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Home My WebLink About1979-04-29 - Orange Coast Pilot... .... . . . VOL. 121 NO. 119, 7 SECTIONS, 116 PAGES - Diaidents Saved From Labor Camp 'Torture' N&W YORK (AP) Five Soviet ••ldlaU releuect to tM United Sla&ea ln excbaqe for a 1 pair ol apMs told two stories Saturday: one verbal and ooe pbyaleal. ~ When Alexander Ginaburg, Mark Dymabits, Eduard Kumeuov and ValenUn Moroz , met reportera in a crowded, un· ,comfortably hot hotel room, l they apoke of their 1ratUude lo ~buman ripta acUvlsts tn the ~•Weat, of their 4tru1.irle for freedom in their own country and of their longings · for the ,future. I Their bodies, ill-fitted to suits ·given them before they were put 1 on a plane and shipped from i their homeland, told another story : of a troubled ftnd deprived internment in the Soviet prison system. One ol the freed men, Georgt IVins, ~ been in "internal ex- ile" for the past few years. and appeared more robust than his .comrades. But the other four bad but a stubble of hair on their heads, bich bad been shaven. The.ir faces were gaunt and white, their bodies thin It was a 'tory which they elaborated upon in wordt. Here. ln t.he po1b U.N. Plaza Hotel acroa t.be street from the United Nations, they aaid1 it was a long way from the concUUona in prison ca mp 385-18 in Sosnovka, where three or them had been kept. It was, they said, s peakillg of their new freedom, "as incredi- ble as ll we had lound ourselves on the moon.'' "We are still som~wbat m at ease wearing civilian clothing. We still have not groltin a c- customed to free faces express- ing good will We still cannot believe that all past burdens are behind us," they said. No, they said, they had not been tortured.· They had food. Beaten? Once, said Moroz; not at all, said the others. But to say that, they told the assemblage of reporters, was to miss the point. The ''past burdens" were still with them. ··People are being sentenced for thousands of years. They keep them there to die," said Kuznetsov. ''They confine them to hard labor ... bad food ... no medical a ttention. Do we need additional Hollywood ef· feet.a ?" He aaid he could think of "no harsher misfortune than lo fall Ill In the camps. There is no medical assistance. The coodi-tlona are extremely harsh.•' Moroz, •3, a Ukrainian ac- tivist, said: "Conditions can be created in such a manner that they constitute torture." He said he had been placed in solitary conrmement four times in the past year, lo a cell where the temperature once fell far below freezing. In those conditions, he said, be bad been unable to sleep for a stretch or 10 days. Hallucina- tions followed, and "I began to <See DISSIDENTS, Pa,e AZ> Police Capture Two In CM Cafe Reist By AltTBVB R. VINSEL Of-o.lly~ilMSc.tt A pair of suspects who allegedly tried lo rob the owner of a re- nowned restaurant at knifepoint before giving up when he stalled them were captured by Costa Mesa police Saturday night. The suspects, both Marines based at the Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Station helicopter faciUty were taken into custody shortly after making a break from a hiding place, police said. They were apprehended not far from the Riviera restaurant in South Coast Plaza, where they were spotted by the crew or the police heliCQpter, invesUgators said. . Shaun Ali, a native of Trinidad, and Kenneth Jones, both 18, were booked for investigation of armed robbery, a lthough none or Riviera's r~ipts were actually taken. <SeeHEIST, PageA2> ~ 7 WillpOWer at Work I Doctor refuses to be stopped by paralysu .. By TOM BAJtLEY Of .. .,...., PM.e .... They said the aceideot that left medical student John Roa-Duggan a quadriplegic was one of the most spec. tacular ever seen on a North Carolina hld>way. The y<>tmg man who grew up in Newport Beach bad a woman friend with him ln bis Mercedes u they headed for Chapel mu oo a warm summer night in June, 11"78. They were in a festive mood. Ross-Duggan, a third year student at Duke University in Durham, N.C., had completed his national medical board examinations. He felt it was Ume to relax and fmd out exacUy what bis brand new car could do. He cannot recall today exactly what happened or why. But be does know from police reports that the car hit a bridge abutment and was cut in half. Police said the back half spun orf into oncoming traffic. Tbe front part re-mainediammed under the bridg~. A Duke surgeon, on his way to the hospital in Durham, s topped at the scene of the accident to see what could be done. He promptly diagnosed the MaLn woman's injuries as minor. Rou-Duuan, the surgeon recalled later, appeared to be dead, bis bead plnned under the Jagged roof of the car. Further examination abowed ~t the young man who once was a Daily Pilot carrier boy in hls Lido Isle nejghborbood bad a chance if they could get him to tbe hospital right away. "I remember waking up on the third or fourth day art.er the accident and looting. up at the cetti.ng," Rosa· Duggan recalls. "I heard the bumming or the respirators and people walking around and thought lo myself, 'The bell with this. I'm going backtosleep. Thisisreallyabaddream'." When be woke again later be was still in the same place -the neurologic intensive care unit 'at Duke Medical Center. His neck. was immobilbed by a halo and a steel ring brace around his bead was held in place by steel screws secured in hisskull. Doctors said miurles Ross-Du.~J?an sustained in the accident left him with all but a few or the muscles in bis arms and abouJden paralyledJ "l remember wondering what 'my arm was doing because the halo kept me from looking down," Ross· Duggan said from the highly sophisticat\(i wheelchair that SI ~ltA \ SPI~(. I A I . today propels bim around the Duke Medical Center and to and from b1a specially equipped van that features band controls and a motorized wheelchair lilt. "I wu 10 weak 1 couldn't scratc.b my nose." be said. "I hacUo Mil the aunes to do it for me." He atayed ln tbe wall for 10 daJs. ''I,,_ IUD in tbe NICU wben I first realbed I 4!0aldn't move. I think it wu about leY9D to 10 days after the. acci· deJat." be aakl. "There WU Mvel'e pain. 'J'be baJo device ~trkted my breathlni becauae it wu bound to my e .... t." Dodor'I say that this is the point in the life of the future quadriplegic -lf he sunives -when the memories of earlier physical accompliabmenta can often retard his procreu to.arda rehabilitation ancla new lifestyle. It would have been very easy for the man wbo Is now Dr. Jobli Roa-Duggan to shed tears and yearn for the kind ol life be led while lte wu planniq to become an or-tbopedk .... eclll. A brUllant ltudlDt at Newport Harbor Hilb School, he went • to pre-med atudiea at UC Irvine wttb tbe 10lid en- eoura.,.,.. al bll father, Dr. Job.n ftou·Duoan, wbo ~ MUl'OSUJ'l~17 for many yean iD nort6 Oraqe ~ 11Cm. DOW II, partldpated ID m• IPOfta and ..._ 1111 mart ID all ol tbem. An aYid te==~· be ................. t.remeaclDullJ ........ from **l;t .:fJ."== pla'9d on tbe °'*• 'f9Ue1b911 team. lie_,.. ID 1aperb pbJaieal abape aad eould bleDcb ,,... ...... I lie .. tbl aaUoaal elwnplonab&p ln tbe Jloble.Cat ..,,._= elall at Fort t.uderdale. Fla. At tbe time of &M .... _,.,, ...... tllree .......... ., froaloom..-· DR. JOHN ROSS-OUOOAN PURSUING CAREER Hla Optlmlam, T•lent Extend P•et WheelcMlr log lo the world sailing championships held in Mexico in September, 1978. Ross-Duggan's response was to ask doctors bow long it normally takes to rehabilitate the accident victim destined to become a quadriplegic. He was told 12 months and immediately set a goal of six. And he achieved bis cherished mobility in five and one half months. ' "Of course, you don't do it on your own," he said. "The nursing, physical and occupaUonal therapy staffs gave me excellent care. They are all saints. "You have no conception of bow frustrating it is to work w:ith someone in my eond.iUon. Full rebabllitaUoo Is achieved usually in patients that are tremendously motivated and only after working bard for a year." Roa-Duggan sweated and strained to cut that re- covery span in half and aclUeve his ambition -nturn to medical acbool. He made it. Ria first cllnical rotation after tbe •cci· dent wu in outpatient psychiatry. He haa lince dooe clinical rotations at Dute in neuroradloloay, DeW'ORl'C..UY.-hia f ather'sfield-andneurolol)' .• "Nooe of the paUents I've come into contact with ba.-e even hinted that they were uncomfortable because tbe doc- tor wu in a wheelchair," be laid. "They loot rtpt put my wheels and readily accept my help and counsel." He Mid he is often asked what it takes to achieve what seems to the layman to be an impossible dream -the re- bablUtation of a spinal cord.oatient to his fullest potential. ''You have to h\ve a lot of su;port from your family and friends," be said. "And faith is vital. I became a Cbrlstian while I was In the NSU. And no one did more than my motber tcnllate me see bow mucb I needed God if I wu to become a UMful human beinl .. aln." Hil widowed mother, Gay, la now Mra. A1bn Ha:a-del'IOD ol Laladoa, Eqland. But, Rol&-Daaan amdee, tbey are u clole today u tbe1 were wbUe be wu flcbtlDI Ida battle lD a °'*9 bolpltal bed. He,.,. tribute to otberl "'° baYe laelped ldm ln .... u. rMd to..,,...,._ A~ 9'n an tall •• Joan E11 of Calta lleA ud ber bUI ..... 1Mr7, ud Dr. W0Uam CooOYw, •Newport Beaela .-.....::=; Rw·Duaan aald be UI ~ a ,,..., cloH frieadlbip wtth Dr. eoao..•1 dMIPter, Pamela, "•bo plJJed 8 t1'emendoul role lD.., NC.'OW•J• I • (lee BM'll. .... Alt) o.1i. .............. ~0'0.-11 Can You Top Tlais? On their way toward Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro Saturday, 2nd Lt. Hank Bungay stood on top of parachute of Lt. j.g. Mike Sheldon. They broke forma- tion on cue and botb landed sa/ely. For more scenes of the air show that repeats today, see P age A3. Sniper Fearful Texan Imagined 'Shadow' SAN ANTONIO, Texas CAP> -His brother and another man who knew him say Ira Attebury bad a relentless delusion -that the police would oot stop stalk- ing him. That, they say, may be wby Attebury is dead now -aft.er police say be bunched in a parked motor home, armed with at least 15 guns, and unleashed flurries of deadly gun.rare ~Y afternoon into thousands of festive spectators at the Battle of Flowers Parade, part of the city's annual Fiest.a weekend. Two spectators were k..iUed and at least 50 injured, many by gunfire and others ln the panicked crowd as they ran away. Attebury himself died -ap· parently. the police say, a suicide. The parade was cut short by the horror, but the Fiesta Flam- beau parade, just as big as the ill-fated Battle of Flowe r s Parade, was still planned for Saturday night. . . It. like the other, was to start at Grayson and Broadway. Six police officers were among the first to be wounded Friday Au Attebury. reportedly yelling "Traitors I Traitors! Trait.on t," shot at the crowd. Attebury, a heavy·set, bald former independent trucker and lifelong bachelor who would have turned 65 today, was later found ~ead inside the sm.all, bullet-fiddled motor bome in which be lived. Police Chief Emil Peters said it appeared Attebury bad shot himself in the right ear with a .38-caliber pistol. Bexar County Medical Examiner Dr. Ruben Santos ruled that Attehury killed himself, but said no other -autopsy details would be availa- ble until Monday. ••He felt the police were following him all the time, but it was all in bis imagination," said Attebury's brother, Roy, con· tacted in Naylor, Mo. But police later said Ira Attebary bad no police record. ·'He was afraid or something all the lime. He said police were always watching him and people always were stealing things," s aid Clayton Richards. who rorced Attebury to move a year ago from his traile r park because Attebury was "always paranoid." A week before the parade, At. tebury bad asked permillion to part bis motor bome in a tire store partdnf Jot at tbe ataJt al the parade. C)" rf llt: INSlltt: IODINE'S nNE -Cure for cuts and scratches. maybe a dash ln salt? The medicinal ele- ment's IOOd for a lot more tban that, u you'll learn from Har- riette Witmer and aoa Jim bl a 1tor1 about tbeir 50-1ear-old family cbemlcal firm that'• tbe BuaU... ol the Week. Pqe <=:1- NO ftACS UKS ••. Apart. ment ltYlq baa "'7 attnclive beneftta, and IOme nal prob. lem1. A D..11ir al 1tor1e1 loob at ralea, ,......._ wl ...ulaj meat to eme tbe wwwt ol a. nut•ndeU. P ... Cl. ~ DUD -Robert Coend..,. ... ~ .. all cbaqed ap .._. ro&e be'• won ln 1 new 1 rle1, "Tb• Duke," hia aevetb apln on tile tube. But this time he'll be more than 1 comic mu.eleman -he'll ~ be an ex-priaeftpter. Pqe •· ,...,•s-11.. , ·----. ....,..,_ a ....... CM ~ .. a..-.. .I.___ .!"'II c..--..a OM a• "' --.. .......... _... ....... .. ti I ... ......... .., ........ ......... .. • ,,, ........ -.v FEID IOWm DHllDINTI ~THS "'I• IN ... YOM IAT\WY 'II A dH CM :llUflo V•stlJft ....... l .. N • ..,....,, Oeorll VIM, Meitt Of ...... ...... _.4J . I DISSIDENTS SHARE THANKS. • • lmaaiM the $\tlr world around mewuboleo." AllOtMr time, be aJd, a IJ'OUP ot IOktien beat hlm "without any...-a.'' •·A dear fact remain.1 ln my mind,·• be sald of that ex · perienee. •'Ttle best belna in that IJ'OUP •• a dog who dJd not want. lo bite me.'' Meurwtlile, in Moscow, two Sovietl coovlct.ed of espionage in America and traded for five Soviet diuidents arrived to a VJP ,..lnme by officials and weepms women who showered CMeaN IV the m wltb nowera. Tbe swap of VaJdJk A. Eqer, 39, and Rudolf P. Cbernyayev, 43, sentenced last November to 50-year terms, was believed to be the largest U .S .·Sovtet prltoner exchange ever. Of· ficials said it was tbe fint Ume U .S.·he ld Soviet s were ex· cbanaed for Soviet citbens held lrulde Russia. Enger and Chemyayev were Clown to Sheremetyevo Alrport a board the s ame Aeroflot Jlyuahio 62 aircraft that took Alexander Ginzburg, Eduard Kuznetsov. Mark Oymshits, Valentyn Moroz and Georgi Vln.s to New York on Friday. The former United NatJons e mployees we r e met at tbe plane by about 20 Soviet officials a nd four unidentified women. • ·' Chevron 1 Cutting Supply -Standard Oil Staiwm Get IJOOID for May I LOI ANO&L&S CAP> -marstm unla1rly aad uaat U. CM9194ald IMOllaeet•IOll IOHWDt la ~ ...... wW 111ne ...-ne.-... •to trooplr''tadle91a -· ..U aat ...U., compaDJ of· plaiata fNID eomumen about n.iall..,. price·.-•llnl· :..:C-m•n aaMt f'l1da7 &bat la the Loi Anc•• are1, P· It-_ OU of c-1"''o-•---eroma auditon reeeat1y lomd uu• ~-• .,..,_. '2'7C -•----• .1.1at1ns -.. 1 ... -._ el CIMvw. USA Md ~--........_._ •------·'"-a~ lartelt PIOllae Miier, wtD ,.. 1watrom. ducell.laupplyolsutocompaQy-The 2SO 1taUon operators owDed U.S. -ltatioM lo eo pel"Cellt beloncin1 t.o the Santa Clara ot ~ ..._ ncelved last~ County Serviee Station De81en ftla lllGldll, the naUoDI aa& e$ A11oelaUon already bave ap- percnt ot wbat u.e, ncet¥9d 12 provedtbeabutdownplan. monthl1CO. The apoketman said priority uaera farmers, fire and police veblclH and ambulance• -,,.... Pflfle AJ would•thenmeamouDtolf\lel HEIST they recel~ laal year. • • • Prelident carter bu wamed of 1erioul f aaollne abortaces this aummer. Standard aaid its cut· backs lbou1d ease the aituatioo aomewbat. Meaowblle. the executive director of the 850-member Soulbem California Servi~ St.a· tlon AAoclatlon, Steven Shelton, saidbewillurseblagroup'smem· bera t.o abut down for four days beginnlng May 17 as part of a na- tionwide closure. Even U ooly 20 or 30 percent ol all stations were to cio.e, it would have an impact because of re- duced allocations, be said. Shelton said dealers believe the U.S. Department of Energy pric- ing regulations limit dealer profit Ali waa also charged with posaeaaioo of ctaneeroua dru&s. since he uaertedly carried what officers said were 21 lndJ¥idual doses of LSD lmprepated in blot· ter paper and taped inakle bis jacket. Ali and Jones were held in lieu of $25,000 bail each and aJTelltiDg Officer Sam ZUonti said a bold order bad been placed on tbe pair by mllitarypolice. Rene Boecary, Sl, was lbaken and furious over tbe robbery at- tempt that occurred Just as police were racing into tbe area on an UD· related traffic accJdent call, poUceaaid. Availabillty of fuel raqed from 8Catee la d9e ~ claco Bay area to no any Pl'Obleml ta KIDIU, Dakota and Utah. Red River Flooding Worsened by Wind Tsk, Tsk, Tick, Tick Investigators said lt did not ap- pear that Boec.a.ry waa •inteled out specifically for the robbery at· tempt at lbe front door of the COD· tinentalrestaurantbeoperat.es. •'They approached blm anci asked ror a dime, lben pulled a knife on bim," Officer Zuonki said. GRAND FORKS, N.D. <AP> -Riling winds damaged the fragile dikes protec ting marooned residents of the upper Red RiYer Valley Saturday as residents fought to protect. their towoa and farms from a record flood crest. Contacted by telephone at her farm near Bowesmont, N.D .• Lucille Paasa said, "We have a four·foot high dike around our rarm yard, but il wasn't rugh e nou1b to keep the water out. So we reinforced it last night and got it under control." ''Then tbe winds came up this morning and the wate r is washing out a cotner of tbe dike. They're working on it, but l don't know what they can do.•• Hundreds or othe r farm families along the Minnesota- Nortb Dakota border waged similar struggles. Many others. unable t.o bold back the north· flowing Red -which is 15 miles wide in places over a 100.mile stretch -bad Jett their homes. "Water is all around us," said Mrs. Passa. "We've lived here 32 years and never bad that before." O rley Gunde r son , Civil Defense Director in E ast Grand Forks, Minn., said, "The waler still is very rugh. If it rains, the water level goes up. If the wind comes up, it pushes W.'~ter against the dike and wears them even more. We're not out or it yet." Den't Kiek Tlaose Tires! If you're finding it's harder than usual to k e ep up with your ne ighbors, you may have forgotten that to- d ay is when you save d aylight and Jose an hour to do it. Daylight-saving time began officially at 2 a.m . So if you didn't set c locks a nd watches ahead one hour before going to bed. do so now, speed-read the paper. and hurry off to church. the beach or brunch . The hour is regained on the last Sunday in October when the na- tion goes back to stan· dard time. Like this baby? Costa Mesa's Merv Wright will let her go for a mere $150,000, or you can worship bis 1933 Mercedes· Benz 380K touring car from afar for free, at least until 5 p.m. today at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Classic buggy is among lOO·plus unique vehicles valued at $3 million on dis play by Mercedes-Benz of America Inc., Orange County Section. For side view of this beauty, probably worth twice the value of a lustful news photo- grapher's house, see Page B·1 . ·.Rancho Seco Starts Safety ShutdOwn SACRAllENTO <AP> -The Ranebo Seco nuclear power plut• 1tartec1 • abutdown saw. claJ for ufetJ modlfteatiolll or- dered bJ tbe Nuclear R .. ulatGl7 CommiHlon. Com-..., amaw aaid repaln wou1c1 t.a ••• ...,._ . A 1 ..... man aald the plant's full-power output of 900 m.,...... would be reduced to aero cnw a period of IO mlnua., .............. boun would be ued to complete a •raduel "eoldrt tdowo." Tbe enm••111on order illaed Pr1du ...... Rancho Seeo IDd Ila Gllilr plata built bJ Babcoek 6 Wilecm tJae ftnu that built tbe Tu. iii; lalud "actor ln ~ bit bJ a nuclear .... llarcll •. a •mer1ene1. Rancho .... eei1d be 1but doq ln seconds, as it was on April lS when an eleetrlc circuit failure trt11ered automaUc abutdown equlpment, 11id Jeff Marx, apokeaman for the Sacramento Mu.nJcipal UtWty District, \Yhlch operatea tbe plant. Man Niel tbe lradual abut· down la easier on tbe equipment. Dm1nl the abutdown be aaid the temperature ta the nuclear core wlll be reduced by eooUns water from •bout -ese.,... t.o below 212 deveea Fabnnbett. William Walbrid1e, 1eneral m.......-ot SIWD, N6d Prkk1 ... bop9 to 1aa .. Urie plant n&D• ntq apba bJ June t, avoldlq poulbleMUIUIMI' blaekoua. TIM n .. ,.... .. .,..., totat- ed in nillllll bW eauDU7 • mUea s outbeaat of do•ntown S1crame11to ud tM CapltolJ P'"*-..... --.... GI tbe ....... •ledrtc '°"'. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT Tl>e Or-C:..C o.lflr ~-. w49' -II~ C-_ .... _,......., 11......-W tlleOr-. C-.•-·-~·'-"·-·--,... ... 1 _ _.,.,,. .......... ~ ..... for e... -· "---' llH<ll, _......., ..... ..,~ , .. ,. v.i..,., I•-. .._ e..ctvs.e11~. A ·~·--"_._... ... _..._ -·· 'l'llo ........ IMM!illlftt ........... a. _, ........ ,--.~~ ·-.... -Ptt\6dll"t •f'WI l'luWt.,,_.. ,. ... c-.,~----... --... --- ~. ,_,.__ f.tllor T~A..._.... ...._1.,.Ee111w c....---. '-""t dllo< I I "Where's the intellectual rigor In learning to teN the time by a digital watch?" He arid his partner. Reserve Of. ficer Tim Goodwin, arrested the suspects after police helicopter pilot Officer Jim Wagner and ob- server Officer Chris Morris spottedtbem.ZuonJdsaid. The pair were allegedly frozen . against the wall of a plaza d~ ment store beneath an overhang· ing roof and dashed to a parked m otorcycle when the chopper's spotlight shifted elsewhere. Investigators said victim Boscary, who wore a waiter's UD· iform Saturday night, may have been picked by his assailants in the belief he was carrying bis evening's tipmoney. He bad actually driven to the door of the restaurant planning to take weekend recejpts, but police did not discloee wbetlter be was ca rrying any subltantiaJ sum when confronted. .....1'UlftlQll ·-Plueh 100%~NylonF .. W•1& I TOllCll Pfultt .... '3 .... Face Yim! 1~ Antron9 Nylon .... •2 ... ll'ICIM CHAIM 1• Mun._.., Cut or Cut.net Uftout 100% Araolt9 Nylon F-A?Efili .... •2 .. ,., DEN'S ·· :iiiSiillatiiia:·custom draperi•s · &iiiliiiii • waod Ila« 1663 ,LACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MHA1 CALIP. !_2627 • ~ ~•131 -"6-Ull Diiiy Pttot Photos by Patrick O'Donnell • Students Step Into Space Scientists to View Advanced Projects Some top scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Rockwell ln- teroatiooal, McDonnell Douglas and Jet Propulaion Laboratory will come to Costa Mesa Thurs· day to discuss the future of avia· tion and space exploration. Tbey won't be speaking at an international scientific con- sortium. They'll be talking to students at Estancia High School. Surprising as tbat may be, plastics t e ache r R o be rt Scbureman doesn't think it's enough. He doean 't intend for his students to Just list.en; instead, they're working on projects they hope may someday aid man's ventures into apace. "We're on the thres hold of people living and being bom in apace," said Schureman, whO admits to beinl an entbuaiastic '-optlmllt. He laid be'a working wl tb five interested students on arter- sebQol projects ran&ing from de- veloplq new apace construction devicel to lmprovlnc hydroponic farmU., tecbmques. Tbe ltudentl are Bill Reviea, ' Dan Troutt, Cindy Troutt, Rick Slaaf er and Byron Bacon, be ~ ol the projecla la • llsbt· welPt pultruded an1le. That, Scluaremaa uplained, ia a sup- port fclr w.U. ud noon. lhaped like a blnle except that lt 'a in· flexible. Deity ........... ""* LOOKING TO SPACE Ellanda'• Schurem1n The students' goal ia to de· velop a very light angle, because or the high coat of shipping heavy items into space, and also experiment wilb combtnatiom of modern plastics to produce an item that can withstand ex- tremes of temperatures. ''The apace pro1ram might find it extremely valuable for Mter 28-tlear DefJatW! Pollution Pact OK 1mo1-formlnc bydrocarbom la Heeled. Government a1encle1 have diaa1reed cwer that key Dumber for more tban 30 1ean. Qulm said. Recent dia•1reementa ban ~ the ARB Oil one band, aDd tbe 8oatla Cout All' QaalltJ Mu ... mnt Dl1trlct aDd tb1 lou&bern Calllonda M · IOdaU. ol Ooftramnta • tbl ....... future construction," Schureman said. "Whether it succeeds or not, the important thing is the students learn by do- ing." Another project students are de veloping is a semJ-fiexible tube that would contain two chemicals in separate compart- ments. Once the tube was laid in place and the separator re- moved, the chemicals would combine to form a urethane foam. The tube would rise into a perfect, inflexible arch. Several such arches could be combined to s upport tops and form tem- porary structures, Schureman said. Hydroponics -growing pl~ts in water -is also under m· vestigallon at Estancia, he said. Among the advantages are rapid plant growth and a great savings ln water over conven· tlonal agriculture. •'Conventional agricultural systems lose 80 percent of the water," Scbureman said. "In hydroponics you lose 20 per· cent." He said students have grown tomatoes and bell peppers and are experlmentina with ways tel conserve even more water. • Tbey hope eventually ·to persuade a large firm to let them test plants in a vacuum chamber to study the effects ol zero 1ravity on growth, Sebaremaa aald. The aerospace conference, wblcb grew out of previous yean' vlllt.I to various lpllC8 f acUitiel by Eatancla atudeata, wlll feature 1lx apeaken from I a .m . anW 2:30 p.m. Toplu will Include tbe Voy..., 1 and U'1 Jupiter RJbJ, future pncrama lD apace, U. future of aviation, tbe apace abuttle, .... ,., ·e •Del NA8Am.ticmclne . ~..:~bb' ... .,:=: man, ud JOU111 people doa't ....U.tt. '' lelnareman •aid of U. ·e:.~::r.-~ ___ ., .... .., be ,.a11a .... ,. ... alde mlton. 'Addltloaal lD· fonaatta. eaa. be Gtlt1\Md bJ ~lllai8t-.Ot • Inspired, David Webb, 10, Cleft) chins himself on tail of F .15 as though to relate his power to'that of jet age. Blue Angels <above> slice the ·sky like a handf uJ of four aces held corner - to-corner by pilots' ha nds on l controls. Precision flying by the jet aerobatic team and civilian precision fliers keeps all eyes on the groWld t urned s k ywa rd . Ope n House at El Toro MCAS continues until 5 p.m. today, including demonstrations of parachuting, displays of Third Marine Aircraft Wmg planes on the groWld, band music and civilian stunt fly- ing. Gates open at 9:30 a.m. The air show starts at noon w i th the Blue Angel s scheduled for 2 p.m . Drug Called Cancerous , The cancer institute and the WASHINGTON <AP> A U:l'll'h Blood National Heart. Lung ud Blood drug u sed by millions o r .a.a1i5j Institute said in a jei.t l&ate- Americans to control high blood meot that they "stroeal)' dis- presaure bas been found by Na-D--.. .... siue Cure courage discontinuing ... drug tional Cancer Institute scientists C rel§ without some altemate therapy to cause cancer in animals and provided by a physician ... may do so 1n humans, govern-°"1,llenued The largest selliq 9r0duct , ment sources report. • -e · containing reserpine 19, ~A· 1 The generic name of tbe drug GEIGY's Ser-Ap-Es. a eemblna· is reserpine, wbJch iB sold under ·performed by a private contrac-lion drug which reportedly ac- a wide variety of trade names. tor have been evaluated by in-counted for about 25 percent or · orten in combination wlth stitute scientists and are to be the approximately 22 million re· diuretics or other a nti· presented next week to the serpine prescriptions filled last hypertensive drugs . Clearinghouse on Environmen-year . The lnalitute'a ftnd1ngs were tal Carcinogenesis, a panel or An authoritative trade survey , i mmediately challenged by outsideexperts. shows sales or reserpine pro- CIBA-GEIGY Corp., the com· The cancer Institute moved ducts totaled $130 million in 1978. pany with the largest share of quickly Saturday to wa rn 36 percent of the $380 million the reserpine drug market, persons against stopping use or market for drugs to combat high wbicb said the laboratory test the medication. blood pressure. procedww were inadequate and "The risk to life from untreat-Sources who asked not to be the conclmlons inaccurate. ed high blood pressure, which ide ntified said animal studies The raerplne study itself, still causes stroke, heart disease and conducted for the ins titute labeled preliminary, could not kidney failure, far exceeds the showed that reserpine caused be obtained from the Natlonal potential risk of cancer," said breast cancer tn female mice. J Cancer lnstltute last week. But Paul Van Nevel, the instilute's . ul · alemice J the scientific data from tests associate director. testtc ar~cerinm · ~----~~~~----~------------------~~~' Moth~r'a Dey le May 13th. OF OHIO IN I loath Coast '108 "" .f/ ~ I -I -'t"" ,,..,,_,,.. .. • o.llY,... .......... HORAce PLUMMl!R CLIPS ALONG AT 100 L.tqun.i Bl•.1 c h RX for 100: Sit~ ups and suds You won't catch spry old Horace Plummer poUUckina. because he'd rather punue h1a 1ardening, but tbe retired plalUllna director or Portland, Ore., wlll talk about pollll· ciaJIS. He dealt with ma ny -crooked, inept, aelf·tervlng and plain foolllb -from 1905 on when be Joined the Portland city staff, eventually authortn1 20 city 1onln1 and building ordinances. A trim, erect 100 years old Euler Sunday, Plummer received congratulations from a cur· rent politician, President Jimmy Carter. The centenarian, who GOrtB a natty whlte moustache, attributes bis health, wit ud astute observation or tbe wop d around him to ltl"Ollll religion, vigorous dally exerclle, one can of beer witb hls daily lunch and humor Cu')fcl MP'-..1 Sad salute to slain deputy WAIHlllO'ION IAP> -Tbe ........................ .,.,., ....... ever belq atOUDd ..u-u ............... wl1H~ :.t.a b1 PrHldeat. Carter 1 -Jett, la lMt•'"DI a ... ~.,.... ...... eaa...-lat~.._la tbe ..... Tbe ....... ,.. ....... Seeret s.rvtee uolr•mu ltea Lyaeh e.onftrmecl laturd=t t.bll \he qency lau bMD • ln1 varioua devicea at ta.. boule, but be added, "The S.eret S.rvlce baa no knowleke of martJuan• beint smoked iii tbe house." In Sunday editions, the nt!wapaper quoted an unnamed "11ourc~ cla.e to tbe Carter fallli· ( INSHORT J ly" us saying "It is fairly com · mon knowledae" in the White House that Jeff Carter and hls wife, Annette. oeculonlllly vlslt a friend's house In nearby Ari· ington, Va., to "listen to rock mualcudsmokedope." §pill Not m. .. ier BREST. France <AP> ·" A tanker loaded with 12 mtlUon gallons or crude on collided with an empty shlp off Brittany's coast and sank Saturday, but officials said they did not expect a repeat of last May's Amoco Cadiz dis aster. A Soviet ship rescued all 33 members of the crew of the tanker Gino. AUarleerl .. a•e? MOSCOW CAP> -A man, ident11ied as Yuri F . Nlkredlne, who forced a commandeered taxi to enter the U.S. Embassy compound Friday night where he fired two sawed-off shotguns was described by the Soviets Saturday a s an unemployed Russian "suffering from a men· Lal disorder.·· ' flalo• SpHts C'itizearg Budd.hi.st monk. youthful crowd protest at Rocky Flats nuclear weapons 1>lant in Golden, Colo. seeking plant's shut· down. The group was one of many8rotest· ing nuclear energy within the .S. on Saturday. c Family Feeling P..inch~ WASHINGTON <AP> -The typical urban family or four had to grotS nearly $19,000 last year -9 percent more than the year before -to maintain what lhe government considers to be a moderate standard. or living, a new survey shows. In an annual report on urban fa mily budgets released Satur· day, the Labor Department said the average four·member faml· ly requires a yearly income or $18,622 to enjoy a hypothetical "middle-level " standard of Uv· ing. THAT FAMILY -which in· eludes a 38-year-old husband, a non.working wife and two children -would have to make $11,546 to maintain a "lower· level" standard of living, and $27.420 to maintain a "higher· level" standard of livlng. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the median income for a four.member ramily with two parents was $19.739 in 1977. lhe· last year for which figures are available . That m eans more than half or the nation's four· member families can maintain at least a moderate standard of living, based on the govern· ment 's definition. or the 40 areas s urveyed, Austin, Texas. is the best place to Jive. dollar for dollar. The city requires the smallest annual in· comes required to maintain each of the three standards o( living. On the other end of the scale. San Francisco-Oakland, BQlton and New York require the highest incomes within tbe con- tiguous 48 states. ANCllOUGE AND Honolulu require substantially bi1her family budgets for all three liv· ing standards, mainly because of unique transportation COits. The annual Jncome levels represent t.be estimated cost ot three u.ts of goods and services -a nd tax obligatioal -that were drawn up in the mld·UIOI to portray three relative stan· dards oflivin1. The income levels are baaed. on coal surveys conducted ln 40 metropolitan areas around the country last fall . Mourners imcluding about 1,200 California law en· fOTcement agents escorted the body of Los Angeles County Sheriff's Deputy George Barthel to its final resting place Thursday in a tribute to a slain fellow officer. Barthel, 32, was gunned down the previous week in process of making d rug sales arrest in Watts area. A lO·year LASO veteran the Costa Mesa resident was hit in the head by one oi several shots which also wounded his partner. Four men were in custody late in the week, two formally charged with the young plainclothes detective's death. Swap Serves Sovkts The survey reported that a ramily's gross income had to rise 10 percent during the last year for the fam11y to maintaJn a lower·level standard of living. Income bad to go up 9 percent to maintain middle·Jevel and higber·level standards or Jiving. In 11'17, an urban family of four required Sl0,481 for a lower· level standard, $11,106 for a mid· dle·level standard and $25,202 for a bilher·level standard. Huntinqton Bec1ch Terror reign at Lion campus? Vandalism, theft. arson, epidemic truancy ..t,n<l..a climate of fear that assertedly keeps many Westm~'l'r Hlgh School teachers virtual prisoners in campus classrooms are under formal study. Huntlngt.on Beach Unlon High School District trustees ordered an ad · ministralive report Tuesday after instructor Kathy Iverson's made an impassioned address to board. Campus olficials admit problems exist and say one possible criminal incident in which a Lion coed allegedly tried to run down a counselor with her car has been under recent probe. Newport B<•,1c h PM twin towers to rise City councilmen voted 6 to 0 with Councilman Paul Hummel abstaining to allow Pacific Mutual Llfe Insurance Company to construct $20 million twin seven-story towers in Newport Center. Towers, which won't begin to rise until 1981, when a new bay bridge is built, will supplement exiat· ing PM corporate headquarters. Citing area traffic con· cerns, city officials suggest the PM structure will be tut center addition or such size allowed. Laquncl H 111 ~ Wleelchair rider fights Amtrak Wbeelcbalr·confined George Beck, marooned in Anaheim lut Mother's Day alter being refused in effort to H ·board a pueen1er train due to bis handicap, sued Alll· trait for undiseloeed sum. Beck's lawsuit med laat week cltea physical and emotJonal distress cauaed by tbe ran line. He and bis wife and ·daughter rode on train up from San Juan Capistrano earlier on Mother's day 1978, but a conductor barred hil re-boarding beuuae be wu unac· companied by any able·bodled .male attendant. RelaUvea from Fullerton drove Beck and wife and dau1hter home, whereupon be called his lawyer. MOSCOW CAP> -The Soviet Union has a hJstory of seodiJlg its most troublesome diuldents out of the eountry, but never before have the prison doors opened as wtdely as during the past week. LAST TtJESDA Y, fiv e Jewish activists serving lO·year terms for trying to flee the country in a hijacked plane were released without warning or eiplanallon. They promptly len for Israel. SovWt Trade Benefit,s Due WASJDNGTON CAP) -The Carter administration, Im· pressed with tbe rlae In Jewiah emigration from the Soviet Union, is movtng closer to a de· clslon to grant trade and tariff benefits to tbe Ru.sslans. IC admll)lstration soundings on Capitol HUI show Congress ls in favor, President Carter ls likely to talc:e tbe step as part of his planned summit meeting with Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev. The main purpose of the Carter·BrnbDev summit would be to sign a new treaty lhniti.ng U.S. and Soviet s tratealc nuclear weapons. The strategic arms limltatloo treaty <SALT II) ls in the final stages of preparation. At least o ne more session between Secretary of State Cyrus R. · Vance and SoViet Ambassador Anatoly F. Dobrynln will be held to clear away rema1niq detailJ. Nation Suffering Chills \ .. H .. ,, ...... " ., ., ., .. ,. ., It .... n .. .. .. . , . ~ =· '4 .. • n ;: : " u 0 ,. "° 17 ., .. u ,.. " . ,. ,. 10 1' ., ., . .. . :: :: n u .. . • On Friday. five of the coun· try's best·lmownr!:frisoned dis· sidents were r in an ex· change for two convicted spies held in the United States. The releases and exchanges come at a time when the Russians want to complete a strategic arms limitation treaty, which baa nm into opposition in Congress. But Soviet officiaJs deny any connection with the SALT treaty. "WHEN THE Soviets want something, you can expect to see them boost emigration or re· lease a major fig ure as a gesture. It often works," one Western diplomat said. Most exchanges have involved Americans convicted of es· pionage in the Soviet Union, such as the 1962 trade of U·2 spy pilot Francis Gary Powers for Col. Rudolph Abel, a Soviet master spy operating in the United States. The Soviets have long believed that a vocal dissident is less or a headache once he bas crossed the border. Many dissidents are serv- ing terms in labor camps and prisons on charges including an· li·Soviet agitation. But a number o( the movement's major figures are in the West, often at the in· stigaUon of the Soviet govern· me nt. Many activists are J ews who seek to leave the country. INCOME TAXES jumped 30 percent for a lower-level family budget, 17 percent for 'a middle· level budget and 15 percent ror a higher-level budget. Labor Odds Off LONDON <AP> -With only fi ve days to go, London's bookmakers kept their money this weekend o n Marga ret Thatcher's Conservatives to win Thursday's elections. But polls show the Conservative's lead is slimming. Lemn Something New. ' Everyday. From complete news of your community to reports of world events, you'll find words and pictures to make life more interesting. Keep learning. Enjoy the informative DAILY PILOT 642-4321 I , .. STATE NEWS Reput afia €hief ·Indicted . ( SAN l"ILANclsco LU> -'•J'm a& ,.aee wttb God. at ,. ... wtua ., .. u ... n,uted ............. JoleDb Bonanno Sr. E ...-. Now ta.•1 ta If tedwal a..u.orttiM ~ r&H of obllrucuo, JI , llil lae'1 tW1lna a new ;Joe-Bonanno, 74, Charged- Wida 06.t~ting Juatice leaal Wtlt at • "' SNt::a INPOa•AtLY as .. Joe u•· ud tlHI tnodtl tor o., Tai..... .. ana ..... . 'Hoaar ..,.., ......... 1Sonuino ll OM ol die Old 1uard cl La Cola NMr-. the former bo6t ot oae of ,.t•• rulln1 • · P'tve Famlllla II New Yon: ctty Y.& be bllf' never bffn lo Jail. deta*4 M¥tra1 arrett1 and one ('OGYletJoa for '1ol.t.in1 feet.rat wa,. laws lit lM!. He wu nMd $450 Hla ton. SaJVlto~ or "Blll." last summer uld his father "knows that bl1 d•)'• on urth are numbered . He's ma1n1y concerned with JM ni out th~ few days that he has remalrung in peace." But on Friday, Bonanno was indicted in San Francisco by a rederal grand Jury for consptr· in1 with his wlfe's nephew to ob- struct justice by withholding evidence from the jury. ordering witnesses to lie and bidlng or dntroyiq ~., ...... . owned by hit two ... . roa THa&S ,... the FBI had '*"' pidUac out of looan· no'a trub the ~ be acrawltd to bl tmelf, IOIDe of phone tOft• vtnatloftl be planned to b1ve They aatd lt ••• evidence cl b.ll atternpta to thwart tM 1rand JUr)' Last maatb the FBI searched hta ex])ellllve home In Tuctoa. Ai . ~nn1 ..,,000 la $100 bills. a Ult of witneaaea· phone numbers, .and ~rds from two of hla IOnl • buslne,ses that are u'lder crutlny by the arand Jury He races a f1 e·yen pnson term and a Sl0,000 fine If con- v1tted Bonanno has lived ror 10 years in Tucson. where be aurrendert.'<l lo the FBI Friday OD the indict· ment issued ln San 1''ranclsco. Released o n bis own re· cognizance without poshng bail, he must appear before a judge there May 17 for a routine hear· Naturalist High. •• UC San Diego sophomore Diane Lampl was one of a dozen students who crossed a 120·f oot rope 11 stories above the campus concrete Saturday to celebrate the 141s t anniversary of the birth of naturalist John Muir. Crash Kills Pilot, Student lAa to lraaafu blm to CaUfomla ror arralpmtnt. Until rece nlly. Bonanno led • relatively obecure Ute ln T\ICIOll· Nelcbbon say he would Un••r at markets to cbat about wlMs, theeeea and produte. On Easter Sunday. he attended Mua alaae. Rll DOCTOU aAd lawyer HY he hN 1 ~ heat1, and have used that to keep hlm from tesUl)"inc before the San Francia co grand Jury or another In Tucson looking lntotheBonannos' affairs. But autboritiea be.llev~ Bonan· no atlll keeps a hand in the work· lngs ot the CaJlfornia Mafia. In 1972. a Mafia boss Informant told the FBI Bonanno talked of importing 600 men from Brooklyn, N.Y .. to start up his own Mafia family here. Hi s sons' businesses, all near San Jose about 50 miles south of San Francisco . are unde r scrutiny by tbe San Francisco grand jury in a probe whether tbeir business dealings included Coast Road To Reopen In Malibu MALIBU <AP) -Three lanes of the Pacific Coast Highway, closed since April 12 because of a threatened massive landslide, could be open as early as Wed· nesday. the state Department of Transportation said Saturday. The optimistic statement came after geologists reported that the mountain of rocks and dirt which has been spilling onto the s cenic coastal route seems to be stabilizing. "IF IT continues to stabilize at its current rate, three lanes could be open by Wednesday," said Caltrans spokeswoman Bel· ty Cline. However, if the level of creak· ing and groaning noises from within the earth increases, or if tbe widening ot fiss ures and cracks accelerates. the hoped· for opening would be delayed, said Mrs. Cline. "Only minor activity bas oc- curred on the race of the slide since yesterday," Mrs. Cline said . "Caltrans officials ex- pressed hope that this means the slide is stabilizing, but they said that it is still far too early to tell." If the highway opens and the slide shows any sign of resuming its activity, it would be closed immediately, she said. M EANWIULE, transportaUon officials tried to work out last· FORT TEJON 1AP) -A J apanese student pilot and his instructor were found dead Fri· day in the wreekage of their plane, which bad crashed into Tejon Peak, injuring two fellow students. authorities said. 19 years old. One of them, minute problems in a plan to Hitoshi Tomura, and instructor transport stranded Malibu resi· AIJ three flight students were James Francis Carberry, SS, of Los Angeles. were found dead when a search and rescue team rea ched the plane Friday morn- ing. dents between their homes and Santa Monica Pier by water taxi. Callrans officials had ho to have the water taxi oper ing by Monday morning, but ow the earliest run is not xpected before Tuesday. Studio's Stage B11rns HOLLYWOOD IAP> -A fire broke out at Paramount Studios Saturday and seriously burned the roof, attic and rear portion or a soundstage, fire officials said. It took 24 Cire complµlies about an hour to knock the blue down, according lo city fire de- partment information officer Sanford Faz. There were no reported injuries and it was too early to assess the damage, Faz ( ) said. The cause had not ST ATE yet been determined, be added. It was the second fire in two days al the studios. A small fire broke out Friday afternoon but was put out before any major damage was done. L06 ANGELES <AP> -Atlantic Richfield Co. chalked up first.quarter earnings of $24.2.2 million • 81 percent increase over the Sl50.3 million t.ri earnlnp tallied durin1 the first quarter of 1878, the firm H.)'I. Revenues for the period ending March 31 roee 20 peremt lo SI.$ billion, compared lo $2.9 billion lul year ftpres released Friday abowed. One lbare ol AttO stock now sells for $1.98. At the end ·--Tropical fish • Fresh • Mlrine ,Aqurium 5-Pliel ............ ..,,,1t1'1 H•plt1HD'6JOCM~ .n A hint of red,,, my translucent body, a blotctt of black °" my dorsal fin which 11 tlPOtd In tnlMOI whlto. Add a larv-blood Nd dDt.,,.,. '¥°" bellen my hNft tttould lie end you know why they cell .,. "Blftdlno Heert Tetra". I am an otegant end ldMI community fish. SH mt at Aquatlt Tropk.Ms. I am°" ..... 19 Set Y-, 8.H.T. 1110W.~·Coeta Mf.1111 •CllnerH..-,a of lhe same period last year, a share was worth $1.23. Sa• IHego Betel Stdlen l'lre SAN DIEGO CAP l -A fire and explosion in a room of the Bahia Hotel on Mission Bay shook gues'6 in adjacent rooms and forced the evacua· tion of 150 persons at 10 a .m. Saturday morning, aulhortUes said. The flre apparently began in a bed in an unoc· cupied room and burned up the wall, with the beat intensity selling off the explosion, said Fire Department investigator Ed White. The fire was put out within 10 minutes. Carter& ....... s,....s~n SAN FRANCISCO <AP) -President Carter will pay $SOO from his own pocket to attend a benefit concert next Friday for the family of alaln Mayor George Moscone, city offtclala say. 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Both aoaa -45-year-old lJID and 32-year-old Joseph Jr. -are in federal prtaon aervm1 time few parole violations Item· mln1 ftom their 1972 extortioa convlc:Uonl . Hit IOD, 8111 , bH Hld bit father ii a milunclentood man. His llf eatyle, the son aaya, "de· veloped out of DOlh1na more than a basic dlatruat ol accepted autbortt ." Rh father is a colle1e 1raduate who atudled al the MarlUme Academy ln Italy, the University of Marseilles and the Sorbonne in Paris. He speaks a half dozen languages. BONANNO WAS displeased with Tale.e's book, which Bill Bonanno helped Talese write. "That dJsplea1ure was based on a cenlUJ')' of philosophy," the son said. "My father ls a very private, very proud individual.'' The book chronicles the Bonanno family. especially the notorious "Banana War" ot the 1960s. Rock Hound Bites Dust LIVERMORE <AP) -Jt was six years ago that Old SHent stopped gulping down rocks. The 18·year·old dog became something of a na. tional figure when a veterinarian cut into his rattling stomach and re- moved 267 small rocks, weighing about s ix pounds. His owner had com- plained he was gelling sluggish .. The dog with the gut of Iron died last week, though, in his Llvermore home -after eating a chicken dinner. Tntd to Start In Killing of Bay Officiah SAN FRANCISCO 'AP> - Seven women and five men chosen to decide the fate of Dan White are spending their last weekend of freedom before White's trial in the City Hall s layings of Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk. The panel, which includes no blacks and no Orientals, will be sequestered for the duration of the trial in a hotel. They were sworn in Friday night aod bad lo be reassured by Superior Court Judge Walter Calcagno that they could spend their weekends as they willed. All that remains before the opening arguments can begin i's the selection of four alternate jurors, expected lo be done Mon- day. ,., ...... REPUTED MAFIA LEADER LEAVES TUCSON COURTHOUSE Joe Bonanno Ch•rged wtth Obatructint CaM Aplnet Ion """--o Police Arrest Trio In Jail Drug Ring SAN F_'RANCrsco CAP> -A trainee sheriff's deputy, a jail concessionair e and a social worker have been arrested on drug counts following a long un· dercover invesllgation. Twenty-four-year-old Gaylord Brown, who operated the jail commissary. was arrested Fri- day as be came into the Hall of Justice carrying 64 packets of heroin, said Sheriff Eugene Brown, wbo alleged Ute jail worker was seJllng tbe packets to prisoners ror $40 each. FllED BAYNES, a 31·year-old trainee deputy bi.red under the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, was arrested with marked bills from drug purchases that had been made inside the jail, wblle additiona1 contraband was discovered at Haynes• home following a search of the premises, the sheriff said. Also taken into custody was Edward Johnson. 33, a social worker and prison counselor, after authorities found be bad 10 packages of heroin and an ounce of marijuana, Brown said. "I want to stress that none of these people were sworn deputy sheriffs," Brown aaid, adding that the three persona bad been operating for less lban a year. The sheriff indJcat.ed that jail security would be tightened and that "we will also have spot check searches of employees. Haynes was booked on c h a rges of five counts of transporting and sale of narcotics. Re was also booked for investigation of one count of transporting find selling narcotics, one count of posaesaioo or narcotic• for sale. one count ol pouesalna a COO· trolled 1ubltance for sale and one count of poaaesaing narcotics parapbaneUa. aaOWN WAS booked ror one count ol tranaportiq and selling narcotics. and 4)ne count of possesalnc narcotics for sale and i:ealstl.ng arrest. Johnson wu booked on a war- rant charging one count of transporting and se lling narcotics. He was also booked for investigation ol one count or poeaesatng narcotics for aale and one count of posuessing mari- juana for sale. Track Pickets . Calm INGLEWOOD CAP) -Strik· ing pari-mutuel clerks and sym· pathetic service employees re· s umed picketing at Hollywood Park Race Tt'ack on Saturday but no trouble was reported in the aftermath of a violent COO· frontation ln which 23 strikers were arrested, authorities said. "Everything seems to be moving smoothly today ... police Lt. Norman Brewer ~aid, as cars entered tbe park. "So far, It's been very, very quiet." Brewer said about <tO placard- carrying picket.a bad gathered at one or the main gates by early afternoon, while another 1S to 20 stood at each of several other gates. Insulate yotlf windows. Ask About 15%~:dit ~ 3M Scotchtlnt· Sun Control Fiim Saves You Money. • ts, Confusion Can't Continue W-'t U. newa Jut,....! 1'111east91 llvlA& .-ap l _pereent ln March,·• not· •·•~ ftlare liiiW It'• caleulatecl lt comet out to u ~ r~ Ol 13 perceat -ud not many of• have laCOIDll that come ~ao.e to t...a. up with that ftaw'e. No&. '90 1urprialo1b'. 1Uolra• prices led lD the catelGIY ol price lnereues, averqtn1 a atllf a.a percent acnmtt.tOWJtry. Wllll that llor)' wu nmntn1 on Paces ol the Dally Piiot, on P.,. 2 wu another of thole reporta that oU com· , eanw&a reached anotber all.Ume h11b. StQdard ot CalJ posted a a percent an.aual Jump for the year'• flrtl guarter ·.and with the pwnp prices still edfinl up. lhe Jq tiop ln the oil bul1nell a.re aet to enjoy, at our ex· penM, • year to end au years. It ma)' be euy to blame the 5 percent crimp ln petrwlNID auppllet on the cut.o(( in Iranian 1.roductlon but It 9 abundanUy clear that MobJI, Standar • Gulf et ai hav• tak• advanta1e ot the sltuatJon to 1ou1e the American people outrageously . & .. aten ~, ... s-•••~ Ori the s ubject or 1asollne, il 's undoubtedly a sign of Las Vegas muscle that the tourist bureau of Crapsvllle can spend thousands and thousands of dollars advertising the fact lbat gas will be in abundant supply lhis weekend on the freeway between here and there. In Southern California generally, up to 80 percent of the service staUons wm be c losed today. Yet Vegas (somehow can puU enough strings to ens ure t he public wlll have no trouble refueling on ther way to the gaming tables. ,,, ............... , •• .,,? CalTrans boss Adriana Gianturco donned her hard hat and stared at the Malibu landslide last week while her top engineers contradicted each other on whether or ~t more dirt. and rock were going to come tumbling down the hJll. Ms. Gianturco, as usual, did little to improve the situation, but then about the only original thought she's produced was the diamond lane program that bogged • traffic almost as much as the slide. . While it won't do much to stabilize the hlll, we do have a thought on what to do with the tons and tons of debris: Haul it to Costa Mesa and fill in the giant ditch that the same CalTrans left through the center of town FreeteflflS, F•HllreS F..r.blaet1 Radio wit Al Lohman, looking at the continued dis- astro1AS r a ting report for TV's badly trailing No. 3 network, observed that maybe CalTrans is running NBC. · Could be. CalTrans probably a lso designed the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant and roadtested the Firestone 500 tire. ll•gl~ l~ardiz~• l•Hriarif lt's a shame to see poUtical money-muscle edging in· to the judicial field, but it's apparently a fact of life in Orange County. Harbor Municipal Judge Calvin Schmidt's pals put together a fund-raising reception the other night, raising $15.000 for his re-election campajgn next year. No one has a nnounced opposition to Schmidt, but rumors have per$isU<l that he's one of the targets for a loosely or· gaoii.ed g_roup of deputy district attorneys who are eyeing seatsonthebench. Other judges. hearing the same reports and eyeing four incumbent judges who lost their seats last year, are hiring cons ultants to help Wlth their campaigns. It's de meaning to the j udges and cert ainly no credit to the judicial process to see our system of justice drift· ing into the dollars-buy-votes syndrome. Barring scandalous or outrageous conduct, judges s hould be left in office without having to fret over political popularity~ The bench must be removed and a loof from petty politics and its attendant money· grubbing nature. Pr .... •efl P~•'-'• P .. r Five years ago the California Department of Fish and Game painted an alluring picture of how it would preserve the natural aspects of Upper Newport Bay and at the same time give the public rights to ins pect first hand the wonders of birds and fish and flora and fauna. The Legislature approved $4.4 million to buy the prop- erty and in 1976 okayed anothe r Sl.1 million for develop- ment. The development funds were appealing projects: a visitor center on a mid-bay island, a bike trail and a beginning on marsh restoration. With a ha ndful of weak excuses Cnone of them, in· cidentally, Ued to Proposit.ion 13 since funds already were in the bucket >, DF&G has performed none of the above. Orange County citizens should be given what ther. were suppc>sed to get when they supported state acquis . lion of the 741 acres. We were promised wiJdllfe.ll.reserva- tion -and some access and study possibilities to what was being preserved. •~rr• .,.,...,, ... llldNlrd On a final note, and back to the staggering state of NBC, note that one of the network's few going concerns · . one Johnny Carson -is trying to slip out of a most· lucrative contract because it takes too much of his time. And two movie producers want to star Richard Nlxon penooally in a drama about a kidnapped president. Suggestion: Carson move to San Clemente to become retired president; Nixon takes over the Tonight Show. • Os>tn•ons expreaed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other vtewa ••pressed on this page are those of their authors and artllts. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1580. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·'321 Boyd I Perfection B1L.•.BOYD One out of every 140 Amerieanl 11 nearly perfect. Tbat ... Mid perty Jaek1 ..... letlet. preJ•dlees, weak· Malel, .teea. Or IO cont.enda a p...,..sor of p1ychlatr1 .......... ltudy of the ..... ,.... ODHat.d-140 .. too intere1ttn1. • ·~to tbe . uu tbe party wbo ~et.ly ........ tlle ,.,._ • 1' aearly pmeet I• so bland as to be almOlt ln· human. To that endless list of Chinese proberb1, please edd: "Never speak or a rope ln tbe home of one whote rel· atlve w .. han,-ed. Q. "How man)' ot the new TV •howl make lt to a aecond r••r?" A. About OM out of three, oa tbeaverqe. ; . ------- 8'11\der. Aptll •• ,.,. 'Keep License ,Above the Couch': a, PftU ICllMG •a... ........... CalUonla '• profeulo~~ peycboiocUita are UPH\. Uk• ~ praettdoaen of ~rtaln other oe· cupaUom barbers, tax pr•· parera, embalmers, accoun· .tanta, land1upe arcblteeta, marri.,. counMlora and tome ao otbe'1 -\hey face coUeeUv• unllc•nsln• 1Umulated by the Brown 1dmlnl1\ntlon'1 pro· fHHd dellre to break up pro- fffalonal monopolies and cwtaU unnecMHry atate re1ulalion. Such monopolies, lt '' main· talntd. are fo1tered by atate Uceoalnc boardl and llceaalng procectur domJnated by and at the aervtc. of \he pracUtlooera they are auPJ>C)led to Ucense. aaOWN thlnka the protection offered by 1tate licensing of cer· tabl profenlons la unnffessary. Tbua lhe administration is puahlng AB 46. already puaed by the Aaaembly, aod likel.y to be P•ued in the Senate, which would aunseL the licensing boards lbat control everything from s tructY.!al pest-control ; operators to clinical social workers, vacate all licenses, and turn the t.errit.ory over lo anyone who wants lO hang out a sb.lngJe. Chanct>s are ~at spost ol those llceoslng boaf~ afid thell-re- aulations wlll be with us long after Brown a nd hls de · regulators have gone to the big white house in the sky. What AB 46 provides ls that by a specified date within the next four years, each board must submit a report to the Legislature justifying its existence. Having studied and examined the record of each board, and having satisfied itsel! that licensing does more to pro· tect the public from incompetent charlatans than it docs to pro· tect the practitioners from com- petitors, the Legislature would Art Hoppe "What do you mean you don't make house cal18, Dr. ROftehach?" then be free to extend the mandate of each board. LEA.DERS OF THE California State Psychological Association <CSPA> don't believe. however, th_at i! AB 46 passes, the sun will not finally set for them. They are afraid that Brown would either vet.o an e1tteoaion of the licensing committee or. what seem s more like ly. that the Legislature would merge it with the Board ol Behavioral Science Examiners. tbe agency that li(#nses marriage counselors, clinical social workers and others who, though they practice psychological skills, are not al· lowed to call themselves p syc h o l ogist s or psychotherapists. The leaders of CSPA don't like being lumped with these lower orders just as they don't like be· ing sunseted with such folk as barbers and embalmers while other medically related pro· Cessions -doctors. d entists. chiropractors -are not 1ubjeet to the aunset law. But what really worries tbem is that if they are coUectJvely unlicensed they will no longer be able to collect rees throuab Medi-Cal. private Insurance policies and other third-party pay e r s who cover ps ychotherapy. Further, they fear they would 106e their admlt· ting privileges to hospitals - would. indeed, lose all the medical respectability for which they have fought s o hard. ··Basically .·' said Lewis Carpenter, CSPA's leglalaUve advocate "we're a medical dis- clpllne. If this goes through, a nyone will be able to cail himself a psychologist.'' PEOPLE LIKE Carpenter in. sist that in protectlng the public from charlatans or unqualified practitioners. stale licensing is superior t.o private certiflcaUon by a group like CSPA. that it puts a "floor of quality" under tM p:1'1 ............ ~ do: ......... .-..,~ lac Into Mod1111> and '°" aunt, wbo'1 UtttDc lD t1tt t aeat, btoke out In PIJCllodl ~ tpeecb! Bow would JOU bow [ wbleb PIY~ ln UMt ,._ : bOollwaa ,.. • Carpeater aclmowl~ tbil ii not an • 1 • He WU allo f;:r.: ad& tMt even under tba-.m.du .,.._. alma.t anyone can call Mailllf a counselor wttbout a UceDM, aDd that u such he or abe cu ~ vlde all tort. of .. aervlc.t' u loa1 u the prH&Hlooer dotl not "perform a dia1no1l1," or create the lmpre11lon that medical treatment la belDI pro- vided. or that therapy .. pert ol tbe service. Tbe Ucenalnt &aws have never u ood In the way of Jay couMelor'I or Arica or rolftnl or Synanoa or est or Tranacenden· tal MedJUU011 or anJ ooe ol hundreds ol other groqpe, move· menta. 1ervices or enterpriaea that profess to teach self· awareoe11. CAaPENTl!a DESPAIU of defeating lhe entire suDHt blll. Thua the psycholottlats wlll not lobby ag8""' the bifr•9""ether groups, amoag tbem 'tM barbers and coeme«olocista, who aleo ob-ject to tbe possible dellceQl&og of their professions. Instead, CSPA hopes to .. peel off p s ychology .. fr~m 'What Carpenter agreea may in general be well·intended legislaUoo. , • . l ndeed. if one listened careful· ly enough, one might even im- agine that when the ""91814! in· nocent goes shoppi~.fer a psycholocfst he or s he a j~ngle of aerpents, sco and rapacious beasts in w lch only the state can provide-any real protection. I ,., If You Believe in President, Clap Hands "DEAR EDITOR I am eight years old. Some of my little /nends .fay there 1$ no President. Papa ,,ays, 'If you u e 1t in the new3J>Qper. 11 1s so · Pleo.te left me the truth, 1s I here o PreS1denr> -I ngned 1 Virginia O'//anlon. ·• Vi rginia, your little friends are wrong. They have been af· fectcd by the skepticism of a s ke ptical age. They do no t believe except that they see the results. They think that nothing can be which ls not co m - prehensible lo their little minds. All minds. Virginia, whether they be men's or children's, are little. And just because the President is not comprehensible Bob Greene to our lltlle mrnds does not mean he does not exist. YES, VIRGINIA, there 1s a President. He exists as certainly as decency, purity and Just plain good ness exist Alas' how dreary would be the country if there were no President. There would be no child-like faith then. no hope ful pronouncements that happy days ar e just around the comer. no imposing committees ap. pointed lo study this or that pro- blem, no incomprehensible pro· grams to lighten our burdens and ease our woes. Not beli eve in the President' You might as weJJ not beli eve in fairies! You might get your papa to hire men lo watch all the gas stations in the country to see if there is an energy pro- gram. But even If they did not set' an ener~y proitram. what would that prove'? Nobody sees a n energy pro~ram. but that as no si~n there is no President. NO BODY SEES a n anti· inflation program e ither. Virgima. But neither does that mean there is no President. Did you ever see rairies daoclng on the White House lawn? Did you ever see consumers dancing on the White House lawn? Lately? Of course not. But that Is no proof they are oot there. Nobody can conceive or imagine all the wonders there are unseen and unseeable in Washington. There is not only a President. Virginia. but there is also an energy program a nd an anti- inflatioo program! And while they may be incomprehensible to our IJttle minds, they exist just as surely as do decency. purity and just plain goodness exist in the hearts or all oil com - pany e xecutives apd bust· ncssmen everywhere. THE ONE DEPENDS on the other. Virginia. Just ·~s lobg as decency, purity and JUlt plain goodness abound in the hearts or • these men, the President will have an energy procram and anU-innatJon program. You must believe that they wm voluntarily keep the on flowing and voluntarily reduce lhe\r pro- fits. Yoo mu.st have • childlike faith in their kindness, generosi· ty and self·sacrifice. You and the President. No President! Thank God, he e xists just as surely as cblldllke faith exists. May he and his pro. gra ms continue t.o make glad the heart of chHdhood. As for results, it's Just too darned bad. Virginia. that there is no Sant.a Claus. Peopl~'s Worst Weaknes~ Easily Detected We Americans do one thing bet ter than anyone elff. We don't crop com so well; we don't build automobiles so sturdily; we don't construct cities that are meant to last for thousands or years. But on my scorecard, we lead the league in one area: America lies. AMEalCA UES so much that it begins as soon as a child can talk. Creepy lit· tie boy from down th e b J 0 c k lelepbones pretty lltlle 1lrl from up the block and Ilka her out for an Ice cream soda. Doea the little prl 11y, "No I'd rather not go"? No. She steals a lie from her older sister and says, "I have to wash my halr t.onJgbt," or, even more common, "My aunt Juat died." all perfecUy accept.able in lytng America. The Ues that go on over busl· neas luncheons every day are enou&b to make the Lord weep. The lhlnl• tbat buabands tell tbelr wlve1 when the)' come home ln the middle of the nlpt are Ues of spent puaion. We all accept tbe Great Amertcan Ue, and leam to live wttb it. WEU., n BAD to beppen. A company in WormleyaburJ, Pa., bas deviled a product billed u "Tbe Ultimate Truth Machine." Ill procnotJonal brochure and ma1ulae advertlHment wbla~ "UH It anytime, aayw . Tbe Trutb llada.lne la a MW seneralk>a ol volte ltrwl aoalyur tbat flawleuly • pinpoints d eceptions ... it doesn't need wires connected lO the body. . .so there is no way anyone can know they are being monitored." M achlnery mounted on the Truth Machine is fixed so that it allegedly can tell a liar's voice from a truth-teller's voice. As the brochure volunteers, here are some of the ways the Truth Machine can be used: • "IS THIS your lowest price ... your best offer?" • "Have you mailed that check to me yet?" • "Can you deliver my order on time?" • "Have you told me every. thing loeedtoknow?" •"Can I depend on you?" • "Are t.beae figures correct?" • '·Are you confident about this investment?" • "Will they settle out of court?" Not to mention the one the in· terrogat.ors neglected to include: • "Ooyoulove me?" THE TlllJTH Machine ls not the ftnt product of itt ltlnd to be offered on the American marketplace. Other, first· generation contraptions bave met wtdl a lack Of 1ucefll, but Norman Maxton, controller for the Truth Mac4lae, sen noth1nc but blue l1det for bla mJ,nl-lie box. The people wbo ue pr"OIDCtl.na the Trulh Macblne claim one Ol ill advantafH 11 tbat lt enables bu1lnesamen to become mind· readers. For example, an attorney alt· ting down to ne1otiate a deal would know immediately the price bll opponnt would not bt w1Uln1 to •~ at.low. A eon· 1trucUoa en1IDMr bar1•= for part.I oa a MW project lmtlneUvely bow tbe true ln· ve11&or1 tbat awaited bim. THE uoaroaE bo .. ll. "ID addltlaft to tM police and ln· telU1ence a,.aeles, many of t.be Fortune IOO corporaUoal have quietlJ bMn uat.nc voice ltnll analyaera for man1 ,_ears. Lar1e tndaa~al and retaU com· ,am. ... it to coatrol •m'*'" theft aad taeell job •PDlltala. • • ADd It.. eaterlalDIDI t 1 Because it can pick up and analyr.e any audible statement, UH of the TRUTH MACHINE la limited only by your own im· a1tnatioo. Seeing tbe m.een to wild when poUUciadl and celebrities give their 'candid' views d&tring television Preti conferences and talk •bows can provide you witb boura of am"9ement ... "You can gain penonal satisfaction by finding the truth behind many intri1uin1 and con- troversia I subjects. Uae the Truth Machine to evaluate the candor of Richard Nixon, Patty Hearst or James Earl Ray. You'd be aurprlled." THE •ANtJFAC'l'llat:as acf. dreas tbemaelvea quite d1rectl1 to the quellioa. II It etbletaa? "\'es, it's ethical! Jt'1 almDl, a fast, efficient way to v.nty lbe trutb and protect younell from dilbooest.y. And a.ft.er all, wtddl i1 Immoral -for a penon to be deceitful or to bave their dta· honeaty uacovered? Then 11 nothlq unethJcral about ucowr .. lDI deeeit and deceptJoa. "Jn faet, you can uaDallr SW.- vent clilbonett,J simply by lel· Una everyone now tlait 1GU Oft tbe Tnth llaeblae. 1t•a a powerful ........... .. wbo .. tempted to ...... ,. or teU JOU a.a tball *' trullal "WDN YOV aak a dlNet qUHUcm, JOU dtllrft ..... ......... And tbat'• tlM ...... "' t.be Truth MaebiDe 9 >& wW ..,_ )'OU a~ U.Wtl' ~ 9"8 If IOmeoat .... doeu'&l '' I m"'8 aa1 aoN·b,.. wtlll NOMUft llNtoi. Ila lll'W's .. to HDd me m1~•.nTruda llaeblne ln a eouPI• ~llll IOmlllDw l dma't.. ' '""~=..---.• -lt. rrullJ, I 1r. I .inaat.... I.• .. ~, i To writ•'"'-OllrV Piiot /Box tS60, Colta ~.CA t2'26 .If ~0rang1 cou t oa11v Pilot l r•Or.e ~H ... ·.1.a .... o .. 1 ... 1_ .. __ _. _____ _._ ... __ T•o•c.•"•'"'--o..11•v•P1•'°'•11•,.•..i-...n•' .. -•..-- Little Reassurance --Goes a Long Way: BJ ):DITR POllTllAN ' 1HIS PoST CARD VOTER RE:CGIST~ATION IS l<INt> Of NICS-... LISTEN·· ""'"...,. __ ,~ MAii~~ OU~ '"-========~~ WINPOW •• HAVlfJG ,, woNl)ERFUL ::r1ME ... Edith Porlmott iao ,....,of SoftCletnnfe. 1 r • "Florence--wake up. Florence." Ruth erielt' eut:• •·vou'll bffe~to drlv&-me..to the ..bolpltal. l'm h~.. 9 heart attack: ~rr-~ Startled from a sound s1eep in the middle of Uae•nllht. I Dr. Cbarle8 Bell 'Criminal Pollution' Alert Due? Dr Charle& C. Bell ts a pro/e"'1r o/ political science ol Col Stole. Fullntoft. Can Sohio construct a $1 billion oil t ermina l in Long Beach without meeting environ· mental protection regulations? No Ooe1 .the consumer have a right to ll'now If potentially lethal products are contained in food') Ves' CAN A CITY lim1t the number ef new residents in order to pro· tect at.s e°'vironment? Yes' Can I ittfd a new bathroom to my hOme without a building permit' No' c~n ,'an emotionally troubled youth with a record or sex of· lenses w~ has threalened"lQ kW .. some c~~d" be released 1rito a communlty without warning anyone" Yes ' BUT NO LONGER if Clifford Jnd fn gebord Thompson win their "wrongful death" suit now p ending be fore t he s t ate Supreme Court. The facts in the case are clear the implica lions are staggering! The Thompson 's S·year·old ,son Jonathan. was sexually as· saulted and murdered by a 't'oung male on temporary leave f~ the Alameda County Juvenile Hall. The murderer. James F . Fisher 111. who had a record of sex offenses had been released by county authorities less than 24 h ou r s before killing the T,hompsons· son. S hould Alameda County Juvenil e au t hor ities h ave w.,-ned Fisher's mother or his homicidal potential? Should they have warned the neighbors about his record or sexu&I as· saulls and threats to kill'' THE THOMPSONS thought so And a state court of Appeals agreed. Citing earlier decisions, the Appeals Court ruled lhal governmental agencies are ob· ligated to warn "foreseeable vie· li ms .. or a "foreseeable peril." In 1968 the state's Supreme Court held that foster parents had a right to be warned if their ward had a potential for violence. " And in a la ndmark case. Tarasoff vs. Regents. the court ruled that psychotherapists are liable i! they faiJ to warn potcn· \ia l vi ctims. Jn the Tar asoff case. a mental patient had threatened to murder a specific person. The young wom an he threatened was never warned. And he later killed her USING THESE and other cases as preced e n t, the Thompsons filed suit. Dismissed by the AJameda Superior Court. the Thompsons appealed a nd won. Predictably, Alameda County a uthorities 1 who are being s ued) appealed to the state's Supreme Court a rguing that such a de· cision would destroy criminal r e h abi litation programs . Seve ral other counties have joined with Alameda in the ap· peal. The counties' argument is two· fold. First, if the Thompsons prevail1 California's counties would either have to drastically restrict early release programs or w arn th e family a n d neighbors of those released of any potential threat. BUT. SINCE every year well over 200.000 adults and juveniles arc paroled or put on probation, the counties could not keep them in custody. The facilities do not exist. Nor. in the posl·Prop. 13 era is there money to build surh racililics. The counltes would have. In fact, no choice but to release and warn. Such warnings would soon s pread ala rm a nd f ea r throughout the community. The re le ased prisoner or juvenile. like Hester Prynne, would soon become branded with his own "scarlet letter .. Shunned and rejected by family a nd neighbors. lhc chances for rehabilitation would be mighty slim BUT. IF THE IO~IC or enVlron· menta l control has ment. if the logic of consumer protection has merit. if at b right and reasona· ble for the government to com· pel producers and manurac turers to warn clients and con· s umers. then why shouldn't government itself be compelled to protect its citizens alerting them to r riminal "polh,ll.10n" a nd thr ea t s to thei r neighborhood 's peaceful en· vironment'' The Thompson case is now before lh<• stc.1le Suprcm~ Court The deci~inon could become an his toric landmark an cnminal and civil \aw Florence struggled to get her wita tocelber. , ... • Ruth and Florence. slaters and widows. Uve to1ethlt-'8 • houae in the South Laguna hills. In their late 10s, tbet ,,. in constant fear. I I EVE& SINCE TUE BLVEBDD Canyon disaster lbeF fear heavy rains and earth slides. But ever preaeftt, ~ .. is tbe1r dread of violence-their feeling of helplesllleSs because of lbeir ages and isolated location. But inaat -of all, Ruth. tbeoldenister. feandeath. 1 "Why do you think you're having a heart atta4k1 .. Florence asked. now awake and concerned. She saw Ule look of panic on Ruth's flushed face. Ruth was~. had her .handbag over her arm-rudy and anxious ~ cet to the hospital. I "I feel pressure on my chest . Can't breathe very we I. I'm frightened. Gel ready. Florence. Hurry. Drive iqe,to the hospital." Florence reached for Ruth's band. "Now Usten to me, Ruth. Are you s ure it's your heart? You know how excit- able you are. 1 · m afraid to drive at night. and you know ll. "WHAT WOULD HAPPEN TO us if l had car troubt'e! Or if you passed out in the car? What would I do? What' could I do? If you're sure you're havmg a heart attack I'll call the paramedics." "Oh, Florence, I'm sure. Call them!" While they waited for the paramedics Ruth paced the floor. holding her hands to her chest. Florence. calm by nature~but fearful now-tried to soothe her. In 10 minutes the para medics arrived. Two compe&mt. looking young men in their 20s: Tom. dark and intense; Doug. blond and boyish. They acted with quickness~ effi, ciency, and compassion. They had Ruth lie down. aod made blood pressure and pulse tests at once. TOM SAID. "YOUR CHEEKS are Oushed-not ashen· gray. the color of heart attack victims. We can't nnd anything wrong with you. Perhaps it ·s JUSt ner ves. It youfd feel better about 1t, we can take you to the hospital. Jn any event. you should consult with your doctor soon... . Reassured by his confidence. Ruth and Flore~c:e re· !axed. Ruth 's breathing became easier. Then she ream~ that the pressure on her chest had subsided. Considerate and understanding, Tom and Doug watched her closely. When they were sure Ruth had lost her fear, they smile~ al Flore nce and prepared to leave Grateful . Florence opened her purse and offered them $10. Doug shook his head "no," and Tom said. ik>lftety: "Thank you. mam, but paramedics can't acceptt1ps." I' THE SISTERS THANK ED them, Ruth stammering with e mbarrassment. "Be sure to get in touch with your doctor," Tom. said. courteously. Then the young men drove off. · After they had gone , Florence made a pot of. f,ea. "Florence," Ruth said. "I'm really sorry to have caused you and those nice young men so much trouble. I 'Pl ~~ to call the doctor first thing in the morning... • Next a rtemoon, as they left the doctor's office. Jl'4h said ... Dr. Srnilh said I'm OK . Just too nervous. He's rigbl. You know how afraid I've been up there in th~ hills. Sometimes l 've panicked at the thought of one of us becoming 111. suddenly, and not being able .to get help. That's whathappened lastnaght. Why are myfearsreal?" ''I'll tell you why, Ruth," F lorence said. "It's wbat'we see every day on TV. or read about. The terrible thiJfgs happening. Old ladies havmg purses snatched, or being raped. And not Just old ladies. Just thmk about that Hillside Strangler. It's scary. Ruth. "There 's too much shown about bad kids and not enough written about good young people. Why. those paramedics seemed happy to be helping us. As 1f they really carqt. Just like your grandsons." Rutti's race brtghtened. "Before W(> go home let's go down to the Senior C1t1zen·s Center .. she said. ''Let's spread the word. Those paramedics are great . There is help out there... ' Mailbox/It's Not Nice to Pay for Whims of Mother Nature To the Editor Jl would seem. by at least one staff writer of the Pilot. that happiness is having the Upper Bay jus t as it was al one particular time. so that things .. an be as they remembered it. or course it wasn't natural, al that lune. becet.use there was a salt reclaiming stat.ion This re· quired levies. with gales, where the salt water was allowed to llow into pools. where the sea water evaporated leaving the salt. These stagnant wat.er pools were only offensive if you were down wind To preserve it, as tbey re· member it, some people have Jotlen this property locked into non·development. Now a natural thing is happening. Silt is washing into the old slew and filling it in. Now lhat Is not the way we remember il, so we must do 10metbing uonaturat. We muat dredge it ao it will be •• we remember It. It wlll cost an ntlmated SlOO million, ac- cordtng to the Pilot's report. • IF TID8 property had been de· veloped by private industry. Ibey would have paid for the tlredgiag. There would have been boat 1Ups, anchorage, '4illdtnp, trailer parka. etc. Not 4NllJ would It not bave cost the , tax payers, but the tax IHlse for • Uae area would have been ra~1ed. lowerina U. lax rate. The ....,...riy on the other slde of tbe Upper Bay "as once Datural 'Ibey he1d a boy acout • I jam boree there. Someone took a bulldozer and cut out a road. They called it Jamboree Road. Now that area from the old ··sail mine" to the Coast Highway 1s not at all as I remember it. Now the skunks and the jack rabbits have lost an important breeding ground. Not to mention the poor little ground squirrel. Do you want to know what I think or spending millions of dollars to restore the uppt-r Bay to the way you rem em be red it'! You certainly do not! JAMES A. BOLDING IJoR't Stop tlte World To tbe F.ditor: About two-thirds of the front page of the Sunday. April 22, is· sue of the Daily Pilot featured people being against something. Had your staff planned a little better, a previous "anll-oil" <rig) article would have enabled the against crowd to cover the whole front page. Members of our coastal com- munity want (and need> fuel aod ~er. Not only to survive but also to permit the vacationers from the eat to be able to come to Orange County for vacation time so the agalnalon can gouge them with exhorbitant rents, shvices and food prices. . WEat: IT· ~OT for oil com· paay exploration to find petroleu• ~rves, the dam· ming ol rlVerl to create elec· tricity and the building of auc:lear plant& to supply the mls· •lag power demand. lt would re· auJt in · an actual. "Let the bHbrdJ freeae lo the dark" 11tuaUon. Now ~ "a1ain1tor1" 'have turned aaaimt nature. Tb,y do not like the normal coune ol trosk>ll and depoalUon \.hal takes plaee lft the~ proeeaa of wear and tea.r or our eartb. How naive. Do they exped someone to 1topiae wind, rain, IDOW, IUll, bot aDd c.-old? But I WOUid 1UtM Pamch --. "I don't mind giving people without cars a lift-It's towing their trailers that I object tot" they want someone else to pay lbe cost to keep things the way they would like them and pro- vide them with what they want. I suggest you remind the Daily Pilot staff that private en· terprise, a profit-making con· cepl, is really· not all bad. Progress ls important. To stop the finding or petroleum. to stop the damming of rivers. to stop the buUding of nuclear plants, to stop the silting of Back Bay. to stop the change of the way tbiqs are I were> is lo stop the world. Slop the world -you die. They are probably against that too. JOHN T. ISBERG IAC&en Edie C' .. Hrll To the F.ditor: - Wllb regard to 'lay Pecaut's response to my letter regarding the party at the Dept. of Health, Education and We lfare . IMallbox. April 22> she has a very valid point. How do you make· yourself heard? tr you're trying to get someone's attenUon verbally. and they are sort or tgnortn1 you, the answer is to •et louder and louder, till they have to • respond to yo u. It ·s kind of hard to pretend that someone doesn't exist while that person Is pour· ing about 98 decibels into your left ear. Since there appears to be no way lo make a letter loud, the answer seems to be quantity. Take a tip from the mail order people. Make your letter up, all but the salutation. Run down to your nearest Xerox machine. and invest a buck in JO copies. Next step is simple. Don't try to figure out who to send one to. Send one to everybody. Send one 1 t o Supe r Gov. Send one to Jimmy Carte r . Send one to CaUfano. Send one to your local Congressman and Senator. Who knows? One of these guys might Just decide that your com· plaint might just make a dand,y i ssu e for his re-ele c tion campaign, and do something about It. 1 think that in this particular case. I'd be sure to send one to the General Account· ing Office. 441 0 St . N.W., Washlngt.on D.C GAO Is the ap. potnted watchdog regarding 1ucb mallera as wasted tu dollars and corrupUon tn high places. Then, two or three weeks later. write a nother letter. and repeat JJ:>e process. H thiS seems like a lot of trou· ble to yo!J, consider the follow· ing. According to my tax man. the average person in Orange County pays about $3,500 ln in· come taxes. Let's say that you took that s ame $3,500 and Invested it in stocks. Right afte r this, yo u l ea rn e d th a t your stockbroker took your money, and bis secretary and went lo Be rmuda. Would you sit quietly and let that pass? You bet yotlr sweet dividend you wouldn't. By the way. for any of you who are capable or 98 decibels. the phone number or the ~ner.i A cc ount i ng Office l s l • 202·65.'HOOO. WlLLIAM D. HARVEY .,..,.." 811 .... , ... To the F.dltor: When a progra m ts so beneficial. why try to find so many ways to bring about it.a de· mlae ! Or why seek the lo~at rom mon denominator' It la beyond my reatoalnc why people Il k~ J . V . M arokl (Mailbox. April 3) and our IOOd governor Edmund G Brown want to close down a program benefit· mg so many. WHO S/\YS MGM doesn't pre· pa re your son for college? Our son. who JUSt entered college and isn't exactly a 4.0 and wai> rather typical tn not be ing "turned on ... each year in MGM obvious ly was motivated to think and reason. His award for this exposure and ass11nHallon was an above. average score allowing him lo by·p ass college (reshman English. Why not stimulate a ll the high school students we can and let them get on with learning. tn· stead of taking . one giant step backward as colle1e freshmen a nd enrolli ng in no.credit "dumbbeU" English. The MGM program has great merit and I applaud au those who help make 1t successful. G.SCOTI' llftw~.,, Reperc DEAR EDITORS: I AM RESTING HERE AT HOME GE'M'lNG OVER MY BRONCHIAL TROUBLES FOR WHICH THEY TOLD ME I HAD 1'0 STAY l'NTHE HOSPITAL 10 DA VS A.ND I ONLY ST A YEO 7. AND l READ IN YOUR IN· FORMED REPORTING THAT I AM IN THE HOSPITAl. AND THAT MY SfAY 11fl:RE WAS DELAYED WHEN I WAS SUP· .POSED TO STAY UNTIL SATURDAY. SO INSTEAD OF GE'M'ING Bl:Tl'ER I GUESS I AM G ETTlNG WORSE. THANK YOU FOR BR.NGING 1T TO MY ATrENTtON. SlNCERELY, JOHNWAYNI: APIULJS Au ~ pta~ lJr U. DoU11 Ptlol r'fPl•dl"f ,,.... ...... , 11or m llOQfi ..,.,., • 'ceN ==::~= Jorw..,.........,.~ '' ........... ,.,. llodlm ttou.e , off tea and mall• of llark, aqular l tttl, ~ WGOd c:rowd ftMl'ab&e Yictorta"' with tbetr lincerbrud trim, .... ,.., like trumpt.:9•t·•wN who cam••._ and atayed too '' ....... Savff1' Ind "a.Une On The Loni" are •lof•u patnttd ..,.,.., ,. .. mu .. • ~ ol WHLM'" wooden ...... or rocks carnet tiarouih b)' rural b1Rway1 a"""4t lelllDfibam, ~ at or Wuhinaton"I What com County Thty exbort logat"rJ, nstterrnt'n, l•rrMf'1 aad worken '' Georala Pac:lrl<''• aiant, ••mlftl, snortln&. tolltt paper factory hard ~ the bayfront The Ch•mbt-r or Cornm rc:e, howe"-er. nhorUI vacauooen and oth{or •oJourners tlarougb the hi5tory·rlc:b seaport city founded la 1850 and now thrlvlnl( on the fa t arow formula fed lo Orange C'ow'lly two detad~ qo "VISIT ONE DAY; you may stay a lifetime," says one <.: of C pampblet, which must move natives and oJd.tJmers Lo grit tbeir teeth every ti me they bear it Too many are accepting that invitat1on, many fear. Whatcom. the farthest northwest county in Ole conUguous 48 states and 30 miles from the coastal gateway into Canada, has striking sim ilarities to Orange County m business and reereatJonal resources . .-xcept for climate. "ThlS area 1s probably about 20 years behind Soufhern Califo rnia," calculates nurser)'tllan and landscape designer James F . McCune, one well-establis hed immigrant from the Golden Slate who foresaw op. portunlty. "From Sea to Ski in 60 Minutes," is the motto and one can indeed travel from Pugel Sound to majestic Mount Baker's ski slopes in about one hour. RECREATIONAL P URSUITS abound, with camping facilities and a rich variety or fresh and saltwater fishing and wildfowl hunting in evE'r~reen country rising from sea level to more than 10.000 feet. Bellingham itself 1s a shce of old Sa n Francisco without today's touch of tawdri· ness; or a sli ver of Seattle w1thout its bustle and mass of humanity. but it also boasts many cultural amerut1es for a town 1ls size. geared around Western Washington State University. Downtown is a delight for strolling and poking around and the city's heritage may be viewed at the imposing red brick Museum of History and Art. The ornate structure over- ·~ the busy, picturesque waterfront was OllC'8 Bellingham City Hall. 0 111£ WEATHER HAS kept a Jot of peo· pie away," says McCune over steaming cof· fee on an overcast morning that dawned with the mercury at a mere 24 degrees. "I've got to have mixed feelings about 1t I've got. to have people and growth to see my business prosper. "And yet that very thing is what l moved here to escape. The growth of the area erodes the quality of life.·· From 1970-'77, a total of 5,552 Whatcom County residents died Another 8.909 were born. But another 8,260 took the Bellingham Chamber of Commerce up on its invitation. GROWTH HAS EVEN intruded into the provincial San Juan Islands, an archipelago of 172 dots of land -many inhabited by natives -off the Washington coastline, lbreat.ening their long.established way of lile. Tbe islanders don't like the apparently permanent influx. Debbie Smith, bartender at the Royal Room restaurant in downtown Bellingham and raised on Orcas Is land, sums up the at· lilude out there in the Georgia Straits. "How many Californians does it lake· to screw in a light bulb"" Ms. Smith asks. "How many?," you ask. "Three. One to put in the bulb and two to stand around and share their knowledge and experience. . . " And then ll was time to catch~ tiny com· muter plane out of Bellingham It rides the cruel nor'easterly whistling out of Puget Sound llke a gum wrapper In a hurricane to SealUe and a jetllner home. UNLEADED OR SUPER 83.9 FREE IONIC WAX WITH EACH CAR WASH SOUIHCOAST AUTO WASH , ............ .. !"'*on Btttto1> tl7·14U ... LACMIMA CAR WASH ,.._ ... .............. 494-tfJJ I When in Eurof>e' Follow di~ Music f' The bllll, hall1, calhedral1 and beer ..... "o.nnaa, .............. Amtria ... CIMMlioYUia laave aJw.,e ..... all" wttla Ule ICMIDd tA .... ud Or .... ODllt ...... wW Jola tM thorul IODD. Carole Boelter. proleuor of mule at Oran .. ODllt =la Calta a. ..... ,. tben an d mu, 11 to be ftUld • u.e tb1rd ........ OoMl ..... , a-.· tint-..-Swo- DeU UID. "We uve about ao em•oUed," 1be ex· plalM, MU• •"'II• call to Mr oftlce at•- ,_,... ..................... to: UM Mm1lmd tA ............ QIM mmlc. • .... ., Qorw ......... ...... ,. •a1 I, mid «4•• Heta ... .,.. followtal ftw ..a, prior '9 tM J- otl ftll' Jilrapl. JO hllowlil. u.ne-... tour tA ...... . called Romaatle .Road and nu••*4MI ... pe~ wl ............ triPI or tr. to roam. tbesrouPeaplawJulylfor..._. • STOPPING.On SPOTS on the itinerary. foUowtna IMCH°' In Frankfurt. Gennuy aad a tour of the Rbtne wine couDtr1 aro•ad.: Ruedelbeim, include Nurnber1, Prape, Vl~ oa, Lime, KitabubeJ, Sal.Jbura, ZUricb, Ulm UC lbnnhftm, • ''One tA tbe crowniq hlplipu of lut year'• Pl'Oll'•m wu a special performuee before Pope Paw VI," notes Ila. Boelter. Dunne previoUI European visits ln ita three yean' travel, tbe Coast Muter Cbonaa bu auq at the Cathedral of Notre Dame and St. Stephan's CalbedraJ in Vienna. Tbil summer's expedition will include a re. turncontertatSt.Stephan'sCathedrallnaddiUon to presentatiooa for the people. "llANY AUDIENCES WILL uDderatand only the lanluaae of music and will lladly re. ceive what you offer as a performer," notes Ms. Boelter. a lonitJme performer herself with numerous credits. CAROLE 80El TER DIRECTS LAK£.SIOE CONCERT LAST YEAR AT MANNHEIM, GERMANY Coast Master Chorus members will also perform for troops at several military lnstaJta. tiona durin& tbeir June.July visit. Vi.sitors Tempted in Any .Direction By STAN DELAPLANE LONOON The Hovercraft is called Gltssandcur when you board it at Boulognc. two hours by train from Paris. It carries 240 passengers, riding an air cushion just above the Channel waters. One of the rour propellers was not working, but the Hovercraft went anyway. We made it to Dover in 41 minutes. There's a mild bumpety-bump motion. Little view as the propellers throw up a c loud of ocean spray. The two blue uni· formed stewardesses never got around to scrvin~. But you can buy duty.free liquor and perfume and move around. * * • PETIONVILLE. Haiti Not many people come to Haiti <compared to popular resorts of the Caribbean ). but it's my favoritl' in the rum-and·sugar islands . French language. Swingy patois. The drum beat in the hills. <Voodoo and Christianity rate side by side.> Breakfast comes under a leafy almond tree. High on the hill we look down to Port· au-Prince o n the blue Caribbean. It's mango season in Haiti. The mountain cof· fee is dark roast. You can drop a few spoonfuls of Barbancourt rum in it. It laces the day together. In the competing rum islands of the Caribbean, Barbancourt is rated among the highest. We are at the Villa Creole in Petion- v1 1le. Fifteen hundred feet up in the cooler air. * * * EVERYTWNG IS BRIGHTER here: Masses of purple bougainvillea climb the white trellises alongside the swimming pool. Breadfruit trees hung with green globes descended from those Captain Bligh brought from far -off Tahiti. The waiter-his face shines like Penn· sylvania anthracite coal-brings toasted French bread. A trayful of jellies. "What's that one?" <He speaks French.) . Thal one, he says, is •·mamba." Peanut butter. Haiti has a superior peanut. J l is beaten into peanut butter. Put it on your toasted French bread along with the guava jelly. You can have it mild -like ours. Or you can have it "piquant." Some tropic hot· peppers beaten Into it. ••• THERE JS NOT MUCH night life in Porl·au·Prince. Most of the music is in the big hotels in PetionviUe. Write for brochures and prices : Stuart Newman, HaiU National Office of Tourism, 7100 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL. 33138. <One of the brightest things about Haiti is the price. This is the least ex· pensive is land in the Caribbean. ) *** FROM m E ALERT Tourist Depart- ment. I got a recipe for the famous Solomon Gundy in case you're cutting a * * * ' CHESTER. Nova Scotia -The sum· tooth for it. · mer weather is wonderful. You can get here by train. by plane. by boat and by car. It's wonderful vacation country for people with children and this is where I brought my own moppets. Soak six salt herring in cold water overnight. Filet the m and arrange alternately with three sliced onions. . Add a ha lf cup of sugar and pickling spice. The Sword and Anchor is a tiny hotel made over from a white frame house in the village of Chester. Cover with vinegar. heat to boiling point. Let it stand and cool for three or four "Another fine day," said the waitress. days. Eat and be ha ppy. • I SAID: "ISN'T IT always like this?" 1 When people keep on talking about fine weather. I am suspicious. 1 • • • ! TIUS IS PRIME FISH country. Novi Scotia is almost an island. A thin land bridge holds it to the Ca n adia~ motherland. No matter where you drive)! you are never more than 35 miles from se~. The menu listed some curious things. Solomon Gundy was one . It seemed to me I remembered a nursery rhyme by that name. You can buy two lobsters for aroun~ :$5 and boil them on a beach fire. •: Something like he took sick on Mon· day. moped around getting worse through the week and -"died on Sunday and that was the end of Solomon Gundy." Write for brochures and prices: Department of Tourism Province of Nova Scotia. Hollis Building, Halifax. Nova. Scotia. :: Lecturer To Focus On Nil~ The Nile River. the lifeblood of both ancient and modem Egypt. will be the subject of the third session of Orange Coast College's four· part spring Travelogue Series. OCC professor of a n- t hropology, Dr. Dwayne L. Merry, will lecture on FNday, May 4 from 7 :30·9:30 p.m . in Fine Arts Hall 119. Tickets, priced a l $2.50 each, afe available in the OCC 'Ncket Of· lice. located in the col· lege's Administration Building. Tickets will also be sold at the door on a space available basis. Dr . Merry bu worked extensively in the Mid· die East, studying both the ancient inhabitants of the area and the modem cultures. He spent a year living with a tribe of camel nomads. SINGER LETS YOU CHANCE THE STITCHES AS FAST AS You CAN TOUCH I THE BUTTONS. WITH THEIOUCH-TRONIC* 2000 MEMORY MACHINE. Here's a Singer• machine so simple to operate it lets you forget about the mechanics of sewing and concentrate only on creating beautiful things. It remembers any of 25 stitch patterns instantly with the programmed length and width. Model 2000. • Flip & Sew• free-arm panel • Push-button drop.in bobbin • Built-in speed basting r---' • Adj us table maxi-stitch 1 • stitch \ NOW ONLYSl4995 SAVE s30 OFF REG. 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Fine quality ICmart air filter. Sizes for most U.S., fC>feign con. • . ~ . .. Dates Set A blood preuure cllnJe wUI be conducted from 8 to t p.m. May 7·10 at .ffoag Memorial Hoapttal , Newport Beach. Re11Stered nurse& will take blood pressure and advise any person with abnormal readings to see a phyaielan. Parking will be available in the physician's parking lot l oc ated near. the hos pital's main en- trance PUBLIC NOTICE ftlCTITICXIS auSINli5S NAMI'. STATl'.Me lfT f'W! IOllOW\ng per-. I\ clolng ll\IM nes.~ •> LAOUN)I 8EAC1i MOTOR INN, 91S N c-t H1Qllway, l.69U'WI 8e<Kll C..lllo<-~I Slllrle'( C W•"11 .... , B•t- Ortve Hunfl"llOll 8e<Kll, C•lllorn1a '17M6 T"'' .._.. ,, Condu<i.cl bY ... In d••t<NM ..... .,,c w .... n .. , ._,_, wn flltd wltll tlle County Cl•rll of 0r..,.. eo.Hltr on .,._,1 S, 1t1t l'IUIJT Pul>ll~IWOe eo.11 Oa1ly Piiot, Aprlll u.n.2',1m ud.,. 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I\ SUr¥1¥ed • ., !)er deUQht•r Eslh•• Oelfll\tllO °' .... ~ Gl'e•ftlele Mr'flCH ""'I .. MfCI Oii Ttlund1tf •I 10'00 ,l\1A .... rlJO( Lawn MeMO<l•I Par• ., .... T....,.._ Nevin ot St J~lll• le Olwcfl offl<l.tt"'9. $er'fkw lht dlrKllOll ol Harbor u --Moolnt Oflve Mot1uery of Cotl• Muo.~ DAMlfElt MAASHAU. JOSEPti DANN EA, re. Sidell! OI 0rOf1911, QI PftMd -•Y Oii AOfll ts, tm. He "'es e -Ol lhe f'orresten l.OdOellftd tr. f'lnt 8ltCllbl _ Cllw cl\ ot ~ He wes • CJ11ll Eft91-ter 11'11 Flresl-Tire & Rllt>- ber C....., tor40 ~ ~lwcl by l\IS Wiit ~ OI °'*""· Cit., 11 ... ter Mar .. rtl Ll1!4r-oolfl ol Ofllo, l>•Ollter EUWM ol Olllo. ,,_.tl'IOf'lal .. ,.tket WIH 119 r.ld on Moftdov el •:OD PM ltl ti. ~ L.-.. Memotllll C ..... I Witt> A•w. Hll-JMvls of .... HartlOr Tr-lllltv 8.lcl41st Church olflcl•I· lllO Herllor ~ Mem«t.I Cfwltlel S-0-SU. CHASE OOAOTHY O. CHASE, HSM e•ay Oii Atlfll u, "" Ill ~ 8Ncll. GI. Me-let -.OCH ore lo 119 lleld on Frldlty Ma'/ 4. "7't OI 2:• PM et flle Aey F.....iy ....._.. 8Hc11 ~ ,,._ ter-will M Ill Flllllllflt C.......tV, Flutfll~ ..... YOl'k. ltey Femtly 1.1tvu111t .. ec,. MonMrY dlrKlori. !lor-ly si.ffer. I IALTZ•WOM NBAL HOMI ~2424 Costa Mesa 673--9450 l&L llO.ADW A Y MOnUAH 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 IMftM A 1Vl'M&l MOlllUAIY WlmUlf~ 09mltorY • Aower Shop 427 E '7th St Costa Meae 6*4'881 WlllCmmS SMnM'S MOlnfAIY 627 Main SI Hun11not<>r1 Beach 536-6539 ,.Maia, CCM.OMAL N•Ai .... 7801 Bol .. Ave Westmtnater 893-3526 PACINC YW# ••1"9A' ... C.a .. ery ~'*Y °** 3IOO P8ctflc v..-OrlYe Newport Beach 944-2700 M.coill 1C.-..,..... ~~ ~'· &in .l.-1 C11c>t1treno 4'1ot179 I FremP.,,.AJ BEATS O DDS. • • . S tep .. to S •rl S tretelled .-.. t "Steps to beach" is frequent enticemmt in rental ads. Now even these oceaalront homes west 0( Newport Pier offer a biLof a walk. Lifeguards say this aand bar wa1 created by tides and should be around for a while . until the tides withdraw their deposit. Ro •·Du11an deacrlbes blmstsll 81 the luckietl realMnl on lhe Duke campus. FislA, Footprims Show Stan to Vi~rs ' AN APAaTMENT was adapted for bls use. The bath and kitchen were remodeled to accom· modate wheelchair paaaaae, the Ugbt switches and lhennoelat were lowered so be could reach them and a special number-coded lock was lo· stalled on the front door. An electric bed allows him to sll up so he can get oul of bed and lnt(1 a wheelchair un· assisted. ·'With the few muscles I have left I can completely dress myself, blow dry my baJr and catheterize myself," be s aid. "I'm now re· habilitat.ed to the polnl that I can support my own· body weight to gel through an eight to 10· hour day In a wheelchair." THE MAN WHO once excelled at many sports In his Orange Coast days has learned how to resume one or them -wehtht lifting. He can now curl about 70 pounds. Ross· Duggan is often used by Duke . specialists as an example of what can be achieved by the spinal cord patient determloed to rest.ore some level of normalcy to bis disrupt· ed life . Among them ls Dr. Frank Clippinger. diree· tor of the rehabilitation uniL He was one or several Duke doctors wbo worked with Ross· Duggan alter the accident last June ''EXPERIENCE WILL help him develop even more.·• he said. "Time and mileage are l(Oing to continue to make him better." Chppingcr said the outlook for spinal cord inJury patients has vastly improved in recent years. "Twenty-fi ve years ago a person who broke his neck could expect lo Jive no more than three or rour years," he said. "And a paraplegic could expect to live for eight to 10 years. Today longevity ls normal for both." Clippinger said the Duke rehabilitation pro· gram applied to Ross-Duggan pushes for early progress and stresses a positive attitude for pa· tlents. "WE DON'T LIKE to give them a lot of time to lie there and get depressed, "he said . · Thal certainly goes for Dr. John Hoss· Duggan. . His plans are to train for two years in 1!1· t ernal medicine, a further two years Jn neurology and then on for an additional two lo three years In physical medicine. It is a program that, be ftnnly believes, will enable him to devote bis life to the treatment or those arructed as he became afflicted just 10 months ago. ''I HA VE HIGH hopes or returning to Ora nge County," he commented from his Duke apartment. "J would very much like to work at the UC Irvine Medical Center." "'11le field of rehabilitative medicine is in dire need of motivated individuals who also have an interest in doing research," Ross. Duggan said. "Every year , 10,000 people in this country become paralyzed. The nation ls slowly adapt- ing to the needs of the handicapped but is a long way from accepting them yet." Fellow staff members and patients wbo watch the man in the wheelchair with unveiled admiration believe that Dr. John Ross·Duggan is doing a great deal lo redress tbal particular. unfortunate balance. 8y STEVE LATl'ANZJO Stevt Lattanzio ft auistant pro/tssor o/ anrononq/ and planetarium dlrector at Orange Coo.st College. He waa the •c~lfic odtrlser /or. the CO<Utline teleco1me, "Project U~." Here's bow to use Henry M. Neely's "Clock and Fist" method to identify the bright.er stars in the sky without the need for a star map. A11 you need are these instructiODI, a place wlth a good view of the sky , your fist , and a knowledge or which direction Is "true" north. Basically, the information below will tell you In which dJrection to face and how high above the horizon to look. THE NAME OF each star Is provided a long with an indication or its brightness <Most Brilliant; Very Brilliant; Brilliant ; Very Bright; Bright; Medium ; Ordinary; Dim> and the constell ation in which It is located. ( PROJECT UNIVERSE ) However, the stars are continually rising and setting, and also rise about four minutes earlier from one night to the next. So, the In· formation can only be valid for about one hour each evening, and for a different hour on each different date. l have calculated this data lo be correct from about 10 lo 11 <POT ) tonight. Thus, it will also be valid from about 9:30 to 10:30 on May 6, a nd from about 9to10 on May 13, etc. NOW, LOOK AT lbe first entry in lhe list . Arcturus is the name of the star in lbe conslella· l ion Bootes. It is a Very Brilli ant star. When the instructions say to "Face 3-4", they mean to face between 3 and 4 o'clock. Here you are imagining that you are standlog at the cente r of a large clock lying face up on the ground with its 12 o'clock position directly NO RTH of you. Then. 3 o'clock would be to the east , 6 to the south, 9 to the west. Facing 3-4 means facing just a little southeast. The notation "5:1~ fists" indicates how high to look. Your horizon is the imaginary circle that surrounds you and is exactly level with your eyes <even lhough mountains or buildings may prevent you from seeing lhe sky all the way down to your horizon ) Start by making a vertical fist held at arm's length so that the bottom or your fist is even with your horizon. I F YOU THEN sight along the top or your fist, you are looking one fist high. To look two fi sts high, hold your first fist steady while mak· ing a fisl with your other hand and placing it on top of your first fist. Then sight along the top of your second, and topmost, fist. To look three fists high, bold your topmost fist steady while swinging your lower list around and on top. If you do this correctly. il should take you precisely nfne fists to reach directly overhead. IC not, bend or stretch your arms a little until it does. By the way, Regulus and Denebola are the two brightest stars In the constellaUon of Leo. rr you look in the area between these two stars and . Developers D~mayed? By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol ... 0.lly " ........ Don't look for a developer stampede toward the Newport Beach city ball now lbat tbe city council has approved plans for expansion of the corporate head· quarters of Paclfic Mutual Llfe Insurance Co. L11t week's action clearly dldn 't constitute a move toward bualneu u ll Uled to be on the part of the no·growtb councu majority. TBEaE WE&E aome pretty obvious algna that the Paelfic M utuaJ project ii golq to be tbe exception, not the rule in times to come. Mayor Paul Ryckotr gave the project grudging but not un- net1bborl1 support • ( NEWSANALYSIS J at the Prudential Insurance Co. which so far has been fruatrat.ed in lls attempts to build a 450,000-square foot, 22-story, tenant-occupied office building near the Paclftc Mutual alte in Newport Center. The •.OOO.equare foot Pacific Mutual plan includes a 10,000- square foot restaurar,t. The de· ~ed PrudenUaJ project sought a 500-room hotel and a 27,000· square foot convention facility. If that message wasn't clear enouah, Ryckoff followed up wltb the notation that he "will ask for reconsideration or the 30 percent rule." THAT DEPINITEL Y speUa trouble for aelected buUden who were removed from JurildJction of the t.raff\c pbulq or41nance. percent of lhe remaining allowa- ble square footage before the de· velopers have lo prove that further developme nt won 't worsen traffic congestion. IT'S A B\JSINE~ nearly Iden· tical to the reports required un · der the tramc phasing or · dinance. Ryckoff explained that he believes there's "a lot or square foot a ge" lbat can be built without eounell Intervention un-der the30perc:ent rule. • "We're very close to fUUng up• our cup ol Wfller ... we're right at the edge," Ryckoff said. In addition, Councilman Ray WUJlama was blunt in Hying he doesn't think any future projects wll1 be "approvable" because of one concealed inlersecUon ln lhe city. UNDD THE traffic pbaalng law, no project of any sile can be apprond unJeaa traffic la at a spot a yellowish "star" which Is slightly brighter lban Regulus. it Is actually the planet Saturn. TRY LOOKING AT Salum with a good pair of bi noculars or small telescope and you may be able to see its rings as well as its largest moon, Titan. FeuM AACTVRUS tV8rlll Feee t PltOCYOfil IVBrlll .SV. llSll In 8o0tts 2V. II'" l11c...bM'- F.u 1 VEGAIV8flll Feee• 10 POLLUX event IV• 11\I In Lyre J\ltllJll lno.tnlnl F<Ke • ANTARES IV8r11 Face 10.11 CAPELLA IVBr•ll Vt ,,,, 1n~or1Mu• .... ll•h 1n Auri.., "•<• s SPICA tVBr11 F •<• 1 l ALPHECCA IOrdl ••. , fh.l\ '" VlrQO 411 u,,, lft NOr1Ntft (Town F•O I REGULUS 1V8rtl F•t• t7 MEGREZ ll>lrnl \ .. h\I\ '"Leo .~. "'" 1ft8100•-· F<t<•• I OENE801.A tMedl F<tee 11, POI.ARIS 18r1• ,,, ..... '" L.eO l l'> l"h '"LtllleO•- ORANGE COAST College Planetarium's final production or lhe sea.son is now playtng through June 2. Show times are at 7:30 and 9 t).m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The show is called "Footsteps", and ls a multi-media tribute to the loth anniversary of the first Apollo lunar landing. The program 1s sponsored by Rockwell International. prime contractors in the Apollo program. and the UP· coming Space Shuttle program "We laave here an applicant who ii an exlatlftl member ol our community, not a speculator," be aald. "They live here~ like I live bere ar JOU u.. and tbat mane ....._ cltfferent than other Insurance compaalll." Ht level-or better-and tbe bl· --.. fJC'Df tenection ol Brt1tol street North !~ ... -__...., and C.mpua Drive la IOlnc to tm .... Ill ··-· ,..._ exceed that limit. , ... .,~ r ------, 'COMPVTER I TlJTORING I Tutoring that ••I atf'Ofdable, itfectlve 1nd tun! Call no w for I 1nt o rmat1on o n our I 1ndividuell~ed learnir\Q I programs. I l cf:NTER FOR B..4Sl c l I LEARNI NG SKl££S I I 1525 Mesa Verde Or. E. I C~Meaa ' L (714) 557-57)" .I ------ It your anchor's •••v you c•n find a new one i n t tt e Bo•tlnt classiflects of t he Daily Pilot 642-5678 Ob•loualy that wH a dlJ• Neptwae Society 'n&at bappened beeauae their proJeeta -Emkly'a Newport Place, Koll Center Newport, Aeronatrontc Ford, and the Irvine Co. 's Clvlc Plaza and Corporate Piasa -were vested or 1ubltantlally under way when tbe new law went into effect. 1211..... ,,..,....,,. ll'1 also as bil as lt'• IOlnl to ~, .. ...___,_ lllf 11·1.111. M• 11.f 1~. ~ ~~·a oo way ~r a -~~~~~~~~~~~·~··~-~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ builder to fix it up to set his CREllMTION 9UlttAL AT HA ~Zr~1 .......... c...1•. So eoundlmen aUd •round the le1all1 lltcky vattn1 laaue by deelart111 that tho .. Pb!J;r• WODld ., be allowed to • project approved. Addln1 it alto1ether, \here were IOme 1lum fac:ea on de· velopen and comultanta wbo at· tmded tbe CCMaeU ....... • (_· __ L._M_. a_o __ Yo __ ) IN,ORMS In lh• DAI LY rt LOT -' . • ) t • ' ...,,.., April •• 1'71 . ovice Speakers Talk a Good Ga,me,. • occ ••ch C09Cllel t f Mk:Mel Lelgtt and P9'1 TarlOt, in front ol bus. led nowlce CteW fO a batch ol bra• and oold. Top, from "Tell. Kim Wood, Tiish Swenson, Dave Lane, Tommya : Cosco. lreM Barbosa, Shelley Chase. On sidewalk, : ltOm i.tt. Dave Cron. Jennifer Miii$, Joel Swenson, 8efh Doss and Kim McOuarrie. Not a loser in the carload. •'Ova DPSCTATIONI weren't tbat peat," lb. Taylor said. Baactl1 wben tbey bqan to cbaqe tbelr m1Dda about the new ll'OUP would be bard to say. "I've De¥8I' eeen 1uch an uaembly of raw talent u we aot tb1t "ar.'' Mld Leigh, admittedly tbe optimilt of tbe pair. But bulcally, be says with a toucb .. of humor, the coaches sot fed up witb coming in aecood in the state and na· Uonal contest.a by only a point or two during the paatfew year s. "We Just got irritated thls time and decided to put a 45-point spread on tbem," Leigh said. Earlier this month, the OCC ~am of fresh.man speakers swept to first place at the national community col· lege competition by a 4S-polnt lead, and set a number of records ln the bargain.. THEY SWEPT gold and silver awards in Reader's Theater -a first in itself -and, on top of that, the two OCC teams tied for the popular award in the same category, voted on by competitors. "That's kind of like winning Miss ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..-:.~~t~t,~P~t~~s~tatt=-="=--= Universe and M~s Coogeruality in the same contest," Leigh sald. Panels Heat Water, Tempers By .JE•llY CLAUSEN Ol 1119 o.tty ~Wee Matt Phillip Dibb wanted to find out for himself bow effectively water could be hea~ by the sun when be decided to in· stall a pair of solar beat panels on the roof of his Fountain Valley con- dominium's garage. He ended up in more bot water than he couJd use: Then -Jet's see -they also ac. cumulated the highest team total in the contest's history. were t.6e first · school to have three students tie for a gold award in the speecb·t.o-entertain category and, by the way. were fll"St to enter the maximum number of stu- dent.a <14> and have them all win at least a silver medal. Modesty doesn't exactly nm ram· pant these days, as OCC speech team members stagger around campus carrying piles of plaques. Their coaches sbate the jubilation. J • .... ,,. ..... -.... of ..... ••••• of tlllM lddl. ·: ~ ..... . .,,.., .. N9b..... :_ Uft wa1w....... .... ~t.-: =-~ r.: !ii\IC added. "Tiii• 1 a e .. .......,.Mllllareoneal _. lmporUat tldDp we teMla. •• ,... . too." . llemben compete lD ntsg 1 m ta. cladlu debate. penuulve "' .... reade r 's tbeater, l•- promp&u and extempor...-= iq. 'P"""qu mucb •• prep...m, each preeentatiaa. = Team members Include ~· · Cosco. Joel SweDIOD, Bria8 Wurtd, Chuck Pust, Laurie Hamilton. .re. llifer llills, Kim llcQuarrie, Dave Lane, Kim Wood, Betb Do8S and Trish Swenson of Coata llff•. Shelley Chase of Newport &e.eb, lrela Barboea of Huntington Beach and Dave Cron of Fountain Valley . ALTHOUGH THE coaches bope the team's success will attract even more students to speech and debate, thegroup'sfutureisclouded. Not only will mos t members aradoate this year. but there'• • chance the district's budget crunch will mean Michael Leigh, wbo's taught at OCC for three years, won't return next year. "Right now it looks very bad," Leigh said. admitting that be would "offer my services to another' local college," iflaidoff. Or. be might take a year off to write poetry and television scripts, and work on an autobiography he's ghostwriting with a French Foreign Legion hero of World War I. In the meantime. coast residents can check out the OCC Team's readers theater present.a lions during a t bree·day interpretive festival at Saddleback College, 9 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the Mam Theater. THE TEAM WILL act as hosts and judges of a bigb school U>umameot May 12 at OCC. The event, scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., is open to the public. General meetings will be bekl in the student cafeteria, from which groups in different tOplcs will depart to separate classrooms. THE FOUNTAIN Valley Homeowners Association of Tiburon, which governs aesthetics in the 513·bome neighborhood near Ward Street and Ellis Avenue, or· derecl tbte panels removed in February. 1f montbs after lmtallation. •• The order came in the midst or elCl'OW proceedings. 303 to 403 off --·""' ... Dibb, bis wife and their three children already bad moved to Connecticut to take a job with an electronics systems rum • Despite tbe "cloud" banging over the sale becauae of the homeowners' board order. the unit at 18150 Sand Dunes Court was sold. BUT "CLAUSE in the escrow orders notes that Dlbb must pay for removing tbe panels if the courts uphold the bomeowner board's order issued under tract covenants, conditions and reslric· tions governing arch itectural ap· pearances .. Dibb flled suit against the association April 13 through his attorney, Sherry Tourino of Buena Park. The former Californian asks the Superior Court in Santa Ana to de· termine whether or not the homeowners board can order the two copper sun panels yanked off the garage roof. Edward Tate, homeowners president. says, "We have no problem with solar energy, if people can save energy." Tate says the homeowners board ac· tually only authorized "temporary" in· stallatioo of the two panels in late 1977 to determine ii they would be efficient. NOW, TATE says, the board wants the panels ~nsidered aesthetically of· fenaive -taken down. The panels, he declares, are "in full BlJY OR LfA\F' .FREE 1!!1A GALS · ~OPGAI ..,..._.. __ ___ O.ily ~I~ Staff ....... Solar panels offend neighbors in Fountain Valley condos view of homeowners who are upset." They bought in the tract, he adds, "because they believed the board wouJd prohibit this sort of thing." '·It's not that we're against the darn things," Tate says, "but it hasn't been proved they save any money." Dibb, speaking b y phone from Norwalk, Conn .. disagrees. He claims bis electricity bill in the all·electric condominium was reduced by about $15 a month in winter and between $22 and $23in thesummer. DIBB SAID RE would have saved the $1.800 he spent on the project within four years, figuring in the tax savings allowed by the state for such devices. The 30-inch by nine.foot copper panels feed sun·warmed water to an 80-gallon tanJt which in turn nows into the home's ~egular electrically heated S2·gallon bot water tank. Dibb says be was so impressed with the experiment that he became a solar beater dealer . He left the field in July 1978 because most California homes' bot water systems are fired by gas. .. And gas is too cheap," be says . But Tate says the homeowners board still hasn't seen an electricity bill to prove that the system saves money in the all-electric Tiburon neighborhood, either. "ND IN AN area where television an· t ennas are barred from one·story· garage roofs and are confined to three· foot high masts on flat , two-story roofs, the energy panels are causing a ruckus. "I couldn't say how many people ob· ject," Tate admits. "but it bas been a subject at many regular board meet· ings." He adds, "Two-story houses look down on the one·story garage." Attorney Tourino says she expects the case to be assigned to court soon because Dibb seeks no damages, only declaratory relief. . Those kinds of cases, she says, are as· ·' signed priority. IMPORTANT JEWELRY and DIAMOND SALE Public and Dealers Welcome MANY ITEMS OF iMPORTANT ~~TATE JEWELRY AND FINE CONTEMPORARY JEWELRY FREE ADMISSION MONDAY NIGHT .D•'t •ill tlU ill,.utt llltl 1 cm ct. tottu1t,. die. """ a ct. c11e. ~.I ct. die. IOllialre Me. 5 ct. die. IOlli.lre rfnt. 30 Ct. fine l9Pllfllre pend8nt on dla, cMln. •~ct. emet· aid""" Many --..... of'"" pcwbnt ,._.,., •ont witlt die. ltud 98f'rfntl. ......... ..,..... .......... ,...a... ... ,....,....Nby,......W, .......... JM*y.O.ed ................... LMlll •Gents ... ·-....... Lala .. .. .................... ............... ... , ........ .. ... ~ .... . .. ] ....... . May 7th 8:00 P.M. 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The timely tUtUna and IOCM nifty field· tna wu provided by Bobby Gridl. wt.o bad two blta -GM be1n• b1a alxth homer of tbe year, which equals bl• eDlire cMpll of lut year-and two RBl ln three tripe lo the plate. .. THESE LAST TWO have been really fmportant games," says Grieb. "We came back from a 4-0 deficit Friday and I think we took some wind from Bolton's sails. We came into the game tonipt knowin& we bad the momentum.'' The Red Sox. who lead the AL East by 2~ games over Baltimore and New York. came inlo the series with California with a seven-game winning streak. Conversely, the Angels were fresh off a three-game aeries loss to the Orioles. .. After playing some or the easier teams. our firs t tough series was against Baltimore, and after we I06t, I think we <See ANGELS, Pa1e BU D ,odgers· No Panic Borgmts • · A Jackpot Yeager Blast Snaps LA Skid At Vegas 1 NEW YOU h\P) -It's 20 games into tbe seuoa. and Loe Anaeles Dodger catcher Steve Yeaaer alread7 aeea the panic around him. I.Mt ,... •• National Lea.cue c,hampions broke out of• three-tame losing streak with a 3·1 victory over the New York Mets Saturday behind Burt Hootoo's four·hitt.er and Yeager's two-run homer. STILL. THE ' Dodgers are three games below .soo, but Yeager says don 't abandon lbe Dodger Blue yet.. With ooe out ln the rtfth. New York left-bander Pete Falcone, ().1, walked Derrel Thomas. Yeager then lofted a 3-2 delivery into the screen abou~ halfway up the foul pole in left field for his third homer of the season. Hooton. 2·2, struck out eight and walked one in ending the Mets' three-game wiDlling streak. THE DODGEU SCO&ED their third run in the sixth. Reggie Smith walked and, running with the pitch. took second on Steve Garvey's ground out. Falcone wild-pitched bi.m to third and Smith scored oo a double to right center by Dusty Baker. The only New York run came on Joel Youngblood's leadoff homer in the fifth, his third or the season. LAS VEGAS <AP) -Bjorn Borg P-layed nearly flawless ten· nis in defeating J immy Connors 6·3, 6·2 to take home $50,000 in silver doUars as winner of the Alan King Classic Saturday. Although Connors leads Borg 10·8 in thelr one.on-one battles. he m ade too many unforced er· rors in the latest match and his forehand voJleys and forehand approach shots were erratic. ••1 DIDN'T expect an easy win. I have been playing better and better each match," Borg said afterward. He bad lost the fi rst set in bis first two pre· llminary matches of the touma· ment. ........... ''The fans might be a little worried ," Yeacer sald. "But the players -we've all been there. We ltnow what it's like. Las t year, we were behind six or seven games all season, and 20 games into um aeaaon, every· one iapanicldog." Hooton got out of a tbird·inniog jam. John Stearns led off with a single, and Doug Flynn doubled down the right field line, sending St.earns to third. But Falcone and Frank Taveras grounded out weakly. and Bruce Boisclair filed deep to Thomas in center field. "I was more patient than Jim· my." Borg continued ... He was missing more first serves. I pre· fer to play back and keep my ball deep so be can~ come lo the oet. Jimmy's backhand is better and be bas more power with him." JIMMY CONNORS FIGHTS A LOSING CAUSE. J Hooton overcame some yery mloor early STEVE YEAGER Boisclair came in to play in the second inning after New York's starting third baseman Richie Hebner experienc~ mild diny apells while strik· ing out in the ftrSt inning. New Orleans Golf , shakinees -.Id ended the game by striking out steve Henderson and Willie Montanez. He also bat· t tied a muddy mound as a steady driule fell from the fourth innlnC on. .. Tbe mud kept eating up ln my spikes," "HoatGD said, .. but actually the looUng waso 't too . bad out tbere .•• ·~ Hooton 1lakl be was troubled more by an off day than Friday's rainout. THE DODGEas T&IED to uaert u.em.etves early, getting two men on with ODe out in the second. Roo Cey alneled slaarply put tbe glove of third baseman Youngblood, wbo bad 1wapped bis right field spot with Bolaelalr. Dua~ Baker followed with another single, but Fakoae escaped unharmed and Thomas gnMJded into a double play back to the pitcher. IN DOUBLES semifinals Saturday, Marty Riessen and Sherwood Stewart took on John McEnroe and Peter Fleming. And the team of Raul Ramirez and Adriano Panatta batUed Pat DuPre and Balus Taroczy, a Hun~arian. The finals were scheduledfortoday. Trevino Confronts Strange Challenge .. llY LA8I' TIME OtJT was last Saturday I a 2·1, 1..._... complete game victory at San Fran • cLSCO>. md 1 wu ready to go last night." Hooton said. •-nen with the rainout, it's kind of bard to go out tbere ~ aet yoW' bearings rl&bt away " After going down in order in the third. the Dodgers again threatened. Falcone, who was wild low much of the day. walked Smith with one out in the fourth. but Garvey and Cey grounded Into con- secutive forceouta to end the iDDinl· The play at Caesars Palace was marked by a n unusua l number of service breaks for a championship game. Borg broke Connors in the se<:ond game of the first set . CoMors broke back imm ediately and then Borg broke back again in the fourth game. NE W ORLEANS <APl -Lee Trevino considered hls posit.Jon. one shot back of surprise leader Curtis St range after three rounds of the New Orleans Open Golf Tournament. Very careful· ly. he said aJI the n ght things. ~lr.eg .. tfle Basepat .. CONNORS BROKE Borg in t be seventh game, but Borg broke back in the eighth game and held service in the ninth game lo win 6-3. Jn the .second set, Borg broke Connors' serve in the first and third games. Connors made a few remarks to the crowd, but otherwise showed much less emotion than usual. "Jimmy's s how of emotion doesn't bother me a t au." said Borg. "I keep my emotion in· side. l just played very well. That's why I won." BULLS' TOP JOB GWEN TO SLOAN CHICAGO <AP > -Jerry Sloan, a member of the Chicago Bulls since the·t.eam's inception, was named bead coach of the National Basketball Association club Saturday. "We're extremely happy to reach an agreement with Jerry," said general manager Rod Thom. "He has all the qualifications lo be an excellent NBA coach. There is no doubt that birlng Jerry as bead coach ls a very positive move for the Bulls• organiza. lion.•• "l 'll be pla}mg the golf course t omorrow, .. he said. looking ahead to the final 18 holes 111 the chase for a $45.000 first prtze. •'You don't P.lay your opponent except when it's match play," Trevino said. "Then 1t 's like a boxing match, one on one." H E NOTED, however. that he'll be paired m the final round with Strange, the 24· year-old former amateur champion who is seeking his first professional title. And Trevino noted that might be somettung of an advan· tage. "since r can keep an eye on what bc·s doin~." It could be more than a slight advantage. Strange hasn't been in this position often. Trev100 has been there many times before, and bas proved himself a master of the situation. For example, he won the 1971 British Open in a last-round, head-lo-bead confrontation with Lu Liang·Huan of China. He won the 1972 British Open in a last· round, bead-to-bead confronta· ti o n with Tony Jacklin of· England. And he won the 1972 U.S. Open title in an 18·hole playoff with Jack Nicklaus. "f•VE Pl.A YEO three good rounds . There's no reason I can 't play one more," said Strange, who s lipped past Trevino into the lead with a solid. five-under-par 67. ., Ollklmd'a Dave Revering escapes a ck>se pla1 at first base by leaping over Baltlmare first bueman F.ddie Murray. Tbe 'throw to Murray was wide and Revering reached the bue safel)' by elud· ing Murray's attempted tag. Oakland clipped the Orioles, 8-5, to snap Baltimore's nine-game wtnning streak. The Bulls failed to jell under Coach Larry Costello and be was diamiaaed on Feb. 15. A.sabtant Scotty Robert.Ion finlabed the season at the helm as tbe Bulla failed to make tbe playoffs and home attendance sagged. "l'mjustoot wasting any shots, not making any mista kes," said Strange, who put together a !)4 .. bole total of 203, 13 strokes under par on the 7,040.yard Lakewood CountryClubcourse. 'Strange, who joined the pro tour in 1977 and has yet to win, Rl'•lns Overth1•ow USC ·Traek Dynasty . in tbe JOO, u Sanford won wttb a 20.11. Sanford ran a 10. 12 ID die 100, wttb UCLA•1 Eric Brown MC9Dd Ill lo.JD Md Foster tblnt at 10.21. Omw .... ran a 1:41.ll ID die •. a 3:50.3 bl the 1,500, and • 14 :42.7 bl tbe 5,000, won b7 UCLA •1 VJckm 9' ..... ID ln14:19.8. Bnlll ODeelt Jtm a• .... •,,.. a comDllte ...._ vidorJ _. UIC'9 Vena Wolle Nld from ~ TroJ-· ..-. polnt, lt wu a complete team Joa ··1 em't llnlJe out oae .......... Mld Bulb. '1t wu )ult a tolal tMm ~. You cmt •me= bow ....., I .. io will. WebNt• team.'• ··o., ............. "uld Wolfe. "We Juat didn't comr,ete Vffr1 well all the way down the line. ' Tbe BndDI led just 12·11 after tbe shot puly 400-meter relay Ucl javelin. -but opened up a a.12 advantqe with a 1·2 ftnllb in the lonl Jump and a sweep bt the 1teeplecbale. Dotie WWlams won the Joq jump wltll a lea_p of ~a~. wltb Cbip Bemon HeODd wttb an Identical awk. Roser Wattlo captured the 1000-meter 1teepleebue ID 8:49.08. wltb USC's ooJy entrant. Henry Perea, beln8 dl•· qulifted far nWac ID froat ol a runner, cauainl a MIDUon. SMdienl cal IUffend ......... blow in tlae 100, wb•• Ule TroJ .. ' K••i• •' \ Williama. the favorite, was disqualified for a falae start. Alt.bough USC swept the ..oo meters. won by Billy Mullins in 46.54, the Bruins kept a commanding lead unW the Tro- jans narrowed the gap to 63-50 with a 1·2 fin.lab by Omwansa and James Walter ln the800. But UCLA's Eric McNeal won the next event, the 400-meter hurdles, lo 50.tlf, and the Brulns' Russell HiUina wu HC.'IODd to pad the lead •ea.in. UCLA bad an Ins urmountable IZ~-57~ 1Mlvanta1e wttb two eve.nta re- malDial after tbe BnalQI' 1.2 ftniab in die triple jump, won by s.moa witb a manot...-. d1dn 't make a bogey in bis jaunt tbrough bright, warm sunshine and took the lea.d with a pair of key ba.rdies on putts of 20-25 feet on the 15th and 16th holes. TREVINO, THE second-round leader by a shot , had a 69 and dropped back to a lie for second with Frank Conner at 20t. Con- ner, who played open tennis before turning to golf, shot a 68. Trevino has not yet rnade a bogey m the tournament. Hubert Green was alone at 205, two strokes off the pace. after a 69. The group at 206 included Bob Gi lder. Doug TeweU, Cal Peete, Aust rali an Bob Shearer and Steve Melnyk. Tewell bad a 68, Peete and Shearer 69, Melnyk 70. Gilder ma de up the most ground with a lO·under-par 62, the course record by two shots. G 1 lder twice holed it from off the green, the more spectacular a t36·yard nine·iron shot for an eagle two on the 16th hole. The best score on the tour this season was a 61 -also 10 under par -by Ben Crenshaw in the Phoenix Open. Jokerst Saves ' Surf Victory In Tie-breaker DALLAS <AP> -Goalkeeper Da~ Jok:erst stopped three out or rive shots in a tie-breding shootout Saturday nJgbt as tbe California Sud defeated Ute Dallas Tornado 3-2 in a North · American Soecer Leape &ame. The tie-breaking contest was . required after the aeon was tied ' 2 2 after regulation pla1 and again after a 15·m1nute ovet1ime · period. Steve Moyers scored both nc-· ulaUoo goals for California. He 1 drove iri at 51:00 on a play tbat started from a free ticll, and scored a second time at M: 15 after stealiq the ball tbron by Dallas aoalie Alex Slepney. "I WU really diacustecl wlb myself at balfUaa.. I ••'t playing well at all," llOJera sald. "But 1 llad a talk ... myself at baJfthM and I ·-. out really peydaecl up." " Coach Jobn Sewell uld ..... especlally pleaaecl wttb tM wmt or Surf mldflelder Lii ~ ''He's do6q won... •'' Sewell uid. "He ,..,ed .,.. tlw! neld for -.. • Dall• led at tM 1 • a IOa1 .,, Gert :• after .Jobnt 1U wt 1rau. ports Break r....Ma en•• ATLANTA -Sport.I fao1 etteadln1 t•e .. C.iaieo Cubt·AUanta BrH• NaUooaJ IA•I• MH'ts" ...... thbl afterDOOD wW ha" a cha.DN to ... , ...... . M no d!Mblebeader lJ a.tbedw.d. In fact. &bl MCOlld • 1ame ...,.'t wea M buebaU · f'ollowtal tM baHbaU 1ame, tM NaUooal 8ukelball Al· • l9daUoD p&ayott same belweea \be AUanta Hawn and tM Wu......-8u1Jef.t will be &bown on UM Brev .. ' jlCOttlboaN MleYllAia Knea lD C"entufte&d. TM Brawt11 and tbe Hawb boc.b •r~ owned by com· muak'.UO. mapate Ted Turner .... feel tbll •nablet lbe rana at the Brava aeme to 1ee at lea.t tbe f\lll affOnd hall ol the Kawa 1•m• live. and It wlD Ove ewryoae \be unique aenaatloo or teelnl the Hawu •• part ol a Uvt crowd, which we lhlnll la more tun that wetehlnc lt at home alol\ • · · Br av vlct pte.SJdent Bob Hope Hid The buketba_U 1ame wlnner wUI move \nlo tho NBA ebams*>mbip aemmnaJ round. -----~c.-•I dw D••----- Amencan League umplr'f' Al Oen, ''Th srttle ment will come when the sub6Ututu start makln11 too many mistakes. It's bound lo happen. We're pros and they're amateurs." Pett% POIW!n EZfHI• r •• , ,., •• ,. Montreal slugger Toay Perea drove in lour • fWLI wtth a three-run homer and a slnale lo pace the Montreal Expos to a 6-4 victory over the Sao Francisco Giants in National League action Satur- day ... Pete Vackowlcla handcuffed Cincinnati with a three- hitter through seven innings while his St. Louis CardinaJ teammates slammed 17 bits to beat the Reds, 12·1 ... Dale II•..,.., capped a four-run Atlanta third inning with a two· run homer. powering the Braves to a 7-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs • . . The game between the Houston Astros and the Pittsburgh Pirates was postponed because of rain and will be rescheduled sometime in July ... Dave WlaOeld'a RBI-double sparked a three-run sixth inning as the San Diego Pad r es defeated the Philadelphia PhJIUes. S-0. in a game de- layed by rain for two hours, 4-0 minutes . . . Al Cowens and Hal McRae slugged consecutive home runs and Kansas City ""'"u runners kept up their base·stealing binge as the Royals downed the Cleveland Indians. 7-2. behjnd Den· ois Leonard's e1ght-h1t p1tchjng ... Ralph Garr doubled and scored the winning run on a throwing error as the Chicago While Sox beat lhe Texas Rangers, J.2 ... Wa yne Gross' two-run triple sparked a five-run rally in the sixth inning as the Oakland A's defeated Baltimore, 8·5. and slopped the Orioles' nine-game win streak . Steve Kemp and Jason TlaomJ)IOD, rct~rnmg lo the Detroit lineup (ollowing injury, each knocked tn a run as the Detroit Tigers beat the Min- nesota Twins. 5-3 . . . Cecil Cooper's one-out single in the 10th inaing scored Gorman Thomas from second with the winnin& run and Paul MoU&or delivered two more with a tri· pie as Milwaukee beat Toronto. 11 ·8 ... Wlllle Bortoa•s eighth-&nning slngle scored Daa Meyer with the winning run a nd lif'&ed lh~ Seattle M arlners to a 3·2 win over the New York Yankees ~ . Right-hander Pat Zacllry was placed on the 21-day ~isabled list with an irritated ulna nerve in hls right forearm by the New York Mets ... The Detroit Tigers an- nounced that Rusty Staub would rejoin the team Tuesday during )ts series In Chicago after a Jong holdout. Stanlord Cruhed l>fl Cal Tra~k Tea• Mlke Marlow and David Porath were double • winners Saturday, leading Cal to a 117-37 victory over Stanford. the most one·sided track and field outcome in the 85-year history of the two schools' rivalry. Fountain Valley grad Keo Margenm finished third in lbe 110-meler hurdles with a 14.7 ... Striking pari-mutuel clerks and sympathetic service employees resumed picketing al Hollywood Park Race Track Saturday, but no trouble was reported ln the aftermath of a violent confrontation in which 23 strikers were arrested Friday ... Nassau County police failed lo uncover any explosive devices after they sajd an un· identified caller claimed a bomb would go off at Nassau Coliseum during the National Hockey Uiague playoff game between the New York Islanders and New York Rangers ... World champ Merlo AadreuJ came back into contention for today's Spanish Grand PMx by putting the fast-improving Lotu_s 80 into Lhe top lour starting positions alter Saturday's qualifying~ .. Al UraboAky, the bearded relief ace or the Kansas City Royals, has broken off contract talks. He could be eligible Cor November's free agent re-entry dran. ... Goalie Jack Branda has ended hJs holdout against the North American Soccer League champion Cosmos, and bas signed a new contract ..• Danny 0n1a1a. one or the oatlon'a leadlng driverti, qualified fastest for today's GT race at Laguna Seca with a speed or just over 106 mph in bis turbo Porsche ... staJrley Maldowney set a qualifying record or $.98 seconds for the quarter mil a top speed of 243 mph-lor the Cajun Na- tionals drag race ln her bot pink top fuel drapter • • Blalock 1ies Course Record' MyTuni To Score --Potvin l'nNa AP Dllpa&cltea UN IONDALE, N.Y. -NobOdy had to t..U N w \'Ol"k llludtn deftnMaUU\ Ot-ala Pot¥tn tb•t h• hadn't play-vtry well la tM ftnt two l&AMI of bll &um'• N aUonal Hockey Lea1ue NmlftAal pl•.JOIJ1 with lbe New Yurk ftanlen. "I waan't happy wltb my play." ho Hld ... Dul I don't bave to anaw.r lo anyone, ~auM I'm my own worwt critlc. '' The crltlclam 1ubelded when Potvlo po~n.'d a 35·foot 1hot ln· lo the ott al 8 oa of overtJme Stiturd~. aJvlna the 'l 1l8nCMn a 4 3 trlwnph O\r4!r the New York R•nttn and tytoi the semlfinaJ l'IMlt>s at one 1ame uach as it movn to Madison Squ•re Gard .. n fur Cam('S Tbn.-e and t-'our • · 1 a~• 10mcbody up there r .. ll It was my tum lo score ... t.u1d Potvm. whose goal snapped u five game playorr w inning ~lrdk lor th ~angers. Tht> Rangers I ft the Nassau Cohsrum with their heads W'I· bowed "We're thinking poslUvely. You have lo think posilJvely." said delensemao Dave Malooey, who set up a goal by Phil Esp<>alto. a 20-fooler that lied the game 3.S with 4: 12 remaln- 1 ng In regulation time. Morttreal. 5-2 MONTREAL -Jacques Lemaire's power-play goal al 17 : 41 of the second period sparked a three-goal burst in a span of 1 :24 that powered the Montreal Cana<tiens to a 5-2 vie· t.ory over Boston and a 2-0 lead ln their Nill. playoff. The Bruins, who lost the opener or the best -or-seven semifinal series 4-2 and host the third and fourth games Tuesday and Thursday nights, appeared to be on the way to lylng the series in the second period. Goals by Rick Middleton at 7:42 and Peter McNab al 10:54 gave Boston a 2-0 lead and silenced the crowd of 16,552 in Montreal's famed Forum. But the fans began roaring again when Lemaire fired a shot past Boston goaltender Gerry Cheevers from the left point with the Bruin s' Bobby Schmautz serving a tripping penalty. Bob Gainey, at 18:11, and Marlo Tre mblay, at 19:05, com- pleted the decisive scoring sur- ge. Guy Lafleur added his fourth playoff goal at 4:50 of the third period and Doug J arvls scored on a screened shot with 4:17 left in the game. The Canadlens had 20 shots at Cheevers in the Boston goal. The Bruins fired 23 at Montreal net· minder Ken Dryden Haas, Mayer Lead Legends AUSTIN, Texas IAP) -'Rid· ing the magicaJ putter of Fred Haas Jr .• the unheralded team of Haas and Dick Mayer coasted to a five-under-par 65 Saturday and opened a rour·sbot lead at the 36-bole mark or the Legends of Golf Tournament. Under windy conditions. it was a day most of the elite field fired and fell back against Onion Creels. Country Club's 6,584 yards and par 70. The 54-hole best-ball tournament ends to· day. Haas and Mayer, playing together ror the first time. opened with a 63 Friday as the second aroup otr the tee 'and have yet to yield the lead . They have a 36-bole total ol 128. THE BIRMINGHAM, Ala. CAP) -Jane Blalock carded a seven·under -par 65 in Saturday's second rou.od ol the LPGA 's Otey Crisman Golf Classic tying tbe Green Valley course record for wome~ and llvtnl her an elgbl·stroke lead golng into to-day •1 ftnll round. CADILLAC 1_._,Blalock's 85 coupled with Friday's 88 for a 133 JUW.I• put ber elcht abota abead of Pat Bradley .. ~bo WM ID aeeoncl place at 141. Joe Ann Wubem Ucl Bell'!::' were Ued for third with 1431. : Tbe r '1 round lnclt.tded seven birdies, one ealle and a pair of bogeys. Realistically Speaking ..• HIG HE R LIASE PAYMENTS Save You••• Jn The Long Run - Get F8Ctu11 Information About Auto Leasfng p...;;;:;;;;::;.;;.;;;;.;,;;;...,.i Wtth Just A Phone Call. ~· AUl'O , ...... --~ 848-0423 ' O F LEASES 1977 Coupe De Ville (999RSI) $199 ~ Pl.UST AX 18 mo Ci<xf'd feas4l> funds <:lit" at lnCt'plion $SOO Rent ti rtductt0n. $211 47 Fr tt p1yment $21147 la~ le•~~on 12, tnlletP«ve.r • uoo ......... c.... .......... • • DAVI FROST ,. ..... _.J ANGELS ••• were doubting ourselves a bit,·• Grich says candidly. "I think we've regained our conlldence against Bo1lon. It's a 1ood turnarou.nd for us.•· THE GAME WAS ALSO a good turnaround for Frost. who started slowly, but ended strong· ly to pitch hi& second career shutout. "Everything worked out rtght tonight.·· said lbe big, bard· throwing rigbthander wbo bad pitched only three inDln&s lD re· lief since hi.I last start April 14 lo Oakland. "It's not real easy mentally when you haven't/itched for as long as I have. An physically. it fell like 1 hadn't pitched in ages. But there's no doubt I feel great now, especiaJJy because it was again.st a team like Boston." THE RED SOX bad their op- portunities lo send Frost to the showers in the early going. Frost walked the first two bat- ters to st.art the game, but a key plckorr a t second with Grieb turned the inning around. And the Red Sox opened the setoOd frame with back-to-back singles before Frost got out or that in· ning. Another opportunity occurred in the fourth, when Boston put two runners on with two out. But. again. Frost worked out of the jam and the rest was clear sailing as he retired 15 of the last 17 batters. "He pikhed like hell." praised Fregosi. "He couldn't find himself, but I th1nk the layoff had a lot to do with It." FREG-OSI DIDN'T give any layoff lo bis offe nsive unit, either, u be came back with tbe same lineup Saturday that snapped their lour-game losi.nl streak Friday. The Angels responded by scor - ing a run in the fifth, sixth and seventh frames, and kept the on- slaught with two more ln the eighth. * AMOEl.HO'TH -The -•NI COMOf lltte'llff. lnq riome ~•I .. ftt •s ••• •s IN~.,.. conGerneo, _,.. .mpty eqmptllled '" .,. llrtl !WO ~n.sOf Hits Mrle~ Wlttl O>et\MI 5 llNmlflt IM 11,.1 ...,,_ ~ly, IN A"'91S WffeM M .. OO• Ollk;e by 0•-1"9 only tt,409 ·-SM· urd41y, wllll llW ~ ~keel out, Ille H .... •llr•Gl•d 0 ,"4, tllelr l••tetl (fOWfl Of CN yur. Just Mw mucti FrlMy's o-me llM to dO wltll S•lunMv'' .itenderlce remelM to •-. 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"'--A I j 0 • '"" ..,.,..,,....rs a re off to a slow start this ~but It ltdt anything new. They fell well behind a year ago ·~ca,_ Of) to win their second s traight National Leaoue pennaf'lt = Manager Tom Lasorda. Followlno today's twln·blll the takes off for Montreal for two oames before r~tumlno ~ Thursday to open a home stand with the Phllaci4ttpNa • Phlllles. 11 :30 a .m., Channel 4 I I GOLF: Legends of Golf Tournament. AMOUftCen: Bob Goalby, JOhn Brodie, Bruce OevHn. . Carol Mann. · Fred Haas, Jr. and Dick Mayer lead ttw Ltgllnds Qf~ 1 Tournament after two rounds of the 54-hcHe event at /4. Texas. Haas and Mayer are playing together fOr n. ''"' time and had a 6S Saturday to take a four-shot lffd Q01na I~ today's final round at Onion Cr~ Countf'Y Club oVef' JunuS' Boros and Roberto de Vlcenzo who had the low round of the day at 6A saturday. (I 12:45 p.m., Channel 2 ./ I I NBA PLAYOFFS: Atlanta vs. Washington. Announcers: Brent Musberger and Rick Barry. The am~zlng Atlanta Hawt(s and the Washington Bullets wlll be pl aying the rubber match of their series. It's tlec$•f 3.3 and today's winner advances to the eas .. rn .,. •• ~ finals. , The Hawks beat the Bullets In Landover Tuesday n'-'t and again Thursday at home. Leading scorer John Drew wei_ treated for a swollen ankle and other members of the t~ were injured but ptaved In the Thursday tilt to keep H8wlts' hopes alive. Other Injured stars Included Eddie Johmon Steve Hawe<; and Dan Roundfleld. They'll all be ready to play today In the series finale because there won't be any tomor-row for the losers. OTHER TV . 10 a.m . 12) -THREE ON THREE -Paul Weste>Mt <Suns I, Sam Jones (formerly Of the Celtics I and David Stein- berg vs. Earl Monroe (Knicks), John Havlicek <fMmerly Of the Celtics) and Richard Roundtree. (11 1 -THIS WHIC IN BASEBALL. l p.m . <n -BOXING -Amateur fighters from Venezuela and the U.S. meet In a series of bOUts taped at Las Vegas. Keith Jackson is at ringside. 1 :30 p.m. W -SPORTSWORLD -Highllgtlts of h Dogwood SOO Classic, for late-model sp0rtsman cars, taped at Martinsville, Va. Also: Part two of the Armed Fo~ boxing championshiPS and this week's fittest of them all competf. tlon: the British Marine Test. Commentators Include 5em Nover, Ken Norton, Charlie Jones and Bruce Jenner. · 2 p.m. <13) -RODEO -Highlights of the t979 Rodto Superstars championship, taped at Ft. Worth, Texes. en._ trants Include reigning champions from the Professl0f"81 Rodeo COwbOys Association and the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. 2:30 p.m. (7) -AMERICAN SPORTSMAN ·-Curt Gowdy and Wiiiiam Conrad fish for salmon and steelhead In the Klamath River In Northern callfomla. Auto rac.,. Sam Posey tries his luck on the bobsled run at Lake Plac~ N. v .• site of the t980 Winter Olympics. Also: a review of Am.Pkan Sportsman's first 15 seasons. 3:30 p.m. 17> -WIDE WORLD OP: SPORTS -Celebr•· Ing the 18th anniversary of Wide World with • spec'-' retrospective culled from the prooram·s opening credits. Jm McKay Is host. Also: the NCAA wrestling champlonshfpS taped at Ames, Iowa . Jim Lampley, Ken.Kraft reoort. ' S p.m. (52) -INDOOR SOCCER PLAYOFFS. 7 p.m. (52) -HORSE RACING -TOday at Hollywood Park. AAOIO Baseball -Dodgers at New York Mets, ll a .m., KA86: (790 ); Boston at Angels, 12:SS p:m., KMPC (710). l MONOAY'SRADIO Baseball -Dodgers at Montreal, 10:30 a.m., KABC (790). (Tiie O.lly Pilot Js not F'ftOOftSfble ,_ .... c ........ t Baseball Standings AME .. CAN LEAGUE Wea DIYilloll A••ell MlnnelOta Texas KanauCity Chicago Oakland Seattle W L Pet. 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Coate Mna 54t-5'JO . . . ........ _ ---..-. i ' Sunday, APfll 29. 1979 ONLY.-tLOT !§ ~angoards Soflders Powers OCC Tritons, w ~· 'EOp Seeds In Tourney ·1; UCI • L08es Two BethM Leadl Gauchoa; GWC Roll.s SouttMrn California Colleae Improved lta rhanc or wlrwn1 lite NA1A Dlatr1rt --, Southern Divlalon ba.HbaU title Saturday by ·~~ttlnc • double t..ack'r ln Ban '*'IC> qalnat United &.at lnten18"dftal Vnlversity, loslQ& •·3 and eomlnc back to wln, S.3 UC Irvine. me.nwhltt, took It on tae chin from Unlve lty of San 01ego, whlt'b trav I~ to the Antutcr home diamond and a wept a doublehnder. ~ 4 aod 11·3. By aphmna. Southern al College m.alntalna a half·Jtam~ lead over USIU. wbich has t"o gamu kill. sec itlll has four aam" remalnang. Hom runs by Malle Sodden of Onn1e eo .. t Colle1e •od Paul 86thh or Saddl back helped thoae 1chool1 to conference bu~tJalt v1cton-n-Saturdey whit• Golden West u.aed a 13 hit auack to Po t a win In the Sou~ California Conference :;oddAra belted hla ninth career homt' run, a achool record, a the OCC Pint~• e.o,1ted a hulout victory over f uller\On, S·O, In South Coul Conferen<'e uctlon on the winn r's field Sodde • homer was a solo bl11st In the ~hchth Inn n1 and wave lum 58 RBI tor his career ut Orant(t' Coast. He lb one shy of lht' rhool RBI record with two confeffnee 1amea remain· ln1 The Pirates acored a pair of runa lo the flnl aJHI had only Utr .. hlla for _.even .Jnnln11 before Sodderit helped to break It e>pen ln the el1bth. It waa his third homer lbh year aaalul to'ullerton pitcher Randy Ramlrei. Plnch·runner Donnie Perry. runnlna for Jon Hockenberry ln the el1hth inning. suffered facial cult aud a broken nose when he was hll ln the face by a thrown ball from five feel away in an at· tempt to break up a double play llock~nberry was 2-for-4 for the game Lert·bander Ga"y Brabs, wath .. I Uk• our c hances,". :si1y' SCC Coach Doug Adams. "Wl''rl' hot. We're ~akin~ raght now We 've won sb ot our ltu1t scvtin conference games." Drake Records Tunilile Grea Hanson belted a solo homer i.n lbe farst game. tus L2th Of the year, then tame back With two more hits and a pair orRBI intheserondgame. Mike Peters also bad a big day for SCC. He tnpled and singled io the opener. then tripled aga10 an the second game lo finish the day with three RBI Ted Taylor contrlbuted four hits on the day as the Vanguards were able to split despite leav'ing 18 runners on base for the two games UC Irvine got four hits rn eight trips to the plate fro m Mike Nagle. Runs9:23.4 DES MOINES, Iowa <AP> Nigerian God~n Obasogi raced to a meet record ln the 110· meter high hurdles and anchored a wanning Missouri re lay team. while Prairie View runners claamed sax victories Saturday in the windup of lbe 70th Drake Relays. Records also fell in the pole vault and the distance medley, sprint medJey and 1,600-meter re lays m the sunny 60-degree weather. In add1t1on, the high 1ump record was tied. Obasogi, a m ember of N1geria·s 1976 Olympic team. eclipsed James Walker 's record in the hii?h hurdles with a time Duff Making His Comeback By ERNIE CASTILLO Ot , ... O•llY Pi ... Si.ff The road to recovery has been a long, slow and painful one for Gordon Dufr this year. But in Saturday's Orange County track and field cham- pionships, the pace suddenly quickened. Dutr. who ran a 9: 22.3 two-mile as a Hunt· ingtoo Seach junior. has been plagued by a calf in· jury most of the current season and couldn't even break 10 minutes in a dual meet Wednesday . But in a crack Cield at Mission Viejo High Saturday, Duft announced his comeback with a sizzling 9:23:4 clocking. "IT FEf:LS GOOD but I've got a long way lo go, .. he said after holding off University's Sam WalUng <9:24.2) and Corona del Ma r 's Mike Brug- geman 19:27.6>. "I'm Just trying to get back in shape." For an extra workout, Duff doubled in the mile and though he kicked too late and finished fifth, his time was a respectable 4:26.2. Considering bis pre- vious season bests were 4:30.6 and 9:46.1, it was some workout for the Sunset League prelims a nd finals wbkb will be held Tuesday and Friday at , Huntington Beach. ot 13.75 seconds . Walker. of Auburn. set the mark of 13.79 in 1977. Later, Obasogi led Missouri to victory in the 440-meter shuttle hurdles relay in 57.38. Obasogi also ran on Missouri's winning unit In the 1977 relays, as did current teammates Nat Page and Dan Cavitt. Prairie Vi ew·s men set a Drake record in the college sprint medley relay and won the college 400-meter and 1,600· m e t er re l ays . Texas broke its own record in the university 1.600-meter relay with a time of 3 :04.65 . relief help from Ken Owens, won hla fifth decision against tour JoHes. Bethke had a two.run homer _fo the sixth innin lo put Sad· dleback on lhe scoreboara aJ'ler P1lomar had taken Jl 3·0 edge in a M laalon Conference outing at SaddJeback. The Gauchos woo. 4.3, The winning run in the eighth inning came on a single by Doug Fritz, a forceoul. an error on a ball hit by Bruce Welz and a solid double to the fence by Ed Mccann. Jeff Huddleston went all the way on tbe mound for tbe win, striking out four. He is 3·3 in conference action Golden West scored five runs in the second and third innings al Los Angeles City College to post a 12~ victory in Southern California Conference act1on: The big hits in the second in· ning were by Joe Nemeth and Frank Meraz, each to get two runs across . Matt Palmer bad a single in the third to get two more runs in. Nemeth was J.for-3 and walked twice while Meraz had four RBI for the Rustlers. Scott Furtak picked up the win in a re li ef role, taking over in the second whe n starl~r Ra) Krawczyk had to retire because or illness. Golden West has three games left with LA Southwest. Santa Monica and LA Harbor and is in a three-way battle for the c1rcu1t lead. INGLEW OOD -San Clentente and La.-a Beach have been top.Necled for tbe mat' fGUlld 'flt tbrlastewoocl high school volleyball tourna- ment with ftnall to be played W edneaday night at the bolt school here. San Clemente was the winner . of Pool Two in Saturday's actian. with a 9·1 record while LalUIUl Beach won Pool Three witli an identical 9-1 mark. Also gaining a place in the • nnal eight of the prestjp>ua prep tournament that features top C J F and Los Angeles City 1t'e..e.'s 0..•p schools, are Fountain Valley and . NewPOrt Harbor with Estan· D~e Dee White. a pe rennial ~ia's Eagles waltinuunW Mon· winner over the past 16 day evening lo gel a decision on yea rs, captured the Irvine whether they will be playiq. C o a s ~ C o u n t r Y . C l u. b Estancia and Ingle~ood tied women s golf championship for second place in lhelr pool recently. with Inglewood winning one fV Edges Marina LONG BEACH-Fountain Valley scored seven times in the first UUling and went on to post an 11·9 Sunset LeaJ(ue ba:.eball victory-over Manna Ht~h's Vik· ings in action at Blair Fteld here Saturday night. Bill McTeir of the Barons had three singles and two H Bl to lead the Fountain Vall ey attack that weathered a sax run upn~ mg m the bottom of the fifth tn· rung game on a forfeit when Hunt· ington Beach didn't show on time. The U.S. Volleyball As· sociation will m a ke a ruling Monday. Estancia came from behind to defeat San Clemente. 12·10 in its final match or Saturday's play to gain a second place tie. Newport Harbor's Sailors breezed m their early matches, then lost two to Loyola and split with Mira Costa lo fiojsh second in Pool Four. The Tars made the finals with a 7.3 record. BRUGGEMAN ALSO GOT an a good workout. The CIF's third-ranked 880 man '1:55.5l. Brug· ~eman's 9:27.6 erfort m the two-mile Saturday was over 20 seconds faster tban hjs previous season best . He's a key reason lhe Sea Kings went un- beaten during the Sea View League dual meet campaign and a re favored to cUncb the title at lhis week's finals at Irvine High Friday night. Ap~ents, Entertainment, Recreation ... It's All Yours at Oakwood-365 days a year. ' University, with Walling doubling in the mile and two-mile and Ken Mills and John Ortman for ming a soUd 1·2 punch in the weights, is the only Sea View League team with a chance to thwart Corona del Mar's title bid. Mills captured lhe shot put Saturday with a 68-2~ loss and finished second in tbe discus throw 'to Scott Hudson of Mission Viejo. Hudson's meet reCO/d 176-7~ dealt Mills <174-8~) one of his few .11ett;ack.a of the year. Ortman <165-3> and Laguna 'Beach's Duane Clark Cl61·2~) and Thad Binley < 158·4) also bad outstanding discus throws. DANE MARTIN, LIKE ms Huntington Beach teammate Duff, is also coming on strong right ,~ow. 11.artin hadn't high-jumped over 6-6 until sail- 11ng 6-8 ill the Tustin Relays last week and then un· co~ a 6-634 effort Saturday under adverse con· dit.._ to give the Oilers two Orange County in· I"~:!:~ meel's Ciner races came in the 880 apd 2a. Foothill's Dexter Stanley, who came in with a 1: 58.2 best, captured lbe balf in 1: 56. 7, just ~nosing out Kennedy's Mike Plapp at the tape. Thom Fotefty of Capistrano Valley lowered bis penoaal record two seconds lo 1:58.1 in laking tblnl Saddlebac:k's Gary Stenlund, who stole t'be ·show lmt year in tbe frosb/sopb division, roared to a 22.5 will in tbe 220, nipping Kennedy's Robert 1Ruat at die wire. • Steahal. wbo flnijhed behind Tuslin's John Hpll la tbe 100, acored 18 points to help Saddleback wan the team title with a score of 48. Westminster waa aecoad, followed by Kat.ella, Foothill, Umvenily, Kennedy and Huntinl\00 ~acb. Kelley Donllnates 0 (2 Women's Meet llJcbllle Kelley of lnine Hieb School captured tJarM ....... 8Dd ... lecond in another to l?'ab atldMe ol tbe meet boDon in the Oraqe County sirtl INek Md Geld c=:r'°"'bt .. 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Lyons < C > a nd S u e M1~s10Mv1EJ049S-0401 In Semi's It will be Orange Other men s winners Crouse <novice>. cs ... ~"17C:-..... ~!'"'~-·' Coast Colle~e. champion --------------------~==========~ of the South Coast Conference, aod Golden West College. title win· ne r in the Southern California Conference, meetin g in th e sem ifin a l s or th e Southern California women's junior college tennis c hampionships Monday a t Lindhorg Racquet Club in Hunt- ington &>ach. The match begins at 2 o'c lock with Orange Coast a slight favorite after defeating Western State Conference winner Santa Barbara, 6-J last week. Golden West drew a bye. Coach J anice Maran's Pirates have a 17 ·1 season record, the lone loss coming lo defending Southern California champion Pierce early in the seaso n . The Rustlers are 10-4 for the year and both te ams went through conference competition undefeated. Leading playe rs for Orange Coast include Jill Johnston , Julie Meyers, Melinda Myers. Lisa Myers, Trina Sierr a an d J e nn y Cheseborough. For the Rustlers it will be Kati Bird, Debbie Neal, Laura Rice, Debra Mo rgan , Ruth Moser and Kris Faulkner. The winning team will advance lo the Southern California finals next week. Celebrities GoHMV Athletes in AcUon ls staging ita third celebri- ty goLr tournament al Mission Viejo Country Club Monday with ac· tors Efrem Zim baUst. J r . a nd Ty Harden serv· lng as co-chairmen of the event th at gets un· der way with a noon shotgun start. Included in the list of s ports and entertain· ment celebrities expect- ed to play in the event are: Alvin Dark, Glenn Walker, Maxie Parks. Keith Jackson, Phil Olsen, Mike Rae, Bobby Chandler , Tom Harmon, Buddy Lett er. J lm Hampton and Buddy Rogers amoq otben. Proceed• from t b e t~urnament will be I.lied in a special sebolarshlp fund to help un · derprlvileged youth! to attend Athletes In Action summer camJ)!l. 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Shown next Is a polyester suede step-in style dress with elasticized waist and golden buckle. Sketch second from right shows a rust and black rayon print blouse with a black polyester-gabardine suit trirrmed with rust cording. At far right is a coarse seed polyester jersey dress w;rtJ abalone buttons, and contrasting belt. Strive for Total Look, 5ays Designer By J UDrTH OLSON OI U. o.lly ...... Sl.ttt or you " and t!xpress pe rsonality. And she likes feminine clothes "Women should look like they're women," she asserted. She admits to being 40 but looks about 28. Petrina Aberle, chief designer for California Gi rl, had some of her customers fooled when she made a personal appearance at Bullock's Wilshire last week. "People don"t want far-out stuff I don't like funky clothes. My clothes are not overpowering or extreme " Mrs. Abe rle ha~ several other pet peeves in the fashion worl d. One woman mused, "She's awfully cute to be a designer. I usually trunk or them as being eggheads. She looks more Like a model." She doesn't like to sec a nice outfit ruined with the wrong accessories and she abhors "fat women in shorts." THE K EY TO looking good, she said. is "'being neat and striving ror a total look .. wrrH HER HAIR twisted in braids off her creamy skin, Mrs. Aberle indeed could be a mannequin for her line of dresses and in a sense does fulfill that role. Her fas hion philosophy has evolved over the years from the days when she helped her parent-; in their Manhattan boutique and studied at the Parsons School of Design in New York. She designs lhe kind or clothes she likes to wear herself and that she is convinced that other women too find attractive. Today she gains inspiration from looking al what women wear in their everyday Ii ves C1nd from observing the color of nature, particularly ' those in the garden. The dresses and suits are subtle, wearable. versatile and easy to take care or. "They are dresses that go out to dinner, to the office. to a bridge game or to a disco," Mrs. Aberle said . The price range is $50 to $112 and the styles are basic enough to last for several years. Mrs. Aberle, a Beverly Hills resident, designs five collections a year, ranging in size from 40 to 80 pieces. "But to get these there are bun,lreds," she said. "We try them on and pick and choose." Flowers are her big~est delight in California, she said. Having spent most of her life living in a high-rise in New York, she is pleased to have a home with a yard a nd garden here in the West. She takes the outdoors with her in a tiny gold vase which she pins on to he r dress. Today she has 1t filled with white daisies. ·•1·m 81ad I met and married a Californian," Mrs Aberle muses OUT OF EACH group she us ually has one favorite. This collection it was a pink peplum dress, which Mrs. Aberle said she had to llabt for because of the color. "Pink <bright> is a fashion color," abe explained. "~igners usually like more muddy colors." SHE ALSO ENJOYS lhe opportunity here to play tennis with her husband and join her two children in their sports activities. Mrs Aberle and her husband also are patrons of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art and she says this offers her the chance to share her blessings. She believes "clothes should be fun" and that dresses "are part ~ Farmer You Woo worries *xl ldnd-hHrted women. Once jilted, Stump Farmer Now Prefers Bachelorhood REDMOND, Wash. CAP> -You Woo is a 72-year-ol(I stump rarmer who is content with his goats. geese, board-and·can furniture and outdoor refrigerator. He says he has only one great worry inure: lbal some kind-hearted woman will try to im· prove hls Jot by moving in. Woo Ii ves in a cramped and creaky home made house on Union Hill near Redmond. A bout a year ago a story wu published na- tionwide about his circumstances -bow in the 1930s he came to the United States from China, built a home out of scrounaed lumber, saved enough money to bring bis )'OUJll bride over, sent her the money -and never got a reply. SHE DIDN'T EVEN acknowled1e tbe money order. But tbat tale broulbt bundles of mall, ln· eluding letters from women who either thouaht he bad a big farm or wbo teemed to want to mot.her Woo. One woman wrote from Detroit last December that she was cominc out ln May. The other day Woo be11ed a reporter, "Write a let- ter for me to her telllnl ber l don't live on a f'arm but a stump ranch. Tell her that Redmond it the blsbest living-coat area ln the naUoo and unemploy11'ent iA out of allht here." WOO 18 ms OWN man -hardly an em· plre·buUdeT, but a man •boulderlni bla burdens quietly and enJoYtna hit accompUahmenta. Woodoel tt, u they say, bla way. To reach his house, you must be careful where you step. Having the free run of his place are geese. ducks, chickens. sheep and goats. And at times. you slip. Inside his one·room home, while seated on a warped board that Woo placed over a bent, five- gallon can, you see pots. pans, old clothes and cartons or stutr scattered about. A RICKETY LADDER leads to lhe attic where Woo sleeps. Two light bulbs dangle from the ceiling. There are no switches apparent. Woo simply turns the bulbs on and off. One wire reaches outside where Woo bu bis refrigerator. Why outside? "No room lnalde. Too much Junk," be explains. His pta used to botber a nelpbor, Woo said. Sometimes they'd get abot when tbey ate the nellbbor'a 1arden and lawn. Now Woo baa trained them to fora1e oa the property of anotber DIQbbor, wbo la not u particular. Before leamlnc to roam, the 1oata stayed home, albblina on Woo'• low-1hm1 trees. Tbey could stand on their bind lees and cnaw anytblnl wtthin reach. By the time Woo sot around to putting barriers around hia trees, the tree• bad died. And he had tbe makine of a 1tump ranch -land not cleared or tree atumpt. Coyotes attack bl• sheep, chickens aad 1eese. Except for bis animals, Woo lives alone and doesn't want anyone comm, In to clean bl1 hoUH. He knows where everythln1 la and can find It -ln due tJme. Cheryl RolltO Dumb Way To ·Go Having seen first-band several young people "dusted" on Angel Dust or PCP - a n animal tranquilizer sold illegally as a street drug -J am concerned with its growing popularity. I am also concerned that it bas account· ed for at least six deaths in the county this year. After attending a drug abuM seminar last weekend at Golden West CoUe1e, I called one of my young friends who 1 knew .bad been experimentint with the ctru1. To my relief, be said be and his friends were no longer 1mokln& PCP. "Wby?" I asked. "Because It'• putty·braln stuff like anlf· flnt tlue." be replied. "You can't WM llrai1bt. '' I PCP wu first seen on tbe atreeta of San FTandleo hJ 1981 where It was Ule1ally sold as a "peace plJI" after being de- veloped -and found unsafe for humans - In the early ·eoa. Users say lhe feeling when bith on the dual can be "heaven a'bd bell" and It la often compared to a kind ol "waklq up de1th." My younc friend tells me PCP la ~ c&ee ao•o, •• •> ' DAil V Pl:OT SOth Anniversary Mr and Mn L A Ale.under of Coal& Mesa have celebrated their ~ weddinc an nlvenary. They moved lo Fhn Fk>n Canada on t.be1r weddlnl day and lben. 10 years later. lo Peace River, Canada The couple has ll daughter. Pat Clem· mentsoo or San J ose Lemire-Painton St John the Baptist Church . Costa Mei:.a, was the selling for the wedding of Tracie Pain· ton and Daniel Lemire. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edwin Painton of Costu Mesa. graduated from Estancia Kl&h School. Orange Coast College a nd California State University. Long Beach. Lemire, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. K . Devaughn, Desert Hot Springs, 15 an OCC graduate . He is working toward Ms commercial pilol 's license The newlyweds will reside in Costa Mesa Bennett-Hewell Linda Bennett and Greg Hewell. both or Costa Mesa. are engaged to be married. The bride-elect. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bennett or Costa Mesa. graduated from Estancia ffi gh School and Orange Coast College. Hewell. son of Mrs. Delores Hewell or Costa Mesa. also graduuled from Estancia High School. · A July 7 wedding is plaMed in Newport Harbor Lulhenm Church.• Black-Williams The engagement of Linda Black to James Williams has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Black or Morris. Ill. Miss Bla<.'k is a candidate for a master 's degree at Northern Arizona University, where her fiance is studying for his B.A. He is lbt! son of Mr. and Mrs. James Williams of Costa Mesa and graduated from Estancia High S<.'hool. A May 26 wedding 1s planned in Im· macttlate Conception Church, Morris. Hi II is-Beck Cheryl Hillis wi11 become the bride of John Bee~ during an Aug. 18 ceremony in the First PrPsbyterian Church, Grand Island, Neb. Lou1hran, •on of Mr and Mrs. Neal Louahtan ol Hu.ntlnJll,on Beach, aradual~d from Mater~' H11h School and Golden West College School ol Nursing A July 21 weddtng 1s planned ID Sts. Simon und Jude Catholic Church, Hwitington Beach. Leonard-A udoll Mr. and Mrs tlQward Leonard of Hunt· 1ngton i:teach have &nnounced the engagemenl oC their daughter. Cherie Leonard. to Darrell Rudoll of Hunlmgton Beach. Miss Leonard graduated rrom Edison High School and attends California Stale University, Long Beach. Her fiance. son of Mr and Mrs. Duane Rudoll of Salinas. gTadualt!d frooo Edison High 15chool and attends Orange Coitsl College. · They plan to be married June 30 in the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection. Huntington Bt!BCh Lindstedt-Brienza A Sept. 29 wedding in Nevada City has been • planned by Arleen Linstedt and Gary Brienza, both of Costa Mesa. · The bride-elect. daus:hter of Mr. and Mrs . ·Roy Lindstedt or Brentwood. graduated from the U niversilyof Southern California. The future bridegroom. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Brienza of Denver. Colo .. graduated from the Univ.-cs1tyofColorado. Redmond-Hause Mary Hause became the bride of Robert Redmond during ceremonies in Sl. James Episcopal Church. Newport Beach. She is the daugflter of Mr. and Mrs . Don Hause or Newport Beach and he is the son of Or. and Mrs. Robert Redmond of Fallbrook. The bride graduated from Newport Harbor High School. Redmond is an alumnus of California State University. Long Beach. They w,tl reside in Newport Beach. Ludin-Baldwin Mary Jo Baldwin und John Ludin, both Dis neyland cmploye~s. t·xchangcd wedding vows tn Our Lc.td} Qut·l'n of l\ngcls or Newport Beach The bride. dc.1ughtcr of Mr and Mrs . Charles Baldwtn or I rvtnc. graduated from California State mvcrsity. Fullerton. The bridegroom. son of Ray Ludin of Oran~e. ~rc.tduatcd from Californiu Stale Uni vcr~1ty. Fullerton . Worthy and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Zeller, is a third generation graduate of HunUncton Beach High School. The bridegroom. SOD of Bill De Busk and Doris Guetli, is a second generation graduate or HBHS. After a honeymoon in northern California and Oregon they will res ide in Huntington Beach. Maxa-Lew Christ Lutheran Church. Costa Mesa, will be the setting for the June 3 rites linking Nan· cy Maxa and William Lew. Their engagement has been announced by her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Maxa of Costa Mesa. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lew of Downey. Miss Maxa graduated from Estancia High School and California Stale University. Long Beach. Her flance is an alumnus of Warren High School, Downey. Whitre-Furticella St. Joachim's Catholic Church. Costa Mesa. will be the setting ror Oct. 13 rites linking Lisa While and Nick FurUceua. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs . J oseph Sposato of San Clemente and Mr. and Mrs. Nick FurticelJaofCosta Mesa. The bride·lO ·be grJduated from San Clemente High School. Her nance graduated from Newport Harbor High School and cum laude from Orange Coast College. Larsen-Markle Christine r-tarkle and David Larsen ex· changed wedding vows in the Corona del Mar Community Church, Congregational. The bride. daughter of Mrs. Marilyn Darmento of Brookfield, CoM.. and Gordon Markle, Corona de l Mar, graduated from Orange Coast College. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. An· drew Larsen of Hastings, Neb .• graduated from Califomja State University, Long Beach. They will reside in Newport Beach after a honeymoon in Yosemite National Park. Send notices to Club Calendar. Daily Pilot, P .O Bor 1560, Colta Mesa. CA 92626. Include yOtJr name and phone number . Notices must be in our hands three weeks in ad· vance of an event RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTHY Wlill9Y•W..t ...... l t22 Hetbor Btvd. Com Meu -54-1156 . WtddillO and UQOQff· mefll ~·nm on S1'ftdatl 111 the Dody Pilot. Fomu are avmlable at all Doily PUoC office• or by call111g t ht J.•eature Deportment , 642·4321 bfttOHft 2 Giid 5 p.m. Pro1ptctive brides should have thetr wedding stone• Wdh o black-and· white glouJI photograph of the bride or of the COUJM to the Feature Deportment one week before the wed· ding. Miss Hfflls Merritt-Sneathen A fall wedding at Christ Lutheran Church in Costa Mesa 1s planned by Pamela Merritt of Newport Beach and Scott Sneathen of Co&ta Mesa. Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Merritt or Newport Beach and· Mr. ~ llln. KarlSneatbenoCCosta Mesa. ,1 -''t Both are J?raduates or Newport HartM>r Hilb School and Orange Coast College. Miss Mbritt plans to gritduate from California State College, Stanislaus during May. . You an If You ant Learn how 10 work an interesting swl\ctlboard. Fill In your spare hours & be a helping_ hand tor Or's, Lawyers, Plumbers and otf.lee' ~~ ~ pie when they· re out of their offices or raiie*C. " If you have a mature telephone vo1c.e then this i~ the 1ob lor you. Cati S43-4230, Mon tftru Frl., E.O.E. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Deryl Hillis or Grand Island. Her riance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beck of Marquette. Mich. Van Riper-Waite Nadine Van Ript!r or Costa Mesa and Charles Waite of Newport Beach are engaged Lo be married. To request a picture. -----------------------------7 The bride-to·be graduated from the University or Nebraska where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Mortar Board. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. write or call the f'eature Deportment. 642 ·4321, b~tween 2 and 5 p.m . Photo reque s t s are honored on a space avoila· Beck, a Corona del Mar resident, graduated from MicbiganTechnolog1caJ University. Ronald Bell of Costa Mesa. graduated from Estancia High School. The fut11re bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. ble basis. Taylor-Loughran B. F. Taylor of Burbank. graduated from California State University, Long Beach. IJ you have an item for the Singles Calendar. send it to Cheryl IWmo. Feature Departrru!nt. Dady Ptlot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. C.4 92626. Include your name. address and phone number. The Singles Colen· dar ruru every Thursday. A May 12 wedding is planned. Mr. and Mrs. George Lackey of Newport Beach and Kenneth Taylor ·of Rjdgecrest have announced the engagement of their daughter. Anne Taylor, to Stephen Loughran of Santa Ana DeBusk-Worthy Miss Taylor IS a graduate or the Riverside City College School of Nursing. Jo-LyM Worthy a nd Mykal DeBusk ex· changed wedding vows in the First Christian Church, Huntington Beach. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Jerry .. Daughter Plays Doctor A•tJ Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS : My daughter. Pam, is lhree years old. Within the past three months I have caught her playing "Doctor" three times, twice with her little girl friends, and this last time with a seven-year old boy wlae parents are good friends of ours. We were spending the weekend with them. We know il is normal for children lo ex~lore their bodies and to be curious about other cbildTen's bodies, but there has to be an eCfecUve way to deal with this . The third time we caught the children undressed we sent t.be guests home and \Old Pam not to play "Doc· tor" any more, o r she would be punished. We are colle1e·educated , working .,.rent.a. Pam ls a beafthy, normal child of above·avera1e intelH1ence. Pleue -------- advise us. What should we say lo Pam the next lime t his happens., SHREVEPORT MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Too bad you men· &io•ed pwalsbmenl. Now lbe chlld bas lbe Idea Ille bas dooe somelblng bad. T.lte best approub is to keep an eye OD Pam wbeD sbe bas visitors. Make sure &lley bave games to play and are not left to their own devi~s for any leagtlt of time. AJ80 &ell Pam la a firm bat Dot angry 1uy &bat ber private · parta are Dot to be handled by anyone excep& a real doctor, and sbould not be part el game-playlog. DEAR ANN : I am 27 years old, living at home with m y pare nts. We always had a wonderful relationshJp. until 1 began dating a man who is 28 years old. "Arthur" was divorced seven years ago. Mom thinks I am a scarlet woman <single girl and divorced man > and she refuses to meet "Arthur" when he picks me up al tbe house. Instead she stays upstairs and cries all night. What am I supposed lo do, Ann? Mother says she will not give approval lo this relationship and is forcing me lo gel rid of him for "her health," I need advice -TORN DEAR TO&N: A %7-year-old woman Is old eaoap to select tompaaloH wlu.o.t tile ltelp of lter IDGUler. 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You can spread lnftuence, eala more authority an" realile potential GelDlnl, s.,tttarlus ~ and aoot.ber Virgo ·Ji,..,. pronlilaenlly. Be versatile and show that 'You •N eapaMe of laughing at your own foibles. Ll8llA CSept. 23-0ct . 221· Accent on poten- tial, distance, spiritual qualities and valuei. Scorpio, Aquarius figure prominently and so does the number 4. You find affection, lorate what was missing and you imprint style in meaningful manner. SCOaPIO IOct. 23-Nov. 21 >: Dig deep, make romplete commitment, eschew halfway measures. Money is Involved. Partner , male • give and receive accountings -"delicate" is· suet are ripe for discussions. Member of OP· psoslte sex opens your eyes to situation which is ooetly, unneeessary. SAGnTAan.JS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21>: Accent on 1aininc public acceptance, creating struc· ture based on harmonious home relationships. Money is a question, but can be favora'bJy re· solved. Middle man can be eliminated. An ._. will be concluded. CAPUCOaN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Dlversi(y la special abilities, refuse to be restrict· -. tr.dttion or faint·hearted associates . Ac· ~-"-• Usie interests, employment, recrea· , ... Ith, dependents and willingness lo ..._.,,...,, _-,...,, for beliefs. Ult.JS 1Jan. 20-Feb. 18 >: Nothing is .tQtellill..IJDr -.ttway it is all or nothing. fmpulse ~tlM•iellmmand fight to gi ve logic "breathing ,. ,,.,.. ..... , .,.. la aprlakled oa alat leavft and •moiled Ute marijuaaa. n. coat ll about the 1ame., marijuua ud, M HMI. Uae •f • feeu lallfor at IMlt four liloun. Oae snm ol PCP wtll make approx· lma&ely JO JobU. It caa N muutactuncl -...uz ....... IUor•tory ud ,.. ('ft )' it......--. ...... pl'OYtD that PCP can be abtlorbed tbrouP UM lkla by \OUch . It latoxlcalH within three to five mlnulel and \be effedl ma, lut up to M boun. A rri&ldeft':f ~•-*' ol \be dru& l1 lb1t n pel'eentll remalnl la the brata for up to Uu'ee week• •nd may cauae WMI• peeled ftubback1 . The,.. are 1tveral varlellet ol PCP available and accordina to Ronald Under, Ed.D .• director ot the CalUornia PCP Tralnl.nt Pro~t baaed at UCLA, the dnae ia replaclna both barbiturates and heroin on the 1t:reet bee a use it is leu e1pen1J ve and lbought.tobepurer. PCP or Angel Dust. or whatever you wunt to cull 1l Is an ugly, destructive hollucioogt'nic which may cause frighten· Ing and bizarre behavior, i.nsanJty aod often death The user may not only harm himself but others and he Possesses un incredible , superhullQan strength -fi ve limes that of normal -wbJch makes it. difficl.\ll, if not impossible, to restrain him. An lodlvidual who is ''dusted," said Dr. Linder, will have a blank stare and jerky eye movements. He will be uncom- munlcatJve and unable to walk a straJgbt. line. , In addition, he may exhibit aggressive· ness. agitation, slurred speech, depression a nd muscle twitching. He is highly un- predlcuble and the drug may produce a n aronesia-Uke effect.. Re suffers from disorientation, may hyperventilate. have seizures, or become comatose or combative. He may rupture his own muscle tissue and break hi s own bonets if restrained. PCP. said Dr. Linder. acts as a catalytic agent and may push persons who are pre- psychotic or schizophrenic over the brink. Individuals high on the drug accounted for at least 60 homocides in the country last year. If you encounter a person you suspect is bigh on PCP, call for assistance from your local police department or paramedics. Do not attempt to restrain the individual. And if you find a user in a comatose slate, tum him on his side or stomach, and keep all surroundings as calm as possible until help arrives . Last. but not least, if you know someone who is using PCP or Angel Oust, or someone who is th1nking about trying u: show him or her this article -or take my friend's word for it. It's putty-brain stuff. TDDAT'I CllSSIDID PDllLI 80 Writing pad 168 Chess ptece ~Thin metal 110 Eponymous al Wandered 1119 Fetish: Var 50 Senior 1nc,estor 1 Account en· 88 Feltne 171 That: Fr. 51 Elevator 113 Of the nose try 87 Gier':& 172 Luzon native cage 115 Eccentric 8 Qvefseer 89 NiOe n 174 As tar as 53 Chinese pa· wheel 10 Malay law tribe 175 Feast 56 ~ 119 Maritime 14 Armadillo 90 Suitable 171 Circle '9 Act 12 Large birds 17'8 Blbhc.tl king 121 Clayey 20 G1ve ofl IM SIOIUll' lndl· 179 Pt.,,t dust "'bridge" 124 Man'a nick· 21 Ear part an 181 Sa11sfles '57 Egyptian name n Prisoner's 96 PuhmM car 182 Rational soul 125 cavalry wish 19 Auaalan river 183 Father: Fr 58 Oust cloths sword 24 St. 100 Menu phrase 18.4 Hurry 58 Newt: Var. 127 Offer 25 Hindu cym-1°' Poaaess 60 Eelworm 128 Kind ol bats 105 Faucet DOWN 61 State: Abbr record 26 Farm struc. 107 Oversee 63 Until: Poet 130 Drink tu re 111 Fly larva I Contrive 65 Aeluge 132 Wender 27 Evil glance 112 Aacer1a1n 66 Type size 134 Out ol: Prellx 28 Ht. 114 Flee 2 E11,clamatlon 87 Moslem 135 Aubblshl 29 One or any 116 At homo 3-and ball 30 Te,1r 117 Pat genHy 4 Btbllc.tl city prayer call 137 Sult makers 32 Dwellers 118 Kll11 5 Of tissue 88 Seines 131 Blbllcal 35 Vestige 120 Snatch 8 In lddihon 71 f ollower: country 37 Wine vessel 122 To lamb 7 Leave out Suffix 140 Lo11,by teak· ' 38 Dtre: Fr. 123 Pronoun 8 Eliot charac· 73 Protection 1.c2:.0:e eecure .-0 Length unit 125 Locallon ter 75 Cul ofl 41 Oozes 126 Ae190nable 9 Boulders 78 Iron, e.g. 143 C"'6d •• mef• • 43 FruU drink 129 Weep 10 Pimento 79 Lo. fNdlY .,... 44 Coin ~nlng 131 Large cup 11 Female rat>-It P8lcl nottc:e• 1 .. "°"*1 deity 45 Abysa nl1n 133 Arguer 82 Gtatulty t45 Helf: Comb. !Ille 138 Bigwig: bit 84 Fregrant re· form qs1111 Stang 12 Encourage sfn t48 Poner 49 S.tary 137 Stories 13 Geo1og1ca1 139 Witnessed 85 Couch 148 Court 51 Pursue 141 Truck P-art lormat1on 88 Fabled b4rd 150-and tonic 52 Sc>eck 142 Dieter a dish 14 Swll11y 91 tnlecttous 151 Prepared 54 Perch 145 Talk Idly 15 Ashen dlseaao 51 School: Fr. 16 Fine -copy 57 Lamb's cry 147 Blackbird 17 Artlliclal Ian· 93 Preser11e 152 Citrus lrult 88 Restoration 149 German phi· guage 95 Floor-Fr 154 Eats W Negative • losopher 97 Female 151 Loyal subject 153 Bedouin 18 Lo1 -word • he~ cord 19 Nobleman sheep 158 Snares ... Plowed li.td 154 La In gods 23 Growing OUI 18 Knoell 181 Bundle 15 S.Oroct 155 lnaurgent 100 Ml9ttnal'I HC· 182 BlbliC&I •0ec1 .. 157 TotaPot 31 Dowel tlon name 10 SNmliah'• t51 Har111 H~:Fr. 101 Valentine tlM Axltlery wife 180 Dlatant 35 S.y lur1het word 1tll5C.... 72Among: 111 Australian ftoet. ,,.. 37 ~rmplt 102 Soi.disk 1•Gymped 74Memllr ... tll Eno•ne '8LeH Polite 103 Ml9celcWte 110 HoMelry ,. ...., .. COOlen 42CMcne 108 CtMctl ... t 173~drtnk , ··1c:1e9,e·• 186Mergoaa «Tinge 108 Mine en-111 ..... : At>br. 71Jewet ttee: Var. 48 FerNle tr ante 1eo l'renotl enl- 11 c:oi1eoe c1eg, 117 And: Lall11 porller '°' Portll '* IEE CLASSl~ED SECTION FOR ANSWERS _ ... , . .. ...... 121,1111 Photographer checks out all the angles of 1933 model 380, also shown on Page A2. When the asking prices is $150,000, "mint condition" is in the eye of the beholder who needs some cash left over to b uy gasoline. Faney Classie Cars WUI Never Be 'Used' Finer points of a 1928 SSK model are exp lained to b rowsers. The unique vehicle is owned by Don Ricardo of Pasadena, conductor of the NBC 0-Chestra. Also on display is a premiere model of the 300 TD station wagon. Daily Pilot Photographs by Patrick O'Donnell Gtr off of wam.-.tyle grllleworlc atfrlot• ,,,. •>49 of one g:D' 111.,, ennuaJ Mete9dea-8enz dla=, valued at ,,..t ,,..,,,, at F89Non la/and. Show ,...,,.. •Y from noon IO p.m. .. t 1 ,. 1. I • ' ' -ONL V lltl.OT .. &Ynday. April 21. 1919 St#ll u 'IOrlng the aucceu of 'Center,nJal, • Robeft Conrad eJWlla a.. new role aa The Dulle, ' becac-. .,. guy lan't.,., you would •UC#N ... Relishes Role Of New 'Duke' Broken-down boxer rok charges up actor Robert Conrad's batteries .. ' . .,. :. · .. . ••.:"'\ LOS ANGELES <AP> -John Wayne isn't the only Dule in Hollywood. Robert Conrad has anawered to that name since he wu a kid in Cbicaao. And his newest TV series, hla seventh, a1 called -you 1ueued lt -"The Duke." CONllAD, WHO pJays an over-the-hill prize rlchter who turns private eye ln lhe NBC series, says·~ Duke" is ''without a doubt, without any trepldaUon. the most magnificent thing that's happened to me. Because It was written for me. it 's photographed in my old neighborhood in Chicago. It's photographed by an all.Chicago crew. J walk out of my front door and film a series 11amed aft.er my nickname as a child.'' Conrad, 44, moved back to Chicago for "The Dyke:" and on bis inrrequent trips to Los Angeles he lives in a motor home parked on the back lot at Unlvers•l. He was in LA lo film a battery commercial, which he jests, "may become my longest-running series." His first ser ies was "Hawa iian Eye," followed by the likes or "Wild Wild West," c Conrad and Ross Martin recreate their roles in a "Wild Wild West" movie on CBS on Wednesday, May 9), "The DA," "Assignment: Vienna," "Nick Carter " a nd, or course, "Baa Baa Black Sheep," in which he played Maj. Gregory "Pap-py" Boyington. "PEOPLE SEE PARALLELS between me and the characters I play because they get a physical guy." Conrad says. "But t his is the fi rst time a series was ever created for me. The thing I love about the role is that the guy Isn't what you'd assume. He spent 25 years in the r ing. Now that he can no longer box he's like a displaced person. All he knows is boxing." llis boxing opponent in the pilot movie was Brian Matthews, the c urrent Golden Gloves middleweight champion. "We both fought out of the same ring in Chicago -only I was there 28 years earlier," Conra d says.'"He'd beard or m e around the gym , and when we met be looked at me like I was a dinosaur." Part of the opening episode is Conrad's last fight '·SYLVESTER STALLONE didn't do it. Jon Voight didn 't do it. Errol F1ynn didn't do it. I'm t he only act.or who walked in the ring and fought eight two-minute rounds with a current cham· pion totally unchoreograpbed," he says. While Conrad has h ad to work hard 4 trtumllhant blel'ICI of lhe actkln and ~~ to ronvtnce the studios and networks that be has mort: going for him as an actor than just physical agility, be says that prowess bas been a n asset. In his first series, "HawaUan Eye," he started in a m1nor role as a beachboy. He bad trained as a serious actor at Northwestern University, but it was a n action sequence in a bar that landed him hJsa-first starring role. The late J ack Warner spotted him and elevated him to co-star in the detective series. "In so many roles l was a tough guy and I never advanced much," he says. "Wild Wild West" was action adventure. J jumped off roofs a nd spent aJl my lime with the stuntmen instead of other actors . I thought that's what the role d emanded. Jt was a comic strip character. "AFTER THAT I DID some bad guy roles, then Jack Webb said, 'You've proved you can do the athletics. Jet 's see if you can act.· " He played an assistant district attorney. in two TV movies for Webb, then went into the short-lived "The DA" series. "As an actor," he says, "I 'M take 'Cen· SMtti c-t Acton Shldio OffenA $50 l11frod.ctwy S,.clel 20 weekly ldll'Q ~'"°°' 11>eludll'jl pt1V•I• P••no •"1:HU(;l10n (C•tflnQ ,,,,_,,. tor him. rv oummurc: .. 11. mocMMQ & ••tr• I 17141 957.0212 "THE DARK" "PHANTASM" (R) GEORGE HAMIL TON "LOVE AT FIRST BITE" (PG) ''.OLD BOY FRIENDS" "THE PASSAGE" (R) Doily 6:30 Sot 'Swi/Hol 12· 10 The more . you love ... "' the harder you tight. tennial, • 'Murf the Surf,· one or two epiaodes of 'Black Sheep,· my role as John Adams an '1776' in stock, and 'The Duke' and throw them against anybody." Conrad still is known as ''Duke" and says with all due respect to John Wayne he intends lo keep it. He doesn't mind being called "LitUe Duke" lo Wayne's "Big Duke." GET OUT YOU< HANDKERCJ-EFS JOHN BELUSHI'S STIU. SINGING THE BWES. T~ SHIRE'S STIU. CARRYING A TORCH - BUT THIS TIME HE'S TH E ONE WHO IS GOfNG TO GET BURNED. .d'A VCO EN1BABSY PtCT\.JRES ~ o ------1R.1 -------------IUll~~ 11111 ".aAUOUll MIClt' Mii "'iOU IEloelG TO lllf . ua rw111 ua c1111MA westm10ster 893 1 JOS Cosl.l MllSd ~o 0'>94 ANAHEIM OAIWE·lll AnJnetlll 171418/9 'lij~O "I'm 5 feet 8 and 170 pounda, and l'm •' self·conacious." be says . "Nobody clUba't-..rl my 1bowa because they were taller. 1 "But don't ever refer lo me u nmty 'Pf' short. I wu never called abort Ullltil I .sot to Hollywood, where the insecurity ,......._ ~ unsee mly hostility. It's when you're 5 ftlllt I apt can knock a guy on his butt, tbeycallyouabort." •' h •ltN f ., ..... , ... .... 2.00 ......... ,.,~ ..... 1• J•>JI •»o 'M""'t " ........ 71l1>lt •>IO ...... ~~ 11ll~ll ·~ . ~ ~ .. I .. . ' •O.-.•_...,. .......... , IOIHTa-... . THI Diii MUNlll •1 ............ __ _,_, MAZING IADDUl1tt • ... w ...... . ............. .. ._ ....... ~ ..... MC"*.,....IPear ..... ,, ............... . ,. WOOH AlUN • _ .. •a'ftNt MANHAnANta1 ' u.u e 1•• • ••••. .......... , .... F ... , •oou •Mt91. • ILA.ZtNO MDDUI II): 111»•2···--. ..... ., ... ,..,. ..._ .............. __... M OINI l,..."9 • ____ _, ,, .... , .............. .. ..... AlllC* .,..._ ... ..-ow . ·~ HUltltCA .. ..., 11lt>l• 9>t0 IJ .... a.11 .......... & .... . ' ( ... ... ,,t¥ .... ... •9• 1~14 '' ...... ........... 494·1St4 -W-I AC.-AW ... "COMING NOMI" IU , ..... "" ""',__~·-· PAClflC T .. ATllS IMUVl.fH SUHR SWAP Mll11 HAllOI llYD. Ori~ .. ·-~ Meet s.t. & ·-· -· -... ,... OU ... Drt..-.111 & 2 , ........ .. u ••••• ,. 119-N SO ...... ., t1 .. , ...... 179N SO ·~ ... .,. .. .. , ..... . 171·MSO •oeee ..... "*.,.-c-• LOW AT ••II ln'ltNt ".. . •NNlfll .... . Hail. 118 Fir1t 20 Years NOTO, St, A •eteran Off· Broad· wt)' actor, assign. ed hlmsetr t he role wU. 1t came open and a ~ notice seemed im~inent. • "We appeared to be on "our last legs," be LORE NOTO says in a deep, gently r aapio1 voice that often soubda eerily like that of the late Lionel Bar- rymore. "People said, 'You've had, a 1ood run,· that ktnd ot thing. So l came ln ln January 1971 H the las\ father." THE llUSICAL that set people lo humming ., to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain" hu bad a good run in places other than on iv•Street. i Aceording to the theater, there've been more n l ,900 stock, amateur, college And high school slons of "The Fantasticks" in more than 1,500 j!les and towns in America. · · ·~ Overseas, the tally shows 262 versions in 54 41tuntriec, &ocluding such unlikely places as J apan ~ Saudi Arabia. tt ... 1.-. a Htum o11,a pereeet OD the lftveal· IDeM ol lu 67 backen, aceoun&ut1 for the abow IA)'. Tbe mua!cal, wilb only Mven acton. one ac· tnu, a plaoiat and a harp&lt, ortctnally wu In· n w.u GE'ITJNO No-zaa that way untU a dlrenor from Texas, Wont Baker, cased tM aoodt. He sot JOMI and ScbaUd\ to trim lL '#My aown. One day. he took their new ""'°" to a theater workahop claaa downtown, wMre be wu aub. atJtu ... •*cblnt a dlreettna clua. hl the class : Lore Noco. A )'CMmC man and woman ln the clata read the acrlpt cold. •'I DIDN'T EVBN KNOW who wrote lt," Noto reeall1. "But I wu taken by the lan1uage, the ly rtclam ol It." He lntroch.1ced blmaelf lo Baker, then saw the acripl performed with its music at Barnard. He be1an talking. ln nine monlbl, "The Fantasticks" was foaled. It wasJ\'t an Instant hit. The major New York critics, Noto says, gave it lukewarm reviews. "And so the professional advice was 'Close It,"' he says. "But I was already deeply-involved. I had all my money in it, J bad no future and I said to my wife, 'I'mgoingtogiveitarun.'" A CONSIDERABLE GAMBLE for a man who v the time was the sole support of bis .l\'ife and · .elr three kids and who'd put his last $3,000 into a s how that seemed to have oo future. •'When we opened, we were struggling like hell. We kl5'· money every week for' the first 11 weeks, a few hundred a week. '!But }>Y s ummer, it turned around." WHA.t•CHA.NGED TIUNGS. he says, was a Sunday New York Times article by John Gassner, a theater buff. teacher, author and critic. He wrote about the then.current crop or Ofr-Broadway shows and Noto's show was menUoned favorably, if briefly. A photograph or the cast was prominent· ly dlsplayP.d with the article too. ''And then the phones started ringing, We were sold out that night." He says the show hasn't run at a loss since. Nor has "The Fantasticks " ever come close to WOODY ALLEN DIANE KEATON MICHAEL MURPHY MARIEL HEMINGWAY LSTREEP ANNE BYRNE I 'M ANHA'TAN'' GEORGE GERSHWIN A JACK ROLLINS-CHARLES H. JOFFE • • (\ro ) f ... J I W )ODY ALLEN.,., M/\R)HALL BRICKMAN • tt,jf f ' ,., .. ,,,., WOODY ALLEN CHARLES H. JOFFE •••• • •• ,1 ,. ROBLRl GREENHUT !""'-'11:11'1lh ••YCXl"v GORDON WILLIS r---r-o:===-""&.-. ...... a...,,..,·6"4111M•· .. I -·n>•• ~ _!THE SHOW WAS BUDGETED at a modest !f ,500. ,.. ol laat Dec. 31, it had reallied profits or moving uptown to Broadway. '------------------_. ~ ~ ;Blitul ·nrama fiMiikes Cycle ~ ~ Patty Duke Astin revisits "The MiracJe oner ... 1D wbicb she 1alned worldwide fame the~ deal and blind Helen Keller -first 9'\4WQ' and then ID ... Academy Award m ;.lformance. ~ . Now 20 years later, abe will port.ray Keller's ~ leacber, Annie Sullivan, in a new two-hour pro-~uclioa on NBC.TV for special presentation in fhe 1.,._ season. Co·atarring aa Helen is H · ear-old Melissa Gilbert. William Gibson, Tony Award-winning ~ulhOr of tbe stage play and writer of the movie :;z.dapbdon ls. writing the new teleplay. ~ ••'Jbe Miracle Worker" will thus complete ~ full cycle. It was originated by Gibson as a levilioa drama <a 1957 Playhouse 90 produc· on, 1tarrtng Patty McCormick, Theresa right, Burt Ives and John Barrymore, Jr.>, llowed by the 1959 Broadway play opening and e areatJy-bonored film ln 1912. , The reaJ.life relatlonabip or Helen Keller and Annie Sulliu..n ls a tam.War story, poignant· ly dramatlied. Sullivan's determined fight to help the child learn to speak and communicate from a dart and fear-filled world ls heroically ~lineate'd in the play, providing worthy ~'"baUeases to Its stan. ,. Mtu Gilbert. who bas toiled for six years in Little Home On The Prairie" network riea and ia considered one of television's at YOUD& i.tents, bas long dreamed of play- 1 tbe "Kinde Worker" role. How long can it keep running? "I don't know," he readily admits. A story of lust. passion, aesire ... love and death. OllANGl MALL MU PUZA UA TWIN Orange 637-0340 Brea 529·5339 Westmtns!EJr 893· 1305 IOWAltOI' 911WPOflT lllfCOLM Dftlft·IN ~ewpo<t Beacll 644-0760 Buena Park 527·2223 WINNm Of 3 Al'AIJEMY AWARDS n-t """"'nal Screenplay w• ""'"""" c.Jtftts uv. v1 "" SIOfY 11y H.tncr Dowd the Star Wars of movie musicals! HAIR • Let the S4ln : lhlne '"' . , lfST!R PERSKY .. MIQWl 8UTl£R -• MILOS FORMAN .... RAC7«, RADO .. MacOCRMOrs "HAIR .. I ...., JOON s.uGE ·TREAT WILLIAMS • BEVERLY O'ANGUO ·ANNIE 00.0EN OORSEY ~·DON IW:tJS·OiERYL BARNES .. MELBA MOM£, RCMlf C1fSON -t::=.": G£R<M RAGNI, JAMES RADO' .._~:.;::::GALT MacOEJMJr "':.:.::l: TOM PIERSON =:ROBERT r.REINHUT ..:;-..: Ml~ IK>RICfk -.. MICHAEL WELLER--· TWVl.A 1liARP -· UST!R P£RSl<Y-MICHA£l 8UTUR -·MILOS fORMNt ACPftllln ,__.....,.._.. ---, .. -.. io-•-1 :tJl~mNDrrw'--. -~·::..:::--lf.Ol W MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "HAIR'' (PG) "THE CHAMP" CPG> ''COMING HOME" "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" CR) r- JANE FONDA "THI; CHINA SY~ORONEM (PG) "MANHATTAN" (R) .u ........ . "MfONfGHT EXPRESS" (A) "THE BUDDY HOUY STORY"' "MANHATTAN" "REVENGE" (R) "DREAMER" (PO) "FUN WITH Dia< I JANE" "FOULPl.AY'" "GOING SOUTH" (R) "THE DEER HUNTER" CRJ St .... ... ALL DflllV&•INI ONN 6¢HP.M.~l Cftt.-u .... , 12 "'" u111ett • 1< .. .._ ..,.nr•u,.. • HST ACTRESS ACTOR ~..,b.1N4b ~/;o; . rt~ l!!J Ptu•-- • -... ... DAil. Y PtLOT Revi.ewers ·Give Down ,,_ Britiab televtMo& ....... "UR:: ~. •• about the lives ol • tlUed f..U, la ll:d••nliu Um•.~~ ...u " cala&Nlled Britlth emu., lAlleJ·ADM Doq. to ......,..Uonal fame. 8ev'9wa ot ber recenl ltarrina .nort la •'ftM Gt-eat Train Robbery," u •If u ber ha· .. ,. oa lhe llareh cover of U fe, probably r\19ebed the claim. IVDDl£NLY THE former cta1Jd model and R&nel ol amall roles ln a number of what -• dlenibee u "for1etlable" !alllta tum• ... pa.ya ln ~ suburban Uwaten flnds t»rNlf • hot new sur Her OUna doU loob and atreen aexuabty oven invite compartlOM t.o VI· vlen Lei&h. Marilyn Monroe. Elisabeth Taylor, and lophia Lor~n. Ahhouih "The Great Train Robbery" In •Jai~ll Sean Connery and Donald Sutberland •llO ltarred rot.aid not be deemed • crtUeal I UC· ceN, tbe alluring Down, who portrayed Con· nery'a cunnina mistress and trusted accomplice tn the recreation of the century-old belst, 1arnered rave reviews. Frank Rich of Time wrote: e: "There are n ashes of excitement in 'The Great Train Robbery' but lhe lbrllb bavrittle to do with loeomotives or crime. This film's heat ls generated a lmost exclusively by Lesley. Anne Down. "YET THIS ACTRESS is not merely another talented comedienne: she also has the voluptuous figure and classic features of an oldtime movie star. When she strips down to black silk undies and slithers under lbe sheets with Connery, the a udience gets a dizzying whiff of pure sex worthy of Loren or Monroe. "The great train robbery may well have been the crime of it.a, century, but it looks like petty theft compared with Down's ability to steal a scene." A model s ince age 10, the 26-year-old brunette has become a hot star property. with star.ting roles in three major motion pictures and a British television masterpiece in the last year alone. BESIDES HER portrayal or a British bed· hopping socialite among Detroit automobile magnates in Harold Robbins' ''The Betsy" <her American film debut},.Down also starred in the Thames 00-minute TV production of "The One and Only Phyllis Dixey" in which she portrays the late notorious stripper who remains in his· tory as the Englis hwoman most celebrated for taking off her clothes on stage. The biographical drama, which airs in Los Angeles in June, was one or her most challeng- fhg roles yet as Down ages from 16 to SO in front or the cameras Down's usually impeccable upper-crust heroine has been spiked with a poignant sex- uality in her starring role for Peter Hyams' ''H•aover StreeL" IN nus WARTIME love story, Down plays a married English nurse who falls In love with Harrison Ford, an American bomber pilot who is stationed outside of London. She plays a woman who is caught between her long-abiding love for her hus band, Christopher Plummer, and a compelUng sexual attraction for her American lover . For alJ her charm and sophistication, Down A man dreams of winning. A woman dreams of loving. A dreamer dreams of both. 'HANOVER STREET' LOVE STORY , Ster• Le•y-Anne Down was born to a hurly humble background on March 17, 1954 FORMERLY AN INTElllOll decorator, her father, James Down , was caretaker or a sprawl· mg Territorial Army center in the Putney. dis· • trict in London where Lesley-Anne was raised. Her mother, Elizabeth, had once dreamed or dancing and singing professionally. When she was 10. her father re.members, she announced to him one day, 'Tm bored, Dad." His reply was to pick up a newspaper and hunt through its advertisements. Twenty-fou r hours later, Lesley-Anne was signed to an in· ternational modeling agency. and was earning SSO a session by the time she was 12. Once voted "Britain's Most Beautiful Teenager," Down left school at 15 to act pro- fessionally. ONE PF HER first cameo roles was with Olivia Hussey in "All the Right Noises" in 1963, followed by Michael Anderson's "Pope Joan" with Liv Ullman and "Scalawag," directed by and starring Kirk Douglas. She also toured in plays. During the two years and 22 episodes or "Upstairs. Downstairs," she toured for 12 weeks as a singing and dancing Stell a in "Great Expectations." a British musical fas hioned from the Charles Dickens novel. 11 Complete ••• 11 loc'91 coverage keeps you informed everyday in the DAILY PILOT ' War Play Actn. Sure Sound. J?ie'U1G11181• NEW YORK <AP> -8be's ......... ID tM Vi•llaam war play, "G.R. Point," Her round f•ce lookl old, UMd. Sbe spew ID a bl6. flat voice, 11ys 01 PWlm thiq1 like, ''No amile ii aumbab ten bWnma6. • • Sbe baa tbe movee, tbe lnllectiou down eo&d.. You'd swear •be wu VletumeH, worked forever u a "hootcb maid" for rear-area Gia, abuaed, befriended, ridiculed, protected -tbe un- l~eraal .llama·un. Truth la. UM lady WU born In SeatUe, Wuh. Sbe 'a ln her late twenUea. Sbe'a lived here since 1889. And when lbe uaea ber clrillan voice, it's soft and tent.le and the only accent la American. Lori Tan ChiM la her name. Sbe'atuted out aa a dancer. broke in here In the choru1 o f a musical version o f "Teaho use of the August Moon," then was promoted to a lead c omedy part in the show. It folded in two weeks, "but that's where I started act- ing," says Miss Chinn, who never formally studied for the stage. She just watched the pros do it, then did it herself. ·'I learned a lot from the older. more • LOAI TAN CHINN experienced actors. It's the old thing where you stand by the curtaln, peep through and listen. There are a lot of people who go to acting class. but mine has been the stage." A veteran or roles in productions ranging from "The King and J" lo Is rael Horovitz' "T he Primary English Class," where she worked ·.vlth Diane Keaton , she first did "G.R. Point" off Broadway in 1977. Al that time, she says, she did her Mama·san more from instinct than anything else. It wasn't until alter it closed that .she actually begaf! re- searching Vietnamese life and speech patterns. "I decided to do it in case I got the role again," she says. "l had hoped that it woul<! ~o on. I had no Idea it would go on to Broadway -or If 1t was going to be done at all.'· So, armed with a tape recorder. she started at a Vi etnamese restaurant in Greenwich Village "to find out more about them , their habits, the way they laugh at jokes, j ust little things like that. "I taped our conversations, asked them to sing songs, tell poetry, so I could really reel it from wilhtn when I played the part.'· Indeed. the shOw's playbill gives her thanks to four Vietnamese living here, in Seattle and Washington, D.C .. who helped the tiny, delicate ac- tress in her research. ,. -·-~ • #-. # .:., .. .... WINNER~ Academy of Awards -BEST PICTURE NOW PLAYING UJWARDI' ClllOIA WllT Westminster 892·4493 EDWARDS' '9EWPOllT CHIEMA Newport Beach ™-0760 ClllUOlll Orange 634·2553 IT--•fHI Orange &»ano T IM MATHl::SON SUSAN BLAKELY .JACK ~Rl>l.N .'\ Mll'HAH. 1.0BH I l 'H.ODUlTI< >N ·'", .,,. l>Rf.A Ml-.R Pnwluo<l hy MICHAt-:L Wtn·Ll • l>imtrdhyNOH . N<.>~H. K Wnttmby JAMl-.S PROliOR& LARRY BISCH<)I-· Mu ... ~ BILL C<> Tl HELD OVER • VIVUJt~IOOTOW PllOCIUCllOll AOMJlMflMME1•• ROY~ MNETIURGIDl.llt T~~ STARTS FRIDAY! OOl.ORBYl"lrlUX1:9 ·--.. ~ -Ltfl~!::-:+~!#j L•l.L ~ ~ FROM Fash ion Island Ne~port Beach ' .~Dl•Mr" 11,,,..,JOHN GLOVER. 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Deepwater Cbemlcal Co • on the othtt hand, shipped. lnUd total of three·quarter mlJUoo pounds of a almUar cbemical dt.arlQa the aame Umt. kaoek18' out AmerlclJl com· Iodine combln•• wltb a ~ wld• variety ot chemlcall, tacb la ..._ t.-out tO bl 1 of wblcb cu do a •l*lllt job. claaraeterl1Uc rHpoaH by Caldum Iodate lt UHd la an· .,..,.,.._., famU1 owaen, tbe U..ptJca ud dtodoranu wbUe HmpaaJ 1-..d production potaaalt.am •odate ls a bread and betan buyha1 from lll dot.alb ~Uoner. mineral 11.lP· Pat'lftc ~. DHpw1ter plement and texW• dye. DO• mak• ....,medlatet 1coa1· Sliver iodide 11 the tlamoroua pounds ol •arioul cbesolcall and llem, qulpe Mrs. Witmer. ll ls lodlne wh&dt an added to other v uatd fOf' cloud aeedTn.1 to make produdl fOf' ftnaJ use>. rain and ln Africa to melt hall "1'be pubUc never tfft most before it faUa on tender leaves.in of our product•." ••Y• Mn. Lea plantatk>N. Witmer. ll'or Aalaaal feeds use iodine to al· ORANGE COUNTY e x a m pl e , lay foot rot for cattle in open-a.Ir 0 e e p water pent. ll a1ao Is the preventative Uncture of for a golter·llke dl5ease cattJe l o d l n e l n 1\lffer. . BUSINESS 1•l1on and drum lot.s 11 repacka1ed by others un- d e r prlvate Of The Week How does Deepwater feel about it's S4 million UtUe-1uy position in comparison wiWl giants like E . I. du Pont de Ne mours C$9.4 billion), Union Carbide <$1.03 bUlionl and Dow 1$6.2 biUitm >? HAllRIETJ'E F. Wilmer, pre· side nt of Deepwater, thinks be· ing small isn't bad at all, in fact, "I can't tell you how many peo. ........,,1e from the big corporations come he re saying 'It's always been my dream to work for a small company and to get away from au that bureaucracy .... Deepwater just doesn't have the manpowe r to create bureaucracies, Mrs . Witmer say s . There are only 20 1 e mployees in its two locations, a manufacturing site in Carson l a nd its headquarters al 3186 r AlrwayAve.,UnitH,lrvine. Nearly all the products are based on iodine: in fact, the firm was founded SO years ago by her late husband's father, another relative and a third partner who came up with a way to extract iodine from the brine pumped up 'from oil wells. ··Mos t people think iodine comes from seaweed," says the trim executive. labela. Other com· pounds include ana lytical re· agents used to assay minerals. aitver iodide used ln photo· graphic films, potassium iodide uaed in making pharmaceuticals and added to salt blocks for feed lot animals. Deepwater Iodine Products . FEED EXPE&IENCE ln· directly got Deepwater into the animal medicine business. "Ob yes, the bo~se liniment,'' says Mrs. Witmer with a smile. Leg paint, tinctures, CrYstals and menthol are offered under the Durex brand as well as by generic name. But characterizing the firm only as a producer misses the mark. Marketing Is a growing aspect of the ramify corporation. Rainmaking II rs. Wltmer 1ay1 lier huaband Ed1ar wu chemlat, e~ ecutlve -pracUeally ev -to &he small eompaay he wu killed 1n 1170. Marketin1 wa1 left to di1trlbutor1. "BVT I remember him com· plaining j>efore he died, 'Tboee people aren't representatives, lbey're Juat order takers.• •• llra. Witmer, a UCLA art ma- jor known for her extenaive volunteer work along the Orange Coaat, was suddenly raced with solving that problem when widowed. First came a transition period during which she learned to run the company. and also grew curt. then rude, toward the "thousand callers telling me to let them take the business off my hands." CSeelODINE, PageC2) Harriette and James ~ Witmer keep family owned firm running after 50 years. Animal Feed ' Photogr.pphy Textile Dye BUT DURING the late 'SOs, the Japanese went into the iodine business, effectively Deepwater Chemical Co. iodine-based compounds flow from producer to a wide array of users ranging from rainmakers and feed lot operators, to textile makers. Vet. Medicine Jewelry Medication Soap 1 I Renta& Cure for Sore Back? Furniture for Hire Could Solve MoTiog Problems People don 'l stay put very long along the Orange Coast. Sure, some have stuck to one place, their roots set deep in long ·standi~ jobs or financial in· terests. But roughly 45 percent of Californians live in apartments, and statistics show most move every year or two. IF YOU'VE st.ayed put, you're not likely to remember the pain in the back moving can be, but frequent movers know how heavy a sofa, mattress or other furniture feels. Which all goes to explain why furniture rental companies are prospering. One of them, Gran· Tree, with local offices in Orange, reported that its re· venue from rentals jumped 56 percent from $15.55 million ln 1977 to $24.2 million in 1978. The majority of that boost came in markets already served. What have these outfits got to offer? JOHN GIFFOaD, general man ager of the Orange region of GranTree, says furniture rentals vary according lo what tbe person needs. A basic package-spartan at best-to fill a one-bedroom apartment is advertised at $24.75, but Gifford adds that $50 to $70 per month is typical. Even the basic package, however, might look great to a newly divorced man or woman, or to a relocated manager wbo chooses a smaU apartment over a motel while an out-of-stale house is be\ng sold. Like most of its competitors, GranTree allows renters lo purchase the furniture they've chosen. Monthly rental applies 100 percent to purchase price, Gifford eicplalrus. APARTMENT dwellers choose what they want at showrooms in Huntington Beach or Orange. Everything from sofas to wall hangings are on display with quality varying from pressed·board construction to solid woods and ultra-heavy uphol&t.ery. The value or the item de· lermlnes the rental rate, but Gil· ford explains that prices are ~t so 25 rental payments pay off the item. Sofas range from about $15 to $25 or more per month. But most items aren't sold, ac· cording to an indust.ry source. On 1 y 30 perce nt exe r c ise purchase options. THE REST of the furniture is shipped back to repair centers where it is cleaned, repaired or refinished as needed before being rented again. Furniture that can't be put back in "showroom condition is sold through a used-furniture outlet in San· Diego," says Gilford. As with many rental outfits, GranTree orders items to Its own design and also has buyers scouting showrooms for new, likely-to-be-bot designs. Some othe r firms are connected through corporate parents to furniture makers. GIFFORD, SHOWING off modular wood cabinets and s helves, says the design is one popular way to cram more usable space into eve r ·smaJler apartments. Gifford explains that renters may opt to have the same type or furniture dell vered to a new apartment if they must move to a new area. A $20 ree covers pick-up at one site, delivery of a duplicate set at the other. A minimum rental period is standard, ranging from 60 to 90 days. Gifford says one or Gran· Tree's major clients is the landlord o r prop e rty management firm s upervising a complex. The r ental firms put the landlord out or the furnished apartment business, something landlords don't mind a bit. AN ODD relationship -has de· v e l o p e d . "The y put our brochures in managers' offices, we refer people to them when we know there are vacancies." Is renting the way to go for you? The answer depends on a number of factors. Check the display rooms of rental outfits listed In the Yellow Pages. Do you like the things you see, or is the choice too limited, too standardized or just not your style? If you find items you like, are you going to pay more by rent· ing than you would by outright purchase? SINCE MUCH rental furniture ls specially ordered, you may have to compare like items and total purchase terms in retail outlets to know an item's actual value. When deciding the cost ques· lion. you should balance the dollar column with other fac· tors. If you are going to move several limes ln the next few years, rental furniture may not have to be lugged about. How much ls that worth? ASE YOU pretty settled in your taste in fumllh.ln11? Even if )'OU find the OUlrt&bl puttbae price would be lower than rent· lng. will you be tired or the furniture before the laat pay. ment? If that's a poulblUty, you may be better off reaUn1. 1f you tire of a rented item, you can swap it for another. A1 with most llnanclal de· clalons that involve personal • taste, ~re 11 no way to balance two colwnna of fltun1 to oome up with an answer. Coavemenee -ud bow muth (lleft7DmJSIE,Pa .. Q) •• Courts Expand Tenant Rights By PAT DUNN OfUO. °'"'' ~ ... SUff Unhappy renters filed 432 complaints with the Orange County Office of Consumer Affairs in 1978. ThJs problem area was ~ond only to mail orders C493) in the 48 product or service categories included in the office's annual con· sumer complaint index. DISPUTES OVER REFUND OF deposits and other fees accounted for 70.4 percent of the total rental com· plaints filed . OCA repprts that tenants usually don't un· derstand their rights to deposit refunds, or keep poor re· cords to guard against unfair claims when they move. Underslanding a rental agreement is the first step. Unless you settle for an oral agreement, which offers minimal protection to the tenant. carefully read the entire lease or written agreement. The major difference between a lease and written agreement is that with the former. rent cannot be raised nor can you be told to move unless you break Its terms. On the other hand, you can't easUy get out of your obligation until the lease runs out. Landlords usually require a "security deposit,"' "cleaning fee," or "last month's rent." Many tenanta don't really know if they have • right to a refund when they move. ON DEPOSITS MADE AFTER Jan. 1, 1978, the landlord is limited to covering cleaning, repair and non - payment of rent in an amount no greater than two months rent if the property is unfurnished, three monlba rent lf il ls, in addition to the first month's rent <Civil Code 1950.5). It's important to take a close look at the deposit 11bela. Make sure you and the landlord agree what the depoalt is (or and when you can gel it back. Put evel')'lhin1 in writ· ing, and define terms clearly. A "security deposit" is money the Jandlord bolda against 1<>18 or rent or property damage. If you 1re re- quired to clean beforemoving out, he wanta security for coats of cleaning too. If you leave without payln1 rent or for breaklge or cleaning, the landJord doesn't want to have to track you down and take you to court. He just keeps all or part ol the security deposit. I( everythJJll is in order when you leave, the landlord must return the aecurity deposit within two weeta. If be refuses, you can file a Small Claims Court awt for the amount of the depoalt. IF YOU can show that refusal to return the depoalt was because the landlord acted in bad faith or failed to • · properly account for what he keepe, you can ask up to SIOO • in punitive damages as well. There ls a lot of confusion between "cleaain1 IH" and "cleanm, deposit." When depotlt la used, the money la re· fundable if the place la clean when you move. If fee la used, it may be harder to pt a nf\and. Cleanlnt ct.posit re- tum rules are the same u f« a aecurtty depotlt, tneludint provlaion lor puniUve daruc-. <SeeTENAN'I', PapCI) I' (Z DAILY PILOT IODINE'S DEEPWATER'S SPECIALTY. • • CPl'Nl .... CI> De puUcularly c:redita Mn. :Wart .... llodrt1uea -"my lar1er. Deepwater wants &o .Up. ply materlala in balchH of bttw .. 100,000 and OM m11Uoft pouDdl. Chemical and Allied Trad• M · aoclaUon. 1••• 1'1 :=ilaand mu'' -......... d IOI.al ud lot ••••hi ..,. ropes. Mn. ........ Al BOW admlnhltratlYe vMe ,... 1•1 • WW &be liuU-allow ta. WIL men t. Dlp 1l their heel•? 1uas. MYS Mrt. Witmer, ln faet, tbe a.r1er compalll• .,.. cenful not to urcn amall com· pe•.&&en a:. bed-lor..tbelr Am119 and 1ttraeU tNlt·buaUna typel. IP no: Wiuner name hu a famlU. ..... to Corona Ml Mar and Newport &Melt ....wenu • It '• bff auae Harriette Witmer and her late husband have been actJve ln the c:omm.Wty. H• pel'Ved H • peril• and rterllUoll~mmlulo ... r. from ...... lht Ht"Vet on the bOil'd of South Coa1t ~pertory. , .... wn•sa. QO• ... I+-~-.... .,....... • .. ._. •• tM tlllrd ...... aUoa ol .......... ~ .,. 11Mt 1Mmlnef•, .. hl• modMlr ••1• •ro•dly> dropped hla ,, ...... jeuraallam cereer &o ............... Mrly '1'Qa. DHIN .... IOOD took OD I M W itr u ,..._.1 eontacu. 1t'4ft· Uon to detail and on·llme de- UftrJ built tbe 1mall flrm'a re- putaUon. New.product dev•lopmeot la uaclled by a atatt cbemllt wbo may Cll' ~ not 1Ut>k to Iodine· baaed formula•, accordlna to J lm Wlt.rmr. Her freedom to apend Ume away from lM bu1lne11 come• from the 1tn•ll atarr·a aktlt • kMPlnc tbln11 1oln1 . Of coww, Mrs. Wltmtr adds eaDdJdly, the ahortaaes of the "U · '74 ea:abarao didn't hurt elther And new cuttome ra are belnl courted for H iltJnt llnea wttli only m ode rate u lea S liver lodld for tum UM In one exam· pie . Th firm recentlf won Eaatman Kodak approve of It.a chtmluls. TALKING, Hf! 11y1, la the key to IOlvtn1 mOt1t opereUonal problem1. ee~lally 1lnce many e mployee• hav been around alnce the '408 and know how l.O handle emer91tnC'lea. But t.hen, that'& lhc way lhlnl" are ln companlM that '"' too 1mall l.O hl"-' burt1.-uf rat1 "If you Ud any product at au, people beat down your door. Our reput.aUon grew the n because we al••Yt paid cl011e atttnUon to dellvertes and w rvk c " MANY BIG companlH are cauttously 1urveylna aecondary tources ol critical he m•. placing moderatt' orde r• to aa1ure aup- pllH If Ucnff gel bad Mr Witmer aaya De pwater has done tht' same. huylna crude iodine from fi ve sourcer. FURNITlJRE . ( •·rom l'•llfl C'I) llM WITMER adds that lhe firm i1 now looking for mu kel niches where it can shine "Someplace between c ustom cbemlc:•I makers and the large firms." In the decade 11lnce they took charge, Mrs. Witmer a nd aon have gained a.lot or profes11lonal status In their industry. She ls on the board of lhe Manufacturine Che mists Association <MCA l and Is vice president of the weste rn region of the Drug, 1l jg worth to vnu ('Hll llll lhl' Cu1&om ouUits m easure pro· duction In a fe w tho usand poundl, huge companies want to handle mlllion-pound lots or .... O~R~DE~R .... Y-OU_R_ • . DIESEL NOW! For European Delivery and SEE THE OLD WORLD BEHIND THE WHEEL OF YOUR NEW VOLKSWAGEN DIESEL Why pay hrgn European car rental prices and come home With nothing more than fond memones? 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Gcorl(la pine home is 50 years old a nd will probably outlast me. Can I depreciate it if It won't wear out ? John F. DEAR JOHN: Deprecle&lon Is a tu de· dactloa only for bulaess ud lavea&mea& property Your personal residence won'& qaallfy anleu It ls used for business, sacll as a home office or shop or rental tenants. Yoar tax advisor can explain further. ~Do tt'e Sell f'a•t? DEAR BOB : We own a house that we moved out of 14 months ago and converted it to rental property. Now that Co ngress passed the new $100.000 home sale lax ·exemption - our property will qualify when our tenant moves out we will have only three months to 1:et the house sold. As I don't have any lime margin for er ror in listing the house for sale, what is the best way to get the home sold within three months? Or. S.S. DEAR DR . S. S. If you occupied the bome as your primary residence any three of tbe five years before sale, aod are at leas& 55 years· old on the title transfe r dale, your home can qaallfyforthe $100,000tax break. Tbe best way lo correctly Ust your home for sale ls IO invite at least three active local real estate agents to give "lbtlne present•· lions." Ask each agent to estimate yoar home's sales price, discuss bis fee and services, aod give references of prevlou clients. Before Ustlng wltb any agent, plilone the references to ask lf lhey woaJd U1& wWt that agent again. Then select the agent wltll tbe bes& overall success record. Regardless whJcb agent yoa select, seWng your asking price is very important to &.lie speed with which your home sells. Each agent shoald «ive you a competitive market analysll, sbowtng recent nelgb.horbood sales prices aad terms as weU as details of hol'Dff presently for sale (your competition). Then set price aDd lermstomakeyou.rhom~rompelillve. ~ate Ta% E%el ... loa Due'! DEAR 808: How la rge an estate can be excluded from federal estate tax? Is there also a marital exclusion? Oscar W DEAR OSCAR: For anyone dylag la 1971, ap &o $147,too in assets can be left free of estate tax. In addition, for aueC.s left to a survlvln« spouse, the marital dedacUoe ex· clades the greater of one-half suclt auet. or $%51,111. In other words, it'a pos&lble &o leHe op to $317 ·"' la assets to a 11UVivhlg 1poue wltlloa& owning any estate tu. Yoar ta~ ad· viser bas details. Send real eS'tate question& to ~ J. Brws, P.O. Box 6110. San F'rancisco, Cali/. 94101. ~-·························· I GLASS -SCREENS -MIRRORS -AWMIMUM WINDOWS I SEASON SPECIAL I I I I I I I I I I I I I OPEN 7 DAYS AWMIMUM SCR&M DOORS RESCREENED ,,.... S650 c ...... . YOYr chOlce of aluminum °' fiberglass wire MEW CUSTOM WINDOW SCRllMS As&.owAI s349 c ....... I FREE -No labor dlm'gecl on window gloss I ...... ,d 1n ow 1ton -•lllCJ 1n yow fr•••• atc1 .... I SSS A-Abal 0,..1 0 • I BU81NE18/CONSUMER \ . . TENANT RIGHTS WIDENED LEGALbY. ••• IF A "holding de · po1lt" ll'I requested, it uaually holds the place for you untll the first month'l'I rent a nd any attreed deJ>()81ls or fees ore p•ld. If you decide not to rent. this "hold- Ina" or "bond" deposit probably wllJ not be re · turned . Mnke sure you ttet a receipt ror 11 hold· Ing dep()flit und note that it applies to the first month's rent. Landlords can charge a non-refundable fee lo check t.be credit-or pro· spective tenants. SUPPOSE YOV bave decided &o rent an apart· ment which needs a few repairs. a new screen or two and some touch-up painting. The landlord -pro mises these things - WPl.lillJY~ GEMS & ESTATE JEWBRY Our over 32 years experience C8f\ be ot' help to lndMduafa. Attomeya. end Bankert In dlsPO•lno of lmpottant Jewelty ~or llWhftn.I <"1lifomia r\"\l<kn'b qnly. H9Yer-c1d1 .................................. 7 w ....... ,. .. c .. 11•r: QUAIL PLACE REALTY PARTNERS. LTD. -1978A .,..,.._c.... ....... , ......... SJ.000,000 Mu: I I ,OM,_, VIII ......_r.dlew: II.Ht . .,,...., Thr PartMrsh1p's pnnc1pal investment objectives are to 111vest ln ru1 prop~rues which wall. I II ~e otig1nally invested capital. 12) have potenual to appreciate in value, 131 provide quarterly "tax sheltered" cash d1stribut1ons and 14 I increase equity by the reduction ol loans on Partnership properties. The Partnership intends to acquire commercial, induatrlal propm.ies and a partment complexts which may be auitable for condoml.All&G'I conversion The offer IS made only by orrenng Circular. Uftits will Oftly be offered and sold to bona fade residents of the slate ol California who I l I have a net worth or at least $25,000 !exclusive of home, home rurnu hings. and automobUesl and have an 1Mual gross income of at leut S2S.OOO Of' 121 have a net wort.b of al least $100,000 lexCIUSl\"e of home, home fumaslllllgS and automobiles I J_ R1rhard F Kurtis. V1~ Ptesioent 9UAIL Pl.ACI SICUlffm COtlP. 1400 Quail Place Newport Beach, Ca1Jforn1 a 92660 714 / 'l'S2-1920 I''"'""'""'' \I I\ VII "'" 11k1(1\1 II C•I( •'CH~ 11 \llCJ~Ut ~~11111I(10~1 \ \l(I MITll\ ----------------------------~------I would like to know more about bet'om1nl( a limited partner of Quail Place Realty ~a.rtnm. Ltd. l978A Please send me an orren ng Cirr ular Name ... ....... . . ... ... ... .. .. .... .. .... . Company Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..............••....... Address IClty, Slate and Z1p l ......... . My Quail Place Representative ls OP 4129 - · · · · Bu1sness phone . . • • . . . ...•.• llome phone . . ........... . - How Many Different B~ers Have You Had To.Train In The Past Two '\ears? -- -. B~sinessmen in general agree that one of the most aggravating situa- tJons 1s when the banker you have spent time in educating about your business is transferred to another branch. What do you do now? Do you start the never-ending process over again? We suggest you consider the fact that at Commerce Bank the bankers are here to stay. T hey are owners and fou rfders. The bank ·s future is their future. You are guaranteed continui ty-quick action on your loan request. Comme.rceBank President, Lance Blue, has been dealing wit h Orange County busin esses for over 10 years as a bank officer: George Ochsner, Exec- utive ,Vice-President, also has over 10 years of Orange C.ounty banki ng ex perience. Samantha D. Ketchum, Vice President/Cashier has spent 25 years serving business through Orange County banks. They are success- ~~ned bankers who know, work a?d believe in Orange County's business vitality. Now, they have personally mvested in Orange County's future and yours. Your CommerceBank banker is here to stay because he is an owner and founder. The reasons of permanence. proven personnel and prior performance should be reason enough to investigate in more detail why you should consider C.ommerceBank as your new business partner. Call us today: Let us know when we can come by your office to discuss your financial future. -- 4640 Birch Strat Nc.-..pon Be.ch. CA 92660 (714)~1 MEMBER FDIC - 9Z9S.Maln 558-1631 I S..taha UMITIPO.... '!'·························Iii l.;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~=;m • - ....,, "'' a 1111 NEW YOU S't.OCK EXCHANGE Week'1 and Year'1 High, Low, Close I . , 5¥1.!59! ----- ~ ' ................................ . 11/f ................................. . -···*t;.·::::.:.·:.·.·:::::::::::::: .• . --. -----· -,.·-----..-... ..-.,. ~ ·-....... ) No Firearorka -------~._........--11J>.. .. .,._.~ . ..._ .. __ --~ --· --· ............................... 9' .... _.. ..... ..._.._...__. •• ...,_ OPENING FllT1V1TIE8 WJ>ER WAY AT MARtNITA, A NEW COMMUNITY IN DANA POINT Daaa Pel nt Projeet Marinita Homes Open Record numbt•rs of homt> shoppers are expected to '1s1l Marinata, during the grand open ing festiv1t1es currently under way for the new communal) located in the co~tal h1ll!:.1des above Dana Point Harbor. According 10 Wilha m Mimms. president or Capri• Ru1lders, .Inc .• bwlder of thl' $14 million communjty of 77 c ustom·style homes. hundreds of home shop· pers had expressed an interest in purchasing the three and four be droom view homes. priced from $159,900 to $259,900, prior Lo opening of sales. Scenic panoramas are <iva ila· ble from the 20-acre parcel. and expanses of windows frame vi ews of th e Sa n Juan Capistrano Vall ey with row upon row of roll ing hillsides reaching to the SOOW·COVered peakc; or the San Bernardino Mountains or blue water Pacific Ocean vistas. DES I GNED BY Burk e Lester & Associates of Newport Beach. exclusively for this pro- je~t. the Mediterranean-styled homc 1> c.1re loJ1lor1.•d t o lht· n..itur.tl !>lope~ of tht' tt'rriun·w1th 1mpress1vo <nw and two i;torv homci. offered 1n sphl level and multi lt•\el v<trl.tllon" when built uJ>(ln angled i>llc:. Slope main H•oancc and preservation ts un· der the direction of the Marinata Homeowners A-.soc1ul&on for ot monthly fee of Sl5 Undt.'n.cor1n.: the Southern European theme of tht• home~ 1~ a selection or ll t'levataOni> Ex- teriors feature red Mission tile roofs, massivt.• t h1mncys accent ed with Spanish tile or masonry inlays, rough resawn wood trim. und cedar siding finishing the hand-fuushed stucco exteriors Soarinf! roofiines. plant shelves. Jutting re!>awn wood beams, Spanish arches. open rafters. and privately recessed balconi es are among the architectural highlights of the immense homes which mcludc concrete driveways leading to three·car garages. E MPHA S I Z I NG THE d1mens1ons of four fh><)r plans A. Ernest Berkheimer. a real estate investment broker from Newpo~ Beach s~ciaJizing in the fieid of exchanging properties. and Elaine Hutchison, owner and broker of Paragon Equities Inc of ~ng Be~ch, h~ve teamed together to conduct a live-day seminar ent1lled 'Real Estate Exchanging The Creative MarketlnS? Concepts and TeC'hniques " Because the course i~ aµprovcd by the Cahfornaa Department of Real E~tate for the full 4~ hours continuing education requ1r<'· ment for license renewal 1t 1s popular with real estate lice nsee:-. Attorneys and escrow oWcers des1rmg to learn more about th1:-. specialized field a lso attend the course as well as accountants wh~ may use it for their c·ontinuing education requirement. Both Berkheimer a nd Mrs. Hutchison are lecturers and an struct;ors in the community colle~es on the subJects of real estate 1axat1~n and real estate exchanging and have authored numerous trade Journal articles on the subject Mission Meadows: A beautiful new community, set among the history laden hiUs of Mission San Luis Rey. A 1eenic equestrian environ· ,/,: ·~· ment, surrounded by many-of ~ • North County's best recreational Cwllll!!t-m~ and lelsure·time activitlee comfortable, convenient way of IJfe: acce•lble to · ~ shopping, schools ,,-A - medical faclllties~ury, custom-:"""~<,.l. It.I~~ ~~L quality homes, featuring today's finest appointments. \. which range from 2,012 to 3.206 !;QUare feet. open rooms flow one into the other with ornate wrought iron hand railings or level changes de fining room boundaries. T he stairways sweep from one level to another and the formal dining rooms are set above the living rooms in the mult1-lcvC'I variations. Entertainment centers include ~unken living rooms with wood- burning fireplaces. formal din- ing rooms, _gourmet kitchens, sunken family rooms with wood- burning fireplaces and dining nooks with expanses of windows. Homes have two or three full baths. MASTER SUITES are in- troduced by wood double door entries. Private dressing areas. t'O mpartmentalitcd baths and master b<.>drooms are appointed wi th walk-in closets und aux- iliary wardrobes, twin porcelain bas ins set into Corian marble pullmans. Roman-style ceramic tale tubs and separate ceramic tiled showers Sliding glass doors lead to private patios and balconies from m any of the master suites. To r-each lbe new community, take the San Diego Freeway to the Pacific Coast Highway off. ra mp. Continue on Pacific Coast Highway to the Street of the Golden Lantern. Turn in- land <northl on the Street or the Colden Lantern to Selva Road and turn right ieasu on ~Iva to the little h arbor or Ma rinita homes int.he hills of Dana P oint. The sales Information center and complex of models. located near the comer of Selva Road a nd Calla La Prim avera at 2513 Via Pacifica, a re open daily from lOa.m . to dusk. 76 ... _ ··- 3 and 4 Bedroom. 2 to 3 Baths 3 Car Garage, Up to 2550 Square Fttt Elegant New Country Homes Now Under Coostructlon Sales Office 1·724-335 7 From $99,990 .•. Your Time Is Now. • .. n bldde/ CMffW dlwfllopment COIP· ctlft 1' • DAILY PILOT BUild~rs Rusllf H\JB-1\[)(iS' Pl8lllllng Cuts: ='f:::,,~=~=a::~ I CAl.lfORHIA. CA ta3'0. II IUllll TO "lQUHT Ou~ SACRAMENTO -Reduction ol the mJf(adl -'YOCAOC> ac>ol(UT. atatt a1encies currently involved In Callfomla'al NAME----------------Jand uae plann.ln& and a deereue in tbe number ofl ADON• 1eneral plan eJemenll requlNd ol local Jwild.lc-1 CITY------- Uou are-amoq-by recommenclatlom for •mpnw-1 m.i~NO. ----------lot California 'a "inefficient and Ineffective" plan·r nlnt proceu, accordln1 to a atudy Just releued bJi 1.1c. Ho o.5M61-1 Oft CAU COlLECT en .. 179-4131 .. the Callfornla Buildln1 Industry Association ••-•••••••••••••--•••••• <CBlA). I • Noting that a major factor contrlbuliog to the """'""""'-.-..,.;;.-~ defectiveness or the plannine process is the in· ordinate amount of state mandates, the study, con - ducted by Connerly & Aaeoeiatet of Sacramento. ------------------declares that ''the impact or this <state> m..UpuJa- tlon will be s ubstantially increased costs for hous- ing, as well as commercial and industrtal con-~~~~ strucUon." r:;; ENTITLED .. THE PLANNING Process and its Relationship to the BuUding Indust ry in Califomla," the CBIA study comments tbat the state's requirements regardlnl the formulation or local land use POliciea are.oft.eft beyond tbe capa.bill- ty of most jurf sdictiona and bear little similarity to the readines8oforten varyill(local markets. ...--~ To help alleviate the planning maze, the CBIA study makes the following recommendations, not- ing that some of the initiatives may require legislative action, others executive order, and still c.:.-... n • :~~r::e leadership and persuasion or local gov-c-8---.-t-t--------~d--0 .... 1. aEDUCl'ION OF THE the number of state fl any'11~00 S agencies currently involved in the land use review · TT ' process (e.g. several agencies, such as the Office -- of Historic Preservation, may be eliminated from the review process with oo decrease in the level of environmental protection> ; 2. Reducing the number of required general plan elements to a maximum of five: a) land use: b > circulation: c > housing; d > conservation, and e > open space. In addition. state guidelines for pre· paring elements should be evaluated for the purpose of elhninatlng excessive levels of data col- lection. 3. AMENDING THE ''CONSISTENCY re· quirement" (Government Code Sections 65860 and 66474 ) to require approval of any proposed de- velopment that is consistent with the general plan; 4 . Local jurisdictions s hould periodically evaluate their planning and land use decision- making processes to ensure that they are efficient aod serve the purposes for which they are in- tended; s. Amend the California.Environmental Quali· ty Act to require the preparation of Environmental Impact Reports only in prescribed situations. In all other instances. s pecialized studies (traffic. noise, etc.) should suffice. This is intended, tbe study says, to ensure that CEQA &er-ves its objec· tive of providing a source of information prior to decision-making; I . SHORTENING SIGNIFICANTLY the time allowed for public agency processing of environ· mental reviews from the current timetable established by statute, and 7. Development of a more reasonable •P· proach to the development agreement <vested rights) issue by local government. The stUdy emphasized the necessity for locat government to understand the re lations hip between ~Janning and the marketplace. l• 'ir,'(\ • Ot:vdOP<cl by _,oodtrtt Du. Co. ( ... .. "'°"' II.., toSplll ~. '2450 ~aM9. Cotta~N -.. --=-.,. ~ . t.411:00~· •t15•111l0 follow Tl-IE ACTiON TO ••• Your IHI opp0rtunlty to own • townhoUM under S100.000 In the W..t Coaat'a mo11 eacltlng dev•lop- ment. .. Huntlngton ~I You ere on '" lend-iuat a dMtt NW'/ from oceM, marinas, aoci.t oatheflnga...a ~ piece '°' the young end tl'le YoUnO-et· "-11 Qu.ilty .. supreme In .... 2-- bedrOom hofMe thet , ... '" welk·lft cioeett, f~. ~ kltctlen, P9tlo. '°"' own gerage ICfOM the Ptlflo . ..2 112 beths, dining ..... and "*'Y thoughtrul IOUChM T ~?a OWRhOU&8& SHAFFER DEVa.OPMENT 714/146-51Uor714/ .. 6-M41 Open 11 A.M. to dultl 1689t AIO<>nQuln, Huntington Beech . . -- .......... _....... ________ ----------_____ .....,_,, ____ .......... ~04:; ...... ------.... ---- ~.~•.,m . ·condos ProfitBble Nuggett1 . . , Pushed 'CoUnly Marltee Diaeuaaed in lrW&e per C: U1kM11Uy durinf tbe a.•1 • u.aa .. 1verac•11durt81 t.M ft,_ bait ol t.M 1'70'1 -tt wUl N left to U. ,..... market to meet the lnereued .. mand fw boulU.t lA comlas ,._., Ntoa .POUdM oul. Na~~ laave u.tnued from 2 5 per year dwi.Aa I.be SAN P'llANCISCO - Entry forms fOC' the Gold Nu1••t Award s competjtion. 1yrnbollc of tM bett ln houalnc in the West. att now avallabla . Entry dHdl~ la May l l, accordlna to Richard L. Hall, PCBC prealdenl and Gold Nuaaet Cornmltlee chairman . Callbal ~ priced _.... ....... ''o•• ef tbe laealthlHl marllet• la Oran1• Co••t1. •• a .,........ Calltwma ........ •aa-t told _.. ..._ • mem._. ol I.be Oruae QMmty Cllapter ol tba BWld· ... .......,, .U.OClaUoa tMl ..... ualu ..,. ua be 10ld prolltablJ .... , .............. toUty ..... .,.. •....,. ~ ••rtinaJ areas.''-.... Deliarco. v1re prtlkleot ln cbar.. of marlleUn1 Hrvlcea for wau. • IM. a Saata AD•·butd .... aJdee&6a1 real .. u-. aervkn ftrm. made u..t obaervalloft al I.be April meet1nl ol the BIA cbapter, held at t.be AlrpN"ter Inn ln lrvlne. .. rly 10·1 to J.t mlll'-lut year. M aald. "TM M• llom• market bun'l bffn able to l...UJ Mrv• t.bt DOOUI•· tioa lA UM .-t. Md J doubt ll tt will ln the tuwr.." lie comatented. Fotmii-Ull be..Mcw..u:a1.4_ ... -~---------1 (1 .. by calllnc the PCBC ean c ose t --oo office In San Francisco at -'1l.r.o rioom 14U>981·1087,the0range TT~ -- Counly Chapter or the· Be h h Bulldlng Indus try rt ac omes. FULTON UPIAINSD lbat the Anodallon or Calltom la ' · poet·•orkl War 11 bh'th ra\e will re-ut 1714 1 547-3042, or Clay Oecwp Nton. Mniot v1ce presi- dent 1n cllarle ol corporate market· Ina for Walker A Lee, and Herb Aiat. president of Herb Alst 4r ~ .• a Canoaa Park research firm. jolDed Deliarro in preaentlna • forecast ol the Soutben CaHrornia bou1la1 market. Allo 1peallln1 al the dinner meetine wu Rex Gaede, chairman ol lbe Oruce County Plannina Com· mluloll. ' CO••ENTING ON the strong sales success for moderately priced townhouses in Oranae County, Dellarco said, "People are accept· ine higher and higher denait.les and s ma lier units. Lower priced townhouses in less desirable areas are fi.nding a much broader appeal now than ln the past because so many people are being priced out of anything in the larger ranees and in the better areas." Overall, market conditions in Orange County have stabilized, with home sales averaging two per week on a tract buia, Ddlarco reported. Tbat sales rate is comparable to lbe rate ln 1972-73, before bouainc'• roller-coaster ride of lbe past five years, he said. "This is the moct normal market we've seen in some time." ' ONE OP THE strongest markets is in central Orange County -especial- ly for moderately priced townhouses, be told the gathering. Another strong market is In the southern portion of the county "where those with r ather innovative products are finding they can com- mand premiums," De Marco said. However. he warned the builders un· imaginative and over-used products ar e moving slowly in that area. Also moving slowly, De Marco re- ported, are many higher priced homes in the northern part of the county. He speculated that potenUaJ buyers are being attracted to the en· vironmenlally more attractive coastal areas where they can purchase similar homes in the same price range. WITH NEW HOUSING starts ex· peeled to average aboul 1.8 million 1ult ln an additional 1$ mUllon Pub l I com at ( 714 l persona eaterin1 lbe prlme home ~7·5431. buyina qea ot 25-45 durlna the eo·s. The Gold N u g get staH new t.ome starts are not ex· Awards will be presented peeled to U.Creue appreciably, this June 16 In the Grand lncreued demand for boualna un· ~ a l I r o o m o r t h e doubtedly wlU reauJt in ttiper prices I' alrmoot Hotel. Awards for resale homes, be saJ.s.1._ 'l'h1I ls will be presented In 28 especially true lo Southern CatlomJa cntegories. including two and Onnge County where heavy In· "Home of the Year·· mlarallon will cause ad even irt!aler awards. demand for houalng. Fulton revealed that Walker & Lee's dollar volume for resales ln Orange County through March of this year la ZS per cent higher than at the same time a year ago. ln all of Soutbem California the firm's resale home volume is 11 ~rceol higher than in 19711. "&IGlfr NOW THE resale market is aalnlng momentum," he comment· ed. "and resale homes will ap- preciate even faster than . in the past." Ureing builders to ''think small," Alat observed, "I honestly lhin.k. that we 're in the era of tbe small builder." He said that smaller builders will actually have an advantage over larger ones during the coming years ICAllltflR because they can adapt to market conditions easier and quicker. Tbis is especially lrue in overbuilt markets, Alst explained. "ln prac· Ucally any market thal is overbuilt, you will find a bole that you can take advantage or it you look carefully." BE ALSO SAID that although the threat and enactment of rent control measures have thrown cold waler on the apartment ma.rket, duplexes are still a good investment for builders since rent control is usually limited to rive units or more. : Condominium conversions should remain strong, he reported. "and there is a tremendous opportunity - especially for small builders -in the second-home market in resort areas." Aist said that the threat of gas ra- tioning and higher gas prices ocould have a detrimental effect on home sales in outlying areas, particularly Carver Tripp Wood Stum 111 "° nch, so smooth, !>O true in color il meke"' lfny "'tain1og JOb en!llCr end better. U841 it on anv 11urfuce without remo~mg the old finish. One quick coat gives you perfect result11 -JOb al1Pr JOb And to pre~rv<' thot beautiful look. use Curver Tripp New Polyurethone L1qu1d Pl11~tic or Gt•neral Purpose Clear F'lnii.h BJ,'ILD~RS tlH~Ht 289 E 17th Street Costa Mesa. CA 92627 By the sea, by the sea, by the beau11ful sea. That, and quiet, private living 1s what Jasmine Creek is all about. You know jl'sspedal from the moment you drive up to the 24-hour attended entrance. Right oow we've got a number of select two-bedroom homes, two plans, each with two elevation:.. Aside from two bedrooms, each plan has two baths:a study or den, fireplace. wet bar, :.pac1ous kitchen with breakfast nook. 11led entry, and formal dining room. There's a clubhouse with three pool~ and night-lighted tennis court .... A fact sheet on facilities including A 'IOC1at1on a\:.C\~· men~ 1:. available. - ,. ..... , P\AH ·l Ontstandin2 conventional financini.:. 9%% IM.i % A.P.R. JASMllNI CAIEIKl In lhe Village of Harbor View Homes from $199,950 ~. J. Brock & Sons, Inc.· Phone (7 14) 640-~020 ( £1'RL W1'TERS ) COVERS SACRAMENTO Located one mile from Newport Center. Ja:.mineCreek represents an enviable mode of living for the fortunate few. Come sample the special ambience of Ja\mine Creek. ··- in the DAILY PILOT Recorder Prize At Home Tract in Riverside and Sao Bernardino~================~'----------------------------------------· Counties. However, he said, people This weeke nd marks the last opportunity for visit.ors to enter a free drawing al Showcase Homes, located in Irvine's Village of Northwood. The winner will receive an RCA VBT 200 · 'Selectavislon •'video recorder. The drawing is open to anyone over 18 years or age and no purchase is necessary. Jt will be held in the development's sales office Monday and participants do not have to be presenlto win. Showcase Homes currently remaing for sale are offer ed in two-story designs with arrangements of four bedrooms and at least two baths in all plans. Select designs include three baths and a powder room. Priced from $113,950 with conventional financing available , Showcase Homes offer a "Custom Completion'' program for bomebuyers requiring changes in design elements. To reach Showcase Homes in Northwood, lake the Santa Ana or San Diego Freeway to Culver Drive in lrvloe, exiting north. Continue on to Bryan and turn right, then follow Bryan to Yale, tum left on Yale and continue to lbe single-family home community. will adjust to higher gas prices and the effect on these markets should only be temporary. BUILDERS SHOULD also break out of lhe "specialist syndrome" and diversify into a wider range or pro- jects. including commercial, in· dust.rial, offices and mini warehouses, be emphasized. This diversity will lessen the risk involved with total dependence on the often unstable housing market. . Gaede told the group that the Orange County Planning Commission developed the re<:eoUy adopted hous· in8 element wilb the intent lhat it would be implemented on a volun- tary basis. "We were surprised that it came down as hard as il did on a man· datory basis," be said or the final plan adopted by the Board of Supervisors. GAEDE ALSO SAID that Proposi- tion 13 bu compounded the issue of affordable housing in the county since developers are now being re· quired to provide various public facilities that were previously pro- vided by local government. The growing need for bouainC in Orange County will take preeedence over the environmental isaues which have impeded the development of housing during the past few years, Gaede predicted. %oer9lgain 9n9rewporl An ldeel location •.. An elegant English Tudor condom I nfum ... Priem fro,,. •m.ooo 103 doum}lnandng Thll cotdd M ,,our lalt chala lo hy on ovt.tandlng 2 bedroom ond den, 3 bedroom or 4 bedroom aolth 3'/t bath ltome cloee to net)lth ... Obi)' f •uolloble In 11111 adwfN ... . (714} 631-0094 ~ The . Complete Living Experience The award winning St. Tropez model of the famous ocean oriented Villas in Laguna Niguel is now available for purchase. $225,000. 33821 Vista Grande Laguna Niguel. CA 92677 (n4) 661-0662 • l.c\c3Una Niguel • A devctlopment of Avco Comml.H'llty Oeveiop.,.s. Inc • • _ ........... ~. _,..__ ____ .. ·~ ..... I • ~ ....... .· .. · . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. .... . -. ... "' .. .. ~ • •• MAI.. ESTATE DID YO KNOW TRAT remodels, add-oM, pools, etc .• typically brtn1 a ttturn of 30 to &O per· cent of their original Investment" Yet another tac tor Is that money lenders appraise residential pro perty In direct relationship to the comparable homes sold in the same neighborhood, showing lit· lie, if any, regard for an over·lmproved property There is a lot or truth 1n lhe fact that we have no way of knowing what tomorrow may bring, aod should we have to sell quickly for any reason, al" over-improved home could end up causin1 a severe fi nancial loss. While appearing to be convenient and even necessary at the time, the amount of dollars I06t initially on an over-improvement can be cosUy. On the other band, remodellq prudently and not to the point of over-Improvement can be convenient, fun and frugal. CONSIDER TWS -WHATEVER your needs, wants and desires are regarding remodeling or selling and buying again, remember that the home, in most instances, represents one of the largest. if not the largest, single Investment you may ever make. Thus it is Important to treat It properly, han- d le it carefully, give your decision a lot of forethought, and then take the road best suited for you and your family, considering the long range family requirements and desires as well as the economic consideration. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall Mcc ardle is president of 1he Real Ertaters; he ~ al.30 an author, lecturer and in· structor. Send your comments and questiom to Randy •Mccardle, c o the Daily Ptlot, Post Office Box 1560 . Costa Me1a, CA 92626 Exchangors Plan Seminar in Irvine Maximizing tax benefits and other income tax / u•lngs strategies through real estate exchange tta6sactions will be presented Monday at the ~rt.er Inn in lrvine. The Orange Coast Exchangors are presenting a program of mini-seminars/workshop which will enable licensees /brokers to increase and sharpen their capabilities in the active real estate mark el. / PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS, aod the workshops they will be conducting a re: Fred Crane, the Riverside attorney who successfully represented Wellenkamp against the Bank or America, on "Generating Cash out or the Exchange through Syndication;" Dan C. Santucci, attorney. author of the illustrated .. Concepts and Mechanics of Exchangors.' ·on "Tax Aspects as They Appl y lo the Exchange ;'· Tom Bohan, president or Orange Coast Exchangors, and CPA Dan Trunko. both well-known teachers of the basics of Real Estate Investments at San Bernardino Valley College, on "Unique Forms, Their Necessity and How to Make Them Work for You." Also "Rocky" Chatham, na tionally known lecturer on the art of Real Estate Counseling, on "The Three Steps to Solving Your Client's Real Estate Problems;" Ernie Berkheimer, president of Long Beach Exchange Counselors, noted educator and consultant, together with Barbara Young, senior escrow officer with The Young Associates, Inc .. a specialist in complex real estate transactions, on "Dealing with Third Party Influences, Out of State Trans.actions. and Fee Structuring." Business Opportunity Specialists aJso will be conducting a seminar. THE SPEAKERS HAVE donated their time and services for this event, the proceeds going to Orange Coast Excbangors for contlnuing education. The seminar ls for novices, investment counselors, real estate licensees and members of related fields. The seminars begin at i a.m. The fee is $55, which includes lunch aod a morning and afternoon semfoar of your choice. CaU Sandra Beaver at l ·981-0985for further information. ~tate lyl.._IUD~ ~ c.lollty S. 1k1rs Ir you intend lo implant any harm. Jn fact, tbe a "For Sale by Owner" alp ln your front yard, presence of a Realtor be prepared for the usually will dlscbar1e Inevitable .. curloslty any attempts of that sort. He wW ql&allfy prospects a e e It e r • · ' ' You ' 11 In advance and allow probably spend more only those who ar e lime trarnplng throu1b definitely prospective the house with curiosity ·buyers . not curiosity aeelten than sbowkl1 it seekers . lo lnspect yQUr lo firm fll'08J)eda. home Your "Jl'or Sale by · Owaer'' sip Inv• you open to all types of ......... probleaaa. For eump&e, a .tailor may pneeal M offer to llaJ OD wtdell be --'t lDtead to follow tbroqb. You maJ IDMe plau baaed ----II, onl1 to lean tblt tbe ••proepect'' bad no lntHtlon of com ple lln1 tbe ............ A aeauor hat the .,.,._,.to unmask tbe t lae ... on. ... ,.,. It aw WON lt don ••••• Whatever your real est.Jte needs, call us. We bafe all the tools and exptrtlle to handJe your. real .._ t..anuctiona locally.~ we offer the unique lldvantat• of the n ation-wid e ERA netwon ... adn11t.aies that coat you nothfn1 ntra. Give us a call today. We're here lo , help! . ERA Shoretrest Realt) <71418*5573 (213) .,-,41 I( artntta. a TT-home dfvelopmeni .In Dana Polnt, CalU .• bu earned tu builder, Capri Bullden. Inc , o South rn California Oaa Company RealdenUal CONCERN Award for ll• ener«Y· uvlng features. • • Wllb ener11 in all form" rapldly dwlndllng, at becomes everyooe'a r e s p onalblllty to con se rv o exl1tln1 s upplle• nnd stretch the m as far as we can untU new supplies can be brought ln," William C. Mlra ms, prtisldent of Capri Builders, said. Among the e nergy. s aving features ure pllotlesa gas furnaces and ranies, range ex· baust hoods with a utomatic dampers. Ugbt fitting dampers in the fireplace and energy e fficient gas waler beaters. To reach t h e developme nt, t a ke Pacific Coast Highway to Del Obispo, go north on Del Obispo to Stonehill Drive, west on Stonehill to Selva Road, then south on Selva to Calle La Primavera and Mariruta. .,,...Apri12t. 1119 DM.VPILOT FORMAL DINING ROOM OF MONTIEL'$ CASA ANDREA MODEL ·, • New ltealty Firm Set Monarch Properties. a Newport Beach-based property management c ompany specializ ing in the management of la r ge apartment properties in California and the Sunbelt states ha s announced the formation of Monarch ReaJ Estate Company. Richard K. Hoagland has been named president of the company. according to an announcement by Fritz Hoelscher, president of Monarch Properties. Hoagland, executive vice president and co--0wner of Mona rch Properties. Inc., bas been a recognized leader in California property management for a number of years. He conceived tht .. Singles OnJy .. apartment concept. an idea which spread nationwide. Monarch Real Estate Company wi ll be responsible ror identifying suitable prop,rties for Mona rch ·s investor clients. Monarch offers three types of apartment investment opporturutie!> to its clients: l ) private offerings. 21 public offrrings and J > for sale properties to ind! vi dual principals. In 1978 mmnarch Properties sold over $70 million or income propertie:. consisting mostly of apartments. Fllly-.lCht Montiel bomea are beiu Offend on a re..rvaUoa buia la Miaakm Viejo. 1ti. ..._ •n Nelthborhood Seven. r aqina from --to $107.000, will be ready for~upanity tno.e..•. ,,,. llcdlel homes r•n .. In .U. -1 ·~ aqua re feet and have three or four -'wo to three baths. Each of the ~=,f:== a formal din1nc area and a r "-• . den~ , '"Y . ... Amenit.iel include carpetina iD Ii~--·. dining rooma. baJls and •U bedroomaa ~ tUe countertops in kitchens; preued ltml ... with ceramic tile ~inscoat In bathrooma; ... _. shi ogle roots. • "' • • MONTIEL KITCHENS F£AnJRBC'llotl ... ·1ae ranges. eye level double ovens. automatic dishwashers and disposals. trash comPM*M'a. and walnut-stained ash cabinetry. ' In addllion to a num ber or quality s~ndard features. Mission Viejo Company offep ,a array or options at Montiel to enable the buyer to ~¥Stt>mize his home. Optional reatures Include complete air conditioning. shake roors. automatic earaae dOOt" openers. mirrored wardrobe doors. balc6nles. wet bars. and second fireplaces In some plans;, · Architectural design whi ch has made these single family homes par:ticularly appealing include atriums. lux4rious master baths. soariD8 cathedral ceilings, woodburnlng fireplaces. and elegant front entryways. The exciting design of the Caf~ Dofores with its second-story bridge spanninf t,M living room -a nd the Casa Andrea · with ita bay windowed dining room --has made the two plans popular among today's sophisticated home shoppers. MONTIEL BV\'ERS £NJO\' maxim~m usage of their rear and side yards because or the way Jn which the houses are offset on the lots. Thls feature. according to Montiel sales representatives.tallows additional privacy as well. Montiel homes offer 15 classic eicterior elevations. accented with wood shingle roofs. rou~h·sawn wood trim. concrete driveway:\ 1tnd two rar garage~ Five decorated models are open to the public daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m . To reach the Montiel mode l complex. exit the San "Diego Freeway in Mission VieJo on Ahc1a Parkway and drive east to Ma rguerite Parkwa y. Follow Marguerite north to La Barca and followthesignstoMontiel. ''The night lights change; 1 urllc· Rock Vista Homl''>. A c;pec1a l ed1t mn 01 lar.~e. luxunou ... ly app<1inted r;ingll' lam1ly a ll~Chl'd homes. T~ ..r.it 1ou' h•wnhomes art· 1<ll'cJlly de<>1~m'd tor tht> lit~ylf' nl lhl• t->ct'C Ul1ve a nd hr!i tam1ly. The· drama lie v1ew·or1entt•d tloor plan\ reaturt> a pnvall> l'nlrY. lormal dining room. y ...... ' •• ...,.' SANTA ANA FWY a: 0 a: w .J ~ ::::> 0 PACIFIC COAST HWY sunsets are never the sante. Living in Turtle Rock Vista is an event.'' i\1r mid Mrs. M,•/ Pt>~m Turt/p Rork Visld RC'!.1rlv111'> -THE VILLAGE OF TURTLE ROCK llR 11£ IRVINE CDVIRtWf • I in•pl.icl', l..11chl'n nnok. private deck andltlr pat1n. wet bar .ind vaulted ceiling. Sd <'ctC'd lloor plans otf er ,1 dc>n. family room. and vaulted wood-beaml•d ceiling. Turtle l{ock Vista rE'sidents will en1oy exclusive u~ <•I th<'ir private recrcatitln c<'nter w ith 1enni~courtc;, ponl. spa. and cabana . Huml'owners a!>-.<'IC1c1tiC'ln ... o;uppo rted by all r~idt>nts maintain tht· quJlity of cnmmnn lacililiC'<;. A!>k our sales repr('<;('n.~tive lmdl.'ta1l!i homes from $165,900 TURTLE ROCK VISTA by BROADMOOR HOMES , """ ·~fKllV~ 41 U 11Q \I.ti•"' t'l(t"oulnJ~ \U~U(tnt ff' ttU'\.~f•· m_,v H,uh 1n ,,,,.,, .. ,f~b1htv nf .. ny "' .11 pril< I,'"' (714) 955-3061 ,. DM.V ... LOT REAL ESTATE Moving UP In Real Estate . DAVID w. Dll PIBaao bu.,.... aPfOin'-d ..... vicl9 pr ... Dt ud dindDI' of rtUi1 ........ ln1 for G.,.., ud SWI Com· merclal .....,..,. Comp..,, ot Newport Beacb. DtP*To .tart· ed bfa rM1 ... c.,..r la ... wbea M JoiMd UM Ne,,..n Be a c h Ollie• of Col4welt Bauer Commercial • .,....,. CompllftT, and apeelallMd-la ............. ol ......... abafl'•• ceat• .... la lt'IO 1M ••me •· eeclate ct.veloper wltll 8uta • ...... Anlt. Development Corpora· ~. wtwre he wu reape>nalble fw au plauet ot rabopph\I ttnte-r development. DePierf'O joined .bnlMt•tlW• Comm•rclal Broktrap Company In I'll •a t"etaU aalh Pf'l'90n, and ln tm became the ..... aana1er ror lbe 45-man Newport Beach om •. f Mjvu au EDIVAN ot Colta Meta has been lllllnted account exttutlve at 8. J Stewart Advertlllng and Public Rt l•Oocla lnc ol Newport )Mach Ma Edlvan, formerly an account txecutJve wltb CommunlcaUon Reaource, Inc .. administered the Coppertone Frisbee Fly.Jn, and lmplement.ed )>ubllc relations a nd promot on for Del Taco Inc. In her new position she will be responsible for directing and maintamJng all marlceUn1 phases for her cUenls, and researching new business. OAVID RJCHUD BaOWN hu joined the •rch1tectural and land planning firm of Sla a Bell and Associates, headquartered ln lrvioe. Winner e( a special design compeUUoo sponsored by tbe Southern California Gas Company, Brown afso served on lhe board or direct.ors ror .sslalinl ln. 'l)lannlng the Costa Mesa Cultural Center . With 10 years of e xperience in design, Btown baa been Involved in single-family and mulU· family housing developments ranging from ten t.o four hundred residential units. Brown received his education at Golden West College and Orange Coast College. He is originally from Detroit. • BOB HAMIL TON has recenUy joined Emkay Development and Realty Company of New rt Bea ch as project manage r . ,. .. 1 Jlamilt.on wiU be responsible for ~;. the coordination of industrial and office developments as well as general industrial and office owner/utier and developer pro- jects. A g r a du a t e o r the University of New Mexico. he r elocated from the East Coast where he was project engineer for Resorts Interna tional in Atlantic City and was involved HAMILTON with the master planning of hotel construction and r emodeling. He has over 35 years of experience In commerciaJ and residential construction. MICHAEL W. SOMOGYI of Irvine has been named assistant project m anager for Irvine Pacific Development Company, homebuilding arm of the Irvine Compan y. Somogyi's immediate responsibilities include planning for Irvine P acific's three newest. apart· ment projeets in Irvine and Newport Beach. Somogyi joined Irvine Pacific after working s eve n years with the property management division or the Irvine Company, where he acquired e xtensive exper ience in a partment shopping center management. BOB REORDAN of Corona del Mar has been named direct.or of Walker & Lee's Resale Ex- pansion P rogram. Reordan is responsible for all marketing aspects or the ex· pansion program, which is ex· peeled to substantially increase the number of Walker & Lee re· sale offi ces. Reordan is the for1Qer pre· sident or Los Angeles Brick & Clay Produc t s Co .• a firm where he was e mployed ror 16 uoitoa"' years prior t.o its sale. Since that lime be has been active in a variety of · · ~uthem California business ventures, including 'onsulting work for Mitsubishi International Corp. and Bank of America. DICK ANDREWS of Irvine bas been named assistant project manager for Irvine Pacific 'S)evelopment Company, homebuilding arm or the Irvine Company. Home Sales Increase Brisk sales during the first two months of tm resulted in the blgbest dollar volume for Ponderosa Jlomea of Irvine for the combined months of January and February in the history or the firm. According to E . John Garcia, vice president •nd general manager of the major Southland 2tomebullding firm, Ponderosa Homes netted sales or 74 residential units and a total dollar volume of '$9.28 million during the fifty-nine day period. REMODBING COMMRCIAL • INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL • FIB Architectural Consultation • Fl&Estimates •PAll&YIOOM ·-IOOMS An••••' ,..,...lblllU.. lnclude ecbedulln1, .......... Md JM' MlnlnlltraUoll Nll'-d to eoD• 1\r'.cttee • U. Mme9 at Wood~ Gabl• and Waa•~ SMatM;; both locae.d TIM lrvlne Sel/,en Now Pay Le.a for 'FIU-YA 'Poinltl' \ eo....,•1 W&ap Wooclbrt41e. . ~ lau a baebelor'a cJtsne ln bualnea admUIAl&raU. trom USC. He r•ldH at tbe VW.,. el W11IMlll'idp wltb bll wife, G~. ft''AM llOWSY bu been ~ to lhe IU. el Projeet Mana1er for Broadmoor Hom•. RouM1 '• dutlff ln bll aew poalllo• will include ~rdlnaUoa and 1upervl1k>n ot fl)Glll'UCUon and related opera· lions ln several of Broadmoor Homea' 'new communities. A nathe Calllornlan , Rousey 1raduated from Northe rn Arizona lJnlvenlty. He llves In Co at.a Men, with 'hla wire Oebbl. aoam P. DOUEY ot La'""'a Nleuel baa joined Berwick Propertiea ln N•wport Beach as an auoclaa. realtor. Doney bu been a trlal awyer for over 30 ye an and retired ln 1977. Doney and his wife Gerda reside ln La1UDa Nlauel. He baa been a member of the Orange County. Callfornla. American and Loe An,el• Bar Aaaoeiatlona as well as the .Lawyers Club and Amerlca1t Board of Tr~al Advocates. FaAN1' E. HUGHES, president of Arosa Development and Manage ment, was recently elected chairman of the Presi· dent ·a Council of the Orange County Cbap&er of the Building lnduf try Asso ciation o f. Southern California. Prior to Joining Arosa. Hughes was vice president or the residential division of lbe Irvine Company and president of Irvine Pacific Development Company. Hughes Is a registered civil HUGHES W ASHINOTON <AP> -The maximum interest rate of 90vemment·lnaured mort1aae. ia rising to a neord 10 pereent. bu~ the move could help many lower and mlddle·lncome f amlliea teyln1 to buy bomet. Tbe half-percent Increase, effective last Monday, Involves aincle.famlly bouaea covered by Federal Houalna Admlnlatratlon and Veterans AdmlniltraUon lnturance Pl'Oft'•ms. The lnueUG should aJd many buyers becatwe more home owners will be wtlllnl to sell to those needlng VA or FHA loans with their relatlvely low interest and down payment requirement. realtors and federal officials said. THAT WILLINGNESS WOULD stem from the sellers havinc to pay lcsa money in "point.¥" t.• one·tlme premium cha rl(u lmpol'led by commercial lenders to offM!t the 10111 they would Incur lending money at the lower aovernment·b•cked rates r ather than at the 1otnc private rfltc. 1"ederaJ rule" rtqulrc thol the buyer. rather than the seller, pay the "polntll. ·· One point no rmally Is onf' perccntoflhc r'urchorm price of the home. Tho De portment of llouslng and Urban Development 111\ld lh•• rote rise will substantially reduce the number or 1>0lnt" t'hor~cd. The l'lavin1t11 lo someone aellln~ 11 I00.000 home In Wai;hlngton, (or example, could I)(' St ,500 to $2,000, stud John Moening. n locul rt1ullor. "1'hl:; will dcflnltcly widen the market ,'' he 111old BUT GOVt;RNMt:NT ANO private experts warned lhat the Interest rntf· r!sc could hurt some borderline buyen whose lncomu no longer w11l be 1ovenunent·spoD10red mo,qa,.. for sin1le·ramil bomeainllnewtthprivat.er..._ It waa dJetated. she added. by t.be "penla•J hiah level of discounts Polnta prevalent 101 FHA·lnlured mortaa.-. Thia condition baa crMted hardshlPI for many famUiies ln their efforts t.o achieve home ownersbJp and to sell &Mlr bolnea, particularly among lo"· and moder ... -19eo .. ramUles who need the more-famrabl• teMD available." Fonner Astronaut Joins Realty Finn Realty World, the International network of over l,700 real estate offices, haa selected former ustronaut. Wa lly Schlrra, as their spokesman fo.r 1979. . Schlrru was one of the original seven astronauts and has nown three missions in the NASA pro1ram. Schirra piloted the spacecraft Sigm a VII In the Mercury mission. Gemini VJ. the first to rendevoug In spac•• <with Gemini VJI I : Apollo Vil, the Pre lude lo m ci n's landing on the rpoon. · lie will be featured in Realty World 's new telev1s1ons and radio commercials and will be making speaking engagements for Realty World :.ecro11s the country. large enough t.o quullry for thu M>m<•what higher ------------------- monthly payments rcqulrt'<i by louns carrying a higher interest rate. " lnolher~nomlc newN While the VA and FHA lnturnAl rates rise on slngle·family houses. \he current mux1mum 9'h percent rate on mulli·famlly unlt:J continues, the Department of Howsing and Urban Ocvclopmenl said. HUD SECRETARY PATRICIA Harris said the ac ti o n w a s n ece ss ary to b r i n g engineer and a licensed contractor. His service to the building Industry includes membersblp on the ------------------- Orange County Chapter Board of Directors or BIA, { L. M. BOYD ) as vice president or the chapter . 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(575'496J (6610) Kennedy Aid Sought -In llaDdguDs Battle WASHINGTON <AP l Gun control advocalea. fru1tr1ted by Pntidllllt C1rter'1 lactc of action •• ,. tw-nlnc to See. ldward M Keuedy to launch anolber battle fot t.ouatwr ,.., .. n11trieUou on handt\aM. l(enoe dy aide s aa1 the llaHatb••lll Democnt pl-to ~.al!MltMt..WbulM -~-.... olu.it...al, aaat11 MMealed laandfua 111ed moet ._ 1a .. m .... ALTllOVGW DSTAIU of the KeDDtdy propo11I are aull betnc drafted. tbe major thruat resemb* l••l•l1Uoe drawn by the Carter admlbiaU'aUon mo ... than a year aco a-.d now virtually abandont'd C arter promlaed durlnt b is elecUae eam~l&n to 1eek l•si1l1tJon to curt» the proUftratlon ot handJ\U\S, deaplte rontlnuln1 opJ)OllUon from tht Natlonal Rine AsSO<' aUOn "We thou.chl the presldtnl was Ideally suited ror this beca~ h~·s a South~rllt'r and he's a hunttr But f\OW Wf' havt> thl' situation of U president 3fra1d to uct," Charlt•, Ora, In. eJ<f't'uh,•c \'l<'t' presld nt oC Handgun Control Inc . said t'•S GaOUP IS a private ora•••tion that advocate~ tougher 1• relb1cUons. .. We WMI Stn Kenn~y Is the only PffSOft In the c<>untry right now who ean pu~h for conlroll>." Oras in eonttnued. "He's not afraid of the NRA and he speaks out not only ~& a poUUelan but as someone who has been ,;cUmlied by handf'Un violence. Ke nnedy's brother Robert was slain with a handgun: President John 'F. Kennedy was kiJled with a nlle IT IS NOT clear whether Carter would s upport tbt> Kennedy bill. Responding to a question at a news conference April 10, the president said he still favors tougher gun laws. Noting that Congress last year killed a muc h milder Treas ury Department propos al to require Stunt .Johs Few .......... BATTLE SCHEOULID Sen. Edward M. K•Medy a\'rllll number~ c>n new handguns. Cut er observed. "I think that rndl calN the a.tUtude or Coqreu. The propoeal was dealcned to make al easier to trace h!!!_dCUN used ln crimes. But the NRfilalmed lt was the first step to ward national registration of gun owners. OBSERVERS ON BOTH sides of the Issue agree that any tun control legis lation faces an uphill battle and little 1f any chance of passage anytime soon. particularly In ll&bt of the 314·80 House vote against the Treasury proposal last year. Orasin said that Kennedy's clout as Judiciary Committee chairman may t-nhance the s trength of the guo control movement. However . the Senate Ethi cs Committee ruled recently t hat Kennedy acted impr operly by writing fond-rais ing le tters for Handgun Control and another gun control group on his oCficlal Senate stationery. Wildlife, Fishing Book Helps Kid Write Essay By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: Sometimes you answer kids. I am in the suth grade. I have to write a paper oo careers. I twouJd llke to find oul about wUdllfe and fisblng work. Thank yoo. I will alway1 be your friend U you will answer 600n. -J.S., Kansas City, Mo. The s overnment has a pamphlet, "Employment Opportunities US Fish and Wildlife Service," which discusses career opportunities for the wildlife biologist, fishery biologist aPd speci~l agent. You can get it for Sl from the S uperlnte nde nt o f Docum e n t s. Washington , D.C. 20402. Whe n ordering, include the pamphlet's stock number, 024-010·00437 * It It 0f'ar Joyce: I cannot find out bow to become a s tuntman. -N.J .. Allentown, Pa. At least a dozen young people ask this question each week Of the approximately 150 stunt performers in the nation, nearly half work at othe r jobs to s upport the m selves. according to the Stuntmen's Association of Motion Pictures. This is not a realistic career choice tor most. but if you 're dete rmined to crash cars and ran oH horses, your best chance is to move lo California and find a s tunt performer who is willing to teach you. This won't be easy but neither is the Job. • * * Dear Joyce: How can I become a gemologJst? -A.A.R., Odessa, Tens ( <AREERS , ) Gemol ogi s ts ex pe rts 10 identifying, appraising aod grading precious stones --work for jewelry s t o r es, ge m wh o lesa lin g establis hments , manufacturers, museums or a re self-e mployed as consultants. The la r ges t and best known ~cmolosiy training program i1 the Gemological Institute of America, P .O. Box 2110. Santa Monica 90406. You may be able to find courses closer to home. * * • Dear Joyce: I wowd like to beeome an anJmal specialist. Where can I learn this work? -S.R., Denver, Colo. A ne w edi t ion o f "Careers : Working With Animals," compiled by the Humane So<:iety or the United States, will be available next month. The cost for a paperback copy is S4 95. ~nd your order to Acropolis Books. 2400 17th St. NW. Washington, D.C. 20009. * * • Dear Joyce: Where can I ie1rn to be a circus clown? -T.L., Springfield, Mass. Try the Ringling Bros.-Bamum and Bailey Clown College, P.O. Box 1528, Venice, Fla. 33595: and Office of Continuing Education, J . Sargent R eynolds Com munity Col lege. Downtown Campus, P.O. Box 12084, Richmond. Va. 23241. Send career que1ti01U /or po.sslble u.te m this column to Joyce Lam Kennedy at Hoz 1560, Co.sta Mt.ta 92626 ... P••Alte1•• .. • Dor day afternoons for Lucky the Pil lD DlmcaD, Okla:,. are Pl18LIC NOTICS f PtlaUC NOl'IC& PVBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8UlllfHI MAMa STATllMINT 1'11tlll "llMllMd 0r""9t CM•I DAllY PllOI, •11e, IS.tt.2'. tf1f ' IM-1 PUBUC NOTICE The 104!0Wifl9 D&"riiO<I 11 CIOifl9 bu•• STAT041HTOl'WITHDllll•WAL MU H : f'ltOM l'A•TNll•SHll' DON M&RC IAI. MEXICAN ONIATINOUNOll• RESTAURANT, ~' w. 19tn Street. "CTITIOUS •uSINIUS NAMI o•l•Me!l«.CMltorl'lll TM 104towll'Q ll&"'IOft IWI\ wllhd••- M•rclll OAll¥do. 11•1 Ontwrcl. •1 • 11•n•r•I P•rtner from Ille S.111• AN, Ollfornl• 91.01 P•rtn.,•lllp opn1111111 u11der Ille Tl\l•~U lsconouc1~1>y•11 111· 11u1111ou1 b111l11e u n•me o l l"ldu1I. l<f A T I 0 NA. I. A E C A E A T I 0 N ~lllGll•llNIO SYSTEMS OIVE RSIFIEO. 11 UH Tl\l• 1l~ wH Ill~ wllll lht S11erln91ot1 Pt1u. •V·201. Newpor1 Co11nty Cl••-ot Of•"941 County on 8H<.I\, CA '2MO A.P<ll 11. 1'1'. 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A·ttSOO A.pt II I•,"" F llM41 IE>t•lt ol MAUDIE A llll I ON P11l>lll/led 0r6"9P C.0.\I Oai'y P1lol 0e<U"4 Apr n .tt,M.tf6, IJ, 1979 1\H /9 110 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo lht -----~ - -t red1lor• ol IN! _... n•mecl oeoclen• PUBLIC NOTICE 11>o11 dll penons 111.,lnq cla ims a1111ns1 tl>t' w1c1 e!K9denl "'" required to Ill• ,Mm, With thl netft\,..,ry YOUC~r\., 11' f'ICTITIOUS •USINESS , ... ollKe ol "'' tlerll. 011~ •bo•• .,, NAME ST&TEMENT l1lleem, ••Ill Tiie klllo•1"9 11trsons •re clolnq 111e nee"''"" "ou<l!4!"· to 11\e un ousltttu .. : c1.,si11nec1 " .io Ne•Porl C.•nter UIMARR'S LOF'T, 111 W 11111 SI. Orin, Suite UJO, N••Pl)rt Be.ell. 8 ·10. Co\t• Mese. ~ '1•11 C.•lllorr•~•. wlllcn '' Ille 111.c:e or t>u" A . L•M•r• Vo t lll.tl, 4 )11 nu>ol 1M-•19ned ln•llm•ller\ lr-110e, """''· c.. '1114 perta1n1no to 1~ ~ldto! or Hid lkl<t· A. "-" s.dl•r. llKM Port A.t>Ot1. dent, wltll1n tour monl~ <1fltr lho ''"' Newpwt euc11. c.. '2..0 ()t.lbltcahon o11nl\ no11ct. Tllh IMlllMU h tondut lecl l>Y • O•l•d A.orlt 10, 1919 11ner•I ~nenl\•P Fr1ncl'\ H ~M1ll1n A. L•"""" voe111.e1 Eu<u1o< or 1ne w 111 or Tiiis ti.lemen! wu flt.., wltll lllt "",._ n•tneo O..eoent Co11nly Clerll. OI Or1119'f Go<Hllf on JOMN A.. OIJNCA .. ~prll "· 1m .,. "••""1 c ... ce, Dflv•. f'llm2 S111te 1UO Pul>llllled Or1n9e C.N \I Dally Po lot Ne•"r1 .. ~II, C.11...,.11 tu.cl ~pt. tt.1'. MAH. IS. tm IU1· Tel: .. 1111 -----------· ·"-y ... £-.<lftlf PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Publl"'9d Orenoe Co<ISI Delly Piiot, Apr. IS, l2." Ind """y •, 1•7'1 U)t." PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE , .. , ... "'*'' ..... Or ..... Golll o.tty Pll ... NWll U. 1hllll -., •· IJ. 1'1t 111._7' PVBUC NOTICE " ttou1ro.-.. • vn .. lt\it'd tt()U,,...C,..flfi.nn"""d ttou\4 ... "'"'"" '"' (."'"'..liClfrMrwwm' •.,,I\ CfwwJonunnHn\ \ nl To-""-"' >11M T.,....,,., .. ,1.ftl ()upWatt t\irft .,,..,.. ........ , . Atll• •"'" ""'' ""'"'" -""'"''"cw l ftr l\O<.Jlll• llOOlll to !lo.rd Hol.t• MrAorh c-1 "°""' St.amrtWr Rf'nl•h· \"w•hon l\tnl;,,h ~.J, W \ll•r• ,,.,.."" ff')f k~"1 / OU1r• Rt"nhl IW-~1~' M.-nt.tr •r.O'\U1\rt•& MW'nt~I ~::::i: Y. IMtd I-'•"' HHtt•J"' l«I! 14iyll 111111 101~ -llllM ·-... ·-IMI 14164 :m ·~ ..., ., ... ..,. = = .... IWlt \1.1rin~r"-row 1 • ' ; r ·, • .... , S ~ I Ba, IMt 1.f. ,, .. 1111 ........ ., ........ 11111: ~ormal di••· r.a .. All r91 t9tate edffrt1ud P'.P. Dbl pi:. + 11 11aum~_'f,••• JlC~o h••••d ... ,,; ... to the ,..... all' -I b ..... ftl97 lloulal Act of lH •lot. LV . ..,_, wll6da .._ lt Wetal to ....... a.t• LHrte advertlae • 'H1 pr•· 11r...... I ferwoee, UmltaUon. or,.-.-•• -• ._.-..... -•• -........ -.-... ,;.-. 1~ c11Mrim1Da0oe baaed ODI'" •JOO race. C!Olori reU1Joa. ""· COITA eimA := "' Ntiona. eripa. or an Ull SHAIP l=: ial.eatloa to make any rheplace. up1ra4e1, 111» IUrh pnfenrxe, llmlU· •btlle roof. cuto• l:l tJoll,orditcrlmln1Uoa." brkk. Concrete low ~ nu newspaper will not mlinleoance yard and ~~~ knowiaf 'f accept any acrw from bomes ..U· Utl inl for e.ooo matt. J ~:~ advert 1 ng for real bdrll., 1'4batblaaduk· .:,!,• estate which ls ln viola· tq 11oe.ooo. Call Bob 2'7* _0on __ of_lhc __ 1a_w_. ____ 1 Scoa. ?62-llaO. ~: t----c ;· ti)UAIL 1100 aac>IS: A~erffMn PLACE. ~: ._.. chKk tt..w ods NOPllnlS• e: ~ h=~ TI:...__.to,..--n.1:.·.11.' ....... __ g; DAILY Ptl.OT __ ,, .. _iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~01 llllllty for .... first ..... ::: cornet IM1rtioa Oltily. #lNC>aTH COYI :E: •--------• w o oc~WG9 G E !~~: 2 8dnm and den 2'h .:-........ fws.M baths, ASSUMABLE ~ ••,..••••••••••••••••••• l.OAJ'l--9115,000 at. t:\4%. o." G14;1: al I 002 Greeabelt, Pool "sonset :~;: •••··~··:;:•,•:•y••n••• view. Professionally de· •:." II~-~ corated and landscaped. ~ ...-SE-o•ttTY Larp wood deck and .t6.llJ nva ..-"' ..-central air ~ond . BUSINESS, INVEST· MUil. FINANCE All hors e facilities ll34,mo. needed. 5 boJ< stalls. tack OPEN SAT /SUN 12·4 bo Jt es , auto matic Ban'ett RJty Register ff""''t"' f?J1r.11ttft ~"" .. v..,,nt....1 tnu ,,,_.,.,..~,,.,, )ft'1t '\lmt M \4 •nh1t Mont"\ l .. t11•n MOftl-\~<tMt"CI MGcl•lltJr. Tfa" AMMOUMCEMEMTS, PEISOHALS & LOST & FOUND SERVICES lMl'lOYMlNT & PREPARA Tf ON ...... hnr)I;,, lfh.\H,,ltU'\ ;, ... J vbi.-. ,.,.,.·I Utll' """'""' M & .. tt111 MERCHANDISE A.flh't"'' '" " Au• h•~1 H\#H h fi'""'·'1 \1.111l•tt•l" f .-n" hi" A t 'IUfJ'''•' flt c.,.h °"' t rH f11\•11,,1 •"''•+lur• c • ., ..... '-"h h,,..,, .... '""" •hii·~J f1h •J ~·'" l.nul«k M•rh1nt-r\ M1\1°"f"\leM'f.N' MIV~ll•tw~J' ".,.,,.•-ii \lu•I' .. r l"•.Cf1J,.·· n• t !t'f1fr t uut 4 .. 'il#•JJ Ji•"'" ,., .. ,.,~& ,,..•-''' " ... tn. \.\~· ,.,.,..., .. ~'""''oc;•I ~Ofl kt....t.ur41"l t\•r ~~ft:,hu H1t 1 '4f"'"'' BOATS & MARINE EQUIPMENT <..-.1 tlo•f\ \faint :Wr\ 1r r ~ .. ~41ttfW t.qulp '"'•' ",.., l•, .. h k .. 1.t C hotH• r t"O.t'"'°''' b.••h!tiiUA ()or\,, fj,I~··,~~. Nr.1 u.v.it~ .. "-lor••_. TJANSPORTATION Atrt'r.h t -mprr~ Mk' krl'lt t .....-tr~ t ttr\ Mobil<' Homtt \f(jilOff >"k°' ~oou ... ,t.lo•rw um~~"'" tft nt T, •• i....,, Tro1rw,1 Tr 1;1-" lf1h\\ AtiA1,~n1r1• J'.,rh AUTOMOBILE Ut.·tw1 •I "'""'""'· l I•_,,, .... k'' r~•hvn \ ,h,• ,, ... ~~:.,':;';,~,.~'"I• I t u.. .... "•"• A~tu l...t""'"'' ""'lu. \\ •n\W">t AUTOS. IMPORTED t,,·nt.t•I All•~mtr" \y;ft A1;"t·n U. •h ' II~\\ \ ... ~. (,,,, U•hOO .... ,, .. ,. .... , ll•itl~• ... J ....... , Jt:ftM·ft K•r11Wntt Uft 141 M .. 111" '41 h rln lkru )tf, loll.II l .... 1>,.ittr1 .. """''"'" ·-11,,,~-f(,-n ... ult lt1tll\ "~''' t t( ..... , ~.1. i...11.oru Ti>)vl• Tuumvh \uf,, ... ~ .. n \uh11 AUTOS, NEW AUTOS. USED .... ... "'''' Wll/I \11t.r· :loUl ~·"" »111 -II> ~di ~'"'" ~,,:., ~i.:., • .t/1.!1 vi.-. Vl.a..! Ul;J.; VI_. Wl>Y ~I~ ~111 V11<1 Vll• . "'~ ~ .... ~ . .., 'J·J• !t1)1 ~,,,. . . \11•~ • 'llflol .. Vl•11 Y1N wru waterers. training ring 642-5200 and mu ch more . 3 ---------- spacious bdrms. 11un shiny kitchen. no w11 1t floors. Just lis ted. so hurey ! Only $13t,OOO. cau 6'5--0303 FORE STE OLSON '•' .......... . EASTSIDE TWO OM A LOT Ftesb. new listiq. Two 2 bdrm attached · bouses. Pri¥a&e patlos, new roof. Has Joan that can be taken over "sub)ect to". Be«erburry. Open Eves. 56-Nl ~·:;;;;;:;; (~l\$119§1$1Jj MESA DB. MAR Real Eat.ate 2300 ~tt. of lu1tury is By Owner Spacious3 Br2 b!1ttt. 2 . st~~~::'·0l Ba. pooi. waterfall. lg ' N • l , km bll.·lns, L.R .• Crplc. ers. ew rw.t carpe IOI,!. a ll carpeted lg encl. a pplt.ances & pa in t patJO. 2 car ~~r. can be highlight this l in l'IY al~ fo'K paneled carpet· home. The owners an· ed f11>I~ 3 car {-oncrete moUvated. ~o makl', :in d; 1 v e w ay . N 1 c e o!fer}\!11 pncc $125.000 neighborhood. School Call 556-2660 shops & Garden Grove C:SELECT tPROPERTIES ..OOl SPECIAL Only $99.990 S1tuawJ on a large lot . 1i. th 1~ m.arvelousJ Bdrm homl'. Breakfast room ... un sh.ioy kitchen. atrium . burglar system, r\'fjxmg yard with spark Ung heal ~ pool. Just IJsted, i.o hurry! Call 64S-0303 F ORES T E OLSON •·c--c- LAGOO... ACIEAGE Have several par~" on Carls bad's Boat ing Lagoon for Investors or Buflders. S•l •S• Realty, 7141434 1550 freeway nearby. $78.~. TI~ UST SIDE BEAUTY Lvly 3 bdrm home on a romer lot Cozy fmly rm w/parquet noors. Huge bv rm New crpts. One block from Newport Bc:h. Phone now Open Eves. 545-9491 Htcnn C• Wait while rou are living in W s viewru1 home. Lg beautifully decorated rooms & s urrounded by over ~ avocado trees on 14 acres. $429.900. Ter· rific terms. By Owner. AdJOLrung 16 acres also forl>alc - Wallace & Co Rltrs. 7141729-5966 <O©\\.JU~-~£trs· Tltcrl Intriguing Word Gome witlt o Cltvd.I• ------ftll!N ... CUt.Y I. POU .. ..... &id Altboulb Lucky feels at home ln tbe Uvtq room or lln. It will IOOD be back to tbe p&apeo. Lucky tblDka lbe'1 a olnt stv• ber away. -r ------ ----,_. ._. --.. _. -.... -........ -. .... >-.......... ..-41* ~ _ _. ..... ,,...._ ... __ ......... ~ ............. ..,.,... ............ --"'""'~.., ... . . . -1••--r-. ._. ..... ---···~-· ...... _ _....., _____ .. -~--._.... ............................. -... ~ 4-\ ... -.. -.......... -...: ..................... ~---..--... ·-·------.. ·-- • OUI aUIST We will cive you a penonal preview ol l or the ou&atandlng bomea ln Spyalau __..__ ____ _.., Hill U\at hu ju1t come on the market Situated on a Point overlookln& all of NewpOrt Harbor. the Ocean. Cat.Una, city llghta and tht" mountains M aRJill'ieent 6 Bedroom. • hath tstatc with large Ma me room Perteet in every 3etail. Large pOo1 & Jacunl. premium lt~ lot. Beautifully landftco~ Don't mt thi~ "pecual ~ Walker t: lee RMI Elt•le -- SeJI Wile ilcmi. 642 $678 The opportunity to 5 Z1 Point Loma Prac~cd ot ~.ooo. ~ SUMOAY l ·I COIPOaA Tl Pl.Ali llALn 141-2911 tflJsY v a a a a a 1lJlTJlJl1J.JJU a nn nn fJi1R '¥ aTCILT$ a.rut .. CAHYOM O.-WfS-1·5 ,._V .. 11•1 r (' u r 1 t .: u a r cl 1• d Mo na<'o mod.-1 ~· bdnn-. pan:iu1·1 ,•ntn 3 rar j8rt\fll' l)t•uul1lul d1• wt & .i ;trl'at bu) ot SM!. JIM l'A\'LOR Rt-. I.TV tj.4t, ' IKll 11.ACHROMT Ran> P~n1n11ulu Pulnl e.Nrunl home Ml !'Ir SW. l~Mf.LHAn:LV ' ~.IXXI COIOMA OEL MAR 3 Bdr I lc1ml· l. rl(l' H ~ lot . M1ru On11111 V1t•w pn' .it<' b\·1wh snu.:ioo Nik r1.r Uar rt•ll P<l11h flE MAX 1>:11 121>6 Datebout Association, Inc. Real Estate Specialis t Dover Shores/ fi"J ycrest/Wcstcliff /Harbor Jlaghl:rnds COME WITH US ... W• c_._. to offftf'" a wlc» sNcH• of quality home1 c .... , llOt llRoWll to othet> brobnl hi tt.. Dowec Shotts, laycnst, W"tcliff, Hart>ar HlcJWmda co ....... ty. ltHd Oft. S.. wW ,..._.. you. TMt. cal n md we wfl h.troduce YM to tM .-.o wt.re w• specidin ... md exc.tl. COME WITH US ... to Tro111dale EstatH1?? Mo, not rea1, ... a Tro11sdol• Estates type of ltCNM ht Dow.,. Shores. Lo•ilh. 1,..osi..,. Maf.sHc. Rn btdroonts. FoMily room. DilNIMJ loo-. .. .,,.... kitctMft.. Pool. Vost view of wat•r •d lfcJhh. C.,.atibt• with hff•y ftltertainiftCJ. This off..-. i'"J COIMlm:dl athttfiOL $675,000 $675,000 Appolah1M11t o..ly COME WlTH US ••• to Do•w Shons. A cOllllplehty Clltd ,. ..... , ... c11stowt ott.riMJ. c_.,., Fnttclt dHffJ!t. Cowty•d. Lcmsh .us. of llMd brick llMide md .ti. Six b.draa• ,_,,, rooa 0-..... rooa Tlrff fl,..,._.s. Yiew. Al9 Hdtttl•• pnM11t.tloR of TIM D .. ebo.t A .. toe ...... $450.000 AppoiuutucAftt Oftly COME WITH US ••• to H.tMM-HICJW•ds. Thb off..-iftc) Is • ....... worid of craft..-ship. troditi• Clltd taste. A fnc ....... worid flhd with Fntlc1I doon Clltd wiftdows, crow" ........,, waiftscoaffftcJ .ct HfMttsiwe hcrdw.-.. Fo.-be«oo1n1. FBI' rooa Dillillg .-eo. Dett. Seoparate. frHat9"411 .. b•ltdl•g la t.c*tly roo•t I• th backyard. Diaco..,. tllh ...-ce of,._..,.. md He..._... $282,500 Appointmettt Only COME WITH US ... to WHtdiff. Cl...ty Clftd "'"'"stobnly Ht. most •1citiftCJ house In tM C1NC1. ThrH bedroom1. Fa.Nly rooa WiM rOOfll. A llwiftCJ roo.n thot illdulcjff both brick a.d wood. The fOfttostfc ldtchfll doesn't fust hhtt of gow-....r.. . .It shouh it. Jut offeriftg Hldom equaled at any price. $179,900 SI 79, 900 AppoW1..ettf <>Ny SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS OPEN HOUSES COME WITH US .•• to I Drabs lay ht widely ocdai!Md Spyghas Hiil This "M•er tM-fon Nst.d" cOfth ... 01 sy cl,oslk c-..t M dcplicahd. TIM ......,..,. are too ....., to •••'-·• tWs ad. Totally t.Nly ori...t.d. Rwe btdrooMs. F••ll' rooa .DlnllHJ roo"'. Pool. Joc1111I. Compl•t• c......_'1 plewgr-d. Vi•w. 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"" ............................. ~=::m ,.,.... --.wea ;lfletff.Tlne~l•u• ,...,.._ ... ,_, 0,-,,_, ........ , ........ ~"'" ..................... ,.................. ,.... ,.., ........ ,... ,.,. .............. ..... 1171.m .,,..,.., 12-4 n.Nli_.,_..., .......................... .... .............. ····-......... It ... '"" ff ........... 81 NEWPORT aNTER DRIVE ... .. 75Hl17 UHlqul HOMIS 0.-.. l.J TODAY lJ NIQlJto: IN NEWPORT BEACH -2 new t·ustom homes. both Unique! 3 bdrms. 2 s tory . s un dec k s. mtcrowuvt~. etc. $215.000. See Allan llttllcr al 545/549 Irvine in Newport llcights UN IQUE IN TURTLEROCK GLEN - ~ bdrm. 2 i,i:.1 baths . wood and glass ft-cl . sup rb view. $165.000. See Bob Hodges at #8 Whitewater. UN IQUE IN BAYCREST -Iva Wells dcsi~ned 4 bdrm. 3 bath. formal dining, beautifully landscaped. See Mary Wold at 1846 Tradewinds. UN I QUE I N B I G CANYON - Gret'nbraer. 2 bdrm. 180° view. exquisite decor. $227.500. See Marilyn Rousselot al 77 Sea Island. UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR -One of the best Ocean Blvd. vif'ws -3 bdrms. 2 baths. hardwood floors. jacuzzi. $525,000, c -it! See Michelle Syverson al 3620 Ocean Blvd. UNIQUE IN BAYCREST -4 bdrms. 2 frplccs. lge lot, great street. $259.000. See Kay Parker at 2000 Windward. UN IQUE lN HARBOR VIEW -3 bdrm. newer quality appointments. large corner lot. great view, $375.000 fee. See Marcia Kear at 2921 Pebble. UN IQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lusk -bum 4 Bdrm Belvedere, nifty yard, $227,000. See Marian Reedy at 1424 Seacrest Dr. UN I QUE IN HARBOR VIEW BROADMOOR -4 bdrm, sgle stocy, 2 frplces. pool and jacuzzi. $239.900. See Natalie Fogarty at 2600 Lighthouse Lane. UNlQUE IN WESTCLJFF -Sharp Sturdevant built 3 bdrm. 2400 sq. rt. lge lot. very private and just $169.500. See Sharon Corzine al 1406 Westcliff Drive. UN IQUE IN UNIVERSITY PARK - 2200 sq. ft. 3 bdrm townhome. wood floors. family area. fee land. Only SJ29.500. See Harriette Hammond at 4572 Guldcnglow. UN I C~UE IN HARBOR Vl EW HILLS -lsl time open! 3 bdrm + guest rm .. incn•d. view. pool. like a Bavarian retreat. $415.000 Cfee ). See Mary Ann Anderson at 2821 Pebble. UN IQ UE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES HighJ y upgraded 4 bdrm. PaJermo model. beautifully landscaped and g real for entertaining. See Laraine Shaw at 2018 Port Ra msgate Pl. UN IQUE IN RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN -2 bdrm twnhme. clean. sunny, on the golf course. only $126.000. See Marilyn Thomas at 31 Rana (Irvine). UNIQUE IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR -For lease. 3 Bdrm. 2 sty. 2lfl ba. completely furnished. s ummer months. al $2,000 a month. See Dottie Johnson. a t 217 Heliotrope. UN IQUE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES -Vacant. 4 Bdrm PaJermo. jacuzzi and view of mountains, super house $204,000 Cfee). See J im Davis at 2012 Port Bristol. U~l()Ut: t1()Ml:i REALTORS' THE NICEST PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAR. 875-6000 • CALL US DOM"T PAY llMT Buy now, homes from $49,SOO. Super terms . Call today! m·t•!m':"l;!·, .... u.r:m'lm·· -.. Madi• .. • Cmyow &eluded country estale. Stone 2 story charmer. Separate home for teens or rental. Owner wi ll carry or trade. Horses OK. Agt, A Richards 7141581-7331 NEWPORT IEACH McL.IAtil TOWMHOME IHICAMYOtil 2br +den + 3ba. frplc. pool & Jae, tennis +up· grades . IT'S A HoMIY Thia preatige property al and .,,,,,, wlll en"'-y the 1~ apprec. per yr could ,,_ ·"6~ be worth '271,000 In Hitt frpk & servln1 yourself from wet bar whUe the steakt are slnlln1 on bit· In BBQ-all under lg cov· enid patio. Tbia classy 4.br. 3ba home has 2 wet MLPllCI , .... ooo 11155-lCll56«875·553$. Owner-Broker ban1 3 Crplca. Forma l --OPIM--HOU--Sl-- DR • much muc:h more. • ... ,1 ...... C.U now 979-5370. -~ 5bednn, lrsram rm. ALLSTATE ~=«1'.,;:b·ue _ 111571 Thames La., H8 REAL TOR8 Part J>t.ce,lnd42·7461 Wut Adi Call M2·5671 a..illed Ads M2.a11 Lingo AIAIEnn COMDOMlt8UM W ....... , ... ,H ... COMY•l•ICI J ~ ........... 'hc ....... .. ....... ..................... ...... c..._.,..._ •A t 1•c_._ .. Mw •~•1111 ......... 0 b'1 ......... SI ll,000. SCINIC 11.16AMCI nit t;lrn«• C1d1 l' _. ,_,_ co.try ,,.._. ..... ,.... wl ..... ...... ~ ............. rasilc ............................. .., . ..w .................. ..., ..... ..,.., _,.., fw ........ n' I -Cll ....... .. ~ ...... Dea't ........ aae-... ,._. wttlt th ,._.,_ ..,. _..,. Mltlwur. ohed .t SZtl.000. 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499-4511 495-1720 S°""9 La.... La gm a tl1111I 497-JJJI 493-1112 L...-leach .,_ PoW .. ENGLISH· TUDOR Estate styled m asterpiece accented with wrought iron & loads of used brick. Real wood burning fireplace. na tura l wood modern kitchen . oversized master suite with towering ceilings. Tastefully appointed with solid oak door frames. mouldings & floors . $227.000 Includes the spacious 2 bedroom over the garage apartment. Call about this modern experience with "Old World'' charm. ~21. 645-7221 WESTCLIFF REALn -------------IRVINE TERRACE PANORAMIC HARBOR VIEW OM IAYADHE TRUCE • 10 A . Fee Lot -160 ft . .., * 2 .._, J t/2 ba + ..w's .. ftt I • root. 2 patios .... roof • C11stoln Wff 4000 sq. ft. • ... ...... before listed • • IWw ltd Priu $650,000 IURTOH E. SMITH & ASSOC. CCII Joel (iodwlft Moll ..... Fri. 752-2773 ------------- I 1154 FULLERTON SUPER BUY COSTA MESA $46.SOO. Ne w 2 bdrm 900sq. fl . attch i:ar. DAVIDSON UALn PUSIMrS L90 tu Outatandiftl home GD quiet street: 2 BR. 2 ba., featurinl opea beams, fine mldg1., efttl'1 eoart. 2 frplcs. Call. to see. Just UMed at $275.000 SI0,000 NICll llDUCTIOMll S BR beach house on large corner lOt; community pool, steps to oce-an. Owner says, "SELL." OPEN SUN • 1·5. 201 JOANNE, N.B. $149.SOO ra1c1 IBMICB $10,000I Gorgeous s BR, JAS MINE CREEK condo ; s pacious #4 Plan ; dramatic entry, formal din. rm., cozy den. OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5. #25 MAINSAIL. Now $259.000 LIDO ISU Enjoy the quiet elegance of this spacious 5 BR home, located on one of Lido Isle's best streets. Privacy & convenience; large sunny patio. Offered completely furn. at $527.500. COSTA MESA MIW 4.ft.11 2 BR, 2 ba. ea. Frplcs. SMALL DOWN PAYMT. Owner will help finance. Ready for occupancy. $243.500 D A V I D S 0 N R E A L T l I N C. 11!6 N,•wpn1• fll,d r, h 613 9060 Colesworthy & Co. 1-l!;,\ID{ N'IAL'INvb~lM~Nl ~At ~HATt 2S45 EASTBLUFF OR. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 640-0020 CottOHA DEL MAI DUPLll Investor s attention ! Charming 2 bdrm. front unit with brick frplc. & sunny patio + 1-bdrm. income unit over ga ra~e with picture window overlooking all of CdM & view or ocean. Best priced offering, $169.500. Call for app'l. ILUFFS -9UICk & EASY Conve nie nt to Fashion Is land. shopping. mar kets & trans. 3 Bdrms .• 2 ba. townhouse; extra lge. mstr. s ui te. New ca rp ., flooring & decorating. Quick possess. & easy financing. $114.500. Held open today l·S. 1960 San Bruno FOUR-PLEX LIKE NEW! $114,500 Excellent fou rplcx in ve::.lment bargain All ~ p:.unt rns1dt> and out ' AU new carpt'l1ni: t•very wut • Super rental a re:1 extreml'ly low vacancy rate' Income $9601mo g ross -cal l ra s t ro r pn vate preview 752 1700 [ iji tii'l1tl WOODIRIDGE CONDO CUFFHAVIH 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths. den. frplc. Close to schools & churches. Short escrow possible 1149.500 &iJ.3663 642-2253 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Wu> nt!W 3 bdrm .. 2 b<i • completely remodelct.I On argc lot. with di.'· tached 2 car itarage. e" tra parking. Priced right at $124.900 associated BROKUIS REALTORS lOJ', ""' 8ulbria ~'' ~bh .· 2 Br P'• Ba. Must scll.1-------- &.000. Bkr 631 1234 ~~ *·*U.S.* * *VETERANS* WE MAKE •HOUSECALLS• C'""'EHOME adu ll l'O m mun 1l)'. BURR WHITE REALTOR. INC. 67§..4630 BUTvLD 'ABLL' LOT Oceans1dc 1 Vista area. Recent chan~e1> 1n V ,\ "" S•l•S• Realty. n?ft." mny cnabll' you to --~------ This charming easts1dc 71414l4-15SO quallry ror s100.ooo home DU .. EX Costa Mesa borne is ---loan.>, with a~olutely NO .... localed on a large bwlda· VACANT DOWN PAYMENT OH THE SAND ble R·2 lot. H hardwood $85,900 Worid Real Estate SI 77,000 floors tum YOU On, thlS IS C ( the place! SSS.OOO Call Completely redecorated an Oranl(e .oonty 1rm SU.-p; to the beach from Sheryl Brewer. 752·1920. and ready for new rami, s~'Cialmng m VA home owner's front unit. 3 ly Spacious hving room I~ We're th ' VETS Red rm i. + 1 0 rt . ' '-'UAIL enhanl·cd by ma:<s1ve thathelpthe VETS F'ire plaCl' Deck:. & ,,-bric k f1re pla('c. Dine For mor~ inro rail patio. shuke roor Call PLACE area. too! F'in1?cr _tip Bi• HortCMI, AC)t. now.673·8550 kitchen. J King s 1ie 541-0800 . 1·. 1 ,. • •1 ,., '• • PROPHTIES'-bedrms And a huge over [ IBI co,... Tll l :JO r .M.I siZA.'d lot. Don't wait, call ~ ~ ' • '. ~1,1~~:,." • " " • Fmd what you want in ~ , [ ~. I O.oly Po lot "'"""'cd• e:~~cl1~:~E!~t~:~ ~~ ~ lfild]i;t, -··------------· ~Jw;_t _ca_1100_·56_7s_. ---i ~II. macnab / Irvine ATTENTiON ISLAND LOVERS!! For ....................... ...., tit• frHdl• lo w• fM ...,. ..... lwowM ........ 111111 .. 11 of ...... ................ ~ ...... ...., ........... ,... ,,....., .......... , TIMre'• • .._ w""""1 fw J:; Y• c• -tot."; ........... ~ ..... .ct .._.,....__.,_c•.W• or te. Ws -of tM ...... prtcH .. ........ ",_ ................. ..... IN•llh welff ... to re ........ tM 1 IF, S....,... ...... SJ41.000. ~wa~1:1,_ 2"CWlllA• ....... ..._. s .... , • .., AIA•M••••I.._. tw21,..... ...... ry . ..... 315 Mame Ave. Bal>oa ltland 671-6900 'l'-realty MEW OFFlllMGS!! ltG CAMYOH Magnificent new custom "Country English " residence built by Valen- tine! Approx. 5000 sq . ft. of luxury or quality craftsmanship on very private s ite next to bea utiful fa irways. S BRs. family rm, library. wine rm, formal dining, brkfst rm, maid 's rm. French doors. custom cabinetry & tiling. wood flooring, exte.nsive used brick. fabulous VIEW from most rooms. $995,000. (G-87) COIOMA D& MAI 180° view ol crashing waves, Npt. Harbor. Catalina & beyond from this outstancling 2-level 4 BR bome situated on bluff above Cdll beaches. Dining rm, family rm, teak cabinets to kitchen, separate in-law quarters. $895,000. (G-88> LYNNE VALENTINE 644-GOO 642-1135 ...... 901 Do•r Orlw HerW Vi.w ~ trwlne et C:.,... V•ltey Olftell' 152-1414 WAIURMT FllEI n.1111 , •• ftlW .......... ... ~=~~ .,., ...... _., ..... Al .. , ..... .. ....... ..,.. ..... , ...... TMllW:I ........ _ ... ... ,_,, ........ 1!:' W.'I .... , ....... " ........ , .. ....,. c .. uh1t ............ .. ~ITflllONT lUXUIY U,• ... ..,., ...... ~ ....... o.. ... M , .......... me· llglit .. of Arc:WlcclwtC , llllh .,11el•• •o•• offer• 2 ......... ................. =··-··~ ,.... .. ,..... ...... ..,.... _. IMwllM lln. Uftlt ,.... .... alll9m ............... ...... ..................... NltH ... ...... ltode4 & , ..... d ......... .... wWa• .. llal rd ...... draWlrlt fml • .. ..ct._... '"••r a ...tty. SPECTACUW YU--tby & NiPt bpwl-elilw•~W_.,... for pool....... die ........ & o•t! Two stort.c 4 edroo• ,r .. ....... ,,... ,.., ............... 4 ........ .. ..., .... of ..... to ...................... , to IMw. 0,.. Sat. & s... 1-5 ,.... S4ts,OOO. WATER & LIGHTS YIEW-ftlVACY RHKecl to $375,000 FEE f'riHh .... ..try, ......... na. 1paclCM11 kite•••· 11•1.. room wl .. ....... fie.,.... pltdltd ..._ .... ..... patio. .,...... _ ......... .... Hp ..... batlt Ir ... u.g .......... 2 oth.r btdrow CMd 2 Mthl. Perfect for teenager or •ot••r·l•·low ••It. Appt&\ftd plmts for 1200 141-ft . ....._ It.at wfl ..... a 360' VIEW. CORNER MINI ESTATE $169,500 Lo .. 1, ~Meta CCMlrtJard .._ ..... •••J .-clal fto,.rH. Grocl•• J IEDIOOM U.clldn .. ,_ ... _..,. ..... 1 ..... ...., .......... ..... MW C9plh_. .. ,. .... ...C ... W., BEACHFRONT HOME $315,000 Lots of pot ... W or "ioJ IWt "-• tht OCEAHNOMT .. 11. I ......... 2•ttory, ] .... H. wffti paHo. ~ I JAS•NE CREEi-For Investors New~2 ... ,, ........ I .... ysd. Al bH1fll1 of Ca Pity pool & t•••h. Proftulo••llJ la•d1coptd, •l•I oc••• •ltw. 2 fireplmc ... Owmr-w• HI. I Z -. OP· TION • 1111• propert,. $295,000. ALMOST NEW SEAVIEW $355,000 S.Cwffy gat.cl .... wltta l IM*n••· fa& ra fort•tr YIEW. 811•t decor. BALBOA ISL. POTENTIAL $245,000 C.. d I 3 lttd. 2·•1ory ._ wM ,_.,_ yard. Add • or .W to tW1 . ..., .... ...-. OCEAlllONT HOME $435,• c .......... l ............ -... ...... ..., .... ,.....,........ WATERFIONT W/SUP $275,110 c.....,..11M••••._ .... ..._. ,...tbo9ttlp.Y•OW91ttt...._ EASTBWFF VALUE $159,5• Cll • _..._ wlllt ............ ywd. CwJ;lW.wllltfmLraMMr ldla•. WATEIFllR I/SUP ms.a.. 0,.. ..... 4 .......... ,,.,,_, .. ............ ,_. ..... ,.. ....... 1'!'1 .. ~!!!f .. 5!Y!,.. - 41 & ·-............. . · VII mLEI $112,S• ._..4aa ......... .., ...... ...... c... ..... . WATERFRONT HOME& lac. 2436 W Cuo,1 High14d\ ~ponBea<'h 631·1400 I POPULAI .....,. IUCCOl.A &f e a Verde's flneat. Dbl• 1at1d courtyard adds lo ~lelant 1GtrJ to exqulalte Uvin& rm. Hua• fam rm. 2 massive fplcs, 1ourme& kit.. formal dine rm.~ l(hanl BR's, 3 ba. I ear 1ar. Plu!i 17x40 parklln1 J>OOI, Sl•,900 . 167,IN TOTAL NICI Immac ulate townhomt on quiet corner. 3 Sunahln BR't, 2 ba, brl1ht. sunny kll., brick patio overlooldn1 g reenbelt. A fantaallc home. Eaay terms H4A/YA SH,tlO F.usy lcrm!>l 3 glonl br' • 2 bu. f am rm. wood ournlna fplc, hideaway patio. brick 880. DICUTIYU ONLYI Ghtant.ic Republic hidden 2 at.ory. A dynamJc covered entry, 4 aiant BR's. 3 ba, garden vu rm rm. Eleaant . kilchen 4' din rm. Hideaway patio. Lowest priced home ln area. $144,900. MOll1'H COST A MllA.f!HA/YA Only one or a kind. 2 Story, 4 BR. 2 ba, hardwood noori>, rock fplc, huge cov. patio ft'HA /VA terms. $92,500 . 546·2313 NITYY CAN COD nacte OM TOP°' A na COYRID ..a.! A unjque & pretty place, a world all its own . . . Serene & peaceful at the end of a 500' country lane, less than 15 minutes from 0 .C. Airport or any freewa.v in Oranae Count.v. You are truly the Rule rs of this hilltop kingdom on 1.2 acres,' covered w/huge trees w/views in every direction. There's room for several horses if you wish, with vast lawns & a 20x20 tack room that may be converted t-0 a playroom. The home is 2800 sq. ft. w /an oversized garage, very close to Newport Ave & Foothill in the Tustin Hills. Must be sold -Asking $350,000 w /g reat fin anci ng & trades considered. Rick Alderette, 731-5115. IEACHY CONDO Only J blk. to bay or ocean beaches & just around the corner from the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. 2 Bdrms .• 2 baths & 2 car enclosed garage. When it's too cold for the beach. you can enjoy the frplc. Either way, at $147,500, this is a winne r ! Owner may lease with option lo buy. You can move in right away. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5. See 814-A W. BALBOA BLVD., N.B. (. 2 UNIT 2 I There's one unit now & room + zoning to build a second unit. Clean, 5 bdrm. home with rustic stone frplc . in living rm.; on large comer Jot, in· prime Costa Mesa location. A terrific starter investment at only $105,000 & owner may help finance. Vacant & easy to buy. 5 IEDROOMS WITH POOL Convenient Eastside location with ·view of Fashion Island & Upper Bay. Southern style 2-story home has those big while pillars in front. Terrific family home & you will enjoy this summer much more with your own backyard pool. Asking $240.000. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5. See 2409 TUSTI~ AVE., C.M. TIGHT IUDGm Here's your chance lo live at t6e beach, only a few steps from the bay, in a really beautiful 2 bdrm .• 2 bath mobile home. for only $42,500 . Located on popular Lido Peninsula, close to prestige s hops & restaurants. Don't spend another hol summer inland -you can move right away. PRODUCING ORANGE GIOVE Located in the beautiful Arlington area of booming Rivenide, only 2 miles South of the Riverside Fwy. & Tyler Mall. 95 Acres in navels & valencias; genUy s lopingJ. t.o offer some spectacular views. ~e day this will make a fabulous sub-division & in the meantime, the price on oranges bas never been higher. $12,000 Per acre. LOOI us ova This year Harbor Realty ls celebrating our 35th birthday. We have prepared a beautifUl brochure about our com~any that ii youn for the asking. Call & we wW be happy to send you a copy, or better still, stop by our offices at 28 E. Coast Hwy. in Corona del Mar. 673-4400 HARBOR LIDO ISU OPEN SAT. •SUN. 1·5 BeAl value on Lido. Immaculate. beautiful. charmln1 home. Tlle roof. detached extra lar1e 2·car aarage. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room. fireplace. Seller motivated. Large open patio, 1reat l1ndac1pln1. 100' to private beach. 1288.TSO UMVJALORCA Call BUI Bixby &M-7414, 873·7559 COIOMA DIL MAR IOUTM 0. tl•tlWAY 2 bedrooms, dinln1 room, family room, fireplace + Income unil -Wide lot. By appointment. 1210,000. OPEN SUNDAY 12-4 442 BEGONIA. Cd M Call Evelyn Smith 673·0822 ENERGY SAVER Conveniently located ror beaches. s hopping & schools; Professionally landscaped for low majnlenance + s martly designed for family living & e ntertain i n g. See lh ls well maintained . beautifully decorated HARBOR Vl.Jo.;W HILLS home with se~arate rumny room. break!ast nook. 2 fireplaces. wet bar. p00I, Jacuzzi and more. By uppolntment. $275.000. OPl!:N SUNDAY 1·6 3514 CATAMARAN, COM Call Peggy Schroeder 646-7414 IROADMOOR SEA VIEW OPEN SA'f. & SUN. 1-5 Th "' ultimate in luxury sporlin~ activities. vlcw & privacy awaits you in this Broudmoor Sea View home . 3 bedrooms, formal dining room + family room with fireplace. $273,500. . 2125 Y ACH'J' YANKEE Call Carolyn Deetz 559.9037 UNITED BROKERS AE·ALTORS 646-7414 OCEANFRONT Hear the roar of the ocean as the waves roll onto the private beach al the fool of your property . Cameo Shores front row custom. By appointment only. WITHIN YOUR MEANS Plan with your family in mind. Walk lo schools & markets . An area of b eautifully m a intained homes . 4 Bdrm, family room, $164.000 fee. BIG CANYON Beauty & serenity in lush foliage adjoining golf course. Lowest price in Big Canyon. HOW'S YOUR HEART? Will it stand the s hock of seeing a beautiful 5 Bdrm home in Irvine al only $112,500? A RARE AND Ocean view, custom, roomy, dream kitchen. access to pvt beach. fabulous isolated master s uile. A great home. $560,000. HOME WITH CHARACTER Exec utive home in prestigiou s ne ighborhood of imposing homes. Entertainment made easy. family living made pleasurable . 4 bdrm, family room, pool, 3 car garage $252,500. ~21. People wbo need people should always check lbe Sen1ce Directory in the DAILY PILOT Newport Center 640-5357 Get GREEN ca.ah for WHITE elephants with a Classified Ad cau 642·:i678 •SEAVIEW'S ANEST * Exclusive 'VIEW," private community offers this beautifully attractive decorator·perf ect 4 Bedroom. 2'h baths cust.om home. Garden like entrance, professional landscaping plus 2 sunny patios highlighting Newport's spectacular ocean and city views. Spacious family room. formal dining w/bllill·in wet bar. 2 woodburning fireplaces, and all built·in kitchen plus microwave oven. Priced for immediate sale!! $339,500. a,. .... ~ ... 2121 Yedlt Me **llW USTillS* OWMm MUST SB.I. 1..-eAT&YI This brand new gorgeous with view 4 Bdrm home and pool. 3 wood-burning fireplaces, 2 Jacuzzis, 3 batba. and apacloua view country kitchen with deluxe -appllancea galore. '11lis corner site includes acceu to a very private CdM Beach and 11 exclusively offered by ROGERS REALTY for '438,500 671-2311 ( ;-;---~-: -------- u~~ 'X .~_01~ cq'.j UMDA ISLI llCWllYI BeautifU,I front courtyard entrance wlth an artlaUcally designed brlck brid1eway over a small pool Is huae Jacuzzi surrounded wlth lush planting. Lge 5 bdrm home wlth f am rm. lae dining rm & •~ baths. Pier & slip tor lge boat. Contingent Contract signed. Backup offers accepted. llAUTifUL OCIAM YllWI 1210,000 A real prime location in this quiet private community of Jasmine Creek! Overlooks the professionally designed wide greenbelt plus ocean view. See this bright near -new "Bay Mist" model today. Sunny kitchen. 2 lge bedrooms, den & 2 patios. Tennis. pools & jacuzzi. 24 Hr. sec. gate. 15 SKYSAIL DR. SAT/SUN 1-5 OCIAM YllW LOT Laguna Beach home site on quiet paved cul-de-sac plus panoramic view up the coast to Palos Verde& Peninsula. Utilities to Jot. First time offered. $175.000. 4 UNIT APAITMINT 11.M. 1114 Blocks to beach! Owner's apt: 3 bdrms, 21h baths. 2 fireplaces. plus two 2-b edroom. 1 ba th. and one l·bdroom. 1 bath. Great location & great investment. Super Huntington Beach value for only $240,000. 2 DUPLEXES FOi $200,000 COSTA MESA SPICIAL Terrific location ! Near shopping, schools, etc. Both duplexes on large 97'xl50' lot. Each unit has 2 bdrms l bath. An excellent investment and priced for a quick sale . WESLEY M. TA nOI CO .. IHllon 2111 S-Jn .. 11 ... loed NEWPORT Can&. M.L 644-4910 Came ... &IUa --•• miai ...... .....,. UDbe·H•Ydle ... ,,.. and pnv.r •...tr ... Mn . ..., .... ""'· fnncb doOn * •ln· dow1, 4 Wr•• wltla ................ , ..... lar•• worhhOf HH belalDd ........ 0w .... wlll laelp trnaace at SH5.000. Call Slaerrl Bnww,1'1-19, j qµAIL A-~2F- IO,. Tl 1:11 P .M.• . Lovely older home 1513 LocUlt Sl, RJventae. z Br I Ba, le yrd, ..... 1 ..... * fAllDOll * 3600.,.YllW 7.11 acree1 ready for 111mit1o1. V.ew Ir partial Irrigation ,,,, • .,. Water. power • food financing. Won't aat. ..000 TOP O' THI WOILD Own your own hilltop above Ross Lake. 2/ 2.61 a cres. terrlric view. Potential for borne It grove. SSS.000. SUIOIDIMATIC>til 2.12 Kre lot on 8th tee of Pala Mesa C.C. Ready to build.··-,.,_& AHOCW.. 714/1-721-1174 BACK BAY. Big S Bdrm with golr course view AlbQg $ll8.:;oG. THE RANCH. 4 Bdrm ~· wlth pool. Im· mac la nd sca pin g . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $1.G,.500 OPEN HOUSE SUteAY OVER $8.000,000 OF EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS LINDA ISLE -Lux waterfront living at its finest. 4 spac BR. maids qtrs. spaee for 100' vessel. $2.100,000. Sl'YGUSS HIU -Just listed popular Cape Horn model. fabulous ocean & bay view. 5449.900. 35 Monlecito. IALIOA ISLAND -Builder has com- pletely remodeled this charming 4 BR bayfront home. $429.900. 125 Grand Canal. HAUOlt VIEW -Sharp Broadmoor tri-level Cus l. 400 sq.fl. game rm. ocean view. $319.900. 2515 Windover. LAGUNA IEACH -3 new ocean view cusl. homes, from $324,900. 120 Cres· cent Bay. llG CANYON -Ra re 3 BR. sep dining rm . go lf course vie w l wnh me . $215.000. 3 Canyon Island . Sl'YGUSS Hill -Hard lo fi nd 5 BR. 2 st y. dramatic entry. view. $398,500. 20 Morro Bay. JASMIMI CIHK -Charming hard to find 3 BR. Fam Rm. ocean view. $269,500. 16 Skysail Dr. INVESTORS EASl'SIDE. 4 Bdrm w I room for 2 or 3 more un· It&. $125,000 EASTSIDE. 3 Bdrm . home . New paint & carpet. $102,000. STARTER HOME . 3 Bdrm. I~ ba. Fireplace. FHJ\/V A terms. $69,900. FUUHIEALTY 546-0814 COTA•CAli C•sto• •o•••· Sllt,000 to $235,000. c ........ porory ln•Ht•Hh, --&714,557-2252 ADIEAMHOME ATAPRICE YOUDIEAMOF Iron gat es and high 11arden walls enclose this spacious courtyard entry into4 Bdrm 2 bath home. lmagine a fiesta here. on cover ed patio, s ur- r ounded with lus h landscaping. C1tbedrat ceiUogs and spacious D1Mster bdrm overlooks atrium with jacuzzi and lush greenery. Abun- d ance or flowers and trees. Priced below market al Sl 17.000. OPEN SUNDAY l·S 1071 SANT A CRUZ <MESA WOODS) CM ca11 S46-t&•1 ~ COATS & WALLACE REAL E.STATE INC 12 TIMES IEI IER • BY THE DOZEN v A You'll find the perfect combination for • • a secure Inves tme nt with these 9 BUYERS apartments and 3 shops. covering 110· on a major street. Terms available to suite your needs Less than you think. NEW PROGRAM! lfyou Only $217.444. So cal now, 1t won t qualify ! Low down! · 1 . , I make SHOO/mo, you may last ! Broker 842-2535 Loans to $100,000! Let us show you bo• to do it! Call now! . T.Atoled~t Classlrled Ad• are the u. you re oo,t readlal the ......_ 1 ....._, 71 202 answer to a successlu liWe ads an Clalllfied, -.r ....-. garage or yard sale! It's you're mlsaing a lot of -...... --._...--......._--- •better way to tell mo newsy lnrormatlon a1 ~~!. ·r -r t .. be _... r' people' wella11ome1r.atbu.ys. a .,_...., or .uuy · buyer. Immac. b11bly NEED A BOAT SUP? w ............ ., ............. ,.. c• ...., • llte -•••flt• .t LIYM OH THI WAT& .. •~·";~•· HOWm_., MOllLltl -' c .................. ,,.... .... . .......... ,.,. Sll,000 EXCm.. M•LE •·WATD °"" 2 ,.... .,.. ... ,... ..... .. .......... -............ _ ..... •••tlf•llJ ....... et.4 .. .. c:'ift~,.. .......... 1 .... J • WATERFRONT HOMES lllc. ~36 W Coas1 H19hw1W NwiPon 8e4'Ch 611·1400 upgraded 1t• very im· Pft19ive ls this 3br pool home w/a ram rm, bqe booue rm w /#etbar. blt 'in gas BBQ & rovered patio. ConYenlent loca· Uon. can now 9'Jt.5370 ALLSTATE . REALTORS r..ww J Anlt.., ~ ..... =MewCml .. tile 6 redWODCL IBR lb9,Jbl8 same rm. ) ae., prvt beach. tennla crt. Old Wortd Craf\amanMlp a aot ~· .......... pro-alf ..... 000. ......... s.1-•-r· Prtvacy ...... .J ae. lloneti.:f mlnu• to • I iR, pool • .... l&ablea.O.. ... Ii~. .-0 i&AL'l-T lll-Mll TUSTIM IST A Tl ./ llDUCID ,_o.lcl&Sale COWAN HEI GHTS nie meet dl•cnmm1tltng buyer will i ruly ap pn.-clate Ulis m<A gnlfict'nt new • Bdrm. 3 bath custom built home in M'Wla.a.AM 41DIM. llAUTY 2 ~ Ba., nicely decorated thruout: immac. 4e. encl. patio. Onl.y S124,900 Ofl-. l·I JOI V'rtr4 SUMI J I09iC. SIUT.UV& Lite dt.'(k over· looking .wtde greenbelt N w corp,, drPo'. pamt. Low le sc & -du Won't la t, Sl06,500' llAU1"lflUI. MIW UST'lttG I BtO UMT ... UT YllWI 3 BR. 2 ba .. form. din • Hv. area on l ·levcl, cathedral beam c<?1J' • 2,000 sq. n Lge. encl. patio on y0ur own putting. ttreen ! $167 ,SOO O,_. l·I 1954 VISTA CAUDAL rllMI ~·ro l O•IW t:nd unit, dramatic t ;, ... ~~!>0.000 . HELEN B. DOWD IUL~ INC. 644.o 114 Utt•. t.r Witt. ... ~ pre It i l( i o u s C o w a n lll!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!B!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Heigbts. Lots of solid oak •=•illl•••••••••••••• and leaded glass win dowa throughout + VIEWS of s pectacular t'OUntrys 1de. $419 ,000 0,.. Sat/Sun I ·5 1611 SirriH IOfilRS REAL TY 675-Zlll 1/: Macnab.· Irvine OPEHSUH. l·S Zl71 lcmhore Dr. $299,000 ffE E for lg family home in beautiful condition! Newly painted & carpeted + n c"' plumbing & roof Close ll park & pnv. beUC'h 10 priv. <'omm. w /guard gate. cG-811 Beverly Morphy 642-8235 llEDROOM + pool $65, 900 Bike to beach from this beautirul 'arden home. Gourmet kitchen + dioc. Used brick fireplace. Prtwll&e s.Uo. Sparkftng pool. $3300 Down moves you In. Call 714 :963-6767 t}flffif tJ O .. l\IV'1hJ~'" I LIDO ISLE Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances custom spatious 5 bdrm .. 4 bath traditional home: like nC'w. Ideal for entertaining Corner lot. $520.000. llG CAMYOM Golf course view from spacious 5 BR. 4 ba. traditional home: lge. family room, pool, jacuzzi. $750,000 OCEAMFROMT Quality crafts manship in mahog. trim & oak floors sets off this landmark; 4 BR, 3 ba. home in finest location. Established trees & lawns. $485,000. IAYFROMT Several fine bayrront homes with pier & slip AVALON Well constructed, 3 BR, l ba, oak floor, partial baseme nt, concrete foundation. Flats area. $120,000 - Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR ;•ll tiC1y~1df• ()rove NB 67S -6161 l ~-.,i:j1;f!;!JI SELL Idle items with a Have somethrng you wanl ~ i;f;\iiil: Datly Pilot Classified Ad to sell" Classified ads do L. ~::::J_ .. ~-= !!!!!!!~-I 642-5678. J~I. 642·S67R___ - WATCH US GROW LUSK IM HEWPORT SHORES -Canal fron home! Master bdrm w /fireplace & balcony. $179,900. 415 CAHAL ST. OP&I SAT /SUH LUSK IN IAYCUST -3 Bdrm, executive home gr eat gourmet kitchen. $198.000. ' 1107 TIADEWIHDS OPEH SUMDA Y LUSK IH TUITUltOCK -4 Bdrm, family room Broadmoor home . Steps to comm pool and tennis. $141.900. It 111 llDDU. llY. OPEN SATURDAY LUSK IH SEAVIEW -3 Bdrm Nantucket with super view. All ready for you . $269,000. ZOOS YACHT MISCHIEF OPEN SUHDA Y LUSK IN CAMEO SHORES -Exquisite custom horn~ on fee land with ~cean view, pool, secur1ty system, superb detailing. $550,000 .. 4709 HAWDIM ID. IY 1t.m. LUSK IN SPYGLASS -6 Bdrm (maid's room) 41h baths, separate dining, ocean view. Lusk's finest Spyglass home. $StS,OOO. IY APPT. LU~K IN TUITUllOCIC HIGHL4HDS -Big, Lusk built 5 Bdrm "Stewart" plan, separate master suite+ maids, w/vlew. $259,500. t CIDAI.... OPEH SAT /SUM WSI IM llAVllW -The biggest model, now bigger & better. Customized 4 Bdrm Port Royal with game room and view. $328,000. 2127 Y4CHf IADtAMT 0'84 S4TUIDA Y HA .. VIEW HILLS.. ctl ... IODIOUS-YiiW" 2801 HARBOR VIEW DR. On a clear day you can Guam. Unaurpaued, unobstructed • unending bay 6 ocean vtt-ws . Spacious & free.flowtng 3 bdrm .. 3 baths, family rm. & dining rm At $287,500 owner carries the loan . THE BLUFFS 402 CARLOTTA . Best original area, prem ium cul·de ·sac. massive Jtrt'enbelt views from dramatic 3 bdrm former model home. Just <·omplelc•ly recarp tt>d & repainted. S nsat1onul floor plan <one of only a httndful). with "s urprise bonus room." Ao unequalled value, priced Cor 1mml'<i sale &t $157,000. 2031 VISTA CAJON. Finest original arvu. h.ighJy c ustomized "Plan E." ove r 2.000 s q . rt. or quality appointments : 2 bdrm . suites. massive fa mily or entertainment room (wet bar ) + hobby room. Commanding vista of lush greenbelts . An Hdult occupied home of exclllence & distinction. Honestly priced at $189,500 If you want your advertis- ing message lo reach more peopl<' at lower cost. Class1£ied is the way to go! Call Now! 642-5678 jiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~ C,ve * FIRST FROMT ROW UNIT AVAILAILE IN OVER Z YEARS! Z AHD DEM. HEAR POOL & PRIVATE IEACH . LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED. INCLUDES IOAT SLIP, YACHT CLUI MEMIERSHI,, WITH HIW 31 FT. SPORTSFISHER AV AIL.AILE. COULD THHE • MOtlE? $515,000 IY APPOIMTMEMT * LARGE l ·IORM. Ir COHVlltTIIU DEH AV AILAILE FOR 6 MONTHS SEASONAL RENTAL OR ANNUAL LEASE AT $950 PER MONTH. ALL AMENITIES OF LUXURY LIYIH$ Al THE COVE. * ~II. macnab I Irvine ?--realtg IAYFllOMT Exquisite 4 BR traditional on ex- clusive Linda Isle. Offers formal living & dining rms on the Bay + s uper kitchen & s pacious family rm w /b•ar views garden·like courtyard. Slip will accommodate approx. 50' boat. Appl. only . $1,000,000. CG-83) DOVEll SHORES 41EA Lovely custom single-story res. on Antigua. Fabulous family rm w I P'arquet floors, paneling & cathedral ceiling + bar & fplc. 4 spacious BRs + maid's . Great kitchen w/~kfst area. Spec· tacular yard. $350,000 incl. land. <G ·84) VIA GIMOA LOCATION Dbl. lot on Lido Isle! Contem- porary Award·Winning 3 BR, family rm floor plan! Designed for living al its best! Oversized rooms w/lots of glass & views of private courtyards. Gourmet kitchen w I custom cabinets & wallcover· ings. Blt-ins incl. TV, dressers, bookcases, buffet, music system & lighting. 3·car garage. $615,000 incl. land. <G-85) HAlllOI HIGHUMDS A "best value" -only $152,500 in· cl. land! Well-decorated 3 BR home w/sharp, fresh kitchen, band.some quality cpta le shutters. mirrored wardrobes + lg. feneed yard enclosing patio & trees. <G·86) CA THY SCHWEICKERT 642-8235 6424235 ......... 200 901 Dover Orlw H1rb0r View Center ' "· Irvine at CMnpus Valley~-.. 712·1414 .. • $94,500 Y~.AtAAll•clM This home Is convenlentty located near most everything! Has 4 bedrooms, a formal dining room. super ram1ly room with rlreplace. no·work kitchen with no·wax floors and bullHns. Enjoy a sunny patio. Hurry. call today. ~1720 Dividend-Paying lealEstate Investors, check out this super sharp 4 plex located In prestigious area by Huntinglon Harbor. lncludeS a 3 bedroom unit. two 2 bedroom units and a I bedroom unit. Units are always rented. Priced right. $235,000. Take advantage. call 540-1720 lrittg Your Paint lnash! A super fhtl!f" upper home localed on great lot with lors of value. Home has 2 bedrooms. a dining area. and breezy kitchen with eallng area. Could be a wonderful home 0on·t let this opportunity pass you by. $135.950. Call 540·1720 Bedrooms Galore Mesa Verde ThlS Ideal 5 bedroom executive home will nicely accomodate a large family. Has a cozy family room. a large living room with brick fifeplace. a srep-saver k11chen with bu1IHns. Large covered pario runs length of home. Near schools. $129.900. Don't wait, call 540-1720 In A . 9•1ets.bwb Well·located home on quiet cul-de-sac street near parks, tennis and more. Home has 4 bedrooms. a formal dining room. a tiled entry, a comfy family room with fireplace. Newly painted thfu out. Soper yard with covered patio and barbeque. $119,750. Won't last, call ~1 720 Thel...ty Of Perfectioll Enter this fabulous custom home thru ttie exotically planted garden and reflection Pond with wat8f fall. Home includes 4 bedrooms. 4~ baths, library room. den, exercise room with spa. dramatic floating dining room, gourmet island kitchen. Panoramic view of valley and ocean. Patio. Lush yard So much more. $695,000. For details, call 540-1720 • lit Of Heavett Super pride of ownership townhome ·with upgrades galore. 3 bedrooms. toasty fireplace and dazzJ1n9 kitchen with bullHns. Plush carpe1ing. Stunning new drapes and mirrored wardrobes to be Installed. Patio. Steps to sparkling community pool, sauna and 1acuzz1. $75,7~. Don t delay. call 540-1720 So••MMJ Yow Falftllv Nffds ' Somethfng tor every family member with this choice famlly·style home located by beautiful "children's" park. Home has 4 bedrooms. formal dining room. cozy family room and lovely stone fireplace. 3 car garage. Deluxe kitchen with every conceivable bullt-in. Patio. More. $118.900. Must see! Call 540-1720 S11tootll. 5 ...... A•d Sopllilffcahd Elegant townhome located In Mesa Verde Vitlas. Showplace with 2 bedrooms, gourmet kitchen with g.clgets galore, plush upgraded carpeting. Cove<ed patio for year round fun. Steps to community pool. Just $67.500. Don't hesitate. call ~ 1120 CMl•rdal AINI PromlloMI hllcllMJ A safe 8"(f eecure buy with these professional ottices located in center or Costa Mesa. Quality-built structure includes rooms with cabinets and one-way mirr~. a nice waiting room and reception •ea. Large pertclng area. $134,950. For more Information, call 540-1720 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TARBELL ~ ..... M1•1r RELO Serving 80~0 Cities OHM .. CoaoMA -MM lt'I D1W on t.he market and full of o&d world charm. Thls 3 year old custom bome has 3 bedrooms, family room and formal dining room. Price '285.000. SEE LUCY ROSE AT 517 POPPY. OHM IM COIOMA DIL MAI 1At9ely remodeled home wlth 4 bedrooml•a magntncent bay /otean view. The price Is $232,500 & you own tile land. SEE CAROLE McMAHA.N AT 1014 SEA LANE. OPEH IN UNlYllStt ~A·I 4 bedrooms, 2~ baths. den and famlly room. Enclosed rear patio, extellent family home for $128,900. SEE LAVONDA HOERDEMANN AT 25 ACACIA TREE LANE. O'EN IN HAR,01 YllW MILLI Monterey Mode -4 lie<U'OQma, separate ramily room with wet bar. Extra l~rge lot, rormal din.ing room. shows hke a model. $269,000. SEE BRENDAGLASSAT3814TOPSIDE. Oll'EN OH THI IAYFIOMT Spacious custom 4 bedroom home with one of the largest slips on the peninsula $795.000. SEE BILL BENTS AT 1024 E. BALBOA BLVD. OPEH IH IA YCREST. Large pool, lots of g reen grass encompasses this beautifully maintained home. s bedrooms. 3 baths, large family room, plus formal dining room. Perf eel for enterta ining· or just r e laxing. Price $285,000. SEE SUNNY PERINO AT 1607 SANTIAGO DR. OPEH IH OLD CORONA DEL MAil Darling 3 bedroom home, shutters throughout. 2 blocks from the beach. $195.000. SEECRAlG KINDIGAT324 MARIGOLD. OPEH IH THE ILUFFS Best value "~olores'' in North Bluffs. Very private cul ·de·sac with large greenbelt on three s ides. $157 ,000. SEE MAGGIE GUTH AT3000TERO <OFFVJSTAORNADA >. OPEN IM llG CAHYOH 5 bedroom expanded & gorgeously decorated ~roadmoor home is it! Pool & spa, imported tiles. wood floors, s tained glass. BBQ. custom wall covel'ings. drape s & r ecesse d ceilings .. .Incredible at ~95.000. SEE BOB YORKE AT 20 BURNING TREE. OHM IH WESTCUFF Perfect family home on the most djstinctive Jnd soug ht after street with 3 bedrooms family room and large private yard plus new carpets and much more. Price Sl79,500. SEE EVAN CORKEIT AT 1307 OXFORD LN. ~PEH IH ~AYSH~S Beach living at its best in spacious family home. $299,000 with land_ SEE MARY HARVEY AT2802CIRCLE. OPEN IN RANCHO SAM JOAQUIN the d e velopment which r ecently received a "sensible growth" award of merit country.wide. Choice 2· bedroom + den overlooking golf course. Earth tone decor. Price $127.900. SEE GINNY ANDER SON AT6SOLANA. O'EH IN OLD COROHA DEL MAil Custom 3 bedroom, 4 bath colonial. Hardwood floors. gourmet kitchen, warmth & charm . $498,000. SEE L YLEEN EWING AT 233 POPPY. OPEH IH THE ILUFFS Near elementary school. Walk to shopping & business. Three bedroom. family room. lovely fenced patio. Come see it. $119 ,500. SEE NANCY IMBERNINO AT 2602 VISTA DEL ORO. ..,JllACIOUS FAMILY HOME ~ bdrms. 3baths, living room, family, h~r-ary &game rooms. Light, bright, view property and you own the land! $435.000 S&LHS MOVED and are anxious for a new owner to move in & enjoy the spacious view of hills, park, pool, spa & city lights from their 3 bedroom SAN LUIS REY condo in Rancho San Joaquin. Price reduced to $165,000. FAIULOUS LOCATION Beautifully appointed Rutgers Model in University Park. Backs to major greenbelt ~ith pool & tennis near by. Ve ry pri vate courtyard with redwood deck. Many custom extras makes this a super value at $122 500 land included. ' PltV4n ,AIADtSI Large pool with spacious grounds for entt:rtaining in this ·4 bedroom, f amtly room home. Price $252,000 IAYCUST Newly listed 4 bedroom, family room home. Excellent floor plan for comfortable living. An excellent buy at $148,500. ..... ::;;,-......,...~~_...,~ __ ___._...._.... ... --:L"C~-~ ._......~~·~-::~~:..:.::..~~~~ ~ :;_;;t~JlJl~lf l!f ._."'7,.. .. r• -~ •flf/11' .... • ~· .. • a •• ' l I I. :· HUIE Mc~AE' ..... sn.~. Opet) lW &and'ay 6 11 CA RN AT I ON. ~ dfl llar. on the ocean ald• or hwy Owner 's \l•H hu 4 l*ms., 2 ~ttw 6 trplc + a 1~ apt. with full ~~ bath. Ovt•r the a•" • 1 s a n o t h e r spacl s l·bdrm. apt. wi&b vaulted ceiling & t:Jtt.ln lntcbftl. Vacant Cot' )'OW' coavenlence. A grea t lovestment , ~ wtlether Cor a home or taubelter. S239.000. 4'~7151 HOMI & INCOME c;oac>NA DB. MAR 0,..Sat/S.1-5 701Gald1•od. CdM 2 Bdrms. each. Full lot. Sl19.000 IALIOA ISLAND 1st-. off.red 2 Story family home. 3 Bdrma~ 2 baths. Lovely large patio. Lou Brechtel & Assoc. 229 MarineAve. 675-3331 MEWPO'lT IEACH 4IORM'°OL $229,000 A super house for h ving and entertain in.-:. Tri· l<'vel custom bw It lligh beamed living room, for mal dining. large family dinin.-:. 2nd fifeplace. Large kitchen. large bdrms, extra large garage. Haody location to golf, airlines. beach, Fashion Island, SC Plaza. Harbor High. 4Glllr ~ RIUl.l tl.ct'@J%hw Ha~ something you want to sell? 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N0-577'1 f75.000 Sun.12:30-5 547 TusUn, Newport Beach 64$-G.103 SU9,IOO Sun. l ·S 2 ............. ... 231 Pappy. Corona del Mar 973-8179 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1~ 219 Vla San Remo CUdo Isle> NB 87W828 Open Dally 1.e t5Skysall Or. JasCrk) CdM CdM 644-4910 $2:50,000 Sat/SWJ 1-5 •1851 Prt KJmberly, Npt Bch 644-1311 $165,000 Sun"°" 2051 Port Bristol Cr. (H.V.HlllB) NB 613·94'19 S158,SOO Sun 1-5 2500 Margaret (Newport Hghts) NB 675-SSll $137,500 Sun. 1·5 1614 Santanella Terr .. CdM 673-8494 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 J ... OOM 2311 Santa Ana:Jt:_ve., Costa Mesa 548·1168 $109,500 Sat/SW1 UM 217 Iris Ave., Corona del Mar 675-7119 Sat & Sun 12·4 250 Prospect (Nwpt. Shores) N.B. 675-0120 $109,900 Sunday 1-5 761 Temple Hills Dr., Lag Beach 497·3.1.11 $289,000 Sun. 2·5 941 Junipero (Mesa del Ma r ) CM 979-9157 $87 ,500 Sat/Sun ·1 ·5 332 Colton (Newport Shrs) NB 645·2595 $121,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 2043 Vista Cajon (Bluffs) NB 975-0198 Sat/Sun 1-4 20145 Parsons, C.M. CVA) 548-4876 $80,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3111 Bayside. Corona del Mar 673-5354 $227,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2039 Shipway ( Baycresl ) Npt. Beach 675·7060 $205,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 #6 Blue Jay, Irvine 540-3666 $99,QOO Sat/Sun 1-5 201 J oanne (Lido Sands) N.B. 673·9060 $149,500 Sun. 1·5 3620 Ocean (Old CdM) CdM 675·6000 $525,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 #7 Sanderling (Deerfield) Irv 759-0811 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2012 Leeward Lane (Baycresl) N.B. 759·<m7 $198,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 • •21 Balboa Coves. N. B. 631-1400 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 915 Chestnut ( Eastb1uff) Npt Bch 631·1400 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 31402 Ocean View, South Laguna 497·2426 $229,000 Sal/Sun 1-4 209 Coral, Balboa Island 631-1400 $245,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 508 Redlands (Newport Heights) NB 642·8235 $1691500 fee Sa/Sun 1-5 3370 Marigold, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $110,000 Sun 14:30 31367 East Nine, Laguna Niguel 546-2313 $106,000 Sun. 1·5 2069 Continental, Costa Mesa 751·3191 Sat/Sun 10.6 8311 Newman Ave .. Hunt Beach 842·0839 $87 ,500 Sunday 12·5 488 Traverse St., Costa Mesa 763-7fi67 $95,500 Sun 1·5 9722 Melinda, Huntington Bch 963-0926 $119,800 Sun.1-5 445 Vista Parada (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 $162,500 Sun. 2-5 2402 N. Balcer St., Santa Ana 540.3666 $92,750 Sun 1-5 ••31462ndSt., Newport Beach 548-4864 $159,000 Sun 1·5 #7 Encore, Nwpt Crst, N.B. 645-7221 $139,500 Sun 1 ·5 #3 Summerwind, Nwpt Crst, N.B. 645-7221 $135,000 Sun 1·5 464 Serra, Corona del Mar 675-5930 $175,000 Sun 1·5 2804 Cliff, Newport Beach 646-7171 $29'J,OOO Sa 1·5/S 12·5 841 E. Grant, Santa Ana 752-1700 $71,500 Sun 12·5 521 Kings Rd (Cliffbaven) NB 642·5200 $395,()()().fee Sa/Sun 1·5 1411 Kings Rd (Cliffbaven) NB 642·5200 fee land Sat/Sun 1·5 245 University B-1, Costa Mesa 646-7171 $94,950 Sun 1·4 J ...... PAM IM wDIN 9081 Mabalo, HunUngtoo Beach 557-8123 $98,950 Sunday 1·5 ' 104 Vla Lorca (Udo Isle) NB 873-.,. $288,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 221 Via Sam Remo CJJdo Isle) NB 875-5828 Open Dally 1-8 322 Ave Costamo, San Clemente 752.1920 $358,900 Sat/Sun 11-4 2'43 Vista Nobleza (Bluffs) NB 631·1800 $199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2033 Pt. Weybridge (lfVHml) N.B. 8"-'13D $188 500 Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Whitewater Dr. C Jsmn Crk) Cclll 84N'1l5 1251.000 Slit/Sun 1-S an Alabllma ar., Costa 11 .. 751-lm ... Sat/Sm 15 ao K., Bay, Carona del llar 8't., tan,000 . Sat/Sun 1-4 ZUS Yaebt Yankee, Newport Beach 551 ., 1271,IOO -sat/Sun 1·5 2125 Yaebt Radl•at CSeaview) N.B. 213/G)... 1211.000 S...2-4 2DO La Unda. Newport Beach M2·2800 $111,000 lat/Sun 1·5 •14 Catamara <HVH> OBI ... 7'14 -S..1-5 . - DIRECJORY 1307 Oxford Ln. (Wettclltf) N.B. 844·9080 $179,500 Sun. 1·5 112 Via Quito (Udo Isle) N.B. 973-1300 Sun 1·15 20142 Bayview, Newport Beach m .7300 Sunday 12"4 54.5/S. lrvtne 81 CNwpt Hit) NB 87~8000 $215,000 S8t/Sun 1·15 2921 Pebble Dr (Orig HV) CdM 87~ $37:",000 Sat/Sun 1·5 *ts21PebbleSr . (OrigHV)CdM 675-6000 $415,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 633 Cameo Hi1hlanda, N.8. 759-0811 $225,000 Sat/Sun 2·5 2801 Harbor Vlew Dr. (JWHIUs) CdM 640.5560 $287,500 Sat/Sun l·S 217 Heliotrope (Old CdM) CdM 675-6000 $2,000 mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 320 Walnut St., Costa Mesa 548-6216 $102,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 1957 Vista Caudal (The Blurfs) NB 644·7020 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1500 Cornwall, Newport Beach 759-0817 $174,000 Sunday 12-' 3000 Clay St., Newport Be.sch 759-0817 $172,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 1807 Tradewinds ( Baycrst) NB 675-3411 $198,000 Sun.1·5 1406 Westcliff Dr. (WestclC) NB 675-6000 $169.500 Sun. 1·5 4572 Goldenglow (Univ Pk) Irv. 675·6000 $129,500 Sun.1·5 2245 Bridge Rd. Laguna Beach 631 -1266 $379,000·Fee Sun 1·4 5272 Auburn Cir., Westminster 898-3818 $117 ,500 Sun 12·5 3169 Maderia (Mesa Verde) CM 673-8700 $129,500 Sun. 1·5 * •62 Beacon Bay (Beacon Bay) NB 642-8235 $550,000 · Sun. 1·5 • 14731 Raintree ( Peppertree) Tustin 546·4141 Sun. 1·5 18 Canyon Island <Big Cyn) NB 675-3411 $225,000 Sun. 2-6 1168 Bismark Way, Costa Mesa 759·1501 $89,900 Sun. 1·5 715 Balboa, Laguna Beach 644-4848 $248, 000 Sun. 1 ·5 1 Point Sur Dr .. Corona del Mar $475,000 Sun 1·5 * 1854 Boa Vista, Costa Mesa 546·2313 Sat/Sun 12·5 1903 Yacht Maria (Seaview) NB 644 -6200 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1724 Trade winds Ln ( Baycrest) NB 642·8235 $249,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 600·15th St. (Newport Hghts) NB 642-8235 $192,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 #1 Jetty (Jasmine Creek) CdM 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 946 Senate (W /Side) CM 540-1151 $78,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •3174 Madiera (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5880 $112,650 Sat/Sun 1·5 250 Colton (Nwpl Shrs) NB 642·5200 $118,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •1521 Dorothy Ln (Hbr IIlnds) NB 642·5200 $169,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 49 Jasmine Creek Dr .• CdM 675-5511 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4332 Margarita (Greentree) Irv. 644·9060 $95,500 Sun. 1·5 4 IEDROOM 379 23rd St., Newport Beach 752.1920 $265,000 Sunday 1·5 2156 Vasta Entrada (Bluffs) NB 631-1800 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3117 S. Birch, Santa Ana 540-1720 $94,500 Sun. 1-5 1070 Redding, Costa Mesa 540·1720 $118,900 Sun.1·5 1032 San Diego, Newport Beach 675-6670 $497,500 Sun 1·5 •1061 Parkhill, Costa Mesa 646-5316 $128,000 Sunday 12·4 9452 Daytona Cir., Hunt. Bcb. 540.3666 $142,500 Sun 1·5 •2817 Roswell, Santa Ana (Assume) 540-3666 $93,500 Sun 1 ·5 2634 Vista Omada (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 $169,500 Sun.1·5 230 Iris. Old Corona del Mar 644-6200 $259.000 Sun. 1 ·5 1421 Kings Road, Newport Beach 631·1400 $495,000 Sunday 1·5 882 Sandcastle (HV Hills) CdM 159-0811 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •4521 Cortland Dr. (CH) CdM 675-2373 $189,500 Sun 1·5 2994 Milbro, Costa Mesa 631·5556 $77,900 Sun. 2-5:30 17878Sequoia Tree, Irvine 5'8-2313 $105.500 Sun.1-4 •388 Granda Way. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $170,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 264 Camellla, Costa Mesa 546-2.31.3 $99,500 Sun 1·5 ••34 Balboa Coves, Newport Bch 631·1400 $335,000 Sun.1·5 1706 Dover Dr., Nwpt Beach 646-nn $168,000 Sun 1·4 ...... , ............ 395 Granada Way <County) C.M. 845-1783 $152.::.. Sat/Sun 1 ·5 228 Almaden, OD Viejo 845 .... $1·1,~ Sat/Sun 1·5 132 Via Undlne CIJdo Isle) N.B. 875-al• $415,000 Sat/Sun 1-.5 19111 Biddle, Trt1rt Hll, Irv. S75-Mll $141,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1815 Ruth Lane. Newpart Bela 75M817 S179,&00 Sunday 1·5 •2200 Hlatber Laae, Newport 8m •• •• sm,ooo 1111a.1.a 18122SantaCecWa, Fnt. Valley "8-0C71 Sat/Sun lG-4 2807 Alt.a Vlata Dr.(EaatblufON:B. 6'0-4119 1199,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 15781 MaldJltone St .• WestmJnater 554·3718 $127 .ooo Sat/Sun 12·5 2098 Lower Lake Dr., Lemon Heights 1si.1020 $359,000 ·sat/Sun 11·4 3615 Catamaran CHVH111a) CdM 644-1383 $2e8,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2105 Yacht Daphne <Seaview) N.B. 631·3444 $343,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2501 Windover, Corona del Mar 631·3444 $298,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2810Scrang Pl. <Mesa Verde> CM 751·3696 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1681 Sirrine Dr.,Cowan Hts.,Tu.stln 675·2311 $419,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2123 Yacht Julia (Sea view) N.B. 675·2311 $339,500 Sunday 1·5 3907 Inlet Isle (HV Hills) CdM 640-7000 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 330 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa 548-5879 Sat/Sun 1·5 2055 South Towner, Santa Ana 540-3666 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 972 Junipero, Costa Mesa 752.1920 $95,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 17 Silver Crescent(Trtlrk Hlnd) Irv 675-3411 $213,900 . Sat/Sun 1 ·5 607 Rockford (Cameo Hlnd) CdM 675·3411 $229,000 fee Sa/Sun 1·5 #9 Clearsprings, Trtlrk Hlnd, Irv 675-3411 $234,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 2214 Alta Vis ta CEastblufO N.B. 673·7300 Sat/Sun 1·5 1506 Antigua Way {Dover Shores) NB 675-5200 $475,000-Fee Sa/Sun 1-5 2018 Pt. Ramsgate (HVffms) NB 675-6000 $208,000 Sun. 1·5 2012 Pt Bristol (HVHms ) NB 675-6000 $204,000 Sun . 1-5 2S Deerwood East (Deerfieid) Irv 675-3411 $159,900·fee Sun. 1·5 1424 Seacrest ( HV His J Cd M 675·6000 $227,000 Sun. 1·5 4527 Fairfield Or. (Cameo Shrs) CdM 631-1.266 $575,000-Fee Sun 12·5 •3310S. Timber. Santa Ana 540-1720 $119,950 Sun. 1·5 435 Canal St. < Nwpt Shrs) NB 675-3411 $179,900 Sun. l ·S •4533 Tremont Ln. (Cameo Shrs) CdM 673·1181 Sunday 1·5 3320 Al abama Circle. C.M. 751-3191 $112,000 Sun. 12·4 1846 Tradewinds ( Baycrest) NB 675-6000 $240,000 Sun. 1·5 2000 W'mdward ( Baycrest) NB 675-0000 $259.000 Sun. 1-5 * 2600 Lighthouse Ln ( HVIDs) CdM 675-6000 $239,900 Sun. 1·5 2012 Yacht Resolute (Seaview) NB 644-6200 $365,000 Sun. 1-5 2365 Mesa Dr .. Santa Ana Heights · 642·8235 $152,500 Sun 1·4 2555 Crestview (Bayshores) NB 642-8235 $425,000 Sun. l ·5 • 1412 Santiago (Dover Shores> NB 642-8235 $323,750 Sun 1·5 17 WhitP.wood (Univ. Park) Irv. 642-8235 $1.29,500 Sun. 1·5 1219 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 $349,500 Sun.1·5 2871 Bays hore Dr. (Bayshores) NB 642-8235 $299,000 Sun. l·S 4931 Corkwood Ln (Univ Parle) Irv 752-1414 $179,000 Sun 12:30-4 :30 •1816 Buttonsbell (Baycrest) NB 642·8235 $329,500 Sun. 1·5 218 Evening Star Ln (Dover Shrs) NB 642-8235 Sun 1·5 •8 Cypress Point (Big Canyon) NB 644-6200 Sun. l ·5 111 Via Undine (Lido) Npt. Bcb. 640-5m $425,000 Sun.12·5 6922 Spickard Ln., Huntington Bch 213-m.7252 $114,900 Sun 1·5 •1907 Glenwood, Baycrest, N.B. 640-5357 $252,500 Sun 1·5 1924 Port Weybridge, HVH, N.B. 64Q.5357 $164,000 Sun 1·5 2761 Sandpiper (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5880 $154,000 Sun.1·5 2708Harbor View Dr., CdM 673·3230 $392,500 Swi 1 ·5 1071 Santa Cruz (Mesa Woods) CM 546-4141 $117,000 Sun.1·5 4614 Cortland (Ca'meo H1hlnd1) CdM 842~ $188,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1200 <>utrigger (UV Hills) CdM· &c4 Q)C) $209,000 Sat/San 1·5 •19 RoyalSt. George (81gCyn) NB 642~ '649,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 15CberryHills (Big Canyon) N.B. 644-GOO $425,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2510 V1Sta Baya (Bk Bay) NB 642-5200 $275,()()().fee Sa/Sun 1·5 • 1633 Santiago C Baycnt) NB 642·5200 $260,000-fee Sa/Sun 1·5 1-00M •1807 SanUaao (Baycreet) NB ......., SZIS,000-Fee Sunl-5 131 Via Trtelte (Udo lale) NB 111-1400 ssao.ooo Sundar 1-s • 1772 Klnllet Court, Costa Meea 5f8..231.3 Sl88,900 8u.D 1-4 2737 Alta Vista < Eutbluff) NB Mt-GOO '224,500 Sat/San 12·5 •2409Tultln Ave., Costa Mesa 87M400 '340,000 Sat/Sun l·S Zlll Calvert (ll•a Verde) CM -.1m $111.IOO Sun.1..s t ... 1•1111MM•• nm •Mud ar .• e11111t. ._ -.we sm.-IM"-.. lmlnowbinl Dr., Hant. lelela 538-08 Sat/lua 1M 3808 Via Del Campo, San a_. 152·UIGIO "19,000 SaUlllllUi4 20 Cypnu Point <Bil Cyn) NB 831-a.tt '150.000 SUD..1-5 28051..saJle Ave (II•• del llar) 551-m> SJ.25.900 S/Sll:IM:• 21 Silver Creseent,Trtlrk HlndS: 87s.3411 $239,900 Sat/ 1-5 •8 Drakes Bay (Spy1laaa) Cclll , 75f.081T $4a,OOO <>PenSunl..S Zr.r1 Mendoza Dr. <MsadelMr> CM tnS-5370 $119,SOO sun l2·S 20151 Kline Or., Santa Ana Hcta 648-3255 $142,000 Sat/Sun 1-S 14982 Piper Circle, Irvine 840-53S1 $112,500 Sat/&m 1-1 7 Cherry l&ls (Big Canyon) NB 644-GOO $439,000 Sat/Swi 1·5 4 Cherry l:D.lls CBlg Canyon) NB 844-8200 $995,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2232 Pt. Lerwick (H.V. Homes) N.B. ~ $214.000-Fee Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1681 Orchard, Costa Mesa 540-3666 $129,900 Sun.1·5 •5015 Crescent (Peralta Hls) Anhm 644-6200 Sun 1·5 6 ... 00M 411 Heliotrope, CdM 673-~ $380,000 Sat/Sun HS •••FAMIMwDIM 2045 Port.Chelsea (H'/Homes) NB 644·7787 $298,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2926 Silver Ln. <Anniv. Est.) N.B. 631·1800 $135.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 J CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 l&IOOM 2554 Elden Ave. <Cedar Glen) C:M. 642·6734 $91 .500 Sat/Sunl0-5 #4 Odyssey, Newport Bch. 540-3666 $146.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 61 Pinewood (Woodbridge) Irv. 759-0811 $123,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 814-A W. Balboa Blvd., Npt. Bch 673-4400 $147,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1634 #C Iowa (Mesa Verde) CM 540-1720 $67,500 Sun 1-5 100 East Grant #E·3, Santa Ana 540-3666 $54,500 Sun 1 ·5 2•,..FAMRMorDIM 414 Vista Gra nde (The Bluffs) N.B. 759-Mll $269.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2034 Vista Cajon <The Bluffs) N.B. 640·5560 $189.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 #3 North Cove <Wdbrdge Cross) Irv 642·5200 $134.000 Sat /Sun 12-4 3 IEDIOOM 2043 Vista Cajon <Bluffs ) NB 975·0198 Sat/Sun 1·4 #19 Canyon Crest (Canyon Crest) NB 759-Mll $182,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 402 Carlotta <The Bluffs ) N.B. 640·5560 $157 .ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 1741 Tustin. Costa Mesa (13A> 646-3255 $92.500 Sat/Sun l ·S 311 Alta Lane. Costa Mesa 548-5647 $89.900 Sat/Sun 2-5 2521 Sunflower W · l , Santa Ana 54().1720 $75,750 Sun.1·5 •16 Sea Island Dr. CBig Cyn) NB 631·1800 $255,000 Sun. 1·5 J • ..... FAM IM or DIM #25 Mainsail (Jas mine Creek > CdM 673-9060 $259,000 · Sat/Sun 1-5 4 llDIOOM 21 Rue Fontainbleain. N.B. 645·6369 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 • ..... FAM IM w DIM #8 Meadowsweet (Village II> Irv 642·5200 $139,SOO.fee Sun 1·~ TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE . 2 llDIOOM 22 Mandrake (Univ Pk> Irv. 552·1766 Open Sat/SUn 10:30-5 12 J etty Dr. <Jasmine Creek) CdM' 759·9144 $227,950 Sat/Stm 10.5 #5 Highland View. Irvine 7S2·1700 $127,000 Sat/swl 1·5 3 llDIOOM 17952 Butler. Irvine 752·1700 $99,000 Sun l·S 2• ... FAMIMwDIM 141 Yorktown Ln, Costa Mesa 830·676 eve. $75,900 Sat/SUn 9·6 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 ..... 515 Acacia, Corona del Mar 87W411 '210.000 Sun.1.5 2. & 2. 189 Virginia Pl., Costa Mesa 631·3588 $139,500 Sat/SUn l ·S 130 43rd St., Newport Beach 675-0475 S175.000 •Sunday l ·S 479 Morning Canyon, CdM 673-SSM $225,000 Sal/Slm 1.S 18' M~ <Eaatslde) C.M S73-9'79 .178,500 Sun 1-5 710 lril Ave., Cortma del Mar 8'4-7211 '219,500 Saturday l·I J •• J. **llOa W. 8aJ Ave.1..N.B. 87J.'1'080 taS,000..aree Sun. l ·S 520 Orchid. Corona del Mar 8'4·7383 $235,000 Sat/SCm 1-5 -I , • '* ACIOSI .. OM PAim Thia ~lllllN 4 Bdr. Mesa Verde home feabftt formal dlnlna. cozy den a use41 brlck courtyard. Ju1t rl1bt prte.I at $131.950. Atk for J ackle Hudleman 111· l3M MIWPOlrT •••••• s s.-11 trr " .. •osta Mesa, large duplex. Close to part and 1cbool1. Both units 3 Bdrm. 2~ Ba. sunken livtn~ rm. n~ace and prlva\.o patio w/dbl garages. $205,000. Ask for Roy Siemens 83l·l.2e6 YAU MOD& 4 B<lr. 2"' Ba. Tri·Levcl Valt-sioe.900. Ask for Roy Siemen~ 631·1266 CAMIC> SHoaES 3 Bedrm&, 2 bath. huge lot. View. $41S.OOO. Fee. Bob or Dovie Koop 631·1266 UMDA ISLE Luxurious w aterfron t hom e . Featuring 3 spac)ous bdrms. game rm. open & forma l dining rm. Huge master s ui te w /opt?n bay view. Up to 65' yac ht. Fee. By appt. only. Sl.650.000.00. Bob or Dovie Koop 631·1266 CANYON-OCEAN VIEW Secluded custom bit.. multi level wood I & glass home w /unobstructed view in Laguna. $379,000.00. Bob or Dovie Koop 631·1266 CAMEO SHOIES Ocean view : see this custom built home w /vaulted ceilings. Open & spacious. Profess. landscaped. Access to private beaches. $.575,000. ! Fee land. Bob or Dovie Koop 631-1266 RENTAL 4207 D3na. N.B .. 2 Bdr, 2 Ba: $450 /mo. Bob or Dovie-Koop 631-1266 I ~ BeachReaHy Real Estate E>cellence Since 1949 * OPEN HOUSES * HAllOI YllW HILLS Would you U.ke un overslied 3 car garage, u spacious 4 bdrm. born & u panoramic ocean view! You haveit all ln this eleJt•nt home ... & you own the land. not leasehold. $335,000. 882 SANDCASTLE, N.B. OPEN 1-S SAT/SUN. 01161MAL K.UffS Nol a king. Just live like one in this customized "E·PLAN" condo with 2200 sq. ft. or living s pace. The 40 rt hving rm. ha!'> oversized frplc. & walk-in bar. complete with rcfrig. 2 Sparious bdrms with private baths, also ramily rm. that could double as a 3rd bdrm. $269,500. 414 VISTA GRAND ft':. N.B. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S CAMEO HIGtA.ANDS ... a mlni·estate in a prestigious location. It's a well planned 3 bdrm. & den/dining rm. home ... a practical home for daily Ii ving PLUS many delightful features for easy entertaining, including a tropical patio & luxurious pool ALSO, you have a key to a private ocean beach. $225,000. 633 CAMEO HlGlaANDS DR .• N.B. OPEN SAT /SUN 2·5 CANYON CIEST Tired of looking -tired ol decorating? This spectacular condo c·ould be the answer; it has 3 bdrms., 21/2 baths & e very upgrade imaginable. The location is quite conve nie nt & e xceptionally private. $182,000. #19 CANYON CREST, N.B. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 WOODlllDGE! A place that people are proud to call home~ You'll be impressed with this prize winning 2 bdrm., 21/2 bath condo; 2 car garage. A comer location: brand new. Short escrow if desired. $123,500. 61 PINEWOOD. IRVINE. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 DEERRB.D, IRVIME Single story f rec-standing home with 3 bdrms., 2 baths & e nclosed patio. Profess. landscaping: 2 car garage. Owner transferred. quick possession. Price reduced - now only $105,000. #7 SANDERLING (off Doe Trail East>. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5. 450 NEWPORT CENTER, SUITE 106 JM I. I,-. street, C.... MeM 611-1266 NEWPllT BEACH 759-0811 I -------------.W.JlW-h.W.J~~ I Nationwide Network of lndlviduaJly Owned and Operated Real Eatale Offices NEWPORT BEACH IOl.DEAUX MODIL.-G CAMYOM 2 Bedroom & Family room or 3rd BR w 13 Baths. Large corner lot on cul·de·sac with approx 120' facing the golf course. $365,000. No Bkr coop. Shown by appt. only. OWNER 549-8688 DUPLEXES FOR SALE l IR & 2 IR 430 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 673-6510 $2'ls.ooo Sat/Sun l 11 & l 11 **443 Via Lido Soud. N.B. 5'.5-2241 $760.000 Sun 1-5 411& I II 611 Carnation, Corona del Mar 414-7551 $239,000 Sun.12·5 4 .. & l .. 118 34th St .• Balboa Penin, NB 640-5Z7 $2'l5,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 • & I II 707 Goldeal"od. Corona del Mar 875-3.131 $179,000 Sat/Sbn 1-5 a•az• m Begonia, Corona del Mar 173-Cm 1110,000 \ I Sunday J.2*4 1~......_ ........................ TWO STORY IEACH HOUSE Roomy 3 Bedroom with large dining -2 bath, 2 story. Loads or built-ins. R ange & oven . microwave, dishwas her. fireplace. etc. $116,900. OCIAM & IA Y VIEW Dramatic-Wide-4 bedroom, 4 bath h ome with panoramic view. Loads of Extras. $497,500. Oflat HOUSE SUMDAY I ·S MESA DUPLEX Like new 3 bedroom, 2 bath each unit with huge yards, fireplaces, pool & jacuzzi. Each unit has doubJe garage. Tremendous buy at $149,900 ! IRAND NEW W /OCEAN VIEW Near the Aliso Pier. 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, just steps to beach -or stay home and watch the white water view. Custom home with 2 fireplaces. buillin microwave, compactor. you know all that stuff. $375,000. Dll'LEl-STIPS TO BEACH 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom with good income. Wood a nd Stucco building, sundeck. etcetera. Has to be good al $149,000! CLEAN FOURPLEX About 2 years young. Each unit has deck a nd/or yard plus a fireplace. Three 2 bedroom units a nd one 3 bedroom unit. Sprinklers, etc. Drive by 1420 California in Huntington Beach. Then call for appt. to see. $259,000. . JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport llvcl. coner 30th 1 Fill lllTIODUCTOIY I.ESSON * CMFf.l IN .. EAl ESTATE * .... ,... ........... ._..,. .. . ...... ,... .................. . ........ ........ , .. " ...... 2000 ,, .................. ...,..., .. ,.. ........ -.c.1 ......... ... sa IUl ESTATE SCH• •• , ..... ..., of s.I " ....... . 675-4190 llGCAHYOH Beautiful cwitom home on the golf course leatur· ing large bdrms .• study, enormous family rm & 4 baths. Complete walk·in bar. Lovely grounds incl. pool & jacuzzi. $750.000 OPEN SAT /SUM 1-5 20 Cypress Poiftt FANTASTIC ... view includes ocean, bay & night Lights from this eocbaoting 4 bdrm., family rm. home with lovely central courtyard. Ho m r as on large poo.od.'>. offering max· imum priva9. ~_,500 OPEN SAT /SU"' l·S 250 I Wlftdover ASK FOR BARBARA HUTCJUNGS SEAVIEW VIEW!VIEW! A special house in lhe private area oC Broad· moor Seaview. is a 2· story Port Royal model with 4 bdnns .. 3 baths, 2 ftplcs .. wet bar in family nn., indoor garden area in the dramaUc entry + a commanding view of Newport Beach. It bas jus t been l isted at 1343.500 OPEH SAT /SUH I ·5 21 OS Yoeltt D .... • ASK FORLYN~E 631·344ot 644-5403 LUIS IH RANCHO An outstanding 3 bdrm., 2 bath San Luis Rey Model is avail. in Rancho =uin· Irvine. On a l near the pool, this home bas new drapee, new waUpaper, 1UDdttks & patios. Jt looks like brand new & priced to sell at $159,500. P'or app't. please call Lynne, 6'1·*6, 6"-5403 owe.-.,..._. 38drm~ewt rlreplace. o oceanalde of CoHt Hwy., + a rental unit. Owner lnaloul. Sl99,500. --., I ST TIMI IUYlal llWAll Beware ol f allinc in love with any of these four 2 bedroom condominiuma. priced rrom '41.800-~.ooo. All are super shup with low down & low monthly paymema. Call DOW before they're gone! $44.000 PAMIL Y HOI • Unbelievable but True. we have a 2 bedroom family home with a cozy fireplace on qujet tree-lined street, and it•s only $44,000! Call fast before it's gone!!! THIMI SUIP With this beautiful trl-level 3 bedroom, 3 bath family home in Newport Beach. BeauWul view of the ocean , community pool , trash compactor and more! Won 't last! $146,000. UNITS Call for free list. We have them from a triplex at $65,900 up to 16 units al $400,000. Great investors selection. Call now ! 540-1666 Wf lela11 Real Estate Inc. ( Pete Barrett ) ,;::::::pre sen ts:::::::~ BAYCREST'S BEST-NEW umNG YOUU II NOUD TO OWM -This lovely 4 Bdrm home with so much to offer. From the courtyard entry to the family a nd living rooms overlooking enticing pool and de~k w,.ilh· firepit. to th e fa ntastic proressional dark room. A beautiful opportunity for you! $260,000 fee. '1633 S...tlogo. Ml o,_ SatfS-1·5 YEARS OF HAPPINESS TO THE HEW OWHa -Beautiful deep yard with large pool, covered patio, and mature trees. Move into this 3 Bdrm family home before summer and r eally live! $169.000. 1521 Dowottrr u.. Ml o,.. w;s.. 1-s SEEING IS wom 18 WOIDS CLIFF"HAVEN -B eautifull y decorated home with total view o( Newport Harbor! Lovely decks, private yard and detached in-law quarters. $395,000 includes land. 521 •a.Rd.. Ml o,..w;s-1-s LIVE IT UP AT THE BEACH lllHG AH OFFa -To this vacant 3 Bdrm and family room borne. Owner tra nsferred and anxious. Pools and tennis court $118,000. 250 CoffoltAn .• HI WJS-1·5 PRICllESS GIFT OF SERENITY SPECTACULAR IAY VIEW -It's yours in this special home. 3 Bdrm, master suite with fireplace, walk in wine cellar bobby room. Fee land. 1411 ... Id.. HI Opett W ,!Sm 1-5 OPEN SPACIOUS FEELING CUSTOMIZED AHD EMLAIGED Your family will enjoy all of the Village II amenjties that come with this delightful 4 Bdrm townbome on fee land. Sunny family room and upgraded kjtchen. Greenbelt. #I Mudowsweet, '"· o,.. S.CS., 1·5 VISTA BAYA! THE MAME SAYS IT WELL - Beautiful bay view from this 41 Bdrm, f amjly room home on 1h acre in Newport Beach. Enjoy the fruit trees. lhe abundant outdoor play area and especially that.view. 2510 Vista acr,a. leek lay Sat/S. 1-5 SUSSEX LANE WESTCUff"S LOVIUEST IUY-Extra Special home in an extra special locale! Beautifully re modeled with island kitchen and brealdast nook. 3 large Bdrms and 2 fireplaces. Enhanced by lov~ly pool and patio. Call for appt to see. YOU'VE ADMIRED THIS 08£! FIOM nE WATH -Or from the street, this is the one you've always wanted and now it's available to you for the first time ever. The custom detailed features offered in this Cape Cod are separate guest quarters, 10' Coffered ceilings. separate loft hideaway and 'pool. The completely private.second noor is the master suite with sweeping bay and ocean views. $750,000. Call for appt. -. ----- DALYPILO'r • OflM IUM. I.. P.lii #1 JETTY, JASMINE CREEK. Owner must tell tbls beautlt\ll.I BR. 2~ bath townbome on quiet C!Ol'W location. Quality cpts, wlndow•well treatme nts i n neutral tones. Spacious rear yard -comm. teanla. pool & 24-br. guarded pte. Holly Markas644-6200. CG-69) OflM SUM. '.. ,. 2634 VISTA ORNADA. 4 BR Carmelita Plan ln Newport'• prime BLUFFS area. Appealing apaclom floorplan w /sepa rate BR • batb downstairs. Custom designed, lg. brick patio w/lots of g reenery. Fantastic location -close to J>OOl. Priced to sell quickly at Slt8.'60. Beverly Morphy642-8235. <G -70) 1u n.. o:uua Cute BR. 2 bath East.side Costa Mesa home. Fresh & clean for you to move right in! Quiet cul -de-sac close to Npt Heights best schools & s hops. $125 ,000. Terry Hanes, 642-~. <G·7U OPIM SUN. l·S P.M. 1816 BUTI'ONSHELL, BAYCREST. E ntertain "rain or shine" -let the s un or stars shine In -or close the .. retractable" roof in this custom built 4 BR home w /ha ndcrafted bar in a trium. Pool + s unny deck. $329,500. Larry Dyer 642·8235. • <G ·71a> OPEN SUM. 1·5 P.M. , #62 BEACON BAY. Attractive 3 BR cus tom Bayfront home featuring fantastic master .suite & beautiful covered patio on sandy beach PLUS l·BR charming apt. Slip for approx. 18' boat & tennis court avail. ~.ooo leasehold. Ma ry Lou Marion642·82.15. <G-72> Ol'EM SUH. I.. P .M. 2365 MESA DR. Exceptionally s pacious 4 BR family home on p oo l -s ized lot in tree-filled neighborhood. Features sep. family rm. formal dining. brkfst nook, front & rear patios, beamed cathedral ceilings. wet bar & courtyard e ntrance. $152.500. Paula Bailey 642-8235. <G-73) OPIM SUM. I ·S P.M. 2555 C RESTVIEW. Marvelous Bayshores family home. Spacious mast e r suite + children's wing upstairs (family rm. 3 BRs & bath). Al so features formal dining rm, gourmet kitchen & paneled library. "$425.000 incl. land. Dona Chichester 642 -8235. (G-74 ) OPEN SUM. I ·S P.M. 1412 SANTIAGO. Red tile roof & Spanish flair add to the appeal of this c us tom home in Dover Shores. Gourmet kitchen: lj?. brkfst rm; marvelous m aster s uite open to private sparkling pool. Open beams & 2 fplcs help lo make living here a joy! S323.750 fee. Barbara Aune 642-823.5. <G·7S> OPEN SUM. I ·S P .M. 230 IRIS. CdM. Live a little! Enjoy the easy lifestyle of this 4 BR home in a rustic setting just l ·blk from beach. Lots of country charm w/Javish use of wood, beamed ceilings & used bric k. $259,000. Shar on Smith 644·6200. <G-76) OPIM SUM. z.5 P .M. 445 VISTA PARADA. BLUFFS. Lovely single s tory Linda Plan condo -3 BR. 2 bath highly upgraded & decorated in earth tones. 2 patios incl. wrap.around -beam ceilings- 2-c a r garage w/opener. $162,500 leasehold. Flexible financing. Dick · Halderman 642-8235. <G -77) OPEN SUM. I ·S P .M. 5015 CRESCEmT. THE HOME WITH EVERYTHING! Spectacular l ·Ac. lot zoned for horses & a1ao offering pool, s pa, waterfalls & groves. Air-eond. -5 BRs-Jg. game rm -central vacuum & alarm system. Offered at $450,000 in lovely Peralta Hills. Anaheim. Helen Wood 644·6200. <G-78) OPIM SUM. I ·S P .M. 17 WHITEWOOD, UNIV. PARK. Lovely, bright & cheery end·unit LaSallemodel -4 BRs <master suite w /fplc>. formal dining rm &gourmet kitchen adjoining f amity rm. Storage galore -3 patios .-gas BBQ. Walking distance to p0ol, shopping & schools. $129,500. Amy Gaston 642-~. <G·19) °"" SUM. 1-5 , ..... ' 1219 SANTIAGO, DOVER SHORES • Dramatic 4 BR executive home featuring expoeed beams, cathedral ceilings & garden setUng. All new 1ourmet kitchen, tool SM9.~ ree. Larry Dyer&U-8235. <0 ·80> , o/ rJ•wf"'rl llALTOIS '71.111 I 4t 1•••••• ca• • o.e, ,._ ' ltufPft ..... • ........ _.... TltrH ~... fe•Uy rM• lite ... L•••I••• •••ler ••lh wlte. OC~TAUMA YllW a••••• ... ,,..... dMy .... ••• ... ....... •• $144. .... oNH SAT & SUt4 I te I ,.M. Jiff MA16AJllT, MIWPOIT tmMfl~ ,,.._._ ... ~ ..... c .,__ " ............. e.-; 9IH •• , •• [ .... NhH ....... ..... ...................... _ .... ,n.• YAID lw fw ,_.._•dl&w.b 0 ... SUM 1-5 ,.M. co•OHA oa MAI:.. o.. Wock to ... COROHA HACH. Six ..... wHlt ~;.~ ,...&.a.MMC .... floar. tlrffNd for ....... ln.C. ..... ,....... o•--. ••w ... n, brktl flupl1cu • fow _..._TAX SHILTH, $490,000. Quiet Cave Investment ............ ~ ... , .., , ....... c,taMt fif1,h1117141 Ml·ftll HOt•I Lido I I Over 5.000 aq. fl. Mc-dllt'rrannn ex~c. hom w/ • 5 bdrma ., 4 bathe. L.arae Rt~c . RC>Qm with cust. pool table & ntrica/llbry Ir\' Int• $634,500 COteOMlllUMI Ranr ho Son Jo Quin • Large 2 bdrm . 2 both, unken living room. tlrc•&llace Overlooks J:olr N'l•"'t' $139..500 Tu~ltn I.our twood 2 bdrm .. w ten1ui.. J>OOl. an<J volh.\yboll. S6U.~ IUSINISS Mf'C>a. a nln An o B ee r bar w/klldwn fat'llltlcs . Buglness. land. & building. Less than r<'pla~elt\C'nt cost. Sl36,SOO .,~ Costa M~o -Elegant Units, Ex<'ellcnt loco lion. 2 bdrm .. 1 .l_. baths. d lshwasher et c. Almost nt?w $565.000 Newport Beach 20 large 2 bdrm .. 4 b\de" \\\large lots. Enc l ose ~\\\. . pool & beautiful ~ J->caping Re~ pndc o( owner~hip. J $850.000 OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUM 1-5 SPYGLASS HILLS Ocean view, 3 bedrooms. family room . f o rmal dining roo m . cxrclle nt rondition. $347.500. 31 DWI.IX raotHllC Lout lon. 8 1otk from Balboa '-'Y. IWUrblahbaa ln proteet. Buy now a nd dtoaM eokwt! Xlnt I UOJ · mw aod winter rental. A ..... °'.,., 17Mlt0 /Jn '• I , ,~ I , • • .-I ~ 1 I "J Jl H .. If J 2 HOUSES ON LOT S\S.000. I wlU cal'r)I k>an. 1lt FIPnleaf. OCIAM YU OUPl.U Open Hae Sal an u. LAROE UNITS -7 yrs M0-7188 old. n•w crptt11 drpe . -- 1 -Y....;O..;.;....WMH__;_ ___ , paint -Coulon'l be ""'...,U.r--.-•L ~ tOday for ••k· ~· ~ .... ,, __ 11'1 price of 1240.000. B«ltlOHMIMT P .S. You'll rind me at 1814 Santanella Terrace. Sat. &-Sun. 1·5. You'll love the view & price. Only 1175,000. C:OA.5T PROPERTlES Twolar1ebedroom1. two ___ 673-_54_10 ___ 1 baths, bu1e entertain· .........-: N S bd 3 b mentdeck. V~ ofhilla. _ -.. _ ..__.... \!W r m . a . private ~ach access ~___.,..,wr-~..w.-~...-_. =1000. 113 E Balboa $182,000 $68 Seaward. 8h't1.2U/335-4896 Open Sat/S un 1·5 1'npleic. l lot lo beach l·T71-04.'56or 549-P59S Ocean view. remodeled Sl79.SOO. Brkr53&·NM. C.... .. Mar 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHAltrlST DUPLEX Near Goldenrod bridge. Lovely 3 bdrm .. 2 balh home 4 1mart 2 bdrm. aP,t: over dbl. garage. f lrat Ume o lfe r ed. Jl25,'000. FeeSlmp!e. _ OPIMSAT/SUN 430 GOU>INROO UMIYllSITY IEALTY 671-6510 ---- 5'YGLASS HILL Ma&nilicent lot on the TOP. S39S ,OOO . - Spacious 5br. Jba. Coronado. '395.000. nu tlnanclng. 645-7272 SPYGLASS HILL <>Pen House Sunday l s . V"iew Home with .Privacy 3BR. DR. 2 FP. l.arf(e FR Coty. I Polnt Sur Or t'75,000. CHOICE LOCATIOM 71.5 Goldenrod. CdM R 2 lot . Rm to grow As sumable Isl TO Lowt>'I price. Make o rfi-r Balboa Island ltealt y . 673-8700 Charmjng duplex. Steps to Goldenrod overpass. Jbr. 2~b11. approx 1800 sq fl upstalrs. frplc. 3 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_114 sWldecks, open beam In liv rm, lg mstr bdrm. Downstairs. Jbr. 2ba. ap· prox 1500 sq fl. Many UP· grades. Buyer has choice o ( lende r . $270.000. :;hown by appt. prln · c1plesooly 64-0·5078. Bkr 18.0W MARICET! For sale. Jbr Needs TLC. Only $139.900. 67J.43J ] agt. DUPLEX Corne r l ol. copper I * 675-5930 .. ;11;:1; 1-. ( 'q II\\\ <"•I" darm & P,ivac'I necu Beack ... 4 bedroom. pool. patio plus separate yard. Must see to appreciate. e>...-S. l·S 452i Cortl•dDr. Cwo .. r:lul $189,500. with a nd option. Bernita fJ/erlJen, f<eaftor 675-2373 2701 HARIOI VIEW DllVE Spedoc.llW Hewport HstMr View ~~~ 0.1 • IL I~ M. ............... .. ,., .. ,,, .. ,. e•tlo ,.,,_ .. 111. OwHr a& JH A61 ............... Ide. ll1f.5Gt. ()pea ..... IUD l ·S. Owaer/Al••t. f1S.M'11 • -.OWM.-T Owner auut 1ell . Tramtetted. Submk of. fer. Cu1tom S Bdr m . r .R. Corner lot. shaft>. Balboa l•l•Dd Realty. 8T.H'JOO IASTSIDI UST Refreahlnl ocean bree9eS 8Dd • 1partllng pool an j\&U extr.. to this lmmac. 38clrm-+ den home. Tastefully de · corated. situated on a quiet cuJ-de.aac. cloee to all shopping. Owne r motivat e d . Call for t.erms . 0..-W/S. 1-4 413Aa.Mew.,,cw Dennis l\l clAIUl1 !!ltr. ~ 9U'32163 llNM.ZU. double gara ae, c:holce comer locaUon. SJ .500. Immediate pouHtloft. OPEN SAT/SUN l·SPM 2116 ROSE LANE tcorner of Santa Ana AY!l.I a.y McC_.., IUtr. s-.112• PltlCE RIDUCID Attention builders. in· vestors. everyone! A cute 2 bdrm. home on re· ar ~ larae R·2 lot: now ool·=·=)! ..,,,..,. . ..... * 675-7060 * PRICE 40UHTAIH VALLEY: A .. ,.__,. -lo•.ty fow bedrOOM lor two be•oOQll & ·~ large ... , CorHr lot ., .. pool. a.v. .BODEGA RAY plumbing, good finant Sl&S 900 111~ rr~=rt..,on. Rllr 1rooft't t110 OPIM SUMDAY l·I Extraordinary vista of 35 mlles of coastllne & Catalina . Breathtaking ni g ht view o f harbor l i g h t s . Completely remodeled. Hundreds of feel of redwood deck & s hade arbor. French doors thruout. 4 Bdrms. guest qtrs .. dining rm. Spacious private lot with large pool & sundeck. Come by & explore this breathtaking prope rty . LOWHB> AGAIN ExecutJvt-4 Br. 38a 2 sly. seller out of stale Your )!ain, thousand'I below market. 1062 Sun P ablo C irc le . Opl'll Sat/Sun 1-S. storoglt crea. air c•dltlc••d. good .,._ wl~ VA tena&. $104,000. UASIS, CO.OMA DEL MAR LanJe *'" bedroo••· a..-ce .... brick .. ,..,..,. $610 ..... ....,. , .... ,.~ retttal OR y••'s IHM. Two btdroo••· Z both1, flre,loce, 5621 ~.....,. Two M.._. 2 botll., tdra .... ,....._ Dec• off......, rooa $475 www::Ctilr. SPYGLASS HILL Nig ht light view. 4 bedrooms. f_amilY. room. formal dining. Shows like ne w, $369,500. 18 MORRO BAY IRVIM£ TEllACE Dclightf ul 3 bedroom & den. freshly r emodeled. new kitchen. Luscious la ndscaping. Reduced $219 .000. Take over low down, sell on contract. 2007 SEADRIFT SPYGLASS HILL Gorgeous Southport. 5 bedrooms. .famil y room, bonus room . Pool. breathta king ocean view. $595,000. 17 POINT LOMA. CORPORATE PLAZA. REALTY 541-2953 075-0'""62 OPEN 1·5SATI SUN IY OW ... ER Sharp 2Br/\Hr duplex lotZIOUTRlGGER ~~Jak;~~~9u 1 ed 4br. FR. FL. view or Catalina & islands. pool ~ '/2 Acr~ Lot $392.500. llADLEY & CO., lfflton '73·3230 sized lot. $295.000. Trade Harbor View Hills South up for commercial. in· 4 Br J car gar . Open dustrial. lease. Prine House Sun l·S 3900 Pa rk Only . C all t o sec Green Or. By Owner 644--0634/535-7268. ~$2ti0~~.000~64~0-~61~08~--·1·-:~~~~~~ --------1 JASMINE CREEK HAVE IT ALL! FOtlEClOSUIE New Plan I. highly up· Top location. design. OP&fSAT/SUtf l-5 graded ocean view. construction. value 3907 IMLET ISLE 846-5502 crwfWm •VA TEllMS• $10,000. 3 Ir. 2 ba. Acrt 671-1022 646-7414 $227.950. Open hou se E legant . s pa c ious Harbor View Halls. ti Sat/Sun. 12 Jetty Dr custom gem . 2 Br++ bdrms . family rm . Sale by Owner. 759·9144. By Owners . 673.g179 23 l ot•ea n v 11· w . .A s k 1 n ~ SlS.OOo Down. Mesa Verdt South o< Bayside Dr .. Old Poppy. COM. $359.000 ~5.000 _ 4 br. wet bar. new plush CdM f b h ~ -.... HOUS£S crpt.s. M!1> rnstr swto. l1w re ur 1s cd Vic OPEN HOUSE SAT & "'iii ¥ vr-IA"'9 Iii pro f. l n dscpd yd t.onan 3br. 2ba, room for ~"UN l2·4pm. 3 Br. 2 ba I I I SAT.& SUM. l·S $125.000. Prin. only p o o I . S 2 4 9 . o O O . hm. tughly upgrd'd . walk 3111 IA YSIOE 7Sl·llM. Owner /Brkr.673·1148 t.obch.217 ln s Ave,Cdm J>OHY.f"u.,.,,,.., ·-------I ~·'"'"~"' 3 Bdrm home, close to ANT1'"1u1 COLI Of NEWPORT IEALTOIS Zll 5 L c:o.t Hwy .. c_.... .. M9r 675-5111 IU.UFOUR 9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Ideal famLly hom~ w1lh 4 Guual 1002 Cal 675-7119. I RtAliOJit \ tx-ac.-h.overloolting park: FtaNCI ' ••••••••······ .. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HARBOR VU HlLl.S. J Br ~C::..::" pnvatepallo 1227.500 +FR. French drs, beam 640·7000 •7t MOaMIMG CYPf. Warm & inviting 3br. tcrs, crown molding, lrg -----"1th frplc . beam ce1I . Desirable E Side Loca· CE ccil, parquet. cslm shut· Two2bdrm .. 2 bath u_ntts 2ba . o wD"er moving "' bedrooms. 2 baths. & has I -I y IE TY 1--------•I a separate master suite A-A AU SPYGLASSHILL ope n ing to a lus h . ()peft Sat/Sun 1·5 OPEM ~T SUM I 5 tropical atrium court 2120 LA LIHDA, .... I ""' • Located on a cul-de-sac ' Off 23rd St Real ram1l ti M !CITO street. a short distance borne. 3 Br. 2ba. li v1n Large 4 bdrm. ram a tr rrom a park With miles & ml ...o. 'ori f ., home With pool, jnCU2.tl. nuJCS or bake tr&llS. f'ull · wru r m . am• Y rarruly & bonus rooms; rm. 2 frp cs. 1acuni & f ...... _ .. _ r 0 price only Sll2.000. Call more f'ec land $185,000. a.,..,.,..., view o range 7Sl·3191 CLAUDESIUFfo'ER County! REALTOR 64.2·2'JO( WALTH S. klHG C SELECT SeU1dle items 642·!>678 &Atsoc. '73·ZSOO T'PROPERTIES ************************ ... ,.. ,.. ,.. --~ ... .,. ,.. .. .. .. • lt ,.. .. .. ... .. .. • .. .. .. • •• .. • .. • • • • 't ·~ ~ Wltela11 ,'1111111 Real Estate Inc. ,.. $20,000,000.0 In Sales-Production For 1rst Quarter 1919 I OUR BEST WISHES ••• 801 VOYAGE Tt e. her Sl -.... Pnncers F• 1111 OllY YU CAmlUll YICAY*H! JIM SKAWJNSKJ DAN TROIANO ED PHlWPS ROOIR RANKIN JOYC& WALTZE FRANK SARABIA 011111 OROl8 ERNll RIVAS DOUG MdULLAN 801 IU!AN~ LUIS YERO OUS ALBA IOI ROCK OARY IONl:S BllEHDA THOllPION ,.. ... ... .. ,.. ,.. ,.. ,.. ... ... .. .. ... * ... ... ... ,.. ... ,.. ... ... .. ,.. Jt .. ... ... ,. .. .. ,. . * ~ CALI. lll1M U DTATt.141 • : ••********************** , r ···-·--.. _. ___ -·-· yard w/2 sty tree hse & 2 Yr. NEW TOWN HOM F: pnvate beach $225.000 ~l~~sOSOO At. S48-01Jli fire nng $221.000. Op'n 3 Bdrm. 2•,;, balhl>, Cami 411 HEUOTltOPE alDlal ILll•s llQ, hse. 3800 Key Bay . lyrm.2 frplcs.wetbur.2 A d r <'am hous "'' 5 w·s 10E cuTrF: G r eat ff II 644-0357. or 673-2717. patios. garage $153.000 ~.ramify rm . den 1xih:1\l1al 2 Bdrm housl' OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IUY LOCATIO... 640-5679______ inS? rm + in law apt on large R2 lot Adjact>nt 2443 VISTA. taOll.Eli OPEN SUM 1-5 Large Single Level Paula Plan. Three Bedroom P lus Family Roo m In Newport Beach Bluffs. Tiled Entry . Large Living Room With Cust om Fireplace. Cathedral Ceilings. Huge Master Bedroom Suite. Fee Land. Only $199,500. Easy Financing. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 2156 VISTA EMTRADA OPIH SUN 1-5 Rare Four Bedr oom Bluffs Condo Built ln The Riviera Section Of The Bluffs With View Of Night Lights Across The Bay. Extra Stora~e. New Appliances In Kitchen. A "Joy Of Newport" Listing. 1165.000. 16 SIA ISLAND DllVE OPEN SUN l·I Quiet Setting On The Golf Course. Night Lights & Golf Course View. Three Bedroom. Formal Dining, Wet Bar. Two Private Patios. Secluded Location. $25.5,000. 2926 SILVll LA. .. OPIM SUM l·I Excellent 6 Or 7 Bedroom Home In Ne wport Beach . Large Pool Sized Ya rd With Room· For Boat Storage Or R. V. Access. Lovely Elevation With M o n sored Roof . Warm Invitin g Interior. Only $135,000. WATR .. OMT WITH DOCK Spectacular Family Home On The Water In Newport {Jeacb. Three Bedroom Plus Maid's Room. Large Family Room. JmmacuJate Condition. Huge Dock For Your Yacht. Call Now. IMCTACULAI SPYa&.ASS Lovely Five Bedroom Model. Nl1ht Llghts View. Many Extra Featurea : Pool, Jacuz&i. Sauna. Entry IAadl To Lllr1e Living Room 6 Form•l Dlnlna Room. Completely Modem Kitchen. Downstaln Game Room. Call For Appointment To Inspect. M.000. ~ .~ 131·1• I~ .......... "'"--.r._./Su I 5 SJl!0.000 R2. 2 Bdrm also avail. CdM S. of llwy. Small I ._,...-..~ " • MAURY STAU FFER Grant.Agt640.5777 BR house. perfect lot for 25 MoiMoil SEA LJON REALTY =-~-- -"" your new home. $189.500 J .... C...t ~· 671-5354 4'7-3311 -..-..-...-.-.v..WJ4- CaU owner, 546-007S Larciest floor plan.I~~~~~~~ PANORAMIC awg.o..,a.x ! aowcl1C01tlh••d. T"'" OCE .... 4 bdrm. 2'h ba . 1n each rifk lbr, 2'11bo, 2.-sty, Costa M.ta I 024 A" unit. Beaut. decorated w I sep. frM. dft1., ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIEW Creative financing. d By owner dar1Jng3 BR 2 r • •"' Id t c h • " . . $I I 0,900 s:m.ooo. Agnt SS9-Sl2S ji-•~ & at ba. cnlrY k1l., Frnrh w -rClllC)e • • doors. SB7.SOO 9'79'-9157 Handsomt new construr - i'") Clf'eG, up. den. tion at the corner or AIMnltles it1cl uc. CEDAR GLEN Wilson & Pacific Ave. m gate w /,,,.-d. t"'9is Dlstlnctivc 2 and 3 Col!ta Mesa Overlooking uh, & pool ...._ I h bedroom condommiums the propo!led Manna. 2 ,..... us from $91.SOO spar1ous bdrms + 2'"l lftdscp. Just Mlt1.,te1 ..c:.u Eld /\ C M ba. wr~vt patio & s un· "'--..._. 11!1.. -~ ..... _ ....,.,.. en ve.. . _. __ k k 1 . rrum • ..., •• ""· -Tift' 642·6734 """"' . R sun en iv1ng oceH. Priced for ---------1 room w/frplc & romantic V8!~'Y.UKEe5rr:_:~~·s .-!cit sole. See tt.is FOR SALE night -lif(hl view. Open -.._~ ...-BY HOUSEWIFE hol.-e 10.dusk d aily. 10'/o Dal~HT wltt1d or citl Mr. 2 sty home. 4Br. 38 a. down ranancinit avail. SMASHING free nowin H a d • I I , I It r • a.mom den. bar. ms1de Perfect for investor <>r contemp. 4 Bdrm occa 71•/325-2955 or jacU7.zJ&sauna,3palios young at he art. Cull vu home designed fo 213f71U43l. wtfruat trees on lg pie owner for d e t a ll b. fabulou.11 lndoor /outdoo shaped lot. E Side C M. 631·~. entertaining, formal o,rl•--------2147 Iris Pl. $147 .50-0 CALL casual dining. pool o JASMIHI CREEK _63_1_-0'128 __ . ----- partymg In the rec. r 17Whltewater Dr OPEN HSESAT/SUNI 5 with ste p down bar an ~.000 3193 College peaCt' and qwet in th Excell. ramil~ area & <FrenchQtrCondo!I> aeparated master s uite home. 3 Br + f R. 2'-'t Ba. 4 Br. J Ba. $72.500. Bkr. $77,900 y .& •.! A pnvate beach com · tastelully decorakd. lcn· Xl.nt terms ~8127 .,. munJly. nls crt1. pools. r a c .. --------No. Met1a.4 Bdrmi. . Open Sunday 1-5 gmbll. picnic a rea. & JUSTUSTID Yaw9'•• lwltyl 453JTremonlL1ne park. Parttal view or lfonlesok!Thiacute2br ()penSlinda)'2·5:30 Came<r.ihore11 ocun. Nice view of Npt OD 851124 A·t zoned lot 21194 Milbro 673-1 lll Center & s urrounding near Costa Meo . f'or •.Ul·S516 ~~~~~~~~ area. ()po House Sat /Sun dttalla caJI Century 21 -------1·5. Gold Coast Realtora.1--------SUPlll!!I John Shearer Rlty. S48-llal. WLL.A .. ca• DIG Sq. n. of charm: 4;,~~~~&t0-17~~15~~~ ~ DtUCT New li•tinR. near·new 2 bdrms. + huge l(amcr .v BR.. de1uondo. So conve· rm. +family rm.\++ +. ~ IC OPEN SA1'JSUN 10•4 nlent t o South Cont vou must see th s Burl ~ M Hill 2311 Santa Ana Ave VlUaie. Split level Uvmg • tnl~l!W'_I 12(111,000. Mc CORMACIC RE North of 23rd St , This 3 ~. 2 car 1arage. OP1M SA!C.~H l·S ..... She~· br. 2 full bath. R·V. Im· Commuruty pool. tenn11 ...... 15 c ,... mac. home Just reduced + + •.ooo ~· Olien 12·5 Sun ay OemW'Y 21 Gold Coast 642-5200 81l CARNATION, on the n __ .. _ ...-i1-DUPLIX HOMI ocean 11 lde o r hwy __ _;.__"""•....;.·_-...;.,__· ---·--.,* f\nest. eorner loutlon. Owner's unll hu 4 IMMACULATE · r e · ~ t . loYely 2 bdrm. residence bdrma .. 2 bathl ' f11>lc. rurbiahfd Twnhff. 3br • wl\hf0tmaldinlngrm.+ +aguestapt.wlthfull Iba, dbl gar .. d ub '*OfntunJt,+.Seelren· ldtc.Mn•bat.b.Overthe houae. pool. hnmed . joy the beat tor le11! 1araJe Is anoth e r poaMeaioo. '15.900. By •.OOO. apadou. I-bdrm. apt. Owner-. 141 Yontown Lft . OfllMUT/SUH. l·I With v.ulted cellln1 " evea.aMf71. OllUftle Pan, 4 br. I be, 120 Orce.Id buih·ln kitchen. Vacant ...-d. IM.D A.Mum•· for your ronv.Nence. A A T T E N 1' I O M bli flee. '"'' Owner p..a,MAl'f1H 1rut iovutmen t. INVESTORS •• UM. IST A Tl Whdher for a llome or Two a bdrm boaMt on a ._;.._;_ _____ _ 64+711> wlhelter .... 000 t. lot In CM .A1ent. <-. HDme 11411 l•I . • 49 .. 7111 Ill.om Tnwne 8'-.. miff. I ~wt.opetdPeople •--------•_;.....-----Br •••• ,._, ft•t'1 wtaat the P9ople who need people UNraded a DR. tam .. din· DAILY. PILOT lllOuld a.lwQ'I cbetk t.he =rm. OwMr anidoua DUPLEX, I Br ea, IC dM SSRVJC~Dla8Cl'ORY ~DtnttorYintbe '•· Balboa l1la.d 1ar, I 1r old, ~l IUll1t.,,_! OAfl,V Pff,tl'r lty.~ • ~ .... .-- 631-2246 4 ... . I I s t ' l , ~ . r " I. 2 r I ' '· f , ....... ,.... 261 Br ont level, 2td car carat•. frp I t'li, mlttoweve1.1r.tnh0ue wledow•. pool, spa TF.NNIS eowt. Froc'n•.~ ~or au ltJZO Ds. cl piped bf ...,_Dev Co -------------IEST M llEWPOIT IUCll 4 bedroOms. 3 baths. plU5 added bonus room, On-law guarlers. studio or bobby room). Prime location Just lu1teid. $l53,S•. laiiill••ntw.. ..... - 671-.JJ7J ----o..r.w 9126 n r ,. • .._. 1040 .............................................. ORANDOPP.f'(INO MARJNITA l...,..._U1ioua ru1dtnru ._ar llle manna r~m Sll~.000 831 3450 49:1 • $4f 5 tu c ........ "-..... Nur •rhoo1a, 1hop1. frwy Nlt'H BR. 2 8A, on lal'INlot. Park Plare,fnc tu T46t COOl SIARIUI --..a Oc Vie SoCk>H\ol~ Beach om your baltOIJ)' )'OU Ov"rloolc r~~~~~~~::o.:0.~~ lt523 CAll"'S~flVM I ~. You'll love thcr--------- mHtt'r 1ull• wtlh • WOOOlllDGI w • r nl fl re P I a c e ~UT /SUM I ·5 eauronwa llvln& at •t '• 2 LAl(fSIDE V8'Y beat. Ut'uutllul Brlahloo 2 Two Full·Servlce Offices For All Your f'blanclal and lnvestmen.t Needa U<M SO. COAST HWY . IN VILLAGE FAIR LACUNA BEACH 497.2457 Lingo Aul&-. JUST LISTED FOR SAU! MOMAICH. IAY tmaACI cw · 1c111hr ,......_, .... ... l .............. ,.,., ...... ..... ...... ._.,_ .... ..., .......... ... reclffc ••••• 41••"'' ........... . $HO.OOO. . WOODS COVI ISTAll If ...... h ".:.-:· ............ ,.,.. •• , ... rti .. , ..... ~ ....... ... 1~!!1~~ ""N froiDaU J • yard, ..,..,.. 'bJk lo beach. t) Sl7t,OOO· waD'lml. • ,, .... Hwy. S..,.r vlew-IMar tbe •wa eralblal! Beaeb • ........ pl. .. ~ ..., •• W ~ Bdrmt. 2 batt\I, fall\11)' _________ , ZllO IQ n. br~htod f\l)()f"I, rm, uay malntt>nanrt> SZ.OOOCAIPIT wtt bar, trl ll'vtl l'lornetouperaru Only W/\TIRfRO""T ti Ml., hte. R[ALESTATE 63H4()() bd.rms + den, wet bar. w11lk to lake. Extremely . anxious, motivated 1'8SSO. COAST HWY. LAGUNA BEACH 494-8057 .. ..... ...., ............. ,,,. -- traplc:rl fwelt ls• ... IMllll...,. AU.OWAMCI ~900 II for Norm -.960 ~ Uu 3 Bdrm 2 batlt w~!f' COA.'>"T p ACJ fW SUMSIT I.E. s e II er. R c d u c e d t o !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!I $1.21,SOO footllw.411•• .. -.4 ..... wllta ..... .....,. 0 ..... ,. .... .. d u · MM• Verde bom~. I\ REAi. t~ATP. Sl7-16U r._ a Ma~ pool. 831 4 -tt.\3S REHAI & PltOFtT Builders. lnvestors & do· 1t .yo ur s elrers . Panoramic view in N . Laguna. Lg 2 sty, fixer· upper w /room for ex· l>IU\Sion. Creative fioanc· ing. By owner. 549-2<M2 Peclflc. al ......... • 1 ...... 4 ~~CKRE· .... ~etffwy. 160~8-.&\ OPEN SAT /SUN 1-S rovered patio and MU• SHAU DUPLIX EASY LIVING BBQ. Aaldna onlyt---------1 ~81.Uto buch Earhun OWN ER M OV I NG .... , •• 4 ...... ..., ,._. .. ... o ,..... llltcll••· lot•c.. ..,-4ffa. SL12.flll0 Call~·!IM SING I.ES 1t ho!\ 3 BR's, t•, bu, t ~ Now'a O\ll ume to bu)' Fanta11tlt• rt-cr ·•llonal gat"s & xtra pf'kg lhi.s spe<.1acular 4 brm. .. .._ZO'a.wlttJ .... Kol 645.000. A 572 sq.. fl. sky-llgbted studios a bonus with this -4 ~ HERITAGE rf t ALTORS ;! aV!!~~~u~nd that home you wnnl DoM\ up to SI00,000. Cll hldr A.fl. 241n WOILDR.E 543-1722 --- LOOICHYE!! Red'u ~t!d $8 ,000 BeauUful 4 Bdrm, 3 bath Mesa Ve rd e ho ml' featuring a custom pool and Jac11w . Call 546·5880 rorinottdetalls. ~~HERITAGE community 3 Bdrm•. Parle Pla~.ln<'842 746J fmly rm townhome, --------- dd'I. 2'' bit townhouse ------w/formal din.rm. A IC. Heritage Park, 2 bdrm. Wet bur. lrplc, 1ra&h IY OWMElt community pool & lownhome. Xlot location. t'Omp, pool. Jae, pool, Jae l~mar 3 Br, 2i,, nu. jacuzzi BeauUfully de· Assume existing loan at & 2 saunas . Close to high l y upgrade d , corated.Lowestprtcefor 9'7r. &.000. Owner/Agt. bt'ach & harbor. An t.'X· maS!ivefrplc. many ex· SUPERB location : 833-9293 cept1onal valu~ at tras. Assumable.187.SOO ~.900. --------- $86,900. 1494 > Call for appt. M2·~ MEWPORT CIMTElt 1 rlJCE RB>UC ED REALTY Vacauon & Investment $5400. on lhls mce 5 BR, 640-1112 Properties. lnc. 2 ~ B A M e r e d i t h . 493-9111 492-1700 Gardens home. Large 4-5 8.R 8&Scay, $175,000 2·3 33X20ram rm. BR Oakwood. 1105.000 Park Place.Inc 842·7461 64.2-0112; 644-6687 IMYESTOR•s AsWltlt 9% Loan DON'T MISS LUSKIN DBFIB.D BeautifuJ Piao 5, 4 BR. 3 baths, highly upgraded. Move in condition. SEE MYRNA IOOM 26 DEERWOOD EAST OPENSUNDAV 1·5 675-3411 SPECIAL 3 Br. 11~ bit. 2 miles rrom THtS ONE Resort condomin ium beach. Near romm. pool. Deerfield, everything ~~~~~~~~~ near Dana Polnt Harbor $73,500 Jim 962-8140 you could want in a WE'VE GOT YOU SURROUNDED & Laguna Beac h . J ~ home. Winner or Gold Bedroom. den. 2~ baths. Nl.lt'get Award at Pac pool. spa. 2saunas, (rplc, 21 Coast Builder's Con( wet bar, trash compac· Vaulted beamed cell· tot. Desirable end unit. ings. wood burning frplc. Owner will help finance ~ cust. books h elves, $126,500 OPIH SUHDA Y I ·S SerYlagWlM &CMeM 214SAlex_... Upper Victoria Beach . Beautifully furn iS~fd <furn not ioclJ wOO<f' & glass 3 Br, 3 ba, den. 21 sq ft livable. Great ocean vu In !lecluded area Walk to beach. Term avail. $249.500 OLD WORLD ENGUSH TUDOR F•telllc .. y Wt 5 a..•ao• ...... la HCWecf WM of 0.. ,... ...... anck paflo wfttl facaD, flnplt 9ld a...elM ....... $451,000 .... for...., ..... 499-4551 SOUTH LAGUNA 1 • bdrm.,~ ocean I=: ~·11,'#ft::t:l ~ aoo.•a pool. too, in • bM1tliful courtyard~~ •• UaUag • $285,000. ..... 494-n'5'f MYSiitPA-- A serene-ml-It canyon view with glimpses of the ocean; ~leu.5 4 bdrm. faMrj me bas been f resri/.;' & painted ...... .., LAGUMAGMAILMH .. on the ocean side; walk to the beacbJ~is de· at 10%. Assume 8% tst Lodlhart skyllte. Living area -..-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiial T.D. Invest.er price. Va· opellS to covered redwd. -----cant C&JI now $89.900 OPIHSAT,SUM 12·6 p_atlo. 2br, 2ba. den. REALTORS EMtrald lay Lot 67U634 ... by rolling bills & leisureJy goUers strolling to & !ro. Romantic, too. reflecting peaceful harmony w /nature. All this is localed in the San ________ _. LOWER THREE ARCH IA Y ligbtful J.b«frm. home : wood e'-~hfl". sep garage~ liwp)Gt are a rewof the~ '179.SOO LAGUMA CHAIMB .•. in the biU.~~utifully ~ W'iul !'0001 for exp&n&ioa· CilliilorD win· dow frames flqlansivc view oC GittAtin'a sunsets. 3 Bdrms-:". !,,baths. <471) 5 B<tnns .• 3 albs. 2 frpl, Huge end of cud·de-sac WESTSIDE kitcb /family, formal lot. Auto sprinklers . SUHSHIME Vacation & Investment din., lge. liv. rm. Approx Walk t-0 comm. pools. Joaquin Golf Estates for $126.500. 552-4477 PORTER REAL TY lOOON. COAST HWY. 497-2461 3 Br. 2 ba-t-t:f.:I & low Properties, Inc. 2500 sq. rt . Corner lot, ~':.: scbls . $94,500. • 493-9381 492-8700 trlr. or boat access; close v ... ner /Brkr. 552-3377. matnt.yard. .500 ·~~~~~~~~~ w beach. Cross streets 752-2737. Open Sal/Sun OCUHFttOHT Yo•r clla11c• to Ii•• I• • pri••t• ,ate II dH ca •ty a.. n•ecll l1lb clt......-,l~o--.llMllh..._•• ,_..lot wit1t oc ... •i•w ...t tor.el ..... roo. ia priced to Ml. Yoe cat -for tk . priYallt bHcJI. hmia cash .... Cl lty . recnaHaa utlhr ..... ....., line ArcJI .., $189,500 • , •• ~ XJ, f•h 754-7800 1. Atlanta & Buch. 8332 1·5. lOPeppergrass. ---------• Private steps lo sandy • ~ . OCEAN v IE w rro m Snowbird Dr. 536-0655 laOW M "'RICET --------beach ; 4 bdrms .. 4 baths ~ , ... -..~ M balcony fantastic securi· -"' HA.VE BUYERS! +complete guest a pt: ty townhome near new. 2 ~c1ous 4 ~rm + den Sharp 3br, ~reat location Deerfield Par k home. 1 with living rm .. kitchen, a}~ Br 2 Ba, dining rm & ex· rmal dinmg. rplc. scp. +decor with amenities. Plan 2 or Irvine Groves bdnn.&bath. $725,000 L . J"A410f'S ~ 15)<-nos~~hway l lllQOi'lt'UeilM.e& 9W51 C114t •~!. citing e n tert aining Cam. rm. w/wet bar. l Muslsell.673·43llagt. Sequoia. 4'h'* comm . OCEAHFttOHT S '!" , features Owner gone. mi. to beach. $l2l.900 WOODIRIDGE Call Sunday 9AM to Spanish architecture Must sell. Vacant. _Bkr __ 536-__ 14_93 _____ , 12PM. Agt. 975-0616 with courtyard entry; 3 ca• offer. °"'' SJlf.000 •. C• Swift Torr.ce. ==rn·~~671 -------W~ERN REALTY 4 BR. 2'h BA. Landmark NHewo UstingGin T))ebPl~ce bdnns., 2~ baths, tran· By~. 4br. 2ba. Mesa SERVICES. 53().2224 home. Oversized Jot. mes; re e n ri a r •-111111111111111 ........ _.. quil ocean & sunset 497-3331 LAGUNA IEA.CH 11141 489-4!>91 ............. model. 4 bdrms .• 2 baths. i••&.r.a5y ... ••., · SS3S ooo v-. Be.ut Fam rm It 0-,.C.._...r SlOUOOBroker846-5792 atrium, s unken living -~ viewsca.owA..POIMT OPIM~l-5 frplc. Close tb schlr Xlnt . rm. ''"e famu~ rm ..,·lb Far reac.,;" .. views from "'""" ... 211r..a.2 •--eaad. •.ooo For -_ppt llotque 3 Br home w/lots Beacbwalk Condo. 4 • .. · ~ · .. i · Turtler;;;k'. Spacious ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J -._ 545-0189eves: Prlnriplt-s ·otwOodft stainedgl.~s. ~bdrm.3ba.fam.rm.2200 stone (rplc. Beautiful townbome, unjque floor Near Cr escen t Bay Old top oft.be world. only OPEN SAT/SUN-Ocellft" har~r view, s q . Ct. $135,000 . spa. Earth tones. Im-plan.$1.86,000. ~~hcs~. l~e~ti~c~en~ lb&stic A·frlime.·2 BR. ll.S open beam r.e1lmgs. Fr . Owner/Broker536-9987. r:;cLl~~· c'~~cr~d atrium entry; qulet&ex· Arcbit~s own uni,sual ew condos. Laguna wr1~er ·s~ tafL ,•hc;>", dOors, llled covered patio . .._6 9~ 1 cl·-ive ~-a .....w: 000 ex~i·ting desi· "n ·Wik Beach Charmers. One studio. glfrdeo & patios. IY OWNY/E'Sick 3+ or4 Bdrm. 2 ba. New ly tedecoraLe<I ln & OUl. $134,900. Ph 675·5500 Mba Woods 4 Br. 2 ba. FR. DR. 3 car ~ar. xLras. Xlot cond. & lor Owner, $117,SOO 556·1830. Investor must sell l home \n Costa Mesa . No brokerage. ~ Anlhurst·S82.SOO Call 83l·!l081 for informa· lion -------- R-2 lot with mature UYEAtTIMIEACH :~o9:;o"""wne '" oan. ~-~~ ... ~"'~~~~·~~!! dw'ntwn Lagu"na·, oco blk bt'b. l . 2. 3bdrm. 1st SUndeck..Sll9.;iOO. trees. A onc·Of·a-kind Lovely 3 Bdrm Quel-la DAVIDD.CARLSOM -view. quiet cyn. 38r. offering. Owner. 499-1625 GIM~lac home at $169,000. Kathy. home. Loaded w/extras. _"''TOR 13~9293 ~~~!!!!!!!~~~~ Blue Ribbon 2Ba, ram rm, LR w1open Iv msg, or494..0LS. <con· 64~4,IJ· Agt. 4116-9352 Be au l Io w ma 1 n t . --r = beamed ce~. unique 1_do5_> _______ t----~---- EXCLUSIVE landscaping. S119.800. --PltlC--E-R_ED_UC--ED--A TOUCH SP!cial cedar int/ext. spa. ~·n~ HllllC •lfilltop location. °';';=~ ·5• Last 2 wks w take adv an· OF CLASS That's the theme for this :fb· S329b500. lnter~l· ~ Mc COAMAO< RE ~~!!;,.I ·5 -OCean v\ew. Cal tage of '"By Owner" pnr· $85,50-0 '' 0 L DE LAG UN A onl:~~9,/1t&r· Prin Opett S.doy I ·5 715 ~· •3Br·2'h8a. ~ + $2000. savings on Graceful symmetry em-DUPLEX'", impos ing -""""---------S72 &689AltaVtsta Portof'ma 1"Vff!W. Nearlv •Formal Dill. Rm. JodlAdl & Assoc. this huge s Br. 3 Ba UP· phasized w/a sparklin1: two story design of early OCEAN VIEW TurnoCfHwy at Solana new,3bdrms. with sauna -GounnetJGtchen. 963-0926 graded exet home. Gol pool...enhances the sel· Laguna archit ecture SOUTH LAGUNA Captivallng views ! This &family room. Builder'i, •Mirrowave. to be Irvine's best buy! ting or this lvly home with detailed exterior of new 3 bdrm., 3 bath ownhomewit.b.aUt.heex-~enrCodh DooCrs. HEWIEACH HOME 55M17S w/exceptional livi11g SBOHAJPRLOAPN"BSAJDTTJNGAN1Ds Walk to pnvate beach home +"potting rm. & tr as! LollW ~ Oak ~pe ustom. BY BUILDER. Blork to space. 3 lge bdrms & 2 f rom this Lag un a wine cellar. d e rles eabinett~ s uper •Near new. beach.. Ocean view. IHTHERAMCH baths. Bring the fmly located on pnme North Classic ... a larger South descriplion & challenges kitchen! Owner mot1vat· •Assume rinancing. no 5Bdrm 4'L b 3000 rt 3 BR. Lrg fam rm. A s· over & se· e what OP· end lot. w/RAMBLING LagWla home of wood comparison as to views. ed. $248,000. qualifying. '"e .. n'tcony", a. 208sq1r.th. sume 9~% fixed In., portum'lies are av"'lab1l1e PICKET FENCE, OLDE and bnck with hardwood quality. artis try & OltAHG'~OAST C""",..,..,..,Y 2t.WEST ""b mu 1es. a '" BRJ CK n BQ AND fl oors Upsta1·rs ""Ith 1a ... 1 ·ll-c.n. u "' ..... r195 ooc Ph """ 1718 owner will carry 2nd. ID Irvine. 5524477 . n . .. l.ancbcapin,g. Worthy or -~I c 12 UNITS 554-4840 .,. . .,, ' · ...,.,. Ag nt T Ba WALKWAYS. Upper 2 bedroom. bath, living your consleration at 631.~· om ron, [~l\llrjl!iJii'.lfaJ BEDROOM. 1 RATH and dining areas, and s365.ooo .... Or ror 1~~~6~44~·41~41~~~ MESA VERDE. nine 2 BToro 1032 Family Style · _,,_,,_______ UNJThas spaciou~ llVlng largeldtchen. Expansive $234,500 we offer al· Bdrms. 2 baths. three 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WOOOIRIDGE PLACE Real Estate room, approx. 25 rect downstairs guest unit classic 3 bdrm., 2'h • -tlls IOSO Bdrm s . 2 bat b s ,l•------~•I 'Ibis extra-clean 1900 sq 3 bdrm. 2 ba. cus tom loog, with built·in china Jrv~ng2 '::1e'i'°'!1~d br~~f baths, wet bar, frplc .• ==•••••••••••••••• fireplace. enclosed UNlVERSITYPARK fthomeisrvrlectforthe jacuzzi. roman tub, air WOODBRIDGE cabinet. and PEEK OF dedt&woritsbop. • prages,closeto8Cbools, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath large ram1y. There are cood. etc. Sl2S.900 By 4 Br. 2~ ba. lge lot. TH.E OCEAN,coiylower ~~me';:: ~~~~~Yg leodl~OfHwy. Mam>, spac 3 BR 2 s hopping and park. Garden Home. Cathedral 4br. l:i4ba, a la fam rm Owner. If you can find a formal din. comm pool & l BEDROOM. 1 BATH the owner at ()pea Sunday l ·S Ba. 2 car gar. love.ly Princ.only.64~9l&l celling, ltalian t ile, new w/separate d10 a rea, lesa expensive house in mor Red l $lll 900 UNIT fealures BRICK l7l M AlJl.EV t ff view. FJ>Jc. central air. carpeting. pool. jaccuzi. frplc. Oellght&airy tile Woodbridge Place buy it. 541~·5331 ·. i46 ·2'32s FLOORS AND WINE Please~n~494·2352 oCSo.CoastHw)..~v~c· ~-a7000d kuoner Rily . ·-~i~. _75 mo. 67 .. 0192 kitchen bas convenient Must sell. #18Sandstooc. BATOOSINGH RLTY. CASE, PANELED toria Drive & follow the·-"""-'-------..... u ...... -.,..., pass thru wi.ndow to the 552-3564 WALLS. For those who __ E_~v_erun_· ..:::g;...s_: 4_99-4265___ ·- . OPE N HOUSE REALTY / eves.only. she.llered patio. tll<t,900. O want a place a t the sians, p~rk in _alle~. 3 BR 2 BA. Monterrey l!!!!~!!!!~~~~~I 0 pen s u n . N r Woodbridge Creekside BY WNER beach. fuJI or "OLDE w£~ Come frolic on Victon a CQ')do, big.bly upgraded. Goldenwest & Slater . Aspen. 3 Br. 2 ba home Oceanside condo. 1m -LAGUNA CHAR M"', we """'5U: Beach Wlth Hollywood Sl9,500.0wnr.837·5'991 $15,000DOWN 0022SpickardLn. Upgraded. Assume $74K ma c .. amenities galore. believe thisonewilltake Lillie old lady fro m stars! Be. the proud._..........,. 1052 $850 ,R Mo Talley Realtors Isl TD at 9.6%. Long beaut. decorated 2 Br ;.: '"FIRST PLACF.". or. Pasadena who would owner oC th.is new cedar__,.....·~ 0 Ba · I I { • .ave a panoramic view or shingled, 3 bdrm .• den, •••••-••••••••••••-•• By0wner·4br.2ba. Mesa No qualifying, ., Br 21.; 213-500-7252. escrow K. $97,900. UlC. PoO /tennis1priv ered1or ooJy 2Va b th VI h La N Verde.St.orage&arcess Ba FR OR A /C Owner,S51-<t038. beach, secur gutc . $172,SOOMPr\c~ LagunaBeach.coastllne Ea af.• e,w oMme. guna iguel ( R V 9 ' · · ai.Jl!l!ft ROOM, $159500 499-2627 & oceaa. She can buy a sy inane ng. . ay ~762JJ: . u 1 ,500. SPA. patio, lg' fenc. cul: .... ......., • Woodbric19t COftdo . ! ~m'T~~sycood 2Br. 2 ba own your own lease/option for S12.000. Realty • ._..;.. ________ , de-saclot,only4 mos old. try this on for s ize. 2 Br l 'i'z Ba. nr lake, HEW OH MARKET 1 uas A ! ! apartment io a super It is VACANT. $225,000. a..ceclEattside Muatselllhis week. Prin GlANT 2 stry, 3br + pool/spa. lmmac. end Distinct" artisti h -SIOHREALTY s truc t u re with a n 494-755• ~OWMr only.837·1m ~otcnbenus !ma~LJS~..Ugndtirn~ unit. $69,900. Bkr. inNortb~guna. ~s~:i~ . 98S~~9w!·oL7a3guna elevatot,for$12S,OOO. ""-t•vr---a T B ti Th. ' 4 ... "' u.svuuu 631·1234 · run· g departure from the .,.._, '99 I COASTAL Make your •hopgl ng -·-330 E d St, border .·ry n ea n g is. ing rm. Assume $74.500 ---------PROPERTIES ~ Ft f P CM/NB county. 2 blks to .Bdnns, 2\.'J ba. Gd Joe. 4 loan + ~uil)'. call now, UNIVERSITY PA.RIC ordinary. Walk to the 496-8338 easier by using tbe ally •,,_ OOI~ backbay. Cstm house, yrs. young. lmmac. "', C"T'A EREAL'rORS beach from this custom Pilot Classified Ads. are just 2 of the :us M i ~ IU.AA7i Village II plush 2Br, 2Ba. built "Studio" bi·lev"I features cl ... ,_ lov v 4 approx 3000 sq h any ma ny amen l id. 5.16-11311 wnhse AC "' uua , carport.. ?Ax20 garage. 4 $74,900. Covington, ~nbe'amid c~Tifng~~~re hBdrmsome. f2eabtautbsrl.negnt:er~ 'II Bdrm home, located in Br. offirc 2 full Bn. best 768-5008 MMI"• roof d . 'd desirable La Veta area • • ~ 042 • en unit on WI e lainment s ized li ving c-·· I Banker $134.950. .. appliances. + lots or ex· ra.t-. Vahy I 034 I Greenbelt, steps to adlt r 0 om w / m a s s I v c ~iNe Gnd .. U•'-- tras, lo maant. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. ••-•••••••••••••• pool & jaQaJzzi. By owner fl' I 0 I kl g rx51r-..:NI"" n"'""'[n"'"' COM""""' _, 541 5179 $93,500. 552-1766 or rep ace. ver oo n "'~ ~ .,... ~ """' ..,..,,., lrtct.al comfort for you & • Shadow Run by Warm· --unvl HOME """"Ho.. city lights, whlte water )'OW" famUy. Beautiful 3 lngton 4br 2ba 2 frplcs, ~ • ...__ view and mini avocado · * ~. l·S * Bdrm bome w/eartbtooe By Owner R·2 lot . .3 B!! 1 l . s t y, up g r a d e d with all t.h4! features for Sale/Lease Turtle roc orchard. Nothing com· V'I"".,.... colons • hi&b vaulted ~~0002car1gar. bn~ ~.Across rrom =r.f:n~" gBraclo2~ Breo Home. La rges parable in comfort. ap· rh.111111.c"~r OPlNMan UDJ~t.MOMAIC2 Bdrms", cf!en1t,121Tbalths8-, ceiliap, MP· deo w/Wet ..,,.,.._ . ~1·1838 Mile . Prk. Prine. Oo· · 4 r. ...., mod 1 .. _ · 1 ........... CM!ancflocaUon at ~&Y 0 bar •-fam i lu rm. ba. W·''"'";o, d.lstance to e ~st view ol •. .....-~ • • ,, _........... 1026 ly. 1127.000. /firm . ~ ......... avail 'lune ,..... __ carpe $Z75,000. panAPft-Oft ocean •-mtn vi·-SllT,900. -~ 56W'lllor-..seao. ~~1tary1 sAcbools mor'ic oUMt~'b;L detail' DOM OSEN r~-p VUU.U&" -"' .... .;>. 4'3-9494 495-1120 •-••••••-••••••••• ---------•. . 1 Yr. mer. now 1165-2175 UALTOltS '-"V&ut.JCU&Y Enjoy sunsets of Catalina Island. 4'6-2411 llO..SOIO SPLASH!! a'IMSAT{SUH 10..4 Home arr. 4162 · ..OtGLENNEYRE MC>n'H&SOUTH Comm. pool, jacuzzi and MYOUISPA <Greeobroot>. 4 BB. Pienoa.SlSUOO •-IHdt 10 ... _ 497..-COASTALVllWS c lubhouse. $129,500. SEE HAL U , ram. rm .• bonua rm.J. 2~ ....,..... -CARDWELL AT 31081 ALMARA 1bqua beacb. house. b&.c!J:"gar.1812.2~-IWWA~MT ....................... 8841.DIAY Teena1ers? Growing ~M'~AL ta a. ~~~t;~~·o~Bf°!·i~ UMIVMSITTPAIK TllllACE ~~.r:~f.,!:~,/~~~el!!: LN. PROPERTIES BY OWNER 3 BR l:Y. Ba, Massive river rock Exec 3 Br twnhm. pre-Unl.que Emera ld Bay ury esta&e·slled home. 4 OPat IM DAMA POtNr Beauti!uJ 3 ____ ..,.._ pool.'88,200. flJ'elUcealnUvingroom stlge area. cov brick Terr ace home s u r · Bed.rooms.famll)'room. 847-'7707 & mu ter suite. Abun· patio. gourm et kit roWlded by flow.ering arittplaces.300011q. fl. or bedroom. 2 bath executive home Magnificent ocean v Jew NewJbd.~S.t• Sun 1-$. 3all o. Agt. GMllZ3; . OCIAM VU DUPUX wttb bNut I Bro I ba __.., Wiit ~ 2 Br, 1ba d. ~Point'• llllllba:rll ... OCIO. By . _.. ' OOAl'l'AL PJ¥.)Pl!R11E8 ........ 81 owner, 3'700 lwi sq ft. 5 dance of natural wood w / J e nn. Ai r BBQ , fnlt treel. ooJy musutea gracious llvtng. Reduced with panoramic ocean, coastal le SR. 4 ba Sa Su thnH>ut this new 8000 sq microwave. French drs. walk to beach. Sunny, tos:'RS,000 city light views. Private master ~.!":! W~ \ic,o n ft house. 1761 Nimble, plantation s hutters. spacious rooms. with all it · h b Ma~ 1 ~c la, Trinidad J..s l a nd. crownmould'f reelaod. wood interior, lnc~ds P9tlYACY s u e wit earned ceilings, m.LOITIADI Ct1cuf.~ ~1 ,uoo.ooo:_ ~· ~od:~.,~y !::. a:f.~te dining ~=~ d~~::t!~ ~i~C1faC:~~icrO::Ct~· ::a::i.=. :~ :.~o~'?vt~ IY OWl•ll $1A(9ATICOMOO 551-4Ql2eves. DOM OSIN inllueacecl home make It $299,900. SEE LINDA BEARD AT llMd bueb comm&Ullly. 4Br. 2Ba, tam rm 2 Bdrm •den. s bath. ltlALTOIS u pecla1Lag11Da proper-34021 BLUE LANTERN l*.400 • " w/frpk, 2 car c.r111e Muter' 8clrm suite with 401 GLENNEYRE ~·~ Bedrooma.i.. 2 Balbi, OCIAM Y1IW • w/opnr, 1 pr1okle dreulD~IU .te pvt $1.77 w IAY 497-4841 ' &JPERLOT ... YUTIN A ft'OID llllide • out1 itft . 1rstem1. block feece, be&oonJ down Uv· r• end POOL? IYl,500 MOMAICH IAY TmACI allltnlcted. a br, z 'ba. '*'°-111D~411.,.... ..... room w le P•Uo --t• ALL 2 BR, Nortb ' walk to --Large ~ Bdrm 3 bath home on a falD rm, ant bMcb .. c· ._,.L · ~: d:Aonwater. Near ten· .... • YoUPaY bucb: lrJ>I, bdwd. nn.: 1"9DOWM • • -=aMDJD~ . •111>. * court. uoo+ aq ft. •.'!-:ad ,.uo. R4. can add Wlk. andwtrYcruu~nnanc· lovely cul-de-s-.c . Outatanclln& pool ODlr • ( ac.. ""'· "-4 ..... 3 Jl111 St. Croix. $175 000. Uf tbe owner ::0~·000· .... nail able on th la and outdoor entertainment area. n OML 1: t'a::"1.1'!1~,\t::-:; •llttYAU.IY W,OATE'S B~ST ft&Hf PllOJ REALTOR 494·7578 t£d~o::,~~·~ ;~tt~s~ $265,000. ~11:08P8::~1::~~~ = i1.a,"'• · A 1" ~ ~ Cl MIR llALTY -l.ClWER3AJICff BAY ~;.,•• everytbtn1. C::· ..._ I W. 2 ~ u 146-1111 SEIYICE mr. 28a a at1. I.I lot,~ • ca..waa; ...,._co. _ •m; ... ~7ard. ""'71 .,_0.--llldrm. Z\t ba. · Nw.ea -view, cloae lo b ch . • ....... .-. 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Owner aoUoul Make an olf.r tut.GOO 0..8'aecltyUIS l1l \tl1 U'ndbM <Udo> * Co&e Realty & lnvei.tmt-nt 640-5717 HCAMYON OPINHOUllS lot VIAANTlllS ~Sat/SuaJ S UDVlA BARCELONA ()pnS.tl&ln 1 S 'ill SEASHORE Opa.oS.t/Sun l S 1UVIAQU1TO Optlo Sun I ·S 3014.a BAYVIEW ~n Sunday 12·4 Wh4" about a 5 Ur s hi Ii lam rm, c>n a lot with ap pro11 ta()' (11c1t11 the gulf court• for appro x MTS,OllO? Su<'b an Invest --............ mllht ot'cur by buylntc ~~~~~~~ an l.'1tiaUn1 a Ur 3 Ba It ram rm for s:ia.ooo & add 2.nd 1.ty of 3 Br 2 Ba. INYISTMIMT No bkr root> 549 - ..0. TO T.P.&-COMM> THIOCIAM ,... •••. pool. MHla. II • .. .HO 8lwp I BB. 2 ba. IDvett -.....,. tor lekllft tomor· P'oatlU1la rod ltftllY to row. auuoo. w..i Cout t=U. ~ J!a'.,'•bo onl 'ota P~lflc R.E .. IU·a.GO. ••'>'·an me • -... ... INdoua room• •13•----· -----.... lie bdnu., l '6 ba 6 • 51duded OD tOI) ol a bill eombtnatloo et conve· ~ a tollcour .... w/H~otioaaJUv· It llD-.,... ocean vu. .,.,..... ..... 77 nu. home hH every. c;J Walkr.1 1; I r.r. lhlnl· FrpJc !ft mttr .,. mlcro·wave. cry1tai c handeliers. spiral Real Eat.le atai.rcase, " much mON. FIST Tll llESTDl'S .. Prime Huntinaton Beach Pourpln. In a highly desirable rent.al &reL With 8~% ASSUMABLE VA loan. Total investment of only '144.ICSO. It 11DD't last! So call now. Bkr, aak ror Oon. 8t2·~. ----SOMllSIT c.oatact Norm Phillin .U••1111 W&WCOASTPAC nc ............... .....__, ..... ~....... IJIO rn... REALESTATE -... ~~ I 100 •• .. •• .. •--•• .. •••••• Harbm' View Homes. 5 ~ 498·8S35 -o "res -e•o view , ••••••••••••••••••••••• a~ . -. BR. 3 tNI .• am. rm., 2 59..._ NIWPOltT llACH P'abulou1 MHclotlllO ~~enpr~~e:~s~nnd'f~:: CJt!frt&&1 1071 Walk to Hoag Hospital :m~C'...:H~9:.~ ~ •••••••••••••••• ••••••• h'Om this 20ll44 new '79 H • r r '1 • f 4 5 • 2 1 s 1 1214,000 lncl. land. ,... Skyline. 28r, Adil Pt, re· Owotl!ir/qt . 2232PortLerwick OfPBNCTIOM ducedtoSZ2.950. <0?13) 1--~.:----- LoclMd nn • lcci j(r«'.-n belt • 4 le., bdrm • frml --------*'rm, lrnt rm, I •totw M CANYON rrplea N 1'11)' dt>t-ur mini 0ttan ""'w 7~ 15'll a Condom&nlum1. can be bought •• pac k age: loweat price on Lido BY OWNE R , 3 Br . LuxuryUvingatitsvery *•rt ... M.H.S.. CAT~~~D twnhse, shows like a beitt btte ... Capistrano ___ 5_17_._t_J_tO __ -t Hillside beautifal lar•e z model. Catalina view. hacienda 0 !2 huge COST·• ...... s• BR.2~A.Nearnew,blg ...... .!500. 548-5764 equestriaA lot m prime ~,..,.. ~ .__,_ •·-lot Oc _. area. Elegant 5 bedroom New '19 uncer 2'x48. UIUUllllY, .... ~ • ean C!:I Walker Blee Ch•rm1o1 t>nd unit l•--------1 fioorplan with dining, 2Br. 2Ba, adlt park view st!0,000. Aleo 40' Df.l&rlt' Towohomc LJCe POOLSIOICOMOO eating area, family Reduced to S25.9SO npiriq.2U/~. x_ard 2 &drooms+d l'I. .,,, 1 d · ~ ul Ii kind $310.000 MJNUTESTOOCEAN room.~•treP ~cesan tn· <3«f25> IO-•rdll 38drm.2~ba tercorn . Handsome ~M.E.S.. .,.,,,., 1600 Call for aoot to ee~ beamed ·lin j rr ni Real f..}ltate * , lJ·7JOO $120,000 Pricipals Only cet C•· acuzi1 SS7·9390 ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ote Realty ••S.0407 & sunken tub m master __ ___;..;._ ____ CUAll.AKIOAICS oc1-;AN FRONT t.:-' ~ lnvc>Mnwnl •!>-,...,~ ._ ·~~~~~~~~~' suite.Patioandroomfor COSTAMISA ... <'h~I\ , JU5t hall-cl 3br t ~~~~~~~~~ 1: pool.. Hurry ! $450,000. "13Geot.ry 12x42. adlt pk SHOnl• C8na 2br Except v1luc or 640.5777 BKR waU. to s h opping (No.CaJllomia)Sstores. home t 11wome 1''1 r11 ---------I AM A Best buy In Newpor t 831·2714; 493·l.3U toll free Reduced to Sl 1,99S 13 )'1'IJ old, 4509 aq ft. on um., offr'd Prine1su1lr. 116CANYON Beach. Dover Shores TARIB.L <Sll.39) "Sf< 20 . UJ0.000 t.U.VPOR on•ns lb ........ _ .. ,,v model .... r & FRIEMDL y are.t. 6 Bdrms & family ,,, __ ,_ .. b lb 4-ric..M.H. Sales w,.1 o.oooi dw)o • ._<Ownrt ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;NEW TSH ~ <. r ...,.............. "'0 room , 5 baths. Olive by ....... u.uug .... r . a con· ss1.9390 nanc ng ~1en ..-dl'n, 1mmuc cond t•mrmor3rd Brw/3 Ba . Little House ,_,Santiago. Shown bv do. Pool, view. $59.900. , _m-0_1188_. _____ _ Sloo """ La "Omer lot . approx 1 N t I' l hts ..,..., ~ ...,.. ~ ....... or 4"" """1 ·-•""" 1to·'" f ac:lnB the ROif n ewpor .. e g · appt.onJy. S37S.OOO. .._.._,, -·-C01M10.a11l-1/Tow•· Mita'-Yiefo I 067 Mtwport IHct. I 06' :t course. ~.ooo. No Bkr ~~~g:8,.Pfci~J'es~i~~ RAU AMD INCllTUOMRIHT?AX .._..for Nlit I 700 ·-···~··••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• M9Me ••.tty coop. Sh.own by appt. on. the Uv. rm .• designed for 2 Bdrm, 2 ba. Newport Close to Marina. Large 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -' .~ 642-1150 ly OWNER.M9·8688 • tr diti' aJd Lo 1 Bch Condo. $117.500. BRexecborneon •~acre. Could make the small ...... ,._...l~I!.• a on ecor. ve Y down payment required _,.."'" NEYER AGAIN --mast. bdrm. wilh French Shown by appt. only. EnJor leisure living & oo ... ,_ beauU.flul bank re l.ndescribabty ifferent, I I doors to the large yard. 2 Ag t . 6 4 4 • O O 1 O • gracious entertaining. poe':.ect home. Man) 22115 sq ft, 2 Br + den IN NEWPORT EXCICOMUTDOV Bdrms .• 2 ba. $155,000. ,~ev~es~/w~knds~. ~64().~97~59~. ~l Call today. $172,900. West •. ' ... s ( aaJerie townbome I COMESEEME.1 Call for Coast Paciric R .E . areas• pnce ra_.e .. ,..,__ ... ,., · g w /extensive m arblt>, anappO~ntment. 831·~.'l96-8535. u..yq.....,)'Ul . •---•. -•-u ·-~h JASMINE CREEK BIG CANYON --------• ...... ..._ Stor. g._. • a .... c ~ es •Ast ideal location••• 1069 ....................... OC£ANt'RONT Oplx 2Br 1 ba e.1. X·lg 2 <'ar gar $365.000. 67$-11106 -------- •An el<!gant Englis h Tudor <•ondom1nium••• •Pnced from Sl25.000 -90'; fmann ni: • 10' ~ down rmancing "" n us rouJd be your last chanre to buy an out· slandm~ 2 brand den, 3 br or 4 br with 31 2 bath homl' cloloe to e ver· yt.hmg. Only 4 available Cus tomi zed 3 bdrm Condo 4 Br's, 5 Ba's, POOL+ t5M50'!_ =~t~~~':nU: single story plan 3. New o pen Sat/S un. Bkr. 'l•ACU I~~~~~~~~~ $151.900. WESTERN on the market Btrl up· ~ ~ Btrl former m od e ll· REALTYSERVJCES grades. St111ned ~1<111:. DORWTY HVm.3 srtpool/Jac.ten· w /sparkliog pool & -u-.l'li•,•~··-·u-fl-S•n-u-ANR.E.ADVISORY windows. elegant tile:. & nis. c ooble s ton e soothing Ja c uzzi . ---SJ0..2224 wallpapers . Offered at Patio I f ire P i t . new Prolessiooally dttorated $12,950 •---------SU9.000. Open Sat & Sun carpet/drapes /paper. lhruout w/waUpaper & OPENSat/SUn2-5pm I lo SPM 2 Shoat Dr . 759-0143 light cedar paneling gav-Space rent only $140 & F.astside Co6ta Mesa 3U N. B 7S9-l501 73. 7>00 i.ng a bright. cheerful at· )'OU can walk to town & AL TA LANE in 2500 BAY FRONT DUPLEX mosphef'e. Frml din rm. beach. Great cond. l0x4~ block Sant.a Ana Ave. 3 East BJu/f Oreat V1h•. 3't to broker. 4br. fm rm. 1189 .5()(). 2801 A I la Vista Dr., Npt. Bch. 640·4119, ()pen ho use Sat/Sun l·S. ut th.Ii. exclusive offering. --------- · · ~,,,,,_ .,..., Df.SJROUSLIDO ISLE L«e CO't'd patio & more. Sparton. many xtr .. s. br, 2 ba. 1 story end urut. l·--------I 38r 2Ba ea. New decor. 831-1611 <Dl1J83.S7> Fireplace, kitdtea bltns. 0 p E M s u M D A y Can~ Watr~:>Ud000 [r~-=-"t"~"t•. "'1t·~ .tl.,'!11,llli•g·a· ~~:--~:1C: "~~!·;:. 'P8:l~e Dol ...... /AFr- HewDort Shon• lmma<' 1 Bdrm. 2 b:.ith, atrium. beam1:..'ut Comm pool & tennis. w11lk to bch. Sl21.500. Open S S 10.5. 332 Colton 645-2595 No Qualifying •Big Canyon• S l69.9UO .,ride o t ownershiS townhouse Upgrude C r ecnbraa r unll. Assume r1rs1 trust dood. You nt.'t'd only 20'; for uutlal investment No romm1ssion. i.ellN 11> :JJ(c1l Jo'1n.1 offcnns.:. ea ll for a pnv.ate t.hOWIOJ: See S H EFF I ELD Pt.Act= al Tustin Ave & 16th in Newport Bf:at h by P/\CES ETTER HOMl::S. Open daily from 12 110 t.•xcept f''riduy \714)631 -0094 BEAUTIFUL BACK BAY 3 &lrm . :! bath with pool s1zl· yard. Many t>X qu1i.1te upiiradec amemll\.'S Only SIJ4.SOO For ~1sle by ownt>r pnnc1pal:. only pk•asc C..11 675 !1702 1days1 & ti42 fHOO IC\ l'nlngi. I ---• f!Jf1 7832 Pnn only 1 ________ _ t.IEDROOMS .ttn>' or luxury hat. bet•n added to th!:. "Palermo .. model. 4 Ba. uv:.la1rs de n . enl arged Ott. ma11nif1cenL patio, 2nd stairway & lots more. S298,000. Owner I Bkr "'44-mn ---- AFFORDABLE ln the beauurul Wcstd1H area l ... arge 3 Bdrm. 2 bath ram1ly home Wtth fi replace All on qwct street near Newport schools. Offered at only $159,000. Call 540· l LSI · THE BLUFFS Beaut1ru I up g raded former modt!I splJt.tevd condo. 3 BR. 2'" Ba. din mg area. larf'e kltt ht'n. lots of cab1nt!ls Only S l 66.500 C ull owner /broker 644·4746 aaow MARKET! BIG CANYON Condo great lot at1on /\I.SO elegant Jbr. home with pool +sp:.i only St24,9o0 Pnn<' Only 673-431 I /\l(t •NEWPORT• 2 BR.OEM-POOL $16$,500 Lovely Mo n aco 1n Harbor View Horn ... i. 2 Bdrms+den +sparkling 18 x 40 pool I.sec PUllO Close to greenbelt By owner Call 644 131 l NEWPORT HGTS By owner·JBr. :!lh . Sl3S.OOO. 646-417_3 __ _ OUPLEX l·SPM Open l·S. Agt. 5'$-22.41 $89,900 or by appt. BLUFFS ''X" PUM NEWPORT IUCH Real Estate Nelson Robinson. 328VlSTATRUCHA u.-•--TOWNHOME 5-hlAM 1010 $16,toO Brolcer,548-5641. Walk to tennis clb. shop· -llG C •MYOM ••••••••••••••••••••••• STBtS TO llACH PLUSHY EARTHTON E ping & comm pool . from "" T ii co w R c tM; bright 3 BR home on Dbl wide '61 ra erama DE R I T H PROIA TE SALE <DNS186) 3 pvt bch & C H O C 0 L A T t~ lovely greenuelt 2br + dtin + 3bo, frptc. pier. Sub-letting allowed. C A R P E T S . 64(1.ti259 $145.000 pool & jac. tennis +up· 2 IDRM HOME Located in Treasure Is . D E C 0 R A T 0 R r L 'JI./, grades. R·l LOT DK>l Pacific Coast Hwy. WALLPAPER, NOW '/tu,[4 Vb $57,000 Laf' Bch. Offer ed by VACANT. ~UMABLE 'Iluspresuge propertyat m the 600 block of So. Renaissance M.P. <714 1 LOAN 734 % INT . R E A L T Y IO'l apprec. per yr could Sycamore. An older 2 499-3816 OWNER WILL CARRY beworthS27l.OOOm 1982. Bdrm 1 bath home . LG 2ND. 3 LG BR 'S, 2+ 50Xl25 lot. Conventional FOR SALE : De lu xe 8 AT H S. NEAR DOVER SHORES AIU PRICE terms only. 3Cx60' Upgraded. Skylme COL F CO u R s E • S181,000 Cal 644-7211 tn 5• Beach Park. 2 Br. 2 ASKING $9 l. 5 o 0 . OPEN SAT/SUM 1°5 fullba,familyrm,island WESTERN REALTY •SE AVIE W 8 Y 1506.lntiguaWay 9SS·l05Sor&7s.5S35. kitchen. laund porch, SERVlCES. OWNER I mmaculale I story .• ___ Owne __ r_·B_rolt_e_r__ etc !'Ult outside porch, AN R.E. ADVISORY Upgrade d Ham pt on cus tom home with 4 ---------awnings, more . Adult SJ0..2224 model, 3 br. 21~ ba +rm. Bdnns. 4'"2 baths. family For the bee. Who part. Only6 mos old. See --------- ly rm. Ocean & night hte room, den, djning room. Lur EYllUIYTHIMG --------• to appreciate. 960-5844 OWNER G rd t I ~cuui & sauna. 2 Wet n..uo Pli -ED RIGHT TRANSFERRED view ua ga l', poo · Buy tum a 6br, Sba. fun· l"RA. 1978 Skyhne. 2 br. 2 ba, 3 mo.s old enc Broad· tennis Pnnc1pall> only. rs, night light view fun home on Lido Isle Neat 3 BR. 2 ba home in lTJ)tS, drps, I ~ blocks to moor home. Turtlerock ~.OOO.i2t3>430362!1 ~~~~~ri1[?sy~tec~~ withTV.room.jacfor8. ruce neighborhood. Full beach.960-5022 . Vist.a. 4 br, 2'h ba. 3 BEACH HOME $t75,000.includingland. Cozy f/p. pool rm., s un priceoolyS7l.500 Newport Beac h lBr. floon.Totatlyupgradcd. GIB WALKER deck, close to club house Partt Place,lnc84.2·7461 Sl2.SOO /o fr. 7000 w Assume 9:i4 mort. call $124,900 on bay, tennis courts. Sc.lhLlfl ea 1086 Pat'lr.c Cs t Jlwy !IS f o r Info & Appl. l::xc1tmg new Newport REALTY 675·5200 Shown by appt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~fi46..S678~~~------l :m>:-;'·ooo __ lown-:-_96.S-__ 3607 __ . _ hsung. Ideal beach & fm.1---------Pt91Y lnNM, Rltr. Open l-4Sat&Sun R DlilakJH/ ly location. Professional· ~ HILLI[ 645· I 531 31402 Ocean View GRHMLIAF ,.A IC IWh S. 1800 ly decorated a ccentuated f f 5.,. ft-Adult Com mun';(l McC0°MACI( RE One 0 m y a vori te ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/beam ceihngs. Steps " c:...ftA:~h H ·end 3 b 1750 Whitt.Jer Ave., C ., .. r SIDE CM lo beach. pool, tennis & ~la h REAL ESTATE SAUS _..., aca as, r. Ka.s available 2 large llOllWIT • •. clu"'--·-c.646·1111 ~· J5 ore• 2 rrplcs. luscious ~ ...... "eHomes in perfect Two 2 bdrm. uo1ts , Ul"""' For the discriminating Brolcersorsalespersons , courtyard +great ocean ~ nAtios,enclosedgarages, .._..ICH $52 500 buyer. Wood & glass, 4 full /part time. Earn YU $229000 ..VWAI· ,_ .....- 1 • • s pacious bdrms .\ 31,, 90/10 on your next deal. · FAUSTA VfT ALI Call btwn 9am·6pm extra parking. Alley ac-Beautiful 1 '" home 1 ·• ---------•--------baths,agourmetcounl.ry ConfidentJallycall: REALTOR 64•7965 cess.$125.000. ~HERITAGE •. • REALTORS By Owner . reduced lo $175,000. Both 2 8tt unit:.. 1 blk lo ocean Good in· come area. 675·0475. Open house Sun. 1·5, 130 43rdSt. mobile 111 sought after ---~ ---IA YSHORES Real £'ltatc kitchen, family rm .. con· ..wrc>RT RACH · Bayside Village. I Br WESTCLJl"F·s finest. By Owner corner lot. versatioopit&manyex· 49'7·2426 Trade La s Vegas. REALTY 67S.1642 11Wlken den·l Ba. Highly Spectacular addition for pri v a<' y . M u ~ t b c e tras. Owrier will fman· T_.. I 090 Nevada. ·75 FltM?twood, --------- upgraded·p11rk includes pleasure of elegant Jiv. charming collaJ!c 1n •ach Dollhouse ce ... seeit today! $525,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 24e64, dnt cond. s Star Super reduction, 6 units 8 pnv beach. pool. jac.. mg. Spacious 3 Br 2 Ba. tenor. 3 BR 3 BA. den. SI OS,OOO. 494-7551 1 '========~ 3 Br frplc 2 car garage Park adlts ooly no pets, garages,b$22,F~d grog 1 . s, do c k pr1 vl egcs fanuly rm.2 fplc·s.many master up. Wood floors. ---------1-• · . · for same In Orange appr. y 1 e 1ty 675-1061/61S-3'1 t2 decorator eictras. An out· rrench door. brit'k patio Newport Short.>s, aurac-CAMALNOtfT $88, 900 · P ri n on I Y · County. 833-3262 aft 6PM. Federal at $269.000. As·' f •STILUFF-YIEW standing entertainment Soon to be listed. See t.ive3 BR.newlycrpt'd& CATALIMAVIEW RXERUPPY 73J.396S. l"'-MT sumelstofS20L,700.Now • pauo By Owner 642-34~ now! Open Sun 1 5 2670 painted inside & out. 5 Pools ize yard. new Open Sunday l·S W.if: J Jfer 1091 ••""" at S24S,OOO. Prin only. HOME WESTERN REALTY WaverlyDr.646-9057 blks to bea('h. Owner carpets, wood parquet 314 62nd St. 3 br house. -•••••-••••••••••••• 1 Br/den/lge cabana. Ofc~~.Larry. Bactbay fpre .. •er Vll'W SERVlCES ~~~~~~~~~I transferred out or area floors. very private• comm. pool " tennis. _________ , Patio, frplc, 2 le vels. o•w• -e lot. s bdrm. 3 ba ANR.E.ADVISORY .: Pool & tennis courts Sel l e r extre mel y ~Ll,OOO open 1>eams. new crpt, --~• d "' o SJ0..2"l24 ,. ....... EL ODii!• Reasonable tt!rms tCI motivated! $1.59.000. -l>ltN, xlnt loc. Must sell PAITIAL .. W Houle 'tff:s~~· 1 C~0 ----M ... qwillfied buyer . Call for Property House 642·3850 3 large bdrms, 2 baths. p r i c e r e d u . t o ~deluxe. each urut. $2 18,000. By Owne r CARMEL :!~~=~:UJi~:,m~~~ appt to i.ec. P eggy , ~ fenced. Asking only W.OOO/ofr.613-7890 ~aq.ft.2br+den.lge &M-03:5i5. J Bd.rms .• 2 baths, family Light & bright. Agent 960-4392. 536-24_98_·___ 00 llEl-l.TY 16.1.~0n Rlil. TY Best buy Npt Deb. Va· garage. Xlnt Cinanciag. SIAVllW 8 0 rm .. large garden. rrwt TomBaroo,631-1266. CONDO 536-7533 caot.. move in. 1968 Kll. =·~L!,rt:rCbuck RARE e;/ H~r trees. Xlnl condition! ·--------•I Prune location. Close to ~~~~~~~~~ ~40.S850()/orbestorrer. ,752 . ....__ Wallpapers, oak firs.. i=:· jacuni. sauna & = 6'2-0l3'7 1 .-... .. -av w/beaut. shutt.en. 38R tilecounter. Sl69.SOO. 9~ h 2 b d 2 b th ----~ 2~ BA+rmly rm. Guard OPEN SAT/SUM 1·5 4 c · r, en. a · 673-7300 -. SUM. I· OPEN HOUSE Irvine Adull Park: Xlnt cood. near Disney. gate. pool, tennis, View 2013,.. w.~.._ Adu It c 0 m, m u wn it yd. --~ SUN. Beautillll double wide 2 $170.000. BU. 675-4010 Lg &ot& compl privacy. • -r lt't'llMABl[ SlOI,000. Ho lis oo . -~-.......... ~-....... 2012YacMa...-.. Below mkt $259.000. Ph ,.AUL MA TIN ~ Realtor. 615..8676. ~~~~~~~~J 4 BR. family rm., custom Syr.oid, tastefully decor. bdrm. 2 ba. ln pe:iect .._ ,,...., 2000 i44-1970forappt. REM.ESTATE = c Pl 8 home of exceptlon a SIS beauty, 3br, +den, location overloo ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 .. "'7'•) rest, an · --------OWNEI quality&desip, loca 2ba, dining rm., ram. park & clu~bouse. Ap· c.•-1,.RICE ..,~ ~ end unit. Close tc i t rm., garden kitchen, pliances in c lud ed . 3HOUSES ~----------• J>OOI and tennis. 2 BR < MOTIVATED In pr va e comm. 0 s~2 ooo 5"'2 4964 o for quick sale. Newport1--------Ba. +den. Call &CS..9161 UDO ISLE -l!STIGIOUS Seaview. Impressive lls w I p a r q u et f Io ors . • • · OI • · r F.ast.side C.M. 3 separate Bluffs 4 Bdrm Exec PRIME PRO,.ERTIES r-"5 d features incl. Frenc Cathedral ceilin~s. 2 559-4734 houses on 2 lots. Across Townhome 2~ baths, IAYFROMT COHDO llG'tAMYON doors. paneling, mold patios. professiona l 33• Trailer space In Costa from park. Super loca· countr)' kitchen, sunny ~~fn~ec~i~~ ~~~ Mew Custowe lui" Come by & make offer on ings, marble & Jacuzzi. lodscp. Gar. dooropnr. Mesa. ~et adult park. I.ion. SlSS.900. ameoJtles. s min from ty. 2 frplcs, huge rooms. YNN come and see! 1 ·"""· · · 151 patio, end unit. Pool & A bachelor 's paradise. HcNms of o.f· this charming 4 br beau-'36SL:-~·E<GV-89AL)ENTJNE Shows lilce a $1m~~· $16Smo fr13-7787 ~ f O€STIG€ Npt Center offices & Only ~gi.~. £.TE ....... 9"1fty lvly big secluded lot. ~~~644~-~6200~~~~ Owner. -..11. Lal\m lkb, 5 rms. Pa~k HOM€~ •bopping. lmmed. oc ~ 159-UOI = --------i fees. SlS8 mo. Incl uul. cupancy. S123.900. rt1 "-AZA REALTY 219 AM 221 ~ .,.. 0 Dbl fncd lot. $13,995. 1SD W. Cout Hwy, NB 559-8444aftS. 541·2t5l YloS..R PAUUOO .-... '"' ..-1 '416646 I~~~~~~~~ 3SI'ORYOCEANFRONT ...., Poolside Condo. 3 All U1Lom IXICUTIVIFIXH H.V ..... "-2 bdrm. den 2 ~t':~in~ O,..s.t/S. l·S Real Estate Bclnn&. 2~ baths. The 3Br, 1~ tNI, plUlb cpta. *"•'-S. 1200 4HamHls@plx S4ff,OOO. nu.aa ____ "&...._•·----• = Afr:lsclwllt ODb ba111ame ln town ln · Calltoda1! 1 ·---••••••••••••••• -... 2 Br • ...-. 1 er with tNl.''Monaco" Sl.58,500. m fR 000 Will ~--.... ~ -Huie tennis court Is ._. 87,_..79_ ()pen SUo OCEAN YllW •• llACH llTllAT lbe $100,000 ruge. 63'-14'1 lllr. Rwbo caur. area; 4~ ..... 6 yar*. Gml nestJedonlbe1roundaof ._ Super 1 734 sq ft sbowanytlme.C.llus. .crepan:elt,SlOO.OOOfull F.M&aideaoeatiaa.'80.000 th.la one acre estate. l-5. 2llS1 Port Bristol Clr· twnbse, w&uc to bch: 3br: OPIM SAT & SUM I ·5 Y...t Home BOG Ell BROWN R.E. price, Cenm; must seU. don. 'r.uta pa.y ,.uUI. Beautaful hardwood _c_le_. _______ 2~.~. Jy upgraded, 22JVIAITHACA .. MmtCa.d.! 673-1020 Jbr, 2119, nr llUes Sea. ~.,,..... o.ne.-will cafT7 con- floora. Ranch s tyle·•·--------J 35 ..,.,,. Pwk ~abe lot. rndt Ind mt 1"' pgu price ldtdlea. And 4 kln1 slae'' HAllOIYUHOMI ~.s.3..~~0t~OPEN 40'1ot,calhedralceUlng •PANTASTIC• HarMr¥nMIHI:• treea:8ll,500.S5f.1.507~. 385 A'CRES SIOO.OOO • bedrmt. For personal 4 Bdrm, 2 IMttb. family SAT/SUN 1·5, Ima Loa 38drm&gue3tquarters *~* for thole serioully look· prewtew.cllllM-7171 .. ..dl dJ ,,.._., • 1 •. sourtn.ANDERS '-"forlmmacUJat.e2brlr ----.... • ..,. -...~a:aT.,..11:'" •Ol'l1iJn0• 1\1u1itOl'P• I' rm ... OD\egO• ,a tO '-"'-IPllCOUl•Sunny -1.2,~ ~ ,..._ n--.o to _ _,_ ""-a·••••·' v•"-y •--ded -~ rJ ' THE REAL ESTATERS IUMITS 9r.eDI to Bay 6 Beach. on.taummtr/Wotr r~n· tal.ODZaota. ' JOtmllAl.n 67M210 sreeobelt, pool and An· $31115 000 Orb Appl -....,. ....,... -· ncllUY OC• -•••••••••••••••• ~-... ...., -ftOPI€~ aerson Elem. School. BAYFRONT~ONDO ' · Y · ~~~~~~~~~ ~-Vaewon1reeobett • .....-........__, with oi11ts. lantaaucr--+-~1-- 11---1 land Uosurpaued view! 2Br. -sODaui.u.t. = Jt31 .Port Edward Pl. _.._ views xlolfrazlngland, llDW.CoutHwy,Nff ·-ee · 2 i.. $375,000. Call for --· ~ Charm i ng 2 bdrm . Owner desperate. try ,_S. 1100 pnvilesacre laJte, pro· Ml H4' a p pt. open House UMnm lltO•HS Bayview Mobile home. 1158.SOO. W,.~. ()pen ••••••••••••••••••••••• per\)' completely Cenced. HAllOI YU KMOU 8at/Sun. 615·1898 Ken '71-H2' '101 Lido Park Or. 114, houleSWl 1.s. XJnf raACh ait.e or camp· 7 UMTs.c.M. 2 Bdrm, 2 bath, den. Smit.b, Rltr. Up to •S' 127.cn>.67$-0341 ..... ICH-$12,50 IJ"OUDd. CouJd be s ub· Be.ut.~ new building. llM$0.f .. ltocl. BNtallpAvall. ..._,..._. I06t t .. wpertlMdl 1069 Btautlful ~ bome ~ Cllvlded. ln¥e1Stor terms, ~.a.IDUOC•tloD. L&_+.eAAvu1..u..•• ~~:. .............. __ ............... 'mobUe LD ~bt after l/8'17..-i or J/m.2090, TSLlavlllla '42·1803 --· .._ SPUTIJICOMM BY OWNER. Totally .. 11* VUlaae. t br-_Bra __ .._ __ • ___ _...._, a Bdrm. 2~ ba. famll' W/flftr»r. k1U11. 3 BrL 2 remdl'd abr, 2be, •lf•m LIDO ISLE' ..... dea·I Ba. HlchlY lllai rwll land. l"tabtn1. .. .. :111'1 i:i'1ia dn. 1•r1mout Bl, end UDlt "C" plu ay rm. Near parb1 achll, & * * * ·* ..,........,.,.. includes ..._, bonel. IO mUee 0.... PGOl apta., 1.5 ,SAUT ___ IE_:ut_bl_vl_r_. -,-br-:-a' • 1'.~ ee aad DOal. lAnle fwed patio. lboppiq. Temnc buy• lift•. lleadl. pool, Jae., from lif• lkb.. Btwa ......._ 0..."611 CU'fY ... pard 'cl ... ,.. rtl Wu tilaid at 1151,000 . ....,_.....__,, · dock prl vlle1e1. --=a.L.A.l to40 tt-..wllf"-... ~ ••• ,. u,~1911 aGVllUCa'-f1LA•-M L~·-----·· ..--.. , ... no ----. Ira "ard bx -· -~ lmm••ulate '"'ewport l-r4 ..,,..,.__..._ -•n ~ 1'5-lClllllJS.1112 llC • l'.chtanl Fltb ~ -. iHl,oOo. Call '44 2142 IJ.llJI " "' Ur-..n .... -. JWMHOMI ..... bomZ:O 1::·900• In ......... ...,4M.2k ----------t -,___ ~-=--~·-·~·Hawaii :ri:, ~i-t-Orl ... :11--,...._,__,. '& Ila• -··~ ... NB r,_bdrm. ·.!~·:u2.,. OPEN'n'tiiilif~ .• p.. 0-................. ~...... beforedae z..,.. .. -IJOO .... .. ~~ a on. JHI ANNIVERSARY .__ .... TIUfYfl nd MO ~bUc, ·~·~· .... ••••_::.::_::_• -------• LN. r._-..... N a · OWlim flMAMCll•• 1411. .. ~ ._ v~ vw_., ..,~ • Walk to beach. 4 br, Duty PUot oear bHcla ln Su REDOCEDJaa.• ... 77zt . w . I** 6 tennla. 0.-.... Wflm t.I U2"9...... Clwllled,Ml·ff78 a.1111. XIDt lD•at· a 81.ory_}_ 4 Bdrm, ~. ~~~~~~~ 'hrD. Sltl.ooo. MG·ll'IO ,,....,14 0-/lvJS.-671-llH meDt. 1171,000/P'lrm • _ ._.., •1111~ ::; PIP. ..- , ................... -............ ,., .. .. ~...,,,.,,,_, ... • I .............. ~~ ..... ...._.-...... -' ._,,._,-----~-.. ....... --~ ................... f'tt ...... • flCMll MTIC.M. -. ... 1·111 ........ mt, IM,,..,.. kV ~NBr.1-. ...... .......... __ _ • , .. ... 0 •• r. .. I COISICAN <Wt.IX New So. CoHt Plaaa, by ~99,500. M0-121 eo.to Mesa SpKlal Two super duplexes All 2 bdrm .. l bath. On lf(e lol nr. srhools. shoppm.: Super locatJon. Priced lo sell now! S200.000. ....... t.och leauty I'~ Blks Crom ocean Tcr nnc 4 unit bldg. Mgr apt. 3 bdr m. 21 ~ balhs w/2 frplcs. + 2-bdrm. & one l·bdrm. apls . Grt value! Si>.40,000. Wesley M. Taylor Co. Realtors 644-4910 WWte Wcrtff Vl•w Unique Laguna S.plex, 5 real rireplaces, s pht· levet penthouse. 2 Br, 2 be. + D.R. l block lo town. Owner will ('urry with 2!1"; down. S39S.OOO. Owner·A~~nl 642·9600. ----.a.eex I 5% Down IO'k interest. $72.000 Ownr 548-82.51 ; '768·76i:J 2UHITSCdM So of PCH, walking di s· tance to bch , 2 tBr w/frplcs. Investme nt dream at 1172.500. ?rin a.II-"MUST'' ask (or Les Barnhart <7 l4 l 972-9300 By Owner, Collta Mesa. i Br house + 2 unilS, any ruaonolrcr. 1·271·1~ Costa Mna Units Sharp wuts in xlol loca uon. OWC al 9% Break even before V /M 3 Unils $145,000 4 Units Sl.80.000 5 Uruts $185.000 Ari investors dream w /x Int t.errns. Pr1n only. Ai,'l Les B a rnh art 1714 )972·9300 Solar Energy eqUlpped 4 plex on your lot. Convert your idle lot lo Income. Solar Land Development S40·72't5. ~UNITS, plans. permits & loan. Need Investor Call 6 42·?601 a(:l . 675-01... . *** DIANA DUPLEXES ~OME & INCOME BUY DIRECT .... Glllrleill ...... ~a.lrlM..... C............ Olilr........ .....Uilwal1•1• .,,_,Aprit8,tt71 DM.Yfll.OT ....................... ....................... ....................... ........•.............. . ..................... . ...._,...,,,., 2 ...._,..,,,,.:! Jtto ...._ ..... ,.., 1000 IRt~ C..Mwt "3224 ...._U f hh~ H1•11...,_ 7 a.• NW' 1•11"'1 '.11 .. ...... •••••••••••••••• ............... ••••••• ............... '••••••• ~ JIOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• .............................................. ~ ... ••••••••• on ... + PMI ·~•"!!_• .!!.. .. ~·~ .. •BR,fam rm .. 2ba., frpl, .,.._ lM4 .............. JIM·-' .. ..... DON"T PAY TADS 1'hat • rl.,:hl. tn11t1)' f)f our tlltfllJI don t pay lu b1•c11.1 l' the~ huve mort tl\an adt<quah1 t.-x h llt'r from their rc.-al t-!lh1li' inYt'lltm1 nta f'hJ'.lif\ ~hO do pay tax , p1y far I th110 lhWt' wUhtl4it real Hiatt' lAVt'Atm1•nt LOYI IMA.ATION If Hiil j)d)' aY' ctown on a proJ)frl)' 1nd ll mcrt'e~M ln value 10r. a year. Y<IU'Vl' rl~O\l'rt'p;-rtl1·'1 ID I.IT.I\ Ol'ft•tn"11 IR~ !>\t•cW.KI l03l 11!1t<'h8nr.t' DO IT NOW l nit"•) rou l.''(llC'l'l th1 prlc 1• of 11.ii., t11n. loud 1n1l ~•i:tfl lu roll t>1uK 1fonl •''IPt>ll th11t µro1x·rt> 11nn-' v.1ll ,·1tbtr JOIN OUI STAFF \\ l' ha\l' a ft'W 11111•t11n11' on nur 'nit·-. .. taCf ft11 llrfn<1td, t>'C(W'nenrrd full llml• proh~,~•onnl' v.1th .a dl'd1cn11nn 10 "'n 1njl lhl'lr <'hl·nt .. 1101I Im pro\ 11\jl lhr1r l~hrucal 1•\p1·rll'I' Our r ht•nh rt1d t'\lrl.'mrly wt'll l.1\I ~ '"'' tind 'o lfld nu1 'tatl v. ho nwd1· 11 h.1Pf)t'n by avt'r.tl'INI SI mlllron an 'lllf'' l'uCI\ Call ur ""• lh• P.1t Ptarkin-.on I 30 LISTINGS ''" o( th111 v.t>ek '\lot• 11.1H· IJO ~l~n1"1 h!>l1n1?" from condo!I 11ntt houses to multi million dollar <·osnplC'xt•$ In thr offlct• Cnll tod.1y for un uppointment with on(' of n1tr hl~hly truirll'd sales slaCf dover <10 We c:in help put you on th1• r•i::ht lrock tu get your monl"y doinit whol ll should do -workmg for yo11 Soml' :iva1l11ble propcrtll'!> are lisl~d belo'~ • :'1:1•,1r m•w duph·x \ 159.500 l>ran.i.:t> Count> _, Jbdrm + :!bcfrrn Co-.1 a \h•,,1 ~11;;1 !11111 ' H1111w 't' 1lupll•:\ 0111111·111 SStLSOO • ()1 .111t:;l' l1 1plt•, S.111 .500 Vll'W' • I Ph"< tlr1dr nl 1 "' n1·r .. h1p 1111 h n" 1w1 ' 11(1 1 X!!S,000 • 'o\ IOJtlOO .t pl~·i. n1 11r S11u1ll l·u,"t l'l.11.1 ~l\J.Ol.•1 • I unit' I ·u,,t.1 Me:.;.i SIK0.000 • I pl1•x Fullerton. SIS0.000. • uni Le; mrlud1nK _ cuslom O'll. ncr ,., unit llutlin1non Be.ich SZ75,000. • SJper starter 4-plcx -Hunt1n)!lon Bl·.ieh. Sl39.!00. - • 2 wplext>s 4 units each ~1th f1n:plaC't' - lluolilS!lon Beach. Sl87.000 • 5 L~una Beach un1ls -view• S385.000 • 5 Clranj!e County units -I'• miles from lw<ich -l!Ol two! 5255.000 l'ach • s urils -lluntini::ton Beach -Crcu1lve fi. nancm1 -25'; down will hre:ik rven' 5260.000 • Ii un(s duplex + .i.p(ci. on I lot J.!rC'ul hl')!IDnct' S215.000. • A netr·nt>w u111t~ d1·lux' siso.ooo Orang~ County Sup1•r • x l.1ri.:· unit,; -:ur comhlioned 52:10 000 • H unit> 2 1·plexrs -pnd1• ol ownl'ri.h1p I lun11n.iron Beach. S<IS0.000 • 12 ums 3 4-plexes -Orani?e County pnd~ of ownenhip -3bdrm owner\ uml $675.000 • 14 unls wilb spend a blc in Oran>:c County' S425,000. • 16 urits C4·plexes) -Orange County. $650,000. -, • 11\ units-Anaheim -gol two' S4iS,OOO each. • If. umt.s -R11·l'rs1de -J!&rdcn court~arll. S.115.000 • 1r. unils pndc of t1'\lo 01'rsh1p Bt•:J('h S90l000 • 17 unit!> or ~can 3760.000 • 13 unit:, Oranf,!c· Cuu nl~ :1 rch1l<·<:lure s.i I 0.0()(1 II unt IOJ!ton Sp.an1!,h • 20 hard I< find pride 11f o"ncr!>htp umto; >:o<ota Mt-sa. 0850.ooo • 20 umts Rivc·rs1dc· -2 !>Lor~ j.!Jrdl'n ~l~lc ~2.0UO. • 13 units -Ora11i:e Count~ .,..1th !>pendahlc '751..000 • 2·l u111t~ Or;rn~c Count v oll hu 11· f fr<•phc(•S & l•ntlrnwhtp unils 1 lunlini.:lun lkaC'h I', m lr~ to hl'ach '. SJ.575.000 • 32 mits in \1).'h demand a rea or Orang1· County. $)50.000 • :12 Or:m1c Co1.t1t y pntll' of owncr!>h1p units Owner's urit wit\ 1•1•ram1l· tile & woodl'>urnmJ,! f 1 replace. Sl .Rtl0.111\:J •:16 units -lluntrQ~too Rf'ath 0'11.n your own iH rc>et • P ride of O\\ncrship Jbdrm. 2h:llh owner's unit with f1't'place. $2.025.001) • 112 units -F:xcha'J:e. S2.800.000 • 114 untl D1sneyl_.d area motel now und{•r construction. Turnkrt at S4.275.000 • Gas station & offirel,o Orange County. Sl76.000 • Commercial stor~s& huildm.:s for leaH' Santa Ana ;.. • Land and Lol1' in Ori\il(e County. R1vers1dc & San Diego County H you·rc :.er1ous ubout 'qrotcctan~ your dollar<, for you o'll. n ~t'c·ure llture then put your flormant L'QU1ly into prlflucl100 · Call for un <1ppom1ment \\Ith 11ne of u1r hii;:hly tra1nt•d l>l:!Cf of over 40 todtiy If you're scnou~ :ibout JOll\nit Oran~e County·., fastest $;rowm~ Real Est.all-ori.:anlzat1on. l'ull > • > • leiha. C •~----.. 1800 IQ tl. QuMt comer ....................... ....,_.._•••••••-••••• n 1 u , .. , n u11111 • • ltAUAI HAWAtt sns. w..m NO P'D! Apt .• Coedo .---............... ~ ~ ....... Ouutront condo to • 2 8 r · 1 8 • C 0 0 d 0 • ,......, Reola1 P.vWoft ce•wM ....... .,. t1'11de ror land • or In· 3 ftdnn COndo. 214 ~a. 3 ~~~etne, • Alllcll. ~ l1S-4IU Bkr. Jooef Mo ft ...... propert lo 0 W&lk·m clOMUI atnum KllJllB, tee ac ff. ----------1 ,,_. "4 :: 2 •..,.. ~ Y ran a" paUo. 2 car aar.' 9800/mo: mo. 758-ll.28 eYeS/wkada Npt. Twr. Twhu. New. n ° 1 4 t 1 0 0 o..h llu.th. ltltr 714/&ll-4448 New ZBr Oraqeiree Con· 3br, 2~ba, pool, vu, •,• ltL• • S 1' ' tll-0497 642,JHl l Br. 1 ba, S2S5. 2538 do, w /outdr patio. no patio.•· S3M22I r•••U w• c•••· Newport 81. <rear J. pets. AC. tennl~. pOOI. Fr9lhlY decor. 3br, 2ba, O r I • t ta y l I 4 AdWt, 00 pet.I. 646-0l47 avall May l. 551-0US. Tree lined St . .End. yrd loc•i•u St, ..... c.I WW uchHIJe CdM re· 3br 2ba h"pl tBdnD.4.baboqie c:hoiee NO PETS, H 2$/Mo 64z...!!!!Ow./A,t. Udtnce wllh ocon view AdUitl.'~:rPets.cM~~#:i area lrvlne. sioOo. mo. _M6-ZJl9 ___ • ______ , lie pool 11.ud lot. $100,00C W. LahSt. 6'2· 83'.l"'*>O. Bade BayCQodo. lbr, Sba. HtLl1l_1 toqult.y for coounerclal + loft on pool. UU. MCCORMA1;,At ind us tr Io I o r ?~ 1 MESA VF.RDF. HOME. l WATERFRONT 631·2384. Lee Ann &M4S.'W/~,.1268 sty. 4 bdr .• fAm. tl'Q •• din ' Wek..-Tol. ..... ! rm $700 /mc> Call VIEW 3Bdrm;2~baw/frp~.2 "n\U. 1 unit rt'!ihJen~ IA Jectde. Aitent. 63H 266. car gar w /elec dr opnr, cmarlt dub •••run thl" R.ent• Large 2 bedroom coodo ~OK. Close to beach. hw~ rrucn one of our ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br Meia Verde, lt:e wtth waU to wall wln· Dys 990·6665 , eves r10t~l I.le cbt"I N1•vt•1 11 HoMMt Fwftlthed yard, gardener Incl $5115 dows overlooking the 631~ ~..CaJl<'Y. A real munt')' ••••••••••••••••••••••• _mo_._83M92 ___ i _____ , water, Pools, spas. ten· -------,---• fl'\lllu-r $.'1(),000 GtOlii. In ..... I.a-ct 3 1 O• 0 18 Adu It' n I y. 3Br +den, 2 ba, fl)lc, lge {'()too Onll' '665.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br House, 2 car garag~. $(.!Simo yard. 2223 AnJJlvenary 4t .. 7SS I 2 BdJ'nu, 2 bath. 1:ar. new boat :.torage, enclosed . 111.158-Um wa.sl'!~/~_ry,er. N'hedcwly ~~· ~-1ru2:5 mo 531·3307 • -Eastbl--ul-f_3_bd_rm_.__,2_b_a_.1 • ....._ &--cr....a~ 2200 coralcu.,. urnis . e..... ...,_ rm ..,"" -r m o .._. n;Jll" -a 311. $6SO/yr)y. or sum· ...... . . ~ "" • ....................... mer rental Refs . Owner . Folmtaift Vall.y 32 34 Water paid. 964-atM Ask SPYGLASS LOT 673-5376 •••••••• ••• • • •• •••••• • • _c_or_Roo __ Lee ______ 1 ( lllt tune otren.-d > Nice 38r Condo 1.,. baths. . L U X U R I 0 U S Ab.wlululy th" Ul':ST Coronodel M 3122 frplc pool Eartbtone 2 Brtownhou5e. Uwv. Pk. BAY FRONT CON DO \.IEW l,()T fur i.:1hi in •••••••••••••~•••••••• cpt. 2"car attached 2 gar ~c, ~v .. yrd. g:ira~~· with 2 bdrms. 2 ~· N 1i tod11 y l.ol uted OCEAN VlEW DUPLEX Ouldren & pets OK. $425. M50ise ~a e · Forever. VIEW. Secunty bt-twet•n rnllhoo dolla1 Call 751·2000 · & Prestige '950/mo lse r~'lld~nt ·• 270 de.1;.ree 2 ~R. +dbl garage. Water front Ho m e:i , lt'W from CdM 10 lmne c.1Uldren OK . SS3S mo ........_ .. laeach 3240 ~ leoch 3248 631-1400 Ownl"r muy consider 414"'2Cam~on. 532·5939. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••,.••••••••••••••••••• _..;·----- 1iJ rl ial exchang e o r New2827 sq ft. 5 BR. ex· OCEAN VIEW. n~w 3 ~r. 2 bdrm. 21,2 ba. New Con T I) '11 !<'or mor~ info. DCllG Point 3126 ecutive home above Hun· lll prestlg1ouii Porlafina ~· S16SO per mo. V1:ry tu.II Ron Taylor. 640-511 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wigton Harbour. many S700mon -mon.499-4820 ruce.67s.6366a(l.5 .tl(t:nt. 2 bdrm. 3 ba. Luxury xtras, $795. Call Mike. -Dana Pt. Condo. View, 8'().6306. Rent/Lse w /Option •Sw ......... l...-. ., ~I • AC1.1""1ff ~. ,.,_....._.~ ·"-*Ciiia..-..... ........... , Pt.US ~ lk>RE~ ~oocl Garden Apartments OCEANFRONT 4 t'hoice lots. Owner says st-II Submit offt>rs Ri;ady lo build. Balboa lbltlll~alty. 673,11700:_ nrepla~. jacuzzi. 1 blk _:....,:....;.. _______ _ from Mann, a sbopplng Coodo, 3br, 11/Jba, patio. · · dbl, gar, 11~mi to bch. 1-496-2661. lst ,last + $200. dep Bwlder's Cstm. Hru. 2br 2ba, den. Some oc vu .Beau. yrd. Gar. Handy to sbpg. & bch. 581 ·7000 dys. eve. 586-1298 3 Bdrm. 3 ba, den. Back Bay overlooking golr ----·10-•.-..... •c•H-course. S'1SO/mo.64!Hl851 .,n;.-., .- 1 .. 0 964-2157. .._olioiqtott leach 3 .. Sular Energy equipped 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEW CONDO plex on your 101 Con,·t>rt SUmmer rental 4 bdrm ~our idle lot to 1nroml' Near beach. $650 per mo ~ar Land Development 963-TI48 540. 7245 --- 2 bdrm 2 ba tennis. pool. jacuzzi, beam ce1I frplc . d1:.hwashe r garage $475 per mo I llock To leach 2 BR, l Ba. $600 mo Isl & lust. Agt. 536-8836 IEACH AllU,IHic• Beautilul and newly de· corated t.hru-0ut. 2 story, 3 bedrm. fa m ily rm home on Pen in Pt. Total dtBnsma. walk lo bay & ()('CM $875 2131379-9560 T ..._. Hills Atta Avail. May lsl, 3 Br J<H' . de<'ks. view~. $800 Is~ Isl. IU UNIT LOT. Anaheim HoulesUnfurnished la~t. security. rt' 3 Bdrm home• with l'Om· 4BR,2ba., wntr. -3 BR, 2 ba., wnlr. $SCIO 2 8R, J ba., wntr . $tOO We Have summer Ren ta~ associated BROKER:. REAc'0~. l Olt., W D.:o• ... c " Mww orrcr Morn:. & 1h · ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm renccd ynrd . rerenrt"' 497-Zl72 mun1ty pool. lenn1:i. ,oc.· (213 1374 l!lll-i BallooPeninsuta 3207 fireplace Kid~ & pels -------Stl·~tobeach $600mo 1--------111111- COUPL!o: m•cds lot ••••••••••••••••••••••• OK St2S per mo. 6311·0718 Secluded brrckt>d villa. Wofe.rirOftt Honws y I 2b" Oc f on\fl S.770 1150 nr Moss Point. pl!nt 6 3 1•1400 ear Y '• ean ronl Tobwldon Poolt.1 2blktobatorbch __ . hou::.c m~tr s uitl'. 2 Adults. $600/rno. Furn ___ 1·523·2594 3br. 2L2ba, frp c. y rl)' 4 BR. 2 ba . 1 m!le lo bdlhs. mas.'>rvc 11.,_ rm . dyl> 213/927·5541 ev~ C 0 NT RI\ C 'f 0 R . S ~: ~;~~~:,gy beach. nr .park & l':d1son vaulted ccd . frpl & _2_1J_l862 __ .Ql09 _____ _ LOOK'! Ocean v1cw on Hir(h. Refs. req. Kttls & bncked patio. Vacant Sc.I JucM BAYl-'RONT 28 28a 20 R31ot.166xl91"•w/2 ren· PENINSlJLAPOINT pet.sO.K.963-2S32F.v1;.-s& S750Mo Agent494·75Sl Capi~ 3278 boa li . · r. I ·, weekends S600 Mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• l s P opt.iooa • yr ~· ~n~r r~r;:/0~!k~~el! ~.J!:e.1ge8~ast~~~:l~~ BRAND NEW 2br. 1 mile Labf.orMt 3255 2 bdrm. l~ b~ Condo. 2 ~~e~'k1~~.hildren . $142,000 Please ~ubmil walk t.o beach/bay $950 to beach Diana 84G·l371 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• car garage, btke trail to --'-------- all offers. mo., yrly lease. Agent. 840-4027 eve~ Spat'aous 4 br. 3 ba tn pre· beacbi..nea.r pool Ask for Plush ocean vu 9uarter:; WESTERN RF.At.TY 642.52()0; 673-4396evs ---------i.tag1ous areu. lmmae Mary f.llen6G1·23tl for straight rro(. man SERVICES.SJ0.2224 ----Near Beach 2Br. 2 sty I decor . 2 frplc:i, l'nd --w /exccl re ·.s . Msl r ~-r~-_._1 M 3222 l"ar i.:ara~c. 112 Ua. no patio. many extras. Sun Soultl L_,.a 3216 br /ba pvt patio. Ent gar F'allbrook. RL'<lucccl $.5()(>0 _...,.... ~ ar duldren und<•r 16 Tennis & Sail Cluh Avail 1m. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Share w-2 peers bal ol (•11. L11sl 2 lots Oil pvl ••••••••••••••••••• •••• <'OUrts. pool. J:J<'UZZI $4!>0 med. Rc>f's $650 979·8430 Orean View New Spa('iOUS spac lwc rum bse w /falJ road. 11~ :icre cu. Vww. SPYGLASS HILL mo 646-~13 Mon·Frl. I~ 2·sty house. 1 blk to grdns & lg P<>QI. S450Jmo nr schools/shop Li ve wilh view. 3 Br.<! Ra. w~t bch Fam rm din rm int uti I roaid gt;dn r y 5 t 1 11 Townhousl' J bdrm I ', · · · ,, ... IUOA • am on J! • m ;:i u re bar, Jve among m1 ion S ba New l'arnets & p"int . ,...._.... S.ach 3269 3br, pauo. 2 frplc. 2 car .........,..... :wocadotrecs.$.'W.900ca. Homes . Sl3SO C all ,. " ~..-· aar _,smo No Pe•s pool•, tennis No pets . ••••••••••• •••• •• • ••• • • " · ..,, · · " · Uy ownr. 556·6996 or 9628847 " Owner a(l 6 p m 7:-,4-1641:1, · S42S ls l. & las t + $150 New exclusive 81~ Can ~ ii Ilk --------2 Br. l ba. newlv finished cleanin~. 893·4773 yon cuslom home for 2131670-0886 ~.,., (' ·· EAST 22nd STREF.T hardwood floors. Primo -----lease 6600 sq Ct 6Br For lease large luxury 3 •••••••••,i:--r··~··•••• +60x300" LOT + 4 Odrm locale. Af · 675--0562 224 19th St. 4 br. 2'-'l ba, 5~Ba. m1n1m1.1m 0 l yr· br. 3 ba home. in pvt ......... •" 3106 house. $255,000. Try lot ----.10-------dshwhr. frplc, xlnl area. lease $7.000 per m o Laguna Meadows . Lease ••••••••••••••••••••••• split. for extra building. New decorated 2 Br 2 Ba. rnaJJlt. $650. 84&-7961 lst1lst mo + secunty ~able, Agt. 499-6891. · Ag\. 646-325.S frplc. Call 7A M or eves. depos1t-rmancial state· Attraellve µ>C"apl. __ _ ssoo.675-2357 Tri·level 3 bdrm 2 ba. ment. Year(y/lf~.Rer. --Walk lO beach $G2S ix;r Terra F1rma Heally Ca..do•liilllM 675-0247. Costa Mesa 3224 mo S36-8965 9721103 UnfwWshed 3425 2300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br. Iba, gar apl .. 6 mu New Pt.•nlhsr '1 mi lo bch, Penn Pt. STE PS TU Near So Cst Pia. za 2 br. 2 .~.A~t~nly. 00 pet-. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br112 Bahomcw fam1· 20xOO Home. wshr. dyr. ly rm. covered patio. & rng, a cl'Ol>s from beach. area for veget able I n a 5 · S l a r 11 . B garden SSSO mo Ca II Courl.$27,500/ofr 12 131 Lis a or Sharon. Agl oos-:n28 m 4850 llghu . .od tennis. sec ~ale. 8(.11 BAY LI! 3 Br ~ ba N & d -.-u•--... encl gar. ZBr. 2Aa. rrplc. den,' bltru.. nu pnl/cpt A/C. p~V:,o~~·rptlc;. Ja('~; lc6oaP1~ 3107 $550 mo 848 15 l 1 • ....,.,s ····ti collect 12131 & I b ln 963-36G4 Doll} ""': ~ us, scpini.: $375 •••••••••••••••••••-·. ___ , . _ . !12·9721 _ _ ____ less discount 848 3634 _ On Ocean w4tb .Bay vie" MARINERS COvE 2 Excc NwptCrestCond<J SPACIOUs:i .abr c·ondos 2bdrm l~btt.Top floor 3br. 2b a. K ld s 0 K Udrrn l•nd unit Next 10 Mstr swte + 2 br 2' 2 bJ nr So Coast Pl.uo se<'wity bwldlnl!, sull ~~·Desert, 2400 ~/mo. 2737 Fre mont pool Coven'<! pallo, encl fam rm. frpk. p00l, trn" f'rwy arcess tu lrvm~ terranean parkltlg, yrl~ "'lr>Ut'T Ln. Mes<i del Mar gar 3 blks 10 ocean ms+ S695ti73 2181 complex55~4800 L'14:•$72Spermo.6"1S..726d ••••••••••••••••• •••••• 644·1836. $450/mO Bkr 963-11377 or ..:. ' _ -IDYLLWILD cv/wknds5J6.0316 Seavtew3bdrm 2•2ba.+ 1 Br & d e n cO'ndo ONl.hcbay.v1ew,clean 1 Prestige home nestled in Lovely 3 Br. I' 2 ba. CI08e fam rm Great \'lt'w Woodsid~ Village. s A Br pad $385 yrly incl P·1nes c"stom beauty to sc·hoo ls. s hups. ~1!;" 32 .. 2 Guarded comm $1100 Pool & Ja(·uzr.1. Compl uul 559.74119 wtmode~·converuences. Ch Ur Che S & Ir WY S ••••••••••••••••••••:•• _Err m_o. 2131430·3629 ~!..~~~hed795J. $.195. or (urn COl"OftO cW ..,..;;:-J822 48 2b d. · A t S450 /mo . lsc Bk r ......, .....,.. r, a. m ~rm , n q 2 BR twnh.'!l'. nn11I, patio, Panoram1r · oc~an view. ----••••••••••••••..,.-••••• French drs & windows. 640-5777 y vv N Bdr b ' So ----------aar. lndni rm. storage ~Xcl·uti\c townhou!!<' l'W3 m .2 ath. uth carport & trechsc on 7/8 F•u HO E " ·~ TOWfthouse ··'II ..,00 CaU M w at•rc. 631·4933or 64G-0686. "'"'IL Y M rm. $365 mo. 962·5834 3br. 2'~ba , 2 c·ar (!<1ra~e. ·~-' .,. wy. •• . • 4Br. 2Ba. Jiv rm/din !: - -ll•nn1s. pool, sauna Avail ~shed 1525 1-'·S.Sun. 673-2113 $75,000 Furnished. Thun wshr/dryr. refrig, hk . 'f~TEI R3FbH~.~TbCONdOO afl May lSth. No pell> ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laroe 2br, 2b a. apt . derbl.rd Hts. <""15.000 dblcargarage,""'"" . ...,vcy r ,,,, aen un· ).1onthlv $750 968·4254 . He rltal(C Park lrv1nt• " ""' ;'W'JV it B · k Cplc bll s dbl · ...... _ .. ~ Elect. bit.in kitchen iocld Unf. Bermuda Uunes )Tly lse. 645-4533 · n c · n. · R94-"83:i 'WJu1:1e 2br. 212ba. air dJi.hwr Short wa lk to $175.000 rum. 20 Acres encl Raral(e Slip avail ---rond s;50 ._.vc 526-5792. land $30,000loSlS.OOO per 3Br. 2Ba Condo. frplc. L ease S875 Pe~s?Y &aut. bay view oo water d~ pr iv bch. $475/m o acre. Coml. Building~ wshr t dryr hook-up . 9004m. 'II. bo:itsup.Dtx2br.2ba 498-4QS. $660,000. Mit c hell & dshwsb.r. skylrte, patio, 3 '""-downstairs duplex. Ex Beautiful oewtwnhs. tast Cos--to-MH-----38-24 Rummoni Realtors . car garage w1opnr .. pool tras Comp! decor No s.1de C.M. 3br. 2ba. 2 car o 71537 Hwv 111 Rancho ~mo. Avail May l •••••••••••••••••••••• pct.s $1100 /mo 3moslse ~arait. tenn1!'I. pool,••••••••••••••••••••••• Mirugc ·ca S68·3607 645·4396 o r 979-8389 RENTALS.. considered. Upstairs maoyextrru.. ~95 mo yr. I Br. porch. patio. cpt• .. F.ves.' 568·6728 or eves/wknds 3BR,2ba avatl June I, $950/mo lylse ~l.257 drp!>. nr. shops. bu:.. 346-332'7 4BR.21.,ba S685/S7 Cal1Mon4/30,:>44·3943or oct>an. $285 incl u ul ---------4 Br 3 Ba. excel!. Mcs~1 4 BR. 21.<z ba. furn .. $14 541·5101 o..ee•" Uttfurn 3600 645-1223 GHEEN VALLEY LAKE ~r~e $595. 559·1.237 3230 4 BR, 21!!ba, NB SJ 3 BR BluffsCoodo. 2,.., ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lbdr;--Adu ~I~. House · 3BR. den. 2 e,.,on. 2 8R.2ba ... $475/ S600 per mo. 675·1049 or 2 br, cpl & d~. htc & fireplace, carpt.'I . kitchen.~. service porch. 2 Br bath lite lot cul de San Clemente 644-5771 spacious Lg closl'll>. l•ncl dra~ Patio. No ""'h loft. Can be~ as 2 un· ' ' ' d I ,.~,,2723"'" "'' als, 10 min walk to lake. sac. S395 mo. Children gar. A u ts. no µets .....,. ad"'tns National Forest. ok. no peta. 548-5155 _ Wcstcliff a rea. 4 Bdrm. $225/mo ~·0914 1 8 ------,~ 2''"2 ba. cpts. drps. h:e r. w/cnc ~ar .• $235 mu sweeping views!'' $375, 2 BR, gar. yard. New yard. $800/mo. 642·3S62 A.Ii 1 a+.. -""·.L-...a l.sl tlsl + SIOO. No peh 867·3534 cpt. tile. paint. No pcls -----..., •ann,.. Mtoru Aft 5/ wknd 5"18"8S!M. 356 Rochester, 645-4725 2 Bdrm house with patio ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------- , Balboa PE"nin . No pets. lt6oa Plftiftsuki 3707 Large 3 br, 2 ba. encl J GET AWAY Ea.stbluff. 3BR. 2ba, fam Yearly $4001mo 498·2195 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~arage. ope n bearn~. "'UAIL .. .._CE FttOM IT ALL rm. w/frpl, $700. lse -lmmac lbr. Steps to Bay. polio, $450. No pct~ .,, .--in Hesperia, 2V4 Acres 642-2534 NWPT BCH PENINSULA $350 mo ut1I meld. Call biS.1094 PROPIR1\ES, INC. re n c e d, comp I e l e b Co d 1 111:73 C 1\,. I Exec home 5Br. 2 3Ba, Uoyd 67~70 ------- (7141 7R/'9•l 920 privacy, great view I 2 r. n o ovely pool. 'T:J AMP&#Su.: RVINE steps to water. 2 frplcs. · Sh8l'J) 2br. frplc. dish~. 1¥ Custom quality 4 lldrm. priv. ya ~d . Gar. & W/D unfum SlOO $1100 CoronadetMar 3722 bal, l rg, oocl. gar. . , borne. Fam rm. atrium. carport. Child or sm. pel WeU upgraded 48r, 2Ba mo. lse. (213) 662·7685, ••••••••••n••••••••••• Adults. 1785 Anaheim ror an appointment l-Oday aJcnLT_-rr..Y_n.Jt.CT_._IT_? ffl)lc separate garage. OK. ~esa Verde are•~· S625 mo. 551·4583 o (7l4)673·212S NewpoR Finest. ocean & A~"· Av;iil. 5·1. '3511 . ......_ --_ . parking tor RV. $90,000 $425. 754·7496 or 646-8646. ~·3115 bay view o n the w:it.er. 642·1736. leo.to....,.~-u-fh • •••. 6to9P.m. / Brand ne w Npt Terr Security bldg 2br -------------. ... CH'-...,,. DPLX Northwoods 3 br, l ba. twnhse. 3 Br. 2\12 Ba, adults pool & j ac' Cute 2 br, encl. patio & By salt alr. Good 1st in· -"'Orn SUPER VIEW! College Park-3 Bdrm 2 2000 sq. ft., lge ramll ocean vu. pool. patio, 642,47si/6'S·34-4l s1400 gar. Nr. OCC. No (>ell>. v~tment. On lrg. lot. Probate late, $13lt¥'0· Luxury 5 Bdrm, 3Ba, 8th, $450 pr mo. 960-1636 rm, frplc, dshwhr. fnc ad Its, n o pets $575. · $310. 751·3686. Desirable eiutslde loca· Pl 1.1 s b '"1 • l n No . home in presUguous /\.V. or968-9534 yd. gar . Wat c r & 00-88.13 mo. · tion. $82,500. A gt. .J)cea.oaide~~Musl call at Cam rm, rec rm pool. gardener~. Brand new. eo.taMHa 1724 Z Br, 11-lt Ba ~wllbouse • ._.. J .,.1 __ ._ 1 fr-se.6216or971-8150 ·once . '\O Ir g a n g Artist's studio. 2 lots. BACK BAY 3 br, 3 ~a. 1695 mo. Kldsok, no pell!. 2S' boat sup. 3 Br condo. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• g arage, patio. p ool. -_. -1-434-1751 Call for cxcluslve show· den. frplc. yard, tennis, i\Rt. no fee . 964·2566; car garage w 1opnr. ~--~L·Raf Jacuzz1, fireplace. "clMlt:. ,.,... ... 11111 ...... ,... 2 OH A LOT iJl&. $UJ9.000. Jae .. sauna.~. 642·6477 973-2971 stove/refrig, $875 mo lse. n~ es on!)'. $385. 631-498C. 1' FROM BUILDER tODUPLEXES 011•••1 loc..._ bEASTSIDo .. •ea .~.Twbea0t2CBdrostma CAMIOREALTY New3bdrm.1Yt bacoodo. p ad -.1~ oopet.s.646-:?700J9ss.0368 Spaci udios& S2J110 2 Br 1 ba laundry • .,,-..... ... -"' M-1-.a...c H ri E d fl I ---c ...... lBedroomSultes . '. • 6 -' Mesa location. U ve In All 2 Bdrm 2 ath. pool, .... 1• • espe a n unit. r e p ace, New lnbse ln Turtlerock. Bluffs Condo 3 br. $575. Com:ftteK1. tchen• rm. patio, pool. Adlts, no 1444 •4'· ft. A /C • -or ren• both for a = BR D NEW <n•> 344-~l bltns. carpets, drapes. 2 br 2 ba d-pool ..,.,., mo 1958 San Bruno ~-· TV pets . ..... & ....__ -~ 'CM tal area' dbl oveoa, db1 garaae. • • ~... · ~· · .. An ow • M ""'l<l•lce· TSLa6r l .. ~ ... 1600 ~ _..,...., care·free Investment. . N N " &2154eve. """"°""° Closetoallm~r -.F-m ..,_ 0 c9'6 .. + ~~· Act. 645·6625, =·Agent. w~~lp o.tot.,.c,;,•, 'f USO ~~m.~1ri_ts. SS7S. WOODBRIDGE, 4 BR The BluHs, J!Orgeous rteewaysand lrvlne •·&s-lde__,~upper--3-b-r-. -No-t-t·· _,_,........_ n ~ Broadmoor. 2 sty. avail highly customtted 3 BR. Newport Beach areas. oaot.s below. Bltns. "50. c ....... fl•e.cf•t • .... ITS •••••••••••••••• •••••• 2 bdrm. Qwet mature S/1/79. S72S mo lnclds den .. 3 ba. end unit. Ro~ol 5u1a..-1 Evee&t0-12'18: W-42dl elf4 I ., v" 40 Ac. $19,950 nt mln. person or couple. Non ond p00ls1de townhome $850 nr •• • • wltll low $l49,SOO. LI.kt new. lfunl· TRIPL ranch acreage, trees. ,.smokmg, no children, no g:rdnr. Air c 0·• comm Permo Agent640 SS60 218> eWJ)Ort Blvd 2 BR 2 Ba S285 0)0. ... to tt••lffled lnelon Beach oear ocean. vu'1/rd'1. Bkr SS&-3885 pets. $250. 64.2·7134 ~· & lake access. Ref · · 642·2' 11 or .....ie available. ........ West Costa Mes Shows req d . Agt. 559-6221 S4J.2000 $5l.t143 20UMITS poiltive casft now. IANCHOMIRAGE Mesa Verde 4 br, 2 ba, Walnt.11 Square Condo 2 ONLIDOISLE Near Sl.27,900.Agt.97 16 SunrtaeC.C.1Br ,2Ba,on ram rm, frplc, we\ barl bdrm. 1arage, pool, NQ Bacbelorapt EASTSI DE-BRA.NO l'llCED flOM =· uea.MGi~~ 1....;........;._.....;:;:_~;.;;;;..-18th fairway, fu.rnlabed. new cpt, l.ge yd, no pets. peta, no kld1. $350. 3Bclrs w/boatsUp. S\950 SlSOino NEW 2 BR. 2 S., (pie. ' -.... 19 I G .. OWC NG , .Xlntinvestment. F ;SOO. tll9$. 751-3696. 551-2885 May be rented furnished. Ml-5854 bltnl, ea.rtbtoM c:p&. Nr t .......,.51 • 00 rove. 16 Uolta Loos acb , calJLindaEnsJd33-8600 Newly decorated E'slde 3 2 8drmaat$1000/mo. lbops, ICldilC•l• OK. tUGHTllALTY 13·1Br 2·2Br , nd 1 er 2 i.._ #'.I b Delwtnewtownble,l br6 Wf/JJ foMu~ a..,..IMdt 3741 teO. • y.., ti ..... .,.. flff t7MIJJ Bach. w /ellilt.iJl real, f'ALLBROOK 2 ... A. on • -· ·~ c. d I aar. loft, lYI b•. Pool. Adltt,"' ~· ....................... ...,.... • J ...... , •a.•••-c18bllowoft15. i h'lry. Utilll.lea. $35,000. Patlo. Ava I J une lit. no pet s. S 5 5 0 . ~ 631·1400 l..AOUNA BEACH MTR .._ Vet'M 2 Bdrift 2 ~ Mtll ... D,::::;:-DUO VIM. -.ooo. Prt , E,Z t erms. Owner. WiiO/mo.Btr.631-1<194 2 13 / s' o .. 3 7 6 5 , CNN. S1S/Wk" up, ,.aJd blltb. USO ;q ft ftPk • DI ·~ "llUST"' Aat r 1 m.9f73 Dramatic Immaculate %13/541-'7807. Mn' .. color TV, heated encl ••r. dlab~asli(•r: • ._ ••e.lJ111t ....... a duplex lo Barnbart Aat. ~ l > lt.-d9es.'---!bl'. fam. rm .. den. Off 40'10AT5UP pOOl. UUI. <7l4) 4N41t4. new rpt'•· 1arb. •i•P· vwd•• IP"Ht NeW,on Re\cbt• ~....... 2700 Mesa Woods. Cul-de·HC ~e Tree Patio Homt Beaut.lf\llly dtt<>raled 2 illN.CoutR•J. UH.mo. HT·JM• or O l4J61M••• ~~':':.~~ IUllh ..... Lh ....................... =~ncld . aardener. ~~':ir.1 zb!ar8:t~:~: :;'l· 3 bedroom~. 21'1( .... ,...._. 3769 .,.11MZ __ 1_e __ ..,.._ __ ...... l714"71.al4 I l_q_ !..•.1N1rltUn1 pool. 4 YtP'I new ln aa 4IA lblb1 Red Grapefruit. . pra&e. $450 mo. Atk for "'' townhoute. V ew o •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• 4 P.' lRe ''"· -.._. caJ ~ BNcll, ~a 1 ch. llOOOP/A. Will COOtlder EASTSIDE Mu . Jeue. D•r• water. Slip will accom· l Bdrm. Promintor7 ...... ,......_ oK.~rn 1 ftb p.t patlol. A trade. ('JlA) m -7398. Very prtvat.e 2 br1 1ara8e 51W111_. Evt1 • Wkodl. modtt.e power boat or Point. Avail June lit. a p;[C _,. d.-.a37$. to f'lDd a..veattH• at 40 acres w 11rrl&atlon ".,.uo, '32$. Aaulte. no ID ...Ubc:Nlt with collliosible mo. or yr lie. -.SOlmo. Dia._ 1-' Sltate ~187 ·~: P r la I). eq\lpt., fully m1naged. pet,.11U372. Woodbridlt coodo, 2 Br 2 ;:~ ~Y ~ vf.r~ m.em •ma llU8T Alt for • ~Illa 1udancloab.AJI ltnrot.LERTON '9,cha,lk"pk laacl8cap. leaae. 1850 per mo Promontory PoUat Ur =•rt a1~. ~ 4 > or pll!t'. •·*· pu ttre ~ br stO¥e lt refer 1255. ma• brick Jacua.l .... mcm. complet~ll. furnl.lted: · m,....,,. ~.ao,.c,am:mi 11'17.-.-. adlllld.-mo.m.- Marmrr \ u1ve I·' I· · . I I> • DM.YN.OT Suf?C!af.APfllat, tt1't qi tm1 ... ....._ .._ 4000 .. SMN 000 Oflte...... 4400 Ii;: · ............ --.···· ....................... ....................... ....................... . .... ( ... . •1 , I "1 ......._. •---"-'0_t1 • ......._ ....... -,Jl6t --·-.., .... I .--.. -... --· -... ---------eu....~lMMllall\ato panr or-,.~ ·-· ................... --11!111~--~~ ,.... ff••••••••••--••••• -•.a.-• ._* ...... N nu • r9" I c:...-'t:H•• .... •........ ................... I' d ~ ...... ,.41 .......................-••• u-ebar. rt··-· 2ba. if<.l 1'4A aq. It. • ol 1ct• Nted f!st.ra Mon.~ but ClilitMilll •!4 Hal f•.._. JI V ............ l.o¥ely1a.....,·Broolr• kb apt 2 POOla. 8 Q. +..eN&ary. recept.ion • don't have, kltoflilne? .... ,................. -·••••••••••••••• ;_;;•=.._ atn 11.. NOW wtr fall Jae. 1125 +utlJ Ba)'wood wwt bar •rua. Tutefully Pltlmt work for full time lmlA VDD& ..._.at llL\JlP.~bU61BR. ar ar"bitu dthwhr •ltat*t\Facll . .va1I. l>r.5'7·7251 Ext Mldy1 • ...,....,carpeted•wm· ...., No hard ...... motpllwe I AJ br 411 trpie, dlllawlu', 1ara1t Nt '1-Kh. AdaU nopet.t •JKUU.l.hHtedpool M»13Uv• Unda. dow bllnd1. Plumbin1 ~ '111ocme for appt. 5 .,..,llOc;.&aMl-loat fl p1Uo1 No p eh -eoUH312' YOJCANAFFORD •Wkl)'ordailymaldarv Ftm.ownrmw/ba.SJSl avall.lnaU1pacn.Nexl to7AM.*-515i ...., • ..,.,....._,.,. •W. .......... l\EWPORT BtACH •TV6pboouvaUable mo. iat•IHt.on Beach' tofUllotfBeach Blvd on -..lnrlfrat• lilO' NIWJAIW 1\:!iJ:" ll4t "--~ll.~i!!Wk MMM8 = ...... ~~:~.lease :~uo. •c .. ""ea.r-Or. B:xtnlar1ela.,tvat. ••• -.................. Park Newport eo..M.. 14S.-4140 HiolmelTay&or 873·4191 sso.ooo. EatabUabed ~~~~~~!!!~ --· Oramackflo«plant .. .a. .. Of'IMIM• .. :t:.. Jetfery.ffolmesLtd. OWC. Balboa hland l..: a IWr•, I hth IJH '°'~•VanB~ ,.;;;o;;w.pu. U.3 Br, L,\JXURYAPTLJVINO Hoomw/kitdteMtle ... 9!':' ............. ~~.~~ IJllO Sq. ft. Xl.nt ground Re&lly.6TH100 ':!im~.~~~ ~ .. 11\C>. Ga a~ ba. crpl1 • drpe . Ovtrtookb!IThoWater •week ft up. "'-R t J -•/mo floor on MacArthur Blvd Mobil OU Corp H .. l'or ,....,._ ... m~ee llllid ..... i• SBn.·move ln today 111*'. JM patk>. vnlt.cl ~·9'755 ~:ft• ~ • · -· near CoCo'a at Ot C Leaae: Cu wa1h with --.-. 1 • *wly---aled 1 bt. Iba wlk to ~I 6 ~ ~'r.;.'· alJt7,...ca0r'!!!n l'!nJoy 1750,000 a pee· 1101 e t ncla.ed. Kia.t. Airport. PrtAfer Mgmt aaaollne faeilit1ee tn LQJr: ... ~ fllle ~wo.~a;Jt:.at~~!: !,!I'~ .-.. "2·8'44. Hu .. • voll •n ta<•ular1pa. T11wlmmlntr ~~·-'•dlouJr atShudent Bcb. Pt"W.980-..Z Co.831-1444. Newport Beach, Cotta 9MlPo6ntcat.l't~:S• .. ,..UI.,. --· St. ( arnn Ii Koln POO&e. I U1b~ eourta. or ..... _.~ a c!ai are N 8 near Ho•a. Hotpital. R1' BEACH 2 f Mesa area. Capit al In· Pt. A1JPrOa '" i •-· ,'A»f:l" ........... 2RR·8"'.-e-n-cl-.-.-r ... c(~.1!.!'..;....•" nu. malMOlbllafl tr•lht,pUl Jdtcbep. am er.no Sl~"le aaraae us n I •. O· Vet.1mentt80M.tralnlna aio.•115i65. •. ·-",_.... •" .. ... ... ~-., un,11hulneboarda pell suss. Avall 6·1 -a.mU'6JlOW · CMwrec ... ~c.area . providedtordetallsCaJI • •• ~ I doNtol'-' be~~b 1.17 ._,.,_..,, u..a.a ' Newport lfelghta "' • • fl\lm.or unfum.Mon.to 714·131-zil.5. LOST: Female8Wh·Taa. -..... .. ___ .. 1 mo *an ~ -·" O.MI from S.'MV 50/ITio 842•2:515. Gar••e ror rent. prime Mon. or lae. 11' '752-6S50 Wblte /Brwu &allflower -_.au&. --n•w · ••••••••••••••••••••••• o~n 1..-... Arm plan• -, I -· wkdy1 Partner for drapery bUS1· • S alle1 Rewarct ' br. '"* lalllhdr rm • .. 1 8t •\ ... .. """"' -'"' , ,. 1 R ro n\ N.8. oe1t on. ~· mo. ·1 1 ... m • . ........ •' .. .. " ue, • ,.. abr 2\.'tba brand Ne,., h i.MY tuwnhoult ....,vt '1 oom r rt' M0-5296or840·1677 l800 ft of 1 ff ness, excell potent a . 154-0216a.ft PM. TILll1'!ttupy 142 9412 1•ra10. our .fOS Ir Woodbrid&t-. S.S1Sn10,2 CdM Kit. prlv SUM 5Q •• uoqueo ace N8/CM area.646-S435. __ _ ltl>a.th ~ lZ'l 4.!ZS ,..*••-2131t41$ 441 .... , ... '"tteh. pnv. pallOI! \,mons. rent In advance space In older Laguna Reward f011nfo or re\um ·-... ~"' • ,. 840-2.IUO Offlcelewhll 4400 Beach building close to Elegant. small beauty ot 2 doei Jtuaky Shep LAMAMCMAAPTS a.-.a"•ba.Condo tu1hly R;i'~tom 1 Ult 11., Ii b•l,•un1\'•. 1:rpt 1 , · b ••••••••••••••••••••••• downtown on P .C .H . saioo ln shop. ctr. Lag. mi.x, w/i\e blue•>'•· z •-. 1,1111 bd l •rdt-n ·---IMHd Vr•u lat', lit ...-.. ,.......1 te'nnl .. '.rn dnpurlu , P•rklna . Laduna rm. pvt • PerfectfotRealt.ors Ac· Ni~....J Aaldna.,.3500 -ol~ .. her P"P~ .-..-_. "' ....... ......., .. • le .. lad". lite Executive office apace ror • """'"' ..... • yn • • • .. · apta. Adult~ O•hwhr. I.Mt +t« Me~ _ uwctOt-cpy 'MO-•un' t vat.on matiae emf.. 11£0 , sub lse. Prime IOC"ataon. countants. Attorneys . PegAUenRJtr•IM·7578 brwn • blk. 4 [l)O bl&M. l!IK'l 11r. 1.i bbq -------prl 'II • re . o ..-t J bo •-Ca11494-1S35 w/bM'll eyes Vlc of Pool O•• Pcf 118 8'-utt 2 br. l\t bit. •mall )'•rd. Or~ Condo 2 br At t'u h10t' l•lund, J•m 4IM 7:M6 comer o am ree "' · · TRAVEL AGENCY· · Pt MU0'3· LM lell no dop ms mu <:Jiii I I I bott'.t• " Sim J o111qu1n MacArthur 1n J rv1ne. Prestigious Office Space. Needs help, will sell ~ VBalMeP ... v,•pe: !_L.!e..,colo. · ·:::'! ~6 61$61'10 l'Oftl. tenn '· pou ' tWb ltd • To reapans1ble re male Bay window suites avail central locale , secy lnlere6t.846-88lS. · .... ...--. • .... bf1,•1-l •lry ., br ... • ' all Mull amrnalll'll S115 N .... hom" .. itch pr1v1I from 1.W to 160 sq ft service. Xerox fac 1l .. • ~ UtU bl'--t;''trplt"Poot a, °ju•ui,," ~w Penthou c Condo, mo 640-0IMt i''orrc11tallnform11llon W~bndg~.irvme Lan' Re c e Pl 1 o n 1 st . confe r ence rm a nd T8i9tlSSHOP 'C;~r Sp:nie'l, ~~'. Wu. n0petlt QI 0097 2br, 2b•. b•I. frplc , ~.._. Jt41 da. days at 957-1749. eves personalized a.nswerang telephone answering Great location Great RJWARO $100. so.ma -hl~hl1 ~l>~rd Ten. pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J l-4/04-4 1900 M1·9547 serv. secretarial serv. service avail . $350. rollowtna. Prime Npt. orl6-sct74 MIU ""'.s Jae ~.f. "~:n 1:1.! .. ~~ .. Oelu.xt> nt•wly derorited 2 h rl Xerox machine. postage 497·3301 Bcb. C.M area. Priced 1---------2 )k' DIO l"rplc. pool, ~I R>!$tl~"""" " bdrm •Pt 00 oc-etni n .. ar OCIAMNOMT 2;;;: :i~,~ ·1~~1\~ft : mete r & other 1m · lD Sell Fast lO to 6. L9ft sm all black male JHiwl: ..... ~~. rr·--~·d . Victor llUt:O II .iU·d 3br.Zba W/OfhCt! Ydr SlOO dep No Pe ts Sg munities avail Orficei; ................. 4450 646.Q514.Aft.6.640·2A94. cllft· lO yrs. old. Scotty 'ff::r Adulli.. no Pt'l!I 2ti50 3br duplu ft'n('t'd yrd point. el•·v1ttor. icublerr& ly f''rvk . MDr. $1050 Mat. 675-5533. 6-45-6499 avail ammed1atley. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• e 1 x. V' c . New pert 18~'e.~i:.w47 K.ldll.~l.llOK 1395 mo ne n park•nM sn:s TSL~tcml 642 1603 -75'2-2737 ,!:!.ftbL'>.fi46.06.5l 2 ~m~ 2 b~th Hrand ~ l23?Georat• ~111)}3 n 1 C C A N y 0 N One rm, & bu. pvl en· IEAUTIFUL SltiapplRgCftter fOlJNO M Coc~e r ~~t1"'•1dit-hw¥bhl•r ~Int La Coodo. 2 m i.tr bdrm 2brOcttanV1cw 1-WNHOM!o: 2br. 2bu. 2 trance No. Laguna SUITES SpacePorLeoM =:el pu~y blk. ic. »lion 075 548 Sisti ur i.lt-s 2·~ b.1, r p. 2 dt>cki.. 2 Spar1ous . patios. frplc. wet bar, F'emale494-66S8. 755to3200Sq. Ft. ~ca.de'-"'"" aple Ave. M. 548-1260. ~l\2:i(ll pat.1-0ti. yd w1d hkup, gar 2700Solanu Way S750mo Will cons ider s...rRettfals 4200 Crpts,drps,serviced 21l-277-6JlacolL foOund: Golden Retriever ~ AOUI. T Ans b I k 1 o h c h S 5 O O 497 3495. s urn m e r r o n l a I ll l •••••••••••••••••••• ••• C-rce Park EXCB.LIMT... I mix, Back Bay area. Call MOWAYAILAIU 96().~/96.1 25!!_ __ Sludio Mii" over -&U. Pool. ee>.tno~8423· Lido Is le bayfront. on Newport 833·8813 Forst.ore&ofricespace al ISTAIUSHID _54().._7030 __ . _____ _ 2 v.r llPf,I. POQI jacuu 1 & Nu lg 2 story J bdrm 21, Noo smoker. Need car. StudJo. lge, nu cpl.8. drps. beach. Avail June 1st lo ~THE reasonable rates. ~ SALOM Ft>uDd female black Lab BBQ area. Eoc\ .:aral(c. ba ftp. 2 cor gar patio & Pnv ~nl S300 494 0<&51 nr lloag. 1 adlt, no pets. Sept l s t . $4000 mo. VT" 500 to SOOO Sea Ft. Lido Village. Gross uvtr mix. N. B. Sheller. ' SORRY.NO~ETS y d $475. 847·5820 / 1 bdrm dugl ex near S275ane u111.631·0749 Agent,67~5626. WATER' MESAVERDEbR Sl00.000 I.St year. OwNr 644-36.56/548·21S3 m E 22N OST 963-2518/900-4407 • PLAZA leaving. Only S65.0t0. ---------Cofi M 6 2A98 ---beach. gar t•n, P11lt0, NewNr. Udo Shops. Yrly. Promontory Point 1 BR & PLUSH SUITES Dorothy H ardcus I~ FOUND · White /tan ~~->45' Soac1ous 3 OR,~·, l>a 0<·can view S3W G11 111J 1-·1r . Pat. 2br. 2ba. Cpl loll. 6/15-9/15 $1000 iw.r U25 MC5a Verde E. t:.M 64.2-8235 CG·90 1 young female dog. v1c .clean 2b rondo nr So f.)i>lc. Oshwsr, encl .:ur. 491,1534 No Pet.s.$550 548-4073 mo.AJ!ent.675-5626 350tol300sq.rt 545-4123 RESIDENTIAL Atlanla !Newland. H.ll. Co •st ·t~1a"a Pool . laWldry hookupe, Avi.ul ----------F.tcnticViews HOMECARE 4/20SJ6.9434 rarport C~Hd ok No 5 1Peggy.91W-4392 Oceanfrontbach apl Ma} WIMTEIREHTALS Oceanfront Laguna. P\'l Wet Bars Newport Manner·s Mile -------pets.833-8974 & June Only. S325 mv Now taking re11ervut1ons !>lcps to beach. l br furn. Udo Marino Modern 502 sq ft store or K~y location Midway 1-'ound: blk puppy wear - ----Lovely 2br. 2ba. put10. ~;.ru21or497·43.'>4 Duunond Real Estutc frplc. S500 mo. thru June Vffiog. office. 2630·C Avon LOW Caty llcen!>ed for 12 mg nea l'<>llar So. S..n SJ75 Near new l br. 2 ha. 3Xll Cahforn10 St Upcu lAllJl9MI Hils 385 645-7573 497·20>l2 0r497·3282. Newport 675·8662 tt!l'lt 2131477-7001 ~~~~~ Wood 644>62UO C.1emenle 498-0638 . .l(ilr t urport. frplr. put10. Sul Sun ••••••••••••••••••••••• '-·~·-r STOR~OMT LOST --h--clOBe to :tll ----rl ,.,.. H:tyfronl Pcnlhou:-it> <Aq;w1a. ocean ront. pnv SOO-l250 sq ft llwy vis· ~ __ _ 4/25 Long aired 'T'St..Mgmt 642 1603 3 Br, 2•., bulhs ijrun PAHORAM1.... 3 Br. 2'1 bu $1250 Dob beach. fishing. Wt't>kly 1b1l1ty Laguna. !>Ub Harbor Blvd . pnmelot". DaC't1.sund. blk w/brwn --· new Walk lo !Jeoc h . Hilltop vie ws /\ la r1a 640-BroO. 644 5891 499-3816. Renrussancc parking. New carpet. C<isla Mesa 1450 Sq fl. luliness tnm. ans to "H1ldey·• 2~,,w ~ar·nu tpt.s-pamt !~Sr/b~ro. "'oy~h o84pf.~~~. Apls. Adult. prei1t1glc . CONVENl"'N'f N B d Nwpl Bc h al O<'ea n . drapcs&paant..a1r cond $&.'i0Mo.8roker675-'>700 fo._..H 5010 ll1!it C M. area. lleward .. ,rpd636-41201 Spm -Pm 0 .,,.""""bcf8 Pm luxury apt an love y r, u · Pri"e n egotia b l e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 960-2UM l567"8."0rangeS2S5 .....,.........,. Laguna Hills Compl rl'<' dress 1 Bdrm. $.%01mo. fam11tes. s ips 6 N r ' 2 Vac·anc1es downto wn ------r-· 2J76Pl~la "B"S300 OCNFRNT. great view. rm, jacun1. heated pool Wa1c dront Ho mes s hops. hl9 3Hh St . 549·1186.557·5870 _ Hunlani,iton Beach 210 OdVEi:! ~ ~tu~f~dott~ LOST· No Laguna , 2234Pl~llil "A .. S310 Close toshoppan11. maJo 631-1400 9644375 0Ff1CE s pace available Ma in St Mini m a ll uc · ea 0n0 BIJctwhl S11>enan Husky new cpt.s; pool, 5475 mo. frwys. yel private & - --Emerald Ba y Ocean al 17875 Be a c h Blvd 960-1S58 sold separate 'f . vcl~ f''em. 7 mos . In heat. t.«e 3 be. 2 b~, up11rad1:d. 8eclty962·9351.M6·5428 qwet. OM WATER Id 1 T lbert H l 1.000. 2'x3' ~ers, a R E w A R o • N o Cotle"~~E~L oar 5400 HEW 2 & l IDRM cia ar wu y a f o r 2 ge n e r a t 1,0 n r>• oc ~ 1 1 1 c II K newly~~ Nr O.C Off Ali p k l Attruc11vc. rcdt.•eoruted Front. 4+ Bdrms . ea 0,nc!ron a .. _ach.11~cn upn(!r Sho p for lease. high ~. ll> caJ Will ~ell QUESTIONS ASKED. ,. ., Xtra lrg, 2•r.i ba, frpk. Pal'eOde Valenc:1a 2br Older pr('fcrr<.'d, no farTUly<2nd K1lch I Gated month Phone messa~e volum1.• shopping center,. G~l'd' ood on 6~2 •3~2'~ 494-0217 751·9905. (;all & leave D db 25111 Stockport Dr Pt.""-' $175 yrly 67Hll45 area w/bt-arh. tennis & service $10 per month II B 1800 ~q fl ava1 uu a r . a .. ., --------~ssaie · A ''ll al May /W, I gar. 968-9724. S8J-OlJO 581 1;151 evet; dt.cosk SS per month. Daily Please contact Che ryl _p~ .J F"Ol.ff<ID Male S1:.ame~e. CostoM ponl Mwnl 4941102!.I Palut ofri rc. Pho nl' Green or Htt:k Strack Carpl'tin..: l'l(',inini.t Vu.:. El Toro, rrv. a rea. ;,-a('h -1·,-r ., .. :,. r frt " Costa Mffa 3824 •sa 3824 Wu lk to L11l11 Shop~ & ln•h. <!Hr wki\', lfal P••n'l. :! l':tr t:i4.:.! 'l:J2l 1.'Xl 276. (21Jl_450·~ ----Mat• .. ·n"'·. -.~.imn..uu•r & 4()(00. .. ~C'la.w1·d Blue eye::. u l' ' 4' ' • ,. ,... • ••••••••• •••• ••• • •• • • • • ••••••••• •• • •• • • • • • ••• • "hr 2 .. ,, -.11111l1·k "•tr · •u ~·, '' .., .. """ '' • 11' • • ,... l>k••. »'ail .l t1nl' I Sl·pt '" ff ~lllH'. µoul. atlull ~. 1rn . tt-u1 r lvf'7'"l7tl ,.. IM() L·Rfo,·L.·nc.·NT BEAUTIFUL RETAl-1.. slcumcr.!:7 u.c'MO 1·r <""" Y J 1 .I n 15 ,.7;,.;•J JI d.)" 117~) 211!J7 ' r r C. 3 54) ,.,(Y,/ ~::u~Z l~:~;~":~l·ar so Med .tterranean '7t. llage ~ cJetnl!n•~ 3876 C\'l.,.. ~~:;~~1.r~1 ,~~1 ~~~rr~ :t~€~~~}'"f~~;:~~.~,~~ 631 . 041 h • "~:;"~~/~luck ,...~c': ... M1z~ 0 1a .... t l'la1<1. ;i !Jr. 1·'• l,.i 11 V ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vocation Rentols 4250 W 19lhSl 540 2WO. lnvntm.ltt 'hirlhu~r du~. Vi c : I ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.rmil:1r Reply lo B<11c "'-----'ty SO 15 Wood!> Cov1>, Lu ~uria . Ar 11:.hwhr. 110111 . B ed ·u ood li 2 Br. luumry . .:uragl·. Ill 77 ,. 0 I p I l PO -........·-~ .. I :Mluna. JW('U'UI t many • earn ce1 ngs, w pane ng beach. 223 La l'aloma, House for rl'lll. Ht~ lll'ar S1n~ll>.:Jrm i.u1t1• :Jvatl lrt 4 . ' a1 y I 0 • • •••••••••••••••••••••• 4.,.14 l!J cxtrai. •Grasscloth wallcovering S29f>. S52 1755 City sips ti. linen" furn full s"rv orrc-bid!! Nr Box 1560. CoMa Mesa. investors earn 50'; of pro l''t>UNO L11llc Uloodc J O Prorwrty M" mt •Fi replaces, wet bars S25 natcly pr l'PI Ca 11 0 <.: uirport Rt•<:cpl ~ Ca 92626 r11 A ~U('('1ssful bUJ Ider Huff colorc'<f Cocka.nlU1, "" .. ScMto Ana 3880 ··' c • ., l""" phone ans St><'Y serv. ---...... 71>1-2787 •Dis hwashers, walk·in closets wLer 3p.m .....,. '''"' --' rm ate Pl~·· call Antiques-Shop SJOO mo seeks fund!. $18.000 per Cook County rabies '76 E. Side De.Ix Twnh~c. ?.br. Ciba No Pets I diald 0 . k S350tm o ~ l..all(e l br. l ba. c pl, dr))h. blln.s. bakony. xlnl loc Adullli. no pets. S27S 1767 O r an~c 046 799:1 . 642.lJ~-! ... 2 Br. I PQ.).'llur). hh<.11(. drµs. pitUo. I frpl, d ~, t.am d~s. s:..r Adlt:; SJ'J5.21160 l::ldcn I I 1 ~llS. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MA UI 7'-~u6188 · " · "'" Merchant AssoC'. Co-op house t ort t erm , ng 644-0906 •Balconies. patios ft-+--L.-..a •p~ _.. d 800' 646 3071 ' ~"cured r Gordon . ---------k lik 1 d · ~niru ~ •~· Oceanfront Condo. 2BR. -----~c •• s7371 · """ •Par · e an scapmg 2 Bdrm, 1 b11 . kaas OK 2ba. sleeps 6. pool. near Elcl'(unt offtce... 1801 -~---------955-3";4 ~~~,s':s~21~3~e~~=~ •Swimming pools, j~cuz.zi S320mo+dep. A1va1l now tennis & .l(Olf < 808.> Newport Blvd szoo. et ml & pls Mix puppy, f'. adopt Mon - •Lighted tennis courts 600-Slll 645·2111 ...._trial Rental 4500 IS<..oci Brk Coop AM only. 81 Poodle, F, M. t to f & be h I n d r rn . I b a l h ••••••••••••••••••••••• '(j2 7S7S • lllU es reeways ac es s.?75+dcp Avail nov. Palm Spnngs Condo on CdM dlx swte!>, utJI pd L/\GUNA HILLS-two ad . . adopt Mon AM. F. Sltep, I IEDIOOM Call Rcnatu ~ 7707 M1ss1on llilb Countr.) AC. ampl pkg 1-'r $195 JHC ~sq ft M·I uniL'i, Sat A M only Shep uux. I IEDIOOM & D.. C.1uh.96~Vi4311 nr NolsHcqd 675·6900 new bldg. /\1C llffr. MaMyttloon 5015 r!ppy. M. Mon PM. Bl • 11 A TOW ........ OUSE :! bdrm :! ha built ins. -----fronts on Moulton, nr •••••••••••••••••••••• b puppy. F. ~foo AM 2 I -4 ,......., uar""I' Watl·r paid S32!: ,\\'AILABLJ-: B't' WK 3 br --------19 only Abyssmtan kitten (.I I S :'1;1 Pt'I'-.. "" .,,, R Lakt' Forest. lc&SI.' by M l 30 S l I Adults n Y ·urn • ' no··r mo 556·859'J aft It on "Olf courst· al Pulrn Nr,WPORT CENTF. ./NEED · 1 a o n y . 'G) '.";,.. W ., d D ,.. I d W 11 CUTIVL· owner H35 l80fl Gold /whtCat. fluffy Office Open Daily 9 to 6 :11 ...,.,1 •• r e~crt. n 1an l' ~-TIU-: EXE ... ------ 1714l 557-1020 Tustin ----3890 SHXlday_&~-~ -SUITE Airport Ind prOpl'rt ~ fo'OUND White puppy I I ~'!"!~~~!!!!!!!!~~ 557-5707. 833·3693 Nl'wporl West. llunt-Pasadena Vlllw (;ab1n. ::>m or J(t' groupi. -: Mesa -·v~ri;!o area. x1r11 locallon, ,2 Br. livinl( rm. dln1na .rm. tlois c to Space Avail. 640·5470 5400 sq rt. Cal owncr E " ·t • 2400 Harbor Blvd.I Costa Mesa . Calif. • •••••••••••••••••••••• BIG BEAR Lakt•frnnl ./MON y apx n mos. VtCtnl y 01 ' 1&2 Br 2 bttth :°!~den Mgr 71411!66·7701 NEWPORT CENTER 4000&8000sq ft UlgtOO BeachG. LookSshl•ke t ... "•leecll ll40' .... "4•hecll U4~ ., w l5lhSt, Npt Bi:h miniature .er ep. _,. apts Gym.sauna, PoOI & PAL"'1 '-•.. PRINGS New EXEC SUITES 2)31433."".l ''nll""" lu=t •••••••••••••••••~••• ... ~·••••••••••••••••••••. d I '' n .. .., U'1"'i • '-"' .,.,_,. ovn pauo. $285/up. A u ts. no adult tennis compll'x. I & OCEAN VIEWS -------stores. Jmmed. uvual rr.==================~l SJ25. 968-1100. Ask ror Jack. MM-6PM. 2br. 2ba. nr So <.:oui.l Plaza. Pool. Sauna. Jae $375 . C all ufl 5. 2~. 2 Br. 1 bu. rcfr1g. cpt:i. d.liis. no dogs S'lU5. mo ~7522 ----.---I tir duplex. pnv yurd. garage, ftei;h paint. vet OK. S340. 548·4301 ---Sharp I BR. EaslMclc. w t pvl entran<·c• & "11ragc S.125 mu <.: 11 II Pam or uuTy al 546 5lj)jO 2 Br. I ba. ull clet 187 i-: 1 18th St. C·3 $375 mo AJ.:l 54J.!i032 1126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Kennebunkport ? Isn't that the horse that won The Triple Crown in '72? ·~ro~ It you re not sure who (or what) KennyDunkport was. don't feel ba<l-yo1ire not alone. Kennyr>unkport 1s one of t 4 q1stmct1ve1y different apartment floorplans at Seawind Village in Hunungton Beach. Seawin<J Village 1s a result of totally personalized professional planning. The kind of attention you deserve rA perfect blend of nature and llvuig- nestfed in a forest with babbhng brooks.and qwet pon<1S. cooled by natural ecean breezes. Add to that tennis courts. sw1mm1ng pools. a JaCUZll and a convenient locauon near shopping and employment and you've got a place anyone would prOUdly call home. (Even KennybUnkportl) One and two bedroom. one and two bath adult apartments from 1315.00 Uie w /option to buy. t:x I s d ecuUve condo. 2 Br 2 Ba ViQWJTI ~ mo. 493·0467 Ask fur Mr. Poe. · JlloHunt•n91on Vllld9t· HaltkMJ10ttleach 1840 ~ ••••••••• ••• • ,, • •. •. • • • 15555 Hunungton Vllldge Lane Huntington BecKh. (714) 893 5198 Ob studio, 'l'I mi lo heh. From rile 5.ln 01""" Freewa~ orave north on BecKn ro frplc. wood decor. l!kylt.s. ~vv , rUll kitch, :ii. ba. Pool, pvt I Mcfad<len. then we~t on McFaCJOen to Seawino Village ent. utd pd. Str/gay OK. Furnrsn1ngs ava1ia1>1e •Open oa11y 10 AM 111 ouSk S300mo. s:te.9831 eves. 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~~~:i .... C.to... \hdh 3 Br · 2.,., b1, la rRe 3 br · 21,\ ti., frplc. F /D. 2 car aaraae. S52:5 mo. + S200 aecutfty. Sl.S clean Ina. 1.""1e 2 br, 2 ba. auper units w tfrplc. S400 me>. + 8JO aecurtty, 1'75 clean· lnl· 11171 Van Buren, ti. B. b etween S l ater & Newman. eaat or Beach. Drive by caU for appl 9G111or-.SUJ3. Near New E•lra Dix. l o w n h 1 • pt. 11. Jor. 2ba, Im mac:ulllte. Frplc, bl\ln1. W /0 hkup .. Sltylltea, ~eult.t ~ ... Nncd, Jd. Jdra. a,, peUO. Obi •l· 1::.A~r. Etc. S475. Ne•r New E•lra Dlx, ....... -· "· ..... lbl, Immaculate. Frplc, bltlH, Wi D hllup . a,ua.., ._...,.., eell- ~1 Jd, ma, 11. 11191 aa&eb. 1•r • .......... NIWA"HOMES NOW IENTIN$ Luxury 3 br/2 ba, spacious interiors. lnrl OW. stove. fplcs, & pri vate 2-car garages . .5 Unique floor plans . r e ntin g fro m S.95t mo. 1111,. ...... _. I.oration -~ .. t lllotk oil llt•uch Ill\ d I '0<111•r v( T••rr\ & Vt"" p111n• ''" t100' II\ 00'4 I llU tr 'Hlttl-'110 lft'\ I IA)t'ollt:'T l"llOJU"'T ....,l» pets. 15482 Pas ade na 2 BR. completely furn'd FROM$200 /Mo M·>-Corner. !10 x l27 FOUND· Poodle male. Ave .. off Newport Frwy. condo·s; for weekend. Newport R~cy wts mall comm bldR CREllT MO ~ray W/wht markings. 832·2909. week or m onth. Coble c ~"" 991 W 19th SI P8 ""'ILEM Vil' Beach & Slater H.B. orp. ......., mo. -. -842-~l ~nh Fu"'ish~ Real Estate. 1757 No 644 7 180 C.M. 642·3490. tnd & lrdTD IOGft1 or Unfumished 3900 Sunrise Way. Palm Spr-----·----547-5402 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _i_ngs;;;.._·_7_14_1_327_·1_1_o7_.__ PIUME LOCATION Sboge 4550 Arran~cd by 5350 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 111E EXCITING Oceanfront 2 br. 2 ba ON WATER. Available ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coast Home Loatt1 JlF.LAXING M/\SSAG ~ PALM MESA APTS house. Avail. now lhru for professional or retail Warehouse Spac1.'. 3500 sq BobJames·L1c Masseur MINUTES TONPTBCH Junel5 675·49l2Bkr off1et.>t1. Total of 3000 sq fl. $600 tmo Irvine 12' ~OK to 20 mil Hf; Outcall9·9,494·511l Buch. 1&2 BH n. Can be dlVldcd into ctr. spnnklers. 20· Cell· Develop Construct & MICHELLE'S rrom $255& up Diamondhead home. J Br smaller UQ•ts. Dnve by ~ Avail 'I.JI Augus t lS lal<e ool Inventory. re Adults. No pets 3 Ba. pool. 2 wk mm .. 2633 W Coast Hwy. NB. 642·1121 ce1va bles fin Bus ex •a.teal• JS61MesaDr ma1d serv.808/S24-1616 the n cal l Ag e nt at __ R_V_P_A_U_l_M_G __ pand. Unbankable our llAM·2AM 835·3749 <5 Ulk~ East of Ne1>11 port Hawau . 2 & 3br condos. 63H400 specialty 547 .5737 Don -------- Bl vd 1 • $25. MOKTHL Y Bnan. LINDA & VICKI 9am·5Pm 546·9860 fully furn. Pnv. Marina. A' r P o rt 0 ff i (' e Fenced storage for yo1r T o.tc• Mouoge THE BEST OF ALL WORLDS l'J\CfflC WOODS Adult.Apartments &.ot.among wandenni;i :;treams & tall fraA rant panes feature •Walk·in closets •Time-saver kitchens •Air conditioning •Decorutor accents •Pooh;. Gym •Volleyball & More l lir rrom $300 16350 Harbor Blvd. South of Edinger llt-2140 boatsllpsupto44rt Secr e t arial se r vice boat. camper or exta 1111MD111:0•~'111111.111g•a.H11, rvst 5015 ~--L--oflt! 213/541·3132 avail.$140 957-9331 r ar. F'or info . c/11 ..---,,...,._ 714 /833-0618 848_3133 Hunt. B~•ch ••••••••••••••••••••••• Scrvtng all Orange Co. 808/524-1616 Elega.ot oHices. 800 sq. rt """ 835-7313 -Xlnt Newport location area. LOWEST Rafttafs to Shatt 4300 ~2111. ------~- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 Steel storage gar;ges, ROOMMATES 740 Sq. Ft 44t per sq. ft. $326. mo. Located off the •OS Frwy nr. r rown Valley. Avail May 15th. 8JJ.3J66or 831-9081 SZS.50 secunty yard mo. lse,552·7371 ltewltah WCIRhd 4600 .......................... ""-""t Ratts I st T.D.'s, oho COUNTRY GIRL •ESCORTS* 2'td T.D. LOOM. 34 Hrs 7311-0487 Fairest Terms smce 1949 --------- Sattlft-Mh). Co. '4Z..2 I 7 I 545·06 I I •FOXY LADY• OlJTCAl.L ONLY Share-N·Save t;Noy more. Pay less~ 1\ll Ages & Lifestyles. We Check References Call 546-4282 -,1-90--U-p-. -0-fl-l_c_e --s-t-o-re-.1 Res ponsible, w>rking write r sceks one ---------1 cpls. drps. A/C. 17301 bedroom cottage in •972-1131• Be a c h . II D L s c · C.Orona del Maror Costa Pvt. room & pvt bath free 842 2834 in exchange for lite hsk· --·--· ------Mesa. Quietneis cssen· kpg. Female only Call Sharp Pttlc off lee . llal Write Cla~1r1ed Ad Ray eves / wk n d s w/bath. Sl2S per mo. #206, Daily Riot, P 0 . 493-2439. Scott Really 536·7533 Box 1560. C46ta Mesa 9216216. MONEY AVAILALE 2NDTDAND SWlNGLOANS INTEREST ONLY OH FULLY AMORTIZED Lee Realty R.E. Broker, 960·1957 .. We.h4 7111 .... W..tM 1100.W.W•ted 1100HelpW•te4 1100 MllpW..eN 7109 .:~:=:::.:•.;.;A4>1:;.;.;.;.H 29;;;.;..,;. t.,111•'---::0:------:-----....,.....,.~~ •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.t.•T•••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••• ••"••••••••••••••••••• ....,W..-.4 7100 ..... W-....... 71 ~~-ll!lll~~~~-·1·----11111~1111111111--l AITIIT /fllllll.AMCI •AUTO SMVICI •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• •••••• ...... ~·••• .. •• • ... •••••-,,.,.D =" II Mu.tl\Jve 1004 lettert"' 'POSITIOMSI ·-----~1111111111--&1~0-kteper r IC ro·1·:. ~.-~~aft-ii * -* ' c'•J 11t .idll to ~lit rough lay Orowlna volu m o r u· Ci r lmNlllT~ 1• &HYIJ 1it1!1. ~ .... ~ 0 u t . • r l n I II h ' d quimEhev dealer to ~ceddfll hme. BANIW'G Collt Travt1... •• L r'l'Whantcats. Call Penny add . TED,fANKFORNlA ColumbiaSavillta, a pro· l"l ,_...,...~ ~. f38.7122. ••. • .. •'Fronl·end 8 M-"""'h8ayPla"I • •IOOll•• 'OIU • .._ .,._,.. • 1ra.1lve a nd 1row.n1 ., __ ... •t · f'n• ,.... 1400 • WANTED A1,.£NOANT WANTEO. Technldarui. Lagu.naNlguel p vinpandloan,hu lm· -'iWWWut91 " '°" boaf(i" care raclllty IJ2. Clerical A••lataant to S3M9?0 MeCtiatt OPPQl'twlitlu in CbeYydeaJerwW 8dd t~v- l'/tlme, 4PM 12:30AM. Service M.cr. E 0 E utlUu1 II l. k Derieneed ~ eler~,_. ~ wttnd"t Ml>' Eiti.-ellenl pay • working · · · ~branch. new • e few liabl bookkHPlD . J. .. ••••••••••• Ba' View )lanor ~Uons near Oranac ~ ~~ rull·tlme. 1'11 1;1 n Now 350 S:~i:··CM ~rc~M;:.ii>ort. See f\lllUm~~~:arttlme JAYIMGS DllV. 8~t~fi .. HOWAADC.....a.t eves & Sat. for our So. SUPaVISOI pleaaant ..,,,....dlaP,./ Al.Wad.ant lo twig 1tare for ,Oove .kQuallSta. Coast Ptaia ottlce. Ell.· n:::ibUlt.lee wm in,. 8QOd P9>'· ~1-. acl. ' ~.. ~r»Skl' 1 o •L' quadr\ple1tlc 3 mornin111 NEWPORT'BEACH ~en""'Cnlerr~. Call vane•i:nent ntt1c• ~ -"""'"" n~n .......,, nn a Wt'ek appro11. 12 hbi. I ..... i . t Cl ualstlng Manager • '•.'I I l•'I"""""~ "'"' .. ~ ' AtQGlft.V PAID S11 l11 t y nugolu ble . A\ff()TRA'NSShoplook· a Ph n nangs. a with st•ff supervialoo1 ~~-~ ~ .-.trb ACCOUNTING lrvme. CaO John 898-9$71 lng for qual persocinel. ~. 3333 Bristol St. euatomer rel.atiooa ana .,. ~~t'EC"f PMOFl!:SSlONAL .... l 9,5 AflSC:tllDlllW·7078 apnly 447 W. B•Y St. CostaMeu.92828. branch operations. '{wo Dove• · •th 11* fellow ~ 10 th., •'OK TEM PO~ARY •11' •111 .. M •c.,te4 S,.... CM years recent S&L U · NEWPO 11• doeer -9 . •·OcK-. f6NMGNT ' w., """ • n. I •'••=It&,,....... 1--------· · ' H.wAccowtb perience and ability to II ... l'maw. 'Jo•la arfl c .._,lllW.-Street,t--..•a.-t.. A.TTIMTIOM Babysitter l0:30pm tos c-Mlor supervlseteller andnew ~s·1, MUlnl. I b• blQtt·~_,, ACCOUNT ANTS 11 Or O •er a m so m e w k n d s Part time to work Fri & accounls functions re· Bua Driven tw1ClulbUal\1! aJl ovt'rmyta my h•lr """ ''''"''"' roA~ta Mesa Sat. at our Costa Mesa ql.D'red Sc h oo I ,1vl 1f j , 31611 "'fal._.,ou,, llfd I ft't'I mna/HOUI & UP Nobper.Hecu 1. --""""'·....... . . Brookhu r a t ii'.V.1' u;tly Wllat '" l\t" Thl' "9-UU u you are new to Costa Babysitter needed our r:r~d~"t>:f1enb~o~r:~ SAVINGS 963-'1&31 '$~' or:J dCK•tor UY•· · don't ~l"l'C) +-3 )tart ex·•--------Ml'Sa. temporarily dis· home. Prefer lady over Wagner at 546-2300. 2700· ""' ,., , lmowwhaalit li,bl)our pt"ntnttln(ilJ,•natyMll, /4c:tNun:Acton ASSEMBLERS contlnuln.g your educa· 40.Call642·4112 Harbor Blvd. Costa COUNSELOR a.tnessmaQ ·,res •a...1 cYt&htht lS PERI-~ T " •uctlt f ,S. s~ttln« ayst~m WAMTm MOW tion, rtcenlly discharged A full time op,enln.g la ~ate, spar!~~~ rqr,., --OOfihnd1orbudf:ctlng ·s A M." 11 no w in from the service. or for BABYSr'M'ER. 2i.; yr old Mesa,926216. availa ble ror a n in· d1str. con•'fJI ntr.tbus,rt1, & t 7-.& lt1rvlt',,lln• l hoi.c 1n C'ox Hobbles. lnr . :.i any reason seeking tem· boy. P/tlme. Mon & Wed C.UfFecleral dividual knowledgable in ness. Y~ ea~ ,14im_you~1 • ,.., • .._ f /CUKNS ttr«1tedln•pruf cur,•cr h.·~ rnunula<'tureror porary e mployment. 841H3l4 Scw._&Lo. all savi.Qptrwaetions. ownbuam=..~,utlni \ ····-·············-.·. n MJ1tOUR & UP In MOVleci, TV" TV com. •f\.lt.'I J>OWl'red moch:b for coo.sider lhts unique OP· Babysitter n~ed Mon· An Equaf Opportunity ROOent S&rL experience vestment . . Wu" a .,, .U. 11K'f't'iob1 No t>xp nt'\". tht-l<>Y /hobby lndustry 1t1 portunity Fri, please call Debby at __ E_m..;;p_lo..;;y_e_r_ .. _.M_IF_. __ 1 and typing of 45 wpm re· Cafeteria·r~~4,l~i\ pa r(!' ' • t ,.._ 70-5 s +-year). cKpt-rtt'OC(I m lt!e Call 633-2233 t·xt now a<'r~ptinii applll:a Yo.. Can font 548-8098 quired. time, no wk'nds,.~,2"\ hi;,1 •••••••••••••••••••••'1-with muhtbook. O t L, ~ tlOMforAs1.1e11\bl\lr1> $216PerW k. Banking tostart673"4403 • .. ,,_.,,,, 'r a. t-' s . t; D f' & &sed on your produc · Babysitter P tr. looking .-w •cCOUHTS These poeitlons offer ex-..ML'Cl~ • ,..--&..6.-il'W-l.L.-,.. m1U1u1tl In addH1on lo r om llvit). t•ommission, plus ror loving, caring yng ~""" ceplional working en· Campus :;u~~lrr . or ·,6 . -......,. • Admln l\i;l''I rt•1tdy lo pet1Uve, automutic pro uwenhves & extra profit mother NB area. lo care COUNSILOR vironme nt , ex cellent hour day. .21 . a t • W....../WeitreH ASSTIMOCPRS 1 8 k e 0 n m(. 0 r h\' (!;1:ss10n wages, our s hartn" bonus . The for daughter2111 .675'2389 lfyou have previousSav-salaries and outstanding Laguna Bea h H1S, Cati·' rt'SJ>()n!ilh\llty .rowt ( I d h tl t"I .. •. Lo be ,. . lud' r ee ..... Oc•C ' ' • l or a week t'ltu~t1:1 iSi50/HOUR & UP k d I ~ne Jl~ mc u e os,..1... women & men we are ---------1 ings .,. an exper. we ne its inc ing r ...........,...,. , 'ii d""' V" Fr•"• Job ai; firm •M In!( t'\lll life, dental insuranre. 1~i.· r m be t'ir"d o~""''"n m.ay have an excellent career apparel, medical ' " "" '" ""' ont'nk'd 1ctd1Yldu11J wbo t """mg or ay " ~ and dental insurance and C A R .~ ~. • . stst;ulceoff\'rt'd i Yeara exl)(lrtencl• thru enJOY& ouL111dt' public ~~: ~~~.daafi'~u":~~r'~r;g ~~~~~~~~o~dJJn;::p!~~ HOTE C LERK ~3!:~~a:&~~e ~iid::e unlimited growth poten· COU .. sia.:O~~. I ~1 • .R~~~~T ti/l..A/P,AIR,P /R. {Ylnlu£.1 ~p'd lnbinnu environment and frt't' work'tngforalimitedin· fo'11ltimeopeningin our l yrsexperinNewAccts. lial.Pleasecontactour REAL ESTATLffl l ,1 TOD & supervising starr de ff N B office for person b ood I & Pe I Off f OF AV . ACCTG CLEllC sired. 8'Tld resume lo co ~ come. Work with young with. com mercial Bank ave g ora J cooodm· . rsoi:ine ·~er or an TRAINING " lQU,1 l~ffarbor Blvd HPI. 3176 Pullman. Sulk people. Rapid advance· Note CI erk ex P er. munication skil s. g interview ap~intment. QUALIFY. LIN· Unil P 714-.g:_~~Grove $.00/HOUI & UP 1-.:..103~,C.:..._M_._!r.l62ll __ · ____ orc~ft~~r';0~~~o;cpt ment possible. If you are Responsibilities include ~~~C:,e{obrs~~t\ffi~s & .--.L--1..:-Sa•ilMlls DA. l714~ 1 0 ' •...L-w~ • 7075 2 lean experience A/P. ADMINISTRATOR at 714/546·2551 ;~~llait~r ~n~t:'r~u~o~ Ins tallment & Com. We offer pleasant work· ~ m~ -....,....... A~ or P/R, 10 key by HOME DESIGN CNTR 1 mmedlate ly . ca 11 merrlal Loan processing ing cond, full company and Loma Carpet Install~' wftftt11·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sllldenl desires wiutrcss job, CM/HB are1t. P tr Lii J u n \!, f ull time thereaft~r. S40-572l after· noon eves. ¥oung . Eur opea n gourmet or vegetanan t'(wtkmg. Iv out. Terry ~do.ift -----.... Woated 7 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SWAAAl S Our e)(p~ding business 1UJ$ exper Counselors . Great openings t-0 fill! Employers Pay All Fees Liz Reinders Agency 4020 Birch, F.Blab '64 Newport Beach. 833-8190 looih ~~ :, tk!d~~: 2u~6ifoe; cox between,.9:5306-25. 3014. ~o.t~~~ki·U1f ~e~tls~fy . & ~:;,e~~~~'::l~ ws,~a:~~ng Assoc776)1ation01 t~~e: n aw ~~ll : ~t ~ ~ : HECENT • For more information 499-4644 t::XPERrEN C'E Up. Good phone com HOlllES, INC. TELLERS call: Ravenna Cash. EqualOppty Employer REQUIRED mun. $800/mo. 640·9193. A Subsidiary of . . II 17 1,.t 6,."7652 CAR WASH w~p . Answ.nn9 S•rvic• Leisure Dynam1rs. Int·. AUTOMOTIVE ~~m~~ ~:t•~i::;:v:o~: WESna;HoERAL f\1111&8 P:i.rtf~~mJ! " '• D!l.J-'or Aµpo111 tm1.-nt l.500 E. Warner Avt' SERVICE merclal bank tellers. 1• .... ~UETS -'H ...,. PBX opttrator!I for a Santa Ana. CA 92705 SA.VIMGS """""' MetroC'a W,asli telephone ans we rirtit E.0 .E. M i r CASHIER 4Corporate Plaza PVT PARTIES 2950Harbor Bl. CM. ~i 547 -7631 ~ accoU1tants associated PERSONNEL i.LRVICE, IHC. 105SN.Main Ste 1016 Santa Ana serv1ee experienced or Automotivtt experience Rec•ptiOf'list/PBX Newport Beach. CA 92660 BARTENDERS i.; will train. Full time or necessary All new Openingforpcrsontoaet EqualOpporEmply m tf BUSBOYS CASHI ER ·Ei<p~r,.i~ w1~~· part time shirts uva1l<1 ---------fadlites fac·ihtw~ & an as Bank Recepllonisl & WAITERS BofA & MC. 3(),~ hr:i_,, ble. Days. afternoon· SSEMBLY h f d oper an elertronic pulse ---------WAlTRESSES Some eves & wkn~. Ap. cvt>mngs or grave yard. A ~~;t a~';~horu~ v:~-s w 1 l c h b ·o a rd COOKS/CASHI ERS plyat Chasin's.So.Coai.l Must be able lo work thusiasllc. growm~ cor· Responsibilities w1ll 1ncl. Banking · OfSHWASHERS Plaza. ' . -r' some weekends. Typin~ TRAINEES lite type, filing & deallni! BANKING HOSTESS • 3.'> wpm. required. Many poration. with frie ndly & pro · Needed for work on anl•----... --... co. benefits available Call Bemi fesslonalcustomers POSITIONS OO·Call basis. Register c1~u1rns·. PleasecallMon-Fri. Orhpffienced ~ G now! Group ins. avail, IW Ul Fashion Island arc11 : Outstanding envir on· IMMED OPEHIN S you choose your days & 64(}.1791 FfRST SHIFT k ment. good salaries and FOR hours. References, car & UTOTEM M'Dll£JS ' Cost a Me s a a r e a : WiU TrainThu · Benefits. telephone are required. ~ft ,,, 673-1166 E.0 . E. Right Individuals TELLER Interviews every Mon· •-~...1~S-vice #I In Or llfHJt' C_.ty APPLICANTS day & Friday. 9am-5p m . Openings no).v 'a,v.allabl~ -W1:'n .... Comprehensive '""lS Harbor .Blvd SHOULD CONTACT TRAINEE WESTCLIFF ror full and part U"'e OPERA TO E vening C'ompany benPfits '""cosTA ~n;s,\ BOHNIE GRAJEDA H06pitality Resourres Ca<>hlers on 2nd and 3rd ACCOUNTANT shift, Full lime. 228 includemaJor OR RLE CLERKS t617 Westrliff.Suite209 shifts. No >ti'Xpenien o~ Ni•wport Beach R /E We ArcNot A Forest Ave. Lag Bch. meclic411 and dental 979-2500 VIRGl.._.1 ... w•JTES Newport Beach necessary. W4hqlraini f. · A Publk Accowtrn l! Firm """ "" 631.l.23() 752·9118 h l lnvstmt irm·tmme.,. APT MANAGER Automotive Sen ice 01::. MANUFAC TURERS'S 1-.:xcellent tr aining op Start at $3 per. ow:. ac • v<lf.oernee'.n 5g+. ry~sq ~~ rp~ 1~ * * For 55 units ltt" ·Costa APPLY OH CALI. patrher Oran~e County portunity for t•a ~ec r vancemenl Qpportunity ,,;.::;,_/pt·nshp a "ctg/EDP Mesa. Exper'd colfJ)le. Monday. Wednes day. GM dealer needs c" BANK mindc'<l ind1v1duals Ex· BAR GIRL full or part for management wltilion I .... ,. ' Husband must have Friday perienced dispatcher l20lDoveSt,N.B. penencedeahngwiththe time. Neighborhood bar. to SS.50 Pl"r · h our l<f eicp.bpudref./t/thfiru fin.Jysts"flsl maint. exp . Wife bkkpg IOAMto l PM Darn good pay. Phone 171'!J7o52E·0600 public a plus We offer a C.M.64&..s.544 ,ualim'afitiedoo. ~,~rr'!.t!!: pre i ge m. ana 1· ... --------•I exp. Call 642·5073 or (714 ) 995·8017 for in· r .•. · · good starling s a la ry ---------1 .or ..,... '°""' ...... Send resume w/ sal. re• ACCOUNTING (213l8fiS.3851. OR terview. ---------1 complemented by con· 8 a r t e n d e r s • go tostore82at~ .• q .• T.M.f .. P .0 .Box 2Soo: ---------I Female/Male. Apply in 30000CrO~"{iall~y Newport Beach , Ca BILLIUG Af'f MANAGER TuesdayandThursday AUTOMOTIVE -Bankin-•.•,------•1 :;,:~ew~k~~!eu!~t pe rson . Tony Romas Lagunafodguel 9ai60.Attn:Controller. n Couple. wife-m a nage. 12Noonto4PM LOTMA.N TELLER company paid benefits. Pla ce. 2530 w. Coas t 495-~ t ·t Ac"'--ing CJerk needed 1 husband-maintena nce. 0 080 Over 18 vears old Ex· APP 1 y 1 0 Per 5 0 0 Hwy. N.B. F.qual Oppor }llP 9yer, ro~N:~rt Bch. Travel CLER" 200 units, Oceanside. ex· l7141 54 -6 perienced. Must have NEWPORT OFFICE 9AM-3PM Is ! . ..I ' S600/ ,,Ac 9800 I perience req'd. own transportation & Excellent oppor for ind1v Chi'ld Care help needett ro. mo ..... .,. · TSL Mgmt "•2-1603 valid Calif drivers w/m;n .6 mosexp.w1ll be •llKESTORE• a::MEX. locate' in the U't. JRANSMASK ....... 979-4200 for Ch ri s \i~n ~lerQ . A.CCOUHT CLERK !800-$1040 Per Month Plus A Fully Paid Benefit Package Seeking a person with 2 years expenence main- taining records of finan· cial transact i9n sue h as AIR. A!P. payroll, re· conrilllng. b a nk a c · counts, etc. Computer in· puttin~ experience ex· tremely helpful. For more information con. tact The City of Irvine, 17200 Jamboree Road, Jrvine. 1710 754·3600, before 5/17179. Accounting ACCOUNTING TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS lllfine Industrial Park. is lirense. Apply in person performing new accts CITIZENS BA.HK Asst Ma n age r fo r school. 16835 !Yl~ooJqiurst': ~rgoing currtnt ex· ASSEMBLERS toMr.Davison. duties a s well as all Schwinn dealer.Sal$13K FV96J..7~1 1 J>81)ion in.the computer We need guys & gals ll) CORP RO Y C ARVER Teller functions. Will OF COSTA MESA Mus t have prior b1ke 1--· ----·""'· ---- indutry. loVe are !teekrn~ help us. ROLLS ROYCE consider indiv w 16 m os 2970 Harbor Blvd mech exp. in a store. CLASSlfl[" '•' an i1dividual "1th a •BuildSwitt hcs 1540Jamboree Roact cash1 e r1n g bkgd & Su1te205 544-9835. U' ~~':1 ~~ l/~lJli~xg ::~:~~=~~oducts :Z~To~~~v: iiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiEiiWiiiiPOiiiRiiTiiiiBiif:mA•Cli•iit•I' ~~~·11I~1ni:SC!~~hn E.0 .E.Costa Mesa M /F ~~~;n .B'ADP~~·:e7 awn'il'. ADVERTISING ·,•,,' Clerk 9ld the ability to •Help build ou.r ro. ~ DO YOU LOS ANGELES h ·31 The Dai'ly p,·10• ~ .... e ..... ' 1 Eli:lftED "L s •v11o..1Gs MacGre0 or Yac ts. 16 ... .., ., .,.,... type55~m accuralt ly . Call Phil Hanson Equal Oppoty Emp yr FFER A SERVICE? ~~-"" " Placenti'a, C.M ing a person to•augment (714 1 556·3100. Col~ m/f)l Letthe publi·c knowwith E.OE M /F' •-LllMJ' /L----------1 our Classified Advertie,. This indhidual will be responsjbJi for lhe 1yp· ing or lnvoi~s. fihn~ and extension 01 invo1ct."' by use or 10 key Qider ' \ Excellent hen,hts tfld competitive sal~ry <t'e offered. ·Please a pply 111 person or cal I. REM EX b C .tl-OCorp Irvine. Ca . 92714 1714) 557·6860 Equal Oppty Emplyr Instruments Corp. 2650 ____ _. ____ ! --· d d -• f · 0 an ad in the Daily Pilot ---------BOATMAN (2 ) Ilea : mg epan.merit or m-. Croddy Way. S.A. E .. E. ••SSIEJl.,,OILY-f•B Service Director.v It can Proc:.ssinq Clm trainee1 Exp. oper pwr s ide teleph<Hl~ •sa les. ~ u... "" $ Your f r iends and Newport Beach Fu II boats reqd. Seamanship Telephone Yaltl&' ex" AMcmbly Gas burners· welders & t.'051 you as little as t.77 neighbors use Classified time. typing reqwred. knJdg knots, ma int. & re· perience ne«!&.>ory1 will MECHASSEMILERS press forming. Exp per day. For more in· w h e n they have Excellent opportunity. pair exp h e l pf u l ; trainfor classlfi\ld. · • Rot 5 it he pref. but will trai11. Fr· formation and complete somethingtosell. They'll Call Madelon Dawson super visor exp a + REQUIREMENTS • ory w c 5 inge bene fit s -pe rm .;r~a~tes~c~al~l ~642~·56~7~8~.~~~ tell you how well Jt <714)675-9570. Work wke n d s . Jo e INCLUDE: ~jd~~t~t'~~~=jh~~d w o rk · I ",,}0r.: rl~t~ :: worked ~r them! IMPERIAL S&L Taylor673-7730. ext 22. Mus t type 45WPM telec· dexterity. mon 2 yrs. "XP Dyna mi rs. 1"" . "'~ual Opportunit v tric) ..... .. St CM CA<> 2245 ..... ~ B 0 0 K K E E p E R I De nd bl in s malJ mech assembly. • '"". Employer M If' /H pe a e Call PhU H 1714 > SECRETARY exper ·d Goodspeakingvo1ce anson. ASSISTANT MANAGERS needed for new rast Pleasant personality 556-3lOO. Cole Instrument •WORK AT HOME• growing sail loft/ boat Salary com mensura~e. Corp, .2650 Croddy Way, NEW 190 Unit FAMILY BANKING building corp in C.M · with experience + COIIb S.A. E.O.E. COMPLEX needs F JT Great oppty to grow mission. Excellent corn·, p! ! Take time to relax couple. Husband good at AERONUTRONIC TELLER W/c:'ompany. For ap pt pany benefits. If you are d shop at home. It's mainµinance. wife lite call 631·4660. 646·5806 ambitious & want to be pie with Daily Pilot typing. Starting salary Newport Beach Mon·Fri. paid ror your efforts ssified Ads. And if OVERSOOOAMO.Health Immediate part·t1me IOOtCKEEPER pleasecallforinterview1:. have something to & Ins urance benefits. nas 1mmed1a1e openings lor o pening I Mo nda Y · Personnel Dept. s I, call a friendly 213·782·0560ext.5.Apart· Friday. tJ.4. plus some To asst Ok Mgr in a 642.4321,ext.277 m/f OrottCJ• County is~~~~~~~~~ loomMC)! And so or~ 1 _______ _ we? We're ROllRllTNALFB accounlet11J$ There are ma ny new firms moving into the Orange County a r ea bringing about an in · creasing demand for ex· perlenced Accounting and Dat a Processing personnel. CPAtS Alldtton TaAc:co.t_., Colt Ace-·-·· ~. Acco•t•t• ........ ,." Acc1wlllitC'9ri&1 .,........., K/P Optraton U you are not aware of tbe benefits of working temporary -give us a call « vi.tit ua at our new location. We will be hap- Pf to diacQSI it with you. We are located in the : COLDWELL BANKER BUILDING Sbite '200 ZSSINo. ~way Santa Ana ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT Major Newport Beach Advertising A,g Qn cy seeks a bright indlvldual to process vendor billing, prepare clienl billing & assist with general ac· counting omce functions. Some offlre experience helpful ; accur ate typing & · IO·key required. No college necessary You will enjoy a coo· genial environment iri deluxe new offices. Gootl salary & benefits includ· ing !ree parking. For an inwrview a ppointment '*11 Willie at: •714) 833-0888 IODU. & JACOBS GIOMacArthur Bl vd. Newport Beach. CA 92660 Eciual Opportunity £mployer M/F ACCTS PAY AILE CLERK '71411JMIOJ Temporary 8 wk aaslirn· ~~~,,.~~P~a~rk~hl~l~~~I ment, must be exper-..d , : SJ,SOperbr. IOSAM.IHC. Nwpt 8C!b 548·6$33 Equal Opportunity Employer STOP!! Tab time to re&air and lbllf It home. It'• almple wlt b Dally Pilot a..uied AU. And If ,... bavt eomet.biq '° ••II. call • friendly Clualfted Ad·Yiaor at MNl7'8 Cl sif\ed Ad· Viser at me n t P e r s o n n e 1 ELECTRO NIC ASSEMBLERS Saturdays 1 ror a Teller multi·company environ· ORANGE COAST 8 Services (Slartat SS.92/hr) in our beautiful Newport ment. Knldg of EDP · · Beach office El(penence payrol l . A /P . A /R DAILYPILOT \ \ accounting I AaolJNTS PAYABLE SUPERVISOR He re 's an exceptional growth opportunity for an accounting 1a1ent dlsPlaylng the energy and high motivation that's necessary to keep pace with Miller's rapid expansion. Initial assignment will be at our Azusa facility until our new Irwindale brewery. now under construction. ls completed. o qualify. vou'll need 2 years eneral accounting experience in a all to medium manufacturing vlronme nt plus a prove n per visor y bac kgro und posure to Financial EOP s tems a definite plus. A degree in a unting Is preferred. Primary Im rtanoe will center on your ca biltty to shift rapidly with fast eY Ing priorities and monitor all a nts payable functions and dep mental bud~. Thi h igh vlsibilltv career opp unity offers an excellent sa lar and benefits package. Sub resume In confidence with earni history to; 8 . Mercurio. De pt 763·9 Miiier Brewing Oom y, 819 N. Vernon Ave .• Azusa CA 91102. An EQual Opp0 nityEmploverM/F/H, Reqwes 2 years e~penen'ce on caoling prererred. but we a11e systems. Small co at· 330 w. Bay Street harness 1ayout,chass1s wiring. pnn1eo willing tolrain. WP offer. mosph/lrg co benef Sal Costa Mesa c1rcu1I bOards. soldering and assembly • Free Parking commen w /exp "'ft Io rt ·t , GREATWES.TERN ..,..ua ppo um y •Career Apparel Em.pl yer PROTOTYPE ELECTRONIC AS SEMBLERS !Siert at S6.22/hrt RCQu•res 4 years varied e1Cpenence •n assembly ot c1ec1ron1c chassis and sub sys1ems. drawers. 1unc11on bo)(e::,. modules . w,,e cables. ,mo breadboard mo c1rcu11 boards Musi reao schema t•i:~and know cotor codes ENCAPSULATORS (Start at $6.0 I/hr) Requires 2 years experience preparing assemblies ano molds. m1Ming and curing various resins. epaiues anC! other potting ano encapsulating compounos for impregnating and molding e1ec1ro n1c modules and assemblies Our benefns package includes • Cos1 of Living Allowance • Shilt Premium· ·, · ($ 45/hr aflernoon sh1ft l • Paid Medical Plan • Paid Oe111a1 Plan • Paid Presor1pt1on Drug Plan • 13 Paid Holidays (Includes ChflSI mas sllu!downl • 2 Weeks Vacatton alter t Year • 6 Paid Sick Days • Professional Working Environment F« an llllfl'l9dlate and conf'°9nllel Inter· 'Mw, .,._. .. calf (714) 75H2t5 cw 1pply In P9'90ft to: Hourly Pereonnet. Oept 051.003, FOfd Roed, N.wport ... Ch, CA t288'. Ford Aerospece & Communlc1tlon1 Corp. Aeronutronic Division Newport Beach RECLAMAT ION ° Please call ror •llXlS. Grand. S.A. Sell things fast wlth Dai~ uppomtment 714/SSS-7761 Pilot Want Ads. , • FIDELITY FEDERAL SoYings & Loon Aun 542.4000 Equal Opply Employer Banking Savings & Loan 100% FREE ESCROW SECY $1000 Fantastic opply for Ext>pers. SH nee. ESCaow SECY to $900 No SH nee only 6mo exp COMLLOAN SECY SIOO + U banking exp is all I.bat's nee for growth ~s LOANPROC $750 U exp In preparing loan packages TBJ.IRS to SISO w texp or someone w/bkgd ln rigures ti11W ACCTS to SISO Work in El Toro area A.OATll/flr $725 + No Sat, car mileage + CALL Coastal Personnel }l~~lr Costa Meea IOOo/oFIH ------------,• I t'• , I• BUYER "' We're looking for an experienced 1 buyer who knows lhe ins and ours , of industrial procureme nt. Initial assignment will be at our Azusa fr- facility until our new Irwindale brewery, now under construction . ls completed. You'll be involved from the start ... a nd have responsibilitie s for •. purchasing of direct and Indirect ·materials. Your bael<ground must include 2 or more years Industrial •• purchasing eitperlence. BS/BA ·~ pre ferred. Must be familiar with •II OEM and have M~urchaslng experience. We're offering realistic growth opportunities within the eitpandlng ' Miiier Brewing Company as well as ' an excellent starting salary and , ~ gene rous fringe benefits. For 1 consideration. submit resume with ,1 salary history to: 8 . Mef'Curio, Det)t 758·9 Miiier Brewing Company, " 819 N. Vernon Ave .. Azuu . CA .. 9 1702. An Equal 0PPortunlty ,., EmployerM/F/H. ,, --• •. -~~ ...... ?~~ ~!~ ..... ?!~ ~!~ ..... ?!. •• ~~~ ..... ?! .. ~ ,... oW atuH tor n 4:w 10CM1lu with a a...afaed ad. 14.3 )f7lt • a.•CAL Newport Beach erta Your hatll1y ausnber la ...,., Tbla corporatloo ~ from Wtltlh' • neecll ~ •kUll to ktep l~m Oft tor ot t ver )'Uwll. a.... twnt<fll• ' iidvam-e~l opportunl ty l00'$. ~H to appU cant cau m em FILE CLERK Pa rt·llme po1lllon. l <IA)'• ptr w • Mond•r.· Wt!dnNday • Pnday n our Cl'ftdli o...-rtmt nt doina nurMl1cal flUn1. You'll tftjOy a COii& ntal wortJAi atmospbe,.. and iUll haiv• llmt tor tun In l.huaun Apply in ~r11on AM DOCUMENT OR A l>lv11lon or AM lnlernaUonal. lnc. P 0 tiox 10647 Ml S l}almkr M S&ot.t AIUI. CA DZ711 t:Qual Opportunity F.tnploycr M JI" PRODUCTION CONTROL CLERK · · i.3 Years e•per1enee ln n».Uadurtn« ada.d ul Inc prtferred. lla nd lt work ordeni. 1t'bcdule plant t qulpmf'nt. a nd dally work ICbtdUIH . maifttaiD reeorda 'ot pro. duct.ion. bandle ll«ht typ. Ing .._ offlee dullH. Ptta.e taJI to arran«e tn· lerview oppolntm.,nt. Carol Rufino <7l4) $46-8901 ANABOLIC, IMC 11802 GtJlette lrviM. CA 92714 EQual Opportunity £mployer M tt' llal'fl•lo abop l)!!rl rtad ----• Uao bl~ .0.. UI CINtlllcd lilt~ 110mclh1ht( you 1unt The fastest draw In the reeutarly AMi I.bey find to U1 Cl~lflt'd u111t do West ... a Dally Pilot what UM-y',.. lookln1 (Or It '#\'II 642 ~II Oasstl1ed Ad. 6'Z·S678. ====-= = ----------------------------------------~--------------. --. -· .. - - , Announcing an opportunity to explore the many intelligent reasons for joining IBM. We're holding exploratory interviews S8turd~ May12, in Los Angeles. RSVP (408 J 256-1979 Engineers. physicists. materials science people. programmers. designer s. tech· nrc1ans: here's an rnv1tat1on to discuss career opportunities Come over May 12 for an open. relax·ed discussion of t he many reasons qualif 1ed people should consider IBM Professional Advantages •IBM/San Jose is a peripherals development and manufacturing fac1hty that 1s a leader rn computer technology •You'll be teaming up with some of the top talunt m your field •T here's plenty o f room to grow. The crea tive. open envar onmcm l lets you go as far as your energy. ambition and to lent can take you • Salary increases are based on merit. And we pride ourselves on being quick t o recognize and rew ard good people Personal Advantages IB M also otf er s an 1mpress1ve number o f personal advantages .. A mong them are an outstanding benefits program that includes tu1t1o n refund. medical and dental plans: and the campus-like setting o f our f acd1ty w ith its extensive r ecreational fac1llt1es. ENGINEERS ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Logic Design Manufacturing M1croprogramm1ng Servo Mechanisms Test Equipment Design Des1g n/ Development E: D M M anufacturing Process [qu1pm cnt Design Tool Design CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Development M anufacturing Process MATERIALS SCIENCE Electroplating Photohthography Physicists Thin Film Vacuum Deposition .... SAFETY ENGINEERS PROGRAMMERS D/B Management DESI Elect romechanical Tool and Mechanism TOOL AND MODEL MAKERS TECHNICIANS Automated Equipment Card Test C1rcu1try Fac1l1t1es Maintenance Materials Science Process Test Equipment Build Test Equipment Calibration Thin Film Unit Test Call (408) 256-1979 betvveen 7:00 AM and 6:00 PM to arrange an exploratory interview. I If we sound hke the kind o f company you'd be rn terested rn knowing more about. and you have the e><per1ence we're interested rn. w e should talk o n Saturday. May 12. Call us at (408) 256· 1979 to arrange an interview. IBM 1s an equal opportunity employer. Qerical ABIGAIL ABBOTJ FEVER!!! CATCH IT!!! J0tn the mo.t «'llcitinc Te mporary Service an Orange Coe.inly. Work cloeu to home for top pay ... paid vacat.lona, auloQl•Uc raises. t 0()'7i. Free To Appllcanu THE FEVER IS SPREADING CATCH .IT!!! ABIGAIL ABBOTT TEMPORARIES CALL. Debbie Card ~1-9760 ~Campus Dn ve Newport Beach Kar en Powl·rs 731·5627 14311 Yorba. Ste 201 Tustin Or Candi 1 lyt('r 77J.0901 1400 N Harbor . Ste 1031\ Fullerton CLERICAL Earn Edra Money• TYPISTS PBX ACCT CLERKS KEYPUNCH OPER CLERKS Must have phon(• & rC'll <• bh• tran.~p Lon.: & ~hurt u...sa.:nment.<, llulld a} & v a <' a l a o n µ ,: ) llos p1tall .tat1u n pl.i n availablt: CLERICAL GENERAL OFFICE lmmediul<' t•nlry ll'H'l opening wi t h µru ~ress1vc, convt:n1t•nll) localed Oran~c Count~ corpora lion RcquJrcs i.h ar p. :O.l'lf starter capable or hancll mi: phon<..'B. typimi. filin~ and various ore.cc du tic ... A mtrurnum of 6 month~ expen ence 1s preferred. We offer eitcellenl i.alar} levels and complete com pany benems lncludsnµ ma)Or medical and den· taJ. Apply or call Mon· day. Wednesday & Fri day. 10 AM to t PM, or 'I'uesday & Thur~da>. 12 Noonlo 4 PM TRANSMASK CORPORATION 3952 C-.us Orin ~~=-~:~·~· Equal OpJ>()rtunity Employer m /f /h Clerical 100% FREE Qetkal SR. &ENERAL CLERK Hyland Laborat.orte11 ha1 an lmmod1•tc openln for • Senior Genera C lerk 1n o ur BHR ProducUon I.ab Pe>111t10 rtq\Drell excellent typinf( fikills as well as pn•vloUJ ch1ricat cxperi e n c:t•. Typical dutlel' will In· C'fUde maintaining d<· partment. m~ and pro· ducuon documents and preparing technical re· porta. Good commuolca Uon :lluJJ.s are required rot this J>Ol'itlon. For more Information. please contact G.-IKk«' <714)540-5000 •xt207 Hyland Laboratories 3:.JO Hyland A vc> Cost.a Mesa. CA 92626 Equal Opportunity Employer MI F CLERICAL CLERKS 0. Hobb6el. lne .. lud· OOOK. •rull ....., ...... lq muulact1&1'f'f' of fuel home la tq..a 1NeJa powtred models and a. .-lu lor~re. nidlo CODtloUed un'ta for all alouM, ,. ..,•nt hObby/toy hadia•try la J:'! time coS....,... ~e:~'i"f t ' coi'!~hkl~ ouppt. ,C Retoooalbilltlft Will 1'1· CoLIUr help. P/f 6 f' tr. elude art a nd photo Day lllifta, ...._ ... ,. A&>- material flln, ordenna ply in t•no•. •·U. suppllea. compo1lng ORANG ~US, 711 layouts and ndlnl com· E. BaJbol )Md. a.u.oa. p&ex torma ror printing ___ __,;;;._....;...........;;.;;.;;._ using a T ·Squarc or COUNTS,. PSRSON· drat'ling macbine. neat a~rance, mutt enJcw Nii>le. •IN aw. to Cllndidatn mus\ ty~ 60 help ha '\be ru&al )'Cl. wpm and possess Cll· 1'11M89t • cellenl grammar and • spe lling capabllll1e1 C~REW MAN IOll' .... lte Knowledge or printing woct, le -r'e· and graphic technique qd. pet" la ndnol' COit· and 2-3 years expencnce stn. Sal ne1ollable as aboreqwred _fM_IM835 _______ _ CU'l'ODIAN To arra nge an mtehlew <)od oppc.y ror rellaMe" conta c t P e r s o nne l Uorc>ugh worker. Xlnt D e p a r l m e n t a t tmf. artnooa/evening 114/M6-~I µ-s. St.788 hr to '5.138 hr In S annu.al steps. Apply by April ~. Westn11nste,. S e hl Dl 11 t , l 41 2 l C c d a rwoqd Westmins ter . .E.~ E MW Cox Hobbies, Inc. /\ Sobcil1d1ary of Leisure Dynamics. Inc. lSOSE Warner/\ve CUSTOOtAM Excellent opportunity Santa Ana. Ca 92'105 We need someone to f o r 1 n d 1 v i d u a I s E.O.E. Mf' wtclerical background to clean & malntaln our JOlll a progres:uve clec--------~-! 0: ~=:~u4!eh:i c~: lroolc firm in the Or. Cly 28:50 Croddy Way. S.A. auport area . Ci.rilfTypist •3100 ... E.O.E ... Candidate m ust have .CLEttl(S. dcr a(·a l expcrH·ncl! w/strong typing skills to pe rro rm inte r esting du\Jes U\ the Quality As i.uranC'c area including the ma111tenance of docu ment & s pec1f1cauon ron trol S)stcm . Clerir/Saks Let us find profcsw nal temporary ass1gonents when· you can 1pply your lul<>Wl(.>d Re & ~ 1 llb WC' Appn•c1a~ Your ~kill~ CUSTODtANS Needed 1mmf'dlatety for Irvine Company apart· menl com plex Full & par t tim e F.x cellcnt company benefits for full lime /\ppl)i nt. THE IRVIME CO 1071 Cametback f\l('WJ)Ort ti(> a<' h 644 ·9CH O Sales dept clerk will Sele<:t the JOb that '>u1ts handle vanous den cal your need..; Wor~ wht•rc. dul1ci. 1nclud1n" light when & as 10011 0 ' you, _______ _ " wis h No fee ,.._ typsng. & preparation or 557•0061 ~tOMtr Relatioas i.ales lite r a tu re ror 5*5 (."USt.omerrustnbuUon. ~Q~ offic e • Jmmed opening for self. c..sto.ntr /Ser•. Clk 0 0 ver10 ad motwated pers to pro-will support field sales & VI~ CU."ltomer relations. order enlJ')' act1v1ty JO· A ProfessaCJ'laJ Servici• Good wages. & benef cludm~ rev1ew10~ & 1n 1---------! Transp provided tcrprNmg sales orders & GREAT WESTERN corn•spondence Mus t Clerk Typ1!i nd•d<'d by HFCLAMATION have good typin~ skills. major -;tofk hrokl•ra~t· 1800.S. \.rand. S.A w 1datu entry a +. llt>av y firm nr O<,' a1 q )()rf L:tt• 714,558 77fll : r: t l' r (a l': n I( w 1 t h t)ptnl(. to hJndlc !>cc·un nJ:itOml•rs l) lran ... frr-.. mon(·y rt• CU~~rOM t:ll l't•1pL-. & frhv1•nl'' llr -. UHDEn UES K All pos1t1ons rl>qu1r<• high -.1·hool \I. 1 d crical 1·x 1wnt<n1·1• Takt• advan taKc of Wc!>tcm D11:1tul'-. l' ·• l'l' l' r on c n I .. d .: l mo•;phere & excellent fr. ini:c bencf11.$ Send re sume w 1salary history or ap ply 1 n p e r son t personnel. 7 l'1•<,-;1ng pre G~ERAL OFFICE form:! but not rc11mred J.:xp d n~ L1t1• typinl(. Manufa•·t urt-r of 1n prof1c·wnc}-. f:l(urt''• 10 d u-;trs u l 1 airc r a f t key by truch Opportun•· hydra u li c h os1• a s · t~ for ;11trnnc1·mcnt. xlnt ...embly l ri.tn(' industria l ClJ bl'ntfllb. info rm.ii l'Om plcx !1 40 -7639 ofr c M CJll M 1l1Je .• .rt _F._. _O_f_: _____ ~ Westen. 01,am c~ 312B Rhlli;ve. CM lromer Redhill & Bakl'r> Dcs1grung TechnoloitY For the F'uturt' I:: 0 Jo.: 9AM. 645 5800 Coddail Waitr~ss ~ Earn up to $300 per ,k Low t111hon Placcrtent ~'\IS( 751 91:14 L'Lf:HI CAL COLLA TOR Document Control OPEftA TO, EIN'tronic~ mfr. net.>ds Prowess I\,. fa~t f"OWIOJ.! Pt·r~on t o ma1nl a 1n bus11r-s~furm..,cJ'lmpan} t'nj!int•t•rsng doc umcn rt•qu1rt•., lnp qu.:111 1} f1I~. make pnn~. col Collator Op.•r/tor Ca 11 lall.' product manuals. In· Qlaw,a Corµ fl!I I~ I «·rfac<· with EDP Re· ---~-qwr~ ab1hty to work in· Coffection/ A/R d1>pt•Odl!ntly . Ty p e F.Dl'sys AfPrOX lOOOrt• 45wpm. ~xpcneoce with ,1dtntaal .1 c t't <;. Falc· ('flgmeenn.g drawin~ o mo.nt, l31t not1r c• .... i-top doc um en I co n l r o I !W!Yll'<' Jl!>li>, tl'll· -. .. n ht•lpful W(' offer AOOd t.'(llcctions pay & bcnefM Call ro C;Hi';ATWESTF:RN :ippt Telon1t•1Berk eley HECLAMl\TION fl c• r ~ o n n c• I cl e p l lliOO S G rn nd. S . \ 7 14 494 -9401 f.a~un a 7M I~ 77t;J Ocnch. KO F: P ---------1.'ornpan1 on . ·1 l ur widow M u-.t <1 r 1 \ t• CLYICAL Jtt•r so n ah l1• & un Vanou.., orfice duties. II dt•rstand1ng. 4 hl"'I a ct.1~ key add & typing a m us 3 ;, days J 'We('k CdM P H •\ IOUS office Cl · ~0'776 penenct• or ,1n accowt· ---- SOR major. 8-5. Mon·JJ'I COMPUTY orER. DATAINTllY ACCOUNTING Ct.BK Full tune pos1t1on open a' a vid eo d is play ll·rrrunal ~rator for a &sic/four mini com pult·r. Some e xpc r11:nc1· 1~ d es irabh:. b ut \I. ill traJO mdiv1dual v.1th de monst rat('d ty p:ng a c· C'\U'al'y and SIX'L-d Work II\ plea:.ant l'n vironmc nt w ith i:ond compan y bc·nd1ti. :nl'ludrng 2 v.t!t•ks vacauon after l year Compa ny µa id mro1cal and dental in i-urunre. CretJ1t Union. etc Apply ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT :mw AaySt Costa Mtlsa 1 Ht•twecn llAM-5PM I Call for appt picas~· 64~432'. Ext. 277 1'.:C1ual Oppty Employ,. DELl HELP.Over US Ex per. 4 days week 644·5619 Kcrm R1 11141 Hard wire. PROGRAMMER 2£66H~r~rBlvd.C M Local rum m fg. hui. im· l){>h Sundwich Shop. N.B Clen cal·RC(.'.Cleft m t.>d o p e n1n Ai. fo r n l·1·d~ f'T h e l p . Nn Nel'd :.h a r p p if:.On quallfaed 1nd1v1dual w:th IUAh~ Prerer food ~:11.p: 18+for ret a il cl.thin~ 1·2 yrs t.-xp In R p G I I but will tram r elrnblc • t I IBM '!ystcms 34 Dutil'" Pl'f'SOI'!· Call before 3:~ store . 10 ke y ha p u · incl nmmng appls(·atiun' PM 645-6401. or wknds Hrs. OC'x. Call &12-lt44 systems & wnlinl'! ne-. ~«J • -- C LE R K s Tr. N 0 apphcat :on... G round lll:llH'rv J>t•rson Ill or over Fascinating in:ernat'I floor oppor Salury rom with AOod dn vmg record. mgmnt coosullJlj! firm mensuraH• with •')(pt•• Calif 111· /\utom ou vc I h ff Sc>nd re ... umt• & ~altlr> pnant-. & supphcs. 27882 wt sma ll 8~ · Ac· history to R P J OllN. u1msn11 Cap1s1rano 1182. curate typing r4Ad. Steno 2001 J.:alll o_yl'r R •. 01Ht. l.a•'UOd N1"Ucl. 831-()()38 work from lalC ma ch. !,ant~• Anu l alif .12705 .. -~ -·---- Relaxed cond.Good hrs NO PllON f: C ALLS Dl-:LIVERY·Ava1lablc & benef. Call 712·8952 PLEASF. now Tot> poy. good P ff' -------hn-1-;vei1 !'>-!l. Mon-Fri. CLJo;RK t:omputer opt•rator 5:il .ail! COMPUTER OPllver L./\.T 1mes to ~tores & racks. Must be Bl~ING 2MD SHIFT ---- Cl RK OPERATOR over 18 have van or P.U. EXEC SECY SI 100 Must hav(' os llAS l.111b1l. lns. S4.02 pe r Ad · d l' d hr +m.l!. t:arly morn & mm u 1es, cc1s1on REMEX 1 t.d th MVf exper on 3701155 o Making pos1t1on ;iq oc~ "" in e bl wknds. $&8548 ~OHIST $700 . 1rvlne IJ11Wllrial Parle. IS compura e G_... ... _public In undcrg(Jlg current ex· DAT A TEN OF.MONSTRATORS • ~· un:c DllM.,...in the computer Fr1·Sat. Jo.6. Work near beautok.Accurtype r-:--• ~Redhill An -. CM ,.,..RSSICY ••so+ ~Wearesceklng 5490370 yourhome.768-55'13. ..-... -vidua l wit h a -------Nat'I co, variety pos. or l year e x· COOK Dl'mon1lratora • work work w/sales rep rs as a 8111in~ ne!8T hOme Hoo..~ares SH&typlng and l be ability to Hos pital ex p('r p1 '"' t!,~~C:ie~1!~ !:::k: TYPIST $950 type wpm accurately. fetT'cd. Xlnt working eon ....., m)" Fast. knldg or word proc d I ti 0 n ~ & b(' n I'" t ... llO' +aluxury surrounding ~indlvlduaJ will be lia)\llew Co n' llo~p ~~"T-s ACCTC:.CLHK/ ible for the ty p· :!055 Thu ri n <" .1 ~~·-""' Ill sa25 nvo1ces. filing and 642-3505 t:.o E your aru t24 +a day . on of 1nvo1ces by C 11 r n ee Fri /Sat . Knldgof acctg up toTtB Okey udder. COOK flOUS)o~llOLO ~l-0'718or892-3800 Challenge position A JOE GIM.OFC U60 f.ellenl berieh\s ;ind Couple wanlS t•on1o1enrnl OENTALASSISTANT. Congeojalemallofc ~IUve salary M e matur\' lad~ 10 h\I<' in. C'halrsldt> .. profeulonAI Onl.y ltex~r.!'ec.Uty~ goftered. Plea:.«?ilP· Must be llOOd cook & :.rhl 1t r a d . or exp. ACCTS UC · to $750 n person or call: dnver. No heavy clean· _M& __ ~_s _____ _ Liihtexper. intt or laundry. Pn vatc DENTAL HY;fcl~IST 1'fPtST $100 room & blilt.h m Corona p BB REMEX del Mar Vli.~W hom11. needed r~r e 0 .• Engineerin« bk«d pref Ref's. cah afternoon or Expand d fuatt&ou lie ACCTS PAY te $750 b-Cel-0 Corp evenings tiT3-804S rl'QCJ. 3dY1.,_,1al open. Lt eXl),J()me ty~ } l'733AltonAve Prof ahar't ~-PIMIOo Xlnt benetiu 1n1tae. ea 9Z714 COOi< S 1...::...p1an_. 7-".;....,..u ___ _ CALL '""-ualc110tp) ~Ptf.aeoE-plvt Jo\lll llrnt'. position Grco t Dm&aJ Of~ llWJer. 2 1'-W ........ 111 r.q ... , ~l.Y for advance· yn up, Ov.-!!" tn ot ~ .. nnHA mt .,.._Xlntata"1n~wa.1e .,..c.M.Gl-1419. - ~~~~~~~~~I + benefits Call Mr. (;ar1 WHterll•ld for DSNTAL ••c•P · "--M-a' put time. even· --.n4,...10••· 1'IOfQST • or • ._,.. ......... ... tnp. Apply At 7·Elevftl ....... 1'iewport -. ..... -.,c.•. 1'°"9flB Skn. 14*7 w. Baker St. 4MIMacArtl11ar. ofe ..... , •• •llJ c....:, NHport ~·di. ....... . ( ,.. • \ ~................ ....................... ......................• ...................... . .......... ,.......... ...................... . ...... ~;;:;;;......... ....... ... ....... . cm..e....... c , .... 1 ., ....... 'IBlis;,iP••rtae ..... ..... ........... ......,... 6 ,._m t i.an •LOCONTaACTORS 0...... Cart Sprtnlller I do U eU ·~lllpload•r. f.DT EASY VACATION Pl:TERS PAINTING a..ddlt ill re·ttuctot. W. ftX 1Mb OI' .....,. 11 DftWWQS•PartlaC lot eoe.t-lllrithtwn; wbt Addit ...... I • a llJ , ,..,elr. prw \He&. cut dwnpU"8ell, uul. srade. Sl:RVICD. &eewlty I Expr'd Reas Rates 8pa1th h T u t\lrU. r:.:.•P· leaaoaat.ie ·~ ... aleoetlal CllU ltna bleach Clean ldl.dM96 .. 1'91lM)dela, 1..-, ~I 1al'd..a1, twneat • .-.Jt. t,... re· ._.,., cmt for pet.a. res Free Eat. Call Oene Patche1 " Add It Iona . IM'd, ,,_ tilt. •Lle. ~ S• M"v.cll9rm, halUIS. Ave lft 111' tyn•p.-..a\t. mcwalu tc.131-1157 ~~ Llt . 8oaded . ~ ........ c.t1Mlke,e"9.SU·taaa. tr e ::-.:o~r ~Carpentry, Britlc, f!n1&l• L11wn S•rvlco Haullaa•c•Hnlna Prof paiaUn1. Ext & Int. Plaiter pakhi.n&" p11ant• ,. Ml !!•' QiC np&lr IS yra .xpr ~. tlecb •COY P\nmanmow1,ect1 on Ha\ledwnptnK'k Re•pon1l ble tpJe . Low ratff. Rell. Free Jnt. P'r'ee H t. reuoaa· ...................... . _...._9ffe.......... Do wtl myMW. Reta. ... 111*'1 1'15-'r16'7 ~ olf 4 t.lme& mo. G5 55742'7t _ betwetn M>uea. ,l\ln~ ellt.$3M'JIO, UM.313 blerate.s. 84&-7Ul8 c t: a A II IC TI t. ! . <W •llllime .. lovla& llHUU ii"ifa"'.-... . mo&Yf'-M1.tu-9eol Hnu• , I ~~Sept. CJean . PalnUnJ. INT/EXT . .._.&r.tc.. tdlctlenl • .,._, iillr"JS "::'~*·'.-cei! WIPO."'C.'1M't ~&ff1'11 ·-.................... J~ardtner. comp ....... •••••••••••••••• Neat. booelt, nas., 12 ••••••o•• ............. Vour tHt or Mine. 1 · sa.m cleaa AIJo up· SoftMttlllnJ new In Nan 1.,.. and clean up, • ROBIN'S HOU SE· ' i:e ' yn . exp. Lic'd. Dave Arndt'a Pla nt Clintc. _•__,31n9 ______ _ lfet_.. I.tr wlll tools lltobter y. Wotl cua r Juan Cap latra n o ~roT1S.l•..!._ _ C1EANlNG SERVICE. 0••••••••H••••••••••• IM·1°'5,.,. Housecalls for house aft« .. ...,. t ctn pr Trwt& .,.., .aAlt ~r C \lttom dr~ert .. , Clean "P'· lla ullna . for a ~bl)' clean l1hrt,_ Paint.Ina " papering 26 plant.a. Trouble shooting TrwSeulce wll • ...., Hol~ana. -. ...... rat•. 64.,.3'7tS bt!dliswead.I orllmom '-=•plnir lmm_,d houee.N0-615f .... Altee.. Ille. .,... Harbor area. St. Lie. " houseplant care . 645· ................ ~~· .. ~· ...__ •· _._ • ..-. ---on pr m l••• 86J'a ..... !Ill' • 1·~ 8891 ... •-1 .,nqi. -Carpell .. Stu med " Oraperle1 Ml·i~ Mn .f.U 980'1 Wut a REAL.LY CLEAN lit rate wvlce at a fair laal Refs.6'2·235e LEE'S.Men'IJ.•• 1'11.u.a .... __ ... ...... ... •l•aa d prof R ... , •-~ HOOSE'> Call Gl .... ba-price. Penon•I " com· Reliable ,...rsoo needed to ArtllUctdm~val. 1=..'1::' ;.:;-·.>& "7...J.-.s111 "" •mtc.t taeu~s.n--Ot.rl. Freu•t.6'5-im ... merclat lnl. Paint " wallpaper. dog-slt~mmediately . Quality sidiialM' · • ~ ... _ _ •••••••••••••••••••••• 67Ml6Z , ~· work. reas. pr. Backyard desirable, ap· ....-..G __ _.--••• -,....-.. Serv--ic-·e- ' ·-Oldar 0.t"Pft Cltanlna EUXTRJCIAN-Pneoed •,_._PIXIT• Fo r e x celle n ce in eat.S&eve.547-4281 prox z mos. S20 mo .... _ Illa I , 111S...-. Staampoo • 1leam ., .. u lrcoe ~•Umate 0 'Carpenter, P•lhtlnfi. houlecleaning. Cleanlna JszllwW Flneate pin · b R +food 675-9616 Trim,rtlMff, ul • ....... •••••••••••••••' eo.....&. d~anlo1 aeorv 1 .. =:-,-·ll r..a... Unlmtd. 548-"12' ••••••••••••••••••••••• . r 1 ti?« Y · · Neatre•.-..al29. ••WKO-U H ... ' In ---·-,..,.,. Keaa .... ,.. I$ yn n OFFICE INDUSTRIAL Sinor. St. u~ .. tnS. Try " 0 i' -~1-a"'• .,,,,:;;t.:o~.,o 8o~ 1Jc.dl'1ZM f'7)-_.,.. Mt-1!!!____ Walls, celliogs, noors & RES T.AU RANT i,. me.836-555524hrs. ••-••••••••••••••••••• 1Wlilllla_... s.n•tta. S......'l'Sl •t 1t•t.,..9ectric VACANTAPT•HOME windows clea n e d . HOME CLEANING. ~ext servtngareafor7 Any plumbing. wa ter;::-.-~~~ ..... _ ........ . ~2141 _ CARPl!:T DOCroR-.......,~ _ ICAUL C1t:AN REP AIR MMl~ Reis. Lic/bonded/jna. yrs. Prc>r. qual. worlt. ~.le.aka. bathrm e~'· lDlf ~t typing Ol Iden· PAlNTLOW COST Home-Apt·Ofca-Vaeanc. 552-6Ui6 Res ld /Apts /Comm. ceramtc tale . Reas. tacal origina.l lelt«s'on BkllN. payroll l t &.ttd. s.inn1 t•t'P4M ('lf'aoln« 0 4 R Eic'dn<' $51-23$2 eom~ .. Oeaniog Reas. Dave. 586-8425 832--3468 your lettertlead. Free in· nu., .un ... m«t> NB ~ 20'1 ducount ul Aealdf'nUal lel'Vll't' ..--...."""3'1""" L 11 i . ro. Kann. 751.-S area.IO"l'l.IJS-"""Jat ~/15178 Uphol1terJ Ev afttt~PM ,84.Z l:'I03 Stud!nt wJUdolaJldscap """"'-••c••I M&D cstmhome paint· BeadlC1tyPlumb1ngw1ll " I t h 1 d I l ••••••••••••••••••••••• in o _l--•/av! 'd& bet l b lO"' ....,. • .--.... I -----c umoa. o <' a uar ue 1113787 n1. IJMI' en ng, ma h· Have your home sparlll· ::1':° .............. res1 com· a any es . Y ·ro. 12w c-.w au g 8 lt k •I th r o u I h a> )'T'll ttqier All work -. ---~ w yuur house U\I lnsu.red domestics European Lanclacaper. m l.1711-C:M8 Repairs, remodel & re· •••••••••••••••-•••••• alattlMDU/ba l t"be-cll ~afltttd Fret' nl. U Lamp repair • lnat all Call Mlku ~~& :l1191 EVERYNOOK&CRAN: 1:f. work. Fair price. HOUSE PAINTCNG ptpe.631·!M70 For clean windows. 24 hr ~~IL Uklcp~ ~~.l~nd~. In COQ11.1ltaUOn & dttiicn. ISJ.1.3116 -NY.6'5-2839,968-2810 .646471dys/ev". Elccell. refs.quality PtumbUlg repair. Spec. an servtce. comm'l It resht. M0-4411' AnUQue&, John au.JOU 11 •-Small tractors for rent or wort. 549-9?S6 remodeling. copper re-Free est. Call 847-1797 -----C•••... F ...._. •••••:••••••••••••••••• Xlnl ~leaning. W~ll sale w/badt hoes, tlllers. ptpe. Free est. Top Hat C.111tt1 .......................• M9 H 0 M ES & Ar TS do enure house. Best tn & mowers xtra. Kenlla EXCELL .. PAINTING Plumbing. 537.3194 t60.l766 ... -•••••••••••••••••• • p&e p rt O ••••••••••••••••••••••• Repl pl b t · county. Lots or good rers. lJ.Cart Concrete & Ren· Reas. rates. Free est. ResadenUal·Business Carpemer. Free Eal. Any ~M & ~1:;! isl0g~l: K & 8 F ENCING tlle.~'ttb'!" r'ec~d~' 552-01~ tal586-7320 S.S.2108 Expr'd Plumbing. rep1 pe. drains. --------.. 5lze Jobi. Call 'AUan or 67~ 13SS Gates& f't:Me Repair. ~ Pror. housecleaning, lo ~nlllers lawns tree -......t-.. handyman. low rates. Tony MMM9 ---~409C) 8'8·3036. , rates. call d ys/e ves, · l • •. • 1 ..--646-JU> ' C.• .. /CwNh -Brya nt 8 com plete 6t.'>-3f79/64.2-0966 nmm ng "" remova . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------Remodel. repair , f""· ....................... Roon Landscapl!Jg & Han· . ~/673-3910eves. Patios. brick noors. COY· ..... &Repair =entryhl 011~ l "le Dale W. Pblllips cement ....................... dymanService.SlS-0914 Complete "·thoroug h ti• ers. decking, cust om ..................... .. .. -a. mu*..'!'d. p.r Pyarslom~ ~21"(.'tel62 UWOfdk/bo. a ll dtydpes.' Ceramic tile, brdwood. tlANDYMAN bou~ecleaoin g. wkly H r lireplace.s. footings. 40 Remodeling, no JOb too ' -~ " M '""" c n e 1 service only. Irv a rea. ••-••••••••••••••••••• ex "A" .... A ml b" H dd ' . • All kinds <>f cement work ~tr. Est. l~l. ln~tall ~ . Newport, Costa Mesa & Patio rovers. quality tions. ~Construction. bo 982-8314 . . carpet8 & vinyls . L c No Job too small, John 552-4106 Brickwork. Smull jobs. _YTS __ p_._.....,_ ......... _____ s or ig. oom a I · l l>ulcb ca~f!t!r· 20 yrs 15 yrs in bwslne!ls• t'ast &: ID 7 days. S3l-8440 The Moppets Clean inf. Irvine 675-3175 eves materials. popular de· 548--05!2 :sespe.Claliung in re· cowtoous servi<.>e. Jo'ree Exper. in househ old, Servace.We doit allpro . · · s i gns , old wo rld Carpentry. room add1 I 11ng.geo..3551 est. rell>Oflable prices. Gcm'•RIMJ gatden, swim pool, aut 646-23931nsured. Brick, st.one. block work. cra fts mans hip. Ltc'd l ions, remode lin g . 556-0757 ••••••••••••••••••••••• maintenance. Re11sona· tile floors. concr ett coolr.551~ f'~nish. framing. addl· ---Gardening, clean-ups & hie rates. 5S7·1665 ~t. dependable hskpr patios, wa lks. dri ve----------~fa.!:r5 ~o4~~.~~o~~ I UOns, 12 yrs eitpcr. Ins. Cement work. pa hos. landticaping. George destreS day work.• rsnbl. ways Free est John ~/R-"r R.G.Coostr.Co.631·9259 driveways, <'Urbl> & lbushi.545-7072 ti fng 673-~9 84&-1.583 ~ -r-· 498-1914. CUSTOM a.labs. ~8482 •••••••••••••••••• • •• • ---------••••••••••••• • •• •• ••• •• lntenorCarpentry -......... .,._ •VERY LOW PRICES • OCC Student. 1 Ton truck. II i I d a ' s . W e e k I y Block. slumpstone. walls. Neat patches & textures RoofincJ b J • 6428809 ...._.__... oo landscape mawt. Trash, tree trim Dan Housecle_arung Se~vlce. drives . plan l e r l>. At&EST. 893-1439 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Y ay. · · -••••••••••••••••••••••• George 549-2015 642-32'.M. Exp, reliable. Satisfac· 631-3588.646-7649' Repair & Reroof. All Ucensed Day Care in my lion guar. Rers. 642-6846 ----------•Plast e r P a \c h l n g · type s s h 1 n g I es · SELL i~le items. with a home Su per summer A rnend Lo gardening. Haulmg&Clcanup. bef7:30oraft 5PM. all· Blockwall fenres. tile . P las ter. s tucco & rockshakes·rompo-tar Dally Pilol Classtf1ed Ad . 1)rog r a m p 1a 0 0 e d . Specializing in cln-ups., residcntlal/commerr ial day Sat/Sun. NB/Lido rrplc's, ceramic tile, all drywall Int/ext. Free Free est. S4J-S930 fo'in • 6'2-5678. 64.S-8434 tree pruning etc. 556-4518 631~1 area only. masonry. 5"48·9150 est 546-1641. George. Avail. HetpW~ 7100H91pW..ted 7100HetpW..ted 7100 HefpW..ted 71 Hefp W..tecl 7100 Hetp W..t.d 710 Help W ..tecl 7100 Http WCMted 7100 .......................................................................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• E .. 10,•.t THE EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING ADMINISTR.A TIOM OF HUNTINGTON IE.ACH ~ •• o,..a19Far ·The FolowJ139 PosffioM: Building Maintenance Woner S 120,00 Per Montft Clerk Typist S671PerM_.. Growtds Keeper S6 78 Per MOftth Mechanic Helper $120 Per Month DRfVER-belper for cranei---------•I Factory workers. $3.60 hr. mfgr co. Must be depen-ESCROW lo s tart: no ex per . dable. $3. 75 hr s tart necess .. will train. Sma ll 754-0337 SECRETARY paint co. or. South Coast Plaza . Apply a t He hr Drivers Del for early AM. LA 1Unes to homes & apls in NB&: lrv1ne area. Salary $350+ per mo. Must have dependable transporta· tioo. 546-0235, 561-0282. DRIVERS. F /lime & P1time drivers needed for clean It delivery & messeog~r work. Mus\ be O\ler 21 w/cln driving record & lcnldg of So. Ca frwyCaUS6H435. As a result of continued growth, a lead.Jo g sav· ings and loan bas open· ings in its Ne wport Beach, lrvine, and Santa Ana offices for F.scrow Secre taries. with s ix months California escrow expe rie nce. Re&PODSlbilltles will in· e lude closing escrow I mes, communicatin g with title e companies and some telephone/ r e· ----------11 ceptioru.st duties. These s---·""-.. ·v·--s---1 are full time positions of· _." ~ fering exl-ellent growth Men or women 2S yrs or potential. top starling older. Know the coast salaries, and outstanding cities. Net $180 a week or benefits. Please contact more. O r ange Coas t Personnel fo r a n in· Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. terv1ewa ppomtment. Process Corp.. 1603 w. Alt.on, Santa Ana. FACTORY NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY! Paid Weekly WORK: No Fee FOR ADAY FORAWHIC FORA.MONTH Hotel Positions · Open For: DOOR .ATI'MD lP/T Mitjlllsl FaOMT DISK CLHK IRullle Hnl LIMO DllVER IFttl n..t C.ASHIB lP /T tltlrlsl PIX OPEi.A TOR CRe ... Hrsl HOST/HOSTESS l~s & s-dcrys) EHJOY EXCB.LEHT WOttKIMG COMDITJOHS AMD COMPANY 1881 IS Al'l'.LY IM PEISOM tAM·IZ MOON. MON-Al, PBSOHM& General YOU SET THE TIME YOU PICK THE A.REA WE RHD THE JOI A.THO COST TO YOU TYPISTS WAREHOUSE ASSEMBLY SECRETARJES Call us today-we ran find the job for you VICTOR Ta 'r.e • r Senices M.I. 556..a520 On) 835-2622 E.0 .E M /f ~YALOFRCE Pos1llon available al our Costa Mc!td rar 1hty Vanous duties mcloding Irvine 752-6666 typuig SS+ wpm. Some 7100 • •••••••••••••••••••••• GUARDS Full & part t1ir.nc An art"a s . U n if orm ~ ru rmsbed. Age• 21 or over. Retire-d lfelcome. No expenence nee. App. ly UnJVersal Protection Service. t226 W 5lb Street •. Santa Ana. In· terv\ew hoots 9·12 & 1·4 Moo lhru Fri. GUARD SECURITY A part·llme & ft.Ill lime pos1uon a vailab&e. could 1nrlude eventn g. Rr Jveyard and /or weekend hours for maJor South Orange County :.hopprnR center ,.:x · penenre neeessa ry Ex· eellent fnnge benefits for lull lim e . Ap ply to adlf'49. t'/O T be Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560. Ql5t.a Mesa, CA 92626. Stock Clerk $6 78 Per Month Herrma nn. Fountain Valley. <No of Slater betwn Newho·pc & Euclid) FIDELITY 2061 Business Center. 209 ~e n er .i I o f r 11: e e x ~ER""L MARRIOTT HQTl:l perience he lpful 1-~x·r---------~ "' ' El Toro Sulte200 'I&;; cellent working r ond1· GUARDS T eoching Asr.istant $678 Per Month These are CETA funded positions r e quiring Huntin g ton Beach r esidency. Ten out or the past twelve weeks prior une mployment and an income whic h mee t s fe d e ral g uide lines. Application will be accepted until 3 PM a l 5/9/79 at The E mployment and Training Center at 538 Main Street. Huntington Beach. Sa-llngl & L09' Assn 23491 El Toro Rd too HEWPOltT CIH'Ta DttlVE Lions and bener1ts mclud · DRUG CLERK. a fte r· 6'2·4000 Tues&Tbu.rs 9:30-3pm Newport Beach M/F E .0 .E. 111g dental plan. Phone noons, $3.25 per hr, ex per ~F,q~ual~()ppt~~y~E~m~p~lo~y~e~r~~~E~.O~.~E~. ~~~~~M~I F~I 8 1 ll Wat k 1 n s. t7 t 4 1 flOt nee. call for appl, _ ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 54 9· 4 200 E q u a I 0 p Ccsta Mesa pharmacy. ---------•IPemare Companion tor ::: lmpo•rt•un-it•)l•E-m•p•lo•y•e•r--r G42-4l04. ESCROW I handicapped ma n. No R.ORIST/ac..-•d For Top Class· L egit -------nursing, lite house work ...,... Mess age spa in C.M.1---------DRY CLEANERS MANAGER & cooking. Pre fe r Part & full lime. Salar41 Salary + profit sharing GENERAL PRESSH.Fttlttinw. • pensiooer.Someone who op e n . Cost a M esa &boous. We provide the COUMTER. P /time Chall · rt ·t needs a home. May have _546-ZZ __ l_l -----school. 645-3433. LABORERS AM. forM:,~i;:r:ft~s;~~/s ~:gr~~~e&jb! c~~~ R.ORIST __ G_t11_•_r_al_Of_ifi_'c_e__ JRllNEES U~ Bayside Dr. &crow experience in the oAli bl 1U Nnt Beach. 673.5385 Santa Ana orrice of a must. 642-0t63 _ ~ru· ue ret ail nursery ""' a e. ma lure person -~~-------o1 able to handle a vanety l('SEMBLERS Earn extra money work· leading savings & ~an. FWch'n' Dept. forel'MFll ' creaUve people (or ol jobs m busy Di vision IW jno PT & out or your For more informat10~, Supervisory experie nce ruU & pa~ time perma· om ce or a stale wide PACKERS _. please call J ackie al 10. zormoreor• .. A'ollow· nenl posttlons . Mus t RE 1 F. T home.~3083. (TI•> .,Ac. 0 111 u.., • ha .........; fl 1 .. nvest. irm. ype ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·----------• ........., · ing fields: v~e .. .,.. .. ence in ora SSwpm.Call833·0996 Mus t h ave r e liable :: Electrician -must have 2 RDBJTY Dect~static painUng desig~. Excellent . op-traosp. & phOne. Long & OIMJAl./Alsbt. DISPATCHER yrs exper . in comm ProducUoo sewing port"!'JtY to "'.Ork in a GB&AL OFC P /T short term ass1f!nmenls. la*lng ror a change? Experience prer. but not work. dys. 631·5567. a n FEDER.AL Outdoor rurniture 3S· prestigious setting. Bk k p g. i\ I p . A I R . Holaday & val'3llOn pay Jobopenlngm necessary. Full lime. ~.645-430.S. c-:.-& Loom Aslft semb.slrapping/lactnfl 1 payroll. Constru ex per Hos p1talizat100 plan busv front omce. Wiii c ustom Tow Ser vice. -·....,.. Order processing· Please app Y in person. nee. Call 549-9281. available --r_. w-·• .. ., .. e pe-on E L E C T R 0 N I C S An F.qual Opportu.oity Shipping & receiving. Mon thru Fri. ...... UOQU ..... •0 751·151S TRAINEE Employer ............... a:_ 1 -· ..a.. db X·RllY license. In----------Young man to train for _________ .. ~--o&••11• General •offi ce, -Mature self starter. pleasant telephone voice, typing SO wpm. Mon·f'ri. Call Jerry 531-0811 9 to 5. terviews: Mon It Tues Dhpllfch/lllilttJ positio n in e lect ro· HeliarcWelding&fixtur· from 1·2PM• & 6-7 PM Elstab co seefcing exp de· mechanical field. Must Extruder Operator for lng experience desirable. South Coast Dentistry. pendable pers. Hrs 10-6, have good mechanical plastics fabri cation Should be conver sant :r&HarborBlvd,CM ~to Fri .. 7·12 Sat. aptitt1d e & s om e plant. 2nd s hift. E x-witbtubebeodiog,punc:h f. Sal commen knowle dge or e lec-perience helpful. Apply press operations inc:lud· Deatal ~Do you w8:nt /exp&a blllUes. li;onics. For interview Jo person. Fabricated ingset-ups. a career lD or\ho. Ulil1z REATWESTERN """"' call 546-0606 btwn Ptastics, 815 West 18th ing all your RDA skills? RECLAMATION --St "'-·-M 119--.t &.-LI 7·9AMooty. ·""'""'" esa. LW<FO-Srvnc &IG-0121. 1800S. Grand. S.A. r:--Paillter -.......... 1-&-& 714/5511·7761 B.EC11tl. CIAM aFaclb;;------19 Prefer ope r a t or ex· _.., ___ •·--------•!<Journeyman) H periencedwith Ransberg Orthodontic practice DISPATCHH Salary $1162-$1466 mo. I OUSBtOLD I R.E.A. equipment. paint· aeeda cbalnlde assist. llCB'TIOMIST Sadd.lebaclt.Q>Uege, MIS· I BWESll I ing tubular, products. RDA ])ref. 4 day week. sion Viejo. s yra. ex per. I • . I Rate range $4.47 to $5.55 ROGER' GARDENS VOLT ff MJ .. )llAJ:IV ~ UVI( t •. ~I San Joaquin Hills Road General Secretary. Excil CDM 640-5944 ing opportunity to work 3&t8Campus Dnvc 546-4741 CAc:ross From Orange Co. Airport I F.qual Oppor Employer •PHON * *WORK• with a dynamic: rinanc:ial consultant & talented de · signer at the same time. Make great pay' benefits Girl Friday /Recept, 30-40 , & Newport Center Pen· thouse office en viron· hrs per week. Aviation mcnt. Send resume & Unlimited , Meadowlark currentpboto to Ad #437 , Airpo r t . R46·3<1 22 . Daily Pilot. 330 West Bay _846-_7_57_6 ________ , SECURITY ITP.AYS1'0 SEE US Come m and see the ex citing things that a rc happcn1n)! nt We lls ..-argo. We need ex· pericnced Securi ty Guards m lrtiM/Mewport leocla s.taAlta/ ...... i• .... no.~l'cri Costa~lrltw WMftierGNCI lMM EDIATE OPENINGS for supervisory levet secuntyorficers up to: $4.25 Per How with one or the nau on ·s largest guard services. Apply in person to Moo.·Frt., 8am·5pm 1532 W Commonwealth Fullerton. CA Mon.-Fri .. 8:30·4:30 230 W Warner, Rm 217 Santa Ana. CA WEU.SFARGO C.U.ARD benefits. 8~6·2188 or ~for full l.ime, day in "'eneral maintenance I Illy I pr hour.45 . 50 hours per --time shirt to operate e k o · ·f d --a .___,of or conatrucUon. To I L.-.. 1 ~. .· vertime 1 e· ~~~~~~~~~~ ........ fice communica· ,.... auQI = tio11a center for security ::~':~ ~!i~Y:Sb.~ lwe have loo~hortf Our company is the lead- We are expandin~ and need 8 sharp lndiv1duals toeam· Sl. Cos l a Mesa. Ca . 92626. For 1ndepth in· terview & complete de· GIRL FRIDAY SERVICES . lmmed. opening, hte typ· OiYlSiono( Balte r Dllllt.al dMdnkle .... l, 1 and maintenance opera· ~ • .,.....,0 I " I i ,raper~• O\'er, in Uona. S ome radio, stanattoos on bulldings, 1t e rm a ssig nments og manufa cture r o r Jliltift.\;&Gl·lGD leleslhoDe Ii clerical ex-f8CUitiea•equip. Fringe aval1able for men art QUality casual alumlnum $8 PER HR ---------• perSence preferred. Ex· bmellta. 832-9700 ext. 302 women. I furniture. ••MCIMTB ttUeot benefits. Apply orlOlbtwn.1-$. ...ctta•c t UOWH P.AITTIME! 0..-... le lmkle ••lea 11t· ·-~-----11! AN 1151111 I JOIDOH ...-. Expr. oec!! Full . THMIYIMECO rirl'TICAl. A.an thr .. TrM 1 SANT.A AMA wmfOUTSEL.LlNG tlmualary+.602210 1071Cametbaclt ~ ,U 1• I 2181J7S.Halladay SALARY+ BONUS ---..a.1 JOI Newport Beach 644~9010 ·1 I I 714/919-0131 College Students -lfftUBLY ..... --Welcome available for mature "'1Alll Dth•a I 11'e fastest draw ln the No Experience ~ Good oppodWli· Olvera. 2S underwater I West ... a Daily Pilot Necessary tr to learn bam Ii deli re· hull cleaning accounts B.ECTRICIANS Call or come In today .1 Clasamed Ad. 642·5678. tall buliQets. Contact avaUable. Guaranteed p 8 Id v a cat I 0 n s I 1.. ····-----.-........ , BUILDER'S CENTER ll-'at17J.to09 over2 .... .!'25· ~rMmok. <>n.e, or n-...a..-u·on b•c .. lr''"nd Bonuses. Never • fee ! · 1 i Doing BualneH I G1Mr .. a.ctric DU:TARY AIDE at Con· '""'7• • w... a e oi er. ............ • .,.. I : Under A ! eau sa-oaea for ==a:-.: e!!~ _f'1S..3115l_DIAllTSMA ____ "_/BK. ___ • ~~JN PERSON IE~..-· 1 ~~:~u· 1 e~record~~ed~m~eaa~a~g~e~ --. X beneflta. li'ree Tr•ioee le expr'd in sel'!v1ces I Food prep. Mon-F r i. tails. ing. lite to key. ~llng. Protedioo Services pleasant phone voice . 'General oltlc:e part tim#.' Salary open. 642·3490 EQual Opportunity Reliable. mature person. ___ G_L_AZ_l_E_R___ tmployer II IF goocS typist, use to key ·~~~~~~~~~ add. Call for addillonaJ Exp'd. m res. & autos~ ioro. & wages. 545-4060. glass. 761·3416 HAJRDR~ER Eltperienced. talented. licenstti to work In pro· itressive Huntington Beach Salon. Clienlele preferred but not r(l · q1ared. ~1080. General Office, Ute bk· kpg, good on phones, Newport Plumbing & Heating. 64S-652S GBBALOFACE Informal Environment Fi ve Girl Office Job Security G-R-E·A·T SALES JOI MOW OPEH GOOD PAY. GOOD HOURS. GOOD CON· DITI O N S MANY FRINGE BENEtT f S HUNTINGt'ON HAIR 714-846·7588 FASr GROWI NG COM· Halr Stylist. large busy PANY PR O MOT ES saloh. Following not FROM WITHJN. TRAIN necessary. fi86.ZZ16 F 0 R T 0 P --------M A N A G E M E N T Help WHled S T ART S ·•IM PrtvateOaySCbool. flll.afta'•clua.Apply bulldla1 indus try . F. Wl~~ltD Irvine · 7·2PM. U n (verslty *1811pmor.Pl.B. Brown AalOC. 548-99115, .JIUILU t m.1441 j Athletic Club. 7S2·'1903 •1WAS1•s ~Larry Bili.. TIAMSPOIT I %102 Busi.ntu Ctr. Dr. i liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitl =:~. ".ta;~r.~ DmVERS,mucountry, Dnw•cs I swte• I Co. Paid Medical J100TOSTART HIGHER SALARY WI'l1f EXPERIENCE We wUl ll'ain for a variety of activities CALL BETWEEN 8·2 M6-7113 In Newport M E D I A T E L V . ' 641-14'4 KEYB O ARD E X P E R I E N C E Ha\le ~ CO Mii? HELPPVL. WE HAVE Oau&riechda de It well. cen. Boap. c .11 . !'~ ~eelal Uc reqa. 3131Well~trom I Hu.ntlftiton Beach Ah••...._ ... ,.,.... •• s.o.s. ~Yacht., lUl S...A.Da,CA 1 M7·W 11ctlt10111 -· -•., • ~ C.11. I 8907 Warner Ave 1215 le• M , ... ..., .. """ "'-EQual Opportaaity Coltnty a.er. The DAil Y .,..... •DllYR• f!mplorerm/f/b I "LOT.,...._, 1t1e '°""" N..,.,. Ea;pandln1 Co. Jootlair I Lapa Ni~I lfMI ~ ..,.,., '°' -for ~f, willlni to Dl-G542 e111tu1or1. 1t ,.., ••• -----------• ..tt. Neat appear. Good Ener1eUc penon or 27857 Cabot Ro•d .. .,,.,.. • MW .., ....... , r.11 time. *iwtail rec. Over 18. Co. l*'l(Jna, to Mil noYelty ••II HM DAILY "LOT ,.. I .. ,...._ Two nlllelu. ta.10 per la-at Swap Meet on Equal opportunity 111tetM••onMC1tonM. I ~.:-· W. ~ ... Cell l:ric -~-·---· _.Sat_•_&a_n_. _c._1 .... 1 -~=~:..~:___ -··r-·-~ Fii' Ad Action &all a Daily Pillt Al-VISOR &42-5171 •GEN'LOPFICE• lmmedJ•te QPefting for m•tuN tlerical wrkr. Simple Math , u se w/cakul•tot req, over- Ume Non smoker pre. (erred Ml-4357. Atk for Pat or Carol. 1$$41 Com· OUR OWN TRAINING ... ______ _ PROO.RAM PUT ON BY mE COUNTRY'S TOP ORGAN S AL £S PEOPL£. CALL AT ON C F. F O R INTERVIEW. ORGAN EXCHANG F.. S TA N NUNN 714/*·730:? pu1er Lane. w e. --------- Want Ad Help? ·"'-............ ..,.. ... ,-.,,..-,"""" f .. -~1---------._ .. ..,... ........... , ... __ _... __ ........ ___ _................................... -~~ .. • ...,.. to wurk for J._..'11 b11f'dy Ano. iw.Frl.3-3 MS 1800 Kou.seeleanert o~•·ded Mu st t\litv ~ o wn 1 r,iuL'lportat on. t'\I II & part.Ume,~9372 __ llou5eclelln(lra! Exper. & ear ~>sary for work. A 15 b.r. to train. 646-9780 . ...-ll<>uselleeper wanted, M>~ ch.lid care. F rr. ~ ......... J0.6 flexible. Ref's req. Good sala.-y N.B.645-39S3aft l2PM. HOUSEKEEPER Must have own car. Permallellt. 645-0089. HOUSBHPHS -.. Full It P/Tlme. Xlnt beeefits. Ba yv i ew MaW, 350 W. Bay St. C.M.&c2-3SOS E.O.F. Houstll .. per hvt>·in or tU. ..,_for small r hitd. Ref's. Irvine SS&-5880. Housekeeper, 35 y r old bache l or rather . da~ 1'4. son 11 need help! Will exrhangc R/Jl +expenses.for hte hkkpg & cluld supervis ion. NB a rea . 751-7125 d ys, ~eves. HOUSEKEEPER 3mnmml!l> a wk. 3 hes Npl. Bch 642·3481 HOUSEKF.f:PF.:rt. 5 fl~ week. II br day. Npl Bch a rt'O txprd. 645· 1828 aft l2 ____ ....._ __ 11St<f8 • t>Xper. reliable. own car, perm. day wk fo r a1sabled lady . 768-7926. • TRANSMASK CORPORATION JfUC ;u Drl•• Me~IHP.CA 17 4t 540.6010 E I M I n • EQuaJ Opportunity Emp&oyer m /f Jh Process ........ _. ...... lnapector This person mu.st bave 2 years previous ex- perience lnspec tiog PCBA 's and elect ro· mechanical assembly. Reqwres knowledge of complete ID color code and military soldering. Will work with limited supervision and assist in training less qualified personnel Receiving Inspector Electrical Requires knowledge or IC's, diodes, capacitors. tran~ormers and other relat.ed compooeots. Will be responsible for equip- ment selection and test· Ina to Documentor's an-d /or s uppliers and specifications. AM Documentor 1s :i division of a NYSE farm and offers excellent com· pany benefits which an· <'lude one week vacation after six months. c•leven prud holidays and "roup 111.'lurance on day of hare LAUMDIY SUPIRVISOI Career opportunity ex· ists for reliable person with orga.nlzaUoaal and supervisory sldlls. some lawic;l:ry exper preferred or willing to train bnght Uldlv. Enjoy xlnt com· pany benefits Including free meal. apply 9am-12 noon. Moo/Fri, Person neJ. MA.R.RIOTI' HOTS. 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach EquaJ Oppor Em ply m If LEGAL SECRETARY P /t.tme. One man Jaw ale, Npt Ctr, non-smkr. Gd genl law ex per pref'd. Salary open. 644 2644 or 833-2644. ------ LEGAL SECRET ARY Law firm w /ver y in tl'restin~ r orp & lit practi<'P nds leRal Secy wisupenor !.kills ant• out stand'~ MAG II :.tbalaty. Be<tul Npt Ctr ore·:.. xl.nl !.al. & lwncf1t1> Send resume to· H lla1?1?('rty . ®Newport Ctr Dr, Ste 1375, N B. CA 92660 AM Liquo r clerk wantl•d Night shift. Exp. pre· ~' JOURNEYMAN MACHINIST I 1t & 2Rd Shift Up to $9.00 hr. Of•no• County bMad manufacturer hie 1'""'9dlate opening• on our 11t and ind 1M11. Potitlon ,.quir .. tho ability to tMO blutprlntt. 3-5 Y9'1'• upar1e.ne. in general machlne(y engine lathtJ e.11per1enca and a Daekground that Includes high IChOOl tnllh Wl• otrer an tixcollenl bonoflts paekage whlt'h 1nclud~• · • Pald VaC'tttion • 10 llolld3y11 • Ml><.llcol Vian • l'>t'nt 111 Pia.fl • J::c:Ju<·.11um.1l Rl!lmbur~emenl • Pension Proi;:ram • ~'~ Shift OaflerenttaJ PJ.aae rall r714 l 761·3883 or RPPI> 1n !M'r~ tO SH DYNA-DRILL 0-. ............. wtt ..... -. 17710...A•-.,.,._, CA 92714 £4'111 ~ E_,., M~ REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY For loctll, wall HhlWi.W. • .,..... co.,.., ................... ..... A ,.... .... fOf' .......... ,_,, .... & flHKW.,...... All .,,ac..._. cMfldefttfCll. Write to ad #,521, Daly Piiot lox 1560. COiia Mele. CL 92626 MA.CHIME SHC>ft Maint Production help, ~II & lndiv wbo will perl well Ptr 646-6001 a s m e mber or th e MAUL MFG. INC. hsecl;ng staff in a se lect 1595 Monrovia. N a club tn Balboa. Pay & hr!> <>pn. Ask for Kelly Taylor Machinis t Tralnt'l' o r 673-7730 Wed thru Sun Journeyman, parttame 8am-4pm. or ruJJ time 893·2932 --Mo-=---.. -.9'1-Hln-IC-~-- MAJO·Sup('rva:-.or. Need handyman with l'X experacn rcd . ~ lu ry perience In minor plumb Oi>t•n 642·3030 tJr mg & eledrical, paint ---mg, carpentry etc Apply Maids, apply The Inn at al 1555 Supe rior Ave Laguna. 211 N. Coast Newport Beach. Hwy, La~una Beach _ __;;... ____ _ MAJDS WANTED: Good pay Harbor Inn Motel. 714/675-3463. 1800 w. Balboa Blvd. N.B. MA.IMTEHA.HCE TECHMICIAH I OOCUMEllJOR ferred. Good starting l1 ~Y & yr end bonus. App. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ly at 3S30 Irvine, N. O. '~I ... TE A Division of 754-9658. MaiJ Oep~rtC~eEnRt --"" J\M international. I nl' f'"" " f'Aan'IME P 0. Box 10547 No expenence required. $800-$1040 Per Month Laborer position to work in pack or street malJl· tenaace. For more in- formation, contact The Cityof Irvine. l7200Jam-boree Road, lrvtne, <7141 754-3600 before 5/11 /79. EMPLOYMENT 2921 Daimler St LOAM SERVICE w1 I ling t o t r ain to SAN CLEMENTE SanlaAna.CA9271 1 Ou r Loan Serv1r e package edul'<Hio nal The DAlLY PILOT I!. Department hai; open materials for mailinR ---------coosolldattng a substan-Equal Opportunity lngs for qualified in S3 17 per hour to start -Ual<119A of ii.'. d astribu· i--E•m•p•l•oy•e•r•M•/•F•'•"-• d1 vadua ls who enjoy Six month review F.x-· ···~J~tg P:fie~~~~i:s d~ ~~~,~·;~~a~~u ~~~~(;1~~1 r:~e~i.~i::t~f'~~.·~<'l~~~I~ MAINTENANCE lt ve,Y by motorized IHSTALLER~Exprd advdn<·emcnt opportunt North Amen <'an Sl'rvicc transportation. AU1'0STE EO. ty. pleasant work1nu <'n· Center, l339 Jo.:. Warner. •L1berol incomt' al· U.S.ASt.ereo.556--0421 vironme nt . & go"d Santa Ana. Equal Op. I I boo I benefits includini: dental portun1ty Employer. owance p us us P an Insurance Salesperson plan Contact Personnel ---------•Short working hours (7 SALES OF THE at (714 ) 833·8383 daysperwei!k> F'U'fURE State Mutual S&l MAJL SUPPLYCLERK •Excellent partlim e m· Ambit i o i;s man o r 4001 MacArthur Bl, Nu Transamerica Insurance F, d co1m1c woman present l y E.O.E. ~M /F Cohasposopen lnmatl or eta s con tact e mployed. P /Time t o rm. Duties me mai)jng 1-'oster Ouellet 496-6800 start F /Tame when sorting & ordering & between 9:30AM ·7~·M quahraed. Wta minimum Lot Attendant must be 18 TMint forms & ore SUP.· M-F. guaranteed per mo. full & part lime. Com-plies. Shld be able lo lift ·•fl;d;s~~------, ·• No : Experience? 1 Get Kelly : Experience! I W"'-da&MlgMs I 0..0fOw I morh c..to•n I ..... Y •••• IMall Room Helpers , llnsert.ers le Press Rooml 10 p e r a to r s n eed t.' di t lmmedlately In Lagunal 1Niguel. <Men le Women.f 111 or over). This is 8t 1perfect opportunity for1 •SENIOR CITIZENS :a HOUSEWIVES ana! ISTUDENTS l o earnl lex.tra money. I Call or apply at: I 27917 C-.. load I ............. . I Complete training pro-pany benefits. 558-7454 & carry up to 8S lbs & be g ram . F arm c r s --------good w/numbers Pre\/ Insurance Group Call LUNCH COUNTER m.111 rm exp helpful. Call A48-5111. Food PreparotfOft 556-1700 ext 302 for appt. Insurance Property & Person wanted to work F.qual Oppty Employer Ol!>ualily assist. account at lunch count.er m large WANT ACTION " c x c c Ex p e r n e c . hcalthfood store F'ood Cl fed ds Preparation. Previous 3.'ISI A 642-5678 MJ.rumum 2 yrs. incld. typing. Xl nt benefits. exp des irable, not Fred s. James I ns. necessary U niform Brokers. Call Maurine furnished. Mcdiral & 7""""""' E o E Hospital benefits. Apply. ~ -·-· -·---Lindbe rg Nutr1t1on . insurance between Carousel & GIMERAL OFFICE Bullocks. lower level in Personal Lines Position. So. Coast Plaza. C M . large iosurance agency _As_k_fo_r_m_~_r_. __ _ hM immediate openings LV..,..'S for personal lines posi-" taons. Exper helfpul. but Day shm. · 59 bed foe. not n ecessary. Xlnt Xlnt working cond. & 11 a I a r y . co mpany benefits. Bayview Conv. benefits. Call Judy in 29055 Thurin. C.M. ~llerton . at 87 1·7722, 642-3505 ••. E.O.E. call Kathy In Fountain 1--------- Vallcy. at 549-8161 ----lnsurance PRESTI G I OUS AGENCY •MACHINIST• l Going Into l Business? I As required by law. new busin••••• ualng • Fictitious Bu1lneH Name must reglater that n•me with the County Clark. C•ll the DAILY PILOT LEGAL DEPARTMENT tor forms and further Information. 642·4321 Ext. 332 MACHINISTS PERSON lmmed.iutc opening with progrc.-ss1vc, convenient ly located Orange County corporation. Our opening for a main· tenance person requires expe rie nce in wate r treatment and general plant and mac hinery maintenance We offer excellent salary levels and complete com· pany benefit!'> inrlud ing major medical and den· tat. F'or cons1derat1on subrrut ''our letter of 1n · quiry ·or r e s ume t o Personnel. TRANS MASK CORPORATION 39=1Dr:in Me leach Equal Opportunity Employer m tf /h Selling anything with a Daily Pilot Classified Ad is a simple matter . just call 64.2·5678. *** RN'S *** MAKE UP TO $525 PER WEEK RN'S. LYN'S, NOISES AIDES WE HAYE EYERnHltl YOU WANT ·~=-i.~~ ., .............. ............... ...... efemlt •C.l.Claiaes •DaMy ,., Check us -come in and visit our of- fice or call and we will tell you how to make the mos t money working for the best registry. "Ask Our Nurses" Work our "Float Pool" a nd get benefits too! WESTCUFF NURSES REGISTRY 1617 Wntdfff -s.ih 2ot Mewporileodl 631-0610 ••• 752-tl II A Member or C.A.N.S. .. ••*•rW.ts•• PAlrTTIMI =...~~':; R•l :m.11 yrnpr. req·l ...-. 1 $600-UOO Now ace.,._,~· r:---------i UoGa far ~nt. , Office I N o • a • e r I • a t' • SnmaNarc DHeaaaey. We &rein. -·-Phone titw1a l ·tpm. For!:i--!-~~~~~~- •T,,W. ' _PAIT 1WE •Secr•lw I ' EYmS •leapll1nl• I =='=~!; •AccaasH g I = t ~ith •II~ mrcla a sa.50 per ~t" Pbo:! We havejobe ror you ~·I ~~T~~iNE:~0o-~~80 . now! Wort a fn daya PM. a week, a full weet AlflfwAI!*" I more . . • the choice !al F.qull Opfortuaity bours. Meet new peop&ef Employer ion a varie ty o(t --------- 1uslcnmeots. I rAYIOU./Pefa-11 IT o P Pa Y, Pa 1 di ADP IYI. mutd-co. time 1vacatlons, refe rral cards for app rox 150 bonuses. Never a fee. empioyeee. &UUon dues, IELL~ ::;E~V 1CE::> CaUor Come io Today Irvine 833-1441 2102 Business Ctr. Dr. Sulte208 H unlington Beach 847-3498 8907 Warner Ave #215 Laguna Niguel 831-0542 • 27967 ca bot Road group lna. Good benef. Sal comm w /exper. GREAT WESTE RN RECLAMATION .1800S. o ... nc1, S.A. 71'1658-7711 .. PBX . Ana. Family g rown . d i vorced . widowed? No skills . will train. Interesting work. Varied s hifts. Call 631-5640. M.S, 9-5, a ppt. PIXOPIA. ~ Oper's for te lephone answeriAg service. Must be able to work some weekends. Typing 35 wpm req11ired . Ex· 11 perience preferred or Nur..ln~ Equal opporturuty I wm train. Many com- e EmplO)'er M/F I pany benefits. "111 time ___ ~---------~ orpartUme.tta1&a~ternoon ·even lhg s hifts RN'S · ! OMTHEMOVEUP? available. Please call Mon. thru Fri. 54J..4230 LYN'S We are a profHSional ,_E_.o_._E_. ------recruiting (lf'Dl looking .- for sharp people con· PEOPLE PERSON CERTIFIED AIDES f~~~e8 :~uc~~~;t~~ ~ ~:.~ ~n!1~e~ recruiting for several wboleaale retail business National growth· p/time.657.()l'llS. EMJOY A CHOICE! ........... Hospital ori en l e d comp an 1 e.s •------, .. -C-..... .,.--L_--0-L-- needing ENTRY LEVEL n•~• ~Ill TRAINEE. ADM IN TIAIMH C0tt•Cllescettt Pri.ah Duty MANAC E M t:NT . & Steady JOb for right SALES PERSONNto;L person. Profit shanng & Top Pay. Benefits Package. group health Apply 9.5 Reccptionast.$640 S6SO Thurs· F'ri Lloyd Pc~l Choice of Shifts. ClerkTypast S700+ Control 566 F.. Oyer Rd. Call or come in and see us' Rect:pt1on1st $700+ S A Ha nk Hl'l·onn I 1,J I 11111 KELLY HEALTH CARE Ul'rk S70U f'HOTO /Cotm1t•r Sales 0 r d t· r U ,. ' k Custom Photo Lab seeks 2 13/421-6431 or 714/840-6161 4300 Long leach ll•d.. Wt• I 0 L0199 leach, CA 90807 SaJ~ S709+ shnrp person ror F /time R l' l. l' P I 1 u n 1 ., I l'mployment in Counter Secretary S800 Salt'S Must have photo Word Proce!>~ang .. $900+ knldg & enjoy dealing MAJNTENANC E S11 DYNA-DRILL. a groWUlg Orange Count) based oil tool manufac turer has a career op porturuty ror :1 MAINTENANCE MECHANIC Job duties will 1111 IUdt' r(·bwldtn~. troubll•shool inA and rcp:.ianw: pro ductl\c mar h1n1·s He quarc~ lllgh S<·hool or trade.school d1plom11. 2 5 years cxpl'nc11cc in N.C. lulhcs . c ngan l' lathes. mills and ol hc•r n•latl.'d production muchan t•ry Eh..'Clrll'UI t•xp~raenCt• as ct Is 11 u t' '! 1 r :.a h I I.' In d1 v1tlu u l ha r t'd mus l funush hand tooll> We of for an l'X<'t•lll'nt !>alary and full benefit packal!e PICal>t' apply to ~r~on· nelOfflCC We orrcr an excellent benefits package which inrlude:. ·P~ud Vacal.lon • 10 Holiday:. •Medical Plan •Dental Plan •Educational Re1mbursemcnt •Pension Progrum •5% Shift Differential ~MANICURIST , to work ln plush salon • • 875-182JO \fA'rERlAL HANDLING Parts Stockperson 1-;·qX'nence desired not r .. qu1red . Will train. :\l ust pass company phys1<'al ancludtng back ~: ot Irvine. 540·7639 Secretary .. S900 wJpeople. Call ~-0232. C o r p o r a t ci------~--~ Secretary S1000 Photo C 1 v 1 I L 1 t 1 !l d t 1 o n DR1V£.UP Photo booth Secretary SllOO 1 n C d m • s l' e k !> • O es1)tn Dr af t ing e mploy(!es. 2 Shift!> Eng. S20K avail, 8am-l.30pm. 1:30 Sales Rep S15K $201\ ~ t o 7pm C a II Te rri i 59 1140 or 640-9551 A.LL 1000/o FEE PAID Prac fem nur~~l<I IY EMPLOYER OF widow. CdM L1ve·1n, It COURSE!!!!! hskp. rknK. rer. 644-9666 Call Prt'·SchoolTeacher som1• M..,.aral INDUSTRIES INC "" 1•"" N B-' t I St 209 experience necessary S t e n o trJ n hcr1 ber . """ 1150 c. S40-1919Mrs .Olmedo R.eccp11on1sl for medical Newport Beach. Ca(1f. ofc.5'15·9441 ___ <714>955·3614 Presser wante d all Ope , r b t around for quality Ory Medical/Secretary Must rungs 0~ am 1 aous Cleanini: P lant . Ex· have t'.>.P w /ansuranr1·. people Pt time or full pen encc only $S per hr collect1on , phone ell' l•i:nt:· Good inromc if you l t.art K t .D Cle· : CallS44·5560S·4 wish. No cxper . nee. · O~ .,.;,,,3en0oh O' pank Phone898-9696 'N!· ,,...,, eny ar MGMNTTRNE. RETAIL Rd. Ca pistrano Beach STORE. Radio Sh:.tck OPTOMETRIC RECPT. 1_Ca_ll_4_96-_l533 ____ _ has f /time l'aret'r open La~una ll1lls . Typ1n". angs&p /tamejoboppty F IT 9 ·S. $650 /m o operuog up now an tht' ~ f'USSMA.M Progressive fas t growtng busmess forms company requires top q uality Pressman. Call Canusa Corp. Sd-1644. Npt Bch area. ff you are --------- rrulitary rel or l'OllC);!t' Packers & handlers for grad or are currently go. plas tics fabrication mg to rollege & highly .plant. Apply in person motivated for mcr~ased Fabncated Plastics, Inc. -•v.a.TE CLUI earnings based o n 81SW.18thSt.CM """' -" performance. Plea~ ap· P/T counter/yardman. 4 =:d .;:~~~sn~l~d ply at 2700 W Coast days, wk.nds. Mech tn· 673-3515 llwyii':fM~~HACK cltned. apply· Taces Ren· 1--------- A Tandy Corp E 0 E t.als 1705 S. Coast llwy P R 0 D U C T I 0 N . . Laguna Bch WORKER. 2nd shift prod workers. shift d1fferen· Models f' A.RT TIME baJ & gd benf. Cont.act W•Med •w face1: R. E. SECY Dave Pope642·525'4. Models-Male & Female. Wa nted for Ne wport PRODUCTION t f y our fa re h os Beach Brokerage Firm. TRAINEE r har arter. is hig h :Jdays per week. Salary Rubber hose products Please call (714) 751·3883 fashion or looks like the ~on expenence. i"· lrvtne area. Must pass or apply in person to girl D{'xl door. Call for an cellent working rond1-company physical in appointment for a lions. Send resume to: 1 di b k SI• •1 D y ...a A personal interview. You 1000 Q ua ti . 11 J 6 o, ~7~~E.C:~. •·ray " • 1 could be modeling as Newport 8 e ar h . Ca .. 1----- DRILL early as nexl week ' So 92660.Atlenlion.Gwen SellldJeitems • 1 don't hesitate. c•all now. iiiiiiii••••liiiiii Division of Smith In· askforllazel temational 631·5600 1771 Deere Avcnu" New Vork West Irvine. CA 92714 Modeling Agenl'Y (714)751·3883 875W ltilhSl NB F.qual Oppor Em ply M /F ' • 642·5678 PflODUCTION ·.,! ~t!~ Npt. Bch . ne e d s secretary. Combination personal lines/com- mercial background. Salary comm. with ex· per. Please reply P.O. BoxD7, Npt. Bcb. 92663 I st & 2nd Shift 5nLL GROWING!! IM· MEDIATE OPENINGS ANO GREAT Qp . PORTUN11'Y FOR· .. ....... °" •a.ctnca.. ,,.... ...... Cox Hobbles. Inc .. leading mariuracturer of fuel PoWered engines.. models and radio controlled units ror the toy/hobby Industry haa the following ®enlngs: Ma.le or Female. friendly, UftUll' IXJRAS cMerful & dependable. IWUI~ helpers needed for MW • MATERIALS SR. SCHEDULER & SCHEDULER • 8JJ.OMZ •I or " I ......_833-1441 ,t • 1 Equ.I opportunity j EmplO)'er M/F ----------· INTERNATIONAL, Culture excbanse org. seeks enthusiastic, self motivated p erson to recruit host families. NB/Irvine areas for group or French & 1nn1Uon biting? Local llalian college atudents. Amway Dist. can help. Arrange own hrs. Call 957..QllO for appt. 675·5135. ...._.SALIS Janitorial ~:,--:0..:~.:.!~ ::u u P ~RTwTIMk E. •l•rler wbo co m · te ,..,aplJ. or ahlfts maaicatea eaally with any time from S.lOPM • °"*9. &.lie experience +wtmda. Will train. 18 a ' a lllul .,. Dot ,.quired over can apply. Da y '• Wllltnfa. lluthavellte work durln1 summer. t. ·'•--.-• .. m-Rapid aalary advance-..,.--. · ,...,~ r. , 557•25 Janitorial Full Time. ~ for rowina Gra .. Yd Sblft. Xlnt CD&Jtter PaJpberal Benen&a.-.... flra la E . frvtne. "!llJIJllllllDDI Orld, Uft SO -.:11-..._.,, re· *'-'° ,..d ........ ,...... ~~ .... ntew. I *Btdrtal ,Aue.-ly •stocll .... C....._ •M•cl•••lc•I At· ......, Minimum ex,perlence re· quired. Several trainee pogitionsaval available. WE OFFER •Highly Competitive Rates •PlentY of Overtime .Shlft .Diff erenUal •Ellcellent Company Beoeflta for Emptoyee11 &Dependenta APPLY IN PERSON LEAR SIEalEI JIAllSPOIT ..-s 1111W.~ lllltaAaia.CA P..crual oP.oo tmtt1 £mpiorir m ff lb t MODEL MAKER Ouaflficatlons include mold knowtedge. obtalnfng 8nd setting up wood and metal tooling tNIChines. building e.11e>erimen1a1 molds. butldlng e.11P9ramental metal. WOOd and 'lastlc prototypes. MOLD MAKER The Individual we're seeking must have a thorough understanding of Injection molding and die casting, and will be familiar wll h standard mold making mtchlnery and tools and able to work under minimal supervision . We offer a ~ltlve wage and benefits PICklQe. For confidential Interview call Peno!rMf Oeotrtment at 714f&46-2e51 0t ePfy at 160& E. Warner Ave.. Senta Ane, Ca. 92700. We are an equal oPC>Ortunlty employer M/F. .. , .. ,,.. ...... -· -. .............. "1't"~~,,... •• -.... -..~-.... ,...,,~..&.-!~~~~ sandwich sbop beautJful sought. by Hollywood I • I t movie firtD. S20-S200 per env roomen t. app Y a day """S Looking for Slonemlll Terrace. 2915 '="" · Red Hill, C.M. or call outgom1 18-70 yr c;>kls 55'7-7951 or &-1951 for want.in& lo break into appt. =~v.:Jm C~I~ MA.HA~·TaAIMEE SERVICE. <now in 4t.b Party rental store needs year). a ca re e r minded --------- m1nager-tralnee. S he lhouJd Wte people It be an Ol'laniztt. Apply 202!5 Newport Blvd., C.M. MUSICll% Person to drive owner MANAGER/fR.AJNEE daily from Laguna to Los FJUme poaitioll avail for Anl(elH Mu.le Bia. + the rllbt penoo, wlWn1 ptCrtlnGfftce.4f'·7436 to accept a demandln1 It compeUUve bualness. t«IRSES AIDES Move into muqament Stille cert. Oftb'1 .. per u IOOft as DOU&Me. pre-br. JlDl beat*-" work· vkJul retail exper pr• In« eoad. 811•~ Coav. ferftd.Pleueapply: 2055 Tburln , C .M . PARICLANEHOBf!:RY ----• O • 45 Huntlnltoo ,,_ _,., .... . .... C.... NURUSAWES HuntJqlon Beach, CA. 7-3, 1-U. Aps>roved «rt. ~prttram.M ... ...... ,....._ Trainee for Verda Coav. Hoep. tel fut rood, muat bave Ceallrlt c M ClODllJal • .. Dehnch exp. · · · Call.!., .. _ - -NURSES AIDES, all __ , ____ , .. _,_•----1-~ 1lllft1. ap-,,ly at 11.55 ~ Avt, Newport !pcb. Cox Hobbles. Inc.. has immediate apeninga fbr energetic Schedulers with 3-6 ~ experience Candidates must h ave experience in scheduling manpower Planning. e~itlng 8.0 .M capacity planning. Potltlons •~ high volume products. injection mold. screw machines and assembly line production. Individuals should' have 90fM college with APICS. lelldarat11p capabffltiee' and the abOlty to handle projects with minimum supetvltlon. We o ffer competitive wages. 1nd M excellent benefits package that inctucMI paid holidays. vacations. tick IHve, retlra"*'t plan. credit u nion. rntdlcll • de ntal Ind life Insurance. Please contact Pw9onnel Oaclet1menl ll 7t4/~661 or apply an~ to UIOI E W•r'I« Ave . S.nto Ana. c.. 82706. We are an~ OOOOttun1tv ..,.over~ • .......... ,. ..... ..... ...................... . .................... . • Pi ~~'o. .. :·.:::: It&. ......... y ..... . ............... ftialla ~*:rs:·~:~ J :--.n di tVc u 1o f'IMIU . ~.!. =· :-~· ltellllMaa. mu.I fw la1U1la a lalllf?ID, ... PrffU .. OI· m-. Ar\11Q011t back· RN. Yow owo daA. Top iroulMll dealred Call comm Work wllh a Rona..,....,, broktr that wlll tt.lp you Ill ~ Ov•r 30 yrl We Appreclata Y°"1'8kllll PIT w.r' fro1n you bomt. your own hour~ Gootl •oney Cal ~ Select the job that suit• your needl. Work where. wMlt • .. aon, aa >'°" .tab. No fee. --PUNCH nas or1:a Albert Ptmel l SST UP MAN £x Realty Co. 5$7.000 (Q~ offic e • perl•oce4t for amal nJ1DCW1••.N. .. ~t-1u2 1rowth orlnt.-d co , Clalia 11 .... ~lary rom ~ut.JaC>k '" Th\! ,,_..,..t. •Ith ab\llty 6 1\>x, full or pll, over 18 ~tt?:.::::;;:~ a,.. <Wrrytll 0100 AwtY1nll '31 9479, 385 --• toftTthSl.t.• M ----·· Both po1ltlona re~ulre IADIATOI MAN Ralaurant SALIS $25,000.SSO,OOO ~B~~'::~:'~!f~c .·~: Secretatlal ADMIM ASSISTANT Fee paid. Great OPP· portuolty tct run your own show ln one peraon ottlce! Tre m e ndous benefits! .-oo. Alto ree jobs. Call Mary O'Con· nor, ~5001. Snelling & Snelling ol N e wport ·Beach Agency, 4340 Ca~ the selected Individual rt.us \ be capable or handling heavy phones and a variety of omce fl.mdions. including. or course. typing. AP· Expr'd t1r )ouna man DAY COOi( Wllillt I y..,. .. y.,. 0.. Secretarial school train· we.o wnrei.. "-ell wUb lu For rood prtp It lln IMSUIAMCI IUSl.-SS Ina. some office ex· ha nch w 111 t t' a ch lS-40 bra per v.·N·k perience 1s required. H Freeway Aulo tft2U Wbd • mldl t\111 Umt • ,_............ you meet these require· propriate background1---------•I and expehence Is re· q~red. SICllTAIY SAUSD9'!' AwrJ Pllrli.•l} M°tulon po1 lllon No summer .......... ..._ mentA & want to become ~ twlp P•)' commtru.urate part of an exciting or· ·--------•I wuh u~r Company • ,,._ti .. '3':::-ganiutioo. send your re· bt>nel\LJ iMki JM v•r• •OM&.. a. C...ty sume w/aalazy history or R.ldt~&alel t.ion pay. c111C'OUnl t;}. Cll ...._w a pply i n person to We offer excellent salary levels and complete com· pany benefits including major medlcaJ and den lal. ApPIY or call Mon· day, Wednesday & Fri· day, 10 AM to l PM or Tuesday & Thursday. 12 Noonto4·PM. PURCHASING SECRE,ARY Fee pakl. Be an lupira· Uoo to great bou 6 reap the r e ward s . Mu c h public contact . areal benefit.s. S1 l.000. Aho f~ jobs. Call Mary O'Con· nor, 540-5001 . Saelllng & ~ COMMtSSION PH' pm· t1'C'd ........ .,,,,. .._ penonMl " 10'i ll.190W an) on~·ln Wr ll a pt'raon who 11 F •RMEIS * l ... S * GIP W...,. Dl!tal \hc<I RHI ~tat• bu 1nH8 .,.,.,,11.mA to It m & µro "' ~ CorDoraffOa you m11y quaUty a • trr ar1'll1 Mu-.t be-dun. Dlrtl Y-. 170.7740 312.8 Redhlll Ave, CM re p r e 11 e n t 11 li \' '" f 11 r ~ell / rc•o m t• 11 ft n o t !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I (comer Redhil I & Baker) St~"'1•rt Titl\l (.'o P.lirn ufru1 to work bord DestmU!lgTechnology an 1vern1e ot lllO pt'r ~tu.'l bt• lll or O\ N Appl)' R.N nt'fded 1mmted1atelf &k'tl Management, (>&rt ForThe Future. E.O. E. t r I n It • c t I 0 n N 0 11' l~'n;(lll Newpon Sch Ooctorot II Ume SlS.000. fulJ.t1me, . mwmum r\'(lwn•1twnh JI' tAC S lice V\•n1puncture $30,000. I ntangible Secrela~y /Glrl Friday ai )'OUdo nothuvt'tOlll\l' IOl<lZAOAMS EKG t-:xper only Xlni 11erv1ce. 640·0207 eves. Ex~erienc~ & ~e tr UP YOW' pr~nl po.lllOll I 1lt nrookhur..l I oppor. Part lime. Call Mr Dalton. molavaled. Wllh braghl Cail Mlclwllt', 1114 lo Apply Mon Fri bl~n Barb~·1183 ----1 personahly for s ue · mT~o an appt Re.ii 3 :10 5 -Sales persoo or manager. cessful growing C.P .A. E>ltate lee-O&l't'!> Art• nul SALES new Jr Sportswear Firm. Orange Co. eUgtblt!. J:o1-: M F "U':u~~'o.1 for lunchPs Co mpetitive women & store, Dana Pt. 738·9185 Alrporl ar ea. Salary Contact Kt!O Coogans men for public relations. or831·3484. Loretta. llOO+. 752-6600. ,......~ " Base salary & Incentive. REAL ESTATE SAL.ES 1111.d>ttrby Restaurant Salesexper . Must. btl well SALES Would you like to SECRETARY EXECUTIVE PERSON. Prt>Cer Jui.I 546-8390 groomed. intelligent, aR· make $100.$500 mnthly licensed or retuminit tu -Restour--~---gressive & wllllng to Ptr. Much more F(l'. RE. Dutlt'li, Snle~ & ... , w 0 r k h 8 rd . Ca 11 Household products. Call Mature, positive person hostessing l.a1t Reh, new =!t ~rtr~~:r1~a~ho~~~ Michelle. at Stewart Tl· _848-__ 1989_______ w/ phone. order entry & c."Ondo6. nr beh Send re tJe, to set up appt . for SALES f o 11 ow· through ex · sume PO Box ~. So gasler & hdp prepare 0 perience in furniture or Lag, 92677 or ,.11 11 food served Ovl'r the Tues.55&-lll4. E . E. •$300 WEEK related field. for ag· 714-489-1625 ir NA Iv mi..: rounter. Apply in person gressive Irvine furn mfr Slat\ immediately Mon Fra, & see P<4l. Comm & up-no naght Type 50+wpm. front of- Receiving Clerk Mlrumum one year re· cent receiving ex penence prererably 1n an electronic manufactur ing environment. Will re· ceave and record all in· coming material. Good figure aptitude and pen· man.ship a must. TIIE AJ>ITIQU E GUll.U SALES work rice appear a nce. Top li!()l E Oyer Hd Mgmt opp•ty 955.2274 salary & benefits. Sub· Sant~1_\n_a. 7~·3181 Coord1·nator Sales :tr!=:~ ~s~2'4~: Wanted young men ~ho Daily Pilot. p o. Box RESTAURANT Immediate opportunity get along well wath 1560, Costa Mesa, CA. ror energetic individual women. Call Mr. George 926216 who is detailed oriented ~ l0.2. --------- COUNTER and enjoys ~orking w!th Screen printing produc· SECRET ARY people. Duties wall in· lion manager wanted. Xlnt oppty ror efricienl SERVICE c I u de c u s t o m e r Must have exp. 540-9110. gal w /top secretar i a I , ......... Clftd ful.tifM. clay and niCJht positions ere now a•ailabM. Ap- ply In ~"°" during ""....._. o,..-ati0ttal hows at th• following locations: telephone contact, pre· s kills to work in fast paration of quotation~ SCTaY /R.c•pt paced Npt Bch R. E. ore. and saJe:i orders: Select· lmmed . opening for CaU Lila,833-2900. 00 Candidate Will have sttretary tO rield ofrice good spelling and gram· director. Hvy phones. TYPIST/RECEPTIONIST n:iar skills. 2·3 years In· some public con tact. ~m. ~ hr. for ~ur side sales ex perlen ce Strong typing skills. S /H lrvine of~1ce. ~xec. swte and abiUty to work well helpful. not nee. Apply in overl~tng Airport. Full under pressurtl situa-personorsendresume to orpartl1"!e.Non smoker tions. Recent experience Santa Margarita Water preC. Write P.O. Box preferred. Dist. 25571 Marguerita 8125, Long Beach, 90808 • Parkway. Mission Viejo. sieRETARY We offer ex~ell~nt salary CA 92811 Attn: Person· . SECRET ARIAL STENO CLERK Brunswick is presently Snellin g or Newport looking for an lndavi®al Beach Agency, 4340 with 3 years current _ca_m..;;pus __ . ------ secretarial experience. 1---------TRANSMASK =e:,c-::z CORPORATION staff of S•curlty 3952c...,..or1n Ptldfic ._.,. Dlstrid Mtwporthach, CA Trut Offl c• I • some purchastng back- ground desirable. Must be able to work under pressure and h a ndle large volume . heavy work load. Must be able to lype 60 wpm and tnkl' shorthand or speedwrat· ingat80 wpm. Mtw-rt CHhr EQ.ual Opportunity ·r--• Employer m /f /h WiU perform a variety or I Year p r ••loui ~~~~~~~~~ sk.Jlled clerical duties: • 'al .. --.& • i.e ... take dictation, pre· Mell• • ..,......ette• pare correspondence . p•~ b.t we wlH Secretary type P .O.'s a nd con· .... yo11 If yCMt ha•• tracts. arrange appoint· SECRETARY ()utst.andmg opply for a people orie o e td secretar y with good secretarial skills to join our Catering Dept. Enjoy excelle n t COJ'llpa ny benefit.s. Apply in person Mon/Fri. 9am·l2 rioon. Personnel. MAUJOn HOTEL 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Emply m /( ~etecl COWMI in The Connecting ments. schedule meet· secretarial scl•ncH Devices Division of ings. esrort visitors. pre· SECURlTY GUARD for Hughes Alrcralt pare spe<'lal reports and pvt Npt Bch club. 12 Mid· a• d ha•• I o"'• Company has an ~orm r~utlne followup nite to 9am , for m ain llRowa.dge of office lmmedlateopenlng with ouuude sourres. If gate control & security procedwes. tor a skilled Secre· youbo are ln~rested I~ the patrol or property. Call tary to handle a va-a ve pos ion. app Y in ror appt. 645-SOOOext 520. W• ofhr a co"'· p•tltl•• s tor t l•CJ s alary, exc•ll•nt be•ftts pock.,_ and a friewdty wortd ftC) H- •irOIRHt. For :rr,tt,_..t Call: 17 il5S1.21 J6 SECURITY PACIFIC BANK riety of assign· person. give us a eall or men1s within a sendyour resume to. I·--------• SECURITY GUARDS buSy manufaciuring environment. .hid¥ Ma tin 333l ~llvd Good typ_1nr8g:-a111:ndi:-9t~ 01 ta Mes a , c A shoohand . ed. coupled with 92626 some previous of· l7141546-1030 free experience BRUNSWICK CORPORATION $3.50ToStart 12 Hour Shifts 6PM·6AM Mon lhru Fri 6AM-2PM on Sal NO SUNDAY WORK t Near O.C. Airport 1 Corporal«.' of fice at An Affirmutave Action Employer Join us In our new., facillty in 11\#ine. F0< further details on this career oppor· !unity, please call Dave Marru10 at (714) 549-5795. or apply In person at 17150 Von Karman Ave., lr1ine, CA. m osphe rl'-monil ur personnel entering bui ld· Equal Opportunity ing during shin houri; 1~~~ ~m~p~l~o~ye~r~M~/~1-·~~I rrunimum pattol. High I-type security officer re· quired. We offer excellent com · pany benefits which in· elude one week vacation al\er six months. eleven paid holidays and ~roup insurance begins upon ~ayofh.irc. *Carrs Jr.* and beneflls including nel Progressive agncultural t'Ompany paid dental. · trade assn. seeks sharp s.cr.t.., /Cleril medical a nd life In· Seam stress. exe 'd, Se~reta ry l o handle To handle real estateln· surance. For interview men/women alterations, vaned duties. Should be : HUGHES l SECIETA.IY Newpo!!...!!:~ To $1300.,.....n>ur """"anclal background wlll be put to good use for th1s land de· veloper. Ability to work with reports will be an 8llse.t as you expand with them. Excellent benefits 1ooq. Free to applicant Call 5.si-6122 WELLS FARGO GUARD AM OOCUMENTOR A DI vision of AM lntematlonal. Inc P.O. Box 1~7 2921 S. Dannler St Santa Ana, CA 92711 Equal Oppof\unaty Employer M /F /H RECEP'TIONlST 1Med1ca new bldg. nice surround ings. gd fringe bend Tustin area Contal'l Yvonne Carpe ntar, 67S.6817. RECEPTIONIST-Who en· joys people & can handle busy phone . Mus l be fashion conscious for 2092 S.E. lriatol SANTAANA cone.act Employment or. N.B. Melissa. 9.4 dys, capable of working ln· vesLor accounts . Com · fice. 548-5918 dependtly. good phone municatloos, typing and CONNECTING DEVICES ~ ()oooltunily M/F/HC Emoloye< SERVICES 23002 Lake Forest LAGUNA HILLS Equal Oppty Emply r Mff lEAR SIEGLER TRANSPORT DYNAMICS 5ICltET ARY EXPIR'D l Girl ore, typing, some book k eeping, take charge pe rson. Salary o pen . Fli ntr idge Landscape Co. 546-0791 9-5. manner & appearance. business math skills es· to relieve recept. Typing sentlal. Prefer ex· SSwpm. Xlnt benefits & pe rlenced, m a tu r e person. Benefits and ex· work envir onment. cellent location. Phone 1~~~~~~~~!1' Salary $750-SSOO mo Ca 11 t: A Division of Baker Protection Services l532 Commonwealth RESTAURANT COUNTER SERVICE 3131 W. Segerstrom Santa Ana. Ca. Equal Oppor Emply m/f/h SALES. exp'd salesman in natural sho uld ~r clo thin g wanted . Hallidays Traditional Clothing is looking for the righl person to till this posilion. Xlnl hrs. .._._w Ht'rin For many Co benefits. fo'or l""IU appt. call 645·0'79'l. for appl. WESTERN 1~M~rs~·~V~ia~at~644~·~8824~~~ GROWERS ASSN. 18111- Quail. Npt Bch. 833-8384. 1-------- SECRETARY HALF/DAY Exec. Secretary 9· l dai· ly. Shorthand. pleasant olfice. Commercial R.E. 833-2237 SECRETARY Type 50+ wpm invoices. It recept duties. pro· olread orders. Cahn~. run blueprints. for Irv furn mtg. Call 54().8894 Secretary /Receptionist Secretary. financial plan· heavy phoncs/lyping. ning. Newport Cente r Newporter lnn, Exec.of· Typing 60·65wpm. fice. 1107 J amboree. mature. well-organized, N.B. Car ol Warsaw self-starter. F.xcell. 644-1700 ... E.O.E. benefi ts. Call Mrs . SECRETARIES Long and short term as· signmcnts. Holiday and va c ation pay Hosp1tallzat1on plan available. Secretary DEPARTMENT SECRETARY ,~Ser<1lce 15IJO t'ampu<. '\ II Opt·n \h1nr1a\ f':q ·mn)? l"nlil i pm t-ullerton. CA C7M I 525·2386 Ask For David Rubin Equal Opporturuly Employer M ti-~ ExrellPnl oppo rtun1l} ____ _ for an expcrit-nred ---------SECURITY secretary to join our Pro· OFFICSl gram Man a gt' men. l S SECRETARIES S ~ . team. We seek an in A part-time & 1ull-t1me dmdual with 3 high lt'VPI G.O./Sales/St•\•(•ral pos1t1on available. could $14Xl-S1400 Rangl' 1 n r I u de eve n i n g • olwrillenand ornlrom E 1 p \llL' .. r 11 v.,yard and /or . k II h mpoycrs :I) I r l'l'll ,.. < mhun1rb~~1on s ' . wal L11. Reandl·r.:; Aitcnt•y weekend hours for major e regBnt salon. Opporruni· tr for advancement for right person Ri chard Ouellette S11 Ion . 200 Newport Center Or 926C-O SUMM1id-~~"1.......:...:...._~~~~~- EMPL O Y M EMT SALFSFABRICS Port Time d ays AssistanlM~r.C.M . (lunchtime hours) Part ____ 64_6_4_04_0 __ _ and-Full Time night 07 SALES/GEH'L WOii< or over depending on Dudzik 644·7454 Legal Secretaries for --------- growing Newport nrm l SECRETARY-TYPIST exper. civil lit. & I cor· We need a very <'apablc porale . Good s kills. person to sharl' work of shorthand. Beautiful of· busy financial consullmg 3848Campus Drive 546-'1741 <Across from Orange Co. Airport I F,qual Oppor Employer l l' a alily lo organaza<' 40'.!1.I Blrrh. F:~1 11h '6·1 South Orange Coun ty an <'Xlens1ve amount ul NPwport Bca(·h. 833.11100 shoppinl<! <'e nte r. Ex. plannani.:. dotument at 10n penencc necessary. Ex- and rorrC'spondcnn· and ct•llent fnnge benefits for mformallon Thi:. poi-1 ---------1 full ltmt'. Apply 10 lion requires hl'a"Y l)P Secreta~ adll450, r /o The Daily ang tlBM t:xN'UliH~' and Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560. ' RECEPTIONIST Busy. friendly orfice suite seeks enthusiastic. take-chaqie pe r s on wttyping skills & good phone personality l n teresllng ·& varied a: .. sagnment.s. Super people & attractive work en· vironment. Near Soulh Coast Plaza. Call for de· Uils. 979-2161. local.Ion ) Please apply in LEAllM EHGRAVIHG per..on during restaurant Noack Trophy Co. souseme dictating machmt· Excellent opporlun lY to Cost.a Mesa. CA 92626. gN m on the ground floor fi ces . Ocean view . staff. If you take pride in1-... -------•I Cong c n i a I g r o u P . your typing I secretary SECRET ARY Me di c al Ins . Ope n skills, like to work hard s alary. Call Jan o r andbewell compensatcd RECEPTIONIST Receptionist. fronl desk. lite typing. plea s ing perso nalit y . well groomed. 8·5 Mon-Fri. 1550-IJOO. 558·5041 IECEPTIOHIST Beautiful offices. heavy phones, typing. $8400. lrvine Personnel Agency 4118 E 17th, Costa Mesa 8Wte22t 642-1470 ncoao operation hours to: 646·3141 Peggy. 714-640·7035. for your efforts. ca 11 We arc looking for an ex· *Carl's Jr.* 18951 Brookhursl Fountain Valley 1550 Adams Blvd COSta Mesa 279 E . 17th <.:osta Mesa 3101 Newport Blvd Newport Beach 215.12S. Brookhurst tlunlington Beach 19512 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 9022Adams Huntington Beach SALES Interesting work sellini Trans...Nt Wall a~ces Fiair for int. dee<>rhtlor helpful. Part or Fu I time. Will tram. Call Ms Bwlic, 848-9378, 3·7PM SALESMEN $14K-$20K Tired of just making ' living' We are lookinJ for ambitio us se ll motivated individuals tt serve as accounts reps Nationally distribute< product. Room tor ad· vancemenl. Call bet weer 10-2. Mr. While 540·4023 SECRETARY 759-ll83 for interview. perienced full 11 m e ( J B M M c m o r y person with typing skills lmmedJate OP.Elning will typewriter training and the ability to or soon be available in a helpful ganize. Someone who 1s lead ing Real Es tate _...;;.__> ______ highly self·motavatc d Oevelopme(lt Company ---------Salary will depend on ex· near the Orange County Secretary per lence. If you like Airport. T y pin g • plants & people. we have shorthand. dictaphoqe STENO an excellent opportuntaly experience essential; re · for you. al estate knowledge, pro· ROGER'S GARDENS perty management back· SECRETARY Please apply in person. groun d bene ficial. Monlhru Fri. Pleasant pe rsona lily. Good comrany benefits. This is a super full-tim e Plea11e cal Carole Farm and long-term assign- for appointment at ment for a highly skilled 7141833"8680 .... E.O. E. secr et ary lo join the Secretary /M-, Card Personabre Individual. 2301 San Joaquin Hiiis Road COM 640·5944 Must have xlnt typing Sales · Ret ail skills & good references. JEAN DAHL, Relief reception duties. growing Aer onutronic division or the For d Aerospace & Commun· claUoos Corporations NEWPORT BEACH Non spl<>ker. Call DeAnn Need ex pe r i e n c e d &urke atG'.42·5735 fashion oriented sales .,_ We offer an t''<Cl'llC'nl s alar y. ro mpl c te benefits tncludmi:: rom pany paid med1ral & hfl' ll\Surance. plus the op portunaty to grow and dl' velope your professional slulls in a pleasant work· mg envu"Onmenl. Please call or apply an person. Lear Siealer BBGYPROitiCTS DIVISIO ... 2040 E. Oyer Rd Snata Santa Ana. CA 17141540-3210 Equal Opply Emply m If Jh • ltEm(TIOM CLHK RapMny growing s avings fl loan, seeks a responsl-F.qual Opportunity bieself·starterto work ln Employer M /F person. Full & p-time """'ret.ary . openings. Call 642-2444. Sales & marketing dept. Located ro Newport Beac h, Aeronutro nic features pleasingly com- fortable working condi· lions. If you are an ac· curate and speedy typist (80wpm> and effective with shortha.nd C80wpm ) • this spot is a chance for you to share your future Your fri e nd s and neighbors use Classified w h e n they h ave som e t h i n g t o sel l. 'Illey'U tell you how well it worked for them! Whether you're buying or selling, Classified ad· vertising will get your metisage to the right peo· p&e. Call Today! 642-5678. Loen File vaull. Neal ap· has outsta nding op - pear~ Ir typing a biU· rest.al.U'allt.s l)'. Good advancement Evening cook for Fine opportlls;'ilY. l!xcellent Restaurant. Broiler exp benefits mcludlng dental preferred. Contact Ken plan. Contact Penoonel Coggins : The Derby --------•I portuoily for self starter with a dynamic Data Proce ssi n g Firm specialising in dental services. Looking for aomeooe who Is people oriented, bu good verbal ak:Ws. fl secretarial ex· perience. Send resume or phone tor appl. in- t.erView. SALIS Unique retell nu rsery needs people for the <714 > 833-8383. Restaurant 51.e. ........ S&L 546-3390 '°"=Ur~°Uus f\tU time position, must bave experience. A great opportunity If you enjoy the outd oors. Com · mlaaion plus hourly rate. 4001 MacArthur 81, NB --------I E.O.E. M/F ~ ~ IULLOCIS WILSHIU DENTAL PRACTICE Please apply In person SYSTEMS now accepUog appUca· Monday thru Friday 2283 Fairview Rd. tiool for full and part time positions In the ROGER'S ~ .. ~~~i~ rauowtng departmenta: ,___, Uqerie Childrens G •RDe...t 5 S E c R E T A R Y . Cosinetlcs Dresses A ....... EXECUTIVE Type 90, PlaydeckSportawear 210llanJoequtn S.H. Ult. non-s moke r J~=•l'J COM HlltaRoadMO· prefe rred. Call J ack SOclafEnar•v1A1 ww.on 752·7•. ApplJ ln ~raon, 3Pm· SECRETARY·OC Alrport Jpm, Mon thru P'rl. 1---------uea, real eatate de· · llP11MH ,..._. v e I o p •rs nee d Ml.,.... ..... For aa.an.a Ad teel"elarY tole aaalstant. &. &. Mtr ACl'ION Must have typl n1 OelGREENcuh WWllJ'l'SeleDbub wtda. a-ilred Ad ,.. .... , • .,It~ Call a IOWPll, SH llO, prefer n.117 Pilot lloowtedse of bouu •""-~It bWldln1 b u1lne11·wltl ~ tralnlf oec. Call~ WA.NT ACTIONT ,..~ ...... ., ............ ., ·~ ..... with us. Aerooutronic otfers com· petitive salaries and a lborougb package o r beoeClls that include medical and dental In· aurance plus m any ex· traa! For an Immediate and confidential iolervlew, ple~ call (714) 759·5256, or apply ln person to: Salaried Personnel1 Dept . OSl-002, Fora Road, Newport Beach, CA. 9211163. FOID ABOSPACI& COtttMICAT10MS COIPOIAT10M AllOMUftOMIC DMSIOM . MIWPOIT llACH Holmes & Narver, Inc .. an interna- tional leader In engineering and con- struction. has need for experi~nced secretaries. Positions require Individuals well versed in a variety of secretarial functions with minimum typing skills of 65 wpm and shorthand of 80 wpm. For Immediate consideration, call or epply to Fina W.Ver, (714) 173-1100, Holmet a Nerver, Inc., Dept. 51-48, 9" Town I Country Rd., Oraft99, CA 11111. We are 1n equal bppor- tunft;y employer. ~-..... ,. ....... ~ .. o( lhl' new Anaht•1m Mar· natl Hotel We are s<•ek 1---------ing a people oriented l'ffa· c1ent seaetnry with ~ood typmg skills to join our prl"-Opening sales Sales OHicc ~njoy outstand ang company benefits Call for a ppoantmenl T\Jesday. ( 7141 750-0800 Merriott Hotel AMhehn, CA. F,quat Oppor Em ply m If Secrelary Engineering Secretary We are currently looking for an Individual with a minimum or 5 years cur· rent secretar ial ex penence with at l least 3 years In the aerospace engineering field. Wa ll won for l.he Director of Advanced Programs and ~ his staff as re· qwred. SECURITY • GUARD ' Reuable person n~ded to work nexable ho.ks. Some security or law tn· Corcement experie dce helpful. Enjoy out.stand· ini:: company benefits. Apply 9am·12 Noon. Mon·Fri, Personnel. MARIUOn HOTEi. 900 Newport Center I)r Newport Beach ' SEC'Y to the PRESIDENT I Immediate opening in prestigious N.B. a rea in rapidly expanding multi· corporate Rea l Estate firm. Applicant .DltiSt possess eitceUenl ty~g & short band skills. be highly l n t e lllgeht , personable. tenacioius, a nd career mind,d. pr 0 f It Sh I ri n I I It Benefits. Send Resume, ioclud.in8 dates "Sa11u·y Mwit be able to type 60 h 1 s t o r y • to : ~a l wpm and take .shorthand partinlcJn Qua ll Place or spee~wrilaog at 80 Co.: 1400 Quall St, SUite wpm. If in~rested in the 135, N.B .. Ca. 9ZMO. above poeatlon. apply In penoo. give us a call or ' ~I AIL tend your resume to: yw .WyM...... PLACE l lll ..... ll•d PIOPllTm· Cott• Mu•. CA 10,.ft l:.MP.M.I 92626 l714114MOl O Service St ation Atten· dant. e.ar.r'd. D•J ta BRUNSWICK ~~~~~ CORPORATION 8:;s~~~~a:: ~·~•B.c.t •••••• ~ ._ • ..,...;'I;..;.•_ .. _.-·----- -~ ----_ ... .. w d ' !I.!?.~.~!! ....... ~~-~~ ~ .. ~!. ........ ~!!~ --~ ...... ~~ till I ... St. !il,.~~·~' ... ~.~1 1~·1! I ... ••tt.4...,'9et&•l"a': ...... ~~ Alil· .a. a.ft laud door -tiC~J~~ u ~8al•·Ch1Uty toy1. Ul98A8TAel •------· .. ••1111!1••-lflii&l••••llil••ilil---lllllllll!ll .. ~~·I N1r11. Good t'Gftd . top. r.. -•un• •• ,. • ll'"•dwoo4 Tu• ·Off ,._,._._,,.11 eud. • ..... llOI, l'IM110 ttrW .. l'T.ata:t 111at h aeI1 o • I• a . ._. -nN for eaee. Wo1Hf£RC .. -IUY ..... ... ..... .,.,... •• .......... * , ..... .,., 'a IU\ \ rr61ld•tre •Uehd **I ** relur•=•HHU'/ . lllOll .. llliM •~er. bHt of· Oood _.. 11\araiture • OH Lawn gd1r. lar _.. •• \a& 6 ·a & 8 ~-· orte-8355. ~ll•s~·;~O~ I ~lit =·.'.!rt~ :t:: ~·.:..remi~t:lr~~ :. ':'':ff t 11Jp!T;,l::.Cllll'lll:lli:• • t .=:.:!"r:.:~:>e ~~cno.. q-...us.m1. ,,_._ • .._.1 ,... ....... = ............. ._ C'o~ Hobblu, In(' I W. 8a)'Sl 6461616AIJJ:t6ll Some ~W'e • mu r w""at•leepa;M'*',, t.a&ra 'eec,, .. •0 , ..., llL• Q1 II maaul1~ur•r• ol tue -mite. TV 1 1ome aot ralt ... ...,....a..,.....snoct.11 '1'1tidalr• Froat •'re• MUQue Ndof. table fl work!na.FRilSAT/SUN, .,~ '',..... 6 we OCIAIRONT llCYCLB ... racM ~"tul rtfra1erator. ll CF, <'Mira ... Mitt "'50. April 27/18/Jt. 2tSH wUt 9*'t Ir trim JOUr la lo ow toy/hobby ln whlt..IUce ~~ Xlnt cond. 40 111. Callo Sula Barbara. =.,!>"~V, two eardl 671-6110 ...,,. ..., ~lo-. tor Older Dryer. Works M2>•l wlLdaye. Ml·4729 SIC. PRICIS: ................... ..... ~,.,. ll'Ml· .. or ~at ofr. ~d -OARAOE SALE Slaoday •••It• •------------· "cudlchl••• •hould .!!::!!!! W1terbed w / torau. onl)'I 1531 a. A1&1•Uo •lltaeaSIMH. pouH• ikUh and 8i1Mt1&re 11 pd k>ad, 3 ~t.rousutt1to•P· Dr.H.8.t-5. . l/ltapSUOea t•a • n• leowlect1e or varlolol• a&NI ... her, nau. $7'. re;"::~ ""4/M belt ol· .. 11erttase.1rvtne. Ban 10~!·t!caud.d '"" ...... _ ...... waMwuri1:fi Pf<X'Cldurttt ~ er~J.J oaUo. Cerpeu.& IJ mlae. NOCAIU>? If' Color P~/S.11 TV.·-~~-.. •ad 1nacb a ry Yuu -., DiNDI rwrn eet artd~ kftm.SunlM .lU·l45e Dnw ...,.,. OWD or •eod ~Lop tell ar..., Ui· -.... --.1 ,_ bt abl w work t~ia cu "refr\1& ltyle, che-n~llbM•• · 1 -........ _ ..... __ ...,. 8 -....... ~ from • o d r ~a d "Ptoet free.'100 tabkt' W/2.ieavee, bullet Remod elln • Sale : ume. addrtu. phone & •• ..,. ........ - -"'-' -~'-· &41-LUt cab. aJw china c:ab. 6 blaU\toom tabloeta • ac· we'U make w card per Pblalf MW1oC macblne. :::...ir..C::.~: " ............ ..,_~ ... G chn*'500.f1S~~ ces1, fa'6cet•. bookl, tq.Add 2"eacb. rree arm. cabloet lllle1---------Wo orf r cnmpl'tl\ivl' -mac-• •• .. m~h. m~h more. Free Send ~or moaeyor· new t1225. Oak aotlqMt .._....,....,,A-QNt W-Ct'tl and an 1•xl·t•llN1t =~.:;,~,J~.~~d. AN11qt}F.S to CONT•:At · wine. 713Cffter, CM. aft derto. ...'2'7$. Dl'euert. 41" NIDD&e IM, CaU aftu bmGl .. pad.•M" ·---PORA.RV. Cl~u. bead· 9AM PILOTNIMTIMG romdtable/•ebaln,hall ..... MMa 16 c1a It Werllnl(ho use bou'dl. breakfronl. bar P.O. 8o• 1S80 • t • n d . Tc a e a r t . _ Apply or ..all """'· xtnt cond. Croat shM>l1. J•welry caus. MuJU Family Swap Meet. Col&allesa. Ca. 92126 eecretary. more. 23U w. _, TIAY& .. T IJIP. Pt'n!Ono I &>e,"'· frH S200613-&2'1t deaka. eta~er~11. ac· Sunday only IM, Main CJMmdler.S.A. 75M414. -•-•••••••••-•••• ln'..a.L c... w/np at7l4 Stl Wl -----l'NSOC'let, p1untlnaa. etc. St .. H.B .. at Loma Ave. WANTED •oUc Toco 'TotarH, llifU.Y.MMTtl_ev• Cfaa & et•ctrtc Whirlpool Ml!sr antiques wicker, Younameil·wegotll~ TOP CASH DOLLAR McClane front lh ~ow tune. lftclda ()el ea,.. Cox dtyt'n Good cooUat.on. bra st plee411. For In· Antlquet, cacti, tools. yd p A J D I' 0 a y 0 u R mower. 20in. top of l10e. ..... tiO&m. T ...... Al••r llOCh .. 11.~8'25 rormatJooorappt. lo see house mist. Sat/Su n JEWELRY. WATCHES. likenewSU0.170..737o U•••r HOllllS. INC lkydn I OZO caU 7l4/d7·4'80 S88/5e015'M ICDowell Pl ART OBJECTS. GOLD. ~ b.p. Craft.Iman paloli--" for busy _,.libbort.ood A Sub!l1dl1ry ot ....................... 8' ~ liOf• tu.xedo atyle. It u ataatll .... 1061 S I LVER SERVI CE aprayer . w /gun &t re·a--------- offic'e )Yr1. retalllrav I LeU~DYftamlcs, Inc Liutic!I IO·•&>d 1'4!ugt:ol . piped In bm velvet. Like •••••••'••••••••••••••• FINE FURNfTURE ~ palator. 1.JJLe new. '12$. &PF.ClAl.'TJtJIWER ------------------ -• ... e'qlr SMd~umctoAd ~E Warnf'rAv II.kc t1.:w $JOO 83Jltl8!)/ oow$250.2orangevelvet Philco retrie. $50. Blk ANnQUES.MS-2200 _•_•_'380 _______ ,Ueed Baklwla l\-.dlo Statle.ery S t ott• In •ll'I. Dally ruot. Bo• SantaAna.C..92105 774~ matchio11 cbal~. very vnyl hide-a·~ $'50. Blk O'Neill SupenulL Taped Dryer . &ood cond f75. •· UMd Ya..a. foll ~ .. •arMMIH· 1400. Cot1ta Mt"U. CA E.0£ M/f" --MOOd cood . S7~ ea. slat colfee table s10. aeams. Used once Portab&e 17" Color TV ccmo1torc.u..-O.New p«'d sales lady. FUii· -GI 0234 or 8?S.3IOO 5(hw1nn 1'andtim flood 64().7049 ~mp; 995-2098 doesn't nt SllO. Mt-025fS MS. ~ZUS BrimMJl ~ 8"net iline. s d•ys. ""''work 1---------1 x RAV TF',CU 2 Man or eutld. SIOO. 01tl'lll biko Handn I & *'· lJH41 K imball =CC,~!1e.~r.oa1o11)' TIAVEL ~ fn~·ix~:~nr,~f~~(' &;1.~~di. seal us. e~~=: °i'Fc~r:i~t~ ~ .......... ~!?.~ ~~rgs=~·Cc!~m: ~~j.~ ~ ==LL PIANOS Stylists . Llcenlft'd couut'r101 ok, contact Yvonn t> Boy>. SchwiJln Varsity 10 ~ ftni.sh w/swag $125. Wedding Set. worth $7.SO • ._2.:55818118-2312. pecan coffee t bl SlOO. ~ ..... CoametolOflllt to auuit ""1Q. Cu1>eotar,67S-68l7. spdGoodCond $45. Cryslul l'hand e ll e r tf1~~m% S'h. CARPETS OIRECT· &S-7820 SINttlCNIC ...,. DlnJpean traioed al1&ft If You are a n "l( 642·3"81. w/swaa $150. PaUo swai: • . Betie ~kin plush, S3.95 7&M'2t Must have pr<>Ceuiooal perieol'ed Travel MMct •clM Girl's2't" Huffy lO s pd. ~ghl rixtureSl0.64().7049 Ladles' Platinum dlnner yd.Balboa Carpet Milla IUCKITSIATS awtude and be career Counselor particularly ·-•,•••••••••••••••••• UJurnew S65 Good Couch $6!5. rlng total weight 3.88cr. 13 74 Lo I a n . C . M . Aft 3pm, 499-1580 • y~ coneervttory oriental~. Advance· with commcrclnl :tl'· ....... , I OOS G75.-0462 ,,,.2.u...,2 $5.000. or beat offer. $49-8181,875·5806 ........._ ... ~I t ra ndf ebony utln. t f llfi d counla we would like l -• "' ...,, 536-4S57 "'"'itu .. vw awn mower. Beautl ul. fJ mos new. me n or qu a e t..alk with you aboul an ••••••••••••••••••••••' · -Jot... Wayne Tenrus Club titce cuatom playhouse. ee.rsons:tC~r8.!~·:.304 . immediate opening we f'UIUC AUCTIO.. '::~: ~~~o~~:e.3.~~J For new home starters. e· Uvestodt 1 075 Family Membership. 2 Child's cwitom corner lll!OO.~. _saiary ____ ~-----· have to offer. Excellent MANY ITF.MS OP PINE bike $15 Call&«-8449 drk brown nou~. couoo ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'oc'detaila731-8741 bunkbeda 536-0321 HAMMOND SU P £ R V I S 0 R • sal~ and benefits. plus ESTATf~ J EWJ-~LH V, --· • --with malching rel'lincr C 0 M PA R E 0 U R . Production, Top pay. We a vacation this year. ART OBJECTS. AN· 3 boys Schwinn bikes. chr Xlnt cond Only $300 PRICES IH Ray Beach Wa&.er IOfteer. new fully Dressaulze 7·12 + 11hoetl MONARCH will train. MacGr egor or an interview call: T I Q U E S • F I N F. 2·10sp, 2'1in. l·38p. Xlnt. pr. 6424678 C ll 1 es. Feed : 2 ~ 4 4 ~ ~~";f1~-~ $ 2 7 ~ · & jt.-welry · Other items Like new. Lis l price Yachts, 1831 Placentia, PATMAGILL FURNITU R E . ft;TC. cond.6422977 Green wing bock chair Newport Blvd. C M. asweu.494-8658. ISSOO. sacrifice SSOOO. C.M.~. • 645·5333 PHONY. FOR INFO & (i ls-;-Sch -:---F lld w /matchinJl ollomi.n. 645-5686 · Owner moved. selho11 For Sale Mesa Verde Pri.pty.631·1094 Teacher Pre-Sch flexible hrs. ll Units E.C·. E. MIF. 551-2876 Teacher~. Pre Sehl, 7.3 Ral~es. bene f1lS. H. 8. M2-21M1/847 ·5284. ~ BROClnJR•~.64S-2200 ir bo ~-~nnin ara Y $100.640-7()19 lul-LJ...--8071 N .B. Tennis m e m n~·.ClubCDU.Tennl.s. organ.2keyboards. .::-Bank --$35. ys· ....,g ner cstm :uceuwry bershlp. Lowest price w~ dirtbikeS3S.646-5221 Double bedwtboxsprings ·.~···•••••••••••••••••• ~.Call644-6l93. swim.ming equity mem· bas e pedals. walnut of AnUque Mus1l'Boxes! & mattress, nke ht:ad· 9 Rockwell contractors . benbip.631·~. case. xlnl buy $275. • SlotMachJnes!CIOl'ks! Bkycle, cruiser. Vista board $75. Sheets In· tbl sa w , like new. Carpeting: Beaut. pluah t'-kdl 831·7815 l'\.T-•• port 1ruOESELECTlON Men's. new . s acrifice eluded. 9 ·drwr oak s;o>Jbstofr.548·9490. brown. 20'xl2· I pc+l.3 ._.,._.,, IOll ~--------1 ~ ... _..s.,_ SOS. Ph· 675·6278. dr·esser w /full mirror ltalrs It laDdl.ng. SlOO Black studio Kawai piano -n .. -. a ••••••••••••••••••1 •••• For sale, $1200 FAual OpportunHy I... ...A.1 ·-• S115.Sofa,cost$800new -010 ~ '63 Gibson Reverse .......... """ .f:mployer M /F' IMtf'l9CldOftul C-ras Ir Sacrifice $95. Moving ........................ li-.;:;iiiiiii;,:;;iiiii;:;iiiiii;;:;iiiiiii::;jijijjJ -,....., TIDINICAL Gaieties ~........ 8030 9fi3-0.US. WOOO rALUTS F\rebird, with 3 t ckups . .. .._.11 Open Wed. lhru Sat. ••••••••••• •••••••••••. $4 e~ 536 1857 Family shoes ··t>ett price shallers. lererne . good lnl'l>Ll.lw """ ICAL Travel Agency Travel llm Kettering, Irv. Minolla XE7 body only or 8' Gold Cou~h + chair. · ever". Buy 6 prs get the cond. ~. 960·3662 CONTROL salesoutside.noexp.n~c. t714 l7S4 1777 wif,.7 lens with ca~c $50. 50t Riverside i\v, ~imen Indoor house 7tbfree.540-2039 TECHNICIAN F\JUy appolo~ agen~y. ~3770 Crnrof<.;lay. N.fl __ plants. 1 dracena s·. 4 _ ~~~s1~;;'\,'rnoc:~~;.~ Just returned fro-;-;;at~ Docp S040 Girls beautiful double stalk.'!, in cstm 2' bas~e~ 23 Channel Kraco CO Sii Dyna.Drill. a growing 1'ravf'I Network. 846 6677 buyin~ tnp. 8 Matl'hing ••••••••••••••••••••••• canopy bed. dresser. de $200. 1 1-'iddle le!.r fag 9 6 radio. turner super side Oranae County basl'd oi\ ----~ Wtndbor chairs Signed KC Id H ak mattrt>SS & box !!pr· spre:id. l'Stm .2 beskl'l lock power mlke. ground M 2 0 HO ·~• manulactur"r ha;,, a Truck Drivers eo.. u · · .... A Go en l'tricvcr lngs. All m xlnl ·c~ncl $200 675-4818 plain antenna. $150 Must M~ic an 1 · Amp i.<All "' " ..... ckleys. 8 nj?. s1gnl'"u puppies ti wks stiots . . . . , II 631 5833 Like new good :.ound. l'ara>r opportunity for a W3lltcd Class I dnvers. 1booet Bentwood t:upt's bln. Sl7S 838·7o00 · · Origmully $SIO. sacrifice Wheclcha1r, like new $165. ~-_. -· SlSO 675-4515 numerical conlrol ror maJor wholes ale chrs Clo1sonne. ~l:i:.s. . . S2llO 540-7371 Pulmo-inde mcd1cul Me mbe rs hir Tiffany's ---------•---------- technician. This position nursery. Appli cants brass. rollcC'tJbles. 0:1k, l m ;h .setter puppi ~s. •twtutet-'rcnchProvmciul compressor. S75 Days: Astrologil'a Club. best Les Paul ~opy Xlnl. requires good elect ronirs should have dean dri v· w a l n u t . c h e r r y • beautiful. 8 wks. A KC :J..drawcr chest + corner 842 :.>10, eves. IJ42·99~. o(r 833-0143 Gibson P /U :.. machml'~. bal'kgrouod and/or ex· in g r ecord & ap · rosewood furn 498 62-12 Shctts.$100/ofr 973·078!>. malchinit db. s285 8477339. · ca~'" $1 2~ ~46 ·0096 1 lensive training school pearance.Expdesirable. ClosedSundays ---------5482061 ---Shp20gaJDaytona1rcom· 548·1574 experience. Must have Contact Mr. Molin a or Crow'sNestAnliqucs AKC &>aglE·~uppies. -·--·----Tunio;1an bird caitl' $250. pressor w /2 100· air ------.-- t h e a b l I i t y t o Mr Martin. 714·962·6604. :,OJ N El Camino Rl•al 3 males. 1 emale. Dark wood din1n~ tbl. 4 00.pc Blue Bell Nontake hosefi. 1 paslode nail gun. G1b6on Arou.sl~c . I-holl' troublelboot and r epair --<cor Palizada1 847·2fi66 matchml( chr!> 2 extra dJMcrwar<>SlS0.642·7650 495-4831 guitar Late 40 " mod NC-=--uaing sco~ ~~~!i~::1;a~lt~ San.Clemente Eng JJ sh s p rl n g c-;. ch r s. buffet. $150. Sear's Cbest Fnr 17 cu fl Roor~rslarketll;,--Collectors. SSOO 49Hl62J L:..--------~tore:S~~ ~~tlec· benefits.547·5139 Clocks. jewelry ca)eS, ~~~;5.M/F.7 wksold. 847·9821. SW. Packard Bell con: $200. Offkt'919lt•tlr 50°ro';'~:~~~~b~~: - tronlc scbemalics end cabinets. accessor ies . ....,..,...,.,eves. Cstm 3 pc curvcd sec. ~e stereo w/lumt.ablc, 536-4557 ~,_..t 8015 pnnta, adjust and main· Tae~~t,e~1:x_:1~~· 5&f For Ulfo or appl to see 2 1 0 v 3 b 1 e M 1 n . tional w1malch co~ner walnut cab $50. Sear's Ludwt dru 6 .. ·-•••••••••••••••••••• fer.644-l836. ta.in volta~e level&. re· · m~ Th Off · calJ714 /497·4880 Schnauters mother table approx 18 '. i\11 deluxe exercisor S30, g m set. pcs. X1at new It used ofc furn. Player Piano, like new. _,_ (. bo ...1~ d Airport area. e ice. --· · do h . , t I r Schwinn bik e $20 . echo blower. Lawn """'"'fil "'kbe ... _ w I t fi · h II pair ~u" ar..,. an S49-2L88 OvaJoakdmmgtabh:with d.Au.ghter, $40 both lo wn~us ions. oo .~or 9'19·4S38 equipment.G4S-8728 .,.... es... DC•~ a nu n1s • ro s, ad..)uat cama and limit -leafs ml 752.2606 days good home. 559·9356. new apt. Goo<f concf. C.E.SURPLUS631·2717 S1005.841·70J7 swttchl'I. TYPIST, 2.9 days per wk. ~5112 e~es · S.18-3271. 552-0140. ~usl sell Make of for t1exible hours t>\2·3455 or 645 5000 Jpl 'We orrer an euellcnt benefits package which includes: •PaJd Vacation •lOHolldays •Medkal Phtn •Dental Plan ·~ucatlonal Reimbursement •Pension Program •S'1b Shift Differential 642·ts296 American ouk S·leR sq ta· free to You 8045 4<Y.l --. ---ble. Oak SmJ(er treadle ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------- Typasl lo opcrute Xl•rox rnic•hJnt> cab Oak side St. Bernard. r. Spade. 5 Must St'll Corn .. r Group 800 electronic l}ptng chrs flall i-eat·umh y r s. gentle Go o d 1~g. ~~cclknl cond1l1on i.ystem . Wil l train. stand.SmallC'olll't'llhll'S. w ctuldren.646·9195. _C...ll ti4_l·0Mtnfll:'r4 Knowledge lnlt:mal1onal 982·7323 - -,,,. Geography desirabll' - -FREE KJTTENS Dr .. SKS tsec. & Ext!<' I New ofricei. in Irvine. Anl1que gold pockcl 2 Calico & t black . 8 l'red c n 1<11. l',lel'l Phone Susan, ~9-6901 watch cullediun. l.kl:.l of· weeks. 631·5048 lypewrlter 497 15~ T · t / R fer Fr t I · g h Coul'h & lovcsl.'al, mo:.~ yp1s eccpt1on1s t 497 31•7 ce o ovtn m. sm . Archlt<,-cts ofc. has op1m · ;,__ Coll ie Fem.-lovablc . gm. med \'Clour Sll>O. Sgl ing for outgoinR. attrac· Antiques: Roll·lOp desk. Watchdog. Gd. w /chld. bl'tl divan $50. 645·861a Please call (7l4) 7Sl·38S2 tive person w 1good typ four bentwood chairs. f-'em. cal. spayed, both SOI.ad wood white cnb or apply m person to. 1ng skills. spelhn~ & two leadcd windows . lll'icpltl'ulJle ! 963·3879 wtrnallrt"l'>S $40. Sii DYNA· DRILL Div of Smith lnter na. tional 1771 Deere Avenue Jrvlne, CA 92714 (71.4) 751·388.1 Equal Oppor Emplyr M /t' Tmiel.liDH S:Ut Per Hour Plus Pd Vac le Holiday Responsible to plan, oragnlz.e and Implement programs at the Teen tacllit.les. Two years col· lege level work w /em· phasls in Recreation, Social EcoloRy or related fields. Contact The City of Jrvlne{ 17200 Jam. boree, Irv ne. CA. 92'714, or (714)75t-3814. TELEPHONE SOU CITORS· Mon· Fri, 5Pll·tPll. $.1.00 br + -...Nt-5CMS Tllleph w wort, setting 11p_~ppt's, P/J'eves,earn ••mo. 96$-3402 TILEPHOHE SALES Newspaper sub6. Your ~. • to 5 hn a day. tlOD 6 up comm. wk. Exp. pref. Over 21. l.D. ~~t.835-1453. T_. Club/H.8. Part time eouater help. SMil~/W&ae. a ewa. 1 wlmd daJ. Approir. 30 In. •• to atert. Over n.cau 8all.J s.111m. Tw 'nwk Drtven ••· rt~ :r:-.r:t ~~·, 0... Way, C ... : 6'2·11$2 -nz'Rr11 w.a. .. 110-.1 a bout ......... ,oar r ..... nt 1taa •ar o f I vln a thr"lll tonuntrated teler,hone techniques. Eves 498-2264 , ----963387!.I Exp d lrvlne area. Call · ---23' Star llull, keel, rudder -----· ---- !r79-Sl20. ~CMCes 80 10 & liller. You haul. ---••••••••••••••• •••• •• • • 5'~8743 TYPISTS NEED WORK? FREIGHT Di\MAC: ED H<YrPOINT SALF. 3308 f'\l'<' to good home. 01~ W. Warner nr llarbor, l'..ngl.lsh dog. male. AKt: Santa Ana. 979.2921 rep,, 9 mo. 49tH396 CASH PAID Kitten:.. !re t: to good C .a.11 .... ORR"''Lt Wshr/Dryrs /Refrll(s. home: 2 F. 2 M. eve!.! on· _." ~ working or nol 9SHH33 ly. ~~~ __ _ High Pay M No f'ec BARGAINS.Used refngs. FwNhre 8050 Prud Weekly wshrs, dryn1, garur. bes ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~SM 8055 ···r··················· AU h0t.l.5ehold items: '70 Chevy, '75 LTD 626 Jo Ann. C.M. Set/Sun A·l Yard Sale. 318 B l 16th Pl . CM. Antiques. de· humidifier. dt:.hes, coi. tume Jewelry, play pen, Ironer. Violin, m tsl'. Apr. 28,29 to-4PM buys, we serv. appl. Bes Lillie folks furniture. A •• ~~ru .A•pp-l.•53&-09--l•l .• 536_-4•33-0-• ~!J.b81,~lnl cond. S75 Misc. lumber & tools, "" v• Sears table saw. ca.sh on· ly. Sat/Sun 10·3. 361 B WASH ERS.' DRYERS. Sofa&loveseat~: l>ort OgleSt,CM TRASH COMPACTORS. , dishwas h£•r $75. K~tchen --------- lrvincB , C 752·. Reconditlonett, like now. set $i0 Misc:..673·~ M_!~r gFoodURleNsllT19U7RthE S&t. lQ>l usiness enter. 209 1 t d I' uu"" yr guaren ee. e 1vcry 7 I><' Orn I pecan din ~t·t. H.B. Sal/Sun. El Toro Suitc2 $1.25to$175. None hai.thl·r SJ!>S: gm 1or11nge vclvd --------- 2349lEIToroRd ApplianceTown.554·5434! floral sectional, 2 t>nd Multi Family Garage TuesltThurs 9:30·3pm tbl<,, marhll' coffee tbl. Sale. Furniture. ant•· Eo "" Ml " Fr 158 LI ht ~m h1·b1il'k ot<•asional ~ues. misc. Sat/Sun . ·"'· ,. eezer : . er prig • hr All bl ·1 "°'h 29th 8AM ~~~~~~~~~ frostless, 4 yrs old. $175 c . H·ry n•ason11 c. pn c.o• lo . to -9629848 Childs corll org11n. 2 PM. 20 Queens Wreath WaJt.reeaeaor Waiters, ex· · patchm1<o mal·h . b1kl's. & (Univ Park> lrvlne. p'd, part time, privat Hotpolnt electric stove, misc. 536·7007 . Hunt. CCMJtryclub,8'4·5404 goAd. selr cleaning oven. Bcb. 3106 Yellowatone Dr. CM. ----------1 $l75-..r7 Bctw Bristol & Be11r. off WAMTID DllVH · · Spanish gold velvet couch Paularino. Tires. lug · tuteAY OMLY Freezer upriaht, 30 cu ft, $90, •blac k naugahyde gage carrier. roll-away To deliver Dally Pllo frost-free, new $320. Kroehler sofabcd $175. bed. 2 small chests. mlllc bwldles to carriers. Re N2-0.178 83.1-0505. _l_te_ms_. _______ , Q\11"9 van or large ata ... · J • ..-..._. ..... ,,_,...__....,.1111111~....,-...... _..._..,....,~.....,_..~ ..... _,_....__..._..11111111.,_,.....,. &n wap and a 8 driv6ng record. Phon 642·4321 and ask lo Harry Seeley or Do Williams. 'EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ......... ,.~~·· ,.,,..... __ ,..., 4- Tell Mom You Love Her This Morhc:r'.s Day send Mom a g rec:cing .111 the world un share on Sunday. May IJch . lxprcss your love in a O;Uly Pilot Mother's Day Gn."Cting . (r's easy . Write: your message to fit one of our thrc..oe convenien t sizes and bring it co any Daily Pilot office prior ro noon May 11 ch. Or. you may m ail a clipping of che border with your message and paymenc co Daily Pilot. 330 W . Bay St., Box I 560. Cosca Mesa, Ca. 92626. $15 Ads come in th~ sixs: StO, St ,, and S3 b the ~aJ child'\ siie card. (You mutt bt-u.ndtr 12 ynn o( l.J(e ro qu.ahfy for chc: htrlnt ltl'ftting), You may fi ll chc: entire pace. Only words and lines drawn within dw dc:$1~n will .appear In your completed Mocher"• O.y ad. $10 \ \,,. ___ .I If you •i&nl !kip Ulmpui•fttt .e '""•h4l' """''"" 111 h~vl' any ~uuflon' o ll 642·1ftlll A tn«fldtr O.ity l'llOt ed""11tt will ~ 111.J IO http you, And. ,( yOll •• ,,_ CMI <twp I fOUf ~·l Oily Id. \'!Mf Cf'CdJI '' itood ..!ffl -. Of J'OI& mey - ,0111 Mutu Cti1t1tt o t 8.tnll AIMttC.tNIV ,,., DAILY PILOT .) • ,.,.._ ..................... ~~ .... -~!!~ !! .. 1 .. u:.!!::' .... !~!.~ · ac.~ 912• ~-~?et.~ ... !~~ .... ,,..,, ..... _ .. ·•~••Tl Mii· ~ Olle.-r.,..._twua.. --................ lt71POID ,.,.ftm-.-~-· ...._ ....... Lolded. 1 -~-·u ... -·•.ouwnno11: •a_.o ..... ~ rv•• -• -.... 8lored ·-l'Wl:r,...r.llsu.• ,..._ -.1.c. P•H•J. .,.. "9llilir .._..un.i: ....._ llM ...-io llMlll A•omatk'. ''"" ....,. = ......... Aula fer. • ' sa. --------~ :.= ... .,= ••. Jal-Ulllurrt II' ..... lnwel ,,.... ,. • Tl . HH•U•. O•~ ...... .......__, ... ~ .................... ,,.,,.:,.n,. llH . • ~ ·--~~ eta. ic ew. • '°" ...,., •uc•• ..._, unw >. ,__.,._ •• ~-BRANDNEW! OMLYl7110 a.yenu..-. INlt llMlTO'O.,daJHller• Tnwl lra&ltr! II w ..... YOW" cbok9 ol beautltlll ... uh Wll'd "-Bell81Tp . tnMll' .... Xlld cond. 11*~/thwr, AIC. trc d blld or.....,., cbm· .._./Ill • tta • .... lil7 ~-e:.r•1 I HHOH. *r:--~.',!~ITrta,~lall PUDf, lbe9a are rare :mGHanorl&.,C.11. --... . u.ac. ... to be found 641-1700 W mt• l VI. A/Cf p 18. p /8, el .. wlMre In Oran1e --------1 New. dlr ._.., tat' ~--/ toJO traoa coo er. auto, ""'--". LutMrlnt.eri« .. .. h cNM, locked dltt air ~ood d h ... r=J .. t.HQ. Loa••• wit ... _11 rr •"raa. ~i..,.... • •• . A• I • ....,....,"...._ Maler· ........ ••••••••••••••• .,. r " .. ttereo t•••ette, 11aaa cllaal ~-\ab9~1W'M llllAWAal w.clll.H/Dfrntblapr.tr IA* curtaiaa bJ1tiU1ht mlt' IMMl·deluu -YACNewpo.1 ..... 1 !!"!'.--MIUi(ftc. ..... «Ola.ft•'• l&elll' ••t• H -•ad muc h ---,..._, lluatbeaeeato _.;........_ ____ _. 1nudl ~ Call Mr -nnled for 41' Orea,......_._, ttlO beapprteiat.ed. 0... (1H ) 514-T.IOO ....... ~ wkb lJ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' JIM llAIJNOVW ~~~ND. ~~rr.i':i; •.::~. 11'11!.!~.~~~~Ce~ ~~~-:~OH ---------1...,. •.!-( .... , ew ~ boet. No k~ Of' -•· ---• MJ.2000 RCA Oallr •·MW ('rt. al!DJ.l-tOlt,..,,COVU, ........... :::"-. ....... ..:=~ . --------- -<"*-riMo ~· traOtr,.,. m-aa or MOYllWOILD -.-.ma --•• ..,_,. wuted for•• ... ~. ,_.. 0 I I I C T P I 0 M Owtn. Will trade "'" ot & Acaeeeriet 9400 CW "ftnY RenJamln Mlraoor MOIWAY boat for payment of ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAIAUCTIOM hamtaW.. ~l WO new, 20' Flbt"llua <Soellke> •P•<'•. U9·U U ur aetl • W.21'8 Bay lal&Mh lapetrall•. 81J.(D. Sunroofs w /re movable MAY II, It, JO --dbl-*! &nbni Ab.au -alua. fwl 1uaranleed. For conalpmeat or info---------Sein 15" tOlor TV S'1$ tf' SN at ~ Crow's ...... SplH & Qall for appt Tn.t·Une .oootan: · . 71 .-.S Xlllt~m ~t.11.Zl NH•port Blvd. Slit 9010 Auto Trim Inc. uo-Olll MOYllWOltD CJ.l's & CJ.7't HMl.ndCrabeooter ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 aoctt Dodge van •e•U. AUCTION CO. 3 to cbooae from! All .,.. ~· .._.. m-8Su HONDO Fl..AT BOTTOM. newr uaed. Jade 1reeo. .., OrwethotPe Ave. loaded with extras, some ·•U Ill Su Rity . 1974 ov"r · CU1tpaint6lnlt.allaUon, 9508»7493 BuenaPara,ea.· 90620 with chrome wheels~ ••••'••••••••••••••••• n1aihter V·8 M.-r<' wma. many xtru. w /ur · 714-SZ3-1S20 213·921·2133 (9327$,835) IMh.U•h •r.•/ cnu er '1ou ol equJp. wJoutmot«.:tmol~i..t0 ..._,_.~ · SAVI s.-.tce fOJ mt'tit. lo hnt, a beauty cboo6<' from. 83l·5;M;7 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1141 4·dr Bwck. runs. , ... = leodi ...................... p p 8'6o9U8 ~ IMPORTANT open for best offer or /•J._ " Mechaluc/Electrlclao 20 ---NOTICETO lrade.642-1353 _... yrs exp. Diesels & I 0 36' Eddy <"raft sportfiah<'r. Tt f 11....._ READERS AND , p .__...... H d 16751 Beach Bl/847·9551 New ll'Stall. repairs fl slip avail Call 642·4&64 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ADVERTISERS S5 ac ...... u 400 •r top, service. 6484005. fo'eer· ask for Harvey. AircNft 91 IO Tht price or ilems 50,000 ml. Gd. cond. '73 Ford ..., T, 4x4 •--~~.a - -- -advert lsed by vehicle $1100/0ffer. 898-1Z74 Good conciit.lon. $4300. _.,.,""· lti'dee VM t bell 140h ••••••••••••••••••••••• -'---------559-1342 ..... -1-_ P 1 <' • · p. IT'Sf\..VINGTIME dealers in the vehicle 5'.!rf?.lou, ---------i --u)board, outboard Mere CJ.S2. SlS C·l7Z $2l 50 classified advertising ._ 9540 '78 u4 Ford Fl..50, takes p .t 9030 en.user. 4 cyl., reg gas, th . S t ' d . t ' columoadoeanot.,include ....................... reggu,cwstmtruck. ••••••••••••••••••••••• J?()OdmUeage. '75 Vansen + o e ra . u en s any applicable taxes ..,,_.. ~ .... "'l~"' ..... TM••tMI U'lr 6 suter sm cabin welcome. 539·4252, ,, t r f ·New UOhp Corvalr Sand ,.,,..., .._.., --"'" • • ~ ucense, rans er ees, Rai l w/trlr. Muc h 'lbetfaditiooal heavy du· alaftl ~~~as, $3000. 846·6460 finance c~aes, fees for chrome. $3000/bst ofr. 'SJ Jeep Wgn, 4 whl dr. ty, b&htwelght manne _ ., · C S./ air pollution control de· TI4-SS8-93'16 AC, PS, PB, aux gas ~ 'J'o 350 HP. Ge-SALVAGt-:AUCTION .J!:"°' 9120 vicecertificatlonsorde· ·. "'11t._trlrtowb.itch.elec nu 1 n e o e w• parts . May 1 1979 .12 Noon ••••••••••••••••••••••• aler documentary pre· Have somethinfi you want trlr orttsJ tilt steering, Authonzed Dislr. Bnstol .,4 48.n.' PACEMAKER Sports 8, shell w/w paratioo charges unless to sell? Classi led ads do goodcona. $3500.833·1660 Services, l714 l89'l-3541 fibreglass.sv71 Detroit · sli~a:xtenslon. Twig otherwise. specified by it well -Call NOW, ., TRAJL~20' sailboat diesels. Runninf{/low bunk boxes, wardrobe & tbeadvert.iser. 642-5678. WantAdHelp. with keel. $!150 /o fr. hrs. By Roger Bloxham icebox. Fair cond. $250. Alltot.Hew 9100 Alltos,Mew 9IOO Alltot,Mew 955"2589. 673.1644 Yarht & stup Broker, 223 :;:;e.5782. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••-•••••••••••••• NEW '79 PICKUP Fully factory eoulpped. 4 aoeed transmiSSion, unden:oat. wsw ti,... tinted glass & economical 4 c:yt. engine. (Set. 414981). (Stk. 5<400). 54549 NEW '78 200SX 4 cyl.. 5 ·speed !rans.. air cond . tinted glass. wsw tires. AM/PM stereo radio & body side moldings. (Ser. 08033n. (Stk. 5115). S56" 21hl St. Newport Beach, Monomallc ele<'lrt<'3lly Ca 92663. 7141675·2001 C'amper 11beU 36" for 8' ••lllJ!~!!~==··· operated, sdf·<.'Oolamed, --. ---------bt.'<i $150. Call 962·7446 recirculatin~. nush1ng 25 Cabin Cr ui ser eves. marine to ilet S75 . w/Chrysler manne eng .. ---------54S-4.505 needsTLC.$500oroffer Dana campe r , stove. · 644-97:rl. oven, cab over, will sit a HobleCatTrlr, 14', Datsun or Toyota truck. S200 Skip Jack 24' fly bridge, $600. Ca ll arter 4, 645-6189 twn 170 volvo·s. VHF, ~7856. ---· swim step, bait tank & ---------1 Outboard motor. Neptune more. $12.000675-4229. a.ctric Ccrs Mighty Might, in<' 2 whl is· 3" Boston Whaler . ••••••••••••••••••••••• bolder. $75. 675-WS. 70hp Evinrude. Custom 3-wheel elec. car, new bal· Boat s trong wood seat, full cover. only 60 tery. st. legal, due to de· 111.,X4.8. Seats 6. Curved hrs $4700. Replarrment alh in family must be Hull. Needs paint. $55. S7000. 714-642·5615/ soJd.$S00.642·13S3 MS-9647.:. AM orni~. _ ~22.116-Moloriud lil&n 9140 ~Power 9040 17ft. Lapslrake boat. 75hp ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Evenrude, 2 tuilers, THE MO.PEDDLER 197 3 13' BOSTON MakeOffer.54~1635. New PEUGEOT MO· WHA LER 2511 ~ l'IN• 34. Uoiflite·l 964 a ll PEDS Reg $469, Now sLart Evmrudl'. ult lrlr. fi berglass. w /n e w $319.631·3830 xlnt cond. 631-4343 art engines, tanks, head One '78 Pacer Moped , 6PM pumps, s hafts, props, $225 .. One Clairbella 14'x8' n atbottom fishing carpet /drapes. up· Moped. SlOO. ~1501 art boat wttraller, $250. Call holstery all upgraded. 4PM. Have 2 boats. must sell.1----------1 836-04.Sl. Best offer tales. Call Jawa Babetta. Good TAXSHB.TR before S wkdys. shape,$1258/0. Buy a new 2l3/6M-MM or aft 6 & S46-00961548-1S74. CHRIS-CRAFT" wknds 714/840.2682 ~=/ Leased to Newport Bay · · G 0 L D C 0 A ST ' ' View Yacht Club. USE SO'x l3'x7"6" d r a ft , ••••••••••••••••••••••• IT FREE. 10~ invest· Nor l h e r n B L T , Must Sac. '79 Yamaha 750 ment tax credit. 20% Isl ALB/Swd' Fish. Eqpt.. Spec., 1800 mi. Sells for yr dep Xlnt int'ome. Mr ~ net ton. spray brine s:n.ss Will sell for $2900. Duke. 714-645.fi(llS rc!ng .. comp elect .. re· ~. -----• ady to go, $100,000 Days --------- 42· Uruflitc. AP D.C. tw (714>557·1005. USEDONCE! dlesl radar, Sold new at ---Susuki RM 250 i9 LA. Boat Show due lo Boats. Sail 9060 Make Offer! illness Owner sacrifices ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557-3393 aUl75.000. 645-6600. ETCH ELLS·22 .. 30'. 78 DT 175 EN DU RO. Like ------• RA C ING SLOOP . new, only lOOOmi. must SEA RAY 4!&2.2Sl selltobestoffer.557-3393 * * 16" llobl Cal. Tequllia Sunrise w /trlr Used "78 Yam. SR 500, Blk·gold, PRE HOLIDAY twice. S2000 213·276-8581. like new. 2000mi. garage -kept. Come see, make of· HOBIE 12 . Monocat. .64S-7777 Jlm,CM. SALE lncl'g trailer. $495 or of· . Yamaha RD12SB, like 0.. Al Models fer. Dana Pt. 661·28l8 nu. OQ),y 3300 mi, bst ofr Example: 26' Cruiser 18VJ Ft Fiberglass Alacri· over$350. 846·2553 lo~ded w/t railer, reg ty. New saHs ~ cover. Honda MR·l75CC street pnce $24,510, sale price outboard. xlnt. $3150. &dirt. Xlnt condition! $!0.999. 549-3639 642 3420 • 15 yr filtmc-_. OAC Help! Must sell Ericson 27 . .... ~ 0 B nu ; .. •~nor loaded 19'16 GullW-mg, ful~ dress, ....__ _.. · ·• ...... • leea than 5000 m1 Shop •Low_.....P~m w/extras, super clean . muual&removedparts HARRISON'S 546-9089 incl. $4000. ss&-5782. SABOT, MELCRAJ:o"T •74 & '76 125 Honda SEA RAY BOATS Uke new. 673·0300 Days; Elsinorcs. Never raced. 3101Coast Hwy.N 8. 494·7927 eves.$3SO. ~. • 631 -2547 Cal 2·24, 5 sails, 6 Hp, '75Harley XLCH ·-------l>.500 or best ofr. PP. $1!>00 ------9-LOPM, 77().8799 61S.03'1 • '77 Searay 220 SRV. Hd. galley. 233 hp. low hrs, 26' Wood Yawl, 6 sails. ln· il Moto Guzzi 750. Gd immac. Loaded w /xtras, bd. aux. xtras. Xlnt cond. running cond, extras. trailer. $15,000/ Firm tml/Ofr. Eves64S-5311. ll00firm.S.S7-6086aft5. 754-7988 Sabot: Full race. Xlot '78 Honda Twin Star 2800 17' Olaspar, gas saver cood. mi. Crash bar, $7s0/bst 120MC (10, Bimini lop, 549-2665 olr. ~0010. rigged ror fi sh. good Cal ·1s , · ahape, $2800. 496·592 ·2S-8 581 • VHF · tn· 2 dirt motorcycles. not dys,499·3660eves. board. knoll meter. running, $250 both. many extras. P.P . 64S-H96 tm is· Low Line Bass $13,000. or best offer. --------- Boat. 19' trailer used 7 7 1 4 I 8 2 l · 7 7 1 2 o r Molal'.._._ s.le/ , times, complete w / 40 714/636-lZTO. a...t/StorOCJI t I 60 b.p. Mercury outboa_rd, ~ Cal .;!·29 like nu all •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• 565 Mlnncooll _ Trollinfi teak inter shwr encl Motor.._ aewta1 :'ms~~~.:oi~erc:1l he~d N.G°.R . sips 6, 20'to3t' ~ Deis., Dodger $27,900. l'\illyselfcontalaed • (TI4)548-l.288 reeerve now for al'DeepV. Fish or ski. 21 21 ' Vikln1 fiberglass Hotid~&Weekendt ~Loaded. xlnLcond. aloop, flxer·upper, good R~ME~~~R --------..US. "75. 675-3782 •N. BarboC' Blvd. S.A. u· TAHJn. 455 Okla. Je«. 1r Venture Sailboat, \rlr • •531·2503• • S5500. Cherry cond. amoc.or ukio1$1800/of· R.,. T L M ~ • • r..N uxury otor eft'MS-3441 home 22' Palomar. 2'' '77 Reln!Jll Cabin u • Sloop w /Npt. Sleeps 6. SZSO/week + ~r. practically new. MOORr.NG Mahogany Wmi. 640-8585 ~~d= '::fns~: ~ked hull. $9,900. ForRent.22'Motorhome. IDIDla & controls. 23!1hp, Marine, 675-l403. Very nice. $175/wk +&• v.....,, 801alfuel, 50 ga COLUMBIA 26' MK 11 mile. 646-1874 ....,., 2 burner stove. ebp, ou\bd, VHF, knot "1$ Open Road 20• Self rnaay •trH. Martn meter, exlraa. Very contained AH eitrH ~I anebon, 16 life c lean. UUO. P • P . 22,000 mi · pp 642...oi ft.Ila. bollt cover, bum-•5081 d,.,_ 1n:sa11' eves la ,.. tompau, etc. .AN .-w-Ta WDdl l.Talldumlrala... -._, ·~ •---· ------al $14,500. Call XAeb. P/P. Sacrifice a• a.. A mlDt toad, all M.1M/156-m'l. Or ... 11t.•notate. ••U••· uoo w It, a.-'°"'9 Rd., a 14 Hll, 50bp. Dal. ._.... ...... 1..-Newporter laa. w/llllbn. ... .... u-. 1 DaJ. 111 ... 1 •an •. FIUBALL ... ... . • ~ONTAIN&D • .al.Ht. •• wlal, VHr. ~ABLE .... ., .DJ"f ht'~.LK II . '11111......,..,., II'. Nu E •uto PllG'. cal .. -. roof Ir cab air. 1 RLR Furl. ftl/O "4nct. Cnllse. :.::i macb more. TV •tJaelll/ladder. mtp. JUDt flaaael•I· ... I. Fl!' ..... Daf ..-. .an .... s.e ...... . "" TOTOTA C ILlc.A UFnAC• Powf!f wt~ let.,... w CONS. l1tO• "'O" __ ..,,_ , ... -.. cat-•OCll>• ~pw>~4115- •hacle "" A -• l>Ml!eta IFIA 4M39~1 'W,5SJ506 599· DOWN DB.MRS AHY NEW TOYOTA OM Am0¥AL OP \'GUI eooe~ ' s5995 • '78 CWCA uma BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ~nday, Apnl 21. '919 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR DATSUN• IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR NEW DATSUN FROM '!l!• lltbll IJJJ t7J1 •::] fi': : I YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING. THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER umu omu• '"' Wllll IUUll OllSU• II( IAIOWlll OAISUN moca OA1SU11 com MISI UISllll CutYU cm DI ISUll .,., oarsu. 11( ITl&llllC DA ISUll cu•u•m• _ .. , .. ........ * LOOK AT THESE PRICES ON REMAINING BRAND NEW '78's '78 810 '78 810 '78 810 4 d1 4 se>eed. Sliver 4 dr . auto . PS, AC. 4 dr ;.~ 50d . AC. LI Blue ISff 1128171 brOlllt (Sef 113571) 0t ;)llVCf 2 to cnoost• S6556 s7352 s&924 '78 810 '78 810 '78 810 4 df auto • AIC. •Me • d< • auto . Mldn111 Biiie St1t10rt W~. 4 slid . sf 352 $6857' siii4 '78 8210 '78 200 sx Auto .• Cllefry rid (Sef 179287) '71 Cl( .... AJC. ......... --.c..a ........ 71mz Al!lt 'lllftt 1'/1c. A•lfM ""90lljll."'19'(Wllllll) 'M9S '78 200 sx '78 810 Stalion Wagon,. Slld. AC Auto. Af wflrte Ot 1Sefl3t~) egg~f ,:~2~' •1205 •5813 '7111210 Z•.w..,a, ....... '3995 All!O trtftS ttf COllO Alll/Flll f !fO A tC AllllJ M '1ttN ·-~-"""' "'?S.f ICH ':f' 1 vo1 11!161~ • • ·' 100111111 011\Ull lllC lil0011 OUSUll 111 Yll l f I OUW• UI( 1011& !!ICM OolSUll UlllVllSAl cm OllSUll Ill( OUllllf O&ISUll IJll'1!11S •UIDl-1 OUSfll SOUIH Ul OAISUll lllC NllD .. IS II( SAMII m HISllll. lllC •Hl lWOllS Ill , ... ( ,,,. ... ,. ' ' . . ,. ' . , . .,; .... .. SaJes-Service-Leasing Row Cwver,IK. Rollsfloyce BMW 1S40Jamboree Newport Beach 640-6"4 CREVIER '67 BMW 2000C s po rt coupe. Silver w/blue in· ter. 65.000 mi's. Classic flush glass European h eadlites, ra r e . Mechanic maintained re· cords. New uphol. Req's minor body work & paint. No accidents, auto. radio. 714/752·6808 business. BMW '752002, silver, mint <X>nd. 4 spd. Air. Best of· fr 83J.l913 '73 BMW 3.0 CS, 4 spd. A/C, stereo, new ractory eng, prunt, shocks, ex· haust. brks. Pvt ply suoo. 752·2619 eves. IUY OI LIASl- "11 •'• AVAILABLI: HSAV .... S NEW '18 530l's aod EXECCARS OUl'ST ANDfNG RESALES "We need to buy clean ThatUseResularGas DataunUMdcan•· (Pnmli11m or Unleaded) SWiU Pay Top Dollar S ?ll20l4SPD Coral Red. C670VOR) '7' 2002 4 SPD COSTA MESA DATSUN Air, gneo in color, sun· 2MSHARBOR BLVD roof~j~o!'i 4 SPD ' 54CM4 IO 540.021 l. RubyRed.(940NDZ> "79 280ZX . 5 1pd , ?5 SJO AUTO. showroom cood. Air, Beige in color. (0796) AM/FM cass. Take over '75 SJO AUTO. lease. 496-8761 •tl s P'.!!.:_ Topaz brown. <385NPB) 'it Int.sun BZIO .t door '741AVARIA 18,000 ml, AC'. s tereo Automatic, beige in col· 'AM/FM cassette, 4 spd. or. (431MVD) PP. SJ700. 642-8577 '741AVAllA , Autom a tic, sunroof, 73 ~: 4 1pd, 1tereo. arctic blue. (O!n2) M!l&s• new radials, low '73 3.0cs CPE. ~· .~~~d in every 4 s p eed , s u n roof. Y - 1327UKY1 (6 2lkl Z: Xlnt cond. Low BARWICK D ATSUN .... l 'I I t '1 ~ q 'I I. I' I 831 ·137S 4~3-337S mi. S7000. 5'6-2291 '76DATSUN 280%.COUPE Beauuful go1d . Includes 1.3 Mo./13.000 Mile War· ranty. (502NQT' •DATSUNS• ..... w.ctloft Of AIUad1l1 SALES-LEAS I NG PARTS-SERVICE $6595 IOIMclAREN INCORPORATED IMW 850N. Beach Blvd. (S Mi. No. of SA Fwy> LA HABRA 17141522•533l COSTA MESA DA TSU~ 2845HARBOR BLVD 540-6410 540-421 ] 197& DATSUN 280%2+2 5 speed, air cond. cassette . C la ssy sharp! <200PUU1 . f.wTari 9723 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IS 308 GT4. Burgundy w/boxer blk bottom . Service records a\•a1l. & Body & eng. concourse & cond. $26,SOO/mk ofr 714-751·5875. 7AM·7PM OML Y $6495 Fiat 9725 HC>WARD CIM•rot.t ••••••••••••••••• •••• • • Dove & Quail Sts . 78•~ Cust-0m Hatchback flnd what you want i NEWPORT BEACH 7200 mi. Call for details. Daity Pilot Classifieds. 833-0555 213/438-7054 ~~~~~~~~ Autos, New '800 Alltol, He• 9100 Alllos. New tlOO ..................................................................... _____ ...._. .... __ ,.._.____.... -.. --., ...... ~ -.................. ., .. ~~-------· ....... ~-----.. ' ....... f 7JO ....................... ~ -~-2925 Harbor' Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 ---------t C\OUO !oUNOAY$ ---'58SUverCloud 1 $19,000 985-4144 •• RHD Comlche lype, phone optional. Mint. Mus l se ll. P .P . 7141675-8651 "--1'71& lf7t JA.UAIS XJQ.6, XJ12Ls 'M Red llG, convertible, ~ atXJSCoupes ad body, ~ rbtt eog. or. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Most colors available for fer 561-ml • S4AI immedlatedetivery. MGil 9744 1IST OllVE OHi •••••••• ••••• • •••• ••••• 54LIS, SHYICE MeLEASIHG '78CLEARANCE NOWlN PROGRESS! TODAY!!! Hew 1 '79 292S Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 MGl1 More people buy the MGB convertible than aay Olher convertible! See US before you bu,y TODAY!!! IEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 ... ~. '72 SAAB 9S, V-4, lo ml. __ Xlol cond. Must see to 1963 Dalmler Jaguar 3.8 -\ ;~ a ppr e c I a t e l h i s Maril II . tMs is ror dis· CLASSIC. b s t orr. cnminating classic car 2925 Harbor Blvd. 646.3146. PP buffs. Xlnt orig cond COSTA MESA Torafo throout Metallic silver 979_2500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::tj.;45 4S,000 orig mi. '75 Corolla 4 d r . Nu • 'Tl MGB showroom coodi· radials. xint cor:id. 1 72 XJ6, very good cond. tion must see. $4SOO. own r $2100 f 1 rm . Stereo tape cassette. -.nu _546-42 __ 19_. -----~· 645-281fl. p1 g;iot 9741 "lB Celica GT U tbck. S· ·13 JAG XJ 12. Leath in tr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• spd, A/C, AM /FM stereo f\illy equipped. Chrome · MHilOT cass. other extras. '6425. wire whls. Mich tires. 962-7181 ~~ in/out. $7000. SALIS. SBVICE · 'li--ri--,-. ----- --Ate LIA.Sit•• ·-·••••••••••••••• • •• ...... .J7J2 OVERSEAS OELJVERY Hew 1979 T ....... ....................... AVAILABLE 1 SPITFIRES '74 Jensen Healy . very in stock for Immediate clean. l owner, w/lo mi, aEACHIMPORTS delivery! All colors! Sec 96300. 645·9892 848 Dove Street US before you buy .._Ghio 9735 NEWPORT BEACH TODAY!!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752-0900 ·ee: New rebuilt eng. Xlnt 9750 #a11~' cond. Must sell! 673-2407 PGl"ICM ...-., -• or63l-1750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -. ......._;_--9731 WE HAVE •··-··-··~ ,..__. .,. .... ,..,..._.,. __ _ NEW 911 's ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971MAZOA GLCDB.UXE 3 ~ut.omatic trans. & radio.~ry low miles! Uc. 14fn'XC Stk. 420A $3471 292SHarbor Blvd. COSTA MESA ....,,.. ••axclahDel•. 979-2500 •SILVER911.acCPE. '74 Triumph TR6, xlnt Leather sport seats, cond In & out, reblt eng, limited slip, air cond., new paint, many xtras electric mirrors. 15100/ofr (213) 285-3634 •BLACK 911.sc CPE. Tan leather, s unroof, '63Spitlire. powe!' windows. burglar needs work. $200. aJarm. 7" & 8" poliahed ___ 64.S-__ 3156 ____ 11 !"m·~s~t~'ciwN '60TR3 Roadster. All ~a-MET jor parts. body and In· "llU7 GS. Red/ pla.icHn-911Ac CPE. temal, good cond. $300. w, 5 ap, sunroof, air. Tan leather, s unroof. Call 63l-49l9 or S4S·2S84. AM /FM' stereo caa1. powe!' windows. burgl ar _&_11_PM ______ 1 • P .P. ••· 714/586-447'... 1 so nd • s t a arm, .. u .... y · em . '765Pitlire: Low ml. Xlnl '74 Muda-11800. Alf /FM polished 7 & 8 alloys . eotia. am/fm cassette. radio & cauette deck, •PETROL BLUE MET. $3900. 213 / 86S· 4 997, MacPhenon suspension. 91tscTARGA . 21.3/fJIS-0344 22MPG.Cal1 646-2t:Mdys Tan leather, power win·-------- or 6'75-a082 aft 8PM. for dows, full factory equip· ......._ UMd -,ppt. meot. ----------------11 •OAKGREEN MET. • .. •••••••••••••••••••• ' I .( ·····················: • USED CAR • :-SPECIAL OF THE : • WEEK : •77 MGB : • ROADSTER . • • Stick shift. radio. heat~r. convert1bl~ : 0 '19 RX-7GS 5-spd, bmt, 911AcCPE. G-rwl 9901 llir, roof. wbla etc. -..00. Tan leather, sunroof , •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• firm. 64$-1679 t)OWer •lndows, sound i•••••••••I ... --------• system, aircond. l 1gs4799 ·~ Mltce•1.... 9740 •SILVERMETALLIC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9111cTARGA White 1961 220S, 'xlnt. cood. $4,500/ or beal olfer.~7 --------~-· Black leather, black trim, power windows, cruise control. WIH4YI "'JI ., S.E .. lllnt eoncL. NEW 928's li:l It Bamboo lot., : Tires. $11,500 or ....,,_ tnde for R.E. or T.D'a. I ... hi•. ,...Odl __ Curt __ 112-_-. ____ 1 •c.ablanca Belle llet. ~ .cPSwhile, auto., lm· ~t'!..m at l c tr a o s . , --/PB•--eeata,alarm. --__ ··-! ... !!!:!-~_.~--I •OolJDer Brown Met. Ta n l e atber seats, 1t'10 -g Coupe, xlot alarm, fullJ equiDPed. eond. f\IU pwr. air, Ute •GuardiK.a • blue. llJ,000, 171-Dll. 1'111 lea&W, hpeed, rut- aa.ic WllJIZ lllC. ly~-Met. '.~Pbml~a~ stereo. 'hD IMtMr, 1 •Pffd. _ ...... _____ .__....._~---· ........... ,..... ~ me: llllaroof, xbat ·CIMll. on ..... Owner. -. .... . * * * · W.EEKEND INVENTORY CLEARANCE! $250,000 MUSTGOIY MON. 4/30/7 All Designated Imports And DomesUc Models •All qualified models carry full 1 yr./J.2,000 mile p arts le labor warranty . •All qualilled models offer 48 month leue or 60 monUI no.nee. •All dnlcnated• mo d el1 are 1"8·1171 lu•ury II BZ trade-lna. •Call for quot• oa all avallable modelat e IUT WI H~Vl OTHllS e : ...........•......... -SAN OIEGO ~··~·~-,~r-' FRWY EXIT AVERY ~ PARKWAY FF RAMP ~ • ---·---· ·--·-··. NEW 1979 COROLLA OUR PRICE $3769 Model 1501 Yellow. 2 door deluxe. 4 speed Ser. #612530. NEW 1979 TOYOTA · PICKUP OUR PRICE s4599 Hilux model 7071 white, u ndercoat . 4 speed t r ans missio n. Ser. 010563. Model 2165 Yellow. AM/FM/MPX radio. 5 speed transmission. Ser. #175897. '1'T FJ Dorado 81ar,,ll Loadtd fr Ht-aul1ful Sll.000. 4811·'7918 •EL OO&i\DO (.'OUPE • '11, attreo. •Piil pwr lllal•. uulaf'. air. ••tr. 17,400./ olf~r ~ ~28 PUICHAll OILIAll _YOUIJelW lt7t CADU.AC MOW! • 1cm •i. tt '.'II flM t Cl"'4.1 Mr-..' S4GQI UH Ol>OR l ROBINS f ORD I I\ lo< 1 h , • , 1• t; ~I ,, • c I '11 CMIYIOl.IT IN ............. . CAMAIOUI ~le yellow c•t~nor. l o aded ~ 11 h11q1 ' <Ot!JVPBI '7t CDV INded. •ht on '72 El Oondo Con\-trtl whl lthr. 10 rnl, !llM'C bk Russe'\ ('("t w/lxlnfl taeular. ~ ~ 68!19 leat.ht'r Int t:n•ry opt ONLY $6795 HOWAUClte.,.•t Oo"e It Quull Su N~;Wf'OflT H .. :A<'ll A-..,? Ii.DO Xln\ <'Ond ~.000 8 11t -r Otr ~Xlll} .. H •i. Coupe. hrcrn111t blUl'. Ill-OHS blut' lf'•t her. 11tcrt•o '74 ~du Vtllt• Good w/lape. c-ruiiH', power ('Ond l.u.tdl•d full spbt Kt-al~ .:tr f1400 Of 7$1 3311. an I•~ 73fot> 0..rolet 9920 fer652~ Cu o 9917••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ~~~~ c;aau!P'd{/ tit o...-,&Pric• L .\RGf:ST SELECTION OF' NEW & USED JN ORANGE COUNTY CADILLAC VALUE PROTECTION PLANS Available oo Most Cars • • I 975 CADILLAC COUPIDIYILU t'u ll power . leather covered seats, stereo radio & 8 track laJl(' 1945LQTI $5395 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1917 CHIVROUT CA.MAIOLT V8. automatic, pwr &Leenng & brak<'s. Lan dau toµ. rallye wheels. deluxe lntenor & low. tow rrul~. I 103SET I $5599 NABERS ~ lC:lOO H.1rt>or BMI (05o1,1 Nie<..\. S40 <>100 JI .... C..t.r Dri•e --1;-.-0NM 1 DAYS A Wiii( 768-7222 ·77 Capri <.:lt1i.s1c. 250 custom coupe. company car Xlnt c-ond. $4,300 '77 Chevy Camaro, lo 631·3l21. mi's, P IS. P/B. AM/FM - cass .. silver blue in col· '74 Malibu Clitssic Lan or. asking $4500 Call dau. V-8. auto. H/H. A/C. 497-2903 +art Spm & P!S.P1B.Lo m1 .reggas. wlcnds. xlnt. $2500.~·9688 "'19 Red Camaro T lop. air. 68 Chev. Mahbu. 2 door, extras Pvt Ply. good traru.purtahon tar 49"·5742 SS00 Call aCler 5 PM ---633-5570 ·73 Cam11ro s port c-oupe ----:.is v.s. auto. AC. PS. '77 Impala 4-dr, all powl'r. PB. A M /1-~M Sl l.'r <'O. rur,AM·"'M IHrac·k 1';x other l'Xtra::. $5700 /bsl c·cllcnt eond All freeway orr. 5.11 ·lltl83. miles. Pvt p;irty. $3500 --- -751 4840 '74 CAMARO 6. 27M. $500 :.lere<>. Xlnl P S. PB. '64 Corvair. 2 dr ,\lunza. ·1 radialb. MUST SF.LL spd. good c·ond. clc·an. $3100/bst ofr 673 K063. RBS 75Hi61U Autos, Mew 9800 Autos, Mew 2&26 HARBOR BL VD COSTA MESA lt71 C .. YROl.IT MOMTICARLO "'a(1.ory 111r cond , pwr 11t•11t11. ,wr brnkc11 & Vlll)I Lop IWLWAl $2999 lOOO H.ulu Blvct (<~M M .... 1 S4(}QIOO tOO S.. C:O.t Hwy. .......... 4t4-lll I '70 Malibu V-8. p /b. p/b. riu tares Xlnt cond Must See! $1 .050 or best offer 545·8805. •MALllU CLAS SIC• '77 dr 4dr. all optmnl> Xlnl ~a s milagl· $3.~torrer 552 05211 In '72 Nova. P S. I' B, auto, sharp $1450. 673·4 ltil Classified Ads 642"678 COHMHL CHfVRO UT '\... ~ 11 11 r.oi J\1 , • • t-. I \ \'1 I '· ' SU-1200 I 977 C .. YROl.ET C~IWA.OM llMI overy option plus 1t 'i a3seatmodtl (80aRIV I. w ... M>s. onaale MOW·SSSSS IAUEllUICI< 292S ffarbor Blvd COSTA MESA 979.zsoo 1978 CHRYSLER '78 Corvette Silver Aoniv. Xlnl cood. 7,000 M1 LE IAROM SEO AN $12.500. 731-6662 Aft 6 PM 0-.ut. new Slant 6 enA. new bat. brks. etc Im maculalc Best orfr rl'A gas/xln~ml t.'73·2490 Full power, factory air -cond .. aJJ of the Chrys ler '75 w I P /W. AM / I'' M luxuries & 18,000 miles. stereo, er cntrl. a ir. lui.( Mustl>CC! 1Q2103941 rack . $8800 Jerry $5999 55'1-D>O '71 Charge r . $750 Uses rei.( ga:; GOod m1. e ng gd cond Body ra1r 848 1068 NABERS ~ac }()(X) H.11tJOt 81vc1 (U'>l.1 l\'w .... '>40 <>ioo •m Corvette xlnt c·ond. 350 4s p. 71Kmi. Must Sell. 1971 Challenger. runs Best offer. 838 1782 or good, only $800. George, 842 6825 751 2928 fAX>km~ for a home or F-ord 9940 your own'' Yo u'll find ••••••••••••••••••••••• many homes advertised 1977 FORD for sale in Class1hcd GRANADA coupie every day In ··lJkt• m·w·· rond1Lion 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 .Autos, Mew 9800 tllruout & ll'l>b than 211.000 miles 1624TJJ1 Wai, '76MHCURY MONARCH GHIA SEDAH 1011\~0\ ,\ ,0, • LIN(OlN Ml f,o 'Jl<Y 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA lt760l.DS C......S1111ra• BROUGKAM.1'·Top, full power, AM /Fiii stereo tape, Ult, cruise, aplit pwr. seats. cabriolet top & like new condition . 1..00PHLI. S4t9t NABERS · ~ Burnu;hed bronze with 1975Cutla.ss4dr like new matctung tan vinyl in-· i ! I · tenor with air r ondt· 4~K mi es. vtny top, uoned comfort Power ~Cu=· 4 dr. Uke steenng, power brake. new. 32K miles. AM /FM 1074PGNI ~. $4000. P /pty terms. $3795 Tom dys, 492·2100, evs 540-5630 49'l-2300. I w,i~~l!&l ~ ~~~ c-gu-~-·~-~-s-8-~-~-~-. ,-bF-~-. s terl'o. t op co nd . 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ·Rtuf'boo k $3250 ask COST A MESA S2600 752 2264 . '72 Col Park 9 pasl> wal.! '77 Olds Cutlass S u pr. Whitl·. fully loaded' ong. owner, 22K mi, full Xlrlt! $2,100 G75·6161 power. AM /FM stereo. llt steering, elee. seal /· lt76 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILU With cruise control, leat h e r & AM I F'M l>lerco w 8 track lul>(' 1772PGW> •••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $5E:lt5. on sale '78 ZEPHYR door lk.c;, xlnt cond. ~. SEDAH 644-2263 ____ _ $5995 • I t76 CADILLAC ELDOUDO COUPE F'IUI power. lealh<·r ..,cub. Cabriolet lop & t·ru l se co ntr o l .i 750'1'RV 1. $6195 • lt76 CADILLAC SEYIUE ASTROROOF'. cruise ronlrot. lealher seats & wire s heel covers fQ5W13> $7995 • I t77 CADILLAC SEDAMDIYIW With split power seats, cruise control. stereo radio & cassette tape player. IQ1511421 $7995 • 1977 CADILLAC COUPIDIVIW W ith fuel inJeclion. leather, stereo radio & c.e. and 50/50 power M!alB. (351RUE). $8195 • I t77 CADILLAC B.DOllADO Yull power . Cabriolet top, dual power ~ats & c ru ise contro l . <312RXJ). \ $8~95 lt71CMMILAC COWIDIVIW With leather covered seau , cruise control & 8 track ta pe player. (18nZW). $9595 • I 971 CADILLAC • laouelw.t D ... AMCI Eqlllpped wUh all of the factory luxury options. (W/T$91~s • 1tnc~c ....... Full power . ,leather, s tereo rlldlo • cnalae coalrOI. ( lldU[T). StHI • OV!R 100 QUALITY CARS TO SJ:U:CI' FROM • -• -· lliMDMEW 1979 ' Cordoba (Ser 1'6483) $6678 BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW 1979 CHRYSLER Le Baron (Sef 115278) Fa& 5 YEAR/ 50,000 Ml. W AllANTY IYCHRYSLB (LIMITED TIME) $6195 NII 5 YIAR/50,000 Ml. WAIUtfTY IT CHHSLM !LIMITED TIME) (Ser. #3151) ~ ... ~$5697 ' CHECK THESE GREAT FULLY RECONDITIONED USED CARS ~~~ $3242 f771'NClll •• ltnTOYOTA CELICA CZ*I lt71 IUIQC CfNTUR'I' .-VN~j • S3963 S5660 I 976 Pl YMOUTH ¥-......., I t77 Pl. YNOUTH V~AllC (JMllZOI ...... . lt74 TOYOTA COf!~LA C1~YWI .S3J16 S3632 s2230 $2&96 lt71 HOltHET WAOOH (.o!>MSKI ... 1974,,. • Wl!Ell DAIYE lllMJl"YI 1976 DODGI ASPEN jlOoll'OZ) s3493 :r:~ S1652 lt17 Pl.YNOUTH s594 lt77 C .. VIOUT s4440 ' -( n OlllV£ IAAll.OUSfEA 1 "'()Ht[ CAAl.0 "3&Pll • • 11168'-KI . $3796 I t77 CHIYIOUT llU.Ll9U tll6TPCI ...... S3959 t;:~ ................ S4675 MOW-$4666 I.AUER BUICK 2925 llarbor Bl vd COSTA MF.SA 979.zsoo 1976FORD GRANADA COUPE Automatic. pwr stcl'rmg & brakt'"· a ir c·ond & Z7.000 mill'!>. l,ik1• NEW ' t:KllSPM I $3999 NABERS ~ 2600 H.'rt>or 8111<1 CO'>i.1 Mc-<w1 S4()..QIOO 1975 FORD LTD llOUGHAM fo\ill power. factory air cond .. AM/F'M stereo & 8 track, crui se control. padded top & low, low mllt.'S. (473LUT>. S2599 NABERS ~ 2600 Hdrt>Of Blv<1 (()!o(d ~:w;.1. S4Q..9100 '76 Granada. 6 cyl, 4 dr. rur. nulo. P /S, P /B. xlnl cood. $3450. 531-3268 Skyblue.V1nylandclolh .76c lloss .Su prem e bucket seah with an u , • . 1 _ economical 6cylloder Br~bam, lo mi. ~ry engine. automatic and Ollt-1mmac. Vin top/mt . air 1447UZV> 100% mech. $3000. Call $4995 64,2.~-4504~·~~~~~ 540·5830 '70 442 CONV. HURST xlnl. 1..-ond. $3,500. / 0 8 0 544-7550. 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· MERCURY '78 Olds Delta 88 Royale 2626 HARBOR BLVD. 2dr. exceptiona l clean . COSTA MESA Loaded 17mpg fwy. Ask· 1n 2 $1>,200. Call i 6 Mercury Marqwl>Sta 714 /623-1411 dy s , Wgn, 39.000 rn1. full Cac 714/646-4092eves. eqwpt, incl 4 whl discs, -----trlr package. ltbr int '76 Cutlass Salon 2 dr, Best oHer over $4200 must sell, xlnt cond .• 67~7 very nice .• l oa d ed ---------1 w/cruise control Best of· '71 ZEPHYR rer over $3450. 673-8596 COUPE '77 Cutlass Brougha m , Gleaming silver with red xJnt cond. $SSOO. 661-3487 v e I o u r i n t e r 1 o r . aft6PM Automatic and air condt· ---------tioning, plus a thrifty 6 1974 Cutlass 442. mags, c y I i n de r e n g t n e . 456cc. dual exh .. gl. pa ks. (223VOW) high comp heads. posl $4 995 rear end. $2000. 962-0547 540-5630 '75 Mini Cood. Fully • LINCOLN·MERCURY. Equipt. New tires. Good mflage. SZ,950. 540·3385 . 1011\SO\ & SO\ '72CUtlass. Power loaded. 2626 HARBOR BLVD S500 below blu bk. must COST A MESA sell. $1~. 673-4049 '68 Colony Park Station •'70 Vista Cn.iiser, 9 pass. Wagon, runs well, $500. New brakes. valves, 548-4982 tires. $1100. 497·3366. '79 t,40MARCH '73 Olds Omega. Superb C.HIA SIDAN cood. Lo/mil. eves • Tan with tao interior, till 496-9'186, 498-2163C. steering •. cruise control. . '77 Olds 98, Superb cond. power wmdows. power Loaded. Lot milage. s teenng. air condition· Eves . t96-9786 or 75 Ford Granada Arr . ing, AM /FM stereo eight 498-21634. P.B., P.S .. P.W .• Factory track. l988WCAI --------- air. Stereo tJtpe deck. $6695 '74 Cutlaq Supreme 2 dr. Very good cond. inside & 540-5630 JJI'. +4,000 mi.. a/t, a te, out. Mechanlcally sound. p /a, p /w . till whl. $2675. or beat orrer. am/rm. Re1. gu. 12750. 631-4859. ._631_~_139 ______ _ '78 Fairmont Wgn, almost 2626 HARBOR BL VO '72 Olds Delta 88. X.lnt be-and new w /3 yr wmty. COSTA MESA OODd llecb. Cle!'J' loa1cle 2' actual MPG. AM/l''M "cU. 30,000 m1. OD rblt radio, tape, AC. pwr etc. '74 Mont.ego. 4 dr, Brobm. eng. Sm 350 V.S. St•. . $4495.559-5211 New r•ctlal tires. FM1._en_. _-0'388 ____ . ·------ '68STATION WAGON cua.1Al~ ml. $1950/b~t ~ ttl7 GOODCOND ofr. Wiu trade for ? .... •••••-•••••••••••••• $400. 963-2135 64CM>OlO. '74 Like new, 2 door. oew '74 AusUn . 4dr. 4 cyl. i1tlck te.tm19 tt52 =.::C:sorbetltoffer. shift. Less than 30.000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · mi. Xlntcond. 557-3349. lt7t fOID '71 Two-dr, auto. air, MUSTANG needs paint. Gd mecb. lo 64 Fall'Ol'I Convert . 99'"< Aulomati", air cond., mi, $1000/off. 642-4Mll restored. Mustsee. $2495 ... fl40.ll36 pwr. steering le ONLY 89 •75 Squlre Wf new car mlleel (Ser .9672). cond inlJde Out. Auto. *~RAMADA OMLY $5791 air.arrack.Mt-mt. SAU• HOWAID Qem.W 19'77 Granada 4 doors. A 11 Dovdi Quail Sta. .,.._.. H'.O have air . auto. leather. NEWPORT BEACH •••••••••-•••••••••• padded lop8. Ste. Exec. llJ.1115 '74 Ply Satellite S.bt· driven cars. LOW as ial+ R.cl, J cir wtwlaile $2850 (068NXF>. F or ......... Coupe, v.a. vtaJi top. SllVl...1-..... more Info, ca ll J oe • encine. auto trans, NI. .... A/Cl n/PB, Catron, Bier. Hawaiian P/S, very clean. Sl750. 1 All/FM rad o. Xlat American Co. 558-5858 owner. IG-0856. caad. -/tfr . ..,,... '75 Torino Elite white. ·• Muataq CGGvertlble, 'Tl u twa ...-. .,.. broWn Interior, Al<;, lllnt yellow w/blk top, VI, pr AC toed end. cond. SUOO. l!OYU IUt01 PS, super clean, lo Good milHI•· tttl . 9118-'l'lll ml, ..,_/offer. 64$-32158 •181. s..r,'71LTD •• Mua1.aq. v.a. auto, 'ft l"Uy • ._ ! CC. • dr. aplft ~er 11eat1. PS. SIJIO. AC, AMD/,.. PB. cruise. uereo et c . MMN11 !!1000 ml. /Mt • .-0/0tter.~ ... im ..;.....-------1 '71 0.9'. a. v .. , autq, · 'G f\rtura. runs great, outlree.MOO. 8'73-1Jll6 brome. au top, Pl•.z p/b. 'II.,_.. I al. AC. Pl. a/c, llOC)ll co.cl. m • CMlt. I'll-. .. lll'tla • .- e.w.'Tom. &M-1111. -- __ ...... ! • ·--·-----·------------.............. ~ .. ----,.. . ·----- • 1'71flLYMOUTN r..iC•t- 111111 L• a Seat stalMM\ Wa1on Torq...tUte traa • V tl. ta.a. ..... emmlta ~ QtWtn, l./M " mote cont~ mlrro,., A/C, ...... u<'. pwr ~ WIMow II door ..... Prie.d Mlow Blue IDak. 11.000 mt G .000 lllDw wboleaal C11n ~ ... •l ne DaUy r1k>t. m W. Bay St.. Costa .._. or eall CtrculaUon Dip&. Ml-4311 . e.at. 2~ tf7•~-· .. ,.,.,c. ... 2s..tSie. Wga. -me&allir w /blue Int. A/C, All /FM s tereo. auto .. speed control. e mhslons eontrol a,.aem. tinted glass. pwr ~ & &ode.a. Priced below blue book. 74.908 mi suns. can be seen al tbe Daily Pilot. 330 W. BIJ SL, Coeta Mesa or can Circ ulatloo Dept. SG-ml,ext.210 '71 Cneke(, runs great; rark & pinion stog , broke. Be&l offer. $8-5043 ------ 9965 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 r<>MTIAC IOMHEVIUE Brougham. 1n .. like new" rondalion thruoul & has low ooe owner miles. (QZSFG). Was ~S; on sale MOW-$4999 IAUERIUICK 292!> Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 ___ , 1976 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Full power, factory air cond. rallye wheels, Landau top. till wheel & in excellent <·ond1tion. c4118PUVl $3599 NABERS ~ 2600 tialDor l!fvd. ~ MP!..1. 540-QIOO 197' ftOMTIAC LIMANS Ahne car al a fraction or lls o ri ginal pr1cE"' <56.1NIM I Was S-1395, on sale NOW-$3333 IAUERIUICK 2ll25 Harbor Blvd. COSTAM~SA 979-2500 ---1971 POHTIA~ IOHNEVIUE BROUGHAM. Split pwr. seal. cruise control, tilt wheel, stereo radio wilb tape, etc. (284VQC ). $6499 TWO '79 lOTll ANNIV. TrlnS·Ams. 4 spd/auto, 1111at seU, PP. 559--0397 "'16 Firebird, PIS. P/B, air, 8-trk, spoiler, xlnl care $4900. 754-1747 "76 Grand Prix. Carmel cir w /landau roor. Pwr acc:es. XJot cond. $4200. 551·5734 "19 JOTH ANNJV T I A Orange Co. car. arttrade? 714-640-9773 -N l'.B. 10th Anoiv. Ltd. Ed. T/A. 4 spd .. S16.800. o.a.o. 213-377-4292. 11 ....... ....................... 1977FOID 1HUMD811RD M power factory air cmd., ~au top, split aeata. 24,000 miles & IMrP! (704RXI ). $4599 ._ T·Blrd. Good cood. =•·Aar..nm. •~'76TlllD All T-Blid options iDtl ....,.,.._.,...etc. .. /()fllr ..... ~ ............. !!~~ .,, V• a.a. W•n: 4 ud, ='~loml.AC, !ft en ••'••'Lf:,-:-. _..,., air. ...... -- 1979 FORD FAIRMONT 2 DOOR SEDAN 1979 FORD PINTO PONY 1979 FORD RANCHERO Au1omatrc 1ransm1sst0n. oower sieenno. radial wh1teSlde wans. dual rac109 moll'Ofs. hflted otass Ser 11241. St '1802 Soec1al Valtli1 Package Vinyl 100. ex!enor decor orouo. mtenor occefll grouo. oower sieenng, 2-1one paint. wti11eside walls. radio 11nted glass Ser 17333. SI 12758 Ra1:k & Plnton steenno. !root disc brak~ mim-<:OOSOle. delu,11e 515592 ,_MOHTH fOl41MOS. PlltMONTH fOl41MOS. 54599 CASHPllCI ~.,~,tinted7gloh 3i' S• '~:;;· CASHPlllCI -..c.•.-oo-1 .. •1n1•.--•-••C001>_.,, .. oo_...._._,1• O'o'V•t•oo.-.......... 1111u.-... urn1•w.i.,..au111•-1111-1310 Al'fl U 10111'Ul.11/tOfPIP-lW 197! 4-DOOR FORD LTD v B. aute>mJlte oower sl~ & brakes. acoertt group. deluxe wheel c;oVeta radial ply tires Ser 18379. St 12229 PlltMOMTH FOl41MOS. s5999 CASHPllCE .,.,.. t~"¥n . ...,""""'""' ,.._, '""' ''~O""'IP~'\80u~~l19'JOOV'l*CtNllrCle 1~'"' 14 (YI '1;·«t.$J Uf"C*O ~ $~~ U .-..-. ao.30&.u "'""'"' t ll13CJt .OOOft 17:. ~ ti ) ,AC.:~llJOJ JJt tt1/U200P1PS8)lai:'O '73TOYOTA LAHDCRUISP 4 -wheel drive. radio heater (7300001 I I '76AMC HOIMIT STATIOH W#.fM>N 6 ·cyltnder. automatic, power steering, slereo fadio 1478NRSI s2999 SOMETHING DIFFERENT 175CHRYSUR COUOIA cylinder. automaltc, power steering. power brakes (755V0tl s25ft 174UNCOLN MAatclV Full oowef and loaded"' (365'LGTI 175 ... CURY MOMAlCM J.oa. HAIDTOf' Vinyl COP. 6 cyf .• automatic. air. oower steeriflg & bfll<et.. I 107NCA> s3399 In the DAILY PILOT t \ l • ... -·-····~···· - 55599 CASH NICI .....,..)_OO_w1J3••·~-·-··~-••oo--•S6)71• o+o<v .,noo ...--. •!IMO,._,... t $MI •• ....,...., u-01 -1 1& -13tl MIA 1)93 fll'"t&& II D/PtPU1M13 11 1979 FORD COURIER 7 ft bed. 2 O hire engine. wtut9Slde walls . .estem rrnm:>rs. tinted glass. Ser -.s99. St 11989 •75 FORD G«AMADA Vinyl tap, ou1oma11c. oower steering. pawer brakes. air cond1honmg (676PCB! '78 FORD FflSTA 4-cvtonder. 4 speed. a1 condotooning. mag wheels (755VOX) 536ft PR MONTH FOl41MOS. S4699 CASHPlllCI '75 FOID IUTI Vonyl toe>. outomahc. oower sl e4?r1QQ & brakes. atr cond1loomng. (689LRSl '76U>RD llSOY#.M 8 cvr.. outo.. AM/fM-tlC)e. powet steering & bnttles, cust om Int .. m1gs. (509UBU) S58ft ~ •. "" pee.y M' __ Our J1t11est Sal_e ---'-':. -~ .--7-.. --------:-~ , Year ••• .At Orange County's #1 Buick Deakrship • • ukktn - ·over 200 Regals ·· •• No Less Than And Up To . Off of the Manufaeturer's Retail Stieker Priee An Example -1 ~111_ OFF Li8t Price Di.sconnt Sale Price Now Di&counted · .. 70 59358.6_4 -SI 403.80 == 57954.84 '\: . DON'T MISS THIS SALE ... FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Big Car, Small Car - We Take Trades! Our price includes everything , except tax, licenBe and a 820 documentary iee. (155089) Open 'Till 10 P.M. Mo1t.·Sot. ' . , fh-~ C•nttUH's . Yes. .. Ope11 Every S1111doy 'Til 5 P.M. ... ~, · #f llviele Oenlcw . 3 blocks So11tll of tlle HARBOR BLVD. /SAN DIEGO FREEWAY Son Diego Freeway A division of Bouer Motors 979 21!!00 2925 HARBOR Bl VD., CXJSTA MESA Opel-Joguor·TriumphMG. • d All makes, models ·and colors Classified Auto Advertising DAILY PILOT in the 642-5178 ~ • ' . -. . FINAL SPORTS LOCAL EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COAST A 'f'OUN6E~ S~OTHER SHOULD DO EVER'<'TMING ~rs OLDER Sf STE~ TELLS MIM TO DO, ANO HE SHOULO t?O IT FAST •.. 0 ~___, NANC~ WHATS · A GOOD CURE FOR HICCUPS? ( } WANT ADS NEWS f/ea5e WAIT 'T'O Sf SEATED l-~kqoll I NOW, 60 OUT 10 THE KlTCMEN, AND MAKE ME SOME HOT CHOCOLATE AND TWO TOASTED ENGLl~M MUFFINS! 'l-19 Tf1E~E! ~ow WA5 TrtAT?! SROU6HT ~OU JU5f WHAT ~OU ORDERED, AND I SROU6HT tT FAST~ .· THEY SAY A SUDDEN SURPRISE OFTEN CURES l111CCUPS '; ~)_· . . I I A l{OUN6ER SROTHE~ SHOULD KNOW Hl5 PLACE ~) 1979 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. t-f'OU DIDN'T SALUTE! © 1979 United Fea(ure S ndlca HARRY IS THE ONE WHO HAS THE Hl~CUPS , 1 • i WHAT'~ -rHI~ ABOL.-t,. HAVIN~ ro W09'K WHEN we c=i~ow ~P? W0"1( i»~ •• ' 9 YE5', !~A . E l~HT HOLA~? A OAV,, F=IVE OAY~ A WEEK. DENNIS THE MENACE F<lJFF 9URE Hr::'9 NOT O NLY t'3 A GOOD IHE 9E:5T OF OL.: DOG. Ht9 ~REED ... He'? 1Hf: ONLY. . M l~.5-PEAC)-4 1 WH!!N t Glt'W U~ WIL.l. ! MAVI! A .!'OS? YOU. ~10 ME! 1"HAT'G Ol"Plt1B61NG. ! YOLA'LL.. WANT TO, !.~A . 1"HAT'~ HOW ~OCIETY NOPE:, IT'~ NO"r ~Oi:l: ME ! • I THAl9 WHAT 1H~ . VE:.T 9AID. .. '~ ~T~<ACTU~ED! He'c; ONE- oF-A- ~IN D. I~ V'OLA WANT ONE, L.IND.A ! MO~T ~"'OWNuP; HAVI! .Joe~. -rHAi'~ excrr1N6 ! IMAGINE, WO~KIN6 FULL.· 1'1ME!, T0"-1Nti IN TM£ VtNE- YAIZ~ 50 TO ~PEA~ .' wo~'t(. ... · eve~y DA'/ ·"' AL.l.. OAy .... WM-WHEN wou1-o ! HAVE T1M6 -ro P1..Ayf'? YDLA. WOUL.DN 'T.' 6~0WNUP, W09'1(1 ANO iHA'T'~ THAI! OOl'J'T F="eeL. 9AO,, -. lstA. IF eve~YSODY'5 . W0fl')(IN('.S, THEltc'O - Be NOSOOY ro PLAY WITH , ANYWAY. ... B Hank Ketchari 01 D YOU 1 Nf:~R c;AW E:VE:R St=E ANYTHING LI t<E ONe LIKE HIM ~EF E:. HIM @EFO~~? HE f\liSTA HAD· A MOM,AND : AOAD . WHAT DID TMEY LOOK LIKE? WHY [X>N'T YOU ~ '?He SAYS ONt:I ~HEN WE W A LKED I NTO TH E SYMPHONY HALL, I FELT LIKE I WAS A DUCHESS OR SOM£ TH IN', SAM/ NO,,, 0ur I WAS FOURTEEN NOW THAT YOU WKE N MY PARENTS MENTION IT, WERE KILLED AND I WHY DlD YOU WENT TO LIVE WITH DROP OUT? MY MARRIED 515TEJU ' A~ YOURNOM? GOO KNOWS. ~l.JDGE PARKER YOU 'RE MAKING FUN N O, I 'M NOT OF ME, AREN'T YOU ? MAKIN G FUN OF YOU! I GUE55 YOU CAN JUSE LOOK AT ME AND IELL.:f M A HIGH SCHOOL DRO~UT, CAN'T YOU? ·--. ----- SHE AND HER HUSBAND HAD THREE KID& AND · WERE HAVING A TOU6H TIME MAKING IT WITHOUT HAVlNG ME TO FEED 100,,, 50 I WENT OUT AND GOT A JOf>, LIED A60Ui MY AGE I • HAVE YOU THOUGHT YEAH ABOUT 601 NG BACK , , , 6UT 1 ro SCHOOL 1 DECIDED I'M TOO DUMB,,, DON'T YOU EVER SAY THAT AGAIN~ ... THE TRUTH 15 THAT I THINK YOU'RE r. REALLY SMART.,, AND SCHOOL WOULD 6f A 6REEZE FOR YOU! . . --------,.-----...--. ,_.-----------........ -·-------------------.......... _JL__ " r ·· t GO BACK A~D l'AKE IT FROM PART B ONE MORE 1TME ! ~O PLA4 ED VE.RQ WELL ON : 400R OiALLEt-JGE, NORMAN! 1N FACT, ORDIN ARIL41 IT WOULD HAVE BEEN GCCD Ef\\OUGH TO MOVE 400 UP 70 FIRST CHAIR .I HOWEVER I I'VE BEE~ LOOKI~ l BE T you 'D MAKE A GR~AT WORLD LEADER~ • 1 kNoW 1 WOUL.D J DOCTOR SMOCK NOW -rHeRe 's A <Sef'-RICH s-roRY "THAT'S GONNA c5ESI" AROUNC::> ••• • ; .. ® .,, • ~ "' a !! 'II ... : ;; n OVER QOUR BA~D CAN{)() SALES F6R LAST MONTH HERE ... ... 'SO SURE OF you~SEt.f ... £~ .. I'LL HAVE ... HMM ... WELJ.. ... t.Jf-/ ... t-Jo ... L~T'S SEf: ... IHf: ... .. I HE: SCRe:AM.S ''WH I PL..-ASH!" 1 0 A ~URY ... AN C::> FASI" .' . ,ANDIH7 . t:NVIRONMENT-- PoLLtJllON., No-- ENER<:iY, YES ! WoRI< IT OUT;, PE/<!OD.'I~ - -··· .... .. ·~· .. You'Rs 5o MARVELOUSLY DECISIV~! By George Lemont AN' -re:N MINUIE:S C.-.Ale:R He's GOI A CHe:CK FOR FIF1'"Y GR.A.NC:>.' ' ' • HI, MO' r:::.r::ve. WHA1i5 Nr::w ~ONl~-WISE?. 11-iE: HIL.LS ARE ALIVE WITH LOISA INfllANS, EH? w;. Yl ~ IH~ SOUN[) OF WARWHOOPS MARMADUKE ® (FROM /HES ~AL-!-AD OFIHE SAME: NAME:). ·~ ~iliiiiiiimmi------.. ~~J I ~ WHY'NI l'V' f;XPLAIN1 ~l.JT I S~E f3YTHE Ot vou F16HT ePG~ ON iHe F7A6'E: IHAIWE'RE . ~ACK? AL-L ou-r OF SPACE. ....-..--\---..__,,.----------·-· --~------------·------------.... ---r.-- \ ; . ' CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? Thent are 1t le1st sl1 differ· MCIH in dr•wint details betwten top •nd bottom penels. How quickly cH you find them? CMck answen with thoH below. .__. ..... , ., .t1>1•I , ... , .... p ,, On') • 6u1M1w .. -)lid ~ 6ul\\•W 'I •Uld 't J811•\UC \t -W ( OU11r.11A1 \t M09 i 1uaJt UIP \! JtOH I U)<U•'"tl•O ~--~~~~-by Hal Kaufman ~~~~~~ .; e HUIE. HE•Et 0-"' Edwtn TMle, '" "Nor'ttt -'"' "'9 Stwlnt": "The world's favorite tNIOft 11 "'9 s1>rlne. All "'lnts seem ponlble In-" WMt word Is mlsslntf Hint: Turned Take two dice. place one atop the other Say some ma91c words. lift the top die and presto! the two dice rlie as one (se41_ above) Now, $eparale the dice and challenge bystanden to repeat the trick. How It's done Be· fore the performer produces the dice. he °'she wets.finger with the ton9ue. This mols· about, It's• kind of potato. .. A-.. \t P-lk.l1U!W N! e Math Trick· To multiply the riumber lOl by any two di91f number. simply write llie number used as a m ultlpller twice In succession. Example· IOI J< 23 =2323 Glvell atryl e Consider these seven lttton in a row: OTTFFSS. Wtly should the nut letter be an E? Put 11tn your thlnllin9 cap for this one. 11161~ \f 1uu • JltPA u1 11aciv.tnu /0 l1•111u1 •Jt "•u•i e Rlddle Me This. If yCXI can! Which bee Is a counterfeiter? The bum bill bee. What did the mama pi9 sing al bed time? Ready? A wallow by lure is applied lo the ~ bottom of the upper ~ die. When this die Is £ pressed to the other. It L~~:~~~~mll~~~LJJffi1llU !' will cling sufficiently ;- to a llow both to be "' ra ised at the w me UP FOR GRABS! Will the fielder 1bove c.atdl tht b.all? Don't time Try it ,,.t on It. To complete the scone. add lines dot to dot. / JOY RIDEi Add these colon for " lively scene .above: 1-Red. 2-lt. blue. J-Vettow. 4-Lt. brown. s-Flesl\. 6-Lt. Gre~. 7-0k. browr.. I-Ok. green. t-Dk. blue. 10-Gr•Y· 11-Black. SPELLBINDER SCORE 10 points for uslnv a ll the letters In the word.below to lorm two complete words· I . STROLLER --. - --. - THEN score 2 points each for .ill words of four letters or more found a mornj the letters. ~ Try to score 1t le.art so polnf5. . ua1 ·uo-. W•JbPu• -IQt,W»a .THE WORLD'S GREATEST SUPERHEROES by PASKO, TUSKA, COLLffiA A 5TEt=L WALL-- GL.IDIN6 ~N TO 6L.0C.K OFF THAI CONPUff--/ NIELSEN You~ AD AGtJJCf us~s ~AruRDAY MORNIN6 TV ro ~EU.. TR~~ . fOOO Cf ~EAL-,,, t.EX--t.OOJ< .' 51./PERMAN:S FOUNOU'Ef ••• HE'5 HEADING STRAIGHT FOR T}(E ,.114/N GATE/ ••• IT'G ABOUT TIME: WE: SEALE/7 01.Jl<SELVES OFF Ff?CWi THAT WAT~R ANYWAY / WE:l-L, IF HS: TH INK~ THIS CAN &TOP lffE, Hf:'S SA D L.Y M /STA ---'"1/V'NH ::" I ' . IF 4 Y.PLANS WORK --AND TH~Y AL.WAYS. 00, YOU KNON ••• by Jeff Millar and Jon Mcintosh ,,, ANO IH~ KIDDlE: VtfA MlN ?UPPLEME.N'r5 ~ W~laf I IF 11-l~ KIDS ATE: AN YfHl t-J (z 8ESIOES 1He 11<ASH C~REA~S, fHEYWOULDN'f H£EC>.t ~ .3 I b AO{):; UP 10 ON ~ t1£A~IHY Kf D, R l6~1 '? Loo~. WH>tr OUf'SrDERS DO~'r REA~ri:~ 17 fHAr AD 6UY5 i1vE 6Y iHt:. 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FOR HAROLD BROWN, Secretary of Defense What precaution• have been taken to protect the publlc from a nucle.r attack? -Ray M.rkowaky. La Feria, Te•a• e The number-one priority of this Ad· mlnistrallon. of course. Is to maintain peace. In the event deterrence should ever fail , th"'° military services would pro· vide.our first line of defense Civil defense also would contribute to the protection of people and property. President Carter re· cently proposed a reorganlz.alion of the Federal structure for more effective re sponse to disasters of all types. including nuclear attack. Congress has approved the proposal. and we expect that the Presi· dent shortly will Issue an Executive Order affecting the reorganlzaoon. Our program stresses planning for use of public fallout shelters and lor the option of relocating peo· pie from high·risk areas to areas of lower risk ii attack threatens.. FOR SAU. V FIELD, star of Norma Roe la lt true that you dropped all your old &lends the mo· ment you hH H btg on TV? -E.P., WhttUa, Calif. el didn' drop them. I just did not keep In contact with them. I'm very shy and was even shier when I first started out. Had they approached me, I would have been delighted. What did strike me as amusing al the start was that people were always coming up to me and saying, MMy friend dated you in high school." For a girl who did not date much. I was the mosc dated girl around! FOR ARTHUR HAIL.EV, author of Ouerlood An thoee report.a ol your ttttranent true -or Just ~ •Ip? -Kuta YannotUi, npton, Mo. e It's a fact. For the first time In many years, I have no book planned and no unfulfllled contract with a publisher. Before I get too old O'm 59 this month), I plan to enjoy the fruits of my long labors by rwt working. at least for several years. I have a good maniage, our children are grown and.00 their own. an'd my wife and I plan to travel. I will not state categorically that I will never write a book again: I may come out of retirement to do It. FOR KATE SMITH Are you more at home with people your own age or thoee younger than you? -W.N., Grun 8a"9 Wle. e My 70lh birthday comes up on Tuesday, and I have great respect for the elderly, but I'd much rather be with my juniors! I don't feel my age: that's because 1 work at feeling young. 1 always had young people with me at my concerts. I love youngsters. I'm not married. and so I don't have any chll· dren, but I love kids -especially nice ones, but not the pre· coclous or obnoxious kind. FOR THE .. ASK" EDITOR Bull\ Bacharach I• aelf-contradlc· tory. He often My& he dlallkea writ· Ing for the theatn, wtthout u plaln· lng why; yet he'• ... d to be workl.ng on a• new Broadway muslul. Pluee explain ~J. Wllllns, Uttle Rock, M . • Burt filled us in : Seems he's not aU that enamored of composing for the stage (his last was Promises. Promises In 1969) because he does not have permanent, full control over his work: "With a •movie scor~ I record it. and thal's that forever. It never changes But with the stage. unless I'm there every night, on guard, I have no Coming: 0 musical about The Tromp way of knowing how it sounds and if the orchestra goofs off •· The Academy Award·winning songwriter cited the time he dropped in. unexpectedly, on Promises. Promises to fmd two singers in the pit m· stead of the required four, and the regular drummer was massing. That's why he's em· barking on his new pro,ect -a musical about Charlie Chaplin -with misgivings FOR BOWIE KUHN. Commissioner of Baseball The Ctndnoatl Reda are In the We.tern Section of the Natlona.l League. whereaa the St. Lou.la Cardinale are In ~ Eutem Sectio n . As the City ol St. Louis la farther west than Cincinnati, shouldn't lt belong ln the Western Section? -John J. Wargo, Trenton. N.J. e 'N'hen the two leagues separated int.o divisions in 1969, the decision was made to preserve some of the natural nvalrles that might have ~r) affected had the first six teams located in the western part of the counb'y merely been assigned t~re. FOR LVNN-HOU.Y JOHNSON, star of ke Castles Since you've been akaUng from c hildhood, did your echoolwork auffer? -M.L .. Framingham, Ma ... e Definitely. No doubt about It, I'd have been a much better student had I paid as much attention to my books as I did to my skates. School didn't matter that much to me: high marks were unimportant. As long as I passed, I didn't CMe by how much. The most Important thing In my life was getting out of class and onto the rink School was a way lo pass time until I could put my sk~tes on. FOR IRENE FRANGIDES. Director, Council for the Cos· metology Industry What'• your teellng about the coemdic: a.bellog 1awa from the FDA~ Wlwt e&ct haft they htld on the beauty tncl,.try? -W.P., Colorado Sprtnel, Colo. e The Industry welcomes and supports the labellng eHom. In fact , 90me manufact\Jrers were Instrumental In getting such leg· lslatlon passed. After al, II someone ls alergic to an ~nt. you want them to know It's In I~ pC'oduct. Of course. labeling is an added expense, but no one has made a big fuss about It. PRO JolNt Holt, forrMr schoolteacher. editor. Growing W11hoill Schooling INQaZlne PRO Ano con CON PHI 8 . Salm-. EKecubvc Dtteaor. A~11n Assn of School Adminillreton The Constitution -first . ninth and t 4th amendments -protects this right. No legislature ever meant· to make home·teachlng • crime. nor would todey. Parents who like end j tr\llt their own children will teach • chem better than schools. 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In one cubicle, no larger than a waiting room, resides Dan Rather. one of the four c:o-edllors of the 10-year-old news show. Sporting a custom-tailored, pln- slr1ped S\Jll and his crlsp, courtly man· ners, Rather sits In front of a floor-to· celling map of the world. To hear the 47-year-old reporter tell It, h~wever, he is actually on top of the world. "This job Is as close to heaven as I expect to get," he says with a slight homlny-grlls drawl. Indeed, In a business where colleagues would just as soon cut your throat as shake your hand and where office gossip is the sustaining manna, Rather has always been something of an alien. "I don't have the eye or stomach for gossip," says Rather, whose colleagues sometimes mistake reserve for standoff· lshness Nor Is he given to on·the·set bantering. "Television doesn't come naturally to me," he says. "Whenever I'm on, it lakes a lot of concentration for me lo do what 1 do There Is no tlme for fool· Ing around." Television may not come naturally to Rather, but In a sense he Is perfectly made for lV. He Is a scrupulous, com· petltlve reporter, admired by colleagues for his hatd·nosed and Intelligent prob· Ing. Besides, he has the good looks of a soap opera hero. His gun-metal eyes, coal·black hair with puffs of gray and Im· presslve east·to-west grin transmit very pleasantly over a lV screen. Even more Important, Rather Is believable. He has that elusive mix of earnestness and In· tegrlty that rank him as a high six-figure communicator. lf Rather has finally reached his nir· vana, the road to heaven has nol exactly been lined with lilies. lhstead, his angels have been searing ambition , unfailing persistence and more luck than could fit on the head of a pin. Rathe\-was bom In Wharton, Texas, and rerMlns steeped In that state's tradl· don ol pride and loyalty. He ls fond of seylng that "There Is nothing llke a dote of Tens for out·ol·control egos," and often he and his wife Jean recharge with a week In their home state. The son of a ditch digger, he wori<ed hit way through Sam Houston Teacher'• College by taking odd jobs on oil rigs af'ld at gas siatlon• before landing a PoSlllon on a local radio station. Much of Rather'• c~ has been mad!~ by advenity -not hit own. ln 1960. for eumple, after he had been wgci(lng for the CBS Houston alflliate KHOlJ. lV for • ye•. Hunbne Caria 1111ooped down on the coast ol To.as and 11W9pt reJ)Ofter R.thcr Into the nlldonal TOBEATHOffiE limelight On assignment at the site of the weather bureau's radar equipment on Galveston Island, Rather was literally marooned for three days with his camera crew. Their eye-to-eye coverage of the storm's impact received round-the-clock air play and won the slate's Sigma Delta Chi Award for distinguished journalism. II also catapulted Rather to the job ol net· work correspondent His first assignment was Dallas. Rather was there on November 22, 1963, when President Kennedy was shot. Continuous television coverage seemed to comfort the country with electronic sanity, and Rather's steady, composed reportclge during those days did much lo calm the grieving. nation. Two months after the assassination. Rather moved north to take up his new post as CBS White House correspondent These were heady ~rs for Rather, who was amassing national television ex· posure, newly accorded celebrity status and long days, even months, on the run away from his family. With a wife and two young children at home, Rather realizes, In retrospect, that he was Investing In his career al tremendous personal costs. W Ith her husband on the road at least nine months out of the year, Jean Rather had to be ready lo pack and move at the whim of a network -never mind raise two children, Daniel and Robin. So'™!how, she also found time to become an accomplished painter and dedicated tennis pro as well. "If .Jean resented me during those times, she never let me know," says Dan gratefully. Television careers are strewn with broken marriages, and Dan credits his wife for keeping the Rathers off the casualty list. "We've been married for 23 years,'' he says. "The record says that so'™!one had to work very hard at II -I crerlit Jean With the work." The Rathers met when both were worl<- ing at a local Texas radio station. Neither had even been out of Texas, and both of lhem grew up very fast together. "Jean knows me better than anyone else. She always knew how badly I wanted to do what I was doing. Her attitude was. 'ff he does what he wants to do, it's up to me to keep us all together.' There's no way I would have put up with what she did. I wouldn't have blamed her if she said, 'Whoa, there is so much I'm going to take, and no more.'" Jean dldn 't even say 'whoa' to her son's peculiar passlonJor exotic animals, When Dan Jr. was an adolescent, he developed a fondness for reptiles and amphiblclns and housed many of their species In the family's basement. At one point, the Rather livestock included two Iguanas (one that matured lo 5 feet, another to 31/2 feel). several homed toads, a king snake, an Indigo and a boa "Jean was very tolerant of all this ," laughs Dan. "The only place she drew the line was with the boa that had to be fed live animals " Jean Insisted that Dan feed him only when she and Robin were out Still, being the children of a lV star was not all fun and homed toads for the Rather kids. It's not easy trying to explain to very little children why their father is never home. Jean Rather solved the problem by telling her kids that in frontier families, the father had lo go where the buffalo roamed and leave the family for a while. "Your father Is a buffalo hunter," she would tell her children. The big-time buffalo hunter Is actually "a workaholic, consumed by what I do.'' And that leaves little time for playing Daddy. In The Camera Neoer Blinks, written with Mickey Hetskowltz , Rather painfully recalls a night when he popped In on little Dan and a playmate. "Who's that?'' he heard the friend ask. "That was Dan Rather," answered little Dan. Nor was II ea.sy on the Rather kids when their father found himself high on President Nixon's enemies list. Sevenil times they bore the brunt for what others regarded as 1helr father's Insubordination to the President. "That was a low time for us," says Rather. "There was this sense of walking over a tremendous lake of Ice with the knowledge that any moment the Ice would crack and each step was your last. When we flnally gol all the way across, we looked back and wondered how the hell It could have all happened -ii look a long time to recover from that." Fortunately, the Rathers have not always treaded on thin ice. "The up side of my work Is that I've made a good liv· Ing," says Ra1her. "We are a blessed family -to use an archaic word that we often use at home. We have a good spiritual and material life." The family lives comfortably o n Man· hattan's East Side. Robin , 19, attends Tufts University, where she carries a dou- ble major In French and sociology. Her goal Is to become a physlcal thera· pist. Dan. 18. Is In his first ye4r al Colum· bla and seems to be interested In classical literature While 1ournalism schools around them are teeming with potential Woodwards. Bemstelns and Rathers. neither of the correspondent's children shows any in terest ln pursuing Dan's career. The fact that his profession has recently taken on a patina of glamour and glitter confounds Rather. Completely at ease In· tervlewlng anybody from a neo·nazi lo a head of state, he simply gets tongue-tied when would-be fans grab him at airports or accost him on the street. "I tend to tighten up and get nervous. It's the one situation In llfe In which I'm uncomfor- table," he says. "My ego Is located solely ln~y reporting. not In having people run ufj and recognize me." But beneath the bourbon-smooth voice and schoolboy sincerity, Rather ls like a champagne corl< ready to pop. It shows Itself as Indignation on 60 Minutes, where he rell.she.s revealing wrongdoing in high places. And It sputters forth as fury when his professionalism Is questioned. After a White House selnt marlced by querulous exchanges wtth President Nixon, Rather was made anchonnan ol CBS,Reports. From thent, he hotted the net\NOfit's short-llved Who 't Who? and then was a551gned to 60 Minutes. To hear the fruit flies of the trade tell It, the contest for the SUCCeslOJ to Walter Cronkite on the evening news has always been ~n Rather and cOfTespondeot Roger Mudd. Could the network be let· ling Rather ripen In hll current Job unttf the anchor chair 1$ voc.nt? "Bullfcathers!" fumes Rather. 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Only she would never finish them. There was the unfinished novel she started for a writing seminar at De Pauw and the mystery she began when she was an editorial assistant at The New Yorker. Then one day she read The Dov of the Jackal, a best seller about an attempted assassination of Charles de Gaulle. "I thought, Ah ha, the secret of this book la one dramatic Idea. That's what I need." She thought first of an assassination at· tempt, then about crashing the Pres!· dent's plane, bur both had been done. "Finally I thought about kidnapping the President's child. I thought If I had that, the story would more or le5' tell Itself. I was right in the first MS\Jmptton and very wrong In the second." She soon, at age 29, bit the bullet, qulttl~ her publlc·relatlons job to write a novel. I had saved some money and thought I could sopport myself for about a year If I was careful.'' Seven years, 24 chapters, two re· wr\1es , four moves. three political cam· palgns, marriage and a youngchlJd later, hef first novel, Sunflower (Marek). a fut· moving tale Involving the abdudton of President Man Easton's four·year·old daughwr by one of the CIA's bat operatives on apparent orders fTom Easton himself, has just been publish.a to aitical acclaim. Selected by both the Literary Guild and The Readar's Digest Condensed Book Club, papat>ack rights have bMn purchaled by Fawcett '°' a st.tggevlog heW million~. Not bed fOf a 37-year-okl former high· tchool golllp and k>wb-n columnllt whole high·1ehool Engftah teacher beck In Mundc. Ind., urged her to lry writing "aomethlng ~." T~, II we.n't exactly tety. M th.I O.ld Grun-id II o /rnlonccr 111ho *I*~• ln~po/11 ... first year she was stuck at the end of the fifth chapter. the point when operative Richard Owen learns his assignment, "because I didn't know why he was doing II. I didn't know who he was woridng for . So I kept reWTltlng the first five chapters." Then In August 1972, her savings almost gone. she decided to go home to Muncie for a month. She soon was In· volved In the politic.al campaign of a pro· fe$50r named Pblllp Sharp who was try· Ing for the sec3nd time to unseat the Democratic incumbent of lndlana's 10th Congressional District. She had first met him when they were both students al De Pauw and on her visits home they had occasionally dated. A month later they .were married. After that. progress came In fits and starts. During the 1974 campaign, In which her husband unseated the lncum· bent (Sharp has since been reelected twice). she WTote in the car as they were traveling from town to town. Their son Jeremy was born ·1n November 1975. The next summer she completed a rough draft. Then publisher Richard Marek bought the b<><* on the strength of Its plot and the quahty of these first five chapters. Two rewrites followed before It was ready for publication. Ptobably the biggest hurdle was getting the abduction scene right, In the first draft the cards were stacked too much In Owen's favor. Marek told her II m"5t be more dlfflcuh and that Owen must be In complete command, not at all relying on luck, In pulling the Improbable off. "I sat down for three hows one mom· Ing trying to figure out how Owen was going to kid~ the Pre91dcnt's daughter. I flrally came up with the Idea (It'• a dilly! and plausible). Then J started typing and that pan of the ltOfY just fen Into place." WrttJng Sun/lower, she dllcowred henclf. "I grew up thinking authora were not real people. h never occurred to me that I could write e book that tomebody would pubash." But now "I think ol myMW es a wttitr." Whie h« son Is ln nurMfl/ ~Of nap· ping, the II writing, bu.uy wodttng on her 1«ond novel of lntemMk>MI lntngue. 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Print: NAM"'-------------------------AOORE~-----------------------CITY------------------------L~~---------------------!' _________ :::J • OVERNIGHT SUCCESS somETlmES TAKES NINE YEARS By Suzy Kalter 0 ne day you're waiting on tables, com· plaining about your aching feet and wondering when a ~ tipper will come your way. The next day you're In a hmouslne, driving through the studio gates on your way to fame. Or so the fan· tasy goes. While It hasn't particularly happened that way for anyone, especially recently, "getting discovered" Is a dream harbored by almost everyone. Behind the dream comes the belief that If you could just get started, you really would be a stor. Yet, of the handful who are "dis· covered," only a few will become stars. The reasons are many, having to do mostly with money, merchandising and timing. A few people become suirs automatically. Most stars are created by the studios and record companies they are signed to . Wiii 1979 be a big year for new sllln? Yes. An Important reason Is that the established scars are getting older. Or they are very young. Uz Taylor, Rock Hudson and Gregory Peck aren't younger than springtime. Tatum O'Neal, Jodie Foster and Brooke Shields are, but none of them can play a woman. Such starlets of yesteryear -Jane Fonda and Fa~ Dunaway -are now weU -establllhed stars who can pick and choose their prop· erties, but they are In their near-forties. There's a void lo be fllled. And then there'• money. Money Is probably the biggest single factor In creating a ce.lebrity -or transforming a starlet Into a siar. Ot course talent counts, but the money for the J>fOmotion and pubJlclty count more. And right now, everyone has a bit more money than he did a few yqrs ago. There are few owmlght Mnsations In this business. Sure, evay now and then a girl shows up In a new TV scna with two otha look-altkn and aidden)y becomes a phenomenon. But utually the phenom· enon II "creftad" and publld.d u 1Urcly j as a commodity would be. Nothing could be clearer on that pofnt than the ful-page adverUMments In the tnlde papen of the entimalnment In · duscry announcing that Su .. n Anton, fOf example, would be made Into a star of con9'derable b'1Dlancc In 1979. Anton h.ci been ....mtng fOf ltardom llnc:.e 1970 when, u Mill CallfomJa, she b«ame flnt runner-up In the Mi.. A!Mrica pegqnt. It'• only now, a fuU nine yean later. that she wtll rach hft goal. And while she may hevc made It anyway, there'• no denying tM faa th.t Anton hM been handp6GMd by Fred Sllvmnan , NBC Su.., Kalt.r .,.Udm In ~ °" entlf• M#MvN ,,.,_.,..,._ president, as the next blonde bombsheU superstar. Silverman, who along with costume king Bob Mackle, made Cher a star In 1972, has chosen Anton as his next pro · tegee . The 5-foot 11-inch, 135 pound beauty Is now also dlU9ed by Bob Mackle and Is currently starring In the new NBC series The Clljfhonger1. She has her own variety special coming up on NBC and has just released a record aJ,um for Co- lumbia Records. Her first feature film, Goldenglrl, will be released In July. ln It, she plays a track scar at the Moscow Olympics. u11•s a tremendoos breakthrough for pretty women to be doing television," Anton says, "but now they have to Insist on higher-quality storit!$ and roles. Too many of them are being put into comic· strip characterizations, and the public will soon gel tired of that." For that reason Anton turned down the opportunity to replace Farrah In Charlie's Angels. She conslclen heneK a singer first and doan't want to be typecast as a sex symbol. (Maybe because her first career break- through was as a sex symbol.) After years as a carhop, sales girl and office wort<er, Anton got her btg break as the Murkl Ctgu Girt, ahn winning• na· tlonal contat fOf the pMt. The cigar ads, one of which wat benned bec.auM It w., too auggestlve, ale~ Anton to na· lk>NJ notk:c. Her succet1 wtth cigen brought he • ..nes wtth Mel Tills that bombed aftler M\/Cf8l wetiks. No matter. Anton Immediately eutfeced In lmall pertt on tei.vtslon, on . ta• shows and specl61s MfoJe springing Into her pr..-0.r potfflon. Now she's fUdy to teke off. Many ttartetl get their flnt bill bfe.ak In ~n com~. Uce Suun An· ton. Debra Cllngtr, 23, l1Wldt hft TV debut ptuggjng IUd'I products • tooth· p.-and i.undty deMT91nt. U.C year. lhe "'.duMed from 60·MCOnd 1POC1 to become one ol the two a.eds In n.. Suson Anton ts a track aor In her ftnt film. Her reol trek to fame took 9 years. Moren JenNn ploy• Lome Greene'• dough- tier In the TV lhow, Bat· tlestar Galactica. American Girls, a CBS MTles that lasted only a few weeks befOfe c.anoellatlon. But being canceled doesn't mun hav· Ing to MY you're sony. Susan Anton was canceled In her first terla, u w• Nriet Kim Bulnger, who played In the W·f•r.d Cata ond Dog. but wtfl agatn surface this yur tn MYCf8l juicy pem. Clinger, you can t>.t your TV tet, wtll rtM like the phoenix and have another ~ In no time llt ... Besides. lhe doan 't have to ~~on b.tng 11mp1y curvacieou1. 'TM~ bNn.e. ._been. pro· f.-onel *9' llfM:le lhe wea fout and WM a member of Th9 Cllna-s.r.. a WoUP ~ thNe of her...,. who p&.yed ..... ..... and moved Into lM v ..... they~ up. Debby, at she It c:aled by friends. wtl undoubtedJv hew en abtm -.._ _____ ..... J Womer Records' pride and jo~ Nicolette Larson. out and may move Into variety snows, muslca!s or films. I u Of course, you don't have to be can· celed lo make It as a ttar\et. Maren Jensen, 24, landed a small but steady part In 8altle«or Goloctlca and became famous when the~ was an Inst.ant hit. Now, as Athena, the beauliful daughter of Capt. Adame, Jenlen It Men not onli; on 1V but on h.tnchboxea, potten and hundred• of Pfomock>nal Items featuring the cut of 8otdatot Goloc::tko. Jensen came to the part through a smaU role on a Hardy Bova MV*rla Mrift. Ironic.ally enough, It wa1 a part that demanded Mglng, and Debra Cling- er's voice wes dubbed In fOf M.eren's. 8aalcalor II Jemen '• ftnt Mrtes and was the first moJoc part1 she tried out for. Befote the audtdon the had bttn a model, eppe.Nd on MWral fNl9Ulne coven and was a waltral In • pm.a rat.au111n1. "f m rewntful when people NV rm a modet turned actre•," compl.ln1 Jenten. "fvc atw¥ beet\ M ..... h Just heppent that when I couldn't vat ~ae•n~lw.sllbletomllkc 90f'IW money rnoddl ig ... JenMO'• only~ eaeen ..... baldtl the OM the mede for Che pllt ol Mhena, w.. for tht lud In dM movie Hut'lft:oM • S.C.U.. t.r mother Ill Hawe .. n, JcnMn ChouFC th. Might hew • dwince for fie part. Instead, It went to Mia Farrow when the director decided that Jensen looked too Eurclslan. Although. at the producer's Insistence, she did the screen test again with a blonde wig on, Jensen still didn't get the part. But she's not complaining. "This Is my first time up, and I'm really lucky to be In a hit series. I don't make a lot of money, and I work tenible hours. But It's great." While Jensen ls an actress without aspirations to sing, 26·year-old Nicolette Larson ls a singer who plans to make It In the world of records rather than as an ac· tress or variety-show star. Billed as "the only artist with a hit song who can sit on her hair," Larson Is the pride of Warner Records. At her recent debut In a Holly- wood club, Warner Records went to the expense of printing matchbook covers and table cards for each of the tables In the club, all in color. Companies don't spend that kind of money for starlets who aren't going to be stars. One of six children, Nicolette grew up all over the country and ended up In San Frendsco, where she began singing In bars and clubs. She soon moved to Los .,.....,::;;.._~ Angeles as a back-up singer and became ndly with Linda Ronstadt, Jesse Colin oung and Emmylou Harris. "I always wanted to be a singer," she says, swinging her long braids over her shoulder. "I'd watch singers on television and think, boy, they're having so much fun. But I lived In Kansas City then, and they didn't have too big a music business. About the closest I came was working In a cocktail lounge. They had a singer there, but I was too nervous to audition. I just waited on tables." Larson's first album titled Nicolette was released last October. Her next is due out this spring with a national tour planned for this summer. "I'm real happy at the way things are going. l've got a good producer and a bunch of good songs. And I'm real wary of hype. When someone tries to tell me how great I am, I try to run off some- where and do something real normal, like go to the grocery store or take the dirty clothes to the laundry. That's the best way to keep in touch with reality." For Kim Carnes, 32, her reality ls that she's the only woman In the music business who writes, sings, produces and arranges her own material. For other vocalists, those functions are performed by others. Singer·songwrlters are rare enough, but few men or women can do everything that's Involved lri record- making. Carnes knows how to do It because she spent years In studios as a demonstration singer -working out test songs with other artists who would present their words and music to the Industry. She also spent years writing songs and won the American Song Festival songwriting com- petition. The combination of her talenf and her husky Rod Stewart-like voice has made EMJ America Records decide that this is the year Kim Carnes should become a star. Her first album for EMJ, St. Vincent's Court, Is being released this spring and a multlcity tour is planned for the summer. ~· .... ~· ... ,_ ~!~ '· , ..,; I Kim Comes with husband Dauid Ellingson , son Collin. Douid co-authors her songs. The album Is a bubbling collection of well- produced and well-written song5 that will probably provide hits for other artists as well as for Carnes herself. "I've always paid a lot of attention to lyrics," she seys. "I have always loved a good ballad, and I'm definitely a roman- ticist. I don't like folk music, and there Is only a certain kind of love song that I like. And I have a tremendous fascination for Europe." Carnes writes about 40 to 50 songs a year. Many of them have become hits for such singers as Sinatra, Streisand and Rita Coolidge. But Kim is reluctant to talk about the celebrities who have had suc- cess with her work. She wants her work to speak for itself. And she wants you to remember her singing it. Chances are you wUI. You may not have heard of Kim Carnes yesterday, but she's going to be famous tomorrow. In fact, you may not have heard of any of these women before now. But next time you see their fl!U$ in the mov\e magazines. the go5$1p rags and the awards shows -don't say we nlWI didn't tell you. 111.J Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette ~moking Is Dangerous to Your Health. LIGllTS arlboro LIGHTS too·s I ' HAIR 1979 ... IT'S THE LOOK OF LIGHTI FAMILY WEEKLY ~tr ~GJbu H air fashion lJends for 1979 mean many different looks in style and color. Short, long, slJaight or curly -lhe na· tion's top stylists are using all of these ef· · fects lo creale 1he look to suit the person! There are lots of options -the poss!· bUilies seem endless! The hair experts also agree that the cur Is only half of the right look for you. It's the color 1ha1 brings oul the glow in your hair and puts the smile on your face. And lately, it's creating beautiful lights in rhe hair thal is making blondes, redheads and brunettes look and feel lerrific! Going lighter -it's adding the perfect dimension lo today's great cuts! How ll9ht do you wont to be? Try it out a little at a time -just a shade or two lighter than your own hair· color with a one-step shampoo-In for· mula haircolor. That's easy and the new hair growing in won't be very noticeable. If you love it and want to try It a little lighter, you can choose a shade or two lighter the next time. When you consider a haircolor change, y~ should consider a styling change, too. Hairdressers call it a "total look" of cut and color. How do you know how the color will look. on your holr? By strand testing, trying the color out on one small section of hair before color· Ing your hair overall. Then If you don't like the color, you can change easily. Ask your hairdre.sser, or If you prefer to do II yourself. directions are in every haircolor· Ing package. Salon color charts or the color guides on the packages will give you a pretty good Idea of the color you 11 get, but everybody's hair is different and so color results can differ. The only way to know for sure Is to strand test. Con you try out a llghte< color with a temporary color rlnae? Nol really. Anything that lightens your hair will be a permanent halrcolorlng. However, If you have quite a bit of gray, there Is a neal trick you can try with semi-permanent hair color. It won't lighten, but you can cover the gray with a shade lighter than your non-gray hair. For Instance. If your natural hair Is light to medium brown, try a golden blonde shade. The color will only show up on your gra, hair. and the overall effect will be lighter. The semi-permanent hair color wUI wash away after several shampoos. If you want to be lighter overall, use a one-step shampoo-In fonnulll halrcolor· Ing. It lasts until the hair wows out. J ulle ..ae prdty ewn bf:fon ha hair .,,.. coloral. But look wltot 0 d~ the MUI color and·~ mob/ And It'• not 0 big ChOftfle -Jwl 0 }rVJ •hode9 ltgltta ""111 o ~ •ltampoo-ln jomtuJa ltalrcolorirtfl. The MW color Ortd the bange ploy up her big fwotwt C)a Ortd beoutful akfn. The lighter llpatfclc doa, too. A good prriwlo."Mll hafmd moka ha hair~ to at>*. and holrc:obfnti '"9 .,,wn her hair morw body. Nol», •he can tum under the en.-o/ her ltalr Ullth on ft«trlc curling Iron, and the curia UJlll .tQy. What o flt· jrrmc:e o Httle ltalrcolorlrtg can mahl 'MA't WUKL't, _.. ..... • tt M y gray looked so awful, it made me look older than my husband. I'm too young to look old. But no way did I want to use haircoloring. Until I found Loving~Color-Lotion. It's not like most haircolorin~. It's gender. Because Loving <Are has no peroxide. And no peroxide to me, means it's not fOrever. It comes from Clairol. (And nobody else has anything like it.) It's so simple 'TM C 19711 CWml IM. and easy. All I do is wash away my gk'ay and wash in my own natural color. And I look like "me" again. But that's not all the good news. My hair's in super shape now. It's got body. And shine. I can't believe how full it is ~Loving Care is actually good for my hair. . My hair's never looked better. My hair's never felt better. And neither have I! You're too young to look old: , I , A llttn ~me a 'blonde· ~lleiw:r' wh~ •he l.Dfmt from 'boring brown' to all· ooer llghtf She had "never tried being a blonde bt!fore," MlJIS AUun. "I loue Ill'" Allftn'e halrcoloriet, Mkh«I of Yun ClalMk}or Holr In Manhattan, ex· plained that he lightened Allttn'• oil· ouer b09e color of light, moUN].I brouin IOfth a elngfc.proa:a hotr<Olorlng. When het boee color ~ome a uionn hone)/ blonde, he then ad<kd tote of hfghlfghte for a beoutf/ul blending of blonde. The llghta-look and eoft cum created by an lnetont hol,.etter brought ow ha prdty feotura. A ~of non~ hair m•t helpe to hold her eoft curl In ehope. Alleen'• hair Medal conditioning. Nia her epHt ende coett trimmed oUIO)I, a dup penetrating conditioner &00e put on ha hair for 30 mfnuta to help gd It back Into healthy-loolclng ehape. From noui on, ehe plane to Joi· /0111 a folthful program of condHfonlng. la the ve<y light blonde coming bQck? It Is if It's right for your skin tones and looks very natural on you. The day of the "artificial looking" blonde Is gone. Talk to your hairdresser. Try on some wigs. If It looks great for you, go ahead. You'U be right In style. K your hair Is fairly light and doesn't have red undertones, you might be able to become very blonde wtth the lightest shades of one-step sh.mpoo-ln formui. halrcoloring. But most light bfondc shades are achieved by "two-step blond· Ing." Jn the first step. the hair ls lightened. In the second step the desired color Is put in. That color Is called the "toner." A sur· prlslngly wkfe range of shades Is available In toners, from golden to ash blonde lo very pale champagne blonde. What kind of holrcolO<lng tokea the least time? They're al pretty quick. Mott take 20 °' 30 minutes once• month. Two-step blonding lakn longer, depending on your natural haircolor. Frosting takes longer to do, but you'll do It less often. New York halrcolortst Leslie Blanchard says that halrcoloring today means "spending only a minimum of time to maximize your looks!" How about hlghllghtal Highlighting Is a terrific route to the lighter look without lightvnJng the hair overaU. The great profalk>nal hairstylists have developed a variety of techniques using several different ahadn on one head of hair to create a 'dimensional' haircoloting effect. They use special highllghhng patterns to emphasize the hairstyle. The color literally enhances the cut! Then. there's frostins. too, which in· volves the lightening of selected hair strands wherever you want them -just at the front or throughout the hair Con you lighten your hair and covet gray at the some time? Absolutely. The one-step permanent shampoo-in haircolorings are designed to do that. and It's a great Idea. Because skin tones lighten as you gel older. lighter hair becomes more flattering. Gray Is nature's way of lightening the hair to compensate. A lighter color lets you make the adjustment 'with that 'older' look that comes with gray. According lo hairstylist Travis Johnson, a new, softer hairstyle Is In order as a woman matures. (See his com· men ts later on in this article.) Don't some people look better with dotker hair? Most people look better lighter. Some may prefer darker shades, and that's very easy to do. Make It a gradual change, though -just one shade dari<er the first lime. You can always go darker the next time If you prefer. Again -another use for semi-per· manent halrcolorlng. Remember, II wlll fade away gradually with several sham· poos. And, If you decide you like It and want color that lastS longer. you can change to a permanent one-step shampoo-in for· mula haircolorlng. If you llke your own halrcol0<. why bother with holrcol0<lng? It gives your hair body and shine, makes your own color even prettier. Hair changes without our reallzlng II. Blondes darken, brunettes dull and redheads fade. Gradually the grays creep In. Tal<e a good look at your hair. If you really love It, fine. Just keep an eye on ltl And. as you see. more of the lighter look, you might just be tempted to try It out. Where's the best ploce to get holrcol0<lng odvtcel From a professional hairdresser with a reputation for good halrcoloring. From a good cosmettclan In a retail store. Or you can write to manufacturers of halrcolor· Ing. To find out where they are, check the packages or Instruction sheets. Who 0te the hotrdreaaera tolklng about the light~? Re.ad on. You wll1 find out what's hap- pening with hair from top halrdraMTS around the country -and their profa. slonal advice for you! , ..... .,~.,.,,.. ...... ,, CUT, COLOR AND CONDITION: YOUR FORffiULA FOR FABULOUS HAIR! T hat's what the hair experts recommend -cut, color and condition for beautiful hair Top hairdressers throughout the country desaibe 'The Three C's' as their professional formula for creating great looking hair. What a combination -a superb profes· sional cut, proper conditioning to keep hair lustrous and sensational halrcolor. 'The Three C's' you simply can't have one without the others! THE cur .lohn Dellarta, Boeton, MaHachu.etta "There's a great thing happening In hair cutting today. When a client comes In for a cut, she can actually get several cuts aU at once. I call this the 'cut·wlthln·a·cut' -it's one basic cut with extra 'hidden touches' that allows you to wear your hair in several different ways You could actually get five completely different looks from one basic cut Women want versatility In their hairstyles, and this Is the newest option open to them . .. My cuts look their best with the right halrcolor accent. I like to emphasize the direction of the hairstyle wtch highlights, lots of lights that just 'go' with the way the hair falls. The result Is hair that shows off beautiful blends of color, whether hair Is brushed forward . back, up or down." Loul• G'9nac , New York City MMy clients demand hair that Is free and easy -no restriction or llmltallons on them between salon appointments. This meaits that the basic cut must be right for each type of hair -hair should fall beautifully back Into place after brushing. A good cut means a woman doesn't have to worry about how her hair looks -she limply en)oys It. "The rtght cut should build volume Into the hair. Even fine, llmp·looklng hair can look fuller and thldcer without any need for wastng. Volume Is built by subtly layering the hair -each layer of hair bullcb upon the next for added fullness." 11 e f'AMILY WUKLY, ~I 2t, lt1t 'The Right Cut Let. You Enjoy Your Hair' Yvee Claude, New York City "Women should remember that there is no one look In hair fashion today; It's really a matter of Individual taste. When a client comes In with a picture of a model or a mo111e star and says. 'I want to look like that," she Is limiting herself to a look that might look terrible on her. "When a woman Is considering a new look of cut-and-color, she should ask for a salon consultation with one or two local expertS. Ifs like shopping for clothes - you look and think before you buy Make your hairdresser aware of your lifestyle, the problems you have maintaining your hair and what your 'new look' will mean in terms of cost and maintenance." THE CONDITION Gerard Bollel, New York City The 'Conditional Agreement' Between You And Your Hair "Your new haircut and new ha11color will look beautiful 'on the condition' that you condition your hair Healthy-looking hair means hair with shine and luster and that Is only achieved by proper condition- ing. Conditioning makes your hair more manageable ·and controllable and really shows off your haircolor "I tell my clients that the whole sham- ~r~~ M . . . IUA,41, ~~ "I had some pretty strange notions about hair- coloring. I was afraid it would be too 'obvious'. I was sure it wouldn't look natural. But now that I did it, I feel prettier. Younger. Even a little sexier. And I can't imagine why I waited so lot:l8. It's a whole lot subtler: I was afraid of a drastic color like my friend's mother had years ago. ·But haircoloring today is softer. Subtler. More natural- looking. And you can tell what shade you'll end up· with just by following the color charts on the packages. lt'1 •whole lot simpler: You'd be amazed how easy it can be. There are no surprises. And the whole thing takes just one simple step. It's a whole lot better for your hair: I was afraid it would damage my hair. But most Clairol hair- colori• today come with bl.Dlt-in conditioners: So my hair actually has more body now than it did befott. More shine, too. And it's easier to manage. lt'1 • whole lot quicker: How long would you say it tabs to get this kind of natural look? A whole afternoon? The truth is, you can get it in less than an hour. lt'1 •whole lot more 'me': I always thought coloring my hair would make me feel self- comcious-like I was trying to be somebody else. But I feel more like me now than ever- only prettier." Shep her beautiful look with Miss Clairol~ But we a.Ice lots of ways to give you yours. To find ~which haircolorq would be best for you, M•rr our&. booklet. Write to: Clairol Inc .• .. P.O. 5229, l<ankakee, Illinois 60901. .~ .. • poo and conditioning expeuence Is very therapeutic -for the senses as well as the hair That's the time of day when you relax. massage your scalp while shampoo- ing, let the conditioner soak into the hair and then rinse out with a final cold·water rinse It"s a bit of self-indulgence that makes you fe·el wonderfully refreshed." 'Cut, Color and Condition Mean Beautiful Hair' Don Estes, VlNlJa, California "'My California clients know how I feel about conditioning their hair ... Ifs a must! My cfients are always in the sun or swimming or playing tennis and golf, so I give them easy-care cuts that are casual by day and can be 'dressed up' for even- ing. Their hair has to 'weatheT the elements.' and conditioning Is the solu- tion. Just like moisturizer on the face, conditioners act as an invisible 'protective coating' "Women should ask their haifdressers for a personalized conditlontne routine to follow at home Different types of hair re- J j Ji I a i 5 :z: § :z: Ji I.___ ___ __...__. quire different types of conditioners and . frequency of treatments. "Many of my clients are blondes. They typify America's Image of the healthy· looking California blo~. They range from the very light all-over blonde to the gal who wants lots of blonde highlights In her hair for a look of sun. "One thing for sure -blondes are mOfe popular than ever!" ,...._V WHIU.V. Apftl .. .,. • lt 'Beaut~ ~Cl{,~' THE COLOR 'Blondes o.te Bock' SuNn M•cCoy, Chic.go, IUlnot. .. Women of all ages are going blonde all over the country. Many of my younger clients are just now discovering what It's like to be a blonde, and they love it. I try to create different looks of blonde for dif- ferent clients, depending on the degree of lightness they want. "Blooding today Is different ftom years ago. Beautiful looks of blonde can be created by putting highlights throughout the hair or simply i'fOund the face for a framing effect. I call this a blonde feeling that looks sensational when hair is shining and beautifully cut. \ She conked out but her hair held up. After a long night's tour of duty, your hair still looks great. Thanks to Final Net-the clear, concentrated mist from Clalrol that you spritz on once to hold your hair all day. Final Net Isn't an aerosol-Ifs pi, -· near1y 100% holding power. So 8 ounces of Final Net r -t goes as far as 12 ounces of aerosol hairspray. You may be too pooped to take another pulse, but your hair will still be holding up. Beautifully. Rnal Net hdds up longer than you do. "Many women prefer to be 'definitely' blonde, an all-over blonde that Is soft, lovely and definitely glamourous." Doria WUllatne, Sutavllle, North CuollM "lighter hair Is generally more flatter- ing to most women. And though 'blonde' is certainly not for everyone, blonde ls generally the most flattering shade of all. It's reaUy a matter of optics ... lf a blonde and a brunette walk Into the room, the blonde hair is noticed first. The •eye notices the lighter color first. "Being blonde is being 'in fashion' to- day ... just look around at the most- publicized personalities In fashion and entertainment. Most of them are blondes. They are young, pretty and definitely In- fluence rhe younger woman Into going blonder or simply lighter. depending on their halrcolor. wBelng a blonde has always been popular in the South, but everywhere I go. I see more and more blondes." Franceaaa Ollverl, Fort W•yne, Indian• "My younger clients are now asking me to go lighter and lighter. They want to have the look of sunlight In their hair, as If they had just spent a fabulous summer In the sun. "And because the cut Is never com- plete without the color. I pattem these highlights after the style itself. If the hair falls straight and forward, I pattern the highlights to 'hit' the surface as II the sun were shining down on the top of the head. Hair Is lighter a t the front and crown and Is gradually blended Into darker tones toward the back. This Is a very natural but very light look. "If hair Is shorter and curly, I use a brush to 'paint on' highllgh1s onto and around the curls for a sensational swirl of light throughout the hair." Tnivl8 .lohneon, D•llu-Ft. Worth, Taae "The mature woman who 19 naturally gray should usually go Into a ligh•r shade, ~haps a soft tone of blonde that teams beautifully with • soft, flattmng hairsty6e . Bio~ shades art flattering to sl<ln tones and mlnfmfzle factel (Ina or wrinkles. Going darker ts too harsh • look for most mature women." Marty Gro., Cheny Hdl, N .. .i.,.., "O°'e you have discovered the benefits of halrcolor, become a 'cob believer.' It's like wanting mona and more of a good thing. JI e l'AMll. Y WlllU.Y, .._,.. a , "" "For Instance, once a woman dlscoven the feeling of light In her hair -even if It Is just a few highlights -she eventuaUy wants more and more highlights. Before she knows It. she's a beautiful blonde - that's what she really wanted to begin with but didn't know It!" Martha Ganett, Baton Rouge, Loua.tana "The blondlng hair {pshlon trend has Influenced the look of other halrcolor shades as well. The blonde feeling that has swept the country has even caused redheads and brunettes to want 'more light' In their hair. "Darker, deeper redheads, for In- stance, now love the thought of being a lighter honey red or even a strawbeny blonde -now that's the blondlng In- fluence. The redheads want to be sunny and light with lots of light tones In their hair. They are getting away from the look of the deeper, earthier red tones.'' Charles Roa, Beverly Hiils, California "My redheads tell me that they want to be 'brighter.' What they are saying Is that they want more light and luster In their hair -a look of 'vlbrance' that 1 achieve with highlighting or all-over colors and lots of conditioning. With the right cut. It's a marvelous combination." 1.lgbt and Lueta Make Hair Come Alive' Jon G•eater, New York City "Many brunettes don't realize all the beautiful highlighting options now available to them Brunettes now want to add more Interest to their hair ... they say that brown can be very dull, and they are certainly COfTect. "I believe that dark bfown hair looks terrlfic with very light brown contrasting strands blended throughout. I call It 'brown-on-brown,' and It's extremely popular among my clients with that 'or- dinary' brown hair. "For the gal with mousey bf own hair, , often bordering on dishwater blonde (a dark blonde), I suggest wann blonde highlights done very finely on 1elec:ted strands fOJ a lighter. natural-looking feel- ing. Sometimes, )ust framing the face with toft highlights gives my client the loo'< ol ltght and )ust enough added In· wrest to otherw!M duU. tired hair. Com- bined with the right cut and a condition· Ing treatment. the hair and the lady lhineDy come alive!" 'Htghllghte Bring Out Soft Curle' Lalle Blanchard, New York City "Going blonde has changed a lot of llves In my salon: my clients say It is definitely more exciting to be a blonde. And whether you're a movie star, a I llke any kind of Ice cream as long as H's strawberry. And any kind of halrcolor as tong• H's named Nice 'n Easy. It gives me the built-in conditioners I need. And the natural-looktng htghtighta I love. It's as If they made ti especially homemaker or a wondng girl watching her budget, there Is a marvelous look of blo nde for you. "When you're thinking about coloring your hair, you should definitely get a free consultatlon with one or two professional haircolorfsts. The halrcoloring possibilities are endless ... there are so many beautiful opt>ons to choose from. That's the beauty of halrcoloring today." formef ~ Nice 'n Ea./ haln:olor. ft -the moA 0 ur grandmothers knew what they were talking about, says esthetl· dan Edouard Hayoun, when they told us to eat fresh fruits and vegetables, not only for general heahh but for o ur skin, too! In the thirty-two years he has spent treating skin conditions, Hayoun, who's been particular· ly successful in treating severe cases of acne, has encountered every kind of condition. "Arst ol all," Hayoun points o ut , "'normal' skin ls rare. In addition to environmental fac· tors. what we eat (too much fat) and drink, as well as the amount of stress we're able to tolerate, all affect the skln Inside and o ut." The skin , as the body's largest organ. protects against bacierla, helps maintain constant body temperature and eliminates waler. certain Sc)hs and wastes. All of us are born with beaut!· ful sJ<in, but within an average of 15 years the problems of oily skin. blackheads. pimples and enlarged pores arise. The top layer of skin , the epidermis, acts as a barrier, while the dermis, the layer directly under, lit· erally supports the whole struc· ture. h contains the pro tein col· lagen. the chief constituent of our connective tissue that gives the skin Its elasticity. As skin ages. the under layer thlns,-los· Ing some of its capacity to hold .water, while the collagen and other fibers lose resilience. ThlS Is when wrinkling occurs. That's only one reason why "sun-worshipping must be stamped out," says Hayoun, who sees this ritual as more than a mild form of Insanity. "Al you do Is damage healthy skin," he emphasizes. Sun· bathing, contrary to myth. Is not good for oily skins, either. The ultraviolet rays do dry out ex· cess oil. but the oil glands re· spond to this, by speeding up to produce extra oll. The result: clogged pores that fretiuently produce the dreaded blem· lshes. "If you must sunbathe, do It sparlnglv." he adds. An Important bit of advice he gives to all those who seek his professional help (Grandma w• nj\t again) Is 10 drink eight to ten 8-ounee glaSMJ of water dally. This helps the body flulh away waste materiaJ and, he promltct, wtll reward you with glowing skin. Since most ~ tum a lttde green at the thought of drinking one 8-ouncc glass ol water a GLOWING SKIN-THE EASY WRY By Rosolyn Rb<evayo day, Hayoun suggests that you would be surprised at how light and delkious boiled water, re- frigerated. can taste Squeeze In some lemon or lime to stimulate your taste buds. "You can drink a pitcherful, while you're watch· ing TV," recommends Hayoun What is his prescnption for a good skin-care regimen? It con· Is dry skin making }OU look older than }OU should1 Touch these 5 spots and find out. I . Conwr of your eyt'. Docs it feel tight and 4. Comer of the mouth. If it feels til!ht and drawn? Chances are. )'ou'rc drym11 roor slun with pinched. yoor i;km ~eds moisture. And llll1> l>ov<' soap. And that can 1Tl'1ke it look older. ___ --•~ one-quaner mo1s1uri1m11 l'Tt'3m. 2 . Under the t'yt'. Does this area , ... ·•-,. _ 5 . Your throat. 'Tht· ker siwi feel smoolh and soft? ll 1t feels dry. 11top ~,. here is a rough. dry ft'CI. But v.ith using soap. Soap stnps awa)• moch of I kwe )'OU can st.an having smoother. your skin's natural moistu~. )·nongcr lookin;i !lkm in Ju I 7 day6. 3 . Your cht't'k. Docs it feel dry, WcO, how <id you do? Need a almost chapped here? Remember. all lilllc help? Tiicn srop dryml( yoor skm soaps are dryina. But Dove• is lllll with soap. Stan moisturizing 1t with soap, and it t~n't dry your 11km like soap. Dove. For younger loolung skin. . ·-\; .. -=-~ ...:___....::. ~for lCU~ looking sldn. sists simply of daily cleansing. and moisturizing. Wash your face with hot water and a de~ face cloth. If you have time, a good way to open pores for deep cleansing Is 10 dip a fresh white towel Into bolled water, squeeze II out, then bnng it to within one inch from the face; when the towel cools, apply as a warm compress and wipe face. using a mild cleanser, fol· lowed by an astringent to close pores. Anlsh with a moisturizer applied in a gentle. upward. rotating motion For dry skins, upon retiring, use a non-greasy night cream (the more greasy It is, the less penetrating). If you use foundation. whatever your skin type, use a water-based makeup, rather than one with an oll·base -which, Hayoun believes, only clogs pores. Hayoun recommends Ire· quent bathing, with a mild soap and a loofah (a natural abrasive sponge) available at most drug and toiletry stores. It's excellent for stimulating circulation. After a bath or shower, pat. but let rhe skin air-dry. Use a good body lotion to seal in the moisture For dw skins. if you've tried everything else, preparations with placenta, shark or turtle oU are recommended as very penetrating . Can we look forward to bet· ter knowledge about skin care through current research? We asked Dr. Barbara A. Gilchrest, 11 dermatologisr. assistant pro· fessor at Harvard Medical School and co·author of a new book. Between You and Me: A Sensible and Authoritative Gulde lo the Care and Treat· ment of Your Slcin. ''The ex· citing news," says Dr. Giichrest. "Is that a new derivative of vita· min A, cls·retlnolc ocld , ls prov· Ing exceptionally benefidaJ In treating acne." lt's long been known that an exceM or a defi- ciency of vitamin A can cause abnormalities In the skin -and rellnolc ocld by Itself has been used topbly for acne trealment. \ "But just this year." says Dr. Gilchrest, it was reported that cls·retino/c acid. taken In pill form , made acne ~In many cases, and the condition did not return even after the pill was discontinued." Dr. Gilchrest adds this wam· Ing: Don't rush out to get vita· min A (unless your doctor thinks you have a deflcle.ncy). The benefits to skin are only from derfuatlues of vitamin A, not the vitamin Itself. • What of the future In skin re· search? "We're engl9td In a continual scudy of the effects of sunlight on skin. The Pft2ie wtll go to the rnearcher who dis· covers a pill that would eff.:· tlvcly ecreeo out harmful ultra• violet rays.~ dee:lares Or. 1111 Giichrest. l&J 12 • ,MllLYWHKU, ~ .. 1111 '• .... -.r.u ....... .---.nc••it NASA'S NEW Alm: DOWN-TO-EARTH SERVICES FROmSPACE By L.B. T ayl°' Jr. • y en years ago this month, one of the biggest news stories of the past five centuries happened. Astronauts Neil Ann· strong and Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin became the first men to land on the moon. ltonk:ally, almost from the moment they safely returned home, public lntere$t In the U.S. space program began waning significantly. So did financtaJ bac:klng. The 70's was an era of rapid· ly Increasing Inflation and down·to·earth problems, rang- ing from poverty to poUutlon. The Amerk:an people began questioning how the blUlons of dollars Invested In space were going to help them. The National Aeronautics and Space Agency quickly responded by shifting Its primary emphasis from the ex· ploration to the exploillltlon of space. Their new target: earthly servlc.es from space. In the decade since Apollo 11 , a vast array of benefits from space technology has greatly Improved life on earth. "Live via satellite," for exam- ple, Is a phrase heard virtually every day and means that events happening anywhere In the world c.an be beamed In· stantaneousty around the globe via communications spacecraft. Weather conditions are fol· lowed around the clock by elec· tronlc satellite sentinels, and up· to·the·mlnute reports and photos are relayed to earth. Such service, through storm warnings and other alerts, saves thousands of lives annuaUy. Aµr the moon, what? This space sh utile wlll make earth·to·orblt gigantic aft engines. In fact, this bizarre machine will soar toward space much like a conventional rocket, circle In orbit Uke a spacecraft. and reenter earth's atmosphere for a runway landing. On the ground. It will be· overhauled and readied for as many as 50 or more addittonal flights. Its reusablllty Is the key to slicing space-flight costs. The shuttle's other outstand· Ing features are lls size and flex· iblllty. Its cargo bay c.an haul up to 65,000 pounds Into orbit, fat more than ever before. One Important mlssk>n aJ. ready charted for the shuttle will be the Launching of th« $600 mlHJon Sp.ce LaboratOfY, a cybndrical module 131,h feet In diameter and nine feet long, chock·fuD of complo equip- ment and experiments. The shuttle also will: •Carry scientific com· munlcallon1, weather, obHrva· don, military and other satellites In Its belly and safely plKe them on station In orbtt, ellmlnatlng the need for a con- ventional roclcet system. • Recover satellites already In orbit and brtng them beck to earth for an~ and repairs. • Place free-flying structures In space, such as enormous telescopes and experiment· laden modules. • Enable astronauts and englne«n to "wait" In space to ~Ir maWunctionlns .... ..._ and lo gather data c.aptUles and Olmpacks from speceaaft. Both men and women wtl fly abo.ftf the thunk, which Is designed to apcod anywhere from a Wttk to a month In earth orbit. Asb'onaua will plJot the craft, and scientists and engineers wlll conduct eJC· SurvelJlancc satelltes con· stantly scan the earth's re· sourcea from an Ofbltal vantage point, yteldlng teJltale clues to polllblc new mineral and oil reteNft. Infrared and other sophisticated equipment aboard certain aatellltes ferrets out In· dultrlal air and water poUuters, documenting violations with photo-lmege proof. --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-+-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--penmennaboerd. Even mofC ldenttflabie are the "spin-o ffs" of space technology, Including thou· sands of dlr«t appkations In such d!Ymc fields .. rnedlcln., Mfety, transportation and energy. In the horM. every· L 8. Tt111'°' Jr .• ,,._ oulh« of ntne boob, 1p«:lalftu In curNnt ~uema. t4 • ,AMl\.Y WUICL't, ~I It, "7t thlflg from freeze-dried coffee to microwave ovens wu made possible faster by using knowledge first gained through space research. What wlll the next 10 years In space bnng? There wtD be no spectaculars, tuch as the Apollo 11 Right to the moon. NASA, howcwr, wtD continue to dlspeach un· manned tpeCCCraft on long· distance probes, glttwrtng In· valuable ~• data. The concen«radon of dOff throu~ the not decade will center on a new 1paUal traneportaitlon tyltetn. 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Anger is like a two-edged sword which can be used lo in· jure both oneself and others - or It can be used constructively and crearlvely. ANSWERS I. True. But In psychological s\udies at LewlS University (Ill.) only one type of humor was found effective In anger reduc· lion: the racy or tlbald type of .Joke. Similar research at Purdue University also has shown jokes In this category to have a signifi- cant effect on the reduction of anger and aggression 2 . True. S tudies at the George Washington University School of Medicine have shown that the anger and hostility pro· voked by an aggravating pel'$0n can resuh In neurodcrmatltls - Itching "nd Irritation of the udn . 3 . True. f indings of a Unlver· slty of Akron study of the psy- chodynamlcs of anger Indicate the Importance of getting rid of your anger by sharing It with understanding membcn of the family, relating the events of the day that halHl gothtn you down and made YoU mad enough to commit vat10us kinds of may· hem. It ts pofnted out that "~ry anger v.rbelitatlon of this kind, apeclally when It la done in the pre~nce of loved ones who are not critical but forgiving. makes possible a reduction of the failure feeling that can develop during the day In competitive living. Abreoc· tlon (the releasing of repressed emotions by reliving, In words, feelings or actions, the original traumatic situation) Is good for the soul. the hean and the mind and should be prachced when· ever possible ~ 4. True It is pointed out In the same study that at times when there are no trusted and sympathetic persons you can talk to, you can obreocl "by speaking into a tape recorder and then playing the tape back." And it Is noted that while this method of getting anger out of the system Is not quite as ef. fective as obreocting before another person. it does gel rid of the anger by e1<tn1vertlng It - providing It wilh means of e>c- pression -and thus keeping lt from doing damage lo the self. 5. True. 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Meanwhile, the aying continued Scouring the indices of lntrigulng and downright inventive chilcl-care manuals, we separated preset patterns. Was it colic °' periodic outbursts Of frettu~? Was ii the sum of the day's outside assaults or me? Was I anxious or angry about motherhood? Was he hungry? Wet? Fadgued? Overly sensitive? Old he want contact comfort? SwaddUng clothes? His father's touch? Or to be left alone? Why didn't the handy-dandy. super-duper baby swing wori<? Was he allergjc to us? As the two distraught, extra-attentive. sllghdy embarrassed. new parents of Zaclwy, a bright, alert, thriving)y nonnal two-month-old. we hadn't yet learned something so simple it's enough to make you break down and weep yourself: babies are supposed to cry. Though some researchers have des- cribed the sound of a baby crying In terms of melodious notes -they fall somewhere between A and E ln the mid· die of a piano keyboard -Zach's com· pelllng and semi-cycliclll outbursts last summer were music to no one's ea.rs. In fact, very few people can stand the sound of a walbng lnfant. In a study of 10,000 ~l11r airline passengers, the number· one ln1tanl on board was not smoke In their eyes but howling babes assaulting thelr ears. Yet. there are good reasons why such ear-jangling, dlstlnctJy stimulating notses emanale from neonates. Aa 1ek!ntisU Peter F. Ostwald and PhJi1tp Pelttman ex- pletn. "Undoubtedly, much of the effect of the Infant's ay Is bk>loglcaly dcter- mlMd In OC'deT to gum"antee that the In· fant receives care •nd nutrition." Whitt the two men, who ltUdMld crying Id langl.y Pon.r Ncur~trtc Institute In Sen f,.ncilco, are saying II thm If the cry weren't so plerdng °" pounding. Pfthaps no one would come running. Crying is not just the baby's way al aU· Ing his parents, howcwr. It Is much more lh9n thee. Alonglldc .. ~ trtcd,..nd- true dcftnltions, which catlgonla It M • ftnt form al IOdal communDtion, a way of filling new lungs with air, a method of letting out pent-up tension and unused energy, T. Berry Brazehon. the chief ol the Child Development Unit at Boston's Children's Hospital Medical Center, of. feTS this ~ring reasonlng: the infant "is shutting out disturbing stimuli from the environment that he can't handle other- wise." &th sleep and tears, Dr. Brazel- ton points out, render a baby Mrelattvely unavailable to further stimulation." After a study involving 80 new mothers who kept 24-hour-a-day charts on their babies. ·Bruehon also concluded, "I am convinced that a period of aylng is a nor· mal part of most Infants' days." MOl'e· over, that period seems to reach Its peak of nearly three hours a day at age four to stx weeks. according to one report In the medial! journal, P~diatrics. When smiles and coos become more common be- tween weeks four and 12, the Infernal weeping and walling tapers off and sleeJ>· lng soon stabllizes. too. loud. lusty ales can also be a sign of good health. both physically and emo- tlonally. F°' Instance. Institutionalized in· fants who haven't received enough loving care soon learn not to cry. And sick nev.lborns cry dlstfnctively differently from the norm. Their howls are often higher pitched. In one partk:ular .tflictlon, a genetic aberration, the child has a mew· lng cry. The sound Is so characteristic that the disease Itself Is called the crl du chat (cat cry) syndrome. A U this verification of Zach's robust de· meanor didn't quite help last summer when we were trying to soothe him and explain his aies to whispering neighbors and solkitous supermarbt shoppers. I never knew just what to say. It wasn't un· Iii I uncovered an item titled Lullaby from the Womb that I found my answer. Ha)lme Muraoka, ·an obstetrician at Tokyo'~ Nippon Medical Colkige, dis- covered that screaming babies would quiet down when he played recordings he tWMi made lntide a pr~t WOf'lllan's ullerus. The padfytng effect was most dmrmatfc. What Dr. Murooka conduded was !Mt some chl&dntn are ltdUaJly homesick for the famlBllr feelngs .00 sound of thctr mothers' wombl. Though I never did obtain one of Mu.rooka's records (It was reported to have sold up to 8,000 copies), the doctOf did provide me with a pat comeback to thoM lnwrmlnllblc queries: "What's wrong with the baby?" they would alk time .twr time. "He's homeek:k." I could now answer .weedy. And, about !Mt time, l.ach began lo bmik Into smlla and gur· 1'9111 ales ... CWTY evening .bout 5:30. 111"9 START YOUR DIET TODAY. BECAUSE NOW YOU CAN ••• lose 24 Pounds or more ••• and it Still keeps ·Working! • CONTROLS STOMACH • SUPPORTS BACK AS IT SLIMS KEEPS WORKING AS Y U LOSE lOPOUNDS 20POUNDS 30POUNDS • CM.l TIU. flll ... "'-.... .... 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A more disturbing explanatfc>n Is the fact that so many Americans are not only overweight, but obese. What- ever the reason, this Is the reall· ty: The Incidence of diabetes Is BETTER WAYS TO CONTROL DIABETES By Paulo Dranov Increasing at a rate of six per· -------------------------------------- cen~r year. Today, approx· lmately five percent of the population -10 million Americans -have diabetes. What's most disturbing of all is that four million of them don't even know ii or are not receiv- ing treatment. Given the cur· rent rate of Increase, the number of diabetics will double every 15 years, and babies bom this year wlll have a one-in-five chance of becoming diabetic within their lifetimes. Any way you look at It, dla· betes Is a ma}or health prob· lem, the direct cause of more than 38,000 deaths per year and a facto r In perhaps 260,000 more. At that rate, diabetes and its complications rank as the third leading cause of death by disease In the United S tates, after heart disease and cancer Why has diabetes become such a threat? Doctors are uncertain, but they do know that the risk of diabetes doubles for every decade we live over the age of 40, and with every 20 percent of excess weight we carry. Thie vast majority of diabetics -80 percent -are more than 45 years okt; so some of the Increase ls linked to our rising life expectancy. But, It's also related to the prevalence of obesity In our society -13 percent of adult men and 23 percent of adult women are ove~ight enough to be considered obese Although diabetes can be controlled with medical treat· ment. diet and exercise, the outlook may be especially grim fOf the four million who don't know they have It. It can lead to heart attadc, blindness, kidney disease and ga~ne. Diabetes mellltus Is the full name of this chronic, hereditary dlseasc, which has been re- cogn!Ud for more than 4,000 years, and for which there Is still no cure. It It a dllofder stem· ming from the way the body PfO<*MS carbohydrates which w. tak'e In through food high In tugar and starch. Normally, thae foods are converted Into a form of tuglll' called glucote, which Is either uted to produce hat Of energy. Of stof'ed In the Match your Mom with one of our~. Take some time to m8tch your Mom with a good-looking, dependable Tame~lllen watch her face light up when you present it on Mother's Dey. You'll make her feel like the woman of the hour. Even if she has a watch, a Tamex will be a welcome gift Bec.ause Mom can always use a change of watch, whether she's into fashion, fitness, the family or business. But most of all, a llmex will ~a lasting reminder of your love and affection. A gift that you'll feel as good about giving as she will receiving. ~ 1979 Tlmell Corponstion. body. Instead of being used, the gl\.lc<>M accumuletcs In a dla· bdc's blood, and Is later expel· led In the urine. At a rault the body hes to draw on other raerva for energy._ Doctors aren't sure why this Mppen.s, but they do know It .,.. to do wtd't the wortttngs of the pencNU, • large g&.nd located behind the scomach. The pancreas produces Insulin, the hormone which regulates the body's UM °' IUgaJ. With In. sufficient •mounts of lnsuMn, or without Ina.I lln, the procas by which glucote Is burned or stewed ps .wry . The tymptoms can range from not f•llng weU to M.Kh ob- "MlllU WHAi. Y, Alf!! a, 111"1 • • vlous warning signs as frequent urination , unusual thirst, weight los... easy tiring, weakness. lr· rit.ablllty, nausea, or an uncon- trollable craving for food, especially sweets. Other danger signals Include changed or blurred vision; peln or cntmps In the legs, feet or flngns; fre- quent Infections of the dcln, gums or urinary system: slow healing of cuts and bruises; in · tense Itching and drowsiness. In juvenile-onset diabetes, the most severe form of the disease affecting children and young adults, symptoms can be fol- lowed by diabetic coma. In the days before Insulin Injections, the young victims usually died within a few years. 0 nly about 10 percent of au diabetics have the severe form . Most have what doctors refer to as maturity-onset diabetes, which first occurs In middle or old age. The most , likely victims are the overweight, and Individuals with a family history of the disease. It Is more common among women than men. For most of us. the very thought of diabetes raises the specter of dally Insulin ln)ec· tions. But In fact, more than half of the six million Americans under treatment rely on diet alone to control the dlsorder Symptoms may disappear en· tlrely once an overweight pa· !lent gets down to normal weight. But diabetics must watch carefullY that they don't gain, and make sure that they stick to a meal plan especially tailored for them. Impulse· eating or food binges can bring on the symptoms again, and I l . lnfroducl_ng TIEQUUED 1ASSELED LOAFER One ol the ~ terrtnca In our MW 11'°9 llnel Outtt-etltched tongue topped off with a •If bow glw9 It a NMY looec. Hidden 90'9 maka It eay-on-off •.. heJpe It hug your foot a you duh about l'lef9 and there. Cran.ct ol soft lellther.fook poly11t,thane ••• FMlata ec:ufflng. Whim clMn with a dMtp cloth. HM built-In arch and ''"' ahenk few comf0f1able eupport. Cu1hloned nylon trlcot tining coddlee your foot ln11de. Bouncy crepe rubber eole and ~-In. heel add that walk-on-elr feeling. Get a pelr nowl 111111-TM ............ .. '"'· .. '"'· '· '"· .. 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Another 1.25 million dla· betlcs are IJeated with oral medication, drugs that seem to lower the blood-sugar level by stimulating Insulin production. These drugs are considered suitable only for mild cases of diabetes In older people. Pa· tlents with juvenile-onset diabetes, no matter what their ages, must be treated with daily Insulin Injections. a balaoced diet and exercise. The Idea Is to regulate the body chemistry so that foods are used as normally as possible. W tth proper treatment, most diabetics can avoid the llfe·threatenlng complications of the dlMase -heart attacks, gangrene, strokas. These are cauted by hardening or thicken· Ing of the artana, which Mems to occur In diabetics at an earller·than:usuel age. The arteries molt often affected are thOM ludlng to the heart, legs end brain. When they can no longer provide adequate dr· culetlon. the results are hurt at· a.cu. garvene or ltrdca. °'9betn allo can damage the It's beginning to appear that the worst. thing about diabetes today is not knowing you've got it. caplllarles, the tiny blood vasels connecting arteries and wins. If this oocun, the end result may be hemonhaga ol the eye (and, ~ eventual ~MIS) as wel as lcldncy ll'Ouble. The molt irnponult advance In the treanent of~ Ml, ol coune, the dllcowly of lntiu· • TllY\EX. min1-alirm .. ,, ..... ,.... ... Un In 1921. Until then, patients rarely lived moN than a few years alter di.beta ~. Today, most dlllbetlca liven«· mal life tpans and laad nonnal Ms. Only a few jobs .,. olf. •rntts to ~ taking tnsu}n - operating huvy mechtnay, flv· tng airplaMS and truck dtWtne -becau• ol the danger, ellm but real, of lnsuln reaction. This can occur when the blood augar drops to ebnonnaly low lewll. uaaallv due to cxcrdllng mcxe than nonnal wllhout utlng enough to compensa• for the calorin expended. Or. It can be cauted by dellying a meal or ~ oNv a tkitnpy OM. Mott diabetics cany • candy t. Ot sugar cubes against the chance of insulin reaction. but the onset can be sudden. The warning signs include excited. nervous, confused or Irritable behavior; rapid, shallow breathing; hunger, headache and a numb- ness or tlngllng of the tongue. A diabetic coma, another extreme reaction, Is the result of too much, rather than too little, blood sugar. It Is rare today, and can occur only when a pa· tlent seriously neglects his diet or doesn't take his insulin. Onset is gradual rather than sudden, and is characterized by flushed, dry skin; drowsiness: deep, labored breathing; vomiting, thirst and abdominal pain The coma follows and, without medical IJeatment, can resuh In death . A lthough there's no sure way to prevent diabetes or to cure It, treatment is stlll lmprov· Ing dramatically. The lnsu~n now In use Is extracted from sheep and cattle. But last September, human Insulin was first produced In a laboratory - a breakthrO\.lgh that eventually could prevent potential chronic shortages. Another recent advance Is a waist-size artificial pancreas capable of normalillng blood· sugar levels. These devices are lo be carried or worn by dla· belies, and there's even the possibility that scientists will be able to produce an Implantable artlflclal pancreas that could sense blood glucose levels, compute lndlvldual Insulin needs and automatically Inject the hormone. All In aU, It's beginning to ap· pear that the worst thing about diabetes today Is not 1111 knowing you've got It. la:.J DIABETES DANGER SIGNALS • Frequent urination • Exc:allve thirst • E.x1remc hunger • Rapid weight los& • Drowsiness • Easy tiring • General weakness • Blurred llltk>n or change In vtslon • Slcln Infections • Pain or cramps In legs. feet, fingers • Slow hca~ng of cuts and bNIMI • Intense ltehlng ANY ONE OF THESE SVMP· TOMS CAN MEAN DIABETES For more Information about )uven~·onMt diabetes, wrtte: Juvenk o..beta "'Foundation, 23-EAlllt 26th Snet. New Vodc.- N. V. 10010. ,MM.'f WIDL.'f, ....... ,.,. .... .~ .. ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTE ZOYSIA! ( ORASS SEED Will NEVER GROW A LAWN LIKI! THUS-DROUGHT A WEAR RESISTANT! Amuoy lawns iake cook· outs, parties. Children playing on it won't hurt it or themselves! Slays green riabt thru scorchina beat and drousht! Lady Plugs In Zoysia Grass Gets Rid of Lawn Problems SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER. 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His attorney sent him a blll for $100 "for waking up in the m iddle of the night and thinking about your case." -Martin Ragoway Hubby and his wife were staring vacantly at the tube during the evening news. The subject was China. "What's your opinion of Red China?" the little wife asked no one In particular, bul then again, maybe her hu'sband. Hubby replied absently, "I think It looks real nice on a while tablecloth." -Dorothea Kent Mom finally tucked her little boy Into bed o~r an unusually try · Ing day and sighed, "I've cer· tainly worked from son-up to son-down today." -Henry Leabo A Flaw In the Ointment: Am· bllion Is fine, but just think: If everybody became somebody, there wouldn't be anybody left to be nobody. -Thomas LaMance Kida ... Ille dllfef9nlly. s.nd Oflglnel contribu- tion• to "Child," Family Weeki~ M1 Lexington Ave., N.Y .. N.Y. 10022. ''°II uMd-none returned. THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES My 21-cnonth1>1d '°" and I were leamlng the part• of the head. I would polnt to my eye and aay, "Eye." That way, he learned eye, ftC>M and mouth. But when My 10-ye•1>1d daughter ... pleyfially t...tng her 3-year-old brother who ......... one of the cup· C-.. I had fult lnlahed hetlftt: ,.Oftty, My cup. cUc... He Mid, .. c ... cake... Say anlppv doo· ....... Mid, "'Snlppv doo- I pointed to my ear, hla curloua faaclnatJon for the telephone ... betrayed. He touched hi• ear and aald, "'Hello." -C.M. Kommqe- Watafoo, lotoa die," or a rueonable r.c- elmde ol It. "Say hlp- popotamue," my daughter tueecl. Alter a dliatr•aed PllUN, Monty complained, "CM't. I don't h• a big mouth ... _,,,,., S. V. Wort'-lnQton Cltugiot, Aloako ,..._y WUICl.Y, .. a. tll'I a as .. Tankard 111own IUblll&Olie#y reduced Actu.l Mm 1111• tn height. 4"" dlametet • be9e Announcing the fjrst annual Franklin Porcelain Father's Day tankard The Wllliam Tell Tankard Crafted in fine porcelain and embellished with pure 24 karat gold. A Umlted edltloa naUable o.ty ••U Jue 17, 1979. The essence of the stirring legend o f William TeU is the bond of love and trust between father and chiJd. That special feel· ing is what Father's Day is all about. And that's why FrankUn Porcelain has chosen the belo ved William TeU theme for the creation of its first anniiaJ FatheT's Day tankard. 'The William TeU Tankard' is a supremely beautiful and supremely appro- priate Father's Day gift, crafted in fine porcelain. and bordered by band in pure 24 karat gold. The tankard bears a finely detailed, orig- inal work of art portraying the dramatic climu of the story of William Tell as be aima bis croubow to shoot an apple from the head of bis couraaeous son in defiance of the dictatorial governor. Thia powerful and evocative scene hu a quality of 'living' reali.sm lb.at is wholly exceptional. The issue price of each fine porcelain tankard-individually crafted to order. hand-ornamented with 24 karat gold, and bearing the hallmark, 'Foth•r'4 /)qy 1979- Franklin Porcd1i11,' is just S.35. The William Tell Tankard will be iaued in limited edition. Tbe ablolute deadline date impoaed to .. uro delivery in time for Father'• O.y is May to, 1979, and tbe tocal odidoa will be llT'evocably limited to the eHct number cl tankards ordered by June 17, 1979-Father's O.y. There ii a further limit ol ju two tank.ardl per pcnon. Please note, to present this handsome and most appropriate gift on Father's Day, mail your order now to Franklin Porcelain, Franklin Center, Pennsylvania 19091 . no la1er1han May 10th. Ordenwill beac.cepted further. until June 17. 1979. when the edition will be permanently closed. Applications bearing a later postmark must. with regret. be declined. Mail 1he ortkr form Nlow or call TOU. PREE IJIXH2J·1600 for clta'1Je card order- ing, by May /Otlt. In P.muylvania call TOLL FRF.B J-8()()-662-5180. .. .,.,. ,---~:~-~~~-L~=~;;L~NKARO I I A atrlcfly"""""' «1ltJon.. Clotlng .... .Nne , 7. fQ79. Franklin Porc•ln I I Franklin C.01er. Pennayt.an• 1909t I wltn to entet my Ofder tor -i:;;r.n-w•m Tell : Tankard(•) c rall.o in line l)Ol'Celain •nd t>ordered In 1 24 karat Qold • .i 135 MCh plu1 my 11•1• MlM I•• II 0 I enclOM c>eyment In IVM. 0 P ..... cnarge my crecs• card. •lter 1n~ent .. lollowa: ( ) ..... .., Ch•rve ( ) VISA ( ) Diners Club Fu•AccountNo ---------- Explnltlon 0...------. Signll\lr•-.... ---------,.----,-.---- Mr. Mra ' Mita~·----~-..... -~ .... ---~--""'"".-----~ Add, .. ____________ _ c11y _____________ _ a..t.ZID-------------'°~.-.. ,_'°" Mn9'90IW I -INllON. lllT\#lll POllW "_,!ff-... '"9 '--------------------~~------------~---~~-~~-- .. .. & • • Bike-Riding Rules May ls Bike Safety Month and the Na- llOnal Safety Council has a few sugges· lions for safer riding. 1.) Always drive with, not against, the traffic . 2 l Properly maintain your bleycle . 3.) Obey all traffic signs and signals. 4.) Never drive with a passenger on your bike and never hitch a ride from another vehicle. 5.) Drive single file. 6.) Watch for drain gates and other bad road surfaces. 7 .) Find out local ordinances and register or license your bike with the police de· partment. 8.) Make sure your bike has the proper reflectors and wear light·col- ored clothing, particularly al night. 9.) Drive your bike defensively: always watch out for the other guy. Pigs On The Run Piggy Is not a wildly popular nickname, and swine and hog don't fare much bet- ter. For all the lnsuhs accorded to them, however. pigs are really very humanllke. A few have even taken up .logging at the Insistence of their doctor. Robe:J1 Hamlin. a professor of veterinary physiology and pharmacology at Ohio State University, who has been using pigs to study the ef· fects of exercise on heart dlsea.se. According to Dr. Hamlin , "Pigs get tired from running, just like humans. They are not natural athletes.~ To get his hogs In shape he has them )09 on a tread· mill for 20 minutes, three times a week. "Pigs, like humans. can be conditioned to run. And pigs are good models for stud· les of heart dbease because, like humans, they can suffer from sudden heart at· tacks." Dr. Hamlin aho plans to do research on the effects of diet on coro· nary heart disease, and again pigs are the animals he will use because, like us, they are meat and vege1able eaters. Canine Heart Worm Motqulto season Is here, and the Mast. S.P.C.A. sugge5t5 that you protect your dog agelnst heattworm. a k1lllng disuse that II carried by mosquitoes. According to Dr. Gus Thornton. chief ,,. -· •• ft .,.,,.,,,. .................... MMon,,..,. ..... v ............. PatltGtl M. Lll\llley 1111 .. .-.r, Mtluf COOC* ~ • ,,,,,._, Wlbl.Y, "-"' a, "1t Tug That Une To The Olympics Tug-of-war In the Olympics? If the United States Amateur Tug-of-War Asso· elation has its way, that could soon be a reality. Tug-of-war-competitions used to be part of the Olympics, but according to Robert Pulfer, president of the nonprofit Association. "They were dropped In 1920 because not enough nations partkl· pated. Now the sport is pieklng up in popu· lartty." Last year, Tug-of-War Champion · of staff at Boston's AngeU Memorial. the largeSI animal hospital In the world, "The severity of heartworm disease varies greatly depending on where you live. In the South it Is a year-round problem because mosquitoes are always out." Aduh heartworms live In the right side of a dog's heart. There they breed. and their young circulate In the bloodstream of the dog. When the dog is bitten by a mosquito, some of the young are trans· ferred Into the bug and are passed.on to an uncontaminated dog when the mos· qulto has Its next meal. The young worms then circulate In the dog's bloodmeam untlJ they lodge In the heart, where they mature and begin the cycle again. Coughing. difficulty with breathing, tir· Ing easily and heart failure are symptoms of heartworms. but the best way to treat the problem Is to prevent It entireJy. Your veterinarian can adVise you about pre· venting heartworms In your dog. A Handwriting Expert Writing Is one of the three R's every child begins to learn In the ftrst wade. but many children are now being taught • new method of handwriting called D'Nea._n (above right). D'Neallan Is a J>l'O!Pm bued on ynrw ol obeavatk>n and research by Donald Thurber. the pt'inq>al and curriculum coordinator for the prtmary tc:hools In Rockwood, Mich. ships were held In Dundalk. Ireland, and 200 teams from 17 nations participated This year, Sweden will host the games Pulfer hopes to spread the word about tug-of-war by enco uraging athletic groups and schools to give the game a try. For in- formation on rules and membership in the Associatio n. write to, U.S.A T.O .W.A . Inc. Dept RP Box 9626. Madison, Wis 53715. What makes O'Neallan different? Ac· cording lo Thurber, "Writing is one of our basics, and It's Ulog1cally taught. Flrsi. children learn to print vertically and then they have to relearn everything when they begin cursive writing, which slants. With D'Nealian, a slant Is part of the method, and most letteu are formed with one continuous motion so that rhythm is bultt from the beginning." With the O'Nealan method, letters are taught according lo similarity of forma· lion. Children learn a few vowels and consonants, and then they begin making, WOt"ds. wHandwriltng Is more meaningful to kids when they can take home a paper and say, 'Look, this says dog."' And, Thurl>er emphasizes, "Individuality Is very Important. While leglblllty Is !treswd, D'Neallan recognizes that no two people have the same handwriting, just as no two people have the same flngaprtnts. There II no 'perfeci' writing." Ufestyles Sports. Now that the baseball sea- son Is In full swing, here's some inter· esting trivia about the sport's popular· lty. Last year 40,636,886 people bought tickets to major league games. making 1978 a record-setting ye.ar. The Los Angeles Dodgers drew 3,347,845 fans to their games. setting the season's record. and it seems that baseball's popularity will continue to boom. Armed with statistics based on the advance tic.ket sales for this year, baseball officials are predictmg that 1979 will bring more people to the sta· dlums than ever before. Boob. Has your diet taken over yo ur life? For a glimpse at the lighter side of losing weight. take a look at The Bronx Diet (Workman Publishing). Richard Smith's hilarious answer to Stillman, Atkins. Macrobio- tics and other corporal punishments. Smith, who's been on more diets thal\ he can count, admits that he ls not "adverse to eating And since three of my favorite eating companions are from the Bronx. and since the Scars- dale became so popular so quickly, I knew l had to do this." So.as the book advises. begin now to take the "die" out of "diet." Sun O.y. Solar energy proponents have chosen Thursday, May 3rd as the day for publicizing their message to the public about the increasing need for solar energy BIRTHDAYS (all Taurus): Suncl.y Emperor Hirohito 78; Zubin Mehta 43: Rod McKuen 46. Moacley -Queen Juliana 70. 'IUeeday -Judy CoDlns 40; Rita Coolidge 34; Kate Smtth 70. Wed· nact.y -Engelber1 Humperdlnck 43: Ben)amin Spock 76. Th....-, -Pete Seeger 60: James Brown 45: Frankie Valli 42. Frklliy -Audrey Hepburn 50: Roberta Peters 49. Saturday -James Beard 76; Lale GOre 33; Tammy Wynette 37. UllHl& 1 ....... U ....... UGMTS 100'• 13 ... Y .l1 ........ a. II" cilnftt by FTC •hod. Werning : The Surgeon Gen .. 1 Hes Determined That Ciprene Smoking Is Dlngerous to Yow Htelth. • -~ QUIPS & QUOTES ARMOUR:S ARMOURY What shall we nome the baby? What name If a boy, If a girl? If a girl, maybe Molly or Merlo. If o boy, maybe Erik or for/. Nome It ofter a wealthy uncle, And hope for a change in his will. Wfl/, in fa ct, might promote the suggestion, Or Wilma might /Ill the blll. Better still, coll It Eb or Zero. A )ust·for·the·present name. Let It loter chome what It wishes, And thus we ucape the blame. -Richard Armour That woman's wofk Is never done May very well be true: But ti's likely that the undo ne work Is what she asked her man to do. -Maurine Leyson Humorist Herb Shriner sold It 20 years ago, and It's still true: 'They're not really /lxln' the streeta. They 're just mouln' the holes ao the motorills can't memorfu 'em." -J Hennessey Some of the world's best pickpockets haue migrated to theU.S.A . Twoofthemorej~ weds. Their looe of/air storteo when they found themselues holding hands in the some guy's pocket. -Charles V. Mathis Will SS STAY ALIVE? The 65 m.p.h. speed Would be no great disaster, With everything considered - We'd just get nowhere faster. -Eda Lassetter The ultimate In lawyer bills wos recelued by a Midwest restaurant owner. His attorney sent him o bill for $100 "for waking up In the middle of the night and thinking about your case." -Mortin Ragowoy Hubby and his wife were staring vacantly at the tube during the evening news. The sub;ed was China. "What's your opinion of Red China?" the little wife asked no one In particular, but then again, maybe her husband. Hubby replied absently, "I think It looks real nice on a while tablecloth." -Dorothea Kent Mom ftnolly tucked her little boy Into bed qfter on unusually try· Ing day cfnd sighed, "l'ue cer- tainly worked from son-up to son·down today." -Henry Leobo A Flaw In the Ointment: Am- bition Is fine. but just think: If everybody became somebody, there wouldn't be anybody left to be nobody. -Thomas LaMance Kid• ... Ille dllferently. S.nd original contrll» !lone to "Chlld," Family Weeki~ &41 LAxlngton Awe .. N.Y., N.V. 10022. ''°,, uMd-none '9tumed. THROUGH A CHILD'S EYES My !l·month-o&d eon and l were learning the part• of the head. I would point to my eye and aay. "Eye." That way, he learned eye, noee and mouth. But when My l()..vur-old daughter WM~t ....... her 3-year-old brother who wanted one of the cup· ~I Md )Wt tnllhecl froedng: °'Money, MY cup· cM.e.• He Mid, '"Cup· cm..· ~ .... doo-c11e: He Mid, -S'*" doo· I pointed to my ear, hi• curtoua fascination for the telephone ... betreyed. He touched hla ear and aald, "Helo." -C.M. Kammeyo- Wotmoo, Iowa die," or a reaeonable t.c· ....... of It. "Say hlp- popotam•," my daught• ....... All.•. dlitreeeecl p.uee, Monty complained, "Can't. I don't h• a big mouth." -M,.. S. V. W0t11tl"9f0n Cltug ... k. N.ko Tenkard anown svbelanlielly reduced Actuel -.. 6" In helghl, 4"" CllemelW • beee Announcing the jjrst annual Franklin Porcelain Fatlwr's Day tankard The Wllliam Tell Tankard Crafted in fine porcelain and embellished with pure 24 karat gold. A U.lled edlrloa avaOahle oaly .mo J1111e 17, 1979. T he essence of the stirring legend of William Tell is the bond of love and uust between father and child. That special feel· ing is what Father's Day is all about. And that's why Franklin Porcelajn ha.s chosen the beloved William Tell theme for the creation of its first annual Father's Day tankard. 'The William Tell Tankard' is a supremely beautiful and supremely appro- priate father's Day gift, crafted in fine porcelain. and bordered by band in pure 1A karat gold. Tho tankard bean a finely detailed, orig- inal work of art portraying the dramatic climu of the story of William TeU u be aims bi.a croubow to shoot an apple from the bead of his courageous son in defiance of the dictatorial governor. This powerful '"d evocative ICCDe bu a qualiry of 'living' realism that is wholly exceptional. The issue price of each fine porcelain tankard-individually crafted to order. band«Tiamcnled with 1A karat gold. and bearlna the hallmark, 'Fotlt•r'l Doy 1979 - Frankli" Porulain,' ii just S35. Tho William Te.IJ Tankard will be iuued In llmlted edition. Tho abtolutc deadline dato lmpoeod to usu.re delmsry tn time for father's Day II May 10. 1979. and tbc total edition "'ill bo lrTovocably limited to tbe euct number ol tankatds ordered by June 17. 1979-Fatber'a O.y. There la a fun.her limit ol jUll two tanUrdl per ponoa. Please note, lo present this handsome and most appropriate gift on Father's Day, mail your order now to Franklin Porcelain, Franklin Center. Pennsylvania 19()1)1 , no /aJer than Moy /Otlt. Orders will be accepted further. until June 17, 19?9. when the edition will be pennanently closed. Applications bearing a later postmark must. with regret. be declined. Mail the orchr /orrn IH/ow or call TOU FREE 8()(}52J.7(J()() for cluJrr• card ord•,. ing. by May 10th. In Pennsylvania call TOU. FREE J-8<XJ..662·.5 f 8{), .. .,. .. ,--;:~-~~~~=;~l~~~-----, I A "1'k;fly llmif9d dJon.. Oo9lr1V dllfl: .NM , 7. 1979. II 1 Frenklin Porc•ln 1 Frenklin Cenlef, Penneytven,. 19091 I I wl9h 10 9"lef my ordef lof -c;;wr Wllillm Tel : Tenkerd(•) crenect In floe l>O'C.,.ln •r'ICl bordered In : 24 keret gold, Ill '35 NCh plue my It ........ 1e11 0 I encloM PllYTT19f'1I In full 0 PINM Cherge my orect• oerd, •ftef lh!Pm9nf .. follow•. 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California 92660 IPlHH Pnntj Name Address SR7 Penonal Proftle ____ State ____ Zip City Occupaltol'l Brand of clgartttt you now smokt SUllOAY, ANIL 2' 10:00 U (f J t1i 11) lhrtt °" T111" loday s compehhon ltature1 Dn1d Steinberg, Paul We~tphal and Gus Johnson against RIChard Roundtrre Lari "H1e Purl" Monooe and lohn Uavhce~ IO:lO U 1t1112_ f11 P'ro laske!Nll P'llrofl Doublehude• Games No 1 & 8 I ums to be announced 11:00 m Pro Blstblll !he Los Angeles Dodgm al the New York M~h 11:30 U rn ID; Ltttllds of Coif l 1ve. hnats covmge hom the Onion Cretl1 Country Club in Auston I tias 1:00 B ~) (10J ~ lntern1tional Ch1mpionsll1p Bo11n1 CAmraae ot lhe match between the nahonat teams from lhf USA and Vene1uela 1s lea lured 1:30 U a~ 1n SJ>orbWorld Comaae of the Whitbread Gold Cup hors• race from Sandown (ngland. f11endsh1p Cup we1ghthf11ng from Leningrad, USSR and another in~tallment of 'The f1t1esl ol lhem All 2:00 Q) Cope11ha1u1Skoll llodeo Supershrs CJlampionsllrp Wall Gar11son and Vern Lundquist, with guest Mel T1lhs, host lh1s rodeo special lrom lhe Will Rogers Colhseum in forl Worth. fem 2:30 B <IOl \21) Tiie Anltritaft s,ortsNn Wiiham Conrad and Curl Gowdy travel lo the Klamath Rivet 1n Norlhern Cahlorn1a lor salmon and steelhead hsh1ng, dnver Sam Posey bobsleds on Mt V~n Uoevenberg 1n NY and lour hang gliders ascend Mt McKinley 1:30 B Q) ill Wide World ol ~ An 18th anmvers.ary show featuring segments from outstanding past programs r ealu1td in this special is an inlerv1ew with Y1enko Bogate1 the ski 1umper leatu"d on the opemn~ ol each show and the NCAA Sw1mm1nc Champ1onsh1p~ SATURDAY, MAY S 11:00 U QI l}t P'ro Blwblll 1 eams 10 be announced 1:00 8 ( (JG) (2f) W'Mlt WOrld If s,orts Pa11 I ru1ured are the prehm1nary heals of lhe National Spunt Car Champt0nsh1ps from l erre Haute, Indiana, and part one of a lealure commemorahng the 2!>lh anniversary of Roa" Bannister c11ck1n1 lhe C minute mile 2:00 8 (ll) ~f Htustoll 0,.n Golf Semi finals coverage lrom th' Wood land H1Hs Country Club 1n Houslon, Texas 2:008 C'1 (~ ~ Tiit lellblc&J Oerbf Un coveraae ol this tamell llor1t rece 111111 C.wrtMll Dons 111 louimllt, K1ntlldy. 3:00 B ®I (21) Wicle WOrld of s,orts Conclusion 3:30 8 [I) <J1) S,.U SftctKwllr SUIOAY, Anll n irOO • "flf TillM Wiie TlllM , ...... (com) 64-James Dan en e WJ "T-Wittlell rtty'' (dra) '61-Kirk Douglas. Robert Blake 7:tl• .,...,.._....,.._Twiu"(mys)'46 Lana lurner a.• B OHUJ "Saullhc•llf'' (adv) '76-Robeit Shaw. lames b rl Jones. Bu u 811d1es, Genevieve Bu1old, Peter Boyle t:OO • Cit QI) ''Tiit llllettt '411111Pltr" (wes) ·1~-lom l auahlln Barb11a Cantta. Ron O'Nu l, Lrncoln K~p1trd MOUA Y, Anll JO 1:00 • (II 121 "Ital! "'111" (dra) '79 -Christine Delisle. e "lllllly Illy" (adY) ·~-Alan Ladd. lames Muon • "TM Lnt TI... IS.. Anllit" ('om) '61-Roberl Mitchum t:30 8 llll t.Dl .. ..._ c-ty LIM" (dra) '74-Alan Y1nl. Jesse Viii( •CJ) (fl QI) ''Salllwli" (dla) '79-Joe Penny, lames Sh11ela TIIDOAY, lllAY I l:tl • "TM UllY Allttiutl" (d!a) '63 Marlon Brando, Pat H1nele e ''FWies" (wts) ·~-Barb111 Stanwyck. Willer Huston e . ........,. If 1 YllllC M•" (adv) '62-Paul Newman t:• 9 ffJ) (ll) "f rlltnliCy ..... ( dla) '11-Peter hl WlDMSOAY, MAY Z tot• "SllNlll" (wts) '68-Sun Connery, 81111lle 811dot e •o..ei., If a SW' (dr1) '69-Harry Andrews, Anthony Quayle • ...... Mw.Mwt" (d11) '62-lroy Donahue. A1111e Dd1nson. 9:tO 9 (lJ)@ "T1r11 ....... Tw t.ltn" (d11) '79-Lee Rem1d TIIUISDAY, lllAY J t• • "Tilel S'1llt ..._, Dell't ""9r (clfl) '69-Jane ronda e "MlrlW' (dla) '65 Carroll Baker, Mtrlin Bal$1m • "11111 If ... .....,. (wes) ·~-Cary Cooper, Julte London I :• B O Clf) "TM C.....,. • Clllpt's ...._,. (com) '79-Bob Oen¥tr, Alan Hale Jr. Jim Backus, Natahe Schafer, Dawn Wells FllDAY, •Y 4 l:tl e "\MIS & .., ~ (tom) '70-llo Althur, C11 Youna e "ClllWs LMI'' (wti) 72-CNrln llmlson, lack PalarKe e .,..... .., ~~·~ ·~-Ntlalle Wood, Robert Redfoid ...... ltl. "Je•• lllltlfqt' I" (•1)''2 GrllOfY Peck. e •. ..._...ti., • ._,... (d11) '61-Se>encer Tracy e ~ W' <••> '74-Vic Mo!row. Marlin Sllet11 .. • 9 <l7J "'*. "" ..... (Wfl) '75-11111 "°"" 0 ~ i JlcnK ~>-z ,..,,. = 0 z -zcno "' z ,.. "' 0 TV WEEK APRIL 29, 1979 ~ORANGE COUNTY CAR BUYERS GUIDE ........ .._ ______ AND SERVICE DIRECTORY-~ SADDLllACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway M ission Viejo 131-2040 -495.4949 IOI Mel.ARENS IMW At Beach Blvd. & Whittier La Habra -522-5333 CADILLAC MAIERS CADILLAC 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-9100 DATSUN IAJtwtCIC DA TSUH 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano IJl-1 J75-4fJ.J375 GARD .. HOVI DA TSUH 13861 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove IH-7000 LINCOLN-MERCURY JOHHSOM & SOM UMCOLM-MHCUIY 2626 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-MlO , PORSCHE-AUDI CllVIH MOTORS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -135-3171 CHEVROLET COHHELL CHEVROLET 2800 Harbor Blvd. C.OSta Mesa -546-1200 FORD PHIL LOMG FOID 43 Auto Center Drive lrvine-761-5111 UHIYHStTY OLDSMOllLI 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -540-"40 DAILY PILOT GUST.AFSOM UMCOLM tBCUIY 16800 Beach Blvd .. Hunt. Beach -142-1144 VOLKSWAGEN CHICie IYHSOM, IMC. .. M•IO 445 E. Coast Hwy. YOUSWA ... Newpart Beac h -'7MtOG 18711 Beach Blvd .. 111.L YAM Hunt. Beach -142-2000 POISCHl-AUDI ........ ova VOUSWAMM 13631 Harbor Blvd. 13731 Hlrbor Blvd. Garden Grove Garden Grove 6J6-ZJJJ 1.-..111 ROY CAJtVEI IMW 1 540 Jamboree Road NewPort Beach -640.6444 SAIL CHEVROLET 900 So. Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach 494-1131 -546-9967 SUMSETFOID 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. · Westminster -636-40 IO SUBARU •Aloe. .. ov1 SUIAIU 13821 Harbor Blvd. Garden Grove 554-0IOO RV's & SUBARU SIA & SUH 17555 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach - 14Z·0671 OLDSMOBILE 2850 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -14 .. 9641 TOYOTA -.&. MAllY TOTOT A 18881 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -147 .. 111 (AUTRDAIZBO .....,am:NICB/llATlllFACTIDN) I ~ .... , MORNING 8:00 1!'1 •D O)Fatlffts m n.m.a. ........ :lllftltiell s-bt s-tsftf m U•rsity et tlM Air -6:30- U s-,side II Oil llt IOf WMt11 Only ....... ,,. • °'"'ul lA (])TY an.r-m 11ew z.o 1tvut Cl) CartOOllWillt mea,e.._uc...., [Joept Mon t2tl Aarlcuffure USA ~ lllstllldiollll 'recrams 7:00 U CV llll Mornin1 II ~ll tli) T odaf Sllft 8100 Clult • UQJ ati Good Morn1n1 ~iu David Ha1tman hosls e Tiit r rooiles m .., 111p au'"" mYt11ltrHulttl -7:30- D INJ M4ils mT• & Jtrrr m .,.,., S.,.r sun fll)ltiletr ... tn 8:00 8 CllJ c:a,c.ill llllaar" S....,S....,... •'Tlllm a. . ...., ...... .., •r.-.s (90.. fay -1:30- • &ilety; '70s lllllMll I 11 .Tiii ...... ..... ..., Of....,._ ... ..,,. 8 lllcltll/Ltllm lt,.rt; 1111 Mlftn' JMNI Mon · 8100 8 CJ) !Ill Alt 11 tllt Ft111lly; ....... Thurs. CJ)llll m.a. ec.a.. • Q QJ) 1'1111 .,....... .. ••t..--(11 ....... .11. ... 1.ay ·--.......... •'--.. ............. t1Jt II .. ; .. , ....... Cmpt Mon -t.JO- • O ._. b ctpt T~111S .... s... 1,..., .... ........ =~-ca .. ,, tOaOO i (J)llll,...llllM .. -............. Diel~~ ... w:-r·....., l11rn.w• llZ ... ._ ... Cl)@~futura ma ..... 111struct1ea -10:30- D 0' Qtl WllteltfftrlMt • L-. Allltriall Style • (fQ) inl U0.000 P'Jf ...W mn..t Girt .., llaMy ' Ille l'rtftulf 11:00 n Stm C.lf• Sllew rJJ CllJ Tiit Yt11111 & t11t 11est1tts D !fl1 tHl ,._d ,,_ Iii Tiit lie Wiiiey 8 m (2t) hrnlly Ftud (10) All .., Cllildrtll m Ghost & Mn. Muir Cl) lioMef Pyle m EJtctric eom"'"' -11:30-• m <faJ Surtl1 for TOIMfrw 0 l)S Ofl Hollywood 54•1ftS U W (21) ly111's Hope lillo6J M4its . ...., fD Did CMtt Sllow I AFT•RNOON 12:00 u , .... ' tlM .... .. IJ11 °"' .. Ow u.. D Twili;ttZ-a > a Mt 11r Olildftl ( (t).I ()}) IJtJ ..... D GI 1119M: See Daytime Movies. ..,.._m fD Midlatl J1cUo11 Sllew -12:30- • Ct> ff V Al tM WorW T 111111 •°'• (J§)f...., fttld .... S!Nrt •'•"'"'''"' .. ..... LlllN a °"' " °"' u.. 1:00 .. (tJ) Tiii Oldlfl ....... • Cl){fl ta OM utt .. IM • a.r.. i.tl'ldlll -l:JO- • Cl) <1}l Tiii W6lc UaM e o ..... .., . ... •c-tr~ 18) Tiit Dldlrt 2:00 . ........... • ()) 1119 C.Wll....,... . ....... .""' ... .... I ...... "'9 & '-...... ......... -z:•-e ort-r11 lM" Ull; Im ..., rn ...... 1=:.':" •'---~ 1100 • a"" " ur.; •1m-1111t1•• , ... ,..., .• ,...Jiii fffhm .... ... ............. . v1Stl lo the Daughteflys #ho hve on a schooner, Mr W1uid perl0tm•n& physics luls. and elephants pu111ne up • arcus tent .. llltdicll Ctt!tt1 • r: QfJ n. Ure of Nicllt If) lliU ~eta Sllft D "-Auts ® lllowir. Set Daytnnt Mov1n m n. fli11ts10MS U> """' ' Jtdle !ft Card Slllrks 12!1 °""' Easy fltftlhlm rso Yilb Alt111 -3:30- U Cros-Wib CD Mr Tllr" Soils • Diulll • Mowit: See Daytime Mov1u • .., fMritt Martiall ... ....,""''"' en TIM ... .,., Wiid II) llano. llrlllnt @ M Stir Secrets ~V-rlllAlqrt (2))""" m,.....,_ (J]l lliNlll <9l HMc•,.. l..Mt• 4:00 8111tdl'-.... 1% GlllfyT;.r..._ en. SeMt Ql)Tlll .... _ QI) Cira! lrwMtt & f rltflfs @SblditS.. IDVllaMerrt -4:30- -5:30-mlntied fJ Qj) ...,, ,,. ....,, ll>MllMs&Y.,. ~°"'bit a•""" (lf)ra111n1 I .,, Susan Winslow (D•rleen Cur, left) c•ll• her friend Ro .. (Ellen Sherman) when she finds herself down with the blues, on Miu Winslow & Son. wednetd•Y 1t 8:30PM on CBS. ,.... • L•uren Tewes, who st.usu Julie McCoy in ABC's The Love 80 .. t (S•turd .. ys .. t 9PM), w .. s born in Tr .. fford, P ... -the n•me, incl- dent•lly, wu origin .. lly Germ .. n .. nd Is pronounced "Tweeze." L .. uren's first big Kling bre..k came In mld-1914, whe n she w•s c•st In .. TV commercl•I e n•bling her to join the Screen Actor's Guild .. nd to sign with • t•le~t aigent. Althouth she went out on dozens of lnte~lews, It woH September of 1916 befo~ things bq•n to hall~-• btt put here,• sm•ll rote the~. These roles Included aippurances on Charffe's An9el1, St•rsky & Hutch and family. Her sense of humor was effec- tfvefy displayed In "Love loat Ill," which ~ed "' the pHot for the series and introduced the char1cter of Julie McCoy. Thln11 hne been lookln1 1ood ever llnce. Linda Lavin, star or the delightrul ~itcom, Alke, joins M.uy Tyler Moore in song and dance on The Mary Tyler Moore Hour, Sund•y at 10PM on CBS. Linda is seen as herseH as she reheuses .. nd performs with Mary for her guest star stint on ''The M•ry Mckinnon Show." Mary and Linda, joined by d•ncers costumed to represent Theda Bara, Clara Bow, Chartie Chaplin, Valentino •nd othe r silent sc reen idol\, perform a special salute: "Dancing at the Motion Picture Ball." Linda also performs George Gershw1n's song, "Someone to Watch Over Me." SUNDAY I MORNING • 1114iates u Adffrtisemtnt 8:00 D llaR Willell lihcic Sllow • Vlriety C... T lltttloll • DlyWul lA Utill Pl'lfile .. 'f..tll & tile ISllllS ID Tiit Iii* Alllftn G)llemperlloom Q1l llllieion l'roeram -6:30-D P'tlMl[.11( Fllf Our Times A news simes or re1t1ious and cultural aH11rs broadcasts an chored by Ooueln Edwards This l1rst program. "The Whole Child". eum1nes how pre teenarers 1n Cinc1nnat1, Ohio. are celebrat1n1 the Un1led Nations lnternat10nal Year of the Child Sacn4 Hurt -~ • [ywitMta Les Aftttlts (() lit Tlltre It Upt Ill Dmy & Goliatll CJD) DiredilllS .. 0.-Ury ....., @ ToNy's Cllllrdl 7:00 a loOy's lltlitioll ~ .. Aerie•""" D 'Bit's Cat e Variety Cid Ttlttlltft •" .. Writt• t•J TV I Loob at lur11rn1 CJ tai.ary Cllapet (tQ) Wef1d b1111elism m 01, ol 1Maiver1 Ct!) Old f1111t Gos,fl Holir m [rMSt ....., Hour @ T1lis h IM Ufe tm Yoea i.. Haltll \JI) Surd! i.. Allcitnt Ft1t~ UJ Acriulture USA -7:30- U Canlmitmettt I 3 Villa Ne1r• IJ The Cllristopllers U Campus l'rolilt-V1t"llO'"t on llulTitiaft IJ lnttmatiolllt Hollr CJ lln. Teny c.le Wllittahr (I~ Prtctical Christianity m Wlrtd TOlllOrrOW ltJ) Oney ' Goliatll fD Mister a.,tn r2J) World Ew111plisin '!ll S4llldly Iba 8:00 fJ (ft, SundaJ Mof11i111 IJ T1lis Is tllt Ult 11 Variety Clllll T tlttlltft • DilMftsiolls CJ lit GM loft You ltal *" r.1wen SNw m m JitftmJ Sw1111rt Sllow U) lies Humbard Shew ®I V.e of Acricutture fD StsllM St'"' (}t o., of DilcGftry O)Tlle rn a.. ilt Marlo's Mltic .... le Macllillt -8:30- ( v m °'' " DiKowtry IJ °" c.,.s U for You, Black WONn 0 Mtetin1 Ti111t at C.lnry m f rtdenck K. Pnct 1}3 It Is Wrilttn 21 llu Humbard Show at Htt•ld..ol Trut~ 9:00 3 llu HumlNrd Sllow 0 OdyaeJ 0 V•ritty Club Telethon U Villi Altrre 0 I i 12_3 Oul llobtrtJ 10 It Is Written O> Doll Sttttirt Cnn1111S111 m SllN Pi111I lt Know Tour Btble -9:30-u Mister MifOO D U Meet Ille Prm U It Children's TV ma1111nt I 12 fact Ille MltMNI Ill Day of Discoffry lTOI Spectrum m JlmmJ Oown Und11 All'n Ludden n1rrates this underweter adventure lutu11ni Inn Michael Cousteau ind J1mm1 Packer m Old r.1111 Gospel '*'' 1> Morie: tw: "l.My for a llipt" (dra) 41-Joan Blondell Cl:tJ Jimmy Swau•rt Sllow 10:00 fJ (a I ff~ Thru on Tllret Todays compe11tion features Oavrd St11nbtr11. Paul Westphal and Gus lohnson pilled a111ns1 R1chud Roundtree. [arl "The Pearl" Monroe and John Havhcek Hollr of Power D Acricvlture USA U YARlffi CLUB'S • SPRING SPECTACUW CONTINUES Till Sl'M &J V.rlety Club Telethon U Kids Ate Ptot1ie Teo D Herald of Trvtfl talhMK """' m This W.. ia lntNU ~ S.a.cll '* ,._,., w..-1) -10:30-u re 1t Pro BnltlNll l'llyolf 0011bltlleadtr Gamu No 1 & 8 lums to be announced l 10 2f Kia An Plo,lt T• IJ lltliciMs s,tcill: lnttrrtptioll 1n 84141,.,t (R) A ant hour dram1hc documentary on the story ol lhe lest Y"" ol Hannah Senesh -1 national heroine ol tsrael who p1rachuled into Nu1 occupied [uropt 1n 1944 to uve Jewish children 1n her native coontry of Huneary a ..... ltr" Jtllkifts m Dldpr Duewt/P~ m c.Mry a.1pe1 m f utkll Socctr ()t World CllM!pionslli' Tt1111is 11:00 CJ J1Mmy s..u111 Sllow m Pro lntNll T~e los Aneeles Ood&trs al the New YOik Meis 0) ClllHCll in the H- fll) fretstyle -11:30- D ~ llJl l•&H'I ,, Gell live.finals covtrare lrom lhe OnlOll Cretk Country Club in Aus11n. lens: • <2ll Anitlllb ..... Ill Wsiolas TOWlllllll (ft) ,..,,,.."" m.-. A FIGHTING MAN FRUSTRATED twr-• ...., ............................ • 11ect ... ,,..,.. ........ •-111 .,, I ....... lea. D. °"""""' • c-•-=a.,...., " 111 r..,.. "-"'· PldlfM • (I 1e t> ,,. ......, • ..... QWcllll, ....... Md•,,... D. ............................. Mitt ...... "IU." the stOty of Amerite's erutest war hero ot this century- General Dw11ht D. Eisenhower-and Ille men and women who complic.ted, complemented and proptlled his fife durin1 the an1ry and ultimately ¥1cto11ous years of WW II, comes to the screen in a six· hour drama scheduled over thrte ni1hts-Th11rsd1y, Friday and Sunday (Ma1 6) from 9 to 1 IPM ttch n11hl on A8C Robert Duvall, one of 8roadw1y and Hollywood's most cistin1u1slled actors end an Atademy Award nominee fOf his powerful performance n th• adopted son In "The Godfathtr," stm n EiMnllower, wrth Ltt Remick as Key Summersby, the li«y·ttmptfed Enchsh llW()men who WIS his driver, tide. confidante end friend duril'IR his lonely yeers •w•y from home. • As Supreme Commander of the Alhed laped1honary Forces, £1senhower dealt with the ma1or wOfld leaders of the Allied powers, and a cast of leading American and fnellsh actors brrne those powerful individuals back lo hie. The American actors Include Dana Andrews (Cen. Georee Marshall), Darren McGavin (Gen. Georee Patton), J.O. Cannon (Ma101 Gen. Waller Bedell Smith), Williem Schaller! (Gen. Mark Clark). Richard Herd (Gen. Omar Bradley), Stephen Roberts (President frankltn D Roosevelt), Leurence Luckinbill as Ma1or Richard Arnold (the American officer to whom Kay Summersby was en11aeed) and Paul Gleason as Capt. Tu L ... Ike's cfoml friend amone his aides. Wensley P1they, who bears • startlin1 resemblance to Winston Churchill, portrays the £n1hsh Pnmt M1n1ster, ind sta1e slar Ian Richardson 1s seen as one of Ike's meior alhes/ant1con1sts. Field Marshall Mont1omecy. Robert Duvall, the son of a career m1htary officer ("My ded went into Annapolis when he was 16 years old, rieht off the farm In Northern V11einia"), was still a child dur1ne the VNi II yurs and his memones of Dw11hl Eisenhower rully bt11n when the formtr officer was President of Ille United States. The phy$1cal resemblance between Duvtll end Clstnhowtf 1s sl1eht-"there was s11P90std to be mekeup to mike me look int hkt him. but when they put II on me it was just temblt, so Ille~ dtcidtcl to 10 with my own look. which is a much betttf ldu. This ii • wry demandm1 role~l'll bet it's one ol the 10n1est perts ever written for ltleY1s1on-111d 1t was br11t1I puthnl tft thOM ftl&e ttetll e*J def." On loelhon 111 1n 1nc11nt est1te oubtdt LOlldon "'*' Ike, Ctlutc/1111 and other m11it1ry leaders .,. 1111111111. Onell'• tact becomes • cltnehtd fist IS he clashes with the Primt Minllttr, wM hn rejected the Americen's plan for the lttvesion of E111o,t ~-' • SUNDAY (Continued) I APTaRNOON 12:00 e A VAllID Of STARS * VMlffi ClUl'S SNIK SP£CTACUW • Warilty a. T..._ •CD CI1 <21 i-s & a-en es..ro •TWJJll 8 Mw11'Ja nn.p !tie Arts • 81 "" ~...,._,. l'lars -12:30- • CJJ a Diftdielll e lhtit: "Slt111 t111111" CweS) '58-llmn Keith, Rita Gam a.~12 1:00 • (JJ (fl) (ft) fRltrnatio111f Ola11t1'• llllis loliRI Covmae ot the match between lhe nahonal tums hom the USA and Ven111uela • llafws ..,., 0 nit M...-rt "'YI m leaf .. HllM!rtlts/Ntws -1:30- • Q]l QI) $tloftsWt!W Coveraat ot the Whrtbread Gold Cup horse race from Sandown, Enetand, rriend$h1p Cup we1&hlhll1n1 flom lenintrad USSR; and "Tiit fittest of Them All 2:00 • Mitt & c:.ttllo • S.1stlllucllin1 Action! • MGM's "Scaramouclle" SfM iwu, Metwor• • stlCIAl Sura ... dlt (2h1) Ovr1n1 tbe 18th Century, a swash b11ckhn1 swordsman/mountebank lipn and "acts" 111s ••1 fhrouah love.and tdYtnture Stewart Granaer. Du nor Paihr. Janet Letfh. Mfl r trrtr 1nd N1111 r och star • cor£JNMG01S«i0Al • fll£SOTS A I00£0 SftCW.·TOr STAIS MDTOPlYUfTSI • Cetttlfl11 .. 1S ... I llNtt S.,.rsbn Cfl••IJle4t•fll' C90m) Witt Garrison and Vern Lundquist, with 111est Mel l~lis, llost this rodeo special from the Will Rocm Colfise11m in fort Worth, hm. The lout mtln events are bronc 11d1nc, bvll ridinr. u'1 109in1 and c1t1's blrreJ rldlna. • .....,....,,bc..t,. -2:30- • CJ) <DI '9 Tiit Alltorlcn ....... Wdli.tm Conr1d 1nd Curt Gowdy lrn tl to tllt K111111th R1ftr UI Norlht111 CllifofN for salmon 1nd aktlhtad lisl11111. ract dr1¥tf ~m Posey bobsleds on Mt Van Hamn "'1 1n lAkt PlacHI, N Y, 1nd fe111r 11111C tlidtts ttttrtd Mt McK1111ty • Cllllr9e'• ,.. """' 3100 I , ...... 1110.• Cl) ..... """"' ....... (11111) '34-Gilitef Rotert <II"* -r. "* ...... .. . , ... .... ct I 'Ip .....:.. lt::..-.C.. -J:JO- 1J Sllerled Hol!MS aJ Get SNrt m AlllMf Woke OJ ~· ti! °""'"'° lt TV lowltr11111 4:00 0 ,..,..., C.lllf BSuMIJ D ANAi. HOUR • VMIID CLUB'S S,_lllG SPECTACUl.M U Variety a.b T..,_ CD Mowle: 11' -S.ratep" (com) 37-Cllrk Gable. Jun H•IOw Cl) Morie: "Tlwff Saillr'S & I &irl" (com) 'SJ-lane Powell 1141 Histwy of Motlco fD Wiii Strott Wttk !HJ Morie: "Clllriotl of Ille Goes" 71 Documentary 1S4) Home Gardener -C:30- 8 lllorit; "Rilull of Ewif" (d1a) '69-touis Jordan. Anne lluter 121! u ~ fll) WnltlnctGft W-' in lltYiew 5:00 l 1) Outdeonlll111 D CJ) star Trel • ~llews Iii llOYlt: "H" It SaYe a Marrla'9" (com) '68-Dean Martin i Tllis Is Y Ollr lillle m firitlc llnt (ft) Mffit: (llfJ "Sitth11 fllrett1" (com) 48-Robert YOlll!I (JO ltllunitits Tllr ..... "" Ms -5:30- .. ®J lllws • Gfut Mwtmwt tUl llary T,ttr .._. Q]l fOQD Q4'Tw..-.. I •V•NHIQ e:oo 8 8 IUl l)f) lllws ,.. I 8 l!Mlt: (Zllr) .. ,., TIMlle Wl!o TM11~ '""I" (com) '64 -James Duren. Pamel1 T 1llin, Paul Lyllde A wealthy youna plar,boy t111s 111 love with 1 penniless a rl. and lhe11 love has I rouah tourse-unlll Ille uand father wnchons the romance ('f)J CMll lllflllft & f,... ...... $ ... (f}) htiellt e IM!e: (llw) "T ... M · .r Pltr" (df1) '61-Kin Oou&fas. Robert &la•e. £ G Mar1/11ll, Rich•rd Jaec•ef A courtr00111 ltfj111t of 11anc rape UM 1nd ilJ rtPf!Cmions on • CtrNll C0111mun11, 1nc111w4 11m tht tact the rtP1$ts 11e ~er1t111 Gls •nd "" vict1111 d • foe.ti 11rl. Cl.utrs...,C.... . "" ........ ,.... -t:lO-~~= .... Cl I ... .................. ~:r::. ,.,,... ff c-. s..11 llt. •C....C... • -""' • Cllllk TIOO e oo g• .... ea"'.......,..,.. .. llttlltt <•> "Tiie hlfotd Polite Ho11t" l he story of Jolly Rote• a lhorouahbred trotter with winning potenhal-wllo can't ret ower lhe habit of break1na stnde 1ust bttore uossinr the hrnsh line He gels a S«Ond chance, however whe11 he 11 bouahl b1 the Boston Mounted Police Forte Sh11le1 Stults. Sand, Silnders, Charles Seel Gtorit Sw1nebroad and W~h1m H1lh1rd star a "GE,.mm * JOHfl DllM.I: ROCKY MOUllTAlll R£Ull0fl" U lll ISJ S'LCtll Jt llft Oemtr's lledr lilelllltlilt llHlllofl (lhr) In lhtS family speml lht mountain balladeer venturts deep 1nlo lhe brutht1k1nely beautiful Colorado wilderness lo reltut b•etdmg pa1~ of tome of the most endanaered S!>fC•ts on ear1h IJ s,ac.e 1999 m Mowit: Ml (2111) "The f'ostman Alw•11•iftfs Tm" (m~s) '46 -lana Turner, John Garfield A lhuller aboul an illrcrt love allair between a young wife and her old husband's worker who plot lo mU1de1 the husband. (2Jl i.1111 C.lllw1r lllt11Yins 6i) ..,., Htritac• ii) Allll Hlf Mas (Iii ~, ... Aft (JI, Socuf Made in Gtr111111y -7:30- IU 0,US H loot AIM • 8:00 0 It}) Ml Ill !tit rMliff (R) Holidays take on a speml mean1n1 W!lh the &nkm when 11 loo\s like Mike, Clona 11\d 111ndS011 joe, will be comin1 llome for Clt11st1111s a fl! a n.. Ii& £Miit s.a.. llKlltr (2hr) Robert Shaw and limes Earl Jones star as two fun lov1n1 p111lts, 1n an tction adventuie movie p1ttin1 su p111tes aea1ns1 often corrupt 1uthor11tes 1SSl1ned to ma1nt11n 11111 and orde1 on Caribbean islands durina the 181h century Peter Boyle, Genevieve llllfOld. lluu Bndaes. Geoffrey Holder, Avery Schreiber, An1elic1 Houslon and Dorothy T1ist1n •1$0 st•r ........... • Cl) [I ., ''""''" c.ctkl "Tht Hand ol Cod" Wtary of evad1111 their 1elentleu Cylon ourwtrs, lhe Gal1ctlc1 c1rw dtcld• to take on a Cylon base sta1. •" .. "'""" •S.Y..ty •@...,,..,.. a Ole ,_, usar -&:lO-• 0 0.0.,ettTIM ~) Co11clus1011. Ann watches un11m ptlhetalty as [d, unR!t to mttt his l•m1ly rtspoflslllthhes, 111WSt tllllef IMI wrtll tht truth or t.OftlprO mae hes dNMm. • .. w.1' .. .... •ut•lt .... .... . ... ...... 8100 e 0 .. (~ Alie•, Mtl end no • WttlftC In end bvaifll Vtrt wrlh llOIJ ~VfSflORS 1114 """'" tor ed¥ict *411 tllt fella .............. E ...... ... 00 .... (aw ""' .... (litt) .,t,Ofl'I lt11pll11. ....._,, C.11ttt, Rt11 O'Nt1I, l111Colll llllp1t1lc-. Victo1 Cemoo&. HtctOt [111$ Mltr llllWll· TV WEEK. APRIL 29. 1979 hnety part1c1p111na in the m;macre ol membe1s of an Indian tnbe-slain so lhey could not testify ;ibout tht th1e~el')' ol 1 powerlul ranchero -a man luves llome and his wife in stll dtSIUSI lhree )Url later, the man 1s 01S<OYered WOf•1n1 '" a sideshow when lour k1At1s are sent to ehm1 ~fr any clllnct of his returnmc •Mt Hlute .......... m ... .._..,_ S1tt111 fD fi .,...,,_. Tllatre: lJlit O)lltaic~ .... 'SO TIM Art fl llillc r..., H4H11M1 -9:30- 0 1 I I 11}1 Jal FriMft Whe n Mill ind Suun allend 1 conven1J0111nd' handsome spa owner takts a sh111e to Susan Mill m1sta•enlr assumes thr wullhy entrepreneur has des11ns on addlrtf the "founlarn of Youlh" lo hrs chain CJ TIM 111111 rs C.ina 10:00 o rt) IHI ll11y r,1., Moore Hour Linda Lavin euests Tens10ns develop du11na the week when both M11y and Linda are nominated tor a hlev1s1on Hall of Fame Award Kenny always 011 lht scene with a scheme to make a quick buck, 1mme d11tely starts a pool 1Jv1n1 odds and coweune etery poss1b1hly e 1HJ 9 mcrat Cllt•a• !tlorts Ille-lie ......, • c.,.s ( i hr) A special rtoor1 with [dwtn Newman as on.umera rell0f111 lot an e11m1111hon of the commtfclll ttahon of br& time "amateur" athfel ics 111d why colltlt spor1s today 11e 1 multi mlllloll dol~1 business gOldV= GEtllllt HM ......... .. ' ........ @ ........... • Iii """'' 1-ul !IJl ,., .. & 1111 ,...... -10:30- •JNMr S.Wrt Sllew ...... 11:00 .. ()) ..... e WCll9 .... .,......., .°"' ...... •1111tto: "Tiit ,..._. ..,. ... Twla" (mp) '46-b na r urner, loltn Gtrlrtld, Hume Ctoityn (fJ),. a. . .,.,......, 0 ..... 11 .,.... ....... ........... -• lllCartllt -11:30- • """ Allllllllf" .. '-' n.ma. ........ : ... , .... , .. .... , .. ) '10-Pauo llkGoaMft ••a. • 111 ............. <••> '67~ W ::;..II«! Meldefl i,:11: ....... SM• • (Qllll) ''8-0ufl ll1rt111 ·-CllllUO • ICllOOl OF .. llf .......... RMll 1 Ila ........... taaoo • r..e.,........, a.di -l:JI.-........... Cit' (Nw) .,,_ Errol ""'"· °""" • ~ JAMES FRANCISCUS · till\\\\\\\"\\ IAKBARA EDEN : LEE GRl"1 · \\~ \\~"'' lllUIJJI SHATNER·J/M HUTTtM ·---\\~ YJ!f!t IJ::%J@ ~ u ~ ~ (1) I . • ,.... ... , ... ,0 TV WEEK. APRIL 29, 1979 ~lalerand }Qillreally iBJlaler. Getting hooked into the American credit system is an al most irresistible temptation. One that's led millions of Americans helplessly into debt. Before you run up your credit, watch Jess Marlow's special report all this week . You 'll be indebted to him. "CreditJlrl<ie$'' A 5-part report with Jess Marlow 4~ ~-4al5 \ We may soon find ourselves running close to empty. Tonight, jojn anchorman Harold Greene as he explores the causes and effects of our present fuel crisis. You'll find out who's step- ping on your gas. How irrational rationing may become. And what you can do to survive this gastly situation. Watch ''Gas Rationing;· a special ten-part Eyewitness News Closeup. All this week at 5 and 6 on Channel 7. . 51s6PM · Because there's more to life than news, weather anti sports.· """ MONDAY AN!l JO For mor111n1 a1141 1fterM011 listl11p, pltue see OAYTIM[ l'ROGRAMS. ltlow, for your conwt11ienct, are the day's moNs. DAmlllE MOVIES 12:00 Ill Ii ~ of tilt Kifla" (dra) '53-Jeflrey Hunltt Michael Rennie, Wendy Hiller m "footsie's '" lllt foe" (dra) ·ss Jean Simmons Stewart Clanger Belinda lee Bill liners 3:00 na; "Tiit last barr Mu" (dra) '74 Pal H1nale, Lynn Carlin, lr1c1 Boeart Paul Jabara. Andrew Oueaan 3:30 D "The Oi11ppt111nce of fti&hl 0 2" (dta} ·74 Glenn ford. Bradlord Dillman -6:30-ltw! 1owe11na Coohdee eels a b1f r3) 13) News head alter he wins a tournamenl [) CrC11S-Wits trophy and an unscrupulous aeenl O Candid Ca111tu (Art Metr1no) sends an allu11n1 11111 (lDJ Mtn Griffitl $'-lo persuade him lo lurn pro m I lM lllCy D rn !JtJ Little HMM OI Ille fD MichMl l1eblll SM Ref01med l'rairie (R) (90m) I here s No Placr atcohohc and Program hecuuve for like Ho111t'' ConcluSIOn lhe Ingalls Variety Snows al the Amern:an family and their friends ieturn to Broadushn& Con1p1ny (ABC} dis Walnut Grove and are sho<~ed al lhr cums her alcoholism and her boo~ cond11tons Ihm and the moral~ ol !he Ctac~er ractory " (Captroned> the few rema1111ng 1nhab1lan1s ill The .IMer's Wild U Sl'CCIAI. flit f 11111n111t Mistake m El Ch1pulin Cei«ldo Bonnie r 11nk1tn hosts this documrn Jd l'roject Uni¥ene lary dealing with lhr hmrds faced by women who smoke 1:00 U ~ 10 JJ Mom. (90m) U ) D U 1H1 News "Buell Pllrol" (dra ) 79 Chrislinr II Tiit lltwlyM4 t>l111e Delisle Richard Hill lonalhan 0 (l) flit .IMer's Wilf r1akes Robin Strand M1ch4el m r12J Sia Millioft S Min Clegory Paul Burke M1m1 M11n11d II> Sanford & Son Mochael V Cmo Panthilo Comf1 ED M1elltil/lel11er Report Patrol1nR lhf beathes ol Soulhm CH Emtraency One Cal1lorn1a in dune bugg.,s 1wo O> Oomeniu Montero special pohce teams musl ~lude d ISO tntroducina liolocY deadli'niper and captw a lug11tve EV•NING • -7:30-drug pusher U Tiit Muptltb O Movie: (2hr) "lol1ny 81y" 8:00 Cllict & Ille Min (adv) '53-Alan Ladd. James Mason U ®l (l}) 12]) ltews D eons-r lllyline Su Cedric Hardw1cke. Pdt11c1a The Odd Collple II Tiie Oltlna Game Medina Murray Mal heson. In 1970 D U CIJ a News U That's Hollywood a convict ship-under lhe rule of a • Ellltfaency Ont Cl Tic TIC Oouall cruel capla1n reaches Auslralta 111 f1111 ({J Name That Tune after a storm tossed iourney One m flit ltldy lutl(ll (TQ) Tiit l'rlct Is Ript man w1on&ly conv1cled, becomu 1 Cl) Streets of Sift f1111C1sco Cl) Adam-12 hero when he helps conquer lhe @ History of Mt1ic.o @ fllllily fttld ~gue that has k1Ued many fD OMf Easy AclOI Charles Nelson tBJ Twetlty F1111 Out FrOlll m Cml lttrllttt & frietMls Reilly discusses his on ao1n1 career ED ZI Tonipt Cl) M"ie: (2hr) "Tiie last and his work u Nahonal Cha11man ol R ltews f1111t I Sn Arctlie" (com) 61 "Save Your V1$1on Week • Hamel (Jt TM Frtndl Cllef Robtrl Mitchum, lack Webb Don Prlpel talks about pallents ri&hls • Knolls Harvey lembec~ lhe (JI) ..._. 8 : 00 h1tanous upe11encts of two At1 r01ct (Jll AIMfiull Glwrllllfft 8 J fUl TIM W11itt ~ (R) buddies who man11e to hm lun ---------------------. from the time al their 1n~voeuon unlll Joe fll9nny (stendtngJ h•• been trained tn 1lle ,._,,... inertial ena tine• childhood by Jemee Shfgete, etld thOae dMdly tldt19-comblned With the code ot tM S.murel- meu him • my1terlou1 figure H he c., .. , out hit unconventlonel eppl'Ollch to defending 11• Md onter In "Semural," 1 ,world premiere on The ABC Mondty Night Movie Double Feature et 9.30PM .... ,, thetr drscharee @ ~,..,.., a lill ...,.,,. Jwma1 CD ¥Mlfll -1:30- • SPCCIAl A Dilftrttlt ~OKll This him S1ltrte1lly dramallm tile problems fteed by rob seek1n1 handl e111ped persons ••O..~ • • ...,.,... Jwfllll "Keep Out ol Ruch, of Children" The contro· wtBy of television 1dverHs1na ceared to children is eumined CD &ta ltlcllt Oii• ....... 8:00 9 (I]) SPlCIAl Miss USA ~ 1'...-t (2hr) SI o4 Ille lllO$I bt1utlful llOl!len 1n Mm\ca-rtpre stnhna lht SO slates and the Oistricl of Columb11-comptle lor th• cowettd htft of Miss USA 1979. lrCMll flit Mi$$1$S1PPI Goist CGlistum and Convenhon Center 1n 811011, Mtssl$$!11P1 Htltn O'Coftntll ltld Boll 8arll« co-llosl Ille ctrtmontf$. with *"Clll cuest l 111 C11relt J•yfte ll111ntdy SIMS IS ofhcial tlbvlator rA the sconn1 ruds •T•llit•c.tff • •" Cflffll Sllew lack ltt1111oft. MtchHI Oou1t11. J1111 foede ""' '""" B11dlft ~Hl sw.ae,u.111 • ..... """ Coflllct rtlOfll !tons •t tlle l11ttrptrso11•f It.ti, i11ellldin1 ctnlrofttlhOtlS lletwcen lellof Ind lllWrtlMnt, t ..... llld tenant IM tt1111ty mt111ben Cond1i1 liOll tin Tutlday 11 IOf'tl ......... • Tiie ......... ,. ..... TV WEEK. APRIL :?9 1979 -9:30- D 2l 3t Movie: (90m) .. .._ County Line" ldra) 74 Alan Vint lr~v V1n1 Cheryl Waler> Geoffrey l rw1) Md• Baer Joan Blackman t tit Garrtll lwo brolhers. traveling throujth the rural South on a v~ 111111 1ust before enttr1na lhe Almy fncounltr a locJI shenff benl on '"tnee 'et lht sl1yina of his wife (Partnlal d1-.c1thon advised) U 3 10 2t MoWte: (Miii) "$11111111" (dra) 79 -Joe Penny J1mfs Sh1aeta llfulah Quo. Dana Clear Charles C1off1 Morgan 811t11ny Ceoffre) lewis Michael Pa1ak1 Ralph Mania N01man '41den Whtn l llPeOy land grabbing tY'toon lht'lttns s.in r ranc1sco w1lh a ma ch1nt 1hal cause~ earthquakes lte C.anltrll 1P,nny} a young 1SStslan1 •folucl allorney calls upon his skills 1n lhf rna1tral arts e> l'eudo de Amor 10:00 UOO>Ntws Cl) Nl(hl 6'lltfl 24 em Moyers' Journal ED Soundst11• lhiee of Amenca's &real gu1lar players George Benson, Chet Alkins and Earl Klugh-persent an evening ol 1111 counlry and rock -10:30-m m News t2l Mii\ ltus.wlt COIMdy Spe<i1I 11:00 u • • l8 t'Jt News D ( ~ u. Jf' llews 11 1111" Mt l111p Ill llo"9: "A Girl llMff TlllliU" (dra) 63 · Laurence Haney, France Nuyen Marth• Hyer Cary Memll Mtehaet W1fd1n&. lee Patrd atCllkt ' lM ... 8)lttlllyHillS.... l2JJ o,.s SD Die• ta..n SIMlw CD C41fro JirMflll -11:30- • l() (Ill Mlwies: Tiit lledfor-fles/lkMllatl & Wife D lfll tU> ,.._, C... ..... S...,SlllSSlllw • Cll (fl (JI) ,.. .,, '•1'1'-ISlllw •Ws-11 ®Lila,, .... '" •C...-• .... 11:00 • flllllCM ,.. • """ MlklaU rr...ts -12:30- -~ e ..... : "Stfeteo tf Ttmt" (dra) '67-Husll 0'811an, 8frbm 11u$11, Hally T OWMS, Ntt4 HeflllltOll, fttdtrick 0'11111. (fl ..... 12 .... : '"""w .. , ..... lllllr (-.U) '49-YfOMt 0t C.rto, Scott Br.OJ, Clllrits Coburn 1100 •u•'--..... .,.. ...... COi a. .. 1100 .... .-..... ...... ( .. ) ·~-S1erlillt lteJdtft, Artllur fra11z. Manllaff Tllompson ea.ts-t TUESDAY MAY I For mornmc and aflernoon hsttncs. pltm set OATIIME PROGRAMS. llflow, for JOI'' C011•tn1en<e, are tht cby's -s. DAYTIME MOYIE.S 12:00 0 • "C.rfl OCI Adm11al" 1tom1 56 p,~e• t;umm1n\ !Mv•d lol'llh"sun A ( M.ilth~ ... m 1111 "Phoen1• Story" (rt14/ ~'> R1th61~ llttey lohn Mclnl11, Kdlhryn Granl f dward AndteWlo l:OO 10 "Slrah T-Portmt of 1 Tttnace Altoholk" 1d1a) 'l'J Linda Blatt Larry Harman Verna Blo~m M1charl l rrnrr Wilham Oan1els 3:30 U "The People" ld14j JI Kim Darby William ')halnr1 Dan O'Herhhy Diane Vais1 EVENING 6:00 8 10 U 23 News ~J The Odd Couple DD 8 ~News 0 Emercencr One O ftsh m The Brad) Bunch Q) Slreeb ol San rr1nc1sco 2iJ Humamhes Throuch the Arts W Over Easy lf Maudt SO Otsitnlftl Homt lnterlOIS -6:30- 3 )t News 8 Cross. Wits 0 C,ndlcl C1111t1a ~ lklY Griffin Show ID t Lowe Liiey a~ Colltt111ponry H.,lth fli) Michael Jacho11 Show 18.1 The ~tf's Wild m Ellfiqvt El '°''"1 !Jt) ltoMe Gardener 7:00 D DB 12:,JNews .. Tllo lltwlywecl Gtlllt G The ~tr's Wlkl ID <HI Sia Millilft $ 111111 II) Sarllefd ' Son f24) F llllily Portr lit fJlt M1tW /l.ellftf lleport QI) EIM'IO'KJ Giit ID ""-'lu Montero lt"O IMllallltits Th~ IM Arts -7:30-U Clrt111 C*t ' Ille .... U YllllC ....,..., S,.Cllt "Year of the O<aroo" An 1mm11ranl to 19lh century Amer~-tn Asr'" touncster hnds advtnlure on board sl11p •nd 1n Ills adopted '°""lry • n.o o.illt '-• • Ql)....,.... ~ .. , .. Tiie C..C SM • llc Tet Oelcll •AiM-•t a u. o.; ', .. •ZIT ........ (U) .... (8""9dltd 8:00 • ti) (J ll """ s,.cltl e lfl 0 Cllfftlt,...n The Curse or Or1cula "Plm ol the 01mned'' Ortcul• Is shot bY Mary's tioubOw. 1 hP 5ec•et [ mpore Powerhouse llonnr1 dnd Vannuck are threatened lit 1 collapsing wall as they ar e •mbro1led 1n a violent hst hghl Stop Suun Williams Villain Revealed' Su!>.!n finally learns lht lrue 1denl1ty ul thr wminal mas1etm1nd shes been 1rack1ng around lhe world 0 Mow.-: (2hr) "UcfY Alllffiun" d•al 63 Marlon Brando. Pal Hongl• Arthur Hill Jocelyn Brando A new American Ambusador to a \.1urh•rn '51an country 1s altacked bt ~ mob u 3 10 n Happy Days <R> Ille Mae•< Show' fontie 1allu the plunge tor an ailing escape artist whtn h• voluntttrs to 11s\ his hie by beinp )•aled 1n a tank of water -a frat trtdttd by Houdini 0 Mo•te: (JWJ (Zhr) "furlu" twP.)) ~I) 8arba1a Stan#)ck. Wallet ltu\lon Wrndell Corey Gilbert Roland S1ory ot the clash belween a 1ell madt cattle king of lhe Old Wesl and his equally iron willed daughler m C.rol Burnett ' Friends m MO¥it: (2hr) "Adwtnlures of a Younc Man" (adv) '62-Paul NPwman. Richard Seymer. lesslGa I andy Diane Ba~er A young man leav,s home to see the wo1fd and his advrntures take him from his •dllft!il.en" into his manhood H Pm1n ' the Pitt11>111p ID hen1n1 al Pops Spe<ill Arlhur I te~ler celebrates hlS ~h ann1w sary u conductor of the Boslon Pops 01cht\lra in concert at Boston's Symphony Hall m vw111 so Mio llellltl!IMrs lbN ? -8:30-D l 10 ~ Lmrne & Sllirtey !RI A Dale With Eruttllud· When Stmlty tind\ out Carmine 1s runnine 410und w11h olher euts she dwdes lo play lht field htrselt m Ttit Odd eoup1e O> Iris Chicon 9:00 8 Ct i 1)2 Mo.it: (Zhr) "frattr· nllJ llo•" (dra) 'l7-Pete1 fO). Gregory Har11son. Scott Newman, Nancy Morgan, Wendy Ph1lhps Cliff Roberlson narrates this movie about the tun and l!eartache of colleee lite 1n the ~ 1n whiCh cert11n evenls lead up to a campus tra&td~ D QJ1 IJtl 1'111 Ile Eftftt: Stty Hvfl&IJ (R) (2hr) The offbeat son of an old, d1sttneu1shed Alabama la1111ty becomes involved '" the world of body bu1ld1nc Jeff B"dees. 5'1ty r.eld. Ainold Schwmeneuer. R G Aimstron&. SGat""n Ctotheis. rannie flau and .IOlnna Cassidy $lar • ( (JI) a Tllr.c's c......, CAI "lite IUeptom1n11t" Jack and lanel art sllochd as ev1de11c.e mounts that Chrissr seems tompelled to $tUl-no1 only from them but also fro111 Ille ~s ....... Wfill $1119 Albet1 8roob, Charo Ray Stevtns. He11ry M0tc1n tnd Rollntt Shell 1utsl ~()Tilo W.C.... Ml ....,... Tllutro: Ullle -t:lO- • Cl) tll mt f•ll (R) "H11t1 $(110ol Rtu111011" l0111t, wllo ..owtd to 1etu1n one d1y 10 his h1th school 1tunM>n u a r1tll man and allow ., 10 hrs classmates wllo lllHe hm of ll1111-lnclud1na the «an btauty .. eels dmttna rttults #flt" Bobby 1mPtl'$OOl\U him at his 20th ann1 vert.ary school reunion 10:00 o om 11ews U r~ (2J St1,,_y ' Hutcll (R) 'The Aveneers" Slarsky ftnds himself entangled wilh 1 sw1ne1ne sineles beauty -.11ose olhtr lovers have met dealh 1n a se11ts of b1mre ctashts with a possessed a55'1tant t~ OioMe Wal'Wld Coftctrt Q) """ Gallery ID 'l! GloNt PIPfrs 1JJ llewsclled -10:30-m m 11ews ~Yollf's ,..-. 11:00 8 • lt}l 121J llews u (JJJ 12)\ Oil News U Make lk uvch 0 Moorie: "A,ril lon" (mus) 'Sl Pal Boone. Sh11ley !ones. A1thur O'Connell. Jeanelle Nolan ID Cllico· ' tilt Man II) Benny Hill Show @ ~rVekt m Dk• c. .. tt Show m u Herl dt SeM!n , SeM!n -11:30- • 1 U (ft, .... Its: larnab, lonul"Th• lllft a.t 11" (com) 77 -Ken Berry Berl Convy Celeste Holm Hopt lan~t Knsty McN1chOI Robert Reed. l yle wauoner ., Q1) f8l ieMlly C.11111 DlhwS.U,,S...Sllell • Cl§) QI) lllMie: "J1111lo1 llMer" (dr1) '72-Sttvt McQueen Robert Preston, ld1 Lupino Ben Johnson. Joe Don &~er IDThe ~sa.w m Get SNrt 2• Ullu , Yota ' You W C.phoned ABC News 12:00 0 T wll11ht Zone m Alfred H1tchcod Pre.senb -12:30- 0 Mo•11: • "Edae. ot 000111" ld1a) 51-Dana Andrews r arley Gunat• loan lo ns m Moor.-: "Finatr on Ille Tnuer" 1 .. u) 6!> Ro•) Calhoun S1l~1a Sol'1 James Phtlb•ooi. G> Movie: "first Spaceship on Ytrius" (K1 f1) 64 Yoko hn1 1:00 U ll 3t Tomo11ow Cl Mmric~ 2:00 O Mo•ie: "Man on the Spyina Trapue" (susp) 65 Wayde Preston Helea Summrrtrld G> Get Smart -2:30- • Merrit: "Horrors of the Blic- lllust11m'' (hor) '59 Michael Gough m Moorie: "~ulno1" l!iCI ft) '69 - (dward Connell Barbara Hew11t 3:00 8 Mo•le: "lon ol ln110tence" (dra) '61 l\ennelh More 4:00 0 Od Yan Oyie Show 0 MHit: iliii '1rtad Stftly Strlnpr" ldra) ~-Diana Oors ID lllo•ie: • "The l r•in fro111 Planet Arovs" (sci h) '~ lohn A(ar -4:30- • llloN: I! ''Mouse ot ltorrors" (ltor) 46 Bill Goodwin Kim Darby Is the ~teacher In town. ~·s goto lot to leom aboUt ~ puplls • deodfy study habits. WIHam ~ co-stors. I HE PEOPLE ntm llJO MOVIE 9TUESDAY~ .. TV WEEK. APRIL 29, 1979 ntl cHANHll 2 IHVlSTIGATIOHS Linda Dougla,\s has been a reporter for KNXT for three years. Siie has 111st been named Chief lntie.i;ttgative Reporter for Cllan nel 2 News. , ... ,. \ • BY LINDA DOUGLASS Jesus s aid it's easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to get into heaven. But there are some unusual men in California who don't believe Jesus was talking about them: preachers. These unblushing apostles (a very few among the many) think their just rewards for spread· ing the Word are huge bank accounts, diamond rings, mink coats. million~ollar yachts. paJatial homes and chauffeured limousines. They think they're safely cushioned from tax laws and criminal prosecution by the Constitution. But when we dug deep into an investigation of them, we learned that ... CONTINUED TONIGHT I WEDNESDAY I llAY 2 For moin1n1 1nd afternoon hstrn1s, plme see DAYTIME r1tOGRAMS ~. tor your COllwtnrence, are lhe day's mo.its. DAmMC MOVIES 12:00 0 "bn11100" (ldVJ S2 Pettt Lawford Rrchard Boone Maureen O'Hara Chips Rallerly 0) lilr 'Tu Clbdet" (dra) 38 Roberl Donat Rosalind Russell Ro Harrrson Ralph R1thardson [ mlyn Wrlh.im\ 3:00 tCI "Haunts ot the Vrrr Rrch" Csusp) 12 l toyd Brrdgts Oonrta Mills Edward Asner Cto11s l eachman Robert Rt,d 1:30 u "Nieht Sluu" c~" It) '10 James r r anc1scu~ lee Grant Leslie Nrel~en l 1sha Slerlrng, Andrew Prine EVENING "l 6:00 0 110 12 <U News rv The Odd Couple D a I 8 J ()9 News D £mtr1ency One o r1111 0) The l<ldy Bunch Q) Strffts OI Sin fUllCtStO rR Of urtll I Mu m0vtr~ '" Mludt ~I American Gonrnment -6:30- 3 .,. lltwl If J Cross-Wits O Candid Camera (f~ Merv Griffin Sllow 0) I lM Lucy \ll) c.temp0r 1ry Ht1ltll m lllidlMI 1.u11111 Show t1IJ The .loler's W~41 Gt Mi Stcrltlril ~ 'rojed Universe 7:00 D CV DB IU)Newi • The lttwtywed 611111 G ()) The Jlhr's Wild m (jf) Sir Millon S Min m Slntor• ' s.i. @ f llllily ~rail • Madleiltlellrtr ht*t f2ll (l!Mf PMY ON ID DllMllica fllltltero lllJ lllt~ ...., -7:30- • hM War II: GI Dilfr 111 Seardl Of ... D OJ) 0 f llllily F• • Tiit .,.. "- • TOllGHTI MOTHEI * DCfTillC "$1001000 MME THAT TUIE!" .... natl• ~w.w • Tk T ec Oelllfl ....... z 0 • c.111w, h1tenlns •21Tllliellt B llN IJfl c-s.mwtt Kit 8:00 e ((J (fl) Tiie JelferM•• Georae·s untipeclcd offe1 to help lou1se and Allen cut lhrou111 the red tape tll1t's del1y1n1 lht ll'IO•t ot the Help Center turns 1nlo molt trouble thin enyone is prtpared lo handle D 23 139. RHI People D Movie: (2hr) "Sh1lako" (wesi f>8 Sun Connery lack Haw~ins B11g1tlP Bardo! Stephen Boid lilied f uropean amtocrals on • huntine !Qur of the West have ~ run in wit~ Aparhf.s A loner gon lor help ~nd 1s r11umphan1 1n hr~ hghl .. 11h th~ Aj>ache chief) sori 0 FINALS FEVER/PANIC • HITS 8 IS ENOUGH!' O 3 10 2t Crcht Is Enouch IRI lhe ftnaf Days The Bradford children whrle llyrng to \ludy IOI lrnals are hillass,d by a ~ray po•tr demonstration by Sacumtrrlo , indignant ~nlOr c1tr1en) who are pio1est1ng lalh" lom i ed1lo11at on passing the 101ch to lht younger v,ener~!lon Abe V1goda euest\ O Mcw1e: (211r) "Des11nr ot 1 Spy" ~dri) '6q Harry Andrews Anthony Quayle Lorne Grtene Rarhel Roberts Patrick Magee A b11lhant Ru<»1an spy and a cook a 81111sh double agenl discover thal out ol lhe murky world ol inlrrgue tMe can still bloom tor 1hem m Carol Burnett ' friends m Mcwie: (2hr) "tlome Adventure" (dra) '6? Troy Donahue Ang1t Otekinson Su1anne Pleshelle Cons tanr, ford A young Amerrcan gul pue) lo Italy 10 learn aboul love and fmd~ a handsome Italian atlracted lo her bul shfs attracted to an arch• IPClural sludent who rs hawing an aflau w1lh someone else m ,. live from LillCOln Ctnler: The Slttpin1 lluuty (Jhr) The Amer ''an Ballet Thutre's produchon ol lhe tour act lcharkovsky classrc. hve lrom th, Metropolitan Opera Houst rn Ne• York City Cynthia Gregory and r trnando Buiones star 0) VM1na so lec11ty S,.1k1n1 -8:30- f) 1 e 12 Miss W"rnstow I Soll W11h her baby barely • month old Susan find~ herself sub1ect to moments of une1pla1ned crying and calls out lo h" friend Rosa 101 help m Tht Odd Couple 0) l1 Muneu llota/,eudo de Amor 9 :00 U !t i f1ll Movie: (2hr) "Tarn htftt" T" l.Mrs" (dra) '79-lec Remick, Joseph Botoana, Geo1ae Peppard, Oe111ck Jones Andrei Martin A wom~n (Ms Remick) 1s torn bet"Ween lhe love for her hus band and family ind tlle thrrll ol a new romance and a new hie 11 llWMOS·ACAOUIY • OF cou1m Muste D 0 !Ul srlCIAt. 14"1 AM.al Ac.Mtllly of c..try ........ (211r) Ro., Clark, Dennis Weaver and lllrblra Mandrell host lhls awaids specr1I from the Hollywood Pat11d1um Scheduled perlormers 1n elude Lorett• Lynn, Kennr Roee11 Oollte West, Jtrry lee lewis, rosttr Br~ Eddie Rabbitt. Doll W1ll.,ms ind the 01k R1d&t Boys Sc.heduted presenters include Claude Akllll, I onr Anderson. 81rbl Benion, Charo, Om I Su111. Donna far10. frtddy fendei. Watt Glrrtoon, l•rrY Gltllfl, Mdey Grlley. Dan H1ut1ty, Path Paee. Stella Parton, Prtscrlla Prt$lty, 0.Nh Shofe, Conway Twrtly, Htrvt V1llteh111t, Ian Michael V111cent and Timmy Wvnttt• 8 (IQ) (21) Clltrlle'I ...... "An ~natl f.llltd Aonm1r( Ms finds htt lrlr in danger when an e• e~ne'.ter haunted by lhe past fem Im hr) hte and h11es the angels lo prottel h11n and frnd out who many vears ago murdertd hrs w1IP a wuman the beauhlul blonde angel very much resembles m Merv Gnlfrn Sllow Sophtil lortn Charles Nelson Reilly Bobby Bllfdw1n and Btnny Binion euest so Divtd $11$U1nd Sllow 10:00 UDO> News U l 10 2t Ve11S A Way to LIYe Dan becomes rnvol,ed 111!~ l btaut1ful female daredevil •hO r~ planning to ret11e alter one last sptctilcular motorcycle 1ump but "ho is una•are that her death would mean SI mrlllOn 1n rn,u1ante money 101 her promoter Q) Ni1ht 6'11ery 2 4 lor1e Bolet in Concert sa The Advoutes -10:30- 0) Q) Ntws 11:00 0 13t0 lt ••n ~News D 11Q ~1 39 News D Mike Mt lluch O Mowie: "The Violent Enemy'' Cmp) 68 Cd Begley 0) Cinco I tilt M111 m Benny Hrtl Show ~' Tur111bout m Ord CMtt S11ow iD LI lnclomablt -11:30- 0 I ( 1 fi1 Mlwits: The locktwd FilestHIWlii r,...o D U u Jelln11y C1110n D New Soupy Sales Sllow O ~1 (fQ) l2t) P'ollce Wo1111n1 M1nniJ m The Gone Show Q) Gtt Smu1 24 llllu , Yoe• & You fD Captiolltd UC Newi 12:00 D Tlnltpt ZIM m Allred Hrtchcot\ P'rntnts -12:30- D Mo¥tt: lilt "ad tr LM" (dra) !>4 ~11~ Oouglu Danny Robin m lltoM: • "64111&• Dill" (dra) J~ C.ry Gran1 Join fonl11ne Q) Motif: "M1nhulll in the Jllftllt" (doc) S5 Robin Hughes 1 :00 D lf ,. r-row D M1vtritk 2:00 O Morie: "The Pirates of llloM lliYer" (adv) 62-Kerwin Matthews. O Mcwie: "four QuttM for 111 Ace" (adv) '66-Roger Hanro m Get Sm1rt ~2:30-a Mcwit: ~} "Desire in"" Oust" (dra) ·r,o Raymond Burr 0) Mo•ie: !M; "St1tltt1 Wtst" (mys) 48 Ore~ Powell, Jan Greer 4:00 0 Mowle: ~ "Mwicl '•,en'' (adv) !>4 Hem11one G1n1otd m MDYie: "The DtlllOll '1111tl" Csc1 ft ) 6~-Barry Sulhwan -4:30- D Motie: ti! "Ent ~ ~.r (mys) 34 Georee Rill. Jean PaAer Are cosmic invaders taking over his town. his people and his wife 7 Or is he going out of his mind7 Lee Grant co-stars. THE 3:30 MOVIE CDWEDNESDAY(i) ,.... I THURSDAY MAO for -111111 aM 1ltt1noon ~st1np, pleue see DAYTIME ,IOCIAMS. lelow, lot )'Ollr -•nee. are tht dl(s~ OAmME lllOV1ts 12:00111-w .. 111e P'1t1111 und" (•tS) ~ Audie Murphf Annt !Uncrolt Pat Cto,,.ler ID rMt "Operallon Eltbmann" '~•1) f;I W•r~•• Klemperer Ruta lte l:OO M l Mloll1111 Man" (dra) 12 Dtnn1~ Wraver Don Stroud J:lO U "Doft't 8e Alraid of Ille Dart" (susp) ·73 Kim Ddlby Jtm ltulton Wilham Demarest EY•NING e:oo tJ Q) 11 tU Mews m Tiie Odd Couple IJ&CU 12t ,..., 1\1 f111tr1t11CJ One Ill Ftth ID Tiit lra4J lunch m Stretts ol San f1111<isco (2(1 MINM1riUa Th1ou1h the Arts mcmr bsy (ff)MMe Ml Oeti1ni111 Homt lllttnon -6:30- f (It""" rver .. w11s CIC.-. Ca111tra ~ Mm Grittln Sllft '8 t l.M lAicy 1•! Colltt11111onr1 ltultll Eli) MidlHI JxUoll S11ow H. Tht Joler's Wil4 8) 0 CllMO/Domeniu Molltero so Homt Girdttttr 7:00 tJ u (1) .. l>l News u Tiit ,....,_ Gaf!M 0 18 The Jeler's Wild ID 12 Sia Millioft S 111111 II) Saftlofd ' Soll 2 c f 1111ily l'ertrait m lll1tllri/lttlm 1.,..-t -,. l111tr1t11CJ Diie 54 Hu1N11itiu Throup Ille Arts -7:30- 0 '25,000 f'Jramid 3 Wild Work! ot ~n1mals U 111 Search Of U The Datina Game u The Golla Show re I Sl.91 Beauty Sllow O Tic lie Ooufll 10 ij~ llbtth Gimt Q) Adam·l2 12~ lllSifllt m 21 Toniaflt 39 """ so Newsclltck 8:00 U 8 12 The Time fJllftsS U 123 Ot Hialltliffe Minor l ovt Blooms" While widow Heltn and lhe lltv Ian Ctermlle lre~t the11 emotrons villagers kidnap the mad mrntist fnntes. and Helen's anta.tonists hue a bll man to get 11d of Clenv1tle and his Sherlock Holmes IRVtSll(lhOR U Mo•le: (2hr) "TlltJ Shoot Hones, Dotti Tlltrr· (tlla) '69 -lane Kim Darby and Jim Hutton are newtyweds. But the home of their dreams becomes a house of horrors. THE 3:30 MOVIE 9THURSDAY~ p ... ,. Fonda Michael Sa11111n. Susannah Yorll Gig Young Red Bullons Oep1ess1on victims 1n the 30s set out to win p11ze money on a dante marathon '" Los Aneeles U r (JO! l2tJ Mor• & Mind' 'It's a Wonderful MOil .. MOil feels hkt suth a m15f1t that h' want~ 10 luve btlh unhl OrliOn lets him observe what the lives ol M1ncty and her lam1ty "'ould have been h~e wilboul him Ill Mo.ie: (211r) "ll1rtow" (driJ 6S-Ca11olf Baker Martin Balum Red Buttons Anaeta lansbury Pttr1 hll'!Old A b1og11phy ollhe ~1uMul bit playing Ktress "''th httlt acflnt ab•hty -who became a s111 Sht mamed an 1ml)Oflant studio e•tcu hvt and embarked on a hie ol dr1nk and d1SStpaflon and at tht he1&M ol htt ca1eer, died unhappy and d1srllu sioned al the aae ol 26 ID Carot lufnett l Fri.~ II) Mowtt: (2lt1) HMan of Ille Wtst" (wts) 58 Caty Cooper fol1e I ondon. lee I Cobb. lack lo1d A gunshnger1band1t. gone ~lr11Rhf. is forced by his uncle lht leader ol an outlaw gang to 1010 1n a holdup Eli)~ Ncwa O> V'!Nna IA Mart IUSMll eo-ty s,tcial -8:30- ., il~ ltt _,,.it : ('°"') "The Cast1w1ys on Gill1a111's Island" (com) ·79. Bob Denvtr Alan Hale Jo hm Backus. Natalie Schaltr Oawn Wells Russell Johnson Judith Baldwin. !om Bosley Mi11c11 Wallace lht cuuways a111n suteted '"1e1tm1 mcued hom the11 u11chatled dtSfrt isle t11en tur11 the11 happy paradise into a lroPl(al 1esor1 101 mainland tou11sts 8 ()) rfQ) !Bl lllefk I MW, 01) "Mork and the lmm11rant" Mor~ warned by a youn1 Run11n 1mm11rant thal all ahtns 1n the United States must 1e11stt1. throws the 1mm11tiah011 bureau into total confusion when he rePOtls • Tiit 0.. c.,i. m LI ear•• • Wi.io (A)Tw"*-t 9:00 8 CIJ (I}) ..,_Ii f'M•O (R) !he only fink rn 1 senes of ste'1'•n1ly unrttated murders may he 1n a commoR h01tl5Cope east by • lamous astrotoeei Samantha Erear and lab Hunter 1ue5t • a:t '21l mew. tk t2M P,rt one of three parts !he 1mt1me saaa of General 0•11M 0 Crstnhowe1 -lht Kansas country boy who led the 11111ht1est invaSIOll f0tce 111 hrstOly afld cot1quered a conhntnl white btcom1n1 lhe most belovtd Amtnc.ln btlO of tilt 20th cenh11y In t111s first seamen!, the lapanese lttKk Pearl H¥bol-wh1<h ll1r11it• Ult US 11'110 WOlld WM 11-llld b1111ts ll1t brasll l'OU"I 811,.dltf Ctneral [IStflllow!f lo Wash111(1on Robert Owall. ll't Rt1111e Dani Ancltews, J D C.nnoe, l1we11U lutlrnblll. Oarrcn McC1v1n lftd W11U1m Sdlatlwt sta1 • lhn "lfflll S... Y1ll1at Ptopl•. ~1tc~1• Family, Jecciues Mortl1, Hell llo$tt1. De11n1s Per\11 alld Palr1tk Jntl a11t$1. o-.. ...... • •N "Inside Curo~e· Tiie Ulliw111t ot Rome" • ~ h"tlte/rfctN 4• ... ......... TV WEEK, APRIL 29, 1979 10:00 O r • ru lar111by JHts (II) Betty Jo11es uae1ly awaited vacation turns into a nightmare when a 1aD1st stalu her qu1e1 seaside rtheat and ~e becomes the bait to capture him U lt 1J P'nsu tina Susu Anto11 Oscar Ptte1son and Ben \'men 11e Susan s (vtSls • Cl fJ)lltws G> Ntcllt Galltcy i.2~ Afttr \lie Aft ol U11<.tr1Mty fD lndlfi4111I li1flts I Soc11I l~its ~ llewlchtd -10:30-m a> llftS .t• An Act ol Coftaress Eli) lnflltioll: Tiit S.,'s the I.Hart Jou1n1hsts Marlin Mayrr and Marilyn Berget opl(J(t the key issues in the "'ar aga1nsl 1nfla11on uam1n1na lhe causu. effects and cures of lht count1y s public enemy number one $0 f oolsf eps 11:00 fl C3J U CI.Ol 121l ~ U ([[J OI Oll ~ U Make Ille llup Cl Mo•i•: "The P'rit1le War of Mljor llenlOll" (com) '55-Charllon lttslon. Wilham Demarest Tim Considine Sal M111eo 0~~111 lans.un ID Cllico l Ille Mlt1 G) 8-y Hill Show fJ)Motie -11:30-0 ffil Mo•11s: lf•A-S•ff/ llkClou4 ., QI) f3) ,..,.., c;,,.,. ..... s..,y Salts Show • ill l8l St1nly & "41tdt/ ...... • Tiii ""' .. G)'-t s-t (J!J Ulias, ,.,. ' , .. fD C.llt*IH UC lifts 12:00 9 Twilicltt Z.. CD NfrH Hitdlclct "''*ts m Did ea..tt ._ -12:30- • MeM: tlll M~U (011) '36-Waller Huston, Mary AstOf. m llMl1: ~ " .. tt11 Fii••" (dr1) '59-Rol>trl Blake. Scott Brtcly. mMeiM:"Slll's ..,...""W" lllrMtll Cellett" (mus) '52- V1r11n11 Mayo. Ronald Reapn. 1:00 D lfJJ crf) ,...,.. elllllllfla 2:00 • .. : "Tiii ..... en.,,.. (tom) '57-Mlflene 01tt11ch ..... : ''T• ....... ~ D1J1" (d11) '52-Rol>e11 Newton, Otana W¥ftfl'd .... : ....... ,. .. ~" (dlt ) '.O C.ry Gt1nt -2:JO-..... ~ 7r (COlll) '6S-M1rtello Mtitroie1111I 4100- • .. : ...... -.....M ...... (m111) 'S6-Ct0111 Coll • ... : ., lllt • ...,.,... (ch) '39-Jamtt MMCHI -4:30- • ... : "Tllellll~ 11111'' (mr•) '47-0olt 8ttr). I FRIDAY MAU for "*""" • afttfllOOn fist1111s, please stt DAYTlllllC 'ftDGllAMS. ...... for ytllf Cllfttllttltl, 111 Ille ..,,. MINs. DAmllllE MOVIES i2:00 a Mr• a.11 111e Hi&Mst 11Mntai11" (d11) ·51 Roi~ Calhoun Susan Haywa1d • "l'al locr" (mus) H frank Smalra. Rita Hayworth Kim Novak 3:00 ®l "MOOll of the Wolf" (hor) Tl-David Janssen Barbara Rush, Bradfo1d Dillman 3:30 II "The Slran1er Wilhin" (hO!) '74 Barbara Eden, Georee Griuard, Joyce Van Patten. Oa~1d Doyle. Nehemiah Persolf I •V•NING e:oo D <m <tll ID ,.._, "" Odd Coup4e De 121J ,.._, B EIM11tft(y OM e n• • Tiit lrtdy a.cit Cl) Strwts of S... F11ndsco @ Of urtt. & 11111111 fD KCCT Allttien '79 (!>11hr) The I llh annual fund raising lelewised auction Ille lr1sl of nine consttullve nrfhls of biddding by KCEI vre111eis futures a osl a11ay ol •ttms semces. anhques, trips. etc '8 ...... ACROSS t Famous dH•ane1 5 Behind ·-· (1n 11111) 9 Water or snow 10 lndehnite pronoun 12 Rundown house 15 Gr111 18 bpen!>lve 20 Sitt 21 Airpon ebbre111ation 22 Ta.un's underwater· 1><uth1nc device 24 Correct 25 Gem 28 Common sutto1 31 Prtl1J1 with precious or CJrcle 32 Shlhlly open 34 O.tks or elms 36 --one (2 wds ) 31 Father l9 Consume 41 Land mass 42 ·-for news so The Strike of 1934 -6:30- 131 ,,. Mews e troa.wits 0 tall4icl Camm IQ) MfrY 6riff111 Show CD f lift 1.11cy 24' liM Moyers' 1e!.trr1al 2J The Jebr' s Wild fD u Criada liefl Criacla so l'rott<1 Unmrw 7:00 o l 011 1n 11tws O Tilt N~&lme e 1 O The Johr's Wild CD ll f $11 Milion S Man Cl) SillfCHd & Sew! 24 Mar\ ftusstff Comedy s,Kial ED a.icliclft '7!1 (3 Emtraency One O> Dolllellia Monltro K firm Oiaest -7:30- fJ Neat Step Beyond Cl> ( t J The Muppets D Dance fntr 0 Datin1 C.me II <ia-i 123 Hollywood Squares 0 Ti< f K Ooucfl Cl) Wam·12 ~· tahforn9' T CM11pl ,. ...., so Voter's P'ipelirtt 8:00 0 I 1 I The hKrtdilllt Hlllk lhr Nahooal Re11sle1 assians an aop1enl1et reporter lo help Jad McGee w1lh his pursuit of the Hulk bot then quest 1s hampered by a hm1d man cta1m1ng to be the uulure s atlr1 e20 DOWN 2 The die ·· -·· (2 wds ) 3 Alflgtlt 4 Short tor Richard 5 Leader 6 AIUcle 7 01.111 8 Sound of terror 11 Tire imprint. 13 Garden tool 14 Charles, 1nlMmat1y (clue to puule answer) 16 Min trom Mars 11 Civil War 1eneral 19 Cherub (due to puule answer) 23 Ho trnp•ss•"J area 26 -item (eac:I\) 21 Ch.naes 29 Throws out 30 Rodent 33 llalten city 35 Burns. hne or h1cll (prefix) 36 W11nin1 38 Capone 40 Assam tribe Anaw.r •t end of th• Seturd•y fog. TV WEEK. APRIL 29 1979 She 's about to give premature birth ... but to what? Barbara Eden brings Cosmic Invaders Week to its frightening conclusion. THE STRANGER WITHIN THE 3:30 MOVIE GFRIDAY~ \ FRIDAY jContlnued) D IU 1 r)t1 Olll'renl Stro~u 'Carrell'\ C1rb Mr•. <iA11rll tncounltrs rh~u\, ''""'V*' pandtmon1um 4nd "1 tvu11~111 '' bumbling hudmut~r •110 ha\ bolh hrs puprls and stall rn , \1~11 111 otr~llS lrtnty •h'n \hP v1\1I. lh~ t•Clusrvt oh \O riprn)rvr u/luol lh3l K1mbe1ly alltnd\ D Mlwlc: (1111) "Lowen & Otflt1 Stra111tn" (com) /0 l!i-1 Allhur Anne Jach on Cit Young H111v Gu1d1no 1:1011~ I earhman Ann Mura [ Kh nf lhr lrve \llRP\ tn courtship and marr•~lt art dtpKlfd 1hrough an 1nt1mate look •I lhP 1Pla11onsh1ps of f11rnds and irlaltvH al the "'eddrng ol a younR couplr whO. p1101 10 rhe ctremony had htrn f1vrng IORtlh" for 18 rnonlh\ IJ !.)J 110J tt Tiie Machn11uot P'arHite Cowe 'A Otb1 in 1he Famrly" Cuda Weber needs money 10 save his house from ta.• tortc1o~ure \0 the MackPnm krds enlPr him rn a tullhroat poker 11ame D Movie: (2~r) "Chato's l and" (wu) '7? Ch11les Bronson l•rk Palann, James Whrlmort A posl C1v1I War poise setkrn& an Indian who killed a 1hPr1ll 11arl k1llrng rMh olher olt Ga Carol 141111ttt & ltrellfl Q) Movie: (2hr) "lns1dt Dmy Clover" (d11) ~6 Natalie Wo1Jd Ch11slophe1 l'lummtr Robfrl Redford Roddy MtOowall lht \101y ol a youne &Jrl s 11~ to mrdum 1n the 30s and tht complrut•ons 111sing lrom her la1lu1t lo adiusl to Hollywood society tl4 r$4 WISllM11fon Wffk m Auctie11 ·,, m vm1111 -8:30- D tU l)t Tiit ltil of Slturd1y ltipt ll'll II (90m) lh1s P•02•4m futures 1 new collectron ol <ornedy and mu$1Cal h1ehhght1 horn lhf P•ll four seasons of th•\ \hOw Str1~\ rerulars are Din Ay~royd lohn BeluUir. Ch~vy Chor. 11nr Curlrn Gar1elt MolllS, Brit Murray l~rllnt Newman and Gilda Radner e Tfle OM C.U,it IRl !Ill .... "'"' ""' tD £._rdo H"tudo dt A- 9:00 a C'I) Clti Tfle Mtt ti Haw1d 8o and Luke he10tc1lly put out 1 f11p 1n an armored truck and &el accustd ol stuhn1 a mrlhon dollar~ for thei1 trouble e (JI QI) srfCIAI. l\e (?llr) Part two ol th rte p1rts l he warl rmt u11 ol Cenml Ow11ht 0 [1Stnllower lht Kan~1 country boy Wtlo led lht mrcllt1t1t 1nns1011 f0tce 111 l11stor, and conqutttd a conlrlltnt Wllrle btcom1n1 th lllOSI beloved Amencan lleio of 1he 20th century llobe1'1 Dlrnll, I tt Rtmrek, Otna A11drt1r1, J 0 Cannon, Laureno luc•1nb1ll, Omen McC1w111 and W.ll111n Sdlelltfl 1111 • llefy "1fflll U.. Clltvy ChaM 81111 t•"nd, Sytvttltr and 01v1d Su~•nd 111esl u u.. "-u.c.111 c.ttr. "" :.~; .... 10100 r <Jll 1111111 (R) Bobby and J both '"' 1u~ty In lhtl1 own lltlllon tor t11tl1 felhtr'l •pp11tnl htart •tt•O Whtn Joe~ btcomts ..... ,. d1°.llr\\fd ltv" f1<1bby \ lhlUI In I•••' 111, I w1ov 011 l;om1>a11y brr.1u'r nl c.111111nuil cnnt1111 w11h IR I HMt htduled I 0 23 3t SP'£CtAl Steve Martin A Wild ' Cmy Cur (HJ llhrl lh1 11111•dy PfOpram ftalUIP\ hifhh~hl\ 110111 ~lrvt M'111n 1 tllll"'' .i 1111 U111vtr\.1I Amph11h,a11, 1n 1971! dnd Cll•''' lop1n r;nr1~c lrom nuclr l;•o1• ht· ro rodrns Millon Rt1 I• l.POIRP Burn, luhnn, C•\11 Bob •~•Pf and Strolht• Mdrlm ~u,11 DOWllN) m "''"' Gallery m Avct'°" ·19 so Wo11d -10:30-m m llews 11:00 fJ 3 D 10 lt llews ., • t~ .2_1 n lle111 U Meke Mt Lauth 0 Movie: "Mldnifllt uce'' <aro '60 Oum O»y Rt1 lla1mqn lohn Cavrn Myrn, 111v Ga Chia> l the Mu C!) Benny Hill Show O)Mo.ie -11:30- D • U Pro l1"etb1ll Plitoll l eam\ In bP 4nnounCPd D n " Jo111111r Car'°" U flew Soupy Salts Sllow IJ 3 110 1f frl4ar 111&111 lrn al Ille lltntucky Dtr11y A Pf Pvir~ ot lht vpcom1ng kfnluc~y Ottbv lrOlh Churchill Down\ Ga U1t Gon1 Show Q) Get Smut fD Clptiotlff AIC lltws 12:00 U ''"""'' lone tDMelo1 -12:30- " Mme: "leuiu" (tom) '17 Angrr 0H"k1nwn S~lv11 ~0~1111 IJ I 3 r 1101 H latttta Ga Morit: !IW', "1111111" (~d•) ~~ M1th1~1 Conno•s Barton MKLHllt, S1bu 0) Movie: "bther & th ltlna" <adv) '60 loan Coffins, Richard la•n Deni~ o Dea 1:00 D ~~1 ilt1 Mid11l1111 S,.Clal DMawerlck -1:30- • Motie: 0'V..,i11 Clrtut'' (hot) 1? Adntnnt Cool, llurence P~yne, lho11ey Walters 2:00 D Mttit : "DelMI ,. 11 .. 11.,. .. (adw) ')? Cror1e Ptppard D Mttlt: "1111'111•" !drO !JI Alec G111n11tu Irene Dunne ID lllMlt: ''SllelM" (d11) '!13 R111 Heywo<I~. Stcwatt C.1n1t1 -2:30- • Mt•le: "111111••" Ccoml 62 Challes Boyt•. Mdltte Morain mc.c s-i 3r00 ....... : "SIM lift" (dtl ) '47 Yvonne Ot tarlo 4:00 e .,...... "lelt CHf' (dra) ·~ Chtrstop r Let, Oavrd htrar • 119rir. "H .. 1• Dt1l1t" (dr•J ·~-Cltnn fOld -4:30-.... : "'-•"-* .....,. , ... , -lobn tlot#atll SATURDAY MAYS MOANING 6:00 O Jhat's Cit a Sunrrse S."'ultr 0 Colllmu111fy lttdb1d m University of Ille Au -6:30-u Sunrrse SemHltr D Bly City ltolltn O Or11net 8 TY Clnsroom -Arl O Dmy & Goliath 10 ~ Course ol Our limn m Spt1~ Out 0) lnhnity Factory ID C1phoned ABC News 30 r amity Port111t 7:00 fJ Dustfs Treeflouse O 23 39 Alwin & the Ch1pmunh O Bra Blue Marble D :> 110 29 Stooby Ooo. Wllere a•t fou! e TY Ctawoom -Span1sh O Hot fud1e Show m Utmenury fll!W) 0) SPCCIAl TV Women An 111101 mat1vp look ~I •llrnrn .. ,,,k111~ 111 ttlrw1s1on lhtu l'\pon\1b11tlr;\ goals and prrson11 .,,,., ID Yoaa 101 Ht1tth -7:3-0- D Marlo's llrlafl( Mowrt lrlKhlllt D n 3t fantntK fov1 D P'Keteltttt II 131 10 2t hnrftct e TV Clawoom-Cuslne 0 The Lofte lt1n1t1 m That's Cnoup m Rol!lper llOOl'll m tnne1 Te11nls 8:00 D r6J 112 ,,.,.~ U 1211 11tJ Golltilfl Sllper 90 ... Motie: WI UC.S,ion•&• Aatnl" (mys) )I) Jo~I MtCrra B 1 ~ J l!O (291 Superfrltnds D ..,._, ~'"""' Ga Motie: W I "Gnn4 Hottl'' (dra) '32 Grtlt G~rbo fJ!) lohft Cllllw•r lnttf'fit'ft fl)llltiClll/Motie -8:30- Q) S..t11tn1 C.h'9f• fli)!Ma 9:00 8 (I J ttl TIM l4lp llllM!yt~ ...... 5""' • Tlllrll.lilfttn atAllW.S..tt -9:30- .. Qa CJtl o.ttr Ihle• e lihtle: "A ~rfHI•'• Atleh" (com) ·~g Sal MIMO, Barbata ldtn e lU ffll ()t) ~·1 M.stln • Mewlt: ., ......... ~ (•tl) ·~1 Van Htflrn, Yvonne Ot Ca1lo • Tfle '""""a.et 10100 a l)IJ CJIJ Fttfl & ..,_, • lllMlt: "Jed & Ille ~" An •~lm•ltd 1dvenl111t • O.Ct u,.. • Clllllc -tO:JO- • c. l'tli ,.,..,.., """ 111wrrK Af'AIL :>9 1919 O n >t fhe letsoni 0 l 10 n Tht P'rn• P'1nthtr m ltuhw1lle MUSK fD Crnuialrc Ere I A~'""""' ED Mr [quador 11:00 0 1S 3t l'ro 8'se~all /rims to b• IM 11llCPd D 3 10 .zt Wetltnd ~111 I R1 ·mr f~, Pr""d,nt Whtn Saup ~nn Hul1 4•.i ""' 1ne11 riv.I. 1an1<.t h~ ~lull'n lht 1>r1,.on1f\ 1nry tounltd oo lu '"''' • •Oii'> 1n j 'II hOOl 'I'< '"'" lh•y "•ur ""' ~·Jtt ,,n•na fru11 ~"" h ~,1h 1111tva1 1n • l19hl ~ .. .rlMI 11111WOy ~b<1ul lh• .11tltH ·ti I No •lllA~tftdlr>f "lltl11,1 IOYIMV, bOy\ \h.111• \111u1~u an~ (h11\tr•n l!Mror.in SI~• m fhrrller m Jaques Covsteau fD Movit : "l' Anentura " (dr~) 60 Stran&tly a11pp1ne s1ory ot lldly) rOI~ "ell O> Mu"u Colombrana -11:30-u Outdoors IJ 3 10 2t Ameriun Bllldstand 0) Get Sm111 m l11ch1 Libre AFTeRNOON 12:00 D • Sl>K• Ac.Mttllr o Voraff to tllt Mt• "' Ille s.. D Clil Side IC~s m Sol/I Trahl 1 t lie Blue M11111t 0) Tmn 2• Conte111po<af} Hultll so AKent tf Miii -12:3-0- D t e u ht A1k11 I 3 Topic IJ ,,. 1 tlO Olico 10 •29 SN Ila Ila 1:00 fJ !t rttlJAAll 0 The lit V1U., IJ I 3 ll10J f2tl WI-• Worlf of S11«'1 Part I 1'1thm1nary heals of thr Hahonaf Sl)frnt C11 Ch1mp1on· ship$ from Terre Hault. lnd1a111. ind Pl•I one or a fulure c0111memora1tn1 lhe ?~th anniversary of llo1e1 8ann11trr cr1tk1n1 tfle 4 min mile ID °""' l.lMiti e llla1tw W.., m ..._, °' .. ' t11t Kw.."*· Utt Bon1t1 Gonvrllt and fran~lt lhomu star ., .... .,litre.* )f "" ~ S'9tY -l :lO-• m JJ 30 ....... D MMtt l C..... 14 r.itr flllftrlil 2100 ew...rw 8 IHl ........ Giit 0,.. 1 Semi lrn•I• covm1« from fllt Woodland H111, Country Chrb In Hou$lOll, t tlH ....... • Cl)"'. '" ...... , °"'9 Lr" CO'ftlll of fhfl '""~ flOlie 1 eu flM Cll111clllfl Otwns fl) ............. c.Mlr" (Wes) '72 RaQu,1 Wtlci\, ~Culp ............. - (IJJ Sil ..... s ,.,. • Jiii• ..,,.. aa.ics 6.9 "Off YOUR DUff" * A specill Oii ,ityslcal fiblm aid 111rdse. U..rwrittt11 ~ 3M. St Off '"' hff An hour Iona special which a~es 1nl01ma1ton on the bend1ts of emc1se e F ..... Wwudellll a ...,._ '°"'1lllM111 -2:30- • List ti tile WM 3:00. B llllhn.! ew.eno.e....,. e Fa.ilr F1MI Festin i "Son ol Palefaee" Boll Hope and Jane Russell star an this comedy • CJ) Cll 121> WMI• wori. Of s,.ts Conclusion e hit: "hrKJ rants" (com) 'SO-Boll HOl>t. Lucille Ball • llllM: ~Cattle Coift. lllllJ" (wes) '72-Garry C11mPs (IJJ ._, '71 lticMllMs 8.,.... 8 T1ll Alt ti UnttlUittty SJW.T11 IJJ) Tilis .... hi lne~ll (II.,.... ...... ltlt•rlen -3:30- • (I) Im $fMts s,.ctaclllar CD -.., t. Mwttltvre .[..,....,. e Crllt Tum-Great YNrs (JI ... "J1ll $tlM lillt(' (jdV) '73-Cllartes 8'011$0n • AlttrkHs I tllt C1flltr•ia Dru. a....., 8 lillrie: ~" (ldY) '69- Gftpy Ped. Riclllrd Crenna 4:00 ())~Ole e Metil: "TM'rt Iner Teo , ...... ~com) '55-0ean M11t1n, Jerry ltwtS. NiM Foch. 0 lllilit: .. ....,_.,. .. (com) '66-Warrtn 8t1tty, Susann1h Y0<• Ol ........ ~ .,.,.... e T•'"111b D.,.rtiw1 llll"'iectU ..... -4:30-• ._. ·n llilMilMt a Of 1art11 ur. · • Qlll ,,_, USAP a a.. .. r rr, FWIMc 9:00 • ,... .• c.r. CD .,.. T--er... Yun .......... •(l)SWT'9 .... "IN We" ....... " (Ht) '52-RtellarO WICllNR • 11111i1: '1'91 Tll ..._,. (wes) '66-Mie llrttr, M¥11 Ptnelly. ()tlM • ... : "ftr a Fn Oelltfa ..,. (wes) '67-01111 C.st.ood 01119>11'• ••s.ar ..................... (drl) '43-lttftry FOlldl ...... LICll LICll -S:lO-... "' ..... .... 91111.i.: "fte ,.,. (mp) '7•- lillY °" HlalM. [ddlt Albtft 01111 ........... • c.111119 , ...... ............ •V•NING S:OO D II ([) llll QtJ 11111 (1) Gruttst Spofts L .. tn4s l!I lillrie: (Zllr) ''Tllt Gllost I Mr. Clliat11' (tom) '66-0on Knotts 4 newspaper IYP6•11tr has one drrv1ne 1mb11ton -to become a reporter l\.t .... ""' II) llffit : (2hr) "Th Count of Monte Cristo" (dra) ·1~-R1chard Ch1mberl11n lony Curtis Alter U years 1n a duneeon IOI a cnme he didn't commit. a Count escapes to seek revenge It~ QIM rm, USA? m llC£T Audit11 '7' (6hr) lhe second consecutive night ol lh•S televised auctoon ID fltbre -6:30- D m a <DJ News 8 Mary Tyler Metre '"' Mlfn· 12 ~{ Footsteps '21J Your Golden Elllplre (Al Jollll CaHa1111 lnltrYlews 7:00 D Tiie rr1ct Is Ri(ttt Allltriu1 lifestyle es1 .• .....,s-. • [JtWhea c. Allcelts Stlior ,,.,ile Dlkb (Gln.t'•""""'* ID (JJ) <al Q)) Tiie l.1•re11ee ....... IHI ..._ Tlllt r ... @ Ollct u,... • Clnsic S)Allctill '7t (Ill Mtlll City u.its -7:30- • Z 111 t111 T11111 Fa.ilr s,.cill "toser Take All" 8 (Ii Fllllllr FM eM.1tc11;,... -........... (D)Jlll ...... Q_1J Fw,.ett• F•ltr 8:00 • (fJ) T1ll ......... ,, Or. Raw1n1 k1sm Coach Butter. maker to conaratutate him on wmnlna a came, and his Burs SU ti u the be&tnn1ne of • romence . 8 0 QIJ CNlra (R) "The Grud1e" five cotte1e bo,s, p1y1n1 off a 11ud1e for • m1111u1n1 bust. "plant" the dru1 1n brownies 11 1 CMP Plrt~ a pohlttll demonstration. Chlabtth and Rose are arrested. II) llowit: (l'Mlr) "Califtrr1il KW" (dra) '74-Vic Morrow. Martin Sheen A psychotic she11H 1n a small town 1>11rsues sperders and runs them oll the road @ T...tJ.ftllf IN! FrOllt S)Auctitl'7t O> lloi de MtlU ID; Cross c-try -8:30- D 'JJ <Ill SKCW. ...... , ol lloston This comedy uplom the hnanttal ups and clowns ol a trad1 !tonal old ltne Boston department store and lhe h111nu ol its am0tous octoeena11an o"'n" "Younc · M1 Beane John Hillerman. Charloltt Rae. Alan Sues. Cro1ae O'Hanlon Ji Larry Bishop L01na Pallerson, lom Poston, M01gan f arley. l>on Boley and Dana House slar ~~ Law Day I Y1111 9:00 D W tJj) Mo¥ie: (Zllr) ''Take a Hard Ride" (wes) '7S-J1m Brown, lee Van Cleel, rred W111tamson. Calhe11ne Spaak. Jim Kelly. Barry Sulhvan. Dana Andrews Ptkt (Brown) had been a lawless d11fter unltl meeting up with a rancher named Mor1an (Andrews) When Mor1an dies, lo repay Jns debt ol 1111t1ude, Pike sets out lo return $86.000 tn cash lo lhe rancher's w.00. and the townspeople lo whom ti belonp-wtlh a 1an1 of murderous cu1thr01ts on his lratl II 121) lltl IJ I IM ltar "lobo" BJ returns lo Orly County IOf the trial at She11lf Lobo (Claude Akins) on thar&es of bank robbery. bill when the t11al IS O'ier, tobo is free a11d BJ 1s behind ba11 e CD Cill a "'' ltt1 lt1t ''Super Mom." sta111n1 Allne Mura and J111y Stifler, ''I'll See You ~in," sta111n1 Cta11 Stevens and Cyd Chansse, and "April's Retu1n, · slanina Ch110 (Rescheduled) CD HEE HAW HAS A IAll • WITH TOii T. HALLI! ID Ntt Kn Tom T. Hall, Don Gibson alld Jim Henley auesl OJ ....... City u..iti -9:30- • • ""'1 a ,.._. 10:00 B tHl <II S.,eftr1I• "Where Hm You 8011, 8tff~ Bo1'" A deh&htfuf comedy of errors about • TV WEEK, APRIL 29. 1979 weak willed youn1 man who holds lht Supertia1n passen1e11 hosta11e while lry1nc to plan h1s escape from the police Birr, Gordon and Rue McClanahan 1uesl • (it) a hntesy lsla114ll 'The Coldlen Hour " slamne Tom ltnn1lle and Michael Paras. and 1 he Com1t," stamn1 Fred Ciandy and Jxk Carter m Net ""' Helty's Q) s,ut.e., ll et. c...try m Allctilll .,, m lta, llotidls, ' Alp Mas ~ Ctlllltry .... Awciltitn fnttr. Ntioftll s-. -10:30- • Did Yan 01'• Show ..... 11:00 u m a11tws II <!DJ 9 Ins UMIMlltllllfll D Second City TY lletworl m Movie: "8'1tle of BritJin" (dr~) '69 ·Str Laurence Olivier ([2J lillrie: "Rillc of lrilllt Water" (adv) '69-8111 Tmers Q) 1tMJ NiN Show J Q:tJ MMl·IZ (21) T td Fritts/Soap hdOfJ <Al c,.. Coultry -11:30- D ~ Mowit: "f'lly Midy "' llt'' (Mp) '11-Chnt Eastwood llMit: "MJ c..-flldlel'' (dla) '53-0ltvta de Hav~land D @ llll Salv'*J li&M Utt • llllM: ..,... sd.I c:.fi. 4illlltial" (dra) ·~-Russ Tamblyn • lillrie: ... flldilllt .. ...,.,.. (mys) '7•-Sam Walers1on lillM: "Tlll ........ Strlil" (5'1 h) '71-Arlhur HtlL e llffit: "Ttrrtr MHM" (hOf) '12-Uncla Gillin. John Nerlson. m L'" wt r .. , ...... , eo.tsace hom the Mou Cteek Plan tahon 1n Hilton Island, S C a ~n.u. ....... ,, ID Auctilll '7t 1z00 e Q))Wc.trf e MINI: "N11hl ol the Uv1nc Dead," "Voodoo Woman," "Interns Can't Take Mone(" • -...: "Otmentll 3," "The Min I the Monst11" -1:30-., ........ ....... .,, • llllM: (Nlw) "ft ... lltUl•pird" (dr1) '67-Gre101y Ped. Miry Bedham. P!l1flip Alford, ,-------------------- John M""1 This lllO'ltt IS about ract.tl Pfttud"e in 1 $111111 southern IOWll IS Sffll thrOllP Ille tYfl of two ,ou11pters wllosl lither defends a ~ n1111 acc11Md of rapt • C11 8 TIM .., a.n s,.dlt: n,llt 0.. II "-(llw) Co\i11try /"'5ttm lllf floy Clat~ IS 10111ed b' Marte Osmond, Cheryl Tiers. r.1111111 Wynell•. Ctr1fd111e JOllts-bttttt •llOWft as fhp W~son-11\d the entire Utah Symphony O!tllestf• 111 an llOllr of ""'"' .... : (ar)" ......... .._..,.., (drt) '61 -$pencer TrKy, 111111111111111 Scheff, hrl l~tt. A eo111tt00111 dramt~hc· tlOll.ffy beStd 1111 Gtfnqn "" cnm 1!111 t,_-tbotl I IMll'S ffSOOll -~;:~.s , .. """ • ....... "As,.eial lf•llief" " ,...., ltMhtllltlll Ill a "'0 .... .,, c• .u c ~ \ TV WEEK. APRIL 29. 11179 1 ,,.ec1llml11 .. wlll of Atlril • .. MONTH OF 1'NI SYS1'84. WM! "WT c ...._ ,_i:••M: c .... lllMa of C II lecel•er or W1.-.. M _,, C II Tu .. _.11 wttll &a ....... Wiii C II ,.... of ......... Y• w• r.cel•• .. , • ..._ .. ow low prtce, ,_. dlelce ef ..._. CJI frH $7.tl or SI.ti lit.._., C II Free Direct .. Disc ........ or C41 Ma• UCSL 11 C60 c•ufb ..... frff. So ff,__.. 111• ... fw • .,.._ Wiii w..W ..... •M11 ,..,...., wfttt ow...., co., a• la. 8-ry ~cw .. ..I flllle ..,. ...... of_. 9"•rollty. Y• w•-t be aonyll SYSTIM OF THE WEB :.q YAMAHA JVC YAMAHA ' ,. --- This week.we have come up with a system for the apart- ment or condo' dweller. Since these dwellings have a limit· ed space problem, the system we are offering is the type that will flt Into "limited space." We start off with Yamaha's 22 Watt per channel receiver{ the CR-~20. With .OS% T.H.D. and l.M. Distortion, It w II give you pure, clean music response as tht provided by top-line models In Its series. Nut we offer the JVC QL+A2 Direct Drive turntable. With quarts-lock circuitry, It delivers absolute accurKy and dependability. It has auto-return, auto-shutoff, a core- less DC motor, and one-row strobe. Coupled with the Ortofon FF1SE Mark II magnetic cartrldve you are as- sured that your records will have a minimum amount of weer and will have superb sound tor years to come. Finally we give you Yamaha's newest and hottest little speaker, the ns-10m. Designed after the Yamaha na-1000rrt studio monitor, the ns-10m sounds clear, with smooth tre- ble and luxurious midrange. So even though It Is their smallest speaker you get sound quality comparable with their larger floor standing models. llT)oresslvel SO If you're the type of person who ls looking for 1 high quality but small system, you owe It to yourself to come In and hear It. Then you'll be a believer too. By the way, tor this week only we have put a very small price on this system. SO hurry! Maftufacturer's retail $129. 95 YAMAHA'S llST 1-2 AMP, C-2 PalAMP For the last two years, the B-2, C·2 combination has been Yamabl's tat> of the llne emp and swump. The Vertlcal FET designed B-2 ampllfler Is very conservetlvely rat.ct at 100 Watts per channel end at 10 Watts output has .OOI% T.H.D. lncredlblet With a full 115db signal-to-noise retlo, hiss nol• should never Intrude to SllOll normel llst.nlng -you wouldn't bl able to hear It even ff YoU turn the volume to maximum. · · Tllh ..... ..,•102• The C-2 Prump Is 1 preamp for purists. lt~s verythlno that a preamp sMuld be. It hes the tecMlcal lstlcetlon to set new standerds In audio reproduetlon. Ith ultra low nolM and distortion 1ev111, tM original sound 11 recreated In all lb bNuty Heh dellcatl nuance, every lhatterlno cllmex. It 11 a combination of slmpUclty and _.,..lcltlon to delight both eyes and Hrl. For 1 very limited .. me only, we.,. offering our last remaining set et an lnc[ldlbly low price. The retail swlce of both the• units II $1500.00. Our price Is too low to quote In this ed so come In an d find out Whit we.,. Mklng for thele 1tlte-of-the-lrt units. You won't bl sorry I MA.IOI STmlO ..._. •• AT LOW PllCll Atlantic Music hat one of Orange A1mor. Arnetictn Monitor. Audio Conttoe. ate. County's lugest selections of Connoisseur. Oecol. Di9cwe1Nr, E8S. Gltrlfd. audlophUe recordings with Otrect Diec, ~~~~T, g;~~-~~.~.L=: 0A101111 , aned or101Ana81Y8MTa1ter Russound. Scotch. ltt•ffl•ld. Shure. ecordinga. H AA YOU EM AT Soundcreftsmen. Sound Guard. Ultrtllft .. r. ITS BEST. ... Y1m1hl Ind meny ot,,_., ==="""-............................ ., ef IOClllT =-.. ,_,