankind," said ERA
president Jim Jackson.
In addition. E RA has de ·
veloped the mos t extensive
training program for its brokers
-the Realty Institute and the
Sales Training Academy.
ERA was founded by J ackson
to fill a void in the real estate
market. Brokers couttl take ad-
ERA ALSO RAS established vantage of their local multiple
itself in charily work. Last year , · ~lISting services to find homes for
during its second year in the buyers in the immediate area.
But there were no listings for
homes elsewhere in the country.
SINCE 40 MILLION people or
14 million far:D.llies move each
year, the need for a national
network of real estate brokers
linked to a central computer
with thousands of listings availa-
ble was evident.
"Before ERA," Jackson said,
'·nationwide referrals were un·
o r ganized and loosely con·
trolled. A person moving a long
distance had to travel back and
forth to find the right home, and
there was no one who could
make the search easier.'•
The ERA "Moving Machine"
bas changed all that. The "Mov-
ing Machine" <so named
because it helps people move)
transmits six photos at a time or
homes and descriptive data to
prospective buyers practically
anywhere in the country.
• there are at least five municipal
and private golf courses, miles
of public beaches, harbors with
yacht clubs and yachting events,
numerous horse stables and rid·
ing clubs, and miles or bridle
trails.
All prices are quoted in errect
as of February 19. Subsequent
sales may have resulted in the
unavailability of some or all
price categories.
JOGGERS AND bicyclists can
enjoy the health benefits of daily
exer cise a long scenic paseos
lined with eucalyptus trees
without ever leaving the boun·
daries of Sundance. Surrounded
by landscaped grounds, a swim·'
ming pool a llows dedicated
physical fitness enthusiasts to
work-out whenever it is conve-
nient for their schedules.
For those who recently joined
the fitness crusade, a steamy
whirlpool spa can soak away
aches and pains caused by over-
doing it. Also included in the
recreation center at Sundance
Townbomes are a tot lot and
cabana.
EXTERIOR OF SUNDANCE TOWNHOME MODEL IN IRVINE
Exciting exteriors are the re-.
suit of Architect Paul Thoryk's
determination to create a com-
pletely dynamic community
from the inclusion of recreation
facilities to the visually
stimulating exteriors to the in-
door-out.door dramatic appeal of
interiors.
MUL'nPLE ROOF lines, pro-
minent wood-wbeatherd chim·
neys, and cedar tongue and
groove horizontal siding with
contrasting resawn wood facings
all contribute to the appearance.
Maintenance of building ex-
teriors, recreation facilities and
landscaping is under the direc·
lion of the homeowners associa-
tion.
Privacy has been uppermost
in tbe nunds of the designers
and land planners, and the re-·
suits are self-evident. Seemingly
random-placed buildings with
only two to four townhome units
are situated with not more than
t wo entries per side. Exterior
jutting angles create intimate
nooks and crannies inside, which .
fos ter privacy of individual
family members.
To vie w th e Sundan ce
Townho m es and tour t he
furnished models, exit the San
Diego Freeway al Jeffrey Road
a nd continue north to Irvine
Boulevard. Tum left on Irvine
Boulevard and continue to the
sales information and complex
of models, open daily from 10
a .m. to.&p.m.
GRAND OPENING IN HUNTINGTON BEACH ~r
to
man.
. ~direct with
California FeOeral can save )'OU
hundreds tt dollars on a loan.
Is there a cheaper way to finance a pool?
It's a question most pool sellers try to duck.
Because financing directly with us elimi-
nates the middle man,s loan profits. He
stands to lose hundreds of dollars.
But his loss is your gain. And our low inter·
est rates will probably mean extra savings for
you. '
Before you go pool shopping, call us for a
loan commitment. Then you'll be able to cpm·
pare exactly how much yo.u save.
Phone for the facts now.
C~.f!!!W-
GET THE FACTS. CALL NOW.
Orange County: (714) 546-8510
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F-INAL SINGLE FAMILY UNIT NOW OPEN~ ...
Laiiiiiiiik Bo•es
EVERYTHING'& INCLUDED IN THE PRICE •••
NOW, you can see the newest "BEACH·CLOSE "
unit of Landmark Homes in beautiful Hunting-
ton Beach •.. quite possibly the fastest selling
new single family homes ever presented in this
area. Big, family sized , 2-story homes, ranging
in size from approximately 1768 to 2230
square feet, they feature deluxe-equipped
country kitchens, ~h microwave oven plus a
pilot-less, aelf·cleanin1 conventional oven,
carpet1n1 In the living room, family room, all
bedrooms, hallway and stairway, fireplaces,
front lawns with 1 tree and sprinklers, r•r and
*9e JM'd fendnl, shlk-.roofl, concrete drtves
nf specious ~ p races.
FURNllHID MODELS OP!N DAILY '"OM 10 A.M.
ON ADAMa BLVD., JUST EAST Of' BEACH BLVD.
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from $110,725
4 & 5 BEDROOMS 2 AND 3 BATHS
rfleld Ave.
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-J Adam ,..,.,
;il Dl Landmark
(714) "3·4531
m DAIL V PIL.OT Sunday. March 4, tt79 REAL ES'tf\TE
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Moving Up ~Trading Real~y Class
Slated at OCC In Real Estate ..II
alatAaD H. PAUL .Y. an invatment realt.or
lO .Newport Bt"ach, hH becom a member t.hrou&h
lnvl\atlon of the American Soctt>ty ol R•al Eltate
CouDMJon, It waa announced by lbat body's Pl'ffi·
debt, Abram Barkan of New York
Memberthlp In lhe Sodfty. an amuate ol lbe
NelkHlal ~A<>Claunn of Realtors, ls limited to
those indlvtduala who e broad
profeaslonal background and
t'xperlenc4!1 qualify them to ad
vi e on all typH of really pro-
b le ma Pault•y '11 c-lt't'tlon to
mt'm bt>nhlp lnerea111M to 461,
the numbt>r o f rt> al estatt>
coun1elon t'nUllf'd to ~1se lht>
Soctt>ly 's dt'alana tlon C R E
1 Couf\fflor of Ru l E!ta tt' >
As an acuv.-me mber of the
l>A.ULAY I nte rnatlona l Re al Ksute
Ff'deraUon. Pauley srrvtt11 as consultant and
rtduc luy for an mtt•rnatlonal cllt>ntele A 1radua\e or Stanford Uruversaty. wllb 21 yun real estate
experience . ht-15 a mem~r or the Newport
Harbor-eo.rta Me»u Board of Realtors and the
California ABSO<'lallon of llcllllors.
BOB OSBatNK h s been named vke presa
dent, 1enerlll manager and corporate olftcer at ln-~ustrial Brokers, Newport Beach·based realtors to Ul~ustry specializing in s ales and leasing or land,
buildings and tenant spuce in Orange County.
Formerly directo r or operations for the mulU-
milllo.n dollar firm. OsbrinJc: brings to bis new post
a sohd background in both marketing and in-
dustrial relations.
Osbrink holds a degr.ee in marketing from the
University of Southern California and was active
in the computer industry before joining Industrial Brokers.
JACKIE ROSE has been appointed escrow of·
facer oft.he Bank of Newport.. She will work out of the
bank's main office on MacArthur
Boulevard.
Mrs. Rose has been in the
escrow field Cor 21 years and in
escrow management for 10
years. She began her career with
Palos Verdes Escrow in Redondo
Beach. then served in her first
management position at Com·
monwealth Land Titl e in
M anhaltan Be ach. She later
moved lo Lawndale Escrow in
Huntington Beach.
She and her husband, Charlie, residen in
Westminster.
GEORGE HAMILTON JONES of Newport
• Beach has been presented with the Professional
Recognition /\ward of the American Institute of Rel
Estate Appraisers .
The <1ward has bee n established by the Ap·
praisal Institute lo stimulate a higher level of ap-
praisal professionalism than that already required
• of those holding the lnstitute's MAI <Member, Ap-
praisal Institute) or RM <Residential Member) de-
• signation
KEMNE'JIH W. AGID of Newport Beach bas
joined the Mayer Group, one of Southern
, California's major home and apartment bwlders,
as senior vice president.
Agid will be responsible for directing the
group's for-sale housing activities including land
acquisition; market research;
product planning, d esign and
development; gove rnment pro-
c e ss ing ; and s ales and
merchandising.
Prior to joining the Mayer
Group, Agld was chairman and
principal of Markel Profiles, a
leading market research and
product pranning consulting
firm based in Irvine. The firm
AGfo c o n d u c l e d m a r k e t a n d
economic studies and made product design recom-
mendations for some 40 major California-based de-
veloper s producing more than 20,000 homes
throughout the Western Region of the United
States.
W. Scott Biddle, president of Biddle Develop-
ment, Inc. has named LES MIKLOSY to be lhe com-
pany 's new cons truction
•man.ifd~ y will supervise the
lield Production or all residential
jobs beiq built by the Newport. ~each'developmenl company.
Mikl()ly has been conJStruc-~I\ manager and vice president
4f construction for several
1Soutbem California builders.
-,.or 1S years he owned a construe· a
ion company which developed MIKLOIY ~nd built custom homes In Sunland, Laguna Beach.
;and ~Juan Capistrano.
' • St18AN TlllVISON of
ewport Beach and VIRGINIA "GEE"
'blETlllCH or Corona del Mar have joined the
1'lewport Beach office of the George Elkins Com·
any, as realt.or associates, according to John
;MerrUl,_9ffice sales manager.
, · Holding a BA frdm Fairfield University, with ~lght years general experience In various fields
:J'rlvison has been heavily involved in residenuai ·
eal estate sales for over a year.
Dietrich, a psychology graduate of the
• niversity of California at Los Angeles, bas been
n the residential real estate sales field for the past ear.
GEOllGE M. BtJ&KE of Newport Beach bas
n naMd vice president and senior loan o(ficer
or American Home Mortgace Corporation a
ewport Beach rirm specializing ln individual ~nd
titutional real estate investments.
Burtte, who has been with American Home
•Jlort.gage Corporation for two yean, waa formerly
• partner in the West Coast
stock brokerage firm of
Bateman, Eichler, Hiil and
Rlcbatda, Inc., 1ervin1 u a
market maker apeclallst. He al~ baa experience with the
•tock brokera1e flrma of Calin
Seeley and Sbeanoo Hammll.
A Ueemed attorne1, Burba
ts a INdaate of ... VDlveralty
of Soutbern Callfonda witb a
.... Bacbelcn De1ree ·In Plnanee
• 1r.duate of Oran1e Coat Collep with an
IANGelall.e Artl De1ree. He allo boldl a Jurta Doe· ate Detne la law.
Corporate halty haa announced the addition
ualAaD W. OYB&DO&FF to the company'1
Int IUft, btatquarterecht 1l55a KacArtbur Blvd.,
~1111Drfr1 dutMt will eneompua aa.le., Jeu·
• ~ ol commercial and lDdUltrtal •rwnt1• wtddn 8outMna Cablarala . .._..,. __ ,,._--" tD Jallllil tbe ltafr ot Corporate llealt
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ODii& •Jn the BMtl·' r
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In Vegas
Ramon Patrick
Slupaky of Star Roal
Estate In Fountain
Valley hu be-en arant d
a aut on th«! laracat re.al
eatate tradlna Ooor In
the country wtuir e a
billion dollar• an pro.'
1H1rt ie1 from all ovflr the
world will bCl exchangf'd
ta• frte or aold durln&
the wet!k Iona event
Such proptt rtlca as
South Patlfle htl•nds.
Englis h cutle11 , •nd
C anadian huntlOI
lodges, a.a well a apart.
ments and 1hoppm1 ceo
lets from aJI over the
Un1ted St.ale3 hlVe been
offered on the trading
n oor in the past yu n
THE EXCHANGE
sessions wUi take place
durin& the seventh an-
nual Creative Real
Estate Exposition being
held this year al the
Sah ara Hotel in Las
Vegas. This year some
1,000 participants thal
are part. or the Expo will
be admitted to the trad-
ing floor and educa·
lional sessions, accord-
ing to Creative Real
Estate Magazine of
Carlsbad, the sponsor of
the event.
"Tax-free exchanging
enables investors to
trade properties they no
longer want for any
othe r prope rty they
would like, without hav.
ing to pay any capital
gains t axes in the
transaction. But you
have to stay within the
tax laws .•· Slups ky
warned.
NINE SALES A MONTH AT IAVINE'S PARK PASEO HOMES
Park Paseo Townlwmes
Popular in Northwood
Combining the advantages or
privacy.oriented single family
homeownership and the cos t ·
efficiency of attached housing, Park
Pnseo in the Village of Northwood in
Irvine has averaged more than nine
sales per month during sales ac·
Uvilies of the current final phase, ac-
cording t.o Rod Gilliland, direct.or of
sales and marketing for Ponderosa
Homes of lrvine.
"Contemporary families desiring
the luxury and and privacy assoclal·
ed with private home ownership, and
yet unwilling to Invest time and
money in a single family detached
home on a conventional-sized lot
have been attracted lo Park Paseo,"
Gillila.nd oot.ed.
Efficient utilization of space bas
been achieved by the innovative zero-
lot line concept -moving the home
to one side of the lot and gaining
usable patio and side yard areas in
addition to a rear yard. Reduction of
lot depth decreases initial purchase
Booklet Explains
Buying Houses
A 15·page booklet. "Buying a
House," is now available free of
charge through the Orange County
Orrice of Consumer Affairs.
price of the homes, priced from
$101,490, and the expenditure of time
and money on maintenance of a large
back yard. Prices are quoted in ef-
fect as or February 19, 1979. Subse-
quent sales may have resulted in the
unavailability of some or all price
categories.
R ECESSED SIDE entries creat.e
s heltered garden areas which
enhance homeowners ' privacy.
Secluded patios and glaas-enclosed
atrlumA <in select plans> invite the
outdoors inside and increase the
amount of space available for family
use. Hallways are virtually eliminat-
ed to increase square root value of
the three and four bedroom homes,
which were initially available in four
noorplans incorporati.ng from more
than 1,300 square reel lo nearly 1,950
square feet.
Continuity of the refreshing indoor·
outdoor theme is achieved by the
careful placement of bay windows.
sliding glass doors and clerestory
windows Cin some plans l. Soaring
vaulted c e ilings contribute to
spaciousness. and wide doorways to
family living areas enhance the feel-
ing or open space.
AN EXPRESSION OF the
homebuilder's concern for family
comfort. homes include wood-burning
fireplaces a nd plus h wall-to-wall
carpeting. while wet bars are an at-
tr active center or attention in select
plans.
To view the new community. take
A four-hour seminar th.at explores the bisics
or tbe real estate bualneas will be offered at
Orange Coast CoUeee th1a aprt.na.
Titled "How to be Succeaaful ln Real Estate."
the seminar la slated for March H from 6 1o 10
p.m . lnOCC's Fine Arla Hall 119. '
THE &EGISTRATION FEE is $15. Tickets are
available ln the OCC Ticket Office, located Ip the
coJJege'a Administration Building. The orrtce is
open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. t.o 7
p.m. andSaturdayalrom8a.m. to noon.
Tlckeu will also be sold at the door on a apace
available baala.
Seminar lecturer is Randy McCardle, oWller
and founder of the Real Est.at.en. and president of
Treeco Escrow Company. McCardle is a foW\der
of Citizen's Bank of Costa Mesa and teaches col-
lege real estate courses.
LEcrtJRE TOPICS WILL include "How to
Avoid Frustration and Make Real Estate ~<:it·
ing," "How to Win Your Point and the Client's
Respect," and "How to be Assert.Ive and not Ob-noxious."
For information about the seminar, phone
556-SlB>.
Pa.cl A.o_,9'11~
~1 . ~state
ly ltHltor IUD MILLER
HA Slwwcnst lteaffy
U111Ht1 Factors
When you con!>1der can be a quarry of such
buying a home in a new information lie showd
locality. you'll want to have a feeling born of 'the
know as much about the f a m ll1<.1 rily f or t h l!
town and ne1Rhbor hood !>pec1f1c ne1Jo(hborhoods ih
as posMble Much of this his tern tory Level with
information ~ou can l!N him at the outset about
fr<>m "t')t'b<tll1n.:" the what you want and hl''ll
:in·a. but there arc· 1m do hilt darnde!>t lo help
portant fact.on which the you f1nc1 11 Thdl ·!> v.t\iJL
l'ye cannot st.-c he !> then: for.
For example. local pro
p e rt y tau·-.. IJUblll·
' e r v 1 c 1• ' p u h I 1 t'
tran!>Portal1on . hosp1t;ib,
1·hurchl'o.,, t•vmmun1ty
faulil1t~ What art' th1·
ion 1 ng rl'st r1t·t1on!>' Ar<·
thl'n· an) unu~ual dl'~d
n·sl r1et inn<. 1·ommon 11,
!ht• an•;i 1111 h 11w y1Ju
m1iiht U.'le, alll'r, or I'),
pand ~our prr11>t·rl\ •
\\hat an• lh1• fulurt• pro
s I' t' <' l ., f o r l II t'
ne1ghburhnod"
A good. local Realtor
\\' h ;1 I " v r r v nu r r f' a I
<'l't at(' n('('(!11, call us. Wt-
have all the tools and
1·xµt•rt1M· lo handle your
rt•al est:Jlt' tr ansi:lrt1on-.
lrwallv l'luo; WP offrr tht'
un1qu1• ad\anl al'(C''i of lh P
n :t t I 0 n w I s1 •' ,.: H A
n1·t v. ork ad\ anluJ!es
th :H rn'l't vou noth i n ~
1•'(tr.1 (;1v1• u-. a eiJll
t od<t\' Wp"n • hr-r t> to
ll\'I p I
ERA Short>t·re~t Really
I 7 M I 846 5573
12131 592 2747
THERE IS now a
network of over 120 local
real estate trading
floor s ope rating
throughout ·the United
States, a ccording to
Creative Real Estate
Magazine, who lists
them all in their month-
J y publication. "The
Expo is the centra l
place to exchange on a
national a nd ioterna·
tional basis, and learn
the latest tax strategies
and creative techniques
developed during the
year," Slupsky said.
The booklet covers such topics as
the purchase agreement, deposit,
escrow, types of real estat.e loans,
closing C05ls and what agencies con-
sumers may contact when they ex-
perience a problem.
the Jeffrey exit from the Sa11ta Ana ---------------------Freeway and drive north continuing to
Irvine Boulevard. Turn left on Irvine (
to Yale Avenue and turn right to the l
sales information center and complex
of furnished models. open daily Crom
lOa.m. toSp m.
County officials said those interest-
ed in obtaining the booklet should
visit the cGMumer affairs office, 511
N. Sycamore St.. Santa Ana.
IN SllORT ) SUMS it up.
Costa Mesa's
Answer to Newport-
(Brittanywoods)
Real brick, wood burning fircplac€S:
Fren<:h/Cngllsh architecture. two and three
bedrooms: split k'vel and two-story. cathed·
ral ce1hngs: modern kltchens with eye-level
microwaves: enclosed two-and three cat
garages: greenhouse windows and skylights.
Yesterday and today -in one setting on your
own land. Pool, jacuui. rrcreation room,
tennis court too! Close to Newport's "Back
Bay··. schools. golf courses. restaurants and
• shopping.
fast:si.cll Co.stzz, mesa
From $89,950
Models
open from
11 am to 6 pm
Weekdays
10amto 5pm
Weekends
Closed
.Mondajs
( Brittanywoods)
I rown Homes I
646·00'9 Develol*I by
~SI· w.10 Woodtra• O.V. Co.,,
AN EXCLUSIVE, ENERGY·SAVING,
Q.OSE·IN COMMONllY OF JOST 19
ARCHITECTURALLY 'DESIGNED 2-
STORY TOWN HOMES •••
PRACTICALLY MAINTENANCE-FREE
UVINQ IN BEAOTIFOL. S0B<JRBAN
GARDEN QROVE.
HORRY ••• 1HESE VALUES WC>ln" LAST
C.. CM __... •cm,, ..... • llr .... =: • ,._... •2•••···· ... ---~·3~ ....... . ...... al',,............. ......... roof• ..................
In the DAILY PILOT
$86,950
TO
$88,950
PRICES !:>OBJ TO CHANGE. WITHOUT NOTICE
kl\ II 11 \ 11\1
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'""OS I "l'l"'°'l"' II\ I 1'.-;-.J :::: -~ ~ u WHl\l lR·~ f 'F < 7 i =s POINT ' ~ -t,AHOl"' (,11()\.I Ill \.U
GAl!Df N (',RQ\ I I HWY
7 t 4-539-9218 @ ............... '"
: Rl;AL ESTATE
Legal
·,; atmlnar to bring re
al ettate brokera and
salesmen up to date-on
,rec~nt le(lt1laUon paa1ed
ln Sacramento la
1cheduled next moolh.
..
The one day t'lmlnar,
wbicb 11 approvt-d by
the Ot-partment of RHI
Estate, wUI focus on re-
cent lt-jblaUon dealin1 wHh Cal Vet l oa n ~.
landlord·tenant luwb,
tax credits, and convf'n
tforial loans Also in·
eluded will be a d is
cuasion on the variable
int-erut rat now being
used by Savings and
Loancompanies LANDSCAPED MODEL HOME AT D!VONWOOO ESTATES
~eatured s peak ~rs
wilt be Assemblym a n D d
Ken Maddy, a lawmaker evonwoo from the fo'resno a rea
from 1970.1978. Maddy
was also a 197 8
gubernatorial candidate
Founer Assemblyman
Ron Cordova also will
take part in the morning
and afternoon sessions
G()('dova was the 1978
vice cllairman of the As·
sembly Judiciary Com
Opens
mittee.
The seminar is set for
;M a r c h 2 0 i n t h e
N e wporter In n
Registration will begin
at·8 :30 a.m. Further in·
formation can be ob-
_lJJiqed by calling (916 l
342.7900 or writing P .O.
Box 13483, Sacramento.
Cat. 95813.
:Rossmoor
Cited for
J ·andscape
" =~nR""ossmoor Leisure :World, Laguna Hills, de·
-v'lqped by Rossmoor 7Corporation, has been
na'med "Professional ~scape of the Year"
.f o·r t 9 7 8 by t be
:California Landscaping
>o4.Jnigation Council
A color picture of
Rossmoor Leisure
World will grace the
front cover of the
.:Ptdressiooal Land.scape
:Cs>htractor Directory's t'¥rl edition.
The Ulustrated story
de;.cribing the 1,540 ~1caped acres of the
.adull community start-~a by Ross Cortese,
:sbairman of the Board ,it. ·Rossmoor Corpora-:~n. in 1964 and now on-:~57 acres short of com-• ]iletion says:
:;:: .. The enormity and
:d1 v er s it y of th e
,.ndscaping makes
· <Ceisure World one of the
.,st notable projects In
~ world. The landscap-
~ bas been thougbtful-:0: planned and executed
~ enhance the varying
-invironmenls and dif·
:aM-ing lifestyles of the
XOOO residents o' the
:6crmmunity. '.•
: ::.•Acres of lawns and
<Sousands of trees,
·atirubs and nowen offer
:ifeathtaking views, and
<Urich the community,
ljfapiring reflection and
~appreciation for the .~dsaape's beauty.''
i11nn Firni . .
txpanding
; • irbe Orange County re·
~nal office of Charles
:P;u n n C o m p a n y
-k•lton bu moved to
lie new Continental ~aza Building ln :B!!wport Beach in an ex·
il•D•ion, announces
n1ional Manage r ~bard N. Frost. -~~ and leuln1 of '.'edmmercial, lnduatrial r~....:..m:: Under Frolt'a dine·
Jiff Guatber beads
Prop ert)'
tement Division.
CASH
FAST
G F. Goed e n & Company 's
Oevonwood Eslates in Fountain
Valley has Q~ned its third and final phase, corunsling of 43 s ingle.ramily
luxury residences.
The three to five·bedroom homes
a re priced from $155,950 to S209,950
with conventional financing at 9lil"lo
-and buyers receive a $5,000 cash
decorating allowance from' the
builder at close or escrow. First
move·ins are anticipated for May 1.
Ranging from 2.272 to 3,S25 square
feel Of living space, the One and tWO·
story dwellings are available in six
different floor plans and 19 exterior
des igns, with many set on extra
large, pool-size lots.
THE HOMES FEATURE ceramic til~ entries ; decorator-coordinated
c arpeting : large sunken living
rooms; dra matic vaulted ceilings
with staunch wood beams; two or
three wood·buming fireplaces with
gas log lighters. for mal dining
rooms; two.and-a -ha lf or three
bathrooms; family rooms;. breakfast
noo ks; wet bars; separate, inside
laundry rooms; walk-in closets; and
spacious master bedroom suites with
mirrored wardrobe doors.
Kitchens feature built-in con·
linuous-cleaning double oven with
microwave; five-burner gas cooktop;
dishwasher, garbage disposer, and
trash compactor: waterline to
refrigerator icemake r ; hardwood
cabinets with ceramic tile coun-
tertops ; easy-care vinyl flooring;
luminous ceilings: pantry: and a
pass-through window to the garden.
The sales office and fully decor11ted
furnished models are open daily.from
10 a.m. to dusk. For more informa·
lion. phone 962-9931.
Sundliy. March 4, 1979 DAIL V PILOT ff
Good Year for State . .
\ ,
Rem Estate Prices, Sales Soar in 1978 '
Prices up: tales volume up.
That, ln a nulabell, reflects the results or 1978
real estate activity ln Callfomla u reported by the
California AaaoclatJon or Realtors ln its first an·
nual boullq market aummary.
"Despite early predictions forecasting a
moderate 11o·wdown Jn activity, 1978 was an ex-
tremely good year for California real estate,"
commented Clark E. Wallace, CAR president.
"AS tJ8VAL THEllE WAS considerable re·
gionaJ variation, but most areas or the stale re·
ported record or near-record activity levels in the
s ummer or fall months," Wallace continued.
"Prices climbed to record hlgbs, but they did not
appreciate al the 1976-77 rates."
The median price or a single family dwelling
in December 1978 was $71,281, 11.9 percent above
the December 1977 median of $63, 713. This was 36.3
percent above the December 1976 median price.
"Perhaps the most impressive aspect or the
1978 market," Wallace pointed out, "was its
strength relative to 1977's already strong market.
Typically, the first and fourth quarters document·
ed the lowest levels of activity because of seasonal
influences. The 1978 sales volume exceeded the
previous year's level in all but three months.
"THE MOST DRAMATIC increases were evi-
dent in August and October, when unusually strong
late season demand produced resale activity
more than 20 percent above the previous year
levels. As a consequence. 1978 resale transactions
were up 7.8 percent from 1977."
The complete summary of 1978 California
housing market activity, compiled by CAR's
Research and Economics Department, provides a
dramatic comparison of Calilornia and national
real estate activity. By December, 1978, fewer
than 15 percent of single family transactions in
California fell below $50,000, while nationally that
price range accounted for 49 percent of all resales.
Similarly, the $90,000 and above grouping account-
ed for 27.7 percent of CaWomia resales, and only
11.5 percent nationally.
The summary shows that the median price of
a singJe family residence is in large measure de-
termined by size. In December 1978, a two-
bedroom home was priced $33,000 less than the
median price for a home with four or more
bedrooms, and $10,000 less than a three-bedroom
residence.
REGIONAL APPllECIATION factors COll·
linued to reflect substantial differences In housing
demand. Among the major metropolitan aretsi the
largest increase was reported by San Die10, woer&
the median price topped the $70,000 mark for the
first time in December. Thia was a 19.9 pereent 1n·
crease for the year and waa attributed to leneral
affordability factors and the dynamic toeal
economy.
The San Francisco area experienced a sub-
stantial 17.2 percent increase, although the mon-
thly figures fluctuated rather widely during the
year. Appreciation in the Los Angeles area was rapid
through September, but dropped significantly in
the fourth quarter to produce a 12·month figure or
13.6 percent. Orange County, where there was a
considerable supply of new housing, recorded an
appreciation or 11.9 percent.
AMONG THE LESS IDGllL Y urbanized parts
or the state, the largest increase was reported by
the Northern Wine Country, 19 percent over 11
months in which comparative reports were availa·
ble. Despite fourth quarter decreases, the Central
Valley and Monterey areas reported 13 percent in-
creases for the year. The Lower Desert, where the
median price is the highest in the state, reported a
10.3 percent increase to a lmost $100,000 -$99,728.
The Riverside/San Bernardino area showed
appreciation or 16.8 percent over 10 months, and
the Northern California region reported an 8.1 per-
cent increase over 11 months. ·
Realty Course Set
A three-day course designed to uncover solu-
tions to real estate financing problems will be or.
fered March 6-8 in Anaheim by the California As·
sociation or Realtors.
Scheduled for the Inn at the Park in Anaheim,
the seminar will begin at 8:30 a.m. and conclude at
5 p.m. each day.
Registration is limited. Tuition for the course
is $180 for div1s1on members and $195 for non-
members Checks may be mailed to the California
Association of Realtors, Registration Department,
505 Shatto Place , Los Angeles, 90020.
invest1nent-
in quaJitya11d~·
pride ...
•<$> ~ I .._:;' ~ . . ....
A com~mmty of ele-9l L~T1'...lT. 9.3/.~A ~· fi1•c·ryclc disl11mshers.
gant smglefamzly 72"1.1 ~ J.: 14 ~ft expanses of hand·
homes located in the finish<'d hardwood
Village of Northu.,1ood. space. Formal living cabi11ets with reramic tile
Ajzmior.olympicswim-and dilling rooms. Fam-rvunlcr tops, and cushioned
ming pool, two tot lot play ily rooms with wet bars l'inyl floors.
areas, cabana with rest-and woodlmming fire-Woodside homes.An invest·
room and sliowerfacilities places. Luxun·ous Prim le mrnt in quality and pride.
with outdoor /Qunging master bedro01n/bath
facilities and green belts suites. Four to five
with meandering path· bedrooms, two to tlzrce
ways are among the Pri· full baths.
vale recreatio11 facilities Our gounnet kitchens
offered at Woodside. ore fully appointed with
10u can entertain quality built-ins: appti-
with pride in 2,177 lo ances, luminous ceilings.
2,955 sqHare feet of separate selfcleaninf(
air-conditioned living and microwave ovens. Sales Office !lours: 10 AM· Dusk
Priced from $126,990 to $149.990.
'Effective on 80"lo financing, subject to /()(ln aPfJroval and escrow closing prior to April 15,
19'79. Other low interest rotes are aooifab/e. See our sales represe1ttatiue for tktaili
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daftly w el U.. •on ~1 uell Lf'r•• for ·~-·~· • I be• k WMl4 lllltlp •e alMI be •H•· .. .,. .... .., .. , • ., rt'ldtts.
R.J , N•wport
Cood ror you ror admuuna It t n~r1toce
ll that many IMOPI• have an 1du ol lh• meanil'll or
a term but they c rUlnly do not fUll)' understand
tbe romplete meanln1 and all of its &mplluUona
Here a... aom of th more comm\)nly mlaun
de,..tood terms and lhelr mtanine11 to ht'lp partrnl
ly clarify tbl"m ror you
WHAT 18 A D£MANDf A df'mand 1t1 a IC'tlt'r
furn11Md by lend rs who wtll be paid off throuMh
the escrow
The letter will describe the d0t•umcnts that
they hold to secure lhe loan ltbt1 notf nd trual
deed) and will state that they have slgnf'd, or will
sign, a request ror full reconveyancl' to enable tht1
loan to be removed from the records
It will further state that lhcse documents moy
be used when the escrow holder or title comp1ny
holds for them a certain amount; namely, the un
paid balance or the loan lnler~st from the dale it
was last paid to date received plus late charg~s
de e. lf any; prepayment penalty, If any: fee for
::.ending demand (forwarrllng fee) a nd recon-
veyaoce fee
WHAT IS FUNDING? A funding ls normally
referred to as the time when a loan starts. Lenders
will be requested to send their Joan funds to the ti-
tle company the day before the escrow closes.
They will start changing interest as of this date,
and lt wUI be charged from this date lo a date
wbicb ls 30 days prior to the first payment date.
The date of their dlsburserr.er.l of this chttk is re-
ferred to u the funding or the loan.
The escrow t:older will not request the lenders'
funds until al1 terms ahd condiUons of the transac-
tion na·.e been complied with, including the de-
posit ol the balance of buyer·~ fund!' to rnmp;ete
the transaction
~HAT IS A E.El"f.•'lCIAllV statement?
Unlike the demand which is obtained when a loan
Js being paid off, the beneficiary statement is ob-
tained from the lende r when Lhe loan will be as·
sumed by the buyer. This is just what the title Im·
plies, a statement of the loan. Lenders will furnish
the loan balance, the interest rate, the payment
amount, payment date and date of last payment,
and also other pertinent information which will be
needed for prorations, such as tax information, in-
surance information, etc. In addition, they will list
their requirements to assume the loan and the fees
required
IJ"9Y times the loan balance o n the
ben4'1f ary statement will be more or less than the
ai given to the escrow holder when the e first opened Possibly the seller has made
p ents during escrow, or perhaps an incorrect
or pproximate amount was given to the escl'Ow
b tr when the escrow WU opened.
l'he escrow holder wiU need to be instructed as
to tvbat amount will change when the exact
baUnce l.s. known. Will ll be the cash down pay-
~ot, sales price or second trust deed ?
WHAT IS A RECORDING? Ir you are talking
abopt a real estate transaction, you would mean
the aate that the documents are recorded at the
• coaDty recorder's office
A.!The most common document used to transfer
tiuq. to real property in California is the grant
deed. In order for t)le deed to be valid, it must be
delivered.-The close of escrow cons titutes de·
livery, but if a Policy of title insurance is lo be is·
aued. the title company will require that the grant
deed be recorded
~II other documents In connection with the
lranlacllon will also be recorded at tbls time. U
there is a new loan being made to the buyer, a
deed or trust will be recorded at this time to secure
the aote.
aDITOR'S NOTE. Rand.all McCardle ia preaident o/
IM ~ Edaun: he u olao on author, lecturer and m.
tt1"or. Bf'nd your comments and quesUmu to Rondy
M~erdle, c/o the Dolly Pilot, Port Office Boz lsaJ,
C°"' Me1t;1, C.4 92626
Newport Builder
«J'ts NABB Office
\V ASHJNGTON -Merrill Butler of Newport
Beeeb, who has built more than 10,000 homes lo So~em CallfomJa over the last 20 years, has
heft elected lint vlce president of the 113,000·
member National Association of Home Builders.
prior to his election lo lhe usoclatlon 's second hll~elt office at NAHB's annual convention lo Las
Ve ... tut month, Butler served as vice president-t~r ol NAHB ln 1978 and vice president-sea«ary .in 1977
~Ea 18 P&ESIDENT ol the Butler Houa· lJll (lorporaUon ol Irvine, prealdenl or BHC Houa·
inf,. lne .• ln Pboenia and president of Bullard He9ta CorporaUon in Freano. These companies i bulll over 10,000 •lncle family, townbouae,
mlnlum, fOUT plex, and muJWamUy un.i\a
o I.be tut ao Yffn, ineludiq 855 units ln 1171
( dollar Yolume for the year waa '81,850,000). 'JW are DOW expandln1 lbelr bualneaa adlvttl• tbe commerc'al and property man.,tment
sot h1I start ln the buUdtna bualneu ln
a JM Anaelea eq1neeriq firm, wbere
and dellped .... r boualn1 develop.
. Later, •• an employee of the Pur
Som CompaDJ, be wu lnwived tn the eoa-
of 1 $J .2 blllloa atomic ....,., plant la
,Ohio.
ll·a put ,,...._ ol U. BuUdla1 la-
aUon of Callfornla m bu_.... u
director aDd national •lee Pl"llld• ol
II H a membfor tA the Bsecutlve Com·
the Lon1 Rana• Planalnl Committee.
Cordova V"ista
Sel/,s Quickly
.taht1-ooe ol a bom• ln M' IOC\ V't.fo om· ~n1 '1 O>nlova lata1 nrl• llOld at lh• openln1 of
tbe tb&rd ...,_ ot lbe popular alfttl• r1mlly hom .
"S-.y r Nlpott.M lo UM openlac can ~ con·
aid rf'd nothlna '"' than U.mendoua, •• repe>rted
Grant Sullivan, dlNrlor ol marktUn1. "We ••·
pecotfd a •rH& dHJ of lnt.,...t. but not.hint Uk•
thl•. N'hwty-on. ramlllt• came to th• 01>'nln1
aturday ruomtn1. and of lhoH 71 purchH~ a
homt 8y &inday ev nln• w• M\y had one house
lt'ft O( tho 8::1 Offf'~ ••
•"o~rly known aa tho New Cordova Hric ,
tb produt>t ll waa renamed CQrdova Vt~ta-. to
ren ttt tho amblant>e of lh.-lr new location prlmt
Iota In the ut m hill• of Ml loo Vl.-Jo.
A<W•PANYINO ITR N W nam~ ind loci.
lion, a MW paC'ka•t' of foalUM'I hall been In C"orPoral~ H 1tand1rd am rtJUH ur lh• 1t'rle11, e
futor Sullivan uya t'~ll«i 1ddlUunal &J>peal fm th~ homn
Hom ln th~ flrat nf'lthborhood or &Jbue thre.,
ranaf'd from '70.500 to St4,Q()(I
'l1MI Mllt Cordova Vlalaa n.-l1hboth~1 <'nil
•l•tlna or about 70 h0014'11, le expecte(j ht b.-offered
for u lt' at thf\ rnc1 of Marth, Sullivan 11ald l'rh'e-.
bav~ oot yl'l bct'n dctt'rmlned tor the up to111h1M
nf'llhborhood
Cordova Vl11taa homes o(fer euch 11t11nclard
features u wood burnln1 nreplacea: alh.1111.C (Ila"~
doora ln the mHlC'r aulles of the "IA P'atnllla" amt
"El Nido" J•hrn1t. r~er yard fencln1 . covered en
trhis, and wood 11hlnale roofs.
COlJNTaY IUT('llENH. ONB ur the bluest
selline point• of lhc homes, teature eye·level cun
tlnoua cleanlnt double uven11 with IJH ran1e; plen
Ulul stained natural wood ublnet1t; and ceraml<'
tile countertopa. Dlahwuhen and. dl11po1ala also
are Included in the price of Cordova Vl1taa homes,
and all model• feature lndoor laundry raclUUes.
Four decorated models, In on and two·alory
plans ranging from the 1,109-aquare-foot "El
Nido" lo the 1,885-square·foot "La Serena," are
Qpen to the pubUc aeven days a week from 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m.
The model complex ls located at 26382 Nogal,
accessible by taking the Oso Parkway exit from
the San Diego Freeway and d :-tv\ng east to
Marr uerite Parkv a) Tum ..;~1-i. or.tr Marguerite
aro folio" tht: s •gns to Co nic.\·c: Visl&~
l
lll!DROOM OF AOYA MUIAF1ELO HOMI! IN El NtOUI H IOH't
fhf> '""" ""'' y n nv nl Mulrfte ld I! bef'omhtR a fnvortt.: wttb tmyers nt
01 oadtuunt ll um r"I El Nleul'I
fl e I M h ltt r 11 n1 mutt It v I h Laguna
Nlfl uel. &l'curdlnf( to 11rtln~ "roJtt t
manager mu Rall!ey
The 2,670 Rquerf> foot rl''lldentc of
re r11 e ptfvale ma'ller s ultt-wlnR with
lavish beth un lhe luwer level, with
three letnlly bf>drooms end bath on
the upper 1.-vel
CEIUNG8 8EACll lo the rooftop
In a balronled entry, To one aide, the
foyer. aleps down lo a sunken Uvlng
room with hl1h, vaulted cellln1. bay
windows and huge fireplace con·
versatlon center.
To the other side is the open
staircase and hallway to t.be master
suite, and ahead, through wide, dou-
ble doors is the window.walled rami-
1 r room with wet bar and attractive
corner ft rep· ace.
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1172,990 tu Sl92,99U
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range In 11lie from 2.0441 lo J,145
1quare feet and fNtlure lh~ snd
lour bedrooms. two and thn"t' b1thi
To reach the n~w Broadmoor
Homes development, tak.e the ~n
Oletco Freeway to Crown Valley
Parkway, then west to Clubhouse
Drive. The El Niguel Helght.s sales
office ls open daily from 10 a m to
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Your New
Place in the . .
• Sun GentleOceanBreezes,
soft blue skies a nd a radiant
California sun makes every
home at Plaza Del Sol a pleasant place to live. Each home is
designed for gracious Jiving with a host of exceptional
quality features including soaring vaulted and
cathedral ceilings; family rooms
with wet bar in most plans;
up to 4 fireplaces; garden kitchens
with large breakfast nooks; formal dining
•
rooms, sumptuous master suites with separate dressing areas
and ceramic tiled Roman tubs (some with whirlpool spa);
and private patios with gas and electrical outlets.
Outside you'll find lushly landscaped pathways.
accent areas and a community recreation area with
swimming pool. whirlpool and cabana. All of these features
a nd a prime location, just minutes from Costa Mesa schools,
beaches and fabulous South Coast Plaza, make P1aza Del Sol
an unbeatable value. Visit Plaza Del Sol today and
experience the sunshine of a unique community
rich in the contemporary California lifestyle.
Priced from $119,990.
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~to~ Coa&tPbm Dr. eosrone
bk>c:k IO Carmel, Ill IO Solnas. r1gtlf on
Salnol 2 blOc:b to Salls Olllce. Open 10 om.
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OPEN HOUSES 1-5
a.""'5 POPULAI A...alTA
Hard to find. 2 bdrm . 2 bath ln~le
level. In s upl'r lo<· at ion . ~reu t
condition. SpactouN pnho ldNil for
couple. WJLL SF.LL FAST• Priced ;1t
$144,900. Ask u~ent for dctu1h 2200
Fl ESTA <off Flora )
EASTILU~ ll4UTY
Panoramic view. bay. the Bluffs &
Ne wport. Redone profesMonally inside
& out. Terraced garden~ "'!spacious
patios. Superb family ltving! Lge.
s unny kitchen. 3 big bdrms .. family
rm. w/wet bar; plenty of baths. a ll
for $119,500. 2833 ALTA VISTA
OTHERS +LEASES AVAILAILE
CAREFREE LIVING
._,.. Con COltdo, located le this
••ch 1CH1ght aftu denlopnt..at. thll d•IMJMM "°'" has .,.... prof•HIOltally
dKONIM met featw" ~~both
i"•k» ...... $229.500.
OrEH HOUSE TOO.A Y I 1-5
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--C _,_ Ca.do fflat lftcfs ftMff to fOl"'IMI
.. tertlil•119 .ct cctSMI IMng.. $159.500 ....
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All real estate adver ·
UDOfSl.I .
Newly decorated .
French country home . 2
Bdrms den. Charming patio entry. $255,000.
IRYIME
Lovely Deerfield patio
home . Lrg lot. Near schools & sho pping.
C u s tom s hutt e r s
$104,500.
LAGUNA CHARMER
Spectacular ocean view.
2 decks. 4 Bdrms & den.
()pen h~ Sat & Sun
l·S; ra> Bluebird Canyon
Dt.
O.M. MUSHAU.
& AS SOCIA TES
2.50Newport Center Or.
Suite 301 Newport Beach
6(4.999()
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which makes it illegal advert.iae "any pre
ference. limitation, o
disuiminallon based o race. color. religion. sex,
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adve rtising for r ea Cozy2Bdrmonoverl;'.a
est.ate which is in viola ac, frplc, cneled living tionoCtbelaw. N • .,~ooo --------t rm. r.ac .~ ..
HOME Ir GROVE
Ranch style, 1734 sq fl.
tile root. Beautiful view
overlooking 460 prodUC·
ing Avo trees on 2.83 ac estate. Many extras .
$220,000
~l , . '·
IALIOA IA YAONT
1!l' x 100 • • of the most desirable
huyfr{)nl property in Newport Beach
ti bffirooms. d1ninj( room. den. 4 baths.
plt'r & dock Boat to 35 feet Two
<il'11~htful patios, 3 car garage. OPEN
ltOUSf: Sunday t p.m. to 4 p.m. 2254
Channel Road $745.000. Ask for Curtis
lfe rberts. Sr 631 -1266
NEWPORT HIDEAWAY
Three bedroom . 2 baths in Prime
Newport area for only $137 ,500.
Inc ludes: s hake roof. oak floors.
greenhouse. extra la rge lot . As k for
Rae James 631·1266
EASTSIDE
Three bedroom. 1 bath home in Costa
M csa . $89.900. As k for Robert
Milliken. 631·1266
LIKE HEW
Three bedroom on corner with new
up;raded carpeting . Large li ving
room plus ramily room -FHA
assumable loan. Only $88.500. Ask for
Glen Hellwarth 631-1266
AIR CONDITIONED
Combination family room and country
kitchen with fireplace. 3 bedrooms
with atrium off master suite. Only
$96,500. As k for G len Hellwarth
631·1266
IRVINE
SA LE OR LEASE OPTION
Gorgeous 4 bedroom tri-level Yale
model. $109,900. Ask for Roy Siemens ,
631·1266
NEWPOIT HEIGHTS
COSTA MESA
Beautiful duplex. Close to park. school
a nd Vi mile to beach. Owner Unit with ~
excellent rental. Both units have 3
bedrooms. 2 ~ baths, sunken living
room. fireplace and privacy. Ask for
Roy Siemens 631-1266 OPEN HOUSE
Saturday, 1 :00 p.m . to 4:00 p.m. 214 A
Pa lmer
of Costa...._ na.., Nwporf beodl, lftc.
234 E. I 7th Street, Coate ....
631-1266
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OPINHOUSIS BEAT INFLATION
2·2 Bdrm unit s wit h
fplc's, upgraded carpets, + new copper plumbing
lbruout. Invest today!
OPEN SATURDAY 1-4
Best buy. a ssumable
loan. Well maintained 3
Bdrm +Fam Rm. large
yard w/mao:y fruit trees.
11 MOMTICITO
Spyglass Hill; spacious 4
bdrm. family home. large famjjy room, com·
fortable fireplace
warm plank noonng. En·
joyable pool le jacuzzt
Large corner lot with
fantastic view of city
lishls " Orange County 212 LiWan Pl.. CM S .. /lla/S_.. an?a. $419,500 including
are yours in this IUX· land. OPEN SUNDAY 1-4
--------uriws home. 1Fabulous 21 SIA ISLAND Dlt. Warmth 4 charm are entry, huge fal1llly roqm BiC Canyon Condo; off yours in tbis beautifully ....... forS. with stooe !rplc. Spec· Jamboree or Ford Rd. 2 upgraded 4 Bdrm home
-•••••••••••••••••••• lacular wet bar, formal Bdrm&., 2 bat.ha, teonis w/separate Cam rm, ear11.. 1002 dining on 3Y. ac. Hone court, pool jacuzzi, un· bl'ealdutQOOk42fplc's. -·•••••••••o••••o•• corr a 1 le m o r e . derground parking le An entertainers delight
_______ , ~~· .... -1~ security,;.$147,000 W/IQl'lflOUSPOOUrspa.
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Spacious 3 bdrm., 3 IT'S •5 ...... 1 G"'8t back bay location. ******•******* baths, family rm. + ,,_ •~ 'lblabigSbedroombome IMVISTMINT brtE&t. rm. home in de-It's only US0,500. feature• a bu ge ~ .... ...v Ii 1 b tf u I a r e a o f P r e 1 t i 1 l o u s !amily/diniDc rm addi· vw-rvR 1~1 1
'BAYCRESTI 2 Fplcs1 ~. large en· Uoo bll ~b for your 2 boulea in C.M. on legal Pltlo. ap'lnklen. Pricea try w/step·up 1ivio1 pool table. Perfect for 3 Wlit, IOOO 1q ft lot.
iolellatJI05,000I room• c ra c klio1 tbe big family and the Prieedtoeellquickly at OflMSAT/SUM 1·5 firepla~. Formal dh1· -':ielsrilbt 0118,500 $19,SOO. By o•or, MJHAMl.TOM lng, 1ua-1bloy kitchen r•N.u.DA&.n · 6641557.
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SPYGLASS SPECIALISTS
COMPAIE THESE PRICES
IM SPYGLASS
3 Bedroom & family room wlth ocean
view. formal dining room. excellent
condition. low maintenance yard. an
outstanding value at $347,500.
'AMTASTIC
IUYll
ln Uruversrty Park. Up·
graded . at r · co nd .
townhouse with many
amenlues: 3 bdrms . 3
ba., lam. rm., incl. mstr
suite with breathtaking
parent's r etr eat
$107,900. Open Suo. l·S 4'.13 Lancewood.
LIDO ISLE
Bay view rrom 2 patio decks enhan<?e.4
custom s pacious S bdrm.. 4 batll
traditional home; like new. Ideal for
. entertaining Comer lot. $500,000
OCEANFRONT
924 W. OCEAMFROHT OPEN SUM. 1.5
Quality crafts manship in mahog. trim
& oak floors sets orr this landmark; 4
BR . 3 ba . hpme in finest location.
Established trees & lawns. $485.000.
IACK BAY
SHOWS LIKE HEW
Immaculate 4 Bedroom & family.
for m al dinin~. upg rade d car pet ,
d r a pes & shutter s . Professionally
landscaped. superb v1ew. Lowest on
market at $359.500.
ontf HOUSES-SAT & SUH I ·S
31 Bodega Bay <Spyglass>
18 Morro Bay <Spyglass)
~c URE:
&CIY9tiY
631 -3444 Fine 4 bdrm .. 21t:? bath f a m1ly home on
quiet c ul de sac. Oversized pool.
1--------1 playhouse. storage $169,000. Terms
CUFfHAYEN
53 Cambria <Spyglass>
17 Stillwater (Irvine>
640-1812
~COATS & WALLACE
'::rfJ REAL ESTATE, INC.
A LOCAUY OWNED COMPANY SlRVING
THE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963
SELLER MOVED OUT
He is in his new home. and wants to
sell this cute l Bdrm condo in an adult
comple x c lose to s hopping and
transportation. Submit your offer.
only $49,950. ~· ~46-4 I 41
SPECIAL BUY
This 4 Bdrm 3 bath split level pool
h ome has a la r ge family room
w /wetbar . New carpets. new paint
and secluded back yard. Priced under
market for fast sale. $118,000. Don 't
delay! Call today 546·4141
~,f·r v1ng Costa M e">d lrv111t: ·
H1111t111qt<in Bt·.1ch·N ewporl Be.1ch
834% Triplex . assumable .
Owner will carry 2nd TD.
Only $13.5,000. Call:
645-9161
l OPEN HOUSE
REAL TY
/.
llGCAMYOH
0,.. S.llday I .5
#91Hlarrib
Hilltop and ocean view.
Versaille Deane home
Pvt cul-de-sac. corner
lot, room fo r pool . Elegantly decorated .
$615,000. ..wPORT HAW All
64Z..2100
EXCfflNG NU CdM LISTING
A n a b s olute c harm e r w ith
archit ~ctural woodsy flavor . A
rustic-planked foot crossing invites
you to the entrance of this 2 BR, 2lh
bath front unit with many custom
appointments thruout including al
leaded glass windows, solid oa
cabinets. a very private jacuzzi in
master bath and 2 beautiful import
brick woodburning fireplaces with
hearth seating . Immaculate kitchen
w /island work center. built in BBQ
unit and spacious walk-in pantry.
Income unit on rear has 2 bedrooms. 1
ba, fireplace and all built-in kitchen.
OPEN HOUSE Sat and Sunday 1-5 o
call Danny Bibb for appointment.
710/7101h Iris, CdM. $279,500
EXCLUSIVE VIEW PIOPEITY
This richly decorated home is truly a
s pe ctacular sight to behold. A
beautiful and spacious entry way with
a very accommodating pool and
jacuzzi in the secluded courtyard
invites one to ta ke a refreshing dip.
Located in prestigious Cameo Shores,
this 4 bedroom, 3 bath custom home
enjoys a fantastic view of the ocean
blue from the living rm, family rm &
m aster bedroom plus 2 warm and
cozy genuine marble flreplaces.
Contact Danny Bibb for more info. on
this new property. Offered at $435, fee Janel.
* lal Estlti -* We are looking for an aggressive and
industrious licensed agent. You must
be bl~y motivated 8nd want to be
IU,c:eisful. Unlimited ~for
rl1bt indlvidu•l. Inquire as to tb
benefits of U10Clattn1 wltb us. Call
Dann)' Bibb or Cbarles McKinnon for appointment.
2 8drms .• 2 baths. den.
frplc. Close to schools &
churches. Short escrow
possible . $149,500
673-3663 &42·2253 Eves
MES.AVEIDE
5 Bdrms .. 2'h baths; new
carpe ts. draperies.
wallpaper; profess. de· coraled. Call for app't.
SUl.500 673-3663 675·4777 Eves
associated
BRO" £11S llEAL TORS
101'.,,,, Bo•bnnt~ lbbl
MEWPORT FIXER
$122,500
This 3 Bdrm home 1::.
meps from the beach. on
the Peninsula It de
firut.ely needs TLC. but
has tremendous Polen·
ual. Bnng your tools and
imag1na t1 o n Ca ll
Sol).llSl
~HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
IAYFRONT
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & shp
AVALON
We ll constructed . 3 BR. l ba. oak
fl oor. partial baseme nt. con<.'rete
foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 Boy~och· 01111<' NB 675 6161
Mr So Coost Plata
Exrluswe 4 Bdrm. pool.
JaC. prof landscp Many
a menities lmm ac
SJ00,000 Ask wr Betty or
Dick
CHEER REALTY
841.-5531
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IHCOME UNITS
T Rl-PLEX 1n PRIM E
LOCATION ! Almoi.t
Nl'w' Must ::.ell 1m
medlatl•ly, good term:.
'l'Wo2 Bdrm. One 3 Bdrm
uruts with shady maturt-
trees surrounding pro -
perty
ROGERS REAL TY
675·231 I
Costa Mc..osa, nr beaC'h,
cool. qwet. Four 2Bd.
2ba wulS, l yr old ~19671-------Anahetm Ave lricome -
$16.800. pncc $195.000. By Lag Sch oceanfront 2 BR. owner. Pnn only 673~ 2 BA S39.500. NB lg dplx.
964-Ul5/ "99-1974
675-3411
LUSK IM I.A YCIEST -Stunning exec 3 Bdrm
home , gourmet kitchen. huge master suit'e:•
bright. beautiful. A winner ! $198.000.
I 107 Tr .. willds o,... Sat/s.i _
LUSK tN NEWPORT HEIGHT'S -Modern 2 Bdrm
house. with lots of wood and glass. tucked
behind the trees with big green lawn. $148.500.
431 Rl•..W. o,... Saf ••
LUSK IH HAUOlt VIEW HOMES -5 Bdrm. 3 bath ,
Somerset model on big private lot with night light view in .
I IO I Port C.tow o,._ Sat /5*t •
LUSK IN OLD COltOMA Da ...... -Charming 3
Bdrm cottage with fireplace. ha rdwood floors.
remodeled kitchen + a rental unit in the rear . ,
On the ocean side or Coast Hwy. $210.000.
515 .Acode o,... 5-dcry
LUSI IH SPYGLASS -6 Bdrm. <maid's qtrs), 41.fi
baths~ ga m e rm, separate dining rm. a
sm ashing Cape Cod on the most prestigious
street on Spyglass Hill. Pool, jacuzzi and a view
forever & ever. $595,000.
17 PoW LOMG o,._ Sat /S.
LUSK IN flYINE TRUCE -You'll love coming
home to this 3 Bdrm w /precious Bay view -the
lighted Pavilion by night, the spinnakers by day
and you own the land. $249,500.
16 It ._. DOCMMt o,_ Sat/S..
LUSK IN UNIYBSITY PAIK -Irvine's best. Super
4 Bdrm 3 bath. big, big .. Yale" m odel
w /fireplace in large master suite. $136.900 fee.
64 0 ....... La. o,.. S..t.y
LUSk IN TUITUROCIC -Outstanding 3 Bdrm. 2
bath Lus k built "Tartan" model. Beautiful
upgrades in neutral colors. Only $185,900.
6 Sl•w Crftcellt 0,.. s.t/S19
LUSk IM 116 CANYON -3 Bdrm condo,
profession·auy decorated with lots of wood,
stained glass, cedar paneling, shows like a ,
model. $225 000. 11c..,....,...Dr. • o,..s.,., ..
LUY IN SIAYllW -3 Bdrm 2'h bath home on a .
quiet cul de sac. Professionally decorated &c
landscaped, with discerning taste . Reduced to
$269,000.
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WITH L.Me. New thruout, beaut 3
1 BR, 2-,., ba .. 1950 q. ft. former model
Orenbell, oagbt llghl view Only
$198.500
I °"" ... 24" M0¥1A ~
4 IDIMS. 2'-'J B • immac : nlre1y
decorated thruout. Lgt> encl patio,
hr. pool. Only $124,900
0... I ·I JOI Ym' A SUllTI
'AMOl.AMfC bay, night ll~nts . un et
\•icw.s. Just listed ! f'inest bayfront
Early Utuns. t>nd unit: 3 BR. 2''a bo ..
1900 sq. rt. Forever ,., w from every
room! $234,S()() oPIM 1.s JZ 1 • •eero• caarros
CUSTOM Front row F.·Pl an .
panoramic view. 2 Hu (te BR . fem
rm. w /2nd frplc , 2200 sq . f\ , nbsolute
elegance' L~e t:ourtynrd & putlos.
bt-autifully h..1nd~ruped No expense
!)pure.J. A~kin..: $275,000. Exd
IND UNIT DOLOll5. L~~ kitfhcn
w /brkfst area. 1950 Sq. (t. 3 Ult. 2Yl
ba .. wrap-around patio overlookm1-:
picturesque gr~nbclt. $J69,500.
HELEN B. DOWD
aEALTotl IMC. 644-0134
Uat & a.y Wltft ... .....,..
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631 -3444
IHCHAtmHG
WATMROMT M•lllN-•llMllMIM,.__,..lllNW•MMf Er\)Oy the relauUon of
DELUXE 4-PLDIS CCW,2A•...._)
Luxurious 3 bedroom &c three 2
bedroom 2 bath apartments with
enc losed garage -Super location
ne~r beach &c Hoag Hospital. 20%
down. Priced below market at
$265,000 EA.
ID PlllON, IHhr
645-62ll 642-05'6 .....
your owo private com·
!nullity. You own the
land plus BOAT SLIP.
loduded la a comfort.· ~and warm home for
the famlty with 4 bdrms. family rm and interior
pat.lo. Open-feeling and
sunny with woods and
warmth. $335,000.
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HOMLC:, lac.
REAl.ESTATE
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The
Dalebout
Association, Inc.
Real Estate Specialist
Dover Shores/Baycrest /Westcliff
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An excatlnft "Bay Ml.at'' model with
beauUrul view or ocean & greenbelt! 2
Lttrgf bedrooms. den. large dining rm
& 2 baths. Lovely garden kitchen &
polio ror parties. Highly Improved
wllh cu:stom cptn R & draperies. A rare
view Cor lhas area. Tennls <:ts, pool.
~t.tlcd ar<.'u. $250,000
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llG CAt4YON TOWMHOMI SIH.100
I<' u ntaMtH' golf course view looking
~lru1ghl up the fairway! Inviting
"Oukt'rcst " 2 bdrm 2 bath model
ronveniently located and a very
popular plan Upgraded carpeting &
llrapts. Sunken living rm with
ftrcplate adjoins outdoor view deck.
12 SIA ISLAND SAT /SUN I ·5
JASMINE CllM-S.Zlt.000
Some oceun view from this beaut.
NEW s pllt·lcvel "Sea Breeze" model.
N~ver lived in. 3 Bdrms, fam rm.
formal DR. 3 baths. Highly improved
w I air-conditioning, prof. landscp, auto
s prinklers. luxury cptng. mirrored
wardrobes plus oth er (eatures.
Tennis. pool & jacuzzi.
S JETTY DI. SAT/SUN 1.5
IL""5 '"PLAZA" SPECIAL
Only ''W" model available! Sharp &
newly decorated! 3 Bdrms <including
lge master BR w/sitting area>. 2'k
baths. "Swedish" firepl in living rm.
Spanish tile in !amity area & kitchen.
m irrored wan in dining area. fabric &
flocked wallpapers, wood paneling +
other extras. $122,950
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A REAL IEAUTY IN "11.U,.S'"
The ONLY "R" plan available today!
Super end model on cul-de-sac with all
these goodies: wood-pegged floor in
entry & kitchen Cw /lge eating area>.
wet bar. levelor window blinds.
decorator wallcoverings. super
quality cptng. Separate mstr BR suite
with outside dec k & 2 bdrms on
greenbelt level! Upgraded thruout . Be
early · Not sorry! $172,000.
2927 '8U 0'84 SAT l·S
,EHINSULA ,OlMT AHA!
TWO 4-UNIT A,AaTMEHT ILDGS.
$375,000 EACH 11.DG!
Quality·built, beautifully maintained.
4 Units in each building with lge
ce ntr a l courtyd fill e d with
magnifi cent matured s pecimen
plants. These two 4-unit bldgs are in
the best location. right at the entrance
to Peninsula Point, just steps from the
beach. Each 4·plex has two ~·bdrm.
2·bath and two 2·bdrm, I-bath units.
Each front unit has a wood-burning
fireplace. 2 Apts. ha ve great ocean
view! For qualified buyer, owner will
carry 1st T .D. with 29% down
llG CAHYOH -$775,000
Fabulous 4 bdrm custom built home
with great view of B.C. golf course.
Family room w /wet bar, recreation
room, formal dining room, 3 baths +
luxury 'pwd. rm. Lge private pool in
enc losed patio. Located on quiet
street . Call us today to see!
WESLEY ... TA YlOI CO.
211 I s.it JH .. I• ... lood
HEWPOU CIMTlll, N.I. 644-49 I 0
DAVIDSON REALTY
PRESENTS
JASMINE CREEK. JUST LISTED.
gorgeous condo in fabulous Jasmine
Creek. Lge. liv. rm., den, form. din.
rm .• spacious mstr. suite -+. 2 lge .
bdrms . Many extras! OPEN
SAT/SUN. 1·5. #25 MAINSAIL.
$269,500
OCEAN VIEW DUPUX 3 BR &c 2 BR,
bea ut. owner's unit: water view from
mstr. BR .. den &c decb. OPEN SUN.
1·5. 4404 SEASHORE. $197,000·
LIDO ISLE Exciting S BR, 4 ba. home in
best of all locations; enjoy privacy of
sunny patio. Offered completely furn.
at $.S25,000. CALL TO SEE I
PAii UDO Plush 3 BR condo, view of
pool from mstr. BR., 2 ba. + powder
rm. Corner unit with deUghtful patio.
Only~,750.
WIST ..wPOaT Attr. 3 BR home 1
blk. to ocean; fee land. Lge. sunny
patio. with room to expand. Only
EASTILUFF!
OP1M 10DA Y ... PM zauc .. ..,..
View of sunsets, nlabt lllhta " Back Bay. Beautiful 4-Br, F.ll., 1 story.
Close to evel')'thinc. Come see I
IASTSIDE C.M.
Two 2~Br bouHI on huge lot. Grau
$8,160. Always rented. Great value!
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UNIQUI HOMIS OPIM l·S TODAY
UNIQUE IM WISTCUFF -4 bdrm. 21h
baths. pool. guest house. great house.
$197.500. See Joanne Perkins at 1607
Dorothy Lane.
UNlqut '" OLD COIOMA oa ...... -
One of the best Ocean Blvd. views -3
bdrms. 2 baths. h ardwood floors.
jacuzzi. $575.000. C·it ! See Sar a
Marvin at 3620 Ocean Blvd.
UNIQUE IH NEWPORT RACH -2 new
custom homes. both Unique! 3 bdrms.
2 story, sun decks. microwaves. etc.
$215.000. See Allan Heller at Irvine
a nd 15th in Newport Heights.
UNlqul IH THI ILU'fS -Exciting 3
bdrm. cedar paneling, redwood
beams. view. o nly $124.500. See
Natalie Fogarty at 1968 San Bruno.
UNlqut IN CAMEO HtGHl.AMOS -4
bdrm. 3 bath, single story; privacy
a bounds: private beach access.
$179.900. See Marilyn Rousselot at 4806
Cortland.
UNIQUE IN WISTCLIFF -Sharp
Sturdevant built 3 bdrm. 2400 sq . ft.
lge lot, very private a nd just $169.500.
See Sharon Corzine at 1406 Westcliff
Drive.
UNlfi>UE IN llG CAHYOM -McLain
Townhome. new. lnc red. golf course
v i ew. upgrades. $220,000. See
Vergilene Hull at #75 Sea Island.
UH19CJE IN MAllOR VllW -3 bdrm.
ne wer quality appointments. large
t.•orner lot. $375.000 fee. See Marcia
Kear at 2921 Pebble.
lJMl9UE IM MES.A VERDE -Near the
pa rk. library and school. very family.
vacant and priced at $111,900. See
Ros emary Stublbarg at 2918
E llesmere Ave.
UMIQUE IN CORONA oa MAI -3
bdrm charmer on an R·2 lot. Great
location. custom remodeled and some
view. See Ma rilyn Hodges at 506
Marguerite. Bring $179,000.
UMl9UE IN SEAVIEW -4 bdrm. great
view, jacuzzi. patios an~ near tennis
a nd pools. $289,000. See Ra lph
Wa kefield at 1911 Yacht Maria.
UMl9UE IN SMOaECLIFFS -Attractive
shingled 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 2 frplces.
wood floors. nr. pvt. beach. $300.000.
See Ma ry Wold at 277 Mornin g
Canyon.
UNlquE IN IAYClEST -3 bdrm. adult
occupied and ~hows it. lge. lot. lge.
liv. rm .• c-it, $195,000. See Janet
Lehman at 1837 Commodore Road.
FRONT ROW YtlW -Completely
redone! Handsome. colorful &c vacant
3 bdrm. 2'h baths, pool and frplces.
Liv. rm. looks over boats. See Dottie
Johnson at 1509 Dolphin, Irvine
Terrace, bring $515,000.
UNIQUE IM IAYCllST -Ivan Wells
designed 4 bdrm. 3 bath. formal
dining, beautifully landscaped. See at
1846 Tradewinds .
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SPY•LASS HILL -Jus t listed.
go r geous c ustomized home on
outstanding oc ean & bay view
homesite. Truly a rare rind. Offered
at $595,000. 49 Goleta Point Dr.
IAUOA ISLAND -Like new Bayfront,
125 Grand Canal. $429.900.
HAllOI YflW -Broadmoor. just
listed. Fabulous tri·level. Cust 400
sq .ft. game rm. Ocean vu, 2515
Windover Dr. Offered at 1319,900.
LA•UMA llACM -4 new custom
homes, ocean view. 120 Crescent Dr .•
S. of Hwy. From $324,900.
S,Y.LASS MILL -Beaut 2 s ty,
dramatic. entry. view. 20 Morro Bay.
Offered at $398,500 11• CANYON -w e•ve found it.
Outstanding value. $585.000.
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HBfrNB. I flex.Ible plans
to cbooee from. '6J.IJ77
COM>MAD&MAI
707 .ol.DIMIOD
O,..s.t/S..1-4
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2Bdnueldl. Full lot.
Lou Brecht.el.._ Assoc.
228MarineAve . 675-3331
Ada 6'2·5'78
**OP!" HOUSIS l·S**
0Plt4 IN DOVH SMOllS 5 bdrms,
living room, library family &c game
rooms . Back Bay night light view.
$495.000. SEE EVAN CORKETT AT
1512 ANTIGUA WAY.
O,EM IN RANCHO SAN JOAfi>UIN
This elegant 2 bd + den offers a
tranquil retreat for the busy
e xecutive. $139.500. SEE NANCY
SIMMONS AT 20 NUEVO.
OnN OH THI IA YROMT Spacious
custom 4 bedroom home with one of
the largest slips on the peninsula
$795.000. SEE BILL BENTS AT 1024
E. BALBOA BLVD.
OPEN IN COIONA Dll MAI ~
b edroom. 2'h baths -a new
Nantucket begging for baskets,
wallpaper & laughter. $298,000. SEE
PHYLISS DILLON AT 302
HEUOTROPE.
OPIM 1M TUWTU IOCK 4 bedroom. 3
bath home with family room. dining
room & three car garage. Acl'06s
from park & close to tennis & pools.
$134.500 land included. SEE CRAIG
KINDIG AT 18832 SAGINAW:
OHH 1H DOVB SMOllS Ivan Wells
custom. Spacious fam. home. Tile &
parquet floors, ope n beams.
fireplace. private beach. $374,500.
SEE JOYCE OLSON AT 1700
GALAXY DRIVE.
OPEM IN COIOMA DB. MAI new 4
bedrooms, 3 bath~ ~'lSed beam~
ceilings, t '~~ ~ torag~; 3
fireplaces. C.~ ~~ -"· wen>ar. view deck ~ .,,UOO . SEE JO
C A R (}L l 0 NT E R AT 2 3 J
POlNSE'ITIA.
0 ,EH I tit EARLY I LUFFS Low
leasehold. Good view on cul-de·sac.
Rare 2 s ty. Dolores, private.
$189.500. SEE JODY NELSON AT
503 AVENIDA CAMPANA.
OPEN ON PENINSULA POINT
IA TAIOMT classic quality home. 6
bedrooms. 4 baths, pier and float,
magni!icent view. $975,000. SEE
KATY RAULSTON AT 2266
CHANNEL ROAD.
OPEN tM OLD COIOHA oa MAI
First time on market . small house
on 40 foot lot, one·half block from
ocean. some view. $232,500 .. SEE
LUCY ROSE AT 227 LARKSPUR.
O,EM IH SPYGLASS 6 Bedrooms,
fa mily rm. & huge bonus rm. Add to
this a gorgeous pool a nd jacuzzi and
you've round your dream home.
$515.000. SEE CA ROL MC MAHAN
AT #3 MONTECITO.
TUln.aOCIC IROADMOOR
3 bedroom, fa mily room plus
private atrium & large yard make
this plan #1 single family home just
right for family living. $124,500.
CLOSI TO PAU IN
HAllOI VIEW MOMIS
Former Somerset mod e l ,
s pectacular garden with 55' pool &
jacuzzi. Many extra features in this
5 BR , 3 BA family home .
Completely air-conditioned &
priced at $239,900 fee.
UMIVRSITY , ...
All the amenities of University
Park; greenbelts, tennis courts,
and pools just steps away from this
charming Rutgers plan. 3
bedrooms, 2'h baths. $129,950,
including the Jand.
FAIULOUS lfG CAHYOM ISTATI
Under construction for late spring
occupancy. This Country English
home has four bedrooms and
maid's including master suite with
fireplace and study. Living room,
library, formal dining, huge family
room and country kitchen, separate
children's wing. $995.000.
THI llST OP ALL WOILDS
Bluffs condo otrers convenience to
schools. parks, community pools.
tennis club, Fashion Island, airport
and a lot of home in this X-plan.
Formal dining room, family room.
3 bedrooms, fireplace in Mstr & LV
rm. Wrap.around secluded patio on
a lovely greenbelt. Exclusive
listing. $146,500.
llG CANYON
Poot. Jacuzzi, fountains, BB9.
entertainment center. Everything s
here for family comfort & fun.
Inside are 4 bdrms with many
decoTator touches. Autumn colon.
Includes air filter and humidlfler.
$475,000.
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4 Bedroom inRle level. vaulted
celling in Uv rm. Wood parqu t ntry.
stepdown f ~ m rm overlooks sparkllng
pool & Jae. King slze master suite.
1800 sq. ft of prime living. U!;tOm
wallpapers w /some m t c hin j(
dl'aPt'!' '-''Oven woods & shutters too
Solid o..ik tereo &t TV + bookcase
included lll full price THJ I
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Lf STEO $110.000
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Til Summer
Be prepared to stay r oo1 tl\11> ~ar w111\ •
sparkhnQ sw1mm1nq pool ldftal l1tm11y style
home wi th 3 bedrooms comb1nat1on
dinino·fam1ly room with treplace lor cuddlinq
Gourmet k1lchen with all ·he bu1IHns Patio tor
outdoor en1ovmen1 Call tC>dl Y MIS 000
540-1720
Future Today
Newport Heiqhts Area
FeatunnQ eleoance at yrur f1noert1ps and all
modern conveniences F r&Shly painted. highly
upQraded eitecut1ve with 3 bedrooms. plush
new carpets entry din1nq family room. eatino
bar See thru f1rep1ace ReTiodeled kitchen has
new bu1lt-1ns and m1crow1ve Patio $123.950.
Calf 540-1720
Perfect For
The Entertainer
Highly upqraded 2 story eiecut1ve home 'with 4
bedrooms. 2112 baths. entr1 with Spanish tile.
formal din1no room Famil\ room has fireplace
and vaulted ce1hnas SWIMMING POOL 2
patios and a lire rrng $139.900 Musi see
540-1720
Easy Livinq
For Two
With this eleqant 2 bedroom townhome located
rn Village Creek Includes 2 oaths. dining room.
fireplace qourmet kitchen with bu1lt·•ns
Fenced patio Comm pool ind 1ecuz11 Across
from shoppinq center $88,000 For the qood
hie call 540-1720
$61 ,800
FHA, VA Terms
Spic and span 2 bedroom tome would make
the perfect starter for young lamlly located on
lovely tree ltned street. horre lncluaes dining
room. oozy fireplace. lots of bullt·in cabinets
Breezy kltchcH1 f0< MOM. Ctstom bookeaNS.
Get.-gOOd nutrition from fn.lt trees In giant
baclr yard. Call today 540-172' •
Great Reduction!
Mesa Verde Home
ldeal Mesa Verde home tocattt1 on comer tot.
Includes 3 spacious bedroOTis. entry way,
dining Plus new carpets. O•uite kitchen is
complete with built-ins. Beaitiful, sparkllng
SWIMMING POOL I 2 patios; ote has Swedish
fireplace A smashing value! Just $99.900
540-1720
t City's
Beauty Spot _
With 90fgeous view of canyons and ooean.
Elegant tn-level townhome has 3 bedrooms.
entryway with brick. dining roo"' family room,
2 ftreplacas with tile decor. plus~ carpets and
drapes. Gourmet kitchen wth bu11t-1ns.
Security gate Patio. Comm. pool, spa. jacuui.
Close lo beach and shops. $179,SOO View for
yourself. Call 540-1720
No, You
Aren't Dreaminq!
This gorgeous 2 story eitecutrve tome really
does exist. Includes 4 bedrooms. formal dining
room. family room New earthtol'l! carpets.
Spacious bonus room. Deluxe klthen with
bu1lt·ins 3 car garage. SWIMMll\G POOL.
Gazebo Much more. Perfect tor e11ertam1ng
Just Sl 18.000 Top value. 540-1720
Profit By
Buyinq Now
Here is a good Investment. Fine Hillcrest ttome
located on nice corner lot. Incl.Ides 3 ~rooms. dining room. comfy stone thtplace.
kitchen with bullt·rns. Enjoy a coveref patio
$77.900. Let your money work for yQJ. Call
540-1720
Gosh Dad
It's Beautiful!
The whole family will fall In love with this sett~ulfic1ent 4 bedroom family home feet-ring
spacious 3 car garage and deluxe kitchen With
self-cleaning oven and upgraded no we" fl~>onng. lnchlded Is entry way with tile. fonnal
dining room. family room. stone flrepltce. Bar
with bar stools Family patio. By beauttl
neighborhood park, perfect for chlldr n.
$118,900. Don't hesitate. call 640-1120
540-172.0
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INVESTORS. Cal kw htfonMtfOlt e1t ttt.H
SIX UNITS located pest OM block frOM licJ
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btt*°°-'~• two OM bMrOOllt ..... ;
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pri•at. patios; Anfl CJeWops. ........ tllMJly
priced at $460.000.
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VIEW. $950.00 Mthty.
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675-5511
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2443 VISTA HOILEZA
OPEH SUH 1·5
The Ra re Single Level Paula Plan .
This ls The Largest Single Level 3
BR Condo Plus Family Room In
The Bluffs. Excel. Floor Pla n."
Courtyard Entrance. Tiled Entry.
Large Liv. Rm W /C us F .P .
Cath edral Ceilings. All E lec.
Kitchen. Huge Master BR Suite. 2
Patios. On Fee Land. Only $210,000.
A "Joy Of Newport" Listing.
2043 VISTA CAJON
OPEN SUM 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 + L a rgest Pool In
Bluffs. Call Now. Only $155.000. A
"J oy Of Newport" Listing.
EXEC. CONDO VIEW
Quiet Setting On Big Canyon Golf
Course. Nile Lite & Golf Course
Vi ew. 3 BR. Formal Dining. Wet
Bar. 2 P vt Patios. Secluded
Location. Furniture Included. Top
Security. $255,000.
WATERFRONT COMMUNITY
In The Fabulous Bayside Cove
Comm. W /Sec. Gate. Nr Pvt Bch
On Bay. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Orig. Model
·ttome . Furnish ed. Pool, Jacuzzi.
Exceptional Offering. Call To
Ins pect. $230,000.
SPYGLASS OCEAN VIEW
Breathtaking 180° View From This
Beaut. 3 BR + FR Portsmouth Mdl.
Upgraded Kitchen. Formal Din'g.
Lrg FR W/FP. Courtyard Has Pool,
Firepit. Glassed-In Jacuzzi Off
Beaut. Decorated Mst. BR. Call
Now. $430,000.
OllGIMAL lt..UFFS CONDO
3 BR W/Conv Den. Choice End
U nit. Hi Wood Beamed Ceilings
Thru·Out. View Of Night Lights
A c ross ·say. Sep. Qt rs For
Teenager Or Mother-In-Law. Huge
Patio For Entertaining. Formal
Dining. Custom F .P . Room For
Wine Cellar. A "Joy Of Newport"
Listiqg. $169.500.
SPICTACULAI SPYCM..ASS
Lovely 5 BR Coronado Model With
Night Light View. Professionally
Landscaped Yard W /Many Extra
Features -Pool. Jacutd. Sauna.
Entry Leads To Large Living Rm.
And Formal Dining Rm .
Completely Modern KUche n .
DoWDltaln'Game Room. Call For Appointment To lnlpeet. '800.000.
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YIEW-TUIREROCI HILLS
U' IN THI .... HTS -220° panoramic
view!\ of Catallna horizons. city lights.
hills & mountains. Lovely customized
3 Bdrm home to deJight the
quality minded. $264.500. Fee.
11731 ,_ RwflN. ll"Y. °"" s.t/S-1.5
BACK BAY-VIEW
MEWrOIT ll!ACH SPECIALTY -
Handsoml' 4 Bdrm home on nearly 1h
tt('re. at ed~e of cul·de·sac. Wondrotts
mountain & bird sanctuary view.
Fruit trees. RV parking -so much
more. $275.000. Fee .
2 S f 0 Vista laya Cir. o,... Sat /S.. I ·5
FAR HORIZONS-IEAR VISTAS
Cliff HAVEN 1'-UFf SIDI -The view:
Spectacular! The home: Perfection -
ready to move in. The amenities: All
there -3 Bdrms. view balcony. wine
('t:llar. sewing room. $425.000 fee.
1411 klftgt Rd., HI o,_ Sat/S. I ·5
RESTORE & ENJOY!
EAILY IALIOA, SOLIDLY IUILT beach
house on choice corner lot. 3 Bdrms &
family rm -the upstairs bdrm has
view deck . Owner will aid in
financing. $200.000.
1703 Pkn.a det Sw 0,... Sat/S. l·S
COLLEGE PARK JEWEL
CHAMPAGNE VALUE -IUDGfT rtUCE
-Spacious open feeling in this 3
Bdrm & den plus family room home.
yet with warmth and charm for
family and entertaining. Fireplaces.
buillin BBQ. covered patio. $88.900.
245 ~efCMI. CM OIMft Sat/S. 1·5
CAPE SERIES CONDO
ONE OF THOSE ELUSIVE
o,,ORTUMmEs -Not often available.
a home like this. 3 Bdrms. dining area
in exquis ite parklike setting . For
adults only -e njoy community pool &
c lubhouse. $105.000
424 &Mnofl, CM Opeet s.day 1·5
A VERY SPECIAL BUY
HARIOlt HIGHLANDS -Under marke t
value ! Excellent location. can be buil t
up or out. Owner wiU carry first TD.
T his one won't last.
I 527 Priscele La.. Ml 0,.. 5-dGy I ·5
WINSOME WESTCUFF
MAHY DESllAILE 9UAL"1ES -Nice
pool. 3 Bdrms. family room. added
s un r oom. plus more. Indoor BBQ.
fireplaces. easy care yard with extra
RV or boat parking. $175.000.
BALBOA DUPLEX
MEW LISTING -STE'S TO IEACH
.Super rental area on quiet. wide
street. Keep one unit for yourselves
and enjoy all the charm of Balboa -
roller skate. bicycle. jog along beach.
642-5200
Pete Barrett -r
MBtrDITH 9UALITY IMMEDIATE 4 .Bedroom tri·level with OCCUPANCY
4 BDRM, $94.950 3 baths, big separate family room & formal Owner l eaving for dining. Located on a
Oregon Leaving lcrnfic large cul-de-sac lot with
Real Estate potential m a 35· heated & filterl.'d
this immaculate 4 Bdrm. pool. Top rated school
2 bath home on large lot. district. & pnccd n gbl at
400E.l77~, FORuAM $145,000. ea111s1-J191
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,._NONRT11S
**OPEN TODAY**
SH TO A'"ICtA ll
Fabulously upgraded & expanded 5 BR + f a mity rm
home. Country kitchen -2 rplcs -huge oak.paneled
game rm w/full·size bar & soda fountain + separate
kitc hen w /gri ll. Finest quality wallcoverings
w /matching fabrics -extensive use of wood, tiles~
stained glass -pool. spa & covered patio w /g~s
BBQ. Ideal for famil y living & fabulous 'il'b1Jtl~l1~8i.Plit~6~ic0~'kN~8J.~w~i5> P · M · #20
DISTINGUISHED IA YRONT
OPEN 11A.M.·6P.M. #62 BEACON BAY Coff Ha r bor
lsla nd Rd.>. Custom 3 BR. 3 bath. like-new home.
Lg. front covered patio on sandy beach . Ma~nlricent
master BR w /water & boat view. ALSO. attractive
l ·BR apt. w /private entrance. Boat slip Cup to 18'
boat) & tennis court avail. $.550.000 leasehold in a
private community. CW-71 >
CUSTOM IUILT IN IA YCIEST
Cha rm. comfort & class -all can be round in this
executive family home by Ivan Wells. Ha ndsome
dbl. door entry opens to high ceilinged atrium
w /retractable roof & handcrafted bar. adjoined by
formal living & dining rms. 4 cheerful BRs & 3 ba ths + Spanish tiled pool surrounded by s unny deck in
secluded courtyard. $329.500. OPEN l -5 P .M. 1816
BUTTONSHELL. B.<\ YCREST. CW-72)
FOR THE HAPPY FAMILY
Come lo see -marvelous 4 BR. formal dining rm
home w/2 fplcs : lg. f;!arden entry; fruit trees: quiet
s treet location near schools . $169.500 fee land. OPEN
J-5 P .M. 2306 FRANCISCO DR. NPT BC'H. <W-73)
I ST TIME OFffRED
Ran• 3 BR + l'onv den home in Newport Shores.
Private brrc:k entry patio + 2nd brick patio off living
rm tdining area . Comm. pool & tennis court & a short
2-blocks to tht' ocean add to the enjoyment or livi ng
her e . S119.500 OPEN 1 ·5 PM 3\9 Wi\LNUT. (W-74 )
1611 MARINOS DR.-OPEM 1-5 P.M.
Handsome . s huttered traditional w /lovely yard.
Spacious living rm --bright kitchen w /chopping
block counters . planked floor & new appliances -3
BRs·-+ den. 2·blks to school. library. park & a value
at $152.500! (W-75 \
#16 SkYSAIL WAY-OPfH l·S ,.M.
In Jasmine Creek's security guarded community! -
Beautiful 3 BR. family rm. s plit-level Plan 5 w /loads
of a menities! Soft water -purified drinking water
unit -air -cond. -lovely upg raded f!reen cpt
t h ruout that brings t h e outdoors indoors -
, bookshelves & storage galore -ocean view to'the _
left & overlooks greenbelt w /trees. pool & tennis
courts close by. S269.500. <W-76)
CUSTOM 9UALITY
Spacious but cozy 3 BR + den Baycrest home.
DelightfuJ. bright new kitchen & brkfst rm w /solid
oak cabinets -fantastic family rm ·-jacuzzi in
master bath ·-French doors & bay windows. 3 fptcs.
wet bar & air cond. S249.500 OPEN 1·5 P .M. 1724
TRADEWINDS. CW-77>
IA YCUST -OPEH f -4 ,,M. f 106 SANDAL WOOD
Spacious 4 BR I van We lls built home. Formal
dining. family rm. 3 baths. huge patio (min.
maintenance) + s parkling pool! Lg. m aster suite
separated rrom childrens wing w !private entry to
pool. $245.000. < W-78)
HEW OM UDO ISLE!
OPEN 1-5 P.M . 115 VTA WAZTERS. Spectacular
2-story Mediterranean w /observation deck on roof.
Custom built -exquisitely detailed & decorated. 3
baths: f~mily rm : formal dining rm : wet bar; 2
fplcs : bricked entry patio. S489.000 incl. land. <W-79)
LIDO ISlE -O'EN 1-5 P.M. 121 VIA HA VIE
Great location -lg street-to-street lot. Tradition a l 4
BR residence w/Spanish touches. Lg. Jiving rm -
formal dining rm -family rm w /bar & bookcases -
s unny tiled patio w /ramada & fountain. Offered at
$375.000 incl. prime land. <W-80>
IAYSHOIES
Fresh. light family home in private community.
$320.000 fee. OPEN 1·5 P.M. 2871 BAYSHORE DR.
<W-81 l
HARIOR VIEW IROADMOOR _
4 BR w/panoram1c view! REDUCED to $325.000!
OPEN 1·5 PM. 2607 WINDOVER. <W-82)
HEWPOIT HEIGHTS
Approx. 1 a Acre! Traditional 3 BR. family rm
home. $198.500 OPEN 1-5 P.M. 600·15th ST. <W-83>
OOVR SHORES
Pier & s lip! 4 BR French contemporary. $750.000 fee.
OPEN t-5 P.M . 320 MORNING STAR LN. <W·84l
SEAVIEW
2 custom homes under $400,000. 2010 & 2012 YACHT
RESOLUTE. OPEN 1·5 P .M. <W-85>
**CALL TO SEE**
UPPH IAY ,OOl HOMI -$169.500
Customized 4 BR w /solar heated pool & jacuzzi. Lg.
separate formal dinin~ rm -richly paneled fa mily
rm w ff pie -21h baths -2 flagstone patios -
secunty a la rm system. Turn key condition•
HURRY! Lois Egaq 644-6200. <W-86) .
OCEAN VltW COHDOMtMIUM
2 BR. 3 bath townhome w/4 decks! Comm. poo.l
jacuzzi & tennis. $135.000! Barbara Winagle 642·8235'. CW-87>
COIOMA DIL MAI
An exquisite wood & glass exterior only hints al
the elegance which lies within this 4 or s bdrQ\.
custom home! Dramatically designed, with ocean
view; It features French doors leadlng to 3 decks •
huge mstr. with s pa & sauna · dining rm. + large kitchen with brkfst. area. 1349,000. Lynne
Valentine 644-6200 <W·97>
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li ving I Bedrms + 3
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<11.n. Form11I hvrng rm. Family rm 2 Fpks Cov
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Call nQW to see. 673-8550.
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Orangt')~unty night light vl(§tl." Gated estate
enti:x tJt!Dtick and tile
c1~ar drive. Spacious ! foyei'" 8i duung room host-
ing 'filh'rdred ceilings.
Marble lning room .pie.
6 Kuge qedrms. 4 ~ Baths. Brlaid's quarters.
Gafhe 'foom. Spa &t m~ room Sewing
• and'lMlrrict room. Swim· l ming peol, Cabana &t recreation r oom. Tennis
ccwt. 4 Car garage &t ~much, much more! Call
for private pre view
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lot. Call now. 894--0611
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568 Seaward, Corona del Mar
67~ S176.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
945 W. Camille. Sant Ana
540.1720 $61 .*>0 Sun. 1·5
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67s-.ro Sl22.500 un l·S
12 $(>a Island (8 . Town home>
644 4910 $166.300 Sat/Sun 1·5
_ 75 Sea Island ( HiR Cyn l N n
67S..6000 *23>.000 Sal/Sun 1·5 s-92 Hamilton. Co ta Me a
675-7060 SSS.000 Sat/Sun l·5
104 Via Anti bes CL1do Is le) N. 8
673· 7~ SW\ l ·5
SU Callll.ina Dr . Newport Bch
631-1266 Sl28.~ Sat/Sun 1·5
4 DeO<tar. Irvine
546 2313 $85.!W>O Sun 12-4
• •601 Lido Prk Dr C4A >. Npt 8('h
631-1400 S..'185.000 Sat /Sun I 5
20 Sea Is land. Newport Bcc.ich
631 1400 $162.500 Sunday 1·$
927 1 Krepp Dr . Hunt 'u Beach
963 5225 $72,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
409 Holm""ood Or . Newport Bch
642 2237 Sunday l ·5
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1931 Port Edward Pl.. Nwpt Bch
559-5586 $1.59.900 Sal/Sun 12·5
11 W i!dflower (Deerfield) Irv.
551·5029 $81.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
219 Via San Remo CLido Isle) NB
675-5626 Open daily 1·4
1614 Santanella Terr(lrv.Terr. >CdM
673-8494 $174,500 Sun. 1·5
15 Skysail Dr. <Jas mine Creek) CdM
644-4910 $250,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
316 W. 19th. Santa Ana
546-2313 $65.500 Sat /Sun 1 ·S
330 Morning Canyon. CdM
631-1650 $325,000 Sat/Sun l ·S
•1851 Port Kimberly. Newport Bch
752-1700 $168.000 Sun 12·5
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5541 Placer Ave .. Westminster
962-7223 $76.500 Sunday 12-4
241 E. Wilson. Costa Mesa
548-7454 $91.500 Sat/Sun 12·4
21672 Saluda. Hunt. Bch. by Owner
968·9887 $99,500 Sun l ·S
#15 Redwood Tree Ln <Univ Pk) Irv.
548-5155 $107 ,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·S
• •5103 West Oceanfront. N.B.
673-2058 Sat/Sun 12·4
3 Baruna Court <Nwpt Crst> NB
759-9386 $143,900 Sat/Sun 11·5
1411 Kings Rd <Clfhvn) N.B.
642-5200 $425.000 fee Sa/Sun 1·5
2386 Westminster. Eastside. C.M.
646-7171 $82.000 Sun 12-4
2804 Cliff. Newport Beach
646·7171 $299.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
232122nd St., Newport Beach
646-7171 $550.000 Sun. 12·4
~633 Cameo Highlands Dr .. N. B.
759-0811 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
537 El Modena. Newport Beach
752-1700 $131,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
1115 S. Baker, Santa Ana
646-7711 $68,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
5319 River Ave .. Newport Beach
631-4990 $180.000 Sat/Sunday
508 Ventaja. Bluffs. N.B.
640-5357 $149.900 Sat/Sun 1·5
416 ~ata. The Bluffs. N.B.
64~5357 $224,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
243 62nd St Nwpt Shrs .. N.B.
642-88.50 -$95,000 Sun 1-4
•420 Lugonia, Nwpt Shrs., N.B.
642-88.50 _$1~ Sat/Sun 1·4
30936 Paseo Mar Azul. $.Juan Capo
496-0557 $91,900 Sun 11·5
• 16 Sea Island <Big Canyon ) NB
631-1800 $255,000 Sun 1·5
1968 San Bruno <Bluffs> NB
675-6000 $124,500 Sun. 1·5 537 Vista Grande (Bluffs) NB
64,-823.5 $l39,750 Sun. 1·5
3050 Killybrooke. Costa Mesa
979-5370 $84,900 Sun 1·5
1527 Priscilla Ln <Hbr Hinds) NB
642-5200 $112,500 Sun. 1·5
100 Intrepid. Nwpt Crsl. N.B.
640..53.5'7 $125,000 Sun 1·5
3 la & fJUIST Af'f
200·2001h Diamond Ave., N.B.
494-9473 $289,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
3 • .... FAM IM w DIH
600· 15th St. (Newport Hghts) NB
642-8'l35 $198,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2010 Yacht Resolute (Seaview> NB
644-6200 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
322 Poinsettia Ave .. CdM
644·6200 $269.500 fee Sa/Sun 1·5
••2 Balboa Coves, Nwpt Bch
681-1400 $345,000 Sunday 1·5
•1130 Pembroke CWe.stcliff) N.B.
642-m5 Sat/Sun 1·5
8611 Kings Place. Newport Beach
631-1400 $189,500 ~t/Sun 1-5
1521 E. Ocean Blvd .. Balboa Penin.
645· 1531 Sunday 12-3
1929 Tustin Ave. CE-Side> CM
545-9491 $124,900 Sat/Sun l ·S
•49 Jasmine Creek, CdM
675-5.511 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
310 Colleen Pl., Costa Mesa
642·7817 $119,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
24702 Calle El Toro Grande, El Toro
788-444.7 Low SIO's Sun. 1·5
2007 Seadrift, Corona del Mar 67~ $225,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2437 Duke Pl., Coll. Pk., C.M.
545-4289 $86.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
540VistaGrande (Bluffs) N.B.
759·1588 $183,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
992 Miramar, Laguna Beacb
497·1461 $194,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
221•vtaSan Romo <Lido late> NB
675-1828 Open dally 1-4
31 Bode1a Bay CSpy1Jua) Cdll
840-1812 Satllun 1-I
S Jetty Drive <Jasmtne Crk) CdM
8" ... 10 1238.00D Sat/Sun 1-1
•UI Jumlne Creek Dr .• Npt Bcb
•llU '"4,500 ~Dl·I "WlllM•lter. Corona delllar ltN'lU ~.ooo Sat/lkm 1.a
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3449 Plumeria. Costa Mesa
972·1104 $109.900 Sunday 1·5
•2929 Elles mere Ave <Mesa Verde> CM
5.49 9709 $114 .500 Sunday 12·5
• 15 Coleta Point Dr <Spyglass> NB
631-1800 $430.000 Sun 1·5
1406 Westc hfr Dr <Ws tcl() NB
675 6000 $169.500 Sun 1-5
2918 Jo~llesmere <Mesa Verde) CM
546·5900 $111.000 Sun 1-5
277 Morning Canyon (Shrclf > CdM
675-6000 $300,000 Sun. 1·5
1837 Commodore < Baycrst> NB
675-6000 $195.000 Sun. 1·5
• 1509 Dolphin Terr <Irv Terr> CdM
675-6000 $515,000 Sun. 1·5
1993 PortSeabourne <HVH II > NB
644-7020 $168.000 Sun 1·5
715 Balboa. Lag una Beach
644-4848 $248.000 Sun. 1·5
34 Silver Crescent <Trtlrk Hlnd >Irv
675-3411 $210.000 Sun. 1·5
18Canyon Island Dr .• N.B.
675·3411 $225.000 Sun. 1·5
2455 BambOo <Eastbluff) NB
673-2058 $179.SOO Sunday 1·5
928 Senate. Costa Mesa
979-5370 $79,500 Sun 1·5
26541 Mimosa. Mission Viejo
645·9161 $108,000 Sun. 1·5
28 Tanglewood. Irvine ,
552·7500 · Sun 1-5
1830 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa
645-0303 S200 .000 Sun 11 : 30-4
319 Walnut <Newport Shores) NB
642-8235 Sun. l ·S.
1618 Mariners. Newport Beacb
642-823.5 $152.500 Sun. 1·5
16 Skysail Way <Jasmine Creek)
CdM
642-823.5 $269.SOO Sun. 1-5
4902 Corkwood Ln <Univ. Park> Irv.
642-8235 $169.900 Sun. 1-5
1910 Greenbrier; No. Santa Ana
752-1414 Sun. 12·4
2010 Greenbrier. No. Santa Ana
752·1414 Sun. 12-4
• •62 Beacon Bay <Beacon Bay> NB
642-8235 $550.000 Sun. 11·6
2840 Catalpa <Eastbluff) N.B.
759·1501 $185.500 • Sun 1-5 • * 1 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach
759-1501 Sunday 1·5
743 Barracuda Way, Lag Bcb
497-1718 $339,000 Sunday 12·4
413 Acacia Ave .. Corona del Mar
675-1784 $289.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
104 Via Lorca <Lido Isle) NB
646-7414 $269.750 Sat/Sun 1·5
2424 Vista Ho gar CThe Bluffs) NB
644-4910 $122.950 Sun. 1·5
3620 Ocean Blvd. COid CdM) CdM
675-6000 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
549 Irvine CNwpt Hgts > NB
675-6000 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
545 Irvine (Nwpt Hgts) NB
675-6000 $215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2921 Pebble Dr. <HVHls) CdM
675-6000 $375.000 Sat/Sun l ·5
506 Marguerite, Corona del Mar
675-6000 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
21881 Harborbreeze, H.B. by Owner
968-9887 $129,000 Sun 1-5
do Lenwood Dr .. Costa Mesa
540-1720 $123,950 Sun. 1-5
23285 Pompeii Dr .. Laguna Niguel
540-1720 $179,500 Sun. 1·5
6 Silver Crescent (Trtlrk lilnd >Irv
675-3411 $189,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1901 Yacht Camilla (Seavu) NH
675-3411 $200,000 Sun 1-5
1807 Tradewinds <Baycrst> NB
675-3411 $198.000 Sat/Sun l ·5
•942 W. Orange Rd .• Santa Ana
540-1720 $85.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
460 El Caminodel Mar. Lag Bch.
494.9473 $259,000 Sun. 1·4
2039 Shipway CBaycrest) N.B.
675-7060 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
501 Rockford (Cameo Rids:'> CdM
673-3230 $270,000 Sun 1·5
1619 Bonnie Doone (Irv Terr> CdM
CdM
675·3411 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
•3174 Madeira <Mesa Verde) CM
546-58> $112,650 Sat/Sun 1·5
1809 N. Westwood. Santa Ana
546-2313 $81.900 Sat/Sun 1.5
2674 Redlands Dr., Costa Mesa
546·2313 $86,950 Sun 12·4
17951 Butler, Irvine
646-7171 $105.900 Sat/Sun 12·4
909 P.aularino, Costa Mesa
546-2313 SUS,000 S'un 1·+
1703 Plaza del Sur. Bal boa Pen in Pt
842·5200 $200,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
18731 San Rufino Dr. (Trtlrk Hls >Irv
64.2-5200 $264.500 fee Sa/Sun 1·5
3000 Clay St .• Newport Beach
759.()817 1172,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
1907 Beryl Lane, Newp0rt Bch 7~.()817 $167 ,500 Sat/Sun l·S
13681 Richardson Way. Westminster
536·1461 Sat/Sun 1·5
2040 Paloma, Costa Mesa
979-5370 Sat/Sun 11..t
232 Monte Vista. Costa Mesa
646·7171 $115.000 Sun 1·4
2414 Bonnie Place. Costa Mesa
646-7171 $152.900 Sun 12·4
337 Ramona < E/Side >CM
646-3255 $94,950 Sa/Sun 1-4 :30
709 Cameo Highlands Dr .. CdM
673-4400 $247.500-Fee Sa/Sun 1-5
2969 Babb St.. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $74.900
1867 Park Crest. Costa Mesa
Sun 1·5
546-2313 $145.000 Sun 12·4
1859 Port Ma r gate. Newport Beach
752-1700 $174 .900 Sundayl2-4
230 Iris, Old Corona del Mar
644-6200 $259.000 Sal/Sun 1·5
1421 J(jngs Rd .. Newport Bch.
631-1400 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •34 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch
631-1400 $335.000 Sat/Sun l ·S
•• 19 Balboa Coves. Newport Bch
631·1400 $325.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
209 Pearl. Ba lboa Is land
640-5357 $290.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
• •3322 Via Lido. Newport Beach
675·5511 $525.000 Sat/Sun 12·4
••221.5Heather Ln .• Npl Bch
642·1121 $268,000 Sun 1·4
205 Via Koron <Lido) Npt. Bch
673"8423 $460,000 Sunday 12·5
4 la pin FAM IM or D ..
27 Bluejay (Wdbrdg) Irvine
631-2246 $149.500 Sat/Sun 12 :30·5
2079Westminster <E ·Side>C.M.
545.9491 S107.000 Sun 1·5
3259 Turlock. Mesa Woods. CM
545-9491 $124.900 Sun 12·5 :n> 22nd St .. Costa Mesa
548-5879 Sat/Sun 12·4
972 Junipero Dr . Costa Mesa
752-1920 $94.950 Sat/Sun 1·5
730 Bluebird Canyon Dr .. Lag Bch
644-9990 $240.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
3092 Ceylon Rd .. Costa Mesa
$122.500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2424 FrancisC'o. Newport Beach
(714\997-1000 $189.000 Sa/Sun 1-5
• 1581 Skyline Dr .. Lag Beach
497-1718 $249.000 Sunday 12·4
223 Via San Remo <Lido Is le> NB
675-5626 -Open daily 1-4
·" 1032 Santiago Dr. <Dvr Shrs> NB
646-4769 S450.000 Sat/Sun 1·4 * 1801 Santiago Or:", Newport Bch
645-8268 $399.000 Sat/Sun 10·5
17 Stillwater <Turtlerock) Irv.
640-1812 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
18 Morro Bay <Spyglass> CdM
640· 1812 Sat/Sun 1 ·5
4 Shasta (University Pk> Irvine
640-1812 Sun 1·5
53 Cambria <Spyglass ) CdM .
640-1812 Sat/Sun 1·5
3514 Catamaran <HVHls ) CdM
646-7414 $275.000 fee Sun 1·5
• •924 W. Oceanfront. N.B.
675-6161 $485.000 Sun. 1·5
19612 Sanderson Ln .. Hunt 'g Beach
540-1151 $89.900 Sunday 1-5
29401 Troon, Laguna Niguel
494-9473 '$139.500 Sun. 1-4
2802 Circle Dr. <Ba yshores> N.B.
644-9060 Sun. 2-5
2127 Yacht Radiant <Sea vu> NB
675·3411 $328.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
4932 Persimmon. Irvine
540·3666 $184.500 Sat/Sun 12·4
9 Montecito Drive <Spyglass> CdM
640-5112 $389.500 Sal/Sun 12·4
211 1 E. Ocean Blvd. <Balboa PO NB
642-2900 $289.000 fee Sa/Sun 1·5
2708 Harbor View Dr .. CdM
673-3230 $392.500
• 17 48 low a. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $106.500
3445 Plumeria. Costa Mesa
546-2313
245 Princeton <Coll Pk> CM
Sun. 1·5
Sun 1-5
Sun 12-4
642-5200 $88,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
1681Sinine Dr. (Cowan Hts> SA
675-2311 $449.500 Sunday 1·5
#81 Montecito <Spyglass Hill) CdM
673-2500 $419,500-Fee Sa/Sun 1·5
2707 Canary. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $157.000 Sun 1-4
2510 Vista Baya Cr <Bk Bay> NB
642-5200 $275.000 fee Sa/Sun 1·5
2123 Yacht Yankee <Seaview> N.B.
673-4400 $299.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1527 Anita Ln .. Newport Bch
640-6259 $235.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
•21232Shaw. Huntington Beach
536-8632 $156.500 Sunday 1 ·5
2833 Catalpa, Newport Beach .
644-1156 S179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2871 Bayshore Dr. <Bayshores> NB
642-8235 $320,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1903 Yacht Maria <Seaview) NB
644-6200 $255.000 fee Sa /Sun 1·5
2012 Yacht Resolute <Seaview> NB
644-6200 $349,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
2607 Windover <HV Hills> CdM
644 ·6200 $325, 000 sat /Sun l •5
1421 Outrigger <RV Rills) CdM
644-6200 $300.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 302 Heliotrope, CdM
844.9060 Sat/sun 1.5 • 1806 Sandalwood < Baycrest) NB
642·8285 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1 ... 306 Heliotrope, CdM
8"·9080 Sat/Sun l·S
442 Catalina CNwpt Kgtsl NB
540-1151 $178,000 Sat/Sun l·S
4 ... 00M
10'70 Redding, Costa Mesa
540-1730 1111,IOO Sat/Sun 1·5
ll0211th It., Santa Ana
M>llll STl.IDO Sun lZ--4 ua Via Nice <IJdo Ille> N. B. .,...,..
••320 Morning Star Ln <Dv Sha)
NB
642-8235 $750,000 fee Sa/Sn/M 1·5 * 19 Royal St. George <Big Cyn) NB
642-8235 $649,900 Sat/Sun 1-3
182 Via UndJne <Lido> N.B.
67S.loa> 1398.500 Sat/Sun 1·~ •8811 Burlcrest. Hunt Bcb
961-M54 1110.000 Sunday 12-8
1911 Yacht Marta CSeavu> NB
81$-8000 $289,000 Sun. 1-5
432 Isabella Terr., Coroou del Mar
644-4848 $400,000 Sun-1·5
882Sandcastle. Corona del Mar
759 . .()811 $325,000 Sun 1·5
JroSYachlCoHnio <Senvu) NB
675-3411 Sun 1 5
•2600 Ughthouse Ln <ffVH) CdM
759-1310 $239.00 Sat/Sun 12-4
1514 Highland Drive. N. B.
759-0817 1282.500 Sunday l ·5
•328 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa
646-7711 $117.800 Sat/Sun 1·5
3110 So. Timber. S. Santa Ana
752-1700 $105.000 Sun 12-5
4806 Cortland <Cameo Hind) CdM
675-6000 $179,900 Sun. 1-5
2501 Bunya < Eastbtum Npt. Bch.
640-6500 $195.000 Sun. 1-4
1820 Tradewinds Ln .. Newport Bch
646·7414 $298.000 Sun 1-S
1846 Tradewinds <Baycrst ) NB
675-6000 $230.000 Sun. 1·5
• 1607 Dorothy Ln <Wstclf ) NB
675-6000 $197.500 Sun. 1-5
64 Oak Tree <Univ Piel l rv.
675·3411 $144.000 Sun. 1·5
1909 Yacht Colinia <Sea vu ) NB
675-3411 S339.000 Sun. 1·5
•2761 Sandpiper CMEtia Verde> CM
546·~ $157.900 Sun.1·5
8861 Henton Dr .. Hu,.ington Bch
962-5116 $94.900 Sun 10·5
14851 Mayten <Colle~ Park> Irvine
640-5560 $113.000 Sun 1-5
432 Is abella Te rr . CdM
644-4848 $400.000 Sun. 1·5
#9 Rue Barritz C Bog Can yon l NB
642·2800 $695 000 Sunday 1-5 336 Vista Bay a, Cost~ Mesa
645~0303 $126.500 Sun. 1-4
1105 Salinas. Costa ~ esa
645-0303 $139.500 Sun. 1·5
1219 Santiago < DovEt Shores l NB
642·8235 $349.500fee Sun 1-S
5162 Skinner. Irvine
642·8235 $119.950 Sun. 1-5
4931 Corkwood <Univ. Park> Irvine
752-1414 $179.000 Sun. 1-5
2306 Francisco. Ne\fport Beach
642-8235 $169.500 Sun. 1·5
115 Via Waziers CLifo Isle> NB
642-8235 $489.000 Sun. 1-5
128 Via Waziers (Lido lslel NB
642-8235 $375.000 Sun. 1·5
• 1816 Buttonshell CBaycrest l NB
642-8235 S329.50(] Sun. 1-5
5 llOltOOM
14962 Piper Cir cle. Irvine
640-5357 $115 .00t Sat/Sun 1-5
5 IR ptus FAN RM or DEN
17832 Gillman <Unrv Prk I Irv
636-787 1 $109,S(X) Sunday 1·4
•2764 De• Sot o A ve. (Mesa det
Mar>CM
556·2600 $120,()q() SIS 12 :30·4:30
2805 La Salle Ave.(Mesa del
Mar>CM
556-2660 $125.9t0 S IS 12:30-4:30
9601 Onset Cir . Htntington Bch
962-9565 Sl38.~')() Sunday 1·5
4175 Williwaw CRqt Club> Irv.
5594175 Sat/Sun 11 ·5
1512 Antigua Way <Dover Shrs> NB
644 -9060 $495.fOO Sat/Sun 1-5
2640 Basswood <£/Bluff> NB
675-6000 $185.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
20 Cypress Point c Big CyrJl NB
631 -3444 $750J)OO Sat/Sun 1-5
••407 Vi a Lido !ford. N.B.
675-4630 S475poo Sal/Sun l ·5 * 1907 Ga latea <Irv T err > CdM
558-1809 Sat 2·5 : Sun 1 ·5 \
1801 Port Carlor CHVHms) NB
675·3411 $21 .500 Sun. 1·5
4 Sandpebble <TR Glen> Irvine
644-6200 Sun. 1·5
•20 Burning T~e <Big Canyon I NB
644.QOO $64>.000 Sun. 1·5
6 IR pin FAM RM or DEH
365 Heather Pl . N. end Lag Bch
494·8672 Sat/Sun 12·5
••2266Chan•el Rd. CP enin.Pt.>NB
644·9060 S~i5.000 Sun. 1·5
•17 PointLo11a CSpygls>CdM
675·3411 ~95.000 Sat/Sun 1·5
1086 Tulare. Costa Mesa
540-3666 $142.900 Sal/Sun 12·4
COHDOMINIUMS
f()R SALE
12 IEDIOOM
1008 Baysi~e Cove East. NB
644-7020 $197,500 Sun 11-5
143 Morri~own . Costa Mesa
979-537~ $71.500 Sun 1-5
2554 Eide Ave. (Cedar Glen) C.M.
642-67 $89,500 Sat/Sun 10·5
•506 Aa Acapulco, san c1em
833· $89,500 Sat/Sun 12·5
21653 an Vista Dr .• So. Lag.
499-rs s100.ooo Sunday 1·5
1000 E. ishop. Unit U-1, S.A.
540· $50,900 Sun 12·4
1001 E. Grant. Unit E -4. S.A.
540-$51 ,500 Sat/Sun 12·4
312 Sy ey Ln .. Costa Mesa
645-$89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5
329 D hlia Pl., Corona del Mar
64 $159.500 Sun. 1-5
816 . Balboa Blvd., N .B.
61 -4400 $147.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
21 a Island Dl'. (Big Cynl N.B.
6 ·2500 $147,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
15 g Dipper Ct., Newport Bch
.3255 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1·4:30
Montanas Este <San Joaq. > lrv
9-ml $124,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
2·A Iowa St. (Mesa Verde) CM
Sl-3191 S68.000. Sun 1-4
" J • ..... FAM IM el DIM
25 Mainsail (Jasmine Crk) CdM
673·9080 $269.~ Sat/Sun 1-5
61 Pinewood (Woodbridge> Irv.
759-0811 $119,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
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'44·4141
CONDOMINIUMS
FOR SALE
l IEOIOOM
311 Alta Lane, Costa Mesa
548-5647 $94,500 Sun 2-5
•2019Avenida Chlco, Newport Bch
644-7020 $239.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
#6 Canyon Ln. (Cyn Crest) Npt. Bch.
759-0811 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
689 Vista Bonita (The Bluffs) N.B.
759-0811 $128,900 Sat/Sun 1-5
#7 Sanderling, Irvine
759-0811 $110,000 Sun. 1-5
2940-C Bradford Pl., Santa Ana
642-4758 $65,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2043 Vista Cajon <Bluffs) NB
631-UOO ..$155,000 Sun 1-5
4433 Lancewood (Univ. Park) Irv.
631 -3444 $107.900 Sun. 1-5
•424 Emerson (Cape Series> CM
642-5200 $105,000 Sun. 1-5
2569 Orange, Unit K. Costa Mesa
979-5370 Sun 1 ·5
l 11,.. FAM RM w DIH
#42 Sna_pdragon (Deerfield) Irv.
759-0811 $89,900 Sat/Sun I ·S
2156 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) N.B.
631·1~ $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
24-43 Vista Nobleza (Bluffs) NB
631·1~ $210,000 Sat /Sun 1-5
DUPLEXES
FOR SALE
l lR&l lR
521 lris. Corona del Mar
675-3411 $179,000 Sun 1-5
2 IEDROOM
508 Marguerite, CdM
543-6148 $325,000 Sat /Sun 1-4
211&111
••5705Seashore Dr., N.B.
675-6670 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5
313 E. Bay Ave. (Perun.> Balboa
673-9479 $168,500 Sun 1-5
515 Acacia, Corona del Mar
675-3411 $210,000
2 II Ir 2 Ill
417 Harding, Balboa Penn.
Sun.1·5
673-6880 Sat/Sun 1·4
710/710lh Iris, CdM
675-2311 $279,500 Sat/Sun 1·5
130 43rd St., Newport Bch.
675--0475 $175,000
521 I ris, Old Corona del Mar
675-3411 $179,500
3 II & 2 II
Sun 1·5
Sun.1-5
168 Magnolia, Eastside, C.M.
613-9479 $178,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
4404 Seashore Dr., N .B.
673-9060 $197 ,000
187 Albert Place, C.M.
Sun. 1·5
646-3255 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
122 42nd St., Newport Beach
631-1400 $198,500 Sunday 1-5
l 11 & 2 ....
FAM IM or DIM
603 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
675-5726 Sun.1·'5
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE
3 llDIOOM
300 E . Coast Hwy #334, N.B.
875-4010 $28,500 Sat/Sun 12-5
TOWNHOUSE
.FOR SAU
\ J -.oow
23'115 Whale Cove, Lal Niguel •
f 95-e892 $89,000 Sat/&m 10.S
THiii HOMIS UNDH $70.000
All m Co~ta Mes . 2 bedroom. 3
b<'droom, w~ had nin«\ slx urc 1otonc.
Don't wo1t, or tht.> c wiU be HOne too!
Cull now •
LUXURY FOi YOUI DOLL.Al
You mus t see th 1s gorgeous 4
bt•droom. 4 both, formal djnln~ room.
Corni ly room. br~akfaKt nook . 2900 sq.
rt or lu~ury Super Costa Mesa
!ora tion Clos•· to t-vl•rything &
wtt1lmf.t Just for you
UHITS-UHITS-UMITS
T"'o 4 PLEXBS Lon1o: Beach $79.900
Fourplex
Costa Mt•sa Tr1plt>x
Four 4 PIC'xcs. Hunt Beach
each
$108.000
$135,000 ·s14s.ooo
each
Eight Untb $160.000
T<•n Units $225.000
Sixteen Units $385,000
Call now for· details on any of
our inves tment property.
. 540-3666
CAPE COD CHARMER
PENINSULA Finest location : steps from
ocean. Charm personified! 3 Bdrms.,
2 ba., hu,:?e covered lanai. lge. viewing
deck w /ocea n view: beamed ceil..
frplc .. custom blt-ins. Oversized
corner lot, white picket fence! Asking
$350.000 incl. land !
OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5 1701 OCIAH ILYD.
HELEN B. DOWD
REALTOR INC. 644-0134
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W ALIC TO THE IEACH. ••
It's only a block away from this
s uper. new 2 bdrm .. 2 bath condo at
816 W. BALBOA BLVD. Ideal as
second home. with built-in security
system, or a fantastic location for a
newly married couple . Nice-ly
decorated . with all built-ins; at
$147,500. the only thing cheaper was
built years ago. OPEN THIS
.WEEKEND 1 -5 . Excellent
financing.
FAMILY HOME WITH VIEW
Largest plan in t he exclusive
Seaview d evel opment. wit h
s weeping d ay &: night views. Over
2700 sq. ft .. located on quiet cul de
sac, with 4 bdrms .. 3 baths, family
rm. with wet bar, formal dining
rm .. spectacular atrium large
enough for jacuzzi. $299,000. OPEN
SAT /SUN. 1-5. Tell the guard on the
gate you are going to see 2123
YACHT YANKEE ; he will direct
you.
TIAMSFEIRED OWNER
Owner's job requires move to New
York; he wants fast action on this
lovely 4 bdrm. home located at the
top or Cameo Highlands; over 1/4
acre or fee simple land, with
sweeping ocean & canyon views.
Heavy shake roof & lots of paneling.
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. See 709
CAMEO HIGHLANDS DR .
Reduced to $247 .500. Try a
lease/option.
5 IL HEAR MARIMRS PAii
A terrific family home on quiet
street, set among homes costing
much more! New carpets & new
paint, large fam ily r m . with frplc.,
yard needs a little work, but at
$179,300. this is a steal ! And, that's
not all, the owner will carry the
paper, wow!
INDUSTRIAL IUILDIMG
14, 720 Sq. ft. includes 3200 sq. ft. of
offices; located approx. 1-mile East
o! Van Nuys AirPort. Completely
a1r-cood., 1,000 amp. PoWer. Leased
to single tenant to 1982. $480,000 -
Will trade. •
COMPUTBIDD MAii~
Some just talk about it .-we .bave
it -computerized marketing. Want
to know what your home 1s worth ?
Come in or call for a marketing
analysis of your very own home.
It '1 free " only takes a few minutes. "Let our experience work for you".
IF Yll'YE Al.WAYS WANTED
TO lM ON Tll OCWI ...
Newport Pier ~ealtu
2005 laltoo llvd., M.I.
Eaell otflc9 lnd9pelldently
0-H end op9f8t9d,
SWEEPING VIEW
SPYGLASS HILLS
Totally upgraded, luxury living. Relax
& enjoy the beauty or ocean &
mountain views from the Mast er
Bedroom. living room. or kitchen.
Featuring lush carpeting. 2 fireplaces,
wet bar. automatic timed sprinklers.
Special intercom throughout. glazed
tiles, natural wood cabinets & much
more! Sound gooa? The price is even
better -At $389,500 this 4 Bedroom
."Tradewinds" has to be the best value
in Spyglass. Let us show you. by
appointment.
OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUH 12·4
9 MOKTICITO DltlYE
HOME sms!
These 2 home sites are the last ones
left. Offered are 2 contiguous R·l lots in the village of Northwood, in Irvine.
Build your own custom home or
choose from 3 beautiful plans included
with these lots. Buy either or both at
$45,000 each. raeal l ocation to
shopping&: freeways. Call for details.
THE ~MIVERSITY PAIK TBlllACE Most popular "Cambridge" model. 3
bedroom. 2 bath. single story, near
schools &: shopping. Very motivated
seller -Submit your terms. Offered
at $97,500.
5-PLEX -ORANGE
Two 3 bedroom, 2 bath -Three 2
bedroom, 2 bath. Zero vacancies. Just
5 years old. Excellent inves tment
opportunity. Flexible on terms.
$265,000.
RENTALS! RENTALS!
We currently have several fine rentals
in Newport Beach, Cost a Mesa. &
Corona del Mar. Special opportunity
NOW to rent BRAND NEW 2
bedroom, 2 bath apartments in Costa
Mesa at special discount rates or ONE
& ONE HALF MONTHS FREE! Call
for details.
R.C. TAYLOR CO.
640-5112
CAMEO SHORES
FULL OCIEAH VIEW!!
New exclusive; rare 4 BR. 3 ba.
custom home with xlnt floor plan &
panoramic ocean view; liv. rm., din.
rm., mstr. BR &: den w /frplc.
overlooks enormous entertaining patio
on ocean view side. $339.500, Lsbld.
Prine. only. By app't. Call now, only
full view available !
CANYON YllW -$259,tOO
Custom 3 BR. 2 ba., den home. lushly
landscaped &: shows like · a model!
J ust steps to private beach. Call for
app't.
*RICH REALTY *
'673-7040 ••
673-0510
The finest f amUy neighborhood in
Newport. Convenient to the best
sebools & shopplng areas. And. we
h ave the best priced l·level, 4
bdrm. fa mily home .•. with
spectacular ocean It night ll1bt
view. 2501 Bunya. Open today 1-4.
1195,000
673-2051
MARRIAGE
SALE
Lvly 4 br. 3 ba rmly home
w/Vlew located in highly
destrable Castille area of M1s1uon Viejo. Invest now m one of Orange
County's fas test ap·
prec1aUng areas. Seller
Just married, does not need 2 homes. Agent 1s
seller. 646-7711
IEACHHOME
$137,200
Rare beach home on ree
land. Steps to lbe beach,
pools & t.enrus. Absolute·
ly immaculate & highly
upgraded thruout. Great
starter or summer home .
Sellers are liquidating &
are motivated. 646-7711
~ Walker t; Lee
Real Elltat.e
OWtBWAMTS
<>c...or~ ........
Will trade up. Rave bke
Arrowhead new custom
No. shore w/great lake
vu, 125· to lake & dock
site. 4 BR (I unf), 3 full
BA game rm, wetbar.
jacuzzi. import tile, T&G panel. Level entry &
parlung, $275,000. (714)
337-2'14; 337-1717
IALIOA POINT
OPIN SAT /SUM I ·5
2lll E.OCEAN BLVD.
Fir st orr e rin g :
4+8drms, 2~ ba. SUD·
ken L/R, family rm. 3 car gar. Steps to Bay & Oc:ean. Fee. $289,000.
Q.AUDI SHIFFEI
UM.TOI 642·2900
CLASSY COHDO
Xtra lg . 3br condo.
Fabulous throughout.
Cozy frplc, pool, jacuu:1
One ~new. Seller will finance. No loan rees,
low interest rate. Call
m.5370.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
PIJCB> TO SB.I.
Low down. 3 Bdrm, 1 '-'a
ba condo. $65,000. ()pen house Sat/Sun 1-4. 2930-C
Bradford Pl, SA. Rucker
Realty 642-4758.
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SALISPIRSOM
U )'OU like the real estate
busl.nesa, you will love It
here; celmlllluioa split
to 90%. Call Smlllo' llelvyn. IM&-4463
Mariner's Cove
REAL~ry
• •·Acre Lots Sub<Clivl11on, ready to build.
WllT MIWPOIT
2 Bdrm beacb cottare. 1 block be,y . belldl.
PALMDISBT
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LOCATION
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.Wt'~ lncluded ln thl CAMF.0
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doors: lheN> art' 3 .. pat'loo. bdrms &
for mal dlnlnR rm.. rt>ar yard Is
rros.~·fenC't'd. 11eparatlnfl tht> luxurlt>u,.
pool A patio ure S225 .000 633
CA MEO UIGllLANDS OR . N B
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
THI WORK IS DONI
in this spN'I nc·u lur CANYON .c· H l':sl' t•ondo. It's un enct unit in u
vt•ry sophtstH·itt{'d <·ompll'X Tht•rt.• art•
3 bdrms. & 21.'J baths; ll hos been
profess. dect>ratcd In soft tones &
s h ows like u model $179.500 #6 c A Ny 0 N L A N Jt: I N D 0 p Jo: N
SAT/SUN 1·5
WANT TO Pl.A Y GOLF?
This San Joaquin VIEW condo has 2
bdrms. & 2'h baths. also conversation
pit & wet bar: property is close to
country club & all f acililies. $124,500.
J29 MONTANAS ESTE. JRV1Nl£.
OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5
LOWEST PllCE
BRIGHTON MODEL in
WOODBRIDG E! End unit with 2
bdrms .• de n & 2 ~ baths : prize
winning floor plan ; vacant &
available. $119.500. #61 PINEWOOD.
IRVINE Coff Yale Loop). OPEN
SAT /SUN 1·5
IF ECONOMY IS IMPOITAMT
. . . you should see this DEERFIELD
condo. with 3 bdrms .. family rm. & 2Vl
baths: located on beautiful greel)belt,
handy to pool & jacuzzi. Only $89.900.
~SNAPDRAGON. IRVINE. Shown
byappt.
CORNER LOCATION-DEERFIELD
Free-standing home with numerous
upgrades. profess. landscaping &
atrium; 3 bdrms., 2 baths, sin~le level
home. comple te with ai r -cond .
$110.000. #7 SANDERLING, IRVTNE.
OPEN SUN. 1-5
ILUFF5-PRICE REDUCTION!
Exceptionally starp 3 bdrm .• 2 bath
condo in a highly desirable location,
conv~nient to schools, shoppin~ &
recreation facilities. Price just
reduced to $128,900. 689 VISTA
BONITA, N.B. OPEN SAT/SUN J.5
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Red\k'ed f« action. Or lnl your rash ~ trade.
Balboa Isl 3 story duplex.
Owner 640-87~
Beaut. 2sty, lmm•c home
w/used brick. Corner
loc. 3 br, 2 ba, + 2 br
guest apt. $289.500. Open
House Sat/Su o 1 5 .
200-2001,Aa Diamond, R.l.
497·2894 or 494·9473:
Nol.an Real F.atate, J im
Howard.
FIUl\lly home near water.
4 Br. 3 ba. Century 21
Newport Center 640-SJS 7
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Home + coti.ge behind
oceanfront · o nly $130,000. Prine. Only
Brt.536-9184
HEART OF BALBOA
Duplex + + walk to
2701 HAll09' VI W D•.
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wood & brick noors. Cuitlom ""UHf!I "·
much wallpaper & mu11Un c urloh111
Stained ~l ass Dutch door, wlndnw
boxes & brick walks. Remodclccl
dream kitchen. lattice sundeck. many
fruit trees, beautiful yard. $289,000.
Come by & take a peek for yourself on
Sat/Sun. l ·SPM. 413 Acacia Ave ..
CdM. 675·1784
50 I aOCIFOltD
onH SUNDAY 1·5
Cameo Highlands home with ocean
view. Freshly remodeled. 3 BR. 2 ba. + den & if secluded gardens &
beautiful patios are in your lifestyle.
come see lhis home! One of the most
beautiful redwood overhangs in all of
CdM. $270,000.
llADLIY & CO. REALTORS 613-3230
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Unbellevable ! Pl ush (1ne11t furniture store <'aUledraJ celllnga, 3 rar GOOD ill•
College Park home . 3 Amon I( l he m a n y gar & more The de Near best sc·hools, shop
Massive b l'drms , 2 amenlties are over 125 corat.orju.stf1rushedand pu~.l&f~way 4 en.2 baths. beautHul brick rolls ol wallpaper. teak & it's better lhan new BA home
rireplace, s unshine tile floors. la vish Custom wallpapl'r & ParkPlace,ln<'842·i llil
ldtcheo. lush landscap· draperies & much more. drapes add to lhe over all ----
Ing,. VACANT. owner Mesa del Mar. $129,000. feeling of 5tyle a nd
wants · out S85,900 Prine. Only . Owne r / ~race . <.:all p B 1 ASSUMl81/1°10 LOAM
FHA/VA te rms . Acl Agent~ 964 243lor ~-02'1 pager 2 Bdrm 11., balh. 2 rar
now! ~Z3L3 DREAM HOUSE . unique -~--·------~arage. flreplar •'. UIJ·
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&. by tbe country club. Distinctive 2 and 3
One of the most e njoy a· bedroom condominiums
b&e pool & jacuzzi homes from 189.500
available. Xtra lge one 25S4 Elden Ave .. C.M.
story home. Call to see 1t 642·6734
---------------.l•Hi•1M•~~••'9~0tt0111leach 1040 •.••.......•....•...... EASTSIDE CORNEil
DOW. 968-3371
downtown, bay or ocean.
Quiet street. o.w.c. ist -·cia-ucED T .D. Mi chael R e al nu ...,
_________ , (~l\'t113§1$i§j VA FHA TERM~
COSTA ME.5..t Clean 3Br, l'i'lBa. lg lot.
qUJetst. lVJ m1 from bch. S74.SOO. Prin only please.
Owner/agt. 556--2725
3 big bedroom '>, P••
baths. new roof. new
paint in/out, new cpt
thruout. Offered at
S107.500 Open Sal/Sun at
34.2 Dlter SI
MEW IEACH HOME
By builder. block t o beach. ocean 111ew. S IJR.
4"'" ba. 3000 sq fl. lrst
balconies 208 15th S1 .
$195.000 Al!.<> 4 BR. 21 ~
ba at 60I 17th St. $l29.000
536-1718. Estate 673-6880 S28ll 500 to $255,000
A Piao V 3 BR residence.
Real Ea tale FW.ER REAL TY
546-0114 Duplex 2 BR. +studio. 313 upgraded •te nsl vely,
E. Bay Ave. $168,500. plank O&rflrs, kitch. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _673-_94'19 __ Ag~e_n_t. ____ 1 ram rm. Lux urlous .;. carpel w/matching area
Vlew~M!
41a.ftOOL-SPA
Superior views from this
gorgeous bluffs top lri·
level. Double door entry.
~UME VA 9i,.,3 LOAN
$15,000 0.P. Open house
Sun 11·5. or call 557-0707
art 9 p.m . 3424 Santa
Clara, 3 br. 2 ba. lg rmty
rm, centr a l atrium
w/Jacuzzi. Total sec
system + much. much
more! By owner.
OPEH HOUSE Opetl Hw. Hr. lch. 4br, 2ba. fam rm. $94,900. Sot Ir S.ft I ·5 By owner. 962·5116
972 JUM.,EIO DRIVE -----
FANTASTIC·
CLUBHOUSE CONDO
with pool, jacuzzi, Bar-b.que. Walk to
tennis & golf. 2 Bedrooms & den with 2
bath. Beautiful carpets & drapes.
Double garage with electric door
opener plus loads of extras. $99,900.
LARCH 2 & D84
OM THE WATER
with 42' boat slip, built·lns, 2
fireplaces, 2 covered patios. 3-car
garage. Tremendous financing.
$350,000.
JACOBS REAL TY
671-6670
2919 Mewport ltYcl. COl'MI" JOfll
CUSTOMS Bedroom WATERFRONT
-Dock
Owner will finance -$.175,000. c• ..
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.......... 640-6161
1022 rugs/ grasaclolh & taste ulfy wallpapered
thruout. Extended J•-ow•-.. _•8•-W-ILL--•I balcony. Customized
• · larger din area & family CAlaY htT.D. r oom . Cus t o m ized
AT f'I• FOi 2 YIS. aromatic cedar paneled
JASMINE CllllC garqe w/blt·in atUc "
Baymat model PJan J. 2 pull down 11talrs. John
Bdrm + den. 2 bath, Shearer Realty. 640-8715
beautlfully decorated. OPIMSUM. t·5 F\llly upgraded w /pvt
front courtyard, auto 603 JASMINE sprinklers & securl ty Extra large duplex; 3
11y1tem. $215,000. •22 BR. den. 3 ba. + 2 BR.
Shoal Drive. den. 2tn ba. Both have
we t bars & laundry rooms.
Scenic Prop. 675·572&
•l&UOMSVllW•
Huge contemporary
custom residence. Walls
d glass. Formal dining
w/retraclable ceiling. s
tn-0952 759.0163 Bdrms, ahelteted pool le ·-------•! ~ENSATISUN2·5PM
IDllNADELMAR
CHAIMEI
Agent. s,se..190t; 875-8800
MIWOMMdlCIT
Corona Hl1bland1i· 3 bdrms., 2 baths, lrp c.;
$199 500 1ome ocean view;
l , private beacbea. Open
3 Bdrm. lvlng Rm, ~ H .4648elTaDrive. $@.£fl.~ l~Utll~
wltb new master suite, * 67S.H30 *
wllb bath area, oew 36Ti f:. <.'st lhn, CdM
kitchen, f amUy room and
SH-:.IS.".'·'· ek!ganl mirrored walled '" living rm. Formal din· SAT/SUM. 1·5 ing1 2 fplcs, 4 spacious 2Sl5FllST AYE. beorms, family room opem to sparkling pool 2 Bdrm. aecluded home and 6' circular spa. Giant
wtlb faotasuc view. + firepltl Covered view
separate house. also 2 patio and balcony. Much, bdrm.&view.$425,000. h m , p · ed lo MAURYSTAUFFER muc ore. nc
SEAUONREALTY ~t~~~~J~t'111~•<f· m-::. ~::~3 ~: t1ii1M$il
pvt yard, lmmac 4 -:::=!!!!
, workable terms. 3 llDllOOM
$2:1>,000. 644M()l8 $75,000
2 Yr new townhouse, 3 Br, 3 br starter home, lge ce· 2'11 ba. lam rm, wet bar, ment patio, sprinkler
2 frplcs, auto dbl gar. system separate lauodry
SW.000.640-5679. room. Earlhtone up·
LEASE OPTION grades coming. F85t ap·
SJO,OOO down, SlOOO per preclaling area. All mo, lease for 1 year of termaavallable.646-7711
wbk:b StiOOO applys. 3 BR. 2 be, beeul rerurbi.Jhed.
So. d Hlway. Ownr/bkr, 673-1148.
MAllOI VIEW HlLLS
Spacious Broadmoor Ex· ecvtlve home wlth large
secluded pool " Jacuzzi. Ra1led wood beam ceil-
t n11. massive atone
nreplate, • bdrm. +
ram. rm. By Owner.
$238,800. Call 759-1310
OPEN SAT/SUN 12·4.
2«10UGH'mOUSE LN.
~ Walker & lee
Real Eetat.e
lbMDMEW
TOWHHOMES
"lrittwv Woods ..
(F.asta.lde Costa Mesa>
2432Saota Ana Ave.
English Tudor 2&3 Br
split leve l, 2&3 car
garage , frpl cs.
ml.crowava, greenhouse
windows, pool, SP•·
TENNIS court.
formal diJl1q area. Liv·
latrm baa beauUiuJ used bilck fireplace w lth
ralaed hearth. For addl·
tiooal lolormaUon and
complete liat ol excep·
tional f eatura call
From$89,950 ..,,,.------2 HOUSH ot1 LOT 648-0061 or tss-1920 $lfOifCiJffS..,. 2 Bdrms each. $185,000 Developed by
Immac ulate custom _b)'_owne __ r_. 640-__ 11_f8 ___
1
__ W_oodtree ___ De_v_. c_o_._
built 3 Bdrm a +den
home. Pvt Master Bdrm
714-731-3777 I baa It 's own
ace and view deck . c fiuoclq. ~klag •.ooo. ........... lttr.
tQ.0497 '4J.J263 -SHOllCU"5
On Ewalac Call10G llCUlllft Wide Cao.rem VJew .,.,...CL.... Architect Ellerbrook __ ..,... CU1l91D home, S BR 2 BA,
2 Bdrtne aad study. tJ.lbaped WOllDd r•UO. Beautiful JNeD CHYOD 0 r. c I 0 u • J l " n I .
..Soceuvi.w. ~to Pll,500. Call
6J 1·1610 •· ror IPPl. r7MOOO
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ll A M ll 0 T I otMlon ltopped '°' -I I I' I I Oft the way to the otmlMl'Y.
OUPLEX-N EW PO RT
HGTS 3 BR l Ba + 2 BR l BA. new carpets. gar
w/st«age, pauo. lndry
rm w/W/D hkup. Xtra lge fncd lot & RV pkng.
$137,000. By owner.
75&-1438
Mesa Verde lmmac 3br
home. Frplc, new ap·
pbances m kitchen. \~
ba. Mus t see lo ap·
IEST fJOOL VALUE
IH HNTG HACH
Sh.up 3 Bdrm 2 bath, :uf
,acenl to park, h u~l'
mas I er bdrm s u1 tl'
hurry on U11s on<>. Ask in~
only$8.S,950 Call 546-~I
~·HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
MINt ORCHARD Immaculately c le an.
tastefully derorated 4
bdrm. 2 bath home with
wallpaptir and plush
carpet throughout &at·
i og frw t tre-e s in pool
sized bar k yard. country
k1lchen . two patios. dou·
ble garue Perfort an
every way ror YOUR
family. $94.950. Call Gcn•--------
Rvan. 752·1920. Assumable8.i4 VA
J '-'UAIL $12.500 O.P , no qua l T Yorktown Villas. 2 br 1',
PLACE 1 ba condo. Encl gar. laun·
dry rm. EvPS 5J6..80ll NOPYTIES"' By owner ·-------preciate. By owner. 10,..Tlll:JOP.M.t
S4&-S040_. ------I n_v_e_s-te_r_m_u_s_t_s_e_l_I -6 2 IUCS TO
VACANT!
3bedroom home on a cor·
ner lot near a park. T• to led c_,.t w.u.... 654-1202
taornes tn Co5ta Mesa. No IEACH
brok.erage 4 Bdrm. Newport West
3>5 Ambursl S82.500 with $66.000 al 9V•'7c loan. 2332 Fordham $83,500 SU7,500. ~
238.5Notre0ame $82,500 IKR 963..a377 ZlS Wakcfores l $84,500..._ _______ _
941 Serra Way $8S,5001-"'-------
US8 Mission SSS.500 WalJt to beach, La Cuesta
CaJI 831-9081 for mforma· By Sea, El Cajon s Br,
M ~A VERDE lion. pools1r.e lot. 962·9565 PRESTIGE HOME
38r. llv rm/din rm, rrptc. NEW 21R CONDO
lg 1ereeoed Ln ore in Cam DUl't.EX wit.h 2 baths. Up"raded. rm, auto garage, lo 2 Ddrms. each; frplcs., 2"11 car gar. Tennis crts .
malnl yd. lots of shut· blt·ins, patios. enclosed NrOcean. 191,900. Owner
ters, lmmed occupaocy. 1tarages. laundry rm : will take 2nd T.D. Call
Sll2,000. By owner backs up to golf course 918-3454 ~~~~~!·5 I A.WngGIBs1W10.0C:LKER Very nice 2br, i~ ba. 2
979 7605 A car garage w/complete·
· llALTY 675-5200 ly new kitr hen & carpet.
It's worth comlng to see. Mo s t r oo m s a r e
This 2 S&ory 5 BR. 3 Ba. panelled. Close to shop·
·home. The entire home pin.i & schools. Ea!'ly
bas been elegantly re· 6'~ SAVER walk to beurh. $77,000 modeled &.n warm earth IW 213-328-54\3 tones. $129,000. Open Walk to ~chools through
most Sal/Sun 12·4. 2135 OCC. Expanded College VA REPO
Sa n J u an La n e . Park home. llul(e ramily 3 br, 2 ba, fresh paintin &
Owner/ Ageot 556-6885 room . open beam out. New crpl S6J4 mo. cathedral , s tone PTI. John Va oiao Co. l .V.DatGHT fireplace. Move ·ln 631~ .
4br 2ba Mesa Verde ready. OPEN SAT. l·S. --------
home, oo lge corner lot 2$16 Andover or call GOrT IErO
w/aeperate driveway • ~ 3 Br 2ba, new cpl. Sl500 staraie area, L3t'l x eon. dn. SS12/mo r /I. $76,500. IC#' all your R.V. needs. 21 RXa UPl'la
Convenlently loeated S.WOdn. 4 Br l ~ ba. $475
work.tbop wJ240 • 120 tDtaJ mo pymt. $65.950
votta ouUeta avall. Close Mulhearn Rlly Register to COWJtry club le golf Ml~ t C.....,. lfl-7153
course. $122,500.· By ~0.5357 ----
_Owner __ . 962_·7_620_. ---1•------------WALK TO 1lf E BEACH
By Owner. Meaa Verde f'or under $72,000. This r.= bome. 3 Br. den BIJILOERSll 3br 2·S\Y twhse is one
a-llu dlnln ' •• tremendous buy. Just
'""Mii rm, aep. 1 Qlper E'ade Costa Meaa lilted so hurry! Atnt. :ftt.!IJ 1:~·~ ~: location. Okler4 bdrm on _9884i50 _______ _
1e1mere A"•· Open Sun· latie C'\&l-de·s•c lot with --Hous111 dQ IJ.S room to WW 2 or maybe __ ... 5
. 3 men uni.ta Ult.eel at SAT/SUM I t:JM tJO
$125..000 ftUShD • ..._ '"'I ........ PUUm RIAl.n lat TO sea,ooo. 9%. 4Br. M.900 Reduction. The 146.olt4 2i.tea, 2 trplca. corner -.i price Nortb CO.ta ~ trlr accaa.
.... bmne. 4 Bedr111. 2 MARINA HJOKLAN~ tt7 t Cfttc..t Dr. betb. ~ ll;ttdMn, Oe.laner home, C\lllom Pool az lot, spa, lsl 83.000
.... ..,_, pa..,Uo:.,_O,atA r Jacuuf, 2 years new. TD 83~~. 4Dr, 21,;Sa, 2
.,... • 4,-. ct Shown by appt. J o Ann ltplta. too many xtru to
oowlMl-Jlll DaranAl\. 7»0619 mention. Come & ate.
cw~'"•·•' ilVl'W ro" r..c11 Eutaide By Owner. 3 bd, S3f.8836 E)aln/aj(l.
l .. ba~~.P. XJnt <>Pen Houe•B1 Owner cmd, upsn DaUy k So. H.B. arta. llua&. JM.• •. ...,
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a nd ye ar a r o un d ~ can be yourl! I
YoU own Utta 3 BR 41 den.
pool hOme in nearby F v Owntn llMd qwck ul1·
VA FHA ltt1J\6 a 11 I a b&e 100 IM,SOO CM.JI no~ ror BroM-r 114 0108
0.-s.t/S.• 12·5 Dar\tna a Bdrm. 1 ba
i.t.wiet' home w/lat'-" t•nt'I ~ Pan-d otr at RV Partona Spark.liq pool t'2.SOO. lml Kn'lpp Dr,
118 , Nnr\b 11(
Yorlltown/W uf BuMlllJ'd
OPEN TODAY 1-5
4 lllM., f AM., + lir lllnn rm
JJIO SQ. FT. coDl&i Pl.AM
148.5 1 Maytca. clos<' by park & pool
co mfort bly appoant ed & wt>ll
moinlatM>d : num ·roua delux e
(cnturt-s. Priced ror quick sulc ut
Sll3.000
llt>d tile r oof . gated entry way .
upgrad ~ kitchen. expanded den or
ra mllv rm with beamed cdllng.
Sertudl'd master s uite with fireplace
and patio bakony + 2 patios. Close to
~<'hools. pool, tennls court & shopping.
$100.000 Call toduy to see! Ask for
MarUyn. YllW THISf-THEY'll .NEW!
w. f'9Ulllly •thd ...... two ........... they _.. ..ow Of'IH FOi YIEWIMG TODAY
NOMt-5.
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llACHCONDO
0..C'hc'lor'lj pad m.~ Llar&ll uplWdcd m1un,.r
'.'>UJW w/frpk Adll1> onl)'
l'Twate pool. \'nd 1¢ar,
~ ll1k to ooarh
•tU..&377
.. CREAM PUFF"
3 tlnnll. 2 bllU\i. Totally
n:•furbudwtl. Mu:it i.ut• to
111•pr~r1atc W nlk to
IH'al'h. Only S71U>OU
l'Al.LNOW I I
Hkr S3ti l4t.l
SIEDROOMS
FOllONLY $7',900
Custom ramlly room
wilh Swedish f1repl;tl'•·
Uas BBQ H U RRY
tlURRY!
536-1461 lkr.
TEMflS HAllT7
WOODBRIDGE
SPECIALS ~'till"OU:I o( h \I 1 ng in I ht•
~11uufu1 Lakt!i.tde c:om
OlUl\Jty ol Woodbnd~e?
We h1tve homt-&\laula
bit• an 1.h_, pnce r ange
from $72,900 to $14S,000 Please r al.I ror del.al.ls.
551 -3000
11M11.ltt0CI(
OfllH SUM I ·S
S'52 SI...,.. SI"°
Nt-W on markt1t . 2 ~ly
Phan 7. 4 hclr11111. h11n 1 10
211 ba. rumpui. rm :t cdr
garage CoulJ l>~ 6
bdrm:. Good ltM' Ut' fOSlo
from park & pool Owner
will curry f1nanc1111(
$1.55.750
WOODIRIOGE
OPEHSUM.1-5 Jr Wl'Ol'fl~IO(>E
~f Al T >
Court.side charmer. M 1le 1--=======;;...-
11 lridgewood
New on m1trkel, fan
tasltc Bnght-0n by Akins
2 Bdrms. den. 2"2 buths , central air . Bright &
rheerluJ. Exquls1tcly de·
cor ated. Assumable
loan $127 ,950
from ~ocean. 3 Bdrm.
2t,..i bath Townbome. with a ll the upgrades .
$102,900
754-7800
Mulhearn .. ~r~
UNDER $84 000
A4 bedroom POOL homt!
near the new I rvme High Sch<Q and park. Be sure
and see this great buy to-day. cau now.
e H>\NCH
RE >\LT Y
~)~) 1 7000
TURTURO CIC
OPEHSUM.1-5
18932 RACIHE
Reduced for quick sale 4
Bdrms .• 2 baths. family
rm .. atrium. central air w/electron1 c filter.
Secluded yard. patio.
Turli k GI I Many upgrades. Near OPEH SUMDA Y eroc en nvc r-schools. Land inrluded. ness elegant 4 bdrm 3 ba al 16411 NORMANDY Cam rm, library. jacuzzi. Best v ue in Turllerock.
Prestige <I BR 3 BA, wet bar. A/C, buge yard, $~,950
.!{real floor plan. Lovely extras galore. siu,500 by HIGHLANDS
pvt yard. close to St. owner. 752-8318. Beautiful Sage Model an
Bonaventure. Asking ---------1 1Urtlerock; upgraded in
$1311,900. GREAT VIEW every way; 2 bdrms .. 2
H.bow Sain d Turtleroc'k & Newport baths. duting nn.; great
846-4408 Hills. prlc & lake. Top view ! Centr al air .
---------• condo in Rancho San microwave. Owner is ...._ 1044 J'"oaquin. 2 Br + den. moving out of area; caJI
••••••••••••••••••••••• form. dining, wet bar, for app't., you won't I>\' rrs H~E frplc, steps to pool. Like dlsappointed. Sl17,950
5" new-upgrades. $145,ooo. HafT AGE PARK
A 1olfers delight & 152-1104, 752-0392 2 Bdrm.,, l~ baths, 2·
elegance too! This home story. New on market.
dlers the good things or Rmdlo S-JOGqlli11 Assumable loan. Xln life at their best. A uni-Bey oo Golf Course for cood. ~.900
que combination of loca-underSll.9,000. DAVID D. CAILSOM
tlon view, design & 2Br,den.2Ba. By owner. IEALTOll lll-9293 value.Situated in the San OpeoHouseSat/Sunl-'I
JoaquJa golf cours 38Artdes 552-5712 --------1
ntaties ill lrvtne. Only flOlt SALE $145,500.552-4477 WOODBRIDGE, Willow 4 BR3 BA, luxury 1arden
r-::.:--.Ml ... -... ,.•1 481", 3ba. fam rm, diDillg home w /cuatom built rm._-plush cpts, up· atrium & wate rfall. \...:-l .... iiWilillli6il ... Yiiilliil'J graded, auto sprin.k.lers,
Th• IMI ht .. er1
SUNDAY
SPECIALS
OPEN TODAY
52 SpmTOwhawk
t)Pfo:N 12·4
llt·uut1ru1 3 h1•droom Woodhr1dl(e townhome
Wlth very 1ucl• upgradel> throughout & c ustom
bnck pal.Jo. Close to ten
nll>&SWICIUl\lllg. $71,500
5052 Dooftoke
OPEN 12·4
Cal1Corn1a Hom es 2
bedroom ram1ly home
Wlth ~aragc conver ted lo
family room. Near schools, s hopping &
park. $78,900.
114 TongeriM
OPEN 12·5
Professaooally decor ated
Orangelree 2 bedroom pati o h ome with
earthtone decor. Just
step;tothepool! S71.900.
120 TongeriM
OPEN 12·5
An immaculat e
Orangetrec 2 bedroom
pauo home with central
air & on greenbelt Iota·
I.too. $78.900.
5Cabot
OPEN 1·5 Beautiful NORTHWOOD
4 bedroom family home
with central aar. Less
than 1 year old ! SI 11.950.
38 S2 Saletn
OPEN 12·4
Cul~erqale's finest 4 bedroom home with new
p.amt. carpet & fountain
in atrium. Just step from
the park, tennis & pool.
$106,000.
41l2KNHI
OPEN 12·4
75Z·l700
IRAHOHEW
UNJVERSITV PARK
3 Odtm. 1SOO sq ft . C¥ m
bndge In the Torr11Ct!.
Totally rebuilt. Only 199.'700. Call for details
CenteruaJ Real Estate
833-3307
LaiJl-IHcll I 041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Caqsey
Co~y
OPEHHOUSES
SUMDAY MARCH 4
I 'Iii 5 p.m.
l22n Eosenada Ori ve
An elegant home with
panoramic ocean a nd
village views. 3 mal>ter
bedroom s. each wtlh
bath and garde n en ·
trance. Formal dining
galleria, paneUed den. 2
fire pla ces. mu ch
pnvaey. '395.000 •
928 Miramar St.reel
See this stunnln~ home
on 3 lots. Wood and gluss
beauty with 3 bedrooms.
2 baths. rich Mexican
l tt56 Vlrc)Wa Wf1Y, ~ Le1J1M
-Two~ cottage a. woodsy MftMc)
wlthoc.-•lew. SIS0,000
31101 MafMMIPcft, ............
-,..,.... bedr-OOM S-0... llt MiCJIMI Wnt wttt.
prbateysd met pool.SI 5',000
1315 Pffcalnl •. LOCJllllCI leach
-~ bedrOOlll fcmnity hOtM wHtt ,_or_.c
oc.-..... s 198,500
•Lingo 49s.1120 ~::uiiP Aull'""
On tne Orange Coast-look to Lingo first
ALWAYS WAMTED A "'STEAL .. _
& IM LAGU .. A IEACH, YET!!
We hcrfe 2 yoet c• saatch. Weter Med•
cnh: yow c• han 2200 sq ft HK ltome,
OCEAN VIEW fr°'" eoclt "°°"" T• o•ef'
aew In. w /1fts than llOnllCll ca M price
$197,500
READY FOi YOU!
C11sto. split-M•el Tlldor. Spec holw es:
exposed beant c_.hc), Ft-. dn. CJ"9•••amse
·~ , ........... suite, fonMI dWMJ
$194,000.
tile. sundeck. Owner has
bought another house. -·~---R•E• ... -·TY-• MustSellN<YW! ~•~ AA. PRICE SLASHED!
Builder must liquidate
all bas froperties 1m-med1ale y! Priced at cost! Fantastic white
water view; 4 bdrml> ..
2"'2 baths, wood & glal>s
$296.500.
Try lease option. Sl00,500 1000 N. COA.5T HWY.
497-2468 •
844 Acapulco Street
This quality s leeper
boasts an u.oobstructable
whitewater view and
almost 2000 sq. ft. or nex·
1ble living . 3 big
bedrooms. 'huge famUy room and many decks .
$135,000
•
1104 So. Coast HI way
in Village Fair
LAGUNA BEACH
497-2457
WOODS COVE
Great retireme nt or
starter h<>me. with ocean
view: 2 blocks to beach;
spacious 2 bdrm., large
hvmg rm. with Crpk .•
gleaming hdwd. floor~. 2
Decks +patio. $165,900
CROWHPOIMT
Ocean side of hwy .. 3
bdnns .. 2 baths, atnum;
quiet & exclusive area near Cresce nt Bay
Beach. $225,000.
HORSE PROP.
'tlus secluded 3 bdrm.
~on ,. or an acre. 1s
1.0000 for horses & has
room ror pool & tennis ct.
Pnvat.e & remote. yet
close to fwy. $215.000.
VACATIOH-
Sharp 4 bedroom home in ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~! The Ranch with luge = MOHAICH TEU.
With a Spanish nair;
beautiful 4 bdrm, 21,!a ba,
family home. 3 Car
... cotta4e. beautifully maintained . close to
beach Ir sbot>a; perfect
for starter home or
second home for the city
dweller. $105.000. pivate back yard, cov-
ered patio & central air.
$110,000.
Top of Por tillffllo
3 BR 3 BA custom built.
spect. views. 143 Bar-garage. $250,000. DUPLEX patio, gar opner. Bh Formal dining rm, fa mi·
---------• $ ly rm. mstr bdrm suite. owner 119,500. P Hot tub & covered enter·
831·34196. tainers patio. Sl49,500.
COHVIHIEHT Please call 631-2246.
3581 ~ racuda Way. $339.000 Open Hse Sunday 12-4.
College Park 4 room El!stenAssoe. 497-1718
MOSSIEACH
Almost-oceanfront. 4
bd.rms., 2 baths, den.
pool. artist's s tudio.
Redwood & cedar con·
structioo. $397.500.
In high demand North
eod; earh unit has 2
bdnM .• deck-&-garage.
Ao extra guest unit ror
owner. Super location
with ocean view! Have
home & in come for
$235,000.
location nr San Diego _Frie_· _odl ___ y _brok_._er_. __ _ Columbia wilh beautiful .-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-;.-;_-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.-; upgrades. central air &
s uper landscaping .
$129.500.
Frwy, lrvtne lod. com· Open House Sun 1·5 28
p&ex, schools 41 shopping. Tanglewood, Driftwood. Nice5br.2~bahome. sa.s, air cond., wet bar.
Parle Place,lnc 1142-7461 Owners anxious to sell. =; HANCH ~ Hf 1\l. TY ~ ~hl 7000
Deri.WTow .. o• Low market. Red Hill
Desirable end unit io pvt Realty Nancy, 552·7500
loc. Sg1 stry 2Br, den. 2 BY OWNER-Best Village ---------1 ba. frplc, AIC. 2 car gar, 3 loc, lg comer fee lot. nr .....;;;===~==~ IMC.AIM xtra lg lnscp'd patio, parks, pool. schls. aBr.
V ... .....,....,.5 plush earthtone cptg, 2~Ba, frple, $98,500. A•~ drps, wallpr. Walk to 552-0037
'Ibis house of entertain· pre, elem & middle schls.
ment issues a comforts By owner $81,500. dys T/RGlen4Brtri-level
ble welcome plus a 79MY181 ext 11, ev/wknd Lomaintyard, fam rm,
sparkling pool, 4 hug SS1·S029 tennis-Owner9SS-2278
bdrms & 2"'2 baths, CH1r.•• wealth ol work & storag 1URTLEROCK VISTA 5Af'"
space. Located in Irvine Beaut. 3 BR Madison IRVIME HOME
Only $99,000. New v townbome by Broad-2 Bdrm with frplc. Only loan. 562-4477 moor. View. upgraded $72,000. Prin. only. (~1Wrtfa4111¥1 :;rr~ :li~~ M::: 541.0425 lkr.
, -.. ·-·------hocnetoowner.975-1055 --------Real Estate ... VBSITY PARK ---------t 3 br Univ Parlt. Spacious 3 BR, 2 BA, end unit
COUNTRY
STYLE
LIVING
in Nortbwood's beautiful
Amberwood de ve lop·
ment. 2 s tories, 4
bedrooms & family room, central air, fully
landscaped, cul-de-sac &
outstanding value. Price
$111.950.
•3000 sq ft 5 Ir• LR. Min. yd care. Stores, w/fplc in sunken Liv Rm,
Elegant describes thi pool, te nnis or by. formal dining, new cpls,
beautiful home. F. p '96.500. 552-8712. vacant & ready to move
w/frplc + lg lamer GREENTREE2Br,lBa, > ~P'tn House Sat/Sun --------
w/wet bar. Int loc. LR FR, frplc, comm l 15RedwoodTree Lo. Affordable U.P. upgraded 7~%Joan.559-4.17S. ~-by owner $75,000. '$107,000. Arthur Kellman Cardiff. $89,950. Century AMMOUMCIMfi!I _ _,,_ __ 1 ______ , Rltr. 548-5155 21 Newport Ce nter,
$17,750 Lowest priced 5 BR In --------_oo_s.15_7_. -----Serene retreat w/a feel Univeralty Parle. Across &hBTAIMER'S ftreentree be auty! 5 Inc d volume set agains from pool/tennis crts. -.GMT w/POOL bedrm. 3 bath. upgraded.
a cban«in« back drop o $108,SOO. 17832 Gillman. You'll relax and enjoy Century 21 Newport
green le golden slopes J..irK'o R.E. 636-7871. Ask th.15 unique redesigned _ee_nter_._640-_535_7 __ _
Tbls home offer forJim FcnstHillsmodellbed. ~:;;~~a~r:Jie ~it'll-Spacioua---.-B-R_3_B_A_b_om-e 3 bath, formal dining
of La1una Niguel l.n Woodbridge, prof. de· room and family room.
SSt-4477 corated & landscaped, From your balcony you
ffl)lc, raised brick plan· OYerlook your stunning
ter s. auto 1pr1nkler, pool,jacuui, game room
lights, apluhing foun-and guebo. You must ~Walker & lee
Real Foat.ate ta1D atrtum. Low malll· see the master suite with ---------i teaaoce ya.rd. 3 m in . a warm fire place.
CREEXSJDE Aapen 3 br.. walk lo pool, tean1a crta, California living at it's
2 ba, up1raded, agt. Jacud. $150,000. By bell.$1.Z,IOO.
--551-4038 Ownw. s-4932
macnab I lrvlna
raaltg
WATERFRONT
HOMLS lac.
REAL ESTATE
631-1400
By owner. Orange tree
CIODdo.. Adulta only. Ten·
nil, swtmmiq, Jacuzzi, bealtb ape etc. P1an 3. 1
br .151.CIOO. M0-111.8.
Ycrdwork
Problems?
Not with this one! A
spacious 3 bdrm. 2~ ba.
towohome with ram .
rm., easy care patios.
overlookln1 greenbelt
and adult pool. Have more time ror family fun
with this one.
BEST IN TURTLEROCK
NICI 19UC110M -
READY & WAITING .•. For you!
The happy family that will occupy
this 3 BR, family rm bome w/a flair
to emotion le warmth. Outstanding
location in Univ. Park -close to
your own club off erlng tennll le
s wimmin g. Garden kitchen
w/manelous open feeU111-formal
cltnlng rm -beautifUJ landscaping
-•Ir cond. Reduced to only
n•.900-cloe\ waltl I OPEN SUN
1·5 P.11. •902 CORKWOOD • N {W .. ) ~ •
VIEW a I ~":ATION m
Oramltlc er,~\\\~.' 1paclow• 2 BR townhOm.. $1 .~ .;...,, w/l1nd.
DICUTIYI ILIGAMCI' + Y1IW
£19gant. .... -cuttomlied 4 8R. F.m.
Rm. "EOlnborougtt" wlvlttw of rotlfng hll'8111
$211.000 Wiland.
Q.lffDRIVE
Penthouse: 2 bdrms.
convert. den, 2 baths.
powder r oom. S ur·
rounded by deeks. Fan-
3 BDRM, 2 BA HOME taslic view! Flexible
located in total privacy. fmanclng.$395,000. tlO'iN coast ~,,.
'Ibis "old world" home OClAHFttOMT ~~"":q~,~~ 9'.M'
bas much aou&ht charm. Dramatic wood & glass J160, eoas1 Hiohway
High ceilings In the llv· contemp. home ; Idea If or Sou111 Laguna Ca 92671
ing rm, lge frplc from quiet family livmg or l--''-'-'_1•_14_99_·•_59_' __ _
floor to ceiling, French lavish entertainment. 3 i--------• doors opening to deck Bclnns, family rm. 4"'-
and priv ate y ard . batbs. Breathtaking
Presente d al only views + privacy & a
$128.500. swimming pool. North Laguna or. Emerald
Mc19itiflcent View
Low interest rate loan
avail on one of the
largest. loveliest homes
io Emerald Bay. Owner
has moved. Submit aJI of·
rers. $525,000. .
OPEN HOUSE at 34ll-8a•y•.•Sl•,!i001111i,OOO_. __ _ Cypress Dr. Don't miss , ________ _
this opportunity t o
purchase a perfect 2
Bdrm, 2 ba Condo In
ncrth eod oC Laguna. A
garden setting highlights
this home located l "'1
bfoclcs to beach. MUST
BE SEEN! OPEN SUN-
DAY l2to4::.>.
FAMILY HOME In
IDEAL LOCATION. 3
Bdrm+den, 3 batlu. 2
frplcs, dbl gar, lge lot.
mature fruit
trees+many m o r e
amenities Including a
good ocuo view and
close to schools and
town. Sl.92.500.
MODERN COM ·
MERCJ.AL BLDG. Excel
location, well ccestruct·
ed. 5 air eondiUoned of.
fices. Ample parking.
$450.000
iaso So. Coast Highway
LAGUNA BEACH
4'4"51t 955-1570
HANDYMAN
SPECIAL
'That0s the theme for this
Bcb.toa....-...
,497.3111 494-2935
s pr aw ling. con te m · --0-P_E_N_S_UN-1-_5--
por ary styled home Detailed architecture 982Van Dyke w/exterior oC wood plan. Contemporary tri·level .. ~ •n •·t home w/spectacular S...,.;CO, e""."" ow sweep· ""ean view. Creative ing ro ofline s of "" weathered cedar shakes. f I nan c I n g a v a i I .
Spacious 3 bdrm. & ram. Drastically reduced to
rm. Ooor plan, built on 1 $22:5,F~~T ... vrr••t level features FORM AL -~ A • AA-
LIV . RM . WITH UAl.ESTATE
CENTER FIREPLACE 497·2426 & sliding glass which -3-B-R_OC_E_AN_V_l_E_W __
opeos to rear yard. All located on I arge lot $225.000. or trade for
w I R 0 0 M F 0 R land. Owner. 499-4820
CAMPER OR BOAT.
Galley styled kitchen has OC~a ClffMT built in range, oven, dish· ....
washer. etc. <most of 180 deg view. Privacy. 2
whlch work, we think). Br, 2 ba, main noor
This neglected, better PLUS 3 room guest apt
builthomehasbeenrent· with bath, 2 decks.
ed & needs yard work, O:W.C w/29% dn, 9~ int.
cleaning & m inor re· 0 n I y S 2 s 9 , o O o . .,.a.. But for thO&e with Ow oe r I Bk r-Br ks
a "loodsetofhanda" & a welcome.
flair for decoraU.O,. It's the BEST BUY we've
aeenfor
Slzt,500 M ftrice
1$4.000 Dowa
P..-t.Cncltt
SF!'ETODAY!! GONE TOMORROW 11
MIS$fOM llAL TY
-.SS. Cit Hwy. ~Jun• ,.._494o07JI
FIW STIPS to ICH
Home + income. Only
$1'19,000.
m.im 499.1731
OP&elM
th11rqS1••tl
B-Plan unit. 2 Bdrm. &
den, 2 baths; panoramic ooean & mtn. views. En·
joy amaets o1 ca tallna
Island. Comm. pool,
Jacuul & clbhse.
$l34,SOO . SEE HAL
CARDWELL AT :uoei
ALMARA LANE 1·5
P.M. COUMTaY C&.UI uva..-'Bldrm. custom home
I
... -.. ... --..
HYPNOTIC COAST AL VllV(
SOPHISTIC A TIED HOSPftAUfY
This you've "~otla " see! It df(ies
de sc ription ... e hallenfe s
comparison... expresses the S)>irit of
Romance. Versatility & Sensltlvity
a re panmount ! Only your inspection ,
will enable you to evaluate the merits-~ or this artistic 3 bdrm., 3 bath, hobby
room home. in its "Garden or Eden"
setting.
orEH SUH. 12-4 572 ALTA VISTA
Turn off the hwy . at Solana Way.
Asking $385,000. To hesitate is to lose!
GLORIOUS VICTOllA IEACH
Open Sun. 11·3. 173 McAuley, lake
Victoria Dr. to McAuley, where your
dream o( owning a home at the beach
can unfold in this m aster crafted 3
bdrm .. den. frplc .. with wet bar. 2'2
baths: new home for the low price or
$225.000 ... or s ubmit lease/option. }
PRESTIGE + 180 OCEAN VIEW
Majestically rambling I-story beauty
has 3 bdrms. & a formal dining rm.
Pegged & Span ish tiled floors. a
raised hearth. open beams & 2 huge
decks with a Swing-in Spa. On 1/3
acre garden parcel in central Laguna.
Priced to sell now. $265,000.
FAMILY DUPLEX 4 & I II
A large family rm. with wet bar &
private entrance makes this spacious
4 bdrm .. open b eam home mos t
desirable for a g rowing family.
Located on the beach side of the hwy ..
nr. school. in Corona de1 Mar. Just 6
min. from Laguna . The 1-bdrm.
gar age apt. is beautiful. spacious &
airy. J ust listed. see today. $239,000.
DUPLEX 3 & 2 IDRM.
Open Sun. 1-4. 289 Cajon. Enjoy while
water views & walk 2 blks. to the best
North Laguna beach. This charming 2
family home is cedar Inside & Out.
Hdwd. floors. brick frplcs., French
doors & windows . sundecks. new tile
kitchens & baths, all new appliances &
a level, fenced back yard. Whal a
bargam for onJy $245,000!
THE
ACTION GROUP
ttilhe~rnock ~nlly, Inc.
I 000 Mo. Coest Hwy. 494-7SS'
LOWER
THREE ARCH IAY
yow ct.c.c. to .... ill. pri•• ,.... rparded
coaumdty IMls arri•ed! Thh de Mtg l
be•a o-. l batt. S-0... • a lwge ~ with
oc ...... .ct fonMI d ...... r'OCMlt •• priced
to Ml. Y•cm aiof tM pri•at.beacll. .._.,
cowb9ld c_...1ty ~ c.....,.tltat
CHtty ThrH Arch lcry COii o..... ORiy
$219,000
Lingo
.... h ....
497-3331
On ttle Orange Coast·loof< to Lingo li~t
•STAIN GLASS
In all windows oC 2 bdrm.
North end charmeT.
Wood home situated on
private landscaped lot
lor discriminating
buyer . $205,000 .
(8027DP>
•IOGART SPENT
~men in this 2 bdrm.
unique home w I lB' beam
ceilings, pool & EngUsh &Arden. Upgraded hath It kitchen. $210,000.
<BOfSDP)
•COASTAL VIEW
And city lites from uni·
que wood & g las s
hideaway. Very private
decJt with bot tub for end
0,... Set/S.n I ·5
2845/ 65 Ale•_.r
Upper Victori• Bea,c;h
2 New wood a ila~s ~100
sq fl homes. with beaut
ocean vu. Semi pvt area.
Walk to beach. 3 Bdrms.
3 baths, fam nn. lauod.
lge s tor1ge rm ..
Artistically des igned
with 3 sundecks. Many
quality extras. 2nd TO
poss. $249,500. -VICTORIA ~CH
Steps to sandf coves
Great eoastlloe view.
Pvt patio & play yard ;
w/room for pool.
4 Br. 3 ba, rec rm. gym.
ut.11 rm, maa,y extras.
$3'15,000
-~ ~~~Tr;
d the day relaxing. Must --------see. SUl9.500. ( B020DP) u.a.'TUR •• Laguna "ahack-.,tex" 2
----
• """ ,._.. units needi11g T .L.C . . .eettiac ln woodsy area "Opportu n i ly ler ms .. for storybook 2 bdrm. 641)..87 home. Pacific views __ ss_A..;:gt'------
from a ll rooms. 2nd
Story remodel Jlans L..Ji-Hlh 1050
w/eoaatal approv Incl. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• ~OOO. (B04lDP> 3 BA 2 BA, Monterftiy • SPOnESS condo. highly upgraded.
l Bdrm. boine above Vic-$1i.500. Owlv. U'l ~
l.oria Beach. Has coastal approval for 2nd story. SUNSE'T PLACE•All
Located on ptlvate cul de sac. $179,500. ( A004D P ) •CiMIAINT
.. cottage in So. LaJUDI L..Ji-Hlpe\ I
with l bdrm. le 1 bath. ••••• .. ••••••oh••
Hardwood 0oota plus liY. J 8r 1~ Ba, frplc, p•Moe.
rm. fireplace Is brick no uaoeiatlo• r•s . .,.uo. QOM lo beach la -.900. -...m
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Realty • * llW IN NEWPOIT *
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front•bu·k y11rtb,ru\ fo~nurmuu• hm rm
l"l'\.od pat1<, Nt•i.llod in the ~l'"11t»lt' d1n1n11 rni
lull'I ol l.aj,!unll Nll(Ut•I r\d, J•l'UUI C"On~·r lot
S.:J Coontr) Compan.! Fee land IJn•am houM·
this value By owner 1399,000 Oovf'r Short•
SW.00.0 Ph ll.31 9627 W~tcltff 0pt"n Sul Sun
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fly nwnt•r, :1 oodmt ~
l'lllh. l•tf•' f11m1l> rm 1·11rnc•r ut. IUO Via
Cordova ~.000 l'all tu
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OIUGIHAL
Hiiilboa hl1ot1 IH••.tt·h
hOUl\1.' "llfl :! ht.It rn ~ i n,·w1•r .! bdrm 11pt
OVt.•r tlbl l(Uflli(I.', '"Ith
(rpl 1 .:u1·i.l Jpl "1th
frpl Clt'11r Scll1•r "111 MGa SHOllS Bi':AC:H DUPLEX (mancc $249.000
llfDROOM ·~ blk to ocean w HEWPORTIEACH
In lfte lo\ely private Newport 2 br + 2 br + 1 REALTY 675-1642
l'ornmunaty or Niguel br ~t apt Great sum ----
Sh<Yes behind guardt'd mer/wmter rentals Xlnt HEW EXCLUSIVE ~ates, a !>pa c 1 o u i. lllCOme. (21.3)790-2233. 8) LISTING ht-a ut1 fully k e pt 3 _owne __ r ____ _
h<!liroom home with huge ---------1 UDO AT ITS UEST
v;1ulled wood beamed TERRIFIC CON DO :S bedrooms, 4 baths,
tl.'1llnl':S in Lhe livtng rm. Adult comm. 2 + D & 2 large country kitchen
Formal dining rm. fa m i-ba. Close to ocean with fireplace. Fubulous ly rm and breakfus t S for enleruunan~. Com nook. All watt-l arge lOl,OOO. fortable home for large
yard, custom stonework Hollis Wood, Realtor fam!Jy . call now. 1t won't
front and rear 675-8676 last! $475.000.
WEST NEWPORT BEACH SPECIALS
Two 2 br houses. you own the land.
Sometimes called a duplex. Steal It
for a8aJtry Sl82,000.
DEC RATOR 'S OELIGIIT 3 br home
on a corner lot. Dutch door. like new c rpct, fresh paint, gar dr opnr. See
ot 420 Lu~onia . Only $109.900.
1'~1XER 3 br. 2 ba & a mess for only
S95K . Try tOo/. down . Must sell now.
N PT CRST Plan '1 ' w/mnster suite & ....,...Hiity
I ot s of e xtrus ._ •. 64Z.1150
Only $l~K '-! -_.•
UNIQUE
IN LIDO
0.. two loh. Y HI" old. C•1to. flllilh.
4 • ._..,31etfl1.G_.11.Jecmi.
,,..,,... oflly. ly Appo ........
642-1956
from bJCh 1n1>re1 deDU•I 38r, dbl wide Kirkwood. You won't ~lleve this ExteJI. loc.-aUon. Plcturt>
1Jelaht1 New h1t1og, will $eU fut at $22,llOO serene valley loaded perfect. 2 BR 1 BA w/at·
our new 2 BR Condo, on· <SM4626-76) with oak ~· that you tached aara1e. Fu II ly_.,,600 ..._...__ Stor. will walk investors thru pnce$130.000.
BEAntARENRY 848-8895 all.er the 1ub·d1vh11on.
REALTORS So. ol Orange County in ~ f R€HIG€ 215De1 Mar m_.121 I ACll the palb or crowlh. ln · HOM.t'."~ FOR YOUR MOBILE or, veslor's terms Bkr, n~
Beaut. Prea. Hgta ocean HOMESITE. Room tor 1/676-5717, 1/523-4462 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB
vu coodo, 2 Br 2 Ba, pool. barn, corrals and 645-6646
frplc, pool. Open Hse animals. Xlnt te rms . 16 ACRES
Sat1Sun12·5.833·38t4 Broter. BEL A I R E 0 F lNV~MENT S....... 61'7·5«194'619-2823 FALLBROOK PRIME PROPERTY AVOCADO LAND IN 10 Acres, can be spJit to c.,lt"-I 078 LOW PARK RENT Single P R E S T I G I 0 U S 2~ acre parcels . Show11
••••••••••••••••••••••• wide 2Br Champion, HELEAH ESTATE CAN xlnl return. Investor OWNER: 3 bdrm . 2 ba. shows like new, owner BE SPLIT 29% balance terrnS. Broker.
BeautiluUy decorated & anxiou s, $20,SOO . down OWC . $36~,000. 677·5009&679·2823 landscaped. With cov· (FF2146-77J . Prine. Only. Mike Wink.---------
ered lerra coll a t ile ..._.."-Store 9157-0M4, Agnt. Em..W. Triplex
patJo, fountain, jacuni. 848-8895 'Three 1 Br unlts on n ag
Large Coral , Pine, ---------lot. Good Eastside loca·
.Blreli, "fn.all trees. New 21/:a ACRES ltf. .._... t1on. S750 mo income
appliances incl. s mooth Start your own ranch. for S. 1300 f\aU price $110,000.
top range. Open House Plenty of room for •••••••••••••••••••••••
Sun.ll·S.$191,900.496-0557 mobile or. home and By Owne r 2 4·Plexes, ~ PR€HIG€
b a ro . XI n t term s . $2.0S,000 each. Prine. On· I HOM€~ Beaut. tnse, 3 br, 2 ba, fm Broker. ly494--0536or 540-1219 -
rm, elee gar. els to pool, 6Tl·""""' •-679.2823 .,.,...,W Co tH NB lake.schls&bch.$72,000. ___ __,,, __ ... ____ ....._.,Pro,.n, 1400 ......,.. ,.,.ras6,4w6y,
Buy DOW bef pnce up PRICE DROPPED $7 ,000 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• .. ....
summer.Own.495-2157 2Br, 2Ba, dbl wide
.r__._ Am 1 OIO Madison , 5 min from .-bcb, sm pets welcome. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lJC7128..77)
INVESTORSSPECIAL ~LI--S""---Assume 9%, $464 mo ,_ ~ .--..
48r, 2Ba. 2 yTS old, nr ____ 848_-889_5 __ _
Harbor/Edinger. $79,900 DeAnza Bayside Village.
FP. Owner 557-6199 3216 Mayflower $25,900. 2
Renting 1320 sq rt 1n-
dustr1al s pace. Santa
Ana, xlot locatio n
Parkg. Al.so 660 sq fl or.
flee. Lloyds Pest Cool
97'9-8121
INVESTMENT
PROrERTY
S Acres, can be split lo
i:i. acre parcels. Show-;
xlol return. Investor
terms Broker
Ca 1 ardal 677·5009&679·2823
Proplf ty I '00 FOURPLEX
4 bdrm, 4 bath on pvt
Cherry La k e Sunny
decks & boat dock. Uoi·
quc. $268.000. Pnn. only
2215 Heather Lane. N.B.
~n Sun 1·4 Ptin only
OO·ll2l dys or 675-0516
cve!l/wknds.
O C E A N F R O N T ---------br, 2 ba, lge covrd porch DUPLEX ,_.ft'£ $63,000 & patio. OWC balance
••••••••••••••••••••••• All 3 Br 2 Ba units.
1..-TIEACH C-1 Owner will carry 2nd
EXEC HOME
WITH MINI VIEW
Only $239,500-great loc
""""• 5 with i,.; down. 675·2758 2 BR, 1 bath each. 2 car 2 Bdrm starter, huge lot 493-7<S!
gar. $365,000. Owner wall No down to vets. Call im· ---------help finance. 675-1906 mediately. NO DOWN PAYMENT
NEWPORT CREST 541-0425 Irk. 3Br. dbl wide Madison. 4
Luxurious custom de· I·--------ton AC, priced to sell fast rorated Plan4. $22,900. <l962U·76).
OPEN SAT/SUN 11·5 FtESTA TIME! MobileHOfllt Stor•
3 Baruna Court Cinco de Mayo is just 848-8895
759 93.6 around the corn e r .
• Celebrate by giving a $16,900
Sixreta..ilstoresfor sale. T .D. 9 .2X gross lit
$:11(),000 w/terms. Sl.SS,000.
Agt. Tri-Co Rlty.
645-0621 ~ PR£\TIG€
HUISERY SCHOOL /~ I HOM€~
Uc'd for 44 children + 3 3333W. Coast Hwy, NB
bedrm, 2 ba home on '45-6646 back of large lot.
Park Place,lnc 842-74'l TWO ON A LOT PLUS
fabulous r ecreat ion
fC1c1hties with features
too numerous t.o menlloo
-· .... E ... EW.,..RT on greenbelt w/pvt pool. ..-~ " r-v Choice Broadmoor II BURR WHITE
REAL TOR, INC.
675-4630
~• fiesta In your own home S~ TO IEACH
1llis lovely 3 bedrm, H• Dbl wide '61 trailerama
bath home has a ramily (0N5186) 3 pvt bch &
DANAPOIMT
10 commercial lots. 500'
Coast Hiway rront.age.
Ideal for fast rood bUlll·
New 2 separate house~
One 3 BR. 2'h BA. < l,400
sq. ft.) & One 2 BR. 1 1 ~
BA. (1200 sq. fL) ea<'h has own allchd. 2 car
encl. garage & prival\'
patio /yard. Be l ~l
Owner al 168 A& H
Magnolia St. Eastsidt<
-AND
Jccess to pnvate beach
ONLY$167.500
CALL 644-72 I I
rJn NIC.[L
DA.LEY &
A55UCIAT(5
Complete remodeled on ho /4 BR f 1 UUs 2br 2ba charmer . me w ~ orma duung room, huge FR & Skylils. warm woods. 2 stone rrplcs. Open Su n atrium entry, shake roof. ___ L_l_DO--IS_L_E ___ l·S, 2821 Blue Water.
Xlnl buy al Sl.28.500. Ask 7""lcnl for Rae Agnls. 631-1266. Exceptional 4 BR 2 Ba on _. "" · _________ , rdb ~l !o~ll~\~ ~\.d~:~ (r~-... , .. ~ ... m·. ~u·rn-1""m~1·4·1·
throughout. Hardwood Real Est.ate noors. lg So. pauo. used ---
bra ck fireplace, com· •SEAVlEW-
pletely re modeled By BY OWNER• Townhome, compl up· awner.$460,000.673-8423 Upgraded Hampton graded . 3 br. brick-Contemporary 2200 sq rt model, 3br. 21 .. , ba +rm-
IAYAtOMT CONDO
LIDO ISLE
redwd ded<s wtrirepit. 2 on the beach. 2 Bdrm, 3 Story Oceanfront ly rm. Ocean & mghl Ille
pat rov's & vu. $89,000., den 3 bath frplc etc "'·-2 story units, un· View. Guard ga•n, pool· assume !>'4% loun. New • · · · • wu ... (~v. at "-•~o . Open hse SS2S,OOO unfurnished surpassed views . Ex· tennis . $305,000. (2 13 ) "" ..-~ "' $550,000 furnished ten.'iive use of wood & m.3629.
wknds. 486-6'1>2 glass. Stained gla:.s win· Weekends & Eves Only.
Mission Vl•io 1067 By AppolotmentOnly dows. much, much more Pnnc. Only .
••••••-••••••••••••••• Owne r finan ce at ---------
-R ealty rm. not lo mention the pier. Sub letting allowed .
perfect back ard for e n Located in Tre asure Is .
CONTEMPORARY tertaini°'! Has a huge :lBll Pacific Coast Hwy •IAYRtOHT• pool with dre ssin g Lag. Bch. Offered by
With large pier & slip rooms. And large bit-an Re naissan ce M p .
Formal dining. separate bar. Affor dab le at 714-499-3816.
ramil I ge l·v S76,400. Call P .B.I. ---------y room, ar 1 · 964·2431 835-0211 pager Walle to beach. 12" Expan· mg, 3 Bdrms + maid '9468. do, priced to sell. 1 BR, I
Agenl558-1809or67S-OOOO ba. trg porch. 34202 Del
FOREVER VIEW T...tift I 090 Obispo, l'27, Dana Pt.
SEA VIEW •••••••••••••••••••••••
New Bedford designer Selft-To FiftClllCe 1°"44 with adkdCon.Liv Rm,
ness.
$400,000
Exce.Uenl terms!
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Jo Ann Doran, Agt. Agt. Luxurious mobile home 2br SSS.500 Agnt. (714 )
759-0619 ---------living with s pacious 848--0767.96.1·9077 eves.
ONE OF A KIND TUSTIN cabana. lbr with den. ce Easts1de Costa Mei.a 311 PORT ROYAL ment pallo. stone frpk ALTA LANE in 2500
SM&eHING SEA VIEW ' TWO STORY plush new carpeting block Santa Ana /\ve 3 IW Room add ition . view, throughout . 2 tevt'ls. br. 2 ba. prof decorated
l1t>aut1ru1 upi.iraded :i BR. Denne Soderling. United $550.000. 548·62.10
<! ba. Tiffany mocM home Brokers. 675-5626 -------
tor sale br owner. Lrg _________ 1 Lra. Prime Duplex
<.'11r n c r o t . newly NICEST Porlofino on lhe P a r1ial ocean view.
lundscp'd. skyhtl'rl hv marki't. llarlJor View Steps to bch Cedar/tile.
rm w1wood µanclhng. homes largest model w/3 frplc, sundeck, 3 BR, 2
l>i'Corator Ms tr BR. br, 3,h ba, ram rm. din· bath each. By owner .
quality wallcoverangs in ing rm, bonus r m, sleep· _S27_0_.ooo_._67_J.8_4_59 __ _
P ERMO S61 000 open beamed ceilings. t story e nd u n 1 t AL custom la ndscapi ni::. , xlnt. cond. Home 1n Fl.replace. kitchen bltns. Harbor View Ho.-s location. Jo Ann Doran, Walk past gardens to eludes stove and refng solar hot watt'r healing,
Agt.759-06l9 enter your new home & atunbelievably lowpr1cc Laving rm & master Super location on park o(•~n 500 73 7890 across from clbhse & S P E C T A C U L A R you are greeted by a _... · 6 · . bdrm w/tanted window)',
$178 ,SOO Open
Sa l /S un ,1 ·5 Owner/ Agent 673·9479
SACRIFICE
1Wo duplexes on adJOtn
1ng large lo t s near
Newport He1ghL~.
OWNER MUSTS ELL
f\nanc1al Consultant
Broker 645·25H!I
CdMTRIPLEX
Three 2 Bdrm un11 ~
$195.000. 673-1418. t:Vt:!> or
wknd~.
I 4 Plex nr ··The City"
I 3br 3·2br 2ba $162~1
LOS ALAMITOS
8 pl.ex. gold med. pool
2br l •":Jba Adull $335M
all rms, pauo w!cover . ingloltin2600s~.rt.Best
Open h.sie Sat & Sun, or family community in ~all for appl, 830-4033. Newport. Fee land, by
26aOJ Vera Cruz. M V. owner, courtesy l o
~.view or park & city PENTHOUSE comfortable living room •·E-L_T_O_R_O_F_A_M_l_l_Y open to pnvacy walled HarborViewHome Trulyl-of-a ·kind,2600sq watha sUdiog glass door • outdoor ca rpeted &
Be utiful 2b d 2 ghts. 4Br. 21hBa. 2 rt s .. , · of I h I nd i PARK shaded patio. Do uble
675-27172 Ownr/Bkr
a r + en. frplcs. hardwood nrs in · 8 ty n • sunnse lo view us a scap ng Converts lo adult 4·15·79. ba. Premium location. c 0 u n l r y kit c hen. sunset ocn/bay vu. Full & brick bbq. Rich panel· Still llme to purchase a garage w/elec opener 2 OM A LOT 1931 Por t Edward Pl. panelled & wallpapered sec. Boal slip. P vt jac. ing. Brightkitchen&din· 3Br, 2Ba + bonus rm Laundry fac1I 1n gara~e VA. $109.500, E -side ~Jg;.~~erf.oofs~~~~~o6~ lhruout1yon:9·6:;4.2023 f:.~{ ~~;· ~~C:: ~S\!1~i~~a<i ~~;a~~ ON/~"c.<!85c~7 $33.000. Call ~~g S!~·;oi w~;w;oC: ~~a :1es~o l~1~~:~~ brokers, 644-0413 ...... f IHdll I 0'9 •••••••••••••••••••••• •ULTIMATE• OpenhouseSat/Sun 12·5. fi1rm .Agl,548·7813. bedroom wing. The ul· __ .,.,.,._______ sider sale of furniture Realtors.548·11W
CONDOIYOWMB llGCANYON TRl·PLEX·ln lovely lJmate townhome value. Newport Beach lbr l blk F'or appt lo s~. please .,.._2V-ba $99""" --.. SU ... D'"'·y Tennis Villas, Blurrs, 3 Jus t 1·1s ted Hurry• s 500 ,..),.~ Nelson Robinson. ~I .... EW, .... EW, -"' · ·""" Builder's new custom Nwpt Hen s 1804 Clay. _......,. " ""' b · t.oocean 12. . t""""" .....:;,,.., ·" ·" • ear Hoag 545-home-Cape Cod, over -0 ... S 1820 T-...a...wi-... s Ln bdrm. 2'h ath. Century 731·5656 ~5078 Broker 548 5647 Tilrff 4 ""-us pen Sat/ un 1·4 ..-nu 21 f\ewporl Cente r . c ENT u Ry 2 1 ---------,...... NUfFS L ••GEST look.mg 7th green. 5 Br. 494-3223eves. Smashing 4 BR. Den & ~5357. REGENCY Mobile Home Improve Deluxe penthouse. View. PRICED FROM
.., ~ 51,-2 Ba, family rm. study .• -.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.---Famil R $20 ooo ---------nr bch Lona Beach 2br Sll8.000l0122.000 S 59 0 )' m. + · me o t S p e c 1 a I 1 s t · "' · I ,50 sauna, spa, 3 frplc"s, 3 BAYS H O RES 2670 KITCHEN. Call Cleo 1076 West.NMhr 1098 Renaissance499-3816 +den Jacum SecurC'd So Calaf Realty
E:tlnl loc. End unit on welbars. wood firs + theiragental: S..ca.-• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1---------~ garaie $125.000 546-5605 g~lt. Huge FR, 4 more . Open 1·4PM, Waverly Dr. 3 BR, 3 BA, UrutedBrokers .··.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.··-· $76.500. 3 Br 2 Ba. shows lmrnac. 20x50Skylrne. a ll Owner transferred .1---------
RR, a BA. formal dlnln Sat/Sun 494-8230 den. Delightful cottage 646-7414 548-2739 SWB like a model, completely extras. $25,000/best of Agent213·4:IJ-t539 7 IUCH UNITS rgpm +oversized Cam -~---T--•• -M-ER--S-1 interior. M aster up. l'"'YCIEST newlnslde&cout,extralg rer.642-0137 .,_.xes/ 3 YEARSOLD .
rm ·ror your pool lbl. ....,.,m;a""' Large LR. Oak floors. ""' LEVallLOT yard.Nearall scbools& I CMmS• 1800 MUST SELLFAST•
Newly ol'r'd. Open Su DBJGHT brick patio. Serious UNDlltS200,000 Oloice locaUoo, walk to shopping. Assumable 9% OP&ISAT SUH 12·5 SCOTTREALTY
1·5, ,457 Vista Trueba. Huge exec hm-lrg SbuAyTe/rSsUmNu.st1~5e.00r PcEaN11 •wMM 3 ....... 2 ba. beach Ir shopping. Possi· loan. 5541 Placer Ave. Lg 3Br. 1•,2Ba, sunny ....................... 53,...7533 _759c=-l50 .... ~11111• .......... i formal dining rm. over· .,._ perfect for acMt bletrade.$.59,500. Owner.962-7223 patio, new Akan siding EASTSIDE •--------
r si.zed fam room w/walk-1•64&'-90-57 ______ l•hll)..tNlettaillilM). $28.500. OWC. W/Y:J dwn. CUstom uruts on lge. lot ; DELUXEFOURPLEX i..___..,.....,.,...._ ... illilll.,1 in bar. Lovely secluded JUSTLISTED! M09UALIFYIHG Bkr675-4010 real teak wood interior: Nr So. coast Plaia
rear yard & patio. This 2 aUFFS/ll Ow. Mr lob Dk9791d-1"'°"'533 Agt. Qile cottage on large lot. t.o purchase this 4 br, 2 ba Mobil H SJ 975 huge frplc , new plumb· Owners unit. Cootra1·t '" h 1 rf r Room lo add. RV space. home i.n good area. Full 8x20 ~ ome. · Ing & roof. Only S88.SOO OK $195.000. Pnnc onl.v ---------i s..., m s pe or your 3 Bdrm + amily mn . · pn·---QCA Nr shopping, S84 park ""·--r"A6-0917 lrg r n-... Su 15 ' Possible lse/opllon. ...~.,,.~...., VWlft!""' Anent !149 lJliti 2 BR+ den am. """'n n · · "E" Plan with added .......----------Park Place .. lncS42-7461 rent.646-2573C.M. nt> • 2840 Catalpa Eastblufr breakfast rm . Newly -UDO iii£._. ._ S7S,500. TRIPLEX
+POOL 759-lSOl. dee. $183,000. Courtesy to J t Listed 3 8 Zb 1 H '"'•D TO IE '"'T'. NICE REDUCED 2 br, 10X50, Adult N B. 1 block off Harbor Blvd . 6 UNITS IN H 8 Blas Open Sat/Sun I to us · : r, a,_g -""' park Newport Beach inCostaMesa.Keep as 1s Goodcond.goodpnce.& 4 540 v · l G d lot, Charming oloer "fix-Super home with ocean Sa>OO. on this super 4 br. park, 7X10 s he d. nu . 203· $1CIQQQI. . as a ran e . er upper". Priced about view. 3 Bdrm+den, l~ 2""-' bath, lge famrm & pol./water heater. so· or create value. 57 x i;:ood income. Owner will ~ 7S9-l56.1 laodvalue.$298,000. ba. Great corner lot in formal din rm. awning , s p .rentS9o. lot with alley in rear. carry paper or trade
II arbor View homes NEW ONTH EM ARK ET great S.C area. Beaut. Parle Place, Inc 842-7461 $11.950. 900-1702. $1~.000 • • • • • Call Mike. 848-0800
Monaco plan host --------1 Bluffs "LINDA" Model HMtlSECOHDO cood.$119.500 CUSTOMl"e.D l2 UNJTS. Costa Mesa. 2 bea~ulif2ul. l8drX40 poolde+ EASTILUff with custom decor. Walla of glass overlook .... AcnolJe for Sale 1200 Ref bTRlh dPLlEX h Br. 1 Ba. encl. par ':. ; pai 0· ms + n. Ololce corner location, Open House 1-5, Sat/Sun Lido Isle. Views in 3 RIDUCED $I 0,000! V.A TYMS •••••••••••••• •••••• • •• ur as e own ouse Ex location.Quiel adjacent to park area. 5 310Encina 644-8382 directions . 2Br, 2ba, Catalina Sunsets from 3 Bedroom and family INVESTMENT wuts m excellent rental years old. $425,000. By
streelandOweauwigreell nbel Bdrm3baths withmany GordooYoune.Reallor pool. Asking $295,000. almost every room of room.WHATA CUTIE! PROPERTY aMrea-Nortfh Costa 1_owne __ r_.S48_-42_62_· __ _
accesa. ner carry extras. Top condition Submillerms. this spacious 4 bdrm. 2'n POOL with separate 10 Acres, can be sphl to esa. ne ar reeways . houses + 2 barns. w !!'~ .. ~~-t7r52us~ .. 00deed! Sl9'l.500. DOVB SHORES llOGIR llOWH R.E. balb home on quiet cul· yard 2"'1 acre parcels. Shows paFilJrosepSl~~"eOOOs, Prt vate acres. Zoned for R v ·~;,-';,."'::';;r,lJt.1;0•t<1noti· ~Mcc.dle,Rltr Gorgeous house-best '73-1020 de-sac street. Winding ·CAU.l.R.E.H xlnt return. Invest or · 6425200 Park. 5 wells & cro!>s
541.7729 view 4 Br 4 Ba, fam rm, stair case. nice family 536-I 461 terms. Broker. BARRETT rence. $170,000. 646-8345 -"' THE EAL
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ONLY SI 12,500
SpliLlevel cODdo Is newly
offered. Charmingly de· l'Ol'attd thia lvly end unit
. walk to shopping,
schooll, lemlis crts. 2 lge
bdnm. "9w of mouo-laios.~l
~~-3 car. $450,000. ~~~ nnj hie master suite, 2 ======== 6Tl-S009&679·2823 REALTY REGISTER _af_t_s_. Agt-"--· -----V>O•..,.. ~718 eves. frp cs l'""' 000 INV~TM ENT
• '""• &;..;, .___ Two 4-Unit lktgs. MIWPOIT DUPLEX 3 BR 2'tl BA. frplc . pro-MIW DCl.USIVE For Classified Ad PROPERTY -PNP1rt, 2000 Pemnsula Point area. resslonally decorated USTIMG AA IEACH ACTION 5 Acres, can be split to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality-built, beautifully
$139,500 condo. Sll5,000. ALSO 2 Opetas.t/S.• 1-5 IEALTOIS Call a l~ acre parcels. Shows TRI·PLEX·E. Side C.M. maintained. Each 4.plex Steps~tobeCl!~slcTahlisanisara. BR+den,2i,.;BAcondo, 407VleUdoMord OO?No.EICaminoReal OallyPilot xlnl return. Investor Yrly In come $9600. hastwo 2.bdrm .. 2 ba.&
-hrdwdflrs.newcarpets, SANCLEMENTE AO.VISOR terms.Broker. $1 27,500. 833-2330. l 2 bdr lb 't e price. Good backbay view. $165,000. 642-5678 bi7-5009&679-2823 _675-8 __ 790 _______ F'.a0 r;ool ~h ha~· !:,J: aummer/win••r income 0 .,0wner aAA .,..,... LIDO AT IT'S BEST 492-2100 b . fl 1 Kl -, • .,...-o.JU"I 5 Bedrooms, 4 baths, I '"'CRE c .M.4plex .. 28r.2baun· u rn1 n~ r e p ac e . potential. Investors bet· ---------I k. b ""' $375 ooo h bid ta'burryl CaU540-115l ~RT CREST arge country alc en IOIO e_._ •-FOR YOUR MOBILE or , its. Inc. $16,800. Price · ac g. C~DO with flreplace. Fabulous S... A. j--I 080 HOM""'ITE. Room for $195,000. 1967 Anaheim Wesley H. Tcrytor Co.
"'" for entertaining. Com-••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ A 673-3327 Realtors 644·4910 Plan 3, 3 br 2i,.; ba gd fortable home for large pool, barn. corrals and 1 __ v. _______ _ -~" ... HERITAGE
mirrored wardros comm lutt $&75,000 Broker. SUN ~~ A y r"l"'MlT
pool, jacu.ui, tennis cru, macnab I Irvine 677·5009 & 679•2823 ~~ A
REALTORS ~at. upgraded\ wet bar, family. Set'! now, it won't ' animals. Xlnt terms . l•-1111!111--------------•
OHL y $40,000 Sl~c:> Realty 833-8430 raaltn 700 ACRES INVESTMEN. T .---------1 take over 9i,.;% loan at ---------1 ~ Riverside County al a $1001 mo. 4 BR.t l~ ba It main freeway offramp.
pool. Hurry! vwnr/agt, Some xlnl commercial
56&.(1177 potential. Rapidly de ·
--------:.-6UMITS CUSTOM IUILT ve.lopiog area & 2 miles Big 2sty, newer 4br, 3ba, OCIAtROMT ~ freeway frontage. In· Back Bay. Huge lot. Ready for the new owner! Superbly veswrterms.
Horses OK . S149,999. Gtut Income Property! upgraded Uiruout! 3 BRs -2 baths FARGO l.I.
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BIO CANYON 2 br codo Hl-4 custom features too numerous to Start your own ranch. lS50'·SlS8,100. ALSO· / Plenty of room f or aw home. JOx40 OPIM SAT SUM mention. $110,000. OPEN SUN 12-4 mobile or, home and
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a nd garaf{t>s. Huntington Bead>
• BAL B 0 A 1 SL AN 0 townhouse st yle owner·~
OU PLE?(. Tra de d o-..n unit $1.125.ooO.
only. $230.000. • 2 O U N I T S * C 0 ST A M ES A RIVERSIDE -2 storv
DUPLEX -Each on it garden stvlc. $382.000. ·
2.000 sq. ft. $159,500 * 3 BDRM + 2 BDRM -* 2 2 U N I T S
Costa Mesa. St63.900 . ANAHEIM. $.535.000.
* H 0 U S E + • 23 UNITS -SANTA
duplex.Ontario. $86.500. MONICA. Subterranean * ORANGE TRIPLEXES parking. $1.590.000.
-Got two! S114 .500 a nd • 23 UNITS -SANTA
St15.500. MONICA -Balconies
• COVINGTON 4-plex -$1 .650,000.
Pride of owners hip. * 23 UNITS -SANTA
S200.000. MONICA -Elevator and
• 4 HOUSES/ONE LOT -s ubterra nea n p a rking .
yard, $170,000. St.800.000.
• 4 UNITS -D e lux * 24 UNITS -ORANGE
townhouse s tyle owner's COUNTY. All units h ave
unit Orange County fire places a nd enclosed
S275.000. garages. Sl ,350.000. * 4 -PLEX pride of • 24 UNlTS -ORANGE
ownership -3 bdrm. 2 COUNTY $605.000.
bath owner 's unit with • 2 5 U N I T S
fireplace . $225,000. RIVERSIDE -Close to * 4 . PL EX . rec e n t1 y college $550.000.
r e furbis hed. Beautiful • 2 6 U N I T S
golf course view. $155.500. HOLLYWOOD -pool and
• 4 HOUSES/LARGE aircondilloned.$880.000
LOT -Costa Mesa. * 2 7 UN l T S
$242,000. H 0 L L Y W 0 0 D
• 4 UNlTS -Costa Mesa s ubte rranean parking .
$180.000. $1.430.000.
• 2 DUPLEXES, 4 units, 111 2 8 P R I D E 0 ti'
$135.000. Costa Mesa OWNERSHIP UNITS
• 2 DUPLEXES, 4 units Huntington Beach -1 'h
each with fireplace -miles to beach. Sl.575.000.
H u n t i n g ton B e a c h . * 29 UNITS -balconies &
$175.000. · wet bars in each unit -
• 4 SPACIOUS UNITS -Hollywood. Sl.070.000.
$169.000 • 6 ORANGE COUNTY * 32 ORANGE COUNTY
UNITS. $210.000. pr ide of ownership units.
• 6 ORANGE COUNTY 0 w n er 's u n it w it h
Units -2· Plex + 4. Plex. c e r a in i c t i l e &
$215,000. wS o8od-burning fireplace
• 8 ORANGE COUNTY 1· OO.OOO.
UN ITS. $195.000. • 3 4 U N I T S * 8 ORANGE COUNTY HUNTINGTON BEACli -
UNITS. $205,000. fireplace s & patios .
• 8 UNITS. 2 4·plexes. $1.300.000.
pride of owner s hip . • 3 5 u N 1 Ts
Huntington B e ach . HOLLYWOOD -pool.
$4502000UN1. TS 3 I $1.650.000.
O* 1 Co 't 4-~dexesf • 3 6 U N I T S range un y. pn e o HUNTINGTON BEACH -ow n ers hip. 3 bdrm. owner 's unit with Own your own s treet'
fireplace. $675,000. Pride of ownership -3
• 14 UNITS -Orange bdrms. 2 bath owner's
County -One year old unit with f i r e p I a cc
$597 ,000. S2.025.000.
• 15 UNITS -Santa * 4 0 U N I T S
Monica -Close to beach. H 0 L L Y W 0 0 D
$775,000. subterranean parking and
• 16 UNITS (4 4·plexes) sec u r i l y f eat ure s .
Orange County. S650.000. S2.80q.OOO.
• 16 UNITS -Orange • 85 + UNITS -W.
County. $400.000. H 0 L L Y W 0 0 O -1 O
• 16 UNITS -Pride of s e c u r i t y g u a r d s •
ownership -Huntington $2,000,000.
Beach. $900.000. · * 17 UNITS on ocean • 112 UNITS -exchange.
$760.000. $2.800.000.
• 19 UNITS -Orange * l 12 UNITS -Hollywood
C ounty -Spanish -n ear fr ee way
architecture. $410.000. $3,400.000. * 20 HARD TO FIND * 125 UNITS t pride of ownership units -4 V';? years
-Costa Mesa. $850.000. old. $2,375,000.
No driveby's please. In deference to the wishes of our
pr-0perty 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 and
weekends ror your e<>nvenience.
• 114 UNIT. DISNEYLAND area motel. now under
constructlon. Turnkey at $4,275;000
• Major hotel with room to bulld in Orange County.
• RETIREMENT HOME to be built. $4,418.000.
• SHOPPING CENTER site package next to regional
center. $4,.S0,000. 1
• SHOPPING CENTER -Orange County. S640,000.
• OFF1CE BUILDING -Orange County. $1,700,000. * R.V. PARK -283 aJtes. $1,500,000.
• MOBILE HOME PARK. 12.800.000. * 4 INDUSTRIAL bulldinp ror 12.000.000. * INDUSTRIAL bulldlnp. $280,000. 1312,IOO, Sl,~000.
• INDUSTRIAL sites in Riverside.
• LOTS in Orange County,Rivenlde & San Diego
CounUes.
can one of our profeuional staff of over 40. Large enough
to aerve, emall enou1h to care. •••m _, •oaa We bave a few J*ltJou open for licenHd profeulonals
wbo flOUld like to amllate with Orange County's futest lrowiJll proleulonal RuJ Estate OrsanluUOn. Call for
aaappaimment
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duwtl. • fm1anctnQ. no City, Ar1ionJt (1141
po1nl•. h1\ ""cr uw &4$ 6600 or afl 7pm,
·1!: Macnab -Irvine QUIET OCEAN VU. liv· llMTALS NO FICE! APh k Cbndo 11~. <'0851 aid\.' of PCll. SaAClemcnl4' l't'Clt.al.I. Rd"lal Pavilion
OwnJ 8kr "2 1'607 7l4/54frle3t •
2Br. den. 1200 sq foolt C-Ond-0 2 BR. 2 Ba ....... '4501000 87$41.2 Bkr: ~ , l
r.rNCI Bch. P · JllC', 3BR,2ba ...... $475/MO ownhouse nr. lloa.: ~. ts/no p('l."I. S435 4 BR. 2~ ba.. • ... $700 Hosp. 3 BR.. ah ba . QJIMACOVI .........
l HOUHS Ix<• 11 I 2100
A VleW from living l"m. 4'
~It or lhll Z' 1\oO' hom1: w/7. 8&. 2 baths & elec
kitche n lha\ ind.
m.lcrow•ve It compac·
Uir. $1400/ Mo. Dorothy
Hardcastle 642·8235
(W '93)
489 4BR. 2'1'1 ba. $1000 NB f~ pool. Adult-a:reu.
•Toro 3232 ~l~r. ~/Lse. Rllr t-:&stal~ C M 3 '4'p111'al~ ......... •••••• ••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••
hou'4•• un corner Int 1---------2 Story, 4 br. 2 ba. dining rm. (rplc. dshwhr, pallo.
fncd yd. gar. Kids & pets
ok. WS. Agt. No fee.
~ GR 2 BA coado. frplt. Supt!rlUC•UOft $"9.900
~€HIG€ /'~HOME:~
3:133 W toa.1 Uwy. N 0
64'9.6646
HAVE PRIME wk~ Ar·
rowhead lmprovC'd pro·
~.Trad~ Ul> (Of' SO.
Callt. oceaofronl or ~n·
IJil Ulllts. ltARI IA YFIOHT
Lwu.ary condo w/"JS' deck on bayfronl ! Charmin!(
living/dining rm ..
maste r BR w/conv .
sludy/deo & pnvate bath
adJOlnll'lg a ll n ew
gourmet kitchen. Tenant
wtll have l!>l nfthl or re·
rusal on future sale ·
NOW JUSTSll.50/mo in·
cl. was he r /d r y e r &
refng. L a rry Dyt'r
&12"8235 (W·94)
966-2566: 973-2971
Ni.'wport Terrace. $475.
S48--8038
NEWPORT CREST
CONQO
Near new 38r. frplc. eul 3Br. 2'-'lB:i. we t bar. aw--lroker
17141ll7·2414 de-11ac. completely fn cd. Fool. Jacuzzi, tennis. $75o
lndscpd, auto sprinklers. 't523 CAMPUSl>l·IRVI E mo. ~-4260
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4Hollws&Dp.. ..._.,..._. 1106
~ 2UR I IUH Wllh ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'Na&t>i. & yards Great 2 Br rum. wtr pd, gar .
1':Ut.s1<k• locat100 $60.000 adlts. oo pets. $425 227"'1
down Owner will carry Diamond. 673-3540
rontri.ct ~·ull price CoroMdt4Mar ll2l ~.000
3333W. Coa.'ll Hwy. NB
64S.6646
CDMTalPLEX
All 2 BR townhouse type.
owner's unit w /frplc
Great location. Don 't
rruSli this ooe. $205.000
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CHIHACOVE
Executive Dream House
2 Bedrms+den. Deluxe
lhru-OUt. $.2500/mo. Avail
now thru 7131 /79.
Woterfrowt Ho.. s
631·1400
3 BR. ram rm .. J asmine
Creek. on grct-nbelt.
some view $1100 M o
Agent 673-5354
3224
bnck patio. country kit. ____ ....;_.;:;..;..;..~_......=.I•----·-·-·-.-.-;.-;.-;.-;.-;.
dshwshr. bltns. $440 mo. 3 BR. a huge bonus nn, 2
(TI4) (94-8393 ba. new crpt. Great loca-
Few tuitcV~ 3234 llOn. Univenily Park,
•••••••••••••• ••••••••• $625. Newpor·l Cent.er RJ.
~Macnab-Irvine
Cose to elementary sch I. _l.:..Y:_· s.o-___ lB_l2 ____ _
3Br. 2Ba w/lg den. frplc. SE.AV1EW dishwasher . covered &..CllJIM ia..dt 3241 Largest 4 BR. l·slor} ~b·o w/BBQ. k1'ds OK ••••••••••••••••••••••• plan w/cxpans1ve view!
o pets. $585 mo. Agt no Beach. Pool. Tennis . Avatl. for immediatt· ()(·
fee964-2566: 973.2971 Secunly. Short term. cupancy. SlOOO/ Mo Carl
.......... leoch 3240 ~3~rm. $600 per mo. BuUer 642-8235. <W·~I
·-··•••••••••••••••••• llG CANYON New-elegant-2 bedroom &..CllJIMHlls 3250 Elegant executive hOml'
S550.or2bedroom +den ••••••••••••••••••••••• Broadmoor II modl'I
$575. Cedar & window Super 3 bedroom. 2 ba. featunng 4 BR::.. 3 bath~
home. Five blocks to frplc. dshwhr, patio. fncd & lg. family r m . Encl
beach. Private 2·car yd, gar. l{jds & pets ok. prof. landscaped yard • F II $435 Aot No f ee Ready lo mo,·c into•
4 Br & den.••~ ba. ,, ... blk garage. u Y m ain · "' . . $1800/ M Sh S
from Nwp~.,..Back 'Hay ~ Ya.r:d· Ad~!· ,~J! 966-2566: 973-2971 &w-~ (~:96~ron m1t h
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Olympic size pool. tennis petS. nqwre at · 1 S6X> N<'w 4 BR. 21.-.i balhs i---------
Cl!>. Jacuzzi & :.auna St:reeL<7l4>960-63JI "Sha<!ow Run··. 714/1-------~.Call &4G-92Sl. Bolsa/Springdale 4 br. 2 962~or 89"l·7:;:JO a.-utte 3276
ba. fncd yd. garage Kids . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nt-w2 lx1rm condos, frplc. & pets olc. $445. Agt. No JBr. 2Ba Condo. rec Beaut. Towhs . 2br 2bJ
tR€HfGE CostaMna 3124 blllL-;,2cargaragc $450. fee.964.2566:973-2971 renter. pool, ~25 mo Retreat . Oen . golf -HO MES ••••••••••••••••••••••• & up . 1076 Canyon Or. i7().2844or831·13l7 course. pool/jac. 1 blk lo
Collage. cozy I Bdrm . MS-5637 AdamstMagnolJa 4 bl". 2 LEISUR~WORLD bch. $525. 661·1295,
645-6646 furnished. vy pvt. No ba. frplc. dshwhr. pallo. ..._and new o~aut 2Br 2,492_·_4727_. ____ _
ts S. 1 nl ..,,.5 Neat 2 br. 2'r2 ba condo. fncd yd. garage.' Kids & or ""' ~
7UHfTS.C.M. ~ailutilf.~· -" w /2 fl"pl ccs. pool. petsok.Edison H.S.S465 00A1Ccoodo. Eqwpped Alf/II 3280
D A b . d dshwhr. washer/dryer Agt. no fee. 964·2566. lutchen Couple musl be ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~aut. new ull in g 3 Bd, 2 ba. dbl gar. Lge Sorry. oo kids or pets 973-2971 52+ yr s Im m ed . oc TS~placests. xlntl~!t11~~~ RV aceess. Xlnt cond Singles ok $435. Alt!. no ---------cupancy S495/mo. Call h 2 dBr ~or. N~. S.~ . .,...lnvm .,_. """ $525/mo. Furnished or fee. 964·2566: 973·2971 New Coodo 2br 2ba. incl aft 7 PM 559·6105 an some Y res ore · > til... · 1 many extra!>. $495
FOU•-r.vES unfurn.631-0954 u .• eruus.poo t1ac.rec 1----a 3252 .--tnc.Aeves/wknds .
iu-1.5.A $400. Jbr. l ba. n on rom.SS00.972·1000 __,.....~ ~.,.. All 2 BR townhouse type te..tingt011 hoch 3140 s moke r s Ref 's. 989 ..................... ..
units. Good location. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Arbor.~·1605/548 0358. Terrific 3 br. 2 ba. patio. 4 BR. den. 2 Ba. fptc. per Sharp Jbr l h hJ
<JWC 2nd. Two to choose New2br 2ba incl. uul Ten· ---------fencd yrd. gar Kids & bltns. pvt atnum. 3 car Condo S495mo. Dbl. all from.$148.500ea. rus. pool/J'ac. rec. rm 1 BR. stall sh,ower. pall'?· pets 0 .K . S"45·S455 gar. Te nnis . pool & gar. earlhtone cr ph lndry_ rm. ~ blk lo i::: A g e n l . n o f c l' beach. Pvt comm S800 pool. club hsc. Pam MH
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nccTIGc $S50.9'72·l00!. 17th st :..hopptnit ~bus. ~:973-2971 759-146.'> ,_1!1_1_.2000 _____ _ ft~ l ~ I -•--h J I... N l d ~ l le .. HOME~ __,.....--. .. .,teo:e c&·~pC~snlr · 1\t ai~rr Beautiful new home nr 3 br 2 ba to··-"~". adults Westnlimter 3298
••••••••••••••••••••• ee bch 3b 2 b d WIUI~ • ••••••••••••••• eee ••• • e 3333 W. Coasl Hwy, NB 2BR semi furn. 190 Ca adllS. noc 1ldren or pct!> . r . •, a + l'n only. m Monarch Sum lse 64S.6646 nvnnAcresDr.$395.Ph $295.~1178. w t fr p l c . Su n dC't'k . mil 493·0941. Owner· ustleaseor . opuon a m/PJ-250lor645-8009 g arage . $590 mo . ~('flt BR. pool. JaC, 2·St}
HEAR IRLU EVEH
15%DOWH
4-P1ex. Assume. Seller
• • * 99H032/SJ6.7271. $650/mo . 8891 Pebbk Ht rtleoch 3169 J W Foi a...-h --------L*fonst 3255 Beach . Randy . Agt wpor · · re~ XJnl 2 br. rsnbl re nl. •••-•••••••••••••••••• 997·3191 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4031 Belvedere Irvine mature adults. No pelS. 4br. 2 bath. family l"m ... tta..Ms---=;.-,..--.-shecl--or--
w ill carry pape r . BOAT SUP. 58drm. 4
Ma nagement avail. ba. Avail J/l t.o 6/30. Agent. Gary D. Bosler _.,,./mo. ,
Youaret.hewinnerof 63.S-al20. ACT'08S f~m grade schl. u.twWsliied 3300
Twofrff Ticbts LOVELY. 3Br. 211'2 Ba. ~· ~~·~S no ••••••••••••••••••••••• lo bltns. microwave oven. ,...~. • · ~or 536--2498 -"' Prlnclpalsooly OCEANFRONT HOME CIRCUS VARGAS encl gar. yd S600 mo. ••f41*i1Hda l269 Scauaar Vocotiott
&Yeartvletllal•
Availaf>le Now
Yrly 3 Br. lBr. & Bach.
2 8dnn w/charm. encl March8lh 1.st/lasl + S300 sec. 516 •••••••••••••••••••••••
8:00PM Performance Geneva846-9088. 842•4466 IUCH UVltiKi
TileHuntm1t1on 2br. lba <.'Ondo. Surfside. tWw 2&3 IR Ho-s
lSTTlME INVESTORS patio & decks. Yrly lse
Prof. Real Estate Invest. 8)0/mo. w
CounciUng & xchaoge Wattrlront HoMH advise. Spec In Beach 631 1 .. 00
Cent.er N r b e h . Widen. L.R .. ram rm.
MuJUplex units. prop & ____ ._ .. ___ _
bl.o'ers available. Ask for
Sltlp Burson Counselor
Realty 900-43931840-6361
Hunt.mgton Beach schools & st.ores. Dbl car din. deck. pal. rrplc's.
To chum your tickets. garg. $350 + lst & last & el~ gar-opeoer. Both call 6'&2·5678. ext. 272 deposit. Call 498-1078 art proless1onally decoral·
IONES
REALTY INC
ESt l'Mf>
FOUR UHITS-C.M.
Near new. 3 Br owners
uruL 2 ba, frpl. 2·ca,.
gar .• J.2 Br. 2 ba. urut.s.
TSL lnvstmts 642-1603
*****
19~xes By owO::~es ex·
t.remcly low. Seller will
carry all financing at
9~'2%
L-.CashAow
Low 6own Paytnrnt
.... 714/542-3676
CALL FOR SETUP
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2200 •••••••••••••••••••••••
OORONA DEL MAR LOT
Ready to build . Ap ·
prov e d pl a n s.
$1SO.OOO/bsl of'r. &4G-3627.
Cll<lCre view of barbor lot.
2'ZM> Pacific Or. COM .
Owner build to suit or
::.ell ~00.000. 543·6148
eves
2300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
DeAma Bay Side Village.
3 br MobUe Home. Newly
decorated. S27.SOO terms.
Boal Dock . P vt Bch .
Pool. Ja c uzzi .
Clubhouses. Broker/
Owner. 6 3 1·4920 /
67S-3458.
Outof~ P'roptrty 2550 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
FtArookAc,._.
12 acres. $12.000 pr acre .
Owner will finance
Dix Bayfronl R plan Con·
do in Bluffs. 2Br+den,
21J:z ba. Nr pool. 675-3371
CLIFFHAVEN
Presug1ous locauon-J
Bdrm. charming col ·
tage. Grow vegetables in
large yard-no pets. $850
yrty. Call Lli for appl
~5200 BARRETT
REALTY REGISTER
* * * 6PM. ed. $600 & $700. Call-Marlene at 631·3444 or
l BR. beamed ce1hngs. •TIMY con AGE• 644-8889 (714) 673-6210
yard. no ch1Jdreo. new k ~/A~. $26S/mo. 1807 l room house 3 bl s to lfG C ... uvou 2001 w 8abN 8hd. ... I"' ocean. Nr. buses & old An• " Newpof1 8Mdl·C~••U2HO
_c:....__ace_nll:...._a _642_·24_64 ___ 1 town. Child O.K. Very DEAHECOHDO •
New. extra dlx townhouse Private. Wat.er pd. NO For le~: avail. now 3 Cw' Eiaiaiuts •
wut, 3 br. 2 ba. $600/mo DOGS S250 per mo. $350 Bd.rms.. 3 baths. with Uu;fa Mslwll ~ !425
OR2br.2baforSSOO/mo. move in. 421 Lake Sec spacious hv. area. Love-...................... .
Porthole. skylight win· mgl". house E . Ope n ly yard & entry area .
d l · Sal/Suo l2-4pm ., ........ Mo incl gardener . 2 br. 1~ ba, bltn ows. open s a1rca sc. .,,_., · · A/C. sauna, Pool &
master bdrm sw te. Call .-.. ~·-b a...HUDSOH f") ,., Llnda Hart 646.iJ71 or ..,..,. ... ,, 3 r'. 2 ba. alnum. Jacuzzi. New c,,.. 1-ir s
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r.m encl. pat10. Fr pie & REALTOR 644-0322 Csl Plaza. $425. 5S9-84<!tl
Honn....,....Wd · dsbwhr. All. dbl gar. aft6pm
... •••••••••••••••••••• Super clean 3 Br t Ba, w/etec OJ>nr . Te nnis. 3 bdrm · 2 t,.; b a · • ~ lslaRd 3206 encl ar-•e ocean vu pool Jacuzzi. Close lo Townhouse. Beautifully 3 br, 2 ba. pool. 1acurn
••••••••••••••••••••••• no Pe~ c~u·675.1094 0; bc:h.Ssoo.Lse.644-8086 decorated. boat slip Newport Tctl'ace. $495. Bayfront4br.3ba.ramily 67J..l023. u avail. $850 pe r m o . No pets. Call Rhell.
rm. pier. no pclS. $1200 S harp & clean 4 br 879-6310or52S-6005 962-8847 Lease. 675-0525. 2br Iba hardwood fir w/heavy shake roof. lgc Bh.dfs gorgeous 2br 2ba ,_S_p-ac-1ous--3-b_r_._2_b_a_c_on_do.
2 Bdnn. fireplace, patio.
New paint. No pets. $475
yrly. 675-9229
beamed ce11in~. fcnc. liv rm w/frplc & brighl yrd . bltins. Sm child OK cheerful kitchen. $475 view. cw.tom decor. Wt."l Nr. So Cst Plaza. Pool.
No pets. $375 1982· B 84H62Zor848·9840. bar. gardener, pool. SSSO. sauna, jaM{llfj Sorry no
Meyer Pl. 549.3484 wknd. 640·62S9. 557-4700 ext. pets.~7-4872 oratts·ao Vacant-3Br.2Ba.N.Wcst 23 12 d ys . 640·2426
· · H.B .. RV gate. S495 mo cvestwkods ••w..tsr.tnislMd
••••••••••••••••••••••• E0SfDL' 2 Br. NO DOGS lst/lst962·3282 "' HARBOR VIEW •••-••••··~··•••••••••
S375. 268-B Costa Mesa 3br. 2 story condo. 21,2 ba. PORTOFINO ~ Ptalll 'o 3707
~ ......... 3207
-1!: Macnab -Irvine
OCUHROHT cape Cod charmer near
Nll.Y.C. 3 BRs. 2 baths
+ gues t rm. w/bath.
S1500/ Mo . · RARE
YEARLY LEASE! Dona
Ch ich ester 642·8235
<W·92)
c•'*-IHcJ. 3211
Streel645-9341. Dbl gar g . e nc lose d. 4 bdrm. J a,.,ba.F .R. 2 ....... ••••••••••••••••
Eas t s ide $325 l br P~tio. Pool & clbhse story bonus rm. pool & Weekly/monthly ocean
mobUehome. Adi ts. n pn v1leges. Nr 5 point Spa. seoo. 900-1326 front compl. fura. 2 br.
pets Quiet.673-7787 shopping center. $450 frpl . balcony. gar · 213-592·5081. Broad m o r e Sc av 1 e w 640-4784
Mesa Verde 3 br. p. ba. ---------Home 4 bdrm. View lol 1---------
DeW CfP.ls &drps. 2 frplcs 2.., Bdrms. 2 blocks to $1,000 per mo. 640·8557 Costa MHa 3724
& family rm. Quiel cul ocean. Large back yard or644-5524. •••••••••••••••••••••••
de-sac $525 mo. 549·27 $450. Call 968-5792 3 BR 2 BA. fplc. patio. dbl SUS CASIT AS
or days; 557-0276eves. ltw:Maq°" gar. s.sso. Yrly. Agent Large & reg. 1 bdl"m .
&side 3 hr. 2 ba. garage t•-biw 3242 biJ..0060 end. gar· ~. & up pal.io.$4:i0a>o. ••-••••••••••••••••••• ---------Adults. no peLS. 211 0
S48-8204or &4G-2316 HEWWXUIUOUS ClITE 2 Bdrm w tfrplc, NewportBl.s.fi.4968. _"'_......C,.....,.OOS bnck walks, ll"Jl palJO &1--''--------
2BR.house,pnvaleyard. _._, ..,..... yard. $485 /m o. P h w~ Rates ~c. Poot. Small pe 1-2-3 Bedrooms. Tenn~. 645-fi625 ~ciW.'stud'°5 &
Mod BR B r I No kids ,....,c pel" mo pool, some s.li~ Su . 3 2 A. ~· · ,,__, · Waterfront rUes 2 bed. l bath. Lido Isle 1 Bedroom ites
l ard Manage,. 2453 8 . Orange ho s Co I t Kn· h eoc . Y • ocean vu . 213/592·2813 me. mo to mo 65-0 mp e e c ens
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mo.4196-7450 Ave. 714/846-6608 Ouldren and pets o.k. Maid Service ·TV ,.~.. 32 A bd ,,_ b 1 ~l/640·1645eves ClosetoaJtmaJor -Mar 22 '' rm. t .. z a. arge VIEW&SLIP freewaysandlrvim•
·-••••••••••••••••••• fenced yard. $475 per mo. 2 Bdrm Condo. new crpts Baysh<>n's. pvt eomm. Newport Beach areas. MIMI IA y VIEW ~ aft 3pm daily & & drps. Loaded w /xtras . charming 2 sty. IA palJos R al S •
2 bdrm spacioua multi· · Peggy 960-4392 frplc.3Br.2Ba.S875 OY~ UlfeS
level in canyon park set· l BR all house Al ' · 642·5568 or 64:>-5054 2080"1ewport Blvd
ting. Lg. dbl garg. + Cit· cond·. 5~aslslde . S295. em. 3244 642-2611 or trapartdng. 2700 Bayside Adults. nopet.s. 546-3937 ••-••••••••••••••••••• BRANO NEW 3Br. 2'i'.2Ba 54S.2000
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_owner_· ___ _.._67_~ ____ . ____ 13br. 2ba. dbl grg on quiet 'l'wnhse. w/frml dining. mo :.U.5062e · $25() l Br ~e home St. m Dorset Lo. $485 mo. family rm, 2 frpks. w.-t · Mature adIJ,$ on&y. No
3.:i33W.CoutHwy ... NB Harbor View Montlego CallAbe.556-9956. bar & A/C. Located on 2BR,$500moyrly lse lst pets. Quiet. secure. 19!11
w/2S%down.
4bl" 2ba ram . rm . IU'Ohell w/view 1n Uruv •·I d Nwr'BI d""""-".,..,3 '4M646 wallpaper. garg. opnr. Supe,. clean. Easts1de. 3 Parl(. No ~ts. $575/mo. oa asl + secur. e p. ..tn v .........,, . Ukemodel.$800.640-0735 BR. 2'-'t BA. Fam. Om. 18:116FoxgJoveWay. Call Olde r c pl. no p et s . l BR duplex. East.side.
13.75 Acre ~el. Loe. in Rm. & gardener. Bob coll 71411.287.2604 San 548-9767 smalJ. but 1erute ins1dl·
No. San -o coonUef $625 mo. 6 mo lsc. 2Br . Rasmusson 964·2455 Otego BeauUfully decor 3 br con· Adlt.s. DO ~LI>. 1st & last
fuc.eet growuig 4' mos• l~Ba. L/R, F/R. tii car, · do FWV\1 t 15 mo + sso ~ $260 mo beautiful area. Safe lg rbed yd. pvt bch · ac· Back Bay area house for WOODBRIDGE _ft;. .. -N-· pv acre Ava.LI imm ·Drive b'
sensible Investment cess.644-0164 lease. 4 br. 3 ba. 2 car .-... cwport TerTace. · · $12.727 -.r acre. 25% dn gar. Tennis cts. jacurn. en.al•.... ss:zs. 496-7737. before calfutg, 128 E . 2bt
r-~• ...... V EW pool ,.,..,c N 3 Br. 2 ba PaUo home. St. Apl 3 &iS-7800 subardl.DaUoo IUtely . o: ~ I · -... mo. 0 pets. Dec lo eartbtoaes in l br. redecor. walk to · · .
4»M91 Mr. Main (bs1 LEASE ~~s ~~1wrtys planned comm.unity beach. Quiet adult. no 2br, l ba.f~kids or
1·Upm). Seriows buyen Goraeoua 3 bd, 2~ ba pm4' ~. a w/lake, pools & tenrus pets, DO gar. $300. W /new ~· pool, mo.Imo.
only. home in Coroo.a del Mar. crts. Frplc. s/c ovens. stove & re frig $325. 873-40t
VIEW L<)T, Mammo\t Beige tone thruout MesaVerdehome.3BR.2 lgedressi.ng rm w/mlr· 6'1S4l8S .._.. 1741
Likes. VISTAS ll. b) w/deeof'ator papen & ba. (rplc, bln~. OIW. rored closets, elec gar dr BOAT SLIP. 2 bdrm, 2 ••••••••••••••,,~•••••• owner. t-13Wl94 draperies. Mstr sulle Wir & DrY .. Gardener. OIJIU'. 2 patios. lge yard: bath lowel" unit with UNA BEACH MTR
• ..... ·y •o•-au wtfrplc. Tennis crtl, $475. t.st. fa.at. sec dep. No pets. $52.5/mo. Call fireplace. U50/ m<>. INN. '7$/~ a up. Maid
-.....--. -pools • security gated 548-81186 .~1. 5'59-0701or831M730 Wa t e rfront Homes aerv .• color TV."Maled
Live bl the country hlgt eotranct. Brand new. 0-ftohlt 122' NEW 2 BR condo. up· 63M400 pool. UUI. (714) 494.5294
on a bill. spect•cula1 tM&-1711 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• araded. Ughled t.cnnl1. -TSIDI 985N. Cout wy vtew ot valley & mou.n " ....,,,,. ...... _ &elJ». Borderiq Rancbt Brand new condo. walk to pools.Jac$435 ........ 361t w--.y..,.,...-.-..a...., 769
8 t F r I Niguel beach. 3 BR den,, ·~ ... r • -• ••• an a o, or on > RMI. El&.atc 2y. ba. 2 i1Ly, 2 car + trvtne Groves. 2 BR. den 28drm, l story.~ =·a~~~~fa:l IJiml. tome ocean view. + formal dmlng are•. 28dtm.2sty.$500/ncw
lY .-pool. Over Ya •ere P1UC£0 JUOHT ~mo 213-866-ml Fireplace-. ceramic tUe, 3 Bdrm, 2 alory. S525 f , ..... Drivebyt.bencall· . .it cleaning oven. Xlnt 30drm.2tl)',S500/new or~ to •ee cal Avail. lmmed . 1·501 BeuOondo or Marina It location. Pool•. teDDil. 38drm,2al)'.~/now
n 41 ISRLTY s..acte Tttrace f750 bNchel. 38r 2ba, POOi. ~. '41$. ~ Ca.IHl3HM HAYN a+-33$: mo.tbr Zb•. • jac. tennis. S425/mo. llft..tarwbdl. ult for John, Alenl
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,.... 271Gtq. ft. wltl 1 New ~ 3 br. 2 b•. dblln& area, bnakfut7 don. ~Led t"Om:
emn1Di1DN1 of dty. Ye WY4M.AIS HILL '"* f amtl)' rm canyoo ram ll >' rm • r r p I c • muNc.y
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b.:aC'h pr1v l lt1e.
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prdenrr k U 840 Ul8Z
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8e11ut1ful 129$. 1 UR 1 BA 4S share 2br Balboa upt olr1~ for rent. 300 sq. fl
AdultAplJI yl"'rl 1CANAFFORD 496-7Ul lmmed occupancy. S'lSO.S48·SS56.
tlVING 21tl8l Brookhur11l. H 8 vv 2 BR 2 Ba condo. encl 673-0046. '62·6613 NEWPORT BEACH gar . 5350 mo 633-4720 -------3 Rm olfice. carpeted, air
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3 Br. oow coodo. t mile to
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lmmed. occupy Avail
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Recreation •••
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LUXURYAP1'LIVING al299 Villagc.l246 mo .
OverloolunlJ Th Waler La 4 bdrm hse on Penn. to 549.5033
'lf-ou1 auJult all >rfni; 111 11 .Cm •I '''"" n ,.I. Viii t<l" ~ OLX Nt!w 3br,2"iba, 2hr
2ba paUo. gar Nr ocean From $375. 846-1591
Ocean View 2 bdrm. lib.are. Easy going Mii" .
Enjoy 1750.000 spec lndry, gar, l V. blocks to w/Job. call Dan or J am, Ccnfidentlalpnvateorflce
t.acularspa 7 i;wlr:nminQ beach access S310. 67J.9537. compl furn. Self con· ·~~· l 4thctrooro
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siind &r saving in brund
new 3br 3ba dupltox
w/pvt patio. blt·ini..
crp/clrps & wulk t o
bU<'h Days 536·6663.
~eve840·5949.
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2 story townhouses S..ta A.M 3880 wk. CM. 546-2068 . ...................... ------....
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f'llOM ~TO $415. 111.81 San Angelo. 2 br. 2
ba. new <'Pt.s & paint
Perfect for ('ouple or ~es $.125. Call afte r 7
pm Collect 213/ 289·2426.
Elec. k1tch •. pnv. patios Duplex. 2br. 2ba, dbl gar.
& balconies. <'rpts . J<i<b..Pets OK S350 mo
draperie s. parkmg 673-8954eves
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hou..cie. 1 Blk from Dch.
N.B. l205+Secunty dcp
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880 Irvine
1a1 16th!
(7141 &4>0S~O
N•wport leachJSouth
1100 lblh SI
(Dover at lblh)
(7141642-8170
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Beautiful brand new
.tu.It •pts No J>t'lll Pool.
JIK'l.ILIJ ODii n d • iJ y •
9M \\' 19th St
t\at"h ~$2M
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cpls, pwnt. pool, carport.
adlts only. S335 mo
!IM-:m? I 8rl290-'* I IJ ll ",.IO I {(1t 1 NOWflF.NTING
2 Br~~ l•--------~---------13 BR. 2 bath. studio wath
TSLM1ml 645-1122 patio & frplc New
--I ~ 2 BR l BA I .......... au tnplex. Call 900.3521 Bl>aut brllnd new adult .._-o • • pvt pa 10. ~ .,..
apts . Spac 1 & 2 br lndry hkup, gar. S315 mo wit~ styl.-Frplc, 546-6299; SS7·0848
~ rm lmmed. <K'· l '/J MOMTHS
New beautiful garden 3 Br. 2 Ba . 2 s t ory
aptS, pool & spa Townhouse Apts. $450 to
SS20/mo. 964·1507
elevators.
At Fastuoo Island. Jam
boree & Sao Joaqu10 Hills Rd
For rental mli>rmation.
714/644-1900
IACHaOR UHITS
$225+depolit.
20 I E. lalboa. HI.
Cell Rtnato 5 56-77 0 7
f :: l Ba S325-S33S llNT NH!
2 er .. 2 aa S39S.S42S HOW RENTING
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Mod.11 open doily rn 1
126 E. 18th Sttct.>t
646-fl816
2 bt."'droom. l bath
2 BR l BA. upstairs. nu Dix Jbr, 2ba lpwer dplx. l
4-plex. O/W, encl gar. blk bch. No pets. $500
$J40. adlts. s.150 mo. 900-5260 Ut>. m.oo3 NOMONTORY TSLMgmt 642.9412 IRA.ND NEW
POIHT Counh 'f S•ttiftl) 2 BR. 2 ba apts. Perfect
VM!W Vtlla. Completely UIO E. 21st Street for 2. Great C.M. loca· furmshed l BR & Lon. Easwde 2 br & den spht tion! Available March
Available now. Teno1s. level.. Frplc, deck . 15th. S37S &S395-Call for
pool & s pa De nne skyllght. all extras. $395 details while selection
Soderl1og, Unit e d mo. No chlJdren or pets lasts
Br'dlers. Days 646·4262 ; e ves
161 E 18th Stn>et
6'l2 .(Xj.56
Bachelor $260.
151 E 21st Street
548·2408
2 bedroom, l bath $345
OPEN SAT/SUM I 0-3
7782 Newman. New dlx
units 2Br. 2ba & 3 Br. 21rz
ba w /frplcs. e nc gar.
Quiet. nr SI ater & Beach.
900-4145
2 81 . I ba s mall houst>.
IAYVIEW
EASTBLUFF. Elegant 2
br. 2 ba. frplc . Huge
patio Pool Ma turto
adults. No pets. $565
640-0349.
A1J adult, no pets. 2 br. 2
ba. from S330. J acuzzi.
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or Ullfwwished 3900 •••••••••••••••••••••••
TifE EXCITING
PALM MESA APTS
MlNUTESTO NPT BCH
Bach. l&.2 BR
from $255 & up
AduJts No peL<;
1561 Mesa Dr
(5 Blks East or Newport
Blvd I
9am·5pm 546·9860
MOllLEHOME
INFORMATION
Repossessions, buy op
tions. lake over payment
informatio n Easy
financing OAC Trade
anytluog valuable
Santa Ana 554 7070
Westminster 848·8895
C. Anaheim 956-1011
E. Anaheim 956 4500
Nd. roommute to !>hare 3 services 1nclud1nJ(
Bdrm <'Ondo w 1th 2 person a lize d pho n \'
others. Sl45+1':> ut1I. HB answenng Great locu
964-3654 !Jon with fast freeway a<'
Looking for' easygoing ress. NearO.C. rurport& So. ~t Plaza. f'rom person to find houst> in SJ25 per month Call
C DM I NH Chtld OK FJ1zabeth979·2161 Must move soon. Tom -----
646-«$13 Sobl lse 400sq rt Ofr1t'l'
Mature roommate want i.pace. Pnm C M areu
cd 20 Lo JU yrs to share ~5. mo . 548·5!177 or
3br house in SJC $150 + lJ88
•3 util Call alt 7PM Offtce spa<.'e for rent i\µ
714·493-1260 prox 432 sq. ft New <.'pt:..
Rmmte wntd l>m hsc frni.d
CM $7i 50 p mo + 12 ulll
25+ Reliable tH5 7100
pamt & lighting system
Pd uul $250/mo tH5 2550
or833-2124
Xlnt office space 1200sq Wanted Fem wtch1ld. !>hr ft Looking O\. •r L· gun
4 BR hm nr b<'h w tsaml• Underg roundc pa~k1n~
S2351mo. l!>I & a lai.t re New carpet.:. drapes &
qd. Vic Bushard / Allan-paints . A/C. & MUST
ta 962· 1852 SEE! 549·11.86. 557·5870.
Rmate . Fem. non·smkr, _499_·-~-------
'75-
5626 ==· 2 br, bltns. no ~ On the be•ch: March 5· June lS (1) Jbr, 2ba. (1) p ets. Adults . $310
2br, 1ba: Both have frplc. 640-1278; SS2·4201 eves aft
S3.50. 2250 Vanguard Way
540-9626
lbedroom
3 Br. 2 ba. I sty delux
$315 ·owners untl w/2 pvt S360 patios $425. Call Mike.
848-<*lO.
2 bedroom. l bath
pool. rec. bldg Locat~d ---------
across from Newport IOOIM 4000
Beach Golf Cour se •••••••••••••••••••••••
no children for 3br. 2ba. WANTED: Flexible 111
LR. den. yd & patio hmc t e r 1 o r d c <'o r a to r
CdM S250 fi/5-7674 dy<;, w/follow1ng to ~ha rl'
1>7>4059 evt!i-romfortable & creat1v1• sar. lndy. 646-2030. 5· R.C. TAYLOR CO . _________ 12 Br. beam <.'eillngs, pool. 640·5 I 12
Sr.5 TO IEACH
2 BR. t ba. yrly. S400
4 BR. 2 ba .• yrly. $750
2 BR, 1 ba, yrly. $435
associated
BQ01· r11-; 11F111 ro11s
J.'.'1:• .,.. f;i. .. ,itit.o c' j,.,b J
2 BR. I BA. fully rurn. 1
f>lk to ocean. S450 mo
Adults. no pets. 675·0475
bllll range. No pets. $290. E t . d 2 b 1 &1.2·3464. 313 17th Place as s1 c r . e n c . No L • garage. Washer/dryer
· · hook·up, p atio. $350.
2 Br. l ba, l s tory, shag. _548_·_7_1.5_7_. ------
0 /W. drps. patio. frpl, OPEN SUN beam clngs. gar. Adlls. 1-<1 S 3 3 5 . 2 6:; o E t d e 0 1997 Church St
(l)S38-8406 New custom designed luxury private 2 br. 2 ba
& 3 br. 2"4J ba. Pvt fence<!
yards. frplc. 2"i car gar
w/ele<.'. door op ener .
Bo nn ie 64S 4466 o r
~5854. Or. Rappaport
(213 )59 5·2 191 o r
"TIIE VICTORIAN"
2 Br studio, l Iii ba w /gar. ad1ts. cpts, new drps.
range. focd yd w/patJo.
wtrpd. s:ns. 667 Victona
636-4120, 1·5.
(213>~4367
Adults. no pets.
Shown by appt only
54S-<1855
Lge bachelor nr f"airv1ew lrYiM 3844 Steps to beach. 2 ur gar.
& Baker. No children. no ••••••••••••••••••••••• new pwnt & cpl. Un furn
pets.545-1882. 3br 212ba Brand New orfurn Yrly $425w1 ull.
KIOSOK W~bndge, $G50mo. 2 ~l.362.213·670·7933
3 b 2 b I ~...,.. cugarg.213/465-4841 THE COVE·Ba:f'.s1dl' Or r. a, poo . ~. mo. ~ 10am-7pm New upgraded lbr apt.· Luxury con o . m s t1 c ondo. B ea u t i ful swte, den. 1•., ba. fplc.
PRJCEDRIGHT·E .S. landscape w /compll'le pool, jacuzzi. pvt beach
Dnve by then call rec. fa<.'iJ. S350 Call Den· $850. 7~1092
Avail. 3/15. 2459 E lde n rus 834·5092 or 551·4823.
br. S23.5 mo.
Avail. 1mme<l. 229 Costa Oranget.ree Condo. 2 br. I
Mesa St. 2 br $295. mo. ba. tennis. pool. ad ult!>
DUNG ER.& ASSOC ~3686.
957·0701 968·5565 ---------
OCEAN FtlOMT
3 br. 2 ba. w/office Year
ly. f'rplc. gar. $1050
TSL Mgmt 642· 1603
UDO eleg .. s pac 2 I.Ir 2
ba. den. frplc. h1 Cl•1hn).!!>.
* Aft'lbou odor Inn•
Lovely garde ns·Brooks
wtr rail
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•Jacuzzi. healed pool
•Wkly or dwl} maid sn
•TV & phone arn1labll•
Low GI $72.50 )yk
2277 Harbor
C.OSta Mesa 645 4840
Room w /k 1t<"ht.·nellc
SQlwcek & up
~-9755
Beautiful Lag una Motel
apt:. By "t't'k 11r month
494 2494
Near beach Nice o ... n
balh Sl50 M 11''
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de. Call for more info
Tue·f'rl 9.5 OLM t-;o
wrpn se:. 645 8551
Prof malt· wants to s hr 3 ... _,
Br. San Juan Capo t·ondo -neu Rental 4450 w non 'mkr S22S 1n(• •••••••••••••••••••••••
ulll '193 Olii I ijJJ lli35
dys Oa\'('
Roomrnatt' wanwd to look
ror aptl hsP in l.B·SLB
L..."11 Point 1121 ·3784 NI Di\
Rommate ,,. <1nll'd to \hr
ShoppiftlJ Center
Space For Leow Cai Claude Parrish
2 I 3·277·6318 coll.
l.R CM houst• $175 Mar Newport Manner 's M 1lc
tv li31 ·5824 l'\'l'S 075·4!103 Modem 502 sq ft storo• J,, ~<Cl Avon Low n •111
; ;.HJ-477 iOOI
UALOOA BAY Cl..UB 2
Hdrm. 2ba. dlx furn. !lub-
rent Now a varl to fi :JO.
SOO per day min. 2 mo.
0424007. 1·324·3328
Newly decorated 3 br. 2 ba ----------
townho use. Spac1oui; MesaVerde area 2 bdrm ..
flJ't'placc & pool Qwet I "2 ba. bit-ins. frplc. gar .
area . Adults. oo pe ls comp. redec. avail. 1m·
S400. 645-3381 : 675·5949. med .. $:175/mo No pets
----------Turllc rock 2br Condo Vtlla Pomoneapt642-2015 New. Highly upgrad
•Lovely, qwct all adult 1-)'plc. \'IC\\. lndy. rm
bldg dbl. encl. i:;ir w opnr
ll!e b rick garden S950 Sunn) F'J~hum I -.uite Gcraors
t\dulL<> G75·6359 w1ba & 1>at10 :\lature forllent 4JSQ MARINER'S MILE
PRIM!': 1.0C,\1'10:>.
STYLE ON
OCEANFRO NT
546-0009 after 6 PM
So. Coast Plaza area. dlx 3 ----------Br 2 Ba 4·plex. encl gar. So. Coast Plaza area. 2
drapes. carpets, blt·ins. BR. 2 Ba built·1ns,
$3JS. 768-7336 aft 5PM carpets, drapes. incl.
•Spacmus l & 2 BR deck. pool. SQ)(). !155·3:lili
•Carpet & drapes aft 6/wknd.
•Pool& BBQ
•Private garages ~leach 38 48
3br 2ba near Lido \'111a~e 1 ~mp!'d .:l•ratt.-man $2tjj •••••••••••••••••••••••
$550. 514 Club !louse 64().ti.59<1 Wantt'd to r<>nl /.!Jrll).!t' on
~-5868or526·1928 I Rm. pvt balh mature Balbll:'or:'lo U lur !>m:ill
cmpld lady, ht pn'. ref. <.'arfi75 9263
on WA TE It ,,, <1ilahh
for retail or proft·i.~1m1til
0H1ccs Total of J(JOO "II
fl Can Ix• dt\'ldt'<I 11\111
!>mallcr unit!> Ori\ e ll\
26.1.1 W Coa:-.1 Hwy. NII.
then caJI
2br. 2ba, study, frplc.
SBI0..1 lll.il inc ld. Adults.
no P!f!; 646-3718.
•Priv./patio. balco ny •••••••••••••••••••••••
•Nr Hoag Hospital, shop· 2 bdrm. 2 people max.
pi.ng & 2 m1 from beach 396•, 3rd St. $475 plu!> NifJu~fs~ ~:r ~e~:· rsf~~· $150 + Lui! Bch. 4!14 7346 ::;inj!f1• e nclosed gar:ige
642·0551 Room. lutchen & laundr} for s torage or 1·ar Ml'!>ll
~
garage. S32S. 768·7336 HEW DUPLEX . 2br,2~ba,everyameni· B~~helor apt,• Senwr
ty, 1650 s q . ft. Obie CiU~o ooJy: S170 mo. 10·
garage. Huge y ard. cl utiJ. Mobile Home Pk.
security de pos it 111 1 2 br upper. Adults. oo 543-3265 {W) 634·6548 for
pets. $275/lst & last. $75 applicauon
dep. E astsidc C . M . -=--=---------
2br2ba •, blk to bch 2 gar
sp. $475Yrly No P ets
675-1706, 645·2223 ··········l············· 645-()Ml. Lin in o Castle
..W:.l"-d JIN ....... ~ .•••...... , .....
2~ fbi;'lrplc. lse. walk
1Dnl"8y.-
w /room for trlr. etc.1_64&-_4_1.5_1 ______ _
$495. 673-6336: 642.9666
ALL ADULT APTS
HOW AY AILAILE
2 Br. lba, cpts/drps. encl
gar. Lodry hookup. close
to shopping. Mesa Verde area. uio. Adlts/oo pets.
871·9656or 871·5151
Wide O<.'ean v i ews .
Qass1c architecture on
a<.'res of g a r d l'os &
lawns . Pool & spa
&late hvmg. <.:lose to
beach & s hopping l
3 br. 2 ba & 4 br. 2 ba.
Upstairs apl's. Newly re
furbished t\vail now
biJ.1305
, ata-445-1978.
'2[)r2ba frplc. lsc.
2 br apt. Pool. jacuzzi &
BBQ area. End. garage .
Large 2 bdrm upper S28S .
Qu1ot build i ng with
beautiful landscaping.
ldeaJ for adults over 35.
No pets . LEEWARD
AP1'S, 2020 Fu lier ton
Ave, (1 blk east Newport
Ave & l blk south of
$400. Beau. 2 Bd. 2 BA bdrm tower apt S-t90
o/looks S.A. Co Club Small I bdrm apt S3SO
Bale. 2 car gar. 631-1816. Mature adults. 494·4653
· or494·6017.
OCEANFRONT Upper
urut. Very mce LJ!e 2Br.
g'dr . $6751 mo. y rly
67>1.006 Walk toS. Bay
.... a13£.44S-1978
SORRY NO P ETS
177E.22NDST.
Costa Mesa 645-2498 Ut.il. Pal<f: S mall bach ---------1 __ Ba_y_)_._63_l_·0397 __ . ___ _
apt.c Lunlted cooking 2 br .• 2 ba, all elec .. grnd 1 Lge Br apt. No pets. ~1811\,J&if~C . $250. 12612 noor. cov. pat'k_. no ~ls. Adults only. Pool & patio.
3826 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
Ocea nfront 2br. frplc .
$525. Util 1ncld. No
pets/kids. 789 Gaviota
STEPS TO OCJ::AN View
3 Br. 2 ba. 2 car gar.
bftir)S . S6501mo. 675 1906
Aaate,~7~p97 S3SO . 310 V1 cto r1a . 1887 Monrovia. $260 . · -642-2164/673-0782/552·4894 ~IB:.l. SlOO MOVE IN 536-0321.
WATERFRONT
40' dock avail. 2 ba w t all
xtras Qwel, pvt. hugr
de<.'k $575 673 G336 .
642·9666.
8eatq8 • glass, fplc .. l~c. 2 Bdrm 1 8 th S350 . dl)to ab• 2ba. $475. 21.89P Ina • ts Cm0
11• Bacb. Encl. patio. Uul. ALLOWANCE Woods Cove area Quiet
66J,{1J!J ac c, nope • a pd. S250. mo. ,__ ~5880. Pam S48-8204or 646-2316 ............. 3807
•• ..,. •• ,_•••••••••••• 1 BR. stall s hower , patio. E ·side 2 b r . patio &
2 br, 2 ba + den $400. 2'12 bdrms. jacuzzi.· No
Encl. garage, pvt. fncd pets . S450 incl util
g r a ss ya rd. 33411 494-7~ Studio loft apt , Harbor
View area. ideal ror bus1 ness prof person. Share
pool & clubhous~
_privileges. $350 incl ulil
644-57111
lndry rm, 11\ blk to E. ....350 1...r ,b&v~ 2 Br 2 B,a. 17th St. shopping &r bus. garage. -m o.
Cheltam Way: 496' 1097 1.S_B_R.--2_b_a _ .. -w-h-it_e_w_a-te-r
or49&S27S. views, 2 blks to beach
New appliances. new Wed kitchens & baths .
frplc, Lc-!!rage , pri v New crpt. drks, tile, 1--S48-8204---or-64_s._23_1_6_
beacli °V(JY lse. Adults stove & paint. Mature *2Br Mesa Verde. S300.
only, no pe ts. $850 . adults, no children or Garage avail. No pets.
673-2162 pets. $29S. 95S·U78 833-8974.
Very clean Bach. 'h blk. Duplex 2 BR l Ba, encl Eastside I br. natural
to W ch. S265 per mo. gar. Mature adults. no wood beam ceiling &
WI. incl. ~5-3029 wknd pets. S310 mo. 964·1055 cabinets. $260. 83S-8S44 or or eves. 731-6001
t .. lltsugl0tt leach 3140 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SHARP, beach 1.2 & 3 BR.
frplc. dishwshr. garage
& p atios. No p e ts .
~2358 at• 1 tf\ UI in 1 $320 $37S. Nr. new 2 br, 2 ba, 1---------
6?5-?876 e u . ~47.4200 gar. frplc, bale. Close to 2 BR. house. private yard, Townhouse. lovely. sp~c.
ves, all. garage. Pool. Small pet &r home·like. 2 br with
days. TSLMgmt 642·1603 OK. No kids. $385 per mo. pvt, gated entrance + 2 eor....cW Mer 3822 Manager ~53 8. Orange patios. Some with alt. ••••.,.~••'-•••••••••••• 20K.BR 1 BdogA, caCrport.dklds Ave. garage. Swimming pool. no s. pts, rps, Jacuzzi. Tennis cowts. 1 NICE "2 br upper d~lx. S29Srno. 6'5-7522 New delux 3br 2ba twnhse bile ID Huntington shop· d sgt or marned fpl kit b De k ·
9'1\okers or pets. 2 Br. l~ Ba ~wnhouse. "&::'view~ J:r:ag:s. ~ ~~~r ~r~~ Ai~~~:
.llM888 f&ral{e1 patio, pool, Pacific " Victoria Seawind Village 15555 JaCUZZJ. fireplace. Adults •c:"" Call nHO • 2 Br fresh clean close to only $385 63l-a4 _....mo. 759 . ......., or Huntington Village La ne, beacM,:· shop:g. Call • · · 6'4-8722aft. 6pm/wknds. H.B. (714)898-9961.
752-m, &16-3176. ~ge lbr blUns. refrig. Want Ad Help? 642·5678 Br b r I ---------• dishw. lodry. $225. 720-D 3 • 2""-2 a, rp . no pets
Lt lbr 9cean Froat. apt. Shal.imar646-21613 ............ lffcll 3140 $425 per month. Call
Cdll. ~professional ••••••••••••••••••••••• &l&UJIO. peno. • prefened. S400 EASTSIDE mo. 644-5'771/675-1049. Quiet 2Br Unit in s mall
..._..a •. decu'ated 2br Lba complex features new ,_.., cpta, new drpa, freshly lrt. bale. Rear unit. painted, bltnrange "dis·
Adul'-No.Pets. ~·1046 hwasher, gar age.
2 QR. SQ. ol Hw No Adlts/no pets. $335 mo. peta,,.•o. Aten~· _54&-_2042 _____ _
~ · 644-2212 Almost new condo 2 BR 2 ~a RBR. lMi blks Ba. complete kitchen
fr adult.a, no pets. (bit-ins, dlabwube r . 'll!!!!;~U78 t.raah compactor) gaa
BBQ, fn>lc, w/w carpets, 3 A1• BLTNS. dnpea 2 car gar., electr. . ~?Simo. door ope~ner. N r Or .
541-4012 o.i Coll $G5 mo + -~--....... , .... ~---31-2-41 ~~lean de poalt. . . .......... .
APARTMENT HOMES
Ala,tsfatn
I 81o(ll otr 8oMh Blvd. Cot11er of Terry It Vle~po1,,1
111111111111 121
Cll ·I091
,..,,,
French doors & windows.
hdwd. nrs .. open beams .
brick frplc . drapes &
shutters: dbl. gar &
yatd. North L agun;t .
S750. Hillie 494·7551
UDO Village are11 3br .
2ba gar. sundcck S5SO
yrly. 673-7300
Luxury beach fronl I br
Studio. ocean view. nr. a pt. Yrly & uul pd $454J
beach. Re frig .. but no _67_>_:1123 ______ _
khch. Vacant. $185 Mo. Balboa Ba y C l ub .
494-75Sl spacious 1 br. fabulous l..arJMo Hilt 38 SO bay view 645·9108 or
•••••••••••••••••• •• • • • _67_5-82SS __ . ------
West Newport yrly . 3 Br. 2
ba. frpl. 15 s teps to
beach. S6501m o . P h
&1.2·2565
PANORAMIC
Hilltop vie ws ·Alic1 n
Apts. Adult, prestige .
luxury a pt in lovely
Laguna Hrns. Compl rec
rm. jacuzzi, healed pool.
Cose ID shoppin~. maJor
frwys. yet private & havca serviceto o<reror quiet. Off Alicia Parkway at goods to selJ. rlace an ad
IFYOU
P d VaJ I in t h e D a I y P 11 o l aseo e enc a Q asslfied Stttion . 25lll Stockport Or 581·6130 58l·6l51 l_Phone __ 642_·567_8_. __ _
........... ~ ~•40 H.1119,. leach 3140 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Kennebunkport?
Wasn't he the Ambassador from
Australia under Teddy Roosevelt?
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If you're not sure WhO (or wtiat) KennybunkpOrt
was. don't feel bad-you·re not alOne.
Kennybunkport is one of 14 d1stlnct1vety
different apartment floorplans at Seawmd Village
in Huntington Beach. Seawlnd Village is a result
of totally personalized professional planning.
The kind of attention you deserve.
A perfect blend of nature and livmo-
nestled in a forest with babbling brOOks ana quiet
ponds. COOied by natural ocean breetes. Add to
tr\it tennis courts. swimming pools. ajacuzzi and
~ convenient locatlQn near shopping and
employment and you've got a ptaee an)'One would
protidty can home. (Even KennybUnkportl)
Ont and tw0 bedroom. one and tw0 bath
·-~:~~:_-~ (.,, .. , 9919961
From the Sin Otego Frwwty drtw nonn on &Ncn to
McFIOOIO, 1t1tn Wint on McF.ootn lO SNwtn<I Vlllagt
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p r1 v San C lc m<'nle del Mar are:i S3S mo
$175 mo. 498 2227 lift 4 Leave m<•si.agl! 751 9905 Waterfront Homu
63 1-1400 pm _ Sgl .iaral(t'. "o rl.s hop ~e ::.uM) room ht<' kil & area. loads ol r loi.,•1 l•_-_•_--------
lndry prngs Ref rc'ld lltoraJ(e. B<tl Pe n SltKl Forstore&offlcespace at
Empl'd 548·1372 mo 675·4382 • _. reasonable rail'::.
North end L<t~ l:kh :.Jit 500 to 5000 Sb f t. Sleeping room. P' I en ES R trancl' & bath. 2 blk~ to J(arage$5tf mu M A VERDI-:
beach 204 43rd Sl. N B __ __:9-t 3H lo PLAZA
SIOO mo 4g.i.0044 1525 :\fr., a \'erde E. < · \1
----Office Rental 4400 545-4123
Nicely furn bedroom •••••••••••••••••••••••
w1k1tc hen prnilegt>s 250.500 !>Q ft oHiccl>
962 7520 aft 6 & wknd~ t'rom $145 Incl util i'i9
Laguna Och-Charmingly
furnished rm w' P\'I e nt.
S3S wk ~·95 i5
Vac.crfioft Rentais 4250 •••••••••••••••••••••••
House for rent. Big Bear
City slP6 6: linens furn
S2S rutely pr c pl Call
after 3 p m S41H989
Cottage 1n Wales. r: rt
Bnlaln bwll 1780's on 14
a<.'res overlooking Lake
f\illy furn w 1 modern
racal & appli 's F1s h1
nde/waJkt~olf or JUSt re
lax Sip~ 6 Sl501wk
BrO<.'hure avaal Box 157~
Orange. Ca !12668 or
fi:D·!l378
Kona Hawaii Condo. sips
4, avail 3·15 thru 4 13.
l2SO wk. 979· 1276
W L9th St S.W-220ll
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SUITES
400 lo 2600 Sq l'"t
(..'rpts. drp:.. sen 1ct'd
COtmltrce Pork
Newport ~33·81113
Downtown Hun11ngtun
Beach 2101 i )1arn St
Ooc 2 rm offln• a1. ail
$ ll O 960· 15511
•NEWPORT BEACH•
Pnmr retail spat<' /3IOU
sq fl. Prest loc F<1sh Ii.I
Pt.>rf for non-..t. rnt <1~·1·11r.
ch.·~1j!nc r. art j!:Jllt•n .
art1sdn.~. g1f1 houl1quc or
::.and,,.1ch !>hop LindJ
8.13-3581
LIDO BLDG has d1arn1
mi.: arcade shoµ u va1I
;1 2i Good expo .. ura•
S·l50 :J35~> Via L1rt11
hi:J..41.Sli
HARBOR ILVD.
St.ore 20x60 + ofrlCl'. 1450
l>Q fl total S.'>95 PN mu
Bkr fi75·6700
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•Net $140-$200 pr wk W have 2.1
malllon contr u•turul re!iervslion
bac~ on "Oy drh•ei," with Pan Am
a nd National, u lso exclusavely
p u bl s h ed by o. v e r 6 O lJ S &
lntemaUon. l wholcb.alcrs mcludtnR
but. not limtl\'d to Triple AAA .
Amtrak . P lf . Tr vPman
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._., I ., :..»-Q>O Dap, •••s. hr Jni;urancc, 3420 Bmtol F/C llPR S 141( 754-fml net'dS res-p. peneo to
0,f llallty 50 IS 631·2140 St, Costa Mesa, <Gth Beaut oCc's-constru or sleep at my borne 3·4 l
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11&11 o( Cut aruwml( ~ut11 l.WG1143 ------ruon.~h1p Flu1ble hrs MaJ~~C~·:iA~!ta l t' 20828usmessCtr0r prf'casion instruml'nt Babysitter r~ i ~old Ow\.'<> ro .... known •I' UI RJo'WARl> for lhv in /\tty race. OjCC. Laguna De I k Ste200 Irvine shop Applicants must baby, 8.:l>-S:30, NQQ;frl. t"'~ "V"""do r1111•1tcll 11t d .... r.. ve opcr IS ~c 1ng a Open 7::.>-6 en•ou the "hallenge or Ea.41tblul'r. 64()..()(t3'f an 6 '""' .. "'.. , forrnaU()(l lt•it inn to u 1t' BrKh sculptor. "'"II l!:d bngbt mdividual as ac . .., ,, "
tnrworld return ul 11 1M Hlul' mundat494-0429 rounls payable clerk troublesh.ootlni.: & Back ofc medical ass1M.'
Rt-al ProPt'rty lr1''"' ""u&ot mo Ped -.11h .i Must be able 10 use 10 Accoontinl{ custom f1tl1n1t . of wanted . PT. FT for
rnmu lnr . ha' 11 pm bwld.Y lM!Al Ui.st di ap "Ol.scovenng Your Own l«:y tooch system & thf' mechanical assemblies. young pr~ressive grow.
ft"1lllllllll ~tart hurt.·11 h} pc.'llf••d frum Est1t0<'1a Pe rf e <' l 1 on.. Free ability lO type 40 wpm BOOKKEEPING Good manual de?<t.enl>' & mg i.pedalty In N.B. Call Patric-k It N 11lt"r , .i 11 s c .. 11 ~~ 786:1 Nu seminar. Tues. MarC'h Ideal candidale will have mechanical ap.Utude ex· for appt & int.ervie14 .,
U'flth<.'fi t'ommt·n·aal 111 queiltatlt\S askt.'d 13, 8 OOPM. !file Marnolt per a must . Min. 6 mos ..,..., 1619 vt-.tmcot Membt'r an•I - - -H o l l' I . Np l Br h 1:? ~an accounts pa) a · exper req E O.E" Call ·~------
ha( :.pt.><'1nllted 111 l,()Stwoman t>bracekton Barksdale Setr·F~leem blcexper withronstruc CLERK 557-9051. ask for Ray nnnk.JnR
.i1tnr ullur al llt l'Om UIJmuod A"'"· Hal bit• Progr11m!> Reservations tion expoS\lre desired Gt.Iman. Construrlion d1sburs1•
m1:rr1nl 1nv1•:;tmenl.'> lur 111 u c ,. 11.smc1 14 ·197-4801 We offer xlnt workini:t T • menl clerk. Dynamic. lht-~tlUOt>Yl'lJr. d1.slt\ond :. Rt•WJrd ' ---------SUJTOU.ochngs & an oul ra•nee saving!> & loan seek~
l.l't ui. d1Hu1tto t IH· b'7380ti5 CERTfm~g'~M~ust.: standing compensation· Excellent opportunity to ~pans1ble 1nd1v1(tual to
l)Ohl>1bht1e:. 01 "'"'ut·ado benefal packa~e. For im i.t.art your career in the ASSEMILY pr ocesi. payment:. ••f' icroves or/and invt:'>t l.Qb'T Lad1e11nngOµal J H<>usc<'allsByAppt. med ron s1de ration rapwily ~rowing field of St·I.' our jobs u nder vouchers. type check:-. rne·11~w1th)OO rubll.'S G1ftforw1re :!-28. 838-6838 pleaseapplytnpersonal acrountang. We seek an CLERICAL ror tm · repor ts & cor respnn
(714) 728-8118 f, 171 h st c M cou~y GIRL PoedtrosaHotm5 1nd1v1dual with some mediateopcrungs. d{•nre Balunt'l· ;Jl'
Uevclopt!r need:. 1n
Wl>Ulrs for t'Xcl!UtlV\" &
vt>ry profiUlbll' dtvl'IOp
ml'nls. Various 1111·.1
tJons s:iZ-8035. 752-6.549
HEWARD! 642-0307 "'" 2<ll2BusmessClr. Or geoeral oHart> and/or VICTOR rou.nts. do :.ome filin~ &
l.OS'I" Small white long *ESCORTS * SU1te2231rvant'.'92715 ooucat1ooal upcnencc T.....,..,s«"YiCH Rral Estate r Plalt•tl '
tUIJl'Ferrctw/pin.keyes. AfhrmauveAct1on w1lh ab11Jty to operate work Good addtn~
II a rbor View Hd Is. _~_Hr_s. ____ 9_5_7·_84_7_4 Employer 10.key with speed and ac-ma<'htnt! ability pn•
-
R_EW __ A_R_o_._04(). __ 6783 ___ Needed 3 a Ur act t ve ACCOUNTING CLERK cua.racy Assoc. Rep u-aanee New ft'ITI'd. •'antastac slarl •
r -• · (21 New p 0 r l n ~ 3 c h Co in 0 C area needs mg salary & IX'nf'fils inc
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~lllffltllMftt W..ted 5020
Lost Dog: Small brown
female Lhasa J\pso.
Newport Bch. H:irbor
Island Dr Heartbroken
em .... e comparuons. u ~ Successful candidate will •-1 ,.__ ff to=->> for crwse to Cabo Mortgage Ban.lung Firm men"' women or coup es dt·nt<tJ -.,uoilact Jan c-,, San Lucas . on a new has immt.~-operung ror JOtn a progrei.s1ve for PIT work . Many at 714 833·8383_ Slat\'
boat Depatting latter Accounting Clerk Entry ~:'.!~ <;>:,;.y,;ot~;:; benefits for nght pt-Opie Mul.wll S:mngs & Loa11 4600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Responsible, working
writer seek s one
bedroom coll a gc 1 n
Corona del Mar or Costa
Mesa. Quietness cssen· ual. Write Classified Ad -a Daily Pilot, P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa
9'.!626. ---------Desire lease for 2' i yr::. 3
or 4 br home with pool m
Big Canyoo area. Days
759-1.131 ; ev~ 837-0666
A Yeaci1119 R._,. ••••••••••• •• • •• • • ••• • •
Own & operate your own Want to buy beer bar with
vending routes. 4·10 hrs kitchen
weekly Complete com· (2lJ> 370-2922
pany trairung & location Moftty to Loan 5025
setup Cash investment •••••••••••••• •• •••• ••• needed Plan I $2,080.00
Plan II $4,!llj().00
Plan Ill $9, 710.00
Plan JV $14,190.00
Ca ll.T o ll Free
l ·tl00 -237 ·2806 or 1~237-07()4, Sun IOAM -
6PM. M·W9AM.SPM
¥"NEED
¥"MONEY
* * * •
REWARD 1714)
61S-1&11or(213)34~3435
FOUND Cat, in area of
Granville Dr. Ing hair.
slvr grey w/brn sll'eaks on back 644-5918.
FOUND: youni:: male
German Shepherd. vie
Marina Hig h Sehl
841H~ 536-4815
... .,... or .~1 arch/arri vlnn level """it1on. Pnor a<'· Cal tr or appt. 541-0863 4001 MacArthur Blyd .,.... " ,,,,.. orowth and dcvrlOP· N R E o E u 1L· rod of March Food :rnd counting exper desira ~'nl .. .,.,..,. MGR d · • · ... .-..... ~· . . 2 ays JX'r
u-ansportallon pd for ble bul will train. Mu st week. It bks & mamt. For 1---------Ph: t);lG-3370 art 5: 30 PM hnve ability to operate 10 Comprehen!lt Vt> rom . appt. 714/ 979.0150
key adding mach pany paid bener.ts in· ---------**NEW••
PRIME TIME
ACTION
The way lo meet new
people. Place your ad.
SENIOR ACCOUNTS eluding medical and dt•n PAYABLE CLERK Qualified candidate will taJ coverage. Please call
ha\'e minimum 1-2 yrs OI" apply '" person 3952
exper in accounts paya Campus l>nve. Newport
ble. ability to typt· & Beach. CA (714) 540·G080
operate 10 key adding l:;qua l Opportun1l~
ATTENTION
18or0•er
Ho Exper l'Wuu.
BanJung
TELLERS
NEW
ACCOUNTS
Lost small grey male cat. answer 11ds. subscribe
white fli.:a rollar. vie. Box875C :'tt 92627
machine by touth & EmployC'rmd1h
<1b1bly to eicerctst' m
dependt-ot Judi:t:ment
w•th m1n1mum Bayi.id~ Dr. & Jam·
boree. NB. 673-5467 ~upervis1on Yrly unf. rental. adult.'>. 3 or 4 BR home m Har bor
View Homes. Npt Hgt~.
o r COM . 675 ·4319 ,
00-0149
A. KJei11 CREDIT MO
Hunt lkh lady ~ks man
SO's as rnend. tripi. &
run. Box 1123. Npl Bt·h 940 Irvine Ave 0 t..ai'I'. Qoldrn Rclm'vf'r
Newport Beach PR ILEM Fem a I c · ( r 1 c n d l Y You can <lie of loneliness Salary ror abo\t' PO'>I
lions w ill bl' C'Om mensurate with exper
Xlnt co bener1ts Ca II
pe rs onnel for appl 640-4580. E.O E.
TRANSMASK
CORP.
If you are new 10 Costa ~ksa. temporarily dt')-
conlinwni: your <'dU<'J uon. rt-cently d1s<'harJ?l'd
from the Sl'r'ldCt'. or for
aJl~ reason "~·kmg tc•m·
porary or cart"t.'r l'mplo) ·
menL consider th1:. uni
qw opportuntl}'.
Ne<.'<I sharp. personahlc
Tt!llers and New ,\1·
counts persons. Sav1n1-:~
& Loan expent•ncc pn·
lerrrd. Full·llme po,.1
tions ava1lablt' Pll!ilS4.
call
Svr:;;:,.;_ 152.2600 £: You are thewinner or 2"d & 3rd TD loana 49Ul876. tr you an~ 50.70 an<l lone-IRVIHE '2 Ac:dc) Clerk , $850 Based on your produr One ol my best rapidly uvity, commission. plus SAVINGS Ir LOAM ~
growing co's nds pers mcentives & extra profit Equal Opportunity
Two Fne Tickets 547.54 02 FOUND·. ln·s·h "-tter Vt". ly, call Grace. 848-8592. SlngJe apt w/pat10. prefer ed b -'>" ~ ~ sJ2:it under, util in-CIRCUSlV ARG AS __ C_oocn_Ar_t_r H_an_!. __ L_~_an_s_. -~-1-~_sd.s_&_. 968_M_a_Js_'f_4_1.i_a_G_re_a_t ~~.?~!~~:.~ ?.~~
l"orei&n h1gb schoo_l_bo_y_. 8:00P=~rlho~m ance Moi¥.gea. Trust· FOUND: F. Lhaso Apso Responsible teacher on ti~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin~iii· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilt w1bkkpg bkgd & some It s haring bonu'> Thel•-•E•m_.pl•oiiye•r•M-/•F--
typing Xlnt adv oppty women &: men we arc --------
& .. Deidi 5035 Vic. EIUs & Talbert on sa.bbaucnl w1ll .housC' s1l age 17 needs room The Huntinaton while compleung book Generous r aises & top lookil\IZ for may be tired i---------bens Extremt•ly rne ndly of typing, Coldm~ paJ>('rs. board in CdM high school Cent.er... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newland H.B. 847-5109 998-94()8
dis trict Please call Huntington Beach LOWEST ACCOUNTING
T&.4PORARY
ASSIGNMENTS
co-workers. Call Chrn,. warehoui.e jobs and ~ Coastal Person· workmg for a hm1ted in
net ~ency. 2790 Harbor. come WOC'k with youn~ 644-(8)(). To claim your tickets .
Yng resp. lady Jook1og for call 642.·SJizs .. e:l· 272
home w/sep. rm or apt. __ _
w /prvt ba & entr . lnneedofJkeypeoplefor
770-4433 aft. 3 PM . my rapidly expanding
7S2·1000d)'s. business. Ca.11 lO selup in·
terview. 67S.3083
•r'n.tM/1 .. fft/ SHOEMAKER wants to Fl I :• reure. Wiii sell equip-
·-•••••••••••••• •• menl & goodwill, for de· I a a sa tails call MICHAEL Real Opp lwily 5005 F.&Late67:Hi880. ••••••••••••••••••••••• · lusinff s · TRAYa AGENCY to lminess 50 Io
• • Owoyoorownretail ••••••••••••••••••••••• travel ~ency &t be p a cJ the billion dollar. in·
duatry. Experience not necessary. Startup,
training, technical &
merchandising support
provided. Total invest·
meot $45.000 (including
$18.000 franchise fee. set
Business
Ta
Business
up cost &t initial working /\ MARKETPLACE for
capital. Purchasing A~ent.s and • TIAY& NETWORK, New &wnesses.
A Travel Franchise.
Call Mr. Westerbouse
7141838-92.42
HEALTH FORCES
9U~OC.SALE
High profil mone maker. Custom tropb
shop in San Clemente.
~000. M BEACH REAL TORS
4'2·2100
ROLLER SKATES. Ren La.ls" sales. Best buy o coast. High net profit
Low investment. Agl
TIME. 751-1400
This 1s :i new DAILY
PILOT C'lassincatloo to
,Rel buyer and seller
together . Sell your
surplus. overstockt'd or
no loniter M'<'dt'd items
or suuolies of any kind
FOC' TllOf'e Ul!ormatlon or
Lo pla~ your ad, call
642-5671
between 8AM and S·30PM, Monday tbru
f'rlday for your ad to a p-
pear the followmg day or
call between SAM and 12 nooo on Saturday for Sunday's pubbcalion.
BEER TAVERN Npt Bch. Want to buy office clean·
Help nm. Nets S3000 mo ing acct!\ in CM I N B.
Trouble·free. Owne Mesa Serl ice Co. 548·9490
buying cocktail lounge ~
Ter m s. Agt. TIME Oppotlwlily 5005
75J.,.l4DO •••••••••••••••••••••••
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
SEMINAR
SIBATON-ANAHEIM Hom
Learn before you buy
. How to ...... ct.ell ... .........
Ap~••M for I 2 .._..Mic..._
er.tit
1ty•palm1..tOflNI..,.
lntettstRates
h t T.D.'5. al.so
2ndT.D.Loan5.
Fairest Terms since 1949 Sattler Mh). Co.
642-2171 . 54S.061 I
MOHEY AV AJLAILE
2nd TO LOANS
SWING LOANS
EQUIPMENT . CONSTRUCTION
OR ANY PURPOSE
David P. Carey & Assoc R.E. Broker. 960-1957
PRIVATE PARTY
will pay more for your
2od TD's. 642·3573
CASH-ANY AMOUNT
On your home paid for or
not. For any purpose!
Newport Pacific
Fund mg
Da 955-1055 Ev 675·.'iS35
Loan Amortiiauon
Schcdules·S3.SO
714/834· 1679
••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 100
··········~············
PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
ONLY S2
~II any uem or com·
bU\alJon of items fOf' S7S
or less with a Penny
Pincher Ad 3 lines foc 2
consecuuve days Each
addllJ-Onal l.tne IS SO-for
the2da'Ji. Chance 1t !
No c:ommerc1al ads.
F'or more Information
and to place your ad call
642-5678
*** , ......
505'rit f>oinsetlaa
C«ooa Del Mar
You arethe winner of y..,. ,.,_ Ticbh
lo a1cus v ARGAS
alarch8lb
'tl:OOPM Pmormaoco 'n>e HUtlUnton
Center
Huntington Be1ch
To claim your tickets.
call 6'2·5671, Hl. 272
***
SCl1M LETS .a
ANSWERS ~-Cheery
Milule-HunirY-Mortat-llerOlc -
HITCIUllK!RS He ueed to alwaya go oul d bit WQ to help people. n.t'a wtl1 tu. funeral m~::!
..,tod99cemet1117.
TALENT SHOW-LONG
B&Aal
April 2ttb.,_ !_UdlUona Allltl llll. amavidual Ir
.... JI • older~ DOD· 1llfilllia; Ill ..... ~ • .......... UM Goaa .., .• ft. Jee Palace. .... =: ....... ...,. ... 1111-..ii.
Found: Adult M. Irish Set·
ter , vie Hamilton/
Bushard. 962·3607
WANT MAIL PRIVACY?
Rent a private! P. 0 . Ho,.,
1548 Adams, C M . For
Fo'l,lld: Small greyish appt. call 739·4585
brcJWn Ion~ haired male Social Club5 5400 puppy. ape Cod & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bushard, HB . Call 9Ql.2390 Social introduc tion for
over 30. Confidential
FOUND: Blk w /wht. 842--0272 male 7 mo. Collie S hep li ---.. ~----5-4-5-0 mix. nr tbe bch. H.B ""' 962.9567 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Dnving lo Maryland 1st
LOST 2 dogs. please help. wk of April. Driver to shr
Wbt Samoyed & blk Lab expenses. 675-2397
E.Slde CM nr frwy. Call ~ nt& --
64&-8295. oyme~ .,_.altOft ,trlOfdS 5350 u u•••••••••••••••••••
••••••••••••••••••••••• Jobs WClllMd. 7075
RELAXlNG MASSAGE •••••••••••••••••••••••
Bob James-Lie Masseur Practical Nurse. part
Outcall g.g, 4!!4·5lll time. references
PREGNANT? CarinJ?, 494·5684
confidential counseling & Experienced Pr act 1ca I
referral. Abortion. adop· Nurse with xlnl ref
tion&keeping. Wishes to provide TLC
APCARE 547·2563 ror elderly. Cook. shop.
Spiritual R.-r clean. companion.
181SSo. El Camino Real Reasonable 646-7526 art
San Clemente; Fully Uc. _7_pm _______ _
Forappl. 492-7296 FEMALE VOCALIST
MICHB.LE'S
•Outcalt•
UAM-2/\M 835-3749
UHDA & VICKI
Outcal Massocie
For The Fun of It!
Does lead & bark-up
vocals. Does variety.
needs work s.48·9446
DRUMMER looking for
band. 8 years experience
in stage & studio work
548-9446.
There are many new
r1rms moving 1nlo lht· Orange County area
brin~ing about an 1n
creasing demand for ex
penenced Account1ni.:
and Data Proccss1n~
personnel.
CPA·s
Auditors
Tax Accountants
Cost Accountonts
Sr. AceowttGftts
lookkHperS
Acco.ti'") Cl~rlcs
Dota Entry
K/P O~rators
If you are oot aware· or
lhe benefits of workinii
temporary -gave ui. u
call or \'!Sit us al our new
locatJon. We will be hap
PY lO discuss it with you
We are localed in the
CM pt.'Ople Rapid ad\·ance
/\.LLJOBS FREE menl possible Ir you arc
HS or over and would be
ACCTS/PAY·J ob c~ung. available to start wOt'k N.B. Developer net:ds 1mmediately.call.. ..
sharp person w /res1den· 645-6514
t1al construction cxP· 1·--------Good benefits. 1mmed. •---------o p~ni~g . Ca ll
( 714) 54Q.5505
AdYertiliftCJ An t .
llleed sharp pt>rs who t•an
assist in our prod dept &
pt·rform secrl'.tarial
dubes Must typt· Go14 pm
& be able to do pas u· up
work . S al t o c om
mensurale w 1 ab1l1t}'
Send res. Ad ;r42s. Daily
Pl.lot. PO Box 1.560. Costa
Mesa, Ca. 92626.
ADVERTISING
SALES
The O&Jy Pilot has an
immediate opening for a
... a I c" I> l' r <;on .w 1 t h
newspaper display ad
\Crl1s1ni,: f•l(pt•rtencP
Good "alary . rom
nusstons and t·xcdlt'nl
fr1ngl• b c nl'f111> 1-:x
r elll•nl ~rowth op
porturulles for a J>('rson
with career amb1t1ons
call for appointment
AUTO/LOT Bo~ F'rr for
dean.up & delivery. Ap·
ply in person. 140 In
dustnal Way, C.M
AUTOMOTIVE
SAL£SPERSOM
Sale:.person needed for
new & u:.ed Porscht> &
VW i.alcs. lmmed1olt•
operu~. Full timl' t'r
mge benefits. Call for in
terv1t.-: ask for Salt•s
Mgr
BILL YATES
VW-PORSCHE
'.iii I 1J lfo ( '.q11 t r.111( I
837-4800 493-4511
AtrroMOTIVE
MATURE ADULT
NC<.'drd to manuge our
lot bo~ Don't call apply
t n pc r ::.o n to Mr
Romano
.,., ......... ..
Serving aJI Orange Co.
835·7313
&i2·4321. exl. 27i
COLDWELL BANKER ORANGE COAST
Nurse. Practical. exper'd. BUILDING D .a. •LY PILOT capable, n eat ap Suitest200 Al
c ...... ...
~ '46·tl0l w S40·t4'7
---------pearance. Xlot ref's 2333No. Broadwa} ~W Ray St
Complete care. Avail !> Santa Ana Costa Mei:;a AUTO PARTS *ESCORTS•
972-1138 dys a week. c.MI 752· 1818 1714) 835-4103 Equal Opportuntt)
C'-p k' g Employer
DBJVERY
Ma I e. r or mer ma l h ___ .. _ ·ee-•ar-i•nlilll-111( -----'------
Selling anything with a teacher urgently needs ---------f AJR CONDITIONING &
Well groomed lt•mal<'
over l8. Gd dnving re
ronf. Mui;t I.Ive to C.M.
area Call 556-2500 for tn· Daily Pilot Classified Ad full lime salaried work. Heating s er viceman.
is a simple matter . Able bodied, heallhY ACCOUNTING min. 3 yrs exp resid &
just call 642-5678. ~ I 1 t t> c o m m c r c 1 a I ::================-!.==::=== EARN TOP systems 837-5928
wr~ew_a~pp~t ____ _
The Daily Pilot now has a
new "BUSINESS TO
BUSINESS" classification to
provide a convenient method or buying or disposing of
Business items.
Sell your s u rp l us .
overstocked or no longer
needed items or supplies of
any kind.
Whether buying or selling
see our "Business to Business"
classification t5010. For more
information and to place your
ad, call
642-5678
DAILY PILOT
. I
A./P to SI 000 PAY Costa Mesa. Pay their
bills & with lhe top
salary you'll be carninJ:.
i\trl'O PARTS
REIUILDEI
ALTYHATOR
STARTERS
Accountants
Overload
Professional
LOMG OR SHO.T
TaM ASStGMMEHTS
IM SO. ORANGE CO.
Hyo.haYerecnt ... ,., ... a:
ITAXACCT
./AUDITOR
./ 11&.CT AHAL YST
./F/C IOOUHPEI
./PflQ.MIC
./"4/1CLa1C
./A/PCL-'
Call For An
t\PPOlnlment
547·7631
ACCOUNTANTS
OVERLOAD
IOllM.M9-
Wte1016
SAMJAAHA
We Are Not A
Publlt AttotanU:f rtrm
.... ' .
you'll have an easier
time payln~ your b11l11.
This computer r elated
firm believe& in ra pid
career advancement to
exchange foe our dcdica·
lion & team s pirit
Abigrul Abbott Personnel
Agency, 557·6122. 4500
Campus Dr. N.8 . Open
Monday evening until
7pm.
ASSEMBLY
Expcr perma nent. top
pay + hoi:;pital. med in~.
pcns100/prof1t ~harin R
plan
3621 W. lSTST
SANTAANA
SELL idle items with a
Daily Pilot Classlried Ad.
TRAINEES
(OR EXPERIENCED)
Micro
Electronics
We are seeking 1nd1111duals f0< first shlll
pos1t1ons 1n our Production Dopanment. We
will train the rtghl lnd1v1duals ln tile micro
01ectron1ca Industry
We have 1mmec1111e openings m tlle tollow1no
.ireas.
·Tooting
• Thin-Fiim Ev1por1tlon
• Photo-Rttlat
Comprel'ten11ye company t>enollts 1nc1ud1ng
rna10< medic.I and dental. We are *" oqul\I
opl)Oftunlty employer m1fln. call Of •PPI/ 1n
perSOll 10 '
TRANSMASK
CORPORA T l ON
at12C1 ..... Df1"
Ntw"'1 ......
(714) l4C).4GIO
BANKJNG
Columbia-Sav-
and
illCJs
Loan
soc.
AS·
P.O .lox 4UH
.Andwim. CA 'IJIO 4
Equal Oppor Emplyr
Mff
Bank • ,
•TELLER* PART TIME•
lmmcd aall' openfog 1n
our Laguna HJUs orfkl'
Savings and Loan or
bank experience n ·
quired. Exc~llent salar).
working condlt1ons and
benefits. Call di' oppl)I
Monday. FebNrOry 2ti
l ::l>to4·00PM
AMERICAN
SAVIN~S
2'$085 El Toro Rb11d
Laguna Hill~
MsGoldblatt • v'19-281t:i
Equal Oppor~nit.y
£mployerM 1'' •
BAR GllUrNeigt\boftlood
bar. l'\111 or part 1tttft<>
Costa Mesa. 64~· _.
Barmaids· Port J..7, C.'1
Top pay+. Mot~'prlf
&16-3666. I l i
BEAUTICIAN w /Y'oll. f'r Newportcr km
&M--066l or~
ewporl Beacti.· Y r
1ood •••~ ground in p'
Jpeila SIAC~ ( )'OU UUa expaodi •k r11
cocnpany. Y C*.'.l> en
lbe lovel)' olrl4fl&. " cooa niaJ almoaph c
plua opportunity to 1
Top benellts . Ablaal
bott Penocuiiel A"en 667-tua. 4500 Cam Dr, NB Open Mo
~\lnill?pm .
. .
~ ~·LV;~LO~ .1 I ) ~' ~:·1~; ~' ~ i
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will tare f« your home & lt'Vloe. 875-317$ eves.
pet& "9·~101 --------
'--T-Brickwork. Small jobs.
- -Newport. Costa Mesa & ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrvtne. 67$.3175 eves
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QUAUTV PAINTIN<r Kit . bow, comp. room Int/~. Nul. Keasono adds. Carpentry, elect.
blc. Weyne (IXOVE) R&C Construe tlon
646-8226 548--0512
Save On WaJlpaper KJ~ht'n It Bath. F1nest in
• '• f Orh'.wa)'1•f'erll1n1 tot c.,.t~ -apr1n1 plantin& &b
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Want a REALLY CLEAN HOUSE., Call G1nl(hum
Girt. Free eat. 646-$123 INCX>Mt:TAX RETURNS Dt~ .. ~reeeoneble. .-...-alumpstooe. WJllls.
'lbe MoPpt'l3 In bui111w11 Newport fkh. 833-8199 brick planters expertly
111nc\1 t9T4. Hone11l. de · 1-----------installed. Spec. pnced.
pendable, dflClt>nt Of LINDA'S Lie/Bonded . Bob.
Save On Paperhanging ublnetry design. Free
Pror. & Reason . Call est. Hentage kitchens.
'7$1•9171 681-0taltOob.
CUstom Waltpapenog All Work Guar. f'r(.'tl E.'l l
673-4l58
Home Service • AddlUon Remodel and re pair
doors, windows and
slll1rs. 4.93·3M9
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1 1 ~ ....... •••••••••••••••• liv, do1 rm. hall 11$ Avll m •a U r d Mr p111um
hret1. hume3, vacancle11 TAX SERVICE 6'n-Ol64, 536-9906
U <''d 5'&-2393 Pera/Bus Income Tax -
"• · 1 Mo&llar will bebytlt In her rm 11 ~. t'OUCh SJCl. <'hr bo 962 8.'1" t ••• ~ Sw•lc .. '• "' borne. Day unty Mun ~ Ouar t'IJ m pt't odor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Houaetlt·•n1n11 Serv1ct'
h101 open1n1111 for new
customers. 8 yrs. rxp lo
Orange Co. P r ee
e11Umate. in1ured. Aft.
SPM. Cell Ann. 492·'422
U>n 919-7'61.
rr~u·~*' ('pt N'patr, l5 )'fli .-xpr Uum• lmprovrmc-rit•. •Ml.FIXIT• ~ work my..-11 H"'• de-cu • add1t1oiu. ltt'u• IWillbab)'111ttwokid for 5.\10101 r1 Ue'd eonllill'tur t'up"nt14r , p111nt1n.i G--:1111'11rw Mom. lnlant u k Ren.tie u 1 Rt>ai• 1 ott.>1 I) yr~ '" ~Wal.1f Wt>Ulrel'atpt'tl'lt'aoon m1mt .,.~~~ t•vt• up .,,.. )4817~
Slt'am clt'ao Alwo up -W\ll bebyllt Ill my hnm11, hol1Hory Work wuu Arnr11 (;oiulr thmlucl141 ............ f\111 ot paru1me, ul'4 ya ~k mount unit f'r lnlt, l)ltUOll, " hmdi.i·•p ••••••••••••••• •••••••• U you need a n excellent
t available IM7 7720 tel. r¥U ra~'I ~:mo IAI ~l lll04. Ml lOOC' 1111\dyman Serv11:e We housekeeJl"r call Bren
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WRJTINf: Nt•w r1· rlunmai Sat 11"> l(U~r Addaroum,1mproH· --aJl.552-01~ leases. broehun ' Call Oa ~l d Larnldord 6135920anyt1mt' Lile hauling m ov1 nf( ~---------ls d ~1 2074 Garage Yard cleanaog Compt. housecleaning. gran . rei.ume • c U('.i ---BectriCGI Reas rates. 642-0705 Mature woman R<'s p ~medid mat.enali. Carpe t & uphol i.tery ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Exper . Xlnl rt'(:.
clurung Quality work ELECTRJCt AN Pnced Haul. sk1ploader. dump 5111 7137
BANKRUPTCY Economy pnce Meu nghl·free esllmalc on lrk. grading. tree wrk. ----n-..~~....A. r11., ... c·•m•'l'·l ServiceCo 5489490 '"""""ors malljob:. dcmolluonselc 8.111257 l do Ex cc 11 e n t n...,_.~ ~" v "" -..-. -Hooseclearung. f'ast·N ed $60 Action l.t•.i1.11 C-..t/Concrete--Urensed _6.2_3 03~ Hauling &Cleanup, Thorough. Rers. trans,
Typtlij(. 96l»S<H9 ............. •••••••••• Faclftl) res .. comm'I exp. 646-7841.
Foundations, relaaning ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962·1462. 631 5001
C.penttt walls. blo<'ks. patios K&Bf*·encinl( Hedth&
••••••••••••••••••••• • • l.i<'"d 536-5013. 548-4309 Gales & fence repair Health Chlbs
Xlol housecleaning done
by lady w/exper. Dcpen.
dable, o wn tra n s
847·3637. Olrpenter. t'rce Ell l Any • I . bOR 64().4000,644·0958 ••••••••••••••••••••••• size jobti Call Alhtn or U>mp cte concrde JO r..-..t.-...1 ---• . set your form s. save _._119 Headache / M1 grane? Housesitting
lony 646-8649 rnont!Y R06s 645·9926 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spec1ahzlng in prompt •••••••••••••••••••••••
CUSTOM -Garderung. clean-ups & r e II t> r · Ph 0 n" Gene HOUSE & P~t SittiltCJ
lntenorCarpcnlry Sell thmgs fa st with Daily la ndscaping. George s.59·1916 Anytime. ReHablt' local
by Jay.•. 642·8809 Pilot Want Ads. lbushl. 545-7072 Want Ads Call 64.2·5678 ref. 673-1052. 832·8834
Call 842·M31Hor appt. Mo¥hlg lnt/ext . One or Or. Cly 't
-••••••••••••••••••••••• better painters. Refs R.oofiftCJ tw GRC• Morris Moving: Lie 'd & Greg Riley. 646·5631 ..................... .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ins ure d . Tl1 5886 , R · S~lahzlng 1n uuto & Profess1ooal service. P.WW\g. Extr /lntr . Ex e pair & Reroof. All
Mc /v . ~'d, honest, neal. reas t Y pe s . s hin g I es . ner coverages. 1sa accept. 962·4242 rOl'kshakes·compo-tar. a-1...-&..--d'd 964·1045 """ee est. "Al·5930 "'a'n. ~ "Moving Out & Aboul?" .. , ,,.. ..
IM. Assoc., Inc. "Don't Delay, eau To .....,./Repair ~vail.
675'0562 day" Local •-s• ft•~.wld" •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• -------.,. ... ..., " Reroor & re pair. All ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• PROF~IONAL
IRONING &
ALTERATIONS 645-8875
JcRtorid •••••••••••••••••••••••
orra re. indu s trial.
restaurant & h o m e
cleaning Rcrs L1c/bon
ded/ms. 552·5166
l..cMdscGping •••••••••••••••••••••••
ser v. 24 hrs . 1 days . ~~lj>at.ches &tcxtures type:.. La c'd .. Wor k
540-4844 RlEIEST. 191-141' guaranteed . 24 hr .
Moving & haulin g
Freight. bldg malenals. hshld goods etc Lowesl
rates 10 town. John
95.>2654
P~PoperiftCJ •••••••••••••••••••••••
PATCli PL~TERING 642·9496
A 11 t y p c:. I-' r el s.wiN)/ AJfft'affon1
est.una les Ca II 538 · 7113 ••••••••••••••••••• • •••
Plas ter Pat c hin g
Plaste r . s tu cco & drywall. lnUExl t'rel
est 544). l &U
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F.xpt:rt aller allon and
sewing service Custom
work Al:.o ironing.
Reasonabll' ralc'i. Ex·
pert work 642 3't60 ------r• PETERS PAINTING Expr'd . Reas Rate:.
Free Es t. Call Gene 552-0458 Any plumb1n~. walC'r •••••••••••••••••••••••
European Landscaper. Prof painung. Ext & int ToP work. Fair price Low rates . Rers . Free
Refs. 646-4871 dys/evei. est. 536-4780. SJ6.4383
serv. leaks. bathrm encl
et"ram11: ltlc Rcu:.
832 2468
Ceram1t· till• 111:.t;ilh:rl
firs. shwr-.-.. tub' 5-17 ·263ll
dys, 545-7007 e ve
BEACH CITIES
Landscape & ma1nt.
Darrell. 661·3042 eves
MalOlr( ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gt!t yourS(•lf a project at
Wllller rates. Qual block
Plumbing repair Spec in
Fine Exler. Painting by remodelrng,C'opper rt•
R. SL'\Or St. he. ins. Try Pl!)t!. to'tee esl. Top Hal
me 8J6.!)555 24 hrs Plumbing, 537 ·3194
W AU.PAPERING
Rets orfered. Eves.
63l·:Dl5. 675· 1266
P lumbing rt'pa1r s.
waterhtrs, re mode ls
Reason. rates Ca II In
gram Plumbing. 645·6394
& bnckwork. 536-9906 or Find what you want in Classified Ads. your one -gro.7053 Daily Pilot Class1f1eds. stop shoppang eenler
NOW IS THE TIME
for Job seekers to check
the Dally Pilot Help
Want<."<i class1Cical1on. tr
lhe JOb you want is not
there you might consider
offerinl( your services
with an ad in the Job
Wanted c11tegory. Phone
642-5678
Help W..t.cl 7100 Help Wa1thd 7100 Hetp Wa11t•d 7100 Help W•t•d 7100 H.tp Wa1tted 7100 .wlp WClflted 7100 Help WMted 7100 Help Want•d 7100 Help W..teci 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
IOO«ICHPH f /C Cocktail Waitress DEMONSTRATORS FACTORY
Pos. w/prom. F.1. R K CASHIER Clencal Cleriral School Your area l'Jr net· 1-'ri & H1nnR foetnry h<•lp, will
Invest. rirm. Xlnt opply EVENING SHIFT FLOATING Earn up to $300 per \4 k Sal $3.45 hr to :.Lari i-:mplm·mi·nt 1 r a 1 0 w o o I>
for exp. & muture lmmedopeningln Room ABIGAIL ' J.ow twllon l'laccmcnl S4l07U1orB92 38()() __ LH;llT l'll<;. <!031 St-: ~·Call 64-0·0l23 Service Dept. for reliable CLERK assist. 751·9194 O.:nutl As:.a.:.tant. ror a un VETERANS \lam. In tnl'
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BOOKKEEPER person w/pleasant phone 0 Increased work load has -iquc employm ent ci..p Jobs & Job T~ S.lli ~I _
S800 START. cxper. a<· voin: & apt for numbers. ABB TT created an open1nf ror a COLLECTOR Join oor team' 1-lexibll· A•alhilWe For rounts payable. payroll Xlnl wOl'kmg cond. App· OeXJble md1v1dua w11h The G realer Irv 1 n e hrs. as a chair~ide a!>~is 1-·ACTORY
& general orflce Costu ly 9am-12 noon, Mon/Fri good aJI a round offlec Credal Union has Im Lanl ror a fe male use u ..... loy.-d y...,._.
Mesa area 549-2238 PM~'on HOTB. FEVER!!! ~~~;.;:Jp1~1rn!d~k k~~ =~ T~~fa;~r ~~:. ~ ~&,g_a t c d c n t 1s 1 U•IRcJ ift 0r-. eo.ty
~ee~~-:~c,or0~w°;r~ ooo~::~~~~;Dr CATCH ITl .. 11. ::a~~~:li'tpd~~~~~· ~c:a:;~:flt!';1a0.;,?~~r DENTAL ASSISTANT, PrCMJr•••ntr/foiti•
IMMEDIATE
JOBS! f
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area. Retail exp cles1n·a E.O.E. M 11-· menL~ on a rutt lime with skip tracing Pleai.c temp Mar 16 May Iii SS.GO ,.,. Ho.r
ble Evan M Gruhcr perman e nt rotatin g C'OOU.ct Mike Byrne at I:;xp.54f.-2.44M.'l11 5.30.
CPI\ 714·964·2714 17'1C)() --- -J oin the most cxl·ilini.: basis Apply in person 5.56-1492. --F«..,,._/ J•welry Mfq Urookhur:.t SuUc tos. 0.EAN-UP person want· Temporary S<'rvicc 10 Dental N.:.'t ROI\ ortho. I s4•00 Per Hcm-
F v 9'l708 t.od part time ror bakery OrangeCounly. ASSOCIATED yr cxper . run or P/1' --i n Co s t a M e !< a . COLLECTOR Npt lk'h. Write to Box 401
l!ookkecl)<'r. N II arcu Ph.5"8·:rl3t. Work close lo horn\• ror CONCRETE Expe,.ienced collec·t or •: Daily Pilot 1'0 llo11 1':xp'd in ac·counls rN· & top pay puid vac·ation:.. needed by nutional credit l!'>liO. Costa Ml•sa. Ca
pay. T yping a mus t <..1cnc11I automalirra1:.es. ~ S4an:.lltaw .. ~1a.Cci\Ar9th27u0r4 rirm. Strong rnllect1on !1262n _____ _ Penw na l11 y to c·om 1u 1u background necessary
mun1 c a le w I mt• m STAND BY $000 per month starllnJ? DENTAL ~SISTANT for bersh1pof club&dl'al l'f • THE FEVER EQualOpportunity salary +excellent group EndodonliC' prar fect1vcty w/out.s1dc c·om £mployer M /F employee benefits & dl'n l1coe m N B . ~real opply,
puter service. 644·WOO M..y htftporwy posJ· lal plan. Cos la Mesa ex per necessary. non
Accounts Dept Fri or Hons for al forwts of IS SPREADING rac1 hty. Call Monday smoker 644·0595
-Mon ~y -c:Nrical wortr w/top Oertcnl through Friday. 549·4200, U1al A Ride
lbokkecper t'tC for one Oroftge Co. COM• CAJCH IT!!! a.alCALJOIS ~v~~~hards or Make Drhen • 1RC 10IV clie nts in So I w k t The following Jobs are Operate modern equip ~ange County M 1n1 pan es. or ~M· available Immediately in menl & door lo door
c'Omputer&cred1lexper porory whlle ;,.. the Orange & Irvine Computer Operator lran..,p Cahf dnver~ Ii<'
desir a ble. Hayden & ....,.iewl1t9 for penM· ABIGAIL areas 21Mt Shift req'd. No prior e~per NMJ'.QY CPA's, 110 ~ nlftt. For inor• info TYPISTS(4Swpm l Ile{' Good dnvin1: rt•c ._.
PaJ1z.ada Suite 201. Sun 11 D b h KEYPUNCH Computer mui.t No Sunday '4 ork
_9emente .492,SJ07 ;w_., .. : or a ABBOTT sEc R;.~~~lHi' w l or O~rator g~b~g!1ji,ia:.~tYt'1111~;
IOOtclCHPEI RMeraP~ 10-KEY Must have OS Hi\SP ex rmann. F Vly
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' ~CCOUMTANT C714)8ll·9410 TEMPORARIES GENERALOFFICE peron370/155 or compa llwilington Beach er /1. 2C112 Busmess Ctr Dr You can choose your own ble. Dining Room Bus person
to'irm orrers a career op Ste290 Irvine hours&days lo work D •T .& TE llJ Days 7 2pm No ex 1 pet-tatty for a full Open7:30·6 CALL: Top pay & excellt:nt A A f"lll, penencc nee. Opportuni
'·' ""qe bookkeepcr/ac· ,..__ bonus plan. lllJC ty for advancement For
,'c!(l9i,anl. Broad ex-~·Cal DebbieCard Qdlor stopinloday f"lll • appt.call58a.5l40
J etll'e & background REIPOSITIOMS SS7·9760 VICTOR :m5 Red Hill Coslu Mesa
' • 'n~ess ary . Wo rk SALES/SECYSIOOO .OOO Campus Dnvc T11.-wySer•lus 549-0370 Domestic/Liveln .nfl,..atl~ with clients . Run tbe show.phone-Newport 8ea<'h 4341 Birch St. Ste213 ,_~•-$l1:u Responsible. S days a t:W~arm exper1encc s trong typing -M s . NewportBeach ~ ""'-week. One 2 yr old girl.
• pre/erred. 992-4561 personality-avrg S /H Karen Powers S56-8520 + profit s har 'g. Must Newporl Beach area. """"'writi 731-5627 have res constr bkgd. Salary, room & board ~lffcRlA·lnduslrial °"8""""' ng. 14211 Yorba,Ste20t 7778· Main -acctgdeg-CPAa +. Days 213/722·0250 . ~ •-.u...&~s only. Costa RECEr/llCICPR TO Tustin 8l°!a2nge22 RMeraPffSOftMI eves/wknds 714/675·6SS8 -._...ea. Day-awing· lll'" 6 C714J83l-9410
,, • ~MU.tGrill, cashiering& SI 000 Or ~Business Ctr Dr Draftsman · designer PIT 1Serfnl}. Exper. helpful. NB Constr co. nds pers morning or arteronon
' fllM.2331 far front olc SPot. Constr Candi Hyter Ste 290 Irvine Santa Ana. Rellrnd O.K
bkgd maint cost control 773-0901 ~~ Open 7:30·6 _M.>-__ 1006 ______ _
l ~ETCLEAHEltS bb,vouchers-type45. l.OONHarbor.Slel03A SECRETARIES Co;1hol1rto$28K Drivers &Helpers Local
1 I Six needed. Above avrg REC• SIOO Fullerton KEYPUNCH Plus bonus + car al· moving co Apply in
pay for hard workers, rm ACCOUNTING lowance. Deg + 2 yrs person 15511 Producer "-mt wm, Apply 9am·2pm Heavy pb·gd personaJily. Oerical R.E. dvlpmnt exp. as as· Ln. ll8, 118. 898-0973 W~d only 3/7. 27402 lltyping-lmpulsesys. LecJllTrWllH . sl controller for Con-
Qimino Capistrano, Ste -..-$650 Enter the, exciting legal BETWEEN JOBS? lroller. lOU.agNgl.SAFE WAY •""5 RMeraP..-.oMel r.A'lff;TCARE . St.art bere in NB-top prof. ofr 1 a_iarvelous op-OON'J WORRYI. C7141 lll·94 IO
ic; • • conltr co ods bright rers pty, Atty wUJ train pers
111 \ li .. _ 1• w/good typing. SH a ~Business Ctr Dr .. _C._AR.RJE0 " LA T ' to re eve on pna, 1 e & plus, but mandatory. WE CAN KEEP YOU Ste290 Irvine '"' • no>, • • ames. run errand$ ,,., __ saJ S800 w/•cA raise • • early A.M. hours, Irvine ~· ..,., BUSY 0pen7:30·6
• area. SJ00.$400/mo. no MIAACHTSIOO in3mo.Xlntoppty, very MOHOURSAWEEK COOK-Cooks helper for
• collections . 54~$$l/ Ndl 001Hmkr to greel nice atty, lovely ofc's. retiremen t residence. • 213-9611>8'752. • Au.-. r. lY 60 Call Chris, 540·6055. ~ UICIJY, am • pe +. "'-~taJ Personnel Aoen· T S . Hrs. 12·9pm. Perm. posi· ~ ••..a-_ ___. ""-" , _ _,, er11ce1 ti "" 11 &
DIUVBS
Men or women 25 yrs or
older. Know the/ coast
c1Ues. Net $180 a "eek or more . Orange Coast
Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt.
Herrmann, Fountain
Valley. (No of SI ater
betwn Newhope &
Euclid)
~ U •over. Me tro t714UJJ.9410 ALLJO~FREE Has good paying tem· ~~f~· Call for appt. • I ash, ~ Harbor 2Dl2 Business Ctr Dr porary positions that will --------IAltM UP TO $250
DI• Maker
SS.00 Pfl' Hour
,cri, Man
SJ.SO P.r Ho.r
Applicotf01ts &.ginaer
SI 0 ,000 to S 12,000 P.,-Y..-
Fillft C.+ridge Aue".,"'
Sl.SO p.,-Ho.r
Mokht'
SJ.SO Per How
Scffs/Jmdtor S1111pAn
$3.50 '9llS COWbllhsioR
MocW. 5"-up Operat0t
S4.SO Per Ho.r
Ra.te Scffs/Wohr Soft....,-
$4.00 P..-How
BKtro..lu T.cWcl•
Sl.50 ..... Ho.r
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S4.00 P.,-Ho.r
Bec:troelu As1e•lar
S4.SO P..-How
Stntchlral Stfft w.-,.
S4.SO rer Ho.r
Sheet Met.I Ftllwtcator
$4.00 , ... Ho.r
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C .. -1714) 536-212' or Ut-tH4. Y• _.
...... 00.214. • '' i ilill Help full & part "' .. ...-. ~-cy, 2790 Harbor, CM •• .,..... r on. ri:.xce . wages
.. (I ~ Ste21JO lrvine ---------take away )'OUr worries Cook II 3 yrs or full time 111 · •-•C-.-.. u-,-.--....... Open 7:»8 Oericlll until the right Job comes experience as a cook In A Wla ·Part H... ENGINEERS ~~~~ hy~~!1~t~c , ::; : i tn .• ~r5pmv1:". Mlnonl ~ .. e.!_WeFreln.. •aen•-c•al------•I CLERK/TYPIST ::r· Doo't walt ... Appty gr: r~1:W~~;b~:~:~no; ~i~~~S.CH88:;~~e 6 TOP LOCAL POS g.~. ~lt~s. Retired
.. ~ ~ -UITU 1..-w•rras IDe•v•t 4ot 1what you've food ror at least 250 E""'AR •ssoc to·--------; • :&r,1 Rutty Pellean, --.. ~iOOklng for! Newport S.9-8071 penom a meal With ex· Cel 671-4190 "w ,,_ ESCROW MAMAGElt
-t.. W. CoutHwy, NB. ADJUSTING 4341 Birch #202 per. at the various sla· 1---------i S 191( EBtrow company seek·
• rr ---aHIER.SALD COMl'AHY Combine the atabillty Sam.a Ana SSl-0021 tions, not less than 8 mo. B.S./ in engineering or in Ing qualified exper'd .. __ ~yb; Call ID Lld" MIWPOITllACH and irowth of the 1501-ANo.Tiutin ofwhich shallhavebeen Electroolctechniclan,fuU Ph~jca. workingmanagert.otakc ~--"' 1 .. :i_._ d b El Toro Suite 200 in charge of the work or or Prr. Knowledgable In 511 IMGI to S29k , ,,.....,. looklU for that a~ ...., huurance Fiel wit 23481 El Toro Rd. kitchen helpers or others use of occilllscopea " B S E E 8 S M E charge. Outstanding OP'1·
I ,._.,vital laCJ7 to work Cl.II.-~ beautiful1urroundln1a In (Tues.Wed &:30-apm) doing similar or related general test equlpment. . . · · or . · · t.Y fOI' financial 4c pro-.Wdq~. TYPIS Newport Beach. Right EOE M/F work . Conta ct Mr. Will t eat " evaluate. deg. fessional growlh . Our t'IS-1110 now we are looklnt ror Protot • od u employees are aware or
•--------Underwrtten AdJuatiog experienced Clerk / --------Belgarde. Fairview )'Jle pr uc 00 91G«PIGMR S2Sk this ad. Send resume &
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•ASSEMBLERS
•PAO<ERS.
•B.ECTROHJCS
•WAREHOUSE
l'aid W~kly No 1-"1·1·
NORRELL
Temporary Ser•ices
Nl•wport 549'807 l
4341 Hirch #202
Sanla Ana !i51'1·9Cl21
l:A.111\ No. Tusun
t-;O E Mt l'
Female rarlory pkgrs
S2 90 hr Lo :.tart. Men t
raise~ 1537 Monrov1.l
Ave N R 548-5125.
ALE CLERIC
Irv 1 n e bast! d h (Im,.
bu1lrler 1s seeking a
bn1iht enthus1ast1r in
dtv1dual for an excellent
entry level pos1l1on. Thl' ideal candidate s houlcl
possess at least 6 mo_ of
f1ce exper. with 40 wpm
typang We offer ex-
ceUenl working surroun
dmgs & a chan<'e lo ex
press your talenL-; wrth a
ras t g rowin g ho m l
bwlder. For 1mmed1 atl
consideration please ar
ply m person at
P°'*"°so HOnR 5
2(112 Business Ctr Dr.
Suite 223 Jrvine 92715
Affirmative Action
Employer
FOOD
SALES
GRANO OPENING
ORANGE COUNTY
Of ACE
EVERYONE
BUYS FOOD
CURRENT
-. .USIEIS Coa,lpaoy it eeeldn• a 'l)piatwilb mlo. 40WPM --------• State KOip. 250l Harbor c.8if~~~ c~cr~~~~t:~ B .S . in electronics salary requirements to: Oertttrypltt wilh 1ood typqaktlla. a.ERKS :t::11~.:.;.~· area _540-_921&4 _______ , engineering or computer Classlfled Ad f.41S, Daily
STAFF
EARN UP TO
&OVER
'
I
t1Pi.DI ikil1I (type 50-eo Come work temPorary tcieooea. Pilot. PO Box l..580, Costa WPll> who can type We offer excellent with a company who COOi( Engineering Mesa.Ca.92626
Unum lllMrft frc>m written reports. beneOts In a modem Ind ENGR PRODSWC n1 -.Lhl ::-::bWUea wUl In· pro1rculve environ-cares about you. Im· Mature adult for con· 8.S.E.E . + 2 yrs related me SICY suoo
-ratJn• a d1'c --' mediate work-top pay. v&leecent hOlpitaJ. Full CHECKER •wn. lm-•ot Irv co. nds -..-• .., • "-· "'·"'or·-·.......aotment. time -1uoo available . .....,. ,...,. .. _.. avallab.. taqiboDe ud anawerioa _.. •· -......,. ..-sharp, attract lnchv ror for alld part-lime the phone. If you have f'orappoh>lmentc•ll: 117.0061 Apply Flaaihlp Con· ENOQUA.L.~URl20K tbelr ~gal dept. Pos pro· ~ oo aid 6 Jrd U-otn~ lldlla, we of. 11141971-7724 jj_s~ off ice • valesc~nt Center. 468 RespooslblUUes w111 1nc1 B.S.E.E . or B.S.l .E .-mises to be super In· :1c1ti.':;, ·~:-~~·.~:, ~~b:,:o!~ ::: 1714Jt71-7700.xtUI ~ IJ overload c~=~::i·vNa~~ Club t:'!1~~::r~~~~!~: =-~ ol mfr pro-~~·J!t,!~ ~i:e~
.-tm'1per1Mur, ad· cellenl ulary and or•--..tn ... raoa teelcs quallfled sauce le IM"~n'1worktoad. Call Rlu. 540·605$. , ..... 41PP011unlt1 beMlltt peckqe. Thia _,. ,.. "--'•-wL.-12 WUl coc\alder a year or ENGRTEST$21K Coatt&I Penonoel A1en-1ar-· J .-,.au.ii Job m.i be filled Im· ~ .. .._.,·yrs.ex· twoofpractkal exp.•2 8.SEE B.St.T cy,2790Harbor;CM
&o M .lt .. , tiour If lmdiac.ely. Plta.e repb' ~~~ ~!_~~!,·!mcaoll apepptr. !.m5000u•t:. .. ~n tor )Tl coUe1e. Knowledge 1n.a..·en;. · ' · e1ep ALL JOBS REE rar ....,... atoaeeto: ~ ;:d.~:i:elPoit,11: ._. ,._,, or rattenera helpful. FreePodUoaa E hlblt di 1 • Mmda7 BOBBI .....,.._ P1 for heavy ln· DeU lhoo needs PJT rem. Room for adva~nMot ......... , .... 11L9I ~ker. Ex:C':te:c~
• <n4)f71.1117 -J.:I~=-==·=• Speed not tm· belper. lfoo·Frl, 4 hrt pr for the aerlous can· 17141 IJl-9411 preferred, wm train -.~r..::ro*~ .. lln -Ill& ;""'• aeeurac)' .... D· ~.SS.OObr.14M113af\ cldatt. _ ....... Ctr-Dr person with related
............. ~ '4141 t--111•·-..... -..... SC.• lrvlne akUla. Salary open.
-•111 illilliiiillill --'= Mlw,;1..-..,.• S.l.S.llle .... m DE(.IVE•Yt ltEPAIR IOIMUMC. 0pen'7:8CM D1·19>orUl·1118
-.a9"0i•lliililtllr ,.,.._, for Uiulf ment ~.=:,ch ElcplrMnc.d lhoe r eJ)alr
-..110 I Ullllt .... t =:' :=i9t). ~btv• EquaJ()pportunil) man •d\U... Sld'1 Shoe . •• a-a_'-. Aim~ reaur, •nut wOrt lat. ea?. l:Jl\"°1ef'. ._....,, Shop, •1•1. ~-,_,.. '60NI Unlt.eda.&All .az:; .. toa
Havt IOGMtblftl >'°" -~ '° .... , a..Lned ...
!!o/i!!k~
Selling High Quality
BeauUlully Packaaed
Meat, Seafood
•Gourmet
•
Food Products To
New It Repeal
CU.Stomert
EXP.
NOT NEC.
Nl:W
ORANGE COUNTY
OFC
MOW Ol'B41Ma .. Mft.CML&
IJlllllNUI
'q.a.:1.:!'a~ f€ wn bit ,.. • · ~ ..,..... w1tai a 11lut6oaot -·---_.._ ........ r 'lhlll rour aid atun rot Dnlli=a.illneclAd .....,_... II ---~ • J111W ilaltfW aew •!odlu wltb a II • -a. . . . llilllllal>AJI.YJILOT J!! ....,......_ , a ... Wad. Ma.11121 J9luU 1171. llSLPWAlft'SDADI It .. n -Call KO • ..... 1-==-=-=-----
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~-------t o!NERAL Ofl'f!'ICK HaintN1Mrw1nt.ed, IMMm>IATI HelpW•hd 71 .W,W__. 7100 W
Ty plat•( a c cur al~ maleprtf •rnid PAlTTIMI MACHINISTS ~ACTUI,... •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••
40wpm, ~ I 549-»u. ~WT'f t.aauna Buch IMPLOYMIM'T See our ad 10 lod•r1 HUISES AIOIS
A.NCI Y.MY.NTt • l •t& 2-~ Shift• f!per under Product oo 3-11. Good salary Coun· Optical to petf level GH.OfftCI H.wStwltt
Vanety duties In tbla Lar(e Salon. l«*1n1 for ~~~~~~~~~ very CHual, friend!)' h.a1r 1t_ylJ1t wllh follow _ nat'I ro Mod tYP1n1 It lnl HIJ arH Call Sual•. ~c bkad nt«' Pt!r5 will lltD-07&1
GARDENER
~Dini l'urn·ntly t-~ 11.u.
for rt1fiablc 1ndlvulu•I K.now&fd&~ 0( vJ IUlh 4i tr
nl(•t•<Jn belpru1 ~l\lu) ~lnt eompany tM>nef1t
l\ppl~ hm 1~ Nnon
Mon/ Ft I Peri.oont'I
MARRIOT
HOTR
WO Newport Q-nlt•r Ur
Newport Beal'h
Equal Oppor Em ply m f
G~STATION
Attendant
be hmlhna pb onW-ra fl ------leC\I dl.llJa XJnt ~.,,. In Hair ~U.t Dff<ted Im thlii fun 1PQt Call Chn s mcdlal.t Ol"'ninJ With Uf' ~ t"oaa11u.I P•·r~· Without cU•nM~ pply
ncl Aa l\C), 2700 Harbor. In pu.on S •r f'af.r
CM Rt~• South CC>a•l l'lun
ALL JOBS f'Rf.£ $41}_.
<itlL RIDAY
PA.IT-TIMI llollpital NURSt-:.1\ Aid ~
Morn1n11 & aftt<rnonn All lhttl~ LVN or KN
h1fl i.. front dt>&k 101 3 ll Ncwl)(>rt l'onvull1i.
Ix.al.)' tu Offl('C• 1'11• <tt.l' c e n I c; tl n l t' t u)) ~Titr t.laUnJ( ,1Ulllf1ca ~J)N1or Avt" N H
lMln;. to 111• n I a m und , rt•\ 2041 Bu s1 n,.~,1·--------
l't'nh•r , Ur St1· IOJ, t~ lnu~· <'11 11211s lqTLIADCOOIC
t:xctllent oppurtun1t)' Golf l°<JUM(• Slllrtl•r llflph Cor rth•blt' 1nd1v w I kA
9a111 2prn Wt>\"kda):. &ood l'OOklna knldi,:. nun N..-~port Beal'h l;oir 2ynexper., able tu "ork
l'-OW°l>l' 3100 lh Int' ht' f I e x 1 b I e h o u r i.
N H Suµt'rvhor y t''\pcr
G-R-E--A-T
SAUS J OI HOW
OPEH
bclpful Enjo) ~lnl ro ht'ne{ats Apply ~um 12
noon. Mon/f'r1 Peri.on
nel nau & p/l1me S3 ~ hr ll
start.644 ~ GOOU PAV , GOOU ________ .. lf(JUHS . <:ooo CON
""~ •• OR.R•CE lJ IT I 0 NS M A N V
MARllOTT HOTEl.
WO Newport Cenlt!r Ur
Newport &-uch E.O.E. M/F --m t'HIN<.a : Bl!:N l!:t'ITS Electron1l' distributor. fAST GROWING COM. localed In trvmc, Med~ girl for office duties Pl\NY PROMOTF.S HOTaCLERIC
Good OPportunHies plus ~RO~ WJTI-ll~ TgAI~ Must have t•xpr. NCR
t!XCe.ll e nt comp.any M AN AGE MEN T 4200. Apply lo David
benefits Contact: Bob s T A R T s .. 1 M . McNeil. Hotel Laguna
Ttacy .. Bam·Spm, Mon MEDIATELY .. 425 S Coast Hw y ,
lhru Ft1. Phone 549.0954 K E y B O A R D Laguna. 494·1151 _EXPER IEN C E _..;:;,_ _____ _
General Office
Ne wp or t Bt!a c h
l1'lOl"tgatte banking firm
has immediate openingi.
for the followinit poi.1
tJons
RECEP'T'IONIST
for busy swllr hbodrd
Plcasanl spca\ mg \ 01cc
& typmi: skills rC'qu1rcd
CLERK TYPIST
Excellent pos1t1on Cor
ni:ht person. Must ty pe
4Swpm
TYPIST
Accurate t y pis t t o
operate Burroughs docu
ment machme Must type
SOwpm 11ccurately. Ex
perience clcs1rable bul
will train
HELPFUL. WE HAVE
OUR OWN TRAINING
PROGRAM PUT ON BY
1lfE COUNTRY'S TOI'
O RGAN SA L ES
PEOPL E . CALL AT
O N C E FOH
INTERVIEW. ORGAN
EX<.:H ANG E . S TAN NUNN 714/586-7302.
GU4RDS
FUii & p/l.ime All areas
Uniforms f urnished .
Ages 21 or over. Retired
welcome. No experience nee Apply Universal
Protection Service. 1226
W Slh Street. Santa Ana.
Interviews hours 9·12 &
1-4 Mon lhru Fri
1l1e abovt-t posH Jon~ ctrt!1----·-.-. -. -_-;.-;.; __
t!Olr> Jevt:I bul sulary
will rommensuralc w1Lb
l'ltpent·nc·l· We om•r a
~ood opportunity for a1f vanremenl w /t'Jtt·c•lh•nt
company vai<l benefits
If interested please <•all
the personnnt>I office at
~E.O.E -------·-General otf1ce, accounLS
GUARDS
SECURITY
Due lo our recent ex·
pans1on program, Wells
Fargo Guard Services is
hiring Security Guards
for.
Hotel
FRONT DESK
CLERK
l'os1t1on 1mmecl1 1tlcly
available . Outstanding
opportunity exists ror
people onented person lo
work nexible day & n1~hl
shifts. EnJOY xlnt com·
pany benefits, including
free meals. Apply9am-12
Noon, Mon/f'r1 Person·
nel
MARIJOTT HOTEl.
900 Newport Center Or
Newport Beach
Equal ()ppor Empl m/f
Housecleaoors needed.
Must have car.
549·9372
Housekeeper. vie &1th St.
NB. Must have own car.
Call64S-~.
Housekeeper-Sitter after-
noons. some evenings.
842-2821 days. 848·0107
eves.
'fh@ D,\ll~'y' ri1,0T •• • "8 o r an ASSISTANT try Club Conv Home . wort iD --•Uon ..
('-·"'lcl1Una a t u"-tan STILL GROWING '' IM p 0 R £ M A N • 20362 Santa Ania Ave PHOJOPLAJE pautUD.1 fll.Mrted es lJ';J...,.~ ollts dl.,'t;,bu MEOIA1'~ OPENINGS ANA.BOUC, lNC C.M.5419·3061 t.erior ".Interior sur· AN 0 GR I':/\ T 0 I' faces. 4 Y~·l,xper. 11.i
uon nlO pa~r routt l'l' PORT\JNITY FOR Marti.u~ _ OfACE HB.Pst PROCESSOR pa Int e f 4.• s l red . quJrln¥ aft•rnoun <k MOW Hlltl""'G General olc duties. In· llDt·SlUt aer sno, Apply
l\vt>ty by m otori ud •Tool IOOM " cld'g, riling, errand11, in perao._-.i l'ounCain lr1W1por11Uon SA IES ml'"'' CallS40·7622. Positions now exist In Valley Scnool Dist •l.1b111ral ln<'um .. •I Ua w.l1t, 2-l Y••• ~ ""' <iir Photoplat.e Produc· corner Newland .,
IOWIIk'e plu bonuoe plun eaqMrit«e TRAINEES <Xrlce Manager-Sales Uon Department for ex· Talbert. Ptn. 111\i!. FilinK .shcirt wMktnic hour11 l7 ·--.. 5.._.,. Good nnnn..tun1ty for ad· perienced photoplate ,..._ .. ,, __ ., .. -0 E
d•}'S j)C'T'Wttlt' .. .,-.. "" tn1ioi .,._..,_, S.tllw vancemfn't:wm train/no process ors. vacuum ~llU.W.l'C -··•· • • • •1'.."li~U~nt partllml' 1n ~Optnl " ..,.$ZOO.$SOOwk. experience necessary. system operators. Partdnga~ant.s.Neat.
t·omt' •Ho. Optn1tor C411 f57·1 I SO. Must be 'A yri> old or photoplate polis h and weU ~. good aa
l"or dt'Ul I• 1.·on l1u ·t ~ Optr:otor older & be avail. on photo-resist operators . gressfve ft'M~ng peo
t''•,,.tt•r O\wllt>l 4~11 tlltOO •Mechi• Operator1 MICHAHIC Saturdays. 557·0824 or Salary commensurate' p I e for p t1S s I b I e
buM t,.wt.·n 11 :JOAM 7PM •Mec.._c:.. Expenenced w/air cond 774 -6090 . 1s~s Mesa with experience. managerial position
r M..........a.. t u n e · u p , I 1 g h t Verde #206, Costa Mesa. Part & full 1time. Good --r mechanical. Good salary Comprehensive com · pay.831·9030
•IMfMd«• & benefits. Goodyear OFACEPOSITION pany benefits lncludlng•-=--=-------
•a.ctric• TireSt.orc Informal environment, major medical and den·1 .. ----...----111Kh AIMtftbler 646-4814 job security, advance· lal. CALL or apply in
Mtrumum experience re
qulrt'd. 11everal trainee
pns1l.ioos available
Medical Front Office. ex
per. 1mmed1ale opening.
644'3722.
meot. first class medical person to 3952 Campus
& dental plan. Bring us Drive. Newport Beach.
basic typing s kill, atten· (714) 540-6080. Equal op·
Uon to detail. ab11Jty to portuo1ty employer
$how up oo ume, and we m/f/h.
USI E
DAILY PILOT
°FAST
RESULT ..
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For Result
Service Call
M ED I C AL A SST . wilJ tram for a vanety or WE OFFER
•Highly Compet1l1vc
Rates
•Plenty ofO\erllmt'
•Shi.ft 0trrerent1aJ
•Excellent Company
Benefits for Employee!>
and Dependents.
Urology G e nl ore &
medical exp reqd Others
need not apply . Ca 11
~~7.NptBch
a ct1 v1t1es. We are a TRANSMASK strong. ei.tabushed and
growing small company
Medical front office. part
ume. 12 s Typing. daily
l'harge entry 644·6813
selling to music stores CORP throughout the world •
St.art $700 & go up to $725 ---------642-5671
ht. l2Z
Irvine
83.1-1441
2102 Business Ctr. Or.
Suite208
lluntin~ton Beach
847·3498
8907 Warner A\'e #215
La~una Niguel
8.'ll -0542
27957 Cabot Road
Equal opportunity
l::mplO}l'r M F
SATURDAY
IMTEIYIEWS
•9AM to 12 Hoon•
MEDICAL ~SlSTANT
Full lime. reliable . ex
per not nee H 8 847 6051
111 :.>days
Then 1t 's up to you!
PAYABLES.
COMPUTER.
BILLING.
lNVENTORY. APPLY IN PERSON Medical Secr e tary I l().KEY EXPERIENCE
Recepuorust Ex per. m can boost starting pay.
LEAR SIEGLER
TRANSPORT
DYNAMICS
31:11 West Se~erslrom
Santa Ana.CA
Equal Opportunity
Employer m/l/h
Ins b1lung & bookkeep· cAc .,,,..,., · N t
Sal •c $6 h .,.,.,.uu.>11 ID ewpor mg ary ..,. · per r
Commensurate With ex rn---------, per 979-6552 1omce
Medical Front 0 rr---;;; 1 WE ARE KELLY!
w/all required s kilb I 32 Years
Some b11ck orf1l'e des1ra· I MIJ's IO •••
ble.646-8836 I Join tlte IHc:ter
MIJ-tTraiftff sns I in feflllMll'ariy Oppty to chmb the lad ··-r-·
MaHis. apply The Inn at der or s uccess into I help
Laguna. 211 N. Coa st mgmnt Qr sales. wit.his I
Hwy, Laguna Beach rapidly expand'g nal'I !Call o r visit now &
M AN AG E R I N 1 g h t s co . Po s s t a rt s 1 n !discuss the temporary
Olpm-7aml No exp ne<· warehouse for training & llo n !? & s h o rt term
MaLurc mdiv up to $3 8S then moves up One of 1ass1gnments a\•ailable
111 1 yr Co benefits. in:.. the best co·s 1n area for Clerks. Tvp1s t c;.
vac, sack lea\e. profit w/lop reputation in lheir 1!-ier r e laries. ·Word
shanng. Apply al. 4555 r1eld Ex<·cpt oppl). call IProcesi;inJ?. Keypunch,
Coast Hwy, N B or main Oms. S40·00!iS Coastal IArrountinJ? & also LIJ!ht
oCr: Stop ·N Go Markets. Pcn.onncl Agency. 2790 tlndustraa l Tnp pay.
Not an agency 715 N. Loara. Anaheim Harbor. CM 1pa1d \'al'ations. bonuses
Never a ree 774.9210. ALL JOBS FEEE 1Never a fee L _________ J ---------I
Wanted: Manager couple. .._.._.......... IEL~ The lnsuranl'e. Property &
Casualty Sec'y, agency.
Call Maurine 752-0990
E.O.E.
oo+ units apt. complx. in _.. .. Actr.sws I "tSdlYGirr
O.C. Beach area. Woman Girt5-M..-Clds I Peope
to rent & process ppr Exc1llng New York· se "'v •c e s
work, an to keep proper· Hollywood type personal Call or
ly Maint'd & repaired. mgmt & development co Come 10 Today
Insurance Agency near Send resume. salary req. now av81t m oc. Only Irvine
O.C. Airport needs clerk & rer. to: Classified #4117. those wishing a prof 833-1441
typist SO wpm. Good 330 w Bay St, Costa career 1q the modelrng. 2102 Business Ctr Dr
company benefits. Ca.LL Mesa 92626. 1 actmg or 1'V fit!ld should Suite 208
83.1-p fil for_a_P_Pt. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-.::..;;.-.1 apply. 714/828·0~3 ext
INSRNCE FILI:: CLERK ~.
Beginners spot ror tirl~ht ManufactUFI. ng ------person. Pleasant work· MOONLIGHTING· l"u II
mg conditions. General • • time pay. Part time
office experience pre· Productivity ~~~7Call for appl. ferTed. Opportunity for .,_......,
lluntinl?lon Beach
847-3498
8907 Warner Ave #21&
Laguna Nil'(uel
831-054.2
27957 Cabot Road
Sel11dle items 642·5bi8 ._ _______ ..
MICRO ASSEMBLERS
J oin the world of e lectroni cs and
come with a recognized leader in
the fi eld of MICRO
ELECTRONICS.
Roc kwell International micro
electronics is growing and to meet
its business needs it requires you.
We have openin~s on all shifts,
especially on s wing and graveyard,
with optional work-weeks available
-all to fit your schedule.
The jobs in volve fabrication or
micro electronic pa rts by use or
'microscopes a nd other related
optical equipment in a clean room
lab environment. Previous work
experience helpful.
When you join us you will become
eligible to take part in one of the
best benefit programs available in
the area.
Our offer includes ·
• Starting salaries or $4 .45 to $5.23
per hour
•Christmas Vacation Shutdown
• Dental Plan with orthodontia
included
• Excellent vacations -3 weeks
after 5 years service , '. '
payable. accurate lYP· Ina some filing, non
s moke r pre f .,rre d
Al.rport area 549-2400
'"'-/Newport IHch S....AM/ ....... ...
~~ni~ ~!:~~n~e~t~ EHKl·neer MOVERS. 1<?Ca1 orange mo. to s t a r l. C a II Co furn movmg co. needs HOUSEICEEPY 5494700, ask for Andrea. Medium zed d ivision of exper'd. d ependable.
No. Laguna family in E.O.E. Fortune SOO company driver . Knld~b'I 1n all
Equal oppol'funity
Employer Mt F • One week paid sick leave 1:
-··-·----· ..
General Office
JR.SECRETARY
\lanely of duties In our
collt!"lions department.
Du•a es includ e
:shorlhand, typing and
rating. Good figure ap-
lJtude helpful. Excellent
wcrk.mg conditions and
benefits including dtmtal
ins uran ce App l y
Dryman. 200 McCormick
Avenue, Costa Mes a
Equal Opporlunil y
Employer.
F1At1 tot./ .... , ...
Costa MHG & TM
WhittMrA.rea
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS for
sup•r•isory l•••I
S.C.Hy Offic..-s w_ho
... TOP PAY, with a
rt .. ded CO'!'PD"V•
EARN $3.00 TO $3.85
PEI HOUR
PROMOTION
CAHPAY
TO $4.25 PER HOUR
Apply ln person Monday to Friday, BAM to SPM
at:
pvt. beach com munaty. S localed in Orange County aspects of bus mess. over "lot an agency
day week. live In. Insurance claims ofi:. bas openings for ex 2S.Call8J0.4926. -----------' Separate nice quarters seeks Cl~rk Typist. Van · penenced Manufactur· 1._ _______ _
Position avail now. Refs. ty ol duues. Co ~nef1ts ing Engmeers . 1• One girl office. mature.
pref driver's h e. Salary Growth opportu111ty Call
& board. 497-1636 Call Jerry Lanyon. 833·9511
_Sa_VSu __ n_. ------Inte ri o r D ecorator
Housekeeping-Asst. Mgr
for maids for private
club . Full lim e .
7 :30 -4pm . U nion
benefits. Call for appt.
645-5000 x S20.
Housewares & gHtwares
sales. 38 hr. week. Must
be available for
weekends & some even·
ings. Starting wage $3.00
per hr. Prefer mature
female. Contact Phil or
Dave at Rion Hardware.
1024 Irvine Ave. N.B.
642-1133
WANTED Flexible in·
terlor d ecora t o r
w/following to s hare
comfortable & crealive
ofc. Call for more info
Tue-Fri g.s. OLM En·
terprises G45..SSS1
LEGAL SECRET ARIES
For growing Newport
Firm, 1 exper civ. lit; 1
corporate: good skills.
SH. Beautiful offices, ocn view, congenial group, med ins. Open salary.
Call Shirley or Peggy
64().7035
MOYIE EXTR It' neat. good on phone, typ
Successful applicants "-> mg. lite bookkeeping
will work in ba s i c sou~ht by Hollywood Const.ruction exper. pre·
machine shop environ· moVle firm. S20·S200 per ferred. Perm. pos1t1on.
menl and be engaged in day poss. Looking for Call blwn 9am-10:30am
manufacture of pre· outgoing 18·70 yr olds S40-74S4 -· .., wanting to break into c 1s 10 ic a e r 0 s Pa ce movies. 1714) 761-1244. OPPTY IS KNOCKING hardware. Duties will m·
ud bl. h f v I 0 E 0 c As T I N G Secretary for med size cl e esta 15 ment 0 SERVICE. (now in 4th bwlder located m Irvine. methods. tooling a nd 1 re'er cons•~~u·00 or re· standards. with em. year · ,, ......
pbasis 00 productivity 1---------lated exper in escrow or
D sales. a good office ap· improvement. egree • ~'-i'ng for 3 hom" of & des. bl b t t ........,.. " pearance w /typing tra e u no man· your own? You'll find some SH Call for appt
datory. Min imum S many homes adver tised 1714 979-3900
year s e xp.eriencc as for sale in Classified 1---'---·----!'danufa~unng Engin!!cr every day. in precision machine ---------shop environment re· r----···-·-··-··· .. ··-·~ .............. !
qui red. Please send re· : Doing Business l
sumeto: ! Under A i
ls Your Proression
HOME REPAIRS?
• Medical /Surgica l /Pres~ription
Drug Plan
• Internal job promotion system
• Educational Sponsorshjp
. ~ • Employee discounts on Company
products . 1
Drop In and we will talk to you
about our program. Apply at Space
and Secure Telecommu'JlicA~ions
System s Group, Rockwell
International. 4311 Jamboree Road,
Newport Beach. CA 92660. ~ t(ALL
(714) 8334424. . -GEHEIAL OFC
Small congenial ofc,
everyone pitches in to
help one another Typing
40-50 & friendly attitude nee. Call Rita, 540-60$!>.
Coastal Personnel Agen·
cy, 2790Harbor, CM ALLJO~FREE
WELLS
FARGO
GUARD
SERVICES
HSKPR-ChiJdcare, Eng Light h ou sework for
speaking pref, mature, elderly Lady, Fri-Sat.
own transp, Mon-Fri, S.S.S2Sperday.S48-0800
N.B. Ref. 644-6887
PersonMI MmMIC)ef' j ~ N• me? i P.O. lox 1953 , :
i ~ Fictitious !
S..ta Ana. CA 92702 I ( J ~j ~
Did you know you can
place a classified ad in
the Daily Pilot Service
Directory for a whole
month for us little as
Sl.77 per day" For more
information. call
FOR YOUR COHVE~IE~CE,
INTERVIEWS ARE AVAll.alLE
OH SA TUR DAY, FROM '9:00
A.M. TO 12:00 P.M. ---ROCICWB.L IHTEINA110MAL Sell things fast with Daily
Pilot Want Ads
For Ad Action
ca11 a
Daily Pilet
AD-VISOR
642-5678
I 532 W Hskpr·live in. Care or girl C:O...owwHlfh 8&boys.Gen hskg. M·F. fulerto., CA Rm & Brd & sm. ulary.
919.1478 aft 6P M.
OR 1 0 E A L p I T I M E . Monday, Tuesday, Wed· housewives & college
nes day, Thursday , girls w/cars. Over 21.
10AM·4PM. CLOSED 9:30AM·l2:30PM Mon·
Ftiday at Fri. Earn $8()..$100 week·
230WW.-...r ly . Mus t be n e at,
It• 2 I 7 pef'S(llla ble & e oerg el il'. S.... AM. CA Lori's Kitchen 979-0747
State Uc. NoC·6036 afllOAM FOR APPT.
MACHINIST
MlLLHANO For proto-lype machine
shop in the instrument div[s!oo oC lhe oU tool in·
dustry. Working from
blueprints. sketches & verbal · designs, directly
with engineering, to as-
sist in new product de·
velopment for world
wide well bore naviga ·
lion equipment. Lathe
experience helpful for
more variety or projects . Equal Opporlunily
EmployerM/F Salary open, excellent
NOTICE benefits package. E.O.E .
F.qualOpp Empl m/f/h ! ~.,, j 642-5678 EqHI Opp w lwity ~yer M/F
i:roo~
lAt1 new bulineu .. ualr19 • ;
Sl 77 ~ DAY !flctltloua neme, mual by : r j lew be 1'191ate.eO wftPt ll'te 1
That's al you pay for jCoun1y ClertL The DAILY ; ..,., d d · th : PILOT ptoY!dla ltte lorma ; a...., ay 8 ID e I end 1111119 Mrwlc:e• tor our i DAILY PILOT 1cu11omera. II you ere l
SERVICE •lertlrtg • new b111lnen :
I call Ille DAILY PILOT tor ! DIRECTORY .1ntormatlofl and torma. !
DO IT NOW ! ! 64M321 j
___ 6_4_2_-5_6~7_8 __ i ................. ~~:.~~ ................. -1 ---------·--------how Daily Pilot Class· Scientllic Drilling Con·
ified ads display their trol, Corporate Head·
messages with legibility quarters. Newport and impact? Our ads, we Beach. Call (714) 557·9051 are proud to say really ask for Mr. Moll or Mr
gel results P hone Adams.
[!)~CL 11 Act<JJ
INSPECTORS
Hlfl'I your chine:• to b• • pen of th•
growing lllm 11 L.8.1 Energy Prod11c11
Dl¥11lon We .,. m11or manufeolut'WI of
quellty nuc:IMr control dl'tk:11 wllh • hletory
of PfOClrM•IY• npenelon Ind orowlh. Ch~ °"t the to11owlng OPPonunlt111·
PNClalon Mechanlcal
lnapector .........
tndlwciu.i to lnepect flret enlOle medllned
.-n1 and equllN')lnt ••no •tendMS lnlC*l-
tlOf\ '90hn"--lllld pnic:tlCIM. M111t be el>le
10 IMd lfl4 .,.. tntlMlrlnt df1Wln91.
DGV PRODUCTS
-DIVISION
-··~ ..... ............ , ..........
ltMJMMltl
642-S678. ..... ............. ..
Th·· Co11l11lf'nt.\I
!11 ... ur,u1c1· C:ornp.1n1t·s ......... ......
WORK ON FLEX-TIME
If you hl'-t operiell« ot 1 commemal llMs
reter, Tht COntlnanr11 lnsur1nc1 Companies
has If\ out1tllfld1ng ~rtunltV lO work In
a modem and PrOQftslt'lt enY11onmtnl. Our
COmpany offers fle•·t lme hours where vou
cen Mltc:t full-time WOtking houri mcnt con-
111n1tnt f0r vou. 611cellent 100.cion, compre
titnslw co~nv btnef111 1nd gr0W1t1 OPPOr
t11ni1v.
For #1Polntmt1nt c11/:
171411'11·772A Or (7141179·7700', ht. 331
Of ..,,..., In penon,
MAINTENANCE
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIAN
S7 .58 to $8.23/hr.
I\ you 111 en e1ec1ronlc:1 prot111lon11 end
1'oulel Hk1 10 mo'le up eno join our
progreHIYely ort.nteo 111m. hlrl'1 your
chlnc:el LS.I. Energy Prodvcll DMalon 11 •
'-ding manufacturer ot prwclalOn nuol_.
control equipment .
CMI• wlll lnetlld• tn11&1l1t1on , (19alr end
m•lnleMnc. of the operetlONI •Ylllfll• ot
elec1ronlc contTOI dl't!CM. Wiii ovtlln• end
Implement GOmPlet• electR>nle 1y11em1
from blUIP(lntl. ShOuld hl\'I bHlc knowl·
edge ol ell typee of N /C Mechln«Y aucfl 11
Ldlond T&l*um1, Sund1trand Omnlmlll,
Monttefl VMC, ltC. Ft•• , .. ,. lndut1rt11
tllPI'~ Md own lllftd 1oot1 required.
In ecldlllon to ovr bMutlful locatton, w1 offtt
excellent btntflt• lncludl119 COmPfWly ~
meCllCal, llft, 1S .,.id hOlldlye, I f'M'OUI
,.tll'Mtllt plen •nd much mo,.. Ol.lellflld
ctndld~tt who wllh to Join tlle prol-lonlll IMft\ •• L.1 .1. IMY o.11. wrtta or .,ply In
'*""·
ENERGY PRODUCTS
DIVISION .. .. ~ ..... , .... _. ~ .......... ""' pt41....,.
f
Opening Citywide!
We ore loolung fOf go.getters ready to enter Del Todo's
ln1en5ive 6 monlh IToinlng progt0m. Qvohty 1$ our fovndotton,
from product IO service ond monogement. II is essenrt:f1 \ •
•hen, 1hot our monoger trainees become ••perts In \;11 · U
focels of the business. !l's on O\ltslOnding progrom, o~ ,
upon completion you're ready IO slot loo Del Toco prodvctiqn. , ,
SuccMsful condido•es con e11pect excellen1 benefits plu\ o
lop slOrtlng salary w11h 2 raise• 1n lhe first 6 months.
Del Toco is currently dovbling 111 size eoch yeor. so the
opportunity 10 od110nce Is o reollly. To find out mortt
obout Y°"' role. coll COLLICT lhe numbers !Isled below
or send o brief resume. ... •• lh• •'I' Mondoy..Fridoy 8orn-5pm 8 11:.
(11')~914 m-.•
Evenl"91 and WMkench
{714)737 .... 247 t.~~
DelY ....... _
,.. ... ~.r c.te-. CA 'l •o.J
An Equol Opportunity Employer M/f ,., II I
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Sunde Merob •. 1119
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.. •-c.,..,-. OFFSET ~'='.::!;·~1:::t: WITHTOPGROWTHCOMPANY ;..,':.':-,,..:.:·;~, ..... Ap =;,;:~:~~~~ PE t~ r~l c~::it PRESS b-. C.. fw .. , ........ ...,. PHOTOGRAPHY ~ land dvlpmnt co ob Hawt.hof"M Chr11t•ln Drnt tTt 0433 ta . .... .. t!c prdt•rred ndA well ~anli<'d Pfn 8rlt.I. l_,,, Rrookbul'llt, t--------·
~ ... .,,.. aeoo Otl\ OPERATOR MAIWiEMOIJ OPPOITUllTY ::V.:motb-Jdr':;~;/:J Tt•_r...;..hto-r ·-Pr-~ -Ht-hoo l WAREHOSUSE "'.~l\\d hre pr wk at wl•ood lYI> 1\11 It aomt> nn V\y
&.~&OQ.Nal _ 675·41t0 EAllNG POTDmAL: P<.i w/vt'eyfric:odl)'PtO Cc>rt l fl ca t e o r '"' PAIT TIME. 8run1wlrk O•ftnH Couul r .. l"l!Of'lnt'I Aaen "J) lO 3 Call for upr11 rlk' Call Rita. MO·OOM penenn1. lt111 s· :JO to ' or POSITIONS ~ia~!:'t~U),:a~; IM PRONRTlll $15,• JO $22,llOO ry. ~.'}~1':rl·~~ .. : ~ EVIJINGS m•on• who ha • a •••••••• •••• •••••• •••• ••• • •• •• •• TEACllF.R t\CC'NTNO Multll wil.h out1tandlnJ. ~h ba<."k~mund tn Wnrlil '" lor.i•"•I 11rumot1onal pho1011r11ph y S.CV•IH StOOO /\ Houl.h t'CMu1l b1111ln1•1•111
.11Uractlve .,."onlllllw Uw>u."'*' aNl«Mlnll'nan<'.-u 'I • 1 1. 1 1t1m1111nv h1111 <1f'v1•rol po'llllon" to (ill 1lur to YJi•I( <'tirp ofr 1n ~11ut l'Oll••I(" h a11 a n 1m Who f1\101 Wnrkln,I ~ ltt\ ()If \ii(• '\ t M l?~l 11nd lt~.0 Pl l'M l t Mna -11 t 1ui.111 11.rl'l'IJlllll\I I •'' p;111-.m11 IOI' r'ld11 frout ofr ll('t' y ml'fllat•• 0p11nln• for 11n
loch. o~~r 21 lo.larl Ill pr,-. NuAn" l .. ml'ta "Pl•'•'"""'' ""110 ANIMAL "'1101'1\j<l)'N lllf' worhf .. , 111·ct 'I( 4t liUll math S3 li0 ~r buor l'h•llh nt'C•Un• pnl(rll!<.lnlt •nd w -tail work nr "u~h COMPANY OPRtlS: flruem,.• V11m•l)' n( du\11'11 ll'11rh~r for m111111111(11. ~2·.UA 1 ·~ ~ l uo "'"'/p1nr. pla lt•mel.11\lt 1~· NU (riJUll l) Vlllll '."'' HOSP. ., 1>1enty <A rootn for 1ulv c .. u M6-M80 ror 1111 Im OETW~\;N • uo ~.ot "" rt• atc•d lHnttrn < t•ll .J ul11• (, 11t '.'' ltA.,'l·V\11\.,11t :\II I· I •" •Above avera~c Income llnu•u•llv lloocl poy ~lletf' l11tf'r vl1•w ,,.
l'M. l'f1U!Pmt'nt Will 11uppurt M4 lZIO "'·lf1111 Mi Kr "'1 1· 1 Ind wi..n1J.1 i..H '' • J\ It l"<:f uipmcnt furnl1'h~ r 8 111t•" c 11 11 n 11 11 . l(•nlln« t hllj 11 I11t op
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... I Ops 1100 '''qUlrt•mt>nh. lfl r rr Walk a ..... t Jll41cl '"' I d ' Id tlon prour nm fll•I Aat>ney, 2190 lfarbvr. ~1111 other tuturP "4:mpl::;:~ntl) d~•l\il r1lfltortu.u rt n NttcJ ~ioinii llt'Ofll•· 1n .n ·.l'TIUN IST an<.' u In)( pa v a c" "' ._, · C.'M bulll111•111 lr•«hln1t JJ<tiu
IHH h v tu ,,.,""~ ,, .. lt•llm vroJt'fl Hi 111 1111.J.JNt.t l.Jo'ttl" p :11d t raining proJ(ram 1\1.LJOl\S fl'RF.F: uon11 PWX J\na l'VIC'\' irnm\"ll bro1· h 11 rn .1 n '1 "u IHKlut \' rww bunk. 11i.• l"or 1• ho'll • uov ho~1> \JI • t;xt•l•lh•nt nd vnncl'm(•nt potential
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.optor1<1c.or full & I' I l'al oHer" 1•xc1•lh·nt fno.:• Urh tol uu Ml.'11 \ 110.,1• 1 1
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tram Murun e.-n Up To SZOO ww1u-d 101 monof(rnm
PBX OPERATOR Will J)l•r Wt•t•k 11w I Unit• 1-'or 1ni.: 1'11' & ~ul 1110111'<
* Po~itlV(' :.ltlllUdt.• & rro(esslonal
a ppcarant.'e an• esst.•nlaa . •Ability to
dral with J!t'nt•rnl public • L1m itrd
ov('rn1 it ht tr:i vr l i n So uthrrn
<.:c.tlirorn1u •At kast 2 y(•ars <'ollf•Jl('
or t.·x p('rtC'n<·t.· <i rt·til µlu i. •No
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4811h171h. Co11ta MP1u1 '11'' 11 ·r,,,, pny /\Jlr•'Y J ,...;l9w fr~ Mus t t> p c C:vn l :u·1 CORPORATION No c'IJ)t.'rfl'11n· nt•t'. mule E 0 t-: Mon thru Fri, t .. s,a
Maunne Nt•wf>Orh.•r 11111, o.feftM Division or ft•mult• 4 hr~./day 111t: Athlelt'!> 1.-oot in Su Sutt,.~ r.4?.14711 oa.w 'l •1•lnr 110 11 \AffT•A-4~ ~ flhm11 W11y t ltf r-1~ l'l'tl. •'/ 1111 1 rM '"
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644-1700. t: O.E 3333 Hcwbor ltvd. ":Xt't'lh.-nt futurt• poten .. .. • d•nt, i••i,c•r 'it ri11y a.
---llal Citll l to S r m for R.£. Sml"RET .a.RY 1t:v1•r. fl'ull '-1.Jt1mv /\Jl
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g\, JI>!> PCA INTERNATIONAL, INC ply, ~It'll Slullon l7lh a. 0ptor ·1 ror t f'lcphont• 92626 Caueey&Co. Coldwe ll Da n kl·r . lrvln.'.Nll
lllb-..w>n°"' M>rVlt't' ~1u~t 1714J 546-8030 •94 •059 Laguna N1gul'I oHlrc
I)(' abl~ lD work :.omt• -L1cen.'lt' prerer red. For Nflf'V Stn lft•lp nc'f'O•-d 1m ~k~nds T)'p1011 3~ t::qual Oppor t::mplyr Real Esta.a..-uuonnallon call 831-08d36 WC' promntC' from "'1th1n mi-<1 l'\a ll 111 vtt /\pply
wpm r~qui r~d E >. M1Jo' n: cr~7222 Ask for Lin a 1-.:Qual Opportun1I '' Employl'r M .,. !lO I': <::111 llwy.~11 ptn~o~ prrferrt•d or ---------i ..., s & SalesmH .e..~·a~rd~. ~~~~~~ St>rv Sw /\ttnd Wrll lrt11n
'llUll tra.in Man\' rom '•--------•I We havt' nn opening 111 • ::. _________ .!!!!!!~!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!~I $700/mo •. Cull 'arl ·i~· tit-wfu~ t-\111 llmt·•• our Rt>s1denua.1 Div ror = 4!KH>l2l SJC
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po<11t1on Y.•r •·ll
•T ~ b l:Dll'. dll) ~ Mhli'r'',r< Pnnllng an upt>nence<t man or Rcstaurnot SEC./IECEPT.
"'"''a f'\ t"Din~ , woman posses!>an~ c•n FOOD HANDLER Needed by lrvml' real Sh1ppinJt & Receiving 4'.alab.l~ 1'lt'ut• ''
11111 BINDERY thu.~nsm and llll£').!nt). Cu:.tom er orae nll'd Sales t'llla.te rompany Som e Clerk. full time. Call ---------
:in thru .. "1 ~ ~ Ir you arc mtcrcslcd m ll L8 CHEM SALES S2 4K C 1 Th v II Ivan for appt. ~3280 ---------'O F HELP '-aut1ful om re an tht• l)t'rson. over ·we Lrain. +"'-&&-Me bkJcl>f( 8 1 <' 1 age TYPISTS~
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Only tlVN• wh11 "'' •l•
1wnt111hl1• "' •Ir '" ''• k·o.rn wo1,,1w1" k 1nr. ,....,,,1
apply <:a ll '''' 1.1vr•1 fl 1 ~ lj 7 7 ., w .. I l ,, II
Corkwoud. 934 W 17th SI CM
• NX~BATOR
:d ~I) C I'll:. tor rrililblf' person with
i*asant pbooe m,anMr. F\alble hours. Xlnt
rompa.Qy benefits Apply
~-1? Nooo. Mon1Fr1.
Personnel.
""' Apply direct 9am ·5pm ~ ~ RA.!allor!>, S52 7000 G 0 p T E 1 fine:.t locution. work mg TA c 0 n EL. 2 9 o o [)en .. ee + sales l'XP 1111---------S H I P PIN E · Corne wort tempora ry xp•r·• .. c• or ... ·--.-•-ackaglJlo \\llh cong enial a s Fa!rvacw.Costa Mcsa chem1slry -lravel 50'1 SICIETARY uo.-~.~.,. P " wtlh a company who r..-.e M/F !>Oetlllt'!S. W(' are tntercSl· cX lhl' lime IO West.crn Naoonal Mortgage Ins sm parts. Wiii train. cares about you Im •S•. Pr•n Opr -ed m mei!llng you. In· stat.es. . Co has challengmg pos Female preferred. am· mediate work-lop puy
ORO PHOCESSClll
Part Ume evcnanR anti
or w~kcnd work 1-.-,
penence on CRT ba!>t·d
equipme nt preferrt.'d
Newport Center La "'
Flrm Call Rul.h Bra.u.•r
~:B)()
O..khoft. M•lti, Al t.erv1ew by ai>p<>intment Riviera PH'SOflMI av&ll as Secy to VP or med operung. great com· <:all for an appomtmcnt Dktl..tc. W.-yH. TaylorCo. RH's (7141833-9410 Mktg & secondary Mkt ~&:~.~3m· 557-0061 .utho-Stripper, llack Realt.oni 644-4910 1 ... STITUTIOHA.L 2<S! Busi.oess Ctr Dr Mgr Good se<'y skills .rt"
MARRIOT Hora
_....Whit.Foldowts Realatat.e "' ... URSE Stc290 Irvine Qd. Mortgaae lendinR .. *.,, ~Q~ office •
-"' Open7:30-6 bkgd desirable Send n. ood •---~ 0 overload Apply: YOUNG, 3-11. Start to $1,456 Max comp&ele resume inc lud· aw -AGGRESSIVE & Sl,ti67 monthly. Work in· IAAsalary history lo p o 9846 0scar TECHNICAL depcndcnl ly . P11t1l'nt SALE.$ _ 2910.Newp()rtBeach.Ca Founl+.\inValley
·ray le<"h. P/T . t>-10 hr.,
pr wk. orthopedfl' offln·.
1-·a.-.h1on bl. NH 640-49•10 ~Newport.Ccnler Dr
Ncwpo.rt Dearh
'-Equal Oppor Em ply m/f
PUIUSHIMG HUNGRY cart>. phy81t·a1 as1>e1;i,. tlCKORY FARMS !l26Q) You are the winner or TYPtST to~ I 000 ARH-1005 SYSTEMS menls. Will train . h d rf 1 Two Fre. Tickets tr l .., "O"r ~-OiS<'Over t e won e u Set-'y P/l 20 hrs per wk lo you CllJOY ypm,... J .. •••••••••••••••••••••••
2n)$. Dupont Dnvc PSYCHIATRIC world or <' hel'st• & tfll'x1blc1 ~d typ1n ~. CIRCUS V AIGAS skill!' will bnni: an '1.nt PUil.iC AUCTION Anaheam,CA92~6 HURSE gourme t foods whale t e l c ph o nl' s kill s. N~mH~fvo;g~~~lof~·0~n MANYITEMSOFFlNt-:
Permanent P/T AC('()Unls earning cxt.ra mont'Y· short.hod&. ins. dp. prcr March 81..h ta~t so nd rront "fc EST/\Tl'.: JEW F:LR Y. Payable w ith Genera~ t.:qual Opportunity J.11. Sta.rt to SI.~ Max P/T sales. f ak1r:ig ap· N B. area. 8.00PM Performance ~ . ., OBJECTS i\ N
Cootractor in N.B. Hrs. Employer M ff r-:--~l'Wllft•P.I .. _ Sl,700 monthly. Inpalll'nl phcatlons al . Hicko ry Call Judy 752.5131. 1be Huntington personality. Call Rita, ART , ·~ • .
flex.Ible. 631-0210. 1---------•1 1~ychotherapy. counsel· Farms. Westcliff Plaza, E 0 E MIF Center 540-alSS Coastal Person· Tl Q U E S · f I N '" --------t PROOUCTIOH/ Jt.5silt. · Pl!JSO..MEL 11.8 area. Part tame.
mg,2yrs.expcn ent'c. 642-0972; Fashion Jsland · · · Huntington Beach Def Agency 2790Harbor F URNITURE. ETC ~-EXECUTIVE SECY To cla!m your t ickets. CM . . PHONE FOR INFO &. ·
PAYIOU.CLE:RK Working wit h glass. ISMRH
D1\lers ified individual 893-7321 ask for Tom REAL ESTATE SAL ES
fleedtMt .. expeneoce,l•--------•1 Licensed or we will tram
1n r11•ll ~Atatc com -Producuon you for s t a te exam COU.-Y OF
put.l'OU. 'J~Yrolls. Re L1m1ted offe r . Call "'
Nurse Pr act ioner . 20
hours, OB-GYN Ch01 c.
Start toS9.t6 hourly
Exec to the res calH;cz.5678. ext. 272 ALL JOB.5 FR E F. BROCHURE. &es-2200
SALESLADY dent ~ym ajor ~om~ * * * vei Asst ror C.M. prac·t---------Experience<I. ru,11 lime ...__, .. _r. LlberaJ benefits. E 'd pl a AnbqueMustc Boxes! f bet ad .,...,...,. Teache~ n"'eded. p~D . lice· x P ~ '>l' • or terwomen s re Y Send Resume & s alary • "' • ,_ .,,.. ........., M "' t SlotMaclunes! Clock!>' to wear. So. Coast Pla:ia tu.st«)' to: school. k inde r garte n . ....,......... 00~a HUGE SELECTION
Call545-0836 'ThePresleyCompanres Exper or credenualed WAITRESSl-:S m·l•ded ~ca.
PO. Box 2200. N B. 92663 642-4050 Mr. D's Com ee Shop 3050 ...... •tiowal qw~ w key by touch & Ca •-c ...OA oru:7 ORANGE "~· M"" • .,., ASSIST AMT .,., _ o. ~-5aotw .... CA SALESPERSONS
dct r~9~mgwcckly EMAH (7141834·6851 Clos e r s o nl y. Sa l
de ]nclude!>somc FOR ILE.SALES AfflJ'tn3taveAct1on $2 00·$300 wk . ca ll ~r r dkutlcs. Edx Pos 1l1on r e qu1 r es a Opem.ngs now avail. In Employer s.51-1054.
celle wor mg con ' mmlmum or one year our a ttractive, w e ll ------------------
Secretary. Prr.1nsurant'e
e xpe ri e n ce . T ype
6Swpm. SS 00 pr hr.
S.lPM. lrv1ne. 957· 1337
TEACH BS E. Cst Hwy. CdM GaleriH
Kindergarten teachers. Waitress P IT Day &
Flume. & Prr for Mon· rug.ht shirK Pvt club.
tesson classrm. ~7SJ. Balbo• Penn. 673-7730
Open Wed. lhru Sal.
18>2 Ket.tering. Irv.
(714) 7S4·1TI7 uom &bellef1ts indudm supervising manufactur-furnished Lagunll Beach
d e n le I Plan. APP I) ing operations In vitamin dfice. fOf' ex per. or new· betwee n 8om llam & r1eld. Will (unction a s ___ .., th lp-.3m.111, Na li 0 n a1 . 11 l.y bee....,.,... en us1asuc
,... . ..1... .... 01 a· h lea d p e rso n in a salespeople. Xlnt com· ~UD•leon, 44 ire vitamin manufactunng mission scbedule & a tru· ~ .Ne.wport Bench. operations and assisl Loe i c t 'Near • .Q."". Airport) r ly great at on on ons " production ore man as H 2 blks from the Equal .Onnortunit II wy.. · ,.,,, reqwrcd. Please ca o bea(h, with ample oft· -;~~~' ~~~~~ apply lD: street parking. ~ SEA LION RlAL TY SOM FRIDAY AH A 8 0 LI ct 497-3388 fl' 7 employcr-eeeks ---------ifdi\t ilr/~xp in phone INC. Real lbtot. Soles
SAILBOAT SALESMAN
Experience pre fe rred
Kona Manne 675-1403
Sales clerk·
DRUG STORI-:.
l'\IU Ume, Mon· Fri.
Port Pharmacy
:n27 Newport Bhrd. N A.
Sales
EMPLOYMENT
COUNSELOR
Salesperson wanted for
interior st.ore. Should be
good at decorating.
Guarantee +. 640-2700
'SALES PERSOH
Needed for new vitamin
& health food store. P/
poeition avail. Exper. re·
qui r ed. Con ta cl R .
Brookes al Vitamin
~ 7644 Edinger Ave.
Secretary Prr. 3 days per
wk. Must know IBM
Memory typewr1 ter.
Small congenial oft'.
Seod resume & salary to
PO Box 188, CdM. 92625.
Secretrary
~~ & follow-up. 17802GWeu.e Select Properlles offers; ~ ,..._ "c(c .. ofr'g lo • Irvine,CA927l4 8 top, progressive com· ~ v~et~ lnc rec:ept (114)546-8901 ext 25 mission schedule. An
Be traloed for lucr ative 714/848·5066
career w ith worlds ---------
H.B.
EXEC SECRET ARY
Well organized, se lf
start.er w/strong skills
needed lmmed for NB
Adv firm. Reports to Ex·
ec VP . udverti s ·
ing/Cinanc1al bkgrd a
plus but not nee for right
l ndi v . Call Amy
Polhemus. 752·7070.
duties. Good ty ping. outstanding training pro·
start 11al SSSO. w/xln Equal Opportunity gram w/'tom Hopkins. qalse s.~Call J ean! EmptoyerMIF Fast St.art. Profosslonal
5404S, lal Person ---------offices on major strecL'I 1-.! Agenc 1 2790 Harbor, ---------& the best staH in town Cfd rttOJECT MAHAGElt It's your future. call
I ALLJOB.5 FREE 751-3191.
PEST CONTROL RESIDENTIAL
s teady job for right IUILD& «;:SELECT
largest e mploym e n t
service. Sales e x ·
penence helpful, call El·
he O'Brien, 540-5001.
Snelling & Snelling of
Newport Bearh Ageney,
4.'WOCampus.
~
WIHTHRU
GETTIMG PAID e trainee. profi T"PROPERTIES
& group health. Growth oriented Tustin 1---------~s.12. Lloyd'11 based builder. Respon.si· Receptiorust , restaurant ~!!r:'&,.~000 Control, 566 E . Dyer ble for sche<,lullng, ~ov · design firm needs sharp Norughts. no weeke nds , s A. em.mental processrng . person. Duties varied. Easy sale. easy close ...:.:1....:--------t design & budg e t Typing r eq uired . fttAAMkYCLERK responsibility. Salar y Congerualoffice.54&--034S l~advancedcomm .
Elcpr'd. To work in ne~ble. Send resume -ADV&n'COMPAHY •:o'nt:i~·~d~rsy, to y; What's YourTrade? ----55-7-·552-7---
$1 77 n..u SALES RETAIL. office ~ t.o 6 pm. Refs. . per ..,"'3 1 •-t t '
lease call Mrs. -" u-.8 e pay .1
... .,l ... S "'--•• llW to 11up~ 1es .,. s a 1onary .
tu..0_7575 for bl· --M~co. fcranadlntheDallyPilot f\al lime p os. avai · '"" .-T-.vr o;;nf Phone for appl. 557·9212, 1ew lltwp 9: 30 and l2 310West1st. St. Service Directory lhat can ask f or Mr. West.
Tustin. Ca. 92680. establi.sbyour pro(essiooal Newport.StatJOooni Inc. identity. For more In· .MOLD OPERS _w_ant_Ms __ c._1_100_.5671_· rormeUon call 642·5678.
(3rd$hlfl) ~ witi. • wlnner In r or d11pouble
~ UJ)f)lles. E!\JQY a uant~-tln work1rtg
~r1ro1•-nt'w/xlnt bent
lfaljor med "den· lnll + prefil sharing.
ia ...-.on: E&ee· c Medical lnatru.
n~ tlg1tlldlary of
00), IOO Bri"' Ave, ....
RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT
WANTm TRAIL BLAZSRS
CARROWS It co'""'9 lo
<>r.,.. Coun'Y~··
And we went 10 ... YOU • all trail bl11.ter9 In
r"11ur1nt management ·at our loc.l lnllf'llleWS ~rch 12, 13, and 14 II the Newporter Inn In
Newpon Beach!
If your re~nt rea11uran1 or fut food
IMnatefMnl Of relaa.d e11pertence len'1 giving ~ou wnat you want • 1n out1t1nd1ng
compentttl04'I plan 11\<1 CltMf oPl)Otluntty • tnen we're comlno after you wun tn11.
1. 1ft .... of ..... Nt (llefON ll•H) 2. 1 MMie P'09'W (_,....._or
or-..Clewl) i. .... ....,,
C.u Bot> ~ Of Wendy COl.l.ECT to errenge 1or a 10011 ln .. rvleW.
(IOl)'81-7IOI
SALES REP.
Train at $368 weekly.
wtl.h 120 yr old. highly
respect ed financial m-
tlilutJon.
Tom Bradley 835.&550
WIS I•. IOATIMG
New dealers & advertls·
l11111pace In Cha.rt Guide.
Anaheim. 533-1423
SALES
Unique Career
()pportunlty •f'IOlllSIW'lllmc3 SIOM.AI.
SALIS
AAA·l eomp•ny . " IMdet lo the H1htlng ln·
duatry tor 30 years-
IQPtl'\Of producta sold to
commercial and In · dulU'tll utert. Muat be a
non·preu..... Individual
IOokln1 for for their
LAST JOB ln a local, fully.protected t.en1Wr)t.
ffJ1la eomn\11,lon and
bcDia paid nekly. ••· GIUeat. coml*!¥ btneflte
61c ludtsa1 major
-Utai.
SEAMSTRESS WANTED
for work on canvas pro·
ducts.
642-7238
SEAMSTRESS for Cam·
bnc Sails. industrial
mactunes. SJ.SO hr/start.
~7950
SECRET ARY
Girl F'rlday. rutl time. for
real estate mgmt otr.ce.
Must have good typing &
phone sktlls. TSLMgml
Secretary
(;42 1603
TOPPOS
$12K +
100% FREE
SEC to COllP A TT
$14K
Xlnt co & bent 1n Irv. Siii
100. type 80. exp an corp
law a+
CUST SER S 13K
Good ty pist w / go od
personality who knows
pnonties
I ,as OFC SIJK
NB-some legal exp-
typie 70+-mln bkkpg-
SJHa +.
..,-CTICOSl4K
Nds secy to VP Planning
ai Eng. Must be exp
'fype 70, S/ff 100.
SALIS/MKT SEC
SlllC
Top conatr co Ne. type
65 +. Rood S/H. R.E.
dvlmpnt exp. VA, fi'llA.
CRV
COM PIOP MGT
Sl2K
S SECRETARIES S
G.O./R E /Acctg
S800-$1300 Ranfe Employers Pay Al Fees
Liz Reinders Agency
4020 Birch St. Ste 104
Newport Beach. 8J3..8190
Call For AppttE;.,tab ·64
SF.cRETARIES
Come wor k tempora
with a company wh
cares about you . lm-
rM<liale work-top pay.
CaJI for an appolntment.
557-0061
£.0~ office •
~OJ overload
SICal1' AIY to $925
Cali.. Mesa. This aplen· did OPPOrtwl.lty to be pro-moteCI° Into training to
become a buyer can be
yours a.s you work direct
ly with head buyer Ii
purc hasing manager.
Good company beDerita
inch.ting a1J l.be 1oodles.
Abigail Abbott Personnel
AJency, 557·6l22. 450C
campus, NB. ~n Mon·
day eveninl until 7pm.
SICY $1200
Goldenoppty for an lndiv
w/&ev yrs f'Xp. l Pe~ olc Need to be reliable & 9df starter. Needs usual
ak.il.ls. Bosa is rhurming at rlulbh:. Call Rala,
54().8065. Coastal Person,
ncl Ai ~>'· 2790 H11rbor. CM
ALJ..JOBS FR EE
PboaM type 65-1 \ bk. I ;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
tps. SOme comm'I proi> SecftWY·Evenma High ~~J·u:.~TO S19K School (1·1:30pm) IW·
LeadlM O.C. bldr nda cp.,... l.YP\1\1 OS wpm/Sb ~1> flfi~t aaat wi ttd tOwpm : t.tbera1
• leaul 11 con· 8eneflta/Holidays. AP• plicat.loG deldlioe 1·11. •;r.-.,., ... _, ... ....,:::._'°"1*· Hu•t·
1714tlJJ.t410 r=on._ ~=~
-.. ·1111CtrOr Aw. H.I . -..Ttl 11111.
•• Irvine S.O E. Opan7:»-t
TF.C'HNtClANS
RECTRONIC
TECHNICIANS
We design, develop. build. test and
deliver the best in high.technology
systems and missiles. Our con·
tracts and work a re long.range -
lasting well into the 1980's. We un·
de rstand pe rsonal development.
career goals and challenging work.
At General Dynamics we're looking
for Electronic Technicians at all
levels. whether you 're just starting
out on a career or you're an ex·
perienced pro.
CAUllA TION SPECIALISTS
ELECTRONIC CllCUITWY
ELECTRONIC LAIORATOIY
MICROWAVE
MISSILE TECHNICIANS
RELIAllLITY
RESEARCH & DIVaOPMINT
TIST OPRA TOIS
If you want to work where you can
learn from the best engineers in the
business, use the latest equipment.
grow and take pride in achieving
technological c hallenges. get in
touch with us right away. Call me.
Joe Stelmah
<714 > 629-5111, Ext. 4711
and let's talk seriously. Or. come ln
to our Employment Office. Monday
thru Friday, 8AM-4 :30PM. If you
pre fer . send your r esume t o:
GENERAL DYNAMICS Pomona
Division, 1675 W. Mission Blvd.,
Pomona, CA 91786.
Aa F.qual O'PDaftunlty Emptoyf'r M/F U.S. Cflbenllllp Required
AntJque Oak reverse S
desk S9SO. 642·2164 o:-Jr 673-0182.
••• Jollft Glover
6562 Cnsta Palma
Hwttington Beach
You are the winner or
Two Free Tlckeb
to
CIRCUS VARGAS
March 8th
8 OOPM Performan<'c
The HUNTINGTON
Center
Huntington Beach
To rlaim your tickets. <'all 642-5678. ext . 272 •••
Laguna Beach
Museum of /\rt
7th ANNUAL
•Antique Stow & Sole•
Adrrussion $2 .so
March 2 & 3 Fri & Sat
12:00tot0PM
March 4, Sun l2 to6PM
Preview Party & BU.CCct
Thur, Marl. 6:30-1-0PM Donations S2S per person :m Clirt Dr at
No. Coast Hw.y
Laguna Bch 71'1/494·653 1
San Francisco Special·
F.arty l.900's handpaintl.'<f
drsr w/mirror. very un·
usual pc $200/bst ofr
tns.!Nal
Brass Bed. Twin $140. Ex
cellent condition
642-7680
Antq. Drop leaf desk Sl3S.
An\q Oak RoUtop desk. suoo. S4B-86S l
lM6 ~rson Rosewood
square Baby Grand S'nO/bst ol r. 549-4132
Ore111er. good cond .. rrahocany S2SO. s ml Oak
b\ifet w/ beve led mirror
SUS. 3 beveled wall mil'·
rorsSlS ea. 646-3806
Collectable 40's, LO piece
walnut veneer Oin1ng
suite SSOO. 955-0798
Old Thclilter Seata (7 in a row> S30 row.
~
OU table w'' cba&ts $375.
87>1006.
• .,._" IOIO .......................
1Wrt1 "'1/ w Ice mailer. ...._. ee ....,., Onb •« n mo. s:rr..aa
R&IGHT DAMAGED
HOTPOIN'T SALE. 3308 W. w.,.,. ar Harbor, S...AM . ..,._l
~
...... 1oos1 w... 1001 ......... IOIO ........... 1050 Chi ... S.S. .ou M11e1l•1o•H ~OIO Sundly. March 4, 1979 DAILY PILOT •11 ....................... ....•.....•.......•...• •••.•.....•....•.•..... ••..•.................• ......•............••.• ............•••••...... ---
Ci AR AG Jo: s AL 1-: WINDOWSHADIS Mw1l•1M1 IOIO Oftlcer..•e.e& ~Mll'W
AnUques. SlmmoAI hide Wuude n a h u t le ra . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ,.... 1015 ......... • bed. Ull P••nllnjll. rntnlblindl. wovt:n wuoda Mini Car. nberalaas body .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
MJO
IA.II A.M11qUIS-tla• 1 II • \i Stile
Furniture incl 'R Sntanwood prlght
Plano. ountry French Refrecj.ory
table & ch1'8, 19<M Brun wick Oak pool
table, l,'<15 Royul K<>rman OT1t!nlal
rug, bronzes, 2 mutchlng crystal
chandeliers. cbrna. c rysL.al and
m arblo taJu('N Cel 640.0946
12xl4 brwn braided ruic "wiadow Untint 20-'°'-t :IJP gas eng. 15 to 20 I 8 M EJCec typewntcr MAY MAltMI ~ much more S11t 10 <1 drall 1tems. MPH Great a1ft for kldll 20" carnaae. gd cood ThetrediUOMlheavydu·
t'llcttulon1oh1 Llkent'w 21146 M1u1 Pl C M ASPEN ~·8951 SS4t. Terms 537·6333 Sl.25.55-6628 ty, llgbtweicbt marine
Oold. '"""· brown Ml•ll92'l TlSHJBA Copy Machine • .._... ,-.------1-0_1_7_, eagi.ne To 350 HP. 0. =•~o.-~C:S 2310 SA.Lt: a l so makes otr.et Terrarium!Reptile tank? ••••••••••••••••••••••• nul ne n e w pa rt~.
**I IUY* * 81& lnd ustr11I Yard masters 7141962·7033 60 gallon aquarium. DOG KENN ELS (2) Authcnzed Diatr: Bria ol
Me na lounao chair 1n Sia It•! ' Too I" t• l c '* '* '* wood stand. 60X20X12" West.em Airlines kennel Services, <714>l82..as4l Ooad~U.:. "Qr:'lr"!i~ jCT't'l'n vll\)'I w/nllltcb1n, S.t/Sun. 1930 Placentia. RoM %etWJ 642·9542 IS6, brand new $40 ea. 13' Bostoo WhalerTrajler . •u.. 1 y uU om an SH . Ca I C M 2111 Or Ca"""Y bed" c .. -~t ~. American. Uke new. Beat ... or ou $48 4238 19 ange Ave. ,,_.,. ,._ otT. $48-4213 MAIT91 AUC TIOM Honn 1060 Coeta Mesa of drawers S7S. Samoyed. M, 3 yrs. AKC --------
MMM6 & 111·9'21 Sac-17' 4 pc 11ectlon11I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vouarelhewlnneror 8424H82 rea. 3 KW, UOVAC, DynaMote
t'Ulltum1370 AnLq occ T8mare.111:1.,14yrs.blk TwoFrffTlcket• 80'lmkfence lOpostl2' 552·4895 Gene rati ng Plant
,,,._... 1010 ..._ 8040 CJ!.'Efltl MATR ~/UOX ~~~= M~JI(' s~~d11:1~k ~s~-r~~7= yrs. gldg. to roJler gate.' 240' barb ........ °"Ju• 1090 ~:,~ete sa95 • c~.11
CIRCUS VARGAS wtreS295. 646--3524 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------....,. 81-:r •· Kint Set" ~ •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• __ ••,•••••••••• Ct'otury Mod"l Jlomr Kenmot'\l wa•hrr a 611~ Wan~ f.n~ Hull l>o.: 1'\lm)G 3071
dry? llt't ltrat modt•I rww pup c,ood homt•
cooct. ttu•r. bo1h 1unl) 5.'\621>47 CASll PAlU S3U/let1UJ 537 63:13 1-'cw i;d ~ furn, 1111t1
C'A~ll PAil>
W hr/Oryr / t\dr1i:11
wurku\i( or nut 9~ 7 11 llS
llARGAJNS U'l"l' rt'fn+:11 ~. dryrr., ~arur. b\~t
~.we i.erv •vvl lk-!>t ApJ>l 536-0llll. ~ 43:JO
\M. T\'ll('UI) l'o .. ldlt• JlUll que • ctrTV'a 11~7 1113:1
j.llt'li M ... iaU.u Tt •H'UI)
~ud •r\11'"~ H4 9'J2 2178 SOFA ~ t..ov .. .:s 1-:AT or
. • le\'per $1711 r 1•11tury :\Kt Tu> & M11111llun· Mode l llo rn t• furn 1~oodl1•, l'upp1e' & 5493077
,MIUl\lj
• 1_. 1u1 4.2h:I A.nlJqUt'oak Armmrc $1W
4 lll\UQ!k pub ch1ur ~
l.'IH'h 6.o 534.S
2 t win bt-d11 s:.io 1•u HoltultoldGoodsl065
w/fr11mt•-i Diil & wht TV . ••••••••••••••••• • •••• •
lllmo•I 11to•w. l!f' SJO I l k111g sized m1:1llre1>s. box
1rmfh11lr . 11lmo11t 11t'w a;pnng & frame. SlSO. I
$U <.'ublO\'l '> $;1 ~ yt'lluw/wh1te d1nnette
!W4> ltl31 II U pedestal table'"& 4 chairs
M11$>lt• hut~h SJOOtb:iit ufr SIOO l redwood chaise
M.Aph· rurn & 1111i.c . betit with pad S2S. 493·3786
olftr" 751 2482 MecWnery 8078
·'bl • .,< • b ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 ~wr u ..,... Side y NO 1>ld\' re fri g freezer TICE IS HE REBY
flHM.'»do fN!>llrt:e 21 in G I V~. that t us ed $175 ~ 29ti1 Bucyr us· Erie JOH l'X·
Admiral Rt•fr1 ger a tor
gold. Vl'ry clean l7 !I ru
(t Sl.50 493 4440
\"l' Bui.tun 1 t·rrit '' M.a.h.• & ... t'm.&I•·
046-044)6
11.nUJn~ ~panil.'I M pup'
SACRIFIC E Con~nti. ul ~ IAn rm M.'l w/rntl lbl 4
bdrm house Cl'nluq t'hn./i.ener , couch . 2 db
Model H ome f'urn chn.&ottoman 631 2482
cavator \130703 ser>
w/buckets will be sold al
pub sale Mar 12. 1979 at
9am by Safeco Credit Co
Lnc. 17570 Brookhurst St. Fin Vly, CA 9270l! 1714 1
962·7711 Sale Lo held at
Cal·Trac Inc 226 N
Sherman Ave. Corona.
CA The prop ofr'd for
sale may be ins pct 'd
pnor to I.he date or sale al
CaJ.'J'rac Inc. by muk'g
arrangemnts withe Genl Mgr at (714) 734·6341
Bids must be written or
oral. Written bids must
ht! in I.he hands of Safeco
Credit Co Inc prior Lo lhe
sale date, or delivered lo
Wash er, dryer 'Jh• Ah C'n.-..: SIOO
Completely r1:bwlt. rt' ~ ~
f1n1s hed, )ear .i uar --Delivery Your 1'ho1t'e AJ\t' C.:ocl.er Spanid pup
$149 each Sale t•ndi. pi t-,, I wl.s old l'11ll
317179 So Coast All Sat Sun t>42 «94
pliances 537 ·2M2
Kenmore Washer
~
642.3593 ----Frigida1r1: While i.inglc
d oor , 28' w1d~ $85
54>2444 Ber. 7 PM
U .. ·agle pupv11•s. A Kl'
7wki.old AIX>RAULE
640 2.'\23
POODLE ru PS, toy 1'·
c·up , :.tud ::.t.'rv1 l'e.
641 3092
_s.w-_~_ ---2 Gold colored rcd1ners.
Ha ndsom e O<'lai¢unJ I 11ood cood. $50 l'ach.
game table + 4 h1 buck 546-40+1 :.addle arm chu1r~ Ntlar --------new. SSOOfirm. 646 4594 Krng bed, box sprngs. matt , s teel frame &
bouks h elf hdbrd
Beauurul 48" round din $150/bst orr. 548·7349 ing table & 4 chairs. Only
SUS. 979-8277. H1dc·a·bed. double sz.
oak. looki. hkt: dine lll' un· King size bed. lnclds box 1t. S75. 842·0432.
spring, m altr l'ss, &
headboard. 642·2932 24X48 inlaid entry lable.
$3.5. call
84.2·0432 Gl'rm Shep Pups. 8
Almsl new Fr1g1da1re FF week!>. AKC. Germ 1m·
22 cu fl s 1de /by /s1dc port & Amer Ch l1ne~
w/lce mkr Whl Bst orr $175/$250963·5897
Must sell, King·si water
bed, lnclds pedes tal,
heater , line r & air
framed mattres~. <.:all
ss.2-8264. eves.
GcrogeSale 8055 the pers condurt'g the
•••• ••••• ••• •• ••• • ••... sale pnor to the com ·
ovr S.500 6<aO 1925 Puppies $15 each M 1xed
Won on Game Show Hu~ky/Cockapoo 1Te r·
Brand new Whirlpool rn~r 1301 Marian Ln.
Elec. Range, self clean N B 64&2346 _
MoVlng sale: glass coffee
tables $50, lge mirrors
S50.each. rattan chairs
$00 each, s mall chinese
chests S2SO each. kitche n
table S7S. <'OUC'h & chair
(overstuffed) S2SO. ch1lds
bed $35. childs dresser
S75 497 .3937
color almond $400 Call Golden Rel puJ)l> AKC ~6244 __ champ hue r only. PP.
$175 714·495 4 WO :l)" Magic Chef gas stove
IW /digilal clock. llarve!>l
gold l "'2 yrs old $175
Waterbed heall'r S2S
54&5433 aft 6
Washer & dryrr
Apt size. S7S
543·1967
Ref, Stars JI 2 ru ft Ideal
fer bar or camper New
S50 751·9529
Jo'r1gidaire rcfnJ:. bronze.
2--dr. 14 c u fl, SIOO .
847 3305
Old English Sheep Dog
C hampi o n F e male.
papers. S200 &12·9006.
Sh1h -Tzu fem ~ ;--;k~ Sora, good cond .. bdrm
AKC. $250 Bl at•k & set. Best offer.
while Affectionate. 631·3100
549-7582
Australian Shep puppies.
unregi s tered . SJS
673 29411, 675·3.14~
fnetoYou 8045
Dis tress Oak furniture,
like new. Divorce. Kg s2
bed, His/Her dresser . 2
commodes. 6' coffee la
ble, 2 lg end tables.
673-0264 art 6. ............... ._.. ... .. . . ---------Dining t.a6TC. 4 chairs,
hutch, Pe nnsylvania
Ho use S79S. Oriental
screen $195. Desk Sl3S
M. Cat. long hair Pc m
l!hortha1r sp<iyed l'at
GOod w/k1ds 646-8tiW
Frt.~ Rabbit Very fnt'nd-_49_3-_434_3 ____ _
ly. full grown, potty J way game tbl w/chrs
trained 642 ti368 $350/bs l ofl . wrl'?hl
Rer. clean. works hnt--S7S
Older gas rani~l'. l'll'lt11 .
""orks f11w $'i!'i 111:1:. Or~e Ave, CM In rt.'ar
a fll·r Spm/Sun Call
5"48-4485. Small miniature a pncot ir on /wd ch a nde lier
Refrigerators. S2S $1 50 male J)®dJe. AKC reg. S75/bstofr.962 7952.
All working. 986 B W Pvt ply 644.5742 17th St C.M. 9.5 _ _..;.....;._ ______ ,Must sell new hide·abed.
II) Auslr Shepherd puppy. paid $380, sell Sl80. Can
female Also wht Germ deliver 842-8015 Good elt'ct dryer in ex·
mange for romparabll'
gas dryer. 968·5922
Apt s1z.e stove, 22XZ4. gas,
xlnl cond $45 M ag1c
Olel. 675 7423
~p. fem 646-0623 __ Glass top table & 4 chairs .
1-·r ec : I ri s h Setter . 3-pcsectional,31amps,2 female.2'~vrs old .N1ce co ffe~ tab_l es, 2
w/luds . :;.i~-4988 armch8JJ'S. cabinet, 9x 12
licydes 8020 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Men or Woman':; 3 spd
Temcr pup needs home.
Brn/blk fe male. Very
lovng 962-0388, 848· 151 I
SchwiM bike SSO Cen SIX WEEK FEM ALE
tunari LeMan's woman's PUPPY TO A LOVING
10 spd, S7S. 675·9688 HOME CALL 548·2135
C-ros& fwnihre 8050 Eqiii..-nt 8030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
500nim F/4.S for l'iikon,
,.Int condition SSOO .
64()..95.59 ----·----Cah 8035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Elet<:anl glass dining lbl,
w/m irr or pe d estal ,
42X72. 6 uphols tered
chrs New. Cost over
S2000. Sacrifice. 960-8J20.
Karasta n ru g , lg
ceramic pot. 975-0741
Moving to mobile ho me
Coffee tbl & 2 match end
tbls. Medit style $45 ea.
Ol.ioa cab, solid wd. 6
mos old , 44" wide.
wholesale price S385,
dresser & lg m irror \6
drwrs) $130, dining rm
table/6 chrs all wood
$135. Hdbrd Qn sz SSS, de·
corat.or 6' palm S3S. 011
pajntings S2S/up, lamps,
misc items. 548·8651
wknds/eves.
Moped, are a rugs ,
clothes, books & misc.
Alley btwn Balboa & Bay
at 6thSl. Sat/Sun.
10·5 Sunday March 4.
Washer, dryer , pictures.
or ient al ru gs.
silverware. furniture.
clothes. pots & pans.
refrig. All kinds or odds
&ends. 631·2121
Household goods: l rerng,
avocado grn, very gd
cood F/F S9S. Kng sz
bed, s pread & headbrd
S32S, game tbl & chrs $95,
gold vinyl armchrs (2)
$10 ea. wood end & side
tbls $1S e a. Much more.
Anytime. Capo Beach.
66H63J.
YAROSALE! Everything
goes! Babbling Brooks,
old fashion baby cradles.
benches, corree tables,
make.up mirrors. spice
cabinets, waterfa lls. 4 fl.
wall hung dish rack. 4 ft.
curved bar, dry sink. All
ite ms at r ock bottom
prices. 231 Cabrillo tre·
arJCM
Antiques. Curniture &
nusc. lnt.ercslmg 1l.erQS.
3 Newport I s land
farrulies. No junk. Sat &
Sun 10.3. 3710Channel Pl
673-4749.
Garage Sale. Sal/Sun
tools, desk, misc.
$36-1921
mcncemenl or bidding at
the sale s ite. Safeco
Credit Co Inc reserves
the right to reruse any
bids.
Miscellaneous 8080 ........................
LUGGAGE TAGS
from your business card.
Send one card for each
tag plus one spare We
re t urn perm anen tly
sealed attractive tag &
strap, meeting airhnc
1.0. requirements Pre·
vent 105s & I.heft! For a
persooa.lized tag enclose
wallpaper . fabric or
"Day Glo" paper & we will back & tnm your
tags. Or try two cards
back t.o back.
'PRICES
$2 eaor3/$5
4/5t:ags$1.60 ea.
6/9 tags $1.SO ea.
IOor more Sl.40 ea.
Sales Tax Included
NO CARD?
Draw your own or send
name, address, phone &
we'U make one card per
tag. Add 25< each.
Send check or money or·
der t.o:
PILOT PRIMTIMG
P.O. Box 1560
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626
WANTED
TOP CASH DOLLAR
PAI D FOR YO U R
JEWELRY. WATCHES.
ART OBJECTS, GOLD. Misc. rurmture, other SILVER SE R V ICE
household items. 10·4, FINE FUltNITURE &
Sunday. 1359 Baker St, ANTIQUES. 645-2200 Costa Mesa __ __.;,,,. _____ _
. . O'Neill SuperJ\llt. Taped 2 wick~r armchairs ~ seams . Used once
ea. Wicker ~orner chair doesn'tfitSUO. 548-0256 Sl3S. Lg wicker table,
wood top $110. 21166
Sudw ood Ln, H D.
960-1210
Carpel Mill Closeouts Nylon Plush $4.00 & up.
5494U81/675-5906
March 8th Wurllt.wr w/Leshe spkr, lSHP JOHNSON. Clean &
8:00PM Performance FIREWOOD Model 4150, duel keybrd. fast. $275.
'TbeHunlington 25~d s for S2 · Free cord buttons. walnut Call 557·1~7
Center Deli very· b t & be h 644 18411 Huntington Beach After6PM. S41H932 ca n nc · • · VHF RADIO 2SW. 12 Ch.
To chum your tickets. Lumber rack, 16.5 llres. & UPRJGHT pianos $495 to Fact. recoad. l16S.
ca.IJ 642·S678,eitt.272 wh.ls for ~•tonPU,drfor Sl ,950. G rands Crom 496-7'46 * * '* SSFordtruck.trucktires S2·250· Rebld 'g , re· UkcNew4-DMarineBal·
& whls. big truck s addle fuush'gs, tunings. tery, $75. w.c Marint'
Des k 65x3S. kidney tanks . Sm refri g . H.,.., D.O .. st Slapper head. $95. Tack
shaped. blk form top, cocktail bar, w/2 stools. l!m0Ham1lt.on Ave. HB w/cable. Sso. 646·4005 red base. ldeaJ ror ofr1ce s.36-8775 SlOO. 1.way draw drapes sm Maytag close dryr, _E_v_es_. --~----
gold ant1q saun 135t.-Jw rlr polisher , oak tbl PIANO · French Banent winches. 2 sta1.11·
941 1 gold/off wht open MISC. Items. 545•9624 Provincial S pint:l. less steel 113. $600 ea . .u
weave 133w 881 S40 ea •SAFE SA.LE• $650675·3'144 wire reel S60. 6 step
Good cond 661-0415 NewUsed&Antique SportiftgGoods 8094 Taylor boardmg ladder
Newport Beach Tennis AUSafe&Secunty ••••••••••••••••••••••• S50 661·3548.
Club F\111 Family Mem 714/634·2939 Hocky Knee & hand pads. loah, Power 9040 ~.~Ip b 4 2. 0 l I 2 . Patio Room 20x Io· S20. CaJl after SP M. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
l yr °'d. fully insulated, 557.7279 17' Baylmer Mutiny '78.
Obi bed. Maytag e lec.
dryer. twn brass bdbrd.
kg fur spread. 556-1448
Encycloped1a Bntann1ca
1978. blk leather.
Sacnf1ce. Student's En·
cyclopedia S8S. 731·1420
76 Honda Tnals 250 S650. 4
piece Devan corne r
group.Like new $1 00.
Band saw, Xlnt cond.
$1.25. 548-0063
110 gal . Aquarium
Complete !>el up wHh
stand $150. 536-7672
Paving stakes II'' lo 36" I~ Sc to 25c each or by
lhe bundle 231 Cabnllo
trear>CM
Dining hutch . 60 gal
aquarJum . cabinet
stand. comp. 642·4872
Solid kg sz brass bed Sl200
va lue . !!C ll $700 .
Secr etar y. L s hape d desk $170 value, sell SI 15.
Expandable dinette table
S240 value. sell Sl95. All
less than 8 mos old . Peugeol 10.spd bike, like
newS75. SSl-2890
~ $l bed, good COQd S95
Acetala n e t o r ch
w/jewelers -lips SIOO.
orig. paintings .484·7310
Rex Brandl waler color ~. Bradbury oil $250.
Dall etehing $395. Also 20
piece arl collection .
S3S-S585
POTTY CHAIR FOR IN·
VAUD.$40.
Call SS7·1597
Wrought Iron Spiral
slalrcase. 13 Lreds. 30'
curved handr ail. $650
Lido 675--0:BG
Great Deal! 2 Peavey
speaker s. worth S2SO.
Steal at $150 840· 1545
AM
Pool Table 7', slate top.
ball return. Accessones,
$375. 646-9434.
Hobart meat s llcer
S200
548-8038
cplS & d.rps. Cost $4800. Stan, R-. .... m.t, 130 Volvo eng, under
Sacrifice $1400. Can ar· ... 8095 warr. l ndds lrlr. bnstol
range take down & set ••••••••• ••••• •••••• •• • cood Must sell. 645-1271.
up. 64S-658.5or 615·9068 FRY MASTER FRYER '78 Scarab·330 TS out-Good condition $50. dnves. 85 hours. Loaded• Generator. Pincor. 4.000 Ca watt. 1101230 volt. AC. 11 557· 1597 65 mph plus. Stored on trailer. Must sell/best of Elec start. propane fuel. TY, Radio, fer
2·25 gal tanks . $1:150 . HiR, St.no 8098 731-8216Cho,..)
897•7<im. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-12001worfd
Misc•aneous Fis her 500'C, 65 wa ll. kf J Wanted 8081 am/fm receiver, Mint As or erry Perkins
••••••• •••••• • • • •• •• • • • cond. SlSO Call 759·9367 DUI.HS TRADE
70-29' California S F. TS
new engll, FB. VHF. OS.
full fish. S21,500. 645~6600
Adult 3 wheeler tncycle 2S" Color TV Sale. $148 &
for handicap up. 1 yr war. Free del &
536-8280 set up. 642·5340.
Wanted t o buy used 23" Sylvarua consoh: Finel•--------
etctung press 18"x30" or qualit y c he rry wood
larger Palluth, J559i cabtnel & set. On g S600 Avocado. Yucaipa, Cahf. Sell ror SlSO. 640· 1431
92399 (7141797·6314
Mllsicd lns.,_nts
BeauuruJ 25" color TV. 2 yr wrnty. free delivery.
8083 S12.8. 646-1786
•HARRISON•
*SEA RAY*
BUY NOW!-••••••••••••••••••••••• CLASSICAL GU IT AR 2S" Dix color console 2 Vr
s 1 g n e d s A K A z o warr, save $203. Now on
NAKADE ly $492 or S22 mo Hurry
qlr grained Brazilian only4leflS37·6333
Rosewood body "ex · loah&MariM
sssAvess
cellenl quahty". ex · s-.i at
I I . d ...........
On all Boats in stock
AU.MODELS
treme y c ose gra1ne ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17' to 36'
German Spruce top. Has Ga •rd 90 Io
excellent playability & •••~••••••••••••••••••• HARRISON SEA RAY
Mewporthach
631-2547
tone. As king Sl800
w /case. CaU pvl ply.
714-675·9428
Office Founiture & ~ ..... nt 8085 ........................
Xlnl new & used ore furn.
plan files, wk benches
C. E. SURPLUS 631·2177
Three 60" wal. d.slul. one
48" wal. dsk. 4 swivel
arm chair s w/pads. 4
armed side chairs. S12SO.
value for S675. Call Holly
~2275.
.. . .
M.EwecJH
320 Alvarado Place
Balboa Youarelhew1nner of 1910 42' Uniffit.e SF, T /0 Twoft-,.Ticbb 67t's, radar, A/P, com·
to plet.ely ~· new cood.
CIRCUS V ARCiAS ,_$1_a6_.900_Fi_rm_64S-_6600 __
March 8th '78 Mako 20· ctr console.
8:00PM Performance Ul.S" 7.S Mere engine The HW\tington Roadrunne~ dlx trl r .
Cent.er equipped for all fishing
Hunt.mgton Beach Sl0.000. 754-0368
To claim your tickets. i---------call 642·5678. ext . 272
Minolta 101 e lertro · * * * USED BOATS
graphic copy machine Can oe 17 • Royalex, Select fromoverlOO
purchased 10176 serv1t'C WhJtewater model $365 ll'JIQN BOAT contract paid thru ~l43 ,.,
1/20/80. $1200. Newport ---------I
FloorCovenng. 675·1636 loah,, MlliahHace/ ·~~~7~1~4~J ~5~3~'"8~8~9~1~~ S...ice 90201.
2 desks w/chrs.
Vanous other furrul11re .
960-2604
Exec U·desk, sec'y des k.
copier. cabinets. etc.
Super prices 714-673-1003.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Mechanic /Electrician 20 Mak e l hose good
yrs exp. Perkins. Fords. bousehok1 it.ems you're 0 n a n • G . M . & not using available to
Universals. New ins tall. some other family by ad·
& mo m aint. 646·4005. vertlsing them for sale in
Feerless Fred. Classified. CaJI 642·5678
Coming In April
Reg. Himalayan Kittens
Blue&Seals S200
CaU 644 ·2828
Get GREEN cash
for WHITE elephants
with a Classified Ad
Call 642·56"78
Niagra massage chr . $65. Bicycle ''Exerciser"
Two pc. sofa . 9', gold Brief case, $10. 2092 (Batlle Creek Equip·
w/blk&bm velour.Xlnt Wallace Ave . C .M . menl) Like ne w $70.
cond. S7S. 962-5339. 548-1011 646-4055. 111'..:l~"" ilo' po,pourrt ~
FREE
MARCH 8 thru 13
HUN11NGTON
CENTER TICKETS WORTH
•11 San Diego Frwy.
at Beach Blvd.
Find Your
Name
SHOW TIMES:
Thursday, March 8 -8 p.m.
Friday, March 9 -4:30 & 8 p.m.
Saturday, March 10 -12:30, 4 & 8 p.m.
Sunday, March 11 -12:30,4 & 7:30 p.m.
Monday, Marcb 12, -4:30 & 8 p.m.
Tuesday, March 13 -4:31&8p.m.
Call Ml-7877 for Information
IT'S EASY!
Look for your name In
tod•y'1 cla11med section. If ,
you, find your name and ad.·
dre11 call .U.1171, ex&. Z72.
We'll a11ance for yoa to plek
ap y_.. Ueketl at &lie neareat
offtee Of Uae ,
That's pot·pour·ri: a confused collection. a
miscellaneous m ixture, a hodgepodge.
Pilot Potpourri is our way of observing
INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WEEK
by extending savings of up to 50 percent.
It's a good time to clean out and spruce up.
APRIL 4th (Wed.) thrv APRIL 7th (Set.)
•Have a GARAGE SALE!
• Sell your extra PLANTS & GREENERY!
~ ... _ ......
-··~.-=::r--94
• Get your neighbors together & have
your own SWAP MEET!!!
Ads are limited to miscellaneous merchandise for sale only! ! (No Real
Estate) Write 1 word each space. minimum size ad Is 3 lines.
THERE IS PLENTY OF TIME TO GET IT ALL TOGETHER! ! !
.
Fiii In the Handy order blank below -DO IT TODAY! ! ! !
NO. OF 4 DAYS WOADS
12 5.00
16 6.00
20 7.00
24 8 .00
28 9 .00
~~ 10.00
36 11 .00
40 $12.00
If you need more room for your mesa91e just prtnt or type 4 word•
per llne and add S1 .00 extr• for Heh eddltlonal line.
----------------------------------------~--------Pie•• aohedule "'1 Piiot Potpount H to ""' ~ 4ttt (Wed.) IMI Apfll 7"' ... t.) Wb M
...... oopy. No Mate fof HftJ MMeMlltlon. 1'""°9H II "'1 CMck et MOM' onler fer
Or please charge the ad: BankAmerltarct, VISA No. . ................ Expires ...... .
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IUY NOW!!
CONSIGN NOW
•N et $140 $200 pr wk We have 2 1
m1l11ou contructual res ervation
bo rklo~ on "rly·drlv(>S '' with Pan Am
ond Ntt tion ul. nli;;o C'<t"lusively
'
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ntc•rnntionul "holt'110lt'r lncludinJt
bu t n o t l 1m1u·c1 l o Triple AAA .
Am tr u k . ('I' Ir . Truvcmun
CAu ic tralia >. ttACV , NurGut
c Gt•rmany 1. T('S <Switwrland l
• lO', inveslmt-nt tax credit -+ douhl<'
thP cl~dtnani.: dt•pn..•<·iation.
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Sl1('fol)
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·1 Sl ur Mani •, &c <'luss A ·~
• 100'' ruu.ant.•ang or mvolt'e. sales tax &
I 1<•t.•ni-t• throu~h m ujor hunk.' at 13 0
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'10 ford f,1()0 8pl./C11lm urn Dodi( Tradc•aman w1: BUY a.tW t7 I 2 Dlt-. t7ZO V-8. Sbell w/bool. duul v•n VII. cuat.oin lns1dl'. s ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
•u ... ,... ... 08~ 1trf'f'n Z lo ne •J>•cl11I ClEAM CAIS --· """'~_oQ puint, fully cars>e~d & • TIUCIS IOI Md.AllN'1 pan~llod 1n11d\•, port
·~ ford '4ton nrw Jlll•nt. hc>Ww, 11lr "ent.1. ,un roof.
btlilttll, carburetor. hllth bark 11w1vel chairs.
alt4'rnator 11' ra<'k apart tire rack. wide
Sl.5«> ft.rm d 3·3Wl art urea wt m~s AM/f"M
6 tape ruaell(' S6660
'14 Chevy '' T tl'.
l2800
MG-9134
'73 l''ord V! T pickup Odcood.~.
67:'>-0~
lt77FOllD
F-150 r1ac.ur
6 cyl. engine. powl'r
~tel'riog and brukes
AM /FM s t e rl'O w ith
riamper shell, 3 Kpeed
tra0llrruss100. Clean. low
m1le11 · r eady to ~o'
(l~)
$49'5
~5630
81().4564 I l'\.a llertonl .
"12 Ford Vnn. Xlnt cond
43.000 ma O ne owner
(ti4ll'Vl<'u records avail.)
M1t•helm IJrf'~ & bruNbcd
chrome map 4~ aal 11111
tanll. rs. PH. A/C, &
hcuvy duly icu:1peni11on .
Sacnf1re S38!i0. 644·3764
day:,
'78 Ford Convl!rslon a ll
options. 12.000 m a,
S8900t best. Mus t :1rll
1163 Tl21 ----l963 VW Campe r Vun, rx-w t:'ng , tires. lo ml. xlnl
(.'Ofld $1600 645-4533
'76 Oievy Van -;horl :.,,
blk, /I.IC. P /B. P IS,
"lerc-0. mags. radials,
t'l>tm ant $5000/bst orr
gn.~ 1011\~0\ & SO\
• LINCOLN MERCUR't' '72 B:K>O Max.1 Van. P IS.
2626 HARBOR BLVD. PI B. MC frnl & rear.
COSTA MESA cstm1nt 962·8MO
'Tl Ra.ocheroGT. metallic '72 Ford E 100. Nu &runs.
grey. CB·lrans cooler ~e5te1900c M67'!1l~~AJGood
blis ter loaded. $6,500. ''"""' ... ....,..
8bi·Z337
'Ill Chevy pickup, 6 cyl.,
auto, clean.
631·5294
'76 Datsun long bed. $2500
Really good cond
768-9492 or 731-6729
'Tl Ford Fl50 Pick up.
V-3. auto. PS. PB. 2 g as
tanks. US75. 673-1148.
'&S O>evy '1': too w /cmpr
shell, 327 eng, automa lie.
Will trade for VW or $500
84&8579 or 846-4259 art
6PM/wknds
t570 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Dodge Van Custom 1976
Tradesman 200. Lots or
Extras. See t.o apprec.
CM 714·646·4924 Eves.
Jim
'72 Chevy, loo maoy a r·
cess. t.o list. Call for info.
497-4241.
"78 Ford. Deluxe int by
Roll-A-Long /I.J r, PS. PB,
i.a.ereo. 3 tone paint. ace
box . 4 capt . c hrs
+cooch/bed Only 15,000
ma. $8,950. 548·6477.
HOUSE
OF IMPORTS
300CD
LEASE
36 MOS.
48 MOS.
Oil
60 MOS
AVAILABlf NOW
l---· ll>e lie~ GOUD
C.All rOR QUOT£
()i All Other 79
Models Available tor
IMM£01ATI 0£UV£RY
HOOSE Of IMPORTS, INC
L.A. 213/921-8588
O.C. 714/523-7250
or 714/750-7201 6392 _..,. GIWI. S.-a P.r-
On the 5-e Me rwv "'-,_,_,,...._0-
MERCEDES
BENZ
BARWICK DATSUN
<'I .,l'• 11'• 11 l I I
Bl l·ll7S 493-3l7S
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ror top used cars.foreign.
domestics or classics If
your car ls extra clean.
see us FIRST!
~
#1 htO .... Co.ty
COHHRl
C.HfYRO U T
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546-1200
WEIUY
USED CARS
8:iO N Beach Blvd.
LaHabrn
(i\l Beach Ii Wb1tllerJ
C714t 52%.Slll
CIORe<I Sundays "We need to buy dHn
Oal.Kun used cars"
S Will Pay Top DoUur S
CALL PAPPY
~led Car Mgr
540-54530
'71 2002. ~nr '( fully
restored. OOK. $3400/bst.
63.1·2561 Ask for Chrii;
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
1011\SO\ & SO\
• llNCOIN·MfRCUll't'
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
WEIUY
USf:DCAaS!
We're th(' new Cbevrolel
dt:alersh1p an lhe Irvin<'
Auto Center. We ne<.'<i
your used car!
JOE
MACPHERSON
CHEVROLET
21 Auto Center Dnve
IRVINE
761-7222
WANTED!
Late model T oyotas.
Volvos, Pickups & Van!>
Call US today I
ltUH-1Mlrlt•4. c ..........
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l&Hil Gre<-n
HWlllngton Bear h
You are the wanne r oC
Two fr" Tick ...
Lo
CIRCUS VARGAS
March 8th
8:00PM Performance
The Huottnton
Center
Huoungton Bearh
To claim your t1ckNs.
call 642·5678, t'Xt 272
***
2M~llARBOR BLVD ·
540-64 IO 540-0Z t l
''16 2.80Z 2+2, auto. air.
AMI FM. $7200/o rre r
SS66.1 aft S::rl. ---'f)I 1000 Sports Car. Very
good cond. Asking $1 ,750
Call all.er 4 ~-7 l38.
'76 710 Wgn. lo mi. slk.
AJC, AM/FM tape, xtra
clean. $3350/besl Offl'r.
~7?Zl
'7l 240Z Extras.
S3,295.l besl offe r
631·3625
'72 2002. snrf. AM/FM. '7S 8210 hatchback. 4 s pd
57,000 ma, $4250. 67~. slick. stereo, good ttrt'~
wk ~7 2358 SlllOO 96.1-4118.
BMW 750
"Black"
Xln't condition. Bikini
fainng. custom saddle.
8IXX> miles. '2700 firm
Pvt Pty Nik ror Mr. Falk
956-0235.493-8887
'71 l'AOZ. S1lv<'r. cla!>blt'.
~ owner. Xlnt care &
maintenance. $4200 .
642· ~or 548-7l80. --------
·77 8210 Sedan, auto.
r l can . P r v . Ply
1314067/6"5·1895 Ask ror
Tom
P'll. 64'-UOJ w S40·'4'7 '76 BMW 2002: Stcn•o
tape. sunroof'. 47M $6795
Mtos. llllporied ~ offer. ~-7167 Morn· ............... ••• •• • •• _Ul&S~--------
'Tl Pick Up: Immaculate,
radials, custom wheel!>,
amtfm cassette. C B.
644-4596
••••••••••••••••••••••• ,74 ""'F""llOMllU"ll BMW S30i '76 . i\I C,
-A ~ AM/FM stereo 8 Track ,
'75 Datsun 710. $2200. lnl
good. runs great. l'\l
party 642..fBlJ. G1V 5 spee<I. ster~. air new tares. 4 spd. $7700
rond & low mill's l!:x-673-3873 '72 t200wlrebh en~
$1000or best offer . celle nt cond111on ---------
(1140NXVI. 1974 IMW C811646-100l
MUST SE£!!! 2002 ·71 510. many e xtra !>,
AMl l-"'M S.lrk, new paint,
~II
HOWAaDCMYrof4tt Au t o m all<'. s t e r eo
Dove &QuailSts. cassette-a super car'
NEWPORT BEACH l<l!BMCF>
BlJ.0555 SADDlHAQ( L976280Z, gun metal gra~.
loaded. 28.500 ma, show
rm <'ond. Dys 754-6219.
cvcs~9149
'(B Alfa Romeo Spyder.
New paint. top & cluteh
M1chchns. 39,000 ma Ex
tremely sharp 496-7193 ---.4aldi 9707
•••••••••••••••••••••••
'70 Audi 1001..S Rblt eng &
brakes. M1cbelm radials
l:Jody very good. Vinyl
roof. AM radio. Nds
transm1Ss1on. Xlnt car
for automotive :.tudenl
or mech. $600/bst ofr
~-8375
"72 lOOLS 4·dr. auto. good
cond1t1o n, $1500·offer.
6444196.640-0020
1978 AUDI
FOX
4 doors and only 22.000
onginaJ mtles! !410UZZ> SADDUIACk
VALLEY IMPORTS
811-2040 495-4949
Y ALLEY IMPORTS
831-2040 495-4949
19761MW
530i
" :.~. ~unroor. lully eqwpped w1lh m111(~ and
a ir cond1t1o n1n g
<lJOPPL>
SADDUIAOC
Y ALLEY IMPORTS
831-2040 495-4949
lt771MW
630CSI
3 four speed coupes to
rhoose from. Low mile:.
suut.ulg al 4700 male!>•
1645TXCl SADOLHACk
VALLEY IMPolTS
495-4949 8l1-2040
'76 2002 • .:real car
Sunroof. i\M ffM. 301\ ma. Must :.ell. $6400
~3858
CAPRI
------
'73 240Z. i\Mfl"M c·a~'
stl'r(.'O, air. ~reat rond.
S3700 4994221i
'711 • 2t>OZ. xlnt t:on<I.
/\M I FM stch·o. a ar.
mug-., n e w r adio &.
struts, 4 spd. ora l!. owner -44.tn> ma. $5650/offr. (Lit•
4MLXI ) 673-8158
'74 200Z. /I.IC. AM/FM g.
lrl<, best offer. See to ap· •
pre<' 900-6867
·74 8210 Hatchbk. Cll•iJ n,
i.lnl tond. Ne w tare:..
Sl8i51b !>t , 673-R845
bT.J ~74
'74 zmz Air. Xlnt conri
67K m1 Stereo. $4500
962·566.'l -------
'74DATSUN
'260%
Cocoa · air· ma1::. <u c 711M lOJ
SHARP'
$5995
"TI 24oz. 53.000 orig ma .
~ cond, w/bra, $37:,0
5'ti·40:ll '73 Yellow C8pn. 54.000 --------mi .. s unroof. Xlnt cond1· za>Z. '74 bronze. sl1rl..
lion M UST SELL . A/C, AM/FM IHrad.
Sl.750. Call weekends 57.000 m1. Mag:. &
and eves (714> 640-9108. m1chelins . Xlnt cond
Days (714) S49·9923. $4900 644-9211
._<096.1-•0LlliJ•. •P•ete_. ___ Rat t725 WT Of AMCi FOi •••••••••••••••••••••••
lt7l SlOl's '14 Capn. VG. AM/FM 8 track. 2800cc. Good cond. SA YE! moo!bst ofr. 842· t337 aaaa
IUY otl LEASE
MOW!
7.9'•
HOW
ARRIVING!
Also limited number of
1978 320i's is still ava1la·
hie. Ca.II us today!
831-2040 495.4949
~ECOUMTY'S
OLDEST
&
CREVIER
74 Capri. Mus t sell.
Clean. looks good $2350
84(M()34
f'antasuc Closeout
on 1978 Models
1979Models now arrivhur
1973CAPRI V ti MUST SEIL
MUSTS ELL DICK MILLER
JOAN 673-8632 MOTORS 120 W. Warner, S .A
1976 CAPRI ~7-2132
V-6. 4 s peed. sunroof. Must Sell ! '7S Flat 128.
AM/FM stereo. air cond . Take over payments and more. See al to-day! Call 645-5268
C'1'98FEU> $3695
540-5630
'T/Spyder. Minlcond.
Lo mi. Extras. $6200.
768-3014.
'74 Fiat Xl9. yellow/bile.
under 45,000 ml, deck
2626 HARBOR BLVD. nd.. m1gs. tape. bra,
COSTA MESA ~~~top • mooo
·74 C.pn: e cyl. Sunroof' • ..,. ,.,..~.._5 pd 1o am/fm, stk shaft. new '"...,. . """' s • ma,
tires $1800Ca1J 640-5414 AM /F stereo tape .
• prcd to sell. 175·1160 o.t.. t720 wkdysaJ\6pm . ....................... X /l -9 Be r t.on e '78
* Z,S * Sacrifice. Beautiful caad. ~ or best ol.fer. ~~ .... ~189
& I ST A llOA~Y DISCCMM1'ID ...... f727
SAMfA AMA SHOP6COMPAJlE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 835'3171 ---... ... _.7,
'""' W*Aft OlllYIHO IMQltlHC I _._........,
•USIDIMW1• HONDA Cars
'13300lt41'Pd (3UJSP> MAMT
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'183illlA.S/R (~UOS> OfM.....W. °'*•Ml
CIMM s .... .,. SALES-LEASINO ...... c... • •we
"1'1 BMW S10t 4 Spd, alr, P~DVICC Trwdll
IUllf'f, M-eo tau, ma ta, -Hart.or Blvd.
1711. -.usoe super to'" Oalta Meaa ~tMO
pymot /buy . P .P . ....... _.aHAAIOll BLVD ,. Amini. AIC, AJl/FM. 144M4 IOl4M2li SUU under werranty.
It you're not rad1Qa the 549·•23 dya, 759-031'1 bW. • In Cl...rned1 .,. o... a.no Htcbck 1.• .... • .. -......_ ____ _
you're m1aev.a • lot • Xbl lhaot. a.200. eau isav1( h lld. Xleteoad ....,.>' laf0tmauoo •• 714 /SS2-1029 or a,ooo.Di.., · ......... l"Ml_,., m..,.._ ;....e.
•
UNDER
. $ 999
'72 Sl(YLAIUC
1'\Jll po ..... t'r, N!<'t•11l ""~ wurk, nu lll'\'::.. \hi\ l 11111
Huox wood &. 111 llll'\• l•lh
"''~°''''I -t9J Ktltl 1
'l>llMPALA
Wt\CiC>N
N1"'\.l" 'l'L<' llu ni. llV\Xt
I' o w 1• r S V !IV l' •• ~ h
f.\l ~I l).lti ~I Jrtl'f 5
IJITI
·~!'OLAH\
1\ vt'f')' bOUnd l'Uf \' II,
µo"~r ::.kt>rin~ & urakei.
Well worth $700 <.:a II
631-5823
$1999 '70 .............
Automauc. pwr 1l ..
brak . air ('Uf)(l " low mll\•1 1 Rl'DI n1 C"11' '1 t 0ectte Coff
Autom1Uc. aJr rond
low mi-.. <ZIM<'QY.l
S1 '71
• f1.IU 88Q)
n..a ....... •obin• ,_...
..tltA>Jlarbor Hl\'d t' M
642-0010
'71 VW4t I
SQU.UUACll
lwn.s ~rout Auw l1 m1"
AM l'M 111tl10 $1 700
~~
'61rONTIAC
i-~1rcbard Automittlc
P"r ::.t & bral.t·~ .. mag
"~·b & AM f'M l>tt>rt>o c~tw t XCE9501
$1899
Miract. UMd Cars
UC lot llarbor/Ham11Lon
631-SllO
Slttt
MlndeUMdCar1
lX: lot llarbor/111.11nllto11
6ll-5l30
'7l PONTtAC
SAFAJllWAGOH
l\lr C'()fl(1itlun1n1e. po1W1•1
11h •l'1lnK 1tnd hrukl'"
I VT.!Js.I f I
$1t95
JIM M.UIHO VW
114711 Uc I.It' h rn II II 142-~000
6t Men:wy Cougar
Automalit'. vwr ~l &
brakei., air l'Ond Low
mi l l's. l uwnl'r
!wnlllSX;
$1995
Miroc:t. Used Cors
UC lot·Harbor/lbmallOn
631-5330
$2499
., .......... 4
Silt t:pu I apd • vinyl
1 oof, r•<lm & '111111111 c~UiSt
$21 71
~Robins
Ford
20WHarbor Bl\ld . C M
642-0010
'74 'IW
SUMIUG
4 speed. AM /1-'M r..id10.
11tcl'l b~ltt•d radwls
N{'(,'tllS some body work
ABARGAJN AT
$20t5
Pnv1.t~ pJrty
552 7835
·10 vw s..-.back
Bilk Automatll' Worth
vwr while to check this
one out. <066RKH 1
$2495
JIM MARl.,.O VW
187U Beach 81/H B.
842-2000
'7J ..... LTD4Dr.
VI. l>Wl' 11t, & brakes. auc.omauc, a1r cood •
l'l'l(Jr\l1 <OZSKYOI
SZ271
~Robins
Ford
~Harbor Ulvd . C.M .
642-0010 ------'74 HOMDA CIVIC
2 door. 4 s peed. radio.
blue w/black interior
This gas.saver won't
last' 1747KPY 1
$2495
JIM MARINO VW unu Beach 81/H.B.
142-2000
$2999
·12 n-deriMrd
ClassJc. Loaded. Must
Sell-Sacrifice.
$2150
Private Party
552-7835
'71 VWIUG
COHVERTllLE
Dark blue w1lh white in·
tenor (25871
$2995 JIM MARINO VW
18711Beach81/H.B.
842·2000
FOR PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS AND AUTOMOBILE DEALERS
Sundlly, Match 4, 1979
'7SVWRAlllT
Automatic and mut'h
more ! f\ s upe r l(Ui.
nuser Orange in color. (86STJG 1
SZ59S
JIM M.UINO VW
18711 Beach Ol /11 II
842-2000
'76 Pfy. Arrow
5 spd .. pwr. brakei.. 2000
cc e ng .. ai r ('ond .•
louve r s & more!
l934REA>
$2595
Atlas Chrvs.•Ply.
2929 Harbor 81 vd . C M .
546-1934
'65 Ford Mllstuc)
i-~astback 4 speed with
mag wheels Nace ! ( i:nl026S ).
S259t
Miracle Used Can
UC lot·Harbor/Ham1lton
631-5330
'7l~
Ttaveloll equipped with
V·8. automatic. power
stee>nng & brake11, air
cond Drown & white
<8JSVE.HJ SAVI!
JIM MARINO VW
18711 Beach 8 11 11.U.
842-2000
72 M.rcwy COUIJar
XR7. Automauc, pwr. st
& brakei., aar cond &
mag wheels. Very sharp!
(400EJRI
S2650
Mirac .. Used Can
UC lot·Harbor/Ham1llon
631 -5330
'73 VW Squanback
1 speed. air cond . this
onl· t i. 1mmac:u late .
<023GONI
$2995
JIM MARINO VW
18711 Beach Ul/H.B.
842-2000
'72 CMvy CUIClro
Automauc, pwT. s-r &
braket., air cond. & mag
wheels <6UFPC).
$2695
Miroc:I• Used Cars
UCl-Ot llurbor/Hamtllon
631·5330
Cad1llaci. to Go-Ca rh
Whall•vt•r the 1-'i.d
Roll 'l•morrthe markt•l
With a Cla::.s1fied t'\d
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XJ6Ls,XJ12Ls ma.in Ca11Joe640-4260or Mint cond. lmmac w/blk int. good t'ond .• 679U.20,000onrblt.WUI on e n g Bra cover . 497-4145 Black on black with air -------&XJSCou~s 64().4119 thruout.2 tone :Tobacco 499-3163 &bodydamage.$2l9510r S7200/or best orre r cooclillorung & casselle '77 Por 9l lS cp1>,
Most colors available for bstofr. 673-l800 847-1042 • '65 356C. Xlnt cond stereo. C718RXD> chocolatt• hrn, tan lthr. 1mmediatedellvery. '78:.>C>Coupediesel.Perf brown&tanw/matchmg '77 Targa . Fully Original owner. new SADDLEIACK alloyi.,f\M 1FMtape.opl
TEST DRIVE I 0 K m I . S n r ' r . velour mt. A real eye equipped 1 owner. 6000 '67 Alfa GTV Sprint l '73 914·2 0. Xlnt me ch pa 1 n t. ch amp a g n e VALLEY IMPORTS grp I. absolutely perfel'l . .........,ETODAYlll maple/bamboo, $19,950. catcher. Must see to apd. mi, blk on blk. $20,500, owner. ori". racin R cond, ster eo cass. S yeUow. All onginal. P.P . 8312040495 4949 Lt•i.i. tha n sooo m1 . """ •.. Call 673-9336. preciate · Custom soun 64&-TI68 aft 6 " .-vl be rr 99 3618 110-.,,,.., • • 517.900 p P 675-8234 system. Call: 635-l381 model, 559-0009 st""-~· st o r. 4 · . ...._
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2925Harbor Blvd. wese' . ma es n a. USA r II ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA cond $12.000 Dayl> umo, version. u ·
979-2500 ~l; eves968·8192 pwr, ~Int rood. $14 ,000.
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'71 E ·type v12 2+2. '75 450SL Choe brown, -------slvr/blk. gd cond w/A-l 57,000 mi.-....Minl cond. '76 450SL . Mi lan brn
s tereo. $9500 / bst. Sl.500/take ovr lease Or w/M1lan br n ml. $18,800.
(1)4l9-G49l aft 7pm. $335/ mo. 979-1257 or _1_-49&-_1_656_'_. ----------~---j 962-1188, asldor Steve. MG 9742 Heow 19711t 1979 '682&CSE4dr.C1ean. ••••••-·•••••••••••••• JAGUARS New tires. $3,800. HEW 197'
XJ6Ls, XJ12Ls Call 536-0372 aft. 6pm MG. & MIDGETS
&XJSCoupes '77280SE r $17 500 in st.ock for immediate Most colors available for ' sunr: ' ' delivery! Alt colors! See immediatedeUvery. ar take over . 637·9619 usbefor~ bu) TEST DRIVE _e_ves ________ • TOD •yf1t
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IAUEll MOTORS
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
97'-2$00
clean. stick, air, $4700. BAUER MOTORS 548-6~ 2925 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
·61 MBZ 230SL. Low 979-2500
miles . Immaculate . --------'8000. CaU 640-1278
3.46 .Jagmr '66; rare. 4 '75'5C6L. Navy Blue. XJnt
Spd. O'drive. Beaut. car. cood. '18,900
'76MG MIDGET
Ma roon -l o m 1 les (876PRX). Sharp!
$3495 $Sl00 Days S.-3433 673-2642 --~~ tc-GWo 9735 MBZ '76 450 SL, yellow.
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18711 Beach Blvd.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
14~2000 . -
SSl-1798 eves.
1363 I IWbo< Bl¥d ·m 2.80 SL: Beautiful cond. ea'°'"' o. .... •M .... nn
Has 811', 4 spd. leather in·
tenor. 2 tops, am/fm MGI
s ter eo. $10.500 Call •••••••••••••••••••••••
before2pm. 832-8181
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miles. Sunroof'. New car
trade·in. (290NLP)
SADOLEIACX
VALLEY IMPORTS
131-2040 495-4949
1972 MERCEDES
250SEDAH
Less than 58,000 miles.
with a host of luxury car
features, must be seen to
appreciate! See it to-
day! (07SUZT)
$6195
54().5830
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people buy
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'73 conv, AM/FM stereo. 2626 HARBOR BLVD.
xlnt cond . $5150. Day COSTA MESA ~ 642-06111Eve84G-5151.
'71 Original Owner. New
paint. Looks good, runs
great. $2400/Best. offer.
642~1
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w/ne w 1835 e n gine
AM/FM 8 track, new
radials. 645-5.252.
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21125 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
979-2500
'76 MGB,25K mi,
$4400
640-7919 °"' 9746 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Xlnt. cOnd. $2,500. Call
~or SS2-7350
'71 Opel GT. 4 Spd, yellow,
nice car , pvt par\)'.
SUliO. Call 544-5316.
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'72 Pantera. FAST • BEAUTIFUL. $15,000.
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IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
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(2·4324) (024NRM).
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MONZA
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NEW!
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MOMTICAILO
Afr co"d., automatic.
po w e r s t e e ri n g .
(522VZ1i ONE OWNERI
'79 DATSUN 210 STD."
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control. Under 27.000 windows, tilt wheel.
mllesl (914SP~). MUST cruise. LOADED! LIKE
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3S6C Por1ehe Oouf tmecond El 1•ntwhlle LANDCIUIS£1 -.-.54&-0183 Jodt't< •72 Coroll• •·dr, auto, 1421SQll (714) 631·5823 ertna your car to Jim EXCLUSl~:LY~'!.LVO
Wet>tt fB.W9t'vn JR{ IC~YRVrR laO, ~~ Thlaone'1 1otlt aHI C B • $138S. Jovce 675·3 .. "9, tnytlme. Marloo Volka wafe n, l...arlestin Couvo l ,er "' " · ' " ..., 11711 Be.c.b Blvd., I unt· iDOranie Dl}' .._ ROllS ROYCC S.. t 7 H AM /lo'llat.etM, pin atnp-~extll.9 '71 Triumph S p lUJre iaCl.oa Beach • Ask ror BUY or LEASE ••••••••H•••••••••••• , ... J411nwte ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ina, much mtM"el Like a 'T7~1Jca0TCoupe: wblt.e exterior, Bllt In· Ftanlt Marino or Tom DIRECT 111r~~~utt =~:1 .. ••" lt7,','tLAI New (=~cecl Xlntcood. Low ml. ~~~~Mluft~~~~. ri~~ Aik1n. ~6'• ""-~9~4:) o~to W NOAY\ , f\M>I •R'-'rtfd. h•,." ttum R EDTAG S4m
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COSTA IO~A ~~~~.~ ~; VALLEY IMPORTS Powerful 1973 TR·6! Xlnt CALI. 631-5123 Leaving country mus t
2.JJOHarbor Wvd f't~wboMC'd l)N>f1l1• SAOOlllACIC IACH SAU CA• Spitfife Park.LB I ONLY $725 cond, $3600/best 0 rer.
645-1700 OAJ.LYPIWT lll-2040 4t S·4949 MAlllD coud ! $3995/besl offer. sell.499-2(WJ9 -------llf711 fk•ach fUvd All M d I ; -49'2-4337 '72 VW Bus. CurtainK, •73 Volvo wagon, new A.ado&. Mew tlO • M~ HOO s.t.nt '7U HUNTINGTON UEACH 0 e $ .w;-; ...._. ·, . carpet, fold out bed, paint gd. 103,000 mi. Pvt
•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••-•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 142·2000 --W • 19 '76'l'riumph TR7. 18K mi, sodium valves. $2000. pty, $2900 642-8450 8·5 &
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HAUORaVD.
COSTAMISA
700
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•CftDnMH' ...,n.,.• 17,700mi~ ., ... ~,~~~a.~. owner.$4100. 751-0946 T... 9765 'Tl Qu'tna, 5tlK ini, new "'"'""'1 "'..-..ex." ..--1&.•"....,.....,...
••••••••••••••••••••••• l*J.llt., uphol • Urea Xlnl ·cnen111s TRIUMPH 'fJ6 Volvo stn.wgn. 122S l~ $1~.Call a!t SPM UftULU 1.976 TR7, lo mi, fully '74Da.'Sher4drwgn,4 spd, Good Car . Needs TLC. '74 TOYOTA ST !lliJ..4480 • equipped, s1200 under ong ownr, xlnt cond RX> 642·1256
In l'Al't llt•nl 111ntl11lon SPITFIRE M U 839 598 S2200 548 ~ ----~~ :~11t~t;:~n~~· ~ o~1:,'"' ~ .. ;~~~~ .. ~:~~:, o~e~· Special Savings :;o"~t se . .7 ~~uare Back. L~ ~~:" nu.I~ Wt ll worth haul•-d I .ike new SlJSO on Trades '74 yellow Spitfire. bought Runs great . S800. VOLVOS Sl 150 1>42 OtllJ3 :><w 03111 • BR ITIBH new 3175, nawless cond. 494-3288
CAU.631·5823 M i ni Motor ~ 31·000 miles. A M/FM 87 1-'astback Sedan.'xlnt l~~~l~E 71 Wagon. good condt eassette ""14 s pkrs. mot.or &body S850orb:.l L>EUVERV• . •~Rir. YOU Lt--111 ... s loaded w/xtras. new • ~ ii; lJoo, nu clutch Best of· no."* clutch/radials. compl. _d_r_.646-0096 ______ _
Sa.L. YOUR ft.-r 7~ <8J4 OQLPllN 15' 11'8int. reeord, $3,200t bst '74 VW Perfect cond. 4-sp
TOY OT A. '74 Corona 4 :.pd 1ur, (l32023) dfr. 494-0494. A/C, 5,000 on reblt e ng.
Mf\R Q UIS
MOTORS SEE US! Xlnlcood~~ New tires. $2,350. or bsl
MAIOUISTOYOTA $ 7895 Ll!VLAND Volllw91Jtft t770 ~r.~3&48 ]dt-OJMAA<.UUllff P"W ..
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M~JON VIEJO '74 Toyota Corona staUoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 VW Bus. snrf. A/C.
8l 1·2UO 495-12 I 0 wagon, auto, air cond., lo ""'M()A(I•••.,..,,,., ... ,,.._ USID VW IUGS nu motor & tires. $1200.
M:1~'..:Ut.J ".'ll JC
ijJl·JHRO 49\·1110
'78 CELICA
Automatic. AM /Jo'M
stereo smd only 25,000
origina l mil es!
(leUKA)
SA.DDLEIACIC
VALLEY IMPORTS
831-2040 495-4949
milet1,de1m548·259l GREATSELECTtON! P.P.~2002
'78 ,..,.u GT Llftb k 5 Buv er Lease! Bau~-,. 100% financing OD ap· vw '65 r m Alllos, Used ~ca ac : ~I -provedcredit! actoryca per. ••••••••••••••••••••••• spd. Other xtras, War· P•I ISCiOODTHRU -,-CALL THEUPERT! Xlnt.,c!°~c".!1750. AMC 9905 ranty avail. $6200or best. J.l 1·7f ·-·-··· ..,._..,__,, 9 7 9 • 6 5 l l d a y s . • ....... ,_, __ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA 2l3/323-6712eves/wknds. 292S Harbor Blvd.
'75 Corona: 4 dr. A/C, COSTA MESA llilii l •o1t1 l ••'1 Ql 4 ' I\,)
HIJNf•N<,,lQt•l t A ( H Xlnt. Best orrer. Must 979-2500 sell! 645--0345
Bill YATES
VW-PORSCHE
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8)7.4800 493.45 I I
'Ill VW Squarebaek, xlnl '70 Gremlin, 20 mpg reA
lransp. $800. 646·4063, ga.s, suck, radials, FM
494.7749 ca.ss, orig owner. $775 or
ofr. 546-54.33 aft 6. '66 Camper, xlnt dnve
tlOO Aaltos, Mew 9100 Alltos, Hew · tlOO A..tcK, Mew tlOO
train, bent body-no rust. Mck 9910
'73 Bus, new rebit eng, ~.aftSPM. •••••••••••••••••••••••
AC. AMI.FM tape. Z·bed, Vol 9772 '77 Electra. all extra s, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Sff 11 Ni IA11 DIV AT ,.,.,_.' '"' ··•tvo
new punt. xlo.l cond •o good clean cond. S5.995' 67S-6829 • ••• • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • Call Ar'l
'72 VW BUS. Rblt eng, new brks & radials, FM
VOLVO ITTs.1000 673 sun
stereoS2100. Ph 645-2374 SALES, SEAVICI:
'66 VW to be bought by so-AMO UASIMCi
meone who wants to pul OVERSEAS DELIVERY
California look in it. $650. EXPERTS
or offer. 751~. EARLi IKE
'74 Vw Super Beetle . VOi.VO
AM/FM 8-tk, very.lo mt. J.966Harbor Blvd.
"72SKYLARK
F\Jll power. recenl en~.
worlt. nu ltres. vinyl top.
RuM good & a ruce buy
al$49S/ofr.
493-8097
'65 Electra. all powt.-r,
$650/orrr. g d. cond
f\31·5294 nu tires, xlnl cond. S3100 COSTA MESA
....:536-.:...;...2'185_..;..• 536-3405 ______ 64_6-_9_l_O_l_5_4_0_·9_4_6_7_ •73 RegaJ, vinyl top. A It'.
'72 Bug, nu e.ng. r blt trans. Autos U•ed rally whb. 1mmac. lo m·1.
brand nu tares, $11')0/of· • $1875. 552-9189 fer? 642-3188 aft 5. • •• • • • • • • • • •••••••• ••• • -
''10 VW. auto. runs great!
$1250.714 : 496-3158 dys;
4.9J.8571 aft 5.
'88 VW Bus, new pamt.
tires, clutch & rblt eng. I
have 5 cars. only need 4.
Must sacrifice. $1500.
P .P. S.S7·3907
'73 SPORT IUG
675-1425
llEW TOYOTA CELICA SUPRA
A GOOD THING Gm BITTERI
'Ill Bus covrt.d. AM /FM
cass. ·77 eng.. nils, nu
muf. gen, bat. $1200.
598-5747.
78 Bus: amtrm cass. Good
cond . $4300 Wk dys
673-5030 Eves 673-4178 Howard U ........ ~
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TOYOTA PICKUP TOYOTA COROUA
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4 epeed transmission 4 $peed sedan with
a n d f u ti Y f a c t o r Y bucket seats and fully
e q u I P P e d • f actory equipped
(RN32010707). (TE31398936).
'76 VW Rabbit, 23K m1,
AM /FM. s unroof. xlnt
cond. $3400. 631·4527
eves/wknds. 731·3344. 8-5
wkdys
'73 VW Super Beetle
$2100
Very clean. good cond.
962.11J83, 971-2287
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'73 VW Thing. lo mi. very '71 =~5~.,.,. .... ....,. HCW. clean, new lop. $23SO. MINT CONOITIOfl 1131(1(1
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t.tttor, auto trtnt. alr •• ra•,c..elw wheeh and m o r e ' CllCUSlov••••'S um""Le8at00Medallion 965-Z297 • • brakes. air co nd., UIOORFF) coed, AM /FM •t•r•o. • c4'7IVI..()> AA "' ·ee Malibu. Auto, •Ir. 4dr, l*edl Under 9,000 · AM/FM stereo cassette Shaq>!
powentett\na6bra.kH, llDUCID March th ma11, stereo. c lean. m1. lmmac $8,000. ·rr 4.dr Town car Ltd & CB . N i ce ear l S7n5
eleclrtc wlndowa, d PURCHASI TO Sa&Jll &·OOPM Performance Makeo(fer. 548-0586 t82-04e EdiL beauL tream color (:e3PCCl. The other IS a ~. rod nd;, abarp OllLIASI '"'-llunUn(ltQU .73 Nova SS aso. 4 Spd w/burg. trim, lrtbrsea~ silver T ·Top with
and ready to ao ' YOUl ... IW ~nt.M' Muncle·Poal, ma~, '76 CHRYSLER +aplitbencb,allUncoln automatic, pwr. st. & (433RVA). " HuntJniton Beach ,_,. t V extras. $18K actual mi. brakes, air cood .. wire $4691 I t7t To chum your tickets, 8""'"""' new Pll • ry c · CORDOBA Th.la clualc priced to wheels & AM/FM stereo . .... ,.5630 c~Alll l ~c call 842 ~. "xt. 272 &4M'93l aell.Call 73Hl20 (776VCE>. Both were ~~ ,..... -,.. * * * 'Tl MONZA Town Coupe. Blue accented by while $9795; now ... ow• ---V8. auto, A/C, all pwr. top equipped with A.CLASSIC OMLY$9375 " • Chiv '75 lmpalu 2dr New Dix mtr/extr. $3995, au1omatic power sleet· Min1c: .. UNdC_.. ---------~ tJms. lhocb. One owner ~1156 ing & br~es. air condi· '71 MK Ill '"" lol·Harbor/Ham1llon 1971 CHIVIOUT •• u II p w r . Lo m 1. ti · (411NIN ""' CAMAIO Ab11olute ly Xlnl cond. '72 Impala. Very clean. omng. l MOVEFORC~SALE COSTAM~A •
Black 4 •t;eid , 11wr UtiUO Pvl l'ty MustSell.Oneowoer. s 39ts Uun/Dkgrnt.of. 631-SllO
•-IL k 7&4-MS-5646 "'" 2()51 Xlnt OOod. 95,000 m , 211 '""'"II.I • r¥ ei, u1r --------.._. LBL. 714 ·833·1528/lv 1977CORVETTE cOftd., ma1 wh .. ul1 & '1l ""' c J .,,~...... 1 • d 1 AM/FM atereo. t.:lltr•. ..... am no~. a_ nl 54 4 r, Be ·Air, good msg. T-TOP
'75 Cpe de Vlle, :tlh. Ml, extra nice I (S33WQV) cond. very lo ml. A/C, shape. $850/bstofr. Ac:a.uk at $3995. BI a c It on b I a ck .
xlnl coad1t100 u oou zooo H.ut>or Blllt1 -.....y $41 iro ll/8, PIS. AM/FM S.trk 646-1332 Automatic, air cond ..
--• LD dash, cslm body & power •~""' g 1r po er 4M-OM6 Co-ct1 ~ S4().9IOO ..... UMCI C.-. l>llnt. 2 aeu of wheels '75 Moote Carlo •• mint brake s~.n~V . w
• 7 6 E I d o c o N lX: lot Ha.rbor/lum1lton k.igb perf suspension rood, fully equipped, PP es. (984SL ).
VERTIBLE Sh • El d COb"TAM"""'A MUil see to appre<'1ale 449 Seaward Rd., CdM . Coneftit 9932 $9999
cood $9500 · owrm ~M ~~lJ~ 'Q~~ 631·Ulo S•soo Call 536 2785. sm>orbstofr.67~2022 18711BeachBlvd. ••··~;S•CORVmE•••• IAUBIUICIC
529-M23 driveo only Prime cood --------S3S-8405 '69 MOVA HUNTINGTON BEACH T·top. automatic. stereo. 292SHarbor Blvd. -. ---tll.40049J.789l '71 Camaro. A/C. P S, 142-2000 h I d id COSTAM~A 66CdV. 63,000 m1 Excep --vinyl top. 2 barrel 350, Ur111 Monte Carlo Loaded Exceptiooally clean 4 dr, mag w ee s an w e 979-2500
llooaJ cood Good tires '76 Seville. loaded. qwck new paanl, tires & A/C, all power good V8. Cull pwr, auto. lo m1, 'Tl Chrys. Cordova, Uke tires. Full power, air ---------
673-4646 sale $8000 brakes Car tot.ally re CODd $7400731-8970 PP 640-8077 dys, ii no new, 5100 ml, all extras cond .• white with black '68 Corvette, black on
, --833·2238 deys cond Ins ide & o ut am call aft 5. except t.ape deck. $5975. intenor. <BEAMAN) black . T· lop. 4·spd,
77 Se v 111 e L 1 g h 536-8n4or963 2863 'Ill Nova, 6-cyl·sllck. New 'ID Olevy Sta Wgn, aood SJS.4161, 536-3793 5 _.,!!5!5_._ mags. radials, AM /FM blue/blue 1ntr. 19,000 m1, •79 El Dondo, less t.ban D ___ ,.._ stereo. $6800 or best or. all extras. SI0,500. p 4000 IDJ. Fully loaded. Qnr•t f910 brakes & shocks. $300. motor & trans. good C:O..t ff17 VAU.EY IMPORTS rer. 64S-83S5 a!t 3pm. 751"'344/00.~ Sl300+t.ake over lse. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Weeknda & Eves tires, nds body work.••• .. ••••••••••••••••••
1011\SO\ & SO\
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COSTA MESA , __ _ c. c 9tll •••••••••••••••••••••••
76 Corvette, new tires. to
mA perfect. cond .
S8925/ofter. 498·3605 •
M/W /F aft 6 & wknds.
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with all of the goodies!
ONLY 18,900 miles and
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SU-1200 ,73 Cpe de Ville. 33K ml MB-~ 10 am to 6 pm, MOMTICARLO 536-5880. SS7S.646-t&49 '72Comet V8Cleao. 131·2040 4fMt4t Classified Ads 642·5678
Absolutely perfect. ca1 ask for ony. $3995 AMtol, Mew HO Alltot, Mew 9100 67~ Alltos. M•w HOO A11to1. Mew 9100 Alltos, Mew HOO
644--5366 'Tl Seville, like new, 18K V8, automatic, bucket •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
mi. wht w/blk int. all ex· seats, air cond .. vinyl '77CADILLAC tras, Michelin tires, top,wtrewheel covers&
SEVILLE 646-9'197Sat/Suneves. low, low miles! 1974 .
Fully equipped! Only. (~M ). 22,000 original miles! T1 Seville Moonrf, all opt, (141280) new Mlcbelln radials,
SI 0,595 35K mi. $10,400 673-3531 CONNELL
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YAU.EY IMPORTS '76Seville, gold. all xtras.
131-1040 495-4949 43,~mi. $7700. 496-6807 SU-1200
'7l SIDAM DI YIU.I
'"" -lnduOWIO 40/90 --.. .. _ ' .... .._ (739l.JW).
$2999
'74 SCOUT 4s4
.. IOeed ····-· r9dlo ...., ....... llMLECI.~ ......
$3599
'76 TOYOTA COllOHA
M ... II 8->. AM/FM -.0. lldoty .., oonc1 ..-.r1c....,.,.. condlllOft a
low. low -(42000J)
2999
'75 OU>S CUTLASS
II 0. Hwdloo VI. 11U101N1nC. -
atMring. -~ loclory ... cond. & utni "'"'1lf 12WNJMI ~ $2999
900 So. Coet Hwy.
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494-1131
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$5499
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'75 VOLVO '76 VOLVO '77TOYOTA C RY IUMPH
164 264 PABWAM>M n.1 CIUCAWTUCK 6 cylinder. automatic trans .. e cylinder. auto. trans .• air Auto. trans .• stereo. Sporty Auto. trans. factory air 5 speed. factory air
factory air COnd. & AM/FM cond., power window•. conditioning. AM/FM cond., power steering & & economy at the same redlo. Here It la! Come In & sunroof. Safety. style & time. (0M508). steering, brakes & seats & stereo tape & moon roof. A
drive this one owner Volvo dependability at a luggage rack Fully truly beautiful 16.000 mlle
1peclalll (246NOV). I super savings!! (905RTS). loaded, beautifully sports car!! (988TOF).
•4199 .,, .. 54999
maintained. (658HSY}. DRIVE 52499 IT!
'72TOYOTA '74DATSUN · '76 FORD '77TOYOTA COIOUA 26ft .. IP8ed trans.. radio I " •P••d. air. etereo
MUST~N La..-PICINI'
h•ater. Excellent caaette I INQ8. Hot one In .. •peed. air a power 5 •peed. air. radio & heater.
~· Freeh paint.
eteering. The hot one from bucket •eats a camper competition orange. Ford!! (078PXE). (11 ). (249t<HG). shell. (1083686).
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'71 l'OaD TOBINO-
Thts one has less
than 67,000 low 8999 mllesl A super
transportation car
(233COU).
••9 PONTIAC LE MANS COlJPE
Automatic trans
=t~e~1n~ 0 ~~r~ 8 } 444 ae.t end low, low
miles• (XCL.534)
'89 l'tt.ZRClJRY COUGAR xa1
Automatic trans
power steering, 81 888 power brakes & air
cond Cleanest
one around'
(XSM209)
~~ROI\I ~I 999
'78 V1t' 3 SEAT BUS
In "LIKE NEW"
c o ndit io n s2222 throughout! Great
for summer fun•
(651BXD)
'71 OPEL GT
4 speed trans. low
mileage and this 8 2 3 3 3 one Is extra clean'
(0-.0IM)
'74 DATSUN llZle
A~':'~t~~tl~~~~O 8 2 444 as than
miles!
economy!
F'R()\J ~2999
'73 VW 3 SEAT BUS
4 speed trans. and :7~8~Es').1 ~rfc!d 82999
right ~only '7• l'ORD GRANADA COUPE
In flawl ess f:s"sdlf~nen:o~ 8 3 444
miles! (427PCV)
. '77 FORD MAVERICK
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mailchlq 1olerior a nd t.dt.op. Od cuod In/out.
vinyl roof. AM /'M Radio. AJC. Make olft r . .,.. ..... ~ alt cond. power
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540-5'30 ,.,... tt40 .1•.t1J,\~!·~,'\ ~,~,t;\ .......................
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Xlnt COPd. $3000/olr. 2621 HARBOR BLVD. 486-9:M$
COSTA MESA 'Ill Wan. 1td eng & trons,
"72 XR'7. <>rill owrwr. V 8 lft frnt danweect. S350 or
a uto tran• AM /F M otr 840-611
aten,'O, air Xlnl cund '73 Ford Couner. $.1200 or IUl50 980-27:.> bestolrer .,.... Hl5 754 0205
••••••••••••••••••••••• '64 FAU'lanu. IJ::1 llres. 77 AIP_!!n, • dr. 6 t·yl ~~inc. Casey. ~ft Gilli savf'r Xlnl ~/befit 9'r ~
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C06l, lasslf1ed ts tbe '74 LTD A/C, PS/PB.
way lo go! Call Now ' 642-5678
New sU blt•'Cf radials Mint cond S2600. 496-1097 .......... tlOCl ........... w 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
Aldot.Uaecf •••••••••••••••••••••• AMtot, UN41 AlllcK, Uted AMtos, Used , Uaed • ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• llord tt40 .... tt41 MliC6f 9950 Mlicwy -ff50 ,..., tf 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tate over lease 1-'ull)' lolded '19 LTD. Cordova
NCI, 4 cir. SUN ~r mo. No
clowa.l80-1i14
'74 Galaxy 2-dr Hrdlop,
aeell. cond. '1700
6'4-5588
'75 LTD Brou~ham • loaded. wht, o mi. 84().1116 alter 8P M.
·=clean Ranchero. new punt.
~2575
"18 Ford Fiesta. Decor GP. or 4nge, louvers,
stereo/cas~. xlnl cond
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'74 Ford LTD Brou&ham, 4·dr, vinyl top, good
cood. $2295. 496-3270 art
4pm.
'71 Country Sedan Station
Wagon. x.lnt cond, $1200 .
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XlnL Make of er.
644-4839
'70TonnoStat. Wgn 351C.
A/C. auto. P /S, P /B
Good cond . Art 5,
531-1.505. 839--0460
Allto5. Mew 9100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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ltn MAil V ORANet: COUNTY'S '76 Monarch Ohlal 4 dr a....m with padded vlnyl MIWIEST bard top. Auto/all pwr. rooe. plUI IDOOD roof. f'u.11 UNOOLN·MERCURY AJC, stereo. IL fac. tow power comfort lounee DEALERSHIP pkg. Xlnt cood. P&OO.
front seat.a. air cood, IAY R.ADllOI ,_56-6722 ___ . -----~-AM /J'M s tereo. tilt UNOOLN-MERCURY
\"'{. wheel, cruiae control • 16-llAutoCenter Dr. ttwla; 9t52 ~ ph11 many standard floe SDFwy-Lake Forest exit •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ·~-..,....._ ~ carextras. ($83SLP) IRVINE '64 Marauder. 4 dr. eo~.., Sttt5 130.7000 PS/PB. AJT. very 1ood 54().5630 .-..iya cood. W,000 mi. $450. Pb
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'71 f'ORD WAGON . 2626 HARBOR 8LVO.
2door. 6 cyl. engine. LeH 1-• .,.,-F-.. .,...-8-A-CK----Cl--than 8.100 mJlea, ~er "" n.>& -.. ean
steering and bra~es w/3 spd.i.Manual tcans .
auto t rans. AM /FM Nu llres,,batt. rad.la~. stereo air cond Fresh Collector s item. Ong.
and c&ean, priceci to sell! equip. Sl, 750. 673-81U2
• .,._ .. S .. re" COST~MESA .
VB, automatic. pwr. Mlra9y ft50
steering. ra.clory air •••••••••••••••••••••••
cond .. AM/f M stereo. '75 Montego MX Wgn luggage rack & ONLY every extra wboletale
<~OW) '66 Classic Must. 1 family S4tt5 owner, nds TLC. $1300.
8,000nules! (107VOZ) book 631-4207
SSnl lt77MOM.AltCH
540·5630 ,_n_41_964-_:m:i ____ _
1011\SO\ ,\SO\ '68 Must. 289. runs good,
ne w paint & brakes.
$1000. 847-0731 THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
2060 HARSOA IHVD
CO~TA Mf~A 1,.:i-;: OOIO
Granada Ghia '75. Low
easy mlles. Super cond.
Plush mt. $3950. Call Sun.
494-8189
GHIA • l IN( Ol N M ~ HCUHV
f!:falete with stereo. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. au top, air coodi· COSTA MESA '66 Mustang-Clean.
tioning. Michelin radials. Must see!
deluxe Chamonix in· "12 Cot Park 9 pass. wa,g. 492-5920aft6
t.erior, fire-mist brown Wb1te. fully loaded! .67 fa st back 90 %
exterior and only 18,700 Xlnt! S2,000. 67~161 restored. Rebwlt bi/po. ~~)a I mi I e s ! :76 M<lll&tth XJnt cond. 28912.850. 496-77'40
SADDLESACIC Mus t Sell expanding. '70 FASTBACK. Stereo
VALLEY IMPORTS Call6JH42Sor64S-40l& tape, atr. 351 eng, good
ll I ·2040 49s.494t Sell ldJe Items 642-5678 cond. S2500. 675..Ql27.
AMtos,Mew 9100 Alttos, Mew tlOO Alllot, Mew 1, M•w 9800 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
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CIYIC lYC!C
Brand New 1979
CIVIC CYCC•
4 speed Hatchback
CSGC5006200X2179) • CSGC5001675X20441
CSGC501282n (22tw) • (SGC5001691X20·4n
CSGC5001691 X2069)
Plus Tax & License
*HONDA'S BEAUTIFUL
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Brand New 1979
GYIC CYCC
5 speed Hatchback
(SGE5005591X2116) • CSGE5002874X2061 l
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black Iolerior. bucte
seat•. 4 apeed Vt
P owe r ateerl n " 6-trak . r~10, alr l'ond,
and men (291 VAH> SJltl
540-5'30
2829 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'66 Nwitana. xlnt mechan
t'Oad New Ul't'1> $2000
!8-3064
a.-bl. ttH .......................
'TTOLm V~TA •• apot ~ thnaout. lo.ded
SS'IOO 41M.Q98
'79TORONAOO
4M m1 Char arey bllt ~alher, !>Rrf, loaded
847-0-198 aft 6PM
Ol d s t97a Cut lesa
Supreme Br ougham
Xlnl rond Loaded S58SU
~
'72 Okb Roy ale 88,
$1000
Call 673-2:185
'76 Q.iUass Salon, under
:11,000 mi, new ures, pwr
windows. cruise, tilt,
tape, loaded. ~ 7-0500
'11 Della 88 Royale, 28,000
mi. Xlnt cond. $5500.
Elaine 644 -702 0 or
640-&!88
Company President sell-
ing ooe of three luxury cars. Last or a kind. '77
Torooado. Well cared
for. Power everything-
1...oaded-Hatchroof. Days
7141 973-0000 Eves 714/
581-$36
'75 Cullass: A/C, Full
power. Cruise control,
Ult wheel. Must sell. Best
o1rer MS-0345
'76 Omega Brougham:
auto. A/C, am/fm stereo,
all power, Loaded, Xlnt
cond.54().8»2
'18 Diesel Olds 98 Regency
sedan. 9,000 ml. Loaded
w/extras. Must Sell. bst olr. &t>-1822 9·5, 673-8900 eves & wknds.
'78 Cutlass Cruiser Wagon
Loaded, lo mi.
551·2054
'11 Olds Custom Cruiser Station Wagon. Camel
color. all extras. S5300. f . p. 6fS..8030
'73 Cutlass Supreme. IMded. Must SeU this
week. $1995. 644H745.
PWo ,,. ......................
'JS Pl.ot.o Wagon V-6. aut trans. 20mpg, low m iles. $2900/orre r . (7 14 ) 548-8625 after 5 p.m. &
weeke nds. or (714 )
498-1000. ext. 307 wkdays.
'73 Rlmabout. Good cond.
$1200 645-6284 Days . 979-0672 Weeknds
Eves.
'72 Pinto. 4 spd. 3 dr.
AM/FM. Good cond.
536-3322/979-0519.
'72 Runabout, good
transp, A I A, modified.
Cal l $925. 496-42 7
wkends & evs.
'72 Runabout: Goo
transportation . $1000,
Call after 3pm. 964-1368
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'74 2 dr. Duster. Xln
cond. Pvt. Pty. $1800 o best fer. 548-3215.
Must sell '66 Fury V-8,
P /S, runs great. Good
trans car. $300/bst orrer.
64.S-0481
'75 Ply. Fury Sta Wagon.
good cood. S2~.
552·9260 alt 6Pm
rOllll6s ''' ••••••••••••••••••••••
1915 PONTIAC
AwiblldTrmsAM
Blue exterio r with
automatic, air cond.,
mag wheela & AM/FM
radio w /8 track stereo
Lape. (~61).
OHLYSSltS
Miracle Uted c ...
UC lot·Harbor/Hamlltoo
COSTAME.5A
631 -5330
'89 IA Mans, nma perfeet,
loolt• cood. Best ofr.
a-1121S or 847 • 781.S.
'frl GTO: Good coed. Very clea..,
483-8489
'73 IA ·-· P'/B, P /S, A/C. All •trt, Sl'JIO or bltc.-.m1
,
llNOREIHE
ENERIY
CRUNCH I
WE HA YE A HUGE
SELECTION OF GAS
SAYERS READY
TO MOYE!
SE
HAILA
ESPANOL
100%
FINANCINI
NEW 1979 FORD
PINTOS
'91'° DOWll
sn31 PerMo.
$3379 48 MOS.
OR CASH
PRICE
Pnce $337900 ~ ,., S203 IM t;:aSll Ot>Ce
13602 94 Casn oown sge 00 ,,_ ,_
pay-off i-one r>et tr.ci. none Tolll oown S98 ()()_ unoaod ballll'Ct! 135().1 94 OMV S 70 00
POI none Cl none A&M none ~
contr8CI none unoaoo bafll'Ce 13674 IM Del
payment none A,,.Tl f •n 13()74 94
f1n/chlrQe 1110 94 .AOC><>N II 00 Sll.!Pt.E
14 35 APA 14 36 TIP 14718 88 0/P/P
Ull 6 811 SI 12297 10 19129
NEW 1979 FORD
MUSTANGS
5135 HWll
5135°° Per. Mo.
$JI&." 48 MOS. OR lllV CASH
PRICE
Pnce 1'69900 salf!S Ii• "81 94 CUii one&
14980 94 Casn Clown 1135 ()() ··-"'Ofll' pav-oll none net trlldfJ none TQlll -Sl36 00 unp;110 1>a11nce 1498094 O,,.V
187 00 POI nc>nfJ Cl ftOl\8 A&M not\8
serv•ce contract no"e U"Pl•O 1>a11nce S493:> 94 Del p1ymen1 nonf' AMT/11n
14932 94 F1n/Ch119e 1 1 $46 68 .AOO-ON 7 84 SIMf'\.E 14 08 T /P 1114 79 52 OIPIP
S&614 ~SI •2'600.10 •3250
NEW 1979 FORD
_COURIERS
'-121" HWll
5121°° Per. Mo. ·-••Mos.
o1 s4379 ~~
Pnce M37900. tales taa Ue3M. CMtt PtOCle
1489294 c.tt dOwn $12800 ..... ~ oey-olf ,_, net lrlde ,_ Toe.I CIOwft s 1 H 00. unoaid balance USM M OMV
S92 00 POt nooe CL nonfJ AIH none
se•v•ce co,.ttact none unp110 1>111nce
S46:>8 94 Del oaymfJnl nooe A,,.T1t1n 1482694 f•rVcf\er99 11s11oe ADO-ON 800 SIMPlE u 35 APR 14 35 T/P
~~..-~ S81"4 00 O/P/P S8272 ()() ;;::S1:.,:•:..;.1:1168~10ml~2"3"~~----.......
1979 PINTO
9T10Y191470 $ e5STHt39&U 2 5Df~ 15J4:::
2 dr .. 4-speed trans .. 4 cylinder engine, Auto. trans .. V-8. Power steering, power
electronic ignition. rack and pinion steering, brakes. radial tires. Inst. group, tilt wheel.
front disc brakes. deluxe wheel covers. power seat. air. power windows. body
bucket seats. mini console. 2.3 litre engine. moulding, tinted glass. rear w indow
Calif. emission. defroster. deluxe sound insul. package, front
s 163 M TOTAL DOWN OAC. Cash price S3et t orus and rear bumper guards.
tu and lloeose. Lease-end value 11498.40 3e montM 1280.83 TOT.Al DOWN OAC. c.h P11ce 18048.00 pk11
e>pen end lease on approved credit. Totll payments tu and license. Le•e end value M915 35 3e montM
13448.24 15,000 mites per )'&Ir. LOW PAYMENTS oe>en end 1e8se on IPP'OY9d credit Totll peyment1
EXCELLENT AJEL ECONOMY. $5972.88 15.000 miles per year. ,....,,...,..,.. ............ .....i~ ................... ...
MUST..-2+2
•-speed. radio heater. (832JXX)
172 FORD
MA...ac J.oool
8 cylinder. autometie. air
conditioning (796£.JX)
'76 FORD
~·+aooll 8-cyll nde r. aut omatic.
power steering stereo.
(423NXW)
DETHING
DIFFERENT
'74 PLYMOUTH
4«>0a
8 cyllnder. auto matic
tran s m i s s ion . air
conditioning. (382LFPI .,,,,
DAILY PILOT
PU $ F25HREA6658 1~~
V-8. 4-speed. gauges. opttonaf ratio axle.
power steering, low mount mirrors. tinted
glass. super coot package. dual fuel tanks,
8.75x16.5 10PA tires. 7700 GWI
S695 43 TOTAL DOWN OAC. Cash price S6680.00 plus
tax and roeeose. Leas&1ffid value 13989.70 36 months
oe>en end '"9e on 19«>rovecl c:redrt Totll payments
S511.6815.000 mites oer year.
HU•I SILICnOM OF AU. MODILS AND
L'9WAeoM
AutOlftlfle. oower steenh9 a br1kes. cruise control.
rool·teck. (515PWPI
'75
tMTllMATIO .. AL TIAYIL
AU. 8 cylinder au tomatic
power steering & brakes
roof-<Bdt 1967ACEl 52577
4-speed, 4 cylinder. gauges. deluxe steering
wheel. power steering, white sidewall tires.
power brakes. AM radio. tinted glass.
turbine wheel covers, body side moulding.
S213 2' TOTAL DOWN OAC Cash poee S5726 00 plus
taJC and lteenSe. Lease-end vafue 128&2 50. 36 l'(lOnlhs
open end lease on al>C)fOVed credit. 15.000 mires a
year Total payment 14904 HS.
MUST._ 2-0C>Ott
A utomatic. radio. heater
and low ITllleege (240WCP)
. "'
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# . ..
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AIR CONDITIONED
PLUS MUCH MOREi!
(SERIAL 137146)
YES ... IF YOU'D LIKE A NEW '79 BUICK REGAL
IN ITS SMART NEW SIZE· WE'VE PRICED NOT
JUST 1, BUT OVER 30 AT $6l99 &
THERE'S NO ''FINE PRINT.''
WE'RE A QUALITY BUSINESS AND YOU'LL LII(E
OUR PEOPLE. OUR PRI·CE INCLUDES
EVERYTHING FOR THE CAR SHOWN
EXCEPT TAX, LICENSE AND
A s20 DOCUMENTATION FEE.
3 blades So#tll of*
Sa Die10 FteeWOJ
We're ~·•r T....,a Halek Dealer l• Ce8ta Meta
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All· make8, model8· and colo.n
Cl888jfied A.uto Advertising:.-..--~~
in the DAILY PILOT
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SUN DAT. MAICM _ •• 1 t7't
FINAL
SPORTS
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NANCY
I DON1T WANT TO BE
LATE FOR MY DENTlST
APPOINTMENT ~--~
THERE'S SLUGGO-
MAYBE HE KNOWS
THE TIME
t
I
LOCAL
WANT ADS
COME see FOR *• ...
't'OUR5EL..F •••
WHAT A
DUMB DOG! 1-tA! ~A! . ....__
HA! HA!
By Ernie Bushmilf er
YOlA NEVE.~
~AY V ER':Y
MUCH ,
A ~THl..A ~,
00 YOU?
NOPE . IT''?
BETTE~ NOT
TO TALK, IF"
ONE HA'S
N O IHIN 6'
1\\PO~TANT
10 ?AY ...
DEN NIS THE MENACE
A N WHATSA
MATTER
WITH
ITALIAN Gr~LS,
HUH? .
UNAWARE THAT HUNTER
M~GAVIN HAS BEEN
WIRED FOR SOUND
AND THEIR CONVER-
SATION IS f>E IN 6
RECORDED, MR . B
SPELLS OUT HIS
DEMANDS
WHAT'7
NEW, A~T~l.AR:'. ( HLAJ..f?
o~,
NOi~I N6'.
' \ I J ( .. ,, . .. ,,
"L . -
.IN OTH~~ WO~D~, AN
1NiELLl6!ENT ?IL.ENC.I:
1"7 E3ETT~~ THAN
A FOOL..l?H
UTTE~ANGE ,
......
1 L.11<~ Vf3AL-f.ARN£R-J'OHNNY,
AN' L..e59-0N-YA AN' CHtCt<EN-
CATCHER15-9TOR:Y, AN. , .
9oN£ DAY I~T
'(OU'LL N\P.RRY AN
lTAl.IAN GIRLt HUH'?
AND THAT'~
WHY YOL-{ JU?T
~Ii THE.~E L IKE
A OOPE ?
Dt::NNl8, YOU1R£
. BLUSHING !
~IJDGE PARKER
-THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE SUSPECTED/ HEY,
LISTEN 'TO THIS! M~GAVIN 15 NOW
ACCUSING 6ELLADORN OF RUNNING
A CROOKED CARD GAME!
I LIKE
AMAN
WHO
YOU RECENTLY MADE A
REPORT TO THE D.A.'S
OFFICE CONCERNING Al
MAN'S DEATH! YOU SAID
IT WAS NOT DUE TO -
NATURAL CAUSES/
RIGHT?
. ·-.
MEANWHILE OKAY, SAM ... LET'S
GO IF YOU WANT TO SEt OUR
INVESTIGATORS ARREST
BELLADO~N AND HIS BOY5!
I 'M READY,MR .·~
D\STRICT ATIORNEY ! --.
..... ,.
\
DID lJCU TALK TO 'THE BA~D
DIRECTOR ABOOT MQ HAVING 10
GO COT AND 5ELL BAND CANOO
ALL OF "THE 11ME I ®M ~
c.,>E~ I DID ... WE HAD
A LDNG TALK ABOUT IT . LOOK AT™l5
PAMPHLET HERE ...
DOCTOR SMOCK
He:Re we see
A VSRY SAP MAN
WAL.KING ou-r OF IHe
ROYAL,.. CHAMeeRS
1-11 I I'N\ BACK !
QOU DIDN'T JELL ME QOO
COUlD WIN PRIZES J
by Ferd John&On
By George Lemont
IHA-r's H.IAA. AGAIN, Now ee1 N ' ou-rF1-r-rec::>
W 1-rH CONCRS:le:
~UNNING SHOE:S
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CLAP
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MARMADUKE ® .
f~N f
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i: 111'9 Untied f u cur• S1n<11~1•. ll'lC CONGRAIS1 GLJ'(S , ON ·WINN ING-YOUR F IRST eAG-LE
FE:AiH~R FOR INDIVIDLJAl-ACIS OF f3 RAVE:RY IN A
~Af1L~, UNS e L.F/SH HE:RO ISM, ~EAR SL.AYING; ere.~
... ALSO, FOR HIS 8 rTIN& ~SSAY: ''l.JNWARRANTE P CAOCA SIAN
LAN\j.LJSURPA/ION ANl7 rrs RAMIFICAllONS 1~ •• UH :··
MEe<JRE
KNOWS A I.OT OF
1"RICKS!
LOOK A-t-JME
1'1ME ! '1 MA~E
1'0RUN ! ~
HONOR-ABLE MJ:N-
TION
CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There itre •f lust 5111 d1ffer-
.icts 1n drawing details betw"n top and -bottom ~nels. How
quickly un you find them? Check itnswen with those below.
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ir~ ~ -------by Hal K~ufman -------
e s1c;N OFFI A leu than 9enerou' rest•ur•nt ewner, the story ooes, prepared • sign
bur1n1 ttt.se words. Wh•t do you think t wlll teed you lor nothing •nd give you a drink.
How did he plan to punctuate in
MYSTIFYING
MAGIC
Yov be the ma91c1dn
Hdnd someone three
d•<.11 Turn your back
11"1ruct the per!>on to
l o'>'> the diet: c1nd ado ·
lhl' three lace'>
Now he or \he 1~ to
ldlo.e .iny one ot lhe
thret dice. add 11!> bot
1om number lo the
previous total 111\d roll
11 again The new top
num~ cJga1n 1s added
to the previous amount
and the sum 1s 1otted
0t1 paper
Turning around. you
survey the dice, total
the top faces. add sev
en. and illitkazam. JIOU
have the thrower s
\um
e Why a r adio stalton went ofl the air 1!> suggested by
the m•ke up of this string of leHers ABCE FGHIK L
MNOPORSTUVWXVZ Why's that"
°"''1'\•w .. .1• r ,,., .. a ,.,., • ..., ou1 ro o,.
e Four numbers total 100. The smallest times four,
nut t11gt1est plus four, next tu9hest minus four. ;ind
highest d1v1ded by four ,ach equitls 16. What are the
numben?
e R1ddle Me This• What has eight arm!> <1nd makes
hou5oecalls? Give up, A doctorpus
II
3·5 16o·4 ~]5 • 12 6 13° 16
17 · ·IY
INSTANT REPLAY! WPl y is the crowd ctieern'9 !Pie i1cl1on
<lbove7 For •n 1Mlant repl•y, connect dots I to 1, 3, etc
CHIMING IN! Add the tollow1no colo" to complete the picture·
1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-Yellow. 4-Lt. brown. S-FIHh. •-Lt
9reen. 7-0k. green. •-Purple. 9-lt. gray. 10-Bl;ick.
SPELLBINDER
SCORE 10 points for using all the
letters In the WQrd below to form
two complete words:
TRANSFER
-.. . . . .. --.
THEN score 2 points each for all
words of four letters or more
found among the leiters . \
Try to score •t INst so Points. ·
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THE WORLD'S GREATEST SUPERHEROES . by PASKO, TUSKA, COLLmA ·,
Now THAT
LE'X t.UrH~5
TEST OF H IG
GRAV/FY
MAGNIFIER
HAS Pf?OIEN
ITCAN
.ACTUAL.LY
/MMOIJ/LtZe ITS
VICTIMS ...
... I CAN Be.GIN
~--. CONSTRUCTING A
LARGER, MORE
POWERFU/.. MOOEL!
YOU DON'T NEe=D ALL THAT
EQUIPMENT: IT'S A ll6tf01E CONr~ot. CErONATOR
HIDDEN ON ~EONE
HERE --NOT AN
EXPLOS/Vc.
WITH rT, ANGELA :I
CAN MAKE: THIS ENrlRE
CITY GR/NO 1D A STOP
--LITERALLY/
WE. CAN'T ~ SllllE OF
THAT, MR. WH!Te--so
WE 'RE TAKING NO CHANCE5.
MEANWJllLE, AT THE DAILY Pt.ANET:.. THAT'LL BE
PERRY
WHITE ... HE~
IN THERE!
14 ... AND CLARK !<ENT! HE WENT OUT TO CONTACT
5/JPERMAN THIS MORNING--ANO HASN'T COME BACK
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YOUR J:RIEND HA5 WIP~D our evERY A~AIOMICAL.
11-leOr<YKNOWN IOMEDICINS.
I
AGATHA CRUMM
rr•s TIMi iO 6£Gf N THE
COUNTOOWN!
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by Bill Hoest
THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS
JUST RAN OUT ON OUR 1975
~--... TA'i RETURN !
-By Gus Arriola
by MacNelly
WE YOU . KIDOIN'f! -=--
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· Patriotic Prune.
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-March 4, 19~ DAILY ~ILOJ
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Send Ille QUeSllOll, • I ...... 10 ~Ask," FlllWy ._.~ 641 l.WftOIOO A~. New 'l\lf1l, NY 10022
w.·u oav SS for oulll'shed questions. Sonv. we can·1 1ns-ochfn.
FOR ROBERT E. EDELSON, Pro·
ject Manager, The Search for E.xtrater·
restrial Intelligence. Jet PropUlsion
Laboratory
If you ~ able to detect a elgnal eent
from lntelllgent llfe on another
planet. how do you Intend to coa·
duct communkatlon between U.?
-Mna. bee Onie. Baytown, Tau
• The distances between the stars are
very great. A signal sent to even the star
nearest to our sun would be In transit for
over four years. The nearest Intelligent
beings are probably so far away that hun·
Conversations In space. dreds of years would be consumed In the
signals' travel tlme. As Carl Sagan has
said. this Is hardly a "snappy conversation." Thus, even if we replied Immediately.
we would be on the receivtng·end-only for a very long time. And it would be best for
us to first seek to unders12tnd what the other party is telling us so that a considered
decision could be made as to whether we should reply, and how.
FOR PAM DAWBER, star of ABC-lVs Mork & Mindy
I hur you're 91Ylng your produccn heart attacb
b«allM you'we taken up a dangeroae eport. What le
It? -8.P ., f ort CoUlna, Colo.
• Unless you consider roller-skadng "dangerous," you've
got It all wrong. Robin Wiiliams (Mot\() whetted my appetite,
and that led me to find out that lots of my friends are Into
rollet-skating. So I took It up, too, and keep It up every week
ill the beach. My producers aren't tearing their hair out
because rm very careful and don't take any chances.
FOR PETE MARAVICH, New Orleans Jazz
How do defenelwe playen who are flOOd ._t rebound-
ing and pa•lng get nicognltlon? -S.S., Panama C i-
ty, Fla.
• Athletes who ore known for theb' defense passing and
rebounding are generally winners, and play on winning
teams, so, they get recognition. For example, Paul SUas
(now with the Seattle Supersonics and before that, Boston
Celtlc.s) Is a defensive specialist and a rebounder. and most of
the teams he plays on are winners.
FOR .IOHN BORNEMAN, Condor naturalist, National
Audubon Socwiy
Wbat bird le the moet yaJuable to man -and the
leaat? -S.P., Caeper, Wyo.
• That's a hard one to answer. AU birds are valuable to
man as members ol the community ol IMng things that help
maintain a blological "balance." Some birds, however. like
the red winged blackbird, feed on crop-destroying Insects
and larva In the summer months but become "bad guys"
when they shift their diet to seed crops.
FOR THE .. ASK" EDITOR
.luet few a change, fd llke to read
eomethlng about PTlnceee Grace'•
youngat child, Stephanie. Doee she
meat the fact that ehe'• alwav-
edlpeed ~ her eater, Prlnce99
Caroline, and her brother, Prince
Albert? -L.P., Uttle Rock, Arll.
• Princess Stephanie, 13. couldn't
care less about being out of the limelight.
In fact, she enjoys it. She's a tomboy, In
love with blue jeans. not silks and satins.
Her favorite spot in the exclusive convent
school she attends in Pans Is the play-
ground -where she works out at foot-Princess Stephanie. tomboy.
ball (taught to her by brother Albert).
She prefers sports to academics, and her awards and honors for tennis. riding. swirn·
ming seem to outnumber those obtained In the classroom. Pretty soon a decision will
be made as to whether Stephanie completes her education in England or France.
She is described by teachers and friends as "easy to teach·· and "popular.""
FOR DICK VAN PAlTEN, star of ABC-lVs Eight Is
Enough
Are you u etrlct a puent In real life u you are on the
ebow? -Mna. L. Miile, Hobart, Ind.
• My sons are not paragons of virtue. but, even so, they"re
• good boys. and I never had to use any strong-arm stuff with
them. They're now grown (Vincent, 21 ; Jimmy, 22: Nels,
23), but when they were young we shared the same interests
so we ~uld iipend lime together. Any lime we had dif·
ferences. we sat down and discussed them quietly.
FOR MELISSA GILBERT, costar of NBC-TVs Little
Hou~ on the Prairie
le It true that your ehow-buelnae family puehed you
Into ehow bueln«M agalnat your will? -T.R.,
Galtlftton. Tau
• Had they tried to stop me, I think I would have pushed
them out of the way In order to do what I wanted to do! My
folks did nothing to persuade or dissuade me. rm doing this
because I love It. If I wanted to, l could q\ltt all thls right now
and just go back to normal. but I really do love it
FOR .IOHN NEWLAND, host of lV's The Next S~p
Beyond
Ha" you or your wife e.er experienced a mcmng .,.y·
chic apatence? -M.F. Green Bay, Wle.
• Unfortunately. no. I don't have any psychic abilltles. I'm
just • believer. I guess when guys stepped on the moon it
made eVetything a ~ more plausible. We get a lot of un-
solicited anecdotes to Investigate and verify. My wife , Areta.
thinks we're full of baloney. She's great In business, but In the
area of the psychic she's scared to death.
PRO Or. ,,... PNW... lnwmllt, Pmldent of ~ Ad·
vencement cl Medleel Knowledge PROAnDCOO CON Dr . ...__ S. K .... retired pothologist, ~'*-· ~
PMo.op/111 of MedicJM
The autopsy Is vital fOf the evaluation
of new surgical techniques: to wll the
value of new, potent, often hazardous
drugs; for the discovery of MW
dlleales (such as legk>nnalre's) and
In legal cues to eltm!Nte tpeeulatton
In the courtroom. AddltionaDy. the
autopty II needed to cwtuate costly
diagnostic tats end procedures.
AutOply llUdlet lhtou~t the world compared wtlh
ptt·dcath dlnbl ~ lhow. 30-50 ~·a.ck°'
~Cioni With en tncreue In the uw ot eulop9y, physi-
cians gl6n more ln*.lht Into the lnctcMnce ol dlleaM -
the key to d61gnodc medicine. UIUrnetely the le"9fh ol
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Are Autopslett Still A Vital
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~ty the autopsy was the chief
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while publishable research now
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trom dlmmllhing .._turns as new methods offer quicker
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117'1 FAMM.Y
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DON'T BE AFRAID OF CLONES,
THEY mAY SAVE YOUR LIFE
8y laaac Aalmov If an adult had a bad heott ot pane~, ot had lcm a ll•b, to•• of hi• akin c•ll• •lght t>. cloned to 91ow a ,.placwnt.
I n the last yecw or so, the mat·
ter ol cloning has been much
in the news and has caused that contains a whole set of
considerable controversy. chromosomes, half from the fe·
Cloning Is not new, however. male and half from the male.
It Is as old as life, and man has The fertilized egg cell then di·
known about It as long as he -vldes and redivides and eventu·
has been cultivating plants. A aDy forms a new organism.
clone is an organism that has Such a new organism, born ol
been produced from another sexual combinatk>n. has two
organism without the lnterven· parents and Is not a clone.
lion ol SG. Sometimes, thotql, a fertiliied
A bacterium can divide over egg dMdes in two, and the two
and over to produce any num· new cells come apart. Each of
ber of additional bacteria. AD the seperated cells then goes on
those bacterill are clones of the to dMde and redMde and fonn
first. A twtg of a tree can be a whole organism. This can
planted and may develop roots happen In the case of human
and branches and become a beings, too, and ldenlScal twins
new tnle. It Is a clone. (In fact, result -same sa, same ap·
the word .. clone" Is Greek for pearance, same chromosomes.
"twig.") A starfish can be tom Each of the Identical twins Is the
Into several pieces, and those clone of the other.
may be thrown beck Into the As a fertilized egg dMdes and
water. Each piece will then grow redlVldes, lndMdual cells lose
Into a complete starftsh and all the ability of glvtng rise to a
wtll be clones of the original. complae °"""""' If tepareted.
The men compla antmals Each eel that forms from a fertt·
do not form dona. They repro· llaed egg retains copies of the
duet..,~ femnla produce or4glnal chromoeomes, but
9!ll ails and males produce thole begrirt tJO be modNd by
..-m cdl. .ch °' ...... con-OUllide lnfluenca. Some parts
talrq a hll-.t ol chi~ ollhedwas....,, ... blocMd.
.,...._ A ..,.,m and ._ com· act.. .. lllmulllld. In the
~ tJO bm • .... ,_. ._ Cli end we hew lldn ails, 9lwr
-· hemt ails, kidney ails, Luna cell .Mt ., on. al wllh the
..... c:hromoeomel, but each
....... ~ dlflw•ldy ..,.ml·
iied. AD are so specialized they
can't divide to form a new indi·
vldual. Some are so specialize<J·
they can't divide at all.
In each body ceU, the chro·
mosomes are contained in a
smaJI portion called the nude·
US, which Is separated from the
rest of the cell by a membrane.
Suppose you separate thls nu·
deus from the body cell and
transfer it to an egg cell whose
own nudeus has been removed.
Under the Influence of the
material In the egg ceU, the
genes In the nudeusof the body
cell are unblocked. Now the egg
eel can dMde and redlvtde to
form an organism -one In
which the chromo90mes come
from the penon (male or fe·
male) who donated the cell nu·
deus. We have a clone of the
donor. wkh the identical chro-
rno90fne5, sex, appearance.
Can tt be done?
It has been done In some
miJWWs. In the early 1960's,
clones were produced from the
eels of tadpo&n, and In 1975
from ~ eds of an adult frog.
Can It be done wth anm.15
doee' to the human being than
a_ frog Ja? Wllh ~. IUCh
as 11911 or rM!btls? Can It be
done wllh hurrwn beings?
So far It hasn't been done .
Mammals have egg cells that
are considerably smaller than
frog eggs and that are more
delicate and easily damaged.
What's more, a frog egg can be
put back in the water and allowed
to deveJop there, but a human
egg must be Inserted Into a
fema&e and allowed to develop
in her womb.
In March 1978, David Rorvlk
published a book, In His Image,
which purports to teU the story
of the cloning of a man. but
people In the field simply do not
take It seriously. The state of the
art. they al agree, is not up to
such a feat. and they are certain
the book is a hoax.
Yet biologists are sure that
some day they will be able to
clone mammals, and even
human beings. In that case,
there lft questions we m'9ht
ask. Is cloning good or evil, ts it
right °' wrong, ls It useful or
Is It dangerous?
In coming to a decision we
haw to know what cloning can
and can l do. Some people
haw the idea lhllt dona offer a
~to per100al im~
ty, for lnltance. and want II for
that rellOO.
Not sol A clone ls not )IOU. A
done would only be .n ldentlc•
twin brother or sister. born late
in your life. and It would have
his or her own distinct person·
ality and identity. Suppose
there are Identical twin brothers
(or sisters) born in the usual
way. U one of them dies, the
dead one does not live on in the
twin even though both have the
same chromosomes. The dead
one Is dead -and so it wlll be if
you are cloned.
Some people think that don·
ing is dangerous because it
will enal* aggTes5ive govern·
ments to produce hordes of
docile people of subnormal ln·
teUjgence to serve as laborers or
soldiers. This is a useless fear.
No nation ever found it difficult
to collect peasants or soldiers
even without cloning. and It Is
far cheaper to produce them
nonnally than by cloning.
Remember that a clone is not
only hard to produce but that It
takes just as long to produce a
clone as an ordinary human be·
Ing. A clone must start as an em. be nurtured b nine rnondls
In some woman's body and
then take the usval 18 ye.-s to
be old enough to \/Ote or ftght.
Wd, then' how about "'*'9
clona to reproduce genius? We
can alway """ addltlonal Ein •
steins, ~. Beethowns or
Tolltoys. If such ~ people
have chlkhn In the ordinary
VI~ thetf chromotomes .-e
mbced wtth thoee of thClr mates.
and the combination may not
represent quite the genius of the
one parent. If we clone genius.
on the other hand, we have
new individuals with the Pl'ecise
chromosomes of that genius.'
win we then have 50 genius-
es who can produce the great
works of art, literature or
science of the original? Ve:sy
likely not, since human beings
are not the J)l'oduct of their
chromosomes alone. In clon-
ing, a nucleus must be 'put Into
an egg ceU and then Into a
womb, and the matter In the
egg ceU and the nature of the
womb will have lls inOuence.
Then. too. the clones are
born anywhere between 30 and
50 years after the person who is
being cloned was born. Eve:sy-
thlng has changed in the Inter·
val. The clone will not be pre-
sented with the same oppor-
tunltles and the same obstacles
that the original was or be part
of the same society. Each will go
its own way, and not a single
•one may duplicate the genius of
the original.
In that case, of what value is
cloning?
WeD, biologists do many e:x·
perimen1s on mice, rm, guinea·
~. monkeys and other anl·
mals In ceder to gain Informa-
tion that might be app8cable to
human beings. The cxperi·
ments give us Important Infor-
mation on nutrldon. on medi-
cine, on behavk>r.
0 ne of the possible confu-
sions about such experi-
ments Is that dJfferent animals of
the same species have some-
what different chromosomes
and may respond ddferendy be·
cause of that. II different rats,
for Instance. an subjected ·to
different condJtlons and react
ddferentty, is the difference In
radion caused by the differ.
~ In conditions or by differ-
ences In the chromosomes? We
can't be sure. If, howeWr, we were to clone
a .._ owr and owr, we rnigN.
hew t 50 Ab with Identical
chiomoeoma, and If we ex· ...,..,wne Mlh them, w. know
thM lhe cWleie 11()9 In radlon
CLONING
CLONINCi
CLONING
CLONINCi
David Rorvik is the author of
ln His Image, which purports
to teU the story of the cloning
of a man.
would have to be caused by the
difference in the condlions.
Again, ~ we develop
methods for removing or alter-
ing a particular pleCe of a chro-
mosome and want to compare
two rats so as to see what that
one little change will do. If the
nsts have different chromo·
somes to begin with. introduc-
ing one little change might not
ylekl clear-cut resuJts. If we
make use of clones In which all
the rats have ldentlcal chromo·
aomes and then Introduce a
small change In one rat. a differ-
ent small chang£ In another rat
and so on, our knowledge of
Just how chromosomes do their
)ob wl surely le.ap ahead repld1y.
Then, too, there are many
species In the world that are
now endangered; whose num·
hers have grown so low we are
not 1Ure they wlD survive much
.longer. OonJng may be a solu ·
tion -a way ol produdrlg men
of them using, i neoa.ary, fe·
males of an alied, more numer·
ous tpeeles as host-mothers.
It has even been s. iggated
that when a &Oien mammoth Is
dilcovered In the Icy I04I ol
Sbria, 90me cdt ~ sdll be
atve ~ to be cloned. An
elephant egg ceD might be used
to hoUM the mammoth nucle-
us, and an elepMnt might nur-
hn lhe done In her womb ao
that, altar two ~. lhe •·
phn mWd 'iNe bi1h to the
.. IMng rnllnmOCh the WClltd
will have seeTl In at least ten-
thousand years.
Human clones might be treat-
ed in the same way. It might be
useful to experiment with
human clones In order to gain
theaetical knowledge conc.ern-
lng nutrition, medicine and
psychology. Experiments with j human clones. however, In-
> volve such serious ethical ques-
J tlons that it Is doubtful whether
~ they can be earned through -
~ or should be carried through.
There Is one application of
human dones that may be hard
lo resist, however.
By working with clones of the
lower animals, we might learn
how lo develop mammalian
embryos in laboratory equip·
ment without the use of a
woman's womb. We might
learn how it is that an embryo's
ce.Ds develop and how they
specialized into different
organs. We might learn how to
treat embryos In such a way as
to airer the normal develop·
ment and cause them to give
rise to a heart, in particular,
with everything else vestigial; or
lung; or a kidney; or a leg.
P~ps If the developing em-
bryo Is forced In that direction
alone. a full-sized adult organ
might be developed In, let us
say, a year.
If, then, the time were to
come when an adult found he
had a limping heart or fading
pancreas or a leg that had been
lost in an accident, some of his
sldn cells might be cloned to
grow a replacement.
An ordinary organ transplant
from an ordinary donor is often
rejected by the ve:sy body that
can't live without If because the
transplant has a chromosomal
makeup different from that of
the body. An organ replace·
ment bW1t up out or the body's
own cells would hdve the same
chromoeomal miWup as the
body, and the body would not
reject what Is, after al, its own.
A clone may not malce you
immortal, but • could. In this
way, at least extend your We by
glvtng you the equivalent of a
l!Plft he.mt or kktney or 1'111
whafeve. ...
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THE PAINLESS WAY
l!I Dan Co.tllnaky
I f you're like most Americans, you don't
use your body very much. From elec ·
tric toothbrushes to auromatk garage·
door openers. taking the easy route has
become "the smart way." a sign of al·
fluence. a way of life. And it's killing us.
In surveys. nearly half of all adult
Americans admit to dQ.ing no exercise .
period. Of those who say they do exer ·
else, many don't work out nearly enough
and many others. well . let's say they ex·
agge.rate a little .
So despite the warnings of doctors and
of the President's Council on Physical
Fitness and Sports, the majority of us are
simply letting ourselves go to pot.
But if you're not sports-oriented or
turned on by calisthenics. you probably
find exercise about as appealing as emp-
tying the garbage. You know it's good for
you to use your muscles and make your
blood run a little faster, but gettmg out of
the chair and actually doing something is
another story.
Now. our grandparents didn't have to
take a "Y" course In exercising or jog
around the block before breakfast. They
"exercised" all day long.
They brushed their teeth with arm
power, not electric power. They opened
the bam door with a couple of healthy
tugs, not with a push of a button. They
did things the hard way. And a lot more
of them went through old age feeling bet·
ter than a lot of us In our middle years.
Today. even if you hate exe.rdslng, you
can give your body at least some of the
taxing it needs by doing some things the
hard way.
Here are some suggest1ons:
• Swttch, wherever possible, from the
car to a bike, an adult tricycle or your
feet. If you must dtlva or taka the bus to
work or go shopping. don't motor all the
way. Park or get off the bus several blocks
early and walk. If you walk briskly for just
20 blocks a day you can lose several
pounds over the course of a yur, and
you11 b4l helping your haart build up a re·
tetva fOf tJma of rul m ...
• Ute the 9talrs. 1alce the elevator or
acalatol' a few ~. hoof the Nit. Ewn
wabg down the Mn Is good eMl'dle
becaullt you•re ~ to counter ~
ey. (One ttudy ~ that peosJle kl two· aorv homes 1w 1onger tt\11'1 Iha. 1n
ranch ~or *"Plex IP8ltmenll; daJ.
ly •<lrntq .. !heir hw11.)
• Get rid ol )Qlf iv. rwmoe.<Ont'OI
uni, HdslfMC my.
• Put ~ .. ~ nc.. a..,
blend .ld chop the ~ Grandma did -
~hind.:
• Retire that garage fuD of labor
savers: power mower, snow blower, eJec.
Irie hedge trimmers. Rehabllitate your
o&cHashioned models: they save fuel be·
cause the only energy they use Is yours
• You don't have to go down to the
river to wash clothes, but if you have a
yard. forgo the dryer and hang your
clothes oo a line In the fresh air. You 11
sttetch and bend, and your clothes wllJ
smell fresher.
• Around the house, do routine things
with gusto. High-step from room to
room, like a drum majorette. Balance on
alternate legs while you're putting on
socks and tying shoelaces. Don't just
Sloop to pick up after the kids: do a cou·
pie of deep-knee bends Of even set your
feet apart and swing your arms down the
way you once did in gym class, with a
~1-2-3-4!"
• Learn to use those 30-second b&ank
spoCs that occur In ~y's day: wait·
ing for the toa9t to pop, silting through a
red light or a lV commercial, waiting for vOur phone cal to go through. SucJc In
your stomach hard for six seconds al a
lime, sit wit! your fed Slraight out. roO
your head In slow cirdes or do a few ex·
aggerated shoWder shrugs. Anything is
better than ju.st slouching there.
Use your lmagi'lation to think up odler
ways to put your body lo use. AS$.lming,
of course, that you've checked out as be·
Ing In good health. the general rule Is:
MDon 't lie when you can sit, don't slt
when you can stAnd, don't stand when
you can wal<. don't walk when you can
run." Applied c.onsdentlously -but
within reason -the rule Is a good one.
One man. who holds a sedentary office
job, says at first ~ wasn't easy to readjust
his lifestyle but he's glad he did. "Now, if I
have a business appointment," he says. "I
leave 15 minutes early and walk iutead
of grabbing a cab. I U9e a manual ll'IOloller
oo my lawn. fve even dboonnec:ted my
extAlnslon phones so that I have to run
upstzlirs to the bed! oom every time the
phone mgs. I hawrl't ~ up al the
modem comforts. ol course. but rve
gone back to the besk:s in a lot ol areas,
and I realy feel healthier for It."
A busy aner woman has a coup&e ol
Inventive approaches. In the offlce. she
keeps her phone on a table across &om
her desk: she must get up to antwer calls
and always conducts conwrsallons and·
lng. while she does stretching exercises.
At home, she purposely stores frequently
u.ted kttchen Items on high shelves, so
she has to stretch to retrieve them. "It's
amazing," she says, "how Inventive you
tomctlmts have to b4l to ovcrco""-the
easy life."
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one. did to fttnets proponent Jtck L..
t..nnc, '1f I'd known I w• gonna ~
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ARE YOU A WORKAHOLIC?
Some individuals. and this includes
hou9e\llives, cannot stop worldng.
Tiley become compulsive workers or
worMholics Are you a compulsive work·
er? How about your spouse?
The compulsive worker is often over·
looked until he or she suffers a physical or
mental breakdown. A pe:non who drinks,
smokes or eats too much is nlOfe easily
singled out. They are recognized as being
in trouble and are urged to seek prof es-
sional help. But the compulsive worker is
presumed to be doing the correct thing In
terms of our tntdltional customs.
Who are workaholics? Anyone can be
a compulsive worker. The stereotype of
the 24-hour-a-day executive Is only a
small part of the picture. Many persons
are unaware that housewives form a big
percentage of the workaholic population.
Thus. the syndrome of compulsive work
Is not just confined to those who go out·
side the home and Into professional
fields. The overzealous homemaker has
the same attrbutes and the same prob-
lams as the compulsive worker In any
other 6eJd . She may be praised for her
·domestic devotion and concern for her
family, but, at the same lime. she Is slowly
eroding her own personality. And, like
other compulsive woricers, she will even·
tually suffer from a variety of emotional or
physical problems. ·
How do you know If you are a compul-
sive worller? 'There are some signs you
can look for In your behavior. No matter
what your trade, profession or employ·
ment (Including homemaking). the an·
swen to the foDowlng questions will teD
you about your work habtts.
1. Do you work
more than 50
hours a week al
your job? YES NO
2 . Do you feel
"lost" when away
from your work? YES NO
S. Do you feel
that no one can
do your job as
well as you can? YES NO
4. Do you talk
•about your work
mott easily than
other subjects? YES NO
S. Do you pr4·
fe:r Jo work ak>ne
rather than as part
of a team? YES NO
6. Do you • feel
that hobbles and
recreation are a
WaM of time?
7 . Do you
spend a lot of time
thinking about
your~? a. DoH your
WOfic~you
from taking pert In
~atS>•
dal~?
9.0o you ...
mole of ~CD·
...._.or em·
plov-then r.ml-
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
ly or friends? YES NO
10. Do you dread
Ideas of retiring? YES NO
The more YES answers you have, the
mor-e likely you are to have a compulsive
work probjem.
I would be remiss if I dXI not point out
that there are some excep6ons. Highly
aearive people are frequently so absorl>ed
by their work that it satisfies all their needs
and does n9f affect them adversely In any
way. Writers, artists, composers, research
scientists, archaeologisas and others In
similar fields may thus appear to be com·
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and emotional capacity for their work ex·
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If you are a compulsive work~. these
are some other things to note about your·
self. If you work long hours, who Is com ·
peUing you to work those hours? Rarely
do we find that longer hours are set by
owners. bosses or supervisofs except In
cases of special emeTgencies. The aver·
age compulsive worker sets his own
hours. Frequently he is the owner·mana·
ger of a busin~. a professional person or
an individual on the management level.
But he or she may be an employee who
COf!le$ early. slays late and voluntarily
works on holidays.
A study o4 compulsive woric.en revealed
that 80 percent of them had a strong de·
sire to feel n«ded. This was particularfy
rrue in the case of housewives. b is not
unnatwal to want to be needed, buJ b Is
wrong when that desire causes you to
mice extreme means to achieve i1 . An In-
dividual may devise a complicaJed book-
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The man who puD the enipha.sls on
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A lways a handy solution 10 "what lo
serve for dinner," ground beef can
be presented 1n many winning ways. One
of our recipes might be just lhe right thing
for your family dinner tonlghl
. THREE-LAYER
MACARONI CASSEROLE
8 oza. elbow IMCan»nl
2 qts. bcMllng w1tet
2 tlllpootll .. "
2 tabl11p a on1 butter
2 t1ble1p0Dft1flour
2 Cupe milt
1 tMlpocN'I .. "
Y• tNlpocN'I ground black pepper
1 cup 1our c,..m
2 tableepoona &utter or megartn•
1 medium green pepper, c~
1 cup cftopped onion
1 ctow gll'flc, cruahed
1 •. gfOUnd beef
1 can (15 on.) tomato 1auce
1 IM9POQft llft
y, teaapoon ...... v. teupoon ground black pepper
2 tabl11p a on• flnetJ ~
peraley
3 lflcee Med
2 tabl11paw butter or margll'tM
a...onectaaH
1. Cook elbow macaro ni In 2 qts. boil·
Ing water, to which 2 le.aspoons salt have
been added. about 8 minutes or until }ust
tender: dreln.
2. In medium saucepan, melt 2 table-
spoons butter, stir in flour smoothly. Add
mllk and cook, stirring constantly, until
mixture comes to a boll.
3. Allow sauce to cool slightly. season
with 1 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon
ground black pepper. Add sour cream.
Beat with wire whisk until smooth.
4. In large skillet, heat 2 tablespoons
butter; add green pepper, onion, garlic
and ground beef; cook. stirring. until
meat loses Its red color.
5. Stir In tomato sauce, salt. sugar, pep-
per and parsley. Simmer lb minutes.
6. Remove crusts from bread and
discard. Cut bread Into small cubes.
7. Meh 2 tablespoons butter l.n skillet,
add bread cubes and stir until evenly
coated.
8. In 2..qt. gnuised casserole, layer
macaroni, 1/3 of sour cream sauce and
meat sauce. Repeat layers ending with
sour crum sauce. Top wtth buttered
mnnbs. Sprinkle with &ealOOed salt.
9. Bake In preheat.xi 3SO'F. oven lot
40 to SO minutes or until bubbly.
10. ADow casserole to settle 5 minutes,
then M~. Maka 6 teru1nga
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POPULAR, PRAOICAL
HAffiBURGER
IS VERSATILE
mENU mAKER
By fllatllyn HanMn
YI cupe grated PanMNn chMM
2 tM9POOft• .. " % teaapoon ground bl1ctc pepper
1 medium bay .... v. lb. apaghettl. coc*ed
I . Cook spaghetti In boUlng, sahed water
according to package directions until just
tender; drain.
2. In large saucepan, brown beef and
cook onion with bastl, thyme and garlic
In oil until tender. Stir In soup. tomat,..
paste, water, l/4 cup cheese. salt. pepper
and bay leaf. Cook over low heat 15 min·
utes: stir ~naUy.
3. Remove bey leaf from sauce. Com·
blne sauce with spaghetti. Pour Into 2-ql
shallow baking dish (12. )( 8-)( 2 "').
Sprinkle Wflh rerrntlnlng cheese. Bake at
3SO'F. for 25 minutes or unlll hot: sttr
before serving. Serve with additional Par-
mesan cheese.
Malcu about 8 cups; 4 to 6 servings
MEATBAU.S STROGANOFF : :-c:"'""' ...... onkln
4 '8lllupo1Me"""
2 a.,. tf9lfl bread cUbM
2 ... IPIDRfNlt
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1 lalllllPDDftMWllM
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1 l119POOft llquld DfHY a11M>n'"9
Ya cup eour crum
1. In large bowl, beat together onion.
eggs. milk, bread cubes, salt, pepper.
thyme and cloves.
2. Add meat and blend weU, using a laJge
spoon or your own weU -scrubbed hands.
3 . Shape into meat balls about the size of
.. walnut and roll in mixture of gravy
seasoning and wine.
4 , Place meatballs on shallow roasting
pan and bake in preheated 3750f. oven
for 15 minutes or until done.
5 . Place meatballs In casserole: cover
and keep warm.
6 . Pour bouillon Into roasting pan and
bring to boll on top of range, stirring to
loosen all browned bits. Reserve.
7 . In medium saucepan, melt butter. stir
In flour smoothly. Add reserved boulllon,
wine, salt, dill, pepper and gravy season-
ing. Heat to bolling, stirring constantly.
8 . Add sour er-earn and beat In with wire
whisk until thoroughly blended. Heat Just
to boUlng point: pour over meatballs.
Serve with hot buttered noodles or rice.
Makes 6 serulngs
Editor's Note: If you like, shape these
meatballs the size of an acorn: bake 10
minutes and use with SIToganoff sauce
for codct.a1• .
QUICKIE ALMOND TACOS ................
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'.4 tlllpootl 11 It
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1 teeapoon oreo•no, crvmbMd
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10 teco ahelt9
1 can (I ou.) teco uuc.
l . Saute almonds in oil In skillet. stimng
until light gold
2. Crumble beef Into skillet over al-
monds. Add onion. zucchini, chiles, salt,
pepper, oregano and thyme Cook. stir·
ring, unhl meat Is ce>oKed through
3. Spoon into taco shells, allowing 1/z
cup filling for e.ach one. Serve with addi·
tlonal almonds. grated cheese and heated
l.c?lco sauce. Makes 10 tacos
Quickle Almond Tacos -
Mlcrowa.e Own Pl'eparation
Crumble beef Into 2-qt. rectangular
Pyrex baking dish: Top with almonds.
Spnnkle with oil , salt. pepper, oregano
and thyme Layer onion, zucchini and
chiles on top. Cook,uncovered,in micro-
wave oven at high power for 4 minutes
Stir and cook 3 minutes longer. Serve in
taco shells as in conventional method
HERB AND WINE BURGERS
1 ... ground beef, pNfetlbfy y, lb.
gn>Und round Ind Y, lb. ground
chuck
2 tab!Mpoona red win•
1 t111poon ··" 1 tea1poon prepared muat1rd 6"9ql twlet• frMhty ground bladt
Y• f:':Oon tanagon lea ... v. tMlpocN'I cherril ......
'I• tNlpocN'I thyme 111"9
'/• tN9P0Gn ground .Uaplce
2 table1paona flMly chopped onion
or ahallota
2 teble1poon1 flnely chopped
pareley
1 lo1f lt1ll1n Med
4 ~aona butter or m1rg1rtn1,
1 Cloft galtlc, crvahed
1 cup redwtM
1 boullon cube, crvahed
Few twllta fNlhty Of'CM'nd blactc
2 f:':O an• butt• Of mergartne Cdap lettuce ......
Cheny tomatoee
1. Mbt ground beef lightly with 2 table·
spoons red wine, salt, mustard. pepper.
tarragon, chervil, thyme. allspice. onion
and parsley. Shape Into four oval-shaped
patties. about I ·Inch thick
2. Slice Italian bread in half, lengthwise .
Cut ~osswlse. making 4 double slices.
Combine butter and garlic; spread on cut
sides of bread.
3. In small saucepan. combine red wine.
bouillon, pepper: heat to bolling, stirring
to dis.solve bouillon. Swirl In butter until
mehed.
4. Broll patties about 5 minutes. 4 inches
from source of heat. Tum, broil about 3
minutes or until as done as you like.
Given times are for medium donene.ss.
5. After tumlng patties, toast garlic bread
et the aame time. Watch carefuDy so as
not to overl>rown .
6. Place patties on toasied garlic bread,
pourtng a little wine sauce over each. Top
with second slice of gerllc toast. Garnish
with lettuce leaves and chcny tomotoes.
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11.r Cildt• Samii II Dlngerous to Ycu Heehh.
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Pee< Oppenhehne<
C elebrities are just as eager t.? creat~ an
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Lome Greene of 1Vs Bottlutor Goloctica
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white wails. Bring In the frahnas of out-
side ~ery with a pale"9'ft'l shag car·
pet and a IC.atterlng of living plants. Select
r.ttan furniture fof an airy, outdoorsy
ledng. A large glaa k>p turns a rlttan
able Into a woridng ~. Plaalg I in
front of the windows provides light and
the garden v\ew Bonnie wanted, yet al-
lows her to work .,ug1y in front of the
fnpleoe In cooler months. A dotet Is spilt
to become three~ *>rage units,
each with Its own door. The bottom one
..ves to ttore wood for the fire .
¬e Nipply QOmbNs chnMM and
leather wtth brick and New Er9and
charm, blends memorabilia on the walls
and sheJva with selected witlqucs she
hunts for at auctions -such as the rock·
Ing hone In the comer. With things she
likes about her, th. room hat become a
.._rnent of her own penonality and he'
own very private worid .
When Lome Greene and his wife
Nancy looMd for a houM 14 years
ago. Nancy wanted one that had pe.-llkc
Capiz Jhell ~ fbdura. Boch lntlMd on
plenty of room to entetaln frimds. They
found such • p&ecc In MandcMle Can-yon. swrounded by n own aMI woods.
Pntal-: As ls.the cw for most peo·
pie, their ftnd W9t't perfect. It hed two
mlP' dAwbecks: there was no dining
room. and the Mng room w•. CllWI'·
nous ..,__ 40 feet '°"9 end 16 feet ~
with Ill\ .aoofnea contr-v to the quiet
combt ttMY IOUdd. , ....... : o.Mn 'the blond wood of
the ..a. to .-doM the room wtth faiencl~
llnell. It ~ 16 coalS of ....... bGoie
Heney .. llllllled wllh the ~ as1h
tone. TIMn. to cr9* • reluing ..... .
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DECORATING IDEAS
FROm THE STARS
How to attange what you have and
ho• to UM apace -latge 0t amall
II sits on Its specially mad4!. inegu1ar t>ase
-creating not only a usable center for
guests to gather around. but a focal point of
Interest with lmbedded ancient ~ life ex-
posed In Its polished surface.
Where to dine was solved by turning
one end of the huge room Into a dlnlng
room, separated physically by folding
screens and mentally by the library table
behind the couch and the high-backed,
carved dining chairs that were brought
back from The Ponderosa, Lorne's Ari-
zona ranch house named for his home In
his previous lV hit, Bononzo.
Ironically, the very thing that tnitially trig-
gered the Greenes' purchase of the house
the Caoiz shell fixtures -had to go. Lome
said, "'Even • you Ike ~. If It
doesn't flt Into the owrall feeling you want
and Is disruptive. *1mate Mr
S ewnteer\ years ago when ShSiey and
Pllt Boone ~ their Bewrty Hils
house, they needed one room which could
wlthstllnd the __. of their four iwfy
dau!#*n and coWd be adaped lo their
family's chansjng needs.
,...~•-: The den was loo smal. What
they needed was an inJorma1 place large
~ for the yomg*n lo play In, space
b the tamly's pool table, a dining table~
~ for ~ and friends, pk.ls a place
to sit and talt. liseen to music or Wllllch TV.
Solwtloa: The Boones converted their
back pofch. The roof was extended In a
hal·moon shape, and the ,... enclosed
with windows so that the room sdl seemed
part of the yard and the pool. wndow 9eatS
proWied plenty ol places lo * wllh lots ol
*>fage tpaoe benealh ~·
With an eye to the day when their
~would mlftY Pmy and [ildy
have) and there wouJd bl !J1I idchildNI I
{lildy has two youngiiers). a dk\lng table
was built lerge ~ to aocommodate 12
capMi 's chain. stwtey remembered how
her mother had to cut • table In two In order
to get I lnlo a oertM1 room. m she had her
table made In four pie-thaped wedges that
lntlrloc:k periecdy Into one oomplete unit.
She made a red leathcr-b>Wng vinyl caver
for I . An ownbied lazy susan kl the midcle
IOIYes the teMng problem. The table llfjlt
over the center II an old h:r.el*>I which
Silirtey bind, had sanr.lblrrt d and P*'t·
ed. The red lamp Is a n6 c:.-. the lound et
a 8ea m.Mt.
A "picnk her 1n the oomer bi; the kit-
chen door does double dury •a terVlrlg llid
and a p&ace tor ~ 9\8dcs.
An ~mate oomer was formed bi; laying
an area rug o ver the vinyl brick floor and
pladng two oouc:hes In &ont ol the ftreplacc
that was the Oltgtnal outdoor barbecue.
More built-In seats provide more handy
storage lpeCC.
"We wented an Arnertcan feeling In this
room." Sh"'9)1 llllkl. "without being
flamboyant about It. For ~. the
l cdlng II powds blue, the dching on the
whit• couches ls • ~ blue, and the
aa:ent ptec:a .. red. The rug II • l8ics I o1 red. wtitte and ~t bk.-rows o1 ~.
~ When I Otdend It, the rug man threw up
~ his Mndt .Kt ~ It IOUncMd awful. Bot
J the end r-..it Is IO MJdl MCf wcxb IO
wd, It II now pMt of the ~y's
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John Houseman as
the intimidating pro·
lessor Kingsfield o/
The Paper Chase
with his awestruck
first·veor low student.
Jomes Stephens
plavs the student
who seems to bum-
ble his wav Into each
episode, vet some·
how alwovs manages
to regain his self·
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AmR 40 YEARS IN SHOW BIZ,
JOHN HOUSEmAN HAS
AN OSCAR AND A HIT TV SHOW
8y Suz9 Katt.I
F riends from the old days call him Jack.
Others. who met him ahe:r 1930. caJI
him John. But most people caD him Mr.
Houseman. And that's how he ~ it.
He likes It even better If you stammer a bit
or have trouble wtth direct eye contact
because you are slightfy lnllmkfated or
even a bit afraid.
At the age of 76, John Houseman has
become what he has always wanted to
be: a venerated old gentleman of the
theater who Is famous and frightening,
God-like In his wisdom and power, awe-
Inspiring to the talented and awe-ful to
the untalented. And he loves lt.
Cunently s&arring In the CBS alevision
series The Papa a.a.. as Professor
Klngs6eld. Houseman la cleani having
the time ol his Ille aa he commutes from
the set at 20th <Anb.uy·Fox, where he Is
rapectfuly caled Mr. Houteman even
by the ctnctor and producer, to his ol6ce
at the UntwnMy of Southern Callforna.
where he Is respecduly and dutifully call·
ed Mr. Hou.eman, to his home In MaabtJ
Colony, where ~ ... Bmbn
Slretland and Nell C>Aamond rapectfuly
and poltely cal him Mr. Houseman and
only his wtfe Joen -and perhaps their
tabby cat CMnge -can him John.
He II being paid moN money now
than ever before In h9 th.trtc:aJ carwr
(he .-ns about $15,000 M ..--for
TPw Poper 0-.). And reeJ ataa that
ldS ~ In the 1940's hat appreclMed
~to mllke hkn w.llhy-or. men·
llCCUnllely, tlU .........
HoutetMn'1 Ill. N9ds Ike a novel.
wtdi the unllkdi c:ondu*>n M In hit
.... ,,... ... wtnl .... o.c. • M\ ector
and con.-to Holvwood • a star.
8om"' Buchlnill. lin 1902, the.._.
mm '°" ol a Jtwtlt\ SPln mmct...nf and
a W...._btllh ~ II* P8f9* ftMly
married when he was five), Houseman
was known as Jacques Haussmann. a
child who spent his first two birthdays on
board the famed Orient Express. Sent off
to England for a propeT education. Fat
Jack (as his playmates referred to him)
lived a double life: as a lonely English
public schooboy during the term and as a
bon vl1J011t flirting with life among the
European elite on holiday with his famlJy.
He spoke four languages by the time he
was seven and won a scholarship to Trtnl·
ty College In Cambridge to read modem
languages when he was 18.
It was decided that young Haussmann
would spend the months before beQln·
nlng at Trinity In Argentina so he could
learn Spanish (languages wa'e slill his
passlort) and see a bit of the worid before
returning to the Ivy <:overed serenity of
Cambridge. Two years later he was slill In
Argentina. "There I was. the prize schatar
who had become a gaucho In the Argen·
tine." Houseman. more or less penniless
9ince hls father's death a few yors be·
fore, st1lyed on as the guest of a friend of -
his father's and, after spending some time
as a dandy. imrnmed htrntelf In the
~ and then wain bwiness, return·
Ing to Engtand In 1922 to WOttt In an In·
ternadonal !Pin brokerage firm.
It was back In England that he b9n to
spend his ..,... time writing and turned
more and men to a childhood low, the
theater. And II was then that he dew!·
oped his second name, John Hou•man.
to g0 ~ his second flmtlty .. an
~-He mov-1 '° the..U.S. In
1924 • • wheeJer-deeler In the !Pin
~. And though he wanted out. It
tock the Oepaaion to wipe him out and ct-. h9 .. forew:r.
"TheN I Ml, broh. 11t 29," he re-
rwnben, "flnall./ t-9ng a c:hanc» to do
whllC I ~ Wlf\l9d to do. I ww"9d to
wrtea ~In New Yodt Clly, but the only
w.y I kivw how to mlM my Mng In the '*--..... translator end adlipelr."
Mom $20,000, ~·.1ncome..,.,..
rMtld to $1,000 ... , eoon dllcowled you
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HOUSEffiAN
ate, slept, made love JUst as well on
$1,000 a year as on $20,000." And so
Houseman and first wife, Zita J ohann, an
actress, survived the Depression.
Jn 1934 Houseman met composer Vir·
gil Thomson at a cocktail party and short·
ly thereafter found himself directing
Thomson's and Gertrude Stein's opera
Four Saints In Three Acts. His career was
made, he was a name In theater.
For his next project, Houseman re·
crulted a 19-year-old actor he had seen in
Romeo and Juliet, named Orson Welles,
who had played a neat Tybalt. 'This
strange young man was phenomenal."
recalls Houseman, who went on to
collaborate With Welles In several theatrl·
cal ventures over a period of many years.
Most memorable among them was the
War of the Worlds broadcast of the Mer·
cury Theatre (the theater and radio pro·
gram were both begun by the Houseman·
Welles team).
"We didn't think It was a particularly
good broadcast," says Houseman. stress-
ing the word "good," making you under·
stand that good Is not enough for him: he
expects perfeci. "We would have chang-
ed It to something else if we had had
another script or more tlme to write one."
The 1937 broadcast of the Invasion
Aa Qft ... ..,.!I" gHtl••a.n
"-'• aiow.d down. He OftfJI
hat ... ,.. ful~tlM jobl.
from outer space sent people to the
streets and )ammed telephone -and
network -hnes as panic broke out all
over the countJy. In the hours Im·
mediately after the broadcast, the
bewiJdered and understandably upset
Houseman and Welles actually thought
they might be accountable for the hun-
dreds of deaths and the ruination of pro-
perty that was being reported. As It was,
the death and damages were hyperbole
and no charges were ewt filed. Instead,
the Mercury Theatre went quletJy broke
and Welles and Houseman became even
more famout.
After cou.borallng on the film scrtpt of
WeDes' CllUen Kane, Houseman moved
to Hollywood as a wriwr and bought his
first of sewral homes In the exclusive
Malibu Colony. where real-estate values
have doubled every 10 years since, and
the prtce of a beachslde shade Is now
$500,000. (Having just sold their most
recent Cofony home, Houseman and M ·
cond wtle Joan Courtney are cuTTently
renting a rustic cottage on tM we'8r for
men th.n SS,000 a month.)
He became a producer and director of
Hollywood movta • wd as theatncal
perlonnanca aB over the country MKI
teckled MWral teaching and lecturtng
~· Houteman hill taught drama at v .... 1 TM UnMnlty ol Callfornle et
Loe Angelet Md lhe Unlwnfty ol ~
IO\nt et K.... C11y. Hf hie Qc> wrtnen
for numerous naaonal publk:attont.
But now th et tt.' • an "elderly
~ ... he'a alowed down. He only
has three full-time jobs.
Besides working three days a week tap·
Ing The Poper Chase, Houseman Ml~s
an office at Fox so he can study the
show's scripts and contribute to the
creative Input of the show. He is, after aU,
Its star, and without his presence the spin·
off could never work. Houseman ls also
writing a book, a sequel to his memoirs,
Run Through, published In 1972 that
details his life from the Orient Express to
1942. The new book. so far untitled and
fondly called Continued, will be publish·
ed this fall.
Houseman also takes on other acting
assignments. Having come to acting so
late in his theatrical life (the movie role as
Professor Klnsfleld was his first rMjor
role), he now takes parts In movies. "I
certainly don't want to be typecast. and of
course there Is a tendency to do that. but
whenever I have the opportunity to do
something else, I take It."
Playing himself Is more or less what
Houseman does In his role as Kingsfield.
"This Is a moot point," says Houseman.
"Of course I'm not Professor Klngsfleld. I
just act like him. It Is possible that my
behavior when I teach is something like
his. I am an old gentJeman, and I sup-
pose I do scare the students."
But in real life , Houseman Is not pur-
posefully Kingsfield. He never puts on a
Klngsfield demeanor just to Intimidate
someone. If he scares you. he says It's by
accident. When acting, Houseman has a
tendency to punctuate his sentences with
movements of his chin -a habit he does
not cany through to his natural converse·
lions. Yet, his unrehearsed and non·
choreographed speeches and move·
ments resemble the professor's uncanni-
ly He really does use words bke ef-
frontery and pol/Id, and when forced to
use a word of slang, apologizes whUe he
screws up his face and says disdainfully,
"You'll excuse the expression."
Houseman, by the way, has no legal
training or background for the part of the
contract law profeswr and admits to be-
ing in court only once In his life -for a
speeding violation during World War II,
"when they wanted to send you to jaU for
burning up a bit too much rubber on your
tires." He was "condemned" to three
days In jail and paroled.
And while he llked to drive fast In his
youth. Houseman now claims to have
become "very staid." He gave up driving
a VW only recently and has switched to a
sleek new silver Oetrolter that he finds
~e "restful" to drive. And when he's
too tired to drive, his 21-year·old
"gofer" takes the wheel to let the boss cat·
nap. The gofer's other Job Is to
coach Houseman on h1' bnea while they
drive the hour-long commute from Mal·
lbu to the studio and the other hour from
the studio to the USC campus In down·
town Los Angeles.
. Houaman riles at 5:30 each morning
(he sleeps In pajama tops only) and eats
toasted gluten bread (flown In from the
East Coaat by friend" -It's not sold In
Callfomla) wtth mikmalade and an over•
lizild cup ol coif" or tea. He begins a
day that will lnClude work on mo1t of his
many projecb, With auch a heavy tehed·
u .. Houseman llMs k> NIN--~ and
utualy goes lo aleep at 9:00 p.m. Just
efttr watching The Popa 0.0..
"I IUJ>POM th.t'a jult venlty." he admits
wfftl a llgta. 1'111
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T he ""'°'d stress crops up so often "'
conversation that not many of us re-
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years ago. The unknown young scientist
who coined the term was Or. Hans Selye,
who used It to describe how our bodies re-
spond to a8 the ups and downs of daily life
Sinoe then. the Hungarian-born Or. Selye
has become the renowned head of the ln-
temalional lnslitute of Stress Research at the
University of Montreal. and scientists all
owr the worid are busy exploring how
stress affects our Ives.
Possibly the most important thing that
they've discovered ls that stTess ls a good
thing -even necessary for our weU-
belng. ~unfortunately. there's much con-
fusion about what wess actually is.'' says
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to any demand piaced on it. whether
pleasant or not. Sitting In a dentlSt's chair
Is stressful. but so is exchanging a pas·
sionale kiss with a lover -aftet all. yow
tweathing quickens. your heartbeat soars.
And yet who In the world would forgo
such a p&easwable pastime simply be-
cause of the stress involved? Our aim
shouldn't be to avotd stress completely
but to learn how to recogni:le our own re-
sponse 10 stress and tMn 10 try to live ow
lves acc.c>fdingiy."
What should you do If you find your·
self suffering from too much stress? The
traditional antidotes are taking tranquil·
lzieTs Of drinking something alcoholic. but
neither wori<s for long and each has side
effects: also. most stress experts are skep-
tical about the value of the new ~~
pills" appearing on the market. Even
much-publicized transcendental medi-
tation SiMms to he.Ip some people but not
others and, according to some experts,
may even be unwise for a few tndivlduals.
'1'here in actuaDy people who suffer
from too lirtJe was. who need more ac -
ttvtv in their aves. -says 5e1ye.
OM way to oope with stras. research-
ers In England have found. Is to uercise
regulldy. The bat cxe:rdses. lnvesdgators
report. se wmmmfng, bicyding and a
W'fY !Pdual program of cal.bth4mlcs.
But mollt expetb feet there's an equaly
tmportant way of hancfllng stras, OM
that Involves taking e different attitude
toward the events that happen In your
life. Attitude, after aU , determines how
we perceive any experience. and adopt-
ing the right one can convtrt a negative
stt«• Into a positive one -e "eustress."
"For..-mpk." says Dr. S.lye, "I doubc If
anyone. 9WJ' a penon Wlh • naturaly hVf\...,.._ threthoki. could eMUN my
~ IChedule unlea he took asf~
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o nly the pleasant days. I 6nd rve learned
10 quickly forget unpleasant incidents and
not to cany a ~ for long,· he says.
• Afu!:r aB, we have only a limited capital of
energy to resist stress, and I would be silly
to waste ii on poindess anger. or haired.~
Or Selye disagrees With those who say
we suffer more stress than our ancestors.
our era is no more an "age of anxiety~
than any other in human histmy, he says.
But he does believe that one type of so-
cial st:ress hos increased In our time: the
loss of goals. a kind of spiritual sickness
that he feels has become an epidemic.
particularfy among the young, and large-
ly accounts for the rising tncidence of vlo·
lence, alcoholism and drugs around the
world . The researcher first began to con-
sider the problem when he noticed Its ef.
feet on his children and their friends.
They seemed to be purposelessly drifting.
unsure of what to do with themselves or
their lives -a 5'tuetlon he calls one of the
most. stressful Imaginable.
P ar1fi; to help them. he devtsed a
-req,e" for handing stres5.
• Arst, seek your own stress level. De-
cide whether youje a turtle or racehone.
and don't be ashamed to lrve your life ac-
COfdingly. If ifs genuinely your naluN to
pursue high-stress actMties. for example,
continue with them: you probably thrive
on them.
•Choose your goals and make sure
that they're really your own and not foist·
ed on you by overhe.lpful teachers or par-
ents. For eump&e. Sefye points oot. he
truly wanted to be a scientist; otherwise
he ·s sure he would have succumbed to
the pressures of hts worit. ·rve seen too
many cases o( doctors who really wanted
to be mU5icillns or oftlce derks who realy
wmlled to be plurrben or cmpenters not
to realze how much 5D'ess Is involved in
trying to Ive out choices odlers hew
made for you: he says.
•Thirdly and most lmpor1antly. 5etye
advfses patienrs to adop4 a new code of
behavior: to look out for them.selves by
being necessary lo others. "I've always
advised people not to WOJTY so much
about sav\ng money or dlmbing the next
rung on the career ladder." he says.
.. Much more Importantly. they should
work at making sure they're useful by ac·
qulrlng as much competence In their
chosen fields as they can -' their ultimate
protection no matter what the future
holds In stoTe and something that wlll
protect them from the worst of ell modem
$Odal .5tre:lle$, putp<>Sekwness."
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ARMOUR'S ARMOURY
ST ARTU NG ST ART
At parties we are punctuol.
On time for-us is par.
"Are we first?" we ask our host.
No need to ask -we ore.
In fact che host Is buttoning
His shirt at such on hour.
The hostess Is nowhere In
sight -
Perhops shes in the shower.
"You said to come ot six." we
soy,
It 's six right on the dot.
But did they count on guests so
prompt?
Well, obviously not.
-Richard Armour
Realizing that an elderly patient
had waited a long time to see
him. the doctor apologlzed.
"Well," came the good-na·
tured response. "I didn't mind
waiting, but I did think you'd
want to treat my aliment in its
earlier stages."
-Lone Olinghouse
The minister discovered at the
losl minute that he hod not in·
vited o little old lady member of
the church to his garden party
and phoned her to ask her to
come out.
"It's too late ," she Informed
him. "/'ue already prayed for
roir.. ·· -Conrod Fiorello
THE STING
A farmer was sentenced to jail
for 60 days at the beginning of
the planting season. Yet his en·
tire income depended on his
potato crop. His wife sent a
note lo him in prison, saying.
"Do you expect me to dig up
the field and plant the potatoes au by myself?"
The farmer sent an immedi-
ate reply: "Whatever you do,
don't dig up the fleld That's
where the money Is hidden "
A week later his wife wrote
back. "Somebody must be
reading your mail. Some men
came by and dug up the whole
field. What do I do now?"
~Plant the potatoes," was the
reply. -Martin Rogawoy
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THROUGH A CHUD'S
EVES
One day my 3-year-old wu
putting on her clothes.
which happened to be all
red. A. she was doing so,
she real.Lied there was 1l9-
nl8cance In the fact they
were .all the same color
and excitedly exclaimed,
'"Mommy. I'm a.actJy alike
all myself."
Conni McOure
Ken~ha, wi..
PEOPLE QUIZ/ S, John E. Glbaon
WHAT ffiAKES A GOOD PARENT?
TRUE OR FALSE?
1. The more time you spend
with your children, the greater
the assurance that they'll grow
up to be happy and emotionally
well adjusted.
2. Children who set fires tend
to have an unsatisfactory rela-
tionship with their fathers.
3. The things a parent buys for
his child are Influenced to a
large extent by what the child
sees on TV.
4. The most common reason
gfverl by people for not wanting
to have children Is that the Idea
of assuming the respoosiblUty of
parenthood frightens them -
they're afraid they can't~·
ANSWERS
1. FolM. You can spend all the
time In ~world with your c:hlkl
and sdlJ not have It pay off In
terms of the child's wtll-betng
and a happily adJustad penon·
aJlty. What counts Is how weU
you are able to ffllalit to lhe ~
child. how welt you can empa·
thlle. and how cloee • relation· th1> you aMllth. A new study
competed by a Mam of Unkitr·
stty of Mlchlgln ,.....rchm
provides further evidence that
"It's not the amount. but the
quality of time spent with the
parent that counts most In the
child's social development."
2, True. Boston University's
School of Education research
conftrmed this In studies that re·
vealed a definite tNnd among
ftre·setting children toward "In·
created negative pamnal per-
ceptions," and the tendency to
regard their fathers as hostile
figures, hard to relate to.
S. True . A study by Investiga-
tors from the University of
Texas and Trinity University
(Texas) fouoo that what chU·
dren see on 1V Influences
parental b\iytng. Even though
parents may object to the pre·
mlums offered to their children,
they a,. vulnerable to their ap-
peal. It was found that "the
greatest likelihood of pa.renia
buy1t19 (of tomething ~ c:hUd
•for) was repo"9d when the
chlJd 1eaw It on tf\cvWon' or ft•
quated th• prke·premlum.
'Saw It on talevllkJn' was d•·
-=rhd N an ~l usually
combtMd with moN tnfonM.
don, IUCh .. the child'• dacrip>
tlon of use, etc.. and gave
greater credibility to the other·
wise trite appeal."
4. Fa~. A team of specialists
from the University of
Michigan's institute for Social
Research Interviewed a cross
section of marrted women and
their husbands to learn more
about the psychological reasons
for wanting or pot wanting to
have children. The most com·
mon reason for not wanting
children was the /fnonclO/ bur·
den -the cost of bringing them
up. And most of the couples
surveyed felt that the most ex·
pensive thing about children
was the costs of clothing. food
and education. Frequently
mentioned as a dlsodvan~ of
having children was the loa of
freedom ..soctated with the
raltlng of a family. On the other
1\and, the oouantogU of having
children rnott fNquently men-
tioned wcr. "lo11e •nd affection
and the feeling of being a "faml·
ly:'' "stimulation and fun:"
"children bring hvcllnaf Into
your Ide:" and "having tofM·
OM .. to cany on aftiar ll:J
you.
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TRIPUCKA
the lr1sh as well as to the all-Midwest
Regional team In the opening rounds of
the NCAA. Former Marquette coach Al
McGuire called him ··one of the three best
freshman players I've ever seen."
Such encomiums didn't cut much ice
back ho me In Essex Falls, N.J. The Tri -
puckas know a thing or two about keeping
any single head from swelling out of kiher.
Kelly's father, a husky. good-humo red
president of a beer distribution firm. disap-
proved on principle. "I still don't like the
idea of freshmen playing varsity ball," he
said at his home last spring. "Ifs a case of
too much, too soon. Fommaiejy. Kelly had
the ability and matwty to cope with ii."
That maturity was bred Into Kelly early.
As the sixth of seven children \n as com -
bative a family as the nation has produced
since the Kennedy clan, KeDy quickly
learned he had to butt heads with the big
boys or butt out. Just tak.e a look at the
family credentials: Tracy set the all-time
scoring recOfd at Lafayette, and Todd was
not far behind: Mark, the only football
player in the bunch, quazterbacked at the
University of Massachusetts: T .K. (Thno-
thy) starred on the Fordham cour1 la.st
year, and Chris Is now a starting forward at
Wes.. Eaex High.
"E veryone picked on KeUy," Todd re·
cals. "He was the littlest and had to
take everything we gave him." Just ima·
gine the level of compefjtion on the drive-
way court behind that house. Fortunately.
Frank was an arbiter worthy of his
chlldnm 's steel. "k would start casually
enough," he remembers. "You know,
'You fouled me,' 'No I didn't,' 'Yes, you
did,' that sort of thing. I had to go out
there with a sttck and break things up."
Sitting In the Notre Dame gym before
the 'final practice In preparation for last
December's critlcal game against UCLA.
Keay, now a settled sophomore, laughs ai
the memofY. '1 used to cry a k>t." he con-
fesses. "But there's no doubt It helped me
deveJop fastw ...
No doubt. Before he was a 9QPhomore
at Bloomfleld Township High (attended by
his father and older brothers and sister) he
WM outshining his blathers in the tough,
predominantly black summer league in
East Orange, N.J. At Bloomfield High he
mad• Al·Amerbn twice In basbtbell,
starred in soccer and set school records
for the high Jump and javelin th.row.
Coleg8 coaches '8y In wait for him In
bushes. like Nately's concubine In
Cotch-22. Trtpucka pee dearly wanted a t
leas! one son to go 10 Notte Dame
(Heather, Tracy's twin, attended St.
Mary's, Notre Dame's sister school), but
wisely stayed out of The Chase Kelly
made up his own mind and never regret·
ted it for a moment. A friendly, outgoing
youngster, highly popular with school·
mates on and off the court, he found none
of the problems that often accompany a
legend's son onto a big-league c.ampus -
especially Notre Dame.
~It's been great," he says. "Because I
was better known than most incoming stu·
dents, it gave me a chance to meet a lot of
people. I think I've reacted to the limelight
wel -after all , I went through It on a
smaller scale In high school. Frankly.
waa:hing my brothers helped me a lot. The
bick is nOt lo wony about 11. Tell you the
truth, it's kinda nice being In the limelight."
You might Infer, correctly. that Kelly,
who will be 20 this mooth, is something of
an urban<UJed ham -another family
trail. Before last year's Fordham game In
New York City -where Tracy was coach-
ing and T.K. playing -KeUy received a
note from his brother, the coach. It read:
"Dear best freshman basketball player in
the country: I hope you don't feel too bad
when we beat you In two weeks." Ford-
ham had no hope of that. but the family In
the grandstand was treated to some highly
unserious high )Inks when Kelly and T.K.
scrapped for loose balls on the court.
The family also was there for the deadly
serious NCAA semi-final game against
Duke In March 1978, which the Irish lost
90-88 in the final seconds.
Kelly took that loss in admirable, walt-
tll-next-year stride. Sure enough, he's
matured quickly as a soft -shooting. hard-
rebound\ng forward. Two days after I left
him he k!ad his team to a sweet 81-78 vie·
tory againsf UCLA before a seUout crowd
\n Los Angeles' Pauley Pavilion.
KeUy 's immediate goal, naturally, ts to be
part of the fna Nocre Dame NCAA baslcet·
ball championship. He's much more liable
to ga81 that than the coveted family slngle-
game 9COring tide. That is heKI by Heather.
who once scored 57 points in a giM1le ill St.
Mary's. f'9ll
But he11 try for that, too. ~
Motlc Goodmon Is o /rcc·/oncc wrffCT 111110 la
nearing the compl•J:::,: ':j o book about tllc
legendary Princeton Mor, Hobey Sobt.
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Generation Gap?
Many young people believe their par·
ents are significantly more conservative
than they realty are says a six-year study
by a University of Oklahoma sociologist.
In guessing their parents' views on sub-
jects ranging from welfare to marijuana,
the young people exaggerated their
parents' conservatism on seven out of
nine issues. On some issues, in fact, the
parents' views were only slightly more
traditional than their chUdren's says the
study's director, Alan Acock.
Acock observes that the young people
also assumed -incorrectly -that their
parents would agree on most subjects.
"W' actually found a surprising amount
of independence," he says.
After comparing the parents' attitudes
with those of their children, Acock says ·
he discovered that the mother's views
were a better predictor of the youngsters'
attitudes in areas such as politics and eco-
nomics, whUe the father tended to be
more influential In areas like religion -
just the opposite of what had previously
been believed.
Psychology Goes
To The Dogs
Just about everyone's heard of the
human potential movement. But are you
ready for the Canine Potential Move·
ment?
h all started with a California physical
therapist. Robert Pritchard, who treats his
patients with a deep-pressure massage
called Rolfing. Apparently some of his cli-
ents were so pleased with the treatments
that tMy wanted their pats to get In on
the act, and Pritchard ~dy agreed to
Include dogs In his practice.
Not only doa Rolfing do wonders for
dogs who've been Injured or dlseated,
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Are In-Laws Really Oudaws?
~In-laws can be one of the greatest
blessings -or one of the greatest curses
-any marriage has." says Dr. Joseph S .
Rowland. a University of Alabama expert
on famUy life. "Take mothers-in-law. for
example. They are probably the mo5I joked
about member of the American famUy,
but there Is little evidence that they can
ruin a marriage."
Rowland says that In-law differences
most often tend to arise between the wife
and her husband's mother, so If the cou-
ple must hve with parents, It's better to
move Into her home rather than hls.
There tend to be three periods of great·
est In -law problems, Rowland says: just
before or after the couple marries, when
the couple's first child arrives and when
Pritchard c.lalms, but he's discovered that
dogs are "much easier patients" than
humans. That's because Rolflng can be
rather palnful and Pritchard says dogs
seem to accept pain as a part of life,
unlike humans, who try to avoid It.
The pooches' patience Is not wkhout Its
rewards. however -Pritchard charges
only $30 for a dog seMlon Instead of the
$40 fee for humans. He also says the
dogs get off cheaper In the long run be-
cau. they don't need as many trulnleflts.
Shopping-Center
Scholars
Next time you run down to the local
shopping center, how about plckJng up a
'few college credits? That's }ult what In·
dlana residents are dotng as part of a new
''Learn and Shop" prawam beg\in by In·
dlana Unlverstty at four lndlanapolls
shopping c~ters~
''We found that there were a large
number of peot* who couldi,'t come to
the couple's parents have to be looked
aher. "Many parents can keep their hands
off a marriage. but they can't stand to see
their grandchildren raised wrong -that
Is, differently from the way they would
have done It," he says.
Many problemsbetween In-laws could
be prevented lf everyone entered the
relationship wkh a positlve attitude, Row-
land believes. "It's been said," he ob-
serves, "that If people treated their In·
laws half as well as they do the average
per$0n on the street. there would be far
fewer problems."
And for those who are still doubting
Thomases, Rowland says that some peo-
ple eventually become closer to their in·
laws than their own parents!
campus." says Kenneth Beckly. a univer·
slty spokesman.
Through Its division of continuing stud·
les and Weekend College, the university
Is offering shoppers a choke of 26 credit
coWMS. If Interest ls sufficient, Beckly
says, stud~ts may eventually be able to
am an un~eduate degree without
letting foot on campus. And talk about
one-tlop shopping -the students may
eyen regl9ter and buy their books at the
lnlb'Uetlon Ila.
Ufestyles
Telm9'on: Women and minorities
may have come a long way in the last
few years -but not on television,
says the United States Civil Rights
Commission. The commission recent·
ly charged that minorities and women
continue to be cast on television In
stereotyped ways and that they are
underemployed in the television in ·
dustry. For example, the commission
reports that women comprised only
27. 7 percent of the prime time dra·
matlc characters. And among the 10
roles they most commonly played,
none was a well-paying professional
or managerial occupation.
f ood. This year Americans will
spend as much on eating and drinking
away from home as last year's United
States military budget predicts the Na-
tional Restawant Association. This
whopping tab of $105 billion. an in·
crease of 9 .8 percent from the amount
spent last year. breaks down to nearly
S 1.850 for ihe average family of four.
Surprisingly, only a third will be spent
at fast-food restaurants
Medicine: The dramatic decline in
the number of tonsillectomies in the
United States has resulted in an over-
supply of thr~t surgeons says the
Harvard Medical School. As the per
capita rate of tonsillectomies decUned
44% between 1968-1975, both the
workload and Income of ear, nose and
thr~t specialists have been reduced.
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HANDIOMI IAfEOUAAD FOR YOUR
MONIYI Keep It In a Monogrammed
Money Belt-now In e1 ... 1e 1 V." width
or new bold 1 .. " width! Both genuine
IHther to apartt hit attll9 while secret
zipper pocket holcle currency! 2 or 3 en·
gra¥9d Initial•; brown with golden buckle
or bleek With allvertone buckle. ltllle
Ille (It to 44); lnllele I color.
0 ....... 110MJ lleh (P-48541) .. SUI
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ADDAllll Here·• 1000 gummed label•
Wl1tl YoUr Mme I full eddreu. Juat w.t I
atlck. For all atatlonery, booka, eheeka,
record•. White with aharp black prtnt. "9ollJ --. ..._ I zip (I llMe).
DllpenMr llOrM labelt I d19PenM9 them
one-et+tilM. Bright dMy motlf; 3~".
0 1000 ........ (0-89235) ......... t):q
0 LAMt Dt1111mM (359115) .••.•• ··~
......,.... YOUR COMB
... • ct.11n1 ........ ......... ...... s pretty u.r.
lhow on a whole co11ect1on
of ye>Ur favortte fl9urlnee,
photoe, plant., curiae, .. c.
Perteet to apark • twlnf.to.
dlcorat• corner • .Crafted with
Mtlenllc Ellly AIMflolfl
flair, It twit grac.fvl turned
~ dMden & ~;
mellow honer-mlple flnleh. ,,,. ....... MeCll hanging l'tnl9-o c.-...
(11141) .............. ...
LACY OL.Me .. u. • A "WIDOINQ RING" Pl.AQUI
•MICIJNG l'IRCH fOlt A -• UIGRAYID wlll ...... , CllYITAL IWUlltDI Dell-oww ,_ A ....... _..,
cat• thrud1 of epun 01111 Trldlllonal praying hand•
are alllttfulty looped lntO 1 111nd •bove 2 1l1ndlr, Inter·
orec:eful 111111 bell ahepe ttwit lwlnlno b1nd1 & cuatom·
could bl atrelght from fllry-1norlY9d neme plllt-•11 In
ltndl Atop the frothy hMdl1, luatroue allvertone m1t11.
•tiny lewel of• blutblfd foY· "~"' herdwood ov11 Pt1que
owty aprffdl dllic.ety-• ha rtc:h wllnut flnllh-hlllOI
tinted wlnge. A meet1rpleoe from altvery ring to dlepley
of Ollllblo'ftr'• '" to catch on MY Wllll Perfect gift I
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rT PIT8 IYDYllOO" Plucky lime
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... ........ ..... not '""' pefClt. "" '*'"'9Yt .... ...., .... lkM g1td1 dofl't crtllcln-u.y
..,.,.. ..... Oftfy trytngt Owtlltl
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llAR .llWILRY cherma the
"little girt" In 111 of ual A WM
.... t1ll-tec:h cuddly cub la
coverld with plu1h nockliig.
One awlnga gelly on gleamy
19"' golqtone ch1ln. Another
trollca atop 1 ahlny atlckpln.
Precloua pllr dengle from
d1lnty elrrlnga {12K gold·
Riied Wll'M). Lovtble glftll O T .. .......,: ......... ( ... ) ...... , ..
"°"""(11172) ...... t1M
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LIGHTWEIGHT
portable fan
MTTDY O,ERATID
U... No EectrtcltJI
No Cordi No OulMCI
Beat the heat thla
eummer with 1 Porta-fin •.•
the mlnl11tur1, llghtwelght l1n
with amazing po-rl T1ke II wherever
you oo--from kitchen to bedroom-cir, office, motel
room. Eally ldJu1t1 to 1ny 1ngl-to 11nd 1 now of
1'91reahlng 1lr ••ectly where you w1nt ill Like hevlng
your own mount1ln brMzt-11 your cell lat 1n111nt cooling comfort .
No wlr11 to tengle or trip over-rune quietly on betterlla 1v1H1ble
enywtiere. Hl-lmpect pl18tlc; aetety blldl. 9" hi •
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,NIT THINK! THa THRIU. Of' "1" CEVING A GWfT JAM-f'ACKID
A190"111INT Of ho\IMWam,
• glftS gadltla, toy9, glOI, plUI mucfi much lftOl'tt All e\ I~ ................. ~ .. ,..
ewrythlng la ........ t~ .............. one-a+.._..
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WHITIN IMICOLOMD TILE
QROUT_., lllNUTl!ll-& give
the whole bathroom • IC)af·
kllng MW look! Eaay~n Tlllne
Whlener gtwn old dlacolored
grout a apanlclng ci.an coat In
one mt appllcatlonl Foolproof
llPPl!cator flows on Pf'KIM
..._ Enda ectUbblngl Non-
ywlloWlng. 4 OL bottle does 2
.,. baths.
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(53788) •..••.••.•.••.• SI.II
"T~e. ••••"-FAaULOUS
com/llAllMTTE CMATU
II aEAUTY PAllLA>f' HAIR·
STYLD ' ' S,I llMIOIM •.. g'-oroua "Nlon petiect'' ..,,_
-ACI I aYCllUI &am ........... ..,...._.
llAllYIL llAT aTOP9 DIRT AT
THE DOOIH M-.gnetic-llke tie-
tlon captunlS & holds dirt, dust,
grtt & anow-belont they eel\
llOll cari-ta & tloora. Penu-
nently treated to keep lta dlrt-
(nipping po1111er .fhru endlw
waahings & amudgy lootprintal
Beweled safety edgM. Non-
eldd, non-.tl«"genlc & mlldew-
PfOOf. M.se of cuehiony ..,_
1g9 ..,...,.., with loot! & r..t of
Cllf'P9t. Weehable. Big 24"119"'. o ..,... ... c21ecm .. M.11
Mbo 111cn.llc OWi .......,. ....-a auPPORTa REPUCE
MD &.ATSI Why P'1t up with
btoMn, aqu9My .iata; mid·
night crMhel to lloorl Our tt .. I
eupporta allmlnat• bed elata.
Hold up to 1.000 it.. Installs
Mitty, penMMntly; )ult hook
Oii« elcle rlli6a. Av.....,._ tor
~ lfWMI (up '° 1• thlcic) or
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doe • home/ 8'mpty cllp '"The .._ .. Into heir & IWlr1 Into a
French twlat; rom.,.dc aim; a long, tlowlng ,..._20 or
lftOf'9 ~Ing. In-
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dfytng. 8'oclla, too. Aeeu4•.
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llOft He.AYBT PUMn'URI, ·-~ APPLWICD l!PPOR11.BM.Y
with One-Touch Ofldera. Enda
lllnsggllng to ,..,, ... ~
lure; clean b9Nnd ...... bedl,
""'~ elc. ...... In-~ topa ltiett to
.... of tumltuN or COSMr1 of
appQancee. Nlctc.I oo-.d bot·
--... emoo4Ny °"' ~pet, llnoteuftl, wood. 2" diem.
00.-T ..... ...,_
(Oo4alD) ............ ~
ftOM A -\ICll POlt ti CMI I WB.Y •••
In ...... ol ...... ftlwd-radla ...... _..y dWI
wrtol"'• ...._It~~ -room In ~ callinelaf s lec:dona hokl •Mee tor
12 (12 ptwcwal: 21""' • 1ffa•. ·~·. 2...ctlon racll. 12"' a r • 11'"'. holda l9f'llce tor I (40
ptwcwal. Y'.ft)'i 4~ .......... o-·--..,.. "" 11 (4llOO) ............ ·-·-.... .
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YUi YOU ARE IN THI! MIDDLE OF AN EXCITING MYSTERY!
'l Flf"ll IM,. 11 1M MYSTERY OF THE MONEY
end wti.!Mr )'OU Wiii be ,.cehlln Ille '50.000. Then Ille,. 11 the MYSTERY 0 1J.i PACKAGE wlllcll Ille poell!len wtll dlllwr to )'OUr ci-
If )'OUr or!Mr 11 for sr or mo,.. 8ol¥e both • m.-t•rl•• by ectlno todeyl IMPORTANT: To ,_,¥9 your MYSTERY 01n be 141,. to chick •
IM 11PKlll bo11 on the or!Mr lonn ti.tow.
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' 8UPIA IOND • IO ITitOttG, A DltOfl H0U>e A TONI MakM "lmpoealble" ....,.,,., Sino••
component edtlMM cemenu
IMtel, 01 ... cer111nlc, rvt>t>er,
Pl•tlc. No mlxlno-IPt>IY right
from tubel s.te In 1 mlnutel Holde tight ewn under 5,000
lbs. pull P9f eq. In. 132 bonct..
~1~.~ •• tl:tt_Now... ~
ITIP ONTO AllAZl.,0 AQUA-MAT-A put a.
8
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...., loonl Met DOM wherewr you ltend "all _.,---11\ front of elnk, counter, crib, wortt-I
benctll ~ poc"" Of WtlW mold to llllftlnt toot etence; helpe llbeoftl .,..._,,. of q
welOflt. p_,,.,. tMt while you ''lk*" thrv ~
llMe COi ...... chof9e; doing ~ oootlng, t;
tending to bllby. Tough clear pl.UC wtpee ts
ctMft.W•11"'. a '•• ... (l3Gl1) .................. ......
SPENCER GIFTS c-55 sruecH ILDC. NOW YOU CAii CHARGE ATWmC cm, 1.1. 11411 'fOUlt OltDEltl
II Cl\lf'tlno, AU In .,, lnf-•tlon bel--
NA*(Jll-pttftl) '11 ....._ • CMfwl. Cllll'OI to my: ~MASTER CHARGE Vl8A/8ANKAMUllCARO
STMIT AOOMU llANK CREDIT CARO NUMBER
IS:
RT. IOX lmAIWIC NO. I'll. C. Olll.Y)
lllY WO WllU CITY iliiliiii Y•r
ITATI Zif' S1on11u,.
ITOCIC lllO. = UM Of' ITIM c.lw, ..... '!'!1£! TOTAL
-
0 TU-............ _,_111-. 0 110 T .... _......, , .... _ ...... ,,..... .... ............. TOTAL -----°""' ... 11.• .......... ·m ........... ...... ___
POST• CMMT--= ~··r ··1 -----· ..... ....,.:s ""_,., "'~""'"I ... .01'• 1.:: ........ "'. ... ---== °""",... .Il le ••... us -"= i\,~i . 11•:.:t .... .= ee .H::;:: ·: -=-===-= ..... f.h~~~ °"'9n trw. IS.II .. It .. 41 ........ ...n.:r--= .... l'"'" ..... . s ........ :i.-.::. -IP. "" .... .. -......................
ntE HISTOfUC
FUGKT DECK CAPI
A UENCER
DCt..UalVE
,. .. MALIZU l•nATAaL• A•l•AL
CHA• HAft KIDe arTT'IMI Oii AMt Frvgl
c.tl Montleyl 8rigtlt. bouncy Mimaf pf8YfNt ..
-wtth 1 cfllld'• own NIIMI Soft & comtyl
Tough vlnY1 . UIMI plenty of f1>UOh & tumble;
wfpee cleln I deft.._ fOI' 1tor11gel Colortul for
cl'llfd't room, TV~, bMctl, pool, pel+o.
20"x15'".l .... 1ae .....
0 AllllMI c:Mlrl: ......••.• ·'"" (P..e8M8); ......, \P.elS77); CM (P-ease5) •••• -. ,.,..
llM""1C811' ~
Dl!eORATOlt IHIU'I
Beeutlty a Ml 5 ft. of wan apac;el
Tumed IPndle dowell; ricfttHralned
al'leMa; grecetul po6nt9d fl"'*-4ttll
l'lendlomf ~ aheff la ICIPlf'bfy,
aulNntic81ty styled In glowlng wallnut
ftnlll'I l'letdwood. The pef19ct Mttlng
tor ,our ~ed C4'rio9 & a deconltor
tllgl'lllght for a wtlole Wall! Ellcfl unll r "' wttfl two tr .,.,... & two
10l\"' al'leMa (ovwaU wtdtl'I 25t\") .
0 ....... , R1•1 ... ('7$411) ta.II
llOllOMAIBllll -.T HOL8TD ..... ,... a rn •MIA
HAMWI No iilOf9 ...... loet "°"' top podlMll ...._ '°" .._._ Of ................ ,.. & apeca
tit anugty In MIMlilcNM ....,_~
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·• ,. TV WEEK. MAACH 4, 1979
--ORANGE COUNTY·-----------..
CAR BUYERS GUIDE
\
~------AND SERVICE DIRECTORY..-~
SADDLllACI IMW
28402 Marguerite Parkway
Mission Viejo
lll-2040-495.4949
IOI Mel.ARENS IMW
At Beach Blvd. & Whittier
La Habra -522-5333
CADILLAC
HAIERS CADILLAC
2600 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -540-9100
DATSUN
IAllW1Ck DA TSUM
33375 Camino Capistrano
San Juan Capistrano
IJ I· I 37L-4tl-ll75
GAIDIN .. OYI DA TSUM
13861 Harbor Blvd.
Garden ~
IJf-7000 ~
LINCOLN-MERCURY
JOMMSOM a SOM
UMCOLM-M•CUIY ~28 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -140-MIO
PORSCHE-AUDI
CllYlll MOTOIS
208 W. 1st St.
Santa A na -IJS-3171
CHEVROLET
COMMllL CHEYIOLIT
2800 Harbor B lvd.
Costa Mesa-546-1 200
FORD
-PHIL LONG FOID
43 Auto Center Drive
lrvine-761-SIU
UMIYHSITY OLDSMOllLE
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -140.t,40
DAILY PILOT
•USTAFSOt4
UMCOl.MoMllCUIY
16800 Beach Blvd.,
Hunt. Beach -142·1144
VOLKSWAGEN
.IMMAllHO
YOLISWACHM
18711 Beach Blvd ..
Hunt. Beach -142-2000
•AIDIMMOYI
YOUIWA ...
13731 H.-t>or Blvd.
Gard9n Grove
IOY CAIYll aMW
1540 Jamboree Road
Newport Beach -64CM444
SAIL CHEVIOUT
900 So. Coast Hwy.
Laguna Beach .
494-1131 -546-9967
SUHSET FOllD
5440 Garden Grove Blvd.
Westminster -636-40 IO
SUBARU
eAIDIM .. OYI SUIAIU
13821 Harbor Blvd.
Garden Grove
H4-0IOO
RV 's & SUBARU
SIA & SUH
17555 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach -
·142·0'75
OLDSMOBILE
UMIYllSITY OLDSMOllLI
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa -14t.t'40
TOYOTA
... MAXIY TOYOTA
18881 Beach Blvd.
Hunt. Buch -147.nll
SUlflMY, MICH 4
10:00 II 0 9 Cellec• WttMll Marauetle at Nmda Las Veeas
IZ:OO a O l8l llJ Hill liolf Cllaic fi~l·round 'omaee from tile Bay Hill Country Club and LQdee 1n Orlando, Fla
1:00 a 0 <lll f'ro ~ 0.WelleNer reams lo be announGtd 8 CD CDl at r. StlpmUrs The Supertums pteltm1nary 2."llO .. IUl Q1l ~
Z:lS 8 ()))QI llltlflltilllal Challljlioftsllip Bolins
1:00 a <1%1 ()J) CMllttlp "' the Sues
l:lO 8 CD CI11 al We Wtrld "' s,.rts Covm1e ol Woild Cup skune
from lake Placid, H Y
3:4S 8 Im <II f'ro lasMW OodltlMadtr Tums lo bt announced
MOflDAY, MMCM ~
1:00 D C4llltct l.metNll Washin(IOn Stale al Amona Stale
TU£SIMY, llMCH 6
l110 8 c.11t11 Wtt~• Nmda··las Veeas al Colorado Stale
THUllSOAY, MMCH 7
6:00 Ill f'ro Hocley The Los Aneeles Kines al the Buffalo Sabers
9:00 Ill Calles• W.tNll Athleles 1n Action at Nevada· las Vegas
SATURDAY, MUCH 10
10:30 U O O Collece Basbtblll Speclll A preview ol upcomine colleee basketball tou1naments.
11:00 8 0 8 Calltct llsbtMll Ooulllthtadtr Game I· Playolls reams to be annouoced
fll Wtrld ~ Tt1111is
1:00 D O QI) Callete lllk•lt•" Ooullltllu4tr Game ti Pl1yotts 1 ea ms
to be announced.
2:l0 U CL 121 f'REMIUl -111erlcan Spertum1 fealum include a
whoop1ne crane mcue pro1ecl w1lh Cheryl Tiegs 1n Idaho. Bob Beathe
and Curt Gowdy f1sh1n& the w1ters ol Alaska. and lnlernallonal Cross
Country K1yat1n1
3:00 D OC III' crz .11c•11 GltHOll IRwtrrary Golf live finals and semi
finals coverace from the lnvtrrary Country Club 1n M1am1 rta 3:30. CI' ®l al ,.,.,....,, lowlt11 TCMlr Covmee of the rau lanes
Open from W1sh1ncton. DC
•:00 a ~ cm s,.ru s,.a1e,...,
S.-00 . Cl) a .... Wtrld .. s,.iu live tOVtlllt of the WBA ruthe1
we1rht bout between cll1mp1011 Danny lltllt Red" Lopez and Roberto
Cast1nom from Salt lake City, Utah
SUllOAY,llMCH4
1:00 e "'"'I "' •flllt "at•r" (a,v) '69-·8111 Tr1vers. V1r1inia Mcllenna m (!I)"~" (d11) '59··0raon Wtlles. Om Stoctwtll,
l-00 • CIJ (ID) 121) "TIM °"911 tf """ HMnt" (dra) '79··Denn1s Wmer, Lin £1lb1cher, Stephen EJljott, Ooloies Sutton, Dntd H1Skell, Felton Perry
GI "Tiie o.llWt MM'' (dr1) '7l··lttn Louis T1inli1n1nt. Al\n.M111ret
llOllMY, MMCH 5
l.-00 D "Tt Cite' 1 Thief" (mys) ·~7--C.rr Cranl. Gi.ce Kelly.
9:00 8 Ul 8 "h11111ft1: A W111t1's Sttry'' (d11) •79, Clitabeth
Montaomery, Br1df01d D1llm1n, Scott Hylands. Kate Mulartw, James Booth.
TUUOAY, MUCM I
l:OO • "A ...,. ill 1111 s,rllt llit" (dra) ·10. tnared Beraman. Antllony Quinn.
• "Cllaitl ~ (dra) ·so-·HumJhrer 8oratt. Ounoi Pilfktf
HI 9 all (11) ~,. (~m) •79. C.tlty Let Crosby M1ehael 81e1tn,
llffnan Wynn, Steve Ne¥tl
•IMIUOAY, MAICH 7 l:tl • "lM ls• W" (com) ·&3-Ctt1111 foid, Hope Lanae Tel~ Snails. e "DIM lftclfte" (C4m) '65 Inn Stewatt, 801rttt Blfdot
TMUISOAY,IMllCttl -a. • ......,.. (dra) '67 Stallley Baw, Joanna Petitt
• -., r11111 Ille llldl" (d11) ·s~-Cllff RoMrtsoft, 111111 Dtm10 ... , ...... ,
l:tl. "Wlllchlllf TT (irtt) '67 Tom TIJOll, JoM Sa•Oft e ~ O'Mn" (com) ·72 Btttt Davta. £1111$1 Bot1n111t tel• a:>_~ e '1111 QIN .....,.. (df•) '79 .. em Bndl"· 81.ttr lrowli, D.wlcl Ctoh, Ct1Stln1 "'"'•S. T fletY Gold, llu11 Helldltr.
SAMOAY,llMCttll .. 1-C.. •S= ..... • .. te•u" (tom) '61 .. ,_. H11dson -a.. II ....... (drt ) '65 ·Mllloftf Quinn .. ....... .............. <*•> 'D Str uurt~t Oltmr. Mttle Obtron ...., , if" (llotl ·n .. o"°" w.11 .. ••())Ill)~"""' M" Cd1t) ·74 .. c~11tu 81011ao11. Hope l•lll' Yil!Ctlll c.r.i.. StMll Ktttt e ~II ........... (lief) '70 ·VlllCtflt i-rf(e, UileMlll .. 1111t1, Elly .............. Cnftlll
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One of the most perplexina wildlife conservation problems
today is thlt of the elephant National Gtoaraphic eumines
this problem in "lut Stlnd in Eden," Sunday at &PM on PIS.
Onte the elephant roamed much of the world. Now,
howtftr, swellina human populltlons lhruten lo crowd these
ani1111ls out. Pictured, elephant ulffs reuive !Irish atttn·
lion from the ldult herd members. Eltphlnts are social
animals whose family patterns resemble those of man .
.... lridc• lbrs II I dlwrted 111111 • aWuds Ilia two
,_., u.pttrs, ~ -, uurit Httl4Her (left) Hd TrKJ Gold,'""' Ills e1·wlfe'1 (llllr Iron) catMJ Md fltts tllt
ltltt, U.111& 1111 new ldlMitJ ftf llMlteff 1114 IHI dtitdren in
''Tiit a.Md Stu .. r," tlrhle 111 AIC, fMly 1t 9PM.
5:15
fD CloStst Encounter With lht
l'taftet Juptltr Mon
5:30
fJ Su11nte Semester
6 :00
fJ U ct l'J ~ features
Tiit I'll Club
D llnowleclse: Scllool··AllYt & Wtll ID U11iYe1S1ty of llM Air
fD Jupiter Witch rues
6:30
fJ S1111npide
D ID Not ICH Womtn Only U V-1111 Altare U D1ybru• LA 0 ®futures m New Zoo 11ewue m funly '1\lntom
fD Captlontcl ABC News Wed lhru
Fn onlt CD' A&ricullurt USA
(ff lnst1uctioft1I Proaraml
7:00
fJ Cf) (fJI Motnln1 D @ illl T MIJ Show U 700 Clllb
B @) CD Good Mor11l111
Ameria 01v1d 1i11lman hosts
U TIM Froozlts m m Cartoons
fD Yoe• '°' Htaltll; Captioned ABC lllews Tues
10:30
fJ 18 11 f lowt of Lilt
0 WATCH BRIDES WEEK!
• "WliEEl or FORTUNE''
D ~f i>t Wheel of fortUM
U (f' C10 IS S20,000 Pyr1mlCI m That Girl
Cf) N11111y & Ille Prolessor
11:00
fJ e 11 f Tounc & lltstlts.1
D fl'J Qf Password Phis
U Bi& Vallty U (J (2J family feud ti~ All My Cl111drt11 ID Gllost & Mrs. Muir m T1le lloftry Boys
fD Electric Comp1ny
11:30
U (J lH Seuell for Tomorrow
D Ill' ())) Holl,..ood Squares u m '2J lty1n's Hope O Body Buddies
CD lltwS
fD Die• Cavett Show
I AFTERNOON
12:00
U Slewe Edwards Show D all Days of Our Um
U Twilipt Zt11t U (}1 121 All My Clllldrtn
( f' ®l l'll tD' News
l'J ID Merit: See Daytime Movies
Cf)bm 222
fD Midlatl JacltcM! Show
12:30
D lll As Ille Wol1cl T urris lll Drapet
cm' f"'"" f tlld m liMtf '1lt fD Yaca ftf Hultll
el MllllClo Latino
~fl Days of 0.r lives
1:00
D rHl Tiit o.ct.rs
lll lelllllu
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1:30
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l'J Grttn Acres
110' Movie: Set Oayl1mt Movies
lromide Wed m FlinlstoAn 'll -.,tell G1111t m 6't Smart
Jl Card Slurks
'l4' Oftf Us, m futures
'S6 Villdlqn
3:30
fJ Cross-Wits J The Brady llllntll
U Oin1h!
U Morie; Stt Oayhme Mow1ts
It Wed
0 You Doc!'t Say m m ca c.r1oons C1 f, The ic.tt's Wi141
~, AU Stir Sectets
(fi1 V"tlll Altare
ED l'Hatiempos
ID Di1nah!
~ Hod1epod11 Loda•
4:00
fJ Match Game
Adam· 12; Allerschool Speml
Wed
D Mary Tyler Moon
U (ff Alterschool Spec111 Wed
"The Temble Secret" While makm&
flower shop dtl1verits 1n a van a 16
ym-old gnl hits a youna boy Alter
del1verin& him to a hospital. slie
pamtsand runuway llnda Addams
Michael Bieh. Inga Swenson and Tom
Mason sta1
l'J W-~4 Wild ~
(}II Tiie Wits
12; Carol 841rntlt & foellds
.24 Sludt0 Sft m Villi Altart
ED C«pillin so fulurts
4:30
O!Cft\
3 Merv Cnll1n Show Air\ al 5PM
°"Wed only
D Bob Newllart Show
' M•a•s•H
10 Carol Burnttt ' friends
m m~rtoons
.23 Merv Griffin Sllow
J4 futures
fD Mister llo111s: Pledae Bru•
lues & lhurs
Jt Emeraencr One; Alterschool
Spte11I Wed
11 ftt he Dou&h
$6 Over EHy
5:00
fJ D D <l' <iO' NtwS U l'llt Bioftic Wom111 l'J CUIMloh m s,ic1trm1n
ft Tiie liar's Club m Siamund '.friends .>~ Mister llottrs
fD Stwme Street ru Tiie llob Ntwlll rt Sllow
50 MacNeil/Leflrer lltpCHt
5:30 m 8"'tchtd
tl IU Mary T~r Moore
Q) Suptfl!llll
.2• O..r Cay
~Q)News
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MARCH 4
MORNING
• Indicates an Advertisement
6:00
U Daybful IA CI:' f'ublic Atflirs
II Youth ' tlle Issues m Bible w..n
m "°""" Room 6:30
' Sacrtd Hurt
D Ma,. Wibon M1cte Sllow
111 Music ' the s,Mtn Wotd U Erewitnm los A111t~
Let Tiier• k Ucht
II °""'7 ' Goliltll m Elemtnury News
(Ill Today's Cllurcl1
7:00 a 1tt1i1ious News
Yoic.t of Acricutture
.. Strtnelipity
9 lttter Way
D VANDEMAN PRESENTS * A Fake Second Comin1 8 It Is Written
'IV I Loeb 1t Luminc
Cl C.lw1ry Cl\aptl
[O)Dirldiofts
m °" of D9aftfy tlll DN T11111 '-'"' Hour
Q) Ernest A1ts1tJ Hour
llll This It Ille Utt
fD Voy11tr Photos N11r * Closest Encounter! fD J!lpittf Watch The Voyaeei
sp1cecralt is nearina the planet
Jupiter. transm11t1na photographs
,.and scient1hc 1nform11ton bit~ to
earth 24 hours a da~ Each week
night. KCCT will present up·t<> lh•
minute reports det11line results ot
th• eipenments and h1&hh&htin1 tht
pllotos received thus far
21 Seuth for Aftcient F1itti
:st Acricutture USA
7:30
U Cemmitment
(£ Villi Alt1re
D Tim's Cit l:'I Ullderdot D C1mpus l'rofile-·YiHpo1nt on
Nutrition
CJ tnltmltioll1f Hour 0 lltv. Ttrry Dole Whittder 0.0: f'rldiuf Cllristianity m World T OlllOfl'IW _,, Omy & Goliitll
~ Town "4N Mtetin1 in Sundly Mus
8:00
U <III Sundly Mornina
D Acrkulture USA
l:'I f'optyt
• DiftlttlSioM 11 ltl God Lowe You
C!OJ Jerry F alwtlf Sholr m n"""' Swau•rt s.
Q) lltt Hu•rd Show
9 Yoic.t tf Acriculture fD Sesame Strttt at' Day of Dbc:Mry
O> Silwia f'lllll
(8) Marlo's Macie Mo.it Mac:lllnt
1:30 o., of~" D This Is the Utt
8 F°' You, lllld W....
D Mtttin1 Time at C.lwary m frecltfKk It f"riet
@ It Is Written 21 ltei Humbird Show
l f Her11d of T rutll
9:00
CI, lie• Hlllllblrd Show .. ~
• Villa Altcrt
D ([ ~ Oral aoMrts
C!m It Is Writttll &> Don Stew1rt Enncehsm '.R llnow You1 Bible
9:30
l'J lllr. M110t D cu; Mitt the l'rm
8 It Children s TV maauone
([ (l}J F 1te tflt lilltioll
111 Day of Discoftry
® S,.ctnim m S,W,m1111
Q) Did Time liostltt Hour
@ lftSIPt
C2I Jt"'"'1 Snuart Show
ft) F utbol Socttr
10:00
fl T1lt Clue a•
Hour of f'owtr
0 tllJ lllJ Colltll IHhtb1ll
Marquette at Nrv1da las Vtlll
D Fllllily F"tl!ll Festin i & kids An,..,.. Too
~ of Ille Sues
Ill Htnld If T ruttl cm l'uMk,... m Mo.it: • ''Sta,, t.oM. u11&11"
(com) '60··Tht Three Stooeu . P1ul
W1nchelt, the l1hrqu1s Chomps
(IJ) llowll: "QIMttl If Ille Starffst
Ballroom" (dra) ·75 Maureen
Stapleton, Charles Durnin&
POWER OF LOVE
a yur, 1Ct01din1 to local, st1t1 and
fecl1r1l 11encles deali111 witll this subjtd.
And lrld1t1 1ttribvt11 the emotion of IM
uthe rUMI.
"loft Is well • stron1 tf'llOtioll tlllt it
can CHM a ptflOll to btcOIM irr•tieul
111d do almost 111rtlli111. 'Tiie Cllll•
Stultr' II the stOfY of two people wllo,
lltuute'of furs, 1r1 uuMI to CM1n1111:
kite. DMtl (lridltS' dllrldtr) f11rs tM
loa tf Ills dtildrtt1 Ind Ills OWll .,.rit of
the cMld wlthill lli1111-ltni111 lri111 ttrrlMy
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fD US ll1tion1I Indoor Tennis
Championships Coverage of the
sinales finals '" the R~quet Club championships from Memphis.
Tennessee a Starch
10:30
U Kidsworld
I 'D 121 Kids Art f'eo,lt Too
CJ ltn. Leroy JtnkiM
&> C..l'fary Chlpel
fD Jupiter's Grut Red
• Spot. A Ra1in1 Storm!
ID Jllpiter lllMdl
10:45 'I Pro Buhtball Doublehuder
Tums lo be annoull(td
11:00
U Wlltn f Gro. Up t Want to k 1n
Airti11t l'ilot A pilot sh~ a young
f11end thf good and bad facets of his
profession
D Jif!lmy Swlg1rt S.
0) Cllurch in Ille Home
11:30 • ca An1m,b Anim1ls
D Alllefiun T-lbll 'ID: lltwsmakers m Mission lmpoaible
AFT•RNOON
12:00
U face tflt lilltioll
D CD l8l lay HiR Golf Clmic
f1nal·round coverare from the Bay
Hill Club and Lodre in Orlando.
ftonda l:'I Yo,111 to tllt 8ott0111 of Ille Stl a llOJ all b.1ues I Answers
Ill Starch
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8uu 8r1d11s pottr1ys 1 d1worctd men wtio fHri
I011ni his children. Hls two youn1 Oluallters art
played by bun Hendler (left) end '""' Gold . ......
Q) $pol1s Afield
® ltulnaiiltles Tllr111tll Ult Arb m '"''" a11d tllt r1ttsllur1h "Crut1n1 1n Impression" The
director of New York's "4etr0Polit1n
Museum of Art ioins host Andre
Previn for 1 revu:w of lhe lmp1u
siooist Movement and its 1nlluente on music The selections include
"Prelude to the Afternoon of a
Faun," by Otbussy 1nd "Daphne and
Cllloe," by Ravel
ID 8'llltl ltitMltlltsl"en
9) sw..-. t8'ay
12:30
-~ • Cll <Ill Diftdiells a h it : "U•ta111td Frutier"
('lies) 'S2· Jostoh Collen Shelley
Winters, Scott Stady. Susan Ball.
Antonio Moreno
®MM-ll
• flleolit: II> ~111111 from O.Htl" (wu ) ·40 .. wallm Beery, John
Howard. Dolores Del Rio. Oonalo
Meek. Robert Barra!.
Cl) Wiii Wape Claaics
QI) You & Y•r Goldt11 Hour
1:00 8 (lJ) ,,. h1b1'1ll O.u~I•·
llu4er G1me I T tams to bt
1nnounced
eli(Valey • rn !Dl a r~. s.,.,,,.,.
Coverat• ol the S.,pe1tums orehm
i"'ry march tS fulured
0 TM M ... art "'" "'4 You like It" This play 1s about I/le lr~ls
and tnbulatlons ol love
S) leetllMll f'llliwal "Symphony
Ho 9" The Detroit Symphony
Orthestr1, under the d11ec1ton of
cond1Ktor Antal Doral!. perlorms
3:45
fJ (l}J Pio luhtllall Double
head11 Game II Tea ms to be
announctd
4:00
D S-llda1 m McMt: ''• Thollalld Clowlls"
(dra) '6S Jason Robards Jr Barbara
Harris Marlin Balsam Wilham
~n1efs. &rl'f CO'don
Cl) lllowie: "Th• Eur W1y" (com) '52 Cary G11n1 Betsy Drake
O' History of Mulct mw.a Street~
(3) illoM: "G.ltdtft of b if" (adY)
~· G1ry Cooper Susan Hayward
Richard Widmar~. Cameron "41tchell
19) HolM &I rdene r
4:30 m wn11ifttttn w .. k 111 ... ;..
5:00
Ovtdool1Nn
11 Star Tre•
• ®ltSl ...... CJ Movie: "A l ruth of Sunl!ll"
(com) '60··SoPh11 Loren, lohn Gavin
Maurice Chevahe1 0 l!Mlllle ,,. m rir1nc line
(IJ) Hllflllt1itltt T111ouc11 the Arb
5:30 8 (lDl ...... e Gr.at Adwenture
iUl fOCMS
18) Wt lllttrru,t TMs ....
8 MIN: "Tiit '*Y lti&Mt"
(cl<&) 53-·VittOf Maturt, lu. Marvm.
Ale11nder Scourby, R1Gh11d £1an
•V•NINQ
., ~ ... ' m-t" 8:00
2:00 88())00""" mi.. • Gl a~ • IWe: (Zllr) ..... ti lript : = C.. Wattl" (adv) '69 Brll Travers,
• ... : • "Se14itr 11 1111 Y111rn1a Mc:Kenna
bll" (d11) '63· J"k1e Gleason. cm; Caftl lwllttt & fritftds
T •SUlll ... SMllt "•vt Mc:Qutt11, uuday Weld, Tom @ Na 11 Y•r Mlt
Poston. Tony 8111. at h ie: (211r) "Ct111pul·
2:15 •" (dra) 'S9··0rwn Welles, Oe1n e CJ) ~ 8 h1ttr11tlo111I Stockwell. Diane Ya111 r Qa•plu..., ..... llJ O Cndett'sfldory'8•
2:30 GJ THE ADVOCATES e Mette: "Tiit 0.14ly Orm1" * Should US ltuk OPEC
(di•) ·71 .. uoyd Brldaes. J1nellt11h. Prkt·S.tti111 Power?
Leif £ridson. Clfl 8111. Don StrOtld. Qrant/Mttrill lJ'l(h
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l:JO •• n. ............ • W (JI • "* WttN ef tf .,..., (2111) "Never • Dull """ CMrlit ol Wotld C.p lktiftl Moment" A ltnlUllftl te10t (Od hlll LIM ,_id, New Yoit with Vin ()y)t) Ills Ille C(llM of h1$ hit
CMr'I' of !tit W..11's °"91~11. atttr btifla •t""' f9( a llOtonous Hie Mltl'a OowMlll •114 Ille Men's mobster In tllt tt~ premltft of
GIMlt SillM. !NJ ptlpt" film t,oof Tiit l'ttOf I ..._. ....._ dlacMtS llt'a not tht ~ 1111hbly
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that 11 ~uru him 10 smile and a crime cm whose 1fhn11y lor modern all
prompls him to rob a New YOfk
museum (dwaid G Robinson. HtnrJ
Silva Dorothy Prov1nt 1nd Slim
Pic~tns also star
U Ila Ill Osmond f11111ly
Koltr Scheduled 1uests 1ndude ltVar
Burton. Joyce DeWitt Kine Arthu1
lht lion Moue i Monarel Review
and Murray Hill s Elephants
0 SfNcc 19" m G4iinntss .... of World R.tCOtds
David r rosl hosts this proeram
fea1ur1n1 the worlds fareesl 11ws
the oldesl birthday and 15 000
dom1nos arranttd to 1111
consecutively :R Jolin c.-..,, lllttmt.n
fl!) Voy11er looks 11 Rines
• Moons mr J11pi1er
fl!) Jupiter Watchtl'IH1• Im• ID Socttr Made in Gtr1111ny
7:30
~ The Artistry Of ...
8:00
fJ CC \Il1 stECIAl The 200tll
Episode Ceitbrllloft ti Alf In fllt
hmily (90m) A un1qut pmentahon
of favorite seemenls lrom the series.
hosted by No1man lu1 and s11111n1
Carioll O'Connor Jean Slapleton
Rob Reiner ano Sall} Struthers Also.
the "111nners of.a naltonal contest run
1n con1unc11on w1lh recent
brc>1dcasts 1re 1nc0fparaled 1n lhe
piocram
UW'lldll..,_
& A World TY rremiere!
• "THE ORDEAL Of
rAm HEMSr' • rn ® a flleolit: <Jllrl "1llt Ordeal of Patty tt.trd" Cdr1) 79
Dennis Weaver. t1u E1tb1cher.
Stephen Elholl. Dolores Sutton
DaYld Hukell, Felton Perry The 111p
p1n11M1de slory of tht k1dnappine ol
and search for P11r"11 Hears! lhal
has held the allolron ol the
Ame11can people Since lhc fateful
n11ht of lhe yount heiress'
abducUon.
G VA .. OEMAlll PRESEfCTS
• Writiq on tllt Will
ID It b Writt111 m MIN: (lllr) "Tll• Oubldt 111111"
(d1a) '73 .. Jean Lou11 l 11nt1anant.
Aon·Mareret. Roy Scheider.
II> Satlt Ylfty em l8l a 111t1oiie1 "°11•111tic s,.aal "list Sland 1n Eden" C G.
Marshall n1rratts this documtnlll'f
on the p1t1ht of elephants 1n Kenra
beina puslled out by t11)fn51on of
c1tlt$ anO film lands
·--~ 1:30 ... """ ........ G Lits Se • !lie ltxet ., ....
9:30
0 ::I r{l rUMIUIE Stoth rd
Cllann1n1 Sllow Stockard Ch1nn1ne
Slal1 IS tdventurous Susan Hughes
on the rebound from a rocky
mamaee who decides that the btst remedy 101 her troubles may be a
"'"" Mt in l os Anaetu whert her sister Yictona (M1m1 Kennedy) livtS
Also starnnt are lou C11scuolo as
Mill O'Angelo Geml Gr1ham as
l eonard and Albert lns1nn1a as
Angelo Mill s amb1t10US, bumbhng
son Co stamna is Sydney Cotdsin1lh
as Coral. a fellow employee
D The Kine b C-1111
10:00
fJ MARY l LUCY 1111 ~Ill
• HOUR OF GREAT FUN!
SEE PltEMIERE TOllllTE
0 rj ru: rtEMIEAE lhry Tyler
llloofe ltCMlr In lh1s new series. which
utilizes a "show w1th1n a show"
lormat M•ss Moore plays Mary
McKinnon involved 1n the myriad ol
problems that c1op up during lhe
ordrnary week of a television person·
allly In the premiere episode. lhere
is an air ol hysteua prevalent due to
the euul star of the week beine
stud.en w1tll an Illness and with
only twa days before lapine. a
replacement haYln& to be found
Joyee Van Pallen. M1ehael Lombard
Michael Keaton and Ron Rdkin star
Lucille Ball and M1~e Douelas euesl
D Dick V111 Dy\t
CJ E.l'lltlt Alllfty Hour m Oodttr s,.cia1
.., Gesptl ltellf
tlll Tiie leetllMfl festl¥•1
&:;) "-'•• llruk/lllasttr,ltt•
Tll11t11: Co1111t1J lllatt111 · The
Sirlltn Sisters" AC ~rd s rrch
and funny Ille of a Virtuous son t0tn
bttween duty lo his ~ossess1ve
widowed mother and tormenled
feehnp of adoltSGtnl love Peter
Firth. Penelopt W1lt011 and Clare Suth11t star
10:30 D ii-, Swawrt Sllow
m""" G) Tiit 'TL Clvll
11:00
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GOrll~
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'7J .. Jean lou1i T11n111n1nl
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11:30
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12:00 I) "Tht Rtstltu lretd"
(wes) '!>7 Scott 8,,dy Annt
Bancroft. Ja, C Fhppen • II! "Thi l<otMn ~ ..
(drl) '57 ·R1Ch11d Conte, Otanne
Fos1t1, Killlrtn Giant
3:00 ®) "A C.Untas f rOll Ho111
Kiii(' (com) '67 Soph11 Lo1en
Marlon 8i1ndo
l:JO •"Two I" Ille llMd" (tom)
'67-·Audrey tfepburn
8:00
fJ (fAJ <Ill '11l """ (]) Thi Odd Coupk DB CD121l m,._,
• fJMfltfltl 0111
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Ctla-W"lb
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tD I LM Liiey fiD ltlkllatl )K~SM Slit• (R)
former usistant counsel lo the
s,nate Permanent lnvest11a11ons
Subeommillee. M1ch1tl Aauurt.
dtSCussn or11n111d crtme in Ameru
and why the 1overnment dOts llOI
inform c1hzens about 11S prevalence
and effects
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7:00
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8:00
D 111 Billy
D ill1 ill' Little tWe °" tilt ,rairie "Someone Please love Mt"
Away lrom home on a buy1n&·trtp
Charles lnaalls laces an emotional
PfObltm •hen a lonely woman and
her children turn to him for affection
D c.lltat l1tbtNll Wash1n&ton
State at Amona State
f.I TREASURE HUNT ON
• SALVAGE·l TOIUGHT a (JO.\ af; S.lu1e 1 ··rhe
Bu111t1 Tienu1t"' Atler Hany and
salva&e crtw discover an old t1easure map hidden 1n a clauic Bu&ath
t4upe. they find themselves near
death when lhey try to unloc~ •ts
ancient s,ecats
llJ Moirit: (2111) ''T 0 Cltdl I Thief"
(mys) ·55 Cary Grant, Grace Kelly
CD Carol lumen I Friotlcls m sncw. Miss T eon11• Amina
'•"'" (2hr) Anson W1lh1ms hosts the 18th annual paeeant from the
Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Tenn
Also on hand lo provide enter
t11nment are the Gary M001t Singers ® Ac.Mtftly Lucleri
f1l) "•d11 llrtak/ lhtio111I Geocrtfllll< s,.cilt "lourney lo the
Outer L1m1ts" City bred teenaaers,
•1tt1 only sh&hl knowled1e ot the
outdOon, furn to conlront some of
nature's 1rutest thallen1es at lhl
Co101ado Outward Bound School mrmaa
(pl lilt ...,.rs' .lou1MI
1:30
U COMEDY W/O MISSING
111 A BEAT Ofl HATIUSK a (JI) flltMlll r11e runtos
have m1ud emotions when lhey
learn thal the Rent Commission has
raised rents fomna Mrs r ortunato
to leave the ntiehborhood she has
vtrbllly letrOllled fo1 ye.rs £.spos1lo
po.nts out the hard facts of Ille aeed
and the boys are mdy to do battle
with the buruuc11ts at City Ifill m Thi ~ c..,11
Cl) Elta llltM ~
9 :00 a CD C{J) M•A•s•H The tmpos
sible happtns lor Charles when he
sll11es an emotional uperience w1lh
Khn1er when they both develop
1omanhc huons while foretthnc
their troubles 1n Rosie's 811 D Ol Qtl --..i.: (nr) •Jttiiifw: A ...._., S'9ry" (dre)
'19· Cllzabelh Nontaom11y. Scott
Hylands, Bladfofd omm1n, lames ~II. Kate Mullft•. The stoiy o1 •
Mdolf stnYlnl to m1~e 1 new kit for lltrsett, wllo betollles 1nwlvtd ln a
bitter Pol'lf strua t• for control of
her husband's comp1ny--one she
helped fOilnd··tfttr lie dies suddenly
d a Mart atttc*. Al lht mollltf of
two small d111dft11, Jtnlriflf lllll$I
Item to blla11et tlle jlnonhfl of • new IOCltl hit, • tafW 111d the
dtmltlds of • t11111ty • di ...........
.. "L'Ai111ft Rttl" PU1$Utded ~
hi$ old fncl\d, Gtottal Slltfldln. IQ.
attempt Ille dlllre<M c~t111e of a
t1111t1u molutlonlst. ltb fatn
wMt water 4-111 11111 flt kidnaps
the fllaih .. '• bttU1iilll mlm. '" ordet to lut1 lltf lotef Into• ~·
tatlo!t. 01~ Ovkts, L1u111 C.m"911
and Jttf o.it pest
m Men &rittin si-
ll) M1rcus Wei~
C8l Allstift City limits
fD l'ledre 8rNVAudt111y luders
"'Don'!," (197«) A lynul look al a
ulerp1llu's melamorphom and
l11ght; "Clo~ Mondays. (197«) An
an1mahon us1nc clay 10 show a
museum come to life. ·noa1tn1
r1ee " (1971) An eye UICh1n&
trtbute to the art of the fmbee
"That's Me." (1963) AsM conceived
and 1m111ov1sed by Alan Aikin and
Andre• Duncan. who enact tht
tncounler of a soml worker and a
P11trto R1un drop out in a paill
ID Sutler MGicll
~ The SWa,u11 Plays
9:30
U ()) [21 Wlll' in Clacifln1ti
Herb's ma11tal m1sunders1and1ncs
have led to a separatton from Lucille
and he anticipates a s•t1nc1n&
bachelor life but his frtends al the
statt0n. especially Jennifer. aren't
sure they can cope w1lh a complelely
unshackled He1b larlek m ,nioMs EnctMihs
10:00 U CIJ (J}l Lou Gfl~I lhe c1ly
room hea11 thal a radical eroup 1s
plann1ne lo kidnap a VIP al a
publishers convenlton attended by
Lou and other Tr1b erecutNes
... O>""" a> .... Gilltry @ 1111 .,,.,. • .ltltfllll
D'!t41• lrt1~/lhn1 Counl
Muftat has aca1n succumbed to
Nana's m111c She 1s lmne 1n
Ol)uknt lurllfY at his upenst. bul on
her own terms
10:30 . ..,..,
11:00
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D MeM: "OefW' (Oral '65
·Laurence Harvey. Juhe fh11sttt. D11k
Bo&arde, Roland Curram
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11:30
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llWCH 6
for lllOfn1n1 allcl 11temoon listinrs,
please set DAYTIME l'ROGllAlllS. Betow. for your C011Wt111tnce, are the
dly's lllOries.
DAmME lllOYIES
12:00 Cl "ltlls Ofl Their Tots"
(com) 52 Myrna lay, Jeffrey
Hunttr Jeanne Crain m ~ "llowi111 Wild" (ad~)
'53 Baibm Stanwyc~ Rulh
Roman. Anthony Quinn
l:OO JU "Esupt from fort
Brno" (dra) 53 W1llram
Holden, EleanOI Parh1
3:30 8 "Wllo's leltt Sletpi111 in
My led?" (com) 63 ·Dean
Martin, Elliabeth Monlgomery
8VllNING
local 1n one ol lhe b1agtsl and most
powerlul unions 1n Ame11ca repre
senime lh, work lorce at Inland Steel
m East Ch1t.1go Indiana
0 12J Cliffhanaen Slop Su~n
W1ll11ms "Jungle Dulh Trap Suun
1s trapped 1n a wild hon pit lht
Secret Empire Prison!! of lne
[mp11e Marshal Donne• is alladeo
by a hideous creature .. 11 h en01mous
lanis lhe Cu1se ot Dracul• Blood
S11eam Count Oratul1 otots to
in1ec1 l\urt won Hels1n1 ,.,,h a my
deadly llOISOO
O IAllqe llnhlbtll Nevada las
Vegas at Co101ado St11e
8 Cf IJ§ 11' """ Oa1s Mor\. Rel urns · When lilt on urth
starts d11v1ne Mork bananas he
turns lo Fonm R1Ch1t and lhe e1ng
his hrs! earthhnj l11ends 101 helo
D MGM: (2hr) "A Walk 1n Ille
Sprina R1fn" (dra) 70 lnertd
Bergman. Anlhony Quinn m C,rol ll1m11tt ' friends
&> Motie: "' (2hr) "Chain l11hl· nine" (dra) ·50 Humphrey 8o&art
Eleanor Parker m ~ tlt The Colistuu Odyssey
"l 1me Bomb al r1t1y falhoms" A
Yugoslavian lre11thlt1 ca11y1ng nint
hundred drums of lead toa1ns sinks 1n
hhy lalhoms ot watei oil !ht coast ot
Italy T~e threal lo the environment
sets ott a Iona battle ltd by Capllltn
Jacques Cousleau and a local
ma1est1a1t to have the nine hund1ed
corroding drums rem<r<ed from the
seabed "Salu11t1on divine a tech
nique invaluable in lhe necessa1y
salvagme wort 1s also documenled
"1l T~ Anltt.u l'rt!eftb
8:30
8 ® at' la'ftfllt I S111rley
· The Fem1ntne Mistake When
lavtme rul11ts tllat she's 101ne to
have lo chanee her personahl)' 1f she
has any llopes ol attrKhnt mo1t
men. shf seeks help horn het room
male Shirley m Tiit 04d c.up1e mim e-...
9:00
U (1..1) Mowlt: (211r) "Cuch"
(com) ·79 ·Calhy Lee Crosby
M1<:hael Biehn. Keenan Wynn, Steve
Ne~ll. Randy Rowllnes (Ms Cfosby).
an Olympic told medal w1nn1ne.
athlete work1n1 al a hulth spa for
middle aaed women, 1s suddenly
hued f0t 1 new job .. basketball tOlch
at Granat• H111\ School
D 0 (ft) Tiit lie E-i: WI tf Ille Alll111111..._ (2hr) 11us ecllon
lilm is abGul advenlurers 1n se11ch of
I Colden lreasurt who di5(0Ytr I
pr1m111~e s()(1ety ol st1tues4ut
women hidden deep in lhe Soulh
Amer1<:1n iunclt
• ~ QI) l'llrw's ~ (R) "Tiit Fast" Jae~ &•ts CIU&hl In .
willpower contest with Chnssy lo
determine wtlttlltr ht e1n ""' up women ton~han she can IOOd ........ on. ....
e """ Ir"'' •1tie111t lieetra~ S,.Clal "The G1t1t
Wl\efa' fll1s doeu111t11bry nplcwu
tilt Ult of tilt u ttll's lll'Ctsl •rwl
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!:30
• CJ) al a Taal "Alea Tastes
Death tnd flndS a Nkt Rss11ur1nt"
Whte1 Mei's t1r 11 11t11ty lllot ott In t
holdup attempt In hb IH~ lie ~Wnl
M r,Ollt b)' q111\\11111nd taclta1111111
his d11v1ng clothes lor a waiter's
lu1edo al a French resraurant
ll) Pasionei E.ncendklas
10:00
DOG> News 8 ~ 'fl> :21 Sta!'Ay I Hutch • larem Without a Sadee" Part one
ol a lwo part episode Starsky and
Hu1ch loss lhe11 ool1Ce bad&es into
lht sea alter lht department I01cts
thtm to re.ul the 1dtnhty ot an
1nlorman1 and 1ne man 1s killed
Cl) N1sftt Gallery
fD World
SO Tl11tt Mtn 111 1 Boat
10:30 mm 11cws
fD l'ltdae llreak/Celebrahon of
Strauss Wtlh Boikovs~y conducts the
Vienna Ph1lha1mon1c Orchestra 1n a
concert ol music bv lhe lalented
Shauss lam1ly
11:00
fl 3 8 <ll' (2f News D tl li9' ~s QI News D ailake Me Llulh
O hit: "Carry on Doctor" (tom)
l? ~enneth W1ll1ams. 8a1bara
Wtndsin Srdnev James m Clrol Burnett & r 11ends m The Goodies J( AllOfourbons Spteial
fD l'ttdte Bm~ fD Vrned.ldes
11:30
D 1 f 1'1 lllowin : Barnaby
.lolles/ W "Notorious" (dra) •6
Cary Grant lna11d Bergman
D ~f Of Johnny Cal10ll U Twilichl lOllt
IJ 'l 1Ul (lt1 Mowit: "Calif0tnia
Spltl" (dra) '7« [111011 Gould.
llforie Sepl Ann Plen11ss m Tite Gone SMtr
.., (;ft Sllt11t
Q(.) Ulils, , .. , & TOii
fD C.tptionff UC lltn
12:00 m Alfrld ltitcllc.eck ,rewllts
fm Okk CMtt si-0> Mo.it/"-s
12:30 e Mowi•: (JI) "ltll• of 1111 Nil111iu" (com) 'J4 .. Mae West
Ro au Pryor, Johnny Mtck Brown m Mo.it: "lorn to ... 814"
(dra) ·so. Join Fontaine. Robert
Ryan
Cl) Mo.it: "Ptarclrt" (dra) '54
.Sheller Winters. Barry Sullivan
1:00
D ~$) (ft T-rw
• Tiit .... C.,.ltl
1:30
••~o.N•Niwt
2:00 e •tw11M"I•: "Hi4ta•ar ~ (com) ·37 M&rllla Raye e ...,.. "Honfycomb," "Mov111c
T ll&tl" mws..rt
2:30
• ....._ ''Ma11 1n th• S.ddle."
"Olive 1 Clooted ~d"
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3:30
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I WEDNESDAY( •
MUCH 7
fOf momin1 and alttrnoon ~stinal,
plem su DAYTIME "IOGllAMS.
Btlow, IOf your tonvtn1t11<e, are lht
diy's mcwia.
DAYTIME MOVIES
12:00 CJ "Inferno.. (dra) ·53
Robert Ryan Rhonda ftem1n& m ,. NJ011rney Into l1fhl"
<dra) 51 Strrlinc Hayden
EVENING )
6:00
0 'TO 11 Ill Nt'M 1 Tiit Odd Collple
DU 'f 'lt News D Emtraenq One
0 Ironside m The Brady Buft(h
Q) Streets of S,n r ranc1sco
J4 Of Earth & Man
EID Over [HJ
OJ , look Alive
~ Amtriu11 Gcl'ltrnmenl
1 l\t News
1 (I Cross-Wits
6:30
fD' Men Griffin SllOw m I Lott Lucy
IJ._' Coftt1111pomy HHtth fD Michatl lKUon SllOw
i2J' Tiie Joltr's Wikl
Ell Mi Se<rellril
rfO l'rott<f Unlffrse
1:00
D J D 8 '2l Mews
" The Newtywd Gl111t
O (f Tiit Jobr's Wild m IJ 2' 12J Si1 Millt0n $ Man
Q) S,nlord i Son
(2{ hmilr '°'1r1it
fD Madld /Lellrer Report11'1ed1e
llmk
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~o ln1r0Mitl1 llioloO
7:30
0 Wofld Wai II: GI Diary lI 111 Surch Of..
D SN lb lb
g Tiit Datin1 Glmt
U N1me TUI T u11t
~ Un11med World
O lK h< Doup
fO !U F 1mily f tud
Q) Adlm.12
'24 FIUO<oarbons Speci.tl fD h1pittr W1tthtZ1 TOlllJlll 11 News
$0 Consumer SurviYal llit
8:00
O J (ff Mm itd: The first
Year Allhough still 1n th' thrall ol
honeymoon bl1n, Billy and Joanna
b'i>" 10 late lhe rnhlles ot e•el'I
d1y living
D @ I tft S,ECIAl C~tr ... And
Other flnlasits Cher is the host ol
this variety spemt with her special
1uu1s l\ale Jackson and comedian
Andy Kaulman
• Edw11d Ille Kills "The Royal
Quadrille'" fore11n atla11s partitu
larly lhOst 1nvolv1ng the tam1ly
occupy a &ml dul ol [dwud s time
but also an 111111 w1lh a very
1>eau11ful aclress
U JOB SPLITS ABBY & * TOMtl IS ENOUGH
U ID' QI Oclrt Is U..p
Tiit Beller Part ol Valor" Abby finds
John Denver and Cheryl Ladd make • llttle l'le8V8nty music
together when Charlie"• 1inglng angel makes • special visit
to "'John Denver and the Ladles " a naw apecl•I on ABC.
Thursday at 8:30PM.
"you stand on our
reputation''
her rela11onsh1p w1lh her son Tommy
threatened when she returns 10
1,achin2 and flunks a spoiled basket
ball star, caus1ne Tommy to sulltr
peer.£:: pressure
O · : (211r) "Lott h • tfll"
(com) "63 Glenn ford. Hope l1n1e
m eart1111i111•tt' rritftft a> Movie: (2hr) "Our llrl1itlt"'
(com) "65 James Stewart 8r111tte
!Yrdot Glynis Johns aT Gru t l'trlormucts
Uncommon Women and Ot11t1s
Wendy Wasserste1n s drama look1n&
al the lives of a group of youne
women all classmates lrom Ml
Holyoke Coltece seven years aher
then 111duahon fD Good Old Days of lll4io As.elute
to the l11sl SO years of broadcashne
with host Steve Allen and radio
personahltes ol 1esteryear
O)VMlna
!H Tiit Holl,.ood Musiub
1:30 m Tiie Odd Couple
9 :00
D CI' <fl\ Ont Day If • Tl111t 0 EXPLOSIVE PASSION! * "STUDS LONIGAN''
D all 9 lloffl tor Ttltvlsion:
Sluds l.ollic•n Part one ol three
parts Dan Shore. Lisa Pelikan, Harry
Hamlin, Charles Ourn1~&. Colleen
Dewhurst Devon [ntson and Iliad
Oouril stat tn James T Farrell's once
banned classic AmtrKan 111\oty ot
novels abOUt lhe boyhood to mi n
hood struu les of an lnsh American
lad 1n rouah edeed Chaco lotlow1na
W0tfd War I In lht 1n11111 episode.
youne Studs (Slloie) prepam IOI
htfh school Parental e1pectation 1s
h1eh fOf Studs but the youth fends oH
most offers of help While el1m1nahna
all chtncu for success. Studs
mana&e\ to dutroy relationships
wtl h all wllo come 1n contact with
him l11ey (Ms Pelikan) btcomes lhe
1111 of IMs dreams particularly when
t111n1s are nol pnc well e A1111rlt1H .. The School
Teacher" Desmond W1lto• n1111tts
this look al Gem htll\$let, a pretty
youna woman who works with tht
unteachables at Harlem's Benjamin
franklin H11h Sthool
• CJJ 9 a e11.trt1t'• Mph '"Marathon Anaels" Kelly and k11s '°'" an •ll·lemale marathon run 1n which one of the contestants. a
mo¥1t·strutk Arab 01t lleireu , 11
tarcet lor kidnap by a ~11 of very
shapely ioueri.
m11en 5fiffillS....
9:30
9 OJ) Tiit )ttlttMllt The llrst
CISllthly !Tom Gtotit and Lov1se·s
¥!elOllS vtfblt battle eo1ild bt the
1ntemtwtt wflo IS 1ntertsttd 1n U1t11
''Ptrlt<I m•rmc•" Sita#. SatM SbalcM1 Ptltt r elk hosts tlli. ~rd 111111111 docu
mtlllart locldillt • 11<1My lllCCtilful
1uvtn11t crime dtltrrt11<t PIOl'llll
rvn by "him" 11 Ille Rallwty Slate
PrlSOll Ill ..... )tflty Od ea.tit
hosts • tollow·u~ tlttt tilt P'Olrl"' witll 1ntemtwS and COllHlltnlaiy . • '1Mc• ., ... ,,,... ht'fef·
.. ltft "Cllo1to111plly by
8al1ncl11nt"' 8alanth1111 tlto110
11aplls a Ntw York Ctty llllltt lint.
111111 lcvt short 1ll'Otks 1nclud1nc "The
Stttdlast Tift Soldltr" w.tll P1t1ic11
McBnde tnd M1kll1tl 8trys)tn1~
tnd "Allecro 9t~ltnta" With S11un111
r1rr1ll tnd Ptltr Mlt't111t
.......... ,, ... ,.......""",' ....... .,
~ Ctltbr1tion of St1111u Ell ,Hlonts E11ttndid1S
10:00
0 CHILD POHO RACKET * BlOWN Al'ART ON Ml fl (f}' !Cu A prostitute
btlnended by 1\111~1 comes 101
lletp alter she stabs her fl pimp Slit
states she was K11nt 1n u li delense
over a temtory drspule but the pimp
says she did rt beuuu he wouldn t
take hei b1ck in l11s stable. and Kai
doesn I ~now who rs telhnc lht truth
GD OJ"-"' 8 1:m 13' YtpS Ooublful
T aieet Dan hnn1 s Sidek ick B1nztr
and t11s lovely 1111111end art marked
IOI de.th by I killer who believes
!hat the couple saw him at the scent
of a murder a> ltipt Gallery
10:30 mm """ l2J' Four Fresll111tn tn Conetrt
11:00
8 U ([' (f]l !B' News
D Cm'@O lttws e1t1•u111t uuc11 llJ MoN: "Oilla•u'' (adv) ·6~
Stanley Salter. Juhel Prowse m CMol lllrlltft i F rittMb
Q) Tiie Gtodiel
~It tr11•10ic• C,vett Show
O)Va~
12:30
.... : -·..-..11Sunqll"
(mus) ·33 .. [dd1t tinter. • oo CIDJ a ...,. .. ,. m lh'tle: 9 "Affair With a
S1r111p1" (dra) 'SJ Jean Simmons
II) lltwlt: '1'tt1M1111d" (wes) ·59.
Relldolph Scott. V111in11 Mayo
1:00
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1:30
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4:00
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4:30
• ltwa/lhMt: ''lll• lt!l1 Wt'' (myi) 'SI ·Slltldon LawrtMt
A TRILOGY
Harry Hamlin makes his television debut In the title role of
NBC's "Studs Lanigan," the classic American novel by
James T Farrell. beginning Wednesday at 9PM. and
continuing March 14 and 21 .
Also starring in the six-hour miniseries are Charles
Durning and Colleen Dewhurst as the Lon1gan parents.
Brad Oourif, Lisa P911kan. Diana Scarwld, John Friedrich,
Devon Ericson. Jessica Harper. Dolph Sweet. Sam
Weisman, Sean Moran. David Wilson, and Dan Shore
Portraying young Studs In the Initial episode
"Studs Lon1gan·· Is a trilogy of novels about the boyhood·
to-manhOOd struggles of an Irish-American lad In a rough·
edged Chicago following World War I-the story was
considered too racy for the era in which it was published.
Those who have read the literary classic now have the
opportunity to see the work come to life. The characters are
row reflections of their ethnic backgrounds and the tr1um·
ptiant. yet tragic, times In which they lived The people-
proud. bigoted. often profane-are a passionate, realistic
echo of urban America aa It uae<I to be. The trilogy has been
generally acknowledged as a superb portrayal of the times.
The "Studs Lanigan" trilogy consists of three novels
publlshed In sequence: "Young Lanigan" (1932); "The
Young Manhood of Studs l onlgan" (1934); and "Judgment
Day" (1935). NBC'a aix-hour drama follows Lonlgan from
age 15, In 1916, tb age 29.
Hamlln reflects on Siuda' character "One of Studs'
biggest problems was that his dreams were unreachable
He never created achemea to reallze his dreams. He
dreamed and Wiited-but there was nothing In between
With Studa there waa no actual day-to-day living The
tendency then, and to tome extent eYen now, was to be
tough and Siuda thought he was that. He put up a shield
around hlmaelf, an armof', and he had no sense of humor
You ... thla attitude today in many cities.··
The trilogy waa brought to teleVialon life by one of TV's
moat dlatlngulahed writers. ~nald Rose.
Rose's writing Cl'edlta Include "Twel~ Angry Men" (the
t.tevlllon '*81on Winning three Emmy Awards). creation of
The O.fenden eerlea and the dramaa "Dear Ft1enda," "The
Cruet Omy," "A Quiet Game of Carda" and "Mam.ge 01
Strangera." He alao wrote the 1CtMn pl.ya for two recent
lllm1 "The Wiid GeHe" and "Somebody Killed Her
Hulbend."
Director Jamee Gold9tone'1 cr9dltt Include the feature
film• "Red Sky at Morning.'' "Winning ... "Th.y Only Kiii
Their Maatera." "Rollercoaater," "Swaahbuckler" and
"The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight." He directed the
NBC Wor1d Premiere movie "Eric" u well u "A Clear and
Pr9Mnt Dan~." th9 Emmy-winning pilot for The S.nator .., ..
Harry A Sherman is producer of !h'! 1''"'S~r"~5 f?r
execut111e producers Lf'e Rich and Philip Cap·~g of L-:-r•....,"!r
Produc11ons His four-hour production of E1e"?ror ard
Franklin" won 11 Emmys and !he ccvet~d Jle'lt-~dy />·v?r1
for Broadcast Excellence 1n 1976 H9 prod•:c~1 'The
Beasts Are Loose · for NBC Lawman W1tl"O•Jt l G•Jn ard
"The Gathering
After the him · Movie. Movie ·was released recently, H::irry
Hamlin was nominated for a Golden G'obe /"v:ird •n the Be~t
Acting Debut category
Prior to this. producer Sherman s::iw 11"3 d111•es fr?m tl"e
him and said. Although Hamlin is unkn?wn to TV
audiences, he 1s well kn own on srage a,.,d 1n rep'!rtcry
circles After I saw him in the ltlm. I felt It 'Nas betti:-r to g?
with Hamlin. who had no public image est3bllshed yet H•s
work bowled me over-Studs wlll ma~e htm a start "
Hamlin. a native of Pasadena, was educated at pri"ale
grade and high schools 1n Los Angeies an1 Pernsy!v:inia
He majored 1n theatre at the Un1vers1ty of Catlfcrri1 21
Berkeley and 1n 1972. transferred lo Yale Un1verCJ1ty
graduating In 1974 as a thealre anrj psychology ":'la1or
Hamlin joined the American C6ns~rvatory Tr".!a!rs ·n San
Francisco 1n 1974 He studied there tor two years and
among his favorite roles there were the young man in
"Equus" and the fencing master tn Moliere's "The
Bourgeous Gentleman ·
In the summer ol 1975, Hamlin performed w•lh the Pac1f1c
Conservatory of Performing Arts Other stage work
includes-on the West Coast- 'A Christmas Carol." "Peer
Gynt, · "Othello:· "Oklahoma," 'Tari•ng ol tt-s St-rew,"
'Midsummer Ntghts Dream, · 'Cherry Orchard." "U S A . ·
'Streetcar Named Desire." ·Macbeth " "Ah, Wilderness"
and · A Man's a Man "
Stamng •• tfle Lonrgen ftmlty ,,. Bick row (I tor) ~i:stca
H.,per ., tfle yo1moeat dtuQl'lttr, L ortttt, Co11con
Oewf'lur1t as tf'la mother, Harry Hemfln ., Stud• an~ C'avon
Eric1on ., the eldest d1ughter. Fran Fm,.,t ro, .. (I to r) are
Char/N Durning as th• lather 1nd Jofln Friedrich es Morfin,
the youngest of th• famll'y,
THURSDAY
MARCH I
For mornine and afternoon listincs.
pfme see DAYTIME PROGRAMS.
Below, for your conven1tnct, are lht
dar's mcwies.
DATllME MOVIES
• 12:00 O "Hilda Cune" (dh) '56
lean Simmons Guy Madison m (JM "Tht losl Moment"
Cdra) 4/ Robert Cummings
3:00 10 "Go Naked 1n the W011d"
(dra) 61 Gma lollob1121da
3:30 U MBtll. Book and Candle"
(com) S9 lamts Stewart
EVENING
6 :00
D 10 12 'l3 News
3 Tht Odd Coclplt
DU rf '2:9 News
U tmer1ency Ont 0 Pro Hoc•er lhe Los Angeles
Kinas ar the Bullalo Sabl'fs
CD The Brady Bunch
CE Slttets ol San Francisco
24 Humanities Throu1h tllf Arts
tIJ l'ltdce Brelk
139 Maude
150 Dtsi1nin1 Home lnter111rs
6:30
3 IU llews
e Cross·Wits
10 Me" Gflfhn S11ow
CD I lewt Lucy
;a• Contemporary Health
fD Michnt JKbon Sllow/f'led&e
Btea•
ACROSS
I Pal
S Endure 9 Monkey
10 first womJn 12 Dear ones
15 Cotor1tdo ski \put
t 8 One who tops cake" 20 Small <lmounl
21 Taro root
22 Mr Gell
24 Tease 2!> Meat 11nd potato dish
28 type of 1h.lde "" 31 Ceremon1c1I act
32 Oownl)our
34 Warn
36 Type of prose
37 lod•&e amm<11I
39 Mature
41 Span1•h tor latter
42 AarH Wllh
Answer at end 01
ttle S11u1d1y iog
29 The lohr's Wild m El Chno
50 Home Cardtntr
7:00
0 D 1.3 U 23 News
U The Ntwlylitd Game
B The Johr's W"rtd m 12 29 Sit M1tl1011 S Man m s,nfOld 'Son
24 famtlJ l'cwtnll
fD The llhcNe1l/Lehrtr Report /
Pftdce Bruk
fl) la Senora de Cardenas
so Humanities lhrou1h the Arts
7:30
0 DtKO Ma11c
3 Wild World of Animals
D In Seuth Of U The Dating Game o The Gone Show a s ua Btluty Show
10 ,aj Mitch Gamt PM
mMam·12
24 l11S1pt
fD 21lon1&ht/Pled1e 8re1~
3t News
so Newscheck
8:00
0 a 12 lhe W11tons Wrlh
Ohvra ~b'>fnl tht Walton youths
become ove1prolec1tve of therr
lather espmally when John s old
llam! who 1s both alool and very
<klm1nee11ng comes bac~ to town D 23 31 little WOl!len Winter
Solace · Spinster Aunt March hnds
romance "'h1le try1n1 lo rest11c1 to s
courtship w1lh Professor Bhaer
U Mom: (2hr) "Robbery" (dra)
61 Stanley Ba~er. Joanna Pettet U l 3 M (.tt Mor• & MindJ
Mork s N1ehr Out' Mork and
DOWN
'l 11 UP IOvPr.lf ll'd) ) Abo~e
4 Army me.it 11.111
S Cteek leller 6 Nourishment lly tubP
<abbr ) 7 Absolute ruler
8 Island east 01 J3v"
11 Ap31tmenf dweller
IJ Hr&h card
14 810od or loo tctue to
pu11te answer I
16 Nuns (Clue to pu11ll'
answer)
I 7 Atrporl .1b1>rev13f1on
19 f'rank but direct
23 0.•t \Oundty
26 Troubllna d1scomlor1
27 Bvlh
29 Sllf•Med JO Ms f'ittrow
JJ 8elong1n1 to lours
JS Oomestrcate
36 Timt ~r10d' 38 ArtrClt 40 Soldier (Abbi I
81(~1,y hnd ITIOle e1c1tement than
thty ba1ea1ntd tor .. hen they unw11
tin1ty choose a smgles ba1 for a b1e
night ~ut and art picked up by a pa11
ol stunning thieves m Carol Burnett & Frrtnds m Movie: ~ (2hr) "Up from tht
8t11Ch" (dra) 65 Clift Robertsnn
fD 24 Non Beershtva (lpe1
1men1 Hulth care offrcials claim
there •re too manr so«•alrsts and
loo lew family doctors m America
lne Ben Gu11on Umvm11y Center for
Health Science in Israel combats
o cess1ve spec1ah1a1ton by 1ra1ning
phy\lcians lo treat the whole p,1!.0n
and not 1ust the d1su~
m v"""' so Ct~rahon of Strauss
8:30
0 ~ 110 tl!I SPECIAL John
Denver and the ladies (I h1 J lnhn
Denve1 plays host to five ot the most
tlC11tne and talented women 1n the
country Yaltrte Harper Cheryl
T regs Tina Turner [rma Bambeck
and Cheryl Ladd when he leaves lhe
Rockrts for a mus1CAI vis1I lo
Southern Callfornra m lhe Odd Coclplt
fl) la Carablna de AmllrOSIO
9 :00
0 e 12 SPECIAL The Frith
Annual People's Choice Aw11ds (7h1)
Award~ for the people's favorites 1n
telev1s1on moflon pictures and
music arr presented by host Dick
Yan Dyke and co host Army Archerd
The awards are determined by an
rndependenl research hrm and not
disclosed unfit they are presented
D j3 39 QulncJ The Hero'
Only Quincy can save the carter of a
decorated Ma11ne d11ll 1nslructor
IV Wt~I\ Ml"\H\..n ... l ':lt::f
charged •11th t1us1ng the death ol a
rtc1u1I *ho wn the son of his hattd
e• CDmmand1ne officer
0 BASKETBALL * ATHLETES IN ACTION
vs NEVADA LAS VEGAS
O Collf&t Bisletball Arhtms 111
Achon at Nevada Las Veen m Mtrl Cntf1n Show
l • Tiit Aae of Uncertainty
fl) l'led&t 8ru•1 N11ton1I
lieoaraphic Sptml m Itochu hpatias
!6 Ascent of Man
9:30
U 3 10 29 Soap Co11nne ;ind
Tims baby betrns tellmc his lather
oft 1n Lalin and Greek and thro ws
hrm across the room several time~.
and Burls wile. Mary doesn I
believe his trying saucet sfOf'I m l'Kldo De Anlo!
10:00
D Jl Jf Mrs. Cofumlto A
Riddle lor Puppets Kale plays a
deadly game of cal and mouse with a
psycholtc vent11foqu1sl who isn't
even aware he 1s responsible 101 the
death of the craltsman who made his
dummy lat Johnson euests
U 5'ECIAl Sured Stral(ht! (!hr)
(Rl Peter f atk hosts I hrs powerful
~pec1at takes a look at a unique
prison prevenlton program for
1uven1le delinquents run bv 'frltrs'
at Rahway Stare P11son 1n New
Jersey (Nole The language rs nnr
mlended lor children and aors with
out commercial 1nteuup1ton )
0 FAMILY /ClASSMATE'S * SUICIDE HITS BUDDY
IJ C3I U0 IS' FamilJ "lhe
Compefllton Buddy blames herself
tor the su1c1dt ol a fellow student she
defeated 1n $Cholasttc compehhon w Nicht ~ltry
~ Af1er ltle Ac• of Uncer111nty fD '1edae Break/Pennies from
Huvtn "Pa1ntina the Clouds Atthur
and [rleen 11e Irving rn poverty io a
lonclon lodgint house when [aleen
dWdts to earn them som' money
10:30 m w 1tews
i;.tl Turnabout
11:00
U lI U -1 O~lltws D 11 ~ tD ltews
U Sl'ECIAL Sured Straiahl!
follow-Up Ten months after the
emotional 1esponse to Scared
Straight' Dick Cavett take~ a look al
some stattline results and 1nterv1ews
Rahway State Prison Suptrinlendenl
Robert S Halrak. Sgt Alan August
frank Brndhammer co tounder of
the Juvenile Awareness program and
paroled lifer at Rah111ay and thr tt of
the deltnquents 1n the original
program whose lives have taken an
amazin& turn around
O Mo.it: "Wipe Out" (dra) H
Richard Conte. Henry Silva m Carol lklrnett ' f riend1 w Tiit Goodies !.1• Anyone tor Tennyso11f
11:30
fJ Cf 12 Movies: M0A0 S0H/
McCloud
D ltl' l)f Jollnnr CuJIOft
Iii Twi!ipt Zont
U CD' l2f Starsly & Hutch m Tiit Gone Shw w Gtt Sn11rt
IP' Lilia, T Gtl I T OU fD Ple41t BmklC.,tlontd 11tw1
12:00 m Alfre4 Hlttllcocl l'ratnts
&i)Oid Cmtt Shw
12:30 Iii Mowle: llW: "Wt'rt llot M1t·
riH" (com) '52 M1111 Caynor
U a0112t M141nh m Motit: "Tiit Court Martial of
BlllJ Mitchell" (dra) ·~~ Gary
Cooper. Charles Bickford
Cl) Mowit: .., "Tht ~ntd of
Alton•" (dr1) '63 Sophie lortn
1:00 .. IUl IJtl ,....,, ...
D Thtl.,.b,.rts
1:30 D Wlllttd: Ou4 or Mitt
2:00 U lltwlt: "111 tl1t Frucll
Styte" (drl) '63 Jun Sebtt& • ...,..,,,Rfll
G ...,.: wActiell ._.,.(adv) 61
Im C.btn. Robert StKk
2:30 m MIN: "Tiie n,lllc Millllt"
(dfl) ~I Glenn fOfd
3:00 ..... : ..,.._ ..,_, ..
flttt Sttfft" (mys) '36 I Odd
S11111hltr lvt liiter
4:00
a llttl.: "l"rJ Mu It Mr IMJ" (d11) 70 Robert W1bbt1
4:30 •11111tt: ............... (lllf'~~; lKhfrt ~OU . : . ..,.. ......... ,_.,. (llaO 'O .. ,, L..-1
FRIDAY
MARCH 9
for 111CNn1n1 and alttrtlOOll listrncs.
plusc see OATTIME l'llOGllAMS.
Betow. for your conttn1tnu, are lht
day's llllMIS.
DAYTIME MOVIES
12:00 O _.. ''The hbu!oln Wo<ld
of Jules Verne" (sci h) GI Malo
Holl [rnrt Navara Lou Ill(.~ m "The Hallbtttd" lwesJ ~?
Robert Young lin•s Carter lat~
Bustel Retd Hadley
3:00 1~ • "The Hollse of the
Seftf1 Ha.U" tmrs) ~9 Robert
lavlor N"olr Maurey ltnda
Christian
3:30 U ··~11 Htr Mom" tcoml
1? Connie Stevens Van
Johnson Charles Nelson Reilly
EVENING
6 :00
fJ 10 !{I (21 News
• ~ The Ocld Cou91e
1.J U t e 1 c2' llews
U Emer1ency One O Ironside m The Brady Bu11th w StrHts of Sfn r I allCIS<O
~~ Of urth & Min m fretslyle
~· Maudt "Sf Co111rm10111I Outlool
6:30
3 '3t News e Crou-Wits
10 Mert Griffin Show m I lO'lt Lucy
J~ 8111 Moytn' Journal
fD Mi<llltl JKUon Show
29 The ~er's Wild
O> LI Cr11da Bieft Criada '° l'roitct Uniwene
7:00 o (3 e u f>Ji 11ews
• Tiie lltWlywtd Game
ClJ Lt Tiit ~er·s Wild m 11 :ti (2f Sil Mllllon S Man a> Santord & Son
Si> M1eMtlltlellrtr lltport
Q) le StllOl'a dt C1rdt11as
1SO Farm Dicest
7:30
8 Psychic Force Brines
• Kllltr To Jus1ice a llat SttJ a.,"'4
lJ' Cl The Ill'""' u o..r ....
en.01t•c~
• <to' ~I .....,._. 549•rtt a TkTec DMp
mM..12 041 r.litict .. [Mitt.
&)ZITtliPI °' ..... !N'V.f'•,..,....
8 :00 • ur TIM l11Crt4i~1. H11I~
Conclus1011 ol • l•o p1rt tpt$0de A
lores! fut fhrutens Banner end
McGee n they try to wv, thfmStlvcs
1ftt1 1 plane crasti u or ()t Diff'ttt11 Stl'IUs <R>
"lht ~n~cnf When Arnold 11110-s
1 w1te1 bomb on tht m1111ttnat1ct
"""· Mr Drummond dtwln ht IS dot f0t 1 1pank1n1 but Alnotd hu
"'"" let.ti 1114 dla.,;:lfJ •.... : (at) ~ .... , 7J"
( .. ) '61 T• Tryon 1ot1n Sl•Oll • Din Owytt
U l 10 29 Maktn' It t 1tllt
Orphan Fusco Wh•n Oo1olhY
Manuccr get~ a t>ououei nt llo .. eis
and a glo,. an lhe d••• balhrobt lrom
a sec1el admirer htr chlldrt~
suspr<I htr nl hdV'"@ ar aHa" w1tr1
the lou l en<ycloped1~ ·O,lesman
a l'llblr< AHaus
O Mo¥1e· (2~r) ··Bunny O'Hm"
(com t 7. Bell• oa~1 fr nt\I
Bo1gn1nt la(>. Ca:.s•dy m ~rol Burnett & futnds CD SPECIAL Prolessronal Rodeo
Cowbors 1 lh rl H1ghl1ghb t lh1
Houston Roden (hAmp1onsh1p
features 1n<tud• bull 11d1n~ s.iddle
blooc 11d1n~ and ~lw "'rnthnr
fD J• so Waslune1on Week m Viv"na
8:30
O 23 lt Hello, lmr U ) 10 29 What's H1ppen1n1
The £v1ct1on · Ra1 and Rerun •r•
thrown oul of then apartment and
move rn with Shrrley and Ote lhty
annoy lhe grrls so much rh•v dtC•dP
somt1h1ng drastic must b• dont to
make lhe boys movr nul
e KHn's People m This One for Dad 01c k V ~n
Paltfn and lohnny Wh11fdke1 Std• '"
this story ol persondl t11umph anti
the dealh ol a loved onP
tD 1• so Wall Slrett Wet•
O> Eduardo II
9:00 0 a 12 The Ovku of Hauard
The Annu•I Hamrd Obslaclr O~rby
is more th•n 11~ usual duly race dlter
a woman drrver tnlrrs lh' compt
hhon And .. ,ns I tM s •dmrr11100
even before lhe race
O .JJ 3t Brothers & Sts1ers
love and M111iagt Cheda Ronald
~nd Zapper play lherr nwn ntwlvwrd
Ramt whtn lhty enroll an a
marriaRe survrvat 'ourse ~nd ea
gerly look torwa1d to lht11 home
..or~ Wilham Windom Rutsts U 1 l 110 '.29 Movre: (2hr) "The
Child Stuler" (dra) · 19 Buu
811dees. Bla11 Brown David \.1oh
C11stina Raines lau111 Hendler
I raccy Cold Whr.n htr ex hu\hAnd
18rrdees) kidnaps th~11 youn&
dau~htecs a divorced mother (Ms
Brown) reah1es to her horrot thr
law woo t help he1 ttl her chrldre~
bid and she b,g1n\ a df\ptrall
sedlch for them on her own m Mtl'f &rm1n Show a> Marc111 Welbr
Ill Gmt Ptrlorma11<tt fD 1111 Mo,trt' lollr111I
~ "°"' 9:30
II tJt CH T11111111Mt S111ualory
lhrh Whtn Sam and Penny dtSO.•
attly try to htvt Ille "·•ltCll 1111ue
t~t switched lht11 1dtnht1n 1n tllt
first plKe c111n1e them back they
dt~Ovtr 11 Ills bttn sloltn
ID"'*O.a..,
10:00,
D TMGIC LOVE SECRO
• m£ALCO O" DAWS II Cl Ci t Delles Lucy falls 1n
tove and dell ah ts ~veryont.
tSPf(llllf IR . wllh the ne'I\ lhll
sht " 11111111nc Kit Mainwauna Ill,
the o"ly $0ll of lllOlhtt Polftrh1t Otl
rl<ll J uu 1111111,
• ~ at Jltl .. lltl,,_llU .. 11•• "VtdOI. 811tlt 11111 lobbf lt,11111ont
8fddelct Dtc~ C1wtlc1, Henry Qlbso~ Robtlt Htayu. l•c•it
TV WEEK MARCH 4 1979
lro05an lao 11un1P• luhn "''and and [hnor Oonahut Pr
0 O m News
CD ll11ht Callery
fD Masterprt<r Thutrt
so Wofld
10.30
0 Wi! Without Winners m Q) News
1• Cchofs ol Silver
11:00
0 3 U 10 ?9 News
O 8 12 2l J9 News
O Make Me Lauah
O Mom. 111 "Ooomsd•r
MachlM" '" 1 I 1 'i Maid I u"rrs
l!ula tee Henry Wilt~• m Carol Burnett & Friends
W The Cood1ts
2• Another Vorce
fD Otel Cavett Show
O> Vanedades
11:30
fJ a 12 The New Avengm/
tM "Tht P11ad1ne Case'' (dra) 4R
Giepory f'rc k Ann !nod Charles
Laughton £ lhtl Ba11vmo1P e n 39 lohnnr Carson
U Twihaht lone
U l 10 19 Barella m Tht Gone Sholl
W Gel Smart
24 l11tu, Yoea & You
fD C.pllOntd ABC News
12:00
m Mt Boa
fI)Nova m Movie/News
12:30
U Movrt: "Caunon '10" lfoml
6~ M•1ctllo Mastro1Ann1 VuM l •S•
MtChtlt Mmrer
U Movtt: "Damn the Delran!"
(dial &l Altl Cuwnts) 011k
BoRudt M•Ufl('t O•nham .i\nlhony
Quayle N111e1 Stoc~
10 Movie: "Ma1u s" ldra 68
Anthony Quinn CAnd1cr Brr~.n'
MIChatl C~1nt m Movtt: iJll "Wolf Larsen" !dral
58 l!arry Sullivan Peter Graves
W fllofie: "Island rn the Sun" (dial
·~1 tiarrv BPlalonlt IAmP> Ma1on
1:00
CJ a3 if M"'niaht Special
O Ille love bpe1l\
1:30
O Wanted~ Dead 01 Alive
2:00
G lhws/Movtt· W "Hoodlutn
l'Oe$t" (dr•) 61 lltt1 Oullu
ClJ Moo.tit : IW "four Otspenl•
Me11" (tdv) 60 Aldo fby a» M"tt: tw "His Girl frrdar''
(tom> •O R011lind R~.st:I
2:30 It Moirit: tll "1'11111Mtlt11" (•dv)
~9 Vr<tor Malurt Yvonne Oe C4rl0 a> c:.t Slurt
3 :00 a> ...... : "Uttlt lmt" (dtl) 51 M.,~ Sttven' Rhonda Ott111nt
4 :00
D Mttit: "Ilic\ Uh Mt"
(dtl) ·~ J1mtt WMlllOlt
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'"""' <nirsl ·~s 110 11t111 .
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TV WEEK. MARCH 4 1979
Spec11I A oreview ol upcoming
coUeee bas~tlbatl lournaments
U ..l 10 lt The ,iftk Panther m ltlSlmlM Music ED ftt11n1 frtt
11:00
D U lt CoUeae Bashlball
l>oublehnd11 Cam• I Playolls
lums to bt announctd
U ' fO 2' Wet\tnd ~aal (Rl l~t Sfven Wishes ol Joanna
Ptabody A latry 11odmother appear~
on a \fltv1s1on 5C1tt n and irants
\tVtn •11Shts lo a youn11 11111 l'ho
almost 111shts she hadn I Siu
Shemah and Bulltrlly McQueen star
0 World Champ.onstl!J T tllnlS
Q) lacquu Collstuu fZiJ Freestylt ED f anfaria fllton
11 :30
O Ollldoors U ! ~ r101 iJt American
llndstand m <>-t Smirt
f1l) To bf Annou11ttd
fl) Musia Colombi1na
12:00
U I 5'ffe AcldemJ 8 YOJ•C• to a.tlOln of lilt Sea
ID Tht last Stlle 11\ds m Soul T11ill
1.2 1111 llue Marble
O)T11u11 14 Collttmpoury Htaltll m 1• t11M ' eo . m Witter Mere.ado
~ Asctlll of Mall
12:30
D lI lf2 Fat AIMrt 8 Cl Hotlywood Tttn
1(0 OltcO 10 tiD Sait1t Glly Tiln
fl' SN Ml lb
1:00 D (( IUl Arlt! ll. Jou1Mf to Mftnblr t
II ~ !Ul C.11•1• 811tttblll
Oo••lelltdtr Came II Playolfs
rums to be announced e Tiit Iii VllltJ .,.1
Cf) An!Nls Allimlh
Ga Tiit Ollter l.IMib mlbrmw.-, fD Aet111 Wtrl4 Cup Tt1111 is
CompehhOn belwun livt min
lums represtnltnc th• Un1ltd
Stilts and Austr1ha
(ft ....,,
tD °"'* Tlf'llli111 ti ~ tlfl Tiit Mef1clll Stlfl
1:30 •t• f ........ '• •t.-.,• D*'ltc.ttlle , ...... : Ho.M .. H (dr1) 69
Ptltr lawiord
12_4 f .. r.treM
2:00
91t TIMtMl'* '21 Cll111,1u•i, F1t11111c .......
• Tiie """"' ,,.,.,. ..............
(U)llll ..... 191 •* ... a..ia ., .... .......... Ml~""'....t
2:30 • a '91£Ml[R£ ...,iun
S,.,b111111 fulures include a
whoop1n1 era~ rtS(ue IHOJtct with
Clte1yl T1e1s in Idaho, Bob Bealtie
and Curt Gowdy ltshin& the wateis ol
Alaska, 1nd International C1oss
Country Kayak1n1
3:00
B (11) Jadit "--IMtt·
111J '-If live finals and semi hnals
coveraee from lhe lnwerrary Count1y
Club in M11m1. Fla D SltlH._,
• fMily Filla fntinl
• MoM: g "Seem hid of Ille
Reptiles" '77 ·Nature document11y m Mo.it: @) "Tiit ,.,. lllltms"
(dra) '6A .. Michul Callan
01r.-.
8 Tiie Ace of UllttfUiftty
l8l Mowlt: ti.I "T1t111k" (d11) '53
Clifton Webb. Barbara Stanwycl
(II) Delipl111 ..... lllbfiln
3:30
B CD (1DJ ai 'reftlliell1I ..,...,._ T111r Cowttace ol tlle Fair
lants Open from Wuh1neton, D C
4:00
• Cl) ([Z) s..1J s,.ctac.&1r
• MtM: "lilall llMMl Ille '-"" (wes) 'SJ.·Randolph Scolt
8 Movie: "Starch" {adv) ·n.
Hueh O'B11an. Buraess Mtredrth
0 . Ille Act " UllmtalllQ GDStlf Socm at, ......... Dtportl.a
IR "titd UlittrM
4:30
@Ofbrttl&Meft
S:OO .......... c..r
UW111tr11o.t•1n111H e Cl) Stir Tr"
• CD a ww. '1ortd " 5'etb llvt cower11e of Ille WM Futhtr
w111ht bout between ch1mp1on
Danny "l 1ttle Red" Lopez and
Roberto Cutanom lrom Sitt Like
City, Utlb, and a same·day repott on
Ille Amer~111 Cup Gyrnnastte Cham·
l)ionahlps from Madison SQu1re •
Cwden in New York.
.... ......_" (wts) ·11
Rdlard Boone. ltsht Caron 01> .. ..... : .,.. lilafl llllWI" (dla)
'76··ltmtS rranciscus (f))=l•ll • lrMk/T ..... ... FleM
Qll--.NSMlll
.... 5:l0
-·an.-~ ... .......... ~
(11) 1'111 llltd ........ H ...... II Utaelel • "'*' .... /fwr , ......... ce..t lti. poptllet ~I lfOllP
Ptlfonll It lowf't Pala« Thtattf ............
I I
, '
7:00
l'J The l'rice Is ltifht rn CmerltflCJ Ont
8 SUI luldJ SllOW
B E,..mim Loi Allt*s
Cl) c.tffornil ucunion
D The UMllOWll W11
(!Al l'Ut'1 ltell,...cl
CD lAMEllCE WEIJ'S * "FAMILY" SURPRISE m <Ill 1211 The Llwrtnct ,..,. SllOW
«Ii ,.._ That T1111t
® Once UllJOll 1 Classic &D Slrtll Va.pan ill Cencert m•· dt Meake aJi S,ECIAL ON Gltk Ttlttllon
(4hr) Paul Bloom and Bob Dalt host
lhts telethon lo r11se money for the
Old Globe Rebu1ld1n1 fund with
sever al Hollywood celeb11tits wtto cot their start with the San D1eao Old
Globe Thea tie.
<II\ Austin City Umlb
7:30
8 1 t11 tht T °""
D <m1 F 11111ty Ftllil
• Mttdl '-1111 l"M ...... ,,..,..
«JI Tiie M..,m
8 [cMes " Silwtf
8:00
8 ([Z) Tiie Ne SlllM lhe
IOWtllnt Coohdlt &els I bl& head
after he wins a lournament trophy
and 1n unscrupulous 11ent sends an
1llunn1 1111 to Ptrsuade h1rn to turn
proleukHl1I. Alt Metr1no guests
D f ll CHlh "Ride the Whirlwind"
Jon and Poneh eneounltr Ullntly dirt·
bl•ers. 1 clandestine PCP ope111ion
and 1 "m"ho" cilJ councilm1n
sho•1111 oll on the l11llS1des when
thty wlunteer u members of 1 pilot
trail bike tum
• llltfit: (1hr) '1fwllltri111
lttlSllb" (dr1) ·3~ Sir 1 aurence
Olivier. Merit Oberon
• CJ) <B 121' Detta Hem "811
Min on Cltnpvt" When lhe po!11y
rloundtr flits in love 111111 Mandy
PtP1>t1id1e. the Orneca pinup 11rl.
the OtttlS use 111 thelf '"ts to
eonYince het 11111 '4fSlllte !Ms out·
Ylald ljl9tlllftCC ht IS Ille ll\ln of
ht1 d!cam1,
• Me: (1111) "lterM111cf''
(llOt) ·n Ol10ll WtNtt .................
...... """ a... 0 """b.,.., Ott ,,.... =" .... , ...... Rhnt4 lllellli•llts of 1
rtlythm rn1v.i ol tllt 30s •114 40s.
t11cludln1 perlorrners 8011 Crosby,
ft1nk11 C.rle. M1r11ret Whlll111. r reddy Matt111 111d 001111 ...................
l:JO • 99 .........
.... "Oo 0o, I Dt" ,.,, I -two ~ Wlltn ltl!1llec• rtCtMs Ille
lltd 11m tllll 1111 motlltr II••
..,,., ... "" !It'll llM .. ......... , .. ~-
Buchanan H11h behind. ht dtc•des 10
la~e his own 111nt sttp lo lht altar
.t 4 l-'I Tllomit ltt111t111Mn
9:00
D LI (f 2 lllo¥it: (211r) "Death Wrall" (RJ (dra) 74 Charlu
Bronson Hope Lanee V1netnt
Gardenia, Steven Keats Oulragtd
when his family 1s ltlac~ed by hood
lums a law ab1d1ne C•hten lurns into
a one-man v111lan1t squad
D @ BJ & Ille Bur A Collin
Wtlh a View ' Bl ts hued by a man
(Gtorce Lmnby) with an unnatural
1ntt1est in a coffin lull of drrt trom
l1ansytwan1a Iha! he wants trans
Ported lo Hollywood 10 oromote a
new Dracula ITIO'l•e John Carradine
and Pamela Hensley also euest
U Cl) ® (8" Tiit lon Boat
A&es ol Man. starnne Paul Burhe
and Patrick labortuua "f 1m1lies ..
stu11n1 Mark Serra and Arlene Dahl
Bo n Sam st1111ne P11t11p Ch1rln
Mac~enz•e and MIChael Tum Iii Mrwit: (Zh1) "Cry of the
llMl!ee" (ltor) 70 V1ncen1 Price
Ga Hee lbw
121' Austin City 1.Jmlts
fl!) l'ledt• 8rea'1Grtat Ameriu n
Gospel Soullcl foot slomp1ne music
with Tennessee [r~tt Ford Delta
Reese. the Jord1n11m ind the Fisk
Jubilee Singers recorded hve at the
C11nd Ole Oory
10:00
8 rlJ' Tiie ltocUord mes A
Chorus ol Drummers" Hosp1tal11ed
due to an accident Jim RocUord
becomes convinced ht witnessed the
removal of an oraan from a hvt
donor ·IOI a transplanl oottalton 9 Cll11rd111t Ille Mell
B ®' (It Fantasy tslall4 In
'Tht Jewel Thiel. · A carpenter s
(Ken Berry) des11a to become a
dash1ne 1ewel 1h1et leads him into
romance and adwenlure with 1 be1u
tiful 1WOm1n {Meredith MKRae) and
1n "I Want to Get Mimed." A woman
(let&h Taylor Youn&) who wanls to
meel the man of het dreams
1llhou1h slle hu been en111ed !Of
more than a year-·f1nds m01e male
!rouble thin she em drumed Of
Steve forresl also stars • °""' ,.,.. .. mc.:r o w.r
(A'J s-.u ..
10:30
TV WEEK MARCH 4 19/9
11:00
D J u mMtws
.. -._ .J~ ,. """' e MoMler Rally
liJ Second City TV "•two1l m Mowtt: "Rlid on ltom111tl" tdral
71 Richard Burton John ColtCos
J.1 Movit: "Slrnboo »veer" (~c1
11) 67 Dan Duryea lohn [ncson
OJ The Goodies
11 Adam·l2
14 "°'1a
'lt Mow1e: M "Dan111ous Cros·
sine' (mys) 53 JeanM Crain
11 :30
D Movie: "Tiit Quuto1 Tapes"
(SC1 ft ) 61 Robert fo1w()1fh
l 3 lllo¥it: "lhH1 of llo ltetu1n"
(adv) S4 Robtrt Mitchum
8 ~ >t Saturday N11ht ll'ft
U Movie· "Lld7 l" (comJ '66
Sophra Loren Paul Newman
J Mowie: "hlhu Goost" 1com1
6S Cary Grant Leslie Caron
liJ Mowtt: "Dr. Jekyll and S.St11
Hyde" (nor) 71 Ralph Bales
10 Mowtt: "ltouJ!t NifM 1n le11cho"
(#es) 67 Oun Marlin
OJ The Root1es •
12:30
O Mowie: • "ne M~ Dottor"
(mys) 41 Bas•I Rathbone
OJ Morie: "The Nr1ht ot the Blood
Monsltr" (hotl /2 Chrrstopohf!
lee Ma11a S<hell
1:00
D 11 llock Con(ert m 111ow11: ifW "Double 1eop11dJ''
(dra) 55 Rod Camtron Jar~ Kelly
1:30 D Talt1bout D The ~t11rtn
2:00 D Mrwlu : "The Mo111tors
Su1e1de Commandos
Cl) Mowit: "Dflcllla's Cntlt'' (ho11
69 JoM Carradine
2:30
9 Mo.it: '1f "Atttc• of tht liilnl
l.etdles" (ho1) '59 Ktn Curtis
OJ Mo•lu: "The last of lht
Comanches.' 'The Man lhry Could
Not Hant''
• 3:00
tJ Mowit: ''l•• rorce" (d11) ·ss
Vtetor Mature Luciana Plauw
4:00 e llns/Mo•its: "Bullalo Cun
"Hr&hw•r 13"
~11
TV WEEK. ~ARCH 4, 1979
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