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Home My WebLink About1980-04-06 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ,.._ WN u.. -.. ""¥ "'""· The lN1 41ollar would be worth 41 Hall ln ••........., ...,.d MWr nd. .. today'• market, re1ll1 office, bank or mot!ve -w.-. .. ,..~.,,_,-r-----'Gwawwn, wberw tb• balln.a A~_...... '' OOllUDua6t)' ii fta&UDI fewer ud -""1itla .. ,,_., Wmr tM Deilf '' fewer w&lk·lD lhop':J wbc> cu _,.,...._ 9' Will lt:-HIN afford a.-. home& ~n. " ' But th '1 could llvt Uk• · 9i -'f.~l!i!:~ SL ldn11 lf tb11 and tbtlr 1• n..ilit ._.. tM da1a betk la U.. "'1111 PQtt.eeb could be trauPGl"Wd Ol lNT. wW rowtl _,... hlirrMd to 1tart b•ek to tboee da)'t ol ~l·. peM"'U"M fam'11ee •IMl ..... ofhNi a HoUJWOocl World War ll lnlla\lon wbeft bM 91ir .... tiUy ~-at 111.IO to 811.IO aad Jobi were 1c1rce but buytn1 111~ c\othel wtre a ltMl. powet wu llnprovlnt. 1't'J "" •&lo th wonl pnYloua period o( "There'• no comparllc>G, It v1.-1trt.. U.1. eclDllOtftlC lnf)atlon uaUl the p....-, llUMM.ilh 'NII a dlff~l kind of lnllat.loo then, .. llYI Costa , lM W&ar tUU IMtned to 10 a k>4 flll"t.bw bJ '°11'.l· Maa Chamber or Commerce ExecuUve Mana1er pariem titan • V·8 Mden soee on • SU'T 1aUoa o( Nate Reid , who waa thtn ¥ youn1 veteran and 111 today. 11uto P•rU store cler1t A &lance backward lb.routh P&lfl of lbo old ·•r cu remember 1 Ure that sells for $50 today N•PGrt Ne•·Ttm . on of ltte fOftru.nntra of wu aotnt ror $10 and a aenerator for a 1947 Ford the Dall.y Pilot. teUa ol that per\od'a then steep or Plymaoth nathead that was J(.95 and goes oow c01& ot llvtna. ., ror ... 9.~. SIJNDAY · 'Wlt.h Lllew baby. w~ were_cetllq aloaa.Jua flne on my UtUe paycheck. \'our dollar was worth more lbtn. We were even bavlnc Hlet on thln11." tnnatlon In 1M7 cau.ed price. to rile 17.5.per- cent ln a one·year period endlrig ln May of that year, while economllts point out in lhe year ending lut February they rose 17.7 percent In Orange County. Th.la meAl\I the CoPJumer Price Index (CPI> rose 2.1 percent. lbe highest one-month sur1e since September 19'7, when it leaped by 2.5 percent, ac- cordini to the U.S. Department of Labor Statistics. State Employment Development Department officials just announced, however, that real apen· dable income-for the average southland (amlly of rour dropped by 10. 7 percent for the year ending in January. Federal offtclala point out then ire aetuall two--GPI llfW eoa':lwted It .... .-U...YM&--4J ference in Income ·~ bablu uaonc th American public. ~ ~ The 17.i pereeM-,riff laen11e ..,....... all-urban consumers' cateaory for baalo neceNlUes. A separate urban wa1e eamen, and citric workers' croup account.a for 40 percent o( tbe spendina public. That lnt1aUon increue ii flavr.ecl' at 18.6 percent increase over the put year becauae{ those people have more money to spend and mote lavish ta.ates. Increases in earnings after taxes are com· pared to boosts upward in the CPI to determine a family's real spendable income. And real spendable income is just a fancy term for what it means when lhey s,ay it. re;dly hit you where it hurts, in the pocketbook. Transportation costs hurt worst. rising 3.3 per· (See PRICES, Page A3 > VOL. 73. No. 97, 7 SECTIONS, 96 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SU NDAY,APRIL6, 1980 FIFTY CENTS Blooming flowers and stylized steeple point to a glorious morning at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant at 2850 Fairview Road. Costa Mesa, where the Easter message will be retold at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. today. . "ii..f ~ N~E ""' . . . ~.~:l~ .:.T ·nt:. I 3~ -i· ~ · . . .• · • .,, 111881NG CHILD -It was nearly a year ago that 5-year-old Etan Patz left bis SoHo home to cateb tbe school bus. It was lhe Jait time be was seen. An As· aociated Press story describes 4 tbe events that-followed and the t hope Julie and Stan Pat1 cling 1 to: Etan may still be alive. Page All. ' i' s!,~~~~8 in ~re:e<:; television aeries wttb junkyard Intact. but tbe reincarnation is • without aoo Lamont and ~unt Either. However, there la a new J'Otnance for Redd Fou. Page •• •OMtn 8V81NES8 -At· tone, Erwin Keup says moat ftOple wbo come to bJm about O'allddN ....... onty waat to . Mar tbe IOOd · aewa, but ID a Vou/Yaw lloa.er '*°17 ho tens iow te •9'064--. )OQr 1ife aav· ..... P.O. LQSING LEAD? -An As- sociated Press review of U.S. military strenetbs and weak· nesses reveals that. with few exceptions, the Soviet Union is pulling_ far abea"d in conven· tlonal weapom and tbe ability to make llfhtnlng strikes anywhere in the world such u the Alaban invasion by troop; from all parts of Ruasla. Paae A8. .. 11.T ... L.OfNCT._. CIW~ 11--,w.wy TY ... Pilgrims, Tourist Hear Blessings Holy Cities Rejoicing VATICAN CITY <AP I Thousands of Romans gathered on balconies and al windows this Easter morning to lJsten as the city resounded with the peal of be lls from its 500 churches, heralding Christ's resurre<"tion The lO·ton Campanone. the m aster bell of St. P e t er's Basilica that ha d been silent s ince Holy Thursday, was the firs t lo ring 'at midnight. It quickly was joined by other bells throughout tbe Eternal City. WEST COVINA <APl Police said Saturday they had arrested three persons and were see king a fo urth in th e strangulation of a lC).year-old boy whose body was found a week after he was kidnapped r ro m the front ya rd or his home .. Orville Young, 22: his sister. Lewanna Patterson. 27. "ho owned the house where the body was found, and Larry Johnson. Z3. who lived there. were booked ror investigation of murder afte r Ronald Tolleson Jr. 's body was found in their garage, Officer Don Holtz said. A nationwide manhunt in· tensified for 2l ·yea r -o ld California Youth Authority parolee Danny J erome Young, brother of Orville Young and Ms. Patterson and an acquain- tance o< the Tolleson family. In· vestigators checked leads that he might be hiding in Seattle Police and vou)unteers had scoured fields, cul verts and even the sewage system looking ror a sign of Ronald. a fourth·grader . who disappeared Ma rch 28 in this Los Angeles suburb. Ronald had been dead al least a day when he was found. ac- cording to J .W. Franken, an in· vestigator for the coroner's of· fi ce. However. Franken said. "he hadn't been dead since lhe day he was kidnapped." Franken said an autopsy com- pleted Saturday artemoon re· vea led the boy had ~een <See KIDNAP, Pa1e AZ> Radioactive Wa8tes Go Irvine police ended tbelr night long surveillance of a chemical waste plant Saturday morning after officiala removed lour bar· rels .of radioactive wasleS that were discovered leakln1. Ao officer anaweriag a burgl1r alarm Frld•y night found the leattq barrels at ln· ternational Chemical and Nuclear Co., 2727 Campus Drive. Otflclala from the Oran1e County Health Department and the Oc~tlonal S•fety and Health mlnlatratlon (OSHA) said that tbe leaky barrela were In violation of 1tate law. A re- pOrt on the Incident la expected Monday. 8tlll OG tM f~tJ'I premiaes are 15 .,.,,._la ca!lllalntn1 a 1epl amount at radloaetive wutel, accordlnf t.o compaaJ omctall, . An C'Sllmat<.'d 600.000 tourists from around the world and Rome 's 3 5 mi llion residents pre· par('d for Eas ter riles and festivities cul mmatm~ ln Popt- John Paul ll"s noontime '"Urbi ct Orb1'" blessing to the city and the world at St. Peter's Square Saturday night. the pontiff celebrated an Easter vigil Mass in the splendor of St. Peter's Basilica, leachng lhe world's 720 million Roman Catholics in the commemoration of,cfbrist's rise rrom tbe dead. ~ ~ mistJ, cbilly weet.ber. tt!ns ol tboaaa.oda of Ptllrlina and touri8'a cro..,4'ed bl&o U. maplfteeae''c'Wen .._._... ch,11.rdl.ID Cbttlaadom. Jn Jerusalem. the UtanJes of the Roman Catholic, Greek Orthodox, Armenian, Copde end other churches echoed t.brougb the incense-filled, Crusader-built Cburch of the Holy Sepulcher in ~quick s uccession of prayer b ur g h G r eek Orthodox '>t'rv1ce~. diocese. who w1U narrate a hve Protestants held separate television broadcast of today's '>ervices outstdl' the walls of service to the United Stales. .Jerusalem·s Old City. They do Their candles fltckenng lll the not recognize the church as the darkened church. the pilgrims s11e of Cbnst's bunal. marched three times aroun1l lhe Catholics held a spars~y at· masstve 15-foot·high m a usoleum tended dawn Pontifical Mass or over the cave of.Christ's burial the Blessing of tbe Fire sym-befo~ filing tolo the church bolirlng t.be licbt Jesus gave lhe courtyard. The sound ef church world. A solemn pnceaioe was bella rilled tbe air. held from C•hary to tbe It was a bnaisiDg expedie9k-e. mauoleum ot tk S.,..leMr • "'bat t. be in a awb Mire that few feet_,-. ., mak• )'Ge feel at .-with la tlle ...... ,, .. .._. a 411 n '?»." Mld.CVehU .... Or••k Ort~•d•x •U&ri•• a, • 1cl ~of J ........... _,_ ...... ......_.,.,.._ ..... ---..... ,, .. ~i ............. ...., ......... 111 •· ,_. 1 • ._._... au: a ,... 11' ,.._.-=: .. ...... ,,..._ tlle o. .. '* --year, aloq wtth the ~ven-day out of the tomb by Metropolitan Jewilb bDltday of PUIOVer. Vuiliosoleaarta. ......... ~--peo-... Y• Mft to lol* a .... wu __ .. _1-dmor- to find • exdtla« momeat HU IM''W ~ ud were that." said Patber Coestaatine Volaitis. '>...,.,.,lor ol tbe Fttta-'8eellOUDAY,Pll«e.U> .Blaek· Tie, Fuzzy Tall Dear De.Uy Pilot: My name is Ann Fain and I am 12 · yean old. I have two bnJdaen, Juon.: 10. ud Tad, 9. Our rabbit, Oreo. 11 rour yeanold. He la black and wblte so we made lilm a black tie and top bat for Easter. I --- so be. coalcl be a rent.ar Peter Rabbit . We hope you'll lite oUr rabbit. I thou1ht that a picture of him would briaf E.ter cheer to many of your readei'I. . . ..... l'hank you ~pyEuter 'l " A.I OAALY PILOT .,. PMii lraa'1 .,......_, wu _._.oted Satunla.J • ~ ta.. lllamlt • mUltantl wHe nploJUq tM American b0tta1n and Usu Preakteat Cart•r m• tlartfy .... ataDd Ola the mils. He~· s11pUaa1 lo O• t PrealdHt Sadat :'J'ftaa ~to U. c»-poeect . TbNe American cler11men arrived tll Tehran, meanwblle, • \.~ teed EastM' Mrvlca for the Americana. wbo bne ~ s pent Tbank11lvln1 and Cbrlltma In' c.a~vlty. Holiday presents of fnd!., t~late and clothing were oeUvel"f'd to tht us. Embassy by the v•ucan'• envoy. r~preaent1n1 other diplomats ln Tehran 'It wall be like lhe Chrastmui. celebration" with proceedJng:. fllmed by Iranian telev1s1on. aald 1 mllltanb' a~umu lD a !ti Obciae bltervl w wU.b 'l1M M · aoehted Pren ln Nlcoala, Cyprua. Me .. ,d tb Hrvlte WOGW b1tJn Sunday 1t 1:00 p.m . loeal Ume. .,,. Re woCald not 14)' wbether the duo would have lime to vlatt wltb eaeb bo9ta1~ • 'Tbey wW be here ror the celobraUou and tbat•a all, .. &.be apok•mao Ald In aa lDterv1ew pubUllhed ln tho Parl.t nowapaper Le MODde, lranla,n Prealdent Abolbu11n Banl·Sadr wu quoted aa c:all1n1 the l'mbaHy miUtaot• "O~· portunia\i" who were taltlng id V'4nla&e oC the hostaae satuat.Jon In an attempt "to dellver them IO the htghest bidder " tie was quoted aa HYina be would takt! his use lo the Ira· Ol~sidetl Tri .. p .. President, Reagan Sweep in Louisiana NEW ORLEANS <AP> President Carter maintained tus Campaign '80 mastery or Sen. ~dward Kennedy with a landslide victory Saturday nJght tn the Louisiana Democratic presidential primary. Ronald Reagan took an evep more ooe- sided triumph in the state's GOP election. Carter, runnJne in his native South, was ga~ring 55 percent of the vote to Kennedy's 23 per.· cent. "I want to thank the people of Louisiana tonight as they made history voting their (jrst pres- idential primary. and I want to thank them for their conUnu.ing confidence in my administra- tion." Carter said in a state· ment Reagan held a 73-20 percent ed ae over Georae Bush The primary s tirred Utt1e competition among the can· dldntes and little Interest among the state's 2 million voters. Turnout was extr~m ely light de s pite ideal s printtime weather. Their Loulaiana vlctories en abled Carter and Reagan to widen their advantages in the aJl .important competition for nom lnat.lng delegates. · Going into Saturday's pnmary. Carter led Kennedy 852 to 42'1 in the delegate competition. Reagan Jed Bush by 343 to 72. Rep John Anderson, who was not on the Louisiana ballot, had 57 lll•ltreu Bnit•tes Two.year-old Julie Anne Barry of Huntington Beach pauses to catch her bearings as she searches for all those tinted and golden eggs at Sts. Simon and Jude .Catholic Church Saturday. She appears alone but there was plenty of competition in the. grassy field. 3-way Summit Seen In Mideast Dispute WASHINGTON (AP) -Preei· dent Carter'•~~ meettnp with EOPdan-t Allwar Sadat and hraell Prime M uu.ter Menacbem Belin prob- ably will lead to a tliree:.w1y . summit, says one of Sadat's principal advisers. "1 think tt is alm01t lne.vi\a· ble, it ts neceaaary,'' Osama &I· Bat, com11etor ta the Egyptian president, said Thursday In a sasion here with reporten. His remuka. tor pubJlcaUon oo the ev;e of Sadat 'a arrival, sugg-.ct Egypt la peqlmJauc about tMCbiDg •treement wttb llrael lbelor, a May 28 taraet date on a plan to eltabll1h autonomy for tbe 1.1 mlllton Paleatlnlans Uvtns on leraeU~copted Arab land. ' Cart.er oPeDa talb with Sadat at the White House on Tuesday and will meet next week with Be11n. Tm roundl of nelOlla· Jlons between Etypt ud hnel have not produced even the flint outline of a settlement. Meanwblle, a KuwaH H'WtJ!aper_ ~eported Saturday that EQpUan President Anwar Sadat told President Carter he will reslen if there ta no tangJble pro1reu in Palestinian • autonomy talks with Israel by the deadli.De. Ao E1ypUan 1overnment 1pokent0ma,n ln Calro, mmmat Mu1t1fa, celled the report "wlahtul thlnklna." A U.S. Slate Department 1poketm~ In Washmcton aaid be had tieArd no aucb thlnt. nlan ~ lf \be mll1'-nta ,... fuud to accept bl1 plan to ltanafer &.be Americau to 1ov· e rncntnt control~ "It (tb• pubUc> wtU understand tbat tbe holtaie att1tr la oot eueatlal, that tt 11 even 11\Jurtoua to the bJ011omJn1 of our revolutklft ... 8aQl-s.dr called on Preeldent Carter to clarify a 1tat.emeot made lNl Wednesday that be tbou1bt the Iranian president'• offer to take control of the hos ta sea. sei1ed Nov. 4. was a "pocltive development," It said. The plan did not win approval m a meeting Thursday ot the Revoluuonary Council Bao1 Sadr heads because its clerical members -who belong to the l1lamic Republican Party aJ)d are believed to have ' majority on \be U.member body -ap- parenUy wanted a clarlflcaUOo from can.r. lranlan ottldalt re· potrt.dly not Can.r to •tree t.be new lnaiu Parliament wlll bave tba "~t" to decide the botta.-• fate u ordered by Ira· ni1n revoluUonary leader Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini. "Mr. Carter told me that be undentood that lbe future Ira· ntan Parliament bad been charced with dealin& with the ho1ta1e1. 'Understand' ls, in Enclish, an ambiguous word. It doesn't neces1arily mean that the United States admits the jurlldlctioo or our national as· sembly," Bani·Sadr was quoted as sayina. There was no lmmedia~ com· m ent from the White House Tbe council la to consider tbe tranarer laaue •catn tonJ1bt. Earlier Sltvday. ~ hlamic party lalued a statement 11ytac lt fell tbe Americana 1hoUld re- main with tbe mUlt1nu and Banl.sadr. apeak.lng ln Tehran. called on Egyptlana to oust Sadat and return dePOted Shah Mohammed Reza l>ahlavl to Iran. Barti..s.d.r, in a mesaage car· ried by Tehran radio and monitored ln London, uraed that r ecent anll·Sadat demonstra· tions by Egyptian Moslem fun· dament.ahst.s continue "until the downfall of the regime whkh prefers .. the fri endsh.ip of the Iranian nat1on ·s fo remost enemy"' to that of Iran • There -u no reaction from Sadat, who granted polltlcal uylum to the shah after he left a Ulree-manth aUie In Panama . The deDOMd moaarch arrived in Cairo Marcb a., bad hll tan· ceroaa spleen .removed four days Js~ and ii recuperatlne in a mlUta,YholpitaJ. Tbe Rev. Jack Bremer. a Methodiat minis ter from Lawrence, Kan., told Western rePortert in Tehran be hoped the hostages' Easter servlce would be a "very meanln1ful Ume, a spiritually supportive lime (or ttte bostaees.' · He was accompanied by Rev Darrell Rupiper. a Roman Catholic priest from Omaha. Neb .. and the Rev . Nelson Thompson. a Methodist from Kansa~ City, Mo. l)iamonds for the Birds Pigeons Sent to D e liver Poison Ransom \, Britain's Prince Charles left a West Palm Beach. Fla .• hospital Saturday alter suf · fering sunburn and possible 'heat exhaustion during a polo match The British team won. BEAVERTON, Ore. CAP> .An extmtlonlst who Jert traces of cyanide in a jar of pickles at a supermarket in this Portland suburb apparently planned to apir1t away a diamond ransom by camer pigeon. pohce say Authorities had revealed last Wednesday that a man called a Fred Meyer tnc atore tn Beaverton on March 22 about tbe pickles and left a note de mandina $250,000 worth of diamonds. .aeaverton Police Detective Craig Heywood said Friday that a second note wu found Ued t.o a piaeon cage inatructin& police to attach the diamood booty to two birds and let them &o. In Los Angeles. meanwhile, Richard Q. WUUams. 46. was ar-raigned Friday in connection "lth attempts to extort diamonds and money from two Order Ignored --· Priest Re mains Hostage , (. t BOGOTA, Colombia <APl - Guerrillas occupying the Dominican Republic Embassy vetoed a dedaioo by their hl&h command to free the papal nwi· cio for Easter. government ln· telligence sources said Satur· day . The nuncio. \fons1gnor Angelo Acerbt. 1s among Z3 hostages, in· eluding 19 foreign envoys. still being held by guerrillas who ,..,._r.,,e AJ KIDNAP .•. strangled and his wrists had been boWld. The body was found fully clothed. Johnson was taken into custody Friday. shortly aft.er the boy's relatives were notified. and YOW\g was booked later in the day. Ms. Patterson. who also lived at the house. was arrested early Saturday In Cerrtio. while in the process of moving. Dettt· live Dan Leonard aald. "We're giving her the benefit of the doubt," he said when asked if she was fleeing. FNmr.,,eAJ HOLID AY. • • among a record 95,000 Chri<> llans and Jews here ror the hoh day season. Jews celebrated the fifth day or tbe week·lon1 Passover hoh· day commemorating the exodus or the ancient laraelltes h'om Egypt. Devout Jews 1athered Friday evenlng ln another area of lbe Old City to recite the Seng of Soop et the Wailln1 Wall, the last remnant of the Blbllcal Temple. Metropolitan Vasllloa. whose rank equale that of a Catholic arcbbllbop, aaJd the compllcat ed and closely Urned schedule worked out two moniha a10 by the various churcbea wu beln~ faithfully kept. The common Easter, be ~Id The A11ociated Preas, "i• a ble11ln1 because we 1bow to the world that we are like one fami· ly, wblcb wu the prayer of our Lord. We are alvtnc an excellent example to a1f eoannunitiea wtth our aplrlt of eooperaUoo and brotherly love.•• Seal Beach Man Held Over Sh°'8 A Seal Beach man was arrest· cd Saturday on suaplcloo ot U · sault with a deadly weapon after be allesedly nred a 22·caliber 1un at two nelghbon. No one wu~ured. Raymond Wlltred Scblotabauer. 49, ane1edly ftred the 1hot aft.tr 1 dtqtUte wlth the two men. He •u tran1pofted ~ Oranp County Jail. seued the embassy during a diplomatic recepllon Feb. 27. Th1: standoff enters its 40th day today Colombia intelligence service sources said they intercepted a telephone call to lhe e mbassy last week In whlch a person wbo identified her~elf as "Felisa'" ~:n e the rl'lease order on behalf or the g~rnllu ' high command The leader o( the l{uerrillu In !'iide the embassy was quoted as replying. "[ am responsible for the operation and l am not thloJt· 1ng of liberating him · · Felisa wou quot.eel as saying that frtting the nuncio would be a .. publicity coup and a dem· onstration or the humanitarian sentiment" of t.M guerrillas Last week during a telephone interview, the 49.year-old nuncio was described by guerrillas in the embassy as being "a rather important person from a tacUcaJ point of view " The guerrillas have freed six o r their JO non·dlplomatlc hostages in the past week. Tbey were quoted earlier as aaYtnc all non·diplomat.s would be freed during Holy Week. The four remalnin1 non· diplomats belnl held are lhtte Colombians. including a protocol officer. and a Dominican. V8(X!ine F ataJ, Police Warn Orange police warned today that thieves who Mole drugs from an animal hocpltal may end up killlng themselvea ir they u.se the dangerous vacC'lne1. Employeea or Chapman Animal Hoepltal. 4750 E . Chap- man Ave., rePorted tbe theft Friday or numerous rabies and distemper vaccmes Intended for cats and dogs only. ·"They are very dangerous and can be fatal with human use:· said Lt. Steve Felts. Poli ce are requesting that the drugs be turned Into the nearest medical facllity' or police depart· ment. DrugWReody For HeUa Au4Jmpa A Dana Potnt ctrucc:i.t. Wbo had been robbed twice before. w11 ready Saturd1y attemooa when two men ·aimulattng weapooa walked into hla •tore. ·· He a hot one ol them ln the face with blrdahot. Tbe palr ned DIDI Point Dru1s. 2'131 La Plan St .. without cub. The woanded a.- pect ftred two rounda lDto tM store u be wu ex.ltJne, 11Mrift'1 deputl• uJd. No one wu ln· Jdred. Oranp COuDty •rttr•• de· pUUil b1Ye no leadt on t1M &den· Uty or wMluboutl ol UM ""1d· be robben. San D1eeo 1upermarkets by The note on the cage was leaving poilooed merchandise found near a Portland highway on shelves He had been ac· by unidentifie d person s. qwued two weeks earlier of W>· ··Diamonds were to be .i- 1n1 pol1oned food to extort tached to the carrier pigeon.a moo.y from a Sun CUy · Calif. and the pi1eona were to ble re· market. leued." said Heywood. "That'• Au\borltle1 ln Loa Angele• baalcally what the note saJd." wd tMy considered lt poalble He said attempts to trace a Uaat men than oae person was b involved in tbe extortion at· suspect lhroug the carrier , pigeon link had been unsuc· le::'.AA.ct aaid aau.orides were ceuful. "We have a number or not sure wbetber Wllllam.a would carrier s>teeoa groups here tn be cbarpd lD the Beaverton the Portland area," be aald. case .• ..,,_.. ta nothlaa at th1a WllU1m1 was acquitted on t.lme to aublt&nt!ate that be ia March 21 ot a Sl00,000 extorUon our penao,'' Heywood aaJd. "We a ttempt in Sun City. The are not u tlna a complaint yet Beaverton attempt occurred the on Mr. Willlams... next day "which time.frame Heywood aa1d the note and de· wi5e is pmty Ugbt." Heywood t.aia. about Lbe carrier pl1eoos said were •ithbeld until an affidavit No cyanide wa.s found ln any was awom out against Williams othe r food at the Beaverton tn Southem Ca11forn1a More IUpsBatters ll "s hard to say whe ther Stacey Bennett. 7. or Costa Mesa put more imagination into her hat or decorations on at. Whichever. 1t was enouRh to win the 2rand prize at the bonnet contest at the Egga.thon sponsored by the city's Recreation Department Saturday in Estancia Park. BB Officer Still in Coma After Crash -1' A Hunllncton Beach police of. fleer remalns in critical cond1· Uon today after being knocked from bi.a motorcycle Weclnelclay ni1bt. John SutUe. 29, bu not re- galned consciousness at Hunt· logton lnt.ercommunily Hospital where he was taken with head injuries. A Lakewood man was arrest· ed Thunday tn connedlOG with the accld•Dt after turnlna hims~ lo to authoriUea. Robert Jack Qu1tt wu arreated on aus- olcton ol fdoay hlt·and·run cb1v· ~11. and wa1 releued oa SS,000 Qwn toad peUce that i.. wu moving a nfriaerator:-when bia \fan broadalded the omcer at the corner ol Golden Weat Slreet and Edinaer AY9D\R. .. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT '"""' 0r.,. C.0.•t 0.•ly .,tot ••f" wfl,,(" ., <..,,1>1""9 ,,_ N4rwt Pr!tll"• •• DVtlitt\IWcl -,. h o, ..... c.oo .. -........ ~· .._ .... '°''""'' _,. -·----., ""°""' '"•IN• ... c-. ,... ... --· .. _.,_ ::!t~~,t ~·= ,•,r;.~':I ~=~: ::::=.':...t""':."!,-:.S::::~ ... ~~ .... ~ ... ,,.. C--. CM-Me,,_._ . ..., .. _ P<~-·--Jtn • °'""' ., ...... ___ .. ___ -..~ t••er '-··"' ........ .... ~tl1't'O' T•tepMM (P1•)MM:l2l CIH.tfl.cl AdVeritwngt42-M71 ''"•"'\.-ffll(~f'ftl' .... 4IMIOO ,,_,....,.o-_c;.....,~ .... 14f.tt20 . --. ------ ' f ... .,.. _ _.. ..,..., .......... =. 'tUMN COfftl ..::. ~ Mc ..,., flUl[U -=--Jae ~ R.UJACK ..::.-... tw••wn "•" -• --. 0.UY~Staff......._ L SAMPLE OF GROCERY PRICES FROM NEWPORT-BALBOA PRESS ON JAN. 2. 1947 t ,.,,.._PaseAJ PRICES STAGGER IMAGINATION • • • cent in February and 25.7 percent over the previous year. The largest lump sum cost m crease, however, came in the m terest on home buying and financing. up 2.7 percent for the month and 21.2 percent for the year. New homes, new clothes, new cars and similar purchases that might be made on time with in· terest tacked on are a ll gelling crossed off monthly and yearly budgets along with such inciden· tals as childrens' toys. ·'The big thing 1s the interest rate." says Kurt Wilson, of the Orange County Housing and Redevelopment Agency. "The rate ls so high that the monthly payment just kills you. Lots of people who want to buy just can't qualify." Grocery prices in Orange and Los Angeles counties remained stable during March. however, with the exception of sugar. 1'bidl IXIM 9 percent and eggs, •Zperftnl Jlo one •••m• to ha•e a ~"*' ..,..... to what ~an or may be done to stabilize the up· ward surge of prices compared to the atalionary level of t.ake- bbme pay ancl real spendable in· come. --------· * · · 1 · rn not an expert on the eronomy." says Mark Stark. ch1t:f representa ti ve of the Orange County Department of Consumer Affairs. "If you check with some stockbrokers, you'll find they aren't either " He pointed out some financial institutions are doing what they feel best, curtailing and dis- couraging purchases on credit, especially those involving homes and cars. One tends to long for the good old days of 1947 and its brand of inflation. when a dollar was worth 42 cents. but that 42 cents went a long way. A pros pective home buyer might look into the lot south of Pacific Coas t Highway in Corona del Mar. advertised at just $4,250 complete with prefab house partially furnished. .Reliance Really and Invest,' ment also offered what w .. billed as a large B-'bo• ~ bayfroaf lot at $27,990 if 1°" were feelbW n.... mcl wanted -4' f'lewalle.. .. A 8le.J llt'tl.llO, .... bow~ altor Prancls J . Horvath ad- vertised an oceanfront lot iQ W etrt Newpaft. · , Corona <tel Mar-lots started st $1,450 and up if you dealt wtth F. *--------------...... Markets Super Produce Priced 5, 10 Cents How many housewives of today would just love to take their weekly budget and shopping list. ctimb into a time machine and go back to the Alpha Beta, Safeway or Greater All American Market of 1947" Gaudy, full -page grocery advertisements then showed salmon and halibut steaks at 55 cents a pound compared to SS.98 a pound today for swordfish and $3.98 a pound for fresh sea bass at Delaney's Gourmet Market. Chicken is currently 98 cents a pound at Delaney·s. while you rarely found it advertised 33 years ago due to scarcity. WIENERS -"UNTOUCHED BY HUMAN Hands " - were advertised at 39 cents a pound\\ Alpha Beta. wtule the Standard All American Market was undercutting that price by a whopping dime. Veal steak sold for a phenomenal 59 cents a pound al Alpha Beta. with short ribs at 23 cents; pure ground beef al 36 cents while radishes, green 0nl~ spinach com· manded a nickel for two bunches. Asparagus was 19 cents a pound compared to Sl.29 lo· day: while a box of Wheatena provided many hearty hot cereal breakfasts at 22 cents for 22 ounces. Salew"y was selling sirloin steak for 65 cents a pound compared to $4.79 at Hughes El Rancho markets these days for New York steak. All American Markets offered the shopper crisp head lettuce at a nickel each 33 years ago, compared to 39 cents to 49 cents most places today and two pounds of American cheese could be had for 93 cents. RALPH'S TODAY OFFERS LAMB shoulder roast at $1.69 per pound, while lamb chops at Standard All American Market in 1947 were priced at 49 cents a pound. Eggs were 47 cents a dozen and two good high protein bets were lowly hamburger al 29 cents a pound or ubiquitous Skippy peanut butter at 35 cents a jar. If one waoted to put on the dog with a special Friday or Saturday night dinner -perhaps by candlelight for the sake "of romance, not a coastal defense blackout -oysters were a mere 47 cents a tin. Artichokes were festive and fancy at a dime each at Alpha Beta, and avocados fetched 19 cents each. Pantry staples at various markets -where inflation .Ls alway& relt first and hardest -included three poundl of onions for 11 cents, two pounds of winesap apples for 25 cents and Libby's proceued meats at 8 cents a can. lNnATlON MAY BE CAUSING some belt·tlabtenlnl In the market and at lbe dinner table again toaa.y, but l..Jlrry Jahr manacer of Von 's Market, 185 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, says bou.sewives are eoplna as always. "'lbey're cuttina back a Uttle on the red meat aad buy· ing more cblcken," says Jahr, who estimates the 1Ve~1e houHwtle with a family of four spends about $100 week17 on croceries. ·• She may not be buying as much, but she's spendint about the same amount. The name of the game at the grocery stores these days aeema to be compromise for both customer and manage- ment, as evidenced bY> an iDddietrt in a &Ater BrotMrs Market last week. "BET -rrs OK TO C"811 .... ladY'• cheek for ~ onr tbe amount lan 't tt?. . .sue worth ot •rociertes. . . ! " a cbiek• ca1Md acrou the store to a man.,er. Tbe ~ fllled only t.bree carta and ~ a.IY h•dn'l boQlbt mucb meat It alt • , Jack Sullivan. while a hugt· commercial property at 1833 Ha rbor Blvd . 1n Costa Mesa v. as billed at $15.000 by another investor If the ~ky seemed tbe limit in living accommodations. you rould pick up a bra nd·new Bayshores Estates home from Earl W. StanJey for $12,500 in- cluding two bedrooms. two baths. a two-car garage and Panelray heat. Tradesman Philip DiCarlo, Costa Mesa, would hook up your sewer line for $2.25 ir you'd just bought a new home in Corona del Mar. Skipping over ads for flying lessons at $4 per hour at Sky Harbor Airport off West 19th Street in Costa Mesa and the Rev. Hyman Appelman's "Christ for Qrange County" tent revival meeting oo Highway 101 near Santa Ana's boxing arena, we find moce~. Bucolic Costa Mesa bomes and were.,.. ID the nei1bborbood of A,006 •SU. some balf-ecn--.an-. Newport Balboa Federal Sav- ings and Loan Association ~ Jll'PCLlim.ed its total U · aet8 atsi.-.580, aot quite balllbe sum the late actor Jolin Wayne's Baysbores home sold for la.st week. Still another bayfront bome with five bedrooms. six baths and a luxury view of four harbor islands is listed by comparison in this week's Daily Pilot for Sl.190,000 and two others are priced a t St .250 .000 an d Sl.150.000 respectively. Back an 194 7. w h c n th c Southern California Telephone Company was orrering career girls good jobs at SJO a week. ci$~arettes were Sl.39 per carton. One could take a tram to Nev. York Ct ty round·trip for $98 50: a complete fried shrimp dinner was $1.75 at Sam's Sea Food Spa and Fish Store near Seal Beach, and Ewart's clothing emporium in Laguna Beach offered Sl2.50 and S7.50 hand·painted ties at $7 .50 and $3.50. Barbecued ribs were $1 50 at The Galley in Balboa: Theo Robins Ford in Newport &ach offered a complete engine ex change as low as $135.75 and Culbertson Chevrolet advertised only $5.75 labor charges for a lube. tuneup and brake check Bicycles were Sl2.50 and up at the Davis Trading Post 1n Costa Mesa. The Santa Ana Furniture Company was selling chrome sets for $52.50. An electnr toaster sold for S3 at the SOS Radio Electric and Is la nd Record Shop on Balboa Island. while. ror your listening pleasure. S1.S9.50 would buy a Horrman radio·phonograph at Appliance and Radio Specialists. And for young famllles that wanted to save somethiog up for a rainY day such as the present. for just $205 Tieman's ln Santa Ana was offering a sturdy Schwab safe. lt was burglar-proof, but not inflation-proof. Man CriticaJ After: Shock A 32.year.old man is in enUcal coadltlon t.oUy after f>e and two other J)etlOU were aeve~ly shoc:ked Saturday nlabt wblle trytni to put. up a CB aotenna ln ~backyard at 130 LellDdo Sl., La Habra. Gordoa Folter wu ta.km to La Habra Community Hocpit.al after paramedics successfully revived hia heartbeat. His wife, Linda 33, and e relative, Sam Edwards Ir., 16. also were transported to lhe boaplLal w\lh band and feet burns. The accident occurred when the wtnd blew Lbe antenna the three "" hoklln1 lnto a major 12,000 volt eledrtcal win, ac· cotcllaC to ll.redftd•1•· , 11 OAVIDIWl'Z•ANN °' .............. __ Tbe ~utor ln t.be .. Pau-l1boM " C&lc &aid Ftida_y aome ol tbll women who Werf at- tulled ln West Orance County durtn1 1 nlne·month crime spree were i'eJuetant to come forward durinJ the fin-week trial. Depuly Di.strict Attorney Dan Brice la1d three of &.be 1.2 women Marlon F. Miller. 32, of Hunt· lngton Beach, waa convicted of alt.ackins were leery of tmtify. iq. Thls fit a pattem seen in other rape cases. Brice said, in wbicb ' woioen aeemed reluctaot to tesUfy « press cbarces •calmt their attactera becaute of psycholoaical atresaea they suf. fered. MWcr, who wu conv1eted ID March of 38 rape and ripe. re lated eotmts lnvolvina •tf~ on the 12 women, was ~ to S3 yean in state priton Fri· day by Superior Court ludae Jerrold Oliver. M Wer could become ell&lble for parole in 36 years, Brice said. But when be Imposed MD· le nce, Judge Oliver looked squarely at the mustachioed Unnotified Feedlots Still Holding DES LYONS. Kan. CAP> The cancer-causing irowth hormone DES was being used at many cattle feedlots that did not fall under a federal order to st.op s laughtering. the head of th•· Kansas Livestock Assoc1al1on said Saturday. The order. issued Friday b\ the fN:kral Food and Drug t\r1 m1n1strat1 011 and the u ~ Department of Agn culture. tem porarily halted slaughtering at 30 feedlots whl're cattk v.n•· g1\'en DES The lots -in Callforo1a Colorado, Ka nsas, Texas and Nebraska -m ust hold the caltll- for at lc>ast 35 days to allow the• drug to be eliminated from the animals' systems. .. Our concern is that this as just as far as they've mvesttgat- ed. and that there may be more· lot;s where the drug was used. said Kenneth Knight of Lyons. Kan., who is president of the Kansas Llvestock Assocaat.Jon. Another cattle reeder . one whose feedlot. 1s among lS m 25°/o off Whatever V01J o.cor '>l'lt,;lh-<:. .1Ja warmltl and fbot lo your hv>f'Q environment Whelhet k~•VO<('(I w1111 o;hl;OllPnt'O w olh t,1ht1t lh•·~ '" llX' Of'<'f PCI (!<• Of3f()( loc,.;tl K:msJ-. on the fcd t'ral list. said the ordt·r chd not mclud~ many rl·l•dlot!> "here DES 1s used Tht• fcrolot own..-.r . who asked not lo be identified. '>3td ht> hl·he\es large supplies of DE:'i ,, rt: s 11 I I a \'a ii a b I e a t fa rm < 11opcrat1H''-and '>UPP'} 11utl••ts ...,.,me rancher<> havt• -.t•veral ''"Jrs 'uppl) or tht dru~ on h.tnd. h1• -.aid tic: said man' di stributor.., nf 1 h•· drug ;md ft·l'C11flt ''rwratorc; Ill'\ (•f n•c l'l\ l·d IJHIC:IJI n11t1C·e I h.Jl JUI ) 12 1979. wa<. thf' <fradhnt> for halt1n~ salec; of [)ES and th.it Nov. 1. 1979. was the 1· utofrtor using the hormonl.' · 1 t>d1c1.-1: m H:ll1ng thl· truth \od I lwheve I am innocent bl·caust> f knew nothing of rut· ting off U'>t' of it · · thP feedlot ov. ner said The gro~th hormone . 1n the fnrm of small tablets. 1s im- planted 10 the ear.. or steers be· ing Ced for slaughter. Cattlemen ~a y the hormone impr oves growth by s to 10 percent 25'!/o off SoflM your sYITouncJin(IS will• WOV('n wood drtlOf'•Hls S.h<' l>" eneroy ~ts 100 In 11 cw•at select.on 01 style!. an11 < Qlo<~ -ir clCPenney rapllt And a.aid, "Jlr. lliuer. )'Ola .,-e aot llt for IOde(y. l laope )'OQ ai.ay m prtaao wdJJ 100 en..'' Earlier in J'rtday'• ~· lna.. the J.adle delaenbecl Mll1:4/" as a cunn1n• ladtvidual who calloua\y aa~ bis "animal luat" by pre.Yin( on UIPls>ed· tn1 •lnCle women. Ecbot.nc Brice'• ...Umentl, the Judee laid tbe U woaen In-volved in this case may have beeQ '-'lu•t tbe tip of the ket>erc.• Def•DS• attorney Richard Bonner "84 ureed the court to send Miller to a It.ate bosplta.f for treatment jnatead of prison. ''lie is not a rational man,'' Bon- ner aaJ.d of bis cbent. He said MUJer'a crimes were caused by a compulsion he could not con- trol. The defense attorney noted that Miller bad been ··re- markably polite" in most of the rape attacks. with the vict.uns s ubjected t o little physical violence One of the victims ba d testified that Miller, who had broken into her residence wail· mg for her to return, identified himself as ··your fri endly neighborhood rapist':. before at· taclctng her, then bragged later, .. You 've just been raped by the best .·· Brice had described Miller. ;i used car salesm an who had served jail time m Ohio for an armed robbery conv1ct1on, a., d great dan~er .. to society A Jury convicted Miller of 10 hurg,lant"I. nmc· l'f>unt~ of sex perversion. ">even ra~s. eight armed robberies, three counL-. o( sodomy and one coWlt of false 1mpnsonment The .rap1~t disguised hi mself b> wearing pa ntyhose or the mask o( an old man over hi s face when he committed the late night attacks between Sep· tember. 1978. and May, 1979 Miller was arrested in 1979 by Huntington Beach police,. who bad responded to a prowler call. Nooe ol the vactams attended Friday's sentencing in Santa Ana, Brice said. .. QIOC* from~ IMll'ICS 'Sv~ ..... ~. open ~s. ~ tedUn!S ""'1 prrits Ove< 7 O patterns 10 dloOSI• •rom "' nunoroos °' ~ lnstalat!Otl II no ~rlr.J Ch..tfQ" '°"' l'liC1 ''"'"''"" .... ~•)I< I·~·· f'\ao·w • J," oh,..,., ·11 (1')4,J rf•u()fl()tSh'' ~_,..,. .l J fll 'N '' Jf Pl"l1W~ ~U· .A uor !)l•tif'\' 1 it • ._, •• .,.,,1 1t ., 1.,., t-"\~f .. Utt ty1o1 • i.'t llll 25°/o off I narrow-si.t blinds r or that Orama i.c de(.01-;110t l()OOo '' , narrow slat tlltods 1n wOOd· •'on-:. f'T\l"f;tU"·~ °"'"'<! ..,,.,, 1'-t)c ,,.. r, r" <Ar •' Qtf~.11 ... ,.,vtnq·.• •• I ............ .. FAMILY. oec>N"T KNOW IT IXISftD, NOW TOG!TffO LucMedr C.Jka, Deughter Karola Lach In Toronto .Easter Bonus b.t .Family Reunited TORONTO (AP) -Easter weekend brought. aomethioc special for Ludwick Czajka -a reunion with a daughter born 39 years ago while he was In a Na.ii concen· tration camp. RE SAID HE based bis op- timism about an easing of the in· fiationary spiral on reportl that showed prices for unprocessed aooda decl.lnina ln llareb. "If it is confirmed over tbe next month or two, then I think we can be SU('e that inflatioa bas tu med downward.'' Miller said. The 'l'reasW'Y secretary made these other points during a half. hour interview Friday: -Hi&h interest rates are be&lnn.ing to a.low lbe economy and there ls some danger they could slow lt too fut. -The government would take anti-recession measures to counteract a severe downturn. ., ......... AECE88t0N WARNING Tntnury Ch'9f Miiter -Mandatory credit controls will be relaxed when it IB dem· onatrat ed that conaumer s pending ia IP\> loncer a driving force behind l~n. -He i8 opUml.sUc that recent increases in oil price5 are only tacttnl 1no." by 1ome oll· produclnl Ntlonf and won't Mt Ott .... ~ ot world °"= SUarded optlmlam on lnflatloa •temmed from the llarcb wbofelale price report, whlcb 1howed that altbouch ••erall prices rose a 1teep 1.4 perc.i. prices eued at the in· termediat.e level of production and actually declined !.Z percent ror crude. or unprocessed, coocts. "I WOULDN'T want to tell you it's a tum.ing point or a permanent signal. but it's a hopeful lign. ·•be said. "If lower crude prices begin to work into in· termediate qd faoiabed g~. J think we can aee ._ couple of montba downltre.am some relief beg~lbow up.·· He hopes "we could do • Uttle tter" than tbe ad· mlniltration'• official forecut of an tncl'ease In consumer prices of 12.8 percent this year. The current rate of increase is about 18 percent. Miller said be ~n't trust private forecast s of a more severe recession than the mJld downturn predicted by the ad· ministration. However;, he acltnwoledged that it could be worse. ,.. ... q11•1 RAMST °' ITAMN Rei:lald .. Auction Pa.tageDue $850,.000 For Rarity NEW YORK (AP) The world'• most famous suunp, the Britlab Guiana 1856 one-cent magenta, was sold at auction Satur· day for $850,000 -the most ever paid for a stamp. THE BUYER asked to rem aln anonymous. The stamp was put up for aale by Irwin Wein· berg. a Wilkes Barre, Pa., collector who had bought lt as an inflation hedge in 1970 ror $280,000, a then· record price. .• The 11-year-.old Czajka spent most or World War II In the caneentration camp at Auschwitz. When he last saw his lint wife, she was two months pregnant. When he left the camp alter its liberation four years later, he waa told she bad died and bad left no chlld. RE DIDN 'T KNOW SHE bad lived long enough to 1lve birth to.a auahtfl'. 1n 1954, C~ka emJ1rated to Canada, where he went to work as a farm laborer. He and his seeond wUe, Ellubeth, Shakes Fool· Crew On Volcano Watch "I doll 'l think there ls much risk we won't have a receuioft," he aaid. ''I tbink there is a risk t.bat it could be a little mor, seven..•• a E•INDED tbat be bad declared lut year that tbe Da· Uoa wu ln a rec 1 1lo-t.bllt ..... alread y batr over, Ml Iler lau&bed and said. "We ..we tn a reeeuiml. The ooty lhln& I wu wroo1 about was we were com· pletely over It. and now we're having a new one." But he ad· milted the one-quutu slump in the ei:onom y last year didn't meet the conventJonal defuutton of a rtteSSlon. two consttutlve quarters or decune THE ONE-CENT was printed in British Guiana, which is oow the Soutb American n ation of Guyana, while the col· onlata were waiUDI iD 18$1 for a ablpment of stamps to arrive from London. As atocb ran low. it was dee· c i d ed _to _print som e at.amps IOCall)'. The stamp features a lit· Ue ahtp lD tbe middle, nr· rounded by the colollr's motto, .. Damua Pethnua Que Viclulin" (We give and we seek in return). had 10 chlJdren, now aged 15 to 32. ';, Last Easter. Czajka and Elizabeth made tlleir first trip back to Poland to visit old friends and put flowers on his first wife's grave In a Village near Warsaw. As they stood by the grave. a young woman ap· proached them -and called their names. Instinct told them who she was, and a sixth sense appeared to work for the younger woman, too. "She recognized us before we saw her." said Mrs. Cza· jka. "It was pure luck that she visited her mother's ~raveside every Easter to lay flowers and we happened to be there as well." "I COULDN'T BELIEVE that l had a daughter in Poland." said Czajka. "I still didn't belie~ 1t even when I met Karola." It was a year before Polish authorities Jet Karola come lo Canada to visit her father and meet her step-brothers and sisters. They exchanged hugs and kisses Friday during a tearful reunion al Toronto International Airport, and Cu· jka said: "She's a good girl. She's the best." Marches N ote S lay ing Of Civil Rights Leader' By the Aseoclat.ed P~ A mostly bla c k c rowd marched and rode through six middle Georgia counties Satur· 'day to commemorate the' 12th annivenary of the slaying of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr .. while in Cbarlotle, N .C.. a bronze statue of King was unveiled. THE llEV. Martin Luther K1ng Sr. attended the dedication of the $68,000 eight-root statue, desplt.e a letter to the city form bis son's widow. Coretta King, that said the family did not go to such memorials. About 3,000 people at· tended the unveiling. In Georgia. a group of about 100 adults and chlldren started their march in Milledgeville shortly after noon. then loaded into automobiles. At the end of the 100 -m lle r o ute , in WrightsvilJe, a rally was held at the Neeler Chapel A.M.E. Church, and 250 people attended. The Rev. E .J . Wilson of Wrightsville said the route was chosen beeause "blacks are so oppr85$ed here.·· ''This is a freedom movement -we are dying ror freedom," Wilson said. State troopers escorted the motorcade. and local authorities met the group at each communi· lY along the way -Spart.a, San· dersville, Louisville and Wrightsville -where marchers were held. I T WA.S ON April 4. 1968, that King was shot to death from am- bus h while standing on a balcony of the Lorraine Mot.el in Merpphis, Tenn. The event was marked Friday by a march in the Tennessee ci· ty as well as observances in Atlanta and Macon, Ga. VANCOUVER. Wasfl. (AP> - Sixty National Guardsmen joined state and local authorities Saturday in mounting roadblocks and patrolling crowds near the Mount St. Helens volcano. where scientists predict a lava eruption despite a temporary lull in activity. Dismal. rainy weather helped k e ep crowds mana geable a round the 9,677-foot peak. But officials were concerned that campers a round Yale Lake would be endangered if an erup· lion occurs. AVTBO&ITIES said the lake, which is a reservoir on lbe Lewis River, was recently lowered and that cam pers moved into the area to get a clear view ol the volcano. If an e ruption occurred. it could send mud flows cascading down on the reservoir. trapping the campers. officials said. Gov. DJxy Lee Ray declared a "state of emergency" around the mountain las t wee k as sightseers clogged some or the area's roads. Officials blocked the two main state highways to the peak. The lull ln the volcano's aetivi· ty began late Friday and steam spurts barely reached above the crater's rim Saturday. said Lynn Robertson. U.S. Forest Service spokeswoman. T H E M OU N TAIN began erupting March 27 after a week of Intense earthquake activity. Periodic blasta Friday sent ash up to an altitude of 13,500 feet. The earthquakes that have been occurring regularly during the volcanic activity continued. An earthquake measuring 4.2 on the Richter 8Ule was reported by Unlventt; of Washington seismologists at 12:50 a.m. Saturday anct another about eight houri later meaaured 4.5. The mountain's crater baa been growing slowly larger as pieces or the 100-foot-thick glacier at the summit fell in and Sunshine Day for Most Just a Few -:4re~ Dampened by Rain/ all v.s.s ....... ~ .. ... ~ FORECAST Hew Von Olll• City OINl\8 """ ..... l"tloeftl .. Pltbbut'lll Pll.,,,, Ore ,._ Ilk .......... St L.el;4s .. II Ulle ' S...Oleeo ...... , ... Se.ti .. 5'IOll-W•~ '° u 10 J7 .. n .. ., " ~· S' » ,, 43 " l1 .. .. " u u .. ,. ~ .. " ~ .. ~· .. .... • were ejected lo deak-slzed cbu.nb, said Tom Sayre ol &he Forest Service. No lava has beeo seen i.n t.be volcanlc tcUvity. THE OMINOUS movements recorded Thursday and Friday were "harmonic tremors." smooth. rhythmic pulses scien- tists say indicate movement or molten rock be-neath the moun· lain and fores hadow a ma.Jor lava eruption. "Every time we turn arouDd. this lady fools us another way," said st.eve Malone, University of Wash.inetoa seiamoloeiat. "We don't know what to expect now." After the tremors lasted 20 and 30 minutes Friday morning. Malone said he thought be b.ad the volcano's next move figured out. "lt seemed like they cthe tremors l were p1cktnl't up m fre· quc nc) ... he said "In all can- dor. I was e xpecting the fre· quency to mcrease ... He sa!d he didn't want to pre· diet how long the new downturn would last. M1Uer said the government would take steps -"counter· cyclical measures" -to deaJ with a steep downturn. Such measures normally would lo· elude aid to cJtie-s. industries and groups of workers who are especially bard bit. although Miller d idn't mention them specifically. The admirustration is pn!!d1ct· ing an ovttall dechne of O 4 per cent 1J1 the nahon ·s output of goods and sen tC'es th1~ 't•ar whi c h w o uld b e ii mil d downturn. Patd Pohtical Advertisement Rome Denies Pope llln~s VATICAN CITY <AP> -A Ro me nev.s paper claimed Satur· day that Pope John Paul JI is suffering from a serious ill· ness, "possibly leukemia," ud ha s been getting b lood trandusicos. A Vatkao aource J denied the story in La Repub- bllca . The Vatican source. who asked not to be identified, said h t· v.as "s urpri s ed s uch .. uperf1C'1al s tatements could be pn ntc.'<1 v. hen the intense daily ,1C\I\ 1\y of the pope g1ves proof of his excellent phys1caJ cond1· won .. THEY HAVE PROVEN THAT THEY CAM GET THE JOB DOME! Re-Elect Mayor Ken Friess to San Juan Capistrano City Council QUALIFICATIONS •City Covnc11197&-19a0: Mayor. Two T9m1s • Cha1tman of Board. Oranoe Co. Water Dist .... 1978-1980 •Planning Comm1ss1oner 1974·1976 •Member. Town Hall Assoc S J C • Mernbef. Chamber ol Commerce. S J C. • High School Administrator • ColleQe and H1ot1 School Teecner'Coactl • Businessmen and Active Cootef'vatior11st • B A. Qcodental Colleo•: M A.. PsycholoOY Car-State Unl11ersity. Long Beactl • L1fe·hme RMtdent of So. Cahtomla Elect incumbent Larry Buchheim to San Juan Capistrano City Council OUALIFICA TIONS • Native Son of Capistr11rlo Area • City Q)uncll 1978 -PNeent • pt1nnlng~ 1983-87 •Citizens for Qty Incorporation 10I0-8t •San~8111nAuthotity 19~ • Director -Sen Juafl Hlstorlall Sodtty • Bowd of TNltMa -Capo Uf\fon High Scl'IOol Dist. Buchheim and Friess for San Juan Capistrano City Council on April 8 • • ....................................................... ... ... ,,...., ... "'-'~ ....... ~-.- . "I ~BT I CO\ll,D drive myaelf to U. bolpi~ bu& J ecMaldn't •ak• it .. hdor aatd Ito• bll roam at MutlD Lutber 11o1iilta1. He Mid be pWled ~er ln If.me and hla wlfe, •bo <*ddn't drive lbe manuat.trammlulon ear. tried to ftq down help. ho can drove by before • mu bt )Ill 30I stopped. The man, who didn't ( --------1ive h1a name but men-~ ~TE J tioned that be wora at .;:,i .IA Dianeyland, drove \.hem --------"-to the hospital. arrivina to the nick ol time. Tudor stopped breathiA& as they pulled into tbe parklna lot. BQt docton ln the emergen_cy ,.. pulled hiai th~. end nurse Douelu Rodrig~d be ls ell· peeled to.go home within a few days. TVDOa. WHO RAS two daughters and two grandchildren, said he 's happy to have survived until t.hia Easter, although be didn't expect to do lt in such dramatic fashion. And he said Disneyland officials are trying to help him find his benefactor. Gm -. ... e Aedllftlt €Gue'! LOS ANGELES (AP) -An a rgument over a service staUoo attendant's refusal to sell gas ap- parently led to a Friday accident in which a car plowed into a crowd or moviegoers and injured 18, police aay. One wttnecs, Tim Tierney, 37. of Culver City, told police he saw two cars pull into the station and that the attendant refused to service the cars. There was an argument and one or the driven "got into the car and hit the gas. It was like watching a bad play," Tierney said. s Pt k•• V.lit , ....... , ..... SACRAMENTO (AP> -A Stat~ Bar report says five of Calilomla 's 10 state prisons -San Quentin, Soledad, .Folsom, Vacaville and Chino - "are unfit for human habitation" and may spawn violence similar to the Attica riots. • • • Travelinl revivalists Wee to t.61n.k of lead· lnl all toward green pa1ture1, but this b us. which once hauled preachers to their t.ent·show flocks. wound up in a junk-filled Vallejo back· yard . Uaed buses are bringing a premium these days. however, so this one may find new life hauling around a family gone mobile -after a little re- v t val of its own engine, of course Dual Transplants Seen By llOBERTLocKE ... Sci.c. wnw P ALO ALTO -Stanford University doctors say they may be "only .a short time" away from following their unequal«I success in heart transplants with a ne w technique for transplanting the heart and lungs in a single package. "We feel the present dismal state or lung transplantation cou ld be improved by transplan ting the entire cardiopulmonary system Cthe heart and lungs}," said Dr. Nor man Shumway. SHUMWAY. WHO beads the transplant team at Stanford University Medical Cent.er, out- lined the research last week at a Stanford science symposium. Shumway s aid Dr. Bruce Reitz bas had promising results in heart-lung transplants in monkeys, one of which is still aijve -six months after \be opera· Uoq. It was not known bow many sucft tran s plants we r e perfotmed. Reitz will present bis findings in San Francisco this month at a meeting of the American M · sociation (or Thoracic Surgery. Shumway and Reitz declined to be interviewed before Reitz' pre- sentation. Halasz. who's involved in transplant-r el ated resear ch. said about 300 lung transplants and a handful or heart-lung transplants have ~n tned in the United States m the past 10 or lS years. The surgical procedure 1s well ofttablished and H alasi said tranaplanUng both lungs and the heart la less complicated than just lbe lungs. "since you doo't have a.a much to book up. The whole package Is conneded only by two b11 veins, one big artery and lbe windpipe " LUNG TRANSPLANTS have THE PROBLEM 1s reJecllon almost always railed. and the -the immune system. which patients have died, be~ause tbe protects the body against dis· body rejects the organs. It was ease. identifies the transplanted unclear whether transplanting organ as a foreign invader and the heart with the lungs would attacks it. l resolve lb8tproblem. Similar problems almc)st ., ..... ~ ...... AD mt.al+• ear• un1l cu be l1ka a acene froid the TV Ml1el ''ll·A·S-ff," ••11 a nune accused of murderin1 a dyln1 man by turnlDI oft h~ reaplntor, .but "Only God CIA take Ufe. It'• your dedUOD." · , Bitter but proud, 32-year-old Jani Adam~ broke ber 1Uence in IA eJC)Ullve lntervtew wltJt The Auoctatecl Preu. Deaylnf allecatk>DI 1be tampered wtth Uf&<1upport eqalpment, 1be said: · • "N1Ja8E8 DON'T POOL with resplraton. ~ oaJy tb1DC I know about a niqUator la bow to ~~ them out ol the way to move a peUent out of bed." , Miu Adams, a now-suspended n~rsln~ supervisor in the lntenalve care unit at SWlJ1MC Hospital on the 11 p.m . to 7 a .m. shift, pleaded in" qocent Friday and was freed on tl.S,000 ball on a& open charge of murder. She will be tried in Jun~ on a Clark County gr and jury lndJctmeot accusing ber of shuttJng off the respirator of Vincent Fraser. The indictment last week turned her life in· to "bell," Miss Adams said, leaving her men- tally "just about over the edge. "When you've spent as much time as I have saving lives. you bet I'm bitter.·· she said . The pubhc ''bas no conception" or the pres- sures or an intensive care urut. the Hoot 2. JANI ADAMS 95-P.Ound. black-haired woman told interviewers. CALLING INTENSIVE CAR E unit nurses "pretty special people." she said, "What we see and the stress we live through every day only another nurse or doctor could possibly understand. "You want to do so much and sometimes yot.J can't You want a miracle You see death everyt day a nd you say it's not gotng to hurt me. But 1t does " But, she added, h it's not all horror. I wouldn't' give it up for anything else." Mbs Adams said sbe remembers the 51 ·year·old Fraser. who died March 3, as "a very. very ill man who .. wu justi getting worse.·· Of the allegation by. authorities that nunes oc1 casiooallJ made .. nickel'' waaen on wbeo a pa-, Ue'1t would die, abe aaid death·bettine wu "ooo·. eilitent. U there wa.s any betUDI on my ah1fl. ~ bad DO knowted'9 afll.,. l TM study by the Bar's criminal Jaw aectlon hu DOt-... formally s ubmitted to the Bar'• board of ,ownon "" endoned by the Bar. but Jt echoes st.aem m" made .. _.. die -two ,7eJR by GOY. . "---~~~~~ Mormons Urge; Re said the procedqre may be ••onJy a abort time now from clln~al reality. 1f aufficient cllnICtl data can be produced ~ver Ille nest 7ev. tr ..... mta- lloa ot ae HnliopeJ ..... -:z, • Surgeon Nicholas Halui of ended heart transplantaUon the University or Callfornia.s&n after a norry of operations Die.co ~hool aald ln a failed becaaae of rejectioDa a de- telel>bone ew rrtday that ' cade ~ staford wu ODe of be be~ ."lbe Sta...tOrcl re-lbe Tew 9iiC11Ulceii&ii ~~~ =1:~: er~:=:.:: t IWICE DlJUNCi 'i'8B blterriew. IUu Adams\ i:-. dt-d ........... &boat ber paNllla, .,.. .... ..,.. • ,_.. _. acam ......................... t:-\aw .... ddM' .. ....., to ... ,, ••. tbr "aM" tor bamw. 81lmDWQ'ea. • auppcwtbetmm ... ~ feels ... wUl ....... tilled. t ' Get end K-.p T ... t . ~ Celfornla Suntan with Pmy for Critics QUICK TAN,1NC .. scnf~'ili.ON SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Mormon Cburcb President Spencer W. Kimball opened the church's 150th World Coaf erence on Saturday by warning members not to neglect unmarried followers or tbe family oriented Church of J esus Chris t of Latter-- day Saints. He also called for prayers for the re- llgloo "a critics. "May we suggest that in our desire to enrich family life in tbe·cburch ... we make sure we do not overlook the tens of thousandS of single LAtter- day Saints who do not live in a traditional Latter· day Saint famlly setting," Ki~ball said. The churc'h has been criticized recently for i~ campaign against the federal Equal Rights Amendment, which would ban discrimination baaed on sex. The church says the ERA will destro..v family life. &A·aupporter Sonia Johnson, excommunicat· ed alf2s' fiabting the cburcb on the isaue, hired an airp1-le to.ftf a pro-ERA banner above Temple~ 1 Squan dllrinC tbe conference. The banner read: ''Mo,.. Mormoni for ERA Are Everywhere," ac- cordmftotbe pllol'a wlfe. IOWCS•A1Wl8THE GRAND OPENING Of OUI COSTA IESA SALON ..... . -· ..... ... , ... -. _ .. _.,. ,..NU.~ --QUIClllM OLDSIERS KEEf.INGUP '"'° PDlllQll--·-SUlY PICUR & QUICK TAN • .-;. 1521 MHe Vent. Df. E .. l S4Ma 125, Cotta ..... W ASJhNG'!Wf CAP) -W b i t e m a ·n y AmericaPI watched their buyln• power dwindle lJl tb4 1110s those recelvlaf Social Securi~ btaeftis and govenamedt peHle>n• actu~ i8pt a.bead ..;, infla• A cheek by The As· soclated Preas abowed that lncreaaes ln Social Security bmefit.a totaled 140 percent and mllitary and clvlJ 1ervlce' pensions were railed an averqe 1J8 eercent in tie last decade. At the• s••• Um•. the CouUNr Price Index incretaect bJ ios percent in the deeade mean.in& t.bat pricea a Uttle more tlau doubled. • AMl&A ACUI WHfTI •.• WHICH WAY NEWPORT? A world financial center -or- ~vour Home Town .. ·New York. Miami . ,Mar ina def Rey? Developmental lftterests view N.B. as he\(lng thi• ,pgtentlal -. IF YOU OfFFER WITH THEM -SuPPQrt your Incumbents who have diligently guarded your RESIDENTIAL Int el'eStl. Voteftr PAll. RYCJCOFF RAYWIWAM$' ... MEASURE A ..... ,.,,=,..,.· -~ ... = P•ld Potltk•I Mvertlsemerft (t ....... _.., ..... ._ ...... -... c...-. CllllllO Phone: 545-5595 ----..... ,,.. ..... .. .... _. ...... ,. ..... .. We will be closed today, EaSter •• ~:Supday . So that our t!tm~Yees may lnjoy tt\e Easter hoUday with .their familfes, out stores will be~today. ..... ,!Tb8 Pf1.oel In our circular, .. llDD8arlna In today's paper, Wiit be effective MOnday, April 7 . through Saturday. April 12, 1980. Paid Political Advertisement ~ THE QUALIFIED CANDIDATE - FOR COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL DICK BELIEVES IN · THE COMMON SENSE . APPROACH TO: DAILY PILOT ENDORSED .,....,___ __ - .. OICY. CAR.STEN s EN l GH AIRMAN ·Proper~wt development conmuilty • Improvement of traffic . ula. ~tion • Completion of "1• freeway • Revftalzado'n of downtown *Lass G0v8rnment *More R~ai"'8tlon •Main~*""'_. 11opan doar" pO&cy wltt1 office downtoWn • a.11111 ... of the ,.. .... Coi1a1 l11'on • ~ ............... wllh. reoonl «if pl.Mo ..... •A •••anlbl9 camman ,.,,, --.111e tuwad altyga ........ l § § i ~ ~ i ~ i ' Of 119 Collt Dady pt lot • Today·la a tllDI ot ea.r=lllliil IW DeODAe ot many tattJI& It la • au wbell;; -ol llaole. no b1ve Nerlfteed for UI and ot ta.. m.ttMI aDCI iAJUltlee. that hive too on. PN•.u.d clDWa ~b tbe ceturtee. It la a Uml wblla w .._ O::..~:.Pf•Yer to( ~ Amerleam Mkl la bOltlle and ~•pUvUy ln the capital city ol Iran for 151 clays. · As tbeM 155 daya have JNllM(I, newt on the f 1te of our fellow Americana bu often been vaned and COO· tuaed. One lroolc factor durtna um lamentable epllode bu been the fact that, aom bow poUtJcal elemenll both here and abroad simply ~fer to these Unltea States cltlmns u "the bolt11 ." TheTbe 00.tq may be held indefinitely, we hear. boeta1es may face trial. The boetages may be transferred to Iranian aovern· ment Jw1sdtctJon. This rather off.band reference to our 50 people as "the hostages .. almost reduces th.em from livin1 breathing human beings to inanimate objects. Just piece~ on some sort of internaUanal checkerboard. But their capUvlty la DO game. And they are real. It Ja nothing more than lnternaUooal terrorism at ita wont. . But it ts not unique ln history. It bas ba.Ppeoed before when a mob was able to override civilized rule and reason. At this holiday aeuon. recall the G<>spel or St. Luke when ~esus stood before Roman ruler Pontius Pilate. And t.ben Pilate went before the mob and said: ' "Why, what evil bath He done? 1 have found no cause 11i.:eat!?. in Him: I will therefore chastise Him and let go. But the mob was not satisfied. "And they were instant with loud voices requiring that He might be crucified. And the voices of them and of the chief priests prevailed ... " 'lbua hiatory chronicles bow mob rule can crush reason and Justice. Reasoned world opinion should unify this time and demand that our 50 Americana, illeJally ~Id captive and wrongly accused, be restored to tbelr fl'fftom. World diplomacy cannot be ruled by terrorism or gangsterism. They must let our people go. Skulduggery Staged It's an every·other·year rite that, viewed with the humor it deserves, offers some delightful performances and some crowd·pleasing stunts. It's called city council election, a ceremony to be con· summated Tuesday in all the Orange Coast cities except Irvine , which chooses to put its actors on stage in June in· stead of April. . The ritual reaches its dramatic high the weekend before it is performed, meaning this weekend. The actors are scrambling frenetically for center stage. while bu,n. dreds in bickering supporii.ng casts toss poisoned darts at each other. But tbe stars -the ct>~il candidates themselves -do the entertaining. And yo '11 find their emotions and rhetorical performances have ~uickened considerably s ince they signed on. -The coun cil candidate who chose beautification as a major campaign theme has plastered signs in every empty sPot he can find . The office·seeker who saitl the city's problems must be addressed with calm reason is screaming that an opponent has libeled him. -Another who s aid he would campaign only on is· sues, not personalities, accuses an opponent of having violated city laws by building a darkroom in his garage without getting a permit. -A candidate who said he is running for the little guy and against big money interests turns out to have a ' bigger campaign fund than anyone in the race. -One who has financial support from nearly every major builder in town says with a straight face that this would never affect his judgment on a development is· sue. These are not elements or high drama, to be sure. Camp, perhaps, but not Shakespearean quality stuff. They are mostly amusing acts that, except for the win· ners, will disappear almost without a trace when the cur· tam drops Wednesday Thls weekend, as you study the campaign mail and the ads and wince over the garish placards, remember that the actors are just speaking lines. They may be (unny, but no one said they had to be true. Or ~en fair. Chuckle if you will, but still beware the last.minute accusations, charges of conspiracy and other dark do· ings. If ihere were any substance to them. the cam- paigners wouldn't h ave waited this long to tell you about them. • Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box'1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 . ' Boyd I Scapegoats ByL.M.BOYD An ancient Mosaic ritual involved two goals. One was sacrificed to atone for the sins of the people. The other was symbolically burdened with the sins . t oo, but permitted to escape, thus lo give the ~ple D living thing Dear Gloomy Gus Call me an environmen· taliat or just a nower lover, but tell thole clty council candldatel wbo have invaded yards witb their advertise· m•u~ they have lost ., YC>M belore tbe poUa ..... whereon to place all blame. This escaped goat gave us the word scapegoat, reports oor Language man. Of h1s favorite invention, Thomas Edison once said, ''They'll never try to steal the phonograph. It is not or any commercial value." Was a lime when soldiers called off the war durtn1 rain. Had to. Their fll.ntlock rifiea wouldn't fire. Q . Some aecond·band dealen mak~ a lot of money. Some don•t. Wbat•1 tbe secret to smart tradins, lf there la aacb a 1eeret? A. Try this: Only~u it for 1e11 than you'd be to pay for it, and don't ae it unleA you're offered more tban you'd be wUllna to pay for lt. U wbat ~·re doln1 wW t:~ :::~.;:e:l4 ::t lllU. ~ 0 No ..... "t111iume. -. -- W ASHINO'l'ON -Tbe bw'dw of u. c:ld•CJ .,. w ....... dowa ftb .. u. -••1t1a1· ___ ~ul4len · o1._, Jlmm1 caner. Wbtte llMle ea w tQ be bu pulled~ iMo 11111 •· U.iMllu crtMIMCI eeoa•m'c pr I••• •••• become more eeld'Mm-= • .,.. dawn \lllltll .v M uaually cao be found :11.t over ltaeb ol pre1ldHUaJ papen, boo- ldC up OD JD. lermlnable details. ICri~ bliDI in· structiom to bis sub - ordinates. maltln1 de- ct1loD1 tbat alfecl tbe lives of all America.I. Intimates describe lalla a a troubled man wt.o broocll onr tbe crilea be eaDDOt CGDtnl and the problems he oauot toive. He 6u become obMaed O'f'eS' the fate of tbe American boet.acee Id Iran, these llOW'Ces H)', ln.ucfl the tame U LYndcJn Jobnaoa ~ about Viemam ' and lpchard Nlxon sulked over Wateraate. CASTES OFTEN appears strain~ and fatif:!i. bls faee drawn, h1a eyes bot. Illa penoaal pbnlciaJl, Rear Adm'. WUUam tubab, admow.....-that Carter la lbowla1 l&ralD 1llut atreaed that bis bealtb la ....._ ''You pereei" u. rau,_ ~ lD &D intuiUve MDM tUD Ja aoJtbiq ~cal.•• be aald. ., .. -.... bft alao ..... Bob Greene -. ---------..,..._ ____ _ 11 •DJ llftlidenUal obse.rven .sew C_.eru a decent fellow wbo would make a terrlftc ~ but wbo i. out ot bJJ •lem•tlltbe White House. Un· famlHu Wltb the levera&e of pow~ a tendency to Ult the federal mac~ey. Hie IOlutioDI Invariably cause D•J!.ii often worse, problems ~~=-:::and even more Yet Cuter-appears to bave m11ttted the paperwork~ U.. prealdency. Re ~ bl•Mlf ID · ,Paperwork. He 1i)fnd1 aaov. commttUns ~ memory facts and flaurea, Tbe1 beco .. • .euldepott., wbicb be UMa 6a Ida dltcuulom wttb aa~. He hp often fl.a=uaed tbeal by q\IC>dq the trlvW ... taila. Alter tbe Af1baal1t.an in· vasloo, be could recite tbe names of the key dU. ud tbe dl1tance betw,eD Uaem. He plunges ,into tbe deta.Ua of each new probleqi u U be were tU· ing a cram co~ Yet be teems to lack the ability to bruah aaJde the trivi-when crucial decl.liooa are needed . "He Is a memorizer," expl,IJJed one close aaaociate. '"not a tblnbr." JT WA08 ALSO typical •f Ca)Ur to cooflDe bllnaelf ID tbe White Houae for tbe duration ot the hoatate uiala. lfe fiat always had • t.endeoc. icy to ...,._ and illllullte hlimelf from tbe Wublneton whirl He bu a de· sire for eoltude and a cn-itq for an onlerb' mm.m-. "I valu'9 .Utu.ae.·• _be onee told me. "I kind of ..... an. klaeft. nesa.•· So he taaa trild to. enea.,..aate blm1elf hom uaaeae.uary turmoil. de1Mn1 ~ ._ wit.It *-......... 8lleet ... wbose faH9 and accew are famW.ar. S..._ __.. tb9 o.ai Offt~bllO• .... ........ n.ta ......... a11111111aa. a aeeUtt•c .. terprl•• Uh Amaica camat a. ,JiM ~ a . aJaNbubble Things Go Better With Visit to Mecca ATLANTA -Some people dream of visiting the Eiffel Tower. Some wait for boun out· aide Bucki':f'8m Palace. Some save for a etin!e to~ to t.be T-1 llabal. Not me. 'l'bes'll is OG1Y oae boQ Jaad•art I iilave ever waate4 lo mm a pll· grimage to, and finally 1 have dooe It. I first saw it from the air, towering whit e and m ajesti" agains t th e Atlanta skyline. I waited impatiently for the plane lo land, and then bur· ried ln a cab unUl I wu really there. I placed my band against the cool outside wall, and I felt a surge ol tbe deepest saUl.factioD. I wu at the interoatiooal Art Hoppe • Ro11nd 'n In his releotleiSS war on infia· lion. President Carter i.a grimly determined to raise the price ol gasoline ten cents a gaUoa. cut improvements in mass public transit by $265 million a year and spend at lea.st $33.8 bUlloo for the MX mobile minlle 1y1tem. ~ll week long, I bad the queasy fee.Ung there was an in- herent naw somewhere m Mr. Carter's stra tegy. Fighting rising prices by raising the price or gas ~ certain ly makes se~1 ' I JUell. ADO • . there's Jl)Uch to be aaid, I'm 1ure, for fattina more Amerlcana baelr iD&o tlilelr private can by lett1n1 pUUc transit further deteriorate. But ts lnvestlol $33.8 billioa lD MX mobile mlulles really a bedle agalnat lnllaUon? AS YOU know, the MX la de· slgoed to baffle the Russians by placlna tndlvtdual miaailes oa "race tracb,.. eacb 15 mtt. ~:~~:e~ &bal tbe Sovleu would never now 1rbere ~ mlSJrt be at ..., atven moment. n&a ~ ol the.,.. bet ahnp reminded me vape- ty of fomlld!IRI else. But wbat? I felt lt I could put my rtn1er OD It. I could whip inflation. tb• RuatiaDI and the enerp crttl1 lD one fell 1woop. I'd be a nt· tloDal bero. . U"fortunately, tbe noted bu:.i:~J analy1t Rachelle Ma U. beaten me to lt. All tbe ............ do, .... ..,. 1lmp)7, la to lutall tbe llX iiObUI ...... Oil ov COUlltl7'• tra• ......... o..,.. ne brllllallce or Aaaltat , headquarters or the Coca.COia r::o. lF YOU AaE expecti.QC a0me sort ol n.uty columa bwe. or ,.. .. ldlMl~meaatwt.taU. ..... .... IL 'l"Dra &Illa ....._. O.C.laawllUeaaJJll'lw.,,._ t.-C>ftl 1be ~ ad tlaJa b ane ol th06e times. I love Coca·Cola. It la Ute finest product manufactured ln lb e United S lates , and America's most noble am· baasador lo the world. Some people m foreign countries may hate the Uni t.ed Stat.es, bul oo one bates Cak'e. I stood at"t.be base of the Coca· Cola building. looking up to the top. There. emblazoned in red script across the bicbest part ol the white stone. was that famous Coca-Cola 1010. I felt &ObSe bum,p1 formina oa my akin. I do not even blow bow to hint at the emotions that ran through me Just say th1.s : The first time I walked into the While House I felt nothio&. The f"l.nt lime I &ued = Yant. Stadium J lei&-~ n.nr.t .,_. • -.,.. .......... fll~J .... $'. BUT BEaE, st.anding oa the aac red ll"OUDd of Coe a -Cola pro- perty, I (ell tears of JOY and gratitude •·elling into my eyes. Wbat bu Coca.COia meant to me? It bas mu.nt a lifetime of com paruooship and memories I cannot tlunk b.tck to an ytlung I bave ever done t.Qat Coca.cola bH not been afpart of. In the town of my growing up. I sat at Soskin"s druc store wath my finrt k>Ve, Sandy Eritis (we were 11), and rubbed decals on the bads ol our bands whale we llJ>ped Cc*es a1 the long marble aOda roe••'"· . Round the MX Goes Manball's concept sta11ers the imaeina.li90· U there ever waa a syatem Id which the vehicles ran around in ctrcles and proceeded from hitber to JOO and back to hither in random fuhioo. 11·1 America's mus public tranait system. INSTALL A missile on Am· Overland Limited, and tbe Russians, no matter how vut and competent their •PY network, would never be able lo predict within hours, mucb. leas seconds, what time the mluile would arrive at any fiven spot. And buaa ! Tbere s no reuoo every bua in the land cocaldD 'l tow a miasUe behind. h there anything more unpredictable tl\,J.n if and wbeo a bua will wander bY.! la San Fruclaco, the 1eneril maoqer of utilltJel, Richard Sklar, recently ad· milted be bad no idea where hla buses were. "AU we reall1 know,'' be said cbeeril.J, "la Ua.at they go out in the morninc and come back at Dipt." In some clU•, 1ubwtYt ae· tually arrive OD Ume -'1llJaell they arrive at all. But fittn 8"too to Oaldud, tbe R1mla•• would undenlabl7 waate tMulandt ol mtul&M ataempt. lq to blow up aubwu ttalm tbat b~ alreaclJ blowa up.. brok• dowD or toppled o(t tbe tract. TBIC&S ISt f!! coune. lbe qu•Uon of WDemer 0.0.. wbo U14: pdbllc tranalt ·woald welcome U.. lnltallatiOD of ... Illes OD tbelr ttalDa, bal.. m IUbwAJI. The lllX antem, U preteatJ7 eGllCeivecl, would COY• er e,ooo .. ..,.. mil• of Nev8da aad Vt.all. Aad tb• realdeDU tbtHaf baft ~ ....... Jeetiom -de9plte aa all-out ))et ... DeparbMllt ea= to cmttDcl tMID ol tM =:... beeo•la• • -,_ .... ~, But city folb are more in\b"ed to danaer tb.n rural folk. Sbow me a New Yorter wbo wW rlde UM BllT C&manle Line after dark 8Dd I'll abow you • cw.a wbo WGUldD't blink ao e7eluh over a louay 100·1Pe1aton ouclctu bomb. (lD f aet, tM Clllly problem ol ln•talllaC a 100.. me1atoa mlulle Gii • 8':£,: my frilnd lllebael Barrtl out, l1 tbat somtone would ~mlldY rip It off.> So Jetla pt to wort bla1IDa su.a bllllon wortll of new tra~1 _bulea ad IUbwQS to baul me llX aromd lD alm&eea clrclta. M -, • .,. eall It a mlnUe 1y1tem 8Dd aot m .. public tnDlll. 0.0-wea•t eut a alcbl Ollll oltM INll'Cllltla· Uoll. -...i··~ ... tM il .. 1tr.:11~ R~ ..... pr' .... At the high s chool ad1a· oon't to the elementary seboof I attended, I s~OU\ ~t din· ner time watc the older boys (Bob Babbitt. I ltllmlw. Dou• ......., .. U.. ltldt ...... baseball ,_. ~,, ....... ........... Oilltr8I • t ,. Leape wla.lle I ... peel ..,. Cok~ sold lo paper cups tor a nickel by cheerleaders behind ao aluauoum·topped Uible. Pulling all·n•chte rs before m1dtenns"B t coUege, I sat in the basement ol the fraternHy house and dran.k Coke after Coke rrom the mactune as I studied until dawn w1th the others wbo hadn't cracked a book aJl quarter. H 1ttlng anonymous coffee sbop.s m cities all over the COUD· try as part ol the travel involved m making my living, I ordered countless Cotett to wash down the cbeaeburgers as I studied the local paper and tried to think or what to do to get me through another evening in a strange town AND EVERYWHERE I ever hved -rrom tbe house I grew up in. to the first apartment of my own. to the place I call bome now -the ice box ha.s always been ri.Jled with Cote. It's part ot the picture: You open the door, the liWe lieht goes oo and die Coke bottles are silting there waiting for you. Maybe It's j~ me, but Coke has such a warm spot in my 5'M1] bee a use it has been tbe ooe eoa- staot lo a world ID which...,.,,. thing else ch~es. We all P4IS from the unfamiliar to the UD· familiar. with Utile to remind us or the idea that some things a.re supposed lo stay the .same, but Coke ts always a part of every. thing. Maybe there a:re some poUUcs in volved with the Coca·Cola Co., but it doesn't rut.er dowd to us consumer's. People on every side or every conceivable Issue get done with tbelr arguioc. and then they sit back and d:rfuk Coke. Hell, even when Nixon got mixed up With doitlg favors for a cola drink, it was Pepsi. COKE DOES everything right. Even the commercials -bave you ever seen one better than the Mean J oe Greene com· mercial? There have been stories to tbe papers from time to time about Coke matinl minor cbanaes Id the lnirecllent.& it uses u a aweetme:r • llut at far u I bow, lbe baale for1Pula never cb&Q19. It tastes today llke it taa&.ei • ~ qo. and will tute•~fromnow. Tlali&'• aot .,.d. in a ...W when we baw 1...-...d • be tu1plelou.a and dl1t.rutftl) of •"'7 product made "...., bll earporatloo. Cob'• psfeet the wa, ll la, that'• an, 8Dd "'• • part ol America that no one ua tab.,,.,. lo 10U c• have JOU Are de Trlom~e and )'o•r Romaa CololatUID. I walked U..S Ida PHuliarli ben-. .,._ I ............. ~..,; ... ht I cla't eare. Ill' ....._tMa;IM.eWa .... tlll• ••IUlc toda1'• •eelillil& 1 I 1'11a OaotJND8WEU.. ot aup- pot"t for Proposition I ls maaatfllllJ evtdelat in the ao.w ' ..... coDected to pat the llM .... CID the ballot. lndJcatioo of broad OI' PropotitiOD 9 ia Lbe 12.. collected for it last y~ar -almost all of which came from small contributors. Some mooo people gave an averqe of $9.4-0 each to the PropoeiUon 9 campaign between July and December 1979. This compares dramatically to an ~verage of S2,200 .from each or 881 contributors to the Proposi- tion 10 <Rent Control> initiative. A-LL .THOSE small con- tributors means there Is an army of pOteotial Proposition 9 , campaign workers out in the TR& UASON for tueh un· uiually substantial early sup- port for ProDolitkln 9 ta rel1Uve- ly li1Dp&e. tlqy people feel that tbeJ.r tasfll We too hip. Of thole sarve)'M,wliio eapreued support for Piopoatt\on 9, over ball aald lt woold aave them 1DODeJ or that they ...tel like tbetr taxes cut. And, in fact, the income tu bite bu aublW'ltially lncreaaed in California in the past few years. In nscaJ year 1967 ... the state collected $94'l tnillioa in in· come ~. Ten ye~ latv it col· lected $4.25 billiOO -a jump or 348 percent! In comparisoo, the 111uch com· plained-or property tax in- creased by 151 percent in the same period of time. SUPPORT FOR tax~cuttlng measures such as Proposition 13 in 1978 and Proposition 9 thia --·-· • .,.., Ii ...... -'"' ~ Ptt111u ... •ot eamp1t10 rt.••· But U•• Propo&Jtloa t eam,U,. m ........ are DOt tak· baa -••cee. ~-•pl.mt wiat :r::.-8 to be loetf eeUve -··-, .. -~w ...... ,.. •• ..u .. e•a tick-9« . TV ......... for U -0.. d11 state and f al income tase• are dtae. Tbere will alto be 1 tt-..·ptate eamp"p f\JtMI. ralalq diimer that nI1bt. An lmpresslve array of 1>41blic figurea allo bas come out in sap. port ol Prol>oslUon 9 -including · U . Gov. Mike Curb. Assembly &epubl~can minority leader Cac:ol Hallett. and State Senate RepubJlcan minority leader William Campbell. ONLY TWO major statewide poj.iUcal ~ hav~ come out a1atnat Priipcalitioo 9 -Gov. Jerry Brown_. state SUperln- t e n.d en t of S c h o o 1 s • Wilson JUies. Milton Friedman. Nobel Prize winning economist and stron1 supporter or Pro1>0sttion IS has alsc;> an- nounced againat Proposition · 9. So far, these three do not appear to have had much impact on public op.inion. A statewide organization bas also been formed lo fight ProposiUoa 9 -"Cithens for CaWornla." ~ support tor .. CltiJ:ens .. seems to be ftom the AFL-CIO, public employee or- ganiutions and a handful of • r; - L ba11a .. 1 leader• • ll .. l>ormm COmJDOlll. , Moe&. bullne11 lea'cttn, wlllO wen burt by thelr QPPMltlon to PropoUtian lS la 1111, .... not easer to IO a1alut Propoeltioa t Ul.11 yes. So fu, "Cttlleaa" bu been '8lable to come near ttl coal of Sl.5 million to ft&bt Prop aeltloo t . BVBN •o•E slgnjficantly, . arpmenta against Proposition 9 have not impreued the public. Predtctkms of doom whi~ were leveled at Proposition 13 two years a10 have not yet m ateriallud and, moat cit.liens reject slmllar prediction& about PropoeiUoo 9. Contributing to lhil rejection is the fact that Brown'• pro- posed 30 percent budaet cuts in anticipatioo of Proposition 9 dkl not materialise. Brown hH backed olt 1ucb drastic cut.a. An ln-deotb anal.Ym of public orinioo dala suaests that oo1y l voters are convinced Proposttion 9 will mean s ub- stantW cut.a in services might they ·vote agaiMt it. But, so Jar, no one has convinced the voters of that. "Citizens" hasn't the campaign money to buy the required media time and pubhc officials opposed to Proposition 9 are viewed skeptically. As State Senate President Pro Tem Jim Mills recently ob· served: "We (politicians) have no credlblllly. He <J arvis) does." SoM~ ~IN~ HATCHING~ .. • Creative Levels, Emergencies Emerging BUCIDllNSTEa FVLLEll World FeUoto·in·relidence Vntoemt11 Cit11 Sennce Center, P1dlocllfph6a Oftd Oldhor: "()perat· -tao ,,_,.,, /tW Spoceallip Earlh" • I calUt tbe miracle..of tbe ob- 1 vioa. 'lbe great secret for in- creumc creativity ia reducing 1 an idea to practice. ll's quite aimpW. do it! Tbe 1DOSl imeo~t thing is foUow-throagh: ftlld1ng the right snateriah. putting them together, and really making an ~ effort to see ii an idea worb. Svea partial aucceas is an tilOI~ builder of confidence ucl awe. ........ .UE incredi .. (IUD· tr&· di people running .roand ••• ~ about t&e bri. idMs De>'iave. Unlortunately. }!>" many never bring these ideas out of themselves so these brainchildren remain unborn. While OD lllY latest trip around the world -it /lllU my '5t.b workin& workUodr -I lemed a marvelous creative think ta.kin& place wherever I went. YOUNG MEN and women In universities around the world are busy fmdine new answers as they race tD prevent tbe in· cineration of our planet by atomic energy and the bankrupt· ina of wba1 rem.alna-ef our aav· Ines account ol fouil tueta. .More and 'more of them are eoaftdmt we have U.. .kqow-bow to support the wodd on the enern lDCOIDe of the aolar Q9tem. 'ftey beUeft with our energy ~ permGMDtly in place and by recirculating metab .already inlned, witb.iA 10 years tbe world could be UWig at the bigbeet standard it baa ever known. One would th1nk wtth the ereat. emergencies I acioa us that the altenudives beiDC proposed by the younc peoitle would ~ welcomed with open arms.1bey are doing wonderfully crutive things wttb wiJMtmllls, methane gases, and tbe electrolytic COO· veraton of wtnd power to hydrogen. ' The~reopenlng new'Viataa for .us, but noth1ni much happens. Why? rn ten rou. 1 , LASGE Dl'nT08 have been preclicatM on· tbe uaumptlob that tllete la • 8 f undUMDtal iD- adeq UCJ of tb• lll••upport a1H9~ oa our plaut. Tbeir ayowed m!Mloa is to redreu tbHf, abortcoJDiD... Tbe 1 ... Mailbox .. acute tbae beeome, the ~ their own effectiveness will dimlnllh. they believe. The aeedl ol the modern world are fuelln1 the enereies and creathe drift& of these JOUD1 people, and the "emerieoce ol emersendel" must eventually hut.en tbe 8doptioo of their solu· liOIU. De ,.. lteleYe wcesatty la die m~ollat1 P'-T Very cleftnitely. The world's need.I are forci.n& creative leveb urwardl. For iPatance, ln parts o Wisconsin a youne froup, wltb the encouragement of Wlacomta Oaacreuman Barry S. Rema, bu already begun aeJl. inl wiDdmll1 power to a k>eal utilla_y, wbi.cb ln turn reselll lt to tbelr CUltoaalr'I. Y e5or I firmly believe tbe JOUD.1 people will find the &1111wen Lbe world IO IC)Nly needl. ' Towrlte .. OeUyftllOtl ... 1960,CO&ta ....... CA ... ' Te CMI ._ Oeffy.PMeitlP\4 .... 1 Taxpayers Left Without a Prayer By A.LICE Rl:M£1l Ah Rnnn u a nadnt of Coro.a del Mar. I went to confessioD today. The church did Dot seem ap. propriate f.or an ordinary nm-of-U>e-mill confessloa. It ap. peared mott suitable for the Last JudcmeDt. It was tbe Laguna Niguel Federal Bwlding, also known as the Chet Holineld Federal Building, also known as the Zi11urat. Not a coey place. The mimosa trees In the parking lot lent an air of frivolity as well as a feellni ol tr&Dllence, their Uckly liWe blouoma blowing about the asphalt. •l•OSA.S DO "OT POSSESS tbe aoUdltJ of c:rpt' 111 m, or redwooda, or oiMa -tnea tbat ...,._ U..... 1111•-.-a.-UaMIM,-wtaM~---._ .......... , l'nW-•.-..-111s .. -...-. Aa1-.a ....... .,._. ... ._., ew.l ao lo .. W ""'-" 1et ? Aa altftjpt to .._ .. J. 'Gr l~!:x..ei~ff&MW'# 1 mttlgate the otberwtse ov effect of the lines be-illf carried out to their Jocical aometric COlldmioa? Or, ,...,.._, tbe ud:lltaet•a ne•1..._ tUt a tldD JI ••ed ol- ftee up a tl9e top woaJcl Mt be praetlea.I? 1be ectraoce wu unimpressive. Somecne bad taped up a aJgn on the &Jus door. "Kave a eood d.a.y ," it read ''1'bat depends.'' 1 rceplied. POLISHED FLOORS, THE SllF.LL ol Lysol. ead.less corridors -the slu.ff that Ditbtmates are made of. How does one find that which one is perforce seet:ing? Ab, a sign. 'Ibis way lies coo.lessioo. and tbm ab9olutioo.. Yes, the Internal Revenue Service. At first I was aJooe in the waiting room. Then people started cl.rifling 10. incl\ldin8 a man wheeling a handcart loaded with two suitcases and four boxes. Wu be moving in? Probably be could fmd a corner somewhere in this vastness, far removed from census-t.aking and tax-ta.king. He could stake his claun, and live undiaturbed and Wl· chscoveredforyears. Having arrived a bal/·bour early. I was left to cool my heels. observe the federal-green carpet, the attempt at lightening the Fedco-s1t.ed room with bright yellow part1· tions and earth-colo~ graphics. The canned music was 1nsisteoUy cheerful. THE ''P&IEST~' CAME rott me at my appointed lime. He was a sad-fa ced young man. his white shirt and black tie symbolillDg the cassock. He made modest UtUe obeisances as he led me back to the confessional which was separated from other similar cells by head-high partl· lions (yellow, green, or beige). . The murmur or other COClfessors could be beard Wjjtb words like "mileage," "capital &ains," and "documenta- tioD" punctuating lM dt"Ofte. My .. priest" wu sympathetic, a very nice young man about the age of my son. But there was no biding from him the sin of depreciaUoo. It was no use my blaming it on the accountant. The fact remained that 1 bad overindulged in depreciation, and there was a pnce to be paid. Of course, I didn't have to sip; there could be.cap· peal to a higher power ...• But as bis voice trailed off, l knew that there wu not much hope in such an appeal. t .. BE NdBD TllE PENANCE. It was not terribly harsh. I accepted It and eveo maoased to shake his band. Had be placed bi.I hand OD my bead, I would bave accepted that, too . • Would I sin a1ain1 It wu bard to say. Maybe the next slip would be of a dlffereot nature. But for now, I wu re· Ueved, freed ol thil putku1ar anxiety. I breathed more cleeplJ'; my step was U,bter as I left the coafesaional and U... ca&.bedraJ. Olll on the partinc lot I notJced that the mimo1" dowers were danctac pirouettes ln tbe warm breeze. · . H ' . .. . _ .. ~ster ·uunpy's Substitute Spreads Cheer .. tbe• and hll 2-year~ld bntber bu1, and went merrily on bis "tida '" lpe)J <or mlclrt >. .lat•. way! Ma:r I ~ to your attentkJa ...... I coWcl NY an1'biDI. I lh.all Deftl' torset tbe low bow adults proaounee wordt! tb&. v.., kind old 1eaUtmaa and k1Ddae11 ill.-tlUa maa's A few weeb aao, wbea .,ad came fGrtb wttb ''Ho, Bo, ~ I 1e1tare, DOI' \be pure bapp1 and prices _.., in tbe news. at leut k11ew I woal4 au you boya, tru1Uaa loob upon the laces two IDDOUllcera oa tos. brolad· caata ~ced e word beeeuM 1ou ave been 10 of my srandaou. The 1toree loodl" I were brlmmlJll wltb EuteT BULLION. N=i.tbe boys •YelA& hla Bunnlel ud JellJ beau and the ll c•me out pronounced very lut person we expeetecl to BOUILLON. . e~ added "Salata didn't meetatthiltlmeofyur, w11S.U. lmaglqe ~n1 a bowl of ~r red suit today, beea .. uCa.Ull boWlloo -and iPat.ead you aet • lf 1 mueb too warm •ow11 J'UNE ZIEGLER bar of told! 1Mftl0 FRANCES A. SLAUOtrrE• • •• ...,,.s.,.a • ., ftt ....... .-c.....e ... -. !! T'BSN ... out -•· ... ._ ...... ~ ............ •• ,. ,..,...,~=~of TotlMSiMa«: ............... , ...... ci-. .... ~ ... Nd 0 '::,:! Gua auaU••• CA ..._ L..-.. f .. llr 0 If -.................... _ ...... I =·::!..aft tlllla lk· "llm •g:1'1n1." and the --. -----... ----. ... ..,. -·-•••• ..... a&mecl at bo~ ......... .., ............. ... • "" \ ' I ' I . I I I I i ' ,..,.... tD Mwe lovlll mode&I." A I r F (H c e 1 p e c la 1 II t 1 1 a~ t be ID fMt, tbly uld, about lJM belt UMy coWd Ru.slam may be ahead ol UM United !btet ln etat.e _.. ~ty la tUt UM Xll·l. whlcb baa some 11pecu of electronic warfare, radar experleaeed tec"'bnlcal problems, will be J•mlll1na devicee wblcb ue vital ln baW. ,_air "eomptlllve" wtth the Mw Soviet T.ao tau beln« superiority. deve)Opedat "anacceleratedrate." Tbet claim the F -15 Jet ftJbter la better than -TM Soviet navy bu •tarted de1*>Yt.DC a aay ol the newer So.tel ft&bten, ~ut acknowa.dae new 40·kDot, nuclHr-powered AL'FA attack that the KlG·ZS can accelerate Ute UM P-15. ' ubmarlM = ;!'· blt,W.--ce IOW'cef la)' ls Meanwhile, Defeme Secretary Harold Brown sa11 aater and r lvtn1 lban tbe mOlt a~vanCed tbe AJr l't>rce la "experieodn1 1l1nificut Amertcu aub, al lh the ALFA ls noisy and reliabilit1 and durabWty problems wtth the ... th u 1 po ten ll ally vulnerable to U · S · • eoainel UMd ln P'-15 and P'-18 aircraft." count.ermeuures. Tbe numbera tell the atory of relatlYe l-..... .._,...,.. .... * * * U.S.-Sovtet ltrenlth ln IJ'OU term.a. Sov,;n•o' Tbe RuaaiaM ban about four mlWoD mea ~Mt under anm, the United Stata 1U1bt.ty cner two million men and women . aalcl Army Secretary Clliford AS.xuder and Gen. Edward Meyet', the Army's cblef ot staff. Tbe *l defense bud1t1 "la the forward edge of a l'\Te.year, S33·bllllon tnodenduUon procram wbicb ~ UI to meet the baWefteld chaBeaces creMed by Warsaw Pact advane., "·theJ tald. · Jroolul fish• Fresh• M.lne IE GOOD Numbe.-o The Soviet army fields :50,000 t.anb, tbe U.S. Speclel Apftl 2, 1 ...... I, 1llO .· • 0 Army 11,000; !15,000 annored troop ca.rrien to THE PENTAGON PLANS to buy 3,IOO x11:i taob ba& won't approve.~ until all the buca are out of early modela. It Qio p~ 3--890 armored infantry and cavalry tl1httn1 vehicle,. 700 bellcopten, 140 major rocket launcbeb. nearrt Trtcboge.-trtoM .... rua: ...... '.' ... •2. ~d (gotd), n. 1, " yellow metalllc ele- ment, the most ~lous metal used Ha com· mon commercial medium of exchange. Sym- to YOURSELF •• Impress 17 ,600~ 22,000 artillery ptecea to 5,800. Jn helicopters, tbe U.S. Army leads, 7,800 to 3,500. THE •U881AN8 BA VE S.P plan• of au types, the United Statn abouts.a. bol, Au (for lat. aurum>; et. no., 79; at. wt., The U.S. military 197 .2. 2. The yelloW color of the metal.-adj, services have had their : Made or consisting of gold; having the color of ELECT problems obtainln•. gold. Thats Ill Thats ,ne, Nlvlnv the color of e Over tbe put 15 yean, the Russian army bu been r&«1uipped for fut.er strlklog ahock attack <See lllLITA&Y, hie Al.Z) with more =Ucated t.anb, armored hrfant1"7 -------------~-- fl1htln1 veb lea, aelf·propelled artillery and hla~M<.-. ... • •• l gold and hence mv more POPUllr name, "Gold w~ ... MS weapons and men to ( Gouraml". Get In on the Gold <Gouraml> rush ... .=.. ~ keep at full streotgth, at A~Jc; Tropicals where I am on salt for on-_ b u t h o w a r e t b e ly $2.4'. . •-~--------Ruaaiana doin1? • batUefleld mtullea. The United States pioneered ln beJJcopter gunshlpa, but Army oftlciala told eoa.r-a the SoYleta bavt' "pre•mpted" the U.S. Army with their Hlnd·D UNult chopper. Tbe Hind, they takl, "can deliver conaiderab(y mon ordnance than our COBRA" helicopter armed wttb TOW mlaaila. Tbe TOW 11 one of Ul• Army's prhtclpal RES1DEMTS VOTE . , 1510 W. B•k•r • Coata Meu j _ .. 54f.1391 .• Corner Harbor• Baker_J_ 111 LIT A a Y and ...... _. .............. civilian autboriUea don't arpear to bold a very b lb opinion of the eooacrtpta who on om the Soviet Army'a 4-mlllloo sb'oal ranks, or the tratnlol pnmded them. . fw A choice ... for a change CHRIS STEEL His own man. YOU KNOW WHERE HE'LL STAND PUIUC PAUICIPATIOM Ir~ •Ethics COde • Counct1mamc districts • Election ~· dtange • Legal sul)C)Ort of M..a North Homeownera Imitative. •• FISCAL IMTEGRITY: • ·Axe the lax' • Volunteensm • Services contracting • Retain airport land lor revenue'fl1ght control EMVllOMMEMT: • Ouallty-LESS dens1ty11,;trus1on • Condo convef'SIOns • Sensible sign code • Manna • cable TV • underground ut1l111es/park1ng • Strict control of speeding. drugs. pornography bufglanes TRAFAC: • Graded crossings • Lights synch • 19th Street bndoe • Univ -Fair Or. connection • School crossing guards • 55 Fwy . depressed" NewPOrt Blvd. (logishoal. practical. r~lins land on tax rolls) I MHD YO• ~IAL ~ PLIASI LIMIT DOMA1IOMt TO 171 TO A VOID "5"CIAL 0 .... ATIOMS. • COMSISTIMT WITH THI LAW, YOUI l.D. WILL a COMlllD9mAL Send ohecka to Ctwla Steel for Council IOX 177, COSTA MISA. 92627 \. PTOdlKed fftd ,..._ fOr by 0..K ,...... SU.I U40r_,.A .... ,c.e.Meu f i-------------"F~;-.;,-;;;d;u;;;y~-------------1 I Mall to: DaUy Plk>t Cln:ulaUoa Dept. I 330 W. Bay St., Box 1560 I Cotta Meta, Calli. tza& I NAME ... .. .. ...... ...... ...... ..... . ............... ... ADDRESS ....•............................•.•......... PHONE ............................................... . CITY .......... ·\.. ............ STATE ........... ZIP ..... . PLta•• ttort on Idol• J •••••••• .,. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••• tank ·ldllert. • WILLIAMS DAILY PILOT Her 31 best divisions are kept In Eastern Europe, where about 20 p e r c e n l a r e incompletely trained. Del..e Secretary .....,, uld that abo9t • percent ol t.be fl&bt.e.n ln SovMt ''troat.aJ anauma·· now are modern lliG and SU warplanes wboM • ·ran1es and payk>ada . . . live tbe Son.a -1Gr the flnt time -the capabUfty to attempt deep*=========--==========-superiocit1 and lnt.erdlctJan mtutom." ............... -.... - x PAUL RYCKOFF INCUMBENT """"""'°" ............... Many s upport elements. such u older trucks, are pulled from the lines each year to help with harvesting. TBE SOVIET NAVY\ _m,eaowltlle, bat expanded from a relatively anorw'8acb fleet to a far-ranidnl "blue water" force wtd.cb makea tta presenee (eh ln moat of t.be world'• aeu. It aUll suffers from ahortcomln11 In antisubmarine effectiveness and a weakness in aupplylni, and refueling at sea. -----------------~ 1)00 '°""' ..... ,,_ ._ ......, .,,..., ... ANOTHER 4.6 divisions are stationed, full strength, along the Ruuian-Chlnese border. The remaining 170 dlvlaloaa are ooimall¥ below ltreqtb. But the aclministration recently circulated a back1rouod paper on the invasion o f Afgbaoiatan which indicated the swill action impressed U.S. officials. On the U.S. side of the ledger, the Army hu lived mainly on hardware dating back as far as the 1960s. Its M60 tanks, for example, represent 1960 te<:hnolo&X. atthough later models have been updated. Ila Mll3 armored pefMIUlel carrlen were first produced in 1911 aod have been ·described u at leaat a ,......._ beb.lnd tbe 80.s.t BllP ta ftrepowtll", rnohlltty ud overall dealO. The Army bu introduced impJ"OVed weapon$ on a modlat ICaJe •bile posbi•I development ol improved equlpm•t. JllCludina Ul lnfulrf ... Ca•alry l"iptlq \'elllele wllicb will 10 into productloo t.b1s year. "We are on the thresbbold of the lar1est peacetime moderniuUoq ln the Army's history," Paid Poht1cat Advertisement ELECT STEVEN '"'J .. RIGG·S HE CAN MAKE A DIFPEREN'CE!" I'm an artiat and Laguna buainesaman. Those two qualitie1, more than anything elac, qualify me for a aeat on the Laguna City Council. Aa an artiat, I WM educated at the Univenity of Washington College of Architecture and Urban Planning and I have been active In the field of architecture aince 1972. Twoyearaago I eatabU.hed my own bu.lnae. These two areas, when comblned with my family responsibilities, give me a unique ability to underatand complicated financial, economic and penonncl ia1ua, while at the um* time being empathetic to the artlttic feeling that la vital to Laguna'• aurvival. ----,· our will HAaal8 BAD NO VIE for the atrict vec~~C: ~~ M~ and cut into Prime "ttl;. A piece ':/·barbarity that sbool' all Japan, much as if today tbe Russian Ambassador to Washlnaton start- ed eating people. l'o appease and calm this dreadful creature, the Governors ot Sbimoda draft- ed Okictu. a 17-year-old fortune cookie of g!eat beauty. SHE WAS BORNE TO his house in tears. But -(so the story goes) -she fell in love with him. Poor Butterfly. Her sacrifice has been celebrated in poetry. In the geisha houses of Japan, there is a dance -a kind of ballet -tell· ing the story of Okichi. . Hollywood did a story on it. Put John Wayne in the role of Townsend Harris, a most un}ikely piece of type casting. ••• THE TEMPLE WHERE Harris set up cons ular headquarters is in a grove of trees, a mile from the center of Shimoda. Japan put the steak-eater as far as possi· ble from Imperial Tokyo. It took me three bouncing hours of rough road to travel from seaside A ta mi. Beside-the temple is a stone monu- ment: "T1DS MONUMENT E RECTED in -1931 by butchers of Tokyo marks the spot where the CO'f was slaughtered for the first tims in Japan for humn consumption" Japan eats beef now. Sliced paper thin, cooked in broth, called "sbabu-shabu." "Sound like waves washing on shore," said ~ maid at Rising Clouds Mansion . .. Bubbting Pol sound like waves. Shabu- s.habu." J 1' •• . BEEF CA'n'LE ABE treated like :i.alt..Y· Kobe beef. It's caJ:led. Tbe m~d : :•JCobe ~ mMA&e" cow nery ~ Mab meat tender. ~ sift eow bottle of beer. Make cow happy." "Your driver speaks perfect English," said the car rental man in Atami. ,. TUmed out be spoke two words: ·'Sank you.•• -It's a pretty drive along the e<lge'Of the Isu peninsula. In the blue wate~, "'.o~en were diving for seaweed, rich Wltb 1odme and a part of Japanese cooking flavor. TREY WORE DIVING goggles and white panties. That's all. I said to the driver:. ''Do you know about Harris-san and Okichi?" "Sank you," he said. "What about lunch? Do we eat in Shimoda?" "Sanlc you." I coul<;I see I might starve .on this journey. *** • WAX FIGURES OF Harris·san with mutton chop whis kers and Okicbi in kimono were in the temple. <The last photos I got show only Okichi. What hap· pened to Harris-san?) Celebrity Waiters Will Raise Funds far Orange County Child Abuse Program Tuesday Night, April 8 Waiting tables and donating all their tips (to be matched by the Cask 'n Clea~, will be I.any Broo~ of the Rams, Judge WUliam Murray, Cormnis5ioner Myron Brown, SupeMsor Phillip Anthony, Assistant. District Attorney Art Koelle, Investigator Dale Walters with the Anaheim Police Department, Saigent Mike Mc£veny of the Newport Beach Police Department and Dr. Olarles Day, Dtrector of the . ··North Orange County Child Guidance Center, Inc. The funds will aid the Child Guidance Center ln estabtishlng their Mother-Infant Program AMBASSADOR WANTED PRIME RIBS -A BARBARITY THAT SHOOK ALL OF JAPAN There's another version of the story I heard at the Tokyo Foreign Correspon- dents' Club. ''When Okichi arrived at the Harris house, he thought they'd sent her to do his laundry. When he found out the real reason -after three days -he fired her with a proper burst of Bostonian hell-and- damnation." This story puts a damper on the annual Shimoda Festival. Shimoda sticks by the original romantic tale . P81d PohtlC&I A<NerttSement "After all ," they say, "Harris-san was only human." • •• IT'S A SEXY UTl'LE town. At the Ryosenji Temple there's a sex museum. A panel celebrates Okich1 and her love <Har· ris-san left her and went back to Boston. the bounder. > There are glass cases filled with erotic implements. Showing the ingenuity of Japan. when the soldiers· evening drums beat, before the modern days of rubber a nd plastic magazines with centerfolds .. Vote To Elect A Common Sense Candidate To N~ Beach CHy Council Join Those Who Support John Cox . Collilllll ......... .......... w. Mc*lfUt•O••• llmlt to lenl&.a . lndudno P'dcor'Ci prvote beoctles. leduce~ eon111•an ~etnelomc Circulation Pion. including the Son JooQvtn HlllHk>nrto Convon Comdor and Unlvefsrty Onve uma »1"dlc NotM Insure o hmrt of 40 fhghts perdoy 01 John Wcryne Airport ,,...,.,. IM Uppef 90f Estobhsl'I o cooperotrvo otmosphele thot will mol(e possible funding IOI" ~IQ and llltC>- tton boslna to pfOfec.i ft\ebbv: I I ~ ..... ,.:r:.-........ Honor the CifY's commitments 10 both the residential and buS1ness community local a...,.,,.,,, Conllat Toke tne lnlf IOf r.<e in Ptoblem solving and not glV8 owov control 10 outside ogenoes hllcn lnlegrttytoC.,Gowwnit ... Conduct ~city's buSIOeSS •n ooen heon~ ttiat recogncze common decency and the highest elhleol standards V01E APRILS --.__I _Jo_H_N_c_. _co_x_, _JR_. ~l ..... X~I P•ld tor b'( T ... Coo fOf' C.°"nttl C.omn1tllff, ll•Y HM>. Tr..wrer, I D •~7S. IJO. Dutrl09tt, NtoWport Be.cl\ ELECT CLANCY YODER Cell ... 1•1171. ~l• fewword• to work for ou. -WIWAMS PAUL RYCKOFF INCUMBENT x .:- llDUCI .... HHiH COST of DYll«i! CREMATION BURIAL AT SEA MOUNTAINS or DESERT _Ji _.__ ' .. The Nee>Cune Society offers a Simple and dlgruf1ed aemaOon service with d1ssemtnat1on at sea. desert 0< mountains. Our hlerature tells the complete story of our society. THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY 2400 W. Coast Hwy .. Wte 9 Hewport ~. CA 92663 ~=· 714 646-7431 ·:..~~: ? Send Free Portfolto to· No f>atesman will call Name........... . ..................... . Address •••.......•.............. ·· · ··· ·• · ·· · City .................................... Stall! ..... . • OP .. -· HUNTINGTON BEACH CITY COUNCIL !~~~~~:;;;;;::~==Whtie •t rNty not do ..,~ .. wdl a burned· -on foods. GE's P-~ SeNb•Cyde,. ~ ¥ "° ...._.. dfted-on ~ • City Councilman since February 1979 • Past Member HB Per80nnel Commlulon • Member Orange County Community Development Council • Member Mllyor'a Advisory Committee • 30 years executive ftn.indal management • Endorsed by HB Chamber of Commerce, HB Junlof Chamber of Commerce, Citizens In uw Enforcement Action Committee, Former HB Mmyors Ted a.rttett. EmleGleler~ George McCnlcbn HE WILL WORK WITH YOU ! tMlled·Ofl food from pots, . pens ...... CCIMn>hl$ l • Energy Saver Drying Option • Cancef· Reset Cycle • Self·Clean Filtering System •Quiet PermaTuf• Interior. • Low Water U$a98 Cycle Selections including Energy Siver Cycle ::=-: ............ s4999s ~." .·~ .......... ,s4399s :.... ......... -.. '4QOO ~5. ..... S.~95 , ............. ........ .... WHO . RUNS c;IJY_ HALL? ID tbe clt1 ot c.ta ........ eadre- 1aaluUoa tbat Ulllta PfOo , ................... --Jr toomaadLtDOssn~e ••CldUDI UldDI pl.le•. , Clty council mem· ber• aet man1 "freeb&ea" aueh u m • e 11, ea tertaln • ment ttcteta, •~d 1peclal privileges wllleb aren't re· pOrted. r Waiters' Tips Go to Charity are deeply coacemed wtth tbe preveatlml ol child abuse. Dr. Asru. UM U.1ear-old wife ol lntae eo.etlm• IAft'J A1ran. bH found t .. at u.s. chllclnnbet•._IM.,..ol_. and 14 an men llkel1 to & ta motor vtblcl• aeelcltata tJaU from tllalu. Htr data abowt t.bat lD 1t"ll mon tbu 2,000 U.8. dalldr9 died lD motor veblclt aeddlla and more tbaa U0,000 wen ia- Jur9Cl. OM ot tbe mai.D reuom tt.lll ao muy younpten· are burt ID tramc acddenta la that '° few wear eeat bela, 9Ceorctlq to Dr. A1ran. "We lr:now that less tbaa 10 percent ol tbe cblldren wear seat beltl." she said. "This com· pares to the fact that H pereent of t.be ..Sult.a buckle up." ...., ............. ''Amateur walten nt&bt" will atart at I p.m. Tuesday at the Cask 'n Cleaver restaurant, 19IO Dove St., Newport Beach. Sports celebrltles, Orange County city officials and com- municy leaders will serve the restaurant's customers in an ef· fort to raise funds to aid Oranae County cbUd abuse prevention. "Our f\111 staff will be oo band to Joln 1n the fun and lend as· siatance during the dinner houri" Smith added. And lt la very important for small c.b1ldreo to UM seat belta or be strapped lato aa automobile baby seat. beeMlle their llabt welsbt causes them to be thJ'owD about tbe veblcle dW'· lng accident.a, Dr. Agran said. "Kids .,.e top heavy -they have a biah center of gravity, and during traffic accldent.s they tend to go bead fint to.wM'd the RESEARCHERS CHECK DATA SHOWING BENEFITS CW SEAT BELTS Or. PhytUe Agren, Terry Monroe Concetttnite on Chlldren'• Safety .. S};VEaAL YEARS a10. Barbara McC&ffery of our or· gantaation bf'OU&bt the problem of child abuse to our attention as a result of her volunteer work." said Birt Smith, general manager ol the Newport Beech Cask 'nCleaver. "Since then our restaurants have s ponsored fundraising events to combat this serious problem. We hope the commun.l- ty will join with us and lend their support." · Making their tableside debuts will be Larry Brooks of the Rams football team, Judge William Murray, Commissioner Myron Brown, Supervisor Phillip Anthony, Art Koelle, as· sistant district attorney; Dale Walters, investigator with the Anaheim Police Department: Sgt'. Mike McEveny, Newport Beach Police Department and Dr. Charles Day, director of the North Orange County Child Guidance Center. Inc. ON EITHER a professional level or a volunteer basts, all AU monies raised in the form of tiJ>IS will be matched by the restaurant. These funds will aid the .Child Guidance Center in establishing a mother·infant program. "Since we are not runded on a federal , state or local level, private donat.ion.s of this type a re vital,'' a aid Pamela Hasbrook, director of child abuse services. "One of the 1reatest needs in the area of prevention ls a program for mothers with new babies.'' SaddJeback College forensics students Bruce Morton of Laguna Beach and Larry McBride of Irvine have won honors in recent state communi- ty college competition. Morton was a silver medalist in tbe stale championship tournament. beld in Sant.a Rosa. in the oral interpreuUon of prose category. McBride won a brome medal for bis persuas ive speech categ017 talk. ·site of Impact," sbe exptaJ..ned. "The thing ls, that death from m,otor vehlcle accidents bas become a culturally accepted way of death and people just "Reality Orientation Memorial Hospital of ~i:!'.t interested ln u.ai.ng seat with the Agins" and Glendale. will instruct .. Admlni.straUoo of Pro· the orientation clua. Terry Monroe, 30• wbo bas g r a m s f o r O l d e r Seaalona wUJ ·be on master's decreu lo clloical AduJts, .. two lO·weellt Tuesdays, AprlJ 8 to psycbolocy and public beahb. ls courses otrered by UC June 10, from 7 to 10 a.uiatlQs ~triclan in bu __ ,_, study. Irvine Extension, start p.m ., lD IDOID 1SZ.,--.. be _.... Tuesday and Thanday Sctenee Laborat.Gr1. "I can remem r wuen my at UCI. "Admlnlatratlon of father would restrain me with Tbe m COW"8e& are of-Pror,rams for Older bis arm when be bad to non 1 d i ti Ad t .. · t bt b short ln bia automoblle~r. ere n coopera on u s ta au1 y Monroe said. "We bave f04md wttb CoaltllDe Collece Joan Oja, 11.S., M.S. W ., that even lD a »m.Ue-perAloar Emeritus lnlt1tute and of Huntln&ton Beach, auto coWsion. almo.-t no one ls Saddleback Community au_pervisOry consultant. -i..u ... Collece. community aemtt pro-strong enough to i.train a Ql&IU grams for older adults. from Oying a.round the car." MURIEL Oberleder, Oranae Coast College. Accordlng to Dr. Agran. many PhD of Laguna Hills children are injured wbllerlding st~rf' psychologist'. CLASSES will be on ~~:O~ ~~~i-:ns~at are not in· _.2!!v_a_t_e_p,_r_a_c_U_ce_. _a_n_d_at_T_h_u_rsd_'_ays. April 10 to She said that of all tbe children injured while riding in automobiles. 23 percent are in- jured ln situatiODS where there ls ob colliaioo involved. TIMM lnJuries occur when a motor •eblcle la braked or tu.rDed abarpb or when a cbDd riding in the back of a truck is simpb "bounced out." Plate of the Day Satisfaction's Mutual C ME ZC -Can you read this! If not. consult the owner, Dr. Kenneth Kroruck. an optometrist. One satisfying way to feel good is to help youngsters, and several volunteer programs offer a chance to do just that. -High sebool juniors and seniors respond well to male tutors. Marina High School in Hunt· ington Beach is seeking ln!orm•t-IO< -~Pt-. of IN o..,.-It "-'4"I Otr -· F•..,_ .... _. of -,.,. f'CllllOf' of ·~ ·--. -"" ... .._ .. ," C..lltor'NA UC-PIM"" June 12. rrom 7 to 10 p.m., Lo l"OOPl JG. Social Science La}>onlory . Tbe or1m&adon coune presenta tedullques to help rellOft functioD ln regreued, deteriorated older ~e. Subject.a. s uch aa attitude therapy. saw)' t.rain- i n g. mirror therapy, culture therapy, and behavior modification are included. Tbe course In ad· m tnlstration of pro· grams includes analysis of lsaues in policy. ad· mm1straUoo and plan- ning of public and volun- tary programs for older adults. including res- 1dt.>ntJal instttutwns and com mumty cenkr.. ------·--IE GOOD to YOURSELF •• B.ECT WILLIAMS ---OW-""- c.11 642-sue. Pvt • 1-words to work tor A S-year-old in San Clemente is one of many children of fatherless families who could use a role model. Those 18 or older can apply to pro- vide broth~rly company and h e lp guide a youngster's life. Want to Help Youth Bui/,d Personality? same ror sinking stu-~-------~---------------------- dents. College students, ,..,~NM<-•• .,...__, ____ _ in Orange face the pros- pect of having no fami- ly at all. Some are re· moved from their parents custody, others simply are alone in the world. MANY youngsters at t.be Albert Sitton Home Senior citizens are be- i n a asked to give tbemselv. a treat by ----------acttn1 u gandparents. perhaps, learn bow to love. Information about those openin&a and the follo,wing oppottunitlee to make spare time count for someone elae ls available by calllng the Voluntary AetioD Center of South Oraqe County at675-8210orm.9278. Otberoeeda lnclu4..~: retired or business peo- ple can be effective in helping teens pass profi. ciency ex.ams required for 1raduaUon. The West Orange County Hotllne will train people to help with child abuse, drug and other human woes over tbe phone during April sessions. Ti me and DONT SPOIL NEWPORT ·VOTE FOi WILLIAMS Neptune Society spend.in& a few hours caa...ano.. aua1ALa•su eacb week helping place details by request. O.::: :=:--.....,. ,.... 11to-.c c--......,.. -c---. a..-.. -COSTA MESA and ---------_._......_._.....,...._~..,. 646-7431 yODD ..... dne1op their y __ __..., ... ....._ peraonallUea. and Santa Ana family plan· PUllUC NOTICE ~=======~-----------------.. , ........... _......, ....... -~---c.IIIW ............ lMlln.. c..J•r. ninl cllnlcs need aldea lllO'riCiOflAVAlUWUTY weekends and eveo.lop °" ~ uPOllT to process cllent.s, help Pv~ 10Sec1'oll&MMI•> __ ,,,_ t b e f tef'MI R-c.tdlt. ltCltlCe Is ...... ~·Y em prepar or ,1,,....,,_1i. _ _.1or1:11efi. -;=~;;;:;:;;;;;;;:;;;=, ,AJJtlaA e.;.sn.-Rv .... n. ,.... medical exam.s. ~· .,.., .,. of a-tn M. W•!MllrO ... WI llOnms .ic..iftt •fll ..,, r llMdl, c.. 1or -Tbe Red Cross's "-· • "'1"• ,...,,., ...... ".,,.i ... ~· MCHITUAll'f -. .,_., '° ....,... Died ThvrMlrf . 114• •t ti. -loft's pr1nc:1pe1 ottice April a. '"° et ~ec:uic. HHPtt•• f l r s t a i d a n d 1or '""*''°" ""'lftG '99UI• ~ ...... 6ZTnt~n:on:eBestac. h fOl'-'"O• "'°" IMMsa. Mt'" Sperry cardiopulmonary re· -.o ,,,,.., iooo •m to • oopm by ,,., wH .., Attlr'My -wu H•O<l•led • . •ny cltlnn -r_...is II ••U•ln 100 •"" ,._ u.s. OIMrkt c-1 1n LJK susc1tallon programs .. , .. 11 .. 1i.oat•ot•""pu1>11ut1en .......... y ~M8A&. NOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 PACMCY11W .....:>llA.L PAH Cerretery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Newport Beach 644-ZTOO •nve•n tor mon u-«>.,..,.,.SM •• seek people to f i 11 TIM •-1on·s pr1nc:1pe1 ottk:• h !IUf"ll"" tw 2 ~P-Bovche< of louted et~ vi. Lido Soud. Hewpor H""ttflllton llHC"· c.. -B•rb9r• classes as well as ad· a.4'<11. c.tlfomla. HY•« °' Heel.,.. tte19'11s. c... enc1 vanced instructors to The P<irtc:•t»I "*"09' a1 ,,.. '-" m4lfly, """""fr~ F~r .. -Vl<H clAlllOfl II c--Fr .. klln, 15) Vie wlll be condueted at ti OOAM Oft-. help present Staff ex-Lido Soo;d ~ e-;h, c..41for"4•. 0.., Aprll ], '"° •t Piere• Brothen p a n d k n 0 w I e d g e PuDll-Or919 CM\l DAiiy PllOI, SMIUIS' Mortu«y, tnterme<>I w lll be M hanl I bWt .11· Mer i1. A¥. t, 2.1. •. j, • I prlvete. Pierce 8rotl!tr• Smiths' ec Ca a Y Wl Mot1.,.rv Cllreciors. SJMS39. in ueu of put a volwiteer OD the CE :::;:_::~~~=~ oonet10fls list for CPR equipment PUBLIC NOTI EoMu .. 9 "·~-=~.'""""'tot maintenance. ~=~!~:::? a.•-· c,.; ..._. •••Y .. APf'll 1. Tbe West county a rm Th• 1041-•ng person• ••• ao•ng '"°· H• ''..,,.,.......,, 1111 w11e. Ruth of the VAC, at 898-0043, 1Jv11n.u ft: C11try 8'lrnl ti Belboe, C..., 2 st.po h d,..ft'ls lb f 11 ORAHG£ COUNTY LIFE, 17IOS '°"'· o.vW ,._ CJ/rtr o1 ~1o P••k. as "'"°' on e o ow· 511., ,.,,. on:1e. s.i•• o, 1,.,,-. o c... •NI.,..~ CW'rY ot Hltton ing· nru Peid PollticaJ Advef1llement Suzy Ficbr & Angela Rcbr Whh ..... you to IT'S A BIG, WIDE, WONDERFUL WORLD YOU LIVE IN ...... . if you en the Irvine Co. and can afford the luxury of al the ful page od1. If you BEUM what you read you'I find youneff voting for o amal. tight, bladtapped, smoggy I trofflc ridden town! Yott for those who protect our quality of lift - PAUL RYCKOFF -RAY WILLIAMS SUPPORT MEASURE "A" -YES .....,lotlWlluly'-· ........ ,--. lt0 .... 9La- McCC>mMICll MOIO'UAIUIS Laguna Beach 494-9415 Hu• ,...._ ~ (Molln•. 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PlerC4 l!lrolhffa 8ell hOSpltal for long.term Thll Ital-,. .. 111«1 Wllll !tie erO«tweyMwMlrYdlrecton. , treatment Ce<1n1, Clefll of O<enoe county MAaTSllS ' Merell 11. "90 RAV MARTENS, r'ftldtnt of H11nl· 1'1 tngtOfl llfed\. c... Pesw.:1 ••• ., Oft _ IF YOU'VE got a Pub11"*' 0r.,. co..1 o.i1y p, ~!,::"Uftl~W:.:..~"fOff~ hammer, and know bow Mer 1t,a . .11cw.u•• ' ~0,' :t :-:,': :;~: ~~~b,,•; tho use it, the fMfcc1oy community CJ111r(ll. '"""'"" by 0 U S e s t a n 1111 .. Uthter, Jen Prtu of Westminster would like AllMllm. c.a:, ·~ o.rr11 to talk to you UMH f/I ...._.,.., ..... , llelcft, CA., 11 .. ____ .:.__·-----'------------' IWI _.... ~ M11irY FOWier, UtMe ...,_ Mii ,,.,_ Mlf!W§ ___________________ _ ltr•lll•rt Jefl11 •M attt Mertena. o ........ _.,IClll Wiit lie lleld ,_., Afltll ~": « t :WM It IN .... ..... ... ...,_"'"'Dr. ~ ... .., ,_ ... a.. o-., C•"'m111111y c1111rc11 ofllcl•tlnt. •WiM .-r .. ~""of ..... .,. ~&;1--•Mllll•llll'll Oltw ..._., .. 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Incumbent Ceaacllman Doaa Hall baa raised $6.0U. flfty-five per· cent of bia con· tributora are eon· nected with tbe building industry . They contributed $3,100 W'hicb ia 52% of ~ 1DODe7 be bu ralled. Seven additional doDon wbo 1ave a total of saoo •o •aa6aeaa along NeW"pOft BITd.. lD &a.e dowatown Redevelopment Area wbere council man- bera muat decide soon whether aome buainessea will be torn down or re- modelied as part of tbe downtown r e. development plan. Also nearly $llOO of funds were raised from undis closed sooref'S. Council candidate and City Plaaaiag Com •i•aloaer Claalr••• a1claard Car1&ea1ea ha• railed SU.. ~-five percent of bis donors are connected with tbe bidldin& m. duatry. Tbey COD· tributed $1,950 which LS 68% of the money be bas raised. A s a council candidate, I'm not a nti-growth. I realize de ve lope r s build. homes and busi- nesses which help t.o improve our com· munity. But l just cannot see bow ob- JecUv• decl.sioos can be m a de by city council members when their campaign coffers are fHJed with mooey from the buUd.lng indl&Stry. No matter what they say. I believe the kind ol cootribuilons beine reported by these candidates in· fluences their think· iog at City Hall. And I think you believe it too . A s a city councilman, 1·11 advocate that a code of ethics be adopted by the city council wh1cb would prevent this type of influence peddling. This et.hies code will 1ive all Costa Mesans a city council which evaluates· Issues on merits rather than on donor influences. Being a fonQer in· vesU,ative newsman (Anaheim BtiU•UnJ and the author ot 18 nonfict.loo books in· cludin1 the multi· million copy best aeUers, In S«irClt of Noah'• Arlt and T'M Lfncoh1 Con1pirocy. I've developed a re- putation for beinl a thorough researcher. What I've present- ed ln this ad coacem. ln1 tbe facts on potential influence peddlina Is oa.ly one example ol tbe type of ~nsln re· March tbat I'll It.rive to do CID ba1Mia C!Dtll· tna before tbe clt1 eoundJ. On April I, I hope 1 UQ COWlt Oft )'OUr vote. Dave Balsiger .for Costa M••• - City Councll : APRILS '-iDf . . . MISSING NEW YORK <A•> -N~a ,.., aaol.• ••all '°1 wtdll a ...,_. cep lOw ..w -•1• MOdd ln tbe momlq • • Mtttetan atn.t --... TM malbeu uw blm U... Mo-. bu ... W.lllMe. On May 2~. llTt, •·1H.f•Old St•• Pata vanteMd. AD ~ UtU. boy. Du luld cee ambttioa: To fl"OW bl1 and •tl'Oal· He Md a UnCJe fear! That be would be at. IN TBS It llONTllS, 12 days s1nee tbat "'81 momina. tbe diuppearance ol t.bb small. bk>Gd boy bu toGcbed more ll ves than cu be counc.d. Tb• people of Stan'• neiahborhood -a 43-square-block s mall town In lower Manhattan called Soffo -orsanhed and printed bunclredl of lbouaands of posters bearing Etan's 1mUta1, pixy face. 1be pG9ten were distributed l.n &OnaUou. a..flr, Apil I . 1a. acbeduled f« Lbat SaturdaJ afterDoae. It wu basic questions like where la Etan. Otmoualy be cancelled. Instead, 20 parent. met to decide bow to doesn't understand bow you k>le a child ad help ftDd Etan Paz. Bob Rafter wa there. obvioualy be ls afraid aomeoae elle will be at. ·'Children are comtaotly loa1q th1ao and 0 WE DBCIDED nlE DllDDL\TB thilll ltas belne reprimanded, 'You lo8t your toy? •en. IO to print fliers," Rafter aays. "We acrounced every find lt.' I tb1nk if be were b6aer Art would ltaad ,..,. ........ RON PAmNSON PIOPtft CHOICE l1•lalot YOnl'WIDAY API& ITH ...... OllllC~ ....... *-~-... '-Y. 0--. -~ ................ ~ ... WES BANNISTER HUMnMa-TOM ..at an co.ca Cet ... ,~"'----... Wci.-i.-.............. Nearly a year an.er bis acm vutabecl, Stan Patz cumot de9C:'rtbe hla pain. ''No c.e can know bow tJda feels." In a way, be is wt'OGI! Evt!I')' da.Y. ln every city ud town in \be union, a parent's h eart stops when a s mall bead momentarily vaniabes lo a crowded store, when a famWar bundle ol parka and galoshes aod mitt.ens is the Jut to clamber off tbe school bus. Xerox we could and copied a couple of thousand. up to me and aay, 'You 1o.t my brotber! Well, IO Then we split up and posted them." _!fln~d~b~lm~.':.:_" _____________ ~~=~==============~ The O'OUP eveotually arew to 110 members - Like every parent, Etan's mother Julie knew the feeling even before May 215, 1979. Once, when Etan was S, she stepped off an elevator and turned to see his terrified face as the door closed between them. ''Tbe elevator went all the way to tbe top and back down," Julie recalls. "Etan scream ed the wboleway." Dark, sllgblly·buUt Stan Patz, 38, i!t a commercial pbotogapber who speaks in clipped, angrytonesabouthlsson'sdisappearance. ''THIS IS THE KIND of thini that kills. It is a major di.laster. It ls not the same as death. You cu confront death. Thia ia worse. "I feel Etan ls alive somewhere and he's being tbe Etan Patz Action Committee: Intimate friends of the Patzes, casual acquaintances and utter strangers. For a month, Rafter stopped working and spent all bis Ume raising ~y. printing fliers, talking to rer.orters about Etari Patz. "I wasn t close.to the Patzes, but I've got a kid who's 10 yean old. It could have been him. It's my neighborhood.·· As the search for Etan Patz continued. scores of policemen came to help on their days off. The police were vlgllant. One little SoHo boy who echoed Etan's blue-eyed, ~baggy blond good looks wu picked up ll times. "Finally," Julie says, "bis mother cut off all bis hair." Etan's parents bad no time for tears during those first weeks. "l couldn't afford to fall apart," Julie aays. "I felt that the police needed us. And I wu worried about Shira and An." cared for. I feel we will get him back. I insist this SlllKA, THEN 8 YE'ARS old: was quiet al is the reality. This is tbe way I carry OD. I will not first. She felt guJlty fo r the times she teased Etan, grieve." for the times she refused to pla~ Later she told Julie fights tears, but falls. when sbe speaks of ber mother sbe was angry because if she were her misaing son, when she describes her fears for abducted, she would fight fiercely to escape. her other children -a 9-year-old daughter, Shira, "But Sh1ra says Etan would jU5t try to make a 3.year-old son, Art. friends with them. He wanted everyone to love "We will fight and survive. I will not allow him," Julie says. whoever took Etan to destroy us. If and when Etan Ari, then not quite 3, was thrilled at first with com• home, be needs b1a family." all the people. all tbe men ln blue uniforms, all the Tbe Paues still dwell oo the events of Friday, gum and badges and walkie-talkies. Then. Julie May ~arching in vain fOl' any email detail says, be grew tearful! oyerlooked unW now, a detail that mleht end tbe "We couldn't fitu.re it out," Julie says, •·unw myst.y, IDd tbe m.IHry. one m,bt be uld be didn't want' the police to put OD tbat IDGl"Dlq, Eta rose to put on bJue Etan lD Jail becaue he was blld to j& lost." panta, bide ..Uen, a blue eorduroy Jacket. As lo the t.atnn'a1, n.&edl.,. Buder wui al•aJllt be .won a bettered black cap -a pila'• Jat --a ..... , polleemm wlao crowded U.. --~------~~~~~~~~~~~~-P-a&iau;...._~1118.._._ ....... .__~--~ Bun.Ea PHONES THE BOY: Etan Patz. last seen a year ago. heading for school bus the Paues daily. Be- fore 8 a. m .. sever al tlmea a week. Butler lumbers down Prince Street for "someone who's been out of town and knows something.'' THE COP: Bill Butler "There's no reason to be pessimistic ... he says . "I can't un · derstand people who think that way." still chases leads in the , disappearance of Etan. cap with "Future Fllgbt Captain" emblazoned over tbe bill. ARI AND STAN WERE asleep when Etan finished dr~sing. Shira, who often walked Etan to tbe bus oo ber way to her own school, was not ready. Etan told hi~ mother he wanted to,go alone. His mother bad no qualms. The walk to the bus - some 300 c hild·sized steps do wn one·and-one·half blocks -was through intimate territory. Just before 8 a .m ., Julie walked Etan down.st.airs. She watched him stride west on Prince Street. As he neared Wooster, the first of two streets be would cross, Julie ran back upstairs. Etan stopped at the comer. He was peering down Wooster as Dorsey Whitaker passed. "I didn't see if be crossed," the mailman says. "I went on up Wooster. I had my back to him." That afternoon, wben Etan wasn't home by 3:30, Julie phoned a friend who always met the bus and walked E.taA hotne. The woman said Etan wasn't on the bus. She said her children told her Etan didn't go to school. Julie called the pollce. Then she called Stan. He dashed home. When the police came, they were optimistic. From Jong experieoce, cops know most missing children turn up Within houri. BUT BY 8 P.M., THE police were concerned. Some 100 officers conver1ed on SoHo to search door·to-door for tbe milling boy. On ~turday, the poUce brouibt in blood.bouDds. Julie gave them Etan's bedcfothea. Tbey found ootb.inl· If Etan Pata left a trail, it was cold. Meanwblle, the news that a Utile boy was misalq spread throuah the 51000 or so lofts above the warebouaes and factorl• linlq SoHo'a streets. Bob Rafter, an utiat and electrtclan wbo was a caual friend of the Patzes, learned Etan was . misainl when policemen came to search bis loft. Sylvla Law, a law profeuor who lives above the Pat&es, came home to the news Friday afternoon. The annual reunion picnic of the SoHo Cooperative Play1roup, a preschool, was The door-to-door search ended June 6; a t.eam of four policemen was assigned to search for Etan. Butler a 25-year veteran is the only one on the task force who's been on the case since May 25. Like lhe Patzes. Butler prefers to believe Etan was taken by someone who wanted a child: •·t'm hoping for a woman who couldn't have any kids. There are so many ways to con a little hoy: 'I'm your Aunt Tillie Your parents are sick, so you'll stay with me.· 'Tm hoping she'll see what she's done to this family and brlng him back. Whoever did this needs help. God, I'd get them all the help in the world." A great deal has been done The door-to-door search that ended June 6 eventually included 345 p01icemen. Helicopters swept Manhattan's roof- tops. Police launches plowed the nvers bordering this island. When Butler showed Dorsey Whitaker Etan's photo the mailman said. "I didn't know him withOOt that hat." Butler bought a cap like Etan's stomped on it, twisted 1t "and 1 still don't know 1r it's beat-up enough." Butler nods toward two little girls about Etan's size. bundled in parkas against the winter wind. They hold hands as they stop at the corner of Wooster and Prince -where Etan was last seen "KIND OF SCARY ISN'T IT, after what happened? For a long lime, I'd see one litUe girl . stop every day at that pay phone <near the bus stop) and call home. She'd aay, 'I'm at the comer Mama, I'm okay."' Every SoHo parent baa the aame fear. Someone might be out there stlll, wa1Unc in an alley for a solitary child. Like many SoHo children, Bob Ratter's son and Judy Relcbler's son are never alone; they travel as a pair. About four months after Etan disappeared, Stan returned to work. Julie stays home, near the telepbooe. _ The Palzes do not speculate about what may have happened to their son. 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There are only • hudf\al ol pl.a,_. uatn1 U.. tratn.lftf facUlty, -1lb tM &O-or·IO one uauall.J 1ee1 dmina tb• ,...aar ...... T)M phoMi la LW troet omee doe1 ri"I u much Tbe rtma and nett bave beef) relnataUN on tbe bast et bell ceu.rta. The entire faeWu, actuaJ.11, la buically quiet. M TBD• ASS 8011B THINGS. however, that never chan1e and Coach Ray lblavaai la one ot them. U be ·a not ln IUa ll·to-15 houn a day GD tM field, he's do it olf, eit!>er The R..-n CNChlng staff ls busy t_he YNr· around checklN on details of the upcoming season, pt ayer :tonMI ~ otW perts of the game that ml ta. overlooked by the casual observer. They \tMttd In Febnary with player evaluations anq ,,.,. 11 tN scMdufe for the r.st of the spring: by s~ e1a1ementa, watc ftlma or ~~ playboot. Aftrll1·2' 1 ~Review offente-and defense notebooks. 2. Malle cha""'· Unliie the rest or the players. and even Owner Georgia Rosenbloom wbo la currently vacationing in Europe, Malavui's occuaption is nearly a year.round prokct. 3. Rewrite end draw new notebook. AM- Defense. PM~se . Aprll 7-11 Malavasl looked relaxed and contenl as he sat in his ofCice the other day. It bad ~n more than 10 weeks since that eventful day In Pasadena, Jan. 20, but that feeling of ac· Coaches c9ntact players for the second time, fill out Information sheet on off-season Job, number of times worklnQ out, weloht. any Injury probf,ms and fnforrll'them of the date of the mini-camp. lThe Bird Gets W Ord Put Up or Shut Up -Sp arky LAKELAND. Fla. (AP > -more than fair in its dealings !Detroit Manager Sparky An· with Fidrych. !derson took the gloves off in a ··Evidently b e dre w big •s howdown with Mark "The crowds when he pitched and that I.Bird'" Fidrych on Saturday and he feels he made the Tigers rtold the popular r ight-hander to money. Correct ?" .Anderson put up or shut up said. "Then if that is so. how Anderson was angered by ma ny big crowds has he drawn publis hed reports in ·which in the last 2lh years? idrych criticized the Detroit "Have the Tigers paid him? manager for de moting him to Well, then, when does the he -minor leagues, r then not balancing come out? l sn't there lng up lo watch him pitch an even break somewtier.e? ·nan ihtrasquad game Friday. "As an outaider. looking at all the lhinp t.bat 1they have done I~ THE PlJ8Ll8REP report, and all the doCto1'1 they have Fidryell •lao COf11plalned that sent him to and aUQE: the sa.t tn the mi1'9rleuw.r · ..-wtmru.fhML It. ,..-here he 11 tryln• fo plfell"'lils iii Gilt _,.. . way into shape afte r nearly -is ther~ a balancing point" three years of assorted arm prob-"J don"t think Lhe.y bave been lems -was cuttin1 into bis unfair. I think the public.-bas lo 'pension benefits. ~ know that -wbMber there bas Fidrych , the American beenafaimesa.onbothaldes." League Rookie of the Year in Anderson said he fell the 1976. Implied that be deserved Tigers had, if anything. been better treatment because he had giving Fidrycb too much atten· filled the stands with rans so lion. sometimes to the detriment many times before his injury. of the rest or the team. The entire Tigers' organiza· lion . fro m President and "I THINK TRIS has to be General Manager J im Campbell clarified. and I want it clarified on down. was chagrined by the from my stance so that Mark public outburst knows. Mark Fidrych, at this "l think all the crutches have time, is no different to me than got to be knocked out from un· Dan Petry. Bruce Robbins, Mike der the arms." Anderson said, Ch ris or any or the others," An· thumping hlJi de'k for emphasis. derson said. "The players on .. All the crutches have got to be this ballclub are going to un· knocked out and il's got to be. ders tand one thing: they'r e now; production." every bit as important as Mark Fidrych. The day is over that ANDERSON SAID he felt the they are put second class. I Detroit orl(anazation had been ·'The day has come to an end and this ll> the greatest mo- ment. 1 believe. for the Detroit Tigers -the day has come to an end that Mark F1drych is any more important to the Detroit Tigers than Petry. or Chris. or how about Jack Morris? "Something has been wrong with us. Now , it '!> over. Today it is finished. "There is no more importance put on Mark Fidrych than on any other individual in this or· aanization. "la that Yery clear? .. ••a .UNI' TllAT ftt'Y clear. JO dlai'M '"PllJl'~~z1 ,........_ ..,. Q( tb8 a ntaDd.. •• Anderson 'said Fidrych would return to the maJor leagues OGly a!.l.er he ha41 demonstrated that his arm wu sound and after he had turned In several good out· lngs agaum Triple-A competj· lion. ··As I told him this morning, 'fl means this. Mr. Fidrych: Jr you're ready lo pitch in Lbe ma- jor leagues, every time you go out it will be zero. zero. zero. zero. Occasionally. you might have a bad outing where you'll • give up two or three runs. Now. that could happen anywhere. '"But. If you're ready lo pitch at the major league level. you ure certainly ready to win there <Triple·A> consistently."' FIDRYCH, RELAXING beside the pool at the team's headquarters later in the day, declined comment on his closed- door meeting with Anderson. saying it was a private matter. In the publish e d report. Fidrych was misquoted as say· ing, in regard to Anderson's failure to watch ham pitch Fri· day. "I don't know, maybe he's off has feed .. What Fidrych ac- tually srud was. "I don't know. maybe he's got a bug up h1s .. Berkeley Raiders lnl980? OAKLAND <AP> -Al Davis says that if he can't move bis football team lo Los Angeles, he- mlght jUlt take tbe Oakland Raiders to Berkeley or San Fi"anciaco. "We couldn't neiotiate with the Oakland Coliseum before,·· Davis said afleT' Judie Spurgeon Avakian issued an injunction Friday which probably will keep tbe team from moylng tn i.-o. "What makes him <AvtkJan> thlnk we can now?" ASKED WREaE ELSE be could J>lay home g1mes, Davia replied: "Berkeley. maybe Kezar." The Raiders' manaaing 1eneral Partner said he didn't think lbe San Francisco 49ers would lnvolle territorial rl&bta to !>lock Raider aames at Kear Stad~um tn San Francisco. Tbe Jtalden pla~ed at l(enr, the former hoole o1 the •rs. tn tbe1r lalUal seuon 1n 1980 end at Candleatlck Park in 1881 before movin1 to Oakland:. Prok Youell Field tn 1912. 'f'h~ve been at the Oulud .... 1tneeJ.188. ~... R1lde1j played at ~ Unh'eralt1 of Callforala a llemOital 8'tdlum l• "Berkeley f till wlt!t Ute Mlaml It'• a ru1 credit to aw 4'09C'hlac ataff," d Malavui, reflectin1 OD wbat the team ac· MalaYui'• wor'ds were l1ern and aincen. I -April ff.ts Coaches wort out lnJu'1ld pNyets. The team did have tb work bard for wbat it.ac· eompllabed. and now it wu Ume to reap aome of t.be reward.a ... alt.bou«ih Malavul didn't know when be wu golne to get tbeopportunity. APf"ll »May t NFL dr•ft -at R.-n PIH"te. May,..,, 1. Opoonent offensive study. 2. Opponent defensive study. 3. Pro scouting -review coeches by POSI· tions. "AFTD TllE 8UPBa 80WL it was really bed.le becaue there were a lot ol lhiDp to do and placel to 10.·• said the 50-year~ Italian, who Uves in Fountain Valley. '1'bere were •peaklnl eop1ementa; I went to Hawaii and did the Superstars ( wbJch the llama won> ; and I helped conduct a football clinic for the Mexican Mays-t Contact players fOf' third time during off. season. ·government." May 22·23 Mlni<amp. Veterans, dr.fteM and free agents. May JO.July 6 Vacation. After all the running around wu finished, Malavaal then buddied with his staff to work out an off-seasoo schedoJe. One that consisted of watching m~. rewriting tbe playbook, analyz. <See MALAVASI, Pace 82> r RAM COACH RAY MALAVASI WORKS AS HARO AS THIS DURING OFF-SEASON. Kings Lose, 5-3 IJionne Captures NHL Scoring T itle INGLEWOOD <AP > Los Angeles cent.er Marcel DiOIUle captured his flrsl·ever National Hockey League scoring cbam· pion.ship Saturday night, get.ting a pair of assists, but the Van· couver Canucks roared from behind with five straight goals to defeat the Kings 5·3 in a re&War· season finale. Dionne's teammate, Charlie Simmer, scored a pair oC toals lo raise his season-total to an NHL·leadlna 56. Dionne was credited with asalsts on both of Simmer'• 1oall. DIONNE llAISED bis season total to 137 point.a, tying Edmon· ton'• Wayne Gret-zlcy, but Dionne wins the scortna crown by virtue ol bAI U IM1a to 51 b' Grftl.ky, wboM team completed the aeum Prtda7 nlJht. . Aftef Slmmec'1 two coals. Mike Murpby leored at 3::M of the lecood Period to live the Ktn11,....a l ·t IHd. But the Canocb IW'1'0Wed the ••to ~2 after t..o pel'lodl OD IOU by Bob 11-.o ud Tbomu Gndin ud ,._ bid OD third period 1oa .. by Per-Olov Bruer, Jwry BuU., IDd Iva Boldlnv. j Tbe canuckl became tbe Htb •...S n.1 team to qulify for tbe =.w.g:=_::.a ~~ ~AtlMta: WU &.a ne ca,ltaJI -::i. • ~amaa U1e C•oeb b two m:W-+•.-a\llc· .... y ....... , ...... ................... bUt tM 1'a8le. dldit't tiiGpoli ..... up second in the Norris DivWc>n a nd will play the New York Is I anders in the first roWld of the playoffs. The Canuclts were 27-37·16 for 70 point.a. They finished ln a tie for third with Edmonton in the Smythe Division and will play either Buffalo or Montreal in the first round of the playoffs. Tbe Canucka defeated tbe Kine• for lhe aecood time in Ulree nllbts. Tbey bad dowJied Los Angeles in Vancouver ~on Thursday nl1ht. OCIR DR.4G RACE 11'IU TO COLSON Don Prudhomme set low elapsed time and top speed of the meet but ran into trouble in the finals in losing to Ron Colson of Chica10 in the Wendy's 64 fun · / ny car championships at Orange County International Raceway Saturday night before 12,480. Prudhomme h a d a S.96 elapsed time and a speed of 238.08 before the finals. The • marks came on the second run ever for his new Omni Dodge. Bul in the finals, be brushed the i guard rail and had to slow for t Colson to pass him and win. Tom McEwen of Fountain Valley lost to winner Colson in an early heal race. then lost traction in a second round match and was eliminated Crom tbe Mmpetition. ""'a .auk .. Dl th•t•pme . o•er ta 1>111Dtntl to tbe tl1 ol Berk.a.,.. ~~Nir.li:dlil ~:liMi ~. rui.r ...... wt~tt re- cord a 14 Polnti. TMJ wound .._AP•s1t I PON'l'IACO:::--I , I _. _, 8'81 11 ..... tM ................. •· • )Mr u baet W tM ..._ ... Ma tint ta tbe I April. Nedaul r.tbeU, .... , *-A. lllfll aa-t ...,... lerr1 A. Arto•lts. Sima' Houtoe·b•Md b&atlaffa man.,.., MMI M'I ..... r... a tt.l mU.-.. to alp, 1 S1 •UMoa ........ a .w.. .. Mlal7 tor ..... 1171 Helaman ~ ..... fromot•a1110m1 . 'fte Uclm, IDMDW~ie. aftered SiJu Slll,• a )'HI' U part cl I.._.,_,, fNt,• pack ... , tM o.tlUt Free Preas reported ta Saturday's edWona. TtM team ofter ftom 1eneral manqer Ruu Tbomu also included 1 $300,000 a11Dinc bonus and a aoo.• 1oua. tbe ~ uld. . Dltn*'• olfer wotald make Slma tbe -...& paid No. 1 draft dloke alnee lfrt, wtliea Aua.ta liped quarterback Stne 8arUDowsk1 for tlOC>,C.O. Tbe U... ea.med tbe NFL'• top pick wb a 2·14 record tut fall. wont la the 1e.,... ODe cl U. i.am•a chief weak· .._ •• tbe lack of a &tar nmntna back. .. We're ao far apart, we're DOt nee iD a MrpiD1q potl· tioD," Ara9¥tta aaid. "We've -l'\llUUq baeb on the Home. OUen wbo aren't even~ and are makina more tban'11t.OOO.'' Aqoviu Mid Sima' •18Dinl boaua would-be made In de· ferred payments spread out over several yeara, and the loan would be paid back wttb interest, altbou'1h he did not say at wa.t )lllftmt. U .... Araovita'a eontract PfOll IJal, .... would M paid I ....-ol .,.,,000 tor the tint tbfee,.... Md UM u.a. would I~.::. aptlaa ol pa)1D1 bllb 8nodler' ..... )'8U ,... tbe -79US. ~~ ~ '"'Diii would atve mm Hfetime ~ ArPlta Hid .............. to alp a ODHime CCIOU'aet . a..... . "IMllJ II a loJal kid. Be was loJal to Okl .... a • ....._., not IM timl tbat want.I to '° then (J>eaoott), pa., for. two years. ....... -to be tnlded .•• r-----· ...,~•I tlw ... '-·' • "I blld mon putouta, Ulista, more c:haDees. ud lae errors than a lot ol men who bave been umed to tbe Rall ol Fame. But they just keep ~me I coaldn"t set to the ball on time." -~ •• Cat" •i.. wbo was denied entrance to baeeball't all of Fame for the 17th time. ..,,.,.OlllellaDI.,...._ Thie GU Penualt and Tony McKepey scored two Iii goals each as Buffalo clinched the Adams Division , title by crushing Pittsburgh, 9· l in National Hockey League action Saturday night. It was the ftnal came of the aeaaon tor Pittsburgh which placed 13tb ln the o•erall atandinp and earned ·a playoff berth aplmt No. 4 eo.t. . . . Dea Lenl"• two I0&1a and two aullU led Atlula 14> a 4-4 tie wlU. Wubinltqn wbicb dlm1DJl&ed tbe Capltals from a stanley Cup plQoft berth . . . Pat Rkkey•a 30th goal of the season broke • Ue ud Toronto uaecl a brW1ant 1oalt.enctlna perlormance by Cs«b n· ~tria~ llrt Crtaa to post a 2-1 win over inneaota ... Gu&ee Gtqru scored his second and third goals or the season in the second period and Steve SclmU netted his 47lh as Montreal routed Boston. 6-1 and extended an unbeaten streak to 20 games . . • Berale Federko fired in two goals and added an assist, and Mae IAdt reg. N•nA11u istered his second shutout of the sea.son as St. Louis topped Winnipeg, 6-0 •.• Bob Be.ne scored a power-play goal at t : 12 or the third period, givin& the New York hi.anders a 2· 1 win over the New York Ran&en . . . Def ememan l!lob ll•rray scored on.e goal and set up &DOU>er aa Chieqo beat Detroit, 2-1. Chicago's defensive corps ac· counted for all the Black Hawks' goals. The Pittsburgh Pirates optioned veteran 11 pitcher Rick Rhoden to their Port.land farm club Saturday. Rhoden. a former Dodger. underwent arm surgery during the off-season and was not ready~ pitch ... Chicago Cub pitcher Rick Reauhel, hurling io an intruq~ ga~e aplnst a lineup_ of virtually all reg· ulars. went nine innings and permitted only six bits ... Atlanta rea\Ched the ~player roster limit when Bnee Benedict was assigned to Richmond In the Inte rnational League ... The Texas Raneers sent pitchers Jelila Henry .lollaaoa. Jlm Umbaraer and &It Babnck to their Charleston farm club . • • OaJdahd A's outfielder Glenn Bartle who bas suffered knee problems and un'. derwent minor surgery, was placed oo t.he 21-day disabled list . . . The Boston Red Sox trimmed their roster to 26 players by dealing right-handed pitcher Alleo atptey to Phoenix tor cash and a player to be named later by the San Francisco Giant.a who operate the Phoenix franchlse . . . Detroit Mana1er Sparky Andenoa completed bis squad cuts by retumin1 utlll- ly man Ed Paha¥ and. Pitcher MUie Chris to Evansvllle of the American AssoctatlOii ... Second baseman .Jallo en.. -:ho has had contract DfOblems, has uked Seattle to tra~ him ... Alt.er losing his cerit.er tield job to Dne c.tllu four·Ume gold glove winner Cesar Genal .. sa~a he ta think: Ing about uktng the Cincinnati Reds to trade him. All6et 11e ••ce ~ IUI& SJteet•t .. • A radng ~ar lmocked .tir.orm during a llmlt-• ed st>ortsman race In Hampton, Va., struck three spectators Salurctay nigh~ aad Lbe \l'ack mana1er .. seld one man was kUJed .met two injured . . . The UCLA varsity eight remained unde!eated this spring by de· (eating the University. of San .Diego crew ..• 8qa( SQ Sea.let d.laplayed. a powerful punching style.. to .tcore a technical knockout over previous~ unc:lefe1ted ~ • .,._ .. Ranta lo the sixth round iD Akl"Oll ... Undefeated Gftf Page ol Louintlle, forced ta go t.1'e dittance ror.tbe ftnt U.. In hll 10-ftOt profeuloaal Carffr, aC'Oretl a apllt decllton Yi~· tory Oft'I' C IHl'e O.,aa ... ~ Bi& Sky COllference bu slapped two-year aanctlom on Moatana 8tM.e UDlventty•a basketball proaram for recndU..C 'TlolatlonlJ ••• Ca.llfond1 won 12 ol J8 nents to beat USC M-10 for tM·flrll U.e bl l'1 yean IA a dual track meet. UCLA -a 1T ftedt.t md tied,. ftnt la die otber ta a uo.a romp...-8WdGnl •• , Led ~ 11• "*"-'and ftU c...,, Nebtulut rot.., tp a....,.. 5a.3Q. pQlnta to claim tta -teeond at.Nllht NCAA wam IJ1D· • nut.lea c:IWDP6oaah1p .•. UCLA tretltmen .._ 01'1N became tbe ftnt com~ ln the u.,,.., blltot1 ot the AJA W pmn&ltiCI to wtll *ft four tndlvldal .._,ti 11 Pelln State wan u.. team uu. , . . .,.. CllM.. of Wub.laSton • State k'Ond • paiata 'ad mtllaet 'flJeJ or JAU Beaell llate added 21 u the West All«art .,_led tbe Salll ~ lOS·tT lD tb Ulb anquaJ Aloha Bnketba.11 a.tlM ti Hoaoltdo, Hawatt. It WU WUty. bit a !MOit ....... IO 1tve the West tM leacf tor IDod, 41-40, wtdl s~•· Wi HI tM nnt half. From t.be'I on tt wu ltrtet17 a Wi9t anatr. m Tbe JDDo• llateel l>ioane bad two assists Saturday mat u tbe Klnp dropped a S.3 deci11loo to-Vaneouver at the Forum. '4 Cal a.a.. ~ C!M4BINid lb Une-day ldUlu ,..,... Saturday with a Jl.4 YletoiJ over UC lniDe .. ealltan tM or.,... Comity 8MebaD ~ meat tb•*'*°sMp at Aat•• Stadium. Zaltill' tn t11e -ua Mel do,raed Soutbern Callfetala , College, &-2, to ._.. tbe rtallt to race the~ '11t.QJ. · Cal St.ae ruu.ton•a 12-na, 1'-bit burqe ta tbe tWe came gaTe the Tltaaa 4' ,._ OD .. bits in three tounaament ,...._, THE TITAN•• BSaO on Saturday waa Matt Vejar wbo batted a perfect rour-for·four ln- chadlna a double and triple and added four RBI. Botb teams opened the We game wttb a bl.QI aa run.tea struck for three liD the first, ad UCI resJJtDlied with two in tM bottom Mlf '6tbe same blalal . Tb• Aateaten aqaaDdend baaa-lollded Ututiou la &be fifth and etchtb lnalaca nd wound up ltrand.bq 12 '11Dnen for &be cl&)'. lleanwbile, Yullerton took ad· vant.a&e ol aJ.x Allteater m'8cua to ICON lfteD unearned f\lllS. Tbe 11tao ebampiomblp ... their fGurUa in five )'ears la aw.. tounaament. and the vietGry .... 1 proved tbeir O\'Vall mart!: to Z7·9-L . 1"11...._'• Mike B8el~ 'fto batted a crisp .555 over t.betbree 1amea. was named tourn.ameDt mo1t .. 1a1ble player. ,,....p_ •• Tll'E ANTBATEas had moved into the cbamploosbip match by downln1 SoCal College, t-2 in a momin& same. The big blow m that cacttat wa& a two-nm double off the bat of M Ike Nagle in the !Uth which gave UCI a 4-o lu.d. MALAVASl'S WORK IN OFF-SEASON • • • lnl eollep penoanet. m•ttng out complete at.atistiCI, CODtadiq tbe rep1ar players, WOR· lng out tbe ~med. eonchactinl mln.1-camps and evaluat:lngolfemiveanddefensiveplays. "As lar as the draft goes I'll send my coacbet out and we'll loot at people we're in· t.erested in. We're allowed to go to their schools and bave them work oat," llalavasi explains. "We'll abo do other thinp lite cut up tilm. pat tbem In _.... acc:iordinc to plays and then ....... ,, ............... . ACftJAl.LY, 'ms lMI' al jobs dart.q the off...._ is endlea, but two of the bigger ~ • .nb "•1 apcam•ae coUece penoa. Ml for tbe NFL/draft (~ at tbe end or tblt moatb) and lootln1 at potential troublesome teams (like 5¥ FTa.netseo and New Orteans ~ of their offenses) for next season. "First we U take a loot at our Injured players <April 24)," says Malavasi. "Just becaUM the doctor says they're well doesn't mean they're well. We want them to work out anyway. ~ will help us determine what we waotm~rii" Malav explained that with Pat Thomas and Rod u question marb. the Rams' flnt move be to abore up the defensive aecODdary. ~ added the linebackiq position wu atnJag, 1l;ut that the offensive and defeo.alve lines needed depth. He also added wtth a pin, "I don't think we'll be dratting any quarterbacll:s." One of the positive aspect$ or next sea.son will be the competition amoo.& those veterana that were injured and the rookies or other fillins lhat look their places i.e. Preston Dennard and BtUy Waddy va. Ron Jeuie and Willie Killer; Ml.ke Fanning vs. Cody Jooes; and Vi.nee Fer- ragamo vs. Pat Haden. ·•noM OUR STANDPOINT, competition is never unhealthy," says Malavasi. "You just made the statement that the competition i.s here. and theft are always going to be people unhappy becauaethey ·re not a tarting.·· la the eompetitioo unheaJt.by tor a coach? "I don't think so, not as long u you make the right decisions. I might be second 1uessect but you have to look ck at the track record and eee what's been . I doo't tbinlt we'•e made a m15take here · any ol our moves, and I defy anybody to com bact and say we have because they don't w what the bell they're t.alltlng about. ''Tbe thlnl to me that's not very 1nt.e1U1ent for a sportawrtter la tbat they try to evaluate penoaoel when l'n spent 25 years evaluati.n1 people. I've played the pme, know what it t.atn and been ~ it all my life. Hell, I don't make tboee or mistakes. "~ a .eoacb I 't evaluate tbe job I've done by the WOD· rffor'd. that's D0t the de-- termtnmc factor. lot men thla.p 10 into coaching lb.an just cbiDI. You've cot to have the people or .,ou' not JOinl to win. I doa 't care bow iOOd a cb you are. John McKay has !ound that out. When be was at USC M bad the people and woo and woo and won. \ "AT 1AJIPA BAY be didn't ba.-e the people \ and had a hard time winning.~ wu t.hett five yean before be won and m11bt be there a.aother/ five years before be wins again be-cause ~ doesn't ha~ enough people to wort with. "That's the key. That's tbe DaJM ol the game. U you don't have the penoanel, you can't win. Players win tor you. c-chee lo. for JOG.." Mark Jarrett went the dis- tance for UCI, strlkmg out seven and walking twQ. The wm was his first as a collegiate p~yer ,.ind evened bis record at H . M~rk Morns, <two-ror ·tb.ree> Jnd Eddie Knaggs (two-for. four> abo had good days at the platt' for lJCI. A.ad. u.r..·1 no clodllt die ~ the coacbee wW be under prwwe to wtn tn their rirsl season at Anaheim Stadium. "l doa't even look at it aa pressure," Malavui cocmttted quic:kly. "Really if you doo 't like pressure. t.boqb.. you m.i&ht as well not be coacblng. You might just as well 1et the hell out. Unlike other businesses. in ro.actung you can't procrastinate. A coach has to make decistoos-and make them right away. "I REALLY THINK the entbusaas m 1s 1treat a.s far as Anaheim 's coocemed. I Uunt it's evident, and I tb.lDk it's evident to all the players, roaches and OW' orp.niutioa. J can !eel it when I go out aod speak. ''The best part is we woo last year when we weren't at our besL · • One could almost feel tae juices nmnin.& tbroqb Jlalavasi 'a body. Sprinc trainiq was still 2~ mootba away, but be wu read.7 to set started. So, be e11cused himself for a quick racquet· ball game, and then it was back to the grlndatooe, with his only br'eak beiq a f1shlns trip in June. With the Pittsburgh Steelers being the NFL Team ol the 70's, Jla.lavasi is bound aod de- termined to mate the Rama the Team of the 80'1. "We're sure u bell CGiJ11 to try to do that." be answered with conrictioD. Sounders Top Surf SEA 'ITLE CAP> -Mart Pet.ersoa scored his first North American Soccer Leasue goal Satur· day rugbt to give the SeaU.le Sounden a 1-0 victory over the visiting California Surf. Peterson's unassisted eoa.J came after 20:07 or play. He also toot a shot at the 50-minute mark, but It caromed o!f the Ct'OSS bar. With 32 seconds le!t in the pme, California alt.empted a shot on goal, but 1oal·teoder Jack Brand made a save, one of h1.s two aaves in the game. Calltomia aoaltender llilte Mahoney was credited wilb one save. A crowd of 15,SOB watched the came in the Kln1dome. . The Sounders, who attempt.eel 11 •hots. raised their aeasoa mark to M . Tbe Surf, who had sb aboU oo goal, dropped to 1-1. 1n the 11-game series wUb the Surf, SeatUe has woo seven limes. SoCal 's Rolo Adams, Dan J enkans and Doa Bonomo com- bined tor sax or lbe Van.guards· 10 hJts. Pirates Romp Over So. Idaho MESA. ARlZ. -They have a rule at tbe Roadrunner KJwanis Baseball Tournament here lbat .halls any game in which one team has al least a ' 10-run lead alter five innings. · They may want to change that to after t.bree innings the next time Orange Coast College comes to town. The Pirates com· blned 17 hits and 18 walks tor 23 runs, 14 In the first three lrmings, to defeat Southern Idaho, 23-5 Saturday in the final game of the Roadrunnertownameot. OCC. which already bad the tournament championship under its belt after Friday night's 14·5 victory over Mesa, got an early start back to California Satur· day after the lopsided contest was caUed in the faith. Jeff Smevog collected three hits in four at-bats and added tour RBI. while Randy Day was two.for-three with tour RBI. Mark Marches. Mike Balliet and Gary Dawson also had two-RBI days for the Pirates. OCC's rour·game sweep in .Arizona extended the Pirates' winning streak to 17 games and • keeps them in high gear tor Tuesday's South Coast Con· terence showdown with Cerritos. Orange Coast stunned tbe Falcons, 12·2 ln ~ conference opener, and since that time, Cer· ritoe bu won five stra11ht. . OCC will host Cerritoe at 2: 30 p.m. with either Don Smith (6-1) or Mite Rosan (4·1> fettln& the Startin• nod. Youn 's Big Worry-Sand ID Contaets RANCHO MIRA~, Calif. (AP> -Doo· na Capani Youn&. e eJnl the biuut pay. -ol ber lOOI sweeuful career on ~ women'• aolf mMWecl the Ml.a· .. RWa Country~b COfP'M with a •••. --·pat• Sa to t.aM 1 ooe .. trolle i.ed ID tM wtDmn le Quale. y_ .. .,. ... ~-of the Ledlee proi Goll ~I•· ~·a na.t "'9l wa1 lJ ltrolles under ,.r. A.-.J AleoUi th a tldrd·ro.md ft to ID Wltb a • u.e w. waa Just 1 ••Melt at U·imllr"fU' JdS. ,· ;M .. •tm w~ .-. tn th1nt 1>1aH ·1-Wllll•T19itpqt .. ber•l•. .......... , ft lift bv ie"'9 .. fl .... lit IU. Youn11 Alcott. iiill l!Mt* Ud beietl Uea fOr tbe .._~:~;f.nt two r-.da ol lM 71· • io~. S.IMM Palmer ad Sal· ty Lt~ ..... ..,..., atcote behlnd at m. Ca'!!!t ___. o1 foal' .,..,ti WI ~r. carded a lhird·rou.nd 69, while Palmer bad an' even.par 72 over the 6,ac2·7ard llOllioG Hllla course, -and Little shot a 10. Nancy Lope•·Melton. Bomde Lauer and Pat Bradley all were at 211 ....... ,, tDto tod1y'1 ftna1 round of tbe t08nlam.-t, whicb carries t.be LPG Aa '-ftnt prl.M of 13!,500. Y OUlll collected. two blrdMI md an eq)e en route to a aa oa tbe frOGt DiDe, dam bad three blrdlel and a lOIM b°"1 Clll tbe baC!k slde f« • ac. Tbe 1t.94Y round came despite pt1q wfndl that iicbd up ln tbe early afternoon an.d made tbe course lrtcky. .. THE ONLY TRJNG tW worried ate about the 'triad was that I mltbt fet 1and tn ay contact._.,, .. said Youq, wbo hat woa 1f toumamentl 1lnice JcMniDI the women'• UMar in 1115. "But I put aa some ............. apd lt WU DO pl"Ollllln. . •!f:Y. been playln1 v•rJ well latelJ and feil I cu play well '"" If tile wtad bloWI. I have a lot of coatrot of my abots and I'm putUoa the ball well." Youns. ss. eooaiatentb' amoac tbe top / mODe)' wtnnen an the tour for the put 15 1ean, nnkl tblrd oa tbe la lilt ,wtu. SU,_, ID earniDlt afte~ ~ the ~ Vepa tournament two weeb •· Carner budJ Wt year'• mone7 l1at wttbt11.• anc1 Looa·Meltooll~dat•111. ALOOIT, M, SAID ahe llao f•la lbe will not be bothered lf the flnal roand .. played ln tbe wtad. "I 1Mm to play 1-t wt.en condJtlona are touabest,'' Said the lteacl)' YOUDI pl.yes-. wbo Joined the tour in lt'JS while atlll a t.een·aaer and baa -. DlDe tounwneota 1.lnee . "Wlnntnt thls toummament would mean a lot to me," Alcott said. 11tt baa a lot ot preadte, a lot ol moaey, It'•• • ll'Mt course and lt )lu a peat fteld ... Tbe ftna1 round ol the e....t, Oftktilly called tM Colpte-Dlub ._,. WbaMn cttta., ~ be DatioDallJ talJrriled. r -.... --... --..... ~_,.,._ ...... ~. Apf11 8, 1980 Just Another~Day a t the Of fice ' I ' . ORD!NSBORO, N.C. <AP> - Crall Staclle r , alUJ boldiu a two-1troke lead alter 54 bolea. looked to today'• flul round of lhe Greater Greeoaboro Open Goll Towuament u another day at the o<nce. "It'a Just a nother day," s hru11ed tbe chunky St.dler a f ter po1tlns b la herd-won, front·"':!:f 71 that wu com· cold . wtady day. ud two-time P GA champion Dave Stoc:ktoo rollowed at 210. Sto<!lrton abot a 70. D efe nding champion Ray Floyd beaded a aroup of a halt· dozen at 211. leavtn1 10 men loeked wttb1n four strokes going into todQ'a f1Da1 round of the chase fOf a $45,000 first prize. Zoeller, wbo will defend bla Masten title lD Au1uata, Ga. next wffll:, England'• Sandy' L y I e , 8111 Kr ahert, Btb Eaatwood and Mike Reid. Reid shot a third round 70. 7.oeller a nd Eaatwood bad 71 's wltb L yle, K rat zert a nd Ploy~ matching par 72. . South African Ga ry Player abot a 72 that left blm a t 214. Like Drawing to l mide Flush K ramer Tak es Big Gamble By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Of Ule D•lly Pli.t St.ff When .Jack Kra me r decided to m ove his pres· tlgi ous Kra m er Open tennis tourna m ent from UCLA to Fountain Valley, be got a predictable response . .. Al those people up ln Westwood aod LA County." aa.ys Kramer, "wrinkled their noses and Mtcr. •FoantaJn Valley? Jeck, where tbe hell la Poan.tain Valley!'•• IT WAS AN understa ndable question. All the residents of Founta in Valley (54,100) could fit into Dodger Stadium with room to spare. The city en- com passes only nine square miles. "Even people in Long Beach we re asking m e. •J ack . wher e is Fountain Valley?' I could n't believe it." Kramer says. But a ny ident ity p roblem his tournament might have in F ountain Valley can be salvaged by the impressive site -Los Caballeros Racquet and Sports Club, lhe lar ge!.t facility of its kind in the world. The list of features reads like an Olympic Village com plex: 47 lighted tennis courts. fi ve out· door racquetba ll courts, three s wimming pools. a health spa, two full-size gymnasiums and a 6,000- scat sport stadium . IT WAS THAT SP ORTS stadium -built for s peedsoccer -tha t convinced Kramer Los Caballeros would be has c hoice. He envisioned a cement court poured in the m iddle of t he Cield, and owners of Los Caballe ros shared that vision. Kramer isn't pre te nding there's no risk in· volved in m oving the tournament to Fountain Valley. But he's gambling $175,000 a year for a three-year contract that 1t wm work. .. It's like d rawing to an inside flush ." he says. .. You don't know what will happen until they turn the card for you. But we think ~e·re going to do better than we did at UCLA. We"re going to give 1t a helluva try, anyway " The tournament figures to lure u m any ~ 16 of th e top 20 players in the world -names like llie Nastase , Roscoe Tanner, Peter Fleming, Brian Gottfried, Stan S mith, Raul Ramirez and Harold Solomon. ALTHOUGH THE ENT&Y deadline baa passed. Kramer ...,.. ta.en are four ~ard berths c..-wbl~ can be lllled at U. lut minute. and u. DIUIM9 ~ t09MCI ... for tMee spata Include .Jimmy Connors, Bjorn Bort and John Mc Enroe. P layers or that stature play Wimbledon •. Las Vegas. New York, Paris and Kelbourne. Now they will add Fountain Va lJey to their itinerary. What 's the a ttraction ? Kramer says it is two- fold -money and prestige. "The first-round losers -the guys who don't even win a single ga m e -get $850," s ays Krame r. ··That 's not bad ror losing." The singles cha mpion will take home $30,000. Kr amer's tot al purse of $175.000 makes 1t the nchest sporting e vent m Orange County history. AS FOR PREST IGE, the Open has a colorful. 53.year history under its form er name. the Pacific Southwest Open. "Al one time the Pacific Southwest was the most prestigious sports event i n Southern California other than the Rose Bowl." Kramer savs. "Wha t we're doing now is building back to what it was in the 40's ... The Pacific South west gained its presh ge as an a mateur tourna m ent at the LA Tennis Club. which scats only 3.100 at center court With the advent of big-money tennis and TV coverage, top players be,::an neglecting the Pacific Sout hwes t in f avor or tourn aments with paychecks. By the time the Pacific Southwest succumbed to t he trend and became professional in 1968. the luster had already worn off piled in and cold Saturday. ''YOU 'PLAY ABOUT ns rounds a year," be sald. "You get used to tbem after a wblle. It m ates no difference to me, there's no more or leu preuure one way or the other, if I'm lead- ing or if I'm three or four strokes behind. "You just go out a nd play the gotr course. U you finish on top, f i n e . If you d on 't , we ll, somebody just played better;' Stadler said . . While Stadler took a rather casual approach to il , the final round could provide the salva- tion of Bill Callee's golfing lile .. Calfee, in second place, said he decided he had lo reach some goals this season or leave the tour . And this , he noted "ls as close as I've ever been going in- to the last round." STADLE R, WHO scored b.is fi rst pro victory in the Bob HoJ)e Classic that opened the 1980 season, finished 54 holes with a 207 total, nine !.trokes under par on the 6.984 yard For est Oaks Country Club course Bill Calree, with a s pec- tac ular effort over the back nine, moved into secood a t 209. Calfee. a J().year -old who has de· cided this ls hia m ake-or-breaJc season as a touring pro, shot a 68 that included 31 on the back side. He used only eight putts on the last nine holes. Big Andy Bean, with a 66 that ranked as the best score of the Tire Changing Under Yellow Is Forbidden MARTIN'SV1t.LE, Va . <AP) - The Nationa l Ass~lat1on for Stock Car Auto Racing bu in· stituted a new policy concerning tire changes that it belie ves will make races more competitive a nd chea per to run. Beginning with the Virgirua 500 on April 'l7, Gra nd NatJonal s to ck car drive r s will b e penalized t wo la p s 1f they c ha nge one or m ore tJres durl.llg a caution nag penod m spt.-c1fled races. UNDE R THE N E W format . a yellow fl ag with a red cross will be dis played a t the e ntrance to pit road whenever the caution flag 1s displayed. Any car patting after the n ag is dis played will be s ubject to a two·lap penalty 1f tires are changed . The change also wi ll be in C'f. feet fo r the Music Cit~ 420 on ~tay 10 and the Nashville 420 on J uly 12 al Nashvill(', Tenn . the Volun· teer 500 on Au~. 23 at Bn stol. Tenn : the Capital City 400 on Sept. 7 at Richmond. Va . the Hol· ly f'ar ms 500 on Sept 21 a t f'o.:orth Wilkesboro. N. C . and the Old Domm1on500he teSept 28. Alao at 211 were Fuzzy Today's TV By BOWARD L HANDY Of -OMty p .... SUff Fo4low1ng a re the top sports events on TV today. Ratings a re: ".; ./.;excellent ; .; ., ' worth watching; .; .t fair; " forget It. (f) 10 a .m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ NBA PLAYOFFS: Atlanta at Philadelphia Announcen : Unavailable The masked man and the doctor will be ready for the tin t game of the Easter n Conference se m if inals today In Ph il a de lphia. The masked man Is seven-foot fo rward Caldwell Jones who wears a pl&Stlc mask to protect a brobn nose a nd the doctor Is J ulius Erving, both ot the Philadelphia 76ers. Atlanta depends on pressure defense and team play with forward J ohn Drew and guard Armond Hiii the tNm leaders. (i' 12:30 p .m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ NBA PLAYOFFS: Por tland at Seattle Announc.ers: Unava1lclble. T Ile Seattle SuperSonics get a se<ond Chclnc.e tOday to move into the Weste...n Conference s.emlf1nals. Portland evened the series with a 10S-9S overtime victory over the Sonics Friday night. Dennis Johnson a nd Gus Wllllams scored ._. points and J a ck Slkma added 20 for the Sonics. Billy Ray B<ltes. w ho scored 20 Points and sank an 18-footer with five s.e<onds left to tie the game in re9ulation. Is Portland's leader . He had six points in the overtime session. ~ 1:30 p.m., Channef .t ./ ./ ./ WOMEN'S GOLF: Dinah Shore Winners Circle . Announc~: Don Criqui, Carol "4_ann. Su~n U-t.onnor. Mary Bea Porter and Marlene Floyd. Donna Caponi Vounq hotds a ~stroke lead ove r Amy Alcott going Into the final round of the Dinah Shore Winnen Circle golf toumament at Ml ~ Hiiis Country Club. YOWtQ fired a 66 Saturday to move Into the top spot alone. Nancy L.opez-AIVtton, winner ot the Women's Kemper Open In COsta Mesa ~week, Is nine strokes bKk of the leader. e 2 P·"'"· Channel 7 , , " BOXING: ........ _..TIU. FIQht. • 1 m cwi Howenl eo-tt. W8A .... .., ••lllM clwfnlp6an Jw CU.Wes (2.ti-Sl rtsks Ns :-rown ... Inst HwOld VotbrecM tt1·2·0 tn 411 scheduled 1~ round bout telecast from Tamp1co, Mexico. C~vas has re-- ~lstered nfne KOs In his 10 previous defenses -fiY• of them ·n two rounds or tess . Volbrect\t Is the SOutt\ African #eltenwe'9ftt c hempfon end is ranet9d No. S by the We.A~ OTHER TELEVISION 9:'5 a .m. (34) -FUTBOL SOCCER. 11 :30 a.m. (4 ) -SPORTSWORLO -Part two of the U.S. Nomen's powerll ttlng championships, taped In Los Angeles. Also : The World of Outlaws sprint car race, taped in Dallas; the Wor ld Cup men's surfing championships, taped in Ha waii; and a SportsJoumal profile ot Billy Martin. 1 p.m. (7) -NASL SOCCER SPECIAL -Memorable 'l10ments from the 1979 North American Soccer League ~ason. including the \lancouvef" Whit.caps' tripumph in Soc- :er Bowl-79 are reca lled. Also: Interviews with player s Johan cruyH and GiCKg io ChlnaQl1a . (28) -TENNIS -Amer ica's renni<> stars of the future are shoWcased In the Ea ste r Bowl Junior tournament, taped in Binghampton, N Y . J ·JO p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS -The Nebra~a Cornhuskers. led by J im Hartung, defend tlleir team title in tile NCAA gymnastics champ1onsn1ps, taped in Lincoln, Neb. Also: World War 11 aircraft take to the sides abOve Reno. Nev .. in the na11ooal c hamp1oosh1p air races. Jim Mcl<cly is tile nost. 7 p.m < 11 ) -OLYMPIAD -Second half of the decathlon telecast. a two-day compet1t1on made up ol 10 events. <SOl - SOCCER MADE IN GERMA NY . 7 JO pm <S21 HORSE RACI NG Today at Sclnta An1tcl. 10 pm. C11l THIS WEEK IN BASEBA LL -A review of the 197q baseball seclson nclrrated bV Mel Allen RADIO No events scheduled (The ~ily Pik>t Is not resPonsible fOf" la~ chan~s.) Ali R eady t o Fight 'Weaver the Beaver ' PAUL RYCKOFF x NEW YORK (AP) -Muham mad Ali is back in his Deer Lake, Pa. training camp getting r eady to fight somebody. That som ebody looks like Mike We aver . P romoter Bob Arum s a\d Saturday in Houston that he has signed agree· ments with Ali and Weaver. the new World Boxing Association cham pion for a fight in South America in the summer . THE ASSOCIATED PRESS has lea rned that the fi ght would be held i n Brazil's 165,000·seat Merc ado Stadium in July. Harold Smith, executive director of the Muha m mad Ali Proressional Sports Inc .• also s aid Saturday that A.Ii b as agr eed to fight Larr y Holm es. the World Boxing Council champion. Informed or Smith's statem ent, Ali , 38, told the AP by tele phone from Deer L ake S a turday ntaht, "No. Harold doesn 't speak for me." The retired three-tJme champioa aald be has beard about negotiations for a Holmes fight, but he doesn't taow tbe detal1I beeauae be la Juat a.mac re..S, to flibt. .. , want Weaver tbe Beaver,., abouted All. ''That'• the one I want. ••llOLJla DON 'T NBED me," Hid Al, nfeni.na to a statement IUde =., a1\er be beat Leroy J.... ~t: "I doG't need ~---me.' hi'• wtdMlrawlq my offer to All to meet HolmH for tbe ·cham· r::-tt· •• promoter 1>oD J<Jna wd m bome ln Cleveland. ltlq Mid tbat be ba d offerecf All S'7 mlw.D. and Holmes sa mllUon. "We had a fi rm package at a sate in t he United States." said Kang "It has become obvious that Muhammad Ah does not want to fo~ht the true champion -La rry Holmes .. King said that Holmes would fight anv available contender including Ali but if AJi "'ants Holmes now he would have to split the purse equa lly. "When be CHolmes) admits he needs me and gels down on b.is knees before the press and says he publicly needs me, then he might get a shot,'' said Ali . "I'm the four-time champ," he said adding that Weaver 's and Holmes' performances Monday night "encouraged me that I didn't make a mistake in coming back." The total purse w i ll be $8-10 million, with Ali r eceiving the bi11er s hare. All's money could surpass the r eported $6.2 million he earned for his second fight against Spinks -the .J lar gest payday in boxing history. In a surprise development, little· known promoter Mur•d Muhammad , rrom Newark, N.J ., made tbe fl.nan· cial arrangements for tbe match. Mur ad Muhammad bas been promot- lns inmate Jamea Scott•• U1ht heavywel1bt flabta from Rahway N .J . State PrUon. A&UM, WBO SAID be ba1 tbe 1l1ned contracts from All and Weaver, normally band.lea the ftnan· cial atT&naementl Q •eU. He and rival promoter Don Klnl took turna 1ta1ln1 the lucrative All ex· traY&JaDlal clurlDI UM ll'IUI. Albd bow )lurad Muhammed bad entered tit• pl~blre, Arum aatd: "I've been dolnl a lot ol odler ~ lately. He bUltled the IDCJIM7. He'• entltlecl to be co-promoter." Arum said t hat a down payment had been made to Ali 's represen- tatives a nd he expected Weaver 's r epresentatives lo get their first pay- ment this week. ·'T he r est of the money has lo be delivered for it to be officiai," Arum s aid by telephone from Houston. "I expect it all to be tied up next week. It looks good to me." ON FlllDAY, Charles Lomax. at· lorney for J abir Muhammad, All's manager. s aid that negotiations for Weaver-Ali were on going. But he also said lbat there we re negotiations for an AU come back bout against La rry Holmes, the World Boxing Council champion. Kin g, who prom ote s Holmes' RESIDENTS VOTE for WILLIAMS fllnd SC ... wMt -waftt I• .... Slllt9't cta11tflM HA et tlM Oalty PMM 642-6671 '1 fight3, said Friday he had met All in Los Angeles two days earlier. "I INCUMBENT ~MJ '°'I» Ptv. fl~< 1 :'QC So'.lu<ft !MY f"""' 8ellic>o ,_.., 6 I U I~ want Holmes, I want Holmes," King ~==~=~~~~~=====~~;;;;;~ quoted Ali as saying. King said ~ i had offered AU $7 m illion to fight Holmes. who would make $3 million. The man. behind the Ali-Weaver money Is said to be the head or a California holding company. Murad Muhamma d w as not avail&· hie for comment, but his brother . Samad, said Murad w as en route to California. A&UM SAID THE FIGHT would not be on networlt televisk>o, but on closed circuit TV. Weaver won the W BA UUe last Monday night wilb a stunning 15th· round knockout over John Tale al Knoxville, Tenn. 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ColH 1•·10-11 -n 1 K•llly Po1ill-•ll 1'·11-16 -nl Lynn ACS.ms 11·1S·IS -nt Sanclr• "°"' 19 10·13 -m Judv 1<1..-11 ,. is ,. -m Pam H19QI"' 11·7>-n-m KalllY Wt'lltwo<'llt 10 7 .. lt-22• Snirley Enolel>Orn 1l 14·11 -n• 111v1a" Brownl• 1l 1•11-n • Janfen.,.I• 1 .. 12.u -nA Laur• 8_,,.0eftl 11·1•1• -n • S11vl• 11¥10lec<1n1 1...-.11 -214 Dot Germ.!11 7•76-7S -21S J an SlepMnM)n 1a.1>-1'-tt5 Sue Rotier1\ 14·1•1'-m Mary ()wyer 1 .. 1).1S -m Al•• Relnl\erCll IS.I• 11 -211 Holli• SIMV 7).7 .. 7' -217 oe1e L.,_.,, 7)-17·77 -m eeur Burlei..n 7H6-1'-m C.atlty SMn. »-7•'4 -121 --''°"" n .11-11 -m Neyoko Yo.ll!Uw• 7f.7•n -221 Lori G•rbeu 7).11 1' -221 Nl.J Smllh 7•-t0-7' -llO 54ttl• MCAiiister 7).17·1t -no Kelll'f """1•n 7•74·11 -no C.roi. JO SUI• 1' 1 /.16 -U2 Jo """ Premke 11 11·11 -m Clifford" c-7S.IHI -m Marfly.,.,Smltlt 7t-ll .. I -m Ketlty Hile I I 7S4$ -U. 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JunJor Coflege aOAORUNNEa IUWAMIS TOUaM.t.MaMT Ck ..... CM'\ JJ, Setit-... INN I o ... noe c:o.st J m Ot-t> " o southern·-400 10 _, J ' Boucrwr, Br.its Ill, Mvtt UI encl S~; EO,lebury, Svellt Ill. HuQllU (Sl •nd F••moutlt. w-B•-· L-EcltlebUry. 'CLASSfC' • 'ANTIQUE' 'DISTINGUISHED' • 'UNIQUE' """* Hen19 Put years of experience on your side. I prOllide consultation Mid 'In the field' 8'1Pfalsals tp prudent proepecttve buyers of INVESTMENT eutomobtles. It lakes a profeu!Onat to dlter- mlne tMI value. I've done 11 alt: from owning. dNlersh!p, repair and , .. 1or. lion lhOQt, ctr constructor, to professional Fonnu!a racing. Cell (114)117·7712-J tl7A ,_....,., c.M ...... Nen trom all over Callfot'ftla fl rounded up ••chd•r lnJ ll• • DAILY PILOT --- --=~------ NAil .._.TIONALCO..,.•aaMCa • ....,.OI~ GO\ mot We\lllllQIOf'I ,._,,.,1., TorOflto o., ... T111w All ... ,. Ml--1• W L 0, 0. a."- 10 4 J l t O t~SJJ 0000 0 0 010200 c-tretDlw~ 1 0 2 0 I I 0 I W.M-Dlllll'- . ' . ,. ~ I J IS 2 J J • I t I I S.allle 2020 1n LO\ &-.I• I 0 I 0 I 1 11-ou-O 1 J I J J Porll•nd 0 0 0 0 0 0 AMeatCAN CO..,eaeNce I Hl ... flDiYlt- 1•mCM BOY J 0 6 II ' I Ort LaUOtrdat• I I l Pl•w EllQI-0 I Pltlladelllhl• 0 I O.lrolt Memplll• "°""°" ClllC*VO c-trelDM1i.. I I ' ' 0 1 0 0 ' J J • • s l • J s l l 0 0 0 0 WOIMn'I OcMMN Toumel!Mftt ... T.._, .......... Billi. JMol ICl...-ni-~Ml-• ... knY SI-"""'°" T~, 1 .. , .. 1. ,,.,.,, CINCINNATI (AP) -Talk ol a ponlble players' atrlk• next month takee a back seat Wed· neaday u tbe. Reds and the Atlanta Braves meet for the traditional major lea•u e baaebaU 1eaaon opener ln Clo· clnnaU. PhU Nlekro Is 1cheduled to start for Atlanta wblle Tom Seaver wUl 10 'for Clnclnnatl.. A sellout crowd of more tb an 52,000 11 expected. Opentnc day ls tantamount to a bol.lday lo ClnclnnaU. BOTH a.UBS have been bold· tnc full-squad workouta despite a at.rib by tbe Players Anocla· t.lon and ~Uanta Manager Bob Cox and Cincinnati Manager John McNamara ex~ct their players to be sharp BHptt.e a wee~ lapse lo competition. "Pbil la right ln tune," Cox said . "He hasn't lost any <pttcblnCl time because of the strlke. In fact. lut time out be went Dine lnnlnp." Seaver, on the other hand, wu Injured early in spring training and , with the strike that wiped out the final week of exhibitions, hasn't been able to work as much as he normally dc>H. \ Atlanta acquired tint bueman Cbr1a Cbamblis ud,.. lief pit.elm Al Hrabolky ...._ tbe offMUOD, wblch bad 0. predl~ a meteoric rile ,.. "-. laat year • 1-t-place Bra .... "Wttb Hrabotky, we t...ad have the best bullpen in ov d ivision.'' Cox ••ld ... An4 ChambU11 can help ua tn a whole &ot of ways. Rt'• jalt a t.remendoul help.'' Atlanta would have"~ blt· ting, more 1peed and lood de- fense" t.hil aeuoo., Co1taald. Bii opening day liMup wlU have Ed Miller in center field, Jerry Royster at second, Garry Mathews in right, Bob Homer at third. Chambflas at first, Dale Murphy ln left, Luis Gomez at s hortstop, Blff Pocoroba catching, and Nlekro. Capistrano I\tndicap set Today . ' • i We•IW'llOivlsi.. Saft 01~ I 0 J J J I S.'1 11222 1 ICl.,.....\lf.,.S... ~ *'· "-IN-· ~.~ .. ,.~, ... A*-WOftd ToumatMftt .................... , ................. He pitched just 13 lnnJnp ln spring training gamea, com· pared with 21 innings last year. But he threw bard Friday ln what would ban been his rec· ular turn in the pitching rot.a· Uon. ARCADI A CAP) -J oh n Hen ry will carry blgb welpt of 126 pound.a ln today's San Juan Capistrano Hand icap , t he feature race on lbe nexH.o-lut day of the Sant.a A.nit.a meetiq. John Henry, unbeaten ln four crua races lbls year. wu en· tered alooc wtlb u otben Fri· day lo the l~·mile marathon on Santa Anila'a t.urf course. t Ed,..,.,..lon O 0 0 0 0 O S... 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Bustle rs ~Again PASADENA -It was arnall cooaolatioo, but Golden West College's women's basketball team, after suffering 1LS first loss in 46 outings Fnday rugbt, took third plaee in Uie Pasadena T ournament Saturday with a hard-fought 71·59 \'1ctory over Santa Barbara The Rustlers. now 46-1 O\'t>r the past two years and lf>.1 this season, were knocked out of ~ ch ampionship bra<'kt't of the four·team tournament l''nday by Fullerton. 9tP8 John Henry, who drew the No. 3 post pogition, wlll be riddeh by Darrel McHargue. T he Ron Mc Anally-conclllioned 1eld.ln& has earned .$273,000 io 1980, more than any thoroughbred except Spectacular Bid. TH E FlVE-'YEA.ll·OLD John Henry will be facing many of the same opponents he defeated in the San Lw s Rey Stakes on March 16 T?ult was the most ~ cent out.Ing for John Henry, who tied a '4 0rld re{'ord of 2:23 for 1 \., miles on the lurf io that event. Assigned second-high weight or 123 pounds for tbe 16th nm· ning of the San Juan Capi.atraoo were rour-year ·old Golden Act, who will be ridden by Sa.Ady Hawley. and aix·year-old Silver Eagle. wbo wlll be ridden by Blll Shoemaker. Salver Eagle is the only en· trant wbo took part In the same race a year ago. fin~hing sixth. The lo\onner was T11ler, followed by ExceUer and Noble Dancer. Ayers Pitching Pares Barons However . th<'Y regrouped fn. day rught behind the 24-potnt, 22-rebotmd l>Cormtt performant'e of K im El.senhart to lake third place in \.be t.oUmey San(a Barba ra, perhaps S A N TA BARBARA spurri!d by Fullerton's success Sophomore Brian Ayers, making the night before, battled the his first pitc hing start this R us tiers on even terms season. Haltered five bits throughout the ball game. through six innings. and hls 1 With the seore notched s.:J.53 teammates pounded out 11 hits GWC finally s tarted to pull to lead Fountain Valley High away. One of the key reasons Barons to a 7-2 non-league Win was the tenacious defeoslve over Sao Marcos Salw-day. work of Chris Gage who held Ayers needed relief help from Santa Barbara's high-scoring Eric Mestas in the seventh in· Jane Keeney to 10 points. Mun·. nJng u tbe Barons collected cy bad ROred 31 tbe previou$ their third win a1alnat eitbt night aiainst Pasadena. lossH. G WC returns to Southe rn Offensively, Brian Bua and C1llfornia Conference action Dean Roberts clouted home Wednesday wheh Santa MOilica runs . Bass's coming with a man vlaits for a 4 p.m. iame. aboard In tbe first lnning. ,.......,,. ... , ... ORANGE COUNTY OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS BE GOOD to JOHN WAYNE TENNIS CLUB YOURSELF. • Ladle• Finale Sat., April 5 Men'• Finals Sunday, Aprfl 6 ELECT WILLIAMS ... ,._ Fr•• AdmlNk>n, Stadium. Phone 644-6900 ----C-M....._ ~-...... goPHfgTfCAT£0 PROBRAMMINO ... 8Bau!ilul ~IBreo Mu~ia-NBw£!-MarinB WBBfhBr-gk; Reporl~ Con~umBr RBporl~gloak Markel-Rnporl~ • + \ t .... ----·--------_.....__ ......... ~~ i • ' r ' •• . . . . . ·. Eagle-eyed? 8111110• A. MVLUOAN • 9"'1MC..•t4%V · --New-YottK TA'PT -MlnppaNntty mua{ happ.n to man)' men, and ma,be a lood many more women, lihna1ln1 ld•tor Laurence O'l>onMU ot the Wall St. IOW'Ul wu mu11ed ln Maeb•ttan oe a rtceDt ~. The fate that w.11 Mm waa better than be· lq lbafted b1 A ~•'WI U'rOW, baYlDI part of a DOM b.lck..s off 1-J a _.. cleaver on • 1ubway plaUonn or ...., ,..~•• llilo the path of an on· oomlna train, u lau ba"•ICI to others lately a.tre ID F\m CU,, W It mul& bave been a har· row ... ~&U\Maame. O'DONNBLL waors a ll"IPlllna account of trytq to f'lDd a caaeert ball clown a loaeq, rain ] 1wept street and encounterlnl two YoUDI hoods wbo uked h!m for the tJme and relieved hhn of bl.I wallet. J\ seagull gets a bird's eye view of London 'fhile perching on top of big brother, a portion of the Royal Air Fo~ Memorial on the Thames River embankment. "lnllde the ball, stunned, I atarted to re· aliae what bad happened to me -and what hadn't," he wrote. "Even tboulb I hadn't been beaten. •tabbed or worse, I wu overwbelmed with aqer. Not about the 12$ or ao. "But about the cards -omce credit cards. drlver'a liceme, Social Security, etc., etc. How can l function wttbout them! ... "Then I lhoulht bow impoteot I wu during the robbery. Two street kids see a pieeon. They TDDAT'S a1assn11 PUllLI ACROSS 1 Awortlons 6 Chief: Italian 10 SmaH lln'OW 14 MldMat nelrvet 19 Stupefy 20 Pltlegenus 21 Above 22 Jai>anese city 24 Oneoreny 25 Obtain 26 Exam 27 Peanut 28Chill 29Neg•tlve J)fefh1 30Soak 32 M8g081 35 Sp8nlsh prOYlnce 37TheWallaba 38Chemlc.i euftlx 40 Our. French 41 Cut OPoetlc .. before .. 86Athames' wife 87 Cold symp. tom 89 PrOOOYn 90 Pen point 92 Rernem- bered 94 Sand hill 96 Deltlfm1ned 99Spht 100 Adorn 104 Lock of hair: Obs. 10s No· Scottlsn 107 Deny 1t1 Wedding vow: 2 words 112 Gledden 1 14 F1owef partl 116 Nol: Prefix 111 Bushy clump: Brtl. 118 Uncommon 120 Skin open- ing 122 Neither 123 Bone: La11n 125 Combfead 12$ AliNtoed 186 ltlllian pro- noun 167 V&l'b ending 168 Goll score 169 Cav81rymM: \lat. 171 Phlllpplne lizard: \/er. 172 Guardian apirtt 17 4 Masculine uue: Abbr. 175 Legislative bOdy 177 Layman t78 lhread: Comb. fonn t79 l\Aexlc8n president 181 Ranks 182 English compos« 183 Jewish month 184 Reputae DOWN 1 tnd6cate 2 Hlndumen- tra 23Pep.igw- ment 31 Seedcase 33 FemaNI rab- bit 34 Met8il peg 38 CtM>ler 37 Aaeeka mountllin 39 lnWtwllled 42 Muggy 44&red .... 4eRac.d 48Ambltlon 50SeetNng 51 Femele Mlnt:Abbr 53 T.tleplece 55 Sm8ll st8nd 5 7 Prepoeltlon 68Wlthout Fr9nett 59 Bleck: Poet. eo Network 6 1 State: Abbr. 63 Dip 0( dit>- 1*' 106 Within: Comb.form 1080n 109 Pttctl 110 Gnletc ,....MOe group ' 113 Lyne """8 115 Surpasa 119 Qlemlcal Nit 121 Growing out 124 StMmllhlp (•bbr.) 125 Fethet: Lat· in 127 Met81 128F~artl- cle 130 lngteea 132Shoot • ITl8ftlle 134 D-0 con· nector 135 8ordw 137 Scw9eding loot 1310ennen pronoun 140 Of tum6ng 142Beool•- Hikers' Class Opens A field studies course that features a week of backpacking in California's beautiful Sierras will be offered by Orange Coast College this summer. Students will back pack from the Minarets to the Yosemite Valley. The trip is set for July 26 through Aua. 1. COUUE loatructors are tbe husband and wife team, Mick and Sbuoo Doaoft wbo have conducted MYeral such cl ..... Jiiek la a pbralcal edllelltim ,, ..... at La pounc.. ln an lmt.ut, the)' iet an!Ot'• 1pend· l°" money. W. Ht)'T I'm cornered -tear~. They demand. They 1et what they wut Just like that. "DID I HA VE an altemaUve? Could I have brushed them orn Given them 1ome re· 1l1tance? -I count my bleaalDCI -1U1J mad." O'Donnell. of course, cboM die auer 11de of valor, u would we all. But near tbe ad of hil article ln which be tells how bl.I eardl were my1terloully returned, the editor dol9 meaUoa an lntril\dnl alteruUve: "Ky mUQ1.n1, obvioully. bu a happier eodins than most. I now have dooe what many muclins vld.lme do: carry two wallet.. One with cub (for surrender). The other with the canb and identlfication.' • NOW 111ERE IS the 1erm of an lcfea that some gifted lnventor or chemist or exploelves expert can develop into a bandy pocket ail.ed crime prevention device. What if the 1ive·away wallet, the one with the cub handed over at sun point or knife polnt or however the mugger went about hla bualneas, was rigged with an explosive device that 10 seconds or so later would blast the miscreant out of hla socks. I doo't mean maim him or blow hla bead off. but it should pack mouib firepower to scare him onto the path of redemption, the way they say you can discourage a young dog ftom cbu · ing after cars by cbuckin1 fU"eCraclters out the window at it. A mugger on the run when a cherry bomb goes off in his leather Jacket pocket might al.lo attract the att.eoUon of any nearby police In ad- dition to entertatning some thoughts about an alternate life style. THE TRICK, OF course. would be to pre· vent the booby trap wallet from eotng off at a time when the bearer ls not the victim or someone's felonious little t!:;s. A misfire could be embarrassing in the d room or the bar car. U the safety factor here is too precarious for modern technology. despite the great recent strides in transistors and miniaturization, perhaps the fork over wallet coµJd be made to secrete noxious fumes or a color dye that minutes later would give the cnminal aw4y. Perhaps cat unne or skunk musk could l'ak from the purloined wallet Or it could sound an alarm, set orr a siren or begin to play "The Stars and Stripes Forever" at top volume. Perhaps the wallet could be triggered to broadcast a taped cassette coughing up a loud confessional slogan oo the order: "Here I am, the creep that just stole a citizen's wallet.•• LEST THAT SHOULD be deemed by civil libertarians a confeuioo obtained under duraa, the tape might give fortb ~pe IU'a1m ol ••Amazing Grace,•• wblcb ple .. die re- U11oua reformera, altho&l&b ba1i>lpe mule ml11lt be coas1'9ered enie1 and unuaaal P91ab-meot. .... &8tlndlen w.vw. . ..,..,.... Wood .OOl"eelltMter 49 Pleoe 5101w• m~ eufllX 131 Caress 133 Mexican 3 C.ny 4GennM ~ IAftadl: 65 Notdnll* ee PtlMpplrMt tree 17Aow AAll9gied ......., toroe ...... ,..........,,. 1448'Nlb6rd 145 M81eheir 146 LOOM 18br1c 14e F911C9C 1501..owcute Pu Jmdar llla'la Ilia..-===========:;=:==:;-,~ loe Viejo, and ha•.. PMPollllcel-• • 52 Pubic vehlo- de etleWll 138 Knot 2WOfdl &Desp!Me 7 Pufpoeee 8 Expendi- tures 9 PrBl&ee 7 1 Phlllpploe volc8nO 73 lnhebl\an1 75 June bMtte 78Skyblue 79 Punitive 81 RecHyed lndlen taught backpackin1 and aldinl counea at OCC. Sharon la OCC'• ••· aociate dean ol IWdeot affairs and teaches PAUL RYCKOFF INCUMBENT x ··~1·· Maybe beside t.be cub, the dummy wallet could have sewn into tu IJnlat a James Bondlsh sensor device or a low frequency radio signal, so the detectives coa.14 immediately get on the trail of the mu11er with mine detectors, radioactive wrbtwatebea or whatever is the latest gimmick lD the field ol aurveWance. I DON'T KNOW if female mugging victims have taken to carrylDC altttnate handbags, but the possibilities here are much greater. A mouse trap in the coin purse or a Roman candle awooabin1 out of a compact. like a Nike missUe from ita allo. could dissuade all but the most hardened malefactors Crom the path or future crime. A pet tarantula would be memorable too. although replacements might be hard to come b)' the keep prottttive measures apace with crime statistics. A PRIEST FRIEND of mine perfeded a bun.er device attached to his billfold which he himself could cootrol when reaching for some cash but would sound orf if alien hands probed hla pocket. Unfortunately his early warning de- vice blew·b.is cover one day when he was seek· Ing some relaxation in mufti at the local race track Mugging is never fuMy, but if something bizarre and garishly grotesque befell the perpetrator it might have more of a scare effect Y,an an afternoon treading the boards in the tw;ilice lineup or listeniJlg to another sermon 1n municipal court. 54 SQuet 568'MCheS 57 Luzon Ntlve 6&Morenn.- 137 Endure 139 lree tluld 141 Sul1eble 142 Communion dish 145 inv.tlg9tor 1470teli~ 149 Hero'• to Household seN&nt t1 Actr.,. Gard,_ 12 Calilomta roolcfleh: carp 82 Free(of) 640f".,..: 151 Creeture 152 Acquire lulOWledge 154~ 156Andent ln9ttument: pbyitcaleducatloo. 1100 a-:::, ir,,: =:.., eruuw Pre·trlp cla1s meet·~==========================~==::::~~~._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._.._. lngs are scheduled for qull 82DemeMed 64 LabOf union 65Freefrom germs 69 Retired 70 Medlcal lllf. fix 72 Faulty 74 Pr8nlc 78 Pttllipptne tree: Var. 17 Negatrve WOfd 78 Wife service 80 Decent 83 Loba~ 8W111'd 163 Hindu red powder 154 Fur scart 155 Of a Great Lake 157 Large tenll 159 Rain spout: Scolt'6r 160 lllumlnsteo 161 Decembef' vl!lltor 163 Antlered Wllmell Var. 13lh< ... legged S1andS 14 Old-woman- ish 15 Worthiest: Bib. 16 Grow old 17 Egyptian soul 18 Ambushef t9 Fundamen- tal Bol90Y 85 Fr8'J v •. July 22, 2'3 and 24 from 6 -9 p .m . •n occ ·a--------------------------------------------------------------------~ 88 Taro root 91 lndlel\ dty 93 l able eup- port 95 Storehouee 97 Kttchen meeeure 98 Pigeon pea 100 Soil 1 O 1 Biblical tow-« 102 Cent« 103 lke'aoom- mand 158 Of e tleeue 181 Glut • 182 Winged 164 HewWi8n ......-cl 165 Bargein ....ant 168 Fond stroke 170 Blbllcel well 173 Ribbed fllt>- ric 176 Continent Abbr. 180 Pronoun Handball Room 101. Students enrolling ln the ooe-unit coune will galn experience lD trip planning, orienteering, back country ecology and preservation, and identification of local flora and fauna. Stu- dents will blke an average of five miles per day. A Sii FEE Includes registration, and shuttle and camp fees . Backpacks wU1 be pro- vided. Students must either rent or provide their own equipment. Approximate coat of equipment rental ls $50. Contact OCC's Field Studies Office at ~-5683 for detail.a. Lynn Front of Hunt· lngton Beach completed work on a bachelor of art1 degree to psychology at UC Davis durin1 the winter . quarter. ~~-.. ...... RESIDENTS VOTE fer WILLIAMS DAVID SHORES ... a qualfled "get things done" caidldate. 'NEWPORT /SHORES ~ bekJng together I ROBERT GRAHAM l><J FOR COSTA-MISA an cou•aL • COSTA MESA NEEDS AGIAHEAI GIYIALLI • We need a city council that can rally the people in supp0rt of issues critical to our future. • Our city government must encourage public input and solicit public Ideas. • We must wor1< together toward common goals: -More efficient city government -Solution of traffic congestion and noiw problems -Reeoect for law and order -Healttly cHmate for emaft buelnest -9 ikeway/Jooalng trails -School ciosSTng guards -Improved but ltopa • lt't our city, tt'1 our responelbllfty • S8ECT ROBERT GRAHAM AS ONE OF YOUR THREE CHOICES FOR COSTA MESA CITY COUNCIL .. . "BE A GRAHAM BACKER" VOTE FOR ROBERT GRAHAM °" .APRIL - fttld ~ av· The Commttt• To ~ Robert Gr1t\ant Sherrin Renna. s.aty .. 2024 Flamingo. Cotta M ... 9"29 • J • ' - ' •'"9ey. Apttf •• , .. • •• A A F7 mm Nev-er The phOtOgraphers did snap her :-and .fen· nifer Rogers. 7. found herself in the roto· gravureon Easter Day. Jennifer. tbe daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Neal Rogers of Newport Beach, chose, after much deliberation, a white Yves St. Laurent cotton voile dress with a pleated bodice. lavender ribbon trim, puffed sleeves and a ruffled collar. She didn't elect to have an East.er bonnet, but she was one of the smartest ladies in the Easter Parade. J ennifer attended services at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church with her parents and her sister. Tracey. 11, then tbe family all had brunch by the se~. liow to Keep Interest From Flagging By JUDITH OLSON /" UM o.ilf ~II .. Sutt There it was at last, a sea of pink and yellow against the blue sky. My personal n ag was aloft for the first time since I had it designed by the Swedish vexiUograpber. Anders Holm· quisl. It's a blue half circle with irregular stripes of pink and yellow radiating from it and I think it symbolizes sunset over the ocean, since Holmquist knows that's my favorite time of day. . · When I have a home of my owa again I'm loinC to have a flagpole installed so I can 0y my flag when I'm in a fesUve mood. It may seem a little silly for a woman to have her own nae, but there are valid reasons, I thLO, and they have to do wilb what a fulftlled life ls all about. To me, naaa symbolise celebnUon and ~Y a.re a trademark, a mart of identity that aaya "This la a clue to this penoo'• life 8Dd beliefs." t like naas because lber indicate t,llat somet.blna exciting la 101n1 to happen or tbat you're uplbrln1 a forei111 COUDtr7 witb .. unf amlllar baDtr WIV· iDI ow. yoar bad. I think everyone should have some s ort or trademark in their life. someUung that means there's excite· ment and adventure. It doesn't have to be as big as a flag but each person should have some sort or a signal about who he ls. better work. said personal trademarks are Important becau.se they're "cons· tants" in life that allow people to respond more easily to you. "They're a public statement about one's identity," she added. ··They're a touchstone in Ure. You should develop a ( J personal touch.stone so that others may know you." COMMENT She collects buttons, and noUld that oo -------------a recent trip lo Europe, her search for un\Uual s~imem gave ,her a purpoM Single persons, in particular, have a golden opportunity, with their freedom, lo discover what lbelr symbols are and to cultivate some if they don't have any. And, when you're armed with your trademarks, it's much euler to ao out into the world to seek new friends because you have someWna to talk about. Some symbols n:fake you unfor1etta- ble -auch as wearinr Just one tJnd of perfume so everyone knon you're there when you walk into a room. Adele Scbeely. a Loa Aqelet-bued career CQ8Ch wbo U. helped major compudea lmplN their e~p&oyeee to do and an identity in ucb city she visited. "And there'• my car," abe 9dded. "I always drive a French car. RIOt now : have· a Renault-Oordiol. I have an identity wftb France." · What a.re your 1ym bola and 11cm ~ What do people associate wttb you! You may not think you have any, but take a few momnta to think about your life. And next Ume you meet a new, ln· tereating person, try to diacoft,r what theirs are. You may nnd a ,..,. tto1 collector, cashmere aweater nut --· Uque buff. And to the proceea, YoU'U telebnt. younelf. Hooray for JOU. M-. and Mrs. Kause Barden-Cleeland ~ Anne Barden ol Balboa Island and Bruce Clee\and of Fullerton have announced their eagaf!deat and plans fot" a June wedding at Oor y Queen of Angels Church ln Newport Beach. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr. Richard $rden of Tustin and Mrs. Ruth Barden of a&lboa Island, graduated from Corona del Mar H}gb and is attending classes at Pepperdine l bool of Law. The future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. ymond Cleela nd of Fullerton. also is attend· Uig Pepperdine School of Law. ~ . , ' Kause-Elias : Brantley-Scott ~ . t Sharon Brantley of Cost.a Kesa and R1cbard s,ott of Hacieuda Rei&hts have announced their ~p1ement and plau f.or a November wedding St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cburcb in wport BeaclJ. · , • Tony Yazzollno of South Pasadena were mar- ried in ceremonies at South Coast Plua Hotel in Costa Mesa. The bride, dau1hter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Leopold of HunUnctoo Beach, graduated from Marina Hilb and ls taking cosmetoJo&y courses at Golden Wes=eae. Tbe bride • soo of Mr. and Mn. Sam Ylnotino of u et.on. graduated from Bum- ly Art College ln Seattle. Tbie couple plans to live ln South Pasadena dter a wedding trip to Sao Simeon and • Monterey. ( Bor;eseope ) 1'be brlde-elect. d'aughter pf Mr. and Mn. 5'triey Brantley of Costa Kesa. graduated from 4sta Mesa High, UC Irvine and is DOW taking ctuneaat USC. VlllGO <Aug .. 23·Sept. 22): Accent on in· t n.e future bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. volve ment. speculation, intensity of feelinp. Be ~bur Scott or Hacienda Heights, graduated ready for a varie ty of sensations. quick ftom UC Irvine. changes, creative ouUeta. · " LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Empbuiie the : Koehler-Griggs practical -be aware of details, amounts of ~ money ln escrow, appraiaals, 1pecla1 repor1.s. • Eleanor Griggs and Robert Koehler, h ., ex· SCORPIO (Oct. Z3-Nov. 21): Originality, c~anged wedding vows ~ recent ce~emonies at movement, inquilltive neilhbors and relatives ' • Cliange To U,/,d S\. Andrew's Pre:ibytenan Chw-ch m. Newport -these dominate scenario. You make contact acb. · whicb could be tM ''.MM1 of soindh!na bl&_." ---'=~-=r;;.;;...:;... _...:__.__""'be bride , daughter of Mr. 1111tt-Mn. --SAGl'ITARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21): Accent 1pomas Griggs of JacQ<>oville, Fla .. 15 an at-on identifying priorities. You repin sense of t.orney. wbo owns a desfgn business in Palm direttion. Follow throu.Cb oa bund[ Desert. CAPIUCOllN <Dec. 22-Jan. JJ>: Emphasis -f-Tbe croom. son of Mr. and Mn. Robert on~. ortCinalitJ. ~ty, wtllins-~bler of Newport Beach, la president of neu'to tQe a chance on your own eonvictlons. Qalavar CorporaU.on in Santa Fe Springs. AQUilIUS <J an. 2G-reb. 18) ~ You g~t ; The couple plans to maintain residences in chance to test theories, to put overall eoacepts bttb t..os Angeles and Palm Desert following a to work. You galn "extra l.D!onnatioa" tbrou.&b ~ding trip to Rio de Janeiro. unorthodox means. T·.. t PISCll8 (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): -• no es, Yazzolino-Leopold cat.ch up on calls, correspondence. You receive favorable report on recent maauacrlpt or Nan~Leopold of Huntington Beach and form at ~ubmlaaioo. DOD't Leave a Me~ Ann Landers iDI all over them. Tbe dra1Nfl are ao Ml of junk l wUl bave to Ill a crowbar to open tbeqi ~· I'm 1let to my atomacb at the ol the mu. beb1nd Ute eoumea and c ... -weariq .ie ... to~ ap 11Wa11 ud tlarow them fnto U.. .,_. c•. J Would be ulla!Ded to ..... --~· YaUoa Anny and ••Ir them to come aet this rubbish. We have two more bou.aea to go, and I hope to heaven I tut through t.hla ooe. Tb• reuoa I am wriUD' ls to let your elderlJ readen know that ooe day they are s~ave this earth, and it's a terrible to aurvi\'W relatives to leave me1Je1 like this. Please, AM. print ~>' !letter -SHORT ON COM· PASSION IN LONG ISLAND D&O SllOllT: 8ue1J JW realble JOH ............. WH ... tlaleed, OI' Ille t..w Mt llaYe U•e4 llb &UL Mab .u.. .... ,.. Mr .......... -~ feel ~., ............ , ............. l:J. ETH ......... WU I fnMcde, die ralaed ,_.. ••x••erfal" a..r..IMI, aM U.a& ..... e11m&fw10•.....,. . .. . 1ettle down out tbere, : I'm -='.J: make you · 11110 ,.. : Z.ery Easter Suaday : I think about the big ta-: ble . It never . c hanges ... only the : nam e of the war : changes and tbe names : of the adultl. But u I • bear the laughter from : the c hildre n i n the • kit.chm. I yearn to abed : the yoke ol responsibili- ty. decorum and d is- cipline. . .and be a child once more. I Get 1n on these tmPortant savingst Choose both dressy and casual styles from selected groups Today's colors and materials bu~ not in every size We urge you to get here early "'a;trr r'1Jrre • Vou SOUTII COAST PLAZA 3333 SOUTH BRISTOL• ~TA MESA f I • ; . . ' : COU,ON SA SUMMER-TIME Spec·ial ., I I . TERRY SHORTS $1 99 °"" 1000,... .. .e.cAll u..1,...cut1•1rt ~ c ....... $6.00-$7 .00 I I I I I TERRY SHORTS compare at I $5.00 Limited pairs In stock-limit 4 per customer . . . . . . . ' . ... Era Fading Superliners Screened "The Superllners Twilight of an Era." a National Geo1raphlc special that provides a compelling in-depth portrait of the Queen EU2abetb 2, and the few luxury liners still In existence, airs Monday at 7. 3<t p.m on KOCE·TV. Channel SO. TREY WERE CALLED by such affec· tionate and respectful names as Queen Mary, Queen Elizabeth, United States, and France For ~ firat half of tbe 20th century, these magnificent liners reigned over the Atlantic Ocean, settlne standards of taste, luxury and efficiency. Most of the superliners have disappeared now, victims of the Jet Age, leavtn1 the Queen Elizabeth 2 as the only North Atlantic 1uperllner still in regtiJar service. ~ TDEATENBD b7 rapid)¥ rtl· ln8 hael mainteoanee eoeta, tbe aneral dosen remainln8 flo9tln8 palaces may ioon only mat in memory H09ted by E.G. Maraball and narrated by Alexander Scour by. ''The SUperlinen" features fascinating footage ol tbe QE2 and other notable ships or ber kind. -----NOW Stk>WING-----mu ma CISl• D .. ~740 HMM. ,_ '31 3501 ..... 'C-YlflOIJ0-6990 ,.c;..-~OJlllllHO-f'Me •Geers •m ...... Ult ........... , ••• HE WOlJLoN·T NAME" figure, but says: "Just J>ick something out o! the air." Foxx re· portedly is getting $75,000 per episode -a prancely sum compared to the $25,000 he cot after settling his salary dispute the last Ume. Fon says. "I just say I'm making enough to be semi-content." As he talks in his o(fice at Metromedia Squart;, h~ _occasionally glances out at the traf· fie on ~t Boulevard. He thinks the fuss over a rehearsal hall window was blown all out of prpportioo. He says he has claustrophobia and "my nerves are on end in a room wltb no win- dows." HE SAYS, ''IF YOU'RE in a room wttb no windows, then you're in aolit.ary conflnement. That's for a priJoner, not a worlrlnc man ... I don't think I was a bad guy to ask for lblncs. but they made me out to be a villain. I'm not, far h'om that, but I guess you're not auppo6ed to ask for anything out here. "But I keep asking. you !know. I worked 44 years or my life in show business, and you look "FOXES" .. SATUaH l" 111 ''Dll~MG .. "•OODIYI GIRL" .... "THl ..... ~HTB .. "THE FllSCO KID" CPGI 0 "' '' .. IL.ACK STALLION" IGt ..GILDA UVE0 m · '"CHAPTlll TWO"lNt I .. COAL MIHER1S DAUGHTER .. . 11"(;1 "KRAMER YI KRAMS--11t Call 642-5671. '"' a few word• to work tor 4 -• "SANFO&D" IS THE third incarnation of "Sanford and Son" -the fourth if you count ..Steptoe and Sou." the Enilisb comedy from which It was derived. "Sanford and Son" first bowed in January 1972 and remained oo the air unW September 1977. Jt was a bu.ge success. even when Foxx was off the show, and NBC attempted to caplt.allse on lt by continuina l1 u "San!ord Arms." Thla Ume minus both Sanford and Son. That effort luted about a month. Foo left NBC roe a variety abow on ABC in 1977. but it folded before the aeuon ended. FOXX CAME TO "SANFOaD and Son" after an early Ufe marked by str:ugcJe. Foxx. who wu bom John Elroy Sanford S7 years ago, was kDOwo as Chicago Red. ln bis youth. be was a dhbwaaber. . Until the 1960s he played prlmuily ror black audiences. Television producers were wary· of Foxx because or his .. blue" material in night cl\lbs and on party reeords. His break came when Hugh Downs saw b.lm perform ln San Franclaco and invited blm to perform oo the "Today" show. Next came appearuces on the "Tonight" show. the NBC special "Soul" in 1968 and aueat shots on ·'The Flip Wllaoo Show." By the tJme be wu uked to do ''Saalord and Son'' he wu a m~ performer in Las Ve1u and .. aays be bad to take a cut of '8.!IDO a week from b.1s nlaht club salary to do the pilol. He got the call when Cleavcm LltUe "'"ested to Lear and Yorltin that they see the movie "Col· ton Comes to Harlem," ln which t"ou played a Junk man . "SERIAL" --· , ......... , , .. ,., .... ... .. , ' ........ ~ ......... . ..,.. a.• , ......... . AWAlllO--P£1£R SEl..1.ERS ~ BEING THEREm '"•• EAKINO AWAY" Redd Foxx retums in new series as junkman Sanford, without the son. without Aunt Esther, but with a new fianc&e. Gil.DA UDNEA ''GILDA LIVE'' '"' -.. , ............ MARTINMUU TUHOAYWUD "SERIAL" -.... ,. .... , ........ .. DOH-Y SPOIL NEWPORT VOTE FOil WILLIAMS ~ ·-----"°"' -----... n-- 'SERIAL.. MISS UKRAMEA 00 MARKE~'' KRA~" -,....", "Hte>e IN "MIMUNO "-AtN llOHT" .. I' BroadW&y's New Dress 'Clothes' Not Last Hurrah -Williams NEW YORK <AP) -ln 1962, Tennessee Williams. complaining or the increasing pressure and stakes of Broadway success, was quoted as saying his .. Night of the Iguana" would be bis last offering there. "Did I say that or did they say that?" chortled the wtiter, winner of four New York Drama Critics' Circle awards, two Pulitzer Prizes, and author of more than 20 major and minor dramas since 1.934. He isn't sure who said what. But he's back on Broadway with a new play. "Clot.bes for a Summer Hotel." It bowed March 216, on bis 69t.h birthday, 216 years after bis favorite play, '.'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." "Clothes" stars Geraldine Page, wbo bas t>Jen in most ot bis major plays, and Kenneth . llaigh. It's about .ate flamboyant. doomed Jan , . : Age couple, F. Scott and Zelda Fitsgerald. ' ~ .. WILLIAMS, llOBN in Columbus, ICiU., . survivor of atronc drink, powerflll drup, ill-fated homoaexual romance• and severe mental Ulnesa, doean't seem particularly doomed IOI' oae wbo writes to much about It. ~ . ,..,... Ilia .,... llart. lie bpt .. 97ellda •ut · lor = ol a~....._~.., u. MmDJ, 'E1-·-.................. In ~. re..._aota&l*.._.laltqW-.l'la.,or ·s New Orleans hideaway. But be was iD fine 1pirlts a be paddled about in allppen, wrinkled· gray pants and an .. old Hawaiian 1blrt, a abort man in a ne.aUy .. \rimmed ~ beard vainly tryln& to get a • eo«ee-makinc machine to fire up. Re finally seUled for ln.stant. · Wllllams talked with delight of a night in -Washington. D.C .• during his play's •rmup .. run. He was seated oext to a patron who hated . ~ the play and loudly wished he'd gone to a ' musical lDltead. .. "I SA.ID, 'GOD, WHAT a distinct mistake you didn't,' " laughed Williams, acclaimed for hls plays of vivid imagery, dart torment, s weeping lyricism, realism, fantasy and macabre facL Williams, originally a poet and. short-story writer. claims he took to the stage ~ause he likes the sound of laughter, at least the laughter be heard 46 years ago at a little theater in Memphis. For the troupe there he wrote bis first stage work, "Cairo, Shanghai, Bombay!" It was _ ~ULtwo sai!oa, ,ouL chasing wbat be ~a1l1 a pair of "light ladles." ·'It was a comedy, and I enjoyed bearing people laugh," he recalls. "So I said, •rtt become a playwright.• " Eleven years lat er, a shy. complex author electrified Broadway with his debut work. "The Glass Meoqerie," and followed with a stnng or the •trooa. powerful dramas that have established bis preeminence in the American theater. Besides "Cat" and "Iguana," lbe goods include .. A Streetcar Name d Desire." .. Summer and Smoke," "Sweet Bird of Youth," "The Rose Tattoo," "Orpbets Descending." These and other Williams watts still kick. a round in repertory, regional and off.off Broadway lbeaterdom. They've been around for so klag that many younger tads may think of lbe author as a yesteryear man, a legend long gone from Broadway. Well, he's been gone from Broadway, but not all that long. TBE LAST VIBIT waa ln 117• with "Outcry" (be tried a= a year later with "Tbe Red Devil Battery ") but tt died GS Gf town. He ecmDden '~" a mejol' wart. lhat co~. ll wu a bait. Be ea._... aboal lt ... ..,.._ .... ,.._ of·' ,, ........................ ... be r•!l'Ote •~• .alaow fl'O•, •• earlier ::es:n=tt, 11111 QIJ ... Ml HQ S I . "I was on speed when l wrote lt.'' be says: • · 1 coulGl"t wait to flD1sla t.be next MDteoee. 0 WlWam.a •a.JS be no = uea a11ch writilll aid&. tMlll M1I of mader' the inllueoee: ''I did 'SOID• ol lll1 most mtere.tlng work then. Or IO I tboulbt." HE CONCEDES, Wl'ftl a slight noise of regr et , that today's theater audiences are dmerenL The culprit is televisioo. "We've bad two 1enerations or TV -conditioned audiences. Ob, lt baa bad an impact.. '.The attention spu la much short.er, and the day of the long play is really out." He's adapted to it by trimminl with vigor: "You find yourself doing It in rebeanala lf YoU don't do it before. I've cut 45 minutes out of this play. It opened at three hours." He says he doesn't rewrite too much : "It's a matter or putting your finger on the exact thi.ng that's making the audience restleu and m aking them cough. That you usually help by cutting. .. And then cert.a in things you can put in .mott .dramatic faab.iOJl. and that be.lpa...a deal." Critical pummelling bothers him less these dar.i. he thinks. The years have toughened bis bide: "Yes, yea, these are the crocodile years." ·[Son Steps From Shadow "llA&lli •• ~ It ~ ........ -· I ~you on top of the '9c•I IE600D .. YOURSELF •• ----.--...-----. • -4 ... .. .. --3rd EXCITING WEEK!-- llU OPtlT IUC1 UA Movies (710 990·4022 Edwards Cinema 6«·0760 llSmYU IUICl Cinema V1e10 S30·6990 C1nedome 634-2553 WUTIMllMI UA Twin 893-t 305 watot TMl mo ACAIJ(.MY _. art1t. 1• °" • •yam• IS THE BEST PICTURE Of T1ft 10Ull 1W so fll. .. -ciw...~.L.A.r- .. - - UA MOYie\ UA City C.ntN ~ Dow·l1t 990~022 63-t-3911 879-~ CISU .U UA C.ntmi S40 ~ WHIMSIU UA C1ntm1 fJ3-0~ ..,--.-..~eo~,...~,..,. 9llOl M \ml~ --WU I• Oii • ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS /: .... BJST PICTURE BIST DIRECTOR P'ETDI TA. n:s BBEAKlllG AWAY ~~ ITTl1ll!l'01l~,. n .. ~, •---··-""'~' -·----~ EDWARDS WOOdbridoe 551--0655 .............. --·- ',/ 'Ii. I '• .. , \ I .. I ... ,,,, I ' A "t'• ' ..... ' ... 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"It'• not really that important io me ~eept that I've never re.Uy felt very comfortable dreulng in the same thi.nga t.bat other people drat in. "I et\)oy this UWe bit of creativity. I've 190ked like this for a loag time. Probably because I've been to college at art school, I've · bad the freedom to wear what I want and I've e)lperimented." Stranae as the dress may seem, a brief wn· v.enaUon proves there's more t.o the Lene - pronotmced Lay'nuh -Lovich mystique than appearances. The woman simply exudes an aur a ol other worldliness. FOR a.AMPLE, a query about her age elicits the information that she is 30, ploa a ctuJck addeDdum: "I'm really actually a IOt oj.der than that. I mean, I'm really about at least, ob, 5,000 yean or IO. : "Some people are older than otb8r people," ~ adds by way of explanation. • "It's not that I'm obseued by spooky things, which I t.binlt a lot ol people think I am," sbe says la~. "It's tust that I find that a lot ot things that aren't explained get fasdnat,i.pg." . Speaking of fascln•tlng, Misa Loflch's past a lso provides plenty of fodder for legend. She grew up in Detroit, but wbeb she was 13 her British mother lefl her father and took Lene and three siblings back to Yorkshire, England - thus her can't·quite·place-lt accent. , .. ,, ...... LOVICH -1l 'M AT LEAST 5,000 YEARS OLD• truncated her first and last names to come upwtt.b ber current name. PWlk ml.We bad errived udso had LeneLovelcb 'a time. Tbroufh the same disc j~key wbo dis· cqvered Dire Straits, she fot a record contract with Stilf, the same labe that launched New Wave st.an Elvis Coetello and Ian Drury. Stiff picked ·up immediately on her Eastern Euro- pean loots, mystical proclivities and Slavie- overtoned rock compositions: she wore 1930s garb on her first album jacket and gued hyp- notically at crystal balls. • 'e ¥8791er- • ff \Tl Hl\C:' * •11&1 ................. *'"" ••. * ··":=···· ... ... ...... 'hllle. Alie u, ....... .. ........ lletTU. e U• ...... IM rruetMe. a.- l est weellH• la 8•• Fraedtff. •••l•te ••ell•I• l•el•4ea: .................... , ... ..,. .. ... .., ..... trip• ... ••1· ftw .... t 11-. ... Ml Tra,rl tt" - Vo7ager I l'Mtl .._.,." • 11 \ll Jl1' • l \t 10-. (7 1 ') -'97 -2s:;9 •Ir-Mr ....... e°"""'"". "~. p,..... R_,....,. .. """U.~ NIJI~m I Ama,._ ---··--···· .. ·-·--·,.., "''•r-~ PLAYING--==·-·1!111 ffl!i&E> 011r t2 30 • 3 00 • ~ • • l:tO • lO:JO ''WITIY, ZANY, <JNINHIBITED Fart!" -Jeff C8S-Raclo IN ENGLAND, MISS Lovich met Les Chap· pelle, her longtime boyfriend, songwriting partner and guitarist. Al the lime, she wanted to be a sculptor. She went to art school, but "I 41idn 't get on very well there, so I made friends wjth people who were doing other activities." It worked in England. Now, with the release --ofhernewalbum, "Flex," MissLovicbis maJdng One of them got her a job playing sax· ophone in a theater group -after spendln& two weeks teaching her how to play the instrument. She had previously failed In efforts t.o learn. mtar aftd violin, but "for some reason, I bad aa mstant affinity with the saxophone." · She freely admits that she never bec&llle accomplished on sax. but biltin& herself as a girl saxophonist she played and sang in a suc· cession of hotel and club bands in England and the continent. She took other odd jobs, too - Oriental dancer , dubbing screams in French horror films. writing lyrics for a science.fiction disco album. She finally returned to Londo, having by now her first serious at.ab atthe U.S. ; IN A COLLEGE concert recently, sbe warbled in a near-operatic eoprano and Rune arms, braida, body and an elaborate fringed headdress around dramatically. She grabbed her saxophone, puffed her cheeks and played. She was flanked by her band, including Chapelle. whose bald head recalls Lex Luther of the old Superman comics. Miss Lovich doesn't deny that it's an odd· looking act. 'Tm very aware that many people are af· fected by vis ual appearances." she says earnestly, "but l have hope that people will h ave an open enough mind to listen to lhe music, because that's really what's important to me.". WAYNE ENTERS NEW .ARENA. • • PMMGlNT PCl\E PflESDl1'S A SDIEY 8EOOJtlWt Pm.C110N Ml1llmN llll lllDY MlD SN.11 KBJ..[RtMN OlnSftl'tO l.E[ BU MO PmJ llOIOZ #1tJ TOM SlllmOS AS Sf'M( "SOIW.. • MUSIC BY I.MD SOIAnN mtlCS BY IOltllM ~ SDIEDIUY 8Y <From Page Bt> spectacular location, with a studio that overlooks the Mediterranean. "BESIDES WORKING WITH the stars, there'll be the excitement ol fmding new acts that we'll pull from all over Euro~. everytbing from :Russ{an animal acts, Io FrencnDiib·wire performers. ••All.bough hosting such a show is a completely new area for me, I've found I can r,retty much do ~ything, providing it interests me. ' . Patrick Wayne is an interestl.Dg mix of the traditional that bis father symbolised. and the ciontemporary of wblcb bis age makes him a part. · AT ROME IN HOLLYWOOD be drives a pickup truck, and once a year ft.shes and bunts for six weeb from a log cabin, some 400 'miles north qt Vancouver. . But be admits he feels a strong drawing to the glltter of jet.setting-especially around Europe. '"Jbere are many attracUve things to see and do in the world," be says, the only one of Wayne's seven chlldreo to take up acting. "I want to enjoy tt all." -For three years Patrick bu been divorced from Mar1aret Hunt, with whom be bas two sons, 3 and 13, and a-daughter. 12. He sites ''irreconcllable differences'' for this, ~t bi.mes himself, add.in&: "I got int.o a situation 1 could not get out of. It waa my fault, 1 put myself ~re." . "I learned the importance of bein& lllOHUSns UIOWLD.M.S Pm.aDBYSOIYllB:IDllltiN professional, being on time, knowing what to do ~llYklPOtSQ A PNWIOllNTPCU£ ~ when you get there. liif~ ~e>-•-:;.-_.. ~ "Dad was always the first oo the set and, once llMWl IMAPL&D _._..,.. ~--- hJ committed himself to do something, be went .._ ~ c.a ..... '31-l~I .... "" 52H.22) through with it unW the end." a1 ••·-"'-' _. __ _.mu '-I Besides workin& with hls father on fllma. .,..._ 1111u1111-..-.m .-•miiiimlilirt Patrts-Ofteri acconrpanled blm across country oo_a... __ -_•_-.: __ OrlflOl....;;._-m.;;...;.~.;.....----... ----~ grueling promotional tours. "It was," recalls Patrick, "a very privlleeed posiUon for me. I was given a lot of attention. It was fun. "But at the same Ume, I saw bow tough It was, hitting 17 cities in 12 days. saying the same t.bings to,teporten over and over, and each time t.ryin& t.o make it fresh. ~ .. FREQUENTLY, BA.CK THEN, I became incensed at the way some people reacted to my father. They would say things and do things that made we want to punch them out. I was boxing at the time, and I figured I could easily do it too! I thought I was cock of the walk! "But then I realized that when people meet somebody like my dad, or anybody famous from movies, they are ln the awkward position of feeling they know the person, but lben bavtna to handle the fact the person does not know them. "So they bebaye in a way that ii not normal,. and frequently they co away feella1 uncomfortable and embarruled." Patrick, however, is plealed at bow the world reacted to the death of his fatber. "For tbe IDClllt. part," be says "it was aU very dignified." Modem Mystery Cat HOLLYWOOD CAP) -Wllliam Hort, Sigoumey Weaver, Cbr:lst.opher Plummer , Irene Worth and James Wood star ln "The Janitor Doesn't Dance," a conten'lporary my1tery now filming in New York. Peter Yates la d.lrectiDI from a ICreell~Y by Steven Telich. They're the aame team wbo won nominations for AcWemy A.wards for "BreaJdnl Away." Fand Ruling As• singer, he's• klllcr. As • lover, he's a killer. As • ldller, he's a kwcty singer. ~ ----._ C.-C..wt-4'41 ~ ......... .-0. S...C-*$1SIC ·---.....-w..-w • <• 56•-W --. ... w.ol40 _,._._. & __ ,_..... I • P't . -------i.t•• CENTER HAUOe Af AOAMS.COSTA~ ...U'tl:IDECIMTB tH.,..141 edwanls WOODBRIDGE M•lt.u.cA ... WY AT 551-0655 WOOC>MllOG« Ca•Tl• edwards FOUNTAIN VAWY l900ICNUHT AT ..... fllOUMr ..... 'IA.I.UT • ... .... ---.,. -- A'" yeart a~e read· Tbere are two Important to cbedt track recorda oe other lD1 a buat-.. ty col· bas~. M addl, two t.blnp pee>: offertnp. · Dre aming Of a Small umn mllbt bave t pt evert· l>le are buyla1: a name and Keupl.Q'I tbe Jaw requJna tbe oae wu buly trancbl•IAI wr-lralnlna. proepectw be ta the proet*t'• Jy everythlna. If tbOee are missing or weak, hands at leut 10 days before the Reatauranta, retail shops, beware. · salesmen come around. Take mall order operation• -all He 1u11ests the following that eoolinj-off Ume to vi.alt wltb were beint ottered to tboee wtt.b 1tei>t to anyone looking at an of. an attorney and accountant, be moae1 and a desire tor a bual· fering: 1u11esta. Dal ol tbefr own. .. l'IND OUT whether the PLENTY OF people have bl WEIL. nANaDSING lal't name means anything lo the life aavi.ngs by t.ruatiq a ilad- BushleM? -Beware! u viaible u It Uled to be, lD part area where you'll do buaineaa." bander; Many people were stuck became many opeTationa quick· If It doem't, a drawn-out startup recently in a gold futures otter· ly weat oat ol busineu -tUinl period may be required, and inl after the owner skipped. All aloeg tbe lite savtnp of t.boee that's costly. that waa left was an empty of· wbo clreaa;ied of aucceaa and Second, check with others who flee. didn't rud the small print iD hold the fraocbise: Does the pro-Even in legltimate franchise contracts. mot.er live up to promises'! Will deals there are elements of rt.at. Erwin J . Keup, a Newport It COit more than stated to open For example, Keup says, the Beach attorney and franchise lbe doors! Does the francbilor franchisor ~nd franchisee may Most people only want to hear the good side of franchise deals, says attorney Erwin Keup, that's why they get stung. speclallst, says tbat la sUll the provide plenty or training be working at odds. with the trouble with many wbo come to toward your success. or are you owner thinking "Gee, 1 made bill) ror acMce. going to be on your own? this guy rich and he wants "T"'-oo1 more." ucY Y want to bear the lf you really want to know ·~-~ooct nart• " •a K 1__.-ad wn:: The best deals come when o _...... g ya eup, •a.un.c pitfalla,..Keup suggests. talk to a of checking into lbe cootract, ~to '"'-~ all th botb parties realize they are promoters or even the basic coo· com.-.. r -LIJlCY .now e working together; the success of cept. dirt. one helps the other. · He also says there are dil· KEUP SAYS people should A NEW IAW requires supply· ferences in how caab is col· look over coatracts that often ing potential investors with a lected. contain clauses rendering In· prospectus de tailing cash, If the franchisee takes In the valid all verbal promiaes made financing requirements and money, the francb.laor may be before the dotted line Is flJ.led io. other aspects ol the business, in-squeaed if not performing Up to The attorney also counsels cludin& the promoter 's back-snuff. those who want to offer busi· ground. nesses, and uys some haven't It is a eood idea to h.Dd out oa, THE franchisor may col· even cone so far as t0 copyright whether the promoter has gone lect payments, providing a polic- buam -~ bank!l11?1.9.ver aiu.u.U'a~~bl.J~L--.:.:'Se~. UtllilWUi.:u&.~ll6lii..a...M---"' Furniture Encourages Productivity Boost Small Claims Court judges can provide Office FirDI Settlillg 1n· By THOM LECOQ Of .. ~ f'llM SUff "ERGONOMICS: The study o/ the prob· rem. o/ ~ bl adjuating to their environ· m.nl; e~. tM ~ that attka to adapt work or aoorting conditions to auit the WOf'lter." -Webater's New World j DidiotlarJI. . .. &reonomics ls a ,,,.ord you're going to ... ar more often," says Percy 8-lller. intefllatioaal systems conaul- / UIM at HaJJer ~ms lDc. '1 Jntne of. fiee . TllB SWIM-MIJBI,. ftrm produces of. fice furnishinp, bu\ a visit to their Pacific Design Center display in Los An1elea makes it cleaf they have abandoned conventional ideaA about desks. mes ana other equipment. Desks, fales and shelves tn the booth are almost spartan, constructed of rods and panels. bul they also produce a feel· ing of organization. That's ooe of the big ideas behind it. says Hendler. There's a place for every piece of paper, every invoice and all the reference' material used at each work station, hence less productivity-c utting clutter. opened s howrooms and licensed manufacturing in 20 countries, mainly in Eu.rope, but also in developing countnes. Opening in Orange County last year was seen as · the first move ioto an anticipated $50 million U.S. market. California alone, says Scharer. is large enough to produce sales compara . bJe to those for Germany, aomethin1 near $7 million. 9CllOD BEUEYSS the move to Orance CoaraU •u wi~ eltlq lta epen._ to_,. klllas 1ll!ld" llelp 1D a9(,. Ung ftaner'S""ergonomte tdeas across. .-~ -•.: . ... ~ . ORANGE COUNTY ··B.USINESS I ' .~ .:01 -The '.Week. i ... ;,. ~.4 .•. ~,._~1.r1,_., ....... •"'~~:_ii And. adds Hendler, "maybe we're here at a Sood time, during a recession business 1s looking to be more pro· ductive." BUT MAKING THE system increase Offices are one area of business production requires more than merely where productivity bas decreased in the replacing an exisline office's furniture last few decades. with modular duplicates. "And I don't believe we can continue Paul Scharer, Swiss president or the to afford a growing white collar internatiooal company, explains that workforce." Hendler says. Hallerpeoplestudywo~kinofficestobe How c an a company s ired in re-equipped, .U quesUODs about ~bat tradltion·bound Switzerland hope to wguld impro'(L.comidltioa.s aruLJ.i.lt.en_ compete against hundreds of-other U.S. ~Josely for ego-rela~ reasons for bav-office equipment makers? 1ng a dozen filng cabmets where a few migbt do. . . . 11X PRODUCING products suitable ManaJiera P,r0v1de their own ideas for ""W,hat will soon be universal: the about. bow arranging furniture could paperless office. help move paper faster. . Computers, terminals and in· Finally, sats Scharer as he pulls formation systems of all types will plastic models from a briefcase, a gradually replace rocords presently scaled-down layout ls assembled, show· kept on paper, Schare r says. But ing number of units and location. Europe is much farther along with that WREN CVS'l'OMERS agree on the ar· rangement an order is placed, often with spare parts sent to maintenance people so adjGltmenta can be made. Hendler &aJ& the system, designed a decade ago, ia ltlll tbe only modular ar· rang'emeot of lta kind on the market. During thole 10 years, Haller bas conversion than America. "Tbllt 's strange," s ays Hendler. "beCause all the computer technology comet from here." Part of Haller's getting down to baslca la its desk chair, which bas a monble, lockiq backl'est that adjusts to the spine, plus a aboclt absorber in the main support so when people plop themselves down the absorber gives. not the worker's back. BENDLER SAYS rigid chairs ac· count for tbe backaches of millions or workers and that easing the problem makes it possible for employees to pro- duce more. Scharer says the company plans to expand to five western states durinl the next year. He adda that Haller bu made it a praettce 1D license manuf.cture ol com-~?'r<;a1 m:~ := ! ~MIMi...ed'"' beJ-e). It allows for find.inc lowest cost. and Civea an advantage when ~ ap- proval of man.etlng in fore1gn I . LICENSING MEANS jobs in countries where unemployment ls higb. Govemmerfts unwilling to allow a com-ple~ely foreign-produced line's sales are happr to have added jobs and sometimes cut red tape for Haller. That is a notion American export.ing firms haven't accepted, Scharer says, and the result is frequent denial of im- port permits. Only Switzerland manufactures the whole line. Scharer says. In other markets some parts are made locally: others are shjpped in bulk. "But it's all so compact that shipping charges are moderate," he adds. HENDLER SAVS many competitive systems provide beautiful private spaces for workers, but be adds that more than 70 percent or workers require s upervision, only 30 percent are pro- ductive wilhou( a watcliliil eye. Putting in or leaving out panels can open or enclose a worker's space as needed, and openings can be used to pass work from one station to the next. Hanging file drawers can be reversed so one thickness or cabinet can serve two people -another way of keeping storage lo a minimum so work doesn't get stalled in a drawer. AND, SAYS Hendler, there's one more thing: American offices will soon have to adapt to metric siies. Moving a rew dividers 1n plastic or· ganizers supplied by Haller will do the trick, be says; the firm is all set fOI" the time when the old 8~xll become. the new 212x27S millimeter sheet ol typing paper. fa ir settlements in cases involvmg less than $750-somettmes even more -without rMe•r high legal fees. Fast J1istice Puts End to Legal Fray By PAT DUNN 01-.0M1,.-.1e11_ Attorney Gilbert A. Thomas beheves Small Claims Court sbouJd continue the "people's court" tradi· tion established by England's Small Debts Court in 1605 "Unfortunately, it's anything else but, since business. corporat.aoos or government agencies utili.z.e 80 per- cent ot tJu.s court's lJme to get Judg- rn.en t s.," the. .Lormec Harb~r Municipal Court small claims Judge told 88 people at~nding a recent Orange Coast College Small Claims Court seminar. THOMAS BAS BEEN a prllcllcin.g attorney in Orange County tor 17 years. He spee1ali%es in civil law, pa- tents. trademarks, copynghts. and 1ntemallonaJ law, as well as teaching classes in management and real estate law at county community col· leges. Drawing on his own experience as a small claims judge, Thomas em· pbaslzed the slmple procedures and practiciality ol using this court to set- tle minor disputes Involving claims up to ff50. "You people have the real life pro- tilems," be said. "/U a judge, I've beard cases concerning caJ"Pet dis- coloration, stolen bicycles, contract disputes. medical claims for bodily injuries -and even one where the plainWf wanted a bad paint job on Ills motorcycle redone by the defen· dant. He brought the motorcycle into court. to emphasize bis point!" THOMAS SAID TBA T even 1f a claim involves more than $750, con- sumers should remember that a Superior Court case means hiring an attorney and poalbly beinl awarded lesa than tbe amount requested. .. Small Claims Court ls IW1 a rood deal eYeO if an actual claim must be reduced. FUiD1 la • almple procedure and eourt derb ate lJLatructed to be belpful even t.boaCb they may not of· fer lelal advice. Written instnat&na and t'Jq)lanaUom of t.be court pro- cedure are avalll.ble at any small Clalma Court," he told the catbertq. "You can apeet to set justice wttbin one month aa oppoeed to a= two or three ,.., delay in r Court. Thomas lald tt•1 very l.eportant to ._die "rtOt penoa" ln clalmt In· •olYlq a 1"111HN. "Don't mae a ftnD '• ..-tor repre1entadft. Sue a prladpal · ti tbe compaa,.. You cu ..... .,... ot tbe penoD In • cot- ..... wbo .. •utbciriRd to NC:eift MlfltaUou fll. lnlult bJ ~tlnetO tM 8eenWJ ot 9tat. or bJ ~--------8!\'te~~=•~ or "And. be s ure to mate a c:Je. mand for payment, preferably by ('ertifled mail (return r eceipt re· ' quested) before filing suit. When considering a suJt against an individual, Thomas strongly advised cbeclnng out the potential defen- dant's assets befqre filing court .. ment may be good for five to 10 years, ll the defendant doesn't have any money or assets which you can locate. your judgment is good for wallpaper -and that ·s all." Thomas suggests "in person .. service of court papers by a marshal or any person 18 years old who is not a party to the court action. Proof of service, a declaration signed by ~e defendant, must be presented to the clerk before the trial date. ALTBOVGH EACH Small Cl~s Court suit must deal with one specllic claim, 'Da>mas explained that claim spl1ttin& may be possible in soine cases. He gave ao example of bow three separate suits filed against one company can result in total possible claims of n>ore than $2,000. In the suit cited, one plalnUff filed separate claims against one defen-1 dant mvolvina equipment inltalla· tion, maintenance and eventual necessity ot moving the equipment to a different location. Three separate Judgment.a and settlements were re- ached 1n this Instance. Thomas praised tbe Nolo Preu book, "Everybody's Guide to Small Claims Court," by Ralph Wamer .. ''Thia boot ls very helpful and it .... plalm some ol the leaser known wa,,a of handllq Small Claima Court auka, IJlcludina who and bow to a&ae ud what to do once you ~ve J'OW'. J-.. ment.'' . ' .. D , • • . _ · ... D •· ~_.:_ _ Oro¥. Gaea After Regulators _ i'ep1 u;m:g a .L'-IJJO • ... thlnk you ••mo.t b•v• to be. and recommend t.o. ... can .tt. • la~.,« ~Uet• to be Jn bultneea tbe prGpOled le,UlaUon." • DOW~. Nl4 Warna Ou .. IW. 17 llAllTIN llAMN'S , Dua SUPUllAU&T a>PPaR -rt ',•la Mcominl mo.-. COCDIDGa to ... bona ud " C&lal ca ~ aWftl wltb ...,.., t • price i-. PMtad over UM orictuJ -.. ; • .. 1'NIJ mat• .. r..t cbtated beta\llM I'm ' coa'fiDeed that \M ortfiaal prtc. refletta .. , •bat tM at.on paid IOI' lb. Item. 1 1tronaly • believe Lbat price ln~,..... lboWd OClly bl applied to .,.., mercbandlM. 'nUJ pracUce , .. ma to be 1preadln1. Wb1t can canaumera do about llf CW 8. DEAR C.W.B. -Aa lnnallon at Ute ,, checkout counter beets up. man)' aupermarteta are tempted to tncre ... I.be prleea ot mercbandtae already on tbelr shelves. Auumln1 the oriftnal price propertY renecta the C09l of the IDettUbdlse to tM store. um prad.tce lln't fair. Became the price increue ii oft.ea obvioul to the shopper. the praactlce la alto atronsty reHOted. . • Several weet.. aio. a ttore in my area . • repriced a subet.anUal number of tbe pro- .• • ·. ducU on IU aheJve.. r felt muci like you after ... ~ ujseeinf the remal.na ot tom-off price labela 1•.,• and price marki.np over price marttnaa. ... : • So. I told the store mana1er that bis ef· •, ,., fot'U to make those extra pennies of profit , •bad coat him a eaod customer. It m1y b1ve 1 J-cost· bim 1JlOl'e 1ban one cust.o10er atnce I ~ •~GSentioned the matter to aeveral oUMr lbop· • · .pers. ,,_ _ 1 also mentioned th~ incldent to 1. ';managers at other superuftlrkets where I • . .,. sbop. So far the repricing disease bu not •"• 1spread to tbole stores. " f· • ' I ~ 1.1r1• tea.sen '° toUow Ua1I u · ampi. U r-.priclaC atrlltca tMlr Uffl. D&AR lTPl!!RllARKST SHOPPER - .. , bH~)' abopplft& da.JI &r• OvtT •• , dHl.l*J' &nd aw.at '°" an marrMd my HCODd eoa la away ln coU•t• and my youqeet t0n will jo!n blm tlMN Mxt s.p. tember. t'or ,..uou that I wo1rt eo lato. I have been utremely Jlepreued and Wll.Dtereated \.o moet ~~ Hveral yean. But I atart· ed ~ and havt made u eflort to follow~ ayatem. Look.ln1 after my tncre .. inl saviq.s iJ maklnM my.mtnd more alert. I feel a lot better. My children are 1lad for this dlverslon -even thouah tbe care packages J send them are cnlas- ln1 die proof a ot purchase. Tb.ll letter llll 't meaot to tell you of my problems but Just to let you know that tor some people there is more to all of tbla than Juat al\'ini money. Betty. DEAR BETTY -Couponina and refund· Int are much like any other putlme, bobby or sport. lniUally, there la a leamiol pb.ue when you must wort dilJgenUy. The rewards may seem bard to achieve at tlrst. But for determined shoppers with a real desire to save money, the refunds start arriving more regularly and the savings be tin to build. For most of them, couponing and refund ing become more than just a matter of dollars and cents. These activities become a unique source of enjoyment and personal ac com plishment. ---..-.----~------~----~---------------· I rs11111111 .._.,... P'rMllctt .• ....( CUP 91A 9111 file eM "99P It wtltl 1\fftllar utlMltf COUPOftl -_, ... refllft<I of .... ""lllt -.-... <~.for .......... ICM'! colle<tlftt -...... ""°" of 11Utt'--...., ............. tile ~ ....... "'""' at --'1Wt. lfl ,.......,.,, etlCI ............ Md wl\•I\ trM\ft9 wlttl lrleML Oftert .,. ...-+e<t to ma11111~· OMV~ l..,,IU .,_ loC.i 1-., Al-- low tO-slorecelWN<lt..-, ,.;::;,~~.!; ~:;.~~=i ~=-~::;, Dli\ter IMC.._. al CJl<kff 01~• ..,._ utM ... ptu\ '""end CMnel lrom .,.y c,erton of <lteletlff Eq>lr .. 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Soetl• C.il~:~, refund ... ..., IN .. qulr•ct refv<td form plul U"lvertal Proctuct (OO• 1ymbol1 ll'OM 1 ...... f"-• P«~999• Of llt" L RallOft Sc>etlal ~"-~ Alf9 J, '"°· ~ICHTY DOG Ht• Varlfflo R•c."' t lf.011 covpen s...ct IM r-4f9cl ref-1011" pl"\ •-com P4•1• latiets ''°"' MtQlllY Dov Li .... , """ ~-o ...... , plu\ two <-'et• latlel\ trom M IQlll• Do<) Turlt .. tnO ~111111, 01,,,.... E•plres Jyne JO, 1'90 Q llVE~ Ne• F1e ... r1 ~e<••ve • t1 ott '"""°" s..no '"~ ••cwtr..i refund l0tm Ofllt OM cOtl'P••i. 1aoe1 ''""" • l.tvn l.lwr end 8..con 01,,...., DlW c0Mi>'l91t ••tw• fro"' •Lows F1111 -L,,.., F .. 11 ""° o..e ce>mPltl• lebel ltO"l'l .. U,,.1 Well_,.,. -Eapore• 0tr< JI 1'80 ----------------------------------------J By MILTON MOSKOWITZ • · Jf you're on a lot of mailing lists, you've ably re~ived, at one lime or another, a pitch ... gn up for a life or health Insurance policy thas a ll the time lt's a cheap way oC buying insurance. Whitman says whenever he explains his motives to salespersons, they arc shocked. Amoog the companies solicitine such business "Thls in turn astonishes me." he say~. "My motive in accepting the offer s ho uld be understandable enough : it as greed. Since greed 1s precisely what the discount offer was carerully by_ mail ("no physical exam required." "no • ~sman will call") are Old American Life : JDJurance of Kansas Cit.y, NaUooal Home Life of ,, :V.Uey Forge, Union FidelltJ of Penuylvania and ; iclans Mutual of Omaha. the astonishment?.. r. designed to arouse, why ~ ·.~ ~ Money ~·'l'ak'e it from Digby Whitman, if you are g for a great bargain, you Jbould take them ·M11111a1110 the iJlitial invitation -and then forget about tman knows wbt1'91f tae speaks. Now ed, he was for man1 rear• director of AT THE END OF bis little essay Whitman woodered whether b is Tree " o munlcatlons for a Wisconsin insurance ~pany. Employen of Wausau.. disclosure would get him knocked off malllD1 U.ts. "I doubt it," be concluded. "Maverick.a are invisible to computers. I think I will keep oo getting these offers. 1 know 1 will keep rl&bt on accepting them." WBJIMAN BX~-outa-of--WeU, the klc-ktt~story i.s that Martin this business recently in a short article he wrote Baler. marketing vice president of Old American for a Chicago publication, The K.1an Report. Insurance, saw Whitman's commentary and wrote • •,. ..Ue bad just applied for a ''Sen.lor Aecldent" to him to say that the human bein1s at Old • Polley offered by Old American luurance. Tbe American who program the computer would be :«.,. wu this: get the flnt 90 days coverage glad to rub his name off their malling lists (which :-.,ly by sending back a dlme. (This actually of course is not what Whitman wants). Baier also ;~out to (our months coverage, countin1 the told Whitman: ; ~e periOd. > "YOU' BE NOT ALONE an your phalosopby : . 'The regular premium for this policy is $6.85 toward we who merchandise. About one·third of • efity three months. But of course Whitman never those who send us just a dime don't continue. We are ~to continue the policy. He just wants that gratefultothosewhodo." · Mt: months coverage ror 10 cents. He lpores all In short, Whitman is not the only one ta.king the computer-directed reminders that come bis advantage or these cheap offers. One out of three •&1. and then, when a human being finally calls to does not continue. Or. as Whitman points out: aak why he hasn't paid his regular premium, be "This means that the other two-thirds are paying baok.ly informs that person that be never intended the cost of all losses incurred by the free riders . to pay it. Could General Motors afford to give away one • All be wanted, in other words, was that initial Cadillac in order to sell two more?" •coverage, lo t.bb case four mooths of protection No, but that's the automobile bu.sineM, not the : <worth S8 normally) for 10 cents. Whitman does insurance business. . .. . ... , Fro• Page Cl l>REAMING OF A SMALL BUSINESS • • • • . . : lri. whip for those, wbo don't · i the customer. : : bave advanta1es and db· : 1nt1res for each aide ol the ; tioo. ; ; eware of any off erlnt to f\il:ln a partnership. the attorney ca9Uons; d.laaireementl later ~· wind up ID an expensive • c•urt cue. "Even honest : ~hips end up not Uvfni ~ ~~. 'be wams, .. Real con : lllUitta don't have 1Ucked·down : batJ. I've met all kinda and atill : .fooled. One th.iq few people look o is a way out. Check the coalract for valid reasom for withdraw· lot and bow much money will be returned. Check to aee that monthly fees for advertisin1 and other aervlcea won't exceed the ex· peeled profit. AS WITH ANY busineu, check the market: Wlll it 1row or shrink? Will people pay the price .YOU must cbarte7 WW de- mand remal.D hlah for five or more years, ind what kind or competlUOo do you face? toOktna f~r down the road. Keup uu, "Will you be ab.M to tell the bull!\ .. ooce you've made tt pvwf Will you be able to leave It aa part of your .. tate?" Ptrbapt tbe mo.t lmponut eonatderaUoD 11 what doel U.. francldM on ... .Jlaat JOU coqlcba\ do younelff Wfedd )'OU M ablil •• # to go it alone ju.st as well? Keup believes franchises are Ideal for those wbo want their own buslnesl, but bave llt.Ue u - perience in nmniDC one. AND, BE ADDS Uley are a great way to rapldb expand • business that'• boomlQ. <ff••• written a bow·to plde ·ror )Mith francblsora and francb11H1, avallabletbrou&hhilolllce . > But a flnal atory providea a warnlnt for tboae who buy without cbeckln•: ·'I bad a client wbo boulbt $10,000 worth of fertlllser. When tt wae delivered, be decided to teat 't on bll lawn ... lt didn't work. Ke wu a\uek. He could have sold ltto eomeoneea., bat wu too mutbol a ........._toclotbat, eo be •te the '10,0l>O lou •ocl dunaped it." 1 Bt Thom IMoq aw. eoww vtrtu&lly all a.pecta ot OAaDINU MTI A lot"' lm:all e'ftr)' tnterprlte and covtnuntat bu1lne11ea belon• to l•cl•1tr1 p.,.t:woft no. coata some $1,210 a aa1oclaUon11 that reprHeDt tb• ye•r f« Ndt uu1J hmin•. 'eneral industry. Other ll'CMQl9 do ntnllve lobbylq for emall hul•M11 OA&DINEa KNOWS a kit about in 1eneraJ. tbe problems ol a.nu empjoytq leu But BEST wlll limit itleU to thaD JO ~ 1D fact. tbe ftnn be PnMdinc infonnaUon for now. worb for I a tltrt'fiM mubt by lludl ol lt wW come in a IDCMltbl,y off erlnt and admtallt.erta1 bealtlt ,,...i.uer coatatnln• Rorie1 about aDdotberinsurancetothem. 1mall·bualne11 marketta1 efforte GardJaer bead• markeUn1 for that won and deta1ll of recuJatlom n-efldal Em..._. &ecurt*"' Trwt lD lel1al.alive boppen. ~ ..-iees v Each quarter a aurvey ol laaee <BEST). wblcb offers and most im__. ..... to mem---....... ...._ admlnisten e:r<>UP tnaurance policies .,.,. ...... .,_. wua -to tlo)' businesses that otherwise taken with result1 funneled to wouldn't qualify. leglslat.ors or lobby iroupe. It's been at It for 10 years and serves m«e than 35.000 companies. A G&OUP OP 35,000 votaw will have some clout. •u•teated FOR WU.. FIRMS w.,.,..,. Gardiner o uatNG ·THOSE years many Gardiner. es~lally wlt.b oftlctall clients have uked queatiooa about now ta.ld.nc a more poaltive Tiew ol rules that affect them, and Gardiner small bmineu'a role lD tbe eecnomy. --------- said It caused BEST to decide tt bad At aome point, be added, tbe aJ>Otber opportunity. only lb.ia lime to association will probably join otber belp with government reaulaUon trade aasociaUona In • lobbyln1 effort ii a particularly oaeroua rule la c~':.it do so through a oew group, the P~there wUJ be a few baJi11 BEST Employers Association, which tossed: memben will find a apace to will also accept non·clicnts with aaUff write in t.beir nomm.lioa for tbe of 10 to answer questions about new_ Rook of the Month, a jab at and proposed rutes q ueslionable 1overnmenl spendin1 "A trucker 10 Idaho may be modeled after Sen. William worried about a bill to regulate the Proxmare's Golden Fleece Award shipment of potatoes. We'll do tbe For information, contact Gardiner research and answer his quesllons. at ~9-5100 DOM .... S~IL NEWPORT VO'fl FOil WILLIAMS Tax-tllne Helper Qd~atedBuy $50.000 to $500,000 INCOME PROPERTYS&XJND8 WASHINGTON CAP I -IC you're sull putung it off. there is n't much lime left before tax day • If you are cons1dermg a calculator to do your HMO. the National Council of Better Bualneas Bureaus urges you J.pve the m atter some thought WiU a hand held or desk top model bettt'r suit your needs" Occasional home user'> prefer the: le~ expensive hand·held models. often ~mall enough to be earned in a pockot or eve-n tn your wallet Some of the morr !>Oph.astkated model'i mav ' offer up lo 20 hll{her math functions such as I memory. noating decimal. square root ke)' over no" . round off and zero suppression If you use them. tht>se extra runct1ons can ~ a ' big help. but remember. tht'y add to the co.st of the machine. Try the caJcuJator out. Are tbe keys com-fortably spaced and large enough to be tapped ooly one at a time? Are there bau.eries wbkh have to be replaced regularly, .or b there a &oacer-Ule re.i:bar-gable batte ry! And some mode1a have an adapt.or allowing them to be pluaed1..nto a wall socket. Finally, can you read the numbers easily in broad daylight and at an angle, does the calculator have a warranty and are the instructions clear" • ···"-· o.ty ,...._.., ···--• Cn•••r<YI ........ 0.1 . . .,....,, __ .._ .. .. . .......,,h ... . •6-6etoJ.,_. ·~c.ut-- • f .r (714) 750..1515 &'4111C.AN HOWE: MORTGAGE ~ ~ ,..,...,flt n C,..,,,.,, °''"t' c ... .q .. P1a1• '"' .. P0<1 ftea<.n. C..n•ON><l 926ti0 Talk is Cheap. T It's easy to proclaim "the lowest prices in town" on television or radio. But advertisers who mean what they say commit their price pledges to print in newspaper ads. For bargains you can believe in, rely on the DAILY PILOT 642-4321 Ho"' D~• Gain• Taz Work? DEAR BOB: Please explain how the capital gain tax works. I plan to sell some rural land J bought for $62,500. ll should sell for at least $100,000. I've owned the land about three years. How will my $37 ,500 profit be taxed? Ginger H. DEAR GINGER : Since you've owned the property over lZ months, lt qualifies for long-term capital gain tazatioa. Tbat means only 41 percent of your S37,sot profit is taxable. The other 61 percent ls tax.free. Tbe Jll, ... wblch ls taxable will be taxed along with your other ordlaary income. such as Job salary. The remaJalag $2%,SM ls antned. Aa a percentage ol yoar total profit, depending oa you lacome tax bracket, your long term capital galo tu rate wUJ be 7 c.o is •• perua&. 'YHr taa adYIMr caa .. ,aala barU.. ............ l'ftlm.t.1 DEAR 808: Can I pus •le • Up to rHI ..ut. apntt about bo'lff to U.Un11? We ~nlly tried to HU our me alOM without Ml' •letl At OU1' Sunda.y open bou.ae I l\IC• ..... pollttlt .topped by to lntroduc• • hhn.,11. H• 11ve m bla card and ottered to htlp me with the peperwork, without an.y aaJ" tommlulon wben a buyer e•presffd intere1t ln th• bouae. I dld ao and the a1ent couldn't have ~en more helpful even t.boup he waa earnlna ootbln1. But my buyer couldn't qualify for a mort1aae. So I decided to Utt m,y home with the •sent wbo bad been ao helptul Wlthln two weeks be brought me a qualtlled buyer. Now that the sale ls cloeed J wt1h l bad listed wltb the agent earlier and nved all tb1t Ume Kingsley K. DEAR KINGSLEY : Thall yoa for •llarbl• your lood upertence. I cotlda't laave explalaecl beUer Utu yoa did wily It paya lo lbt property wiUt a good real uta&e •I.fat rather tlaan trying to sell wtthoat profealooal belp. St-ro•d tforf9a9~ ttld• Sal~ DEAR BOB : Our home ls listed for sale. The agent tells us homes are not selling very fast here due to buyer resistance to high interest rat.es. She s uggests we carry back a second mortgage at only 10 percent interest to make our home attractive lo buyers. What do you think of this idea ? Jose M. DEAR JOSE: It's a good saggestton. Seller financing often makes a sale whereas sellen who bold out for aU casb ,.,.,,forever. Whtie the It percent lnterest rate may "' not e:sclte you, II you get your home sold for a good pric~. a s afe second mortgage investment at 10 percent interest really isn't so bad. Many sellers, wbo want top dollar for their property, offer attractive low lalerest rate financing. The ceaaoa ls profits are tned u loag·term capital galas whereas interest IDeome ls tned as ordlaary lfteme. Your tax adviser can explal.o the tax angles fartber. · ' . .. . DEAR 808: I tblnk I already know the 1n1wer, but are Federal Houaint Authority home loan proca1to1 feet tu dechactJble for buy•rtT Vivian M. DEAR VIVIAN : No. Yoa•n rtP&. FHA Hd Ve&erau AdmlalatraU. loaa proeest1a1 feet paid by bome b•1•r1 ire ••t tu de4•dtMe. C'o••isdon Rat~ N~tla•/~ DEAR BOB: Pleue tell me what commission rate J should pay to sell my home. Friend.a have told me I'll have to pay anywhere from s to 10 percent of the sales pnce. Marty S. DEAR MARTY : Real estate sales com mlaaioas are falJy 11e1otJable between seller alMI agent. In moat commlllllties, u.e aalea eommluk>e rate for bomes LI I or 7 pereeat ol u.e 1ros1 aales prtc-e. Slit yoa wlll fimd a few firms cllarp.g 4 or s per«et. DHaUy f0t ttdaced aenltta. 111ere are also a few flnns cllar1ln1 more tban 7 percent, uaaJly for H:tra senlces. C.0.SaJt at teHt lllree actJn local reaJty broilers for their U.U.1 pretentatiou before you dttlde -ltlcll bn*er wtll get your llsUag. .'tU~nt on •'~df!"ral IAHl1t11 DEAR BOB· You don't say much about VA and FHA home loans. Where can I find out if I qualify for one·• Gerry T. DEAR GERRY : Talk to your lout VA·FHA approved IHder such as a bu.k, savings ~iattoa, or mortgage broker. The reason I don't pasll VA and FHA home loans is tber~ are so many problems with them that I don't want c.o get buyers and sellers Hdted about their few benefits. When you taJll C.O a mortgage loan officer about FHA and VA home loans, ask bim to compare pros and coos wttb coaveaUoaal loans. Send real e!tOle q~&tlOf\3 to R.oberl J Bru.u P 0 . &I 6710, San Francuco. C4 94101 --• ~. ~P<•I e. 100> RALEIGH. N.C. - Government re1ulaUon and lnt.erf erence in the marketplace la a m-1or cause ot U.S. in.ftatfon and ou1bt to be held accountable. Tht1 wa s th e a11easment of Bank of America Prealdent A.W. Clauen duri.na a recent address on regulatory reform. THE SI• billion direct cost ol complying with government regulations in 1980 "will exceed what busineu invests in factories. offices and ot h e r productive facalilies." Clausen said. Clausen was critical of the "heavy hand" of government as a cause or today's 20 percent innation. "Whil e t h e Admini s tratio n h as taken s ome m o r e no t e worthy s t eps r ecently, government leaders are sUll telling us to take two aspirins. drink plenty of fluids. and call them after the election "WHILE UP service 1s paid to the health of th e econo m y . everywhere government and it s va r ious regulatory a r m s are 1 nterfer1ng w ith the m ~c han1 s ms o f the marketplace. whi ch offer by fa r the most "' department store. 1as nump, and t bank." • 1 P e o p l e n e e6's measures by which f! J udi e wbet b r re1ulatlon1 a accompllabln« the t objectives at costs th t are commenaurate wi the beneflta. 1be prtc b1Ve to be added to menu. and we need ~ see them be fo re we order ." LEGISLATORS arid regulators . he continued, s hould be r e quired t o d e fine proble ms they are trying to correct and slate the potential cost.a of their solutions. H e cited three advantages of such an a ppro ach : exa~t s l at.e m en t of t b:e problem would foster goal-oriented solution•: goal-oriented regulation would generate more cost·e ffectlve solutions through private.sector innovatio ns ; public a w a r e ne ss o r a r egulation's proJected cost s "wo uld make p o I 1 t i c i 'L.n s a n d bur eaucrats more sensitive to their effects on the econo my a nd con s tituent 's· p oc ~ etbooks " Today. Clausen added, "you can tell the players not by their red coats but by their red tape " e rr1 c1en t m t:a ns o f---------- Fro• Page CI C' Orr e ct 1 n g the imba lances o r o ur economy " .. .., ___ _ SMALL CLAIMS COURT OFFERS ~OW-COST JUSTICE • • • The pubhc . Clausen BE GOOD • said. needs to examine to 1. what reguJall~ re1lly J.OURSELF . costa and to antroduce T • • : physical evidence or written docu· m ents." Thomas said. "The judge wants to hear enough. but not too much. "He is not interested in embeWsb· m 4'Dta or flowery sp eeches Stay ~ .. m md prepare an oatliae o( 7°'11' ...... ti )'Oii feel nerv°"' 'be J .... *c>uld much r ather have you read from a paper than waste the court's timt> by not. knowing bow to present your case Remember that a judge may have 36 or 40 cases scheduled for one day" IF THE COURT allows your claim, Thomas said it's important to re· quest payment from the defendant immediately If this is r efused, t he clerk, at your request and for a fee. will issue -papers necessary to levy on the defendant's assets such as a bank account, wages or other' income or property. For an additional fee, the she'rHf. marsha l or constable wall levy on the defendant's assets if you can furnish a description and loca lion of the assets Thomas alsr covered other area~ of confusion In the case or a "lemon" used car , there'is no recourse through this court if it was bought "as is." But when a contract or purchase agree. meqt seems to have been violated, lb~ plaintiff can request repaln oo tbe. car as well as rental car cost.a. If It can be proven tbat a rental car wu • Dlceulty In cases involving dry cleaners. Thomas said the cleaner is held respons1bl.. for loss or damage in most instances Parking lot car damage also can be brought before Small Claims Court if the da mage was noticed at the lot. reported to the proper person and a demand for re '>air was made at that lime THOMAS SAJD there is a one-year statute of limitations on an oral con- tract: four years on written con tracts. and two years or property damage If you s ue a governmental a gency. you must file a claim with the agency itself 60 days before you sue in court. Personal injury claims have a one-year limit. IN &ESPONSE to11everal ~ oa tbe~. ~ es_plaiDed that. Ueeued eoatnetoa are f'MllOP'aNe for vtstble building defects for nve years and that liability exists years for bidden defects. In new home defect tases, he advises suing the builder first if warranty repairs are not made. Thomas emphasized that a Small Clai ms Court judgment is good wherever a defendant lives or a cor· porate defendant conducts business In cases where the defendant is Li\· ing out -Of.state. you must sen e the papers in that state . In most other cases. such as a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Mear Market. H B -Stained Glass.NB - Figure Salon. F V -Coffee Stloos S A - -0,.cle Parts. C M -Restaurants. N B - OTHER LARGE & SMALL NEWPORT BAY R.E. INVESTMENTS 833 DoYet" Dr .. M.I .. 92663 714 631 -5150 car accident. or 1f the person you are s uing owes you money under a CC)tl· tract. you may file your suit in the diatrict where the damage was done or where tbe penoo lives. Uthe ~ Involves a retall installment aecount o r a mot.or vehicle fl.Dance aaJe. Tboll)u tQa YoU may ~ fUe •ult wbere ~ou preaeaUy II••· where you lived when you entered into or signed the contr act. or where the goods or vehicle is pennarienUy kept. THOMAS ~RGED people to makej full use of Small Claims Court. "lt"s quack and inexpensive. In fact. many -.u1ts are setUed before the court date. After all. a Small Cla.tms Court Judgment is a matter of rtt<>rd andl 1t may tum up on credit reports. A lot of people Nould rather setUe up equitably than have that happen." accountability at.andards • • • into the reaulat'brv I: Ce~~·'=·.;; ELECT \: tbe t.ab -• dime. a Wu l ''.I &MS ~ quart«, or a dollar al a .... A t I m e -a t l .. e ... ..._ auper•arke t,. t• c-• .._ The Highest Rates In Our History OM •100,000 6 MONTH 12 MONTH CE R·T IF IC ATES DEPOSIT CHECK OUR RATES BEFORE INVESTING Call. Mari< Wnght Executive Vice President 714, 75-4--1801 OF 1700 Adams Avenue. Costa Mesa. Ce. 92626 (114) 754·1801 Member. Federal Home Loan Bank Syatom and FSLIC Luxa1ry To,,ri1l1ttn•~~ Spinna ker Cove! New England Village with cobbled s treets. Early American street lamp~. Cape Cod townho mes with ship-lap siding. s mall-paned windows and doors. brick c himne'>·~. s hake roofs. A quiet residential neighborhood in convenient Costa Mesa. Upper Newport Bay is just d few blocks a way; Che beach. a 3-4 mile bike ride. Hundreds of shops. churc hes. parks are within a couple miles. Three differe nt 2·bedroom and 2h ·bath plans. Gracious entries. Cozy living rooms with used brick fireplaces a nd wood mantels. Formal dining rooms. Kitchens with microwaves and breakfast bars. Spacious master suites with sunning balconies. Pri\late patios a nd backyards. With only a few homes remaining. Spinnaker Cove will be sold o ut soon. 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Amona other thlnas. however. it does take thought, cattM time plan Dini (professional and peMIOOaJ> and a supportive S~\&Se. The way spouses and children protest being sh't OQl'! Usually by escalatina problems lo duw au.eat.ion Particularly true ol children, who may gel l.nto trouble al school, &et sick, become re· beShQUS. Point: To produce problems ao serious th•t the super worker is forced to tum attenUon to th-1 ANO'J'llE& SIGN OF trouble: a preclp1lous in· crease in fighting between husband and wife. Or a decrease Increase means a buildup of resent· menu. and a decrease can mean that the couple is giviq in to despair or boredom ••• Biven \U). How problems could be prevented: The s uperbuamesapeopJe's 'spouses sbou.Jd have a llle of t.beir own, lo which they eoga1e ln activities that are fultlJllnt. There would be less need to draw on their spouses to provide fuJfiUm'ent. Equally Important: Acceptance of the super workers' needs for privacy and space. The superbualnessperson should be able to come bome alld say: .. I need time for me tonight, to do some unwlndlng . . • I'm going to sit by myself for an hour or so ... Then I'll be able· to relate to everybody from a comfortable space." ROW TO DEAL WITH problems that arise: Profeesional therapist's help is recommended. By t he time the spouse bas ~me a superbusi· nessperaoo, the psychological "contract" made between the rouple when they were ln their twen- ties 1s not likely to be valid an>"looger for either of them What's needed now: Close examination of their current frame of reference and needs, and someone to help negotiate what each wants from the relationship. This taJces a lot of meaningful dialogue. new 1nsrghts, patience and good old.fashioned un· dcrstanding. . E'DITOR'S NOTE: RandaU McCarcUe as president of the Real Estaters. he a.I.sou an author, lecturer and m· structOT Send your comment$ pnd queitwm to Randy McCordle. cJo tM DoUy Pilot, Box 1560, Coito Meso, CA 92628 PARK PARO HOM! IN IRV1N£'8 NORTHWOOD Irvine Park Paseo Individually Styled Four noor plam at Park Paseo in the Village of Northwood In Irvine offer t.be kind of in· dividualized characteristics uaually lost in a large new home development. · The slngle-famlly detached patio homes of Park Paseo maJntaln the choices re&at'diol room ar· rangements and amenllles associated wilb custom-built homes alt.boug.h they are located ln a planned residential de velopment. BUO.T BY PONDE&OSA Homes, a member of the Aetna Realty Group and one of CallfomJa's largest home builders, the three and lour bedroom homes at Park Paseo are priced from $121,990. Prices are quoted ln effect u of March 24, 1980. Subsequent sales may have resulted ln the un· availability of some or all price categoriH. Wood shake and concrete tile rools. two-car enclosed garages, complete rear and alde yard fencing. and heavily wooded exterior deai&n com· plement t.be outside of the Park Pueo/lrvlne homes. ALL PLANS OFFER VAULTED ceilings, wood-burning fireplaces with gas stab for log lighter, and garden-view sliding glass doors, in ad· dition lo tbe plush wall-to-wall carpeting throughout living areas. Fully~uipped kitchens are complete with electric ranges, microwave up- per ovens and self·cleanlng lower ovens. ceramic tile countertops and furniture finished a sh eabinetryhighllght the Park Paseokitcbens. To see the funtlsbed models take the San Otego Freeway to Culver Drive. Onve north on Culver Drive to Irvine Boulevard. Turn right on Jrvine to Yale Avenue, then left on Yale to the sales informatioo center and model complex, open daily from 10 a.m . to~ p.m . WASHJNOTON (AP\ -Even thou1h U1e ctDIUI now under way 11 almed primarily •t eountln1 the population. more than half the caMtttoa. ~ deat with boultnc . That'• became the Cenlua Bureau seeka to ..tabUlb the coodiUoo, value and other racts about t.be .,._..where people live. CenlUI form.a have beeo delivered by mail to mCld ot tbe m millloo or ao people livlnl ln the United Stat.el. Tbe bureau hopes 80 prceot of the torma will be ftlled out and malled back. Cenaua takers will bit the roads ln an effort to count lbosf who ban not responded or wbo didn't recelve form• lDthemail: ALTBOVGB SO•E BOVSING questJons had been uked u far back as 1850, it became a major concern in the 1900s. a time of awakening the poor cood.itions ln which many people Uved Among other things, the housing collected by tbe census is used by go mment ficlals making declaioos on urban ewal, water and sewer plans, school openings d shutdowns, mortgage assistance' programs , masa transportatJon and the control or local residential growth. Officials antlclpate finding about 96 million .bousln1 units in the country, ranaing from t.balcbed but.a in the Pacilic trust territories to eon· domlnhams along t.be East Coast. That would be 11 miWoo more than ln mo ONE AREA OF INTESNE interest um year ls enerlY and the census hopes to Identify t.be latest t.renda both 1o bome energy use and in commuter tnn.spocutioo. For example, Crom 1950 to 1.957 the-number of America homes heated by coal or wood dropped to lea than 1 percent for each fuel, while natural gaa uaage grew fTOm 23 percent to S7 percent of all homes. In this year's count, officials anticipate some resurgence io coal and wood use. wbUe solar enerty ls espec:lt!d to be too limited still to show up in naUcaaJ atat.iatJcs. Travel everywher .. Sundays Commuters will be asked bow t.bey aet to work · In the ,, •• • greenery, pnvacy, and peace of mind. '-t.lrl "1th J.1 ... min\. (. ll', I.., ll'rt,11nl~ 11H~· ,>11hi: \.h\ll~\! 1 ...... 111nn' 1n i-.;,'"P"rt UC'adt 1\dJ .1 :'4-h11ur 1lll0nJc.:J f.ilc hl•U,c. 'nv. 1magrnl' 1 nl'-'>t,•r~. tv.1• -r,·r~ .. in.1,pht-h.. HI. ... 1n~Je.f.1m1ly at lach,·d hnme.,, :1ll 11f th, ni :in h11,,·1ur .ii !?cmc. loaJ,-d v. 1th fcatun '· lhcn the Cluhh,iux· ''1th :i poo l ;,ind n1£.h t. h1thted ll'nn" c1•urt<.. (1 hl..._,. ml c•tha l "mml"n fJc1lrt1c' ar,· m.11ntJrnC'J t--~ .111 ri:'''k nt' "'hl1 'up pon a homc,,wncr; J~'>(X.1.11111n.) Put thew element\ tc'!!l'lh,·r and you hJH' ,, l1k,t\ le mn't p.:0ph: dr1::'.lm Of .ind OOI} 3 r~,,., rl'jftlc If )OU Jrc the l. rnd of pet"'on ~ho dcmjmh J trn1.• n.• .. 1dcocl rn :.i pri\;1le C\lmmun1t), Ja ... mmc D'ILY PILOT CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 10~DOWN Cn'l:k dc<.crvc'> your '>lrong con<.1d~·rJtion ltorn«."' from SZ3S.tsl M J Brocl.. lt Son•,, Inc. Phonl' ( 7 14 ) 640-40'.?0 FOR GRACIOUS BEACH LIVING AT AFFORDABLE PRICES Gt WITH ALL THE NECESSITIES. THESE QUALITY TWO ANO THREE BEDROOM SINGLE FAMILY HOMES LESS THAN 1 MILE FROM THE SPARKLING BLUE PACIFIC OCEAN, OFFERS A VARIETY Of P1'UCE-INCLUOED FEATURES SUCH AS: e ENCLOSED GARAGES e RAISED· HEARTH WOOD8lJRNING FIREPLACES e WALL TO WALL CARPETING e COUNTRY·STYLE KITCHENS e CATHEDRAL CEILINGS e ENERGY·SAVING APPLIANCES PACIFIC J49RIZONS OPEN DAILY 12PM TO 6PM SALES OFFICE 714 848· 7 444 ~ J --- .. ... ,,., ...... :-z .. J ,...... . W. '""'0...-"'r i..-tt ,_IO .,. ......... ............................... J ~OPH~TICAT£0 PROBRAMMINC, .. Beaulilul ~~ Mu~ie New~-Marine Wealher-~ki Repo Con~umer Reporl~-~look M~rkel Reporl I • BILL PISE'l'Sl[Y of the Robert P. Warmiqtoa Compaay bu been named to tbe board of direet.ofs ol the California Buildin& lDdultry A.llodatPt'• SU. and llart.etincCounclL Pisetsty was cbosen u a result of bis ex· perieoce in tbe building industry and his previous involvement in tbe council, said Sbefko. Currently. Pisetaty la tbe director ol aalea and mark.etiJlg for the War~ngton company, an Irvine-based building and development firm. The George Elktn5 Company has appointed STEPDN 8. O'llAaA an assistant vice president for the mortc•te-baakinl division. O~Hara. wbo wu recently named mana1er of the Elkins Newport Beach mortgage loan office, will continue to supervise division operationa in Orange County, Robbw said. O'Hara joined the Elkins Company in 1977. He holds a degree from Cal-State Fullerton in busi· ness admlniatration and finance. llAU CBBJSTY of Laguna Beach bas joined the staff of Ron Williams Realty in Laguna. A veteran of the Laguna ~ Beach school systems, graduate of Saddleback Community . College, Marte then went OD to UC 4 Santa Barbara where be -ma·. jored in economics. While there be underwent courses in Investments, finance and is a Certified M aoagement Consultant. He will be working out of the office at 1990 South • CoastHighwayioLaguna Beach. • atalSTY DAN B. STARKEY, an Irvine Realtor, bas been awarded tbe Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIII) by the Realtors National Market· ing Institute, the primary educational a!flllateoltbe Naliooal Associatioo of Realtors. ',to Ml'1l the CCIII desla•tion, a candidate must eomplete courses oliered tbrouab tbe =·:.~~~== ~ ¥mJ:JiC .... ~ ftnn 8tartrey, ! Bright & Wil.Us at 18023 sty Park Circle, Suite F2. , Inine. He la a member of the 1rvine and Newport 1 Harbor/Costa Meu Board of Realton. ' ROBYN ClllLD of Newport Beach bas joined B.J . Stewart Advertising and Public Relations, Inc .. a Newport Beach agency. As account executive, Ms. Child will be responsible for directing and maintaining all ad· vertising programs for her clients and will also as· sist in new business development. A graduate of UCLA and a member of the Na· tional Sorority Pi Beta Phi, Ms. Child Is active in OCAF and Add 2 of Southern California. HARRll:I' M. PERRY of Newport Beach has joined the Newport Beach real estate sales office of the George Elkins Company located at 881 Dover Drive in Newport. Ms. Perry. a licensed reaJ estate broker. bolds degrees in both business administration and speech arts from Fullerton College. KIM BOUTELIER bu ~n promoted to vice president for sales and marketing at American Na· tional Housing Corporation, a Newport Beach· based building firm. Boutelier began his career with American National Housing Corporation in 1974 as a new home salesman, and in 4~ years totaled over $19 million in volume. He was aoooinled d.lreetor of s ales and marketing in 1978. ID addition, be bas served on the board of directors or the Orange County Chapter Sales and Marketing Council since 1977. Bouteller, 33, and his wife Bernadette ha~e three children. Bergeson to Hea,d Realtors' F orutn Aaaemblywoman Marlon Bergeson will be the lead speaker when Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Hoard of Realtors sponsors a Community Forum on Housing Affordability at the Sberaton·Newport Hotel Friday, at3p.m . Tbe public service forum is planned as part of the Board's observance of Private Property Week, Aprll 13to19, reports T. VlrliDl• Cleek, president. ••IN AN EFFORT TO better iolorm local homebuyen and .aellen, we . are denronatrattnc Realtor leadenbip in protecttq and promotint the rl&bt of Americana tO own real property and pre- serve tbe land," abe stated. · "B.ealton are dtt,... ~ enou1b about lbelr eommunltiee to lead ad putidP9te in an acUYlt7 tbat will Improve tbelr community, edueate ud jnfclrm buyen eoneernlnc wbat tbey are 11 'hi.I in a bome, wbat they can afford and wbat tbe mechanlca are in tbe purcbaatn1 tr~ ... Allo ~ with B.-telOD, wbo will ad· dNM tbe..... uetift CGlt ....... laftlved in bulld1n1, wt I be attorney Rote Potbler. a 1peddat In reel dtate ftmmcina and law. Pothier wUl teekle CNlliYe flaanclq aDd ue of creetlve fuafl ID aH Mllilll a llome. . JNDINe Ot1T 'l'llS J'OaUJI panel la noted DOQ Stef aDSOG, with John D. Com~ny. StefaDIOD'a topic la ..... to ftt buJen' affordabh When you and 'P<X ·~ moll8 up to Anahetm Htls. dl9cover wtl8l seleClX>rL bealiy and prestige IMng IS all about. AJ. the same time. y0tJ'n encountef parks, the golf coµrse. shopS. the sadCle club. schools. the tenntS club and VIStas Of sweepng landScaped ~sides. For aD its completeness. Anaheim Hins sttll lacks you. So. come visit. In fact get a move on! yoo leave behind the hustle and t>u• the hUe and cry. cu 4.300 acres a green and gold. of peace and quiet. empha5'Ze the country environment that enharo!s the serenity-arl(:I value-of living here. The r'naster plan of this hill ·n dale community Is unfolcing as QuaMy home- bUlldefs move With deftber· For further lnformatlol\ conaM.,.. ,!itlOfl and craftsmanship to ~ :,s9~ tl'1t complel9 l0m9 of~ ~,,. ftnA_NW\ • Callorr'Wl's ftnett realdlntial ..,... lnC .• C7t4> ....,..llRN\I. ~Avisl demand$ that you ~pertet IC8 .... ,,..... ... ~ r :. Scuh~0~ ..... ~ 1001 W.S*eYenlAYe .• SontoMo.CA92707 (714) 957-1371 ~ Holr-•sAm 1 ,.,.~CJl~OMc:e FROM $7 4,400 TO $85,400 @ -= TlleQaalftyBailden el ApJwl• llllla, Great News! Come see the gowing setecbof'I ot fine re# hOmes row showing 1n Anaherr'l Hdls NOW SHOWING 1.PollaOulaett by The Gt.Klslon Hall Campany SrGle t.wnfy homes (714) 974 1840 2.,,_FG_.. by Ffectdi:s ~ C-Orp Luxuy towmomes (714) 998·608.' 3. WlndlorT...,.. by ~on ~ Con'llany VeN towrn:mes (714) 974-4232 4..Catkl• ... by The~~ SIVe t.wnfy tlOmeS (714) 637-6614 5.a,cw. tJy Smyth Bros . Inc. ~ lcrnfy hemes (714) 974·4121 6. 1M G.L Lewt9 Cali ctlon t:ly G L Lewis Company Luxuy homes rn Anaheim Rl<'Jge Estates (7 14) 637-7300 COMINGSOON 7.Ru III ce ~ by The ~ P Warmington CoTipany Slngle famty homes 8. o..IRldge 'Cy Soutt1>00 DeYetopment C-Orp S4f1gle limty hemes 9.a..llV.... by SWtciort Dew3lopmel II Coro l.n*d series lownhomes 10.cas• ....... by C8lbl Homes. Inc. WUy tMlli'crnes 11 .... 11t1n1Ud9elll 1 I Q.icm homeslles Next Id late 1980 12. ..... ,,... by The Baldwin ConwlY New~ a aklQle 1an1y homes 13. CL t«•VlewlE 2 ,,. by~O..llJP•• lUXllY llfCllt """'hcn18S .. WDod~ ............. Dl.kt1 aec.a-.r Single family detached homes. April ,1980 ~?tl\~ =•· .. ~.;~~.~ ., '~ rJ . WDodbrldge caa.ge ...... Broadmoorlbw Single family detached patio homes. Early Summer, 1980 WDodbrldge Windsor Estates . Warmington Deuelopur.ent.lnc. Estate townhomes. Summer, 1980 WaodtmidgeCoue* Irvine Paclllc Lakeside condominiums. Early 1981 .. WDodl»MgeS.. a sat • Bs;•aodllcmr Townhomes for adults and yoilng families. Late Spring, 1980 Woodbridge Chateaux • Irvine Pacific Adult-oriented townhomes. Early Summer. 1980 *VISIT THE IRVINE COMPANY INFORMATION CENTER TO REVIEW RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL OPPORTUNITIES IN THE CITY CULVER EXIT TO BARRANCA (714) 551-1500 ~' 1981 WaodtmMga Palkvlllw* TheWIDlaa~CGalpeny Townhomes for adults and young families. EartI Summer, 1980 ~ ........... Deld 91endud-PMllk Single family detached patio homes. Early Summer, 1980 Woodbtklge Park Vista. Irvine Pacific Moderately-priced condominiums. Early Summer. 1980 ~ • AltiatR~ •ftacwtna tGDdomilillln OWMl'lhip. ~not lnduded ln purdme price of 90lne """9. .. ' HMES rtl SAU C-•• 111&100. ·~ ... &1""'"1~"•111• , ...... c ......... , 1 ....... n .. . t\IM• 'il9" ,_.....,.. nir-.,.,, ..... \•'"' INnlu•clCWI 8'r M n b \VW ""' ........... ~ LM..,._Htll• ...., ...... ,. .. _, ............. '\ .. ~ ~r:'.t!':.t:h ~Jw.u C."""lt""" ~""· .... ., lioo< .. ~m':::" MOI» ... H-• !Ml• Rill ESTATE ,., .... : .. hw '4\~ A...,rt""" nh (tw 'wlr Jit ,u·,,tropot'1~ "'\jl .. lf"~'"'"""''"h C .. n-i.-trn l;,c. t rtl"'-)·:"~~:~!h O...W-.c~ l tt.h '9h ~""'"'ton.. \f , •ff '"''Mt~ .,,...p , •. lndu~ln•I f'r11 1 , IJ'llt\ '°' , .. 1, 14\ltHlt """ 11 Ir l'IO "°"""' f)t "" H"""1 fJrllift«•to l"r"9> lluColl~' l'rW> (Joll ot ._.,. l>rop kandw'\.f' arm"• .C.r<l\ ··~ R•a.I f.JiU.h tu henat- kf'•l i:.At..t\. "•nttod RENTALS Hf.,te..,. t urn•~""'d HOU,.f'lll l r.furru"llhf'd ''°"'"' fllrn or I 'nl r~fn.um-.tvr~ t eint\omu"""'" l of 11) ... n~ ,...hun , ,,... n.hou"-t-"1 t "' OuJ>ff'\f""<t .. ur" l#HJh•\t" lnf A.,t_, h1rn '·' I "'' '• ~ I ' ~. k·,. r, A I ••>t'•I u ... I "'''"' t'"'' l lt111 ' ...... "'" ..,.-.. ~~ All rt!al etl•ll ad \•r t1sed 1n t h1 i. lll"W5pilpt'T &lj sua,tt LO the Fedenl Fw'1Hous UI& Ad ol l ha..:h maka 1t illegat#-0 ad ~eruse ··ld\Y prelrt'nt•e, hm1\allon. q da !. en au nation led on race. cdor. reb . &ell,. or nauonal on . or an 1na.enuor1 \o any sw:b pre{~ limita· ban.. OI' ~rioJUILIOO." This newspa~ will not lmoWUlgly aeept ttny advertts tng{or real est.aU: wtuch tn viola · lJOn d the law lltllOtlS; ;t.erlfsen *-ldct.Othtirads -Clftd ..,,. ~ran iwu;a ... 1ty. The DAILY PIUT a1SU1M1 1abi1ty w the first incon-•d insertion Oliy. •••••••••••••••••••••• a..,, April e. ,., One Call Service Fast Credit Approval M1 '" IW S. ....._ ,_.... Menn,._. We Ho.ff F« W. Moine• For We ..._..For S. ............................................... ·····~······ ...................................................................................................... . IOU l1•rwl IMJ ••••• tOOZ GwNI 100 ~.. IOOZ e.e:Ar.. 1002 ....... ••••!••· ... ••••••••••• ................................................................................................................... .. DO¥a SHOltlS WATll .. OMT aMAMCI A beautUu.I custom bu.1lt 6 bedroom s buth Unda Isle home. Spacious family room. with p atio. library/den. hobby/dnrkroom. and more. Gracious 111aster bedroom suite with adjoining I' r i ~ale dec k . Gour met kitchen l'X lraordinalre Entertainme nt and dinin~ amenities to com ple ment all. P ie r and slip with accommodation for one so· and 2 30· boats. Exceptional location 24 hr guarded community. Sl.700.000 LOWDOWN OMler lHtY!> bnns offer 0 on this fantastic 6 Bdrm family hom e. Maids • / quarter., & 3 car garage -· ~·~~.::re d~ ~rt I • -• ''" jl• • • • .. ' ~~: --~·-1¥.-: I ~ lfiNtl &l~~;;~~;~~lty OCEAMVIEW $119,900 Drasllcttlly rt!duced Walk to beuch -O<'ean- view Gttat beach home + inves tm e nt op- ixirturutY 64/r771 I ASSUME I OV2°10 CATAUMA BEGAHCE $199,500 ASSUMAAE 8'/t'/o LOAN Lvly fml,y home Oil qult'l cul·de-sac. F.ast S1dt·. C\SI'OM POOL & SPA. Owner wUI carry XTRA. ~ 2nd T D. at attrac · u11e interest rale 759-1501 YOUR OWH "'HO«n4 40" We ll not quite' but this Broa dmoor 4 bedroom sin~Je s tory does seem to have a lot of land in the side and rear vards . It also has a bright. open feeling. formal d1n10f( room. a pla~ room a nd Just h op ovt.•r t o the secluded communit y pool and puhl1<: tenms . As kmg $275.000. you·111ove ll ' U~IVU~ t1()M~~ REALTORS. 675-6000 2443 U§t Cont Htqhv.•v. C.oron• drl M•• WE HAVl 2 S OF THE S f'> T LI~ TING!> IN TOW1' SPYGLASS SHOWPIECE Wl'JWA VIEW! nus ~~1tely derorol ed 3 bdrm ~ hw. tl ail from lhe 0<-csn and bay VICW lO lht' lu'h l.111dscap1n1? and n c-h rlt'\.tral deror 2nd I ru. ~I dt-ed or lease opuon t e r m !> a .,. a 1 I a b I 1• Presented ol S.S~.000 JoAnne Perlun.'>. Af~e-nt OISTIHCTJVE B.EGAHCE $400,000 tEWUSTIMG ~t-Sp.uw.h t-Jte('UllH' lu?E. l.4(e I rmJ din rm + breald.i.st nn L\ ly rrm1 t'11tl') & mi;tr br '>IJlC. pll.r\ cio-n "' lflJlt. \ llllkl IX' ol'f l'n n I? ~>9491 SHAT%84 llALTf PUSIM1'S EASTtR IUYS YOU CAM"T PASSOVER CdM DUPLEX -3 Bdrm --studio -- deck + a 3 Bdrm. Owner will carry 2nd TD. $285.000 BIG CANYON CONDO -2 Bdrm den & this one has some ocean view. S290,000 BIG CANYON CONDO -3 Bdrm, 3 bath. redecorated with new carpeting. $390.000 LIDO ISLAND CONDO 2 Bdrm. lar,gc deC'k walk to Lido Village. Owner will lease option at $262,500. COSTA MESA TRIPLEX -2 ne w units l refurbished unit, seller will J.!Uarant<.•(• Sl70.000 loan at 15'7' one 'ear S240,000 Pleow c.al. 640-625' SHA TZEM REAL TY Co/el , of newpo,.f 1' ) REAL TORS _,. __ 1 I ./ I 67S-SSI I ~~ """ "'', kt•~ \ ., tr ... , ti•,., .. .. :-~:: ---1002 2tlr. 2be., frplc, W D. aJI G E. lotcti, pool, VICW Avalon from mO\.llltam !I.Ide from rmtr bdrm & bv nn.~ f.~IJC ;m() + !>(! fl. home T o La lly re- modeled, hardwood floor.;, bay windows too. Gourmet kit c hen ovelook !> s unn.,. breekfast area 2 larRe bdrm!> down :.ta ir ~. S«'QfX1 stOI)' hosLc; ~pee tarular master 'u' te . Huge drt>:.s1n(e a rea . raised Roman tub, mar· ble lop pull mans + 2 rmre queen !.J.1.e bd.cms. A rwst to ~ Call no"' for personal preview 641).7171 lHQtJE HOMES 675-6000 A HAPPY EASTER k .. ti1..J .. v • ...,.., .. . c ... rilla:• ,,.,. ffrn1 ()ffir .. k...-n1 .. 1 bu.Jin...,.., k•·n, ... 1 lndu-'llaal ffrnt .. 1 '-A.orq:~ k<tilah ........ rd N•.w Rt!M•b BUSINESS, INVEST· MENT, FINANCE . "' : ' kw, ....... ._ ·~pr}(t . XJ.15 t-kh1~, "•ntt"d lOliJ :~~=:::~~~~ ~ Mont1 to t.o.n .lll2S !11-y Wanted• ~ !IMrU-,TO• .l .- •UNCOtOlfi. ,,....,,. • llll,1· """'•tft(",,,,,.."" ""l'wt 14..i S«I(~• 1 ..... c•P.,... ,,.._..1.• ._ ... a..i.• ~ .... . SEIYICES "Ot<Y1tt Olrfl'COt) EMPLOYMENT & PREPUATIOM 'chMI• tnscnw1-J1~1> V. .anh .. , • lil:I~ Ihm.a M A. ~· MERCHANDISE A"'Y~\;"'' AV1A1o111\i1 f"' ,\II(' hon thf \flt:"o H.twkbna; )ihlf'rl•I' ("anwn' 4' l.q..upm1 n1 ("A> !lo«• tr""IO '\•"' .. \lrn•lur• (11lJ8jtt'~h ~~"' llou~d c,,_,..a, J,to,.. •• ,,., l.lwfttork Macturwt\ .... l. Hlllu "n~ """' ~ ICl'~I ..... ..... ~ .. ffl ~ ,.m """~ 'f•ill M1i\ ,._,~ -M•M"t'H•M"W~ M&Jf'l"llaM'f'>U' 'A antrd Mu'1t-~ill ln11.trurrwnb OHIM' f'urn • t:Quip !'ft> ' ..,.., .... - =~~~:!: ~ NI~-;' "'~ .. ..., 8-rn Spor\Jrlj( (,<IOd,. SIGre.~"1"•nL8ar ~."tf:.t..;_Hll'l.SU-. '·.: Bt)l'JS & MHlll EQUIPMENT c;""'".-1 Ho.au. \1••nt vn ~t> 8oe\.,,,Man-l.qwo .... ~~f'f f'.loal-. Rtnl l 1'ant'r lloot.Sa1t ~-..51•1>' llO"h -·-~·""· Jto.h 'C.Cilf't11Kr TlANSPORTATlfN Aarn.iih ( ampoo '"'~ RMI tle<tnr t ·•rtt 1'1obtl~11-..... ...,..... C'ytln ~OOU'h. '1.Qltof Hm' "6_Jfl' kf'nt Tra1lf"t"'\ Tr""'' T,.Jlt-n lillht 't A.UluStt,,t .. f•art· AUTOMOBILE - ,._,.,,) ~· AN ~~..:!au ~ '.:ifAI llr>7\I -.. -. ll5MI .. ................... . EAfSIDE IUl~LOT &alders pame Easti.tde locatJon 'need to sell r~t. onl) sss.ooo Call 641).7171 ,..! t ~ ~ • \ • l 'If ~ '• I ' ----1~11111 ------- RfPO $459/MO. No quabfymg for a..;!.m In. 4 Br pool hm. £18.!rB!. ext H-l. agl ldt .... $68.000 °" Asam fman on 2:.>o s f home OD ocn. Owner in bQlllle_ ffm'r7. 558-928Z aUf.l. ... ON THE WATER ~xq..Ute bayf1 a.t cOttda J Ju a. OMj of hwport•s 11101t 10•9lat •fter loco~. 30 Ft. boat lip oYai ...... S59t.OOO LH. IY APPOIHTMEMT 640.6500 N ti~~MA L\SS()CIAT'f~ INC 6fO Newport Center Dnve • 640 6500 SEU WITH CONFIDENCE List your home vtith ttt. profHlioftats at OcHn Pacific R•of htah & rM.t•• a OM yHK honw protecHo. plClfl at no cost to yo..! -CdM HOME OHL Y $ l 13,400. Quaint l bdrm., 2 ba.: choice 45 ft. R-2 tot. cblble ~·shall~ root. o-~,.. .. may carry 2nd T.D. -GLAMOROUS EXECUTIVE HOME. Walla of CJlau overlookhtCJ dalay con.-.d hillt & priHt. CJGf'•... 4 ldntn., (mstr. Mitt. hat fh OWll pth. frpk. & sittllMJ .... & .-t: l .... ....., ""-with cozy frpk.. We) ......... ""' H~ gearM to grocloels .... .,ta I ming. Oftly $259,000. ONLY $82,500 •.• ht•eston ... first flMe a..y..,. or retirees •.• dlolce 3 ...... 2 INL .._, Ilk• fcMtlty nn. wffll cosy frpk, dbl CCII' CJGf'Gge. -HEWrORT llACH Tll-LEYEL. S..•t l bdr&. 3 ba. co.do a. cMlc• orM. Shp down N•hMJ ""' wHh brfcll frpao. Lo..ty ..nit tCMte c*or. Clow to pool, •• & tnaf • cowts. M•wly ofhnd .. s 1 •2.soo. • -FANTASTIC YllW·'YllW·YllWf Vfew of Sld•1hck. My. & oc--. c.....,.... ~ .... ..,-.. ...... ................. ...,,.Al ................... ...., ...... .._ pricH .. $4",100. -.WAT COMMBCtAL COlttB. Loe~ .. C-. Me-. a.... ...... ............. ., .............. ....w -.... \ 2744 E. COAST "'1r.f •. COIOMA Dll., MAI .. Y"f'1 ,, ., • ' . ~ ...... W...Oc•afoiowt OD Newport Pan OC' 9'lab to ~· Bda. Slngfe ramify. multiple dwel.bng or comm'I in-come 1.n1t.s. Brkr lnvit· ed. Wnl.e . R. Lother. Box 420. La ke Ar rowhead.. Qlllf. ~.Or Call· 714·337·24 14 or F.ves 337 1717 Peop6ewhoneed People That's what the OAJLYPJ'WT SERVICE DIRECTORY IS all about' Pete Barrett presents EASTER PARADE NEW LISTING-8AYCREST SUPER POOL With homl' "rappt.•d dram<.1tic:a ll v around it :1 Hdrm~ a nd family room. Ja.' the f1r~t "to .see this former modc•I' S199.SOO 1718 '""-A••··.... ape.. s.. 1·5 SUPER ANANCING! DOVER SHORES F«OHT ROW VIEW $300.000 a~s umabk at 10.8' ·l + bdrm~. PoOI. spa . .superb cond1ll<>n J d c· a I h o m l' f o r c n le rt a in 1 n J.! $565.UOO. PrH·e m clos land I 7 18 G<lloxy Or .. Ml Ope-ft Sult. I -5 OON1 PANIC! YOU STILL HAVE A. CHAMCE. 3 Bdr ms add-on family room . sunny pool and patio. Desirable \\'estchff location. Owne r wtll help with financing . $195.000 I I 06 Pilttllwob, HI BACK BlY VIEW CUSToMtUILT 4 IDRM HOME -- With large spacious rooms Master bdrm s uite has Fields tone fireplace and windows open to the view. LOOKING IN BAYSHORES? FllST TIME EVB OFFHEDI Cha rming ranch stvle home with huge used bric k rireplace. All rooms h ave open beams Meti culously cared. for with new roof and coppe r plumbing. Very well priced at $247.500 BAYFRONT DOVER SHOIES YI.ARLY LIASE OI LU.SI Of'TIOH 3 Bdrms and room for so· boat. Much more! Call for further details. GOLF COUISE--MESA VERDE ,llMI FAllWAY LOC•TtOM - S uperb 4 Bdrm home . formal dining room, family room and game room. Pool and s pa, S375.000. ASI( us ...... "' ..... W9ff•ty pr ...... wMct. COHl"t""""" & Mien. You've Arrived at ... BIG CANYON Fabulous 4 ldnn. poof. ja< & UfM"'li•• •i~w to Mw lock lay. Ow~ wift carry on cOfttroct wiffii SI 00,000 dowtt at I 2%. &tlet toiner's <MHqht. All ..-w point ond carpriift4, $58' ,500. LINDA ISLE Gor~ 31R wcrhrfroftt hofM with pi•r & lip to OCCOMfftOdah """" 60' boats. Off•r~d at $995,000 with as~ loan and xJnt t"""5 avolW.. 601 LIDO So.tMnt Cali~ ,r;•.n hifJh nu. 2 ....... Total . Ott ttii. wattt. Sp•ctac11lar •i•w. Prohuionally decOf'Clhd. As..,.able IOClft. NEWPORT DUPLEXES S•p•r ln•HttMftt opportwtlty. WHt H•wpori dlite*x.. Fe. tc.d. atWMabM to. at 10%. ..... ''"·500. CoroM d.I M• chonMt-. Int ~· valM, So. of rcH. S 123,000 cnMllM6lt at 9.t°lo. ott.r.d .. u 19,000. NEWPORT LEASES ~ 601 Udo r.ti Dr. ,_tt.ouM Wt.. ·-floor .... of .... ,.,. a.y to , .... ,.,..._ •we a1111a1......,. Lew ..., .. $2500/MO. ly lfllDls:laall. l•rrlflc s,y9l•u Hfll llolM wltla •atta•tlMt ¥lew of ... ..,.,. H.._. A1111Un•• ..ty. SI 545/-. Other Bay(ront Properties with Pier & Sil p Call ror Informal.Ion 2075 San Joequln Hiiie Rd. Acron from 810 CANYON Ne"f*t 8eech l40-"5m \\ ,. v.1,h }UU .ill J mo:.t ~n)oyabl d." v..1lh \our f.imtl) .ind goocl"'n'~ lnu1larr at : COU Of HEWPOIT llALTOllS J,,, t. c..t Hwy~ c--....... 67S.HI I OWNER WILL FIHAHCE U0.000 DOWH '20.llOO Do"n r1r assum e> 101 ,,..; lo.in l}11.il1t~ :J ht•droom homt' in Orarn.!r'. n1•w l'arpt•h. hu~e I 1n•pli1<'t' fant.i-.t ll. hrirk pa t io ,, 11 h 1 "m lnr B \' Cllrm~r lot. qu11 ' rt•·1..!lthorhnnd l'nn•<I lor 'I'll• I\ ,tit• HARBOR VIEW HILLS FEE lAHD! l 1\\111 • r '' rl I h 1 I I' I 11 .111< c t h i... lt•rril w <tll\ lrn .111 ii .I Ht•riroorn '' 11 r 11 n .a d t' l \ 1 <l r h n m l' . lrnmJculal<.• \\Ith .1n .1llrJet1\'t• l.iqH• f ..1m1lv rnom n' 1•rlookinl! ..;par kltng l.IQOI .and p.1110 Ne\\ I)' (ll·nir;1tl·d ..ind '.1q11·11·d 111tcrior F n 10 \ th1· Prl\ ,1 < \ ol Lht• front 1 11 u t L ~ ,1 r cl J rt ii m ,, 11 1 <' u r c• d I. lilt 1-.t tJ ping OHE YEAR ESCROW?? Beat tnl l.1t1on '. Firm pureha!-.1' rnd:l\ <:lrn.e l,1lt•r Furn1sh<'cl 1 o r m l' r m o d \' I ~ .J 1, II . 0 ll ti . L'nfurm~hed S:J.ill 01111 In South I. .1 i.. u n .i p rt \ .1 11 • 1 o m m uni l y . .1 ... -.umc ~>154.01111 11 '• loJn :!tilt -.q It :~ Bctrm 2·1• ba '-t'p,1r.itt' library loft oncl family room Stt·p~ Lo lt•nn1.., <·ou rt~ HJ!I 1266 or fiiS 7512 11°10 ASSUMABLE LOAN Missioft Vi•io $170.UOO loa11 on a proft•ss1ona lly ti e c-o r at c d 5 B d r m 2 ·1 , Ba t h \1 adru1 Del Lai,:o 770 Enjoy u n o IJ .., l r u l' t a h I <.• l a k e a n d mountain Vil'"'.' c us tom pool and "lH.I Oocl le -. of t•x tra storaJ?c . C<1btnN~ in garaJ!e Owner will n 1rry 2nd TD. only $29~.900 OCEAN VIEW HOME :1 Bdrm 3 Bath. professtonally tfrtorat ed home i n Lagun a. C arpet and h a rdwood floors throughout. Pools ized lot. Owner will help fmance. Call for more info Come Lalk t o u s about opponunit ics available at George C h ar l es R ea lt y . We ·re e xp~ndin g! Ex ce llen t commission schedule, lovely oHices. members of Newport Beac h . E . Ora n ge Cty, Saddlebt1.ck. Laguna Beac h , Huntingt on Beach & Irvine boards. Full secretarial staff. c ongenial group and bonus pro~ram. For a confidential Interview please call Carl Cottuso or Barbara RJass 67S.7Sl2 ., .; .· - ·nootiers "~ ........ Utilize Radio ELLICOTJ' CITY. Md <AP> -Tile world'• oldell profe11lon baa t.allee to tM alrwav•. Howard OouDly pollc. tald that c;•I Pl'O• atttuta ba '*Alai a Cllluns' r1dlo to epllc "truckera and molortat. otf U.S Route I and Jn..,.tateN. Police •aid tbe motorb.ed, rad.lo-Uaked pro11lltuts apparenUy •re nol or1anl1ed. So far. pobce aaJd, they've made no arreeta. CroP8 Soar CULT FIGURE TO STAR STATUS Autttc. Merpret Atwood MERCED <AP) Merced County crops bil ._ record value of $701 mlWoo for 1'79, accord· ing to agricultural com· mlHioner Rex LyndalJ. ·Critics Making Star ~Of Canadian Author " LOS ANGELES CAP) -ln this • country, fledglins_ writers' dreams of besl·seUers usuaYf are accompanied by visiom of fat royalty cbecb, huge pa~rbact advances an.4 even lar1er .: movie rights' proceeds. , But when Margaret Atwood em· ~ barked on a Uterary career in • Canada IS years aqo, her expecla· ; tiona were some.what more modest, ... nlOUGRT THAT my audience would be a thousand discerning • readers. for the rest of my life, for ever and ever," she says. It sounds laughable , and dangerously like false modesty, since she has just been g reeted warmly by a clerk in a local bookstore where her n·ew novel. "Life Refore Man." is prominently displayed There have been three other nov- e ls. six volumes or poetry, a layman's book of liler'ry criticism and a number of television scripts m the 15 years. She's been a full-fledged celebrity in Canada ror a decade, and is far and away the country's besl- known woman writer. TRUE .. UFE BEFORE Man" is up t.o about 40,000 hardcover copies, which works out to be the per.capita equivalent of 400,000 copies in the larger U.S. m arket. And in this country. the story or two women and a man in a moody romantic triangle has already gathered extremely warm reviews. including a front.page article in Tbe New York Times Boot Review . If the literary critics don't pave .Miss Atwood's way lo eenerous help- -ings of fame and fortune 1n tbe Unit· ed States, there's a good chance Holl~wilL THE SLJGBT, F&IZZY·baired 40-year-old is writing the screenplay for her 1.976 comedy, "Lady Oracle .. for actress Margot Kidder, a longtime admirer and fellow Cana· dian. A film version of her secood novel. "Surfacing," is due for release later this year. But in the mid· '60s she would have needed a crystal ball to predict these achievements. given the then·grim facts or life in Canadian publishing Miss Atwood has obviously com· m1tted them to memory •'In 1960 there were five novels published in Canada. five for the whole year." she recites over cofree at her hotel. "IF YOU WERE lucky, you woul.:I sell a thousand copies. Thal was con· s idered very good . Mordecai Richler's firs t book, that was published in England. sold three copies in Canada in the 195&.> Thal'., why everybody left · · Is Your Restaurant's Menu Telling Truth? By the Associated Pnss At least one out of every four dollars Americans spent on food last year went for meals away from home. according to government figures. but consumers may not ·always be getting what Uley think they are paying for. ''The ques tion of accurate representation of food ,Purchased in r estaurants. f ast.food establish· menta. cafeterias or carry-outs is or growing concern to consumer groups, the food service industry and regulators," said an article in the National Food Review, pµblisbed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. THE USDA REPORTS that Census 'Bureau figures show Americans spent an estimated $266 billion on food in 1979. Of that amount, $66 billion was spent on food away from home. "Consumers are no doubt being misled in some eating estabbshments and are paying for things they do not get," the National Food review arti· cle said. The problem is that the language on the menu may not always match the food that comes out of \he kitchen. ARE THE ••mAHO" potatoes real· ly from Idaho ? Does the .. homemade" cake come out or a box? Is the "fresh" orange juice made up from frozen concentrate' Several cities, including Los Angeles, Chicago and Wubington, D.C .• have set up guidelines requir· int accurate menu descriptions and the USDA says there are indications tbllt the rules are working -a\ least 1n the nation's capiul. The del>artrp_ent says that District of Columbia omclal.s surveyed eat.lng placet ln tm and found coosumera were belnl aerved commercially pro- tt'sed aoc1 frozen products instead of 'fresh ones; the quaUty of meat served was often lower than the quallty lilted on the menu; and : domestic Items were frequently described u Imported. ANOTllE1l Su&VEY wu ecuduct-ecl lD January um. about •ix montba • after tbe lDUoduetion of strict recul•· tiona on menu accuracy. Tbe result, aecordlnt to the USDA: "There wu ·a 11.IDLOca.nt deerease ln menu di•· parlO. Md lt waa concluded that the Aecuraq ln Menu Pro1ram ln tbe Dlltrid ill Q)lumbJa ii effective." In IDOlt are• of the country, the couamer still bas to rel,y on the ln· d!Yldu.al nttaurant operator. ll you u .. qwUom about tbe dlKript.loo ~ 111e-.,. for detaila. ID IDU1 ( __ co_N_s_u_M_E_R_J cases, the restaurant 1s not de- liberately trying to mis lead the customer: the use or a particular phrase may simply be a matter of habit. Here are some areas to check 4-H•lf Federal and state laws set quahty standards for many product.I. If a restaurant u s es the s ame terminoJogy that the government does, the product should mut the standards. "Prime roast beef." for example. should be meat that has been graded "prime .. Ir the menu lists "choice chopped s irloin,·· the hamburger should come from a choice·graded sirloin o( beef. One exception Is the term ''prime rib," which describes a cut of meat rather than a standard of quality. according to the USDA. Maple syrup should be a natural product from the s ap of the maple tree. Roquefort cheese comes from the viUage of Roquefort ln France and is made of sheep or goat milk; other blue.veined cheeses should not be described as Roquefort. q.. ..... Cust.omera should realize lb.al the weight indicated on the menu ls the weight before cooking: don't expect a 10-ounce steak to weigh 10 ounces when at arrives on your plate. Other quantity descriptions involve com· mon sense. A bowl of soup should bold more than a cup. A double drtnk should be fully twice the size or 8 regular drink. Mlerdl•..., .. Many pbra.HI traCliUonally UMd to enbance tbe appeal of a particular food are not atrtc:Uy accurate. Very few "homemade" ltema, lor esample, are actually made in aomeooe'a home. The de.crlptloo "Homestyle" ls preferable. Geouapby also la Important. The term "Dover sole" 1b0Wd not be uted to refer to sole cauia>t in U.S. waters: Dover sole comea from En•land and uaually It froaen. Potatoes Jrom Maine 1bould not be served if the menu Usu the Idaho variety. There are except.loat, ot · coune. Tile word1 "New Sn•laad" and "llanbaUan•• appUtd to c lam tt.wder, for aample, reler to re· ctpes that lpcud trom tbelr orlltnaJ locar decade9 •IO· . ~ This fair feline from Turlock found shade from the San Joaquin Valley sun and a strategic place to watch for fe~tbered friends. The stake-out was going well until the photographer snapped he .. picture and scared away the birds. Peptide Pills For Hiin, Too? WASHING TON (AP I Birth control equality for the sexes may result rrom a new contraceptive technique soon to be tested on men and women in the United States . The National Institutes of Health announced that they are sponsoring tbe first American clinical studies of a birth control approach that may prove effective In men as well as women. The new technique uaes bormooal protflns cltlled peptides lnstead of sterotd hormones sucb as the estrogens used in female birth control pills -DR. GABRIEL BIALY OF the National ~t1tute of Child Health and Human Development '(oid a briefing that peptides have less of an impact on the body than synthet1<· steroid hormones Stero1dc; not only afCect most of the cells in the body. but also resist rapid excretion from the body. B1al) said Pt'pt1de'>. on tht' other hand. haH· more restnct1ve effects b1olog1call;r and appear to break down and leave the body more ea!'l11). he said. Bialy, chief of the m!>t.Jtute 'l> contraceptive de velopment branch. said his agency IS financing the hrst limited clinical studies in this country aimed at studying the contraceptive aspects of peptide~ A Sltl,000, TWO· YEAR contract went lo Dr David Rabin of Vanderbilt University Medical School in Nashville to study Ule contracepUve ef· feels on males . There has never been an approved male equivalent to the female birth control pill, although several versions have been tested. Bialy and others said peptides may prove to be the first to win approval Dr. Samuel S.C Yen of the University of California, San Diego. received a similar contract to look at peptide contraceptive action LD women. THERE HA VE BEEN RECENT smaJl.scaJe. preliminary peptide tests with human.a in the Unit· ed Stat.es and more advanced tests 10 .Japan and Europe, notably in Sweden Scientists say large-scale clinical lrials 10 the United States are at leas t three y~rs away and general use will follow years after that. 1f pept1dea prove lo be safe and effective contraceptives "Our initial clinical studies will be hmiled. es sent1ally designed to test !lafety and dose levelB and not the contraceptive action per se," Bialy said. "lf the results are good, then we wlll do studies with more people for efficacy " BUT BIALY SAID THE trials will yield enough data on contraceptive effects to tell aclen· Uats if they are on the right traek. The peptide that wtll be used ln t.be nnt letta is a more potent. syntheUc venioo of na\urall.y OC· currtni luteinizing bormone·releutng bortnone, more sh:oply called LHRH. This peptide comes from a section of the brain called the-hypothalamus and works on the pituitary gland at the bue of the brain This gland. In turn, secrets honnonea affect.ln1 body 1rowth. metabolism and sexual development LHaH CAUSES THE PITUn'AaY to secret two hormones that affect male and female 1onads. the testicles and ovarle1. respectively These hormonea and their balance control sperm and hormone production 1n male&, and eu cell lfOwt.b, hormone balance and menmu&Uon ln women. Studiea indicate LHRH can tnblb6t .,erm pro· duct.loo wltbout depnulq bormcw that affect sea dl1ve. ADd tbe peptide a1eo appean tffectlve ln cootrolllq female fertility ill varioul ways. adeo· Ulta say. ID tbe male tests, &4 volunteen who have alre11dy deeided to bave vueetomiea wW be divided into three 1rouP1. One .,.OUp will aet LHRR inject.Ions dally for 84 tlaya, the second -111 get the same treatment alonl with • bl·weekly hormone 1.,.pplement .and tbe third will aet fate ln· Jectlons. . •• THJ: RF:A I ES'l Al lR ~ &a••w••LM. Vfl#+YllW Mmal& _. I Bdrm, lMI ba coodo. •Illa cit7 .... _. ____ view. FrHb =· =--~ 111111 ' ... ftoorin1 _._..1111ca.....,. l"llt "' ....... .,..,, Low lat. lou. CALL 'roQ\Y t'INlrO. ALLSTATE RUl.'ftMIS .. Ml\WOIT caeo Lar1e sharp 3 8d rm ~ Beacb coodo With .u t.tw amemc • ()ily mm> down Selkr will CMTY contra(S. DO ~ymg Woo '1 la.'\t ' C~I ~ • s ........... ,v,.,,. Y..A.' a a tr UMq4br ....... 2 esr pr. PIUHC. OlfL Y. Oil.I Pal (AIJ. J ~. or~ -., THE REAL ESTATE RS -----~ ASSUME ll1/t'o Remodeled. upgraded. charmer. Separate 2 Bdrm home OD 601125' R-2 lot. S:U,000 eqmly. Tot.al peymeolS 17SS. Ad Id! Call ~ZJll Ra! EILIUl'I PA&.MSPU•S 1ldm Wells C C Villa New 13'<-hoanc1ng w IOlxl down. at cl.ass. Decorator's boroe. Oo 1!lh ir-n. 3 br. a be. a11 exlrliS. ... hr le(. Abo 3 br. 3 ba condo Mar rakesh Goll C Same jJlOd flMDC)QI. Smith· Me}w. A#. fWO.S!S'7 or S8-1lD3. i~:·: ':,=~ . .. : FICTITIOUS NAME? Hr-t.e .. t-'NH yo•r 11ew "ct1tlo11• lw•I"••• ...... •lld ..... 1191,..C ...... .., It fof SMitlllc dlll1, pieeM dOft I IOf ... I lllel Ille ll"'lte tlOft la )Cl dayt lrotll .... of -.0.. l1le OAIL'I' f'ILOT wlll Pit ...... ,... ·--"' ter 131.$0. Ou• drcul•ltoft lftc:Ndff tM •"Ure Ore• .. Ceatt _ ................ .,...., lfl .. ecllloN. '" ordaf to eut>Mll your a I • I e "' e II I I 0 '-p 11 •II c II IO II ••11• ...,........., .... cit.HI! to n.s DAILY MOT, f'.O.. ._ 1-. ee.t.e ..._, CA -.. .................. ................ *''',....,,. ~ ... w.u11_111t..m. .. -aWA&DS, A SECOND study will ie.t In· Use the Daily Pilot ,. .. ar. .. L~ut R~··'t" ~lee termtttent ldm.l.Dlltratlon ol UUUI to,.. ho• peo. r - ple recover t.cUoa after ,._ oo and off treat· dlr«tory Your mt Dl a aumber ot times. aervitt I• our In the female stud)' llavolvtna eo women. as-tally .Jtt;.... Bdrm. fat11ly room home. <>-na motl¥at.td arid wU,I Cat)' ill 12' ~ Bilek ~ locJUIJrl all.W> Xi6 t. 22lic! ..,. OPt:'I ~ IMJlll I ~ ..-.woum.u Amlllm ... k. an.- Irma. aw--"" carry 2nd. Need rast \ak z ar. mided raioUy m Owner ~'°~"ckal. Jcmi .v-. ~ m 1~ ST<>fl! Ta!Lt> UIJ"lt" lO rl.u •nd ~rvp ill~ I ., Mmple 14 t l h Da i , P ilot aasslftl-'d \th \nd .r yQJ b.JH• ··omtlh1n,; lO •ell. ca ll .. nendly a~,1f1e-d A,1 ;1sor at &G-~ aaAMa W/ftOATSW u•ar• new . 5 www. s betbl. $$' t.-.Up, spa and mutb ..... 1 ... 000. •c:.u«OM ESTA11 Spectac ular c:uatom ......... •llb pool, 2 spu and golf coune ..... New. llapiftceot e bedroomt, 5 ba thll. a,.a.oao. SPYGLASS tetlaFOltD Stlowa tlke model. .-me moantaAn ¥inr. baa room With wet bar. 115,000. CNe<>SHOUS • --ocean vlew I ~beaches. Large auumable loao at IOIA'lo. 1179,000. OLDCclM IUUX 1 "9fS new. mint eood> · tloo, 3 bedrooms, 3 bli&hl ; 2 bedreona. 2 balbl. 20-29~ down, o woer f1n~D C lD1t . s:m.ooo CM.l THE TWOLOMGS GlltRY AHO O«JSTA 67J..n61 76-0-1397 THE ST AR.HES COMPAHY Paid pob lJ t-a.I ad A NEW APPROACll AND ATTITUDE L~NEEOED VOTE FOR ~MAURB ON 'IUl'BDAY ..... tarby.Jolrt Jeoobs 67HJ670 _ 'B1J Sewpot1 Bl ~B GdDIHPARK ~pn 4br pool horn• '* ruo• fJm rm '\r '"'' ,c. Valle\ \ '""' \ \ f1'1T111 • I ':Arlt Phw•t• I ni ~l:.! , to, I Ha\l' ~It )OU "anl t.ci ~ ~ Cla.~"tftl'd Joi• ,f., tl v.t•l 6'2 !,o;";!I MISl oa M•• New bstln~ 4 br .. neat & ('lean Drive by 27~ Cibola " then call Ja('kic Handl•ma n 63 11266 ,...S IS IT! The perfect CdM ho11e ll'12'N. SlS0.000 Ai sum able 4 Bd . canyon locatlm. Tim lhone. Agt. 631 ·1266 f.AS IDE C.N. Beautifully u raded ~ br .. 2 ba. home tucked way on a quiet cul de sac. Terra d garden abounds w/fruit trees. nly sus.ooo. call Joyce Waltze l ·l.266 aclenttltl wlll look at the.,,_., OD ftrUU\7 of alv· Call MZ.S6'11ftt. m lna LHRH Wecllom at ~arioul tlJD• durtna tbe, _J!:p;=::::::::::::=~~~~+:==:i:=+:=~==-meutrual eytle. - ..... CORONA Dll MAR COTIAGES Duplex, South ol Coot Hithw•y wtlh complete privecy. CorMr locetlon. Each unit 2 Bdrm Md a fireplace. Auumabl• *n.1245,000. · PLAY GOLF Your oo course In tbl1 fant.uUc 3 Bdrm. Rancho San Joaquin townhome. Gotr CO\U"'M vie" from ..,.~ kitchen. dlnlnte room. llvtn1 room and master bdrm. O.tbedral ~celUnl host red bnck nrepla e. $65,000 down to $UO,OOOA.l.T.D. For appolntn)ellt coll IRVINE BACHELOR PAD SSl,990! Owner "111 carry the paper a t 20~ down. Pool. tenn1:, courts. spa. mouotaln view. Act now! OCIAMRONr FOi llMT 3 Bdrm Furnished $900 for 1 month. THE REAL FSrA'l1ER8 Cnta del Mar 673-1550 .................................. * * * * * * Heritage Collection DECORA TottS DBJGHT This beautiful 2 Bdrm 2 bath condo near So. Coa&t Plaza features: new carpets & wall coverings. ceramic floors. formal dining room & RV nccess. Priced at only $119,700. Call 540·1151 A n&mOH IUILDEltS/IHYESTottS Eastside older home on large R-2 comer lot. City approved duplex plans included in purchase price. Asking $87,500. For an appaintment to see. c·a ll 540-1151 HICED TO SBJ. This sharp 3 Bdrm 2 bath home is the lowest priced in Mesa Verde. Owner will assist with the financing. Hurry on this one. won't las\! Priced at only S97.500. Call 540-1151. l . SeU Ulinp fast will Dally I Fmd what yau want ln Pilot Want Ads. Daily PUol Cluslfieds. SEU. ad.le items with a I fmd what you want m Dady Pilot Classified Ad. Daily Pilot Classifieds. IRVIHE TERRACE VIEW Obviously not for everyone at Sl.084,000 -but those who can afford it will appreciate Uus truly magnificent. prime view home & recognize what a t remendous value it is. Located on an extra large lot, d esigned for maximum privacy. Informal luxury, with extravagant use of stone & wood. 4 Bdrms .. large family room, 3 car garage. paol & a view without compare. ·A h o me buying opportunity that cannot be duplicated. DON'T FORGET TO VOTE APRIL I•! HE WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT REAL EST ATE FINANCING ••• INTEREST AS LOW AS 91/29/o There are a lot more ways to finance a real estate purchase than Just a conventtorel loan. Today's newspapers and broadcast media keep telfing the public abo£e high interest on conventional loans ... but what they don't tell you is that umable loans at much lower interest and other creative forms of financing e available. Call Tarbell today and get the WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT REAL ESTATE FINANCING. nirbell, REALTORS~--....... C~ P• POOL H<MM ASSUME rrHE 9 StS<ii INTEREST LOA N ~n thi s <:;..a l ifornia ContemJ>4rary styled 3 bedroom pool home . All b eautifully decorate•. with new wallpaper. hearty fiteplace, family room for the kids~ating area off the deluxe kitchen. vered patio, sparkling pool, g ge opener. Plus avocado tree in ard. About $38,000 down and owntr help finance. 5109,950, call todaj! 540-1720 A-a.o.; Tfof "'"" Gorgeo locati9n, overlooks t he BLUE CIFIC in a resort type area. Cl e to the golf course, Dana Point h r , beaches .and the spa. Comm y POO& le sauna, too. :I bedroom esf gn, with formal dining room. 2~ths, family room, and 2 fireplac . . • one in the master suite. A ut 204.5 sq. feet of living space in . 3 patios. Don't miss it! A st~!!Jat $205,000, take over paym~. 54D-1'120 .... _ ....... s u rro Medtt Security r0om Coast 1/8% outt Come take a good neat 1 bedroom condo. ult community. with private patio ... ode~ by enticing ranean atmosphere . ate, Etio area, apa, rec mo e. All near South a a • Assume the 11 • . . llurry ! 540-1720 Costa Mesa's Eashide Super location , R·2 lo t i5 t he locati on for this c harming 2 bedroom family home. Custom drapes & shutters through out, with dining area, wood floors and new plumbing. On nice big lot. with room for the boat. About $25,000 down and owner will help finance. $125,000, call now! 540-1720 Patto.-.MecrTeMis Close to the pool. too ... ideal for the active couple! Immaculate. totally private 3 bedroom patio home, complete with custom drapes, upgraded carpets, tinted windows, and lots of handsome wroug ht iron accents. Fabulous location! Garage opener. Must see. S97,000. 540-1720 At._ I O'l:a'Yo &,o_. Take over low interest loan on this STARTER 2 bedr09m condo! Only S731700 ... price slashed thousands. In the popular "Woodside ViJlage., area, close to South Coast Plaza shops. Fenced patio, 3 pools, spa, sauna, lush grounds. Come by & see! 54()..1720 $66,tSO. ..... Ywd Great ror the kids! Super starter home with 2 be(lrooms and dining room area. Patio area. XLNT location . . . close to schools & shopS. Owner will help finance with Sll,000 down. 12Y.l% interest loan. Call for more details. 540-1720 WltWU. • CLOS. TOOAY HAPPY USTO... ..,... OUI IMTlll STAl'ft •. "+ 'llWSI I ...... .... /$ f'onnr bey 6 ol1bt =.s~a.=.'t th• Bluff1. 2 1t1h J Bdnm, ..... adH •· tures and woodwork dll"aDut. IAmno. -Ill-* Ooortoc. aJr ruter • .,,,., .... ayatema. 8111& al .U. lake '11/er t'4P ASSUllABLE LOAN AND /OR O WN ER WILL nNANCE wrm '41.% DOWN . Call now m.noo oPfN Ill 9 •II\ 11/H 10 • !Kl ' !!!!NIW!!!!!!!Pan'!!!!!!!!•!!!!!!ACH!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!l!!!!!7!!S,_.!!!!!!ll!!!!!! [ ~·- Lingo ~&lU'I OCEAN VIEW CONDO w ....... ., oc... .... from ..... '°°"' ......... ... •nt•r b•droo•. Perfect, MO¥ ... coediffola. .......... , upgract.d rta. 3, Newport CrMt. l le*w, 21/• ....._ W.oct .... floon. MW ...... carpets, dnl9Mf' wallp•"'· " tit. botlwOOMS, loNje MOdtn. kffclMR. tw~ ,. lawy cmd 1trl• at a 1node1t p ric•. $114.500. 4 BEDROOM, 5 IA TH + IOHUS & GUEST An. Lor~. illlfM""she Htry wfft. clrc .... d9ircose,... to~ roe. wtte. .... COltY.,....,._ pit md fflaplace, forM ~ l'ONI, ...-.Y room + CCI 'I It separate 9•••t opart•••f _..... ~ two balhl Ir bo11us roo•. Harbor Yl•w Porlofioeo e~ .A ,..., ... ! $255,000 CONDO IN THE ILUFfS Lo•.ty l .._.OMI. 2112 batla. __, ........ ""'d ...... ....., ......,. Mo ca••••• Wtll, for ,. ... , • .,._ tJN4 ..... lfe .......... OHwecl tt $111.000. 6,~7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499-455 I 495-1720 Sod l.aC)lllta LOCJmG MMJ-1 497.333 I 49J..81I2 LaCJUllCI leach 0-Poiltt OCIAMVllW! WO# SI 74.500! SECURITY BLOC. ~ penehouae • 2 td"ml., 2 i:.t.bs. frplc., deck + community .,,.,., W!!jj • will trade . ~ · lease optioo with 110.<m! OCV'..:>NT'! OWNER'S deluxe 3 bdrm.. 2 beth Ullrt + 4 bdrm. rental. 6 car garaae. 55h . lot. Sl$,«m! IUUXES OCIAH YIEWS! Seilen will belp hnant't! 3 & 3 BR w:ut.s $275,000 ' 3 &2 BR uau Sl79.500' 3 & 1 BR 11Dits $289..500! ..... layf'Toop. ........ • 67~7060 * EASTSIDf $99,900! ~. <Ast.a Mesa 2 Bdrm charmer. L ake brand oew! New roof. catpda. pamt.. loleben. the wons ! Incredible value. Jmt ~ to llJ.900! Hi.ny ~ Take ad vw&a&e' Cail 752-1700 U1 f• '•f ~ II t I If'• IU ,._. '• t ['311filltd te.AVBDl 5 Bdrms. er 4 •a den . immaculate 2·atory bmPe ~all tbe eKlrU CllJ'llle door opener, water •oft•••r. de· Cllft9al' ..al WWW ...... Qilltar ... 't. .... ---.cm ... associated .. Q • J .., -.. g ~ I\ ..... "'<, •• -" t , • U you 're lookmc (or a bet· I.ft' job, you wool want to mus tbe e mployment t'JDbllma m Claulfied. GOHIOUS .. IMJ-C-AMTOM Just reduced 110,000 and owner ,.,. "Let'• sell"1. Outltandiq VenailleiJ home, high1y upgraded, cuatoQ\ features. Lovely night light and ocean view. Opet\ today, 5 Rue Montre~. E.xcellent financing. 1S9-1679 ... l.C. •OADMOOI I Pl.AM Investors, we've listed the 5 BR. Fam Rm model for under Ssoo,ooo . Park-like grounds, 3 car garage. Excellent financing. LEASE/OPTION VILLA BAI.BOA Mew md _.,.,. I~ la 2 bcfr.. 2 ba w/flttpl•ca md ....,... ~-S...- cCMMlo o'f'ftioob CJt"••...... S2 I 0,000. 631·'400. $10,000 ... & $750 ,... mo.a.ose. EXEC. VERSAILLES VIEW ~ VIEW fro. ttiis MCWity ed prestiCJious co11do in a "'-ct.an" ~ OY~ H.-wpcri. Yee.I cmd deem 2 bdr-. 2 baHI wftll Olltda cw balco•y. Ow••r w ill leas• or a.o .. /optioe witta S 10,000 COiia ..ct SI 000 P"' __... ltow for.._ pria of S22t.500. 0....-ltas _,wc1, s....M! 631-1400 PENINSULA POINT WfTH qu1Q ucaow s110.ooo A hOMe of cldiacHow °" a coner. Jest ,.,.,, to layfrOlll & oc ... fwOlll. °""" frHh •d ••p~ni•e co.te.,wory 2--story "-..... 4 ~ ~ roo• ••d d••· Soari•CJ i•t•rlor 9rH.._.. & potto wlttt greH1ry. SlloW'fl by a,p11W-• 6Jt-t400. WGE um-DING FUllLY ...... .,...2 ... , .......... ..................... ~ .. .._ ....... ...., .. .._ ........... ... , .... ...._. .... ._., ....... ... -~,._ ............. .._. r I ....... ..._Owwwll..W -~ fi • :iwJ sszs.ooo. 631-1400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC REAL ESTATl. ~ ~ •• Ptc.IQO'llV ~• ~~"' W Co.w H"\I JI~ ~rvw A"' "-""' &dC'1 ~I~ 611-1400 671-6900 RE/MAX IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE A 5 1,000,000 MONTH! PATRICK TENORE IRS IHINIS DOllEI I IN MARCH ••• In March Patrick sold in excess of $1 .000.000.00 and listed over $2.000.000.00 in property. bringing Patrick's personal sates for 1980 to well in excess of $2.000.000.00 in property sold! Patrick. who finds today's real estate market in Orange County totally exciting states "that if the public is going to work with a realtor they better find the very best one they can!" Patrick also insists NOW is the time TO BUY -prices & terms will never be better! Patrick, a professional in creative financing, "gets the job done" in whatever real estate money market. tf you need to sell your home quickly and creatively in today's market. or want to avoid high interest rates by purchasi_ng a home with 'creative financing ... CALL PATRICK _ TE•RE HE &ETS THE JOI DONE! 631-1266 GONGRATUlAflONS PA TRICK T ... - • , EASTER GREETINGS • TO ALL OUI RIBtDS FROM T .. STA,. CAROL ARTHUR CATHY BENDALL LOU BRECHTEL JOAN COOPER MARGUERITE HART CHARLES HOYLER LCMI lrecilhl It AttodalH ............ SH & COMrAU! Vi e w l o c a ti o n! Quality construction! 4BR home built around a spa rkling pool in protected courtyard & featuring a dramatic VIEW of Peninsula tights, Cata lina & harbor e ntra nce. Family rm & formal dining rm adjoining s pacious Ji ving rm for entertaining. $795,000 fee. La rry Dyer 642·8235. (J-64) 11.UffS FttOHT ROW! lst offering! Dolore" pl an end-unit w/3BRs. 21!.' bat:.~. oming & brkfs t areas. Spectacular view of Upper Bay & Ecol. reserve Wrap-around patio. 5265.000 fee. Du.:k Halderman 642-8235. (J-65) ASSUMAILE! This 2 BR. 11:.! bath t ownhome w/ attached garage has just been reduced to $93,500! Decorated in warm earthton es & upgraded. Owner will he lp finance. Lorraine Re id 551-8700. (J -66) rOOl-VIEW-S 125,000! Comfortable 4BR hilltop home in newer neig hborhood near fwys. schools & Laguna Ni guel shopping mall. Ass uma ble VA loan -owner w ill a ssist w /flnancing . Paula Bailey 642-8235. <J -67 ) B.EGAMCE & CHARM! . This 4BR. fa mily rm President home has a spacious lot w/covered patio. garden blazing with color & a view of green hills & city lights. Oak flooring paneling & 2 fireplaces give a feeling of mellow warmth. $359.500. Madehne Cross 752·1414. (J-68 ) FUXllLE FINANCING! Sit uated on one of the la rgest townhome lots, this spacious 3BR Deauville offers a ll amenities incl : prof. decor & landscaping, quality upgrades . air-conditioning, pool, spa. patios & m a rvelous view ! $699,000. Lynne Valentine 644-6200. (J-69) TOWNHOME! Presti gious Big Canyon --a security protected environment. Lovely 3BR & den home that would s uit the mos t dis crimina ting. Dramatic ceilings -· understated decorating --lg pvt patio. $235,000. Julie Van Wieren 752-1414. (J-70) CAI«<* 1111t!A T-Sll9,SOOl Rambling, woodsy home nestled in tree-filled canyon 5 minutes from fwy. 4BRs --s tudy --formal dining & family rms & room to add 5th BR. Fantastic rec. facilities incl. lake, sailing, tennis , pools, spa & special family activities. Paula Bailey 642·8235. (J. 71) MAlloa VllW HOMISt Dramatic 48R Palermo situated in park·llke setting. Wood deck -· pond and waterfall add charm to the free-flow floorplan. Many amenities. A well priced offering tha~ won't las t . Susie Weiss 551·8700. (J-72) .,AllMOOa HAllOa YllW MUS aipet ftn&ocin1 avail., oo thia lovely 4 BR. rarmb' rm home with re-twana view of mtm & hillalde. Reall1Ucaly pnoed at D49~. cau ~ oomE VALENTINE ~or~ VA TERMS! Owner wants out- owr.-wW &ell &Dier VA terms, 13~ interest. fllst.Slde eo.ta Mesa 3 Bdrm 2 batb, atone ftreplace. A must tee at only Sl<B,S5(). Ad OOW ! Oill 546-2313 "'1N Iii 'I • I/\ llJN /Ola N( I• ["1Nll1ll ·c rcWZ- Eastside 3 Bdrm home, hardwood fbn, double garage. Lot 60x120, $125,IXKI RoyMce4r* ...... 541-nn READ ALL ABOUTm Oie comes aJoog every onc e 1n a while-4 atrm;, 3 baths. dining room. add on fam ily room. Bwllin 6 stool wetbar. refrigerator. icemaker. room for pool table . Ma goifice nt pyramid skylight with polished brass Huge storage a rea. tht-re ·s Jl..til much. mucb more '°' only SI 19,950. Act oow• CJll 546-ZJtJ t lf.-'~t I• I f '• lJ f ~ / • l·~dftliil PENINSULA POINI'. $330,000 °'1mef" will C&rT)' rintnC· ing. No qualifying lo buyer. Unbelievable 3 Bdrm. 2 story home. Rich parquet floors. Mahogany wood beamed ceilings. tota lly re- modeled thruout. Just l1Sted ! Won't last with this price & tenns. Call ~nn Ol'fN 111 9 •II\ If.JN 101>1 N(I • [9dlllil 4.-WRAMCH STYUHOME ~ ~ $4000 down. Wallang dist.a.oce lo all sd:lools. parlc aod ma1or stqiping centers. Good as.5Uftl3_ble loan. 9'k '". teresl. $458 per mo. <.:all 714-~67 l)J1·· ,. y . ' ,,, l·f ~·t ''4 , WATERFRONT FORECLOSURE Newport Beach, 3 bdnm. 80 Ft. front.age oo wat.er. Owner needs fast sale. Willing to be ~1able, call for de- tails. 646-TI71 THJ: Rf:AI ESTATf:RS I ' CHdM OM UDO Thia fabuJOUI 3 bdrm •• 2 ba~ home. decoralor remode led, i1 Ideal for family or as a weekend home. One of the choicest locaUona ! A fantastic buy ul only $425.000. 4 IDIM. IM T .. Cl&T One ot the largest, best located units in the Crest is now available lor only . $185,000! UST IUY OM •&•tSILA Comer 1~ in the most choice &tcatJon. New home. one of a kind! 4 Bdrms .• 2ih baths. family room, mstr. Slllte & 3 frplcs. The ideal f a miJy home JOU can afford. Great financing. OnJy $J85.000. INYESTOR•s 5PICIAL Thi.." beauti1ul 2 bdrm~.-2 6ath condo. in the Newport Crest. is aa ideal investment. One or the lowest priced properties available in the Crest now. at only $159.500. IEST OCEAN VIEW-THE CIEST Our new listing in the Crest is light & airy & e1X tremely private. n is end unit has 180 deg. view or the ocean. 0ne of the most fantastic locations m the Crest. This one is guaranteed to please the most discriminating buyer! Priced right at only $189.500. CHECK OUR PRICE ON LIDO This 5 bdrm .. 4 bath home. with den. formal dining rm. & loft. is the ideal home for the prestige minded. on Lido. Quality construction & decorator finished. makes this an ideal home. Compare this value at only $435,000 ! IEST IUY IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS This 4 bdrm. home. in the traditional style, is a true value for a fa mily. a n in vesto r o r s omeone looking t o , remodel. On a double lot. this home has a swimmin~ pool. 3 private patios & plenty or space to add-on. High ceilin gs & la rge rooms. make this a grl'at homl'. Can vou believe it at only S~65.000' • Ski LODGE IH TRUCKEE. CALIF. Spacious home adjacent to Napa & Sonoma. ideal for ski lodge. Near new !-.hopping center & all major ski areas. Owner will carry Is l T D. at 11 5r~ for HI year;. 5180.000 VIEW CONDO OM LIDO This fabulous condo. on the 8th floor of the flO l bid!-!.. possesses the most fabu lous v ie w of ocean . bay & mountains m Newport. Truly prestige lt\'lng a l only s.550.000 OH THE TIP OF LIDO Great 4 bdrm .. 3 bath home in one of the quieter & more secluded locations o n Lido. Fabulous sunny patio. ideal for entertaining. $525.000. DREAM RENT AL OH LIDO Fabulous s ummer rental. 3 bdrms .. 2 baths with a la r ge. sunny private patio. This extra large house is ideal for a family , or just the couple wanting lo get awa y from it all ! Summer or yearly lease. FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY! If Y.ou're thinking of a cha nge & looking for a great place to work. with one of the highest commission s plits. ca ll Bill Gelbke 673·7300 , ~ COTr ntnLTT ~ ~ mvrs1nrn1 conrnm You 've Arrived at ... LINDA ISLE Waterfront Haven of intemalionalJy r e n own literary figur~ is n4w available to the discriminating bu yer. • Park your yacht at front door. • Family size home. adapts beautifully to entertaining. • Privacy is assured in this gate guarded community. • Magnificent vistas and intimate courtyards complement this exciting island retreat. • This experience in living is priced for the discemlnt. • or course ... by appointment. Other Bayf tont Properties with Pier & Slip Call for Information. 2071 San Jo9q&lfn tlll8 Rd. Aero" ftom BIO CANYON Newport llMCh ... 1777 .......... "*' Newly decorated ' bdrm. famUy homo. Cloee to ocean. 1325.000. IA'nllONT Wo have 1everal ftne homes wllh pJer • 1Up a TOIO HOllll COUNl'IY 4 Bdrm1.t 3 bath•~ ranch style. mlni.-tate In orana• arovee. t:Me.400 BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR ' ' ' I , - Incomparable white wawr view of Irvine Cove ~-Catalina and Sunsets. Rare. very large sloping lot, all useable. Architectural plans for exciting home combining old world charm with contemporary flair. For information and brochure call~. Ownr/ >igt . 12% INT. witll 20% DOWN. tww J.4 ... OOtll Ha•l5 ••• th ~600.,S Prices S..+ at S I 02. 995 Poc...ttw t4o •• • C.-77MOll ~~s .1~1~~~ss . TerriflC1A~ with OutnudiD1 harbor ud oeeal\_ view. Owner will carry saso,ooo 2ndf.D. I , LIASI enlON Fabulous ocean a d harbor view. 4 bedroom. large family room, pool. 1349.000. 115,000 oPtlon money. $1500 pr mo. fil Coldwe ll Banker ~ler (f r+tilujJ FROM THE SJ A~ OF COLDW~IAMK& IN NIEWJIORTCEllTER • 644~060 DIRECTORY ... Mi ..... AKt.ywlll .............. ,_ .. ,, ri. sAl .. ._C ......... -* ............... ., •• ate ....... ....,..W.YPLOTWIMJAOI.."*- ..... ... ..__ .................. _.... • .............. , 0 .. ~ ....... HOUSES FOR SALE 2 IEHOOM 621 Poinsettia. Corona del Mar 759-0811 Sl73.000 Sat Sun l ·S 34 Tanj?enne 1 Orange Tree 1 Irvine 759·081 l Sll0,500 Sat Sun 1·5 56 Sea Jsland Dr I 81~ C)n l !':B 675 3411 Sl 79,900 Sat Sun 1·5 2 II ... FAM IM .-D&I •2215 Pacifi c Dr .. Corona del Mar 642-8235 S995,000 Sun_ 1-4 ·30 l IEO•OOM 146850val Rd 1WalnutSq > Irv 552-89&1 $89,000 Sat /Sun 1·5 5 Robon Ct. (Nwpl Cresll NB 7$1616 Sun l 4 256 Fairview Drive, Lag Beach 499-4159 Sat/Sunday 2553 Greenbriar. Costa Mesa 540-1720 $109.950 Sun. 1-S 3125 Bayside Dr .. Corona del Mar 673-8550 S216.000 Sun. 1-5 19361 Cindy Lane. Huntingt.on.Bcb 979-5370 $95,900 Sat 12-3. Sun 12·5 2728 Vi sta del Oro 1 Bluffs> N.B. S157,50Q.Fec Sat/Sun 1-S l .. ,... FAM IM tw D8f 1982 Tustin Av e . Costa Mesa 646-7414 Sl24.500 Sunday 1-6 •1718 Irvine Ave < Ba ycres t) NB 642·5200 $199,500 Sun. 1-5 26 Lakeview <Woodbridge) Irv. 675-3411 $175,500 Sun. 1-5 531 El Modena. Newport Beach 631-1266 $375 ,000 Sun 1-5 •8462 P e pp e rwood cS &S> Westminster 848-2262 Sat /Sun 12-S 1044 Santiago <Dover Shores> N.B. 759-1616 Sun~ -4 43 Lakeshore <Woodbridge> Irv. 551-8700 $179.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 4 llOIOOM 325 Aliso CNpt. Hts. l N.B. 631-4777 $225,000 Sat/SUD l·S 607 Rockford Rd . Cam Hlnds, CdM 631-1.266 $299.000-Fee Sun 1-5 223 Via Ithaca. Newport Be~ch 499-4460 Sat/Sun l ·4 1521 Seacrest CHVHls > CdM 675-3411 $4CY7,000-fee Sat/Sun l·S 1836 Port Tiffin, Newport Beach ~ Open Sat/SUD 1-4 4 • .... 'AM ltM •DIM 35 Goleta <S=lass) CdM 964·28U ,000 Sun. 2·S •2101 Leewani Ln, Baycrest. N.B. 640-~ $219,000 Sun 1-4 4515 Orrington <Cameo Sbn> CdM 873·T181 $379,000 Sun.1·5 •1718Galaxy (DoverSbn) NB 6'2-.saoo '565.000-ree Sat/Sun 1·5 •1108 Pembroke (WestcUfO NB 142.5200 1195 000 Sat/Sun 1~ 355 E. "2nd St. <Back Bay> C.11. -.ms Sat/San 1-$ ' 5 Rue Montreux C Big Canyon > NB 759-1679 5605.000 S.at1Sun 1·5 21051 Shaw <Park Pl> Huntington Bch 963-83'T1 SJ&i.000 Sat Sun 1-5 • 21i72 Ballow Ln ( M <.·~J dcl ~1 a r1 CM 556·2660 Sl1 5,900 Satl-4 1421 Kings Rd . :'lie"' part ~ach 673-3550 $475.000 Sa 1-5 Su 2·5 1032 WlutesaJls < Hrbr \'u Hls >Cd ~t 760-9333 Sat Sun I 5 23 Montecito CSp} gls > Cd~t 760-9333 Set1Sun 1-S 5 aa ... FAM •M 0t DEN . •4531 Camden Or <Carre<> Shrs > CdM 640-53S7 Sun 1·5 •#6Cherry Hills <Big Cyn}NB 673-'n61 Sl .295,000-fee Sun. 1-5 1014 Mariners Dr., Dover Shores NB ' 640-5351 SS95,000 Slt tSun l ·S 6 IB>ltOOM •3 Montecilo. Corona del lY.ar 631-1400 $625,000 Sun. J-5 COMDOMIMllJMS FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 25 18 Elden Ave <Oak Glen>C.M. 642-6734 $99,990 Sa11Sun 10-6 56 Sea l~land Dr . Newport kh 7$1.ZW Sl79.000 Sun 1·5 lllHOOM 2430 Santa Ana Av e ., Costa Mesa 642-6734 $1 09.990 <>;en Daily 30 Rustling Wind , Trtlrk Vsla, Irv. 675-3411 $239,900 Szt1Sun 1-5 5 Ra bon Ct. <Newport Crestt N. 8 . 759-1616 &t/Sun 1-4 l• ..... FAMIMorNH #22 Whitewater CJas mn Ckt CdM 964-2611 $315,000 Sun. 2·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE MBMCALJLAW COW\IX & NNTMOUsl 140 . Newport Bay/Hoag • 631..tl79 $1,200,000 MOBILE HOME FOR SALE . I ..... AM'IMwMM 177 DeAnza < Baysl' Vlg> h 642-5200 $55.900 S./Sun 2-6 HOUSES F(>R RiNT J • ..... PAMIM ., ... •2989Jacaranda (~a Vale> CM ~ $700 mo. U /Sun l.S * Pool •* Waterfront •• • Wat.erlroot 4' t>ool l WA11111M*T.-.;w· .... Ml1~~ .... ~ FUtilldc bay • oman vtew. A. r.a1 *utr-b.t the we .. kBown Mal KAI. Bea~ nfUtbUhed lnsMte & out wlt.b lmh new cpt.na le drapes <neutral colon). oew kltcbie1 appUaoca. Huie livlna rm with a new mlmwed will ffflediu excttlna lloat activity. 2 Lae bdrma. al>atha. See an~. IJOJ IAYSM M. s.t/S. l·I OCIAtROMT .... MIA A f antasUc vlew pt the beau blu Poclflc. Private dips from ~our own door to t h e cocnm\lnlty beach. f:xt"lust\le area Wlf, • M-bour security sale. ~clous ,,temporaey home with 4 bidrms;t al dJnmg. fam rm. recreation rm. st y. 3i,.., bathS. Spa & bulll·in fish aqear•um. St.100.000 Consider exch•ngl' for Newport bayfroot wllb boat sllp MOUMTAIM' M9"1 C 4STU Vacation or retil-e like a Kmg atop your mountain with a spectacular view rrom Palm Springs to Catalina Island. $99,000. Minutes from Lake Arrowhead. Wi.~ consider exchange for local propery. WESUY tl Tt~~?.: CO .. 1.-fton 2111 s. ....... NEWPORT CINftR. H.I. U<Mt I 0 IA YVEW CONDO ''"-.._ aoo· *"°"" ..._ bayl Clean and s harp 2 Br 2 Ba with this fantastic opRQrtunity; with only $25.000 down. the owner will finance the entire balCl'lce. Won't last at only $.)79.500. JUST TRY TO MATCH THIS!!! OH LIDO ISLE Owner will carry the entire balance at leu thalt I ~o Wttest with only $80,000 down. 3 bedrf<_>m + nice wide lot at 111 Via Jucar. $369,500. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. corner 30ttt • BLUFFS BRAND NEW HOMES Las t chance to buy. 2. 3 & 4 bdrm. homes. 1 & 2 stories. finest. latest ameniti~s. some with view. $225.000 To S250.000 JNCLUDI.MG ~AND. ~w i23~q. inter~st financing! f or app t. to ~ce. call - HELEN 8. DOWD REALTOR. IMC. 644-0134 List ar luy With ~ bpttts DON'TWMT IE CREA1'VE Land ooiax> + rust.om <I Bdrm, familf room ~-Owner" ~Y carry at 14%. Best blck bay area. 355 E. J2nd St Open SattS•n 1·5 ~.<m w;md! 3 Bdrm. home lrvme, C M .. Np\., "1lh as· s umable loa~. have $38.000 2n• T .0 . w S60.000 Stfurity . Seasoned over a year. can add llOl1'e ~h. Bud OJrbln. 9S7 ·5762 ..._hkwt C006 ....................... HAPPY EASTER. Onve By JlOl Balboa Ave 2 St«Y + tn('Ome. Save a<m's on In CObl.S & Ul\. A· 1 assumable In lnq RINE REALTY l2131434-0908 HEWDECOtt Terrific location near the Main street. Charm· tsu: Z.story. 3 Bdrm. lge lotcben. formal duung rm Ma!iler bdrm w/frplc. Newly painted. carpeted & draped. Two pallo6. Loads of wood. warmth and Island Olann. $450,000. Shown by appl. WATtRFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631·1400 Q.• ... . ~ ... . ~Jl&btlw kitchen with UMd br ck & wood ~I on to 1urut1 briclr patio. Very ~ar.abdrm bonw +Income.- Call for detaila oo flnand.l\I. 1259.500. ·------------· .... l\'lltUeal Ad A NEW APPROACH AND ATITI'\JD~ IS NEEDED. VOTE FOR ........ MA.UlER ON 1'1.lEmA y Paid few by John J.coba.m.arro 2911 Newport Bl, NB ..... , ' 11#1 1007 ....................... Bayfront l ot. or. PaV\bon; $50.000 down. Room for large boat, front yard. 675·91 l l Agfer'4 Pwd f'Otillcal Ad A NEW APPROACH AND A TIT11JDE ISNEEDEO. V<YJ'E FOR rt&UP MAURER ONTIJESDAY Pald fOI' by John Jaaiba. 67~0 2919Newport Bl, NB C... dill Mir I 022 .. .................... . IMftD WITH POOL, Poppy Ave <l1anmng owner's home + large detached raUL Z l')-Jlics Wallt to beach & s hops. Only sm.oxi PA&I.. MARTIH REAi.ESTATE 644-7313 ~ Cdm. new 3 br, owner's unit. $290,000. By owner. for appl only 6"-S1l9. !Ol7lB OtrllJOllWAY a . 2Will, 2 rtpb, ram nn. patio. jaami, 4 car ~ bonm 2Br. 2Ba 18'111. 2 yrs new. owe contract. Prln only. 673·1148 Bkr . Owner~. DWI.DES Beach area. Owner financing CdM & SO. Broker 61S·Ol85 or ~ SPYGLASS .. U s 8rdm. 3 Ba, pool., spa, play area. Mountain & canyoo V1ew. $460.000. By 8'Jlll. 644-1'771 (.))uJ'tesy to brokers. IRVINE TERRACE-3Br, 288. new lotdlt'n, l'Pts . drps, & paint. 'ery sharp home, unpeccably decorated w new landscapan~ & auto -.pnnkl~r'I loan. A-. sumable owe 64.i :l>OO. 644-!&i7 Jcasnft Ow« 22 WHITJo.."WATER OPE."! HOUSE 2 5 Lovely Moonre5\ condo 3 Bdrm 2 1"1 baths SJ15.00>. 1'lcx1ble lerm.., 470CA 9.S4-26 I I o suo ~eal.cy SPYGLASS HIU Sp.c 5 BR 3 Ba & CUST u:rr. Ownr flex ~7272 DlftD So. of Hl;llway Ol'M!llimt to schoola & sboppUig. No vacancy ... problam ....... _ in thil 3 and 1 Bdrm t.nil.s. ~.000. WATERFMONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 631·1400 ... OCIAH AtelAYVllW llX> ICIJl ol C\lltOlltked home. 4 Bdrm. Fem Rtn. dm.. pme or pool room and killed room. <JlrdJ• •dll. vtew)! Pool. •P•· ele1ant landaca ptn1. Only --Good ftnanc:hlC. 00 ....,_H lJ.:i:f' --- C..MM tOZ4 ....................... ,,.,.. .. '"' ...... ... , .. ,_ lttlo1 bHld• your SPAULJNO POOL. Saa.tp Callfon:Ua Coo· ~U7 I bedroom borDI wlb eatma 1na. fadly room and new C'UlllWm wallpaper. Patio area, 1ara1e opeoer . -r.ke over payments. $l09,9SO. BKR. Call 541>-l?a> Wl ·-· HIWUSTING MESA VaDI EXEC. 1-5 br home w /&puki· Ing pool near country club on cul ·de.sac: Gorpo.a mslr s\At.e w I baJeooy. Th.IS magnif 1 • oen borne tS belllg of· fered at only Sl89.950. Oeative terms! Huny ! !i.abrnit! S4S.9491 OAKG&.91 Distinctive new 2 bedroom, 2t.'J ba con· doomu.am. $00,900. 2Sl8 Dden Ave, C.M. 642·~ HEW UmtiG IZl/i¥o ~! al only Sl35.0X> this S br, rm1y tone woo 't last! Great Mesa Del Mar location near schools. park ok lake. Hurry ! !i.abmil! S4S.t491 c:= Walker & lee SYCAMOAI ... mM•MIW f'allulous. 1ar-ee 3 bd. 2~ be. Qua»t,y t.ownbome condos. Only 4 available, from Sl<8.9ll0. 3'30 Sant.a Ana Ave. 6CU734. .-.cH 9UARTER COteO 2 ~. 2 baths. rrptc . dbl g.ar. owe at only l<Y"'< int. 29% dn. ... p m.<m WOIUJ> I.E. S!i-1111 S7500DOWH OW C. J blodrooms. near the ocean. No qualify. 1 n g t• a m 1 I y r m . f treplace Cal I anytJ m1: N$ 514l·<BIO __ _ $13,000 DOWN to40 QUAUFYIHG ~ beach. 4 bdrm.-.. 2 ba . frpk $85,0fX) 631-5'737 Bkr Pnncapals Only ~FAMILY HOME Pcri &T....es New on the market in the fine family area of 't1e>a dcl Mar. A com fortable h o me 111 4 lxlrmi. Canul} room & pool Priced well V.l\TI RJ RO"'fl llOMI.., REAL ESTATE 631·1400 OOSlll UllTS (M1IR W/CARRY 2.3.6 Of' 8 unit.I. Owner wt.II cany with a re· .inable doown payment Call66Wil .1 OPEN HOUSf REAl TY /. OWC latT.D. 10143 lnt.fftlt. a br. 2 be. llntMI On • F/P. Elltlide, SlJ.S,000. Afl., ecz.-. AS5'N $tJ.SOO t0¥. VJ.. LOAM WTSIDIJ..._ IV11Ant5 MKmi4•flOOf.. NeaSlzt. ... N&alMl.TY MMll4 I ........... a,ndlty, Apfll e. ,., ONLY PtLOT •• w..£OITRADl!l ,, ..... .., 1"4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 Ba ....... ooo • o.ari--. 1SNQ2) Tiburon Condo. 20~ dDi9o, OIMlel" will carry al 12' lat. 111-2291; 9481'1A-.. BV OWNER.Mesa Verde pool home, Z sly, 4Br. 388. FD. I frplcs. lg pod. pa BBQ, assuma· b6e loeas. ll'foe sna.ooo l873 Rhodes. ~1 CllEAP IJS,500. Cott.age 00 latp bt. East.side. Assmbl 1o1n. owe. 228 Qn1 Pl 63l-014' fASTIR SPlaAL vacam. '9dy to move IJl. 0 .W.C. OD cootn<1. :lr.1~.buge yrd. On· ly 181.<XX>. Agl. 646-3627 WANl'ED. Pri vale party desires. sngje f am bro or cmdo, In E·s1de CM up to Sll0,000 w/p,d t.enns Hm 213 1828-12.89. ofc 2131709·4110 Dave Gnsoom •..e.AVBDE • • llAUTY * ~ ble on your own covered patio. Lg i.tcywd. mawre fna t trees. 3 Bdrms, I ~ baUll.. Uperaded borne. new cpl tbru·out. $107,000 VA /FHA. 631.ZlU ~""'nbow==-=Rea=-===-tt~)b OPIHEASTER See Um espsite f amity home. 3 Bdrm. brdwd firs, aua rm. Agt. ~.soo. lMZ Tustin. ()po 1-6. JIEiA DEL MAR (8y0wmr) lmlmc. J br 2 ... ... bea&-s pool.$120,000. -~ lA. Ml-ZZZI ~~ on weetalde. Near adlooll • beach. Pool. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fonml dining. large bv· Ing room -Mth (lJ"e'PI•~. New carpets, drapes, piUDl. We. Pnnc. only. 645-3M1 4&. 2Ba. Sl~.000. RV ac Cl'!S6, flex terms all olrs cons1dr, ownr/agt 56-«m l4SA YmD£ fSIYO Spar 3 BR 2 Ba w 1nex hn Lse/opt $129,000 &'5-7'Z12 MIS;\ VERDE NORTH Four bedroom, three hath. family room , formal d1n10g and brealdast oook. Located on cul de·!>.JC Prl\ all' yard. 10 year; young Call Glen Hellwarth. !:@.!MOO 1:1~~,~- RF.ALTORS -------ASSUMABLE LOA~ Umaious pool home · 5 bedroom 0( 4 bedroom + recreatJon room, 31 l · baths . Top of llne cham pagne CUl>f'lmg + rolor coonimated wall rovl'r lJlg'i • AJr conditiooed t-.:xtens1 ve use of con ~ ~n~ for eru.y care and L'nterta1n1ng Arreullt'S ,Rak>re Only $2.25,000 fo'or pnvatt> showing CALL Glen Heilwarth. ~!MOO REALTORS MESSY MAMSK>H AtteaUon ! First tame •r Of' Investor. Will· ing to wor1r ? Paint .Ii lots d ebow cruse would tramfonn Uus 3 Bdrm family home Into a GREAT PLACE TO UVE. 91per area Won "t lall!6'5-0:m FOREST E OLSON Fu '* V*r I OJ4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST UST9tll ~·~:o ~.......,wtomen· Ucn. QU NOW! Th~ MU oot lMt. SURP' REALTY SJM:ma.an alltt s IO'M. .,,,.. ..... Fm Vt) condo. Owner wlJI tin. .-a. ext ff. t '-· ............. 000 da.WIJJ. I Catr'J rat . U l ·UTl ADJtlme. .... ~,.,,. ..... ...... , .. LAM91 Bela io ~ .. EZ care 3 bedroom &awnbome In lovely area, clo.e to community pool . Complete with tinted windows, ditung room oft bvq area: CUltOm drapes • .a.orage. Garage opener. Lush l...t.capect 197.000. t.tke over ~mem.a. BKR. c.o~mo TRlllBL --., ti __ ..... 1040 ...... ................ . llAU'l1fUl. POOL Sll'SHOMI l'6ciely loc&ed Of'I cul-de· sac m a I.a.rte 1oL One story home with 4 bdnm. an especially ~ fanuly room, plus magrufi~nt pool. spa and aeparat.e yard for pds. 0o&e \D sctiooll ID a fine locabon. Sl89.SOO. - WATUU"RONT HOMl::..'> REAL ESTATE 631-1400 IEACH CQnAGI Newly renovated 3br, U.. OD dCJubie lot ooJy 3 blks from pier. l"P S1SO.OO) $11,000 W.W. I• OJDdo. 0...-wtll carry 2bll "-·Call & Iv msg. 6GQOO GO A.SSUM LOAM Beautafwly upgraded 38r l ~ ba1h condo in ma! lrvme area. $89.000. Open house Sat / So o l·~ 1'685 Oval Rd. lrvu1e. 552·8983. By ownel'". ._ 111/to/o Lom TClllCh Of Clas Pralll!POUS. tughly de· sirab6e model J bedroom with lernf1c hnancmg avallable Huge bonw. room. ~ katc~n. custom shutter:. & wallpaper. 2i., bath!>. duung, fan»Jy rm. bnck ~. au cond.Jtion· mg. 2 J19U06. ptmters. :.1 orag~. Clo:.e to ~ Sl.8"1.500 l$K R OAJ.J~l TAi1IBL -· Put P\atCe., l.J>C. 842 7 46 l PAllt PU.Cl *YMllRIDGE Getto Model 4 Bdrm 00 f'DnU[S quiet secluded cul dr-· • •ut sac lot. $164,000 Cu II Newt-b ved 111 cteuclwd Ran On home. Owner may ~P R.lf\ufc 11 .. rnmce ..... biodl:tolake ''~ •1n ..s \allllS., Almor.t 2.000 -111-ft. m 2 stones. Ask· PmCI llDUCED 1111 sas4Jli50 -.-m U.. Dice 3br. t W. home. F.P. Now . ... Pllrtl ,,,__ Jae. IG. TJlll • ..... ,IOAMS n. v-... C.-t Many areas. Blr.r ~ sam.cro.SBr. 2Ba '20.000 <kl al 14<;;.. I carry rest 951·9271 any11mt·. ll:?l4T21 1042 ....................... WATElfRONT Immac. 38r 3ba pool home . Will accom· modale 40' boat flex terms ~.000 Walt Smllb Reat\or. 846-lfl1J7 owe ot 9 l/~fl/o ONT! a $i!3.S,IXX> condo for Sl.lll per mo. BroJd moor 3 Bdrm. 21, ba condo Open Sal Sun J2,S 213 59'l lts34 W A T t: R F R 0 'II T HO~E 2,000 ,q fl w ..,. boat dock Sh.1rp $565.000 Prine unh ~· OOQ56 ___ _ C(M)O~. Hrbr. lha1 sbp. walk lO'b<h 2 Bed. 2 ba Frplc On Mam Qlannel $283,().'l Owner will C1nanr 1: w 1.5'1 dn. or buyer as -.umc hl TO OwnH Z1.1 m. JZ.12 ---....,,.. 1044 .•••.•.•....•.•••...... $13,590 ~· No Quahfyang' Owntr will r.nance ' Bnght cheery home. steps to the lake In ~dge CalWC.,.t 7~1202 Northwood/Canyon Creek. Plan IV. 4 Br, 38a. guard gate. Tenrus • pool .A&sumabl~ loan. Seller will carry 2nd trust deed. Least>I OP· lion. l!ni: LIE tlW Beautiful 3 ~droom to:ne with f amlly room and <.'OVl'red patio Located near ~chools, shoppinit and pdrk~ Pnced al ooly Sl li ,500 Of'9t SA.T 12-S 4912 ...-WOOO ~ RANCH ~ P.E 0\l TY ~ 5~1 2000 PRICE REDUCED In'~ lhc. hornt• 1' ide.l.l for )VU· 2 Ud rm.-. :! b.; br1~hl .;nd t ht .. rf ul 111 u11I•) k:Jtcllt·n. pn\Jl1° v.1tu• war priril .ul(1 '"•' ( .di trd..\ tor m<Jf•· 1nl•1rmd om T\lm.SOCX HIUS ,.,........Holuw f'OI' the ~cnm111aun~ (anaJy, tJus pttSUJUOU.'> home cons1:.t-. of 4 ~ . 2 baths. dtnmg rm, wet bar. nook , ~'aik·IO pent/Y, lawtdry rm , luxunous mstr Slate with walk· Ill Cio5et & dra'lstn3 rm Large lot wtth xlnt night light VleW R&rely ls thlS plan m the marteoL. with a view . Owner tranaferred. S294. 500 Including land. DAvto O. CAii.SON llA&.Toa 83).9%'3 THE RANCH! ASSUMABLE 1st. SELLER WILL CARRY A SECOND! Lovely 4·bedroom . 2th baths. ramlly room 3-car garage. Huge side yard ffor R.V. access or pool. Luscious .. mus hroom ... deep. cut· pl le carpeting. "country.brick" k\tchen. wet bar. formal dining area. community tenni s. and no community association dues All th\s on n ·quiet. cul·de·sac strf'('l Call now ~ s 142,500 JACKHOWEL ' . t l ef OCIAM YllW IMll.UD IAY Llkc a book you caq 't put down, la one way or describing thts approx rnat.ely 4.000 sq.ft. mansion. When you see It. you'll want to stay. 18' beamed ceiling, 32x30 living room. 3 fireplaces plus library. WaJls of glau. breathtaklng view of ocean. Pool plus s pa. Private beach. and tennis court. Spectacular s unsets. 24 hour secU,rity guard. Owner will help finance. ~ct now! Call 714·963-6767 • 8THEREAL •mrATERS ' ~ •• • ... ~ lMMl4A MEADOWS Gecqe awtes Realty Ill prwd to prelM!l"ll lbese v1ew bomea 11tuated agam5l eeotJe• bJllsldes. Pnced from S300.000 '75-7512 (())~ AUTIUHOUSE THATGllWUP Located h1&h up on Laguna's R iviera coastline WITH A SOlTrn COAST VIEW OY 1llE OCEAN. Im· p.mg 2.level arctutec· ttn Wllb extenor of red C«Sar. swcco & sloping roalbnes The 2 BO RM Oaor p(an has "GROWN VP''&~OF2 B.DRMS. & D E."l. The unique • den" w 110111 sloptng ce1hng would malte an EXCELLENT DORMITORY BDRM f'OR rnE KJOS. The 2nd say Ii v. rm. has VAULTED OPEN REA M CEILING , CLERESTORY WIN· DOWS AND BALCONY W10CEAN VIEW Kitchen bas bw It 1n RANGE & OVEN . DISHWSHR .Ii SN ACK BAR ll's a great pta~ '° "CROW UP ... offered f.arcmiy • SI 20.000 M Pric.- CAU. MISSION llA&.n TQOA Tl -!l Oil it.y. Laauoa .... ~>• OCIWt'l'BOft Ne• --4•••r t 1 pe --..... '· a--.•• MCWitr. 'ub ltlt 1og U". C1l4 MIB-3)16 ~ Lit \Mil.e ...-r-~ kllt 1m prm'l!li io.CXX) + sq n l:M adlllC pad l lot ot r nre-anfr ont !>oul h La•una . $4SO .OUO . 7M~Wl9 ----- AlliUnll' gt;. r U"St OwMr v.111 hn~ 2nd 38r. 291. f111lc. formal din llll!. qiaet selU.ntt. low ~ Sun11yTop of tM World Homf' ~nearby $147.500 b\ OV.nl'r. i5:? 0098 , fi1l 3S29 t'\'CS ·~HOUSE• Zi6 FAJRVIF:W un ~':'A fU.ACll 300 )Urd'> to '>Jnd) b?:teft. 3 8r OC't'&n Vlf'W h<1ml:'. mnn· 10 rond J>n ct'd below mJ rkf'l dn1 ~ ""U hnann· $4l:it --- 3"~ \U:W homt'. lrl! lLt.. .....alk to ht-a<' h \' sumabl~ SliO ooo 11 :Ir. :Ila, den. bonu.'I rm ;! .strdecks. new < .>fP"l vis.: & fl rs. By 0,. iw r $299 000 l 52!). 11; I \I ur ~ fQWlCH BAY Pl"eslll!IOU.\ oceanfront rommuruty 3 fklrms :?1'2 bl:llh!, formal dinmJ! rm. family nn Pt.l'S pool & Jac:'UZZl S33i. (XX) R£Getl' RIAL TY 131-3114 B«>OfTHf R.ANOW Breathtaking village and ~an view Crom tbll spaR.ling 3 Bdrm 2 bath home Spacious f am!)' room and lt VIII g room. many extras 1n Uas bea"'1fully d«'orat ed home. $180,000 A:. !IUR2 exasting loan don osen n•ultor.., tmN.~HWY LAGUNA BEACH ., ... llSSlJ)(E LOAN ATU~-.. zer Woods Owe Horne. Ona view. 2~ blka lo bd\,~~led. owe 2IDdt Sl&UOO. us f\lbJ SL, .._ 19138 SO.LA9UHA J203t~w.,, Catalln • S"u nH ta Ii coastal v iew from bea&.d\,1' 4 yr new re dl!alrlkd 381', tri·t.vel l'\.-om home. AMwne lo "" ,_.. owe w /20f\ ctwD.D.W>. CStMtle'Propettiu (71 4) 631 ·51~ A.TOCIAH ~ 1 bdrm. apt., pool; spedaJ amerut1es, el garage; private 1tepr. to beach. Owner fmance al U%. $150,000 2 BR. a ba. condo. Qi.et area, pool, J8CUZI&, clubhouse . f'pl c. washer. dryer, refrie, Owner wUJ be!{> fUW>ce. Sll5.<m Peg Alim Rltr 4!M-7578 : .MT Ot4E LO<* and you1J fall U\ love : wltb ths split level, a ! bedroom hom e .• Hardwood floors, C\JIWnl stuters. cedar. '" oak. slcybgbl 111 k1tc~n ~ &ocean Vlew. szss.ooo. : .. rTSLOADED! Speaiull ocean VM!W, l bedroom home keyed lo deg.ant. indoor /out.door laving Wood decks. paoo. pool & spa. Large famly room. ftrepl.<lce & ~ bar. SM.S.000 R.AWUSS 3 Bllldroocn home with famaly room. Uled eo· tryway. st.a.med glasi.. wood paneling, secunty syStem 4r ~1ve ca· n)'DD VlN'S. $0!4S,000 MOl.AH Racll&tah 497.5454 .• '71 41494-l17T ' EMERA'D IAY Rare opportunity for fn.rc row locauon home v.ith ~rb OC't.'an view tM>r lrvtnl' Cove Gatl'd. an~.l. P' t bt-ach & ten· m<> Sl.376.000 C.:arole Tatum. Rltr c&-0(2+ --- ~SAT /SUH 1-5 2623 t4do W«y l'aRlrJJTUc coa..'>lal view. I .,. lot'> Remodeled ,~ Wood 1ru.1de ck nut Beam .., n lct; l1rt>place . endo::.cd. MUrtvarrt. <! l;irg~ ~'I. ·3Bdrm. 2ba. dt>n 6r -.aina Walle to beach. SZ"r.J,500 h\Hl LOL'S L• IT nt"Xl lO a,00\ l' Sl-ti .5011 497-1711 11:.= !lee~ "1( REALTY -..,,..;~ HILLIE ~ Mc CORMACK RE 1195T ...... lollsDr, Opte Sat. 12. s "I A hideaway fit for royaJ- lY c.edar W1Ul hardwood nrs . 3 bdrms ' huf• dtd. guebo. spa; lt k4t new• Don'\ mass it t SZ!19,:,00 • Oc..~ofHwy. Own er f1n anc1ngL Rambling informal t bdrm .• 4 baths. a kilc.h!ns. family rm. & a ~ worit atudio. Ontr 11!15,0X> Cuc• .... ...._· F\nancln1 at 12~ In• tereat. Char mtaa I bdrm .• 2 ba tbs . 2 IOI.chem. 2 frplcs .• deD. I t ntrHces 4r brictel ~Rented .. 2 1&nJta. 4ff.7111 . .. " • CWLY...OT ..... ApriJ •• ,. ....... ...... lb ...... . ,.._ __ ········· ~~ ...... !~ .... Vleto 1067 ....................... Clm'WI CASTLE <Jd ~ charm ex-..,_ wttb 1\ln'eta In CUSTOM +POOL s1n.soo . •••• ' ... ••• •• ,...._.. )ftt , .. tu1 I! I! 6 1 and I I to rt r- 1· E L. r 'lbla u ciUna Newpo home olfen an en&.e tainer"a dellO\t w /un que llva bllTly. FE LAND. Sptriclin& POO Priced to tell fast. Selle DXJti Yllted. 646-7711 ~ Walkt!r f: le e ll'l8lter IMAw Is entrance hall . Quality craftsmanablp ~this tarp ex· ~ residence. Onl.Y Sl.epl from n.' Viat.Q private beach, boat dock, etc. OD Lake Mis· s lon VleJo. Term• lll2.CIJO ~ down fr go &a~ SEJ.l fecdlMt> wttb tbe ex-lmN I . 2 btial ..... Priced at a.ct Bly vlew condo lal,IOO. Cent~ry ~1 / ~ 9111>,000. 2 Bdrm, LlllDe Vldo. Olll ~ ba, frplc. 29% dn or m.-.. ~ int.. ma aaawn p. BY OWNER tloo with D,000 dn. •'5.AIOO WOIL.D It.I. $6000 DOWN 556-7777 No quallfying. owner ~~~~~~ will carry balance al - ~ 4 Br, 2 ba, A.IC. tie yard, lmmed. OC· cupa ncy. Prln. only !178-0CZl ' LAKEVIEW 018.rming 2 BR condo with many upgrades Oeslrable location, 1m. maculate & vacan t. Owner.I ml.L'it sell now! IAYRlONT $110,000 . . imm.cuJate 2 bdrm oo the bay in I vl.y De AIU.a Village. Private beach oonmumty pool & s pa clubhouse. Adults only! 759-1501 • Real Esute WARMINGTON ~lovely 3 BR home & PoPUlar "Alder" floor plan features a vaulted tivtng nn. ceillng, huge mstr. bdrm .• private 601 UDO mil.ml eQjoyed from 3 Slper waterfront condo room.a & excellent wttb Spec:tllCQlar view ~ =...-1-.Collf« :: *Cote Realty & lnveslme-nl ..... ,.... INdt I 069 640-5777 . ..... ...............•.. SEAVIEW W /VIEW $148,000 ASSUMA BLE 9.~! Plush lg 3 bci. $129.000. Palnck Tenore. 631·12S6 REALTORS HEWUmHG NEWPORT EXECUTIVE Owner will help finance. Oitm 4 br, w/btg fmly rm. gourmet khchen & lge pool. P\med for en· tA!rtalning. Call now! 54~9491 !xdmfft Mlrw Wdeif10ill ...... \Wll .. Dodl By Pace9eUer Homes. :Depnt 5 bedroom, 4 · bah home oow under Cllll'IStrUcUoo. Ou ta land. q C\lltOm features in· elide large master suite with hydro-whirlpool • jea.ed tub. form.al duun g room. garden room . , custom fireplace w 1th • c:mwnat.icn pit, 2 car : praee, 17'x38' private dock wtth water & elc..>c· · t.ricit.y. Some optional cDllr seledlon poesJble cUint construction. • Prioed Sl,005,000 'Mil comider exchange fr.ti-deeert property. Buy directly from Wider. Prin. only 800 Hart>or 1a1aod Ori ve Newport Beach Carol Hoa. ,... • 631--0094 9WJWD by appointment. 1HEIUJRIS 3 Bdnm .. 2 bath, l ·atory end mt. New carpets. • J\1lnt. Ne ar poo l . S13UOO (181.500. 103 !om) A.-640-5580 IYOW.• .......... ~~J.,8::1 to tlrial u. oWloal'I In· · daan. View ol Catali.oa fa J'aablon llland & · ._.... ll#Q. RomaoUc ~Mite. wood bum· ( ::. fireplace, Roman : ISl.5.000. Prine on.t.y. ,..., ·--~~~~----~ t. 2HOUS!S : U" lo oat renl lhe ~ otber. 1~ blocka to bl9ch a.ooo to U1U11Mt =lolaO./,., : we tt •ft • call ·-- UDOISUHD CUSTOM Absolutely beau.Uful & exciung new Udo Island hstmg. DramalJc entry Ex.Qwitely designed & ~ located fmly home. 759-1501 180 D.C1 OCIAH VU Fee land Exquisitely decorated. Sleps to P\'t bcb. G r eat t e rm s . Priced to sell at SJS,S,000. ....... 547-0409 UDOISl•MD CUSTOM Abliolutely beautilul & o.ciUnl new Udo lsland tisting. Dramauc entry. ~designed & ~located fmly borne. 759-1501 Real Est.ate MAKE US AN OFFER Expansive s bedroom Dover Sho res v ie w home. Assume S2SOK , 1114 V1R loan. Owner will cany ~ r mane· Ing. $595,000 •. CaU now ror mire detalJs. . -- BAY & 1£EAN VIEW La rge a ssuma ble, lowest priced view home in lrvtne Temice. Call for dd.ails. Laguna Niguel Realty • ,..,.,,.n 1Ytlot1 on Balboa Peolo.aula, Newport BM& O>mmerelal pro. part.J ...U, conwrted to ,..,.. or ,..atauraol. :-..:-:----~ ....... ==.&..*"to 4'M4M .....uo -.11 IMIOIO ............ ....................... ~ ........ ... . ............... . I ID. '"HllW vw.·• • U, ............. -: :w.- Or tara.l'u.la.&.. .... MTUl19 QAr Dr-VISW. VICW. I Br-lrl )at • .,.., potn u.a o..r: Wlll lfaaMe l&JA...,_ mo.GOO. Coot Proparllet. m.Mll ~ o.a. ~ blotk to buc b . New home· pni1--.11,y deco ... t- ecl ~awklow'a watch w tpanoramlc vi.w ol Ol'Olb • foraled mountain• 48r. sa.. Ira. ram "" ..,. IQ ft By owner b u l Ider . SI.II.ODO :ios. 731 7329 or ~7800 EMtbh"I a.oo· lwrury townbome + 6 plu1h reftala. m..ooo lnc:Om c and a areal home or )'OUI" own. S7'111S,000 18~ down owe at •~ In· Welt Oldy. Bb'. ~ 76.S • •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~+1 .... '"' .. .............. .. .... ""' ...... r;"i •. ~ .... 11 Pri:.~af;:'° P~:t TimiOt~~.-. '" .._, RI lot. IM~ ._ Owner wUJ cvry *-.:=· a.w.ooo. mTtun ... ~ z Br beaeb eotuae wt....a dw'm. P'rencb .................. cbil. frpk, aew Uchen • bath oo fee laod 1..-ud on 8b at. In ~-.,.... Prifed (Ol' Cl\ldl ..... at sno.ooo. o.J~ fUUIQdni •vall. IU\.D JWmodeled io • out. Near Balbo a Pi er blcwem bay • beacb. 3 Bedr oom• d o wn , bechelor ~· L1e H · aum.able loa n or try i.u. opt.loo. Sl~.ooo. r.lni . CMftlUS Sewral larwe cq,lu• cbe to beach avail on tlUH 'ol( ULSDN F..astbluH C09do. 2br. ..-. 2'riiba. flplc • p¥t PlbO. dbl pr. pool. ,.,.. s umable loan 10~. Olalider 2nd. si•.eoo. sa " am ~ M0--0r11. Owner'. Slh floor View Ccado 1 br l bl.. Ji. balcony. OC1 the bay w /ocean 'View. a,<m lnlerftt In bpat 1Up/martna Included. Aat./<hvner. 673·1144. cal1 for aJll)t.. 11me option. Call ror de-e 2t1e. 11,\ 1>a ocn. "-· Ulilllm.en, er...,.._ 5UID l~ In • owr w /fin, 20'WJi Ol' sullm It cf o. Pit l!lomei, 0wnr I A#. •92112. eat HJ.. acl H\' ....... -SZ4l.IOO PllSIWH! F.L-' Sl0.000 Down aHumes balance ol $250,000. 12% interest. 5 Br. 2 story home. No quaJlfylnc nee Vacant. Move right m ! Prtn. only. 845-11811 Rare 3Br + separate Newport Hel&hll best l\ll!ll i.e w /loft le bath. location. 4 bt, 2"' ba, formal din rm. spiral ~~o.too. 21 1tAl.rcale. mualve brick frplc~SA~~ l-4 <i.t T.D.r'°awner will 1839~'nffin aid In financ i ng . At.~ Courtesy to brokers R25.000. Open house ' ~VllW Sat.~1..S. SOt•YT 325Aho =;.,.~.·~~. ~ ql&et CW-de·S&C. Lrt. lal. By Owner. 64().51.. S. a 'a I 07' ol e m {. r1r 29%DOWN 0....-WllAaakt Privacy fr 1«U11ty a re )'OU1'I behind t.be gates Ilg Olnyon. You mu.~t see this tugh quality ex r u ttv e hom e . 3 Bedroom + s paciou:-. as ter suit e, r u,t it• am1ly room . 2 eplace~. sparklln~ Ca cl JXlO( & Spa Don't l)'llbS ~ ch.a.nee for a Big nyon Estate. Ex us1vely offered at $525,<XXI. Tca1wetelo & Lff 17 I 41833-2650 SAt4kAS1u () 1 pa m ·•""'in& .. u h""'-r. Bdrm and den. pnvate t 10, "2 house. 1., oblle. SSS.900 BACHELORS ESCAPE . ve t..'P ca the ry private I Bdrm moOle 111 ttus excl w11 ve area. S28.9SO LOCK AND RUN, rt 's easy v.herJ you have llus no- r e. almost new J Bdrm mobile-probably most beauWut you wtl1 :.ee bo Set n These three fa ntastic mes m ay be seen ~ 2-6. Realtor at 7 DeAnza Bayside Vil I age wit h pn vate JXX>(. spa and beach. a.rrett Rlty Rcg1Ster 642--5200 Z!3 Wri OpeftSat& S... 1·4 Vta Ithaca. 4br, 3ba. t.e your own tenns owne r /brkr ap. va l. May trade 499-+tOO for pro *'ALIOA PEHIM. 41 ~$450,000 dplx. 3Br 1 '>'l ba ea 12WC>c...mo..t ntastic Strand 22 Fa Property Assume Lo. or AITD Prine. Only I De CaJI Collect Skptan St.wort 213/47~7646. unit IHSIOE THE GATES HllGCAHYOH anne Home. Dover rmdel. 2 BR, deo, end "rixer". Probate well under going ces. $282,500. Agent sale, pri 644--9887 I ASSUMAILI LH 11 ¥4% [)pix 3 & 2Br. beautifl view ol wtr S230.000 HAPPY WTER JONES REALTY INC. I " l'Mto (71') G73 ·6210 MAKE US AN OffER I Ellpu»I ve 5 bed.room Dover Shores view mme Assume S250K. ll1•~ VJ R loan Owner wtl1 cany 12'<-f111anc· 11\fr S595.000. Call now for rmre detalls CM4EO SHORES S ~ PQOl & \lew Mml-Owner mollvat.L'<i. cau row '°' details DOVER SHORES VIEW 08tom 4 bedroom home wtfaauly rm. pool & s pa S p ac i o u s & gracious. Come by OW" OPEN HOUSE today 1 s 1942 Santiago Dr. ~21. .... wpGft c.tet- 640-5357 JA~CUB New hstma! Marveioo., plan 2 2 Bdrms , 2 (IJ"el)laces. den, formal dining room and eat· in lutcben. Z patios and rmru-ocean view. As· sumable flnancintt at 9 ~ Asking 1275,000. caJJ Ann Peters for de· talls 642-5200 Pe~t,M ~~r ff" ~ cor r nrnLTT ~ h mvrsrnrnr conrnnr You've Arrived at ... 601 LIDO PARK DRIVE ·N e wport's most prestigious address. .Professionally decorated condominium with spectacular Bay & Ocean Views. Total guarded ~.ecurit~. Assumable lq_an. This ls 8 once ~ a lifetime <tpportunlty" By apPointment. · 'J Other Bayfront Propertfes with Pier & SUp Call tor Information 2075 Ian Jo-.quln Hiiie Ad. · Acroea from •IG CANYON Newport .. ectt l4M777 ....................... Pr-. lflla. twt.hm. 28 r . l~. ~hie Joan. Pool. apa. Si4 5K . 81185. OWNER FINANCING Must sell 12~'k. n o pout.s or pre,.ay. ~ew pdnoramlc ocean vu . <Stm home, 2MO sq ti. 4 Br. indoor .. alnum. st J(l&M. skyllt.es. teak nr;, Ule t.tu:u-OtJl M any uru . qUP & excn.mit reatures Excellent loc a t ion $265,000. By Owna a-7074 ...... c•· t w 1011 ............. _.._ ..... . cc:umtYYmw ESTATE New <U!tOOl estate, but It With pnde and quall ty materials t hru out A.merulles and special features maJ«> thi.<, re· ~ "aoe ol a ktnd ~ ~ bdrm. separate ITl31d 's quarters. f orma I duung room. f aauJy rm. library. wet wa r . 4 adobe frplc-s, sta ined 1tlass, spa. p ool , p.IJ'Tl'let krtchm Zoned and room for hors es Will help fin anc~. REDOC ED to £!5,000. WATt.Rf'RONT HOMf..5 REAL ESTATE 631-1400 1010 . ..................... . $1.000,000 Former home of the MAHARAJAH OF IN· DORE. 4 BR. 8 ba , 46 ft . pool. a pprox. 1-a ere Cash, trade or 20'it- d o w n . O wner agt S.U-1767 10'8 ....................... VA WAN. 3 BR 1 BA. new 1*nt 111 & out. New ciu. 1g. yard. m .500 !721 ll:>lsa Ave 8:JG.-4600 OPDJSAT SUN 12·5 8462 Pepperwood. 3 BR pool home, FR. bonus rm. AJTI> I 3''2'k Agt 848-Z!62 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MDYa ...... rww. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •,..SPACI RINT'• Double wide in popular Westminster Park Pn<'*i for qwck ~ at GoUOO. Will mclude 3 mn.b1 free apece rent Hurry ! Won 't laat '. (~)9'-0lll COSTAMISA 24dl 1973 Weatern ltiwtde. lo apace rent: a. 281. AJc&D Udi.nc 1arden tub, laland ldtcben, many atraa <La'JSO> . , .... .......... 972-8421 •ASMHUU• llt/'4 . Brllld ..... never ll vtld .............. let ~_.la 9110.C._ ~ park. ;;;;;;.. -CelJPlo. Jm. ~ ocafency. Jlllt to ... "-· ~U\41 1rl Ion. ~ ......... I 11111111.11•••••••••• ~ l'AIULOUS ADULT J,Hlte Beautlfully deeo:rate4 24d0 -mo home ln bJahly desirable B\.DIUD~ Beach adult park. lnchldea 2 Br 1 ... Sa. tamlly rm. laundry nn. comm. pool, spa & clubhouae. Price includes wnsber & drye!.L awning, porch & storage shed. #Gin268. · UAL ISTATI ''MCVAY 961-4416 t•MMf6 Mil pet prt. UDIQue 1100 .._.. ~ 111 r'r . IJIO .. ft dbl .W.. low ape 111111 ••••• .. •••• .. •••• ... .. bdL... O..,,..Wt Ml'fW'a.T -... ,..... <""1rOK 1-At:re) ,,.,... ---. Aidt ""1'. So. .....,..,.. llT7 P\lqua, dbl wide St. rn to ...... So. 2Br. 28a.. aanken fam a.t. Secmt\)' ..i.ve rm Is bdrma. frplca, overlooh eaquhlte ,..,. tub. feottd yd. mft. Courtely to Brk.rl. ~..._... (SU4I07>. ~fled t.a:yera only T...... piMle. m-a-IJOO. ......._. 972-8421 Al'POIDAal ~ 710Uilt ..... Dr. ............. ,.tr 0,.. Wu., l·I o Fremaat . . . . . m.ooo 21 Fremad .....• 124.ne> 7 Am.a ....•..••• "2.000 31 DnM . . . .. .. SU.500 40 Drake .. IZ9.500 Some of these homH h ave Bay VIEW & pravat t! be1&c b . 700U.P..trDr 211 •••• .-. ~.ooo SJ • • • • SlZ0.000 311. ... • .. .. 138.000 Ca Cf~ 8Qff'crt . . . . . Wo.000 Beautifully decorated With NCt.om bnck peUo. bltn BBQ ()e(:orator • s dreem wtlh 2 bdrma. 2 b atb1 and more amen1t1es t han moat hon&. Qimmwuty pool alJd dubhoule. WA Tt.Rf'RONl HOMl~ REAL ESTATE 63l·140U I. ,\(; U N A B E \ C II OCEANF HONT :!.H r 2Ba Spectacula r ~un dedt S36.000 8-2736 ·73 f'antast1 c M obllt· Hom e an So L a lu· Tabor. 47ldlO 2br. ~. ..etbar. w /appllanct'a, furniture. new •l w c rpts. drpa fr a I I amaaJUes. PIM>oe for appl. 8'3'7-4741 •\dult I~ Park. '73 VtJc lllR Dtx ~CIOWI 2br :?ba dtn rm. ram rm lndry nn f' \I ~.500 ~ 10x56 F1 am1nf(o Xlnt rond. C-ompl. f WTI '('It\ aiu. drpa, wood <'t'll 1ngs. awn1n11s. s hed S11.950 Mngr at Thun dcrbrd. 700 £ 9th St . San Bdno YOM'l~IWIOM at.xS>' LeV1tt on a ter r8Cl'd ha.ll<dde 111 lo\•PI~ San Juan Cap1stran1; Adults. Sml pet. lh OWllfJ'. fl6l 161.9 •EXCITING• laveJ.y= ~raded VU1a Wait Home, ~ lllcmt S star par1'. ror ~r lot w1large p1110 a rea Air cond onh Sl7.!IOO t.1KS029) • AMretr.n OPa\&.lluJ ll70 Universal 3ix48. 28r . 2Ba. new piunl.. new Carpt't Sellt'r wlll carry ba1an<'t' i. t r"' asooable rate or int <HUl.1153> Q.ASSIC MOM.I HOME SALES 2706 Harbor. Ste 20&-A 540-Hl7 3>'1160'. 2Br, 2Ba Xtra stutlo room. Lrg corner lot & petao. Adult park. Nlw beech 4' Manna a.1.Z57. Mobile Home to be moved. '&4 Majestic . JO'd)', 875-Wie. QINW.15-11~ !is> UM ROMWOOd Mutrlanda at Lake ~Pl'l'oro 3'liM moblle home 0( • fen OIMltl)t club living In ~ Gardem adult oamm. A.I«. ~ Acri 111 fw S. 1200 ........ •........••.... 40 Aerw In Modoc Co W/DAturaJ l prinl, flt· 1*11. buaidac It camp(na .._ w,.....n••0 back• lround. Sm. town 6 Nal'I foreet oearby. IM.ClllO. 111.flM ........ ... Wt tJOO ....................... 4llD£S ........... Mtll0Wt4 ... ~ --~-auiar AIT II.DO. COM All 29r.:..__•.,.r loe, --.., ..... m•> --· -· '9-ll'1 c ... " 0 ty ''°° ....................... Commercial Bldg for sale. l'\ll.ly Jeaed Tri. pie net. COL Good U · surnab&e loan. Locat.ed ldyllwild. Rav Co 1n. shopptnf center Ali.t> addJllonal developable <'Omm'I land. Mary Nelson. Own A# 2733 Sarver Lane. San Marcos. C. 9Z0811 Ph TW 7~ f'\W al\ 6 M._BS..a..E Aimr COIQIDerCial *• uon Wllh e CllMb that can be 1.-ed aa olf1ces or ~~.000 - ~ATl.RfltOl•n HOHL\ REAL E8TATI ~1·1400 ..•.......•..••••..••.. ~wport Br-11 cb Tr.adt tn duunand.s. gold. s 11' er or R f: J Br. z •,Ba . ~ luido lmmed. ()("\ C'upanc) po•aiblt: Sl.Jlf.<XX>. Sand R~ly 752.l&IO or ~ 4 Urvts dh. Nwpt lk'h. 29'1-dn FP $320. 000 ljcr 77&-DX> 5'a4IT OffBtS Assume 1st. owner wi II carry 2nd Laguna tad\ new dupla ;-.; t"• exec un1l +coltago· grg.111515 (~). ~S5t2 RENTAL lNCX>~E PROPERTY ri&.000 Mod u1&.r T > Pf' •txnes. 3' hr 5et'\Ult} J 11\t tuches.. ~ & pwr t7M~ MESTOH SPEOAL Ii UNITS. 2 bk><'k.." off :-Jewport Bh·d Tak t' over szm.<n> loan 5(-ller w cany pepen wtth no paYlf*ll.S til 11112 A ct now! Call 71013-87!17 4 Unlts1Co1ta Meu . 1&,<Xn ~bjea to 1001. 546-318'1 ""'· OIQS-4781. Ol+MGI~ l2'"'5wmt ........ Twolf Id~--· Wlll .u 00 coatncl Jl 9 T2S%. 4.S'X-catlt CID Cl9bntln.. ~lit T'D'a _.,maNe, Ex· tenslvely ~furbl.lbed. I-Dab demand rental area·wa!Una llat. Call Pit Partdftllon, 75J..1920 ... SHAIP JU tr t.owallouM9. 3 ps old, center of C. M. Trade ot. owe 1cw.'1. lst w /Zt ~ down . ll.100.000/Make olfer. 0-.1"-(71A)IO ... . .... • J." ....... Great opportunity, owner le aving are a. ....., quck aa1e 4 SEP. LOTS·Greal~r OedtiJity ~value. BUY A1L 4-0n.b' '78.IOO d..:L BUY SEP·IZ3K to 128K ctMl. eedl 4-pln. NO QtJAJ.JrYING·No !om ie.. aruter )'leJd. OWNER Wiu. CARRY No nm. pey .. mt ace~ s..r. NIJ.. 4131·12Qi. 12 units Pool. Coata ,,.__ $05..000. 10'; lll · tereat S110.000 down o.mr-.s..m 1 C<*)MA De. MAil 3 Unila. ocn vtews. ~., blk tb bch on ~e~1u<J lot, Nr Marguente ~Ocean Bl Yd s:B'i.000 w .,,000 dn. owe ba1 111 ioi,.,•, l at yr AICt L e i. 8ambart (714 I $5&"'447l MUST SELL MOW! Su per r11tr up pt r . ~ Hetgtiu 'l+d .. n wood btam < l'd1nJ1:!> ~ coW1:1 be un der SID) l?)J .. ,th 52(} 10 1 4)Mn St-Ot-r l"K't'ti• 'IUH k .....i..-7:il 1 '!.11 ~QUAIL R.!~~~- 10,... f ill I )0 , M 1 •· MWPTHGTS OCaAMYllW N.w cu.tom bid It J Bdrm l Bath home ~ffl beam cril•nR' 9)1lgtu, aundttk lm mediate occupa ncy' S31'8Jm ~ li:J) l QUAIL A!~S~- •o,.. r.t 1.)0, MI •7~· :is-dlt\TI, 10 mo oh1 (;ardeo Gro~ e A.:t 1151 IH 2-4PUX L!VBAGf I 3.4° o ....,. Of OM•rVrtp J bdr " f11>I. J ::bJr ~ lots. ~hJli.r roor new caflM'h drapt''· ~ $19,j(XJ ctwn e.ich <.INC. no qua! . no lu .. n s ~ suO)t.'('1 10 SlJt{' SM.. Sl~<W each. All 6311316 ·------ l9LO 2 Yt"ars c*t, near So Coast Plau . bwll b} SewftL 3 Bdrm , 2 bdrm & l bd r m CIOHd 111rag~ Outstand1n11 locauon l&0.000 Oc:n~ n Owner will carry Isl TD S22S.OCC Owner 83 833-11293 A R·l LOT Pe~ C-Ollt.; M1..1a lot.lion on Baker St. for apartmcnl.6 orrondos Bwlder's p;itka"e ava1ldble c.,11 lor 1n lo T1•rm<o a\ ailabh· RCTaylorCo 1 0.io •)'•Ut' LOTS IN IRVJNE l\Jld 1-our dreBm home crt ont ol ~ RAHE "'-' 111 :'llOR11[\\o000 of 11' 11ll" :'liot man) J rouml . .nl '•t; b-•t!•·r h1,rrv ~him ~.WJ t>Q ft C'Jll 11.lf l~~ @ RANCH REAL TY 55~·1 222 2300 ....................... MJbale boroP-Lido Park.... ab 6-1 ~. 2:Yrs <Md. opm 6 ac.ed pn vale i:mJos. :~)'l( 24 • s.18. soo. Td ~149 befon· noi>fl t ... , .. e>.wn. RtlGft 2400 ..••.•...•••.•....•.... FCRLEASE New 2~ 2 bath home M1s,1on Lakn Count ry C:ub Goll l•'fVll.S lll'>l lk'Jul:luH\ l~cip.>d, no mJsr; Ufil.nt'e) ard B>CI~ Rd Oese't Hot Spnn~~ 2::3 ;mi.. Zil2 NK:ERIOUCTION F.AIRWA Y HOMES :nd Fa.uway at La Qw n w OJunn Club s °''" l\.lflltf. m I lal'1enda Or lbr 111>11, & :-up, r \'lt"WS HMS 711:1 El Past'tl Prlm ~·rt 7J ·~ :Ir.I' Bai iai Tahiti Y• Yai can own pro prrty 11 Ta1ul1 World I atmu5 lali H.a.t Hotel ,,. convertpg to condo~ Owner ~r L' g;\ LOI! J sl.de presefll3ll01' un I.ht' paperty & Tahiti loca11y 10I" reservat1oos & locafon 1·3 11 Bob Waoon 1714 >997 1000. Nit ------ •Ho Olli RetT-eat Wooded f. lot CaJ Pm~ Dev Gitat rttre11t1on area or ~tremcnt homt: l>lte ~ler & WIIlt~r sports. t\nlasllc lnvest- meol. 3 hrs to Reno . owe. ~Y dn. S3350. 631.z;M2 ~ Sutbow Ptealty] ..... LAii New ~tioc. Larse llV-.~ fambrel. &.In area. 2br. I~ I le. sundeclc. Near Tinn1s Ra nch. Owner w lf1nancc . -~. 'lbll Rell Estate SI.ore Beu: .... 811 Bear a...~mu i.-.ms~ t.--seves ~., .. .. ~.!!! ....... ~~ » ~., --So. ol Pboml SU.000 Xlnt Wllll Owner 'I 27"') \ z ..................... I J3UY HOUSDi AT 95°/o OF MARKET V ALU~ -No Fee • lmmlld.. Putthde ·~when read.Y •PriVIU Party 911-0m ................... ~ .. .......... bd t .................. .. ~~~ .... ~ :IJd. 2ha. F/P, Mln~ew d ocean. Key to plfat.e ~SUOOmo. ~SF or t...,...leoch ..................... Wallt to beach fro· fan· u.tlc 3 BR. 2 Ba wkb pool "bru ocean view. eoc:~te: f umiahed. S2500 DlnOafti Re ., ... • f.llllbl6de. 2 Jlr, ...... l'nc:d yant. C/D, eveH immed. $00/mo. Kid.a ok, DO .. f15.81.175-019 Mau Verde, 3 BR. 2 ba, amell enc. pool. Exel. f.mty area. 80. Avail. lamed. Da vld &46-3ZS .-. Eltt'halve new twnhse, 31r, 2'Mla. pool, xtru. ll'illlo. 6C2-9l23t. 548-5128 DOU.HOUSE '"' 2bd. Iba, New upgraded carpet. ~loaed s-Uo. storage shed. very opeo w11ots of l]aas. Ava il 4-15. Prime Eut 21st St. locale. 14:5 Owner/agent 631218; Zl83 Pacific. 2 br, new PUilr& & crpt. $425 mo. 673-41128. Brand new 3 br. 2~ ba. 2 sty cmdo. 2 car garage w/q11111, super dlx, IM<l rm.56Xl9. 3Br, !Ba. " yd, kids " pets OK, S450 mo. .ma. 960-1503. 960 o.t. . TWNIBE-t&IOMO. a. ~. trple, edb.I ~-=· 19'0 Broalrview condo, 2 Br. lg den. 2\o'J Ba, AIC, el. pr. door, t.enna, pool/Jee. m>19).to74 II Taro 3232 ....................... VllW HOM!S FOR RENT All DllW fumlture ad d9-3 cc 4.br. Priced from a:r tn this 1 iew ~&6. FDcd yud & coodo. Pool, 1p ex· garages. Families erd se room. ae rily, pleaae. Kida fr pets etc. 6 m:mthl or ear welcome. Call 864-2:566 or Bl> mo. Loia Mill . 973-mL "-· no ree. Bllrnltt RJty Re t4!r ~·· y.._ 3234 642i-5200 f ••••••••• ::::! ••••••••• I S.Ckc ... • ll76j l*?al14Br+dming &gam •••••••••••••~·· ••••• tni. Twnhrne Pvt pat.Jo 3 Br, 3 Ba. d , dbl W/BBQ Steps lo pool. garage. Pvt y Ocean cHJdren olt. Sll85. Ask for \'leW. Near golf lenru.'\, Nu\& 963-(M)'l ~~~· mo. \H-4778 u9°" •och 1£40 _____ .... --...................... . ...... lW ..... .............. ., ...... . Corma .. Mar 222 ...................... &!aWlully deco 8r +dm Ill lop w flS) deg ocean balhs. S2:IDI 1mo 428 &!garua 3 y Bdrm. 2 ba, frp gar. Near parts by. Avail Apr 5825/mo. Jo \ 851·9522 3&-. gar. So or h :'l!ew cits. q11ct. no pe f62S. ~UJ4 HOM.ES FOR RENT 3 cc 4br. Prlc~ from l!irJ0.$595. Fnt'd yard & garaees . F am1lt Ps please. Kids & pets wekxlme. Call 964 2566 or 973-2971. Af).. no fee KIDStPETS OK Vacant. 1uper sharp J 8R2BI, MSO. 3 BR 2 Ba, SSOO. 2 BR. S47S Nr sch>ols, lwys. lfi . 962-44n r.i:> 546·810 2 blocks to beach. Brand new Jbr. 2ba. 2 rar gar. Qli. drp;. etc. S650Mo. Now Avail. 3br, 2 gar. Rustic Swd: S'ZSO/submlt Mo -0666 IM&OOU dys 2 Br, den. tge pa ttts. sm. 67~ shut· J '8r,2'hlla, ocn v1e w, 1 blk to bch, '650 mo. lse. SSl& --------· 2Br, 2ba+2·c Oceanside Hw view! & hi!) nmb. Adults. ~Sit. l·S 00 SeeviewAv, ' Emc. bame. va48r, l~~UBLlY ~ nn. RV.,....,. o. Oya 529·• -.11111 Redecorated 2Br, lBa blue. Loc.lled minut.- from beactL Call M.r. Mos es 751 ·8967 or ems a&My 2Br bouse wlth BldieW Unit OD huge kt. MimUs from ocean. Call Mr. MOMS 751-8987 cre.1775. WAUCTOIMCH 1 roomCOUapforaiogle. NO 0008. -mo. 4Z1 Liiie ..... ........... 11w1 •• nu ....................... ~ U. w.er. llw!dn-on Hlrtlmr.._ ........ nnc_ *"· • ..,ill 2-:':7lnii :rm, = ror•--.C:'"., ••all. llOOO/mo 1rly. Weterfroot Hoat1 &MOO • ........ £a. .. Ii""* .. + .... . •. frplc, mkrvwave, 2· I car pr, Lake, )le • laDDia iAtid. -..ma • Bdrm. Univ. Perk. Jmmo ......_Otc:. VtrJ ntc9. frplt, 1pee. AIC. ___, A.111 /'*"l,y we. ~~3 br, a.. biChly up&J'd'd det..med home. SteSll t.o lft. pool, Jae• lake. No J*A.1875/mo. Avail May 3.~ ~ 1 Br coodo 00 S&l-ewn. pool/t.eonls, no J)lts, avail 4/Ja, '400/mo. ~ WOOOBRlDGE CONDO- JBr, l'r\88, patio, t.enrua, pool & lake privileaes. 1565 mn. 561-0654 3 Br. 2 ba. 2 car gar, rrptc, nice ~. dahwhr, stove. 1675 mo. lse. Avai..I. Apr. Slh. 14102 Ac&<io Court. iocated ln The Colony. 752-1282 9 to 5 Man tbru Fri. 3 Br. 2 ba. 2 car gar, rrplc stove. dishwr, study ~ rnstr bdrm. 111'15 mo. lse. 21 Alnn:xt Tree, 111 Una v. Pk. m 12J12 9 to s. Mon lhru Fri. Avail. Apr. 3lh. Woodbndge Condo. 2 BR. p8tio. lndry rm. Comm pool, e tc. SSOO JJ'IO . 548-9876 3 Br, I~ t.. 2 car 1ar , frplc:, atrium, d.lhwhr, dee LWtadel. ms mo. ls e. 0 Carson. In llbtbwood. 752-1"82 • to S. lfoo thna FrL Avail. A1Jr.21th. 4 Br. 3 be. 2 car aar. frplc. lee ram rm " wet bar. retreat in malt bdrm, ,.oe ~· SB50 mo. lse. 9 Dewey. Northwood 7si.121!2 9 to 5. Mon thru .F\'i. A Yllil Apr 20Ut ~d&e Twnhm 2br &i den. 2~. dbl aar w 1op- nr, new crpts & drpo; Patio. All rec rael No Peta. $650Mo. ~-1962 eves. 3 Br. 2 ba. 2 Clir .:ar. frplc, (crma.J din rm, clshwhr. $87 5 m o IH» 4 7 Syc a m ore C r e ek Turtlerock. avail. Jun~ lsl. m1282 9 w s. ~ton lhrufh. R&ITAL.S 3 BR. 2 ba . SQ!(} 751J 3 BR. 2~ ba $750-1 4 BR. 3 ba S8.'J() t BR. 21; ba POOi. ~Beach. 1975 lf523 CA~PUsDa:IR'ltNE t...,.. ..... 3241 ....................... <keaof l'U\l lWtW')' pen· tbouae, 1M beach, a Br 2 Ba, bplc, W /D. SJ.:iOO. &1>5505, ~ eves. 411Nl75 <kea6Cd, year 'round; $l3X> rm. or furn., $1400 1\ns" AmJc. 41M-1177 ~ Houle Condo. Spet. tacular ocean view. 1800 sq. ft. Adults only . ll!O/mo. CaU MWJ.39 2 BR 1 ba house. Frplc, dining nn. 2 car gar. l)c,.....i auest unit. 820 Park Ave. SSOO/mo. •zm •••lf•I ,..,le I•• ........ ,, ........... ,....,..~,•.•~ be , I•• r•, •••Mr/dryer, frple, i.• I d JtliO. Pool 6 ju .,, •• Q•ltt ~Im/mo. ... ............ l267 ....................... I Br, Zba, Ult! Ave, =.=.:''lalt. B8M1l1Jl"UL .. br. t'IUt'. ~ 2 ba. lam. rm , bit· -. mid. yanl Kxts OK. AnU. 4115. WlS mo m ... •-.m1 IACKIAY SIOOMOMTH ~4br +poolln Bick Bay aru . reotaJ • $800/month <'Ontat'l s.mnne Rudd • ~nu or~ Three Bedroom Condo. 1Wo " ~Half Baths. ~Year Lease. New Condition. Neutral Colors. Fabulous Pool & Sauna. BBQ. Matw-e F a mily Preferred. S600 Montb. Broke r. '59100 NO FEE! Apt. & QlOdo rental.a. Vllla Rentals ~Bkr. 81G CANYON Bordeaux ~me. French Cntry kitchen, all emenitles, Sl47S Mo. Brlcr.1!7 4186 O.. it.c. .__ Bly view, 3 br. den, 4 ba, JID'hm. 3100 sq. ft. Sll!O rmM&an. Newport er.t. Beeut. 2 Br, 2 ba, den. New cpl, wait to~. '4mnia, J•c. SlS)/mo. lD-7111 2 Br. praae, pvt .~. oewty decorated $450 quiet couple only . 665778. 642-2287 !llewsat Cr'lllt Condo• br, DDaq. ft. Nr. Pool ls left. rU&. Smd.b-Meyer, All. 5e-1113or~7. Newport Shores 2 8 R. 2 Ba. dm, (pk, dbl pr. beach, leanla, pool, 1750 mo. &t&-909 3 Br. 2~ ba, eleganl "\e wpo rl T e rra ce town.home Totally up- greded. Oose to ocean E!!S. Tooy, Agt, 96211311 or 9118-51; 12 -SPYCIASS 4 br. 212 b;i. view. Grdnr 111cl Sl475 rm &1()..0735 Own Bk r New & never h ved 10 VD.LA BALBOA 2 Br. 2 blUt. patio & greenery :-.leW'al decor 1750 mo PENINSULA Stepr; to beach Ocean Vlt'W Qult'l 3 Bdrm, family rm home 1n bes t l o r al 1on $1(25/ln) yrly Wlterfrool Home~ 631·1400 4 BR. 2"'1 ba, oce1.1n vu. I yr lse Gardnr tori d 64(}-0735 8kr Bhtrs condo. bayfront • ~ 3 BR, 3 ba. S6() -~&M-1133 Np_ Terrace 3br, 2\.'Jba, cxndo. t"rpl.c. ram rm. pool, 1.5acre pvt prk. aMo. No Pet.a. a.7737 ....... .. .... E:r.ea.c.lve Home. Ocean. bay, rugbt light view. 3 Bdrm. 3 balll, 3 car gar, IMjec. Retreat. lam nn, dining rm. Avail May 1 er sooner. l2700/mo or will coo.sider salr or lease option. Call 0.. 'All SIS or wkdya eft a. TIDaS.36 * Ttrnee condo 3 Br. 21,<J Be. ger, rrpl, W'esh tdryer, refrig, tll50tmo yrly. 731).0480 AVllil Apr! 120. SEAWIND CONDO 2br, ... frplc, 2 cart. Pool, epa, petlo. U35Mo. --f!Ym. BLUPPS: a BR., fem. rm., et ..... Pool. Lov· • W.-1 SlCIOO Mont.b. lllr.M64JM }IM.,.t er.t C.do. ..... l'oells• --~ ...... =~.~= ............... ............. 1"d. Mlill5/1. ..... -· 2 • 2 Ba .... twable • ellt"tom d•cor, 1100 . St-4100 ext-2S1J d71 . .....,., ..... er..a ... YUla lklboe Clllldll. zer, -.. vtew. aecurlly. 17U/mo. 8'J5.'191'3. 2 a-.2~taooado. llOOl• JaC. ID bum. Np( Ter· race. Avail May l. m>tmo. ZU/GMMlT Seawtnd O:Jndl), 2 Br. l ~ be, 2 car 1er. frplc, saune. s pe, pool. 80/rm. 613-411110 0RGm 3 Br, %\; ba Im· mac. Npt Hu . 255 Palmer. S17S/mo. Open Slll/8.m 1-S. Call ~ llftSpm. DUOY OCEAN VU • view Feshlon Island fnm ~ channing 38r boole w /frml di.tU.ng rm +wet.bar & sep ram rm Located ID 5ff gated comm. w/tennls crti.. pool & spa. By owner SJtoO/mo. Aft 6 pm, 7S85M ~ Shanla; 3 BR. 2 b.i, D/W, ranee. rrpl. Nr. t-lubto.ne. S7SO 673-9080 Hattxr Vaew Monaco 3 Br 2 Ba, waUr /prdeoer In· d. S150tmo. Avail. 511. ~~ Ar mabft aduhs, clean & shiny 3 Br. 2B a W9tdiff home. S125tmo Incl. gardener. Local ms. please. No pets. 64&-Zlll. 4 Br. 3 ba. lmmat'uJate Walk to beach S750 mo , Ninfa J1&r\1 1&, Agl , 6G8ll50 3 Bdrm. end unit, The Blurts . Lea1e o r kmetQllt. IK)O Mo.~. 19).9878 Hertlor View Home 3 Br er 2+ den. SM/mo. All. ~ Qll er.1c. R.C. TQlcrOl. s.a ts UH ....................... For lease : Beautiful 0CMD "tpll COW'M View home. 3 Br. 2 bll. lmm1c an1 Oilldren OK. no pets. szs1mo. CaU for appl. Tubell Rllrs &7210 3 Jlr 2~ a.. \8JObltructecl OCMr'I vu rtom :iM • sun· dedt. pool, 2 pataoa, 2 t'ar ai&o garaae. closr lo ~·No pet.a. $535. 49& 7101 3210 ....................... S.A Hts. 3Br. I ba '55(>tmo 7SU7S2 So.Mt LacJ.no 3286 ...••...•.....•••..•... OCEAN VIEW Monarl'h Sumrmt 1, 2br, ADULT CUM)fl)NJTV.&Pautd~ eor a bbouse. pool. etl' SSol.Wo. Teal " Babcock Realty Inc. 411M797 Wt-AloWc: 3298 ....................... ~FOR RENT 3 ar 4br. Pnc~ from se.eo Fbcd yard & garagu Famlltes please. Kld5 & pets ~-QUI 9M-2585 or 973-2971. AtJ.. no ree. il2 Br. yard. garage utll pd S4 2S ~o p et -; ~7 : Ml·l.4G> c...6i ., .. ,... t J 3400 ....................... BJGAMT\.Y ~Sle Speciow 2 Bdrm 2 83 <Xem view. Pool, HWla. exercise room. Sl700. Afl,.ee.3255 . ,....._.MIC VIEW Condo on Ill Canyon golfcoune, 1uper bly rln. I 8rdm Z Be. pool, tmia, Ma.r. 2 lpatt ID· door prqp +at.ora1e. '51.-ar_.. l42S NewpQlt o.t I br. S ba. I llaf1, ~ ..... -mo. Property House. eoa9Dtrl0-l010. BAIOIO lllJIAOE. dit-cs. I IR t •. aU stn.. 8Y lla.ntott eot.l 6 .... • mo. 97S-Ul5'1 Dllml ~ l w. pool. t.mlilauta.apa. am mo. AY8il. DOW. 1.rriM, --..... pm. Tc t lW 'I d H25 ....................... .......... J .... ....................... .... , I Ct J707 ....................... I Br. •UJll to bay or beach, M$0t mo, Free ulll. Call 673·2545 or ~U.vlibg). c:oeea.... 3724 ....................... SUSCASIT.U A.Im. 1 br apt l300 • up. End. gar. Adult.a. no pd.I. 2110 Newport 81. 54IMl88 bet wn 8 30 it S prn ~ I Br iazden apt. An • rec. All UUI pd. MUt. no peu 1315 Elf>uertoM~ l&~A\le,apt5 sruNNINC 1rg lbr g:rdn ~-~ & rec aru l:'m.'llo. 710 w. 18 St. ............. 3740 ....................... H.1'1~T ~ Elllate L&v1t11 • &awful parlc-like sur round1ngs Terrar t'd pool Sunken "" bbq. 'parkhfti rounu1n1 S p a <'1o u s r o o ms S<!parale dining d fl'J Wa!k-ln cloaet.5. home· 11U laLchm & cablneta Walk lo Huntington ~. 1 Bldroom rum~ 2 ~fumM85 MJ.IL'l. no peU. UilU. Ff' .. • LAQUJNI'A HERMOSE mu Parb6de LA. l blk w. d Beach. 3 big s. "' flla9er. llr...U i.,...... '741 . ..................... . LAGUNA BEACH MTR INN. MAHI lft'V • color TV. beet.«I pool. UtJI. (7141494·5294 11tiS No. Qiao;tlfwy Luxl.l'y studio Free nwd serv Cdor t \I Sl 00 wit inc. WI. ~ZZZ7 ... ,.... ... 1769 . ..................... . NO LEASE REQUIRED YEAR·ROUHO FUH Social Actov1l1es 01 rec tnr • Free Sunday Brunch • BBQ'• Par· ties • P1us much more QAEAT AECAEATION. Tenn11 •Free lessons (pro & pro al'lop1 • 2 Hee Ith Clu0$ • Saulll • Hydroml uaQe. Swwn m ng • Ormng Ranoe BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS 51nql,.s 1 & 7 Beoroom~ • F'ur noshed & Unlurn1\hPd • Advtl L1v1nq • No Pt'h • Modt!f\ Open OIH~ 910 6 Oakwood Garden Apartment• N.wport a .. chtNo . 880 Irvine 111 1111111 171' I &4 ~-0!>50 Newpor1 luch/So. 1700 16th St IOover 11 161hl 1714) 842 8170 WE HAVE SUMMER RIM'ALS WIZX OR MONTH associated jl•I "r I 11 f'I • I • A I' I I Omfn:d-. ZBr. lBe, no peu, llOO mo. 1213 > m«IOl,ITI4)"'4W Aullaa,c:u,oa I br. 2 1111 condo overtooaln1 .. a.pe. Sl.500 mo. ....... •Spteucular Ouea- fnltl 411r, Hail Wkl.J •ow tbru 111mmar. . ..................... . Cl: I bod. ,..,. romd, beatllul dcnraateln ~a 1r. a ba. IUlb' •q1dpped kltchn, ....... ....,.dtek . .. + lldl. llMll7. ....................... ~J ..... toa.eb. l br + dea. ,.., carpeu, drapa, refr1J. a.uo. a.., side d bWJ. No pillU. ~:a Jamtoe, m..- O:ll;J 1 br .... fJplc, pool. ~ed llq)e malJ. ..,..., DO peg. Ma. bt.1-... dep. 64049 SG> an 1-modem l br, ~aled, 1arage. 111Pr'1 IC.s\ll*S. IG-9811. 28r, frpk, c:rpta.. 6toYe ~ vft Ad&&IU. DO pm. 85. m HeboUope A¥e. mc:M bys appt. C...Mlto llZ4 ....................... 3 Bdrm .... gas P&Ml ~pr.adlta &G.5073 ~ VERDE home Bl· mmpbere 2"3 br d lx .... Nofttl ~1034 2 ~. l t.t.b apt. Adu!ts. Gas paid. 642.S173. I & 2 Br, bttm, mni . poot Adults, no peb s:z "m>. se-Oc92 Flml)' 2 Br s:MO. Spac. 3 Br. 2 ba 139) Pla y· -.ICJUID1 pool 64f>. 1486 38r 2ba. new. luds oft ~ & Ras incl. n~.r So Coast Pl. $5)0 66415 38r, 2ba new aiodo nr So Coaal Plu a . Pool • recnllllllan.. all pd ut 1 I ex ~ ~ ~ 760-1.3m ; 66GJ2 lllH> MIW Arn ............... ~ Spec ious D•• UDlll. Pn.-. peUol, declta • -~C.ltl. ~-0.U,~ ........... ....... ,...._,..._~Irr <*I. dtr !tlr'. ~ trl·l'h'x. f"l.t attached 2 car pr. wtelec opor. fr plc . pmos. 50'XZS' p.i tncd yrd. rompletr main t--1 • aW> spnnkle WiOMI> 1ll. lat .. ~ /'>C> PtU Ayail 4-1. Open Lbi5 Sit " Sw:t 11 ·3 ~ lS87 Olurch Sl ~ c. ~-4466. 213·45"4·4367 66Sl.54. ~ dt'oor" 2br, adJU No Prls Encl patio S375Mo 706 Jlllnes Sl. ~ 8 By awt 979-4410 ---- MEW ADULT Al"'TS 28R .. 2Ba.S4.:'i() ~~nur rom I at pa)d No pm Spa ~ 1(}6 0 a!J) M Wei.t W1l:.on, I M 6.11 Bl ~-3"<.-J S'J'Ulr.'llNG I re 2br. 2ba. ~ ~ Pnol. n"l' 81"f'll SS."° 710 W 18lh St $m rm Db 2Br ~ud1.i f!l>k'. D W >d ~a. l'Tl('I ~. Z567 Elden T11 '1t'ie call m.5098 t-UJR SF.AS<>N!' A l"N l~e. "'' pPt5 2 br I'' IM lwnh.<' l'.1l1u. pnol SJ;IJ ~ JOilM 642-tt.O'J 28r 1 S.. d1shw11 .. hrr rnc l ear S3)0 mo ~5'183 1·63.'>-4781 ~ 2 bdrm 111 b.1 ~ pnvatA.> yard. al"f'S)tace. 2 garaees No pet.S. IG> mo. 760-0913 3D Mapte St. 2br. Adlts only, no pets. 13SOMo. Sl.50 dep + l.sl it last. ~UIS Mn Davis Ttmtlw 2br, l"'ba· pvt peUo. Encl pr. DtW, di. No ~ S375Mo. ¢y •5MI.. eves 59-9084 2 Jlr. I t. A\lafl. 5-t. Ori w by 8IM c..i&.et' St Ail-A. Then <'all Ounaer "' Aslloc. 1157-0701. 1385 rno .. req. lll, last & security Shown by •PP< onlY 2br, encl yard Ir aar. Adla.. Sm pet OK. Nr So Cit. Pln a . U 90Mo. ~ Nw a_, CODdo wlth YW9• 'l1lil llWla. f Br. 2 ba, ftplc a: muy xtru. Cafi Rhett, 8.eM7 orlOZTll ~»OFRD RDIT •TOMOVK IN 21r, U., pool. ........ DO pea. M'lf palM. crpl. ... .., ........ . ,..,.,... ..... ta. -...: ... ....., PUat a l'WA4.....,., s Jlr, 2 .. cmdo. near So. a.t Pima. S1S Inc all utll. Guarde d 1ate umm. Call Ml--717• 2 Jlr, l~ .. 2 tty twnbm, M.50/mo. C.M. Call &&Th• F.A8l'SIDE ADULTS, 2 BR Lmai. prage, no plU. New decor OD cul· dHec. IC25 mo. 531-3535 2 Jlr prdm apt. IV. ba, .., "pra&e. Adultl, no pm. MOO. $48-1377 Ur. ~. in 4-plex. No P1ls. '1251110 ~5"1 2 br 2 be cmdo. w /pool & ~ Nr. So. Cst. Pia.a.a. SC25m>.M& .. LARGE clean 3 BR 2 Ba. Pl(jo. gar. No pets New c;u. 1G>. lo.I> A. Va.Jen . oa ~7983 ------ 3 Br. 2 ba luxury adult apt YI 'pool m SAIU Ana Ht.s. ~541}.S740 1 Br ground noor a pt. compl pnv;icy w1lge l*lo Adull'I, no pt't.s. S!50 rm + s.ec. & rle.an- lrlC ftt A\·ail Apr ~ 64f>Wl6 ------ 2 Br 2'42 ba. luxwious trimd llf'W ~ near SC Plaul Ptplc. 2 rar gar . rec faal ~ mo. 962.8118or1779-7971 J Bllrm ..... Be. petlO. kkb OK. no peu 1425 mo + ~-Ser at (IS) Center St •I. Call ror appt. ~ Jiit Dlplex. aarace. kida ok. no pet.a. 141.Jtmo. li6A f'oclllna. MS-31111. 111 2 8r ·~ .... eduat ores-•.,..,..... No ....-......,. 642 1600 2 &. It. I story, ~bq. ctiia. petk>. frpl, d ... ~•m ce1l1n111. aar Mb DiO J&':iC> Elden. •llSJt..SG "-rHESEVl.U.E"' 2 Br ,,.. pr AdlU. <'PU. drpa. bUn•. fncd yd WI/Ur pd a&-4UO 3519 . 0 .. Sa.nlAI An• 137 s 2 br 2 be. bh·tm. paUo. rp6t' . prage No pft.5 no ll:><h Ol5 mo ~ -------0-PoW llll> ......••..•••......•••. u.t "lli<'.'t' 2Br. on!.O \""'"" l"Ool. SJ\) m• • ~'IZ.'7 zer.1~.~ ft'plc. llDIMcl. av au •• IHO/mo. No peta • 94S110l'ew8! lll·MOl. \ XU." lBr, ..... pr, s ml ocn vu, l.aundry. sm.en.ms Dllla ~t 1 br, hied yerd, &ood loeetlon. Phone 6114417 eft.er ... SprdM"alar View, out on ~ dtrec:tJ:y overlook. me 11a1na. i er. trp1c. beam ceUln1. window ..U, deck, c:unpect car pmrtane ool,y. -7582. 0em nrwty painted 2 Br lrt lcit., p6eaty storage, avail. 4115 rot QI.set <>kier cpl or sat. SllS. Rm. 'Sec.. dip.. lit fr 1.ut. Can see aow.a357fS 8T..o . ..................... . 2 Bdrm 2 Bl, Pt NllueJ. p\lt comm., pool, I pa' UMi!I en.a, M75. A# .. 4llMl'l'OO, 8fll .3Sa1 ............. 40 .. .................... . ,r., :. '1111 r ·:i · ..:;.",J ''· l Iv I ~i L • 1 I Z BR P1t10 Apts. • OIU!walltn & BBO'• • Pool & Rte. Room • G1rclen lt11cl1e1t11111 • Jot to Beech & Sllops ·.• ,. [ \:\'IHI I~,".' I .. l '.}ft,/ t4 •' olf '" t I qr;; 4•,00 L.oYety all edull. no pel.'. 1.2&3 Br apts. UIO Ed ~.l\.b 846-0619 OCEAHAllA Walk to the beach·. O.Upuul l&e lfa Br Ill*. tome wlfrplc, aU Jllliolarba......,._ Ea- )cJY ID eaw w/auradlve a:eenb•lt, treea, lllldlcllipe ~ • hole Piil· tlna 1reea, 2 pool•. f'l"lendly elubllo uH •lfrl*, cdor'IV, ..... --a.•.._ room . --• IMl lDcludlq _. ...... Adiib.• .... CASA .. SOl 21u1 •1 ll' d ff~l.J 3Jr. I i.wiie. stulho. Gar. &pk. 0 w. ldlllo 7SJ 747 .. ss:an Mdl'•"S WAUC 1' 2 br .... tram NS(). fl'p&c, l&rae yd. pello, • 111r , nr Huntlnstoo-• I larbour. ctuJdren OK .• ~1b Orcie, apt I . :-.e.r nrw xtnl d.lJl Twnh&e ~ L4l 3br. 2ba. rrp1r. bll 1n -.. W t O hkup , .,kyl.J~. vaulted cell· 1nR~ Oh altch gar MMny ~n&.'> $47$ 545.3004 3844 int. ll44 .••......•.....•...•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cosmopoltt11 n It\ ing in .1 countrv C\t'tltn ~. Convf•n1 t:>n l1' lo<"at ed hf't" ~n the San Diego and Santa Ana F ree \\ ays ~1 J"1 C'r ·pl :rnned landscapanj!. with tn\\t•n ng t ree'>. nowenng groundcover and ~ently f l o win g s tr cH m s e nh a n c e Woodbrad~e Me adow 's peace ful. park-llkc environment. -Earth tonl' plush carpels, drapes -Woodbumrng fireplaces -Private patios or balconies -Air conditioning -Smoke detectors -Refnf(erator. dishwasher -Pool, whirlpool. exercise room -Laundry fac1lit1es -M.e mbership in Woodbr1die Village Assoc. with full privileges t o Northlake Beach & Tennis Club and Stone Creek Swim Club. Office open 9-6 Daily Fa ht 1d lleatln ~ ..... ..... t,J&Jl1•11• ~ ....... ....................... ''7i~.I ....... . tlOv•. ID4f'1 . SH • .... •• 1~ No. i.auna. ••rb view, wlk lo lldl11i.o,., $UO mo. ..... 21r, ~vie lllUia. or ~~mo. mau. M. Ddl.-l br apt. oewty ct. canted, «»Han view. dievlD', sub-terr. patk -lllDmo. .. 8083 &..9M ..... JIH ....................... •IUliAMT coeosuo-. •By a-mr..aer, 2~81. rr new, 2 poola. xlnt vu. wtk to ltorts. To see call ~ most dys/every ewi 831·7CMI, or ownr •JIZUf N/A Iv 11111&. EAWER SPECIA,L·N r oew 3Br. 2.,;ea mdm OJDdo •Ila relrig incl'd free. lll·11M1or~tm .... ....................... Room for mil.. Call aA. I. awo o.c.c. lk beaclL c. II. Sll-01'19 111&.r bdrm: furn., ref • bot plate. For 1·2 males. -.-r PCR al Beach. S3MGJI. Pl t 'M ,_.. ....... •rI Ct .. ..... ,, .... , ...... . =M ......... ':• . ............ ... ...... '° ...... ~ .... ...-:---fir .... MkWle.. • ...... br,J a-. ~~.IZOO mo.+&d..~ JO '1"· old malt who trawk eatcm1Yet1 look· !QI b rem. roommate. BeautUul home in privl&t YV locaUoa ar. ~·-twy. --Fem, noa-amoker. SZOO/mo + utll. Bob SIB>. Sherri 56Hll6 h._!P . _..... 4350 ....................... WANTED: Oua&e in CdM. 673--0ll60 Stora&e Renw S3S per mo. Sinale incfosed. JUL 8cb. SlB-3'98 ... jAi ..... 316f It I I I I I I I I ee 1•111ee1e1• 8om:n. beth, pool, Cvrd , ca;J'AMESA Garqe/ storage areas aval.lable. Ask for o-ata. "-· IW().800() pr. ElnPd male. Npt. 8di. SL5Qmo. ~ Plf ....... , APAIDllTS Room w /kllchen OHlm ..... privileges. Pool, pref. female. South Coast -.. ••••-••••••••• Aazaarea.~7. tmSq. F\. ll88mo. An adult commlD\ity on the Back Ba y Spec· tacular Spa, 7 SWlmming pool.5. 8 lighted tennis cxuts. bike trails. put· uug green. Bachelors, 1 and 2 bedrooms apart· mems, and townhouses from so.oo per mootb <kl Jamboree Al. San JoeqW> Hills Road I (TI4 )644-1000 •DE CO RAT ORS DELIGHT on Wate r. <>kier pref, frplc, lBr. '5llO yr1:y. IT.Ml.US. West.cliff lge 2br 1 ba, adlta, oo pets, oew decor. pxil 66312 YEARLY·2Br. Block~ from ocean & bay. $195 w twl 673-l.!Kl9 New lBr & 28r. jaCUUJ, pxil.. nr bcb. m> up. 14-09 Supenor. 645·868-4 or fiC!.9&)1 Btaa&. new condominium. 2 Br, 2ba. Ocean View. frplc. Extras. '85()/ mo. ~m-100 :Ir, b, ~ "'dowmtalrs. D/W, frplc, s>tt car gar. Pltio. ecz.G7 Single, quiet, pvt eat. bath. $210Mo. San (lemerU 492-7986 Roo m /p v t ba c h . Cmgmial atmo6phere, 2 Br hou5e. nr So. Cst Plz. 641-151116 Room. fW'D., ptt. home. Mature. working pre· !erred. Kil. pri v.. pvt. bath. $165 \Do. in ad· vance. Nr. 22nd & Newport. se-<813 Vcalc.Rllltah 4250 ....................... SMOG FR.EE BlG BEAR from S2B/nl.ght. Also COO· do by lake •• brm 2 ba. Forbe s R .E . ('7M )5115 tll85. Larse Bi& Bear cabin. pool tbl. color TV. 2 frpks, sleepi 14. ~~ HAWAII 2br, 2ba rondo on Maui. Privately owned. Rent by week or m onth. (714 )871.1570 foe free Ulfo & brochure. .... to Shs-. 4100 ...... ................ . l'litMng? AV'Qld depoglts & cul bv\ng expenses! Proresslonally since 1971. ttatSEt4ATES IBMlM :Ir, l'hba. ang1 story, for Shr No.Laguna home . mature woman. Across Pro r. M a I e p re f . frmCocol.$4.50.166Slrv. Straight. $300Mo. Ave. C.M. M2-0239 48MDl8 aft. 6PM. • 2 tir. 2 ba beautiru1 brand new 4-plex. Nice c:pet area. 2 car encl. garaae, frplc, w /D ...... ~. TS.Mgmt 642-1603 VUAIALIOA New cmdos. see bldg.. U1emmean prkg.. nice patios, some w /ocean views & {rplcs. Adulta ooly. lbr. l ba; lbr +den; 2br, 2ba. units aVlil. JRLPBOPERTIES 664588 ~ 2 F rmmates H.B. area Sl82 per mo. Call ~ 1514 aft.6:3lpm M!oeeds to move. Have peta. Sbr someones home with yard. &7U763. Female wanted ZJ.30 to share2 Br, I~ ba apt in Hin. Bcb wtt.b mature maJe. 8'7 817 aft 6. Male needs male to llhr 2 Br ap&. CM. saoo + i.ecur. fiC2. 7D. 64&-41789 Nd Fem. rmmte 25·35. rnp. job, Sl90/mo, ll'Vlne area, s,se..aom • 3Jr. a.. ~· Weskliff. Golf course apt. to lhr San Frplc, pool. carport. Oement.e $125/per mo. Sllllilo. ~ call4SMIB2al\6pm. 2 .... 2 ba CUldo, ptt park· l.Dg, pool, jacuui as ~ Best loc in Npt Bcb. Avall l mmed. lll50/mo. Call Linda, '1S.ISO& Fem. wanted to 1hare W/lllll:De. Z br 2 ba apt. ~20-25. Cll. $187.50 + ~ atil. 645-3340 or ...., Ad-SiUer 1132 2' In. 28r, Kl"OSa from bcb. ao.e to sbare, $250. Mila c:ml)', rx> pets, pool, Hunt. Bcb. F /M. Ci&il encl pr .... yrty. 210 ews. 848-S.B> O!dar. &I0-5U18 ~ Ll'.ME: 2 br 2 ba ..... condo. $1000 ..... 2111', -faaa. ra. z b& eGDdo •itb c.-•a.---~ mo. Call 1'75-GIOO or ... ¥. .. ,,,, TowabH Jbr, 1\41a. 2 cs ... , frpte, bea111&11al. li$00llo.1¥r r.. AVllil. 5-L -..en IAa Clllldo. ... /bM.la, ....... J'rplc, -. db .... pool .... ......... ' Rmmfe wanted, M/F , CdM bee.-. apt, walk to bch. $!35. Rasp. person. ~15'7 Yna.., pcem. w /9 yr old aeek!ng aame to abr aa.a1. .Jlm. SC.3771 Ptd_....., woman. 80, •bare my 2Br. 2Ba mobUe bocDe W /tame . 1-....d ar. So. eo..t Pim. II.ID/mo. • .,.. .... 1417 Westdiff. N. 8. Apml.S4J~ DEC.SUITES Prune Newport Beech loc. Near o.c. airport. ReR. incl. reception. con· ference rm. Janitor ~erv .. ut1ls, 100 free <'Op1es & m ore . Secrdanal suv. a v atl. worDoug&sum. Elc.ea.ti ve of fices av ail tn full serv. ofc bldg. Nr. o.c. Airport. Recepl & prone ans .. ·secy serv . emf. rm. etc. Please call 7SUUIB. Dlllk space $100 Mo, s ml office $150 Mo. 1827 Weatcllff Dr, Nwpt Beacb. 611-0llOO •NEWPOln' BEACH• •PRlMELOCATlON• SO )'di from waterf root~ soosq n 1714 ) 964-5994 •DELUXEOFF1CES• 1-rom 1nn.upto1100 sq ft.. From !D= fl. No lse req. Betund AJrporter HoteJ at 2172 DuPont Dr .• &Ute 8. m..3223. 9-12 Cannery Vllla&e otrice space avail. J lge & l soi. Broker~l2. *'°1M DEUJX E SUITES. From 1295. Air cond .• aiqi&e pkg. Util pd. 28S5 E. Oil Hwy. 675-81()() ()fices in Bayview Hotel. Historical landmark $250 & up. Bay View. 1mmed. occup. Cool.act Rcrie.673-3822 450Sq. ft.. S450mo. 4001 8ircb St, N. B. A8eaL. 54.1·5032 MEWPOllT CIHTBt Pres. ocean vu. Full service Exec. Suites. 644-7lll0 l ll6ScpswFMt oo Campus Dr. in Nwpt Bcb. Aval. immed. Gf'Ol.n1 floor. 549-9952 or owner <2U > 99'l-7703. HmlanilOb Beach 16785 Beach, Ste. A llSOft. W/Ot W/out F\un.. 7 phone lines Clfer! ! At).. ~7781 *PLUSlt* Upper Newport Exe. Ste. Hal us>sraded amd nr. window office avalL mo. to mo. real incl recpt. • cu1. rm., cdfee, mall • sec. serv. "copier avail. ~ ~cerra TIM> ph.ISh olfices avalla· ble in attorney suite. Many extras lncluded with rem. Call Debbie. 7»91!19. m>IQ ft. Ca.input Dr, NB addreH. Arcbll. or f)Ciaeer"g lQoW. New· b' qJl 'd • redec.. .,, per IQ I\. Mullan Realty. ~ 8lml1 w.lelfrm. office. f\IU view ol bly. avalL now. Lrg parking lot. QallMMMt Excenem otnees. up to SX> sq I\. 1801 Newport 11,CM.~1. Kooby 'W~ want to sublease. llmmum 2 window of· ficea & share Recept. oc Al1lJOrt or Laiima Hills. ~ Clfice space for lease . JOO hn.lsbecl, '800 I.ID· twn.52330 CJfice. D> sq ft., 2610 A~ s. Newpt Bd1. Act.I. lO Manner's Mile. SllSt mo. ~842-JJJM To locate your busm~ 1n l h e ce nt er o r Newport's F'\nanc1al Ins· trict with unmed1ale ac· ass to O.C Airport & freeways. Fully serviced orflce SJMCe from ooo sq. ft. Please call for an ap- pomtmerit • '•• ..... 4450 ....................... Fcrstott &office space al ~crates S00to2700 SQ R. MCiA VERDE b R PLAZA 1!i25 Mes.a Verde E. C M S4M123 •NE\WORT/C.M. Up to 4"100 sq.ft. avail. at prime corner. 17th • ~Blm.aoG 13X)aq ft in medical bid&. Avail for 1mmed. OC· ~Y ... Ample park· ing. Newport. ~1 IEST0"4 tWtlORM.VD. Newly remodrled shop- ping cenuer In Costa Mm.a haa offices avall roe lmmecl. occupancy from approx 480 to ~·ft. W/M!W crpta & pa1nling at reasonable rma ~l Paula S. Kau ,..213-464~ Ca rdal -.....s 4475 ... ................... . Clfice or ahop space, 475 sq .. ft .• oo ground nr. + 2 ~ \C)per unit.8. total· mg 875 sq I\. On Coast Hwy • So. Laguna. Sl200 Mo. & 1177 LEASE: Cannery /Lido area. Hl1tor ic Npl. Restoration. UOOaq. ft. irUrior" sp9Ce & 1100 IQ. ft. mod yrd. High traffic fnD.age. 87S43IB Newport/ Coala Mesa. cmr lot, 100,000 trarc count. 9000 '. Bkr. 540-19. Prin only. ....................... OllC. "7T .. la. C09dl. Dml *· mMe. amlfra. .... .... :..., .... ~I . ..................... . a r CU I t ., IOOI ....................... ~ .......... By O--: ltiaioo Vi.ejo. Sl5,000 r 1P. Term•. Ml .. Smdwidlllce Cream NewlUt As Area •tmo. lc:e er.m only .cid sandwda. drtnb for lnaeued prUks ! ~ m.S865 Committe d Cbr1sl1ao lMd1S partner &nvestora ror natural re:sowtt & rood project ~ Call Mi c hae l . 645-~985 PO &:>x 2002, Npt Bcb ral!i3 f~·paced natural rood bur Pn In{' be11ch loc a llOD.. By owner Wnll' to Natural Pood c o P 0 Box 794, Balboa CA !mil.. lace 9 ' • O,;:wtmity 5015 ....................... .... ...,. Small to 1arge inve5tors Very high return sn 6mnthi Rea.I eslllte de· vekJper' needs mvestori. now. Image Develop ment . Joe Rousi.el fS1 ·54m ...., to Lo. 5025 ....................... {NEED v"MONEY • CltlDITMO P"OIUM W&lrd1Dao- t7M5ll Arranpdby eo..t .... Loma ••crest Only 2-d T .D. Locm 110.000 It up. Orange CbdyonlY. Birr. 7\4.965-0073 ......,w ...... 5030 ....................... $1200111••• Ill t Returns Sl20 monthly Seand. Guaranteed 1S ll21 anytime Mott :. Trwt Dlidi' son ....................... Wiii' Mil). Co. All typec ot real estate ilMiltmaU aiDce 1949. ~ ..... , ... WTDs 6G2171 145:0611 I BUYZNDTD'a PASI' N Ply. Prtn only '7tD-0715 ~··•=•W..t.ct Well leCLll'ed 2Dd T. D '1 Reahy Portfolk» 93.131 IMklnlll· 1, 2IOO sq. ft. • 1ar1t 6lack top lot. *° YWR T.D. CAN BUY A mo.16C32. C.ll. lDIE. NO DISCOUNT. , New lu.xurtou.a rental apace. Oak parquet floor•. Offlce/allop. $1,000110. Canner1 Wlale.11Ml18 .... 4UO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... -...... , .. A1mm A;. -C.11. ...... ....................... WllMd In c.o.ta .._ or ~ ...... aoraea. bout• preferred. S AiMll. Xlal nil~. Ul·S701 Eua. • 0 4e 9', .. GO tit W \lilt -.o..11•/tJTMI. ~ .......... 1 .... B lnl. .,.,... 2nd T.D'1 avail! I llO,ooo.M, 000. Patri cit TeDore, A It. &ml . ------ '8111 .. , ·~~· •f H.'m:'ttoa .... ... Sdul '•••lass ' <~Welcomel ------D> l1)10lll'lelf1 Leem Pro-, ..... eecrm to MU )'QUI' OMS~ and aave tbounnds. 40 page maou.a.I, ruah S.S..95 to Dept. D-4SP. 11&-U1t- Bay Ave., Balboa, Ca. !Bin. SCUMU1S llYllS Tynal-All¥wa:J - Pinley -Undad -laftnn-AA1bow IN a WAB.RANTY Overheard l.n a bar· room: "L:ust week I bougbt lbe Brooklyn Bndet Ve:s. l mow rt s a dumb thmg lo buy the Brooklyn Bridxe and through the yea.rs. I vP ~ 'No' to m.any at ~ to :>ell me lbe Brooklyn Bndce. But last Wffk 1t was d1f ferem 1bry threw L~ ~ WARRANTY .• Ft.OWERJ.NG HANGING BASKETS Jn fuU b6oom. $17 . S2S 446 Qt.her, c w. 1orf 1'Jstm Awmuel. MOM&OAO From acf'06S the mil~ Ull.s w\Sh come!> to you ~ all our love We flU.'I )'OU and hope > 00 have a very Happy ~ Love from all of tall•"'-'. pelf Call Ao lmal AHlatallH i.a.a. m .z:an. •' ,_,.... ar loll a pet? Call Sptdal Pall Hotlloe. 7MJ913.U.. Zll,..,.15 Loa t. 0 I a l r I n g • Rl'.:WARD. ..... -.haped. 1orro•nded w / dlamon ... 7f0·0$80, m4lll. Loll: sa.1.1 wtll fem Tw· rier. 'b.lbert/N...tud. RB. Nd lled. attn. ea.-n l.Cllt: Lcwe white mate Oil wi&b aruce ears " tal. bble eyes. Oorana de! Mar vtc. Reward. 173.5124 eves ; dan 'JS.llDO. ell. 215. Last: bit. SL Benwd.. male. Yic.. Deia'ftN • Oay, H.B. Hu tap. ... 721D 1.cllt: 1'aAm P89ii0Ct. No. UC1l3. Amir 8 . v.,.a Mpour. For re. went CID MM7IS LOST "SHARP .. CALCULATOR .- REWARD' Loll •lone take p6 e ane ol the follow1n1 s treets : Adam• Ave. H .B .• ~ C.11.. Swan. C.111.. OI JJlattdi•, C.11. Call Ad·SlUer Hl, tO.aDO. 311 bn.. lalt OS dloco Llbndor /. ~ llDI» old rea:t. Wemtnl nlll coklr col· lar. Nr. lrv. Blvd . REWARD' !6CZ-BU Pound. Womaa.. lAIDllil rwcqutt w/ cow:r. Vic. Woodbndee/ Barranca. 51514728 i''OUNO 2 Ar2 h1n lbn:b. nr ltucb & In· ~.118~ UBT bn~ ea)(',~ .,.. '>boulder :!l trap ~ rrom car sn Coron.a del Mar near Memo Terrace U C. IJ'V1De professor Dr H ~m.~· Foum1 Woman's mR•ce- IJliD nn&. Vs<' '1'op ol the Worid.. Loi&. BdL 486-98'73. Lmt HlUIMlly Waltial cane Reward Call fiC!.7118 Lmt ~ long b.atred wfttto ~ blk ht-..d ba Ck & tail M C.11 \ t<' :?.400blk Or Jn.:l· l-:ldl'n "\.'\! 642 lf./70 U you 'n! nut readmt the l.tUJe ads sn C~tlied )'OU re IDIM IJlg 4 lot ol ~..,>' 1nlorma11on a.s ~as i.oaw ire•t buys. DIAMOND WAf!_ED: Pnv. _,,. will 11111111' 1 to J carat, e.ub. N .8 . 564r15 llASSAG£ 8P'lll9'ico Ycur~· • BDbJuma <Wmll •11. 4IWllJ •• SP IRITUA L RE.ADlNGS Ml!ln>Ulpm. Pu.Uy u c'd. c 'lZi16 or -.go:u 111.S S.. Cammo Real, S.-n. Oml. --- 0.C. Allf'Ol'T •ESCORT• Spec11l11ing sn ~ ~ . 10am-4am *fmYLADY * (X!fCALL ONLY *972.-1138• ~1U:ET Ol-rt:ALl. r96.3-4.fiJ • lalormauoo App t T~"S OF NEWPORT E5COUS 6(2. J.S71 W~--to meet W/F' .._to ao to e.o. Netd.a tbl.s wMdend ~ 12 • II. J-for ~tst a 'J rc'efleeeWp. .... Call .a.• pea. ,....... Sw flclil360 ....................... lkoncus P&.M'Sla•lCE ~ pl-. dmiplng. ~-P1aat main· teda~e . As Jow a is fl!I11~ Call '59-9545 If ooan.swer, ple<1:.c ~~··· PROBlEMS Need to Tall" rree counseb.n&. A8:~~2222. SacWMs 5~00 ...................... 'U. l.Aa IOC*'' A .-.,. servi.ce !or pro- f~~ Anoua l fee ody. No eitlr• dmlt fir oar ect.tYilJes dilil> .... dlu I lor mm't womeu'I over 50 MEN ISO WME:'ll •, PR!Ct: 11-t 1631 m u "'ULUCX IOOk'' I lranlt Co '.\ mor-t t'lll'll 11\g dtllll: ... 'f'Vl('e :°'•' t"llln Un..,· for our AC· TIVTTl'S t 1..U B Save YI' onnemht>nhlp ftt It:" $70 oo WMF.N $3500 Ci4 I 1iJ I 71.81 Let &cJ.SiUCP Save You Time and Money· 1 a brand new service · • You moy reque1t Ad-Sitt• whtfl placing your od. ... • The Ad-Sitter numb« will appear in your Daly Pilot od. • Ad-Sjttw .-. your ........ 2A houri o day. • You cal In.GI Y*W <MW•._. to ... tht ,..int• .. ,._ .. , ... tin,...,,. -.. 5:30 .... ~. -...... Or, If ,.. .... we w9 cal ... with ,_. r1191 IA Ill • ............... • ,., ....................... ,..., ad cal M2""11. Ai-Sincl' takes your messages 24 hours a day-li dgys a wee I DAILY PILOT ' .... '-........ -..... I [ • :a~ ............ !>I'. NB dew cleeatai. ~all -• = for bll Je ba. Rea. Jll•dtel71la. C-./Ci 1 • h,.....at laalr re· 1 "'" , ............ . IDDftl ~ C'Ollllalta· n. J)l 11 r;...a U..t.An ........ ~~ _ .... ___ • _____ , ~ waft·.al lYIJ'IL o., f -I04C ...................... aBl'OM INTIDUOll CARPllNTRY a,J., .... SJm.eD•M~ ()aBt waft ol all kinds. Pa tlo1, 1idewa llts, brickwork, tree est. aom.~i. ....,. ... -... Remodel C'llll c.. Reiidllll ••..•• ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• UClllled ........ Bo l.Jam.t daUd , ft'ee Est • • • • • . ...... heme. a.ta.::::. Ul my Sllilled ca.rpmt.er-will do .. 70M patios, decking, pl.n- tens. r..:inc. N)OCD addl· -················ tialll. IMNM4. ........... Co. spectall1ls In -cstm tonm. room additions & !!:!!I' 0 ••• ................ r" a r o1 o.t ... 1.-. ~ Miii traiab\a, l::r~IM:Owllll ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• JUCl'mCIAN·Prieed ft#.'"9 •U(Oale OD .... ...a,.. Uc; .... m.- !Jectrk lan: Lo Rat.. Qilllky waft, Pree Eat. ...., All t1PM ol electrical work. B eil rat e1 a oywbe r e . Free ......... aWl ... 9 I I ....................... VERY LOW PRICES on........,.cleam.Ql9. Georte Mt-2015 Exp. Gardener. Compl. yard mainL & clnupa. 1'reeeat. Ne. &4l·UW'6 &p.ta. .... Trem &opped/removed. Newlawna. 751-3476 ...... ~ ~ .. ,,. .,._a,., ... r-.an. ,.... Biil fl f 11'ae•.a..wa .-v.-. .. O.B • Lawo 8•r•lee . ---~: .. ~: ............... . CU'peat l'J, •H001'7, rooflo1. phambte1. ~ Sblcco • We, Drywall • 'IDOre. JB. --Electric, p alntio s. drywall, phunbi.D1 re- pelr. Family business. Uc'd + wo rk a uar. M..sJi9 1\le, peodlia&. plumb- ilJI, pmatlnc. IJ'Qbouse wblowa. 6Q.a9 No job ,..._ 111111111 ............. . ~~.: Call•MG ...... Seniee.. l lh T . truck . W il l b uy hldeabeds 6 refnas. 5C7-4C21 Haul/grading, d emoll· tim. S)1ploeder. dump. tnlCk. Trees/yrd work. &11·1257 kJo llDllL I' de I ' Ou-pe t b od ...................... . ,18Ck; ::i' tnd..y= wn a RF.ALLY <LEAN ~ small Jobe.. Call lnm:! Call Ginaham 'fyter 646-1'515 Girl. Free est. &&S-5123 PUACUff lime IJqirovement. re- mode lina. fencing & rooting. 2S yrs· expr. Gl-GM ae.Nog, 8JrY (¥p.. l!il class wort <kme w lmle· g rlly. Rs n bl. I n s. ssa-Olm LOU'S CARPENTRY Patios, doors, PMelin&. 30 yrs expr. 551-2054 ---f.9M9l W811lAdResults 642·~ WmAdHdp! Xlot cleani.og done by lady w leJtp. Dependa- ble. own trans. 847 ·3637 5 ? •• W..tM 71 W--4 7100 W..ted 7100 W..a.d 7100 ···················•························· ............................................. . A ;:ea. 11111111I11aee•••• ... •• ------------------,.. .. Aide. mMure penon to care for elderly mao. RIB + salaey. MS.an Asalatant Ma nager needed for our Irvine & F.V. self-st o r age faohtiea.. Call ~'l..al.91. NII. for Vernetta. I 7 • 7005 •••••!••• ............. . Be A TraY8 A.-ID ,alt 1...-.S. ~ 'Trawel Scbools lGllJ. Talbert Ave. FV. ~ .,. w.led. 7075 ....................... ~ hocnemalrer, dri\'t!r, avail a Uve·to. Wei traveled, educated. -..im AccaPOal ., .. wcw CCMISILOR ~~ Interview• prenat al beelUl dieda to •am flnaocial lnlormatioo. ' : April 10, 1980. ORAl«iE 63 N·Rols St Rm G 180 Sama Ana. CA 92701 (71') S:M-2844 AfJimlatl ve Ad.ion Emp&oyer Acoounling ACCOUHTING lfMIOIWlY ASSIGMltefl'S ()oange County Ls boom· mg! And so are we! We're llOlllEA'T ......... accounle11'5 1bere are roaoy, new fj.rms moving iow the Orao«e Coumy area. br· mgmg about an iacreas· tng demand fo{ ex - penenced accounlin~ personnel CPA'a Auditors Tax Accountants Qist Accountants Senior Accountants Booldr.eepers Acroonting Clerks U >10'I An! not aware ol Ule blmfitl ol 1f0rking tmipor'aly, vlait UI or ~ UI a call, we will be ballPJ to dilcuM it with )Q&. We are locAlted ln tM Coldwe ll Banke r ~aro.dWQ #200 SlmlaADa C7141 llMIOJ FREE PARXING 7005 ACCOUNTS CLERK TO SI 000 Large Irvine co mpa ny n eeds e xperieqced A l P , A l R Clerk with g ood accountin g b ac k g r oun d . Ce>mpany has excellent benefits & good gr owth potential. CaU Cindy, 540-6055. CoastalP..-.o•MIACJNCY 2790 HartMw, C.M.. HEVElt A FH ACCOUNTS PAYAILE CLERK . _ TO .. $900 Light experience. sufficient for th ls position with one of Irvine's finest" companies. Great oppartun.ll,y to join company with exceflent benefits & growth potential. Cal Illa. 540-6055. Cwhll Pern•al '••Y 2790H.-1Mr,c.M. MEVEll A FIE has a pmilion open for an experienced J r . Ac- ...... ong Clerk. Duties are varied. incl bank re- conciliations, auditing dailY sales reports, gen 'l Jedeer" account analysis, A/P.. ()pportwUty for ad- vance m e o t. Xl n l Beoef'tts & working coo· ditl006. Sala ry com - me n s u r ale w /ex· perience. Send Resume or apply in person to: The Jolly Roger , Inc. 110C2 Gillette Ave. Irvine, 92714 714-546-0331 ,Amvciog ACCTSREC/ ca.ucnOHS PART11lfE We need someone with a minimum ol 6 monl.bs 90tid AIR & Collections experience who wishes to won put time. Mlll!ll tmdef'Sta'.bd AIR & gieneraJ accounting pro- c e du r es. & b e ex · perienced with phone MR. Will work min of l&-3) hours per week. This is a permanent position. Good pa7 & nicie loadioo. fleMe call for appoint· ID!d: T .. ~J '714 4-9401 Auk for Penoaoe1 lAJCllled OD Lq\.ma C.· ~ Rd between Coe.at Hwy fl E Toro Road. E.0.1!;. ADV E RTI S I NG TYPOGRAPHER needs man over 18. lugh gra • at ~good driV• ing record for short de- livery &t pickups. "Tram on job'' in 11dvefus1J1g t ypo g r a p b y . M · F, 9 :3 0 a m -6 :00 p m . 1nsuraoce benefits, good salary. Call ~2231 * Advertising * START MAIOtG SSS TODAY!!! 1be Dally PUol needs a pen;on for our Classllied Advert1&1ng Depart· ment. The person we seek should have saJes or telephone saJes ex· perience. be able to type 45wprn (de<tric). have a p&easaot persooabty & ~Y working with a great gnq> ol people! We offer excellent rom· Ja'lY benefits including medical. dent.al, life in· sura.nce, credit union. de Salary PLUS com· mssi«I! Pleale call for interview P8'smnel Dept. 6G"'32l. ext. m C&tMHCOAST DAl.YPILOT D>W.Bay Sl. Coat.a lleaa F.qual ~unity ~ Barlain shoppers read Ule little ads ln ClassU.ed recuJ,arly. And they find 1'hat tbey 're looking ror. Sdloak'& NP, AIR a.ERK -Ex· per. Good fature. New en Tustin area. Call for app.. 213-9'20-7134 ...... kc~ AoOlY in person. San Clemente Glasl & Mir· ror. 1615 No. El Camino Real. s.c. 49Z-6191 Apt. manager. Mature aq>le to manage 20 UD· Ila. Cll Ad-Sitter 1106. 40-4300. at bra. J6S£MBl,ERS we will train . Apply 1 am, ~ Yachls. 1631 Jlbcml1a, Colt.a Mesa ilSISTIM DTOll SURVEY 5::1>PM to 9:30PM. Moo day tbru Friday - 9:30AM to l :JOPM Seturday. Great ror col l e g.ian s an d l"DOCmligblers. S84 00 per w eek . ONLY REQUIREMENT lS A GOOD VOICE. Call : 6C2-4321. ext. 312 after s :30PM., llonday tbru ftiday Alteodaota needed ror aelf...-vice ,... at.ations in 0 .C. ll1&1l be H · tremel~ rellable • ..... 11i114 8DllCi W/muD• ....... Calf tor appt. --. Al.TI'OM<JITVE ·~ U.Ta 'd••I Eicp:::riemed. Plent.y of customer pay jobs & ~ Sllll<"e· Pleasant AS Sa... environment 1n 0 C J1D SHIFT Airport complex. Ex- Posilion immediately celJeot pay, benefits available for someone Opp. for advancement. wi t h 3·6 m o nths SeeServiceM~r nWellldldf« .. cat--ai•iecomrtee:-. f-~Dove!WJM"aQuail~ll'. ~ bml:fit,s · luding NEWPORT BEACH ~t shaltog. mcP lease apply iD penoo between AUrO ROUTE 1.:.M:OOpm. REXiJSTER. Early A:'w1 51-a.EY,INC l 'h to 2 hrs. S375 to t7000Gillette Ave lrv $450 /mo . Xlnt F.quaJ Oppoc-Employer moonlight. W1v(·s. n• Ured, d1sab1hty , .,Lu dins. Need gd wheeb AS.9:MBLERS ASSf:tm.Sl TEOMCIAH Candid ates will be trcllDCd 111 lhe processing ol heart valve tissue. Good manua.I dextert ty. pref. • docwnelltal.lon ol labnc at1on orders ; perform other duties as asstgned. We ofrer an xlnt benefit program. fleme apply ID person between i-4 PM 5HH.JY, IHC. 17800Gildte Av, Irv. a.uai Opport. Empty r. ASSB•as FOr medical electronics. 2 Years exper ience working witb s m a ll medical parta. Hours 7am to 3:30 pm. Ex· cellU bendtta " work· Ing corwfitlons. llissklo VW6o area. OnlJ thole aeeltinl pe rmanent ~need apply. Oa11 ~ W-3930. U YoU 're ln the market for a better car, be aure to cbee,k(lhe many autoa advertised for sale ID Oaslified. S-..& • ~OI'~ Oabys1U.er needed no~ for l yr old . C J ll arzybme 561·9116 Bab)'siUer. mature for 5 yr old. Moft lhru f'r I llam t o 3 .30 In. 55l·!ri04 ~roe Jiii 11!.kers. 1-3 yrs. t!Jlpt•r , whole wheal bak1nJl helpful. Good Earth Restaurant. So. Coa!'>L V~. Opens May IS lblg, ~.M!J BALLOON PIL01' 6-HIO. Gftal opportun1t> for young single pen.on Good pay. Room & board. Phone Petl'r Rogers: ~9 ur write: P 0 . Box 976, Pigeon For ge, Ten-mmee.. 371153. PROOF lfWTORS s....ttr '9dfk ... ... I ..... .,.. W..& ... Kilow ·7005 ... Kilow 7005 ... dtn 700I ........... .,.. ..... ... for Mt• dl•ldmalt wltll a ... _.,, ....... ,....,, ..... ~,,. ..................................................................... Throw out i.ntion. find peace of mind wt.lie you build a more Mallhy. bNutlful body! The r~ eci.nc. of YoO• a taught at Yoga c.nt. II flft'IOU9 lor lta wtlOlebodY epproech to a FULFILLED YOU. Ttught bV Sri Devi. PrellaeNM. two ex.pert & ciNlnnlng w"*" women. Yeo• allm1. tonee. calm• the mind & aatlafln through & through. Learn d"P tWltxttlon. nutrition Mcre11. meditation, hQw to breath• better for vlt•lltyl For ages 12-12. Y oaa In The Morning! o..; .. ~ D~OC411AnoM Tue1., Morning 10 a,m., Aprtl I ......, .... ca m,..... ... a. ,.. -.. , ......... . ...... f114'71f.4224 Helplat H••d1 ................... na.t. ..... " ..... llll!f Ana'• Jlouteclta11ln1. Rel.able, uper. Reta. car. fllf.-T w a11. lloc:k. .-SU. cooente work. pallo eo•ert, 4Mka ..... _ ....... 1prtaklert. TB&SE A 0 8 & 8 LA.NDSCAPIHO. Lie ...•..... ,,.,,.,, --Bit~. •mall Jobe. .......... Catt.a .... J.rvtae. '1Ml11 ew.. atdl wart. frplc'a, plan- t.. etc. New-repall'. Pree nt. 146·04U, .-GM aealdHtl•I • COID• ..aai rwta• Free Ht. ••••· rat••· ......... ~~~= PN-.a....Ml.at RAINBOW E:dedor/l.Dt.ertor ' ¥r -· U. Jlliea l'ree ell.c::.11 .... N•• eon1&r•etloa. :.,:.:C"t-~ .... ,.llllL..... . ..... ........... I 1111111•••• .. •••••••• ... a .-LtJ deea pool? Oall ~ J>odar, Pl'ee -.f1Ml!ll. ..... . ..................... . ...... f2allae'• HouleelieaniD.. 11 I ................... . •• dependlD& oa .....,1 ,,.. Sta.rviDI ,....Ur • Beroof. All t y~a •ab l D & le a· rodl:abaw-eompo.tar. n.. .. 5'1-5830 Fin . AniL .._Call....-oaoe. Sbldeeta bave ..._ T• crown-U c. Tl.2'-4JI. -················ s.a. ...s ...... Ml...:l'l Wallpaper appUcaUon. I IC IJ R.J. a... ao yn aper. Local year a r o und ser vice. 4H · 11Sl. cn.7132 'laW ....................... BG 's profession al bouaecleanlo& and C8lpet servtee. Free est. Bond~. 7141771-38&3. Groec. ...... IJ ....................... Japanese Landscape . Dmlgn. 1prt.older. sods, clean up, mal.nt. 90 day wan-, 12 yn exper. Llc. 531-8182. 89'7 ·2862. ......, ••••••••••••••••••••••• PEIZRS PAJNI'ING E:apr'd. lleu Rates. Free Eat. Call Ge ne S-OC5I Painting. INT/EXT. Nell. banelt. reaa., 12 yrs. exp. Lic'd. Dave -IOL\. Xlllt ,... Top quality 1U'k. Slet'll 1~ Dlllb&. Prclf. ....... , Low rates. St. Lie mm. Refl.. Pree eel. ,..,ume 51M'1'IO PAINTING, Int/Ext, comm'l/r eald., mod. eqpaD, xlnl re&. call Gene•'10ll Painlini, lnt.erior I u.- l erior , experienced . R I ,....., Small jobs M:kllCDe Disft, ~ ...... ~ ,., ................... . Expert lo plltches & small jobs. lot/ext. Ewa.MSal&O ....................... No job too ana1L RI a • ...... rates. "'-eat. "1.a:'lJl ....................... Tree • abnab. pnmiog It remJIQJ., yard cklanups, b a ulln1 . 645·0 246, •MJ3Juo.. Nm ... ....................... Creel. teacher . math, English & reading . Gradel J.7 66 lT.B after 6WJm. W11hwO. '!J ......... .....•.•....•.. Profe as1oo a l window deaning by Joe Daruels . 714-HJ.88,S.1 ~·s Pamt.iag, serving Bn<*., ~. bb:Jl work, 9 most Ule firs. roncrete pal.liol. .ea yrs, re;c., Reladmtia1 & st.ores. Car waxing. Quality work 642-~. ~ 7!112 wt.ks, dnvewayi.. Free check m y ref, Ile. est J<ftl ~l.583 _SIMCl5 _______ _ W~ 7100 tWpWmted 7100 W..t.ct 7100 HetpWmted 7100 . ......................................................................................... . Blmtlni ·BJ)Ol4DOIAMC LAGUNA HILLS bm tmmelf opt!ll9tg fM expeoeoced vault teller. ~ bmef"lls and com- pet&llve salary. Coot.act Odhy Bry:.n ror appt S&-41XX> EX>~ M f' IARB.Y MAIOMGITT This may conce r n you. . We are a nallonal ~ ol indust.nal eq11pment. We are look· mg for Individuals wbo w•nt to earn bt wtr $20(}$500 per wk We baYl! full-tune positiom open and a complete tnim:w procram. u 10U ar• tired of malslal minimum wa1e. or --1daa .... ..uan.. call lodu ........ . .................... c. no 'be.mer. but th.at lm>wtedge 1S the key to success. For aa In· t.erview. ca.I.I 5S6a5.l. BF.Al11lC1AN -~r. sharp, progre1a1ve ottded. Call tor 1n - t«Vll'W. w tKersun 11 B 9fil.34.l3 &llay A.~'· ruu tune for bu.s)'. uloo. R1cbard Ouelette Salon. 200 Newport Center Dn ve, Newport Beach__ _ ~aiiy N,!$ l, ~per hr. La"d rcqum.'<1. 64.').02l2 8EAllTY OPSlA TOR Maltc up artl!st Mu~t be llc:"d fOf" full servict· l:leg.ant. tugti fashioned ....ion Creal oppQrtunily for Lhc proper person Apply 2000 Newport ~Or Npt Bch Bl::AUTV Sh am poo per.;on rur el~ant salon Xlnl WJJ:ffl Wed Sat. no t.'\-e. RJcha.rd Ouelleue S.ilon 200 Newport Urter Ur .N B •Ya.0-lou Eltccllent oppty roe top 111td\ ~--.ec~tary lo N'I own business as m dependl'nt contractor Bull)'. pre s t 1 g IOUS Newport Center Exec Suitl' ooeds person to N1 i;ec 'y li('fV}ct!S Bui It· in c!Jmlcle With income rrom Sl.000 to SZOOO mo. No le> front mooey re· q'c1 &tt-'lUIO IINDERY posruon avail. ~ not nee will tram need own t.ransp. Nwpt Bdl priol.iq co &M.cJ2 .... /CAS ... Fiume for sml retail 5"ft. Payroll, AP/AR. Cbas10 '1. So. Coast Pl.ua. ... /SICTRY ~~bank~. payroll. "tl D pymt1. versalile w1tb good secretary a lull 1 114.400/Yr. 13H312 Ral &tae Appraising Co.. oeeda full -charge ID.__..,rl*t-u~. bra. flexible, salary ne1ot1able. Li:slle Sl).3l62 ~w Oenc:al. Sm.all growulg Irvine CPA firm . Permanent position Part time pcmibM:. Typ- in g necessary Call 11155-1515 • 9()('G &/ ~ a.all Excellent typing re· QW'\!Cl. vaned ~- 1ng duties. 2 Years nwumum eitperience. nern be"R nrs-& working condWoos. MIS· !11on Viejo area. Only lho6e seekin~ pcrma- nmt empk>yment need a pply . Call Sus an , 58l·m>. OOVS-OJRL..<;..WOM r.N lrtroducuu? new product to~ C.O. Coosumt-r act'l>plan~ H'fY Rood. I nterestt•d. pho n l' ~1329 ~Y office need., or ~ao1Zed. top· n ot c h secrtita1y w xlnt. typtDR ~ & pleasant phone personality. S.H . belpful. Compet1t1ve salary & good rnnl?e benefits. Ctll Mary Jo. ~I CLERICAL BUYER •d•cawic CJD tld Du.negao}Endevco is nowmg! We need a buy· sng prof.....W ram1har Wll.b ~roruc cocnpo- oeo ts wbo can r ead sc:fterml ICS.. H you're the ~erson -·re after, you U pro- cure needed com po· oents. PCB's, abee t lD!Ul and all related elect ro mech aa i c a I puu.. Tllla la.it&ldea oPtiilda& ~es aad marbtlDC {iterato.re. Yoa'U '9 lo ~at C!lll&ad ............. e-....... ...,., , r1al 111 7 7 Miii A9p .,.... •. .,., ,...,, ~ ft-- «Pred md l to 5 years dectn:Jnlc ~ Ptt· fernd. £ipo1ure to rrmdadunnJC and 8('· cou nt1n1 wou ld be hetptul You 'U eQ;joy an es~Ueot saiary aOd a.a CJICst and· me ~ ol emJ>loyee ~ that lodudes a 4'-' day work wee k. You 1l waft ID pkiW"eS- CARETAKER -Home owners &5liOC. Nice apL Ill ex.dlange rcx Li le club house maintenance. S.'5iz.3Di.. 552-40(1 Cir Wash ~ wanted full or P tr. f'tn Vly, San la Ana. & Npt Bch. Call 644-4460, 8·6. Ask for Nancy ~tlEIS UT-DTEM Q; ::a· ..,. naUable lar tilm ... , , •• S' .--a.a • ant 11118a.No~e nee. • tndn. Ad'Yantt· meat opportwiliy for ~ pastU.oo s to SS.50 per bour 1 r q elftecl t"'or more In· fCM IDildoJ .. interview, ~ to s&ore Ul, 111 Def Mar, Costa Mesa 63l·9CZL Will interview Monday tbru Friday from lam to 3pm. Equal ~ Employer q Y • S ,e D --.J •-a nj.-;-;-;maiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~{ipmtnmo. U ve there and you'll forget all abJl.t mmrni••n.g, high itasohne bills and dXlked !rorways. For our outstandtnit op. par tunil1ts/beOt' (It "I ~. call or wnt.e Mr.Ron~r Of'POUUMITY kriodts often when you use result-getting Daily PIJot Cla5Slried Ads t.n reach the Orange Coast rmrket. Phone 642·5671l ENOEVCO ~ -.------ • Turnyour ~Vlt"JORoad San JIAan C.pt.SLrano CA !126i5 (7141493-1111 An F.qlal Opportwuty ~ Rave ~ to sell7 Oasst6ed ads do 1t •cl I. • unusables into e usable e cash.call e Daily Pilot e classified • 642-5678. ''BI I'' •My name i. Chri.t.opMr ond my mom "'°'b/or Abigail Abbon TempotOries. I Ju.t .mar led nursery Kftool but wMI I need to go to the deft. dst"' atay hom~Jor any reason. my mom i. able to ommge It so • oan be with ~- •My mom Ilka the extra money she eam8t and even moma need to get out oJ the hoUlie once In a aohllell'' Ouiltopher a. only OM of the many NUOnS more Md ..ore people arejoWng ou.r-..poruy etaff. What•1 ~r raeon? Whotcwr It .., wtw not wortt for Orange eounty•1 ftnm ••• ? w. pey top ....,... md offer beMflla too. Call ua or diop by •• , whcmow then'• an Abigall Abbott offb ... We're al 0\191 Orange Cou.ntyltl llliKWWWWUACll .... c au• ..... A7oflM TUft1JI lUllY_...._ .... 78.1...U.J ' I I t a.ID1119! 1u C A RE~R OP · POR1\JNITS F.S AV Ali. FOR EXP. DflUON!!RS • DRAn'SllEN. AU. PHASES OF LAND DE V. &i PU BLIC WORKS PROJECT S. SPWAL NEED FOR WATER SYSTEMS & H YD R AUL I C DESIGNERS W /COM· Pl!fER EXP. R.G.8. mGR. I.NC. M7-!5&1 Clerical ACC"TSPAYAmi a.. ACC"TS acllYAIU ~ a.ER.ICAL •BtJIUll ll'Pll1lllTIES •l'a1.9S a.ma Park and Cceta Miu. AL lieut 6 monlha prerima S.vtnp & Loan ur 8anldn& experience mt lite~ reqwrect ...WA.CC~ ~ u.na HUis. TypiQg 45 wpm and related eit· pdeace niqWred. ,., IWm. p/Ume pod.ion. Joil1 R.apr-, Lai. Bcb ~ MIRICAN SAVINGS Clerical Typlst. Part Ume tor exdtlnl otrlce 1n Hu. Bch. area. Only eit· Apply at Branch below or call: MSPURCEU.. 7JA/Ml-2222 -~~nm " a«iirate need apply. 964-2791 BlJEllA PARK azn La Palma Ave <XETA M~ 8!9S Bnstol LAGUNA HlL.LS 3l<m El Toro Rd. Oft1cal SECRET .ARIES Employment avail. In multi surroundin gs. Competitive pay, in· M/F/H terview ai hire. For IDE , more info. s:a ll 'Cod --------Senolcai 97'9-800() Jloople who arl' ~1-.k1nv an apartm1•nt lt1olt ,.,,., m t1&lllllfwd Will your ltd Ill' lherr., To 11111<·1· your »d. coll 642 51171i For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD-VISOR 642-5678 Ot-ril'a.I DO THE RISING PRICES GEf YOU DOWN? J'ald W-tily "fop l'.1y 'l':Vf';ll A Jo•.t-:t; '"illt1My & V ac-allon P11 >' wt..., .. ~ a.rilTypht -.c ....... . s.a ..... , Joi.n the team of pro f..umal ternporanea. IRVINE E.O.E. 752-11866 M/F Our trlendly facility In eaay-to. reach lrvlne offers you Juat the right combination of comfort and chollengo. Our current openings for akllled olerloal personnel In· elude these spots: •SECRETARIES Wo seek sharp Individuals with e minimum of 3 years· experience and tho ablllty to type 50 wpm and tako shorthand at 80 wpm. •8TEN08 Ideal po1ltlon1 for lndlvlduala with 0·3 yeert' e>eperlence and exoellent ett nographic skills. eTYPt8T8 Speed and accuracy are what count htre. &O wpm minimum. Wiii alao be Involved with flllng, mill dlatrlbutlon and telephone contact. e WORD PROCESSING TECHNICIANS These positions require machlne- orlentod lndlvldualt who have at 1ea1t 1 yHr experience on Mag Cll'd 1I Office Syetem e, H lgh Speed Printer or atmllar high epeed automauo typewrtter. (Day and night ahlft1 avellable.) If you're qualified and ready tor a Fluor a11lgnm1nt, pteaae 0111: l.aky 9'tPloOlt, fN•) 915-2128. '''FLUOR fUJOll ENGINf.Ell8. eot69i&UC10ll8.INC. nsa••a.onom. ...... OAWIO .................. .na Pllt u.. 'l:IO to B m-12:a to s:a et. lmmeclll• ~.,. or .._..WI pnil<lr1'ed. Allo .... ftlll u.. •· miAllllll ,. tloD .... to •. 11111& tie 11 tat ........... toa.R• trouble1boot PrJnttd ,.." .......... ~ drtriaa tecord. rt Oredt ..,. ud ftnaJ a .10 per bour. Call R zHW Uled in COID· I) ... 11-*at'lll..-... te"alllaa1I. tiecHAMCM. ••••a COMPUTER OPE./ DIMU Requlru workl•I = llblJmum ex· 1'JUAD -New auto 0-.c.b, T70.QZZ2 knowled1e of TTLa .....,ed. Ex· ............. Good· circuitry uslna 7400 c.lleot benefit• and Min. *"' co. 1'11\in PIMU -W.IC'1. ~ C'CJD'fltkm, Illa· Area. Call for appt. aim Jo area. ODJy ... TIM lllDor..__ZSyrsor We •flt a ltab&t work t.boH aeeklnl perma-a.aucaxaox Cou\r\aCtlon. Wb lte older. Kno.r tbt ~t aMrmment with .. ell• nmt empAoyment need cm.. Nit lllO a week cellent u lary and OOPfER OP&.RATOR ......... hieoda or mn. Onmee Cout ........ blclud· ap~ Call Sun,,, ~---ll to. J9Ty: 731-7137. Y.UO. Otb, lnGO ltt. ial ~.r.1: Llfe, Sil . 'r,tfll Herrmann, Fountain Dental, edlcal QdlaU .,.... Apply am ...w for ret.J.re. Dllwry, aalel fr IOCDe Valley. <No ol Slater huurancea, Pen1lon a....-~. mlll& fac:tlty. 2Dd ablft. betwn Ne wbope ai AID, Savtnp Plan with DICUT'IYE TYPIST • 10. ~mmo Mmean ~7 ...... u pu. demn&. ruU UJDe won. fkid) ~ ilRnlt, lCW. pe1cS SICBf A&Y Reatnrant. 20111 S. req'd. Good beoerlt1. ARit>' in pencm. Green ~yearand 1 = Oulty vkamJn ~ (al Adami!. Nlwpart W1a. fG..91. ... Pltlo Sbop, 2123 _.. acadon al'ler l.oold.nl for venatile . --reqW.• HB. Newport llvd., CM OrJ cleaner• counter e l!lldbl. Thil poailLon career-minde d·, top· clerk ty pl1t wltb e COOIS DELIVERY AM. LA help. ~. mature mu1t be filled Im· rddl lndiV1daal w/xlnt. ltlDDlJl9 aeoeral olflce OOMPANION -Elderly lmmed. binn1. Bal. -.~zsbn. ~-P\fale apply typirc • steno ak.llla ·for eii* ........ Md very I C· womao aeeh middle .Pealmula. 975-UN for 1\am. 1100 per wee&. 1li4rlJ. Foumain ValleJ. ltPERSaWIL mrkt1. exec. Salary N'lkt ~ WUl type aaed woman to 1br PU 1--ti. ...... l6CIM QADinemte w/exper. _.ter ormulaa and balm 6 ctomwtc duties. Dein'AI. ASST. mos ~ 1k1ll1. Xlnl. co Non-amoker . Sala ry. <XllM'ER HELP W&nl· • Dis Jc A•• ll) bm!fta. lnfonnaJ offi ce other technical cor ed for llicb e Je ·1 'AD1'1MI In Cotlta Meu. Call ns~nce for R6D Mila. Viejo. 49W.T77 "1112 locUd near ocean ~ Clemen. can ~ue. Friend~. conaenlal, hu opportunities for ~~\!~c-Millie aft. 9am 6'5-9)(). COUM1a..., Meu er de ofll ce. Y tr 6 a li.mll.ed oumber 3lll> RedbW Avenue .... ACCT'S Pleale aPSllY 1D pel"'llOl'I Chalnl~o•lll on . d Pff. <Durtn1 acbool a.ta Mesa, a. 8218 What '1 Your Trade? F\lll or p/tlme. Dry Ji11bt be ed Job for bra. >po1ition1. Will ~y -=mYA&ICUlk .ANdOLIC IMC $!.03 per Day Cleaning plant. NB tnlJewtle who •anti to train. F..am while J.ou ~rM /F lamd. openina for ln. Th.at '1 UtUe to pay ~ l'flbn to wort.~. i.n. 11.ZS/br. to rt dlvldual w/good or · 17IOJ ..... A.Ye for llll ad in the DaiJ y COUNTER H li:LP -Desk Cle rk . Neat, or mare for uperieoce. p.nizaUonal " typing .,.,.. c. 92713 ~ Service Directory Kii> W. 111.b. SL M.wA2. ~·1 an easy way fOC' aldlll " exper. in AR that can establlab your Mon-Fri. Hrs. 11.JO lo mlt&.re. lnq~re within Trial Balance It lnvoic· ~y profe11lonal ldentll y. I .JO. 564167 The Inn Al Lquna. Zl 1 Selln& ~ with a )'CM' to Mil that. blcyc&e lna. eo:er e~ No rt h Cout ffw y . Dilly P0ot au.t1led Ad )"OU no loapr UM. Just ~· tu I train. M/F Ji'or more lnformallon Sell thin,p fu t with Daily advertise It lo the call M2-5e78. l...qwia Beach. llllll ~ &a a ample matier . . . a.mnecs ! ea.u 142·&1'11. Blneftu. "50/mo. PUot Want Ada. flPxlble j "9l ca1J 142-5171. .,. .... : $41-41M. Saturday, April 12, 9 am till 4 pm Sunday, April 13, 10 am til 2 pm . ' Ruor Engiueen & Connuctcn. Inc .. Scaithlm Cllfomia Division, in- vim praflllionlll in the Et9t-il8o o-.. A1wa Ind D1t1 Proces- sing ftllda to two very lnfornwttvw end 1ti1•tinu cse. dlyL Yau'I lllm how F\IOr ii iMlh9d WClltdwide in 111111J "*UY-producing prailclL Y111'I dilcewtr how Aa ,_ c-*-1 to 1JOW • the wartd'a -.gy,.... hive .,own ... nl hDw Alar,_ can1irmd to th•lity • the wmtd'a "*IY aaun:aa hive llvssified. Supervisan nl Mllmg11s ~be on hind to dilalll Alar's comnit· rnent ta an energy-i~ America -Ind ta dilcam *° the wide r-.nge af mw IMlnll• tt.t dis conrmitnmnt opens to yau, the prof mioral c..nnt Profeaioral Opa*'us: COMPUTER SERVICES D111 Camnuication Tectdd11• Sof1wse Anlfya1I Syatlml Anltyata CONTROLS SYSTEMS / INSTRUMENTATION D•igi•1 Englneen Ari end Slfety E9111r1 COST AND SCHEDULING C.tEnglMn OennlEdmltcn P1111•111 end Schlduling Engineers SpecWty Eatinltorl ELECTRICAL CAD'1 Dlligl•rs.nior Ind Prindpll {Jigil-• Mltnl T•eoff Specillilta FINANCE Accauntantl RIM Alcountlfttl A NANCE FNICW Sytt8ml Allllyata Plyrol Accoun11nta Pra;ect Accu1tlntl WM:onhGt Co114J111a Anltysts WBS Systems Anetyata MECHANICAL Compr811Gr Enginlen Corroaion E11gin11n Fhd Helter E.ngimn Hiit bct.nger Engln11r1 HVAC Dualg; .. /EJlgine.,. NOE EHgll_,, Pump& ..... Reh iger1tion EJ1gineera PIPING Clthodic Protection Engine•• Ollignef 1 l,..tion ind Coeticlg Engineers Mltlrill Cantrol Speeilla11 Mltsillbgi•• -Piping .... &\e19-. PROCESS &iuian PROCUREMENT ~llecta Adrnnltratcn Tf'lffic CoCll6wtar1 PROJECT EngirllWI STRUCTURAL Arditectl Arctitlc1lnl De&igrwl Civi 0nlglllt'1 Civil&ag)I-• HVAC 011'1 mn HVACE.19..,.. Struc1urll D•fgws Structurll EJigil.wa VESSEL OesigMf1 Et~ At a -...11 thl -wt0Gnl1nlc1klt ...,, Riii' afftrl ac1l1nt ClrlS dlyl. Aprl 12119 ... 13th. -.--................... ol f*npMy·t"'d ••flll. .... .. thl llll•flll ...... ---........... fund. -. nat m11 .-...... •s•-W 1901 itht. Cllllt tliDn. ........ ....... Vin ...................... flclty. Dile.,. whit Aler Im to offll tlll 11of1 ufrrat Md~ Alar *stng hi SAN DIEGO FAWY l405l .. • -• s v.. ................ ~·-·t ...... al: (114) 975-2944 ....... fttdly ..... 4 .... iact-2211, Ext. 819 ........ r.My.At•n. A.Mr loalm hrwerd to ..... "*:. ... ,.u1111lulll · . . t Call or wnte for our c ompl et e op · portunilies be nefits piick.agC toda) Mr Ron Crowder &Na•vcoJP Rancho V1e}o Road Sao Juan Capistrano £.A._ 92675 (714t 493-8181 An F.qual Opportunity Employer Ffclory Workers in d"mkaJ refinery. f'Jll dine permanent pos1 t tons . Hi l?h srhool t'heml.stry or work ex i.-mence with chemicals .., helpCul. Day & evertin(! ~h ifl't W 1 II t r a in • rQedlcal insurance blrilits. J)aiiJ ror by Co Pajd vacation plan. merit bonWI plan, auto. Salary increase pro · IJWD. .. E.O.E . ~. • -.:m-ra::~ • ~Ye ........ Olllft· .. -....... A I "b' 'l"taiMel hdary n:EJOB& PA.lDW'UXLV IRVINE LO.E. ...a.we.a. 'J'nuoee. rutJ time. with minimum cl om ce l'X per. reqwred. ~ ~ CoumelinCJ. flleClle tff ow ad "" tadil(s ~ ... der Acc ounting. COUNTY OF CJlAHGl. fO OD PREP SANDWICH MAKERS for new r~taurant, no exper needed. ll your'rl' tnendly. dependable & Olnsclentious apply in peno11 at Stonernill Ter· race. 2915 Redhlll, C.M. FUii lime front office phone rcc1•pllonist for trus-y -C ost a · M <' s :s General Practice Mu~l h@ve medical expcr m recei>tioo work SJlury S825 rro. t.o st.art CJll- 646-l.631 FUll tune pos1t1on 1n our Reader ad dept, hrs MM lhru Fri 9 5, tele & <'(Uller sales. req~ good spelling. grammar & penman.ship Must enJ('IY mecl.ulg the public. App ly Penoysaver, 16tiO Placuit.ia, C ~ GENERAL OFFlC 1:: GIRL -Must type. Reception duties. 7S3aa1 Geaeral O Crlce . Paycbolof\c:al 1ru11p ..... bntlit penon (OI' r9HPllOftlll po•ltlon .._..'be aiood tyPUl WUI ..,.. '° do .. ~p·· Ai m«dtol tDIQUftt'e ...... ----llullnl (•fie. . ....-VII lion•, l~ p1n1. DH't'\ \dlbt·. ~ dly wk lntlud l"4( ~enm ApJ>I> in IJ&!lllOO l 131 ti.wk Ua y ~.:_Newport Dune-a - < ;.onera.1 (t !Ice Clb"TOMl!:R SVC REP Nl'f'd amb1t1ou11 hard ~r w <'UStomt!r rttp ,. x p e r f o r s m I pubhsbina firm TypU\g, phone:. & outao1ng ~·r,,unallt y h e lpful SllmS151XJ I" m11 Non ~moktir plc u:.c Ca II m :mo GenrraJ Sec:'y Oprnh)s LcguJ 1Mai; II Markt.'llnjl dept Penannel dept IJl.lingu;U Japanei.c Acd'q0.1 ... Al i'Ck>ri Dal.a F.ntry ..WlSlanl Bkkpr <At. s.rv. Openinq Some openings 1 rv an "1 Balance. Laa. Hil l., area. 7K«ll · T1W'l HlleftSdloffet ,. ..... .A9ft'Cy 3ei2 Canuno Capistrano ~Laguna Niguel No-~r.- G&&ALHIELP Here w e 51row a gain Permanent pos1t1o n' avwlable w1lh tool n ·n t.al hnn Stores m CO!'<ta ~1l1>8. Lal{WUI Beach. E l Toro. Benefits. w ill train. Apply l 93u Newport Blvd, CM or mx> Lambert I! 1203, 1'~1 Toro. General Clfice. Part lime fol' exc1hng 0U1ee in Hirt Sch. area Only experiex'ed & accurate need apply. 914-2791 •. it weU. 6'2·5678. ..... eometlting &o 1<t"ll• Qasstl1ed ads doll Wt-II GmERAL OFF JC E -Eqler. mature. Part· time. AilP&Y 6-12.. l2J60. B Logan Ave. C M 561.«'B) . I ------- F. m 0!11\ ml•nl THE ORANGE COUNTY JOB FAIR IS COMING! Spclft--.d ty n.. Ee--'< De-I...,_. C~.tl-of Or_,. Co.ty MONDAY AND TUESDAY, APRIL 7th and 8th I 0 A.M. to 9 P.M . at ttw ANAHEIM COHVEHTIOH CENTER 800 W. KATB.LA. AHAHElM. CALIF. FREE ADMISSION Some of the JL b openings that trir· P 'omo.1n1P'> will t"0 attPmpt1nq to h11 1nc11,•11> UNSKILLED Proouc11on & Pleciron•c assemrir • warehou">f' o;h1no1ng & rPce1vir1ri ''"' SKILLED Mach ine Tradec; Bank TPllPrs. A•11C1 & 0 1r>sPI Mechanics tn-,p<>rt .Jr'> etc CLERICAL Clerks Tyo1sh !:>Pcrelallf'S el TECHNICAL Comoull)r OPFf.11''<' Pr• ']I l"''TIPI~ o .. 1tt<.m1""t Qpc;1gner•, Lao T pc;tin1c1dns H PROFESSIONAL EnQ1nE-ers Accountanls F1nJ'lr 1,11 An;i1vc;to; At:lm1n1c;trators Mana9PrC. SJIP H• n· • tc. 11 you are tool<1ri'l l·Jr ;i 100 1ri l~P OrangP Cou'l•, ·''"'l 1hpn thos is lhe 01~rr· to be Don t mis· 11"' BP Th<>rf'' PteasP orinq v ,, c 1•n <J' pencil Aoohca1 n will oe acceotPd Partial 1,.,, 1 I comoan1r" ;i11rir1 Jo •'1 I hos ye.v Jr n ~ ''' includes •Calif Compute.r Products Inc. •Data Cord Corp. •Applew T"'P ~r•lces •Ende•co •Mcmohlw lndustries Inc. •Pacific Scientific: •AM Ooc.ulneft+or •lurtiftC)tOft Horthem •SORta Fe International Corp Air FretCJht •TH "°'9G" Corp. •BASF Video Corp. •W•fts FarcJo laftk •Denny's Inc. •OEM Dato Products Di• •Smith Tool •TRW •American So•inqs & Loon Assn. •Prtfttroftlx •8oslc foow Corp. •A•co Rnanclol Stt•lces •CirtKh tnc. •Fo,.st E. Olson •Roc~l lntematiOMt •In CClllftOft S.Ctrlc •Kelly Senius Inc. •MSI Dato Ccwp. •Partier lerieo Corp. •Acc_..0.-Us/ •Odffict Inc. lookMapen Uftlhftikd •Aen+tt Mf9. Co. •P•clfk ..... L~ IM. •The a.c;;stw •AWcJal Allbott TetllpOrory. Inc. •Mluodato Corp. •TIM ,..,._ MachiM •Sat.co Insurance Co. •l•llMDC DI•. of h·C•ll-0 .,..,.... of Cenws •Speny Uni•oc •D.ta ProctYcts •G....,-d A.toMatioft •ColOftiCll tns. Co. of CA. •Cortw. H.wttv. Hat. Stortt •Alhtat. Insurance Co. •Dow C....-. Ophtholmlcs •Si....,s Corp. •'rompt liMplDY'MM s.r.kn •TlllMSCITars •Clrc .. SiNi'COlltrols •Morris ...._tri" IK. • ,_..,. ._,.Corp •HIMJMs GrcNMd Sya. Group •A...-.cl Oplfea DI•. •IHW TecWcal Serflc•s •Woodwwd c~ COllMlt•t• •AMr ""'""'" a. • ,,.._ .. >111 ,,._h Castndora •A .. 1 ullll1 C .. of So. CA. •s.c.tty 'adftc ... ........ Mii-. w Pn •nor,.,...,..., StnlcH •IM11 .... 1 •1tr!Mla •W.,_. Ir Lff •McDa 1 11.,...... Att1111111Mct •T...,t• C~ Mf9. •V.atT ... TKWc .. ~ •C.tc-. ..... l&:• ........ s.,,ly c.,.,. An additional attraction this year will include career gu1daflce and employment opportunity workshops! See employer booths for details. ICONOMIC DEVB.OPMIMT COR,ORA noM of ORAMGI COUNTY 40J ~ ............ , ..... ~. c.lf, t2'61 (71416J4-47ot ' . . . I ~~.~~ ..... ?!!'! ~!".!~ ..... ?!~ Oen ral VOLT -. t""" --• ICUTAllU • ACCOUMTAMTS 546-4741 ·~ <.:11mpu" Or1vt Nc-wport Rt>ech ,\croas from John Wayne Airport ' t~u11l O~portun1ty Employt'r CMl•AL OMCI ~ helpful, It lYJ>ina. f#tllldaley VI Ogune, 10 bo)r by touch. oppty for M!Yancemenl XlDt COQI· PiLOY ht1'Kits, Informal (I t· C M Call Millle an UAM~ GIHBW. OfftCE Newport Beac b T o $1000. Your common ~ & command or the Enghsh language wiJI land this great s pot Mall)' lnteresung facets to this )ob that opened due to expansion F.x c t-ll e nt company tw11ef1t \ & Rt-nerous 1.11~e.., Call 557·6122 llXl'; t'rlX' to a 1>1>licant ~~~ l'rn-1 s ...... ~f' I·~' ( 1111pu '\ II < >pt•n ~Ion E' l' l 'ntil i p m Hy Appl (i<-nernl ()(fH·(' 4 DAY Wotll< WEB Xllll N benef Typlllg ~ 170 '\4•wport Ctr Or ~ B ~ at!\ 640 2920 t<Xr. rRF:E G&l.OFRCE t:n""wg import firm in < hsu ~~ nds maturt'. 1K111 brnulong person to .1ss1~t the conlrolll'r lA.tlt'S 111cl some typ1111?. hte bkkpg , inputing computer documents, salesman's reports, etc. Mu.5t Uke fi,ures and handllnc detaU11. Call Mr. Slnml ~ Cor appt. °"" l\1day. small ClOID· p.tny, typtn& req 'd 54(). Sl!rJ() ------ GUARDS FUii & part time . All areas Uni f or m s furnished Ages 2 t or over. Retired welcome No expenenre nee App· Iv Uruversal Prolect1on Service. 1226 W. Sth ~. ~u Ana ln tervleW hours 9-12 & J.4 Mmthru f'r1 IWRSTYLIST S7j t hr l.'>C.new balon, ~.B Ask ror Don or Dan 752-2299 ~y~ I ror It rruunt<'nancc & dr-.an up ThJ.' l~ d ~ d;i' ,1 week pos1twn v. ful 1" bfonef1ls \1uo;t ha\ .. Htlirl CalirOrT\.la Dr\ver!:. L.1 c ens e Appl y 1n pcrsoo P~'YSAVt:R 1660 Pli1Cl'nt1a, C '1 Mon. F'n 9-5. I llandyman for 1.,. .. 1 J p l1KTJPiex . Vt 111' Yot'I k S4 ho u r t..15 )!11!1 11 r l~Jl;I 111 Ip w.iotc•d 1•11 ( nn ~LK.n ~rdt>ra!Jly r.• ltrt'fl 1icrson w t•\p1•1 l'aul ~7 1 l' 1 0 n d 0 r h I lomemakrr; 1£ ynu ha\I btt.'fl Uunloni: about " l am>r ht-rt>" the ~rit-rt opportumty If you ' h<1d "im t! t'<1lle1w ''" w n nl('(' and 1111t•r('-.t in hi .ulil & nu\nl1on a11< h I.I.' v.ortrnw w 1th pt•o 1111.', WI! wUI tra•n ~()U l unrlt>r~taod your ow nutnt1•mal ncf'ds on help others with the I rs Start.mg ... alary $800/m + bmcfits. Mer 6 m()!; you will t>a rn ove Sl<m mo with opporturu ty Cor managt'ment For appt. call Greet Eart Warmns, 8:1Hl202 --- I· IKl>l'ESS -Exper. ful time Apply tn person 619 S1t!ep)' Hollow Ln Lag\a'1.a Beach 0 lbllecleanen wanted l 'MJl1t for Jaruce's Rag gedy Ann's, brs 8 -4 1W..lh.~2!U4 •HOUSIQ.IAteS $4 154 io per br + bmua WW t.ram. f\lll as partUme. Advance· moot opp. Must bave trans. .. '1UI> ti OUSECLE~Nf:RS - part ume or Cull·Ume 0-0 trans. Start immed. T op SS. 673· 1266 or MMB71 I ~r Live-in or Ola S da)'ll v.eek Rm & bd pll.ti saJ WJcnds free 962~ OlJI 6 to l lpm HOUSB<HPB Live in. prefer non· :.moker. own r oom Sparu.,h SJlCUmfl OK 4 ... ehool age c-h1 Id re n Otht<r help an no mt' in-0149 I I louselteeper· M atu r " per.iOn to work wknds & lloluiays In charge or !>mall hou:.t-hold Must dnve~l I IOVSEKEEPER mature lad). Cull t101e . good """~ Enghsh speak111g ~erred 646-67 Mi I I --- II >USEWIV ES-C'h1 Id rcn 111 ~., Want to make xt.ra money" 1f you·rt' Cnendly. dependable & l'U'\..,c1enuous we want \OU f or o ur new reslJuranl, wkd y hrb :'<lo l'X:per needed Appl) Ill person StonemJll Tf'r race, 291.5 Redtull. C M (ydraullc Test T echru ciao . Military or machine shop back &round preferred. eH considered. commensurate lily & exper. 60·446 1. E le c tro H:ydrdc Senicea. 1831 Maarowta. C.111. ~ °'*""« for IL secraanal PQ61Uon In· volves d1spal c h in1 personn el & some c ustomer service. S.H./1peedwritin1 de· sirable. but not nec Typtng a must Xlnt benefits. Call Don or Mel issa. Nor t h American V ideo 957.sr.n . IHSPECTOll Expa.rdinl( solenoid ml g co requires inspector FIJ' w'tedlexper /\bill· ty to n?ad blue pnnts use meeh meas unnll devices !micrometer-;, l·alJpersl. Some exper w electroruc meMuring rlevlcea. Xlnt. opportwu ty lo advan ce to QC Mgr w 2-lyrs exper v. l'O Good benefits. "'orkUlg rond Salary opm Apply 8am-4pm S R f-:nl(1 nPering 834 I 'rod~tJon l'I . N R •HSP£CTOR TilAIMEE ro learn all pl\aM?l> of m spt-cllon Mus t pa s~ t~Y physical tn<'I bark X ra) Taking ap plication'\ 8 10 o nh Strat c.fl('X . 1 76~1 Arm.\lro ng /\vc Irv E. 0 E A Kenda VlS lnd ~Pt:CTORS Q.C. IMSP'ECTORS 2HD SHIFT ll.cql.lres I 3 years l'" penence. /\btlJty lo u.-w 'a nouo; prec1s 1o n measunng deVl~ Ex· ceilen1 bme!its. Please apply betwel'n l ::l>-4.~ SHIUY, IMC 1'1fD>GilleUe Ave Irv ~ Oppor Emp&oyer ~ lrmnediate opening for quaUf\ed 8tneClt Ex· atdner wrt.b 2-3 years ex:perteoc:e. Excellent worlcini cood. Orange Co AilllOrt area. Salary open. Please call Mr. Lew\.5, 548-1900 for in· ~--------------· I j()'as JOBS JOBS I 11 A better position awaits you at I Victor. I I Turn your experience into money I I all areas -no fee -cash bonuses. •Typith •Cttttm •• .,,.eta I I •SKt....... •Fe~tory •• ......, I I Mtwpori..... ~ I su..as20 111-utz I . I I I lattrlor planl maln· ttftUte. rtall • Pan dD twll. flll·5oe. M9ft'OIY COC:.....TOI Qirop ~ ror a atatewlde f inancial ler'VlCeS firm. FaahMlcl laJMd tD nm tnveniory &: r'el'8vtna. supply Cir· dPrlnr. t.aventor)' ('On· trol. mal.l ~g & special ~ . Exp re· q "d Cal 640·0 123, 9:1lun-5pm JMrtanal ~. reUa.· ble. ·trustworthy In· d1v1 dual s . Owa trans phone 581 Z730 JAMTOIS Needed Cu ll time at Fa.Woo bland sbopptng C9l.er' & Newport Beach manna. Jarutonal an· d.or bgbl ma1nlftlance expeneace pre(errt'd Excellent company benefllS Apply at THltRVIHICO 1071 Camelbac:k Newport Be acti &M-6796 f;qual ()ppor Employer JANITOR We elre in need o( a J .&1Ulor foe our Santa \n.i fard1t> to w ork from 3 :II P~t Lo 11 30 PM Will be rt::.poos1ble for general J.in1tonal dWes. We cife< a compe'lltJ \ e salury and benefits v.tuch inrlude Me<!ir al and .IAsll.al Insur ancc:. Pleuse apply 1n person at PER.<;()NN El. mi>S JAIV( Jt 1..C • _.__ o ... ~ _..,,._._. JCQD4EYMAH ~QMST EXpanctmc solft¥»ci mtg co . req uire s Jouroeyman Machirust Ftr. Ab1hly lo read ~ Ml·U(ll. l&J· outa. operate lathes. mllh It borlna m.8Chtnea, •"' ndera. Good bmd\ts, ~ oond. Sa1aty open App- l y 8a m -4p m . S R Engineer! n g. 8 3 4 ProducbDrl Pl .. N 8. A ACCOUNT ANT A A or experienctc> equ valem. corporate of. fiCl' ci health manae~· menl co Npt Br h 64l).8SS) KEY KEYPUNCH aaetATOR Id. sa.ift Immediate operung lor !.elf motivated 1n· dH idual fOf' data enlry 111 one operator environ· ment Low pres sure 8umtDSpfn. We olfer an e'l(t>ellrnt salary with r o mpan)' benefits 111clud111g Life. Mt'<11ral and Dental l'l t•a c;e appl ~ Jt l'l':RSONNEL mi>S !RIV(l(, INC ........... o ..... _c.-._, Kitchen ht'lpf'r. P T 1..-dl & dinner .. tun, r.1 Cholo Mex1t·an Re't 1ltr P\aza de Cafe 11481 llrch St, NB 9S5·Bi8 LEAD MAH Pref er ex-pr 111 prod\K' uon cennuc casllnl( & glu10R Sp1n1 s h ~ des1r3ble. Good ~~--- LIASIMG Ii SALIS Newport Beach Auto u.m, Co Will tram Olmmalaion + car el· )owance fJpeC'\ ed ID ccme Sl<m lO S2000 mo (7}4) ~Si4Z'J 14a1 ATTORHIY'S . CL.BU< satary $819·111$5 per mo . ftoeq\lres 2 years o( lel•I cMrical eiq>eriet1c:-e In a law offlc.. Apply Im· ~-No NllWDeS • COUNTY OJ Uquar *"· run tt1ne. part time. reUred or ..n retired. Apply In ptr100 oaly. 22007 Bulllard at Bannlnar. 1l B. ,\.Q far ffa~. I I I F.qual Opportun 0' P oyer I fl1nd what J'Oll waol la ·------------· Dllll)PUata..t.n.dl. \ !ll'*J. ~· e. ,., M•a••OPTa '>'f :ti to&eooW .,,., co. req_u rea Macblne Op-rtr. w1abUlt1 to operate drtll·pre11. ~ mill. m»c:. odd· Joba A clean·llP In mach.lne 1hop. Good bcneflU/~U)-c:ond . s.laryllpen ""f'Y lam 4Pm. S R £baineering IDt Produc1ion Pt .• N 8 . . . MAID Aea5anl 'NOrtirut rondJ uons Fume Jnqwre within The Inn /\ ~ 211 !llorth Coas Hwy. LaRUl'\.il Be3ch t l Ma.Ids I f\tJJ tune ~g:. for room attendants Al BtllM Mola Good wurk ~ a:ncbuon.'i Exp re qured Apply l1l perwn uni y 2'.c!S() :0-.t.'Wpo rt Bl <..'M I r MAJLQ.EU l:o&d,.ell Banker Rea Elit.aS.e. 10 lo 12 hrs I.at' Wl'ek. flexible hour., 1dedl for st udl·nt 644-!llfll. Mrs Jotm son MaJnt.manre awn ht> 11>1· fOI' ..pt compiex in I \I Rl'\l.red or semi <213 ' e-:m1 ---- MALVl"D.t A. 'llC F: MAN ~ L'rut adult complex lkean at't'8 982 665.J I MAINTENANCE EHANlC PlHllOft reqaares som knowledae of bui Id lnf.l elec trical . a o mecbaDical ma 1 n tenaoce. Uadtt clo• t' d. e :: .. -:-t'ml~ do basic car eentry pilJl'llt:aQa. elecsrical ll nd ~war*. AWtY in'pet"90n AHAIOUCIMC 17802 G9tttie A•• ....... Ca 9271 l F4JaJ Opporturut )' ~MJo' ~-t\mbrt.ow ~le part-time 12· hrs wk S600 51!1-00 m C311 Bill ll ugh e s ~ 15 0 scs.~ MAHWACTURJHG INGIMEB MAHAGBt aavco We de~1gn anrl b u1 hl some nr th,· 'mallt•..,l rmr;t ~~ produrb in the v.orld-traMduc:t>rs for llhork. \1brauon. pr<' :..-.ure ttH.ltnR And 1H make them ror <,()Ole' ot the most dtmand1ki: cust.ocin~ 111 l~ work! 1h o•r man.iKer of manufd ct ur1n i: Eng1neerin,1? ~ou 'll ~ all manufartur 11\g ~. methods. t.oobJlR. madunery and as..-.crti>l)' You 11 also do I.ht.· troublf"ihootlllR re qured t.o improve and prodU<"t quality pro ducts on time and at the kJM!Sl pa!o.'>1 bl c l 'OSt You 11 l\a~t> JTIUf BS 1n M a n u f1 c-l u r 1 n it Me<:han1cal. or Elt l' lncal f.nglneoenog, Wllh • w yea.rs expenence 111 manwacturing /plant engmeenng positions along with 5 yea rs ~experieo~ The challenge is gR&l. but the op~rtun1tles ~ Yoo U work In a hi&bly modem facility on a lullsJde ove1'1ooking l.be ~. m t.he orange eroves of San Jual'I CapU;uano. California. Ycai can but t.he enet'l'J cnnch b)' liVltlg cloae to ~ dole. to play. and dale to M&ure. Call or write for our ~ CJ\)POftunlties/ bmefiU Jllll'**-e today. ..-w ... ad 7100 .............. ".,.....--. $' ,......., MaU1'115/ MM418WC. w.u•• As • a.dlnl eJedl"Ol'\ict OWl.facturw &otated in ~ Oranae County, •are pr..nly In need of an experienced. eaer1etlc Individual wi th a thorou1h knowledge o f plant mameeno1. faclllties nWde>Moe and te<:uri· ty, to lMD&&e and pro. Yide the ~Jca! uPkffp ~ our preHot 1.20.000 square f ool facUhy. Yw'U UI> t'f\)oy=g a U, role In tor future expansion. and efficient spacf' •llti,....., to keep eace With cu raPd 8J'OWth. /\s ou r Facill t1e s 1 Manager your ex · ~ should include a strong knowledgf' of t lertncal power dis · tnbut1on. plumbing, cvpent.ry and ~HA re gu.ISIJCln.'> and reqw re med1. lu a s ucce!lsful t•an d>dat.e, you WI II have a !Bnlmum ci 7 yeaN ex· penent e , in cluding a ttthrucal background. wtlh t'Ollt-ge i.Ludlc·' ID mentY management. 111 dlsn.al f.'ll&.Ul«r1P g or ela'tncal di..\tnbul1011:. You 'U er\joy an attrac 11ve aalary /bene fit:. µic:kage th.at incl udes medJr al/dental plan'> li:lfllJIW\Y ~ -.a' ~ lll('ftJIJVe ptsn., and p.ud relocation l·X pensai. should you cur rent I" lJ ve olJl!>1dl' th•• ltt'a U\l fUI S~n Jua n Ut~rano arc& "it.>nd ~tr Ron lrowder )'<1ur "aldry h1,t11ry ~ W1th your rt11ume- dnd ill'o II rush ~w ~)IJ.t rorT1>1l ~I' opport un It It':-. l•1lf11L' pat !..ii!•• E Nc;>liVCO ~ lwict¥> VieJO Roo•I ::.an Juan CaPISU' o100 I .A . !l'Xi:> 1714J 4tl-l ll 1 Atl Equal ()pportwut y' £mployef' MF.AT S'rollE ;\jcw Mnice meat st.ore in 0.. ~ DClt!ds ex- perienced --~. OeM 1'W.-• Cclluur Hlllp.QU ... Ulna Pr1 ,,_to ape. ~u fl6' &PJll _____ _ MfCHAMCAL ~TIOMC ...... 1'.u )t'ilU'S pxpenf'n<'e .,.'Orlqng with m1nutl' part' ~t>d1cal com pw1.) .. :.'t~l bmf'(1t & worltmg cond1t1vn' \iisslon \'ieJO area Onl} tho-• '>ttk1ng perm ;o neni. t•ms>lo> ~nl n~....-<t J ppl) l'.ill Su ~..111 . :i8l :im '.'Mdlca+ Jo'rnnt ofr '"' typ ns?. ~ 5 y,-.; PXI' s r• If'.. Soph 1e 9'79 2ti lJ c.-t'\~ ti:l}.(1j~ . \t6:11t.il ~l,lJlll ,.,, hdl k 11rr1l •' p•'Ml'nlC? hl'lplul \m a t Mi RIWH Medical From I'\ ( .111 ... xpt'nf'nC'NI mt•d1c-;ll I f fll"' \lati..11Z1•r lor 3 111 tenust 'V IO Wl!'lln:J 1111\.. Call i70-~} ,J twt We t II 9am&Jpm Medi c .JI As ~1i.tant ~ for SUt'ReQO 's 01 (1~ I' T \"1 lo 2l1 hr'i pr v.it 1~6 MEDICAL i\SSJ~'T E" pe-T\tpmR. N B a re 11 No .. mok1ng II r' '" salary open. 646-51!M Medlca.I Assistant. t',.P\'r. fer busy w'Ology oHic:c. <ii I Arne. 847 ~ ~l"RAJMU •· Medical man~artunnj.'? company n eeds a ~r Machine shop experience requ1 red . h1gh :.c:hool m aC"hln e shop o k Excellent ~ & woAJnl COfl· cbuons Mission Viejo lftJ1 Only Unit Stt«ing pehnanent em~yment need apply Call Susan, S.->. WnAdHetp• R.03 per DAY That·, A.LL you pay fora •:Lac1 DAil Y PILOT SERVICE lllECTORY DO IT NOW • "4~1671 "" DAIL V PILOT • J J MCJ'Rm l.OUll lm....tfe!•~-· t -~ ......... 1'be Oail1 fUot bat a ' rm.or,.,....~"' tba .... IAllma .,... DeUvcry . afternoooa, Moaday UU'U Friday, aJOl"Din&t Saturday " ~ SUnday. No monthly ~ daor colled.ioaa. Eam· lng1 a bout $600 per mi:mb croa. Reliable tnDpm1.ldoa and •mall cash deposit required. Call 842·4321, Poster OueUet. for de&alla. • Ne s-.w Pm'E.uP ~ twill\ at least l year ex· penence, preferably newwpaper. Excellent CDqleQ)' beoeflU. Apply bet-.eeri i AM & 6 PM, Mmday t.hru Friday OIWGECOAST 041.Yl'tLOT 330 W. lay St. C-.Mtto f:qid °"°' luJty ,, •'DiYW NIGITTU.UB Doorman. floorman & exper ~. for mght dub. WIJJ tra111. exper apprec. OU I Marty aft 8 PM~.C.M. MGH1" GUAl.D lni~Tedt. ,\ I " r ~ c w h o I e " a I ,. 11urscry h beeking a ~fJ ix-rson LO ao;sumt.> 1Jut1e-. wnh m·in1mum 'l.lplff\ ll> If)(\ Uul h.'' ID· d ID! ITVXU ton n g ma m l!at1 <1nd 1rrq:.it1on µlant' us111~ auwrnauc ~nj! ~)'!>tern No ex pr lll"eded. ~I con la<1 SI.eve Strom MOWHIRIMG FULL-TIME F..xpandtng retail t>lcl' uuu~ f1 rm is now ac r11~nl! appb l' a t10fh for full lime c mplovment. s.tt .. I') & comm1 .. s1on mmmenrurate w cxpcr Will \rain Coll Erl<: ~13 tlJmS AIDES Tra1n1ng progra m av<ulable for Cert . :-.luraes Aide . Good aa&aty. 1-3 or U·7. Full er p/bme. llleaa Verde OJmd.lbp. NURSES A l D ES NeBdlld lar PM lbifl ID caw. ~ Good work· in.: rood' Xln t. be m• ~ uu. Apply Beverly Manor. 340 V1ctor1 .i. C.M.. RM R&&SHBt PROGtlAM h being offe red for bC'l~ nurses planrunl'! w n~ ho;pttal nun. in.at EAltHWHILE YOU L.EARH U Y'JU have been out ol tilt-:>'"11lR u( the hot;p1lal ~l·t>n~ to r J or mori \t:JI'>, ll°k'll Wt' h3H' Ult oµµurtu111t) rnr you 1.£.U'll & perform under ixu~-.1onal giadanc:e as m .. ~yw. reoovuw. tuh leuW"C & dtnlfdl tn,tnJl·Uon on the nur-· 111$? urut.s Pr'OiJ Cll" start date: MAY 8. 1980 .\Wbl'aOOf'I DEADUNJo: ct.tc Apn I U , l.9tl0. P\t'UM· cont.art : Mlena Tracer RH Hur \~ Recruiter, 979-1211 ed. 205. lf mu WllU.ld tike to ht' a candidate for this pro i;?ram and for further mfo ~v.-, Coaa1uittv Hospital moo Eucbd at Warner Fount.am Valley CA9Z7lll E.O E. ~ R N. miee. 7.3 & 3-11. Xlnl rated pay. Apply 0 0 N. Pon Mesa COn· vales<91t Hospital. 2S70 Newport Blvd C.M. 642-0400. <.ntacal Ca.re Exp. pre· remd. WUJ train tor this &.daltY. f\ill t.lme. In Miami Viejo. Mnlnl Nllr.-Aidaa. All abifU . Good naaf pi1. No H · per. MC. Wiii train. CertlllcaUoe proar•m avallable. A.PPl1 Port Maa• Convale1c t nt Halpital, Z5'10 Nftllport llYd C..M. SOO.OO. •JI ONLYPU.OT ODii DUI TO 1711 Good personality nice pbon manner wltl land thta lnteresUnR --powUton. Conrpany ho e cm nt- bcndits It room for advan ment. C.- CW,. 141 t•L ,..... l.~'S "'3'30 • 3-U :IU, aJS '° • 7.S per br Oubtaodlnl t>.neflt• ReculM' • lfteftt ralM'lol i Wl'ldl:a vactlC.ion aft"' r I yr ~ IDldkal. dt-11 lltl 6 iH JM. al GO \'Ol>t tv e~)'t't' >ia1~hlp Convalescent C"oler, ~ ----ore ..._/SC'TltY Cor s mall arow1n'1 a&"lttlltlliJ'I firm nr ()(' Airport.. AmbtttOUll, mature, stable, type tDwpm. TI4n 52·7614 (.ffice belp needed ror rapdly gJ'OW\.Di 011 co tn C M Must be good With rrgures and have previous orf1ce ex· penence.. Po&it.lon offers vanety and respoosibill· ty to a motivated l1l di vldual. Call for appt 64&-9681. Cl6ce Loaldngfor at.. way to eG"lt extra $$$1 You'U ftnd it al KellY Un tempOl"al'Y usign· meo.L5 available for a day, week, month or ~· A perlect opportunity for STU DENTS & TEACHERS t.o earn ex- tra SS during Easler vacatJon. •TYPIST *SECRET ARIES •WORD PROCESSING •Q.EIUCS • ASSEMIU«S •WA.REHOUSE 'l;o e 1t pcr1en<'<' m.'\:es~alJ' .. Top l'a) Paid vat•alJun,., fl••fC'r. ral bonuses NEV ER A FEE ~LL~ '?l:'RVICES Call or come in today Lrvme. 833 1411 2102 8us1111:.•~s Ctr Or :taM I hmt flc'h.. 14-l'i ~HIM lh15l H1· 1f'h Bh<l l'ZIO E r .... o.:un:i :-.1i,:1wl >1.11 11 >I:! ,!";1()7 (~bi1l 1111 J-~UJJ Oppurtumt v 1-.mpl<>yer M F I I Ol''f1CE MANAGEH Come ~row w us' En thus1ast1c h 11th ly or .ianued & mollvatcd or· lice manager for r:ip1dly expanding firm offennR a umque service to the interior design trade Destm or related back- ground helpful. Top rmney for ngtit person. Design Res ourc es ~ OP11CIAM Dispensing Manager for Newport Beach office. Apply t.o Mr. Rust. cso. l<XX>No. Bristol St .• N.B. 752-5636 or 542-357L ORDER DESK CLERK -Auto part s ~. Exper.Good fwn. New co. Tustm a rea. Call for a ppl. 213-921). 7134 Order desk. full lime Quick learning, self motivated lnd1v1dual Wl1.b good clencal and organir.ational s.kills for publishing company. ~ be thorough, bard ~ cbaooe t.o learn entire busmess. Call 54().2Sl2, Mr. Arndt. PAINTER /Apprentice. Start S4.00. 18--21 years pttl. Ins benefits. 5.5 hrs wkly min. Apply 10 person. 16781 Noyes Ave, Irv. Qill S4&8210 PAIMTER 8Nlh. It apray. E.xpr. only . Orange Co. tDHOOJ ~~CASHIEI 1be .tnme Compeny ill seeki.oa a po•IU ve. ~ Oriea&ed penoo to work u a Parting Boolb Casb ier al beautiful Newpo rt Qdlr, <M" coimpao.y of. ,.....,._a a com· piltitlve aalary. Please llllil1to: J<»IN 80010E THI 9IVIMI CO !:mteB ~ch 5lXl~t'f'Dr C114t >•• .,... CWOr" Elui*IJer PdfTIMI Ham lpcn Al•o lpm· "-food • dnnb for f•h out orderi n 1on2 ~•Ol Jerry ·~ ---- PA1n'T1MI 1•&•.as Aalll Ill «iltor i.urYC)' ~'Ud Croat our ul ~lit~ OrlUlti:~ Cobt Uatll Pl lo\ :> !tO u so MinFri ~lGl ~Satur ~. Grts&al for rolle&law. &d moonbQhleni 184 p1 w k 0 N L Y ~REMENT IS /\ GOOD VOICE . C all ~. ext 312 artur s ~ PB, Monday thru FhdQ PART TIME EVBINGS Enterprising adults, <Nf!4' 21 with Dyna mac. Adventurous psmoaJ.ities. who eru<>Y working with and . motivMing )'OUU8 ages 10 to U. ... 00 hr to st.art. $100 a wee.Ir potential. Pbone 6C2-C.121 Ext. 2SO between2aod8 P.M. ASK FOR LAURIE E.0.E Party Consultant I Counter Person. full· time including Sat. App. l.Y 2025 Newport Blvd. C.M. P~TE.UP ~LER 'M.lh at lea.st 1 ~car ''" p<>nence prt•fn.1 lt\\ nf'w.;paper. Exrl·ll1•nt t <llTlpall y ht>nef I I '-1 \ V' I h t••tween !JAM & t.l'\1 ,\1tinday thru Frida\ \!'PLY f"\ P J-:R!-.O"i ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 330 W. IAY ST. COSTA MESA f:qid Oppty Etlptyr PBX Answf!ring Service ~. Mature. de· pendable. Day & rve ~tufts. Exper. prl'f. hut ~,JI tralll 64.S-2550 • PBX OPERA TOR • P·drt um.• or full t '"' day.. or evt" \lu-.t 1,.. .1hlt> lO w11rk '""ii· ~emh l\l'lll "lh "~I 'd..u1~ ~·•> h1•1wf1h f.m: Fa.-.11 b a1 '"' t.\o 1110 Airport art':.& ~,;,; i~i7 •PBX• TA Ii. :trl.'> sen has a few pch1t1ons ol)t·n 111 Tu. .. SA, C,'M, & Hunt B lll'Cab Vant><! sh1fh. Ptr or F/f. Many o ut- ~ benefits. Work near YoW' home &. earn wtu.Je yoU learn. &n-1454 E 0 E. PIRSONHS.. MANAGER 5 Years mmimum ex perience. managemt'.nt posi1Jon. Expenence in all phases of person- nel/labor/benefits. etc Excellent benefits & 't11Uricing conditioos. Mis· s100 VieJO area. Only those seeking pcrma· nen employment nee<l apply . Call SusJn , 581-m>. ptu woe, scNI cleric Flill time, perm. Po<>•· lion. Friendly, congenia l at.rmsphere. Some eves &~. 644·2111 PHONE REPRESENT ATrv E No ae1hng. no begging. talk wttb business ex· ec:Uiva during normal dl'lce bounl. M.aJte ap- llQilllmld.• ror our pro-~to meet with prospects. f'\.111 lime c~reer position with salary, bonus and ruu benefits. ReqUI res good telephone manncr. pleasant voice, above average mtell.igenre. We will train you in our tedlmqum. We are an <*lliDe Newport Beach company with an ex- oellml np•auon. You wlll be proud to ·~•u•m us. Good posi· tkJrJ for racstt. college ITBduata or recently retired btlliDels people. ~ boura pouible. rlx' intervtew appoint- ment call Richelle o.ao,. •. m.2255 AvebJ,,...,. llCllS. PHYSICAL 11&LAPIST lmmildlat• part·llm• openl.QJ for Pll,yw\ul Thtoraptat. Altemaue1 ' •• th ...... ,,. u1ottab le. Xlnt ~~rt=· nuitty lbpU.&J. moo t:~lld. t'ta. Valley. 7M 'V7'1). llU • fX> Ill/ JI' Ptc:ture framer. p•r1 Umi!. e.q>enenced. l\rt World A-amee. GeO N OlMlt Hwy • Lq, Bch ~m -------PLANT MECHANlC / OPERATOR ··waste Wau:r" SaWy SUU mo. U nder 111eoeral supel'Vl.Stoo mainta1os, opera\ea fl repairs pumps, valves, piping s111tem.s & electrical eq1.1p. M&10lat11J1 data ('Ollectloo files, PM schedules & root.lne re· ports. Muat bave a Grade II Wute Water Olrttficste w /CONKlera- t»e medl exper. Conta<t So. Q*5l County Wauir Dstrlci rOI' applications (n4)~ Pre-School Teacher want- ed. Certl!lcate or ex- penence. AM & Aller· llOOll5 in Newport Beach. call ~ 640-882(). PIUMTIMG U you are 20 or over. & lookmg for a cueu op- portunity tn pnnting, ap. ply at PENNY&\ VER. 1600 Placentia. CM l'ROuu::TION A JOB TODAY •.. A CAREER flMlRROW w... wOllld yOM lb to be ift I ,._._. 5 y«n7 Padfk Yat.tt offers jol> c:Wu•9u of lwRllllTOW--today. We'•e MO••d into 1980, a neow par and a ,.., decade and we reciu you want to qet a new start toward ad•onc: inq )'CIW Ccrftr goah. We are now hiring ogoi9t mld~o~o~ ings for those pet'SOM ...., .... brr-d ~ dot and ... "' oc--cept cltotlenges of lunavow. PRODUCTION PLANNER/ SCHEDULER ....,'" •x..-ri•nu of ~ ,._.. wltl MU ...... w ..... 0 po:uot lllMc llldl.w.al witt. Melftllfad•MIUJ efttlt ma:ullt ..,_ pn- f•rred. SOM• I ob dutiu will lncl•d• prchaM anMn for reqilrwd to ........ i...y ~-L PCKI. ticlle Is fw MCC Aow Sedlocd9dlnHwtt· n,on ltoch. Or betwfib en !ft. cndllh ... "" ful COMagt to y<0W .. tirefmllly. 5o W. a CJOOd. Wd look ot PACIFIC YA&.VH where the chclllteCJH ore Ofld where your f .. 11re CClllkl be ,... be9't- Nnr} iW/tr ltt~ or l==· l!d 4JO rec PACIAC VALVES l201W....A" Lo•t leac,, Ce 90I0'7 'r'~' PllOJICT ••• •• NI • key Ebdevco Pro. Jed ~. you1J de- lllgll aod dnelop ac- celftuoo transducers for some ol the IDOlll prec11e. de manding a.t.ormn in the wor&d. Yoo will be 19pom1ble I~ de&ign rrom proposal lo fin a l product manufacturing and di.red I.be a<tlviUes of tedmic1ans and other dmignets. Your qualtl1cat1on1 should alao include BSXA. or B.S. Ptiyslcs. and knowledge o( pteroelectric matenaJs: ml!tals. precision weld· lne and bruing would also be helpful. As an E nd evco ~ you can ex- penence the joys ol bv- ang aod woning tn one or C.llforn1a 's finest sma1J communities, San Juan Olpistrano. QaU or write for our op Portuo1l1es/ beoef its podtage today. ENCEVCC~ Rand10 Vie.JO Road San Juan Cap1Slrano C\ Y267S (714149).8181 An F.qual Opponuruty Employer I' T . fast food order taker Plea s ant persooallty. Lunch ~ dmner sbLl\s. El Cholo Mexican Resl. The Ptua de Cafe. '811 llrcb St, NB. ..... Real Ell.ale Sales START 900/o COMMISSION WE OFFER a NJa Mesa Iba.rd MembersbJp •Irvine !bani ML.'i • R.ereiJllOOISt •Computer 'l'ermmal • Ne w bwld1ng with <'o nference room , kru::heo f ao.h \Jes & morfi' Uiw monthly f 1-.· CALLTOOAY '' IWEctV f'ttOf'ERTIES 557-4436 Advf'rt15er1 may pla<'e lhf'1r a.b by trlrpbone II 0011 m.toS 30pm Monday thru f'nd.aJ I lo_, Satun1Jly COSTA Ml'!"IA OITICE XlO w Bay 642.)871 llllNTlNGTON BEACH 11175 lW¥h 81¥d ~1.Z20 LA<;UNA BEACH 1027 1". Cout ""'' Laeuna Bud! ~ IMM NORTH C'OUNTY dial frtt $411. l220 C:U.SYWD OIAOUNlS Deadlln,. for <'OJ>Y & ltlll# I'> ~ lO p m lhr d•• hefhrl' P"bltt"•l•<>n u<'epl for Sund 11.~ .. Mond;ty ~:d1tu,n~ "'hen deadline '' l>~lunby. 12 noon cuss.. INUUTIOMS ERRORS Adverttur• 11\0\lld chttlc lhelr ads da ily 4t "'port uron lmmediatl'ly THE DAILY PILOT •~sumew llablllly for the fi rst Incorrect lnaerllon only. ('ANCElLATIONS When lc1lhn1t an ad tw 311re lo make a rt"'OC"d ol lhe KIL L NU MBER 111 vrn yoo bv )'OUr ad taker ru. rl'<'e•l>I of yoor can<'t'llat1un This kilt numbP r m u•t bl' prt>,.t•nll'd Ii ~ 1111', adVt>rt.15"' In ,.,.(I Of a d.,pule C ANC l'!Ll.ATION Ott CORREC'TIOS OP NF:W A 0 B E ~ 0 R F. RUNNlNG. S11e-ry ""ort ls mad• lo II.Ill or~ an.,._. ad that Jiu been OfdeMl4, but we canna& guaraa4M '° do '° all ~ ad 11i .. •we•r«t 1n Ule ,. ,er. DIM E.A-LIJ!lf! ADS '"''" lid• ere atrletly Hild) la ldv~ by mill or 11 1n7 one ol our oflkea. NO~ Cl"dtn OndllM · i p m . f'11d11 CoJta Mtta om~ .. 12 noon at 111 br111fll offltH. TflP! DAll,V PlLOT ,, .. ,_.,. the r t•ht to thiulry, C'dlt. C'flllOf' or rl'fu•f 1111 1dvenl111111nt. 111d lo eh1n1• 1u ruo • fftuletlcN WU.bout pf'IOr MUC'I ~-...... __.. PO Boll UID. c.taM .. \ . ~~!~ ..... ?!~ ~~~ ..... !!!!I ~~.1.~ ... ~ llALISTATI &;Me ....... Mlltl .. l"- L~m'.':. TO .. lftYa. U"Lf 'lllT E D QIUAUftED LCAl>S, llULTl·IULl.lON DOLLAR LAPID IJltVIN'IG'tV. I . IA1.U COMTUT gvmy MONnl. Wll'C CASH nrus&S. NEW suns. E'IC. 3. OVR PRO~ LOW COST SO. CALJP. &..ANO, BUDG ET TEBllS. PLENTY OF flt.NANCINO AT lOCJ. APR. c. PEaSONALIZED SALES 1'RA.INING lN Cl.OSING J'OR NEW ~~.POSSIBLE MANAGEMENT POSITIONS FOR SIW>f'«i Q.OSERs. 6. ~K ABOUT OUR CADOJ..AC Pl.AN. 7. PLUSH NEWPORT BEACH OFFICES, MEDICAL BENEnTS AVAD..ABLE.. 8. FIND OUT WHY WE HAVE THE B EST '111JNG GOING. <WC. ~)~FOR MR. EVANS 7U.m.3Gl ....... ·".::e: ... ' Applicant must hav~ stroa1 bookkeeping ability and reuooable secretarial s lrllla for Position wltb com-mercial real estate rnanaiemmt company. Lq.a.t or related real estate es:perieftff pre· ren-tn Top salary for pralesslooally onented aueer persoo. Submh rest.me and salary hie· tory attention Mrs. B!ngbam ~ Newport Ceater Dr. Ste. 900. Newport Beach, CA. !laR) Real Flu.au DI.splay C.o QpelUJ\g for coord.mator Knowledge 10 the )U3Jlhl<' arts & a~hitl'<'· tlr.11 draft.tn~ Bt>nef11., :\ Job with future 1f wtU· ~ t.o wortc. ~5850 Heal E:.tJle Sale-. P eople nel'ded In Sun ... et Beach ore. lop comm1~von CaU Bud Hyuns (7141 846-550% llecepticrust. X1nt lyplSl, PT, flex. AM hr ~. lmmcd pos1t1on Sal rommensura lt.' w ab1 l1 t y A~k fo r C hert· 644-'1911 RFX:'EJ7110NIST f'or dlUlDal hosp. Sat & Sun 631-1030 llCIPTIOMST G..10feT ..... Need young energetic person to train for general omce duties kOOfhr. Lartt Engineer- ing. s.J .c. 493-«m RECEPTIONJST I SECRETARY · lm · mediate opening for in· dlvidual w/ability lo handle busy phones . general office duties. typing SO wpm. Ell· cel lent company benefits. Salary based on experience. Call for appt.. 714154N6'11 E.0 . E SABATASSO'S PIZ7..A EUX:EPTICR'nST needed for growing NewPorl ~ Fum.. Phone ex per & l()Cx1 typtnR skills a rTUlt. Pleasant front dfice personality & ap pearance . 1151 !f4ll . Nancy RttEPT-Sw1lchboard, P /time. 1arp Newport Bead> Law flrm ~ P /time t elephone ope.rat.or, rtteptionisl. 81.M-lPM. xlnt beneftta. Send resume t.o: Byroo Tursi, PO Box 2780, Newport Beach. 92611(> RICB'T/a.m far bl.wy real estate ol-rioe in Newport Beach. Qlly ~tic active applicanta apply. Call v·vo nn e at Waterfront/Salisbury RE..~ ftecePignist ....SPOT! Fee paid. BeauUful ,.,... •• .,.., from It .U omo.. Very In~ Is varied dlltlet~ lYlin& To SlUOO. Jen~. s.o-5001. NtJo tee jobs. Snelllnl • Snelltn1 of Newport Beach Aaeney, O•O ~· llC.,,OMIST TO 1771 . Lota of public contact for lhit lnten1Un1 J)Oettlon with larae Irvine com~y. Nlce spot. Good benefit.t .• c .. QMtJ.'141 -·~ --.. ....... ---- .... ilOMIST EsceUeat typiof re · qujred. beavy public t\OIMl.'t, -~ muaeciacm requl red. Excelleat beaerill • 'WOltinC crotkkm .... UC1a ~ area. Only t.bole aeekia& ~rma· ned ...,,.lbl!.. need apply. Call S.a uo. s..mo. IECIPl10MST ••IDIA1J OfB•IG We are aeetini an tn dlvtdual who likes ~· me people, can type. L'> ~· mid ell.JO)'$ ii d.)'olt.a*s ~ <aer a st.able work tPViranmlK with an ell cellen\ salary and beneftb pac:bae anclud· toe ~ p.ald Life. Melkal.. and Dmt.a I Ill· SW'8IJCt:ll, ~ion Plan. s.vioga Pba With high n.ers rate. ooe w "''I< PIJ.ld vaca1llJn al\('T )I X llllD.bl. U paid bobda~ per year Th1S J)O:>ll l()rl mus t he flll ~d 1 m mec:hatd.y Pka.:.e it wt> to PERSONN1'J. mi>S l'llVflC I~ . ....,.-0 ....... _ .. _ .. R.E.s.Me Have openings for 2 mJtJvated &ales ageols with tugb goals with letding ReaJ a t.at.e co Xlrt ~ pro~ram Olli Al Sl.ellat.o for ron f1dent 1al an ten '"'"' !m5671 ~hie mature lady lo ca r~ for elde rly gieritlernm Ill excbolnge w rm & bd plll.'I s maU allowance. Laguna Beach area . C all ~Bl aft.. 7PM or bef. UAM. or Ad.sitter '172 SO.ox> 3' hrs. 8f!llltaun&1t SGT. Ill' ... ,11&•0...'S l'IJ:ZASTOU Now twt.ng for (ulJ & part time openings. Varyinj( dQs " boors: >deal supplement.I lD· rome for boulewives & s\udeota. 0 u r pro- gremve, srawtnl com· pany o ffers op · pomRbelJ for advanre- mn baled on your )Ob performance. Pleasant working cond1l1ons ~t be 18 & over Apply Ul person zms E Bns lol Sarta Ana He1gh.t, ~· «Between Jambo~ & Qampusl l::OE Ra!lla....,., BROILER MAN & <XX»CS. daytime, night time poMM!OS avail. Ap- pty io penon. lllan thru Sun 3pm·6pm . Also Hostesses • Cashiers pas avail. Q-uy Horse Steak Mou se, USO &ookhallow. S.A. Relt&nnt COOK. Oepeodable person lo work at" modern bealtb roods l.amch aJUIUr prepenng sanchricbes • aalads. WW tnin .Uonm rum. Edd medic.al • deftt.a) baa APllt1 Sn penoa IJndberl N&DiUon ut for ...,, So OIMt Plua llD an.to& St C M btn ~·BW.klcb. ....... HAMIUl•tl tWUT W~tTER S or WAtl'll.!8SES ~. =· ,r',.:~i~ •• lMS Adami, Cotta ..... RH&auraot. Coolu, bait 11 tr bolt.I. A.ppb' lo penQo at Colony IOldllll. ~142 Ort••• H•J .. San Juao Og?P.w t""'Oedi• ~ lor Ml er s-t.uma employ. ment at Taco Bel I reltaW'&Dls. nutble .... aad llO o;pericftce '* rrnry due to our .......... Ye tram.in1 ~ Good atarlln& ulaty from 13.U to SJ~ per hour wltb ttS\d&I' ~ \l'leWI.. For more inlonnatlon reeantinC u.. aciUng ~a~ya1 2113> ensid Street. Sao· ta Ana (Dear ScplbOIDJ. £qual ~unity ~ .. , ... JOIMTHE DB. TACO TEAM! ~ Taco bal 1mnwd1.at1 operunp for au "°'' U(l:9. bolb day IU>d l'H•n tng :i.h.tll:., Ill l>t'>'rr•l ~IOM Ntte •OC"klll.: envummtlJl. C'lw.nce o( ~ Mu,.> LO bomt> ApPI}' now .Al .uiy o( lh\: ftbJWUU· 08. TACO. IMC. 40J h.HTiUli'a I 'J,.,.°4J"• In"™' )Q J f .... ! r .odci< II "'-i/IL.1 \n I Ra&l.I&~ Talented & c reattvt' women nrieded ror rt'1.a.11 spec:iahy <,hop Salary + ~ andad\an <'t'm ent lo "s~1:.tu nl ~·~ Job will tw- avai.Lablt· ... ltl)t'nl'nt t"l.l rnly need apply \ppl) in ~rl>'Jn lo Apropn'< ."J ..-~ bland. ur c .all 644-4ffi2. HeUl.I ~s MEWPOt'T F.UHl~lsu.HD has P"Y'W'd>ite operull~ far SAies f' ttJ.mr & p 11 lllt' Mauunanoe Mecharul knowiedie d air rond1- t1001n1. ph.unb1ng & ele<mcaJ equapmeot JllDl1onal 9.lpervL">Or Rc&a\hllt Cuh>er Apply P\noDnei Depart. nea ft2 ............ ... ,.. c:..tw ... ,.,. .... DOii iRS WAMT'ID HOr for Larie project. Expr'd only need apply. Call Lee Roorln1 Co. 6Q.72Z2 ADVERTISING SALE.s The Datly Pllot ha!l 16n ~ operunic for a salesperson w1\b ne1Wp&per display ad· vert111t11 e.1penence Good ulary . com · n...am 6 excellent fr inle benefrt.a. Ex.celleot aroMb opporturutaes for 1 ~ with caree~ amhilMSW. Cal.I for appointment II.VII &OaT DM.Y PILOT T~. f;Jtt Z77 ~ Opportumt )' EroP<>rer SAUSCOUNSELORS Remember when yvu Wlft a kid and wanted to'911'D '10Alr own money 9 W1, .,. bave several kids tlbo do. but they med a~ ueer1Jve dllll to ~ and ~ tbem ln sales orierUd Jobe lrom f.9 PM daily. suo hr co 1tart. 1100.00 week po\cnllal. Phune 842·4321 . Ext 250 bltweal 2 llDd S PM ~roll LAURlE E.O.E. EW.18 NI A S*t Clme Colta Meaa • Hanllnaton S.ecb areaa. Call ..... ~~·.~ ..... ?!!! ~~a'a~ ..... ?!.~ AAlle.u muat be 11. ba"9a .. drivlq "°' mnl. lbn are~-1.r llAM.fPM, llonct.y tln FnCS.y. Saturday OWll't1ma avaUable aa Dllldld. u ""' C'e q&lllJi8ld " la liaUnlted lo lcana-ln1 th, new1paper clrcula.tlon bu.alaesa, CDlm to tbe dfice, 330 W. Bey, Coat.a Meaa. Nii far Harry or Ken Goddard. Only apply beloce lOAM of after Zf'M. Mon-frL E.0.E. Sales1frl. oataoloc & fnendlJ. 18 yn or oldef', v spott.nrear, f Uill or PIT. Seeood Glance, 21Z2 W. Oteaafroat.. NB. 8'l'S-33ll1 Sales. H.ardware, Cull ume ~ m retail hardware slol'e. See MJke or Steve, H W. w r 1 a b t co . , l 2 6. Rochrster,CM SM.15-IMD'L ~ dlSlnbulor ()( mauitenance weld•nK rod. th.read Ln&erts & hmncaiu Ground flooc- r1ppc>rt u111 t y. for self. 'lla1tA.Y to pm enlrY into tttbn1cll! sales -will ll'a.ln. ~ opporturu. ty far m.Ae Off femtie Pac ~t>Wn« Co. nun DmmJer. lrvme !1?714, T 14 S67-0483 ------- SALES OPPORTUNITY w E.f' HtAton SU t>- Sllebry Earn ru .000 to S18.000 P a rt t 1mt- !r.Z-Z1l2 Or ~ re-.u.m•· lo POBOX 62.A. Ua1h l'llot PO B OX 1560. <.OiU Merla. CA ll262i6 SALES rasot4S (~inably p1.,, aduJL'> tu .a1' ... Ith .l)d en (J "'itt<' kl<b On·r ~ t k i.O I T t.o ~Ul.rt • In ~ CciplStnoo, Sdll Oaneot.t: """ ...... SlOO a ... eek pOt.t.-nl.l .d rAXfTIME l'W•tiriS ....... SC.QZ:lor~ J::n.. 2$0. Bet ween 1·5 PM. Nlkfor~a SAies FUdlo Shack h~:. full t1m t' c 4 r(·er op · ~ & put Um•• yx, ~urulla. ~n· 1ng up no"" 1n l h~ """"lXJ't Ai-.r ch art' II If )QJ ~ 1?111.t lMV r?tJ.n-d IX ii ~ UltdUJlt' !" 4t'\' C"UITmtJ v ROIJl £ to rolle Re & h 11t h ly ll'l:OvM.ed for U\C'reakd earn1og5 based on perfonnaDC'e.. plt>ase ap- ply Ill 2700 West <:oiist Hwy,N 8 RADIO SHACX ATAMDYCOV. E.O.L SaAes Want e d y o ung salespersm for women's fasbao sure. Apply tn person: 2Z13 w. 8aJ boa BIYd. Newport s f kti ....... F!bme • P lime.. Abo cashiers. New deh . need& -..tang rngrs f~ future localton . C 11•>7.S2-~401 Jerry 2-Spm SCTRY,IUGAJ.. tuJJ or pa.rt time. f6s have aurumum of S yn C.bf. expr. Em- pbagas to corporate & es&.* planmna. Fienble 'i('heduhng. Lov..Sy Newport Cente r Irie. s.1ary ()IJen. Appltcat1ons from b'mer legal secretanes .. have been absent from Ulr Gdd but who --*I now bke to agam balame active on • part or f1lll time bum woo.Id be welcome. 644-6512 SC'ftY /UCB'T. SIRAIY n. .lolly RoJer Ao-ninlltrauve Offlce ls loolrln1 for an ea· pedeced aecre&.ary ror lbelr Maoa1e ment DeJ e ... it Dept. Posi· lion reqwre1 xllU . abortband le typlDIC 1klll1 4 a pleulng ......... personality. PrtOl" reatauranl ex- lllrimtia would be a de- finite pha. Lovely of- ftcea, xlnt. benefit pac lraae. Apply 1n penon from 8am.,.pm •: TH.£ JOLLY ROGER 1NC. l'JUGGi.UfUe Ave. lrv. ~ sralll'AaY Sm real estate devetop. meot co. nee.da exp ......,, F.xcdlieoltyp. q llkilla reqcl. Must be DllM'DOker. U SH pre-. fen-eel. Ideal working cm:I It bmdh. 9>0 or 1110repermo.1rv. k>c. LD.C. '7S2-08.51 SeeM.aly for small off ire in Nit BdL Need depe-n dable person w/good typi.og. 1AM-3:30PM Sa.lary open. 97S.090 I Asa for~ SecreunaJ Redlle Hours Secr etary I rece pt w/good typing skill!>, needed for est.abll.sbed ell.et seardl 6nn. ~ bra P8f' wk. Near OC Aif1IO'\. For more anf o ull N .S . Danford 752.&JZI SICRETilY A l o p no t r h ~ tyt>bl Dt'(.~f t •J i.upp<J rl a bui.y :-Oe'4·port Center E x 1,U .. M ! State Koowled~1· ur I BM M e m o r y t) l1l"'*" I.er hetpfu!. 00. 10 .. fl'Tl -\ransnl puon fl'. ptn tn. .,. Must bt.-ab It· lo Wirt ~lly a. ,.-41 W1th many t~ of "U't:. SaJary to st l. 400 6M-7UJ> Secretary trlllJl.ed lo WOl1c far 2 ~c Newport ... HIC4d .... s.JI .... .a. .... tl11*t!IC *1Ds. can br re<'ml lugh sdlrJol grad. 9151-8223 SlDl£I'AJUAL TYPlST Public R 'Jal 10 n ., ' Dt\ISJ<ln ol II(. Oro nl!t' liA. ad ~l"flC"Y net'\!' .. x ~ l)l>t.'l to hdn die \'ar\ety "' du1J1" f: '( coftlt.rt bt-ntc11ts. 7s;! I\ 17 l Cod m uw Ch a~ l. L 1-. ~&Co ,J r.tnt' SFX:'RF."fAHY fl7 canvas ~Ju 1 .. ""' Pumanent, full ltme Min l)'JJU\lt & short.hand. Vari ous dut tci.. Knowledge of boats helpful. Pre f. no n · ~.Olli ~2:M7 Sttretary /General Of. fn. XU.. typmg skilb f'fq\.ln!d Non-smoker 115() rm. ID start. Near o.c. Auliort. s..> n11 5ecftC.ary PWUC:. RaATIOtcS SECUTARY Be confid~otial ~reury to Distnct s.-Kanacer. Lovely OM.a Meu otr.ce, very preslJlious pos1t1on. ~ cau Jeri l..ynn. S40-5001. Soellin.: & Snelling of Newport Beach Agency, o•o Oaqg. SIC8TAaY Newport Beadl a:ru. To SJ.400. Thi:!! nrw division of well known r1rm nee4s )'OU lo help in the Resurcb Dept. Any tectnicaJ a:perience will be ¥ asset. Lots or potential & ex<'ellent benlfils. Call 557 ~ l22.. lror. Free to appll CllJI l. ..., ' ••• S4rric.e 4500 Campu ... N t\ Oi>1m Monday f.\ en mg t:ntil 7 p m Phones. good typist . ~ dfi~. p~asant a tmosphere. salary I•--------~ ~9312. Val. • 9CllTAllES • ~PR type 80 ab llO SecnuriaJ Hi eo!!rBY.fun SU.800 me. SEC'Y 'bofutper F IC lfeadq1mtera olfice ol •=-~~. The J o lly llo1 er ~~ Relta\nra dWn bu aa .-Q"'11"-l iX>E opening ror an ex· lhP ; b •AtmcY ~ Eucutlve •Blrcb.Dtab'e. ==:c:= ~·-GHllO :.:r~~ro:~ r---=--==.~ .. ~,:-- Qdn!I 100Je •ccounttn1 Oll'P1C! or THE dut.tes. Lovely office, PR.mDENT w I con a en I • l a l • a.,, beac!Qllarten for mo.Dhere. Phill idot. statewide l nvealmeot bmdtt peckaae \nchad· .WW firm. Fubion ma l'l)llldlcal • denl&1 in-laland. J:itcellem career auru ce Ir profi\· c1pp~~r"wb di~ " ~~n~ ~Mutt pouela nlE JOLL ROOER top.level ntcutht .,..... ....urlal ..,..-. Cell u~ ~ lloll Ulna Frl. noa~Ave. lrv. t;9!1D!:9!!= TM49a::n -- • ..... ••• 1111 ...i. ................. . .. at MIO ....................... ,... .... ..-.&at ... =10 .......... . t' " ' 1'71 • • 0 .. . ..•............•....•.. . ..................... . .., )6-pr SJDprlud drum Ml. Very lood ~qad sa:xJlllTV OUA.UJ8 P.a. pen·UIDt, . o.c ... (~ """ ••t:J'!Wo). 1-IO•· ,. ...... tna. All 1..in. avail. lmmed GPW•· ~ btwn ................ l.....Uoul lffeari l)'. rm &. o.-r. a. ura. lwd '• TW•- S~/BKPR, parttrull lime. R.E. Co. CdM. Salary ~ Call 9-12, Mon-Thu. 67$.aclO Sf£'Y--EXEC. PfZll FRIDAY Our co. needs a high petf onning indiv. who can remain calm & rune· Uon under hectic pre- ssure sltuaUons. Deal assertively w /diverse persona Ii ties & keep pace W /(Nr (ast movmg &.rectors. Secretarial skills req'd: Shrthnd or speedwrtl.mg, dictation eqwpment. accurate typing. Detall oriented. El;crow exper. an ad· vantage. Non-smoker ,.-ef'd. Olli Ms. Heap, 641).9350. SECY LEGAL $1300 OJngenial Newport olf c, litigation exp, heavy d iem ccdacl. no S.H. Train to be paralegaL lrline Persomel Agency 4M E. 17lb. Costa Mesa SilleZM 6@-1470 • Sflc'y~ IAr'fe ...... --.~"J:t 9-5 :30. Good workmg oooditions, benefits & salary. Send resume in· dicating salary require· ments to Gen. Mgr. ~ N'iguel Shores Rd, Lag\s\a Niguel 92fj17 SERVICE STATI ON lllAJNl'mANCE TECH -For raptdly expand· mg oil co. Olli for appt. 646-9661 Looki ng for Sh arp Professionals seeking 5'4'P· income. 963-4142 SHPPING'& RECSVIMG Male, exper helpful, some b fl mg (SG-801bl! l Xlnt company benefits, mfomull ale. C.M. Call Millie aft 9AM 64>5800 SHOE SALES. Wanted. run or part time. Good Co. benefits. Future mgm. positions poss•· ble. Apply in person bet. 9am & uam: 3077 S. Bristd,C.M. Small Parts Assembly Oean work area STAIT$4.25 WILL TRAIM Apply between 8-llA M 853 Production Place Newport Beach SNAOC BAR -Part· time wknd s . Cashier/food prep. MaN'e. Seacli.ff Country Q&b. S3IMl886 STOCK ClfRIS < 1·2 ,.rs e&ed.ronlcs) Wltaftlra ........ ~ _..,,_ wtlil AD ta reltHt ul&l'y aad ............. mdud· -~ peid Llft. DtaUl , Medica l l•lll'ance1. Ptn•lon ..... s.~ Ptu wtlb btlb ......... l~ pe1d ~ per )'Mr aDd ' week vacaUon after I IDDD&.bl. Tbia potjtion mu1t be f illed 1m· rnedi•ety Awe appl,y a PERSONNEL: mos TIUVfX. INC ............. ~c....... llS> RedbilJ Avenue Ol!lla Mesa. Ca 9216216 F.q\aal ()pport.unlty ~Y /F .... ,Optn Kelly bu launed need for experienced IBM System 6 operators. evening s hift. Good lmguage skills a must Call Marsha: 847. 7(k)8. TEACHER/Pre-school. run time immed employ· ment. For into call 5«>-191.9 Join the adioo environ· merit al a world leader in transducers and as· aociated ele<trorucs! We make products for de· mandang cu s tomers aromd lhe WOl'ld m sun· ey San Juan Capistrano. California. And we're creating new challenges for people like you. IC you can read and worit tram scbematJcs, know computer pro· ,...."""'"•ie Mad bave ~ tcmw~ of de· signmg and bWding Ill terraces, we'd like to talk to you.. H you ba ve a rimun.un al l·l lh years experierw:e tq lding test fixtures, 6 moo ths an COOlP'tel" programlll.lllg and 6 months in instru rnenl repair, get in touc b with us. A challenging position for the person WTlh 3 to 5 years expenence m pre cisaon assembly and testing or mmaaturc electromechanical de vices. You'll perform spectal transducer pro duct "Wlds" and ai.stSt the project enganecr with new product pro totypes and evaluation!; A kn owledge of materials welding, soldenng and test eq1.11 P· ment is required and previous strain gage ex· perieoce is desirable. Besides enjoying good salaries, ldeal worlung ~and a 41.!z day ~ week, you'll get a ~ pack.age of ex· cellent emp loyee benefits. You'll a lso wart out al the smog and out of the tramc tangles al the big city. So reward yourself with a new job and the ~ bvmg in one or the southland's most bea\&if ul communities. Contact M r R o n Crowder •NcavccE .. Rancho Viejo Road Sao Jwm Capistrano CA 92675 (114149).1111 NJ. Qpal ()pportwuty Employer Tll..EX OPERATOR A tradin& rlrm in Newport Beach. needs an expeneoced Telex ~ P1ume from l:~ to 5.30 pm. Mon thru Fn. Ptease call An· ndte at 64().6.JU. •TL SECY• Now tunng t elephone secretaries for a new concept in answering service. P l tame or f/time stults available lncludes some wknds. TyJ>mg · 3Swpm req · d Many employee benefits available . Sa lary · S600/mo to start f1tlme' int're41SeS accor<h.ng to your progress. You wlll be front-Olfice to many important bus. Need good tone of voice. as· suraoce. appearance & a.aD1.aoo.. Clll Mon.-Fh. morn 641>411 E 0 E Trainee. Picture frame mfg. needs full lime employee. Will tram Call a.5097 or apply at floe Arta Framing Inc .• 1.56:m-A Product. HB . TRAVEL AGENT ExP9n•aced travel .... •I«• .... \raia- IJlg reqwred by busy commercial agency for evening sh ift 3PM · 12PM. Rare opportwuty rcr night owl! Geoerou.'> salary range Medical/dental plan, full beol!!lls. 833-2977 fiavel Agent. Minimum d2~expenence. 5ISM322 Trawl A p.cy Marlaipr . Newix>rt Beach Agency seeking experienced Manager in retail & couurecial sales Call 714~ TYPESETTER. exp < Ed1tWr1ter I ,L1ppl'r scale pay As k ror Glenn. ~l B. 536-2926 Typlng. learn word pro· re;sing, graveyard :.h.aft Great oppty 642-9601 WANI' ACTION? aasinred Ads 642·~8 OPPOtlTUMfTY knocu often when you \R result-getting Daily Pi.lot Classified Ads to reach the Orange Coast market Phone 642·5678 CLASSIFIED INDEX l t Plxt Tllli W. Cal 642-5678 HllOIS ••.. ,,., .... -. .. 1. dfl• ....... ...., ••• i\pert .,,.,. ._ .... ..,.n.D.uLT PM.OT -lleMtf ..................... ............. ~ need Stock Clerks to help us maintain our leadership in the mamlacturet of com· pd.el' Jll'Oducts. =bilitles will in· tit. pulling aod is· ~ d puU. and AS· ....... Fam1l.ar with computer print.out de· ..... We ~ a ltahle wort enwlac:aaaent wi&b aD U · • ceUeot aalary and ......... includ· -. •'': peid tile. 'Mm a Wooderful World of Sbopplog, right at your fin&ertlps every· day ! Daily Pilot aasatned Ada. To place )WI" ad, call 60-~ aod Ill a a-lfiecl Ad·Vll« belp,au. HOUSU FOR SALi 1002 · .... OTHmUALISTAR tHO·JtOO at'TA.LS ,, ...... o llMISS. IMYllTMIMT f!IMAMCI ....... ,. AMMOUMC._.TS , ... midiell dealal ID· ---~plu., ........... "° biCb .... '*' .. •eek ~,... ... ,_ .... 11.ll • ._..., u ... Wdaya ... .,.,. 1'il pnlkklD mul M flllecl Im· ......, ...... , apply ..,~ PJSIAY Thll··~ you pay rora -~ad IMl.YPllOT SEIVU mECTllY LOIT&~ u .. PllSOtW.S Ult RaWCI IMlllCTOH ..... SCHOOUI IMSlllUCftOM ,.. JOaWANYm "" ..,WAMM "" .-c:tWetll -.... ,_TOlOU ... 10.na....,. .,....If ; ...... ,..... •01T•ftC* ....... ~· ""·"'4 ·-----Llclo t•I• r emodel· .......... ...... ....... t. JaJ'cl .... UHd tlll NHlt.rade • baKOft)' ........ M'laa '450. ...U., forpd wrou1bt ............ pw; •el •• , .... ,, O.UMNl8 .... --w .... fix· -~~ ...... AMI.'• ......... .. tdr.•• ... h•r••· Reuooablt. . .. ·-- Ofla9fW ••••• WAREHOUSEMAN I NIO HT MAN -w.,..,.._ euloet. Great for iJl« ~ work. ._., hr Varied dulies . lh aPM \0 IPM ap- Pl"Ol'-Apply at mu Vla •'abri~. St.e 101. Mia· skin \/\@. 754751 WAREHOUSE MA.NAGER -Auto part& clstritdor Exper. (nl. Good futlln!. new co. 1'lltin are.a. Call for 8'Jlll. 213-93).. 7134 Wa t ~ ••/St'Pf la! Manne hardware d · lribulor m Irvine bas wan!house operung for shlppmg ai order pulling. Min l yr. expr. req. Xlnt beoel\ls. Contact Oenms ~. 8 to 5 PM. WE. WELDER -Exper in TIG , gas & t ubang fabricat.lon. Xlnt. salary based on exper . Overtime avail. ~ W. °"' rtlristtatot. 0.1. r.r. Wiiiie. -. ...,,,. IW. ftGll mi.. acdleat. 1lle model-118$. »95~~ .,.. 1020 ....................... UttJe girls Scbwilln l G-sc>d. pUd PIO 6 mo&. aco. sacri flu S9S. ~ Schwtnn l-.ties blke. Like oew. Good shape. best rl!tl. ~1s.st Robyn J am: 2 ~ .. (gU'l& & ~) l Schwinn cruber a&" ~· .se-9504 t9t8 Schwinn Blaclt f'an· tom Ong. Reuonable 536-1874 Bar ICool ~-Qu•Uty, Ilk• new. black w / dftmt-$41-Dll 00 •• ..,.... 2 bhae plaid couch.es wJ'Wtll corn Ull, dlJt in· lmP"I ~. all tioem incl, UNd once. Cott ll50, tell szso. M•ctma lamp av all. 4'4-2297 Pool table $200, Cwio catimta S36-3lli35 ~ s\Yle teak bbrary 20' loog L ·s b aped cabinets. S3SOO. 131-6039 Bed. kg. s ize set wtframe. Foam mal· u..a ~ Sleeper couch, &lot. cond· $150. Dinett e w11wivel chrs. &Int. cond. $125. 8·11de ~I.ml w /stand. com· plete: $50. 2 wooden ~: S3S for both. SchWUln lOspd. bike: l!:5 86&111. New Waterford Chan· deher, 9 Ut.es. 2 uers. WAMl'ED TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID POR Y OUR JEWEUlY. WATCHES. ART OBIJ.X:'I'S. GOLD. SILVER SERVICE. P'lNE FURNlnJRE & ANnQUIS 162200. tiWw.Wfol- 2 cnfonm Sl5 each 1 pmaut l!IO. SiJe !HO. all In noetklll coodiSaon • wam only a rew tunes by stu dent nurse S4l>S12l aft 6. WOIO PROCESSOR Newport Center law firm seeking f ulJ or part tune C)llerators for even· ~ & weekends. Fiexi· ble boon>. W.P. or com· puter background oecessary Call Joyce ~.7~ Mdl B-9 . 752'5710· Prue Won. Off road 6T.U<rl0 cbJd's fw:i car LS IJUltl. Fujica ST90l w 1F'ug1 EBC 1.8 lem, Albinar 28mm. Alblnar 1oom ll>ZJO Komura 2X Fuji cmvert.er. $t95. 644~. 2 couches e ea. tble & 4 ram value. lei) for S350 ctn $ot0: ~le bd comp 63l-OIJ7 $20. 848-1662 Of' 960-6481 -(Xl--J-n:f--ST'-AM_PS __ Word Proce:Ming·Fee Pd NWJ71'. BCH LOC OPER.5. PARADISE Sfl:TV SVS DOES 1llE TRANSCRlBlNG EXCL SSS Vydec 1400/lepl expr. a must. Plush envlroo· rnrd~ opportimity. ~Qiu lor matt mlo. QUfSI' PERSONNEL 3"iO WUshin Blvd. 21Jpl~210t ...... t •• ....................... ....... 1005 ....................... PWlJC AUCTIOM MANY ITEMS OF FINE ESTATE JEWELRY. ART OBJECTS. AN· TIQUES. F I NE FURNITURE. ETC. PHCWE FOR INFO & BR>CHURE. ~2200. W!SI111NSTER ABBEY ANnQUE MAIL ~ F.ast.er Sunday 12-6 CLaiED~DAY U751 Wesuninster Ave. Garden Grove ~103 A8CH AMTlqul.S New shipment of hoe French Oak d1.0iog & bdnn sets just ani ved. over :m pcs. Who&esale pnces direct to the PUl:lbc. SO. COAST AN· TIQUE CENTER 2318 So Fairview, Santa Alla. (714 ) ~. Opn 7 dyslwlt.. t<HiPM. AM1QUE MIRROR 4· x 7' Bea\Llful Burled Elm. l'IOC). 861-0283 Cah IOlS ....................... Perslan cat. pore bred. ISO. to good home. 546-~ WANI'ED: Bu.ssJ.an Blue or Maltese or Go4den. Wl.11 PllY. 962-~ 1040 DolJI ....................... KEEiHOND ~-AKC. °'8nlpaite. M/F. Pa Ir s how . Pvt pt y. %1319'7-1345111\ 8 pm. Cocker Spaolel pupa. Na;. ........ ..__. smwr.-n. Spnnger Sparuels. AKC reg . C b amp1o n bloodboe. mo. ~ eYm. Golden Rd.never pups. AKC. $200. &ee parents. 831.ail7. 831 ·Sll9 ~ Obedience classes. begumer's basic obe d>ence-problem solvmg. gnq11 start 4-12, So. Cst Pla1a area. For re· g)stration 546-3515 Black Cocker Span iel AKC 3yr. spayed fem "fancy" nds hom{" where she IS the Ba by. $\'I() refundable d~1t Please caU 631·1164 1\1.askan M.alamul.e pup:.. /\KC-0\amp line. 1·998-9579 Yellow Lab wtpapers 2"'1yrs . Fern Free to good. acceiuble home 631-51560. Male Airedale. 5 mos Pedigree SIOO Very good w kids ~1-2921 eves LAIS · YOUlES • SMH-TZUS Cl.II~ LArge nS.lc batch type t.ab6e Sl7S 542.:ag Hide-a·bed, grn plaid. dbl $175. student ~k. ~ sa>. Slager sew· lllg mach, maple cab SllO.S:J9.74m 6'X7' room divider or wall I.al bokl9 TV. stereo + . Se.ill fer suoo. pnce S500 ftmL 53&.-o w.t.ert.d. wavelea. qo .a SIOO~· Wider ..... 2 cbaln Sl$0. ..... ~~~~~~ .... We IOSS ....................... SelhnC home. Must sell coot.ents. All types of ~. Come nd see }()'lo 125, Sal/Sun Apnl 516. 8&m lo Spm. 20llO Sp 42. Newport Blvd. CM Almond Pl, Eastbluff. Wltb:r 1!:5. dryer 125. rdri& S!OO. vw chrotoe ~ Hemedoo chlun& tbl. 4 side cbrs, 6 arm chn $C'il); etc. 644-1160 Sl'RIHtiSALE l~ lD ~ off Apnl &-~ 10. La Porte Rouge Attlques. 1831 Westcbff. Npl Bch. Garage Sale :n4 9th St. HB ID alley lG-5 Dropleaf tbl. SJ..5 Dbl bed 1!:5. Qib too. Twut bed $20. Foldin& bed Sl!.i Chrs $2.50 & SS.00 Blk /Wht TV S2 0 Bassmet S5. Playpesi SS SG'lWl H:c I teWGoockl065 ....................... Westbend waterless cookware. ~ set .,.., ~ ce saJe. SIJ.U an box. Details ~l-0129 FRE&PAO<ET 91S'7·31129 .._sell Racquiet Club ol Irvine couple mt>m · ber1hip. Call eves Sl:IO MOVlNG ll1JST SELL! II>" a.. Cabmet woo. Azl. dn9&. oeeds repair . mi. r poo1 tbl • bra.as lmp llOQ. 3 wood bar atools $300. LHJ·boY nicliDer llO. 4-dra wer d re11er ISi. e•e• •rm WANTSt>: SILVER DCJll,,.... ....... per- ty. ~ eYel m-m. •WATERFALLS• Nlt.ura!. lftl~. slaJJfuUy crafted from \UcanlC bouJditrs Ask forlllrun ITI4~ A4*:a nc. wtit qn SIU' ( rocn Peru $3001of fer Janet. 643-5594 ~ Silk k:unano5. over 1tutred deco cba1r~. short fw-coal. Okt G &ory 494.9020 752 S. Coai.t Hwy, LagBdl Onapenes & rods. nr t 0 ce1l. hoed. 16' w. + another pr soft g rn. Xlm cmd. 644-\3J2 1-"amlly MembershJp in N~ Bch. Tenru.s Club m> 7IDIJC9 FUil st slate pool 1 bl w 1return. Good cond s:m 080 631-0262 Sof1bed , newly up· holstered. +oew mat ll'eSS Sl~ Xtni farm qn !ox/matt. J275 641~ Dbl bed w fram ~ & wooderi bookSbeU bdbrd Wooden drawmg table. baby walker & SWlnR ~ Vi<10rWl mahog. blifet $400. Serpentine front dresser $230. Cedar cbest S2'15. ~171 4 Do x 1 e p u p p 1 es • 3 females, I male. see pe.rerts. ~53t2 2 pair elegant I a<'e drapen es 10 a ntique e»>tom iron itate, 58 wtute. Perfect cond ~ 64" long. 1100 or Armo1re. solid Britis h Q&k, venatile 3 pc cup· brd. 46"x82"xl9" deep. Ideal for TV /stereo. l500/J1T. 66Gf $200 78).9611 ctr 6'1S-885 l -------~ ..... 1:.. 1010 ....................... W~HER" DRYER S15forbolh CallmalZ Maytag washer " gas dryer, xlnt cond. 951-0101or957...i. Washer, dryer " dis· bwaaber. A·l cond . $l25ea. 646-:iM G.E. refrig. am. $35. Upright freezer ISO. lbtbwcned-~7 Admiral ref rt g. cop· pertabe. 12.2 cu ft. Good cand. ....... EASta IEAGU ""5 AKC. tn~. Adora· ble ! S150.. 770-5730 1045 ....................... F'R.E& l YT' AKC Beanled Collle. to 1ood home. Hou!dlrb. 66S73S ..... 1050 ....................... ••IBUY** Good med Fumk\lre ll Applluc•--OR l will ~ C6 SELL for You M4S1WtS A»CTIOt4 ... '"' & IJ).9625 D¥0r'Cle, ... tell, Ver'/ ~.b&OstyleUv. rm. fw'D. lmpafted Crom baly. S.\118 U...aodl .cl dollars. tll·4219 or,.. .ms .....,, 1070 ....................... l IQAdtda&mond ring, 35 *1neS. lltt. 900/080. l man's wedding band while/yel 1old. 14ct. RiO/OBO.~ Alt.eoUoo investors! 4 EnJeraldl from 2 to 8 canu. 3 Are Colombian . 40l'A. at retail price. Ap- pr9aa1 dllled ~ by local. ~ jeweler . Priv. party. 151·0906 evd. WANTED : SILVER DCXJARS. Prtvete p&r· ty. maJ2>. eves m.mt Olllb for Pd ...,. school .... ........ rtnp6 IQlcl na11. SZO·•lso. ..... God ... ~ ,... N. pt.y. Sllvtr. .. WUl Pc:k ..,. You can be a t> : : : ... WINNER • : .& . . i1 . . . Jut by seadl•I u y-.r name and addrea and by watching for yotlr name In tbe classllled adl of tbe Dally Piiot • Wla 5 to=lrtUI, ar.t• •nmuemt~t attra or • nenu. JUlt m out Ulla coupon anal ' 1to&be: Ker!' centnfical castang l'DICblOe. $100. Satelbte bu:nl-out oven to 2400 des. $100. Both xlnt S4B-l579 S5pl. dnlml. dming la. bte w /f, dwn. ~r. 6tMllZ9 after 6 For Sale : Two birds . Cockatlel. parakeet. Make aood p et 1 . &OGa. Yli • p '"' • .!!!!! •• : ............ . ~tllflBMalodlil &Ac.a •lltUld Q . •1·1151 stwpfu Bc>Dd Copier .USPm,~l.tter• le1al. n coples. Xlnt eaa:l $l400. 6'7UG10 Na IOl7 ....................... OocllaUels. P•rakeet1, 2 Leroy NelmH terl· • 1,ebra f1ncbea (or .. ie. IJ'1IP,9 <t.ennls> ''Match All youn1. Pvt ply Point" "Love Story" ~ Dl.CJ2 --------• ron: BUNNIES • All eolort. 1hape1 & 8*. can &40-00&0 For &&lie: Jolm Wayne Tennis Club Family llnbp.aJ().~ MAKES FINE EASl'ER RMqwt O ub ot trvine, PETS TWO BABY couple membership. PIGEXJNS 13.CAU. lG-S '500. ZUJ..54 PM 113-1.280 --------ad s~ Macblne, good O>cker Spaniel. iowks. mW!llmfD. Male. AKC. Dart Blit. S41>-90 ~ linel. Must &ee. T 1 F F A N Y C L U 8 No puty. fMS.98:J7 MBRSHP • 10 other ,._. • °"J-1 1090 clubel, best ofr-trade? -••••••••••••••••••••• ~IB54 GEM electric organ . 9LVER·For Sale. 90~ us. eom.. 1~. 2S'. ~. Salver dcilan, 999 f111e bull.ion ban. Prt Pt y Steve Wilson 549.9477 1QAM-9PM Mon-Sat. FLOWING Kt\NGlNG BA.5KETS U\ full bloom Sl 7 · S25 446 ElJther, C ~. (Orf 1UstJn Avenue I ----MK•m •Olll w..d 8011 .... .................. . TOP~JIPAJD fOr used I wiuture & ap pbances. wor1ung or not 9151-8133 ------ IUtftlt '70 510 DA l'&P.11 RSNBL. ~5721 WA!'rrTO BliY 1979 HONDA ACCORD IDR SEDAN 642.-3379 BARTER/WILL TRADE domestic or Intern•· taana1 llaatU 00 maJOf" arti.nm for IOC>d U6ed .... plMIO IG8l35 ~ t t 0 toll 81111 II . ........ ... $1000 /bat ofr. Game show pnu. 631~ UBI Stesnway Grand 7' white. Mdel M. SI t,000. 494-3919 ---Srlwill!J Mc c••s 8092 ....................... ~ seWlllg m.actune. Sl.50. TroUmg motor & marine ball~rY. $125. ~. 84.2-!1549 Spotiing Goods 8094 ....................... SU RF'BOARD -~'1 0 " Sdv'olf t.nple wing. good aa1 S75 6'S-O:ll7 lV.Rdo. .... Steno 8098 ········•········•····· Ovel' 40 audJo cabs from B> AJ5() see our Wlde 1Jdect1on of audiophile disc-Allanllr MUSlt 445 E: 17\hSl CM ----Beawful 2S" RCA rok>r 1V, 2 YT' wmty, free de· bvery.Sl21&.646-178S \'\dee t..1pe camera & rt' Tenor Su, oew. 1ohd oc.rd!n.. bill wilt. Sony. b r a s s • G r e C ' c h GE. SlSD 080 6T.H51t6 ~. 22 yn. oki. 8().6'5-ml Want Ad Help., 642 56711 --- GJVow lVu Can Sell More ... with Daily Pilot PENNY PINCHER ADS Still only $2 '- 3 lines for 2 days only $1 a day, 34c a line. Advertise one or more items valued up to $100. Each additional line Is only 60c for the two days. Sorry, no commercial ads allowed. Charge Your Penny Pincher Ad or use your BankAmerlcard or Master Card 642-5678 DAILY PILOT .............. ....................... ........ !.rtitd . ..,6fttd A.uto1. l•porM ....., .. -~94 . ........................................................................................ "' tl10 IUYIMCi .. SB.LIMCi ftll .. Y .. DAILYPILOT IOATMAIT ,.,...,..,.~ c.1642-5671 ....................... 9060 ....... ................ . '411, Uders 111. 251\, vam bull , 1l1p lo NB. beautifu l. 14000 ~10. RINT JI (\, lu. 1ntr. --~••: ... ~ 901-..... .... ,....._h..t ttJO ....................... 11 ' GRAStitt0,t-£1l ~~:tth = car IJf tnad1 A lncllMSed Like new IOS147 1'1 ~ Trail« fOI" mL Sllft UJ> IOl' sum· QJt!r rentall now• '75 ProwW. sell coot&lned. rerrt aerator. s tove. own Clean and 1.n &ood lU1dlLlon. ti.as an eaay 1Jst bitch 5'7-1112 ~ M.W CAL3>. Otd but ICMmd. in nNI' TRLR.. 16' Jayco ... , I 9030 alip. Pvt pty 1.3250. Spa. a. XlPL cood. or -·•••••••••••••••• ~ _r_er_. -~------Memsy <Qboard. 4.5hp. ute n!l!W: M50. <kl 8 Sailboat New sail. ...__. all rig&ing, lee boards. I ' Avon, comple te W/Udir, perfed COOdJ· l)an. suoo. 5e-50ll& 9040 ....................... 1mtc••..u Twt.o 30'11 LIO boun. lodd. Pri. JJtY. am ot· ffS'! Call 561200 (Kun.· rrt. day1}; 731·8211 ~llweekmdt). Alk for Jeny. Ouis Craft ~· sedan cniaer, alpa. 4. ruu can. vas. mx>. 7S9-9319 'Tl Seacraft .sf'23. ru lly e quipp e d , AM/FM multiplex CB. RDF. MB. outnggers. rew trlr. 847-8870 Cns Craft 19:16 20' lloh day Sl.500. 1'75 32AO i7 S,tnRt'r Pll·klt·lurk I l~dm Uffi" ~CW p allll :"Jew <·,X. new cnl! I lti.:h perlonnan<.'(! 454 cu lO e HP Chevy. Dynos out to650 hp. 7141244-~ .. 8)1). l·m..:1741 a-.xt new ll"Hobie Cat. Grey pontoon& w/marooo at.ripes, Dix sails. New trlr. 12.900. ~aft 7PM. 675-All88 ~ SAIOT $325. -..<BIB 33' 'YORKTOWN SLOOP W/N.8. SUP. Need.I n.c. FblaJ r.ducUon. 112.,D).~ ....................... S&.ftAV.AM AILE VAC Newport ~l Dxk avail. now, Newport ls1and Channel 675-1906 or 83J. a>5() ttunun~oo Harbor Boat slip. JI' & 48' Debbit· (213 j 592· 564.5 MARCUS CHANNEL Upto2J\ft.. mo. 673-8145 eves. 1977 23' Ma ko I /B . 25, Tl"emolino u; <Hobie turnk e y, e quip . conven1on). W/45' 113.txX>/080. Gn9363 e.tboa mporin1. great '78 Urutbte Sport i.edan :I>'. radar, T. V .. s tereo. VHF, twin 3SO, 80onR hrs. Leavmg crty mw.l sell. Sac. 179.000 P.P. Aft 6PM 64.S-i SIO 1'1 2r Gla..stmn V 216. ~nftSher 20'>11P Men· D B + 1:,11 p trolling motor Many xt ra~ '1u'>I ~ Lc1 dppr"t ~ell' 53> Lfll IS iUass run.1boul . .,. bait tJllk 4.5 hp J ohn'lOn S.'MIO .t."i lS ofr 9fi3-414~ IS 24 · Hein ell Cabin Cru!\Cr. Stup lo ,hore De pth sounde r . fish fulder. toilet. stv. ~ink. l't.ll11P3SS. sips fj 1-:ai;y load tandem trlr. Owner .... ~u fm at 12':. tl0.500 b'7:>-3:S& CUSTOMIZED Thun· t.lcrbird F o rmula <.:astaway 26' Twin Fords, perlect family boat. Lots at xtras. Xlnl cond. Trlr incld. $14,9:50. dy7S4-lST7. eves 756 1163 1'roJan Flybridge Ex· press, 28' W/pvt dock. Nwpt Beach. Must sell S8.SOO or ma ke ofr TI<t-7:0-1218. 821-~ 18' OUfield Electrir Bay Cruser 19,!iOO 675-0105, &l}.2970. ----;I?· TOOJAN SIF DSL A like new '77 mdl w twn dsl eng'i. Only 210 total hrs . w ill sacnfice for S65,000. QUI Ownr 1dlr 631·3133 ANDERSON'S VACI ITS BALBOA Has a rew amazing buy~ for t he s e lect c ash ~er. We cannot list lhem publicly but we can tell you that dla· <XUllS are running 50"4 By aw.only 646-0000 43' Gran Manner fully eqwpped, beautifully maiotaJned. rudy t o cnue or live aboard. sao.000. Jack Curle y SJ.4·1505 evuln11 & weekenda. 642·4321 ~. SELL ~ Items with a o.111 PUot C'laallfied Ad. ....... '°'° ............ , ......... . k>c. IZ0,000 ~. (J"I home w/45' !!lip ror lse 1n H . Harbour 2lJ·282· ll36dys, eves !'ia-.l"iB4 Uock s pal'e renlJI Newport. Up tn ~· t,.1.1t ~o mo s;;, 91i 1 o r ~ 3SZ> ••••• Dock avrulablt-. nn Edgewater. NH ~1 749'J loats. s,.ect & Sid 9080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17' SKI BOAT l!n!I · Perl .. 'Ond. Must see. All ofr mJ :1025 T1 ,._, uiatkln ••••••••••••••••••••••• r-.:.... Sc.-~~ I 9120 ....................... lllalc Touch telescoping carrc>er. F1t.s 8' bed. St v. icebox.~ ~1822. ..WU.IMCtllllts 9140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FtJr sale: 2 Hoada Hobbit aqJeds (2). Street lejtal w~. Like new. !iOO ntles. Xlnt. cood. SJ50 each . &45·7974 eves . 636-2333 dys. Ask for Greg. ~/ 9150 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *** FctfJ!Y y amaha R.Oa>F Daytona Special Ltd. Edition Colle<tor's Item VfllfY ftil & clean t&ast see to bebeve ~ ! 139-1583 '72 tbJda a.11s . 2SK m1. m>. 754-l.ZJ9 Greg '76 &lnlkl RM l.2S mu.st sell S500 or best ofr 988-0140 alt 6pm SUaukl RM125N. xlnl aaad. ne'lel' ra~. ~. 80-'TZ'I '77 Kawasaki KH400. Fast ar ctn. 5800 ml. MOO/make ofr. Call •um .-.w "'° ....................... AU. LANC!R IAIL BOATS 21• thru 39' 6 NIW 44' MOTOR 8AIL£RI 20% doWn·12.S% Int. APR .. 15year term Conni/Jan ac"1Sa'66 .... 'n\IL.,...... $321 495-(816 17' caqiUia Trailer oow available for Summer rental. Sl40 weekly. monlhJy discount. '75 Prow\er. self-contained. mrtaerator. Cleu It oorntonable. eaay 11rt hit.ch availabie. 547·3182 T ....... UNlt, t 110 ....................... s ·x20• H.D. flatbed trailer. Ne•er uaed. 1*lllt aelJ. 11'00/0 80. 861WL "'1lto S. ..-, P.+t &Ac c111ar1e1 t400 ....................... MEW PAR'IS & SERVICE HOURS Open ia.m. 'ill 6p.m . Mood.ay thn.t f)-lday Cbed Sat. & Sun. SA.DOLBACK FOfU) ~ S. Main. Sant.:i Ana A1 lhe Comer ol Warner S-46-7070 WANTTOBUY BUMPER TO FIT 510 iO DATSUN. 540-S721 $SAVE SAVE$ WITH USED PARTS 1mported car part.a lllPOR'l' AUT'OSUPPLY 101 N. M.anchest.er Analem 776-9900 2 Pc Bra for 1980 Ceb ca S4 0 . 83 1 ·85 22 ('Ve) wknh ....................... IMPORTANT NOTIC E TO TtEADERS AN D ADVERTIS ERS The pnl'e of llcm' advert 1sed by vehiclt• dealer-, in the Vl•h1<:lc class1r1cd adverl1s1nJ! columns does not an elude any applicable Laxes, llccnse. transfer foes, finance charges. fees for air pollution t'Cr'UOI deVlce certd1ca uons or dealer documen t a ry preparation c har g e s unl e s '> otherwise spec1hed by the advertiser. '""'••! arde 9520 ....................... '46 F o rd Woo d i e , restored. $13,000. ''48 Ford Woodrt. restored mint cond szo.ooo 675-Q6l '!B MGA. suoo or best or fer '64 Maseratt 3SOOGT I . )1 a ke ofr 631 31'63 1947 Schwinn Wh1u rr t"O<TTPiell'. on gin a I 5JS-7bi4 '67 l\u.slin Healey 3000 MK Ill, fiOK on g m1 Bnt1sh racing (treen. New stereo & top. lbl c lass cond. $6,000. 6'4-«>IB. 77(} 7 4T7 ·~ Ford. Rare Falrlane 500/Galax1e /Thu n · derbird model. $2000. 5'>4619 'SJ MG TD restored $11.:iOO 714-499-395.1 eves '29 Ford 11,'.! ton trur k. wtexpres s bed, bed needs repair. SJ800. m-3175 Rla---Vellldet 9530 ... t .. , •••••••••••••••• '2' ~ trailer. Dual tab. electric brakes, alr.~~a. Forced * llllllDa. ac.d-leveler l*cb. blll>a I& thower. ~.strH. $4,500. ~ lbel! for ball·t.on 1~91t ·bed fleehlde ~· -· m.i70l. ..... Drf'lft 9550 .... , ... ., ............ . "JS 0... lllvtnldo, '4X4. -•i ...... Wt.whl., ,./PB, alr,...,.. 1aa. tl.UI Art. t P .M. ..... ....................... H H OOOWl ROBINS • ow ll ' ''"... . . ' , 1 • r .1 ~,-• , .r. . · '14 P'csd Braoco -v 8. •I.ID. p/1. 1 1c. many new par\1. Re& &aa . ~ *' 7140d.)'I, eves C,'rll'J '560 ....................... 1979TRUCK QEARANCE! We sWI have some new 1979 trucka lo sto<'k Chltac reductiom ! SAVE NOW! COHHELL CHEVROLET • '!'\.':41>-I 200 74FOltD Ranaer XLT Vt ton. AWJmatiC, power Stftf" ln&. ak conditioning. {3fl98) SU ts IOlwnHAM YCUCSWA ... 'JI» WWn»MWr Ave In Wfllt.minater --~l Q.7880 1975MAD>A fllC8'W' Hu walk·ln camper wttb 4 1peed trans .. casaette tape & mag wheels. ( ll>71803 I . Mowo.t, Slits MRAC11MAZDA. mDHarbor Bl . C.M 645-5700 76CHEVYLUV Si\al'l) rruru truck WI\ h 4 spet>d. maj(S, campe r shell and much more! (4!)73161 $29'5 BOaWJTHAM VOU<SWAG84 7'IXI Westminst.er Ave. In Wed!nlnster m.'1Sl51 Q.7880 "10 ~ ~ F·l!:IO umper apedal, auto .. P /B, AIC. AM/FM cass .. wht. SllCllae n ms. air shocks. dual tanb Sharl> · xlnt. mech l2SOO 494-1488 71CC>tmER s.ate rack num t rui:k Dynamite• l\J :ll3151 $3995 IOIWJTHAM VOU<SWAGl:H 78)) Westminster Ave Ill Westmmsl.er Im 7551 6:M 7R81J '79 F 150 Ford. P S. A C. y,oo m. Mu.st sel I. SS2()(J 8C74!nl 73Fal1> VAN One ton wo r k van Aaomallc. power :.kt•r 1n g To p r u nn1•r 1Uf:101S) Sl6'5 IOIWJTHAM YOU<SWA.G94 7llX> WestmiDst.er Ave Ul Westmmster -~l 6J8. 7880 '78 CHEVY STEPSJDE P 1u Sllverado Drk green. green inte r 'BN~ LOADED ' Xtra cle an . Call J i m 71«161 1193 ----- 74 Oistom Luv w ~hell . new paint , snrf. buckets. A."A F'M ca.'\S, needs eng ~ mX> ofr !Y.>7 1397 ·ro GMC" • 2 ton P c v Ii cng. 4-isp. rad10,hcatcr Good cond $75010 BO. 566-7585 '70 GMC "1 ton p/u. 4. ~ drive. SZ395 or oost ciler. S.S.1.128 Ole&ei 78 Dodge LSO pkup. 3laO. PS. PB, Air, lo m1, :aa aw. t6700. 001.1401 '72 OJurier ptu. lllnt. run· ,mg. air shocks. am1rm. SJAOO/best off er 967 ·395.5 '72 Ford Coun er P U. new eng. carb. radiator. needl wort( ~/OBO 897..al!li '118 Toyota Luv. 1ood &hll>e. ICJOd st.ereo. j(d Um. n.ins 1ood. SlOOO llG«>'15 1971DODGI lf4TQMYAM Am II rt'" &ma .. miiw CllllllrOl All/nl ~ ndo "'~~aJarm .,...,. c.e.. rlllQ. q.,, Urea. • new eo1lne PLUS mueh more I tlMO/bMt olfer. Cell cm• --dayf or <TW•to-~p. •O.V,.S....,_n. ~ C(ln, .~ •• SU00/080. 11116.-a '11,.,.. .. ,so ct,,.,....,. nal taab, cn.Ue. cap- \al o a cbrs. m o re tUWCl!07) w ., "'-'119 S..l.Z56 ""'°...... 9510 ....................... LIA.9 OR IUY! GOOD US1D c.as Wllb DO down payment Laree sel~ion .. most models. Call Mary or Jay ror det.alls SECURnWS AUTO LIASIHG 752-2526 .._W..t.d 9590 ....................... WE PAY TOP DOU.AR Cor top used c ars· foreign, domestic& or clasllcs. U yoor car Is extra clean. see us flRS'l'! ~ ,. ' .. er_,. C...ty 2925 Hartlor Blvd. ca;J'A ME.5A 979-2503 Om' Sell Your Car! CM.alMW ~YS TOP DOLLAR Far Cleatl Used Imports Call Mike ()C' Don 135-3171 WAMT'ED!!! Lale model I 1977 or yourljOterl VW Camprr Would prefer a po~top or WestCall a model which has low rrules & as d ean' Pleast' call 17141 74l·N>l. a! nu ;ms wer. Pl..FA5E keep try m 11 ' WANTED! L8'e rmdel Toyot.a:. and Volvos . Call u s 1'(X}.\ y ! ! ! Eurle 11?.c TOYOTA·V~VO ttH.._..11•4. c ......... . ,... 64'.tJOl .,, H O.t07 PORSCHES WANTED I lf>J I ... , t>0< fltw<! <.-.1f)ef' (.Jf~ , ....... n..u Top DoUar Paid For Your Car' JOMittSOM & SOM u.• .. .,,.., 3l2ll> Harbor Blvd • Olst.a Mesa 54(}.SQ) .... lwtpow.~ ..............•...•••.. Alfa ao...o 9705 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74Stl .. -erSptder, A)'! l'.M stcroo. new top, lo m1. SRilX> 64&-181 s ... 9707 . ..••.•.•.............. 1978 AUDI 5000 Tan w 1 ta n in l t' r10 r Automaltc trans . a11• o:ni &alloys <1752 1 $1595 I ROY c.ava IMW 15o10 Jamboree Road NEWPORT BEACH 640-6444 AlD 1980 SID) $249.84 ~Month' (on approved cNd.1t 1 s cylinder. automatic tnlmmisslon. air rond1 · ldllng, enaae eootrol. acc rnl pa c k ag e pitlltttpea and more '83 O:ievy hvy cly ~ ton. 4·1pd.u\ll. box. cab· restored. S9751obo. as.148 U.E a lnnd new Audi ror on- ly 1*.16 pw roo. lnoll.td· lnr t•• with AB8(X.lJTELY NO CAP 71 ............. GT l\llty equipped, clean,. t&,l50. ( 1lJllk9) Wa&ltlr9 Leull\I ... \251 . t'70 ....................... '7S Chevy \'I ton V ·8. lo/ral. ~Ir 18,000. •1'1112 REDCCltONS IO '* up ycM" hard .-ned CA8HI &Med Oil 48 mo. open ;:Jcaac pmu . of lacl. tu. Sec. de, potl6t flS0,00. lit .. let• l!08.00, \tit. adv. pm\. '725.14. Orta. value su.m tcW leU4' ob- 1111 tto" $18070.U . ~ SJ0'7132 CSU M119) al# f71J _. t712 .._ 9720 ... Mle t7Md ....................... ....................... . ..................... . CR E VI E R G I It • llNMll'laY • t•WTA 41fA .,.3111 '"' WWMfa Dl!IWIO~ .......... '7U.OC8qit. mllft<llWll> ... ... • (2'12PJIL) .,, ... 41p. a.Ir (0078£Z) "T1 ID 41p. a.lrla&SXI! I '77SD41pS/R <0119) '77 CIOc:ll (49JXG > '11mA. aJr (eoll5) '11 Ill 41p (238CJKJt I "JIG» 41P CINUBBl 78 SBA k>clded <5411> "79 m ._ '*' 18499' '79 S8A SIA (2181.5> "79 !la ao.dec1 (~) CloMd,...,. 771MWJ2CI Jet bleck 2 door ~c and &1.1' cooc:li blDft&. v~ sharp con· dlUoo. (2MSEJ , $'13'5 IOIWITHAM VQMSWAG84 '10l>~ A vt!. m West.aw.lSt.er 8lrJ. 7561 63J. 7880 *IMW7132CI Locally o wne d Ir servlced. hk.e oew el«· ln c fil.lll'OOI. caaaet1.e. • •. lay ~ &II'. Loaded I MBZ trade-lo. l yr/ '2.000 rrule warranty. (019441 Pnced for ql.ick sale. $10,ISO JIMSle+oHS ~s 1970 .HAR.BOB BLVD COOTAM~ '31·127' 77...WllCI AJr cmd.. 4 ...-ed. auo-roof, s tereo tape. '8l1RINI IOI McU.194 lllC. l50 N. Beada BIYd. l5 Ml. No. ol SA Fwy.> lA Habra m.s.m 1'7tlMWl2CI 9terT8 w /t.aO &m.enor 4 ~peed , s unrool . a i r cmd.. casseu~. alloys & J 12 mo w arrant> l:m2) 1978 IMW 320i f)ord w blUl' Ultt>nor -1 )pt<ed, ) un roof . •Ur cmd.. laPl' deck. a lloyi. & a 12 mo warrant) (l4Qj) 751MWS30I Air cond . automatic l.r.ln> • AM FM s ll'rt.'O t:llSl<PRI IOI McUR&e Inc. ffiJ N Hearh HI vd rS '\tJ N4> at~ 1'"¥.) I Lo I Labra 522 Sl33 FORTI* OISCJU.-&ATIMG IMWIUYl!'I ~· •IMWs• i1 J20I 4 &pd 18141"KI I '71 J:ln at.to lfD4T J A l "'183'0 4apd <728WRf>"> 78 m auto 151;41 1 • 78 m hpd. <4921\UW 1 '78 J:ln 4 spd t873VDI I /'l G:lX:S 12 1 14721'AH I 1980-s ... MOW! SAYE ON LA.ST RW '79's IN STOCK S \l>DU :BACl< V.\lJ.t:Y 1\111{)1(~ ~ MarJlU4'ntt• Pkw\ Ml~ION VU•:JO lll-2040 495-4949 Q.058) SUHDA YS ~COUMTY·s OU>IST 771MWUOI Air cond.. 1utomat1c tram . power 1LMr1n1t. au.nowpc IOIMd•l9CIRc. 850 N. 8aach 81vd. (5 aA. No. olSA Fwy.> utfabn m.a.m y .. o.1cie W71...W ,. .. 8'th eci~pped with 4 speed. air c:ood. • one v.il.b llt.elreO c....ue and ...-. lbe olber wilh llCl'el> a.tnltc.k aad o:uacb more. (5410179 ) tm.JB(i) IOIMdA ... l.c. 8llO N. 8ellCb Blvd. lHili. No. ol SA Fwy.> lA Habra m-s.m 711MWUGI l.mmacuJat.e! Rum on recutar pa. 4 speed. power suen.oa. power braku, air cood .. AMI f'M 5'ereO casad1e, declric anroof. dednc Wl.Ddows. topez/Un in· t.enor. Only 20.W> milte5. ll!st otJer Call 6C-Olll. 73 l.O CSL lllio,.... fact. orig venion, air, 4·spd, superb cond . 6C2-0l86 um Sllver 320l. stereo. tn1. :.d.O trans.. A 1C, P I S . 42.00 0 mi. S8000 1080. Robe r t. MMOll8 i'6 BMW 2002; air. 1unrl AM IFM Can .. red metalhc. Xln.t cond. 81).1~ "72 BMW Bavana. Top CODd.. M1&at sell lb1s wkod. Bes t off er 641.0UO wk. 144.2497 ewes. !1177 BMW 3::D AJI IF'lll cassette atereo. air cmd.. flawiesl int. ~ 8YW 1916 2002 u pd Slarool. umnac. 17000 714-~1478 Capt 9715 ....................... CAPRI P A..RTS ~ K.oni slw>cks 1 ·;z to i 41 V'i's > ~' c:Af !'Ott" Sear.I fl D 4K mo ba 1 ld)'. I :tr~ o( I I l.kll t.ht-r sport stttnni.: w ht·"I '51.r~ om Ca.Lt b42·0Ull 7 1 Qlpn. Swuf. 7Z enit. 3n> oYerhd cam . ISO>. call~Clft5 i'S Cllprf. x1m cond. '" iu. oew paint.. De'W t1 res 12SJ)~ ------- "74 Clpn V -6. A T A C r..t ~ snrf. su.50 1"4 'J5j"9 9720 .................•..... 74 Dats&ll 8210 6b 000 rrul~. 4 speed wtute 1n color. pr1 :it tr.tn \~r\J\1on • ,,, t'-l40CJZ) ~295 Alm'AM l:\'T L (71411-610.5079 ~wet'fl 8 ~ p m Qal I S6&-C28<' aft tt 6 Ask for Tim 77 DATSUN 200SX Very sharp s s peed co..,e Wl1h aJ r coodlllon 1n g D y nam ll c:' <78ZYPNI $3995 IOIWITHAM YCUSWAGIH 7tD> WflliUmnater i\ ve. 111 Welltmlnstcr lfG. 7211 638 7!B) '74 1'1 ~z lo/au Xlnt ~o nd. Air. S4 .7SO 851-0494 ------ 16 DIUml BZIO Rtchbllt 4 sPd. Wit cond 98&-2:545 i1 5Z 2+2. t6,800. Nu ures, amlfm/ca.'5. 2SK aulu. 892·33Sl d ys. 8f7 S131 eve&. ?l-2401 4 Sc>d... al e. aai·Cm tape deck. nu ll.Dl\IP. ures. dlUh, Sl.9llO. m&S30 "71 JIOZ. pafe<t coodition ~ '72 Oat.sun 510. -t·dr . auto.. \raoap. car ~ mpc. a.ooo mi. Sl.200. -.3&50 ,.~-2 + z. 1llot cond. Best o((er ...-. .,. ... ,.... 510 W.. AldoeeUc ud .tr coadlt'-ina. DJuallal <JttVOO > .,... IOIWl'IHAM VCIDWMef ._ Wtlltrlrrtcr A". Ill\ Wadmfmor -191 ... .,. mir .,c l ~~ l'Tl il Zdd , .. .,._. ... '77 aai 2+a. Mpd. e* . sorr. AM/FM caaa., A/C, 53K ml, 18500. 851/1014 C,-W..'4M1t0 7t DATSUM 2401 Dynmdte 4 •l*d with air condltlonina. Very Ump coodit.lon. ~ exoeDmt c.are. <883CEL > $3995 IQIWITMAM WlUCSWACHH 'Jiil)~ Ave. tnW~ -~l D-7890 "1Slt'I 2SJZ. silver. 4 spd, AC. stereo caueue, Mkbeluu. on1 ownr. 8116. fiSl·Sl'r.5 or 631·2921 '74 260Z. auto .. A/C, l"IJllS, Miebduu: s.5K. Ask $4SOO. 675 4124 ~9157ewe. "74 710 woi. x.lnt. ooad. 2 6 ·30mpg . New MKftebns AM /f"M ~ass. ~JZ. .,, .1978 78 20 a"Z. AM I FM. 8 lradl. 31,000 mt '1600. Sl>4l64 '78 21oz m int cood. Loaded. Bra Ski rack. 1531-46. '160-0730 "1'I Bl Z BnOil yellow. Pilll&n puia, bl k. lnt.er. AMJnt. Rda!s. Must see to appreciate. Louvers. 16,000/080. Gl·l44i. Ca11 '31·1449 6"11 o1*1 1UllO.. .,. z. Xld.. shape. DCllO Ext. 1 li or 20. ~ g 'J'll&-3'1Clt "72 DlllluD ZtOZ. 4 spd. M.CD> '725 ..... ~ .. ·····•··•······ 76RAT Vf!rY -..batl> 128 2 door ~. 4 :.~ oolv J7 .® l11l les O~ lS VJ l $22'5 IOIWITH.AM Va.KSWAG&f 7fDJ W""'1 rrun.<itt-r A \ t' in 'We~.auo.:okr ~~· &,'B.';lB) ---~ 16 f\a, x.lnl body. mSD.SalO. 842r41.26 77RAT 128 5'Jort ~ ~ ·~ rstio. he.aef' \' t n '""" mb cUTThT · $2995 IOIWITHAM VaJCSWA.GfH 7>111 ..... -.imin trr •\' 1 .n \lt~tt·r 'fG~I tJS •'°'' ~ .. ,Jl Sp' 1.-r ~t..m1 ~ t.up. fnn 141h1JI A I H~' SJ 3Uu Dq.;u !& 'JJ6i. ~ 7 llH 76 RAT Xl9 \\'ry ,h .. rp roJd:.tt"r W'llh ~ and m.i~' II ' ~quc:.ik y t'll·a n oc.OPILI Sl6'5 IOIWTTHAM VOUSWAGIH 7IDJ Wcst~r .I\ c- m Wesumnster & ~I 6311 7880 J9T.J flat 12.BSL. 'Z7M PG SUOOor Be5t olfer 559100 °' 541.1 J:l!.8 1974 F'\at SpyMr, navy bhr aJnWf\I~ ~I 'ffl A ill. llOOd cond ltQOd in t . pain t , bod v ~· bst offer ~ Ill Hat !I sprl .!>PC>rt CPt'. r ehll en11:. new elt<C ~)~t em 1100<1 '>hJ pt•. $1.(11() Qil~ 9727 ..••................... VISIT YOUR ORAHCil COAST HONl>A HEADqUMmS TODAY!!! '"'9Sl1'Y SA1.f.S 6 SERVICE OLOSMOlaLI HOt4DA GMCn\JCK$ 211.'!0 Harbor 81 vd can'A MESA M0-9640 '7tHOM»A CVCC Hatchback 4 speed. air cooctiUooina. :ml mllee Dyne_mJte ! {313\'0I) Sltt5 ICIWITMAM WUSWA ... 'M)O W • .,,..,.,.. A ve. In w.tmlmter a1Sl aa.7880 lbdl ,. Accord. snvor. A•to. alr. a t ereo, ~ Urea. rq 1u. .... . .-i ~ 97>0 ....................... • m aa r faW' Moet ~ ....... IUOO liwilMS. llUl ~I AJq offer eoa••d.,ect. "5ml«~ ........... ..... •MAZDA 111 Only 61000 .nll••· 5 epecd. aar cood., etereo. puwer anttana. rear del.raUr, dctb tataior. mUDiC blue. (230Y8B) m18!800"L 1714U9'JO.S07t Betwieenl:»-6 p.m. WI B-4212 aftec 6 Ast for nm. 1'7tMAZDA ltX7COW'l G6 n..w With s ~ tr-. • AM/FM *""°· 150144i). __ , ..... Lo.9 •Aa.IMAZDA. :WO Harbor Bl. C.M. 645-5700 . ..................... . MERCEDES aaa s&ftRSALE • ... 7t210SE Locally owaed and lf:l'W::ld UU new. f u.lli appped mcludmg IUO· roof. alloy wheels. cassette ttereo, lo11t a:aJa. <05ZXEU I .... 7945051. Locally owned and ~ I.Ale new. low mllea . Lease or P\.rc:baee. (.x;NA > • .. 7'JOOSO 1\80DRSB. 1mmaculat.e. ahowroom rtl!W Facto.ry sunroof. iilloy wtl~ls, casseltt.' 'ilOllO Jo~artory warran Ly 1623WYS1 • ... '78 450 SlC CDldt:d. bll.e new f a,. tnr~ i.unroo f. 11 I lo)I ~. st.ert'\I c assettt· le;4her E.xcellenl t•olor l UCJO) I 2D48J , • .. 71450 Sl lmma c u lalt• • 11vp1· r o ad ~t1•r Fu l l \ e11u1pp .. d 1nl'!u rh nl! ll1.elU> ~ and al lo~ whtte l s L ea s t' or pwd:wi. <7440CIU .. ... 78JOOCO F\llly f ad.Ory eq111pped. indudllli swiroof. Lo"' rrules Ivory bamboo War ranty ft>a sr n r ~·roa; .... '78 240 OtESB. I orally ow nt>d antJ ~11i.d L&.lw ~·"' l.11 ton ~. IO\\ mill• Lt:J, .. or P u ri ltJ :>• :..t'l'OI' •14 71450 SE Lor .ii ') o"'nt'd .ind 't'f'Vl<'t<li Jo\.illv facton t'QU PJ)l'<l UotUry sedan Warrant v E<tlttndttd tt~ JVat lable 1008.SX ' .,,.. '68 250 Sl Lmuled ed1t 1on kar• ~~ w1th hard and <,Oil ~ I IX'.82 > C.W. FOil qtlOTE JIMSUMOHS l...c>RT'S 1970 HARBOR RLVD Cl (')IA MESA 631-1276 MHZ "76 286 tmmac. Lo nu Snrf All extras. s.w..500. 851-0700 1JI 280 SL, \ery ShaflJ. local CllT, loaded, 2 lOi;ti. Sl4.000 ~!er 6T.Mi336 '70 211> SEL dark green ~-Inter. Xlnl. cond ~ *'1-5283 1979 M~ 300 SD XI rond. lo rru. sunr·r. aux UIM. i26.SOO (290VPY I call Mmwr 2131683-7595 ('\191~ 1141891-8173 '72 MB llUit:, 4.5, good rond. A IC, AM /FM sl.cnlO. must sell. Aft 6. ~ Uassic MBZ Scioru Car '61 Zl(6l. Coovt. Sliver, r\ld ~both l()p5. Xlnl. cond. Sl ~.SOO /besl ~mJ.~~ ----Mint l9'T7 goid 4.50 SEL. all extras incl sunrf :J>.500 !DI. Leibe prnl S<rL S:U,txX> C!6l·n.B'l or 8314(11 • '7i 21JOE metallic bro Sunrf. s t l'r eo cass. 78Kmt Good cona. Sll.~. 9S7·9303dy!;. &.sm eves It wmcts. "Tl :mGSl.. a~. AM/FM. tao. Xtra olc• car. Sl4.& ~18. 110-7477 New 'll>Jd>. Atr, A/C a.no. Sl.9.800 8M-UBO "Tl 250, AIC. AN/PM. ..... condltioo. S48CIO • 640-9434 a-l'E OF A KIND! '57 Dli ~ Mdao. In 1tor11t l ly ra . alOO!OB0.981 . 'Tl~.,,._ Ytllow. ,..i~.Oric OWMI'. .,,. ... ~aft 6 ......... ., 71DIESB. S CYUM>a CPL This DlCD \S complete· ly eq11pped plus elednc SlJNR>OF. Light blue ll1 color. 33,CXX> miles. GAS· SAVER. t797MSI > $20,995 CMCICIVERSON VW·PORSCHE-AUDI 445 E. Coast Hiway at Bayside Drive Newport Beach 673.0000 MBZ ~ SL '74. x lnl cood. Milan brown, bamboo inlr. 2 tops. PIP.&12-3648 MGI 9744 ..........•...•.•...••. 73MGI Very c lean "B " roadster. Looks great! Runs d yna m ite ! tm6PGF> $2495 IOIWITHAM VOUC.SWAG&f 7SXI Westminster Ave. in Westminster lm-'1S51 638-7880 '18 llGS. 12,CXX> mi.. very nlee. m». will consider trade . Daya 1213)827·4831, Evea. mtJ•-. Pwpot 9741 ....................... S4000 DISCOUMT c:if window s licker pn«? on any rerruwung 1979 ~004 BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Slreel NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 ~ 9750 •········•··•···•······ 15 914 Vellow. 65,CXX> miles. S speed. sla racks. map , radial Ura. (5014 l -ALSI'AM INT'L C714) 1-630-5079 Between 8:30-6 p.m. Olli ~ after 6 Ask for Tim 71 PORSCHE Dynamite spart coupe previously owned by <1i rhoe s tewardeu. Prisl1o e interior, straight bod1. sboWd be painl.ed. l9'1SHFU) SJtt5 IOIWlrAAM YOU(SWAMC 7aW · 1•"'*« Ave . iD Wsrtmlmt• 81l5i51 ... 7880 17~924 AM/Fii stereo tape, air coad1Uoolog, alloys. mre. (lrJSPN) $8,495 _!!.~ "II• Ud DI <trtcbdl 6 c1mr7. AllUIDe lie s.111 sir-.m.- ,. ...... /ta .... New chatcb. paint fl brakes. '2.780 ml. '1.oot/090. TI4 •llJ39. it nt. ZIK mt on rebll. -.... IGIUa, air dam. -ub. new elut.ch.. 9',eSOtOBO. M111t eU. -.-.. , ........ 111ml111 ---•....s A: I 'I , •at I ..._ •• ! ""' 0 ... , • tNO IUSC COUPE ~ ..... ...,.., ............. ,..,.,. $' I.,... •. ._,•--'·alarm, bid ta-.,.,. ..... aound •1•t•m. •tr (CUI) sn ..... oo • 1910 tusc COU P f. GYarda red, be 1a~ ....._.seats, fa~ IW' ,,,,."=' pow' WlD· <b.e, Lnm, sun cool, •larm, fron t spudet. aound 1ystem, Kc. (l'JIZ) • 1980 illSC COUPE. Guards red, belie INlbw.....: (ad.Ory au .....WQ>ing, power witl· dows, black trim, SWI roof. al•rm, front Sl100er. sound syslet'ft. etc. (14881 • 1980 9 11SC T ARGA. Black, black leather ~. fadOI)' &1r condi- tJcnng, pt)Wer Wlndows. black tnm. alarm, front spotler. sound system. etc. (I T23 I • 1980 911SC TARGA Black metalUc, beige leatber Ulterior, factoey air conditioning, power wmdows, blac k trim, AM/FM stereo tape, ec.c. (1498) • 1980 SllSC TARGA. Silver metallic, blue ~ intenor, factory air coodruorung, power windows, black tnm. alarm. AMl .f''M stereo tape, etc. ({8181 • 11'1'1 eus. bladt/blaclt, --'· atP', ~atthll. ~after6 ----- POrsche '* 356C. ~It· ~-S12.000F1RM 494--0Sm 11 931, 19M mi.. Champ. Mdl., Ltd. ed., R/W /B, loaded, like nu , Michelina, one owner. SlO.SOO. {213)592-2596 74911 COUPE Air, alloys, S 1pd. meticulous ly main· talned . Excepl1onal cmd. 85.CXX> mi.. Sl0,500. 4!M--2!iJ2 '73 914 :! Iller , mags. AM/FM ster1IO cus. & 8-trk. 675-3C76 '67 Porsche 911 Xlnt cmd. ax> or bst or r 64.s-4066 ~71914 # S.iper sharp! Many ex· trE! AM /nt cassette, mag whee ls. Mus t sacnf1ce Call before oom. 96MS89 72 9U·T Targa. Lo m1 Front spoiler, alloys, air, $-sp, Sl0.000. dys ~812. eves m.zm Rell Roya 9756 ....................... •1 DEALER IN U.S.A. CLOSED SUNDAYS '7t a.LS IOYCE SI.Ya SHADOW $67.900 UNDER 1,000 ML Mk f« Mr. WalUr fmWAYMADA 10151'.nott Aft, 8 . P. 9'-SZU750. 3561>' s... 9760 ....... ..............•• .,,, OofW * Ndan •1P41 , •lrJbtr, aew be._ Good on 1aa. -..0. dau. IDDO or bat ofr. 1111 Arnold A~CJl.MMOn ·74 C.Uc• OT l ·apd • AMtrM. AIC. 11no, Mark. U&·llU or ..... .,, Cele. OT, JIJ.Dl rand. 1nrf, AC, AM I YM , 11800/bat 4tl·I TJ&, --,..., • tno . ..................... . 74YWIU$ D)namlte T pusenaier whh air coodllionlnc t.tid automatic Only 5T.000 mllH oo tbi1 bea~ cmPQV> S3t9I IClwrnt.w w:usw.,... 'JeOO~Ave. ID Weetmbwter 91551 as-'l'lllO HaVU\i trouble aelbJJg ~ car! Tty us! Paid for or not! Ask for fh nll Marino or Tom Ai.Ian 11711 IEACH ILVD. tW=r-ltocll 14 2000 77VWCAMPSt Westphalia Pop· Top. AWllDltic and air coodl· t1oning. Dyn amite' {137400) $6995 IOIWITHAM VCJU(SWA584 7600 W~ter Avtt. m Wesurunswr -'iSSJ 6311. 788'.) 1978 vw llAlllT 4 cyl., aut.omatJc trans. & AM /FM s t e r e o w/cmsea.e. (7918TYtl ). Mow Qilr $4595 MIACLI MADA 2UO Hart>cir Bl., C.M. 645-1700 71sceocco Oill) ll.000 miles -aim JPPOU5 pearl metallic 4 speed. Sunroof and stereo. too! < LSKY.lU > S5ff5 IOIWITH.AM VaJCSWACia. 7SXI Westminster Ave. in Westminster tm-~1 638·71B> i8 VW custom Riviera ~. spotless, S)pb S. AC. stefto tape. re ii gas, (714) &:M-sa>, ~. 77SCMOCCO Peart metallic 4 speed Wllh air rood1t1on1ng. Dynamrte ! ( Ul8RX.H I $4695 IOlwmtAM VQJCSWAGIH 7600 Westminster Ave m West.minster 8ll). ~I 638-7880 76 VW bug, lo nu .• new radials. FM stere o. Slm/OBO ~9677 aft 4.. 72VWVAH l>)'namll.e U peed Fully pmelMd and carpeted Seet.tmone. (1619431 $2995 ICIWITHAM YOUCSWAGEH 7SX> Westnunster I\ ve m Westminster 81G-1S61 638 7880 '67 VW nm xlnl, clean. Sl850 or bat ofr. 754·:000 d)'I ; 984-3628 ev 7ZYW(iHIA l>)'na.mtte sports car. 4 --1. awllo, beat.er. Sec t&sone. <..,_> $l9tS .. WITHAM VCUCSWMMH 'l8IO West.minlter Ave. in Westminster &1S51. 138.78 '71 vw Squanbadt good cond. Get aood mpg. ,\ulo traoa. A1k In g S:.,<m QaU 546-4582 72 VW a.. w/rw:w mtr & clw:b, portabM cam~ In• 1ear lncl 'd , D.000/blll orr .. eTS-95.aO M\lll eelL 77YWIUS Vf!r/ lbarp 7 puaenger. 37 .000 miles. Hard lo find automatic trans . It's squeaky clean. {1.'J'JG)) $5695 IOIWl'ntAM VaJCSWA&EN 70 W.tmlnstu Ave. m W~ter tm-~1 6.'ll 7880 '74YWGHIA f,mertilJle 19111 VW, rehilt engine, new tires.. brakes. bal· tery. s hocks . Sl700. Jotn. 6Gal63 76YWDASHER 1\it.omauc 4 door !'l'<ian Au" conditioning In t•X· tra t'le an cond1t 1o n taifliA,F) Sl69S IOIWITHAM VoutSWAGIH 7tm Westminster Ave. k\WM"'h!der 87S51 G-7880 Vtho 9772 ....................... vowo SALES. SBYICE Afil)L,USIN(i ~FA5 DEl.JVERV EXPERT'S Ultl.EIKE VOi.YO ~~~X1· ~9303 540-946 7 '70 1455 Station Wgn. A&i.o. k> mi, new tires. SUIOO!blt. 962.-4614 '76 242DL. air. s tk. AM FM. pvt pt,y S3900 57378 --- '79312 DLepd. Bm/bm. 26K m1 . Abs olutely perfM . Warr. S&.975. $1288. --- .... Used ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... $4999 HAl8l5 AUi'() can& l425 Baker ~'l COOTAMESA 540-9202 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 AMC Cif'eollin 2dr 6 cyl, al&O, runs ad Nds ~.DJ5~TST8 IWdr ttlO ....................... i8 Rep1 LTD, loeded, lo ml, very nice. $5.500. 9IB<200 &972 Buick Skylark Oat.oa> 3l50 I cy tinder i<IT. lllDl't ~. sreat fer restorer or roadlter ooovenion. What. o«en ! stl-1$48 Cnt•'I : ....................... 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OtrlWVW. ·Whl 1 . dealer . <7141MS-ai 9920 ....................... "'r.> Mabbu. 6-cyl . A /C, Iler., a ll pow e r , 121001080. 640--0734 or ~ • a...ue Malibu. 3l'i0, rllt SJC. nu cM.eh. xlnt aaad.ffpd.904llll . 11'19 NoYa 6-eyliDder. loaded Xlnt. cond . lo ml. Slf> 7475 ·s Chev. waaon. good m:Uir. food trans . good IU'lllUlg car. New Ure. As &S. ssoo Mk ror Cory. 4!11-'JiOO. 497.J867 NIWDATIUN --2"0ZX-- SCJ750 F9Ctory !Jr Coftcl, Auto hana. Stereo FM wlc .. Ntte Pin etrtpe M o td 1no• • morel (1276-6ef. 1zm0). . NEW DATSUN 810 57390 Caype. ~-AMtf:M. moldlng. Undercoat. Door edge guard• & more' (9t~Ser 001975) 77 DATSUN USO s33so 79 DATSUN ZOO$X S548Q 77DATSUN KING CAB s42so . ~EWDATSUN 810 57880 Coupe Factory .,, c:ond. Hpeed AM,M 6-.o. Undercoa1 11&o2-Ser 0016521 75 DATSUN 12'0 s24so 74 DATSUN 1210 HATCHIAQ 52180 76VW ~T 53980 SOMETHING· FFERENTt 'IOtOrY Nf Cond. Auto. I trana. tltereo FM w1c ... ue. "" ''""· Molding• • motel (109-Sef. t21S7t).. NEW DATSUN 810 s7910 Coupe. Fldoty AJt Cond. S1peec1. AM/FM Steteo. Moldlnge. Unden:oat & nw>rel (1144-Ser 003872\. 75 DATSUN 1210 S238Q All makes, models and colors. Classified Auto Advertising in the DAILY PILOT ~.~~·.~~."! ....... !~~~ ~ ... ~~:: ....... !!!~l~.~:.-: ....... !~l~.~~·.~!! ....... !~I~·-~:.-: ....... !~ WHILE STOCKS LAST! INJIEST IN ONE OF THE LAST MGBs BY PURCHASING A FANTASTIC MGB LIMITED EDITION. EQUIPMENT INCLVDES CVSTOM BLACK & SILJ"ER EXTERIOR, SPECIA.L LTD. OESICN MA.G WHEELS, LEATHER COVERED IUCE-TYPE STEERINC WHEEL, LlJGCA.GE RACK, FRONT AIR SPOILER, WIDE TIRES, AM/FM STEREO CA.SSETTE AND MORE!!! ALL TRIS AND CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY -SO SEE US MO~DA Y!U ~ .......... _,.,, n..... ..... lAw•••,.,.... lt7t Ziii l • •• -OOftd... ~. 9'!1~ & moldl"f pil9 »•Mm~ Wul12 2t6 NowttO ttro•~---r •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••!••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW 1979 11 O 4 DI., MEW 1979 210 2 DI. ~ ,!!??,.~.t!,!"~~ s.d•" 4 Spee<l trans '" c:ond Cpe Au1omat1c tr&l\S mag wtlHIS & stripes & moldings t06604a) (Stk AM/FM 1t i. 1oade01 (201m) Stll molo1"9t. (~106$9) (Slk 56861 5640) 63631 W.. •19. Now $1119 W.. 15899. HOw tfl289 DISCOUNTED DISCOUNTED DISCOUNTED s930 S61Q s519 -f=ro'" Wlndow Stldler ffOlfl W.ndow Stlctl.er ~~ -.................. ~ •.............................................. 71 TOYOTA CWCA '71 l*E OMNI '1S VI .. , L1ftbactl 5 speed. AMFM Auton'811C trans . radio & 2 Or Sedan. 4 speed stereo cass custom t t.600 low miles• Like trwa. 91r cond & AMFM wneels & 1ow miles N£w1 f617WCOI ($tk <*lett• (100PVG) CStk ti62UJA\ CStll. 1114 I 5176Al 887) s5299· SJ889 S3689 15 MTS&IN 8210 Cou pe 4 speed ~=soLD 0 77 Urs.t 8210 Coupe. Slick. atr cond . rr11g wheels & stripes 071 TZT) 1Sttc 875 ~ SJ689 11 Mrs.1211Z Coupe. Autorrettc trans . ar OOOd & stead-mags fl)Nrl:Wl CStlc 6050) s7 919 WE UASf ALL MAKIS & MOOElS! Puett• OU. t&ti a.cenM I ooc '"'' C.t'" ~ '°' p110t ••le OI .... .,,,.,0 1nru 4 I e<l Pnc.,. ·~ <141•1"' ll<"O '"""*'"" OOflOl'I• Sll.L wile items with a 1be fastest draw in \be Have someUung you want Daily Pilot Classified Ad West. . a Daily Pilot to sell., Class1f1ed ads do &ti-5878. Class\fted Ad. 842·5678 ~t well. ~5678. Sell with EASE' It's a BREEZE Cl:wlfied Ads 642-5618 7'CRCIU 2 Of 4 speed. sunroof 11r cond . mags & stereo tape (760Pt<E I (Stk 881H s:119 11 MJSllt 2llZ 2 • 2 rrodel with sltclc. a11 oond & n"Wlgs '567SPl l $1< 1061 \ \ 7289 Make yo~r s ho pp1n" ea&iet' by using the Daily PUotClaulfied Ads. f.Jt'4"'4H l rlt Vt(IJI t I . ' ' \' ',4t,IJOO '73 Nova. Good c:ond. Meda. dm. $1700. Laurel IJ15.8D "D liloml.e Carlo p ts. ai.r. vinyl top, uses reg. ae.i. IUOO IM84I09 .,,, Camaro. Xln1 cond. lbJt see. Best offer. ~551.eeol Clar* ft25 ....................... 1976 Volare Wagon AM/PM Stereo Many atrm. S2S50 842-3'79 C M ht HlO ....................... bnpQrt .DeaJer His NO need for a 1ma...cou. MAllYCOWE c.tm-~ Loaded wrth extras & has low mal es . (781iBNE). PRJCED TO SELL FAST!" MllACLIMAZDA 2lSO Harbor Bl .. C M . 64§.5700 ·77 Mar il V Cartier Moonroof. C.:H. Xlnl c<ni Sl.SOO 7~1!17 c.ar..tte '932 ....................... ·1s T Lop Wht1maroon int. All powt!T Z1 .W> ma lmmaculal<.· S8.600 PI' ~ or Ad Sitter " 1-U, 642-4300 2-i hn. d day '11 CORVETTE :11.M miles. betl(t'. T top. automa111· 1 ill wht:el cn.ost-control. powt'r window.. d 1 r cond , tta 1.¥CeS c 2U'> ltS \ S6950 Al.J.~AM l /\n' I. 1714) 1-630-5079 f:l>t ween H ~ p IO Cail~ aftt<r 1, A.sit for Tim tfl Slml?J;l y :r.!1 4 "'>IJ(l ~ p.iJOl ~21~ Corv. '61 conv PS &. W 4Z1 eng. ~ .850 Pvt par ty 71~5616 ... SSIC* VllJO M'Olrf S SIHMB • 171>4 '79 Oorv. T·top. fully equl pped. w 11po1lers. .... ....0144 home c:.,.-9933 . ..................... . '78 XR-7 : Bla c k wtc:bamoil lnt Loaded Jam. Sdl5. &el .9141 or 6Gl.5G 'T3Coupr XR7 Slw1> ! ll.800 Ph 9ll)Q'71 9940 ....................... 71FUTUl.A 4 cylinder. 4 speed. A.Ir cond1tton1na Super val!Ae' f)ynaaute car' <071WDFI $1495 IOeWITHAM VOLKSWA.Get 1ax> Wsmma:ter Aye ID Westmt.Dster a 755.a-631-78IO Replic a 1931 Ford (fleplJcar> Roads ter. Yellow • blk 3 02 Mustang eog AM I FM stereo Alr. heat Rum ble aeat. 2 .soom.i. $14 .500 m ~. 21J.216:>-433S "18 T &rd Town Landau Mdalbc brown. Camel vdvel P S. P 8 . pwr lucks ai trunk o\ C . A.~ FM ca&. Tilt whl. rad1al11. e r:. Lo 1m1 S!l.800 080 640 41190 da)'lo.-.-1~es Tl I.TI> 11 Xlnl cond Low m tleagt-J0.00<1 X1ras CMOO. T~l-31216 f ord Grand Ton no "' d go n 74 \I 1·" n ~ 71(JI v.ilc.d!A Si<Xl i6 ( ;l"llt\ad.J G Nii 4 11 r lull pwr "'r 6r)I 37 lro nu ~I l,iJ :~, •.•••.•..•......•..•..• '77 UHCOLN ~.Jt1!,.Jtlt Jt1 hlat·k '''"'" L'oul)I J4 000 m 11 .. ' r.\l;"n J\lillJlilt-oplr•lll lmnt.-w 1~U.1 S499S IOIWJTHAM VOUCSWA~ 1tDl WtStnunst.er I\ ' 1 • Ill Westm&oster tm-1'61 638-~ .......... ........................ ...... tt• ....................... 'ft 1-dt Conttoentel J&d. Ubr. full pwr. ... l'/Hllf ..... "'° .... , ..... _ ......... . SllANO•<X>tJNTYte ..wlll LIN<XLN·MERCURY .DEALERSHJP IAYAU•OE UNCXLN·lfERC\JRY 16-11 A&U Center Dr SDFwy-Lake Forest exit l1MNE IJ0.7000 '16 Monarch Gtua 4-dr. Jdm.. cand. A/C, 4 spkn. 1ler eo. De pendable . coon. trans Si!.~ Hm S61«WB, "' It 833-8551 76MONA.ICH 4 dr. c.'lun. $2 .195 r5&RJ.Jl W.._LeOIMc) 549-1256 ---.... 91) 9952 ....................... 1977 FotlD MUST..,,...11 Vil. automatic-trani. . VlllYI top & sport wheel!> Cznil.Rl Mow o.ty $3795 t41Aa E MAZDA Zl!'Al Harbor Bl . C M 64§.5700 '78 ~ 11 T roof ITUJll ~.CXXJ ma Loaded Makt· dr 76!Mia0 '72 Mustang p ~. p t>. a u l o g o o d t· o n d 497 119i 497 2005 81i~289 PS f'H A'f Runs~ Sl~ ~ml f.i5 ~ C~IC Good lxni New paJJlt Must sell 6rr> 3101 ~ 9955 .................•..... r. \'!Std WaROO IT\4rkt'fl down r or q utt k \•It· mx> :'lou ures. all 1rtra..' 11reat shape 962 4~1 a.2561 A5k ror "ttan-111 79 Cutlas' Suprt•m1• ..ro \ 8 t!ttnpl! lll ~ 23 ~ hv.'\ ">lt'rt'f) l..1p.· tull 16,-.,.r ~ • r • rrtrl ~ •rad illll t,u, n ·~ IJ~. ~11~ IJ) l!Jl}OOI .. , ~ S-.1 :2{i'j , l ( i.l ).,,, -.,U pr 1· 111• IJIOdi1'1 xlnt t1111<l \tu I .,. of I li5W 1>M> 1h.°'; .. 7•>t~l~Ja,.,"'llJPr• t11• ..m rn J .1•1 ~,,., \ I 11.orid ~ .!J..i 1 \ta kf' )our \ho11ii111, ~~ by l.ISlllR lht• UJtl) ~ o-afied Ads ''ft CutlaH Supreme Dmel. Br'WQ. a*alilc . ~doth ...... Air, PB. • PS. Gau,. pdap. AK/hi. New GUQ-e ar \l' l-a.m pco Radiall. ~OGOrnl. •.ooo. ~ . '76 Olda, loaded. In pesf ect con11 moo. Pvt party 540-5740. '78 Delta Royal Dal l7Kml. hilly equip. $7,700. 507-288 32'1, Yll·Z&ll83 ....., 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 IUY PRO&EMS gn.211!97 Cash 673-3415 il Pmto US Ok 'd gu lank. good cood. S800. fl42..!llllH. 566-5640 w.k for Ala. ...,........ 9960 . .............•........ 1977 Plymouth Sport l'Ury Suburban 4 door 2 't>at Wagon 55.0011 rraJe:. Power window!> brakes . wr cood roof rack, AM FM .~lereo radio, crwse control, 1·uslo m wheels. J ad<' Green Metalh 1• with 'Mlod er&1tl Side!>, grl'('n VJOyl intenor Priced bdow v.~ale Sl.lllS IAuly Pilot 64.2 4321 l': xt 2IO 11; Plymouth Ne•·d~ woril. Ha.' kno•·k. new bdttf>ry .,tartl•r Malw rtff'r Mu.'t llt' movl'd fi42.!'ill2 ,__ 9965 ......•..•.•••.....•.•. 78POHTIAC 28 000 mile Ftrt<l>1rcJ fUJl power and tu r con dit1orung. Very sharp 100ZJ"YQ1 $3695 IOIW1'TH.AM VOU<SWAGEH 11Dl West.nw\.'>ler A vi' m Westrruruster m~1 ~711Wl llM F1REBIRI> I ownt>r. llJce ~ Sl .!!IA! 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IM TRYING TO SAVE MY MONEY I WAS ALWA'(S SURE THAT l'O SE v-ttr"-TALL.. --=-·'"""' WE 5~0ULO KNOW EVER'{ TREE ANO SUNKER ON THE COU~5E ... M'I MOTHE" DIDN'T RAISE ME TO ee A 150-'t'ARD MA~KER! By Ernie Jiushmiller · ~ AND NO MATTER HOW MUCH I BEG ---DON'T YOU DARE GIVE lT BACK TO ME WHAT A LIFE ,BANKERS MUST LEAD ME ALWAV6 ~f~U~l!lt' Tb se THE SE~I TEACH Erz INTHE WOFZ'-0 •... OKAV, so '~ J.4Ei WO~KINa? DENNIS THE MENACE C> [> ~ WSL-l-I TJ.4AT'~ 6000, l~N'T t4r ?f • PM' 9HS 1}1?UGHT 1HE CANDY ~M~9 .___ _ ___, WA<; ~ICKENIN'. MY FOL~'? ,ALT Lii<& THA1; TOO. PARKER ~e'~ TE'ACH IN~ 1-41 G ~ ~CHOOl-.... By Hank Ketcham Cb YA E?VE:~ Wt<;H )t)U COULD 9TAY A KID ,,., F~e;R·! 1'HEYRS FOR MY FAVO<rf'5. GIRL-. . ' .. < • i: Ml I L15A ! I WA5 l>JONDERIN& IF QOU 'D . LIKE TO GO 10 A MoVIE. W11H ME -mis FRIDA~? ' ' 1 : i • .s l' !i ... @ LUHlJ SORE. I lE.5 ! GEE: 1'Hl5 I~ Kt~D OF A > 50RPR15E I . MOON MU•' INS '' . .~ IF 1 WERE You, EMMA , r1D "T--~~~....,...--. FO~<SET TH~ VOICE LESSONS AND Sl'3N up FOR A Coo1<1NG CLASS ! NoT Ar A LL .. DOCTOR SMOCK C M ON , CHIL..P, 1'"RY 1'"0 SAY S O MS"IH IN C:S .' %'AA GONNA L..E!ARN KARA-re AN' COM(; eACK AN' CReAM 'T"HA-r GUY, KIPPO/ N' ~ 'L-t,... WE!AR "f'HS e>t...ACK ee1.--r UN.::>eR MY DIAF>E!R SO i"HES A-r"'f'ACK w1t....t... ee A COM~t;&l"'f"~ SUFtP,_1se .' / --. _...._ . ---- MAQ8E R.NKIJ I & ~IGUT ABOUT Ml.; BEINC:I 100. P~APS IT UJOUL..DN'T HU~ 10 LOWER Ml) 51&HIS A BIT ! . FU55',> WHEN rT COMES 10 GIRl.6 ./ _JL WELL I I .SORT OF FELT! WA~ BEIN~ A U1"11.E TOO PARTICULA~ ~Alt.L. l.) AND ... NOW WHAT '? OKAY', L-E:j"''S BSGIN WllH M e ee I N ' He:L-c::> UPS1De DO\NN RIGHj"' AFj"'f:R N-.Y Det...1v e:RY .' by Ferd John&On ~---. <jOOD MORNING~ 1<,AYo. -- Do ME A FAVOR, WILL Y,A J LO RD P.? 1 GOTIA <So INSIDE FoR A M INUTE· Hs~ PLLlSHI~ ·'·' r SEE Yo u /OOK EMMY'S ADVICE.' By George Lemont S~ARK N AKeD .' AN' S OAAe Nl-rw11"' DOC1"'0 R -1'"AKI N ' A C HeAP SHO T A-r M f: -ro AAAKe:: /\l\E: C R Y' .1 AN' -rHA'T"'S Aeou-r1-r FOR .,.-HIS eAeY'S FIRS'T" WORDS RA4T"l-feR __ WI t-c:>, WHe!N A L-l-Y OLJ I R e: exPe:c11 N ' ts-· A SIN<.Pt-Ef - ''GOO-GOO U. .... ORA "5A-GA".'. - ) <!> LI ID a L-e y• -e e D s b&t _,:~ • 'CAUSE. "'Ofeftl!'S ON£ -rH IN& WI! RWT PO ON SAST5ffJ .. 1'H IS IS CURT GO'HOV IN'VrTING YOU "TO "TUNE IN '"'THE NE')(T EO\'TION Of iHE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN ..• i' ! f ;, . . . y I t I , 1 f ~ "' • i • • ~ i "i :> I 0 L • -- ANO SO A5 'TH£ SUN &ETG OVER THE CANADIAN ~ILOEP.NE.56, STAP. L-INEl3N:.KEQ .~ITZ. K~IEGER AND 1. AA~ GOING 10 CAl-L IT ADAY! . t .. · CAJf,.,OU. TRUST YOVR EY.£S? T9'ere •re •t ltHt six dlfftr· ettces ift *•whit det1i11 botwffft '°' end bottom panels. How C1lrickt1 Uf you find them? Check IMwers with those be low. 1u•au1P If lfM • l~UHIP ., _.,..,..,., ' ··-· 11 '11>" Jt•u) ., "''"'"' '' e, l c tu11~1w '' otP•• ·r •at1•w1 11 ~ne 1 H>u•••u•o • so.o .... D DAllClt "" ...................... to lrYlnt lwlln'• dtMIC .. , .. ,., ,., ... .,.,..._.et'"'..., Mt....., will fW" lutt H usr •••Int ttMm '-dlwards-if SPLASHY TOUCH OF MAGICI You ctn tdd to ttlo col· or of thl1 1tunt by u1lng • drop or two of E.ster egg dye. Arrange six glasses, three fllled and three empty. In the order de- picted above. Now then. II Is poulble by moving or touching IVst one glaas to effect a now arrangement whereby every other glass Is ll lled How can this be done? Remember. touch only one glass Solution. You slmply pick up glau number' a nd pour Its contents into glau number 1. It's as easy as that! ' I e. • IM k..ws "'9 trldl. wt.k" 6s -"at? .-•• """' --· -lllllWH 1114'1 A1•••ll' e I, 2, 3 Gol My first 11 In ttrono bvt not In shy: my MCOnd'a In wet b\lt not In dryi my third 11 In low but not In high. Oulckly. wn.1 number am 17 ,.,_.,1·1-nu -.1 e lowl O.mel Red •M yellow cattdl" IA • bowl total lU. ,.,. •"4 yellow c1ndte1 tatat l7J. Jteds and pink• tetal 150. How fMflY of ••di In the bowl? .... JOUf141--1".t4 M t• Ai~ll'°'-.... lfA l lfll P•• e Tongue Tester! S.y this fHt, just one•: Three ttir I tty thrUShes met three sweaty swallows and three shitty swifts. Warning Too m uch tuns1on on your tenslls may tipple your crongue 16 15 . 17 ~ . -:i.o 18' .... 22 19 21 • 2~ 23 I . 25 . t"i )3 12 '10 .. I! 8 7 6. 5') .2 • Lf ~ • • ' . HERE. HERE! Well, look who's here and wtl•t • clever way to appear! Add liniH dot to dot to c:omplett picture. ,.... ___ ,.,.. . ----~-· --------·- EGG-ZACT ARTI A9t1ly these colon for a timely scene: 1-Rod. 2-lt. blue. J-Ytllow. 4-011. P\lrple. S-Lt. ~rown. 6-0k. 9rH1t. 1-011. brown. l-Onn9e. t-L.t. 9ray. 10-lt. pur ple. 11-llack . SPELLBINDER -~-----_........._ ... -· ' ,i SCORE 10 points for using all the letten 1n tM WOf'd below to form two complete words . S\INL1GHT .. -. . ... . ... THEN score 2 points u cll for all words of fOvr letters or more loun<t ~ tne letten Try ~al tH'f .so 111Dlnt1. "'ll~H ..,.,o.w ., •. , .. 4 .. _b Lynn Johnston FOR E.AS"TER \5 NOT f\ T\ME FOR SADNE~~. '6\)T R ,,ME. FOR. REJO\C'N~. QUST' RS SPRl~G-AWAKENS SLEEPING-FU:X.UER$ RN{) RN\MAL.S AFTER R LDN~1COLD WlNll:.R., 80 EAf>TCR PW~NS 00101l4E.~DERS AND lfiE. IDJf ALL ftRoOND .... SUNNtES E~"r C.l~~-r~ { 1"f;~ oo~· 1' £Af e:&&<> ~ GORDO SHOE l~ '40\J rtEl-'™~'(' uJ~'l; W"'{ OON''f ~OU lO\..O({ ~ME L(1'1'lll. £ 1 . Arf6ft ~~\-, l1'·~ ~~f; £~'If&~ &vt-lN\( \ ~"r 1"~~ t~~1'E:l. l"l'K£t-l \ Gus Arriola by MacNelly ------111~· EASTER Es; HUNr. (JosSA OassA THBTl YOURSELF 511111 .. ...-i. • 1 ...... 11 "AM." f-'r ..... Mt ........ -. ._ ..,_, i.v 1oan Wt'I.., ~ b ...... ...-.S s.ri .. CM"I -~ • FOR PHllJP KJNGSLEY, h4llr tpe· dalst and author al The Comr*fe Hair Book a. thew MV hope lnr ...... beredlt.wy _....._? -R.E., ........... W.Va. e This problem was dllcu9led at SJut ~In Genn.ny, at the twnburg Inter· national Congress ol Has Research. Our conclusk>ns me that. at praent. there Is no effectively uile Wf¥'i ol reversing hereditary (male pattern) beldnes.s. How· ever, It is thought that dwtng this decade there will be a mean1 of • leMt .rating It by the UM ol topk:aly applied ~anti-an· The baJd Jada about bold pales. drogens. n An lmpoftanl point, though, Is that thee me to olten ocher fadon that add to genetic hM lots: unhealthy ICailp condMX>ns and hair c:onditk>ns, nutritional d6sturbenca, endocrine lmbalanca, wrong hU produdl, malbtatment and seresa. Therebe, by taking as much care as poesible ol all the ocher aspects, the ~ff ol h.v lc)8I can be considerably diminished . FOR HOODING CARTER W, Aubtant Secretary for Pubk Affaa-s and St.ate Department spokesman Wb.t .... become ol .... Sc.I • Strtpa lowered .. P-..... Clay In the trm..adt111 c:e1auc•da? -Neta K. ~. Smith Center, KM. e The Amencan Rag was lowered from the flagpole In front of the Panama Canal admlnllmitk>n bu.llding on the C'W1Ung of Sept. 30, 1979, and was prCMnted to General Harold Parfttt, outgoing and last goYemOI' ol the Canal l.one Wld president of the Panama Canal Company. FOR GINA HECKJ' ol ABC-TV's Mork & MJndy On • ncmt ..... I notbd • romantic llwolwment bdaCUJ ~ end Rot.en W....... Do.. dm memt th.a Pam o..bcr'e nilatioMhlp wtlh RoMn on the thaw • cbmge? _,,.... Sheldon, Ant, Mich. e Abeolutely not. The pul'J)OM ol the eptsode to which you're refmtng Wllll to develop the character I portray a bit men. Al. IOfM potnt, Jeannie (the character I play) finds out that lhc was mltreadtng Mofk'1 affec:tk>n fof her. Mork's In· tendon was to make her feel lua loneJy. FOR TEDDY PENDERGRASS, r~ ar An~•...t.o•'-'••~weon ..... ?-LS., ~.T .... e No. When I law the -.. fm wry low key. Real men .. the kind who wen't lndmkiated by career women. Too mllf'IY men .. to bu'"J trytng to compete with them that they loee their ab6lty lo be tender. They lb1w 90 hard to be super· mecho. When women react to this, the men say, "Oh, lhe'6 to ~t *'-everything." I try to dewq> a dlmlN of un- d•ltandlng Md communbdon. • . FOR THE .. ASK"" EDrTOR Do people r-'v ....... -....... tbaD ...ay aod ..mtdoDAI? -Pae SIMD. Hollpw a ad., Fla. e Some peopAe raly do. To .._ your qoation, we checked wtth Em Whh, botanist ol Colorado Women·, Co.!lege, DenVCT, and .tle told us she un a wkie range ol wtd leafy plants, seeds and fruits: "I use curly dock leaf midribs u rhuberb for pies. the str\'.>ped leaf sur· face as spinach and the .eds b 6our I roast the entire chicory pliant and gmd It to use for coffee I regularly use dande· bon laava, alah leaves and Rowen, Weed-eaflng /or la* and~. clover flowen and wild mutt•d tHds In a green salad." White told us that she has been atlng wtd plants for about 10 ye.an and Mys they haw variab&e taste and ~ "I wn bMseed with good health, so I can't realy 11ty that they haw made me hukhy, but th4ry constandy praent me~ IUl'prba." FOR NATALIE WOOD, co-Air ol The Last Married Cou1* ~ America Do ~ ,..... the ~ ,..cMI ..,.... In ~apv? -W .N., Whltder, Calf. e No. I don't. Therapy~ me a lot I now know that beaUM I had~ t0 much as a child, thae was 90 much INIM-bdeve In my lfe whm I was {JOWtng up that I did noc haw a de.ariy defined picture of where fmitasy •opped anq realty began I questioned whdtla I realy Wllnted to work. Therapy provided ... WISWCf FOR GIANCARLO GIANNINI. •• ol The #nmortal Bochdor SIDce 1IO'I ad wtlh American ac:tl I• ....... It.a.. lltara, would "°" ldw to ...-. • c:omparteoa? -R.C., Cotmdl Blu6, low. e At far as how they are dlffCTC'llt, I think 11'1 mosdiy a matter of tempaament When !he's happy, an ~ \o\llOman Is quJc.k to Laugh; when she's mad or upMt, she'U tc:Nam or ay. But an Amenc.an woman, she's maybe more "raerved" about her fedngl. She controls her emotions mare. · FOR EUNOR KWN, co-euthor ol Orm* How cm two.,...._. write OM ftOllfllll1 -8.N .• Aadereon, s.c. e Dora Landey, my fn.nd ol 25 yurs, and I decided lo do IOfMthtng "1ogcther •• We knew • book would raull In fW\tl, but • would allo -we hoped · -~ our mll'k on the wocid. \\le both Invented and dewioped our own chsac· ten, proa6ig ttwm to the odl«r for approy.I. 1lwn we went QUJ ~ \Wlyl. ach wrtttng ab\e. AMly, we WOlbd on the W.. between c:harKMn and plot. PRO ......, ..._. T ....... (D .• AJa.) 0..-n, S.... S*t Con'11illlw on Ethla PRO All>COfl CON ..... LOMI ~ "· Ot-Conn.), raembs, s.n. AppiopNl!uid Comma91 I The CONlltutk>n dlctll ... thAt Con- ~ .. to Judge the conduct ol lb membert and to puntah thoee iJJlltv o1 uMthlcel ~ and, With • two- f*de concwrence, expel • n.-mber. The Conlellu1lon .. dur th.I It .. the ieapOI~ ol the Senate ID J'adgl the conduct ol .. ~ and the S.-. Ethk:a Conm WI I II dW'gld .-.~ouett"9~ ... .ct111~ .... 0f COUM, f MV $enMar II .-Illy cl a atrm, he OI ahe ~ -~ fuly. ~a court cancomilctand ~. S.-. to .... the ... "'°" o1. s..tar from the s.-.. the llilP°'.._, ol .. s.w.. Should Co~ Be the Last Word In ,Ju the Ethical Conduct ,,. Members? No. WhM II und'llclil II • lnMMI' fot deftnmon by the consatuency. What .. ..., lhould be detll"*'«I by • tpeeW prc.cutor. At ~ the \IOtlr'I don't car.. • ~ "* ~oent liamout In the 1978-. tlol'f. ~ bed, ~ doml't a.m ... ~no tp«tel praMQltOr MWr\ ~.,..,thew...,.... t-..~ .,.. ... _.... democnc~ .. ., ... hof lllll; and Will. lht ••w .... hid belt be h c:hab cl an fn. valved ~ .• Ccww-" ., .......... hn the •hldbelt-~., •• ....,. ..... ~ Pl~fll I tc>~lhe-bthe ...... . ,, . ~ WILLIE STARGELL He's "Pops" (and Tops) To ·His Teammates And His Kids By mark Goodmon When WUlle Stargell was a boy !POWin9 up In Oektand, Calif .• he recalled reccndy, "rd wall along hitting rocks with a sai:k, and people would come up and ask me why I was do6ng It. rd say that someday I was going to be hitting a bell with a bet In a big stadium somewhere. They'd laugh and say, 'Man, you're In the protects. Forget It.'" WUwr OorneD Stargell -or lAfty ~. at he was known In thoee days -never did forget, even dfter a fractured peMc bone In 1958 prompted doctors to advise him to give up besebeD fcnwr. S1atgeD, the philosopher-slugger ol the Wortd Chal1'1'k>n ~ Pntes, thoufjlt about that alter his team's triumph In the 1979 Wortd Serles. "That ve-' I signed with the Pirates," he remembered. "'V au know, I haven't thot9't about that In~ In years. Wouldn't II be 1omethlng, wouldn't It be a sby If I had to quit altez all thae years OW!l IOmlthing that happened 20 years ego?" As al ol Amalea knows by now, neither the pro;ecta nor the flnt ol a long Mria ol lnjw1es stopped wae 5-gel -As- todatied Praa Att-.. ol the Yur. Sport. Ing Ne..-Man ol they_,. M09t Valuab&e Ptayn ol the fabulous '79 Series against the Baat1more onom. ec>wtnner o1 the Na11onal League MVP award Caking with Kdh Hemanda ol the St l.oWa Car- dN.11). ec>hold. ol Sporfl ltuttrated'• Man ol the Year Award (wtth felow Pitts-- ~ T~ Bradshaw) and a quietly vtcal penonallly named in a recent Nllion- wlde pol as one ol the 10 most popular men In America today. It Is the last nomination that pleases Stargel the most. He readily conceda that. 011G the long wtnter on the hectk, rubber roast beef/wapahot pcas/pe- tentied tpeeeh dm.llt, he got his b6ggest kick out ol simply gdtng to meet to many people. '7hoee llW8lda are nkc," he 1ay1, "but they aren't al that lmpof • tant. People are lmpor1ant. That's why I like ~· The folcs there .. good, honest, God-fearing people. That's why rm -..ng my chlldnn ttme. I w.it them to mm tt.. Important thm9." 5aargel ........ hM lela the need to mp In touch wtlh the Yfitltes during the pllt few months, when tw b8came c.a9lt In the riptide ol INtant celiebrtly. Instant? It may llMm .. a llrange \lllOld to~ to a 39-yea--dd ~ who has been In organized t..t.I for 21 years. But there ... ftne .. In !ipOl'tl bdweert prooW'Mmcl and plea •• ...-.::., between rnerd; betng M\ ..ublltted ~ In the ldlldc oom- rnunlly and a fu"°"1n natklnal oeWlrity. O.J . Stl14*>f1, Julul Ervtng, Torn 5-wr .... ~ JecklOn ... among the i.w modan ma who haw aOIMd thm lne. w-. s..gea )l*.t lhem ... cool. memot"... nlfld In 8alllmcn when his game and Scrta-wlnnlng home run left 8aitmore Orioie out6elder Ken Singleton hanging on the ~ Acid fvnce In frusua- tion. In most ways, It's been a rewarding off. season for Stargel. His fame has p&ain}y ·tw~ 6D his pockets -he's hawking ewrythlng it.. days &om W\se Potato Chips to Remington's 8&.ck Man Shaver. He got to c:owr .. piik, the Pittsburgh Stedm, as an olftdaJ Sports lltustroted ~ In Super Bowl XN. But Stargell aJweys manega to keep his head about him, even If al around him arc ic. Ing lheln. "P~ tww lo ,...._ that I hawn't been pleylrlg belebel .. the. years for the llM ol a.II this. That's not where my priodtla In life lie. rm sd a big old country boy, but not to big that my mother wouJdn't d take a IWttd\ to me i she thought l Wiii getting fancy." So, In the .,,. ol al the hoopla. Stargel has, for~. made sun that he continues to d.YOk -much tlnw • p«*lb&e to the Foundation for Sickle Cd Anania, the often ....,, heredltmy dtMw found prtrnutli/ among bled&:&, horn ~,h a doee friend d*t ..... ~ llQO. Allo, ~ M he II to ha wfe, Dobes, ha IOn Ind ha ..... lowly ~ tw... ~ K-9, Oob9I Ind '°"· w.. Jr .... --togldler on the COYS), 5mgli hell trted to tpend wt.-....... time he'• hed wllh them d~ the -... But he admla. 1"91, *' ~· Mleci If Dob91 WM~ .. the nc*>ltet)f, 5mglil ........... . "Nope ... The he ... ., JUll hope they w.der*>od ........... -9*8 to be.~ wlrlfllr. The .... h9w .. ~ ~_.In tdaool, but MY wtle -well, ..... ~Oft her." Indeed, ~ Md ._ hew ~ the s..,. w b9&t momenb °""the~-T-.o cl W..'• ......... ....... ~ ........... -... .... v.-. ....... ~---thepeMcbone, ....... ~ ... llmlt. • pb:twd l*W In ..... ... .. ,.....-. ....... - fllrt1 ~(lllittltffli~tjit•;r1111•11 r. ( t • 1, I J 1 J 1 l J. '8 J i I !f :· I f i J i J. 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[!i~1 ll 5 r ~t.'f~3 ih lrl~i~~'J !(f6l~ll H1H~lh ij'J ij'ltJf ir i ·~~n~:f -~-j[ ~(- 2 .-:!fl~ti 1~1~r1j~~ •ti -~r:sl~l J IS j. rJ ti jl if!~ fl t ! :· 1 l .~ithlH ·~irl _f s f s 11 r!~;1 Howto T his year an estimated 5 mlDlon to 10 mlllon d1ldren will be lnYOlved In some type ol po6lof\ ecddent In their homes; about 1, ()()() ol tt'8M chiklrcn wll die. The problan, aoc:orditog ID one of the nation's fonimo.t experts on child poisoning, Is that adults undnati· mate ttMJM ... rnil'9Y Innocent sunound- tngs ol the household -p&ants, vttamlnl, .,..,., ctc. In fact. .. IUrpl'Wng .. It MCml, nl>- blng cat.in hoo..P.n• II the n&.UTbr- one CM.lie ol ~ ol chAldNr'I under 5 -a f9AN that hM dooblied In the pMt ·~ ye;m'I abtg wtlh the r1llng popal.tly olho...P.111. Anolher OOfiWllOI\ CW of pci9of *1g II houMhold producta. MScwnty•bw per• cant ol acddcnea lnYOMng diae produas occur when the produda .. In '*· · r.,n. Dr. Anlhony T ..... po .......... deC1 ol the American ~ ol P<*>n Conerol Ccnten. Drugi, lnc.luding vttamlru and Iron pilk, are UC> a P<*f\· tial danger for children Chikircn try to copv de parents' be~. Here .e ways to prOled yow child • Store houtehokl products and medkilia Ml**ly. out ol 9'!jlt and out ol reac;h ol ctiadnn; k>eX ttwm up when pomtie. • When taldng rned.ldnes or drugs, do It out ol the sight ol chMdia\. • If you do buy medica la th.It c.ome In -'-I pedaglng. be ...... to tMe advan- .. ol ttwm. The herd-to-open apa hwe ~In reducing ....... po61of\lng by ....ty 200 pcrcant. but nany adults git luy lbau.t ~ the cap properly. • I you 1n Ulling a produd when ail.d ID ltw door « phorw, tllk. It wilt\ you, "' rftm'I ID .. -..ge. • K.-p ~ out ol a chief's rwmc:t.. • Wr1M ttw ~-number ol yow physician or pobon control center or · holpbl and aaach It to yow tidlpho. ... educm <*Mr c:hlldrm and Wiy .... how to UIS the f1Ul'llba. ~ pnwntlon II A I re.l, you ~-be.--.olthe~ ... ol ~q. Thee lncble nM&Ma, vomta- lng. r.pd brud\lng. more a1ltabllty "' t' I I J* .. than utuaJ and tJwn. on the lpaor~. "ti a ~ aicddent does occur, be- eot'*lg ~ II the went thing an aduJI c:an do," ays T~. "Calm In you rDOW ...... " Take it.. *SJe Iha. t./ore ci.-ng an,,onc: fl-. f a:poeed ID the aabmnce, should be WMtwd gmdy wtlh plsnty ol w.m (or 116) for 10 ID 15 nmuta wtlh ... had open. Do nae alow Yldlm ID rub~. Sldll apoeed should be WMtwd with llll'git amountl ol wmr, and then WMtwd ..... wtlh 909'> ' pollltie . ....... should be~ lnltde and the twTnfuJ ...... ,...-nowd. EwnN far any buma. cu11 or unusual co&ortnga. Then ~ out the mouth with • cloth and wael'I ~ wllh ..... I/ QIUlllk polaott lwa ,,..,, ..ahNd, ,,,.. ~ f/W '**"' orw CK Mo ....,.. o/ ,,. (« lllOllllr} . • , • I • ' tqJped. lhould be rauned ~by ertlftcal,....... tlon; do not *>P unlll brealtq....,,..... AJw--. crudJril ......... ......,, then ....... b ~ ID .._ yolM' locail pallor\ oon9'ol mrdlr, ......, ---icy room or fldy ~ lMy rmy t« 4111wid fwt you ~ ~ and f IO, you thou)d do It~ wllh eyrup o/ ip.coc -the "'°" lmpol1Mt item to haw In your home (ava!Wlle wtthout • ~.any phmnwty). Ot.,.....ol~~ IUCh .......... down .. __,., • .._or .. llllWIFlllr-.. not•• t.cllleand~-~,... .... cb:e••••" .......... -.. .......... °' hM 1u'llo..t dJIM ' -or olhs --.~Dr.T .... -.bil ~lhol.*t ........... ..... NNdild b4o ID"" ....... pwaallll Anllwhm~goto ............. .. ..--coMw • ,.._,........_ ~ tD ...... holplll pe ...... " ... '.... ..... ... How to Cut Your Income Tax to Zero Tax laws say you don't have to pay taxes even if you earn between $15,000 to $35,000 or more! Nobody likes to pay taxes. And the tax laws in this country say you don't have lo. Most people think that the wealthy arc rhe only ones who can save thousands of dollars each year on their taxes. bur anybody with an average income can take advantage of the tax laws. Mark Haroldsen reels that paying more taxes than you have to is a waste. Learn how you too can begin to legally cut your taxes to zero. Let me explain exactly what I mean. Tax shelters are· nothing more or I~ than taking advantage of the tax Jaws that were put there for a reason. The reason is to help you and motivate you to invest so you will help the economy of the United States. (Your investment doesn't have to be cash, either. It can be just a bit of your time.) Ute key to saving on your taxc-s is a liu1e 1hing called "depredation". You Stt, the U.S. Con- gress years ago decided that depreciation oncer- tain kinds of properties could be deducted from your taxable income. Depreciation in theory means that your property goes down in value because of physical as well as runc1ional deterioration even though, as we all lrnow, in real life those same properties actually go up in value every year. Here's a simple example: Let's say you bought a S7S,000 income property and you bought it entirely'with someone else's money - and I can show you how to do that -how mU<'h depreciation and tax savings would that give you? First of all the monthly rent you'd receive rrom your property would pay off your loan (this is called a self-liquidating loan) so you'd end up with a property that was paid for by someone dse. Aad that's not evm counting the tu advantqe. The 1ood news is that your property would 1ive you $6,250 in depreciation-all of it would be deducted from your taxable income. But that's noc an. If you are now makin1 Sl0,000 a ytar and you bouaht three propmia like the one above you could cut your income wrbill tOJ.CfO. (Boch federal and state.) But that's still noc all. By ulina your cash rate witdy you can improve your propentel by tm to tlrirty·fiw pa'CleftC and tM« woukl ln- aaK ~ net worth by s.11$0 to S7&. 7SO a ,_.. (laflMk>n by ktdf wiJI do a loc of your work.) So now. cwa it ,our lncamt h oaly S IS.000 to SJS.GOO a ,_, ,_ cm qelft ellil1 _.n mou&h property wilh enough depreciation that your tax bill is zero or close to it. And you can buy those properties without any cash of your own. Bul wait a minute you say, how do I buy property with other people's money and in- crease my net worth by so much wi1hou1 paying taxes? Well. I thought you might ask so I'm ready with the answer. In fact, I wrote a romplcte book about i1. Now don't get u~I and stop reading now! I know most books wri1tcn on tax sheller and the buying of income property arc fairly difficult, complex and confusing, but mine is not. I wrote ii in language which anyone can understand and I know ii works, because I've done it myself. In just 48 mon1hs I netted over one million dollars and paid less taxes in tho~ years 1han the guy that makes $20,000 a year. Oh, yc-s, and I want to sdl cop~ of my book HOW TO WAKE UP THE Fl:VANCIAL GENIUS INSIDE YOU! This will not only show you how to save lhousands of dollars on your taxes (or evm reduce them to nothina> but it also will show you how to build a very larac net wonh of several hundred thousand dollars or add S.SOO or S l ,000 10 your monlhly paycheck. Now, if you can't quite believe cvcrythin1 I've said (I don't really blame you. Most people, includin1 myself, arc basically scepcics.) then I would encouraae you to check me out. Call or write my bank (Utah First Bank), or the SaJt Lake Chambcor of Commm:e, all in Salt Lake City, Utah. Also, when you order, why don't you postdate your check by 3'> days -and I 1uarantee and promise I will noc cash your check for at 1a11 lO days, thereby aivina you dmr to read my material and benefit ftom le.Ir there'• an,.hi"I and l mean anythlna 11 aU you don't llk.e, then scad my book beck and we'll ICDd you ,oUr ~ beck the same clay. But if you're ,cMna co do 1omcddna. do it NOW. Don'c puc this ..-per dowa witboul au- ing action. In fact, if you've decided to order or if you have any quntions. go to 1hc phone right now, pick ii up and call 801-973-4053 and you can order by credit card. (The same 30 day guaranltt appli~ to credil card buyers.) The in- vcs1mcn1 I ask you 10 make is only S 10. I can of- fer my formulas and methods at lhis low price because of my huge volume. Incidentally, more than 400.000 people have already bought this book through rhe mail and I have literally thousands of lcslimonial stories of how people have saved thousands of dollars on 1heir taxes and buih their net wor1h by hundreds of thousands of dollars. Herc's a small lis1 of some of the things that this publication is guarantttd to do for you. II will show you how to: • Shelter your income by legally avoiding paying federal or state income taxes. • Add cash to your monthly salary. • Benefit from innation rather than being hurt by il. • Buy income prOj>Crtic-s for as little as SIOO down. • Bt'gin wi1hout any cash. • Put SIO,OOOcash in your pocket each time you buy (without selling property). • .Double your as~s every year. • Allow you to travel OM week oul of every month. • Reinvest your tax savinas for twtl greattt tax shelter . Noce: All this can be done immediately and without leavin1 your job. but after you ace 10· ina. you may want to quit. Te ..-. simply take any str.e paper and write on it the words .. FINANCIAL GENIUS" [)qJc . A0-311 . Send with your name, address, c:hect 0t money Otdet' f« SI0.00, to me ltlMt 0 . Hal~.2611South IOJOWese,Selt Lalt~ Oty, Ucah 14119. As llOOllllS we ftCeM it~ I will lmmedilldy tend you a copy by rctum mail. We can Imel you a copy or Matk'1 book today if you'd raahcr use your cmlit carcl. SimPtY caD 111 • 1..-1)-97).G). .... ...... ,, - • Q. < a .. .. • II> B • c .. FREE PLUGS Lady Plugs In iaGrass I Money Tne, FREE! UP TO 200 AMAZ.OY PLUGS DURING SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Br Jedi T • .Mu--.~ IJI water 1t. Every year I see people pour more and more mo ney into their lawns. They dig. fenilize and lime. They rake it all in. They scatter Lheir seed and roll Birds love it! Seeds which aren't washed away by rain give them a feast. But 10me seed grows. and soon it's time to weed, water and mow, mow ... until summer comes to bum the lawn into bay, or crabgrass and diseases infest it. That's what happens to ordinary gnm, but not to Amuoy 7.oysia. "MOWED IT lllMES: WWITD WOMAN For example, Mn. M. R. Mitter writes me how ber lawn ..... is the envy of all who see it. When evqrbody'a lawns around here are brown from drought ou.n just stays • gRell .. evet. rve never weterod it, only when I put Lbe plup in ... Last summer we bad it mowed (2) ~ Another thi.na. WC never have to pull any weeds-it's jusi wonderful!" And from Iowa came word that the 1tate'1 lajgest Men's Garden Club picked a 7.oylia lawn • the "top lawn -Midy perfect" "iii its area. Yet thia lawn bad been waleftd only once all summer up to A..,_I CHOKa OUT CMMRUI Tbtck, ricb, 1Hurioua, atablislted ~ "°"' ilDeio • c.pet al .,.. that cboka out cnqr.. aad weede ... -loo&-,_ ..._,.,. ....... _.. End erOlion of .... wfth Awy. • Perfect .... ror~.-. p&ay"WOnl-. . NO NEED TO RIP OUT PRESENT GRASS-PLUG AMAZOY INTO OlD LAWN, NEW GROUND OR NURSERY AREA Just set Amazoy plup into boles in ground like a cork in a boctJe. Plant I foot aput, cbeckerl>oard style. When planted in eaisting lawn areas plugs will spread to drive out old. un- wanted growth, inducting weeds-from pan shade to full sun. Goes off ics green color after killing frosts. Begins regai& ing its gRen color at the time when the temperature in the spring is con- sistently warm. This, of coune, varies wir.h climate. Easy planting insuuctions witbord« ""'°""~al,.,,,,,, ........... Eacablisbed Amaoy gives you 7.oysia plup to planr in other areas• desired! OON7 8E lllSl.EOI THElfE IS Ollfl y """AMAZOY ,.,,..., ...... tat.ea ftom .... w.c z.'2 ,.,...,_ 7.oJlia ... auw- uteed. wiateT~ fw l Ml yeara under the Hpcrvtaloa of trained~ 0... HALF-••tuoN .._ IOld t So ctoa'I tile ch •_,.It fofaior ...... .._. ~ .... , .... '~ ·~ ..... ,,~ ........ ............. ~ .. , Every Plug Guaranteed to Grow In Your Area • In Your Soil .AlllAZOY WOtf'1' ... 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It cuts pushing a noisy mower in the blilterina sun by ~. NO SEED. NO 80DI There's DO teed that prod~ winter- hardy MeyeT Zoysia. Sod of ordinary ar-briop witb it the problems al ICIOCI: like weeds, dilews, bumina out, odw:r .. Se\le time, wart. money. Phaa •A-.,,. ..,.. .._ _,.... .._ -""""'" ., u.a. ...... ..--... .. ........ ...... ____ ___ Order now for your FREE Bon&ls Plugs. -._... ......... A--30 to. 2511 _, o...i onic. .. -.. "' ............. 0-..-Ill 21117 ,.._ __ ,........,_~- a ML SUI ~-:.:r: q ':.::' ~ ttNl ,._.._., 9A& ·-TOTM. ... TirTM. ... ..--"' ,. "'-flllllll q::.:-,.. ...... .... mM. -'17" "'-'l~::-:.· ,.._.,.AIR' =~ •n-::.-.... -SP. •-· o a..o ...._o..r o-. 0 ....,a... hull..._ __ _ Gl!ll------------NAM __________ _ ....... =._ --... .... -...... ... ...... ....., AOOfWM--------.. .............................. CITY ----.... ... .... •n• r r ------------...,-. -SfAn:---------,Df''---! ._... ..... ~.. --._ ___________ .. --e..;_--~~---~-------~_,...~--------~ PEOPLE QUIZ/ 8y John E. Glbeot't heroG\e In the mcMe. 5. Trus. s..da Ill Ondnnad's General Hoiipi.J ~ cir'6c hew shown ttWlt cmoClon.ly ••-.d"* people run a n.k al COilbadlng wtwt tpedehts term dneno neurcJllll by ..,~ fSms which deal thninttrJa91 wtdt we.as of the rNCBbrc and occull. Reectkins may In- ~ ~dalUc ¥'"'*'°" of Insomnia, ex- cbbQ!ry, ~. ~. Bill deer 1111 ~ ~and pmatl0'8." llllJ 11lUE OR FALSE? 1. M°'1ia haw a direct effect on the at· ~. outlooic and bdwivior of a wat many people. I . Hao worship of a movie sar or ocha- celebrtty tells a lot about a penon. S. MoYies P"OYfde a v&luable release &om MfVOUI Wnlllon. 4. For people who Indulge tn romantic fantalles suggeAed by the ~. the herotne Is more lmpoftant than the hero. 5. There are 90Cne movies that certain ~ should never Sff. ANSWERS l . T~. Studies at the Unlwrslty of North Carolina have demonstrated that mows frequently moctvaee a viewer to perform acts "related lo lhoee he has Men on the ICJeeT\." Furthermore, It Is noeed that the movte may lncreue for hJm the Importance of the freedom to do IO. Thus, seeing an actor behave tn a oertaln way wlll lncreate the viewer's moctvdon lo do ll<ewiM and lncreasc the Impor- tance of being able to do IO. I. Trw. Scudla of such hero worship, conducted at the Untverslty of Virginia, show that "when wc dlOOle or create heroes ... we teD one another how we see the world and what we take to be the most Important things In our Mva. Through our heroes wc announce to one another who and what we really are." The findings show that when a personage II singled out for hero worship, he or the ts utualy the embodtment of what the lndMduat strtva to be but meNga to ap· pr'Olllimate only on lhoee rare ooc:at60111 when his "balm Hf" Is In the .oendarl· cy. The hao, It II pointed out, pnMdcs a model, sometimes *'1pWytng dedaon· mMlng for h6s edmtr.r by the author1ty of a behMoral pdlm and code offend for lmMa&n. Ord~. hao ~does not lnc:tialle any mental or emoCionel abena&n, for It II noted that wit 11 J>C)lll- bla for one to mM. a contldeable emo- tional lnWltt1 oent In a hero (or hnoine). and .wr'I lo aldow him wtd'I qwiltles more iantaslmd tt.n real, wtthout mak· Ing .ny ~break wtth raMty." It .. oblerwd, howewr, that hero wonh_, :::a.,~~~~z.~ wnealltloo breallt down. I. lru•. Mny l'nOV... MrYC to tl•lilp(Wt the vlewel' from .. penonel wontlt and ~ .....,.. him to rm .ld NCun'I to hll own problems with a blnlr penpec:tw. UnlYawly of T oron· to tlUdla lhow, ~. thM thll 11 not true ol ol mcMw.. th.t Nm. ~18 *°'* ..... " lhemet do not hew ... .a.ct. •. nu.. n. -the conduillon of ~ ol ~a.diet ol hundNds °' ............ W'llllqi .... 'tr' An6- !19: '1N mcMe ~...Md~ ~II then h hlro to 1111pooden11 cl boft..., who NpOltld t.rM 1°11 ... ..-t bv "'°*'conlllnl. • ~ ~ ol a - p9nallon, • -........ ttwt low f.n. Pll//&.'t W91.'t, .. t. -• tt ta8es among mela ~ to be direct and, thm!fore, imdw the~ ID. While among women. eroek:ism may entllll W' ldenlticdon con~onent im1oMng the It's abo!lt lii11e JOU got al the i1C0111e tax brealm you're e11tilled to! .. A sunt S,slMI tD save mt JOl8'taxes save llt11e ..t headaches tao. • If you arT audiltd by the IRS -you rould ~·ly &a~ hund!Tds. l"Vttl thousands ol dollars Watch t~ audilor·s fa~ when you pull out your TAX SAVER SYSTEM. ·Locs o( peoplt ~away with murckr on thei r illC'Om<' lax." You·~ probably twrd that~ oltm <'llOVgh. ~II. the facto( the mattt'r is quit<' differml. As any tax expm will tell you. moet tax pa~ don't t.ake full advan1age o( all the tax brt!alcs they 'rr kgaUy e"t1tkd to. And it's a very~ bet that indudts you! ............ ,... ........... ~ m.I e«m of tax Nvtnp is told in ina@lific:ant bits o( paper. Chttkouc countt'f' ta~. saa slips. toU rtnipts. A vcritabk blizzard of them. Yet wt' hd them awrry IOmt'W~ -anywhere -and ru.p about our business. Recripcs r~ Biu~ Trouel. lei's say. Mllliml. HOM4 /'"Jl'OCiernn.t. CharitabV Ca«tnb1d10Q. Or any of the numerous cat~ for pouibk tax <kductions. 1111 tU IMlt l'riiiM" r 0 lf'L This sturdy. handsome. easy-lo-carry· with·you tax aid ~err~ •. It's port&· bit-enough. and ~looking~ -lo kttpon youroff~desk. Or carry m your attachccnc. So you·~ bound to 1tt it of· ten. and be mnindtd to stow your little white~ o( pep.er in the nght -the safe -~. 1111 llfliiW I .. llft'I J ..,._ • ~hours ol valua~ ti~ -and many dollars-in your tu mum prq>eration becauw you·~OJpniud ~reedy. Your records and <kductions •~automatically in ordt'r. • If you ha~ to Pf"PlCT for an audit - save up to hundmfs of dollars in prole. sional time chariet by having your l"fC!Ofds atturatdy orpniud -l'Ndy to go. H(' knows you01T W('ll Pf°<'P&~. You0ll Stt th111fits JtO a littlt d1ff<'rently than they might hav<'. ... ,... ... , .. ..,.~ ........... ta ...... .,. ...... NOT AVAILABLE ANYWHERE ELSE. Remmiber. your TAX SAVER can ONLY he purchased d11't'Ct at the sp«ial price of only $14.95 plus a small~ f« postag(' and handling. SPECIAL TAX BONUS! The cost of your TAX SAVER SYSTEM itself is Fully tax dtduct1b&t-Anotht-r definitt savi~' . If vou don't f~ this hand'90m<'. uwful. prBctical tax aid can sa~ you many ti~ its modest ~ -just rrtum ii in 10 days for a full refund And don't tvcn It'll us why! Important records like thewcao' do you• bit of good if you can't find them. And who M ·1 h' oda N I • bo · can loc:ace them days. Wttka or months a1 l is t y. ""!"· ts a ut time you got a ~ak oo your taxe-s. latt'f'. But when Y()U haw t~ uniqut' ,.--------------------------, TAX SAVERSYSTEMont~job-I • ... f19o1111Qwpa~ Con1umtr Product• Oiviaion 2 t~'a t'Wrythi~ you nt«t _ ju.t 3810 Paute Awn~. S«. Lou~. M1uouri &3125 . when you need it. I YESI I ~•inly would lib to htvt! the TAX SAVER SY~M 10 kftP ~-=••a ht'• jull 10 .-~ doubtr IU~ you get ~poMblc tax bfak ~"" . to you, 10" 11 bt IW'dving ~ .t no extl'M.'hergtt -J. K. a......f 1 famou9 ·vouR INCOME TAX POR 1980." It mtll1 for S3.95. So that'1 S3.9S you·~ tawd. And that'• juett~~ni.. all ;.~tH Information eaf«' mld handy. Send mt_, TAX SAVEil SY S. I mcbr tl4.~ plut '1.25 thi~ end handlina fOfffdl &y.um •• total ol 116.20. I undmlt.nd that I me_y mum the TAX SAVER SYS'raM within 10 day. 'er a full Mund If not l~ly e.a11efifd ~ -'cC' d'tdl .,.yabW tO' Osqia ~ <:orp. Namt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Addr'tM~_...~~~~~~~ ......... ~~~~~- ac, ~ Zip_ "'--bM to._, a Ammc.. ~ a V"9 0 M8ltC'r ~ No. ~ion date ----- L------~-----.-----~~--~-------------------_-J John Cheevet's ~~ghtet, Susan, Succeeds In H~OwnWrite ,~~~~ C lo6lmed In the laJe yelow guaa bedroom at the bottom ol the h<>UM, pounding aW8y • the~ ..... had worked wlt'I b men than ttwee rnonlhs, Susan OleSW1 knew that lhe was nearing the ·end of her Int nowt. II ~ llM the ftnlth of a marathon. Jull mlnutet alter the last Mnwnce was wrttten, a teJe. gram came from a friend 4,000 mllcs away In New Yoril, awn· Ing to try to Ml the INWIUIC:ript. Ml was happy -juJf eat.atic o" ...,.. the 36-yar-dd a..wr. the oldest child ol novdst John Oleewr. '1'he whole thing ol Mttlng out to wnte a novel - and doing It -was a fabulous high. I was happier at that mo· ment than rvc *" ever Ale:e." Now, almost two years later, Cheever seems far away from the village of Fayence, where she lved that summer wt\lle writing her nowl, Looldng Jor \4,btk. Pubkhed by SVnon Bt Schutter three months ego, the book II the ICmlautobtogi ... Susan and John Cheeucr: Ulce /other, 111'e daughta. lcal llOfY of a young woman's growing .W-reabalion. Olecvc's plans had goete1 off the WoUnd when CaMl Tomkins, the man the was ro· manlicaly In l.'Okled with. per· suaded her in 1978 to luw her wrrtng )ob al /'k111$U1ftk magi· line and had b the South of France ~ ftgured that ft coWd )Wit afford ab! months then II she told her car, td her vac.ation pey, a tax ,..fund -and ltldehed. What happa led lor her Wiii • low alt• wtlh the typcwrlcr "I coWd.n' ..,, ... Of talk ab(x'1 anything •. ~ she uys wtlh a la~. 'The book juJt apioded out -wry ~ and rew. Its ~ 11 lls energy" The book (which recetved mbted ...WWS) was eold quickly for $20,000 and then the movte rtghts gar· ncred anom.r $25,000. The woman who dac:rt>a he life In Looking fex ~ .. makes frequent changes ol cry and heart and ew:ntually ac · qurcs a long-~t-after )ob as a Wik at N.w.uieet N.ned Salley Gardena (because Q\4ICWf ~t It a "good name for aomeone who's IOl1 ol ltupkf about low 1 . the pro· tagonllt II the da.us#*r ol a II-"! .d gencnly mytNrious oolege prolellOI. ~says thla cti.nc:. II not b...s on t.. own ,..__ The book lolo- lows s.lly ~ • bed "*" rtaga ~·,own ~ to Rob91 CowMy, '°" ol wrbr/edlclr MKolin Cowley broke up .... l9Wrl yan) and ~ ... Seley ..... k> ,...... pollllM ... to...,,, her olmia -~amon ~ .ao.t .. '1ooldnig lor wodt" -Iba ...,.... ..... ..... OliMY9 ... Ihm much ol the nowt coma out ol t.. own CipelleilOI, but lhe ..,.. lhe hblcb lilt.le raemblance to s.ley: "Or nwybe .,.t ol me • .. Mor-.bawhjeona, I hope rm blll9lr m ~ --ofmy ... ltm\.t.11.I know I'm leN paulve." &.I), ,.,,.,.,, It e I 0.,/ ...... ,,,,". • .. m 0 'a. o •,....~• . .--.- I ftays rtflY. always Indignant r; I'm the ldnd ol penon who. i when my t.tler used to take me for a~ on Sunday, couJdn't be. • tNt the ttora were shut and would hurl mysd agaln5' the windows " Chccvcr's dtrnpWd smie and direct. wryly humoroU! manner bdit the a11g11 she sea In her· Mlf She dacribes a very differ· mt childhood from the one she .r out for Salley In the book 1Mrt were no famous wrtlen and "Intellectuals" visiting the Cheever home. The f.amlJy dldn 't ltvc on New York's ritzy Sutton ~. and thee was no extra~. Instead. Chftwr flew up modatJy In • remodeled t.ool shed on a b6g aiate In Scar· borough, a suburb outside New Yoril Oty. She read In· casantly. "1 was totally un· popular and never went out ol doon. I was this fat, white slug of a chlld, and that upset my parents." O\eCWI dalms that her father's name hasn't opened any doon. Her frimd Peter Matson. who handled her book and who II now her agent. says, Mlt doan 't hurt to haw a last nlml llM Olerwr ()( RockefcJ . in. But l's not true that the book wouldn't haw *" pub- llstled without It." l----------~--=--~---~-----------APPlY HERE ()ppor•ur t I l•dl' ne11"r l"'f'r bPtll'r u11 l.iy Ar•r' I fc..ru·<, YGu I II .irn d •kilt 11 d gf't .Jr1l11.it IP Pxper1ent I' L ft Army · Navy Air Force Name . ,,,, Address Phonr I Sc 11ool .,, •• C.00. [ J In H•gh School Now O High Sr 11001 Gradu.11r Oirlh Datt• ramlly WN•kly 416/80 Q{,9t offers a wide variety of training pro- M t't' F (I" 11(' Apt II l I' or a lifetime. 1 llowances. ental care . 1s. You'll earn 1ith pay each ice to travel. anctserve building """'n ""• .... end In the _,..J --· -· -· _ .. ,·-,_.Jr local recruiter. There's no obligation . .... lfS I llEll IHCED ml~ •, • Actua.I Siu! 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Coe total unou.m due -1 --- Pleuc ~: D BenbmcriatdtVia OM~ No. --------!II>· Da.~ ... --- ScnaNR ------------ fOI OtAl.G£ OlDBS .... CAIL TOU. IUI JOfOUISA DAY -1 .... .UI·._ Se-ocfco ___________ _ Acldraa _______________ ___ . I I Barbie (Sigh!) Turns 21 Sy Suson Lapinski Vldd Carpentier Is 9 years c*i and wants to look just .. Barbie when she wows up. "Barbie has blond hair, k>ng flnganella, she's taJI and has long eyelMha." Vldd 511y5 en- ttmdesf!caDy. "She's p-r-e+t-y." l.Jke many other fans of the 11 Y,-lnch, vinyl-plastic fashion dol. Vllld owns men than just a.b6e. SN also hM Bmtile's lllde silaa, Slclpper, e.ti6e's ~. Ken. and ~ ~ do4hes k> outfit the wtm fmnily for days. Thanks k> rni9ons of an.a ~ llc.e V8dd -and .., aetrnaa.d 2,000 !JOWn·up col- lecas M well -Barbie II one al Amatc:a's most~ popular dons. ln the nm than two decades lince she was ftrsl Introduced to the k>y trade, ap- piQl(b nmly 116 mtaon Barbie famiJy doll tl.ve beat IOld. And dapMie shfUng IOdal tNnds and IPO'acbc atlllcks from her atacs. "*9 .. looking bettier than ever for the leggy ltds docheshone In her 2 ht bSthdaiy yar. No one, not even Barbie's creaton. thought she would wea so wen. "I can't be&eve anyone In his wlldest dreams could haw predicted she'd be around this long," says Jack Fox, spokesman for Manel, he .. the a:Jr11)111'1Y that h launched Barbie at the New Y 00< Toy Fair in March. 1959. I.age. life.me dolls were popular that ye.-, and professional toy bu~ were not very enthusiastk: about the diminutive doll displayed In a one-piece striped swim- suit. But Barbie took off In the stores. and onoe her poten- tl a I became known. Mattel dldn 't JU1t play around wtrh 1111 hot property. Reuucheu talwd to dUld psychologists, Interviewed J*ftS and ob- serwd chidren In ~ situa- tions. All a ,.. suit of their ...... Mia.I contt,uaed to rn.a. _,.... In BlltJle ~ .... ~:~her hM' tor ...... ~; twln9 her bendlbW "**for'** pol(na: and~ her wlh '°""' al the moll .... .,.'$ dolt-. -~lhltllllesjlrla-Mdtti.i' madwt -h9d Cll9 .... , ........ .,......,,...,mv fnt Barb6e, .. recall Ruth Conk of the Bronx. "I thou!td. ThJs Is raly cute. hn- eglrle the dodMs It* dol could wear ... Ruth's da'9*J p8yed wtrh six Bllb6es beb-. her 1n..-turned k> other things. Then Ruth took owr the collet· tlon. She now owns around 300 BllbW famly dols and pubklles The hlmo· tlonal Barbie Doll Colledofs a.-u., a monthly MVI I ,.! wld\ rnqn th.I 500 subad>es. (Mamng addrem: P. 0 . Box 79, Dept. FW. Bronx, N.Y. 10464>. What Is It 8bol.d BllbW that bep both ~ and old owners marr.erimd? s.tM partilans say It II her~ and dwm, whle aides point to her overt sexuallty and rampant rMterialWn. Barbara SpW1g of the Womm •• Action Aa.nc.e. a WOUP lhm promotes nonscxllt educ.a· tlon. calls Barbie ... poor role moder" and "a ¥Tihol ol mlUrialldc Amertcan val- ues." 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And cutttng down on caloriet can best be done wtrh o sens!He, nubtious diet , redlcr than one of the cunmt fad <bets, which provide only tempocary results end lack the n~n you need Here are tome facts and fall•· cle$ about dieting. Fallacy: F•ting la a Good Way to LoM Wft9ht F ACr: F atdng Is en e:xc.dc:nl way to simply lote wei;u -but h Is neither safe ~ uklmately effectlve. The Idea of ~t control Is leamlng to Ive wlh food. not without It. Today a popular approach to f astlng ls the ~modJfled f attlng H diet, l.l(hlth lnduda o prate.In supplement and ed<Wonal vita· mlns and mlnerak The eddl· don of ixotein theordk:.a1Jy lawns some of the more dru· lie side effects of fatting. tpedf. lcoly by preventing the body from raiding the protein In Its own mutdn and vital Of98N and thereby utillzing mainly Its stoc"es of fat. Bo1 many protein supplements are of such poor quality that they are useless. Wtth or without the addition of protein, any prolonged fast· Ing-type d6et Is lllcaly to be acx:ompanled by IUCh '6de el. fec:t1 u hair Iota, mutde wok· neu. dlmnas. neUNa, bad· aches, conlltpadon end CYC11 nervous disorders. Beceute of the resulting ~ In body chemittty, even water paten· del danger cx.ltl1 '°' dlctst who may be prtdllpoeed -olten wit. no prtor knov.41 • -to ~. kldn.y. hellt Of gllllr'O· ~hid 111oblac••· Al. bat. flllllng 'iVa only t•mpor.Y raulb. /U wont, It CM\ be dlNllroul. F allecy: "'Low· c.tbohydrate• Dim tWp You G.t Thin Faet FACT: II'• true thlt • chide lmi· Wof\ d ~ hllM can lead to tempcw.-y weight Iott. But ClOntidcr the .tfect thal HEALTH Facts & Fallacies By De. Frederick J. StOle o.nd °'-Ehabeth m Whebn IF10UIEED TO BUllD UP YOUR BLOOD DON'T COUNT ON VITAMINS Iron poor blood is the most widespread nutritional ailment in America today. In fact, it's a problem that millions of American women face. And all the vitamins in the world can't help, because vitamins don't contain iron. Take Geritol, America's #J iron and vitamin supplement. Gerit.ol is so rich in iron, just one tablet each day gives you more iron than even a pound of calf's liver. Plus vitamins important to your health. Geritol will actually build iron poor blood back to normal. That's what makes it different from just plain vitamins-and so important to you. tuch • regimen hat on yow-~--------------------------------' body; Ant, • ~ low In c.bo· hydraita promota tiempOr8ry NII loM, which leads IO dehy· .. ,.,,.,,-.,, ....... - dr.uon. to. of w-.r means ·lo• of ~t. but dw 11 not loa of fed Second. tuch • d6cs aoon becoma unlntie1atir19, and the ~we~••d the loodl lnduded. n. ~ eow.s .. • good plllh to ...._. conftl, N I llln't. The pidllan t.. II M the .._ liln't.-a~w.ad mull and Wore long, havtng tnd ol • bomg menu, he wll ~ Nlh.Wn to .. old adng Mb1t1 TIM~ tn&ly "bl" q'*'dy NIUml. w. .-food wlh .. .,.,,.. ol nUlltilntl -~ ~ ~-to.....,owboct. In IOpCJt*i6'i ~.' "°" WMt .., -~ ~ end ~. there It only one WllY -• aa. d • varied eta.land a.a.~. F~: ~~nr. Diet FACT: ~ daiml have ..... mede._..~ ..... In the ..... aim~· from i... .._., canes ol the cobn Mid ocher maladies. ~ rae.ardt \Mah animals nOf .-tudia of Amer1caru on hlgfi fiber diets ltAPPOft this ~ A few yan ago. o 8rttlth re· M.-ch ~ obMrved that the incidence of .wral dltorden was mucti Iowa In oataS\ de· Ye.loping countries of Africa than In Western countries. The difference semwd to be that thew Afncans consume ex tremely ftbfous diets while Amencana tend towlWd an ex· Cfls of proceued, low-fiber foods But the fact still r«mains that . on the average, Amer leans Ive much longer than memben of the African groups Thus, great numben of these Afrbnl ttmply don't live long enough to dcYelop the types of dbeMe that gmcr&lly appear In middle °' o6d age &en. fbow wget.ables ond reiated foods ore good·tastlng. nutntious c:ontri>udons to ony diet tf you haw• prob6ml wth consttpadon , lnc:rtaMd fiber wUl probobty brtng relief But it does not conltlt\lte the Msave-your· life~ diet Indeed, too much fiber can bmd wtth other nutri· ~ tn the lntatines and In· terfere wth proper absorpdon of YllAI eiefMnts needed by the body Fallacy: The Gtapcfrult Diet Perionm Mirada FACr: The ongtnal ~grapefruit diet" was one of the handles ap· plied to the so-<:alled MMayo Diet," which has never been In any way connected wtrh the Mayo Olnlc, although many cit.ten owr the years have been led to beUew otherwbc. 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Fm the"*'· the Int *P ... ...,,,.., ~ • llboratory procedure that can .a doc-'°"' whd'8 c. not fw1her tallng and lllltrch aft MC y. It ~ A aperm count. an ..._,.,it d how ac- ttw the tpCnn .. and how normal they .. 1n .. andWii:>e.Thaem11ar. dons routlnely at W. ~t the counlry. &dally, at .._. 60 percent d • man'• lpe'1TI lhou.Jd be ~ fONC'd In • ltrWghl h . If~ .. not mcMng .... ... moving only ~dy c. .. maloog onliJ sicllW prow .. fCJnfolel'd, tomahlng .. wrong. Normal th.pc .. Mo lrnpclranl Poor Mmcn qu.aty lndk.Mln oniiJ tt\M thue's sonwthlng wrong. /u thia point, the pllllent ga. a c:omPnt aamlnadon, which lncbia • medk.al and MXUal hllklry. The actual c.au.e d meAe lnfer1I&. ty can be need to any number d phytk:al ailmmta -.__ such - muq11, 1Ubaalb9, gonorrhell; di. orders such -dlebna; apoeur'C llO radldon c. C*tlln medidna; alerglc ructioru; abnonnabua In genital ~•imt. Evwn body he.et and ~ mAllt an .t.d Mr9y. S.-, anmty " and «111C6>f.i ......... ., t.dors '° be C01i.9del~. ~. In ords 10 "· feet fe1llly, *-mmt be d aireme pl~· -not )Ult ttw cWiJ p.-...- d • and work. But, by ... the moll COllWiiOll ~ d ~ .. uorioomle, • cordMkll1 In wNcih ~ Bows bec:b.d down • wflr\ tow.d. ,....., than ~ from, the "" ..acle B..ed on Iha own lbda, Amtlar and ~ .artiut. 39 percent 54111 ~ COlldillOn caate d INatll- ty ... too NiJj'I c. too low ~ d tema'I. In thee c-.-, tonW c;oup. haw t..n ~ '° ech6ew ~ by iolowtrlg a dodor' I lnmudk>ri -to IGUAI '9chrUque. Sauai pl~~ for about 10 pacent o1.a c-.-o1 ma lnfer1lllty. n.. moll vMdespwt d ~ .. ~. the ~ '° dhn lnmatl c. cunpa.. ICJWiM rdations. Many <JI ~ CMIS are In up to half of all chlld'-aa coupiea. It' a the man who tan't fertile -but thetea hefp avollable. d al mMI lntertlllty to thla CC>ldtk>n. A ~ can be mi.de on ttw bMa& d • phy9c.al cxamNlk>n, and YWlcoc:itie can be toe1ec:t.d by .... opadon th.t requires only en owmigt1t ay In the holpMal. Alttn augay, 70 patient d pe- lienb ahow lmp'Owmcnt In IGnll"I quaa . ty and more than 50 pcrcerlt d than arc able '° tathe • child. (Bctw.ri 15 and 20 percent d al mm h.w • vm'lcoode, but In IOme c:.lllCI, tanen quaky ii unaf· fected, and 10 an opaalkln II not rwcun-y.) Another 20 percml d al mak lnfa1ll. ty i. due to a ~ d hannonlll d»- ordcn. Oftm thete abnormalllla -and o4her. tt\M bb:k "*"' proc:kdoft - can be corNCt9d W. honnal ie tha.py But thee .. the triddat pt~ '° nu -CYen ldenllfytng undatytng he.· men-' ll1ib.a.as can be a long-mm and apcnstw pt• ipQllOoft. ~. noc phylical. 1n ori!jn. and ttw d.iaon to the problem can 1omdmes be • sSnplc as ~ ~and ln- IWdkJf'I from a docb. New 1'allJM'Ch on lrnpoels IOI lndicMls. ~, thaf more caMS than ~ real:led r«flect C8· lain hormonal abnormakla In many In· sanc:a. ct.. can be oom!dlld. F°' ~ ooupm medic.al lt:ience limply can't hrlp to haw Iha own chldnn. there an the opck>ns al adop- non and '°' ttx. whole v1cws permit tt. m1lftdal~. ConUda1ng the mKJCk>nal aspect d n*e ln6atillty and the unhapplnaa It can cauee, Amdw and OW*\ *-the Im- portance d dillcWl6ng and cxpWnlng ~iiopbnl and tratma'lt with both hu. band and wh. Saata Ammr: "'Y04J can't loM ~ d the fact that In dalng with the:M pl~. you'N dulng not rJll )ult wtltl the man. but wtd\ a c:oupAe. ft ..:..;, ; As reported in the New York Times, Washington Post . Chicago Tribune, Miami Herald. Paul Ha'j'ey News ...... . s ]i Doomsday Powder for Roaches could Endanger Species. • 11le cockroach could become the next en-in 1979, R oAcH PRUFE proved s trikingly dangered species if a California manufacturer superior in eliminating roaches and preventing bas his way. _ reinfestat.ion. Alan Brite, who 30 years ago developed and RoAcH PRU FE is registered by the United lent his· name to what is now a s tandard States Environmental Protection Agency for household cleaner, COPPER BRITE, ~ a use in all buildings, plus new construction and new product called ~"~t! PRuFE. can be used in homes with children and pets. Brite states that because roaches simply do 1be powder is odorless and non dusty and 'not recognize R OACH PRUFE as an insecticide, no harmful or irritating effects await the user they do not avoid it, then scatter to other as it is simply applied with a teaspoon under parts of your residence as they do with the kifchen appliances and other hidden areas. more toxic insecticides. Plus, the eiectrostat-Brite has a problem. however. he says re- icaDy charged powder sticks to their bodies tailers apparently think it's unprofitable to which they then carry back into the walls stock the one-shot roach killer on their spreading among the other roaches. The re-shelves when the same customers will come sult is you kill not only the roaches you see, in again and again to buy the other roach insec- but also those biding and multiplying in your ticides. So he has decided to sell bis product walls and then you are protected for years directly to coosumers. against reinf estation. Rew:" PRuFE9 costs 7. 95 (induding post- In scientific tests conducted during a ~ age) for a ooe-pomld can. Airmail is t 00 addi- research project by a leading Southern tiooal per can. In California add 6~ t.aL One California University, the RoACH PRUFB for-can coversµp to a 9--room residence, pk.ls one muJa was tested in heavily infested housing can fat basement and garage. To obtain the developments, restaurants; hotels and sro-product, &end a check or money order to Cop- etty atores against the ID08t powerful inaec-per Brite Inc., Dept. 93 at 5147 West Jefter- ticides &&ledby pl'olasiooal cdan•Ndon. ID .. eoo Blvd., Loe Anades. Ca. 90016. evf!rf instmce inctuana test.a just completed ec..-....... "" Helpful Recipes Using Eastet Sunday Leftovers Start the week with a smile and try these easy recipes planned to dress ,up vour remaining holiday fare . 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"I was appearing on Broadway in Leonard Sillman·s 'New Faces· doing comedy bits with Imogene Coca. Up to then I'd done some acting in summer stock and could only wangle parts as an extra in a couple of New York shows. "For some reason. Dwight Deere Wiman, a producer. saw me and decided I should be a dancer. He offered me $100 a week not to work, Instead to take dancing les- sons and sign up with him for his next musical show Fonda remembers he was mak· ing,$35 a week on Broaoway so the $100 "sounded 11ke an 011 well Then he met Leland Hayward. one of Hollywood's top t11eat11cal agents "Leland told me to forget the dancing deal He promised he could get me ten times what Wiman 0Hered-w1th1n a week s trme A few days later he wired me from Hollywood telling me to come out I wasn't anxious to get involved with films at that time but nobody can keep saying no to Leland very long "I came out here. he met me at the airport and hall-an-hour later. 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Publtc Television presents The Super- liners· Twilight of an Era. a National Geographic Special, a1r1ng at B 30PM on KCET (Channel 28), at BPM on KVCR (Channel 24) and at 7 30PM on KOCE (Channel 50) Hosted by E G Marshall and narrated by Alexander Scourby. The Superliners 1s produced by the National Geographic Society and WQEOt Pittsburgh with a grant from Gulf 011 Corporation The special 1s wntten. produced and directed by Nicolas Noxon In the minds of many. the Atlanllc liners were the epitome of elegance and service of exquisite ap- pointments. and impeccable taste From the turn of ttie century on, some half-dozen countries were engaged in fierce compet1t1on for the Atlantic trade. building vessels as much aa 1,000 feet long that carried some 2,000 passengers and, symbolically, a nation's pride. Yet the first of the great liners · were commissioned for more practical reasons-to provide quick. reliable mail service between Europe and America and to otter cheap passage for Euro- peans fleeing to the shpres of opportunity. Powerful as the new. liners were. their crossings were imperiled by the unpredictable weather of the North Atlantic. Accidents were all Rto common. The most Infamous and tragic disaster, of course, was the sinking of the "Titanic," which struck an Iceberg on , her 1912 maiden voyage. The Superllners Includes segments from one of the early theatrical films based on the "Titanic's" shocking loss. which claimed some 1 ,500 llvea. Not only did the superllnera dominate the peace- time seas, they played cruclal roles In both world wars. For Instance, In World War II the "Queen Mary" and the "Queen Elizabeth" ae~ In the Far East and North Atlantic theaters 11 troop tranaporta. car- rying thouaanda of aoldlera on each voyage. No lesa an 1uthorlty than Wlnaton Churchill credited the "Oueena" with 1hortenlng the war by 1 full year. Yet the "Queen Ellzabeth" ~ry nHrly hid her own life lhortentd by an enterprlalng German U·boat command«. A highlight of the ahow 11 1n Interview With that commander. Horat ~ler. today a retired executtw. It wa MVefll hundred mllea off the1lrl1h coat In 1942 that i<.tller, ciomm1nding "U·704," fll'9d four. torpedoes 1t th• "Ellzabeth." No one ta quite sure what h1ppened next. lt'a po•tbl• that th• torpedOee detonated ahort of th1lr target. The liner .._med on unharmed. IMYlng "U-704," with no mote tOfJ)tdoet to fl1'9, In a w-.ke of f~u1tr1t1on 1t lh• lol4 o_pportunlt~. ~· TV WEEK APRIL 6 1980 YOUR CHOICE FOR THE OSCARS Rich Little .md Bernadetre Peters. pictured with a 7946 Cadillac once owned by Joan Cra.,..ford She dro11e m this car to the Oscars the night she won the Best Actress Award lor Mildred Pierce Rich Little .md Bernadette Pe1ers are cohosrs for KHl's (Channel 9) 15th Annual Your Choice for rhe Oscars 1nternat1onal:y-synd1cated Awards special 1ha1 airs Thursday at 8PM and repeats Sunday ni~ht. April 13th al SPM. This unique Awards Special was developed by KHJ fifteen years ago and was the first program that offered theatre goers the oppon un11y'of voting for their Oscar favorites. Their choices are announced for the catego· ries of Best Molion Picture. Best Actor. Bes t Acrreu. Best Supporting Actor. Best Supporting Actress and Best Song. Approicimately 950.000 people voted in this year's poll as opposed to the approiomate membership of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences· J,000 who choose the big Oscars on April 14th. Ballots appeared in local newspapers nalionally, TV Gulde ResioNlly and b.11llot bo•es were pl.11ced in the P~lfic Thet11tres, T oyot.11 Dealers, forty-nine Lloyd's banb and twenty-five Bridgestone Tire Dealers all throughO\Jt the Southern California areas. Joining the glamOfous hosts .11re numerous celebrities who serve as guest presen ters, including Ben Verttn and George Kennedy, as well as many winners who ue on hand to personally accept rhe specl.11Uy designed golden trophies. htenslve film footage of the nominated motion pictures is shown during the lwo--hour special including All rhfr /azz, Apocal)'pJe Now, Brealdns Away, Kram« VJ. Kramer and Norma Rat. Your Choice lot the Oscars Is produced by Wayne Thomas, who created the progr1m, ind directed by C.I Brady. &ecutlve Producer 11 Wah Baker, Vice President In O\arae o4 Proafamlne '°' KHJ. 1he RICO General Inc .• s~tfon Jn Lot Angeles. 7100 I ==--.,. Cit ·-·••: • Wt "f1 H ut" ........ Cl) lY I LMI IC l ...... a..._ ..... ......., olMn.....,.. .... , Ei.9 .. ........ ............ , .. ...... aaoo a':'..., • ..., ... • ,.: ,::i" !lolls I p I ................ 12s00 ............... ., .... .., ..... 0 ........ .......... :u• .... •'--ao.-....... = ....... ..... ...., • .. QiW ..... C....., ..... ...........,.. -lZ:JO-......... ..... -. ................ -&:JI-. ..., .... CJ) Cl) Dir" ......., .,.,,. ... ... .... : ... , ... ,_141- _.. (*1) '40-Mdey Rooley Tiit ~story of To• l*lotl's ~ Md IM iuil11t ti -!Mllboe. : ......... CIMry r'*k*lrrtcie Ulllllhm 11:00 •°" c..,. ........ illlll&ktlOlr ..... • ll ....... S... a .. ......,. 8 lllflM ti T 11111 .... : • ''?...,....., .. 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At!I 1)4ays faof) iodmothtl to c•vt 1 Cln dtr1tl~ ts con a start ll I lt&illmatt mtmbtr of !>OC1tly not kno•1nc thf1t's 1 hmt limit Oii htr matK tlul may leave lhtm all loo~one hkt pumpkins u.w...w •._. a TlMi w.w ,_,.. 0)300~ 9:00 U t t t AJ1u Ah ct dotsn I know ,1 she s mo1he11nc )I \lllothtr one tommy •htn sh' refuses to 1lto. hom to to lo Mt &KO duronc hsler •ttk •~h a bunch ol oldt1 kids u ll ,. •1 [\lttlf: MJ-.n • llmrtllt" Concl (RJ (dr1) 1 I (2h~) Robert Powell Ohwia Huuty lames lolason Laurence Otmtr Annt 8.lnc1ol1 Anthony Quinn lht list Supper Jtsus aeony on the C.rden of CtlhStmtne the betrayal by Ju das lht Crucrfouon on Calva1y th' Resurrec11on and J'sus s tak1n11uvt ol HIS dtSctDlts IS port11 ytd on lhlS loor1h Plrl (C.() n J«,., r •tn• Paget NEW MOUNTAINS TO CLIMB For Michael Learned. a tnp from Wallon's Mountain m Virginia to Metropolitan Hospital in New York City was JUSt what the doctor ordered. In crisp while nursrn~ uniform and cap, the s1r1kmgly lovely blonde bore ltttle resemblance to the sturdy matron of the Walton clan. Instead, she looked every inch the dedicated profes- sional she portrays in Nurse. a drama special focusing on the life of a metropolitan hospital's head nurse. costarring Robert Reed. Tom Aldredge and Hallie Winston and amng Wednesday at 9PM on CBS "The Waltons was a 1oyful e•penence for me. and my decision to leave the series was a very d1H1cult one." says Miss learned. "In many way!>, I identified with thE character of Ol1v1a-be1ng a mother. loving the chil- dren, the home and family life. But after seven sedsons, I knew it was time for me to move on. "At first it was unnerving to be away from the security of the set. and I missed my 'family,'" she continues. ''People urged me 10 look for more anrac11ve and sophisticated roles. but I wasn't interested in portraying 'types.' I looked for scripts that made me want to turn the page, and that's what happened when I read 'Nurse.' ll's a marvelous, 'up' kind of story." Miss learned stars as Mary Benjamin, a devoted suburban wife and mother who is forced to make a new life for herself when her husband dies. She re- sumes her career as head nurse m a large urban hospi- tal and tentatively sets out 10 supervise her staff and patients. "Mary starts to make 1t capably on her own, despite her fears and an11ie11es," Miss leiirned points out. ''She often feels as though she's floundering and is not even aware of the change that's come over her. But she does know she's doing something positive and that the quickest way to get over piim 1s 10 do something for 01hers "I can really empathize w11h her situation, although my only nursing experience comes from being a mother. I'm great with mercurochrome and bandaids, but that's about it." ~ Miss learned will return to New York tl1is spring. but • this time she'll be headed for Broadway to star in Corrine Jacker's Afrer the Season. "My early !raining was in the theater, and· I love the siage," Miss Learned says. "It's kind of a lw(ury for me. There's something maglcal about the inleraction be- tween the actor and a live audience, and there's always an immediate reward." II seems Michael Leamed's career has come full circle-and Broadway Is about as far from Walton's Mountain as you can get. MONDAY (Continued) fl) n. AIMfic:N SMr1 SWJ (JO "P1,_t1 Addeoon, Pll~OSOl)ller" A uplured U111on scrt ~Ollhonts lht &tlltl'll of I ti.tltrtd Conltdetllf 11my .. Tilt >oily C.O,ner .. 1s 1 lilt of 1n t1P'l1111e Amt1sun •ho fled lrom I/It Ct-111 W11 1nd relurM to Ntw Ycri. 35 JUl1 l1lt1 atbblldl uotc1 9 .. 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LI ..... ... ......... aaoo ~~-:...-:.=.~ ............. a.a•••• ........ c.w ............ .......... ~. Ual nee r , • ., ~-... "'t:ll ~, ... iW°1 ...................... )1. ~, &: Cl ,, F. n c I. a 5 F. . II p I KENNr8. MOTHER SHOULD BE PllOUD OF HER SON ' Kmny Rogtrs >tu~ lH "" 11g1ng g11'"blt r 11nd Ltt P11retll portrays 11 w11tl'!f° w"'""" with " >h11Jy rust 111 Krnny Rogers as the Gambler One of the mos1 -4uoted mother) in America m l't'cent years has been Mr) Lucille Rogerc; of Crockett, Tex.ts, who once h.id thl'> to say .ibout her son Kennv Th.it bov never worl..ed .t d.iy m hi) life He 1us1 took up s1ngm ·" Th.it une-liner hd) ntw • .ippe.il't'd in Jny number of .irudes • ., the ml'd1.i h.t\e c hron1drd Rogers' ri)e to the top 1>t the lOuntl'\' .ind pop music worlds O ne of the most populM entert.irners 1n the world. Rogers h.is sold well owr S 100 n11ll1on worth of record .. m four ve.irs as a solo artist. In th!' l.J<.t h41f of 1979 alone his fa~s bought 10,000,000 copies uf his ,1lbum) • "The Gambler " w.i~ No. I on the Hluntry chart) for 33 IWt'k!> I.isl year As .,oon .is h1~ mo~t recent album, "Kenny," W.t) released, latt' 1n the ye.ir, it replaced "The Gamblt>r" .it the top of the rnuntry ch.iris. m.irkmg the first t1mt' in recording hl\torv thdt une art1'tt st.ivt'd No I for .in ent 1 re ye.i r In his ldlt'st .iccompl1)hm<'nt. Roger .. put~ on his Jcting . hdt .ind mdkt'., h1., dr.im.it1c debut in "''"11¥ R,,gtr> 11; tltt G11mbltr a new mo1wn picture-for telev1s1on dlTlng on Tiu CB::. Twr•Jay Night M ol•1t>, .u 9PM Cost.imng art' Chm.line Belford Bruce Bo .. lettner Clu Culager H.irold Gould Lt't' Purcell .ind Ronn1t' Scnbner The film will be his thud he.sdl1ne lt'le"1s1on .ip· pe.irance within .i ve.sr induding his two concert-.snd- dctuahty ;peudl~ I\ Sptrnil l<t""Y Rogt" and l<t""!' Rogtrs imd tht l\mrr1111n Lowb1111, whtlh werr both aired on CBS Work7 Youd think Kennv Rogerc; mvrnted the word The soft-spoken Te'\J n with the multi-colored be.ird was forced to defend h1m ~df from his mothrr ~ inffamm.itory observation l...dughing. he vowed "I'm going to have to ~t her 'trJ1ght about th1~ I thml.. I'll ldke her on 1our with me .ind let ht-r gl't up di Gill in thl' mMning for five dav« tn o1 mw, aftt'r being up pa~t m1dn1~h t every night. fly for hourc; on end, dr1w 100 mdr~ after yuu get to the dClse~t airport. ~Pl up, rrhc•.irq• Jnd p,·rfc1rm h.ilf thr night Then let's we wh.it ,he• ~dY~ .ibuut 11 . . "5", to mom. m•klng mu1k ltn't work, It'• ttuullon. he only •H• me on ttaae. She doe1n't know the tutr of wfwtJ~ through t~aet than." 0.-splte h•• Incredible recording succtfffl and recog- nition u' major new telnrmon performer, Rogers 1hows nos gn of euing up on htt aruehna schedule of person.ii •ppeuantts. Flyina in tm 10-p.sHnger, four~ngine Lockheed l~St.ir-ht .also owns • shorter-r.1nge, wven- p.uw nger H.awker-S1ddl'ley de H.1v1ll.and 125-Rogers will visit mol'l' th.1n 200 c1t1t'S in the United St.1tes, C.nad.a .1nd Europl' this year, performing in concerts, nightclubs and st.tie f.iirs And tf Mrs. Rogers doesn't think th.ti's worl(, then wh.11 is she go ing to s.y .ibout her son'1t b.irroom brawling? Ourrng the f1lm1ng of n , G11mbltr on location in the famous movie town of Old Tu cson, Anzon.i, the better p.irt of a day .ind night was devoted to c.apturing on fil m a knock-down, dr.ag-out fight between Rogers and the movie's vrll.i1n, costu Clu Gulager No stunt doubles were used Director 01Ck Lowry blocked the action, m.ak1ng such comments to Rogf'rs as, "When you dr.iw back for th.it roundhouse pun"ch. I want to st>e a maniac.i i look in your eye · Then stunt coord 1n.1- tor D.ive C.iss took over .ind rn.ichf'd Rogers .ind Gul.igf'r . on how to m.ike 11 look real C,rabbing Gul.iger by the .h1n he instructed Rogers, At this point 1ust rf'lt.t~ Clu .ind he II throw himself b.scl up .ig.11ns1 thf' b.ir .. Th.it's movie m.ag1C for you L.iter, during .i Wf'll-desf'rVf'd brt'ak Rogus allowed that rt w.is hard, swuty work. under the lights, having to do tht' s.tmt' actions ovrr and over 'It's p•yrng off, though " he s.i1d I can see 11 coming togf'ther bit by bu I'm not .s total strangf'r to this side of thr C.mf'r.t but I consider myself fortunate 10 br !>urrounded by so many talented people, like ( lu .and Brull' 1Bo1df'1tnf'r, his costu who pl.sys .i young c.srd)harp). who've done all this so m.iny limt's before · l...dter, tht' ~tunt toord1no1tor rem.irked: Tm vrry 1m· presS<'d with Kt>nny I've seen them tomr and go, .and for my monl'y, he~ drfin1tr ly not one of those autograph- and-sunglasses type He w.ades right in and works at 11." REAL -LIFE MYSTERY HAUNTS RACING WORLD A dr.tmahc metdent that m<,p1red lhe ~tart of • be,t- selhng aut~or's career .tnd would ult1mately lt'dd to production of "The Racing Game .. -fourth presentation of the Mobil-funded Mysttr':I' series on PBS-remains today one of horse r.tcang's biggest unsolved mysterie~ It ocrurred dunng Britain's Grand Nattonal Stee- plech.ise race in 1956.Jockey Did. Francis, riding a horse called D.1von Loch. owned by Queen E.hzabeth had d 10-length lead when lhe mount suddenly collapsed in the stretch. Th_e frealr_ accrdent prompted Mr Franns to write h is .wtobiogr•phy, "The Sport of Queens." •nd to underuke a new ureer as a popular mysterv writtr R.tc1ng buffs to lhis d.ty argue over what actu.11ly h•ppened, p;irt1cul•rly around the time of the Gr.1nd National Among the m•ny theories •dv.1nced h•w been that (a) Otvon Loch suffered a mild hurt .itt•ck. (b) the horse stumbled while making a 'ghost rump;' (c) ·Russian S.lbotage w.d the cause; (d) the tremendous drn of .rn !Xd~d. record-setting crowd sc.rl'd the horse. The last theory 1s theone that the 1ockey-tumed- author embraces. He •cknowledges. howt-ver, th.ti the "ghost jump" seems lo be the most popular con1ecture. Many spons writers at the time •ppeared united rn the 1dH that Devon Loch caught sight of• w•ter-jump out of the corner of hjs eye •nd in a tired state mistook 11 for the reality of th e smooth track 1n front of him. "Devon Loch wu an outstandingly brilliant jumper," Mr. Francis recalled. "He was not noticubly tired and he wu not beina ~rd prtssed. It Is inconceivable that such• horse in such drcumsta nces should have made such " ~ttttln:Er of judgmtnt." He .J50 ' ;smis•s as baseless the possibility of some kind of erk sabotage (although viii.tins In his books have u~d devices such as blinding m irror reftedions .tnd 1peO.I dru in}tttlons to cause winnlnt horses to loK). t\I for attKk .tnd muscle spatm thtories: "[)non l.och to win his wry next nee." he noted. Devon \.och went on to win mort fame from ~most Crand N.i tlonal ch.mplon horses havt --~And Dick Fr~lt launched himself upOn a •llll11111Nc:h ""'°uld con-..y the ncittment and color WOrlcl to the many ~adcrt of hit mysteries. matic ttn•lon which teltvillon 1udlencts at well, thtou&h the 'Mries butd upon lier, "Odd.1 Aplntt." 11lr t of Th l«i1t1 <;..., airs Tueld.iy on KCET t 28) at 9'.lOPM; on KVC'R (Channel 2A} at 9PM .ad on KOCE (Otannel ao) at &PM. TV WEEK APFltl & 1980 NBC 'S SNEAK PREVIEW OF THE OSCAR RACE NBCs Snedk Preview The Oscar Race, an tn- depth looL. at the nomrntes lc1r the Academy of Motion Pictures Aru and crenn•\ awards (Oscar\) airs on NBC, Saturday at lOPM. Produced b\ The Ord. Clark Company. the special. hO\ted by Oavrd Sheehan, will focus on the race., for 6est Actor and Be\<t Actress rn a leading Role. Best Actor and Actre\s in a Supporting Role. and for Best Picture. Sheehan. who has been a no"ehst, .id salesman. seminarian and therapist. has a special unde~t.inding of actors, having been one himself. bnefly He wa~ managing director of two cheater~-one m Los Angeles. the o ther in San FranciSc:o-and was responsible for ,_,oducing and directing more than 14 cntiully ac- claimed produccions. He, himself, .ippeared rn Edward Albee's Th~ Zoo Story, receiving e1ecellenc notices. In e1rcluslve new lficerviews, Sheehan will talk wi1h nominees f.ine Alexander, B•rb•r• 8•mle, Sally Field, fane Fonda, Frederlt Forres!, Bob Fosse, Ousltn Hoff- man, jack Lemmon, Bellt Midler. M1Ckey Rooney, Roy Scheider, Perer Sellers and Peter Y.ites. Also shown on the s~cial will be clips from thi! nominees for Best Pkrure .is well as clips of nominated perlormances. On hand to analyze rhe races .iind 10 offer their predktlons will be five nationally known criti<s-J<llmes Bacon. of the los Al\geles Herald Examl~, ludlth Crist, of TV Cuide, Irv l<upclnet, of rhe Chica80 Sun Times, and Rex 1tded and llz Smith, of the Ntw York Dilllly News. ,. Jimmy "Tht Cr~k" nyd~ will repot1 on t~latest Las Veg.u odds on the <nar races, wh1~ man-ln-the- '"eet lnlervlews wlll •Ive an lndlutlon of public wntlmenL • 11 ........................ -.... ,... "••Mr tiJr• . ._ ............ . . ...,.. ............... ,., ....................... ;:&.~!'&.~ .......... .::r::-~ ---.tMr•WlllCf •••r..t ::..~::-... ~ ..... -~ .... ci....y..,. ( .. ),. .. a.a,." .. ..... ...... ,....., ...................... ,.., ~ ':::l ..... I Ck¥t ltt ' .......... __. .......... " &.-" (ctll) (1'n.Lt!,-f ltu4aH, llh1I ,_..., ~ ,.,,..., ......... ,.Gr_. .. ..,. ..... ~ .......... I·=·---..... .,., .. '" .... '-" -1:•-• ()) .......... "*"' (II) *flle w..11111" llle lirb rllJll to llfllllt tM "'41Mc of fr111~ IN EN W IM 1fla11 1t11 out °' Miid .. rra~ tM .... lloys ct!Hi1lt -fiAll actlt .. lltecloM ..... """ e .. {~ ''Tltt Dtwft's c._ ... ~Or MltMfl ht11ai1 .. plo<ts tllt &row111 probl•• of datrtllatlDll ..... &ellll ..... 9:00 • OllMI:,_,...., • .. c.w." (wa) 'IO (1111s)- kenny Ro1ers. Cll11st1ne Btllord, llnlc• Boldtllntf, H.arold Govld Tiie Slory ol Brady HHhs-a coot. SIMly-tytO proltsSIOflll 11mblt1 - llllo sets Ollt by tnun !tom [I PAJO to Yuma, ~1n1 to a plea IOI ~tip from I SOii lie ntWtf ~MW lie "'d e a a r.. Iii s.. Collosts are Doll Rickles 111d Stewt llWltnce wit• 1uats Slllelds & Yt rnel. Betty Wllllt, Nell Carter, SylvHI Varhn, Toller Cr1nston. Jose Mohna ud Bruce Scllwartz ....... , ....... • CD <II a l'llrw'a c..,.., (R) "The lowt lllr1e" After Jack toins 111 ocan cruise, Ille 111ts h1ht to jOin him {t.C) •lllrT;ntflll SM. O ..,.,, "Rx111c Clme" (C C) elrila.• .... -9:30- • CD (JI a h.d (R) "A Wom an Between fnends" Bobby ud Tony's l11endsll1p is on tlle lint wlltn they become embr0tltd 1n a love t111nrlt and attempt to outdo eKll ollltf e llJStefy "Tht Aac1n1 Came' JoUey Sid HliltJ IS lt1d1n1 tht fltld ""' 1 stee pledwt course when hf taM1 1 bad lall, thereby tnd1n1 his llCllllUffff 10:00 ..... • CD (JI Hlft " Hlft "Clu1se at Your 0.n Rm" Tiie Harts hnd din· let wlltn lllty like 1n oce.n cruist lo lwut 119 I 11111 of ,ewtl lllleYU ...... Wiry 0 lllHlctlle t .... ......... .......... "" lll....W 1:00 e @ur...,,.. 18LULI. -1:30 ...... : ...... , s., "'6,t" (dr1) '56 -Rock Hudson. Cornell Borcllefl, Otv1d llnssen ..... : • ·111.w ''" 111i1W" (dra) '35-lJCllel lllrrymort. Freddie lllrtllolomtw. w c f Hllds 2:00 ..... ~ .. ....,,..,., -2:30- • lltwl/Mtfte: • "Ta.. Dali llllr1'f" (Ori) '(6-lew Arru. Ohm ~ H.aVllland Thomas Mrtchfll • llMI: "Via~ (drJ) '31- Plul luUJ. !Uy fllnt1$ 3:00 • Metie: 9 .... ,...,, s.. ~(mys) '(0-Henry W1lco1C11 Onslow Stevens. Carole l1ndrs -3:30 • llftlt: 9 "Tiie Ll~r '••· Wes" (drJ) '49-Blrbari SIJnwyd, Robtf1 Preston. Stephen Mc Nalley . Edith Banett. Led Enckson ..... :e"lllMtre.DIMU" (1dv) '4G-W1llace Betry. [)ol()(ts Del Rio. John Howard. Ronny Cox stara as a lather wno forms • new rel8Uonsh1p with his young son. oo OM LHt Rid•. a tr~ m1n1senes on The CBS Afternoon Pleyhouu, Monday ltlr~h Friday at 3PM e.ch day on CBS John Ritter. whose dreema of becoming a pitching star 11 dashed when he 11 cut by his minor league bas.ball team. finds new meaning to his hie as a playground supervisor to a group ot street luda 1n The Comeb41ck K1C1. ainng as The ABC FrrcJay Night Movie, at 9PM THURSDAY Ultll 10 kl< ft*lllftC 1114 ffttr-MtMICl. pltast so OATTllllE ,aOGUMS Below, b ,..., tOMtllltllU, ~It Ille d1r·s-n DAYTIME MOV1£S 11:00 m W "Tiie Dirty G1111e" (adv) 66 H,n,., Fonda 12:00 O "Ste• DoWll to TerrOf" (mys) ~9 Coltt'.n 1r1i11,1 ID ill' "Mrs. M1nittr" (d1a1 42 Giw Carson 3:00 1l "Ttll4t1 h Ille 1111111'' Cond (dra) 62 Jenn1I" lonH Jason Robatls Jr Joan I on1a1ne lom £well - 3:30 fJ ''The Str1n1e1 WM loob IJ~ Mt" !draJ ·1• Mertdtth Batter Buu Brnlees Whrlntr Bla~t Watter Broo~e EVaNING ACROSS I ~ deor (clue to oullle ani...,.r) S Nff 9 Tavern 10 S1nett 12 Htllo ·•••• 15 Sttats 18 Poker POI 20 Malay boat 21 Snakt 22 rrench 10< '"'"I 2• MtPtll 25 •nst (pr-tl11t) 28 Comt>tn1ng form mun•'1& • 'equal' 31 Scorch 32 l,..nt• 34 Oatk 0< rt« ~ $Krtl "' ll'llllftll« J) Arn.rice J9 Thlfd hiller ., (ayl)h~ ,~ .. •2 ,at\Mr 0 l tcrOH -6:30- 1 11 )t ~ e1 rrt he: Oou1h Oltlludt I~ Mm G11fhn SM. Q) SMtm• 'Son fD Old r.mtt Sltow 2f, The 11 tdy lkinth m Ellriq11t El l'oltvor lO Ow f.11y 7 :00 0 u 0 3 :2l "'"' a 12' ltlpt1y Da" A(a1n 0 't Tiit Johr's Wild 11 rtt T1t 0oua11 Q) 181"7 Hiii fl!) lluclur 'olrcy fh,, program chart\ lht tonlrover~I dt~tlopmtnl ol nutlur power ham lht piom1~ ol Prrndtnt [rstnho"'' s A1om1 l0t Puce pro1ram lo lht lalloul trom lht lhret Mile Island nuclu1 Kcrdtnl m Loa lbats hlMlfll Uor Ill !TO lilldlell/lellftf R.,..-t -7:30- fJ llM '-• S'-I iq,,, Dlys A&1111 U fOUlll ,_,..., ~I Man dy s Cundmothtr A 1randmolhfl v1s1ls htt tomboy 11randd1u1hltr 101 the lorsf trmt e ~ r.u Ille lluSI( • llltck "-"" "'Mlcame D Tk Tic o..,11 rtz> QIJ M•A""S•H QJMl111·12 @ ftllllr ftlltll ~ c;,.,.,~. m LI OI rJ Mtljef 9 "-tff) ""'9t!Mcl DOWN 2 Kolls 3 (1YPt11n iun &od • Carereroe •tem fl Sa'-<! or m1a"'I 6 Atop 1 Show up 8 Nat111t d•nct 11 Clothes 0r dish ll Santa --1• Fr .. s 16 Slot 17 Ft1ther s pi.nntr 19 Bold 2J Battled 26 Ntw (prelrx) 27 Ankle 29 S.arcMr 30 Poswn 33 H•tt JS Ma. Gll>or's 36 P1r1 of the foot 38 S~lsh '"' .,., • '° h eh (tl>bt ) Ans'"' 11 '"° ot I~ ~tu1d•~ IOQ 8 :00 0 9 It 'almerslown, U S A P4rt ont of two Dall\ Crepd oH• r~m~ bfiOITl wh•n lh• •l11le cot 1•n~ ot Pilmt•slo•n s,t, u s1 cnvnt1 n p1rt1ni lhe1r biS•bill ltitTI di\iin ,1 ~ ra1•mult1n f(lyronR IHm l h• 8JdC~ lravtltrs U 2, l')t Bud loatrs tft ltot ~II C.ntury IR R•lurn ~t t~• I 1&h11n9 69lh A ••llrrd pilOI , r•<,ll•d lo action lo na .. c•tt 1 '>I•• l1Rhlr1 through a rrratht1ou\ a\ lf!O•d brlf and prrvrnl tht dtSlrur ltQn ol lilt Earth \ pt>pulalt0n wolh ne"4• &iS Ptltr Gr1v•\ &ut\I\ O srltlAL Tiit Cllrt0111&1 Aftatb bt~ Gib tlle Cllam..aat 1nrnv1tws w1lh ltm r rtgosr Don BaylOr Rod Car•" 1nd lht no lattl rJ !ht Cahfornoa Angtl\ art si:h'd ul•d Did [nbtrt? n1111fts fJ 3 I~ lt lilor\ Hd lfwld) IR) Stir~ Ravine MOI~ MOI' dr ctdtl l1&hlin£ •Ould ttep the t1crft ment llowonR m his rtlallonsh10 "''h Mindy n1>ett11ly •hen ht lurn\ 1bout •r~ina and m1•1nr up ind ~etlutly 11lrts 1 ~abblf ••111 lier D srlCIAL. T•r ai.t• lef die <>sun t1111s) Bt1n~tllt Pttt•\ and Rrth little ho\I lho annual 0\tlr Aw1rds spec11I whr<h olltr1 thuttr i(>ell tht oppo1tun1ty to YOlt tor lhrw Osur lavo111rs IOI bfSI ptclul' btsl WOI bul Kfrtu bt\1 WP port1n1 ICIOI and m1ny m1ny m()lt m lrloN: ''Tiit ~ .... lhor) 6~ ('lOml Peter Cu~1na Ch11$tooht• ltt hit Bennelt A noto11ous frtnth nobleman S Uull wltldS a VICIOUS 1nllut1Kt Oii fllow •ho h1•t ti 1n thtd ~on 1nclud1nc an •ulhor doln1 rtlearth oa the occult .e so IAlllC of Otl '•"""' -8:30-D 3 101 n St,,,_ 1111 btn son In lo., II n• ot! tht m1n1•·~ un b4!11fli &tnll)a . be~•'°' •lltll nr t111s madl1 • " .. ,1~ 1 101 poltl1cian ID 1'11e OOd Couple fD llil1 ltlortl'l' lou!MI e> LI u11bolu ., Mlbr- lO Sl1111 C.ISIM 9 :00 0 e 12 H111n A "'"~Id bt '"'"l.S •ulnt\\ a S7 000 000 1o•lr1 l!fr\f ind dtc1d•1 .r 4n opoo1run1h 10 obtain oubhr.t1 '"' h•ri,tH •Mt H•t•n 11oes to ~eep hrr out ot ~lhl SO lllt l bf 011••0 Q .13 )' ()ulflCY f l!t Me>01 ol Drnn Quincy oidt11 a p1ycllolo11 ul aulopsy whtn ht c1n I find con clu'>lvt t11dt11<t that 1 p1om1nrnl nanttl1$1 t ho~ own lite u $flKa )"' 8 f • fOl 2t e.r•tJ llltlltr IR) Pho1oe111>ht1 A dru1 push" •IK> s 1ncenHd at berna 111~td bt a \holl cop 1 pllolotraphtr •llo ru1ts women into a Pl'' l0t l.r cenou\ puo pose 1nd a man •llO cla1m1 to bt ltsus Ch11s1 tnl,.rn lhr I ?lh Precinct (C.() m flllmGttffill sa.. ,. S-l h- e>Lm•MI ff c-u Ster• -9:30- • I u 11~ :2fi Tit• ASMc1.tl11 Jht Ceosors ludtr rs stnl 011 1 l1u111 ltlltd mrUIOll lo Holl,-oo4 lo PflWlde • PIOdUCtr ol a tomtdf \llOw lo IOllt down 1n tr>tsodf flit network lhrn~s 1$ too se1y 8:00 G C1ll SPECIAL: A lor •••t d Old llwll (R) Ch.11f1e Brown 1t I 9:00 9 !UJ lllN: "•-" (dr•) '80 (2111$)-Mdlatf l u rned. Rol>trt Reed Tom Aldrtdce. H•llte Winston ThLS story focuses on the 11erson11 and PfOfeSS10111I lift of • contempo ,.,., nullt in • buslffll mttropohtan hospttJI B 0 QIJ Diffltllt Strtla CR) The CISIS of Hello Liiiy Jnd Ddt rent Sllot.es mttt when LJt,., Alder flits his lamtlJ •nd ptoducer Molc•n Winslow to New Yen to w1s11 lht Drummonds f0t 1 hi ppy post lhln~1w1n1 fe1sl-un1tl Dfllmmond 1elt1ct~ntly re1ects Lwry s sug eslton 1ha1 he buy • f'ortl•nd ttltv1S1011 sUhon (C.C) • • rn cm·a c..r11e·s Alie• (RJ "Ancels Co Truckm' The Ancels find lhtmselYes 1n lhe roup touch woild of h1fh••Y lruckm when lhey 10 undtrcower as d11wtr~ to help an 111 femJlt truc~mc company that 1s be1nc p1J111ed by h11adm .... " "1tfilt .. f VIDEO CASSETTES FOR RENT OR SALE FOUL ru.y UHAllll A RHB. WITHOUT A CAYll_ --'---=-~r.=....--....1 """ 100 • o4 o-•• 411 ,....,.. •·-CMl w •• lrY tw l"a11n,...,-. ... -"--..... ___ ,_ SOPER BUYS AT THE SOPER DOME! ; RANGE COOl"tTY'S LEA SING SPECIALISTS P ... 15 FRIDAY (Cominued) • (ltMletlU.Mllstelllws God's Country ' When lht eurs Qmp.na tnp lo take r lhOt turns 11110 ' comedy o# e110<s they ta~e O'ft'r 1 hnury 11.11tt 1n a lan<y lloltl and lurn tilt pllce llPS'dt down .... ~·,~ ..r' (ch ) ., 12MI Grtpy Pee' • Dorothy lilcGu1te. .lo/In ~rlltld A 01$dln& ltalllft •nlet encounten challenonc ell)fnences •Me D<JSllll ~a Jew lot 1 reve'11nc series on anh Semitism "' "" u s III ._...._ m ,,.._ flit S1ory ol tht Mar slllff lam'y and the painful impact ot dM>rtt on tht1r two children .., ~ "T"' ill ttie Attic" (drli) '63 (7hrs)-Yvtllt M1m1euJ Oun Mar11n l.wo overly pouusrYe sptnsltr sisters shaMer lhttr relation ship with a slutlleu bfolhtr when they blta• up hi$ 11f1ir 1111th a mamtd woman @ Is n.. 111 AIMr1Un SloM· ... , G 11 Tllieflt A review of lhe week's events. ' OJ WnM.-Wtffill .... -8:30- • QI) CB Tiie facl1 of lilt "flash Flood" looent11l ratns isolate lht scllool and Blltr blls m love •1th tllf lladmuter 11!er he ma•es 1 htrOIC rtscn ••OiM C..,. @S,.._.R ....................... IBESlllll•~n UWll11M""' 9:00 • Cl) [I) Tiit Nft .. Kam,.. (II) Nier Bo and Luke are presumed . drowned 1n an .ctident. Boss Hou lalstty accuses them o( stuhnc hrs valuable Jtfltf'SOll Oaw.s htu1oom Then 1 pair of rut aoou mah the thtft 1 reality 1nd lht Jhostly Oukr.s have to retnne tlie stolen properly lfld prowe tlleli 111nocenc:e e 0 8 PtlU..., Std CMsar, 8obbr Y111lon 1nd Byron Allen lft the pests. • CJ) Cll 121 ..... .,.. c.. e.ct IQI' (com) ·so (21m)-lohn Ritter, Smn OeJ A tourll· 1t1c:• ball· !llaytf Irides loslna for w1nn1nr ~en ht t11C011nt111 • a•n1 of uon>•f'MMIJ ~ Ind OM ftlY Sl)tClll Clfl. •Mn Crtflll .... a~,...._ ............. .......... ., -t:lO-• • a..t If ._ "flit lfdder Of Crtaf!Oftff Of JICOb 8'onowskr ..... Hit theory of "'°"'"°" ····-1Ch00 •Cl) o .... cR> at1 a.111r1 "" Ms ,....,, o.r. to 0,tln to ... NM lltw fle'a 11ttlll&""' "'"' Ille £•:..:' oi.,., .• ••ddtll ....... places • dMcl °"' a.ff, M lfW Sf'.t 9"'1 MW ...,, & ............. ..... , ... :,:=' ......... ... =L... .. ,......,. .... ,... .. ·---'"-=o-···-....... ...... 0 The Tnrth About • The Salt II Treaty ntE SAU Sf'IOROlllE 0 Sl'ECIAl: T'11e Sift Spd,_ An mhmnatM fll'Ol'1m trtlh tnltMt1rS ••lh Cenuat Mtundt• H11a Admiral M1ddtndorf Henry -1uincer and ~ny other kllo•ttdcuble Dt0Ple rtcard1nc the wb1ecl ot Soviet and lJS m11it1ry S1rm11th and how 11 attects lht peace pohcy fD llOA·ft<hH Ttln isioll lhud Avtnut Onl1 the Stron1 Scirv1tt" A doGumtr1tary about u1~n suMVal •n New Yer\ Wllh 1 loo~ al su dtl lerent lam1hes alone New Yor\ s llu1d Avtnue 11:00 D 11 J 1 <ll Ho "'9l o 1TI ®I T1' a """ • T'lle """"'" """ D 0.... Mtft at u'c• CD All ii tt1t F """' II> -...1 w.ry 12~ -... Yek4 -11:30- B (J) ll}J ll11lt11 '°" Hlcll · littlls/"' WtlMll u ~1 a w.'"" ea,.. U lllt Dltillc~ · e (I) (JI 1211 rt£MIEI£: Fri· a,s A wtt\ly. i.te n1rht reptrtory comedy sllow lutunnc nine new ptrfonntrs Iii M9N: H.,... .. (GOrfl) '69- V1rn1 LISI James r 01 A buutrful wom.tn lllfs advantace of htr looks to e.tract money from I~ try1n1 lo ~ lltr '" order to help ht1 lllh1n p11nuss crandma lo Plf lases dll1nc bltk lo 189!> ........... ,.. m 'RM HeMywiel•n o c..ennw.. GC....-UCIMs ..... 12:00 ....... LMP ............... -12:30- (J) FriUJllJ'a a~ ..... : '1 ..... (COlll) '64- Muunih•n Sdltn, M•lina Mtrcovn • frWIJll .... lt: ''Tiit 0MMt lf111• (dt•> '68-Yul Brtnner, Bott Ul1nd. Lloyd Nol•n, Chwt lltvill (JI,~ "la ....... • .... : .,..,...,. (dra) '10- Mtdiel Pltcok, llU C.ston1 1:00 u oa•...._~ (II 'RM """ .. ~ 11llt ,_ • t.J.T.U. -J:Jt-..... ..... ~ ....... lft" =. 49-0. All*tws . : . .,.,...... .... ... (l'Oll) ·~-llonl• $llwtr 2:00 • llMI: ..... ON" (4ra) '6t-tieft c-M . .....,.. M SATURDAY ) Artll 12 MOANING rv WEEI< ~PAIL 6 1980 Q) IAo•it. 11t "Johay SIMI P'lart11• ldl•) 19 Slttll~ W1ntr1s W S.,.r Cstrtlles tt1 Prt.ecs -10:30-u l Tt 11le """ .... a !fl .ff *"' Ollt5t D fJ !"fl 2' C1pt11• ~Ulllll &llll Tet11 a.tc* m '-rde•111 ,,..1t1t"""' Up 11:00 .. v 1t GMziltl U lllllV '> I .... T-H1ro1 C•dtmtr51tt •1 Jimmy Co<inors • ,., ~ a "*• s,ea.1 (II) Tllf #1n110 Con 1'111 II • Tiit Ud Side ~· • s..t ''"' fDTileOM........._, m....,. -11:30- • l ll ht...,, .. fl .Jt ""' '°'"" • 'Tl III. AllltrKlll .......- -~Alitllf m ~ If Di rllftbn1 2 :00 D llt111/lll"tt: • "l Stolen Life" (dra) 46 Btllt Davos Cl,nn ford Dant Clarl A ~pho\loUltd lwrn !Who os aboul to divorce lht man silt and her sister both loughl lor is drownl'd 1n a ~torm 4nd tht !.Isler lalts her place -2:30- 0 llloW1ts: "Street ol Chnct," Mc,, 99" FAmAY I .... .,., ........... _ =••mm,.a .. ,_. II lo .. ..... 9nm ... IV Wiik. ~ll 1, ttlO FELICIANO aACK IN THE IROOVE 0..plte the fact tluit ht h.u won two Crammy Awlrcle and rtc•lvtd J1 aold album•, II tua been more than four ~are tine• JoH Felldano rwltaiwd a •Ingle. Now, he han nfW retord, ur'm Coming H"omt A&'ln," which wlll M &lven II• ltltvlslon d•but whtn Jote tlnp It on A"'"'"" Ba,iltl111il, S.aturd.ay on ABC .at I l:~AM. Thrm1tionshtp briwttn Ftftcwno .and B111l•l•~t Dick Cl.ark go.1 b.atk HVtr1I YH": to, it wu no surprl~ whtn Cl.ark 11ud Jostt to dt1but hi• ntw song on thtt 1how JoM w.a• mo~ th.an h.appy lo oblige. "Owr the )'t.Uf," ilY' the blind sJngtr/1u11.amt1compowr, "Dick h .. 1 bun .a Vfry good fr1tnd to mt'. "'I'm Coming Horne Apln is .a vtry bt'<lul1ful. h..unt- 11\S i.ong. wntt('n by lwu t.alt>nttd wnltr•, C.1rol 8.ayrr ~<1gtr .and Bruer Ro~rti I'm wry plttued th.at tht' vlt'~rs of A111mcu 81111t/1totl will gtt tht firi.I ch..nce to ----..... 1'1'11!"'9-.. hHr this song, which I've dtd1c.attd to tht uft ~t'Um of .I __ IV __ ._lll_NG ___ .. I tht Amtric.an host.agtt in Ir.an " eroo ••oo ... "".,.. ~ ••a aa .... . ...,., . ,.... ... e lLMlay e111Nn.. ti!....., --S,UI • J.1.1 c.urt MlatMF...., lflJ Wit CllM 11111 .,, C..,.., -6:30- lll -Ui .... ...... Tic TIC o.;t ~ ...... GriHi9 sa.. •11t11'11tllMyl1111t~ .., SHf•4 & s. 53DldC...ttSlllm G> LI CriNa ... CtlMI DJ°"' E.ny 7 :00 .... llJ in """ • \21 ... ,,, °"' A,1111 G tU Tiit JMtl"s Wild CDIN'S•H Jll Tic h e Douall Q)S.ny Hill i8J Wllllinstoti ""' 1n Rtrin fli) °"' Wy . m I.GS •cos h•bitn Uotan SO Maclltil/lthrtt Report -7:30- D W!Hld ff Sumval l t I Ha,,, °'" Acalll U Fllllily rtud O ,,o llsthll lht Cal•lornoa Ancets vs the Cleveland India~ 1n this llomt ~ason Opt'ntr hvt lrom Al"lle1m S11d1um B~S4111arn t l'fll lllapl111t Ci) f11t Tac Dout~ 10, race 1111 11-m Al it Hit F 1111lly 1 t lt M•A-S•H U>MMl·IZ l f flit Muppet Sllow l4 Wall Stlffi Wtt• W MK•Mlttlrtr Rtpert ID LI Otra lllUltf ,. News so Voters' 'IPtlint 8 :00 D a 12 Tiie 1Acrt41llle H111l Oavtd 1~ rtcruoltd lo htlO lo&hl a ffJftSI fort and ·~ SUSOl.'Cltd by lhe otl\tr fut hghlm ot being lht one •llo hi lht blait U n >t Htrt's Boomtr \'11.•1-.1•r, .... t11 >:t'I J lh.tn(I' 111 't'I' tlw v1·r~Jltl11v or h•I" 1.1n•• \In tlw 'h'"" In JJJ1t111n "' '"1>'111>( I m (uni 111R llvnw A~.1111 lw 1\lll JI"' pl.i\ h,, Pl\11 "'"' 1 ""' pt1-.1f1lln J)""' 11 .. m Jn Hl•llunwntJI "hi.It,, mbuw' tht' mu.,l\J I '""'J' ''' J 1'''' JnJ flJmt·n(•' A,dJ10ll'J h\ mJn\ 'flt!\' th11lu)(hou1 1111 •\11rlJ J~ "nt· ••I tht lw't II\ in~ KUllJll'>I' I"" hJd bt'1·n n,11nl"J [3,.,, lhp t.urfJfl'I h•r ll\1 \l'.11' 1111111111.: b\ ( .u1IJ1 l'IJ\1 r \IJ~J111"' "hrd1 h.1' JI"• plJ• t J h 1111 111 1h r < •Jll•·" ••I lht· Lrt•.ih lu't' h"' l•t't'lt 1 ••h·J b,ofh IS1 .t l.111 { .uol.111\I Jnc.J Ht •I Rod .. <..u1IJll'>I Ill 1h1· l'IJ\ 1•11\ '1.1 t)(..t/ollt' l1'.1J1·1' r•·ll numt·ruu' um,, .. I It· ,.., , ""'I Jn th 111 Jt·rn.onJ t.> pnt••nn Jlt <'\Ir lht \\\•rid Ht hJ' 1wrh•rr111•J 111 ''""' 1•1 I< "Jh\ JnJ bt>h111J th1• lnrn <. urt.1111 I It-hJ J'l..t\1 J "1th 111p ''mph""' ,.,, h1·.,lrJ' 11u ludr1•>: tht l 1111J .111 ""mph.-n\ JnJ 1h,. I,,., :\n~elc, l'holh.irnwn" H1• h." Jpp<'.111J ,,,, Jll ••I th1· m.itl•r nJll••nJI t1•lt•\ "'"" '"""' .inJ h • .-. J,,,,,. J numlit r ,,f ho' •'l"'n 1l'11•\ l'll•rt 'I''• oJI' 1\, t.11 ,,., ''''t' I'"'"• •·rrwJ .ill th.11 " 1u I J b1·~1nr11n>: h1· lo•cJ, th,11 ht• h,1, 111'1 •IJrtnl ''' 'hJI• h1• I.tit 111 "llh 1h1· ""rid Page 17 TV WEEK APRIL e 1980 DR . YARWOOD SPEAKS TO YOU ABOUT HEALTH! HOW CHIROPRACTIC HELPS PREVENT AND TREATS DISEASE The 1llne~s and tmlfuncuons ciwsed llty spinal defects are numer· ow and vaned Their effect may bf tndicned by a wide ran~ of symptoms and signs "' mo1t any part of the body The human body operates u a com· plu. synchronized ul'lft Strvctural defecu rmy rewlt 1n funcuonal d1s.- turbMXes. and functJOnal d1sorden may result 1n strvctural defects. Treatment methods utilized in modern Chiropractic care. C hlropractic 11 that science and art which ut1tl1u the 11'1herent re<upera· tiw powtn of the body and the rt· latlonshlp betwnn musculo·lkeletal stNCturtl and functions of the body. pMtkularty of the tpinal column and nenoui system. In the restoration and maintenance of health. The pt"ICtlc•• lfld proceckns com· monAy ~rad by doctort of chlroprlak are btlld on the doc· tor'• tnlrWnJ ~ In and ~ ICCredfted Chlropt'ICtlc Col· i.,... potqraduact counea, and ,,-111on11 certification proarwm. Thele lncludl. buc .,.. not llrnlWd co. chi .,.. of accepced procedure• In ~ and treacm.nc. EmphMI• It ~ wpon CON'KcJnc dltordtrt of the ertl<WtloN and ldtK9flt tit- JWI of the body. partkularty of the sptnal column. and the relief of rt· lattd nerve dj10rden The education of the doctor of Chiropractic. State lictnMd and recuta~. the cNropnctlc doc10< Is a vahlablt member of t he health cart pn>ft .. slon-A minimum of JI• yara of col· .... swdy and lm.rntNp '°into makina a doctor of chlropractk (0 .C.). more If ht or slw Is a spt· clall1t. The areu of Kltnce ttudlts 11"9 thott ptrtlntnt to d'lt health care of human btlnp. lncludln& ~ becttrloloiy. patholo1Y· physloloiy. blochemlttry. pedlacrlca. p riatt'lca. spinal manipulation. X-ra~ nuuiUon. ptlyskal the~ and many otNl'I- The chlfopnttlc doct°' 11 pfimal' lly con«med with the .,.,_ and how IU lfUrplay with the ntnout system .W.co "*'Y lmponant body f\ftdon&. Tlw<hlropnctor knowt tt..l • tflkW dltof'der an c-... M • vere pain 1n the 1mmed~tt bxk area u welt u interfere with tl'>e l'trve$ of the body Whtie tl'>e ch1ropract~ '' e~1ally sl11lled 1n treumg 1tructural problems U · soc1ated with tl'>e neck and back and other jOll'IU. he CV'! treu much more M1lltons o f Amenons are chtropnct>< patot~ and can attu t to chuopra.ct.c l'>ealth ure berwfiu. Important points to remember about Chiropractic. 1 Ch1ropracuc 11 a SCtel'(t founded on tone. It ''"'' tf>e· • clal emptw.1 to the stN«Ural 1nte1r1ty of the body. 2 It utlllus a ""4thod of tt'HUNnt which relies on •the body's natural recupera· ti.,. powtt'1- 3 It I• I CQnMl'Vltl ... htahnc art which doe• not utllln • dNp Of turpry. 4 It recoanlu• paln u a Jympu>m and not the Ct.UM • of I health dftorOer 5 The doctor of chiropractic 11 a -11 tnlned member of the · • health caarn. 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