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Home My WebLink About1979-04-14 - Orange Coast PilotOrange Coast EDITION Fi~e•itr Chase ~\ii Teen Held • m Baltimore· ·Schooner Off Reef BALTIMORE CAP > The tall.masted Pride of Baltimore ran aground and began taking on water late Friday, only hours after the sailing vessel miss· ing for rour days after it was swe~t out to sea by storms -re· turned lo Delaware Bay. the Coast Guard said. The Coast Guard initially re· ported ~ ship appeared to be breaking up, bul later said a pump was placed on board and enough water was re moved to gel the vessel off the reef where it struck bottom. .. She is no longer in da nger of s inking. The only thing we did was de li ve r a pump b y helicopter. Apparently. with the assistance of the pump they managed to lighten themselves enough to get off the reef," said a Coast Guard s pokesman at Ca pe May, N.J . The spe>kesman, who declined to be identified, said the captain and crew of 10 remained aboard the Pride. He said it was not immediate- ly known how the ship would proceed. It had been scheduled to arrive in Baltimore a dis· tance of about 70 miles -on Sunday. Th e vessel wa s dr.We n aground off Cape May: N.J ., about 10:30 p.m. by winds of up to 25 knots. another Coast Guard spokesman reported. About 30 minutes later it began taking on water. officials said. The ship, a replica or a 19th· Century Baltimore topsail clip- per schooner. was the object or a -wi de -r a nging military search along the Atlantic Coast earlier Friday. 1l was due in Norfolk, Va., on Tuesday following a 7 ,000-mile Ca ribbean voyage. but failed to arrive. However. Capt. Charles Whit· comb. 52, radioed the Coast Guard station at Cape May about 3:30 p.m. Friday to say t hat the s hip was entering Delaware Bay and that all aboard were safe. The Pride was built as a Bicentennial project by the City of Baltimore a nd served as the community's goodwill am - bassador. Chris Hartman. a spokesman., for Mayor William D. Schaefer, s aid the ship was overdue because it had been blown 250 miles out to sea by two storms, then was without wind as it tried to return to the coast. The Coast Guard. Air Force and Navy had sent six long. range militar y aircraft over a s wath of the Atlantic as much as 340 miles wide from Cape Hat· te ras, N.C .. to Cape Ma y in searching for the Pride. A Coast Gu ard cutter also was called in for the compute r -a ssist e d s hiphunt, a Coast Guard spokesman said. Slide 'Closes Wast Route A rock slide closed one of the northbound lanes on Pacific Coast Highway near Palisades Drive Friday night according to a spokesman for the California Highway Patrol. The sPokesman said the slide occurredatabout9p.m. No iltjuries were reported and patrolmen stayed at the scene directing traffic until county road crews could arrive to clear the roadway. QlJIZ FE.4TlJRES ENERGY CHIEF OPEC dlcWou. ~ ~ ofld Mott1W WI prlce1. So/e and ecoftomfcal n.rn IOWCft for Ult lt*re. T,.._ en jalC a I .. of t1t1 U· ,.,_, IM U.S. Her.tar, of ner,, dtob '°"" fGCfa q . Tll•• wek'1 QUIZ on Pog. A 7 1aJrira a loot ., .... of ,., ,... ,,.,... -of ,,.. ..,., ,,,.....,_ ._. .. ..., .. ..... . l!I Accused Joins Accuser Officers ··Netv ·Rape Case Tdst ~ """ ~ ., ..... ldi O'l>Oft•ll Both Seeking Mental Help By GARY GRANVILLE Of t ... 0.ty ..itet SUlf Glen Howard Hutc herson, recently convicted o f rape. sat a longside his alleged victim Friday sn Tus tin a nd heard he r say she was "happy" a Judge overt urned his conviction. Catherine Ha rdin, 21. stopped short of r ecunting her testimony tha t in a four·day tria l last Februa•y led to the ra pe conviction of 45-year-old Hutchcr~on from Whittie r . But Miss Ha rdin ma de it clear in her ap. pcarance with Hutcherson in lawyer Te r ry Giles' of. fice tha t she doesn 't want the m an she o nce said sex · ually assaulted he r made to st and tria l again. "I WANT .BOTH OF US to get psychiatn c tre atme nt togethe r so we can end this whole thing." Miss Ha rdin s aid. In turn. Hutcherson said, "I have no hard feelings for Cathe rine Hardin ... and 1 am w illing to r eso lve this problem by having M iss Ha rdin and myself seek psychiatric care together ... The dual plea for psychiatric tre atment was j ust the latest quirk in a case tha t has become a cause celebre . It was Orange County Superior Court Judge Mason Fe nton la st month who s at aside a jury's g uil- t y verdict and ordered a new trial for Hutcherson. 'NEVER INTENDED TO HURT MR. HUTCHERSON' Alleged Rape Victim Catherine Hardin WITIDN HOURS of Judge Fenton's decision, a coalition of county women's rights organizations labeled it sexisl·traditional and called for the judge's recall. CALLS PRESS MEETING Attorney Giles Apprehe:'lsion Of Aliens Sets Record LOS ANGELES <A P l -A rec· ord number of undocumented aliens were arrested in March by Border Patrol agents in California, the U.S. lmmigra· lion and Naturalization Service said Friday. The agents in California ar· re sted 52,000 undocumented aliens in Ma rch, according to Immigration and Naturaliza· lion Service Commissioner Leonel J. Castillo. That was a 35 percent increase over March 1978 when 38,449 were a rrested, Castillo said. Of those arrested, he said, 4,428 were working, including 3,843 in agriculture and 585 in industry and service occupa- tions. All Border Patrol sectors in Californi a registered an in- crease in arrests in March, witb San Onofre recording 5,022, a 30 percent increase over the 3,855 de ported in March ol 1978, according to tbe INS. Volcano Erupts KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent <AP> -Sautllme volcano bepn spewina rocks, ashes and smoke Friday and resklenta In a 10· mile-wide band ringing t he mountain were ordered to leave t.betrbomel . Fleebll Nlldeab clotced the main elllt coaat highway of this Caribbean lsland. .. . 'l'M NOT BITTER' Suspect Hutcherson Rescues Abound Their sounds were echoed by prosecuting at· torne ys who described Judge Fenton's decision as .. outlandish and grotesque." But the j udge w~s not without his defenders, in· eluding a woman juror who praised him for his "courage." In the aftermath of bringing together the ac · c used a nd his accuser in defense la wyer Giles' of· fice. the re was little changing of positions. Judge Fe nton. for example, refu sed to claim the day's events had vindica ted him. ··1 ma de a d ecision in good cons cience that I would make again unde r the s ame c ircumsta nces. The wisdom of that decis ion won't be known until the case is settled ." the judge said. Karen P e ters. s po kesperson fo r t he North Or a nge County Cha pte r of the National Organization for Women . s a id tt)e women's investigation of the ca~e will continue. ''IN OUR OPINION, the victim's statements dtd not indicate he (Hutcherson I is innocent. \Ve 're con- <See RAPE 'SETTLEMENT' Page t\2) Lifeguards Busy On Coast Beaches Family Pet Dies in Mesa Home Blaze A fire gutted a Costa Mesa home Friday night, kilhng the family pet left inside and brieny hospitalizing a nei~hbor. Orange Coast lifeguards re· ported dozens of rescues Friday as youngsters on spring vacation crowded the beaches to enjoy ai r temperatures in the mid·70s and water te mperatur.cs about 60 degrees. In Laguna Beach. a Santa Ana girl was taken to UC Irvine Medical Center afte r slipping in the surfllne at Main Beach Park and injuring her neck and back. Kim Welty, 15, was repe>rted in stable condition a fter being treated at th e scen e by lifeguards and paramedics Laguna Beach Marine Safety Director Bruce Baird said lifeguards manning six towers in that city pulled 32 beleaguered swimmers from the wa ters on Thursday and Friday. Lifeguard Larry Moore in San Clemente had one dramatic rescue Friday when he pulled a Sylmar girl about 11 years old from a riptide. "She was in shock." Moore said of the 3: 15 p.m. incident. He said be was aided by a Marine ln saving the girl , who had panicked a nd mi g ht have drowned. San Clemente IHeguards rescued about. a dozen people Friday. Newport Beach ltfeguard \ . totals we re n't a vaila ble but there were no serious incidents re po rted there . Huntington Beach Slate lifeguards pulled 45 people from the surf. while Hun· tington Beach City lifeguards estimated they'd aided more · than 50. Jetliner R~ll Said Doubtful WASmNGTON <AP> -The Federal Aviation Administration is still analyzing the five·mile plunge of a TWA jetliner last week but says it appears the jet didn't do a barrel roll as first re· ported. Three of the 87 persons aboard were slightly injured when the Boeing 727 Jelllner dropped from 39,000 feet to 15,000 feet before its pilot was able to bring it under control. The pilot, Harvey Gibson of Las Vegas, Nev .. said the plane rolled over tw\ce during the ind· dent. But FAA spokesman Fred Farrar s aid Friday the pre· liminary analysis of an on-board m1ht recorder showed the plane did not barrel roll at all. "Our readln1 of the nt1ht data recorder ts that lt did not make a complete roll," Farrar said. Costa Mesa firemen said they don 't know what touched off the blaze at 1041 W. Wilson St. at 10: 15 p.m. But they said the fire had burned through the roof of tl:)e two·bedroom house by the time the first units arrived. They estimated total damage to the structure and its contents at $40,000. A fire depa(lment spokesman said the home was owned by the Greg Shipley family, but the Shipleys weren 'l home when the fire started. Firemen were unable to iden· tify the woman neighbor who was treated at the scene by paramedics ror smoke lnhala- lion, but they said she was treat· ed and released from Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. They said when they were in- itially called to the scene near Wilson and Canyon Drive, lhey were told someone might be trapped inside the burning home. However. they said only the family dog was inside the house. The animal died In the fire, ac· cordlnt to firemen . •; 1, ....... , ......... ' .. .. ....... Pursue Speeder By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ot 1119 0.il'f "lleC SIMt . f i A 17-year-old youth who ap- parently wanted to test hi s four· year -old Mustang, led lawmen from two counties and five cities on a 100 mph chase F riday. mg ht T he pursuit e nd ed on the Buena Park-Anaheim city line when the car skidded into a stop s ign and car eened over the roadway 's center divider, rip- ping out the bottom or the speed- ing a utomobile. Buena Park police said the chase started in that city a little before 11 p m. when a n officer tried to pull the youth over as he pulled out of a drive-in theater at Holder Street and Linclon Avenue. As soon as the officer hit his red light, the Mustang was "off to the races," police said. Police chased the neeing car for 20 minutes aod still were un- able to close in on it when the car crashed on Beach Boulevard at Stanton Avenue. "If it had been one of the newer Mustangs, we would'd had no trouble catching it," com mended a department s pokesman. "But those older ones are fast." The spokesman sald be was unable to explain the motive for the chase other than lbe youthful driver·s apparent desire to match cars with local police agencies. . By the time the pursuit ended, it involved a t one time or a nother up to 12 police un its rrom Buena Park. Garden Grove. Anaheim, Cypress, Stan· ton and the Los Angeles Sberifrs Office. At one pe>int in the high speed encounter, a Buena Park police car was rammed by the speed- ing Mustang, but. police said the unit was not badly damaged and the officer driving it was not in· JU red. The only injury to result from the lengthy chase came at its C'Onclusion when the driver Of the MlJstang crashed a nd re· ce1 ved minor cuts on his face. police said . Sunrise Services Set Many Orange Coast area {'hurches have scheduled lradi· tional Easter Sunrise services wit h a celebration at Newport Harbor High School's Davidson Field expected to draw over 8.000. The Rev. Chuck Smith, pastor of Calvary Chapel in Santa Ana, will deliver the message at the annual event. Some services are scheduled at the beaches while one is slated at a vista point near San Juan Capistrano. Story Page AS. Coast Weather Mostly s unny today and Sunday, with patchy fog or low clouds at the beaches during early morning hours. Highs at the beaches 70 to 74, rising lo 80 and 85 degrees in- land. INSIDE TOD.4"' Childma's Ub Im .cored o viclO'JI in Sloedn, ~ tlw little toe. are protected ...,. o-Mw low that proldbtta dad and mom /rom ~ tlwir childrn or treat IMm a. m11 humiliat .. tODf. ~ ff.,,. M ulHgon 'a col"'"" °" page Alf todaJI. • ••• "'"-~ ... ••nee . .. ....-c-"' ....... .. CllWdl AM ..... .... Ci..tft.f C1•• ~ AM c-lc• "" ,...... .. c....... M nt9t9 • cew...-. .......... ....... Al .:r Al oeusa• "" .. ........... "" ---... --~ .,. ... ct: • . -- A.I DAILY Pll.OT Deity ll'iNl Sutt ~ PICKETS DON'T 0£TER EAGER RACETRACK FANS AT LOS ALAMITOS TRACK Strtklng Pertmutuet Clerk• Attempt To Werd Off Potentl•I Pony Bettor• All's Calm As Los Al Re-open3 Race fans turned out as usual Friday night, in spite of the picket line thrown up around Los Alamitos Racetrack by striking parimutuel clerks. Friday marked the first night of racing at the track since clerks walked off the job Tues· day. The track's parimutuel betting was handled by non· union clerks. A track s pokes man s aid security forces at the track were tripled and Cypress police were put on alert of possible violence at the picket line. A police spokesma n said t he only incide nt occurred at about 8 p. m . whe n one pic~eter was s truck by a car driven by a fa n en terang the t rack parking 'tot. fll· said the picketer was not serious ly injured. Accordin g 'to a tra ck spokesman. more than 7,000 fans turned out Friday, a slightly larger tha n a \'erage crowd Ho wever, he said the betting handle was about $150,000 s maller than the typica l F'nday -night bettmg tally of S900.000. ( F1re Strikes In Santa Ana For Big Loss Firemen from Costa Mesa and Ne wport Beach rolled into Santa "Ana Friday night while firemen there battled a two-alarm blaze on the city's southside. Firemen said the blaze was re· ported at a bout 8:45 p.m . at Compton Cant, 2711 S. Main St.. described as a manufacturing firm. It took firemen nearly an hour to knock down the fl ames that engulfed the m a nufacturing plant. In all, nine teams of Santa Ana firemen were al the scene while the men from the Har bor Area were sent to Santa Ana fi re stations to respond in case other fires were reported. There was no estimate of loss available Friday night. although one fireman described it as "a major loss fire." Nuke Bid Rejected CHESTERFIELD, S.C. 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She mentioned that the women she represents were an· tagontz.ed by remarks attributed to the Judge at the Lime he overturned the jury's verdict and ordered a new trial for Hutcherson. ''The re marks simply reflected traditional sexist values. So, we'll continue conducting interviews and plan to meet with the JUdge next week," Ms. Peters said. As far as prosecutor Dan Bryce is concerned. Hutcherson will still be tried again. Bryce said that at two preliminary hearings as well as at the Hutcherson tria l Miss Hardin gave identical accounts of the a lleged Nov. 22, 1977. sexual assault. ln her testimony, the woman said the accused man picked her up while she was hitchhiking in Buena Park. Miss Hardin then went on to describe a hasty journey to a canyon area where Hutcherson pulled both a gun and knife on her to make her s ubm it to his sexual assault. Hutcherson had a difCerent version of the incident. THE 45· VEAR·OLD father or two children admitted he had sex with the woman but said she didn't yell "rape'' until after he refused to pay her $25 asking price. With no other fi rst·hand witnesses to the alleged assault. the r ase boated down to, "who do you beli eve?" The jury sided with Miss Hardin. J udge Fenton, howevl'r. found llutcherJ>on's version to be more believable. Friday. n<'1ther Mbs Hardin nor Hutcherson were back1n~ down from Lhe1r storll':. The woman s<i1d . though. that she never intended "to hurt VI r Hutcherson" by seeing that he was "sent to prison for 10 or 15 vears " · And she tended to minimize m a strange sort of way the har m done her during the alleged rape. "YOU CAN SEE I DON'T have any physical wounds . lie didn't try to chop my arms off or anything like that other girl had happen to her. "It kind of freaks you out, though. I didn't enjoy it. I didn"t like it," Miss Hardin said as she described her reaction to the purported assault. In a s igned declaration, she said, "I won 't testify against ht m 1Hutcherson1 in court ... But in answer to news men's questions. s he s aid she would ti.>st1fy again and her testimony would be the same as at the first trial. • FOR IDS PART, Hutcherson said he was not bitter with tht> woman who says he raped her and said , yes, the entire affair h as put a stra in o n him a nd hi s f a m i l y As accused and accuser talked. Giles frequently interrupted to lead questions away from the trial and the issue of perjury. The youthful Tustin attorney was not Hutcherson's lawyer during the trial that ended with the guilty verdict. Giles' move this week at locating Miss Hardin "about 3.000 miles from here" a nd fl ying her back to Orange County to meet wi th the man s he says sexually assaulted her was a defensive coup. "I PROVIDED THE AIRLINE ticket for Cathy. Right now. I'm prepared to pay for the psychiatric care both she and Mr. Hutcherson will be undergoing over the next fi ve days." Giles said. He said the difference in the two accounts of the alleged rape nught well be accounted for by the e motional trauma brought on by the incident. "It might very well be that both of them believe, honestly believe, their stories are true, .. Giles insisted. HE LIKENED THE UNION of alleged rape victim and ac- cused rapist in joint psychiatric sessions lo a married couple seeking marnage counseling. Meanwhile , the district attorney's offi ce had not received copies or tbe declarations signed by the pair. So. by ni ghtfall Friday. plans to retry the case were still on. Giles said continued prosecution of the case involving rape charges brought against a family man who admittedly strayed by a transient 2l·year·old high school d rop out would be "foolish." "I would think we are very close to a conclusion on this case," the defense la wyer said. S. Africa Charge Of Spying 'Phony' WASIBNGTON CAP> -U.S. officials are c alling South African allegations or U.S. spy· ing a "phony issue" designed to divert attention from the South Africans' pressing political problems at home. Government officials, as ki ng not to be identified, reacted an- grily Friday to the a ccusations that tbe United Slates was using a specially equipped C·12A plane to gather information about secret South African inst.alla· t.ions. "The plane· was not a secret plane," one official said, adding that Its eclivltles were well known to the South African mllltary and that its nJght plans were flied wtth local authorities Heh time the plane was uaed. He also said the United States -as ii well known to South Africa -bu much more 1opbl1tluted techniques for · catberbta lnformaUon about IC· tlvtt~ iD South Ah1ca. "Why be worrie d a bout a plane with relatively primitive camera equipme nt?'' the official said . Asked why the C·12A opera· lion was needed at a ll, another official saJd the plane was useful during pe riods whe n U.S . satellites were not operating over the area. South Africa has expelled three U.S. military attaches in connection with the issue, and the United States retaliated Fri· day by ordering the expulsion of two South African defense al· tacbes from Washlngton. While sayin8 llttle on the rec· ord about the South African charges, U.S. officials spoke freely In private about their perception of South Africa's motives. They noted the South African government 11 engulfed in a acandaJ involving alle1aUons of a 1ecret lnlluence·buylng opera· lion ln the United St.ates and otbtr forelgn countries. Backed R ichard Clucas. the con· trovenlaJ editor of UC Irvine's New Unlvenlty newspaper, Fri· day received a vote of co.n· fidence from the campus Com· municatlon Board. The board vo t e d to keep Clucas as New Uni versity editor a rter be a nd Adve rtis ing Manager S u sa n M o ons a pologized for running ad· ve rtlsements that offended Ira· ni an students. Clucas and Mlss Moons also agreed to a board policy that the paper no tonger accept advertis· ing that might be considered libelous ··1 am sorry that some thing~ m ay be offensive to some stu- dents. but I'm not sorry they ap· pea red," Cluca s said shorUy before the board's, vote . Other matters that had Clucas in hot water with the board and the Associated Students Council included coverage of a women's wet T·shirt contest and in.set· lion of an ad vertising parody aimed al Jews. One J ewish student. Irving Weinberg. charged t hat Clucas and the New University staff were "putting out a newspaper not worthy of associated student funds." The paper this year is rcceiv· ing $21,000 in associated stu· dent s revenue . Anger over o pe ra tions of the pa per two weeks ago led to action by the student council to halt fun<Jing. The action later was reversed. Clucas, a j unio r po litical science major . earns $125 mon· lhly as New University editor. 'Dley're a Pair These young females. Petunia and Bess, are looking for a home in which they can g reet the Easter Bunny. U it's love at first sight or you'd at least like to take a closer look they are at the Lag una Beach Animal Shelter, 2061 2 Laguna Canyon Road. The phone number is 497·3552. . Debt Paid Of/- He Eats Own Shoe Spe aking on behalf of Clucas w as Ale lt Georgou s e s . the pape r's features editor. "He's a journaljst. He gets the job done. He gets a paper out week after week." Georgouses said. BERKELEY fAPI -There was a young filmmaker who alt> bis own shoe. He lost a friendly bet and knew he had to chew - everything except the laces, eyelets and gum soles. Herzog once challenged Morris lo produce a movi e based on a news clipping a bout a Napa cemetery. Money Supply Up Armed with cats up, steak sauce, olive oil. F rench hread and three six-packs. film dirt'C tor Werner Herzog paid off h1~ bet, eatmg a desert boot ID front of 1,000 moviegoers Wedm·sda:.- night. Herzog announced he would eat his shoe if the film were made. And it was. NEW YORK IAP I -T he na- tion's basic money supply rose $500 million in the week ended April 4, the Federa l Reserve said. Analysts speculated that t he t'ederal Reser ve may tighten credit slightly a s a re· suit. The film. "Gales of Heaven" was s hown lo a university au- dtl'nce at Berkeley a fter the !JO m 1Dute shoe-eating spectacle. f I The o n e -boo t feas t wa ... Herzog·s way of paying off h1~ bet wi th beginning fil mmaker Errol Morris. In a burs t of anger The shoe had been boiled for f ... c hours in a sauee of garlic and r~mary, which made 1t smell like a gourmet meal but d1dn 't soften the leather. It was as hard as a rock. Mistake Bad News Station Re-broadcasts Nuke Accident P HI LADELPHIA <AP> -S tartled television viewers flooded WKBs.TV here with telephone calls Friday after an inadver· tent broadcast of a lwo-week-0ld special re· port warning of the possibility of a meltdown at the Three Mile ls land nuclear plant near Harrisburg. Officials said the telephone at Nuclear Regulatory Co mmission headquarters in Middletown. near the plant site. was "ringing off the hook" after the error, which haplessly fell on Friday the 13th. "THE REPORT WAS IN error. It was two weeks old."' the receptionist at Channel 48 told callers who inquired about the broad· cast. Many persons who saw the broadcast thought the report by ABC's FtanJt Reynolds was an update on Three Mile Island and that there had been a sudden reversal of the sta- ble situation that has prevailed at the plant for about a week. Shelley Sitz. program coordinator for the station. said the report was an ABC special report packagcd with a n "Edge or Night" soap opera program that was two weeks old. "TIIE NETWORK NEGLECTED to tell us that the report was ID there, .. Ms. Sitz said in a telephone anten 1ew. The report referred to the possibilities of · evacuation of the area around Three Mlle Island and a eore me ltdown. a potential dis· aster that existed two weeks ago. Channel 48 broadcast an apology clarify. ing that the report was outdated, Ms. Sitz said, adding that the a pology would be re· pealed throughout the day. ANOTHER APOLOGY WAS carried on WPVl-TV. the local ABC affiliate. Ms. Sitz s aid WPVI does not televi se "Edge of Night,"' so the soap opera is picked up by WKBS, an independe nt station. "We apologize on behalf of our industry, but it was a mistake," Channel 6 anchorman Jim O'Brien said on the noon news. "These things have a way of happening." The Electric Bay Launch That's right it's Electric! Clean, Quiet, mlnlmaf maintenance and no gas lines to wait lnl The Ill electric Edi90n 18 is on dlsptay 7 days a week. Visit our Costa Mesa factory showroom located on 17th Street, right off Newport Boulevard. 660 W. 17th ST.• COSTA MESA, CA. 92927 • 714~0 -------... ---.--.... . ,... ...... ~ ,. ..._,._ .. ...........,~ ,, ' " 0.11• ...... Sllff ..... NORTH LAGUNA SHELL'S JAMES THORN WIPED WINDOWS, CHECKED OIL He Was Spered Having to Check Battery Under Rear Seat 'Cheek Tires, Sir?' It's Ful.l Service -If You Beg for It If it's full service you want at Orange Coast filling stations these days, you 'll have to be prepared to s peak up a nd ask for 1t. finished checking his oil and washing his win- dows. Cars were Jamming the lot. so the Daily Pilot staff member said. "If I asked you to, would you check my tires and battery?" Gone are the days of the automatic. "Check under the hood for you, sir?" from an eager service station attendant. Receivi mg an affirmative response, the reporter said he'd pass. lie attributed Thorn's look of r elief to the fact that the bat· tery in a Volks wagen van is located under the back seat. The most you can expect at so·called full service pumps without asking is a quick windshield wash. That's what a group of Daily Pilot staff mem bers found during an informal survey this week. And, while station attendants generally we re pleasant, if somewhat harassed because of a steady stream of customers, some Daily Pilot surveyors found their fellow motorists less than patient. A half dozen Daily Pilot staff members sampled the service at stations in various cities along the Orange Coast. The stations were selected at random. "The guy behind me at the pumps was getting impatient," one surveyor reported about his Newport Beach experience. While no attendant refused to check the oil, radiator, battery a nd tires. the surveyors found. no attendant volunteered to carry out these once routine tasks, either. "Finally. as my ti res were being checked. he gunned his car past me and left the station. He was obviously angry at being delayed. As he went by. I could see his lips were moving. but I couldn't hear what he was saying over the roar of his engine." A reporter wbo stopped his Volkswagen van at North Laguna Shell decided to take 1t easy on manager James Thorn, who had j ust He's Fast on the Draw Polio Victim Wows Them With Weapons By STEVE MIT(;Hl!:LL Ol llle Oallf Pllet SUff If you can whip a steel re· volver from a leather holster in a third of a second and fire, you can probably outshoot George "Rawhide" Turner. a Riverside polio victim with lightning fingers. But you'll need a lot of prac· tice to beat the mustachioed pro- fessional fast-draw a rtist. who will perform during a benefit barbeque in Laguna Beach April 22. • He 's doing the benefit, with the help of a few trigger-happy comrades lo raise money for the Children's Hospital of Orange County, and he's doing it for ~ free "( was in a hospital, myself when I was a kid, and I know what it's like to lje in a bed for a long time," the soft-spoken gun- man says. George and bis ''Wyoming Wild ·sunc h" usually collect between $100 and Sl,000 for their show, ''depending on whether I do it myself or the whole group shows up.'' he says. But this time it's on tbe house. and the performers intend lo drive up to Orange after the Laguna Beach shindig to enter- tain the children at the hospital. Now George wasn't always so quick on lhe draw. Why, 10 years ago he couldn't get off a shot in less than a half second. · And 18 years ago it was a real struggle for the 7-year·old polio victim to pull a s mall revolver from the holster. He contracted polio at the age of 3 and was paralyzed Crom the waist down. He spent a year in a children's hospital in Indiana, and sWl wears a brace on his right leg. But b e gels a ro und on Oallf P'li.t Slaff Pfloto HE WANTS TO HELP KIDS Quick Shot Turner crutches, which he discards when competing against the timer in fast-draw meets. And now he is a third-place winner in the California State Championships 0972> and a fi rst place winner in the Anaheim Ci· ty Championships <1974 ). He said he was taught fast draw by the expert, Arvo Ojala, who showed the Hollywood stars how to do it, adding he used to practice in his backyard up to three hours a day. He fires at wax silhouettes from a distance or 15 or 21 feet. standing "Gunsmoke style," as he calls it. A timer records when his wax bullets hit the target. Over the years. George has whittled his time down to 35 hun- dredths of a second. which isn't bad, he shrugs. ·'The really top shooters fire at 20 to 25 hundredths." he says. The 35-year-old gunslinger uses a Ruger .45 caliber six s hooter now. and owns four other weapons. "But l 've never had a live round in any of them." he says. "They're strictly show guns and contest guns." George is pretty handy with a bullwhip too, although he said he's having a little trouble breaking in two new whips. "I cut my assistant's hands two times," he said. "She said she'd quit if I drew blood, but she's still with me." And he's ridden horses in more than 200 parades, takes a hand at calf roping on occasion. and was on a wheelchai r basket- ball team for 10 years. traveling all over lhe country. Which is all pretty good for a ha ndicapped cowhand. "When I had polio, I was the only kid in town with it," he said. "They used to call it a crowd disease, and I was kept pretty isolated for a long time." Now he wants to help children with similar problems, "the ones laid up in hospital beds," he says. So he'll be at Laguna Beach Lumber Co., in Laguna Beach from 11 a .m. to 3 p.m .. April 22, shooting at the bad guys and drawing against city officials. All for the kids. Man Held In County Arson Case A 28-year-old man was OC Flood Victims Aked into Orange County Jail arson charges Friday after allegedly was caught in the act of setting fire to a Los Alamitos office building under Allowed Loan Aid construction. . Orange County Fire Depart· ment officials saJd Kenneth La· lna, believed to be from Texas Homeowners, businesses, Carmen md otben who suffered raln or fioodln1 dama1e ln Oraqe County between Jan. 30 and Feb. 2 are ellpble for low· lntereet dbater loans from the U.S. Small Bualneu Admipistra-tioa. Tbe aid is alao available in San Dielo, Riverside and Im· perial eountiel. Deedllne for tu.mini ln ap- lllle•tlalll " "ADl'll ao. with ln· formation avel11ble bJ ca1Hn1 C714 > 70.3481 or at tbe Disuter Offtn, U2I i. Valley Parkway. • Escondido, Monday through or Ohio, also is suspected of set- Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. tin1 fire to the same building Some loans are available for Thunday. bu1lne11e1 that sustained The blue caused an esUmat· economic damage due to the dis· ed $25,000 damages to the build· aster. Ing, al Katella Avenue and The rain and flooding loans Slboney Street, county firemen are In addition to 7~ percent said. Small Business Administration Friday's fire was quickly loans available lo farmers and extinguished by firemen sum· nunery operaton with freeze mooed to the scene by a tipster damaae between Dec. land Jan. and damage was confined to 31. $2,000, fire spokesmen said. Those loans Involve hlne Officers alleged Laing used a Soulbem and ~ntral California flammable flquld lo start counties, lncludlng Oranae. Friday's blaze. / ., .• T • Satumay, Apr11 ,,, 1'179 DAIL y PtLOT A~ .. Prop. 13 Sermon OC Departments Seek Too Much? By aEBECCA HELM °' ....... ,.... ..... The failure of two county gov· ernment departments to draft, 1979·80 budget proposals within their allocations touched orr a sermon on post-Proposition 13 funding Friday by Orange Coun· ty's Administrative Officer Robert Thomas. Financial packages exceeding the budget limits Thomas had assigned were submitted by Dis· trict Attorney Cecil Hicks and Publi c Defender Frank Williams. Both Hicks and Williams cited as a reason for the overruns, ris· log crime and increased arPeSts Brown ~els Refund SACRAMENTO CAP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. paid income taxes of $13,278 to the federal government and $3 ,710 to California in 1978, according to tax returns released by his of· fice Friday. · The De mocratic governor filed for refunds of $1,745 from the federal government and $706 from the state government. HMOTt C:OHTIOL 11(4662 11(4664 ...._ For LOW ,ltlCIS! requirtne more staff to handle heavier caseloads. Thomas said "lesser violations are going to have to go by the boards" as opposed lo the "tradi· tlonal philosophy" or police en- r ore ing every law. The county's chief execu&ive officer told the attorneys they · should consider not encouraging arrests or prosecution on minor offenses. Some mentioned were traffic violations. trespass and victimless crimes s uch as prostitution. "It's going to fall to the mucb- ltated money people to say we just can't afford prosecuting these offenses anymore," Thomas said. His lecture was delivered dur- ing a preliminary budget work session in Santa Ana. The ad- ministrator is attempting lo hold the 1979-80 budget to this year's $510 million level. Specifically . Tho m as h as asked department heads to keep their 1979·80 budgets at the same level as this year's. However, Hicks proposed a new budget of more than $7 million, roughly 16 percent above this year's fundin1. He said the addlllonal money is needed because be baa filled 13 positions which were vacut wnen the "18· "19 budget wu ap-proved. Also. be ci1'd salary increa1e& as accounting for 5.5 percent of the overflow. Public Defender Frank Williams submitted a propoeed s pe nding package of $3.3 million, 3 .4 percent above Thomas's allocation. Williams also ·said increased staff is eating up more of his de- partment's funding. And he said recent legislation has complical· ed court procedures and this is tying up more or his attorneys' time. Cousteau to Sail MONTE CARLO, Monaco I AP 1 -Jacques Cousteau, France's famous undersea ex· plorer, sets sail Tuesday with his team of scientists and divers on a four-year tour of the world lo e va luate the impact of humans on biological resources of the sea. -TM ............ .... liloGti ., •••ll•ltle at ti•• of dell•ery of ... ,... Cir YCI. Al .,_-•ldeo .... llOW OYOilaltle at .UC:·OrmlJt C...., Yldeo enter. PHONE 968-3329 FOR LOW PRICES! 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Efc#fer .Joy i\l('mlwr:-ul G11 I Sl'olll Troop 9 1 :~ o f Luguna Bl·aC'h b1 1ghtl'nl•ct thl' Ea:,ll'r holi du. for nursing homl' rt.'s1<1l•nts Thursday with songs ancl pre~l·ntation of c.in .Eus ter tree Singing fo r Nancy Chupman at the Laguna l'ml\ •lll•:-t l'nl I lo::.p1tul. 450 Gh:n nl'yre St . Ul'l' • ld t to n ght 1 Girl Scouts Lauril• Clcml·nts , Jun Fl<1i..c11sll'lll. Katie Davidson und Lisa Mattimoe Date Slated For Road Widening A thrCl' year S30 million con s trut•11on project to w1dt•n the San Diego 1-'ree" a y a long a 6.S·m tle stretch through San Cleme nte is scheduled to begin In August CalTrans officials s aid the roadway will be widened from six to eight lanes from north of Camino de Estrella to Chr is tianos Road THE PROJECT. f1nancc•d with s tale Hi l(hway dollars. will in- clude con:.trul'lion ~.f a full in- l1·rc· hange ut Ch ris ti a no:.. a JH'drs trian ovcrtro:.s1 ng n(•;.ir Concordia E lem<'nt•irv SchMI. a:. w(•ll a!> tht• mml1fic·ai1on of t•x 1sting inll'r<·hangl'.., The work ~tlS<1 1nt'lurlc:-. con· ::.truC'l1on of a m•w on-rn mp al Avemda de PrC'!-.1d111 ncur San Clement<> Citv llall and a new loop on-ramp at CJm1ntl dt· Estn:.'lla. Exi~ting O\erpal>S<'S ut A\ t•n1da ... San Luis RC'y and M enfloc1no will be rcph1t•ed "ith la rger !>\ructure:-. t o accom mvclatc the w1dl'r frecv. a\. at·- cordrng 111 ~lull' plan~ · I N .u~nlTto~. sound \\alls six lo 17 feet high will be in · s talled ut var ious locations along tht• intersta te. · C:<tl'rrnn:-. pro.wet engineer . Mas Ka11wla. ~aid some delays and dctounng of trufhc on the fre~way and local streets will occur duri11J:( ctinslrucl1on. He noted. however, t;alTrnns has a provision in the construc- tion contra<'t requiring that six freeway la nes be open during peak hours and on holidays Tax Deadline Near WASlllNGTON l/\Pl If )OU a re a mong the millions v.ho have not riled your income t.ix returns yet, l irrte 1s running out quickly Monday, April lG. 1s the last day to file. Shock Said Cause Of Student's Death The death last month of a UC Ir vine student has been attributed to shock Crom an intestinal mf1•t·t1on. a coroner's deputy said Friday. llowever, the invest igator said it is impossible to know what caused the infection that killed Thomas Hichard Wolff. 22. WOLFF, A PRE-ME D biology major. was discovered in his bed room at 12 11"-i 37th St .. Aide Claims Jerry, Linda A board Plane N A IROR l. Kenva 1AP1 Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr of California and rock s inger L1nd<J Ronstadt were said Fridav to have left a remote f{aml' c'am p hideaway in southe rn K(•nya ahead of schedule and gon<' to an undisclosed location. .. They're s upposed to be on a plane right now." said Brown's aide Jacques Ba r g h azi at Nairobi 's colonia l-c•ra Norfolk llotel. "here he was waiting out his boss's trip to the• hinterland!) BA RGHAZI PROFESSED not lo know Brown's plans for the rt'st of the combination vacation :i ud work trip. Brown. 41 , and Miss Ronstadl. 32. had li ved in cottages ut thl· ::.ame hotel when they a r rived in Kenya this week but found t hey were s haring the hotel with photographers and reporte rs. OFFIOALS SAID the couple left the swa nk Kichwa Tembo gam e camp on the edge of the Serengeti Desert after two days to stay in private quarters in the Nairobi area. Ki chwa Tembo is a tent camp where guests can view s uch African game as elephants and rhinos in the wild The camp. reachable on ly b y air and radiophone, is located at :m oasis formed by a bubbling un derground stream Newport Beach. on March 22. Coroner's deputies conducted a n autopsy which fa iled to re- veal the cause of the man's death. Frida y . depu t y R icha rd Slaug hter s aid toxocological . tests s howed that Wolff died of :->hock .. due to acute gast rol'n- lent1s .. S LAUGHTE R S A I D T H E gastroenteritis is a condition in which the stomach or 1ntt·stines become inflamed. not lht' n.11nt• of a disease. .. Frankly It would be impossi- ble to ltnow what caused the in· fl a m ation," he said . At the time of Wolff's death. the police report indicated he had eaten al a fast-food stand a nd later complained of indigcs· lion to his roommate. Court Nixes D eath Appeal WASlllNGTON IAP l Aun a nlmou:-. Supreme Court ha:, rc- jectecl a mother's request that the life of her son. a condemned Alabama murderer. be spared t emporarily. The cDurt's denial. however. :1pp<lrently will ha\'l' little effect on the fa te of <ieath row inmate John Louis Evans Ill. Evans. who or igina lly was adamant in his desire to die in the electric chair. as ked a federal judge in Alabama Thurs· day to postpone his executiq_n pe nding formal appeal of his death sentence. It is likely that Evans· execu- tion will not be ~scheduled until he has exhausted all appeals. which could take months or even years. 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C..-.>1•- 0.•lf l'Vol'4 "°"'" '911'111• '"° ,,,,.,~ .... ......_ LOCAL I CALIFORNIA I WEATHER Stllllle8.Vtles Deaf Protest Closes Movie SAN FRANCISCO t A I') Metro Goldwyn Mayer i.s bristling over a c.·adre of deaf J>f!Ollh• who have forced the cuncellatlon of the new movie "Volc.-11" ut 11 locul thtiultir. 1'he protest lnd11<1NI 1nurehin& In rront of the theater a nd "chant- ing" In 11it(n l1111uu111<t• ---· ----------- "WE ARI~ llf.INH 1•1t1l1l11·1I with our own h1•11t 111t••nl 111111&.' director Boh M 11rktlwt11 1111111 after Uni led Art 111111 'I ht1ut 111 f1 cided Lo pull lht' film from lhu Vogue Theal r Only about '00 f>t!OJll" hod i,een the mm In lhti 11lx cf11 y11 11lnce 1l ope ned. nn u vt'rlllll' of u few dozen per 11how~nH Thu film itol mixed revlcw11 In hwul nt1ws media. .. Dismal ii. not ltw word l t was double dblnrnl. (il111 la Wyman of UA Thl'Utt•rtt 1'Uld of th<' attc.•ndam·1• T iit:: o•:A t•' (.'()M l'Li\INtm th e m ovie t.l lslol'lc d l h1•11 llfci;tylt'. 111 Its script 1111d ltw U11t• of a lwnrin~ uctn ·s11,, /\my Ir v 1n~. in tht• lt•ud rnh• u" 11 tlt•uf tlnnc.•t•r /\nd. hccauis\' · Voll'cif' didn 't h uve c.·uptlons , it r1hul th\'m nut of une of the few 11111v 1es u bout the mi; cl vus. the tltiuf said Voir<.'s Is not the first major mot ion Pll'ture to use a hearing actor 111 a deaf rolt· J a ne Wvman won an Oscar for hl•r r o ll' aS 8 d ea f WO m an In .. J ohnny Belinda" a nd Patty Duke won an Osca r for he r role as Helen Kl'lll'r 1n "The M1racll• Worker " "It lthc film 1 perpetuates the myth that the deaf arc skilled in s peech readin~. that they hve in a lonely. frustrnted world and that they act dumb," s aid Steve McClelland. a deaf s1>0kesman fo r the local Coalil1on Against Voices. which inc ludes s.oml· whee lc hair bound a nd blind sympathizers. C ITY SUP E RVISOR llt1rry Rntt. who support ct.I lht (·oall tinn. described "Voices" as "an ugl~ movie that portrayi. the deaf as pc.•ople "'ho should bl· p1t1ed ... San Francisco was one of fl\ e test m arkets for the ftl m M GM':, Marko\\1l1. howt•\cr said he's had no com plaints from any of lh<' other tes t c1l1<:!> Ne\.\ York. Bu!>tOn. Toronto and Los Angele·~ '1Wh1t has happened Is that a very tll.ronJ; vocal minority has manaiced to accumulate enough ttentlon llQ lhut they successful- ly mpved ihc movie out or the lht>ater. which is frightening." he aald. "THEY 8HOlJLD Al~SO be pic ke tin g ·com i ng Home.' because J on Voight's role was not played by a paraplegic. We could extend this Into every area until in each feature film we wt•rc' required lo have real life 11cople instead of actors. and W(''d be into the documentary husiness:· Markowlti s aid The de mons trations aJ.(atnllt "Voices" paralle l protests in Sun Francisco against the fil m "Co ming Home .. Wh en .. Com ln.c Home .. was booked Into u !heate r inat'Cl':-.~1b l c t o wheelchairs. the handicapped formed a rolling picket h nc in front. The movie was moved to a theuter that wa~ accessible. MarkOWllz defended "Voices" by pointing out that MGM chose Miss I r vtnR for tht· role of a dt•af dance r in 10\ l' \\1th a hearing rock star only after mLerv1cw1ng deaf actresses rn New York, Lo:-. "n ge les a nd a t G a lla udt•t College. a s pecia l !>t·hoot 1n Was hington Porn Maker Says Innocent 01\KLAND 1 A l'I Sex film entrepreneur 1\rt1e .J M1tthl'll has pleaded innoC'cnt to !>how1ng allc•gedly pornng rnph1c movie:-. to his 9-year-old daughtf'r and "1 x o f h l' r f r 1t· n d ~ d m r 1 n g J Ma rch 30 -;lumbl'I part:« .JI hh ho m t• hen• · .. , would ralht·r bt• C'hargl·<l with murder." M1tc:ht·ll !>aid aft e r arrai gn m e n t before Oakland Municipal Court J uc!g<' Ma rilyn Hall Patel on ('harg<'., of chtld molcst<.1t1on and contnbut mg to the delinquency of minors lit> wa~ fn•ed on Slll.UOO b.111 Pretrial hearings were set f(,r Wednesday Attention Bosses ANOTHER ANGEL? Nern•r• 8.ch Barl>ara Bach · WaiuinWi~ As Next Angel HOLLYWOOD •>\P Charlie 1s losing another •JOie ol h1:s angels. but a new ''™' mar be waiting iri the w1n~s Producers for the T\' ~ "Charlie's Angel"I · -.a11J th:-,.t Kate Jackson will "''\ n-v,,.,. next season T llE ~EW \'ORK Dail) ~ ...... meunwhlle. !)atd f'ri'1a) tt~t Barbara Bach "ho pla)td '""° pos1te Ro~er Moore in ··Th.f. ~ Wh o Lc>'ed ~te. ....111 r<.-i;•a<.• M 1i.s J .ick~on , M 1:,~ Bach s a~enl and Af',t...: refusC'd to commcn1 Miss J ackson played Sabnna Ounran. one of the s how·cs lfl"> r,f female dC'lectlves She was w1tb the sen es when it began thrt:T years ago f''a rrah Fawcett ~1 aJors left the show after one i.<:a:-.on Oa\ 1d Doyle. Cheryl Ladd and JJ1·lyn Smith. lhe only original ·AnAel," will remain. "IT 'S J l'ST T HAT we feel it s bcs t.1for Kate .Ja1·k:-.o n a nrl ~·Char'lu"s An Ac ls' to hring in " n1.•w 11ng1•I nPx t vear ... ~aid Manin Ka tz. of Spelling Goldb<'rg l'roduct1on s. which m <1 kl"; th(• !>how for A HC. "We 1u!>t didn't l'M'rl'lse her option Bl'yond th:.il . \\e have nu com- mt•nt .. M 1ss .Jatkson 'i; press agent. Mark L:.1nd1a, said his c lient was n 0 I r I r l' d I le.-r efused t 0 t•laboratC' adding only that Miss .J.1ckson w<Js \\Orking on a TV mo\ 1e and tha t !>he m ight be in- \ Ol \(•d 1n a nother S pelf1ng· c;oldlx.·rA wlc\ 1s1on series in the v. ork-. N11tio1111/ Secret11ries D11y . • Is Aprll 2S.1919 On Wednesday, April 25, 1979, the DAILY PILOT will publish a special page honoring Secretaries. This is a unique way to give your secretary the recogni- tion and thanks she or he deserves. •' .. . ~ .. , ... ~ ... ....... .· .· .. This is the actual ad size. For best reproduction a clear black and white lphoto of any size can be used. IVour message will accom- pany the picture as shown . If you choose not to publish a pie· ture. ftll the space with your . message. Yes. for only $20.00. you can publicly thank your secretary be fore an audience of 350.000 readers. DlllY PILOT For more Information and to place your ad call 642-5678. Deadline for reserving space is April 20th ... ·-- COURSES BY NEWSPAPER I LOCAL I CONSUMER -Life Difficult for Widows, Widowers the U.S. • in 8J BBLSNA SNANIECKI LOPATA Tbtre are over 10 million ~ws and about l 8 m Ilion _,we-rs in Amtrac• todlly. The wra~ aa oc a wldow lt 12. lltat of a widower omewhat tor • or many ti not mOlt ol lhelle wa and widower • the ••lh Mir partner has m eant not the sne-r aaaociatcd with but also t'mollonat. ~1oJ, financial problems a wt"U. •, l.lfi'E 1'08 WIDOWS a nd w rs In modt•rn m r1c• ll~ M;qut' Most other . oclet1es "•ve not con 1derl'd marriage to b(' us 1mport•mt a rcl•llorustup us we do t;l ewht"rf'. n1arnag4':. art• often t'mbt>ddt'd 1n k1Mtup, vtll~"c· or community :llues. nl't"d . and goals. urvlvln~ spouse• tt\u~ have a variety o( et1lublh;1Mld support~ to fall upe>n wh~u tht• c rb 1!> of death ()('cUJ"'S Mo t wtdowers soon remarry , and m many societies, widow ID· h eritance, r e m arriage . or "lev1r" a rrangements •re usual· ly available to t.he widow. The Bible mentions the levir system by which a male relative or the deceased ··enters the hul" or the widow "to raise up the seed" of the late husband. insuring lhal the widow continues to bear orrsprmg m his name. DEATH BRINGS PROBLEMS TO SURVIVORS Losa Also Means Financial. Emotional, Socia I Woes THE WIDOW AND he r chi ldren are thus absorbt!d into a new unit or retain mem b<:rship in t he deceased's family line. guaranteeing care and social 10- tegration. It is the absence or such an in· tegrating group that m akes life for the s urviving s pouse in urban America so difficult and potentially tra umatic. There are no com mon or accepted pro· cedures for lht.• reinvolvement of the widow or widower in an) family or sod al unit. Furthermore. the disparity in the numbe r o f widows a nd widowers. caused by the longer life s pan or wome n <.1nd the ten dency for husbands to be older tha n their wives. nu•ans that many Widows do not rt•marry. THERE ARE OTHER reason~ besides lack Of SOCHJI s upport that can make thC' death of a Burgers Boom $1.(J() a Pound Anticipated WASHINGTON (AP) The Agriculture Department forecasts the average retail price of ham burger could rise lo Sl.60 a pound this summer. a 38 percent jump from the average price of $1 16 10 the July-September period of last year. The forecast, based on recent price trends. was included in a "li vestock and meat situation" report issued by the department. DONALD B. AGNEW. who .wrote t he re port, said h is "guesstimate" of h amburger • prices in March was that they averaged around Sl.53 to Sl.55 a pound nat1011ally. The exact March 11eures will be available later ti-.... month. The rc1o0r1 said the continuing rise in . c-mburger prices will fead to more use of "extenders" 'made from soybeans a nd other ;vegetable products in s pecial ~Inds of hamburger. AGNEW ALSO SAID he could rot predict what h a mburger prices may average over all or ~.979. The average price was ~bout Sl.ll a pound last year, a rise or 37 percent from 80.9 cents a pound in 1977. But if pr<'sent upward trends continue, r e ta il hamburger prices could average around $1.50 a pound over the entire year, a gain almost as g reat as 1978's increase. Agnew's report also said fast food restaurants may adJust to r edu ced hamburger supplies and higher prices by increasing menu offerings of poultry, pork and seafood items 5 Face Drug RaP. LOS ANGELES IA P l Five people were arrested and nearly ssoo.ooo worth or the drug PCP commonly known as Angel Dust · was se ized when sheriff's deputies stopped a car for a minor traffic violation. of- ficers said today. s pouse particularly traumatic for the surviving partner in our ~ociety. Americans infuse mar- r 1 age with e normous 1m· portance. entering 1t through pt•rsonal choice and leaving 11 through divor ce if 11 1s not sufficiently satisfactory . Each spouse. mort.•over. 1s l'X PN'lt•d lo becomt· involved in manv of the other's social role:.. and 'as a couple the~ develop u particular lifestyle Other social relationships. with the exception Last-minute Tax Payers To Jam Office FRESNO IAP1 The ··blood. s weat and tears·· of st•veral million California taxpavers will ioundl\tl? the Internal ·Revenue Service and state Franchise Tax Board during the next week. An estimated three million federal income returns will be mailed to the regional IRS pre essing center here by Monday's midni~ht deadline. E\'en more last -minute n · turns fou r million are ex peeled to be sent to s tate Franchise Tax Board head quarters in Sacramento. Loads of mail will arrive at the tax centers throughout the coming week. but officials say 1978 returns won't be considered late if they are postmar ked by midnight Monday "People who owe money hke lo wail until the last m inute and file as late as possible.·· said George Nelson. a tax service specialist for the state. "PeoplL· with refunds coming like to file early ... or p1rentlng, are expected to be secondary to the marriage bond. Thus. the nuclear family i11 coruldtred the main focal unlt and soorce or emotional support. tllspeclaJly ror the woman. The death or the spouse Is bound to have a profound etrect on the survivor in cases in which the relationship is the ver y personal and e motional In- terdependent one ideali2ed by many Americans. A PARTNER'S DEATH also disrupts those aspects of lire in which lhe spe>use had been in- volved as companion. source and object of love, ~nd t he _ person around whom time and work were organized. In addi· lion, the spouse has ofteQ pro- vided the major source of identi- ty. particularly for a woman. The disruption or these roles by d eath can result in feelings of desertion, of d esolation. of loneliness, and sometimes of re· Jeclion. The death of a spouse disrupts other social relations and roles as well. A mother must develop new ways of acting as a parent. Children are affected by the loss of a father or mother and need special attention at the very time when the s urviving pare nt is going through his or her own grief. FRIENDSHIPS WITH other couples are often affected by the death or one of the partners. A widow. for example. may be regarded as a ihrcat by a mar ried woman. and the imbalance of the previous symmetry can cause married friends to pull away. A widower. on the other hand. whose wife had assumed the role of social secretary. may become isolated after her death. Financial as well as social problems often confront widows and widowers. The death of the breadwinner can deprive the widow and the childre n of the main source of income. Social Security. when available, does not replace paychecks. Employ- ment outside the home is often difficult for widows with sm all children or those without su1ta· ble JOb s kills. THE WIDOWER, TOO, may face heavy financial burdens 1f he m ust hire a hom emaker. Men are often inefficient in the home. because of the°ir upbr inging and the prior division of labor. It is important to remember that widows and w idowers in America today form at least two his lor1cal generations agt..-d 64 and under. 65 and over that ar e very different from Americans who will be widowed in the future . A I most ha l f the present widows (48 percent1, most of whom are old. were born into a non-industrialized society -on farms. in villages. or s mall towns. while slightly more than three.quarters were raised by non·urban parents. Many had minimal schooling. THEIR LIVES HAV E been difficult. especially if they are members of minority groups. as they raised t he ir fam ilies through depressions. wars, and inflation . They witnessed tremendous c hanges. including the shift from an agricultural to an industrial society. with all lhe• consequences on family a nd community life that attend such a change. Many of thesl' widows had been taught not to take an active role outside their home. and lo work for pay only until marriage or the birth of their first c hlld. EDITOR'S NOTE: Tit .. it tJw loth U. a NTW• ol 15 Grtfci.f aplollllQ "Death Oltd DJ/sfto: Cltal~ artd C~." Helna Lopata, alllltor oJ "Womtn GI W~." d~s wlaM life /or o aMP"Uhmtf SJ10UW is portlcWarly dilJICl.llt m urbort Ammca. ThU #Nt wot writtn /or Cou,,e• bll N.wtpa-per, o progrom dclw'°Pfd bll Um~, E~. UC San Diego. and /urllkd by a gram from the Notfoftal E~ /or the llumanitil?s. Gol»"trltN CY Hie ft~• If llW \lltl ... nitf el Celrtemi.. "Home" was relatively isolated rrom communjty Ufe, from other families, and even from the ex· tended kinship group. As a result, many are una ble to depend on anyone other than c hildren for s upport, a nd the children grow up and tend to leave home. It is difficult for women who had been primarily homemakers all their adult li ves to restruc(ure their relationships afte r their children leave and again after the death or their husbands. MANY WIDOWS THUS become increasingly isolated. always having been on the periphery of the urban world. "urban villagers" without a village·like neighborhood to pro· vide love and support. There are. in contrast. widows who are able lo retain a close family ne twor k . T he r e are widows who arc fully active in neighborhood. c hurch, a nd Job. There are widows who lead a truly urban life. utilizing the re· sou rces the society h as de· veloped to m t.•et the social. se rvice. emotional. and econom ic needs of its members. These a re the women with personal resources or ability. health, adequate finances. and past lifest yle habits to live in· d epende ntly , drawing to them selves support of their own c hoosing. They developed a network of relationships in mar- riage I.hat they are able t.o con· tinue. with modifkalJons and replacements, in widowhood. AS OUll SOCIETY moves into the future and women acquire more education and fl exibility in moving in and out of the home and the job ma rket, the numbers of such independento,widows will expand. We know muc h less a bout widowers because there have been few' studies or their situa- tion. According to a 1974 "U.S. News and World Report" survey comparing death , accident, alcoholism. and mental health st atistics for w idow s a nd w idowers. t he men showed greater signs of personal dis- organization than the women. Yet our society seems less worried about widowers than w idows an a ttitude that reflects the traditional assump· tion that a woman cannot live in· depe ndently without a man. Recent research or metropolitan Chicago widows in- dicates that many a re indepen- dent, a nd that the most s uc- cessfuJ ar e women who have de· veloped the ir own person a l resources rather than depending entirely on the resources pro- v 1ded by their hus bands or children. Many othe r s. un. fortunately, live very restricted· ly In s pite of a vast network of resources that urban America has developed for its me mbers in need. NEXT WEEK: Vanderlyn R. ~. author of "C are taker of the Dead." disCU&ses traditional f unera.L practices and so me recent cnt1clSTl1S of them. Karate Claa•pionslaip Competitors Get Kicks at UCI By JOHN CORDERO Of-o.t1, ...... SIMI Some of the toughest martial arts competitors from four coun· tries will be chopping a nd kick- ing their way th r oug h UC Irvine's 11th annual invitational karate championships . Competition will begin al 10 a.m. April 22 in the university's Crawford Hall. P:1rticipants will com e fro m Mexico. Japan, Venezuela. some UC campuses a nd Arizona colleges. "IT·s J UST A R EGULAR ;competition." said UCI Kar ate Club President Willie Kin, whose o rganization will be among the clubs competing. "It's the closest they 1 the participants> come lo a n actual fighting experience ... he said. Men and women will compete in separate divisions in kumite. free fighting: and kata. an tn· jividual 's performance of demonstrating s imulated attack moves on several individuals. The free-fi ghting category will be judged by five black-belts who will award first. second and third place t rophies. Participants will right in a Japanese karate style. which is 50 percent kicking a nd 50 per· cent arm techniques. THE J UDGES DECLARE a winner after two points are scored during a two-minute match. but if neither or the com· batants scor es. more time will be allowed unti l one earns a point. Points are scored for punches and kicks executed with full power without any injury. Kin said. The participant m ay tw disqualified if he or s he hurts an opponent. IN THE KATA competitiou. a participant will be awarded up to JO points for displaying karate combinations in 20 to 30 steps. Kin added. Admission is $2.75 for adults and $1.75 for children a nd stu- dents. For further information. phone the UCI recre ation ofifice at 833-5346. ~~~~~~~~~~~--..:'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ,ltluppets loin Song When the choir from the First Baptist Church of Reseda, led by director John Wells, left, entertained senior citizens in San Juan : Capistrano. this week, characters from TV's "Th~ Muppet Show" · sang along. The show was the seniors' Easter social. I-- Tropical Fish• fresh• Marine Aquarium Supplies 1peo1a1 Aptt1 11 -Afri n. 1m Barbua Khubertl 79c Scientlflcally I em not recognized, but I do exist. A golden yellow body, a tinge of orange in my fins and a dar1c green mottling along my lateral line. A very handsome ad- dition to most aquariums. I am on sale at Aquatic Tropicals under the name "Gotden Barb" fC>r' only 79c. See You Soon G.B. - Plan Extended SACRAMENTO (APl -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has signed a bill permitting schools to k ee p o n hiring neighborhood residents as aides a nd janitors. AB 143 b y A s· semblywoman Maxine Waters, !).Los Angeles, extended to June 30 a progra m that expired Jan.31. EASTER SPECIAL BRUNCH-11:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. GUADALAJARA RESTAURANT MOMIMADI MlllCAM FOOD OPEN DAILY 11:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. 665 PAULARIMO c.... ............... ...... tMnt ..... C:.-. CWIH COSTA MISA 540.23'2 'T . '---·---• Comment Balancing Act a Tricky Budget Stunt:: Detirit Freed .. \'Ital to Eco•O•fl 8> t:N. t!D M 'Kit, D·MAI t; hould 'Wt' baJ4o1nec.> the budRN " Ye!i. tn aooa eronom1c hm " ,, bl•lunrl'd budgel ·~ ac•htf'\.t bit , d~1rt1bh1 nJ n Ible. Amcrkon~ e>.pcct the go\'~f'nmC'nl lo u1w tht'1r ta dollars N1n•ful ly und f'fliclently A bal unc<'d budgN 1 on' way to proVl• tht• flOVf'i-n mt'nli lll doing JU'lt that Rut i.hould our C'nnslllul1on r rqu1n · 1.1 halam•t'd buds:\'t ' l think not A const\tutunrnl requ1rt•nwnt for :. balunct'd budget would <'r•p pie lht• a,!o\·~rnml'nl's i1b1llly h• {'\an h. rd llm(•'! to put J>\-tlpl,• to \\Ori(. '>l1mulnt.-. bu-.int~' attl\ 1 t) a nd ht>l p tht' c·ountry b,1rk toward N·onomu· ht'ulth Tiit: I' \9' Fl I. l.t'.'SO. \H• h•amt-<1 in tht• l:rl•tit [),•prt'"""'n h thut .,..ht•n lhl· prl\.tlt• l'<'Oll(tlll) ~t·I-. 'l<'h go\ t'flllT\t'nl ou~ht to ht'lp •rurt" 11 fo!t·onom1:.h .l~t 1•,• 1111 \ l'n llltk Uut .ilmo:.t clll o( thl'm lrom C'lllhl'f\.,1(1\l' IU ltb<'rul a.:ft>e thJt in hurd llOW:. J ll1·fu·1t I~ Ulla\OldU ble. und lml.incrni.: the bud>:ct \\OUld tx· unw1M'. pt'rhJ ps t'vt•11 1 mpo:.s1 hit• Th,• kt•y n•ason ·~ that thl' tcden;1l buctget l!) so inllmatt•ly ta('d to our t•t•onorny that a I p<•r C'l'nt int'rcasl' in unemployow11t can 1:1dd S20 billion to the dl'f1t'1t. without any act1nn l>y Congress. Analyzin~ President Carter's budget. ex· perts say 1t would lake a cut of $45 billion lo balance lhe budi::ct next year . But beyond tho persuas i vc rcl,llilies of economics and fi scal theory. there is a deeper issue here. The rush has been on to write a PoOr· ly thought-through and ba dly constructed economic policy into the American Constitution. I WOULD NOT want to develop econom ic policy for the 1980's on the basis or concepts which were popular in the 1780's. We have no business imposing such restraints on those who will come after us. Our Constitution is a time- less document lo be reserved for timeless prin- <'iples. There is no room in it for a lgebraic equa- tions lhat don't make sense Then~ is no place there for simplistic-s chemes or transient whims. There 1s no excuse for c heapening it:. simple dignity and marring its fundamental wisdom. Perhav.-. th1• mo!lt dl11turbmtt purl ot th de bato ov..r Uw bud t;e•l lnvolvr. pro1><>e1ulll calling Jur ti <·onsUtuhonal ronvent1on Somt" P<'Ollh• have said u cons litutlonnl con H'ntion fould tw llm1ll'1I to tho budget issue alon4' Muyb<• Uut we• onl y havl' one 1m.1ccdcnl. und It 111 not t•urouruMltlll IN 1781. A t•unvt·nlton wai> railed for a limit· ed purpost• to 'w v1t>l' the· Arl1l'les or Con· redt'rutlon ~kt'tlllH HI ~t•t•rt•l 11\ l'hiladclphi~. thut tOO\t•11U1111 d1•t·11h:d 11\..-.tt•ad lo scrap the :.ytit«>rn and w11h• u rww orw They c\en changed thl' method ro1 rJllf) Ill~ their worl. Thu rl·.,ult of Uwt t•o11vcnt1on was our Cun:-illl ut1011 Who 1·.tn -.uv whJl a new conven tton mh:hl pn~lul't' • ll · m1~ht decide to bun ..:un-. Or nun t•11ntrul ll m1i:ht make abortion a c·1 m\\' It nu~hl mai.,. ;1l>urt1on a ri~hl. No one 1·.tn .. uy with < vr tarnly what 1t would do No pro· powd con. .. t1tut11111 •. il Jmcndment 11> worth the r1:.k Free Spending the Source ol TroulJl.e? Hy REP. llAKOl.O I •. VOLKMER. O·MO. i''or over 40 y<'ars. both good and bad. (;ongres!I has succumbed to the ttl mplalton for more spending. re~urdll•ss or our abili ty to pay T his spending has led lo an economic situation where today inflation is considered the norm Inflation affects each and every one of us It's reneeted ('very time a senior citizen cannot make <'Sse ntia l purchases. every time a cur owner cannot afford necessary repairs. every time a young family cannot make the down pay mcnl on a home. WE NOW SPEND nearly 10 pt:rcent of our yearly federal budget lo pay the interest on " national debt that currently totals S781 bilhon. This i~ the eqUJ valcnt of S3.350 for every man. woman and child in this country Ir we havt.• learned ;inyth1ng from the past 40 yl'ar:.. 1t 1s that J!Ovcrnmenl, hkl' a family. cannot afford to :.pend more than 1t cam~. And while fl'dcral ~pending is not the !>OI(• cause of inflution. eeonom1st.s seem to agree that the cosl of government overspending and overregulatlon are a mong inflationary culprits. During my first two years on Capitol Hill. it bec ame obvious that there a re Lhose in Congress who sec no net.'d for balancing the hudget ll also became obvious that there are those who mean well . but ar c unwilling lo make the sacrifices 1n programs the y espe>usc. Then there a re thosl' who make a meaningful effort Lo ''bite the bullel" 1n order to achieve a balanced budget. ANOTHER OBS E RVATION I have made Is thal we d1m101~h our chances for success as long as we attempt to roouce the bu~get through a piecemeal a pproach. Each a nd every pro- gr a m in Washington has tlS Capitol Hill cham- pions who are reaqy to go forth and do-battle in its defense Therefore. HI ordt.•r to attempt to balance the budget. 11 bC'co mes necessary that other members of ConJ!rcss be s hown that through :.elf·d1 sc1pline they t'an vote ror cuts and reduc- tion:, in politicall y populur programs. and still :.urv1H• the ('ll'ct1on process That is onl' of the purpos«'1' I had in mind In organizing lht· Balanced Budget Cauc us. This b1-part1san caucu1> will provide a needed or· ganization for members of Congress who sup- po rt tht· concl'pl or balancing the federa l budget tr w1• 10 Con~rcss ar(• unable to dii;c1pllnc oursclvt-s by voluntary methods. the n u •·on· st1tut1onal am('ndmcnt to balance th•· budget becomes necesi.ary to force us to set some sort of s pending pr1orit1es. OPPONENTS AR GUE that enactment of a cons t1tut1ona l a m c ndml'nl m;mdating a balanced federal bud~et would needlessly lie tbe government -; hands in bad economic times. Rut the const1t ut1onal amendment I b:tve s ponsored would p rovide us the nece~sary leeway by granting Congress the power to sus- pend the ba lanct.>d budget requirement in times of war or national t•mt.·rgency Pohtical offlcl' holder!. have been telling their taxpaying constituents that the govern- ment ha.-. to tal.e the lead against innation. The plaC'C' to ">lart '"\\1th tht• fr dcr<JI c·ht•(•khook. and W(' 1n C:um.t rl'" ha\t• lh1 • 1·hun1·1· to pn1vc our an- t1-1nflation t.ilk 1:. more th:.rn idle pollt1cal rhetoric 'A Toyota' Same Either Way SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCU Uy Ht:;RB CAt:N SAN F'RANC..I SCO A news paper co lumnis t 1s a • schnook who parades his ig norance daily. If h e is lucky. he is read by a million people, each one an expert on something. The columnist knows a little bil about a lot of things helluva ti Lie for a so ng' but not enough about anything Thus whl'n I printe d "tlw oldest known palindrome .• 1 Greek inscription in Is tanbul. dating back to the Sixth century. I was inund::ited with "You dope .. letters. thl' gist being that the oldest known palindrome is "Sator Arepo Tenet Opera Rotas, .. found on a wall in Porn· Pl'll m 79 A.O. As Fred Stro~: s uggests. it 1s actually a poly palindrome. since. arranJ?ed onl.' word atop another. 1t n•ads U1l· same in four directions Old· timers remember it dis played o utside the lalC' Sam Hume 's ::i lso late Berke ley bookstore. T he Sign or the Palindrome Wha l do these fi ve words mcan·1 T here has never bt'en a s atisfac- tory translation. READERS TOO lazy to walk to the dictionary ask "What IS a palindrome'!" It is not, <ts every wag would have it. a friend at the airport. It is a word or sen· t e n ce t hat read s the sum c forward and backward. and 1s a ctangcrous habit. "Bus Stop" reads "Pots Sub.·· for instance E\'('ryoody rem embers "Yreka Bakery" with affection . Now we ask you to meet R. W. Crittenden of S.F., a real palin· dro me well -nut. r say this af· rectionately. lits phone number IS 661-6166. HJs hcense pla tes read .. OONT NOD... His car is. of cours('. a BMW 2002. I "A Toyota .. would work, too. J He 1s head of mathematirs at Serram onle lhgh in Daly City, ~ h('re his rollea1wes joshingly cal l h i m "Professor Ott o Hosseforp. ·· On his palindromic: s t a tiorwry. h ead e d "SOME MEMOS" 1 I tcllya 1. one learns lhat 798G H !.QUarNI (•quJI.., 637832238736. whtt'h yt•p GOOD NEWS/BAD nt'W!.' Last wk .. Gar Smith s upplied thl' bad. If inflation increases al 1ls pre se nt rate, a loaf of bread in thl· rea r 2050 will cost S37 50, a modest rnr $281 .000. :.ind ;.in a\ eragchousl'S3 ·1 m1llton Now come" All\ Tom Fe>t<nt•\ \\1th thl' GOOD nc~ :-. !\upJ)ltl•d h) Sorial ~cunty If wiflalton l'On· tinue!. <1pan'. the person who earns Sll ,392 rn 1!179 lht• ave rage will get $6 15.861 in the year 2020. Is this worth living for·• Bright Outlook Dimmer FURT HE R EXOTI CA. The n ews stor ies. e ulogies and t•d ilo rials on Franct".., J ean Monnet. "Falhl'r of' lht• Common Market." who died recently a l !.10. failed to t.·atch the loral a ngle. In 1929. A . P . Giannini hired the "personable. dapper" Monnet to be vicc·cha irman of Transaml.'rica. which A. P. then owned along with his Bank or Italy. '! By FR ED W. KLINE '-IOI H.-.. S.nou SACRAMENTO The news a bout the state 's economy is beginning to look lcs:. bright. ac· cording lo several indicators. even though not a ll is gloomy. For instance. on the plus side. e mployment in California's dive rsified construction industry rose 14 percent last year to a re · cord high. Since this is a bellwether for the state economy, 1l is good news. HOWEVER , T HIS favorable information is tempe red with the outlook for 1979, which is less bright because or an expected downturn in housin~. Construction industry e mploy- ment averaged 416,000 persons la st year, com pared with a n average of 366,100 in 1977 And the 1976 level of 318,300. About 28>,000 new housing un- its are needed each year to keep up with the demand. according to an estimate from the state Housing Community Develop· ment Agency. T be construction industry ex- pects only about 200,000 dwelling unit.a lo be approved for con- titruclioo this year. even lower than earlier estimates of 220,000. O nl y 243,000 un its we r e a ut horized in 1978. However, other racts in the in· dustry helped lo keep em ploy- ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 'the rommen\ page of the DaJ. 1y Pilot 1ttk1 to tnrorm and atlmulate l't!aden by pf'ft«ll• ln11 a nriety or commenaary on toples of Interest and slanmcance from Informed obMrvtn and 11poke1men. ft*'1 N. Wffd. PMWWtfr ~.April 14, 1919 ,.. me nt up. despite e nvironmental and political constraints . JUST AS THE construction in· dustry is a bellwe the r of state economy. so is s tate income. Ac· cording to Controller Ken Cory. s tale r evenue s are s lowing down, runnin~ nearly 2 percent "below projections for the r1rst eight months of the 1978·79 fiscal year. Another sign of economic le veling came Crom the state Department of Finance. which said that California's index of leading economic indicators slowed during December of 1978. A major decline was noted in new business incnrporations. which dropped 9.6 percent. T h e Department o f Finance is always adjusting its outlook depending on the in· d1cators. but the re is no reason to think a maJor adj ustment is fo rthcoming. IT HAD predicted somewhat of a coobng period for the state's economy this year. and so the new indications come as no sur pr ise at this point. However. such news as the de· cision of Sohio to abandon plans to build major facilities to han- dle Alaskan 011 in Long Beach may tr1srncr r<'newl.'d a nti· b u si n ess fl'<'l in gs ahout California. and this can kad to worsening cconomit t'Ondilions in the months ahead , The s late mus t strive fnr balance which will enahlc solid growth to continue, or 1t could be a very rough time fl was not a happy rcla· tions h1p. A.P .. who could be s ki nfl1nty. complained in· cessantly about Monnet ·s ··huge" expense accounts. his privatt• railway'coach. and his "personal masseur ... who accompanied Monnet on his "frequent luxury line trips" to France. By '32. A I' had mustered enough vot('s to fart• Monnet andf1rehim he did . ACTOR DAVE Prowse. tht• villainous Darth Vader of "Star Wars." who is s flopping for a ho us1.• in Marin. When Prows e said he's seen "Star Wars" eight limes. Pe rry's Butler 's six·yr old Luke yawned Luke ha:. Sl'l'n 1t 11 times. • 'I -----------------........... ------:--........ .: ·------' ...,.., ..... _. ........ "" . ....... Anti-can c e r Drug Offers New Hope R\ T ll(l'I \S I>. ELI \~ The mnnth ol ·\pr II normal!\ lhl· kl·~ fund-ra1;,1ni=? month for tht• .\nwn<"tn C'J ntc•r ~<'tC'ty , l'OUld ho.t\c a f<tr larger than u:-ual sig111fH'.Jfl<·c this H:a r In Cahlornia <1nd ll\t' other !>.l<lll'!>. 1l murl ..... thl· -.tart of \\hat could he the most 1mponant anti nlnl·t•r l'\Jll·nnll'nt t'\ er undl.'rlakcn . The pro1el'l l·arrtl'!>. the name of "interfe ron ... a l'hcm1cal made up of sug&r combined w1l h proteins. "IT HAS AN .\NTl -VIR,\I. and anti prolife ral effect:• suvs Frank J . R<ius cht•r. lhe t•ant'l'I' s o<·1t'ly'::, vice presi· dent for r esearch .. fl !1 bn 'upprc:-l>l'S a nit hodies .. Researchers have b<•hc\ c·d for Y<'ar' that cancer is at leas t partially viral and that tumors, come from un- rest rained ~rowth and prohfcrat1on of cells . Interferon would indeed be a wonder druJ! 1f lhl'Y are righl -.. If it works. but only on !\OmP cancl'rs. scientists say it • rould lead lo development or ot hl•r druRS that ran be creat· ~: ed by exposing animal Cl'lls tu <'hcm1cals. viruses und • ot her outside tnClut•ncl':. .. :: But that ·s a big 1r 1-'or unhkt.• many other dru~s. in· :: terferon cannot be ll'~ted rd1ahl) 111 animals It is pro-• dured by t.>xpt>smg animal cdb to :1 \ 1rus ·olut1on und works far better in tht• 1>Pl'C1hr Jna m.!I that t!> the cell source than in any other T HAT MEANS T H E ONLY real lt•:.t of intl'rferon wall be tn people· <•nd lar)!c-scall' tl'~ts an· start ing trus month at CLA Medical Center. Stanford University and eight othe r centers around the notion In fact. the largc··sl·ale testing • 150 to 200 patients with four different kmds of i:anrer 1 1s start in~ lurgely because or work already done on fo ur patients at Stanford. Or. Thomas Mcrrgan. a chnical faculty ml!m be r there. has imc<'eeded with four vrcttms of lymphoma cancers. All are still ah vc afte r inte rferon treatment when normal. • expectations would have bel·n death S('veral months ago for at least two. Mcrigan's results para.1c•ll.'d the work or Swedish doc· tors. who lt•stcd the drug on more than thirty patients. but not in a systt•matic wu} Hcst.•archl·n. in Tokyo also report some interferon succcssl'~ "I heard enough of thl'Sl' reports that 1 relt we s hould do this on ~· lar,:?t":.calt• bu:.1s ... Hausl'hl•r told a scienct• writt'rs st•mtnar 1n f>uvtona Rt•ach. Fla "The l\C:S. as a \'Oluntccr agcnc). l'OUltl <•ct on sonwthmg like this much faster than the N<1t1onal Canct>r t nstttute." Rausche r. lormer director of thr NCI dunni.: the Nucon i\dministra- t 10n . said 1t woulct h.1H· ta ken tht· ~overn'ment agency about a year lon~er to get a national test program going T HE RE ULT I. TllAT about 40 California patients will start gcttin~ d~11ly do:.cs of uboul a thimbleful of in· IC'rfe ron this month The treatmt•nt will continue for s ix or seven \\eeks. with follow ups over""" to eight months . l 'CLA. whose rc1>carch tcJm will be headed by Dr. Donald Morton. wu~ c ho:.l.'n hecau~c of Morton's ex· perience with drugs that have si milar but not as promis· ing -effects. IC the progra m succeeds. the next proble m will be get· ting interferon in large quantities. Present cost!\ are be tween SlOO nnd $450 per dose. about S40.000 per patient for the full course of treatment Evt'n al the price, there isn't enough of the chemical to go oround. 'fhe eventual solution wall lw to synthesiie Interferon Jr It proves out. says Dr. ,,ort1on Guttl'rm:m, the University of Texas spccaallst who co·hcud-. lb • national testing pro- gram with Meri~an RIGtrr NOW. MO~T Sl Pl'l.lt;. or th. drug come from :. !lrnall lnboratory In f'mlnn<l Anolht-r '8cillty In Dnllus also produce!< Lin amounll'I. But If it prove. erree• ttve . u crush r h('4U1cal anal)'St!> pro~ru m ahould lead to synthetic production within a few ycan. "It'll JUSt like penic1lhn was ut first." Gutterman Hid. "Very hard to get But If at works and we're quite oe>- t1m1slic 1t will a l much ch"&J)Cr .. CHILDREN'S PAGE I h i;i rJs and bo'' llilPP> Easl<'r'· neh.· IA•n WJs 1mpn•s\cd h)' Uw muny 14;,1sll•r th(.lml' dr:rn m..:~ in the nuiil , . 1t~l of y11u c:hww lht• J.:ustl•r hunm ,1s ,1 subJ1'l'l 1 hl'l'l' Wt'rt'. u.., ,11~ •.I.\.., 'Un'lt.• good tlnrn 1nJ,ts SI MPl.t: DH.\\\'l~G of .1 ..,mllm,e bunn~ with u bu~kt•l on 1\s ;_11·11l urul lh1• Wt!'\h , ltnppy f;a'\tt•r , "'":-. tht> S.' to1J Phtt• thb \H't'k It "-U' ''-t>tl'ht•d tw Sht•ilu llucttl. 19 lMh.1n) lhl\ t.· In 11ll' Sht·.., r 1 . nd Sll'plwntt.• Hdrf..(•1 1:1 In 111t'. '" ru1mt.•1 up. gt.•tling S2. Iler druwanA h of .1 h1mn\ ~11 1ang bt.'1~1'1'11 u buskut and flowt.·r lwnt'Hlh .1 s m1l111g s 11n • llonorublt.• ml'lltiun:-. j.(o to .lt·111ulcr Paµ,•r. KL·1th Khor~~·. \\ho tlad ,1 H'f' lunn\-d1J\\lrlg of a bo~ puzzh.'<i uvc!· .1 hugt• t•,1..,11.•1 l'gg .ind 1 .1hbtt .incl .111 a1_rpl uA£' trailing a I la pp\ J:<:a,ter !-.Jgn. !\Ii.irk Dt:lll'<.l . C'mdy L1vmgstnn. ~ton~· H11'l" Er111 Lust. l\klmh ~eck~r; Fulicrn llall. .Juhnn) l.t•cmhardt. Ngu)en Ll~. C_h<1d Nt.'lson. :\rull l'.1 \\ l'lllbt•tgt·1 ~la1 ii) n llan~en. K athlel'n Ma<'!\lallin and ~tacit• :-.t•1bl'I Sl<.1l·1e a lso had a humornus dr :I\\ ing of lhl· Ea:-.tt.•1 bunnv com· '!'g down the rhimrwy in mu{'h lht' way ll ·~ allc:ge<l Santa do<.•s Cll'H·r. 't:.ieat•. The drawing broug~t chuckle~ I rom Unrll· Len " peers 1n thi: nt.·w~room IRVINE GIRL PICKS UP $5 FOR DRAWING Easter Bunny Winner for Shella Huettl EASTER, OF COURSE:. as <.1 lime for celt'bratton bt•c.·uuse of its reltgaous ~1gn1f1cancl' but rl c<.1n also be a rcmmdcr of other lhtni:ts For cxa.mple. rt usually means a "eek of school vuc<.1 t1on pnor lo Eas ter Sunday and that as a sign sehool 1:-. winding down for .mother yC'ar. What's your fa voritt' thing about srhool '1 Is 1t u class. a teacher. a schoolmate. recc~s·· . .... -. --··-.... ..... ........... ....-..-.......--- DAILY PiLOT PRIZE MONEY STAYS IN SAME CITY Stephanie Barker, Irvine, Runner-up UNCLE L EN. FOR next Saturday rnvtl<.'!-> you tn do a drawing about school. It should hl' !->kett'hed with black ink on white paper four bv four mches. no colors picas<· Send thl• cl r:m tnJ!S. as us ual. 10 lJncle Len. J> 0 Bo~ 1560. Cost..i ~l<.:s<.i. CJl1f. 92fi2<i Deadline 1s Wcdncsda~ noon Gntal next Saturday, goodbyt• li;.ivc fl.Jn return mg for tht• home str<'lch of school and hC1v<.· :.i good llm1.: drawing Great Oceans Continuous Body of Water And~ send!' a World Book Year Book lo Cathy Blad.<ird. a~c 13. of P('oria. Ill . for ht.·r queo;t1on· llOW OIO Tll t: OC E.\' GETSALT\'? The world 's t hrec g r eat Ate, Gee-e·e·z! oreans an· Hl'lualh nm· <:on l1111111u" hmh 01 watt•r \'ou can l'astl~ ... 1.·1· ih1s b.v looking a1 <J ""11rld glolw Thl' P.H·1f1l . All ant 1t <ind In d1an oceans all com(' together around lh(' continent of An· ta'"ct1ca 1n lht.• Sou thern APWl ........ e. Bobby. a c himp at Marine World Africa USA m Redwood City had this reaction to being fitted with new summl'r apparel. designed for the coming season al the park. All lhe animal e ntertainers a nd the humans who work with lhe m -will be outfittP.d in s tyle for the warmer weather Fast Aeting Kid Steers Bus to Sa/ ety BOONE, N.C. tAPl -Crystal Lusk n ever drove a schoo. bus before one day this week. But lbe 11-year -old h ad lo learn fast when ber father had a heart attack while driving last Tuesday. As Ray A. Lusk began choking and slumped back into his seat. h is root remained on the gas pedal. The bus. empty except for Cry1tal and a friend, began crossing four lanes or traffic . "l saw his foot was on the gas pedal and pulled it off and sort of •leered the bus over lo the curb where it stopped," Crystal said. Lusk. 4ot, was taken lo Watauga County Hospital, where he was repGrted ln critical condition . C&YSTAL SAlD &HE wa.s scared but ·1 knew 1 had to do sometblna." "I don't know bow I knew what lo do. All I've ever driven is a tracJor one time." •be said. "I just saw his fool on the pedal and lme• I bltd lo do aometblng lo slop lbe bus before it wrecked or we 1ot blt." T'M> other school bus driven spotted Lus k's bus and pulled over. The two, Teresa Byl'd and Tom Redman, both students at WataU1a Hip School, cut off the bus' Ignition and began ad· mlnlMertaa cardio-pulmonary resuacltatlon to Lusk. • llem 1spherc to form a world ocean Tht' \\oriel'!> t•ontmcnts :ire like islands m tht!> vast t.'\ pa nse of S<'a w:-iter If you've ever had the run or swimmin~ in lhl• OC'ca n. you know that it's e as ter to do so tha n in a lake. The reason for lhts is that seawater contains about 3.5 percent salts and this 1s enough to help make a swim m er noat. The salt~ sea water, 1s mostly common table sail. The ocean also contams sulfur. magne:.tum and calcium. In add ii ton. it con· tains all of the eh·m ents that make up the earth's cru~t SCIENTISTS h ave compared the composition of s eawater with the com position of body fluids in man and animals. They have discovered that the proPor Lions of the elem en ts are much a lik e in seawalC'I' and body fluids This . !>ay sonH: sc icnl t!>l~. j?1ves suppQrt to the theory that all ltfc began in the sea Scientists say lhc ocear has a lways been salty. <ind ii hw. always included just ab<'ut the s ame kinds and amoun ts of clC· menls il now contains F r om the beginning of the earth's history , the rains began to was h part of the salt from lh<' land and send it by the rivers to the s ea. VARIOUS gases m the ;,.11 r also dissolved in the waters on lh1• l'arth·s s urface and lhl'\" too "ere added to the com pos1l1on of sea water Rut thl' amount of s a It in sea water ha!> v;,i riectonly a very little all throug h lhe his· Judges Back Character Of Terrier pH I LADE L p fl I/\ ( i\ p I Twiggy. a L2-ycar-olCJ Yorkshire terr ier. is the object of a court s uit and two Commo n Pica s Court judges havt' taken the \\It· ness s tand to a ttest to her good character 'Twt~gy IS a \'('ry W('ll beh aved young lady,·· Judge Paul Ri bner told lh<' court. Shl' is the "object of a ~ood deal of admir ation in Lh l' building" where her ownl'rs live. !>aid Judge Ha rry Takiff. Maurice and Molly Kt.•ndall. the dog's owners wum the pro- prietors of the Kennedy I touM· Apartm ents to a llow Twiggy tu h ave regula r walks ins ide and outside the building without a lea s h. R u l es al K e nne d y tfou!>c forbid s uc n unencumbered stro ll!. for dogs. The Ke nda lls agr eed to abide by a writte n agreement in March that they will carry Twiggy in their a rms for evening exercise. St.eeples Playhouse R OCH ESTER. Minn. <AP> -Two southeastern Minnesota famUles have discovered the ideal out - door playhouses for their childre n -abandoned church steeples. The s teeples , once towering above th e Bethany Moravian Church in Altura and the United Church ot Christ In Grand Me•dow, were purchased when the churches voted to buUd new facllllles. • fn•sh \\atu lr11n1 r1\1·r o, Jncl m l•ll1ng 1c<· hJ\I onh ~hghl In flu1.·nct• on 1h1· -.;i ltml \ or sJll 1 ness. of thl' O<'l•an c1I 11gh1 at nwht ~:.1 rh 1·:rndl1 . .., \\I'll' m;id1• of lah \\r.q)jll'd 111 hu""' or m1it-~ L.1t1·r o1 ~ c·I. ,,.., •1l<1ct•d insu lt· ,, 1•;1ndl1· rn11lf'I trncl 1.tl lo" or h<"t'""' "-' .,., ;..., nll'llt•d .rnd pOUfl'CI into thl· (111 n1 tory of tht> ocean The pussm,g uf tame d~s not add more ~alt. M lJSCL£S ot OlTJll fish do not contam f11 gh<·r proportions 111 salts than lhl' muscles of other animals. In add111o n. we can't ftnd any parlu:ular difference be tween the quantity of salt:; in the body of ln•sh·\\atc r fi sh compared \.\tth the body of <.alt· "aler fish :\1 o'l m 1)dl'rn 1·.1n1llt·" Jl t ' made ol Stt.•arin. \\l11c·h '' oh ta1ncd from tallow ~ind 1)arafl'ln. .1 mineral wai. Thi.• nindle~ ar1· lhen formed b-. P1ttwr d1pptng thl· wicks m an\' time' into tht m<·lted matl·r1ai. h~ po11rin_g tht· m .Jt1•r1al tnlu molds. or b'< for(' 111g the l'i:mdlt• mat<'r1a l through hnll'" an<l th1•n lhn·ading lhl' \\ll'kS do\\n !ht• N'nkr century by century · At the mouths of large rl\'Cr ". fresh water is found fa r out to sea Fr~h waler is much lighter than sail water. and so 1t can ride on top of the sea water for some time until it gradually mingles with the oce;in. Sint'l' fish 1n the oce<1n~ ob \'IOU~ly drink !>:J lty w;iter. !>cten t1~ts say thl•1r bodies an· ;..ibll' to filter out ;,,in excess uf -.alt:. to m a1nta1 n nature ·, propt>r balance Most w1l'k!> ntm arP mad(• 111 WO\'Cn cord Candles add s parkll• tu fesl1H· d1111ng tables And what would a birt h dav l'Jke he without candles"· The now of the great Amazon River 10 South /\merica puts over a m illion cubic reet of fres h water into th(• l\tlontic Ot'N•n l.'Very second. Fres h water ndl·~ on the surface as far as 200 miles from shore. Andy sends thto• 1979 Wo rla oook Science Year Annual lo Ch r 1s t y Se 1 g I er. age 8 . or Gastonia.NC for h~r question Tl•e ll·.olvme w .. td 11-f.11cyctoped1•. An· d'f'\ ••~ re•erenc• ubt'ar-y ,, \eftt .. , "" •w•rd to Ott wr1•e-r ot tM OU.'\ hon ot ttwt moftth . .end ,. '""C> •Ohimt WOl'•a Book 0•<1•0R.lrv 904'' to tM writ11r OI 1"'-QM°SttOft ot U't WH4l Sc:ftd ~OWr QWtf•Oft\ .., "Po>I <¥d to Ai& A...,p, P 0 90. IS.0 C..r.t M•w. C4riltf. •tt,. ITWk~ Mre •• •MfYdf \'"OU,. IWMo .... 4lftCI ....,..H Efttt'ff .,,.. 9P9ft to 91..-tt ... d l>O•l llO II HOW i\R£ C \NOLES ~1AUt;·.' Sc1cnt1sts i:.ay. however. that For more than 2.000 '<·ar:-.. the c andle was man's l'hil•f source worldscope ( tO points lor l'l!Ch Quu11on an1w1Ht'd corr~clly) I QP[( H'Ct'nll" Jpp1owd d ~ pt•rceni inc rl'd\<' 1n the b.t\f' p11te ot < ruOt' 011 Th" npw inr r ease wa~ l'Jt~cted 10 r dl\C U.S !¢<hOltnt> prt(e~ about . t .. cents. iJ·2 b·b ( 10 2 r rut• or ~JIW lnd1v1du.ir O ft( nJroon' mJv not ra m• rh<' p11ce ol 1h('11 011 .iboH· rhe l'St.ibl1\hC'd bd\1' procr J RJlha11on 1e.il..ed into 1hc J1mosphe11· dll1•r .,n .in1den1 lcl\t wt>ek at 1he Thref' Mile• l'IJnd nuclear power pldnl nedr HJmsburi;\. / .i·New York b-New INWV < ·Pennsylvam.i 4 ~h.11 governmenl .i~ency mo11r1or~ nudl'dt oowcr plan!\ to protect the cnv1ronm<•n1 Jnd public hrJlth .md \df Ply( S l ., . ran,poriauon SccrctJry 1CHOOSl O'<F Golfm Bdl. Brock Adam,) hJs ur1ot<'t.l ,t,mcnca11 .iulom.ikers lo "rein11en1 tht• Jutomob1I<'." 10 produtr more t.•nCr)(~ 1•ffiC1ent c dr\ news name t 10 points II you cen fdt'nlily lhls penon 1n 1ne new') ~ ,,. ..,., wcrf' .uy ot 1he Dep.irtmen1 of fnergy. 1 .im one ol · President Car'ler\ closest adviser'> on energy policy. Rect>ntly. t predicted gasoline pnce could mcrea)e 10 more than S2 d Rallon by the end ol 1h1~ century. Who am ll match words (4 points tor uch correct milch) 1·11ssion 5-fossil fuel .a-from the sun c-burnable material lrom plant and animal rem<Jtn) d·heat lrom earth e-joinlng atorm In addition to bt>ing a ramily run rt>aturt', THE Ql'IZ is an integral part ol lht' m ·clas!lroom news pro~ram prest>ntf'd in Orang., Coast arf'a schools a~ a public service by the Daily Pilot. ,.,,.,.,.,,._,., tu~oW-nl betowq11tr newspicture I 10 Potnls 11 you answer lh1s question corrf'cllyl <.,tl('1l.h Ahmc·d V dmdm "'Rued JK'""'r ,1 l.ir1t••o1I µrn • 11< '' ..... "' ,, rt"tl'nt nw1•11nR ol 1he Or1ot,rn11Jt1on ol f'1•1rcil('urn L 1p11r11111: C ounlm•-. (0PC () '" Cenrv.1. Ciw111erl,111cl. Y dm.1nr 1' I h1• wl minl'tl'r ol / . wh it h nrotlu1 I'' mo rt• {111 thJn .,1w 01h,•r OPI l tounll\ .1·lrdn b-Alfotl'fld t .<,dud1 ·>.rJh1.1 facts about oi I (~ po1nls l0t eKh qutthon answe<ed cor•ecllyl 1 01 1h1• tollo""'"I< We~1ern Hem1~phl'!t' < oun1r1c,, onh dw•' not bl'long 10 OPC ( .1·CCuJdor b·Vf'netuela c·'lllexico 2 Which country 1s the world's leadmK orl <onsuml'1 t 3 TrUl' or Falw Petroleum 1~ a loss1I tuel. . 4 / . produces more 011 .ind n.i1ural gas 1h.in any 01her '>ldte. J· T CXil\ b-Wyoming C·Al.iska s 1 ht• lJni1ed ~tdte~ curren1lv import' Jboul ~ . JX'rcent ol the 011 11 u'e~ ,1·12 b·JI c-46 roundtable Family dltcu11lorl (no ICCHW) What do you consider thl• ('Ountry'l. mo•t 1mp0rtant energy source in 1he future? · YOUA SCORE: tt 10 too potnl• -TOP SCORE' It to to point• -Eacellent 71 lo 80 points -Good 91 to 70 polnls -Fair •VEC. Inc • 49· 79 :>~ : e-t : <llUJ. ·t !~l111S (X>lfU(l acn·z ::>·t :•110 .1Jl08V s.L'.>V.t => ::t9Jl.L'>W9M:.IN :>-s !p-t :e-e :a·z :q-c :9CJWOMIL').l.V• Ja~setq:>S 13wwr :slft'NSM:.IN swepv ~g~ :uo1ss1ww<Y.) tC.loa•tnJau Jl;)f3nN·t !3·C !91tV...J·Z :c-r ::tdO=>SCM•OM . , . . . . . . . .. . . . \ .A.• ... o.~.1.Y .. Pl.lO•T ........ lllll ... s.a1·u·rd.•Y···Ap.fl·l ·l4.,1.~.9 ................... ~ ..... ~ ... ~.~-~ i Churches To Ohserve Eastn It hD onl> ruined lwic In th 21 yc1r11 the N port Harbor Kiwanis Club has •POnsored an t;aater Sunn11c 11en •lcl.' ror Oran1e Coast area realdt•nl11. The Rev. Dr Cul W Berner. interim pastor. a nd 11 •.m. al Flnt ClartsdM CMrcll. 1J07 Mm • will 1peak at each service on "Ll ve E verlasting S t .. Hwatlngton Beach. For All." Tbe combined chOira of lbe church will 1in1 at i l.ake Hilla Community Cllurcb, Laguna Hills, Sand 7 p.m. And ll wasn't wet cnou1&h t.o cancel the event rir11t held nl ttw NllwPort Uunes. Is &POMOring a sunrise service at 6:30 a .m. at Lion The chancel choir and west coast chamber . Country Safari Afritheater In Laguna Hills. o r c hestra will pe rform selections from tbe 1'hht yrur's 11unrhw ervice is 11cheduled Cor s 30 u m Sunduy M Oavidison 1-'icld, Newpor' llarhnr IUgh Sc-h@ol. The Rev. Dr. Harold Leestma. senior pastor. "Messiah," in 6:30, 8:30 and 11 a .m. services at ; wlll speakon "Livlng Wlth a Heavenly Hope."The Faith Lutheran Cbarch, 8200 Ellis Ave .• chancel and youth choirs will s ing. Huntington Beach. Services arc also scheduled for 8:30 a.m. at T he youth will conduct a 6:30 a.m. service and • 't'hf' Rt'v Chuck Sm ith. pustor of Calvary (.'hap1•l, Su11lu Anu, will present the sermon to the ovt•r 8,000 t•x1>t•ct<'C.S lo uttt>nd . 23331 Moulton Parkway, Laguna HHls and 9:30 and the Rev. John Paul MacLachlan will :;peak on "I • ll ~.m. at El Toro High School gymnasium, 25255 Have·Secn Him, Too, .. in the 10 a.m. service in the · Toledo Way, El Toro. · sanctuary, 11832 Euclid St .. Gar4en Grove. A hillsid~ sunrise service is planned by Coast An outdoor sunrise service is se t for 5:30 a.m . Or (it'<>rtt•~ Wood, pui;lor of Newport-Mesa Chraallun ('Nltt'r, wi ll iwrve as moderator with the Kev John lluHmun, St Andrew's P resbyterian Church, rl'Ut.hnu Sl'rt1>tur • Bible Cllurch,'San Juan Capistrano. a nd the regular Sunday services for 9 and 10:30 " Site for the event is a s pot providing a vista of a . m , at San Juan Cap istra no Commaalty San Juan Capistrano Va lley from Saddleback Presbyterian Cburch. 32202 Oel ObisPO. Thll 13!l voll'l' lrvtnt• Muster Chorale will sin~. mountain to the Pacific Ocean, according lo a -------------------- o•brero for Popt-. l'opl .John 1'.1111 11 ... milt•.., a!-. ht> \H!Ur:-u t YJJtt·ttl Somht•ro ··ctt.irro. · ht' "tt!> ~1ven In .. 1 nwmbl'I' ol lttt' hi.11ttl ol Monlt•rrt>v. !\k lt'o Bo~·, To\' 11 \\ h1l'l1 µl•t lur rnt-tf for the Pontiff 1n St Pl'll'I .., !'\<111.1rt· dur 1ng ~t'nt•ral .1u dtl'lll'l'lla' \\\•d1w:-.cl<1\ in lhl' \'altcan C1l~ Bowl Sunrise LOS ANGELES Tht• Rev Jess Moody, pastor of F1r:-.l Ha1Jl1sl l'hurch of Van Nuys, will ofriciulc al Lht> 5!Jth annual Easter Sunrise servict· at the I lollywood Howl The st•rv1ce will fealun• Jt·Lress Shirley Jom·~ rt•adml! '"The Mai,ter ls Coming," and Marty Ingels reading from thc ScraJ)lurcs The Ft•s11val Choir of the F'arsl Bapt ist Church of Van Nuys, dircctt•d by 0 0 llall. \\-Ill perform hymns including "('hrasl Is Risen." "Crown lllm With Many Crowns ... and the "llalleluJah Chorus " from Handel's '"Me!-tsaah " The be nediction will be offered bv Re\ Russell Killman, puslor of lht' Lillie Country Church of Hollywood 'Celebration' Solo music and tha t of tombined choirs will be presented al 1 p m. today in an Ea~tc r celebration al Santa J\na Stadium. Flower Street and Civic Center Dnvt· TM field 11~ al IMh Street a nd Irvine Avenue m ' Nl'Wl)()rt RNu•h The e.envcl' h Ont' o( many Easter sunrise rt~l<•brullons 1>lu111wt1 Thl' lkv Or Joseph Aldrich. president of Mullnoin!1h School of the Bible, Portland, Ore., \\Ill talk on "Suc<·t•i.s That Last&, Forever," al a 6 ,1 1r1 .. ••rvltt• ~cht•duled on center court at the John Wa ) nf' Tennli. ('lub, Newport Beach Hul1>h Orolhngl•r, former UCLA bas ketball pla:vei and no"' J mcmber of Athletes in Action. "all purt1t•1patc u1 the service 'l'hc R(•v Aldnt h formerly served at Mariners Church m Nt•" µort HNtch. The Mariner Singers \\-Ill present the musical segment of the program . Tht' club is al 117 1 Jamboree Road. The mnth annual Eastl!r Mornin~ on the Beach st•r vicc is slated for 7. 30 at Monarch Bay Beach ('tub In Laguna Nig ue l. The choir of Shepherd of the Hills Church, Laguna N1gucl, will s ing. The Rev. David Sandberg, chur ch pastor, will speak on "More Alive Than the Waves." An Easter festival service is scheduled for 10 a m at the church. 30121 Niguel Road. A 5: 15 a.m. Sunday mass is scheduled at St. Si mon and Jude Church, 20444 Magnolia St .. Huntington Beach Services are a lso slated for 8. 9 30 and 11 :30 a .m . and 12: 15 p.m. Conj?regatmns or Mission Lutheran Churc'l and Crown Valley Covenant Church will meet for a 6 30 a .m s unrise service at Crown Valley Community Park in Laguna Niguel. The Rev Ray Farness. pastor of Mission Lutheran, will speak on "A Red Letter Day." A second service is planned for 10 a .m . at Niguel Hills J unior lligh School, 29070 Paseo Escuela, Laguna Niguel Service as scheduled for 7 a .m . at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. 11 90 Morningside Drive. Laguna Beach. A high festival scrvice with communion is sla ted for 10 :30 a .m. SPOkesperson for the church. Those interested in a ttendink are asked to telephone 495·1191 for directions as the service will be held on private property An Easter vigil as slated at 7 a.m. at Saint Matthew Lutheran Church, 18182 Culver Drive, Irvine . A dram a , Quern Quueritas. will be presented. A 7 a.m. service 1s planned at Neighborhood Congregational Church, 340 SL Ann's Drive, Laguna Beach. T he Rev. J ohn Hatcher will s peak o n "Resurrection Morning," al the 7·30 a.m. service of Capistrano Valley Baptist Church planned for Pines Park in Capistrano Beach. The Youth League of Good Shepherd Church, 4800 Irvine Cente r Drive, Irvine, will present the 6 a .m . sunrise ser vice. The Rev. Lothar Tornow will speak on "J esus Lives -Really." at 6 a .m . at Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Services are also set for 8: 15 and 11 a .m . The story of the Resurrection will be presented in music and word at 11 a .m . at Church or Religious Science, 3011 S. El Camino Real, San Clemente. A sJred meal and egJ! hunt are scheduled for 10 a .m. at Fairview Community Church, 2525 Fairvie Road. Costa Mesa The ha ndbcll choir a nd trumpeters will pe rform in a 10 a .m . service at Community Church, Congregallonal. 61 He liotrope Ave , Corona del Mar . A ser vice is a lso slated for 8 a.m . .. Rolling Stones Gather More,'· 1s the sermon s ubject for the Re v. Thomas P Warmer al the 8 ·30 and 10 a .m . services at United Me thodist Church. 21632 Wesley Driv~th Laguna. Easter services at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach are scheduled at 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m. The Rev. Thomas W. Overton will speak on "Hallelujah' The Tomb ls Empty," at 8 30, 9.45 EASTER CELEBRATIONS ,, HOLY SATURDAY -April 14 11 00 PM -.. A Midnight E~ter Celebration" Wlfh Gregorian Mens' Clunr Candles. Chants & Communion EASTER DAY 8 00 AM -Holy Communion 9: 15 AM -f'estwal Euchanst of Easter St. Mary's Episcopal Church 418 Park Avenue, Laguna Beach PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 2t11 ...... v~ Dn" ..... c.... ....._ 11...y,,....... r..ew .,.. .................. SUHRISE SBYICI • 6:00 ·"lee-• I U•e Y• SW Un'" • Pator • ... , o EAST& IUAICFAST • 7:00 • 9:30 THREE RSTIV AL EASTa SERVICES 1:00 • t:lO a 11:00 Pastor Frantsen will preach on "He Is Going Before You!" Special music by Choirs and the Bell Choirs. Nursery care. EVERYONE WELCOME! The lkv EV lltll. Mount Zion Baptist chur<:h pa:-.tor. Lo:-Angt•ll •:-., wil l Ix· tht• featured speakC'r at 1 he fir!-tl t 1 m1.• ('Vt•nt i1rbc;r Christianfellc;wshln-------__.. ....... GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH OF SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY Laguna Hills. Catif. Fattt.r G~ S. StephClllict.1, Pastor 770-5238 HOLY WEEK AMO EASTER SCHEDULE April 15-22, 1979 ANIL I 5 • ,,UM SUHD4 Y Af'aJL 20 ·GOOD FllDA Y OIYINE LITURGY 10 .. M kfAOtNC. Of THE HOURS II AM AJ ... ,....,,, y,_ H191> $c1'u01 !>toRVoCE OF 8URIAL 3 PM C-a()o l1P&1E•~ THE.LA ... ENTATIONS l'oPOA "· .. ~ Not• AA otnitit H()f~ w~ •'ld E: .. ,~,.. ·~ IC'ft" ....... ,n ~~ PrtXft-''°" ''· . ttom µam 'iiu'llCl.lV ~no tttt oof'I ttw ~~tt<t 1 "' Eo-t~-, b• fl•tO 4f !).f ,.°"'ft)! ~ IO.t4 (h ''""" ...... " f (.,.,1,,1• t~•H11 l f-w• l•·' "'I. APlll. I t.· HOLY MOHDAY · 7:30 PM A"RIL 17 ·HOLY TUESOA Y • 7:30 "M A,llL II· HOLY WEDHESOA Y • 7:30 "M !),1\()11\Mc NI Qr HI.JI. Y UN(. I 11.J"' Af!ltlL 19 ·HOLY THURSDAY OIYINE LITURGY HOl f C()MMUN10N1 ti "M 9 ""' THE 12 GOSP[L RC. .. OoNGS ANO ::.ERYICE O' CRUClfl•tON 1 OCi PM APRIL 21 ·HOLY ~A TUROA Y Y I' l '~ ,, i f "r J J .J AV. . ... ... r••l Ml JHkL T "i 4 (> • .,, Llt1,if9f H , ( IT J ~ I, "'I-1]111oQht APRii. 22 ·EASTER SUHDAY Yl~"-f ~~ J• lA~1Et4 AVA""l SlRVH ... l 11 .)(J AM A V N•m• h,. ... t tJt•.q• HtQrt,,. .. ., ~ .. n Ju.n Wo-tttano ,.,, •• 1 fJ. "' l I h•• P1Vl4(. f..1'(11,,., um• QtOVnOJJ APRIL 2l ·FUST OF ST. GEORGE OIYINl llfU'1ClY f 00 PM "' 51 ~O lD"COOJI C'°'UICnl Laourht H1ll\1 EASTER SUNDAY 9 :00 am -Family Worship Hour 10:00 am -Family Fellowship 10:45 am -Morning Wo rship Service 6:00 pm -Evening Worship SPECIAL NOTE Ed win Louis Cole. Pastor ministering in all services "SO NG OF DAVID" Special Music Guests: I , 740 W. WH1011 St. Costa MHa 549-2905 ' ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I' '.:::-= .;;:: -=~=~=~T=at=~~=~=~s=s,T=~~=nN=tln=~r=o~=~=;=!!=h='i'T'r=c=H=R=I s=1=1=A=N=·==s=c=1=E=N;:::;:_ C:::::;:::::;;:E::::;:::;-n-~~-. S-T C-H-UR_CH_Of_Rf_LIGl_O_U_SSCl-EN-CE--rr-~P~R~E~se==o yii'f tT~h~~R~J,Fii~~~F.af~~Filr~r:;,~~s C=:H;=;:;E::i:S:--i Morning Worship & Bible School CHURCHES "'""'"'"'!>!~~~~!~O!"'C• l A CHURCH°' nu COYIHAWT 8:30-9:45·11 :00 AM REY. ALIHT IUOI. lScf ........ sn• 2'50 feir•i•• Rd.. c .... MHo Golden Hour of Worshlp -6:00 PM ~==-==z::.i:=" an.c. A. lhtl'Tff, ,....,. ~~;,::;~-~·;~All Ser~:;~evotion: 536-9580 11 ARE SIN, DISEASE WORSHIP ~:.~0~~~4 Y SCHOOL s-t.y ':,:!£~~5o5~70~1i:r14.M0c~ School & DEA TH REAL?" "EASTll AND HIW UFr -· . HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH Contt<' of Foir•1tw olld lohr, Costa MHo Rt• Hilton Jcir•i" Po\lor Phont 171 41 SS.-7787 SUH DAY WORSH"' SERVICES 11 :00 A.M.-SUHDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. fVEHIHG snv1cE -6:00 P'.M. WEDHESOA Y EVENING . 7:00 P.M. YOUTH AHO AOUl.T llBLE STUDIES CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. Wl11011, Cotto Mfte 64S.3 I 9 I WP rP A Coong tilowang Growing Church SUHOA'f SHVICIS BIBLESTUDY9 A.M. WORSHIP 10A.M. & 6P.M. "UFE AFTER DIEATH"_.Halatioltt 10-12 PAUL THOMAS. MINISTER BR YAN CROWE, YQUTH MINISTER . g w onderful will happen to you al the MEWPOIT HAllOI CllUICH Of IWCIOUS SCIDICE ~. ~"U9t'. M-lloon C~h WTIUI 10:10 A.M. r-"'"' r .. ,.,c,...,... W•'-& H1t- Jwior Chorcll • I O:JO 4.M. & AN Cll<11Cll ACl'Yll..S .. 16705-teAH AY•.W..I CosteMHO 646-10)2 DW.A·~ '46·6464 Dlt. IUANOI C. JACICSON, H•w '11..,e.t h ...... ltt Mt..lst.r-TMCl!w •Pored~• T .. 1 A•.itoMe ApalL IS, I '79 Monday Morning and Thursday Evening HHllng Workshop Contl9mnity ftretb¥feri• C~h. CostoMHo-FintChwcllotChrist. Sctff9tst URIAHUS SQUARE 415 F«ftf A•• .. ~.._. 494-7551 2110 Moo V•nk Dr .. Colt• -..... MacArthur at Ford Road-Hewl)Orthach Rev Arthur J. Tankersley Rev. Eldon H. Thies S.,itdoy School -I 0 A.M. f~ AN INSPIRATIONAl MESSAGE DIAL83Me31 10:15 A.M. -Worship Church Str•lu -I 0 A.M. llt.·'912 MWst.r's Mo. 640.S1ll f 1: t 5 A.M. -FellOWlhtP Hour Also 1st S..-, Of heh M-"' -S ,- llHdtitq Room, 2880 M u o Vt<'cko Dr. ' 4 .M.·4:30 ,,M. Mot1. ttwv Sat. Wt d. 7-7:50 ... M.·9·9:30 P.M. Huntifte)ton Inch-Fint Chwch of Christ, Sciflttist 8ltl & Oii••· H11111titicJt011 leach a.ell & S.., WINI -I 0:00 A.Mo lHditolqR--221MNSt. LOCJll'IO leach-First Chwch of Christ, Sciffitist US Hl9'1 Ori .. ~II & S.lldoy School -I 0 A.M. R ...... R--214Fcw111t•··· Minto.. Viejo-First Chwch of Christ, Sciewtist C~~.twy Schoof, 2S9S2 Cwdlllntl>f. Cllw'ch & S.lldoy School -I 0 A.M. •""""9 R--Smwsy C...tw. Mliri9Mh .. l• , .. ,Hewporl leach-Fint Chwch of Christ, Sciewtist 3l0l Vie U., H11wporl leech c:a.di & -..., Sc~OO & IO:lO A.M. R ..... R-. l l 15 Vie U. MoA. 1t1ni frl. -9 4.M.·S P'.M. CNldC:.re Pro~lded TwiCNys -· JCl.11;30AM For Study Tl-Mewporl letteh-SecHd C'-rcll of, Cllri1t. Scietltfst 31 00 Peclflc Yi9w Dr •• c-.. Mw ~II I S.lldoy School-I 0 A.M. R..., •--n oo "l "I. c ... t Hwy .• CdM WED. EVEHIHG TESTIMONY MHTIHGS- 1 P.M .. ALL C....,_CHIS \II an• rnrtlwll~ 111\ lll•d to Jllt>nd the <·hurr h 'l'I'\ ll'l'~ J01I 1•1lJU~ lht• prl\·1le>(l':. of thl! Ht•Jchn1t ltooms ClllW Cwe Pro•ldect 4T AU SHVICIS HUNTING TOH IEACH CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 609 Be•fftfh St. • 536-51 SO . ~ ,IGGY IASSITT, R.Sc.F~ MW.fw a °T' ... Sunday Services. 9: 30 and t 1 a. m. ,..., _, T ........ • ~ Cllwctl • ...,_., ~ HARBOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH IDhcipM elf Cllristl J401 lr'#IMotS..teh41fMf 645-5781 ...,s.,.,tc" a.rctlkllMI t :JIA.M. ......... c:tll*la'• a.a.. llt41 A.M. .-..Y"-WNI "TMIHST ISYITTOW Rav. Gene R. i .. nton ,_ A Cl~ial Welctme ffllll die UNITED CHUICH Of CNllST COMMUNITY CIMflCH COMCll"TIOtW 611Heti~A••·· C-dl!fMw 644-7400 DOMld w. llllft .......... I 0 A.M.-s-doy Wonltip (.nufc.n~~il~../ ,,.....,I\ l..tft Ml"HIOIMOOI COMCll"TIOtlAl CltUICJt 340 St, .41111'1 f'I. dtCW.-yn,L ...... kech 494 .. 061 JeMM.R ....... ,Milli1t.r ~.,... ._.. .......... ............ , ....... ~ .. c ................ IOAM S ~'J;W .... a.-tikllMI ........, This Sunday Worship 1n ST. ANDREW'S PRESIYTBtlAN CHURCH 600 St. Andrews Road• Newpcrt Beach • 631·2880 Dr ......... ,..,, •• "· r..ew W ...... Senlcn-1:89:JO..I l:to '"WHAT DlfflR&tCI DOIS THI USUlllCTIOM llAU. Y MA.llr CHUaCN SCHOOL • 00 ......................... Im-Tiw""llll l(l~n.tl • )0 ............................. lnf...t througll Col .... II 00 ... .... .. ............ t11l-Tllrougll•lllGr- AIC: .. Ll'U .. -645-JU2 ST. MAB PllESIYTElllAN Olaot JIMMllr'11MDr ......... ..... I••·.._ Mc9'11N .... T:r W9lh ,..._ A'$ P..ew LelleJ I Oz ............. IAS19 SllTIC8S-MI a tllM A.M. ,........,_ ...... '*" . • ' ' ~ ---_._..._,_ --..,.._. ·---,-...-- CHURCH s.turdlly, Apfll 14. 1178 Easter Celebration Strange Paradox. •1 Tlte "8Mdale4 ....... Chriatiant thla Sunday telebrate thfa.r faith In a straqe paradox that ~ world cru hes tru aoodnMI, yet tt upremely endurt's. That l• the anomaly ot Ea tcr, t'Ontfder d tht.1 one clearcut warranty In II hi tory that ri1&ht ·Lutherans Set Convention The Rev. Robt-rt 0 C'olllck. pastor or Lutbt'nn C .. ure .. of tht-MH&~r. t'orona dcl Mar, 11nd conairegallon dt•I Ute V1r1t1nla Ro lvold. will allcnd the 18th onnual Convention or th<' Pactfi<' South~-sl ynod of Lutht-rlftl 'hUrch In /\mema ThurS<h1y lhroui:h Sunday 1n Lo Angele!. Mot'\' thun 700 m1nistc~ rind dclegatc>s wlll • rt> prese nt 120 ,000 mti mlw rs uf th£\ 2110 ron~rcgatlonis m C' lafornla, Afhon•1. Hawaii ~viidn and l 1toh • The hfth annaver ury ( J ce l ebration o( /JR/Ef' .... Com mualty ('hurch by lhf' Bay is scheduh·d for ---------' 6 :30 p.m . Friday at Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W Coa t ll1ghwa) Beach. Re ervat1on!> 645-7650 ~ewport finally w\n11 over wron1 lt l• "• ~am or 114(ht In vast darkness." 11uya tht Rt. ftev John M. Allin. presldJnJ.t bishop of the E1>lacopal Church. ''shone forth In lov or ~ople." 1'hey are "drnwn to it In hope " A bt•llevcn see it, Jt'sus, the utt('rly .:ood and true person. mirroring within humanity the llfe gMric love and aenero lly or Cod hims elf, was rut down by a apurnlng. erra.nl mankind Totol goodn"u w11 kllll'd, ll uppcarcd, luml>f(l out by human wrongne . Thul wa th &ur(m:c cvidcncl', that 10JUSl1ce hud prevailed, and lhls remains an immediate 1mµrl'11Slon In m uch tha t happe ns in the opprP , on' and llbuses of the modern world ORANGE COAST CHURCHES TO OBSERVE SUNRISE -PAGE A8 It seems a depresit1ng sJate the strong tramplln~ tho weak. the . corrupt exploiting !,he mnocent. the t yrunls ,·1ctim1Lin~ the brave, children going bungr} D1~aslcr'>. war:. Jnd d1scast! lake their toll, and at look~ as 1f death and decay ha\f.! the final say But "they will not win in the end," s ays the Rev. Or. Carl E . BraatC'n or the Chicago Di vinity School, adding that the ~uarantee that it won't 1s proclaimed an the resurrection. view. It assures that. despite the horrors, goodness does succeed. It says that even though the best s uffers the worst the world can inflict. rightness triumphs in the end. technological mind i1 so puuled at the aM"ivaJ ol Easter." Braaten aay1 the forces that kllled Jeaua are the same lorcea that pervade the world today. linking everyone personally to the organiaed social evils and institutiooaJ distortions that killed him. "He bore our sin.a," Braaten adds. Through Easter. ··we learn that the victim or public violence becomes the victor for the sake or the violated.'' Braaten writes In the Lutheran Church in America magazine, The Lutheran, Yet the pains. the cruelties a nd unjustified s urfering continue, giving many the hopeless view that it's all a dismal procession of brute tacts, terminated in the final blow of dying. It was "so total an act of self·surrender, so complete a response to the demands of freedom, so absolute a loving ldentificaUon wltb the plight of all trapped by those same deadly forces, that somehow it affected God.'' THAT'S THE "ordinary view of reality," CELEBRATE LIFE! . writes a United Church of Christ theologian. the 10:00 A.M. WORSHIP Rev. Dr. Ronald Goetz, but it Is "not the whole FAIRVIEW COMMUNITY CHURCH . not the totality of things." 2525 Fairview Ad .. Co1ta MeN "The world is not what it seems." he adds. Gary Barmore, Geo. Ocftaner, "The resurrection of J esus ... reveals to us .... .-.. • EASTER PICNIC-NOON • ...... Qle# t intimations of the love and lire or God which burst °""'*"-the bounds of all our world views revealing the ,, ________ "'9'!' __________ __, triviality or a ll our doubts, grounded as they are in our all-too.worldly, all·tOO·limlted view of reality." -------------------- To Christians. the resurrection ope ned a wider window on the real, on an underlying truth not obvious in regular processes. "It is here and yet not here." the late philosopher Paul Tilhch put 1t a reality "between the facts" of history. r.;;;;;;~, Confronting the res urrection. says the Rev. J ames M. Wall. a United MethocUst minister and editor of the Christian. Century. means "an encounter with the essential h1ddenness of reality "If we r e main loc ked into verifiabl e rat1onaltly, we are c losed to the <1rri val of ··~mm)," <1 movie :~ut ho~ J cnppled ~Y .~--T_1_1A_T_E_·v_E_N_T_c_o_N_T_R_A_o_1_~ ___ th_e_o_rd_1_n_ar_y __ m_y_st_e_r,_·._··_h_c_w_ri_te_s_._·_·T __ ha_t_1s_w_h_y_th_e_~_o_d_c_r_n_1 finds life c<1n be full und exc1tang, will be shown at I p m. today at Christ Lutheran Church, 760 Victoria St., Costa Mesa. Temple baron. 617 W llam1llon St , l'o~t.1 Mesa, has s<.'heduled concludmg fe~t1val i.erv1ce:, at 9:30 a .m. Wednesday :rnd Thur:.day. • Elder Royden G Dernck Will be r~uturcd s peaker at the Santa Ana Stakl• Conference of lh{• Church or J esus Chris t of tatte r-day Saint!> general i;ess1ons at H and 11 a m Sundav Thl' sessions are schedult'd ut 2500 N Hnstol St : Costa Mesa • The Orange Oiocl'~an Council of Catholic women will meet a t 9 30 a m. Tut'sday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. 900 W La Habra Blvd .. La Habra. J ames .Mead will speak on child abuse and J an and Brad Rigdon on family 1ifc at the meeting with the theme of " For Kids Sake." EASTER SERVICES Morning Worship .8:30.and 11.a.m . ··Jesus Jn YotLand. at Peace·· P.astor George 0 . Wood Christian Education 9:45.a.m Easter Believers Meeting 6:00 p.m. NEWPORT-MESA CHRISTIAN CENTER 148 E . 22nd St., Costa Mesa. EASTER SUNRISE CELEBRATION Sunday. April 15 at sunrise 6 a.m. Center Court John Wayne Tennis Club SUCCESS THAT LASTS ... FOREVER bv DR. JOSEPH ALDRICH Int L•rdcnomina t ronJI [ v~r ~·onl' wekom<· Speaker. Halph Drollinger The MJnncr S1n~er~ and Bob Moline t.ntlct· .ind tdlow,hrr tollowrn~ .ii"' llr<·Jf-IJ,t "111 bi· .,..n l d During Easter week '79. the Christian Church, numbering millions of people, celebrate& historic and life-changing events that took place in the days of Jesus. And the whole world is being made aware of Him as the Hope of the world. As we face Him in worship and communion. we find both questions and answers. Is it possible to be a genuine Christian? Jesus said we must be like our heavenly Father. What do we do about that? Are these savings of Christ imprac· ucal ? We'd rather have it all wrapped up, neatly packaged, w11h rules. instructions, by·laws, details I nstead. w e're given strong principles. told to be empowered by the Holy Spirit. and then to w ork it out in partnership with Him. He is serious about It. So are we. l et's share the Source of our hope and Joy to· gether this Easter EASTER SUNDAY • APRIL 15 4 WORSHIP SERVICES AT 3 ~OCATIONS: 7TH ANNUAL SUNRISE CELEBRATION • 6:30 AM "LIVING WITH A HEAVENLY HOPE" Lion Country Safari • Come Early to Get a Seat ORIVE·IN WORSHIP • 8:ll AM Featuring Stevena Family Band 23331 M oulton Parkway, Laguna H iiis 2 GREAT SERVICES e 9:30ANO11 AM "LIVING WITH VISION ANO VICTORY" Chancel Choir, Soloist El Toro High School. 25255 Toledo Way Parking & Seating for All OR. HAROLD lf ESTMA PREACHING. All 4 SERVICES LAKE HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH Buidilg with God through Basics, Balance and Renewal He... Or Leesrma vmlrly v., Uploh Radio ·~ TV TEL fn4) 837·PRAY r_. O_R_AN_G_E....---CO_A....__S_T_CH-.,-----UR_·c_H_D_IR------,-E_C_T_O_R_Y ______ Phpnoutli C l'llq tl'qtlt il'lllll C l1urd1 l \. \. .3262.BROADST., NEWPORT BEACH 642-2740 SUNDAY SHVICES-9:00 & 10:30 A.M. "Hf UYIS" 'utor Jolilll LWv• llldlty B»MW Wll Rud Tk Scripfwt "THE EASTH STOllY" -I 0:)0 A.M. . ST. JOHM THE DIVINE '----EPISCOPAL CHURCH---- llJ I. a.r. Colt• '*-Mf.lll7 THI REV. CO ... RAO A. HOltOQUIST, VICAll t:NAM-~AlMOUC~MAM -MO\flllCMAl!tT ""M l!M--CKAll-TICM.US c:t&DCAllAT~>t& llM- T ST.JAMESEPISCOPALCHURCH WELCOMES YOU 3209 Via lido, N.wport Beach s....y 8:tt A.M. PNJer ..... Hefr C Ian t:.OOAM.ca.rcll Sci..c..tA4111tNKetlett •t:tt A.M. Flnt s...,.,...,... .... ....,c = ......... ...., ....... a:0t a tt:t1 A.M. ~ c... 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WELCOME CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH M1~soun Syno<I 760VktoriaSt~ CostaMHa Lo"'•r V, T-w. '•'tor -631·1611 WORSHtl• SHYICES - 8: IS & 11 :00 A.M. SuftdaySchool& AcWtliW.Clau-9:30 A"'4. Chri'ti-0.-lltary School-541·61'6 PRINCE OF rEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 2917 MHa V•rde Dr. Colte Meta llOANIY 1.. FAANlHN, l'AtlOll -a&.e•1"9TIO,A.C. A .... MIM. 5-dey Sdleel -9:40 A..M. AHGlAam Monti!!iJ WonMp I & I I :00 A.M. ,ritlC~ of , ... ~-School Mn. .................. Mic.,. °"'-•-.-JI --~t LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THI MASTER, LCA 2900reciflcYiewDr~c-.. .,... 759-IOJI SUM»AY CMUICH SCHOOL-t:OO A.M. WOISNP SH'ICI -10-.JO A.M. HUISHY CAii PRO.- Rn. I.,. 0. Comdi.,..... WfSTMINSTfR LUTHERAN CHURCH IJl41 Mitt. A••· ............... ......, .. _ .... i :JO & I O:JO AM -W ...... S-.lctt 1:JO AM-~ Sclleof-' ..... llWe 'ASTOi JOIL A. SwtHUM rHOHI HJ-1219 A Cordial W•omefrom THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CO'>laMe5d FIRST UNITEO METHODIST CHURCH 19th St & Hartior Bl11cl C~h School for AllAqu-9:30 Worthip -I I :00 A.M. C'h;irlP~ O ('I.irk f\/1 1ri1.,t»r Costa Me~a Norlh MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH V1 ,..Vpt l• 6 B41o,1•1 ~· ,, .... "'· l4 Wont.Ip & Chllrch School 9:30A.M. CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA Newoorl Beach 1400W BalboaBlvJb-3531 Worship ~ice: I 0:15 a.111. "t JI', ... Ir •''I. I ~ .fl'lo ~ Chllf'Ch Schoot-9:00 a.111. Hunlrngto n Beach North COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6b62He11Ave 8 42·446 1 woe_ .... c~~ --~·-~ NEWl'ORT CfHTER UNITED METHODIST 1601 Marguerite Ave Corona det Mar ..... 745 . hshrW.k•• 9:30.& 11 :00 A.M. 7:00 ..... ',... R•"· "•Mc ...... FOUHTAI ... YAUEY FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 11225 l11shord St. In. fer4 Miier, ......_ 9'2·2S9l A .......... a.rdl-W ..... & a... Sclleel +:i~A.M LAGUNA UNITED METHODIST i..vtt•• vou to lund•Y S...v!Qo end felowahlp. ........ Thom•• w ......... S.m>Oft; "IOUM9 STOMll eAn9 lllOOJ, •• • 21 32 w.is.y o. '°""' ueuna •H-3081 s.Mca• 10:00 TEMPLE BAT YAHM Robbi MARKS. MILLER Editcat.-(:..tor s.. ... Sllewttecll -~ fl'rtti..,._Joel Motllowin s.bbGffl Sffwlcet-fo'ldoy. 9:00 fl' . ..,. R-"9-Sclleet-s-dey. 9:15 a.A to I 1·45 ._ ~-Sch~ Thundery. 4: 15 • 6.1 5 pm. I 011 C-4back. ~~wpori IHch IOff JOl'llborHI Jr. & St-. HICJh G roup\-l,1tolt f':duuti°" YllfhN Wtk--644-1999 l>l.....,. of UAl ' SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT HARBOR REFORM TEMPLE SllMlett!SftowlcH Friday••""'9 I : IS ,.M, ----Fa...ily Stt•iu FintFrideyo ..__...._ 7:l0,.M. Rabbi Ber ro P K•no 21 QO.A Mar Vista Music: Ane Sh1kler Newoort Beach. Cahf. Educator Doris Michael Few ltlfoflftUtl011, c,. '44-7JOJ All Vt""-WOI- f'M'Ol'"'f..,.. ., COSTA MUA woe.mn CUii 610 W. ""'ST.. COSTA MISA PASTOll DAYtD I. WILSOt4 lt:tl A.M.-... STUDY tl:tl-Mec~W~ . J:Ot,_ Iva I ........... ~··DAILY PILOT _ _. .. ___ r __ .. =---. -... . . . ...... ,.d:>I"---__ >*.,.. ___ _ .. - Ge111lni: Accent H111nor .. Sagittarius: Ooze Con/ itknce 011 S~y BY SYDNEY OMARR SUNDAY, APRIL 15 ARI~ <March 21 April 19 1 You break new ~round. Trnvcl, communication . ori ~1nal presentatjons are reatured. LA.>0, Aquarius person s f igure prominently. You imprint style. Popul arit y increas e s language, distance, educational barriers are hurdled. TAURUS <April 20·May 20>: Creative drive is magnified. Intuition is on target. You can locate w~t had been lost or stolen. Mbney picture comes into c lea r focus . Cancer, Capricorn and Aquarius persons play key roles. GEMINI <May 2l·June 20>: Your best qualities surge to forefront. Know it, don't force issues. Yo u win now with charm. not force. Accent humor. versatility. One who had been estranged could now be contrite. CANCER cJune 21-July 22): Emp h a s i s on se rvic e. communication from relative, visits, s hort journeys. special photographs. Aquar ius. Leo. Scorpio pers on s figur e p r o m i ne ntl y . Ch e ck data. hiJ.?hliJ~hl facts . be frank and fi rm without being arrogant. LEO cJ uly 23-Au g . 22 1. Ch a nge. variety. creative \lo riling , travel . 1nten:..1f1 e: Emphasis on home, bas ic issues. security, reunion with family m ember. Taurus, Libra. Scorpio Absentee Vote Deadline Near For Clemente Tuesday is the deadline for registered voters to submit ap phcations for absentee ballots for 1 he April 24 San Clemente Cit) c;ouncilelection. T he special e lection was called after the Jan. 23 recall of cou ncil m e mbers Howard Mushett. WiJliam Walker a nd Donna Wilkinson. Thirty·six council candidates' names and an advisory measure to the City Council on whether to buy 2,600 acres of ranch land for about $26 million under the 1909 Park and Playground Act will appear on the ballot. City officials say the best way to obtain an absentee ballot is to apply at the City Clerk's Office. 100 Ave. Presidio. between 8 a .m . and 5 p .m . Mondays through Fridays. Laguna Begi,m Spring Classes In Recreation A variety or classes and ac· livities will usher in the spring session of the Laguna Beach Recreation Department, begin· ning Monday. New classes include a first aid and personal safety course and weaving in driftwood crafts course. Ballroom dancing returns. with instruction in the fox trot, cha cha, tango, swing and even some dance hustle under the in· structioo or Tom Murray. A dog obedience class for dogs from six months to seven years old wW begin Wednesday. More information on spring recreation programs is avalla· ble at the services offices, 497·3311, ext. 238. p e r sons fq~u n· 111 !)l't-nario Mt>etmg of mind!) 1!) 1>0ss1blc m connecllon w1Lh cxpc.•111..hturci., invest.mt.•ntl> LIBRA 1Sept l 30ct 221 Ideas take form )OU are abh.• to :.e l ect quality, lo <-leva lt- pos1tion, Gemini. SJg1ttariui. figure prominently A brother. sister or other clo::.c relative ha:. guilty COOSClence SCORPIO cOct. 23-Nov. 211. Acce nt on mo ney, variety. putting together bits of information -coming up with complete story, viable program. You are due lo get your way, to gain more authority -and to have much more responsibiUty. SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21 l : Take lead, lead with your chin, strut, wear chip on your s houlder, ooze confide nce. You're a winner <.i ll the way! Key number is 9. Aries, Libra figure prominently. More April 28 persons "a nnounce" their s upport. CAPRICORN c Dec. 22 ·J an. 19 1 Sec r e ts. c la ndestine arrangements no longer cause alarm. You have new surge of conhdencc You feel more independent, can be more direct and original. Leo. Aquarius fig ure prominently. AQUARIUS <-Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: Accent on affection. power. romance. busin ess acumen. Follow through on hunch. Teach, learn. entertain those who aided you in past. Another Aquarian is part of scenario. PISCES <Feb. 19·Ma rch 20 l: You 're "going places." Prestige rises -more people back you, recognize and encourage you. Supe rior makes room al top. Gemini says you have what 1t 'ta kes. Views arc vindicated. Member of opposite sex pays meaningful compliment. Open House Notes Park Anniversary Orangl' County n •s1clents an• 1nv1ll•d to JOin in day-long open huust• festivities at CasJ)('rs Regional Park on April 28 lo commcmorak the fifth anniversary or lhl' wilderness park Al least e1~ht lot•al groups will put up displays h1ghltghtmg t he park's natural environment and wildlife. county officials said. GUIDED NATURE WALK . conducted by park rangers and volunteers also will be scheduled throughout the day The park entranc(• is located seven mil<-s inla nd from San Juan Cap1 ~trano off Orlt'g:J ll i~hway County offi cials s~11d fesl1vi1 ws will run from 9 a m to 5 p. m .. and the normal Sl parking fee 1s being waived for the duy. VISITORS ARE t'ncouragcd to bring a picnic lunch and thl'tr drinking water. as the park's water supply is limited. . Food and drink <1lso may be purchased fro m Girl Scout T r oop 1273 and Capistrano Indian Council. Pets are not allowed insid<-the park boundary, a nd county offi cials suggested that those participating in nature walks wear boots or tennis shoes and a bal. AMONG GROUPS offering displays that day a re the San Juan Capistr ano Historical Society. Capist ra no Indian A ............ CeHIHlq Balled Roman Catholic priests im· press people with their vows of celibacy and eliminate the worry of having wives and children. says the Rev. Thomas M. I lesburgh, pres· ident of the University of Council of Orange County. Sea and Sage International Audubon Society, Department of Fish and Game. South Coast and Starr Ha n ch Audubon Socie tie s. Rowers ~luscum and Ornnge County government. Ex-Laguna Chief to Run County Effort Former Laguna Beach police l'hief Joseph J. Kelly has been hi red by Orange County S upervisors to administe r a crime reduction program. Kelly. also former police chief of Tustin, was given ~ 50-day contract for $4,890. HE WILL HEAD the Criminal Jus tice council's burglary pre vention program. replacing Orin Church who r esigned. Council spokesman William DeLuca said. If the s upervisors later a pprove plans o f a ne wly propose d a nd mor e c o m pre hensiv c progra m . DcLuca said, Kelly's contract w i II be extended throug h September 1980. His salary for that period would be S28.886. Plans for the new $691.879 crime program a rc scheduled to go before the board this month. according to De Lu ca. The anti-crime effort is lo be funded primarily with federa l doll ars. with the county's share set al 5 percent. IF APPROVED, THE expanded program will focus on suppression, r ape prevention awareness, neighborhood watch programs, a nd arson control. De Luca said. Twenty Orange County cities a nd the sheriff's department would participate. he added. E\'.\~S A~D ~OVAK COVER POLITICS In the DAILY PILOT DIAMOND EXHIBIT JEWELCOURT/APRll 12-16 SOUTH COAST PIAZA ------ , ..•...•.• T ..•..•••• , ! u~ I ~~~A~;~:;N ! : ~® ~~;~·~~c;;3 l I COLOR PRINT FILM I COLOR PRINT FILM 11 ; ~.~v.~.~~~ .. !}~~~~ ; ~~v"~.~~"~ •• ~or ~~.~~! 1 I prints, printed on qu1hty Kodak piper I prints. printed on Quality Kodak paper. I This 11 a hm1ted time offer. L1m1t one roll This 11 • hm1ted time otter. L1m1t one roll I per coupon. Th11 coupon mun KC:Om I per coupon This coupon must accom-I I .order. Void after April 21. 1979. I pany order Void after April 21. 1979. I I ~1 szzs 1 9.!~ s3Z9 I ·eiJll-.. -• ·Hili-.. -• l--ciiill'iil'ii.• •• • ·+ ............ ·-I I ~(ti ';;~A~;~~;NI i ~® ~;~u~;~;;roNI ! I COLOR PRINT FILM I SLIDES I I DEVELOP & PRINT I SUPER 8 MOVIES I I Crisp, clean SHARPSHQfl'V botderleu I I prints, printed on quehty Kodak 1H11>er Th1\ '' " hmlttd 11me ot111r L1m11 one I Thlt "11 lim1ted tune offer. Limit one roll I roll per coupon This coupon must I per coupon, This coupon mun eccom-•«Ompeny order I .,.nv orckr. Void after Apnl 21, 1979. I Vold •her APf•I 21 , 1979. I I ~ S?-9 I ·~' s10.s I \ Code Jll/17Q/JIO .L Cod• UllH/Z:l """""""'' ~--······· ········-~ Processing Coupons Good on~ Duality Prot:llSsing ~ -.... -... --·--·-.. ___ ...... _________ -----------------------------~--:-- ---.-~ '":: ~-·.:;:::-..-~~;:.:::;::;::::-----~~.;:::-:.,,,.-;,=-=·----.-~:"J-:::~~!!11':'1 ... ....... ...... "' ,,.. . . . .. ,.. . .._ ' 7 ---·~"'" .......... ~·· .. ~·· _... ~ ...... .,. .... - NATION I CALIFORNIA E'er SftoteCI Time Vet's License Revoked St•le••••• French Premier Raymond Barre . le ft. and Chan· cellor He lmut Schmidt of W . Germany arc co· winners of Lhe European Prize f o r Sta t cs - m a n s hip . which carries the m onetary value of a Nobel Prize. Kolbassl Anyoae? It's Pittsburgh Easter Ti-eat L.O ANGELE fA P l The llrena~ of Or. l.awnncu Sliver, owDl'r ol one of lh~ l1r1 t 1uum11 pracucea In Los An1ele • ha *n revok~d by tht State Board of Vet•rlnary Mf'<ilcul t;ummc.•ns Tht a(•tion, ba. t>d f>n t~ parate c ase•. '" th<' ~('ond rf'VO<'allon aaalnst Silve r m four month I N A lt74 AS£. t• dOJ! ~~ tor the Wt"ekend died after a k<-Melman alleaedly crushed the do1•,. head In a caae door. und ·11vrr wus c1led by ULTRA BAN OIL OF OLAY .. Youth For Your Skin tll l f ' 2.99 .. :·· ::·:.· OUTDOOR STEEL MESH Patio Table <.,1111(1V flJlllli.11 f1•1J I•' II/ •1h ll .11111 rln~. 1 • • •( 1., 1~ ,. 111 '" , ... , 17" HIGH 11)626 BEROL SPREE or SUPERFLASH PENS the board for havln• "delJbtrately deceived" lh.i owner 11bout the cau1e of death The aerond cast Involved a cot with • 'uanareoous lelil whiC'h wH al· • Jt&tdly not trtotl'd properly durjnjJ o parment dispute with th owntr In 1976. Sllvtr. Iii prortkmg votcrinuum for l3 )'CUI. owns the AAA Vcttrlnary Ce nter In Scpulvedu. which lreat.1 obout ~.000 anlmuls a year. MOUTHWASH & GARGLE TOOTHPASTE COUPON SAVER BOOK Nnw Villi c;.111 ll.IVl' V0\11 . ~ DISPOSABLE ~ PITTSBURGH <APl -By Sunday. Richard Rzaca will have made 100,000 pounds of kolbassi. Or is it kielbasa? Or kulbassy? Or kolbasz? There's some disagreement over the spelling of the garlicky sausage, but in Pittsburgh, the re's not much question that this is the season for It. RZACA IS PRESIDENT of the Ohio Valley Provision Co. in nearby Mc~ees Rocks, one of a number of meat companies thal are busv stuf. Cing casings so Pittsburghers can PALMOLIVE 32 oz. ALM ET treat themselves with the lute ol lhe Old Country this weekend. Kolbuai is sold year-round, but "for Easter, we make twice as much as we do lor Christmas," Rzaca said. Stories c irculate abou t ex. Pittsburghers who drive from Ctr.cin· nali or Detroit to get kolbasal for Easter. And the proper beverage to go with the prope r Pitts bur gh Polish sausages? Iron City beer. of course. HEAVY DUTY DETERGENT 32 oz. Beach or Pool Chair JLlllM bf 4 x 4 x 4" Web ,111;m111111111•11" FOLDING wEa Chaise 'iPM1111111 ~ .,~ w..i 15 95 .i aSl4 • MICROWAVE BROILER Roasting Rack ~ SNAROL MEAL or PELLETS Kills Snalls & Sluqs' 1 • "ll•tt•t I'' • $11 Pt).tll t•fl tlh '"- \• 11Jt t(J ---.. 101111onc; v111i·11 ,11111 DIAPERS ~f']>~ef> ;~-~ •DAYTIME (60's) ~~ ' \:JI' · •OVERNIGHT (48's) I ~c.1": /: _!.;ti 69C EZCookln 'WB YOUR CHOICE PRELL SHAMPOO • LIQUID, (16 oz.) •CONCENTRATED, (7 oz.) COFFEE. MATE NON-DAIRY CREAMER fr°"' CAHATlON 22 oz. o• HIV .11 fh1• m;u k1•11 flu, 1111Q·l1n11nr1 nonk 11.l'.. IO r11v111t 1 pnn ,., .. ''.A"'.,,-'"' vr111 r.1•11~1·111•111 1 79c CLAIROL • TODDLER ( 40's) ' l ,,.._...... '-t..1 • EXTRA --........ ~ ABSORBENT (48's) NEWBORNS YOUR CHOICE 3.99PAK ~:~ 3.39 GILLETTE Q.T. Lotion Clairesse by COPPERTONE d mt 15..'-A..'. 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S1turdav. Aprl l t~. tm ~,Hershey Concerned With Radiation By &ht Moda&e4 Pre. A) you would t")(l)Ct.'t, lheno't. a lot or milk lo milk chooolat So ,.,hen th•• n1atton'1 mo.'il r1ou nut'IHr ac· cldent ~lul't'd radlut1on Into ttw Ir II m l from Her•ht-y fo"ootls Corp on E t Chocol•l• Avenut l11t month-. lh('n' w::u. an obv1ow qut" lion. "Is the mill.. all raarht •" •· ktd lfersh y Chiclf Exec\nl,· W1lli•m F. llf rd n, v.ho 11U flt hl swt-t•t tooth b &atlnJC chorolate evuy d1y TKE C'OMPAN\' Al.SO WO Df:ARD whether Amfrlrao~ c rt'll b\ tlw tit•ctdcnl ut the 1'hrt-t• Mlle litl1md nutll•ar po~cr pl nt m11tb\ top buytn Utr ht-)' bar:-lloth Hcr~hc and l'\tM lh l Pll lot ofran<h 1.i th 11 hu~Htot hu~)J)(.'nt•d Hui tht' mtlk. ll6.000 (talion~ of tl II tJuy. \\U~ u tk kl1shprobl\•m Tbe com1J.1ll)' MtY' 11 "4M'rCf'nl of thut milt.. comt•> rrom farm!l withm 20 milt·' of the pcNt·r pl nt 'f'ht' rrmu1mfor COMl"l't from up to' 70 mtll'' (rOm lht• nuc•lt•..r M<tllOll llt'fsht' lrudltionull) ha:. l.t•pl st'l'rl'l how ruurh iu 1 I k ~ o t• s 1 n t o 1 I s 1·hotolale Soml· or the ll6,000 14allon.' .1 d u) 1::. turned 111to po wch'n·d inllk and sold Stutf' omr1.1b 'ti) rJdl.tllOI\ lt'Hlto. tn :.umplt'~ or milk tal.t>n an tlll' arl'J of the nuclt•Jr IUanl <1rt-..i huve ranged from 1111 to tar below danger lcH•b ~lershcy says 1ti:. mill. is · absolutely ::.afe, .. but 1t nonetheless 1::. laking "ultra conservative" precau. tions. DEARDEN SAID IN AN INTERVIEW the firm does not plan an advertis ing campaign assur· Ing the public its products are wholesome. But the com pany sent a letter l~ employees a nd s hareholders saying its rac1hties and products are "safe and fr~ of radioactive contamination." "We arc carefully monitoring all products leav1Qg our plant." ::.aid the.> letter "You can have com plete confidt•n<'c that all produds we manufoc· lure are ab~olutely safe and that we will take every precaution to insure tht· continuing safety of all products " The White llou~t'. wh1lt.> not naming Hershey, ltlso issued a statement saying "the food from the l'hree Mile Jsland arcci is sare to produce. buy. transport, prepare a nd cat as the food available at any other place in the U S ·· HERSHEY'S 4,500 EMPLOYEl!:S WER E calm during the incident. "Over 90 pern•nt of our \\Orkforcc" \\as on du· ty hy the Monday after th1.• a ccident. said Dearden "Th('n • was no more absl·ntec•1sm than there would bl' on :J s nnw d<iy " Dcard1•n !'>aid "at th1· lw~1nn1ng th1.·rl' Wt'r(• pN1ple who "1·n· <'om·t•rrwtl .. l h <1t I kr-.hc~ ·s sale!>. m1~ht shflt• bt•t·au"· of <·11 .... 1om1.·r wc1rr11.''> O\'er tht.• safN~ of tht.• l'ornpan~ ~ c·and1es and other pro d uc•ts But lht•r<• havt• hN•n no !'>o.llcs 1.·:rnrellat1ons s int•t• lh1.• ac·<.·1<lc>nt, h1· said A ~pot·rht•1.·k b~· The Assoc1ntt•d l'res..., found no IOSta nn• Whl'rt' l'llStomer.... hafi sleert•d dt•ar or Hershey chocolate out of foar of radiation "I J UST FINISHED EATING a chocolate bar a nd I'm not glowing." quipped one Wall Street a na lys t who follows Hershey's fortunl'!'. Thl' <·osts lo Hershey of milk tests and changt·s 1n 1mlduc·t1on :.therlules on· nut s1gmf1cant." ::.u1d lh>ath Not;.-_." BANGERT 1n Oootn. Utah. Pd';.ft'O awdY on AO'•' ~ 'Q/9 di t~ dQl> ot U Belov~d wit,. Of &PWI ..... TANK TRUCKS LINE UP AT HERSHEY PLANT Used In Chocolate. It Brought Radiation Queries Dearden. who declined to say exactly how much the testing and otht•r items havt• cost Health offi ciuli:. · main r1.,ar has been that milk from the Harrisburg area might cont<iin rndioac· live iod ine ·l31. a compound that can travel through the air to pttslures where cows graze. The compound then can travel through cows milk into the human thyroid gland. l\n overdost• of the radioactive material could cause cancer. Fortunately. said Dearden, "the cows here weren't on pasture because there's no grass around here yet. They were eating feed grown last year and put in silos ... HERSHEY'S FIRST MOVE CAME right after the accident. It slopped laking an milk ror im· mediate use in the candy factories. ln'itead, it kept production lines m oving by using inventories of partially processed choC'ol<1tL'. containing milk re· cci ved before thl• :.i<.·c1dcnt The milk that normall' \\OUld )(O into tht• kitchens \\enl tnstc.>ad to lll'arh~ plants. "h(•r<• 1l was made into po""dt•r and M't a :o;1de to allow an~ radioactivity to ddcnorat<· The waiting period isn't long lodinc-131 is short-lived. and after eight days. half a given a mount wlll have decayl•d r~1µht da)s later . half the n ·maindt>r will be gont" and so on llershcy has rcs umt•d u::.1 ng milk C'omrng from more than 40 miles from the power plant. Milk from less than 40 miles from Three Mile Island 1s bcinf! converted into powder .. rather lhan lake a chance." Dl•arden said. addtnA 1t will be .. h('ld and t'ht!cked long bl'ron· 11 1s used " p BLIC NOTICE FICTI nous BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT P UBLIC ~OTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT C.LAUCllA HANC.t:IH, rh1<len1 01 Co.id M~w. Ca P•W~O dWih on April Ronatd Sunnke 01 tr vine, (cJ lo'tl1nv Th ... tollow•"9 oerson '' doing bU'i• T ht' to1low1nq t>('r\On\ are dOinQ 2 '~'" s~'"''"' .. , ... ptlnd1no d\ Hctrbot Lawn Mourt• OhYtt Mor ludr v 01 Cost• M~ ~\\>I WILDE PHILIP F WILDE ro1<1•nl ol NewPOrl Bee<n, Ca P&\'«I •way on April 13. 1919 $urv1ved by 1 Odughter.,. Ollv11t Kno1t ot Nuwpgrt 8eacll. Ca -Mary Wilek> ol O<lan 00, Flo.--...io gran<1t111l<lrtn Steve Valene •nd Pam t<nox Pffv•te -rt'IOn•l ~rv1<.u will lie held •I SI Andrews Presoyltro•n Cllurcn on !>aturoay APr•I 14. 1979 at• 00 PM.with Or John A. ~ullman, Jr 0111tla1tn9. WOALIEY MARY AOSALEIE WORlEY. re.1 Oenl OI F-••·n Vellty, C• P•s>eO awo on Aprll 12, 1919 1n Huntington Beacll. C. ~ wu o memoer of '"" Auocl•lion 01 Aetir.o Peopi. sne " survived Dy ner <1au9h1e r Barbdra Oo~la DI Cosla 1'M••l, Ctl • \On E dr I Worio Of Teiras, sister El,•e Brown 01 P•<•••< P•••s•dttS Ca • 9r..1ndc.n1ldrt"n dnd I 9r~«J I 9r •nO<l•UQhler. !ierv1tu will b<! n~l<I on S.lunlay •l 1 00 PM al '"" HarbOr Lawn Memorial Cnct~I wtlh R~v Jonn L1 <lv<1ll 01 1ne Plvmouln Conqrt~QdllOnctl Cnun.n oft1t1.it1ng Services. under the d1rN.11on ot Har bot Litwn Mount Ohvt MOfludry ol C.O>l• MIM ~"~ STEINKE AlPHA L.ILLIAN ~rEINKE ru1 dent 01 1r.iM, c.. Born AUQUil ll 1'J4 mother of Oeanncl NOf'ron of L.•tllPlon nt:~~ d\ Ou\1M\\ ct\ (..Olor•clO Cneryl S1111nlle Of Ourdn90, E j F "(,AN. P E t. AS OFF NEWPOR 1 AVE C.AF E 10J Color•do, l("ren HDOD> a no Jay,... !>QC.IA T ~5 8188 0-104 Cordi S0<1n9\ Sanld l""llel, Cosla ~..., Cahforn1a ~If 1nke ot Irvine C• • \1\ter o• EV\:'r-ttt Court. Huntu·901on Be«". C..htoro1d fiiJt.11 Sl•ll\ 01 $>Qnal H•ll. 0 . Alie" Sl<lll• 91 .... & P•blO V Corio. 1'08 Collr<J<> Ave .. 01 CasperW.,,om 119, Oen,.1\ Slatl\ ol • E J F•Qdn, 818~ o 204 Cor.11 No 6 CO\la Mew. C<ll1lorn1d ~7676 C.uper, Wyom1nQ dna. 0111orn1ot 97614 \.11tr1r11ces will be netd Ofi !ktfuro.ty Apru Tht\ 1>Ui1ne\\ •~ <ON:Juct•<J by on •n rn1\ bu,1ne\S. '\ tonaut led by a u , 191~ 1n TllermDCM>11s, Wyom ing In <11v1<1ua1 fJCl\trdl partnersn1p 1ermen1 w.11 be •n ,,,. Tner.,._i.. E J F"9"" PeOlo I/ Corzo Ctmetery ThermOC>Qhs, Wyon·-.no. T"'' \tatemen1 was t1l'f'O w 1rn tl'W' TtH\ \talement Wd\ t11ed w •th t~ Sm1ln & Tutn1ll MOrlUdry, 411 E 11111 Counlw Clork OI Or11n1141 County on County Cler> 01 Or.,ncie County on St , Co••• i.ww <11rttel0f'S M6-•888. Maren 18, t979 Maren 11, 1919 SWANSON F11Uts FIU ... M A A JO A 1 E GE A r R U DE PubhS,_ Orange C.o .. u l 0•1ly Polo!, Pubhsr..d O.an90 COd\l Dally P1101. SWANSON, re\la.t>I Ol CO\t.o Mew, M•r. 31 On<I AP< I, 14, 21, 19/~ 11:»19 Md' JI •n<J4M 1, 14, ll, 1919 1199.7q C.• P•ssed aw•y on April 10. 1919 SN! W d\ a ,..,...,_, ol IN Aoy•I NelQhborS ot Amer•t.• 1n Grand Fork\. North D••ota. Slit " wrv1ved by ner -------- P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE nusDano Ellwood A • ~ William G --------- l•ne llnd Rlc"41rd E. Swa,.loOn, bolh OI NOTICE TO CREDITORS l'~~T~~~!:~~·:::s C.r•n<I Fonts. North 0.kota. blOlhClr SUPElllOllCOURTOF THE TIM IOllOWt~ --IS OOonQ bu'• Geor9e B.-.clanl OI East Grano Forks. STATE OF CAL.ll'OllNIA FOR neu n ··-. Monn<hOla attd I ciran<I0\110 CalllOhC Tl4E COUNTY 01' ORANGE BoblP Aea<ling wrV•lf'S will Ill' nt"ld O<\ No. A·"1ll GARDNER ENTERPRISES, )SCI ::~:r~:.'~!!.~':~~·~:.:~~:~s~ Es•••• OI OEFOAEST H HOUGH ~:~::~~'::~~ue, G·IOI, COSta Mesa. Jonn Ille 8.JP1isl c a1no11c ctturch ol Decuseo 8en1•mln Gordner Holl, SSO 11c,4h nQ Interment u rvl<e> 1m NOllCE 15 HEREBY GIVEN 10 111" Peuler1no Avt>nue, G·IOI. Co51a Moa. m~<11al~ly IOllow1n9 di Pac1ll< V•~• cred•IM\ ol IM ab0¥1! MrM Memoroal Park )e"'oce> 11n<1er '"" lllat •II persons nav1119 claim> a9.t1n\I Tn1s bu>1ntn '' londucteo by •n in oir•< \•on of .... roor U wn Mount Ohvt tne W•d ot<f!'dtl'tl .tre r~uirf'd to '11" 01vuJu6t M orlUdfi OICowtMeW S'°'"!>S)4 U~m w tlh ..... ne<•'5>Wrf llO\lef"M'>f\. m BttnJ•m•nG Hall 1"9 otho Of lhCI "°'II 01 lhe abov~ en A Sl•lemeni .,,., '''"° W•th 1,,., Coun RELF l1t1eo court. O< lo pre!oenl lnem. w11n IY Clerk o1 OrdnQC Cou,.ly on March GRACE F RELF, re>•d•n• ol Ille nete\SMY voucnc" IO 11\(' un 11. 1919 --------------Corond °"'Mar. Ca P&\..., Capl\lrano CA Publo\lled Or.tf'lq<' COiii.i 0<11ly Pllol. PACIFtC VIEW • '°"' w111oam and GeorQ<! Rell aneri•1n1n9 ar D< • 4· • MIMotlJAL PAIK Qrandchlldrert Sefvlc"' on Saturd.ty 10 lhe "'"'~ o1 w1d oetedOlnl .... ,n.n Cemetery Mortuary APril t4, 1919 al 2 oo PM al ,,... 01111 lour monl"' •ll"r lne tirsl puohcallon Chapel Brr9eron Fuoor•I Home Co••• Mew ol '"" noh<t 3500 Pac i he View Drive C.h•pel. Oraves1<1ct \erv1ce. on Monday Oate<1 Apro1 11. 191'1, Aoril 11>. 1919 ~t 11 00 al Sanla Barb.lrd MA R IHA GI: R t R U 0 E N ewport Beach cem11t,.y, s..n1a B•rt>ar•. ca ea111 HOUC.H 644·2700 Ber9eron Funeral Home Co\11) M4'W E•KUl,.•Of IM' w .11 McCotlMICK MOITUAIUH Laguna B each 494-941 5 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan cap1s1rano 495-1776 IALTl-IBGOOH .utaALHOMI &46-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 llU•OADWAY MotlTUAIY 1 tO Broadway Costa Mesa 642•9150 INITH nmtlLL LAMI MOITUAIY WISTC&Mlf CHAPIL CrerretOf'y • Flower Sl'IOP 427 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 64&-4888 -.-- PmC1 llOntas INml'S MOltuAIT 827 Main St. Huntington e.ch 63&-e539 airec 11ons M(>.1'1• 04 t,.. abOve "•<Md <IKe<lenl E.UGliNE a. WATSON J117' Ceml,,. C.IM•lrano. Ste HO "'F==~~==~~===lllsa11 Jua11 C•plstr-. CA •HIS AUH.,.Y IOf' E1e<t1tria FUNERAL I: DIRECTORS I larbor Lawn MoU11tOli\e Mortuary Cemetery C1cmato1-y • Interment In Any Cemetery •Shipment •Burl•I lnaunince • CrefMtlon 1255.comptete I Coll /oi /rtt ' Publl\lled O<-C1><1•l D•1ly Pilot Apr 14, 11, 11, May S 197'1 IU 7-/'I Death Notices PIPER MARGIE LORRAINE PIPER, re\I· dent 01 Huntongton 84!.c:n. C• Passed •••• on Apr11 to, 1m In O<ange. C•. Sl'le I$ WfViYeO 1>V her l'IUSbiMIO Geo<~ IC. Piper, son\ Wiiiiam J. Ttwall ol Anallelm, C.., Atv. Jae-A. Tew1111, Jr, Of TtaU •na Jilmei l ScOll ol Hunl· lngton 8ff<ll. C.. daUQhler> M<trl••M M. M cC••n ol Or•no•. C• a no Snar1am Woods 01 r e ••s s 9ranlkhlldrtn, 1 •l\ltr 8nd I MOl!ler Servlco wlll b<! held lotlai' Saturday •I 3:00 PM •I tr. HatbOr 1.twn Mtmo<lal CIMPtl wlln Rev. Sltve C Purdue ol the Calvary Chapel or Hunllnoton Be.C:ll Olllelatlnt ServlCH under the dlrt<hon Of Harbor L•wn•Mounl Olive MoftlMr'I' OI Co$18 Mua. ~»S4. MtTGHeL&. R08ERT FRANCIS MITCHELL, rt• •ldtnt ot Sent• Ane, c.. Pan ed •••Y on Aorll 11. 1'1t. He w11 • ve1eun ot '"' U.S. Navy Wlltkl Wtr It, $unlve4 Illy 111• wltt Rutll, .....,..en Sendra L 5-lttlft of IMle AM, CA. -Mllrle I... Mtt< ... 11 ol S.l'lla Ana. Ca., '°"' 0o.i9IH c. Wiison of Wetlll!191on, Mew•rt "· w11t0notAM1tt1m, ca. -OoMld L. WlltOn Of $atilt AM, Ct., llrolllen Wtllltm a Jamtt Mllcltttl, .. , .. ot ~yt..-, titler Marl4 I.. Kr ltfltr of lllrtflll•, aM •Ito 10 .Crematton Port/olW ....... 'f ....... 111'*911. ien'kn Wiii lie lltle ~ flUIVM tt11ty ...__., •11 1•· """' '°1• l 1121 Giiier Ave. I C:O...MeN S.5554 AM ...... Harw ~ Mtll'!Orlal NONI ~ Wltt'I "4w. W.lttr Nlar"!Mft Of· 7801 Bolll Ave llclelfne Interment 'ervlcu Im· W9'tmintter MM1eWy ... ......., .. H•''* i..-,. ..,_... ~ SthlCH ~ lllt 89G-362;;;, G lllf'et ..... • .... l..ewft.Mowlt 011" ,,._ _________ , ... _•Mll•--"•-•1....,_.,•c.t•~~n~ _..,.,.,. ____ • I - P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tne 1011ow1119 "'''°"' 1s OO•no bus• ne~\ •\ ANAHEIM JANITORIAL SUP PLIES. 8S61 c.,. ...... S l•nlon. C.alllornld 'IOfl80 An9u1 Marl<! Palrl<k, ?JOI Green•n . No I A,.~11e1m, <Al1lornl• '17801 Tiils ~•nn• '' con<IU<led by •n 1n <ll•lclllll Anoe• M Patr•O Tllo\ i.llllem4!f1t wai. toled with IM county Cltrk ot OranQt Counly,_qn March 28, 1979 fll1UM Pubhslled Or~ CoaSI OilllT Pllol, M•r lt -/44K. 1, 14, 21, 191' 1:179-,. PUBLIC NOTICE -,_.. --,.. -·-·· ..... _ .... .-. ~~----------~~--~---~-----~--~-~~~~~---~--~~~~N~-~ ,.. ... ......... - • NATION I OBITUMll8 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE NOTIC& TO CalEDITOas SUfll•loa cou•T Ofl THI STAT• Ofl CALlflOaNIA l'Oa THIE COUNTY Of' O aANOI PUBLIC NOTICE P\JBLIC NOl'ICB PUBLIC NOTICE PIJ9UC NOTICE Ne A "41' l'ICTITIOUS 8USINESS [\l•le ot CA~WFORD REIO, NAMESTATI MENT FICTITIOUS8USINESS 0.<0S.d ' Tne lollow1no person\ •re dOiftQ NAMI STATEMENT n NOTICE IS H£AE8Y GIVEN lo m.l b<>su••U ., Tne follow1nQ perloOns .... dOI ' Ued1lors Oll .... bov•r>arM<l<lt<tolnl PACIFIC COAST IMPORTS. ,,. buSl~~t~IATES IN FINANCIAL tlltl •II pertOM l\aVlllO cl•im' "9<1•Ml S1a11t Strut, Hunllntlon B•acn. PLANNING. ~C Newport Ct1ll•r ,,.. Wld OKAOtnl •rt requtred to II C.lllornt• Or iv• Ne-1 S..Cll CA t1'6C) 1r.m, with t,.. ._ .. wry •OU<lltr,. '" Sll•s 5-fomot't. ~11 Arllnolon J • c . Mort•n •~d Co inc • • ll>t olfiC• ol ""' Clefll ot u .. above en St'"\, Torr~·· c.111orn1• C•lllorn1• corpor•tion. 40• Vl•t• t1lltt0 court. o.-10 presanl llltm, wltn Rene 0 Neill, MIO Surr'( Ori,,., Gro0nde, Newport Bea<ll, CA '7MO th• neceuery voucher$, to ll'lt 11n· Bl•bV Hilll, CAhl0<n1• 90elS Tiiis o...-u is ~ed Dy • co.-· Otr\1tMd •l .U. EHi Hlll<re\I Blvd. flus N Sll\U s I\ <onducled by • PO<•hon Su•te ••S. 11191•-· CA."'"''""'"" cienerel P¥tntrV.lp J.C.MortenanoCo I~. place 01 tllnl,,..., ot '"" uncMnl9MO 1n Sol~ Spoonmo(t J c Mor9i1n 811 m•ll~n petta1n1no lo '"" Ht•le OI R-O'Nt1ll PrHldenl •••l publo<•llOn Of tn•> County Cieri!; ol Or•nge County L County Clerlt of Or•n99 County on notou M1rcn 28, 1919 Nlircnn. ,9,,, O•le<I AP<ll 11 1'1'4 Fl 11~ ,, 11146 BARBARA 8 COVEY Pubh\ned °'-CcMlit D•••'f Pilot. Pubh"""' Or ... C.0.\1 Daily Pt101. E,.PCuln• 01 lnt' Woll M•r JI and Apr I, 14,11.191'1 1244-1'1 M•rcn 14, )1, Aor1I 1, 14, 1919 01 ,,.. •bon n•meo 110, 19 -· OUITSMAN & HUGHES INC ly Ao .. r G. O..ll\m<1n "'Eut Hiiicrest 81•0. Slllle '1S lf19.1ew-, CA tol01 P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS •USINESS NAME STATEMENT T nt-to11ow •nQ per~n\ ~He d o1nQ Tel 61t-1411 Allorl>•Y tor Euc11ln• °""":~':~ ... Ry p •• N I I NG t. PuOllSned 0r•"90 C<>a•I O••IY P1lol • "or u 11 H M;;y s l'll'I tUJ.l'I Aocll.voew, 1rv1ne, Uhlor"•• '1211S ---·-· -· __ :.._ J•mU F-lanary, 21> Ronview. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICI TOCllEOITORS SUfllRIOR COURT O" THE STATE Ol'CALIFORNIA 1'0 11 THE COUNTY 0, OllANGE No. A·tffll Eslalt Of VIRGIN! ... J. BAROON. •II• VIRGINIA THERESA 8AROON. Decea\td Irvine. C.lllomia927tS Aocier Flanary 1• Roell.view, •rvlne, Ca11fom1a 9111) E01tn Fl1nary. 1• Roclcv1ew. trvlM , C.i1torn1•'1711S Tn1s r><>ttness 1s tonouc1e<1 Dv • 99nere1 twrtnctn h1p J11mes FlanMY T 111\ >llleme<>l w•> liled '''"'" tnt county Cieri! ot 0••"9" County on M.ucll 2', 197' 1'111746 PuOlo1>11e<1 Or-to.\l Oa1IY P110l. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME STATEMENT T"" '°''°"''no oenon '' 00!"0 bu•• M :.\•\ HALE ELECTRIC. 3199 G1t>r•ll•r "••nue, COSIAI Me.,., c..111orn1a 'IU?• Glenn "fl"'" H•le. 31'1'1 G1br•llar Ave • C.osta Me\&. c.111om1a 'l?•t• 1 n1s buSlllHS " u 1nducte<1 by an In· d l•1oua1. Glenn A Hal• Tl'llS SUI-I w•s liled w1ll'I Ille Coun1y~1eni ot Or•nte Cou"IY on M•rcn 29, 191'. ,11tstf Pubhstll!<I 0r.....,. C.O.sl Oa•ly Pt101. Mar. ll-""' 1.14,11, 191'1 l?Jl.19 PUBUC NOTICE M•r 3t an<IAO' l.1•, ll.191'1 11'J.1'1 ----------- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ""' cre<lllM\ OI Ille •bove named <l«edeftl ll'lat all i>t'noM nav1ng cl••ms •0•1ns1 Ille saocl de<~l •rot r.ciuore<I 10 file t"-'m. w11n 1ne necessary voucllt!rs, 1n Ille oll1te ol 1"41 clerll ol tM &bO~e en- l•lleo couri. o.-lo pres."' lllem, w1lh the necu s.iry •oucMr\. 10 Int un· • :Jers•QMt busineu Of 1ne unoersiQneo 1n •II "1~llers perleinl119 10 lht' Hlllle ol w1<1 je<.eoen1. wu111n fou.r rt\Onlh• •ll•r ll'le llrsl put>liUllon ot lhtS notice Oateo Aprll 10, 1919 COAtNNE JOHNSTON E•ec:ulr1• ol '""Will ol 1nu •bO•e ,.am.;<1 deetdenl PAUL. 0 . MCCLARY JR. 1501 Wol<llft ~ .. Su1l• ll1 Newport 9ffcl1, C.allf. 91..0 hi. C1Hl .U·Ul0 &lto,.nay I« EHcutru Published O<.tnQll Co.t•l D•oly P1101 Apr 14, 21, 18, MiJy S, J9/q l4SO·l'I PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOCAEOITORS FICTITIOUS •uStNISS NAME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE T"" IOllOW•"9 l>ef''IOn is 00.nt !><>SI· ne\'a4\ STATEMENT 01' MORAIS !;l(ENOERIAN I> AS· AIANDONMENTO, USE Of' SOCIA TES, A I A . ArCft•lK IS. 17SI l'ICTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME ...,.,,,, COHl Hwy . LeQUN Be•cll. CA TIM tollow•no Pt!•'IO" nn •oanooneo 91Ut Ille use 011ne '"''"ou' Du .. MU ,,.,,.,.. Morris Shnderia,., 1 IS/ South SHERWOOD GALI.ERV, 1118 So Co.1\1 Hwy , ~n• 8eacn, CA '11•S1 Coa sl Hwy , LaQuna 8"dtn. CA 914S1 lh1s l>l&lllH> oS c-.Cl.O DY •n ,,,. Trte F t<hhOU\ Bu\U'Mt~~ N'*""if r tt d1v1du•I terred to .oove was h..O 1n Or•~ Morrt\ ~~r1c.n County on 5-pl-r JO. 1911 Tnl\ \lalemenl '"'" lie<! w1ln IM A v•n SnerwOOd Gourley. 1u C.ounly Clerk of OranQt' County on E~l•n-. 1rv1ne. CA'7/I) M•rcn 11, !'IN Tn1s business wn cond..:llld DY •n F11Jlt4 ln<1iv1dua1. CAP RETZ & ICASOAN Ryan 5 VOurlO 11.UJ MacArtiwr •••Cl .. Ste. •IS Tiii• s°lAllemenl w•' hlttd ""'" ,,.. lr••M , CA tVU County Clerk ot Or.tn9'1 County on PuDhS,_ Or""Ot' C.0..\l O.••Y Pilot. M•rcn H. 1919 M•''" 14, JI, APr1I /, u IQ/9 Fem> Publl\neu,1nt' " .... STATE OF CAllFOANIA FDA NAME STATEMENT THE COUNTY OF ORANG E rn~ lollOW•n<j Olll\01' ., 001119 DU\• NO A·9'l•I ne\\ ., L\ldl!! ol NANC.Y ANN "'[HI.OR THE DANCE CONNECTION !Sol ~EI TE~LING. dkd NAN( v ANN M~•· D•••P No ) »•n lil An .. FElTEALING, •ka NANCY I( ~ET C•lllorn1 .. '<1/0I !ERLING l>N:f'a~ Jonn C.nr•"ooner Poll~• 1~01 NOTICt: IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 lh" M~\d Or••P No >. ~.intcl And, c redilO<\ of lllt •oove Mm~d <111ceo~nl C•l1lorn14 01101 tf'lat dU pt;tr'°'1) hd'ltnQ dct1m\ dQd1f"iSt 'hi\ OU~lne\S l\ <OtWluCU:CI by dn 1n tne Sthd c:IK:edent are requ1r-ed to till" d•_,1ductt. u ... m. woth Int n..ceu erv vouchers. 1n Jot>n c. Polter tne olfKe ol ,,,.. <l,...k ol tne aoove .,,. T no~ sldlerrwnl Wd\ 111e<1 "'''" t"" ~ ( MAlllNE CANVI'' 6111 rM m1niil Wd f (...O'fd M#-\.• (dl1tOtn1n 11611 R..tul A., tltt 11\ W 0r•fl91 tP°'O'CM" F UllErtc;,n (.Jllfekt'hlf '7Wl: E1 .. au•~1 A""'•J "'001 M•urttn GarOPo C,,ro¥41' (.d11torn•d 92bA1 ''"'> bU\1'\P\\ '' conouc•~d by a Qtm•r•I P6rl",.r,n1p Raul Aydld Tll•S S!Alt-1 W8\ 1•1.0 Wllll ll'le County Cieri.. 01 Or•nve C.ounlY on PVllUC NOTICS ------------PUBUC NOTICE -----------" MOflalTOC••DITOM IUN•ICMt couu· OP, ... STATS OP CAL.tflCMl•IA POii TN& CCMHtTY OP oaaMa NO.A.tnn Estate Of GEMBEE McCOfllNEU ua GLAOYS M. OU rTON e h GlAOYS McCONNELL BUTTON, DeceaWHI. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo Iha crtc11ton of ""aoow ~ dlceOltflt 11111 all ....-s ... Vlf19 Cl•tm• "981MI tM Wld Otqcltlnl •re rlQUlrod to Ille \Nm, wltlt tne neoswry voucr.rs, In llw olt•ce ot '"" clef1< ot lllt ..,...,. tn• tllltd court, °' 10 -wnt '"""'· with Ille necesw.ty voucr.rs, IO '"' 11n· Cler$19MCI •I tne offl<e OI I( I NG CASE & GIFFORD, 1005. F-r. Suite 1ftt. \0$ A1199i.t, C.thfornla .0017, wM.f1 .. the p iece of builneu of tht un derslonecl In •II m<1tler1o Ptrttlnlnt to 1ne esleleol Wt<lcle<•ndonl, w11111n four montll\ tllre t.,. first ouDllCAltlonot 1111• noll<e 0• ted ""',, •• 197' Wll.L.IAM T. KING E..-cuto.-ol tht Wtll of ,,,. •llOVe Mmed Oe<AOent l(ING CASl & Gll'fOllO 100 s F10_.., S11<1e 1t22 L•• A .... 19', CA "'17 Tel t21ll6~ Att-rs i. 1 .. c:l'ler Pubh\Md Or-C.O.sl Dally Polot. Apr11 7, H , 21. 21 1lS8 19 P\JBLIC NOTICE SUfltlalCMI COUltT 0 .. THIE STATI OF CAUf'OaNIA l'Otl THIE COUNTYOl'OaANGa H0.-1. E\late ol JACK A. PATTON .... JACIC ROMAINE PATTON tile J. R. PATTON, Oe<e-. NOTICE 1$ HEREBY OIVEN 10 thtl cred1lcirsOl 1M -n<lft>eCI ~l t,..t all .....-,,.,..lnQ c1<11ms att•n~t '"* w 1<1 ca.<.adent are ,_,.., 10 111e tr.m, w1lh Ille nec.essery vouc~. 1n ll'le olll<e of tl'le clerk Of ttM abOve en-trueo court. °' 10 pttsenl them, w1111 the MCHS<lfy VOUdltr~. to ..... Un• den1llf"ld •t SOI S. lk<1nd Blvd.. San Fer,,.,_, California 91:MO, wnic:n " 1ne pl•et of ou .. nen ol tne u n· Oer\•Qnl!d 1n •II maller\ 11trt•1n1119 10 lhe es1a1e 04 ...,,o ~"'· wllllln tour monlll• allttr U. t•~t l>Ul>llcahon 01 ttus notice Date<! Maren 11. 191'1 8¥bilrd M. P•llon E •e<Ul<ll< Ol l,.. Will Of 1ne .ooow named Oec-n~ LEWIS. VARNI, GHlltAOELLI & LYNCH SOI S. 8r-llvd., Sa• '•r-. CA tl:Mfl Tel: ltt.1111 Atlw.,ey tor E1.e<utri1t PuD11\l'led Or-Coe\I Oaoly P•IOI Mu 31 """Apr 1. l•. 21. 19/9 11~1 N PUBUC NOTICE SUPElllOfl COUllT O" THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOil THE COUNTY OF ORANGE NO A·t91M N OTICE OF .. E Alll N G OF PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL ANO FOR LEnEJIS TESTAMEN· TARY E•l•I~ of MARIE A TEM PLE Oece ... ...i NO I !Cf IS HE RE&Y GIVEN 111dl EL.Lit: SNOW nH loled ltetton .. l)t'h 1•on tor Prob.ft~ of Will ano tor ·~ 'Udnt" Of L.•tters f i'\fdmf'nt•rv. rP~ ftr•n<~ to ..n.c,, 1\ m.~ tor turtntr o•rl1lulAr\, and 1no01 ll>t time and Pia« ol l'lffr1ng tn. w me .,., -.. ~• lo.-May 1. t'1'1, •• to oo • m . 1n t~ htfed cou..-1. Of' to Of'f'Sient tnem, with Couoty Clerk ot Or•nQt C.ounty on tn~ nec..e~\.lry vou<nfr~. lo '"' un· M•rtn 71. t~fq M•rcn 28 ••l'I Fl lllU c ourtroom ot Oeoartrnent No 3 of '"'o Puolo\M<11 11. 1q7q a~r .. qneo "'M IC HAE L 5 Mc CAR t IN, lo/O Haroor Blvd . = ,,., Co•la Mew CA '11o2b. wn1cn " lh" OfdCe Ot bU\tn@'' Of tnc. uOOttr\l(Jn•O 1n "111 mcJtt~r\ 011"rta1n11"9 to ow ••\l•te ot \d•O d• t.tcknt ~1tn1n tO•J' montn~ .. ._,.,. tn .. tir\t ouDht dt1on ot UH\ f'\Ot1tt Oat,,.d April t 1 1~1Q Arthur E. Fetter11n9 Jr E•f< utor of tht' Will 01 tM dOOYC nam\.~ o.,,...,,.,,, MICHAELS McCARTIN J,10 H•r-llv<I., : JH Cos•• MH•. CA •Un Tel. Sf0.1U1 Alto.-ney to.-Eae<ulor P11llllll'IM Or•n.,. Co.st Daily Pilot Apr. It, JI, U, May S, 1'1• l« .. 1' P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE Ofl' CALIFORNIA f'OA THE COUNTY OF ORANGE N•.A·-.sl F11UU Pubhs,,..., Or<1fl9I' C1><t•l CM11y P1101 M•r 31 •n<I Apr I 14 '1 10/0 1121 1q P UBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSI NESS NAME STATEMENT f hfl to11ow1ng o~r a,on<t dre 001no DU\lneu d\ COLONIAL BEAUT II BOX 16S/1 Bot .... Cn1u AOdO. Hun1.ng1on Bi.-ach Cdhlorn1• 916<4~ Cec1110 ller9l'I <I~ 01os )311 ~hff'.'W\bury Avenutt, w e.,1m1n\IC-r Cdlolorn•d 92b&I E 1>c1 Ve rqer <le 01os ~J 11 Sttrewibury A..,~nue. we,trn1n~r~r C.atolorn•a 91bll Th•\ t>YS.•nt'S~ ,., conouth~d Dr • !ltfter•l twr1nent>•P C VHCJ<!I Ot! Oto~ Tn1s stt1l""""'I w•~ lllfd w1tn Ille County Clerk ot Or•noe Coun1y on March 28. 191' 111~ Publlshecl 0r<lnQe CO<ISI Daily Pllol ~r JI -Apr. I, l•.11. 1919 UJl·/9 Eslale OI ROSALINE HAAS OPAl. •O ROSALINE OPAL, OecH~<I. PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo ll'le ---- crioolors 011ne •oove n&med decedent FICTITIOUS •USINIESS tnal •II person\,,..,,.. Cla•m\ •ci••nst NAME STATEM I NT Int 'MJ1d clc!Ctoenl •re r.ciuired IO lilt The follow no personl •rt doo them. W•tli the ne<eswrv voucher~. _in °"'4MI~ •\. 1 n9 Ille ofhce 04 lnt cler1o, of lne •oove en· FOME OOME ENTERPRISES lilied court, M lo pr.sent inem. wiln 23H Harbor Blvd , No 101. Cost.i tne necessary vOU<llers, 10 tn. un· Mew Calllom•• 92•26 de rs1oned •• HURWITZ, REMER. Larry Kenneth Mulloy nu M acDONALD , M EADE & • ROSENWALD. a Proreu1onal Harbor Blvd., No. IOI. Costa Mew. Corporallon, UO Newport Center C•hfoml•'l7"6 Drive, Suite USS, NewPOrl Beach. G•ry Lewis Brienza 449 F•lr Cahlorno• 91660, wt11c11 I\ lhe pt.Ke ol Orive, No 104. Cost• Mew Ct1hlo.-n1• business 04 Ille un<lerstQned on •II m•l-<n•l• te" e>erl•1,. ~ 10 Int nlale ol s.tld de· Th" business •> conoucled by a •·~ ~ner•I oar1nersll1p ceoenl, w•tll•" lour monlhS •Iler Ille Larry K M 110 11rsi publluillon ollh1s no110. This ,1a1.,,....,;1 ~.~ \1eo wiln tne Daled ~~11 ~ l~i,....,11 Coun11 Cieri! 01 Oren~ County on EaeculM 01 Ille Wiii "P"1 s. t'79 Fllltst PuDhs,_ 0r""9e CO<l\l D•11y P1lol, ol ll'le above n.,,_ ~ea.n· HURWITZ. llEMIER, MacDONALD. MEADE & ROSENWALO A flrofessloNl c-r•tJon ..0 N ewpert c.nter Drive Sutte tsU NtwP9rt -...Cll. Ca. •lMO Tel: 111tl ISM7'1 AlletM~ ter li•e<Ulor Publisl\ltd OrenQlr CO<ISI Oally PllOI Apr. 14. 21. '9. May S, 1979 140-19 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVITING 8105 BIDllEMNO.ll'I REV 'A'' NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEH lllel seateo s>rOPOMIS will be reca1ve<1 by • ............. APrtl I, 14, 71, 18, 1919 llSl·l'I ------------- PUBUC NOTICE LEE A BRANCH, COunlV Cl•>rlt PUBLIC NOTICE RO•EllT L HUMPHREYS R 1Jt01 Ml Devff Or. u ll FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Newport hoilcll, CA '1 .. J NAME STATEMENT Atlorno tor ..... ._ T n• lollo,.1nq P&fW"' dre <loong PuOh~lle(I OranQt Coa•l 0•1ly P•IOI Du\•r>•\\ "' April 13, I•. 20, 1979 1'37 N llt:LL AVENUE A'>'>OCI ATE~ - 7'11\ R..o H•ll A•~ Su•le F 700. CO\la Mew. c..111orn .. 1 ~1"11 PUBLIC NOTICE R·ll100 8yron M t•'"""tt 4" Tr"\IH' of -- tnf' T arnuttf' F•m•IY l rust. o.tt~ J•nuttry JI, !014, 1'11S RN! Holl Avenue, ORANGE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT COURTHOUSE 100 Cl•t< ~tt ~Ive WtSI s-AIW, C.t1leml• '1111 PLAINTIFF: HAROLD BUTLER ENTERPRISES, aht. IHC., • Suue F 700, Cosltt Mesa, Calllorn1• '11600 JOI\,. w Hdm•llon, :lQIS R.O Hill Avenut'. $uol\' F-700. Cosl• Mesa C•llforn•• 9'lflJI Jonn L c.sh!On 18'tS7 MacArtllur 8fvo • arv1ne, C..htMn•• 9111S Pll•llt9 N LYOl'I'>. 111'1S1 M.tc:Arttiur 81•<1 . 1rv1ne, C.hto.-n•a 92115 T "" bu\•nen I\ con<IU(lt<I Dy A 9enera1 pannersn1p Byron Umulzeo-. T~w Tn1s stalttment was Ille(! w1lh '"" County Clu-of 0••"9<! County on Maren 1'1, I0/9 LEE A BRANCH. eoun1v cier11, VlllTUE &SCMECIC, INC. IEllNAllOE.SCHNEIOER P.O. a oaZHO 11 c..--• l'tat• 0nve Newpert llNcll, CA 91660 1"112153 Publ!Slle<1sl Delly PllOI, MU JI and Aor I. 14, 21, 191' lt.S·79 P UBLIC NOTICE F ICTITIOUS I USINESS NAME STATEMENT The lo11ow1n9 persons are do1nt btn1nn51•s BODY GLO.WEST. 71162 C.mlno c.t>1s1r..,.,. ~ N1Quel. CA m11 Ch••••• J•m.. Long, Sr .. to Bf!tOnl• Ct .. C.rl.c>a<I, CA '200I Mari.-L.OnO. 941 Ela90nl• Ct., C•rl•bad, CA '2009 SaO<lleb«-Oistribullnt Co . Inc. I• Cdlllorn1• Corpor alionl 1116'1 C•m1no C:.Slr-. latuN NIQuel, CA '1611 Tl'll\ 1116tneH IS Conducle<I by a CO<• porahon S<Mldlt!beck 01strlbutln9 Co., '"" Cllarle1 J~ Lont. Sr. ~tdenl Tiii\ stalerntnl w•• hied w11n Ille County Clerk ot Ot•lllle Co..nly on Merell 21, 191'. 1'1121U Pubhslled Oran9t1 COasl O•llr P1101 Marci\ 14, 31, April 7, 14, 1919 11JN''I Cahf orn1a corpor-•hon DEFENDANT : DANIA ENTERPR ISES. INC., ERIO. PETERSEN, AITA PETERSEN SUMMONS ON l'IRST AME NDED COMflLAINT &AMMENDMENTTHEalETO C-N--27 NOTICE! Y .. Mft --· Tile c .. rt mar~ _,.!Mt .,_ • .....,, , ........... llNnl -· .,... -'"' w1t11ln a •ys. lttNlll .. lllfemwlt- MI-. AVISOI UAM IN liW ......... -. El t.-1 ,.._ *<odlr <-• Ud. ""a~•--qYlt Ud • ._• Cll .......... a CllH. LH I• IMonft .. < ... _... ..... . " you w1sn 10 ~" ttw &av•c• ot an anorn•Y 1n '"" malte ... you Sl>OUl<I do $0 prompuy so 1nat vour wrltl•n rflPOft!.e, '' •nY. may De hied on tome S• U•l«I -• sohc1tt1r el conwio <It un ·~ en esi. .uunto. debef"•a n•ce rto tmmed•atamente. de est• m•nue, \u r~l)Ue$ta ttS<r1ta. li nav alqun8, pued4I 1;er reql~lrO<I• a llempo. 1. TO THE DEFENDANT: A C1Y1I <omPl~11n1 l'laS ti.en llled by lM pta1n- 111t ega1ns1 you, 11 vou w1sn to defend lll•• r.ww11, you m..sl, w11n1n JO°""' •tter tht\ 1.umtnOftS is 1ervt<t on you, l•lct w1tn Utls court • wrollen rnoonse to l~ comc>l&tnt. un1ou you <10 so. your oetaull w111 be unlortld on ap- phcehon OI Ille pla.ntlll. •nd llllS CCMIM m•y entOI' • 1udQtnent <19it1nst YCMI lor lM rel'4!f de<nitnded 1n lite c_..tnl, wnk h cou1<1 resull In t<t•nl~I of W;MJeS. t•1119 Of "-Y 04" -1Y or otner rehel requested In lhe com· p1.in1. OATEO· Maren 16, 10• LEE A. BRANCH. Clerk tSEALI av Gltl'ltf•no .;. NO<'CICNl1t, Ol!cMi' Puoll"*I Ortn9t Gott•I 0.lly PllOI. Mar.Jl-Apr.1. U,11, 1'7• tfft.7'> PUBUC NOTICE "' .. , Overwaterl•g Sllurday. Aplil 14. 187'8 • • Indoor Plants Affected Most OvcrwaLerlng Is the number or1e cause or failure in i ndoor plants. I lortlcullurul experts agree lhat overwatering can result in root rot. defohutlon and eventually plant death because or inadequate air :.upply ln the soil E~ldbit and Sale Tus tana African Violet Society members. Valerie Morales of Costa Mesa and Dr. Max Bl'r g. founder and former president of Leisure World A VS. with African violets they g row and will be exhibiting at the Tustin Community Center, Centennial and Main St reets. on A pril 21. from 10 a .m . to 6 p.m . All sizes a nd varieties of plants will be available for purchase. Mulches Prevent Weeds, Aid Yield By AP Newsreatures Mulches generally belp produce greater average yields and size of vegetables and reduce the number of aphids infesting plants, accord· ing lo the U.S. Agriculture Department Research 'Center at Beltsville. Md On the basis of two.year tests, the r esearchers have also r eported that since all the mulches tested were opaque. they prevented Twice as m any cucumbers wer e weed g rowth arou nd th e harvested c<1rly by July 13 from vegetables. The mulches are mulched areas. helping early available for sm all gardens. marketinl? They have been used com I n 1978. muskmelo n wal> mercially on large acreages for g r own with four synthetic several years. mu l ('hes. bl 3('k polyethylene. In 1977. the S('1ent1sts testl'd whit<' polyl•thylene bonded to one mulch. aluminum bonded to blark polyethyll•n(•. aluminum brown wetproof paper . on let· em bossed on hl<1ck polyethylene. tucc. cabbage. squash and and the aluminum·brown paper. cucumbers. The most mu~kmelons • t 171 MULCH ED PLOTS produced iceber g letture weighing thrc<! times more than bare·soil plants and cabbage weight was 49 per· ·cent more. Y ields o f acorn squash were 26 percent higher in mulched plots and their avcrnge w eight was up nine percent Dandelions Are 'For The Birds' PROVIDENCE, R. I. t AP> - Looking for an excuse to stop fighting the dandelions in your l awn and keep the too neat neighbors off your back at the sam~ time? Tell ·em you're sav- ing them ror the purple finch. Dr Edward Geibert or the U niversity of Wisconsin says that his study of songbirds found that .. where dandelions were al- lowed to bloom ... and then go to seed, the birds were pre· dominantly purple finches.·· He said well manicured l awns draw mostly st-arling_s. Geibert, who was al the 3Sth annual Northeast Fish and Wildlife Confer ence, oHered another excuse to quit grooming your lawn altogether. The neigbbors may not care ror it, but the mourning dove will be your friend for ure. were harvested from the black polyeth ylC'ne plots, with aluminum·brown paper ~econd • 99 l. Unmulched µlots produced 92. F:A RUEST CROPS before Aug 15 t·amt· from bl ack polyethylene and a luminum- black polyethylene. with white polyethylene·black polyethylene second~ The "h1te·blat'k pro· vided the heav iest fruit. 4.7 pounds. but no m ore melons tha n unmulched p l ots Soi l temper ature was highest under black polyethy lene on both cloudy and sunny days and was considl•r ed the .. best all· around conventional mulch .. because it absorbs heat. causing seeds to germinate <'arlier and grow fast er. whic h brings earlier and bigger harvests. ENTOMOLOGIST Floyd F Sm ith said he "d use aluminum if he harl serious disease problems berause reflective mulches re· pel sucking insects that transmit virus diseases from plant to plant. l i e f o und that in muskmelon plots, alumi num. pap er a nd a l uminum · polyethylene mulches r educed aphids by 96 and 90 percent r espectively . They were con. sidered lower in number on other mulched plots than on un· mulched areas. The mulc hes also repel leafhoppers. thrips and Mexican bean beetles. Smith reported. •'I.ANT KF. EARC ll Laboratories of Irvine has de· vdoped •• new type or plant food "hlch helps prevent these pro· hl Pms Nam ed appropriately, Oxygen Plus. it is the first plant fovd that provides a m ethod o( oxygenating plant roots and soil. Oxy~en Plus releases thi s 'ILJI oxygen. whirh 1s nece!>sary to r plant heallh and growth. d i r«.'ctly to the root system So l'\ t-n 1r plants arC' overwatert.•d. they cannot be destro)ed bl·t·ause or inadequate air supµly 111 the soil .\FEW SYMJ>TOlUS generull.\" attributed to overwatering in· elude yellow lc•avcs, leaf loss and limp or wilted plants th~1t put out littll' or no growth. A stem or trunk that is not firmly anchored in the soil is anotht·r sign of cwerwatcrang Oxygen Plus pro\'idcs hoth ronveruent feeding and prolct .. t1un from overwatcring by com- bining urea peroxide with the macro-nutrients nc:cdcd for gro" th . nitrogen . potassi um and phosphorous. THIS NEW PATENTED pro· dud has been under t('st and dt• \ «.'lopmC'nl ror over two ) l'<tr~. During t ests conduct ed on var ious house plants including Ficus bl•njamin as. Afr1t·an Violets and Philodendron, Oxy- gen Plus wa s s hown lo stimulate ~realer stem and leJf production. H egula r u se or this Ol'W Weekend Gardening Checklist • If you see moths nuttermg over the lawn, you can be sure their eggs and. hungry lar vae are infesting the lawn. For con· trol, spray with a pesticide re· gistered for lawn m oths availa· ble at nurseries. • The way to prevent thrip in- jury to gladiolus is to spray or dust at two-week intervals. • Fertilize lawns and begin clipping the grass to a height of l 1 ~ to 2 inches. • Soils that puddle and do not drain should b e amended . Gypsum and organic amend- m ents can g reatly improve drainage, aeration and water penetration. • When providing summ er ir· ri gations water d eeply . Dig down several inches to see how far tbe water has penetrated Check soil moisture before re1r· rigat ing. Spyglass Club Meets Wednesday Spyglass Hill Garden Club will m eet Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., in the home of Mrs. Glenn L ayton. 31 Carmel Bay Drive. Corona del Mar. Co·hostesses for the meeting w i ll be Mm es . Ri c hard Lauter bach an d Steph e n Schwartz. J i m Taylor of Aquaponics. Inc • will be guest speaker. Taylor will lectur e to the group on "Hydroponic Gardening ... This should be an informative meeting since Mrs. Layton has a complete hydroponic set ·up at her home. Exhibit, Sale Slated patented .produr t Is seen as a boon to the indoor gardener who must contend with the vastly dif· ferent water requirements QI a variety of plants. It also helps avoid overwatering problems aggr avat ed b y improper drainage. heavy or <'Ompact soil con ditions and non·porous plastic or glazed ceramic con· tam ers. Play Area Gets Hard TreatDient F or child re n . the whole backyard. and the side and front yards. are play ar eas from time t o time. To m ake sur e the garden survives youthful hide· and-seek gam es. football and other active sports. select plants that can take soml' pumshm<'nt and plan a landscape that you and your growing ehtldren can lave with. A healthy la" n provides J good rugged playing field for children. while creating a large. relatively low maintenance area m the yard. Be sur e to choose a gr ass variet y. or blend of grasses. that is suited to your r limate and family needs Your nurseryman can gi ve you the full details and keys to success for new lawn planllngs Tupperware has introduced the Tuppcrcraft Planting Sys tem. a combination of planter . planlmg medium and liquid nutrient. des ig ned to m ake foliage plants. a n- nuals. t rnnsplanted herbs. cacti Jnd container -grown ,·cgct ablc~ fun and easy The nutrient ~olution 1s drawn to the plant by capillary action automaltcall y providing food for the plant over a period of up to four weeks. Lecture Scheduled Reme mber. shrubs can be used to control traffic patterns. If your little pedestrians are cut- ting corners through planting a rea s. u se l o w ):!rowi n g rosemary or neat hedges of Tex- as privet which can be pruned to two feel. Other good choices would be Pyracantha ·Santa Cruz' andCotoneester Low.fast. Hortense M iller Garden. 22511 Allview Terrace. Lag una Beach. will be the site of a lecture Thursday at to a m .. by Andy L1pk1s. founder of the California conser vation proJect entitled ··The Tree People • · Those attending wall learn of the orgamzation ·s greatly ex panded program which now in eludes not only planting df smog. resistant trees in both urban and forest areas. but of commuruty part 1c1pat1on . environmental education programs, and such related garden interests as com · p ost i ng and sol a r e nergy greenhouse use. On April 26. at 8 a.m .• Alice Lewis will lead the monthly trird "alk, starting in t he sam e loca· uon Both events are open to l~ public. Visitors are requested'to confirm attendance by calling 494· 1391 'How-to' Seminar At UCI &.AMI' & RXTUtlf REPAIR Harbor Utes IM '"9y hr lltd. 5-dey ll07114ewpcwf .. d. C..t.Mne 645-7JOI W ant to build your ...-------------.. own grt•enhouse u nd j?ro w flour 1s h1 ng vegetables. nower s. and foliage plants" A .. how ·to" cours<'. ··How to Build. Use und E njoy a Greenhouse.·· is open ror enrollment ,.t UC Irvine Extension. THE TWO ·DAY seminar. tau~ht by Paul W . Moore. superinten· dent of agri cultura l operat i o n s . UC Riverside. will be held today and April 21, 9 a.m . to noon and 1·3 p.m . on the UC Irvine campus. Moore will disruss en· vironmental inrluences on plant growth. equip- ment and controls. as well as types or greenhouse construction and h ydropo ni c syst ems. One session will be devoted t o greenhouse plants and their requirements. FEE FOR TllE seminar is S35. which in· eludes a set or construc- tion plans. Further information is available at the UC I rvine E xtension office. Rm. 102, Adminastralion Bldg .. UC I rvine <'am pus. Telephone. 1714> 833·5414. A View From By Judy Fiduccia Cymbldium Orchid Thf'Sf' COOi growing Or ch1ds or rgmaled 1n Soutn East Asia From s1andard'> 10 mm1a1urf'S 1ney can Ol' louno rn evc>ry cotor of rnP 1ainbow There are well over 30 000 d1fteren1 ny- Ond vanet1es available LIGHT: The Cymb1d1um is grown outdoors in lull sun1tght until flowers Oo· grn to opC'n. at 1h1s 11me rhey may be brought in· doors to en1oy on a cool room Indoors or out thf'se plants can tasr 1 10 3 months tnsutl1c1en1 ltghl 1s the common reason that the Curnb1d1um does not Otoom TEMPERATURE: 28 - 100 Through the warmer months a 20" drop in temperature (Day 10 Night) is necessary 10 1n1t1ate !lowering LAWNGRASS SEED is the BEST* FOR OVERALL PERFORMANCE! RATED FIRST FOR QUALITY AND DENSITY Out ol 43 leading bluegrasses studied over e 5 yeer period, in 8 slates and at 11 tocetions, A·34 BenSun wes the only bluegrass rated first In over·etl periormance lor quality and densi ty. RATED FIRST FOR WEAR TOLERANCE Out ol 18 feeding bluegrasses studied, A·3A BenSun wu the only bluegrass to receive an excellent rating lor weer tolerance. A·34 BenSun Is the choice IOf use on more profHalonel athtetlc lletds than any othef bluegraaa. RATED FIRST FOR SHADE TOLERANCE A·34 BenSun la the only bluegress thet will grow In up to 85% shade, yet grow1 vigorously In full sunl'9ht. No other bluegra11 wlll tolerate so much shede. THI! BEST BLUEGRASS COSTS LESS A OM pound box ol A·34 BenSun wtll ptent 2,000 sq. ft. ol new lewn erH lor only ~ ~ per sq. It. Compare coverege to cost with other gras ... end ... for yourself. RE·SEEDING YOUR PRESENT LAWN A·M BenSun le Ideal for reviving your present lawn. One pound will r•Hed 4,000 eq. It. It tilende well with other graaaea and beuuH of lte quellty and wl90f will rutcn your lawn to It• onglnal buuty. A·:H l.nScm la •110 n•ll•l)le H Sod •nd Sod Blend. 'With truth on advet11sino now lhe rule. we could nol say this unless 11 was true. -. , I . . ~ , , , . . .. TUaf NURSERY, INC. ~ Oran1e County 's larges t horticultural exhibit and plant sale will be conducted April 21·22 at Calltate Fullerton. The Green Scene will feature a j udged plant show, landscape de- signs, sales of plants and plant-re· lated artJclea, talks and demonstra· U• 1 about plants and tours of campus greenhouses. ROGER'S GARDENS . LECTURE SCHEDULE WATER: Keeping your planl moist during 1rs active growing season ol March through October will help ellmmato brown· rng of the leat 11ps Use Roge1 s flower food monttlly July lhrough November al the rate ot one Tablespoon per gal· Ion Use Oxygen Ptus al lhC' recommendca rate OC'comber through June , I P.O. Box 1098 : Pico Rivera, Ca. 90eeo : Spomared by the Friends or the Arboretum, the sixth annual Green SceM Is eeheduled from 11 a.m .·S p.m. both days in the Unlvenity c.ter. General admlulon la SI for adalta, 50 cents for members or the f'rleDdl Gl'laniaation and free for ehlldren under 12. PaOCSED& no• Ute ewat are for tbe NJertoa Arbontum now un· tier eoa.trucUoa, accordlDI to eoordlnator Robert Fltler. The Arboretum la IC!bedaled lo be ... to tbe pal)lle tlda fal1. AS PAaT OF the festivities, a poster contest to promote participa- tion by elementary school cb11dren was held and almoel 1,000 entriel were rec:etved. Then will be placed ln ahopplq centers and displayed at the event. H11hUghtlng the t alks and de· mon1trations will be a presentation b7 avocado breeder. James E. Bacon o Buena Park. who will discuss care and culture of avocados at 3: 15 p.m. April 21. _________ ........__ ------------.--------------.... ---4111>-·----.-.-.......... ~-....... .... .... ...... Through April 29th 10 a.m. -Pruning for Growth 11 a .m. -Hanging Basket ConstructJon 12 p.m. -Indoor P1ant Care l p.m. -Hanging Basket Conmuctlon 2 p.m . Arranging Aowers From Your Garden 3p.m. Hanging Basket Construction • INSECTS: Scale and Spt· dor M11es can attack your orchids. lor con1ro1 use Chacon's Indoor P1an1 Mlsl. Many well known mto· r1or decorators ar using lho Cym01d1um as a clas- sic locJI point tor design For lhe Amateur or lhe Proless1ona1. this plant w1tt be a rewarding addt· t1on reQlJlrtng htlle care Phone: (213) 115-0411 ~ . ....... ~ c .... ..... OM!N '4AYUI OAllOEN ~Nta. 21f3N.-t-...... .,,.l ..... u .. , ... llUILO a OAOW 11102~0.""°"" ,, •• , &62-4000 llOlSA C>CA NUf'SEA'I •• , ..... a-:. "- ,.._. t 7MI ... 111' tliMAMA~' 10*..._ .. ... ,......., .......... . LA9UMA ..... taN flN NUllMA'I' H t910-AcmA-~ 17141811 ''°' ~ f . ' AJ4 DAILY PtlOT Saturday, Apfll 14, 1971 TelevisiOD ........ -r=--=I MWl .. 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Junlm Mh" 11178 , ..and ho l Hui L.1ntkn 101n :i(l r 1uit1·Nl unh from evt•ry l'ltatt· fo1 th1 • .111 111111 1\11 ... ., Pagcunt. toau~ht ul R 0 11 ( 'h ,111111•1 :• I ltw ol ttw contl•-.tunll'l l~ from t 11111t1n g ll >i1 ll1•111·h tO:OO I FA(O ANO IAANEY MOVIE • • Rall• Into l&•um•• 119~1 John Payne Mo111 Blanchard In Oldol 10 orong the r11tt<H1d to 1-n • rugoeo A•my ~am f'IJ!lla COO'UPllOn 8n0 Mob· oc~ 1n .. wte,. l••"'"' ~lnO (I~ 30m'") f0:30 9 Cl) TAAZAH I SUPP 8EWN l aW~E,. NASHW.LE MUSIC 11:00 f»AE..OAME SHOW di) WEEKEND SPECIALS Tho E5Cape 01 A One· Ton Per" A yo.ing g"I learns Iler beloved pet bull has ooon marked for tho butcher shop (Part 1 ot 31 (Fl) Ii> WOTTEHHIS "S320.000 Challenge Cop" Peler Flemlng VS. lbe Nas- tase G) JIMSTAFFOAO 8) FAEEBTYLE "Good Signs" Tho class and the 1eache< have trou- ble ad)ustong to ii deill g111 1n thectass 11:15 0 BASEBAU PP\1•.ao~te>fUtt Prulftfl\ •nd Pftle Ao~ mt.>el lhe Meb 1n New Yor' I 1:30 0 OUTDOORS 0 @J AMERICAN BANDSTAND Gue.,I!> A11>t'9Q10 (1Jw111 St au (I) SPORTS AAELD ED ANTARCTICA: l.ABOAAT~Y FOR SCIENCE AFTEANOOH ·~I Cl) SPACE ACADEMY SWIMMING IAW si"'"""'J -< '0 <11•mp1onlhlPl. l•ped 1n Pilll lMlrllf\, G) SOUL TRAIN (I) TARZAN Charity Jones returns to help T <1rzan and her old nemesis. S11 eas1t defend J v•Ha~lf ~·n•I •l.t\.•• tr 111 .-,tt tli) JVUA CHILO ANO COMPANY Ch11tong O!ah O!ll111t1 (Ii) THE A8CENT' Of MAN '"" ''""'"' 01 r""'"'"' lho (.(Nllt(111~1'•Y lhul "'" •oun(Jt'(J o~ ....... , .. i llt11Q lhoot14'• <Ill ll•OIUIUJll " Cl\llmlnud w1ll1 10\lll'V)' • ''' tho Wotsh country••IJo 11111J lho )ungtot of lh11 Am111on 12!30 I (() FAT ALBERT HOLL YWOOO TEEN Gues1s Shortey Hemphill Joey Travoll d Tu~•·do June non ED MOVIE • • • "l:lrna1t1ng Tho Sound 0<1rr1e;" ( 1952) Ralph' R1cho1dson. Ann l OOd An 1nvent01 svHo" personal tragedy ilnd hardship on hos quest to produce a supersonic plane I<' hrs ) ®l DISCO to Students from Car1sbad Hign School woll perlorm t:OO 8 CJ) GOLF · Masters Tournament li.e coverage of thrrd· round pl,Jy 1n thrs lrr~I ma1or 10\JrnAmwot ol lhfl yenr trom AuQU'la Naloun ,11 Goll c lub on c,,.org1<1 Q BIG VALLEY i Pie ls:ir~l~v·· ~1<1rl J Paro. i.yslem 1n Into •all~y to'" Ip convic ts q1>I .i better chance <It .i new star I 0 PEOPLE7 Host Bob Bonhotd Ii> ADVENTURERS "Ac11on m OUTER LIMITS Alt<>ns lrom the pfane1 Erion alla<:lt Earth ano take prosone•s ol wa• lor '"'errogetron (I) MARCUS WELBY, M.D. An unleotor'q dOClor IPi!rn~ Channe l ~illf ing• fJ KNXT (CBS) Los Angele~ Ill KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles O KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles D KABC·TV(ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 8 KHJ. lV (Ind.) Los Angeles 111 KCST (ABC) San Diego ID KTIV (Ind.) Los Angeles e KCOP·lV (Ind.) Los Angeles e KCET·lV (PBS) Los An geles CD KOCE-lV (PBS) Huntington Beach I '° •lu tl•ltt .. ••••It -.h.1h ft• t h• I ii 1lht .. t fPll·•t\IUV ""'' ~ Hlt•Hf W AMt ttll..AN • l<}HV l o\jll 1lt *•••tthuuv1U• llOl OCAlllANOOYINO t tt jhilKw t t\a•htfl'••utt• _,it.,4 hw ul' uahfH\I MotH11 uol I lt••1wt111t Ht fto•IV't .,_,u tut' 11lHtut tlin ~h:.tolh \Y•h•O' t 30 0 MOVll ••• ' 111111•• I 1'11'1111 C"Unnu I Uttt :\t1tllH ~l1111tt1ll A ll1•11llu~11,11ntl CihVJUt.1.in tu .1 rrnnuh1 M''' ic11n \llllt'!Jt! " (11l10tl by I rilbld dog t•M n," 0<1ly 48 hOUf'> f(' r~l,K_ h H NHJ(JK ol center ( I hr . 30 m111 I 0 MOVIE • • •, "Down To The Sea In Snips" ( 19491 AIChard Widmark, Lionel Barrymore ANet a """>ling capte•n whO naa teken his grandson to sea •S killed. the bOy regrets the wrongs he's done to lhe Older man (2 hrs. 30 min I (Ii) AMERICAN STORY "P1lgnms And Puritans· @) MOVIE • • • • • .. Evol Floy Slade 1 t97 II John Aston. Edie Adams A mean. unre- morsetul oullaw tlfes 10 rpform wnun h1• 1.1115 tor an """'CE!"' t>ul gtamO•t)US scnooll ... ach<" 12 hrs 1 2-000 THAT'SCAT 0 BONANZA The Canwrighls. seetung safety tn a tn.11t tow11 during an lnd1i1n upns1ng. tmd a murderet m MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE ·The Rebel CE MOVIE • • • 'The Dark Command" ( 19401 Jottn Wilyne Waller P•dgeon Ouanllfll the lamed gue•· rilla Chief Jnd h15 raiders IE,,,oroze lhe Southwest alter the Cr•ol w.,, unit! u daring man puts a stop 10 their ac11ons (2 hrb J (Ii) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT ·The L1111ngCons111u1ron 2:30 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. Tne Carne Auslte<s· Eli) THE LITERACY CONTROVERSY This documentary focuses on the sion1l1C4lnce of the dechne 1n young Arnet•· cans· reildong and wrot1ng skills • AMINCAN OOVIMMIHT · r tdtfllktm · 1::001 ... ..,,,..,.,,111 .... 1•••MJln Pan A!MflUI\ OamH Trt1J" 1101" Ettl l A c~ • Lmll ""80Al.I A 'OllKlton ot thQttf revOIVklQ 1rnund Ille tut 9f l't04idty thfjM HO.I rom~111to • CIMATUT lllORTI &.IOINOt "P•teAo ... • MOVll • * • · HQo1'y Tonk ' ( t9'1 t) Cler\ 0111>1t l1n11 Turtl4tt An un111u11y IOW m411Ch 0¢(.IHt bet-0 oembte< •!Id 11 -..1.bfld t~y from Oc>ttOn 12 hra ) fD OUTEN TAG ai) DUIGHIHO HOME tNT!AIOR9 T~t And Mood~ t•l MOVIE • • • > Hogh S1«1tr61 \ 194 t) kl• Luv1no. Hum pnrey Bogert A gongs111r 011 the run mtM!ll a belilll•· tut g11t m tho mountains (2 ht I ~..IO II IT TAl{U AL.L IONDS ~fO>h 11urn•n J1Kq.- P1mic1;1 ~t"'n OuMt Ot Ktotb)' Alv'rl D 00> PAOf£8BIONAL IOWLl!AI TOOR I IVtl I ov11r OIQ•• OI lh11 I tOO 000 Mtd611 GOlduo I ll1>lto1~ ftOli• tllfl Ofuna "'" t. N1>1 lllw•'' lktwl lfl 1•,.11111r1" llhllO•• ~ OIVIA810N' THI JIOllTICI 0# llOWli. A rn,.oi I l\fl Ill• ChllnQlnQ t1llVhllllfl1t•nt11t •old pollllCOI llHlk>l I•"'-• OI a prOjt)CI 1r1v1ilv1nu "vm• "'"""' ov 11 .. U '• •lld Confk1 .. UD OCllONIHO HOME ... ~ .. IOfte r Ol 11• On C.()lnr 4 00 G Tl!NNl8 ' I t1rnlly C:111.1u Cup g) MOVIE • • looo And l ho llOl!Al ( t9~1J Swvo C.ochrnn. !lnur,.y JflCk 5on A cowbOy un<I his hOlse llee to the ' bklCk country 10 avOld the low ond whole the•e. they encounter a marauding hon (2 h•s I ED LATINO CONSORT1UM (Ii) PROJECT UNIVERSE "Surveying The Sto11i'' 4:30 fJ LAST Of THE WILD D FREE.-4-ALL ED QUE PASA, U.S.A.? • Bodoas De Porcelena" (Ii) PROJECTUNIVERSE • Stellar Bt1gn1nesi. 5:00 8 PROJECT PAREHTING "Dialog Or Dtr.CrPllne? Steve Edwards hO~IS lhrs s..>congj! druQ ~ adotes cent •denllty problems IPenage preqnancy and peer retatoonsh1ps 0 INSIGHT "Bellost Block On Green' 0 STARTREK The En1e1pr1so os lured far past wnere any 0111e< Earth Sh•P !las e1tpf()red to an apparently devastated planet 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS live coverage ot lhe WBA World Light Heavyweight Champronshrp bout w11h Mike Rossman vs Victor Gahndez from the Suoeo · dome on Now Orleans. la Ii> MOVIE • • ': "The Hard Rrde · ("" I 197 ti Robert Futter. She<· ' •y Barn A IOlmer Marine onherrts his buddy's super. cycle and nos god. bolh ol which ilre wanted by a mot01cycle cult. (2 hrs I m MOVIE TUBE TOPPERS. KNXT 8 8:00 "America's Junior Miss Pageant" -Hift h S<:hool seniors from 00 states vie ror scholarships and the c rown. C$ec photo at leftl KNXT 8 9:00 Movie "Cold Turkey." in which the residents of a s ma ll town are offered a $25 million re· ward If everyone will quit smokin~. KCET 9 9:00 · Do It Yourself Messiah -Non-professional singers join togeihc r as a one-time chorus to perform Handel's "Messiah." unknown 1n10 " Mtnsation and falls 1n tovo with Mr (2 hrt) fill) SOCCER 6!'i) PAOJ(CT UHIV£ME the Moauge Ot Stathgllt" (I) ST AA TMK ThO fn1erp11a11 VllltS Q penal cotony to dettver suQPliea. and Cao1 Krrk tlflds that &If 11 not welf 5.30~= IS IHTAOOUCINO BIOLOGY "Photot1vnthfls11" ~OJ WIDE WORLD Of SPORTS Love covt1t119e ot the WBA WOl'ld Uglll Het1vyw8oghl Cn11ml)IOll~IO bout wolh M11<11 Roaaman vs Victor OoflnOOl Jrom lhe Super· oome tn New Orltlana, La. EWHtHO t.'00 I (I) C88 NEWS N8CNEW8 MOVIE • • *'' "Harvey" (19511 James Stewort. JoMJplllne Hull A woman tries to hove n111 brolhOt pul oway when he t>egons talking to h•S 111\rlSlble r Ol>bol Ir tend (2 htS I (I) MOVIE • • "Cnrost1an The l t0n" ( 19761 Adven1oro A hon cub bOln 1n the London Zoo 1s transp0t1ed to Afri- ca to leatn to 11ve w.th Olhe< llons 12 htS I (Ii) INTAOOUCING BIOLOGY "The Heilrt" 8:30 8 0 Cl) NEWS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE Alter ag1oe.ng 10 ba~t woth Bess IOI a weekend. Mary gets a can ltom a IOI· mer boy!rl('nd ID HAMPER MCBEE · Raw Ma~h Sol Kor•ne and Siami' Dunlop study Hamper McBl'f' ,, lenn .. ~ ~ moon~h1ner .md 1e9- enda()' hillbilly •Jtontl'ur and balladeeo (Ii) JOHN CALLAWAY INTERVIEWS Guest· Derek Bok 7:00 8 THE PRICE IS RIGHT D 11.lllBEAUTYSHOW 0 EYEWTTNESS LOS ANGELES 0 KICKS Host Jell Kutilsh G) LAWRENCE WELK "H&OPY Eastet" ED CALIFORNltl TONIGHT The locus ol this senes e•am1n1ng current Cahl0<· nra alla11s os Otck 0 Neill. trhfl newty-e1ec1ed heao or Cahtorn1a s Democratic party (Ii) AUSTIN CrTY LIMITS "Alvin Crow I Marcia Ball" (I) LATIN PAOflL.£ "Ben1am'" f efnondez' A spec.al repo;1 on the lust Hispanic ever to run lor Pre51dent ®) THAr8 HOU. YWOOO "Funny Girls" truck stop end trooktng school. the Ko1 F11h pnenomenon ·~YFEUO Just Before Eve" fll) FOOTSTlPS Love Me And leeve Me" One-year-old Ap;ll Hornbr- unner's poronts t11arn ub<X.lt now ct11t<11en reoct tocnange K£EH'8~E 1:00 Cl) AMERICA'S JUN~ Ml88 PAGEANT High schOOf seniors trom till 50 slalfll Voe IO• IGhOI· arshops end a c•own on this compet111on. live from Mot><te. Alabama 0 CHIPS Poncn·s letnl>Of bOlts ove< When 114!1 -•broadcast team taking 111 coveteoe of the CHP pttrot to QIYe 111 storfes mot• eacrtement IRI 0 MOVIE • e •• "Goino My Way" I 19441 Bing Crosby. Barry F1t1gerald A priest. assigned 10 a down-trod· don pilrtsh, works a mira- cle w1tll the parl'1! and the people (2 hrs • 30 mrn ) D ®l THE EASTER BUNNY IS COMIN' TO TOWN Fred Aslalfe n4ltrates this animated muS1ce1 whtcn e~ptains the 01og1ns of many popular Easte• lr8d•· toons (Al Ii> MOvtE • • • "Boccaccio ·10· · I 1962) SoP111a LOlen. Anita Ekberg Three SI011es 5811· rtZe sexual m()fahty 13 hrs I G) OAAL ROBERTS SPECIAL (I) MOVIE * • ··H11Chh1ker I 1974) Ctorrs Leachman Michael Or<1ndon A womiln on t P• way 10 San Francosco p1<..ks up ii h11cnh1kPr who turns out 10 tM-ci murde•er t 1 hr 30 mrn t ID ACADEMY LEADERS Tht' Numb .. rs Start With The River. T 1me PIK.(' and "Robe•• Kennedy Remembered " (Ii) ROYAL HERITAGE · The Medieval King" Members ot lhe royal lam .. ty share thetr cOltect!Olls of ilrt treasures. housed 1n castles. p alilces and churches 1:00 8 (I) CBS MOVIE • • • "Cold Turkey · I 197 1 f Dock Van Dyke, Pop. pa Stott The •esodent!. ot .i small mod-Western town are oHered a S:?!> mrlllOf'I reward 11 everyone will qull smolong tor 30 days CJ BJ AND THE BEAR 0 ®) LOVE BOAT • ••'Ii "Easier Parade" I 1948) Jody Galland, Fred Aslillre A big star turns an 7:30 8 TWO OH THE TOWN TOptCS' A YISlt 10 Grandma Pnst>rey's Bottle Village. a The Pacific P1'incess drolls under the command ol a bumbling naval olllc:er whole the captain and cr- a•e held captive on an island by a slrangti hermol (John Aston) (Al G) HEEHAW Quests John Hertford. TODAY'S LATES1 LISTINGS MoehndY • • THI DO ITYOl.f'I&' MalW4 Nof\VOl•llonal l lllOfflO ~ltOtllellwalQ of .. ,. ION' ...,., ••• OM·lltne cl\OfUI to j)tf· IOtm Handel'• Meattlh ID THE ICML.IT LITTIA At lhe 80seon maglttralee deOllt• wntt!let Hatter 11 Iii to r91M 1* Cflikl Pein. Clllllongwor1h 18 celled In to 1111\d to the •tllnO Aevwef'd Arthur °'"'"'"° .... wflo II autl«•no from a my1tert- ou1 lllnff$. (Patt 2 of 41 1:10 • NIGHT GAU.lll'V "Plcltman'1 Model" tnltlf· •t 11 r~ in 1n crtist who d•tal)981feer· tram's new chief otftcet Randall (Joey Arescol tD HEE HAW HONEYS Guest Johnny Russell ., SPEAKEASY Guests V>Ohnlll Pape John Creach. D< l ew•s 'Yal)lon. !!1 W RIVENJ Of SAND A him study ot tne Hamar, an Ethiopian lribe on which women are totally svb1u· Q!le<l 10 men W FRANKIE ANO ~ This 40th anntversary trib- ute to the h•sl Amencan ballet tnct~s an 1nterv1- W1th Ruth Page. thO orig!· nat Frantcle. and clips ol the 1938 product IOI\ 10::30 8 DICK VAN DYU The Pe1ries' aeeOOd ll<>n- eymoon t>eeomes their w 11enoo • 11l00 I= Cl) QJ) NEWS toW<E ME LAUGH • SECOND OfTY 1V MOYIE • • • The Harvey Gotts·• f 1946) Judy Garland. ~n Hodoalt The standards and men of an 1870s tOWI' a1e altered by ii group 01 IOUl\O gttts. Songs include "The Atchison. Topella And The Sante F• ·• (2 llrs) ti) THE llEHNY HIU. SHOW tt:15D A8CNEWS 11:30 8 MOVIE • • • · In This House 01 81e0e" I 19751 O<ana Rigg. Jud• Bowkef A wealthy ""ldow grves up her career JO(! '>ot1al tole wflen She v nter a BPOPdtCftnP ~onvl'r 1 (2 hrs t!> mon ) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE 0 MOVIE • • Tn., G1Jnl G11<1 Monster f 19!>91 Don Su111. 11..in Fred Granam Foltow· 1ng a -se<ies 01 une•1>1a1fle<! deaths a lown is held on a grop ot panic. wondering WllO will be 1ne noxt victim (t Pir 30 mon I 0 MOVlE • • •' • From Hete To Eternity" ( 1954) Burt Lancaster. Montgomery Clttt The calm belOle the s10tm os seen 1h1ough the eyes or love people sta- tioned at Peart Harb<>< iust t>Plore WOllO War II 12 h<S 30 min I 0 MOVIE • •, ·The Hou<.~ That Streamed t t9i 1) Liiii Palmer. John Moulder Brown An overly-strict scnoot mistress torces het adOleSCent l>Uil•IS 10 turn to lanta.sy as a me<H'IS of esupe (2 nrs I ti) AOOt<IES A . nurse's b•Olher os onvOlved With !hugs run- "'"9 a ne.ghborf!Ood P•O- tect!Oll rac1te1 • MCMI * * e * "The Ladyll""'1" I ltM) tlMic OulnH .. . ........... ,. ..... .... Old ledy .,..,. uo • bUm• ~ 09"9 °' °"* --t t ht • 30 __ , CJ) MCMI •• * * .. ~ Afllr''' (1ff1) Ingrid .. llfMl'I. Y• Montend Negllct.o .,., lier lcMr •• p.....,, led)'~ IN ltMnhON of '"°"* Men.12 "'"' (II MCMI * * • "Dully" I tHll James Cot>urn. JlllNI Maton. A tno ol brother• •••oe• a mllllon·dollal' heltt from ti-1•1'*" wtlotn tlley lltt• (2 hrl • 15 min) MOANING 12Me MOYIE * "TNI 81oody Vamplf e" ( 19631 J1lml Fernendez, Adrtas Roe4. The ev11 Count Frl!Ollen!leuMn tpreedl a wave o4 terr«. t t hr.. 30 min) 1:00 D ..acK CONCIRT • Guella: Harry Ch,pln. Roberta Flack. Bob Dubac . 8 MOVIE e * •n "The Old Fllh!Oned Wey" (19341 W C. Fleld1. Judith Allen A troopa of actors t>ecomes 11tllled II 11tud1ng the law 111 MCh town 1n wll1Ch they portorm ( t hr .. 25 min I G) MOVIE • • • "let Ho M911 Wri1e My E1>1l1Ph"' ( 19601 Shelley Wtntera, Burl lvea A hood '• son 1no wile attetnpt to l\KY!ve •"" he " ••ecuted by the mob. (2 llrS I 1:111 D ADYBnUN!M "T1rgee" 1:418 TAUtMIOUT'wmt TNJMAN MCQt8 aJ MCNlWI 2:008 MOVIE • • "Constaotone And The Cron· ( 1960) Cornet Wt~. Chrisone Kaulm"'- tn tho 4th century BC • Con11ant1ne becomes Emperor ol Gaul and defeats the Romans on his crusade for retlgooot lotef'· ence (2 hrs.) • MOVIE • ·~ "'The CurM Of The [)()II People" (19611 Elvira Ouontana. Ramon Gay. Four adventure<• are pot under a deadly curM alter w11ness1ng secret Ha1t1an tat>oo ceremonies ( t hr . 30m•n I 2".25 0 NEWS 2:300 NEWS 0 DICK VAN DYKE Stllty drags the .. n1ore pro· oucllon statt to a bowling alley whe•e she unveils a nf'w ddnGe and a new sonQ 2:'58 NEWS 2:55 0 NEWS 3:00 0 MOVIE • • • •,, "Go West. voooq Man" ( 1936) Mae West. RanOQlph Scott A movie &tar has many m1S3dven- tures on a person11 appeilrance tour 11 hr .. 30 m1n 1 • MOYIE * • "Fort Algiers" 119521 'Yvonne De C11110, Cartos Thompson. A spotlled young woman iltlempts to unmaSI< a seU-appotntlld te<ider of Aral> •ebo!ls on Atg.e<s ( t hr • 30 tn111 I 3:158 MOVIE • • • · Demetrius And The Oladra101s" 19541 Victor Matu•e. S"san Hayward 3:30tf) NEWS •:00 U MOVIE • • • DaY>d And Gollath" I 19601 Orson Welles. Edwa•d Holton. 4:300 MOYIE •'~ "Waoo" (1952) WMd 8111 Eliott. Pameta Blake. Am e ric ans Balkt at the White House Chided By ~inger ~ WASHINGTON <APl -Sounding more Uke a foreign diplomat than a s inger. Pearl Bailey says not one American • in 10 understands what is happening in the Mid· die East. "They don't know that you can stand on the bank of the Jordan River and took up into Ballet superstar Mikhail Baryshnikov and Ne w York City Ballet colleagues Patricia McBride and Heather Watts are joined by a group of young ballet students as they perform for President and Mrs . Ca rter in ''Baryshnikov at The While House," airing Sunday at 8 on channels 28 and 50. The program. taped Feb. 25 in the East Room of the executive mansion. is the fifth in a series or public television broadcasts of White House performances by distinguished. artists. THE PROG RAM OF WORKS BY choreo- graphers George Balanchine and Jerome Robbins MfM to Depart Again the mouths or Israeli NEW YORK CAP> -"'lbe Mary Tyler Moore guns ... The American -----------Hour. 11 an hour-long comedy-variety show begun includes the premiere of a Chopin waltz choreo- g r a phed b y Robbins a nd p e rformed by B a r ys hnikov a nd Mc Bride. McBride a nd Baryshnikov are joined by a group of children ranging in age from 9 to 12 for a selection from "Harlequinade." Balanchine's version of a classic ballet in the commedia detrarte tradition. Heather Watts is Baryshnikov's partner for the pas de deux from Balanchine's "Rubies." and Patricia McBride joins him for "Tarantella," also by Balanchine. HOST FOR "BARYSHNIKOV AT The White House" is Edward Villella of the New York City Ballet. Music was recorded by the U.S. Marine Band under guest conductor Gordon Boelzne r of the New York City Ballet. KCET will repeat the hour-long program Tues· people are in trouble if by CBS in mjd-season. will leave the air in May, llhheeywdoorlnd'lankdnotwry atboo duot Series Eyed and Miss Moore will begin work on a situation ;:.===================;; comedy series to premiere in the fall or 1980, the something about it." the H 0 LL YWOO D CAP > network said. day al 10 p.m. on Channel 28. 'S11pe1•trala' Gla•or Zsa Zsa Gabor and Lyle Waggoner guest- star as socialites who take part in a plush cross-country charity ball which goes awry, in "A Very Formal Heist." It's the first episode of N BC·TV's r e vised ''Supertrain," tonight al 10 on Channel 4. .. For quick results, set your sails for the Boating c lassifled ads of the Dally PllOt. 642-5671 ------. .,.. .. _...__ -·-· 61-year-old goodwill a m· -Norman Maile r 's "The Mary Tyler Moore Hour," broadcast bassador s aid at a ''Deer Park and J ohn Sundays. suffered in the ratings ill recent weeks. It Washington Press Club O'Hara's "Appointment was Miss Moore's second attempt at a series this luncheon. in Samarra" will be season. A variety hour. "Mary." was broadcast "We are 49,000 years m ade into mini series briefly in the fall to an unenthusiastic reception. behind the times. How ,...!...:ro~r__::C::..:B=S---------------------------i can we build a peace bridge if we still can't SUNDAY get all childre n into ~Wings sc hool ? The r e is a 1 .......... . nervous la ughter all over the world ; people arc listening, but they a r e n 't hearing. The America~e are so confused -they don't know whom to believe." Jane Fonda To Be Guest HOLLYWOOD <APl -Academy Award- winner Jane Fonda will be a guest on lhe Helen Reddy special on NBC. Elliott Gould wtll also be a guest on the special to be broadcast later. Miss Fonda won her second Oscar this week a s best actreas for "Coming Home." On His HeeJs_, The dazzling, airborne grace of Mikhail Baryshnikov. In perfoi- mance before Pruldent and Mrs. Cartet FdtUring choreography by George Balanchine and thewortd pmnJere of a Chopin waltz ~ choreographed by Jerome Robbins. 8.00Pll " AT ·~---TBEWHITE HOUSE' .. CllAllllELSO TlilS AD MADE l'O!>r.t8Ul 8VTiilS STATlON ANO TiiE CORJIOAATION FOtl PUBLIC BflQADCASTlf\lv • ' ~ -...... ~ .. -... ____.. ........ ._.. .... ------·-----....... ·-----.. .... , .... _ -··---· ... ,.,... .... ..... A GARDEN FUU Of LA·Z·IOYS ON SALE FOR EASTElll I"' s299 . '. \ ... ( , ' : r. Whites 5199 an._ ,...•11• . --·· ----.-. 7 ---... ------ COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by lrld A...._ FUNKY WINKERIEAN INTIR*L == "It '"ms a shame even to me that you can't get a deduction for him." SUPERHEROES SHOE MOON MULLINS PAINTING <001NG weu., M~ DOODl.E? By Bil Keane "look, Mommy! An Easter bonnet." DENNIS THE MENACE by PHkO, Tuska & Colletta DRABBLE .. DR . SMOCK NIELSEN by Ftrd & Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER Pl.EASE, A&6EY ... I CAN'TTAKE PATT'< T01ME SYMP~NY.'IN I MS THE FIRST PLACE, SME V.ON'T Lll(f IT/ ~! JN THE SECOND PLACE. 't'OO Alt£ SHE'LL EM6AUA55 ME/ A COWARD/ I PROMISE NOTTO LET HER lAICE MORE THAN FIVE STICKS m 6U68LE GUM AL0Hu,5AM/ JF l'M OONE ev THE TIME: YOU COME f"<>R PATTV ... C,000 LUCIC, MY FRIE NO/ eve, eve.' C.!rTT"---. ONLY A SHOW-OFF PUTS A NOTCH IN HIS SAT EVERY TIME HE ~ITS A HO~E RUN -~---~-~~~~~----..... . . . , .. .. . .... ------. --~ ---........ -...... • •-11""=!1fiWF .. -..-•i' .t"*• ...... _ ... _,. ... _..-.......... _,. ....... - DMYN.Of ~·· by Tom a.th* by Mell Laurius PEANUTS I NOna nw &tW NEvs STEP ON THEMSEUNe ... by Kevin Fagan by George Lemont s o e e A e>RAVE! t...l 't..-FE:t...l..A A N ' M AKE! AAO MMY .PROUP O F Y OU ... He's -r~YI N; -ro GI VE! HI M SE:l..F A eoos-reR SHO"T" .' by Jeff Millar and Jon Mcintosh by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Ooux A&DEY SAIO SHE PICKED our PATTY'S WAROR06E FOR TONl(>HT ! 1 WONDER IF TMAT•S CJOOO? 6Ul A8&EY WOULDN'T OARE 00 50METH1Nu LIKE THAT lO ME ... OR WOULD SHE? ~~t'_ll bv Tom K. Ryan TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 56 Fight UNITED Feature Syndicate 57 Wing: Anat Friday's Puzzle Solved· 58 Soldiers 1ck piece 60 Pismires ked for 63 -gland 65 Traoe talk 15 nd•ng for 66 Always or iron 67 Consumer 1 Heap 68 View 17 Arizona city 99 Dist. t8 B<eeder 70 Bronte 20 Truclung ng llerOine 21 ReliQuary 71 Sc:Ol<le r 22 Garden tOOI OOWN 23 Not 1 Suets mounted 2 Nautical 25 Add to 1erm 27 lastiest 3 Bolshevism JO -West • lmbtbtng 21 Predictors 39 Teoee. e.g. 31 -Baba 5 Unclose. 24 Small drinl( 41 Europeans 32 Exultant Poet. 26 F1tt1ng " BencMs 34 -and Cla~ 6 Taps' Ofder 27 27th pres1· 46 Soak flax 38 Closed hand 7 cake expert dent •9 GOOdness ii() Time of day 8 Craze 28 Inter -51 Sago 42 Cistern 9 Full assem-29 African city 52 West Pointer '3 Gentles bly S3 O'Artag-53 Animated 45 Malayan 10 Mineral nan's ere-54 Caller Island spring ator: 55 Clamofous 47 Portuguese 11 Supple 2 words 59 Above coin 12 Crazy as -35 Jingoist 81 St'tade 48 State: Abbr. 36 Arrow 62 Cook slowly 50 Drummers 13 Tam's l(in Poison M Trip S2 Ottioer 11 Of a king 11 Rind 85 FOOi I • You Too,~ to Be Swedes' Rule · By BlJGH A. MULLIGAN U-i.ICMN•I flS NEW YORK -ln SwMff. in lbla tM Year ol tM Cblld, the hand tMt rocks the cradle and ma ll e1 the pean ut b utlttr H ndwlche. had botler kffp her hands ao benK'lf. U mama peddles the poeltrior of Ht~ Ingmar ror ~avln.1 rool· prim ln \be smora••bord or Sf't tlna fire to the tat, he'll srream ror the coppert. If Po1fa lap the wrbll ol t h«-U Ule Match O\rl for pla~ina with matcM!I a& 10. she'll s hriek ror her law t>r hke J enny Und hilting a high note CHll.DaEN'8 LIB HAS 11rort'd a gr-eat v1rtory in the leaendary land ol the Goths and th Wend5. the Svea.rs, the Vtldngs and the Volvo. By a vote or 259·6. the R1kstng, the Swedi1:1h Parliament. has passed a law that starling July l p arents may not str1l..c their children or treat them in an} humiliating way Spanking 1s a~a1nst the law, even a whack or u slap So, too. is sending httle Br1g1 t to bt"d without supper. dusting tho rom- pers or darling Dag. cutUng off Olaf's TV rights, confining Pia to he r bedroom a nd s 1m1l ar 'Slaip Tlaat Flies' (t!a'fi:~) hu .. iliatlon.'J •«•In.st lms>e!ndirui posterity. MO• ANO OAD ~uld wind up •n ramlly court by ~ay of ttw pollc-e at•lH>n ror openln1 lilUl' Ouatav'a mail •nd At>ll1ng •n ad nnc~ Pffk al hl1 porno pubJl<:u lion• The> law prflscrlbt'!i no p rtnr penaltu.•11 for parrot~ c:iuaht red handt'd usauullmU the scnsibH1flc. of lht· new un tourhnblt• gt'neraUon. but tom 1>1 1nts will ~ htrndled by pollt l' nnd social workers with refer ral$ to r,l"mlly tt>Url Pnrents betkr k~cp .i c1v1I tOll~UC IO lhl'lr ht•ud• wh\lt• Junior 1s oul plowing up tht• petunia bed with his 10 spet•d bike and Gerlu ·ts spikmA th•• blue cheese dressing with rnuri 1uana or they'll wind up on lht: bu iness side of a subpoena or ul be t the sharp side of a &<><.'aul worker's tongue. Apparently the i.:Joomy Goths. who alread'y havt• the most permissive society and t he highest suicide rule in Europe, are willing to sacrifice the sam This new Boeing jetfoil. called .. the ship that flies" in a dvertisements in London, is to begin cross-channel service between Brighton and Dieppe. Here it gets a test run in Puget Sound. Seattle. It is expected lo make the 68-mile crossing in about 90 minutes. Minister Moonlights W riling Mysteries T ROY, Kan. <AP> -While most ministers spend their spare time writing sermons. the Rev. Charles Smith or the United Methodist Church s pends leisure moments plotting good ways for people lo die. Smith, 60, is the a uthor of murder mysteries that have sold 65,000 copies. His readers known him as Charles Merrill Smith. "BASJCALLY, l'M WRITING THE standard detective novel," • Smith said in an intervie'V in the den or his 100-year-old parsonage jn this northeast Kansas town. His last three novels have dealt with a minister in a large church organization who solves murders in his spare lime. THE HERO OF HIS SERIES is the Rev. C.P . Randollph, a former football player who likes good times and a good martini. In the most recent book, "Reverend Randollph and the Fall rrom Grace," Randollph becomes involved in a case revolving around the murders or a television evangelist's assistants. "I don't put too much sex and violence in my books, but I put some in," Smith said. "Ir you m.ake your cha racters like people in a Sunday school, nobody will believe it." ty or lhls pooratlon or parent.. lo bring sw~t.M1's and Jh1ht to 1 ruluro IM'd•lotlcal paradlst.'. a "look, Ma. no band " tomorrow or SM"fl)ftual Mldnlahl Sun In th• rumpu1 room. Aqua vll sales ahould soar. THOSE WHO DE VIREU the Plnklug bun ror lhti North Country look upon ll a11 a law thal wlll change attitudes about ''hild r1lsh1f(, ht•1g htcn vubllr ('OnH<'lOUKOCSS lo the 1nnute rl)(hl!I or lht• child, ruthcr thun Glap u l<>t of bellowlnM Archw Uunk<'r ty1>t' wlth»ummon~ Towurd this end. the Mtnl:ttry of Ju~t1re Is plannln~ a 1mhlh• r.,lutmm campaign lhut will h1 elude videotapes fol.' c·hildrl•n, 111 rormtn.i lh~m or.thtlf lt•tin l r1ghl1;. • .nd broc hurt• fo1 purents dt•tcultn& lhc·lr 11l1llH11 twni.. with r hupler hN1dt111i Ilk•· ··ca n You Hrrnu tl\l 11 •'111111 Without Slupplnu II m '"' 111111 "Or t'o11nw You Hu vl• lh•• llluht as a 1•111 (•nl lo (jt·I /\11H1 v 111111 Show It " The luttl'r 1·ha.,t1·1, h\ 1111• wny. 1i. ~till 1111 lh1• 1lt 11wh1 H board so lh<'n· 11> 111ud1 ·•111'1·111 11 lion in tht• Klrt'l'IS 111111 11h11 11 doncd woodsheds or Sl1wkhol11 1, Golcborc and Malmo 1111 '""' how far a parent cun J!O 111 :.ho" ing a nger without runnl111: 11to111 of the law. Mayhc cutl ln1: ofl ;1 kid 's legal allowunc<l or h111t mou thing him in fro11l of hi:. . / mouthpiece. Refuslnf! lo tulk to him is out. however. 1•vt•n 1f what you s ay may be held against you. T H E NEXT I NG M A K Bergman movie no doubt will b<.- a brooding courtroom drama in which 5-year-old Svc•n wi ll rat- fink on his rather for swi tching on the soccer game during the Children's Legal Air hour on the tube. while his mother was off serving S·lo·lO for humiliating little Pia by shooting her an an- g r y look du r ing Lutheran services when tiny Greta got tossed out of the choir loft. Or maybe they will re·do Augus t Strindberg ·s m oody masterpiece. "The F'ather." a~ a prime·hme s it-com with Dad no longer the mcnactnl! father figure cast a s a famous children's rights lawyer who is brought into family court as a secret spanker. a closet dis - ciplinarian. but is defended by his own lovable urchins who are all masochists and think life is iust a kick in the pants. Anyhow . Sweden's next P arent of the Year s hould autom atically win the :\obcl Peace Prize. Students Get WlkgeData At Seminar Information on allending col- lege will be provided April 22 at a free semina r i n Newport Beach. The seminar, sponsored by the J ewish Feder ation Council or Orange County, Is open to high school students in Orange Coun- ty, Riverside and Long Beach. Topics will include applicant screening. financial aid and a comparison of the university, college and junior college ex- pe riences. Additional information on the workshop, which will be held al Harbor Reform Temple. can be obtained by calling Mickey Williams at 754·1944. $58,000 Stole n LOS ANGELES tAP) -An East Los Angeles branch of Coast Federal Savings and Loan was robbed of $58,000 in what police called the largest savings institution robbery of the year in the city. 'Effective Selling' Studied A specialist in s ales te c hniqu es a nd personality development will lead a seminar on "Effective Selling " a l Saddleback College on April28. UPTO 40% OFF ' I n s truc tor Da v id Graham ls a aales and marketing e xe cutive repreaentia1 Ge nera l Eleetrie to tbe mm and television lndualriea. Tbe aeminar besins at 1:• a.m. ln room 202 of tM Plne Arla Complex. It MIDI until 4:30 p.m. The l30 fee lncludes lunch. For further lnforma· Uoa. llbollt lll·'lSll or ..-.0,eat.2111. O.ILY PH.Dr Cl.ASSIPllD ADS .... ..,. IOO ...,,.,.. C...... DwtM #lot ....,.,..leedl (114) ... 7JOJ ,. ... \ ' J m,.e•c. ..... a...r11 .... , DEAR PAT : A reeem eoluma bad a letter rrom aa A VS ,.aar •llo told about various "cent.a..tf" eoupon donation Aourceti to help hoapitala and thelr patlt nll. Does th.is mean any coupon you m••hl r llp from a "ewapaper or m11ai•M. llUC'h Ill "Sav<' 2$ «nls" on a certain brand ot ron(~·· I'm on avid t-OUPon clipper and ncv\lr UM' nll of lhrm, but I wunt to mukc sure I hetvt• tlw rtt(ht kltu1 or coupons ln mind t>erore l 1wnd lhNll o(f Ahto, do you know or any organiza. lion l11 l'iouttw1 n (.'1t11rornh1 which could use them ., A M • l luntml(ton Beach TIN' IJP" t•I ~"'°"" YM de1erllN' a~ Ute ooes rtq••.W by t harltahlt' l l'OUPI for Ulb reclf-mp. Uct11. N••s>aprr and ma1a1hw rouPOns. plus chose l•tll-.dH ••n or haidd" product pac:h l(.-s, can be d••,.•&M. 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Malu- voYt tf'por1 h • artv Hf•t'l•I ,... .. ._,ti y "'''"" 8lrtl• II•~ Morf" 11NI• , • .,..,,.,.,.. l >IQ/\IC 1'/\'I' ('1111 1111l11l1111111l u 1111 l'l1r 1h•tJ by p••l11 olh1•1 l h1111 l11rtl1•11 ' l'ct 1111111 l1k1• Ill tlrtd out If •l Ill lll'l'IH'lll Ill r11od 11 I. W N1•w11111 I Bt•u1•h , NATION I AT YOUR SERVICE Dop, CIU a .. Wnb .... ~-M 181r1•1Ua u rrten. Food carrten lllChlde nw ...._ ••*>'· e11a aad otlter dalry prodltc&a. ,,_. ....... procladl cu be lite IMrte el a ...._ c8Qed Cloa&rtdham perfrlll•ens. It Mvelopa wllea lerse 1mou&a ot rood are left to l&ud r ....... perio61 el Ume a& '90m tempera&att. KIUea s,,.. 8eJ1•H'•••ll•• DEAR PAT: My daughter and I bou1bt a kit· ten for my parents at the Laguna Beach sbelter on Dec. 3. 1977. Wc_paid a S20 sr aying deposit to the Soc iety ror the P revention o Cruelty to Ani mals and S8 ror the kitten. This deposit was to have been returned upon proor or s paying, which was done Feb. 2, 1978. 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ALL nt£ 7.z VCLA graduate did was bit 12 or 19 shots from the floor and eight or ei_gbt Crom the free throw line for a game·high 32 points . In addi· lion. he grabbed 12 rebounds. passed off ror ·three assists and blocked two shots. Ordinary. you s ay. for a man or his ability? Well. maybe. under normal condjlions. But when you add in the fact that Kareem played almost the last two qaurters of the game with five routs. his performance changes from ordinary to excep· lion al. . Kareem drew his fifth foul at 10:24 or the third period and normally. coach J erry West would have benched rus superstar at that juncture. But. as West explains. these are the playoffs and there are no tomorrows. "I KNEW IT WAS a huge gamble." admitted West. "but this is the time of the year where you ha\'(~ lo play your best players." As it turned out. West's roll of the dice pro- duced a seven. Trailing 52·51 a t the time. Kareem led a charge which saw the Lake rs outscore the Nug. gets, 12·2. and turn the deficit inlo a 63·54 advan· tag('. "Your intelligent players won 't make mis · takes." says West. "That's why I left Kareem in the game." maintain their lead by virtue of the outlide shot. the Nugget.a came inside for lhein with one layup after another. What resulted was a Oelwer come· back which saw the lead cul to 98-94 with 7:28 re· maining in lbe game. BVT AGAIN, Kareem wouldn't let bia team· mates falter. Nursing his foul situation for as long as he could, Kareem decided to asaume command and proceeded to score 12 ol bis team's .ext 22 Points. Don Ford then capped the onslaught with a three-point pJay at 1 :35 to run the score to llJ..105 and the Lakers walked home the rest of the way. Team owner Jack Kent Cqoke, the man who gave Kareem a guaranteed lifetime contract. had nothing but praise for his center. "(was delighted we won," he said. "but I was especially proud of the way K,reem played with rive fouls. Thal was an exercise performed with a tremendous amount of s kill." SEA'M'LE COACH Len Wilkens, who was scouting the two teams for his upcoming semifinal playoff with the winner , defended Kareem and the type of publicity he 's had t.O endure during the season. "He's just one guy and you can't win with one guy." analyzed the colorful SuperSonic coach. ''It's five people meshing together, that's what it takes to win." The Lakers certainly meshed as a unit Friday. Jamaal Wilkes added 26 points and 13 rebounds. Adrian Oantley came off the bench to chip in 25, including 14 straight for the Lakers between the first and second quarters. Norm Nixon had 15 and 16 assists, and Ford threw in nine besides un· dertaking the task of guarding Denver's Dan lssel while Kareem was assigned the less·productive Tom Boswell. I SO. NOW fTS BACK to Denver and game three of the series. and the Lakers should have L their work cut out for them as they have yet to win in eight tries to McN1chols Arena. KAREEM ABDUL-JABBAR FIGHTS DAN ISSEL (44) FOR LOOSE BALL. Of course. leaving Kareem in the game bad its disadvantages also While the Lakers tried to ··we·re JUSt going to ha ve to play as hard as we can.·· West says. Rudi, Angels Punish Hapless A's, IO· l Sewell ~i OAKLAND (AP> J oe Hud1 hit a ome run and a double. t wo of a lifomia's six extra·base hats. and dded a single as the Angels trounced e Oakland A's 10-1 Friday mgbt. Right-ha nder Don Aase earned his • _rst victory of the season with a six· lh1tte r. and the Angels won for the fifth added two unearned runs in the third. The Angels took a 9·0 lead with five runs in the rifth when Rudi. Rance Mulliruks and Downing all hit their first homers or the season. Mulliniks led orr with a drive into the right field stands. Bobby Grich walked and scored on Carney Lansford's triple, and after two batters were retired. Rudi hit a two-run homertoleft. secuti ve singles by Wayne Gross. BAYLOR'S SINGLE openmg the Dwayne Murphy and Mickey Klutts second. extended his hitting streak to seven games. He also singled in the Joins Surf On the Turf time in their last six games. THE ANGELS m ade three double ninth. scoring Lansford from second. plays in the I.isl three innings. with third baseman Lansford starting two of Rudi had an outstanding fielding play them . to go with his big hitting night. The lert Lansford matched Rudi 's hit total fielder made a sboe·string catch on a with three. starling with a double in the line drive hit by Joe Wallis in the sixth. third . The double sent Grich. who Aase faced only 20 batters over the first By ERNIE CASTILLO Ot .... o.lly ...... 51Aff • CALIFORNIA SCORED twice m the second inning off John Johnson. 0·2. whe n Don Baylor led off with a single. •• Rudi belled a run.scoring double to reachedfirstonanerror. tothirdbase. s ix innings, walking Klutts in the DOWNING WAS the first batter to After Johnson struck out Rod Carew. second and allowing a single by Klutts It has been four years since John Sewell. as they might say in his native England, "laced on the boots." But after beating the bushes Friday in search of retreads for tonight's strike· threate ned soccer game at Anaheim Stadium. the 41 -year· old coach decided to hit the turf face reliever Alan Wirth and homered Grich scored from third on a wiJd pitch 10 the fifth. • right·center fi eld and Brian Downing delivered an RBl·single to right They down the left field line . and Lansford scored on the same play The Angels look a team batting The A's had only one hit before the came home when catcher Jeff Newman <1verage of 300 into the game .and im· seventh, when they scored on con· overthrew third base. proved that with 12 hits. Stonny Masters t " Sneed Can Win --Just Ask Him t AUGUSTA . Ga. <AP> His ·Ii v e ·under · par round was threatened by rain and storm. \Once appeared it would be wiped 'out entirely and finally was tied. P.?.ut Ed Sneed was full of con· ~idence and looking ahead to the rfinal two rounds of I he 43rd Masters golf tournament. "I've been te lling myself for a ?.'ear and a ha lf that my hest golf is ahead of me," said the 32· 'year-old Sneed, winner of only hree titles in 11 years on the pro tour "I FEEL like I should be win· ing golf tournaments. 1 feel Uke can win golf tournaments. I eel like I have the game to win olf tournaments. "I've just got to make it hap· n." He took a big s tep toward his irst major crown Friday, with a ive-under-par 67 that put him in · lie with Craig Stadler for the ead in the r ain -de layed, ornado~threatened and even· ually uncomplete d second round. * * * foown on Self, fSays Nicklaus r AUGUSTA, Ga. <AP> -Jack Nicklaus, lodged in one of the worst slumps or his career, is ~ncerned -not with his golf, ~bul with bis thinking. "I got rocks up h e r e 90melimes," NickJaos said, poinlinl to his head after firing rain-delayed 71 in Friday's aecond round of the Masters 1Toumameat. .. The miltakes I made wert? eilatakee you shouldn't make," lte aakl. "They were mistakes wltb the putter and pulling mls· ket are in your head. "I was really down on yself:• Tbe man acclaimed as the ' 1natelt lholmaker In the game may have aolved bis PfOblem , tboulb. OD bis l•t Shot of the •a1 -a dowabill, 35·40·foot putt lbat 1a'f9 lltm a blrd1e on the -... .,.. and left blm with a Jt.bole total of 140. • Sneed a nd Stadler were lied at 135. nine under par. THE CHUNKY Stadler shot a 66 in a steady drizzling ram. finishing just before· darkness halted play and str a nded 12 players on the sodd en golf course. They marked their positions on the soggy course and were scheduled to resume play this morning at 8:30 a .m . EST. The third round will be played as originally scheduled beginning about 11 :30 a.m. Sneed. who hasn't m ade a bogey in the tourname nt, com· pleted his round a few moments before 3 tornado warning went into effect and play was delayed for two hours by a violent thun· derstorm. AT TIIAT POINT, only 24 of the international field of 72 had completed play and there was som e considerable doubt that the round could be completed. And there was a probability that could the round not be com· pleted -Sneed's effort would be wiped from the boards. Tornadoes were s potted in sur· rounding counties. The storm. raging out or rugbt-dark s ky in midafternoon, swept the course of nervous spectators and lashed the hilly layout with torrential rain, gusty winds and dancing lightning. As the storm eventually abat· ed. the tornado wa rning was lowered to a watch and play re· s umed. But Sneed had lo wait and wonder for hours -until the last group on the sodden course had gone through nine holes - whether b1s round would stand. AND WIBLE he was waiting, be could watch the steady pro· gress of the 5·10, 210-pound Standler as be climbed into a tie with a two-putt blrcHe on the par- five 15th aa a drl11llng ra1n con· tinued. Sneed and Stadler shared a three-soot lead over Ray Floyd and Leonard Thompeon, tied at 131. Floyd, the 1978 champion here and a winner last week in <See SNEED: Pa1e 82) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.,;___~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lb the Surf. was as much a matter of essity as it was leadership prompted Sewell to come out of retirement and suit up for the first time s ince 1975, the year he was named NASL Coach or the Year . • HIS STAND quickly cleared up most or the uncertainty sur· roundin~ tonight's 7 :30 game against the Los Angeles Aztecs. And just as s urely as the two teams will play, Sewell could do more to end the day·old walkout than all the mud management and union officials could s ling at each other in a year. The speed of court battles and red tape duly noted. 1t would be at least that long before the NASL owne rs and the NASL Players Association. the un- re<'ognized union. could settle their differences. In the mean· tame. the status of the foreign player 1s in immediate danger . Under temporary work visas, they could be s ubject to deporta· lion for crossing a picket line. "John's on the same type or visa as the foreign players." a club spokesman said late Friday night. "He runs the same risk from crossing the picket lines as they do. "He surely didn't have to.·• P ERHAPS I NSPIRED by Sewell's move. the Surf will be at n early full s trength for to nig ht's Freeway Series . Including four players who will be suiting up for the first time, the Surf will have 15 players on the roster. four more than the minimum. ..... ,...... Still, you'll need a program to recognize them and the one on sale torught is liable to be a bit <See COACH, Page 83) CO-LEADER ED SNEED URGES A BIRDIE PUTT INTO THE HOLE AT MASTERS. • Braves B11ry Hatchet in LA LOS ANGELES tAP) -Gary Mal· thews· sacrifice Oy provided the decisive run ill the fifth lnrung and rcHever Gene Garber made it s tand up as the Allanta · Braves Mged the Los Angeles Dodgers 2· l Friday night. Garber relieved rookie Rick Mat ula. l·l . wbo emerged with his first major league victory. The Braves hammered 11 hits off three Los Angeles pitchers. eight of them agalnst loser Doua Rau, O·t. Dale Murphy single d home J erry Royster with the first Atlanta run lo the first inning. In the filth, the Braves filled the bases on sin gles by Matula and Royster and a hit batsman. Matthews then hit a line drive lo left, scoring Matul for a 2·0 lead. • , The Dodgers got their only run in the bottom of the fifth on a single by Ri ck Monday and a two-out double by pitcher Rick Sutclifle. Matula worked into the seventh inrung, giving up seven of the Dodgers' eight hits while striking out six. He did not walk a batter. Garber, who saved 22 games last year for Atlanta, entered with one out in the seventh and allowed the Dodgers only one hit in recording his first save of the season. lo the Braves• first . after Murphy singled home Royster, Rau got Barry Bon· r~ll lo leave two runners on base. The Dodgers threatened in tbe bottom of the first when Gary Thomasson and Steve Garvey singled alter two were out. But Matula got Ron Cey to ground into a force play. Bruce Benedict singled to lead off lbe Braves second but be was thrown out stealing. Pepe rrlas followed with a linale and Matula sacrificed. Rau tben 1ot Royster to line to shortstop for the thlrd · out. · In AtJanta's fifth, alter Matthews' scor· Ing Oy ball, Rau walked Jeff BUITOUlba to fill the bales once more. Sutcliffe took over and got Murphy to ground lato a force play and leave the bases loaded. Atlanta ftlled the bases ... ID tbe el1bth .,alnlt Jerry Reuu, lbe tldrd Loi Aa1elee ~tcber. Murpby ........ wn a slqle arid Bonnell Hcrtftc.ct. 8-dlot waJked and Frias linlled to ft1l 0. .,..., but Reuaa struck out Garber and lto1ltef grounded oul. ,.. ... _.... ....... ,._ .... ____ -..... ...... ..... ---. ----· . -... '-........._. .. __ ~----------.... ---..... ..-. . . ... ___ _ . . .. . . '" "' . . ... ... ... -DAIL V 'LOT Bueb&ll at 81 a Seat: Red SO Forced Into It FN•APl>tlpaklaet 80ITON Fenway Partt'• 7 • .00 bttoacher II MN wtU be reduced in priet' by S1 for •ix ••mN 1tart111 Saturd1Y undf'r 1n, •1rttme nt tha t ,.nau .. the Bolton Red Sol fOt' an lrnproper.$1 ticket pritt kt~ at an unaJM"'(lfted numbfor of 197'8 games. S&ele Attoraey Ge H r&I f'rancls X. 8t'llot U alao an noun• Friday that the Amt rkan ~ague tu m w111 donalt1 PfOH .. from aaJe or l0.000 ~rv~ bleacher t'IHi, worth 18 •~. to charity. In an out-of toort 1tlllerMnt. the Red Sox efferllvt-ly •Creed with O.UoUl'I all~•lioo that lhe tum occa~ionully vlolated ill 1lah>d lt'lt ticket policy. hi.klna unre erved S2 blHcbtt IM'lll to 1.1 L t )·t1r, tbe tea m tried u poltcy of r11s&nfit unr .. i.crved blcacht>r prkl' b)' ll, m•lnftl thtm rcterved. when all Olb~r reserv~ tea.ti a t the ba ll pa_ric ""'re sold In advunct: The aim WU to lt'l rans buy l'f~rved bll'acher seuts before the day or the J;Utne Tr ad1tlona lly, bleachen. .it Ft'nwny Park ha\°e bt'tn IOld on a f1n t·com\', f1ri.l 1>l:rVl0d bash1. But ~'Spondln1 to fan romplainl.$ and report~ in T he Botton Gk>be , Bellotu' orfl ct concluded th11t t ht! Red Sox sometimes hiked bleacher pric('S even wht>n somu rcaervcd seals had not been sold Rack Gross. -.n u1>s1stunl attorney general in lh t• Consumer Protection Division. said his Investigation didn't tum up evidence that showed tht· team ''wiHrully or lnte n· tlona lly" violated ticket poht'Y /\ ticket office mix·up wa~ possible. he said. ..-------4~Yllll_N~e ef ffw ···--------. BDddy Eb8eo, a resident or Ba lboa Island and c1.r· re nt star of the Barna by Jones television series, on his collegiate days in Florida : "It was a small school a nd we didn't have e nough boys to fill out the football team." Ebsen recalled. "We brought in some of the big· ger girls to fill o ut the team. We didn't win any games but we really had great road trips." •-•en Still IJalteatea; ...... Le.e Al Oliver's seventh·inning double play ground er II sna pped a .C-4 lie and Jim K.ena and Sparky Lyle provided solid relief Friday night to propel the un· · beaten Texas Rangers to a 5·4 victory over the Detroit Tigers ... Jim Clancy tossed a two-hitter a nd Roy Howell belted his firs t hom e run of the season as Toronto de- feated the Kansas City Royals 4· 1 ... Roy Smalley and Ke o Landreaux hit two-run homers as the Minnesota Twins de· rcate d the Seattle Mariners. 8·2 ... Ba ltimore pitche r Don Stanhouse's con· t r oversial balk t ri ggered a five-ru n seventh inning that he lped t he Milwaukee Bre wers beat the Orioles, 9·3 ... Chet Lemon drove in three runs.with a homer a nd a double as the Chicago White Sox clobbered the N<'w York Yankct•s, 12·2 . . Jack Clark bclt<'d a threc>-run homer and BUI Madlock also knocked in three runs. powering the San Francisco Giants lo an 8-7 victory over the 0t.1vu Houston Astros .. Dan Driessen's two· run double keyt'<I a three-run first inning as the Cincinnati Reds s poiled the San Diego Padre's home opener. 4·2 . . John Milner 's second two-run homer of the gave game broke a seventh-inning l ie and lifted the Pittsburgh Pira tes to a 7·6 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. &flt88.•etrr R~l•fl R~rerd f'alb Villanova a nd Geor getown universities set new • collegiate and American 6.000·metcr relay records Friday night in the 13th annual Do~'<'ood Relays at the University of Tennessee Villanova clocked 15:05.69 to win. but has three for<'1gn athletes and was ineligi· b le for the American record. Gt'Orgelown, which claimed th<1t re al. was timed an 15 07 .20 T he White House is expected to a nnounce a decision next Wl'<'k on the Lake Placid Olympic Organizing Committee's request for more fed eral money lo stage the 1980 Winter Oly m pics ... Former Wisconsion stan· dout Lee Kemp scored a key victory Friday at the na· tional AAU freestyle wrestling championships in Ames, Iowa, but defe nding cha mp Tim Cysewski suffered a maJor setback a t the hands of a J apanese wrestler and is on the verge of be· ing eliminated . . . Leaders of some 40 service unions whose m embers work at Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh have thrown t.heir moral support behind the National League baseball umpires' work stoppage ... Univers ity of Massachusetts basketball star Mark Haymore was released on $1,000 bail after bein~ arraigned on a bad check charge in Amherst ... Eloque nt outdueled Terlingu a in the stretch to win the $42,800 Starle t Stakes by a nose at Hollywood Park Friday . . . A SS million lawsuit has been filed on beha lf of jocke y Karia Y•rosll, who was seriously injured in a fall at Pimlico Race Course three years ago ... Andrea Bore lla, a n 18-year-old Italian. won a bar rage with West Geunany's Mathias Gey to capture the gold medal in the me n's foll a t lhe Junior World Fencing Champions hip at South Bend ... Clltea Tze.MJag of Taiwa n fi red a one·under -par 71 to take the lead in the Korean Open al Seoul. DALE PULOE WILL PILOT WAR E~OLE AT TH! OCIA FUNNY CAR SPECTACULAR TONIOHT. 20,000 FANS ARE EXP!CTEO. Top Flinny Cai.-Field at OCIR /\ stur stv<ldl'<l fll'ld uf &1 111 th(' n a l Ion '" Io 1> runny <' 111 driver& und tht•ir 111udmw~ will con n·r~~ on Ormll(l' ('ouuty In ll'rnollonol Ruct•wny lo nllo(ht foi lht• bhU(eMt n 11•1• nr tlw l'tll'I" !ll'UtHm with 11 c•rowcl of 111rnw.t 20,000 C'Xll\'C'h'cl by trilC'k Prf'hl dent Hiii >mwr. /\II of tlw to11 nu 11w 11 r1 1101 tlw cl ro.C rul'ln1t1 world uf runny t'IH"• will lw thl·rl' l11c·ludl11K H11 y111111ul Hcudh.• und llw Uhw Mux from Dullu:o1. TeJ< . 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"LAST VEAR Wl' were rained out the rirst weekend of this race a nd su it had a big c rowd the next Saturday n ight in No - ve mbe r they shut down the freeway on me but we h ave things worked out this time so lh<1l won't happen again." SNEED CONFIDENT • • • West German, American Swimmers Vie The two crowds last year were the biggest in the history of tht! traC'k arcordi n~ to Doner. Greensboro. cut out a ~a nd the ha rd·hilting Thompson capped off a round of 70 wilh <1 birdie from the µine woodl> on the final hole Thompson had to play a low hook under a n<I around tree~ and watc hcct it run to withm three fct•t or the c·up for the birdie that put him in strong contention TOM WATS ON, the pre · tournament favor ite. shot a ii and was lied at l39 with Joe In· ma n at 139, four s hots back. In· man also had a 71. .. After sitting around in the locker room for an ho ur and a half. I JUSl c·ou ldn 'l get my motor s tarted again:· said Walson. who dumped one shot in the water and played the last five holes two over pa r. Jack Nicklaus. teclerin~ on the brink of collapse, righted hims elf with a strong finish and remained in a challenging posi· lion for has sixth Masters title and 161 h m aJOr pro fessional championship. THE M/\N generally regarded as the finest player the game has seen appeared to be return· in g to t he s lump t hat h as plagued him a ll year when he played the front side in a fat 39. But he brought it back in 32. in· eluding a 40-fool. downhill birdie pull on the last hole. for a 71 that put him at 140. "Seventy.one isn"t a great round ." he said. "but CJt lc·as t 1t won't hurt me too much ·· He was til.'CI with rookit' pro Lindy Miller, forme r lJ S Op<•n cha mp Lou Graham and Spain'!> young Severlano Ballesteros Ba llesleros scon•d 11 n <'unh· three and J)laycd the par-riw holes rour under on tlw wuy to u 68 M1lll0r l>hot t:7 bdorl· thl· storm ::.truch <.Jntl Graham h:.id a 71. LANN\' WADKINS, the onl) t wo·t 1mt> wanm·r on lhl' pro tour this year . wa:-. f;!J 142 l>cfl1nd1ng l'hamp1on (;ar~ f'la~l'r, unt· ol lhe last to f1n1~h hdon• darkncs:-. hailed pla) for tht· du). w;i s 72-l.t3. Bruce Lit•ttlo.t•. tht· first niund leader with a li7. blew to a 75 thal lert h im at 14 2 llub<·rr Green s hot 69 113. l S Open c ha mpion 1\nd~ orth 72 Ht. Lee Trevino 71 11 t. ll<1le Irwin 70-142 and Arnold Palm<>r 72-146 Ben Crens haw ~truggl<•d to an RO. includin~ an e igh t on the 10th hole a nd appeared t:erla1n· of missing the cut for the final 31; holes WbC'O the flt?ld I!'. trimmed to the low 14 sC'ore r-. The cut will hC' made afll·r the ~t·cond round 1s completed I h1~ morn mg. Of the dozen pl<.1ycr~ ll'ft on t hl' l'OUrM', onl.v I ~ y t•:Jr olcJ Mtlll•r R<.1rbl'r h<id :i thance ol moving among lhl1 leaders. The• pa unchy Barber. wearing his dark g lasses d espite lht· skies that ranged from leaden· g ray lo dismal dark. was seven under par for the day when he had to quit after making eagle three on the 15th hole . Ill• hud nine "threes" on his card w1lh three holes left to go In a meet that will ~howcase many of the Olympic· hopefuls from both count ries. the U S na tion a l swim team and the Wec;t (;f'rm un nat ional !'.\\1m team will compE'te 10 ::i two-da~ met'.'t nc•xt we('kend a t the Ht-lmont Plaw pool an Lon~ He::ich The meet. sponl>orcd by th1 • Reach Swim Club. wall fcJtun• th<' top 28 m en and \\Omen from both countries The l! S m d1\'idual entne~ will be :-.tdectl·d next "'eek Compeltllon wall tx>gm Jl 2 p m April 21 and 22 "'1th CBS -.t·ht•duled to tell•v1sc the t'\'t:'Ol The Rl'aeh Swim Club 1s al~o in lhe process of boos ting its pr11 g ram an the Orcinge Coast art-u John Eliot. a ~ut·ce:-.!>ful agt- group l'Oach for 12 ) t-ar~. ha-. been added to lhl· coaching starr that will conduct a stroke cltn1t• twgannJOJ.? Apn l l:l al Nt-"'porl 11.irbor lhgh Tht· clinic, which run-. throuJ,!h ~l ay 18. has limited n :g1strat1on. the fee or which ·~ S40 pe r s wim mer Swimmers HJ.!l'S 7 through IO wtll work out Mund:iy. Tue:-. d~1y and Thursday from 4 p.m. to ,1 4 5 . fo II owl' d by a n hour workout for sw1mmerl> 11 and older. For information. ca ll 556-3188 between 6 p.m. and 6 .30 or 642-6768 bet\\een 6.45 a nd 7 15. ;\1ond ay through Friday. Baseball Standings AME RICAN LEAGUE ~ATIONAL LEAGUE Wesl Divl~ion West Divis ion Adm1ss1on I!> SIO for adulls and S4 ror children through 12 year~ or a~e Gates open at 11 tod<1y with qualifying runs in the aft ernoon. T he firs t round of funny c<1 r compet1t1on is st•t for 7 o'clock with Corrt'll 's j ump set to take plare JUSt prior to the fi nal round at approxi m ately 11 SJturday n1ghl Ne hemiah, Tully In J e nner' Meet SAN J OSI:: I A p l -Indoor hurdle record· holde r Renaldo Nehemiah. distance star Henry Rono and pole vaulter Mike Tul- ly hi ghlight tht' <•ntr1e!> 1n t oda~ ·!> f1r~l Hrucc J e nner Classic track meet. The met·t. formerly called the S<1n J~l' Rt•lavs will be held at San .Jo:-.(• C1t.y College, with form t-r dt•l·athalon cha m pion J e nnl·r :.t·heduled to pres ide ovn a w<•alth of invitationa l. Junior college and high school l'\"l•nli. .. This as m y way of thanking people in thl' Bay area." said J enner . who trained al the city col lege before w i nning the Olympic gold medal in 1976. ··t am honored Lhut this particular m eet has been changed to my name.'" JOHNSON & SOM SALESMAN OFTHIMOMTH W L P el. GB W L Pel. GB 5 0 1.000 San Francisco 6 2 .750 5 2 714 Houston 5 2 .714 1:: Magnolia Led By Lundstrom Master Twister Texas Minnesota Ka ns as City Angels St•utllc Chlcal(o Oakland 4 2 .667 11 ~ Cincinnati 4 4 .500 2 5 3 .625 11 • Dodgers 4 s .444 212 5 ·I .556 2 Atlanta 3 5 .375 3 HA'ITlESBURG. Miss. ( APl David Lundstrom shot a two· under-pa r 68 Friday in the second round or the Magnolia Classic to maintain a one-stroke lead in the PGA second-tour e\'ent. The former assistant pro from the Mlaslssippl coast. and now a resident of Hous ton, has a two- day total of 133, seven under par . Wre n Lum. who fired t he tournament's low round of 64 Friday, and Jim Chancey were a s hot back at 13". A group of foor pla1ers were lied al 135 -Bob Mann. Bob Lunn. Bill Calfee. a nd Ed Fiori. The field was reduced lo the low 50 and ties after Friday's round, with the cut coming at one-over-par 141. The remaining 58 players will play the rinal 36 boles Saturday and Sunday, as the chue for the '8,000 top prize contlnuee. Lundltrom, who led by a shot after Thursday's opening 65, WH plea1ed With hla 88 the second day but tbou1ht that lt abould have been better. "I hit &be ball aood and I'm playlna trell. Tben Wft IDAO)' hol• ~ . daJ .... I bad blrdle puUI la tlle JO.loot r_..1• that l Just dlda't lilt well," be ••id. 2 ·I .333 :1•" San Diego 2 6 .250 4 I 7 .125 51 •• Easl Divis ion East Dlvl11lon Montreal 4 I .800 Milwaukee 4 2 .6(i7 New York 3 2 .600 I lloslon 3 2 .600 1 :! St. Louis 3 2 .600 I Press Frightened PET£A "THE GREEK" PELE USES AUGUSTA, Ga. <AP> -For some 68 minutes. the birdie binge of Ed Sneed became im· material to a couple or hundred newsme n jammed Into the press interview room or the Masters Golt Tournament Friday . The pressing c once rn was : Will the tornado strike ? A crude ly printed s ign was posted on the near by leader board : "Tornado watch in ef· feet." Many of the writers. the TV pictures or the devastation of Wi chita Falls. Texas, a nd sur· rounding area.s two <Jays ago fresh In their minds. quit taking notes and began looking a p· prebens ive ly at the da rkening sky. A Masters committeeman in a 1reen coat came Jn, scratched out the word "watch" on the tornado sign and in red pencil wrote "warnlnc." This meant that a twiste r had been sighted in the •rea and a strike waa possible. Nervous whispe rs swept &brou1h the crowded lounge. part of a frall·looking steel quooaet but wblcb houses tbe presa f1cUJties. .. . .. There W08 a rt uah or llAJhtnlnJ( Toronto 3 :1 .500 Pittsburgh 3 4 .429 2 USED c ... outside. /\ lh~hl drlr.r.lo hc({un. Bu Ill more 3 '' .429 I '~ Philadelphia 2 3 .400 2 Ill The \\'rite,,rs l"-!l(Ull ta lklnic uboul Nt·w Yor k 3 <1 .429 I ':• Chicago o 3 .000 3 SPECI •LS the bclll llllfcly m"ogurcs. Detroit I 3 .250 2 ,,.._,.,Seer" Ill Cleveland I S .167 3 •11•nt• '· o.teen 1 "ll would be best to s tay close ,.,.._,.,,<.,.. ~:~W:~.:.·;:.;.~.;,", '71 ZEPHYR COUPE lo the wall und lie down." said ~~~~~j~~o!~ J s.tn Frtnclsco •."-ton• Gleaming silver with red J oe McGurr. sports editor of the roron10•.K•nw1Clly1t~•·•nnlnQl,r•1nl OnlYQMneSK=•C.-velour interior. automatic. Kan1a 11 City St i r .. who hails Mt1w.uu••,B••11mor•J •11.,,•••MMll•ro.11 .c o-..n 1we1e11 •~•.n air cond1t1oning and a luo~,'OetrOI" C IR R 11 0 I from one of the nation's tornado M•n-••. s .. 111e, 1c:,,:::,~~.~0N1 • •11•t •1 · 1 •• Mon••••• thrifty 6 cylinder engine. bells, f ... 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Ho~Ha~ln~&.~uis.ac~ !•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 567~~ ing chairman or the Masters Tournament, ente red the press lounge and made an announce· menl over the loud speaker. ··signs have been posted around lhe c ourse a dvis ing players and spectators on what is going on." he said . "We have advised them that t hey can lie down In the fair way or seek shelter . "You fello ws muy want to give It aome thought." • Ort1lll!I' ( 1111111~ ·, olcJt',I 1.inrnln· \lcrcur~ l>r11h•r'\hip JCHNSCN & SCN . 1 IH. FAMILY 1.1'\C'(H. -~1 t:RC l R\' ~TOR•: 2626 Harbor Bh d. ('o,h1 ~te,a 540-!i6JO ..... ' .. . '79MOMAICH SIDAM•HIA Tan with ten intenor. tttt steering wheel, orula• control. power wlndowa. p o wer steer ing. air cond1tlonlng. AM/FM a tereo 8 tr1ok tape. (988WCRl '6695 ... 4 ...... " _., ... _ ........ -........... ......-·• ... 1:oday's. T~ 81 80WA&D L. RANDY .......... __.-- Fotlowlng .re the mejOr tPQrtt .,,_.on t•vlslon tO<Mv Ratlft9S are: ' ., / I excellent; ' ' I worth watching; ' / fair; .f forget It. 11:11 a.m., ChanMI 4 ./ ./ aASeaAL~: PhllllH VI. Mets. A....-cen: Chari I• Jones end W.S Parker. The Phllllff, wlttt the Mclitlon of Ppt9 ftose, hope to go farther lhan the NatlONI L....-pteYoffs this Um• around aner w•nnl"'<I three strelght Entern OMslon tltlts. Tl'lt Mets finished with tl'I worst record 1n the Netlonel LtlOut last s.a~on but h.lve adMd Rlchi. Hebner to tM att.ck. (I 1 p.m., Channet 2 ./ ./ ./ ./ GOLi': The Masters AMounun: Vin SCully, Pat Summtr•ll. J~ck Whitiker. Ed Sneed Mtd Cralo Stldler art tied for tht 1ud afler Friday's abbreviated round, and IOCS.~'s .ctlon will bt of the third round. Tl'lund&rshowers •nd a lorn.00 warning cul short Frlc:kty •s play. OTHER TV 9.JOa.m. t22) -AMERICAN ANGLER. 10 a.m . (27) -STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS A flr:.t round game In the Stanley Cui> playoffs. 11 a.m. (4) BASEBALL WARMUP. (9) -TENNIS Il le Nastase meets Peter Flemtno In the WCT Challen()e Cup tlnal, taped a t Montego Bay, Jamaica. Cliff Drysdale and Vic Braden report. 11 :JO a.m. m -OUTDOORS WITH J ULIUS BOROS The wildlife and flora of Ea:.t Africa's Mount Kenya are seen tn lh1s film safari to the continent. (13) -SPORTS AFIELD Grits Gresham reports on a wild horse roundup and Jerry Chiappetta v1s1ts a man who writes music ab<>Yt endangered species. Noon <Sl AIAW SWIMMING ANO DIVING CHAM· PIONSHIPS The AIAW meet, taped at Pittsburgh. 1 p.m.122> -PRO SOCCER. 3:30 p.m. (7) P RO BOWLING -The Midas Golden Challenge, Taped at Palatine, Ill. 4 p.m. (91 -WOMEN'S TENN IS -Semifinal play in the Family Circle Cup, taped at Hiiton Head Island, SC. Bud Coll ins and Billie Jean King report. 5 p.m. (7) -WI DE WORLD OF SPORTS -Mike Rossman risks his WBA light-heavyweight crown agains t Victor Galindez, the man he won it lrom. in a scheduled 15· round bout, taped at New Orleans. 128> -PRO SOCCER. 7 p.m. 152) -HORSE RACING -Today at Hollywood Park. RADIO Baseball -Angels at Oakland, 1 :25 p.m., KMPC !710>, Atlanta at Dodgers, 6:55 p.m., KABC (790). Soccer -Aztecs at the Surf, 7: 30 p. m .. KORJ (94.3 FM>. (The Daily Pilot is not responsible tor late changes.> AAU Nationals Swimmers Upset By Eighth-grader LOS ANGELES IAP > -Mary Meagher, an eighth-grade stu- d e nt from Louis ville. Ky ., scored a m ajor upset in the women·s 200-yard butterfly at the National AAU s hort course swimming cha mpionships Fri· day night. The 14-year-old Meagher won the event al the East Los Angeles College Swim Stadium in a time of 1: 56.58. defeating de· fe ndi ng c h ampion Nancy Hogsh<'ad of J acksonville. Fla., a nd Cynthia Woodh ead of Riverside. in the process. Ka rinne Miller of lle nderson- v1lle . Tenn .. finished second in l :58.03 and Stephanie Elkins of Jacksonville. Fla .. was third in 1 :58.41. Hogshead was fourth a nd Woodhead fifth. G lynn P erry of .Jonesboro, Ga.. scor t>d a nother surprise. winning the men's 200-yard but- terfly in 1:46.89. The 19-year-old sophomore al the University or Florida had the s lowest quaJHy· ing time of any of the finalists. Craig Beardsley of Harrington P a rk. N.J .. a teammate o f Perry 's on the Flor ida Aquatic team. finished second in 1 :46.95. foll owed by J e ff Fl oat. a freshman at use. was third ii) l :46.96. Jn the m e n 's 200-yard breaststroke. Steve Lundquist , a Stars Old-time r Dies at 62 STOCKTON IAP) -Frank Ke lleher. for m any years the third baseman for the Hollywood Stars of t he P acific Coast League, died Friday of a heart attack. He was 62. • The death was reported by a spokesperson for the Association or Professional Baseball Players of America. Born in San Francis co. Kelleher also played in the In- ternational League, but most of his car eer , which spanned 1936·1954, was with the Stars. Funeral arrangements are pending. hi g h sch ool se nior fro m Jonesboro. Ga .. set his second American record of the AAU m eet by winning in 1: 59.18. The old record was 2:00.53 set by Nic k Nevid of Nashville. Tenn., las t year. John Simons of Phoeni x. Ariz .. finished second to Lundquist in 2:01.60 and two-lime Olympian John Hencken of Santa Clara was third in 2:01.71. Lundqui s t h ad set an American standard in the 100. yard breaststroke on Wednesday night as competition began in the four-day meet. whic h winds up tonight. Patty Stces, a 17-year-old high school student from Oakla nd. captured the women's 200-yard breaststroke in 2: 15.81. Re nee Laravie of Dayton. Ohio was second in 2: 16.18 a nd P olly Winde of Ellicott City, Md .. the fastest qualifier in the event. was third in 2: 16.35. American record-holde r a nd d e fe nding c hampion Tracy Caulkins. who has won three events already in this competi- tion with American records in each. scratched from the 200 breaststroke on Thursday. Linda J ezek. t he women·s world champion in both the 100- a n d 200-m e ter b ac k s tro k e events. captured the 100-yard backstroke in 55.67. well off her American record of 54.94 set in this meet a year ago. J ezek. a freshman at St anford. won the 200-yard backs troke Wednesday night in American record time of 1: 58. 76. Kim Carlisle or Cincinnati was second in 56.01 and Joan Pen· ning ton of Ma dison , Tenn .. finished third in 56.73. Tauna Vandeweghe. a 1976 Olympian, was fourth in 56.90. Robert Jackson of San Jose won the m e n 's too .yard b ackstroke in 49.58, missing J ohn Naber's American record by .27. J ackson , a junior al Ar izona. finished rar ahead or runnerup C l ay Britt of Rockville. Md. Jamie Fowler San Marmo was third, Top Horses Wmpared Rustlers Get Shot At Title Ooldt!n West Colle1e quaJJfed to mecl Mtu Arlzoma for the champlonahip or thti Wf'ndell Pickens bas •ball tournament to· day by ~Ung Southern ldaho. 8·2. ln esecond round action Fri - day utt ·rnoon lfollt school Orun"e Cou11t , meanwhile, was knocked out or the c h4lmplonshlp bracket when It had to aetll~ tor a 0·9 lie in 12 innings aguinst Me11u FIBb'T PLA t; in the round robin toumt)y will be decided by over all rncord. and Golden West would be 2-0 with a victory over Mesa today . Ga me Unw at the OCC diumond is 11 u.m. Mesa, the detendmg tourney champ. was nt•arly t>limmated by Or<lngt.> Coast Friday but tht' 'tubborn Arizona team fought tJack with a six run rally in the t•ighlh inning to send the game into extra innings. Gary Brah~ started on the mound for OCC a nd breezed throu~h seven innings, allowing JUSt three hits and one run while his Pirates built a 7-1 lead. But Orange Coast has a busy confere nce schedule next week and Brahs is s lated to s tart Tuesday, so Coach Mike Mayne lifted his s t arte r and that's when lhe trouble began. TWO OCC rclievt'rs were touched for nine hits and eight runs. The Pirates appeared to have finally won it in the top of t he 10th whe n they pus hed acr oss two runs, b ut Mesa benefitted from a two-out. bases loaded. bad -hop single in the bot· tom of the inning to lie it again After 12 fu ll innings the game was declared a lie, and that's how it wiU stand. Mesa's only chance now to keep the tourney championship is to break Golden Wes t 's n ine -game winning streak today. Golden West ripped Southern Idaho for 14 hits. highlighted by Rick Clark's solo hom er in the second inning, en route to vic- tory Friday. T HE RUSTLERS gol four hits from Brian Desrosiers and two- for-four pe rform a n ces from Matt Palme r and Tim Innes. Desrosiers now has eight hits in his last 10 al-bats. Frank Meraz doubled in the sixth inning to extend his hitting st reak to 16 gam es. while Orange Coast a lso saw a major hitting streak kept alive. Mike Sodders went two-for-six to give him a 21-game streak. The school record is 25. E'r ... Page Bl COACH .•• out of date. Amp ng the new faces will be Jerry Ingr a m and Mark Lindsay. who were signed Wednesday and Thursday. and two players who were on the squa d last year. Manuel Cuenca and Anselmo Vicioso. Management got a big boost at 8 : 15 las t night whe n Steve David . the man the Surf depends on for most of its scoring. an- nounced he would p lay. The te am ·s ot he r key forward. rookie sensation, is still un· decided. THAT LEAVES just four players committed to the picket l ine. inc luding goalie Tony C hurs ky a nd de f e nder J oe Cla rke who have started all three r eguJar season games this year . The two others. midfielder Bob O'Leary and forward Steve Moyers, have three s tarts and 310 m inutes between them. Axel Neumann. another defender. is said to be leaning towa rds s trik· ing . Ironically, Clarke. O'Leary a nd Moyers have been with the club for a total of 11 years and were with the franchise when il was based in St. Louis . The fourth mem ber or that original group that packed their bags for greener pastures in Ana heim is Dave Jokerst and he's scheduled lo fill in for Churs ky in the net. Thus. the team seems to have m ade a complete circle in lhe short span of a week. Just when it looked as if it was in serious trouble, the francise is alive. a l most well and nearly ha ppy again. INGLEWOOD <AP) - Flying Paster rates as the best t hree-year-old in the West while Spec- were being made or a colt wbo trained a nd raced in the East and one Crom the West. Assistant Land Acquisition L a cul a r Bid ho l d s -~~~~~~~~- simllar recognition in r--illM~;"J!rJI;' the East and is expected to be the favorite in the Triple crown races. St ill, Flyina Paster has poeted some faster timee and there ls no b ead-to-b ead com· parlaon u there was a year alJO wben Affirmed and Alyd.ar were 1tagln1 their spectacular duels Now, on the day of the LEASING NEW Ir USED Hollywood Derby, com-l_.11rtl;;l=..,~~..J pari1on1 once again -~:...-4- ......... . ..... ,....,.. .... -.., . Major Souther.n California builder/developer has immedUJte opening .. Requires R.E. Broker L icense. Subm it comp lete resume including education, experience , .a nd sa la ry requirement . Ad #87 cl o Daily. Pilot P.O. Boz 1560 Costa Meia, CA ., 92626 __ ,__ .... ' ' ... • , AP Wore ..... HOUSTON 'S CALVIN MURPHY SLIPS PAST ATLANTA'S TOM McMILLEN. Hawks, 76ers Advance F11rlow Fizzles Rockets From AP Dispatches ATLANTA llot-s hooting Terry Furlow came off the bench to spark a furious Atlanta fourth· quarter r:illy. and the Hawks defeated Houston 100-91 Friday night. eliminating the Rockets from tbc National Basketball Association playoffs The victory. Atlanta ·s 17th straight a l home. tied a franchise record and st>nt the Hawks into the quarterfinal round of the playoffs CJgainst defend· ing NBA cha mpion Washington OR Sunday The Hawks captured the best-of three series in two games. They trimmed tht.• Rockets 109·106 Wednesday night in Houston Furlow, who scored 12 of h1s 14 points in the second half, hit a jumper with 9· 10 rem aining to give Atlanta the lead for good al 83·81. The teams traded baskets before the Hawks reeled orr an 11·0 spurt lo cement the victory. Furlow had four points in that drive. Houston managed only 13 points in the final quarter after the tt'ams were tied at 78-78 entering the final 12 m inutes The Rockets managt.·d only five points in the first 9:25, and went 5:33 without a point to fall behind 96·85 .John Drew and Eddie .Johnson led Atlanta with 25 points a piece .. Johnson scored 17 in the opening period as Atla nta look a 31·27 lead. Moses Malone was the top score r for Houston with 21 points .• 13 of them in the fi rst half. 'Blazers 96~ S u11• 92 PORTLA ND Rookies Ron Brewer and nesday night in Philadelphia. The Sixcrs held a 51·45 halftime lead despite only two poinL5 from Erving. Dr J missed his first 10 shots from the fi eld a variety of dunks, layups and jumpers before connecting on a re- verse follow with 5: 54 left in the half. J ones. Dawkins and Eric Money picked up the. slack for Ph1ladelph1a. The Sixers trailed 25-22 at the end of the first quarter \\'ilh Jones scoring eight or his 16 flrst-haJf points. His two foul shots midway through the first quarter d rew Philade lphia even al 37·37 before Money acquired from New .Jersey in February hit three straight buckets as the Sixers shot to 43.37 lead. Dawkins then scored Philadelphia·s next six · points lo match hoops with New Jersey's John: Williamson. Bernard King and George Johnson. : The Sheers widened their lead lo 78·68 after three quarters. takin~ advantage of frequent trips to the foul hne and sl:llr1ng 12 of their 26 tbird· quarter points on free throws. The Nels desperately tried to come back in the fourth quarter but could get no closer than 10 points. Erving regained his shooting touch, hilting three straight baskets as the Sixers put the game away with s ix minutes remaining. Gage, Bland Combine To Spark GW Wome n Mychal Thompson S<'ored 21 and 20 points. respec· lively. and the Portland Trail Blazers used a scra mbling fourth-quarter defense to drop the Phoenix Suns 96-92 in their playoff game PASADENA K~1ren Gage scored a season· Tbe victory evens the best-of-three ser ies at high 25 points a nd Meledey Bland contributed 27 as 1·1. The deciding game will be played Sunday in Golden West Coll eAe·:-. women's btts ketball team Ph · blasted OranJ?e Coast. 101 -50. in the first round of u oerux. four-team tourna ml'nl at Pasadena City College The Suns led 76-73 after three quarters. but the Friday. Blazer defense <1 ll owed just five Phoe nix field It was the second lopsided victory or the year goals in the final period. for Golden West O\ er OCC Earlier this season the Port land took t he lead for good 82·80 on a 3 Rustler woml'D whipped the Pirates by 45 points. point play by veteran Larry Steele with 8: 27 left in Golden West has now reeled off 22 wins the game Steele came off the bench to score 16 without a los~ It plays Pasadena tonight at 8 for points and hold the Suns· Walter Davis to lt points the tourney champ1onsh1p. in t he second half. Davis had 18 in the first half Pam Banks. last year's MVP in this tourna· and led all scorers with 31 points . ment, scored 19 points to go along with s ix steab Paul Westph al added 18 points for the Suns a nd eight rebounds Kim Eisenhart pull ed down 15 Portland led through most of the first half. hut rebounds and scor ed 14 never by more than 9 points. Thompson. a 6-fool-9 Golden West ·s most impressive surge came al rookie and the NBA's tor draft selection lust year, the start of the second half. when it blitzed Orange had 12 rebounds and 14 points 1n the firs t half Coast 23-2 lo take a 71·25 lead Thompson finjshed with 17 rebounds Scoring 1n double fi gures for OCC were Connie Brewer. a 6-4 guard. scored 10 points in the Dietzel Cl4 I. Renee Ricco 111> and Cathy Clinken· third quarter to prevent Phoenix from breaking _b_e_a_rd_11_0_1 _______________ _ the game open. 16en Ill, Net • IOI PISCATAWAY. N .J . Caldwell .Jones scored · 24 points and Da rryl Dawkins and Julius Erving added 19 apiece to lead the Philadelphia 76ers to a 111-101 victory over the New J ersey Nets Friday night and a sweep of their opening-round best-of. three NBA series. Philadelphia look t he opening ~ame of the Na· tional Basketball Association series 122·114 Wed- (',,..y-~ STONERIDGE ~-', f I ·~ i\1~ ·\ ~· HUMTBS.JUMPHS.EQUIT A TIOH LESSONS. 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French· Johnson IHunt1n9ton Beacht, Jonnson f oh11er I L•1111na Beach); Fov·Cl•llon (Marona). 1(1tne.l(ttne IMt ler Dell , l(ollna Munes IN••l>Ort Harl)O(I, Pelerwin·Sltp~ns CSan Clemen1e1. Slrolll·Wa1coU IUntversitfJ. CAllf'O.NIA SUltF STATISTIU 0,. 5Mtt 011 All T~ Sieve D.tvld l II I O 2 Cr•lt1 Alltn J 9 1 0 2 Hi;son 3 • 0 I I Joe Clerk 3 o O O o Ptl•r Wall 3 0 0 0 0 wotrvan<i Sunnll0i1 3 1 o o o A ••I Nl!Utn9N\ l S 0 0 0 Sltvt Mo...-n 1 J 0 O O Ptul C•lllll 2 t o 0 0 Ano, Mc Br.a. 2 o o O o Fr•nt l(r..,tl'la11\lln 2 2 0 0 O BooO'L.urv 2 1 o O o Len R•nery t o O O o Lu 8•rrett O O O o TOllll J~ 2 I S 0pponen1 totel\ •o J i 11 O..llt""" 0,. Sflels hi Gh SH GAA TonyCl'lur.-v ·Dave Jolt., st Tolll• 3 38 12 1 I 0.9' I 12 ~ I 0 I.II 3 60 21 l I I 00 Opnl Tot.ls lHIS 7 10 ... OllCIOfttnts S11rl Misc. ,.IOAY'I TltANIACTIONS 8AH8Al.I. a-ic•l.t .... I l 1-1 CHICAGO WHITE SOX -Purcl'lesed IN conlrect of R-y S<trtltry, pltcMr, from low• ol lllt Amtrk.., Auoc:ltHon ... nt Jack lt..cek, plklltr, lo Ille Plllllldelplll• Pl'llllles, WllO Hlltnt<I lllm lo Okltllome City ot Amerl<.., -"-l•lion. TEXAS RANGERS -Pieced JOfl Mal· lle<lt, pllclltr. on Ille ,...,., OIStblecl llSI. R•c•lled Dave R•l•lcll, pllcl'ler, from TliCllOft Ol lllt Peclllc Coe•l l.H9Uf. COLI.I OE UCLA nerned l(tvln O'Conl\Or eUISllMll N~tlMll CMCI\, NHl.LIADSltt Tiit llMI N~IOnltl Hockey L.t .. ut Ktf'lllQ '""'" 0 A .... Trottier, HY blendtn 41 ., 114 Oi.M ............ •• 11 •• Utf-.INM,_ n 77 .,. .... 1. H't ltleMH's .. SI 11' Mt<Mlll111, Alltl'lle ,, II I .. CMltlMM, ,....,,.. so " 101 o. PelYlll ... .,. Ill-• JI 10 101 fll'tOtr•o, st. l.Olll• " ... ts , ............... •l .. " Ollllfl. NY ,...,_,, Jj " " ......... -....... • IM~E 'tOll ~~ A mxr{l(}(JK Pata r ~xecvnNt P fN€ flrtP' ,(Nff'5 KNr · HEAP Hg lfAll. • /,K/6#7 ~IMS ~AMllO AW/fl 'ARAU•(. I() l'tl'l (IAI/) ' ;{AJ/J ('j,oflt£rF ~A/17i:l471(1'1 t# f'N~ 6ilu. AU ~ 'IA°I I 1 ·•'I U"'ot•J •••• ••Sf"4Ht•• t-c: A rcadia Lures Tale nte d Field ARCADIA Orriclal11 coll the Arcadia Jnvita· tional the top hl11h school prep invitational on thti west coast and It 's easy to see why The 14th annual affair, which gets under way here tonight with rl eld events at 5 a nd running events al 7, ha11 attracted lhc Cu hfornaa leader in 14 of the 10 men's events and 11 of the 13 women's events Some or the marks would make any col· lege track and field coach drool TAKF.. FOR INSTANCE, the hiRh jump, Heading the field is Alemany's Tim Poltl 17·3), Glendale's Lee Ralkl n 17-1:\-•> 1md three others who have cleared 6·10 In the 100, there's Baldwin Park's Ron Brown C9.4 > and defend ing state champion Mike Sanford 19.5 > of Pasadena leading a 10-man r1eld that 1s all unde r 9.8. Muir's Ch arles Mayfield. who has tr iple · jumped 50-2112, Locke ha lf·m1ler David Mack Cl :52.71 , University ILA 1 miler Paul Medvin 14 :05.61 and Burbank two.miler J e ff Nelson I 8: 42. 71 are some of the other top names Among the Ora nge Coast area entries 1s University High's Ken Mills. the state leader in the discus < 177·2 l and ranked in the top 10 an the shot put 159·1 > He will be joined by Trojan teammate John Orgman 1162·43 • 1 in the philter throw CORONA DEL MAR will be represented by Mike Bruggeman It ·56 0 880 1 and .Ja m Doehring I 55 ·8 shot put > Edison rntrlC'S are Kl•rwm Bell 19.8 100 1 and two miler:. Mike Lansdon 19 20.6> and John Butlt>r 19:22 11 Fountain Valle) 's Dennis Cowan will compete in the tnplc Jump 145·01:: I The an.•a is also representt•d well in the women's events. Edison st>nds Andrea Karkhorn c 1.500>. Carol Lantry <3.000) and Tracy Hanlon <low hurdles I: Fountain Valley h;.is Beth Melton 1400 1, Julie Green <s hot put> ;.i nd Annabelle Villanueva I 1.500> competing and Huntington Beach is represented by Vanessa Denmston t 100 > and Sandra Katzer < 3,000 l. In addition. Estancia's Darly Burkhart 1400 1, Costa Mesa's Joilene Fisher< l.5001 and Dana H11Js' Nancy J c sen 180<» "111 also compete Ali Set to Re tire 'In a Few Days' UNITED NAT I ONS. N Y . <AP I Heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali sa id Friday that he was &ibout Lo retire. saying he wanted to become the first black heavyweight champion lo quit on top. "In a few days I 'II announc·e my retirement formally and oHi cially because there·s nothing more for me to accomphsh. ·· said Ali. who has talked of retirement often in the last few years. Ali said he had lo announce before Sept. 15 whether he would retan•. otherwise he would be stripped of the lllll· Of all heavyweight cham· pi6ns. he said, only two whale men. Gene Tunney and Rocky Marciano. retired as champions. ''I'm saying now that I don't plan to never fight again because it's very important to my peo- ple." he declared. using a double negative in a clearly affi rmative sense. He said that where other champions had re· tired at 33, he was 37 and would hke to get out on top and not "hang a round " and mar his record. Ali discussed his future after addressing the U.N. Special Committee against South African Apartheid, or race sef!res:ation. and presenting the United Nations with a pninlins: he had done himself titled, "Freedom." The picturt> shows the African continent outlined in blllt.'k on buff with a black fi gure saying, "Lt't my people ~o." Committee ch:urman Leslie 0 . llarriman. in· troducing the fi~htcr . s uid "It 's a ~real blow to the South African rnclsts todny that freedom has Mr. Muha mmad Ali on her side." OlDSMOBllE CAOIUAC QMC . .. ' . . . 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Ttw-presence or the latter pair was slgnincant. Vidor dlrect d the 1931 orl1lnal that starred ·oo~r a. the boy and Wallace Beery as the down- uod out priieChchter who at•ges a comeback to vlndlcule hlmll<'ll In hiK son's eyes. Franco Zef- rlrelll directed the 1979 version with Jon Voight. f'aye l>unuway and Rleky Schroder. Aftrr the vruv1ew I asked Vidor tor his reac· lion "I'll think or• new one if I have to cry again," he aaid. alatY SCHRODER HAS BEEN performing since the age or three months. mostly in television commercials. Son of a telephone company vice president. he was chosen by Ze((irelll a(ter an audition ln New York and a test In Florida. where locations were filmed. The boy's charm and tow- head resemblance to Voight made him a natural. He will be making his second film for Walt Disney Productions in the summer . co-starring with Elliot Gould and Genevieve Bujold in "The Last Flight of Noah's Ark." "Jackie told me that he and his mother had a joke going between them." saJd Ricky "Whenever someone on the set gave him trouble. he and his mother would say, 'That's a P.1 T.A.' Jackie s ug- "IT TOOK A t ,OT OF COURAGE to remake a gested that I use the signal. but l didn't have to." <·luss1c," u1d the vlMorous. 85-year-old director. What does.P.l.T.A. stand for'' w~10 rl'<'c1ved a specfal Academy Award on Mon· Another whisper in the ear: .. Pain In The ~ ..... day "I thank they did a good job. To me. Wally uh. rear.'' lkt•ry w1111 tnore 1•onv1n cing us a derelict than Jon ------------........--------\ 111.:ht. bot Voight Wl>rked into the role." APW110 .... 10 'ME AND JON HAO A SECRET: WE AO-LIBBED 'Champ' Star Ricky Schroder, 8, Discusses Fiim · I think the new picture 1s beautirully done." l'Om nwntc<.l Cooµer. himself a director as well as .111 at·lor "Like most movies nowadays. I think 1t ·s 1110 Ion~ Two hours 1s .i long time to sit through a mcwlt-. 100 minutes is about right.." Both Vidor und Cooper agreed that 8-year-old U ll'I.) &·hr0<1er was te rnhc SAID COOPER: "OBVIOUSL V, THE kid had He lives in a world of music. She lives in a world without sound. tht• saml' feeling about Zeffirelli that I had about Pik:'-\.'."\l \ 1dor A kid that age 1s only as good as his direc-_,'°"....._ .•• .., Rage Call d Basic Alcoholisill Cans ,, SOUTH KINGSTOWN, RI. 1 APJ /\ctn•ss Mercedes Mccambridge s ays the undt>rl) 1ng cause of alcoholism is universal rage. Miss Mccambridge, a recovered alcohoht'. said rage 1s not always hidden deep inside a person: sometimes it's close to the surfal'C "That's how I was able to play the voice of the demon in 'The Exorcist.' I just lel all of my rage come out," s he s:iid during a series of lectures al the University of Rhode Island. "All you need is a half-hour with any alcoholic and you can find out the exact moment that his rage began." she s aid. . "It's the essential loneliness in all of us that accounts for the rage a nd frustration of our times," she s aid. Music Post Filletl SACRAMENTO cA P I Carter Nice. 30. former assistant conductor of the New Orleans Philharmonic Orchestra, has been named music director and conductor of the Sacramento Sym- phony Orchestra tor It was obvious that Ricky and Jon had ... ometh1ng going between them too I never had that with ~ry : he wouldn't let anyone get close lo him." Schroder came lo town for preview. traveling from his Staten Island home with his mothe r, lt-.H'hl•r 1 he must have three hours of schooling daily > and si~ter Dawn. 10. an actr(•ss and model. Th1.• boy 1s as bright and natural as he appears m "The Champ." Mike Douglas was so impressed with an in- terview on his talk show that he asked Ricky if he could return and co-host for a week. "I will if I'm not being punished ." Ricky answered. His mother commented "f have no discipline problem with either child. If one seems imminent. 1 step in as soon as it starts." RICKY CONFIR MED THAT HE enjoyed a ftpecial relationship with his screen father .. Me and Jon had a secret : We ad-libbed through the whole picture." Ricky was a lso greatly helped by Zeffirelli. especially in the cryin~ scenes. ··Franco told me to think of something real bad. then my emotions would fill up and the tears would start coming," said the boy. "It worked. Whal did I think about? Jr I told you. then il wouldn't work the next time I have to cry." However, Ricky, like many 8-year ·olds, enjoys telling secrets. He whispered the key in the in· terviewer's ear: He remembered the death of his grandmother three years ago WINNER of ~Academy a; Awards BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR MICHAEL CIMINO BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR CHRISTOPHER WALKEN BEST SOUND PRESENTEO IN 7'0 MM DOUIY I TRACK BEST SOUND BEST FILM EDITING STEREOPHONIC SOUND '---------. "Voices-'' A love story beyond words. METRO,GOLOWVN-MAVER presen&s "VOi CES" surt1no MICHAELONTKEAN ·AMY IRVING ·ALEX ROCCO ~by JOHN HE.RZfElD SOngs & Scolt by JIMMY WE88 Proouceo by JOE WIZAN l)feaeCI by ROllERT MARKOWITT A JOE WIZAH PrOC!Ua>on • MEm<XXllOR• ~Ill WUIHEA P~ ,Ol"INI~ ablln.._.on PlAHCT ~ell 11111 TIPlll IPOlw•-IUIClSll•-1 .. --------·---MGM ;, T ...... AltllD e t'1f...,__YVI... 0 A~c..._.. DAILY MATINEES AT EDWARDS BEAUTIFUL NEWPORT CINEMA UNIVERSAL PICTURES ""° EMI FILMS ~ .... H~ ....... FROM THE BEST KAlHLfEN QUINLAN · SfE~tN all!~ · IHl~Cf SIRAIGHT "THE PllllSE" "THE DEER HUNTER . eo,...,,.,.. JOHN CAZALE ·JOHN SAVAGE · MERYL STREEP ·CHRISTOPHER WALKEN ~., o., DERIC WASHBURN s ., ~ MICHAEL CIMINO , DERIC WASHBURN ano LOUIS GARFINKLE & OUINN K REDEKER Pioau<ht111to ... w111"' JOANN CARELLI ~"oo.u•• MARION ROSENBERG 1-0 JOANN CARELLI .,_ o. STANLEY MYERS P!oo.ctd °' BARRY SPIKINGS. MICHAEL DEELEY, MICHAEL CIMINO fllf JOHN PEVERALL o..ec•• 11 ""''"'IOllv VILMOS ZSIGMOND. • s c O.ttteo" MICHAEL CIMINO A~ llltf.AS(ml flilll•Y!SD• ~~=· i;;o:o~ ' . f I I >J ,\ 4 1) <., NEW~}?~T : Deity '9ffonMllOI ,,.,...., 2:11-J:Ot.10:• "'"· 1:-...: ... :• Moft/Tue. 1:00 P·"'· Ollty N6~~'b~t~o~K lNJRf N(l W~NBll · ~lllflM ffilN(I · Mffi\tl Ofili :x,'RHNl'\.A" 8~ 4 001 MINTIOOB· 00. H[U[R PRO~ I Kl" • 4 GUIRf ('AlfS J llM . &ffif MlalAfl. ~ITE 8.tfi~il 4 fllD wt!NTIWJB ""o OOl HBHR · ~~1~ TUllY fRIM · Mu!.e~ IY\~O 911Rf PRoouc:~fllD W8NlR/i!JB 111110 mll Hfll[R · 0'Rtc'L~ QlP(Rl fAftS ~mt ' Co-Hit AICIMtMWeet Sterte ,rt, "VOtCal'' HAIR CXl@Uo•otoofil" THE FlU:tA GEOMXSC~TT ~,. ~~ HARD· ··!I CORE \../ Plut ('A) ~~ ...._o ow:• usn• - AICHA"D PAYOR FILMED LIVE IN CONCERT T BEST ACTRESS ACTOff .kFiwla ~~( I Y' ~ ,•L ;> i6J:.e f' @ "(1,us-- --·· --..--.--................. -....... ..,, ..,,. .. ~ -.................... ~ -.... 4119 .......... ------............. -----._._....,. ..... ~_ .... ......, .. ,.. .. -. . . . • 't ......... ,_. -...... .. .... -DAILY PILOT Saturday. Aprtl 1<1. tUt New Offspring Growlnl NtuJrvi,lle Turnjng Old More Pop Music NASHVILLE. TtM. <AP> Tht>-~Ile country music lnduatry ha announced th bll1h of Paul WIUlom . Mlrhul'I John~on. Grund Funk. Dr. a child pop mu11c. Hook, 1':11.cl ult.I l>un end John 1-'ord Coley, Dave The date or berth is uncertain, bul \l's been Lo&JtmB, Stt>H' l.owrenc.-and F.ydl<' Gorme, Oun within tM last 1~ year or so It wa born In Uwt re ti'Oftl'lbcrN. Dobie Gruy. J0<• Tex, Lcc Hazelwood. c-0rd1na studms bt'11t koown for country mil. 1c and Hurl In·,., Nl·ll Younw. Miilie J uckson. Jt'oJChat, is a n ofls prtnii or the rumoui. lam1ly, "1'h Oavf' fhuht·('k, fl-Ob Oylun. Poul McCurtncy und Naahvlll~ Sound " Joan Dan Thtt parents and child·~ doln& rlM Aud lhl' ltolllnw Storll'~ cert ainly no kissln' · ,.ou~hlh to Lortoth1 L.ynn Hrl' con:;,idering record THt.: C'OUNTll\' 1'1U81(' ARSOnATION ha n't tn" un 1lht1ul 1t a hv\' ~·on1wt ut the Grand Ole r c.>ally st>llt out u birth announffment, and record Opry hou11i• company ortlclol11 urttn't pa. 1na-out clean Rut Na hvllll' ls turning out an ancreusln1 amount of pop mu 1c Tht• youna11t<>r. nouri hed b~ parenltl llkl' Chet Atkin llnd Ruy Stevens. is grow ma and moturtnl( A surv hy tht' t .... -------- t lo n u l A<'lldl•m y o r ( HnLLE J R ecord1n..i All'> und Sc-U.'ll('l'S ~ho\\" th.11 :12 S()V D perCf'nt O( ull rl'<'Ord1ng ---------' sess ion." herl· "''' ~ l'Ur were for pop, rtwk.' rhythm ;ind hlues or cllM·o Forty four perl't•nt \H'r" t·ountr) "1th 16 1wrt't'nl gospt>I nnd 8 pt•rrt•nt Jtnl!lt•' N o n c o u n t r \ :. 1 n ~ t' r rt' h11 vt• lwt•n :. lol of 11ongR mude here hut no om• know ... 1t," irn1d i\tkuu .. lhl! fumed guitarist who 11101w\•rt•d po1> rcc.•ordtnl( h ·re us 1m executive ror Ill'/\ lkconl .. "' ttw l9&h "lt'b bctin going on a lon1: llrt•l' Wt"w Jui:it kw11t tl u secret " •\80ll'I' l~ Pt'RC'ENT MORE POP was re 1·ordt•d ht.·n• lu t Yl'Ur thun 111 l977 \1ld1t11111ully, rot·k .irouµ:. like Dr Hook. the C'h,1l'lw U.1nwl'> Hantl and Gray hvt> here And Ht·\ lt1•1·urru r t•N•ntly £':.tubh'>hed a subsidiary IJhl•I h~·n., Frt'l' Flight Record~. to put out pop fOll'>IC' . To Start Shooting MUSIC I ENT.EAT AINMENt Actress Sues 2 Papers ~EW YORK <AP> -Former film queen Hedy Lamarr bu s lapped two publleations with $20 million In slander and libel. suits, accusing them or damag- ing her reputation as "one of the mos t glamorous and beautiful women In the werld." The 6.1-year-0ld Viennese-born actress was particularly dis· tressed at a June 27. 1978, article . in the National Enquirer that' described her as "old and ugly" and a "pathetic recluse" who "lives in an unkempt one-room apartment " corded here am:lulll· Jt.llll' Andrews. P\•rr) Como. College To Hos t Singe r s An or~u1111,1t1on . Progre:.b1ve Mub1c Assoc1a· 111111 h..ii. ht•1•11 formed lo promote Na:.hv1lle's potential Ult 11 poµ mta!>ll' recording center. lt's c.·omparablt• to tht• 5,000 member Country Music AbbOt·1uuon, "'h1ch "a:. formed tn 1958 "Roek musat' c:un flourish here ... said Phil Sigel, & co founder of the Progressive Music As· soc1ahon "The business community here has to want it It would mean u lot more dollars for the t'll). from the studios a nd hotels right down to the tux1 drivers. Amanda Plummer, left. and Diana Lc.tne prepare for a t rip to Mexico to pl<.1y thl' tille roles in "Cattle Annie and Little Britches .. M:, Plummer. the daughter of Christopher Plummer and Tammy Grames. turned down m a ny film rolesasachtld The other suit charged that the San Francisco Chronicle da maged her reputation when it publrs t\ed a photogra ph and a news article J a n. 26 about a rare, two-headed goat named Hedy Lamarr. Each s uit demanded SIO million in damages. The defen· dants have 30 days to respond to lhe complaints. filed in Manhal· tan's state s upre me court. AP Wlre.._..o Look-a-llU G ary Ric hard son of H ousto • Texas. a medic equi pme nt sal • ' . has ~otten a I of exposure in the edia for his re- sc m lance to Burt nold ..... lit• ha~ bt·en on 1w1 wrwl TV ta lk show~ and ha:-a two-wt•L·k l'Ontrac:t at a L a ..., \' l' g a ..., nig htt:lub The Kingston Trio. one of the most populur recording grou1>s of the 1950s and 1960s. will perform at Saddleback College on May 23. The show begins at 8 p.m . in the gymnasium of the Mission VieJo campus Tickets a re available for SS in advance or S6 at the door. Tickets can be purchased at the Fine Arts box office. which 1s open from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m. Mondays through Fridays. Telephone orders are accepted by calli ng 831·7414 or 495-2790. Fonda Due C HICAGO <AP l ll<'nry Fonda. who was ho s p1talizetl for an urt hnlll' hip cnnd1t10n. will rNurn to l'altfornia to co11t1nuc med1l'ul lrl'atmcnts ··within the Wl'<.'k ... his doctor said . "WE'RE TRYING TO GET POP groups like the Rod Stewart organization and KISS to endorse what we 're doing and maybe record here." he said. "Nas hville can become a mega-center for re· cording. It's like Hollywood was 20 or 30 years 'Carny' Cast Listed HOLLYWOOD <AP> Academy Award no minee Gary Busey stars m "Carny." with Jodw f"ostrr und Robbie Robe rtson It will be filmed for Lonmar Productions a~ainst a carmval background m Georgia ago." Movie Role For Susskind HOLLYWOOD <AP> MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY David SU!>skind will play ,,_ _________________ _., h i m se lf as th e m oderutor o r a "HAIR"cPG) tele\ 1 1s1on talk show in ~-----------------•r' t he movie "Simon " ... The scene will be filmed on the actual set ''THE CHAMP" (PG) of Sussktnd's syndicated >-----------------111111t. talk s how Alan Arkin s tars in the film. wh1C'h Mars hall BrJ<·kman is dtret·ting fr o m h1 :,, l>t r<'l'nplay Sell your boat fast with a Boating classified a d in the Daily Pilot. 642-5678 "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" "CALIFORNIA SUITE" (PG) JANE FONDA 'THE CHINA SYNDRONE" (PG) "THE FIFTH MUSKETEER" "THE THREE MUSKETEERS" 'Fatso' Movie Set HOLLYWOOD <AP I Dom OeLuise. Anne Bancroft, Candy Azzara and Ron Carey star in "Fa lso," which Miss Bancroft will direct from her original screenplay. .4 trtumllhant blelld CJI lhe adk>n and DlneY anlmiltk>l1 RICHARD PRYOR "IN CONCERT" (R ) WHICH WAY IS UP? "OLD BOY FRIENDS" (R) "MURDER BY DECREE" "THE PERFECT COUPLE'' (PG) "PHANTASM" (R) "THE PASSAGE" Dally 6:30 Saf,Sun 1Hol. 12:30 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS 642-5678 # ~ A fj & fWJ(() lUfl!nU ,, nLM J#\ THE t:..-~- CHAMP .. lflOOtlltURl'T Allllltlnl 172-6«6 IOUTllCO&IT uoun.i Be.Kn 4<14 1!>14 llWMlt 'lllllTOl SanlJ AN S<IO 7«• "EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE "BEYOND THE DOOR. PART 2 (R) . NATIONAL LAMPOON S ANIMAL HOUSE "UP IN SMOKE "CALIFORNIA SUITE" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "THE WARRIORS" (R) "llPSTICk." "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" (R) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" ALI.. O RIVE·INS OPEN 6:l0P.M.HIGHTLY Chtld Under 12 Free Unlen • Ktad•• Playground Weslmlnster at Goldenwest Westminster 892-44931193-7581 S.D. Fry. to la Pa:r at Chn1anta Miiiion Viejo 83()-6990 NOW PlA \'ING now playing together 4 ACADEMY AWARDS AT EDWARDS "HEAVEN CAN "COMING HOME " WAIT" Winner Of Academy Award For Best Achievement In Art Direction -·--------·-____ .... ..,.......,. ... ,. .. , ••wa _,_ NOW PLAYING TOGETHER AT THESE WINNER 3 AWARDS BEST ACTRESS JANE FONDA BEST ACTOR JON VOIGHT BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY ' EDWARDS 7/,L4z:::..~A CINEMAS \./IN«;,./ o~ ~¥~~ ~~-~~~~ PLAYING TOGETHER "Coming Home" elao et Edwerd• Brt,tol Clnemt1 • ~7444 end Edward• Cinema Weat 193-7581. . ' . '\ """ ........... ,. .. ,.. .... - "Heaven Can Walt" •l•o et Edw•rdt Clnemt1 979-4141 •nd •t Edwerdt Clnem• We at wtth "China Syndrome" 193-7511 . . . . . • • I t ~---·-..· . . ........ .. - ,. l TRIVIA I ENTERTAINMENT Tbe openi~ ~U of rrrlvla 14-0wl XIV fhMt• an o ld Umer <Ed Sela••rler> and a comparatlve newcomer <rt.wt•• Mf'ltl'h) shunng the pole poe&i • Uon after euch came. up walb • perfect score to take an early odvantn.-r . Ra.ht beh•nd them IU Muhn de W~, the d~ readl111 cMmp with a n w nom de tr\vla. and aomeone called S.E. Vllllertuta, both with lO.potDl1tOl'ff.1'r1cy Godfrty, John W Stryker and the ...._ •acla DH are crowded Int<> a third place trlumvtM"ate at eight ap1~c .. Tracy h1u1 a;lven notice he '., ready to rl' vive the lllOl'llhly trivia pint.I~. and bu scheduled ~~ TRIVIA IOWL XIV STANDINGS '· .............. ,., ,. .............. 1111 • I. s.a.Y ......... lttl ,,,.. ......... . ' Treo......,111 ~ .. ....,.,., ... Ullll .._.. DAI Ill .... _,_ ... .... ttlll ... ,, " " ,. • • • • • ) _ ...... ,_,,. J..,.__.....,, • J -Mf 141 , .. ._.,._ ... , M&Mo&Mlfl ' I •K•W-U I .............. u Dony ~\ 0.-U I , ... _ ....... ,ti • • • • I ' ' I his for Apnl 28. You'll be ht!arin~ from him 1n the mall, so set the date aside It's back to the Daily Pilot ror ull tr1v1a entries next time. as the trivlacd1lor's vacation comes to a close. Here 's a rather easy tame of 1l ror the !Ind round of the XIVlh sweepslakel> with number IX carrying the bonus booty I. THE MOST PLEASURABLE noises the singer had experienced uwaated fruition in his s ub· consciousness in what mus1ral'> 2. Howard Cos(•ll made an a pf)t:arance in what Woody Allen mov1<'·• 3. Whal rom1c strip character 1s kno\\n us the "ghost who walks"'" 4. The first president to rtd(' 1n a submarine. nl'\ in a airpla ne and publish a book were ull the s ame gentleman Nume him 5. IN TllE MOVIE "lllGll So<·iety ... wh<.1l wa!> Bang Crosby's wedding present to Grace Kelly:• NOW PLAYING lllOOlllMHISl llUWTlllGTOll IOJ ClllflU WlSI UICI H •I f'Q'O'I ht.Kn l u .. ID"'l ~f:./ ,., I .... """' 11?6446 '410J .. OllAg( MAH I:• !1 lllU PlllA ClllUll Clllfl• ( SUOIUM Brei L L1 "•"""' ~J. OJJJ Dlllfl·lll 111•• ~24·!1339 't1"'4 ~·. °''"'!!· 1>39 8110 I :t•l'(I il1 l!\1 l:lfll CINEMALAND ORANGE MALL BREA PLAZA Anaheim 635·760 l Orange 637·0340 Brea 529·5339 mwARDS' MESA Costa Mesa 646·5025 WINNER 3 ACADEMY AWARDS BEST ACTOR • JOH VOIGHT BEST ACTRESS • JANE FONDA BEST SCREENPLAY s...-, .. , Neoc:y Dowcl k , .. ..,.., by·--. .., ,._,, c -· By T.T. 6. In • 'Thf' Rad New Bean ln BrHklni Ttaln· ln1," Whal WUI the final ICOrt of the llMe ln the Astrodoml\" 7 What two ba1eball pltchen were associated wllh \he phra"" "and a day of raln?'' 8 ln lhll movie ••Death Wltsh," what was Charita Bronison'w prureaaloa? t . nu; woao " "UZZY" wat1 popularized by what Lo8 Anat•lt'll dl11c jockey int.he 19808'! to Okk found 11 Job tbat really suited him in wbal 1novh"' LHt WHk'~ Aniwers 'Mum•" 1mu. lcalqueslion> 2 MISb (.'rl't°li c~mO<'k's nurse> :i Frank :-.mutra cchaarman of board I 4 Cu Ivan Coohd-'e c rac<.'OOn pres ident l ~ G bt-l>t'll I Orucula impressions> 6 "Roll Over . Beethoven" 'wiggle like glow 11.orm 1 7. Bob Fl'Uer < Rup1d Ro'bert > 8 Advert1~mg I Webber's.job 1 9 Ma >. Schul mun c aim lees woolgathering 1 lU ·1 Wu:-. .t Teen age W~rewolf" <movie rid- di~ 1 1 Send your answe rs to TRIVIA. c o the Daily Pilot. Bor 1560. Costu Mesa 92626. All entnes must be received by Wednesday. otherwise half the player's last score will be awardedJ Monster Movie Mulled CLEVELAND I AP I A river lhal used to be ::.o polluted it once caught fire may become a foun· lain of youth ror a monster in a yet·untitled dis· aster mov1C' An <1d v l•rt1s 1n g ext'c ulive· ha s a s ked permission to use the Delroil·Superior bridge over the industry·hnl•d Cuyahoga River .as a backdrop for u movt<' 1n which a monster feeds on ri ver pollut1on and n~l·s to threaten human life . ·· 1t 1s one of the g loomiest places tn the entire <'OU nly the tdcal local1on for a monster scene ... s a id Mor ton Myers. president of American Searchlight Advertising Co. Paslones de sangre explotan en el boulevard -y el boulevard exlste de noche Everything happens on the boulevard - and the boulevard happens at night. 011e mnn stirred lier l1cnrt. 14 MARTIN RrTT1RO"E•11.1 ASSEYEV ""''"'' .. ' "'NORMA l~AP' ~;\LLY FIELD RON Ll:IOMAN BEAU SRIDGtS PAT HINCLE 81\ROARA BAXLEY .,.,,...,,~.111 IRVINC RAVt fCH .,,.1 HARRIET FRANK. JR M-O,WIO ~lilRl:: ninv • .-.•l'I•"'°""'''~ JOHN A. ALONZO, A.S.C ,.,,,, ... ,11<¥ TAMARA A::>St YEV _,ALEX ROSE l\h,~>11-.. ~ARTIN Rm fflT COES Lll>'E IT co~ hr••"" NORMAN CIMBEL M~•"" DAVID 'ii llKE ·-• _@ _:owR BY CNLUXE• , . . , . . . . .. .. . . . -... ,. . . . "' . . Kelaearsing for Musi«!al "Sugar Babies" cast m embers Ann Jilian. left. and Jimmy Mathews. r ight. pose with the show's stars. Ann Miller and Mic k ey Roan e y in New York . The musical. billed a~ •·the ultimate burlesque ''PHANOOM"....,.MOiAfl. BALDWIN. 811.l ll()fNUIY. REGGIE BANNISTER. KATHY LESTER 9'11 ANGUS SCflMM • The Tall Man :::: OON COOCAffll.1-: DA COSCARELLI ....!: PAll. PEPPERMAN -FRED MYROW rc1 MALCOLM SEAGRAVE P,,,.by(11 !~·~··•;-,.,,.~.,.. .. ~ .. '-~ d'A'llCO EM9A99Y ~Rel- FIRST RUN ENGAGEMENT She has to say yes to the feelings within her ••• before she can know herself. A lARAV PEEOO:/AOBERT A.~ Fwn"M IEU JAAft S4olmg MAMYN ~ JUUE HARMS· NH MCK50N MW IAIM ono flOIEflT ICLBN a1 llillV'll1 -l"IJQj b!i MAltORlE KEUOOG · ec.c 0\ tho re.a bi S'fl.Y1A ~bi £RAa..D BAMQ. .f{, ere MCHAEL 1Cm A Co&rulad ~TONY loMAACA cm~ P ~IME ' Wi<bJ GERAlD FRED· &ooicM> AcxM(lf ACaRT A ~ ~ D1 l.A~ f'ff!KE '. ' • • • .. • -. • """ "' 1 , show." w1ll include 14 six-foot showgirls p erforming on roller skates. Rooney, vet eran of movies and Lclev1sion, will make his Rro<Jdwa y debut when the musical opens in the fall. 'c .. " ,, ........ 4~·1!>14 .IAION ~. -•a.ow MUIJllCA• • ..,, 12~•315 •545 e1s e 1o•s --·--·----, .. awM H ... OMll"l 1MI e a.II et .. e ... & 1•1• .... ,,_ -., .......,.. IOUUVAID NIOMTI 1111 , ... -.u ........ , .... IOtlN tU'IOlTA 11$ U Cltl SATuaMY NIGHT RYii iHi , ... , .......... u ••••• ---YAW-NC~tfOMrllf --·· _.,..._ .. ,. --w..ca--"'IUCS IQe.MS .. ·--II _,_,.,,., MltMcoeeeT "GllAT TaAIH ~Y" "HIAYIN CAN WAIT" INt , ITS ... meo... e ~ LOllN ••tflOWll (II) 'll" ,HANTASM(lll oatlfOf'Mlll •tW e ... MACIUMN IUPllMAN I"! "'"' 1IO'I .. to M -Of WOIW .-. ... ..,.., .... M9 --·--__ ......... .., !WWW .. .. ____ ,.. __ __ ... -··· ... a..••--· 8eturdey. April 14, 1979 'Deer Hunter' Bit Player ·Bub in Glory MINGO" JUNCTION , Olllo (AP> When 1t.eelwork ... John F. Buckmetter Ill told friends two yean a«<> that be would bt appeariDI in a major motaon plcture, they laqbf'd. But Lhll wHk wlMD &he '"l"he Defr Hunhr" won tlv~ Michael Cimino recelved an award, Buckme ltor aa1d h• looked at bis wife and told her he knew the film would be named belt plcture n.. k>c-"man Hid he~ lh• perlonnance of Robert be Niro w11 tood MOUlh tor beat actor, but WH not disappointed that Jon VolJ!ht won the honor tor hi ptrf ormance In "Comlna Home.' . Atadell\Y Awardi h~ludina be t picture ol tbe yen. Rutkmelter, a ~al man who had a m•ll speak~ftl f'oM "' the mm. had the lut laqh. <Kelaled tory, · Pa14' AU>. "£v.tYU1MtheP cturewonen award I opened up anc>Oler Rc>ll· •n1 Rock beer," Buckmel ... naid. He Mid wb• he saw Clmlno on televition. M r..-c•lled a d•y arter shootina All he could think ot waa. "I was lltlnic in 1.1 11te11m room with him and thertl he •~." Ouckmclter 1>ald. HE SAID. HOWEVEa. he thouaht t h e l ate Vllm os Z11l11mond Ahould have won tbe tlntmatotcrapht>r award tor "~er Hunter." 'fbe cinematog. r•phy Mward wel\t to Nestor A I m endroa ror • • Duys of ll<> ven " "I K£n Tt:LUNG them thi ls not a lllll movi(' Thls iJ Ko * * • lng to bt> a b1J cnov a blJt YoungLaiuh Movie Award Jo~t>ph Kennedy. president of the Slt"Ubmville area Chamber' or Comme r ce, was ·'quite thrilled &hat 1l Hhc movie> did comt> through. movie but noboct but my wlfe would believe mt>." b{' bald "Deer llunt~r." s tarring Rohert Ot Niro, t the story of three young sleel"'orkt>~ (mm Clairton. Pa • nnd the "'uy l.tflc1r lives were changed by the VIN • nam war NlTED ATION~ 11\PI United Nutlons Amht1-i!JMdor An drew Young ::.Hy~ tht.• 1\cudt•my A"' rds to "Tht.• Oet.•r Hunter · a nd thl' s ta r s of ··comintr llome" wertt well drs nved becuuse "lh{'Se mollon plctureh he lp lo assure the polillcul feuslblllty of a n UJH~n·sslvt• .diplomatic policy thi\l s huns "ll's quite un accomplish· mt•nt, like winning the World Ser1ci; or the Super Bowl," for both the n"iovil' a nd thl' Ohio Valley. he s.ud The homelO\\ n scl•nei. "e re filmed during the .s ummer or 1977 In Mingo Junction and Cleveland because th~ d1rl'<.'tor preferred the Ohio cities to the Pennsylvania city about 50 miles away. .. wa rfare." MINGO J UNCTION council rm•mbt>r Vincent Z1m pano. who has seen thl• movie three times. i,01d he nevt.•r doubted 1t would b<• named best picture. "I would have bet money on IL." Zimpano 11uid he couldn't be happll'r that Mln1oto Junelion was involved In s uch a successful mm. LOCAL RESIDENTS work,•d as ~xtras and Buckmeltl'r had the largest of these rok s. up pearlng in ar the bar scenes and the wedding scene. : Known as Boom Boom to "Thl' 0e<'r Hunte r." uhout thl' Vietnam war. was num{'d bt•1>t film :ll the uward ceremony 111 Los Ang~les. Jane Fonda ontl .Jon Voight were named bt•st fomale a11d m ale slurs for their work in "Coming Home," about wounded veterans or tho war. "We'rl' rl•ady for the next movie." he said . ... . .. friends and members of the Cilm crew, Buckmelter played the part of a steelworker his rcul occupation. On the night or the Academy Awards, Buckmell er invited a few friends to his house to watch the ceremonie~ on television. When "Deer Hunter" director Younjt. in a state m ent rr - leased by the U.S. mission, said . "You can't have millions of pco. pie seeing ttus kind of film and then wanting our nation to in· tcrvene in wars a r ound thl' world." ~l('HOLAS Ht• HOf,t 'Ml,,N la IRREVERENT In the DAILY PILOT s the Star Wars o movie musicals! HURRICANE n -Jeffrey Lyons, CBS-Radio ·-·~ ' HAIR Let the sun stline In! -llw11• '·' 1111/110111• .-.1!' Ji1111· ,,, md11l//erx11rm.;;. ORANGE MAll 18RU PLAZA UA TWIN Orange 637·0340 Brea 529·5339 Westminster 893·1305 EDWARDS' NEWPORT LINCOUI DIUWE·IN Newp<>f1 Bea~n 644·0760 Buena Park 527·2223 "A movie with a touch and tone all Its own. Gripping, dramatic, well-acted and Intelligently written." ~S-~NOC ,.,...._ ':'A tantalizing scheme for a movie." -°"""-- OLD BOYFRIENDS ..... what happens when you see them again? NI lDl'MO R PlllSSMA" PtlOOl.CllClN ~ fl~I Iii. c:dWl.\NE "a.D BOYFRIENDS" c.,......BUCK HENRY ... JOHN HOUSEMAN .. Cill'°'"" W EST COAST PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT ...... Pll4JlSOtAA01:R ... u01W10stHAAOU-.. C01WORPlllSSMAN ... 1i11c11mrwP110R1-.. _----NOW n1 AVING ----w lf'llK(~h••--l'llUl 501AA0£R-"OoWIOSIUl -~,__WUIAMA fWlR.•\t r''-" I 1 ... -.. -·-Ul11tl111ll,Pf1£RK.lli1UON•OONA1.0SCttJl'M ttOOllalar-"'•"o' UA TWIN UA CINlMA ,---~ ~-f---.:=:-.=:.~ ....,.. ... ~ Westminster 893· 1305 Costa Mesa 540·0594 FROM Fashion Island Newport Beach Al'WI ....... llf•--,G...t Actor Ernest Dorgninc en- joys an ice cream cone dur- ing a break in the filming of the movie •·Day the World Ended." The company was on location in Hawaii. 'Bell Jar' Movie .Another yawner BJ &ON PENNINGTON ni......,.... ...... Sylvia Plath's popular. semlautobioeraphical ~ •-n. Bell Jar.'• which probed a young woman's search for identity and reality in the preliberatioa period ol lhe early ·eoa. haa been turned mt.o a routine motion picture melodrama tibat bears only 1Uperftdal re- semblance to the original. The Larry Peerce/Robert A. Goldston film was directed by Peer ce and executive produced by Golds ton. with J errold Brandt Jr. and Michael Todd Jr., as producers for the Avco Embassy Pictures release. THE SCR EENPLAY BY Mar· joric Kellogg retains a few inci· dents from the novel .. but often changes character relationships as it strives to establish a straight narrative plotline about a sensitive youpg woman who, unable to cope with the pres· s ures or lire. s truggles with insanity. The story itsetr is not the original, and Kellogg's script. Peerce·s direction and Marilyn Hassett 's performance or the central role or Esther fail to make it unique or interesting. Peerce's direction tends to be plodding. and Hassett walks through the role with a disturbed look and offers little ins ight into the character and her problems. T he character or Joan lwell portrayed by Donna Mitchell ) ( MOJ'IE REJ'IEF J has been expanded and distorted into Esther's best friend, wbo is preoccupied with d eath and whose suicide is indicated to be a direct result of Esther'1 llljec- tlon of her sexual advaDtt"S. LESBIAN REFERENCES have also been added iD regard to Ja~ Cee. cplayed with cool and attractively tailored authority by Barbara Barrie), the fiction Pditor of Ladies' Day Magazine with whom Esther works during the s umme r on a colle1te s c h o la rs hip. J ay Cee h as become a cold and unemotional representation of the business world rather than the mother figure she was in<licated to be in the book. · Eaecullve producer ROben Goldston Produce"................ . . Jerrold Brandl Jr. 01rec1or .......•.............. L¥ry ....,.c;e Cul M•rllyn H•H•ll. Juhe H•rr•s. Anne JttCki.on, 11¥-• 8 j<roe, ACIOert Klein, 001WM M11<ne11, ,,..,, Louise We11er. S<ott Mc:Key, JlmH~\ P .. 11~. Tl\No Pengl>ll,. 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(190553)(6264) s5799 BRAND NEW '79 CELICA UFTIACK GT model with 5 speed. disc brakes. bucket seats. AM·FM stereo. sleet radial !Ires. ltnted glass. vinyl interior ( 567543) (5987) s5999 BRAND NEW '79 CELICA UFTIACK G T model with automatic transm1SStOn, pawer steenng, disc brakes. AM-FM stereo. steel radial tires. tinted glass. vinyl mtenor. (560394) (5<488) $6399 • .. ,,,. .. ... , ,... ~ • ..-._ .. • .. ... • .... -'... -• .. • ~ • • • • ,. ... , ~ ..... • • .. -• 111 • P UBUC NOTI E ~ ---flCTITIOUS eustNHS NAMt! STAHMI NT "I IW fOllOWU'O poor \Oft I\ llQ<t19 1>11'1 _,., JWENGE \ECVIUT'I' )YSfCM~ .... GOL DEN wtsr Al AltM SVSf EMS, '120 Huaro "v• w.&lflllniter, CA 'l'Ht3 $teptten Ou•n• W•n9• ~ 110 IUlard, We\tmon"~'· C• "1.,J Jn1s buwneu t) cono..tl•o bv •n in dlVldull. Sl-Ouolne W@flGf ¥r ... #ft.LY'lll!OrtM.11_, llM ... , ... AHllL l,"" Mr ... Mr'S 1111.0 It!-., "-'"* "'•'..,·"" Mr eM _,._ ,..,.., ...,.., H.- l"tlwl ... 11.~t IOUfM CO.Uf •o•CAL u i.tta• ...,_., .. "" Mt 9"" .... Oew ,~,,So.it" ....,.._,.,. IMrcll I, ••1' Mr eMI Mt• Oitvttl Me,,1110, ~ ....... 9-dl. ttrt lllilf -.11n. ~ .,.,.., .... ~c---...,; ......... """· .......... _ VOit• • .....,... ............ . . .... .... " Mt -.. ._ .._ W tlift, '941 JW"t<..--.~· ~ ..... ,.. lllfl• -"Cl '*' '-111• _,...,..,, °'""'" ,.,.,,.. .. ,., Ml .... flln. M••e ~" .. ' O..,;i ........... l!Mrtll It. ,.,. ¥t .,., Mr .. ttltl ~ L-.. ........ •"I -.:11t• .. ,.. Mf •"411 ..-,'°" Aw,.t•ft 9"'t\f"1, Wtt Jll.n C•W-IKI) Mr eftcl Ml\ f.ft 'lerto, IO"°I" L-""""'•n \ ~-··"" "'' -Mr~ .. --· "'"'· hn (. .. -....... """"" .,. ttlt Mr •11et Mn M.19 ... 1 "odt•O..•• ~ ......... . ' ~ ..... ,. Mr •M Mt~(,...... ... , ¥M H-'r"'Q• le9'1ft• .... llllotl M t ancl Mn •• ..,.... Hooroe.,., O.n• ""'"' bl>v ' MN CLUodNTC Ollfllt~HOlll'ITAL -••.m• M• and Mr-.. A09tr T-nMftcl, »fl (.l•m<rnl• Qtrl Mr •nO *• Aonatd RUIQen, kn Ju•n C.-.>htr anot Q.tr•~ l'Nr-tll a1. ,.,, Mt 4''10 Mr\ ~Urer O.....m ·;ctn t ltflnvnht. <1irt ""'" l. "" Mr t1nc1 Mf \ C..ry W•l>I> O•n• POutt. Qlrf UIJ8 Bi,6 Hit With Thieves BOSTON <AP > Hom~r• an leam· ln.i la. hard way lhal thf'lr nao1t v1lu ubl t1 po1Hlrelont mey not bt• pelnlln&•. Jewelry o r eve n •liver. ln1tud, lher. aN the rua• unde r t.H r feet. P o lle ••Y • apt-dall ied brf.'ed or burgl.1r •~ emertelnft crooks who •l ul only OrlenlaJ NIJS. I ONE 8Rlo:Ate IN, llt!it yeur a l lh~ Com m onwt·i-lth S r hool, a p r1vAt1• pr~p ~cbool 1n ftOiHon. tltlr ve brok m to an ..auction g1~llery set up for a wttkend auk :ind mude ort with.about 100 r ugs vahrf'd u l $100,000 Sgt. John Doris, who lnveaUgalt>s break·lns 1n Roston's back 8 ay sec· t ion. commented· "You don 't expect M>meoody to come out and Just ste al the rug off the floor. but it huppens. ll has reall y Increased in two years" Tllll $1•,.m••ll we\ llled won lne (eunty c .. r11 of Otaft91 County on Marero 21. 1'1'. 1'11M&J Plll»llSNd Of ange Coa\I 0.tly Pl IOt Mr an4 Mr\. EOWarCI ll•N'OO, 1>41n Clem•llte, t:f01, POLICE S AY burglars are attracted to ----Orientals because they Mer.Jt,Aiw 1,14,21,1'1' 124~/q PUBLIC NOTICE are easy to sell, hard to trace and very valua ble. ~H:T1Tiouuus1..au The thefts are most MAMa STATIMIMT PUBUC NOTICE T,,. f«M'-llll _.'°" 1s dolno busi. frequent in areas where NOTICI °'" f'VeLIC Ml AIU NG """ n the weaJthy h vc. eEirottE THI HOWARD'S CHIROPR AT IC P'U-INGC()MMISSION C L IN IC ~ WORLO GYM, llO S •• All of a s udde n. o,THI CITY O, N-11o1>e.FauftUl1n va1i..,,c •. <n.... there's a big interest in P'OUNTAIN VALLEY Oen A -ero, 83'1 Leewaro Or.. 0 · I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE N lhel Huntlnoton BeKh. ~ .,.... r 1enta rugs, .. sa Id S~t. ... ~ .. -t. "°''' u. ""· •• ,, Tnts -. .... u Is <oncN<teo t>y •n in· Bria n Roche in Palm p.m "' tne Counell CIWMIM'">. C•h Clovlduet B e a c h . F I a . • . I t . s HeH. 10200 !il•tw A.,...ue, '°""'••n Den A. -•rd V_,tey, C..tlfoml•, the Pl..w1lnt,1 Com Tiiis swi...-1 wa> filed wtttl !tie SO me thing that's picked """*' w111 hO+cl • llUOlk hNrlno on Co.inly cierti ot Or•-C:O...nty on up in the past year . T he Ille lolt-•no flenll: March tt. t•1t. ~u .. ......itN•.-,mm thieves seem to be con· !Petlllon Wbfnlt11d l)y Moon Han I~• Publl-Ofange Gou t Dally PllOt tent to just br ak . d -SW99-tor•no neattn '""et 1~ Mar. 24, 31, APr· '· u . ,.,.. 110.-19 e in an --&ouieY¥d, Suite K. ------take one rug . Usually, Dr-" • .,. _ _. 1,...ct •..-n PUBLIC NOTICE it's the rug in t he en- -lili .. ,._..,..,.1'!1-.,v tryway." Or•lt Envl~•I Imp.Kl R-1 pe~t•lntno IO ""-IV 0e ... 1opment Of l'ICTITI~ •USIN£SS Mi•• ~e Perk •llueted oe .... r .. lly NAME STATEMENT E s r E c I A L L v •ton0tt1uout1u 11Jeot Edlnoer •ven"" r11e 10110•1"9 &»rson '' dol119 l>uil· vuln<'ra blc are Orienta l between Broollllunl Street """ Lo..<l•d ne•• •• strtt1t. NtCK'S ORCH1os, 30722 ,....,,.tyn, carpets in public places. THESE MATTERS ar• 1>t<1nq wn :.0. La9un<1, CA 91&1/ h d • ff' c~ssed pursuant to 1ne PlannonQ L dw\ N •CllOtn Baldas.•no , 30122 SUC as OCtOrS 0 ICE'S, Ollllfl Si.le of Calilo1n1 ... GoY11rnmf'nt Mar1tyn, So LllC)UM, CA "2617 Dor is says. Som Nim l'S (.ode, •S,000 ~I \('Q •and the ~ounlltln ThP, ll•l\oneu 1~ con(lu<teCI by an Ill thl' thief Will Cl.l SUall V Vallev Mun•t11MI C-, r111e 21 Cltvoduat . THOSE OE-SIRINCi TO tP\ltlv ... N1(ll!)I ... ijatOdhdno "a lk in. snatch the rug tavor or on OPPO\l llOn to'"" prol)()\ .. I\ fnoi. \ld(emt1'11 Woh lllt!d with Into Off thC floor and run 0Ut w1lllM'Q1v""•n-lun1tvto no'IO~I County Clerk ol Oran91' County on 1~ publlc nearn19 It lurth<ll 1ntorma Maren 21, 191'. the door, leaving behind ~n~~n:Sc::!·,.,=.,;n:( ~<1t ~::! Published 0raf191 c:o.si 0.,1~11:,~: a waiting room full of refer 101tw llb01ttt 1IM>\ M•rcn 2•, 31, APrll I. 14. ,.,, gaping patients. cuNTON SHERROD. 113t·19 Io Montgomery Coun-~.Z:.~ eoinm1won PUBLIC NOTICE ly. a wealthy Maryla nd PUOI•~~ ()fange c;oa\I O.oty PllOI ----suburb or Washington, A"'1114· 19" 1.Sl·1' ,~~~~!:~~·:,::s de.tecth:e J a mes King P UBLIC NOTICE TN 1000••"9 Pl'<""'" -"9 .... ,,. said Onental rugs a rc neu t~LWAY APAIHMEN rs 11S.7 stolen once or t WICC a SUNIUOR COURT OF THE G••••r. c;.r°"" (irov•. CA 92..0 month. STATIE OF CALIFOIUflA FOR Don Oft E.-r\ 1~ N Fure\! THE COUNTY OF ORANGE Aft . S.nlot An.t, CA ~/Qt, • 'I c A~ TIONK or OC· .... A·tUlll rn., bu\•,,..\\,, conducll'd by ~n 1n h h ' NOTICE Of' INTENTION TO SELL Oov•Ou•I CdS IOnS ~ ~n t ey Ve 1tEAL P'ROf'IRTY AT 1>1uvuc 0onEn0e" I cf t b e h 1 n d n cw SALE" Tno\ 't•lfltlt'nl wa• toteCI w11n lne m a C h i n e . m a d e Ceouervatonhop ol 11141 IM!•\Oft '""' County c.i.n o• O<•noe Co.inly on estei. oi MARIE e VOUAR r, .,. Mar<.h 21. ''"· Karastans but ta ken old 1'\AlltE K. VOUART. au MAR IE E 1'111145 Or ientals that look so ll,ll LTHOFF, •ka MRS J.E. Pu1>hsNICI Oran.,.OMsl0.1ly P1tot. b . vou•RT. Conserva•"· M•rch1•.J1,.Aprui.14.1979 ad you wouldn l want HOT ICE IS HEReBY GIVEN IMt, 108S-7 your dog to lie on them WClfKt to c.onllrinetlon by IN ebOvP ' efi111ed Superior Court, on ·~·1 is. PUBLIC NOTICE These old rugs are valua · "" •• 10:00 •.in. or ,,.,., .. 11.r ,.,,,.,,, ble, and they know what lilt 11'11• allowltd by taw, the un --, . .. ClehlOt'lotd H Conservet0< of tne Hlata FICTITIOUS eUStN£SS they re dOlllg. ot MAIUE E. YOVART, CA>nservelte, NAMI! STATEMENT Wiii sell ., prlvele sale lo lhe MQlwll Tri. lottO'#inQ oerM>n IS do•nQ buso Addi,. . •llCI !>est net l>tdder on Ille terms ano MH as' live <400l1lons nereon.tlter mtnlloned, •II ACCENTS. 2080 G•rden ln .. co.ia rl9'1t, totle and ontere\I of MARIE E. Me.a, CA'nfl?I YOUART, •~•MARIE K YOVART. Ruootph Oav•d Rovero, 2080 •k• MARIE E KALTHOFF,•"• GardenLn CO'\laMe..i,/CA92b2/ A d MRS. J.E. YOUART, Conwrvolle<t, •I Tno; ~""'" i> conduct~d l>Y an on. nn~,e N .. lme OI tM """°lntrnent Ot Lon S CllYICIUlll rr• .,«.f Hof!lnoe• ~ -con-.rvdtor. •no •ti R..OOIPll o ""'"o r>tlll. ltlle ena onlerHI lh~I ttle con Thi\ \~tement wots toled wotn Ille WASHINGTON AP •t•wetorshtP estate nas ec<1<11reo 1n •Cl County Clf"' of OranC)e County "" ( ) •'*' 11> thet of the eonwrva1" a1 tne M;i"n2t. ""· -T he governme nt is ltnte of appointment of her F 111U l b · k d t 'l Col\J•rntor, In lllt ... 1 projMrty Publlslled Or~ CoHI D•lly Pttot e m g as e . 0 per m I ~In tne County of Or•r>oe. S•••• M•r 31,111opr 7, i..n .1979 11ea.1Q the ma r ket ing of the .. c.1i1orn1 •. c1es<r11>ee1u1o1~ · --low.calorie s urrar sub· Lot 6 •n ~of 8100. It ot T r.c 1 827 PUBLIC NOTICE . .., llltM Oly ofS...Cteinentus11e1 m.tp , StJlule asparta me. ::;: 2~::,o;'! :~c~ •• N~, 1~.~· --,l crmous ausiNESs--G.~. Searle ~ Co. of eel~ Mtos. RKO<~ OI Oren11e NAME STATEMENT Skok ie. 111 .. which pro· C.0-ty. The lot10 .. 1n9 Pit'"°"' are do1n9 dUC eS the Che mica l T111s Qr'Olllerty " commonly t<no•n bUs•n•u •s • es S14 W G•••OI• Avenue, S<1n CORVAIRS UNLI MITED, 104' m 3 d e the r e Q U e St . Cle!ltente, ea111omt• ,,,. oseuors Pt•c•nll• Avenue, un11 ·c·. Coit• As par t a m e was a p· parce l number 01 lhh property " Mew. Cetllom111 '111>21 CIS'-2"11.o9 Withem J<Kkson Selttr.. 10ll2 proved aS 8 Safe rood ad-T ....... is sub1Kt 10 current , .... Samo• A•enue. Hunllng!Clft Buch, dili \'e by the Food and <oveNnti. <ondltlons. rn lr otllons, ,. Celttornle ~ 0 d · · · servetlon~ r19111s. r19nu, 01 way and Fr•nt< Emm .. 11 L••tc11 101& rug A m1 n1 st r a l1 o n .. HJ"tnls or record, any tncum Bucn;inan S1 ree t, Cost• Me u. about fi ve years ago. 1>ra11<0 ot rec.ord 10 be 1M11ist1ed ou1 ot C•ltt0<n•• '12626 It was later taken off , .. P""ha~P<t<.e This bu&•nHs '' conducted by a • T!IP property" to 1>e ~111 on itn •·u oenerat oertne,.111p, the markel when ques· 11" llllsis, •~<41P1 es to 1111• WHllem J !Millen l . · d ,.b t 11~ or otten ••• Invited tor lhts ,,112.., ions were raise a ou llf'Oll!rlY eno must be In wd1on9 ana PubllSllO!d OftnQe Coast Dally Pllol, the integrity Of SCiCntiflC will te re<e1ve0 •tthe ottk•n• wise Mar.lt,A~ 7, u .21. 1919 ms-79 research sponsored to & ·-ELSON, attor neys for tht ------• · CenMrv•tor, P.O. Bo• 7190, Long prove that t he Sugar &Htn. cet11ornta •oeo1 , or, •oo PUBLIC NOTICE substitute was safe. O<...,gatt, S..lte 1310, LonQ eeac11, CalNwnl• "*'7, or may be •K•l•tCI FICTITIOUS euSINESS ""'-''"-~';i' Rogalt9 Rebes ' AP'WI,....... Olll'l'n Ehzatx?th ti. left. will get $348.000 a yeur mor~ m state allowance while her ~•Ster, Princess Margaret will receive an a dt.l it ional $10,000. The queen's yearly al· low.ancc "ill be $4 ,268,400, Prince Philip's $196,000 and Princess Ma rgaret's $128,000. Europe's Kids Hit the Bottle LONDON <AP > -Some Soviet kids start hit· ting the vodka before they're 10. In Britain there are a lmoet twice as many teen-age drunks as 12 years ago, and in West Germany laws banning booze sales to those under 16 are widely ignored. An Associated Press s urvey shows many European countries are deeply worried by the ravages of alcohol among their young people and are s pending millions of dollars trying lo do something about it. THE EXPERIENCE IS SIMILAR to that of the United Stales where drinking ages were lowered al the time voting ages were several years ago. but many states have raiseddrinld ng ages again. Some European countries claim to be making progress in the battle against teen-age drunken- ness and some say the problem is not as serious in their countries as elsewhere. But others appear to have little success halting a trend that experts say is fueled by a divers ity of factors. THESE INCLUDE INCREASING arnuence a mong the young. an oft.found feeling that modern life is futile, a desire to ape adult drinking -itself on the rise In some ph1ces and the fa Isl• l'quation of alcohol with maturity and soph1st icat1on Hl•re is a rt'porl on somt• countries BRITAI N. Youngsters s wigging cheap \\me from the bottll' are a common sight on London s treE.'ls ""fhc Royal College of Psychiatrists said that teen·age d runkenness has almost doubled in 12 Y<'ars. to 4,805 convictions a year. It quoted t ea chers as saying alcohol is replacing drugs as a socia l problem and is believed to be behind the up. surge of pupils' attacks on teachers. It also said the nation had 300,000 alcoholics or a ll ages in a Population of 56 mililion and that Britons of all ages are d rinking almost twice as much as 30 years ago. The Church of Seolland said 98 percent of boys and 96 percent or girls in Glasgow. hard·dn nking Scotl and's largest c·ity. regularly drink at age 17 The law. as throu~hout Britai n. proh1b1ts sale of alcohol to those under 18, bul il 1s \\1 dely fl outed. -F RANCE: A go\'ernment comm1tt~ on a lcoholis m said drinking a mong youngsters declined in 1960·1968 but now appears to be in· creasing. Rut a SPokesm an commented: "Young people do not seem lo be drinking more than in previous generat ions.·· The committee organizes lectures on alcoholism and bas banned ser ving ulcohol at school lunches to those under 15. The mo ve raised eyebrows in wine ·drinking France. -SOV lET UNION : Soviet officials have ex· pressed concern in recent yeurs about hea\'y drinking by teen-agers . The Education Ministry's newspaper sa id last ye ar that 90 percent or So viet alcoholics had their first drink before age 15 and one·third before age 10. It sa id a 5 percent n Sl' in ::i lcohol consumption was largely attributable to youngsters at schools and technical coll eges.' TV a nd news pape rs regularly appeal to pa rents to set a good example by moderating their own drinking. -SWEDEN: Parliament decided in 1976 to lower the voting age from 20 to 18 hut kept the age al which youngsters can buy hard liquor , wine a nd strong beer at 20. The state liquor monoPolY runs a widespread publicity campaign warning of the d an~ers or drink. Stockholm schoolchildren in- terviewed in a Poll lhi1 month said they had no dif· rleulty getting older persons to buy them dMn.k and the poll showed nine of ten 15-year-olds drank re· gularly. WEST GERMJ\NY: It is ille~al lo sell ulcohol to those under 18 and those between 16 and 18 can be served drink in bars and restaurants on· ly when with an adult. But the Ministry of Youlh. Family and Health said the laws are widrly dis· obeyed. The ministry's TV and press campaign to reduce the social prestige youngsters attach to alcohol has been running s ince 1975. Dy ~CIWH'CI H. t<utoleineltr, 1SJ22 ror NAME STATEMENT 'fllQ, Mluloft Vlelo. Celllornle 9U1S, The lotlowonQ jM!rson is dolnQ b<l'I· or IMY be fllltd wl111 ttlt Clerk ot lhe ness as. mtls Introduced Of ..... County 5-rlor Covrt, Of dt· ENVIRONMENTAL HEATINCi &L------------------llventd to any of the ebOve eddrtswis. AI R COND .. •H N. E<~llOll, Or•nQe, 119rMn•lly, •t •ny time •lie• ttrsl CA,,.~ llMllte•llon of l/lls nollGt •nd before LOUIS w. Rountrtt, •IS N. EOllOll, mett.Jnt '9id sei.. Oranoe. CA <nMO TM ptOper1y Wiii lie IOICI on '"' Tiii$ bu5ineu Is uwlelucted by ... ,,,. fell0'#1!19 lem11: Cltw1oual Cllsft or PW! <Mii and oen crote11t. LOUI' W. R_.,tree ... """' OI Suell creClll to be e«•PI• This , .. ,_, WIS flied willl , .... M• ,. Ille undtn lonH •nd to tilt County Cttn. of Oranve Co..nly "" 0r-.. County Super tor Cour1, ttn M•r<h 21, 1919. ~(.,.I of !fie a'1'IOUftl bid to«· F112147 ~ .. --.. ceftttMe Cllkll, ~·SllR ~ C-1 Delly Pli.t, .-Ille.,.._.•• pelcl wltl\lll llllr· Mer<ll24,l1,._,.111, 1', 1919 ly (Jiii ~ ef cmlflrmetioft of Nie by 1 IJ0.19 -~ c-1.. lltMI '""'9r1Y lta·t-----------e , ..... II ....,, -etlnt Mid m.tfn. .-......... Heny,~sof PUBLIC NOTICE "'~ INweM:• ecctpuble to n.e ~· IMll be_ .... et et 1M MOT'ICS O'° SALi ....... cOllltnNlleft et Mte. hemlflO Of' NlltONAL f'ttOf'SRTY llM Of tltle ... Ille tllte IMur•nce flee.*' CMlf. CMI «:Mel -~ lft a.-' ef t11o pur<MM NOTIU IS Hl!RE8Y GIVEN IN1 frkt tMll lie M Ille ·-Of 1"-Wider and --· to lM lew m-~ ftl.lle. TM re<ordlfto Md lllf'OW'-0, Hie unclotnt111*1 OI ALL ......... 40 ...... tr-..W ..... IPAC• ... 11m Tr•lll. o.tdeft Grow. IH(I .... Ill• .. "'"' ., "" eelllon"9, "'" Mii M llMlblk -lkMUI ,.,,._.""°'~ .. ,......_ Mostor's Auction, l'07S~ Nowoofl If..,, ........... ,.._ ...... .,.. c... .... c.lflnlnle .. 1190 ...,.._.,,..~,., ., ... """ .... ,. ..., .. A!lnl. , ........... -"" ,..... 1t1t. .............. lllKlllMll llotrtonel • "'°''_,_. ..... ,,_ti Miry Y ••l'l'llldl""'"' ••may N ..... .,................... """ .. ,., ........ ""'"""" -~TIO:_,.. I,""-fw NM OIW • .......,, 111- LtN i. "°'-LINOaR. wrea .. "" *"-"''-' ... ~....... ......, Wllll t--. Of wwn1 .. """"°"' ...... .. .,.. ........... utet ._ .. ,.I. VOUAllT,ell• •1•11• 0 U ....._. 0.. MMtl.K.VOUA"T .... , ew. 0-. K9Mllll ~. MARii K, ICAL TI40f'', ... AfMlllll 0.. ..... Orn1t', MllC. -.J.a. YOUA"T ~~te&,_,.,"1-Sft. -..... ~OelN9y. *51 ...... ........ . ... o.-... Cit.-0....WS1al!IN¥ .. -..lf, Im , __. 1 MAITI!"'SAUCTION . ~"' c:.... oeltY Hee ........ Or-.. CMlt Oellt l'llOI ,...,. ..... ..,,. ..... ,. Snwking Bans Pushed SACRAMENTO IAPl -From the bills he introduces. state Sen. Alan Sieroty aives the impre11lon he passes up all those free cigarettes they band out on the streets. Sieroty, a Los Angeles Democrat. has introduced five 11llls that would regulate smoking or tobacco. SOME PROVISIONS IN the bills are similar to portions or Proposition 5 or Jut November. an lniUaUve that would have restricted or banned s moking in most bulldinga open lo the pubUc. It was defeated after a $5 mUlloa campalgn against It by tobac· co companies, whJch contended lt in· truded lnto pMvate conduct and was run of contradictions. Sieroty issued a statement saying, "We have known for 15 years that tobacco smoke represents a serious health hazard, yet non·smokt rs are still subjected to It ln many publk places." The bi.Ila: -sa 1117 WOtJLD Rl:QUl&E restaurants with 50 or more seats to set up non-smoking areas. -SB 1108 would prohibit 1~ in hospitals, clinics and other bealt6 raciUUes. except in employee offices. dining areas. and ~pecial rooms let aside for workers. -SB 1109 would prohibit smoking In Indoor theaters and auditoriums. except in lobbies. Fines fOr Infractions on tbcse three would be a maximum of $50. -SB 1110 WOULD REQUIRE state and local goveftlment.a to establish policies on smoking by their employees at work. -SB 1111 would prohibit the free dis tribution or unsolicited tobacco products. A s imilar Slerol)' blO died ln It• first Senate committee last year. Sier oty satd tbe promotional giveaway or cl1areues "bean s imtlartty to hard drug dealen who make their polton1 cheap and ac· ce11lble in order to 1et people ad· dieted." • • t Offers Mar ( Woolworth Celebration NEW YORK <AP~ -Tb.la wu to be a year or 1peclal celebration for F.W. Woolworth Co., an empire founded on nickeb and dimes 100 yean -aao by a farm boy who dreamed of rlehe1. But one of the moat s ucce11f\ll tactics of founder Frank Woolworth -taldq over other ~mpanles -has come back to haunt his ebaln of five and dimes. A Canadian company ls trylnc to buy what g rew Crom the American dream of Frank Winlield Woolworth. STARTING AS A STOCK CLERK, Woolworth wound up owner or a mulli-mUllon dollar empire. Woolworth built his headquarters building -then the world's talles t -with cash. And Woodrow Wilson rucked a switch in the White House to turn on its 8,000 lights. Woolworth opened his fi rst successful store in 1879 ln Lancaster, Pa .• and the chain has grown In· to a mu.JU-billion dollar business, operates more than S.400 ouUets around the world. and is the na· lion's fou.rth·largest retail chain. In the early years. Woolworth set up partners in business. who quickly bought out his interest and developed their chains. THEN, IN till, HE ENGINEERED a merger with five of those former partners, absorbing their stores in a $65 million deal that almost doubled the size ol his empire. But now the company that bears his name and still is run from the towering "Cathedral or Com· me rce" be built in New York in 1913 is fighting for its corporate life. Brascan Ltd .. a Toronto company looking ror a new investment after recently selling its largest holding, a Brazilian electric company. has offered $1.13 billion for Woolworth's 29 million shares or stock. The Woolworth company has sued to block Brascan's bid. Woolworth is an attractive property because. 60 years arter lhe death or its founder. it has been shedding its dime·slore image and diversifyin~. e mphasizing its profita ble Kinney Shoe division more than its Woolworth variety and Woolco de· pa rtment stores. The company lost money in 1977 . but turned a healthy pri>fit last year. BRA S CAN. t NTE R E S TED I N Woolworth's worldwide markets and retailing exp erience. ha s a nno unced that Woolworth shareholders shouJd decide who owns America 's oldest retailer. Brascan offered to buy Woolworth stock at $35 a share. $5.25 more than the stock's closing price this week on the New York Stock Ex- change. ' Des pite its di versification. the company still operates in the shadow of its history Fran!.. Woolworth worked on his parent's farm until hi· was 21 and began his career as a stock cll'rk 1n a Watertown . N Y .. stort· Later. he hafl a hab1l uf posing as a cus tomer 111 hts stores to kt·cp an eye on sales cl('rk<>. II<· once shophfted merchandise at one or his s t o r es. t he n chastised the m an:.iger fo r lux security. lie often sent letters to managers. tell ing tht.>m how to display merchandise and what to put 1n lhC' store windows . "After I was making a lot or money as a mer chant I wanted to build something bagger than any other merchant had." he once '>aid "The Woolworth Building 1s the result · · IT lS A 60-STOR Y Bl'ILOING. pallerm•d a ftt•r a Gothic cathed ra l. Woolworth. accordm~ to one s to r y, was t urn e d d o wn \\he n he aske d Metropolitan Life Insurance for a mortgage to con· struct his buildin~. So he built it with cash St 3 5 million. And he made sure it was taller than the building that held the record as tallest. the one owned by MetroPolilan Li fe. One of sever al c·aricature gargoyles in the vaulted lobby of his building shows Woolworth counlin~ nickels and dimes Another 1s of thl' architect. Cass Gilbert. holding a modt•I of the building. Precepts of the founder. who died 60 years ago last Sund ay. have li ved on . Until 1975 wh<'n Edward Gibbons became president, and last yt•ar moved uµ to chairman. every toµ Woolworth ex ecutive had worked his way through the ranks. in· e luding many who started as stock clerk!>. says H.P . Smith. vice president for public affairs. Smith joined the company im 1932. 1'o8pllt1 Be verly Coburn. wife o r actor J ame's Coburn, has filed suit in Santa Mon6ca to end the couple ·s 20-year m a rriage. She seeks custody or their son. J a mes H. J V . 17 ; the ir r e · s iden c e and two cars . 4Coast Students Honored Four Orange Coas t hig h school students have won $2,000 Jn cash prices in the s emi· finals o r Ba nk of Am e r i c a 's a nnu a l Achieveme nt Awards program. The four. who wiU be a mong 36 students com· pe t ing in the May 23 fin als in Los Angeles. a re: From Corona del ~'1 Jr High School: Sylvia Wallis. vocational a rts; Craig Kain. science and 11)1lthemalics. From Un iversity ll1 g h School : David Schn·1t•r. finl' arts. 1-'r o m Ne w p ort lf a r hor lligh School: .Ju~t1 n llt•c·h t , libe ra l a rt~. Pair Vie ForAuxird Two OranAc Coast re· s 1d e nt s a r e se m i - finalists in the Bank of Am e rica 's Sl 17.000 an· n ua l California Com · munily College Awards program. They are Thao Duong o r San Cle m e nte. an engineering major a t Saddleback Coll ege, and Regina fla rdin of Hunt· ington Beach. a social science·hu manities ma· jor a t Golde n Wes t College. Duong and Ms . Ha rdin will compel!.' a t the So uthe rn C a l ifornia fin als April 25 at the Biltmore llotel in Los Angeles . Tips for Promotion By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce : It took me a year to obtain a manage ment position; now, 18 months later. I don't seem to be moving up. I am e nclosing my re- sume. -Woman In Cleveland, Ohio Yeur resume is s uperb. but perhaps )'OU should try again where you are. Are you handling on-job situations to best advantage? Lawrence D. Schwimmer. presi· d ent of Schwimmer • Associates. a C hicago-b ased c onsulting rirm specializing in developing women's resources for business success, ad- vises clients to use assertive - direct. honest. open -communica- tion. It's more effective than ag· gresslve -dominating, sometimes hostile -or indir ect . non·asscrt.ive behavior . TRY TRIS QUIZ Schwimmer de· vised to test assertiveness: 1. You expect a raise. but your boss says lo wait s ix months . You respond: A. Flne. l 'U check with you then. B. My request is reuonable, a nd you 've a greed m y responslblllties have increased. I'd like to dlacu.u it further. C. f was promised thls raise. I deserve it and I want it now! 2. Your former peers, whom fOU now auperviee. belt at takina orders from you. You: A. Meet wtth eaeh JMraon and discwis tbe situation. 8. Say nothlng and hope they'll.change. C. Send out 1 memo s taUna you're lbe bou now. and expect to be treat· ed uauch. n ( CAREERS J 3. YOUR BOSS HAS been making indirect s e xua l o vertures. You respond : A. I a m uncomfortable when you make those remarks or touch me. Please stop. B. I am sick and tired of your making passes at me . Quit it! C. You s mile and pre· tend not to notice. 4. You are coordinating a pro;ect with another person. but doina all the work. You say : A. You're not doing your s ha re . 11 1 I don. 't get some cooper ation. I'm 1oln1 to tell the bo11. B. On paper, we are coordlnat· ing this project, yet I see I'm doing all the work. I'd Uke to talk witb you about changing this. C. Nothing. You continue to stay late. If you answered l·B, 2·A. 3·A and 4·8 . you're us ing assertive com· munication1 says Scbwlomer. U YoU ans wered 1-A. 2·8, 3·C ud 4·C, you 're beioa non-assertive. Al· gressive answers are renected In 1-c. 2-C. 3·B and 4·A. WHAT II' YOU veered abarplf b e tween non-a11ertlve and ••· greuive anawtra? Tbat, HJI Schwimmer, la • comlDOll problem tor new womea eueutlvea. "Many women, when they first reaeb executlve autua, bave a painful time learnln1 tbey can't be a pushover. but can't be too pulQ eltber," be 1a19. ........ l ~. Apnl 1'. 1879 OAll.V fttLOT The Blggeat Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It, Trade ·It With a Want Ad (642-5678) One Call Service Fast Cre~lt Approval CLASSIFIED INDEX ,a ~.~.~~ ........ ~.~.~ ........ ~!.~.~ ....... ~:.~.~ ........ ~-~~ ....... ~:.~~ ....... ,~.~~-·-··· •••r• 1002 •••r• 1002 •• ,..,.. 1002 G1Mr.t 1002 ..._... 1002 G.Mr.t 1002 G••r.. 1002 .................................................................................................................................................................. f1ftlctY•M.C1N t OUAL HOullHG Q jlltjllt OllllJHIH t HOMIS UMDH S70,000 Some 3 bedroom & 4 bedroom Some l'Ondo'~ We huve Just what you need lo fl l your budgcl Creal ~lartcr h om eh, low d own. low paymcnls Invest now & witch your money grow &42·5678 NGUSn fOI SALE C-.. NWf•I IW'-hlio."" l\o\tJo .. t .. 111 ..... 1. l ... , •• .,.., kr •t ~ t.., ....... . r~ .. 'lr" .. 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Llmttu :;·• tmn or11IM•n111111.1tmn h• .. :~: l'ht:o. nev.l>pu µ1•r v.111 not "'"' lrnow1n~ly .tl'l'l'l't uny :·,~: :11lvl.'rt1 i.1 n ~ for rt•a l l"l'>liJk v. hl<'h I:. tn \ IOIJ ,,., tmnoftht'law :::: ---------H •J l,11\ ""' ERRORS: Ad•ertiHN !~~ should chKk ttt.ir ads ··~~ daily and report er· :~~~ ron 1.,.,.diatety. The .;~ DAILY PILOT osSUtMs ·~z liability for the first in· '.,',~ c.otTKt insertion only. :;~ --------- 11,., ~forSale •..•..•...........•..•.• ,.;· Generat I 002 'L~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' '~. Busy Busy Busy "'" NC't'd 2 sales pcr:.ons tm· ~:: m<•d1att'ly to handle '"' ru.-.hmi.: bu:,iness May ~;:; work rt'nlal:. or not. as "'" prefe rred. Incentive :~:: romm1ss1on spht. ,.,, ..... t Lill 1111111 ..... 1.i;; I HH , ... , 0 • .11 "' BURR WHITE RULTOR. IHC. ' '67S:4630 WHY MEN HUNTINGTON IEACH COHDO $59,900 You mu~t sec lhas squt!aky dean 2 bedroom <.'Ondo New carpet & paint. Slcµs tu 1.:vcrythmg, btke to beach. Won't la~t. call now ! UNITS Cull fo r free las t. We hav~ lhe m from a triplex a l $65,900 up to 16 units at $100.000. Gr cal investors selt-!ctaon. (;all now• 540-3666 1111 INO'I( RI \11\ "')()( 1\11 \ BEST VALUE- SPYGLASS HILL OCEAN VIEW -IA Y VIEW 4 IORM, 21/2 BA TH. FAM RM, 2 FR PLC 'S, WET BAR. HIGHLY UPGRADED & IMMACULATE OUTSTANDING HOME -XLNT PRICE $389.500 OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE ~~~~~ ~~'~:~.:; :~,~: STAY HOME Tht'Y to"njoy the t•omfort or a ntt'C home IO a l'hOtC'C loc. Thc. ::.pec1::il home ha:. 3 dl'bghtful bdrm:.. itas BBQ. fam rm. wC'l l lnd.~cpd lot & a Home Prolctt1on Plan. You wrll love 11 ' C all t oda v !fi95370 • OPEN HOUSE 9 MONTECITO hn~lm. ot ftJtr.-.111 \ .. 1.;i ffl\t•,tn1 ... r1t v..1n1.-..1 ,.,.,, \t1tnt·\ lu I.,,.,, Ir , \1111...,, v. .. n1t-d• 11u1 Ml.Kl••~·\ Tf1, ~ ANNOUHCEMENTSj~ PERSONALS & ... LOST & fOUND -"nl'WMKW'.-mtn, .. ( .. , ~ . ., Lt~·· ,,14,.' t ....... 4 ..... ,,.11 •. ...,...,A.I, ... 'IC''"'''"•t&• lfil\t ,. 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" ··~J .... , ,, .10 ., .. , 1•1111 '•"" 'NJ) R.C. TAYLOR CO. 640-5112 View Catatino! 4BR·POOL-SPA ALLSTATE REAL TORS Supenor views from this ____ ~orgeous bluffs top tn· level. Double door entry. WATERFRONT e legant mirror-walled MANSION living rm. Formal din· NEWPORT FIXER $122.500 This 3 Bdrm home ts sw!)t; from the beach, on the Penin:.ula . ll de · ruutely needs TLC. but has tremendous poten· ual. Bnng your tools and imag1nal1on C ;,ill ~1151 ~HERITAGE •.• REALTORS A magn 1f1c e nt ex · lllg. 2 fplcs, 4 :.pac1ous J)l!nenre of ocean hvmg. bedrms . family room Private roud. .:uarded OJ>t!OS to sparkling pool entry. "ecluded ::.:rndy and 6' c ircular spa. G1an1 bea1·h S ::.par 1ous wood firep1l ' Cover ed Vll'W d t' t k ~ A true pauoandbalcony Much. mai.tcrpettc for lux· much morl'! Pnccd to unous ll\tnj.( Just n ·· seU fast! $174,900. Call dUC't"d s2s o.ooo. C all now.546-2313 ---------~--[ijifii ~ FOR SALi-: BY OWNF.R "'·c..o--c-.-3br. H2ba. I car allch 2 Story-4 IR gar Large fenced yrd Spartding Otympic: Well maintained $76.500 POOL W t JACUZZ I dys 2137367178 evl':,& · wlmds 7141892·6461 ll~l' lam1ly rm. formal ------- d1n1 nl( rm. gou rmet ktl<'ht•n. v.alking dJS· Lann~ to srhool::.. ::.hop· ping park & golf course Bl'a uttlul executive home St--cloded on tree I.med :,lrl'<'t Super home for gracious hvmi;: and entertaining. $139,900. Exceptional value. Call !lh'-R'7R'7 ,,..,,,,,.,. 1 \h~·"'""'''' t Move ·Em Out VETERANS BENEFITS! Any Veteran who 1s qualified may purr hasl! a homl.' with NO DOWN PAYMl,o;NT! t:1the r ol these 2 ::,pectal proiit:rtll!s may fit )our need. 4 BEDROOM-giant Ii\'· ing rm-bnck fplc·earth tone decor new plus h crptg. J w.t S79.000! ·OR· 3 BEDROOM·formal dtn· lllg rm.cathedral ceiling· large liv rm·ulll room RV parking RENT TO OWN OR l.JNTI L CLOSE m· E.5C ROW ! f'ull pnce $82.00>! TRANSPORTATION ii~ [ e ISf!HI Uli;O 1•no ... to the country whe re fresh air abou nds There's room for the kids to play & enjoy sum merume fun Horseback ndlog. swimming. P•C· nicmg or just explonng the rulls. Mom & Dad can play tenrus or jltl>t relax in 4SOO+sq rt or custom Don 't wait. . call now 752· 1700' luxury on a full acre but ,.,.,,, ,,,., .. ct~e~=2ict. 'ra __ _ <>rancae Hr11. Inc. ~ I ''•'ttif I, I THE REAL ESTATERS ~ -----------------1335. Yorba at Chapman Orange, Ca . 714/997-2500 •• 0010 .... 115..'ll 'U•t ~I UMJ • ~rhll \j_Jjli ""'· ...... Sl.77 per DAY That's ALL you pay for a 30 day ad in the PRICE REDUCTION GOV'TRE,O 3 Bdrm. l Y:z bath New W /W carpeting. SSOOO On. Only $56.500 VA Approved Broker 898·7853 DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY $215,000. Owner anxious. ---------Hurry, won't last. Call Six units 2 Bdrms. only I 645-9161 Yo u r r r I e n d s a n d : OPEN HOUSE REAL TY / S©\\&illA-~~~s · That Intriguing Word Gome with o Chudle -----l4•td ~r CIA\' I ~!AN----- I PUL L AR . ' I I I I I I -I R Y S U T I 0-9fnetrd: YH, 1lle'1 ugly. ' Is J I I WMn ,,,. wH • llld. an. . . ---r WHn'I aliow.G 10 pl1y Ill Ille ...-------'-. llndbo.C bee:I U .. the Clll I T 0 L C E A I wouly •l'ld -11•1 -. I' I I I I' G ;:-;, ... ~ ... ...:":'!. o::~ ....._....__.__..___..__.__, .0. '""'•loo 1....., I~ ,,_ f ~ .... •·~.·;!.:·r~~~N"0$r r r r r r r 1 6 ~~v·t.~f •0j I I I I I ~ER I I I IClftM.LITSMlwen .. c~ HOO neighbors use Classified wh en they hav e someUung to sell. They'll tell you how well it worked for them! ~1Llu/f OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 2034 VISTA CAJON. finest orig inal a rea: highly customized "Plan E". o ve r 2 ,000 s q . ft . of quality a ppointme nts: 2 bdrm. s uites. m assive family or entertainmen t room (w e l bar > +hobby r oom. Commanding vista of lush greenbelts. An adult occupied home of excellence & distinction . Honestly priced at $189.500 . 5~e Bluffe OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 5 IR. + din. ""' + •iew 2645 BAM BOO. 2-Story ho me on gorgeous lot; expanded "massive" living rm. with m arble frplc.; lovely formal dining rm Vacant & move-an ready! YOU WRIT E YOUR OWN DEAL. OWNER WILL FINANCE IT ~ J<~antastic opportunity for not muc h cash. Contract of sale al $208,000 fiar~or Viewfii/~ OPEN SATURDAY 1~ VIEW, VIEW, VIEW, VIEW! 280 1 HARBOR VIEW DRIVE . Uns urpa ssed . un obs tru c t ed & unending bay & ocean views. Spacious California ranc h 3 bdrm., 3 bath, family rm. & dining rm home. At $287,500 <owner carries the loan ). i!1aHtittr\fi & [n., · i~raltorn Ring 640 · 5560 day or evening Eastbluff Professional Bldg DOVY SHottfS Magnificent bay & night lig ht views. 4 br. 3 ba, Fren c h doors overlook extensive warm brick patios with pool & jacuzzi. Elegant parquet floors in entry hall & dining room. Cus tom · des igned beveled leaded windows m ake this a real jewel. Huge family room with 2nd fire place. Cus tom quality throug hout. Inter iors by Cannel & Cha ffin. By appl. $550,000 fee. FARRELL & CO. PROPERTIES 759· I 092 Class1f1ed Ads M Y-Oo.ly A"""'1 C..od. ):/. V Auouf1l'lg to ,,.. $,o,• To dheiOC> me>\09e lo< Sunday, reod wo<ch "''~"'9 ro numbet\ o1 you< ZodtOC borth •'9" 1•rt1•hC )IW'ltf\ ··~ 'IU.p Dtt 6/A J "'"'°•PN-1• JJW~ 6JCloMt •Oo ...... °" .. "°'" ~W·~ »~ 66At ft Ml-•t .. Pt~t; M ()ft "'I "OVf JP M., ., Uf'ICMil lfflttft•llflw.Q 'l'fOll .. ~""' tlM JIO.IJlloM•Oc MC•" •Olli.MD 40''0"" IO~Of'f ', ""°'tlllO'IJ ., o.. 11 l'Mt .... •10...."0' O•M··~· n Hwtt ;J hp •JAl IJOOM U~ort.otl«CAn l•-.011tatl\lt ,,,ov ·~o... ,.~ 16ll'IOl(;e..., ... .,Ow, ltC.~- " '" •IO. "•o '""°"' .. flfO, ,.,.,.., tlS.. .... fl\OO'ltlll ,..,....,.,.....,. 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S29R.SOO OPEN SAT. 1-5 250 I Windo•er ASK FOR BARBARA HUTCHINGS .m1111t ~GUR€ ·--·······--·· .......... -... , A 359 car at jewel in the CROWN OF THE SIA COMllME: PRIME LOCATlON GRADE AIA ARCHITECT PREMIUM CONSTRUCTION MIX with 25 years or lovmg care and improve ment GAllMISH with a me nities OFFIR -for the first time - 231 POPPY. CORONA DEL MAI SERVES s m a ll fa m1 ly with la r ge li festyle IY OWMHS IY APPOIMTMBn' 673-1179 One Thousand Dollars per carat &OMM'iY1~~~~~~ 63 GeMrat I 002 ,Gaarat I 002 1-3444 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --------EXECUTIVE'S ONLY! G1gant1c Republi<' hid· den 2 s tory. A dynamic rovcred e ntry. 4 giant bedrms. 3 baths. garden v ie w family r oom . Elegant k1t<'hen & dining rm Hideaway patio. Lowest pnced home m area . Sl44.900. Decide now, call 546·2313. f)PfrJ hi 0 • 11 \ lut-1 lf"UI t."f [~IHIHil *VETERANS* Let a Vet Help You flnd that home you want. 0 down up to Sl00.000. Cal Randy Afl, 24hrs WORLDR.E 543-1722 TRIPLEX Gnat Income!! Single story owner unit with 2 townhouse design rear units . All with private patio. W ID hook up & mdiv1dual enclosed ~a rages . C a 11 now 673-8550 OJ-l"' fH 0 •II\ ft f'-1 I \ f;f ~ .. I [~IHPdfl Have something to sell ? . Classtlled ads do It well. CE 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE 2443 VISTA MOii Eli OPEN SAT 1·5 Large Single Level Paula Plan. 3 Bedroom Plus Family Room In Newport Beach Bluffs. Tiled Entry. La r ge Living R oom W /Cus tom Fireplace. Cathedral Ceilings. Huge Master Bedroom Suite . Fee Land. Onl y Sl99,500. A "J oy Of Newport" Las ting. 2043 VISTA CAJON OPEN SAT l·S Gor geous 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath End Un it. Spacious Living Room, Large Master Bedroom Suite. 3 Skylights. Patio Overlooking Finest Greenbelt ln The Area. Only $155,000. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing . llG CANYON VIEW Quiet Setting On The Golf Course. Night Lights And Golf Course View. 3 Bedroom, Formal Dining. Wet Bar. Two Private Patios. Secluded Location. $255.000. OM THE IEACfi Beautifully Decorated 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Unit With 180° View From Living Room. Dining Room, Kitchen And Master Bedroom. Built On The Beach. Amenities Include Pool, Recreation Room, Sauna, Plus Private Guarded Entrance. On these sacred days when families gather, we at Lusk Realty take pleas ure in the knowledge that our clients enjoy the finest homes, and renewed pride in our dedication to serve the community. SPICTACULAI SPY&LASS Lovely 5 Bedroom Coronado Model With Ni g ht Lights View . Professionally Landscaped Yard With Many Extra Features, Pool. Jacuzzi, Sauna. Entry Leads To Large Living Room And Formal Dining Room. Completely Modern Kitchen. Downstairs Game Room. Call For Appointment To Inspect. $600,000. May you and yours find peace and joy this holiday weekend. ,.. .uAT LOCATION! In Irvine's "Calirornia Hom•.•• Lovely One St.ory 3 Bedroom And Living Room Home With Custom Paneling. Brick Fireplace. Private Courtyard. Shake Roof. Only $87,500. Hurry. Ci? =:.=:-: I l • ., , I -6.......e IOOJl•••r• IOOJ ......_,_,._ ......._,_.,._ MwnPorS. H111nhr.I* ...................... ., .................................................................................................................. . ~~~ •••rill 1002 ....... 1001 •••rtil IOOZ •••rtil lllJ .........•............. ...•.•.............•... ....................... . ..................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ~T llACH Z STOIY J .. IOOM ,_,.._.. •••rill 1002 "•~ rr-vw , ............ _....... Roomy 3 bedroom with lar1e dlillna -+HIST IULESTATE IVESlllOO SAllS OPIM .. THI aUflfs Besl value ''Doioree'' in North Bluffs. Very p rivate c ul-de-sac with larae g reenbelt on three aides. 1161 .500. · SES MAGGI E GUTH AT 300 OTERO ONM .. HAIW Y1IW MOt tlS 2 bdrnw, den & 2 baths " ~. Del Piso tile In ldt~hen & enlr)' hall. Aquarium between hall & den. $169.500. St-;t: VODV NEIS)N AT 1706 POK'l' ASHLEY SW91•YllWOM 61'0PWA19~ t~ubulous Buyshnres a~ where this fum1ly horn • as located. Discover tls t•ou1Hry katc he n , e parate m aster u1te wtth suuna & jacun1, fi replace. 5 bedroom~. 4 baths. 3 f 1rt>plutt's . g reenhouse. fruit trees, lur.w wet bar Entertsmment & ramlly livini: are combined wit h perfc ·uon. $695.000. · UOO COUNT•Y CHA•M Cathedral cctlang~. cusl. k1tch wath finest butlt-1n~. pe~ & groove floor~. outstundin~ mlistcr . French doors overlook south patio on a 45 · lot. $425.000. DESllLULE DOYEi SHOllS Beautifully maintained , warm. c harrrung family home. 5 Bdrms. living room. library, family & activity room. Security system . w i n e c.:losct. & many m ore goodies! BaC'k Bay, night light view & you own the land! $495.000. INVESTORS! F a bul o u s buy n ea r bay & walking dist a nce to ocean. Each unit with 3 bd & separate address. Owner will finance at 10(,i'o. Price $235,000. COUNTRY CHAIM P e rfect couple home. Great expans ion poss ibilities . Lovely family r oom with c ozy brick fireplace. French doors opening to courtyard. 2 b edrooms, 2 ful l baths S250.000. CORONA DEL MAR CHARMH Quaint oldt:r home. Move in condition, best part of old Corona del Mar. 3 bedrooms. 1 bath. Low maintenance. yards m front & back. Lots of ·room to add on. $195,000. IRYIME TERRACE AT THE PAlk Move ri g ht into this n ewly decorated 4 bedroom home with earth t o n es & Jot s of wood paneling. Lovely pool & large deck for entertaining. A gourmet cook will truly e njoy the latest m appliances in the large country kitchen. $252,000 HIGHLAND VIEW HOME Larg e 3 b e droom on quiet c ul -de-sac, with upg rades & Jands capmi;! s upe r bly done. Koi pond. wat erfall & built-in ga s BBQ .. plu~ open s pectacular view. $227,500. OCEAN, SAND, SUM, FUH All available to you for lhe s ummer. Owner is very mot.ivaled to sell this 3 bedroom. 2 bath and lri;!. fa mJly room home decorated with ee:Arth tones. $199,500. EXCITING TURTLHOCIC 4 bedroom President home on cul-de-sac streel with pool & spa plus a large private yard. New carpets & beautiful oak paneled fireplace. Sl79.500. Land included. WOULD YOU IEUIVE! Exc iti n g ocean /Catalina panoramic view. 3 bedroom condo with many decorator touches. All yours for $154,500 fee. CAMEO HIGHLANDS Plenty of room for expansion in this 3 bdrm, 2 bath home, pool & de n, your choice of 3 beaches. Priced, $189,500. IAYSHORE 4 IEDIOOM Large family home with great indoor outdoor Jiving areas. Newly redecorated. Close to private beach and boat storage. $299,000 IMJOY Ill Pool & tennis a few steps from this dramatic 3 bedroom, family room h o m e with forma l dining rm. Co rner location in t he Bluffs. Price $149,000. AIST TIMI OFFIUD Easy walk to pool, park, tennis, s h opping & schools from this cheerful 4 bedrm. home. Enjoy the c ustom patio & yard. Hurry - P rice $94,500 HAllOI VllW HfUS CDM Bright, cheery & private describes t his 4 bedroom . 3 ba th home! Formal dining room & n tra large family room with wet bar. makes t his a nifty home for entertaining. $269,000. 844·9080 ltl1Ull~ ........... ...... fCINTP •• .a.•1.uo-~11 2 bath. Load or bu1ll·ina. Range & CMAMTVALUll "'' ~VI"' o v e n . m I <' r o w a v e • d i 1 h was her Gt.at back bay bua111n' IALIOA llLI f 1 Ovtr :MOO ft. or peaetfut R•klHtlal i-2 tom irep uce, le. living 4 Bedrms + 3 1Mre1al Mttlblt' spar•· LIDO ISU b1th1·0R·3 Bed rm .+. H;ar parkinM. t blO<'k to Privt1tc 3 bt:>droom, 3 bath, oak plank tepara tc .iuc11t1ma1d'i; wt1tH, 3 bedrm 3 b1Uh un qtrt. f ormal bvm~ rm. It f'lnophwe SuSH'r tor floors . ope n beam C~lllngs. 2 FamJlyrm.2fplcs Cov· 1ummer/w1nter ratc11 . fart•placcs. many extras. $289,000. th"1 bnck p11l10 Pollll'li: m hou.~--a nd mu ch [a tt\BTt ., JACOBS REALTY ~~i:ob:::.~~~~~:r ~ ll~lllL 675·6670 <>l-f"'"'~··''''"•'tm • ... 1 ...... -·-·-:-.;~~ !etiiMI ············j·i··i·i··~·~·-~·~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 macnab I Irvine realty OPIM SAT. I ·S P.M. 230 HUS. OLD C:DM I HR home wtlots of country charm ! l·blk lo ocean. Shuron Snuth IH4·6200 <0 ·15 I OPIM SAT. 1·5 P.M. 600-lSth ST. NEWPORT HEIGHTS. Park-like setting of almost 113 ac. surrow1ds this 3 BR. famJlY rm "hke-new" home -don 'l miss it. Now $192 .500! Barbara Aune 642-8235. (0 ·16) <>PIM SAT. 1.5 P.M. 1401 MA RINE RS OR. Beautiful condition ! Beautiful look ! Beautiful price - $169.750! ! 3 BRs. family rm adj. POOL & lg. lot. Barbara Aune 642-8235. ( D· 17 ) OPDI SAT. 1·5 P.M. 2555 VISTA DR. BAYS HORES. Isl time offered -4 BR family home loaded w / c·harm ! Family rm, paneled library. formal dining + brkfst area. $,125.000. Oona Chichester 642-8235. < D· 18 > OPEN SAT. 1·5 P.M. 1724 T RADEWlNDS. BAYCREST. Don't miss this al $249.500. Builde r's own ho me -new gourmet kitchen. lg. family rm, 3 BRs + many a men1t1es. Elaine Svedccn 642-8235. (0 -19) , OPEN SAT. I ·5 P.M. 16 SKYSAIL. JASMINE CREEK. 3 BR Plan 5 -too m any upgrades m ention -don't miss it! Amy Gaston 642-8235. <0 ·20) OPEN SAT. & SUM. I ·5 P.M. #62 BEACON BAY. A BAYFRONT! Slip <up to 18' boat> & tennis court avail. 3 BR custom . like-new home w /fantas tic masler suite on water + lg. covered patio on sandy beach. l BR apt. too ~ SSS0.000 leasehold. Mary Lou Marion 642 -8235. ( 0 -21) OPEN SAT. 1·4:30 P.M. 1:19 HOYAL ST. GEO RG E . BIG C ANYON. Approx. 3000 ::.q ft dramal1cally decorated w/,imported fu rniture avail. Pool. jacua 1 + ::.auna. Tom Allmson 6-t 2·8235. (0 -22> OPEN SAT. & SUH. I ·5 P .M. l ::WO OUTRIGGER .. HARBOR VIEW HILLS. Exceptional Belvedere w/v1ew of hills. 4 BR. family rm & lg. yard. $209,000. Helen Wood 644-6200. (0 -24 l OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P.M. 1903 YACHT MARI A. SEAVIEW. New Bedford model -3 BR. den+ family r m . I..:g. v1ewmg terrace + 2 atnums. $265,000 incl. land . Belle Chase Lee 644-6200. m -25 > I ST OFFERING Smashing trad1t1onal on beautiful quiet location of guard(.'Cf exclusive Landa Isle! Master suite w /closets galore -3 add 'l BRs w /baths; formal dtning; spacious family rm views handsome ga rden courtyard w1fountain; pier & s lip for lg. yacht. $1,000.000 leasehold. Appl. only. Cathy Schweickert 1>42-8235. ( 0 -26) WOODBRIDGE EST A TES Newly listed "Wa::.htngton" 3 BR. 3 bath + fa mily rm. den & formal dining. Avail. al $128,900 fee or for lease a t $675/mo. Martha Macnab 642-8235. <D-27 ) MEW IH NEWPORT SHORES Completely r cmode lccl home on maximum lot. Offers 3 BRs -family rm - billiard rm -pocket gardens -s unny patio + delightful decor. $139.950. Polly Goss 642-8235. < 0 -28 1 llG CANYON View! New on market! Oakcrest plan w1view of golf course & lake! l ·story. 2 BR end unit. A winne r of a home at $199.500. J oyce Edlund 642·8235. < 0 -29 I HEWLY LISTED! lmmac. 4 BR. dining rm home in Eastblufr. Prime condition -top-grade cpts & drps. Lovely yard + t:asy maint. HURRY -$197 .000. Coby Ward 642·8235. ( 0 -30 ) HAHOR VIEW kNOLLS Delightful Cape Cod u rch1tccture. Spacious 3 BR condo w /lg . family rm. Quaint bay windows & wide greenbe lt view. Sl82,000 incl. land. Lois Egan 644·6200. (0 ·31) HARBOR VIEW HOMES • Single-story 1 or 5 BH expanded "Monaco" model w/formal d ming rm & gourmet kitchen. New cpl t-fresh paint make this a MUST SEE for only $189,400! ! Donna Godshall fi1ll u200. <0·32 l LIDO ISLE Outstanding 4 BR cuslom home on 1112 lots near club, pr 1valc beaches & tennis. Sunny So. patio fol' summer relaxing. $.595,000. Cathryn Tennille 642·8235. (0 -33 ) PUT srRIHG IM YOU• STIP And bounce in to see lhi~ beautiful Big Canyon Deauville res. Highly upgraded & expanded adult home w/amenitics galore! $650,000. Sandie Fix 644-6200. <D·34 > UHUSUAL TRIPLEX West side Costa Mes a pride of ownership units. 4 BR, family rm master unit + two 2-BR units -all w/patios & 2 baths. $197,500. Coby Ward 642 -8235. (0 ·35) GARDIN SITIIHG Adjoining lg. family rm + formal h vmg & dining rms cr eate a charming atmospher e for comfortable family living or entertaining. Four 2nd floor BRs w/views. $349,500. Larry Oyer642·8235. <0 ·36> IA YSIDE COVI Beautlf ul Legend model -spncious master s uite upstairs & cozy den off Uvi ng rm. Security alarm system +many other extras. $225,000. Holly Markas 644·6200. CD·l4 ) 642-IZJS tO I 0.... lrtft ... .,.... ...... 644-6200 I '44 S.. Mlflei Or. ......... c..- 752-1414 4141C ..... Df'. c....,...,...,c .... ___ ... ____ .,..,, • •ti'•• •• ,_ . . ... .._. -... .... 'II\ ........... ,.., ....... ••••••••• .,..,. ~ ~~=--~~ --,,. ,,. .. ,,.. ,, ..... "'. AS SUMA ILi A 9~ % Fixed Rate Assuma ble Loan. Owner will consider 2nd T.D. to assist in assumption. 3 Bdr .. 2:~ Ba .. Lrg. Fam. Rm. w/wet bar. Lovely comer lot in the Ranch. Call Tom Baron 559.9400 ACROSS FllOM PAD This classic 4Bdr. Mesa Verde home features formal dining, cozy den & used brick courtya rd. Just right priced at $133.950. Ask for Jackie Ha ndleman 631·1266 FOR LEASE CONDO -~W a lk to South Coas t Village -2 Bdr. + den. $560/mo. - MESA VERDE HOME -4Bdr .. family rm. & forma l dining: $700/mo. Ask for Jackie Ha ndleman 631·1266 OCEANFRONT That romantic hideaway that you've dreamed about has finally come on the ma rket . Rare Peninsula Point peachfront ho me $525,000. Ask for Darrell Pash 631·1266 IRVINE 3 Bdr .. 1% Ba. w;Oming Rm. and cove red patio. $82.900: VA Terms. Ask ror Roy Siemens 631 ·1266 IRVINE Upgraded 4 Bdr .. tri-level Yale model. $109,900. Ask for Roy Siemens 631-1266 COSTA MESA BARBER S HO P / h ai r d esign ! Excellent shopping center location. 2 c hairs w/room for 2 more. $10,500. Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Costa M•sa Beautiful d uplex. Close to park. sch .. and 'h mJle to beach. Owner unit with ex cellent rental. Both units have 3 Bdr . 2112 Ba .. s unken lt vmg room. fireplace & privacy. $205.000 Duple x for Rent Sec above. S.575/m o.; $350 Sec. Oep. As k for Roy Siemens 631·1266 COSTA MESA l Bdr .. Unfurnished house; private ya r d & gar age. S250/mo. Ask for Curtis Herbcrts. Sr. 631-1.266 TRl-PLEX East.side Costa Mesa. Rents are low. Ne w building all around $147.500 Ask lor Robert M1l!Jken 63 1-1266 IRVIHE LARGEST HO M E IN COLLEGE PARK This spacious 2650 sq . ft 4 bdr. home has a f am1ly room, bonus room . a ir conditioning . + t ile roof. $129,500. Ask for Fred Gibson 559.9400 of costa ..sa, lrYiM, Hwport bffch, iftc. 2l 4 E. 17th Stnet, Costa Mesa 631-1266 Nauonw1dl! Network of lnd1\lduoll> Owned and Operated Real £.,late Office~ Whether you·re buying or selling. Classified ad· verusing will get your IAIMWHIU YOULIARM Ow ..a. .Uff avera1e IZ miWOn eaeh ln Y0111111e laet1"f', hcellentCOM• miaaton split up to 100".:i-. on owned property. Con· veNeni Oraaa• County Ai r port locatio n . rre.t.l&iow aeml-prtvate olfi~. Secretarial 11up· port . Com p u t e r tetmlnaJ. In-house video and peraooal training. Worit ,..llb Quail Place Man1geme nt, Develop· me nl, Financial & Securities Corp. Sell public limited partnership funds also We have a few openings ror licensees who pride themselves on being pro- fessional a nd workln~ with professionals. and who have be~o s uc · cuesss ful at sel lin g houses or income proper· Ly. or who have otincd lhetr own business. are Ucensed and have owned Income property. Please write or pho n e o . Berman, President. Quall Place Properties. 1400 Quail St .• Newport Reac h . C A . 92660 (7141752-1920. $67 mlll1 00 in escrows closed last year. Join the fastest ~rowin g pro· fess1onal investment real estate organization in Orange County. J QUAIL PLACE NOPllTIES"" 10,-~ 1:10 P.M.I RENT OR LEASE "TILL YOURS Owner anxious lo sell Uus vacant 3 bdrm. 13 • ba l"mly home near S. Coast Plaza . Terms avail $84.950 Call 754-7800 SPOIL YOURSELF b~ relaxm~ around thl' frpk /1.:_ serv younw lf from Wl'l bar while tht• sleak~ art• Sl7.7.hng on tht• hlln l.HilJ · a ll under II! cov d patio This t'lassy I hr. 3 ha home ha., 2 ~ l'I l>ars, 3 frplcs . I rm I d 111 rm & much, m uch mon• Call now' ~;9.5370 ALLSTATE REALTORS BREA THT AKIMG + POOL & JACUZZI Sel'l u rl e fl t'nlr\ <'0Urty.1rd with µool anti ,,u•uu1 Luxunou~ ll\·in11. room "1th opl'll bl!am {'('1Lmg:. and ;,unken con vc r~all i>n pit, bu1ll a rouud l1l e f1replac£' Seduded bdrm-;, could b\• >.t'paratc C'JU:l rtcrs. Air' warml'd bv ~olar heal for 10~ ut1ht1es Call 64S·OJ0:1 FORESTE OLSON '""( ......... , ... ,, EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Like new 3 bdrm .. C! ba • ,·ompletely remodeled On lurr.re lot. with dl'· tachro 2 car Raraqc. ex tra purkmg. Prn:ed right at Slil.000 associated BAOI< f A<; IH II L TORS l 01'> W lolt-it''l • 7 •bl message to the right pco· ~al I 002 pie. Call Today! 642·5678. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST PRICED 4 Bdrm horn(' in CdM ! Plus owner will consider 2nd TD wtonly l O'r down ' Choose yo ur lender Hurry & take ad· vantage of these great te rms -As king just St75.000~ ! Call Donna Schroeder I UNIQUE HOMES 675·6000 PARK LIDO Poolside COftdo A Beauty! 3 Bdrm. 21.11 ba. Easy Uving. highly up(rl!_ded. $109,500. ROGEi IROWH R.E. 673-1020 FOUR-PLEX LIKE NEW! $114,500 Excellenl rourplcx In· vestment bargain . All new painl inside and out ! AU new carpellna every wlil • Super rental a tea· extremely low v1cancy rate! Income $960/mo. g rou-call fast for priv1te preview. 752· 1700 ~"' '" 11• II\ llJI'; •Orr N.(1• [~.1111 lt ynu're not rudln1 the IJttk-ads In Claa1>if1ed1 you're mlu1n1 • lot °' oewfty Information al well auome 1re11t buys, . ... .. -' " . . .. " . .. . ...""" .--.. ~SELECT I PROPERTIES PRIME DUPLEX Two 2 b e d roo m units wilh individual gar ages & pdvate yards. Great income & location in Costa Mesa. wul 1 price $99,500. Ca ll 556·2660 COSTA MESA TRIPLEX Pride of ownersttip building with 3 bed rooms. 2 bath owner's unit. It's less than 6 years old . Full price only $179.000. Call 751·3191 HOME + BUSINESS Good Costa Mesa location. Live h e re & ope r a te your Antique business. Beauty shop, etc. PLUS sm all 2 bedroom unit attached ror additional income. No qualifying. Assume large 83 VA loan. Full price $84,900. Call 556·2660 ASSUMAELI Looks better than a model. 3 bedrooms. 2 bath, plus h carpeting, c ustom drapes, fireplace, s hake roof & best of a ll, an assumable loan at a very favorable rate of interest. Priced for quJck sale at $87,000. CaJJ 751·3191 ( • • • < 0 ., UDO ISi.i Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances custom spacious 5 bdrm.. <4 bath tradiUoftal horn ; like new. Id al fot' entertaining Corner lot. '520,000. .. CANYON Golf c:oune view fro m pacious 5 BR, 4 ba. tradiUonal home; lge. family room, pool, jac uul. $750,000 IACI IAY Fine <t bdrm., 2 • bath ram1h• home on quiet cul dl" s c O\'er ired pool. playhousl', s tor •A<> $1fi9.000. Tttm OCIANNONT Qu1&Hty craft.smanshap an mahog. tram & oak floor.. sets off th1i, lundmark , 4 lift, 3 bu. home an ftnl'~t location Estuhhshc.'<1 trees & luwn~ "'85.000. IAYFIOMT St'vt>ru l nn~ buyfront homf'~ with Pll'r & i.hp . AVALON Well ('C>nstruch-d. 3 RR I ha. oak floor. partw l b ust>mtnt. ronrrett• foundation. l'~lut s arc.•a. $120.000 F't•e BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR i·l I ~"Y''d' [Jr ., ~ 8 b 7 5 t>lbl ( Pete Barrett ) ::=:::presents:::::. SUN AND SAND GET YOUR TAN EARLY In this Newport Shores la rge expanded A-Frame with added on familv room. 2 Bdrm~ and t.lt>ek upsta1r~. 1 Bdrm down. Vacilnt and rc:.idy to be oceup1ed . Sll8.000. 250 Colton St .. MB Opett Sat. I 05 CLIFFHAVEN NEW LISTING FROMT ROW VIEW -Courtyard with fou nta in. m a ny c ustom fe atures in t h is complete ly redecor a ted 2 Bdrm home. Lovely deck off kitchen. Outside in-law quarters. Vacant and ready 52 I Kings Rd., MB Opett Sat. I ·5 VIEW VIEW VIEW TURTLHOCK HILLS -President home, plan Ill. Quie t c ul de sac - beautiful over sized master suite with fantastic view and abundant closets. $264.500 -on fee land. 18731 San Rufitt0, In. 0,... Sat. 1·5 A FAMILY DELIGHT HARIOR HIGHLANDS -L arge s unny fa mily home with room for lots of fa mily run. Private patio entrance a nd warm pegged wood fl oors. make this 3 Bdrm home well worth seein~ ! $149.500. CLIFFHAVEN-YIEW TRUE TRADITIOMAL 3 IDRM - Quality cons tructed . Fre n ch doors. Cove moldings. Mast e r s uite with fireplace. walk-in wme cellar. Pool s iled lot. 141 I Kings Rd.. MB Opett Sat. I ·5 DOYER SHORES VIEW OFFERING EXCITEMENT AND DRAMA -For the s p.e.c1al . family . Soaring wood c~1l.mgs m the entry, living room, dmmg room a nd family room. This is a custom 3 Bdrm view hom e . Treat yourself to the best. $279.500 1500 AnfiCJM. N.I. Opett Sat. 1-5 SUSSEX LANE-NEW LISTING NEWPORT IEACH HOME -You'll be proud lo own ! B eautifully remodeled with new island kitchen and breakfast nook overlooking patio and pool. 2 warm fireplaces. 3 large bdrms and much. muc h more. Be the first to see this! $232,500. Call Linda Oeth JASMINE CREEK-PLAN Ill MEW LISTING! Ve r y desira ble single stor y 3 Bdrm 2 bath home . Highly upgraded and close to pool and tennis courts . Call Ken Knight for details. UNIVERSITY PARK OWN THE LAND -With t his s p aciou s, sunn y 4 bd r m townbome. Maste r bdrm s uite w ith fireplace. All Village II a m e n ities, g reen belt loc'a le . $139,500. WESTCUFF POOL HOME Owtias MOYIM• OUT Of ARIA - A family room , sewing nook and 3 Bdrms, an freshly painted inside and out. See it and make offer ! $168,500. blflOO NICI llDUCTION IN HAllC>a YllW O.ty c...-. Modet • -W. HUllYI 3 ~ ...... 2 MMa.,....., r-. ..... ...... Leh .. WMd. ·i:r.•"'· ........ MeM ... 9M1 .... _._ -_.. cb zl • Y• ow• .. '-d. OW9tf' ... .._ .. Sllt,tOO. CONDOMINIUM WITH COMVIMllHCI l ~.... •• ........ ........ cM1t.c• •• ...... , .................. to M.wport . C..._. T_.1, 1wl ....... ..cf CoroM .. M• ~ wftt. • eff0t d•I• l9d IHM. s1 n.ooo. ,ANOR.AMIC MEW ILUFFS ''f..P.LAN" The MM1 dr .... tlcally c111toMIHd ·~" e•er .. .-... i• The la..fk. O•eriooll.iltg plchrft ... lock lay •i•w towwd CahlNH •d the s.wb, ttd• l ~co.do hen a M--.la.liatd Oft)'• MC11ttr bedrOOllll wih, IC1r9t profH1iOftCllly decorahd IMNJ room aftd seporote forntof dhtiRg roo. HI a co1111try NlllCh 1tyt•. overt~ the walled garden courtycrd. A s.c ond fireplace 11 In the 1-. f•1ily roo1n Gftd extra storage abOWlds n erywhere. DCNt't Miss ttds •""8e tuo~ ot $298.000. OP£H SATURDAY 2-5: 1957 VISTA CAUDAL 644;7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499-455 I 493-8812 South Laguna Dana Point 497-3331 495-1720 La9una Beach Laqwta Niguel OM THE COURSE, NEAR THE COURTS And just $126.000! In popular Rancho San J oe1quin. on the golf course and near the courts of the Irvine Racquet CJub. A 2 bedroom townhome that's s unny. spacious a nd inviting. Makes you proud ! and a t just $126,000, it eould make you S. U~l()U I: t1f)Ml:S REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast H1qhwav. Corona del Mar ·•'-l> in Ml'\.! V1•1d1>, If S·lG £>990 ~Ii. macnab I Irvine ~ realty PRIME llG CANYON LOCATION Ve ry private site -bordered by approx. 133' of fairways! Step from golf course t o exterior stair way leading to huge deck & master BR. 3 add'I BRs. ma id 's rm. fa mily rm +formal li v ing & d 1n ing rms. $650.000. <D·J7 > PANORAMIC VIEW! To P a los Verdes Penins ula .. .from this quality 4 BR h o m e - beautifully upgraded & cus tomized! Features parquet fl oors. beamed ceilings & marvelous mirrored fplc to reflect that VIEW! Lovely pool & pa Lio area. $575.000. < D-38 > SEAYIEW-POOL +TENNIS Exceptiona l CUSTOM s plit-ievel hom e boasting a n extensive array of distinctive a menities -used brk. mbl. custom moldings. parquet floors, jacuizi, walk-in closets & MORE! 3 BRs, family rm & sep. study. $365,000. < D-39 ) LIDO ISLE Luxurious! Inviting! 4 BR home w /s'lr eet -to-s trada l ocation . Exposed beamed ceiling -cozy fplc -private master area upstairs -private patio entry. $287,500. (D-40) OCEAM VIEW-SPYGLASS Quality Country French Nantucket w /c'Ustom cabin e t s. hardwood floors, Fre nch doors. mirrore d wardrobes, 2 fplcs, air-cond. + pool & spa to mention only a few of the amenities! An execut ive style home w/5 BRs. den w/wet bar, formal living & dining rms + unsurpassed VIEW! $750,000. <D·41 ) 11.MAHT VHSAIW . .Situated on 10th fairway in extremely private Big Canyon location . Qua lity a menities t oo numer ous to mention l 3 BRs + m aid's rm -formal living & dining rms -den w/fplc . $595,000. CD-42) LYNNE VALENTINE 644·6200 M2-12SS 901 Dowr Drive 644-6200 HMbor View Center Irvine et C•mPllt Velley Ceft .. r 752-1414 o/ r/11wparl REALTORS 671-1111 <>PIM HOUSI ·LAllfOltlST ~ tiviftl at it• • ftnelt, Privacy uaund with eeperate patio. prl vaJ• dbl 1au1e • mountain view. •n•ld~ you'll enjoy 3 overslted bedrooms. 2"11 baths. rormal dmi.ng. rireplace. microwave bulltln. Thl11 1 year new home is a real rind af $102,000. Call 546-4141 49 JASMIMI C•IH DI: CWy ,._ 6 •s......• .................. -*-'· L•••rl••• •••t•r ••It• wltlt OCIAH-CATAUMA VllW I • odfecMt Pf'I•• ....., wfftt Mt OWlt flw aplmct. A prl•ate c~nu ••lty wttll 24 ltow 4JM".d MrYk• ............. "" .................. CJr H 1t bt lh; poola, fanaal. TIMMIS COUITS: Ille .. pod llfe" -I ..... I lt•t ....,._ too ,..._ Colctt $244,500. OPIN SAT 1-5 P.M. NEWPORT HEIGHTS: PrW locaHOR mtd i11 tap cOlldiff• -two Ir dee or thrH b•droom l.tCMM;. YMd bridl flraploce with railed lte..th. wood Miit lwhMlowsJ, 1or9f fllaster l..it• opetling to pri•ah ycrd lroom for pootl: frnltly patllfed -a chcnttr. b ctleet at S 136,000. COSTA MESA: DeliglttM for a first hCNM OWlttr. T1trte bedr.OOMS. Mer MW roof, repainted, newly carpeted & drap•d. $75,900. 'TIS TAX TIME: CorOfla del Mar: Owe block to llG CORONA IEACH. Six -'ti with pri•ate patios & dKb • secOlld floor. l111ldiftg stresHCI for third le•al lllilt in ranCJH, o•ens. d ishwashers, brick firepfaces in four llllib. TAX SHEL TH. $490,000. OM AVOCADO: Large three bedrOOftl, d eft , btome d ceiling, brick fir eplace, co...,iet .. y redecorat•d. $650. lftOftfttly. ON GOLDENROD: South of HiCJhway - Furnished rHtol on years lease. Two b•drootnS, two baths. Firepface In liYilMJ room. leautiful cOfldlHoa. $625. Mthly. ON CARNATION: Two bedroom -twa bath. Edra lcrge roo•s -lots of closets. Deck off ll•ilMJ room. $475. Mtwy. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coast Hwy., CCM"'OM del Mer RENT NO 675-5511 BEST VALUE! ll<we somethmJ( to sell'' Class1f1cd ads do 1t well. WALK TO THE IEACH Only 1-block a way from ocean & bay beaches! Brand new, custom built condo. 2 bdrms .. 2 baths. 2 car garage. Look at these features : frplc .. central air-conditioning, mirrored bar. built-in security system & much more Priced a t a nostalgic $147.500. OPEN TODAY from 1·5: see 816-A W. BALBOA BLVD. 5 IDRMS. PLUS POOL Southern style hom e -2-stories, painted while & with columns in lhe front. Ready for an active family to enjoy. From the large kitchen with eating area to Mom & Dad's mstr. bdr m r etreat with its frplc .• a te rrific home & a great value at $240,000. OPEN TODAY 1-5: see 2409 TUSTIN AVE., C.M. IUILD A 2nd UNIT Spacious S bdrm. home on la rge R-2 lot zon ed for secon d u n it. Con veniently located near Costa Mesa Park. At $105,000. there's money to be made he re! CaU to see. ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE. INC. GOLfHS D•EAM Both close Lo Newport Beach Municipa l and Santa Ana Country Club Goll Club .rs BR 3 Bu. fonnal dining . separate family, low m1untenance yard (plliy golf instead 1 ! Stalely entrance. Harbor High. Sl4 2.000 . o1 Ex - ch.1.5ive tn h!\'el custom b uilt ,S ecluded by Cherry Lake in Newport Beach <I BR. formal d1n- 1ng. i.pac1oui.. family kitchen + large pool. Low maintenance yardi, <play golf mstead I! 400 E.17'' fOtt All C.M. uus E~TER GREETINGS PRICE REDUCED! COSTA MESA Attention bu1 Ider. in ''CS tor s. t' ,.e ryo nl'' 1..argc H 2 lol wuh l'Ulc 2 bdrm home on rt'ar. on ly 583.000' IAYCREST NEWPORT BEAC'll Spacious 3 bdrm . 3 baths. family rm + brkfsl rm home in de l q~htrul a r e a ol BAVCREST' 2 Fpl~. 1><1Uo. i.pnnkler~ Pnccd to sell al $205,000' OCEANFRONT West Newport corner de luxe duplex 2 Adrms & fplt: each unit ~5.000' Balboa Boy Prop. Realtors * 675-7060 * OCEAN VIEW Super sharp 2 br Aliso Laguna Condo. The view 1s great Bon'l miss th•~ one. PaulFr:inkhn 979.8533 PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW TOWNHOUSE Only$ I 12. 900 Brand new read y lo move Into with s hake roof & ct'<iar shmJ(le s1d mg. Only 10'..C down and seller will pay all buyers t•os ls. Sunken l1 v1n g w/frpll' & balcony . Formal dining room w I ocean view! Owner nust sell ASAP. Call 631-22.46. Ownrt Bkr DRASTIC RB>UCTIOH 6 Old Balboa oceanfront units. Owner must sell for tax exchanite. Only $339,000 . PL.A YA REALTY 631-4990 CHAIMIMG CAPE COD perched oo the very sum· mil or a hilltop with views in all directions. 1.2 tree covered acre horse ra.nch wilh room fOf' 8 horses, swimming pool & tennis court if you wish. Located in the Tustin Hills near Foothill High School. minutes from all freeways & O.C. Airport. AskJng $350,000. submit your terms & trades. Rick Alderette, Broker, 731·5ll5. ITS A STEAL LYiy Mesa Woods home. 8ar1ain price. Lge aepente fmly rm 4t rrml din rm. Submit your ot-rer. Open Eves. 545-Ntl c;:3 Walker t; ll:t! Real Fatale Looking for • ltome or your own? YOU 'LI rind nany ~ ad.vertlsed for tale iD Claaalfled ft117daJ, -,,---·-·' ••• .,# v .,r'I.•}•. .._. S • • • • 4 J • • !I • ' • _. I • I 'fl f \ t \ '' ... • Ce C: to '• "' " .,. '\ """ ... ,, .. ' ~. -.. ............ , . "HAPPY EASTER" FROM WATERFRONT HOMES *FEATURE of the WEEK* · PENTHOUSE OM WATER $550,000 bc.,tionm c_....._ oa water with tM fl.st ht Vktori• decor. It's al coordi•ated with •tl••s. leodtd & .• be .. ltd gkas wiMloWI & doors. sfaiMd glass, cif'Clllati119 f••· 2 Mblt.tial. brick finplac". bciti'") thl au 19tallf tWs • 2 spaciolls bffroo•s phn dee/office.· Two bakoaies with VIEW Of WATH & LIGHTS. loat 11ip a•ailabl•. OME·Of.A-KIND. DRAMATIC VU $412,500 Loads of spoce Mi this l bedroom dia. r•. witlt pri•acy. Price l•cl•dH appro•td ,._.for 1200 Mt-ft. ad.._ 2!.f~~ !t~o ~2~L.er. VIEW. Pri•acy. Hnrlty loat 1Up cmaiw.le. LEASE/On10M ORiy! • PANORAMIC VIEW $495,000 · M.w ~ ill .ct Giit witlt 4 1M•11•1 billiwd/fa-. r•, pool sin yard. 4 ~ OCEANFRONT HOME $435,000 COtWfort..,_. l bedrOCMll hw • wide beaclt. f:ltioy s.-f par 'l'OlaOl WATERFRONT W /SUP $275,000 Chfft'M 3 bedr'ootw 1tw with bMc11 mtd boat slip. Y GM OWll the I.id. ALMOST NEW $355,000 S.Cwity gated crea wittt l bedroom. faa ""'foreYer-VIEW. E1egm1t decar. WATERFRONT W/SLIP $335,000. Opett flowiwc) 4 IMdrOOM with pri•acy & · rOOftl to express yowseff. Fee IC!lld. WATERFRONT W /DOCK $345,000 I.at of both worfds with patio on water pNS hntt ywd. lc.tifully decorated 3 : bed. & fanl. ""' Lorqt kitce.... EASTBLUFF VALUE $159,500 . .. C..._aoc hcMM with krcJe prnah yard. Cltcw • ; l bed. wittt fem. ra MHr schools. BIG CANYON BEAUTY $162,500 OH le•.. 2 be•oowa. 2 be. co.do ct.corded bt..tiflllJ. Pool & hmis. VIEW DUPLEX $192,500 L-. 4 & 2 be*oo• ..wt. itnf lttpl to :. beoc:lt. c...... tocatioa. ~ DUPLEX NR BEACH $19'500 _ IMertdiltCJ l & 2 bedraa• _... wffll MO...cl,.......,. Good--· BEACH COMMUNITY $119,500 • Mew decor l bedroom wltll ,.tlo. · s.b.tt I Oo/o dowa. Pool & ......_ • 7 UNITS NR BEACH $275.. ~ .._..,~ .. ••mer,. •11-.: .a. ON WATEl-URGE $211,mt . 0 ............................ . ....... s,.c1 ... 4 bed. ~ ,..., :. ....... wmt LIASl/Of'nOM QI Fas. AFFOIDABLE WATEIFIOtlt -MOBILE ....... ............ CJ Jn 9Mf • _,.. w11t llffdr 11111rt a,..... sn.t11 c ... ,..... 2 .............. wfflt ......... .., ......... . WATERFRON . HOMESt.c. : • ai36 w c™~1 H1yhw"ll ~ ~pon Beach • 611·1•00 • ..... .._9'. ·"'1···-·-·----..:;. .. -:_ . ......... --·---l OAll.YPILOT DIRECTORY HOUSES FOR SALi J llDIOOM 22992 ('nm an Ito Brai,u, Lag lllll 768-3434 $74,500 Sat 10-4 547 Tustin, Newport Beach 6-15 ~ St39.900 S..at l 5 .Z ...... fAM IM w 0... 2l!J Vaa Sun ncmo <Lido 1 14! >NB 675·5626 0Jl('n Daily l 4 231 Poppy. Corona del Mur 673·8179 $.159.000 Sut/SUn I 10 Pcppeq.~rass. Irvine 552 3377 ~'1.500 Sat 1-5 15 'kys uil Or. <Jasmtnt! Crk > CdM 644·4910 $250,000 Sat. 1·5 l llOltOOM 2043 Vista Cajon <Bluffs), NB 631-1800 $155,000 Satl-5 ••21 Balboa Coves. NB 631·1400 $275,000 Sat/Sun l 6009Seashore, Newport Beach 631-1400 $575,000 Sat/Slln 1-5 1824 Port Barmouth, Monaco. HVH/NB 759·1501 $159,000 Sat. 1-5 3922 Banyon St. <College Park > Irv. 551-1096 $109,500 Sat/Sun 499East19th Street, C.M. 645-7724 $93.900 Sat/Sun 1-5 241 East Wilson, Costa Mesa 548-7454 $89,500 Wed-Sun 12·4 5405 Bruce Crescent, N. B. 642·6368 $135,000 Sal. 1-5 • •55 Balboa Coves, Npt. Bch. 673-5991 Sat/Sun 1·4 •3342 Nevada. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $99,990 Sat. 12·5 508 Vcntaja, Bluffs. N.B. f>40 -5357 $149,900 Sat 1·5 521 Kin{!s Rd <Cliffhaven ) NB 642 -5200 $395.000-fee Sat. 1·5 1411 Kings Rd <Cliffhaven) NB li42 -5200 $425,000-rcc Sat. 1-5 17 Canyon Is land Or., N.B. 951-0200 Sun 1·5 16 Skysail (Jas mine Creek ) CdM 642-8235 $269.500 Sat. 1-5 l II pm FAM RM Of' DEN 292 1 Pebble Or. <Orig HV > CdM 675 -flOOO $375.000 Sat. 1-5 506 M arguerilc (Old Cd M > CdM 675 -6000 $179,000 Sat. 1-5 1406 Westchff Or. < Ws tclf) NB 546-5990 $169,500 Sat. 1-5 2443 Vista Nobleza <Bluffs > NB 631-1800 $199,500 Sat 1-5 4572 Goldenglow (Univ Pk) Irv 675-6000 $129.500 Sat. 1-5 545 /549 lrvine Bl <Nwpt Hgts) NB 675-6000 $215,000 Sat. 1-5 204 Kings Place, Newport Beach 631-1400 $412.500 Sat. 1-5 221 Via San Remo <Lido Isle> NB 675-5626 Open Dail y 1-4 624 Poppy, Corona d el Mar 640-7729/642-2171 Sat/Sun 1-4 100 Via Cordova (Lido Isle) N.B. 675-1782 $265,000 Sat/Sun 11-4 2801 Harbor View Or (HV Hills> CdM 640-5.560 $287,500 Sat. 1-5 231 Lugonia. Newport Beach 638·9663 $116,900 Sat/Sun 1 2125 Yacht Yankee. Npt. Beach 650-7414 $273,500 Sat 1-5 3800 Key Bay <Harbor Vu Hills> CdM 644-0357 $221,000 Sat 10-4 1830 Irvine, Newport Beach 645·0303 $191 ,900 Sat. 1-5 17 Whitewater (Jas m Creek) CdM 640·8715 $255,000 Sat/Sun 1 1866 Rhodes <Mesa Verde> C.M. 979-7605 $112,000 Sat. 1-5 24~.5 Bamboo ( Eastbluff) 673-2058 Sat 12-4 1500 Antigua (Dover Shrs) NB 642·5200 $279,900 Sat. 1-5 18731 San Rufino (Trllrk HJs) Irv. 642·5200 $264,500-fee Sat. 1-5 1903 Yacht Maria (Seavlew) NB 644-6200 $26.5,000-fee S/S1-5 •251 Colt.on (Newport Shrs) NB 642·5200 $118,000 Sat. 1·5 2516 Andover, College Pk, C.M. 640-5357 $98,500 Sat 1 ·5 3169 Madeira (Mesa Verde> C.M. 673·8700 Saturday 1-5 4709 Ha mpden Rd. (Cameo Shrs) CdM 642-8235 $550. ()()().fee Sat. l ·4 600·15tb St. (Newport Hgbts) NB 642·8235 Sat. 1-5 11 Jetty (Jasmine Creek) CdM 644-6200 $247,500 Sat. 1·5 •1401 Mariners Dr. (Westcli!f) NB 642-8235 $169,750 Sat.1·5 2040 Pa lome, Costa Mesa 979.s370 Sat/Sun 11·4 * •472 62nd St .• Newp0rt Beach 642-3147 $169,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 4 ... OOM 1421 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 631·1400 1495,000 Sat. l ·S 1909 Yacht Enchantress, N.8 . 631·1400 $335,000 Sat/SUD 1·5 2994 M.Ubro, Colla Mesa 631·5556 177 ,000 Sat 1·5 4 Sonsspurrow, lrvan • 559--6337 $129.eoo Sat. u ,s /SWl t·S 1514 Dov r Or <Weslchff> N.8 . $169.500 Sul /Sun 12:30-4 :30 •4521 Cortland Or. Camlllnds.CdM Or. ( (;am~J llllnds l 'd M 675 2373 sum.soo 2·,o I rb, Old <.:dM 644 6200 $259.000 4 la ... fAM IM Of' DIH • 1607 Dorothy Ln <Wstclf) NB 675-fiOOO $192,SOO Sat. 1-5 1032 Santia~u (Uvr Sh rs l N. B. 646·4769 $450,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1633Santiago Dr (Daycrest) NB 548-4784 $249,500 Sat /Sun 12-6 1063 Tulare Dr. <Mesa Woods) C.M. 556-1830 $117 ,500 Sat 1-5 1506 Antigua Way, Ne wport Beach 631-3140 $498,000 Sa 12-5/S'l2-4 •33IOS. Timber, Santa Ana 540·1720 $119,750 . Sat.1-5 2501 Windover, Corona del Mar 631-3444 $298,500 Sat. 1-5 1594 E lm Ave., Costa Mesa 751-3191 $96,000 Sal. 1·5 9642 Scotstoun. Huntington Bch 963-4026 Sll6,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2807 Alta Vista Dr. <Eastbluff) N.B. 640-4119 $219,500 Sat 1·5 1019 Marian Ln .. Ne wport Beach 645-0303 S325.000 Sat. 1-5 21 SilverCrcscent,Trllrk HJnd,l rv. 675-3411 $239,000 Sat. 1·5 1924 Port Weybrid~e. HVH, N.B. 640-5357 $168.000 Sat 1-5 2555 Vista Dr. <Bayshor es> NB 642-8235 Sat. 1-5 1724 Tradewinds <Baycres ll NB 642-8235 $249.500 Sat. l ·5 • 19 Royal St. George (Big Cyn ) NB 642-8235 Sat. 1-4: 30 •1632 Galaxy Dr .. DvrShrs,NB 642-8235 $445.000-fcc Sat. 1-5 1200 Outrigger <HV llills) CdM 644-6200 $209.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 5 IEDROOM 2645 Bamboo< Eastbluff) N.B. 640-5560 $208.000 Sat. 1-5 •2409Tustin Ave .. Costa Mesa 673-4400 $240.000 Sat. l ·5 14962 Piper Circle. Irvine 640-5357 SI 15,000 Sal 1-5 5 IR phis FAM RM or DEN 20 Cypress Point (Big Cyn ) N. B. 631-3444 $750.000 Sat. 1-5 •5015 CrscntHls,PrltaHls,Anahm 6-14 -6200 S450,000 Sat. 1-5 2805 LaSalle (Mesa del Marl CM 556-2660 $125.900 Sat 12:30-4:30 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 IEDROOM 816-A W. Balboa Blvd., N.B 673-4400 $147 .500 312 Sydney Ln .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $89,950 2 IR pin FAM RM Of' DEN 2034 Vista Cajon <The Bluffs> N.B. 640-5.560 $189,500 Sat. 1-5 34 White Water (J asmine Creek ) CdM 640-5560 $225,000 l IEOIOOM 311 Alta Lane. Costa Mesa 548-5647 S89,900 Sat/Sun 2-5 l la pin FAM RM Of' DEN 1957 Vista Caudal CThe Bluffs) NB 644-7020 $298,000 Sat. 2-5 431 VistaSuerte <The Bluffs> N.B. 644-9060 $142.500 Sat. 1-5 •49 Jasmine Creek Or .• CdM 675-5511 $244,500 Sat 1-5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE l II & I II 62 Beacon Bay <Beacon Bay) N 8 642-8235 $550.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 111&211 430 Goldenrod, Cor ona del Mar 673-6510 $225,000 Sat/Sun 520 Orchid, Corona del Mar 644-7383 $235,000 Sat. 1-5 515 Acacia, Corona d e l Mar 675-3411 $210,000 Sat. 1·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 ... 00M 520 Sea Island, Big Canyon 631·1400 $162,500 Sat l·S 2257 Pacific Ave .. Costa Mesa 631·~ $112.900 Every day 10-6 * , ... •• w ..... ... *** w .......... , ... • ..., ~"' ti"! .,,..,., . .,,,,. .................. _ .. -- • H1•n,_.S. ................................................................................................................... IOOJ .... ,.. tOOJ C.W .. Mw tOJJ C.-.. Mw 1121 NIM 1114 ................................................................................................................... ~t-------... ~,.,. q,._.1~ TO THI WOii.O'S MICIST PIOft.I: OUI CLtlMTS llAUTifUL OCIAH VllWI SZI0,000 A real prime location in the quiet private community of Jasmine Creek! Overlooks the prof essionalty designed wide greenbelt plus ocean view. See this bright near ne w ''Bay Mist " model today! Sunny kUchen 2 lge bdrms, den & 2 patios . Tennis. pools. jacuzzi. 24 Hr. security gate. 15 SKYSAIL DR. OPEN SAT 1·5 UMDA ISU MEW UCLUstYI OFHllHG Pier & s lip for a large boat ! Artis ticaJly designed front courtyard with a brick bridgeway across s m all pool & huge jacuzzi. Large rooms throughout this lovely quality built s bedroom home on exclusive Linda Isle. Parquet hardwood floors in large e ntry h all. Family room with step-down wet bar. formal dining room & 4 baths plus powder room. Contingent contract signed. Back-up offers accepted. IACK IA Y YIEW-HIGHT UG+tTS! Bluffs end m odel on cul-de-sa c with all these goodies: wood-pegged floor in entry & kitchen (w/lge eating area). wet bar. levelor window blinds. exp e ns ive wal lcoverings, s uper qu a lity c ptng, sep. mslr br s uite w /outs ide deck & 2 BR on greenbelt level. Hurry! $172,000 COST A MESA SPECIAL! 2 SUNA DUPUXIS Terrific location, large lot. Two 2-Bdrm, 1-bath apts in each duplex. Both on bea utifully maintaine d 97'x1so· lot. Near shopping. schools, e t c . In excellent cond 1t 1on . RealisticaJly priced! $2.000 FllST TIME OFFHEO l 'h Blocks from beach! Huntington Beach super 4-unil apt. bldg . Mgr's apt 3-bdrm. 2112-bath w12· fireplaces. Plus lwo 2-bdrm . I-bath a nd one 1-bdrm, 1-bath. Like new. $240,000. PENINSULA POINT AREA! TWO 4-UHIT APARTMENT ILDGS! $375,000 EACH ll.DG! Qu ality-built, beaulifu lly maintained. 4 Units in each building with lge ce ntral courlyd filled with mag nificent ma tu r ed s pec 1 men plants. These two 4-untt bldgs a r e in the best location. right at the entrance to Peninsula Point. just steps from the beach. Each 4-plex has two 2-bdrm, 2-balh and two 2-bdrm. I-bath units. Each front unit has fi replace. Super ocean view ! OWC First Trust Deed. Contingent contract signed. Back-up offers accepted. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO. - 21 I I Saft Joaquin Hi111 Rood NEWPORT CENTER, H.I . 644-4910 FHA/VA $86,950 **U.S.* * *VETERANS* EASTSIDE PRESTIGE 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• From t he beautiful vaew patio, breakfast area & Hvlng room too! You'll enjoy privacy plus in thi1 2 bdrm .. den, 2 bath. easy cure home. Best Irvine Terr ace locollon. Just reduced to $175,000 -leasehold. 2701 HAUOI VllW DRIVE S,ect.cll.-...._..,. ......_ Ylew OHM SUMDA Y I ·I Extraordinary vista of 35 miles of coastline & Catalina. Breathtaking ni g ht view or harbor la g hts . Completely re modclc<l. Hundreds of feel of redwood deck & shade arbor. Fre nch doors thruout. 4 Bdrms. guest qtrs., dining rm. Spacious private lot with large pool & sundeck. Come by & explore this breathtaking property. $392.500. llADUY & CO .. l..tton 61l·l2l0 -------------SECLUDED PATIO & POOL Privacy is a s pecial feature of this c harming 3br. den home. Peek-a -boo view. Near beC:Jch with land opt1orL $189,500. lernita EilertMft, R•aftor 675-2373 ·------------- SHARPEST DUPLEX Near Goldenrod bndi:e Lovely 3 bdrm . 2 bJth home & smart l bdrm apl over dbl )!a raJ.!1· Jo'1rst lime o ffe red S22S.OOO. Bargain' ' OPEN SAT /SUH 430 GOLDENROD UNIVERSITY REALTY 673-65 l 0 DUPLEX HOME l-1~'St corner loc<1t1on. lovt'ly 2 bdrm rt's1den<·1· with formal dining rm + 2 income units . See & en JOY the best for less• $235,000 OPEN SAT 1-5 5200RCHID PAUL MARTIN REAL ESTATE JASMINE CREEIC New Plan I w1lh r ustom enr lo:.ed d en or 3rd b1rm. •ll 1A h l~ L'pJ!rJcll'd . Earth To n<• <.:arpt•b & floor Covcnni::. -t:ustom Drupe~ -Gor~eous Lund:.capini: •Pool. Tenn•~. 24 llr Guard Gull· OCUHVIEW Hill VIEW PRINCIPLES OHL Y $227,950 ~ Houw Sat/S...n 12 J~Or. S•lyOwn.,- 759-9144 CAHYOHHOME Mul'h ~ht afh!r J br & den. 2 ba. wurm. ruSll(' home on (;anyon Wllh llS own spnn~ fed strc·am~ "'"--'~ HERITAGE fHALfOH~-. ------ LOOIUMG FOR TMlllST? You've found it 1n Um beautiful 4 Bdrm. 3 bJllh home . lt features a Clltltom pool & J8CUZZI and has Just been r e - duced ~.000. Hurry and call S*S880 for more de · laals. ~HERITAGE . • REALTORS FORTUNE STARTER IN BACK BAY Rt•al F.statl' Loaded With Bedrooms! Cht-ek out this eXl'l'Ul1vt• homl' with 5 :-.uper b('drooms i''a m1lv room . bnrk (1repl<ire an·d MOM lovmA k1te ht>n w1lh b1ult 1n. .... Giant r•wered patm ._., lonA as house. Great f u r l'nt e rta1n1ng Sl29.!.IOO Hurry, <·all 540-1720 TRABEU. 644-7383 MounlJan caban .al -~ mosphc n · Onl) J ' • ------ Charming duplex Step:. bloeks from O<'t'»n SPA + pool to Goldenrod overpass Open Sat & Sun 1 -~pm Jbr. 2~1ba. approx 1800 IM'A Poppy, S2J5,00U Ramblmg one story in sq fl upstairs, frpk. 3 Ownt•r i\nllinu.., wooded area Skinny dip sWldecks. open beam m 1~._772!1nr fi4:.! 21;1 pn'a,·y Super ar11a. On· IJv rm. lg mstr bdrm. Heal t-: ... tatt• Ai:t•nt I} SIJl.000. It's all here. Downs tairs. 3br. 2ba. ap-968-3371 prox 1500 sq fl. Manv up Charmin,:: humt• + 1n (,---m.111,.111,.••ll"-•• Arades. Buyer has dio1ce rome untL'i on cornt:r or ~l1Jj'J l1j;.J lft(tJt1 of lender. $270.000. 4th & Jasmine Pvt en- Shown by appt. pr1n-tnes + pall<>s . hardwood ___ Real E.'i~<J~_e __ c1plcson~640-5078 Bkr. floors .. tile k1t1•ht•~ + IRAHD NEW Mother·m law apt ~how IELOW MARKET! For sale. 3br Needs TLC. Only Sl3!l.900. 673-4311 aizt. DUPLEX ing th1~ wt•t'k A:-.kin~ TOWHHOMES $247,500. 6-u> IJOM fur "lriffanyWoods" appt c F'.asL<>1de Costa l\les;,i l H UAl' 4 BH . +<I BH.. 2432!)anlaAnaAvt' Townhous e Dupl e x ., EnAhsh Tudor 2&3 Br Beams. glass. frplr. s plat l evel, 2&3 cur patio Owner /A..:ent At1 ra l'(e. f rpl,•s . 661-0003 __ _ _ m1crowaves. Areenhousl' 2 HOUSESON LOT windows, pool, s pa. SlS.000. I will carry loan. TENNIS court. 719 Femleaf i''rom Slt9.950 Open Hse Sdt afl l2 646-006l or S55-l920 640_ 7169 Developed by Woodtrec Dev Co EASTS! DE by Owner JBr. l:L4 ba, 2 pal10s, F P Xlnt cond. S89.500. Wed- Sun, 12-4. !>48-7454. C.MTRIPLU New paint & roof. Super 1024 rental. Broker633-3306 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l .. C•tonl H-. DOCTOl"S EST A TE 70xl3S E·slde R·2 lot. Big 3 bdrm home. New crpts thruout. Dual rrplc w/cavtilevered hearth. Dramatic atnum entry. Many other exciting xtras . Open Eves . 545-9491 _JJQf'P'I ~fer FROM SALISBURY REAL TY Bltn ref rig & freezer. lg fam nn w/breaJtrast bar, good area. It.cl C..,.+ lttn. 642~4745 4 bdrm, 3 ba h ome w/poot etc .. and work-·· Ing prln&s for 2 more un-ita. OWC Isl T.D. w/29~ down. $149.500. Own I Agt. 642-9666. IALIOA ISL POTIHTIAL $245,000 ce....-. l bed. 2-story ..._ wffll ...... ysd. Add ot1 or edd to HH1 .. ....., .......... DUPLIX OM WATH-$395,000 Y ... llldr1•F-, .. ..._wffll I I._ & Loft u..t. Doc• fw ... M.t. IUSY MAii .. AYI llTAIL STOii C•• M ,.,-c.._ed wlftl or wne...t ... ....,.c-. ......... S•U•f>•rw ···•tv 315 Mame Ave.. Baboa Island 671-6900 ORIG NW" HTS 1------Rerr es h i ng Ot'ean breezes & a sparkling pool are just xtras lo t his immaculate 3 br 2 ba home . T astefully de -corated. situated on a quiet cul-de-sac. cloee lo all sboppl.ng, Ca II Today I .,.... lt.lcketts. ........ &-OC97 642·3263 COLLEGE PAIK COSTA MESA ... . -~ ............................. .__ ... " .. ,. ............ -........ ~ ... ~--.,--., ___ ..,..,._ ........ ,... ...... ' ... , ...... ,,.,~ ....... -.. . , ....... ~,.,.,.,~-.--...~ ............... ...._. ~-,...... ,......~ ................. ,,...... ...................... C-.Mll9 1014 ...................... IMftD Very nlt'e two 2 bdrm. wai.u. Eaau 1dt Co ta M ... ~11raae1 + e.tn parkinr Sll"fft 6 au.,. a cc-e111 Thia ~.0001 NII ITllACH IMLn 671-1642 - OPENHSE f RI SAT I ~ 3lt3 COl&e~ I FrftK'h Qtr COl'ldo!!i > 48t, ... *1a,i00 Jikr 546-1117 Easter S,.Cial!! Cazy-Gnln-Starter 1111111 $19 .. 2 BOO.rm + 22 rt. nclosed ram rm w I Ben Ftunklin ritcpl oce. 2~ Car AU r RV • cct.• s Tn·c-.. gardun , i;pur klm~ rountam All F• B1mi . . . 963'7&7 MMa Wood 4 Hr. i ba, •'R. Ott. 3 <'Gr gar. xtru Xlnt t.'Ond & IOl' Own t . SllUOO ~lb> MISAVHDI ,,.. ............................ . Ric ~ Bdr m. 2 ~tor) w rorsnal 1hnlnat + •' n THI IEAL ISTATlltS i bt11;f l rm, m•ar Z ,.:olf ..._............. 1016 'let: l'OUl'llU Only $139,0lK -..--t co"'-nt'r may It• '"t-OJ'tlo ••••••••••• •• ••••••• • •• 1041 u( ......... ...,"'.) l"u'•i. I h "ll" ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. •1"" ""' '' "' "'"'" ~ ~•1n1f1('t•nl 11<"t•n 'It'"' lllt.r 6464380 , • .,. 3 hd ()P.c•n St1t & ~un IRANO NIW l ~ : t. f11ln·111 \in CONOO HUA THI PAIK Nl'wer IG ~r l l "l\lr) l':C ~ • 7. 1)7\)ij Wrlh llo•lsllp II\ J.1lh1bl1• home w irormul dm1n.: 1 <'-N11 \w11o 'Ill·" 1 t..11 J fo'1m1 Um. 4 Hdrm!J IHJI h.1 , ~ fllul' l.JnlJ•rn ffi<'1>t1•r and lov1•1\ Truth• Lfll' llpllon or J:ttrdcn Only SI:!• .~10 m '' 11 tl 1111> n 1\ 111 Ru th L.11ur1.-. ll It t. 121:HQ4 .Wtil tJ46.43ltO .......... c.,.co<t ----------Ol'\•an v1t-w from 11 1.111> EASTSIDI lUll'tl\l' J Wrm homt• At1rul"t1vl' 3 hdrm. l '• 1lw. 1~ dd1111ld ) an 0111 buth hom.-in 11ood IOl•• ul tht' o rl.l111J f) hor11t• t1on. t'ountry kltfhl•O• w1th ull -.1w1<l ,11J1111 In fom1lv room <'nmhu ll'r1.,..lm~ & lnl'Xlk 11)1\l· Hutchcr blO<'k t:ountl·r fuwnc.'10~ tops & bre1tkfat.t bdr n~:.'ITl'HY 21 \.\ t-:s1 Large )Hrd l'Umpletl'I~ ~ 4840 fonced Spnnkleri. fro111 & rear 4 yean. n1•11> Onlv S91,500. Cull nuw • 1032 •.••..•.•...••.......•. 3 Br 21 ~ Ra townhom1" ---------1 air. rrpk, pool llW ------i:::irai::'" upl!rJdcd liy Owner. 3 Rr + h: ram1· $74 900 581-!11:198 Iv rm . Mt-sa Verd e ·-- North. prof. lndscped, HIMtinc)ton hoc:h I 040 ealh. ce1lrni::s. bri c k ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc. decks. atnum. rm· 5 BEDROOMS m aculate. SJO<l,900. Open Hse Sal 11 -S. 332 1 /\labama Ctr 751 -9821 Must M'C t his larl!t' ru~tom1 zed M eredllh Garde ns home w 1over JOOOsqfl of bvmg a rea EASTER SPECIAL Park Place.Inc 842-7461 l'\iul & Tl·nntl rourt WA.THNOMT PROP8TIES w. bOOH 213 SlY.l :?il 13 1044 •.....••...•..•••••...• IARGAIM VA. TUMS Heal E.'ihtll' • 3000 sq ft 5 Br* Ell'l!ant dt•M'nbes this l~·..iut1!ul homt· F P wtfrpk +-II! i:amc rm " wt·t bar Xlnl lo,· 7 "•'. lottn. 5!>9 4 li!i HIPPITY HOP! S73,900 to Irvan\• & wt• ·11 offer you Uus d1scovery you ran t dupbcau• rn the VillaJ\CS of Woodbnd~e Charm· 1111! J bdrm. 2 ba home w/a deLH'IOUS perspec· tJVe of w:rrmth. brtJ.?ht- ness & merrrmtmt Drop by & sec for yourself 552.44n • BUST Return wtt.h WI now to the d 1•rm of e•r l y CllUornia Wiiiow Crtfk in Northwt10d. ~le1ant 2 bedroom ~rr• wllh cc:n ltal air. v•ulled ~lllnai. ~•lh kyllat1t.i. m a.,.ter I~ with atr1um11 and b4•au\llul urtJcn 1100..!IOO ~''' :1111 "" ' . )1111 ----- UNlVt;RSITV PARK . by own...r :> llR Wi lund s11.11...~ nvu O.tl·om M2 ~I or 805-482 &381 roll UNI V .. :HS ITV P1\HK VlU..AGJo: II Expanded l..4.5Allc mod1•I 1-'or 'ale by Ow'lwr Sl40.000 t:all ~tQllK WOOOlllDGE I Bdrm, 3 ba. upMrtHfrd W11luw Xlnt h>l" l'rol lh-c.'.tt & lund:.ra p .: $~.\JOO 0-wnt>r 5~!1 6337 Qiwn Sat I l 5. &m I !"I 4 Song!ipurro~ OOH'TMISS THIS OHE Lingo Rul&mt LOWH THIH AICH IAY Y ••r clleac• to lhe la • prhete geh J ·~ Cl •ltr .... ....tYedf T'filll CW zltt J la1•ao-. J Miit ...... • .............................. dlllllNJ ,.... ft priced to HI. Y• cm ...., tlte pri•• bMcll. te.11 cowt. md ca •lty rec,....._ c....,. tllet Ollly Tine Ard hy Cati offer. oat, S21t,OOO. c .. 1 Swift TornRCe. 497-3331 LAGUNA IEACH ...__4.!li:F,.. Hllllt ~ Mc CORMACK RE ftwchose Option CHARMEJl Be •me d ce 1l1 ng ~ thruout ! focal pomt 1:. huge bnck frplc . in Ir vmi: rm . Zoned R-2. Located m Dana Poml. $89,950 BUILDING SITE Good view. large buJl<la blc lot. $125.000 VIEW !! Move In Mow!! s2s.ooo Plus s2000 a month lS your pass-kev lo Ltus luxunous NEW CUSTO M ED homl' l>eerfal'I~. t•veryt h tng ubO\'e the SU RG ING )OU could want an a SEA with a breathtaking homl' Wurner of (;old vaew J lldr ms . :i baths. Nugl(l'I /\ward .1t Pac ram rm & dtn. rm Coasl Uulldcr·s Cllnf St ructured or Cedar & Vaulted bcamcd l't•ll· natural :.tom• EnJOY ing.s. wood bummg frpk · l'Clebn lles on the ~unds <'Us t bookshclvl's, of Victoria iwuch pay l>ky late . Lt\ tn~ arl'a next year S350.000 open.~ to rovert•d rndwd. 494-7551 Ask for H1llw This 4 bdrm. quality l'On structed custom homl' provides an at.moi.pherc for J\r ac1ous l1v1ng $1!1.1.000 SEE.. •• patio 2br. 2b.i. ckn 1---------llug~· l.'nd or t ud de• s ac· the ocean view m th" rural sctung . the <'harm of old t..op ol the 11>orld . 2 lxJrms .. 2 baths & huJ.:c• family rm. add t.o the en JOyment of the setting Sl.M.SOO lot i\ulO "prrnkll.'rs Wa lk to t·omm pools. Jue· . .,r hl~ S!~ I J •lltl O" n,·r Br!. r !i!i:! 3377 752 · 2737 D}k: n ~ :u I ~' Ill l'l·ppt•rJ.:r:rs~-_ &.raid Boy Lot 673-663-1 Two C:0.1temporory Houses ''t~l"t'-... ·:~~<M.Ciatk~ Both have 2 bdrm. liwlt no,.., r. , , ,,,,,,., . 88.0WMARKET ins. \1ew Sl:!2.000 & t."""""lll"•"<·• ... 1 Sharp 3br. i:reat local1on S125.000 Ca~94·i08'.'_ '{i~,~~ .• ::~ .. q~w ,, + dc<.-or with amemtll's LOWEH3AHCll BAY !.outnL"!lun·• c.. ••=• ·1 Must s~673-431 I ain 3Br. 2Ba. 2 sty. h~ lot. oc·n ---"-'"' 'w_•_·,.._• __ _ Woodbndit~ n r I a k e. form model 3 bdrm. 2~ ba. $149.900552~ UP VI 2 bdrm2bu tnh.,e. qt.Oet loc on grnblt. lpk nr pool & crts. l•le<' ~ar. ;1~' OK. 552"8383 ownr Many xtras. $82,000. view. r los c> to b l·h . $?;8(),000 644-1814 -~ 2 BR. !'Jorth end. walk to beach; frpl. hdwd. flrl> .. patio R·2. can add unrt. owner financ.'<' SJ5S,OOO PBG ALLEN RF.ALTOR 19-1 7571'1 - Rt.'<hlCed SI0.000. 330 E S2:iOO under ma rket. Ur 22nd St. border CM /NA Owner, 3 bdrm, 1·•· ba. co u n 1 y 2 b I ks Io firepacl.'. t'Overed patio. back bay Cstm houM'. new carpet. fresh p:nnt approx J?OO sq rt · 111 & out S75.000 Call carport. 24x20 garage. 4 2 I 3 / 4 3 R O 3 8 2 tl r Br. Ofrr<'<'. 2 full R<1. Ix-st 21314.1l·0444 real c:.tate Brand new 5br. 3ba. 3 t.ir. Your f r ie n d s and neighbors USC' Classrfred when thcv ha \'(' somethin~ to s~ll Tht>y'll tell you how "t•ll 1t BLUE LAGOON VIL.LA 2br 2ba + ~ach s hOWl'r . wet l>ar, patro w /your own Euca lyptus Trc(·' lnll•nor upftraded Tw11 pools. tcnms eourt. see ~alt!:.. Bt-:ACll Sltl2.000 Call Neal VandcrZ1cl foe appt 494 -4264 applranc.'es + lots of l'X tras. lo maint --------· 2 frplt'. 2650 l>Q ft 548-5879 MICE&MEAT! J BR. I"• bath home m Univenity Parle C-h -. -E-t ~~: -i:ood art•a. Full pnce un AIJUlftable Loon IClnNl'ICJ as si.-ly S78,900 4 hdr 3br I ba, assumable loan. Park Place.Inc 842-746l ooms ac1"06S from park. encl ----------• ll.are4 bdrm l:omcll plan yrd. R.V s lor:il'(c. rpk. By Own e r . no c redrt on romer lot m super 499 Eas t J9th Sl Hy chc.'ck, no qual.rfying. J\s c·ond. It's ll~ht. bn ght & owner: 645-77:!.I . s umable SS<l ,000 VA airy 11>1th a S75.800 as- Microwave. compal·tor. SI 15.000. Sl8.000 d11o n 559-6705 SEHSATIOHAL Highly up~raded 2 Br home dost' to par ks & H hool . 10 ":.. down . S7S.500. 552·4388 Art Danerr Heally 492·4144 worked ror Lhem ' .-. .. _.,,,.-.. .. _.., .. -_...,_...,.-,, .. ±..,,--. .... ._ .. ~ .. ----81 2': or new finaocmR :>umablC' loan at »·"4'; 1nl. • lnYciilor muc;t ~<'11 .2 Closr> lo bt!ach . 2 OnlySI05.000 homes in Cos t.1 Mcsa :'\o ftreplaft>s. formal din CALL QUICK & SJ\ VE: UNIQUE & BEAUTIFUL Jbr. 2ba, home on qw et cul-de-sac wath many up· g r adc>s. Proft'.ssional l.and scap1 n g with lropaca l a t rrum & redwood deck. Superbly done with Ko1 ponds. waterfalls fronl & back. covered patio. bll·m j!as fire pi t w i th BBQ. Hardwood floors. central a ar. Lots or custom tarpentry + much. much, mor e :•' Near schools. parks. & pools SACRIFH;E $109.500 PP 7 14 /5S t ·I096 . 642-2902 I ans. scrv I file~.!~~ *OPEN 1-5 * Of'ElirtN MONARCH SUMMIT I I Beautiful B plan . 2 Bdrm. & den, 2 Bath. Ocean views with coastline & city lights by night, Dana Point to San Cle mente. Sever a l upgrades. Sh ows we ll. Comm pool/s pa & clbhsc. $139.900. See Hal Caldwell at 22802 An dara Road. .. Ot .. .. ... .. vC ... ., "'!· NII brokerli)tl' rm & fam. rm. Larj!l' 3 644-721 I 205Amhun.t·S82.500 "'bdrm. 2 ba. $811,900. Pnn ~Norte Oamc ·S82.500 C'\pab onl y. K48·37X.S Coll! gJ} 9081 ror 1nfor ma --- --- lion MEAR -_._ II U N tr l N G T 0 N BY OWNER J11wa SL 2br CENTF.R & I reeway twnhm Sli 7 .ooo N1C'C 4 llt'drm. l"• bath 554· 1616!7:W·!lfi28. home m xlnt ... chool dist OPEH HOUSE l'urk Place,lncS.12·7461 SAT/ 1-5 Coast LiM Area. 4 br . nPw crpt & paint adult townhoui.P-condos !'\ear So Coast Plaza location -pnc.'l'-detatls OnlyS77.900 Lloyd Wangr1e ld -All 2994 1\11lbr0St .i'M S tale Rlt r s thys Brkr :_ __ 2 31·55.'lti 536-931 t t:ves/wknds 900-2353 ---- rJn Nluf.l UAILEY & ASSlJCIATfS IRVIME MOllLlHOME SSTARPARK Sharp 2 bdrm. 2 ba unit - l>mglc wide at $18,950. Sharp 2 br. 2 ba dble wide. lge & lvly $3.5.000. 759-1501 A Peters .. B .. Plan in a perfect local run . 2 bdrm. + den. A 1 r - -cond rlio ncd . wrth POOL&SPA Woodbndge Aspen 3br. Japanese ga rd e n & ,., .... in· mullJple book 4 2ba upgraded. $99.!>00 Bonsa1 ORA IC ''""' i\.<>Sumc 74K Isl TD at PAN M br.2baSeawandhomenr 9518.,. O w n e r /A g t OC~.._ 11...1 VIEW Brookhursl & Atlanta. 5Sl -403R K;A" hr ghly upg r aded . ------ Towll...IHOUSE $116.000. 963-3377 Peoter's Townhome .... REAL E;$TATE Lovely 4 bedrm Condo Onfr$112,900 _ PROFESSIONAL..'i with famr ly room . Br and new r ea dy tu ~on S u pe r b qua I 1 t y . move into wrth i.hakc HarbOur I 042 Ocbghtful Decor Ideal nx>f & l."edar s hin • • s 1d· •••••••••••••••••• •• • •• location Sl52,900 mg. Only 10{'; d n and NEWPORT CENTER seller will pay . buyers JUST ABOUT REAL TY eosts . Sun n living t h e bes t bu ys i n 640.1812 wlfrplc balco n y American. Off water ---------t'ormal di ing room w / homes. 3 Bdrm 2 Bu. 2200 ocean view! Owner m us t sq ft. $1.S9,900 4 Bdr m sell ASA P Call631·2246. 2 12 Ba , 2850 sq.ft . Ownr/Bkr. $184,900. 4 Bdrm 2"2 Ba. UNIV. PARK II Plush 2 Br +den end unit townhouse. A/C. new cpt.'g. On grcenbll close t..o a dult pool. By owner S93.500 P h 552· 1766 or 559-4482 ---------1 jacuzzi. $177,500. Seagate V I P condos from $175,000. A e e e e e e beautiful big new eustom horn4!. 160' on wate r. 100· dock. $1,200.000. 12 other 8 UNITS Ml'.;SA VERDI::. six 2 Bdrms, 2 botbs. two 3 Bdrms, 2 b a th s. fireplac e . e n c losed garqes. cloee to schools. shopp in g and par k . Priac.only.6'5-9tel ,, / 11'! '' H1 •11 \t '"t "' l r ....................... PllmSWlllOWING llUINlTA ~ tttld•ncea .. martoa from 1111.too. 831·3&40 ; ..-.: ... SW. waterfront hom~ CHEER REALTY 146-5531 Bargain s hoppe rs read the UtUe ads m Classified regularly. And they find wha t they're looklnit fo r. PRIVACY & CHARM Lo•.ty ....... , ......... , ., ........ • boltl .... • a c .. di sec. MAMY .................. bed. ·-,. ...... M..,--. pallo. ...--.. wwlul11p ENTERT AIMER'S DELIGHT SI 35,900 Pool & Much Mor. Y •• 'U relez a .. ,., tlll• •• ,._ .. redHlped ForHt Hiiis mod•I, l ....... J ..................... .. ,..., ,.. "-· ..._.,,... .... .,,. o•erfool& ,_. ......._ ,..e. ....... .,...,....a,aaM.'f•wtl..,. .. ................. ·-•······ c.,.,...._., ... Mlfl WATERFRONT HOMES Inc • 4M36 W Cws1 Hlljl\\JI. N~rx>r1 &tlCh . 611·1400 lf523 CAMPUSDt·IRVINE logulMI 8"ch 1048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Causey & eompany ADD-ON or PUTIHAPOOL 3 Bedrooms. 2 'ill Baths, charming area w ith privacy. mature trees. brick patio. family room and super large lot. $235.000 • LmLECUTIE 'The pnce Is r ight. the view is terrific & WALK TO BEACH ! A I ittle paint and 1magin a 11on are all that's needed : 2 Be droom s and o nly $99,500 • NIMICOTTAGE MOltTHIMD! Perfet't starter hom• on beau litul larae lot. Hudwood floors. z Bedrooms, many poaf lbllltles for ex· =··"'MUST SEE •l • UCNSo. coast Hi way In Vlll•ae Fair LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 ,. ,...,..,. ____ . .,_ ___ ,,.. _ ...... ,..~ ......... LAGUHA NIGUa Popular La Veta custom home has 4 Bdrms. 2 baths. nice corner lot. fish pond with waterfa ll s urrounded by wooden deck. P rice $169.000. MONARCH IA Y VIEW HOME 3 bedrm wood & glass home with view . J us t a few steps to th e beachclub & sa nd. A must see by the sea. $250,000. 'h OF AN ACRE RETUA T Rus tic privacy a mong the pines in Laguna Beach. Custom 3 bedroom home with stained glass windows a nd 3 car garage S230.000. Mo...ARCH IA Y TERRACE La r ge 4 Bdrm. 3 bath home on a lovely cul-de·sac. Outstanding pool a nd outdoor enterta inment a r ea. $265,000. ILUFFROHT OCEAN VIEW Li sten to the surf from any of the three terraces of this charming Fre n ch Medite rra nean villa. 3 Be droom s. fa mily r oo m and gourmet kitchen a ll with elegance at its finest. $345,000. P AMORAMIC WHITE WA TH VIEW Cantilevered home on s treet t o street lot. Massive decks and large family room makes this home an ideal beach cottage. $197,500. MOMAICH IA Y TEUACE Sensational f amity home on a large view lot. 3 Bdrms. family room, kitchen with fireplace, pool & 3 car garage. Room to expand. $275.000. LACMIMA llACH l·I LOT Panorami c 180 vi e w l o t. Unobs tructed ocean. coastline a nd city light views . Plans included for a 4 BDRM. 3 BA home. $145,000. MOMAICH SUMMIT I B·Plan unit. 2 Bdrms, den, 2 baths, panoramic ocean & mtn views. Enjoy sunsets of Catalina Island. Comm. pool, jacuzzi and clubhouse. $129,50(). !'\ •••• ., .. .. .. • . . , .... " ... .... ..... .. "'\ ' . ,.., Lingo Rul&..-tt HIA V8t CAM WAIT IUY IUYl*I A HOMI CAN1T! FIMD YOUI HEAVIN IM LAGUNA MHiUIL 110 DlaRB UNOISTitUCTID YllW ...... M1 '-dlceped ......... ~ ,.... .......... 1 ... 1rta11d. SI 12,IOO RUH THROUGH THE SPIUt«LllS AND DIVE IH THE ftOOl-SUMMM'S ...a! fow .... DD• hw Oii e ... ur.I' tot. $114.500 LAlfifST MODEL IN MONARCH SUMMIT Two laedra•• ..ct •it fllst reMed lo s 1 11. 900 .. foritlt bewHM oc.. Md c-rOll YMws. A HOME FOi YIM A 8-g. CWYillC) drinway IHds lo tWs 4 bedroa. neatl•• hw o•ertooldag tM goff COllF'M. $259. 900 QUAUTY ABOUNDS &;c>y .... NfhctiOM of finer U.hlg Ht ttais J bedrOOM "°"9e. $369,000 495-1720 LAGUNA NIGUEL 499-4551 493-1812 South Laguna Oma Poillt 497-3331 644-7020 LGCJUftG leacll Newport leodl Laguna hoch I 048 TI IE SHORES Pvt l'Omm •••••••• • ••••• • ••• •• ,. •• 3 !Jr up Ji rd 'd, mu'>I Sl'<! LAGUNA CHARM Qill da) .... 492 2732 or ev~ 4!11) 7301 Own1•r ran F11nta~t rc· nl.'w l'u~tom earry. Very larae executive cua t o rn resl d ~n t"t'. P a noramic v ie w . Sheltered pool .nd 11pa. Agt, ~1809; 815.-00 •IAYNOHT• With large pier •nd slip. Formal dlnmg. separa te ramiJy room , large hv· Ing, 3 Bclnns + maid. ms.ooo. Agt. SS(l-1809: 67H1IOO ____ _ NEWPORT COM DO $92.500 End wut Oil greenbelt top location. 3 br. 2'-'l ba, luxwiously upgrad ed an mlnt cooditlon. Only t yr old. Mini oceanvic w. NPwport Lirestylc at a n affordable price. 646·771 >. 81~ 2 sly, n1:wcr 4br. 3ba. Hack Buy Huge 1111. llorse~ 0 1\. Sl49.!HJlJ. Prin Only 645·7783. 1~ M. OCEANFRONT CAMEO SHORES Your own p1 (·l·c of paradtse 1!> warlrng fur you m th1s ra rl' Oc.'t'un front home L.vly .i br l'\· cl·utave homl' complt•h• w I poo I to: l( c I u ~ r ",. • pnvatt• bcal·h location $1. 000. 000 640-7711 bwlt J Bdrm home with --- den Vcr.,.rllll' noor plan. Mus t ~II beautiful 3 Ur 2 * S E A V I E W I Y includes 2 bath~. and Ba home. By Ownt•r . /\s-OWNER sWlJcen l1 vrnR room wath sumablc VA S8J.900 pJ.:raded H a mpton flrt'plar 1· &·autaful sun Pnnonl} 4%-4i89 model. Jbr. 217 ba +rm dl·ck . looks out ovl'r 1,-_________ , ly rm. Ocean & night hLl'. maRnafrcent VH'W of vtew Guard J:ak. pool ocean & v1llaJ.?e h)(hts =@=r, tennrs Pnnc1pals only. Gre11t value at Sl59.000 $295,000. 1213) 43().3629. OONOSEH REALTORS 3 IEDROOM IOIGLENNt::VRI:: ~ofHwy. $124,90:) 497·4848 l:iuper v1ew·hl•ar wavt·~ l':xc1t ing new Newport • l'rashlllg' Be<1ch cottai.:c bsllng. Ideal beach & fm- THE OLDE " 1~uest apt ly location Professional-~.000 ly derorated acccntuatt'Cl GRAY MARE Fmty Beoch Houff wtbeam ce1bngs. Stt>J)l> SH E AIN'T WHAT S HF: :i br 2 ba w /~ul!st apt . to beach. pool. tcnms & Super \'rew'> fr om 3 clubhouse.646-n u USED TO Il E' And ne it her r !I th rs CHARMING. RUST!<.: OL U F. LAGUNA DUPLl-:X Two-s tory arclutecture w /dt'ta1IC'd l>lones. h~c yrd, garage. only I block lo beach. On· I} Sl85.000. Won't lasl ! DOLPHIN R.E. 4•4-8581 extenor of BOARD & i---------· BA'ITEN WEi\T}tERF.:O Mi . y· . RY THF. SALT AfR. neon •~to t067 localed Just a SllORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• STROLL. FROM Tll 1-; !TERRIFIC! REACH Upper unrt S64,500 features ltv. rm. W lf".X This home IS planned ror posed wood BEAM ED e(f1c1ency offcrini: a frt.•c CEILINGS & OCEAN form of archrtt>cture. l14-0 VI E W. Lower un rt bdrms. l '-: bath. com- wl">par1ous Irv. rm & fortablC' meandN1ni;:~ stc~avcr kitchen. OP<'n!> w J collection of in· to rozy enclo.sed rear doo r /outdoor sµac~s yard Tucked behind all located m :\1ission V1e10 thL<.. the l'unous wall find ss244n a larRe uul rm w FULL r---m..imi .. ••~··- R AT II . S E P t-: :-; ["--=~.Jla'.1.'..:F.'f.6.llilij1~ri,._l~>i·lili;J_.il TRANCE & pt1t1n an·a .._ _j_ ... ------ Dcrler Shores View 48r. 4 Ba. fd, fr. A/C. $450.000. Ownr. 646-4700 JOG TO THE OCEAK $124,500 Footh.alls that ro ll gently t.o the> ocean. that ·s only u JOl!·away Thas home of- l<'rs :o;par1ous rooms w /:J IJie bdrms. 1 ~ ba com · bulCS convenience w/ex- <'eptional Irvin~ s pat·1· Located rn Newpo rt Shore.. 5524477 Tius propcrt~ 1-. m nt't'it n •al t•'>late of i::encral dean up & ------1---------plenty of elbo" ~r1·as1· BY OWMER but wrth a <rt.>!>h c·uat ol \'t•rv attractrw 3br. 2b.1 JASMINE CREEK. pamt & a httlt.• 1magm.1 Li.!· ~ardcn 2i!l3.000. lo &>st buy a t S255.00U IJOn \OU II haq• . \ d I oplton PlanV.approx2400 sqft. HO RSE O F 1\ Ull' ~~.;.r ~c Oakplankflrl>tnk1lch & F~Rk:."T COLUH" 01 --------1 famrly rm Highly dl· ferro for 1mml>d ~ale at Newport ~och I 069 t'Ora11.'(! 1hruout Full~ Sl39.SOO Full Pric~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl•1·ur1•cl art'a . Several SEE TODAY '• pools/tennt!. c rL'> .. A' GONE TOMORROW'• s umablc Is l TD. 2nd 10' • MISSION REALTY AN ENGLISH 2nd. no pornts Opl'n 985S. est Hwy. L.a~una S ..it I S u n 1 • 5 I ; _Phone __ 494-0731 TUDOR \\hrtcwalcr. 640-8715 ~~~1!~ ...... !?.~~ IN NEWPORT? l'.:ast Bluff G reat V1l'W 3'; to broker. 4br. fm rm S21!J.50l1 2801 Alla V1-.1a Ur .. Npt . Bch 6't04119, Open house Sat 1 5 3 BR 2 U,\. !\tonlcr rey rondo. h1i:hly UpJ?r<rded. S79.500. Ownr 837 ·5!*11' BY OWN El< :'llew 2br. 2ba. patio h omt>. L r !! k it . Gn•enhouse win Up· graded thruout. Dbl. J?ar. w opnr. Ci,\ Hee fac Own e r des perate . $74,500 768·3434. LOl)lllMI NHJ-1 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Niguel Realty • Ye:., that"~ r1Ahl .. •An ele1rnnt Enghl>h Tudor com.lomrnrum •In an ideal location •Pnced from Sl25,000 •With l<l' ~down hnancmg *8YOWMEtt• Harbor Vacw Palermo customized rustic look. 4br. 2"2ba, Spa. 2 BBQ'~. This could be yoor OP· Must sell ' Fee la nd portumty to buy an out-St98.000. 2012 Port Bristol st.a.ndmg 2 ba and den. 3 Cir. 1-498-6206. _ br or 4 br wath 31~ bath BY OWN ER. Tota lly home close to e v er· remdl 'rl J Br . 2b a . yUunJ?. Only 4 available wtram rm on qwet trcl' in t.lus exclusive oCfcnnA. lme st. new kitchen. Ter rlfic b u y S l JS,0011 Sec S H EFFIE L D w /ass u m able loan rt.ACE al Tustin Ave & Owner moving out of 16th m Newport. Beach area. Need to see to b y P AC ES E T T E R bebeve. 645-69D HOMES •--------- KffM) of tM Mo...+oin Overlooking E l :-;1gut•I ·Golf Club. Lrg 4 BR. MUST SELL new t' r h o m t• w I Open d aily from 12;00. lMi 4 Br 2 Ba Monlego. panoramic vww of Jlrcen except t'riday new P•int, carpels &: .. hilL'I & valleys. cooled by drapes. Sparkling clean. sea breeies. Custm bwll. (714)631 n094 557·6122 dys, 833·1861 • located on qui el c ul·de· -V eves. By Owner. sac. $179,950. • ---------11...:::.::=:~...:::..::::::;..___ . ILUE RIHOM IA YCREST "~ A true winne r . Rich. OPEM SUN 1-5 Leeward Lane is it quiet : wa rm colo r s & lus h #17C..,...l.a-dDr. st.re«wilhprettyhomes. • plants welco me you mto 8 Dorado re-. Dnve by 2015. then call • this 2 BR. 2 bath hume C°""'9ct of s.. Bob Dickinson at 979<8533 :-: w/se<'•lhru frpll' l>ervm1t to see Uus 3 Bdrm. 2 bath • ~ h\ingrm&dcn Groun ds REALTY WORLD beauty. Open Sun 1·4. -; are rem rn1 sce nt o f Worldlnvestmenls :1A>l5 LeewardLane • Hclud e d S p a nis h 951~ Courtyard, $115.000. llAUTIFUL leticll Do•a .. 493-9494 495-5220 ..... ,......,... $105,000 49~24 13 130.5050 lMi. New carpet, close Newport Shor8, attr•c· ' to school 4r park. Fee. Uve3 BR. newly crpt'd It Miiion . $170.000. Ph 640·1440, pain&ed inside " out. s • blb · to beach. Own•r Dollar View ..;..55-1--1 -----• lrllMfernd out ot area. Panoramic hill and CONDO Pool A tennis courts. , mount81n view from Prime locaUon. Close to Re11on1ble terms to • grul cut-de-s•c home. 2 l>OC>l. Jacuul. sauna a. qudned buyer. Call for ./• nice bedrooms, form•l tie.ch. 2 br, deo. 2 bath. •ppt lo H,.c!;... P•ll >'. 1 dining room. rirepl1ce, Adult comm unity . 9111Mm,5JS., .. _. ~ hu((e kitc he n with SlOl,000. Hollls Wood. LSl/OP'TIOM bulllinl. a p•tiOI. Lush Realtor. 61$-8676. landsupln1. S97.~00. ---------1 Newly decorated 3br. Can'llaat. cau 540-1120 Sellin& anythiq wath a at>a. ove.rloottn1 1olf ~11-m•1L Dell)' PUotC1 lfied Ad counc. Bacik Bay. 11 !CG is a ll!DIM .::Su.er • , • 1150. mo. S42·110I or _. JuatcaUM2~ eoei. ...... . ........ •• • 1 ": ' l ' • r ' • . !I I I ,, I Saturday. Apt1114. 1111 MIWll'ltlili1 c .......... /Trw•· ~~~"".'----....--.--~------_.;~~-:.&.:..;;;~-:.:.:..;.;~;.;..-~ ,. ... .;_::_.:::_ .... ..... ....... 700 .,. • ..,.._.. H1111t ._.. •H•••••••••••••••n••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• . .... l . .. II ,, t•' r ' I I , I ....................... ············-······-· ....................... ....... ..., .. ··-· Ml ........ 106 Ml:,.tlMcll 116tMI ......... INt 1-.TO-"'CH S.V.al&oehooMfrom •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• .... ,-. .. ••••••••••••••• ..,.. Prt-.....a from ..... """"' t Dbl •Mtt ·•1 Trallfotama ~ -·"""' o 8IAOI DUPLEX, w10 tONstllU 3 pvt bc'h ., m..ooo. Some wllh no EASTllUff C'eM ¥\&. -.000 Super pier ~~~Uftl•llowfd . downVA..,_. ,_.,..lau.aJI '5a. lJK'atfld In Treaau~ I• Plltl PleN. II<' M2 7'411 End unit townhome, 4 bedrooms. 2'-'I bath~. bltns. wet bar. Owner will completely rinance at below market rate for g ahfted buyer. •CANTON DOI PM'ille Coaat tlw)'. ~ a.-~ l.u Rth Offered b)' I IOO RM&IMuet M P. (114) lroadmoot o 3 plan •:Ill& ... •••••••••••••••••••• wl.,. 4 Bdrm, 21• ba LAl .. 4r&.IX ., .... pool ai•ed ,)Ud fOR SAl.F.. Dt•luxo • 5 • AT Sill.IOI N..a. .a...uon Prktd JbtO' UPttad !O lnqulrtt about tuU bl. l1tnll1 rm. IJ11Jlnd ~IO ccds pa1nt & some r1x up. Leasehold. emu PACIFIC IULTOIS 5441517 OllW BILClan yon ll•li~ kllcbt>n, laund port•h, w., .... Trt.f'lea ~ W'bb. ~--'*7 · :!n1~~~. 0~~1~e. "t~~~i I 01/2°/o "-clftt -purk Only fJ mot old ~" lntl'rwl only :t yn S.Ctt•••• I07' _coappr«"late~-~f·~·,~~k~ll''f,"~ r·~ll ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I ....................... 1"18 Skybne, i br. 2 h11. Owncrll\11c•nl !Mii 41411i4 180 n..-. o .. v. crp4.11, drp1. I \~ blO<'lc11 to ;:__ .__... 2000 HAllOI VU HOMI 4 br, 2bll. fml)' rM, MM lfJO rtlO<k-1. .. <U l(I itr~rn bell, pool. & Anden.oo t-;lt•m Sehl. _... ---h ~l6th. 91i0 5022 -•• ...,... •• , Al'tUill 1 aoU cwn•• ft I Cl ___ •••• •••. •• ••••••• • ••••• UDO ISU Nixon t!llatu. 2*IO Jooq fl 111\Pl'INE....'>S IS NIMI PIOPBTllS home w/1p1ral 1tatrc11 e LIYl.nl( at tht• beflc.'h In a 6 UNITS &mUC"h mortf ipudow dblu wjdl' 301l All "' IJ r I ll11 tlrnu\ ,17$,000 ... {'\. ....c. .... wtt He.tefO. ........ ~ty ~49.000 2ba. 2 put iow 2 ator: Wl'llllildc• l()C'11tlo11 l•'ul ~IH'Ontrart 1111lt• h I h Id. di pr\1•1•1225,000 H.rt.or VJ.w WHll ! br, 2 b• , 1l1•n Sltlili, ... \: 219AINl221 va.s-1 ... 0,.. s.t/S. I ·5 Or •y. "'r: u ... flltCID ts,000 W COAST l'Al'lt"IC a. l't ~. w11 r ryr. s hwhr. c•u1tom Tuppun ~ fl€'T G HY.AL &'\'Tl\Tto; w 1ut1n & dbl OH'n J I 83t2600 ·&11611~ 1•i.rnty or roum t o __ HOrt IY OWNll lollU't~n I' p 900 )371) mlW ('C>llllt lfwy. NII ..... ,,....,...., 644-2542 752·21ll LoH'.1¥ 1004 vtl'W ovl•r • U S-6646 look I n it Shorl•t•ll tr aulfC'OU™' & moooH11n ~\nl bit t(Ul\'hO 1(1 \ ~~ lll.'\"111\ \lj 'W 3 IJ; tit ~ Ila. frpl • Wt•t bAI dra1._., 6. oew <'ll'J"'lintc 1•1 ur cit• t' 0 r Ii I (' d tit & II U t W11hr1ctry1 & H'rl II( t111 {' main ~ p11t 1011. 111.1111 11pr1nklcr & h1tht1111( l!:Ms1ly m11111t111111 .. 1 l'11v ~iwh rlul> i\pproi. 1~0 l_IQ ft ~')00 41i2 20.'\J FRENCH DOORS lead up lo lhl' laq:1· pullo &. urd or lht' 1•hu.rmtn.-i 2 bdrm . l hu h o m 1· 1 n N 1• ~ 1> o r t 1fl.'1ghl1t Comph·tcly rt· d t) fl I' b )' I h t• IJ I! \.'Qralor o~ nrr OPa. SAT & SUM l·S 22l VIA ITHACA <IO' lot. ralht-•(tr•I Ci'llln11 3 Bdrm & ttuesl quurll'r~ i.paclOU!i & SUtlll)' $396.000 Or by i\ppt. DIHHI SODIRLIHG UHITID IROKHS 675-5626 Dover Shores Mans ion, 6br . 5ba. 3 rrplci.. CUTI.COZY 2 bdrm l'Oltl•J:\' w 1f)>k Obi dctachd 1t1ir w It v acc\!~b . L u r 11~ In t W/f'OO(ll ti) l(l'OW. Lilt' HI> sumublc Imm $7~.MKJ AA l~ach Hltrs •IH2 2\00 't523 CAMPUS ft..·. IRVINE gourmet kitchen. den. Largesl l bdrhl hou!>c "' -"" frm. din. rm. ViPw . San Clemente . l533sq rt Pnced al only. $375,000. l&' I"'~ s ho-' Ir ________ _, FeeGround. Prine Only . on 2 v..... .. •• c i:t•i., some ocean view Im SHORECLlffS Agl. 644-0070. eves . mocu1J1te . Own1•r must c 0 MM A..,.. D I N G 640-9'1S9. sell. Call before 3pm VIEW bBal Isl comer dplx. Cstm _492_·_27_05 __ _ Comfortable roominess. Cape CodSkw/J.3 Br&, 2 1 rBa Walk to beach, J Or. 2 Ba. d . . d ea. unit. Y Jles o ts. Uke new c:ondo $93 900 ecorator s ream Use of woods thruoul. H wk RE 493.4934 kitc hen that puts $600.000 ca :o h . a ms • •EXCITING• .. ochA,..a 11,_•uoutul Hl7:J ~•t'n.111m• ~:d10, :lllr. l!Uu " r ,, 111 mt.) ~tor 1\1111 l't•I 1'.i1 k 1Ml'lo:fl1 S..C .. ~SunHb i\ b1:1111t1fol •fl\Mll .\' • Puru1l1111', 2•1'tllU, :.:11 r . 2lk1 ho11w. uv11rh•okl11){ llW llhtt• l'111·1r11·. I"'' l11•1H'h, ~. 111i11111t•1t rru111 ... II " It I IJ ti I N I II II t I lh•u11011ublt.• l'urk ll••tt l t l'lo\IOlllll LCICJUl'G Hiii• S,-clol luy lll•111111ful ~ Stur l\dlt l'k. ~XtiO &·11rn•Jool, 2 IU\' Br, 2Bu, wllh all llw xtru!l Only SW.!IOO < Ki'.70!171 CALIFOIN~ l'ACIFtO'~ MOllLEHOME SALES 2706 Harbor. Ste 20ti 1\ 540-5937 pleas ure into rom1ly 213/684-3200 s.. ..... mealtime. Access t o r-'-.trano 10781 ________ _ private beach. ocean & 200STEPS TO BEACH •• :::?::•••••••••••••••'---------canyon views . You will $l35,000,3br2 ba. . •OCEl\N FRONT-28r . love hv1ng here Owner Otarming house & yard Chanmn~ 2 br. 1 ba con· $39,500. Treas Is M.H. highly motivated. A have been loved. do. Poo • view. ss9.90o Pk. So Lag Sp !153. Call great home at SS60.000. DEVIN & CO. 492-4337 or492·986l agt Cynthia 968·0838 or 642·6368 PEAK 537.2211or 968-0838 OF PERFECTION Acreage for sat~ 1200 BA YCREST Luxury living at tls v(•ry ••••••••••••••••••••••• Our friends love t o best here ... Cup1strano Rancho C:ahr. area . ·1 ~ rwther here. w e·re sure ha c ienda on h 1.1 ).( l' ;wrc parcels. Sl00.000 full M•wport c~nter you & yours will too. equestrian lot tn prime.> vnce. ll•rms. mui.I M·ll 640 Com e & ~ e e o ur 4 area Elegant 5 bedroom AJ:t 979·4964 _____ .5_3_5_1 __ _, :.pactous Br s. 3'-z Ba, 1$! noor plan Wllh dintnj.l, ---- FOUR,LIX 1\11 3 llr 2 llu 111111 • • t >wnn will ~·urry :.!1111'l'l1 IJ ~ t:n1111111I $11>.'t,0011 ~€\J IG tl"'J -i-HOM \ :ti:~ W ( '11u111 II w y. NII 64 5·6646 1 UNITS•C .M. lh-11111 tll•W h111 l1llll1j l·'ht!l'hll't'I\, llltlt hll'lflllltl ·1~1. l11v1111.. 1t4l' 111oa lHOUS!S l'.:i1ntl1ttlt• t ' M :11m11u1 ult• h11u111•11 1111 4'"' ""' 1111 Su1,.·r hw111k111. 11!1~.uoo A PR€\TIG€ '-I----..... ~--HOME:~ 3333W Cou11l llw y. NII 645-6646 FOUR UNITS·C .M. Near new. J fir uwn..ri. unit. ~ ba, rrrl. 2 1·.ir gar .. J.2 Br. 2 ba. units TSL lnvslml!i 642 1603 4 HOUSH & Dplx Five 2 Br. one I Br with garages & yards. Grt'al Eastsidc lorau on S60.00C: down. Tenant!> pay u11I Owner will ('arry ton tract. Pu II pn cc S300.000 A .PR€H IG€ '-J----~---41-HOMES 3333W Coasl llwy, NII I 645-6646 ----dining rm. l1v1ng .rm eati nJ? a r ea. ram1 l~ IMVESTORS _________ , w I rr p I c . fa m 1 I y room. 2 r1rcplaccs and m lO acn.-s. lt!vcl. lnvt'i.to1· . BY OWNER rm 1k1l c h c n . prof. ter com H and s om<' terms. xlnt a rea. (Lot BAYCREST darkrm/.hobby rm . All beamed ceiltnj!S, jaCU/.ZI spbl) 2 DUPLEXES ror Sall' overlooking our lg \'ery & sunken tub 1n master DROVER Owner will carry with EXEC. SPECIAL private treed ~arden suite. Patio and room for 677 5609: 679·2823evs ,. 15'1, down. Corona del w/pool. deck, firep1l & pool. Hurry! $4SO.OOO 1---------·-Mar. 675-3956 r r t! s l I $: I 0 u !> BBQ. By Owner. 1633 BKR. --- - - ne1i:hborhood or 1mpos Santiago Or. 548·4784 &.'ll·Z114 ;493·134llollfret! 365 ACRES Bayfronl Ouplx Fant \U, 1ng homt•s 4 bi'drooms. S249.500 Open Sal/Sun T ARIELL 3Br upr 2Br lwr. Fp. lum1ly room. pool. 3 l'ar 12 G. Bcauurul valley loaded bltns & ldry hkup m ea gJragc Show-; J'lrt<h.• or -M.redithCanyon with oaks. fantas t1l' Summr /wntr rent I own(·r..h11> 1\ homt• you pgradcd 3 Or. den. Views. xlntgruzmg land. S390.000torr O\\n /agt "111 bt.• proud of Wl'll OCEANFRHT OPLX l.5x3S pool w lJacuui & pm ale 5 acre lake. pro· 840-1879. vnl't'<I at S2S2.54-"J much more. I\ great buy perty complell'ly fenl'ed . Oldr tn·plx on dbl lol. grt lax shllr. St 75,000/ofr owntain 840· 1879 2 Bdrm, I ba each unit. at Sl?9.SOO. Ca II to see Xlnt ran<·h :.1te or ca mp- Xtra large 2 car garagc. JIM TAYLOR RLTY ground. Could be sub· S365.000 646·9688 c1Jv1dl'd. Investor terms, 675.1906 116775&!1 or 1'522-2080. s.ta Ana I 080 Broker , __________ , ...................... . PILOTS PARADISE THE ILUFFS It Only 150 +acres m btn N. San H.B.'s Bci.t 7 Umt build· mg. Ride your btkl' 10 the beach. Gross tnc S29.064 per year _________ , Just reduced lo $144.900. L k Diego County, w/rights Absolutely immaculate. 00 S to use 1800' air s trip Scott Realty 536-7533 SPARKLING J Bdrm 2112 bath. for mal Ex~nsive Spect acular 01·n view, NEW LISTING dtn1ng . s plit l evel Ab ·r 1 b bbl' i.ccunty. pnvacy. ss.ooo ./TWOO .... "'LOT townhome. Open space ea!.1 1 u u . IOI'! per acre, xlnt te rms or ""' In Harbor Vww a nuwly view from living room J ACUZZI. Newly pa.mlcd ~.000 per acre cash. 5'"r-JUST LISTED n.'<lccoraled·rustomtlc•d and master suite. Now executive home wi.t~ 4 to Bkrs. (7 141481·9738 EASTSlDE. Two cute CARMEL with l>l'nsa· vacant. Owner anxious. bedrooms. formal dmmg homes on l lot. Spac. 2 uonal y;ird 1nl'ludtnl! CallS40-n 51 room. family room with ~nts Br. 1 ba homes w/2 car ~~~ Shown by appt fireplace. Covered patio for Sal• 1300 gar. Sep. yard.<>. Live m and Barbequt!. Mort!. ••••••••••••••••••••••• I, rent other. Creal in· f/ h,n~'t)t,_, •---------$119,750. T op value 4-Plex for sale by Owner ., come properly Scll cr 1 VUrA ,, 540-t720 near bcarh 1n San motivated.Sl2\l.OOO. 'W'lll.waL Clemente Xlnt i~vt!~I · Pnncipals only R E A l TY •••WATERFRONT i: ~ ~~Sl 75.000t foirm. ~rt Rul Estale ________ _. Jbr. 2ba. ram rm By Bradford Condo for sale m.och......__... 1350 Assl15'Clal4.l !~s5""2' EASTBLUFF 0wnr 472 62nd. Newport by Own er 3 bdrm .•••••• ;;::w;::~~•••••••• "",. ~ 5 Bdnn. 3 baths. choice _Be_a_cb._542_·3_l_47_· ___ $00,500.549·7034 FOR SALE ---------1 corner local.Ion Fresh MOVEINTODAY T_.. 1090 Hcdondo Co-Op Apt ,. SUPER UNITS paint Sha kl' roor. Sharp 3 Bdrm. corner P c r I Sl87.500. lot. now vacant. In ••••C••U•S••T•••••••E•W••••••• ~a&11~orta ~ 1~avuBy 8-8cw l6. RoyMCC_.....-,RJtr. OMVI Bdrm • · I Xlnl rental a rea. in!' ___. Nwprt Shores. Assuma· owner 541.7729 ble loan. O.W.C. 2nd . . ESTATE . WATERFRONT . Anaheim . B r o k e r ________ _.Full Price: $108,000. W1lh spectacularv1ewor PROPERTIES _633-_3306 ______ _ Southlanders R . E . snow capped mountain:. 548-5774. and gentle rolling hills ~: 213·S92-2813. HEAR IREAK EVEH HARBOR VIEW HOMES Means a ra mi ly neighborhood. Plan with your ramily in mind. Great neighbors -Great schools · Great shopping C:lll your ~real realtor about this g r ea t 4 bedroom. s ingle level home with grea t landscaping &. great price of 1168.000. ~21. MtwportC...... 640.5357 2125 YachtYallll.e The ultimate in luxury sporting activities, view & privacy awaits you in this Broadm oor Sea View home. 3br. rrm. din. rm. + fm. rm. with frple . Com e see for yourself. Open Sat. 1·5. Carolyn Deetz. Alg Agt. 559-9037. Accented by sparkling Cemt'---Lots/ 15% DOWN night lights. Formal din· cri;tl 1500 4·Plex. Assume Seller ing, fam!IY room. sunken ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••I w i 11 ca r r y p a p e .r . e ntertainme nt lounge Management avai l. and living room all open Companion . t'rypts .l~a I A~ont. Gacy D. Bosler I lo entertainment sized Gunta ,sect~on. Pacific I 960-4388or 536·2498 view decks. All this adds Memon al I ark. Phone Principals only up to the pleasure or 714/922·2972. 6 Lo 10 a.m. --------- ownership of this 3 BR &4tol0p.m. 20UHITLOT hideaway Plenty of Conntrclal Costa Mesa . cit y ap. room for a pool and a Pr.,.,ty 1600 proved. Package ready yard for the kiddies. Ca II ••••••••••••••• • ••• •••• to go. $340,000." now! TSL lnvmlS 642· 1603 OWNROPENTO CREATIVE FOR SALE FIHAMCIMG 187.000 sq., It. shopping FOURP&.EXES $359,000. center on 20 acres. locat- •OM THE WATElh RUMAltltEALTY ed in the heart of Costa All 2 Br 2 Ba townhouse type units . Electric bit· ins. forced air heat. enclosed garages. $1300 I mo income. Good IOC8· tion. OWC 2nd. Two to choose Cro m $148,500 each. 3 br l~ ba + boat slip, 551-7977 Mesa. 37% tenants ma- youown the land. Jor, 25.000 to 50.000 sq. Cl. Bllr .......... 673-S99l Wfth duht' I 098 ol additional a buildable By owner. 3 Br 2 Ba, loft •••••••••••••••••••••••. space. Rent Increases of study area, family rm, Mo q.lftlacll SlOO.<KX> per year for the frple. usoc. pool/tennis. on Ulil neat. 4 beclrm. 2 next3years. l blk to ocea.n. Open bath home near schools, Sale Price : WESI'CLIFF. 4 Br. 2 House Sat/Sun 1·5. 231 sbopplng&freeway. Full S6 500 000 ba s,i-500 By Lugo n i a • 6 3 8 . 9 6 6 3 price $72,950. Cash to' loa'n rnnd ·. A PR€HIG€ ~---~-HOM€\ 3333W. Coast Hwy. NB 645-6646 · -· · owner . $116.900 Park P1a~.lnc842-7461 -.. Open Sat/Sun 12:30-4:30. ---------$.5,100.000 15l4DoverDrive. SEAYllW-lyOWMr othtrstMIEatah Sellerw111 consider •OWMAllCIT! RARE Bar Harbor ••••••••••••••••••••••• Prin~~a1~only BIO CANYON Condo-w/beaut. shutters. lBR. Mlllle "-• <Broker/Owner> great location. ALS Z'M>a+fmly rm. Guard ,_.S. 1100 Call m•>839·6133 Huntington Beach lrt· plex. 3 blocks to water. h.30/000. C-21, 536·7542, ask or Chris. Lg lot It compl pnvacy. --------Costa Mna S,.CW ~nt 3br, home wit gate. pool, tennis,, view. ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• +~~only •124,900 Below mtt. S258,000. Pb IAYSllOMT •--------Two super duplexes. All ---· -""--67_3-_U.....;.;ll;..A.;.::lt~· eM-'ll'IOtorappt. . Luxwioua11 I I moblb le home CH••••t-•IT•w• 2 bdrm .. I baUl. On l1e.1 DIC.DB.letHT "DI wt 1paclou1 ......... 1700 Jot nr. schools. ahopplrig. 1 Pln pleuure from th IAITIUW-F cabana. lbr wlt.b den, .. •••••••••••••••.•••••• Super. locaUon. Priced to time you enter t.be encl' ••••Ml SZ0,000 l*iO. !~_rrpac" Pl""h OPE'N S.t1Sun 2·Spm eeO now! rzoo.ooo. eourt yd of lhll ele1an Owner wanta thla Im-new c--..n1. 2 aeYela, Eutaide Colt.a Meta 311 ......... a...ty ..,aqfthomew/perfe rmc. 3br+faarrm home :T:. bea':edHcelll•t•· ALTA LANE In 2soo 'l~BIUfromocean. 'fer· I r. .. for entertalnln1 t!Okl. Hu purebued new ~ ~c:!e ~mr!rrin· block Santa Ana Ave. 3 rtnc 4 unit bldg. Mgr. amib bring. •br, 4\.\ba home It would Ulre raat atmbeUevablY low prt~ br, 2 ba, 1 stoey end unJt. apt. 3 bdrm. 21,Ai baUls r•m rm. b llllard rm eKrOW. of .. JOO. sr..,_ f1replace. kltcbu bltn•. w/2 lrplc.. + 2·bdrm. & sauna, Jae. 3car garaie Mew,.,t PltrlHlty · privacy walled patio. one I-bdrm. opts. Orl IMC\ll'tlJ. Fee. $475.000 67J.JOll Newport Beacll tBr, l blk Double aara•e. Price vWal~.oooT--'-C <lPel> Sat, 12:~1 Sun 12·4 lo ocean. S12,IOO. 7000 sat1too or by a ppt. --r"' .,.... •· ID Anlll\I• w •Y. Ownr Sell thinp fut witb Dall1 PCll n . N. I 0 n R 0 b i n I 0 0 • BealUln &t-4"11910 e:ll-3140. Pilot Want A.di. 141-5171 lrclUr,519·*7. \ • 7~~ Acquire IMOmt propfrt)' of your own. We have properti. lhat will help you kMP mort1 of tho$e dollan you HrMd and rcsc~ Uwm rrom tues •nil Inflation by putting them to work for you In w"ll lor•ttld propen es In aood arowth are ... '1'h"' doll1tn1 you 11ave away to u.e IRS lhould be worklnJI fOt yw in11le.d. To keep lhe MllM UUn• Ii om h•PIM!ftl nfC neat ye11r. eome talk w1Ua u1. Wu o n ht>IP you firm up an lnv•tment plan th14l will <'Ot\llt'rvc mor •or your earnlnas. l'rntwrtlw now avullllb c•. " •'tlt,OOU t.luplu• -Or11n1te County -put1os & pru• .. N•O•I t~w du1>l11t -Or11111(.: COW'lty -v1tiw • .... ,.,,11., . • 'U11lt.111 l11h1nci duph•• tr11de down only tll!IO!OI . '111111111 I :.lll<h m C'u,.ta MC!lla. $183.900 • 111111-t' 1 4lt1,1I"" Out"' to llllUOO. ~ 0111111!" "111 ''" ..... 114"' I I It 1111111• ( 111111t y t11w111l11U11• uni ht -brand '"'"'' J l.lllMI ~ 111111-1 II "" 1•• 11 t i 111 t)j~ I f1l1•• 111 ltl I hWJlt1f •11111 -Ith OWn\!r'a Untt • .l.11l I• .. c 1111111 Mi ••• '''"4"• l!fli 1w11• 1160.t•IO Heh ' 11~1111111111 i l•l"• 111Jllt ~"''h C01u11 Plu11 ...... , , .. , . 4 11h•• I•• t.111 ly 11 1111 ltl•lled !{ult rwrt1u SIX WC£ 2 • IPIS Approx. 1000 sq. n. each unll. Eleetl'W bullt·ln kitchens includ.lnl diabw..- on approx. 11 acre ree lUd In cme oC Corona del Mar's moet sou&bt .a. area.i;. Short walk to private beati ·access. 'Rlr&.IX fir S. JJll Eul C.M. Ea 1.1nlt 2 br. •••··~-·--••••••••• fneome SICXW/mo. shows Attention &widen! 5-1 1 poa 't 1 ,, ~ c as b fl ow acl"l' view &ob. Graded • 112'7.900. Agt.975·0616. l.lil.I stubbed in. Ora~ Perk Aeres area. Call 171..0tn. Aslt tor Natalie. llkdlerl MAD AN APllL 15111 USOLUTION ~view ol harbor lol • 2220 Paci/le Dr. Cd •. Owner bui Id to 111it or Acquire Income proJ>('rt)' sell $200.000. $43·81U ol your own. We have eveJ.. vll·w •Ii; r,1111 I 111111 '"''"' ,.._ 11/f t 11ttl;i Mc•11 J:ll.: •Ml proptf'Ul18 that will help•--------- .. You k~I> more or l~ MAGNeffCIMT I ""''' I ,,,., .. Mi ... •11111 ''"' I 111• ' I 11111I11111 .i 'tll 111111 I 111111• 1111 1111111114 • 11 .. 1•1111 11wnur !> 111111 11111111111111111 1111111 It t Jl:i 111111 " tlttj1lt U •ll i Uljlfll oH h V.lltl flt aplu\'tl llttttl lltUllHI 111 "'II ''"' 111/11 i I .11u111111 Iii '" If u1t1l 1t vti-w' ~ llllO II 11111111 1111111 • t 4 ph:~ ''" I !tit 1&r11u1 ht •111111111 ~II\ 111111 It Clt1•1lUI• t '1111111 Y 111111 II $1!1,'),11#1 IC 111 llOl!t• ( '111101)' Utltllt ~.1/1111 • 11 l111ui• Uttllll lltr •'•lllt1flllll1t!IJ $200,(JIJ() 11 11nlh1 :1 4 1ll1111t•r. j)t ldl' of 11wnl'r1>h1p llt1t1llll1Jl•Ht lll•lll'll Mll0,000 • I:! 1111l11t :1 411l1·1u-1t Or11ng11 Coun1y 1md1· 111 ow1w11111111 :11111111 •1w1wr'h u111t $U7~.00o 11 11111l1t wllh 1111••noJ111Jh1 111 0rallK4.l COllnty SWUUI I I ut1il" tlr.111~1· <.:11trnty I y4.1ur uld. 5:1~7 .1~1 l.1 lllllh •77t1 (JIJO S.11ttJ M111Hl"u -d~e lo beach. Iii lt11tli. C4 '1 ph·x1·,1 -Orange County. ~;:,11101 It; uOth Anc1h1·1m J:Ol two' S47S.000 each. Iii un11i. ll1H·r'itdl' -garden courtyard. 5315.0tltl Iii 1.1n1ll> brand nt!w -high demand/high r1.<nl arl'a Pos"blt! conver:.1on. IG untl.s -Ornnj!e Countv. $400,000. Iii untt'> -out of state. S42S.OOO. • 16 uruL'> -pnde of ownership Huntington ti(.•uch S000.000 17 umi.:. on <X:can $760.000. 11'1 un1L'> -ll1vcr:.1de 5425.000 Ill un1b -Ualla:.. Tcxd:.. 5346.000. l!:I untl!. -Orangt! County -Spanl!>h ,1 n·h1ll'{'lurc.· 8410.000 l!l uml.., out or i.to.tll·. $352.000 :w hurd lo rind pride ot ownership 1.1n1b - <.:o:-.la ~e!'.a . $850.UOO 20 unit:. -H1vers 1de -2 story garden :.tyle S3X2.000 :W unlli. Dallus. Tl"l:as -ROl two. $324,(JO(J & ~;J:Jti.IJl.10 22 un11:. -out of s tate. $422.000 2:J units --Sunta Mo nica -subtcrruncan parkm,,:. Sl.590.UOO. 23 un1l!. S;inta Monica balconies SI .tiSO.IJtMI. 23 untli. -S;inta Monic·a -elevator:. Sl.800.000 2 I untls -Oran~c County -all ha\ e fireplaces & enclosL'd l!aragl'S Sl.350.000 21 umt.:. -Orange County. $605.000. 26 un1h llollywood -pool & air t•ond1uonl'<l SSN>.000 :n units Hollywood -subtcrrane;in parktn~ Sl.430,000. 211 pride of owneri.h1p units -Hunun~lon Rt> a ch -I', miles to bell ch ' Sl.575.000. 28 unlls -out of state. S770.000. W umts -balconies & wet bars -Hollywood. Sl.070.UOO 32 UntL<; in high demand area or Orange County SJS0.000. 32 Orun~e County pride of ownership units. Ownt•r's unit with ct!ram1c Ule & woodburn1ng r1rc1>lace. Sl,800.000. 34 untL'> -out of i.tate. 5.J X gross 35 units -Hollywood -pool. SL.650.000. :l6 units -Dallas. Texas. S623.000. 3H units -llunltn){lon Beach. Own your own !>lri'el ! Pride of ownership 3bdrm. 2bath owner's unit with fireplace. S2.02S.OOO. 3!1 units -out of slate. $7 13.000. 40 units -Hollywood -secunty features. S2 800.000 50 units -brand n ew 4·plexes near llunttnglon llarhor. owe 10 53 umls -Dallas, Texas. Sl.064.000. 66 units -Dallas. Texas. Sl.398.000. 75 umts -Richardson. Texas. Sl .532.000. M-umts tn Tcxus. Sl9.000 per urut. 85+ untts -W. Hollywood -security. S2.000.000. 96 units tn Texas. Sl7.000 per uniL 106 units -excellent rental area of Orange County. $3.500.000. 112 units -e•change. $2.800.000. 112 units -Hollywood near freeway. $3.400.000. 125 units -4 •~, years old. S2,375.000. • 136 pndc of ownership units Jn Orange County . $4.500.000. • 160 units -out of s tate. $2.660.000. • 180 units in Texas. $18.000 per unit. No drive-bys please. In deference to the wis hes or our property owners, please do not ask ror addn.-sscs. ff you are a sincere buyer. seller, or cxchanncr. please call for an appointment or visit our om cc. Open daily and weekends for your ronvenience. • 114 units Disneyland area motel now under construehon. Turnkey al $4.275.000. • Major hotel with room to bu.lid in Orange County. • Retireme nt home to bt built. $4,095.000. • Shopping center site package -next to rei:1onal . S4.450.000. • 2 shopping center -out of state. 12.788,000 & $6,393.<KX>. • Professional center In Tustin. Sl.500.000. •Office buildinit -Orange Coont.y. Sl.700.000. • omce bwldtng to be built -Central Orange County. Sl.250.000. •RV Park -282sltes. Sl.500.000. • Mobile Home Park. $2.800.000. • Gas station le olfice 1n Orange County. $176.000. 4 mdustrial buildings -$2.000.000. lnduwial building -$280.000. $314!.500 & Sl ,925.0UO. Industrial sites in RJverside. Commercial stores It buildings tor lease - Sant• Ana. • Lots & land in Orange County. Riverside. & San Diego ()()unt.y Investment. property ownenhlp should be one of your INIJor Jlfe 1oala. It can secure )'OW' futu~ and protect your ruture earnings. Wby not talk It over wiUI one of our hiabl>' trained staff of over 40! We have over 140 ptOpel"l1es available now and we know how to •tt you started. '-9UAIL PLACI PIOPllTIIS. IMC. 17141712·1'20 . dOllatN )'(lu t•urntod and l.Dl • Top ol Spyglass • ml<'OO Uwm from tuei; Plans for 6.000 sq. rt. .00 1nna11on by puttcnit home. $38S,OOO. 64S-7272. them to work ror you in wt•ll kitated proPt'tl1c In ......_....__ ~/ 1iood1trowthrin•11" ~;;;;-2100 'I ht' dollars you aa Yf.' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11w11y to lht• IHS 11h11ukt Oc:eanfront va~aUoo s pot 1)1• wurkln.: for you tn for the )'Hr 'row>d.1'0x40 11tcad. To kc.'t'p tht· 1111me Cn.Bader. Pvt beach Ir llun" rrucn h11ppt>n1n11 fishing pier . Only Sll.000. rll'Xt ymir. rom1· t11lk Space rental ~TS/mo. With Ull, We· con help you Spare 42. Treasu re rlnn uv un 1nvf.'!4tmen1 Island 30801 So. Cout plan thal will conserve Hwy. Laguna BdL Opett rnon•of yuure11rn1n11s Ho use Sat/S un 1·$. s.16-9770. Investment propert y t' t I DeMft ~~h~aJ~~:1e ~o~rse ..._.. • 2400 It can secure your future •"•••••••••••••••• .. •• ancL.protect your future MIW1 MEW! MEW! eanungs. Why not tallt ii OPEN HOUSE over with one or our SAT Ir SUN lughly trained starr ol By tall d ate palms 6 I over 40? We have over grapefruit trees w/a 140 properties ava1lablE view of new Hidde• I now and we know how le Palms comm. or. C'OI'. of get you s tarted . Call Dee1> Canyoe Road. 6 752· 1920. Av«Mle 44. Deluxe 4 Br. J ' '-'U ... , L be. Span.isb tile entry nt. T A ceramic tile batlu 6 Pl .&.CE k1tcben. pvt entry to ~ guest qtrs. 5 T AIC. w/w ---niu:: CIJC.S, Rv partcm1. ,.... ...,""''"~ ~.. for pool. Red uced to 10,.. Titt:JO P.M.t I $134.950. Owne r l bldr ---'-------:anxious! Agt. R oy. FAIULOUS 7141347.2711 or 646-74t4 HOME + INCOME Comfort & tax advan· Bala Caltf. 4br beach hom e . 25 min. Crom tagcs galore. Lari<e border. Protected d e· home with ocean Vl('W . velopment known as Las l 1h miles to Danu Point Gavcotas. For brochure Harbor. n('ar schoob · phone 492-2732 d ys .• ~hoppmg, + 2 Rreal re n-496-7301 eve. tal umts Corner lot & nearly n('w Units are Beautiful new ranch home bwlt to rondo 41 pecs. on 2....., acres near Holi· g reat value · hurry' da y Hill s kilift. $250,000. Ask for l\rdte. Wnghtwood. Horses OK. Century 21. 4!13·5585 surrounded by national IS.OW MARKET forest. 2 frplc's, 4 Br. family rm. lg laundry & Warm & Coly 3br sewing rm .• finished 2 Olarmmg Lag. Bch Cot-car gar . a ll de luxe laRe. Ocean vu l blk to microwave k itchen. bch Frplr Remodeled Must be seen. SIS0,000. May Sell below market 11 SeU or trade for beach buyer will Ilic back to " ... seller. Listed $139.000. .:.p_rope_;__rt...:Y:....·_6_7....,.. __ I_~ __ _ 494-0160 $675.000 F\tmished, Thun- 4 ... EX de rb1rd Hts. $515.000 ...,.... Unf. Bermuda Dunes. 2 2-Br. 2 l·Br. encl. m5.000 furn. 20 Acres pabos. low rents. Condo land S.10.000 to S3S,OOO per ronversion possib1hty. acre. Coml. Buildings Xlnt loc. 724 James. C.M. $660.000. Mitche ll & Sl95,<KX>. P/P 673·7i87 Rummon z Realtor s , 71537 Hwy 111. Rancho CORSICAN 4.PLEX Mirage. Ca. 568·3607. Near So. Coast Plaza, by E ves . S68-6728 o r owner 5199,500. 540·1219 346-3327. I or4!M·0536 ----GREEN VALLEY LAKE -= House: 3BR. den. 2 2100 kitchens, service ~h. ' ••l•NDUS••••••,.•••,A••L••,•L•D••G•·.. loft. Can be used as 2 un· its; 10 min walk to la ke, adjoins National Forest. sweeping views!!! For s ale o r l ease. 867·3534 S200,000 down. 13.000 --------- sq.ft. St.utable for I or 2 o..tof ~ users. Near freeway. Prop1rtf 2550 Super investment. t:all ••••••••••••••••••••••• for details. 40 acres. h.t,950. Btfl mtn. M A y Q C K Ranch acreage. trees. , .. K ... ,..~ ,,,.. vu's & rds. Bllr. 556-3685. ~~ Out of State (714)494·2148 Property 2600 , ___ .... ______ ...................... . • _._ ..._ .r-t-. 2200 35 beautiful acres in I.Mn.._--Colorado. Must Sell im· ••••••••••••••••••••••• mediately S21.500. IUILDAILE 54().6()62aft5:30. Room for_,., Rcmdn, ,...__ St 15.000 GrovH 2700 JOMES REALTY, Inc ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673·62 I 0 45A Ru by Red Grapefruit. SSOOO PI A. Will consider SPYGLASS LOT trade. <714>922·7398. < lst time orrered 1 . • Absolutely the BEST Visalia home s.1le: 21 ac. VlEW LOT (or sale in fann land with water. N.8 . today. Located &.000. 10% do-n. Call belween million dollar 1_213_104_·_106_1 ----- residences. 270 degree t.d •te vtew from CdM to Irvine. Wtlllid 2900 Owner m ay conside r •-•••••••••••••••••••• part.1al exchange o r OWNERSorJIROKERS T.D. s . For more Info, 1 wW,,clole lnco call Ron Taylor. 640-5112 e ..J: witb :: acent. lng 6 1our pro· 10 Unit lot. Anaheim , • or my BUYERS. make olfer. Morris ft As· 3%netc:oaun. Aat. aoc. (213>374-4984 <TH>..,..<lt bn> .._.....,.,., 2000 .._ ....... ,., 2010 .............................................. IMDUSTllAL IU...._ If you have been looking for a neat, clean investment.. this is it. 14.700 Sq. rt. industrial building leased to single. well established tenant. Located in prime lnclualrial area near Van Nuys Airport. Plfftty of upside potential at onlJ t;a.ooo ,. ,-# .. ~. " ........ --..... -• • • ••• -....... ---.-. --...... ' ....... ... ., . ., ....... ,.,, ....... ,..._,.""" ........ ""' . ...... ~ -,._, ... -. -..... -....... -' •\ " ----~_..... ............. ----.--i'9 ,._ ..... ,,,.,, .... -... ~,,, -....... -.... -•••• ..-... ......,. ............... ··---·· ._ .............................. - - ' •' -... ,. '~ .. .. •'"• .. , . ... .. . . . , . . .. . NI If I t ' ........... ~c..rl.-la.... Hwnu.fwlll•1d ,..,....,. .......~ .... ............... &iturdey,Aprll1' 1979 ........ ••••••••••••••• •-••••••••••••••••••• ~·•••••••••••ji44 •• ~!~~~••••?~~~ ~w;~•·· ..... jij•4 c;;;.;;,;;;;uunjij-; Af ·-·...... .. ~ • '!I? 2tO ~ mt-.................... Ht•U••• Perk Irvin• ·-.. •••••••••••••••• ·-••••••••••••••••-•• ... ! ...... ·-·-.,lli:lt'i=tJ=~ ... t..i•~!!!~!M~!ltr ;.___...-..!. ........... _ .. _........... ~--Tw...... .......... abr. 2~,ba. alr N9wlbdrm<'OQdnl,r11>lt , lr\tlll.•lry2bdrm. l ba. I' r _. .......... __ ............. . :lbr,.-,lba,lrpl<'. l"Gllli. MIO. ev• •·:na. bMN,2ur 1•.ra•e.Mst. Jlllt redone. 1ant. ~ ....................... 111.nT If a..-Avail. a 11 cb'.... 6 ~· 1071 Canyoa Or. mo. EutaMle.17M100 o.lwce AD4. for Rent. 2br. _. .. C·2 •Dll 3200 sq. n. on street to st.reel 'ot ln Sant.a Ana. Block buHd lng, 2 A/C orfices, 4 restrooms, excellent parki.QIC, completely reoced. Property b cl ar. Owner want to exchan'e inl.o duplex wilh large famlly urut. CcUI, Ne wport or Co ta Mesa Butrding ls l eased to County or Oraqe. COIONA PACIRC IEALTOIS ID31thrtTSOSta ...,...,., 2ba. blt·lna. frplt, ,.. "b b tf ....... .......... li4 Comple t.ily renovated b•lcooy encl 1era1e All wnaa ·~ O.rfltou • r. 2~ a. ••••-••••••••••••••••• 2 rm. 1 b ath •<fit. Jbt. Iba. No pew. Patio Nr. JIW'ltlnJ\Oft Harbour: _.... tOwtml\ 1'r"nt.•r 1poor .. ~n'*b!_9t~' ..... Put111d1 3707 ~,!t~lta, $3$0. mo. ee 133.'S Baker. Apt. 8 . WO. QU!dttc\ ll pets OI\ ap· .. ... ... • _.. 642,5073, eau-.3636. proval. ..... lor Beckv, $410 m o ll 3 2 l :5 3 2 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ........ , evelwknd BAYVIEW. bt'acb. p1f'r. Newly dtc0rat~ 3br. 2 ba MeQdel Mararu. Upper _MG-__ 5128_. _____ _ Jbt. 8 wk• ti~ or S300 townhou1f. Spacious, 3 br, 2 ba. S400 mo. No 3 Br. 2 Ba . 2 s tory PAClfJC WOODS Adult Apartmenlt Sl'l amonc w1nderin1 &tttam1 Ii tan rra1· rant plaea reature: 11./wk. utll pd. 303 rll'f'place " pool, Quiet ....... 751 21~ "' ·~ Edit w1ter tlll71 2866 orea. Adult•. no peu. .,.._. · ,Qwnhouse Apts . ..-50 to -$400.64$-33fU: '75·5849 AU 14.0ULT A.PTS BO/mo. 9&4·l507. •Wal"·in claut.a 1'716 W. Oceanfront Avail ~ ... y .......... • It=~ • ~ ...... ••....a now wkly or mo tit June New 2 Bdrm: 1 ba th ,_,,.,,"' .--• •s.42 •Tlme·saverkltchena * ~ °"'".., * Wkly thna a u mm ·r w/frplc, ••r. Sml patio. 14'2 Br 1 pl1. Pool.r -•Alrcondil1ooin te Prt.t11Aou113 de3k t paee Woodbodit•· o r nbriar 41 8'7).'lt.'1'7 142&/mo. 1~ Jacunl &t BBQ aru ... ••••••••••••••••••••• •l)e(OratA>r 1ccenlf qWd Office euiteiJ»lmb Br, ramllr rm. dlnlna • • -... -~.-.. -B-R_.;..---,-,-~1.11ra1e. l BR. bltns. new cpt, pool •Pools. G)'m •Ul'TOUllClintt In om CdM rm, a t ,. u ftl , ma nr &inn11 summer ltt>ntal. 2 ''""'• " . • 1~ ba, rp c. SORRY. NO PETS & jac .. nr. bch. Call •Volleyball fl More ebann, tentralty located c&11tom uparlAAJ.,.ll. l'ro bdrm.aoraA-= 67~·9111 pvt patio, encl gar. Adlts. 177 E.22NDST. _213...;__/.:..592;..;;_,;'58.;;.l;..;3_.____ with t>uuUtul &arae l l&Q· landecapin(I. ~$ mo. dayg 675 .-i evc11• $370. 645-4074. Costa Mesa 645·2498 Condo w/pvt boat dQCk on I Br from 12& ny s~k. oceanside of ~ ____ c--.. M .. 3722 132$. Beaut. brand new I Best loc:. 2 Br. frplc. bit· entrance to Huntington 163.WHarborBlvd. Coast. Uwy0t}Y 111 :;u H!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l!!!!!!!!!!!'ln.....nne Trt~ 'undo l 0 .... ••••••••••••••••••• bt', frplc, laundry rm. Ins. patio. udulls. no Harbor m ain cbannel. Southofgdlnaer r,~~/ ce. ., l -.... _"' '· • ''" 8 11 di N Im~ occupy pets. $320. 548·2165 or Short walk to beach. 2 139·2140 IO~•s'it.Ln .... .._...Ucla J1•1d ~~.;~Jiu.. oo :t~hl.~of,~~t~~. lnco TSLMimt • 642·1Hl2 C-4605 BR 2 Ba, $750 m o .---------'7S.2JI I &44~&1 ... ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• -"*II N<>11 moktM0""999. 213-592-5770 .._ 4000·-.--------• ................. tlulktf•'"9dl JZ40 ~leeda 3241 -MOYllMMAY IST' 2br. utll pd. Cblldren OK . ...W. 3144 ....................... ••--------- --•••• .. ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• l Or. Mu)' & June yrly BRAND NEW duplex. No Pets. Mgr. Apt. 7 1960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l5Q0.1250aq n. looking o~er ..... , I 1 • J II 2 bit rm 1 1 b a orEAN \'IEW, nrw 3 bt, rato.K~p rallln1i1 weats de C.M. 2 BR. Hi Wallace.MS-9560. 3br 21,A,ba Bra nd New • .... 111edor._* Laiuna. unde rground •••••••••••••••••••••• 1'ov.ohou. ,., rtr~plac " In pnltiUl!,•uut l'ortarln11 640 7Ul7 bath. Crpts & drps 3 Br 2 Ba condo. super Woodbridge , S600mo. 2 Lovely gardens-Brooks parking, Ne w carpe l. ~ twm 2 bdrm C'4lt Mra d an S3-aO J*r mo S700 rno4~ c.... Meta 3724 t.htuout. bwll·ins & d is· dean. no pets. Encl gar, car garg. 213/46:>-4841 wtr. Call drapes& palot .• air cond. tq\6, mo to mo • s..n .. 1 I 4 , t z o u) w 0 r n .... • .. -r'a Ci.trn llm, "br ••••••••••••••••••••••• hwas he r. Pi replace. MSO. 957.1532 •Kitchen Fnc1I. avail. M&-1U!6SS7·5870 ManbalJ Rull)' f;lS 4604 13 t.114 1 .._._ • Prvt. enclosed garage •Jacu.it.l. heated pool -"' 2bil. df'll Some QC vu Week~ Rates w/additional 1nora~e. Mesa Verde area 2 BR 2 WA.LMUT SQUARE •Wk.lyordaily maid arv. OFTICE spa~e available ~.._. 314 1bl", 2bJ, nu. crvt.~ Iii-au yrd <l~! H7~~)'lo 8...,. .. ,-·" 'tudi,..,•· Close to schools. shop· Ba. encl gar, $325. ask 2Brcoodo.A/C,washcr/ •TV&phooeavailablt' al 1787S Beach Blvd. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~t , "'e Mint rond hPte &bt'h ""' .,.,.,dys. """"VU'> v•"' r.: & bus -Westside forBetty.645·9161 druer, sunporch. PooJ. LowesS72.50Wk near Talbert in Hunt· ..,..,QUI IT ... DC:('() It ..... 1~ 1 :>-~" eve l4!9tl 1 lied.room Suite!> . One un1·t bas "a yard. 'J in at on Beach. $50 per r""' c. r. '""' ·• ,. ... ,., Complete K1tchcn!> 28r d b k d S450 m o . 675-8042, 2277Harbor e• 40' m()blle homt1 O\Cr s ""lo" w 11··~ t br Maid ""r·v1"" ·rv Kid.! OK. $400 & S38S per • crpts; rps, ac Y · 644-8046 "'-ta Mesa 645-4840 month. Phone messa.ge look.I-· OCt"an 21)()' frorl'I 1'1wt1houi.t', I (',:.min to ·'l·"n vb , 0 u .. y . ~ H 7 w 20th s ff No pets. Children ok.·----------"""' service SlO per mOl\tb. vt "s~ , ~0 .. 0 ., ........... b1.1<ich :? hr 2 ,, 011 , dupll'x /\ 1 va1l 1mmt•d Cl0ttt!lo all ma1or mo. 11 · t .. <o $350. 288 E. l8th 642-2464. 1 ' desk s.5 per month. Daily t.u y;'iy~ .. 4S4GS9;' pool!ildt', bll IM frllC. Adult $395 IO l' Utll freeways and Irvine Pomo n a A ve .) Call Orangetree condo. 2 br I Roomw/k1tchenette Pilot orrice. Phone GM67 3 · CIAr"IWI. dqx.. dbl llM. 497 2370 __ Nl·wport Beach areas 548-49006-8pm. 2 Br. new cplS, drps. tile ba, tennis. pool, adults. $66week & up. 642-4321ext.276. Mt ,..... 311.9 uuto dr open . sauna. ~HHh 3250 Ro~al Suites LA.MA.NCHAA.PTS ~~~d~~ah~?mp~~e ___ 646_·_3686____ 548.9755 lMO.FREERENT WpoP 9 ,,1ru1.zi. dubhoui. · No ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,....,.. ('wport Blvd Large, 1,2&3 bd garden ••••••••••••••••••••••• •"-'t• • ....,5 C•tll btwn ~ t Ad 1 0 h h 642-~64. LARGE 1 BR Orangetree. Room. private entrance. 250-500 sq. Ct. omces. r.:...-;·,p~; 63 1 .;. ... 9 2 BR "'ond o . Inc Id' 6 .. 2.2211 -ap s. u ts s w r. u•UF"'"'Lo I '·k "'"" •• , ......, ' .. o .... only $350 per mo. Vogel· bath. cookan°. S200. From $145. Incl. util. 71!1 OM ,...,. Vf Y up1>er u washer, dry1•r , rdrHt. 5 .. 3 2000 bltns, encl gar. gas bbq. •Clean 2br condo nr So. " bay wtr view. Jbr. 2~iba. ;J Or, l' .. bu. frplr. In Cd $400 Laguna V illai;c. .. • Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scoll Co as l p I a z u . p oo I. Pacific, 640.6161 Laguna. 497-3687 W. 19th St. 540.2200. Sl,lOO. mu. 6'0--6685 yd ;, mm to btou(•h S.W5 751-4330 Ba c h e 1 0 r . u n 1 q u e Pl. 642·5073 : 645·5611 carport. S375·S400. No LG1J111M1 leach 3841 Hunt Bch room in cstm Single omce for rent near Hom.et Uwfurftislwd 4!1.2·•l3.17 ur 8\f7 it.'12tl MlulcNa Viet.. 326 7 hideaway, ut1I F S275. Lite. bright, airy 2 br & 2 pets. 833·8974. •••••••••••••••••••• •• • home, close to ocean. kit O.C. Airport. S140 per ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-mo Deposit 2654 /\pt C b r 1 1 & · I , .. 1 Br apt. lovely remodel. priv. respon. Male. nn· mo .. Reccpt./Secretar.ial 4 al 02 N°w 3hr, 21.<Jba. ~ rum ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . a. rp c. poo JBCUZZ • 2 Br I ba 0 ara0 c small mk 963 0 •••r-32 ~ R b C d 1 Orwige Ave.7~·9006. Adults.no pels.63l·0097. · · .. , ".' s kylights. hardwood s r.$200. ·!1350 serv1cesava1l.S4 -64-02. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r m Gar 1rnrki11~ for 3 n . 2 a on o. A 1110 yard.Nodogs.$325. noors garage •cc /\ mo Spa . . 3 Rll 1 1 It V $111"1 l!t31333·3846 Villa. Dshw11r. com mun SUS CA.SIT AS 2 Br garden apt. small 645·7522 · , 4.,,,,.,., · S.....r Retttals 4200 Si.ngle·3rm swte avail in cious ,poo ,i.p11. -pool.$400.7514330 bd 1 h'ld k $325 +util.Celeste 97.3331 ••••••••••••••••••••••• full serv offc bldg. Nr yrold,bcautlaods~ap1•d. 3 bdrm p .. ba. \\ashrm --l..art(efum I rm .enc <' i o . . m o. sunusual• loaded. w/xlras. Only fn-" ~ard . ., , ... r ""ru"e .____.leach 3269 gar $280 A<lults. rio pets 546-9950. lBr. no children or pets. Cotla~e nr Bay. 3 blks to O.C. airport. Recepl & ,...,J -.~u ,.u,., ... ,....... "l lO N·~•n orl "I lor2br.jacuzii&pool. secludedS290 mo.+ulil. ocean.Slps6.Pat10.Nr phone ans. Secy serv. &:>.Mike. ~2358. 20121 Bushard St. $500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-t " " 0 • • B 2 Ba f I k'd ·1 """" conl rm. et". Plse call __ _ :>48-4968 l! r . rp r. new. 1 s some uu . ..,.,.,. 494.5225 Lido VillaAe $200 week· .. b mo 5'18-8475 NO FEE! Apt & Condo . OK. S395 mo. 645·7573. RUCKER REALTY I Call 714 "79-0957 752-6188. ;:;,: ~::t~:y ~illy. rentals. Rental Pavilion 1 Br upl S275 mo Agt 642-4758 Lbr, $.150. incld. util. Deck y. ·o · -------7141846-7027. UrGRADED 3hr. 2ba. biS..4912 Rkr 133 E luthStreet. · w/view of city. Close to Balboa Perunsula Pt. wk· Elegant offices • 1801 ----spa. fplc. blLns. ll 1w. frig. c M 642 9193 Mesa Verde. 2 Bdr m , 2 bch. Pet OK. Call Martha ly rental. clean 1 Br Newport Blvd. Vacant 2 BR 2 Ba. clo:.e to walk to beach. schools. Bl.UFF'S·Lovely upper bk .• bath. I 150 sq fl. Frplr . meatiBJIU 494-3672or661·1161. duplex. <iwet rcsidenllal 645-2111 lwys. S3SO mo. Ask for :.hops &. Eda!>on Park. bay wlr view. 3Br · $210 per mo. Jmmaculalt> encl gar. dshwshr. i:ar I blk l b ., S6001mo md jlardencr 2·~Ba.S950 mo.640-66115 2 bdrm. Iba Carpet , dispos a l . S375 1m o . New beautiful garden •--Hins 3850 area. R o uyblor NEWPORTBEACHl or 2 n.etth.962.4411 E apt.s.pool&spa. .-or-ocean eason a e . offi / & . 2 13·434·2093. ve:. Townhome·Newpo rl dra~. bwl1-1n:. Mar· 754-6216 161 E. l!lth Slret<l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2131001·7537 lcew rec. sec. a rea. 'lc6oa tslmtd 3206 9611-5846. Crest 3 BR 2'"l BA. Vww. ned adults only No pets. ' 642 Otl56 p A.MORAMIC fUm. or uofum. Mon. to -••••••••••••••••••••• ~51 Elden Ave. Call aft. New 3 br. I ., ba c·ondo S270 Hil ltop views-Al1c1a Lido Is le bayfront. on Mon. or lse. From $425. ---------iDELUXE SEAS PH AY frplc. wet bar. tenni:.. 3pmforappl 646-0635 Frpl. dlw. ran~e. on·n. Bachelor Apls. Adult. prestig". beach. Avail June Isl to 714/752~wkdys. CONDOS pool. Walk to beach. S750. cpt/drp. dbl i:ar. Cls to 2 &:droom I bath S350 "' s t 1 s4ooo SO.IA.YFIONT 3 BR.2BA.&2 BR.2BA. lsellscoption.642·3033or H.tinqtonleoch 3740 bch. S57S mo. No pets. Adults.noix·u. luxury a pt in lovely ep s t., m o . CdM dlx swtes, ut11' pd . Beaut. water vu .. yrly from $490. ,\j?enl avail. &16-7175 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail4/30. Call 979·4575. 0Gta Point 3826 Laguna Hi!ls. Compl ret Agent. 67s-"°26. AC. ampl pkg . P'( S195. lease. 3bdrm, 2 ba. avail Tues JOam 4pm Call F\J f l 0 nn. 1acuzz1.Jleated pool. Promontory Point 1 BR & :or. No lse reqd. 115-6900 June I. $775 per month. gss.1255 . . HVH Qirmel 3 Br 2 Ba m. room or rcn . a1· 2 Br. )1;2 ba. pvt patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Close to shopping. maJor loft , 6/15·9115 $1000 ""r ------'----67~ or 675-3878 ---------i frple . ram 1l y rm . ly. wkly. monthly Util. availnow.Small dogok 1bdrm.S2751ncl.ut1hl1es £rwys. yet private • ""<>At:enl G75.5626 "~ NEWPORT CENTER 'JlfE EXECUTIVE SUITE ---------lecach Condo.2 BR.2ba. gardcncr incl.Ava11 May lncl.756I CenlcrDr.il4u. $325.957-6282. Close to town . Call qwet. ·· -=---·-----~tn.o leach 3218 gar. pool. jacuzzi. tcn~is 1. 645-5503 II.A. 89'.!·7336· Ma rtha !al 4!14-3672 or Off Alicia Parkway al Oceanfront Laguna. Pvt ••••••••••••••••••••••• *'ur~letb:~:it~~k ~~~ Harbor vu Hms 4 Br s~I 2br. d2 bu. condo on the 1N~e~~mp~~ults Po~~~· 6til·ll6t ~~~~~~~~~B:. ~rpterc. ~~c:,.t~~~ J~~~: f\lnkyold Span1sh l BR. I mo + assoc recs Call story. f(ardener. Avail san · Sccur1:d bldi.t. htd 1887 Monrovia . S21l5 . Hwwtinqtonleach 3840 581-tHJO 581·6151 497.20420 r497,3282, BA. stove & rcrn g. S2SO !l62·.tl42 orS4S·0996. s112.S775 mo.644·4157 pool.S600 2~333·384~ 645-0030. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~~~~~~~~~ Space Avail. 640-5470 496·7l51 SllARP.bcach1.2&3 BR. Mewporlleach 38691-------- --2 BH. l '·~ blks to ocean. Luxury condominium a t u.pa •-h 37 48 2 Br S275. Pool. frplc. d1shwshr. 11ara"l' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,. __ ......... Mar 3222 The Cove. across from -ac Ch'ld o K .. .... 1!/!: Macnab -Irvine NEWPORT CEHTH EXEC SUITES OCEAN VIE WS FROM S200/Mo. -.-U1S1 rncd yard. children. pets t 1 · ··no pets & p a tios . No p e t s PARK NEWPORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK. S430 mo 217 6th St, Bayside Center. llugc ••••••••••••••••••••••• C811642·1951,3to6pm 96()..2358; wknds 840·63llfi Deluxe 3br 2ba frplc 118, 8051646.2993. mstr. suite & vcrsaule LAGUN A BEACH MTR ~~~~ & Tow~hg~e: l9S4ParkClaridgc den. Avail. for 6 mos. rNN. $75/wk & up. Maid 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. Brand Large homelike 2 br. 2':t From"".9.c,.. •"~"mo Nope•u Jbr 1•2 twnhse pool minimumthru sea.,on al serv .. color TV. healed new.wldishwasher .Xlnl ba t o wnho m e a pt . ..,.... "" «WV. • •..>. • · • • r S""clacular s pa. total , ... y-ou-. -644·2405 640-0900 patio. drps. 6 appliances. Sl800/monlh. Yearly. pool. Ulil. (714> 494·5<!94. location. $375. 548·5169 or Enclosed pvl patio & ""' ,.. "' "' M.wport ReCJeftCY Corp. 644-7110 Veryclean.lmltobrh or JeaseSlOOO/mo. 9115N.CoastHwy. ~5112agt. garagc .... Qeluxe kitchen recre ation progr a m . Ha rbo r Is land Rd . Lusk H.V 4 Bdrm. ram Doug la s. No P c'l s SHERMA.NA.SSOC. ---w/bltns. inrl. refrig socialprogram.7 pools.S Completely furn. 5 BR rm. dining r m. Quiel s t. $450/mo·yrly. 1st.last + 640-6500 2 Br 1 Vi Ba s tudio. bll·ms. Small pet ok. $4lO. mo. tennis courts. At Fashion w/stip for 50· boat. Avail. Costa Mesa 3 rms. 660 s/f. carpet. drapes. s ub lease May lsl. $300. 979-o211 Ready now. Lse S900. S200. sec. 840.1791 or Mewporlleach 3769 ws hr/dry r hooku p. 1761ocamcronSt. island. J a mboree & San June. July. Aug. cor yrly Agt. 644-7211 963-8993 Lovely 3Br. 2Ba. frplc • ••••••••••••••••••••••• adults. no pets. S350 mo. Genum RJty 839·6623 Joaquin Hills Road. beg. Nov .1 < 0 -45 l . lads OK. NO PETS. ss75 256E16th Pl. 548·8270 17 I 41 644-1900 Ham el Perry 642·8235 'd C ~~ ....•.. ~?.2.~ Nbd";.~n~hot>°:~ ~~~~0°~.,.~ mo yrly. 752·6019 4s:r.2sb!~\\~n~~~ Clean 2 br 1 ba. no pets. Ex~r~r~~! :~~tc. OCEAN FRONT ---. ------~tW ~~~~·t~~M .' ~/15: ~ 3 Br. lg fenc. yrd. fireplace. highly UP· 2br. 2314ba. Harbor View 3BR.2ba .. wntr.S550 ~mo. lst & las t + Oramat1c floor plans 3br.2ba.w/office. Year-VocotioftRewtals 4250 _644_-«m __ &_ 837 __ · 3844 ___ _ treehncdres1d.st,crpls. graded. Tennis. Pool. Knolls. Cape Cod S6.~0 2 BR.2ba .. wnlr.$400 Sloo.575-4886. Slatcr&VanBuren ly Frplc.gar.$1050. ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRIMELOCA.TION d r ps. etc.557 ·7838. Jacuzzi. Secured com· 67:>-6366 aft. 5JOr leave Newly decorated 2 bdrm S.7·7137 960·<1370 1SLMgmt 642·1603 Hoose for rent. Big Bear ON WATER. Available 770-5629. plex Near beach. S500 mess City sips 6: linens furn mo. Call Sam 968·9678 1'2 ba. crpl. drps. bit ms. ~ New Dix 3br 2'-:ba 8 I G C A N V 0 N S2S o1tely pr cpl. Call for prol'essiona l or reta ll I br. AdullJ!. No pets Pvt. S350 2048'12 Pomona 3b d bo I. 2 prvt patio. lO\\ nhousc. bl r I 1.'WNHOM E 2Br 2Ba 2 all 3 t<AO l'"°" omces. Total or 3000 sq Res. 994·1~ Office r. con o .. w al s ip. all util. incl'd. Children t1n.<;, ~ar. pat.Jo. rpc . • . er P m . .....,. "'°" ft. Cao be divided into ~on ~~~·9:~o./lsc . OK. no pets. S325 mo. Nr.oreanS485 846"159 1 ~~~0.«T~c,·s:o_~Jar. RlfttafstoS~ 4300 smaller units. Drive by HclrbOw' 3242 Mngr645-5647. Near beac•h 2 bdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2633 W. Coast Hwy, NB. Lovely 2br. condo. S wim ••••••••••••••••••••••• Npt. Terr Twhns. New •-0 Utilities rum1shl-d. Call Lido I s l e B ayfront ROOMMATES t he n call Agent a l ____ 64_2·083!_5 __ _ ming pool. pr1v. Jrd. Stud'io condo across rrom 3br 2'hba pool vu 1 bdrm & LI si25 2 Hwtttaqton _.ach 384 492·9482afl 6pm.Collccl Spacious 3br. 2ba. Pnv. 631·1400 • I ' "c c:,.,8226• ' v. rm. · ••••••••••••••••••••••• b h S850 I /I Sher ..._. S Gar. «carport. A u ts beach. Frplc. pook ,·ac. pauo ..... 75 . .,,.,,.,. · bdrm & Liv rm. S275. -----e · .yr Y sc ~. a•e Onl $450 A I 5 l I 675-7681 740 Sq. Ft. 44~ per sq. fl. Y· .mo vai · · tsc. $375. 847·4525. Deluxe condo 2 large br, Utilities paid. Communi· 1 ---------Enjoy more. Pay less! $326. mo. Located orr the 754·7496betw G-8 p.m_._ 3ba. frplc. view. Gar + ~bathroof!l· IOO ft. from · Kennebunkport? Lovely l bdrm. Newport AJIAges&Llfestyle:. 405 Frwy n r . Crown 2br. lba. New cpts, drps & ~~••••••••••••~~~.~ carport. 3m1. from bch. beach. ti73 1451 I Didn T he win the Heights. Secluded. new. WeC~eck References Valley. Avail May Isl paint. No pets. 1st last + RENTALS No p e t s. s 5 o o. Ocean Front :lbr. 2ba.' u -noco Grand Prix in 73? qwct.645·2111 C 1546-4282 831·3366 dep. S40<J. t>urt furn. 2131790-5538. right on sand. Super I IYIU "' h M""'· 1 · · bl f 646-2036days. 2 BR. 2 ba.. . . . . . . SSOO NEWPORT l-iG'fS 10 c,3 l i 0 n .. t• u 1 1 y ON LIDO ISLE remale wants lo s ;,ire "'"ca umt swta e or 2DR.2ba.furn ... $60-0 f hed A 1 M 1 l ~fl()~ w/same, 3br Tustin con-1 we1Rhlcontrol. Rcasona · MESA VeRDE·3Br. 2Ba. 2 BR. 2"'1 ba. . .. . $650 4Br pool S600 mo u.nus . va1 ay s . 3bedrooms w/boat shp. do. Pool. Jae. $170 mo ble rent. 548·2103 encl yd. covered patio. nr 3 UR. 2 ba......... S!l~O · 645.5399 · ~~~1{5~r dr:!~~~h~~2.;~{~ If you· re not sure who (or what) Kennybunkport si9so/mo. + ut1 I. Ca 11 73 1·2681 schls, sh<>PS. park. ssso 4 BR. 211: ba. . .. .. SiOO 838 2189 was. don't feel bad-you· re not alone 6-8PM. Elegant orfices. 800 sq· ft. mo. 644·5187 or644·8519 2 BR. 2 ba. . . . S<175t$500 NWPTCREST fONDO eves. · · Kennybunkport 1s one of 14 distinctively 2 bedrooms w/boat shp Ho\l<1e. while male 35 wuh ~~l~~wport location. San Clemente 4Br. 21.'!Ba. re n i::. 5675 2 Br . 1 Ba. i::a rage. different apartment floorplans at Seawino Village (maybe rented furn.' son will share with M/F --------- ICIDS/PIETS OK E-SIDE s pac twnhsc, frpl, gar. lndry. $495. 642-2510; 646·484H. ~TUSTIN ; 3 Bd. 2 Bu. bltns. D/W, Cplc. dbl gar w/gar opnr. Nice pauo & yard. 646-4380 3 Br house. 2 ba. ram rm, pool & serv., rrplc Nr. S. C. Pl81.8 $650. 67J..8008 or 673-0473 art 7. Spacious 3br. 2ba, a /c, (rplc, country kite. blnt. Nr S .C. Plaia. 93<1 Azalea. $525.mo. 546-72.U or 975-li63.S. Nice 2 BR. I BA. New paint. en c I'd fta ra Jte. Jenced yard. $340 mo. Ist. & last. $200 sec. dep. 2544 Orange B. 548-2778 Lg 3br, 2.,... ba, 2 car garage, Brookview con· do. Nr So. Coast Plaza. Avail June 1, SS50 mo. 3 BR. 2ba ........ S595 mo. lst/lasl. 957·9303. ocnfrnt. 38th/Seashorc. in Huntington Beach. Seawind Village is a result Sl950/mo. $200per mo. 963·3879 PROFESSIONAL Tustin SEA VIEW 3 br, 2•.2 ba . $IOO wk summer/winter of totally personahz.ed professional planning OFftCIE SUITIE family rm. expansive AduJtsonly.213/692·2604 2bedrooms. SlOOO/mo Female Lg 2br. 2ba con· view. Pool. tennis. brand The kind of attention you deserve. do. Frplc. pool. Irv HUNTLNGTON BEACH new. Sl050. 759·l092 Agt. Pro1mmmedon.t.oTryeon~ils.c~ovuarts1I. A perfect blend of nature and hv1ng-Waterfront Ho1ms S265+. 634-soso1955.0789. Central loc. off Beach led ~ h ... ~bbl b --i-r _,. G Blvd on Main St. 940 sq . SanCM•ftte 3276 jac.spa.675·2101 nest ina orest wit "° mg r~a•iuQuiet 631·1400 _a_i_I. _______ n .. fully improved. Two ••••••••••••••••••••••• pondS. cooled by natural ocean breezes. AOd to Posh 2 br 2 ba. powder M/F, 20-30. 4Hlt condo. all exec. offices, workroom. Tennis .. poo l. j ac . ~:rPSco~p~~:icyHf·~~r~ thattenmscouns.swimm1ngpoo~ .. vacuwana rm.den.lndry,allcedar rec rac. near occ.;. ref stalfareafor 3-4emplys panoramic ocn vu. 2 Br. · · a convenient location near shOpping and lled t 1 t req 548-2681 eves plus reception. Util. & 2~ ba. 2 Crpl. no pets. Crplcs. S7SO mo. lse. Agt. emplnument and you ve got a place anunne would pane ' pv e eva or' · ' Jan. incl. Ne w & ready Adlts. infant ok. $525 _968-_333 __ 1 -------.1 .1-P 1 1 e d 2 c a r C a r Female wanted shr 2 Br for occupancy, 2 weeks ber 9 proudly call home. (Even Kennybunkportl) w/openers. Water. sof· CW1l apt w/Ma le. Cheap. r S67 '+523 CAMPUS"""'·lnVUfE 492-6103 ext 173 am ... t =+= One and two bedroom. one and two bath teoe r. wa te r purire r. ""'"·"""'.. ree. 5/mo. ~" ora£t5pm. rif.~!.:..i~-~ trash compactor. elect _-»_•_~-------THEMAJNOFFICE R h S J . 2 .,_....,.__.... adult apartments from S315 00 . filt vt at·o & 0 M F 0 0 0 k d 18600 MainSt.H.B . anc o an oaqwn. SolllhlogmMI 3286 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s d air 1 er. P P 1 s I · 3 ·5 · a woo Foriolocall847·S338 BR + .den. pano viewj •••••••••••••••••••~••• Gefteral 3802 eowJn forth.$785/mo.646-8453 S2 47.50 inl'I util . -------:--- pool & Jacuzzi. $595. Cal Ocean view new spacious ••••••••••••••••••••••• YEARLY: 2 Br, blk. from 546-4370l645•5771 IE:A.CH FR')HT Pat.831·3750or 955·0661. lux 2-sty house . Fm Rm. RB>ONOO IEACH Villa'" Hunt1n91on VtU.ige bay & ocean: beams. Room for rent $140. Share San Clemente. Superb Well upgraded 48r. 2Ba. dining rm .. 3 br., patio. 2 Co-<>p Apl, panor amic l1P frpl. $450, Util in cl. Rm $108. Non -smkr. View. 275sq. ft. each . $625 mo. 551·4583 or frplcs. 2 car gar. Sl.(IOO Pacific vu. 1 br & loft. 2 15555 Huntington VIiiage 1..ane :::::l'H;;ntlngton Beach. CA 673-1909 Easy bike to bch 1NB1. Two avail. S300/mon . 552-3115 mo. No Pel. Owner art. 6 ba -""/ (714) 898·9961 First/ last + sm dep. J-492-1720 p.m. 213/670-0886 ·....,., mo. C.ozy Npt. Hgts. 2br. 1ba. 99 ---------Uni enity Prk WATERFRONT From the San Diego Freeway dnve nonh on Beach to bm .ceil. patio, gar , 646-17/752·1780. Harbor-Baker No. C. M. B 2 ~G rd H w...-..ter 3298 PROPERTIES McFaOdeO. Ulen west on McFadden to Seaw1no Village. Adults no pets. S350, Fem. rmmte to shr house 442sq. fl. $221 3 r a en on:ie ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ~· 213-592 2813 Fum1shiogs available • Open dally 10 AM 't11 ctusk. lease645·1682. w/sameln Irvine area. 475sq. ft. S262 on gmblt, calh~ral cc1I· 2 Br townhouse. hg mstr · · · · l~=~~~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiii~=~ 644-4l00 9.5 A/C cpt.s god Or utl inc ings, _Ital. tll~, new bdt, 1.,, Ba. 2 car gar 146oaPlftiMula 3107 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Upper. · · 549-1366;540-p carpeting, pool/ JaC/ ten· W/opener. no pets. Avail ....................... rireplace. pool. Westcllff. Roommate, Fem. to shr -:-..... ....... 4450 nis, $575 mo . Lease. MayG.$475.960-6489 1 BR. on the bay, view, MEW •n HOMES S375mo.64S-0302 Dana Pt apt. Ocenn s ide _. 67s.8192evesonly. <'I c an P ad . 3 1 1 ~ of hwy. Sl50 Incl utll. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CMda•illl.. MOW R&m .... G .S.Cletntnt. 3176 _,7"".. Forstore&ofticespaceat a.et brdollhouse w/pvt ---------Ull;......_d 3425 ~=-~~$39Syrlyincl " ....................... .....,.. ...,.. reasonable rates . ynl on Eastslde C.M., UKENEW·38r.2'AlBa, ••••••••••••••••••••••• · lBr apt. $250. UUI pd. Lge 3bdrm. housetoshare SOOtoSOOOScitFt. Avail April 16. $365. Sun-San Luis Rey Condo. e•UMM&l--... LS YearlyOceanlroolCoodo Luxury 3 br/2 ba. spacious Walk to eve rythin g. in Corona del Ma r S250 MESA VERDE bR 754-0386. bowR1t .63.1·22t2. beautifully located in ~ ..,.,"' b ' 1'nter1'ors. Incl OW. stove, Mature adlts o nly mo ,, .. "2810 R A N C H -0 S A N ON THE BEACH IN grealvu, sec bldg. 2 r + . •.....,.. . PLAZA HUNT IN 0 T 0 N den 2 ba. Lease unturn. fplcs . & private 2-car 492-8206. Fem .tA>share2br. 1525MesaVerdeE,C.M. 3+F. 1~ Ba, ele. R&O. ~. drps, cov patio, fenced &s clean. $485. 2381 R8lien Dr. 635-6750 JOAQUIN.Wetbar&~I HARBOR S7SO/mo. Own/Agt. garages. 5 Unique floor s.NAma 3110 CondolnH.B. 545-4123 wardrobe doors are m1r· WATERFRONT 8f3..4037 &673-6880. p I ans. r e nt Ing from ... •••••••••••••••••••• 848.9624• Newport Mariner's ~lie. rored, frplc. AUacbed PROPERTIES ,._ .. M •• 22 S495/mo. garage h as great ....... ~ -• - a ea Condo, yard. ga.r .• ·lleu Verde. $350. me&70 Agl or 63l·SSSO. ........ 3226 storage alsoOPeDer. S6195 <714>-or •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• mo: P~ase call for appt. 1213>•·291' DelWt lbr apt, oceal\ vu. SS8847 days or ~7878 NearSo. Cal Plaza 2 br, 2 great locatfon +gar . •20 eves. ba. New crpll & d111S. Fernleat. 675-5688 or A/C, paUO. PC>Ols. jacuui _6'1s._MM __ • ----- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------I b lndscol $3'1 New 2 bdrm. 3 ba. luxufl Lovel)', atmost·new, ajr ~':scoun:.c~7 ex~ 3 br 2 bat soulhsid: of .DMI P\. Condo. view. rood, 6 Br, 2~ ba, hm. !Ql;963-7•18evellwknd. Hwy. N W. Wal to Oreplac:e. jacuul. J bllt ~le. cpts, drps, bltna. -~------belch. S650. 673-2113. from Marina 1bopptn1. dbl gar, tncd bkyrd. l bdrm + rneizanlne, c.NW... 3124 •permo.1-486-2861 Wal£ to pool & rec . pool. Jae~. tennis, up· .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Uul"rl ...... 3240 Oerdener/wtr paid. per uni,, Uptnded crpt. MESA VERDE home at-. -.• •tmo. l Yr lse. Refs. ~,!.r:>· Ask for Zand: -p .. -re 2 •. 3 br dlx -················· C.ll 9'194M30. .. • ._ ...... '"' -New• tq. ft .. 5 BR, e• apta, DO pets. $46-103' «Utiw bame above Hua· Heritage Putt Townhome LSI/OPTION h ~~r11 •m!"Y 2~r.2~~~arpa'~~~ NewN Coado.a ~.3ba. 2cl;,.1 :=u~.·~~ ·d~:: ~J •·-· -... e, • · • Np&. I lb· •·-.mo. beam ctnp. gar. Adlts. ...... . ... mo. 558-5581. 80llOSorM5-41151 S3 35. 2 IS 0 EI d e D ••&Ar.-.. d•. 'UNIVERSITY PARK 2 11 11 <•.......... <1>538-8406 ;.:-. XJM aN~vall Br. 2 Ba llouae. Pool, Ooado ol°wai:;-/2S ft. MISAPIMIS ...... 1111. ~e;:-:alr·"r~,~~: ......,.~ 1 Br sm. Frplc. pool, 2 •. t~ ba. frDle. panel· . _, .,.r mo. • W~ MT J~1 1es bbq. closed .ial. I ear pr. Nr. beach. 2U/ ~. eves PIOf IRTllS &af. Muha, no pets. 2650 -.-.-sru ZIJ/111·21& ..... ; caD>•·28U. HarlaAve,Mt-3447. ---_,,,,......_._.. ..... ""'> .... ,, -·· ' __ .,,. ____ ,,._ ... ,. .......... 1 RIO('k olf 11.•ach llh m Ill \'I;"• point ~I ll00'Pl\OOW~11tt l.r. . { \ J \llllAIUI 111;\'rl.Ol'lllt.,, rlUUl)'l MS-3133 ., \tatC! .. Dltaelled ~ Non·smoker to shr rum 2 Modem 50'l sq J\ store or 2 Bdrm. 1 ba. kiCSs OK. Br in beaut. CM complex office. 2630-C Avoo. LOW m>mo+dep. Avail now. nrNpt rwy. own Ba. pool. rent. 213/477·7001 l Bdrm, l bath . s pa. r ec rm. S t9s. For Lease: RETAIL $27S+dep. Avallnow. S4S-le83 SHOP. 2640 Avon St. Call Renata 556-7707 Gitl81tt . Newport Bch. 932 sq rt· ........ 4JSO 8l)Odexposure. 5SN123 Olndo.2br,2ba bale, pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 Br..._._~ __ ..... •1 Jae, greenbelt, c lub C . 1 ,........., -~comm house.Nr.So.Cst.. Plaza, Newport r est s 1nte e or resideaUal. Plenty or $375. consider l se. garage .• Secured. '3!1mo. pertcinl. Needt paint" TJ0.1SIJS aHlll. 5'8·7813 clean up. mo. mo. 2482\4 S.O Newport Blvd, Co~ta Af tw• ,... ... ,d l car prate. No. eocl. Mela. ea.w. ••fw.w.4 3'00 mo. 4t7-3331 Celeste •--5'-0l ____ l_O_MT __ _ ....................... ---------THE EXCITING Siftlle 1arqe. $40. Sate It Hartlar BlYd .• prime loo., PALM MIS/4. APTS sec:uft, 731 W. 18th St.. =~:.~~· MIN\f1'ESTONPTBCH C.ll.1'7J.Tm. 8ach.11t2 BR When 10'I call ClaNined 2 Vaeancles dowa'°"" rrocnmslr up. t.op&ace an ad, you're aa· Kunlillltoo Beach. 110 Adulta.Nopeta. sured of a friendly Maln St. Mini ara.U • U61 Mesa Dr. _.leome and b•lP In •1J51. <5 Blks Eutof Newport ......., your ad ror belt -------- Blvd> response. Cell Now! "nd what YO\! want ln 9am~m 546-9860 .....,. DailJ Pilot ClaMlfleds. ...... ,,.... ... ,.... __ --_, __ ..., _____ .__ --------, __ _ ... '..... ..... ~ .................. ~.-. ·-·-·--· c.,.tlli ... /C • I' ' I !el.~.,.~~~ ................ ::.:::: ................. ~ ..... :::..... . ............................................ . .s." Mont.)'• Shampoo • stum clean. C"*tom umtnt work C.ramlc Ult. hrdwood. OCC Studt'nt. 1 Ton uvck. Orivewa71J•Parllln1 lot CokJI' brtlbltMrt, whl Dnvt'waya. p•Uot. carpel& • vlny la Lie Trub. tree trim. Dan •KepaJra •S.alt'oatlnl( cpltllOmlribleach Clean walkwa~ 569 1342. U>nlr. t4'1 Ul6l. la.tall M2mt. ·L •C'. NB. CM s &s IJv. din nn, ball Sls AvK ~l t Umat lnlday 6314440 _ -1-.. -ul.ln-1-lt-C-le-a-nu-p-.- AapMll MHlll nn S7 511), ~h llO. l'hr <.:em•nl work p11uos .. • • 1 -reskSeftllal/e<>mmerclal lllov in& & ha u 11 n ~· ---------~~~------·•·• •-~ Guar, lJmla pc!l odor dr&Vl'Wla)'•._ i:urb• .; ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""11.--1 ='! bid rt u~llftw.U. ··--....... ""' l't"p31r, '6 )'l"lJ t!'(pr 1111~ &U MR:? • _ --, g mat.e a . ...-~---Leell l>o work my1 lf ttef11 --GattM>tlinJ. clean·uPt It 1 do It all aklploader lltarler..._ IOOda etc. Lowest Apply multJpledetlgos' ..................... .. ....................... Ml 01ot ClllWC.. ' l•nd1t·1pln1 Otior~\! dumptnack:h•ul. arade: ........ ;;;.;:.-. ........ ~~}" town. John. coAor1 directly to walla Repair & Reroor. AU ~. attideiftla, drunk ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbwtu ~ 1072 ~ment. upball, tree re· C VS T 0 M (> 8 1 0 t • --wtlh no meas ot odor, nl t y ~ e 5 • s b In 1 l e 11 ! *'w.s. ~ C'Ontl\&ln n:=!.~·~~mrn,:~ ~~·!,fi!'~e't:V'fs~ •vt;n-.•1,owrR1cr.s• mov•llC1.c.83H~'T drapertea. l ' blinds.,.....,,~ 1wg -t·a~Totbor;:!'fa"rorr ~s~r.e~~?=·}~~: ~· AUorM1'1J. ru 900I ii-On ""' "D:I$ °'~ ihN A~ Avail tor crw11 (i\~~l•n<ltNIP'' m~~~~t~ "a••de •th I :~~~~~Lec·laper ....... ~ ••• !r..'......... samples &: estimate. _A_v_a.1_1_. ------- 1 • :ilS..lce · W••l'e,..Carpelt"IHnt'rt. jn~ T urh chllc1t «n " -....................... ~ PETERSPAJNTING 848-3264 s.wt.J,llJter•a..1 ••••--••••··~·••••:• ~t.-am r lt>in Al 0 up w1mmln1t . d unt lo1t . Qord t•nlntt. r h•un up. •, ttp81N'S l!<>USE; Expr'd; Reas Rates . M & o cstm home paint·••••••••••••••••••••••• .. OIVOACE18ANK tU*T<.;Y hnhlt~ry Work auor gymnai.tlc11, YrMrh. hauHna, yard nu1l n CLEANING SERVICE. Free Es t. Call Gene ini!.Jnl/('xt,resid&com· CulstDm palnUng .:usto(n' • P'\bfttl lof1nal l(IO l'rurt moont unit .... Grrman 113 121 2373, h'f1WH'4' hlu It llll, no Jo~ ror a lhorouichly r letn ••••••••••••••••••••••• :;62.()WI m1. 879-434V homes. FreeestimatAtt: • • voonlAaat&<rvlcn ''"t rr•. rat~ 6'.\171fi °""" tO•)l!tnoll'Clay M84U30 hou.'I\' 540-085'7 Molnt.:nance & or . 67s-9591 ~. 1 SU-SIOO&U 2946 • -, • janitorial services, In· Prof palnune. Ext & int. Ext. pamtinic ~xpert! Besl 8 0 0 K K S I-> I' I N Ci SERVI E Plt>kUI) & d<'I . bank tf'cOn<'1h11t1on' AP • .\R. dbl ('0\0 or .,eaboanJ 11 tt•m <'t•ll 'W.a •fl 3PM ~ • • NU 'arf)C't ('l..antnl( CttM.1rc.....-. C.:O MMi':IH ..'I A I. &Want a REALLYCLEAN d\atrlaJ&medlcalbldga. Low rates. Refs. Free pricesinCtlif. Tiit .. ~ti11 mpno f. s tt'• m ••••••••••••••••••••••• H":s 1u1-:NTIAI. Luwn tt0U~l!:9 Cull Glnahum 848-!989 • emt.536-4780,S3&-4383 ~137 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'"mpl dunlnR l'r" <.10MNt-;\ sWf.Jo:tt St•n1<'t', ('umplt•t..•<.:l~an Cilrl:f'Yeecst G4$-Sl23 C ERAMI C TILE • 11 u u " C' , u ff 1 c r ,_ t''.tll a f1rq;lat't•t•ii.i,x.•rt Va--.. :rf\•n V1llus~nor. -.-.-KES IT OF"FJCE. INDUSTRIAL. Painting. INT I EXT. ,.. : Wkl \to rah~ 8ondt-d JOhn ::hlkb tnK Ot.-.>O ~ 4.5lK MRS Cl,F.AN MA n EST AURA NT & Neat. honest: _reas .. 12 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~tche°'i" 1baths, en~s .. snnon 7Sltcfll l GLEEM Bach. ;spL~. & HOME CLE ANING . yrs. exp. Lied. Dave Patios. brick rloors. cov· 962°~9 1 e o r man e . We• II k-u•k )UUr 1wl uU li,ml••n ('an• Snnnkll'r homes Cn"'"'l & u~hOI R f L I /b d d /I ""'• '""c ...,, ...... ,. ·~ , es. t• on e na . ..,.... .. .,.... ers. decking, c ustom•-----------p..,0r ... Ls l"n "lly •· L.,.,.,, r'"'"tr prun" l""'"''· c ul :l,e!~ln°. 549·9 72 ........ 51...., f' 1 r • .r-· ,·~u;~; r lc:n "•ro" Ln~. 'n·mtxl~t"I 'i~atlen:.. .....,...,..,., ,. .,.... "" PainUng & papering, 26 irep aces. ootangs. 40 '"" _.......ec• tint Ch1mnf'Y ~wt•1•1,,.'' ts )'n.(' p ~-4Sl8 yrs Harbor area. St. Lie. yrsexp.646-8444 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... rroc. cleamn~ & ma111l 183281 Refs. &li-2356 --..__/I--'-ALPINE TREE ttkkpit. payroll tfl t•i.. CoeGC ..... • llnanc. tent~. naun• N n ••••••• •• • •• • •• • • • • ••• • W'l'a. IOyn. 83Ul'f9 11Ut0WI ·{~A PART\• &•OltlU.'t'Pll\J\, no Job-lt>O s mall l\I P , b111tn~ ,.~ ~'TS!J!l \'t'd twlp t:t\LI. ('.t(}tn..., GtMrill 5-n~• i.ervtee f1oor waxing. ~ ....-. EXPERT$ C-*9d« ....................... oven. carpets. w111dows Let Us I nstall 8 NEW Int. Paint & wallpaper ....................... Trimnung, pruning, top· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •MR.FIXIT• l'lC Spec. homt-'5/apts/ ~l,l,J~~/EPT~eg1J Qual. work. reas. pr: Neatpatches&texturcs pan g & r e movull:i. ...-i L(l(.'ONTI< \ "rOHS oles & vacancies . Fasl 0 S l C t 1 ,. F'reeest .Steve.547-4281 NEl!ST. 193-1439 714--897-0840.Liclins. · T II f.' S I N G I "'l )' ltl'1t!1 rah·1o 1,, y1:. tn ""'llll\C lo prieci .. lo:. •364419 Call645-671G fmeexter Palnllng by R PATCH PLASTERING T--..,s.r.ice kJtCht:n & ba rl'modi'h ~" 17<" "" "·--r St '·c ·ns T A 11 f' 'r-~ •U'\'·• .,.., "" cc"-OIU'> L d ""'"" . . u . • I . ry t y p e 8 r c (' ••••••••••• •••••••• ••• • r~-t<\39 An}llm<' C.pe.ear . ••••••••••••••••••••••• l r\.•J\ht.' r._ut•n nJ.t lA't u ' 111.1k1• ,our ''''''nl 't•n H 1J 'tfX'<"l.l I , .. , um 111 !17!.CCK:' ......, Euro!X!an an scaper. me 836SSS.S24 brs ti call H-*-" Top work. Fair pnt•e · · es mates. S3S-?l13 Low l'()St. l.YPlll~ of ldeb· Jkmodl'I. r cpuir . .:1·n c·urpl'ntry. old t1mc craftsmanship. ltl yrs 1n al\:a. lJ<''d. Mr Pulom bo 962-~14 Al:e carpl'ntcr. Wood s1fl mg, paho rovers & rl' _piurs. 645-4137 '1t.1Uoo t.l••s1~n lu 1x1:.I Btdric:al fl.•rl ~"''' 'l'ht• Pu rt v 1'1'1Jtlll'l'l> 40 7 300i ••••••••••••••••••••••• <&!ti :1111 t:Lk;l"l'IUC'lAN PtlccJ rtght frt•c cshmutc on ••••••••••••••••••••••• (..41m1llt>t(' concrete JOb OR N your forms. saYl' tllOO<'Y Ross . IJ45-il926 large or :.mall Jobs Lict-nst-d 673·0359 --- Hllllbcrd BKtric 645-0074 ConcrNc work by The ~ llave MNnelhm~ you want Slar\'ing College S tu ••••••••••••••••••••••• to scll'.' Class1f1ed ads do d t' n t 1:1 P a t 1 o' . Mowan.:. t:dgmR & 1t we ll Call NOW, ·ar1vcways. s 1dewulkl> Cleun Up Jobs 642·5678 751 7799 Dalc 838 3150 ··-...,-For ('X c ellencc in ti al I t ••••••••••••••••••••••• housecleamnA Clean mi: ltcfs 646-•'871 dys1eVl'i> Up to 50'% oCf on labor, ii PI as le r P al ch Ing : c ongUla e ters OA II 0 M £ S & p T S UnJmtd. !)<'6. 3726 YOll buy W. P. from Dar. p I a s le r . s l u c c o & your le.tt.e!,1'ead. Free lo· th.•"i"",., "lu1nb. crpotry. Menoni 'I Schwa.rtz.537·20<» drywall. Int /ext. Free fo. Kann. ;5l.e893 ,, "" I" 0 •• ••• • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • --------- 111 c . kll/bn r l·mode l. Depel''fndabHlcB. Awn TOranls . Bnckwork. Smull jobs. lnt.l'xt.scrvingareafor7 est.S46-L64t.Geor£::__ WiRdowCle•lre9 645-0302 "'er.. . reu n y ---....-.. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• IU2·8625 OoratL'O Newport, C-ORta Mes a & ~rs. Prof. qual. work. r-w •• -.-.-...... ~•••••••••••••••• 1-·or clean windows, 24 air H.....,._" Sff'Vic•. -lrv111t>.t.'7S 3175cws . Res id I Apts/Com m . -1 .......... 111-stti-R""as Dave .,.,,, "A25 , . service. comm'I & resl·•: Gen. Repair. Rea sonable .._ ~ --·~ nnck. llt<>nl'. blO<'k work, " · ·.,.,.,...,.. Any plumb1n~. wa ter 1'1--..... t.Ca· 11847.1797 '1 rat ...... ., •.•. ""..... ••••••••••••• • •• •• • • • • • ~rv lea•rn bath rm •nc I '"~ '"' ""' "'""".,,,_ tile fluu r:.. l'Onc re t c Cu:ltom painting, custom "" · ""· c · · ---------M.tod Your Manners Inc. put ir>'s. walkK. drive· homes. Free estimates. cer amic tile . Keas Jim's House & Window Bry a nt 's Compl c>te Bonded reUable people wuyi1 1-'rel' t.'Sl J ohn 675.~1 832-2468 c l ea nin g . Busi · Landscapi n~ & llan· willcareforyourhome& si&IS83 ness/rcside ntial.497·2196 dyman_ Se_rv_k_e . 536--0914 pets. 879-5701 Selling anyt.hmg with a aft 6. Make your s hopping Make your s hopping Hlcx:k .... 1umpi,1mw. wall~. Proper pre p, priml'r. DailyPilotClassif1l>dAd ---- t-asier by usinst the Daily easier b usin~ the Dtuly d r 1 v <' s. p I .1 n t <' r h paint & pnec F'rce est. is a simple matter . WANT ACTlON? Pilot Clo~sified Ad1:1 Pilot Classified Ad1> 631 3588. 646 761\9 R<'rs call 645-0975. just call 642·5678 Class1fed Ads 642·5678 ~=-~~~ ... ~~-~~ ._a;'~ 5005 ~s, Trust 5035 ~.~.~ ..... ?~.~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ Shop for leai.t•. l11g h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l..ot.t 2 s mall dogs. Vic Accounting Clerk Must l\ssembhnit·i\uto acces Banlung • Help W..t.d 7100 Help W.ted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 'Olume shopping l'CnlPr. LOWEST Harbor lligh. t white w t h a v c a c c o u n l 1 n i: Ne eded 1mmcdwtel). I Ful ti,. TELLER.: H 8. 800 s q rt avt11I blk sPolS <Sh1h·T2u1. 1 knowledge. accurate Frr or PIT. Call an) 2,crtthnt TEU.HS Please c ontact Chery I lnterHt Rates um Shiiggy. 548-4258 typist. 10 key & poslin.R time. 646-1234 &pet iwe preferr"'- • IOOtUCEEPEIS • AUTOMOTIVE! Olevy dealer will add or. fice clerks for light book· keeping , t yping Will tram 111 auto <.1ccounlmR. OMV lnteres t1ni::. plea!tant surround1n~s. good pay Opp for ad vaocem1•nl Sl•t• Orfit'l' :'o1gr ClHICAL Capab~ person for office position reqwnng phone & malb aplitude. good. typing speed. Medica l Dental Ins. Fabricated Plasurs Inc. 815 W. 18th St C M. 646-3279 . Green or Rick Slral'k -rnachme exp. Mon·Fri. XI t ......... •t t (2131450-0227 lstT.D.'s, also FOUND: Ger . She r. Male S.S. 893·2421. Gladys or i\ssast.anl orrice manager " oppo..-"'•t Y c;i -----2ndT.I . Loans. pup. Vic Magnolia & Darlene. at auto deale~h1p Must local S&l Offic:H '" lndmtrial Rftttal 4500 BEAUTY ,AILOR Fairest Tcrms since 1949 Wamer 847·732.t be fam1har with all Newport & La91nto ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ St:.il1ons (room for :i ~ M ... Co. Accounting Cle rk needed phaSt.>s of automobile ac B • 0 ch . M 0 tu re LAGUNA JllLLS t~o Ml udd'll li.t Yr grosso\er L,,.2 2171 •5.,.45 0611 Fo und . Male. young for Ne wporl Beac h counting S.tlary com CLERICAL f'.ntry level position. :n • ~hr wk. S550 Ja<' 50C(J s q rt ~I I 111111 .... SHXl,000' Owner will :.i!'· ~ • • gold/black s he p mix 'l'ra\•el Co S600 per mo mcns urate with t•>. rftPOftSible ~de· 111•w bid.I!. I\ 1· n it •. ~1i.t r ha ngc of mgmc M ........ EY •v•iL•ILE N U S h c I t e r &1..S-!!800 penenee Xlnt comp1rn) si~ Must type 50 1111nh on i\1 oullo11 . nr Onrnthv H a rdC'a st 1, "'" ""' ""' ""' t*J·36S6/!>18·21:>J ----benl'f1Ls wpm. For appt. call L·ikc• 1.-ort•'1 ll'a.,e u~ t>l2Kl35 •1o.a.i i · 2NDTDANL> ------ACCOUNTING CLERK Set.•Mr Spoil:-. M J S d HOW ARD Cht'nol~t Do\ e & Qu,ul Sl~ :-;EWPORT 13EA<.:ll 83).0555 t' :i 11 133.1 s.iso ----ri\mcr ll'l!'i IKllX SWI NG LOANS ... ound 2 Males. black full time. ,ic·c·urall· typ BARWICK D1PORTS rs. t'rue, a • INTEHESTONLYOH lablrnix. gold <.he pherd ing,good i.alar~ xlnl t'u :O:flS CaminoCapiJ>lranri dleback Sovin9s. CLERICi\L Medical lal;I n~cd' lrnl u rC' rece~· lu>nN . lYIX' at least 50 \\-l'~l d1v1"1 s1r1e0 Post· 111>0 . pl1·a-.ant workml! 1·omh Malur•• pt'r~on. 1111n c;mokt•r . 1J:l3·5o3:;. >I :.,_5 f: 0 E \1rp1)tl I oc.I prop1·rt' .u.1 i.q n Cal ov.n1•r lnvnhnrnt PULLYA~ORT12EU mix N . B . Shelter h L·ncfits Appl) 1n SanJu:.in t:apii.tr ano 759·0181. L<'t' H<'alty 1;.i.1 :16S(ii:>48·21..5J il('rson. Laursen Pholu 831-1375 493.3375 H l' S I> R I V t: It :... I u r l>('hool 161G:'> Hrnokh,1r-.1. i''tn VI) Ca II !i+;;J 7K.1 I ,,:,; 5i07: 8.13 JW'.I Opportunity 5015 ·1100 & HOOU s(I II w lilh~l .!'l:pl l kh 21:11-t:i:1 O'J4 I ..............•.......• H 1': llrnker, 9tilt W!ii SCRAM-LETS Lab, l&H He;Tiolrls AH· . lrvtnc 1ofl Ht•d 11111 ~ Autorn<>t1 vl· Lotpenon H.\NKING H.ip1dly i::rowinl! S&L b lookmg for an md1\•1dual lo fill s upply & pnntml! r e qu1 :.1l1 o n s f o r b r a n c h t• s I d 1• p t ... Generate pnntml! v. ork order... requei.t !>Upphci. of all s tock items & ;my other d uttes related. Xlnl advan cement o pply Good salary & benl'f1t~ Contact Personnel: ( i 14 1 im-3383. >lllll St1 Fl 1ntlu1>l l'1:.il s µact'. 'l'~l>Ort. xlnt \1)(·;1tion.1>1S 2111 Sta. cage 4550 lm•1-stors earn !i-0', of pro Ill f\. s urct'ssful bw ldt•r M-.·ks funds. SUl.000 per hn usc S h o rt t e rm . st•curc>d Mr Gordo n. \15.').2464 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln•e-stlftent IS 1st Notes For Sale lligh return d1sc·ounl noLes. RUa ranteed 1n rome Best rl•turn for s m investo r C hei.tcr ... Salti1bury II. owne r . (;l()-8755 W.1rehou~ Space 3500 Ml Wanted 5020 IL S600 mo In m1..· I~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Allnoune~nts/ 1lr. i.pnnklt-ri., 20' 1•1•11 lnve-luN for :.mall ;,ind Pet"SOftCllls/ ' '"!;-' '~':.i1l 't1I i\ui;?u~t l!i m1•d1um pJ r lnc rsh1ps Lost& FoUnd A:! 11 .. 1 llOY. rormms: BJrry Star ••••••••••••••••••••••• ltV PARKING l<rull y9t;g.9fJC9 ____ ~~:!! ... ~!.~~ S25. MONTHLY Money to Loan 5025 l'\·need i.111rai:e fnr your t1Uat, e:.impt•r or 1•xl ra 1• Jr I-' or 1 n fu. <' J II ~~·3133 OUTSIDE STORAGE 'T'rwlers. boali.. etc Neill N1o<0n: 531·3374 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hcs ponsi ble . work 1 n µ w rite r s e e k s 0 111• bedroom l'Otlaµc 111 Corona del Mar or <.:ost.1 \fesa . Qu1etncss ci.st•n lml. Wntc> Classified Ari 4206, Daily Pilot, P 0 Mox 1560. Costa M<'sa ~ ..............••....•.. /NEED /MONEY • CREDIT9'10 PROBLEM 2nd & 3rd TD loans 547.54 02 Arranged by Coast HOtM Loans Double t•ar gar age 10 Personal Business & Ven· Ul!;t.a Mesa area lure loans. $2.000 to ~7876evcnin~ll SG.~00.000. Randolph -Nes b1ll. btwn 5 -7 . l..Jguna ram1ly nds 2·3 br 544-936.5 ---- - - house. 2 child w/well SOOK t o 2o mil. R .E . trained & leashed out Develop. Cons truct & door pe t. Chr1s t1:in & tak l t:onsideral<' Nee d by e out. n.venlory. re· ~1ay t. 497-470ot ce1vablcs fm. Bus ex--pand Unbankable our ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..-.s specialty. 547·5737. Don Brian. PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY $2 !:)o•ll un} 1ll'm or com b111a11on of ll!.'ms for $7:. ur It·~~ ,. ,lh a l'e nn) PUlChl'r Ad 3 Imel> f<)r ::t C'on:-.t'<'UllVt' day~ 1-:.Jr h additional hne 1:-. Iii, for lht-2day-. ChilrRl'tl ' Nocommerc1.tl ,111 ... for mnn• 1nft>rm.il1nn and lo plJt'l' ~our .id l"J ll 642-5678 Lost& Fowtd 5300 .••..•................. FOUND ADS ARE FREE Call: 642-567B ANSWERS -~~0-rthur ) ACCOUNTING CLK l'lural VO<'al - l<usty Locate COVER her lJ P <h·erhe;,ird . Y<'1>. s hc 'l. ugly. When i;he was a kid. i.hc wu:.n't allowed lo pl:iy m lhc S<tndbox b('Ca~e the cats would come by and COVEH h,·r l 'P f' o u n d <.; e r m ;1 n ShC'pherd ma ll' pup. vie Wa rnl'rt M::i g n o l1a ~7·i:ti4 Pet"SOftCllls 5350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RELAX ING MASSAGE llobJam~·Lic Ma1:1~cur Outcalt !}·9. 494-~11 11 Proc~-. mvo1<'es. handle mail. hte typing, assis t v.1th acco1mlin~ dut1ei. lrvme. E.0 .E!)4().7639 1\cctg BkkpnJl TEMPORARY Rr~istt•r loday to v. ork on van ous accountmg & bookkeep ing a~s •Jl n mc>nls Wo rk l'loi;co t'> your home AeC"tg clcrkh. bookkeeper!;, ;u·roun tants arc n~ed lhruoul Orangc County. Call us for more mformal10n. Robert llalf'i. occountemps 2333 No Broadwav MICHELLE'S ii200. Coldwell Banker * Outcall • Bldg .. Santa Ana 17141835-4103 1 IAM·2AM !135·3749 --------- Ll9'1DA & VICKI Outc:oll ManCIC)e For TM Fun of It! Serving all Orange Co 83.').7313 ActrHses-Acton WANTED NOW "!-\.A r.f." is OOW In· ler viewing thos e in · COUNTRY GIRL tcresled in a prof. career in movies. TV & TV com· *ESCORTS * merc1als. No exp. nee. sm fee. Call 633·2233 t'Xl 957·8474 _95_. -------24 llrs. •FOXY LADY* OUTCAl,LONL.Y •972·1138• PREGNANT'? C a rin ~. conl1denual coun!.cling & rcrerral. Abortion. adop· taoo & keeping. l\f>cARI-: 547·2563 r\m~ay 01s tr wanted Start now s uper earn inj!.s . Call 968·6495 9.4 weekdays. .AnsweritMJ Service PBX operators ror a , te le phone ans we ring sen ·1ce expenenced o r wiU train Full time or Spiritual Reodft-part t.ime s hifts ava1la · 11115S. El Camino Real ble. Days . afternoon· San Clemente ; f'ully lie. evenings or grave yard. Clean up nt•w & ust•d l'ar.. Good workin~ ron dlllons. ovrrt1mt• :l \'a 1la· hie. Apply to managt•r larwid Dcrtsun 33375 Qimmo Ca plstrano Sun Juan Capistrano AUTOMOTIVE CARESt POSITIONS NOW AVAILAILE •MECHANICS •INSTALLEHS •S1\LES PJ-;OPLI-: Excellent startm~ salary and working cond1t1ons ~1th opportunll1es ror ~·cl vancemcnt. Full tum· ('mr.IOYt'l'S rl'· ccive hosp1ta 1zat1on m- surance life ins urance and pens ion fund. We will be mterviewmg on Monday Apnl 16th. at the following address and umes: PEPIOYS AUTO SUPPLY STORE ~S Harbor Blvd Fullerton. CA l.J0.11 :30 120 E Is l Slreet Santa Ana. CA I 30·3.00 15221 Beach Blvd Westminster. CA 3.JO.S.00 s.-Mutuol S&L 4001 MacArthur Bl. NB E.O E: ~t F' Bank.mg MEW ~CCOUHTS COUNSELOR fo'or o ur South Coast Plaza orrice. Expen enec preferred. Call Ralph Kinrungs at M0-4066. 333.1 Bns tolSt C.M . TELLER To work Saturdays only m our Cost.a Mesa orrict• Call George Wagne r ill 546·2300. 2700 Harbor Blvd.C.M. Calf. Fedet al SGYillCJS & LOClll An Equal Opportunity Employer .... MI F. Bnrmrud. Prr weekends. Costa Mesa area . 5.59-5560aft 6:30PM. BEAUTICIAN W /Foll o wing f or Newporter Inn 540-8582 or 644-0661 Qirl)(·nh:r' 2 Exp Corpeftfers NEEDED!!! I a ll-a round roui.:h .'I. h rush m:.in. also I µood f 1n1s h m .10 Dap, -l!i7·37~1 & EH!!> 661 U39".! A:.k for Ma rk carpenters Journl') m a n & ad\anf't•d J ppn•nt1ct•s fo r ~ork 1n Lo.q :un .. Beach & CJpo Al•.1d1 arec1 I-:\<''-49-i l!i>IO th ' en li05 . 'LEHlCAI. Coastal Pt'rsonrtel AC)ettcy Ila-. lot-; of jobs avail w many fmt'. s uper com· pan1l's and they'r e all f'rtt' 540-6055 Coastal P..-softMI ACJfttC'f :ti90 Harbor . C \t 1\LLJOS."i FREI-: Qlsh1l·r cFoorl l Full 11m.• .:h•rk Fast hquor & win~ L,a ll ;\1 1l·k1•y. d::i y-.. oper11 11un Full time. Newport<'r Inn 644 1700' Must he expenenced. 495 525. E 0 F: f:. 17lh. St.C.J\1 . ---CASI UER. w/C'Xpt'r. lor Clerks Mens rela1! t'ham . in Pnemg Clerk needed foll t.hc1r r:iew S?ulh Coasl 11mc. Jmmed1ate open· Plaw !itorc "/lime. con mRs. full ·co. benefits. tact Caro l I.1ttman, for C1tll Ba lboa Marine appl btwn !1·12. al 5 49-9671 for app t · 213.QS-5253 I E.0.E ... M/F/H . . C~HIERS UTOTEM MARKETS Operungs now av:u lablc for full a nd pa rl·t1me Cashiers on 2nd and 3rd shifts. No experacnre necessary . we train Start at $.1 per hour. ad CLERKS Come work temporary for a company who cares about you. Immediate work-top pay. Call for appotnl ment. 557-0061 ~o~ office • ~UJ overload . vancement oppartun1ly --------- for management position to SS so p er hour Ir qua.llhed For more m formatio n c a ll the Personnel Office · 12'22 Lampson Street Garden Grove, 537·4840 F.qual Oppor Employer Codltail WaitrH• ~ Earn up to $300 per wk. 1.ow twUon. Placement assist. 751·9194 /Dishwasher Didi CIM-ch'• Rnt. Full & part/lime • Opp ortwtity 5005 ....................... MONEY T 0 Lost or Found a pd? Ca II Anim al A ssi s t a nce Lea~ue. 537.2273, nofce. F' I\ t 492 7296 Must be able to work ---------•t --~PP · · some weekends. Typing Man 43 wants to meet 35 wpm. required. Many Equal Opportunity £mployer M I •· Beauty salon needs P /T receptiorust & customer services. Must be pro· ressional. / Counter person. Or. Cly airport ar ea. Call for appt. 8J3..Cm4 CHAUfflUR minimum or no exper President or L.A. based needed. Apply in person: company is lookin~ for a B8Newport Blvd.C.M. GOAL $1000 MO. Build a 2nd businc1:1s. Spare time. Invest $75 ~or642·8223 mGROOMING l::xcellent Eastslde Costa Mesa location. In busl· 0058 16 years. owe. 2oc,;, down. Balboa Island Realty. 673-8700. LOAN Found slender packaRe •F'"""' APPROVAL TO nr. Homesilk shop. C.M. '~ • CaU & identify 548-8652 ~ED BY THE IN· bef9amoraftSpm. CREASED VALUE OF $50 R E WARD Lo s t YOURHOME Cockatael while w/ grey -----~~---Jr YOU ARE looking for more than just a living. call S3M436 or S36-2836. Betwn.Sp.m . &7p.m Ambilious Couple want· inR to s upplement In· come on a part time baala t'all 67~ 955-1055 Cofcl OR67S.5535 NEWPORT PACIFIC FUNDING Licensed Broker Elegant. s m all beauty ..._.,w..t.ct 5030 saloa in shopping center, • •••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Laguna Nlguel. Ask. Wanted Private Party Sl.3,!iOO. Peg Allen Rltr 2nd. ~t deed money. 4fM.'7$11 High equity on Laguna •C&.C>'THIMG Prop. $40,000. s yr. or LAIMIS• &eu. 41N·9876 N.B:raabk>n outlet. Belt Moutg1111. Trwt loetltion. Sl4m. F .P. Inc· DRclj IOJS 8tk·Ril ..... :M31 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $60,000 on wings. Vic. Santa Ana Ave. & Flower. C.M. C h ild h eartbroke n . 646-2705 or 548-1526 Los t : Sml Golden ~-er pup. nr M St. NB. 675-8521. 646-2385 Found 4·11 : m ale Australian/Shephe rd I Co llie m ix . Blk/wbt/grey. No tags. Hunt. Bch. Call848-8626 Found Blue Pt. Persian Siamese. 8mo-lyr. old. &18-9973. Found: Whippet male young. Vic. Westside C.M. Call Molly 642-4770 women after noons & co. benefits availalJle . cve~s for friendship Please call Mon-Fri. a nd d a t cll . Write Fashion Island arca : Classified Adit403. The 640-1791 Oaaly Pilot . Box 1!>60, Cos t a M ei; a a r c a : Costa Mesa. Calif. 92626 673-1166 E.0 .E. Physical massage by lic'd APT MANAGER masseur t echnician . For 55 units in Costa Appl. 3-8PM. 548·2817 Mesa. Exper'd couple. Hus band musl have W orm at.ion n<'edcd r e : maint. exy. Wife bkkpg dog bite oo 4-4. front of exp. Cal 642-5073 or Laguna Udo Apts. Con· (213)~31151. tact Ricky Coe. 673-!M 16. --------- APT MAN AG ER AllKAIAHUA Maturesemi·retired cou· Danny still wants to see pie to manage 16 adult you. please call (213) units In Costa' Mesa . 423·7S26. 957-6282. Auto ,arts Beauty salon has s tation avaJI for rent. Operator o.Hnry w/following. 548-6647 Well groom ed remale BKKPR/SECY/RECEPT over 18 w/good driving record.CostaMesaarea. Sal comme ns urate Call Bob. 556-:!SOO for in· w/exp. FIT. 645-4066. terview appl. llCPtl/ ACCTMG AUTO TRANS R&R Clertc. non smoker, type professional chauffeur. ook needed at small preferable r esidinl? in N u r s i n ~ H o m et Orange Co. Must have 10:00.6:30, Fri·Mon. Xln . excellent refere nces & benefit s . App I y in · knowledge or L.A. & person. Orange county are3s. TheGarden For lnlormauon please 4SOGlenneyre St. call Ms . Cr awford. at Laguna Beach 213/823·4253. Mon.· Fri.--------- between 9& S. apply· Bernard's, • MAN·Exper. prererred . 50 wpm, used 10 key ad· Mus T H I\ v E 0 w N des'. office near Harbor "' ·~~·nED TOOLS.548-2288. Blvd. tit San Diego Fwy, ~ BABYSITl'ER • needed ~.?J!o.~ Mon·Frl. anuERTISING :r.111 E. Coast Hwy. CdM. 67$-7575 • for I year old. Mother ---------Miit wons nights. Hr. vary lbats The Daily Pilot is seek· from7p.m. to2:30a.m . or C ANVASS FIT · i.ng a person to augment overnight if more conve· TER/Upbolsterer , exp our Classified AdvertiS· nient. My home or yours. pre{ but not nee. Blinn & Ing department for in· COOKS Experience necessary. Apply in person to: Npt. Bcb or CdM. Call Vouni.~2247 side te lephone sales. M US I C WRI TE R " .... M 15 u San """".-..aftns Telephone s ales ex· nv-· angr. .. _,_.,.,._......,. ___ . ____ ,B>atwuherwanted. Full pen·-.........,sary. w1'll WA NT E D ! ! ! N c e d Clemente. Curt. ~ .... ,.. ""'""'" music write r <Blue s. 835.3700 BABYSITrER • mature, Ume . .\PPIY in person trainforclasslfied. Coontry. Soft Rock! To---------occas. even. & wknds. Mon. 4-16. 2200 W. Coast REQUIREMENTS 1727 L Dyer Rood • 11v1.- give my poetry musical 1~SEMBLERS My home. Own trans. l Hwy. N.B. lNCLUDE· wl n (ls. ha h a . Call At) chUd.675-0102. -9 -0....;0_K_K_E_E_P_E_R_P_a_r_t Must type 45WPM (clcc· 1--------- S48·6421 a nytime. No Light mech. assembly BABYSITTER : r es' time. Accountants ofrice. ~ablA mashersneedappty. requiring good manual · /2bo 9 eau-.9562"'"' ..,..,...,.... "' ------~---•dexterity. Experience penootoiutw is .....,, Goodspeakingvolcc PwtuHISenk" 5360 preferred butwiU train. 8 6 Yrs . Mon · Fr I . IODll'•aF Pleasant personality ....................... D Instruments . 15542 U :30-4:30pm. AnyUme* /C Salary commensurate LOSEWEJGHT Chemical Lane . H.B. 664-0173. ~F/C bkkprneeded with experience+ com· OUNTER SALES New 8Utlnees Opportunl· ty. Be your own bou. ~D Investment all that I• req. lor e xcltlng I~~ re1ldenllal le ~al video busl· -:__,.2505 (Mfrl ll.5% YIELD, 38 mos., 2nd TD on lu1uir1 re· lideace tn CdM, ocean, canyon community . 90,000 F.quity. Prtv pny f15.1155. FOUND: Fem. Ataban 7.9 Throulh Self-Hypnosis 894-5351 BABYSITTER n eeded, :.Tip .':u!:':e :pha:l::sr cniaaioo. Excellent com· gfe~1i.::re r: 8:1: mos. Vic, Ba1'er & Tapes. Tapes by PH.O. --------,_ .. _"woman•• are for peny benefit.a. If you•~ Fairvlew.540-0133. FutServlce559-66280n· ASSEMBL&RS. WHSE. ""w• w e ma nt bks & records __ ..... :..... ..... want to ... _ 548-9943.Paul , • Infant, my home In Laite w / I I t t I e o r n o .._......., • uc Found: Mixed Siame.e. lYSlOeach With or without exp . Forest. Mon·Frl, non a•-.&•ioft . ..,..,..brsf:r paid for your erroru ouplea wanted to • W-'t Specialty Shop. XIII loutJOa. UI )''1 tsl N'llC'll area. 541-1398 MOMIYWAMT9 Privat• party aeelu D.000 l«ODd T .0 . OD ber owner/occupied SIU. ... items with Irvine home. Value DIDr fllat Cluallled Ad. u.ooo . ...., .dy. Worit days or night. Pd amok t 77o-0927 ...,..n"" _._ l>leale call for Interview: II ....__. ~a~~~fh~~~es, 'K':j:r::;t! 76:ekr1Li> No fee. pay. er.re . ~:i:~ :!=-~~~=!~a~~ l>enc>nMIDept. ;'U:&~ Found: Bike. CdM. :w;;;;;.;;_•••••707i Norrell ~EST BANK =1::r~. x~~" ~·~ ~eCOAST C':· wnun1 ':': 1earf.1' identify. MISSION VI EJO 1t·. ,..,..;.. .. Cla .... A"· 0•11y ... oy Pleuant profit.bl 644-7183 ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• TemporaryServicet BRANCH _.,.... '" '" • ,.... r-.. wortc Ptr teS-TZIS 9Dlo Jua ora1nl.st I.kit ror &8021 E .O.E . reqwrea 2 p1rt time ~te•-c' ~ E l7th St, 3IOW. BayStf'ftt ' ' Ulet: Siameae Cat. Npt local club/party bkas. teUen •tun time book-1 __ .,... __ .. ____ ·•-·----Colta lllesa ..,....... ,au want ·· ~h. No collu. Call Own oraao. Dwlabt. WANTACTION? keeper. Call ror appt. Qautned Ads, your one· Equal()pportwdb to..U!CiMliftedlldldo 87Hl21.547·51l8. Rita. f71.'1m Oat1111fedAds642·56'78 Kaale-...cJO. E.O.E. aoplhoppingcenttt. Em~r lt..U.ICNITI. ---·===--==--===:;;J..o&;;J11;=-:;;;;;o=;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;::.L.;:o=;=:;;==-:::;;;;;;;;=:o-=s.L=============.l===========~ .-. ·--.......... ---·--,,... -........ -~ ... ,--·~ .,,,.... .. ,,_.,.,.. ... ' ~W..eM 71 -· W..eM JIM tjlfpW..e.4 1100W.W..t.4 JIM .w.w-.. 7100 ..-w..w 710CI a.._..Apritt4,tt1t OA!:Y?!.O! rg ---.,.. .. •••••• •••••• ••••••••••• ee~T••••••••••• .. •••••• e.-.T.•••••••••••••••••• 999T•••••••••••••••••••• •• ········-······.. ....................... ~ ~w........... 1100 t~ '1111'!ro'"4-"'l:-... M o--.. at&. PBX,.. 11.AN1c:u1u1T a11r. Hot1Hh•per1111u.,, Mn•••MTNaP -._ • ...., 1111 11Jw-.... ~·~ ·~ w. ft'IUll ty" ..... ~ Dltl --a· nail c•r•. perm UY·IA, ,. •• hta, Put time luMb/clloMr wr l'VTlll• ................. ·--........... ~; •• ~I. U•• Corona d•l 10 key adder CoeUt1 w__, 1d. Cati 11\ newbom atan 1111 l, to.anter belpJ. di•· lllUI~ UlllAll Olldeal ~d1apeuba1 .•••••••••••••••• ~ 11111& M laal'd won Mn. Hallfff' at ConMll ....... 714/ MUO, tolltrt RI .. 111 wk •03» hwuber nHd . o.c. IO\ltbl by Hol~ood ra&er.t.ed 1111 .. vtraJ, de· '-I ~I NI. C&U Moe· Fr• ct.v?ol.t -ff arbor JWm..f711 -,\lrport ana Good IUirt movie nrm ao. ptr Madable l*Ple. f&&U/p.t. nt1m.u.e.uam, Blvcl CMS..1aoo. ----• tbMk..,..., P/Ume, ror lnlpay.Call.Roo.l ·llam day~. . .Lookl.n1 Tc>r bnewCoa.aMe.a,loca· • $Alf! l•flnlllll' .. -.:-~:.,, 1...;;..;_;:, __ _;,_ ______ ACMk'wutnoldedfort;M •lde-rly wo11tH. mu t fora-·~ outiotnc 18.70 yr olda hOn.Goodopportwutr.to U ~l~IMI ~"/. Oiilli llitt'Mf'!~~w lexp •••ALOflfltel ulon liull or PIT have own car for rr• . want1n1 lo break Into leamoot1caldiape111n1. ,..I) w.,.+prv11t aha.re ~ bcilht, Sl('l'IOnlbl"· MeMJ lrafttpcwt lO Or • abop· Restaurant. Expe.nenced movlea. ('14> w .0120, Excellent benefits. • '*-IF\'i.U.~-cnth1.1Sla1tlc • reli•blt' ~ 0 PUll NOft •mobr. rt>fs per11on for faal rood extlM. VIDEOCASTINO Salary Open Call • ···~ DATAENTRYOf\£R. ~for aruw,na In MATERJAl..HANDLIN req MUIOO o~raUon. Saddlebacll ERVICE. (DOW l.n 4th 842>4630. esi· • ,,. Two Fff ..... u.-. cla" terutlonal Co Oood PartsStockPffllOC'I Valley Plau. 830o92a0 -ar> , M.... -;"~llt" l~ Tt>i.x txpt>rit'nt'fl ExPtnmc:e ci .. lrrd not lb-..ltHeper/ bab)'SI'· J"" OIDa DISK -t'Oaa~!fsa a+ but wiJI traln. requ.lred Will tr•1n t«.Uve-n.1pltEn1t11b. Re!Maurant Mature, positive person , • -Btautlfl&I new offices lO M11at ru· com pan' eau..... (~ale openln11 are Need p&easanl lad)' to be w/phone, onter entry. & ~ °'~' kltrh~n post Irvin•. Fc1r lru.rvt w pf\YH • 1 •rlud'$1o ~:iv tlOlJSF.KEF.PF.R .a~lvttln ;T~~'b ~rA + o ~.~~A rectpt .• answer phooet. follow·lhrough, blueprint llGa. ln pttf'1IOft bc-t raU Jan Yan<kll ~l ~;r0•Y. rv ne Aft rt'qd lAauna. s100. R-t. ~nlna 1000 ln do tYl>Uut. M wpm for a nperi~ In fumlture 3$. on •'r J. T~e An l . u "' 1', _ _ wk •1021 ""'" ..,,,.. amall.frowlna Co. In or related field. for ag. t ••nl M•r•n rtieMra .iJrir c-, "'atul'tl ME'Ct lAN JC MARINI-; Westmlnlster. Full & C.M. f!'or interview gressivelrvinefurn mfr RC!Slaurant. HOT W. nit atar\er, pl .. u nt ENG Muat ~""per Ol\ llowletlet>petloputeplt& pan lime Polllllonl$, day please call Tanny, Typeso+wpm. rront or'. ai.tltwy, NB. ~ volre"'-1typclnll pll'aaurl' bual Jliui I& POlish oo my alway• neat & evening shifts . Mulfl 1179-:1193 fice appearan~e. Top 50 wpm Mon ... all :.. 1 It 1 ~. I dia y wk., n1mc t-'Qjoy worldn1 with peo. salary & benefits, Sub· ~d f'>' Man__.2},UP1aroodl d Jcny~I ~H 9 lb~ ~~ ... /'1fi" h!.~~'!:a.:r~u& yowpnc:e 4lM-Ml)8 pie , have ouUol11 1t HIWS,ANa ml~ resume w/salary re. nvJna rf't'O•" ..,uu 11 «' "' ' --J)(•r.IOfl•Uty, Applications AUTO qwrement.s to Box 402 to~au-d~ rumlw"' 4.,hr °'-.'fM!rad Ofrict' llltt 'YP ~~I.I urbo Munno IMMmlATI ore being u •cegted IOUTI Daily Pilot. P .O. Box Wttk S325h.r, C'all Rt-tl> ""'It booltk1·•·Pm11. C'ull 846-4~u.nyUmt• PdmMI Tbur8d ay , Fri 1y, 1560, Costa Mesa. CA. b4't wn II & 11 a m . N\'>•"PCX'I floor Covl'nna Mt'd1cat S ticrr St•c 'y II ....__OY .......... T Saharda.y. April 19. 20. 21 Mut1t Have: 9'.!Ja> ' Looking For CAREER-Not a Job7 ""' a ..... . 1• C h a ll engi n g Opport un ity in • E lectr on ics Distrlct Sales O ffice flio U n ique combination -working with custome r s and main tain ing office practices. ~ 2()63 form t lnl "''l'"" 11 h 11 _.... ....... between lpm • •:30pm. Ca.Ur. Driver's Lie. , .. Ml'<h "•1 bl C'r, wit It! SAN CLEMENTE .~ Sprin d 1 Co Insurance Orderly required for 7.3 * Competative Salary DELIVt-;R\' Avatlablt' •-rillOffflu u •rr t•t ur lal dut •t•ll The l>All.Y P ILOT li1 ._ g ae, rner 8e18yrs.orolder shirt of s mall nursing •• now Tot' p:.iy. l ood P T Rcll•bk.4, mature pcr11on Olpbt.r1tno Hy Tbt• SIL.I r<Jn.100d1lm1t • aubstan· of S prt ngd a 1 e It Smalleconomy.car. home.CaU494-8075orap· * Compl ete Corporat e Benefits ho. t;\t.., $-9 Mon l"'rl 11bae I<> handl .. \an~t)' ~1~~~·1 496 s7o2 o r uat patt ot lb dU1lr1bu ~e:;~~t!r~ 1 8 t e r • You will be delivenng ply in pe r s on. The $31 tllJ I rl JOti. 10 b\I.))' 01\.~1on taon int.o Pl~r routes re-newspapers ror 1 i,; to 2 Gardem. 450 GeJenneyre Program DlltV .. Y M'"' ..a olfl~ or II it tute ~ 1dl• Ml'dlt'lll Alllli.hm l purl t(Ulrtna utte r noon de ln'-'-t· hns. 7 days a week. Roule St. Lag Bch ..,.... H •~ lnH'"l t'irm T)'IX' tull\.', frocit & burk oH1t·r llve1 ry by m otoriicd 2 full time people needed makes around $300 a • * Carl!er Growth Opportunities WIUll\ 0 11 fur rurnuurtt &.;v.pm f ;;llrc.:D Oll96 t.•.>.pef'll·nct• Abll• to t.lu Lrw.11>port11t10f'I t h 1 l & month. Great ror stu· Orderly needed ror s mall • ~.~Of'<'I •'rerl'hor 1 1n •hrnt.'<11• la·:."'Jt:R \l.u1-·1-~w1-: vrn1 pt.int·turc· & 1nJt•r •l.1beral lncom t> a l ~t;:'re~:e f~ :e~~ed dents and people wanting nburs ing hom e . Xlnt. •Career Training Program ..,...,. m1m w ~ •nc ' to\5 Sal.Jr) rw~ot1<1bll' lowam~µlw bonu..,,plnn over the <'ounter. The extra money ene fils . l\ppty i n ~~Id kn~v.dlli tht• ·'~. 0 11 ll~S~~·.c;.":'\~:;1, l;,~ t;.u UIHl •Short worlunR hours 17 hrs ar e Thurs · ~on .CAL.LTHE REGISTER person...._ G rd • · * Allractave Work Environment ..,,. MY ~ ny ""t'\'ll ... u ,.... day per week 1 8 30-S Apply in person S40-3008 111e a en 1>1o1n.• for .ippl, lift "''Jim . PC<'Jh 1r .. !>l.att' \1 P.OI .\1. 1'rnt1l ofhn· ·~cti.llt:nt punllrnt: m· Mon·Frl &see Pat 4SOQJeMeyreSl Mii ~.Slll lllt1lh, ~l'nl oh' dUllt.'' l(lrl. I 1url ullll't' lull t'Oml' Nurse's Aide, Live-in for Laguna Beach. • Excelle nt Newpo rt Locatio n bll'to "'or k ""d i "" tx'o t u n.-.. xµ••r dl·~•rl'd ~·or d\llJ1 l1> cont uct 1liEANTIQUE GU ILD s tro ke wo man. non-If 0 1o:1.1vt-:tt v ORI 1.rn ~··· S4 lt! hr, JO hr ... k ...... c,c,.,, ..... _. <l 11 '"'6800 l~lE.DyerRd. smoker/drinker. strong PantryHelper.Apply da i-• • ~· 1 t .,..,......., """tt'r ui• t:t 4!.v Sant.a Ana. 751·3181 1 Be d · E t' hml· '"' 111 <11..,10..: n • on thru lhul"li. !H 30, between 9 JOAM·7 PM . & unde r s t a ndin g . y, mar s. 3201 . t·urd n •ttd 1-'or uppt . t·11Jl 64ti T733 lor1111pt MEN'S APPAREL M fo' Resta ura nt worke rs. Pleasant surroundings. CoastHwy.675-7575. ::.~7 !'212 Mr Wei.t . Salesml'n ne1'<1ed , I0·4 -tas h1 e r . s alad & Needed Fri s·OOPM to . N-~n Statuml'r,, Int GE:i'Jf.;RAI, Of't" 1•111m... M• .... S"l ('"II 0 1·•n". "I lndc""ndenl indl\•iduals . I S un 12 Noo n . Ann Part·time work, earn gd ~~..... I • t 1 ""' .. .. •' " '" sandwichprepart1ona so mone y from y o ur 11ns P io111·~. ""''"'' u l' Kr"itl" K•·it •, 96·' 2100 who like extra money ·1 0 & · & 644-4666eves .-.... ,. •· l""''" ork II I u ' • " " gn I. ay. evening home your hrs call &.A'tvcry "'b "'"" , M>n ll'(' l'J :;. appaance MIW/t<'. ran be a fashion s how wet>ke nd s hifts a vail. o..auRSES•IDES 962 • ......:.. , fell) & Male a1,ph1·unts t.lore. NH area 641.1 21Rll --din.'Clor "'·II & part lime. Also " "' """"' wl'lcomt• EJICC•ll U" MODELS . II . .., .... D ru 3 11 ·JO Country Club " ,.. 1 ff I C Qi 645·:-..0 uys. dishwasher for days . · · · PART TIME nnrt\Jruly loln11nrn a uto u ent•ra o <' .ourtl'I' C I c l Ho "" F II ·1 1r F"·ll r r 1 r Qill642·92117afl 6pm on. •• .,..,,1 onva e s e n m e . &>url" salt's. "f ply 1522 u ti me gen 11 t' ·u 1gurc ti m u t1 or .,....c;w) 20362 Sanlu Ana Av e. Newport HI. er. or 10080 w/scht'<lulcd dl:'ll\• run. ll\UJor men's m11g111.1m· INSPECTOR TRAINEE Restaurant CM .549·3061 FULL TIME Adams. lllJ. J\utomot1 vt• Com pan} t•.i r fo'u s t To $5()()(1 b'75·8684 To learn all phases or in· BUS BOYS-for p vt ---------1 $600 $800 Sopnl.v. Jll'OWlng llisurant•t.•A~l'Y -~cct1on Must p ass llo.JURSES .AIDES .. Xlnt b enefits N IJ, Models, f'~em11le Sharp. • · · Newport C lub, F IT . ...,. A • Ueli\lery p1t1me AM, LA ms 9900 Mu~atuw only 525 per ysical & back X·Ray. 10am-4pm. exper pref'd State cert. only S4 per Now accepting applica - T1mcs deli\'. StOO pe r hr 64.5·5122 or 6'12 62M2 lrvuu.' 540·7639 .. E.O.E. Call for appt, 645·5000 ext hr. Xlnt benefits & work-lions Cor employment. week Lai:una Beach. General OHH't', phont:tt. &b lnlerestmg & Challenging _520_._______ mg rood Bayview Conv N ° e " P e r i e n c e 494-8496 pubhc eontaC'l, typ111~. --- ---1 girl ofe in ractory.1---------205 5 T·hurin C M . necessary. We train --- -Clt' Property Mgmt C:o. Need typing, short hand Retail 00·3505E.0 .E. • . . ~~~ btwn 1·9pm. Del.Jvery Peri.on for busy S750 644-17114 Mode~ & working knowledge of --------- Jn·i'nc travel ogl'nl'Y JOU.NEYMAN W•1tH chtew taus: bkkpg. Full benefits . BULlOCKS NURSES AIDES Part Time Cdm dnve up you can d e monstrate willingness to mee t bus iness challe nge you h ave experience in s ales and s e c retarial ac tivities you have s hown o rie ntation t.oward people THEM S u bmit r esume with work a nd sa la r y history. ELECTRO SCIENTIFIC INDUSTIJES 4000 lirch Sn.t, SMe # 115 Newport leach, Ca. 92660 ••••••••••••••••• ., ,, . -Mus t have r el1 a blc Models Malt• & Female Xlnt sa la r y for 1m )VILSHIRE Openings on AM & PM photo booth seeks P/T mdtorcycle & In:.. Work PRESS PERSON I f y ou r r a cc h a s mediate pos1t1on. Call Now accepting appllca· Shifts, cxper prefe~red. employees Two shifts a pprox 5 hr!. daily. Colorwork l2SO MulllT51 c h a r a cl t•r , ·~ h1 J?h 540-47Ti for appt. lions for full and part classes avu1I for 1nex avail 8·1.30 & t.30·7. . ~ M F. Hrly wa ge & Head alw Chief 15. 3·'1 rastuon or look:. hke thc p c rie n c ed . Appl y CallTem .759·1140. nuleage pd 957 2700 . S640 rt t d ,. 11 f Interior Oes1"n-Sen1or time pos itions 10 t he 1 h C C _. · __ yrs.expen ence .. per gi nex oor.-..a Oran ,. following departments· tags 1p onv enter. PBX Ans service, immed openings, to work vaned hrs & wkends. Pd vac, med ins & pd tra inmil ( 714 ) &tS-2:550 Dental Recpetionist . hr. Call Chris 75t·2686. a ppointm e nt fo r a 0esin Orafts~rson, ex-Lingerie Childrcns 466 l-1agsh1p Rd . N B. PART TIME salary open wlbeneril!;. _Afl __ 6._·JO~p_m_ss_9-_4 __ 78_1__ personal 1nterv1ew. You per· in deta1 construe· JuniorContemporary could be modeling as t1on drawings. Sala ry Nurses Private 2 girl of rice in Kennels need dependable early as next Wl•ek ! So e>pen. Resume & portfolio abApply in person. JP M. LYN EVENINGS Npt.. Sch 64&-4861l. person lo work on wknds doo'l hesitate. cull now. req u 1 re d. Cann e 11 -SPM . Mon thru Fri. !;ult lime or part-time Denl.31 ~mce expenence & holidays. 644· 7262· ask for Huzel lleumann-Wood. 752·6496 83 F05hioft llland openings on PM shifts for PIX OPEil. Adults with outstanding. Oper ·s for te le phone attractive personaht1es an.<;wenng service. Must who enjoy workfag with be ahle to work so me kids. Over 21 Start al weekend:. Ty ping 35 $3.SO per hour. Phone wpm r equ1l'ed . Ex (fha1r assis tant with Laborers for home con· 631·5600 --=----~~ __ ._.._w•"°'•-rt•h_oc_h __ charge nurse. Apply ul some front orr1 re ex-struction & major r e· New York West . flagshjp Conv. Center. penence 3 day week. modehng. Young. strOnJ: Modeling Ageucy 4fi6 flaJtship Rd., N. R. Newpon Beach. 646-4801 & willing to team. Eves --87•5•\\•'-16•th-S•t.•N•B-- OenLal asst, hi qua I. er & 494-8180. dys 4!17·1705 br l'>rac. Exp R 0 1\ 4 dy Lathe mactunist, exp for wk. xi bcn. NB '>44-9211. PIT work, hrs SPM ·9PM . DENTAL ASSIST Mon·Fr1. Call Mr Raley. Newport/Lido area. X· -~-------- Ray expr. P/time . 3 LEGAL SECRETARY days 673-9460 TRAINEE·f-1.B . Part· . lime. quullfications : OentaJ .Assist.ant lruinee. Med typing skills & de· lnterVlcws Mon & Tues, sire to team . 536-7515. 1:00to2·00 &6:00to7:00. ---------So Coast Deoustry 31~ Legal Secreta ry. Santa Harbor Blvd. C.M. C.M. Ana. Sole Practitioner. • Good gen e ral bac k · Dfwtal Orthodofttic .,-round & Xlnt skills incld Motel desk clerk, mature. '· Apply at Sea Lurk Motel. Hours flexible . ~27'1 Newport Bl vd . C .M . 646-7445 •HAPPY EASTER• Irvine Personnel Agency 488 E 17th, Costa Mesa SWte224 642·1470 General Of"rice, P /time. 1·5P.M. phones, public contact. t y ping. e tc . Property Mgmt Firm. &w,..178A.S4.00perhr. - General Secretary. Excit· Real Fstate.Sal~ ing opportunity to work No G1mmu~ks with a dyna mic financial Or Maybes Retail BULlOCKS WILSHIRE now accepting a pplica· t1 ons for NON·S F:L L DEPTS: Merchandise lfandhng Secunty Agent Apply in person 3pm· Spm, Mon to Fri. 83 FcnhicMI llland M.wporlhoch nEIEllCECLralCAL 642-432 1 E xl. 250. periencl:.' prt:ferred or """"" '"" BETWEEN 4 : 00·5 00 will tra in. Many com 0 p p o r t u n 1 l y f o r PM F' ti housewives to return to . pany benefits. u lime Aste for Andrea or part lime. day & 11ftcr work in H busy data· EqualOpportumly noon -c v en1n ~ s h1h ~ proress1n g co 1s t E 1 1 p 11 shift/Light clerical incrd ____ m_;_p_o..:;y_e_r ___ ava1tab e. lease ca Mon. thru Fri. 543-4230 checking customer input PBX ANS . Widowed . EOE & processing outgo1n11? divorced. Alert. No job --· -------- mrul. skills-w11l t rain-varied PEOPLE PERSON 2nd. shirt/Edit control shifts.631·56409·5 ExecUtJve needs P ltame with some bookkeeping associate in whole~ale background. Xlnl co. benefits . Call for Uttte . •:-11 supply l;ully cap1lahzed Classified Ads are really interv a~pl 15 ~·· Mr Hall. 642· 1634 __ S A F G U A R 0 .small ··people to people" PHARMACY CLERK Moteldeskclerk : must be BUSINESS SY"T E ... S ~ '" • sales calls with b1° re· PAHTTIMI:: neat & able lo work Cost u c.A" 6080 .. I FREE INTRODUCTORY R.l LESSON The most sensible Real l:iitate course yet eon- ce1ved. Video education .. progra m with award .winning fac ulty. Ac- credited. Call for appt. today. CAUSEY&CO. l46SSo. Coas t Hiway LAGUNA BEACH 494-8057 R.E. Sales, Licensed FttEE 3 WEEKS SALES TRAIMIMG , •Absolutely no pr1or trammg or exp neccss . •Professiona l lnl>lru.c· ·. uon Exper RDA lo round out Shorthand. No pressure lOP notch team, Irvine Salary commens urate consultant & talented de signer at the same lime . Make great pay. benefits & Newport Center Pen-85 TO 100% a ... esa . .,...,-adershipandbigresuJ ts! Position availa ble 1n weekends . The Inn Al ----------To place your classified s pecialty dru£ s torl' •Choice locations m 4 ,, ulc 559-m77 w/exp 558-8823. Dll ..a. ·FTSMAH LV11o..1•5 thouse office e nviron · "" ""' ment. Send resume & ~et1nf:il tra inee or ex-Day shift. 59 bed fac. current photo to Ad 11437 . per in bldg indus try. Xlnt working cond. & Daily Pilot, 330 West Bay f'redenck Brown Assoc. benefits. Bayview Conv. St. Costa Mes a. Ca . Contact Lar r y D1 l h 29-055 Thurin. C.M . 92626. For indepth in· 541). 9995 0 -----__ 642-__ ~_._ .. _E_._.E_. ___ terv1cw & complete de. DRAPERY ROOM wor~ M A C H 1 N E _w_·ls_. ______ _ From the best name in real estate. comes the best earning progra m. Call 556-9666 for recorded message. REALTY NETWORK all phases, cxper or w1I OPERATORS, tape silt· GIRL FRIDAY · Boat train. 8·4:30. Up to SS pe1 ting & die cutting. Full oriented office needs ~ir11-------- hr DOE. C.M. area , time . Expe ri e n ce with ~o od s al e s REALESTATESALES 642·11S43. ___ h e Ip f u I , bu l o o t personality. Good typinJ.? necessa ry . Ad vance· skHls. bookkeepan~ ex DRIVERS. ('ros~ country mcnl "'"'sib1Uties with a per., conscienctious 7 hr nu s pecial lit• r eqd. """' Openings 1n our ne w Irvine office, located in El Camino Plaza. Best lrammg available in the most pro~ress1ve co an MacGregor Yachts. l63J young ag11?ress1ve com· day. N-s mo k e r pre - Placcntia. C.M pany. Male or Female. ferred. 642·2932.or e ve. __ __. Call 714/7a4-Ml5. TI0-8779. -------c DRIVERS Machine oper .. plastic in- !\fon nr women 25 yrs or Jecllon, female , days. oldtor. Know the coasl ____ 897_·_1_7_06 ___ _ r 1t1c-s. Net $180 a wcl•k 01 MACHINIST Girl Friday, full lime Orange Co Call JACK position handling vanous VONK ERS . DON A LO office procedures &. some M. Bl RD ASSOCIATES. sales. Typing a must. ~~~5~5~1~·~4~4~0~0~·~~ CaU Bonnie 759· 1140 _ more. Orange Cous1 lmmed. openings for Yellow Cab, F17300 Mt machinist to perform G·R·E-A·T Real Estate Herrmann. ounta1 ~ pro'"'Y.,.. assembly of .__._ & S....t...--v II N r SI .. ..... -s ·LES JOI ...aow .n-en __ ,. a ey. ' o o ate. ure building machines. ..,. ... be twn New hope • o•lb..I We have an orining in ""·"lid l a Re q. the ability lo r-m;n CAI\." GOOD p A y . GOOD our Res1dcntia Div. fQr ... _._ _____ _, operate lathe, drill press. OOD CON an expenenced man or _....._ _______ ,surface gnnders, read HOURS. G • · woman possessing en Dsbwshr/Pre Cook F./T blue prints & follow 0 J TI 0 NS . MANY h · •. · II p . . FRINGE BENEFITS l usiasm "'antegnty. s . C . G o I ( c o u r s c verbal instructions Two f you are interested an a Restauranl492·249S. l.O three years cxper. or FASr GROWING cor. . beautiful office in the trade school graduate PAN y PR 0 M OT ES finest location, working Equipment re ntal yanJ aceeptableinlieu or ex· FROMWlTHlN.TRAfN with CO OJ!eni a l a s needs man for general penencc. Good pay & F 0 R T 0 P duties. 2075 Harbor lllvd, benefits, Please call or M A N A G E M E N T sociatcs, we are interest C.M. apply ST A R T S .• I M . ed in meeting you. In· M E D I A T E L Y • • . terview by appointment. X . E .. Personnel Department w-a... ... T....t-C E p E R 1 N C E "' F K E y B 0 A R D ..-y "· .. ,._.. o. GLAZER: ·• AM EX p E R J E N c E Reali.Ors 644-4910 Apply in person: IHCOIPOl.A TED HELPFUL WE HAVE SanClement.eGlass 3715Sunl1owerAve. · ' RECEIVING CLERK, 1616 N. El Camino Heal, Santa Ana 540-6900 OUR OWN TRAINING resp for receiving and in· SO 492 6191 Equalopp.em p., m/r PROGRAM PUT ON BY ventory or rorri~ated & · ·· . TIIE COUNTRY'S TOP raw materials Must be FtGURE SALON 0 R G A N S A L E S If k rf.t & Atlractive, mature MACHINIST [;E~P~EE CA;L0 A~ ~rrk~ G~o~tn/aror woman needed fo 1 MILLHAND INTERVIEW ORGAN w/room for adva nc e · F /time Counselor pos For proto-type machine EXCHANGE ST AN ment. Salary $3.75 ~r; immed. in Npt Bch. Call shop in the instrument NUNNll~/586.73o2 $4.00 per hr. Apply in 642·3630. div{sioo of the oil tool in· ____ ... ____ . __ person, Heads Up Inc. -.,..-,,,-RAL--D-ES-IG_N_E_R_, dustry. Working from HAJ RSTYLlST 3123 W. MacArthur Blvd . .. uv blueprints. sketches & r.,. SS-& MM _San_ta __ A_n_a __ . -----Exper necessary. Cull verbal designs, directly time. Send resume lo: with engineering, to as· 548-2256 RE C E PT I 0 N f S T . Classified Ad lf.417, Dall~ sist in new product de· Hardware s ales rull & SECRETARY, part. Pillot, P.O. Box 1560, velopmenl for world part time . Apply in time, incld's wknds, will Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. wide well bore aaviga-p e r 9 0 0 . C r 0 w 0 train. 6'4·0126 ask for fo'1oraJ deslgne w lion equipment. Lathe Hardware, 3107 E. Coast _Det __ . ______ _ OnmgeCnty. ,L;...~hop: :'!.~i;;c~y t;:1:::1e:i~~ Hwy. CdM. RECEPTIONIST Salary d e p end a on Salary open, excellent ffone.Traioer BeautJfuJ, experienced, qualification&. 883-4S52 benei1ls package. E .O. E. English/West.em Live-in ;:,~-Flsets Salon, FOOD ScienUllc Drilling Con· Salary-com. 2«·2218 or --------- Sandwich ahop need s lrol, Corporate Head· 3311-1011. RECEPTIONIST quarters, Newport SECRETARY mature woman, age no Beach. Call (714) 557.9051 Hospital Insurance Biller Newport Center ; front =:!i =ls.E:~:~~ :r..!:. Mr. Moll or Mr =~.s:~fuf~b~~f~ ~~~~ :::::r:~ocneea~ ~nga oob. no pbonel•••------•I mtt.b • have statlsUcal some t(.ping; growth =r:· El Rancho Markel. aptitude. Office In at. --ua . 640-5470 Eulblulf Dr. NB. MAIDS tract.Ive Newport Beach . ..:....-.'---"------ Jl\all ud part u bel bperienced, full time, For~.640-8950. R«et>UonJst needed lo ~m~ o~ alao partUme.&U·3030· HOTELMAlD .&lllJIMAL ' ----Bcb reeort 6 day """ ~ atoree. on,... Mald position ope n . ::-.-pdv ..... ationa.t·~u.s. HOSP. ~-Appty at Uae Dana Wkdya • wtnMls. Pleate ..... ""' • DOU Pl or-Newport Beacb -..seaeWJMotel. 1es1 4M-1196 F\d1 timt locl"d evenintt llOft. Call 77Ul'Zl0 for &'CO.st Hwy, Lag Bcb HOTELNIGllT '"feweebnda.144-5463 ltnaMcUate •pPt. 711 N.,..= .. :.;...:t11112;;;;;.._____ AUDITOR Receptionltt. Ute typing, _L_CJ_•_a._Anabei ___ m_. ___ ,llaida, apply Tbe Inn at Newporter Inn. Xlnl p I ea a a n t p h o n.e Oardeaer·h ll Um •, na l.Apna, 211 N Coast beoefita, 844-1700. Con· penonaUty for land de-•~perience necesur y. Hwy,LqunaBeach lartRiclcX511. l!!.O.I!!. ve\opef'. SaJary '140 p1 A p Pl 1 I a JI era on . 11.M'U--s n . St.rt May l. 891-1791 N•wport•r u a U 01 MANAGER WANTED for nvv _ _._ .lmntior• ltd. N.il. leii ... ddldreo'a clothin1 Full • P /Tim e. Xlnl ~·• .10U rH d loday'a '-*rlbtwnN E.0 .E . *"-APDb after tam, benefits . Ba.}' view a..m.d Ada'l U not, --------.i ODaan CADdy, 270 E l1tb .._.Ma:. W. 8Q Sl. ,_,~ mlttl.111 tbe bell .......... , ----a.c.11. C.11. .E.0.£. ._....lDtowDI Laguna. 211 N. Coast Want Ad Results 642-5678 ad.calltoday642·5678 locat ed in ln•1ne for Hwy.,LagunaBeach. persona ble ind1v1d u .. 1 <'OUllll~ •Management Oppty To· day who has a real cont·ern Machinists for people Mon·i''ri Make a move 12-6pm. Pharmacy ex Maximum comm1ss1p n to increase your present eanungs by Sif'., whJle you are your own bosi.. C a r e e£>r c;uccesi. w1Katella Realty mea ns you rece111e daily train· rn~. mot1vallon & sup· port. penence prefer red THI GUILD DRUG without moving. ~w~~~~iiJrvine E.0 E. Now you can work with the bes t machines and people in th e indus try -with out moving out of the Pomona Valley. An d . you'll be workin g with Pom o n a 's largest industrial e m ployer . Over 7,000 of your neighbors are a lr e ady par t of the General Dynamics Pomon a fam ily. I've got imme diate ope nings and plenty of work for ye ars Lo come . lf you're proud of the kind or work you do, and y o u 'd like to work wtth people who feel the s ame way - s ee m e a nd le t's talk a boul your new job. G ....... MocWN1h JiglorwMocllW1h LatlteMocliWlh MIJAag UH•lu Modtlftbh Tool & Di• Makers &cJi• Lathe Operators Milhg Moc.._ 0,...atoN Griltder Oplr.tort lori11CJ Mochin• ()per.ton Twrd Lathe O,.ratCN 1 N/C t111cllfllf Operat011 Precilimt Gr!s* O,.r .. ors Mlcrottlltialwe~M1 ....... l.......W •ctrOllic lhctncl ... N/C t1 .. h •c• Mtch•c• M..._ Toel l•••lthn M•h• •c• Btctriclmta Dr•fl•• ~ llectro......,. Apply in person at our Employment Orrice. WALTER WINFIELD. Employment Manager. IAM • 4:30PM Monday tin Friday &ENERAL DYNAMICS POIDOnCI Dl•lllOft 1'71 W. M111I• ~ P1•111, CA An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F U.S. Cflbenahlp Reqwred ..... • PHOTOTYPE SETTl-:R to oper Comp St>t 5101504 m advert1s111g itraph1cs d~11rn firm KATEUA REAL TY Coll JoOllM 831 -72St Perm pos . sal not hrly, xlot bencf. gd work in~ cood a mon$i? prof dt• HN 'S & _l.VN Re lief. si$i?llers & photogr:ipher<; N~ Aides all shifts. E..x only need apply. Top Ct!rt clas~cs ava.1lable. pay for top quality. Call Newport C.:onv. (.;enter, (714) 979-0221 for Judy lSSSSoperior Ave. N.B. THE REALISTS DIV, Mark Hild 11 Inc 135 F.. Route Sales. Be your own Alton /\ve. SA nr. Mam & bobs. Est. accounts on MacArthur your own route. Earn to Plasllt'S MOLDING MACHINE OPERATORS Permanent openinRs for experienced & trainc<' machine ope rators on S8.00tostart 557-9988 Sales/Co-Ordinator Pos1t1on a vailable for dynamic. articulate. &l· t racti ve wom a n l o coordinate Orange Co. offtce of Wome n Can Wm. 213/ '17R·58f:i8 ---3rd. stuft. Our training & Sales Clerk, Pr~llg1ous merit review procedures DruJ? Store. N.8. f''ull assure r apid advancl' lime. permanent. Som e menl for a ll employees week ·e nd s, bene fit s, .~. who have the basic abth· b#S-0150. Mr. Elwwood or ty & desire. Good pay & Mr Reavie. night shift bonus+ profit ---5-.... -L-E-5----... sharing, co. paid maJor ~ medical &. denta l in· Exclusive young ladfes surance. act1vt• sportswear storu Apply 9amto4pm. needs expr. full t ime CIMCO saJesperson. Salary corn: 265 Bri~As Ave, mens urate w I ex per, Costa Mesa Xlnt fringe benefits. Call Irvine Ind. Complex 759-0885, as k for Ao• Equal Oppor Emplycr _n_a_le_a_h ______ _ Pre -sc hoo,-;-;; c h e r Saleslady over 30 yrs old: nee de d Fu 11 lim e . Retail sales. S16S wk. Reviews for raises + Benefits. Regal Beauty benefits . 11.B. Call Supply,263E.17lhSt.C. Marilyn : 847·5284 or _M_. -------- IM2·2948 Sa.Jes PR+>~~1i~N LIGHT BULi Rubber hose products. SALES Irvine area. Must pass If you are company phys ical in· : Experienced in li&hting eluding back x ·ray. so.Jes 540-7639. E.0.E. : Self motivated PtrUhrda Mon-Fri, Ute rooting It companion ror elderly mother. 646-5477 aft 6. weekebds. PUNCH PRESS OPER. It SET U P MAN. Ex· perlen ced for am all growth oriented co. caita Meea. Salary com· mensurate with abllll.Y f& eiq>et'. Gerry 831.o?OO. : Not afraid of cold call· ~ve automobile. Neal & Go o d penanality We can offer a solid fUWre with a good 90Wld Income. Salaf')' + Com. miaaian. Gas allowance, HoapltaUzalloo. If 1ou·,. like dtallellle, hen we• ' are. Ask for tou 151.,717. , , Salte ()pllcal reta1I dia-• • UDIO STATION pen1lng. lnler .. ted lft Desperately need 12 Pf(). several1 dependable peo-J1 ..a... __ ..._ r t I pie, fwl/ p,t., rw 1MW .-to...,,..,. rom our ' e Costa Men locaUcln ·• a.-olc. 9:30 ~ 2:30 or Goodi;portuall1 to· .. • 3:~Jk38U~ 'Q~R. aeam cal dla,...._ C II ''I 1 J JI Euel ent be n eUta, a • Salar1 O pn . C a ll Nowl ,_ea_ ... ~-· ~~~~ Or apply al 31877 Del Have eomethina to wt? 1 ~.Ste 105, SJC. Oasstned ada ® lt ..U . ..... .. ,, . . .... "' . . . .. . .-.. . .. . " -..... ~ ,.... ' ·- ___ ......,..-..-. ......... I i I • L f.l;j DAIL.Y PILOT Saturctey. Apnl 14. 1m ... W..eM 7100 tw. W..e.4 7100 ...... IOOI D.m 10401"-dtu w IOIO U•11t1.. 1071 ~ •••l'··················· ~••-r ............................................................................................................ ~ IWW..eM 1100NefpW..tM 71 W..t.4 1100 T"FHOMISAUS Wait ..... orWaittn An0q&teMi.aa1c8ox"! DOGTIAIMIMG Slmmom HMIMbtcl, dbl, peb~ 1lrl wUbe1 ... li ~·••••••--•••• .. •••••••••••• .. •-••••• .......................... Work p tlmt• In uur O.~ 11·3. l'IT. & d y wk Sk>t Macldneel Clock•' NoUmelOatt.end t'lau! eartblont•. Uk• ntw, tArefor...,,_ &xelMullt' I• ,..... Serrttary ~ hn . Mool Semor Ni.atrHIOn Cl'nt.r telephone 1utle11 roum Pnvroi.an~.~!.'!b HUO!SEL!CTION C&llJohnS.~ SUS.Mt-4• !!!.!!~lDI prlvll•~•· KMw~ .... •llll boall rt'· Fri a 30 to $·30 H.8 needl lcllctwn aide Hr• <AM PM 11hlh10 a nd atlll .,..._ •--'-Oanlah mOdem walnut _._. f qwr~Kona Illar.no Ott. c.n 147.9122 !Mm lpm Mon l'TI No hav• 1)11:u1un• l1n\t for _..._. Shetland.sheep dog PUP· diNnl 1_;_~;;;.;..;-----'-- mlTS 1403 exper required. t~rl nd you r f Jf W a a t•" • W AITllSSIS l•f'llllll11ll plea, AKC. shota, 1 wk1. " ser:::.. "':9:.~·!~ t 'I " l'1 lf11 ~--SIC:aH•IY/llCP ly aMudt-a must <:all Comm c.11rord~ta11.11. <.>v.r 11. Aprl)' In perion ........ Old.~mlatt.5. -·-·-................ \. IMISPOsntOM lmmt'dl ~e o pe n 1na Sa ndra J o hn1o n ut l.. TIMa; l o~ UM8 ... J1 LA ·Ws <>DtonWed.thruSat. Golden Retriever pup· ...,.... Pesto S' Shur S~. W. .-ti ....... small 2 airl olfce, no r --11 ~030l RF..,,.A "'~ • s.7 ll02Kellerin1. Irv. pies. AKC. available 10 W •sher · d r Y 'r • Ni.,.... 5 lOft ~h-4J 111il'wllw4 OC. Airport Full l ime, Strvit'e StaUon au rndant TB.EPHO.._.E lllth&.C.M. (114)754-1777 ~y.~ lawnmower. couc h , lbear, at" ~l w/~ =.. vaned tMit'tl. good l)'? needed r...a1 or p11rt umtt " WAM'Tm DllVll d.reuer. tie cotree tbl, Seta., Shear Sl$50 • ... Selea lftl. Mn TurNr751-4760 ~Y In Pf'rlOI\ l..~imu SALES SUMDAY ONLY o 1 k m • r b 1 e l 0 p SHIH-TIU etc. 5Sl·5008. watl Inverter: 12 VDc k> E"'R,.,.... R L~ 0 ,. v"on ..,.... ., O"ll To dell"cr Dally P ilot wae.hatand. '150. Oak Pups, M/F, AKC, Antique wht bdrm set ll.5VAC. S'JS. S-45-3349.' ....... ce ... .,... "' C..I A y r • Ill N " • • ...,. " • N w1pa~1r llUh'! Your • 675-8684/751 1425 ' ;;t .. .&, 'W L'il..ANO Good kilts re llwy Lag 8ch aihone 1 4 to s hr" u d11y bundles to carrie~. Ke· c~ir MO. S48·S438 <keep • SlOO. 9ft. sofa, brn/lloral Mital••-IOIO " ~ • quartd. US"'r •ti rJan· -t VI" Sta t ion •tt"•n t!OO Ii up comm ll-k ~1'8 van or lnroc I U'I lr)'lnl) POODLE while mini, t~~ Kgd. Si .• S panis h ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........_._ Tr-" h • n " ,. r •-II h uamprea S50. 2012 Port ' --.1•7 A• n 1n1 1 •rr 1l r u r .-danl. exper'd l>ll>' & 't'~r> pr •f OH•r 2t ID waaon utlCdl aPhJ(~ Satin wood desk. 1865 ema..,, 4 mo. a s ots. Bristol Cir. Npl. Bch. LUGCiA61TActS ~ ._ ht"lPlu.I Send resume & lo;\· f'IJll ~ ptUioe Ap Nt>Wll~ul)t'r f:nt W ·64)3. dnvlna recor . one En&lls.b. Leather tu p. A.KC. 54Q.91SS 488-6206 from your buslnesi1 cant. 'i\l..f~ ~~'1~o'"~~~~~1 pl~ Shell dut1on t?th & ..! to31 M Onl 642·4321 und u!4k for 642·2'766. Boxer Puppies for sa le Send one card for eech Stft lltlk' mun 1,oolun <.'t.tnter Dr• St c 215 . Irvine\, NH • • TIL&tHOHI ~T1'iffm~ccley or Don 96" Tres»el typ,e Harvest AKC 8 wks . Fawn & Sofa·loveseat $150/b<>th, tag plus one spare. Wu fUf"•lbll ,.1q• indl\lttua NC"wport 8 urh. ('w 'IX OPHATOI! F.QUi\l. t.able w/2 67 • benches. BrindJe492·7364 x,lnt shape · Bullocks, r eturn p e rma ne nllt' foi' h11ch tu hion !';ho lt.l86() lllPPIN(' ''L"'RI\ OPPORTUN ITY Solid Oak. xlnt cond. Emerald green print. scaled attractive tag & ~ kl<'all'd m 1''.-~hinr • •"' ,., l1le~&11l working ••oncll l!:MPLOYBK 11100 o r best offe r . Lovely lnsh Setter, n~ Game tbl/4 chrs $150. strap, meeting airllno I I .,.. ( 1 • n'lar.. -pt'""' "' ror t;).,l)d' helpful Rt'itJW>nlli llun wllh bUitY Chtw dl• 6l"' '>C..U" good people home. $25. s.su876 1.0 . requiremen•e. Pr"· Ii. 11.0(J •"""4't'~' u <'lln ' "' "'' '"'''· h&4.' full llmf' pcw1t1on wl ult•r In Ora111w County .,._ 492-5965 .... • cbdatl.' m~I proJt't',' hn1•1t ,M,.~.?"rr,.~.•cJOHkokrtRh"od~~ mi.ti profrt'lll\I\ I' l'O J\ll'J)Ort bu•in<•;s l'Olll Whuarrl.!dhowiwocrmkalnn" ·pberr1sgohnt Antique hardwood dlnlno KJNG SIZ.E Mattress & pe"~,!'!~-~ ... ~~gft!enFc~! =-i&l'<il\l't' & mu:-. ,j \ l • ... •• ... ··" ... U• hr ''a I "A~""'"" fnr ~ .. ~ So' I""" l1J1ht "'"'>k .. ... Dobe Maile 8 wks huge Box ~p n •s p r t • ...,._ ....... -..,,..., 1 1 f ,., •~ "''"~ &<>m P k "''"" "' ....... .....,. ... ... ,,,.,, "'" nt-oeded to work lo pa rts rm 11el, incl. lge table. 6 · " n g · e r ec wallpape r , fabric or JI ''"1' " t'nl'rl( ' "" "' "" • t' 'lllnr • aJ)lll l'\'IH n M. I PI n I( r I.' ,1 .. Pl •· .... 1.,1 in "hipplno chairs & beoullful buffet. pure breed, $65. rond. $75. 642·3449. .. Day Clo" paper & We lll'llf• t o '>h'V Ull It puo~t-d. t.'Ol\at•n1al. rt'IJa <1wn'(J Opportunlly for "" "'"""o " " -6428 675-8240 nuimtttem<•ol Top!)J" bl~ 36 h r:. p r v.k Shup tr111nH thlPllll)' ud\.uawt'nwot Sel'Utfatl' & receiving functions $1000.963 · l yrold7'1thr couchS700, will back & trim your ,·itt•t•lll•nt \•om JI n ' Httk'filb S.tlary cqual 10 arowtn.i 111 •t:t• mfn1t lit> Mar ~ust be able lO handle Antique dresser w/mlr· Beautiful Llasa Apso, l 2 loveseats $250 ea . lrl'li· tags. Or try lwo ca rds bl'l"'f1b tour llllt'r\1\>V. ahlllt S.•ll4t f't• ... uml• to '!lt\°l' willln1e tnunC'11 lor HOWAIDCM•rolet mercha ndise. Sala r y ror,onginalrinash.early y r , nds yard .. loves tlet.able &benches SOOO. backtoback. 1;ult 'r Wu"'''rm.1 I'() (to), :ti:! Fl Tnm t't1 mullaplr ,.hol' v.tu k \\'111 b.a'led on pasl exper l900's, approx 1909 In cluldren. Sacnf1ce. $100 poker table $25, ov•il PRIC1*.i. 'bit t :.> tr111n ri.iht rt•h11hlo• h anl N~,wve1~19.ruu1!~ .. s.!'l 'll ES S me. S49.Sl72. good condit Ion s250. 642·2210, 548· 1558 hook rug, 6'x9' $30, round S2 ea or 35tS.S WOf'k f t >.I r: '-' ' "'" • . hooked r lO' S60 ti"' 4r5 tags l.60ea . ~k l'r.i111w n\','i.h'il 11 N'i'f\'l.11"\, a.:<>n1•r.JI otfll't' lwni·~,1·~11 :·upi~'1 :-~ 133·0555 Warehouseman Bng ht. 54&~ stu.h·tzu fem.sell orlease. e&WTV~ 640-777J 6/9lagsSl.SOea. i.:n1w v.ath ,. 11.rndan -.k11l,. t-:mphu"'" oc1 .it l'"-'-1,...., l't•llronlt Corp ,,. 11 .. , ~rd~orkang pe~ond dw1th l Sth Ce ntury We ls h Topbloodlmes 842·0771. 10ormoreSl.40ea. Jt-v.e lr 11Jwr.i l1 u n t ut.lll" I pin.,-min ~ ti mos ~xper nee e to ·d bo rd rl .. d Old Oak rd tbl 4 laddt>r Sale.Tax Included Pti411w for JPPt .,.o,h101 71>wl'm Cor 11 nwd1t-.1I ~ lMOJ hnrrwd1atl' OIJt'l\Hll! lor a ~ist ID pans dept !1h1p· si e a • pc eel con · Frftto You 8045 back chrs SISO r e NO CARO" , bit< 7~ 17::2 'u11ph l'nml'Jll) 111 Spt'tlal 1, d11>l'UUnl 111 full 11rnt·tdll•r~ 11.:ro" J>lng & rece1ving .• ~tus1 P.P.S3400far m S4S.55S8 •••••••••••••••••••~••• pie post bed ':1 '"s;ap. Draw your own or aeod ~v.port ~tll1trv 111wn Rt•cil fo),l,,ill: St·hool 1111( mdcl)t'ndenl b1tnk know UPS & PP. hvy hfl· Apipli.-ces 10 IO Adorable. loves k ad s. cmplt wtspnngs & ma::: name. address. phone· & ~1\J f:S l-45 211 l <'ull Uon.1;73 7:11111 Pre\ iciu' bunk tl•ller exp 1ng involved. salary ••••••••••••••••••••••• Great Dane. Aust. Shep . &dresser w/ mirror S12S. we'll make one card per prd\'rrcd Xlnt op b.a~cd on experience. FREIGHT DAMAGED rrux .6 mos 673-3984 548-4485. t.ag.Add 25"each. •S300 WEEK C-Omm v.h1lt• tru11110~ lo .lfl'J mamJRt'r !.155 2274 SALESPERSON South ('oa"t Plaza , ........ onay l!:lecpt Fnttee. Couturitr loufiqw Mlllt .......... ..,... experience • a. o• r "25 po ls ed sopMsticahd & ho• ftexlbl.scMcM.. Cal for appt. 549·22 I l Serl'en pnnting produc uon manager w1rntt•d. Must have exp. 540·9110 SECRET AR ''SUPERP t-':istrr than a bullet. more owe rru than a locom t1ve, a bl ~"l'l\'i..iry w11h 'alt•:; .ib1h l ~'tc'<led for t''\p11nd1oi: bus irwss Wall t r .l1n Salary & l'Omm1 ... ~1on fo'1bh1on l::.ll• 1~9 1722 S.Cretwy /Recept l"or Ncw po rl Ct'nlt•r fo' 1 rm XI n l I y p 1 n g . shortha nd desirable not esst.•ntaal V Jncd dutws, 11ood bc'ncf1ts. Ca II M ur jone for appl 644·244:.! Se<'retary MaJ(>r hfr in s urancti compa ny de s ir es Ren e rul orfH't' s e r c t a r y E xcel l benefits Npt Heh art·:.i. }>h 752,1:1535 SECRETARY I Need selr·st arter with good typ1n1? & shorthand :.lolls for JOb with lull> of vanety, m ln•1ne. Some personnel work. 540·7639 F.OE S1ia1111nt•ty Stolt' 1n vortunllt•i. & bcnl"l1l:. E.SS lnc.549-8172 tlOTPOINT S'"LE 3308 Send check ormoneyor l'Ofooudt·I ~hu m•t'<iH·x H eh~r culh to O O " · Three grey kittens 2 m . Round frwtwood pedestal l)t'r ti sale lud) f-'ull ti40 :M70 WAREHOUSEMAN-Good W. Wa rner nr lla rbor. Uem. Box kid & dog table w/ 4 anl1que whale dei;:-.LOT PRIMTING 11m,• 5 (layi., ~lul work physical cond req. Santa Ana 97\J·2921 trained. 54()'.1889 chrurs. $150. 847 3984 m )( 1·011d1o F:~P<'l'IU lly Tow. Truyk l)riv~r!> ex Hy ~J~~ ~~l~~~(~S of CAS H Pi\IO Saved from pound. nds r..-Cost~·~e::~J~92626 fuwl'lu·nlelt· ti7~ IOlll ~rd 1op µa) Appl) nour forbakerysupply& Ws h~1 0ry rs l Rcfr1t::.. lovtng home. blk Lab/ --rS• 1055 G.~w T o wing. 74oB . G d • workingornut 957·8133 s. · 1 673·5293 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • uffed toys. J' Gonlla . ST<ICK HOY F 1t ir111-. Ohmi.Way,C M 642·1:.!52 :;'1!x.~!'J! co. oo pay. - -. .-.pame pup. MOVING .SALE: Sal .,. Jaw fis h, Whalt's & lH :.M) P1ckup ld{•hvery ----......,.....,.. G " On the job training tu Tow truck driver:. n1.1edl'd. ·---·------i BAR AJNS·Usc<J refrigs. 7 wks. old puppies. f'rce lo T. V. radio phono combo more. SIO·SJO. Elec.-tric ll•a rn lrude Some Must hv<' {..'l\t & be ex-wshrs.dryrs,garur.twst goodhome. 21cu ft. freezer, cream w a ll frpl c. $25 . 3 woods ho p tra rn tn,.: Pt'm ·nr<>d &lli·!J638 WOMAN buys,weserv appl. Best 548·1515 s leepe r s ofa. map le Murdockwater s.kiis.$60 helprul , non-smkr, neat ARE YOU Appl. 536-0911, 536·4330 breakfast set. a ntique ea. 548·0348. & rlean appear Oepcnd Tow Truck Driver ex Beagle Lab mix pup, 8 des k & e nd t b Is. ----·------ w/vahd CA drivers lie Pl.!rienced only 21 & over OVER 40? WASHERS. DRYERS. wks. male. needs good household ite ms. 1344 appan elC<'. range, gol~. c.;.M.arca.&12·l!W3 w,rRood d n v.ing rt•corcl home.549.0344 Watsoo,C.M.979-8672. see-thruupper&slCcln g _ _ _ c M area. ( ustom Tow Would you like in· trash compactors. recon l!..--!.1...-. --lower oven. New cost Se ..___...._ orll ith cl.il1oned like new. Yl'ar ~ 8050 Garage Sale : Including SOOO. s ac. $.500. 31-'J yrs old TAILOR/FITTER • rvicl' 751 1515 ..,....~'""' w w a gua rantee & delivery. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antiques, 9 a.m . Sul. 39 box spn~s & m all set W ~xper. for mrns n'tail Type·se1wr rust a~t;r·n:• fututt? Can you wortc 9'.19 to $169. none higher CASH PAID Sparrowha wk. Wood · w t fr a me Sl 25. Ca 11 c·ht~m an thC'1.r ne w s torl' ~~ l''.<f)l'rat•n~·l'·d Pe~m . •I 2p? 540-2521 For gd used fu rn. anti-bndgt' Irv 559·1637 SSl-45W 10C:ated .~n Sout·h· Coa ... l Part 11m1: l'a~ll' up l'X Weocrer health ins. s1l·k ---------•I ques&rlr TV's957-81J3 ~l~Zll ~A V< 1.1-.quu.. pt•r an Bl>Sl'l Salary pay, V<1Cat1on & b<mu-. ~°' aton Yard soa.. 350 1R RPM Ret·ords tPre 628 romml'n:-. with l'Apt·r No sales.Willtram :'i H llo1po1nt :\I H'rowa vl'. Dlrunj!rm i.et. l~eo\al 7 Fn·Sun 10-5. Ant1QU('S. ~1 · old Galleon s(up 'feacher·PreM'hool Ct•rt Anah1•1m t'all Hoy Loe." alrno:.t ne~. pnred for pe ('OUntr) sl:>lt'. hh rurn. accessorie s . a p model o ffi ce r ur 11 °' expcn l'nte 1!'>·20 hr-. 714 1956·2680 CALL645·0336 qwck!.ale I~ 02611 new StiOO 6Jl·l230 pliant~. elc 3 S llP Sea f£13-1!8US __ per v.eek. Call for appl TRAINEE POST. /\lrconditioner trailer or Twin bed & hdbord. x1ra Ki.AA 0 B. 300 W llonrfa Lovely old breakfront. &10-8820 Wo m e n n "ed l'd ro r house. v. al~r cooled long, besl quabty worth Gen. 4 ?OOx 15 whale leaded glass doors . ~.a.r -------Switchboard operator. ~ ~·,oHr 640.7369 ~.sell ror S50 642..fi846 waJls, L1res & whls TT, r akech ruf! and wait to lt:ap tall ldgs al al•---------1 TECHNICAL EDITOR Must be dcpcndablt• houst!c l eani o ~ SH\ -"' ., HD439 El Mondena, N B bangm~. Diamond and Engm deg, Journalism Availube for most shifts Good pay & hrs. Robbie's c.. dbl Table with leaf &-0 eha1rs. train'I! or exp & com <.:all for appt 645·7565. Rag&Mop.543-0757 ~an. S~~n!>love. solid wood. ha nd car ved. Sa l o nly 9·5. Camper !..~ng.S73-3l84. s1~le boun , should some capa bt1e::. or th C'and1clate oscn to JOin 011r c·o. Also should have xlnl Sfl & IYPIDI! sk1 lll::. w a fnl'ndly pcrsonahly <Jome & JOlll u H'ry an oova11ni.: markt•tmg c·o Call 1\ndr<'H, 54!1 7t l:l SECRETARY l'c rsonabk m:alun• h q~hl y · 1•0°mpl.'ll•n t ""rrC'la ry for form:.il NcwportCeoh•r or·~ of<· Lite bkkp~. rnt•dl<'a I in suran<·e t•xp. dt·~1rablf• but nol l~ent1al : Short hand helpful: Orj.'!a n11.1nj.( ab1hty rt.'QUJ rt•<J. Salary open. 8-5. Submit rull rC' ~ume Su 1lC' 304, 200 /lll'14JlOrl Cl·nll'r Dr . 'II B . Ca 926611 S SECRETARIES S Secy to PrCtl, l?rt ben· n.ies. co & pos. Sl7 .ooo. Many Othe r Positions Employers Pay All FN•s Liz Hemdcrs Ag<'nt·y 4(YlO B1 r<"h S t. Ste 104 Newport Bcul·h. 833-Hl OO C.ill "'or i\ppt/Estab 'f>4 Scl·unty BULLOCKS WILSHIRE now accepting applica· lions for full time pos1· lion as SECURITY AGENT Apply in person 3pm.Spm Mon to Fri 83 Fashion Island ~wporl leoch prehens1vE' knowll'<IJW ot Y•CHTWORKM...... 962.0752 custom $295. Wa she r , shell . 10 s pee ds. ice 20 ~al hexagon aquarium motorcycles r ec1. com TRAV t:Li\GENT ,,,,. ,,,,."' ----dryer. refng. Che~t of skates. r ha irs. rerord w/stand S75. Waterbed. putcr exp strongly pr<•f l::x(>t'r Reqmred Exp power/sail tech Like nl'w t\1tch('n~11d dis draw(•rs H1dc·a ·ljl•d playt-r. matenul. muc h w1heal e r $150. BWlk For national motorrycll' 49'l-8425 f\1 11 time. 645-0222 Hu:-., hwasher $150 Gu:-. ran.:l· Misc ~·3785 more 31 11 Coohdl!t' Avl'. beds, lamps . dressers . Magazanl· Sl•nd resuml' or~:._~~e~:._-S&S.Washer&dr)•er S150 C M wallm1rror.etc.89<!·(2W to. Sheila L.1" tor. M!l!I TRAVEL AG EMT both. 646·~ l)rexl'I bdrm sl'l. wood & Monrovia ,\\.~ B :121;1;3 Exp only Prl'f Sabre Y:ird man for rental yard bra.'>~. im· kg ~1 mdt SAT ONLY Plant!>, louts , Newport Ht•1:wh Tenn1:, t r:lini•d C all Lola. htt•mechanic knowll'df.!l' May+aqwasherS75. 1 bxspnn~ Pl':-. or 'l'I lumber &lotsof~ood1cs• Clu b Fa m i lv nil'm Tl't·hnk1an. T c m 1> l..'1111 trol!i. :\I aJOr r 111tt rol, l>44·Mll!. & a ble lo wor k ~1th G4'Hl374 i\lw.·twnbt·d.m<itt.bx !'h ·S509271Krc•pp l>r. ben.h1p.S900M0·2771!. public W5il l'liH·1•n11 a. ~pnn~ & framt• ~tovanJ! H B !m:l 5<!:.!5 manuf ha~ opl'llm~ lur 1"t'P1':."i1':TT1':HS. l'hoto \•xp'd fields :-.t•f\ 1c·c· tt•c•h Sti ,. our a cl u n d c r Mm ol 2yr~ t')l,P rn t:lt•t· l'hntotypt• Setll•r, The tnc·al & l'IN'l ro1111· 1·011 lkah:;t:-. trot ,yi;t<'ms n•q t'.an·l·r . • po:; wifull fnn~t·s Sl'ml TypL'>I dcrk tiOwpm Edit rt~umC' Alln Oon Whlll' m~. malur~'. ex per 20 Barber·Colman Co ~r:. wk f lex1bl<' 81~ 4220 Von Karmo.an S1s~{'rs of Orana:e Co N.8. 9i!o60 ~I 2511 __ _ 752-0365 Gi:t GREEN cash for WHITE elt'ph~ints v.1lh a ClasMhcrl ,\d C.a II 642 SbiH If you're not reading the hllle ads in Classified. you'r<' m1:.::.in~ a lot of newsy 1nformat1on a s well a!> some i.:real buys Cl\! Stove 30" Tappen. l'Xlra mu.o;t ~di 1mmt•d1:it1•1\ l' ,\H P t-:T S l> 11{ f:(' 'I' t·lean. 75 G;is drvt•r. li75-!.1747 . Appltam·e:.. Furn You lk·1~e nvlon plush. S:I !15 Merchandise .....•....•...•........ ~ 8005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PUILIC AUCTION MANY ITEMS OF F INE ESTATE JEWELR Y. ART OBJECT S, AN· TIQ UES . F I NE FURN ITU R E. ETC PHONE FO R IN FO & BROCHURE. &l5·2200 sis 548·44H5 . namt' il! Sal. ,\pril ltl. yd Ha ltXw C.1rµc1 M1lb Anliquf' 3 Pl'!> :'otah<H! 10am5pm. 21ili2 l'lub 137<1 l.;q:on . c .M Stove. <'ll'l' wrh1i.:h & lov. oven:.. c·ll'J ll . S!J5 Wa shing mat•h . S45 RC'fng, S75 !'>-iH·4~5 Kirby Vacuums fo':irtory Author1 led s J l ti::.. st-rvire. repair & parts NC'w & rehu1 ll modl'ls Jl affordaole pncl'S F'rl'l' hom<' dl•mo nstrat1on.., av111lable South C:nJ:.l Kirby, 27601 Forh1..·-. Hd . i:26. Lagun a NI ~U\•I 831·2855 lx'<i.room . .i p1·~ Walnut. Ml">il Pl . C M ~l!l-IUl!I. 675 5906 JU pc!'-\\·alnut d1n1n~ sel . - - -Oak buffet. dr:iwlcaf, thl !\11sc rurn1turt', <11shl''" 17 P<' Wallart' :.lerh ng l'hr!>. d rl'~i.er, chl'st S1ot11 srre..·n~& anltQUl's S600 751 6525, 6-nP:\1 t>t2 7J.l7 ___ 675·1:1z.tO ooly Sora bed. 6' hh· brn. Xln1 cond S75 Other items 759~1f .. 17 Watt'rbed. a 111rame ~tyle. mallrC'!..'>. pedesll. hea tr :.tilJ boxt-d SHON 770·4904 01n1nf! :.t•L. blondt• t !'111aj.'!ra v1braun~ <·hr. S40 I wa\ t1tkl't from 0 C Bnt:fra::.eS5 ll1dt: Roll A1r.µorl lu H obb y a v.ay bed. SIJ 2092 Airport. Houston Wonh W a 11 are A v l' . C M S140. sell S80 or be!.l ol 548 1011 rer 496-1»60 Sup l' r U t' J I ' :1 Ht> :'o10VI N<; rus t sofa & Woodland St .. t' ~I <.11 lme ~e..al Hl'friJ?crator. leyJiAM·5P:'o1 SJl 11nl~ S8S 640~70t~fore b 311 Attention Bosses 6' upnght United llarn,•st Queen fre<'Z<'r. xlnt rond S27S. 646-5972 chmn; labh, & ~1d1•board S75 Bla<"k '111~ I chair t. ottomun S45. Call alt Spm, 54544;5 Oak m1ss1on ('hair SM Tn ply '>Laml~'>. waler Refn~. f' f' $85 Mtc-hJ: lei.ii cookw arl' nen•r ('()U('h & lovCSt-al $1 10 been u~. Va lue S350 Wood framed c-ouch S60 Willi.ell for les::.. 042·4213. Not/0110/ Secretorles Doy is April 25.1919 On Wednesday, Apri l. 25 , 1979, the DAILY publish a special page h onorin g Secretaries. PILOT will This is a unique way to give your secretary the recogni- tion and thanks she or he deserve s . • • ,,.,\ ..... '\, ·-·~"" ;"h. , ... : :iJr:( 4 1'"-'iu ')\•(.; :>. r' "• •." c '"'· ~ ~tr.~-: s:~":L~t· t):.;1 ..:r,;v•.J >. l':-.. ,y, :..'\-':o "·.~; C'.tc.· ,~.!\\\ I "'-"'• ~ : ... \ ,~,, .. ,~ h"?y'\..:".'';a,~fol ; ~t.t~·~ ~1\ "'·" ':'\/\\• ;.;,,\. ,,, ... ,, ~·\·~ ~'·'"'~ r,\·•:~ t•·.,,, .t.-t• ift:-·~· .;.~'\f',\"° .. 't, '·'~ ~tJ\ \\?,'i> ,4., • ., ~ ~· ·-·'· ~ .... ),,,,:\t ,,,,.,. This 1s the actual ad size For best reproduction a clear b lack and White photo of any size can be ~. Your message will accom· pany.the picture as shown. If you choose not to publish a pie· ture. flit the space w ith yovr message. Yes. for only S20.oo. you can publicly thank your 98Cretary before an audience of 350.000 readers DAILY PILOT For more information and to place your ad call 642-5678. Deadline for reserving space ts April 20th ~ ...... :,.... ..... _. • ._, ... ,. -.,, ~ • ,, .. , •• r ,. .. ,. ........ ---............ - , lie~ 8020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWllCYCLE *CLOSEOUT* Upto20%off. ROLLER SKA TE Rl•ntals. Sales & Ac• resson es . Most s izl'll in stock. Ocec.tfront Bicycles Balboa Pier, Balboa 67$-6510 SCHWINN Vars1 l y. 10 s pd. like new. 559·6645 alter s PM Girl's Schwinn IO·spd, ---- Llke nt•w 2·P<" st-t·llonal. S.HO. CoffN' & end tables SGS. Zenith t·otor 25 .. S395 Sterl'o con soll' S29U Washer & d ryer S225 17 rt:fn g S335. fros t -fret'. $335. Other m1~c 1lems. t192.;229 Wall.'rbt'CI. king ~t.. 1·om plete. SIOO Pr bur ~toob. lk nw S.W Upholsl\'red <"Ontemp rocker St 10 K.in~ bed. hnens St 75 Upholstered chu1r S40 Lmps & misc 548·5438 L a r gt> v.ooden l1 g h1 walnut l'Xecut1ve des k S198 Student desk SIO Wooden light ~al n ut cabmel for TV. bar or $tereo S20. Portable TV S20 968-2187 xJnt cond1t1on SI 10 ---------- 644·0238 Mens IOspeed N1sh1k1 Xlnl <'Ond 751-4289 8035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• **I BUY** Good used F4rmture & Appli ances -OR I wall sell or SELL for You MASTERS AUCTION 646-8686 & 833-9625 Loose cushion couch SSS -----Btfl dan<>tte S75 T v.o F:lert hosp bt'd. S25CI . mtrhS? LR chair~ S20 t'J Wht'el c hair . like nu, 121) E 23rd =22. CM Sl75 wk 11842-3010 eve -312·9954 I 841 7339 Tabl<' ~aw. tel' n;ulPr , p1rk up t rul'k, tl·n t lluckl?t St'Ul!i. nails. tint!>, trailer. l'IC<' drills. wa lk bikes . m van, all k1m.ls of r;1mp· tnl! 1H·ar. b ulltl•n J? -m;iter1ab. lllllt more IGO Sq yards brn pl u~h item~ 221 f: t9th St.C71t l'Pl. very l?ood cond. I '·! 910 Pa rl< Ave. Balboa Is l. Sat/Sun. Ant1qut·~ & J?ood furn. & much mon• -----Hoechold Goods 8065 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 125 yards 2 tone g reen s hag ca rpetang good cond.495-1641a rt 6pm. JewMy 1070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JEWELRY yrs old. will :.ell pa rt or all.~ call lx!fore 2pm. 4934440 4 TICKETS FOR ANNIE Wed. April 18. Good Orcheslru seats. at my l'(JSl Sickness forl'e~ saJe. 644-7211 or 675-41170 ... ·~ ,._ ..... -......... ' .. _ .... ~-----~----........ .._ .... ' ., .. -... -~. ................. ~. ,,, ' ..... ··••b 1 f t . . , . .. .. -· :~( ·f.. I-I ,,._ ..... '...""' I':__ -~ ,., (ti ... 1011 Mlu iliii•• 1010,... IOl1 n...... '~........ " .... Power to40 Slilurdey,April "· 117'1 DM.YPILOT ---··-•••••••••; -·•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tM, SW.. lffl .. tOJO -·•••••••••••••••••••• • -...... ¥ I·~ ,........ raft *1J. llovaot to Ult ~oaat, S.by fl\altlll .. 11 dwttka, •-••••••••••••••••••• -• '••••H•••••••••• •. laja lllOfdfilh bolt ....... Po...-9041 ...... .... tl61 ~Ill adOf:J belmeia ia.u _.tell ,._,.old GI o.;:.•.a • ......... 13 Co•pl. atareo 111ttlQ I Chrlatraf\ VI enl(t, OMCcfiwt Mueb more ..... , .................. _ ..................... _ ... _ .. _ .. _97-.Z- All Car ractio1 •• dollJ w1hr /dt)' r, refrl 1 , ... houa..t In rna1nlflrtnt w/~ tl'UI, WUr riaht --Ul•ZZ2T. S.yCndser2:5ft. lb1la, 11' Bpirit Cal w/tr.a. 1'71 =~ .. ..: M turf board SU. A&uk walnut b1&Het. dloatt• TIM-;;;-aod ... y1 ~-craft r1Lm·m1de bud controt. matched 26. f"i...._I dj 1 460 ~nbtd. Npt. Bdt Slip, colc.red aalla 11 100. w ....aiia - '\q,llp. bite rra. W to;. Mt...._~apavox console. 1200 In~• permft ubinet. Incl. Sar11enl· palr.21MIH•3 _..l!i 111111 ese Sl ,3.'IO. 64Hll1 ..!•!!:•~7~•!:._ __ • __ • __ t:=-:-:::-:~7.~~-:- aio. propane 1a1 maausan,y cbellt. lam ... 'papen Movjof nsuat ftayment 8~"°°° rJuoor· CRUISING EQUIPM ENT r.'ooJTt!e c:~a~t:."~~~,; :m. <>Pen la wu:h. needs llW f'l~lw cruialnl ~!1.'.!..!;!!"J1~11·~.~ . .. llatler WtcMll ...... chJldren'I fura a ..... !WI-MB • a....,Ufwr. ar,. type Groco heada.~Grover air ~acket. a nchor. comp81)!1 l'Witorin1•· saoo. ,....._, "-refulfv maln· .._.. ~·... I 1114m toya.Mi--ah6 · --A record ch•n R4'r. hom / ...,...... "9 ~ _ RabbiU ror s.i.· t>warf». ~· upe deck re· , w com , & tank. actory demo. M0.000 631-4116evea. Uilned ~ow~. ldeal 1M· lt laoder lnboard ~ ' 1.-....-.1100. Food de IO II U te.1 fisb tub. U 00 ucb Dul r h . /reoroduc•r. 2 ex· Jacobi ladder. r adios. 541-4163. '62 Owe.n.a Tabihan lrl· farYDt . NewaaJll ulla, w /a llp, fh. llJ .. rator 111. Cal 1 m.an1 plaallc plants, eaUlomAu le.00 eacb' t.emal Fi1Mr1pkrs S450 :.:; ~~ e°l~'~ '75 fi'antaey, t9'trt-hull, cabin. bank repo. At our " new ~ ... l __ ~verk: 11500/offer. ff ff.,.. m.-.. •om a filter •qui p Cl MZ·;.,u 673-•l &Mhp, OMC, 1/0, 6 cyl docks for in&pecllon. Evlllnlde~.A• IM2·13Sl,,_·D9I ..... ;.,.. ,_£.:_ N I hHttf"l It m lac. for --p.m.11$-6444. .........._,, X1 t d lo h-Good li abo-_. .. e U\1 .... ...-.. -..-Ol' e ma1u1 Sera laraertanl&.I '42 ~ 1, Moon l)warf Parrot '4"Cl)IOrTV i-~Y o con · ·~· ve-an1, ma. l2'1aUboat ..,..... "'he ltaDCloCf ' w/wroutthl iron caati. wllb contract. -------Trai lri ght t ra I l"r. olfer. Bt1Ul. 37' Aldnlletcb. bit fiberglass. brand8*.. li•*'M edlUOft OOQble Nd1prud, o ld needl •lot of coanp• 4.9477~ SSSOO/ol(r,645·7176. LarsonYachtSaJes In 1830. t int cond . 55Hll8 • Tone91M-l741 raahlon loo\1n« pin~ -·--L•p'"""' .......... 1 WOW'' 17• K 125 HBP 27o.1W.CoaslHwy ..a..ooo.a.5.'!lllO • ~t ttem, Ooun«-1111 ruwaou . _,, v .. ,......., NI~ 25'' rokir TV :I yr , on a • Newport Sch 646-9687 • o.taUl ,..,.,l', new. ~ · , M.rl:)t oew w · ISt. ~ard, tn color,•·. 2 w rrllftly, Cr dehv"ry. • • Evinrude 13,500. Im mac 251\ sail boat. cutty ubln. IMh. Sllpl/ )'II. lllw wht leo. wbltt< or plnk crochC'tt'lt Y"'-vt'f'Y affect• proti•i• $~.'4&·1786 cond.838-0757 a.· Searay Wkndr, Ip hr11, center coclrpit fiberglass Docb 9070 -Wlprinttl0.*'9C* '" throw JMIJOW s,, All dy uvie-. ndl &d homto "'rt·e ..... ,._, __ 1'V t1·•• I SPECIAL SALE 16' Boat top cond. trlr. a s kg const. 9ushlOllB. Full sail •••••u••• .. ••••••••••• -;;aQw YOUR OWN S.t/ Sun tGM31 Mon 1 t3'l7 .., ...,Uf\H-• ..., yr S£A RAY ~.979 Motor llnd Trailer S300 Sll,500. Wknds 871·5762, comphment. Spinnaker SI.I'S A y All.AILI "" f'1 KM:rll •t.2$0 ••k · wnl\Y. fn.-.: del & 11et up 847_2695 w1tdys879-9360 +. s.1,000. Fred eve. " YACNewport6t6-065l ·~ far Jane ' ,._ • ar-t IOtO 642 ~ JO' Rll ... IU wknds. 714/M&-1339. IYDROPONICALLV ~ •••••••••;;.i;.~ •••• ••• 26' 16' TS 01-I " SI ._. I ~s· G O• your v@ry own -~&..._... .... se Ne w dlr must sac. 12ft.Klte w/trait.S550.t3rt upwanKU or ·. ra'! Vffn~t' l But th~ ~Aux-srlClALh .. w--L-...1-Ftybrida9 $49,9°9o . Loaded w1lh FJ $475/080. 898-1346/ Mariner Cruiser witb.13 ._JI' toc»l ol Uvloir No ;..._. 1011 ....• :-................ e1n1~r Newport Sch Slip avail generator·cabin heater· 846-1446 beam. Qwel Uve abo~rd d' a a 1n1 m o w n • THIS WUtC!! -........ .... I t ~ loaded. including trlr + w I th is m 1 n t co n d dual trim tabs·compass· O'! beautlrully i:n.aLO· d • i ....................... N4,,.. 8'1mhaU fk1tl·n1'\' -nlU •c:• ma n Y x tr a 5. ( 4 > ribergla.ss yacht. Hauled mlcropbor head·deluxe West Wight Potter , 14 n. tained boat . No kids or ~, .. ~n~ewaarlroun\lrindalp!!_ .~"'!'M'I Tl11!.K1,flr,7"~· Sl44~ c w Rr1mh611l s.r.tc. OJO ONLV!ll SZl,000 &ruiintedMar'79 Slps 4, interior-and much xlnt cood. Seagull out· pets.640-~. ·--... "" ... ~ •• •• ~·· D-e MO<k!l l~. SIJ.49 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..-board. t rlr, c us hions. duct Ion . 20 r a.ttr 213 587.:ioJ'I ~~nJrnh..1U fo;llt1•, s i ·· Mtttuwi1c/Elettnc1a.n 21l uanRISON'S hu ele<: galley on main m~h more. Call Mr. Sl795. 545-9967 AVALON HARIOR t()"nWUI. Many Ume. th<' ·~'W P k • ds l1M dee~ Lg cockpit. & all Olsen. (714) ~-1200 50' g vailable yiekt ol ll•rdt"n &p•~e. tWC411 (irand SJ:l95 Pull lln .... ur yrs exp. t r ins, or , t'ra RAY BOATS eqwpmenl for r1sh1ng. HOBI E 14, comple t e moonn a , fwwt'r lnaeet ~robiems. twlnl••• 1011 l\.awar Gr1r11~. 0 n ... n . G M . & '11.A Economic al Perkins 1975 Century Raven 270 without trailer, good Best ofr. over SS0,000 . . 1>1an&a not .. , K1l.'\i by ······················· BRIMHALL P,fANOS &Ummvco·nt::~1:ie~4~~~~· 3101CoastHwyNB enameshconsuhme only 3 lwWatnte rl./ODeaqnuaippeOdlnitn. cond.$780.644·93'79 callaft S,673·9176 wind rain oc other 4.ll y h Ar.•°'' """' ' .. · • "-l I 2547 gaf per r eac at crulse. P "''ip needed for 33• ~wr ' ' ~-ama a 11u.1tar ~ l'llnie ··Auttt co·~ 1>111• ll~rlesl> Fted. v • yet prov1'de top speed of 493-5604 Ca peed f th d I "" ments . Cau d t'I Sol ILl.ntrondillon $9U -~· -------------t30,s o. a o. _s. boat.OeilreNB loc. ·;.11 <Jtoeenhuuiw!i. Call Mr f.44 023lt l'6t 1111 C'l('l yoor buat ready for _ 16K. Full electronics m 17• Tri·hull 140 Mere. jl.L'>loverhauled. teak mt. Rudy 213·748-1171 dys, Petersat496-5333 ----i.ummer David Holmt.>S, Xlntcond.trailerforupto e luding r ada r. Call cruiser Full can vas. $26,800.846-4290 714 626-6425 e ves & - -~,..,.._.It O&H Manne. Specialties owner evens for com knds ... ,...... IOIS Kohll'r & Campbt>ll run Ill Jet. outdrive & 8 dnve. 16' boat. No reasonable plet.especs. 67J.3475 trailer. SJ.500. 64Hl693. ·77 ca1 2·29, dsl. whl. vhf. _w ____ . ______ _ WANTED ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.olt prnnn. xlnt i·und fiberglass r~pa1r:.. xlnt offer refused. 67J"3025 llocln. Sail 9060 rdf. fatho. km. ban enl.c;. SUP AVA IL. For clean TOP CASll DOLi.A ft OPslcl ror suit-, <''H'<'llllVt· $OOll S5G 0525 LWlt' up work. Call now loats. Po-.r 9040 17' Thunderbtrd inboard, ••••••••••••••••••••••• auto P•IOl. cng stove. rlr 30·.35· pwr bt List~d p " I 0 •·o R y 0 LI R ,,-.\Jtx!. bdrawer hke new ~ M-ha...1 8092 548-~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• outboard Mere w/trlr Sol"al 18, Sl700 2 sets rurl. 2 a nchor s. s lip w/us For Sale. 548·~. • --...., -SUlOO or trade ror batl " Mu"h mo re Im ma" Brok J1'..."WELRY. WATCHES. r•:>twl ...., .. .t~km" $175 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----"""' ... TERS•ECl"l Ls l " . " er T OBJEC¥1'<' G o " ...,,,.,., "" Avon Red Crest xlnl. ~ ..-"' boal&lrlr 548·8457afl S sru · new tramp, tr r. Musl see Xlntftnanc1ng. -------AR ''"?· OL • Chr.. blk bWIH'I ~ Jrm:. NEW llOMI'.:, modl'I I.iii, cond. Jusl returned from 28· Unifhte in bristol x.lnlcood.642·0105 $29K.646·363 l or644-8910 Single responsible quiet S i t.V ER Sl'.RV l CF. ~tall$60 Askmit$2Stl t>xct-llt'nl l'ond $115 fu<.'t.reht.Floorboard & cond. Outnggers, F /B,28ft F.G.Luhrs Fly B manw1th40'Classic all FTNE .,~URN ITUR E & boughtw/dt' k Otherofr 642500bcvl·i. ' 08 mount incld. $475. on brd bail tank, tfoal l900Boat·NewChry 440 C.oronadol5,S1600.Fast& COR. 2Sextras will cons teak s ail boat. com· ANTIQUES.645-2200 rum & <'QWpm•·nt avail • __ ..... : 809-4 ,_,.29181,,,.6_2379. cntrl. twn vs. can be Rad1o·R1 gKer s F.lt'ct Fun. Like new w/trlr & car in trd. $7500. Call plementarytoany homc. ' . • Call&t.2~1or775·1774 ~G~ ...,.,. "'" f I $6000 I Refer++ All n l'Over 64. 2·0105 cc.o .. =c f """-4012 bo d o Neall Superswt. Taped __ _ __ __ __ :?::"••••••••••••••••••• yours or on Y • nc + · new 1 ....,.,.,.,.,.,; o c o>olV • loolung for live·a ar "ea m s . Used on c e Oe."k 60x30 w t 40x20 Used wet ~uit< & divu loah,Msifte s lip. <N.8 .1 Pvt ply, terior. Must Sell Sts.950 '77NEWPORT30 'Sru I s lip with s h o w e r " " " " " s.-...tP'•ltt 9030 7S.Z.0424or963·9086. or offer, Curtis 631 1266 16 pe w/lr r. new rig-r ·ti I ,, .. 4 6742 doesn.lfit 5110. 548-0256 ped.blk melal & formica "ear, tOu m 7i>m. Tanks CV • or675 "''"S Crwse eqwpped. lots of mnn, oood cond. wood act l es.'" . I . lfl ,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• U007" ,. ... ..,"" .Firewood Special. Fa n· Sl:.l. Blk 4 dr ega 1 l' & regulators. IM0-4840 GRAY MARIME •79 Scarab.J30 TS out extras. hull, $800. 552-8438 loah. SpHCI & ,0 .,; o ft g •~ d ..... 585· blk storage cab $S5 -------drives.SS hours. Load~: 13ft. BOSTON WHALER. 661.Q:!l __ -Sid 9080 .._...c .,..r am .... c · ..w. Exec J>OC'll dlk chair $60 Alva Board Powe r Flex The trad1Uonal heavy du· 65 mph plus. Stored on bow & side r111ls, Nev. 1r . ·75 MFG Sail. Cutty -.25581898·2312. __ blk occas. c h . S25 Five<;, l.a:.er S lalom ty, lightweight marine trailer. Must sell/best of· JShp Johnson.newcovcr '76 Santa Cruz 21 w/lrlr cabin. 3HP motor. Trlr. •••••••••••••••J••i •••• 714/497·Z4J1 TrucksS..10 C'all892 1851 engine To 350 HP. Ge· f l.rallcr $3500 673 Hi89 t•\111 race. north sail~. all t!Qutpment. sharp' 16· Fbrg l:. w / o nson From new home, 8 . -----n u1 n c new Pa rts er.731-1216CL-~J . . ·--Sl9.500 637-604Jl•\e:. ~ 551 2906 75hp + lrlr. Xlnt coniJ. sliders. Ul u· slider & Secretanal desk Oer~e-Tl'f\nt~ RJl.kl•t overflow Aut.honzed Dts.r : Bristol -25' Apollo 2 yrs old. ltkt• , . -~ tracks. Cal149J·3745eves tum). chair & m at S250 2u, off Shauwatc>rt. Services, (7l4)892·S54I S46-12001wori&I nl'v.. all xlra~ SIS.000 Columbia 26 MK 11 6hp, Laser batlboal. xlnt cond J6' F'hr~ls w /Evinrud\: 6-9PM. _ IRM Ex ec. e l ec Wibon,llt·ud.\'1ctoqiut. Ask forJerryPt-rktn:. f>IJ-2860 outbd,VH1".knotmctcr. As kin g S750. hom e 50hp. t-trlr. xlnt con<I \611 ... DOW SH""DES typewriter . ltke new 5S7-t).'l97. ~o &17J Avon Redcrest 9'6" tn· extras. Clean $8.~50 846-6864 work 634-081S Sl.200. C.:all 494·7191 ,. .. '" . "' ssso. All for $72S. H55·2274 • -----fiatable, all access. 2hp '77 Century 20· 01><'n bow. 11 l-'1bergalbs 50hp i-:\ in P P 58(i.5(~1 -Ev11lor Bhnds. Woven ------.-Lomplete scuba '!ulf1t mlr. $900/080. 536·7Jl7 235 hp 110 . Dual canvas elect strt. full l·ntrb, top <.:al 2 2'4 hkc nu. :>atl or 1976 25· Sleekc raft d uy woods, pull blmds. etc. Paymaster check writer, w 1 1''c r11y B C & Dual batteries. Many & w1ndsh1eld . ttlt. Ericson 27 new inlt.>r motor to Isl on t gal l'rwser 460 F'ord e ng 20·40'11..offallitems. $65. Sw1ng l1nc c lec Sc·ubapearl. A.<.: meter Find what you want in xt ras . Askin~ $8900 tr3tlH. fi 4fi 1105 or Spinnaker VHF. loaded diesel, boat at S<1 !='hore Jet. Lo hr:. Good cond ASPEN 645·8951 stapler, $40. 54S·3349 $350/offor. 552·11712. Daily PHot Class1r1eds. 847·6827 646-1430 Clean. OB 546 9089 Y c Newpt Bch 548· 1288 Call 997· ll08or 997·4-IOlJ ' Here's How You Can Use Our Famous Dime·A·Lines ~ our famous ~ P" ~ THREE CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU • Bring them or mail them with correct cash • DEADLINE : J p.m Fndav -JlO W.B.lvSt .• C.M. 11 noon -All br anch office!> to one of our' convenient offices. • No livestock. produce or pfants. DIME -A-LINES • LAGUN A BEACH 1t86 Glenneyre St • lllo comm~cial ads allowed. ·COSTA MES A 330 West Bay ~ Each Item must be pnced with no item .. • HUNTINGTON BEACH 17875 Beach Blvd. over S3S. . ... LAWN osc1llator S2.T ll REE Malibu ,DI NETTF. tabh• :is.JWHITE a nd gold 9IRATT1\N ht'adboardi.:W,\Sl tt-:K a' 1~ tU!;\l,\HBELIZED \\all Rollaway twin bed Rarbii•s with a Four <li1Wtl<' chair' drawer dressN S35. ~l::!·S20.EndlablesS7 · Cnh ,ind malln•:-... µancl-.S:h·.11'11 :\h't.11 ·S25 White van roof Golden Eagle jeep, S I 0 ('a<' h T \\ o 1 Dis h" asher. new C'ach Pots and pans I S20. BalJ\ l'hangini;: !.l1•p ,1 .. 111 ~;, l\l am. vent Sl2. Two 36x36 c I o l h l's and a c · matching h\'lng room motor S35 Folding 35c SI Pictures and t table Siii ·1\w l\\ m \\hill' ;1nd 'I"" t shoe~ louvre windows Sl5 cessories $4. T wo chairs S20 i'al·h ;\la· bed S30. King s iH· frame s J5c ·S2 1 hed s I :'> t>ath Ml.l' I~ l>:i JM11 ;\I.in' f'ach Campe r van la rge hanging w;ill pit' coffoc table ~-mattre-.s like n ew Drtc>bSer SIO. Addin~ Dinette tabll-and 2 OO\\hn~ .,hot., <.11c >I ~ink and raucet SIS. planters. burnt wood Antique mirror S2U S25. Box spring S25 machine. good condt· chair-. i Double bed S 1 FI o" •' 1 IHI l '> 19in r eel m o wer SIO earh. Cash only. En d tabl C' SIS 1-'ra me SIO. Kang lion ~. Record cut· Sl2 Bah~ hath tub 5r·50t· rnhprnp~lcne needsworkSISGrass 897·3489 P aper bal.'ks 25t' bcdsprPads like ne" ting unit S20. Three Sl.511 Walkl·r 2 rontou1Pd 1hJ11 s.i dltc her SS.Van snack Chairs SIO·S20. 120 S. SI! ilnd SIO Desk c hu1 rs SIO·S20. Two Roundm<'lalpallol.Q · rm1"1·r ... :-ll•at•h tr'ay S3 . Two JOinPORSCHE 914 chrome East23rdStrrct Apl cha1r.swi\'clS25 Old b Uttcascs S3·SS . hie :ind c·h:11r<, SJO · fl.12 !l5'.IO 'gla!ts antique globes wheels with chrome 22. Costa Mesa · kind of ant i q u c St~r<.'O in l'abinct SIO ;\lctul rlouhle frame - SS cacl\. 9xl2 lilac rug hub ~~ps, cxccllcnl ----dresser S25 Marble Typewriter S20 H<rby SS Tor ho'< S5 Hound TWO Cht'\ \ II tires t n l!t'd!' clean ing $8. ~ond1t1.on S25 each, TWO VW J6h11 l'nl!tnc•s and gold end table carry bed SJ. B<iby maple• t~ibt.• S:l.'l Four Thr1•t• t1m ... tnd nms Fpr<1 !'1un\'h•ors.2 for 557·9126 S25 ror hoth. 6\' VW S l 5 F o ur burner hikt-scat. rattan S8 mupk ('h;t11-. St.'l ..,» Spa1·1• lwatl'r :-5 S7 Two pu1r mens PUBLIC address gencra1or an d npartment stnve 10 Wh1lr wrought iron Chri.tnfdr.m·l'l'":>:!U lr111vhlad1•;urrnnd1 golf shoes size 8 SS monitor speaker S20. voltagl.' rl·~ulator :-0111 White baby cnb 820. patw seal S20 each corr ··~ t .1h1.. ~ 1 H t 1mwr s::?O 21 rn TV,, pair One pair Dodge Motorcycle tarp SJ. F our r ebuilt \'W Babyrlolhl·s andtoys l.rt.>JsegunSJ.Kmck I.amp ... ··,,111 1•.tw1 Ulll'\''"~'"nl·dot•1'n·1 vanrearvit>wmirrors M lcr opho n 1• SJ5. lype 3 fut•l 1111l·Ct111 ' 2.'le·.'>Oc Green sofa knackslOr-SI Sil St ru rn1tur1· :>.'1 ~15 ~3U •~1~11.11.11 S8 pair. Philco C'ar Gulla r pickup SJS. S5 each. Three old :>30 G1 N.•n lo\'e Sl':tl CI air Lant'. C ;\1 513 298i lfF:Al'll h.11!' ~ • .); rnd10 SJO 9>.12 tent no 631 ·4186 la\\ n mowl'r" with ~20 Phonc 1>16 379() 9Si Oi88 --,-. ----, -2 S3 91>.! 111'110 p0lc~ S30. St>rofoam ---eng1nl's Sl.'l lor all 853 Towne Strel'I. . 67 \ W t•ngrnt• lid :.111 ------ blocks 1x!lx6 soc T WO 10x16 ·~ wh~ls ColorTV.dosn·lv.ork CostaMcsa STR OLEE ~t roll cr ;-.; c \I' r u .. I,, HH i\lorl:itt•t!lifi:iii0% lti.tch 1-M Tt<' Downs and tires SIO each. SIO. ·7~ VW van rcor . I S I:! Round v.alkcr ~ k :it t'OOJ rd ll 11 h \\Jth hig humtM:r ~t:l pla~ltC protec·tor:. for Oak rlrt''iS('r 11ld S3S ltd with glas!i SIS C II F: VY P ii rt ' SHI Bab~ backpack "heel' ancl t 1111 k' n0 q 11n rm·kt•t SIO 111 rlJtbcd lo<.1ds SIS. As.,orted wood chairs 548·7503 P n ~er~ I 1 de Ci.11 r1cr S5 ;\h't;il ~;w 5111 ltlX:I I J.!.il aqu.irtum "ith 1Cl4tn truvcr~e rod ~. S:> S3S. Ktng matlrt-SS -----tr;.1nsm1$SIOO S35 011 bunk hl·d S25. r\\011 •• ~ \' tl'' '() r I l'' s R. 117m trn\'ersc rod S.'l. and hoxspnn_gs,good DISllES· foll ~l·n1rr parn'. S5 lnt11k<· prndUl'ls SI li lO PANASO:'\ll' :\~I F;\I 11·rl'-'nod pat111 lntC' T\\O mo tor dri\'C'n ront.lttton s20 t'lll'h for >I .vl•llow and !u ~n11nkls ,s10 Pat•h On·harcl and Atrch., stereo r;1dw \\1th -.phi .,1.,11 :IHI. wickl•r lahle CB AM· Pl\1 mob ii<• Stmnlt'~s steel p<irrol wh1tt• from Hullnd,-. .121 head S::!U L1flN~ S:inta Ana lft'tghh sµt•okl•r:. ~l:'i l\tu·h1·11 " 1 1 11 \\ 110 d 1 0 P antennas SI!> each. l'UJ.!C' S:J.1 \'an '>NII ~20 642 J!lii.'l !;15 f'u-.h rud;, S5 .'l56·W li "t l' P eh "' 1 s ·' :.!;! ·,:1:1 · ':!0 hrai-'> ,,.,. s10 s 11., d n11ckt·r arm ' 5 --I lirncl·n '""'\\1th .,.;t dual truck mirror ·ma ·• ra\H•r KI I! Ii 'I' v d 1• 11 uni . " · DATSL'N truck part<o \\ht'l'I' :-;I \llln,trt ki pl.i1t·cl 11•14 •1 l.i nip S2. mount antenna~ S20 c-ht.'bt .. s.s Lari.:t-chest ,., .. ,10 .. r s.:i.c \tt.·ii·h \.a.Ive CO\Cr!> S5 pair 1..tol1• la11111 ~I 1•lt•1· ·' " ... ' ·• \\ 1 ~ 1 par~ 1 n ~ out 1!170 hooi... la<l1t• ... ll·I> pair Wom;ins small SIS. Sl•ar:> \\d ·•!'u I ml'nh SI ;o.;o SundU) , '1 1' r pu m 11 · rad talor S25. rn1;7 ..,10 •·ntltmhi.i 111 Ft Ii 11 ... haH·• ~I. pop Sil" kell .'' J.!rt'l'n dry \'acuum S35 .. f.X· ,.~11•. 1~11,·""°'' I u 11 .' s S3 li5 d S35 ' tu111 pc11J11<r ~I. th1e1' I S35 ..... ·' ~ .,.,.,., llJ h I oors Cl.ll'h. Gu.,, rt>cnrc1 pla\••r ~:!II :.weJt sun. used 1mct' tra a rge wet suit --- -I 1 m1111tl· a ancers tank S20 i\;\J radio.'" Out.,i"i• hollo\\ d<x>r t·u1 hn.: irons :>I each. i>7. 3012 Killybrookt> Much mon• I Or-SS 1 WOOD trundle b.·d ~ct1 Siii 2~3 cr:ink ... hart d h " 12 ·,_37 .. :.hullers 'lOc t ... ine.CM 540·3811 17411 borra1re Way S35 .\laJtrtJ\OX con ~:111 (amshafl SIO a<; SIO .\l a<;tl'I :ili\Xtlin ''~l_.,.rt'wo t-ach. 7•2 .. x7R' ~hut l\B •nt-.lr 2 1st soil' reL•1rd 1>laycr 1.1m1nA c·n\cr SJ <·~l1nder 15 On\·<' sk:lll'l1u.mh ~~,l'a<'h tersSlcar h. IR·,,.· VW PARTS early bl•tween Tu~tin and S35 \\chcor rc·cl tape ran:. S.I 01~tnbutor shart 525· R"'.:tr end Oout1k lll'd lraml' rolll•d hi ind ..,1 fro t d kl d rf t I d S \1 :-.' 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Complete ~rill SJS ltll•s SJ ;:, \\h11 1• I tl J.!l' 0-:irrur ~\Ith fender pass<·nger braut1ru1 umbrella presso.r SIS l·ndl•r "'eftfl'n<lcrS35 Steer· ceramH' t1l1·-. s:; 1 ~.•ml' 1 :-.aturd.I\ side, good cond1t1on ~.t:rncl SlO ~O;I· 176 RA M BOO pole-, SI da-.h ill!' untl SJO Atr tnf! '-'ht.'VI SS .. 11<'ater lnsHI<' door knoh S:! 0111, ,iftt•i !l.im l6.'l!IO S8: front and rear l~.!.!. Place 642·5872 l'ach. Hanging v.ork cond1l1on rJd1atnr motor s7 TailltJ?hts J\lum wmrln\\ 24x:l!\ 1 11 11 \ r 1 r . bumpers.goodrondt· la mpsS I S eal'h SIS. Fly"hcc•I Slll SSeach.Mufnercom· S3 Al um '''reen~ \\1• .. 1m1m.1 •r n ear tlfi• Ta ... :. cng11w . l,1\1nmo\\1•r .11111 edJ!1•r pa1'h. a ll l'o1 SJ5. ·;1 Uai...un ti uck I enders :>3:i C't•ch . door-; &15 eac·h hood' :>35 each. on)!inal ·s.s l'hr\ v 6 C\ 11 ndc r 1·ng1ne. n1·1·c1-s re hutld1n_g, liut run,. S3S Rob Hti.11 .>:!~ or 96J·6J6.l ---')IZE 11. nn1 • 111t·t 1• formal drt-~>-. 'l'Ullp neck with bo<l1c•\• p111k 'k1rt. 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C~tldrens book~ 25<.· •1 "' ..... each 64 No\'a and 65 Floor carpeting SIO each lliX\ t t nl'" l -• __ complete, perfect King !.pn•ud S6 Six 631·9273 radios Sl O·Sl5 73 6462205 hrltrrl t1rt• SI:> 7fi l>\T~l"\o trui•k '76 DODGE toll or condition SIS c·arh. d(.r a Wl•r ch~est SI 5. G A s dr y c r s 3 s fender skirts S35. llub SWING set SIO. Girls Carom ~.1ml· hoard h1·nrh . .,,._.t p1·1 ll·l·t ~~~ m;t~~~~atc,~r~~d ,Cas h on l y , t:u ll .ood clot ing 25c·S2. Was hing machine caps SJO. Traile r hike SIO. 2 wrouiiht s2 Uadm1111n '>l'I S2 'nnd1t1nn :1;; re,gulator S35. '77 CAP EHART ~11l1d 1 E LECT KI C heat1•1 ~late 'AM FM ~kn•o 11r .. plat·l' :-.:i;;. 'I'\. S35 Pioneer tu he t r a \ ~ S:.I i\ntiq11•· model SX·<W i\)J i'';\l s tai.:t• prop: s 1g11,d ;\lPX o;tcr eo :15 l1 1!hl S35 Mis t· ;\lotorola clock racl111 l..n1 <'kkn:icks 25C·5:l AM S4 T ~ o so I 1 cl t • 11 (fl' c t a b I l• S I state radio~ S8 eJl'h ;\I 11~a1 c la h I l' ~;! Panasomr AM cloi-k \11:.t·. l'h.ur:. SI· :J rad io SS. 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Howlrng O\'a fi·onl bumpur 11 9 Id matlre!.~l1kl'nt'w ~:1:; 1111! 111 •. 1.,r'. run.' l'' ,'5. ·75 Ood~c 6 cyl ti "'I '211 I h b I . ... ll no and "'ht"ll' I\ I h I ,, ' ~ ''arbrr.~t11r s2c.·. Wt l ~Wl v(' Sl'at:) •<' rome $30. Four a ls SI Childs fire PORTABLE 19in TV. S25. Four Camaro · ,. ~ i•ac·h. 1t'l.il c·nt l"• <l'li<'nt :>:.I~,.\' belt ' ·• " W oo d e n g ar a~c 1--------- ·;mat ch1n g padde d e~t.:ineSS. PhoneMate works s:ood S3!i 2CH' s hocks S lO 391i carpel S15.551·6682 rack SS '\1•\\ p.11r h11.: clrl\1' 1111llt·'" for :11r hC'avy rluty rebuilt i·abmct with 6 rom '.ch1lrs S20. Huge suit· ,5 new, V.'Orks Are:it Stale Ave. "'ollow cams ha r l S 1 o. WlllT F. portable sew· rlropt•s S!I l..idil'" 1·1111d1tummg ':.! 1•Jrh Uudgt• startl'r • 15· l>Jrtml·nts S2.'i 50 g:il •:case $lS. Stool·ladder SJO 9-J 1874 Tah1lt Oak Street. Arter one. Ch . • I . . n , h SJO m•v. li(Olf shot'" 1'tti• 111 1• I " 5 19 hi 11 dl'l'JI dl'oh I I\ 7 metal na~ tank SJ:. 15 ··s10. Lamps S2·SIO ':\1C'sa Verdel C!c ioTme \a \e ~O\<;_~s tQu~1lt~da t·k 1ne 7 6~29.'>W •1t'·'3' !3"~'>11 .. t u1 Ch£·,·~ c·hrome whet-ls "DI rn';.lal "as Ian• •p ol hi · to "9 LA D J ES 3 "· P'"'d ...... immA CO\ er"" · " rng s i i:l' --------''· ".n S30 fo l k '55 ,. " "' • o c orina r 0 • r. 0 " ''" Pistons with rods S.15 headboard S20 As· Cl ARINE.'T s T . -------· ur s or S30 16 gal metal air Blender $1. Electric 1 E ITERRJ\NEAN SchwiM bike $35. N OTHER PARTS· 389 sorted lu):lgagt-SIO • . If> ~o Cll 1-:\'Y ... mall block Chevy hub caps SIO. t k $30 II d ·~k nife sharpener Si. walnut dinette table Saturday or Sunday P t 49 SS. Old t' a c h . Ca n I s t er \\OOd chuir. 15 t>:wh lwll hnu"rnA ~.'l "'tlh Colds pot rdrigerator t ~~' le r . a xelacvy S~~>' ·,Basketball basket SS. with le~1r $35. Four calls please. 646·3680 Jl~\~~t'~r 2&, Ch '\~~ vacu um c leaner SIO T able SIS T\\O l>t~t'' l'lutch. pn· ... .,uri: plate S25; ·16 Dodge Van Large a mount of Darrel SS. Ha mmock ma~ch1n g s wivt•l he d ~s:ls h c289 Ski boots S7.SO. Ski SIS ca~h Trunk $2.'l and rhv.ht•<•I $25· radio SlO; '76 Dodge plywood fencin g ss Easel SS Toys c h a1 rs S3S for a ll. II AN 0 e d Kc r S 4 . F a J · eac ,· k t SS 644-8374 01 d II ne n ~ St ·S4 four barn•I 1111 ake' Van front spoiler SIO SIO·SlS. Two 25 ":ti :8a.mes. books Sl·$9: Sin gl~ box sprln"s Rotary mower S25. 5 °r s tarte r SI~. Jae e · Magailm.>:> and hooks monirold S.'JS ·:;7 MG Bob 842·9302 . No metal tanksS20co~h. ·'S46·8464 S20 ~tnAIC m attress Circular suw.7 \'a ln, m og pump a . PATIO b 1 1 l0c·25c. Two wall 1 11 k ~.3 .. l h Checks Please 8 '"-I .. Chevy ~.1011 •• S20. Single bed frame SlO. After 10 AM. Power steering pump um re la tab e cu bi net~ S20 each 0•11A > oc .~ ·! io •iv " ~ j\f NGLE hideaway StO. Barbeque $12. 645·7286 SIO. Intake manifold SlO. Umbrella f(Jr la· 546·5803 9tl8·53~1nr!llo3113&1 -C()ucH $20· c h ai r pic kup whee l:\ SIU 'bed $14. Gas antique Assorted oil paintings $5. Fuel pump SJ. 0 11 ble S3S. S44·9Sl8 ·73 "'ORD un Sl'ats with ottomnn s20· each. 6 hole Chevy •tolderintc il'Oft 'heater s 1 o.s 12 . Mis c . F R78x15 radial Ure, pan SS Valve covers BLACK vinyl bolster LIKE new Soundl'Sign 55 rai•h. t•'<rcllt'nt l'Orree l a b le uo: . pickup wheels \\ilh •sss. Chaise lounge h o u sehold It e m s plenty of tread SS. $5. Two 7x15 Ford couch $IS, Dinette St't portobl~' stcn•o talX' ronditlllu .. 37 i-·ord !>36·3507 s pilt rims SlO each. .•and pad 110. New 25c-s5 435 620 d F'ishing rod. 5fl. new mags $30. 390 Ford S3S. 751.0236 player S20 And t'-'O coupe fonder S30 .37 S m a ll hydrauli c ,• l'hoppinl board s5• Street, NB. MS·MSS with reel $15 One Star!er SlO. Intake ~ro:~~~ ~.~i~~ COM Ford l'tlUP<' door and EASTER Craft Bun· pump S20. Ford rear •*telf'Clr1ccoostruc· without r eel $2 50 mantfold S5. Mopar PORSCHE914 chrome o th n o l!l parlb n1es and chic kens ead . fits passenger .~ Uon cord SS. 3·pl~c QUEEN slie w•lerbed 1'wo saw-<in.' 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Ne w Dtc,~~~~\~?u~"b~~~ EUREKA e lectric ~onV Ols hw~sher $25. O l a'ssw.rc heads 125: Inta ke ~o~k~!,~~-O~lt e ~ '::rx ~stor· • B r I • f ca• e S & . Salton Yo"urt maker s2s·. Paoc~~emr cmeoawneerr t"A··-. Lam11 .~cl .... , m a n I r o I d a .n d II w nat $20. d •c a75 c:caa nars Sl0•$t5. '13 thru broom $13. TVa: l""n. -""-v ~ -· b • o Sm 1111 h wdr aul l .. ,Hor coverb00ks35c . ..,,v ·-riGFord · k b I n•. ... While area shao rug car urator •1 ; ' " •o I d p I a '1 b pie up um· 23 n .,....,w , pl&y aood SU. Electric edger ., Power ltet-n"" pump DOUBLE bed...__ ipr · f1llnder. WOl'ks nne : 0 Y BtCVCLt baby scat pt rs $20 each. '68 U o. uo, up r 11 ht s l o . Por t a b I c Its Saturday only .,.. UUoll ats 511 aaJ ~rrela for .~ma1allnes ~. Ek-c· still In carton $15 Buick transmission vacuum '"18. """·1· typ"wrlter '"""'. Ten 54S .8309 · SlO : fuel pump '5: ln11s SZO. Double bed tr~:. ... c~ • h ; trlc wall clock 110. 646."""" · v 11 • vvv .. " _,, · distributor 110: ft· mettl'ftl S20. Double -· •ac ~Nice cablntl made _.,., 535· '68 0 ant lire. •-ply nylo n s~ bike ~. %4in HI DEAWAY bed !et hausl manlto1dll and bed frame 11 o. New Powtr •unit for ~rrom TV le. El~tric US ED carpell red-trans D'l lsslon $35 custom sport S0.50. !?!!'he S25St_:..!•69. C1~1u w,eosrtr with two t\\tn .._ .. s smoo pum~cenn~c:· .. .. ~ I l ... ., 11 r1t lruck sa.o . -pl Weldin" ro<h ISC Canister vacuum. ,v, ... ~ ,., <n:U 1 • 6' .,urner -Pa e ..... ~&·'34t c I! u11 and platet lOc oran1 ··aold pallcrn cQch. S48 8109 c 0 m P 1 e t e 1 J ~. Placentia Avl'> '30 QM'fce table llO t on $10. ms St: Dis play use SU. --------~ ,eac h . Arll(lcal 1Sx20, a p1tce1i $35 Colc m·in camp •love ~u~t ~cll 67:1·4!l87 watt'r lt mptraturt New cabinet U5 l(!NS blk~. s ~ •pb1 lladendron ~· Oat· each New lne'lustrial • CU RTAI N fabric. 112 After 10.30 AM . 0000 40 gal water QUICKIE noor mop ahau1e 1$..:. °'' ~n ~: S 1n1 It ~<'d 120 S25, Meat .Ueer SU. ••Y ICM. -l"&llac. tarpet. bmwn SOyds new 2 bolls white Mff 525 heater S20 Two new ' r rome nrna ior 14 Rdriaertt or US. Two rnll•way beds •Ave.CM.541-1011 with plld "1 Per yd . with' yellow1rffn·red -·I wooden w1°ndows. flC · with rub~r squet-aM wheel• SS each. Bob After t :30. 42t '" 110 -tU. Deu o DDldanl~wt VW e n1lae part• print. 50 yds In all, d epreuion 1lu1 2h0 . SU uc:h . ELECTRIC i.lea m RE£Dh1mper. a bu)' Stcond St1. COM. OfMIDbliltd2Zautort· Starting a New BuslneH .\cc co rd In 9 {o Callto1nla ltvlllMM Hd ProfeHlona Code (~. 17900 10 1l'HO) all pete0n1 dolftt IMl9inft1 _., .~ ... - 111119t ,... • ····-· wftll .... 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Ac:unonH 9400 '7 8 t\uw l\ZIOOll !>howronm l'onu, 11uo m1 . ~100 b612t~ 1!176 llarlcy 1000, K mg, ~n •·········•···•········ b.1 T R4 eng & lr11n~ nd!> nngs S500 ~ <.'ortma lbbl. auto trani, dual pnb, $400 54!J 1746 M!at, clec 'tMt. lo m1 "lcw rad1.1l u re. t:K 1ri 11, C!8)() !>40 1585 1·tht Slw Se 1 l for $:!5 ·n Harley H a" 1d:-on 673-5341 89ortster tOOOc1'. !>harp. Rt & lft door r1w 'l'lt3 S41J low m1, $2500645 3101 pr dr W1ndshll'lfl $:!U Honda l':xprc!>1>, t'Xccll ti13-587:J nmrun1: rood .. 197!1, $150 ('hromt-wire whce•l!., 6'7~7LS2 True Spokt>. I 4' :" lui.: ·11 Kaw:isak1 175 Endurn. pattern S250 64i 3449 good cond. Sln·ct li t· lleuthkll l>l'Opl' 1 ~nit1on $225 545·1887 analy7l'r. SI 15 Span· '72 Honda CB 35o Run:. CRT tubt." S2S 545 :t1-I~ liood. S4!150ffer or trade 5J&283l AAltos for Sole .....•..•.•.••.••...... SUSUKI RM 2SO tb ed on Genef'al 95 IO Ir once• 1parents are up·••••••••••••••••••••••• tJght) Paid SJ450. make PIC KUP TRLIC KREO. offer. ~7-8393 _ _ lnl'I 6'. S125 536 862ti or Motor Homes, Sole/ 6.11-0753 Reftt/StorOCJe 9160 -;- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antiqille'S/ Motor Home Rental CIOssics 9520 20' to 31' t'ully :-df 1·onta1rwd r<':-.l'rvt· II<•" lor Holld.n:-& W1•1•k1·11rb Rl-:Gt-'.:'-<C:Y \IO flll< HOM t-: Rl-::"T \I.~ !f~ N ll:1rbor HI\ ii S .. \ •+:):I\ l!;H:I •" Hl::NT l.u,ur) \\0111rl ho m l' 22' l'.olorn.i 1 Slt<t<p:-f1 S25o, "'t•1·k ~ lfmt 1):\11-~ '711 Pace ;\rrnw Oa1l y1 Wl•ckly !'>52·9726 Wanted. Private Partv has ca:.h for 25' Cluss A Motor home. 540·11299 or li45-.1234 ...•.•...•..•.•.....••• '79 MG TD REPLICAR kHA"li~l:l/I':\\' 'out d tPll'l' ul llea1111tul hlatk tir d1•,..:a11l 1·ham µagnt', lht•st-:i n · r:trt• ' 1a. ....... 1c·-. nut to lw I 11u nd d~•l'" h1•r1· 1n o r,1ng1• l'uunl\I IA•alhcr 1n1<·nor woorf cla.;h , /\ M Fi\I 'tcreo ta:.sl'll l' ~la..,.., 'ttlt> 1·unarns h1~hhJ?.hl this t•t1l1(•1·tt1r·~ 1lem s lt:alun·~ Mu~l be ::.t-cn to be a ppn•ciatt'<l JJM MAHINO VW 187) 1 Beach Hl"d llUN'I'INGTON Hl':A<:ll 842-2000 ·n Jambon·e. 201 .• • tfi.OOO 196.l Oa1mll'r .l.11.wur J K m1':;, c;.1h air '>ll•n•11. t'l <' Murk JI . this ts fur dis Xlnt fond. ~~1!15 ~'1!1-0-174 l:nrrunutml! l'lus:-1t· 1·a1 buffs XI n t on g t'o nrl '61i l'onllu ~· l'llll\ t•rt ·11 Out!>un King Cab. l'lt>un, loadrd. rw~ 11.11>. ~ :. ht· 11 . mu:. l :. el' need :,, v u I \ 1• J n b 552.3800 aft 6PM -Autos w antfll 9 5 90 Sucn(1te $950 1146 01'11 'i~ Ford 1 2 T P U . 302 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1959 Impala I 111, 1111. ongin.il m1, nl'l4 111 t •i-. pr1 me t·onu ' $4 uoo ti:Jl-211.l:> l!l68 lm1,al11 :t..'7, .:00<11·ar, v 8. l{U:> l>UVl.'f. \tr u :-harp w new l>u v lln 1•ampt-r S2650 W 10 t'.1mper S220U 962·20W aJt 6P\1 1295 lies t ol r l'h 1 ft-11 ·73 GMC 4x4 350 c1 Good Pon C11I TV :S l:l5 l'f>nd New paint. JC)()() m i. S.1>1 '1112!1urt t1'M vn t'n.: Many :1.tra!> s:llCXJ Oa) 1:133 1350 E~·~:. Rec~ational 4:13-9618 Vff\icles 9530 ·75 T ovotu I' t• Slt5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ bt.'"'t p p i:l ·.,ton ('hl'yennl' Sup,•r. ~ti 07ti5 .ur. p .,, µ b. 3r>ll \' K ,\uto with 11 •,f( ,·;.11J nvl•r '78 . ., S1 lvl'rado. a 'l'. 1·am1>..r S4.~5 ur be!>t power window!>, powe r ofrt·r 4!l'l 7296 do o r s . I 1 I t w h e e I , . . l'ruJ:>c.duul tanks. 11,UOO 7 2 T 1 u g a • m '· n 1 rru. Cull 552·5902 motorhomc. new en~inc. ---- air. J U X ga:.. /\M F.\t Chev '66 p u .. T . 31K !>t e r co tapt• d l'.'ck. orig m1 . nu Tr.icker ~enerat or. h eaders . ure.. t•h romc whls. abo s.54!1.J 644·959-1 c a m p •· r . >-I µ s ·I - --:.lO\'Clrl'fn ~. SJllOO be~t ~.Race, nffcr &tO·i015 Rods 9540 WEWILLIUY YOURDATSUM PAID FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DATSUM ...._ rr, JH.HI t .ip1'\rr.1ri11 831 -137S 493-337S WEPAYTOPOOLLAH fortop u.wd ear~ foreign. dome:.ttt·:. or cla!>~tt!> 1 l your car 1:. extra dca11. see us t~lllST' ~ PI '"Or~ C-+y ~J25 Harbor UI vd COSTA MESA 979-2500 ---......•.••.•......••••• ·71 Dal!>Ufl ~()/, 3~7 t'hl'\ \ 1·n~ '-•'" )'a111t & 111t h-lt1m1 ill "rll lli ll '76 FORD WE BUY f-1 SO PICKUP 4 Wheel Drives 9SSO ...•................... h c~hndl'r :t s P\'l'd ... 111:k USED CARS \'{'unom~ llluL• w 1th blut• CALL \ myl kn1l mt..:r11ir :.ind U!-.!'d Cur .\\gr matchml! c·am~lt'r ... hdl · 540·5630 ,\great ::~~59~~3~5022~ I I I w,~~61 IW,!~-~ 262~~~~!~~:~vo 2626 HARBOR BLVD. l COST A MESA_ 1976'':> (;uur1er 1'1<·kup, Zl.000 mill.'>.. i\M 'F M II track. 5 ,,.pc1, ma,1!1>. many l' x l r :i " . ~l u :. I !> cc ·1!!6-0280 '72 ll:int hero Xl111 1·ond S2. IOU 5.5i 9'JOll or Mh :Iii I tJ WANTED! Late model To~ota:.. Volvo;,, Pickups & Van:. Call U.'1 locfay ! , , •• H...t.or l hd. Cott• Moe "'H6·UOJ or S40-f4'1 People who nl't'd l>L•uple thruoul :\h-t.11111· !->lh t·r should alwav~ <'hN·k the gra y t ... uoo nr1 J.! m 1 Jeep <.:J 7 · lh'tter t ha 11 "til F ord Hanl'ht·m. ti·l'Yl Serv1l'C Dir~l'l<ln· 111 the S ti i ti fl ·I !I :I :i 7 '' !1 n t' w I m m :i 1· u I at c . UI engirw. ,..:real runner DAILY PtUIT l'\'t.o;, ti·!ll'M loadt'<I ~6'15·!J34ti SI llMl 6:.ll·i.tOM lutos, Hew 9800 Auto1, Mew 9800 Aut-;,s, Mew 9800 Autos H~w ---9-8-00 .......................................................................... : ................ . DON'T GET CAUGHT OUR CAR RUNS ON ANY SCASH FOR CARS Top dollar for r kan c;trl> & lrucks. paid for or not • HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quail St!>. !Near Maei\rthur Bnstol & J ambon•1•1 NEWPORT IH :i\l'll Pnvate Party nl'l'd" clean depend car, truc·k. ell' lla\'e c:as h. (2131926-3758 13631 HlkbO< 01'1(1 c;~roen (,ro .. , '" Ul·nl3 '78 AUDI SOOO IJt)Jt H.elbO' Alwd ('";ar(Jt•n G•nvf"' ••• 636·2'33> IMW ,\l ..... O t>JJn.1 :- '16 2002 4 spd Huby. ai r . lo miles 496PHJ '16 2002 4 Spd Wlute. sunroof83lf)HN '16 2002 4 •pd Beige. sunroof. lo miles 511RK.X '74 2002 TII. 4 spd Maroon. air. lo m 1 Stock 1287 '7S 3SOI 4 spd Silver. air. :-unroul OOSNCA '77 630CSI 4 spd Blk. blk lthr, air. "unrool !llllT~m '72 3.0CS Coupe Blue. 4 spd, air. ~unroor lo m.rl~ l!l:tLam '67 2000CS Coupe Auto. blk MYBUMW '69 2002 4 spd Blue. rt<hlt cn1L nc" pdlnt 304 fo'J t:: 1300 W Coa,t ll"'v :'1<1·" p<1n Hl.'a1·h · Autohous Berlin tit: Rb t'RI F:Dl .. "l>t-R '' \1 \K"(, f,tU·. \T Ill-. \I~' BUY OR LEASE' FREE 50 GALS OF GAS ...... , ............. ,.,,...,., . ..., aaao Fanl<1st1c CIOM'f>Ut 011 l!nll Mo<ll'I:. l!.li!I )l(ldt.'I,, IN STOCK! t..i2 liit;:J """ :i rn \ lfl).! :\IL STSt-;LI. 1>1('1' \Ill.I.Ell 1 . .'all tud;iv Wt• m,,, 1----------h:n e I h~· µn• "" n1·if B~1W \llU an· luul..111~ \lllTOKS fur ' 8 31-2040 495-4949 ORAMGE COUNTY'S OLDEST S3lt>:.-&•rvicl'·Lea~1ng Roy Carver.Inc. Hol~ ~oyce R~I W 15'\0 J ambort•t• Newport l5each 1>40 64,14 -- 7i 3201 Loudrd l '\l't'P l20 \\ W:irnt•r S \ uonall~ dl•an. ~ :.1111 Set ,:,; :ni~ toappn·t·1,l\l' 5;,;.: 4hi'I !Hondo 9727 i'K-~n ._1u1'' J •. x rr .... tk ••••••••••••••••••••••• !>lt'rl'(I ~ hlh' \\ I ,Ill IOI 1!16-7iUI Hugcr all lµm Capri 9715 ...••.........•.•..••.• T7 Capn. :-.unrl. AM FM t·assettl.' del·k . x tra dean l\1U!;l sec 548·3821 'i6 Capn . lo mi. xtra~. S32ll0 bc:.l offer. fi45 5000. E.'xt 21.2 -----.............. ~-Dah41n 9 720 BOB McLAREN's BRAND MEW ••• '79 32CM SPEED Sunroof. Topat in l'Olor v./ black l'luth sp1.1 1 t pJcka1!l'. hum,:, tounng IU'OUp 182231 '79 320 4 SPEED :,Unroof, S1e rr;i 1n t•ulor (8646) .......•..............• *ls* DISCOUNTED SHUP&COMl'i\HI:: BARWICK DATSUN ~.Lil .f U.111 l ,1p1,l I ,Ill., 831-1375 493-337S 1974 DATSUN 710WA.GON W I l h ·1 !-> p l' le' d tran:.m1:-i.1u n Will :.at nf1ct.• for ONLY $2000 IH.RH f Rlf-lll.\"I~ R ,... \1 """' f,IH \T n• \I" BUY OR LEA SE! FREE 50 GALS OF GAS .... Ml••,._...,.,... r•' ,.n"tl•w> '73 280SE 4.5. Su1>e rb cond. Green ext. white mt. Must sell. Best Offer 497·1260. 4.'iO SL. sharp local car , perfect cond. must sell 1~-7782 '11 MB 2SO, 63K m1. 4·dr. I.op cond. new M 1ehelin tires. $SOOO. 673-0379 'fl6 250$. 90' :-rt!s lored, S4800 o r best offer 960-1096 MG 9741". ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 1979 MGs & MIDGETs in stock for 1mmed1atc delivery' All colon! s~c US before you buy TODAY!!! •MZ' ._._.,, ...... (' 29'~ Harbor Blvd. l'OOT A M ES I\ 979-2500 Ht-:KR fRJtl>l.\'IH.K '' '1 "" 'c . I.HI \1 Ill \I ' BUY 01 LEA SE1 FREE 50 GALS OF GAS TYPE Of AUTOMOTIVE GASOLINE '79 320 4 SPEED Sunroof. lbc-nan r et..I (88521 Wanted good ust>d VW •79 320 4 SPEEO Bus will pay undl'r $1800 call Mike 546-725\1 646-5867 . . ·= . ~ HONDI CIVICS IMMIDIAn DILIVllY HONDA PRELUDE IMMIDIAft Dll.IVllY HURAYll DON'T MISS OUT CLOSED EASTER DAY .. Student Ol'Cds <1uto moh1h: for approx $150 640-2776 Autos, Imported ....•.................. GeMrd 9701 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANT TO SAVE GAS? Look.mg forwarrl to lhe Spnni.t s un? It m~kes :.cn..--e lo buy a Bnush sports car. f:c:onom1cal 4 cylinder cng111<.'s-opcn t'Ort\'Crtiblc stybng s ave money & en· JOY ! Visit us & test dnve a new or used w1de-0pcn sports car tocJay Over 50 to choose from at pnccs from $2500 lo $25.000. We have profession3l sPot"ta car buffs both in our service & s ales depts. No hlgb pressure sales t.eclmiques. Come in & discuss cars with en· thuslasts. Ins pect t.h e cars & our new s uper service faciliUes at your leisure. Com e In today-d on 't hesitate!!! 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 can't.Sell YourCa.r? CltlYB MOTC>aS PAYS TOP DOLLAR For Clean Uaed Importa CaU Mlke or Don HS.3171 I AM.a... '705 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••• '62 Alla Romeo convert. • new ena. Urt•. paint, I chromee.tc. P.P.Ul-4752 Sunroof. Sepia hrown 188751 '79 320 AUTO Bi..,cay blue 17653 l EXEC DEMO's AVAILABLE ... '78 320 4 SPEED Madeira (0924 I SI0.595 '78 530AUTO Black. Sunroof. 157281 $16,595 I '78733AUTO Ruby. SM miles. I0:2191j' $21,995 '79 733AUTO Black. 3800 miles. <0448) S22.495 *DATSUNS* LorcJr Sefttdion Of All Models SAi.ES-LEASiNG PARTS-SERVIC.:F: COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 HARBOR BLVD 540..•4 I 0 540.02 I 3 -#- Brand Mew '79 HONDA Cars MANY To Choose from! UNIVERSITY Old1Hftobi~ HOllda Cars • GMC Trucks 2850 Harbor Bl vd. 2HEW 530's '78 530 4 SPEED Sunroof. Reseda green. (62321 =~.!:. .. -... ~ Cost.a Mesa 540-9640 --~---JC19*' 9730 ·•we need to buy clean ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 530 4 SPEED Chamorux. (6192) Datsunusedcars.. Mew 1971& lt79 SW11l Pay Top Dollar$ JAGUARS USB>UHITS w/WARRAHTY ... COSTA MESA DATSUN . '78 320 4 SPEED 284SHARBOR BLVD. Coral r e d . <670VOR>' S4CM4 IOS40-0Zl3 $10,595 '78 280Z, metallic blue. '74 IAV ARIA A/T IKXlO mi. A.Ir, 4 spd. $8895 . Beige. (431MUD> $6,995 _546-_77_39_. ----- '74 IAVARIA A/T ·54 Datsun Roadster Sunroof. Arctic. (0972) Classic, $3900. $7,195 159·1639 XJ6Ls. XJ12Ls & XJS CoUJ?CS M06t colors available for immediate deU very . TEST DRIVE ONE TODAY!!! 2825 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 n MG Midget. bkc ne~. 11.000 m1, S3700 or best offer 673·1426: 832-2811 '64 Red MG. convertibk- J(d body. 1 '2 rblt cng. or. fer. 557 5037 '76 MG M1dj(et. 43K mi. nds dean-up. mino r body work. mec hanical ly sound. Best offcr. Npt 64.S·l749 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-1979 MG ls More p eople buy the MGB con vertible than any other convertible! See US before you buy TODAY!!! •c~::\····= r# r • ........ ~ t ........... ~.' 292S ffarbor Blvd. COSTA MF.SA 979-2500 '74 MGB. excell. cond. 41,000. $2750. 499·l056 Opet t14C ···················•ei• pel CT, 1972. Oft(: ha uled , good ~as m1 , '75 530 4 SftEB> Beige. (079L ) $8,495 '75530/lt.UTO Topaz. (385NPBI $8,495 '75 3.0s 4 SftD '13 Dats un 240Z. air . mags. new rubber bils- teins, 2 loose rods. 12750. 494-1.815. Ruby. (!MONOZ> $9,195 "18510 Hbk: 5 spd, air, rm ·11E-tY]je2+2 Vl2, auto. l2800.C.ll54&-<tl47 air, wire whls, 27000 ml. '70 $8950 Eves/wknds ••• .. •••••••••••••\•••• '73 COUPl 4 Sft radio, like new. silv blu. Su n r o o r . S i l v e r • MIOO. Moms. SCS-3714 s:D-3'27. PIU4HOT .• <327UKY > $12,995 '76 2JIOZ. Xlnt cond. '76 ftOISCHE Extras. '6500. ....... 9731 c..u -a-vec"'1 =· .• ..••••••••............. ..........~. AM>LIASt ... ,121 552.QlSeves. •75 RX3. new tires Ir Ss~. yellow. (0080l • • * 2+2 280Z '77: auto, eagt:ne, x.lnt coad., Sl600 71 ILCA.MtMO Only u ,ooo ml. Mint 83»809 OVERSE~ D£LIVJ1"" AVAILABLE ; .. --.. • llACH IMPOIT,S Wllh campe r sb eJI. cond. Lots ot xtras. ---'7--G-ood--i--ri-(Sl8H1K> 12.695 Sacrifice. m.9596 RX3 4 nte or. '76 DA.TSUM % lo/mi. Xlnt cond. Owner Ookl. ($02NQT) 16,995 l.W1'82JIOZ 51pd, air, s tereo moo. 71Al77S-0239 .. Dove Street • • 850N. Beach Blvd. LA HABRA (S Ml. No. of SA Fwyl Call John Moore For Sunday Appl. 17141 IZ2·53U CloMd Sundays NEWl~tl:or~ tape, grut cond. Buy Mira••.._ '740 S8SOO or take over lse pmnt 1188 mo w /SlSOO ••••••••••••••••••••••••--------4--. d A • t '70 Merce.des 230 4 dr lo ,. scM OIO n. c. now owner eav· 1 1 d .,.,..00 •••••••••• .. •••••••••• Ing countrY 675·11626 1 m , x nt con . .,.. . ~ -131-8332 '77Vi IM. lllt/8Ur MC. ,71 • ... ._ S ... ,. Snrf, alloys, A ii I FM '77 2IKlZ 2+2. bl, xlnl cond, 2.,,000 ml. air. stereo. Must !\ell. l111x purp, S7800 firm. Gta-1331 ,,_ "' 1teno c.... All _, ... 280, xlnt cond, ln fl out. No/Dwa, TIO IN ..... Price: '8500..,....13. mam,af\1,11..-,. . ............. ,.. . . .. ~:r. ..... ·~ £........_... rt,,._;.a ...._ ...._,,..... • IBf11W ....... U1e4 AMfet. Ut-4 ...... Ut-4 ~ April 14 1819 ~ -I NW ca+ • ••••• •• • • • • ••••••••• ••• ••••• • • • •• • • •••••• ••••• •••••• •• •• • ••••• •• •• ••• ••••• •• • • ••• ••••••••••• .;;_;,;;;;;;;;.;;;:~r -·~~· .;.:,:~-------....:::;.;.:;::.;,.;.;;::,;...-~:,. .•~! ................................... t761 ,....... f110 C • ftll Clle•v•t ttJO ...._ ttJI ...... UMd Alllee.UM4 ,_..... t71 ,.,... •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••• •• ••• • ....................... ...;:; ................................ _ ·-··-················ _................... ~ ..... ~,~~···:;• cond. 10 'ts VW Sa rut Sunroof flliilA1 lt71 '1l Colt· Xlnt cond. rt bll MM cay ttlO ••u; ttll R• ... 11 '11 lllS blk/bJ&. S·•n ~-"#Irr am/fm . bue 100 rebu•t · tit Cl.14RAMCll ..., new bra!( . All re ............................................. .. ·=•· af:lo~ •• t_Mfaa. ....W. · =· Offer. 111 "' on C.m.,.., capncea. ~ •ta00or ocrer.Ca11 ORANCl!:OOUNTV'S •:a..n. .. lfmltra<:k, um, 1 ...... a ava al Tl' p t7'7 Moote Carto.. MaUbua • Ill\, 190SU4 NIWIST X.cood. st•. ...... ,..., :..J ................. "II ·-=ii ,_V TOI> • =~· Dra1Uc rtdue· '7' Dart Spec. Edillon. ~r:iwvav • DM•I "7 I ft. YNOUTN Ota r•lc, IOI~~ Mlw lt1t,.,._.. f.::•~•todl~in 11T1~ Or.ttC-..Y'• --SAVI MOWIU Air, auto trans. PIS. IAY PLADllOI '72 MU1&an1 •It ltereo, ~.:n SPfTFlllS valve U 300 Call •• '* c .... ,. ~'.J:.~~ int, xlnt UHCOLN·MERCURY nau rlne. Bodr O.K. ln tock for ln:amfdtate 5*ll01t • i&.llAuaoCenterDr. 11.IOO.mDt. ...YllOOll Autom1Uc. air tolld .• All/Fii, .-,. lep, pwr. aMerinl 6 •lJ ~.500 LOW mllel. <M'TCZN>. (Slk.IOS&A>. dcbVtf'1 1 All rolon! s.. ·71 Scl,.r a .. u •• J&jnt ... CH"SI .• Swtnier 2-dr. lood SDF\lry·LalceFonetexlt 'l5FMtback.•w1a1oct. USbel~ ou tMq cond AM IFM 1te reo rVll " condition. l ov.-oer. $500. 1 • 3 f!.V 7 1NE m ovln1 m u st ae1l. TODA Y!f! saeo 'aaa>441G OI LIASI 982 -ooo siw111at otr61s.912 ,79 vw 8ut, AM ,.,. M YOUR MIW Fwd tf40 '7' MAll""UIS ·ea •· Auto. ori.1. veey '''" .l..-.. Bla••"lunk. 1un 1979 ............. ,,, .. ,,,,. --. ..... ""'H.._.._.. c&ean thl'OUflhoul. 12100 . ...--.~ .... '74 Monte. new ena. full ----• -v-"""' $21125 -. ~ lli4. rt'd. •:t root, air, 4 1pd~ m ilu • CADILLAC pwr. A/C. brn w /tan Int. PHIL ~ ln blue with blue ---· ----- __, 8-t, fully lo:tdc:>tl ....... --::;:...-;::_ ~ m4 ~ 87& NOW•. &top. 631""516. $1950 LOOG leather and c loth In· 'fr7 Fa1lbaclt. Restort'd. 1 -=== .., 11M~7hrt S "7s:VW Sc-lrc><•co. mui t - --ORD tA!rtor. Every conceiva . rebuilt 289, lmmac. Best 1975 PLYMOUTH l9'6. tl4. 8 1 k. m 8 u ~ ttaroor Blv«t. aell. a own or, a tick . t • .. ... : .t.111.:·li-tn ~ !~i:..£.1 ble option rot your com-otrer. Must sell! 496-7740 • ,. AMIYM 8·trlt, Xtrh t"t~,\Mt~A =·· AMl l''At upo, ~BERS 1~~£'.1.U:-r~ fort.<58.52.32> IWyc:.t-.. Xlal .:_o nd. lis t otr 979•2500 4.fPM~lrm. ~M97 btwn ...... a. t ' :::30 ....... ,, ......... !!~~ 3 Seat S~~=--Wa1ton. ~ii&iii;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--~Savt-tm Spltllre, :> , b k R ~IJ/J. ·a Okls 2 dt hdtp, AC. Torqueftile trans. V-8. \r w rr. Int cond, M Sq~arn ac · un• r/ '[/§/J dean. needs l!Omc work tint. glass, L/R remote £ASTER i;ter,•o, I' 1• 1168 6164 good. F.~:':JI..•1 IM(J t{J :{/(-{. ~ _ __ Sl95.67~7990eves control mirrott, AIC, {•\.eti l()()Oll.utx'lf BMt 5.,.. • .____._.i:...:. 2626 HARBOR automatic, pwr. t ailgace . wnwrwg SALE 1l vw o rn per . Good ~MIVlt"'lo1 '>40 C)j()() -------. ~·--:.: .. -°"-'··-.. 8LVD. '76 Om ega 2-dr. f ull window"' door locks. ft~ TH? '76 Ch•-'n. '-'ilOOO mJ rond SlO\'t', frta & bt>d l'Olnemt •w-c-,..._ COSTA MESA power. deep blue w/wht 76.000 mi. S2,000. Below FRI & SAT ~l\l\iol.$41Ut.1 ~lrWt molOr 12200 ••usec.u"'u"' 1977 FORD • -inter. Power Train War-wholesale. Can be seen s.tO ~'413 ,,..,. _ , '70 El Uur:ulo 1mm;ir ·~c011Nn1 72 _Montego w_ag. Xlnt rantee. S3IOO. 64S·U>48. at~ Oally Pilot. 330 W. "'.r"'"" t'Ulid Om• ownt•r Ah t. RAMCHHO cOrid. I ownr. 64.000 m l. Bay St.. ~ta Mesa or a..cl s-de3 '71 TRiJ '"' 1 1JrtH' t•nJ: & .,:-vw 8 I t d Plt'u.w <.'~1ll 5tltl 7'1~ 21 ..,._ C...._ Dri•• Auto matic. air cond . S1600firm. 640-7905. 76 Supreme : All xtru . call Circula tion Dept. L W tr ~ %Int ft.xi) "ood " ~. x n <'On · "'--~.-looks brand new $4,JSO 6'&2-4321.ext.210 NICISTOO .~ fm <>tl•n •o $..\95()50 ml.LSt'>ell ~ •940023 ~rt! El DoruJo t·oO\ert .. 0.....776Dl-A7YS2A22W-. bp;ra.k setsee~~n gr ,adpw1or . '71UPHYlt P.P Call !>46·2084 TO 9UO'R - -t IJlt• Hu~:.et t'.-:t w bone .,. SEDAM P.tioc 9965 -..-...-..""'""I y.-.11..... 9770 7!1 S('lroc<'o :.unroo . l"•alher ml t:v~r)' opt llG01406).(Slk P3677T ) ..... ...-uTICD.,•L•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'" 'ns '""""" _....,... t.terro. X -cone.I . SJ 100 $4 77I In arctic wtute, cool blue r .... • ~ 110A SOCOMI IUY ••••••0 ••••••••••••••• otr ~!Ml Xlnl t•ond S!'i,OOO lht '76 Ma.hbu Wgn. 35Kmi. vinyl interior. 6 cylinder. i6 Cutlass Salon Mint rlDLYlll VW HavlnJ? trouble i.ell --Ofr 64.S-32Ql l'H's Xlnt cond. S3.800. or best automatic, air condition· rood. Loaded. all Power l.M ••. U\iYOur car" Try ca Top '77 7 passgr bw.. ~700. lo 77 Coup(' dt! Ville • 30M otrer 962·6970. lng, and a n A M/ f-'M $3900. 673-8596 dollar PMld for or Not ' nu. sunrf. llnl ~ indw' rrul"S • "~"'·ll"nt nond1· stereo for your listening Su ' '781'1.ANS-AM In ~teaming black. rt.>d mten or. offset by gold mag/wheels. Air <'ondi· l1oruns:. PoWcr window:,. powl'r s teenng, powrr brak~:i and a utomut1c. 154TrDLI 8 I J1 ~"1 ••'"" • ''"" "' ' '79 Monte Carlo. fully I c454uzx '78Cutlass preme. ully lf'MIALITY nna >our '"1r 0 m °" .,.,..,,., l""' 497 .2302 C\ ei. and P easure. l h 1 ,,... Ma r ino Volks11o a1te n. -;-'"" 0 equip Only 8000 m 1 $4995 cqwp. w Ile, + {'amc rolSCHE'S 18111 1~. rh Rlvd . llunl ~ VW VAN. {'..t.mpcn ~t'd weekendl.. ne o~ncr Take over exstg lease, 540 _ 5630 ml. must sell '67 ti 2 TOf'CJO ~oo Beach . Ask for No eng Fair cond S375 '71 Coupe DeV1lle. Ong I 556-7687 aft 6 pm . ---Call 7!'>2·2784 Softrearwmd1lw.1 of M i'TJ.nk Mdnno or Tom 631 ·~ owner , xlnt cond . Sl7!1S ;s Nova lltchbk. needs '68 FordSln Wgn ·74 Cu t la ss W ~1 go11 made. concourl.e l>ho" Alkm '63 V W VAN Con verted <213> ~ 1726evl's some work. A IC, P IS, Good cond S5<JO Brown. a '<" V8. r<.>g i:w::. ~~Us~~~ut~~d~~v~·· ..o111••••••' 10 Pickup Nd::. work .72 ~I Dorndo convert. S1S001ofr. 675-3504 IJ63·2135 2626 HARBOR BLVD. am tfm slereo. lop rond """'" BQB $295 631-2992 "'"""r clean. Only ~A.500. 8.8. $3250. Ask $2600. AT.,_, .,..,,., ... '68 Malibu : Mags. a ir. '76 EIJte 2 door. loaded. COSTA MESA 752 2264 '76 Twtlo CCll"l'ffa ·67 BUG. No En~ Vt'ry, 714/493·6222 needs body work Depen· 23,000 m1 A I <·o nd ----------- $7495 540·5630 1011 \SOX & SOX f1awless beauty, pw WITHAM very r us ty. Meehan dable trans por tation . Below w h u l e i..;i l r '78 Ze p h er Z7 : I m · ·1a St a rf1rc SX. V·H. 2626HARBORBLVD everythin g. inc luding good. Looksgd. ;4 Coupe O<.'Ville. 68·000 $475.347-4528 ~ marulate! For s l.tle . loaded. $4490. Call P ip. COSTA MESA sunroof. lo m i. 966PM F GEN 631-2992 $2!15 rru. fr()(' gus tsl l .OOO m i. lrade or a ssume m y 1157UJLI 552-0926 • LINCOLN· MERCURY '759115 bl&.._...., VQLKSWA nt!W ·79 Silver blut> laq Leisure World cars too ·ss Ranchero, liuto 302, lease.Low m1.Xlntcond ------------Convt Firebird 1st yr . • ---·r '7l VW Bus. homemade pamt. tires. s hocks. etc. good to jWlk. '72 Monte nice cond . pa in t . Own e r des perate '7701d~98LuxurySedan. 1967 New l ires. pnt. 978TDM W •OF camper. r blt l'ns:. nds Reg gas. P P , immac Carlo, '70 Impala 2dr & 545-2575 998-8841 ru11y equip. 17000 m1. like brk. .... xlnt rond. F,\1 cass. '723.0CSC~ some wo rk. S l3UO $39895 (2131 438·6UH9 '64 Jmpala 4dr.All <·om ·, . -----.-new. h 1·book $7200 ~J Hlltl /b s t ofr Blue. 4 spd. air. sunroor. ORANGE ~1-tlliHY Long lkh pletely eqwpped . s5oo for ~ale 1!171 fo o rd '78 ZEPHYR Sarrifl{'e Stil OO P.P £vi; wknds . 2 l 31437 . 4428 . lo mi)es.192UED ----each 64S·?20l. Cl.tlax1e ll1ghl•::.l offl·ror COUPE 642 ~ "612000CS c~ COUNTY'S '74 ·112 Sta. W~n. in~ tolal '77 ScV1lll'. brwn. 23.000 ------~--trade. SS9·W62 In gleamm.e silver \lo 1lh ---------Convertible. 1968 F1reb1 rd Aut.o.blk,MYBMW All running ~ea r in t·x m1, hk,• new. AC. CB. Chrysler 9925 red \Clour interior '770LDS 100 Must See. Good in· •L9 2002 4 spd cell. rond. Mu~t >ol·ll lape. M1chl'hns, SI0.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lleaut1ful-'76 Jo'o rd I.TD I WAGON vestment. S3000/bsl ofr Bluev. r"blt uno, n "'" LARGEST $775 1~1 673 113-t """ """Se\(•L dr. special 2 ton<.' blue· Automatic. air cond1t1on .. ,,., '"""·)·:._ ___ _ " ",. "ft ~ "' '75CORDOIA AC.AT.PS.PB.PW.PL. 1ni.:. and a thrifty 6 For that summer \aca· .....,.."""' ~01"L 304F J £ '62 B' 'G Good d """') '7 Se II II I Rich brown metallic w11h I •f f' •t c v I i n d <' r en ~ 1 n l' llOn Tan with tan "•nyl T .,...,, ..., <·on . ..,.,. 8 v1 e. rea y i.pec1a ' vin y top. A .• / .. . Interior. individual front 70 G 0 . new motor ~ 8-2.~!~~v· E40spd INVENJJRIES Firm. SIJSOO. matching lan inten or s •• !1ecrhee?.·nst.~~!c.'1t.l1"flasl.. 1223VOW$)4995 seal s. Tilt s tcorinJ? tran.-.. new tires. P s . •v ..... ...._.., 842·9302 SS2·5490 AM/FM 8-track for your ••• u .,.... .,.. "'"-I. AM 1 FM 8 track f> R. Sl700 or best offer 75914 2 N.a..... lis tening pleas ure . 5 5 3o ·~ fi73·tn54 nrr VolYo 9772 ·77 Sedan de Ville De 1!'>32NJJ) '64 4·dr. V·IJ. s td tran:. 40-6 roof rack. PoWl'r stt•erini: _ ------ 5spd, red, 761MPQ •BlJSSES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Elega nce. s affr o n . $3995 R H. dean. nd::. C'lu1ch. lffif[\.'{l\'l'l.i'M andbrakes.<300.SFVI i4 Fireb1rd Fine cond ....,_'~.!:.' ~~ •CAMPERS VOL VO ::;::;;;:,~~~· :;;;; ;~, 540-5630 "'' "'l>I' -IJ:~il'I ~~s';30 ;::::;·~8;,f~; ~~~' R~~~~abti•t LANDMAft VANS SAl.ES, SERVICE ~~~~tx!~99tal~e~~e10;'; ~!'!'! ........... !!.~~ 2626 HARBOR BLVD. OVER 140 AND LEASING 9'79·6620or 964 ·36S7 1974 Linc Cont ~lark IV. COSTA _"!~~A __ OVERSEAS DELlVERY ----2626 HARBOR BLVD. clru.i.1c cont.I .. bc.·M offer '79 ZEPHYR NEW & USED EXP ERTS One Owner '7R Se\'1llc COSTA MESA lo m1 842·623~ H42 1105~) VJLL "GER lti.000 mi I 'O\H•nunroof. __ :....::......:._.,._--=--"' ll'dthl•r . loadt·d. i m . '73 l.1m·oln Cont1n1·nl.il W AGOH •CONVERTIBLES EARLE IKE m~1n1lall' l'matl· Par· 69 T own. & Cou nt ry Town Couf)I• Xl nt rnmt VOLVO h Sl::!.500 l'all !lliJ-2827 v.agon. Air. P<>Wl'r. ex· LQ m1ll't1gc 5 »H2511 •DASHER'S 1966Ha rbor Blvd or v.knd ti7:l !.1()03 tras . lmmaculatt• ramdy - COSTA ~I ES,1\ lrnn:.porlat1on 1~:.kin~ Mercury 9950 •RABBIT'S 646-9303 540-946 7 'i7 CDV. d r ~:lt?~anre. SlUOO makcofr. 5.:tti-12311 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---Loaded . 29.000 !\I. ll. Cofttinefttol 9930 '73 MOMTEGO •DIESEL'S ORAMGECOUNTY blue. Xlnt cond. OnC' ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAGON VOLVO Owner S8.600. 494-9876 '72 LINCOLN In medium f!fl't'n w1lh •SCIROCCO 'S EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO '66 Cad Convert. rt'd wht COHTINENTAL rm•<.hum f(ret>n mtl'rtnr. ,1 Largest Volvo Dealer headt urner, xlnt rond . Sedan m Seafoam t.:rcen w e I I bt 1 · :.1 rt· u f ubr SALE in Ora nge Count~ • $2700. 830 29& __ 1___ with matching !eat.her 111 autom-0 L~ that must 1 c BUY Or L L''' .... L· 54.'en to ""' appreciate< "' ""'"' '76 SEVILLE tt'rior A luxury car that 1 1 THIS DIRECT /\tr eon d1t1ont'l . o must be seen to be ap· Blut• \lo llh blul \ 1n_\ I 10 t 1• r I 0 I , t ii l -. t <' P rl II g whcl·I . .iir. automat1e. AM ...... , (';J!'o~t'ltt· :.t\'fl'IJ .\II th1:. plu;. a 1. 1·\ hndt·r l'f11l1n1" with onl~ i Ko mill•;. t73l2J S6725 540-5630 l~~,J~RI!~ 2626 HARBOR BLVD. lfNl\SO\ & SOX • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BL VD ·1j2 P ontiac T empc-.l. rl(>('(fs \'-Ork. 4 new tire:. 199 or bc>st 841).()~ COSTA MESA ·11; F1r1·h1rd. xlnt c·nnd. '\:I.mu m1, asking S47uo. ·;x Cut las~. :-.tereo tapl'. 673 782:> AC. I' W. P /R. s p lit , 6 u S:--M-;::--·r-M'at::.. lo m i. tll wh l. 1 Tn /\N ~I\ 4"''· J\ 1 • t·<·o no my. IMG ili48 or :nr. A~ f M tape. wide 5.">!1·54117 lln·:. and wheels. chroml' hcadl'f!'>, oran~c In c·olor. ·1;..i Old),. ~Xl'l•ll l'Ond. !Okla CZ8l0041 SS500 11( P1S, AIC. AOOd lire ... frr 552·544_2 __ _ S600t bt'st offer l.iJl 583~ iti l'onti.Jc Sunbircl. re· "-'to 995 7 d oranl!r. $2995. tan 111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t c r1 o r Aft er 1,p \f l!r.ll Hunaboul, 1~1000 m1. Mi_~_·_· ____ _ ti c) I. auto. rad1at::..m-:11rw.-a beaut S200S ~·2123 -9970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LE.ASE/BUY "i6912E Orange i'f9ltSCpe. Grl'en WEEKEND ~·,·~· ~.[i~-,,~~.·~ l~as:lh·~~ ~1~~e~~~cr~'"! preciated. Test drive it rourst> ~_"'~~~ T beautiful automolnlc today. <7S2DSX > Manyopt1ons !567PPL1 S249S BOB $7995 540-5630 IOllXSO\&SO~ COSTA MES A .~~------1 HeguJ:ir Gas. 1974 SqUJre .\1u.-;1 St-JI! No down. taJce 11.•aj!on. ,..~I /A M . a ir. OH·r lea.se. or buy out- standard tran ... 4ll5· I 11~1 nj.!hl. Loaded w xtra:i. '76911STarga Bro~n botic: Auto Imp. Call Dave Haney For ApPoin,ment 2025 S. Manchester 540-5630 WITHAM Anaheim 750-2011 1011 \SO\ & SO\ 1011\SO\ & SO\ • UNCOLN·MERCURY • 17141642-8366 i 4 91l Targa. Xlnt cond 4"5.ooo m i. Sl 2.850 b75-82!M/673·3095. VOLKSWAGEN 7'00WH ......... .4••· w~ 893-7551 638-7880 RQlllRPyce -9756 Estate Sale. ·6~ \IW • .,.•••1•••••••••••••••• ll11tchb11ek R5K rm Pvt # l DEALER IN •.S.A. Sale locat1.~ at 1:1140 Dl'I Monti' !Jr Seal Hr h Call for appt. 1213) 598·41100 or 1714 ) 494 4242 .. Jo hn Ormis ton Oreb malled to 1-:. Shupe 609 Slt'ep y Hallow Ln. La.I! Bch 926.'il. Sale ends Apr1 I 15th (lOSlO SUNDAYS '59S1lver Cloud l '78 VW Farlory camper Sl!l.000 32K m1 left on wrnty, 985-4144 t.ramrerrable. 536· 7311. Soab 9760 i6 VW Convertible. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••• •••••• cald. Best orrcr SAAi 754·776S ·77 VW S1rroco· 14 ,00-0 orig. mi. Many xtras Like nrw $5600 Call 848-9848 or 631·00~11 • LINCOLN·MERCURY Late '77 Volvo/ Xlnt cond. 15.000 mi. Luxury rar, bargain pnce. Mul>t sell. 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ~.646-7524evcs. COSTA MESA --------77 Volvo 244. 4-dr. ln xlnt ·79 Eldorado. 2500 m1. s un· cond. SWlroor. air. P IS. rr. pr<.'m llrt>s. all l"qu1p, au lo l ran l>. i:. I <' r co must sell' iSCUL ... & more 55tl ~>'Ufl or '77 Vol vo ~·!1696 4s p, 4 cyl. 18k m1 f,JI 1559 Autos. Used ....................... 9901 '79COUPE L>I-: VILl.F: F\Jlly cqwppcd i\s~ume pa)'mcnts CJ II 612·8:Jh6 NOW Ask for Da ve 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA "NOW" Luxury YOU can Afford ' ! '78 Cont1nt!ntal MK \ L.oart1'<1 wit h c•ver\ thin~ S5CIO undl·r low whol<.'salc bool..' $9800 13631 ti.rbof Blv(J G.tr<ICfl Gr_, "' ""5·2lll ••••••••••••••••• •••• •• <LROOl 1 > • _______ ..,._, ·71 Mark Ill Xlnl l'Ond $2.995 0 B 0 Lv ms~ Computer L1slin~ Network Camaro -- AutONet Ga listmgs at no cost Toll Free 714 549.2977 Interes ted in buy1nR a car? Join w/~>0ple hkc :i-ourself for \'Olume purchasing 546·3621 9917 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·77 Che \'y Camaro. lo nu's, P1S, Pt A. A;\I FM cas:. .. silver blu<.' m col or, asking S.t500 Call 4117-2903 +11rt 5pm & wknds 8.'13· 1528 9932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Con 4·spd. ne\lo tir<.'s. wire whls. great rond S9000 644.4750 ·iJ Vet. cu!>lm paml. nt•\lo ----d d tires. ~harp. '75 LT. loa e · "1 r · Si500 673·40:l7 AM t FM l>lcrro. 8 Irk. ------- SA.LES, SERVICE A~DLEASIMG 118CLEAR ANCE NOW JN PROGR ESS• BEACH IMPORTS 1967 Olds Cutlass & l962 Ford Anglia. Both need '75 Westph11Ja camper ful· work. 548-8986: 64~7359 ly equpl. Xlnt eond . SS.500.lbcs t orrer 507 AMC 9905 Orchid,CdM. 759·1439. ••••••••••••••••••••••• new tires. xlnt cond. ~ 9933 842-8427 $4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75COUGAR ·. 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH . : 752-0900 T°'°"' 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Volvo 164, r blt eng. pwr slr . auto. air, new r adia ls. lt•ather int. AM/FM + mut'h more! Very clean! $2300/offr 960-1055 '61 Rambler Classic Gr eat cond . 44Km i. C al l 546-6885 a n . 8p.m . Takt! Best Offer..;.. ____ _ '77 Camaro. met pwdr blu. fully cqwpped-P tS. P/R, A/C. r ru1se rontrol. stereo 8-trk. a uto wm. dows. Perf <'Ond .. lo m1. Must see to appredale. Best offer 213/592·5300. '76 Pacer, blk, xlnt cond. SS'l-3445. 536·69~Bes t o ffe r . 640-8701 bef 6 30 '00·350. AIC. PIS, P /B, I '66 Sqrbk, new b rakes, ..=:.:.;0:.:.re..::......_: -· -----owner. $1.000. Make me In burnished brown with ronlras t1n.i: Ian a nd b ro wn 1nt tir i.o r . Equipped with AM IFM stereo and air rondllaon· m~. or course. < IOlMTN > $4250 540-5630 lites. Excell cond. both Wdt 9910 an offer I r an't rcruse. ••-~ __ 24_1_,_o_r&646-_bod_S696_y_._s_aooo_ .• ;;·~·~:;;;·::~~~·~;~: _646-::::.·..:100.::Un:..:1 ___ 900 __ 1 __ P IS, P/B. 4-dr, 49.400 ml. •79 Ber eLottaaded m · '68 Fastback. very clean, e." 1011\SO\ \\SO\ • LINCOLN Ml JH UHY 2826 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA HERB ·fAr.DL~~IU:R •• t '1-'IUSG u t:.u Dt: U .. " BUY O RUA\E' FREE 50 GALS OF GAS ~-.. -·_"',__ $1000 o r best offe r . x.lnt. $lSOO. 646-l4.,., 673.m33or644·4839 497·2816. i3 Buiclt Reglll Sliver w/ "7S Camero Outstanding '74 Super Beetle, 4s p , bUt top. Fully equlpl. cond. Lo/mllage, 14.600. '70 Cougar Good cond. $800. .o-1 tint I XI t Sh 8 r P · S 2 • 5 9 5 · ~""'.9906or646-3610. r.ua.. 8 ass. n . 642-4911/775--0lll. .....,, cond. $2,6SO/offe r . a.¥Nlet ~ 9920 S48-6600eves. •1sCOUGAR S!l48. '71 LeSabre4dr sedan, A·l ••••••••••••••••••••••• rond, aU extras. 1 owr. In aretic while with matching while interior and red carpeting. Tiil st.eenng w~I. AM IFM 5tereo. a perlect ladles' car! C053RZE> 75 Scirocco. A/C, 4-spd. AM/FM s tereo, 40K m i. SDSO. 494-2671 VW '70Bug. $14~ 644-4700 '73 Sui>« Bf.ti. Mags, air, All/FM. SUper Sharp. moo. 11an. N1-2148. • VW. runa 1reat. '800firm, '111.zl43 •f'let 1.2 noon. Burro lace. at lefaJ. roll eatl 2\olll, bua trantH· le. i1100. IT5·7$te or -...at ' tDSO. Ntr 1831 eves. '73 Buick Electra Lldi 4 dr, f /pwr, new tires. x nl oond. Sl.500. DYi 581·7000; evs S.-12118. S4HO 540-5'30 '11 CIMTUIY 0 So. C..t HwJ. CUSTOMWA~M ...... lffct. ln silver, wttll eoa\f'aat· ~ ... 1 PJI 2821 HARBOR BLVD. lng red Interior, roof COSTA MESA nck. AM/¥M atereo.&..tlh "71 El Camino SS454 xlnt _ _.;;;;..;:;..;;...;..;.~;,;;..;;;;.;..;.._ 1teerin1 •heel. The oond very lo m l, 'Ale. 0,.. ttJI perfedcarforthatvaca· PB PS AM /FM8trkln ••••••••••••••••••••••• \ion &ftp. i4116~l A> dalh. citm body & paint. '77 Aspen Wa1on: a uto. S4 -2 sets of wheels . High pis, p/b. trailer hitch. 540-5630 perf. auspenslon. Must transferrable warantee. see to appreciate. Call lugage rack. 963·2180 -~. 536-8405. <ni owner. '72 Dart. Reg l '75 M Crlo landau 43.000 aas. radials, A1C. caas. ml, economical , all J en.en spkrs. $1575. ltl'M. Pfpcy17s.1120 •1085, 1 '7t Caprice Eltate Stat 'T2 Dod•e Colt St.n, Wan wan. PIS. P/8 . er con· XlntcondiUon. 11200. trol. llen0.14M484 549-'°'5 or MA· l 706 • LINCOLN·MERCURY MustmMJ 99 5 2 Sl.SOO lmmac·ulale. Will ron· ..._........ 996 0 l.1de 11= Trad e· In I' P . •• , .. _""" 731 71.29 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA •..•....•..........••.. MACH I '70 Good t•ond 3.51, auto $1 ill!'! .....................•. ·72 Col Park 9 pai..!t wo): 631 .3230 ·10 Barranlda J?d rond1· YeCJG 9974 White. full y lo.1ded ' GAS SAVER '74 Mus tanl! Iron. i\t C 963-JtWO, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt' $2,100 675-6161 II (;h1a. AM / FM cas!'>. 673-9392 ·74 Stat. Wgn, AM /Jo'\! Autos, Us.d ~~. ;t::~ k~ ~~-~ AMtos, UHd -~~1':::i:r:.~~~~:;en~ ....................... ~---------....................... -------- Manager Specials '78 FAIRMONTS '78 ZEPHYRS '78 LTD ll's '78 T-BIRDS l ...... 1) s3999 s3999 s4399 s5399 Above four models reduced thru April 15 I ~f.I > '78 PINTOS s3450 '78 PINTO WAGS s3750 '78 MUSTANG H's s4299 '78 GRANADAS Many Other Models Available 12 MONTH-12,000 MILE LIMITED POWER TRAIN WARRANTY With air-cond itit'>n ing. automatic transmission. power steering and brak~s. radio. radials and more available on most models. Hertz headlines two of the m~t J>OpuJar cars this month and pncei. them to sell. Like au Hertz late model used cars. they're specially selected rrom among the finer car.1 1n lhe Herta Rent a l Fl e et Eac h wll h i t s own servlce1malnl<'nance r<'cord that you can check before you buy Plu<; the famous Herta Coast-to-Coast L1m1tl'd Power Tram Warranty. For 12 months or J2.000 nules r whichever comes rirsll Hert& wtll repair or replace any derectave part In the engine. transmission. dnve shan and dlrrerentlal at Its expense. Ask ror full deta lls when you stop in to t.est·drive the Hertz April HeadUner or your choice. W .... ft11 "1 I He.to UMd Cat )IMI Hfl flOW 1111...,. It ""-' Alllt ... _,,... Ille ... i.i111tW111r1tJ. Jlftl ••• lor 111 UM fflalla, lOS AllGILIS lOtlG llA°' ltfSIDA 98015 ~ 2375 l~llN(fl ., ~rnBI. (Mllr LA 1='1' 21 I · 121'1 2131 ·nM 2131779·1 PASADIU ~ ,AUt SfllllGS MO E COlofldo 4f~Ar 2':dtr-lt" 1'311'2·•• SAN OIOO 13!it·etll Avt. 114/233 ... °"''"'° "=Altl~ AU-7M •·0110 n 1w.1taa 7M/T71, I 1 I ' I • • • •• I ' • ; l ~ l • . . 44 4 OW p a -- •• J 1ant 56395 -V-6 -auto trans. -factory atr -Power steenng -Power brakes 2J37A9P584615 -AM radio -~ LEMANS SEDAN 56195 -V-6 -auto trans. -factorya1r 2019A9P576736 PHOENIX LJ COUPE 56495 -Factory air -Super eQu1pped ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST PONTIAC DEALERSHIP 1975 BUICK REGAlCOUPI FREE FULL TANK OF IAS F• ALL CARS SOLD DURINI 1115 SALEI LEMANS WAIONS ALL WITH 2035H28 11849• 2035H98 119059 2035A9P590665 2035H98 118359 2035H9P58653 7 S6695 FACTORY 5 TO CHOOSE FllOM C~::D. SUNBIRDS PONTIAC'S MILEAGE CHAMP 20 MILES PER GALLON 2E27197536977 2E27197541518 2E27197541407 2E27197537610 2E27197536965 Comparison oased on 4 speed. 4 cylinder -EPA estimate Mileage may vary on driving speed road conditions and your driving hat)1ts. 5 TO CHOOSE FROM 1978 PONTIAC GllAHD SAFARI WAGON MOMTICARLO $ 3395 V-8. auto trans .. factory air cond 1t1o n 1ng. pow e r s3995 steering. AM radio. Landau top (701MIEJ. V-8, auto trans . factory air cond1t1on1ng . power sreenng, power windows. AM radio. Landau top. 1111 steering. (742MXUJ V-8. auto trans .. factory air s1795 ~~:.~. · :s,~ ;:~~:~:r: cruise control. root rack & 3 seats ( 102VWNJ 1977 TOYOTA CEUCA 5 SPllD $5395 4 cyl . 5 speed. air cond1t1on1ng, AM /FM stereo. (929SPT) 1978 MERCURY MOHAR CH $5795 V-8. auto. trans • po wer w1 ndo ws. p o wer seats. Landau top, AM/FM stereo. w ire w heel cover s f798UBT) 1977 GMC UUY¥AJ4 V-8. auto. trans .. factory air $7995 cond .. power steeri~ AM/FM stereo tape. cruise control & ttlt w h e el. (155TWW). 1977 PONTIAC IOMHIVIW IROU.H.AM V-8. auto. rrans .. factory air $ cond • oowr windows & 5695 seats. AM/FM s tereo. cruise control, till wheel. rallye wheels & power door locks C836SETJ 1977 PONTIAC FtRHllD FORMULA V-8. auto trans.. factory air $649 conditi on ing. p ow er 5 steering. power windows. Landau top, cruise control. tape deck. rallye wheels. lilt wheel. (978V00). 1977 CHEVROLET C.A,RICI V-8. auto trans . factory air $4495 co nd111o n1ng. pow e r steering. AM radio. Landau top. t11t steering rallye wheels. (750SPRJ 1976 FORD llAHCHBO V·8. auto. trans . stereo. $.995 Power windows. factory air. cruise contrOI. 1111 wheel & campershell (1810661). 12 MONTH OR 20,000 MILE GENERAL MOTORS Available On All SERVICE POLICY usec1 cars s54a5 = ra~tory air coodllion1~g I~ -and much. much more. 2Y27 A9W101680 GRAND PRIX 55795 -V-6 -auto trans. -power steenng -power brakes -AM radio 2J37A9P584892'- FIREBIRD 56595 -V-6 -auto trans. -factory air -rallye wtleels 1975 CHEVROLET snrsrot rtacur s3995 3 speed. AM/FM stereo tape C 1 A26950J. 1977 PONTIAC CH.AND f'lfl $.995 V-8. auro trans .. factory air co nditioning. Landau top, AM /FM st ereo. rallye wneers. hit wheel. 1978 MERCURY 9finoH WAGQfit $ 5395 V·8. auto. trans .• factory air . cond .• power steering, AM/FM stereo & wood gram Sldmg. (706ULF). 1976 PONTIAC TRAN5AM V~. Auto. Trans .• factory air. $61 95 Power Steenng. Power Win· dows. Rallye Wheels, Tiit Steering Wheel. Cruise Con· trot (866REW). P'9ce1 gootl thru Aprll 30 only -l•ny whll• •IHtlon 11 go_!!I . ,, ,... .,~ • " "' • • • • _..,. ,.. ~ , • .. "r " All Cen lold On APPfOwed Credit All Can ""'• Taa A UcenH All Cara~ to"'°' .... ,...... ..... Affl .. ''" ... , .. ,. ... .. 11'!!" ,,,, ~"-fj ~·I I AA• I . Supplement to Daily Pilot. April 14. 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18, 1979 his Land is Yaur Land ... ....... ~·--· .... Preserve It, Enjay It, lnVest In It Private Property Week April 15 to 21, 1979 _,,,. Huntington Beach -Fountain Valley Board-of Realtors and the ----- .... '* PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Daily Pilot, Apnl 14. 1979 and Coast LIFE Apnl 18, 1979 HF Natalie Shurtlej/ recently joined a Huntington Beach Realty firm where she is assis- tant to the president , handling property management. Rent Control Tinkers With Free Flow of Market Place Passage of Proposition 13 last summer has put additional pre- ssure on landlords to do somet hin g about rents throughout California. · Almost everyone is aware that cities such as Los Angeles and Berkeley imposed rent con- tro l measures, either by or- dinanc.ie or at the ballot box. Meanwhile, scores of other communities are hearing the cry from tenants that rents are excessive, maintenance of buildin~s poor, and the rest. -The Huntington Beach· Fountain Valley Board of Realtors has taken a serious look al the rent control issue. As a government sponsored price- fixing, rent control, in any form, tinkers with the free now or the m arket place. The real culprits are run- away inflation. which is seen more in the prices or food , clothiflg. gasoline. commodities and a lack of housing for all seg- m ents or the population. However the lack of housing choices can be addressed with some consistency. First or all, there has been a trend to zone away from multiple housing. Coupled with this are rising land costs. Meaning, even if a builder could secure land zoned ror apartments, the cost of the land, governme nt regulations, ho lding lime have made it economically unfeasible to de- velop apartment units. So, we've gone from many cholces in rental units to almost no choices in rental units. When the supply ls limited, the coet tends to rise. Rents, however, are still a =-~- If you are r enting a three- bedroom, one a nd one-half bath home for example. it is likely that you are not paying rent equal to the mortgage payment should that property be sold al today's prices. That is, a home valued in the $70,000's is likely to rent for $700.00 a month or more. So, the bargain is there, even if it does n't look like a bargain to your income. Rent control, or rent stabiliza- tion, docs nothing to increase the housing supply. •once in- s tituted in a community, it manages to ha vc an opposite ef · feet. A landlord ceases to maintain buildings under rent control. These buildings have Jost their potential appreciation. Also. new building starts when multi· pie housing is halted, even if land costs and zoning prove ap· propriate. Why build rent controlled un· its? Government. perhaps, can give that kind of girt to the public, but not an individual try· ing to make a li ving. Statistically, as rent control is imposed, the homeowners in the area begin to experience addi- tional property tax burdens . After all, the rent controJJed un· units arc depreciating fewer taxes being paid. Therefore, the individual pro· perty owner in such a communi· ty can expect some evidence or property tax increase. In other words, the property taxes shift. Senator Thomas F Eagleton 10 -Missouri> al one time was a serious proponent for rent con· trol in the District or Columbia. ........ .._ ........ Board Growth Parallels Increase in Population December 31, 1960. marks the beginning of an organization known as the Huntington Beath Board of Realtors. Al that time. there \\Cl<.' 23 members in seven ofl1ccs. In 1968. the n ame \.\as l'11angcd to include Fountain Vall ey, and. by that Litl}e. the membership had increased to 500. Today, with more Lhan 2.oop m embers r e presenting more than 400 offices, the Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors has grown in size and s ta ture to serve a combined area of more than 200,000 resi- dents living along the Orange Coast. The board's growth indeed has paralleled the increasing poµulation of its district, which began as a small neighborhooo "iunoundcd by farmland. Now the farmlands are a lmost a thing of the past. having been replaced by res idential. com- m ercial. a nd industrial pro- perties. The board's records rcClect its production of dollar \'Olume sales in the real estate market to be among the top three per· cent of the 184 local boards throughout the state. Direction in 1979 is provided by the able leadership ol Board President Stan H. Sabin Serving with Sabin on lhc Board of Directors are Shi rky E Commons . fir ~t vire- pres1dent. Mary Alleen l\lathc1s , second \'ice pre!>id ent , Barry Bus!:>tcre. secretary -treasurer. and directors Jay Ha re, Lila Nowell. Kent P ierce and Natalie Kot sch. Su::ian E O:>born. l!J78 bm1rd president. also sits as a member or the board of director. Directors at large include Jim Logan. Ke lley Adams. Will Woods. Eugene Kadow and Christy Corson. One or the most pressing goals established by the California As· socialion of Realtors and the National Association of Realtors has been to upgrade the image of Realtors. -Taking this goal as a personal message for the local board. the Huntington Beach -Fountain Valley Board of Realtors is ac- tive in areas or community ser vice and local government. Literally hundreds or board members have joined in com- munity efforts, whi ch include the restoration of the Newland House, an historic landmark, (See Ht STORY on page 15) A, TRINITY PROPERTIES The TRINITY PROPERTIES team wishes to give thanks for our success and growth. The LORD said: Serve man and you serve me. Thank you JESUS. Serving you in Orange County for your TOTAL REAL ESTATE needs ......i.-. Cati our courteous ataff: Jim, Sherry, Gloria and Mike Abraham, Kelly Shanley at 846-7711 (24 hours) 16111 BOLSA CHICA Neer Huntington Harbour, So. of Edinger HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92649 -THANK YOU FOR CALLING -. --· -•>• _, L I J I HF Supplement to Dally Piiot. April 14, 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 3 ( { Townhomes . attract. a growing number of residents to Hunt· ington Beach. and Fountain V.alley. ~ · 1978 Sales Transactions ~ Shatter Previous Record ~ ~ -~-~~ ·~ A record 3,905,000 resale hous· ing transactions were recorded in 1978. according t o fina l fi g ures published in March 1979 by the National Association of Realtors. The record sales volume shat· tered the previous year ·s record of 3,572,000 units by 9.3 percent and marked the fourth suc· ccssive record-setting year. Sales generated record dollar volume as well -$216.7 billion in 1978 as compared with $171.l bi Ili on in 1977 for a whopping 26.7 percent increase. N alional Association Presi· dent Donald I. Ho vde said the market was spurred on by a g ro wing number of young households entering the f rime home buying age range o 25 to 35. and by an increasing number of investment-conscious buyers seeking an effective he dge against inflation. He said all this happened in spite of rough winter weather. which plagued sales in the first quarter of the year -sha_rply rising mortgage rates. which eventually exceeded 10 percent and a diminishing flow of money into thrift institutions. ·'The six·m onth money market certificates introduced at mid·year undoubtedly saved the year for real estate. "Indeed. the resale market for the last quarter of the year reached a seasonally-adjusted annual sales rate of more than 4 million units," he said. Regionally. sales volume was highest in the South, where transactions were up 19.2 per. cent over the previous year's level. Sales gains were more modest in the other three regions 5.4 percent in the West. 3.1 percent in the Northeast and 2 percent in the North Central region. The median price of an exist· ing single.family home soared $5,800 in 1978 to reach $48,700 by the year·s end. The 13.5 percent increase was the sharpest rise (See RECORD on page 14) Sabin Receives Outstanding Service Award, Named 'Best' The Hun ling l o n Be a c h · Lister for the Huntington tteach· Fountain Valley Board of Fountain Valley Board. 1976. Realtors honored several of its She is a Graduate Realtors' members at its Seventeenth An · Ins titute lecturer and has a nual Awards Banquet. Certified Residential Salesman S t a n Sabin of Century 21 · designation. She is currently on Lockhart and 1979 board presi-the board's Education Commit· dent. was given the President's tee and Grievance Committee. --.--..-.. Special Award for outstanding Kalhy Green, a lso of Century service and also was named 21. earned honors as top lister, Realtor of the Year. 1978. residential, 1978, with more than ln addition to serving as the $4 million in listings. and top board 's secretary.treasurer produce r. residential. 1978. last year, Sabin is 32nd District Kathy closed transactions in the Chairman for the Spirit of 13 amount of $6.060,740 over the Drive. a me mber or t he year. Californi a Association of Donald J . Troy, T1·oy Realty, Realtors· Legislative Commit· was named top Salesman, re· tee and Real Estate Certirtcate side ntlal 1978. Institute Committee. P aul Calllhan Callihan & As· He alS<> is active in his church sociatcs. earned awards tor top and In local civ•c affairs. li ster. units. 1978. top salesman. Betly Waller of Real Estate units, 1978 and top producer, un· by McVay. was named Realtor· its, 1978. Associate of the Year. 1978. • Gretchen Ooltcr of Lawyers Havln$J be n In busiooss since Title, was presented the affiliate .JJUJ.,,-.~ .. waa. ~~6\ .J)~p. •••• • •J~l:~.l\WN.4--.·.~.-., ..... ·;. ERN ESTATE We're Jll you need to know 1n rt.di e .. 1,11<'. W1.· oftC'r : • Amcric,l\ origin,11 .met l.u8c"t clec1ron1c rC'.llly "Y"te m . •I rome Buyer., Protection PIMl. • Tr,lln('d real t'!>l.llc prufc.,"'onJI' • The Moving M.1c hinc · to hl•lp you buy or -.(lit ,111ywhcr1.• in the cmmlry. • Hnm1.· )clll'r' l'rot1.·1 l ion Pl.m. Nc1ghl>orhoo<I 0111•1·' everywhcr1.•. For many people the most important secunty objective in their lire Is to own their own home. Our country, more than any other. has a rich tradition of private home ownership. Additional intangible reasons are the warmth, security and the pride or owning and taking care of their own property. Buying a house has never been easy. But with Increased population pressure, Inflation a nd government restrlct1ons on new construction, property values will most probably continue to rise and It isn't going to get any easier. If you can buy a home now, ll may be the best time ever to do so. You may be surprised to find a home or your own.is_ possible. There are many methods or a ettin& you into that dream nome . even when you think It Impossible. Call ""'· we have all the toob and expertise to help you locally. Plus we orrer the unique a4vant.age ot the nallon·widc ERA Network. 91ve us a call today. We're here to help! 4 PRIVATE PROPEAT'Y WEEK -Supplement to Daily Pilot. Aprll 14. 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18. 1979 Adding to the prosperity of Realtors in 1919 are sa les of luxurious homes. Realtors Receive Certificates For Additional School Work The Huntington Bea ch · F o untain Vall ey Board of Realtors has a number of mem· bcrs who are a part of the Real Estate Certificate Institute I RECI>. These persons ha ve taken real estate related course work at one of the l ocal community col· leges, thereby earning a speci_al certificate for their academic efforts. Among those board members who arc also members of RECI are Stan H. Sabin, Ed Pen· nington, Leonard E. Lichter. Nancy G. Lichter . Charles 'Chuck' Dalbey, Don Deering. Gary Kessler, Jud Mast er s. James Tom, Paul D. Baker. Patricia G. Jackson, Robert L . Noble, Mike Stocki. Walter Tor . Lola Johnson, Wayne Kannen · berg, Warren J. Kirsch. Vic- toria Mills. Wayn e Mill s. Mad eline P eppe r . Dave Robinson. D<J ve Rodriquez and George Tuys. FOR EFFICIENT ESCROW SERVICE ·CALL THE { EXPERTS AT JAM KB.CH Cet Hied S1lllar Escrow Officer IOI THOIMIUI& w •• ,., JWI SISSIOMS &crowAssht.t 8907 WmnerA•-•· Suite 153 I l•ff""°" leach. Ca 92647 714-847-5000 ·--·. • ... ~ •.;# 16470 loho Chica, Huntington Beach c 714) 846-6621 12131 592-3393 WHY NOT HAVE ALL THE BENEFITS? . . Of sharing the experience of our investment specialists for your needs in tax shelters. income properties and business opportunities? ... Of getting the most reliable information about VA and FH A loans (including Graduated Payment Plan)? . . . Of working with our location specialists for the Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley area? PANORAMA -Exclusive design, custom ho me with spectacular ocean view from all front bed rooms. 4 bedrooms, 4 lfz baths. maid quarters. $330.000. GOLF COUR SE PLU S! Tri-level home backs onto golf course. near beach. 4 bed room. 3 bath. f amily room. fo rmal d ining , 2 fireplaces. wet bar . 2 sundecks. patio, many more amenities . Mu s t see . $189.500. HUNTINGTON HARBOUR -Deep water Condo. boat slip will accommofate 36' boat. Ideally locateti on sunnyslde. Popular Humboldt model. 4 bedroom, 3 baths. $275,000 •$69.900 -Completely upgraded 2 Br Condo facing greenbelt and pool . Extensive use of wallpaper and paneling. shutters and mirrors. •$81 .900 -Super sharp S&S "N o rhumbe rland " 2 Br Townhouse. end unit . 4 pools. 2 saunas. tennis court •$98.900 -Beautiful 3 Br Four Seasons home. 1 lfz mile to beach. Professionally desi gned wallpaper and floors. Earth tones. Quiet cul de sac street, fussy buyers dream. •$1 04.900 -Two-story 5 Br home with family room, brick fireplace. 1 \ii mile to ocean. near golf course. . •$119,000 -Harbour Location and many upgrades highlight this 3 Br condo: fireplace. formal dining, near beach. WHY MOT FEEL SECURE? .. Knowing that you have had the most professional diligence exercised in the handling of your real estate needs? WHY MOTTIFfAMY UAL ISTAm WHY MOT MOW? call 17141 846-6621 12131 592-3393 .,., ..... -.... l-,CAl•114 .,.,,.....,.. ... ---------.. -. HIF .. ---___ .. ___ _ Supplement to Oallv Pilot. April 14, 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 5 Center Gives Information About Condos Condominium and townehouse buyers can get an overview of the entire Orange County con· dominium scene by visiting the Co ndomi n iu m Info rma tion Center ICIC>. T he CIC is at Touchstone Realty. a member of the In· t er n ationa l Real Es ta te Network, at 18582 Beach Blvd. in Huntington Beach. A large map at the CIC shows the various developments ; a re- ference library gives detailed information on features. floor plans, association dues and other related information. In a ddition . the company keeps brochures on file for de· tailed study. The system, developed by broker Barry Bussiere ovef the last two yea rs, incorporates in· f ormalion of more than 200 con- dominium sites and is constant· ly updated. Color photos and fact sheets g1 \'e prospecti\'e buyers an ad· vanced idea of what they can expect at the site. Hu ntington Beach Realtors Barry BusS"iere . and Donna W.alker exp la in c on- dominium infor mation center. l.lra HUNTINGTON BEACH \. ~ REALTY (ft HUNTINGTON BEACH REALTY 316 Mal• St. SlM565 NEW CUSTOMIDD HOMIS: 3 Blocks from ocean with all amen1Lles including Spa . Starting al $165,000. Principals only. 536-6565 llACHCOnAfH: In prestigious lake park area blocks from beach on dbl lot. Call for details 536-6565 LAICH INYISTOI: Multi-unit bulldln1. Commercial building strip centers. Raw land packages. UNITS: We hove beach duplexes from $117,500 -triplexes & 4 plcxes some with beauUruJ owners units. All wlthm walking distance to ocean. OMI STOP SHOP: Home town property experts since 1906. Fina1 ln1 counselors that wlll help you buy or sell pr~~y. call 536-656$. COUNSELORS: Dave Auslln, Bob Bolen, Doris Hicks, Blll Leland·Salesman of month Jan. & Feb. Natalie Kotsch·Salesman, month of March. Oar)' Mulll1an·Mana1er HUNTINGTON BEACH REALTY I' 18600 Mafn St. 842·4114 VACANT LAMD- SUNSIT IUCH- COMMHCIAL . 4 P'tH ·One of the lowest priced in Loli Alamitos 4 "" • Fantastic Buy Jo'or only $144,500 l ·I L..11 • Professional Site 21.600 Sq. ft. $7.00 per sq fl. HUNTINGTON BEACH REALTY 19105 IHdl 11"-141-2525 DOCTOIS HOMI $71,700 Anthony Pool highlights this luxury 2 Br home, ideal for entertaining . The pool ls completely private & quiet, surrounded by Lush Tropical la ndscaping, generou s deckln1. covered patio, r edwood cabana. The atmosphere la complete wtJapanese fish pond w/water fall It outdoor llghtlns . Indoors has been completely upgraded w/new plush car pet1n1 throu1hout, stucco walls, wooden shutters, etc. The k.itcben reatures bltins, lile counters, consoleum floorlne. The bath feature. hand printed desiener paper. La 1ora1e w/worit bench ft storaee. SUNISHAIP Mission Wed roof, lmmac S Br le loll condo tn move In condition. $110,500. OWMm IA YS SUIMIT On lbls sparkling 3' Br Condo, full price is only SlOl,500. . . .. ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... 6 PAIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supple R ment to Oa11v Pilot A rl ea/tors , p I 14, 1979 aod Coast LIFE. Ap<ll 18, 1979 IT To Form Volunteer Committees Approx· stand· im atcly 19 arc sJ~~;d ~odr.iittees ~cer work fo~ o volun- m gton B the Hunt-V a 11 e YeaBch-Fountain Re It 0 a r d f a ors during 19 o 79. Rangi ng f Sunsh· r o m the me Com · chaired by in•ttee, Yunker to th . e 1 en by-laws' com e. internal der the 1 mtltt>e un- Kent p · eadership of 100 mc1~~; mo~e than hundreds s f will give hours to m 0 unpaid board of R~~f~he local e r f i c i e n lrs .m ore responsive. a n d Special att . must be . c ntaon Bruno given lo Ann a ffili at~h~0~ad.s the This commi ~1ttee . ~r!scd or at~efh1s_ com-f1hate me . ose af. ·board · m be!·s of the including t · rcprescntat' 1lle officer s _i ves. loan brokers. in s urance The a ffiliate · · tra c nth .. s.g1ve ex- board us 1 as m to · -sponsored .1 ects such as T P.ro- sales, Jog a th -s hirts mage , 1 on . rum- f sa c s 3 nd urbishing efforts. re- Ethics d fession l an pro - c h airead btand~rd s, Karp Y Linda man · grievance ch •. a n d .Ji m Lo . a ired by forward.~:~-~arry dards impose~g stan· who are boa by a ll bcrs and wh rd mem - subscribe to ~htherefore ethics. e code of p Education, unde r ~d e n n i n g t r .. leade rshi 0 n · s year' ~· presents a ing :d~~~l~ of conlinu- f or the ion courses ~~i:r~n~ i~r~~.~·;~~~~: part of an Important workday~ach Realtor's mr~e legislative com-Mille~e pounlldt~r )Shirley · 1ca aff · co m m 1 tt airs KeJlcy Adee und e r local ams. and lat . governmental re- v aons unde r J d oung m eet . u Y each month t Joint I y legislative PQ!l~l ·prcpare interface with ions and officials at all 1 elected • government. evels or FO from a tot ot dttterent angles. reading our newspaper make• good sense. Because we've got news and 1ntormation about your everyday concerns. Take saving money. You'll tind consumer reports. comparative and classltled advertisiJlQ. tood and shopping news to helP you get a square deal in the marketplace. Events around town1 We tell you what's happening. where you can find things, and when £1 to took! We also haVe sports news. stories about home and tamilY recreation. TV and weekend tun ... plus Important national and International news. Add humor columns and comics and you've got a whole porttolio ot usetul news and entertaining teatures to draw on . every daY ot the week. So get smart. Get into the paper. ---· ~ l' /.. . I~ .. . :j'/ • .. , :· H/F \ Supplement to Dally Pilot, April 14, t979 and Coast LIFE, A rll t8, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 7 PROUD TO PRESENT CENTURY 21 ·LOCKHART REALTY, INC. 21521 BROOKHURST, HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-8847 OVER 53 MIWON IN SALES FOR 1979 RESIDENTIAL AND INCOME SPECIALISTS From left to right front row: BOBBI POMUS. Top Salesperson for Century 21 February -over 1 milllon dollars in sales for February. 1979: MARSHA COOK. consistently a top Salesperson in the HBfFV area; ST AN SABIN. President HB/FV Board of Realtors - actively Involved In Community affairs; LUCILLE HARMON, specialist In Showcase and Golden West Estate Tracts; JANET TURNEY. recent addition to our winning team; MAUREEN BRIGGS. specialist In Awar1' Homes. a true Professional; DICK RAFFERTY. Broker/Associate, specializing In Park Place and WISHING YOU A JOYOUS EASTER 1st Trust Died Loans· swing loons• reflnanci ~g· VA, FHA, Conventional. Interest on impoun;is. Complete Escrow Department ciliC City9ank .............. ,.,, ............. .. M1.1l1 I••••• llwtk .... IMdt C ..... ..,, .... .._.,.,YtltrYlew Open 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Daily Member FDIC 9:00 AM to 1 :00 PM Sat. Equal hOutlng lender ... Shadow Run; middle row JOHN LOCKHART, Broker/Owner for past 8 years. actively engaged in building and investments: TERRY REAY. expert 1n Commercial and Residential Sales, GEORGE WAL TEA. Real Estate Investment, YOLIE RISNER. Award Home SRecialist; JIM BONDI. many years of experience in Real Estate; top row: GARY KESSLER. speclalmng In Seabury Homes; DOUG MARTIN. over 6 years in Real Estate; specializing in VA & FHA Financing; BILL LLOYD. 5 years experience. conscientious and knowledgable in all facets of Real Estate. over 18 years In the Industry Real Estate - The safest way to invest In your future. Duplex, G.G. - Completely refurbished only $97,500 . Duplex, Costa Mesa - Side by side Townhouse Style $109,500. 4-Plex, H.B. - Loweat priced unit•, iero vacancy factor. $150,000. Call Us Today: 847-2622 8071 WARNER AT SPRINGDALE, -HUNTINGTON IEACH, CALIFORNIA • 1 J l 1 'I l 8 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Dally Piiot. April 14, 1979 •nd Coast LIFE, April 18. 1979 HIF REALTORS: ARE YOUR ADVERTISING OOLLARS WORKING PROPERLY? our services can assist you in determining your target audiences ... making the proper media buys ... creating distinctive graphics or even doing the complete job from concept and photography to printing ... • DISPLAY ADS • CLASSIFIED CAMPAl&NS •BROCHURES • PHOTOGRAPHY ................ ··-· ,.. ........ ,....,.. .. .. .... , ......... ... ............... r.-..... , ........... , ...... ., ....... -A. J.-cl-AA&ocitrlk ADYllTISI.._ • P.I. • NAIK~ Bf'~hurst Financial Plaza 20002 Br«*hunt • Suite 208 • H.B. 92&48 --~ 714/968-543.0 Realtors Raise Money For Local Paramedics Stan Sabin. president of the Huntington Beach . Fountain Valley Board of Realtors. an· nounced the local Realtors have given more th an S28.000 to Paramedics in the two com· munilics during the last five years. "This money has been raised by annual rummage sales." ac· cording to Sabin. "Each year. we have been able to purchase radio equipment. or assist the Paramedi cs in some way monetarily ... Suzi Smith. Kent Pierce and Vern Hensley were instrumen- tal in making this year's sale a particular success. Proceeds n e tted a lmos t Sl0 .000 for Paramedics Chuck Reynolds. receives. a check for Huntington Beach - Fountain Valley paramedics from the Board of Realtors in the two communities. t \ \I I # I ,•.. ( , . I lf'ORtitA rou..rn llOOl e.n11. OP m First American 1itk Insurance Co11JP1U1¥ NATIONAL H!AOOUARTERS: 11' E. FlnH ST .. SANTA ANA, Ct\ 92701 • (714) 1114111 HTIHWIDl TOLL·fll[, OCIPT ALASll, CAUfOIMIA, Manet: -IM-7111, •• A Suwldlorv o/ Tl•• First American Fl11011cfol Corvoroflon Supplement to Ditty Pilot. Apnl 14, 1979 and Coast LIFE, Apnl 18. 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 9 Board of Realtors Celebrates Private Property Week Refur'bishing the Boy 's Clubs in Huntington Beach and Foun· tain Valley is the aim of the Jog·a·thon. The Number I To See Is Walker & Lee UST YOUR HOME FOR SALE WITH US WI WORK HARD TO SEU HOMES RIC.H1' Yo.'re p"9g to Ml yow e.o-. Mow, ya. -.t Mttct • lwoliw. Mosf pr'OllllH to Ml JOW ..... "'fast.'" M ........ Wflf to ... It .................... flllt ......... .... ~ lo Ml It rtgM ••• to ... AIU VALUI POI YOUI HOMI ••• to n.-, ,.,, ..... yw a. tlte ... Tltat'• wW we .. do ••• '• a...t ,-. _.we .. Wp yo. ,,.,... for •wt.t ,_. ........... ., ...... 1'1tare'1 ..ta _.. tllat we do md It • ,..... Mrd _.,. ••• Mrd w-" md prahlll11 .. ••c•-. At w•w 9ld LH, r•'M fW • "'"" .._ of ....... Mrd ......... ,..., lo ... ,... ....... ......... ,..... 194-0611 The Huntington Beach - F o untaan Valley Board of Realtors is celebrating Private Property Week 1979 from April 15·2 1 with a series of projects des igned to enhance private property and call attention lo the special nght ot private prop· crt y ownership in America. According to Stan Sabin, board president, "This year's Private Property Week will pro· v ide a special commun ity service and the overall enjoy· ment of this year's theme." Taking the theme, "This Land is Your Land, Preserve It. In· vest In It. Enjoy It.·· the Hunt- ington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors has chosen. through the ef(orts of its Public Relations Committee, a com· munity service which reaches the young' people in the two communities. Beginning in early March, the Board of Realtors began re· furbishing parts of bot h the Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach Boys· Clubs. Fully recognizing that Boys· Clubs also have girl members. t he Board now is working to pre· serve the structures of each oC Why use thes e clubs \\ i th paint and general repair. "We believe that through this community Sl'rnce. we are in· vesting, not only in the physical s tru c tures of these clubs,·· Sabin said, "but we are invesl· ing in the futures of children who participate in these clubs by setting a good example of community involvement ." According to spokesman J an Kelch. the activities don't stop there. "To celebrate our Private Property Week activities with a fu ll-participation e,·ent, we are sponsoring a Jog·a ·thon at the Fountain Valley High School track on Saturday, April 21 , from 8 a.m . until noon." The rea· son for the J og·a·thon, said Ms. Ke lch , is the opportunity for Realtors and their frie nds to do something positive togethe r "for the fun of it. .. Money earned through the Jog·a ·thon by those who sponsor runners will help defray paint and repair costs of the two Boys· Clubs projects. ) T ·shirts advertising Private Property Week and the Jog-a.' thon are available by contacting the Board Office. Home Federal Escrow Services? Our escrow officers a re not only thoroughly skilled in the handling of escrows. but have a vast knowledge of real property financing. Also, when financi ng with Home Federal, you will enjoy the convenience of one-stop shopping. We operate our escrow business with the same dedication to convenience, good service, and efficiency that we provide our savings and loan customers. We offer a total package. If you have any questions about escrow services~ call your Home Federal Escrow Officer. Together we can get it done. Huntington Beach Office: 2111 Main Street 536-6511 Seal Beach Office: 1350 Pacific Coast H\\Y. 898-3481 .. HOME FEDERAL Sl\VINGS of San I )iego 10 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Daily Pttot, April 14, 1919 and Coast LIFE, April 18, 1979 HF ........ L..00 0 . ~.9 0 0 - ,• .. ) ) \ ' H F Supplement to Oatly Pilot. April 14, 1979 and Coast LIFE, Aprtl 18, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 11 Realtors See Prosperous Outlook for 1979 Sal es L'ndcr the leadership of Presi dent Stan Sabin. the Huntingt on Beach-Fountain Va lley Board of Realtors expects a prosperous 1979. Currently. the board's 2,000 plus members generate a s ale's volume, by the end of February, of $129.89 1.263 to date a nd listings exceeding 2.328. "Amazingly, with the slight inc rease in interest rates and the s lowdown in housing starts. people are st ill ente r ing the real est ate field, .. commented Sabin. 'For example. at our most re - cent board Orientation. whi ch is a requirement for a ll persons new to our organi zation. we had over 75 participants. "So far. we believe 1979 to be a very good yea r for our clients. and we are pleased that despite the odds. the market continues to move in a posit ive direction .. he s aid. Million Dollar Club Members Are Still Rare Commodity According to Dorothy Hassey. ac h eive mc nts a n d awa rds chairman. for the Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors . Million Dollar Club mem bers are not as common as one would guess. In 1978, fo r insta nce. out of some 2.000 m em be r s of t he bo a rd there wer e 240 One- Million Doll ar Award winners, 39 T wo-Million Dolla r Awa rd winner s. fi ve Three-Mi llion Dolla r Award winne rs. four Four-Milli on Dolla r Award win· ne rs. three Fi ve-Million Dollar Award winners. one Six-Million Dollar A\\'ard winner and one Thirteen-Million Doll ar Award winner. In other words. just a little more than ten percent of the entire board me mbership ear ned the coveted One Million Doll ar Club classification. "The Boa rd is proud of its en- li re mem bers hip, especially th ese t op producers," s ays Hassey. · The Thirteen-Mi llion DoUar Awa rd wi nn e r was P a u l Callihan. 1Jlriarwoob 1.Escrow For Professional Escrow Service Gretchen Geer Vice Pres.-CEO Nancy Albanese Escrow Officer (714) 847-1933 16168 Beach Blvd .. Suite 232 Huntington Beach, Calif. 9264 7 , THIS IS OUR TOWN OUR TOWN IS IN YOUR TOWN OUR TOWN is where you l ive. It may al so be where you work. It's a familiar, special place in which to shop, play, dine ou t, worship, send your kids to school and involve yourself as a citizen . OUR TOWN REALTY is an idea. It begins with a purpose -to serve you, and others like you who have a stake in OUR TOWN, by providing thorough , professional , friendly assistance with all your real estate and property needs. Rem~mber, this is OUR TOWN -YOURS & OURS Ab e l Madrid & Nan c y Rh 1 m e , Broker/Owners. We at Tooin Realty are always striving to see the Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley /Huntington Harbor area as no one else does. Only by having the best possible vantage point & keeping in touch with the local needs of our clients, can we provide the most comprehensive real estate advice and service available. Be It resale, investment counseling or new construction we would like you to take a look at our vantage point. 5142 WARNER AVE. HUNTINGTON IEACH Realty Inc. 846-1371 I 12 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Dally Piiot, April I ... t978 and Coast LIFE, April 18, 1979 ( Attention Bosses Not/0110/ Secretorle1 Do1 l1llprll2S.1919 ., , On Wednesday, April 25 , 1979, the DAILY PILOT will publish a special page honoring Secretaries. This is a unique way to give your secretary the recogni- tion and thanks she or he deserves. p;\rnxo. Mn .. fi lo<.') o ... , •• ,· ,' ·, ... ' • • • ' ' •' t !~··. , .. ' :·. '\·~··· ~. ,,.,.' !· • • • ' • ' .. \ .. ' • t ,. ' , . . . ' ' ' '· . . . . .. , .. '.. .. .. . ' ...... .. ,(' .· .. · ' .. . . . ' . ' J This is the actual ad size. For best reproduction a clear black and white photo of any size can be used. Your message will accom- pany the picture as shown. If you choose not to publish a pic- ture, fill the space with your message. Yes, for only $20.00, you can publicly thank your secretary before an audience of 350,000 readers. DAILY PILOT For more information and to place your ad call 642-5678. Deadline for reserving space is April 20th . ......... ,,,... __ ...._......, __ . H/F .. HIF Supplement to Daily Pilot. April .14, 1979 and Coast LIFE. April 18, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 13 200 ORANGE COUNTY SITES TO CHOOSE FROM! WE ARE THE CONDOMINIUM/ TOWNHOUSE EXPEttTS! Whether you are buying or selling our ne w CO ND O MINI U M INFORMATION CENTER is the ONE-STOP shopping place for all Orange County condo sites .. Instant information on sale prices. restrictions. association dues 1n many cases even brochures. color photos and 1nlorma11ve fact sheets &.: : IE SURE TO VISIT OUR CONDO INFORMATION CENTER: Touchstone Realty 18582 Beach Blvd .. Suite 8 Huntington Beach. Ca. 9264 7 714/963-0867 Our lull service Includes all types of residential resales. investments plus our national referral system HELP SUPPORT PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK • • • Not Just This Week, But All Year Long ! ! Over 90% of American Citizens greatest worth is within their real property. Help stop big brother and stop parasites from eroding your greatest wealth, obtain the facts and help protect the ideals of PRIVATE OWNERSHIP. For help in acquiring your nest egg or future value. Contact: (714) '549-2330 • 984-2548 11921 ~agnoll•, Fount•.ln Y•ll,ey, Ca. 92708 __________ ...,,.. ________ ,... --- When you buy a previously·owned home through local Real Estate Brokers, you don't have to hold your breath. Most major systems -electrical . central heating. plumbing and major appliances· -are covered by the American Home Sh ield Protection Plan for one full year. If any of these covered systems break down, or malfunction. American Home Shield will fix it. Prompt· ly. Even on weekends and holidays. That's why you can buy a resale home -eve n an older one -and not have to worry about crumbling around yo u. You'll be co nfident. Why not call your local Broker today? ·even, range, garbage disposal. dishwasher. builtin microwave, trash compactor AMERICAN HOME SHIELD 6680 Sierra Lane • Dublin. Ca. 94566 (800) 642-2440 E ach year a Board of Realtor s honor s one of its Realtor- Associate m embers as REAL TOR-ASSOCIATE OF THE YEAR f or OUTSTANDING SE RVICE AND COM- MITMENT to the com munity, the local Board and to the California A ssociation of Realtor s. The Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley & NewPort Harbor Boards of Realtors comprises over 1030 se~arate offices and over 3,800 Realtor-A ssociate members ... The Atlanta and Magnolia office of COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTATE, INC. (strategically located near the boundary of these two Boards) is proud to boast of its TRADITION OF EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT KINT PIERCE PHYLLIS SALYER Huntington hech Huntington h•clt Fount.in Velley Founteln Velley 1175 1173 . If you have any Reel E1tete Need1: Buying Selllng lnve1tlng GINNY MOARllON Newpott Harbor Co.ia ..... 1m Considering • career In Reel E1tete Wouldn't h make Hn1e to talk flrat wtth the echlever1? COATS & WALLACE REAL ESTAiTE. INC. 9021 Atl•nt• •t M•gnoll• Huntington Beach Call now 862-4454 ., ....... and H"9 lorfuewe ....... .. f I . . -·--s,..:-•-•-•:.1'9•......- 14 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement lo Dally Piiot. Ap"I 14. 1979 and Coas1 LIFE. Apnl 18, 1979 HIF Board Recognizes Members T he board of realtors rec· ognizes those me m be rs who havu spent 120 hours on continu- i n g e d u c a t io n toward a Gradua t e Re a ltor Ins t itute I GR l > designation. RECORD ... from page 14 n ·{!istered in the 11 year s tne as· soc ia tion has been collecting d ata on the resale ma r ket. Heg1onally. prices advanced 7.9 percent m the l'\ortheast to $47.900, 13.3 percent in the South t o $45.100, 15 per cent in the North Central region to S.12.200 a nd 16.4 percent in the West to $66.700. Nationally, prices are almost t wo a nd a half times higher than a d ecade ago, according to the Realtors. The median price of an existing single -family home in 1968 was only $21.000. Hovde noted that most of the increase has taken place over the past fi ve years. ·'Since 1973 t.he median price of resale properties has climbed at a n average annual r ate of 11 percent. During Lhe previous fi ve yea rs. p rices rose at an ave r age annua l rate of only 7.5 percent." he said. As home prices have steadily increased, homes pr iced under $30.000 have become more rare. H ovd e s aid. Ho m es in this categor y accounted for 72.5 per- cent of the nationwide ma rket at the beginning of the present de- cade . By 1978 they compr ised just 17.9 percent of a ll sales ac- tivity. Homes p riced at $50,000 or higher ha ve become more com- m on. Hom es in that category only accounted for 5 pe rcent of a ll sales activity at the outset of the decade. T hey now account for nearly ha lf of a ll transac- tions. T h ree-bedroom homes . con- tinued to be the most popular in 1978, according to the Realtors. a trend that has not changed noticeably in t he past deeade. J ust less than 56 percent of all exis ting single -family homes sold during the year had three be d rooms. I n 1968. t hree· bedroom properties comprised 56.5 perce nt of the market . Over the pH t decade, Hovde s aid, there has bee n a modest incr ease in sa les of homes with four or more bedrooms. and a corr esponding drop in sales of properties with two or fewer bedrooms. Sales of existing homes with four or more bedrooms com· prised 25.5 percent or the totul sold in 1978, up from 22.4 per- Those RNtlto rs. n ca ltOI'· Associalt>s who disp lay GRI on their bus iness cards have taken the time to ha\ e a n additional three wucks of s pecial training in the real estate field. I\ mong those members of the Huntington Beach -Fount a in Va lley Board who have their GR I arc: Ma ry E And rews. F rn nk Corraro, A G. 'Bud' E b e r h ardt . C har l es Dicr cksmcicr . Albert Dureau. /\r lc nc G a ll a g h e r . T ho mas G a ll a g ht>r . J e r ome Golding. Hila lladley. Claire Hansford. Robert Hans ford. Ross Hart. Ma r y He rmans ki , Patric ia Jackson. David J ohnson. Lola J ohnson. Linda Karpman. Brian Klinge. Henry Koston. Joanne Kura s. Pete r Laimbeer . J ames Larkin , Tony Lucia. Also: J ud Mast e r s , Mary Ai leen Matheis , Pat McVay, Melvin Miller, Milt Miller. Anne Mo n tone n , Bruce Mulhearn J o s e p h N a rd o n e • l 1 • L iJ a Nowell. Eu~ene Opfer. LeRoy ~'( NEW DR. \S 50 PRTY. lT HAS A L.C. CLR. AND SQN5. ALL DWN· THE FRNT.* You wouldn't talk In abbreviations, would you? Opfe r . Sus an Os born. David Os uch, Ed Pennington. Eleanor P hillips, R o b e rt Phillips . Lawrence Sc hle y . Ka thleen Schlick. Linda Schwartz, J ames Shockey, Martin S•<?gel, Wa lter Sm ith, J erry Sikol, J e an Stocki, Michael Stocki, George Tays. J ulia Van Loan, Harriet Vanne. Elizabeth Wa ller . Da le Wessels. Ka t herine Allis, William An .. thony, David Ba ron. Maureen Brown . S hirley Commo ns . Ge rald Conley. John Cyr, Chuck Dalbey. For bHt results In communicating any buying or telling meH age put In print. abbreviation• ahould alto be avoided. When you have aomethlng you want to buy or sell, depend upon one of our expert,· friendly ad~vlaera to help you word your mHaage for beat r• aulta. Why not give ua a call today? We'll wrfte your ad and blll you later. Call 642·5678. 'Whit 1he'1 trylnt to Hy 11: My new drtll 1110 pretty. It hH • lace collar and 1equln1 ell down IM fronl. DAILY PILOT t!ent tn 1968', -.. Ho t i.=.::.;;;.:.;:=-----= ..... ioiiiiii--.:__.:;:::.:.:::::;:;;,;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;:;;:;:;,;;;;;;.:.;::.:.:.;:.:.;.,:::a~.::...:o...-..;.:-::••:.:.-.::•-:.:-:::.;.:~-====~~ HIF Supplement to Dail y Pilot, April 14, 1979 and Coast LIFE, April 18, 1979 -PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK 15 HISTORY ... from page 2 and the annual board rummage sale. The rummage sale. conducted regularly for the last five years. 'has provided more than $28,000 to paramedics in the cities of Fountain Vall('y and Huntington Beach. During Pri vat e Property Week, 1978. the board of rcaltors honored neighborhood watch in lhe t wo communities. Better lines of communication and as· sist ance were est ablished fo r these programs in o rder to m ake the area neighborhoods safer a nd bette r p r ot ected places. RENT CONTROL ... from page 15 Now, having seen it in practice. Senator Eagleton has changed his mind. "In a free-market economy," he said, "price and s upply are regulated by demand. If pro- s p ective t ena nts outnumbe r available a partments, rents will increase, but so, too, will invest· ments, prompting more apart- Jn matters of local go\'ern· ment. the Huntington Beach· Founta in Valley Board of Realtors became a leader in California when it successfully de f e atcd the cont rove rs i•a 1 transfer lax in 1974·75. I n JWle 1978, in ord~r to pro· vide specific legislative aid and public information, the board hired a public information of· fi cer . Carolyn Ewing. Through h er e fforts, the Board of Realtors has made positive statements through pro· per go\·ernmenta l channels on issues such as rent control and housing s upply , inclusionary housing. post-Proposition 13 s pecial taxes. tenant-landlord issues. and model ordinances. ment construction. Ideall y, as the number of available apart- m ents increase. prices will stabilize. Controls. however, in· terfere \.\ith the law of supply and demand." If not rent control, what then? The board of Realtors belie\·es t h al one answer for tenants a nd landlords is communication. Communication is the key to Realtor G\~~1 \IAOtUl\ so"" ~ Bactf Ready to serve my clients In the same enthusiastic, professional and dependable manner. However, now there are two of us •.. been reunited with my husband, BUD. who is an Associate Realtor. The MORRISON$ believe in , .,,.S LAND IS YOUI LAHD ••• '"""• ~. lllfoy ~ ....... IR ltt" c•....- GINNY MORRISON, •at 17141 '6 ... 414 IWTOI Coats & Wc61ce Real Eitate, lac • ... ,.._..,.,.,, ·, u r , • .....,ean... Member of Muttlple Ultlng: N9WPC>r1 Hlrb0r.co.t1 MeM 1979 looks promLsmg for the Huntington Beach -Fountain Valley Board of Realtors. The board h as become a partial underwriter for KOCE· Channel SO ··voter's Pipeline." This is but another example of the board 's d ecision to be a growing part of the Orange County community and to as· sist , inform and better educate c itize n s t h roug h publi c television. Through representation at the 4 uar tc rly meetings of the Ca lifornia Association of Realtors. the board ·s local de· legates a re kept informed in areas of legislation. education. ethics, professional standards. and political affairs. negotiation. If a landlord and a tenant will just hear each other out. it is likely that the rent pro· blem, the maintenance pro· blem. the noise problem can be mitigated. Also. the housing s upply must be increased. There must be in- centives available to builders to encourage rental development. There must be some aid for Through attendance at these meetings, the directors and de· legates representing the mem· bership realize the vast impact of belonging to a weH ·organized, progressive. local board. Above all, members of the board of realtors subscribe to the code of ethics a nd practice high professional standards in daily business transactions. Each believes in the free en· terprise system and the rights of real property ownership. The public is invited to join the Huntington Beach-Fountain Va lley Board of Rea ltors as it continues to provide high st an· dards for its members a nd special ser vices lo the com· munities within its jurisdiction. th ose hards h i p cases and persons on limited . fixed in· comes. The answers do not provide a n immediate solut ion to the pro- ble m . Rent control. however. does not provide any solution to the housing problem. In fact. rent control will only tend to mag nify an a lread y intolerable situation. ;. •·-,~~ I HllUTIT( ln /ORN PLACB. RJIAlaTCIRS ® 842-7461 16062 lhacla llYcl l'-tllMJfoahocll ... - . ' 16 PRIVATE PROPERTY WEEK -Supplement to Dally Pilot, April 14. 1979 and Coast LIFE, April 18, 1979 I') . \ --v' ~~,,...,.... ul\f ingtott GJleiij!b GfolQltajtt V~ley BOARD OF REALTORS -v-.. ~~ ~ ,,,... joins its many friends in · * A celebration of home ownership. * A preservation of the right of real property ownership. * A pledge to protect that right. • • • * A commitment to the pride of rea l property ownership. * A dedication to the freedom for which private property stands. Private Property "7eek April 15 to 21, 1979 ®CB REALTOR ' BOARD OF REALTORS, INC. 8101 Slater A venue Huntington Beach. Calif. 92647 Telephone: '714 > 847-6093 HJF