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Home My WebLink About1980-04-27 - Orange Coast Pilota, IGDI CADSN8Sd .............. ~ yun .. 0 td 8u.prt 1ooaiec1 °"" h1I backr •rd fence aad Mw for the fin1 Ume lbe plutia pl&nl that border-.d hil reeeatly pattbaNd P~r\Y. Hi. wife Bertha. rec:allt tbat abe w11 upeet waated to call off lbe deal. But nellbbon aaaured her that Narmco ll'aterlal s Inc.. at 800 Victoria Ave. In Cost.a Mesa "was a Sood neighbor." O ver the y e a r I t h .. CADUIN«AD s mall com pan thitt mt.kh plastics ror usto in the recreauon and um--". ladultry f~ ownertblp twice and eapa ~ the v.ry ecS,.ol t.M•r propelt)' MOl'f tMll cmee lbe ......... HY. they were awakened ln t.he middle ol tbe nlpt bf .,....... amoie""liJlowtal-from the plant that ....... u..rr 9)'el ud _.. It cllfftftlll tio bru\be. ~ '-med to Uv• wttb the ~·low odors tbat came trom the fat'Wt:y every da)'. the t'l•n•· tn1 nolle ol ·~·lhe·clock pro. ducUon and lbe periodic •eel· dents that required fuJl acale t'v1cualkm. tllJ, oo one really complained about the pJuUt"I company. Thft) a ~ lut Aus. JZ. that left one wo rke r d e ad and a no ther c rltlc ally Injured , sparked a a!'OWiol tear ln the SUNDAY ' I 'U \ l SP I : C I ,\ I aurro..dlq Mt1hborbood On ll•yu Place, where the Ban1•rt• Uve, and on Maple StrHt and Anahe im W.ay, Narmco la • buu word. Over Md over again the real· denta talk a bout their unt!X· plained nauaea and sore throau. bum• on their akin, children's re1plratory lllne ses and their s rowlna fear that the nearby chemlcaJ plant may be responsi- ble tor a ru b or medical com· plaints . More than 400 residents in the clty slgthi a petiUon asking that the stale Air Quality Manage- m ent Oastnct test the air A 11urvey by the recently ro rm e d C hemical Ac tion Nei1bborbood Alsoclalion found that 50 pttcent of the people Uv· Ing near the plant complained of three or more medical pro· b l e m s. includln1 nausea, fatigue. respiratory problema. kidney disorders, headaches.and sore throats. A similar study done several blocks a way round only 5 per- cent of the residents suffering from the same sympto ms. "We were s urprised ourselves with the results ," said Mrs . Bangert, who has sulrered rrom allergies and respiratory pro- blems since moving to Costa Me u . "That many people • can't be wrona." That conch•ion la challeqed by 1tate and county beallb of. ficiall wbo say that testina ol the alr lbia moolb by the AQMD haa detec:ted no s l1olrtcant le vels ol harmful cbemlcall. "It ii very unlikely lf monitor- ing •bowl no ha rmrut cbemlcals are being released that the ill- nesses could be related to the plant," said Dr. Robert Friis. epidemiologist with the county health department. Dr. Fril5 says tha t he bas re· ceived only one health complaint rrom a Narmco neighbor. " The AQ M D contin ue d to test the air until April 25, for 11 diHerent toxic chemicals that the company uses. Only toluene. a t o xic solve nt, b as been meHured at .Of part• mi Woo.. Cal-OSHA 1taodarda, that are bHed on an el&bt-bour work day. have eetabl.llbed IOO ppm ol toluene u harmful. T•Uac bu shown that the Narmco chemical level• are well DHN-1 thole levela, accordlna to ~ AQllD. , Dr. Renate KimbroUgb, wtlo has studied the etrecta ol toxie • chemicals at the federal Center for Dtleaae Control in Atlanta,' said that the level or toluene round was very low and "cer · tainly would not cause any acute health problems." "We do not believe that we are going to ftnd anytbJng that's suf· ficient," s aid Ed Camarena. bead of the AQMD El Moote of. (Sff CHEMICAL, Page AZ> VOL 73,N0.118,7SECT.JONS, 110PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA ca1NOAY,APRIL27, 1980 FIFTY CENTS Iranians Shuffle Am.erican Hostages ~Balloom • r !Overcome Weather By JOEL C. DON Of lho Dfuly Pilot Sl•ll The re wert: towering ma· jesties in Fountain Valley Satur· day. They were billowing, multi- colored balloons, aH totaled, 12 s trong. They were plumped up with with lighter-than-air he lium gas and piloted b y t o p-ranked balloonist s from the U .S., German v. Switzerland . England. and Franc(' Hoping swift breezes v.·ould carry th e m eastward. the aero nauts ascended Orange County sk1e5 to try to break the trans·Amcru·an distance record during the 1980 Gordon Bennett Balloon Haee • Even a rain.dampened launch .site and overcast day didn't t keep an estimated 25.000 persons ; fro m attending the launch at ~M ile Square Park. They were en- ! tertained by flyovers of vintage bi ·planes in formatwn and a powered hang glider demonstra t1on . About a dozl·n ~round tethe re spent much of th<' ml)rn1n)'.? frrr) mg t passengers for a full v1('w of thl • festiv1t1cs ~ The C'arnival lik<' event wa~ l s p r i n k I e d IA 1 t h ~ a m l' and souvenir booths. marchin~ band ,performance~ al•ronaut1c<1l <1nd balloonm~ cxh1b1ts. puppetr~ . shows. and the pungent odor or t cotton candy. hot dogs and pop ~orn filled the au' l The sky w<1~ dotted with tov f balloom. ·that ~h ppcd from the .l hands or toddlers and a throni.: of iamateur and profcs~1onal photo· graphers i::obbled up roll~ of col· or film. <~ The Gordon R<'nnett gas 1 ba lloon race wa~ rcsurreC'ted l ast Yl'ar bv Thomas f Heinshe.1 mer . a Rolhn~ Hills al· t mosphen<' physicist who sp('nds hours floating 1n a balloon over 'the Los Angeles basin collecting air pollution samples F'ollowing a trndil1on that was sta rt ed in 1906 by New York Herald publisher .Jame~ Gordon Bennett. Hcin~he1mt'r mustered up international support for a <See BALLOON, Page A3) Timely Tip: Hour Lost Keeping up with the limes might be a little t1r- mg today for some coastal r esidents afte r c locks across the country ·were set forward an hour due to daylight saving Ume. Beginning al 2 o'clock this morning clcx:ks were set rorward one hour, e.g. ir you forgot and your clock says 10 a .m . change the setting to 11 a . m . We a t the Da ily Pilot like to stay a head or the times so newsroom clocks •ere moved ahead Satur· day afte rnoon to coincide with a ~ciflc Da)'llght lime deadline. The hour lost today will be gained wben the cloc ks are tu~ed back ln the ralJ. ,, . ; . .. ~ Overhead and Overboard? Multi-colored , hot a ir ba lloons bobbed above the crowds watching l2 international acronauts lilt off from Mile SquarC' Park in Fountain Valley Satur dav for the Gordon Bennett Balloon Race. Meanwh1ll-. fl3i ~·arhts were lcavang Newport Ha rbor for their ;mn11al rat·(' to Enst·nad:.i . But lht..· 11ltlc ~abot staved home once th<' fleet of la rger truft pa~5l'd the Jl'll.\ 1 See Sport:,, Page Bl for!>a1hngdcta1ls 1 Kidnap Suspect Caught LOVELOCK, Nev. (AP) -A man sought ln the kidnap and murder of a lO·year·old Southern California boy was ar- , rested Saturday arter an ac· quaintance of the man re• coanized him ln a Lovelock bar, authorities 1a1d. Callro rhl a o n c harges o f murder and kidnap in the death or Ronald Tolleson Jr: The man who spotted Young "was head ed e a st and had stopped at the bar to have a cool one. It's really a coincidence," the poUce chieJ said. Lovelock is 100 miles east of Reno, Nev .• on Interstate 80. Police Ch tef Bernard Schneteder aaid Danny Youna. 21, wu arTested on a fualtive ,,. warrant llatiac him u wanted ln "He was reported to us by a subject who was going through town who wu ramlllar with the case," Schnelder said. The man who recotnized Youns alao lived tn West Covtna, a s uburb ol Loe An1eles, only about four heuaes from the home ol the murder victim. the chief said. Young had bffn In Lovelock about rour days st.ayln« ln a nm· down hotel "Just bidlnl out." Schneider said. J. Promise Raid Victims Unconditional Return By Tht> As'ioOCia ted Prt>S., Tht· Am<'ncan ho~t<.1ge!> ha\(~ ht•t•n moved to 'a nous places in T(·hrao and 1A1 ll be dis persed tf> e1t1(•<, around the country to foll <JO\ furthE-r l ' S ri·\CUl' at· ll·rllpt!>, th£•1r militant captor-. :-.:11d S.llurda} Iran's prer.1dent :-.<.t1d the bodies of eight comman- do:-. who perished in the aborted l ' S mJl>Slon will be rt.>turned to the Uruted States "wtth no con- d1t1ons attached .. T e hran r adio rePOrted that Cormnando Strategy Described W ASHl:'\GTO'.'l<lO IAl·r c to hil\l' t•ntt'rl'd Tt•hran 1n motonLt-d Yl'htcle-. and. undt·r tht· c•o\· .. r of dark nl'"· -.p1nted JIAa~ 53 Am1:nc:.rn ('.I pt I \'l"S l'1•nta1'!nn official-. inC'luding <1 !'\ t n 111 r m ii It •I r \' 0 ff I<' l' r IA h 0 bnl'fl-d n•porter~ Saturda~. r~· fu:-.l'd to discus!> details of ttw pl.in beyond lht' point "hC'n• 1t ":..-. Hborted in thl' d <1rkne~ of lht· Iranian de"l'rt Hut o ther adm1 n1 i.tra t1on source' dt'str1bed the actual n·'>C'Ul' plan this IA a~ The 00 Ament•an commandos IA t•n• to six•nd one night Jt J mountain hiding plaC'e, not at tht• desert refueling site . ThC' l' S hehcoptc-rc; th<' samt.· ont>S whose malfunctJons causc'<l tht.· m1ss1on to bt.• scuttled IA ere to ferry the commandos from the hiding place to a polllt nt·ar Tehran. Thert>. the com· mandos would ha\'e linked up IA 1th waiting vehicles and would have dnvc n through the capital to the t: S Embassv. Jn the darkn~s Of ni ght. It was hoped tht·y '>'Ould not be' noticed b) passe rs· by. In Tehran, they wt·re s upposed to surprise and ovcrcomt: the guards at the U S. E m bassy, <See PLAN, PageA2> CREDIT CALLED? -Debt collection h as becom e quite civilized these days, says Karl G ibbs. th i rd ge n e r a t ion manager of a collection agency But the goal is still the same. to get debtors to pay their blUs. Page Cl. FIVE YEARS AFTER - Those Americans who left Vlet- na m via the embass y roof and helicopters. as the Viet Cong en· circled Saigon ended our pre- . sence there. but not our concern over the war. A noted "hawk" and "dove" analyze what America learned. Page Al2. POlt'BAJT OF AN AR'nST -David Carradine, who plays the tortured life or artist Paul GauauJn. hopes this role wtll help him abed bis reputation ol beinc u mysUcal and uncoven· tlooal u some ol the charact.en he bu played. He H)'I, "You have to act to play the part <of l raniJn trnop~ fo und s ix burned l>Od1t·"> In th(• ""Tl'<'kagc Of tlAO JZ1<1n t ll S aircra ft" and said · tht''>l' bodw\ an' possibly those of th1· pilot)'. ;ind co·pllots of the burnt:d airc·raft .. .\ photogr.Jphn who vis ited t h1· d1..,t•rt .,,tt' told reporter"> the burnl-d bod1t-:-. 1Aere being taken t<• Ya1d , -.omc 125 miles to the !o.OUlh Tht> Tf.'hran broad c a s t . monitored in London, said lhat when tv.o patrol<; entered one of the U S. helicopters a nd brought out a box. the box e"<ploded. k11l- '"~ one ~uard, and v.oundmg l IAO Other-. "Thrt"e of the f1 ve helicopters left bf-hind by li.S. militar y pn-.onn<'I 1n Rohal Khan were rl1·-.trn~1·d b~ Iranian arm y" plJn~. tht" r<1d10 reported. "The otht>r tv.o ~en• left int~t." Th<' broadcast added. "ln one nf 1 ht•<,(' h<'hcopters, IA h1ch were cloc,el) tnSJ>C<'t<'d. there wer e map~ and eommun1cat1o ns t>qu1pm<..nl The operation com· mander ~aid the l ' S. troops had pla<'ed explo!>1vt.• devices m the t'(lu1pment they left behind and lht•re I!> a po::.!>1b1hty that they may hrtH' mined the area.'' It abo s:11d that "a tanker lorr~. hNtdin~ for Taba~ from Yaid. cum<' under f1rt.•" during lht• l' S effort and blew up. I r ;i n1 a n officials have s aid ..,Omt.' of th<' Americans in the rescue rruss1on we re left behind. but Tehran radio said "careful air r~Ma1:.!lancc" of the area h<1d failed to fmd any In oth<?r deve lopments : The Pentagon raised from four to five lhe number of com- mandos 1t sa1d were inJured in the attempt and said all of them IACre going to be treated at m1htary hospitals in Texas (see !!<.'pa rate story). Barbar a Ti mm of Oak Creek. Wis .. in Tehran to visit her hostage son. told Iranians she deeply regretted the U.S. rescue effort. A usuall y refiable Egyptian ma~uzme called October report- ed that 4-0 Iranian troops trained in the Unitea Sta tes were in· volved in Friday's aborted mis - ~1on. There was no comment from u s. om ctals . Gau g uln l. Yo u c an 't walk through it." Page 87. GO HAWAIIAN -The island m otif 1s uppermost in s ummer !>wim wea r a nd afte rnoon fashions. Designers advise to wear bright on bright. Find out how to accessorize the bold col- ors with straw hau, bracelets and purses on Page ~. ··-· Jedt....... M .. .,_.,,.. .. lrm. ....... a .. Allll~ .. ._..,...._ a _.... AJ ...,._, Ct-4 -.... ., .. c.tltenN .. ...._....._ M Cl_,.._ Ot·• On-..C.-.. AM C•-~ ~---Alt Cl'Mt_., C1 ........... CM o... -...c.. ... ....,. .... 0.1..._ C1 .._..~ CM ·~... ,,,.., n.e..n ., .. ......... , 4 • .,.. ,,.... Cl ,..._ IM....., M ... .._ ... .., • .,_....., C1 Mt&. 't _..unaeCTlOllll ceewc... P-••-• n .... , 1 ~ '-' .. -- j +z DAILY PILOT ~noey. Aprtl 27. tMO .In Texas 0 Molet a•or..-c APPARENT "EICUf ROUTES TO FREE U.S. HOSTAGel ,.,... .. Qalmed, U.S. Denied Aetuellno In Battraln 20 Questions Security Hidi11g Answers ('ompiled by the DaiJy Pilot Staff A::. man) quv!.llon~ remain unanswered as answered m thl' Jftermath ur tht.· Jborted raid to free the U.S. ho&latges. · Here are 20 questions, and many of these will not be ans wered m the days and months ahead for dipolomaUc and security reasons . , -DID U.S. INTELLIGENCE ascertain that the mill· tan ts' security measures had become lax or not as tight? -Did the U.S. perceive that the militants --for all their bravado in public -were not aa willing as they had been to die. and especially to blow themselves up? . -Could a signal have been passed. even by President Bam-sadr. that a rescue could succeed at thts llme? Did the U.S. rescue force plan, as rumored. to use a gas that would cause the militants and other Iranian personnel to become nauseous or to use other chemical agents'' -WERE ANY OTHER SOPHISTICATED. exotic or ruturistae \H•apons or m~:.ins to be employed in the rescue? -How were the vehicles to be used in the attack on Tehran to be prepositioned for use by the commandos? By friendl.v forces. by the C-130s. by the copters. Eight copters and six transports headed at night for a remote landing site in the desert. Was this a World War II site. a site once used by the shah, or had the U.S. m recent weeks put In a reconnaissance team or security force there? Did we rely only on satellite photos? . . Was there anothe r U.S. commando or raiding Corei! in Iran when the 14 !)la nes moved toward Posht Badam? -Were the Navy copters fitted with sand filters. or with the type of equipment the Israelis use for desert "arf<l re? -lS THE NAVY Cll-53 SUPERIOR lo the Army and Manne versions for a m1ss1on of this importance? Why wt·ren 'l the classified plans destroyed? And \\.hy not some or all of the copters? How many were boobytrapped? Was Prc:.ident Carll'r upset al Mrs. Barbara Timm. the mother who v1s1ted her hostage son. because or the propaganda value the Iranians might gain or because she would be m the way of a m1ss1on then in the planrung stages? -Defense Secretary Harold Brown will appear on CBS' "Face the Na&lon" interview program today ID place of tbe previously scbeduJed guest, GewenJ •at.on Corp. Chairman Thomas A. Morphy, Ute netwon an· nounced 'aturday. The guests scheduled lo appear OD lbe other nationally televised interview program:. a re: -Zbigniew Brzezinski. President Carter's national security adviser, OD ABC's "Issues and Answers." -George Ball, caret!r diplomat and former un- dersecretary or state. on NBC 's "Meet the Press." · Did the moves th1~ week by Iran toward Russia forct: the U.S. to hurry or move ahead planning for the rescue. and did the pollt1cal turmoil in Iran add any urgency? Did we have a contingency or alternate plan to be carried out the following night or within a week had the two planes not coll1dect ~nd the mission not become public? -DID THE PLANNERS PUSH both the planes and the personnel beyond their mechanical and physical hmats to fly 500 miles. with 200 more to the target, plus their exit" Uad the weather foreca~ts available to U.S dec1S1on m akers gtve the probability of sandstorms ? . -How was a bus load or Iranians able to get so close to :.uch an important m1 ss1on" Was there any secunty on ro<ids to the site? Were Iranians opposed to the Khomeini regime either aboard the 14 a ircraft. or at a site outside Tehran. or an or near the embassy? -Old the C-130's, as rumored, use Egypt and Bahrain as bases to ~et to the desert site? Were there other coun - tries to be used to land the hostages or lo n y to in case of emergency? And. was the rescue plan the one published by the Washington Post on Saturd<1). or one set forth by the Ad ministration later in the da}. or something different? From Page A I PLAN DESCRIBED • • • locate and round up 50 hostages a nd then speed to an air stnp SUNDAY DAILY PILOT J~ Ot_... C....\t O.••~ P•flOt w•t" wf't•<"' '' r Ol'ftbttw'd tht Hf>w'\ Pr~'~ '' puot1 \IW'O o, lf'ttc Of•"'9+ (M\t P\lot1\1Mno (CM"'IO_,'f' ~"4• eclthOr'l't ~ ~·"""'° Mof'I04y IPtr0t4ft l>tt41Jrt fOI' Co\I• AM-W Newoof1 ft+.«" .. ""ttnV'lon tt~•t" t-ownt••" V•U•'f' ""'"" l•Ov"• 8e.C" Sowfft (ot,1 A,,.,.. r~t PCt+tlOf'I -~ °"''"'"""" S..\olfcMV\-"' Wnd•Y' l~ CW•f'ttOel _,.,,...., oo..-. 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Presumably. part of the com mando forc e wo uld have penetrated the Iranian foreign ministry and brought out three American diplomats being held there Sources discounted reports that the commandos would have used incapacitating gas. Perhaps the most sensitive element of the pla n. and tbe part officials are most reluctant to talk about. involves the methods by which vehicles were to be placed In position to a wait the commando force and to help in other ways. The supposition is undercover agents, probably Americans and Iranians, have been at work secretly preparing for the rescue mission which died about 200 miles short of its mark as a result or helicopter breakdowns. American officials, without openly aknowledging t here were such undercover a1ents, Indicate that such help was pre- sent and that deeply secret er. forts are being made to either get them out or aaaure their safety inaide the country. SAN ANTONIO CAP> -Five Amerttan aervlcemen ln,Jured durln1 lbe eborted effort to rree the U.S. holtaget ln lran were are ted by u drum and buale <·orpa u lhey arrived In Texas today for trealment at military h0tpltala. The rave arrived ut Kelly Air f>'orce Base on a flight from West Germany. The C·l41 Starlifter carrying the in.luttd men bad landed at McGulre Air Force Base ln New Jersey early Saturday and took off for Texas less than two hours later alter a refueling and crew ehange. Two men were reported in serious coodiUon and two in sta· ble condition. said Defense Department spokes man Navy <.:apt. Ralph Blancha rd 10 Washington. A fifth man. whose presence on the plane was not disclosed wllll after the Jet ar· rived ln the United States, was said to be suflering from a leg Injury'. NEIGHBORS CL.AIM THAT NARMCO SMOK£ STACKS EMIT HARMFUL SMOKE AT NIGHT "•' From Pa~ ,t l .. CHEMICAL FUMES HARMFUL TO M.ESANS? ., • • • f1 ce. "We were convinced from th e outset tha t we'd find nothing." Criticism or the state testing methods hav<' come from Dr Pietro Capurro. a patholog1s.t wh o has done extensive studies on the use or chemical solvents in residential areas. In hls own work, the Hunt· ington Beach physician said. he tested the samples immediately arter they were collected to as- sure an a ccurate reading. "By waiting a day it can be absorbed out." he said . Camarena has admitted that the AQMD 1s wailing one to five days. before testing the air ~amplM. Suspicion that the company has a ltered its production methods since the testing began is widespread &mong the rest· dents. Narmco a nd AQMD of· f1 c1als dispute this claim . While neighbors contend lhat the plant is much quieter and that fumes have decreased, Camarena contends that it would be impossible for the com· pany to alter its operations for as long as the testing bas COO· tinued. Narmco uses more than 200 toxic chemicals in its production or plastics and resins. One of the most widely used che micals. methylethylketonc ! ~t EK L 1s not being te ~tc d because Camarena says. "It'~ relatively non·tOXIC .. Ronald Rasmusse n. a lJC Irvine professor tn env1ronmen· tal medicine d1sagr<'es. !>aying the M EK 1s more toxic than the tolut•n(' and hexane betng tested :rnd that studies have shown th<Jt i..•xposure to the c hem ical ha!. produced neurological disorders in workers. M EK can c<.1 use c hromosomal t·hangc~ that c:.in result in con· vulsions and epileptic attacks. Capurro claims. Use o f MEK wa s !>O dangerously hlgh at the plant that Costa Mesa fire marshal Russ Henderson closed down a mixing operation for one week followmg the Aug. 22 fire. The flamma ble liquid was be· mg mixed near unprotected wir· ang without ventilation. he ex· plained. Narmco 1s also a registered user of asbestos. according to Cal-OSHA records . AQMD of- fi cials admitted this week that they are testing for that cancer- causang material. but no results are available yet. J oan Lynch is a s lim dark· haired woman who speaks for many residents when she says "All the neighbors want the fac· tory to move. I think for our health that it would be the best thing." <Narmco orriclals already have begun moving their opera· lions to a new location on Kraemer Avenue in Anaheim. Roughly 30 percent of their pro· ductlon was moved last week and the remainder. they say. is e xpected to be moved by the end of 1981.) In the summer or 1974 after Mrs. Lynch was working in her front yard, she noticed a rash on her face and arms. Since then she has been plaJued by a series of unex· plaaned respiratory problems and rashes. she says. . lie r physician. Dr. Soloman Lutsky. believes that the spots on her arms and legs are Robber Flees With 82,000 An Anaheim store was robbed at gunpoint Saturday night by a man who fired three rounds of ammunition before fleeing with $2,000, according to police. No one was hurt. Northgate Market. 722 N. Anaheim Blvd.. was held up shortly after 11 p.m. No other delalla were available., chemical bums, but he 's at a loss to treat her because repeat· e d r equests t o lea rn what chemicals she was exposed to ha\r gonr unun~wered b ' ~armco. When :l smoke cloud blankNed the neaghborhood an a n incident last May, a Narmco official volunteered and then refused to pay Mrs. Lynch's medical bills Bob Ste mmle r . gene r al manager for Narmco s aad the of· k r to pay for medical ball!. was 1n no way an adm,ss1on of "'roogdoing "It's a reaction to !'\armco bein~ 1n tb1 i. nc·a ~hborhood." he ,a1d :O.ktinda U} (' moH'<l mt'> ht-r home on Maple Strf'f't with her husband and two children last Apr al. She ~ailed that seconds after their home filled with fumes from the May incident her daughter Michelle, five. had her ' One ot the Largest Selections of Solid Brass Beds. All at Grand Opening SALE Prices. first asthma attack in more thu • two years. Paramedics rushed to the small Co6ta Mesa home to assist tht-~ oun~ cerC'bral palsy victim. ~t or~ than 40 residents livtng in a thr{'(' square block area sur- rounding th1.• plant are working C1n clam1s to be filed against the' l'O m pan)'. accordmg to Elle"' · Want«rbottom. a n Irvine at· torne} They will file a· lawsuit • "'1thm two months, she said. : . • • • • • • • I • i .... • B1tASS Pl.Al"ID Bl!ADBOAIU>S Your choice 52995 1Qna or Queen or 'JWtn or Full SOUDB1tASS BALL DEE ReQ. •13goo sggoo MAT1DSS AND BOXSPBING Twin -'16900 -.. Fl.Ill -'lggto ....- SALE Queen -•25909 w.ie Kina -•2ggoo "w. BBDS'N DASS is a dlvtslon oflALPBS POINllOIB ~rKt •121f,t, Ht 1J.51Srrtct 1 ~rolet -----~_..,...,....---·-----------------·---·-----------------.-~---------------------.-...._. 'CLOUD DANCO' TEAM FROM DENVER AR"ANOl!O NITTINO HFORE INFLATION Rlnt of 8Mdbep Andloted Netttno. They Were Emptied to Penntt Takeoff .-. ,., .. ,..~,., . BAIJ,OON RACE • • • dass1c balloon race that had abruptly ended in 1938. In that year. Germany invaded Poland. the country that was to host the event. Seventeen aeronauts lifted off last year from the Queen Mary dock in Long Beach. M Ile Square Park was select. .-d for the 1980 and 1981 Gordon Bennett race for its size. public facilities and organaza. tional support from the city and county officials. .. We want to make Fountain Valley the gas balloon capital of Lbe world." said Heinsheimer. in an mterv1ew prior to the start of com petition Orange County Supervisor Philip Anthony. agreed saymg he will s upport Male Square Park as a permanent sill' for the mtemataonal race But of more 1mmed1ate con· cern to the balloon race officials and competing aeronauts was the l ess -tha n-spectacul ar. "£'ather The cloud ceiling had dropped to about 1.500 feet. And gentle breezes prO\'lded little hope for a swift irutiaJ lift from lhe launch site. "The winds are not good.' said German pilot Gottlieb Blenk ... We 're going to have lo jtO immediately to 6,000 or 7,000 feet " Gottlieb, 45. who was accom· panied by co-pilots Kurt Reisch and Gunther Womer. prefers a gradual ascent, to optimize the volume of gas. Each baJloon entry received a fixed volume or gas, depending on the number or passengers in the gondola. Sand ballast is dumped from the ba lloon to ascend. Compelilive s pirits we-e raised soon after noon. as the sun peeked through the clouds and a wind pushing eastward signaled the time for launch. "We'd like more visibility but the winds have improved so at ll'ast we won't be headed for Mexico," said Jay Sutherland, a 33-year-old Fullerton electrician who was co-pilot with balloonist Fred Krieg, of Perris. Soon after 1 p.m .. the British entry "Cities Service" earned Anthony S mith and Royston Cooper towarrt Anaheim Stadiwr * Standings Following as a Gordon Bennett gas balloon race st atus report from the radio room control center al the Queen Mary. The balloons are expected to hove r unul breezes pick up al dawn. Ooutlle EA191e IV IU.!>.) NHr l~ Alaml..,..rKe lt4'(1< Cloud Dancer IU S I Nor1,,H\I Of .... ersf_ Nk!lll\I., IU S l 10 mlle'\ \GUI,,_,, Of Buer<1f!Md Roll~ O'Grlldv IU 5 ' Sou1 .... ,, Of Marci\ Air Fore~ 8.t'IO! Oeslony (U.S I N~ar Onl•roo Airpc>r1 City Of SI lOul\ IU S.l Nur Cluno Hiii\ Circus l(noe (Sw1ul Sou1""'H' Of Redlanc» Emu -IS..l~a ,...,. Yorba l•ndil NI A N (~m&nl OU1 OI rKe Ciloes ~VIC• IBrhi~) Out Of r•<P ~ ... CFrlft<nt ....... ,._,.,. st.Olum SM'•lno IYY91Klavl NHr Et TOfO • , A few minutes later, the Dou- ble Eagle IV, an unusual clear plastic design, took the Albu- querque duo of Ben Abruzzo and La rry Newman on a more northwesterly route. Last year. Abruzzo. Newman and Maxie Anderson captured the Gordon Bennett trophy m the Double Eagle I ll. Th e d aring trio made international headlines in August 1978. when they were the first aeronauts to make a trans-Atlantic crossing by balloon. Anderson and co.pilot son Kris. however . bowed out of the race this year at the last minute Meanwhile. hundred s of amateur radio enthusiast~ acr oss the nation will be monitoring balloon locations as · ground crews follow in cars and trucks SECOND TO LJFT OFF Deity,..... ....... ..,....,,,__ GAS BALLOONS IN VARIOUS STAGES OF READINESS Swtu Team Htgheat, Long Trucb Suppled Helum Most Bodies Found From Plane Crash S ANTA CRUZ DE TEN- ER I FE (AP) -Rescue workers on Saturday recovered the remains or most of the 145 persons killed in the crash o< a British ebart er jet the day before. There was speculation among some of the nearly SOO wortters that the plane, carrying British tourists, may have exploded in the air. They sald they found no severed tree trunks and only a few destroyed treetops, indicat- ing the trees were bit by failing parts of the jet rather than by a direct impact. Authorities hoped the plane's black-box recorder, wbicb was recovered Saturday, would ~ vide the answer to wbat went wrong. Guillermo May, a spokesman for the Brttiab charter Uoe Dan· Air. said the caUH of the era.sh w aa "an autbent.lc puule." Red Croes penoonel with 15 ambulances and more than 500 policemen, soldiers, firemen and shepherd.a searched a two-mile swath of ruged terrain in a pine forest midw1y up a volcanic mountainalde. ' The corpses were to be brou1ht down to an army bar· racks for ldentlftcatloa. The search wu ealled olf at 5: 30 p.m. because of heavy foa. It wu to reeume today. Chunb of UM Jet slammed in- t., the ,.... -~.118-foot-~ Tekle PeM, the tallell ln Spain.' '11 Canal"J lllmdl. Releue offtdala aaJd t.bere w.-e llO aurvtvon. 1 ne O..Air Boetnc m ..-c1o .. 12 .._ from Los Rodeol ,. Airport ...... lt ..... '° ...... sis •I._ llltar OD a wladlwept runwQ located ... ,,... two IDOUD&.l&m. • Cuban Craft With· 200 Reported Sinking KEY Wl:ST, Fla. <AP> - Potential trafedy stalked the Cub1n bolll ft Saturday as stron1 winds and high waves bUf· feted hundreds of boats scattered 1crou the 90-mile stretch of open se1 between tbia Florida resort and Cuba. A boat with 200 people aboard was reported sinking 15 miles northeast or the Cuban Port or Mariel late Saturday. a Coast Guard spokesman said. The 210-foot Coast Guard cut- ter Diligence was bead~ to the scene. and Cuban authorities had been alerted. Seaman Gree Robinson said. , He said the first report of the ain~lng boat was received about 10 :30 p.m. No further Informa- tion about the vessel waa im· mediately available. Radio Havana, meanwhile, re- ported that after the nearly l,000 boats waiting 1t the Port of Mariel had left the Carlbbe1n island nation. the Cuban govern· menl would permit an alrlltt to allow others to leave The report, m onitored i n Miami on Saturday, did not in· DURING LAUNCH, SWISS TEAM DRIFTED TOWARD CAA THm Members, SpectMon Eased tt Over Obatade Bogota Terrorists May Release 16 BOGOTA CAP l -The Colom bian government said Sa turda)' "a s atisfactory balanct"' hac; been reached an negot 1at1on~ with guerri llas ho lding 16 dip lomats hos tage 1n t he Domirucan Republic Embassy Signs hung 1n the embassy v.m · dows suggested today couJd bl· the decisive day Expectations rose that most of the diplomats would bt> freed within a day or two and that fi ve. Including US Ambassador Diego Asencia. would bl• flov.11 with their 20-30 guerrilla captors to C'uba and then Vienna. where the d1plomal'. v.ould ht' relcast-d Saturday mJ?ht. l\\O sa~n' v.nt· tt.>n in Sparush v.t•rp dc.pla~ed an ~('C'OOd :.ton-\\ lnd014 S or tht• em- haso; y, aet'ordinl? to a se~unly agt>nt and residents of horn~ at lh<' n •ar of the t>mbassy They n•ported one said. "Thanks to CH'ryone. "'e're leaving tomor· rov..." and the othe r said, "Thanks to everyone. we're ~o mi? al 6 30 .. The second sign 1?3' e no date, nor dad it say ar 6 30 meant in the mornmg or af- ternoon CHEESE & SAUSAGE I d le1te whether the boatllft , would be halted once the boata now at Martel .are fUJed. More • boils were headed for the port. 1 Cout Guard penonnel here, ; aomeaummoaedfrom uf1r aw1y as Virginia, worked 24-bour , s h i fts to keep track of the estimated 1,000 boata on the way to the Port of Mariel on Cuba's • north coast or headed home to the United States with refugees. Administration officials In , Washington, who asked not lo be identified by name, told re · porters Saturday that immjgra-• t1on laws wiU be more striclly 1 enforced in an effort lo ease the • problern<i caused by the illegal : arrival o< the increasing num-: bers of refugees. : The officials also raised for • the first time the possibility that i.ome refugees found lo be in-' ehgable ror permanent resident status may be deported back to Cuba. Key West Port Director Fran- ca sco Ve li z said 2.500 boats have left since Wednesday, with perhaps 500 setting out Friday de spite warn ings o r bad weather Only 67 boats had returned by noon Saturday during the week· long boatlift that has brought in more than 2.SOO refugees since Cuban President Fidel Castro aJ . lowed the boathft to begin a week ago Sunday. That lnchJdes <ieven boats that pulled in Satur- day with about 725 refugees - the biggest one-day total to date. Cuban exile leaders angrily reJt:Cted a Carter administration Jppeal Sat urday fo r their C'Ooperataon :n stf'mm10g the flow of Cuba1l refugeci> into the l'n1tl'd SWt~ About half of a group of 40 exalt! leaders walked out of J meet.mg with top ad· m1n1 ~t rat1on o ff1 c 1als i n Wa-.hangton when the two side!> could not a~ret: on an agenda for the s~aon Must or the larger boats a\c11labll' an t.w Florida Keys v. ere rE:'nled or bought early in tht• v.t>t-k. leaving latecomers v. 1th no choice but lo pay en- t n·prt'nl ur. $5,000 lo ~15.000 ror ~maller craft. wme barely 16 eel long · ~me boat owners making the trap to Cuba were charging $1 ,000 or more per passenger. Many othe r boats were skip- oe"ed bv Cuban exiles going to Cuba to bring back relatives and friends. 200 Held at Sub Launch G RCYI'ON. Conn. <AP> -More than 200 people were arrested Saturday when peaceful pro- t~ters lned to block the gates to the E lectric Boat s hipyard. v. here 5.000 people gathered to l'ht•<'r t.he launchin~ of the na- t100 's se<.'ond Trident missile s ubmanne M ar~aret Garvey NedzJ. *lfe or a Mi chigan congressman. christened the $1.2 baluon USS M 1ch1gan with a swing of the l radallonal champagne bottle. Out of he a ring of the <.'t>remonv . more than 850 de· monstrator'i of all ages lined Eastern Pomt Road to protest the Tndent program. Many protesters tried to block gates to the srupyard. PoUce ar- rested 21 1 people. The arrests · were orderly, as agreed pre· vaously with state and local pohce. GIFTS FOR MOM J:~:~. MOTHER'S DAY IS ;~OHIO ' -~~MAY lln lout . IF MOM LIVES OUT OF TOii IE'LL I SEID BER GIFT We'll h1ndle all the det1ll1 1nd even enclOH 1 per1on1I g'"tlng ff iclcor7 Ferms OF OHIO• Coast . ua "' L.-.Co ,~ .......... s..-... ..... _., c..i...m =, .. ,,.. ..... ....,a .. •~ 5404991 l . I I I I l ' I I I I ! ' Su,,dly,,Aptll 27, ,., Secret Gear Left As Force Fled •·ro• A1MCl•ted Preu Dt1pe&dw•-. WASHINGTON Tht1rt' 11> • J>Ol•lblUly that omC' s ecrl't t..>qu1pment or dO<'Umtlnts we-re lt1fl bt-hlrul In Amen ('an hdlcoptf'r~ abandont'd oner the .-.n~laUc.n fll a hoslafte ~cue mission In the lrunlan dt18(1rt, a 11•n'41r U S. military offit't-r said S.turcby lie menUoned cert1tin iwnsltlvc communll'atlnna ••'41 electron.ks equlprnt•nt .s •mot1& thfl potslbllltlN But he said the Iranian •Ir fot"t"t' may havo do""'""' this secret material If, as tw hf-llevt-5 hapJM<nt'd. t~ f ra nlans bombed the abandont.'d ~Uroptf'rs This officer said h_, h-. ... t•vt'ry rt1uon to ~11.,, . .., thcl Iranian air forre did bomb tht• hf'l1('<)l)lt•r11. H hall bt'(lll dalme,'(j by Iranian authorihl·~ Top Senator Knew Plan • WASHING TON -The day before the collapse or the hostage rescue operation, President Carter revealed de· tails of the plan lo Seoale Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd and estimated its chaoces of success at "better than 51>·50." Byrd disclosed Saturday. However. the West Virginia Democrat said the presi- dent. while indicating the plan would be tried shortly did not tell hlm early stages were already under way. ' I . The Senate leader also accused Carter of allowing himself to be«>me a captive of lhe Ayatollah RuboUab Khomeini. just as the 50 hostages are captives or the mlli· tants who took over the U S Embassy in Tehran. Three Amen cans have also been detained at the Iranian Foreign M mistry in Tehran. Saying there's little more Carter can do to help the hosta~es by remaining m the White House. Byrd called on h1n:i to put the Ira nian cn s1s aside and hit the campaign trail Raid Option Still Open? W ASmNGTON -Planners of the mission to rescue the American hostages from Tehran bad received very solid assessments that the operation probably would suc- ceed in geUing everyone out -including lhe 90-man com- mando force with small losses at mosL A senior U.S. military officer told reporters Saturday that from a military point of view. the profess1ooal offiN?r corps sull has a great deal of conlidence m the plan. wh.ich came to disaster in the desert of Iran because of mechanical breakdown of key hchropter equipment and a flaming collision between a helicopter and a C·IJO transport. This officer . who d eclined to be Identifie d. acknowledged that Iran's assertion Saturday that the Amen can host.ages are being d1spersed from the US. Em· ba!>sy where they have been held since Nov. 4 represents a "complication.'' but would not concede that a military rescue no longer is feasible. · Poll Finds Resrue Ba~ked NEW YORK CAP> -More Americans support Presi· dent Carter's handling of the Iran crisis after Thursday's aborted rescue plan than did two weeks ago, according lo a Gallup Poll taken for Newsweek magazine. Forty-six percent of the 671 persons polled Friday night supported President Carter's handling of lhe crisis. compared with 40 percent who approved in a nationwide News week survey April 9 aod 10. However, the new figure was still down from the 77 percent approval rating Carter got in the poll last December. Among those s urveyed Friday, 71 per~nt said Carter was right to t ry to rescue the hostages in Iran by military force. 18 percent disagreed and 11 percent said they did not know. • in ByJ11LESLOH A1'1-titl c.._,. ..... TAMPA. Fla Imagine someone iuUnctlvely leaptn1 Into a caae to give mouth·W-louth resuscitaUon to a 1orWa. Now )'OU begln to have a notion of what manoer of man l6 Lynn Ash. He did that. Actually. lt WU mouth·W-noetril re1u1cltaUon, but you get the Idea. The gorllla dled. Lynn Ash SS'M'nt the next three nights In the ca1e adjoining the gr1.-vtna w1dow'8. Or try lhl1. THE 80tl8 aummoned Lynn Aab lo tell hJm he had earned a ral1e. that he would cet It Jn Sep- tembff or~r Sa&d l~M A.ah : "l hope it's Ot'lotktr My favorite month." On anotht-r orraslon . ·hi$ banhr phcxw'<t Lynn Ash to tell hlnl hfl hnd mistakenly deposit· rc1 hl11 f>af<'hf-<'k stub, not hls tlA)'t'h('('k Mlithl hf havt' thrown hf' l)i')'('ht'<'k ltWAY~ '·>'"'' A11h ('ht•<'kl'd lht> trash l11u1k"t llt-hnd I. •nn A"h. you undt>r~lnnd. h a arowo man lh• Ii! 37 years old II., I brltehl Ht• has u drivt.•r's llre1 n1e1 He llkt•s Rlrls tlt1 has an umy of frle'ndN t:xruse ml', l.ynn A"h la not 37 . tic 111 38 Sllp~ hla mJnd It a just thet l,ynn Ash seem.' to have a dllft-rt-nt notion from moat Ol)MI,,. ol what Is and what '" not worthy of ronctrn ( AMERIC.4 J way that makes me happy. I believe that's what everybody ought to do.'' Perhaps you know Lynn Ash, or know of him. Ir you are among the seVttal hundred who bought hls paint· ings during the ~ade or the '&Os, pa.id handsome prices for them. you will reeo1nlle bis ~htnature : LASH. The palnUnas are somewhat sentimental. ''l 1uess I'm a sen· tlmentaJ f>:Clrson." he said . "I guess that s what I am." Ile was a rarity of rarities in those days, an artist ma.kin& a good living. Theo. one day, he put aside his brushes and quit. "THE WORK had drained me." he explained. "I love animals. I seem to have a way with them. and they with me. So I thought I would work with animals for a time. That's what ------- -NATIONAL / INTERNATIONAL I WEATHER ............. ANIMALS, ART AND LYNN ASH QO TOGETHER NICIL Y ; Dropout Artlet Seye He'a GQlno to Plllnt Again , I've bttn doing the last eight years, and I've never been hap- pier." He took a job at Busch Gardens, the African theme park where 2.000 animals reside. enough to satisfy even a Lynn Ash A way ~ith animals" What un· derstatement. Animals run to Lynn A.sh. A blind rhinocerous. sensing his presence. ambles up for a pat. Snoozing orangutans, when h e pa sses. besti r themselves and raise trusting eyes in salute. The old gorilla, re5t h.i.s soul. required a morning back rub Well . all those creatures are going to miss Lynn Ash "Recently," he !.aid. "I have felt as though a volcano 1s inside me. I have all these Ideas r• paintings. Just bursting out. All I want lo do now is paint. , l "AS SOON as I can arrange it. I will quit my job. I have a piece of property out in the woods. I'm goiog to build a house on s tilt.s..o I a m .up in the trees, a tree house, and live there and paiJ\t there. I've always wanted a tree house. l'U have one." i So we will be aeelng that s1goature again soon. on pai.JK- 1ngs made in the treetops, where free spint.a dwell. In eight years. it has appeared but once. The old gorilla's widow, ~ see. remarried. The marriage was frw~ and the choice for the baby's na me unantmo"9. Lash • ANIMALS ARE. So are sun- lit-ts. tr«' bark, s pran~ buds. a utumn lt-nvl'S. Tax forms and bank s t a t eme nts are n ot S('arccrows are. Wooden ace boxes are. Time clocks are not. Lov('rs are. "I'm not aware that I'm any different from other people." he said. "I try to live my life the Trim Led to Left Hoo~, BWJinessman ·~ Shares With Employees PLEASANTVILLE.· NY. CAP> -Martin Scheiner said he wasn't playing Santa Claus when he sent gifts totaling Sl.5 million to his 600 former employees. It was lhe least he could do. be said, for the people who helped make him rich. TRDn'Y YEARS ago io hls New York City living room. Sc heiner founded a s m a ll medical electronics firm. Over the years. has Elcc- tronics for Medicine Jtrew into a multinull.Jon-dollar industry and moved t-0 th.is Westchester Coun- ty community Last September the firm was purchased by Honeywell Inc ror an un· dis('losed amount. aod Scheiner and his wife. Ann, moved to Tortola m the Britis h V1rgm Islands Last week, the workers began recelv\ng hand-addressed letters from t.Mir former boss . :The let- ters read: "Ann and I want to share our good fortune with you. The enclosed check 1s our gift to you. The ta xei> have been paJd by us. "IT WAS not by accident that E. for M. grew from the small company which I started 30 years a'o to the respected or- gan izat1on which Honeywell bought last year," Scheiner wrote. "This success was due to the efforts of all or you who worked with me over the years." Enclosed with each letter was a check amounting to $50 for each month lhe employee bad worked for Scheiner. Several employees got S20.000. PHILADELPHIA <AP> - Tom Dickerson says he can't re- call his father's h~r ever being much shorter than s houlde r length. but it's close-~ropped now -a hospital barber gave the 97·year-old man an unwant- ed haircut "I walked into the room and he had tears running down his race, .. SaJd Dickerson. 44 '"He asked me wh y I let them cut tus hair." "NOW MY father won't eat anything." he said. Htmdreds Die lnKnrd War By Tbe A.uociated Press Bitter fighting in Kurdistan left hundreds of government so ldiers. Kurdish rebels and civilians dead, Kurdish sources in Tehran said Saturday. A Kurdish leader appealed for lnternaUooaJ relief for the peo- ple of tbe area in oorlhwestem Iran as fighting was reported in four cities and towns. The Kurdish sources said hun· dreds of persons were killed in battles Friday in Sanandaj. and that a heavy rocket and mortar attack by Iranian t r oops destroyed many homes. Dickerson accepts the ex- planation from administrators of Osteopathic Hosp1t.al for the haircut. Apparently, he said. a barber who donates his tJme to the hosptt.al went to lus father's room wtu.le h.is son was oot there and asked if tht' old man wanted a h:urcut. Dickerson said his father. Marttn. gave lD arter beio~ told has son had autbonz~ the cut He said tus father's poor heann~ and the barber's Uuck accent probably contnbuted to the mis- ta ke. "I have an electric comb and an electric brush and I Look care or his hair every day. Just the day before I bad shampooed bis hair. It had a beautiful shine,'' the son said, bis voice cracking. The last lime his fat.Mr let anyone touch b.ls silver locks - his "pnde and JOY" -was SIX months ago, hesaJd. The affair flared up Friday, a day after the haircut, when Dickerson tried lo usher a photo- grapher lo bis father's room to take a ptcture of the old man, he said. The hospitaJ refused. "So I went downstairs to walk the photographer back out." the son said. "When I went back up- st a I rs there was a security guard. He asked me where I was going and I told him. He said 'I'm sorry. visiting hours are over.' ,.., .. ·'r ., .. ,. "I said, 'I know why you're mad It's okay. Just let me gp get my hat and coat.· He said, 'l told you vtsiting hours are ove.r: When I tned to step around him he pushed me agains t the waU and at that point I must admit l tned to defend myself. "Th<>n he hit me over the eye 1.1o 1th tu., 1.1ooalk1e-talkw and that'• 1.1o hen I knocked h1 m down." L>1r kerson said. "I knocked ham down three tames" Citizens Eyed: For Panels Laguna Beach C ity Clerk Verna Rollinge r will a c . cept appltcations Monday mornU\g from citizens seeking appointment to one of more than 3-0 city commjtt.ee posts. Council members will meet •t 7 p m . Monday to Interview .. plicants for seats on a genetlllP plan committee. local coastet plao committee, and sev!e .. panels that will be charged the duty of updating various ments of the geoeral plan. . ~~ Appl.Jcants should submit ,... sumes to the City Clerk be(~ noon Monday for cons1dera~ thateverung. ~ lloomlng Impatiens ---....... ---· ___ ..., ...--. -.... - SW"9Cf 59C Grape Ivy Rain, Cold Cover U.S. . . ' '. SUPER BLOOM More Foul Weather Due in East, South IJ.& 811111 ••rw ., 'nit..._ ..... ,._ w.. ...... --"""" .. the eMWnl llMf el IN ~ 8flO ,,.. ~s.Nrc»v Ill IN _, ~t It We\ felt .tM COid, wtlfl e not11I .. ones Sflowen ~ oul9ieMI INflelet oflowen , .. , ,,..... O!t'*"'-to IN EMt Coelt, In. c1ue1119 ,..., Ef191-. 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Its smootn blend of sctentlflcally formulated Ingredients nurtures them. suppfying the pH balance and nutrients they need. The aeration and drainage of Unl-Gro·s balanced anti-pocking formula provides the perfect soil for plants. It's a real love affair. It could be the start of something big. SALE PRICE s3.99 Aapanigua Fem ' .... SAUNtCI 11.49 .............. ...,.,.......,_ ... ...... !lot Sile ll9f.'lHI IALIPllCI \112:99 iAN "" FOUNTAIN °~'~ i . VA' 1 FY faLL•s a 'L.ANDIC#tN Me ..vaY ........ , i 111W1Ca auAI .... fG•trAIM YM&IY .. ... --................. ~ ..... . MM° • PllDta MMnl IAUNICllMOl1tm4/lf,. OfltlJMft ta-4103 Al_u.............. • .... ,.. ,.... 1 I .I ·. STATE~EWS . ,. LOSANOELl:s CAP) Mane p1yc~it holted rMlo 1h0w1 HYI her b•band U . b lmpo. acl"'OM ~ nalaon. tent and laekl ll 1teem. Dr. Grant '• back1roWMi and • John la conctmed b9cauae h.\s credentials are lmprnidve. Ttw &-year.old ton-..,.. 1lrl'1 pan. .i ttra<'tlve. mellow·volced t es. brunette ha.a a Ph 0. in ellakad K.Anf\' U& ht!r lbrator 10 m\K'h lbe'1 ah'a.ld 1be'1 kMtt ber taste fOf' men. Marie. Joim and Kathy han on~ uu..a, la tommon TMy ,... ctnlly lbaNd their inlamalt' pro blem1 whh p ychologl~t t>r .]'pal Grant -aod a radio uu •ence numberin1 close to Jlt.000. Each weekday afternoon. Ow tlr. Joyce Brot.hers of the Lo:. Aogeles airwaves beocb clost! to a microphone near a bank of blanking call buttons and d1s l>fnses comfort and advice to •listeners troubled by everyUung rrom child moles tation lo a fear of dnving. Some even threaten suicide. "WE HOPE th3t we at lea!>t open tr few doo~s to people's ntinds, .. the petite 39-year-Old 1KABC radio host says modestly. The phenomenal s uccess of Dr. Grant's show in its four iyears on the air has spawned e:t competing show in Los Angeles and at least a half dozen other Second Man Sentenced In Dual Killing A Massa chusetts man has been sentenced to terms or 2Q and 15 years in prison for hls role in the killings or two con- \f en ti one e r s. one from California. along Interstate 94 in soburban Oak Creek a year ago. r Stephen Coffey, 28. or Some· ville. had been convicted April 15 on reduced charges of being a par- ty to second degree murder and armed robbery. He was sen- tenced Friday. Coffey was charged last year in the April 23 s layings of John Brutcher, 25, of Louisville, Ky., a nd Roger Weeks, 46, or Glen- dora. Calif. Norman Pepin, 24, also of ~erville. was convicted in February of first degree murder a nd attempted murder a nd sen- tenced lo two consecutive life terms. plus 20 years for the crime. paycbo&ol>' aftd Os>t•rates two QI (lCH for prlvatf' prlll.'llCC' in the Loi An1ele area A EACH o il comea ln - PH ed fan.t through a I Cl"fffltl" to weed out drunks . repeat t•alll'rs and the 1enously dhl· turbc.'d -Dr Gramt <:'rlbbles down the "patient's" a1e and first name <no las t names arc used l and proceedi. to tackle the problem No :;ubJ ect matter 1!> taboo, hut Dr. Grant bridles at the i.uc· gest1on that sex as the main h~tener dra" "We don't ::.hy away from !>ensauve 1~sues." s he says. "But there's a difference between a program that deals with dehcate maten al and one that feed:; on ll. .. WOMEN OUTNUMBER men both as listeners and callers on t h ese relationship probing ~hows. but the n umbers ure evening out. "It takes more for a man to c·<1 ll in:· Or. Karen Shanor of WRC m Washington, D.C .. say~ ··But that's been one or the excit· ing parts for women to hear men call m and sho" fcelmg~ ;.md sometimes actually er)." Women :.i lso seem to out- number men as radio therapis~. Dr Jov Browne of WITS 10 Ho~ton ·theorize::. that program Bomb F ire d Unde r D esert LAS VEGAS, Nev. <AP> An unde rground nucle ar weapon test sponsored jointly by the United States and the United Kingdom took place at 9 a.m. Saturday at the Nevada Test Site. the Department or Energy reported. The device. the fifth lb.is year. was fired 2,076 feet beneath lhe surface or Pahute Mesa, 110 miles northwest of Las Vegas, and had a yield between 20 and 150 kiloton s , sai d DOE s pokesman David Miller . A kiloton is the equivalent or 1.000 tons of TNT ··---COUNSILS LISTENERS Paychologl8t Toni Grant managers ac ross the country have c ho sen femal e psychologists 10 all but two c ast!s because callers find women more approachable. TUE "POP psycho logist .. lubel plagues some or the hosts. .md all admit to some critic~ amon{: their peers. but accep lance of the format seems to bc- ~rowing. Dr. Grant received the 1976 Nat iona l Media Award. ~pon sored by the America n Psychological Association. l f there is skepticism a mong professionals. it is not s hared by the radio audience. On one re- c·C'nt afternoon. almost a fourth of Dr. Grant's calls were the -.uccess stories of individuals who followed her advice. And then thl're are the s uicide <"alls Dr Grant's in-town com pC'li llon. Or Laura Schlessinger or KMPC. says a young woman C"allcd hC'r program to say ,good byC' b<.>fon· taking a bottle of pills · "I TALKE D to her several minutes then told her to shake the bottle." Or. Schlessi.nger re- t'alls. "You could hear the palls rattle over the air. I was scared then " After a carefully worded con versation. Dr. Schlessinger con· vinced the woman to flush the pills down the toilet. According to Dr. Grant. a call from a potential suicide is a cry for help, but she will not ~unset such a disturbed person over the air. But for the sane world -wad- ing through its· daily problems a nd perversions -Dr. Grant is waiting by the microphone. re- ady to lend a sympathetic ear. "Tal<e good care of yourself." she Implores as ber program concludes. "You deserve it." Beautiful 'fhiD\tS Happen on Mothers Day. If you've ever dreamed of shopping for European treasures ... you can at South Coast Plaza Village. You'll discover beautiful gifts from most European - countries along .__~~~~~--' with six International Restaurants and sidewalk cafes. I~ I · South c.oast Plaza ~~!!.¥._ Santa Ana, CA 92704 • (714) 751-6595 ~.April v , 1980 DAM. Y PILOT A• BISHOP (AP> -SunnJ skies anc1'the lure of -- rresh trout brought more than 6,000 sportsmen to Lak" Crowley on ·the east.em edte or the Sierra Nevada Saturday to cbrlsten the trout·risbing aeuoo. Crowley Lake, north of Bishop in Mono Coun- t y. 11 lhe most popular spot for fishermen on the seuoo's opening day. Lake mana1er Dave Griffith said 2,000 to 3,000 lined the s hore and another 4,200 were on tbe (,---------) lake in boats. eorr "'Ibey've been here J I 'ATE since dawn, and most -------- everybody 1s catching his limit of seven,·· Griffith saJd. ner G.orge llall S lafJlt- LOS ANGELES CAP> -Act.or George Raft re mains in stable cood1llon at Lo6 Angeles New Hospital. where he IS undergoing treatment for pneumonia and emphysema. The 84 -year·old actor. best known for his tough-guy roles m the 1930s and 1940s. has been hospitalized for the past several weeks Body i n Dnerl lde n fifit-d SAN BERNA RDINO <AP > The S an Bernardrno County · coroner's office ha~ 1dent1hed the body of a man round 1-'nday in the i,uburb of Muscoy us that of 56-year -old Neal Losey, a Cahmesa real estate developer who had been mis· sing since April 17 · According to San Bernardino County ShenH'!> OetectiH· Carl Swanlund. the body wa~ so badlv decomposed that an autopsy performed Saturda} was unable to rt>veal the cause of death . Despondent Pilol Hb•ing SOUTH LAKE TAHOE IAP> -Thi· Cl\'ll Air Patrol JOlOed an a search Saturday for a plane mis· ::.mg after its pilot apparently bt-camt-despondent and took off "1thout not1f~ in~ authorities. a CAP ..,pokl"""oman ::.aid C<.1pt Peggy B<"C'lby or the Cauforrua wing of the Ci\P !>:ud the Ce!>!>na 172, p1lott"d by Walker S:Jundt•r. of Sal'ramenw. took off Tuec;da) from the South Lake TahOt' Aarpo-Jrt an stormy weather. "He didn't call the tower lie JU!>t took oH," :.aid Capt. Beelby ,u ....,.; B id •fft-ar1· •·areK"ell LOS ANGELES IAPI --Hundreds of teachers. students and alumna turned out Saturday to bad farewell to Immaculate Heart College, <1 64-year old landmark forced to close ~ause of financial problems It was announced late last year that t.be col· lege would be closed because oC indebtedness built up (or more than a decade. 1be school's campus m Hollywood Wlll be sold. I Sears nuntinJfton Beaeh SURPLUS STORE Save 2~ on all hems In stoci(. \\ • 'I'll l 1r.1 (JU.1111\' ;inti tlo ,, •ri!onw•ol m1•11•h;md1w Im m !' ..... r, fl• t .111 ""J t .1IJIH14 LJ1,tnbut1on \\ ·'' · I '11 •~ "'""'..-J .ir• lh•· rt·f.!ul.n pn<'•"> "' "h1< h 11w 1t• m, ,,., n · turmrrh 011,,r,.d b> C..1talo1: "r '" m.m\ "'"'r ft.,1.111 ''""''' J t"OWllJ lht• rountr~ . 20" ROTARY LAWN MOWER 148 C.C. 3.5 R.P. AM-FM STEREO WITH CASSETTE & 8 TRACK·. • WOMEN'S S AVE S1 ()()00 was 26995 TODDLER PAJAMAS were8.79 NOW s5aa CORDUROY FASHION SLACKS SAVE50% were 13.99 NOW•&• SAVE ssooo was 149.99 NOW sggoo SUITER-RING 4 Qt. CORN POPPER was 15.99 WOMEN'S ROBES MANY STYLES & COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE T-SHIRTS ·SAVE50% were 4.99 NOW •2•1 SAVE SS"o were 20.00 NOW s700 A8 Orange Cont Oalty Piiot . Qost~e Re8Clle Attempt Bad Merit 1 ·~A riik tbat WU ~tMJlal.'' •• the ••Y ii ... . detcrtt.ed by aoe ot u.oM aialt ....._., ...... fte ... ClllDe ftom 0... lk•• of Pine Blulf, Ark .• lhanlr aft.er......._ tW' tu. a.,.....-old llariM son, Ceortfe Jr .. blld .,._.ldlled In tM *•maUc but un· successtuf etfort &o NH• tbe ao ~ tn Tehran. It was a dartnc --.uver. llledlalcal Umita or aircraft involved wen ltntcbed to the outer marb. The yel·undiscloled detaill ol bow the prtaaaen w~re to be re· moved from tbeir CIUlrten \mdoubtedly m\lolved the Ul· most lJ\ espiona1e tedmiqla. Tbe U.S. mJ11lary men ln· volved -.-ere f&nely tralned and tuned. \'ct It failed Defense ~retary Harold Brown wu remarkedJy cand1d -perhaps, ln some eyes, too candid ln eicplaln· ing the rN;'<'hamcal detail& of why It failed. It came down to mechanical problems that downed all but five hc lleopters on the scene. SUc were required for the mission. a rtcr shouldered the bl ame. Defense Secretary Brown ..said he looked ror no aoats for the milltary's failure to accomplish its mission. Predictably, Carte r 's c nt 1cs round much fault in the operat ion. <One wonders their reaction had it been successful.> Perhaps the ris ks were too gr eat. Perhaps the schemt' was too daring. Perhaps we should hav~ tned nothing at all. Given the circumstances. given the realities. given the ::.ta kes and given the humanity issue a t stake , it seems to us that President Carter made a chancy but honorable decision. It Is regrettable that it failed. It is unde rstandable that the attempt was made. Judge All Candidates If Orange County's legal fraternity -and the Daily Pllot seem to be devoting an unusual amount of atten· tioa to this year 's j udgeship elections. it's only beca use it's an unus ual election. J ust a bout ever yone seems to be ana lyzing and rating the 60-plus candidates for municipa l a nd s uperior court seats up for grabs in June. Sheriff Brad Gates tossed out a couple or names of JUd~es he'd like to see stay on the bench That brought his deputy sheriffs out with a sharply differi ng list of recomme ndations. Then came state Sen . Bill Richardson's right·wing Law and Order Campaign Committee. which ranked the incumbent Judges as "excellent." "good" or "satisf ac· tory." That list was somewhat t ainted by the com·mittee's refusal -or ina bility -to explain exactly how it came about its findings and what criteria wer e used, The Deputy District Attorneys Association was the l<1t cst special interest group to produce a list of endorse· men ts T he OAs came out strong for candidates who are ~urprise! --deputy d istrict attorneys. Four of the seven endorsed fall in that category. It would appear that the only reason the othe r three didn't was because there we re aJmost no deputy DAs on tbe list of candidates in tboee races. Still to come ls a set of findings from the newly formed Orange County Committee for High Judicial Stan· dards. That group describes it.self as a non-partisan political action group composed of about 200 persons. most of them tria l attorneys. If this committee does the investigation. interviews and <:1nalysis as promised. it could produce a worthwhile g uide for count y voter s dazzled by the flood of reports. The deputy DAs clearly ha'<'.e designs on dominating the entire local court system. And since the ir association ts tied closely with the deputy sheriffs' group, they hope the law enforcement fi eld will become a formidable political group in the county . Far t is, more t han lwo·lhirds of a court system's ac· tivitics involve civil matters. Nationally. the figure is over 00 percent. So the law.and-ord er badge worn s o proudly by these candidates doesn't m ake them necessarily good judge material. It doesn 't m ean they'd be bad judges. but 1t does mean they may have an extremely n arrow field of legal view. Look carefull y for a motive before accepting endors •· m ents among the long list of judicial candidates on your ballot An Unbeatable Pair? Wacky Howard Hughes left many a controversial trail behind him -multiple wills, strange circumstances of his death, a bizarre medical record. a n airline, a great deal of riches. and the Spruce Goose. It. of course, is the 220-foot wooden flying boat built by the eccentric Hughes and flown once (by him) in 1947. The plane, secreted from public view for aJl but the past three years, is now available for placement in a museum. Hughes' parent holding , t he Summa Corp., will even lend $1.5 million for construction of a showcase for the c raft. Long Beach is the most likely home for the Spruce Goose. That's where it was built and where it was stored a ll those years. Besides, Long Beach bas the reputation for gathering odd objects. Any city that can afford the Queen Mary ought to be able to afford the Spruce Goose. • Opinions expressed 1n the s pace above are those of the Daily Pilot Ot he r views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 Boyd. /Sleeping Jerks ByL.M.BOYD A number or English Dear Gloomy Gus children before the Amerlcu Revolution were deported to the Colonies her:e as pun.lfth· ment for deHnquency. We weren't taught much about It in scbopl. undent.andably. But Colonlal law and ColonJal rell1ion were atrlct, that we were taucht. And En1ll11h parents, fed up with younpten they couldn't con· trol, ~ the hanher ure over here mlpt do the Job tbe1 eoulcln't banclle. Am ailed aa t.o how many murderen tn·lhb country gel away wtth It. Statlsllca on that one a~ a little hard to come bt, understandably. But an apert named P'redric Wertham rontendl about 1'alf the klUen don't get caupl. ------------------· Howard Jarvis, t1'e tnpayen' 1uper btto, bu been badly hurt politically lo tbeae laat rew weeu. Eaaentlally, the man who t'Htlfta~s elected official! as "polltlcillll.I" and "Uars" bas be.,n ac.tln& remarkably Uke a politician. A• Iona u Janus retained has lmaae of angry citizen and tax r~volt leader. he was beyond ef- focti ve challenge. But he has re· cently strayed from his self· assigned rol~ as tax crusader. und p86t errors are catching up Wllh him. JARVlS' RECENT e ndorse · ment of Paul Gann for the US. enalt: and his endorsement of Proposition 10 (eliminating local rent t'Ontrols) make him look like a "'politician." In addlllon. tus adm1ss1on of a $1 5 billion e r ror in drafting Proposition 9 and a 1978 promise of lowered rents if Proposition 13 passed have compromised tus credibihty. Finally. be has become embroiled in a no-win argument over the fairness of the proposed Proposition 9 tax cuts In 1978. J ar vis' Propositjon 13 offered all property owners regardless of their income or the Jack Anderson But PropostUoa t, Jar"Vll' JO per- cent lncome tu cut initiative, does not produce auc:b an equal acro11·the·board tax cut for eveey intome tax payer. Due to CaWomla'a craduated income tax brackeu. tax credit.a for dependents, and other com- plexitJ.es, a simple tax cut of :so percent ends up producing a wide re.4e of real tax cuts - from nothing to 79 percent. Under Propos ition 9 . a moderate lncome famlly would enjoy a hefty percentage cut ln the ir taxes but tbe dollar amount wouldn't be much. On the other hand. a hiCh lncome family wouJd have a relatively low percentage cut in taxes but save more money. FOR EXAMPLE, a homeown· ing couple with two children and a taxable income of $17 .500 would gel a Proposition 9 tax cul of $100 <a savings of S5 percent). An identical couple with a laxa· ble income of $40,000 would save S357 (a savings of 30 percent). Who saves the most ? Howard Jarvis in.'ilsts the moderate in· come family saves the most - 55 percent. Proposition 9 critics ins ist the tugh income farruly saves the most -$357. Dollars .. or percentages? Which are you • ~oing to use to prove your poLOt., Rooet1 N. WMd/Publllhtr ll 's an argument that has plagued the income tax for dee· ades and Jarvis Is eaughl·UP an it. Given the substantially dif· re r ent lax cuts product.-d by Proposatton 9 , Jarvis will be viewed by many as being unfa.ar with tus ulitiaUve. JAaVIS HAS suffered another credibility &o8a due to an error in his wntlng of Proposition 9. As place-d on the ballot. Jarvis' ProposrtJon 9 cuts taxes retroac· lively to Jan. 1. 1980. J arVls admits he did not tn· tend to do that and s upporu SB 1464 by state Sen W1ll 1am Campbell . R·Hac1enda Heights. which changes the effective dat1.: of Proposition 9 to June 4, UllO. The difference in effective dates is worth $1.5 bllllon in tax collec· ,lions An error that s ize raises serious quest.tons about Jarvis' knowledge of tax law and the ua- intended con.seque nces of ~ proPOSals. More .recently, Jarvis an- nounced his support ror Proposi- tion 10 -another June ballot measure which would sharply restrict or eliminate local refit control ordinances. Jarvis looked Like a hero to renters th 1978 when he promised that landlords would pass on Proposi- llon 13 t ax savings in lowered rents. Very few did lhat. Mortgages Too Hard to Hoe EVEN SO, until now, Jarvis' pubhc image has been that of a concerned citizen leading the right against high taxes. But h1s s upport of Propos itiob 10 re· minds voters that Jarvis ha long been the leade r of a re· gaonal landlord orgaruzatioo - the Apartment Association of Los Angeles County. Jarvis' motives are now suspect. WAS HI NGTON f'or 60 years. the Curtises have farmed a I .120·acrc patt'h on the dry pra m es of Montana They have triumphed over hall. drought. rti scas(' a nd othe r natura l l'ncm1es But tc)du,. cconom1t· forces mon· dcvastutin~ than <iny n<itural pestilence may wi pe them out. For six decades, the Curtascs have been part of the t\mcn can fa m ily farm tradition. the backbone or Am e raca ·s food supply In 1975. Pete Curtis bought th e fa mil y farm from h1~ f ather ll C' wants to pa!>s 1t on to one of his f1 \'e ctuldrcn 1f he doc~n ·t lose 1t to has c reditors . This uncertatnly about the Curtis lc~acy h asn 't been o;o o m 1 n o u s s 1 n c c• t h t• G re a t Depression. our country's la:.l l' c o n o m 1 c h o I o c: ii u .., t T h c Curt1ses pulled through the scourge or the 1930s. they may oot s urvive the !.quecw of the 1980s. THERE ARE h undred~ of I hous andb of fa rmers in lhe s a m c pred1ca m e nl a s P ete Curtis. Small fa mily farms, a lthough they s till make up 80 percent of America 's 2 milhon fa rms. are 1n jeopardy. IC small farmers like Curtis go under. they will be replaced by Bob Greene ~rcal agribusin es!ies some ~1111 owned by ramalaes. but som e OIA'Tled by investment com· pan1es morC' Lnteresled tn l41X lthelt<'rs than in working the i.o1l. A con ~lomerate halt a lready go bbll'd up some of Pete 's ne1~hbors Wtlh the· dcchnl' or lhe family fa rm. a part of Amc·rn~a w1U die T he loss would be more than nost.algJc. lbere 1s evidence that -.ma ll farms. 1n wh1cb the ramihes working the land care for al because Lbey own it. pro- duce hi&her quaJ..lty aericulture t h•n do the a grl buaiDess monsters. To tell the story of America's current economic upheaval, I havl' sent reporters t'riss cro:.sm~ the country. looking beh ind the headlines and stat1 slu.·s to find the real races of Amen ('ans struggling lo main turn their way of li fe PETE CURTIS isn't the Mon· tana rarmer's rea l n a me I a~reed lo use a pseudonym to protect the one Curtis <'om mod1 ty wh1t•h 1sn 'l mortgaged to the htlt !>1mple. human dignity. Wt &le tus name isn 't real. has story alt all too true C urtis as ca ug h t i n th e economic cross currents llas farm costs are spiraling up. but ha s .erain prices arc drifllng down Yet the biggest probk!m for farmers like Curlis isn't the cosl-pnce squeeze. it is the in· terest rates that have rocketed out of orbit. The Curbs land 1s mortJ:J~f'd three times. 1nrlud1ng ii loan through the Farmer..· Hom<' Ad m 1n)strallon. the '"lender of last resort .. In 197 5, whe n Petc- bought th" farm to keep 1t Ill tht· famLly. he p31d St.530 an interest In 1979. ~ pJtd $19 000 in tn· 1er est on loan" to k<•ep thf' farm ala Vl· .. All that"s kt~pm~ us gomg 1!> the paper 1nnc:ise 1n land \'alues. · he LtJld my reporter James Grady. "We mortgage the increase t{) kttp gomg. but tbal can't last rore,•er. The only hope of keeping alive is tbat paper value. bul. bell. that peper value don't do any good. You tan'l borrow )'Our ~ay 9'J\ of trouble forever " PETE ANGUISHES for an 1m proved pnce for grain Ne-.· loan programs. he ~aid. will m (•rt-l) stave off dlsasll'r a It tUe whtlr longer "It 's 3 wicked ttung. · Pete said or the et'onom1c cyt'IC that 1s beating ham down a~ sure Jy a s a hail storm '"You Just can t right 1t I love the £arm Been born and raa.sed on 1t. But I don't know what f' ll do ·· Pete figures he can kt>ep go1n~ ··about one more year Then I'll probably have to sell A guy's gotta get out whale he's stJll got a llltlt• left to start over ·· lie looked wis tfully through the farm hOlL'ie window upon the family acres where lh1 s s ummer he may see the golden , ripening wheat swaying 1n the warm sum mer Wltld for the last time But 1L is the e ndorsement of Paul Gann for U.S. Senate that probably has hurt J arvis the most. Gann, along with several othe r Republicans. is r unning ror the GOP nomination thJs June At l ea ~t three o th e r Repubb<'ans, Sam Yorty <ex·l.ot> Angeles Mayor ); state Sen. Jobn $ch matz , a nd perennial CU· d1date James Ware, have all claimed at one time or another that Jarvis would endorse them. Backering over the peodiqg Jarvis endorsement broke out at lhis April's coovention of tbe Califo rni a Re public an As · sembly. Perhaps most bitter of illl IS John Schmitz. ENDORSED BV Jarvis m the 1978 state Senat e e lections. he apparently expeeted another er>· dorsement thJs year. This week ht> d~nbed the Gann endorse· ment as a "stab m the back " Thus. Ill the last few weekS. Jarvis has managed to anier s everal Republican Party fac- t ions. bas raised s us picions about tus motives among tbe s tate's renters; has been re- vealed as being at least careless 1( not ignora nt in drafting Proposition 9; and appears 'to many to be supporting an unfair taa: cut Perhaps Jarvis will soon un- derstand that you can't get into polilacs without becoming a politician. More importantly, perhaps tbe voters will Uft· dl'rsland that. too Campuses Spring Back to Potential Fmi ,. . NORMAL. Ill. · This is not ~oin~ to be one or tho!'le stones trying to define the Mood of the Campus as spnng comes to a small college town. The truth of the matter is, the story was researched almost en· tirely al the White Horse Inn, a bar on lhc campus of Illinois Stale University here. and the reporter did lit.lie more than drink a lot of beer and listen lo the people around him talk. Ac· tually. he listened to the taped music more than he lis tened to the students. STILL, WHEN you spend a weekend on a college campus m 1980 . it is hard not to be struck by one theory thu l see m s in · c reasingly j arring aod Important with e a c h n e w pitche r of beer. The theory Is this : Probably the worst thln1 lh3t ever happened to the col· lege experience was the com· blned set of events of 1968 through 1970. Be cause or the dramatic polltical happenings durin1 thoH few _ytan -called, at lhe tim•. the Revolution -the newa med.la, and tbUI the American public, be1an to Judi• all cam· pua actlvW• atainat th• thine• tbat haDDeMd durllll that time. Never iliind tbat tbere were al· mott 200 yun of campua Ule ln America before \H8 came along: alter the elt·ins ind de· monstratlons and barricades. no one was ever allowed to forget that a college campus bad the ,potential for Drastic News . IN THE YEARS after 1970, when ttungs quieted down, the campuses were invaded annual ly by reporters trying to figure out what all the "apalhy" was about . Was It healthy? Was it perman<?nt ? Wu it meaniniful" Well ... sitting In the White Horse lM. the thought e>«urs that the "apathy'" wasn't really apathy after all. The qwet you beard was just the sound of stu· dents doing what student.a are s upposed to be doing -namely. spending a very good four years in a holdin g zone between childhood and real Ure. The 1968·1970 years weren't the OOefi that we should measure the col· lege experience against ; they were the freak years. the ones that didn't flt in. the odd ones that should be thrown out of lbe equation. Uid those years mate news? Fine. one more reason not to count them aa real. Colle1e atu· denta aren't suppoeed to make news. They're suppoMCI to have a good time under the question· able guise of leamlnc aomethllll. and that la quite enou1b. 'tHE MOST important thi.nl about colle1e is, and alwa)'I bu been. the fact that It 1eta a young man or woman out ol the houH. That.'S all; \.ho bookl and the claaes and the mldtennl and flnala are nowhere near u important u the ftct that col· Iese MP&rates a person from the family and the house he has known all his Life, and lets him who were wa tching them so have four years to adjust to t.he closely. ' idea of being his own persoo in a Now. though. they seem to be oot·a lways·welcoming world. relaxed and happy to accept col- The hours spent in places like lege life for what it Is -a poten. the White HorH Inn are every tiat good time ; in fact , the eoteo· bit as meaningful -probably tial best lime of their Uvi· • more meaningful -than the Apathetic? Who knows . Wb t hours spent in lecture halls does that mean. anyway? listening to professors. students in the White Horse Inn It's one ot life's valuable lune· didn't discuss politics much, If tions, this trainina of men and that matters. but one senaftd women to Uve in a society where that this probably stems leM they are on their own. and just from 1 lack of interest t.ban froQ' because it is pleasant doeea't an abeence of certainty. Jn brief, make It less worthy. Alas. in the they don't seem lo automattcaJty t967·lt'70 period. we beean to de· asaume they have any anawe(s lude ounelves with the notion that the rest of us don't -whidt that college studenu were aup-is good, because they In fact do posed to be smarter and more not. • .. moral" than their parents : THIE IMl·lt7t years made •tit.. that Just wasn't fair, because lt'8 dent.a reel that the collece e,~ strange moucb movin1 for the perience should somehowi first Ume into a world with no compass a lot of pain and • f a m lly without addlnc.. the searching, and the amaal responsibility to be unfalliftllY hi l b b b1 ... , iotelll0ent and prllt.lne1~ ethical. t n1 8 t at sue t n. I(• " '-3 sffmed to catch on for awbl~ ONE OF THE nice thln1s Lost was the Idea that eoU._ea. about spendinc a weekend on a for perl\aps th• last time la a college campus In lteO ls that penocfs Ufe, a period wben ~ you sense that tbe student.a are world wants lalm to en! at last besinnjnc to atop feeling htmaelf and tatte all t ,uUty about all this. "tor thole pleasura be can and even la lrst few ftara after the when be feel• like It. ;: 1Ml·lt'70 period, stodent.a were enou1h. t.boM tbi.np wW ba betnc uked so oft.en why they an emotional price ta1 on tM were ao quiet that they felt they so aa Bob Seier'• "Pll. had to defend tbem&el\'H. They ... h thou1ht that sometbln' was Laae" comes l rou•h Ufe wron1 wtlh them, when an fact loud1peaken in the Wbtte Hork . ln.D , u.e atuckmt.I In Normal. all they were dotnc was aoina m .. drink their beer and watt W throuch the same colle1e ex-the ntaht to pasa. lo a v•fJ .,._ r.rience that men and women bollc way they are ·~ ad for decades before t.bem. u.. tDliMtlme back to u. cem- Wttbout picketlnl and cbanUn.1. pua, and lhe fat't that tM1 M'l thou.h. they felt that they were quite rtallze lt mall .. the wbale .,m~how cheatJ.nc the rest of us ~ thln1lovelieratlU. / Or•ng Coast Daily Piiot TtflS IS:A GRfATc>MPA16N STUNT, El>ISON·· IT's JU$TTOO BAD •'RE t>RlFTING ioWARD O'NEILL'S RN'Cfl ... JlfoM oHNSi I -[>Al LY ~I LO . Mailbox Sunday.Aprll %1. JtlO '''Shame on Extravagant Report' To the Editor From "You a nd Your Money". Sunday , April 20. I quote the following. reaardlng coping with inflation: . ·'One Newport Beach woman r ecently fle w to Las Vegas herself to get her hair done in- ' ·stead of asking her husband to •go with her. ·"Normally l would <have gone along and gambled r •end we would have made a night of it," explained her husband. ,.•·eut we 're trying to cut back on expenses now." . This is by far the most grossly insulting t.hlng I have read in ·any newspaper to dale . For those ol us Senior Citizens who •are at;ryggling lo live on a fixed income. by publishing this you are rubbing our noses in those people's arnuence and believe • me, we resent it. . THE COST of a round trip •flight lo Las Vegas from Orange Co unty is m or e than my husband and I can afford for groceries for two weeks. and I'd like to know what is wrong with lhe hundreds or hairdressers in our local art!a ? My husband gets his hair cut !barber shop. not styled> every two months and, if I'm lucky I 1get mine cul every three-four months I haven't bc<!n able to afford a pcrmant!nt or even a set for the past fi ve years. yet you have the blatant. unmitigated ga II to Oaunl this s hameless waste of money. We know this kind of selfi sh. ~wasteful people are in this area and it is a source of much anger to us -but it is a much greater insult for you to tell us what •great "sacrifices" these people are making, when we can barely ·keep body and soul together. J feel you owe us a ll an apology. MRS. JEROME M. OLSEN ' Prrlttdon Ebrtrlw-rf'? To the Echtor: I would like to get something of( my cbesl. I am a nurse, and , _the other day 1 was sitting in the 'lounge with some other nurses ,talking. There we re three Americans, one lady from Italy, one from Canada, one from .Argentina, one from Korea and two housekeepers from Mexico. JWe started off talking about the }ran situation and somehow the , ,conversation turned to how bad 1the U.S.A. is, and those con· 'l demoing us were all or the alien ,ladles. 1 Wbat I can't understand is if • Jbe)' lhink our country la so bad, )Wh)' didn't they stay home? I ~ave nothing against people ',lrom other countries livi.D1 here, but lbey (lo me anyway) have no right to tear down the country I love. ' 1 I know we aren't perfect and a lot or limes I am ashamed of ~in11 American people do and fhe way they treat other people melirnes. But is Italy, Korea, Ar1entina or Mexico ,,erfect, or )ny other country? • I ASKED 111EM when most of ·~ other countries 1et in trou· le, who do they call on for elp? Tbe good ole U.S.A. How ;.many of our boys bave died .,laelping them win their freedom? When aome of these countries kick a Jot of their people out, "',vhere do the 10? The 1ood ole •lJ.S.A. 1b1I country ia overno.,. in• with people from otber COUD· rtrfes, 10 lf they wanted to come I fffe, it couldn't be al bed U •t.bey ·~· · 1 told tbe Ori from Ar1entina, 'fUr cCM.mtry lan't perfect but u fir as cowwtrles 10. It's 1boUt tbe ''Wondet how old fol\(s survived ~efore ~o,i(11 S"e,urity.11 best you're going to fl.nd and I wouldn't give it up for any other. She asked me, "would you die for this country?" This. I want all of them to "Know, you try to take my country, you're damn right I'll die for it. Now we are in trouble and they all may think ole Uncle Sam is on his knees, but to me, h e Is tak i ng a breather. because he is probably really very tired. But let anyone try to push t\im down further and they're going to see him come up fighting mad. Before he's finished, they'll know they have a tiger by the tail and they'll all be asking, "Now that we've got him awake and mad, what are we going to do with him?" So, they should all do their kicking while they thlnk he's on his knees. cause when he gets started cleaning house, they won't get the chance. I'll always be glad I am an American, and if you cut me, I would bleed red, white and blue! NAME WITHHELD Dl~'sSelmi•" To the Editor: I would like to commend the Daily PUot OD the April 13 arti· cle by Jodi Cadeftbead wblch pointed out the serious problems with a mandatory annual vebi· cle inspectl(>n pro1ram. The Auto Club ol Southern CaU!omia sbares your concem wltb such a program. In spite ol the propo- nent.I' claim, there are no facta to indiclte Uult such a Protram will make a sipillcant contribu· lion to improvement in air quality. T~~rl•ll of California are oems aalted to spend tens of mllllone ol dollarw to support an annual inspection pro1r1m in spite of the fact th1t, lo a report luued lut year, tbe Envlroa· mental ProtedJoft Acency ad· mltted ..... At th.la time tbert are no ltudiet which apedllcally relate the effectt of tailpipe • emission reduction resulting from inspection marnteoanee to r e duc t ion in ozone levels !smog>." IN SPITE OF the questionable value of a nn ua l ins pection. California 1s faced with tremen- dous pressure to institute such a program. This is be<:ause of the federal government's economic sanctions which are Imposed on states which do not have such a program. Fortunately there is a solution to our dilemma. Congressman Satterfield of Virginia has in· troduced a bill in the House or Representatives CH.R . 6466> which would eliminate federal s anctions on states which do not inst.itute annual vehicle inspec- tion programs. This bill. which is being c~authored by Orange County's Congressman Bill Dan· nemeyer, is currently in the Health and Welfare subcommit· tee of the Interstate Commerce Committee. All Californians s b outd contact their con. gresaional representatives, and urge passage of H.R. 6486. In this way we can have lbe threat of federal sanctions re· moved. We would then be in a poellioo to decide this complex laaue OD lta merits. We abould be free lo cl>OO&e the 1trateete1 fOf' air quality improvement wbicb we, as Call/ornians, know to be effective, and not be forced to accept the burdensome pro- grams imposed by a federal bureaucracy wttbout proof· of their effectiveness. 0 .E. "BUD'' SCHROEDER District Manqer AutomobUe Club or Sout.bem California •v.s • ...,, •re W'ftllc' To the EdJtor: The "Boycott Can Wol'k " editorial of April 15 \D\fortunate· ly shows the w.akneu of the U.S. lntematlonal J)Oltlan. The "th•t'U show the ltuaak1ea" •t· t1tudc of President Carter 1n boycotlln~ the Olymptc!t tn rt: turn for the Sovtt.'l!t' i.ava~t: and brutal 1m a!t1on of Afghanistan t!t ludicrous · It can only l<>ad one to l.hlllk that when the Sov1 l't:-. 1n\'adc Europt• and or the M1ddl l' East . Prc.~•dl•nt Carter will then a!.k fo r a world wide tourist boycott of the USS R. and f>('rhaps C'Vtm refuse lo admit the Bolshoi Ballet Lo the U.S. for a " tour. Horrors -that will bring I hose Russlties to their knees. il not groveling at our feet. T 8. O'KEEFE National Park Co•t• To the Editor . Thank you for print1ne. on April 3. my letter suggesting the proposed Or ange Coast National Park be moved 61., miles south to the north end or Pendlet.oo on already owned ~overnment land saving the taxpayers at least $380 million. I noticed that the chairman of the committee v. rote you sug gesting that the park rem8.Ul Ill Or ange CoWlty. His only reason ~iven for it is that there has been Wldc support by numerous people for the idea He overlooks the fact that all of that wide sup- port might never have come into existence if anyone had thought of the idea of saving the tax payers millions Of dollars in US• ing land already owned by the federal government. WREN THE federal govern· menl and the state or California already own approximately one- thlrd or the state of California. tbe idea of spending $380 million or more to buy land. wben there 1s already government owned land 6'7-Z miles away in exactly a similar ideal location and adja· cent lo an existing ocean beach owned by the public. ls beyond my comprehension. N. H. SMEDEGAARD l•ftltiou O~to•rrd TotbeEdltor: It looks like Russia Is taking a side road on her way to the oil ric hes of Iran. Afghanistan resistance must ha ve cauaed her to detour. And the strength of Pakistan as a rock in her path, to choose anothe r road. Cuban mercenaries are probably weeded too thin by now to eonlinuedoingherfighUng,soshe had lo gel the Iraqis to do it for her. But she has prepared, vmed and propagandiied them long enough to demand something in return. So now we have one neichbor figllUq another in the volatile Middle East that s hould be uniting lo ficht their real enemy. Russia. But there is no hesitant thought in the 1reed of leaden lo do what ll' profitable for themselves. not tbelr country. And the confrontation between them will probably slop Iran's oil product.ion, makina the saOdlom of lhe Western World meanlnlJeas. It is Indeed a stran1e world UJat mak,a man so mad with hatred that he does not It.now wboto ute. GOLDIE JOSEPH • Ltttm /?Om ffiJMrt art ~. T1te right to c~tf ldttri to /iC apace or eltmmolf' Ubtol ti rturwd. Ldter1 of .JOO wordl-"' lf'u tOIU be gnlf'ft preftttJtC•. All ldtnt,,...., tn. clwlt ""'°''",. and "'°""" ~ .. bYI "°'"" mo~ be .t.OUMdd on r•· qwll If "'J/fef~ ''°'°" U °""°'"" POdr, wt/I not be publihd To write the £:tllv Piiot/Bo• 15'0, Cos'-~. CA ftU6 'T It tht oau~ Piiot nw ....az1 .BJ PATUCIA amatao • Poe,.... R.fflmo uo ,....,of Loflf IUada. 'O On our tint trip toftbe reutlan&uDl .'8 Are94M; -! • my three childr'ed_Ud I ..... ME tb'1 nit.'hDllM ... , red trim (the-olle'l,hliev• iA on iMtttlmlion ....._ "F&JlWY 111..ad1'> • I • ' • ' • I ooticed~·ly a · ~~ Mol ~ wheelchair #'-.Cb Mar a 'liOt tile woman wtt.b ,.Y ••1•11 tit o-r. 1 1~ SVDDENJI~~. "~:. t~~~-~ aged boys~ud' ---CO' 11 ..._ t despite 6is ' ... -~. ,. .. b15 wbeelc Y. , uw.u.M my Cl _., I yelled~.':'fferl, •UM&!. ~lU*' !". Ttie • boys laughed.~~ • ~~ ~ md ran off. • ~ • 1t '·I · f 7° • ,J ,; I reco"Yft'ed.-~ ad ... It.to them-. J I WU sbocked1Uial s ..... ,e,,.. tlin0«dd 1'ave bap.. J pened. There ,... ~ no secunty ...... or ~ arboretum e~• arowJcl. at all. The• man. aeedlela to say. was very<lCJMl As we were lea~g the arboretuna at 4 p.m., I parked my baby'J stron,r ~ong the pathway and left It for about five to 10 m.inute5' to go and take pictures ol my cllildren arowld the nowers.'. WHEN I RETUANED TO lbe pathway my stroller was no longer tbere. I searched the grounds for well over an hour but was unable lo locate it. By that time my beby was tired and crying. So witb weary children in tow r went lo the information window lo leave my name and phone number . There a secunly guard t.ofd me thal several ··strollers" were reported missing or stolen that day He went on to s ay that Uus type of theft was a ··common occurrence." "Heck ~ they have stolen our plants," he added. "We have ('aught them selling our plants out on tbe downtown ma ll !". I cert.aJ.n.ly do oot want to imply that I am blaminc lbe guard who was the only help I got that day. In fact. be gave mt-\he phone number of the eitecutive office of lbe cn-boretum and suggested that I call there the followi.ng morrun~ I WAS GIVEN WHAT I bel.Jeve to be, the full treat- ment of buuaucrat1 c run-around What infuriated me most ""'as when I wa!t told of the state and (Los Angeles> ('Ounty·run arboretum. by many administrators, "Your stroller 1s the fi rst theft we have ever heard of in all the years of our expencnt'c at the arboretum". Obviously this was an out-and-0ut Lie. to such a degree tbal I find it offensive lo my intelligence' I am a single parent : t am not on welfare: I oft.en find 1t very dlfflcutt to simply survwe each day. What really motivated me lo wnte this letter was actually an incident which occurred last wttk. IT WAS SO DISTaESSING to me that I began to ponder over the unfairness of "government.al officialism" and it's "inflexibie rouune" when based on deception. Perhaps these employees to not realize how absurd their false Slakments SOW>d The 1D<'1dent or wh1 ('h I am speaking occurred 10 Long Beach at a busy intersection. I wa.s holding my 2-year~ daughter by her hand <smce I no longer own a stroller). Suddenly I dropped my purse and when I bent down to pick 1t up. my daughter daned away There was a screech of brakes. I recall feeling so helpless. I snatched up my child. ever so grateful to have her unio,jured in my arms. ~I was home I became enraged at the fact that I no 1ongeT bad a stroller to take her out In. But what is really behind my frustration and anger. is, the way the executive staff at tbe arboretum responded to my situation. 'They are most certainly oegbgent in their duty to pro- tect v\sitors from both physical abuse and also theft. I therefore am filing a claim agaist the County of Los Angeles to reimburse me for m y $49stroUer . I CANNOT AFFORD TO purchase another stroller. and I need one. since I ofte n need to take the bus. It was an a rboretum spokesman who suggested lbal I file the claim for loss of personal property, but how interesting that be a lso added "I doubt that it will do you any good". I am quite aware that I most likely will never receive a cent towards my stolen stroller. I really resent this unfair game or ·cat and Mouse' because those with the least. suffer lbe most. We can't af- ford to play these games. because our lives and the lives ol our duld.ren are our only collateral. Hard to Concentrate? Enter Wonderland By WILUAM D. HARVEY WtlhOm D. Harvey cub IWqutlhOM from HuntingtOfl Beoclt. Want to have some fun? <This ls not an indecent pro- posal > I personally enjoy causing quandaries. Tbe way to do this is \o call up a rather large company, perbapa a public utility, and ask a dumb question. Most of the larger organizations are public relations· oriented enough lo maJte a stab at ftnd.ing •be answer ii the question is.dumb enough. • FOa EXAMPLE: I NOTICED on the lid ol my gTa~ juiee bottle that the contents coaaiat ol water gTa~t juice concentrate. and arapelndt juice. At flni blush, this appears l.ncoGcruous. Grapefruit juice CODCeD- trate? You •an lbal someone coes to all ol the trouble to taJte tbe .._.'(some ol it anyway) out ol tbe ,,.,.,rult juice, and tbis company t.ben puts it back in? I called and asked "How can this be cbeaper t.baa res· ular grapefriit Juice. that hasn't been ciebydrated, ud rebydrated?'' Threw them into a reaJ UZQ. Tbe)' said that coocentrated trapefndt Juice treaee better tbu regular grapefndt juice, and tbat'a tbe we, they t.ty it. frozen. Didn't make aeue to me. After au. ice ls ice. My 18dy came up wit.b perhaps the belt amnr. Some of this stuff Is abipped ln from Florida. Wby pay to ba" the water sblpped? Concentrate then matet ...... WANI' 'IO llAVB •oas IUD' Call tbe t.aepboee COID· pany and Mir' tbefn bow loq we ba" bad all ......,.. pboae awnben. (No KLS or LD pnftni). Went ~ about four DIOOle before I found cme wbo would allow IM& we bave bed all-4111tt dldq for •bout 12 or U ,.an. Now m tbem how eome tbe pbonee .UU laaft tM llll· ten on tbem! J ftf """1 .... ..,.. to Uaat ... tbe IDOlt bi1ane beiDf ''l UdM tt'1 IOIM kind ol tndlioa. •• CAU. T9B CSNSVS BV&SAU Md .,_ ..., tbe ... velopee we malled back to tbetD ..,. too till for tbe automatic eortlnc macbloel. 'Ibey wt1I ten,_.._• w11 choeen eo tlMl lbe envelopes would Ills out ol tbe rea• plar mail and betaa\ertoDad. Then uk the~ W"1 they didn't mue U.. Of a ,... ular stie but co'°" them bri1ht red or .,..... to .... tbem e..Uy ~ble? Guul.Dteed to._. &Mm ll&o a tallapln. . . . .... I • r • • ,U DAILY PtLOT Sunday, April 27. IMO =-~Hause F ull Of Histo ry ROOID8 Br ing Life T o Co wity's P ast •1 DON CllAl'llAN ............... ~ ol t.he lu JUID Caplatruo Illa· toricaf Socltity and O'N.W llUMWD wbe ... It.I olflcet.,.. located an almlal to be more tbaD a hiatoriul IOCM!ty fw die mllUoe city. The=~ to bMOIDe a eetalyst kw people hout .......,. Onqe County who •N lnttteel ln Callfol'Di• b1atory. LIBU a Y AND OaAL bl1COry features have been emphu laed u examples ol th1a 1oal alnce the faclllty waa dedicated Just four . montha ago. Tbe society l\u been ln toucb with Chap· man and Saddlebac:k colleaes to arran1e classes In California history at the museum, on Los RI09 Street. Also. the supporters would like to oraanhe a factual story-lellln1 service for scbool children, who could come to the museum on Saturdays and listen to qualified history buffs tell about early Orange County and California hap- penings The museum itself has been restored and furnished as an authentic example of late 19th century American architecture and decor. IT WAS OBTAI NED after Gep Duren- berger. chairman of the society's museum com· mittee, suggested to Alfred Cornwell, who owned the structure. that it be given to the society. The Cornwell family donated the house, which was later moved across Los Rios Street from its location in back of the El Adobe restaurant. Previously known as the Pryor House. 1t was occupied by that family from 1903 until 1955. Albert Pryor had bought it from Jose Delores Garcia. who built it in the 1880s. wmt THE O'NEILL family donating some $60,000 and that sum matched through fund· raising. the house was moved and restored. Almost all the furnis hings are dooated. GEP DURENllERGER IN TINY LIBRARY Now the society and its museum committee a re hoping to expand visiting hours by adding volunteer guides to its roster. Le cture r Sche dule d Durenberger said a special meeting will start at 7 :30 p.m. Wednesday at the museum. to discuss the project. Men and women interested in the museum or in ser ving as gwdes are asked to a ttend. Professor ..John Hick. a philosopher of re· h1?1on, wi ll speak a t the Saddleback College :'llorth Campus on May 6 at 7 p.m. in the Forum Theater. I lick is known for his lectures on religion :rnd 11..s apphcallon m today's world. The event 1~ free \... Collegians Honore d The lrvme cumpus is located at 5500 Irvme Center Onw ancl ii. accessible from the Jeffrey Hoad cx1b of the Santa Ana and San Diego Freeways Brett Frias of Fountain Valley and Derek Werner of C06ta Mesa have been named lo the academic honor llst by officials at Claremont Men·s College YOU CAN SUPERIOR COURT r 1 Leonard H. McBride LJ Alphonsus C "Nick" Novick r l James L "Jim" Smith r Robert H Kuehn U John F. Bovee U Ragnar R. Engebretsen O Joe A. Dickerson CJ James A. Goff O John F. Cronin r1 Ronald H Prenner I J Thomas w "Tom" Privette lJ Mark A Soden n Richard Farnell lJ Robert A. "Bob" Fitzgerald 0 Julian Oimbaluk ll Sid Radus 0 Robert DeWitte Chatterton U Robert M. Ball O James W. Cook WRITETHE- Paid Political Advertisement Our system demands nothing Jes;, than th& most qua/lf1ed judges The best is the least that is acceptable! How well qualified are these candidates to sit on the bench? We intend to evaluate each one and report our fmdmgs to you. the electorate. You can help. Do l I Jo&eph L. Barill(j U G Godfrey Sandeen I J Spencer R. Alter I Sueanne Currie Lewis I I Charles Ford · _ Francisco P. B riseno MUNICIPAL COURTS Santa Ana-central Municipal ! 1 Ka rl C. Frank ll Dan d ha rfes Dutcher r..1 Edward wanace Dingman 0 Arnold M ordkln n Edward C. Laird [J Eugene C. Langhauser 0 Eric Way ne Snethen lJ Robert Fraser O John J. "Jack" Ryan lJ Marjorie E. Edwards lJ P. Lee Johnson 0 Velma M . Aarons you know any of these can- didates? Do you have facts available that would assist m our ovoluation? II so. please /of us know by wnting o r phoning the comm1ttoo IJ Bob Hardin I J Chit Harns • I I Bot>by D. Youngblood I J Richard E Orozco J Nancy B. Kaufman I J Robert E "Bob" Thomas U JohnC Teal South Municipal ll Richard D. Hamilton LJ Wiiiiam B. Sage North Municipal 'J Betty Ehas IJ Richard W. "Rich" Stanford I J Logan Moore IJ David Radin Harbor Municipal [J Frances Munoz U Michael Jeffrey Pear ORANGE COUNTY COMMI 11 EE FOR HIGH JUDICIAL STANDARDS OCCHJS Is a non-partisan political action group dedicated to active support for the efeotlon of best qualified candidates for the Judiciary. Member- ship Is composed primarily or experienced trial attorneys and Is Qpen to any Interested members of the general public. At present. membership includee prominent Orange County attorneys, students. and OCCHJS business persons. OCCHJS has established a continuing polltl· cal campaign fund to be used to Inform the electorate of the Commi ttee's endorsements Monies for the fund have been donate9 by mem· bers. Interested tndlvlduals. and buslnesses 1n Orange County Donations are tax deductible. ORANGE COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR HIOH JUDICfAL STANDARDS ,._ ___ I 1021 East Fourth Street, Suite 120, Santo Ano, California 92705 Telephone (714) 558-6991 SOCIETY PREIERVIS HOm, COUNTY'S HISTORY IN IAH JUAN CAPISTRANO . Deity~~,..... JOANNE MUUEN ADMIRES O'NEIU MUSEUM LIVING ROOM'S CENTURY-OLD FURNISHINGS. • 35°10 to 50°10 25°/o off custom order wood 1hutt1n . Cover a wlOdOw. d"1odc a ,oom, chOOsc slats or louvors. nave ltlem p;iinled Staine<! Of !>OflCnf'O with ltlb<ic roe cre<;orallng 006Silll~lf9s are eNltess and tne results die •ronant 30°/o off 1 '' narrow 1lal metal blind•. Smart looks Sleek !ones And a m.n.mom ol care I ·narrow slat blinds on a chOICe or COiors lo> complement yo.Jr rooms Now. two great ways to charge! off fabric for custom drapes! 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IP ftlB PaooaA• le aucceutul. and la expanded to a II n ve branch mwlictpal cowU, &a much u ~7.000 could be ra.lled to offset public defender COila. • publlc detenden olftee la dlaeretionary. •'ftlD& II NO ualfted Md ltandard method of coUed1QI cU.t IMI," u., ,... p0rt1aid.. f Under tbe one.year, eirpen}nntal pro1ram at Wea t Oran1e County Munlcl~I Court, penona requesUn1 r.ubtlc defender ual\aftce nm will be nterviewed to determine eucb fact.on as Income, uset.a, mandatory expenses, voluntary expenses and any unusual flnanclaJ comlderationa. a..,.Aptt'D.1• NBWl-c;,ut111 DllLDE Tilt wheel. ~. air oond .. pwr. tlHring. wire whet! COYerl. Spofty bright fed. ( 111) (4128) 8J7f 9R Pl!llM~'I'• 3' -()(L 1111. ... • la C.. -M91t l-- -U460 Ill.-·'°' ""87» ,...., ""'" ....... - 8 cyl.. pwr. attWlng. r9dlo, 1lnl9Ct glees. Peer1 wttlt• In color. One onty. ( 10635) (8388) 8J241R PU .. NT• a -OQ. t 1M tt -• i.o. C., .,.-.,_, .._ --12300 '"'· -· "°" ..... ,_ -144/0M •ta. ti ~•f•Dder ualatance at -west Oran1e CouDb' llualclpal Court Coulllly aupervlaon took lbe acuon aft.er leamlnt that many ao-calaed ln· dl1enl cllenll actually eould afford to r.•Y roe their repreeentaUon. wholly or n part. That ftiure ls baaed on an average payment of f1~ for leaa.l aervtces by 20,290 client.a. tbe number served by the publlc defender's omce at the five courts durlQI fllcal una Tbe MSJ.000 ft1ure could be low. the rePort suqe.ted. Many clients, accord· Ing to analyst..s, could pay as much as S2SO for legal services. THE FINANCIAL examiner then will make a recommendation to the court on the client's ability to pay for legal representation. T Al Al .r Al LINOOLN• ~· All ~venue generated from t.be pilot S/\~T t1l 1' l ... t1l M.,R~'R" program will go to the public defender's ~ l ~ ic. ..,.., • budget. Tbe board was told any addl· IMI N. -r..ct• AveJ-.. "-0: , s tional revenue could help prevent staff Call Or See Pal S..a MT.ell I reducUo~ that otherwise might be-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ At the West Orance County Municipal Court alone, accordlna to a report by the county Admioiatrat1ve Office. U oder current s tate law. collec tion of fees from clients who utilize the Explore Campus U CI Has R easons to Celebrate SpectaC'Ular chemistry and physics demonstrations, films, discussions and fine arts presentations will be among the offerings at UC Irvine's ()pen House on May3. They will wind up Celebrate UCI Week.designed to bring the campus and community into closer contact. ASSISTANT VICE Chancellor Robert Lawrence explained the events provide a public showcase for UCl's academic and student service departments. Campus laboratories, the art gallery and fine arts studios will be open from ,----* * *-----""'II Ants Eaten, Bugs Judged In Contest A chocolate·covered-ant eat· 1ng contest and a Schuyler Hadley Bassett Ill look·alike contest will be held at UC Irvine Monday, in honor of Bassett, the cele brated former UCI student responsible for dubbing UCI the Anteaters. Tbe competitions will be part of Celebrate UCI Week under SPonsorship of the UCI Alumni Association. 11 a .m. to 4 p.m. for the public to view the work of students and faculty. Among attractions are informal lee· lures on medical imaging, gray whales and Russian literature and folklore . tours of laboratories and the computing fa cility and open rehearsals of the New York String Quartet, a master of fine arts dance concert and a student pro duction of "A LitUe Night Music .. RESEARCH EQUIPMENT on dis· play will include demonstrations in the UCI laser. medical imaging and water quality laboratories : the computing facility and nuclear reactor control room. Chemistry and physics demonstra· lions also will be held and specimens in the UCI reptile physiology laboratory will be on display. A concoction called "Chemical Spec· tacle No. 2" by Dr. Michael Duggan. as· s is tant professor of c he mi s try , scheduled for l p m in Room 101. Phys ical Sciences Building, will explore the relationshi ps between light. matter. acoustic violence. heat and cold with <he assW"es ) as little odor as possible. OPEN HOUSE also a llows new and prospective students and their parents to meet with campus representatives to eet infonnatioo on campus bouaing, financial a id and admissions pro · cedures. Simultaneously alumni can meet with classmates and faculty to renew past acquaintances and tour new campus facilities and parents of students are hosted in a special reception. The "center ring" of the day is Wayzgoose, the student spring ·festival held in Campus Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . necessary under budget guidelines for the fiscal year beginrun~ July 1. CHEMICAL SPECTACULAR AT uci Or. Mk:hael Dugg•n In Laboratory ror community leaders Science and research. professional education and fine arts will be highlighted ln talks by Dr. William H. Parker, professor of physics and assis· tant vice chancellor for academic ar. fairs: Dr. Paul S. Sypberd, professor and chair of microbiology at the ucr College of Medicine. and Dr. Clayton Garrison, dean of the UCl School of Fine Arts. Chance llor Danie l G. Aldrich. Jr .. will preside. Tom C. Casey of Corona del Mar is prl's1dent of the Friends of UC I Coordmators of the event are Thomas S Santley of San Marino and Ann Crowell of Laguna Beach The Friends of UCI. founded in 1958. AMEalCA ·s l 'I NEST AT H IJGE SA .,INGS NOW'! 150 New Cadillacs In S tock .•. Dieseh Available For Immediate D e live r y! "'"":.,.u... -BEAIJTlf'L"L SELEC'nON ~ w:: .. ;.7''" _ :, · EXCELLE.~T PRICES ~00·.:.=."•• Gtl.-tC Fl.~ANCl.~G •u~•· • ......... A'1AILABLE NABERS 2600 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Telephon~ (714> 540-9100 11111 11' "''~"''"'>1 4\f to•r'4 '-'1lR0 4' •00 4"4to1>P"4.C,l ..,04"rll>W A"410 •-00P._. The Schuyler Hadley Bassett III look-alike contest will begin at noon in Gateway Plaza. Pre· registered contestants will be judged in three categories -the individual who best personifies Schuyler Hadley Bassett,tlll. the individual who best exemplifies the anteater image and the in· dividual who best symbolizes af'I ant. The chocolate-covered-ant eat· ing contest will follow the look· alike contest. Gifts will be pre· sented to all participants and special prizes will be awarded to Wayzgoose observes fine medieval tradition where costumed knights and ladies from the Society for Creative Anachronism entertain with jousts and tournaments and games and entertain· ment are provided for the entire family IS a group or local CIVIC leader.. whose purpose 1s to urute lhe university and ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!. the sUTrounding communities in conti- nuing development. s upport and un· "-winners. • ALSO ON MAY 3 professor s representing three major thrusts of UCI will give brief talks at a champagne brunch sponsored by tbe Friends of UCI dcrstanding or UCI . ReservatJons for the brunch at SS per person may be made by contacting the Friends of UCI at 833-6245 by Monday Possibly Delayed New Gadgets Ease Decade NEW YORK (AP) -During the next d~ cade the public will be able to buy a thrill ride to tbe edge of outer space, work at home by computer and depend on a robot for baby-sitting ch ores. according to a futuristic report in Signature. tbe magazine for Diners Club. "In tbe computerized '80s, you will be awakened by a robot. wear a phone on your wrist , drive your car on an electric trolley line, monitor your health, watch international TV. and sett.le back into bed again, sale in the knowledge that a robot is guarding the house." the article by George Harrar stales. SOME OF THE maguine's specllic pred.ic· lions. a compilation ol prophesies by planners, theorists and futurists: -A mobile robot that will vacuum. do laun· dry. cut the grass. answer the door, serve drinks and play games. -A new supersonic transport that will cruise at 1,800-2,000 mph, be fuel efficient. carry about 500 passengers and be quiet. -A COMPUTER THAT will make books and magazines obsolete. -A home bealth·monitorinc machine to de· tennine if one's metabolic state is good or bad before starting out for the day. . No futurist will predict the world ~my, the article reports. However, it states, they do believe .. that even lf a depreselon sweeps over the world in the ·ao. new invention.a and ways ol doing thin&s will only be delayed, not denied." Rapist Gets Prison PHILADELPIUA <AP) ;-A 30-to SO.year priloa HDtence hu been liven to a JI.year-old .man llmown u the "Jollinl raptlt." William Gray, • plumber, pleaded pllty to charcea in 11 cases of HXUa1 attaeb on teen·••• 1lrls. He wu ordered •to aene bll Mllt.eDce at tbe Falrvtew State Hoepltal fOf' the erimlnaJl1 lDNDe. Gray became known u the ''Joaina raplat'1 because many of the attadm oceurrtna over a 10.montb period ln nortb Pbiladelpbla ..,. eom· mlttecl by a man poelnt as a nmner. NATHAN PRITIKIN ASKS: WOULD YOU LIKE TO FEEL YOUNGER, LOOK BETTER, AND LOSE WEIGHT? IF THE ANSWER IS ffS, INVESTIGATE THE PRITIKIN IE11EI HEAL TH PROGRAM It enables people of oll oges to live o longer, healthier life, feel· ing younger, free of the ravoges of the debilita1ing degenerative dis· ea ses that plague modern man. For patients now suffering from heart diseo~. hypertension, diab· etes, arthritis, hardening of the arteries, and obesity, the Pritikin pro- gram has proved to be a nutritionally sound, medically safe op· prooch to orrestiog, a lleviating, ond in some cases helping to re· verse the symptoms of these conditions. For tha.e seekinO to word off .the development of these disea ses, the Pritikin Program lays the groundwork for a lifetime of good health. FREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURE TUE., APRIL 29 •.• 7:30 P.M. AirDorter Inn Hotel 187l>O McArthur Blvd., Irvine For lnfonMtlon, C.I Collect 12131 373-9797 NICHOLAS FABRICS! PRICE SALE 100's Of YARDS Of COTTONS, POlYESIERS, RAYONS, WOOLS, SILKS, UPHOLSTERY I DRAPERY I SLIPCOVER FABRICS & MANY MORE. ... I I . AJe DAIL YPILU r , 8und1y, Aptll TT. tMO 81 DEi.Oil 88000 laWIN °' .............. Tbe Orance Conly Grand J ury CM.11bt to keep it.a OOH out of ~p1t dcMu't know 1bclut, aald ~~ David Silla, maJQt ol Mayors, up rvisor Call Action Unprofessional ''If we IOlved the eovlronmee· u l and ecooomk Pl'Ob&ems. we wouldn't have a poUtlcal one." <>-. ol the Uu~ Silla &aid the ll'•nd JW')I tto.o t know • t.bADI •b•ut la the joint mUllary <'0 9\mtrC'l•l UH or El Toro M•lne Corf)iJ Air Station.. '!he Jury f"e('()m mended Frl d•J PW"ChU IDJI hand acllacent lo the •ir ba8t" for developmC'nt of COJllme.rclal aurport f~u~llllJ lO ht>tp Uk' ~ county 's arow1nai illl"itransportallon net'd~ Marine 0Cf1cial11 tat lbe a1r :oh• tloa l"reeted mqwr1t":t about the grand Jury report cooll fo'miay ''As soon us we are awatt ot the' recommendutions and the ... basta for thoH rec-om meod• liODI. "' •HI m•k• • com ment, .. Hid • Marine C.orp1 •s>Okeaman. A ~ate nanway for t'Om m.-rc.-lal &1~t1ft, • pHlft'lt'r t C?rm lnal 1nd airplane and •utomoblle park lnai farlllU~iJ tould &JI bet built on the l•nd. the grand Jury &aid "Tbt> 00n·t know what the h.-11 lh,•y'tt talkana about." Silla old "It'• obvious to everyone who has atudlt'd thl· probll•m th•I the l~nd art-11 I'\ Mt <·orn v1t1blc with t'o mme r c aa l pur~'11" Ir\ me offlt'WI ~ h u vl' been ~tudytmt the J>M. ablf' annt'XIUon or more th.an 2.~ 1cres of land adJattnt to Ule military bale &n order to Pf't"Cludc the occu.rrence that the 11rand jury recom· mendro Frtday T ltE A R £AGE Is unln c·orporutt.'d county land; owned by lr\'lnt• Conw uny and 1.oned ror ugrirulturnl \A:je S upervu.o r Edtson Miller. ~ho~~ dlis tra-:l 1ne lude a the ma r ine bu. t', ua:reed with SULa' <tli&t'ISliffitml "I think (the grand jury re· port ) 111 we ll meaning, but I th1nJ( thty were over their beads on this problem," MilJer said. The third d1str1ct supervisor unt111er Duties b H 1t renuou11ly opposed Jolnt ue of the hue 1.n the past. .. They want for El Toro • Hparat.e but equaJ runway? It l1n 't 1olng lo work," Miller said. And Newport Bea ch Mayor J ackie Heather also asserted that the (rand jury has no real expertise 10 airport matters. "It really dis turbs me that they would be making those re· commendations without more study. I think it's unprofesslooaJ o f the grand JU r y ," Mrs. Heather said Supervisor Thomas Riley took LSsue w;th another recommenda· Uon in the same report. The JUTY u r ged count y o Hlclal a to purcbaee land for new eeneral aviation alrporta and to Umil J ohn Wayne Airport t.o com· mercial use. "The need for general aviatioa raclUUes has exploded, and after all. that's whal John Wayne waa there for originally," be said. AND AS FO& the ~ury 's cont.en· tion that the delay lD solvmg the county's air travel problems are politicaJ -Riley agreed. "I believe that environment.al, economica l and poh t1cal de· casions are all valid reasons for a proJect t.o fail or go," Rtley said. tt WU ln1De'I Oaricl Silll w!M> had the lut word oo lbe &rand Jury's opinion oe airport ma. ters. ''I HA VE WANTED to MY Uala for years. The peoP.le on lbe If and Jury may be quahfied t.o ti.at.en to e vidence on criminal cues. but they don't have any expertlae lo com muruty problems at all," Silla said. ·'They sit there aod come up with off the wall ideas on bow everybody's cities should be run. They're impressed with their own import.an<:e . They ought t.o ahut up for a w~le." P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTl CE International DaysatCWC Craft Lessons Open ~ICTITtOU!> •USJN(U NAMI STAHMENT "c:TITIOUS •USINf SS "CTITIOUS •US I NEU NAM( STATfME,_T N~STATEM«NT th+ lollow•"9 oer-. " oo.no Du•• Tiit 1011ow1n9 "''°"' •r• OOtt•v ,..~ ... \ bu\11\•h~ NOllAAIJ'\ 1"I ()QI• Sol , Aot C., WESTERN OESIGH SERVICES. Golden \\'(•st ('nllege will celebrate its 5CC<>nd annual Cultural Days. Monday through Ma y 5. '>'1lh exour foods, lradlllonal music. art and films from other lands. The event 1s sponsored by Associated Stu· dents . the b1hngual · bicullural program. Stu· d~nt Development office: and French, German, ltahan. MECHA and Vietnamese clubs. A "Festival of India." presented by the South Asian Culture Center of Toronto, Canada, will highlight Monday and Tuesday, when col· orful hand-loomed imported tents will be set up in the central quad area. Events include an art exhibit. cooking demonstrallons. entertainment, and fi"e courses of vegetarian cuisine. T E.VI'S l\'ILL BE OP EN for display Mon· day. 8 a.m. lo 9 p.m., and Tuesday, 8 a.m lo 6 p.m .. with food on sale 11 .30 a .m. to 1 p.m. .. The American Navajo," a film depicting the tribe's struggle to preserve its culture, will be screened at 10 a.m . and l p m. Monday in the library media center. Vietnamese Day will be observed Wednes· day, 11 a.m. to 1 p .m .. in the college center patio. FO'>d specialities will be on sale, and prints dep1ctinJ! ltfe tn Vietnam will be shov.n French and German Day on Thursd ay, will h:ature a prl'sentat1on by Cons uelo N1etu. member of P reside nt C:.irtcr·~ Comm1s!>1on on Fon·1gn Lan~uagl'~ and lnt(•rnat1 onal Stud1t:s al 10 a m . tn the.• lhcall.'r lie r topic will be . "Rl·lt•vam·I' of a St>cond Language for the '80s. OTHER EVENTS THAT d ay include· a l:o're nch continental breakfast. with croissants and Cafe Francois, on sale in the theater foyer. Deada Noti~ Summer':, \In lht• way and man\ 1·hlldrl'n a re l1wkrn~ for...,urd tu a t I m 1· 11 f JI I a y .1 n d part1c•1pution 111 rc•1·n ·u tion projtrum~ But lh01't' pMgrams can't function without adult volWltl't•rs to teach crafts. i.ports and skills such as cooking a nd sewing FOUNT AI N Vull t>~ lluntangton Beal'h Girls C l ub 1s looking fo r a dults with th o~e ::1b1llt1es and a blllc time to s pare each we<'k to t each cla ss<.'~ whe n school's out. Help also 1s needed with more serious pro- blems. Women Helping Wom e n . a Mental He alth Assocfat1on ef· fo rt alon g v.1th the Mariposa Wo m e n 's Cent<.'r. need~ p\'()µle to hosll'S~ coffl·l' klul<"hc·:. an lh1•1r hnm1•, T he ..: at h ,. r 1 n ~:. of f•· r .1 than('c for v.11nwn to ll-..irn about pol) drug and .tlrohol ~bu.o;;c• T he Menta l I lealth A~· !)OC 1al1on a l~o needs .K*ES l..OMAS I W )()Hf~ PMlol'd .,,.., on Apr il 1S "80 Sur•••rd bV > oa119'11~n. MIJ"f WM>Y hn' •"'1 """"" /H'ldt"r\Of\ Yrv•c,.., P\.tJfd on Sund••V Aptjl >I 1'111() "' 1 O()PM di ,,,.. HMl>Ot • •w n M#mof 1'1t <""~' ""''"' R1•v w.iuam Oobr""twt-n Of (.•lvAt'Y (hu''" '>•h<'•hna Srf'vH.~ ~, ttw 011·,.. t1on ot •~c.t'00' l.twn Moun' Ohw• Morh••r m Coo.•~_..,. )4() H~ Laguna Manor RETIREMENT RESIDENCE BATH O AllJIFLL A !IATH "'"o' nt o• '\~nl• AAA. C.~ l>d\~ ~wo on Ae>tll 7\, 1'*1 Hf' Wd\ a '"''°""1 ot OrMQt> (OUfth tor , ,.an HI W4\. 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L e ctures Scl1edule d /\ two·parl lectu re i.t'r1e s exa minin g \\Orldw1d e ama t e ur radio 1s being offered at Orange Coast ColleRe in Costa Mesa on May 8 and 15. "New Era in Ham Radio" will meet in Fine Arts Ha ll 119 from 7 to 9 p.m. both weeks . Adm1ss1on is free and registration will be con· ducted at the door. P BLIC NOTICE '1HCI llOTHHS HU UOADWAY MOITUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 Consider .1 SECOND TRUST DEED REAL ESTATE LOAN. We'll do our bl'st to take the st ing out of borrowing .1~ains t the• equity in your ho me. We are ve ry con ce rned thdt interest ratec.dnd borrowin~costs have rt'<llhed their h igh est leve l in recent his to ry. While we have no control o ver inte r<>s t rdtes, ~~--~~ SMITH & TIITHLL MOITUAIY ~Sl'Q.lff CHAnf.. Mortuary• Creme hons 427 E 171h SI Costa Mesa 646-4888 '1HCI •OTHHS SMITHS' MOITUMY 627 Main St Hun1tngton Beach 536-6539 .... , .... y COi OteAL M8AL HOti4I 7801 eo1sa """· Wes1m1ns1er 893-3525 PACIAC '11W ....,.w., ... 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CowM• <•''' o• o ... ~ (O...n1Y Of't (M,,,.p f HO'\IJ •P"'ll'• IQIM) ~~ C •OVEll f KllOWC.Oal'QaAf lON MONTA,.A II satULT'Z •-1 ••·-"~ Aft•MY .. Law ~-:~:.;. ';::.'";:,~:;:" 1111 ' ...... 91•. Me ., ,.,..,. ~:."':~ .. m.::;· CA ma ruoh..,_ Or-'°"'' Oe••• P.lot Puoh.,..., Or-CoHI 0-ly Pliot Ao-/0 1' ~. • 11 t-0 1Sll-«1 AP< tJ /0 77 """'• • •-1111 10 PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE CO NSOLIOATEO REPORT OF CONDITION Co n s o l idate d R e p o r t of Co nd i tio n o f "INTERNATIONAL CENTRAL BANK" of NewPort Beach. Oranqe County. California. and Domestic Subs1d1an es a t the close of bustness on March 31, 1qso. State Bank No. t237 Statement of Resources and Liabilities Dollar Amounts in Thous.Inds ASSETS Cash and due from banks .................... 1,'n6 U S. Treasury securities ............... ' .... 1,q72 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements lo resell tn domestic offi ces . . . , ........... • soo Other assets (incl. SJ.4 1ntang1btes> . . . . . . . . . . . . ' '8 TOT AL ASSETS . . ......... 8,4'6 LIABI LITIES Demand depas1ts ol lndlvtduals, partnerships, and corps ........ . a . TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES .....•.. 7,1Jq,()()() (1) Total demand deP<>Sits ... 7,139,000 c. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC 7, 1Jq AND FOREIGN OFFICES ................ 7,13' Other llabilllles. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 149 TOTAL LIABILITIES CexclUdlng sutxwdinated notes and debentures> ........................... 7,288 SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY Preferred stock No. Shares outstanding None Common stock a . No. Shares a uthorized 10.000 b . No. Shares outstanding 10,000 1 ,000,000 TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL .......... 1,000 Retained earnings and other capital reserves................... • • • . • • • • 158 TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY 1.158 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ....... MEMORANDA Camouttts outstandi"I •s of report cute, Market val~ of ..... •.~ Inves tment securities ....••.....•......•..... 1,92t The undersigned, Jeek L. Teufer, Pf'Hldeftt, and Frank Edelstein, Executive Vice President, of tN above-named bank, each cteclares, tor himself elone and noc for the other : I have perSONI knowltdQe of the matters contained In this report, and I MJl•ve that uch statement In Hid report 11 true. E.ch of the undersloned, tor himself alOM end not for the other, certifies under pen.tty of perjury ttwlt the foreoolng Is true and correct. Executed on April 23, ,_,, It Newpor1 Beet", Cellfomle. Isl Jack L . Tauftf' ls/Frink Edelstein ,._ ...... 0r ... c.-~~ .... ,,,.. I .. • " ,. .. r J . . • •' , l f. 44. 'l•m Isolated from the world.· .. ye painter Harry Wflllama. Deafness prompted him to portray the world of sound In works made vibrant by color. light and space. • Whlteoutllneon oneedgeof lily turns the flower j nto an electric pictorial guide to Williams' way of 'hearing· sound. Sound Sets Art's Tone Deafness Bypassed in P~ter's Work By JODI CADENHEAD °' .. O.lly 11'11« 5Ullf Musical notes float out of a box-shaped ear connected across an empty desert by a frayed, almost broken wire. A bright, strangely electrical tulip springs from a dark wire fence, while a barely visible cloud passes nearby. THESE PAINTINGS AND dozens more symbolize the imagination of sound for Harry Williams, a 32-year-old deaf artist living in Costa Mesa "I am isolated from the world," writes Williams on one of the many pieces of paper passed back and forth for an interview. "l just paint what I see and think -paint with im· agination of sound. The name of the artist Dali scrawled on a piece of scratch paper brings a tight grimace to the artist's face. He bristles at any comparison between him and the famous surrealist. He bas seen the likeness made many times before. WILLIAMS WAS ONE of three deaf children bom to bearing parents. His brother is a motot'cycle mechanic and his sister works at the Salk Institute helping research new sign language techniques for the deaf. A progression of symbolicall y soundless canvases cover the wails of his apartment, whe r e he lives with b is roommate Mike Casanova. The two met several years ago after lbe Costa Mesa bartender became intrigued by Williama' passing him a note to order drinks. M winner of the Newport Art Festival last summer, Wllliams is proud the prize painting oow bangs in city hall. His greatest challenge comes though from t rying to com municate with bearing art enthusiasts, who he writes. often miss the meaning of his work UNABLE TO SP EAK, Williams began drawing when he was 4 in order to' com- municate with bis parents. In school be drew pictures when assigned lo write stories. ~nd late r at Galla ude t College in Washington D.C., be drew the award-winnin& picture for the cover of the commencement pro- gram. "My eyes are my ears." Williams writes. gazing al the setting sun outside his kitchen window. "Llsten to the scene," he writes, pointing to the S\Dl glistened clouds. "Clouds always de· co rate different every day '· HE'S IN NO RUSH to become commercial· ly successful. explaining that he wants to "avoid the rat race of people." After flipping through a photo album of his paintings he writes, "I probably don't really need to speak. Life could be colorful 1f you know how to use it to a good cause." A profile of his life was aired on KCET last month, where the painter discussed one of his favorite paintings, his version of the stnking or the Titanic. Since the distress signals were not heard by another ship, Williams feels that the passengers were victims of deafness. Costa Mesa home is an art gallery of the deaf artist's work Laguna Hills Terminal Rolls The owners or a seven-story Laguna Hills hotel for sef\ior citizens have complained that the proposed $2.3 million expansion of the Laguna Hills bus terminal will deteriorate seniors' health and attract criminal activity. But Orange County Transit district direc· tors brushed off those complaints and voted to apply for a $1.9 million federal grant to enlarge lbe terminal at Laguna Hills mall. "I &\VE TO CONCLUDE that your client's concerns a re more cosmetic than anything else ," OCTD director Philip Anthony told Dominic Colletta, the lawyer representiq Villa Valencia Retirement Hotel, 24552 Pueo de Valencia. Transit District staff memben said ex- pa nsion of the existing park and ride lot at the m all ls badly needed to accommodate the ex· pected growth in south county bus riders. Dana Fishennen Project's Goal Plw for SU0,000 in i.mpro.emenu, includ-mc an ocean viewpoint. at Dana Point Harbor bave been apprond by the Oraqe County Board ot Supervilon. Tbe propoaal calla for eomtnaction of a 40· car public partinC lot, reataOOllll and an ocean vllta area aloq the eut breakwater. Actulll CClllllnlctlon, COU11tJ oftklals said. abould beliD wttbin 11.x moadla. Won is apect· eel to be eampleted by mld·llll. .. It'• an effort to meet tbe lncreulnl de- mand for public facWtles for fllbermen In tbe eaat breakwater area lldjac:mt to Dobeu State Beach,'' aald Jobn Sebade1.,.~_alde to Oranc• County 8uDervlaor Tbomu JU191. Colt ot tM project will be paid from Dana Polat Tidelands fund, wblcb II supported by Pl'l•ata ew11atonllne wbo ..,..... at tM harbor. Laguna Hills mall has proved to be ooe of the m06t popular or the transit district's park and ride lots, with activity expected to more than double by 1995, sald Mike Corlett of the transit dist rict staff. The shopping center forms the bub of a number of enterprises, including Saddleback Hospital and Medlcal Center, Leisure World, restaurants and other businesses. But the owners of the luxury hotel said that expansion of the adjacent terminal would s ub- stantially increase traffic, add to noise and air pollution and add to petty theft and other criminal activity in lbe area. TUNSIT Dl.S'l'alcr Dl&ECl'Oas COUD· tered that concerns voiced by the hotel owners already bad been addressed in an environmeo· tal document oa the bus terminal. The SZ.3 million needed for the terminal's improvement will buy land and refurblab t.be offatreet transfer Point for buses to reduce t.be amountof wal.kine between buses. Altboucb ranked 13tb amooc 41 statewide projeeta by atate Department ol Tramportalioa offlclals, the Laguna Hills project has failed three limes to win state tunda. --Tr.opical Fish• Fresh• Marine lpeclal Aprtl 23, 1tl0. Aprll 21, 1llO \ ,. 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CW ..... ,.,, dao "- _,. at ,,. 11$1 •• ndt of.., >•-.r• .......... . ,,_ci,..,..p I• IM /oUo~ t•t• ........ Otorte -llCOollrw-:1'1ii TOiiir•ffii"""' ·~· • . WAIHUIGTON (AP) -S••· Oeor1• llcOowra. -.of the Hrtielt h•te ntUet ol tlile fl'lr ln Vietnam, HYI lt touJd haPDta all ovw aaaln. Tb6 ......_ ol Viec.Dam have not bMa learned by U .s. polky makers. 1ay1 McGovern, the 1172 Democrauc preaidenUal no~ He draw• a parallel betwetn the nal10t1'1 initial DOI.Icy line In V1f'tnam and the anti·Sov et mood toUowh>I tho Ru shm Invasion or At&haniatan The Soutll Oallota lawmaktr storrs at thost who uy tbe United Stat coukt have won In Viet Dim. Such a mllitary vlctory probably would have required IN(lear weapons, ralallur the pro.peel of "ellotlnatltul Vietnam to ave ll, "ne 1ays. TOday, ""McGovern r~malf\I a aelf -4eacr\bf-d "dove" and ls stronflY op~ to lncreuet {n d..,. tense spending. Bu h.-says that under certliln circumstances he too could be a hawk. • • • Q. fl has been rive years smce the fall of Saigon. Now. for the f1n.t llme sine~ lhat period, an Amencan president has raised the Po6Sibility of aaaan sendmg U S troops overseas to defend vital U.S. mterests this time m the Persian Gulf. Aod a m a1ority of Americans seem to support his call '· •• Could Have Won' WASHINGTON (AP) -The irony of the Viet· nam war ls that "we could have won it," says Sen. J ohn Tower of Texas. a leading hawk during.,tbe Vietnam era. The ranking Republica n member or the Senate Armed Services Committee believes that failing to win the war was an "even bigger mistake than getting involved in Vietna m in the first place." Five years arter the last American was evacyated from the roof of the U.S. Embassy in Saigon, Tower says his philosophy hasn't changed much. He remains one of the staunchest con· gressional boosters of defense measures and of high levels of military spending . ••• Q. Do you see a swing back toward hawkish· ness in the United States today for the first time since the Vietnam Wa r? A. J think it's an oversimplification these days to talk of hawks and doves. The terms aren 't ap- plicable in lhe present context. We do have to defend our vital interests abroad bef'ause we're dependent upon so much of Lhl• world for so much of what we need in the way or raw mat<'rials. Most of our exotic metals, for example. come from olher sources that require the preservation of sea lane~ That dictates the necessity for a global naval fo1ce We have to understand that if lbe Soviets achieve their objectives and gain access overland to wann·water ports and to the Middle Eastern oil fields. it would make them the dominant power in lhe world Our own restraint cost us Vietnam. We forced' Hanoi to the Paris accords by choking off its lifeline throu~h the mining of Haiphong and throu~h interdicting the supply routes from s<Juthem China into North Victn1Jm. The accords were n o t ~o bad . Rut Cong ress r efused to permit the admirustra· tton to enforce them. So Congress. i n e ffect . handed South Vietnam over lo Hanoa. Q . What s h ould Congress h1Jve done dif· ferently? A. I think it should have permitted a highe r level of military assistance to South Vietna m , a nd a lso permitted the subse- quent military action by the United Slates to further interdict Hanoi's supply lines when Hanoi unilaterally broke the accords. Q. Do you think a Vietnam·type intervention by the United States today. say in the Middle East would get support in the country? A. It's possible as long as the country could clearly perceive an American national interest. ll could quite clearly perceive such an interest in terms of our sources of energy -the Middle Eastern oil fi elds. I don't think we're likely lo become involved again to the extent that we were in Vietnam. But l think that we wouJd respood to a Soviet threat to areas of vital interest. Of course, the "Vietnam syndrome" you speak of also de- livered Angola into the hands of the Soviets and the Cubans. Q. Has the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the trouble in Iran produced a change? A. The pendulum is swinging back now toward limited involvement. There's also strong support in Congress for the fast-deployment concept -the ability to make forcible entry into areas where necessary to resist Soviet.sponsored aggression. Q. Have your views oo foreign policy and de- fense changed since Vietnam? A. No. my views have remained fairly consis· tent. 1 learned my geopolitics from the British so I have a continuing sense or history on all this. Q. Have you noticed that some in the Senate who considered themselves doves during Vietnam a re now· making t-0ugb statements on Afghanistan and Iran? Have they come over to your way of thinking? A. Some of that's political expediency and some of it is a belated awareness that conciliatory gestures do not influence Soviet pursuit of their ob- jectives. Q. Would the United Slates have been in a bet· ter position today, both m1Utarily and economical· ly, if Vietnam bad never happen. ed? A. We wouldn't have suffered from that anti· military reaction tbal I think inOuenced tbe stateit of preparedness we now find ourselves in. A lot of the military expenditure during the period of Viet· nam went to the prosecution of the war rather than for qualitative improvements in our weapons systems. The Johnson AdmlniatraUon could have brought the war to an earUer conclusion. I Jay this not so much to Johnson but to tbe bad advice he was 1ettini from (then Defense Secretary Robert) Mc~amara •nd all those who claimed you shoqldn't try to beat tbe enemy. only 1talemale It. We lboiald never commit American forces to acUon '8\le11 we intend to briN It to tbe earliest, s ucceuful conclusion. That's the bl1 mistake we made._ an even bigger mistake than 1etUn1 in· volvea 1n Vietnam in the lint plac.. .......... -- .. . ror revtW., mlUtary r11lall'AUGD ucl lDcnuial c1e1 ... 111n11n1. • How doll a V1.c.nam· ra dove Uke yourself ,. tJdl MW mood and do )'OU IM tJM poulbllll)' or uotber VltlDHHlYI• coollkt! A.. I UliM tbere'• a dancer ot U..t. Vietnam la pr•ll•tlb' tile fNMAllt •lnate catutropM.a w u · Uoeal lllillory. It alm0tt ~ u.le eo.tl'1· Aadhw .. roru..-. W• were euppoMdl1 there beeMM .. tboqht Cblna waa NIUWac Viuam. ll turDI CMll &My wen bitwr ....... which maoy of ua 1aJd at the time. I ,.. ua maldn1 tb• u me mtuak• a1atn: 1eulna ready to Hcalat the mlllt•ry bud1•t tnormoull ly bteautf' the Rutslans are In Afl hanlahm. Q. What lessons did the Unit~ States le11m from V\etnam? A. I don 't think Presid e nt Cart er learned any. I think he wants u.~ to forget lbe main lesson, which was not to commit American forces to an area where the costs are high and the benefits mirumal. 1 don't think we have any vital int~rests in either VietRam or Afgharustan Q. Are tM Sovl.u makUll IOIM al tM .... rnlataltn In Atibanlttan we made lD Vl«um? A. Yet. In both cases, the~ power la bumptn1 up a1aJnat a very lntnM lOeaJ H · tlonaU.m -which makes tbe prie. ol ~ .. much tutMr th&D a.otldpated. I would w.,er the Soviet.a are very painfully aurpri.Md at wlaal It's coaUnc them to be la Af1ha1U1tan. Q. You 've been callln1 for ndueUona lD mllltary a~ln&. 0on•t JOW' vMwl appear to nm contrary to tboR of a majority al ,our colleapea in Con1reu? A. 1 think there's a crut temptatioe when a president's in trouble to cover up b1a poUttcal weakness by beinl tough on tbe Ruulam. I tb1nk that's what's going on now: a.o effort to UOUM a spirited militarism in the COUDtry. l would support certain modest improvement.a in the defense establiabmeot. I think we need to bring our National Guard and Relerve1 up to full strength. And maybe some modest ~reue ln ou.r presence in the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea as a deterrent -not as an lntervenlftl rorce. Q. Would you consider it appropriate to send American troops to the Persian Gulf under any circumstances? A. On the Ara bian peninsula there are enormous oil deposits much more valuable to us than those in Iran. U there were some internal or external threat where our help was requested, where we had the cooperation ol our allies and if all else failed, then I think we ought to be prepared at least to intervene. ca. Are tbe term• "bawll" ud ··don" ......... bl• toctar? Do you aUll coaald•r yourMlf a "dove?" , A. '!'bey are IOOd t.wml If u.e,•N UDdentood. I ffftM a ao.. M a tlilnl 1iM blpe tu cool ..._ OW' ......_. an IDvolftd Md aa,. Giil wMD our IDten.U.,.. DOt bnelftd. I WOllld become a llawll: If oar YUa1 11111 Fiila were .uacted lD Weetern ~ 1sr..a.: the Pblllpp6ael, or iD Latin eae COima areu CTUda1 to our security. Q. How about )'OW' call a ,ear or ao ... ftlr a U.N. mWtary force to inVllde Cambodia. Wu tM& cooaistent wttb your view of younelf M a doff? A. That waa at tbe tlme Pol Pot waa 1ystematically en••11Da in paodde. W• bad ,.. port.a before the Senate '°!T.C., Belatiom Qa•it-t.ee that more than two people bad beell slauahtered by their own 1overnm•. And I thought that if there waa ner a c:eae for u ln· t.ernaUonal a1eacy to lntenme. that wu it. Q. How would the world bl cWf~ toda1 if we bad woo la Vietnam? A. I think our moral stature would baTe .,._ destroyed. But it would probably la*•• t.Ueo nuclear weapons. Q. Did anything constructive come from tbe war? • A. Yee. 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Plr .. .., .. llll?M SIW 81" laRoche Relieves Angels SEATTLE (AP ) -Rick M lller and Al CowPns uch drove ln two runs Saturday · nJallt. poweriu UM An1 11 past the Seattle Mariners 7-4. TheAqela' DaveLaRoche, l·O, worted three lnnin1a and allowed juat one hit. Mark Clear re· giatered h1s Ont aave whet) he u m e on to strike out Seattle'~ Willie Hortoo to end the seventh and atraod J im Anderson at Uurd. COWENS PICK E D UP has first RBI in the Angels· four-run second when be doubled home Ott T¥ Todafl Oaa1111~f .'i at 1:30 Rod Carew. Miller added a two· run single and Freddie Patek an RBI single. The Mariners tied tt 4-4 ir the third on doubles by Anderson a nd Dan Meyer and Bruce Bochle's RBI single. Seattle took a 6-4 lead in the fourth on Anderson's two.run homer. but the Angels got <J run back in the s ixth on Joe Rudi 's solo shot •Erma Bombeck~ •Ann-:&;anclers ____;:::~~~~~ J DAR.V PILOT The Angels went ahead in the seventh, scoring two runs on Co wens' fi e ld er's c hoice grounder. With one out and the bases loaded. Cowens ~rounded to shortstop Anderson. who threw to Se<."Ond for a forccout and a try ror a double play O.t, ~Itel,._.,.~-~ BOATING PARTICIPANTS GET UNDERWAY ATTHE START OF THE NEWPORT TO ENSENADA RACESATURDAY. MORE THAN 637 BOATS STARTED THE RACE. • BUT SECOND BASEMA N Larry Milboume's throw sailed over the head of first baseman Bruce Boehle for an er ror. enabling Carney Lansford and Don Baylor to score. Seattle reliever Rob Dressler. 0·2, who worked 4 2.:i innings, was the loser. Seattle threatened again in tl)e ninth. After J oe Simpson led off with a walk and was sacrificed to second by Anderson, Dan Meyer walked. But Clear s truck out Bochte on a 3·2 pitch and th<. Angels caught Simpson in a run down between second and third Lansford ran Simpson toward second. the n threw to first baseman Rod Car ew. who tagged out Meyer with Simpson about 20 feet from home. The Angels and Mariners com- plete their three-game s eries S unday afternoon at the Kingdome SUE PETERSEN Dodgers Win One In a Pinch, 4-3 LOS ANGELES CAP) -Rick Monday's pinch single with one out in the ninth inning capped a two-run rally that gave Los Angeles a 4-3 victory over the San Di ego Pa dres Saturday night and extended the Dodgers· winning streak to seven games Dusty Baker started the rally with a single off Rolhe Fingers. 2·2. Ron Cey sacrir1ccd and pinch hitter Jay Johnstone got an infie ld hit. Baker taking third. Pinch hitter Gary TIK>m- asson singled to tie the score ana Monday sin gled Johnstone home JOE BECKWITH. l·O. m his fi rst appearance since being re- called from the minors gained the victory The Padres, who have lost six in a row, had scored twice in the top of the eight h to take 3·2 lead. Barry Evans led off with a walk and Ozzie Smith followed with a s ingle, chasing starter Burt Hooton. Steve Howe gavC' up a "ingle to nave Cash that filled the base~. Pinch hitter Kurt Bevacqua tiN:.I th e score with a sacrihre fly a nd Da ve Winfie ld gr('etefi Reckwith with a s ingle that put San Diego on top. The Dodgers took a I -0 lead a~a1nst Gar~ Luc<1s in thl· f1 r..t 1n n1ng whe n D avl'Y LQpt'> 'mgled. moved up on a grounder and scored on R<'gg1e Smith's single. San Diego tied the score in the seventh when Jerry Mum· phrcy doubled with t~o out and Bi II Fahey singled h1 m home Los Angeles recaptured the lead with two out in the bottom of the seventh on ~uccess1 ve ·ingles by Cey, Bill Hu ssell and Steve Yeager. AFTER SMITH SI NGLED home the Dodgers' first-mnmg run. he took second on the throw to the plate and reached third when Steve Garvey grounded out. But he was s tranded there as Baker rued out. John Sevano Brummel Petersen Has Doubts ~ She Won't Accuse Ruiz of Cheating, but ... By CURT SEEDEN Of IM o.lly ~11.t SWH Could novice distance runner Ros ie Rujz have run the rugged Boston Marathon in a women's U.S. record time of two hours, 31 minutes and 56 seconds? The No. 6 woman marat.booer • in the United Sta tes -Sue Petersen of Laguna Beach - won't give an absolute yes or no. but she does say she has several reservations about Ruiz's ac- com pLis hment. STRUGGLING TO overcome th<> effects of dehydralJon. Sue and her husband Pete firushed Monday's 26·mlle . 385-yard (•vent in two hours, 58 minutes. S u e 's best effort in Boston before wa!> 2 43 02 Su<' says she never saw Ruiz on the course. but then, Sue was never really close if Ruiz chd maintain such a pace. "It seemed a little s trange that she couJJ run that fast." ad· m1ts Sue. back m Laguna Beach a fter competing in Boston for the fourth time "IT'S INT E R ESTI NG that fast runners have to do speed work and s he had no idea of what 'intervals' were." Sue con· t1nues I D1stance runners a lte rnate between slow and fast ~purlS throughout a race LO or- der to pace themselves m in- tervals> ··she also had no idea what a split was. That's when you are at a particular point, a five-mile s phl, 10-rrule split and so on," Sue says. Even more intriguing to the Petersens was Ruiz's physical attributes. FOR INSTANCE, Ruiz's rest- ing pulse rate was listed at 70. Sue Petersen's is somewhere in the 32-:w range "But then. mine b really low.'' Sue adds. "Seventy just seems high for a world class runner. On the other hand this might just be one or thos e freak things." Sue is quick to point ~hat she harbors no bitterness ard Ruiz. nor is s he disap nted with her own performance. "IN FACT, WE <Sue and her h usbancil were laughing about 1t after the race. We didn't feel that bad because It happened to so m any people. They were drop· pmgoutaUaround us. ''Suesays. The Petersens run anywhere from 80-90 miles a week in pre· paratioo for a marathon. Rwz told Boston officials and re- porters. she runs 60-70 ''That's real low mileage for this kUld or run ." Sue says . The s ituation in Boston is not unlike a similar experience Sue had ma local marathon. "A gal did the exact same thing to me Sh<' finally 1Jdm1tte d 1t and apologized to me. Rut that was a 16· year·old gi rl.·· Sue rec alls. "BUT WE HAVE a 26-year-old woman here, and s he bad no bus iness being m the marathon. If RUIZ did indeed do tbLS, I Uunk s he 's hurting tbe sport," Sue a1ds. ''I'm wondenng if s he thinks women aren't gettrng the publicity they s hould . Well frankly, women don't n~ that k ind of publicity. "Rosie says she's not lbrougb. that she's gomg to run some fast races now. W1lh the tJme she h<td m Boston. I expect some fast races from her," Sue i.ays. "It 's jus• hard to gtve a de· f1ntte Vl~. ~he cheatl'<l . or no, she didn't. Boston 1s a very dtf· f1cult cour"e There 's b 11.: C'rO\.\ds. and )OU nl.'VN really kno\.\ where you are." Sue ex· plains. ··~ow that I thJnk about 1t, lht: "'ay we were running ... " Sonics Need Win SEA'TTLE <AP> -The lhi Angeles Lak<>r!I can move to within a victor;y of dethroning last season's National Basketball Assoc1ation champions. the S eattle Super Son1cs. with another triumph Sunday al the L'nt vcrs1ty of Washington. The Lakers grabbed a 2 I )('ad in the Western Conference final playoff series Friday naghl by bcatmg th(' Sonics 104 100 behind K a r eem AUdul -Jabba r and Jamaal Wilkes at the Un1vers1ty of Wa s hingt on ·~ lice Ed· mundson Pavilion. Wilkes brok<' out of a sen es· long ~hooting ~lump 1n the second half and finished with 21 poin t s while Abdul ·Jabbar scored a game-lh1gh 33 points. The best -o f -seven game s s e ri es moves bac k t o Lo~ Angeles Wednesday night for the firth contest. "We don't h ave the home <'Oll rl advantagt• any mor<'." cm- µh a,11ed Sonic 1·Jpta1n Paul Sila' "l lhou~ht Frnlay m~ht "'a:. .1 mu"' gaml' and Sunday 14' another must ~ame. We must do ll Sundu\ " S1la:.. ;,lde<.t pla)er 1n the 1'\BA at 36. \.\Ill bl' appearing in his Ott Tl' Today OaanlWI 2 al 12:30 16tst NBA pl ayoff game Sunday. The Sorucs were forcl'd to go to the Uruvers1ty of Washington campus because th(' Kingdome and the Seattle Coliseum. their othe r two homes. are booked this weekend. ·The American Le ague Seattl e Ma rin e r s ' baseball club has first claim on the Kindgdom e and th e Coliseum is being used for an ice s how. tat Saddlehack? Sometime wiUUn the next two weeks Sadctlebeck CoUe1e officials are going to announced Bill Mulll1an's successor. School officials have been forced to wait before makiq a choice because of a 1tate by-law which says a teaching poalUoa must be left open for 30 days so that qualified applicants can apply. tant coach of the pas t three seasons. The selection committee doesn't want to be swayed, however, so they're keepin tight Upped about the situation. causi sorfie uncomfortable moments for tho involved. would s the same and the players would be tl ppy." says the coach who brought four MJsaion Conference cham plonships in five seasons at Saddleback. ·'There's no doubt In my mind he's the man for the job. I'm not trying to sell my friend, if he wun't capable l wouldn't puab it." fortable. U I had been full-time at the schf>ol rather than part time things might have been different. I can uni derstand their end or it." HOWEVEa,ALTHOUGBPLENTY , of appllcaUona have been accepted for one of the moet presti1lOU1 balketball J>08la in Ca1ifonLla, there really seems lo be only one clear cut candidate. EVEN MULUGAN, THE NEW UC Irvine coach, who bas been campaign· ing heavily for Brummel speaks cautiously. "They \lelecUon commlttee) know how I feel," says MuW1an. "I really don't want to say any more because I could burt him (Brummel). I don't want lo screw him up at all." THEaE AaE SOME prominent names such as Dana Paeett (former USC star), Andy Gilmore <Palomar Colle1e head coach) and Bo b Schermerhorn (former Chaffey Colle1e bead coach) eompet.tna •1ai.nat Brum· mel, wbicb understandably bu Brum· mel nervoua because nobody with authority b taW.q. In eaaenc-, Brummel is tak1n1 a calculated risk with the ,wait. Mulligan nas openly admitted he wou.ld have taken his assistant with him lo UCI if he had chosen to make the move. But Brummel, eager for a bead coachln1 poat, declined. prefering to put hill chips on the table with Saddleback. "I ltf8T HOPE Im the moet l01ic1J candidate to s ucceed him (MuW1aa>." HY• the 35-year-old Mlaalon Viejo real· dent, wbo served u an asai.ataat at El Toro H18b and Fullerton CoUetee. Actually, Bill Brummel b 1uch an ob- viou pick • Mulllaan'a heir apparent that,lnaseme,llhualmoethurtbim. E veeyane from the atudent body and fecuJt.y, to tbe alumni, to Mullican. lo even tbe players-endones t.belr USil· With a little coaxing, thou1h , Mulligan continued. "1 lhlnk Bill should be piclled bec1.,.. he's a aood coach &Def the prosram "I'm a very nali1Uc perlOft, .. HYI Brummel, "but lhia walUna b uncom· <See SEVANO, Pa•e 84) Ensenada Yachtsmen Set Sail By ALMON LOCKABEY Of .. ~ N.e Sc.ff Light southwest winds mqved 637 sailing yachts acroes the 1 dual st a rling lines off the Newport jetty Saturday u the 33rd a nnu a l Newport t o Enseoada race got away under leaden sides. The official count of 637 starters was 30 less than the f£1 e ntries that were recorded before the race. The propects or a s low, windless race as the yachts moved down the coast to-. a rd San Diego indicated that another 30 or 40 boats would give up the "ghosting" by nightfall. But for the yachts that hlUlg on the h~ht going past the Los Coronados Islands. south or San D1ei:?o, the r e were better wuther prospects today as a brisk 18-20 knot westerly was forecast. It was :i du11 but orderly start a s the yachts got away in dasses at 10-minute intervals bctwet'n noon and l p.m. There were no serious acci· dents but the usual number of minor eolhs1ons were recorded by the race committee boats as the eager s kippers crowded the 'itartmg Ltne in an effort to get oul front w1th clear air. One of the boats ran into and punctured one of the large inflatable buoys markmg one end or the starting line. The southwesterl y breeze meant that the yachts took olf on a close to beam reach rather than a beat in south to southeast breezes. Most skippers were banking on the winds swinging to the wes t in midarternoon, giving them a chance to hoist the big colorruJ s piMakers which would give them better speed. If the winds rail lo improve it could be a Slow race with the lead yachts not crossing the hnisb line before noon today. ) ' Sund1y. Apnl ,7, •MO A Capaule Aepert From tM Woftd of Sport• It's a Whole ·New Gable-- Porter Back in Uniform h-9•AP ...... tcMe KANSAS CITY. Mo -Darrell Porter donned • a Kanau Cn.y unJrorm for the ftrt\ Ume Saturday but dld oat appt"ar In the Royals' 4 0 k>IS to 8a1Um<>n'. ' Porter. ~ Amerinn Le.,ue·a AJl·1tar catcher tut year1 returned Friday nlaht from 1 lllM .. ett •l•y 1l • dru& a.no akoboi r~blqtauon centu ln Ar1iona In a atatement to \eammatet and newsmen Friday oJtht. Porter udmit\ed that he left sprin& ualnin1 March 15 after advising ~ral Manager J oe Burke that he was a "dni1 ad diet and an alco" lie appean tanned and fit but said be has no Idea how long it wiU take him to get back into the lineup. ·'The ooJy people I could get to throw to were the pa tients." he sajd. "They were Ill raid I would bit it up the mid· die." Porter said he would accompany the team on its road tnp lO Toronto Monday but did not expect to play soon. Porter, 28. admitted he still is uneasy about returning to society. Asked if he felt uncomfortable in public. he said· "Sometimes I am Sometimes I'm not. 1 can deal with it." After the game. Porter, Manager Jim Frey and several coaches went onto the field for a workout. "I'll just be taking battin'g practice and everything else." Porter s wd. "It's a whole new game now It's a whole new hfe " CarfC011 ~C• Mod~r• .~L R~rord Left-bander Steve Carlton set a modern Na· • tional League record by pitching his sixth career one-hitter and Del Vuer broke up a scoreless duel with a two-nm pinch triple as Philadelphia beat St. Louis. 7.0. to highlight National League action Saturday ... Elsewhere, WllUe StargeU hit his first homer or the season and drove in three runs a.nd Ed OU balled in three runs with a pair of singles to lead Pittsburgh to a 9-2 drubbing of the Chicago Cubs ... Jack Clark broke a 1-1 tie with a run-scoring triple in the fourth inning and San Francisco handed Cincin· nati ;i second straight defeat, beating the Reds, 3-1, behind Bob Knepper's six-hitter . . . Chm Speier belted a home run and Ellis Valentine drilled a two-run double. sparking Montreal to a 4.3 triumph over Atlanta, halting the Braves' four-game winning streak ... Houston's Lab PQjols hit a two-run single in the seventh Inning to break up a scoreless duel a nd Joe c••LT<>H NJekro and Frank LaCorw combined on a five-hitter as Houston blanked the New York Mets, 6·0 ... In the American League, Boston rookie Bruce Hurst earned his firs t major le ague victory, a nd Butch Hobson, Carl \"a strwmski and hight Evans each slammed home runs as the Red Sox powered past Detroit, 12·7 ... Mike Squ.Jres' suicide-squeeze bunt with one out in the 12th. Inning gave the s treaking Chicago White Sox an 8-7 win over the New ·York Yank~ ... Rookie Jerry Dybzinsld'1 first major league hit. a seventh-inning home nm. ignited a four-run Cleveland rally as the Indians came ftom behind to dump Texas. 8-7 . . Pete Redfern scattered three hits through seven innings. and Rick Sofleld ignited Minnesota's three-run sixth inning with a run·scoring single lO help the Twins down Oakland, S-1 ... Doug DeClnces hammered a two-run homer and Ba ltimore's Cy Young winner . Mike Flanagan, scattered :,even hits to s hut out Kansas Caty, 4-0, as the Orioles snapped a s1x-~ame losing streak . . Right fielder Barry Bonntll nashed a ninth-inning grand slam homer to break up a M'O relet-is pitching d uel betwc-en Toronto's Davt Stieb and :'>11lv.aukee's Mlke Caldwell and lead the Blue Jays to a 4·0 \ICtory over the Brewers. IUMHJp Capl ures ffbforir Car Ra<"e RIVERSIDE -Rick Knoop of Manhattan Beach. drivin~ Denis Hulme 's famed Can-An • McLaren. dominated Saturday's main event of the I hsloric Car Races at Riverside International Raccv.av LappmJ? the fi eld m the lO·lap race on Ra~rside's 2 547 -ma le course. the 26-year-old Knoop averaged about 109 miles-per-hour and was credit<"<! with the fastest lap of the day 11 1.004 mph. In historic car racing, no average speeds are given lo lessen the competitive urges of the dnvers or the it.re and ex· pensive automobiles. Today's five-hour main event. known officially as the Times-Toyota Grand Prix of Endurance <at 1 p.m. ), will be prec:tdld by the Cbamploo Sowle Plue ChaUeot• < 10 a.en.> for 1ed1,..dJiVft1on1trwt radial tlres anCl a To1ota celebrity race <noon > The Ul)4!cted competition of TimH publisher Otta Chandl•r. lul 1ear'1 winner over Knoop. dld not materiallze. Chandler la ln H1wall attendlnc a pubUJben convent1on. Kaioop, the aoo of retind Athtrton •port.a car driver Fred Knoop. owner of the McLaren. hu flnl1hed In the top 10 at L.eMana and S.brin1 and lul year won a 1lx·bour race at Tallade1a. Ala. OtMr wtMert ln the pNUminary lo tod11'1 flve·hour Orand Prix or Endurance ,vent wert: Bob Sutherland. P.:n1lewood. Colo., 1921 ButatU T.a7A: 8111 Harlan, San Fran· C'l1co. 1152 AUard J2X. Stan Huntley. Portland. 1958 Sebrln1 Sprtte. Tony Orllfitha, Redondo Beach, 1962 Lotus 7: Alan Bolte. Sa.ni. Monica. 1985 SheJby GT3:50, and Bill Harlan. San Francisco. l968 Lister Chevrolet. ,------q..c~ el Clw Da1 -----. " My own righting weight back in the hambur1er and bot do& days was 120-125. Back then. if you won you ate a hamburger. If you loet, you settled ror a hot dot.'' -ABC·TV bowling commentator Ota Weber, ooe of the greatest bowlers or all time, dismissin& the fact that his 17·year-old son Pete is "too light" for PBA competi- tion. .la.M11,,,.S11ftld JAad L~11d• Don January picked up where partner Sam II Saead left off the day before by chipping in lor an eagle on the final hole after five birdie putts Satur- day as the talented tandem took a three-s hot lead· • in the second round of the Legends or Golf tournament. The 50-year-old January. who just became eligible for the select field this year . banged a JO.foot chip shot off the pin and into the hole tor the eagle. The duo is 20 strokes under par on the par-70 layout and the record for the 54·hole event. ls l7·under-par in the better-ball of partners event ... l.ee 'l'revtno needn't expect lO get much conversition from Tom Wat.loll in today's final round of the G realer New Orleans Open golf lOurna· ment. Watson holds a three-stroke lead and will be playing with Trevino today as he did last week at La Costa in the Touma· ment or Champions. He was assessed a two-stroke penalty when he gave Trevino a tip during their final round ... Pat JANuan Brad~y carded a fou.r·under·par 68 to take the lead in the LPGA Brimingham Classic golf tournament. Bradley came frcim two strokes off the pace to one shot m front of Peggy Cooley with 16 other golfers at par or better and only five shots out of the lead. -----Btueffall Tedalf -------. On thls date in baseball in 1971: Willie Stargell of the Pittsburgh Pirates hat his 1 tth homer of the month. a new major league record for April. On this date in 1968: Tom Phoebus or the Baltimore Orioles hurled a no· hitter and beat the Boston Red Sox. 6-0. Otaradlt-r DfrP11 Bark 11110 ConepPf if i11n It was a day for American athletes as Olympic • champion Jennifer Chandler of Mission Viejo won the women's lhree·meter diving event. easily beat· ing back strong com ~tltion from Germaoy, Canada and Cuba lD a intemallonal diving meet in Canada. Chandler gave notice that she bas recovered from a back in· jury in scoring 634.33 points to beat second-place fini<sher Beate Ro&he of West Germany, who ended up with 634.4S points . . . Brian Bupm of Minnespolls came from behind to beat the favorites in the men's lO·m eter tower event ... Three-time NBA scoring champion Georg~ Gervin reiterated that the San Antonio Spurs must increase their contract offer to SI million per year or he wants to play e lsewhere ... Jak.l.LD Klugman, the colt with a girl's name and a televtSion star owner (Jack Kl ugman>. raced bis way 10to the Kentucky Derby by wl.DJUJlg the Step· ping Stone Purse on opening day a t CHAlllDLH Churcbhill Downs ... Heavyweight Cartls Jackson of the Muhammad Ali club knocked out James Omondl of Kenya in 49 seconds of the first round to lead the United States to a 7.3 vaclOry over Kenyan all-star team . . Soviet dissident VladJrnlr Bukovskl called the Moscow Olympics. a "catastrophe for the people in the Soviet Union" and urged Western nations to stay away from the Summer Games ... ClnegJta, a daughter of Secretariat. breeied to a 412-length triumph In the Railbird Stakes al Hollywood Park . The Chicago nears are putting defensive end Tommy Hart on waivers ... Guard Wes Matthews. leadinR scorer on the University of Wisconsin basketball team in two of his three seasons with the Badgers. will pass up his final year of college eligibility to seek a career m professional basketball. ~k-ing lnterf eren~e Minnesota's John Castino managed to break \lP a double play by Oakland A's shortstop Mario Guerrero with this block Saturday. But umpires ruled interference on the play and called the runner out ·at first. Minnesota won, 5· l. Sailors Advaaee LB, Eagles·, Tritons Also Win INGLEWOOD -Newport Harbor. Laguna Beach, Enan· c1a and San Clemente advanced lO the quarterftnals of the 10th a nnual Inglewood Invitational volleyball tournament Saturday and Wlll play again Wednesday night at lnglewood High School. Newport 1s the No. l ~ team IJl the tourna ment and won its pool Saturday with a 9-1 re· ford. The Tars play Los Altos Wednesday at 5 In a quarterfmal round match Laguna Beach . tht> third st'cded team 1n the compet:rt:Jon. v. on 1 ts pool w1 th a 9· 1 rerord and will rnect Mira Costa an the q ua rters at 6 o'clock Wednes d::y. THE 011IER GAME at 6 will feature Estancia agaa mst San Clt>mente. Estancia won its pool with an 8·2 effort while San Clemente placed second t o Palisades High in Pool one with an 8·2 record. Complellog wed: nesday's lineup will be a game between Pahsades and South Pasadena at 5. Wednesday·s qua rterfinals wi ll be followed by the serrufinal .1t 7 and th.,e champ1onsh1p match al R A tot.al of 24 teams start('(! pl:.iy an the tournament. one <if lh<• lop 'olle) ball eVt.'nl!<. of Uw 'l.'a~on in vol \1nJ? Cl F Southt·m Si•l't1on and I.As An~eles City tt'am~ THREl: OF THE TOP fou r 5Ct'dt'd 5quad~ ar e Crom t h(• Oranj!e Coast area v. 1th Pahsade., I lagh the No. 2seeded team rrorucally. for Coach Charll~ Rrande ' Newport Harbor team, their only loss in pool play came ;it the hands of Ve rdugo Hills, a t('am that finished with a 1·9 ef· fort The lose; was by 12-10 margin alter Nev.port had won. 11·3. Laguna Beach's only defeat came at the hands of Miraleste 8·11 before the Artists reversed the trend. 11·7. Fountain Valley, Corona del Mar and Costa Mesa were put out of the t.ournament Saturday when they failed t.o finish one- two in their pool play competi- tion. Costa Mesa bad a ~ re- cord wtule CdM and Fountain \'all ey each finis hed with 2·8 mark:.. UCI Spa kles At Stanford STANFORD -UC Irvine's track and field team may have lost its triangular meet with Stanford (83·80) and Oregon State (89-71) Saturday here, but Coach Kevin McNalr was eJa~ "it h th e 't'i c tor y from a psychological standpoint. "We came up here with 2S athletes a nd held our own 3ga1nst two of the better teams 1r1 the Pac· 10. That has to be a pJu-.," e"<pressed McNalr. The Anteaters had a number or 1ndl\·1duaJ leaders topped by Tony Well:,' performance in the 400 mt.>ler run v. 1th a time of 47.l. ~l\in~ him the best clocldng ·inthl' PCAAthisseason. Adding to the penonal glory v. a .. Greg Mar Jama, who cap- t ured the llOHH an 14 .2, and George LUug, who woo the 800 in 1 52 7. ThC' mile rt'lay team of Wells. M a qama. Carlyle Kidd and ~1 ark Celestin a lso sparkled with a -.inrung time of 3: 12.8. Ken Mills was the hero in the field e\'enls as he tossed a personal best of 232-0 In wiMlng the j avelin. The University High ~rad's best prior throw was 212·4 ·Sounders Scuttle Surf Baseball Standings BARWICK DATSUN Give-away Goals Costly for California By CURT SEEDEN Of ,,,. o.lty ll'li.t S\tft The Seattle Sounders were supposed to be the conservative ones -play tight, stress defense and come out of Anaheim Stadium with a 1-0 victory. Instead. the Sounders equalled their entire 1• goal output with three goals to hand the CalKomia Surf a 3·2 North American Soccer Lf~ setback Saturday night . . · MARK PETERSON'S TALLY at the 64:28 m.ark in the second half was the deciding factor as t .. Surf went down to its second straight defeat al home. ; 9tattle had played four 1-0 games before com· ins. 90 Anaheim. The emphasis bad been on de- re'Ue and It seemed to be working. 1lut two Sounder goals, Peterson's and a score by~e Buttle, were labeled give-aways by Surf C• Peter Wall. oo Just can't let them score from two yards ott," bemoaned Wall, referring lo the two cJose- r•1e shots. THE GAME BEGAN lacking the poliah of the hto previous SUrf contests with some cautious play a• mid-fleld allowing the crowd lo set settled. US0C Asks for 880 Million DENVER tAP) -U.S. Olympic Committee oElals have requested that the White HOUH pro· v $80 million for the USOC and other amateur a etic orsaniultiom, the Rocky Mountain News rfO.R:. requests, made at a meetin1 Friday. ln- c • S50 million to expand the usoc·s tralnlng c r ln Colorado Sprinp and S30 million ln f ral and private funda fOf' operation of the com· stee and bodies 1overnlni Ol1mplc sporu, the n 1 reported from lta --Wuhinston bureau. with Wb.lte House aldet Friday, lnch1dln1 HoUle counsel Lloyd Cutler, who has led President Jimmy Carter'• lobbyln1 ertort for a boycott ol the Summer Games ln Moecow. Things picked up when Dave Huson's comer kick was headed into the net by Laurie Abrahams for his fourth goal of the season. It was the first regular period goal against Seattle goalkeeper Jack Brand in rive games. SeatUe evened the score rive minutes taler as Roger Davies took a pass from Mark Petersoo to score. Buttle scored al 40:26 lo g.ive Seattle Its big- gest scoring output of the season and a 2·1 lead. BUT STEVE MOYERS headed home his seventh goal of the season at 44 : 30 to even the score. Despite the Joss. Wall continues to be am· pressed with the Surf scoring machine which has collected 14 goals in six games. "It's the best we've played -we played tremendously as a unit. What bugs me is that we gave two goals away. When you score twice. it should be good enouJh." The Surf earned most of the game. out· sbooting Seattle. 16-8. At 32:30 or the first half Abrahams was called for a hand ball seconds before blasting a shot past Brand. A few minutes later Moyers was called for puhing from behind after being knocked down hhnself. He turned and fired another shot lnto the goal, but again the referee wouldn't have it. WalJ didn't want to press the matter of the two nullified goals. "Steve sald he didn't touch the guy. I don't think the ref helped ua much tonight." THE SOUNDERS ENTERED the game with one or the best defenses in the league. While Sounder keeper Brand can take credit ror some ol the tenaclt.y. defenders Bruce Rlocb and tan Brlctce get moat or the credos for their ablUty to keep th.ln1s calm in front or their own net. About the only thing the Surf fans could savor w11 a 1m1U cheese pizza which all ln attendance won wheri' Moyers scored durtne a "rally Ume con· teat." .......... -........... . AMERICAN l.EAGUE East Dlvlaloa w L Toronto 7 6 Bost.on 7 7 New York 7 8 Milwaukee 6 7 Baltimore 6 9 Detroit 5 10 Cleveland 4 9 West Dlvl1loa Chicago 11 4 Oakland 10 6 Texas 9 6 Kansas City R 7 Minnesota H 8 Angels 7 7 Seattle 8 9 -..WV'•k-A,. .. h l,S.-<Otn4'• 8~lot1 l1. ~lf9tl I ft•llornott •. K-Ory 0 ci.w1M101. ftu' 1 Ml ..... ~~. ()ellle!MI' r-to•,M11w-..o (lltU90 I, ....... 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Dino Bell and Kerwin Bell placed third in the 440 relay with a 42.9 clockanl( Running back-to-back with thl' 44 0 relay was the dist ance medley relay. J ackson'turned an a 50.2 440 leg to go along with Mar k Sander 's J: 159 <1320). Rill . Reimer 's 2:00.0 (R80) and .Ion Butler's 4:23.6 <milC'J to win th1· event in 10:29 7. Jacksoo was only warmmi:: up Next he sizzled on the anchor lt'g of the 880 relay as he turned an a blazing 22.2 220 clocking in lead· ing the Chargers to victory over Serra, 1:29.9 to 1:30.3. Jn its mile relay heat Edison sent M. Jackson. Reamer. Rich Romeo and D. J a ckson ai::a1ni.t county leader Santa Ana Valley M. Jackson turned 1 n a 50 7 anc hor leg to hold off the Falcon's quartet with a 3 25 R clocking good enough for thirrl place overall EDISON F INISHE D "1th ·• firs t place champions hip in the· two-mile relay also a~ Rom<.'(> < l · 58.51, Sander's < 2 00.2>. Butler (l ·57 .8) a nd Reimer I I :56 4) broke the meet record. They ran 7:55.8 in replacing Sun· ny Hill's 1975 standard of 7:58.5 Corona del Mar. favored to w10 the four-mile relay, got that victory the hard way Running without distance ;;J('e Andy Gerken. the> Sea King quartet of Phil Coll a (4 27 01 . Mark Pennock (4.37.4). Shawn Gallaghe r (4 ·23.7 ) and Jam Hartford (4:23.5) won in 17 53 0 Gerken could barely walk. let alone run. at the meet He ran an the CdM-lrvine dual meet with a strained m uscle in has hip and the added pounding of that meet prevented him from being on the relay squad • JC Biueba ll UCI Stays -~~ Pirates Avenge ·1n First . With Sweep Lossto MSAC h. revengt' u '*' l. U you don a think so jU!il aJk O'"°' • Coaal Collt>gt-'a baseball team On April 10. 11rter nd na th~ C'rt.'Sl or a 11 jl3ffit' w1nnan.i strNtk, Lhe Piratf'I wen \'m harassed WMn Mt. San Antonio Rh()('kt"d lhem, 4-3 Well. lS da)'• lotflr the Bue wMt• still feehna lhat I05s and tt~ u result wileubed l7 hlt.6 1n buryana the Mounties. 14 4, to h1ahhcht junior collel(e aet100 0l1turda~ In otbt.>r games. Golden West .. tuyed in a tie for first m the Southern Cal Conferencl' with a h1g S· l \'IClory over Cypress. Jnd Sdddleback squandered a ti I t•1ghth mrung lead, los ing 7-6 1 lere i, what happened Orange Coaat 14. Mt. SAC 4 The Bucs came back at the Mounties with a vengeance as OCC scored 10 runs over the middle inniogs to dump their op· poncnts . Wayne Justl came on an relief in the second inning to receav(· the victory, his seventh-against no losses this season . Justl p1tcht>d 41':1 innings, allowing two hats and one run to lower his ERA to l 66. Larry Hicks picked up for J ustl m the seventh to secure has 10th save Seven Pirates collected two hats as they battered five Mt. SAC pitchers. Center fielder .Mike Vanderburg went two-for· four with three R Bl ; Ma rk Ma rches' numbers were inden· t1cal to Vanderburg , and Chris J ohnston went two-ror-threc ~1th two RBI to raise his season RBI total lo 38. JUSl one shy of the school record OWC 5. Cypreu 1 Pllch_,r Hay Krawcayk pitched a t>t>auty in improving h._ conference record to ~-4. The ~u)phomoru rlwht·hander struck out 11 , w lked three. a llowed one rW'\ and scattered four h.itli an wlnnlng has third game in a row 0. ry Spranger led the of· fenslve attack with a four-for four performance at the plate. Spr· lneer led off the contest with a lri· pie to score the first run and later used a pair or hits to drive home three more ii JC BASEBALL Scott G ud mundson . who played for the Rustlers last season. pal:ked up t,,he defeat for Cypress. The v~y was the seventh in " row for lhc Rustlers (7-1) dur- m1t t he second half of conference action. keeping them in a tie for first with Santa Monica. Chaffey 7, Sadd. 6 Saddleback, which has had ~urprislngly good pitching all year (2.89 ERA m 20 games>. couldn't ~et the performances it needed Saturday. The Gaul.'hos were clinging to a s eemin~ly comfortable 6· l margin in the top of the eighth when Chaffey scored three times in the bottom of the inning and thre<' more an the ninth to pull out the shocker Stefan Lipson, the se<'ond of three Sadd.Jeback pitchers. was tagged with the loss. Ed McCann and PauJ LaJ01e engmeered. the offensive surge Mark S towell and Lury Dotson powered lwo-run homen and UCJ scored t he eventual wlnnlna nan on• squeeze bunt to top Cal State Long Beach, S-4 to complete a sweep of the 49ers Sa turday an o So uthern California Baseball AssoclaUon twin-bill. The host Anteaters assured themselves of staying atop the SC BA standings with a 10·5 re cord . UCJ came into the double header lied with three other teams for first place UCJ HAMMERED hve Long Beach pitchers for 10 runs an the first game en route to a 10-4 vic- tory in the opener. Scott Darling earned the big bat for UCl . rapping thr~ tuts and collectl.Jlg four RBI includ· ang a ftrsl·iMang, two-run double to ignite the Anteaters. Meanwhile J 1 m F r ishette coasted into the ninth anmng with a 10·1 lead before giving up singles to J ohn Canepa and Steve Moore and a three.run homer to Jim Woodward. IN THE NIGHTCAP. Oot~n <tnd Stowell's power provided four runs. but 1t took a squ~ic bunt by former Saddleback College catcher Bruce Welz an the sixth to bring home lhl• t·ven tual WIMUlg rlU\. Cl starter Jim W1tschger .,urvaved a seventh-anmni:: tv.o run raJly to rt'cord has fourth win a~ainstone IOSl> Friday's s c heduled ga mt· bc>tWl'en the two tcam l>. pos tponc>d v.hc n an umpire failed to ~hov. up. will be played today at I at Cal State LonR ne:ir h Edison Rally Stops Tars Marina, Mate r Dei Post 'Victories Edison H.igh bad to give itself a kick in the pants when it was behind 5·0 early to Newport Harbor, but the Chargers came roaring back with seven runs of their own in the second to coast to a 12-7 victory over the Sailors to highli ght bas eball action Saturday In other prep contest s . Westminster scored three times an the bottom of the sixth to de· feat Huntington Beach. Marana needed two unearned runs to get past Fountain Valley and Mater Dei won by a bag margin over H1 ~hop Montgomery. Here's what happened Edison 12, NH 7 The Sailors let a five run lead get away from them as the Chargers scored seven times in the second inning and then went to us e their muscle in the sixth and seventh frames. Left fielder Mike Debenon hit his first or two two-run homers an the s econd t o start the Charger attack rolling. He also added another two·run blast m the sixth to give Edison some in· surance Teammate Tom Dugan also joined the power parade as he smacked a two-run shot to close out the Chargers' scoring in the seventh Rob Munson. who weathered the first Inning onslaught by Newport. went five-plus innings to pick up the victory. Kirk Hub- bard then picked up in the sixth to rerord the save. Rob Knettles was the big of· fensave star for the Sailors with a four-for-four performance which included a paJr of RBI. The victory kept Edison one game in front of Marina in the Sunset League standings. Marina 4, Fountain Valley 2 Dave S mith of Fountain Va lley pitched a whale of a game, but his defense betrayed him. After fa lling be hind 2·0 , Marina peeked away with single · runs in the fi rst, third, fourth and sixth, with the"final two runs unearned. Doug McClellan , who walked one and struck oul three was the victor. Dave Wilkens. who was the hitting star for the Vikings with a two-for-three performance at the plate, scored what proved to be the winning run when he singled. went to third on a two- base error by the center fielder a nd scor ed' as the Ba r ons' catche r tried to pick him off third base. Bi ll Mc Ti er a nd Steve Jongewaard s upplied the of· fcnsive punch for the Barons. Westmlnater 8, HB 6 Matt Coddington's RBI double in the sixth inning capped a threC'-run rally as Westminster collected its sixth Sunset League wan against five losses II untinRtOn Beach v ahaotly battled back from a 5· I deficit v. ith four runs in the top or the ~1 xth bcfor<' Westmins ter·, three-run outburst. The Lions had put together another thrcc·run inning m the fir s t as Cod d ington. Ti m Langley and Dan Twiss dt· livered s1ni;:lcs. a nd David Harris rapped a two-run base hit to bring home two runs A passed ball brought the third tal· ly aCl'O$S the plate. Huntington Beach used four hits and two errors for its four runs in the sixth Mater Del 8, BM 1 Pitchers Steve Mendoza and Sal Glorioso combined to thrct hit Bishop Montgomery as thl' M onar c h s improved t h e ir Angelus League record to 6-5 Mater Oei. which is hitting .325 as a team. was led by Pete Beall. Joe Donohue and Aman David, each of whom had two h its apiece. Emerson L o ses In Ojai Finals 46' "MARLfNEER" (H·"TEOOY BEAlt"t OJAl -Corona del Mar High ten· nis standout Antony Emerson was defeated Saturday in the finals of the Ojai tourn ament's 18-and-under singles division in a three-game bat- tle with Palisades High's John Davis. Davis lost the first game. 4~ before recovering to take a 6·3 and 6·1 vie· tory . The son o f tennis p r o Roy Emerson, Ant.ony h a d b a ttled through three rounds of play to ad· vance to Saturday's semifinal match. In that contest. he disposed of Fairfax High's Jeff Klaparda, 6-3. 6·3, setting up the finals match with Davis. The annual tournament included divisional play for high school, junior college and college players. SPECIALS &lndly. Ap;IJ 'ZT. ,., OAtLY ~tlOT 81 HOWA&D L. HANDY Ol*OeltY~ ..... Followlnv ar• the top sports events on TV today. Aatlnos are: I 1 1 1 excellent: ./ ./ ' worth watt-hlnQ; I ./ fair; ./ forget It. .S 10 e .m., Chllnnel 2 ./ ./ " ./ . NBA BASKE1'BALL : Phlladelptli a at BostOf\. Announctn: Gary Bender and Rick S.rry. The Philadelptila 76ers. uslntJ an aw.some defense ano the scorintJ of Julius Erving, could wrap .up the EHt•rn Con· ference championship with a win today In Boston. The 76ers • lead the series. 3· 1, and Boston has Its back to the wall. Boston has been unable to score too POlnts In any game In t.he series so far. ~ 11:30 a.m., Chan'* 4 ./ ./ GOLF : Legends of Golf Announc.rs: Don CrlQui, Bruce Devlin, Carol Mann. John Brodie, J av Randolph, John Schroeder and Ben Cr enshaw. Don January a nd Sam Snead hold a thr~stroke lead oo· ing into tOday's final round of the Leoends of Golf tournament at Onion Cr eek Golf Club. January and Snead shot a tG-~mder· par 60 to match their open ing round score for a rem•r kable 20-under -par 120 for the par-70 cour se. The toP score ever re- corded b9 a team in this best-ball affair over 5• holes was 17-under by Snead and Gardner Dickinson In 1978. <I 12:30 p.m., Channel 2 ./ ./ ./ ./ NBA BASKETBA LL: Lakers at Seattle. Announc.en: Brent Musburger, 8111 Russell and Hot Rod Hundley. The L«iX Angeles Lakers can move to within a game of dethr on ing last y.ear 's N attonal Basketball A ssociation champions, the Seattle SuperSor11cs. with another triumph to- day at the Un1v~rs1t ot Washington. Kareem Abdul-Jabba,. and Jamoal Wilkec; lead the Laker s aqainst Seattle's Jack S1kma and Paul Siias. II 1:30 p.m., Channef S ./ ./ ./ ./ B ASEBALL: Angels at Seattle Announcers: Bob Starr, Steve Shannon and Ron Fa1r1v The strU<JQling AnQels w ill <;end Dave Frost to the mound 1odav oga1nst Seattle's Glt>nn Abbott. Frost will take a 1· 1 re- cord into the game wh1IP Abbott is 1·1 for the year. The Anqels r eturn hOme M ooday n1qht to open a hOme stand aga 1ns1 the Oak land A 's and 8111 v M artin . OTHER TELEVtSION Noon 171 TENNIS -ThP '>tnQl(-S final tn thP Alan K 1n9 C 1ass1< from Las Veqas. Don Drys.dale and Arthur A <,he re- POrt Taped I p.m 19) FL YING SPORTSMAN A tour of Hawa11 1c. h19hl1ghte<l by a took ill wild qam" on thP 1c;tands. Included are tu~evs. bo.lrs and shN'P 1 ·30 p m 141 SPORTSWORLD Tht> Goloen Gloves of AmPn ca toornament, tap"<J tn SnrpvPPOrt. La. Sam Nover dnd RoHv Sc hwar11 arP at r1nQ S1de. Also the U.S. women's bodybulld1nq champ1onsh1pc, from Atlantic City, N.J ., the first event of its lund .-.anct1oned by tt1f' AAU Entrants com· pete 1n Of1P m1nutf' rout1nf's 'iPt to mU'itC M •lte Adamle and Lisa Lyon rePon. And a rc•PO<t on itlCOhOl1 sm 1n sP<>rts. '1 p m . < n -BOX I NG -W11trf'(j() Gomer <2S-0· 1 l meets Edd1f' NOukw.1 11 S-01 1n a o;checluled 12-round featherweight el1mtnat1on bOut tf'lecast trom ~Juan, Puerto Rico. 3 pm. (4) -WOMEN'S TENNIS -The doubles ffnal in thP Family Circle Cup, taped 1n Hiiton Head I sland, S.C. Bud Colltns and Chn<> Evert Lloyd n•por1. 3 JO p.m . C7l -WI DE WORLD OF SPORTS -Coverage of b0x1ng from San Juan. Puerto Rico continues. scheduled l S-round super featherweiql'lt championship bout between Alexis Arguello 16~1 -and Ro4and0 Nav•rrete (30-S-3> is !.Chedule.d. Also: A ree>eat shoWinq of the WOf'ld WTlstwrestl· 1nq c t\am04onshlp">. Commentators include Howard Cosell and Jim Lampley l pm. I SOI -SOCCER MADE IN GERM ANY. RADfO Baseball San 01eqo at Oodoers. n ·•S p .m ., KABC C 190 > A~I<.; at Seattle, 1·30 pm .. .CM PC 0101 Ba9tett>all -Lclkers at Seattlf'. 12 30 pm .• KLAC CS70l. Auto Roc1nq -Times-Toyota enduro from R iver side, 3 30 p.m .. KLAC <5701. (~Daily Pik>t is not rHPOftsible kw lat. ctlang.-s.l Brooks ~rees t o ST. 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Oltll;9; f .. _ ....... 5.M a...-. tprn -s--1- I C>M. 0.••oo....,f..,-.. Surf 9\ atftttics Sc.ww.-,,.... ..... ".. 1 , -J < .... <Of°.... , 0 -1 .,..,., Br-l\.eettlel >: -., 1(..o1,.,,,..,..$ ,..,.,,, s..tlto CJ. c..i-..., •• cor...., h :h s.en1o '· ~ 1. on--.. \Ht! .. ,_ ""-· 1. ~°''"9 I c.i-...a, _..._._ •.t> fMu\onl, 1 $•••ti•, D••I••· H itt t ""'''"°"I J 8ulll•, eo ,. 1 ........ l'\•rlOftl, 4 (•lllO<ftl•, -\IWtl, .. JI ll-W• \<,_,.,.,.,,I,, 5fet1 .. ~ .. 7'11\UIM I """~·-·~ Fro•Pa~BI StD1Shine SEVANO • • • "I know I took a calculated rut. but I trust mysell." He must. because even ll be gets the ]Ob be bu some pretty big shoes to nu. Wlth Mulligan leaving the program oo a winning oote. it will be hard for people to accept anyt.blnc less there. "I know there's 1olne to be plenty of pressure. but I ca bancDe that,'' be says. · · U you caa 't , theo you lhouldn't set into coacbiDC. I can't replace him, but I can do some ol t.be t.binp be did. urrs AN EXCELLENT job even t.ak1.ni tbe preaaure. It'• an Ideal lituaUoo. We won't be 34-1 every year (Seddlebactt's record this past season), but I don't tb.1nk be <llullilan) could bave dooe that every year, either." llulH,ao calla Bnam mel the belt buketball mlnd be'• ever bad with him, which &bould be tHUmony eooucb 1n Brummel's favor. But, it seema. the committee ilD 't coavinced yet • . . or maybe they are and they JUlt don't want to look tooe.,.. . do ~(~~~to~ u.:r =;:r. aaya 11uru1an. "Brummel wouJd be HMcted tomorrow ll lt WU baaed OD the players' opCloa, •• n lllN"T WED um ..,, ......,., w1 11a1t•1 wby tbere " tome dilcomlort amaaa .......... and the playen. Then are ..-..,. namon floatlnl aboUt that there woWd be a player Qochat if t.be committee selected anyoDe elle. Wbetber tt·a tnM or not, that •a the type ot power and endonemeat Brummel carries with blm. Whether t.be com mtttee feels pre91Ul'ed or not. there appears to be DO other cbo&e!e • • • and there abou.ldn't be. Brummel ha paid bl.a ck.-and be'a a terse part ol lhe reuon Mu.Ullan •• ao ~w. Alt llt&Wcan. he'll tell you. Aad. ~. Bnammel ba1 carried on h1I d.._ • far u NmdtlnC. dnplte the pou&bllity ol ~ .. , DID IT BECAUSE if I became t.M bead coach the 1round work would have been laid," 11)'1 Brummel. "How would t fe.l ii I didn't ltl I.be jobf I don't know. I try not to deal with that poulbW\1. I don't want to tbiGk ln a necatlve realm. .. I feel IOOd about myaeU and wbat I bave to olfer. c.namly I 'd f"I dll-=ed." Brum.met flew-all UM wort he's put ID a.u ao.-on ... aaditlboWcl · In Action W'ftb two s t raight America n Socc er League victories under its belt, tbe CalifornJa S uns hio e hosts th e Golden Gate GaJes to- day in a 4 o 'ck>ck game at Santa Ana St.ad.I um. California defeated tbe Gales, 2·1 last week and took a 4--1 declsloo over Sacramento 1n tbe state capital Salw'day. Today 's game features tbe home debut of recentJy-&isned free agent Jim Rolland. BUYOl LUSE N~ ~ OMltQI COUNTY'9 LUDING U.ALD No 1.,o_,., Prk• No Better Semtt 2el>O ~ Btvd . Coeta Meu 540-9100 • Q -OAIL V f't\.OT A. Positive Note " 81 IUDITll OLION ................. Not ao.t after I bec111M alqM I bad bnancb wtlb a female trleDd who bad been diYOtted fw about u yean. . We started chattlna about UM lna and outa ol ~ on our own, 11 oppoted to the w9dded .Ute, and abe became slum and down at th• moutll. "~ Ume a ~laUooahi~ ends lt l&k a part ol you with It," abe said wllllully. "I Juat can't handle them anymort'! " . I wu horrified I could see visions of myself, after a few e11rs and a rew rela Uonabipe, chipped away lo not.tun&. 1 wo\lld diaappear into the dust from whence I came, with not even a wtumper. It's a sure thing, in the process ol dating, that people will enter and leave each others' lives, bot does 1t have to be a devastating e vent each time thtre 's an eXJt? And even though you know that this danger exists eacb time you open your heart to a new person, lS there any reason not to let people in? J ulie Kusano, a psychiatric social worker at Santa Ana-Tustin Community Hospital, likens relationships and lire to a battery. "Each exper ience may ha ve s om e negative moments but there are positive ones ~; If ~ere are no relationships the battery asn t being used," she said. . The . secret to success in seeking new fnends 1s to have a good orientation to life and concentrating on the "charge" side of the battery mstead of the "discharge " she said ' ··can we be a little more optimistic? One may reahze that something may not work out but can we enrich that experience? Can we do sometlung to save 1t?" The Hawaiian look is eV91)'Where this spring, and there are bright ac- cessories to match. Pick a parrot p in, a straw hat and matching bag, straw bracelet or colored earrings. Or get them all. The important thing is to wear bright with bright. Be brave and be adventuresome The best thing is that the ac- cessories aren't expensive. A few dollars can tum an outfit into an ensem- ble. All clothes are from Nordstrom. "II' DOt, lt't not a fallure but 1 reeoptUoo t.bat you are not t ula.d to MCh other.'' 111. K.&no laid i*PM lbould enter re- laUonablpa wttb no ex:peetaUont ol wbat lbe retul .. wlU bl. ''U feeUn11 develop, talk •boUt them wlt.b tbe other party. Don't make uaump- Uou. I.I the other penoo 1D lhe aame place!" When 1 penon leav11 1 rel1Uonabip there 1a "a natural desire to attach. We're lonely and 1cared, · · ahe noted. "You abouJd 1et Lo touch with bow you reel How can you have that lonely feeling without reel111g lonely'> "We paruc. We set up a oegauve reaction. It'• a vtclous cycle. Let's not be lll such a hurry to reconnect.•' Instead of seeking a new pairing im· mediately. singles s hould "do something (. Singles ) t hat's fun" and avoid deliberately going out to search, Ms. Kusano advocates. "If ;you start looking, you narrow your perspeetivea." So the dating and mating process need not be a losing proposition. If you enter with a good attitude and view each new person as someone to enrich rather than rob your life. you'll be successful m the game And it can be a richl y r ewarding pastime. this effort of getting to know the op· pos1te sex from one male 1 have learned to love chicory coffee, and with another I satled for the first time So whether your life is a beautiful weaving or a chipped-away statue 1s up to you. It's all m how your view your work of art WJM. ~ put on a flowered sundress, add some coral beads and a bright flower for your hair. . Fro•Parls To A1nerlea The name Chari• Jourdan la uau.lly U · aoctat.ed with footwear, but lbere'a a new vibra- tion to the sound: ready to wear. Jourdan bu opened a new shop In Costa Mesa, in South Coast Plua, and th1a 1a the first boutique to carry the new Jourdan clotb.i.q line. Adjolnlng the Charles Jourdan boutique, there is another first, the premier Xavier Oanaud store in the U.S .. which offers shoes and accessoMes with the Jourdan flair but with a younger look in a lower price range. Charles Jourdan opened bis fll'St retail store on Boulevard de la Madeleine in Parts 21 yea.rs ago and there now ane" 28 stores in France alone, 11 of which are lo Paris. Jn June of 1969 the ra.rst retail store in the U S. was opened oo Fifth Avenue 10 New York and now there are locations in many maJor cities of the U.S. The company 1s headed by J ourdan's son, Roland J ourdan, and Is headquartered in Romans. a small town south of Lyoos. Color ls the key for the Jourdan look this spring. l"bere are shoes and accessoMes in olympic blue, fuchsia. t urquoise, toro red. canary yellow. kelly green and the classic blacks and whites. The collection inc lu~es pumps. sculptured sandals and debcalc !>bdes with heels rangmg from nat to high. Sine<' this newt'st Jourdan store 1s in a casual area. the fashions are keyed to the coastal life style, according to Noel Legrand. manager. There are beach towels. s wim suits. tee shirts. play dresses and cover ups aod, to go with them. a complete l.1De of accessones. The Hawaiian look is perfect for swim Slits. Just 1magme you're tollm g on a Yrh1te sandy beach. Choose a colorful towel to accent the swt. " ... /"' ,, ' .. o. .. , ...... ,_..,a.... ... .,.. THE JOURDAN LOOK --• -DAIL V PILOT : ., Sundey, April 2'7. 1980 ----~~~---::----~~_.:..__;::.;_.:_.:....:.........:.:._______________________ ~----------------------------------------------------------- Peters-Ridge Mary Lee Ridge 1tnd David Pcterlll Jr ex <'panged w\!dding vows in Our Lady Queen of Anaels Church , Ne wport Beach The bride, daugbter or Mr. and Mr~ J ame:> 1'' Ridge or Co.rona del Mar' IS a graduate of Mater Del High School and attended Oraogti Coas t CoUege. Her husband. son of Mr and Mrs David Peters of Costa Mesa, g raduated from Newport Ha rbor H.Jgh Schoo' Hunt-Moldave. Ba rba ra Hunt or Florence. Ala.' Will become the bride of P ett!r Moldave of Newport Beach dunng June ceremoQJes in Florence.· Miss Hunt. daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Ra ymond Hunt or Florence, will graduate tn J une from Radc liffe College and her fiaot~e will graduate m June from Harvard College. He is the son or Dr. and Mrs. Kivic Moldave of Newport Meach. Morton-Burnham Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton or Corona de! Mar have announced the engagement of t~ar daughter. Jody Morton. to Scott Burnham. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ke ith Burnham of Newport Beach. The betrothed are g raduates of Corona del Mar High School. She plans to receive a degree 1n June rrom use. where she is a member of Ol'lta Gamma sorority. lie is an alumnus of USC and a mc•mber of Sigma Chi. A Sept 13 wedding 1n Laguna Beach t !> pl<1nncd Bal l-Tangeman Nikki Ball a nd Kent Tangeman plan to ex- change wedding vows July 3 m Newport Harbor Luthe ran Church. Their enga~cmcnt has been announced by her parents , Mr. a nd Mrs. Grant Ball of [ __ B_o_r_.o_s_c_o_p_e_~) MONDAY, APRIL28 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (Mar . 21-Apr. 19)· A complacent m· dividual atte mpts to "rob" you of your fire. Be d1plomat1c. but refuse to be transformed into a maid-ma nnered non-person Accent on public response to your efforts. special information concernmg legal r ights •. localing "missing links." TAURUS (Apr. 20-May 20): Scout locations Fmd out when and wher e a JOb is to be complet ed. Define terms. See places, people as they a re. not merely as you wish they couJd be Pisces. Vi rgo natives hgure prominently. Check medicaJ-dental appointments. GEMINI (May 21 -Juoc 20): You are in thick or events -know it, get involved, imprint your own style . express views an cr eative manner PersonaJ magnetis m soars members of o p· posite sex would vote for you m any popularity contest. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You "locate" stepping-stone to progress. Numerous forms may have to be completed you'll get red tape out of way in surprisingly facile manner . Olde r individual provides rare insights concerning land, property and potential profits. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)· What you recently submitted in "triplicate " s urprises by ~ringing desir ed responses. Ma intain independent stance . Short t rip could be on agenda and pro bably will involve a re lative. VIRGO '(Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Spotlight on money. and how it gets that way. Check possessions. obtain valid appraisal from pro fessiooaJ sources. Rely on recent lessons. You learn through process or teaching -means am· part and share knowledge. LIBRA CSept. 23-0 ct. 22): Weight is lilted from your shoulders. You will have greater freedom of thought. action and there will be something to celebrate. Take initiative, stress independence, originality, confidence in your personal appeal. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Regard reslrlc· lions, delays as grand opportunity to "catch your breath." You could discover bidden m otives. A dream. properly Interpreted, proves prophetic. Review and revisions are on agenda. SAGl1TARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Good lunar aspect coincides now with rnendship romantic interlude , s ignificant changes and op: Portunity to profit from creative endeavors. Member or opposite sex helps make wish come true. CAPRICO&N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). Makt necessary adjustments at home base. Ambition is sparked as one in authority pays meanlncful compliment. Spotlight on career, honor, reputa. lion, ability to make room for younelf in mort "rarefied" atmosphere. AQUA&JUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Spiritual ln· sight provides impetus for special, creaUve pro- ject. Accent on written word, loni·ran1e le1.r implications. Open lines of communication Pert*ve ,oteatJal. You are 1oi.ng places. Pl8Ca (Feb. 19-Mar. 20): Practical moM) aff aln dominate personal ac:enario. You cou.ld be lDvolved 1n power s'ruggle. You rebow>d from apparent dereat. You beat odds where uni que investment la concerned. Miss Morton, Mr. Burnham • Ne wport Beach Hts parents are Mr. and Mrs Don Ta.ngemun of Lrncoln. Nebraska. MUS8 Ball gr aduated from Newport Harbor lhgh &'hool und the University of Redland!i. lier fiance attended Southeast Lincoln High Srhool and the U S. Navy Avtation Techrucaan Srhool ' Voelkl-Brody Ca rol Voelkl plans lo becom e the bride of Cary Brody duri11g Aug. 6 nuptials in the Santa Ana Country Club. Miss Voelkl, daug hter or Mr. and Mrs. J a mes E. Voelld of Irvine. graduated from Tustin Jl!gh School and attended UC Irvine and Ca l State. Long Beac h. Her C1ance. son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brody of North Holly wood. attended Mark Kt!p pd lhgh School and Cal Stutc. Long Beach. Haven-Larson Linda Haven a nd John Larson plan to ex change weddmg vows in August. They a re t he daughter and son of De. and Mrs Albert V. Ha ven of Laguna Beach and Mr. <1nd Mrs . Boyd Larson or Los Angeles Mi ss llaven graduated from Laguna Beach ll1gh School and attends UC Berkeley, whert! !>he as majoring in J apanese and As ian Studies. She was an Amer ican .Field Service foreign ex· rha ngc student to Yo koha ma . Japa n. m 1973 ·74 Larson g radua ted from Aca lanc~ High School m l..a fayette and UC Berkeley. Spence-Young Nov 15 nuptial rites an' being planned b y ~1:.tr gan't Spcnet• of Arc:adaa a nd Jame)> j Young or 1'cwport Reach ~1 1ss Spence, daughter ot Stur ley C. S pence of ArcadJa and the la te Or. Gordon Spence. graduatt-d from Arcadia High School and USC Young. ~on of Be tty Young Davies of "\cwport Beach a nd the late James Warren Young. gr:.iduatcd from Newport Ha rbor Hi gh &hool ancl USC. Mr. Tangeman. Miss Ball Mr. and Mrs. Pitney MacGrego r-Maves Laura Ann MacGregor a nd Ro bert T !\tave~ haw announced plaru. for an Oct. 4 wed dmg in St. J ames EpascopaJ Church. Newport Beach. Miss MacGregor . daughter or Mr. and Mrs Rogt.•r N. MacGregor of Newport Beci ch. graduatl'd from Newport Ha rbor fligh School and attends UC Santa Barbara Iler f1ancc . son of Mr and Mrs Robert F Maves of San Du~go. 1~ m anager or l<ett.enberg ~1 urine Export On 1~1on Ci accio-Read Ehwlwth Ci<iccio of :\ewport Beach and l)~n Id W1ll1a m Read or Costa Mesa plan to bt· married June 14 1n St . Joachim Cathol1c- Church. Co~ta Mesa Mass C1acc10 , daughter of Mr and Mr' Clarence J C1acc10 of Newport Beach. attended New port Ha rbor High School and Cal Poly Pomona. Mr. Larson, Miss Haven Mrs. Peters Wedding and tngdge- ment att110U11Cemenls run on Sunday in the Datly Pilot 1'"orm.s are available , at all DaUy Pilot o/fi.ces or by calling the Feature Department. 642 -4321 . T<J avoid disappoint- ment. prospect we brides a re renundl>d lo have their wt>ddmq 1ton u . with o bla.c:k-0nd-whtte glouy of thf' bnde or of the couple. to the f 'ecuure Depart- ment one Wttk before the U!t>ddmg Engagement announce· ments. with black -and- u. hite glossy of the futurt> h ndt> or the collpW. m aat h e rec eived by the F eature Department six week$ before the wedding date . Ht'r f1ance. 50n of Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Rf'ad of Co-.ta Mes a. attended Estancia High School and Cal Poly, Pomona 60th Anniversary Mr and !'o1r.;. George Pitney, Costa Mesa re<,1dents for 34 } ea n.. will celebrate their 60lh :i nnt \enoary dunn~ an open house Sunday, May .. FormPr Nebr J!>k a res idents. the couple cam\• to Caltfom aa in 1946. # Ill• ha-. ~n a ~arpentcr throughout the ., twach area for many }cars and Mrs. Pitney is a m Pmber nf tht: l n1ted MethodJst Women m l U'l J !'ott.""J The op.·n h'>u.,<' "111 bt: hosted by their ' rl.iughter Jnd son ·in law. Arlene and Chuck ~tebold. lhur grand.!.ons and their wives, Craig and Sue Siebold and Brad and Cindy S.eboad. and t.bcir gre at-grtinddaughters. Colette aod Mandy. Wedding Spells Relief Do you know how parents spell r elief" W-E D·D·l·N·G' ln case you havcn"t noticed. no one cn es at "'cddings anymore The mother of the bridegroom 1s hysten cal She is not losing a son. she 1s gauung a closet and respectability. THE FATHER or the bridegroom is relaxed and fr~ of pressure. He has waited 24 years to hear somt..'One else look into his son's eyes and "'hisper those three sentimental words, '"Get a JOb." . The mother of the bride is sparkling. Sne has finally. through her good ex:imp:.:!. coo· v1nced her daughter there as m or<.' to a m ar · riage than happiness. T he rather of the b ride is c~ uberant He could ncv<.' .. really unde rstand whet a "rela· t1onsh1p'" was . . let alone explain it to Grandma THE i\TMOSPHERE at a wedding, especially a large, formal one, is lousy with op· t1 m lsm And we ll 1t should be. It means adults huvc svccf.:c-ded m introducing to the couple the E,...a ·--~· bag three· res pons ibilit y, commitment and g uilt There a rc few young people who can walk a way from it and fee l nothan~ I don't knov. if people who are wed 1n a big ceremony ~t ay m a rried longer or 1r 1l JUSt ~ee ms Jong~r. but the 1ncent1ve lS there. Would you tell your mother you·re spbtllng BEFORE she makes the last payment on the liver pate" Do )OU want t o tell your father 1t was all a m istake whe n he's stuck with a mayonnaise· stained cummerbund that he had to buy and w ill never be able to wear again., WHO AMONG YOU would be cruel eoough to separate before the wedding proofs Cade? What kind o! a tho ughtless daughte r would '"l'3t m 3 S300 wedding dress and not stay mar- rit-d Ion~ enou~h to M't' 1t cleaned and stored in .1 moth proof. Sl~·th rough , hermetically·sealed b:.t ~" Frankly. there was a tame nght after we '4 e re marn ed that we were both ready to bang 11 up. but we had 13 days ten on a two-week honeymoon and we knew they'd never have re- funded tus Oad "s deposit. I know of anothe r couple who would have ~pla t . but hung on until the local paper printed their weddtng p1ct un.•. (By that time it was too late . She Wa..5 expe<"tan~ > l 'VE BEEN TO weddings so shaky the bride caught her o wn bouquet and cere monies where the bnde wore something old/something new/something borrowed/something blue a..nd it was the same thmg -1eans. But nothlog makes for a long marriage like a large receptJon filled with both families, swill· tng punch. throwing wedding cake, gossiping a nd appnasing lhe weddmg girts to make the newly'4eds stop and thank. "If we divorce, who gets custody of lhese relatives"·· Recurring Nightmares Frightening D P. /\ n A N N DEAit SANDY: Tiiie tt.erapy. Or. you UD •bout eomseliac. 'ftey [,,AN o Ens r kno w symptoms you dtKr1be coat.el tbe alvatloa botla do a weeclerhll jeb. ev •ryorw Ullkll, hut I'm may have IOntelblng to Army or tbe Family Good luct, and uiau begging yr111 to print this A do wit.II havlag been oa Servlu Association yo• fortnltiJIC me. ICltM I h ll Vf' ne ve r ftR drugs half your IUe. -:=========:::::::----====---- d .. t II Tber~ ls also a strM( ... trf"u c anyone my Lander~ poulbllity that tb• prohle m , nnd I c an't ., " carry It alone anymore. nightmares aad panic r can trust you because attacks are related to you don 'l know me. unretOlftd problems. Every word f write Is Tltere la • ••Y Y" true, though J"d give member. I've been ad-label me "crazy." Aside ca• set yoar bead a.nythlng if It weren't. dieted to drugs on and from what I've told you. to&etller •itliloat pro- 1 'm 27 yea r s o ld. off batr my life. When I I am· normal a nd ra· fe11loe.al llelp. I arae female, falrly attractive was a teeoaaer I disap-Uonal In every way. I yoe le leek I& before, .. and popular. On the out-peared several tlmes, hold a responsible job. kiU , ... .., la &M ear. s 1 de . 1 s eem q u I te and when my parents or date some neat guys and Doa't be afraJd of belq normal to those who the police found me I have very nice friends. ..pat away" or labeled know me. But something had no idea where ··d Please ....., me. Ann, I "crasy!' U yw are well that ls not normal ls 10-been. don't lcnow where else to ettoap to lilold a 10CN1 Ing on inside. It Is 50 I'm afraid If I go to a turn. I've read your col-Job, ,_ cu probably be frightening I've tried for therapist a nd tell him umo for years. so I know treated • u .,....,. a long time to block It what I've just told you. you care about people. meat buls. out _ without success. he'll put me away m a -SANDY IN ST. Alk ,...,. famllJ doe· I h ave r ec urring mental institution and CLOUt> tor to lltetp '" obtala ~gMmues.Theya~w -------------------------~~---~ terrifying that so m eti mo I f orc'e myself to stay awake all night so f won't dream . During tbe daytime I often experience attacks o r panic. They are so RUFFEU'S UPHOLSTERY wt.Y•W..t ...... ltlZ ......... C: .... Mete -141-1116 fierce that J rush lo my ._ ________ _. car and drive at a dan1erous speed. I end up places I don't know and have no idea how long I've been there. I 've bad problems ever since I can re- C.11642-5178. Put • few 11rord1 to work for ou. .- C• ut now. tor expe11 help wlltl ~ kltehen remodeling plan.. Let us 9tlOW you hoW '° bffUtlfy end modemtte, al N - ~ iow coea to vou! BARKER J:~':, 2960 Randolf A\19. Costa Mesa 754-0370 ~ blk W of Brlstol at Beker •••• . e.-.. . . t1WY•~ ~-DAllYP llOT -· CEL~fTY PROFILE Po•trait ol an ltrtfiit -Gauguin '8 tortured Ufe challenging rol.e f~r star "'IWS\' MY '1'11.AT•s the way David li. l played • Mlf..QlM pr&C'.St "' ·Kuna rv· and people 11ld \Mt's Just Dav\d. I 'm an lriah· bericaa ud have oo rela&Joublp to that ebaracter. People diet. 't NaliM I waa acUna '' c.&rrad&M, wbo'i'tn • fl'•>' buatoeu suit w~ an open ~liar, uy11. "I'm worrlf'd that wk.al GaU¥uin once again lhey'll lb.ink I'm not acti .• ':l; portrays the artlst an "Gau1u1n tbt> Savage," whkh airs Tuesday fl was fHmed on aGeatlon ln France and T&hiU. Gau1uin. one of tbe founders of am · presak>alat r._alntin1. who.e every canvas aa worth a tina s ransom, was regarded durinc bis own llfedme u little more than a bum who dab- bled lnalb. HE ABANDONED H.S wife and fave chUdren lO paint and went lo TahilJ to look for "our savage beginnings." Even tttere he ~came disillus ioned and dismissed It as Dedication Prize Work Premieres The premiere performance of a prize· winning organ work will highlight the dedica· lion of UCLA's· newly acquired Clarence Mader Archive. "Sonata for Organ" by Gordon Schuster will be played by internationally acclaimed organist Cherry Rhodes at the dedication concert at 4 p m Sunday in UCLA 's Royce Hall Schuster, a Ph.D. candidate an composi· tion at the University of Indiana. bas won a Sl.000 award for the sonata from a scholarship fund, set up in memory of the late Laguna Hills residents. Clarence and Ruth Mader. The frtt public program also will feature works by Mader. ollen called "lhe dean of California organists. The archive includes more than a hun· dred manuscripts of his works. many tapes of his organ performances, collections of his poetry. color slides of his paintings and those of his wife, manuscripts of published and un· publis h ed essays and lectures. a nd manuscripts of organ spedficat.ions. BI LL MURRAY ml ........ , .. u ~ -~---- ~cancona ...... .....-r C1m11A • n. a.Ml Orange ~·9287 ~Buell 644~760 Weslminsier 893-1305 - --, ......... htN l'ar1I 121..070 If It flCN1t1, clt•nce1 •re )'OU'll r••d •bqut It In the DAILY PILOT ''anotMr ~ -wlth a.a Ice In the drlnka and mon ru •. · Lym ltedcrave p&a~• IUit OuJab·bom wtft, Mf'lle, who tum 1e.r.wlah an.r he dttertl hit family CarrediM a few )'tan aao bad acqulNd a reput.UC. foe-belq almoet u 1n11Uca1 &od un· conveaUmal u JIOlnt Of the rolts Ille played. lie waa UM lou 1ocMstna In Broadway'a "The Royal Hunt ol the Sun." a lllpple wbo claimed to be Chri•t In ''TM Tranaaresaor Rldea Atain" on Off·Broadway. and oa "Kwia Fu·· he wu a fualUve Euraaian Budd.bltt monk who wandered the Old w .. t Carradlne Hy• when he first heard about the role of Gau1uln he wasn't Interested "1118 TV ASPECT c.bued me away," he says. ''I'd done 'Mr. Hor-' ror televlsklo and lhere wu aomethlna about Lbe experience. I put a lot ol eaerty lnto 1t and It dldn't pay off. ll 's JUSt &round Lnto hamburger.'' He says be got interested when be beard that Robert 0 . w~. a former president of CBS-TV, was producing, that J.P. Mlller had written the script and Fielder Cook would direct. All are highly respected men 5t the lop of their profession.-;. "CBS was tryiog lo decide whether to ac- cept me -and 1 was trying to decide whether to accept them," he says. "I finally began to'cam· paign for the role. I think Bob Wood always wanted me, so the two of us prevailed." CAJlllADINE' SA VS HE doesn't know if the role will help his career or noL "I thought other times I knew what was go- ing to happen when I did something," he says. "But it never came out the way I thought. I thought 'Bound for Glory' would establish me with Hollywood. I thought at least I'd get an Oscar nomination ·'Then I worked with Ingmar Bergman and did 'The Serpent ·s EJrn · 1 thought that would help me. but 1t didn 't. I don't know what Gauguin wiU do. With Gauguin I'm j ust trying to act. You can't play that part unless you can act. You can·t walk through that part." CARRADINE, WHO WILL be 40 Uus year . is a member of one 'of Hollywood's acting dynasties. His father . John, was a Shakespearean trouper and leading movie character actor and still does an occasiona l role. I-Os brothers Keith and Robert are busy with movie pro)ects. An older brother. Bruce. is a lso an actor . Christopher, an architect. is the only non-actor. Three of the Carradines, David. Robert and Keith. recently got together with other tamous Hollywood broUters for "The Lon~ Riders ... The project about famous outlaw brothers of the Old West was put together by the Keach brothers. Jim and Stacy. The Carradines play the Younge~ brothers. the Keacbes play the ··A CAPTIVATlNGLY LUSH MOVIE YfTH A SUPQD CAST.'' -Ko1Ne.n '°''°"· ~ Y. DAILY .. WS .....-s MWT• ce&lf '°'w ~ !>t6·Un OWARDl'C1911UWUf Wt\lllllflsllr 19 I 393!> AM.C.OM.-IUll Otan{je 637-03'0 lOWAROI' fOlllrTll• Hllnnr. J ountllft v.i1ey 139 1 )()() ...... , ....... Westt!llnslt< 891 ·3693 lDWuoa· ueouuca El fOfO !>111 !>880 Al',AIJEMY AWARD 1 WINNER IEl1'1Ulf'OHlll8 M:TOR- Mak,. DD If 11 -· -1 can't !'Md. I can't wrtte:· -"'*'-· CllllllS& ...... .. ~ Cetlltt 919 41tl (cf,Qfd\ llllnt111ton UI 1'338 Oltlll' •1116JI Ol.O n• .. ,.... s....... ~1.s. WooA1• m-06!>!> '" ~,., ..... '" ..... Jamet brothers. and other aclin1 brothen play the Oallona •nd the 1-'orda. "II• &EACH TOLD"Bobby about t.b1s Wq about the Jamet llDI ud tbe Dal&om &od Youniers." be says ... Bobby MY• bow about my brott\era? He didn't think be could be all of us together, but we 11ve bim a letter ol lnteat that allowed him to proceed with the project. ''That's part of the story, too. The older brothen are manipulated Into the 1an1 by the younger brothers. That's the way it worked off screen, too. We were all brothers, working without rivalry. working for each other. without being maudlin about it. It gives the film • whole different feeling." What would he like to do next? "111E ONLY THING I baveo·{ done ls com· edy. 1 feel I have a comical asped oo a sub- liminal level. Comedy hu been an important aspect in many movies. Clarlt Gable, Gary Cooper . Cary Grant. Spencer Tracy , John Wayne. all put humor into their roles. "I think there's a great lack of 1t on the screen today Paul Newman can't handle com· edy Marlon Brando can't handle It I reel I could open that up .. TROY TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW! • UNOA RONSTADT • WHO • 11UUMPH • BOB SEGER • PAT TRAY!RS • JOe PERRY PROJECT • MAHOGANY RUSH • HU•LE Ptf • FRANK MANNO • LAK!Jtl PLAYOFF OA•I • EVITA AND MUCH, MUCH MOREi Mow Acc.,,.. P.W ~ 0.: •LEO ZEPPEllM * Cal for More l•f~ COMU"G SOOH: Jl-y hH.+t. T-'•tty. ClttM:ll M..,i-, 8Yh Cottteo. M...W Twt-. ~ Llwt*fM, Todd• tr-. t...r( ........ ~ s .. ,,...., f ....... Spri ......... 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"He Mkl, 'You'll tM NM of,_, Ule de-- n1la1 &bat'• JOU.'" tM actor ~al.II. "Aad i.. waa rtO&. la UM ..... that a IOt of PMPle don't eeHpt tbe -lad t.hat I llve fn New Yon. "1t·1. 'How'• Ult Coa1U' or, 'You're ln town'?" Were t.he7 to \!lSit Bro.dwa~. wh.ich ui not o n the Co• l. tht!y'd ••shl Mm playin1t a rich. ye>una. bemun d pop.music.• composer In the hil Neil Simon mus ic al ... They r~ P laying Our Sona .. TONY "°9ERTS Last December. he succeeded Robert Kletn, the orlgln1tl tu. ond no" plays op~ate StO<'kud Chunntna 1 "ho th" ) t't•r replaced Lucie Arnaa >. IUJCI CelelJraf es Era Some leadlq men bAJk at followiq ott.er' leadiq mtn lnlo 1 •bow. SweUed beada, you know. Not Robert.a. whose hal ala hadn't vl1lbly In· creaud and whoae manner lJ u pracllca1 aa It 11 ph lloeophlcal. '111£ aall!aVATION8 aren't Mrioua enouah to outwetp tbe opportuniUea," be aaya. "It pays the renl1 )'O(I kaow, and ll'a a IOOd plac. to be Men, a IOOG project, I hit 1how. "Besldt • I llku to work In New York. There aren't that many opportwulles to work hefe for any lef\ith of tlmt ." A Calli. flt looking nH1n who's been divorced sax y1•u 1. bMJ a tlaau.ihtur and liv the bacbelor'is life In a apacl<>u111, 11u11ny Park Avenue apartmeol. Rober~ ls of sturJy 1how b1.i stock. HIS •'ATHt:a , KEN, 1s a veteran radio-TV an- nounrt•r who, arnlnnt-t uth~r thmgs. announced on tlw ('ll6' :.nl&p oJ)('r4', "I .Ov(• of Life," until the ~ho" s "'C't'llt dt:1111 t• uCtcr 27 years on the air. 1 om now •o. wu:. ru1~t?d Ul the halcyon days of 1wl~11rk 1 ndw lie still represents the Roberts 1·IJ11 111 1t, h1n In~ 101u~cd 75 guest shots on the CBS lt,1dto 1' 'll'r\ f'h eukr Siii{'\' It began In 1973. \11 h1111~·h IW .in·w up 1n the basso prof undo Airwaves Send 'Best' Remember lhe 1told(•n day~ o( 1 :u1111 ' The Jack Benny sho"" Thc Shudo\\" These and more. rt>pr<-sentatiw of \h<' ·~. '40s and 'SOs, promise to tx> of pnnw mt<>n>i.t tu those who grew up with rnd10 l'nt ertmnmcmt The condensation of thl' thn•<> deeades can be heard from noon until Ii pm today o,·er l W Irvine's student OJ)('rated radio Mallon, t\l1('1 , 89.9 FM ARRANGED 8"\' RADIO his torian Gan Freshour. the nostal~1c proj!rnmmin~ "'II br launched with a replay of the first Jack Benny show The prcs<>ntallons. Frc~hour sa1d. "'II be as "chronolog1calasposs1ble • "The shows, however. are hm1ted to the half-ho ur e pisodes . but th<.>y are com · plete. . even with commercials .. Music by Gershwin will be followed by "Carefree Carnival ... a comedy-vanety f ormat of the mid·30s. SPECIAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD -I Sound Editing -ALAN SP LET nu UA Movies (/ 14 ) 990 4022 NEWPORT BCACH Cinema 644 0760 MfSSIOll YICIO Cinema V1e10 830 6990 ORAHGC Cinedome 634 2553 WESTMINSTER UA T "'" eo3 1305 On the way UJli you need to laugh and cry ... and maybe even fall in love. Tht>n the-mood changes to an episode of .. rht' Shaclnw , .. on lo hurd drama. and a presen· lalh111 of "Tom Mb(" with u live interview with C11 1 l1·~ Urudlcy who played the lead from 1944 lo lll~I H 1111ndin~ out thc era wrn be detective ~lorn•!>, mon' t'Omt'd v. science fictJOn and clos· Ill~ \\1th a .. Fort Laramie.'one or the westerns ('HS prc>~<'ntl'd in its last·d1 tch attempt to pull hstl'nt'rs hark from tt•le\lision before yielding to lht' ne\\ mt'd1um A l~~> PLANNED AR~ three hours of radio drama from 6 to 9 p m . including Arthur Milkr's play, "The Pussycat and the Expert Plumber Who Was Also a Man ... presented by students from the drama department and tht' staff at KUC I and the student newspaper, "New U01vers1ty." Arch Oboler , perhaps one of the finest radio dra matists from radio's golden days. will be in· ter viewed and st udents will present h1s mystery-drama "The Word." "WITTY, ZANY, UNINHIBITED FUN!" sa·w:~~ UU:. OMllCI MAii IDIU.~OS •A~IOll IWt• • .:~~.·=~~ IOWOH CttllMAWUI IOWU0$ MIUIOll fllJOM.\ll v CUNT WILL TUM 10U 'IVln .. ION WAY ~Looll' world of announcers, he met u many actors a.a an· nouncen 1n hit youlh. "ntE HOUSE WAS usua lly filled with people like Zero Mo.tel, Paul Stewart. or my cousin., Everclt Sloane. It was an actor 's mmeu. I sueu. that I crew up. ln, wilh taUt ol Lhe bualneu. the mm11. that aort or thing." ! He rttount.s how it all began: "When 1 was a kid. I waa in camp and got coaxed lnto entering the boxing ring against a guy much~g er than I and much more aagnsaive. Ke proc to beal lbe dvligbla out of me. .. in the midst di' my defeat and bumilla- llon. l started to clown around. I managed to get a fe w laughs from lhe counselors in the third row. Yo u could say that was the beginning of 1l all ... He slud1ed eerformlng in high school. even wrote three musicals. The band for the rirsl con- sisted of a pianist. an older guy he'd met ooe s um· mer -an unknown name of Burt Bacharach. ROBERTS, WHO LATE& starred i n Bacharach's ··Promises. Promises" on Broadway. got the usual stay-out-of-show-biz warnings from h16 dad. who spoke of the risks and pitfalls. Naturally. he paid no heed. But when the elder Roberts saw hJs son was serious about acting, he footed the tab for drama s tudies at Northwestern University a nd was otherwise helpful. encouraging and full of advice. "He wanted me to be a"'are I wasn't getting into something easy. Lhat I had to ~ prepared for the valleys." says Roberts StLll. tus career has been remarkably stable, as such things go IN 1961, RIGHT after college. he bowed on Broadway he's been there 10 limes since -in "So mclhtng About a Soldier " He appeared on the bill with Ralph Meeker and the late Sal Mineo. Two of the 10 l>hows. both comedies. were by Woody Alll·n. "Don't Drink the Water" in 1966 and "Play ltAgain.Sam"in 1969 ltledtoapersonaJ and prof ess1onal association that still exists lie played Allen's amiable s1dek1ck in the him version of "Sam." then did .. Annie Hall ... He's JUSl f1n1shC'hOt 1n ~ew Jl•r:iey THI:: ACTOR. WH O hus ~n in such non-Allen film s as "Scrp1to ... "Th~ Taking or Pelham One. Two. Thre<-" and the recent "Just Tell Me What You Want." also labors s pe>rad1cally in the T V vineyards. The roles have r anged rrom the serious. "The Lindbergh Kidnapping Case:· to the silly. "Love Boat ." A few yea rs ago. he did his fi rst series co· i.tarringin NBC'sshort-hved .. Rosetti and Ryan ... BILL MURRAY P£TER BOYLE ~ ~ L "WHERE THE IRI Jk G1CI) BUFFALO ROAM " ~ ~-' ... ,~ --,jla IVI} M T 1 ':'!"':':: : .1: '' J'i -..,.11 ••~1 • t u Y•"''"YUll ~'J tut \U•• Wll O ~ IERIAL: ~ :". "NIGHT GAMES" IR) ..., --· ...,. ... ""-" ...... 9'.Lt.-~ ,_CR> ... ': .. ...... 9"'&.ooll' =jf l!I '"' ...... 0 'LeOANDL llOW f"-",...."" .. t•caourt ~ .......... ,. '""" °'9JIL • ....... .....,.. '"""" MllllOIOI. "BEING ~ THERE" ~~ "'"' _,,_, "CHAPTER PLUS 11NORMA TWO" RAe" ''FOXES" \ •, •,\ • "" ... I • .,., I •\ " / .... Of 4 , ....... ' A 'fi4T J4Z..ll!I J 12:30-3:00-5:30-l:00-10:30 America's 111 Box Office Hit -,..li'IA ._A-,., ' «'W"f"'• ,.,,-An f.f'(,....f!,..'4(:-,(,_M'V\0 UC•M:t1Wl:rtt lDWUIOl'Cl .. AWUf QIW ... '.lfOl ~ ,.,... .... • r• ~ l' Yi • ~"la A~ ~ 7"44 OlitlQI t.l-4·~~ lTaotull DArn-W Gt•"Of 63'18171) Ptut(R) "HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP" At.:J.E ... ,.,, , .......... ...... _,_ ... ·-- "NIGHT GAMES"<"> ''SITTING DUCKS" (A) -~ ....... llH I•• ·-~ .,._ .. '"' , .. , .. , .. , ...... .. -1 ..... ······=- INSIDE •Business •Real Estate •Consumer •Stocks -an-.-Acwtt 'Ir. 1980 -.. 1 Collectors: No More Late-night Calls " B THOM Lt:COQ o..a.-....... .-... ' U you o-. mone)' all O\!tr lo~n and dru d phon calla from ~llt><"lOrs, Karl C•bbe' views probably won'l lnltN: 'you Gibbs Is tht• third gencral'°4'l ot tu~ tam Uy to o pe rale tht> l'ollectlon BurHu of WH tern Oranae Count)', founded in lat b)' 1randfath.-r Kul Git>t. as the Lon(l Beat'h CrecUt As.ocaation H E AND TWO O'tltER st&tfers make phooc t•alls. write lt!ltt'f'S and ()(('a.\lonally take df'b tors lo court to coll«t money o"ed to somrone else. "Less lhan t percent don t pay their bills. and about 2 perrent Just have bad payment ha bits," s1ud Gibb~. "but lb~ 97 pert'ent lt:H O\'Cr must puy fortht>m " Gibbs ~pec1aUtt'S 10 ~Ills for doctors and at lorneys plus commert'1al und reuul ouUets Most. he 1>a1d. arc ~tween rour months and a year overdue Collection serv1t'es once made repeatetJ phone ulls. some to work. some to a de btor's h m~. in order to get a pa)ofr. but Gibbs, pres1 · dent or lhe county branch of the California At> sociation or Collectors. said those days are long gone . lft" r1tf11 mo~ profeaslonul 1pproaches, but od dt'd thut agf'ndell abo mu,,t obey strict new h1ws "W AM' ALLY OPJ:RATE under three l'lf'l of laawlf .,(tder~I . the Fil.Ir Debt Collection rr .. t'tlct>s Act of 19'18: n1te. the Robbins Rost'nlhal l"air Dttbt Collection Practices Act, and I ht• COlle<-Uon Agency Act ot the Department ot 'on~umerAffalni " Night calla, C'ulls to friends or employers. odd hour vtslt and other intimidating or em· barrn Ing tactics arc now forbidden. Clbbfl aid lhe agency normally sends a let· ter !>8y1ng the debt has been assigned to the ar:f'nl'Y tor coll~t1on It also discusses laws pro· tt'ctlng debtors About 10 days latl'r u serond letter goes out 11 tht>at>'s been no response Another 10 days without J response and tbe account goes to a collecllon desk for working by phone . THE DEBTOR HAS A t'hancc to settle up, make some a rrangement lo pay or tell the agen· <.'Y not to call again Gibbs said in that case he gets one more .1;hancc to talk in a letter stating his intentions Un fort&mat.ely. be added, most of bis optioa.s are then gone. All that's left is a lawsuit. He bas two attorneys who handle collection cases. They go inlo court with evidence and in· formation on a debtor's bank accounts, cash as- sets and other items the judge may see fit to award as payment. But Gibbs. stem .faced as he explained it, said most of that is unnecessary because all he and other collectors are looking for 1s a line or com murucation "WE TRY TO TALK about what's wrong, what's the problem., It's funny, we don't make money off people on welfare or from criminal debtors· we make mon&y oo people who JUSl don 'l )tno-v how to budget their dollars ." Olbbt uld many younc couplet nm into prGblctn.5 becauae they overeltend t.bem~lv• new furniture in an expensive apartmut. a ne" 1tereo. a new car and other credit pure~" a.re made while both are workina. "But then they_ decide lo start a family ov be Cetl laid off. SUddenly they have only one ln come and they're up lo their necks. · "We try to show them how they can handJ1· t.bin1s better by making a conaolidaUoa lou tc1 reduce monthly outlay or by tappina aavinp or credit union loa.na. Tben we caution them not w do it all again." llANY llEOICAL BILLS co unpaic because people fail to file claims or just don'1 undent.and t.beir coverage. Some poUcies don't cover certain medical expenses, others do, but patients may think ;. doctor 's ree should have been covered anywa)'. and refuse to pay. Worse. Gibb6 added, they don't even try lo straighten it out with the physician. The state association is trying to overco011• som e o( this lack of awareness in a two·bour hagh school program on credit and other f1.0an cial problems. <SffCOLLECTOR'S, PageC2> Dismal News Really Opportunity?·?· homes wh;ch th• buy•r cxpe•ts to •P· "derable payoff laloc. ~ Credit as non·cxastcnt, home sales and con s truction a re an a slump a nd economists say the long-delayed re· t'ess1on has arrived. Pretty gloomy news. a ll m all. But in the Far East the symbol for cn sis is the same as for the one for opportunity. And J ohn C. Rinaldo. president of A mencan I lome Mortgage an Newport Beach, t'Ouldn'l agree more. ··1 F YOU'VE GOT the nerve." ht' says. "there an• l't'ond·morlgage ranance firm "hci~ plnyed pas• cyt'les well:' the )OUlhful exct'ull\C says, and is in a st rong cash pos1t1on JUSl when money ts tight al b:mks and other lenders. Some of those assets will go into home~. out Rinaldo adds that now's the time to use creative financing lo get ef- fecti ve mortgage rates of 11 percent so appreciation will make the le~eraged payoff higher Rinaldo says t he c ur rent credit squeeze has produced some odd market pressures and results, many of which are genuine opportunities. "TWS IS THE first lime our rates have been lower than bank rates," he claims. addin~ that second mortgages a rc now near the 25 percent interest level But real estate appreciation has stuck near Z7 percent for several years. he • adds. giving those who use the equity in present homes to buy another a chance to at least keep even with inflation. Rinaldo says the consumer has been pretty smart since being burned in the J 97:l-74 rt'Cess1on "Instead of putting money in the bank .1l 5 pcrct.'nt 1nll'rest hair of wharh is t<ix1·d aw:1y and the rest lost to 18 per· n·nt innation people h<.1ve put their mom·y into homes instead " Nov.. he says, his firm and others hke 11 are v.nting a lot or ~ccond mortgages u kind of savings withdrawal Bl'T TllF. MONEY isn't being USC'd fo r <'onsumcr purc·h<1:-.cs, he adds. 1t 's ~uing into dov.n payments on other precaatc cons iderably an coming years For example -A couple borrowing A .brief ~urvey of other lenders s hows SI0,000 for a down payment on a Sl00.000 a s 1gn1r1 cant 1 n c r ease 1 n second house might sec· its value rise 25 percent mortgage loans used for purchal)ang a ytc>ar in the two years they own 1t property When sold. 1ts price would be $166,000 B.rokers with private source!: o r The profit. less paymi:nts, fees and capital report the most gains. while lcn ~ales eommis:.1on. could be as high a:-. dcrs such as banks, savings and loan~ S25.000 and lending d1v1s1ons of bank:. r('port a Of coursc. the markN eould go bust rlro~off and leave the ~peculator bankrupt but C1 t1corp account cxet'ut1ve Bonnie Rinaldo rct'aps many reoturc!> 0 ( tht- 1 :andt'aster. basl·d an Orang<'. !)aid present cconom v that boo~l the odds f f' Pder a l Reser ve r cstr1 cttons 1n · 0 ~UC('t.•S!> f''ebruary forced a com plete halt to ull _ As tnll•rest ralt·~ comt· dov.n. mon· second mortgages pcoplt' will r eturo to the hou51n~ "WE'VE ONLY BEEN accepting ap plication.'> in the last few days," she. says. But federal res trictions ban loan:. for speculative uses -s uch as purchas· ing another house. She adds that loans have been cut to a m aximum of $50.000, half the previous limit ViolatinS? the fede ra l gwdelines on uses and growth greater than 9 percent would bring considerable harassment and penalties to bank a nd buyer. she says. · It taJces plenty of ne rve to speculate when home sales and construction ac· tivity are down to present leveb, but Rinaldo and ht!> clients lake a long. range view PEOPLE AREN'T buying JUSt now because money is too expensive: they t'an 't afford payments on 20 percent mortgages. But people still want homes and pre sent interest levels arc e xpected to peak soon (if they haven't already). As rates drop. more people can be expected to go ahead and buy One estimate 1s that up to 15 rrulhon new homes will tX' needed during the '80s In the meantime. no one i~ building. • which will put com~iderable upward pres· sure on prices of existing homes Bank of America estimates only 150,000 homes wi 11 be built in 1980, down 28 percent ( rom 1979. THOSE WHO RISK a few thousand now to buy a hou!>c could get a eon· markt•t -An 1nriow of 40,000 new residents yearly -Tl'E VACANCY RATE 1n apart ments is only about one percent an indication or a serious housing shortage -The baby boom generation is enter- ing its 30s, a time of increased earnings and desire to settle into a community and a house. --Many more people have gotten the message that real estate is about the on-ly proven way to pace Inflation. 'they don 'l own houses -yet. American Home Mort~age, accord1n~ to Rinaldo, also has been making loans for interim financing of construction projects by developers facing a slow m arket. "We're making swing loan.c; to fiU the gap between constructioo loans a nd more permanent financing." ft expects to loan some $90 m1lhon during the coming 18 months. RINALDO IS QUICK to point out that many market t'ondittons are temporur) ab<.•rrations caused in part by govern ment actions lo fi ght tnflataon "But the consum('r has been through one r ecession <ind the baby boom generation has learnt'd how to avoid in· nation lo:;ses. ·They want to defend themselvc~ from government ... right 1n their O\\n castles ... Detector Sniffs Air for Fire Danger .. By PAT DUNN Of IM DllllY ,.1101 i t•U Why have a smoke detector tn your home? Surely the s mell or smoke would wake you uy. That might be true i acrid· smelling smoke were the only thing produced by a household fire, but many smolder slowly for hours before they burst into open flames And wh ile this incomplete com buslion is taking place. la rge quantities or toxic gases. including carbon monoxide. are produced. If you're asleep when these gases enter your room. you may never wake up. SMOKE Q._ETECTORS don't prevent fires, 'but they do in· crease your chance of getting up, g,etling out. a d calling t.be fire department. There are two basic kinds or s moke detecto -ionization and pholoelectri . Each senses s moke differentl . Ionization uni depend on the fact that even a ver y weak source of ractii't on will increase the abiUty of air to conduct elec- tricity. In these detectors, a small and carefully shielded bit o r radi oactive m a t e ri a l "ionizes" the air in the detec- tor's smoke chamber. As a re- sult , a very weak electrical cur- rent nows through that chamber and Is sensed by the detector's circuit. BUT TINY particles int the chamber reduce that current. When current drops below the acceptable threshold. the detec· tor circuit turns on the alarm hom o r buzzer. Bluing hot fires tend to pro- duce more smoke particles so Ionization detectors uaually have a slight edge in giving early warning of open, fl aming fires. Other s moke d<>tectors use photoelectn<' cells. When s moke is carried into the detector by c1rculatlng air, it r efl ects or scatters light from a s mall lamp in the device. Some or that reflected light fa lls o n a photocell, causing it to produce a slight electrical current. As more P.art1c1es enter and scatter more light onto lhe photoceU, more electricity ls. generated. WREN THE smoke particles are dense enough to renect a pre-set a mount or light. the de· t ect or cir cuit activates the alarm. Photoelectric detectors a re somewhat more llkely to give the alarm while a fire Is still s moldering. Since most home fires produce detectable amounts or both vial· ble and invisible smoke, eitber kind has a high probabtUty o( giving you enough warnln1 '°r a safe escape. Smoke detec t ors which operate on batteries can be In· stalled quickly with a fe~ tools y mounting to the ceiunc or wall with adheaive1, screws. or expansion fasteners. Inaertinc batteries and testing come next. Afte r about a year batteries must be replaced. O ETECl'Oll8 WHICH operate on household electric current are easy to "plu_g ln," but the louuon ol an electrical outlet ls Important. Exte nsion cords should not be used: they can be easily d1sconnet'led. thereby mnking the urut useless It may be sampler to have an clN'tricaan install a detector which t'an be hooked d1recUy to hou sehold wiring. The only danger here as that a fare could actuaUy start in the new t'ircuit, and power to the unJt might Cati befo~ it gave the alarm This. like power failure. is not likely flow many detectors should a home have for adequate protec· ti on? Tests conducted for the U .S National Bureau of Standards show that two detectors, on dif· ferent levels O( 3 tWO·Slory home, are twice as likely to provide an adequate escape ti me as one. THE UPSTAIRS detector sen s e s s moke whereve r it orl_gl nat.es. wbUe tbe downstairs unit -.·ill react sooner to fires which could bloclt escape routes. Having two detect.ors also al- lows you lo select both ionization and photoelectric types, as well as one plug-in and one battery model. Thia gives you the best ot both types. Since the primary purpose of a smoke detector is to awaken sleeping persons, a smoke detec· tor should be placed as close as possible lo bedrooms. Next con- sider the probable path along which smoke would now rrom the r•t of your home. In single noor boutea, lhia waually means ln the hallway ne1r bedrooms. Where bedroomA are upstairs, the detedor should be near the top of the stairs. THE BASIC rule should be to place the detector between t.be bedrooms and the rest of the bouae, but clo1er t o tb e bedrooma. <See DETEcroa·s, ••sea> Having an Alann Key to Saving Li/ e Those who delay purchase or a s moke de· I tector should consider the foUowing clios from Daily Pilot stories ol Orange County rire!' · "A 45-year·old woman died in her rente4· Hunti.ngtoo Beach home Monday afternoot1t when a t.elevlSion set shorted out while s~ was napping and she was overcome by beat and smoke ... • ••fUE OFFICIALS SAID the lack of lfl s moke detector lo the home was a key f aetor' in the inability of the woman to safely ac~ the blue.'' From another story: "A YOWlC couple and their infant cbil died early today in a fire that destroyed the' Santa Ana borne. "The city's Ure chief. at t.be scene of the fatal blue, said an inexpensive smoke detec4~ tor would have saved their lives," 1 The two grim stories are repeated alDMMt every day throughout Southern California - people dying because they put off tnst.aWnc a detector. OCCASIONALLY, HOWEVE8, lbere'a a story like this: "A ZS.year-old motbeT 1afely lowered Iler two cblldl"en to t.he lround from the HeODd floor of her burnin1 Huntlqton Harbour apartment Thunda1 and tMn le.peel to lbe ~ •round berMll, nrem• 1atd ... "lnvestt1atora said Ute famU1 ••• aleep ln an upetaln bedroom and wu llert· 1 eel by a bal.lway amok• det.ad.Or." I l I DAILY PILOT By MA&TIN . WAN Report.I rrom arouDd lbt country n· dlcat'e Uaat lbe fever 111preacl1Qs wua.1 .. .,.? Coupoaiaa and refuocilnl trnr• JWl& la caae ll stM'Uch to ,J'Olllraru, kle are the . ymptoms to Ao<* fot · • As you IHve the bouae to ao aboppln1. your Ml~ admlns yOAJr Prio(lu aporu ba i and your Meo• Mix T .shirt. -Oa th., w93 to tbe a~aritet, yuu 1top your car twice, to pick op a l'wlJt wrap. per and an empty MuweU HOUM un lb~ you see at the Ide ol the road You knO<'k down one shopper aod two s toru displa.ys whH you suddenly maltl' a U turn upon apotlln& a pad of refund rorsas. -Ye>u move 32 j at!l ol spaghetti sauce IOC>king for tb6 s peciatty marked J.ar w1Lb thf.' Sl refund otref'. -At dmner, you llnd your:sell annOW'IC· ing the Hems lhal were bought with cou.pons • well u the retunds you ure {lloing to send for will-tba l evening's box tops and labels -Vou tart d•ydtl•t rnlna abuul rcnllna 11 tr uck the nut hin e your supermarket ad· v~rllael cloubte-vahae t'O\U>ODI. -You blt&n to cry when tho alad·oll lab4ll tbal you have aoaktd for lhAe day• dla· &atecrau. lo YCMll' hud1. -You bawf an uacontto&Jab!e ur1e to P"ll I.be boll top1 oil your aeJebbo&''1 cereal boxe• wheo IM lan'l!ookln&. -You H nd YOW' hu.sband to lbe local re· t ycU.n1 ctnter, not to dcop olf a load or trash but to make • pickup. Tu e wuruna ! Couporuna aod refuodlng revor lS contafl~. Jl cam easily infecl your fr1 •ndA tmd mughbors It u lllso habtl·formlng, ~:specially when )•Ou are u •in3 20 per cent, 30 percent and i!Vl'D more at tho supermarket. For proper care and treatment. we sua · l:est the conlinu"1 read.mg oC lhls column. WriLe to lbc foUowlng address to receive the form necessary {or lhi.s offer. wb.icb ts 1 good fo r a free toolhbrus h Pepsodent Toothhrush ofrcr, P .O. Hox 9553, St. Paul. Minn. S.Sl!J5. Thi:s offt:r expires Sept 30, 1981. ----------------------------~------~-· Clll) ""' 1111•. "'" And k4'tP II """" slmllotr Co\h ''" covPOt'I\ twv•t•~ rfltvno ottttr\ wttf\ bfv•r•~ <--.tor f'a•mplf' Sl•rt colle<.llnQ the -~ooh ot PW<-wNi. IOOAlftO to.. ~ n0<i1r..i '""""' tO<m\ "' tM _.,.,,...h1. "' M..no.pen on<! m.oooou-and wlMn tradll>Q will\ lfl~nd~. Ott•,. ••4' >llbl.CI lo evrr£1tMLL Olttry Pit ofl9r. R.Ctl ft • ren.r.a ol UP 10 \I on I ... ~-j)tlCf Of" Che<'"I ~ SeftCt IN •f'Oulrf'CI turm plu\ ,,.,.. """'"c111 l ut '°" 1$"'"*' T~Y. hat f \ll'U• or 1.1°1 Outlero.111 plu• ::k::oE • .!.~Z..:~t t~ ttw P'K• 1rom t~ p.,- =-~=~ =:~~<::~:::.:.:' end IO< .. lo~ Al AlllllllllO\J" •lte. R .. f'tYf' " plo\lo< kllf' s.nd t"°' f r ""lree tronU COUNTRY PltlOE' ,._ l.td Ar<el"9 • U ,..fund !.end'"" '-'!uu.d ·~und PIU\ "'-Pk lu"" Of ""'-" • ..., tM ""°'°" "y()UllQ turhy'' "o.:'T' IN 11«""91 l!Wlt 11111\ '"" weipM I~ from" ...._ed ,,.,., °' ''°'.., C-tr r ~f' 1~= T"'11~v '"~•Ofllf\Q •_,,.,,°'mo<• l:•e><•o of 8"V Ar-Sl<lf C6Mt'<I "'"·"· pro(t •Wd -·" llMKOft, hot~. Mml •nd Irr'" m••I °'poultry pr~ o..cl,. Ki .. I\ .,~ •v•llnb"' 10< Oftf' proot of pure.,... plv' U .lO. E~ July JI 1'IO JOHN MOttllELL .._m tno a.con offer Rt<••,_.••• IUftroof.<(llf c>Uf'CM\I' w~iO\ tr-om .JOhn ~reU Pt'"OOO<h fU.tOft ~•'°""'''SO <¥-nh ~l•ff' n £ ttt H"m w•f f'O\f•f\ i'~:.~c::,:~3':"',"~"' t"Qu<ll• U M .. tn>um refuno I• u BOOTH SMllT\CllKUIM offer Rf'< .. \~ <1 ,_,..,., ot IS c:.1t1, '1.Jt « ta.SO. SMO II• re<tutred '""" ""'' eflO 11-li'11ftQ 1_..o~t\ trom '""°"~of 80afll F.m.oll Br~<lded Shnmc>. Shrimp "' 8att~r c.oodW\ 8.rlte.-Ke.t •n• S.r,_. SN'lmc>.,. Go!O<'n B"lltr Frt"MI\ Frlecl Sftflmp 0.. n_. .... Is 15 c;ef'lls, I-11411>' e(!IHI SI .SO, -ltlrff MORTON HOU'lf \lrw""" (11111 \I \00'1~ s.Nj ~ ._ir..i ""und IO<m plu\ I••• •ntor~ 1•111•• Iron\ <d"' of -Monon Hou"' 5-1•"' o. t n111 ( '"'""' Ooo< 3• l'ltO llcl& ...... '2.50 ExpUHJulyJI, '"° BRYAN u.ncnmu t olf•r Rf'<"I,.. a 50<-rf't-.,. \1 worth ol t OUCICIM Sena tl'\4' re<iu ••f'O fom> PN\ •ff'f Arv.!n lune n,....,.,, labf'I lno•c•t~ ''vtt'' ICM' c_,. « "no" for ·~•um E •I>'•~\ AIJ9 JO, 19'0. SllZLE"AH ·~· FGG'\ rflund <>11,., •· 0 llo• ""' Youno Alntf"te• Minn \\}'(IQ Rfl('r•we o I~ Ml\ rfll'fut\d fOf' •do,... f99'\ s--no oo<turfl"'\ of trw bUKill rry1f't0 pon from "'"°" e>.c~~ of '\Jlll<'itn ( •0""' Oct ll 1'1111 No form,_,~ -,, _____________________________________ J ,..ro91 Pa~ £'I DE'l1ECTOR'S W ~IL SAVES LIVES. • • Most manufacturers rttom· mend installing smoke detectors on the ceiling or on the walls t,etween 6 and 12 inches below the ceiling. Thls not only tak<'s Jd vantage of the fact that smokr- rises, but puts the detector out of reach of inqws 1tive children Do not install a detector within 6 an· <'hes of where the wall and the ceiling meet. on eit her s urface. Little air circulates there. Back up the lire-s aving po- tential of smoke detect.ors by planning and practicing fa mily fire escape routes. Walk th.rough the marn escape route several t 1m<'s, mcluding a t rip In the da r k o r with e yes c losed Memorize the number or steps between obstacles or turns. Plan alternate ways to escape from each room in case the main route cannot be used. Buy rope o r cha in escape la dders for second-floor rooms. If you must go lhrough a s moke·fillCil area, crawl on your hands and knees a nd keep your head low to avoid breathmg smoke DON'T OPEN an inside door if the knob or top or the door his hot Agree on a place to meet out· side the house and wait until you escape the burning house to call the fare department. Do not re· turn l o the h o u se until firefighters have told you it's safe to do so. Aleo. don't mount a detect.or in front of an air duct ouUet or between the bedroom and the furnace cold air return where re· latively clean a ir m ay s till "wash" lbe detector even when most of the a ir in the house u. un breathable. Avoid putting detec tors on a ceiling whi ch is s ubstan· t'1ally warmer or colder than the rest of the room, wh en• an 1nvls1 ble "thermal barn e r" C'an kt.~p smoke f rom reaching the urul. Wall mounting is bettt·r Real Estate Mailbag .•• TEST YOUR smoke detector ooce a month b_y holding a can-dle 6 inches unde r it. 1f you're testing an ionization detector, let t he flame bur n . To test a photoelectric unit , e xtinguish the candle and let visible smoke drill into the detector. Heavy tobacco smoke also will work. Within 20 se conds lhe unit's alarm should begin to. sound. Wbe n this h a ppens , fan the smoke away from the detector and it will stq> signaling. If your battery-powe red detec· tor begins to emit a low-power warning buzz, remove the weak batter y a nd r ep la ce it im- mediately. Replacement lamps for photoelectric detectors also should be kept on hand so there is no delay in restoring full power. By ROBERT J. BRUSS DEAR BO B: I disagree with your suggestion that now 1s nol a good time lo refi nanc:e one's mortgage. J found it is a tcrnfic time since my lender was most <1 nxious to get rid of my old. low interest rate mortgage. I owed a bout $55,000 at 9 percent annual interest. 1 offered to raise the in· te rest rate to 11 percent if the lender would increase the loan to $90,000 with no loan fees. The lender readily agreed. J ose M. DEAR JOSE : Coagratula· tions. Mos& leaden ue not 80 cooperalive. Yoar leader wlll yield over 14 perceat oa tM S35,MO. No woadt'r tbey •need lo waive any loa.n costs. By ad· vand og you $35,oot and rewrll· lng the Pl.• lou at 11 per· cent, the lender pi(ked ap Z per· cent extra Interest on tbe undertyt.c $55,•. Tllat'a aboat $1,lM extra per year plaa tlte $3,SSG you'll pay • tbe $35.•, &l•lal die leoar • '°'8.1 yield of Pay No Income Tax in 1980 and Recapture Taxes Paid in 1977, 1978& 1979 Rea lize the benefits of up to a 550% Tax Deduction this year while participating in a highly profit motivated investment. • 4 years.of public acceptance • Flexibility of amount invested ACT NOW Available Only Thru June 30 Broker and Sfles Positions Available For More I rttormatlon :- Gerald L Kozak News><>rt Center 359 San Miguel Or, Suite 11 O Newport Beach. Cellfomla 92660 $4.950 for the S3S.OOO tun iD· crease ... It 's a good d e al ror yo u <because the $35, ... ls tu-rree and the 11 perttat iDtel"fft rate is below the market rate). but it's a better deal for the lender. Liftt Pa.,..e nt Dew DEAR BOB: My hus band's business got into trouble with the I RS. They put a lien on b.i5 busl· ness and our home. We want to sell and move to another area to sta rt over. Mu.st we first pay off the lRS lien ? LomtaT. DEAR LORETr A: It's trae that an lltS tu lien mast be paid off when a property is sold so tbe title can be lnsuttd. Your tu ad· viler or aUOmey baa fllliMr lJI. formation. Send real eltate q~•tiona to Robert J. B"'", P 0 . Boz 6710, San Franc1.1CO, Ca. 9CH01 BUSINES§l CONSUMER COI,I,ECTION TACTICS ••• But all the 111l1lanff atlll alma at tett.lna t.ba debt paid. If pa,rment.a •re I UQelt· ed by t.ba debWr, Glbbe l&kl, be will uk lb.It they be rude u larte u poulble. H1a collectors allo explain the conaequen~a or not paying -a black mark in lhe lndMdual 'a credit me. ''Bula couecuoa note marked paid la much leH harmful than one t.bat '1 unpaid." Hardest on credit ratlnp ls a note that the debt wu aetUed in court, be added. 8omednMI his efforta to counsel people br. ln1 •AC!'>' f9])0GMI, "I could write a book on ducripUve hall•b adJectJv• I'm called daily. but l lcnore tt all. Tbere's bO point in 1etUn1 in· to an arsumeat: tbere'a DO end to them. •'111£ nasf THING you learn about this buatnesa ls not to take lt home with you -but it's hard oo new people . They see so much de· rogat.ory stuff day in and day out." Gibbs uses community work to counter the negative image be admits the public bolds of his profession. He is active in Indian Guides and th e Costa Mes a Kiwanis youth pro . jects ... "kids are my weak point." A professional sore point are debt.ors be groups as paper millionaires who haven't $500 in cash. "He s ays he can onJy pay $25 a month. but he 's got a $1,000 house payment and two C3 tS "When you put a derogatory collection Item an his TRW record, he calls up and complains because be can't financ~ a new stereo." GIBBS FEELS CBALLENGE'o by people \\ho hide their assets by transfemne ownershlp to others ... "It's a game to flnd the ooe thing they overlooked, a bank account or something they bey years 14ter ." . The payoff comes an conllngeocy f~ ~ agency gels for coll~ting debts. usually the amount is between 40 and 50 percent oft.be t.ot.a.1 ForeigJ1 Trading Covered The Wo rld T r ad e Ce nte r Associat ion o f Or ange County plays host Tuesday to a day· long seminar on doing business ovft"Seas Tbe technlcaJ, cultural and political probl~ms involve d wi ll be re · viewed by five speakers a l the Regis try Hotel (n ear J o hn W ayn e Airport> from 8 30 a m . to S o'clock lhal after· noon R ESERVATIONS at 7Sl-689'l with a fee of $50 asked. •lllY .~. DIAMONDS investmeot & Jewelry grade Con W er ex buy for (.ash Free Appraisal Cdl fer on Appotntment P. we.at & OOMIAHY ~ '" Precious Gems 1300 QUAJl STUil "JOS ..(WP'Otl'T HACH, CA fJUO 17.141 IJJ.0051 Gibbt never buys bad.debt.I ou&ript (c&Ued flQo t.oriftl). He and the other alx people in t.be Colla Mesa otnce at 2850 Mesa Verde Drive Eut, have noted some unusual behavior as t.be re· ce111lon began this year: ''People start holdln& onto their money. Tbe doctor agrees to accept <*100> paymenta, but the person may decide to ldd onto that sioo. "People should re~valuate tbetr financial position and apending -It m~ be better DOt to go oul to eat so often -not slide by oe pay. men ta. -"EVENTUALLY RE llA8 five collectloa actions at ooce. Then the person doelD't know where to go." Gibbl suggested that~ contac:t Santa Ana ·a Consumer Credit Counaelinc a1ency for help in bal)dling and resoMnc debt.a. That ac· tion alone assures crediton their bills aren't ao- ing to be ignored so they ease olf on colledions. He also urges people to contact TRW In Anaheim for a look at their credit rues. Clean up any old debts that show, correct any wrong information and you probably will never bear of Karl Gibbs again. Forecast Eyes '80 Ea>nomic forecasters from UC Irvine and UCLA will predict in late -April on how Oraqe County businesses will fare in 1980. They wilJ air their forecasts at 2 p.m. April 29 10 the Fine Arts Village Theater at UCJ. The sessr.on is sponsored by the UCI Industrial As· soc1at.es. the Graduate School of Adminiatiation affiliates and UCI Extenaloo. The session wm focus on County employ. m e nt, housing, bus iness fi xed investment, money supply and interest and mortage rates. For details, calJ 833.-5414. . Al"'IJT YDUR fiFUTURE fiJaB bt SifiiSS Clll WALTEI B. BIANDT, no. FOi AM APPOINTMENT (714) 631-3510 Dr Brandt is a psyc hologist who has been an private practice tor ten years. He es also a consultant for 10ca1 bu&- ness and corporations Preparing quotations, locating buyers or dis· lributor s. lette r s of~~==============~~~=::=::::::=::::=::::=::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::==::=::=::=:~!. cr edit, unde rstanding f o r e ign culture a n d m ar keting and political risks will be covered. S p e aking o n tbt- t opics, in order : Gal Ortiz. consultant : Paul Leioeoback, Commerce De pa rtment d is trac t di r ec t o r : No or Delawari, Lloyds Bank m ulli·national division vice presid e nt . Bill Wenzierl, Bectel 's in· t e rn a ti o n al a d · minis tra tor . and 8111 Jas per, of the Percy ll. Goodwin Co. SE MINAR sponsors have been active in ef· forts to encourage over· seas trading in the coun· ty for several years and h~ve also proposed a World Tr ad e Cen te r s o m e wh e r e In the county. Participants will re· ceive a certificate at the meetings' conclusion ( Sl'DNIEY llAalUS ) KEEPS YOU ON YOUR TOES '"th• DAILY PILOT Earn OnaJumbo 30-day minimum $100,000 insured account. To _gualify you must first open a $10,000 T· Bill or $10,000 Passbook ac:count. For more detailed information call the manager at your nearest Downey office. •Rate subject to change without notice. The fastest ~rowing savings and loan 1n California! ' ASSETS OVER ONE BILLION DOLLARS ...... 101 E ,.ooth1ll Boulevard (213)~ c.-... 11350 E Soull1 Sttee1 12131 912""437 .. ? .... I 7:>50 ~IUfl Boulevard 12131 995-0041 ......... ..., 111eo MeQnolla A11ooue (7'41 "2·7'2• ...... 930 Wt• FOCl(tllM Boultvtl'd (7141121-7911 2.e1 e Owom111 ~ (714)8~ """ ... 3eO E 17ltl Slreet (7141 &42·7•22 ........ ...... ODeM'IO Soon ........ " ... I.... ..._ South Cols! Plaz.a ~ Brltlol 8tre.t 20002 8toc#lurlt S4Teet 4350 w P.eiflc COllt ~ f11'1 ~70 (7~1 982-2'°7 (~137&oeUI ...... ........... . ................. "44-2507 tJJa South Coast Thrift ~ and Loan Association &u• f Aort!nCle Alletlue 3998 Ball ROt'd 14821 ~ ._. 12'3l lll'l3-&6e1 1213)-..eelt (714191K>-2'°6 (7M) 2464411 ......... ~Sooft • MAILBOX ..... .., ........... 1r ......... .., .... ., .. ..... teMIEO OH THE PEACf'...,AQI GAOWTH M TE ~ ~'S tHIPTY 1.AAOESf SAVINGS ANO l.~S OURINO THE LAST FOUR YEMI. ------·---··· ........ .. t -.. . .. . -• ~ .. ... . . . 1 -.... --.. -· Mar~t Rally Laid to Small Anal.yst Crews -......... REAL ESTATE .......... ............. c ......... .... II ._..,.. ,... ............ ••••••rr ..... _,..._...la"11a&aM•tMn.IMft I ................... ~ ... ..... ......... M ........ ft..u. u .. l n ·····*•.., 'l1llllft ll a d ftnlt• pro&la lDvolve4 la t'8 lllftMte or th• HJ• or rHl nta\e. It I.I bat to laUow a tl)t\Cilk p~ure. Avoid abortc•ta 1..S a.ad the ail.slake ol uaumln~ \hat nerJLbllll •W be lbl-way you l.boUlhl lt t.bould be. 8J n. Aan1da ... Plw Woull-a.. .._..,.,. an ft8dlq MW wan IO ftnuee lheir ...._ wiLb ._..vm&JonaJ mortc.,-. ,... ... @D0111 .... ,.,, be eoefal· taa. n., a&to eao be rilk1: lD toaM , .... ,_ ma1 llad "" paytna more ~JllCMAempeNd, .,_... UM drawbacu, bowver, dMt .......,Uonal mono.-olfer bope to~~ wbo uDDOI dftd °' al· ford tndWona1 tw••q loau. TBS LATEST SNTa~ on tbe market 11 the reneaioU•ble rate m~. dubbed the RRM aod ,... ceaU1 approved by the Federal Home Loao Bank Board. Other op. taona loclude .&be varlable rate morti.,e. Of' VRM, aad the ll'lduat· ad payment mort1a1e. or OPM. Tbe R.RM, lbe VRM and the OPM bave one Lblnc 1D comaOG; an aGd to tbe nuct monthly paymeat. Otber tGnd!Uonl varyJ however. Here la a ,Wde IO aome or tbe buica: aSNBGOTIABLE aATlt llOaTGAG& n. RRM -tom.Um• called a rollover roortcaie -featurw an ln· tereat rate that la reoe1otlatec1 every three to five years. Tbe rate can riae or faU by a maximum of half a percentage point a year. The total in· creue or decrease durtna the llfe ot tbe mortgage is limited to five percentage points. Increases and The uarecplt•nt entet"ed lnlo betweeo tbe buyer and acllu which de$N1bes the tum.a of the purcbue ls ullt'd th purchalf' ao-meat ol .._ Potll ~lpt. 11u$ a1reement should be lo wnUna to pl"Olect the buyf'r and seller Both parties' muat •lt"ee to all tht' terma and condlUona ot the COD· tract before It will becocn~ binding Bay View Terraees YOUa at:Al. £STATE agent wtll bandit clrect oegot.aaUon.\ on your behalf. Tbe aaenl will pre?ellt your offer to th~ seller The seller will then either (1) accept, (2) rt'J ct. or (3) make a cou.nter Home Recreation Lures df~. A cowiter oHt>r ls merely a new offer on ell!· With the news of additional ferent terms made by the seller This process will gasoline taxes on already soaring oominue untJI you and th • seller reach an acree· fuel costa, many home shoppers are med. OT until one or you decide to st.op Lbe becoming increasingly attentive lo ~atioos at·home recreational amenities. If you are buying on your own. the process ls Many features are ava1lable at this virtually th<-sum£• except that you oegoUate leis~-ortented townhome commuru· directly with the seller ty of Bay View TerTace, which over· ly landscaped with luah greenery and foliage plantings. Most of the two-story townhomes have views of the Back Bay. and the vistas are enhanced by such excep. tional architectural features as in· terior atriwns. private patios and tiled terraces introduced by wade ex· panses of sliding glass doors. ~pecially . when you represent yourself, it is looks lbe Newport Beacb Back Bay. wise to consult an attorney before you enter into A wind·protected illuminated sun· an agreement to buy a house. An attorney wlll ad· ken teoo.i.a court with an elevated ob- vi.se YoU and assist you in the preparation of the servation area i.5 suJted for the avid BAY VIEW TERRACE homes are documents and wall include terms and conditions tennis pros and their loyal fans. Fat-priced from $162,990 and can be nece8Saf'Y to best protect your interest.a neas enthusiasts may enjoy lbe beat· r e ached from the Pacific Coast ed swimming pool. Sun worshippers Highway by taking Riverside Drive 111E PURCHASE AGREEMENT to buy a can get that perfect tan near the pool inland and continuing to Irvine house shouJd ~ worded so that any deposit or 0 0 the sun dec.-k, or on the private Avenue. Turn left on Irvine Avenue down payment is returnable in the event that patios and terraces of their own and drive approximately two and something goes wrong -over whacb you bave no townbome ooe·balf miles to the community on control For example. if you are unable to obtain the corner of Moote Vista and Irvine. the agreed upon loan. or a v1s1ble ins.pection of the holLse shows a serious defect. you should be able to JOGGERS WILL appreciate the From the Corona del Mar Freeway rescmd and have your money refunded. sidewalk which runs along the bay (73), continue on 73 unlJI 1t turns Into Whe .• h and t:......i mus"les "an be eased an the' Bristol St.r~ Conunue on lin'stol to n vou anu l e ~(·Iler sign the purchase u"" " ... """· decrHMt an bued OD an ladex linked to avera1e mort1•1• ratet. Jlm KmMlal1 ol tbe U.S. 1Aque o1 Savtao Allocial.km predicted tbat t.lul BJUI will ba "a v•l'J. ""1 ~ ceuful lnstrumeot." THE aou.ovza mort1.,. have been available in • few It.tel for year1. 'I'M bank board baa DOW aald that Ill federallJ retulated aaVlap and Joan lnlt1tudou can otter the RRM1. Tbe bank board abo said that tbe S.La can offer the rollover mortgqe1 exclUllvely; &.bey do aot have to coat.lnue oltertnc fiud-rate mortgqes u well. Some comumer croups criticbed the RRM. They 1aid homeowners would flnd it bard to pay the Jiieber' monthly payment.a that could reault from a renegotiation. Board oftlclals countered that the rollover mort&aae can help protect consumers from ha~ log to pay today's b.1gb lnt«est rates for the entire lite of a loan. IJl approvina the RRMs, they aJao to. eluded a proviaioo that allows bor· rowers 90 days before eac" renewal to shop around for better terms. VAIUABLE aATE MORTGAGE The VRM IS similar t-O tbe RRM, but there are important differences. There ls no fixed renewal date. After the first year of the mortgage, the in· terest rate CaJl be raised or lowered once a year. The max.ilX)um increase Is balf a percentage point a year or two and a ·half percentage points over the life of the mortgage. There is no limit on decreases. Rates are tied to the Federal Home Loan Bank Cost of Money Index which reflttts the amount the banluo have to pay for funds. The bank board autborir.ed federal· ly regulated savings and loan institu· taons to offer the VRMs beginning last July l Several states allowed the variable mortgagel> eveo before that. :i~ment. vou are expected to make a deposit. therapy spa. Less strenuous actaVlty Ca mpus Drive. Turn n ght on Cam The amount of the dc1JOs1t can be whatever you1 like quiet strolls during the eartY pus where at now becom~ Irvine THE VllMS WE&E not a SUCC'eSS and the selll'r •1grl'c upon. Make sure you have evening hours, can be done along the Avenue. Continue on Irvine until you ln most parts of the country, partly pnmded for lhc return or your deposit, less ex· garden pathways that surround Bay reach Bay View Terrace on the right because the board s llld t.ba1 aoy LD- peoses, should the transaction fail through no fa ult _V_i_ew_T_e_rra_c_e_. _w_hi_· c_h_is_p:_ro_ress_i_on_a_I_· __ s_id_e_o_f_th_e_s_t_rc_~ __ t_. ___ , ____ _:s:..:.t.:..:• t:.:u.:t •:.:o~o~w:...:.h:.:.• ~c h:.._:o::r'..:.f::.e r:..:e'.:.:d:._:v:.:a:.:.n.:.:· a~b~l::_e ot your own At the same time that you a re protecting yourself as a buyer, the seller needs protection. Someumt.-s buyers Ret cold feel or simply change thetr minds Tbc; can be dam agLDg to the seller. ONCE YOU AND THE seller have signed a purchase agreement, you are ready to begin escrow. nus is a procedure in which you place your deposit money and the seller places the deed in the keepang of a neutral third party called an escrow agent. You and the seller select the escrow agent. wtuch may be a title insurance compao>. an escrow company. or a bank or aavings and loa.o escrow department. The two of you then sign escrow instructions. 1bese documents oame the conditions that must be met before the sale can be completed. Your escrow agent acts only according to these lnstruc· tiom. Once all of the sales coodiUoos are met. the escrow agent distributes the money a nd the docu· ments. mcluding the deed, according to the in· structioos. and the escrow is said to be closed. 'Ibis, of course, is an of over simplification or the home purchasing sequence. Tbere are many factors to be taken into consideration. Seeking competent. professional advice is money well spent. E:DITOR'S NOTE: Randall McCardu b preftdenl of tht Real Estate-rs; he also ti an author , tecturn olld bl· structor ~ 11mJr mmmenta and queiUmu to Randy McCardle, eta the Daily Pilot, Pon Office Boz 1560, .coata Mt:llO. CA 9l6l6 Semi1wrs Planned Quail l'lace T'r<1pert1es. Inc., an Orange Coun· ty real estah• investment f1nn, will be conducting two investment seminars entitled "Real Estate In· vesting m the 80's J low to Cope With Inflation." The scm10ars wall be held on April 30 at tbe Aarportcr Inn in Irvine and on May l at the Inn at the Park an An:.ihc1m Both seminars are from 7:30 p.m. to JU p m . and reservations are recom- mended by callmg 752·1920 ----STAN BELL, ARCHITECT CREATIVE DESIGNS FOR HOMa ALTERATIONS, PERMITS AND APPROVAL&. 7'14 979-44815 REAL ESTATE llMSTING IN THE 191Cr1 RftnD ODH1100 ... mortpeea bad to otter cooTeldionaJ mortgagee u well. Bonvwen pre-- f erred tbe security of a flied· payment system. Kendall sa1d the RRMa will "pro- ba bly be much more popular," ex· plaining that because the interest rate on the rollover mort&aie ia lied to martet conditions rather thaD to the cost-<ll·mooey index, "it's a UWe more likely to go down." GRADVATED PAYMENT llOaTGAGE The GPM is designed for young famWes who expect their income to riae. Tbe DlOlt widespread use o< the plan ia with mortgages i.osured by the Federal Hou.sing Administration. Monthly payments during the early years ot a GPM are lower than they would be with a conventional mortgage. They nse gradually, ac· cording to a fixed scbedwe, over five to 10 years and then level olf. Pay. menu dunog the last years of the mortgage are b.lgher than they would be Wlth a cooveollooaJ a.rt'an&ement. The overall cost or tbe G PM is more than th.at o( a traditional mortga5'e. HOW TO COP£ wmt INRATION It seems everyone wants to live at the beach- but now ocean living has become a privileged opportunity. may represent one of your last chances to fulfill that promi e, and take advantage of this most privileged of opportunities. Prk~ effe<11~ 4'10180, ~ to untl Or. E. F Motley. Ph 0 . In Real Estate. LLB .• MBA, leo- ti.wer. teacher 1n real estate eoonom1cs and Manager of Q.eil Place Properties. will speak on the following: *TAX ADVAMTAGIS OF SHELTllS •THE ORA.HG£ COUMTY ECONOMY * CUA TIVE RNA.NC ING Mditlonel IC)eakMS and tOPica will Include time shal1ng and limted pertnenh1pe. oPEN TO THE PUBLIC-NO CHARGE LIMITED SEATING-RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED. w.ct. • .cMy. April 30 -• .,......... ... tnr.. n.nday, Mery I -Inn .. the Pn ....... 7:30 P.M. -I 0:00 P.M. QUAIL rLACI PROPBTllS C714J 752-1920 The grand opening of North Coast Village, on the beach at the Oceanside Marina, just might be your last chance to live at the beach. And this community of 550 beachfront homes also may be the most exciting value on the Southern California coastline. You've probably always pro mised yourself you'd live at the beach SQme day. North Coast Village From $75,000 to $200,(XX) •"'•llll.ibiltty •od c~ wl"'°"' prior nor ice Nonh C~t v~ h 1 stoctc <()()pefatl\le, with lndMduoal f'ln•llC"ln~ 12 Exciting Floorplans Mld W1ct1~~11 ·°"""10"- Slngle 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms Exceptional Amenities Spedll ~..,. beelt.,,..., '°' Padcage teCOnd hofM ..., -.or bu)llrs • no ~Ill QOlt. NORTH COAST VILLAGE 999 N. ~lfk St., Oce~. CA 92054 • (n4) 439-8470 .,. -. s ,.m•GlllW mlflllt W..,.., ~ \ • . . • ._ .... A.~.aYeterHbaMera8dHV• ~ lllld mu oftlclal, lau joined the N e.-,ort Beach ......... Md a.tit .......... Hta&e lD•Htmenl flrm of AtMriua Home Mort1•1• ~-.t~ praJclnt. ~came to American .......... aerriq ab,. •• ,. ln ._.. ,_. mana1emeal for Unlte4J Callfornla Bank la 0-...Cowlt)'. MlallC>waa brant>b mana1er fclr ilne '98" for Allstate Sav-.._ _. Loa's Corporate P1aaa . M.~••• ~ ln Newport Beat>b. GALS C. MACllO&US bu Jolned tM deelp staff at Ray1al Destin Aaaoclatea ln lrvtne net lau been a11i1ned to tJle newly fOl"IDed botel lf'OUP. M.cllorria bolda a Bachelor of ArU decree rrom th• An CA!intttC0Ue1eofDeal1n . Healao has taken addJUonal courses at Dralle Uoiversaty. Iowa Stale Collete. Chicago Art Institute and UCLA ~ Jowa native's 30 years eiq>erience in the design fleld in- cl\Jdel positions as director of MACMC>tt1ui btsiness pl~g witb Albert Parvin Company, diredorofdes1gn for Lynne Paxton, general partner <Jf tbe MacMorris Partnersbip, gene ral mana ge r arid design dire~or with Gartside Design, and pro- J e c t dir ec t o r f o r Sapftier ·L erne r - Schind.ler/Environetics. He a lso is owne r of Gale MacMorn.sAssociates <GMA> Pla nning and Design. llOD GILLILAND or San Juan Capistrano has been named vice-president and corporate director of , sales and marketing at Ponderosa Homes. Gilliland has served as director or s ales for the Irvine Division since A pn I of 1978, and also served tn the same capacity ror the San Diego Division for an interim period Prior to joining Ponderosa Homes, Gilliland held the posi- ltonof sales and marketing direc- tor with William McCabe lac. of Anaheim for nearly three years. Ouring tha t lime. h e w as responsible for all marketing and sales operations at eight sub- divisions with a total s a les volumeinexcessof$2l million. Gilliland bas a lso been associated with the Wm. Lyon Development Company as a market research anaJyst. with Eagle Developme nt Company as di rec tor of marketi11g. and with American Ma nagement and Market.mg wh1tre he was responsible for m ark et ~a~ null1on. re:.ort-oriented town home develop· ~nt. CHARI.ES THEODORE SNELL or Laguna Beach. an industrial sales and leasing s pecialis t in the Newport HeaC'h office of Coldwell Banker Commercial Hmkerage Company. has been named nationwide res:ipienl or tht> company's Distinguis hed Achievement Awa rd. Snell's selection was based on tus "outstanding real estate marketing performance." Snell participated in 36 industrial sale and lease transactions w ith a total value of more than $45 SHEU. null1on during a 12·month period extending from J anuarv I lo December 31 . 1979 Snt-i'I began his Coldwe ll Banker career in 1977 in L'l<> company's N<•wport Beach o ffi ce. A native of Buffalo, N.Y . Snell attended Canisius College in Buffalo where he earned a bachelor of scien ce . . . . . . . . . . . . . :- CONDOMINIUMS BROKER CO-OP Dana Point From $79,950 1 2 ~8 o/o ~~~rf~~1details. Live m the ocean atmosphere above Dana Point Harbor. O Walk to marina and beach D 2 bedroom. 2 bath ~ U 1 bedroom and den ~.· .:-~ At Selva Road & Blue Lantern 11 -5 Dally Model 714/661·3679 Otte. 714/995-9281 'I Ah, th comt· #of horh deliv I • ..,_ • b•h•"' edmlnlat.raUoe. Prior to Jolnln1 ... ......,,., ruJ ~ta .. brokera1e company, he waa abrallerlDHew Yortl for lhl'M yean . Houaing Leader Cites Crippling Decline ID'ftSY P ... OADU of South La1una bat b9n a lated purcba1ln1 mana1er o f the McCarthy Company. a Santa Anabuedbome·bulldln1 nrm Rhoadet will Implement and overwe the letUn,1 of ell con· tnctt. plan reviJlona and help OOCll'dbWe new produeta. He au.ended Cltrua College in Aa.a and jolned the McCarthy Oxn&>U\y In llarcb lllO from tbe Wlillam Lyon Company. • .,., JON . SINCOCK bas been named ueoclate director or builder ne1otiatioos for the lrvi.ne Company's Community Development DlvWoo In bJ.t new pot1ltion, Sincock will coordinate and netO(iate land sales to builders and other ublic and private agencies, as well as various special projects Sincock has been with Market Profiles. an Irvine· based market research f\nn, whel'e he was director of operations and planning for two yea.rs, WAS H I NO TON -If the economJc Impact beln1 rett by the hou1ln1 Jnduatry were a pre ad a c rou the entire economy. the collapte would be greater Lhan that of lbe Great Depreaion in the ltaO'a, accord· ins to Dr. J ack Carlsoe, ex· e<:utive vice pr•ldent and chief economist ot t.M National Aa.o sociaUon of Realtors. Teattfyln1 before the Joint Economie Committee on ~ 1Df and the economy. Carlson said housing la being hurt mott now than at any time during the last 35 years. "EXISTING HOME sales are down by one-third from last fall and can be expected to declU>e even further,' be said. "Housing ,tarts are ,down by 42 percent from last year and are likely to drop even more. Rental housing construction is so low that the rental unit shortage will become more critical." ffoualna baa been bu.rt, be con· tlnued, ••-.of 10•rms abort and tone term lnt•rest rates. witb mortl•ee rates bavlnc in· created from 10.5 percent to 1S percent over the lut year. "Since 197t " Carlaon char1ed. "over ha ir of the ac. celeratlon of lnflatioo. whlcb has caused record high inte resl rate• and the near collapse of tbe boualng induatry, is at- tributable to federal government policies." AMONG '111E8E POiicies he ·cited bip deficit spending, too rapid growth in money suppty during 1977 1978 and 1979, and ex- cessive growth oHederal taxes "One hundred mJllion workers and business s)eople are not lbe major cause of 1aJloping infla· lion " Carlson said. "Compensa. lion per man hour has lagged be hind inrtat1on and profit m argins have decUned. "The most recent response by the federal 1overameat _te. bl&ber Jnllatloa and la&e,... rate1 " be tOatlnued •wu tDa , propoee even bJlher lllllatkle • and bi,._. lntereet rat.. ~ lbe next •lx montM aadl Pf'Omile to nlbt lDfladoD "lx rnontba, In t.be DHt • year. wbicb la conveniently • the November elect.Ion.•· • l • CA8L80N SAID that to add inault to injury. t.be 10 .. ,,..._ bas increased wage and pl1et regul.U.oo as a polit.lcal way to shift blame to worken and bait· ness people aod take t~e spotlight off the federal govern- ment . "The government's propoeed increase in inflationary ddlcit spending for the remainder ot this year and record increases in tax receipts for next year are contrary to the majority pre-• rerence of the people or this na- tion as indicated by our recent surveys,'' Carlson said . ln tbe past 12 years. his pro- fessional experien ce h as in- cluded management consulting to industry , manage m e nt • Wins Award "'•• ... ,, Keepayou on top of the local scene ... REAL ESTA TE SA• ESPEOPl.E engineering, resource planning, s111cooc and production management. He bas been a lecturer al numerous Americ an Manage m ent Association seminars on capital investment a nd finance. plan· ning for facility expansion, and has taught economic trends and finan cial m anagement on the college level Mike Sly. a senior at llunt1ngton Beach Hi gh Schoo l . has been awa rd e d a S3 00 r hem1ca l en gineer ln.: freshman scholarship by UC Berkeley. Bui/Jers Fill Real Estate Gap "Builders who a re able to fiJI a real et;tate gap in the market place and offer s pecific buying segments a quallty product, will build a solid re· puta tion and remain in business for years to come." sta tes Marianne Kavanaugh, marketing director for Ka.va naugh Enterprises. Inc . By following this philosophy, both Condo Project Set in Newport c;round bas been broken ~nd con !.lrucllon begun on Newport Knolls. a new Butler Housing Corporation tie velopment of luxury condomuuum~ m Newport Beach. According to a s pokesman for Butler. Newport Knolls -a series of 26 townhomes in a s mall, Cape Cod style setting is scheduled for a summer opening. Located rnuthwest of 15th a nd Superior on Monrovia, Newport Knolls will offe r one and two b<•droom floor plans in both two and thrN:·story elevations A landscaped grecn·belt area 1s also planned for the Newport Beach pro1ect the bu1ld10g firms of Covmgton Br othe rs a nd Kavanaugh En- terprises are able to pomt to lengthy histories of quality products and ~atisfied consumerl> AS GEORGE L1olios. vice pres1 . dC'nt of Covington relates. ·advanced market rest•a r C'h 1!> a primary nl'.'('t'ss1t) to any new home develop nwnt . lhe report" from any such .,tudy rreate lhe bottom hne feas1b11J ty -as to produC't type The l wo ex t•<·utive themei; a rc most readily ap parent tn the com punys J01nt ven lure proJect. Vista Del Montana~ 1n Palm Desert Accord.mg to Mr!> Kavanaugh, de tailed studtt>s 1nd1cated th~t the famous desert area offered bru.1cally three product types: low cOBt <SS0.000 to S60.000l s1ngle·fam1ly housing . condontlruum communities and b1gh cost ($250.000 and above) single- family developments This product mix cate red to both the vacatiorung and the year around homeowners. giving them a dlslinct I) diffe rent s et of advanta1tes llo~ever. fc:w developments offered a combmatton of planning efforh thal r~ult<'d tn a com muruty that wa !> s u1t1:d t o bot h o f th ese homeowner se~ments. "l chose Westcliff Grove for some very special reasons~' Tu· 111..'U?ltrorhood. th.. 1v7mt..., f\'fjtll /c" rile UU) nur /11TT11h '"~"· rn,. .... ·Tl. \/)1.11..-UJW, (Ol'IWl\k '!'\£ t.JnLJ rom/orwl"4·. From i34Q,(XX) It llh IX."-IWlldm,i: jl11@l0tl./ opt llJl'l\ fumuh.ed modds (BROKERS. TOO) FULL OR PART TIME For Max1mim Earnings. Interview With Us! Office Near 0 .C. A irport. Confidential! Call Ron Henry. Realtor. Sundays In the DAILY PILOT WORLDWIDE REALTY, INC . 979-6666 . The &qt ~uy In The . Palm Springs/Palm DeSert Arca Tt10U6AND PALMS CATH£DRAL CITY """"" ........ , . ._ ........... RAH CHO MIRAGE Be dmoni;: thl' "'"' JO huyt'f\ nf iht ... ~· spcctJt ulJr "nRI•• ldm1I~ hom4h . .ind Covmg1on 11.d".inJuith Dl'vt>lopnwnr will m.ik1• ~our pront 1p.il m11•11·'1 payment~ .ind Hom•'O"'n•>r' f Pi' payment\ throu~h Ot><NTibt•r l 1, 19e0 All you pdY ,, tl'l\U14n(t' .inli l.J\M Interest "gu.11.init"'<l JI todJ'r' prr 11,11ltng rdll'. nr f'vl'n fowc·r .ind 1h<'r•· •~ no prt"PJ\ m1•n1 PffiJlty on rhc lo.in. rHTERSTAT'E to I 1H' 1n J m.1tntf'n.inCt'·lr('\', privJlt' ,.:r ... ·n wnrld 1n PJlm Dewrt A lt•l\ur~· h 1•n\fronmf'nl ol plu\h grt>t"nbeh,, ~Jrdl'm "' '"''mming pooh, rh~rJpy pool' Jnd a c .Jwlr I'<' hft."1ylc d<."l•Rnt.'d 10 rrllP<'t 1h.· "''>nder ol •he d~ecr Model' on d1~l•y <,«lf"Ct from 1w11. thrN', Jnd lour- bt'droom hom1·'· ftlll'd w11h f1•Jtulf'\, o n p11\'Jll' lot'. From $7 4, 990 to $81, 990 \ ! ' . • • ! al Dou:r Dnw and Watd1fl m N t'U port Ba.ech. 0 J.I) 646. "(f} l . I l1AocniJ• '" '"'" ,.,elk.,,., ,,~,.,,,, (i'J•,)()oj: /'\: l' C~ingtonfbw~ n .JOS V•lenc1<1. P•lm ~ • 1714) J46.n66 • I • I • • • , l ------------:-. There ·a no piece IHI• home to enjoy en the comfort• of • aubsc:rtptlon to the Delly Pflot. After ell, what could be cozier then th• convenience and uvlnga over buytng n et the newaatanct? For aa lltde aa 14.00 a "'°""'• fOU cen Mve tM Dally Piiot right et your doofatep eech daJ. And what'• ewn Meter la that tM D•ty Pflot antvea tu•t wheft you uve tt .... to reed -...... , ewenlft99, weeMnd ~"I'· So go eftHd, !"'°1 ...... CICNRfaft• ........ dellvery ol the O•ty Hot. To -..n ...,...ate home deftvefy, can IU-4m. Or 1uat M In tM coupon aftd m8't to: Orange Coe .. D9lly f'ttot, Clrcutatton Dept .. P.O. aoa 1•. Coeea lleM, CA. t2t21. 642-4321 DAILY PILOT I I I I I >. 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He is buried about three miles out that.away. Where the Fort med to be." ••• FOltT SVllNEa WAS quite an outpost mer. DrcJpl oil ID tbe ..... Yoa'd tlllak" tbe1'd let 8Ub ... in ..... But DO. s... with that fence, I reckon we'll bave to put up Md,,_.l&cme ID a few,..,._ .. • n. ............ . ., ........ ._. .. •• Sllll .. caassmett .. .... Deity ...... 642·5'11 BILLY THE KID ESCAPE> FROM MARKED WINDOW IN LINCOLN COUNTY COURTHOUSE during tbe l880l5 and 18'105. Kit Canon rounded up all the Navajos and held tbetti here to decide wbet.ber they woWd put them up in Indian territory. Or let them stay int.be Southwest and sell blankets to the tourists. TDDAl'I CllSSlllD ftlZLI No rse Visit Slated Naturally they had to feed the Indians. And Texans like Colonel Goodnight and John Chisum and Oliver Loving began trailing Texas longhorns up to the market. .ACAOSS 1 BabylOnlan god 6 Deceive 12 Stepped 17 Ei>le 2t Large snalce 22 Mistreated 23 Old saymg 24 Btt>llcal Charect8' 25 Old playlog Catd 26 Trl\Jmphed 27 Pronoun 28 U S sa1ell1te 29 SouT fru11 30 Pluta! end- Ing 31 Ruthenium symbol . 32 Serpent · 34 Native of: Suttlx 35 Goll Club feature 38Aeduoe: Pr11fix 37 Art: Latm 311 Peep Show '2Condf110n 45 Chemical su11111 46 Ski event 49 Fotlt Pf'OllQS 51 8t1el 53 Hiatua 55Mcnd*s- ~ 57 lndlan Wgtlts 59 Begins 12 Exciamatoon 64 Morning prayer M Pry M lcyraJns 70 Pueblo Ind'- ans 72 Twangy 74 French 9CUlplOt 15 1 ConjUncilOl1 mari!J 76 Court Ilg, 152 Elcist 15 Per sonallty 77 Olgrapl) 154 Has atatua 16 -Moines 78 Turne out 156 Together· 17 Alone W81'dl Preli• 18 AtOINtlC 80 Pretend. 158ShMp hetb 2words genus 19 Sll0"1S 82 Driveb~ 160Chlnese 20 ArlOlnl. 84 Snare pagoda Ar eh. 86 Abandons 161 Former 33 NllfCOhC 88 MOfoccan Prefix shn.lb city 162 EngllSh rove. 35 Harbinger 90 Setbacks 163 Marble 38 Bridge term 92 Eurylus's 16S5Quate 40 Chemical daughter measora tlndlng 94 Monlley's 166 Phlhppone 41 Lamprey kin tree tiar.man 96 Baseball 168 Greek letter 43 Exclama- 1eam 170 Geotogtcal lions 97 Venosh basln 44 Voungsiers 102 Object 171 Glens 46 Extras 104 SOl'n& sculp-172 Ogles 47 Arab state lures 174 Memento 48 Iron, e g 109 ASian lake 175 B1bhcal 50 Relish 110 Begin kingdom 52 Attends to 2wO{dS 176 Luges. a 9 53 Yawned 112 Blblieal city 177~ces 54 Vita! 114 Danlah city 178 Lean 56 Stair face 115 College deg. 58 J-1sn core-116 Printing DOWN mony measure 60 -deum 118 Pun1hve 1 Old· 61 Fllc;t\ 120 DreatN: Fr. lashtoned 63 Painful 122 Pigs 2 Degrade 65 Of birth 123PhateS 3 Indus trfti.s-67 Mature 126 lnloUfgent man 69 Tree fluid• 128Cheat at 4 WilllOU1 eth-71 Denude c:airdt lea 73 Lobete 130 Blblleal 5 Nom1al 75Ben-. name 6 Gracltlet Scottlatl 131 Overjoyed 7 Black peak 133 Rader's kon 8 Oltne moon 79 Ceues 135 Rail blrda 9 Pronoun 81 ldenhh• 137Worm 10 Bad mark 83 Slow· Mus. 138 Royal 11 Dutch com-85 Sun deity 140 IO name mune 87 Slumber 142 Settler t2 MuSCOll'f 89 Cyatic 144 Cricket term duck growth 147 Automaton 13 Mine PAS· 91 Peruses 149 India's sages 93 Diner neighbor 14 ln581'11on 96 Laupollle SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ANSWERS 97~ mothers 98 Attgrt 99 Continent: Abbr. 100 Vinegar 101 Russian hemps 103 Wanders 105 Tanoan Indian 106 Joiner t07 Slaves 108 Prophets 111 Indian ruler 113 Indian S1ateemen 117 Taxi tlmera 119 SoVH!t hero 121 Danube tnbutwy 124 Monndon Cfye 125 Lily 127 P.ath 129 Slash 132 Pat 134 RumOfg 136 Rotor nous- ings 139S1te 14 1 HaO<aw let- tM 143 Glossy Pllint 144 Hatangue 145 Mllrlne 148 Aon\lrl robe 148 Canted 150 Metric unit 152 Start 1S3 PreetM 1~5 Hindu grant 15 7 Di90fder 159 Beef lat 163 Paid notlcea 164 Four Qll. 165 Bobhcal long 167 Donkey 169 Guido's note 173 While A field study course tha t enmines the land, people and history of Norway will be offered fo r t he first time by Orange Coast College this s ummer . Students enrolling in· t he t hree-unit course will visit the "Land of the Midnight Sun" June 15 through July 2. Course instructor Vi· vian Curtis was born and educated in Norway, and has taught Norwegian language at OCC for four years. Pre·lrlp class m eet- ings a.re scheduled for Saturdays, May 10, 31 and Jun e 7 fr om 12:30-2:30 p.m . in Room 221 of OCC's· Uterature and Language Building. Students will arrive tn the town of Bodo. locat- ed above the Artie Cir- cle where tbe summers have no nigbt.s. The tour will then turn south wilb stops along the way in Trondhe im, Dombas, Olde n . Sogndal, Gud- vange n a nd Oslo. Time a lso will be spent in the south coast fishing viUages. . Cost of lhe 18-day trip 1s $2,100. The fee in - cludes roundlrip airfare, g round transportation . hotels. two meals per day. and sightseeing ex- c ursions Registration deadline is May30.CaU556·5693. Figurine l mportam COLLINSPILLE. Ill. CAPl -A stone fi gure considered of nat ional significance h as been unearthed along the In· lerstate 270 highway construction alignment at the Cahokia Mounds State Park west of here . "l would rate at as a 9 or 10 on a scale of JO for relic value." said James P orter, director of a Univers ity of Illinois - Urbana project to ex· tract artifacts. Th e 8·1n c h well · preser ved bauxite figurine. estimated to be about 700 years old, is a detailed likeness of a woman carrying a hoe and kneeling on a snake· like creature with a Jaguar head whose tail split.a into a pair of vines beartq pnts. . • * * our OF ALL TRIS cattle business came tbe Lincoln County war. 1be most energetic gunner was William Bonney. Bil- ly the Kid, a juvenile delinquent who has become a sort of American folk hero. Though he did NOT kill 21 men by the time be was 21. More likely eight. But he was bad enough. After be kiJled Sheriff Brady, they jailed him in the county courthouse at Lin- coln. I drove over on a bliuardy day, soow chains rattling on the road. 1bey've made a little museum with The Kid's letters in a glass case on the ground floor. Most of them are to Gov. Lew Wallace. The Kid bad more complaints about his coming hanging than a housewife over the quality of chuck roast. (Uncoln is ao nnaU now that the population doesn't show m an atlas. But the~ at ~u told~ b!I phone: "That's an the SieTra Bl.an.ca. It's become a popular ski resort Jor folk.3. !Tom the Tezas Panhandle. They get about 26,000 a year.") Finally the Kid broke jail, shot two de- puty sheriffs. And one night, Sheriff Pat Garrett killed him on the porch of Pete Maxwell's ranch house at the old Fort. He is buried in the cemetery. * * * 111ERE IS A LITl'LE board shack museum at the old cemetery They sell children's bow and a rrows. soft drinks and postcards of the grave. That grave is out in back, in a weedy yard full of worn down stones. oil cans and junk. It 1s marked by a big white stone sur- rounded by hi gh cyclone wire fencing. Even so the stone is badly chipped down • * • THE LADY IN THE MUSEUM said she didn't know how the tourists get through the fence to chip at the stone. Chipping gravestones is a hard occupation. But tourists have chipped away three com- plete stones over Sam Bass. Three. includ- ing a full ·size s tatue, over Wild Bill Hi ckock This is the second stone over Billy the Kid. The stone savs : "Tom O'FDlliard, died December. 1880. Charlie Bowdre, died December. 1880. William Bonney. alias. Billy the Kid ." "Big Foot Tom'' O'Folliard and Charlie Bowdre were killed when The Kid was first captured for the Brady !tilling. At the top of the tombstone, it says: "PALS." • * * THE IADY IN THE MUSEUM lives next door. She said this was the second stone over the grave . "You notice the footstooe is gone on Billy's side?," she asked. ''That f ootstone was bolted down to concrete. Two big iron bolts through it. The stone weighed 2SO pounds. "Well, one morning l woke up and went out to look at Billy. That stone was gone! And there wasn't a dent in the I ence ! .. BOW 'nlEY DID THAT, I'll never know. Some tourist got that atone. But TOUR tRINA S2,71s.OO SAYE DJO PER COUPLE N<:IN IS THE TIME to experience Ctitna- before oommerclallam changes the current MMEET THE PEOPLE" ai>Pfoach to tounsm. Depart July I rwturNng Juty 'Z1with2 nights Mantia, 12 nights within the People's Repub- lic of China (visiting Peking, Shanghai. Hangchow. Kweflln, Canton) and 3 nights In Hong Kong. This unbelievably low rate includes all transportation from the"Weet Coat, all .c- oommodatk>na (With defwce hotela In Manila and Hong Kong), sightseeing, au meal• wtthln China, visa fees and pcoceealng and a Kuonl Tours professional Toof OirectOf. En- 1oy the experience of a lifetime at the best dollar value. Immediate reservations are mandatory. F0t furlher tnformatton call collect. 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Yes it's true that hJgh institut ional interest rates make it difficuJt to buy. however, more sellers are assisting 1n the financing of homes ror sale than ever before at reasonable rates, and without costly loan fees or prepayment penalties, plus many existing loans can be assumed at the old rates. Don't delay buying for inst1tultonal rat~ to go down because when they do pent-up demand will causl' prices to again rise abruptly. We have access to limited properties with as little as lOUk down and any number of today's best values can be bought for 25% or more down, all without the aid of new institutional 1st trust deeds. Call us. Wl' can locate your desired property and are specialists in creative fimmcing arran~ements you can benefit hy. nigel Bai~'! anJ-4-jJociateJ 644·7211 ------SPYGLASS SHOWPtlCI WfntAVIEW! 1bas ellQLUitely decorat· ~ 3 Bdrm home bas 1l all from ocean and bay view to the lush land.supin3 and ncb neutral decor. 2r1d trust d eed or l€lase/opt1on terms available. 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The OWDel" ia anxious and wll I fmmce with ZS% down. ~ 511fr2J880 ASS1••LOAMS $104,000 131/"'9 M g !' cwA, bilhlJ QI>-..... s Bdrm. a beth maa1ion. Oa b•1e wooded kit. Large bdrm.I + die end diainl room witb quaUt1 bullttn cabinets and shelving. Quality w a ll decor thruout. A mus t see 1141,000. Call now! 5tW3l3 • • O#'IN 1110• 11\IUN101<1 N<I• ~TH[ RrAl ~:.,,\ ESTl\][R) macnab I Irvine reeltg A SUBSIDIARY OF TH£ IRVINE COMPANY Exclusive 2 bedroom. 2 bath. den and formal dining room. Large pri- vate cul-de·sac lot with swimming pool and professional landscaping. Gate guarded, 24 hour security. pri· vale beach and clubhouse, tennis courts too! • Owner rinance with 201>10 down • r\ll·lnclusive Trust Deed at I 3~o • t1o Loan Points • $326.500 • ASK FOR BOB BUCK - specializing in Exclusive Laguna Beach Area Properties. 955·1570 .,_,AofilZI, 191D UDO IA YRlOMT 4 bedroom contemporary home with 16xl8 family room + den. Pler & slip for 40' boat. Located at choice spot overlooking Balboa Bay Club. Owner will assist with financing. On ly $975,000. P&flMSULA TltftEX Owner's unit with deck facing the oceanfront. Rent the other's for income too. Owner will carry a 2nd. At a bargain for $230.000. HAllOI HIGHLANDS 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, perfect family home m a rural settin~ with many fruit trees. Walk to schools and shops. Just steps away from the prestigious Dover Shores. Offered at a low price of $149,900. au-~ COTTAGE Wh y pay m,'<' o l -~can h~ve this cozy 2 L~ D· home Just steps from the beac..:.. / for a mere µn ee> of $129.900. . NEWPORT PENINSULA REAL TY 673-3355 St-II with EASE' Trade your Old :.luff for I new good1~s with 41 Oa:.sifted ad. 6'&2-56711 lt'i. a BRt;EZE (,,asstf1ed Adi. G42 5678 (JranJ Opening efuxurg ConJoj Newpart Heights $90,000·Sl 75,000 Elegant spacious 1. 2 & 3 be droomst 2 bath s. Sky lJg ht.s, fireplaces, pool. Creative financing available. Open d a ily U-6. 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WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOUI HOMI IS WOUH? A computerized market analysis of your home is available by calllng H a rbor Realty. No cost. No obligation. Some ~ about tt. we • have it -computeriZed m.mrbtirur • ,.Let our experimce work tcr'"icu~ Sund1y,Apn121.1eeo KEEPS EYES ON THE SKY Air Force Gen. Davtd C. Jones TESTIMONY TO CONGRESS One of Chelrman'• Meny Duties HARD WORK R!OUIAES FITNESS Gen. Jonee Jop, Pteya Racquetbell NATION ...... .,......... Joint Odefs' Chairman Stresses Readiness WASHTNGTON (AP> -When Gen David C Jones, chairman of the Joint Chiefs or Staff. flies anywhere , 1t 's always by Air F orce plane. And when he climbs aboard, he invariably turns left toward the cockpit. He can ny just about anythrng 10 the Air Force inventory. and he does. On a nostalgic v1s1t to Minot, N.O • where· he grc•w up. J om•s piloted a Lockheed J cts tar C 140 .. THAT'S THE ADVANTAGE of being chief." ht> said with i.I grin after landin~. "I can still n y everything l get into " As chairman of the Joint Chiefs and. in effect, the nallon·s top military man. he ser ves as the chief military adviser to the pres1· d('nt. the National Security Council , the secretary of defense and Congress. The four-star Air Force general became fascinat ed with fl) mg as a kid, watching planes at a grassy airstrip at Minot. He enlisted in the Army Air Corps in 1942. when he was 20, and spent World War ll as a flying instructor. He saw combat. however, in Korea and Vietnam. JONES. AS CHAIRMAN, STRESSES mihtury readiness and ~ays the nation has "never been ready for war ·· It 1s floe. he says, to dl•velop soph1st1cated weapons ror the future, but not at the cost of neglecting present-day needs. ~very Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday aft ernoon he meet~ \\1th the other service chiefs in "The T ank," a gold·carpet<.'<i room near the nver entrance or the Pentagon. Jones is addicted to work, associates s ay. He is in his office from 7 a m. to 8 pm. on a typical c.la y and at 7:30 a m . on Saturdayi,. Because or the time he must spend on paperwork. he·:. had a s pecial desk cons tructed so he cao work standmg up. RE CAL1.S IDMSELF "a little of a health nut." He jogs about three m ales lo work and plays racquetball often, tennis and golf less often •. and .skis and scuba dives when be gets a chance. He enjoys reading history and best sellers, both fiction and nonfic· lion. Associates say he 1s "not a social animal," but he and Mrs .Jone!> ente rtain members of Congress. government offi cials and v1Mtrng foreign m1JJtary leaders 3bout once a week. Jones often te!>t1f1cs before Congres!> and speaks to audiences around the country. . Wherever he goes. he tnes to inspect nearby military instaUa· llons and get close to the ll"OOpS. Typically, on a tnp to Camp LeJeune, N.C., he ~k a ride aboard an amphibious landing craft. Sons' Lives Wasted? Ohio Town/ olk Contemplate Their Loss~s Ed1tor·s Note: AsSOC1'lted Press rorre~ George Esper cov- ered the Vietnam War Jor JO yeor: lie j1rst m&ited Beoll.tvilli'. Oluo. 111 May 1976 to take a look at an area that hod been hard hit by the 1001"1 camuiUles. He returned there re· 1•ently /or another look, morlmlg tM 11/lh ruzniver30ry of the /all of South Vtt'lnam on Apnl 30, 1975. By GEORGE ESPER BEALLSVlLLE. Ohio CAP> - Jack PiUman's clothes. the Pur· pie Heart fro m Vietna m . the foot ball lette rs he won at Bc a llsv11le High School, the memories of his yout h, are locked in a cedar chest But his parent~. Earl a nd M aegene Pittman. cannot lock their only son. their only child, the bitterness of Vietna m , out of their hearts They cannot taJk about it and cannot look inside the cedar chest of anguish. even now, 14 years after his death JACK PITTMAN was one or the more than 57,000 Americans who died in m1hlary service m Vietnam. Ile was 20 years old. Six other young men from this rural southern Ohio a r ea or v1 II ages and townships. a ll ~raduates of Beallsville High, were C'asualtics or the war. Seven lives was a propor· t 1onately high price for this s mall region of m1dwestern America lo pay. lt focused na· t1onal attention on the townspeo· pie, who weren't used to it and felt uncomfortabl e and exploited in their sorrow. HARD-WORKING people like the Pittman family and the fa milies of Ken Rucker a nd Robert Lucas, who believed in Vietnam in the '60s. s till carry M·ars . Time has eased the hurt for some Maegene Pittman 57, is suf· fering from cancer ahd is unable t o walk by herself. Earl Pitt· man. 59. is exhausted with work at the a luminum plant and worry. Pittman says Vietnam tore bis wire apart. "ll's pretty rough on her, I'll t ell you. She just goes to pieces. She doesn't talk about it much any more like she used to. "YOU LOSE your only son. only kid you had. My wife's down, nobody to take care of her. It's hard to find people to come take care of things.'' On April 1, he moved his wife into a nursing home. "It's an awful worry." he says. "I take heart pills, nerve pills, sleeping pllls . But you have to cope with it." When b1I wife was able, they visited their son's grave just about every week. Up until a few years a10, Mae1ene Pittman used to look at the reminclers of ber IOD and start cryint; 0 NOI' ANY more, she don't ," 1ay1 Pittman. "We 1ot a cedar cbelt and put everything ln lt. Hts clothes. He got a Purple Heart. We put that in it. You know, he's a football player, and sbe even lot a football in there for hlm. It hasn't even been -----______ ,.,.._ TIME EASES PAIN Ken Aucbr, Son'• Med8ta opened ror. I don't expect . a cou· pie or years.'' When his son went to war, Pitt· man was proud or him and felt it was bis duty. Today he feels his son's life was a waste . "That's right. Hell, they take a hill one day and give it back to them the next. I don 'l see where he accomplished anything. What did they do? They didn't get noth ing, give it a ll back to them." KEN RUCKER, 54, shares P ittman's feelings . His son, Richard. 20, the oldest or seven children. WU tilled by fsiendly fire on Memorial Day 1968. Richard wrote his father that be had a premonition that be would be kille d because he bad escaped death eo many times. "I lost a son and, really, for what? I keep uk:ing myself this question. What the helJ did we gain? We 1 ained not.bing. We Jost." A h~ school photo of Richard sits ln the living room. His medals, a Purple Heart, tbe . . -... -. --. - Bronze Star. a Vietnamese com m e nd a t ao n . u ll awa rde d posthumously. hang 1n a frame on th(' wall. "HE TREATED m e the ~l of the children I got, .. S3)'S RuC'ker ... I sent him to college He graduated. All for what ? To go be a dirt pounder In Vietnam. which he believed in, a nd 106e his li fe. ·'The more l thin k about it. the less sense it makes. And I think an.> one "ho dwells on it or digs mto 1t feels thr same way." Time perhaps has helped ease the pain of the d eath of his fa vot1te son, the son he will always remember as playing Pop 1n "For Pop·s Sake." the high school l'lass play or '65. "I don·t wl•ep as much as did . but 1t will be with me the rest of my ltfe." ROBERT LUCAS, a 49-year-. old dairy farml'r. i,ays the death of hi s son. W1llt am, 20. ··was for nothing. You never get over al. You JU.St learn to live with 1l. Time makes 1t a Ltttle easier " Lucas has six other children ranging in age from 12 to 28. in· eluding one son who as in the Marine Corps and another in col· lcge "You got everyday living," he says. "You can't sit around and mourn a death forever or you'U go nutty." Everyday laving goes on. The Vietnam War, which ended five years ago when the Saigon gov· ernment surrendered lo North Vietnam, has given way to talk of inn atioo. oflayoffs at the mines. THE LITrLE farmer who was a round durin~ the Vi etnam years has JUSt about vanished, c rowded out by rismg prices. New coal mmes have replaced hi m. spawning growth. The en· v1ronment and the economy have become issues and forced cyclical layoffs. "The Vietnam War is over." says Mrs. Delores Burrow, the town clerk. She is busy with the 1980 census. The population of Beallsville ls listed as 458 ln the 1970 census, but Mrs. Burrow says it has grown because of the coal mines. Some of the men who came hom e from Vi etnam, like Dan Kuhn. 30, are working lo the mines and raising families. KUHN IS mature now, with a wire and three children to take care of. He was a scared kid of 19 when he was drafted into the Army and sent to Cambodia to fight during the 1970 invasion. "You never forget about Viel· nam," be says. "I think of It almost every day. You look back and you think of some things that happened in Vietnam, some of my friends bein1 killed. No way you can forget about IL "Nothlng's worth somebody's Ure. But now that I look back, I think maybe we did some 1ood. We did some bad, too. I hope that. there's never another Viet· nam. Thal'• the good I bope we did. I hope thal my two boys nevn have to to to 1ervice." A_......._ ........ WISHING THAT HIS TWO SONS WILL NEVER HAVE TO DO MILITARY SERVICE Amid Yletnltm ~ v.-.n Dan Kuhn Hope• TheN Won't 8e Another Conflct Task Traded for Taxes Unpaid City Bills Paid Through Work HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) -Low-Income homeowners ln Hartford. Coon., wbo fall behind In city property tax payments are being allowed to work off their debt by performing all kinds of tasks for the cash-strapped city. The scheme, called the "ln·klnd Services Pro- gram." remains unique amon.c America's cities after four years of operation in Hartford. AS DESCRIBED BY David Har1reaves. the city's property control oft\eer who~ tbe progam, it allows low·income lDdiYlduala or families to perform jobl for the clt7 to work oft up to $2,000 \n propertf toes. The program allo 11 available to people bavt.nc trouble paytn1 motor vehicle tuee. The idea wu conceived in 1175 by tbea·Deputy Mayor Nicholas Carbone, a nationally known urban innovator, 1tbo realised tbat tuN were eoartni alon1 with tbe clty's jobl .. rate. Tu re· Uer was necessary, especially for persons oa ftxed incomes. Both the city and the tupayer Randa to la.la from the scheme. Tbe homeowner aw6dl be1ns foreclosed, and the clly not only noldl tbe costs of forecloainl the home, but also geta certain jobs done that it otberwiae couldn't afford. ABOUT llt INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES have participated in the procram since it be1an, about 75 percent of them 55 yean old or older. Each bad averaae tax bill.a of $975. They are people, says Hargreaves, "with a strona wortk ethic, who'd rather do sometbinC for the cit)' than accept a bandouL" What tbey receive for tbe wort depends on tbe job, but tbe ...... la from ., .. -bow' to .... for more blCblY lkWed taab. In Mell cue, tbe ~ la less tun net • replar dtJ worker woald .... and lbe paycheck IOH dlndtJ to tbe tu colledor."' A pencm mult pay oft Ills tu debt with CltJ wort wltbla tbe fllcal year tbet tbe tu la owed. A person's Job quallfteaUona are matched with lbe city's aeedl. ONE RETIREE, FOa instance, had H · tensive business and enalneerllac skills. and did a study on why some 6ualaean were lea0:t. HartfQtd. As a resul&. city Cllnde1I med tbe • ln11 to belp persuade otber IM•.,. .... to 1ta1. NEWS FEATURES RecoriU :Altered· Troubadour WASHINGTON <APl -The Coll tit Entrante A N P'RANCl SCO <AP> Emeat Tubb, Eumlnallon Board. try-wb~t' 80l'll5 hav~ pour'f'd rmm honky-tonk Juktl ing to bHd off le t di"· .. boxe ·r()f' almost 40 yean, aa.ys th~ f'\lcord an cloau~ le,taJ•Uon. wlll dustry ha.a dnerted tru~ count.I}' mwllc ror 1 bybnd dJac 10&e mote inlorma lbnt &ttl«•lell hi 1 bucb buU1n 'l country. Uon lo hlgb school :.tu-And the 66 year-old Graad Ole Opry nteran, d ents »bout th u kuown 8 tM T~ua Troubadour. nld he t>eUev Scholastic Aptltudt> radio slaUon .hare tbl' blame wlth lhe re~ord Teat. com panle&. The bonrd will let thi.6 1.S million JW\lor · and seniors who ll:tke the SAT each yt.tar buy bad: their answer ebttt.s and a scorinc key to tn~ur~ their r esults w ere scored COl"T'ttUy. THE SAT questions will not be returned. but the board wall let the one million Juniors wbo tak4! th e Pre l1m1n ary Scholastic Aptitude Test each faJI have back both the mult1ple ·c hoi ce questions and a nswers at no extra c h a r g~ These students also \\Ill get a complete practice exam beforehand. ''If the re is e duca- t ion a l va lue t o the publicatio n of tests, it will ot·cur before the stu· dents take the SAT for real. not afterwards . " said board prt•sident George Hanford. II E TOLO d ne\.\ s C'O~ ference that the board st ii 1 opposes test d 1 s- closure la \\'> such as the one that took effect in New York st ate .Jan I The SAT c·osts S8 25, except in Ne" York. where 1t 1s $10 For S4 fl5 extra. New Yorkers ~ct back both the questions and a nswers Hanford said the national r~ for gettint? SAT a ns \\ <'rs back has not been ~ct. but wall be ··well undt•r S4 .. THE PSAT costs S3 25 It is also the qualifying exam for National Me rit Scholarsh1 ps. Steve Solomon or the New York Public In- terest Research Group, which lobbied for the state's l a w, s aid the boar d was being less open than ~ponsors or la~ school and graduate S<.'hool adm1ss1on tesL'>. who have agreed to na- tionwide lest disclos ure BILLS MODELED on N ew York's law have b een introdu ced 10 Congress and io more th an a do £c n s t a t e legis latures. Ha nford also said the board will use ouls1d{• revi e we r s to sc r <'l'O S AT qu esti o n s ror racial. cultura l or -..ex· ual bias. ATOMPIANT FOR CH/NA TOKYO CAP> China will build its first nucle ar power plant al She n zhen. across the border from Hong Kong, the Japanese newspaper Yomiun Sbimbuo re - ported . "ALL VO a MAJOll COMPANIES HAVE quit l'OW'llry musl<'."' Tubb &aid lo an interview btifortl isintcina to• near elloot crowd or youna &&nd old tans at a Slan t"rMnc ust·o club "M06t ot tht> major r t"<"<1rd companies are let ting their rounlr) itrfists go and nrt.• trymg to find this new a rtist. whut they call progresMv .. t.·ountry trytng to sell a malllon rec<>rdb " he b&ld Tubb ils qwck to point out that artists such as APWi ......... 14 COUNTRY BOY Ernest Tubb W 1ll1t· Ne l i.on and Wa y l on J e nnin g s, whose rt>cord~ re~uJar I) make the <.'hurt:,, Mng ··real" country It's the poh~hcd re· cordings designt.·d t o wm wide based. appeal, oCtcn fNtturmg s ingers with virtually no coun- try music expcrient't'. thul upset tum. "An artist singing with a 30 pi ece or chestra with a violin section Just iso't coun try music." Tubb said "Now the violtns are all right if they 're phiycd hke a fiddle. A riddle section is something else." TUBB. WHO LEFT DECCA RECORDS tn 1975 after JS year.., said the company Mopped promot· mg his 39 albums He now records for Cachet. a Canadian mail order firm. Jim Foglesong. president of the Nas hville d1\'is1on of MC<\ Records, formerly Dc.-cca. said. · We sold a lot of records with Ern<'st at one lime and we put him with the Andrews Sisters and Red F'oley. What ha ppened to tum 1s what ha ppens to most artists -after so m any years, you don't sell so many records." "The people running the companv now. thev don 't know nottung about count ry music." he said "They wouldn't know a country artist. Some or lht'm don't even know Ernest Tubb." T UBB STARTED SINGING HIS MELLOW, nasal-sounding brand of country music In his na t1v<.' Texas 46 years ago. He moved to Nashville and Joined the Opry in 1943 and was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1965. ''To me. country music is from your heart and soul -it's your life," he said. Tubb's "I'm Walkio' the F1oor Over You." re- corded in 1941, still rates stand ing ovations wher ever he performs. •nd that could be jus t ( ~ ~"IWILLE) a bout anywhe re. Last l ~~ year he and his band. the S()lJND T exas Troubadours, performed 202 days and were on the road 270 days, traveling 120,000 miles in their customized bus. Country m usic. like that sung originally by .Jimmie Rodgers and Ha nk Williams, and' now by such artists as J ohnny Cas h. Roy Acurr. Me rle Haggard. Loretta Lynn and Kitty Wells. has been the backbone of the recording industry. Tubb said . "WHEN NOTHING ELSE WAS SELLING. when they ar e having these dry spells. they could survive• on country mus1<.'," he said. '·But QlOSt of them have forgotten tha t now." The companies a re trying to please country fans by adding a bit or rock ·o· roll and a little 1azz to country songs written for artists wbo call themselves country singers. he said. MaJor record labels say they don't record what Tubb considers real country music a ny lon~er because radio stations won·t play it. he said. '"THE STATIONS SAY THEY CAN'T play it becaUS<' the companies won't make it." he said. "Eac h or them IS passmg the buck. They're both wrong. They 're both to blame ·• But Tubb said country music will survive "in spite or them" because a few independent com · panies still believe in it. The proJe<:ted nuclear powe r station will be equipped with two light-' water reactors with a total output capacity of 900,000 kilowatts. "You'll go through this phase or what they call modem country music. and then it will play out," he s aid. "They'll realize they have lo go back to __________ doing more country." 1'allegof Sua 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 HitJ,1,,,..... .. 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M 7 ""-" . ···········-l'ont.ac .•...........• -~rd ••••• ········.,. Veu ....•••..••..•.•.• 974 ......... .-. Going Into Business? • .... Acwll rt, ,., ............................................ .... ,.,.. 1002 ••• , .. BEST IN BLU~FS ........ z ... •..._°"'9m * Ct tn.t ~ • • AJ.t.J». .. 0 UMT, &.Aa61ST l.uYL 3 Bdrms .. ram . rm .. 2 ba.. s hutters, tile. Van Luit papers: 1800 sq. rt. Cul de sac. Wrap·a.round patio. $195.000 OPIM 1·5 42l OM>A CV. Ot lll1t POrul.AA.Q-ft.AM. 2100 Sq. ft ., 3 bdrm .. 21h ba .. form. din. Conversation area around frplc. Large assumable loan. Only $179.500. OPIM 1·5 Z'31 li9UITA CY. Ullllwo1aJ LIEAS6-0l'T10H TO PUICHASI. 1 Year : lovely 3 bdrm. end unit. $205.000. $20.000 Down, $1200 Month. HELEN 8. DOWD IEALTC>a, IMC. 644-0114 Lkt & .., WHtt .... &p.t11 • &g Can'l°n h sf a., IR tMs P""fi9om _.... Ma•d i1t a pen.a. M'tfflMJ • priYGh ~ • sac. l ldnfts., l ltath1. Mad .. • MC...,, ROOIR for pool $315,000. OPEN 1-5 I 5 RUE MARSEILLE ·~·~§ 'INC 600 New Pon Center Drive • 64()-6500 SPYGLASS BA RGAIN FANTASTIC TERMS Tran~forrC'd 0""11er w ill earn 1st T D ~· t OML Y t Z°to. Go r g.eous ext.·c·u ta .. C' h ome f ea tur i n ~ 4 b4:drooms. 21 :o baths a nd a lot more Corner l(){·a t1on. room for a pool. A steal at $395.000. 14 MONTEREY CIRCLE OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 HARBOR VIEW HOMES TWO ''Mon aco" models with excellent financing available . 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Great locations near pool & green belt. 1979 PORT NELSON $189.500 1H06 PORT WHEELE R $20.5,000 OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 SPYGLASS EXECUTIVE HOME O wHr will 011111 witt. f l.-.chtCJ. I mmaculate . professionally decorated. Many s pecial features PORTSMOUTH model 3 bedroom. 21'2 baths -possible 5 bedrooms or separate family works hop. in-law q ua rters. POOL and s pa. S439.SOO. llG CANYON ELEGANCE Popular Versa illes model. F..nd of a C'ul de s ac. From dramatic entry, two story Liv in~ room and formal d1n1n g a f a nt as t ic \'iew of mountains a n d ~ol f course. Fabulous master s uite on first floor a lso boasts s ame view. Three bedroom s uites w ith their own baths complete this exciting home. Gua rde d ga t e comm unit v . F I NAN C I NG AVAILABLE Sfj75.f)~ CORONA DEl MAR llG BEACH Choice location on 45 · lot. steps to Ocean Bl vd. a nd Big Corona beach. Fantastic potential. 2 Bedroom front house + 2 Bedroom guest house . $395.000. SPYGLASS LOT Custom homesite . one of the last vie w lots remainin~. Views of o cean . Ne wport H a rbo r a rrd Fashion Is la nd. Call for terms & information. $550.000. BAYCREST Ivan Wells built 3 bedroom home lots of wood and glass characterize California free Uving . Pool. deck a nd cabana . Dramatic floor to ceiling fireplace. $197 ,500. STARTER IMVESTMEMT Eas ts ide Costa Mes a duplex. Ide nti ca l 2 Be droom homes. Recently refurbished. Only $139.500. Excellent financing. COUNTRY W ESTATE-SAii 11111 ................. + ...... ~ ....,._"'·POOL ... ..._. o-ltr titre ........ •••c•cl te Slt•.ttf. '31·1400 MINI ESTATE RIEi-CHAU.DiE ............ Mcwpert leclll• ... _... appuit-'ty for t11e,..... .._ Hfoys • clH•·•' ••cl deceret ... clulrMJI. ~OF A KIND~ lt,tt e....wtt1t1be•aa•1,S..._...,..-, room_....._.._._ .. ,.... spa ..ct 91'l'llCMll ...... Siu' 1d .... wi•dows tll1ro•9ito•t. lrl .. Y••r iM91Jill:atio9! OWNf' wll •1dl •JI for •-a :tr,.....,,--. ...... $115.000. 6l 1-1400. "' *BEAUTIFUL BAYFIONT COllO Spocao. .... ,... .... 2 ....... CMd l bc6s ..ct .,.Ho OM THI 'WA Ta. ~ bayftwl •l.w. lcMlt sip ......... S1tbmit creati.. flna•cht1 s11Clt as IN~ /optioft. CORtt"oct or 1 .e.c.d to $480.000! 631-1400 PICTURESQUE 2·STORY HOME O w11er will assist witlt fl•a•ci•9. Profeuia•.., dKorahd ... Nii -~ So "'°"Y s.pKial ,._.,. H iec~ ill Hlk l bdr"' ltotw, H e lt a s Fr-Helt doors, mod.,-Mite wttll spa & VIEW. Shop dow" i~ l"OOllt .ct bf'Hkfast rooa Views fr'Olft llpfMf" bedrOCMM. A pevftd holfte for tff f....tty tttcrt ..tft loMs kJ..,iw.ty. $375.000. 631-1400 TWO DUPlEXES CORONA DB. MA I. Two .. ,. ......... ....._ C. frwt ~ wttlt I bdrw .... office. flnplu• & ~ li:itdaiN. 1..-qe MOdlt .. ......or 2 Wr-apt w I deck. Owweor wil CST"f hd TD a•d a cc•pt low ca s lt d ow•. $240.000. 67)..6900 2. Two _... ill o ... loc.alloa. OW., b•t witlll clllar• a •d opport .. lty. W ac •At; 2 ...., wittt 2 & I bdrw .-.S. Low C.-..... e 011 llf TD _. owe w TD. sz2s.ooo. '7W900 GRANllOSE-fOIEYEI VIEW fahhu ._.,. Sa•p1rt _.. wMt If t I J POOL & SP A. th• .. 411cer- ~ J w,.....•ttud•tllh6 be~ ....,... ........ 1pl1, ....... di•itMJ ,.._, ..... M•_.., roe& A jifi fad......, ............. loc ..... -Sp,._ Hil. SUS.GOO-'31·1400 EXCLUSIVE-NEW HOME 0. ...... l.a.d ilt a ..... Re~ u ar ttw loyiroet. Tltis 2...tory. 4 be-d. 009' ..... is sffl ..... C 11 f iidlo9 Gltd Y'Olf ccm dtooM yow a.. ~. A ...ity~ .,. .. ~--.... f'IM'St .......... $525,000. 671-6900 •BAYFRONT-MOTIYATED OWNER Has ~ ill Howoii a.ct Is rNdy to mo.,.. s.ti.ff ott.n ol9d o.....-wil auist with fh•a•ci11q. b joy th ~ of loyiroaf & bNclll l•iltq f,.,,... tws P' ~ wHti a 60' boat sip. pills r'OOlll for 2 ott.f' bo4lh. Is MW ..ct os a 0...-• wittt 2 bedra Dim wJL C-a.. eoMly eo91~ to a ~ ....... s I ,050,000. 631-1400 FABULOUS HOME-VIEW Proh ssiottaHy chco ret.d tltro.gl!Hf witt. pri..,acy .-ct itrterior cowty•d ...try to '°°' & spa. ()pH wl I ., spocJ.. corw ltotw wttfll S .......... falltHy "' fafwtal ..., "' Nera..._ ""' M4my ~ _,.,.. .. ...., 3 fiuplac?s......, c..,..,.., W1cM9 ..ct ... ........ $795,000. 631-1400 *BEAUTIFUL BAYFIONT FolHllom loc9ffotl o. ... 1., wftti p•a me YllW of hy wlltllf ....... ... •d z ~ 2 b& coop ..... pn1 .. /wcwlty ......... wltlt ,..a. I09f .., ..... $275,000. '31·1400. STAfilY PEN. PT. CORIO Gi g•#' 2......, 4 lled. ...,_, W11ler ""tu .-.a.tcL A 1 'I,._ 1t-,1 te hr &: Oce-. $421.000. 631 ·1400 BAYFlllfT-VIEW--15' + -Ml'tt'llfl:_, .., ..... • ...... ...... w .. c....... YllW .. "' ....... . s,.c-. 2 .... + ...... .... ....... -.. ..... , -:::: .. ,...,..., ,.,uJW,... ~ .,.... .... 0--wlt~llfTDfw $971,000. '31·1400. ... ' ' ,. I' b ., o.-r. CONGRATULATIONS "' .. . ...~ .. 61) .. Jll ••...W. macnab I Irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRVINE COMPANY OLD COIONA DB. MAit 4 BR home only 111'.! blocks to ocean: close to shopping & r estaurants . Flexible financing. $285 ,000. Ralph Wa kefie ld 644 ·6200. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M·. 317 POINSETTIA. <M·36) MIGHT UGHT VIEW-TUITU IOCK! Many extras in this 2BR & den condominium. BeautiCul decorated --rich paneling --lovely papers & more! Lorraine Re nnie 752-1414. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 19 VALLEYVIEW. (M-37) DIEAM llMVESTMIMT! "A c re plus" in Newport. 3BR R a n c h h o m e w/possibiUties that don't stop. Cookie Allison 642·8235. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 240122nd Street. <M·38) WOODlllDGE GARES-J• & DIH! Elega nt ne w l ·s tory Bridgeport. Completely landscuped, tastefully decorated. l'h blocks from ll'nnis, park & pool Ve ry Good Terms . $189.500. Amy Brown 752·141'1 OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 10 SUNCREEK. <M·391 NORTHWOOD OWMH WILL HELP! 4HH mr <'c>nditioncd ho me w/owner financed loan for a ~upcr huy ! Full dtntn~ rm huge family kitchen. Lasted for fast ::,ale $155,()(JO Alan Beel 551-8700 < M 101 HIUTOP lSTA Tl! Rambling Ra nch home w/spectacuJar view & privacy & security. 4BRs, separate guest apt. Pool & spa - game rm & outdoor country BBQ. Room for tennis t'ourl -add 'I acreage available --s uita ble for ~uh-div1~ion or horses. Julie Van Wiere n 752·1414 . ( \l 11 1 HARIOa llDGE UT A TES! Newly 11-,lL'<l 2HH & den home in excellent location w/olJtslandinJ! panoramic view. {~uality throughout. $687 ,000. S<!ndw Fix 644·6200. <M-42> 120/o IMTHEST-200/o DOWN! En~lish Country home w/4BRs & family rm -over 2fi00 sq.ft $269,500 -$53.900 down. $2156/ mo. int. only for 36 months : tot a l py mt. $293.216 -~ APR -i2rµ on AITO w/a1'sumablc underlying loan. Other creative terms uvail. Jeunne Newman 752-1414. CM-43) COUPL!"S HTREA T! R a r e combination or location, design & value make this "Cardiff" model in University Park a "mus t s ee ... 2Bfis <each w/b:ith) -formal dining . $118,900 Belle Partch 752-1414. <M-44) TIP OF UNDA ISLE! i:rr on the bay! Gla m orous conte mporary style w walls of glass. 2-story Uving rm adjacent fa mily - t·nt ('rtainme nt rm w/fall bar. Dining rm w/mirrored wall to renecl boating activities. 4BRs & maids qtrs .Pool. Cantilevered d eck & dock for 70' vacht. Cathv Schwe ickert 642·8235. CM-45) · · LOCATION PLUS! Parkside condo in Woodbridge. JBRs. family rm & ins ide laundry. Convenient to recreation & freeways. Assumable Joan. $149,000. Gini McGhee 5.51·8700. <M·46) WOODUIOCH! ON LAICI! 2BR & de n Covin g ton. View Ho m e. Builder's air-conditioned furnished model w/l year warranty. $188,500. Hugh Zetland 551-8700. (M-47 ) LOW, LOW NICE! lfu~e Palermo model in one or Newport 's finest family a reas. Harbor View Homes. Owners will carry $90,000 2nd TD & 1s t TO is assumable. $224.000. Susie Weiss 551-8700. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 1965 PORT CARDIFF. <M·48) DRASTIC NICE ltlDUCTIOH! Owner s ays "sell it this week" & priced it accordingly, Lux ury bayfront condo w /boat s lip for $499,000. Barbara Winagle 642·8235. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P .M. 633 LIDO PARK DRIVE. <M-49) HAllOI Ir OCIAH VllW! Custom 4BR & family rm home w/large sepa r ate ~ame rm. Spacious centra l patio w/pool. Owner will carry 2nd TD. $695,000 leasehold. To m Allinson 642-8235. OPEN SUN. 1·5 P .M. 1801 SABRINA TERRACE. CM·50l OUTST AMOtMG INYISTM8ff & VllW! Turtle Rock Vista Broadmoor bullt. 3BR & bonus rm. "Broadmoor" model w/vlew of hills & lights. Excellent t st & 2nd mortg~_ges make easY..flnancmg. Leased for next 18 mooths. $249,500. Tom AlliDSon 642~. (M-51 > LIASI OI LIASl/OPTIOMI Brand new Somerset City home ln a best Costa Mesa location -~South Coast Plaza. 2-car gerage. Pvt. patio. $950/mo. Holly Markaa 644-6200. <M-52> -· ......... -..-. .. -------..... ----------...... ----. ........ - HA.DOI VllW HOMH 4 b<•dr ooms, hu ge country /English Cam11y rooU"\. Next lo purks and voo l. $231. 000. ... CA.HYON ISTA Tl Spectacular custom mansion walh pool, 2, s pas a nd golf co ur se-vie w . New. M ti~ruricent 6 bedrooms, S baths . $1.500.000. CAMEO SHOllS 180 deg ocean view! Private beaches Large assumable loan at 101 , c4. S379.000. lt..IGANCI WITH IOAT SU' 5 vears new, 5 bedrooms. 5 baths. 5.5' boat slip. spa, and much more! $1.600,000. SPYGLAS~W llDFOttD Shows like model. serene mountain view, bonus room with bath and wet bar. Heduced to S565.000. CdMDUPLEX 7 vcurs new. mint condition, 3 bedrooms, 3 bath s: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. 20..29% down, owner finan cing. $279.000. TWO ONGS GE:RIY .ct CHllST A THE STARNES COMPANY REALTOlls-IUILDEllS Perk Udo Condos IEASTSIDE 1-2 b Clianrung 3 Bdrm homt!. 2,3&4 Bedrooms wit Huge furruJy room. room ocean view, pool, !>auna. for 2 more un1ls . Jusl i.pa ~loo. of. open sp~ce W.led. Call646-7171 1n Sunny San D1cl{O. , 1• ,, '·, , • down pnvm~nl 12 75 tn· ~ l~~iHi~ Stnrtlng S47,500 with 5r~ [ I ~\~:~t!. ~9 7!nt : "'' ·; L I ~ ,!·~~$~~ I -GLAMOIOUS EXECUTIVE HOMl. Walls of qlass ourlookhtq deity coured hills & prl•at• CJOf'chtt. 4 ......... '-tr. ...... hen th o.. pri•. frpk. & 11"'-J""" & spol; 3 be.,~ ""-wtte. cozy frpk., bi9 fOf"lllllllll AL """ Hw ~ to CJrOClo.n cwttri•iJ1 ,_ o..ty S25t,OOO. -FAMTASTIC VIEW-VIEW-VIEW! V~ of Saitllellock. boy & oc.-a. Chem 1•; e.o..., lonfy dKor, iar..,. ..,_. .w.q ""-· biq ......, ""-Al _. ldtcl9ew & baths. A tnity NcJ-t how.. -I ONE IDIM. UNITS. O•ly $240,000. ExullHt location 9Mor Dhaerl•ll ~ IOX's grou. s.....lt •hr-. -WATBAtONT MOllLE HOME. 1.1cJM -Wtflw: W9I to W ..... IOI I lit l.tiq ""-& ....._ Wood/CJlll frpl W-. • offer & llh .._.how. c• ... ,_.... -ILOCK TO HACH. OHL Y $12,500. DeflglltM Mid _.. wfttl biq ,.tto. 2 lltJ bdrwK.. frpk.. .... ~ & .... cw 99"09'· Vocmt, reedy for ocap•cy. SB.L Wlll4 CONADINCE Ust yoll" ...... wHh tt.. ............. at oc .. racHlc .......... & reafn • -yt9' ..... prohctto. ,.. .. -cost to'°"' 2744 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR 759-1616 PAIK IN IEAR lllAf M IU Q.(f!Q~ Ji\'-.( -f> 1: ~Q.• IWOt• nm11 o~ l'oU ~~ <4:> ~<r;:, .... -----I-•• CU.Y L '°'4AN ---- 0 ~.0'""'119 .... 6 1(1.,...i.i.d #Oldt below lo "'°h ~ ""'"'.. ....,.d, '""' ..... ., "' eocll ... ~ ~ ... ol -·· N U R S 0 Y I' I I I I S E A R U S I I I I I, I REBH OT 1· I I 1 I I I SRETEJ I I' I I I ' REDRAL ' 11 I I I I I DOCDEL ' I I I llO I • ~~fii'.·.·0 r r r r r r r I' I' r 1 !5-11111 •I I I I I ICl+Mol.ITI ........ II C ... lffk ..... 1100 IA'fllltOMf We have e veral fine homes with pier ~slip a TOIO MOISI COUMftY 4 Bdrms., 3 beths: ranch s tyle, mini-est.ate ln orange groves. $249,500 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR i • ""·'•y· .. 11• [), ... '• ~~ t,/, f,Jt,I 121/2°/o flitA.MCIMG! at onty 11.35.000 tbu 5 br .• BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT PACKAGE • Enpy NewPol'I Beactt, Cahlomla the Wtlf It w-. mean• 10 tleMIOVed. in the comtort of thlalPICt*> ular fully lurn1Sl'lod.1r~. bayfronthQme. Gltde acros' to plctu1esque Balboa laland in your styhsti $90,000 custom built Venetian mol0< taunotl. (yOYr P'!vate slip le just cteps from your doo<). Add the exQu1S11e fum19tllnga and deconllot touches that mako staying hOme something spec1al, and yOA.Ne got the be8I deal on the beY. ~ wrll assist wrth f1nanc1ng Asl<ing Dfioe: $915.000 Call tor details ancf Open }49pae tnlorrnatt0n -asil '°' C1edcty. 714199:'l-5600. or 7141522-8266. INVE S TOR S SPECIAL!!• Income Property located on bucb In Ltucadla. Sl95,000. Will cooslder trade or owner wlU carry f1nanc:1og 7Sl·8967 or m-Tm£n 841. hnly borne won l last! ·r. •• ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!1!11!!!!1!11!!!!1!1111111111 ..... Or eal Meu tlel Mar <Ill location near schools, park & lake. Hu.rry ! Sub- mil I 545-9491 BKR macneb I irvine realty A SUBSIDIARY OF THE IRYINE COMPANY BIG CANYON llwftwlil di Jl"ftl .. c" OU tJillflh for ..... w/fllfM- fo pwdMIM. , •ON THf GOU COURSE! WaJls of glass affording fairway vi st as ' Split level design w/4BRs. family rm. patio & decks. $749.000. OPEN S t N . 1 5 20 C H ERRY lllLLS. <M·S31 POOL & SPA Over 4000 sq ft. all on 1 level. 5BRs f amaly rm game rm --office. Extra-large lot w/ privacy galore . S599.000. OPEN SUN. 1-5 P .M 4J HOY AL SAINT GEORGE. <M·54 ) DICC>aATOl'S OWM ... t u s toma zed & expa nct ed townho m e. Garden entry -· ~Pl'<'l<H·ular "Grc'al Room" -2 mastc-r suitt>S -pvt patio $489,500 IM-551 NICE IEDUCTION! O'-"n<'r wi ll finance thi!'. outstanding 3 B R lkauvillc model w t 4ff pool ... pa & !'>a un01. V1 l'w ' S6.'l9.000 <M-56 1 PllVATE CUl,,.0£..SAC LOCATION! Cu!>tom1w d 3BR home w/s('('luded patio pool & s pa. Quality upgrades . $650,000 . Fl exi bl e financ·mg. <M-57 > IUCIC & WHm marble entry · mirrored walls & ~k~ hghL., haghught th.ts JBR . oHac<• & family rm home. Pool. spa & fouota m $649.500 <M 59) I. YNN Jo: VALENTINE 644--62()1 -----752-1414 511 .. 700 (~ V<;Jloe.., (...,..,. V.OC)<b~ {.,.....,. 642-1235 644-6200 ~JI ~ 0.,.,.. H'Ytvv v-( .. ,..,_ , • corr nrnLTT • f1 mvrsrnrm con rn nr You've Arrived at ... LINDA ISLE Sp•ctoc1llar Wet•rfr0ttt r•tr•at of mt.. NHGMly ""°WM'd ..._. __, f'ilwl prod•ur, JoHph W•Mbo'")lt. Wiii acconnodMe 75• yocht. TNt Hdmi•_., listed p operiy c• b« '""' by appt. Oftfy. Trwty, tt.. IROSf Clllto.Utd ._... "9 H•wporl a.odt. LINDA ISLE GorCJIC*I 311 watu f1 CMlt how. witft pMt' & llip to KCHllHdiltl ttne 60' boets. Off•r•d et Stt5,000 with OSMffl .. '°9 9d .... ter.. ..... II. BIG CANYON , ..... IMll 4 .... ~tee & ......... •iew to tt.. lecll • OW9llr wtlt cwry CHI c_.,.oct wfftt I 00,000 ._,. at I 24>fo. W;;hlAU'I ....... Al..., ,.W ..., um,. .... ssn.soo.-.. ••••• ........... &01 UBO So......_~,_ .... , ............. ,. ... Prf.et.l ........ T .... ~0.tM wehr. S,.c .. u•• •lew~ ..... .., dffOf"Ghd. WMI .... •11t11 F ...... ., or, ... ,......."-· At1•1•11 a.-. $475.000. F .. 11_. I Otll •twf P1dl1111 s.h. A ...................... e»c... ................... ~ ... ..... Other Bayfront ProperUes with Pier le Slip Call for JnformaUon. 2075 San Joaqutn Hiiie Rd. Acro11 from 810 CANYON Newport Beech &4o-sm . fil Coldwell Banker • OPIH HOUSES * o,... IM TUITLllOCI Spacious corner lot, 3 bdrms, family room & atrium. $145,000 Includes the land. SEE JO CAROL HUNTER AT 5442 KENOSHA. onH 14 •VINE TBIACE Assumable loans . See this home near the bay, 3 bdrm. $200,000. SEE SUZIE EXLF.Y AT 1319 BONNIE DOONE' TERRACE. Of'IN IH COIONA DB. MAI New custom European sty le 4 Bdrm, 4 ba ths, la r ge: lot. $750,000. SEE EV AN CORK ETT AT 315 POPPY AVENUE OPEH IN HAllOI VIEW HIUS 3 Bdrm. beamed cathedral ceilings. Lush landscaping . $255.000 FEE. SEE LYLEEN EWING AT 3809 PARK GREEN DR. OPIH OH THE PEMIMSULA Good financing available . custom family hom e . J car ~arage. $440,000. SEE MARCIA RENTS AT 402 BELVUE LANS, OP~ OH SPYGLASS HIU 4 Bdrm, f:1m1ly room b<>nu~ morn. t'olossal \ 1t'Y., ponl & wa S605.000. S EE 1.U<'Y RO~J·: AT 2 1 GOLETA l' 0 I "JT [) R I \'l" OPfH IM DEAM HOMES O~ UHIYIBtSITY ,AU ·I Bdrm J bet th , h<•autaful .1ml'n1l1t•.., Priced at 184 CXXI ~f:f-: LISA WtrITE AT 4932 CORKWOOO OPlH IH IA YSHOlfS 3 Bdrm. family mom home It's re modeled. relandsc·aJ>(.'d & rrplumbed. a doll h ou""' S299 ooo S F:E MARY llAH\ E Y AT 2551 \'lST1\ DRIVE. O,l:M fH MiW"OIT IEACH 4 Bdrm. FR , DR. 'd lJJNh famtlv ho me S212.fXWJ Sr.I:-. K.\ Y R \NGER AT 18f'6 Tl'~J'I~ .\\'E OPEN ON LIDO ISLE Owner wilJ e~• rn far..t ·I;) lot 3 Bdrm & den•:· 4 b a th!». s1111 .ooo SF:E FRANK SENNF.S ,\1' 218 \'It\ PALERMO. ,OPlM IN SPYGLASS 'I Bdrm. 21"2 ba th ~. largr pool. $395.000. S EE EDI F: OLSON AT 1653 REEF VIEW CIRCLE OPEN IN llG CAHYOH with ground fl oor ma!>ter be droom s uite . 2 addallonal Bdrms upstairs & pool -.11e yard. S415.000. SEE BRENDA P f: T E H S 0 N A T 1 2 R U E MA RSl'.:ILI.F OPIN IM THE ILU~S End unit. 3 Bdrm. 2 1 • B a ths. g r eenbelt locatio n $169.500 SEE NANCY IM BERNIN O AT 421 V ISTA TR UCHA. OPIN IH JASMINE Cl• Best buy a vaila ble. 2 bdrm, den & mini view. $229,000. SEF. CAROLE McMAHON AT 93 .JASMINE CREEK DR. onM IH ~ CUST 3 bdrm condo. corner unit, good view. S1 7S.500. C reative financing ava ilabl e . SEE HILLARY THAMER AT 22 BARLAVENTO COURT. DOVBt SHOUS-WAIWWWOWT • Immaculate S bdrm. home, with one ol the largest pier/stip & dock in Dover Shores. Alarm system; fa bulous nnancing.11.050,000 Fee . •.u& Y SPICIAL-42 .. IOO Large 5 Bdrm, 3 bath bome with family room, 2 fireplaces, 3 car garage. Located next to the greenbelt in Harbor View Homes. NtOMT IOW VllW 3 BDRM, 2~ BA. Trina model in the BJuffs. Water view ot back bay & llght1. Well situated near shopping & schools. 1235,000. CHICie OUT THI .. WC:I• on tbl1 lovely 3 bdrm home lD choice IUUded 1ate communttJ at NewlJOl't Beach. Pool ai.d yard. Only•.•FEE. ' IN NftntORTC•,,.,.,. -. ~4-9060 ------- au• . Bay lli\'\ a rd \!£Y Beoch Reatty llAl. 15JATI UCIL' 8CI SINCI 1 t4t N IAMCI •m. . .MO NOIUIMlll We...,..• wW.,..... ef ......_ - ••d ' I ... ONM HOURS..._. ~ -wtlere ... Hllera •n efferl•t .,.de;; •• ....... .. .., ·~ .... ........ C....., .. Cc ........... . I• DCWll IHOttiS AdA, .._._ i I ... ... StJO.IOO. I l1•11sr0 .-, & ..... ,.._,C>Mc..'-L 16M .... ,_w_, <>PIM ••••••• SUM. l·I ••.•.. Ut5,000 2. MIWPOIT Hll•HTS. k .. t r••. f t IE ..... Jle•11• ...... &~ row.ldr9l II 9W.6IS•-..a__, 0,.. ....... SUH. l·I ••...... SHl.000 3 . WISTCUIPF. Sttee'-5 tM•oo.1, ....,,_& ... lll?Sa ., ... a.- onN ....... SUH. 1·5 ........ Sllt,000 4. UDO ISU. Cory 2 .._. a a• Ii f...My rOOM. Fw a.d. I 15 Vlo OnWo oret ••...... SUH. 1.5 •..•..• SlJS,000 5. IAYCUST. 4 leclr~ f9111ty & ......, roam&. Pool Mew la...,. 1907 WW..., &.-. <>PIH ....•.. SUH. 1·5 ........ S275,000 6. IAYCUST. lfooWMI Wit. 4 ledroo.a, folftily & diMtMj rootM. Motfyelhd Mitt-. 2045 SWpwcry l.e. OPEH ........ SUH. 1·5 ....... $215,000 1. ILUFFS. Lo•efy "Cea wlta" ,._ co.do. 4 a..oo.m, fH i.d. ~ CJFH ...... 359 Vista Mod.ta orEH ........ SUM. 1-5 •...... S220,000 I . 11.UffS. 3 ledrooms, 21/J 1N1t1K. •i•w. 300 -...0 -off Yisto &h oda OPEH ........ SUH. 1·5 ....... S225,000 9. NEWPORT HEIGHTS. 4 te•oo"'1 po11ibW INM/aptfon. 225 LoJolo DriY4: e-nd of Clff Dr. orEH ........ SUM. 1-5 •....•. s 191,000 I 0. COSTA MESA ISo. Cont Pln•J. s .paclout 2 b~droom. dhtl•CJ roofll, a1r-c0ftdlff0Md, I I I I So. Cont F20 I, ''Th Woods". OPEN ....... SUH. 1 ·5 ....... S 114,500 11 . OIAMGE TREE AIU. ''Patio HOMH". 2 •••00•1, 2 baths, f iNpl•ce. 34 T WCJh iw, 8"iw <>PIN ........ SUH. 1-5 •..••.. S II 0,500 12. WESTCLIFF. Two cottdo1, I & 2 b~droonts.. Very lharp. 1700 WHtclfff Dr., #9 & #14 orEH ....••• SUM. I ·5 ...... $15.000 Up HEWPORT IEACH 75'·0111 WATERFRONT ELEGANCE ,\ beautiful custom built 6 bedroom. s hath Landa Isle home. Spacious fc:lmlly room w1lh patio. library /den . hobby/darkroom and more Gracious master bedroom s uite with adJotnmg prl\atc rlcck, g ourm(•t kitc hen <•:<trttnrdina1re. Enterta ining and dining amcnitic-; to complement all Pier and slip with accommodation for on~ S{J" a nd two 311 ' boats Exceptional I o c a l 1 o n 1 n :1 2 4 h o u r J.? 11 a r d e d <·ommunit \ SI .700.000 -.o · ~([·15~ -Balboa Island Realty J\;'\I) l~\'E.'i'TMENT eC\\\I":\ "' 673-8700 ,_ICLIAll EJd.remelr 1Hr11 cuv~· Harbo r £H at .. • 3 IHno aM•l.Y room hnnw' Pnm C~I di' i.111• 1ocat100 Im macvlato 01• ''" form p•t o 0 U>A ON T iii PROPt;RTV uhmll VA or ot.MrwtM• Tak" adv ant1 1• )11111 nu.ooo cau .,~ ttoo OCWROMT ft Di-!Wl~ 2 bdnn • 2 b~oh WUb ~.000 Submit )'tlUr n-eallvt' hn1nr •n•• • OCW•ROMT! OWNERS dt-luxr :t bdrm, 2 bdlh unll "t I hdrm renu1l b 1 ur l(d(d.C". ))fl 111 1 '111,00()• DWLlllS OCIAM VIEWS! Sellen 'Wlll hct11 111111111 ,. 3&3 BR uruu. $27) 000 ' 3 &2 BR Wlll!i 1279,500 ' 3 & I HR unns S289.50o' IGlaoa lay Pr-op. Rfflton • 675-7060 . 5 UNITS HO QUAUFYIMG Owner will carry f1nant 111g at 12'1 Almost ne">' deluxe units. Minute:. to ~ch. won't last cull ~7171. {'li'tN '11 .)•11 H '"' ,1 t, f ' [~lfl~Uil WANTB>!! 3 Bdrm. home. lrvant>. C M .. Npt. with assum.i blc loan. have S38,000 2nd T .D w1S60.ooo security. Seasoned over a year. can add some cas h . Bu d Corban , ~·57~ E\_ECIJ • SYSTE,tfS· -~':~ TWO HOUSES Easts1de Costa M~a J Bdrm older home + )(ood 2 Bdnn home with d ou ble garage. R :! zont'tom bwlt 3 Hdrm 3 Bath homl· O~n beam cel.hng.s. !>kyltght. :.un· deck. lmm{·diatc oe cupancy ~ S37!J.OOO. 752·1920 IJ QUAIL PLACE I PROPBTIES -I I 10,... r11 a:10 ,:w.1 I GARDEN HOME $91 ,500 : I \.ac1mt und rl.'ady t111!<1 :! I !>tory 3 Bdrm. scrlu1kll-IOC'tJffil' & investment pott·nt 1u I Rare com~r lot St•lln wdJ carry 2nd :.it I:! • Uruqueopponun1t' I 646-1111 I (~ltt1i:t§ifli§j ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Real Ebtale --------iiiiii IB An OppertuMy For REALTOR' DEVELOPERS BUILDERS 35.85 AcrH -154 lots - In s-1pteod, one of tt. fast.st CJ"OWllMJ areas In Se>t1therft Calffonlia. PrllM _..Ylsiot1 comer acreoge swro•dM by MW mtd NCetltty apprond de•etop•ent. Located on o ·mahl thoroughf ... with al lltHitfes iltc .... sewer. Priced at $7,000 per lot $1,078,000 Purchase once inch.ides aPC>roved ten11111ve tract map Terms negotiable "'9M c..._t ...,.._.Cleek, •11 The Fox Company • RHlton 3400 Irvine AYenue Newport leach 540-6758 UM9UI HOMIS ONM 1·5 TODAY UNlqul .. SHOlllCUflPS Country f<'rench. 2 bdrm plus den, deck with ot:ean view. Assumable loan. $425,000. St:e Nancy L? .x at 330 Mornin g l'unyon UNl9Ul IM SPYGLASS HILL - Fanta:,tic view. subtle showpiece. 3 bdrm. warm interior. lush ldscpe . $555.000. See JoAnne Perkins at #21 Cambria . UNlqul IN WISTCUff --3 bdrm. lush gardens. spa. fin. avail.. $260,000. See Lita Lamont a t 1601 Dorothy Ln. UNIQUE IN OLD COltOMA DB. MAI - New duplt'x. shingled. great Bay view. s ecluded. 3 and 2 bdrm units. $485.000 See Dirk Duvid~on at 2600 Bayside Cal Femleaf). UMICf'UE IM H.V. t•OADMOOR 4 bdrm. 2 stone fireplaces. beams. S$!1e sty plan. 2600 sq. fl. $249.500. See Dottie Valentine <owner/agt.) at Z700 Lighthouse Lane. UMICf'UE IN HAllOR VIEW HIU.S -. Lush 5 bdrm. lgc yard. near schools like new cond .. $359.000. See Bonni~ Barrington <owner/ a~t ) at 1506 Keel UMl'i)UE IM IA YCHST ·One of a kind builders quality 4 bdrm, slightly rontemp . i mm ac. $280.000. See \'e rgilene Hull a t 2015 Windward. UMlquE IN THE IACK IAY -Incredible tones. textures. immaculate. 4 bdrms bi lliard room. s torage, RV ctr ea : S348.000. See Natalie F ogarty at 376 E . 22nd, N.B. UMlquE ~ LIDO ISLE -· Country 3 bdrm. WJde lot. courtyard. like new. S395.000. See Debra Bibb at 105 Vi a Nice. UHl'i)UE IH TURTLHOCK --Laurel Pl~n . 2 bdrm . den . upgrades. delightful with assume. loan and onlv SJ82.500. See Mary Ann Anderson at IO Rainbow Falls . UHlquE IH OLD COROHA DB. MAR - :'llracti\'e 2 bdrm . library, plus incom e unit. Newer cons truction. older charm. S350.000. See Bar bara Hutchings at 608 ~arguerite . UMl9Uf IH THE IACIC IAY --Greal family home. ~pa. firepit. Jge lot. a ssume loans. $265.000. See Binntt• Dixon at 1742 Gentelia Pl UHl9UE IM NEWPORT HEIGHTS Tudor. -t bdrm. lge fam. rm .. owner fi nancing. On ly S185.000. See at 41 2 16th Pl U~l()U~ ti()M~~ REALTORS. 675·6000 2443 lA•t C.001 Hlgh .. •11. Coron• del M•r \H HAVf 37 OF THE. Bl!)T LISTINGS IN TOW~ 3 ARCH BAY HOMESITE G real ocean \ ie w in prestigious g uard ed community by the sea O wn~~ will finance a nd subordinate to qualified buyer with $25,000 dn. Full price. $175.000. ./'\JeuJE\..'L Associates 497-5411 481 No. Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach '~CREATM • PORTFOLIO PROPERTIES, INC PRESENTS HEWPo.T TBIAca Prime location with view. 1s t offering on this large 2 story. 3 B~rm _condo .with privacy . Fmancm g available . Beautiful community facilities. $128.500. COIOMA DB. MAI DWUX 1s t weekend on market. Excel r e nt a l with lar ge room s . Attractively priced at $238,000 with financing availa ble. Sl'YMASS SNCTACUI Al Excel location for family with custom pool and s pa. 2 Story SOUTHPORT with views from each room. $525,000. Open House Sun 1-5 41 Bodega Bay, Corona del Mar 6JJ L90 , ... Condo with great Bay view and boatslip. Vacant, $1800 per mo. CALL ~ D01M4 lll·fll2 ~~ B.atui/J JL/f, SELECTO HOMES OPEN TOIAY 1~ 401 'ARLOTTA. 3 Bdrm., l ·story. S unny, bright. immaculate adult ~ome. $179,000. <C r eative offers invited) 412 VISTA GRANDE. Super deluxe . c u s tom s plit-l evel. bay view. '·Elegant". $218.000. (25% Down to good financing> 2630 VISTA DEL O RO. 3 Bdrm. <2+ den), 2-story "Doll House"' townhome $1 48 ,600! ! <207' Down to good financing> 505 VISTA GRANDE. Rarely offered Hig hly desirable end unit. 3 bdrms . 1 story. beamed ceilings. "Linda·· plan. $172.500. 2110 VISTA LAREDO. Dr amatic & spacious 2 bdrm., 2 bath + form. din rm. Totally upgraded . ""Plus h ·· Sl 63,SO&-<Owner takes big seeond > .. NEW ON MARKET lOVEL Y LIDO IA YFROtitT - With JUMBO assumable J()C"T, loan. 3 + maids. 4 baths, den. dmin~ rm. 2 fph··.., & IOl!-t of l'harm. Sl,250,000 WATEIFROMT F abulous <" u s l om bu 1 I t . b v I ea d 1 n ~ an•h1ll-< l 5 Bdrm ..... 11 bath dining rm. pier & ..,hp ~ 111 accommodate large boat This ma~nif1rent hme 1 ~ perfer t back~round for 'ou r rollect1ons SI.250.000 SPYGLASS PRIME VIEW 4 Bdrm. 21 ! bath. formal dining rm. 1 sty w/pool. Prime view lot/ Newport Center lights. Catalina & the bay. S695.000. A IUbsiclcry of Joftft D. LN & Solt 2 51 5 East Coat Hl .. wcry 675-3411 IEST IUY IN ORAMfH COUNTY Beaut. 3 BR. Great for an investor! High assumable loan. $89,995. 4 IDRMS. IN THE CIEST This 1s the lowest priced 4 BR. on the ma rket. Priced t o sell quickly. $159.SCX> FUU OCEAN VIEW One of the quietest end units in The <.:rest. Beat this for only $189,500. l'IElt AND SUP This beautiful condo . near Lido. with full ocean view & 60 rt. slip is only S235.000' NEWPORT HEIGHTS Fantastic 4 BR. 3 ba., on a double lot. with swimming pool. has a h igh assumable &. o wner wi ll carry! $265,000 IALIOA PENINSULA 4 BR. 3 ba. brand new home at only $385.000 5 IDRMS. ON LIDO t-'<.inta..,tic· µroperty. just reduced to $375,0001 IEST LOCATION OH LIDO t BR. 3 ba .. with great terms! $395.000 CHARMING OM UDO :J HR. 2 ba. Very motivdted seller! c; r<:at ftncincing. $425,000. MANSION OH LIDO ;, BR. 5 ha on 11 ' lots Excellent lnc-at1on ' Good terms. $525.000 LIDO CONDO ..-J ntu ... 1<. Rth fir {"Ondo with ocean. b3V &. mt \ll'V.S $550.000 EXCEPTIONAL l0CAT10H Lec.1sehold business property. 1800 sq. fl . nr. Lido Ma rina Village. Good \ 1•:;ual exposure & foot traffic OCEANRtOMT HOME For lease. $2000 month I ~~~~~~~~~~ I Rt!HCH CA STU BUCH DUrt.E.X! ESTATE !lle w p o rt IJ e;i c h I ;\t.ARPALLBROOK duplex-I blor k t o I HRA.'ffi ~EW 6000 sq fl OC't'an! Sl8.700 ~rt>!>!> 1n I m 11 ,.-er£' pnme hurst' ~! Wdl ma1111-.1ned. µn~I"\.)' Oak Ooor ... & A~'um;,ble f1nanc1ng, I ... pir.il :.t<11n J!>t' ... 1.i1nl"CI Ju;.t ~~.000' Hurrv, call I i:Ja\S \lo'lndov. Av.~--:ome 752 1700 • ... U.C'K' & mublt' fri>k!> • • " Koman 1 u b' , t' r unty [r®=::::::'"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~~~~ ... ~~!£~P~e~~~--ll~ftitF THE WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT REAL EST A TE FINANCING ••. INTEREST AS LOW AS 91/2P/o There are a lot more ways to finance a real estate purchase than 1ust a conventional loan Todays newspapers and broadcast media keep telling the public about the high interest on conventional loans ... but what they don't tell you is that assumable loans at much lower interest and other creative forms of financing are available Call Tarbell today and get the WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT REAL ESTATE FINANCING. 'Jar bell, REALTORS~---... A1.-9% Loan COVER ED LUSH PATIO O F F' MASTER SU ITE featured in this rabulous 3 bedroom EZ care condo Bonus room . oak floors. d e l uxe kitchen, mirrored wardrobe doors and tinted windows . Super location. j ust listed. Call for details . Use your equity and t ake over p ayments. $98,000. 540·1720 Mewpori .... J 11•1 Ht Gracious 2 bedroom home. superbly d ecorated t o please the most particular buyer ! De n could be a 3rd bedroom ; formal dining room for a ll your summer di Mer parties Firepla ce in the li vin g area . mirrored wardrobe doors. Patio. commwtity pool; close to schools & parlts. Grab it quick• J ust listed $184,900. 540-1720 Ute'Y ... Gtl•••· Low lowdown avaUablet.oveteranson this QUJET 3 bedroom home. Lots of fruittreesintheoversizedbackyard ... . room for pool! Close to South Coast Plaza area. Inside formal dining room , crackling, patloand more. CalJ for details! $108,SOO. 540·1720 2 A...._: Au-9112% Lo. t'sc your present equity and take over the loan on this fabulous .. Northwood s " p a tio ho me. 3 bedroom n oorplan, offering dining. room. handsome vaulted ceilings, rich earth tone colors & 2 lush atnums. Crackling fireplace. Patio with decks. Just like a model! Community tennis. It's all here! Call for details. $128,500. 540-1720 A1._ 11.IOfo Lo. Take ove r payments. low interest on this STARTER 1 bedroom condo. G r ea t for the n e wl ywed s ... secluded area, p ri va t e patio . e nti cing Mediterranean atmosph ere. pg raded unit, adults only. Dining a rea. patio area. Security gate: s pa. pool & rec room. Come see for yourself. $73,500, call 540-1720 L ... IA• I t0%Lom Take over low inte~st loan on this e legant 3 bedroom townhome. Tas tefully a ppointed, with tinted windows, custom drapes, wood paneling, dining area, patio. Drop by ... call and ask about terms . S97.ooo. 540-n20 540-17'10 2955-S. lf•llOR IL VD:,~ COSTA. MfSA. • , ". .. • .. ~ .· ft .. ..... MM .. .,_. 300 E. Cit Hwy #Tr CDeAnu) NB 642·5200 t..14,800 Sat/Sun 1.a J l•IOC* 2137 E. Ocean, Balboa 175-Mlt '314.500 Sat/Sun u ... 14111 ~t Cr. <Calli ff.rm) lrv . s.u...-. •1.IOO Stm. J-5 ..., 40.1 Elilta Grande. Newport Bcll ssz.Ja> SJ.SO,ooo s.vsun U69Z Wlllowood. Garden Grove !W4)..916 ST1 ,¥0 SaVSun I 10 Pinewood (Wdbr1> lrvlM ~18 $149,950 Wl 1 5 · 141 E. Wiison. Costa Mesa 55&-a880 $117 .ooo Sun .... 2020 Tu.Uin ( E /Slde) C M. 648-nn s1os.ooo &m t-4 2082 Pomona, Co6ta M a ~ $85,000 UD 1·5 4809 Bruce Cre8<:eot, N. B. 644-9890 $142.500 Sun 1-4 810 Acapulco. Laguna Beach 631·l21618 $159,500 FeeSat/Sun 12 4 34 Tan~erine <Orange Tree> Irv. 75~11 $110.500 Sat /Sun 1·5 Z • ... FAM IM or Del 1118 Nottingham Rd . (Westclif() NB 644·7383 $249.500 Sat/Sun 1 5 330 Morning Canyon (Shrclf > CdM 675-6000 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1 5 10 Rainbow Falls (Trtlrk Gln> Irv. 675-6000 $182,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 115 Via Orvieto (Lido Isle) NB 75~11 $325,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 615 Kings Rd. (Newport Hts.> N.B. 75~11 $555,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 93 Jasmine Creek Dr .• Cd M 644-9060 $229.000 Sun. 1·5 9 Rustling Wind, Turtle Rock Vista 851 -9428 $229.700 Sat/Sun 12·5 • •633 Lido Park Dr. (Lido) NB 642-8235 $499. 000 Sun l ·5 •19 Valley View (Turtle Rock> Irv. 752·1414 Sun 1·5 3631 Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar 644-6200 $1,100,000 Sun. 1·5 l llDROOM 10256 Garfield. Huntington Bch 8484343 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1 ·S 245 La Jolla CNpt Hgts) NB 752-1920 S379.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 16 Fuchsia (Deerfield) Irv. 551~5 $107.500 Sat/Sun 10-5 ~ 3252 Uakotc.1 . Co:;ta :\lc~:.i :>16·2313 Sl 10,000 ~u II 1 I •2436 Francisco. Npt. Bch. 631-0382 $220.000 Sun 1·4 · 30 12772 Pearce. Garden Grove 540-3666 $8.1,500 S un 1-5 1806 Port Wheeler, Npt Bch 640·9900 $195,000 Sun l ·5 2652 Crestview ( Bayshores) NB 642-5200 $247 ,500 Sun. l ·5 2395 Santa Ana Ave (Back Bay) CM 645-6266 $157,500 Sun. 1·5 2718Shell (China Cove) CdM 646-7171 $420,000 Sun. 1·4 23221 Mindanao <Monarc h Bay> Laguna 673-8550 $289,000 Sun. l ·4 448 Morning Canyon. CdM 673-8550 $214.950 S un. 1-5 531 El Modena. Npt Hts, N.B 631-1266 $375,000-Fee Sun 1·5 •781 Center St .. Costa Mesa 536-7542 $95.500 Sun 10-4 351 Magnolia. Costa Mes a 546-231:! Sun. J ·S 2133 E. Ocean Blvd. (Penin Pt> NB 673·f'l210 $280.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 911 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach 631-1400 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1979 Port Nelson. Npt Bch 640-9900 $195.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 * 19452 Sierra Santo <Trtlrk > Irv 675·34U $152.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 616 Via LidoSoud <Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 $389,000 Sun. 1·5 140 Vi;i Waziers (Lido Isle> NB 673-7300 $425,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 325 Aliso (Newport Heights) NB 673-4400 $235.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1614 SantaneUa Orv Terr> NB 640-5357 Sat/Sun l·S 655 Darrell, Costa Mesa 548-0491 $109,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3722 Fenn. Irvine 551-6747 $114.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 l II ,._ FAM RM or DB4 104 Via Lorca. Lido Isle 644-7020 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2237 Avalon (CoUege Pk> C.M. · 642-2237 Sun. I ·5 105 Via Nice (Lido Isle) NB 67~ $395,000 Sun. l ·S 18905 Walnut. Fouotaln Valley 962-9311 Open Sun 12·5 1712 lrvine Ave., Npt Beach 640-9900 $197,500 Sun 1·5 3 Whitewater (Jsmn Crk) CdM 7~9333 '$359,000 Sun l ·S 5732 Southhall Terr, Trtlrk, Irv. 675-3411 $355,000 Sun. 1·5 •1718 lrvine (Baycrest) NB 642..5200 $199,500 Stm. 1 ·S 240122nd Street, Newport Bch 642~~ ~9,500 Sun 1-5 1806 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB 642-823.5 . $525,000 Sun l ·S •2340 Bayside Dr., CdM 675-5511 $565,000 Sun 1·5 15441 Cherbourg, Irvine 551~ $131.000 Sun. 1_. 11 Wood.rush, Deerfield, Irvine 552-m> $132,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2827 Francis Lane, Costa Mesa 546-2223 $120,000 Sat/Sun 11-4· 21 Cambria (Spyglass> CdM 675-6000 SM5,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1601 Dorothy Ln (Westcllff) NB 675~ $260,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1901 Yacht Marla (Sea View) N.B. 759-1321 $309,500 Sat/ Sun 12-5 1807 Tradewinds <Baycrest) NB 640-9900 $198,000 Sat/Stm l •S • 184 Harbor Island, Baycrest, NB 646-7711 a.m.ooo Sat/Sunl·S 14 Rue Delluv1lle <Bg Cnyn) Na 760-9333 $499,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 418 Soug Harbor ( 'ltffhavcn) NB 631 1400 $269,000 Sunday 1·5 209VfnCordova <Lldo > N.B. 631 1400 $396.000 Sunday 1·5 255 1 Vasta (Bayshort!s> N .li. 644 SU'..O $299,000 Sun. l ·S 218 Via Palermo (Lido Isle) N 8 . 644 0060 $410.000-Fee Sun 1·5 22 HarlaventoCt. (Npt. Crest> NB 644-9000 SJ78,500 Sun. 1 s 9 f.~a~t Yale Loop (Woodbridge> Irv. 551-8700 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 9 ls lapd View, Woodbridge, Irvine 551·8700 $2'l5,750 Sat/Sun 1·5 10 S uncreek. Irvine 752-1414 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1939 Port Bristol. Hrbr View Hms 644-6200 $249.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 506 Larkspur. Coron a del Mar 675-5511 $184,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 232 1 HoUy Ln .. Newport Beach 548 1168 $147,700 Sat/Sun 12-4 #48 Drakes Bay Dr. (Spyglass) NB MG-7711 $398. 000 Sat/ Sun l ·4 969 Begonia. Costa Mesa 540--0366 $127.000 Sat/Sun 1-t\ 1223 Dolphin Te rr Clrv Terr) CdM 642-5200 $750.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2430 Holly Ln. (Npt. Hgts> N.B. 645-1496 $178.500 Sat/Sun 12·4 1111 WC'St Bay Ave .. Pt. Penin. NB 673-1900 Sunday 1-4 l IR & 2 II HOME 425 Golde nrod. Corona del Mar 760-9536 $48.5,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 4 IEDROOM 4639 G<>rham Dr .• Cam Sh rs. CdM 631 -1266 $469,000 Sun 1·5 119 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 673-3338 $398.000 Sun 1 ·5 205 Gamet , Balboa l!ila nd. NB ii13·2230 S485.000 Sat/Sun 10·5 1723 0c·can Blvd. <Penin. Pt.) NB fi75 6161 S325.000 Sun. l -5 3 1623 Pacifi c Coast Hwy, Lag Beach 497 54~ $615.000 Sal/Sun 1-5 ~123 Yacht JulJa CSeavicw > N. B. 675·2311 $395.000 Sunday 1 ·5 . 500 "K .. Street C Balboa Penin. >NB 673-7300 $38.5.000 Sun: 1-5 1911 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa Penin 631 ·1400 $425.000 Sun. l ·S JOOO Mariners Dr .. N.B. 631-1400 S795.000 Sunday 1 -5 113 Via Nice <Lido Is le) N. B. 673-7300 $395.000 Sun. 1·5 • 2340 Cynthia Crt . Costa Mesa 646-7711 $145,900 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 1254 Londonderry. Costa Mesa 975-0447 SJ 15,000 Sat/Sun 1 ··t 225 LaJolla Dr (Npt. Heights l NB 759~11 $198.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 824 Santiago Rd .. Costa Mesa 979-6574 $110.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 4922 Basswood Ln. <Univ Pk> Irv. 551-4447 $205,000 Sun 1·5 124 Via Quito CLidol NB 675-6670 $540,000 Sun l ·5 •6 Drakes Bay. Corona dc t Mar 673-8550 S455.000 Sun. 1·5 317 Poinsettia, Corona det Mar 644-6200 $285,000 Sun 1·5 2071 Pt Provence< HV IJms) NB 640-8.579 S270.000 Sun. 1·5 4 U pe.s FAM IM or DIH 502 K in~s Road. Newport. Beach 673·1181 $399.500 Sat/Sun 12·5 1806 Port Rcnwich <HVll > Npt. Bch. 759· l.321 $289,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 3400Catamaran CHV Hills) CdM 640-2990 Cr ee land > Sat/Sun 1·5 • 1801 Santiago CDv r Shrl NB 631-4134 $445,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4515 Orrington <Cameo Shrs> CdM 673-7761 $379.000 Sun. 1·5 •4008 Calle Bien Venito, SanJuan- Cap 770-4959 Sat/Sun 1·5 2015 Windward <Baycrest) NB 675-6000 $280.000 Sa J ·5/Sun 1-4 • 1948 Santiago. Newport. Beach 631-1400 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 14 Monterey Cir (Spyg ls) CdM 640-9900 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 2522 VI.Sta Dr. <Bayshores> NB 645-2717 $425,000 Sun l ·S 1501 Lincoln (Dover Sbrs) NB 548-Ulrl $399,500 Sun. l ·S 6592 Morning Tide Dr., Hunt Bcb 960-2.8'10 $230,000 Sun. 1-4 1742 Centella <Back Bay) NB 675-6000 $265,000 Sun. l ·S 412 16th Place (Npwt Hgts) CM 675-6000 $18.5,000 Sun. 1·5 128 Via Ithaca (Lido Is le) N.B. 83J.8600 $565,000 Sun. 1·5 2245 Port Carlis le. Harbor View Hms 6#6200 $259,000 Sun 1 ·S 14 Rue Chantilly, Big Canyon, NB 6#6200 $715,000 Sun l ·S 109 Via Nice (Lido Isle) NB 642~ ~.ooo Sun 2-5 2324 Port Dumess, Harbor View Hms 642-8235 $285,000 Sun l ·S •37'11 Inlet Isle <HV Hills> CdM 642·~ $350,000 Sun l rS •1915 Galatea Terr<Irvine Tcrr)CdM 642-8235 SUn l ·S •1801 Sabrina Terr., CdM 842..l?J5 $895,000 Sun 1--4:30 " . ..... _ __.. __ ----__ ... _. ----·-_ __. ...... --- 2700 Ughthouse <HVH Brdmr) CdM 675-6000 $249,500 Sun. 1·5 376 E. 2'lnd St. CBack Bayi NB 675-6000 $348,000 Sun. 1·5 1307 Santiago Dr. <Dvr Shrs) NB 645-0300 $325,000 Sun. 1·5 * 1608 Galaxy (Dover Sb rs) NB 645-0003 $699,000 Sun. 1·5 18661 Via PaJatino, Trtlrk ms. Irv 675-3411 $425,000.fee Sat/Sun 1-5 13 Lassen <Uruv Pk) Irvine 675-34l1 $185,000 Sun. 1-5 2008 Yacht Vigilant (Seavu) NB 675-3411 $429,000 Sun. 1·5 10121 Foresta!, Huntington Bch 540-3666 $108,000 Sun 1·5 1718 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shrs} NB 642·5200 $565, 000. fee Sun. 1 ·5 3083 Johnson, Costa Mesa 546-7259 St 19,500 Sun. 1-4 25 Pinehurst Ln .• Newport. Bcb 675-3411 $525,000 Sun. 1·5 •270'JCardinal I :\1esa V ) C:\-1 556-2660 $217.000 Sun J ~ ·~2 ~11low Ln <)tMkl.\l.ar l ·~1 JS0-2f;4i0 $155.900 Su11 I · 1 •35 Golet~ Point <Spyglass ) (;dM 964-2.611 S800,000 Sun. 2-6 810 Maxine. Santa Ana 897-0021 Sun 12·4 20 Cherry Hills <Big CynJ NB 644-6200 $749.000 Sun. 1-5 2772 Bluebird Cir., Mesa Vrde, CM 631-1266 $239,500 Sun 1·5 355 E. 2'lnd St. (Back Bay) CM 646·32SS Sat/Sun/Mon 1·5 • l Tiburon Bay <Spyglass) CdM 675-3411 $695,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1735 Pt Sheffield ( HVH > N R 675-3411 $246.900 Sat/Sun 1 5 •536 SantaAnaAve.,N B 673-7300 $265.000 Sat/Sun 1 4 1907 Windward Ln C Baycrcstl NB 759-~11 $275,000 Sun. 1·5 2045 Shipway Ln ( Baycrest 1 NB • 759 ~ll S...'>75.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 I t21 Kings Hrt tClfha\n) NB 67:H~550 $475.000 Sat/Sun 1 5 :;02 Kings Road. Newport Beach 644-7211 S.399.500 Sat/Sun J-5 1866 Tustin. Newport Beach 644·9000 $212.000 Sun. 1·5 654 Via Lido Nord (Lldo> NB 673 3355 $975.000 Sal/Sun 12·5 1965 PortCardif. Ne wport Beach 55 1 8700 $224,000 Sat/Sw11·5 5 IEDIOOM 13.13 <;arhngford coff C'olltc•~f" >C M 640 f).136. 957 1170 $12-1.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •31529 N1uacate. San Juan Capo fi3 1·1100 $.''>95,000 Sunl-5 1524 Antigua Way ( Dovr Shrs) NH 645-0303 SSS0,000 Sun. 1·5 5 U ,.., FAM RM or DEN •21 Pt Loma <Spy,gls) CdM 759-9100 S695.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •us Cherry Hills <Big Cyn ) NB 673-7761 Sl.500,000-fee Sun 1·5 IH2 Ha rbor Is land Dr CHbr Isl ) NB f'i75 ·34Jl $1.250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1112 Somerset Ln <Westcliff) NB 759~11 $389.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 tt7 Cherry fUll s <Big Cyn) NB 640-9420 $499.995 Sat/Sun J.s 1506 Keel Dr. <HVHls) CdM 675-fiOOO $359.000 Sun. l ·5 1145 El Camino Dr .. Coota Mesa 545-9491 Sl35,000 Sun. l ·5 •1858 Samar Dr .• Mesa Verde. CM 545-9491 Sl89,950 Sunday 1-5 6 Rocky Point <Spyglass) CdM 642·8235 $1,100.000 Sun 1·5 3021 Garfield, Costa Mesa 5'16-9Z77 S l~.000 Sun. 1·4 • 11~1.l Anttgua Wy I OovL·r~h r:,) ~ H 7~>!J.l.1Hl I S5!J5.000 Sun J .;; • •8')() Harbor Island Dr .. NB 631 0094 $1 ,095,000 Sun 1·5 !014 Mariners Or .. Oovc rShrs. NB 640-5357 S585.()()(l Sat/Sun 1 5 •43 Royal Saint George <Big Cyn l NB 644-6200 $599,000 :at/Sun 1·5 •209 Evening Star Ln (Dover Shrs) NA . 642-8235 $895,000 Sat/Sun 12-3 •4531 Camden Dr. (Cameo Shrs> CdM 640-5357 Sat/Sun l ·5 6 llDaOOM 111 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar 673-5354 $369.500 Sun. 1·5 • #3 Montccilo Dr .. CdM 631 -1400 $625.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 7 • ... FAM RM or DIH • 1406 Lincoln Lane, Newport Bch 631-MOO $515.000 Sunday 1·5 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2600 Bayside Dr. (Old CdM> CdM 675-6000 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2 n I IACH 23" E .15th St .• Costa Mesa 63~-2242 $135,000 Sunday l·S J •I I• 120 Chestnut, So. Santa Ana 642·5200 $75,000 Sat/Sun l ·S DU PLO IS FOR SALE .I ~ 2••2• 2320 3'd Avenue, CdM 642-823.S $325,000 Satl Sun 1·5 608 Marguerite '(()fftedM) CdM 675-6000 $350,000 Sun. 1·5 J •I IACH 1826 West Balboa Blvd., NB 67J.6210 S149,000 Sat 1·5 l II & I II 6l2 Heliotrope, CdM 640-7000 Sun. 1·5 l 11 & z .. 110 Collins <Balboa Isl> Balboa 64.2·5200 $495.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I llDltOOM 61 Lakepines (The Lakes) Irv 675-6670 $97.500 Sat/Sun 1-~ 1700 West.cliff #9 (Westcliff) NB 75~11 $85,000 Sun. 1·5 2 ..-OOM 234 Cliff Dr. #2, Lag una Bch '(213) 822-9005 Sun 1-5 25 18 Elden Ave <Oak Glen) C.M. 642-6734 $99,990 Sat/ Sun 10-6 • • 1307 Bayside Dr. (Mai Kai) Cd M 644-4910 $525,000 Sat/Son 1·5 #30 Seaseape Dr. <Superior Ave) NB 673-6210 S19'J,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 12 Summerwind Ct. (Npt. Crest) NB 673-T.K>O $189,500 Sun. 1·5 . 412 Vista Grande (Bluffs) NB 640-5560 $218.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1700 Westcliff #J4CWest cliff)NB 759.(811 $97,500 Sun. 1·5 1111 SoCoast F201. Costa Mesa 759--0811 $114 ,500 Sun. 1·5 26503 Calle San Francisco, SJC 556-2660 $80.000 Sun 12-4 56 Sea Island Dr .. Newport Beach 675-3411 $179,900 Sun. 1·5 1101 MacArthur #205, Santa Ana 540-1720 Sun. l ·5 21 JO Vista Laredo <Bluffs) NB 640-5560 $163.500 Sun. l ·S 2511 SunOower # f'l6. Santa Ana 540-3666 $73. 000 Sun l ·5 2 U pe.s FAM tM w D8f •Ji7 J ~mrne Crk (J s mn CrkJ CdM 759 ~JOO $275.000_. Sat/Sun 1·5 l llDaOOM ~-IJOSanl<J Ana Avt• .. Costa ~~J 042-6734 S109,990 Open Daily Hll Carlotta <The Bl u!f s ) N B. 640-5560 Sl79.000 Sat/SWl J-5 2630 VI.Stadel Oro< Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $148.600 Sal/Sun 1·5 505 VLc;ta Grande <Bluffs) S . B. 640-5560 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3065 Clubhouse. Costa Mesa 540-3666 SlJ0.000 Sat/Sun l 5 300 Jo;n<'ro (The Bluf(c;) !": R. 7~9-~ll $225.000 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2409 Novia I Bluffs> ~pt &h 646-,5006 $248.000 Sun 12-5 302 Campbell. Costa Mesa 5.56-2660 Sl 60. 000 Sun 12-4 :J9S Sunrise< E /Side >C M. 646-7171 $162.000 Sun. 1 ·4 2472 Newport R1\•1era. Costa Mesa 646-7171 $99,500 Sun. 1·4 3 II ..... FAM llM or D8f 22 Barla,entoC't. <!':pt. Crest > N .B. 644 9060 $178.500 Sun. 1-5 22 Whitewater <J asmn Ck> CdM 964-2611 $300,000 Sun. 2-6 4 llDROOM 22 Gretel Ct <Npt. Cres tJ N.B 673-7300 $159.500 Sun. 1·5 359 Vista MadC'ra < Rluffs> N.B. 759 ~11 $220.000 Sun. 1-5 MOBILE HOME· FOR SALE I llDSOOM 20 £1 Pasco, Lido Park, N.B . ., 631·1400 $12.800 Sat/Sun 1-5 37 Drake. Lido Park, Npt Beach 631·1400 $23.500 Sat/SUn 1·5 #2 Bolivar <Lido MH Pk) NB 675-2356 Sun 1·5 2 lfHOOM 114 Anrn. Lido Park. Newport Bch 631-1400 $45.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 29 Freemont. Lido Park, Npt Sch 631-1400 $24 .750 Sat/Sun 1·5 40 Drake. Lido Park. Newport Beach 631 ·1400 $26.500 Sat/Sun 1-5 43 Freemont. Lldo Park. Newport Bch 631 ·1400 $32.000 SaVSun l·S ·c·· Anchorage Wy, Lido Park, NB 631 -1400 $86,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • •700 Lido Park Dr #31. NB 631 -1400 $120.000 Sat/Sun l ·S •700 Lido Park Dr. #38. NB 631 -1400 $39.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •700 Lido P ark Dr #26. NB 631 -1400 $45.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE Z ... OOM 2515 First Ave .• Corona del Mar 673-5354 $535,000 · Sun l ·S 4. & z. 131 Topaz. Balboa lsland 675-3331 S425,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 *,... •• w•u., ... ••• w•ufl•&PMI POOL Sp•cleH ••r4•• ..._.. cml-..._ wlllt pool. Mele4y .... a,. ..... s.. 1.1. 10111 Mdtda•1L Gr••t , AJ••t. 640-177 SPlCIAUZIMG IHHOMH & n«:OME rttOrstTY EGGY ROMS Realtor MS-1531 Udolsle ~House St~nfng-·elegance Ii. yours m thla large 4 bdrm., 3 ba. bome. Modern c ustom kit., ~formal din. rm. E:Qra large lot with SUD· n.y strada pauo, are all extras 1n this truly r magrulicent home. Of'. fered at $565,000 Wllh good ftnancmg. t 28 VIA mtACA OP9il l·SPM MESAYBDE 'S Bdrms. 1)1" 4 & a den ; 1mmac ulalt.> 2-st ory home WUb all the extra:.. Garage door opener , water soft ene r, d e · ' cora1or wall coverings. Owner aruo~. movlmi lO Pert.land ! $1619.500 • 673-.J!i63 67$-4777 En" associated 8110"-EllS llfA, •r;1>5 , ;· ~ 1,,.,.. .. -.a ti· •• DOvaSHoalS 4 Br 3 Ba. pool & spa, cit) hgt view. OnJy 6 yrs old ~.<n> ~ HARIOtt RIDGE 2 Br 2 Ba decorator's own home wtth a fant.asl1c view overlooking r~ servoir & city bgbl~ SJ65.000. -~ UDO ISLAND ~ly redecorated 4 Hr 3 & oo Fee simple land. vacant & ready for tm· mediate movein with c r eative financing avwlable s:lt9.500 ~' 759-tUI ZBSODOWH Vets call now on this 3 bedroom beauty with no down and no closing cos-, ts. Just move in and en· py. 541)-3666 ABANDONED • Yldarf•H-'-Dta&e ll'QUDds. Be11eb. J.lt.y. Front porch. Lob- by emy. 6 BR. Formal din. parlor. w /bltn dbl china hutch. Om/game rm. ~sty veranda auo- dec It w /sep outside stabuse. Indoor artistic stairwell. Guest qtrs. Domed ceilings. Bay window. Btr access. ~ rmtored. n has it all. • Must sacrtrlce for Sl2S,OOO. Call now !! BKR.~ _______ , ASSUMARI CONDO 'fib '11/tr U .l.25 annual percenta1e rate loan with kJw don pa,71Dent. Adult condo. Carefree Urina, luab Jreen~_I!: bubblnl fount.Ina. poo1 and s pa. llulti U8C! n!treatlon ctnter. At· aumable IA.000 loan. .... ~ • < Jnt .-, r 1 OLSON ......... s. ~ .......... s. ............ ...... ..... s. ............. ~······················ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••• 1!• ...... ' ._,.. ' ••• ,.. 1111 ...... ... • ... ,.. tl01 ...•............••.... . .......................................................................................... . 116 CAMYOM On l he gotreourlt'. 1orgeous 3 be d room wllh the ultimate in decoraUna. q uarr)' hi noors. blt·ln '-lfri wine cabin ts.. A muat see propert y w&th creathre finand n . Priced at 18.000 OWM• MUST SILL NOW Red\K'ed erkc. e cttlle1lt I rm . lovely 3 Bdrm It tumity "1th 1ereat ocean 1ew. Ouarded <"Ommun1ty Now only $359,000 OWNB WILL CAllY Bcnuttrul big Soutbpor1 with O<'ran \ICW, 6 8drms. 41:: l~l~. ppr(~('I hom~ for the tun.:c· f umJI). Asll.101< $595,000 M akt> orrt•r PENINSULA POINT J u::tt hbted . :,uper bharp 3 & dt!n l m m acul at.e eond 1t 10 11 P t·rf ccl locahon . ~tep to bay or oout·h An excellent value a t $325 ooo OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 ·5 PM CI NOPHTY 66' X 330' lstdldftg DE MUIL'S A.OWH SHOP 2431 Newport ~cl CM 7 I 4/76<f.0768 ~N IMYll1MIMT IN CAllFIH LIVIM6 A• IH.,......., ........ price ef tt4, HO....-r.: W. • ~rlt•• ..... , ••••• , ... *••c11•1 t t tt .. a. P9' ........ 111.t ... .._ of ,_......,•_ .. • .. • '"" ..... u •ted Chd lilwJ _.,.,._,~..._,.... .. e.w •••• tiv ..,......_ w. .._ c••"" ..W ef • ~ mt' t t d ca tt,. S.. tlift ........ 1 .... IEAUTIRIL FAMll Y HOME .............................. ............. a. ......... wltll •tt•d 1ed •t•dy •r••· Co.airy Wtdew/._, ....._ 3 l t dro o •. 2 l•tt.. Tek• od•o•hg• of tt.1 lo••ly COllll •ltJ pooh, jecmft, -.d ....... c..tt ""'"' .......... 0. .... ~ ... htt of •t!! OwMr wtl hetp wttt. flstmKlslg. s 121.000. HARBOR VIEW HOME + GUEST APT. ,ortoflfto 111od1I. 2 -ator y, 3 b t d r ooM , foMlly room. co111pactw, ~ cl""'9 l'OOIR. flr 1ploc 1 wi t h 1 1uil11 n coH~ pit. ftt.s co ..... te CJMSt .. twftt wlttt kltdwtt, CJCH tton mtd OYlfl, lots of cablMts. 2 batltt, bOMS l'OOlft. Wlsot MOr e co•ld you ask? $255,000 644-7020 NEWPORT BEACH 499.4551 495-1720 South LOCJ'lfta LaCJUM Nic)wf 497-3331 493-88 I 2 La9una Beach Dana Point I J1/..,,_ LOAM MOW -MO LOAM .. Prlme locatlon In the Bluffs. One -4.tory. 3 bdrms. 2 batN_Sil\Ulted on extra large greenbe. tt . An immac ulate home priced for qulck sale. l~.000. Owner will finance. No loan fee. Call for appointment now. 644..no WATIUIOMT-¥ ACAMT-tlH,000 .. ·antastlc bay & ocean view. A real beauty in the well·known Mal Kai. Beautifully refurbished Inside & out with lush new cptng & drapes Cneutral colors). new kitchen appliances . Huge living rm with a new mirrored wall reflecting exciting boat acti vity. 2 Lge bedrooms, 2 baths Se~ time . 1307 IA YSIOI Da. W /S.. I ·5 OCIAJIROMT--GUAIDe AUA A fantastic view of the beaut. blue Pacific. Private steps Crom your own door to t he community beac h t:xclusive area with a 24 -hour securit\' gate. Spacious conte mporary home wi th 4 bedrms. formal dining, fam rm. recreati9n rm. study. 31 'J baths. Spa ~ built·in fi s h aquarium. Sl.100.000 Cons ider exchange for Newport bayfront with boat slip. VACANT. See any time. Call now . llG OCEAH VU SU0.000 NI N('w on the market. 3 Bdrms .. 21 ~ baths. Beamed ceilings. Large frpk .. fu ll dininJ?" r m . family rm Fantastic \'icw of ocean & Catalina . Ca ll now for apµ"t to sec this c·x ccllent valuc• SNCTACULAI VACAT10M HOME I 0 MIHUTES TO LAKE AllOWHEAD Award wmninj? cles1~n World view from two huge tl•rraces Western red cedar in & out. Artistic decor 3 Bedro(>ms Sec now a nd enJO~ 1t forever. Only $99.000 W£SUY H. TAYLOI CO., leatton 2111 S. J~ Hiit loed HEWPOl'T CEHTU. H.I . 644-49 I 0 SEU. ldll· Item:. Wllh ;i , _______ _ DwJy Pl1ot Class1f1t.>d Ad Ol'TIOH SALE LUSE? I F\nd whal you v. ant 1n .._ _______________ __, Daily PlJot Clai.i;1hcd!I 2 IJdrm.,. 1•, b uth. 2 -..wry condo. ;i.,:.umt' 11•. loan. Ava1lul>h.• now • 675-3~1 I SMASHIHG VIEW C)n fee land in Harbor Vil''-' Jlilts. I Bdrm. Lusk built homC' on one of Curon<t clel ~lar·s bei-t st rel't::.. S398.50o TUITlEIOCK ,IESIDEHT HOME --Assume 9 114 ("1r loan on lovely 3 Bdrm in mos t prestigious area Quiet cul dP sac. outstanding bk yd & patio Gourmet kitc:h. lge frml dining. $355,()()9. HA RBOR VIEW HOMES l'ortofmo mocl('I ''I guc•st f{ t' ad " fo r in In w s or dc•cc1ri1t1ng. S246.91l0 Desirable :J Bdrm qtrs. \.\etbar & Iott l 1H· 1n '.\lanc·l ou~ I I LIDO ISLE S l'par ate m ast e r bedroom s uite upstairs. 2 fi replaces. wetbar. jacuzzi with imported tiles. completely new throughout. $540.000. ()pen today 1·5. 124 Via QuHo. See Mavis. OCEAN VIEW Rcaullful 4 bedroom + 3 bedroom duplex. One owner. well maintained. \ !>mall down payment and owner will !'arrv balance. Ya can't bf.at that ' $239."500. Call Sylvia JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport Bl•d. comer 30th ..., Owner Fiftanced "fh1:. I J r~c· 21100 .,q fl lu011ly homl' 1' J r1:,,1 \alUC It ft•atun-:. J !Jr~·· IJrrul) room. I bedroom' ,uld dl·n + inl1malt• 'P"' !>llUalt.'d rm JO l"nC'IOSl'd alnum Bt·'l ,,r .111 th .. ownt-r will 1 .trr} lht· f1nanC'1n1t Full pn t·• Sl4(;,!AJO ('Jll 7~1 Jl~JI C:SEL ECT I P ROPERT IES IHVESTORS lil,'Y FO It n ;n ' IH. Clt>lom 4 lklrm. famtl) 21 l b<1lh:.. bltn \ a<"uum & s tereo CO U~TY lot OOx:n> Room for pool lt.'fllll!>. RV & boat 35oS E 22='lD ~'TR k: f.T o J>E::N SAT SU~ \IO' 1 !'> )lAKt-;m ·..-1-:R ADULT~. MO qu.WFYtMG Nft. clean Mult 2 ldrm condo with a la,..e ,.uo. e<>tnmun1ly pool. 1pa. NC. facll ll MCW'tty llte. No qu.allf)'lnl, 1eller will fl.nance. Only ... soo 10 QJJ~$370 ALLSTATE .REALTORS ltOMAHTIC ltlMOIVlOUS Penlbouse view ocean, harbor " C'tly Iller.. Bea~ upgrad~ condo 10 new Villa Balboa . Priced to sell al 1235.000. Auume 10~,c; loan. Hurry Uus won't lasl Mallow· Kennedy Anna Morland. Eidu.s1ve Agl. ~: 631-0486 OCIAHFIOMT COMDO Low dn Take O\'e r pay menl5 711 Ocean Ave Hunl1ngt o n B e a c h Owner desparale lrok..-556-777-1 ILUFf S RlOMTROW AISOWTElY llST WA TEI VUE ZBr. 28a $229,000 Very low down J>(>Ss1ble Call owner 64-i 4670 or 2J.3-2B4-4447 --------- leoc:h Hm. S68.000 .. 1\:."lumt! hndncing in 2300 ' f horn(' on OC'can C>wtwr U\ lrwble Hurn 759-100 IJl:lu.'le PJlm IX>sert 2Br 2b.t C'oodo Tennis J:it· Onl~ SIJS.000 20', dn O WL ll Submit lrad~ l"tl i W-0671 -------- 1006 ......•.......•........ m.•llSTIUY an COMt. Blamed celllna 2 .. COQdo. Pc*, VltlW of hlll•~ Capo P•llndet. Owne r f i n a n ci n g . 0.IJW, .... l21 tOU ....................... •OCIAM YllW * FEE. Only sns.000, wath afforda ble floanclnc available. Lovely 4 BR. Harbor View Kil.I.I hom e. can be YOW'S with low monthly paymenu . Call Ruth Sachar, 99'7-4051 Southland Ritts, 544-1440 XLMT.UU ID So. F.V 4br, l~•ba, needs a little TLC. F/P only SllS.000. W /VA t«mS. 11ACH con A•• Newly renovated 3br. Iba on double lol only 3 bllts from H 8 paer f P mo.ooo MHDsnc Large Sbr, pool ho me in x1n1. area. Near l.lnC'oln 8'vd. "Npt F"Wy Pnced al only Sl24 .SOO Niel CUT Agam to on!y S85.000 on lhb Jbr. P·•ba home On ly 2 m.lles to H. 8. surf. Park Place, lnC'. 842·7461 WAUTOIEACH I ZO/o Owner-FiHKt O\armlng Dupleit s or Hwy Front 2 bdrms rlf'(1>lace. pa tao Back 3 bdrm-!>~. 2 fi replaces N(t:rtl 75.2-1067 BIG Dl':LlJX t-: l>UPLl::X l d \l. c Io'> e t o b l' h VWl'lllf'S dJx 4 Hr. 21, Ba. -t 2br 213J , ov.nt:r will t arry w low down Sun & ~a lteall) 673'11~ $60,000! owe rc m a1ndtr or ¥llW IRVJNI! TER'IAi SDectacular loca p . Vfr/ ~ bom.e! J Bdra I bat.II a t 1 o r1e o 1.1 1 1 01ar et lotcheo. bull• pool ta '* aMClp&ayroom.lov· dY brick entry patio •ltb $ctric 1ate-to af!Ch• morel 0...... wlll •Ip flnance. lf50.000. 1223 Dolphin Terraoe OPEN SAT/SUN l~ 64Z..1200 '• .,. H.-oa¥11WH&LS rro.ooo down, balance fin.anced at 12.5~. h k· Ing $249 ,500. This 4 Bdrm.. Fam Rm. fbrmal di.rung rm. 2 r pie home olfer.t view of hlll11 ft in ts CaU OOrTIE VALENTINI-: ~or67S-60W OWNER/AG EN't IUILD TO SUIT Two ~}18' LOU G4 Begonia Ownr 760-1125 M3'614X HV twll Burlingame Mdl 4Br. JV.Ba, bonus rOl. Ii: loL t'ee land 640-2996 WAUCTOIEAC)t GOOD IHVlSTMa..T Olct."CdM" C.lloiC'e "So. of HYt') : duplt!X ~of ch;um S'.21.00> 1Terms 1. A3tllll '40-~ SPYGUSS HIU. S Bdrm. 3 ba, pool.1pa. P'aY area Mountain & canyon view. S460,000 By appt 64+ m I Courtesy to brokers 2Slory 2 Bdrm. 1-" bath" Pal.lo PU:S garage I lir apt PLt.:S guest quarter-. w bath 673-0828 lln.enC'1n1t on 2 Bdrm -------- O~l\:n I ~. llOI Ba lt>OJ Av(• CHARMING 2 STY On C'Orncr. I bllt lo buy. J blkl. from '1llagt' Lg LI\ rm w 2 story Cl'1hntt hugt> bn ck frplC'. Wr. 1.1..ua. :.ep dl.n rm. forc1:d j air. dbl Rar + altract1vt• apt $375 mo w bltnl> 0 an 1 :. 11 f r IJ I 1 FABl:LOL'S AS SUMABL.E flNA!'ICIMi & o we 2 nd SA v·i-: Sl.(XX)'!> ON INT & LOA~ carr SJ00.000 Best 1n area R8*1EALTY • 1213) 434--0908 WXUllOUS l'tEWHOME Just completed 4 Br 4 Bd J frplc s T b1:. hou:. .. mu~l be 'ieen 10 .ip pl'U'141le aU ll h.c. lO 11( ' fe:r t'or the buye r v. h .. v.ants the ~l $.W:l.S.000 Open Ilse Sat Sun 10-5 2m Gamet. t.erry Spr ~lDn. Rltr 613 2230 ----------- So. loyfrOl'll ~IH Utanmng Balboa duµlc>. otrenng 2 + den owner-. urul w lante ~undrtk & lowerJ Bdrm rt-ntal un1l Pncl'<l at ~.000 For more 1n!o l'll ll Carol llorf. agl Pat't':oellcr Realty. 631 0094 DUf'LEX I E.~C'IUS1ve orren ng ""11 h tdlllastJc hnanC'ml? Cut•· <fl4>lex PLt:S lll~e gu~1 qu.irten ~l)Ulh 01 llJi(hway 5250.UOO ~r{,"'jlfl 645 1103 Hrokl'r 90 o A S SU MAILE JAS ~tl:>-1-: CREEK'S to\ flu..,1\l' l!Uar1frd rom m u n 1 t \ u ff ,. r ' I h 1 !'> beaUllfuJ 3 Bdrm. 2 ba -t lam rm '>ln1..lt• -t•>n homt'. all dt-,1gnl'<l lor .-lcitant t!lllt>rl.11n1n.e $211!1 .~0U Call L1ndJ Ferguson llOGRS UAL TY 675-2311 OPEN SUH. I ·5 41 I Hetiotrope ,, lidrm home. :.pJ, (·~tom construcuon Ap prm 4,00'J sq fl. Owni:r v.111 help f1nan n~ Dll.500 2515 t:IRST A ft. ()&Mandmg Vll!W from oozy 2 bdrm-house: .id dl1JonaJ 2 bdrm. ~OUSt-> ~~~~~~~~·! rorreruJ ~.ooo -:: '1AURYSTAUFl'ER DUPLEX WITH POOL Popp~ A\c Ch.trltWl~ 0111nt.'r' horn! .. l.irjlo dl'IJC'hl-d n'flUJl .! 1-'rplt-<. W Jlk tn bo· .. ,h & :.ho~ Onh ~m.f.O> pt A.UL MAITIM REAL EST A TE 644-7313 STotlTIO()t( DUPLEX ~l:..A LION Rt;ALT\ 673-5354 497-J388 Year Round SYmmer Cot t.age on pnme R 2 corner l•'C Lov.est pnce en town ~ 7~12U IYOWHER , II.arbor View Port.Oho" nu.., home has ht-en pru ftliMonally lndscpd. dt· cor all-d & remodel+'d 5br. 3d,JaC'ent to 10 <it'r.· paric & AndPrson School l'an bt> shown by :JPPl ~ CAMWSHOH~ 10'-:' • $2411.000 a ssumable 3 lklrm Jbat~. stamt-.1 glas:.. oak !>lU1rcj:\{' lead 11\R lo loft & hu~e mslr bdrm + I bdrm apt + !U>I OPEN SUM. l·S I ~ 6 12 Heiotrope - 1-'abulous ocean view. pool. 4 Br. 3 pn,Jl•· be.oC'hes Call Tim Rhom· lm·lai6 REALTORS llG CAMYOH l.O\l'I~· :! Bctrm (;r4 •pnbrtar w '2 p<J t1 0-. in \l1'1 .. 11n To"nhomc· .... t 'ernmir flnor. Lt•nnts t·ourh. poc>I. -.p<.1 & Jogging d1:.t<.1ncP to lhl' htL?h ...,l'hool lr<t tk. 17!l .9<1CI 1 front apartmenl ha' ~ lklrm, f1replan•. m rn1 I \1eY> and large moch'rn ;1 ~ i bath apartment nu.1ocL1X ~(Al1Y ~' r..--. \..GIJOl"lt ..... I 640·7000 I ASTUL! Ownl'r wil l C'a r r~ Duplex. 45" lot. · SEAVIEW Beauurul 4 Bdrm ,ort Royal Lge lot w room for puol. Cape Cod architecture. central air. comm. tennis. S429.000. + 2 guest roocrb In a ter --- nf1c locauoo-owner v. 111 GOlET A ft<>IHT pool spa. two 2 Br. Call nm Rhone. 631-1266 TURTLEROCtc ESTATE Chante' of a l1felitne to ov. n a la r i:?c home on an unbeheva ble near acre lot wrth paddle t ennis C'Ourt. playhouse & view. Don't miss ll '. S425.000 TURTLEROCk VISTA -A 3 Bdrm + bonus room Madison with night li ght & mountain view. Upgraded 1n earthtone colors. $239,900. WOODBRIDGE A RBOR LAKE 3 + d('n "Woodside". Xl nt location across from adult spa & sandy beach. Assumable loan. Sl69.900. TURTUROCtc llOADMOOR -3 Bdrm Plan 6. detached home w/pool. beautifully la ndscaped & decorated $152.500 MEW USD4G IM IRYIHE -Plan D in J .M . Peters P a r kcrest, beautifully upgraded. Over 2500 sq.rt. 4 Bdrm 3 bath twnhme. $185,000. . IRVM ROYE --Super sharp 2 Bdrm 2 bath Sequoia model. Great location. Owner ~/carry 1st. SllS,000. UD~ ISLE f<?ll Stt.000 DWN -Super fi nancing avail on this new 4 Bdrm w/gt>urmet kitch .. ha rd wood floors, s pa. stained glass windows & ·bay view. $4SO,OOO. LIMDA ISLE! Best buy! $225.000 ass um 9i,,c:-<r ow e to sGoo.ooo . s1 .100.ooo. P a trick Tenore. E22C Extra special 4bdr .. 2111 bath Buccola home in Mesa Verde. Cul-de -sac. I~. lot . cent. air. EZ4 U2C . S u n . 1·5 Jacki e Handleman HAllOI VIEW HOMES Portofino model ~ ~bdr .. 31.hba -· bonus rm. and one bdr. detached from house -excel in-Jaw or g u es t qu a r te r s . Ja c kie Handleman. LACMIMA ICM OCIAM YU 2br. 2ba + 3 view decks & patio. 4 yTS. young. 2 car gar. $159,500, w /loan or $93,000 at 9 .7% ass umable. Seller will carry 2nd T .D. PTiced to sell fast. Call Helen Mason. THIS IS IT A steal in Newport Heights. Fix t his 2bd a nd make $. $119,500 assumable loan. J eanne Salter. CllATI IT On the R-2 lot i n Newport Heights. Assuma ble . Jeanne Salter. .......... .,.... ................. U41.119',......_C.... ..... • 6Jt·l2'6 l~cknl Member Broker ' . a.~ with the finanC'mN REDl:CED SU.000 110<.:0LI.JNS F\ne!.l O<'ejn and t'll~ OPl::.'li HOL'SI-: light \1ew Show room FAHTASTIC TERMS SAT SUI': I:, det-orat1on:.. pool and REALTORS 642-5200 double terraced Jacum. Formal dining room. r I vaulted ce1llng C'~almg Lease opuon. lrg 3 Br 21 1 Ba home, under 2 yrs old. wa lk lo Big Cor ona m.ooo option. Property tncl. 2 Br 2 Ba unit + 5 car garage. Ownr /Agl 7$9536 CclM Duftux New 3 BR -s tudio deck -21.? Ba un1l + re modeled 3 BR 3 Ba unit Owner will wrap w1lh SOO.IXXl dwn Off~·rl'<l .1 1 ~.ooo. Pete aarrettli I ~b~!:t'e v :,~g1a~c: 11~ ~ · the unde r stateme n t oomster I Owner will carry low IO· ~~tr I ten!ll'lt loan 47SC A USTSIDE. TRIPLEX 1a1aoo ,eftinwta I 007 In COSlu M ~u 2 nc-v. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BR 2 Ba.lownhow,;• un1b Ch armin J? P enins ul.i +N'furbil1hed 2 BR 2 Ba Poant 2 Bdrm home with house. Ownl'r will wrap llpproved plans for r< .. with $40,000 down or. model. Slt>ps from bay & fered~l S240.000 surf. Lrg IJv rm w1frplc, For inlormal1on call. rorma.1 dining rm. As· 64o..625' sume 9.9 lsl T .D. oC ~ 1131.000. Owner wall '/¥~. cany balance with 29% _,,,_,, down or other creatJve R E A LT y C1nancin c . A s k i n g s:nuoo. ~or eves. r75-7 .. Bkn welcom e 1006 ......... 1006 .............................................. GUCIOOS HOME PLUS lllOME Unusua l offering of a beautifully renovated & remodeled home. PLUS a 2 Bdrm Apt. House has 3 Bdrms. 2 b a ths . lo ve l y l a r ge roo m s . Exceptional master bdrm & bath with Jacuzzi. Wonderful kitchen Includes micro-wave oven and Jenalre BBQ. Llvin& rm & dining rm a re lae1 airy a nd tastefully decorated. Dbl gar, worbhop and laundry. $425,000 . .. ~ ..... 111/S.t-4 r,,,.,......_....., '-• II l&A1111l•11 '7WHI ...................... ·-- OPE."'lTODA' 964-2611 osun ~ealcy HARIOI RIDGE ESTATE HOME Lg w /v1e w, ocean , Catalin a & light :. 1660.000. Owar /Agl 'M).~ 9.op! ! Tab Ume t.o relu Coeta Miia 1024 .Mt shop at home. tt ·s ••••••••••••••••••••• •• siqlle ..... OaUy Pilot aa.aified Ada. Aod II NOQUALIFYlNG owe rou blve l(lllM'thin. to S30,000 dwn-12~. 48r, sell, ca ll a frleadly 28a, °"'*' A&t· 5't-4008 =• Ad·VlHr at C.-.. Mw tOZZ ________ ....................... . fb Coldwell Banker JASMN C ... May be your last opportunity to afford to live in thla beautUul private community. 2 Bdrm. le den. Minl-view. Priced to sell. $229,000 -·Fee. ' OflM ..... , ... tJ ....... ~ .... SEE CAROLJlcMAJIAN . -OAA..YPtlOT ........... w. ........... s-. ........ We H111n,_.S-. tt11 n,_S-. .... __ ,_S-. ..................................................................... ···········•···•··•·••• ...................... . ....................... ··················'···· .. ~.~;: .. . ........ • .... ~..... 1041 ~..... 1048 ~..... 1041 ....................... ..•.....•.............. ....................... . ..... , ... _. ........... . "-"-MIM I 014 t' ~., ... a..:.;;.;..a. I 040 ... -• -· -........... 1040 ..... ....................... ~~~ ....................... ....................... .. .................... . 0 11 llnt l Ive De w 2 bedroom. 2~ ba con d ) It __ _ aMDleoAv ,C.11. , eci.tTM SM£0RTRA0£ • 3 Bil. 2 e. f uitt ~400. Owor qt M5~ IYOWHa SPICIAL 3 8R 2 &. lstllt>pl. ! ~ mo. Sl21Ml00. 64:> 7''12 ~ide. pool, 4 bd; 2 bu., Jm. form11l DR , W.UOO dn owe ba1 63t·4~16 ASSUME $'2,500 I Oo/o VA LOAH EASTSIDl3 ... 11/2 ...... FAMlM&POOL NICI $120,000 fUU.llt HAL TY ~Oll4 $89,500 $15,000 ON Owner will carry, up lo 5 yean al lJ"'r. 2 B~ 11, lia. large patio. '3 years ~. Call645-9161 .: OPEN HOUSE RE ALTY X ' 645-9161 ' , . , ........ ... ...... -...................... .. 1024 ....................... IACl(IAY a.tom ;t SR. 3 1>41 fu· Maltle • 91~ lo•n 1 OwMr bllr ~621b8 0-..-Wll F-..c• ~l!hl :tunny t'U.'lt om bit Jlir, 2lia ho&n~ l'nmc• E Sack OUllOO Sl_.0,000. C;tll OWll•'r, Ujlt t 714 ) &'2 2tU4. 1IOlO Ouwn gt-t' you ,1 3 br, 2 b.i l'Ohla M ""'" <~r' "lo qutlhfy1ng 1\,~u m l' VA l oa n P r opt!rl Y tl nul>c , bott 3850 or b42 lOl O ·77 MBZ. 3000 (;r,.al diesel Buy a t loan balanl~. S3M ma. 7~0063 MESA HEIGHTS I TOWHHOMES J 2 & 3 lid rm s, a l l • ameruu~. Pn ced from ~500. 100/o DOWN 2-i!IOGLE. 642·9560 POOL. SPA 4 Br family home. nr schools & shopt,, 15 rrwt tr~s. xtras. 547-7066, 97S-0447 Agt. ----- WEHAVEWHAT Owner wi II urry 9llO.OOO 2nd Ill IO' , ~ old lo11n can be ~umod at 7'< on Lhaa ~auulul 3 br, 2 bit home In downtown lluul lnat on lil'atb Citll 1417 IXICUTIVI SIACLIFf HOMl 4 HR wtaotr, ot•t•un , hct•C'h nearby.. Up.ii at.lt~d w rww poper . tile. & l'~l\t( 2 U.'S\.'(f bm•k hrt·plo1Ct:l>. lg wulk 111 du~els , t"o v 'cl bnd. pallt>. f'r<>lt-~l>IUllUlly lc1ndH:tpcd A 11111 1-t S2JO.OOO owe w ,ufh t.'lerll down 84H l788. Khn~t: & Asi.oc •MEWUSTINGS t:ilt-ellent cul de s ar J Hdrm, den home. Model coodition. backs to river, gate acce;s to bike trail, boat g;,te. Ownl•r will help finance. Hurry! On ly $15 t.500 ~Spindnft, llB JohnC..rcy, GRI, R ~CI e•--;, ' I I I ( , I ' .'till,) $13,950 DOWN! No qualifying! Owner will hoa nce• Hnghl t'hL-<ery home. blePfl to thi: li&kc Ill Woodbndgc CGllledC..,..t 754-1202 ••CONTRACT OF SALE Call for dettub about how t b1s method o t purchase wall allow )OU to ASSVME the 8""'4'} loan 00 ltul> l'XCllUI.: :{ bedroom1den luwnhom~· 1 an prei.tlg1ous WOOD· BRIDGE ~STAT l-:S .. 1lu:. home hus 11 ' Ask mg $147,000. Try 30rt duwn. fiii')w,,udbrldgc NEXT BEST TO OCEAN FRONT 0 Arfhf.h-~D 't. . h. wner inancmg. on miss t 1s opportunity to hve & work by the sea shore! Pictured is a scene of beach just 600 ft. from this unique beach House. The li v/rm & fam/rm. both have wood burning frplcs & wood floors. 4 Bdrms., 4 baths. an attached skylighted 18 ft. tall studio with 572 sq.ft. of floor s pa ce. 2 small kitchens & 3 garages. is arranged for a Three Generation Family to reside under one roof, with privacy for aLL Built a r o und a n Or ie nta I Landscaped Courtyard with an enviable covered lanai for year-round entertainment. Great residence or tax shelter in No . La~una. Only $295,000. ~. 1 •• .. ii.:· ., ·~·---~I THE ACTIOH GIOUP ~ Rcallq l!r.!IJ 8 arr1nn s:i.·~~~ '""I 111 ll ie McCo1 m .. ~.-k Cl·J ll y. I n l . -I tW~on • Sl:o:RVlCE PLUS • I I 000 Mo. Cocnt Hwy. HartlOul-I 042 0-an Johnson. 552·5687 I ••••••••••••••••••••••• MacNab-Jrv10e. ~1 -.8700 494-7551 WA~.:~OME **OPEN HOUSE ! "'""-I 044 OCEAN LOVERS! You're LookJeq For DOCK FOR 50' BOAT I••••••••••••••••••••••• STOP SEARCHING Mesa Ve rde "Dre am I TO 0 c I Sat & Sun 1 5 Tl-£AOCk You've round 1t! North I House''. Clean as new. 3 Assume lst · w 2nd • ·-·~ ---------Bdrm, 2ba, eov'd patio. w/$220,000 do. H unt-Come and see Uus lovely HIU.S ~~ ixJ~':i~ch~3 O....Sun 1-5 Smlassumable al 7~'"J •. I ington Ha r bour loc. detac h e d W OOD PresidtwtHO..W corated. quality carpel. .W ESit.ber Agt 645-2632 I $1(17,000. Open Sat 11-4. Frwy close. Less congcs-BRIDGE home. Com er For the dlScn mina ting and hardwooo floor~ 1760 W. Iowa. b<XJ than Newport Grant location a cross f rom I !amdy; llus prest1g1ous throughout ! Poolsn.ed A.-.swnable-By Ownc r 631-2l42 • Jomson,Agt.846-777! j park.f1eXJbleflnancing., ho m e c onsist s o f 4 lol Best of all. ··Owner lmmacul;,te Move lo *IOP"RTRJDGE _ _,, 3 B f 2 b u~.Jroot-Boat Slap lr A bdnns., 2 baltb. d ining will help ftnance" ... lep cu.iu r, am rm, a. , I ._,, . Sl39 000 Ii:<: healed pool Sl 20,000. . Rare opporturuly lo buy , I nn.. wet bar, nook, walk ~ to a new Lafe NOW! _.,..= ~ Sunbow Hcahy) :i' ~"'= ";;:':,:;:r,·7~ [ rll)""°"brldgc I ~x~~s '!~~?' :.~~~ A.slon6~~ 12 , DIVORCE J Huntingt on lla rbo ur . Rcalrlj with wa lk·in c losl'l & OJilfl.·lJff.5._·. j I r I dressing rm. Large lot FORCESSALE •••••••••• Magn i i cent v iew . 551·3000 , wtth x lnl night h ~ht Y<•ur dream hou:.e for 1 DUPLEXES I magni fH·~nl h o u s e 1r.o8arrann Pk•y,ln ln~ I \1ew Rarely 15. lh1s plan I• OC:'.AI• •n; pnJy S2:5 .0W down J vr I , SJ.500.000 c<a~y mll'rest I 00 the market. "llh a 'I~ 1 1ww. 2 .,10 ry l'nll'rta"m f.nJoy ~t· frwts fr0'!1 201 ralc. Call: 714 g 10·hll3 *TERMS! TERMS! ' 1 c w . O w n t· r _ -----_ fl'll1lt home. Formal dm I lrt'C> Ith only $26,000 afl.6pm. 1 transferred $2!H ,5UO ~.--utiSTIC TB> ,., rm. lf'p dn 11,. rm d11. Lakt• OVl'r Im•· ml lsl -I •--ludmo land ~"' A •• 11"' EC1l !> • imd M'lkr "111 obtain a Owner wtJI carry b::ick. u"' ... homt> "1th excl'llent :"'J~J;!!.&/~lc3 :a;;~~~ l new 2nd SIJS.000 Th.., a~lirviM I 044 up to $45;000 ,. ASSU'<H. DAVID D. CARLSON nour plan for itrac-100; ~\s · 1 ~ from Ne1o1.port Bc:H"h 1·•••••••••••••••••••••• bt TD. at 8.\o •'All lh1' j REALTOR 831-9293 formal or mform.11 cnln :J_m rm.' ~uml ow mt <)Ven ~t· Sun 1·5. 234 TURTLEROCK clJ'ld Ill WOOUBHlOGE tauung. A lruiy ~~ IJI oan. 631 22 .. 2 r: I.5th St, CM TERliCE f-~TATE:s 2 bedroom., I JBr 28a wtlh m any xlr::i., home localed <>n a full • .. 63 1-2242 . and d en J erre rl>on &up . ..-A-$10'7 500 as· dCre wclh white wat.r ~ ] I PresideM HotM model $147 ()()() ,.. ~. • . I bo & l-StJnb<M Hrafh f A . J Brand new o n m::irkf't. [Uj) . . ~umable loan. ~I 6375 ~~k, g~cc re · · ·· · [ -·· Sunb<M Reatt~~ One of the mO'it e xqu1:.11e ~I W\'l\dhrldgc I L •-h 1048 ducroto SJSS,000 homes m Irvine Nothing R , I oquto uo:OC OCEAN VIEWS ShJrp :i bd twnh.,r . --1 hasbcen sparedin e~t & CJ llJ I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'' •""' 1• l k T /\ t~aJly charrrunl! homl' ~·~1 1~~m i;non•. TRIPLEX. qllli!Jty. Locatt'<.1 high on I :i:ll-:JOoO I PALACE on a large lot-Enlt·r ~·iur ... WMtsi~ loe. I lhetuJl, wath a dramauc. l!l21J f\.;rr.1nca , ........ l n tnr BY THE sr... ""'Tl µn\llll' world lhru owe ~ r 12' c . ! • • ~weeptng VICW. Thi!. ex· .:;A anllqOl' Iron gatt.., Unr·I.. t ' ~ll.rJct .~l 10'' <,rcJt 1 l'lusavP home ft·atun·.,, 3Ar. 2Ba. beautiful nt...,. l.Jgun.i Meudowl> Ex p;,uo, ,tunt.> fr-nk , , , \\•ry nl'x. on cln part. or n~tal art!a Sl75 000 -Country l"rench dNor, 3 home $75 mo 4~·77V1 •-tutt\t'. pnvall' st.>tl1ng tt'fl.'>IV<' USt' of _;~ l•Jm v.1lltr.idelor H f. ur2n~ _c::..rant..Agenl M0_5?.:2._ bdrm s, 2•, bath:., l·vcs 8311615 m South l..<igWla . Mone-. pktl'thl' p1c1urt.> Pt-rfrtl ru l:lt-aUl ilwor . pros I . formal dJn ln" rm 'fam1· 1 ----throw UJ ~ach. ::.te• .... lll l •· ·~• ... 1 t .... ri.-...:-2 Bdrm " ,. · c-u u n l r y :. t'l t 1 n ~ 2 rl< .. -.c...., mime I!> oc·a '" --... ,.., . I} rm . 3 cur garagt• pool lcnrus court:. F or ml·r Ii d dt l'1ld of qwet l'UI dc 1 Owneor Hetp F1nance: & s pa Thl' c u~ tom 1 TURTLatOCK m 0 d ~ 1 h 0 m l' 3 rm s · + g u l. l> l ~.ic :i~rncw " :t hr&:.!51 ZcnedR-2 f e a t ures ar<.· t oo !liew s;ardcn homl' ~ooms.2 baltb.fom1 q~~s~·;f,'LLS • ~ BrMbtulq vUli&e aod oc.en view from this ~I Bdrm 2 bath bame. ~ family rocm Md Uvlu room, llllOY t.atrH 1D lbla. beautltully decorated .._, -.ooo. Aalume ~IMll. -don osen • ' !• •• l:agunaNlr• Realty • .OOOWI Near oe w 4br, Iba, spaclou• home. Hu famLl1 rm • formal din· Ina: Laree a:utr suite w/ntreat. Located dOle lo c ountry c lub 6 tie.ch. .. 1231~ f.,,.,.. AS m; VllW a oceaa eohances the .. .. ,...,. ...... '"' ....................... l2UN. CO~ HWY LAGUNA Bf:ACH dl-4148 many pGAibUiUes of this i--------Lagima Beach charmer. JAlt••~ OCEAN It CANYON VlEWS Seclude d 3br, h o m e w/spaclou.s back yard. Lee redwood deck to WldCh even.Ing sunsets. Hardwood floor s and modem k1tch make lhlS home very li vable. 0 W C. 2nd. $198,000. Ple a s e c all d aily 549-7003: eves 1-756-4688 2br +den home is within SclecioUI 2 Bdrm, den. 2 walking d istance to ff.replac•. llanelou.t beach. F1ex.ible rananc· Mt-ln IUlcbea. Formal &n&. •• $199,*. dlninC room.. lluy up- IST ClASS crades! 1275,000-bas TWtlly remodeled 2br, 1.-&e auumable loan! OCIANNOHT llAUT. VIEW. Ternfic 2 bdrm, ba co-op Ln Laguna SeacWf. Great v iew o l c oas t lin e . sm.<m. - WATIKfRO"fl ttOML!> ReA.L ESTATE 631-1400 THE ltG STEAL And tl won't Lalte a lh1ef 111 see the value Ln thtS t r ;,d1t1onal h o m e den & 2'1\ba home on ap- prox 'i4 acre located lmi from ocean. Beaut.if~ r 1n1s h ed in sid e " OtA. .. li!l0,000. 49J..9494 495-5220 49 .. 241] •• 110.5050 MOHAACHIAY 4 bedroom. 3 'h bath, formal d1n1ng room . pool, pnvate gated com- munity, near be ac h. R e duced $2 0,000 . $319:,00. • LAGUNA NIGUEL A iiuperbly•ma mtained well upgraded 4 bedroom Petl't.'Sette r II .home oo la rge view lot . Ex· lraord.lnary underlying financmg. Nicely pnced aU157,750. IN det8Jled extenor Of - t'(-dar stucco construe· e· ltilCil1ft uon & he a vy ~ha k e &~~ roonmes Rambling 3 bdrm .• fa m rm dn floor plan serviced by 2 ba~. 1006 PacaJ1c Coast Hwy. "" lOUilly upgraded rrom pamt, carpets & cedar LAGUNA BEACH walls W wood shUlleroo 1 ___ 4_f_4-1 __ 0_5_7 __ _ windows. M asl. s ua ll' opens tb'ro ug b g l ~n~ YISTAHAMOE doors to secluded ~pa Decorator Pen.ct w redwood deck. Step-1lu.s Jewet of a "Villa" :..tve:r lulchen w1brkfsl. ~ all the nice touches bar. bas all the modem yoo wouJd wanL .. wood conv e n 14!n ces. W e floors, s hutte rs. brick betlevc Uu.s ooe LS a real pat.HlS. lush ~ant~. A i.teal at Spao<>u'i 3 bdrm. 2 ba. in $164,900 FULL PRJCE' an oclus rve p ri vat e CA LL M I SS I O'l communit y . O w n e r R i:AL TY Cin.mcl.llg avail $247 ,000 98SS C6t Hwy , Laguna ~ V._.. ll.£. ~494-0731 4'7-1761 0 W N E R W I L L Lab Fornt I 055 <"ONSIOEH CONTRACT ••••••••••••••••••••••• OF SAL E WITll 2tl UOW'l H1 l.J't 1n a lar l!•' l1t·.iuu!ul 'I.Id. ~Urlb.alh•· 1.4'1 I.hi• \It'"' "'')(.('.j dt"t'k!> "' 11Ji4J un lht• w.ed bncl.. pal111 th1 \ 3 bedroom t'w>tni.' h"-" 1 l aJI S.1 !J7 IO'J U.. 'IKiO REAL !::!>I ATE ~1720 La1Jt910 Hils 1050 ....•.•..........•..... By Owner 3 Bdrm condo V i e w . s 20.oou dn . S5n mo A.'>'>ume In ~IJ urtradt-~ 6125 MOllLEHOME Super 2 bdrm • 2 hJth. family rm . new plu...h r a r p C' t ~ • ~ 1 r rondlt1onin.ie . "d'h.-r &: dryer . comer l11<a11uo Totally u p.:radt'<l Im mtteulall·. m <)\'C' nghl m . J>nced lo ~II. SIH,000 v.dl buy S bdr ms • f11JTDly rm . pool & owot·r wllJ help ftnan~. or al>· swnable loan. MAt:RYSfAUFrER S EA LION REALTY 67).5354 497-3388 1067 .....•..............•.• IEVER1. Y HIUS! HASMOTHIMG 64z.sioo 111£11-SAT·SUM l·I 1014W. .... sDr.· .,...,. sa.or... S Bedroom. Aasume S250K lat TD, U V.%. Seller Wlij ~. Bay & ligbta view .. BAY & OCEAN VIEW lDWeSt pnc:.?ld 3 bedroom Ill l rvtne Terrace. Call for~ $14,000 DOWN MOQUAUFYIMG Assume b a l•nce o r sioo.<m at ll~mt oo 3br home w large pool & new Jae. u-g entry lutcb w ' btnn BBQ, frplc. & 2 car gar. 64.S-8968 Divorce Sale FA!Mbhtf2&2 <H ~Plan. N..-.umable SlUOK all()'!.. A rare opportunity. CaJJ Owner ~-12JO REIXX:ED f OR QUICK SALE Elegant Versalll~ P~ Condo. Ocean \If'"· 2 bdrm. 2 ba. f1repl;,ce. c lubhouse, pool. l>pa. sauna, btJlJard & rec. rm. Total secun- t y . Vacant. Ow ner . SIS;,000 Call 752.9466 MUSTSB.L TMS WEBCEHD!! HARBOR RIOG E. Crest UJnd<.l 2400 sq ft .• water + ruw It Vll'W, 3 br .• loft + F H . 2 decks, neutral lOOC'> A.'lsume S123K al !I"-" + low price! Pa.tn C'k Tenore. 6JI · 12.66 REALTORS b<1. 0 H & vault(-d c·e1l Owner will help ftnanrc I numerous lo m en lion Pn ced under but Ider' ly room , opcn·Wl'l h::ir an~. Cun 11. 631-1266.1 qu.ilJhed huyt>r wllh 2\#', Please come & lake a 1 pnce & term!> 1111-:h ::I!>· Attract ave hbrary-lurt A niC't•ly remodelf.'d 3 bl I N I bdrm home with CK·t•an Ow1wrAJ..'l down. Alt r urt1ve 2 look.youwon't bcda~a p 'Ulrul c oan 0<1ua1· Amcn1t1es f(a lo re! A . ·~~ ~ 1 ~~-j bedroom home w1lh din· j ~~ed! Thi.' ult1m<1lc 1n ~~ Sl7!:1,500 640 m2 wife 's dream a t ius t ~~~ F_;:1~:J1 e~~:;.r'& RedhillADo".:llltu ~ 111g Mca. wood floors, Lvm1ort & elegance, of· '""' SJ.50.000·really wo rth many exlras Great for 552 ~7500.1.~1 j _L ______ l'u:.t.om dral)l-:. & sh ul· feredatS455.000. checking anto' Phone _ Kl-:ALTORS ters. Call tor deta ils' DAVIDD.CARLSOM OWHRWjFtMAMCE now! ~.;1~n~cx;;~/~ 1.._ _______ _ ON THIS! 11\Asl.andUll: '11·~ · Fxrcl U'U! l.Jkt• ~ll>'IOO \ ICJO 11.1th boat fJulalit.~ a nd c"I u b ho u s e . ~ o r 5 bt>drvom~, 2 •~ baths SuJ)t:'r 11~t pool ared + 'fl.J de.utnt.'<l for enter · ta1nang' f..x c1t1 nS? fun room• Eye apJ)t'alJng d<.· rot" Uruout ' Landsc .i ped to perfe<'t1o n ' Inves t YtlUTllme nght :-.;ow aod mak(• an appomlmt'fll lo ~· CXfennS? at $299.000 ~ Bt.<droom, 2 "'1 bath COO· do Assume 93-. ~ loan. Wa lk lo be ach . pool. liro«er, Tom Gottaer, ~~ ~caat:Fam.Hom~ ~~~O. UK R. Ca ll REALTOR 833-9293 t:pgr adcd Woodbridge 675-7512 J:l!U'bo $295,000 1• Pool & Spo TAABBl. Glen 2br ~· l781 NORTH L.AGUHA ~ bdrm, 3 ha ln-lcvcl -· fti).JUINU)L WOOOIRIDGE I• _ "ithgoodocean.v1ew , ,,... ~allDtE LOAN m~ ffOOS'._' A lovely 3 bdrm home $146,500 $20.000 dwn., I NM I rPE PARK Cn.'Cksade Poplar ~di on •• eludes large. formal din b<1 l at 12•;, Ownr DanoPoint 1026 "UL.LUI <·uJ-de-sac.J lir.2ba.ram 'I~ mg rm . a tnum with :~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fabulous 4 bedroom nn. Ready July. 12~.· • fountain & complrtely UY OWN l::R North C.il1 5 l\it•w owner lrlln!.fer red. j Yale Plan, ideally local for 18 mos po~sa bl e. pnvatedcck. $275,000 ml.t)l sell Sl2S.OOO 3 Hr 2 ed oo cul-Oe-:.al'. Hagh S51·9629or559·6409 A F F 0 R D /\ B L 1-: bdrm. :i ba. Lar"t' a:>· I ' LUXURY t u Id r ,_. " Ha home• Will accept loan balanc1J . Newly I ou1 e r o · ntrtter .. urnablc mort~age near l'as h/lradc1 motorhomt· I carpeted & frc.-shly pa mt I rers contemporary wood ·~~K.~~ !I < S '' 11 er w 1 I I on g),000 t.'Quily. Zoned ed throu gh ou t. T hi!. RANCHO & glass eleganct• with "'• •• cooperate. Completely for2 more unit., 661-IIB!KI I homealsohru. central ;,ir I SAN JOAc;>UIH 9 ''• '; f 1 n a n c 1 n g refurbished Hardwood ~ v~ I 034 cond. &hardwood fl()()r:,. I' Outstanding San Carlos Dramatic· OCC'il n & CJ floor.., new carpels, new .........--. -r OPEi'll Sat & Sun 1 5 Mode.I in the goll course nyon view.> 1-~Z a cCCl>l> tu Solanan tall', many bwlt· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14.592 Oak cocnmwuty. G reat loca town s:M9 500 111S. 111cludang m irrored OPEN HOUSE lJon. with a view or the . . . 17141 494-1177 bar. Beauuful mature Dream Come True, pool. I hills. ltlaoy upgrades an-ALWAYS WA."'ITED TO y.ird. Do~ run. Storage spa, 3Br. fam rm,+ as. eluding expensive Oak BlilLO YOUR O WN WELCOME HOME! room , fountain , Cash swne ~7-Isl. $134,000 woodwork. Competitive-HOME? We ha ve it de· A.tnum entry cnto lh1S 4 pood. new roof, counter Don ·1 m IS'> 1 11190 5 ly priced lo -;ell They signed, approved & r('· bedroom hom e with top food cente r. all a p-Walnut.Sunl2·5.731 7S44 don't last long an tha& ady t.obuild.Callfor de· b e ame d c e 1la o g s, '· 1 d d 2000 EbbWalz a~'l ,....,,., ha rdwood floor s & puances anc u e . .. · w 0 0 n H R 1 I> (; r. ........ ta.tis on 2 Lagun:i lots slrylJghts. Family room i,q. rt. at $124,500. 1353 •:.~ f on 11 1, , t with plans $179,500 each. •. ,_..,.... d Oc •. t;ar ll n u for d IN t•a r rroessa a y t"<:ura " PATTERSON PAR K" "'"""--.:u yar · ean ex " S h 35,00>0 N-ll't LOAN ed & LandM:<eJ><.'<l, /\kin Redhill~~Realty "' canyon views. 1249,500 Kallybrooke c ool) · ~super 2 :sty 4 BH. :l'' "A'ihford" 2 Hr IV.. llo. ~ R. E YOU"VE ARRIVED! Open Sat /Sun 1·5· Call lia. & pool home. L<iad<-d Bngbt KJlchen. Spa, Ubl 552-7500 497~ Designer built 3 bedroom 64().6436or957-1170 wimany xtra feature' (;ar. Ne.ir Lake. l'oob . ho me wath 2 ·s l o r y •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1E.!. A,,.,! E W W t: S ·r. 7»50'18$149,950 Al#.-Call Brad AT OCEAN atnum. fi replaces. oa1t fr FR ""'""'" Sparkling l bdrm . a pt . ut Cowt ard r t EE 8 "Cl"llltir.o CLUI pool aJ e. Y • 0 1111 am, _ T-~' ; speca a menities, s pa an m aste r bath. Wkly hslof "By Owner" Hillfilqo.t t.och I 040 ow.«RH. S717 /llfll0. Beal&iful "Forest Hill'I el. garage; private steps Brealbt•kina views . Prices, Addresses. Etc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Big 2+2 coodo/OR/big Home" with low m ain· tD beach. Owner nn a nce $465.000 C&U HELP·U·S ELL NA.CH 4 IDRM yd. tenance land sca pe . at U%. SlSO.ooo&ibm1t. ltOOMTOGIOW n14)957·5721..We belp Beller call fast. this one Ceotalr.Ownrss.2-1127 Perled for family hv· 1n this 3 bed.room hOCDe "By0wner"sellfr$1450 will be gooe before the ing-4bdrms.,family rm., 2 BR. 2 ba. condo. Quiet with family room & ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I weekend. Close to the Wdb the assumable loan 2'1\ baths, ronnal dinang a rea: pool. jacuur. 5~ deck. TasteluJ :: beach and walk LO thing. & addition a l sell e r & hplc. Notice the very clubhouse. Fplc, washer, . decor & creative, low 4 Br, l~ Ba fa mily financin g this house private INDOOR s pa! dryer, refrig. Owner will maintenance laodscap. Owner selling Eastslde spaciouS 3 BR 2 Ba. lndry rm. lge yard. Ope n Sat /Sun 10-2PM, 382 Elllbn'. home. Offered at only 111Ul'l be on the market AU for only' $149,900. helpfmance. $12S,OOO ing. $148$0 nm.ooo. VA terms too! long. call Now!!! 3br, Brand n e w o n the PegAJ..lenRJtr 494-7578 ~ ........ C8ll~Jll66 2ba, detached . Huge market. call for app'L. OCEANFRONT ~ mstrbdrmsuite w/study $51,500 Ne w m o dular t y pe RealEstate POOi.HOME ·~ Super locaUon. 3 Br, I~ ba. 95,SOO. Seller will Real finance. or tty your VA. area & adjacent atrium Starter home in an xlnt 497 1!454 area -coun•..., kitchen. location. 'Jbe loan can be l'omes, pvt. community, •o. ~" ·--·-_. T-'-th t 2 lx:hs, 24 br secun ty, University P ark. Toni ..,,.,.....,... .... e e ame to ..... •-ou'll sub · I e ll 1 n ° 0 K . Morris. Agt. 64-4·7020, Sc.>e u .... one • Y .. ~!~!48· Lingo R eal b(y~TIH (7l4)488.38l6. °'9tt W /S.. I ·S 31623 P•Cat Hwy. ~2t .... _ By Owner: 3br w tvlew. AdWt only livlng reatur· Asumab&e lit. No Qua.U· ing clubhouse. exercise ...w. .. Call n4 9'12-1443 SUIFllACTY 53~7542 Y.A. Be8.-tful 3 bedroom. lf'4 bll&h W11.b pool •spa up-atr.ted · only Sll4.000. Call Glen He llwartb &MIO ~ OM THI SAMD XII&. amumable loan. 2br Unbelievable view of Condo. lJlte new. All Catall.na and Hi.mUnll<>o ammitiel. 0wnr W/beJp. Beach pier. l Bdrm con· G451 do at 711 Ocean Ave.--------- Seller wm carry financ• &NVllSITY PAIK Ina at 10%, low down. 4 Bdrm, Iba. Priced red. WOltLD l.L to GIM,500. Owau will 5"°1111 ~HT REALTY 97' .. IJJ MUST S ELL Tit.JS-------- WEEKI Le. 4 bd .• 3 ba. Nr. IOJl eoo.Jne. Tolall1 upcraded. Sl84,900. Patrick Tenore, A gt , •·118S. Ynlvwslty Pile Deane Hm. 4br, 3ba, creative fin. S205,000. 551-4447 : 152·5108 Dolpbtn Propertiel --.... t -- .. ,,,,_ ___ _ room. pools, apaa &8 ten· '"..... • m ct.a. Freshly palilted 2 ..,,_ Da/OWC .t I 00/o + den "Plan 4". wllh ~ 10-3 outatandint fl.nancln1. -w .J ... -a ay. :s. Home la vacant• owner La.a. 180 decree v iew wW do an AITD. from 4 YT new redecoral· ~I ed 38r trt-level custom U:!aded I bdrm. 6 home. Steps to bcb. r rm., l blk. from a .ooo. AIJ... a1.sw lllll:e lealllia.OwnerwiU ALMOST OCWROMT t:bis 4 bdrm home bu all the amenities. f'r:!:i hardwood noon, auh windows, decks kd.ina wito the Patllic md DMh mort. •is.ooo. . belpftouce. Home" •a-a view decb, 3br, 3ba. Cid. den, bon111. Poe. part rur '9'.Ul. Assam $170.000. 497.5494 "5·U70 n~ U~ OllC 2nd, will co-op. 1990 So. Coast Hwy. U<Jlil 81 Owner. UH,000. Lquna 8e1ch 711•1900 1. ... ......, .c ............... 1052 ......•................ 67§.7512 WAU< THIS WAY-· ne wl y decor dted 3 bedroom h ome "'clh separatt' d1nrni: n.>0m room, playroom. u~ed bndc hreplac~· & ~·ood decks. Move-in condllion & an occan view, too' $225,000 OJ)~ MOLAN Real Esten 661-1161 SEL.L. idle items Wllb a Da.1.ly Pllot Cl asslfied Ad. L..J-Nicptt 1052 ....................... f!I Coldwell Banker TA.KE OYll LARGE LOW tHTalST LOAMS Lovely 4 bdrm.. 3 bath custom ho me on quiet road location. Owner willing to carry trust deeds for right party. Jt 's in Monarch Bay Terrace with a fine view, $385,000. AIOYI DAMA '°'"' MAllMA Classic Spanish architecture, a Dana Point showplace. Short walk to fine restaurants , 3 or 4 bdrms .• 3 baths. formal dining room, ha rdwood floors, ocean views. $335,000. ASSUMI LOAM OM ~ COUISI HOMI Lovely 4 bdrm., 3 bath executive home with El Niguel fairway frontage. Assumable 1st. T.D. and owner may carry 2nd. Outstanding features include: pool & spa, oversized yard .. 2 fireplaces. elegant master suite. 2 air conditionen & 2 furnaces, 4 car garage, and gourmet kitchen facing 17th fairway ... $472,~. A COLDWILL ....... CO. 496-7222 831-0836 ......... .., .... YI-..... 1 BF.ACH DUPLEX. l3'"'r financmg 4 yN new. 100 ~to sand. S279,900. Ph 015-1S06 f'IMN. POINT Beaia.. area 1.11 which to bw ld Tear down a l $235,000. Call for details. Homs Wood. RHltor 675-1676 PARTNER or ?? Needed tD ~ 2nd phase Villa Balboa Coodo. ~. 673-1282 . BY OWNER Bayfro nl·s hp, s upe r VleW. 4 Br 3 Ba. Fin. avllll. 673-1003 BY OWNER-Ser. 3Ba. "Harbor Vaew". Try as· sumable 8~~. $92,000 in. Sl.89,<m. 2071 Prt Bristol Open 12-2 Sal. IAYSHOltlS Cl.te and comfortabl&- all woodsy aod open bea.im, large used britk ~· 3 Bdrm.s, COi)' kitchen. Updated. ready to lllOYe In. Owner may I help wltb financing. .. 1247,sGO. .. 3652CR.ESl'V1EW, NB .. ()peoHouseSun 1·~ 642-5200 SIOK do. to aaaumel I No "' QUdfytq. LI 5 bet prof. ldlcp'd. Prtn. ool1. ,.., I Gl·lal Wl&sfroat Dock • Bulld ,.-own custom ~. I IOklOO' lot. 80S _.. St. , m.m.t or 173-17'1 j nm.su.-....... J ,.....~'°I th HCC"' of an)' ................ ) JOU'I II llsted la ClaHlfl••· pliloae I ' ..... ' .,.. -~ OPEN HOUSE SATUIDAY, APU. 26tlt-IJ:OO.l:OO SUMDA Y, APllL 27~ t J~l:OO • HARBOR VJEW HOMES * CUSTOMIZED PORTOFlNO * Beaut.lful 'nltd Entranl'c • 4 Bedrooms * St,\ S.tbrooms • Fam.Uy Room wtlh Brt<'k Ftreptare & Oak Floo~ • Uvlni Room wilb 8r1r k Fireplace • Library witb Brick' fo'trt'pl:tC'P • Kitchen with eram lc 1'1~ ounlcr~. Oak FlOC>l"fi & Nf'w Upgraded Appliance • Utility Room 15'x7 ·s .. • Professionally Landscaped. THf'd Yard Pront & Rear • AssumabJe Loun of .000 at 9•,,.. Interest or $200 000 ut 141,4~ Interest • f'ee Land •Sellin~ Price S289.500 • Many Extras -Upl(rade 1106 POIT IEMWICK PHOHE:759-ll21 O'HEAL 1AYca1sT I The borne with the pretty face! Brick ext e rior. lll'Ches and orna mental Iron gates. S pac1C1us rooms bwlt a round cen- OWNER IUUT IA YSHOIE Handsome. 2-i.t) c•nrncr lot w xtra Ir~ ) ur<l & private patio 4br. 3b.i. S425.000 2522 \'1i.l.1 I >r 645-Z7t7 t r a I patio -a ve r y private place. 4 Bdrmi;. dining room . fa mi ly room. step-down livmg room set apart for Ideal entert.alning. 1304.000 OO?SANTJAGO. NB OPENHOUSESUN.1-5 642-5200 Pe~tt,M ~~r~ ff' LIDO IA YFROHT P\er & slJ p lo accom- modate 40' + boat Ex pans1ve upper dttk off the bedrooms & full pa Lio flowing from lJvanJ( room olfer a spectacular view ol bay life. 4 Bdrm 3 Ha. den. ltg panelled !lamc- roocn. Owner will help finance A r a r e op. portimity at this pnce ~.00> Npt Perunsula Rily 613-33.55 AffOllDAILE RETIR E TO T H E BEACH! Cute I Bdrm and den. IJ1 ho use. ':i mobiJe. $54,900; or like- oew 3 Bdrms, big a nd beautiful for sas.ooo. Others avaHable too-all in De An za Ba y:.1d~ Village :DIE. Coast Hwy-:: 77 OP E."l SAT SU'< I ~ 642-5200 (' Pete Barrett. ~~r 9" &dlainM~w Wahrl10fttHw With loot Dock By Pacesetter Homes Elegant 5 bedroom . 4 bath home now under coostruct1on. Outsland I mg custom features in elude large master s u1t(' wit h h yd ro·wh1rlpool Jetted tub. formal danmg room . garden r oom . custo m fireplace with ronversatJon pit. 2 car garage, 17'x38' pnvate dodc with water & ele<: t n city. Some optional color selection possible during const.ruct1on Priced $1.095.000 Will consider exchange for desert property Buy d i r ectly from btilder. Prin. only Im Harbor lsla.od On ve Newport Beach oratSUH 1-5 Carol Hoff. Agt, 631-0094 Shown by appointment YllW PIMTHOUSE Prolesslooally d ecorat· ed, fully furnished 1 Bdrm. Owner will carry finaocing ! S137 .500 642-5200 ANXIOUS F .anl:&sllt' l hr rnnclu with ocean 'te w fro m bakllflY $125,000 Mutlow-Kcnnedy Corp Anna Morland, exclusive ~ent 97~or 631 ·0486 laGC.AMYON Townhouse on I rg end lot. 2 sty entry & IJVUlR nn. 4 Br 4 Ba. spac1ou!> mst r s wle. pvt guest qtrs Panelled den. fully eqLDppcd fam1l~ rm Call ror rletaJ ls $63.5, 000 ~Jl( Peninsula Rlt~ 673-33.55 Gnat FMancin9 AvaJlable on th is t•x qws1te home 1n pre· shglou.'> L>over Shorei. French doors . parqut•l floors. s kylJghts. :.pa M8R sludy. Not un or dinary house:! Und1·r $400.000 C harl1t•111• ~I evs. Southlanc.J fUtrs. 5"14· 1440 ILUFFS • CONDO -ibr. 3ba. ownr wall r1n Sl70.000 1-'u rn•'>h erl sso.~ &t4 s110 _-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;-•] WEST<;LIF FS CON OU Ukenew,2Hr.2Ba.U H. frplc. pool. ~124.5011 ~ Sat ·Sun 1-4 l~ Rutl and Own a~t 675-0099 l.AYCREST Customized h·an Wells 3 Bdrm. family room that '>parklh with pnde of ownership Owner ~Ill help with f1n.ini-1ng S?75.M • 642-5200 Pete Barrett,M ~~~r ff' NEWPORT CUSTOM $189,500 Tbls exciting Newport home offf•rs an enter- OWNER WILL FfNAHCE HARBOR VIEW 2 i.tor> w circular sta1rcJi.e. Formal dmwg. fam1l) nn. 3 Br. 212. ba, s unken fireplace area + !.ep apl w1ldtchen. b v r m . 1 Br. 2ba. $255,000 with low down. Owner will carry at attractive ant. rates. 75&-12'6 IEST IUY OH UDO 4 BR 3 Ba. 45' lot. <:Wit conte mpora r y . T'op oood.. owner finaoctnR. &ibmit olCer. Ownrl bkr lin33:11 tauieT"sdellght w unique ----------- llvabtllty. FEE LAND. ---------Sparl<.Jtng POOL. Selle r DOVER SHORES rnollvatcd I OWi& AH. AT 12° o 646-77 I I S70.000 down will get ~ llu I into t h1l> b<':i ut 1 fu I ("-"l '/El lii ;.J lit!;.J:J Ct.5tom bwlt 3 Bdrm :! , -.. -··-------bath horn!:.' on fee land j Real Estate Elegant dining room ---------grac1ou.s master s wl<'. :i 1 car garage. ~org<'ou~ OWN A POOL landscapmg and murl· EnJOY lh<' luxury and this LS a dynamite hurrw pn va<'y of your own. !>Ur· that will s wt your nel.'<li.. rounded by dramatic 5325.000 lvlln Wells £ormer m odl'I OPEN SAT SUN t2 0r~t t.>me. Separate master J~Sr\~IJAGU l>H suite plus 2 Bd rm and ~ family room s199.500 I ~, -Newport OJIENSUNDAY 1·5 1 oas~a 1718 1kVINEAVt: ~ c I 642•5200 .Properties r · 71.U7b09501 ~~tt· ~h~ ~l·~'~H Rgglster ""' SPYGLASS HILL CUSTOM HOME •~~~~~~~~~I 5 Bdrm EngliM! Tudor --Over 5000 s q fl of IEST BUY! I el_egance on pool sn:e lot SPYGI •ss :Xace view terms Other ~ homes a lso C1va1I an th1:. A mll!.t see in th1: ev<'n· 1 areCI. ang Spect:.cular night HWPT AMERICAN bght view' Great home • 957 1900 for entertamtng Seldom P\ operftH ____ • __ seen Del Mar Model Courtyrd entry J U!>l I.a.sled. 759-150 I Real F..state DOVER SHORES Soper financmg. Front row view. Excellent con diuon. 4 + Bdrms. pool and spa. $300,000 1st TD at 10.~. Open £or your inspectton Sun. 1-5 1718GA.LAXY DR. 642-5200 Lease option. Harbor View Home 3 Udrm SBOO mo. Call £or anlo. Bkr. 957·1900 Reily Kerr Really OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5 500 Kings Road $399.SOO. owe at 12'1. _______ ,rtt.M,~~~,7~3-~l~l~·I~~ •I a •II DftA O.cl'O ~ 24C» Novla. Open House taUI ....., ""'°"""" 12-5. 3 Bdrm Bluffs con- GreM flnaocing, assume do. Assumable low an 10~% loans . 1 le 2 t e r est loan C J R bedrooms. ocean and ~ .. '"'VllW W~IEW Realtors. Ann . 646·5096. baJ views owner will .-""""""'..,. .. ~. $148,000 ASS MABLE ...,,.~ ....... start at $125.000. 9.75%! Plush lg. 3 bd. 1--------llldow-Kenoedy Co~. Patrick Tenore. ~l-12.66 E.ASTILUFf :::n~~g•;t:~;~igs :~ 1:1~~,~· ~i~~·e~3':}1YH ~~':1s~ 6.11.._ REALTORS--mountains. Walk t o scbools. sboppio~. ten- ' ---- - - - - - - --· Dia. Clean as a pm, but needs some updaling. I SACIRC£ I Exce l l e nt l e rm s . MeO •• ,~ szz.ooo.cautoscc. I I 2'1-.... P'z n .~ 11--Bo•yd•'•67•s..•5930 --I a...,., •• ,, I I Moving east, must sell lovely 3BR I home. Dec.orator wallpaper. I Cuetom paint. Parquet noors. Take I I over 10"4 % LOAN OR OWNER ·· -WILL FINANCE WITH LOW I DOWN PAYMENT. Lowest price In I I Ea1tbluff. 640-4137 Owner/Broker. J ·'----------- HAUOaVllW llAUTY BUI X onaco model. HlcblY uparaded Lush landscaplnc. Hca led poiol.8SWf71 ....... kr.. H1•H .... 54t G.lnd9J, Acwtt 21. ,.., ................. ., ................................................ . ~~~~~ ... !~~!.~.~~ ... ~~~ ~ ........ 1100 OlwlNI•.... ClllrlM.... • ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2000 MIWPOaT CUSTOM MJl,000 t.!Jlchaaawe dn~o tead1 ~ou to \Ill• t'harnHnl llalbut t.llU'd area ra rnl ly home Ji roe form JAl}()(, in prckn acttinll Ir~~ 719-1101 = Wnlktu t; l tm Keal tltt11te MVSHOKt::S BVOWNER 1':X(•hlll•vr 3 bdrm Spu lkimc (.-Ompktc 1Sccun ty Mu.-.t M'\,• to ~Llt!ve ~.WI OW(' al t3'; l~lti42 ~01 b46 5603 SOMF.RSF'T 4Hr + dt•n llOC•I "tP•· lg lut U> vwner 64()..~ 144 U-.ne.r will C• rt')' $80 ,000 lZ'; Jbr. 2ba. htm. s pa 5178 ~ Opu llou~e sat SUn.:WJO Holly --- LUSEO"IOH SPAClUUS hom~ & t·on dtl'> avll..ll now 645 7272 IA YfttOMT CONDO C>wnt-r aruoo1.c> 64~ ~2{2_ Uy ()wnl•r Jbr . 21?b11 pool hOml• $220,00(1 2436 1''ranCl8<'1l D> 540-3597, l'vt' 631 o.'Wl2 NEWPORT CONDO sellrr wtll l01Jrry contract with low down on this J bdnn end unit beauty Orean view and Mii the amerutll~ It won't last' ~~ Sll!l.900 •Whelan Real Estate VILLA IALIO.A ep.n Sun I 0-3 240Mic~ 1'313 Executi ve penthouse. lBr. den. 3rd nr. ocn vu. 10• 2', int owe ,\I'll 631 5155 DECORATOR'S DELIGHT 2 Bdrm +den, large liv in~ rm . formal danm~ rm . 2 NCh With frplc A quallty home in perfect t:ond1t1on West cllff. $i4!J.500 PAUL MARTIN REAL ESTATE 644-7383 ...,,"'4AMC .... •PurC"naae J>1"1c e ... MO. Down l)y mt D0,000 Balance 12'1- Am> •Or tyr lie optlol\. "19-* Opuoo money 120,000 Monthly rMl WOO 1.llOl Yacht Mal'la. b , b , l•n rm. fr din nn •Vl~'W .. 0,.-Ho.e W&S. IZ.-5 Jim 67$-5$1S P•t 769-1.321 ---IMMA<.:ULATI:: de coral.ors dream. • br, 3 be, a1J 14>gradei.. '4~x80 lot. Near beach. SJ75,000. "°""' fleXJble FRAME. 2 story f1x~r Nwpt Sbon!s SI t.2,000 lil::ACH HOU!!e 2 br + den Only Sll9.000 Xlnt tenn:. a' .u1 CANALFRO;\'T 3 br. 3 ba, low do wn Ownr hnan $295.00> incl land Pl:l6s lse opt l>UPLEX. Penin 3+3 W1JI S W rent $265.000 owe. l:all fQI' appt tu St.'l' Htnfo Jervis 642 8850 .lohn Coom!)(>. tfr31tor MWPTTERRACE Owner will f1nant't' 2 br. J Liu. smglc sto11 end urut w low d o wn T om <.;wnard1. 835-5445 -~~~I~ 100/o lnt-1h Ilk Oen. 3 Br 1 •, ba. Assume or owe HY, dn 759-1045 HARBOR VIEW Owner tramferrc.'(f and :.eJun~ beautiful 5 bdrm ~ High In. low tnt rate; HIGl~l~-.; LOW 1:-IT RATE' Call qw1•k 64&-1103. 640-6789 lik r DRIVE TO •DUAM COINllo..U•l••/T•"f•• ..._,. a••l'tJ .....,,, for.... 1700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• """'' .,.,, ....................... 4 Unt tl/Coata Me1u1 l':Vtr dream ol OWIW\I Aaaumable t 4'li loan· •.OOO. Sub'-to 1031 ~ own home »t th.--" lleach? Yw Cllll make 1t <'Ondo. Colla Me:,a, 2Br, *'3d'1 AIJ.. °' UM711 aJJ come <roe w /thl~ r ~Ha. back yard, utll. ti.eh propPrty • •73 Key room. 2 car gar. (rplc. J:li.ltayne,2 bdrm,2 be + Mo ving fro m a r~a. tm. rm. Call today. Ry 182,SOO. 645--082_!__ _ app\. only! 1SC6022) -..OSll ~~ WAUCB & LIE ••••••••••••••••••~!~~ "-S61.000a... ()i Oduu DpU priced a t Sl00.000. Ea. Unit 2Br 1i,;,e., shake root, cop· per plumbln& • 2 2-or ....,.. . MOllUHOMES JRVlNEGROVE PARK li.lper lri pie '"1'" coach Spacious Elegant' Ap· prux 2,000 sq fl. S87.500 Call Jl1 orence 832-1706 or Eve l yn Copelan d !n3-4T12 Aet I TREASURE ISU.HO• I S7,500y will stay Ill park ' Utfl Laguna Beach. Pvt ft~ tung. pvt pier' San JC It' wide. Full pnce only S7.SOO. Hurry. won't last ' f BK5o5 I 894--06 lJ WAL.dl&lEi MOllLi HOMES Aff<>RDAILE OPPORTUNITY 70 I Udo rorti Dr. Udo~ Hm. Portl CftHSAT/SUH l·S On Water · ·r ' Anchoraiie Wv S>lli,500 43 f'reemoot ~.000 29 F'reemont 'S2'1.750 7 An.za $12. 000 ':Tl Drake S23 .500 40 Drake SZ'i.500 ~I)( lht'!.1' have IJA V V I F: W d n d IH 1 • J t t• hl•ach Ccnttty ViUoqe 700 Udo Pri Dr . a, $4.>,0t.ICI :n s 12U ouo JI SJ4J .I 1\.111 - \,.\. '" 1<11<0'\1 I ft > ... I .., Rr AL (SlATE b II 14rr, Wllldw .... ,,.,. .... " SSi-4763 4 Plexte1. 12-:; ~i.uroable, 29)'n. owe part Upland area Pnn only $l55,000 I~~~~~~~~~ 898-3J25 Agent ..... ,,.,...+y 2000 ············~·········· 6 DILUXE UM"S PRJME EASTSIOt;. CM 2Bdrms each 111ESl'AR NESCO 613-7761 20 HEW UHITS-CM Heauuful 2 bd. 2 ba townhouse u nit ... w frpla>. vaulted cell· llllS· 4UMITS Close to South Coast Pt.au Soper c lean. High 1.oc:ome wuts Pn ced to seJJ at SlGS.000 Broker 5f7.0Q ~ <~y 1 let ! Good Costa Mesa locaUon 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Owner wtll carry at 10'~ for 4 years W ,000 TSL lnvstmts 642· 1603 down. Full pnce S206,000. Unit~ ~mg upgraded RENTAL and are fulJy occupied lMX.>Mt;PROPERTY Yearly tot'ome 120.000 5:59.900 Modular Type per bw ld1ng T ena nts liume.. 24 hr Sl:.'CUMty. 3 pa) Ultlalle!. 1.1;:4~;~~6 pool & 1.11er A fR€HIG€ -SUHrTSC~M. /-f-~ HOM€~ '\1.'ar new. 2 br, 2 bu fkal U.tatc lnH~!>lmcnL'i w ff'llleo..garal(~ 3333W CoastHwy,Nli 'ISL lnv:1tm\.5 642 1603 645.6646 <.:losed Sonday Hew 9-1 1-27 or 36 UMts All 2 Hr ... all ()('l'Upled lircall ~ven w 125' r down !J llxlin'A\ Pos~1blP Con- 2321 Hoity Lmte !Off Tustin or ln1n1• I•--------·, below 16th St I The. l In ~for Safe I 200 lm5 sq. ft. home LS on I) ••• ••• ••• ••. ••• •••••••• t S147.700. Century 21 Gold PALMDALE I 81/2°10 RHAHCIHG 32 UNITS Coast Realtors, 548 1168 1076 •..................•... 100/oDOWN will buy th.t.s pri m e RJ louation with E-Z·2 rent 2 Bdnn house localed in wallt to beach No. San Clemente. Owner anx· l()US. OMLY $89,500 644-7211 ( '(JmJll<'rt'rill Do~ntown JniJ ltt.~1rienlll.1I I n l 'll) \)wner. 714 M5 ;,tJOO X 330 AGENT l l'lfJt-r ~.000 l)t.'r unrl II 3x gl'O'>, CXt••n-.i vPI) rt:furb1!>hl:.'d hq.;h d•· RXERUPPEI mand rental ar,•a Thie; 1-. I 44 urut riffle<' bldi.: l::asy uueoCtht-~t buy-. 1n ull lertn!> Owner will trade 11( <>rang<," County today' or carry 2nd T U for 5895.000 w1tti $260.000 down payment CJNL V down .Urokcr coopera S~2~ 000 U rok t•r ., UOll Call Pat Parkl.llsun ~com1t 11r (;apMood)'. 752 19'l0 Aq. 55._77~ _ ;_ -QUAIL PLACE fltlOPllTllS'"' Jll5t hsted ~LS1dc 2 oo a lot $11.5.000. Cbarge'' Cemsy 21 G<*S Coul ReaAors 548-U68 •JUSTUStm• • Unit•. Westmlnttn. Cro11 lacome SU.JOO wkh low .... ---U'Tc. loM •owe baJuee for $ yun ..... DO pay· med& Ut. year. '17.• ·· down. SJ.52,000. Pna-"' ;. c ipala onlt -Lt• ~ Barnhart Birr. (714) • :16Mf75 4IMl'LlllS +IUMTS ••.500 to •.500 Bread and butter unit.I . Xlnt rental area . sep. yanis ~. lots. tu ti.Us. inc encl 1ar. Pnnc only. ~-:.--:..[$· ~C11Cl161m .. Sin Clemente Duplexes • T • . assumable loans of Sl00.000 each. lN, No pouit.S. Snut.h-Meyer Act. 64(>5357 . TRIPLEX SMALL OOWN. Owner wtll carry balance a t 14•·;, 3 Bdrm or 2 Bdrm, den owners. urut. Modem k itch en . En closed gara1e. large pnvale yard. Two 2 Bcirma with pa tros. arty decor thruout. Agent, 646·32M 2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Maarn1f1t'ent oceanfront Home Site. Three Arch Bay.So. Laguna .Secun- ty enclave overlooks ex- qw1w cove Ideal lime ~ to bwld while quality ·:. an:tutects. t'ontractors Ir mJte rials ar e avail. $895,000 Courtesv to • liroker -. l,lu al d1eci . buyt>n> onJy please. 1213) 622$-1.'.m Top of Spyglass Almo:tt hal!-acre lot. Perlect for large Dream Home Room for pool etc Panoramic view. Lot 88 11 Rocky Potnt 7S2 7474 Mon ·f'rl 9-S Att.: a1U n R-3 LOT Prime Costa Me--a location on Ra ker St for apartme nts or condos. Builde r 'i. pacltatce a vailable. Call ror info. Terms available HEWUSTIHG .. This HROAU M OUR SEAV1EW4 Bdrm home Ll' • • • 18 tn a pnvate rommuni-1w-. ..... ....il6ili0~;.;;y,...iiiiil ty and hai. been pro fess1onally lands<'aped and d('('orau'<l l h ru out and owner wants to ... ell $395.000 Mk for Linda f\.'f'gus-On S.,Jum, .. !:!!!!~ ..... ~??.~ I Vdky&Oc~Vu New 4300 sq rt high quality custom humc on 1 acre. Zoned for hor~cs Trades cons1d~r~d SS75.000 ()-jVI..!-&<.:lark luuJ..an~ l11r l agent who spec1ubze'> in lndustn al Property and that ran tlose large industrial rea I est a le 100% COOlJD.UiSIOO, Ver)' aggressive o ffice. Call Mr Clark In Newport Bch 8.51 16166 ~PLEXES RlOMSIS9,000 200o OOWH HUR DtSNEYUHD Broiler 1714 iSO lti24 -. 10,-JI l:lO , ...... , TAKEOVY EXISTIHG LOAH l.J :"leat on1ts. tnl·um t' s.i 7. 14 0. pr() J It(' t c• d SSl.1452 L1Sli'd µr it'<' S&l,OOJ Gocxt area MURCHfSOH &tfttpriHS 64S-24 I 1 •22&NTS• G11 rden G r ove, all 2 8dnn WU1.s wuli 311 cood ai I acre ,,_ 2 years o~. Pnme IOt'allon XL:O.."T TFJL\iS S290.000 down Sl.500.UOO Pnn only IA"' liamha.rt l il4 1 ~7~ I ~ propert) .,.,. nt•r.. in l t' rt-... t e d 1 n I! t' tl 1 n g ~ether to c•ut thl' h1~h ru5.t al plumbmit repau -s. n u 1 n v " i. t m t' n t nt>ces'.'ta r} ConlJt.'l RCTaylorCo .l i ~\ 1\.)(. I TENNIS? ESTATE LOT IHIESTAREA VILLA PARK! 111•1998-1027 ep.n Sun 1-5 2123 Y ocht JYlio ROGERS REAL TY 675-2311 HEWPORT HEIGHTS ~HOUSES /S 1-5 502 l(lnqs Rd 1 BORM·GREATVIEW Xlnl Tcrmi;, S399,500 644-7211 .. WEST IA Y A VE. PMM. SflECl.AL LOW DN flYMTS! LESS TH.AH INT. Ucaut rem o deled Sp,mbh style home with hwte master swte. com fortdblc fa m dy rm , formal IJvang rm w li:c frplc. Walk to pantry oH new k1tcht!n P\t roof lop 'undeck Lg. d!.!.umabl<' loan Ownt'r will a~~1i;t w futancuig Of-n Sun 1-4 1111 W.lay.An. rlaya R~al Estate 673-1900 SPECTACULAR UGKTSHOW Secrriew • lroodMoor 4 Bdrm 3 bath home Port Royal Owner will carry contract at 12'"<. Guarded gat e d com muruty BEST BUYS TN NEWPORT Old World Charm in » lruly warm 2bd beach home. New NJc kitchen &new Ule bath. P n ced at al m ost lo t v a lu e . O'eatlve flnancini; UALBOA duplex nf'wly remodeled rn & o ut 1185.000. Oood usumo· ble toen. LEAS.: npllon on 2 large di~• clo&e to beach Call for d e tails P et Stolne1 Owner1A1ent 675-mS llmmed 178 uni t ... Ccn11wt cial Houston. Teus. wrap f't .,.ty I 6 0 0 arwnd nok <1t 11,... int D Bourke. Rltr. S46-WW ••••••••••••••••• ••• • •• I 1 H mult1pl.u:r ~K dn Frank Jt ~·~ IT'SA BARGAIN DEVELOPERS! .J 11 II r poi I t ~ p l..and & or lutut't' uffw•· I SJ lSO.lCJO Office /Prof. lkk). 17.000 SQ n um c-1 spa('(' E'(l<o\1n1: I i Ufl tl'< ~.100 -.111 handle JOO' Ht.>al·hfrunl Ht!ady to de velop $441 pn .., r If you enJOY s:rar1nu' country hvms: 1h1., :lHr. l ~•Ba Ca pt "'"~ Hill lx'Cluty with v,nilll-d l'l 'll mg & cozy I rpll' 1-. fol' you only s,io.ooo dn 4$-9667. 496·2876 bldi:-. :i .!.."> .11 ri·-. W ii I I The lc.tfthowtt Co. JV 644 7Uttl ll21 Westerly P laH' <;<~11\ M ~-"" :--ll<Jl'l'l~G C' l"°"T Ell lirosi. IOCOml' SIUJ.UOCI t\l.:sum<> ht Tl> for ~.tOl al !J 5 H'. l"trm I~ pncc-d ~.OCM> f'nrw l '\l,'llt'pOrt Beach 833 ~ I 1,t l 'rul'> Hou.-.lon Tcxru. :-.. P SI 400.000 In 01• 1du.il mclt•r:. Good Suuthwesl Joe w llAJ • Ot' BROKER I ~33 17ZI OCEAN/HR VU OPEN SAT SUN 1-S ~Calle Bien Vcmtu Cstm Spanish 4 Br. 3' 2 ba. Full ocean harbor view 34.50 sq fl 40· pool 31'1car gar SlO.OOO..c·pt & drapery al low an rt· I S200K assumable In lll ll>l•'"; Owner will help finance 77G-4959 only ARt 1-41!1 l;t)SO I Small StrLp Shoµpin.: tupum·y ~ellers .... ·111 l an; finam ini: .. 25 , do The lcefthowtt Co. '1121 Wt"Sterl) Pl11c1· ...._l>Ort Bt•ac..!!_ 833 ~Ju I •Ol'EA!'\FRONT. N U St:>e<tacular tnplt'X Xlnt f111Jnt·1n.i: I'\ l pl\ 6'j3.jf)77 SB..LYWILt C~LPr" 5'. f'il~h 110 ('.t ... h I rd u rn .!If •I••" 11 I $1 1111. 111111 , II ft I I fJ\o\TICr.>lu 1J .i \ .I 1 I The lcenhower Co. ~~~~t:i;~C~J K3J !YI'., I Saith~ 1086 ..•..........•••....... SEUER MOTIV.ATB> Ocean view cottage on oversized corner lo t Depreciation and tenant rental income L'> vours while you w;ut for. cun· struction f1nanc1ng 2 Bedrooms Charm1n1:' • S139.000. ~ l.006 Pacific Coast Hwy. LAGUNA BEACH 494-8057 1098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm. t ba. New ca rpet!> & paurt. Ul le out. La rge ----- RXERUPPER 44 W\Jl office bldi: i'~a~' Lenn. Owner will trade or carry 2nd T 0 fur down pJyment ONLY S42~.ooo Br u k<'r ... wt'lrOmc.• Aqent 556-7777 ~C...t.r COST1\° M ~SA . ~rt'at potent ial lo 1n t·reusc rents 14 stores mcludc market & liquor Pnce St.JOO.cm. Gr-M" Sl2'J.895 :!Y'; down owe; balanl'(' 9 ·: utterest 631-5252 ··~ Albert Pussell Rea lly Co. yard 179,000. 8721 Bolsa. COftdofltlftlum1/Tow"· DM600. ho.Ms fOf' sole I 7 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,,._..OpettHH ••••••••••••••••••••••• OYOCondo 1100 °'911 "--S... 234 Cliff ~c:2 Lal(una 20761 .._. llYd H.I . OpenSW\ 1·5 # t 95 Refreshments served . o.tom Bit Dix 2Br. 2Ba. BringprinCJpa!s. ~e ram rm. amen1tles TROY PROPERTIES galore, reasonable rent. ___ <_2.lJ_> 822 __ ·9005 __ _ Ila-. 8'TM010 JASMIN! CRH« &tilDO·SJC 1122WIJITEWATER H I g h I y up 1 r a d e d , ls the! property too good SUvucresl h ome. 2br, topa.v up. Quiel and pre· 2ba. lalaad style kllcb. ~ for the new low New crpta. d.rlll. Beaut. price o r S30o .ooo. earthtooes . Xlot. loc Tastelul.b' dtt0rated and wl)ow m.alnt lachcp. s· Jt quality cunuru c t•d 20' tun deck. By ownr. 478C\. •IZ' OPF.N SUNDAY UDO MOBILE PARK t 2 Bolivar. tc l Br. 2 paUOI, s ee to apprec. Ol!lltury 21 Airport RJty 957.JSlL 964-2611 osan Real.cy I ,.:ASTSJD F. (' \f Slm'ORT <..4>\'Ulgtun -l·Plcx 111 llun 11ngton Bed ch w11 h 3 bedroom 0 14 ncr l> unit and ~ 2 bt.'droom un 11.5 Sellt>r pays negative lur l.l month.:. Offered at only SZJS.00> ~ 36&; "'her tnplex . larJtr Int I f.mLa..,llC' area SHH.950 Rob1. rt U ~I r ll ilt1• n 631 1aib ·~ -------- • COTr nrl\LTT Cfl ~ invrsrnrm conrnnr You 've Arrived NEWPORT BEACH Te r rific Ocean Vie w Duplex. Westside . Owner will finance at interest rate we ll below prevailing . Take advantage· on this new hsting. $359.000. NEWPORT BEACH Super Westside duplex. Fee land. Assumable loan at 10'1 int. This is a great rent al unit. $199.500 . CORONA on MAI Charming duplex. south of Coast flighway. Best value in CdM. $123.000 assumable. Offered at $219.000. Other Bayfront Properties with Pier & Slip Call for Information. 2075 San Joequln Hll .. Rd. Acro11 from 810 CANYON Newport Beach 640-sm ....... o.wrt. RftCri 2400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR LEASE 1'cw 2 bedroom 2 bath home M1ss1on Lakes Country C lub Golf· tennis·pool. Beautiful!} landscaped. no main ltS\31\Ce yard 9&11> Clubhouse Rd ~HotSpnng!. 2 J.3-':I'/8-2.572 llG IE.AR LAKE ~l~ over·s1zed gambrel 10 s hell !.Idle. F1n1sh yourself & save SS. 2br. 112ba. frplc. lrg well treed lot Low down . Owner -.·Ill fanJnl'l.'. ~750 1be Real Estate Ston Uox 6833. Big Bear Lake. CA 92315 1 "866-5726 days 1-866-31563 eves IN'OJAN WELLSCC 1!llh gl't't"l1, new villa + 1'00do on Morratesb C.C. Owner will car ry 1st T D. 13•: No pom ts. Smith Meyer. Agt. 640-S357. CMofeo.Mty "'·~ 2550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Own 8 At're auni farm with an mcome businas. A paradise of rollina pas ture a c res , rock quarry, almond trees, rarm buildings and a nlce22m sq ft. bo me. A ~ car carport w1lb work 5hop; and bfst ol all a hOOb)' lbal turned into M commeric al retail l'Q'ller)' bus&DeH. Local· eel 2 mdes Well or the Cl. ty ot Paso Robles on the busy road to Lake Nademento. This pro- perty Is zoned for many ~ llMll. Owner will finance at lOCAr int. with ~dn. PriceSl9'7,000. Very nice 2Br 1~8• Lake View Home at Naciemenlo Lake . <Oak Shcrcsl Priced reduced tollltl.500. 20 Ac. 8 mlla south east of Paao Roble11 . Outstandln1 Vi e w, ptictd at ooly '42.500 Wl\b wry FOCI tenna. &Dl"l1I W. HESSlCK REALTOR• Al80C. <•>--- ••• OM. Y Pn.Of Hw.Uifwwa.-. Hwtu...,••~ c:t!i:C ....................... •..•....••.........•••• ----..... __ _ 1144 ....._ V-.. JU7 ~~~-~ ... ~~~~ ...•................... ...................... . 1421 ....................... NeWDOrt &ucb New vm1 .... ,, I ru11 Jl07 ....... , ............................................................ . '• ......... . .... ,.... c..-. l114 ..... Z700 ..... 1100 ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• llr.lbe, lt'•r ,.,., frp~. lei lam rm • wet b11r. r«rut ln m.atr bdrm. nk ~ ll50mo lat IDew y, Nnrthwuad or UJ J090 t Ouff,-J. AVllU Now ....................... CllSJO F. SAUSMY SI. SunRhMr Form 1£ALT• ........... AVMp s-. ...... c.. UN RIVER FARM 1C"o<Jowl1rk flo41c1 r (l ~ ) ~unta \'nt>t. t'alsfom1a ~ Tel~phone (~> 688·7738 lamSdt 3 larp bdrm 2 be. fireplar•, dll hwuber, aprlnkten . f9DC41d yard CtJlldrH OK ua mo Call to.WI. Woodbrid&e <l lcnn l:ondo 4br 1119 oo fda SS2SMo 2br, I~. h ty, frplc, A~ a li l mm., d on dlbwr, air NICEI Ten· lllclftro•ta D.f lllh b\ Dll. pool 6 lake prlv 117 _. m>Mo. ~.1m Alt J ., a ba , quit'! nel1hbor'ltoud. low iaa.lM yard No l"!lM Adult• 0011 UU ~ 3 Bdrm. 1\art.lt!r'OC'k G l«'n. ml/per mo. Ao1l Jwu1 1 "'° peca m. aw an 5pm llMTAL.S 2 Blt.2 bot No Ru,lflt''& l'onnc-c-tmn •llh llall M110t1 Hnv l anti & l>t'' t'o ....,.. Z tw, I be. IAl'•I•· t.ma.U yard Nf'w C'rpt , w-.,. 1 dilld oil No~ ~ 22Clll 8 Plac:cmll• ~ 281 + U.lbw 38R. 2bA •HH.21-, b11 o.tofS.. 1Uwfwwl•d "41rly 2600 •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• •• •• • • ear-w .... Mer 1222 BeauUful Lava llot Spr •••••••••••••••••• •• • • • a.ogs l.O h1aho 38 + u ere:. t:AU.. FOR 0 t:T All.S on river, &uperb v1~w NNly (k'('()f'aled J Ur, 8':U or lr.ide for~ Cub I 1.ra liv rm, frpk, 2 cur PO OOx 5002, tltmt!l, CA, gar, 1750 Lse 673 9336 !mu Pnnc unJy ---- Lii.'> H.ad:.u. M.rnianallo. Mexico, 2 1 IJr c;ondo!> w fr~ hfo Las Hudui. memberstup SlSO.~ l'U Makeolfer 634 9238 Mr:. Alvarado --------- 2700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R!DUCID S4Sk f'oof-c;>uic.11 Sol• Assume 10•-,'; loun Over 1600s q . ft. of gra c 1ou:. l1v1ng. llcauuful new condo pro. jt'cl. Great view of harbor & ocean Adlts. Secunty bldg. No dog:. i2l.5.<XX> MaUOW·Kennedy Anna Morland Exclu.s1ve Nft. 975-~. 631·0486 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3144 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Bdrm Orangetrt.>e condo oo the water w/dock. Xlnl sun t'Xpl)sure. rc1rig incl. lennlS Po<>I I sauna etC' ~ 552 3440 , ______ _ DICUT1VI HOMI I tot CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4Rr, 2'1l1Ba . p\I\ patio ac beac h 675 6000 ur &u-4077 Fantastic ocn vie w , Harbor View Kills. 3Br, 2lia. Crplc, French drs, great palJo & yd Lse OP· uon ~ mo. 1000 While SiuJs Way. 759-9448 ---- 2 Br house, no smokers, no klds or pet.s. Avail. MDy lst. ~. 760-9019. May not be seen until aJter Apnl 30th. 3 BR 2 Ba, duplex. deck. spa. $800 mo. Owner. mi.; Poinsettia. 760--0695 3224 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUXURY 2 br. 2 ba condo. dbl gar. F.P .. pool & spac. $550 mo. tst & last. S200dep. 642·5290. Adults. New 2Br. 21h Ba . a,,t.. drapes, 2 car gar. SwunlDlllg pool, spa. 9-6 64S-89116. IASTc.M. 2 .. ltOOM TOWHHOUH lAJV(•ly 2 br townhou~t', m1)i 3 yn> uld liedroomb up calh ccdUlg In l. It with reJtll bnck f1rcpluct' Nice duung area Super kitchen & xtra lg"' pvt back yurd 2.S'deep $475 mo. + $25() security & S'75 clearung l~ P. 20th St, C Unit, 1 blo<·k t: Newport Blvd On vc by ONLY! Call 646-1510 or appt 2 Br, garage, mcc yurd, quiet, gardener inC'I Couple only. No pets s:m 548-82S1 or 768-7633. o.a.... 3226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DANA CREST BRAND NEW 3 fldrm, family rm. dining area. 2 ba home. Attractive sun· ken fireplace area w 1bnck frplc. BE'aul. s unny k1tcben with blUns. Lovely hillside location with 360 deg view. Close to schools & parlts. Bilte '11 2) ma to Marina . $700 m o . lst last+dep. Move 1n May 16. Lease avail. Call for appt. to see. ~S844 or64S-1771 eves. 3234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br I Ba condo. beaut. de· corated, "Springs", $lll01mo. Refs req No pas AV8.ll 6!1. 557·3200, 673-019 Spotless 2Br, 2hBa, gar, frplc, Heritage Pk . SSTOlmo. M2·4091 aft. s. Near new private end un· IL 2 sty, 3 lge bdrms, 21.., baths, fireplace. family rm. formal dmmg rm. comm. tennis & pool $575 per mo. Call Anita, agt. 96J.6767 2llniq ft 3br, 2"'2ba, a1c, 2 frplcs, patio. pool. Jac. tennis. S675Mo 552-9446 Univ. Park 3 BR, 2 bn. condo; frpl.; on green· bdt. pool, s pa & tennis. Avail. now. $675 Mo. 64().9350 Of' 640-1589 Woodbridge Con<io 2·sty. Jbr. lYJba, entry k1tch. lndry rm. lndsp brick patio. Tennis. pool, Jae. lake pnv & playground. SS6S Mo. i\:v a 1 I. SS 1-0654 t•wpon leach 3 I 69 ~Mo. 3br. i~.ba. cpb, T1beron Condo. 2 ~r. formal d in rm. frplc, highly upgradt>d. Nr . pool & c:lub ho u ~c . fl46.0329 Orangetree pauo homl', ~1mo lease 2 Br 2 Ba, frplc, 2 car gar. comm t.eruu.s1pool. Adult~. no pets 581·2342, S..'>9-6271 ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplc, dbl gar. l·ncl yrd H •• I h u d P c n 1 n 5 u I a 1'1taC't home. 1;.ii; 9666 haylrunt. p\l tx·a1 h, pvt <j.)('k, S br, 2 b.i, \cr v dt•· '1r;1hle ,'1,o (M.'ts. S3500 mo yrly 12131870.0036 llGCAHYON ExcutJve home for lea~e elegantly rurn1s hed Grand piano. pool table, • VJew, pnvacy, secunty J!ate. $2650 a month. Owner. broker. DENNESOOEHLJNG RN1ltor 64-0-4SUI l-011' Lease Summt·r Rt"n t.d Bell u l 1 r u I F I v f' t'4odmom Bayfront With Shf) For Laq(e H11a\ AvaJlablc Junl'. ,July & Augu&t Call Harriet Perry fo·or /\ppo1ntt> mCf'lt Brokl'r 759-9100 ................••.••.. 3206 ...•................... 3 Bdrm. 3 Ua . frplc . garage, patio, yrly lease 9J25•mo. 20S ~merald Capitrano leoch 3218 ·······~··············· DUPLEX. 2 br. fabulous ocean vie w, sundeck, beam Cl.'11 . encl. gar SS7S. mo Refs r eq'd 661 ·Hll0 Carano det Mor 3222 .................•.•.•• NEW 3 BR .. tud1~trk 411'7 ba s:JS-0 mo. Agt. 6»6259 3br. 3ba, ulll rm. front duplex. 719 .l asm1nc ms. Mo. Call 675-6494 2Dr. 18a. gara).(I! nl> peLc;, ~125 mo 1 J<.t & la~t + $100 seC'. 5411·2871 Jft 61'M ---IMMED OCCU,AtolCY 3 Bdrm, 2 ba or 2 Br. formal dirung. Dbl lrplc. lgewalnut panel fam rm. sep lauodry rm, dbl gar. huge fncd yrd, new cpts, new D/W, new paint. Im· m1.1c. No Pets. $625/lsc. Dill owner 644-4227 $500 2 Hr, 2ba nrw 1·untlo 1-'<1111 JJC lmml'n 01· I' U p i.1 n Cy !IS 5 I 4 ~ 6 , ~9768 ..WW l.m T ownhome J Ur, 21h ba 2 frplci>. /\ C. 2garag1:s I lg yard. m mm. pool Near~ (;st Plaza. school'l. & frwys S725mo. 751·~ 3 Br, 2"'2 ba Includes frplc, gar, DIW, 2 story. $580tmo, Is l & last . 673-2282 ----Hwitincjon leoc.h 324 0 .•...••.••••.•.....•..• llOM~ FOR RENT 3 or 4br. Pnced from SS.00.~ f'ncd yard & garages. Famllae!t please. Kids & pct:. welrome Call 964·2566 or 973-2971. Agt, no fee. Elegant 2 bdrm, fam rm & den. ($725 mo). Plus h crpts, 2' i ba, cedar & glass. S blk.s lo ocN1n. Dbl car pvt gar. fully ma1nt. yd. Adults. nu pet:. lnqwre al 527 lHth St 714-~l Homes for rent. $150 t<> 5500. J BR 2 Ba, fn1.:d yard & ~ar. Kids pcLl> uk. Keith. 9624471 4 Br. 2\'.a Ba. ocean view. I blk to beach, $650 mo. ~l!il56 4 Br + family nn. 3 ba. 2 story. Near beach. Xlnt school area. S8~ m o. w gardener. By appt 3 Br famJly residence. 96J.-0.89. ctuldrenlpel.S OK. fenced --------- yrd, $550/mo. lnqwre aft 4,642·1141 2br, lba. small chLld OK . No Pets. $4.SOMo. 1954 B Meyer 549-3484 NEW Super Sharp 1'wnhm 2br, dn. 21h ba. frplc, dbl gar, pool. jac, sauna. No dogs. Wayne. Agl. &LS-9161 Downtown. 4 Br. 2h bo $700/mo. Avail aft 5110. 84M378 Qn»2Br. l lf:rBa. sharp, frplc. lndry rm, pool, len rus. S4S-O mo. Ask for John 968-44.56 2 Bdrm t'Oltage, $450 9631 Albacore. Webb Rlty. R3l·Zl10 3 BR I Ba . S600 monthly, 3 Br, 2 ba, fuJly cpt 'd, Call m orning /after · drps, acra>s from Elem nooos, schJ. am1mo. 846-5917 673-8346 ---- 2 Bedroom condo 111 JRVL~E SPRINGS S475 per month.. Ranch Real· ty.SSH.222 WOOOlalDGE TOWNHOUSE Lincoln model-3 Bdrms and 3 baths Close to pool. lake and tennis $750 mo. yrly. 642.-5200 Pete BarrettM ~~~r "' l Br condo S39S mo. Tim or Eilee n, Agents , 640-4950. LGIJlllMI l.odl 3241 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Bdrm 2 ba . B y tugtlschool. Avail short termmotomo Drive by, do not dJ.sturb. 435 Jo..:I CaminO del Mar. $750. 494-9456 Ebbtide. 494-9456 . Studio Cottage. 1 blk to bch, 1 blk to lown, SJ.SO UUI incl. Avll.ll May I. 494-8143 OCEANFRONT R EN · TALS. new modular type homes, 24 hr sec pvt bchs, adlts only S8SO mo. &up. RMP499-3816 OCIEAHVIEW 2br bch me. G rdn & patio. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Condo. heat So. of hwy. N s mkrs paid. pool. near S.C. Cle.an. comfortable, con· veruent. 3Br. 2Ba. new cpt, pnmeneigbborhood. x1nt sdlls. S595 mo. Dave 2 Bdrm, 2 bath condo for lease. Pool and jacuzu. Security gate. Adults on· ly. £;0/mo. CaU Chns. S100Mo. 67J. l48'7 art 6. Plata, $4.SO mo 972· I 069 REGENT REALTY 831-3114 Spacious 4 Br home over· looks g re enbe lt. panorami c view of oceanibay, comm. pool. ava.11 now. SlJOO. Agt. 759-1997 mo PER MONTH FOR 3 BDRM 2 BATH FRONT UNIT IN S MART DUPLEX ON SO. SIDE O F HWY. Private master bdrm bas walk·lll clo&et w/full length mir· ror door. Bdrms have wall to wall carpets, large area rugs over g leam in g ha r dw ood floors ill Ii vm g rm & d ln • IJ\I rm. Hlgh beam ceil· mg and fireplace create a cozy atmos phere. KJ\chen bas all bltos. Shar e 4 car garage w /e l ec door -also WMher/dryer. SORRY, NO PETS. C&JI for appt. 641).. '1178; 53&-8847 3 882 Ba, ~mo,. 1st & I.alt. mo to mo. Please call, 75'2-2847, Moo·Frl, UM Lag.a ..... • •••••••••••••••••••••• 3252 2 Bdrm, new crpts, new Baron Agt. 536·3701 or patnt. Gar, fncd yard. 848-0700 <.:luld·pct OK. S425Mo. --------l sl!last +sec 796 W. Oean4br,2ba,pool&prk Wllson.631·1695 3 BR 2 Ba, dbl garage, priv. Wlktoschl. $650Mo. fenced ya rd . N r 49MQ22,49iH6ll Vacant 3br, twnhm im mac. Dbl gar. Nr. So. Cst Plaza. S450Mo. Kids ok.00-5071 Magnolia & Adams. Brand new Lake Park Scott Realty, S36·7S33. Patio Home 2 br. air evs&3218 cood. dfll&, crpts, 2 car ---------•4br. 3ba. family & din rm. Mesa Verde 3br. 2ba. Kids 2-sty home. 2 car Rar. & sm dog OK. S650Mo. New crpts & drp s . lnclcm grdnr fi wat.er. a'IDMo.962-7594 Ca.I I 957-8140 ----------•4br , 2ba , trplc , Eastside 2 br, l ba duplea:. pat.lo.Bltlns. Walk to bch. gar. S6SOMo. 831 ·2553 1().5pm. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Cando on golf course. p oo l , landscaping/water . SSSO. e.3258 or 494·206'7 An. 8pm. Rear of property. Qu.iet. Nopet.s. 1675Mo. 962·5-017 mature preferred. $425. 95.14565orS48-4471 I' J' I'• 3 er, den, 2\'l ba condo. --------1 ,._..,., 3242 F/P. wet.bar. pool, adJts. llAUT1FUL •••••••••••••• ••• ••• •• • U;e l&OO. 4115-6146 TO~OME ~abridge Condo End F.aat&ide 2 br, l'r\ ba. Un I l . 2 b r 2 ~ b a, SPARJCLJNG CLEAN Lgc QWd welcome 2 story Waterfront. Dock avaU. 2 er. 21iJ ba. bltins, frplc, wiDdina a~ase, neV: Ca I I H a I G u t s c h • end unit. a/c. SS2S. Dy deoor'll« carpets, fresh _a._IM4-4138 ________ ~ ___ ._ev_673-__ 1_1u __ _ pe1nt, modern kitchen, WATERFRONT 2 br, 2\IJ •JUST REDECO R · flr~plaee, pool. NO .... A,_....,. l"""sq n. 30· ATE.,...,...,. mo pool PE'TS. Water " beat ........... ~ """ u--·• • peld.$4'1Smo 98().a889 stip.Recfac's.Sl.tOOmo. 3Br, 2\'lBa, nr ocean, -----· ---· -Diane at 846·0503 or wait to stores. tennis. LA.ROEi BR DUPLEX ...;MS-_1371 ______ gol.I. To See caJl ownr Fresbllreacty. ms. d •1m u NIA lv maa. CalltoaeeM0-4752 VI ew Con o. New. d)'l/evw specious a Br. 3ba. 2 _.;. _______ _ lllM IOmttldnc to aeU? sm. Cottace for rent. 2 frplcs, aar. COmm pool, 4br, 2ba. den. fem nn, a-ifJedadadoltwell. M-m. 1ara ... No petl. teonla, beac h. HSO. m>Mo. Near sboppln1. To Place your "Fast Result" Service Directory •d .... Call Now 642-1671 Ill.JU Kida OK. 2.13f85l·ml 631-0805. 988-<2.806 Call AM or PM 497 ,5047 .... famUy nn. f\'plc, nice .,.._ 3Z44 ......_ Yltfo 32'7 ,.-d. lleaa \"erde area. ••-•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• a.Mo. Afl, 175-2373 or Z bdrm. 2 S\OfY Iii\ ba. llowlntodaJ. Beaut. 4br. ~ -C-.do "Tbe L•lle•" all xtna. Cmr lot, lam lalll. kit. Beaut. decorat· rm. bltiDI. encl yrd. Kida Nflr £.tide lilouM, 2 8r -lrllld eew. Ref. req. OC. Off ol. A.Ucia Pkwy, den. lrs Jard _,__ Jfo pe&a . USO m o . 1115 llo. 4M4tt5, or I ....,, l1J"50J2 .... 17Mll9 .wm.,111 ... llOMES I' OK RR~ LIDO l.ILMd ,.,. twohM. 3 br. 2..-. ha. !rplc. 2 car pr. wlk to town. ldt•al for Milt cpl. 900/mo l e... D-OIM ualboa. Oceu vU!w. 2 -•••••••••••••••• Lrsbdrma, Zba. frplc, lrx ~ 3br, Zbe, frplc, pvt patio Sec gate Geclt, I car 1•r •. Ocean MUlta. '750Mo 83Mll00 View. '1'1'511Co.. &U.QIO, ~Br..,.. ......... ·'-------=-• refri&, Aduftl, DO ...... . Ad-Sitkrt rn. 24·hr. l Ot 4br. Pric~ from .O..._ fl:'ncd yard It 1an•u f'amlllH pluae Kld11 • pt-I• ......,,. 0..11 llft 2516 or man A&\. no '" 3 Or, 3 b• in NB, frpl. -------- 6ll UDO ,AalC pool. r~c c enhr. 48r.Z81,verylt.•llont AcXLU from 0tlaney1. Newport Terrace. IS1$. Ooor. t>NuWuJ new dlx OfUl Bay View. Lee tsl lat & lu t +sec. dep. decor, frplc. pvt, nr .......... l2't ••••••••••••••••••••••• fkloreondowlth boataUp. e.321J049'·81!59. ~ls bay. Avall now . Vacw. '1800/mo. Oli.ldma OK. S7~ mo. NO il't!l!;I A.pt • Condo l't'ftlaJt . V1H1 Rtnlala ~l28kr. Jo-Ano Doran, Act f1f I b ,_..._, 1012 W•t 8albcHI. Jeff '51·91522 ·-···················· 1»3TT1. BIG CANYON Bordea\1.1' Home. fo'rench Cntry latchierl, $147$ Mo. Brkr. 837-0886 ~~----~~~ ...... ............, l706 t Bdrm, near beach. C&fl•-3%71 •-.................... Pailo, gar. all utU pd. •••••••-•••••••••••••• C>lolnnmc 2Br. lBa. ferry S 3 7 s I mo . Y r l y • 211r. 2'bll. tam rm, Incl gar. ~m:"1Y ~r·~~s. Refemica. G73-1401 or f'ncd twiayard, t.enni-5. · + · mlZ15 o.t..luc.~ Bay view. 3 br, den. 4 b11. atrium, 3LOO sq. ft. $1000 mo. 646-31183. Vdticle atorage avail. c:.ra. .. w.r l722 --------- $425Mo. Jst.last+sec ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.-delM.r-llZZ ~.:.i: de Ollva. Call JBr, 2.Ba . private beach, ;~~~~·;~·;;~·:~: ---------S750week. p&eue caU 752-2847 Mon· OCEAN VIEW 4 br, 2~ ba, aarde o er incl. s.t. A.a l2IO ~9:132. MZ-0868 Fri, tCM. l.sl & last mo to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Own/Bt.r 3 Br, 2Yt ba condo . ---~---~-D ~ c o r a l o r CONDO. Nr Hoag. 2 BR. wallpaper /drapes, l~ pool, jac .. Sauna, prage door opnr, pool, dbl gar. W/D Avail May refng, bltns. fncd yd. I s t. S62S I mo. Dys Near So. Cst Plaza. SS75. 973· 1255, eves/wknds mo. bl, las\ + Sl50. 497·2180 Adults. 497·2083 eves , 91SH280d.Ays. Seawmd Condo. 2 Br. 1\Y ba, z car gar. frplc. Condo. 3 Br. nr So. Cout sauna, s po . pool. Plaza.. Gar W D. pool, ZS.S/mo,613-66l0 SSOO mo. 559·1237 o r 4.96-5649 Versa tiles l br, Condo. $500Mo. AU amenities SOU'niCOA.5T PLAZA Sec. 213-8»2323, ~2 Deluxe condo. 3 Br. 1\2 ba Dbl gar w opnr, lie) CelftY°" T..._ lau.00 bk\.11>. A C. k1d:s. 2Br, 2ba overlook.Ing goU pool, Jae, bltm.s. Avail course. Pool & tennis 519.$.\.'J().534·7029cv. cowt.s. $875/mo. SSl-1611 wkdays; 760-1197. Tmtin ..••........•.•.....•.. flhtfs coodo, prestigious 3 •.i Br. I sl()l)'. Card{'fler BR. 3 ba. Super view & wah."I" pd F P. dton,' $9)(). Agt. 644-1133 fdm rm. $695. !llo ~l*> Npt Terrace condo 3 Br, 2 "" Ba . gar, frpl Wash drye r . r t>frig, S6:iO mo yrly 730·0480 eve. 731·S53'7 days Ulodo. adult comµlcx. 2 br, near Hoag. l 'n bl!, frplc, ds.bwhr Nu pets . ~ mo. 1st, last & de· paul. 768-7633 Lovely 3bd. 3ba nr bch & Hoag Hosp. Long lease only $750. 646-1035 ----Luxury Newport Crest Condo. 2Br, 212Ba. frplC', 7S9-U217 ' 3425 ....•••.•••••.......... •2 Br, nr So C.,t Pl.011 ~.X> No pcu,. 7~ 0217 , Wl·l41i0 RANC.1f0 MlflA<i f'~. dt· ror. 2 BR 2 Ba, ;ill :<tr~ By Marriott llot rl & ,hops sms mo 675 1951 Adults New 2Rr, 21,aa Crpt, drapes. 2 '"" gar Swimmmg pool , :1pa !#·6: ~ garage, tennn .. pool, ---------· cl06e to beach.. $700 mo V1U..i Balbo:i Condo., 548-~or95l 59'JO U:a.w Adult onl> •lbr Iba vcedJl \'l('W. 3br. fam rm. 2ha. S850Mo •l br, den. 11•• bu Children, Pl'l.S wdcomt• •2 hr 2 ba, d111 rm .,.. u Nl-wly rede(· ,\vull 1m 1·i•JJl v1~w IJl('d 761}9631 or673 58!!0 •1-"rum s.575 mu ----- COlh MKa 37 24 mo. .. .................... . SUSCASITAS furn. 1 br •Pl S300 & up Encl gar. Adults, oo pets. 2110 Newpo/'l Bl , 548-4968 bet. wn 8. 30 & 5 pm. I killi14• IHdl 37 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• H.l'1AtotEST SpaniSh Dtate Wv1n1i ' Beautiful park·likl! i1ur round1ngs TerraC'ed poot SW\ken gas bbq, s parkling fountains Spaciou s rooms . Separate d1n1ng area ----~~---lbr, fplc. stove, rehig, deck, parking, W /D, avail S·lO . S42SMo. m~ CUTI I COZY IACH With ldlcb, stove, refrig, S. of Hwy, 616"'6 Begonia, l350 mo. To apply, Bud, 714-673-3495 Small Bachelor /Gst. rm Part. fwn. No kltcb. 3 min. from Ch111a Cove Hcti ms. 673·7892. l124 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Walk· in closets, home 3 Bdrm apt, gas paid Wc.e latchen & cabmet.s Encl gar, adlts Walk to Hunt1n11ton 642-~3 Center 1---~~-~--- I l:tedroom f u.rn $10S 1 Bdrm a pt 2 Bedroom rum S4li.5 F.ncJ garage. gas p.Ud. Adulti. no pets. 642·S073 Uul.lues Free! l.AQVI1'"TA Hf:RMOSF: 1621! f'ark\l<k Ln I blk w u( ~ach, 3 blh s or l::dmger 847 5"t 3741 .•.••..••.....•..•..... LAGUNA B£ACH MTR L'I,~ Mit1d serv • color lV. he11lt'<I pool Ut1I. •714)4\M ~294 11~ Nu. -~-·st_Hw_ Y ____ _ 2 ~. 1 bath apt. Adull!I C.a.s paid. 642·~3 ~~ VERDI:: home al· roosphere 2&3 br dlx ~ ~Peu s.6-1034 family 2 Br $340. Pool 1$ 3 Br. 2 ba 13'15. Play. ground. 646-1486. snJSNDl(i lrg 2br, 2bo, grm a,pt Pool, rec area. 7lUW UllbSl . Luxliry studio fo'rtt maid serv. Color tv. t lCJO wk. 2 Br. l ba apt. la~ nn, l.OC uuJ 499 'l227 no pets ~ --------~7300 3769 ........•.•.•.......... NO LEASE REQUIRED llAtC> totEW .ns ~2 br 2 ba S42S Prwate pat.105, or Qt'Clt!t t.'la;.e to shopplll.g. l.!182 Maple.C M f~ U.-ily 10.S ~1 t.i4t. 611 I ti or~~I~ ms.s-.utr -----J,Br, lBa, aundedc. ' .... t o beach, UTS mo. -.w1 WAUACEST. APTS Newly dee.ot a\ed 2 br •· l ba • .-. Small dJUd ok, DO pell. M5-4611 •59-- 5-er loc ... 2be, .u ueil pd. a;eept ~. msllo. -.lllO. MUm~-- ZBr, $l50 mo., IA + t .. t + ~ty. 9f·1J0_1 __ _ 2Br. 28a ccado. Nr. So. Gc*lt Plaza. New ioJ.er. & applianca. Pool·apa. Sec. gate. S.UO /mo. 531-lllll8. Super lovely adult apl. 2br. patio, gar. Lota cl privacy. S395Mo . &e~. E.Side2Br, Ula, adlta, no peu, S375 mo. utU locl'd, S.U.5'78 Large 1 br. balcony. pool, patio, adults only, no pets. $29~. m o. 1887 Moo.rovia,6'5-41830 -----2 Br, 1 ba, upstairs In ... plea. LDdry facll. No pas. l340 mo. -c Eut Ullb Pl. 644-(M.52, -----2 Br dup&ex, newly de· canted. paUo, garage, adults no pet.a S375. ~ Silt!&m 12-4. 321 O&)e, 73Hl274 MESA VERDE. 2 Br, dlo· mg rm. 1 bath. lJpgraded i.mcn1l1es. S450. ht mo+l200sec. ~ meatiBJlll. APARTMENTS BRANO NEW 2 Br, 2 Ba $450 J.'!!rcelleot location, wa.lk to complete s hopping. Beauufully laoduaped. Sc>eoous apt.a. Pnvllt.e P"fJOI or decb. AdllJt.a. He.al paid. No pets. Open lo-6 dally D West Wll.soo, C M. 6ll-M83 IS48-2408 2 BR l Ba VIEW, $4.50. l~l. ~ +sec. Ava1l 1mmed. C:.tll OaVld. agt. 646·3255 t;..,1de 149 ~ Ray. 2hr. lbJ, pvol Adults :-.Jo l\.<t.s S360Mo. ~ ~' Npl SborC'S 4br, 2ba. Rar. JR l PropHii•s bcb. t en n 1 !>. puo I ~or&iS 6"~!J $000 mo. Hay, wk\.lay~ --•~•s•k•f•o•r•C•la•r•:i--1 !t>7·7Zl0 YEAll·ROONO Rnf· Soc•al "ctr~•l·e~ t>-rtocl"r • f r1>e S..nOty 81uncl'I • 880 J • P~r I ies • Pl\d moctl mote OAf.AT REOIEATIOM: llAHOHEW Bea\4. 3duJI apt SpaC' 2 br. 2 ba twnbs.-w rf p , blt.m. L • R. pauos. $4.50 tu Sl2S 2 Bt, l ba apt Laun· t dry nn. pool, bcJm ceal. Adults only, no p<'l!I. Versailles condo. bay & ocean view, 2br, 2ba. frp~. full security & amenities. SiOO/ Mo. Owner 544-0614 wkdys: !l>S-1120 eves & wk nds. 1111.if:., J BR t'fld umt t·on· du, Vll!W from every room. SOOO Mu . or l~a!>l' opllon. i~!lf.78 1\~. Nt·wport/Mrs a Twnhse, new 3Br, 2~Ra, fr-pk. pool, s pa & lcnni ... 2 car l(ar, patio. S725 m o 644-41..92 Harbor Ridge. 4 BR Kens· ington Model, Reservoir view; g uarded gale $2000 Mo Sunny One Realty, ask fur !-;lien. 501~ Ckeanv1ew. den, 2Br. JBa. 2 car gara~e. pool. jac CUZZJ, teoru.s . adlts only. no pe\.s. $.S95 mo. Sau Oemente 492·3761 i.X'IUXI' 2br. 2ha, auto l!S" frplt. U(('Jn & bay\ ll'W!>, hltn:.. !>t•t·uril~. po11t JaCUUJ, -.l!1i.:ht room. t•n· Lt-namml'nl f:H·1I .. a.?amc n1um. pruic ·hke •wlt1111? b1kl' lo beacht ..... Lido & rc."ildu.rants. AdulL'i onl~ $650. 644·4596 ('VC$ & W{'(-krnd:, •3 Rr, 2 ba, nr. Si> C'oJst Plaza, $595 No pl'ts 7!9-0217or641 1460 Sfo:NlOR CITJZl::NS onl> ' 2 BR pvt condo an adult community . $4~~. ~ZUJ Tenr111 •Free LesfOfl' {pro & pro sl'IOpl'2 Heiinn Oul:l6 •Sauna• Hydl'OmJ~ • 5_, m•ng. Qr • ng ... "II" BOVTI~ "PAAT MEl'{TS. '>"<I .. I S "/ L.t't]f ,... • *"'' n' .r.,.d A t-n'w'" ,._ .. :J • N11_,., l ~ ....... p,.,, • l.Al).11!<~ Open a •"Y 1:1 Iv f, Oakwood ~rden ~rtments N•wl)Of1 S.adl/"°- 880 '"'•ne h•' '6'"' 1714) 64~-0550 .... poft a..et\/So. 1700 16th SI ft>: •t' It tti-Jhl { 1141 64 2-8170 M7S. 642,-822 l TSLMDDt 2Br cptS, drps, bll ms. Adults only, no pets. Small quiet c<Jmple-,. SB> mo. St~ ~tanager afwr lOam ~· llbl SC75 mo. Super dlx 2Br. rrpk. I ~d 11ar age, I opr'l'I Sµ;tl'\' UI x k 1\. II! & nwxn' 2.'5ti7 t.ldt'n. To See C'a.l.I 97~ 5'>.19 --------1 Br, Uke a hou.~. smatl ~)c )ard ~o children or peu. Clean . S275 mo. Zl77 Mwer S& 642.2,464 Aduhs, New 28r. 2hBa . D'pt. drapes. 2 car gar. s .. ,mnung poo{. spa. 9-0: ~. TSL Bgmt 64.2·1603 SHS. 2 Br. ·~ ba t.uwnbouse All bltn<s, palw balcony, E·~ldc. S<lme w /encl. g ar & frpk 'n:iL Mgmt 2 fjR, Fam Rm, patio. lndl)', D W, S42S mo or trade r~nl fo r r ar 645-IEBJ ----------DmMl,oiRt J826 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spanis h i.tyle large 1 bdrm w 'fireplace & ,µrage. S400 mo. 64.2·3083 ~\ldio S2l60 mo. 1MI. ulll. Clean. Ca II Ma r\b a, 9>1 1161 or 494-l6Tl Perun. Pt , O«'an view . 3 ---------• BR. 3 ba. Sl200 Yrly. lsc. ---EJSTSIDE TllPl.EX Nice quiet l br. ocean view. pool, S300 m o. &«Z27 t/t; Macnab-Irvine 67~161 Agt. --------WEHAVESUMM ER Xlnl locauoo nr. Santa Ana & 17th St. 2 Br, l YJ ba, townhouse style. Encl gar. Pvt pal10. new decor. S42S mo. AduJts, nopetS i~ llOS L«. new ocean View, 2br, 2~. frplc. 2 car gar. SS25Mo. '94-4768 Harbor View llomes·xlnt RENTALS toe. 3Br. 2Ba, fam rm, WEEK OR MON"Jlf smMo. Ocean View. Zbr. part. rum. C-25091 La Cresta. Oimr 494-6848 frplc, formal d1nin ~. avatl May 1. S900 mo 1213) 594-07 46 EASTll.UFf EXEC. 4Br. 2ba. 2400 sq. ft fam rm, frpl c, 1 blk to schools. shops. church, park & Boys Club, tennis & swim club. Mm. from industrial complex or Nwpt Cntr. llandyman's gara&e wtelec. dr opnr. solt water. bllns. auto spmklrs. ~rdner incl Frwt t ree'l & more. Avail. unmed. S900. m. 7123 or 642-0350. Beautiful n e w Townhouse. 2 Br 2112 ba. ~. mi to water. Sili60tmo. 213/986-3124 lliHDHfW Npt. H ts .. close to schools & 11bobping: 3 liR, 2\.Ai ba. Yrly. $875 mo.~\ 6'1H642 MCANYOH Twnbrne. 3br. 21iJba, mcro, w 10 . pool, telulis. BOMo. 7» 1.i46 ae.ut.. large 2 yr . old d...,&e:xunlt ; 3BR.2Yt ba. Agent MS-1.564 3 Br. 2 be, ut0elaUon. Steps to beach. $750 Proper\y CMIM 642-38$0 orM2·1010. • 3 Bdrm rbor View Ho me . ease/opt. 8Xl/mo. A.tent. 95'H900 Open Houle • 2>'3 ~HUetta < Bhlf1 ). · 2br, 91Q011o. 17S.Nl8 BIO CANYON Specious 2br, 2ba, den. "Donr Home." -No. 640-1582 UAS1orn°" SPACIOUS bom• 6 ~· cb avail DOW. Ml-'7272. ttne~1to..U! O_.,,...edldolt A Subsidiary Of The lrvme Company VILLA IAUOA! I DR Ill st.><:unty a~ult blcht. Some ocean Yl\'W S625 ·Mo Jan Youn.: 6G823S IM -60 > llG CANYON! 2 BR McLain townhom1· avBJlable now. $700 Mo JuJJe V8llW1eren 752· 1414 (M-611 IAYRtOMT! I BR. 2 baths, w pos!>1hlt> boat dock $7~Mo Am) Gaston 642-8235 IM -621 COlllOHA DK. MAR Oce.an & bay views. t, bile. above China c;ove 3 Bdrm .. den. 2"9 ba. Va cant SlOOO Mo. Rmdlo S.. J04M1- San Luis Rey on the golr course. Avail. J uly bt BOM.o. iouma de/ vlfa/t -~ri\<fi~tlM> ~ li'j.J-81;94 2435 E. CoHt Hwy , CdM associated GAOi< EAS RE Al TORS 101', Y.. lalboCI t ... 1 J •• 1 BALBOA Bay Club 2br. 2ba $110 day, man 3 days ~ wk. 642.-4087. 642-4736 VILLA COIDOV A Most Ut1l. Fr~ New cpl, encl garage, patio. dsbwbr. Landry rm. No pd:s. 2 BR $410 2323 Elden Ave .. CM 642.7605 Hill top view of coast & marina. Jbr, 2&,.;ba. frplc, pvt gar. patio. Ad.Its. No Pets.SS3SMo.496-alll8 .............. ll40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NB 3 br dplx. By week or trg lbr, stove & refng. Lovely all adult, no pets, month tall June 15th. Pool. adlts No Pets. l.2&3 Br apt.s. 8200 Ed· 213 i1l7 s.s93 295Mo. 673-caM.&4&-7319 anger. b.b. 846-(16lB. f\Jm Sub lease Park Mesa Verde • cute 2br, QCll!..6. ... •1•• Newport :? Br 2 b11 . qaet cuJ*sac. No pets. ~ "• ..,. garden apt Ocean view. SB>. 498-l936 Walk to the beach. May \5 to July ls t. .DeUghtfuJ lge 1"2 Br SS&-7123 • 2 Br. I ba, n~ crpt ar apts, some w/frplc, au paint. $360. No pets. ~or balconies. En· •FANT AS TIC • Sierra Mgmt Co. 641·1324 >OY 20 acres w /attnictJve Penthouse " townhous• g r e e n be I t • t r e e s • available June ISt.h for Mtwa..Tow .. 1•1 landscape A 9 e.o.e put· 3 Br 2, .. b 2 r I ling green. 2 pools. $1250Mo. 760-9117 • .,... 8 • rp cs, · d 1 b A /C, 2 garages. 1 Lg f'nen ly c ub ouae SUUt&AEMTALS yard. C'Omm. pool. Near w/fi'plc:,cob'TV,aauaa. Near beach 1.2 • 3 BR. So. Cst Plaza. schools & er.a'Cile "weitbt room. asiu .. S300 Week. up. fJWYS. ms mo. 751-8485. :::,:i.:, ....... IAUOA HIWPOIT Ideal for quiet fem. 1 Br. Adldb.eopata.. RMlty 67M170 s tove /rerr111. No CASA .. IOL OCEANFRONT, avail lt:idl/pets. l285.&te-llOS 21'61 • ii now. daily, weekly. Spec· Newly decorated 3 Br 2 Ba I ~~~t~U~6!t!l~I!!~~ tacularvlew.6'13-SU RF townhouse. S pacious I~ • ... ll02 _... ll02 rattplace " pool. Quaet area. Adults. no pets, ... Larse 2br. 1'4h , &aper-aru. WaJk to 1"'1. Adulb. No Peta. 81S-a307 ....................... --.. ·······-····· se. 67~5'Ma/6'S-331l • ** APRIL. SPECIAL * * 2Br. 2811, '450t mo. A/C, adults, sec. gale, Ull So. Coast Dr.. Unit A·20Z. m4'57, Mbr. recorder. 38r, 28a. clean. M25 mo. Bink ~ America Tt1.lst Deft. '1SG1 d115. MOD· FrtM. LES CHATEAUX Ans 1700 Mo. T ..... Au•ll• 5244111 $311 MOYE IN ALLOWANCE FREI T ... 11 l111h"11etioft1 •3 Pools •Snuoa •Soeunty •Rec. Room Adults only. no pets pleaie LUIUIYU.... In q\jtt ..t\&lt compao. ~ 1 Br apt. Ou frpk ft ds bwhr. Pvt petiol, pool, JacuuJ. No pets. SS?O mo. lleu Mn.. -Bari•. . SPllC 54f..aMT Spedola lift Zbr, 21Mi. lrs pvt froo\ deck. Good ~. C.tbedral ceillnp. '440 .. o. No Ptla. wk ..., ............. Zllr, ZBe IA olce 4·p&a ~·•---Or. No ,.... Rent: -+ -.MNmCll'MI fJD CloleTe.._. 2 Br w/pra.p. Stove• rtfril. $115 mo. .... at ..... 1 ...... 1 ............ Pvt. paUo is l•HI•· ....,.,, ...... ... No,.... ... ... - I ._,. ....... ,...,,.,. . --· . ,,,. ...... _... __ ..... ____ , . -...-.-----·-.............. ,,_,...__,.. ......... ,. -· ,, I t .. 1, ...... ,.,.... ......... .,.,.., ...... sea.re 4JOO 01' Ill ..... 4410 1 ......... 44H CVVYIW ....................... ....................... ........................ ....................... ........................ .... H 5 __ .._. J141 •II ,_. .._.. JI .. 4411 ....................... . ..................... . ar. I~ Ilalio. Oar. 3 bt 21.9 ba, walk lo heh "1*. D1W, ~ Pool • tt111nl1. $700 111-1m .m.-r ~-142.1 --~---MA••"S WA.UC *"Illa, vvy tc , aJJ on 1 Lt 2 6 a br apu ftom f\oor, beaUUfuJ new dhc "50. ftplc. l•tl" d. decor. frph:. p\t, nr PMJo. l•r. nrHWltlnJ(ton bMch • ~ Av11I now ff.uboW'. chi ld~l ()I( <.1'lklren OK. Sf )C) mo 1-.z J1~ ~I\', Ip( I I U W t Balboa Jell ~ T»m7 Dllluu poob1<M Ura lal' 2br, 2ba. Wtf\11, lbh~hr I'' nu~ beau:h Adltt.. no p ~u . Uts mu ~ 4 br l"' ba Hlwnh~l w llOl>I near o;hQPPllllt K11if. OK 1lll3 l,..'ti ~17 OOttG 1-:ous mod I wut. J bt M1rlU"lli 4' ~•mtows liOQ. HB $.461"'1• 3 block to bt-u ~·b 2br. l~•. dJn rm 'un rm p.rntry. Ma ture ddlt~ 213-C AU1&11to 1•44 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Counlr)' Uvmg m Ir\'"'' t&IT AGE POINT Ans '' blocll \0 bcb Sbr Zb,. ~1e1n1, hllina. rfllh'. PllbO. 1ar l650Mn 1:.'7 44UI~ 6 ~140 VcrsaJll('!l PM1thowo .. ('elf! oo ( &n ~u :!br ::?b.i n,.., fulJ S4.'\ unt) P~·I. 31pa, uuna t'lr Hrnd)' ''' nlO\ .-U\ r.'~Mo 1~ \HtitJ l'lf'tif'JM!I l...ari:l' l\.at'h 11111 :.lt""l""ll ~ Sc._'(•l.lft-d bid!( W rt•I (IK'I & pool Nr Ot'f'lln Jl \..r.aillb Ef?)Mo 1\lon 1')-1 !}-S.bol.'> ~:! ~.tl & ::.mt:.uu~ 2 utt i s.1. itJr Jpt. IJJ)lrnnt home• 111 lit-.a1·11n l:\J), ~'11,> fH I ,,..> uul 1nl· Hd\ r1·11 ti l:>iS-ttliW ._.. •&nit(! for t um me:r mos, w1t•rfron1 bonw 11'7' Pf' mo I" cm nosHlll10ker f.'73-8408 1-UmUtwd but h Condo, lem1le. non 11mo~n . »* MIWI IM tr.n 4~~ 2 l"OOml + balh, ilVUll In lcJYdy CdM hQffi" rr1>!\' «&nlgt. wa ht r dry1•r ld .. a1 malurt• udull 111 parmt • ' hlld r,.w ~ Middlt< 11111'.'' h u. :lbr t'thUI rum 11pt lo •hr i\ll Uhl I 111 nwlu.: SWO ~1u 8ll'l ~ l'nil l1inal a11lll w.rnlt d to ~.hr 1h1 l111m1• 111 N II 'lklfl ~mok1·r hJJ '>.:l!JJ WUllHtlttll>C.• ... \1 Jo t11 ,h.1r1• fll"W luw11huu~· .lhr ~ .b.i ,ulj.it \"Ill (>CH•I 1t·u111a I.-.)' ~~:io 'tM ltn~.~I IH~ ~ulurt• lt•iu11 l1• 111111 ~·ni•1·1. 1t•b :.h.11l :l .. , ) hom1. 1 j.111111 ll..i 1 k HJ)' .1n·,1 NU $;!h\.l m u t1"!l llJ:fl l"e111.1h-l•• 'lha11· I 1~1 m JJA I Olio. f 1 lltn '\1 ~ J.Hll I Iii .u·h S!UO mu I h• J1H 1 Jrd. 6tla. ttta MOMTH ... MIW OMCI IUILDIMG orth S •ntn Ano. 17th St. & Bristol. Clost.· to ul1 freeways. Up to 10.000 sq rt n ·u1htbl . Owner will sub<Slv1de. n•ll John a t 9:>.i<>M5 Agent. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Duce lltucUo •P•ce f~ nmt. Wood noon. 1ooct localloo. call 6"·1295 al\. ... ~~~~~~~~ 4500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $6$0 lnd/Ofc nea r nu . ~'.18101 RedoodoClr .. llS. UUnl Sch M2·2134 Lar1e M·l lot , black topped. fenced. 2800 sq. fl b ldg . $900 m o . 642-4810. 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Offke ....... 4400 OHlu ....... 4400 s.ngle garage. storage on· ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ly. 21n .MJ.ner St. $40 mo. •Nt-;WPOH1' lH•:M:U • LndM<JuaJ office i.pacc-642-ll464 •l'RlMIO:l.CX:Al'ION • Irvine J<ttnboree & ---------- M For rent 28 x 70 re ncd !IO)'l.blrvmw111ert1onl ~ acArthur. Month to ~11<1 fl monlb rentals. Af'l\DJe commer4;111 I lot. l''or k F $2 storaie °'boat bwlding. 1114>~ WJ4 p.ir ing. r o m SO . S7SMo. Call aft. SPM. call 714-851 1500. Moo·Thurs. 6Jl-20S4 \'ww of 11.ty Ii.I llml' pr kn."1 t. dlx ofr11·~ Ap l>JUX llJUObq ll :! pvt hdths 2100 W Co.i::.t llv. y 731 3605. 640 5300 WESTCLIFF BLDG. NEWPORT BEACH ( 0'"'"' W\JW•t~tilt ~··· .... ~ ...... . ../A•C--... ./c-,... .. .-.... ... ./.-/t ... _ ./FW. ••• .. ~• ./Utoa MOIC.e •ll36S....FHt• NEWPOkT BEA<.:H SS7-0762 HEWPORTICH Profftsioncll lade). as· per Sa ft. RMtak W..ted 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~bedroom colla ge 1n qwet s pot in Laguna Beach. Corona del Mar or <Ast.a Mesa for SJOO o r l<lS.'> Quiet area essen· ual Wnte ad •636. c· o T hl' Dail y Pil ot Newspaper. P 0 llox 1560. ~ta Mesa. (;I\ 92626 o r t elephone 673-7~ D t •• 1001 ~ .... .., ....... ....................... -- U POI •o&.0 fllYllJ A going jewelry buslness ln Gateway Center. Mission Viejo. Ideal family ope r a tion . Est a blis hed , quality clientele. 'J'o stake your claim, call -~~u • 4M·070e SPORTIHG GOODS Al.UICHISE LL'l 1.L'S ass1St you in start. mg your own i.por11ne goods bus~. Operate Crom store or re:.1dcnce. full or part·hme SIOOO req\ared Send name. ad· dress. and phone num ber toSport-About. Inc. 7691 Ce ntral A vt· i-:. fhdley. MN SS43Z. 18l21 784-S81.9 Established Rt.otaJI glft and stoneware business in elt-g&nt '\hop PlllR cenwr. Ideal o.-. nt·r opcrut1on Turn k.,.y ~'1th excellent return Owm·r rN1nng sn.ooo .. GHVOWME Liquor St.ore in lop loca-uon. ha ve sales SSS.000 to sa>.000 per m o net 13.S'.( to 17.S'lt. L ong term lease <no pe rcentage I $330,000 + in ventory . Owner-pnn only. 636· 1463 David. IOATSALIS AHDSHYICE .x>.000 Gr05S 1979 Low O\'ertiead HJgh net. Long established $36.000 Down Good termi. Ask for }1only 957 ·S762 ~ ~·\EC'll • .~ J'.fiiTEitlS' \.._ #!_!_I~' J ~-'W- ....,w ..... .............. _ ...... ~ LAND DEVELOPER NIZDI llOICSY lnca ....... o1ao.• Lone fl9tabUaMd lo Newport •adl Secured · Hilb a.tun Sbort'ferm {714,._.I Have CHOICE ~ in Laauna Be~.!"~ competitive 2nd T.Dlio Call for detaUa. EBB11DE 4M-M51 AMAMCIAL PdTMB Dynamic, mulUlacettd corp. seeks exp ansion caplal. =o.ooo. High re· tum. Details 771-1172. .... tu,....,,... o.e. 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtler Mt.). Co. All types ol real est.al• UJVeStmeota since 19'9 . ~MTDt 642-2171 545-061 • Widow has money ror 2nd T.0 .'s No credit check . no pnlty. $20,000 min, no max For a ction call Agt 673-'131 I anytime MoMyto&.o.. /Lighted 1'enn1i. Courb '1:1.illlar<b Room 'f'lre.1dt! Lounge /Heated Pool & Jacuu1 BeaUUlully dccoratl'<i 1.2 & 3 bedroom II pt.s In U llM lancbcapcd settmg IJdo bit· ::! hr ,1p1 111·~ 1 rpU,. µatm .. 111 ut 11 1111 I l<f7 Vau l-1on·n«l' Opl'll Sat. 12 +-1,uttl MJ!ll!Ki ./ ~'t Mf•ICe lli.tt ./ ........ ,__.,.. Call Mr. Howard ,,. 645· 6101 Prestige omce Lid~ nr Lido Isle New plui.h l"pls. 48a & elev<itor Hml z.!5() !>Q fl lo 4500 sq ft U>32nd St Bkr l'O op <:WI Sll'.:RRA REALTY f;J3.nl.>0 NJ::WPORT WanLed I.I\ C.:Obta M t'S.i or lrvi.ne area. 2 or 3 I.ill. hou::.e prcrcrrt'd 3 AdulL.. Xlnt rcft'renc...., t.7J 5701 t::vc s & ~et'«t.'flds Inv es.,.... Opportwtity on Trus t De e d s & SO IS Construction. 640-0068 2 b r. :? b 1.1 • (; 11 n rt 11 Versa1lle!> Npt 111-h Occ~n 1cw. :Sll50~1o 640-Ul!I .fSpac. mstrbdrm !>Wte /Large walk-111 clObl'l "Garden pat10 k1tc hcns .f A1C & dJshw11shen; ,.l'{)pen beam cc1linKi. Vcr..aill~ barhelor pm Lhou.•w. all Jml·ntll<''o + HURRY! Only a ll•w l*.ocunly t7 l<l l96-I !">573 cholre apts le ft ---- UISTINCT l''i\MILY & .\DUL T Vl LL,\G t;s San Clemente 3876 .........•.•••.•....... 2 BR 2 l:W . :-.lcp-. tu h1·.11 h ace~. gar. W D. SJ!<5 i\gt. 4!J2 b/00 ti6 I :15lti ~1 t-• 2 l1r 2 h.1 111111 l'rk ~pt l'011I lt'n111" l'r11I ft•m ):!!JO-t-• ul1I ~7 773.1 ~Hr I wnh'-4.· Jv;11I l'rl'f ~n1:I pJrt•nl 11r ... 111i.;l1• l.1flv Sl.>0 + ultl .>\.'> J852 Nt•JI fc m tu -.hr ( · \1 .1 pl nr t )( "(' 111·1~1 •m 11 hilt 111 turn ;:,J~)7 ;~J I 1, 11l1I 1.1.2 i.-W•1 ,\fl "•tkt . 1:11. I PRESTIGE WATERFRONT LOCATION ~Beach :Mi0--&000&1 1-'t •Sc•-t1ill'UIJr B.!y \'w.-. ... •"'t'l l!..J ,...., Ft r1·plJl"l'~ •l'n\ Jll• l'Jtu,,, •linm~-d1.il\ ,\' .111.1 bt111 y l•l .. .c,d .J II for .111 ,'\!Jill 67S·8662 Nl)ar comer Walnut & J l11rt'yoffS J\ Fw~ (7 I 415S9-7000 ::! BR n:dt:<:'d "lk bl'h. 1\PT. tdl'al lrn l'oul, J"' · 1----------1 'hClp!oi SJ511 :! I >I W It'll/II'• l'\I t Ill & li.1 '111 Oran~etrl't! <.:ondl) lrg ! Canada, 213 :ms :JI w 111 \1u S!w ult I tt•l I 2V2t PER DAY* bdnn & IOfl. AdlL<.. Pool, 'ttx.-Ulf~ pa. tenni!> S l50Mo 2Br. lrg patlO gJrill!1-.I 559-8322 ~alk to bc<1ch SJ75 'I \1.ii·· kmJlt· .-. ,11111•d ''' ! To locate yCM.tr iMlsi· ----Eve:. 4~03111 • i-h .. trl' ll!c hou ... ~·" IHlol 1t1 ness in t+i e c~er of 2br Condo Xlnl ln1: 1\ll ----I Ttc>lm l°Jll~IX lli'ih'1t11 • Ne wport's Finoncia l amcnil1c:. l 'pi.:radt·d SanJuan I or ,\'1Sithr'<ll hl;! IJ(llr l District w i th im-~_!_ .. :~~~~ ..... ~~!.~, ~ 11,.... _ I med iate a cceu t o Dix tbr. Condo The Spr· :'<lew 2 hr + :? ha 1·011do . ' l..rc .. unn-. r1111111 I llJ Ill\ 0 . C . A i rport & my,s Pool. !>pa. tcnni!oi balcony w vww. garcJg.,, j .1pl • ompl1·x 1\111 h pn\ 1 frttw~. SHOMO !W0-20fl9 hltn:>. ( p, Jiool + ''"' l~il u:r. i ~!6 (' dll \d ~11 ttr " 13. lar,p!o leach 3848 &12-UX):J..l hr'> .\d Ln ~hr 'our .1~l w • FuHy senic.d office ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ho11,1· 'l'v.µort .,,..,1 spacefr0ft'l600 sq .ft. Westminstft" 3898 • h·m prd t .111 1..1 ,,1l.1 1 i::l..e<' ~wh: ha.' 180-230 s4 fl window ome1.~J\a1I 1n airport area build Ptl6b dec'Or. mcl coor nn . fl'<' pt. & l-OHt"C 1-'u I I> t:qwp word prO'> M'n Jv.111 w c o prcr. tw'\ & td~op1er >.Int rat1.-:. & 1 m11 I rt't' 1133 ~J7 l 1-\Jnui.hed 11H1re w1tl11n H 1-. 1nq·,t111' -.urte ~Jtabk loi It 1 .. hkr. to 'ur ..t11l"l'. luJ n hk r 11 r 111 \l~lor i\ll '"" ,l\ ;111 '\r O t • cJll1Jon C.1 II lloh lJldun .... on lor dl•tJ1b 979-8S33 ::! ... mall of rs SlSO mu li;/I -.(1 It $7~ mo lUU -.q II Jo'lh: & 'tora~e !>p.,1:1· :J\5.5Uirc·ll. :"<II 751 5.''51 l'\l off1<·t', lurn1!>ht·d, I< t• a I 1-.' L J l t· B k r n r .,,,ll~mJn. blk from'\~ pt Hit~ liodrd SIJj mo ~1X-51.!">5 Lr i.: w1nd11w offt<'l' "' re<-'l'pl.100. upx !i-OU,, f • DoveSt StiOll i~ II~\ NEAR LIDO La Jolla lady !><.~k Park Newport sublet durini.: ,·our va<'dllon. 1-'int:i.l n1\ 96IHl Ull IA::,11'.ible t1"flant W1d11w tn tA " Bullocb bkkpr ~· Ll.JI l~I n"'1d1·n1 lrJr 11 },.... I or 2llr un turn, )riv l~I hi. or C'd \1 ::.on !Jun .1111 < 'IJrkt· 1 .. 1-1 ~UI , b7 J 16211. 1140~1 ;slir, :lba, h•)ll'>l'. Jfll or l1"1CIO lo 1 ..... yrly Ill "lpt Ii c h F •> r 3 'J u 1 l' t re'>pOn!>bllt.· IC'nlfnh Within walkmg dl!>lant 1• to !>ch t>i5 IAAJ ;\:t.'l:d lri: I or :!Ur ap1 Cd;\I. :-Je ~ptJrl tH l..a~und ,\ nr1ro>. $<1\)(J ~bttvn• llam HELJAHLI'; W \1 'l"t·lo., ml'llo~ apt to 'hr 111 '\t!1o1.porl UJlhu.1 li73-t77!1 Deluxe I br apt. h\'Jtt'Cl pool . oc<'Jnfr ont. el('vutor. sub·tt·rr purk- ang S700 mo 4~ >W8:J ••••• • • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • • • i k!12 5..)2;'1 or H·I<! :16:.'7 I l'lt'u.'>«: 1·..ill for a 11 J I'· 2H P""r ('rpt rln-... -l~et matun· m t·xp rn r u ,,.: \, . ,... . . 1 pointm\'nl Small oh: or d.--.k 'P.tCt' a\ all Agt. 675-8170 't523 CAMPUSDt·IRVIWE SEAFOOD MARKET ""'th Or .. nl!l' I •iunl \ Xl11t lor 1 n hnpprn~ I • '"rt It• r 1-.' t.1 h I 1' ht 1 I d1t'flh'l1 lrl-h t. tr1111 n ,, .1 tu11d . 'P.i• ll•ll' I lri-t•lt'f l·IJIJlll\ '\1 bl <1ppr1n, S.:l11tll.lit l1r•·11 ptJt~ttal Ownt·r 111 \I u~t I muw CJ II John JJtkJ l.o:\JJld inc. 12u1 4n.1~ I 1 l'nnr rp.b only plt.,-.1·' I Ut,-,1uty Shop wrth cJt tad~ ~pacl-OW 2 br • l.im rm hom t-X Int 1ocauoo. s·i .1::.i.umJ1i1 .. 1 loJn. money mcJl<t r •U .AL U EAL P 0 lio" 5'Jf2. Hl•ml•I , (' 1\ ·t~ 1J I Pnnc uni~ ... " ~ T , .. u ll IJ • (, I 200;\1 •'\II l'i630rJ.nl(e 1\\.1• C ~t Burkart 'A~l') .•.............•....... Or ange County P roduc . l111ni. (;11 wunti. tn · \~ Short term 6 II wk~ 50', r cluro. Call m4420 ILUEJUH STOU l)wn \OOr h11thly 11rof1ta hl1· dM bt-.iutrful blue J• dll ,,,,,,. c1ml I c1-.hmn 'h-11• CIJ,,ll' L'J-.UcJ h I)( lt·r-. I ht.., unrquc.· "IJ 1•i<tunt1\ HrJnt1 n.1mt·' Ut h J' L\·•·. L t•\ I, \\ r11n tlln Fadt'tl1· , ·le .. lJOll .i."> ~lane •· 1'"1.r lnft'lrm 1t111n {all Mr t-.lh 916/S-42-1236 \ C:ahf lid'tti l'orp 1 FtHAHCIAL PAJlTHE.R lJ)'Tl.1m1<' mulutacek<:l 111rp ,.ft'k:-expanMon t'JpUal $250.000 H1S1h r\'· tw-n. Oet alh 771 117:! gar, s:JXJ I\\ Jll. \1.1~ 1 I Wanted fem to !>hr .l bdrm I lawn rare. home m arnt & 67J.5719aft.6 ho1..t.t' nr lll:i. Hr·h n>tJ :!office. av;ulablc to pre · 1mpru\'t!rncnt will do DcbghlfuJ mobile hom e. ROOMS 40001 She11lnrLy11~a 536_:_~~ 833-8813 '>t 1ge bldg on UOH· ~toward room rent U you can read Lh" .. d. ManeytoL.o9 5025 luxunously rurnas h<'d. L' I h bd •2',J a day rv•r s q Ct L'xtens1ve windows & Would like to live ~1lh111 you ran maltl' hundreds ••••••••••••••••••••••• pvt beach. l br S395Mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r ema c:. are 2 rm. ,. ...-. r~ '>ITU olbuslmeinC M Mature pref. 499-222? f72 Week & Up • 1 Brs. H.8 11pl w s ame. 1m naluraJ lighting, i.harc 968-l!HO t'Vt.~ or ~rtl\' o r dollars t e a chtn~ kitc henettes. p ool & med. $150 month 960·8322 Pima Cmference room. recep· Box l345CM !Yl6Zfi phorut's. Seod ~elf ad ./NEED LarpMHique-1 38S2 rn.i1d !ot-1\ 548!1755 .1lt•1:JopmTt·rr) twn area. n•cepllonisl drcsst'd !.tamprd •·n ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1...andco Inn Motl'I I -ExKuth·e Suites w one other firm firm-~s/fnve-st/ H"°Pe for dHa1f, lliJ\ I ~ .... 11ts/ ....... / Lod&~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 .••.....•.•.•.......... SCIAM-l.ETS ANSWERS Sundry As:. ure l:lnlhef'o J1.~lt!r - l.ard(:r Coddle - llOL"SI-. <.:ALl-'i You H· got "'' M•Y Uw, about the buri;:lary pn1 r~·;ion Th1·v Miii makc J-IOlJSI-: CALLS 5120 . •..........••..•..•.•• Place a HAPPY AD m t.hts column for only SJ 25 t:all t>U-567~ row golfcoursl'Jl)r,2 ba. In_ Co~t a M "::.a h11m1· horrll,:Wllh .... unw Altl'r •• dJwulte?:.urlc 2021 Hu!ot· at hrly ratc-164 & 111 !>q ••••••••••••••••••••••• M.intyn Thanks for,,,. <:ondo Ea'>l NtnC'. lrnnl ---1 \lan 10!llJ ~hart· moh1l1 1 ()(fices JVJtl m quirt I &'<'rctary 1Jkkprsava1I Ftinc.tc:e 1 1.5().11.&;ntaAnJ,!12'i1>S j' ./MONEY pool. $575 4!l".l· 1526 Kitch pn\ $2()11 Ol(I 1\~I. I' .\I 1·;Jll )(.IO 14;;, I nc .... Center. I t\ I I)\'' n 95.S-3363 ~s 'l:iOO"" 1-:t-.Pl'\t. 'n I? my (av (l r I t (' -------for<.:hn' ~ il7-l 1 7~ 0234 . . Opportunity SOOS I A:-.IOT,\X PHAl Tll 1 Jc:'JJ\_'> life I'> once ..igarn 2 UH 2 Ba. nr t-:1 N11tut·I' -\I F 'hr~ Br ;! fl,1 11,,,. nr I -Ct f1ct-spacc to!.har1· J>llf, ••••••••••••••••••••••• I I ~awful' You"re a rcJ I Golf Courst'. gar .. ,r; C./l.llt'l, pvt IMlh . l.1tt h I 1-·~,· ,\ ~. ('"d'I l'l.11.1 De.k spatr JOO mn. -.~I ~ Bn,tol at ~nflrJ1o1.1•r I . ' • ni nd P" 111 S 1 :J ~ I pn\ll poH1I '\odnnkm~ ~I ~PJ ::.;!:!.> .-111 rt 111 f 1 ~ l' S I 5 fl I M .! 7 ~ t\ Ni·w dl'i' & trpt L'p Indoor Outd•JOr ~>I.mt & Wnrk for Yum,df Im I 1 p;ai • \lark _ _ 4~6700,filil 3.">211 ~atun· II fj ls.Ill ~ll~ll t.111!11:1 • We!otd1H.N n 6Jl(l!J00 It 5(X)o,I ft -·1 1933 flow(•r ~hop l'\1·~por1 nll.'<11.111· opportullll\ 'I CRB>ITNO l:Wrbara H appy )OU. -lw~ CORONA DEL MAR I • I i;i ll(>mh <'•"-l.J >t•"J fol' tf\o\11 \11ur "~" muothl\ PROILEM lwppy fTl(' l·:rn't ~art ·111, l Hdnn. :! b<t. Jpt sx $5(10 ltnommut1• WJnt .. 11 h • !'>llARE • 2 of 12()0 ' lll.lfl llMI S.1n h11okk1·· pin.: .ind l.1' j & mo Pool ~ rct rm I Hm. p\l bath. mo1tu11· v. \lcw LJ1.:11n<1 ;\rgut"I. Ut·luxc 2 rm ofltt'l'. ,1fr. wtlh ,l·cn·lJr\I on la Ana. ('\I 5 ,1.,1r'> ;.l'nH'•· bu.''°''':. 1 .di 2nd lrdTDloans June 21!.l' Lo\c you. 8Jl lnXl l cmpldlady,l.tl('pn,.rl"I 1ln n•m ... m11ktr 111 •• h· µ..irk1ng.aircond~SQ \IJ c i\rthur Hl\d ~amclO\· t.ud1r1·1t ,11r ,.ll-. l1t-ll loll l-r 11· 1 978-653 1 ~ --~lliS + L.ig l:kh 1~1 iJ.tt. ~ .. J:> &II l!•llS h ~I'• r mo ljjl 1651 l J 11 /\ l!l. :J6H :! I IX. l:O} .lZJ ~"~' ,\rran~i-IJ llun~ fa~t wilb Daily Newport ~och 38 69 . , -. • , . lt1•<Jlonom1ci. t.>'75 6700 :>ix ~~1i; ---------· eomt HOMt l.4ans 1 Not Want Ad.' •••••••••••••••••••••••t l~1rgc bdrm ..,hatt h.rth '\-,mJ<1·rv.nll·1lto hr :.'.111 IXt-Cl."Tl\'rSl:ITfo~ Ot·l·un \"11·~ .~u1t• I PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS 111 prt hom1· ,. M Jn-.1 t 1•11~•• ~··•••1111111 , .-· . ·• -1•r.,.,t1R1ou' '\, 1o1.p11rt 1 r-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~ 1 ~l&O ~Ji;S \1 11 I 1 .; ~:!.1Vl o 1 1 uttl Wkcl\ :"il"wporl C.:l'nli·r. 11111 • lil'achlo<:at1011 &glJ ~'J ll ., I ..... I + .• ti .. I' \ l '\f S.1!1 ~1:!'1 ,,.n IL l"i rm\ .111· ,,, • ,tfl ' (' II >132 201 I 1~1-103.'> f>.14, 2i~2 \ 11·~ sz;o S1i3l1 75!'1 !1031, ... 1 \l<1tun· nt·J\ "'''m 111 •I• . 1 !-'or tho:.1· .-.ho hct\t' ni.111 .. COU IJTRY CLUB I 0 C .,tu<.knl. M. :! I ,trt"-•.ni ,11,t 01 ~• utl 1., W~I. tTpl iltr. llJCJO 'q ft 11 to lhl· top Thi ul .... ' '>l"'k!oi r<Hlm l)\.111 l IS. ;I( h .. , ... , \ti I.' ·111 Ii •. a('~ .• c H • 1 Um<tll•OHll't" LIVING IN ~>~ >1<!1:1 "•lll'r ::1,11. t.I.! IJOll :.n W1~1rrun-.Ler ~12 2l:SJ.1 UDO NEWPORT 1 uedroom., w1th k1t1 h1 n 11" LAGUNA NIGUEL EXECUTIVE l BEACH I pnvtleg1·s l'n, all· h.1th 1 \\dL1·r1 n µ\ 1 -.uilt" i.:.11 I!. 1 Dt'luxl' 11HH"1·. 828 Ml fl . SUITES 1 1•011 Ne;,ar S C l'l.11.1 Hlfll.!l"lllal 111111 -.mi. 1 ~.2., 1 tH.'W proft"'.» bid~. pnm1· I I :'11 ... $.IOSSll P• r 1o1.q·I,. .:-;3 t52llll!lpm lon1l1 •rn. s tn·t·l 1•"< llocks1de 1n lht• l.1dn 1 An adult commur11t' on t:.ill Ad Siller :;f;. Ii 1.! lJIMI I 110,urr. (" rown \"a 11 t) :'l-1annJ Vrllil.il· the Bat·k Hay ~Pl'l" I ithr '\t,'<1km11•1mrn.1t1· ~''"'I l'kwy IOI 151 1 SEHVJ(;J:;S li.icularSpa.7-.v.1mmmi:?1 m<• nr 1,,.11 Jo./, •i••lfllo: lkceptwn. 'l'<'n •L1r1JI. pools, 8 hghkd tcnn"t ~Rentats 4200 IL B 'ttiO-K1>-lU~t1·hi li• lla)fmotnfftt't . purkmi: & I rll<:lal11Jn trun .... a~'<'l . cuwts. bike tru1h;. put 1 ...... ••••••••••••••••• 1 1•1n1tr1r1JI , $JH5 I tomputer t1m1· tw\' ung green Bachclors. l ~cape to LHlll f11r .• ''"" \l ,.. n1•w :1hr :!' hJ lt11rn1 1'ilJ1673 IUOJ :.crvi<:e. dupl & pnnt .td\ I and 2 bedroom!oi apart mer of Mm & lun . 1 llH 1 111 11 \ rn1• ~l!lf1 ~ ut II & PR. mall1111:. l1 Jv1•I menlS. and townhouscsi 1 sty horn<· ~ 1u1 gi t·ut u~:J.5!-1 r•r l\1J ;> l:ll Offict-Suites 1·atcnng & mm t• CromS409 OOpt•r m onth patio Walk Lo b<t\ ·n HJr1• chun <'c to rt•nl I Th~t· profe:.,ion"I 0•" I OnJamboreei\l b<>ach c:lub. 1enn1-., &,Gc:raqes l n-1<111thlomonthm:-.uper l toratt!d & lurn1!>h rd SanJoaqwn lhlb Road vrUagc May Sl200. Junl· · for~ent 43SO pn"aigc Koll Town'l. 1 fat·1ltt1e'.> tnrlude a C"on (714 l&W 1900 S2,!XM), JuJy ~1000 Aul! '•••••••••••••••••••••••' :\1<1< Arthur ;it .tamhon·c. ferencl• room. krtch•·n. 54,W> l\gt 631 4l47 I W/\NTEU Nl•wport &at•h Hcudy wet har, s team bath. 2 Br studio USO. No pets ---(;ara).!1• 111 ('ti '1 I May 15 harbor & <K'c.in 'l\'W'> Near Hoag Hrn.p 631 ti2i9• Beach Front Ne~ Po• t :! 1,n WW I <Gll i 7 14·955 IOSS <'overl-d par.Ion~ & boJt orl-974·2009 bdrm Furn W1•l•kl' -----------!>lip. S400-S500. Pll'a!oil' t'Jll i <"<JST,\Mr:~,\ !Wantloshun·offtces &rl' Westchff lge 2br Iba. 759-1375 1 Ciar.11ott• & .,tori.l~l an"'' rcpt nc Airport L3g adlts. no J>CL'I, new decor. - -.1\ aJl.1blc "'k for <.:r .i 1 g 1bll'>97S-otl44 pool645-8152 EI cg ant 2 I> r 2 h ,1. , 1\~l"flt !HU !1.IUO I - -~yfronl Apt 71h flnor , - --NEWPORT CENTER F'OR LEASE: 2 br 2 ba Sec bldg. Av,ul .lunl' 1 ttl !'ilora~t· garuge!. lor n·nl I Executive Suites ocean & bay v1ewi. in Sep t 30 616 I <12 7 on UulboJ P1•111n!>ul.1 Pre:.l.Jg1ous ocean v1rw Villa Balboa. Adult:.. no eves&wknd!. ~ext ln fu!'.'"'~'' "?"· "< offices w antique d<' dof(s. Good secunly. 201 2ft l 673·2!~lJ, 073-.1930 coratcd conr rm. 180 M.aUow-Kennl.'dyCorp Nwpt Bch lBr & 2Br. Nt•wport Cent e r Ur. Anna Morland. exclusive !>Leps to ~h. wkly mun •Single Harbor Adams. 644-7180. agen l. 9 75 -0800 or t.hly S27S up. 754-0938 C.:.M. S40. Storage only. ---------- 631-0486 Vacation Rentals 4250 64l·l~or 759~_02_1_1__ •DELUXE Of'f''ICl':S • Offic• RentaC 4 4 0 0 l.2 & 3 rrm . from 93< sq . Spacious & very p vt. 2 •••••••••••. ••• •• •••••• Bdrm, 2~ ba apt m the MAUl condo Kapalua golf Bhlfs. Frplc & pool No resort. 2 BR. 2 ba .• c h i ldre n o r p e t s. jacUUJ.213:470·3212 1585/mo. 851-0494 Deluxe 2br. 2ba. auto gas frpk , ocean & bay views. bltns. security. pool, jac:uzzi. weight room. en · lertalnment Caci!.. game room. park-Uke selling. bike to beaches. Udo & re>taurants. Adults only. ~-644·4596 eves & weelmds. Q:ean view top rental Joe. Db Cmdo c mr unJl 2br. 2be. new crpta, frplc. Common area . T o ta l ammlti• Total sec bldg UOOM o. Col l ec t !&3-m-4128 2 Br, 2 be. new crpL, & drpl. All adult. no pcls. Shown by a ppl. only . 541455 a..,.1 bedroom. f' JP, OD .,..., dock avail. l800 mo. (714)873·8849 o r --· .... toShan 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fem. call me for free rent m exchange for work. Howle. 953.0395 Movlng? Avoid de~1ts & cut living expe nses' Pr0Cess1onally since 1971. HOUSIMATIS ~134 Share No. Laguna Home. Straight. Prof maJe pre- fel"nld. 13()() mo. + utU. 4M.Ql88 APPi. Y MO CHARGE ••HOWll• * Rental Sharlna Service Hu Roommate For You m.481S 7 days DS3.0395 Resp wo rking fem a le s h a r e lg C. M . apt w/same. Nr OCC. furn, frplc, pool, etc. t200 mo. + SlOO tee. m5fW1 All '1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1235Sq. Fl. $988 mo 1617 Westchff. N. B. Agent. S41·5032 _ EXEC. SUITES Pnme Newport Beach loc. Near 0 .C. airport Rent mcl. reception. con ference rm . 1an1tor serv .• ulils, 100 free c opje s & more Secretarial sen avail. lnor Doug 851·941 l. 450Sq. fl. $450 mo . 4001 Blrch Sl, N.8 . Agent. S41·5032 Executive oCCices avail In full serv. olc bldg. Nr. O.C. Airport. Recepl & phooe ans., secy serv .. conl. rm. etc. Please call 75Ulll8. Cannery VIiiage office s1>1ce av1tll 1 lgc & I sml. Broker 67s.4912. .cdM DELUXE SUITES. From $295. Alr cond .• 8J11)1e pq. UUI pd. 2M5 £.Cat Rwy. 67M900 ft No lse r eq. 2172 Ou Pont Or .• or airport. !Sl3-3223 PURE CLASS 4000 Sq. Ft. SpacJo. Offfus ,_.._..c •lews of Hewpori Hsbof'. •I ,,.., ... OHfcH •Wft ... eflri•• rnfroolM ~·--17141675-1662 c-•'TV-. Deluxe oflce s u l le <furnished). Upstairs \n the beaUUlul Ambrosia Rest1W'ant b ldg. Inc l. A /C. d a lly janilo r service, u llls.. a mple PBltlnl (no l1e. req.) Must see. Inquire S{e. 2m,5m30t.b St., N .B. From~ a mootb Oc-cupan('y June 1. 191«} 771 llrl 962 1037 day n1Rht ----lleine-ss Rftltd 4450 ••.•••....•.•.•...•.... Jo'or s\Orc & oHtce spate al reasonable rat~. SOO to 2700 Sq Ft. MESA VERDE OR PLAZA 1S25 Mesa Verde E. C.M. 545-4123 ·•NEWPORT /C.M. Up \0 4700 sq.n . avail. at pnm e corner. 17th " Nwpt 81 675-0000 lD)sq n ID medical bldg. i\va1I for immed. oc· cupancy. Am ple park- ang. Newport. 645-6501. OfflCE/STUDIO Great old bulldin1. Just renovated. 1.100 sq. fl + enclosed p arkin g. Nr. wat er i n N e wpo r t . 673-5.1119' Cun •ed.t .. ~ ...•..... !~?.~ MAMMOTH LAICIS SHOPPlNG CENT E R Commercia l s pace Is now available In the new Old Mammolh Mall . :ii.GOO 1C1. ft. of ret.11 fr 8000 eq. f\. free slandlng restaurant site avalla · hie. Call Rolle Roberta «Marty West al Lelt1ure Real Eltale Company. ('114)9M-25G. Let Ad--SitteP Save You Time and Money a brand new service • YOU may ,...at Alf-Sitter whtft platif'9 your od. • The Ad·Stttet' number wlf appear In your Doily Pilot od. •Ad-Sitter tab1yow1M11ogt12• houri a day. • You cal in ot yOUt convenience to get the responses to your od. (Monday thrv Friday a om to 5:30 Pftl, Sotur*ry I°"' to noon.) Ot. If you wish, we wilt ul you with your ,..,..., ... ot a lptClfied "'"'. • for """ lnfonnotlon and to ploct yow od call 642-5671. Ad-SiUeP takes your messages 24 hours a day. 7 days a week I DAILY PILOT 842-5878 • °'1¥ftll)'••Parkan1 lbl •Repalrs·~e1tcnut1n ~ Atpbah. Ufl 410l lk'tl M1MML1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C\MTOM liRll 'K WOHi\ Rd»IQ•WUllto. plant• f•. dn¥t2>, BBQ:., d1 100 , rol1. Ne wport • c M. ~12 IUtrhm. baths. wutl ur111 . tit o r age on 11 " I 111 ,. firilillung, tOfJI\ & )op(•l'llll ty <'arpentry Qu.11ttv w u r k b y i. k t I I t.• 11 cral\.<,mt-n w/urch. ba1 k gmund .• Uan1el !">48-SOaa. NB1CM/HB /JUI •••94'••················ CUSTOM lNT ER JOH CARPt;"NTRV By Jay 642-IU441!1 LOU'S CARPENTR Y PullOb, doon., panehn~ JOyrsexp r 5S1·2054 -----t.ia. ...... 1rled Ad.,, your 1>111· 1 ~topsbopp111.: ccnt1·r twmod I u•palr. •1u1tllly ,ral\anw\ll.hJp l• '" h'I 1.r••· Ill 11 P•lotnbo l "314 c.,.tS.•ka • •••••••••••••••••••••• W1• l'MN Ulfll''t Clc.m1·r-. S..wtn cl..-an • u11t1111 .. Worit 1u.ar Truck mwut WUl ~37 16 (.'.it p I' t fl U )' d I I t.' d 1hr11u1h rns t u ll.,.r .. t -.h1 .. ~ •• 1,. 1·1tpcrt 111 .. 1 .. 111. Utlf'I WOl'k J'Ullr J J~1111 754 66!!0 ~ /COll'f<f'.ttt .......•...•••••••..... lllomjJ'>on l\c1wl ('ontrurton! llJllOltl.'l (~1t work ull tYPt."- ~ b4l~2 Cc·meul work of all kind:-.. Hootn addll1on1, 1>•t10 CC1YW'I. &-l'li:1>, tt•tmlt•n t11tl, rom mcrr1•I 111 dua1rlal r t<m 1.>ddtn 11 T HR£ H OSJ>:~ CONSTRUCTION. IN ' Wt 1312fl~ Ilea 4!~<1 . lm45il,dl IM6 °'"" ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• W-WfTH 'WtlMDOW SHAOlS UOWft With t<nf'tl!)' \'OIJl" lilock ovt 60'.t. h~lll, tl"t rt•Oldy fl' .. •ummcr Sim " I 1· d ,. " i 11 n u r M:n unpllotD Com.-u p as "'"" ~ Tht Shudy Laclll'll ..: 332 lo'ilf'tllll Av!! M<all 1-Heh. 4»'Fl71_1_ llldriul ••••••••••••••••••••••• tl..u:T'fll('IAN Pnced n Rht·frN· e11tlr1111l1• 11n largelJC'icm11ll Job., I ~r 11337254 li73 ~!l b~ation Gard11n1n1, lrt't t rl m mull. c~ n f.UI, fw nylnt """"· A.rfUI' * ... ,. 1'rw lnmmln.. hi.ulin1 . f'Qllll>l cl~.,, u P" . Yt ..... .a N1&A Ml al)ll9 l'V~HY l.OW PRIC ES u.nup111. romm I nuunt ,. S4HOl~ t:xp (lardener. uoma;t ywd m11lol. 6 rlnupet .. n...,..,l Pc1tdl4H088 1'rt'f' tnm. laotbcup1ng, r ot ot 111 . •od d l 11 ". pnokJ ·n.. 01¥~~78 -\ltW'1• l1.irdtnu1a. 1'rtc"e ~ICC, M.alnl~Olln«: 1\- Vunl clcM ·ur> ~2122 ur64ir~l7 wf\cr 3pm t...nda.c a~.1111g. tr mlnii, <'ll'Uft·Ul)!i M Avll~ 648-IU74 G-o al Serfkn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-'n.l Tim«> Orn m Ser v C<.1 rt n ghl the ftn;t t1m1.o, ('all $36-Q!Jtl.S or :.hJ&. l 045. l.&c.t.8101 tkaidpan ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Corpt.•n tr)'. m u,onry, u.J{'kJICJe, loartt:r & OUllllJ. roorlng . plum h1n lot J-::Xper J T ' II.al khoc f'loonrtR. Slut·t·u & t1I" ScYvlce 893-6141 I Drywull & murl· JU. -646-~ Roon I' ., • ....................... lbne/Afit r91>a1n. lna1d • ~.no Job WO 1mi.ll. Ir' Only ~uaUty work dont 546-I -..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• All arowid haullnt 1 T. ltuclt. •"'ree est. Call All. Nt-3114 -Ha ulln&·Mo vln &. Con · CK-le Ii tre. rem ow1tl. . ~ca tk'nlce. W. 7&a4 OOC stw:lent. 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FtXIT• Curpe•nll•r & Poantin~ 1.5 yea~ 111 Jrt'B 548-17~ ""2·4311 Carpentry, T1h·. l'lumb· 111.i. t"lt·, JU.'lt about ever )'lhlni;i lm·596J wcc kcnd a way? t: u 11 Jcwwc. 1168-6757 ---Kt>ason11 bll' ratl':.. IJWO tr.&lb c111l alter ~ 11 m . Aflce 1714 >it46·71.H2 ---- llllU. .. C' & :Jl)l. rl1•anmi: llavc ref-; & t ran:.port.1 hon. 642·3667 lk 1du ' I ···········-··········· ltou .. clean1n1 Colleae n ud e nt rtuon abh : ...... C.11 bet. H PM . Ml ... lioul«IHDt'f , thorou1h .ti rtiiable. Pleue call uaa.-.2116 Lm lllc .. i I ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-QuUt y Landac•gine • Ccmp. sott.cape ~lgn Ii lmtallatlon. All work ,,.,, ~est. Gr ttn· dal e L and1c 1p1 nc 73Hrl76 SJo;.AG REt:N L.ANDSCAPE Concrete. land.sea~ & spri.ok.lcr ayatc:ms. S4IM727 G46-3351 J APANESE LANDSCAP E Dellin 1prinkJer, sod!., cle8o up. maiot. warr. nper U c 531-8162 or 1197-812 ....... ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brick. 111.one. blod' "'01 k, lJ.ll' n~. concrete p:illll'>. wt.ks. dnvcwoyi. Fr 1•c: e8l. John 846-lSH.3 Bnck work. frplc't.. p lan tl'fl• t!lc. N('w re1-1 .11r 1-·r ee e s t. 646·04h4. ~ -Block, linck. conc rl'tc work. pa tio rl)Vl'r'l, deck:.. Nt'W l uwn,, 'Prlnklcrs. Tll n.;: 1-; IU:>SC> LANOSCAPINC I Jr •31~. IS37 43~3. ~l!MI> ----- Pla<'lnJ: a l'la'>.'lh1"1 ail " .1." l'J'>Y a' daahni: }our J.lhtn• G1w· u' IJ tall ........ .... .. . ... , ........ ~········· ...................... . Movln1• The 8 t1rwln1 Pal.N. waUpapernow. Nojobtooamall. Collea• St&ldenta hav6 8a~tl0.llo/u. R.ionable rat.. 1rown. Lie. -'1'1Z4·436 CaUWUl84U923 f'reet9t.Sl'l·ml Same IOCld aerv. Ml ""21 __ ;:;..._ ____ __.lmerior • tt.i.rior paJnl· r. '-.;/P••rf.t Ing Ii papc r l n 1 b y ...................... . • .. •••••••••••••• •••• • • tradamen. Phone Peter, Have an expert do your PE'f,t."RS PAINTING aft.epm: 497-211152. c eramic llle. tolrte1, E •pr d. Reai. Rites. -----------• counter topt , bath1. Free Ett. Call G e ne Wallpaper b1n1in1 . re· -... !liilMM.58 aeonab&e r•'-· ncel&eftt ---------wortt, guar. 97Ml895 Tiie, ceram ic. ti&b enc, Pal11Una. INT /EXT . Neel, bonc.lsl. ru a., l2 )'A. eap. u c 'd . Dave 966-IOO. showers. couotertops • Qualty pa.i.nten,inler 1ex· phambln1. p lasterin g. t.er.lo rat.el.fall service, ft'eeelt, 17$-440t _,_,.._._._848-58M _____ .,,... s.r.ke f"\ne ext. paant 1n g. St. "-Lftaw We/Ins . T ry m t . R ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Swor.SSMM Prof. paint.In&. Ext Ir Int. low rat.es. #3800U Free est 5J6."383 MC /Vi.a a Olive's PIW>Ung. servlnc area 9 yrs, m oel rea11, chec k my r e f. l i e. $-8425 ft.eQdenoal •commercial PIUJWl&. f'ree csL Reu. rat.ell. 675-9591, 673-0737 PAINTING, I nt/Eu. comm'l1rcs1 d .. m ud t.-qpmnl, xlnl refs, t•.1111 <Asle.W 701U WAU.PAPERl!'.0. I-°1'l'C est L.a c 330'J86 Aver. I ll pr roll' UIJI Norm ~-0880 ~ty paJ.OUng It pa per· 111'(. 'Wortc a wir. f'n-e ~t. 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V:.iri uu' h r ' ~·rnbly W.1si1·$J7j to Plaz.a>NB t•oll .ot Vu· n .. :11h 111 Y11urm::asM·ur T•JUr tOTIJUa nu Lunch Ill ACCOUNTING Salarynegot s.56-0900 A5St:MBL!-:ru>. We• Wiii 673-1236 0611 after 7l'M SS 40 hr ... d11 y w k .---------- d1 "1 •11111.-. 1111 I 11. "llob J ::arn•.., l<o..arita llcuch .. Ooh TEWORARY I l r J I n . a PI.I I' j \ \I I ~tu.la>" S411-~7W Ii Outl alt-!I II 1•a.i 111 I I ~3 T ran<,J>l)rtauon &: I AdventurdrnVl'I AtJ MacG~or Varhl<. llJJI -c·~HIERS \11 "'•I tu lh• 11.1111• I•~ lunrh md 1-'n .""h lobi.ll•r. ASSIGNMENTS l1lll\.l.Slrul1v1· 1>h0lo~1·11w l'IOCt'flUJ c M 1Habys1ttn w,1'r\l(od Jyr lt>at Man ~XJ>1·n•·nrl'r1 l•1r fta} 11 •• •'JI IC• .... rd ·~ I nl'. bean.. .. 'alad & I urun1t1· Countv" hoorn ~ .. !>L"llUOI tomot111n old $?111 J)r old ticiv I full t1mi• 1"1'1tl011 C'.111 q111:..t1 s 1•1HJ'l1JAL lt1·:.\Ul1'.Cis \l.:~l'Uf'ti t:; 'I<"""",, 111g'Au1J ·,11an "''' 11111un·11hotogr;1pt11·r J A SSISTIH ,,, ... ~ :! 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H 1 ~Lin;a1ter. on 2nd & :Jrol ,\IJl!lllJll,i ~ \ot •• ru. 11... ~ Oran"t' ('11unl v :1rt·.1. hr "()()I) \:'())('.. l' II llitnk1111t s t-.c'HETAI<\' H'ip1•r "· 'hlfh ''I l'X perien1·1· .... 1 . .,,, ~lhlali I .. l '111\1•r,11IJ '11'. !lllillM " • · ·1 .... .',I I~ S/ c 1''v' llStlll«I lnstruc:tior' 7005 j ml{lnp abflUI :in lfH'rt"•" 6'\l 4:.121. l'Xl. .II:! .Ill 1·r I BOOKKEEPERS I I ypan1t ~ 6(JW ,. \1. ~·ar I l'l<.'<' w •. 1.ra111 Advam•t U..t>l Whit•' .111.., l'i1<icll• C"'"'-K M A 1 ·•·••••••••••••••••••'• 1n.: d1·m:on11 for 1•>. 5 JOl'M. Munda) thru RLE CLERIC S fn.J<1) lHlt' dul11.,, J mJn m1·nl oppo rtunity for J\o.iel ,.., livi 11111 I pe r11•1111·1I .1111111nt1111• f-°l"iduy 11fl S J IJr~ 1·nm man.aJ?•mmt ~1t1on"i t•• l'JrtlJlh oh,,I II. 11111111 I EA.RMWHILE P''N"Uttl ~!fa -(i •·•t.• .... Man~ :. •• ''"1r.r'u1ra1 1 °"" •Xlll'I ,5.5 0 p e r hou r ti 1 ( ·, ~) ~A~ ('(:I/Ill ..u.. ...,... We .. r.· nddanl! t11 c1ur ,...,. ....., quahr1ed. f'or mort' 111 Lc11>t 1\11111 1~1111 llu111 1 YOU LEARM 1 p,\ '/f• Coup It•. Wif{· 0 f1r1·, 1.~JkJ(1 .. 11111i.: .. i..iu an/\• rurmauon & 1nt1:rv1c" 1111•to11 11 .11.11 11 1 cau...& A I Slu rt1n l{ :-.al ary I ,\u~l•l•H .. hU!iband·ma1nt1•nJnr1· 1"1Ulll.'~"l(l... looldlH'pi:MJAu't .cpply tostorcl'37.11 Ud It I-W \It I> t .1 I 'I mnn es nge S ~~hr, tnl·r to S3.36hr r.1llA1·r1o1m1.1n1 ~»w\Jl.'>.01.·eJni.1dt< Jo.x JobC tClttil \Jar. C'o,la M c::. a ii I 11 111 ,,1•11, h11m1 ·I I ~·It 00 day' ltJ 1~1.· t•1 C1t.li\tTuu11t.1n1 A.LTERATIOHS p ·n i'flt·e rt.oq'd If Y<lll "'Jnl lu .i1•t bnrk °' il-t-631 ·!1421. W ill H I MK 711:1 w•or I. o t 11 $3 65/hr. when cert1l11·.1 ~'lllf•r Ao·( uu111 ,111i.. h1ll t1ml' woml•ni. Jllt'rn TiiL M~ml t.i4~ IWJ I into ttw hu\lnr .... .., worl!1 j ,.,,k'(J for Jn:halt't tur.il lo>rvicw Mond a y 1 h ru I* U Ca *I t11•1 obtaint-d Apply al 11oukl.··1·i,. r . lt(Jll po~1t11H1 ;t\;odahh· Uu .... " .1 i.:uorl 1111111• 1.·, & urh .. n d""1!~··n'1'.1r1111: fo":_ldayfromtJam. to3pm 1-'ountl \1 11 I' 1· I \ 11' I I SSS S u Pt' r 1 II r Av.. \ ( ·1 k f-.xr11~Cn('t' OC'Cl">!>.11 \ Att0nd··nt~ lll'l"'•••J '"' olJti ">.llJJ'V n .. .xiblo· ,,. I L· .... I t~ L ' I "· 1•. 1 I , l'' <>1.111lm1: 1·r , ..-• u ·• u l'k~ ~-nd ""'umi• '° ,,.q...., u,,_ "'mp uycr "~"', ,.:"J1;~~ I 642_3812 11\k'WJ)Ort • .. ~. ·,a,e~. 1;46 77M. Xlnt. (.'fl l><.:ndu :-.4:11 M"rVtn• g.._, ,t.11wn , l'UH, llJJl2 "Y l'Jrl. l'ar ,..., """ r I tr you <1ro· 11111 ,1..,. ;11 , ,,f I ..ibl'ral d1.'>cou11I lll O (.' Mw.t be• l'XI r1•m1· t•.mf \ .orJllon I hi' "'Jr. 1 1 !f:!i 14 I C~"ill ltJ-:WAICll lw Ill I MC/ v ·sa !----------lhe bt.•n1·f11 .. 111 W(jf k1111: l'lc.t'>t.' :ipply an 11i·1 ~1111 Jy rl'liablt· & hOOl'Sl .ind l'tlrt'l'f appJrclfurn1,ht·d I l I', f\lnl'. ' C11AUF FF.UR /ESCOJtT. ftJl"ITUllloo t.·.ulin 1,1 11 I Jobs Want~. 70751 temporary. ~ .-.11 1,, or f'1•r.finn1·I OHn·l· Jtood w numb,.r:-. CJ 11 I'''''" )OU plu.' olh1•r ,., llookk .. ·p··r I-' 1 IJJ 1 1 male or female for 30 ~ r -'"Vl'U'·•l'Jll ..,1 . ..,.111 l.H· ~,\K~F1fo•f11 1\Vh furarvit 1 • .,,..,., 11·ll1'flll'ltnd1h j ii-· thru l-'S 11111 ,111 r, 1.tld (l'maJe,LaJlun:iare:i C0'9l•ry nl ctruru .. t·l ind ---•••••••••••••••••••••• • 1 tv St h C t Pl "'' """~Al '"' -A d N happy In d1~111~·· it "'llh . Alt o.1'1 ,11.1 ' lalt'\l tlulJt..,, 1111 I 11t rl> & ~·nu resuml' lo A . ll c·vmb.d .. t.1~1·11 f rum I TOMMY•S •I would likl· nr11m & bourd you W•· ;.ir1. lo< ,,1, d 111 Qr.tn Ml'~J Automo'Jlivt• MJt·h111 ... 1 I-or Jfl lnll•n u•w I aouual p It tax rt·poru s.ll, Diuly Pilot. PO Uo>. p..i.rl<•-d 'lat um w.11:1111 .,, ! and kh1trhen pnvr ilt·l(I• 1'" I l h•· C11ldw1·l I H.1 Ii k ,.,. (i o II d a I I ·" o u n cl pl,•J.M" rall ()11Jy i•xp d nt>l'r1 a ppl) ~-Cui.ta Mt:e.11, CA ('•>~ta M1.·~.1 /\pnl :•;•' OFNEWPORT •·xr a n l((' o 11 .i l t Hu1ldJOI! ANSS~R Pl1•u.,.1111· N1H mar huu..t lo run wt•ll 1'1\T \IAGILI. "°10) l!ff.l Nnqm -.1 um• •. 1·.k1 ·1I , ESCORTS I hllu:.c·kceptnl( Nil '''I 23J:IN Uroatl-.J~ ~:wo He h . l'll X P'l Jl••r ....... .A h< \1 64§..Slll 1'11• .... ant work ing en __ Qmtarl t "" itwtl Adi I ('M JM-780'J Santa/\nJJ hl'fpfuJ will tram .111 ~:;s;;~,:11\ 1'"'0 " \trnnm('nt "l:r. 0 l' <.: h 1 r 0 p r a c l I c ~,U;.11ly l'1lot.l'O l~1"J' &121571 -l fwbyi.iuinn. My homt• l71 4t83S·41 03 I 'hilt63t 5640_ ----~ =~~your own Secretary1Reccpt.aooibt. = C<J'>tJ Mi·s.i. c ;i • •LORI'S * · 1\1h.iL'l>.~'!.~~~ yard. 1 r-·Ri-;i-: PAHK1Nc AJ'T. MAMAGER A~ms DEPT. .:':;Bank -------~·~g~'":;;cv7:u';P~~~ ' -~ L' 1 II I 1 Escorh•"""c... -----------,Jex.27 Unrts 2311 Elden •-H...:; 0 A1K. rredlt & 1nven1ory ..... _, I ---I ,.,.__. .JI I "''"" 1 f:xper'd . adult rom 90, .... 1 ~ :Ji f' IOOeU<HPO penence It auractlve ap- UJM .-l'mJ •· ima J'\'Jll 24t....t-.... 738-8952 llou.,c>kccp1ng-Swcd1i.h . 1" O~orlun1ty to J oin 1\..1.. · pcarance a.,,..,.utc y re <'t1 l . wh111• & hlJt·k , m . k ACCOUNTING Ave .. Co<1 t o Mc·sJ. I ~"\\'IXlrt t~Cltrol. BurruullhsUIOOO q1.1n!d.97S..U 61. Mannc•r' V1ll.11!l'. S JC NOWHll<l NCi 11(1rl dt-i.irc.·'> wor w1thl ~5'ffl0or8'J40336 tu lyMlC'et'ShfulOran1w rompult:r. o nly t•x p •r --------- Heward' fihl Ji,OJ or ----farruly /ch1ldren. Rl•plv I TEMPORARIESll -----0 :iunty Volluwa1tcn dt· Equal Opp(y Emphl)t•r people for h111h quality OencaJ 1 l'tol M.1, .. ai.w hy S11•vt·. to M:. LundJ:rcn , JJ<!~ I · · alersh1p 1'h1<1 1-. our M f' fun\Jtun• stun· 111 C' M «n-2202 v m,,I! for 'I om I.it· II 1'h1·rrip "t N B l'ahJ Verde, Ste • Hl7, OUR IONUS Art Oa.'l)l chance to lf'1m lhc parh DWI llni1tnl St 54()..3822 SECRET AllES u.bl t'cm rh•d.iw<"I Hlk I 111\~1 Hl'M A1111t 0111\ ln-i~ Bear h CA 90ROI< DI A ..._. IS l~SISTANT de1>artment ---<'a.IJ f1H' a ppt Jan<·t 1,r F.mployment avail. In w uran.:e c<1111.11 1.,11 :..ix :.!>117 ... _..... "'1 W1• n• looktnl( for am l.iinlun•• ('hl<t rnult1 s urro undin g s !" •t' lilil .,...,1, u••i lt~I" • • Ml.lnal(l'r exp in latJ:•· .1µ1 EXTRA I ART DIRECTOR b1t1ow. mchv1d11111. ovl'f ~ ---~ -Compc t1t1ve p ay , In """ ~,. "" '" DAY & !'Omplc'x. lar.:c mohil•• C Ill ... oml' dr1 v1n1: ro· ~TIOHS loc:Mu,..q/c:Mril tctVl\:W .ti turc. t 'or m ort· ...,_,,park, manufa{1.ur ASH 111.1rt'Ci 1-:xl'dlc·nt ""°' ""'1IEIE.ICRA t'\Jll Lim<', exJl('r helpful 1n!o call Tod Scrvh:ei-. ,..,.,.., Promotion ol our ~enwr ..,.,,-y, ..... LllHt ohh•r 1-:11•\' k 1llcn with wh1 ll• mark mg' VI( Lul{Ufl M Al~ha 11 I Hound. No JI II I 846 59fli tllcyclc found in ~u· 111 JIW'per School !l62 61-11 FOUND. Whal<· lt'm.11l' Poodle. /\nrnnJ tJi.:11. call hi 1dl'nury b4~ >Wb:. al\4 :.>PM LOST Rl-:WAIW ' Sm 111lvc r Poodlt'. m:1 lt•. blwn <;urf 1cl d & Vorittown on IJch. If U 962-4641 -----tOOND. lllk J-'1•m. lah Wrwtul~ c hc"ll T11n hM "Laura lhne'" f'lcui.c cal I. 646-7535 FOUND Poodle mix l(rt'Y M Shep Mix hlk & tlln s rn frm. l.h112111 p,o blonde fem . Short ba1n>d IJ't'Y cal Nt'Wl)Urt l~ad1 Animal Sht!lter 844 Y~ Ev l!1....l lll..JG 1ng plant & printinR pany bt.-ndili. Appl) in "14'W branch O'"'nlni.: 111 ~ oot na'<.' Many t•o 979-8900 0 .C. AIRPORT l•onul <ipponumty lor u JIM MARINO llutll in j(t on fl rDI' h Pl1m.'flt111. Co'ltll M~o --------•~1 1:1""" " 642-51127 ~ .Artlhl cr..r11cs an u t•cp P''n\Ql'l Ask for Hub ..... l>a.'fl<'llL" Apply Hl 1660 ---------- 1 1 ... t re-lu-rn•"' rrom "X 'kllll'd , pro re:.::.1011 ul VOl.""WJ$:L·.N ~rooaS&Lol)('rauom& __ _ __ ClencaJ *ESCORTS* "" "'$ .. ""'" t b "r a l \ ·"""' • r lll'W Utcuunt ' hu1·k •~wr.aaRA ltn.1vc truvt•I. Ready lo .., ... ., ma w.y ... c 1 ''· 111711 HEAl'll IU,VU _,_,.llOIP"...., four person art depart "' C around rcq'd t.:xr e llent 1-:X.,,.....enced in payroll. 972 Jl976 worl<Ahdard & l/\rar n, etxpt,•r ment. Appbrant.i; i.hould llUNT11N4~T200NOHO r.A II bt·nefils. Call Ccoriw M P.' ri ling. gcn'I om 1·1• DEPARTMENT ~ J~ min i.~.-. an . BCCOUnfJng bl' thoroughly .:roundt'tl ~ C.1uytor, wo rk Salu ry <-o m 1 OAMAM book k c c pc r. I c {( 11 I In 5....., and process rolor Proal't!ll>.s1vc Savangi. CLERKS b t d nel ....,.. Trade your old stuff for 2,., ~"" ,..,,.,1 mensura te w 'f'X pe r Fun Parties.Etc.. For Stn<'erc Open Pt'fll)lt• J,.IA()Jci. f 'r(.-e th~ month ('()lJrLfo:S only 1r..c1 Ofl74 :O,lNta.t-:Sonly 7!'>0·0677 J(A'('nrd('(I Ms1: 01 ll r<; seereta ry , a r en l'r, person prtnl tecnniQUl''>. ii ..,._.,.,,.n 1714-=t·J6l2a.sk for To m YouwtJISd up job reco rd wrutre.s. yachl hostt'" 11.dlration. layuul. IYP<' new good•l'l> "ith J t: 0 1-: M f ~ books, reYlew inveatory Xlnl local rcf!I. Prdcr temporary :.pec1ftcau on, lellennR Cla.-.siOed ud 642 S671l ---------transactions, rile and as · NIJ, Balbou arcu. 1714 1 andaJrbrushlc<'hn1qu1• RnnkJ.111 IJ()()KKEEPl::R l-'m11 s ist 1n other <'lcrlc.ul fi7S.3507PM Successful c1ndidatl'wlll ~ DOING Ta.LB growui~ sp11 cqu1p co d uties. lli&h school --Dav1~1un QI AtT11un1:1nt~ h11w at least rour yt'ar' -BUSINES S HEW ACCOUHTS eo..ta Mesu. Npt a rc11 aridw.te pr-cforred. .... W«Mhd 7100 A.">-..11111l1'fl l'1·r,ooncl t'XJ)(.'l'ience. walh lht· cm · • . UNDER A Typlng requlr l!d. will 646-9664 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •0 rt ti ,,_ 11 ( W ofrc r a n"'n"rO o.""' m n pn•par;i on · · · FICTITIOUS cons1~r tralllC\'. c9 or --c .,.., ... u~ Accounta P"JabM Wl' h11v1· u .. :-.1i.:11 r111•nts or lhc print m <'d ta • op pt J<uan M 11rict-ll1• KOYS1111d GIHLS bencllts p11cka1c. lnclud· G<•ner al a cc•ounllnl( avmlahh· an 11ll 11r1·J., or Artdepartment m unegc NAME? ~I Mutua l S a v11111) 1lle lhuly Pilot tuali 11 1na pi.Id h o lld ayt1. --Musl k now vouc h1•r Or:111111·l'ounl) ment ellperie ncc;o 11nd 11 11 rou "..,• 111 .. lll•d & Lo&n, 570 Cam ino l>•• s m a ll r o ute 1n t hi· Chr1 stm11 week 1hu1 Wd l \'C:lucotc.'<1 )'oung al· pl!U'able system. Typlnl( dcgr~ in commerciul yo11 1 n•• flc1111ou• l:lrtreUa. San Clt•mcnlt.• 0 11kwood j partm •n t11. down. r~ P•rklnl and tractive hlond woman llOwpm +itood spct.'<I on •Accountant1 urtared cslrablc 1u1111 u1 H•m• ene1 £qual()ppty Employer. N •wporl 1f11 rbo r lliah easy lreewav •ccetts. frr1• 111 lruvel will do c 1.d c u I .u t o r . Good •looldl..,..-1 s.Jary rang~ Crom $300 """' • yet IUMWtt•d -School 11re11 Ple&M •PPIY In pertOn unythrng lc>gal fur $I .OOO kN.JWledge or iien. ofCkt• •Ac comffftg Clerili to1 UIO ~weer k plllil ~om ~~:~t:=~~::e::: BARMAID· Altr•ct1v.-. Approiumateeunln.C' Monday throutb Ttnm · + expenses C11nr1dcn· Sal~ures m a ndatory •G1Mrlll Office plncetludine .""neh lllslh pard dag1• ""'11111011 •• 30 d•'• CaJmthuall "..., ~· part llmi! SlJO per munlh day 9-11.,\M or 1.JPM or twl. n WhiltnR 1, 0 Uox ary com m W/l'XJ><'r g ea a n en 110111 --.. o1 flll• Ttlt ...,...._.. Clllll4l 4321 Friday9>11AM I I Call Mary Kang for In •DataProc•HMq l11lplans. DAILY PILO T •Ill ~. Ua Ii; ·Co O'.Mf.Z wrvacw: 714·11>1·4~1 Apply In ~l'IOfl btltween p11bll11\ )'Oii• ""'-"' Bartender . days 'eves. Leave your name -LAS VEGAS -752-6 136 9AM a.nd 4 30PM, Mon· 1 o' •a I . 1 o . o 11 • AA>l,y Camlno Mt-dean And phone num ber. •cc-are-,_ .......... _ ..... 0 • f'r d y or ca ll clfu l•Oofl ~· ,.._ Jlesuurant 20111 S 8fU v X MOVllS "' ·-•• -,-1.86tll:2 MKcJ\r1hur Blvd .,.., •0 1 a ' e1111t• 01en1• CoH t O <l.A ER-Full lime, Catcnng toCoupleR Part Umt, eapt.•ricncl' SUlt~it25. lrvant• 1142-4321, ext. m. for ap· ., .. •ftd ..... notice• Brookhunl. HO depe ndable , to wo rk Tom89l·M~ necessary.MS-~1 pdntmentlntervlew. •PP .. r lt1 tllMMton1.1n alon e . Local wor k . OIAMGI COAST O•d•r to •11bflllt you• 8 e • u t I c j .. n • 3 6'7r>-317~. Onlng County lltltuctlve EMERSON EL E CTRIC co. f'ow>d · claun M adopt ut wtutt• f1•m ole. ~'2" 111 Irv. Animal Care Ctr. $ I~. n 'cda whltt> male Norwe gtu l';lkho un d 6'fi6 )'r:I. ror dllnC(• • MIJl Yupp1l'-' 2 >'"I Shop brtdgt• purt.n •r Jusl rllll oux pups Samoyed , COt"QPamon. non 1mohr. Wclmaraner. Shelllt coeae r vot1ve d rinker. Mix, Calll alAo Opn Oal· Box 1383. ttunlln(ton ACCOUNTIHG P /T Hourt 8•m·3p m , wllh IOlM overtJmc:, Muat be ~cooperate 10.key ad· d&q machine. Will triu n c an '°' eppoantme nt l!l'OfEM MARKETS ea.1102. T~r!t • 1 • 1 • "' • 11 1 1 o , hairdressers needed full ----------DAILY PILOT Pu• 11 ca11o11 • "'o or P 1' with cUentell' ror Buff f t Sfrwer Lunch 100% rt t.o App cant ,:a> W Bay St ::':r'a':9 re:' C:Z't..; very w1rm &t frit'ndly .un. a d ay G d11ya a __ C-Oet• Mess PtLOT. P.O. aow '*· Nllklrl. Pltuc call Allc1..1 week. Apply In person to An t:qual OpportW11ly Coe1t ...... CA eaa. 63&·9823 ror a ppt. at AU 's J o h n o 11 d.... t• ood When you need t'xpert t.:mploytr We " • IN ,... '°' Hair Hunr Manqer. Hotel Lat1&na, service or repall'i, tu rn I~~~~~~~~~~ tl!Mf111.._ *"" ...-> ---------e-.... to ~ Service Dir •ttory i: ..,.,. .. _.. ... ~ Bra "-.y Aaa 't, 4 day •eek. ca ..;JONWJ Coaal Hwy• In Claulflcd to 11olve Sl!:LL idle lt4tma wlt)I a IU-4il1 l.llt. m. Uc'd req1.ated ~Beath. lndUttriaJ Conltoll Div11loo 31DOS. Slandant It. SMu An•. c. m m ty. 75'-3134 IJt!DCh ·---I..__ ~problem. Daily PUat Claul'*t Ad. _ M$-O'ZU Wiil Ad a.&aUa ta.1111 COUNTY Of OIAHGI &'5 N. ~ S\rt"t't, Rm GUM> ~lla Ana • • 9Z'1Ql \710 8.'4 28-44 AffU"DlallVl' Ar\100 Empjoyer M t-' -------CLlltcAL COUHSB.01 Ul6lM Ml'll>• Hlly:. \'lub Od.UlC\Udl<')' prcvt'nlhl{I ~<ti 8 A l yr t•x1.1r $9~0 mo +. l)cn1•f11 s l-\nMI falm~ dall' S 2 ~ Resume 10 YSP Inc S40-l&1 Clmcal exper1enrt• 1n ftnancial Field vrt" ferred. l'ypmg ,k11li.. g e n e r ii I () r r I I' I' knowledge of I li M Memory 100 & SUPJX1r1 assistant to field forn• COUNTER H t-:1.P 7 AM lo Xlnt workmg coo<h. & ll'M lUPM t o bi\ I env1 ron m en t fo'u 11 \ltmchelfs l>Unub .0:1 t-. benefaU;, paid hollda)•:. & l'TU\. St <AlbtJ Me:..i vucatJon. Orange Count) . -• d ·h A•'"""rt e Call fur Cowiter help ~.1n WI( ...... .,., ar u. ~ Moo f'r1 !I J 171181 appt 833-94.50 Sky Park Blvd Ste •A. Clerical. Invoice pro Irv 556--0b'70 cessor. mus t t ype, cba.llengmg position w ith Counter help wantc·d texlllewbolesaler m Mis· Mature pcr:.on Ill fast Vi · 770-29'l2 food o per11twn. Mon · s1on aeJo. Fh.. 11 2. Dill R1d1ard Oerical at 1133-8347 Li g ht offic e & ---, • I L>..1t1tl Nun. • t'utlflt'd Non :.l'llOkt·r .. ;xp. pn•I Nwpt Ctr 644 06 l 1 Deot.a.1 Mature, intelligent pcn.oo w exper handUnM lloanc1al matters fur lull lllllc! olf1ee mam1ger Ill So. La,guna dental or !let! Prev dental cxpcr pref but not mandutorv. Slarung :.alury SW<> Mu 00 llM llmta.l Rerepuvni!;t Xlnt pay w bt-neftts. Short work weclt. Pnvatc N k . 0H1ce . I yr. e xper. pl~_-_64&-4H&I_' --- De ntal A sb lstanl , ch1Hrs1de. t-:x pe r. not r\{'('.l'Ssary ;r Assistant School Grad. 4-day week. ~1. ------ s upe rvisory pos1t1on. COUNTER PERSON, dry Thurs. lh.ru Sun. Tum to c leaner s. w train Jpm at small re tire ment ~$466 or ~-1~ rc:.1dence 1n Laguna COUNTER IJELP t:lcach. Mu:.t be r<•liablc Sandwich -;hop nct•d s D&fTAL ASSIST & eOJOY working with lhl' help. ll to 1 30 Mon -fo'ra Motivated assistant w X· t:lderly. Phonc494-94SR Flexible hr!>. Optional ray lletnse lo do vune.~5 962-3329 _ lmmed cnu-y level ol)('n· havt• good I ll kly & typ. - -------- h ('h In" 1>1shwashcr. Full-t1m<' mg Wll m pur a:. ,. m~:.k1lb Exl)('r rn al·t·I:. • depl oC a maJor ht>Jllti rc•l'C. Rccon ciiini:: Mesa Verde Convall'S· supplement co Dutil'~ in-<:1.1.'>1.omers accls. Sa lary cent Hospital, 661 ~ntcr cl. purchas e unh•r depcndent on cxper Con· Sl .C M_. ___ _ fnllow up thru v1•n1lur tact Roz 714·a40·5684 VIUVF.RS _ $WO Weck phone conlJcl, typmi:: Will tram truck dnvcr~. ~anous forms. m a111tJm ,._,n 8am-Spm. 995-84 lJ ini:: files & updating r<: CUSTODIAN vv-- cords Good 'tJrt1111-: F\Jll time pos1t1on avail :.;ilary w pc·rformanC'l· for mdoor outdoor work n.·vu.•w evl·ry 6 mos. lnr ut apt. com plext"> & l!.l 2 yc:.i r:. Complete m<11'1.na Gd working ('n package or b e nefit s va ronmenl & xlnt co ~lodcrn bldg, plea:.anl benefits workin~ conditions. M in THE IRVIHE CO. 1 year rL.occnt office t.•x 1cn1 Camciback. t-: B. pem·nce 644-6796 PLUS PROUUCTS 2681 Kelvin Ave. In.inc 1714 1556-8600 ext 240 Part time Mon·Fri. 10-2. 'Pbooes, typing, liling. OoDtact Penonoel. Sciefttific DrillituJ Controls 557-9051 c.tomer SerTic~ Willmg lo train qua11f1ed applicant. Must have good t ele ph one personality le di re c t communication s kills w customers. Job re I quare> Ille typing, pro- <.-e.smg payment.!.. crL'<l1l n·portS. cash deposits & DRJVER wanted to dt•· liver & maintain rental equip. 642-1187 DRIVERS Dehver bakery products to super markets. t::arly monung to mid after- noon Call S5 7 -6727 ----- Da.IVE:RS Men or women 25 yrs or older. Know the coast cit.ies. Net $180 a week o r more. Orange Coast Y('llOW Cab , 17300 Mt. He rrmann. F'ountuin Valley. <No of Slater bctwn N e whope & J::uclldl 1:4ua1 Opply Employt·r answenng lt.•lephonc•s.1---------•1 :· interested apphcanl'l lJP· i---------•1 ply m person· 909 N · 1 Main S t. Mon .-Fri.. Cll-n cal J0-5pm. Xlnt. bcnef11" WORD PROCESSOR and employee• dLo;count I IBM SYSTEM 6 with 2ohr or weater wurk $I I 00 &ch<'<.lule I u wely Irvine Co. growth I BUffUMS 1 po:.1t1on, dynamic p1•1r pie. t:asual atmosphere Electronics *TEST TECHNICIANS I st & 2llMI Shift frvt.M Personnel Al!Clll'\ SANTA ANA Swtc 224 642 w o I ------------~---:'.:" F.qual Opp1y Em~loy1•r Immediate openings are <.1vrulable for production t.e.l tt..-<:hnlCldOS lo t~l & troubleshoot Prin ted Circuit Boards and final a.-.semblics used m com · puter teruun a Is. Clerk 7-11 11pm-7;im. FUU time. 675 PauJanno. CM 751-4652 CLERK -Full time· Wanted for fast growing C<>fl). Xlnl. opportunity . for growth No ex per nee Lite typlllg. Western Slate Penswn Corp. N pt Bcbioc. 759-1525_ CLERK ,T YPIST RECEPTIONIST for Law Office. 35hr. week O.C. Airport area. 833-0352. CLE:RJ( TYPIST - lmmed ope01ng for Jr. Clerk Typist in loan brokerage co. F ashion Island area. No previous exper. necessary. Will train. Promot1ooal OP· partl.Blity. 640-9350 COMPANION -Elderly woman seeks middle aged woman to s hr home & domestJc dul1es. Non· smoker. Salary. Miss. Viejo. 4~5377 ' r• COMPUTER OPERATOR DATA ENTRY OPERATORS I I Ma11>r life 1nsur;int ''I complJny 1n N l'wµort Beac h I '> i.ce klng qualified Data l;ntry C)perlJl.Or:-. Exrelil'nl op- porturuty for 1nd1\·1duals with nurumum ol 1 ~car c urrent work111 1-t PX· pcnence. Mus t be abll• to W:."'t on UNIVAC l'i\0 1:: 1000 al 10.000 key ~troke ... per hour on Alpha and N umeric. ll nvt.'r l c d oumenc pad) 2 sluft.s ava1l:ible. 8am 4pm and 4pm·MidntAht R e quires w orking knowledge of TTLs c1 r cu1lry us 1og HOO scnes lC's. We offer a stable work en\1ronment w1lh an ex- cel I en t s alary and bener1ts package mclud· rng c-ompany paid Life, D e ntal . M e di c al Insuranc e s. Pens ion Plan, Savlllgs Plan with htWt mLeresl, 10.,.., paid hol.tdays per year and I w~k paid vac~tion af~er 6 months. This J>OSltlon mus t be filled im· mediately. Please apply al PERSONNEL; <Night ShJft offers 10'. lR•VEX INC stuft difrereoltal J. .-o ..... -c-.. mi>S :1180 Red Hill Avenue We ha ve a libera l <.Asta Mesa.Ca.92626 benefits packagl'. o -EquaJOpportunity ccllent workmg environ· Employer M IF ment and an advance· l~~~~~~~~~~I menl opportunity. fo'or consideration. please ap-l•--------•I ply m person or caU for fwtherin!ormauon: ESCROW Jemie Cody ::r::enc:::.. omcER ,714 64•~ -932 Ol.Utanding opportunity f1rst Shift _.,, avail.able with fmancial leader. Selected appli· · Operate a 360130 DOS PACIFIC cant will assume dulies 1 computer system. Ex· MUTU .._L m a saJe escrow officer perlence or equivalent A for the Southern Orange schooling. 700 Newport Cent.er Or Cowlty area. T wo years Newport Beach. Ca 92660 expenence as an escrow We olfer a stable work manager or officer. typ· environment with an ex· An Equal Opportunity _wand calculator s kills celle nt sal a r y and Employer MIF !are required. This posl· bmerrts package includ· I~~~~~~~~~ tJ<ll olfen good growth .inC ~Y pajd Life, potential, attractive · Med ical a nd D e ntal sala ry and excellen t laourances, Pension ~ ......-.urckage lnclud· ' Plln. Savinp Plan with 1 ing pai medical and bi&b iatere8l. 10~ paid dental coverage and pro- bolklays_ per 1ear and 1 . I I rtt sbarlng. Please sub· Wiik paid v~catiOll after NEW mil resume with salary I IDOll&bt. This po1ltlon BUSINESSMEN biatar11n coofidence lo: JDUSl be fl1 l ed l m · ~. Pleue apply Contact th• DAILY al PERSONNEL: PILOT tor Information m~ regarding the county .,_. requirement• tor utlng • Flotltloue lualn"' Name. 842-4321 EXT. 332 BoxH26 DaiJy Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Coeta Mesa, CA 931:11 F.qual =unlty Em er Foreman IM/FJ 2nd Shift Power l!i the Jndu.stnal Cont rols D1v1s 1o n of t::merson. We arc th{' ~ rnanufacturt:r or r•sate power dcvict.''> known as Uninterrupt1 ble Powe r System:. ~-er is our product and we supply energy lo your career too. Supervi se and coorW.nate :.ht-et mt:tui fabnc atton operation!>. scheduling wo rk and malenal now. emc1enl use ol manpower :.kill .... m ethods. cqu1pmenl . rac1 lilies Requ1 res supervisory expen enc•• 111 sht.'el metal CabncJ lion, arc wt>lding uml :.pray painting op er a · uons. A backRround m administrating labor contract prov151ons and company po1..tc1es is es- SMlJal. We offer a gene rous beoefits package ipclud· Ing paid h o lidays, Cbrislmaa week s h ut- down. rree parlu.ng und easy freewav access. Please applv in l)('rson Monday ~h Thurs· day !HlAM or 1·3PM or fhday 9-1 lAM or send resume (only rl'sumt'!. . A progressive ins urance company is m Dt.'(.'<i of career minded people looking to break anto the CXCJIJng insurance field. If you en JOY working with figures. have 1n ltJauve and an aptitude f or analy l1 cai .i nd cleri c al w o rk. havl' I? l' 11 l' r a I I) r r I (' l' ,. x pencnce. a re a rcurate ou J 10 key, havc ~ood typing s luil'i 155wpm I am! have command or the English lani::uai:t·. l'OmE' see us for .in 111 tt'tvlt'W. We h a\e se\ er JI full time po:.1tton~ am medtateJ.y avu1lablc. We offer a good staninit :.aiury and comple t e benet1ts parka1?e aloni.: wilh u "promote from wiUwf' policy. Plea'lC a pply m person al the personnel depart- ment Fradoy, Monday and Tuesday only. PACIFIC MUTUAL ~ Operatioft• c..... 345c:WoRSt. !Redhill Ir ClilttOftJ c.ta~CA 92626 An F.qual Opportunity Employer M 11'' HEALTH CENTER lnlluranee Underwnler Personal Lules Strong Personal Lines Underwriter. Op port Uni ty tn learn C'ommerc1al Good benefits, sala ry ~· CaU 714/~~2120 H E E 0 s ______ _ ENTHUSIASTIC BBGETIC PSlSOH. To fill the pos1t1on of /\c- tivit.Jes Manager. ldeul uppbcant will have a ma· Jor m phys ical ~uc u tJOOI ex~ast' physiology & l>lrong m u.nai:enal ('x pcnence. Arts & craft:. u J.mur~ U/Writwto $2200 Age ncy exper ience CocnmernaJ & personal IJ.Oes. lmmt.'Cilale oPfn· tog. Call RltJ, ~. ~al Per:.onnel Agen· cy,2790Harbor. C.M. dehn1te + . Xlot 0 1> ---------1 portun11y for s elf molavatt•d ind1vidua I Hours vary. Xlnl s11lar) & fr Ing I' bl' n l' f I l '> package. }''or mun· in fornwt1on tontact Stl:>ll' NEVERA.f'EE Gravl'fl m-0700 t::OE Mt•. HOSTESS FUU t ame evenmg:. Goud startmg salary. Apply 1n person. Jolly Ro1ter , 400 S. Coast Hwy, Lal? Bch HOSTESS needed part time days. Apply 111 pen.on only Moo thru Fh ~5PM. J P. Mac '> Re.Wuraot, 10142 Adam:. /\Ve. H.B. HOSTESS Apply ID person l o Bla c kb ea r d ':. Restaurant. 42SO Ma rt· ingalf Way. Newport 8eM:b. HOSTISS I« QIW bouaing tract. 4 da,s week. R W'IL Beach. For daails 84M772. J ANfTORS 1MAIOS f' T ~~ lrvrne •rea $.7J 25 hr M 1 J.:111 JAHITORIAL RTE Adult:. ooiy Offac.: clt.>all· 1ng Avail 1mm.·1I SJZ>tmo 5d11y wk. •.:arty e\I' hrs, J hrs Ila). LaJ(una BctL P\rll t rain· mg & eqwpmcnt "r•J \,ded. Call btwn ~ Jl1d lOl'M. 770-0S34 JOtHTHE TIMESHARE TEAM Tame.tlares Sal~ ;,t ~Chari~ offer..: I lid\ Comm1ss1uo Rap1d Closmgi. Traming Lead!> You'll be selitng de veloper 1nvenl or1 In Puerta V alla.rta. + re sales in Hawaii, Tab~ & Cablanua.. HlUl 3416 Via Lido. NB Housekeeper, exper. Ca.llWarrenTOWDSdld pref. Bi·llngual. • • 675--7512 M.ruds. p1t to start. •• J~~~~~~~~~ v.1th s alary his tory v.111 ·--------· be ccnsadered l. Service persons. • • r: Front desk clerks. exper. prel. but not nee. Apply IO'TCH&f HBftl F\Jll time. Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp. 661 ~nler, OJstaMesa. EMERSON ELECTRIC co. lnduslnai Controls 01v1s1on J:mS Standard St. Santa Ana. Ca 92702 Equal Opp Employe r M 1 F H Framers for picture shop. exper. pref • m<'rrt raises. Costa Mesa. 646-4863 GALS -Have to J?O back to work? 1-:am xtr.:i 1n come part·ttme. f\Jn & challe nging E xec Womens Counc·1l S31~7St General The Balboa Bay Club 1s nowhuing NlGm' AUDITOR. 11 9, experience pref. In· Holec computer. SECURITY GUARD P.M. Shift. l yr. Secunly or Military ex per. Must have telephone & relia- ble 1J'3.DSlX>rta1Jon. Please call for appl. 645-7358 GENERAL OFFICE part time, ty ping, answe r phones. Good PoSit1on for studet1L Prlvat.e County Oub. 644·5404 GBBALOFRCE Newport Beach a rea. To BIO. You will perform a variety ol dut.aes in this growing firm. All they ask for is minimal ex· perlence at an eager al- titude. Type45wpm. Ell· cellent benefits & bonus plan. Call 557·6122 or 73l·'T7ll. 100% Free lo ap plieaot. ........ tlhnkt 14211 Yorba St. Tustin .USITHI DAILY PILOT ..,AST . l!SULT .. SllVICI DlllCTOIY For Result Service Call 642·167• ~.JU Cf\GeneraJ ·-LIJ1-=. in person. Hotel San Muarten, 696 S. Coast Hwy • Lag Heh. llMl'OCWN ftll'SONNft S(ll\llClS ~....:__...:..:... _____ Landscape mamtenance HW.-1 Front Desk Clerk. Foreman needed. Van<'d CLERICAL Ckean Front Resort an dul.Je. FUIJ time perma- Working temporary b La~ Beach. Evening r:ient Good co. beocf11s the bcs1 way to fmd your shtft. »-40 hrs. Som e ex· A p p I y a l A &. H challenge in the busan~s pem'flt>e on PBX & NCR Landscape, 2381 I Via world. We are no w tn· reqwred. Call 497·4772 Fabncante, Mtssaoo Vic lervaewa.ng for the follow· 8am to 4pm. Mon lhru jo. i68-C7Sl. mg tong tl!rm and short fh forappt. -=--.-... ..---SC--... ---- tC'nn assignments. Im· ·--------•J ~ AT"' mcdtateopewngs. SPECIALIST -"'UI We are loolung for an ex· * Schy W'rtt. S.H. I long Lerm as!">1gnmc·n1 I • Systeni 6 ope.-aton 16 mos cxpr . rvening shtfl, 4 LaU ltlldmght l MG1J II °"rotor <F.xpr req for Fai:.h1011 Island law flrm) • CRT ap.roton (l-4 week ass1gnmcnt1 • PostiftcJ CIMI (10 key touch-40Wpm) •Typkh <Dictaphone req > 557-0045 on tine iof!o rcpeul 3723 lirch Stn.t ............. SECUIUTY peraenC'ed landscdpe We arc seeking a rebablc IO"<JW)dskeeper for CdM ~ lo work n ex1bll.• ~c garden 1-UIJ lime. (swing & g r aveyard permanent. Cail 673-2268 slu.fhl hours Law c·n M o n . I-' r 1 , forrementor s~unty ex 8.:i>aro4 ·00pm __ _ pcnence helpful. EnJOY exc ellen t compan y Lundscape F o reman benefits. Apply 9am nee d ed. full ·l1m ~" noon. Mon-Fri, Per..on permanent. exper d & net strong background only MARRIOTT HOTEL net>d apply. Apply at !l>ONewport Center Or. Zlm Via f'abncante. Ste Newportl.leach 101, M.V . btwn 9·3. Equal Oppor Employer 7Ql..4751 HOTEL Night audito r . Prr. 2 nites, compel1t1vt> :.alaly. exper. NCR 4 L.EX;AL SECRETARY - Must be exper. X lnt. &luJ.ls. XloL pay & bene SSl-9339 ·------- requ. For mlerv1ew. call ---------1 Sandy536-14Zl. 9-S. LeCJllll S.0-14"'1 ~ Sl.300 $4-SCiO pr hr + bonus " fUU or Pft work. Rapid J •A a<htancement. Musl I>\.• / r' _. l& have trans. & speak ""'rt hi{ le Ct'f!CY Ouenl .f.n&ll.sh. lmmed. ope nin&s. 848·7080. 170 Newport Ctr Or N 8 64.1--0963 S&.e 2'5 640-2920 GIRL FltlDA Y 100'% FREE Mature woman needed ---------~~~~~~~~~ f« circulation dept. of HOUSECLEANERS up : outdoors newspaper. lol5prhr.Car.~5123 LocaLed nr. 0C Airport. 35 hr work week. No t.ll· pr. nee. Call Myrt 1--4:30 al54G-42'l2. GUARDS REI.JABLE SECURITY OFFICER NEEDED. With own tra nsportation for Orange County area. Unifor ms furnished. Pa.id vacation. Full & p a rt time. Retir ed welcome . Call ror appt. 751-2454 LOTUS ~GATION Ir SECURITY HOUSEKEEPE R • EK· per. W/rcfs. Must do ironing, lnd.ry & clean· ing. No windows . Other help ln house. 4.5 dys weekly. Salary open. Hrs. flexible. Re ply lo &x. '630, Daily Pilot, PO BOX 1580, CM. 826211 Housekeepers Needed. • prer. up to ~/hr. Tab over eDtina roote in Local area. · ~ ........ Mad»rust TOOL Cg All&IDAMT 11\b second shift position requares 2·3 years ex· peneoce in tool crib or mac h i n e s h op and knowledge o( turrets, mills, lath es le tools used. We offer an excellent salary and benefits c:::cr Pleue call for ...,mt.eat 714/711-•ll 1241 Dt:=b lnlsuUooal IK. 1mo...Ave.ltY,Ca GU .._RDS 7t Yr old Cbristlan " woman seeks llve·ln r--•~unit E.m l'\all • part tlme. All woman ro r peho nal ...,.._....,....,., Y p . a re as . U n l I o rm • nursiftl care. 9800/mo. MAaa:Nlsr/ASSEllBLE furnished. A1es .~or . Rm. brd Incl • .....mo -Npt. Bch. maout. ol owr. Rel.Ired we ... vwue. food proc•1la1 eq116p. No ~ence nee. App· needs lltled lY Univ.-.al Protweclslonb HSKPR/BABYSUITT~_!' w/all :~d m= .Senlu1 •. 1221 • t -Jl'w Ullut, ve 111• lbQp Muat have 9t.rel&, :;anta Ana. In· Rm. QUI. •MD ~·Pl all wr"fMw boun 9-12 It 1-4 own l"""'. tlH C Mantbnaf'rl. , WllllAdlllfp? la.1171 Jlm,&a.9090 JvdyMaHin 3333 HariMw-ll•d. Coda Mft.a. CA. 1714) 546-8030 BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Defense Division GEAR YOUR CAREER TO THE CHALLENGES AHEAD At MCC FLOW SEAL. we ca n offer you today what other companies offer you tomorrow. JOB STABILITY, CAREER A DVANCEMENT POTENT I AL . A CHALLENGING WORK EN· VIRONMENT. we can offer you au this and MORE. right N OW. We are seeking energetic and experienced persons whose dedication matches our s. If career growth and a challenging job opportunity is what you're seeking, investigate the following pcsit1on s available: N/C MACHINIST . CNC VERTICAL TURRET LA THE TOOL CRIB ATTENDANT ASSEMBLERS 5 years experience eash of the above occupations reQuired. Abili- ty to read blueprints and to use precision measuring instruments is also necessary. We offer you i mmediate and sign&ficant challenges aJong with the e>ppoftunity to learn from top professionals in every field. Our benefits are incredible. give full COYerage to your entire family and must be explained to be believed. The qualities which have motivat· ed our employees towards personal and professional success are the same Qualities you are considering in selecting a com- pany with which to build a career. So take a long foot< at MCC FlOW SEAL where your Mure could be just beginning. To find out more, Just give us a call: r .. Sunday, Aprtl 27 IMO ·~················ ....................... . ........•.••••••...... HllpW_.... 71IO ....,._... 71ot ......... 7100 .......... 7100 .......... 1100 ~~:.~ ..... !!~ ..... !!~ ..... ?!~ !~'!.!!~._ .. !!.~ RMl~&.ai. lNDYl>COl'nhACfOKS 111C9'110MllT -...ant SALES SECRETARY /0,FJCE ....................... ...................... . ~r ••P•r1en C'e 21.S •1·1713 Modela Ac&oo on'ft:! CLER P'll 11 1 11111 ~ ptollt•ble tu tl\I. •nini • amcr•I uf pnnl mudel, wpo11 lice ..... Min w1111• lo l'bcltD P'llllak-.W, A ll1 -.. lllrt Jllnl oppof'tUllll )' to ~ M • llJI' •Mk~l Ap11h I hav(' dfotlt for rt-t1l w 1~ • eompull•r tmnl.u.I Vri m /uk. MY. ltllr~"'1l Xlat ..-y level poekion S.T.J•f mOM"S I .._~ .. JOIS ~Ill-To pc'tlt 14-1/lrt: with a youn1 and •1· PfDA STOii ~I ...... cocnpu er • I Real E1t ate Nowbiri-.-•W&•pen 'Xlnt. ~ lkilb. Mite ,..,. Ua. ......... Varylaa Natiooal corporation. dliwlDftll,.._, P1ex1 URf:ATWORKJNG days 6 bolln: ideal 1...,_ manalactauiq ll1btln1 blc bra. Approx. U A'lM f'HERE JN =t•I income ror producia. IM ln<h•lri•I ln/wedl. Salary •n MAN1'0 •:an:xr PEOPL • PP!ft"SON ~ec p lim .a!I. fl&lela&Ut II\ whuh 'olc u_11 pU-. fUlb <""•pllalued Wltb.li ~ MANICUIJSn Wlth •xpt'rit'flt't\ ln fhtlJ wrap for •hrn &n Newport I.tea~ h •'olluw ~Pf"\'/ ~rm t' ........ MAIM11HAMCE SPICIAUSTS ?HO SHIFT ......... ftHd for ;:aa.W .... ..., • nrlr f • elCJM '"" • .,..,.. .. u "' 1a.l10. 1151 ·TIT• ta pel'1iOn la.J Uand I h r r Or t"V ICOtntt ol f:ll1~ l OR.Of:tt l> K Ji ~C ti:I' nl.HST 11 >"" ""'' bn •• ""°r,;t1llc ., dttclll rrwndtd we htv11 Uui Joh for you W~pm Xl11t lll.IU1lnl sa1al')' MO 01''1 r. Wfld rt"!iUMl• lO 11111111·1,1 POBOX lllttl, Irv 1.121 14 r A fl T TI M Jo: n ('' ,. " Llc.lbt, 8.~AM·Jll :.OPM 1'S?llll lttJV~X . lNC .a M~ l>a&a klellu• ~. aa M manuJcu· 11.1r111r of &:omputl'r '*1phef'.U. Heal Ell.ale S.lt'41 • F\JlJ..TIMESAU.Ji •IOOo/o• Qimm. W/tnlll. d1 .. k ft•(• PARTTlM l.o.:SAL~~ llO< Comm. work fr home WeCilti lool0n1 for•11 ln (BlO NAMEOr li'JC:Jo: OM._I •Ith prev1ou1 t\&Ut1trviceofllce eicp•Mm .. Ml ••JK!dlhnl UAL TY MITWOIUC and lclwidWlnM rn1ten11l 80'14MOO and .,.aembly tl\rc>ua h iiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiii'iiii!ii;..11 rNIOWl'durin1 Llulon with p1 <11Jul'llu11 #nd Real ~late Saler. 1>un·h" inw t:oordlnatc f>eopl1• need 1·d 111 nw1ert11l muvem~nt. Suni>tlt Beath oft" v,/41 ulllU' 14 llHlblt• W(H'k lOp <'tmlD1"VClil t1lVlnJNlll'llt with in .... c D .. A rt•ll l'nl •111 I r y a lld au°""' Hy~mll bt<1ld1lJI 1J1jlki..:t·. lfl('lud 1714) 146-5502 int C.Ullpwl)' p•1d dt•D· lJ&J, nwd.lcol iniW'anct~ • ~n1uon plan. saving~ plan wtth h1J:h lnlerest. IOl!t paid holdtays per YHJ and 1 wttk paid Jo·AStu oN ISLAND vet ._, aludenta. and commercial •c 541M1181 r.~f1 %£MIJ~~CiT : 0'8' procrelllve, ITOW· :i:a·pt;:,e:T"=. '?::s _;E_C_R_E_T_A_R_Y __ T_a_k_e OHUANIZl::D WJ TH ~{Of'°'~!!n: LOCALAR~.MUltbe cbarte.Stock rokt.back· o o o o C o M • meat blaed 00 your Job OOO-J)nlSfUte, honeat and ground. Beaut. Faah1on MUNJCATION SKILLS 1)9rfonnance. Pleas1tnt lliocere IOO.ivlduals IOC>k· l&land o<c. Salary neg. & L l OH T TYPI NG wortc.in& cooditiona. Mwn Ing tor their LAST J08. Jaclcie: 6'4-4820 AIJll..IT Y. Wt: WILL. be 18 ls over. Apply lo Must bequaUlled to opcn TIWNNOR POSITION. new acCOWJta, aa well as SICIETAllY s A LA ft V C 0 M ~S.F.. Bristol uperad:!!_..eattabbluihed /'or di5trict aalee olllc1• MENSUR ATI!: WIT H Santa Ana Heightii UMni • ..,....,a u mess, Cl m.jor corp. aood typ. SKJU.S ~' ¥eCUre future, lull com· ing llkills. ability to ban call Jennifer for appt ( '""'tw•....,. J am boree & PiU\Y benefits iocludlng diet.elem::; Is be able to ,,.,. H ft..O """' ~.. --1~ medical.. Coill: d 1 .,..,_,..,. Campus) • .....,_.. work nde pen ent y ltlCEf'TIOMIST E.O. E. H080UGGENHEIM ~~~fl~ ~r:.igrsa~j t11 tor modem El Toro beau. Restaurant C7I41171·5430 development. can begm ty aalon. PJOme. Lt. bk. COOKS MON'. TUES. 9AM-4PM lmmed. Pleue apply tn kpg,musthave gdphone Brultfut a b1ft. ieic Equal()pportunlty person Sat 4-269AM12 manners. Very pleasant penentt onJy. Apply m Emp£oyer M/fl' noon or ll on 4 ·2~ working surroundings person. Benefits ava1J. j~~~~~~~~~~I 9AM-4PM. Call7~1 Ma Barters. 212 £. 17lh. ir: .... .., -sOHS LENO LEA.SE c.o.t.a Mesa ~ ..--A OiviAion of R EC E PT I 0 N 1 S T i -----· -----1 Penooalily plus adults NaUooaJ Car Rental:. Property manogement RETAlLSALF.S IN to wortc with and 2172 Dupont Dr. l'O in N.B Light type. p E T S T 0 R E , moovate kJds. Over 21 Irvine 1 ~t .. d••lc crl, Phtt' g & W Hdlt19 '-ctiou. Xlat. C o. •s•fls.. ,.._.....,,......,o; filGHT AUOITOtt \ppl l'r•161 Ph: It')' Sun 1 'lt'rn1'nlt' f nn 12~ W U.ptwa.it~ vac lion a/ier 6 months 'iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiiliiiiiilii.iiiiiiiiiilii;;;;;,j Thi ~1ltoll must be fille d 1mm ed1ate l y l'l rase tt pp ly Jt .:ood t ronl office ap· L FISH $4.00Hr tostart. IJl.'Jl'lill"-' •·~day work TROPICA • ln~una.Cap1Blrano. "'\"°"' ~alary S750 Cull llRDS, CASHIElt S, San Clemente area:. SECUTAaY Jnternat1onal Trading Co loolung for sha rp ~ecretary for s ale1> manager. By Orange <.:-0 Airport. Accurate typ ang, llborthand or speed wri tmJ: nee. 2 to 3 )TS ex penence. Xlnt benef1ti.. dental plan, 35 hr work wee«. Call (714)833-8970, a.'lk for Mr Lother Trie1> SHILEY. IMC. 17622 Giiiette A•t . '"'-·Ca 927 I 4 Equal Oppor Employer MECHANIC $1,500/MO. ...U.SEAIOIS lt<rt urexp d 3to 11 & 11 111 7 p LIOll' Gd. puy l'uuntr)' l'lul> Con v llu;p 549 306_1 ___ _ THE REWARD ... wiu be all yours at our modem facility located m HWlllllgton Beach. We url' a part of CAHE 1-:.~n;RPRlSES, a grow init l'hwn or convale5ccnt 1)1,.,pitab We have 1m rnl·<hulc 11pporlun1l1cs PAIT TIME EVENINGS R equ1r t>s 1:o o d mechanical abllHy w/cx penen<.-e lll auto body & welding µrercrn•d tu wor1c. for growing. :.lllblt• manurarlu rin~ <·o m pany Wii i lea d to lur -.upe rvlSOry pos 1 t wn r 11 r nght md1 v1du:.il Xlnt saJarv rev1e~· proi:rarn annual bor:llJ:. & compun\ benefits Company p1111I RNs -LYNs 3-1 I 11-7 Enlerpr1Sl0Jl udulti.. over 21 with Dyn111111c. Advt•nturou ~ perscnulilles, who tmJoy work ing with and mouvaung youth' tt~l'l> JO to 13 S4 00 hr to start. SlOO a Wl'<'k polt>nt11.1I J'tlonE> 642-4321 Ext :.i~,o betWl"f'f'I 2 and 6 P M AS K FOR LAUlllF. J-~ 0 E P a rt y C o n s u l t a nt ' c:ountu Person, full time incl Saturdays . Apply :m5Newpo118lvd . CM ree. Call Putt1 or M1k1· George at 547-6561 VA.'llG AH U PERSONNl'~L S ERVICES lMO E. Echnger Ste Abofee1obi. MECHANlC 5200 Wl·ck W1lJ tram OJ)t'n 8J1n Mpm.~13 I I :'IJ E c H A N I C.: • c x p t ' r J Por..che mc"Ch11nu:, mo~t h:.i\e o"'n llHJI . uu!>y l ,hop, 1:o mm1 :.~1 o n \l.J ges Gr10d w o r k llab1b H:.iv Stt•phc·n~ Aut.orno11v .. t.JI ''ll!li' rhc sat1sfart1on that --------- ('Oll')e> from workmg at c:an1eld will be onJy one o( your reward<; We of 14•r thC' l1n<">l m benc·f1t<; .111d i.alal). :J day orr for \our birthday, plui. a professional. con1'!enwl worl< f:'nv1ronment To lcam mort! about Uw op. porturut.ws at Garfield. plca..'>e call or apply :.iL GARFIELD CARE Con•alHcHt Hospital PWE·UP ASSEMBLER With at least l year ex pt!rten ce . pr<'fe rably newspaper. Excc•llcnt l'OmPilllY ~nef1lS. Apply between 9AM & 61'~1 . Monday thru Friday I APPLY IN PF.RSON ORANGE COAST DAJLY,..LOT ! 17111 Garfield l lOW.IAY ST. COSTA MESA ~ Oppty &.plyr McdJral '"'l!>lu11l F1 •>nl I I luntu1gl0n Beach Ca & back Olf 1Cl', t'Xpt r11·r11 ,. 17141847 9671 helpful. t'.d l \nn JI 1 , • PIXOPHATOtt • 847-6001 1 1:-;qual Oppty Part Um(' or full l ime. M f' H days or eves. Must be Medical olc rt:-q e~ptor d 1-~~E~m~p~lo~y~c~r~/~~~ able to work s ome mature person :.!1·45 for r -wkends. Typlng skllls lamtly pru<'lll'l'. PT. req. Many co. benertts. Re~um <: Uo x 13lltl. ES EOE Newport Heh. Ca . 92f;t;J NURS Fash. ls. area-040..1 J lO ------AUJ>ort are;i·646-8000 MS>ICAL ln~urxperienced. Art 1 World Frames. 660 N. ---\fEDICALSECIU.i " \In ~r Jtencr:.il pracllt'l· i d e. HOl No. Tustin. SJnlJ I >\ n •• S " I ., 1 ' 1 '' rn mcnsurat<' w t"<Pt•r 1 • i ! day '"'k. l'OnMd1•1 1;.irt I t}ll)(', ~:J 1~5 MB>ICAL SCTRY ncedl-d to rill rhallt·ni.:in l! pos1t1nn a:. m;111:.1At•r ol Npt. ~:.ich lull ollil'l' Sal.1ry lo Sl2UO 1mo based oo ex pr !'>48·5!>81 l 'vJed Se•· for b u ,.,y ! Nt>urologi.st 2 0H1c1·~ ~~ ! p'd. onl). Salary IJ U Jo. 644-1005 N lj Day Shift Co3st Hwy., Lag. Bch Wl· wc.'k matun >. rf.'habll' 494.8105 Aides to work in our ------- pleu.sant. modem facility 1n llunhngton Uearh. We offer fn·e Ccr11r1cation <'lltl>:lff> i 2·PLAYGIRLS·4 Part time Phone Work Gto9 S5Perllr. + lionus nu. .. chall<'n1tm1: pos1t1on offer.. you a good salary and hencf1ts plus the re· fi month Commitment Callbtwn I Sl'M. 751·2400 ward or helping others. ---~~~~~~ 1'14-ase call or apply al: I PLL"MBERS llELPF:ft GARAB.D CARE j WiU t r.iin SWO week tu Con•alescent Hospital 77HI (iarfwld l lwilllli:\011 lk·;11 h •71<1J!Hi%7l I slal1. Open 8a m·l!µm . ~13 -------- Pre-School Teacher want ed. Certifi cate or ex f'~HSOl'INF.L · mi>S l AIVUC 11oj(' • ...... _.u ... -.-.. ~---· 3180 R~1ll Ave t:a>ta Mei;a. Ca 9262ti ~Wll 0pPOrturuty EmpJoyer MI P Pnlgrammer. l ·2vrs. ex per. ln RPG. some cobol helpful, IBM 3033. OO·VS JCL. remote job entm .-s. Dulles Include applira· 11ons & ma intenance. J)rOKramrruna. testing & d e bu1:g1 n e . Xlnt employee bcnc(1ls . Sub mil r<'Swnc & salary hi:. tory to Attn· Personnel Manager, Calafoa m . llnll Von Karman Ave lrvme. CA 92714. Equal Opportunny Employer. QC INSPECTORS -for Saal Maker. Ne O.C.:. airport. 6am to 4 :30pm. Mon-Thurs. 979-1483 ---Real Estate loan:., Nwpt Bch 2nd TD firm se<>ks exper'd loan officer. RE llc req. Comm. only 17141 95.S-0073 ------- REAL ESTATE LAHO SALIS FOR ·ao EARH 10.15% COMMISSIOM MET I CAN EARN FROM SSOK TO Sl.SOK lST YR U NL I M I TE D QUALIFIED LEADS. MULTl ·M l LL I ON DOLLAR LAND INVEN· TORY 2. SALES CONTEST £VERY MONTH. WIN CASH BONUSES. NEW SUITS. ETC. 3. OUR PRODUCT LOW COST SO CALI f' L AND, BUDGET TERMS. PLENTY OF FINANCING AT 1oc,, APR 4. PERSONALI Z ED SALES TRAINING IN CJ.OSING FOR NEW "vfEN 5 PO SS IRLf: M A N AGF.MF.NT POS l T I ON S. FOil !,TRONG CLOS.f.:RS. t;. ASK AUOUT OUR CADJJ .. J...AC PLAN. 7. PLUSH NEWPORT BF.AC H OFFICES, MEDICAL BENEFITS AVAILABLE I! JolNl.J OUT WHY WF. JIAVE THE BF.ST TIUNG GOING. tLIC. RF.(J.J A.SK J-'OR MR. EV ANS 7 l4-955·340'l. REAL ESTATE SALES CAREER! Eam , •. tol 75% COMMISSIONS NOW! YOU CAN JOIN me of Newpon lit!J l'11 :. fastest grnw1n1: • .a~:· gress1ve. & dy11..im 1r Real Estate f'i rmi. • TRAINING iheoewcst 11nd mcr.t u111 quetraining program d1• si~ to bnng you sul· cess in li:.llllg and sellm& homes. Licensed Or Not U you are the col1l,.•r 111 persoo WI.!° re lookJn~ I flC we'll assist you in PJ!>' mg the test~ CALL NOW! 675-7512 Ask for Warner Car r OJ~~I gJEt\IJY 3416 Via u do, ~ H Receiving Clerk. full time, r etail clothing lllore, experience prl' lured. wall tr&m . Hr ... 8:3)..5:30 Mon-Fri. Call Nancy. 644-5070 ftecept1 onist. PIT 1 5. Moo·Thw-s. comm'l It t; OCA.irport 752-1194_ ~t'I ~ MAHAGa Tll.AJMEE. SlOO a wedc potential. DOG GIOOMH. PUT TIME ~'t.1)l.1onc.l I> pc.t. com F\llJ or part·time, over 18 EYIMIMGS rrlW'Uty ~ ufClcc ror onl.Y. Sant.a Ana, Orangie PHOME: ~homes. 5 Oayi.. !'I AM G«JU. Newport Beach 642-432! or 4~ to 6 PM Parklike en 644-0980, LagWla Halls Ext. 2SO. Between 1·5 v1r<wnmt. wtth liberal 586-3112. Costa Mesa. PM bl1>Cl.Lt proi;rram. Salary SA 566-~ Askfor Andrea <.oounensurute with eic· penerice. Send r esume RETAIL SA L ES - 1tlat1nl( !lalory rt"Qulre· Hardware sales, Cull · rncnt to Niguel Shert.'S lime pocsitioo In retail Community AssoclJ· hardware stor e . See uoo.33654 Niguel Shorc'1\ Mike or Ste-ve. ff. W. Rd. Lai:w1a Niguel 92AJ77 W r 1 g h l <.: o . I :.! 6 fla.'Cpllorust Part ll m c. SaL & Sun. 8am·Spm & I wti.J y Waterfront loc:.i 1100 101 N. Bay..ade Ur Ne-wport Beal·h 644-01.26_ HI '\c"l'PlJotUS l for N l!WJ>Or\ Ht!ach Law f)rm Typing help(uJ Pront office up pcarance neces)ary. Cu II Loe,·~ • •IECEP'TIONIST Front d('S k . buCJy nll'dtcJI 0H 1rl" M u:.t huvc pleasanl telephone mannt•r. be consc1en· taous and dt'la1I oneoted I~ 8 30 to 5·30. M·f' Call Cindy 842 93_1.5 __ RECE:f'TIOMIST The JoUy ROf,er Head· quartt'rs Offlcl' IS looltlng for a ruJI time, l)t!tma· nent rerept1onJ.s t Mui; t be very ~rsooable and hllVt' front office, pro- ft><ts 1onal a p~aranct• D 1 m .. n <1 10 0 PBX ,11111tt hboart1 s ys tem. PU>Jl.IOfl reqwrcs use vf 10 key adder & lltthl typ a.ng ~ ln penon at: The Jolly Roee.r lnc t?OC2GWett.e An . Irv. ~ST Wh.b OI' without t ~' Deeded Top pay. Tem• porary as run um~. Call Tod Serlicee at m.ol14 ac..no.e1sr Offltel"'ASSf ST AMT Ouie oi the areas leadblR ~ aeea<:tftl 8ed'i j bri ~ht. eoe rceuc person to h&olj.le busy µhon~. greet JX'<>J>le "" lt~ht 1)1>~ & filing. Al· lltude most unportant. Nace offices and war m l'<.lll(erual JUOUp. Please Phooe AJet.a at 547 · 737 5. RECB'TIOMIST IMtiielATE OP841HG Rodlest.er . C M RN Part time r e lie f Supervisor ll · 7. 30AM Mesa Verde Conv. Hosp fm Center, Costa Mesa SALES Cl.HK f\tll ume, some 01ght ~ K.nawiedge ol cashJen n g or cosmetics helptu I. Call for Interview . S46-8770 Mary 0.-CWf. ~COUNSELORS Reme mber when you were a lud and wanted LU earn your own mooey 9 WeU. we have several kids who do, but they need a mature assert1"e adult to chaperone and <.'OW1Sel them an salies oneatt'd Jobs from 6·9 PM daily S4 00 hr t o ..,laJ't_ Sl00.00 w~k poten· t.aat Pbooe ~.·Ext 250 between 2 and 6 PM ASK FOR LAUR IE ·EOE SALES Disfrid Mm lllJH y,..-.. Daily Pilot newspaper CJ.n.Uation departmeo l. 1bis b.lghly SIX'C'essrul toc.a oewspeper bas an ~ IM a lt"aiott m tbe clttalalioo sale4', service le coilertJ~or:a •rea. ~ aPPficant wa.4 tteaYe a bberal st.aning aaluy . r etul a r ly scbeduJed raises, booUG opportmulies & m 311 y fr· tn.Jte benefits such .as paid vacations. paid ~ imarant•, ti11• If\• '"W"UK'e 4r dental c-11\. ~ Apphcants must ~· 1w. have a good drivmg T'\'· cord. Hours are gmera I ly UAM·9PM, Monday Ut.tu Friday. Saturday overtime available as needed RETAIL Sales help needed fo r Robinson's Fine Jewelry Dept . M1ss1o n VleJo Mall FuJI & pal1 lime openings available Salary + commu;i.1on Expenence helpful but IU necessary. Will Lralll the nght person <.:all Maggie Miller 49S·20SO ext 279 ror U\tervaew SALES REPS ~Co:..!.71~)493 5556 Sales Racho Shack hu full t amie c a r e e r OP · porumrtJ~ & pan lime JOb opporturut1es open. 1ng up no w an th e Newport Beach area. Jr you are nu.litary ret1 roo or a colJege gradu11te ,.,. are cWTently gOtDg 10 college & tult}tly mot1va\· ed for mcrca!>ed earn 1n gs ba ~c d o n performance, ple~e ap ply al 271)! We-;t COtl'>l Uwy,N k RADIO SHACK ATAMDYCOU. E.O.L SAie> SUt41BJOIS V.c.uon ~tub bJn n g fu II or part tam e p bo n ie ~,..onnel·t lcket d i.' hvenH Guar s loirt NOW! $.A. !aU-1957. SALES -the spa 6 00t tub 1nd1.1Hry bJ s qua:lnlpled ID \ales tn SECltETAltY MOS/H f'rie ndly . 0 1.1 tgo1ri i: Eng1oeering Director needs mature millded 1n. d.aviduul to help run hi~ worlu.ag day. Super com pany Wnh xlnt benefit!. Call Rita 540·6055. Coastal Penonnel Agen 1:y, 2790 Harbor. C. M. NEVERAFE~ --- SlCHTARY-X .... opportunity for exper experienced, bright, self· mollv•ted person. Ac CW'1lle typing. Salary de pendent on expe:r. Ca 11 fM uppt. 714·833·8680 Ext.:.>. E.0 .E. SECUTAltY Leading publi.shi.og firm bas immediate opeolni: 111 edi1ona1 dept. of bout 1ng maitatme ror ex perienced secretary with g ood typing & supervisory skllJs. Ex cdlmt benef'tt.-s & good location. Send resume to Shella La wlnr, ens Pu bit c ataons. ) 4 9 !1 ~a Ave, Npt Bch. 9iBi:) •SECRETARIES• Ex.cc Anaheim, Sl.8,00o Exec Legal R. E .• szo,ooo f' C Restallnlnt Sl.8,000 Rttp .. type so. $9600 • •SaJes/Consulta nt:. • • ApptQilytftee EOE U1 Retndet's Ag~y «a> Birch, F..5tab'64 ~Beach, 833-81~1 ~last 4 yr.. & Is stall f·--------~· We tram you lcw:iependeut rootrat1on statw.. dy<. ~. evt"i S& 7!11.5or67:>1227 SICalTAaY UF"F1CEOFrnE PRESIDENT Corp headquarters for statewide rnves lme11t SALES '>('f'Vl<'es firm. Fas hiun 2 years field sales t''< I.stand. F:'fcellent caf'e\.'r penooce. SUIK to S20K oppor with diversity & +co. car & ancenl1 ve pro challenge. Must possess gram. Mor.:an Employ to p· le vl'I e xec u t 1 v<• menl N:coey. 1..52$ M es:.i secrelari a I ex per. Ca II Ve rdl' fo.:. Suit e 213, 64().-0123 Moo lhru th. Costa Mes... ( 11.».;un.S.30pm. 154-1581 631 · l.5 7!> NEVER A t'E!:.: SECaETARY \led Sl>c. tor 2 U11l111r" L_ll EXfJ II uni} SJIJt) 1 <.:a I penence. Summer pos1 · uc.ns avails . 1n N.-wport ll•·a c h . C11 ll S u s:..n r~ Sell Kile it.ems 642·5678 ~on~t nl...-dt>d '\u cxper n•'Cessary Typ 1n):; preferre<J . PC \I. 8JJ..J31J. We• :.irC' seetuig an m dlvidu.al who likes m(.'(•t lrlj! pc'Oplt•, c·on type. t"i oull(OlnJ( und t•nJU)'l> J 'ant>ty or tasks I r YoU att qualified & 3.1'<' tm.ere5tt.>d 10 learru.og th<' newspaper circ ulation bus&ne!s, rome to the of ft~. 330 W. Bay, Costa M~a 1\sk for H:i rry Sa-ley °' Ken Goddard Onty apply before lOAM · or alter 2P)t, Mon·F'n E.O E. Sandwich & s alad a .. r sembl~. ruJl t1me SAM lP~. Mon Jo'r1. Part ttmt• SAM·9AM. Mon·t'ri . Sl.~O per h r . Lori ·, Kitchen. 979 07 17 ah J..Qi\M for appt Five Star Co. needs Secr etary fo r t h eir beautiful corporate of· ftce m Newport Beach. Xlnt benefits. A lovely pix.? to :.pend your day. Call R it a . 540 6055 Coastal Personnel Agen· l'Y Z1'90 Harbor. C.M I) O 1-: 837 lii'Jl I J:-;qual Oppt" Employ1·r M f'" If Merc:hmtdisinq -------- ------ Opportilnity Pemanent /part-time Are }OU rt.>tummg to t h1• work lorc1• on J part lime ba.-,..., ., An· you hx1k 1 IOI( fOf' a J!011d comp;rnv a good JOb. JlllJ .:ex)(! hr Work for lnmn System!. on your ow11 ~clwdulc m dll area whcrl' )'uu It Vf' We'll tram you to ur· ra.ngl' noor dJ!lplay~. :.ind co u n l & r l' u r d 1· r m e rchan di">t' ot lht• RH/LVH PrHs~ A 8 Dick 360 /lte k Camera. Pleasant work ang cond1t1ons , ~ood tx?nefal s. Pl P. Costa Mesa. Npl. Heh 642.(J621 ---------PRINTER OR for AB Dick 360. good pay & (;nl1cal Curi· Exp pre· flexible hrs, for expcr'd fcrrcd. Will tram for \his person. H.B. 898-8495 Specially. Full l1mt" Jn Printing Mission V1eJo. Pressman. AB Dick. F.x. per. 6'4-8233. N.U. manu r actu rie r i. w 1· 714-831-1800 Printang repn'8ent in hornt• 1m ---------1 Part/l-\111 timt>. lllndcry provt·mt•nl ..,ton•s !fonl,I helper G44-823J. N B r e i.um e lu . 111 1•11 n ~~~· B~~cd.~°t_·A.12t~1 Nursln~aTIFtED 7;C~JLJNE TRAINEE !m:!S. HUltSEAIDE5 -Wi llan g l o tr ~11n Micro Graphics To $950 Coordinator for MG dc parlme nt u ... t·d l fJ planetary c.·a m cras & Start at S3 65/hr. $.1.75 pen;oos w/no prior ex wt. 90 days. All shifts. per, but hns good al· Apply at· Newport Coo-\Jlude lnto tbe bluepnnt· valescent Center. 1555 ing field. F\lU tltnc work. Supenor Ave. Newport 8am ·Spm, Mon· Fri 8eoch646-7764. Starts al S3.l0hr. Call working w1th i.cr v1ce l~~~~~~~~~~I bl.Raus. Excellent com I pany benefits. Call Cm dy, 540·605~ Cou slal Persoone1 Agency, ?700 E.O.E. Md751-2680 PltJMTIHG Harbor. C.M. NEVER A FEE Have sosneUung to sell? Oasstried ads do It well. NEW BUSINESSMEN Contect the DAILV PILOT tot 1..,_metlon regatdlng the county requlret11ent1 fo r uelng • ,.ctltloua Buelnea ... ,,,.. 842-4321 fXT. 332 OFC MGE/SCnY ror s m a ll grow i n g :l.reht.en~rg firm nr OC Airpor t. Am bitious, mature, s table, type OOwpm. 7141752·7614. o m cE WORK -Will train $180 per week to start. ()pen Sam lo 8pm . 1181)-8413 Office help needed for rapidly growing oil co. in C.M. Must be good with flgures and have pre· V'°"8 omce experience. P011itlon oUert nrtety and resporulbillty to ~ motivated individual. Call for appt. 646·9661. Classified Adi are the 8ft§wer to a wccaatal pnaee or yard N iel It'• a beUef' way t.o teU mare people! H )'OU are 20 or over, & Jol*ing Cor a career op· portwuty In pnnUn~. ap pl,y at PENNYSAVEH, JB60Placentla, CM. Production· & Service Maraaeer Trainee. 3 days per week. 10 hrs. per day. Contact Kim McRae at Nu· Malle Co. 00·4966. ProducUoo Worker . Hood Salls. Flrat lay.out. MITH. Full tim e . MB-3464 PR ODUCT l ON TRAINEE Rubber hoso product.a. Must PHS co. physical incl. back X Ray. Takln1 applica· tlooa b\ wn 8· 10 only . Strat o fle x. 1787 1 Ann1t.rOQ1 A vc, 1 rvlne. E.O.E. A Kendavla Ind. Co. Real Estate Sales NEED A CHANGE? Rewrinf Carnrs in Real Estate SaMs Mab moMy w~ theft's tnOMY to be mo*. Join R.~. TAYLOR CO. REALTORS Right now we have openings m our new Corporate Plaza oHice for men a nd wo m e n who wan t more challenges, more opportunities, and more of a future as a Realtor Associate with R.C. Taylor C-0. Our Associates are among the most successful in the a rea. They keep ben efiting from ou~ expand.Ing In ventories a n d inno v a tive marketing techniques. We invite you to contact us. We 'll give you some racts, figures and Ideas about what it's lllce to be an Associate with R.C. Taylor Co. We'll respect your confid~nce and you can ask aJJ the questions you want without obligating yourself tn any way. Please arrange ror an interview by calling Don von Geldem any tim,c. 3 Corporate Plaza. • Newport Beach. : -·.-··--..,.-. ··-·-·---.....--.... ...... .. ... .. .. . .. . --- We l)(h:r J -.tobli· work --------- Cl'l\ ln>nmcnt with an cx Salesgirl. o ut1toin.: & u·llt•nt ..... 1u r y 11 nd rnendly, l8yr;or oldt-r ~It~ packa~c anclod Fu 11 or P 'T . J r IOI! 111mpJm paid Life. Sport.s~·ear \tl'll.l<'JI. a11d Uenlal m Serond G lt1nl'l' ... urJll<'I'::> l'N1s100 Plan Zl22W. Oceanfl"OC1t, NU ~vmgs Plun with high 67:'>-3.161 uih•re.l rate, uiw week --------- paid vucauoo al\er six SAL.ES Housewar~. APP· roonlhb. 11 paid holidays ly In person. Crown per year. This pos1t1on Hardware. 3107 E. Coast mus t be fill ed 1m Hwy ,CdM. rm•drntely. Plca....c apply -·~...:....:..----- 10 Pf:RSONN EL. s-+yP..ts . mi)-Sales help. P rr. 2407 s. I ::t llras tol Santa A n -. Hu11u1 INC ~ .... .,. ... u ... ,. -··· ...... 3~ lit'() Hiii Avcm uc• Cr.t.la ME'S&. Ca m2G F..qunl Opportunity Employer M ·1-· ~·Ell sales Jnt«ior accessory Nl'ed 10 women .. Prr . t'IT. Will trarn C:all before lJ JOam. Mon .-Sat 67~93116. RFSTAHOSURANTTESS Sales . NEED MONEY ? Xlnt income. Free lra 1 n · fUJJllmeevenings.Good mg. Full/P IT Vanda staraog salary Apply lo Bea ut y Cou n sel or . penon: Jolly Roger. 400 9M-M56 s. Cout Hwy, i..a. Bcb. _9_4086 __ • -----~~~~~~~~!~OPPORTUNITY ResluurAnt CAnAtM • Pnvntc Club. Newport Ueoch. table !'Ide <'lCpcr pre r but wall t r ain N1l(hts only. Interviews Wcdncs &Thun;, 3-4PM •l Big Canyon Dr Newport Beach. RelJt.auranl COOKS HOSTESSF.S Apply In person ~A MARIA -W/E.F. Hutton sub· st<hary. Earn SlS,000 to Sl8.ooo . P aTt ·-ttnre . 972-2712. Or send rei;umc to .POBOX 624, Daily Pilot , POBOX 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 SALE;. promotion. Fri. •Sat's. Sal~ & demo. c01metlcs. food. •P· pUances. Local retail S{(Jfte. car a must. We tralo. 124. per day &c up. 8&.S.10f' w-.51·58SS -----SANOWJ (.;H S llUP 1'eeds d e p e ndable woman. 9 lo 3 30 wkdY!> PT also avail. Call Scott S& 1011 or 631-0:!0d SCTaY jll(ICPR. Part tJme. Ullman Sa.Lls. 675-6970 SIAMSTllESS Fat SAILMAJCElt 615-anO Seamstresses. nl'llr O<.: Airport, P /W. 6AM· 4 :30PM. Mon·Thurs m1483 Secrtury ~Stockbrokers rt rm nr OC Airport. Hr11 ll ·4·J o . C all M1tz1 . ~121. SECRET ARY -Npt Bcb. law firm see ks mature girl w I good sbllls F)'an 8S 1·1300 SECUTARY ODIRDEPT. furn. Mntg: /Order -pro. cessing experience a mus l. Type 50wpm Dtc.all orif'l'llt'd w I aood phone ma.nne"'. Orowth pot1ltlon. Jrvlne f'urn Mrr . T o p salary & benefits. Send resume to: Classlfied Ad 1'579, DaJly Pilot , P.O. Box .ua>. Costa Mesa . 92628 Alle ntlon Ev e ly o Hickey. U&U Pt. Harbor SICllT ARY J..S, Mon· Thurs. Salesperaon l ull time r a 11 h Ion l a I • n d __ .....;..: __ _,, ___ ,need ed at grow i n g brokera1c firm. Good Raitaurant specialty athletic retail wortdnt condi. SUrtJna N e w 4r e ic c It In I llt(ft. We need 1omeone time rtexlble. M4·1Ull. rulaurant concept. Npt, to wort int.o a mana~e-Mini. Prau Och .. lrv'ane area. Open· ment poelOon.. AUra ct1ve _..;, _______ _ 1n1U for cas h iers, atmo1pber• fs aood SEeRETARY -Part• counter help, prep, • bmeflta. Apply ln pe:non time. 0. omce dutJet. ~ty. f\all·Ume Is part· at l"tolltnannera, 1000 N'lceenvtronmmt. F1exl· ume. Call Mr. €n1Ush. Briltol 9'. Nortb, N.8 . ble bra. C.M . area. •MD . (Al.famllor•). --I Nt."'VERA FEE sa:.ETARY Newport Beac h. To Sl,350 Your ability lo v.u1t alone & handle a vanety or dut ies will land t.bls promotJOO Spot, Lots ol client contact oo pho n e. Ex c e l lent benefit..,. Call 557-6122 or 731-7711 1007c F"ree to ;,ap• pit cant ~ ,.,,.... Serrlct lml Yorb&St. Tuattn SICUTAltY A neat PoSition for you ij you're look1n1 for ~ carffr. Room t o ad1 vanee. Shorthand pre• fen'l'd M~l have ligag:ll aptitude. I I~ Free to apphcant W01tD rtlOCISSOtl' llMSYSTIM6 Sl.100 Lovely Irvine compal\)' .. O r o wth p osition : d,ynamic peopJe, callltt ~. lrvlQe Penonnel Aaeocy. •E.1'1\h. Costa Mesa ~23' 842·1410,, Secntarial SSSICllT AIYSS Fee paid. Ground Door: opp&.y la a plmb aew ofc.~ I.AU ~ di venlficatlon ff public coatad. Local ofc~ w.ooo. Alto '" jobs~ CallAJ f'aa&alae5*5001. Sfttlli.D• ~ SoelUn1 o( ~ •ec1a Aa-.c_y,. -c.....Dr. • .._ W-..M 7100 •11111 .. i a IOOI ....................... ,.. ......... ._. .•...•... DAft.V Pfl.OT ···--T YP IST WORD PROC£SSOR ~AUCTION MANY 11EMS OP' flN E ESTATI: JYWELRY. ART OBJECTS. AN T JQUl':8 , •'INE ,URNITURE . 1'.:TC . PHONt! fo'OR INFO Iii 880CHUR E. 145-2200 1010 ......, ..,.-.,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• eozo ..... , Yul ttcarate T1pl1L w..ud for mc.ry .. vel pot.Won. p1e ... m. work Ina c:oodlOona Apply In p&nan to Mr ft\ienttti 1n Robert Hein Wiiham Newllurr1y Be.et\Cnaterl46. 541-11*. ······•················ ...................... . Maple wood atudcnla deell. 950 or best offer. Call *.s218 t.Uon•r )' S t or" 1n C))nJu dt'l Mair nf'('(l11 H pr'd ult•• l11dy full ume. & daya .xJnt work IOI <'lni E)Jpt'('lally Un.• cli«llel 17~ 1010 TIC~IA .. Rud Sc:ht!m111tl'S. field ~. mtth• ,, d .iblhty Som•• &r•vel. ll&K lo SUIK • \•o. car Moruo 1':rn111oym onl l\C('oc'y. 1~ Meii111 v,•nt.· t.: .. Su1l~ 2 13, <.:ush1 Mu.u f'roht ti AaM>c 1401 Quall --------.:!: Newport Beach Motobecaoe tounn& blcy. Gold velveteen corner cle Several opg. 1215. group, 13SO. mJJ.8$ MZ·1767 HKiHDT CAIH PRICES PAJO: OOLNILVER· U.S. COINS; Gold ca... nnp·ment MS. ladlet 920. WlU buy told rln ... w»tehea, teeth, etc. Alto buyln1 St•rlln1 i;Uverware Ir J ewelry, US. Silver dollar• 6 cdnlt. WIU pick·up . Call roe-Dally Quote: Dir1!ct ur Collect, 964-6.W7, Pvt Pty,HB. CAN HY FOX AGI:.Nl1' 1616 £ 4lh Stn -t•t Ste 130. Sant11 An.1 AJ.LJOBS no:•: Lo olt1ng fnr Sh.irp 1~ror,•i.s1on11 I~ '"'-'k 1ng "LW mrome 1163 41.U SHIHf SHOES? II you n• i. lU' & an· ---------... Lrllt'~lW m M>methmg SIClfTAIY Heautiful I r v1ne co m pany needs outgoing secr e t ary for their flnanre department Ei. cellent opportunity to )Oin 111tt>mat1ooal cum puny . C a l l Cindy . !>40-~. Coastal Person nel Agency. 2790 Ha rbor. C.M tot1.11ly d1ffrn:nt t' It II ---------111111 (714 1 75Y 8~ lor 111 NEVER A FEfo, SECURITY Mature. well.groom ed ~enlleman p/t1mc to greet v1s1tors & ~1vc directions 1n public U:f"llll'W l'nml' ltK11tmn~ bt.11L01UJ\g Ju nc 1 ·rhc A II Amenl'an stl!Ot' Shlllt.-t..:o SHl"'9HG CLERK Manne hardware di'> tribulor h u s xl11l warehous e oppty fur !JupplJlg clerk Min l yr e x pl'r r e qu1 rt-d 1-'arruhunty w sh1pp1111.: n•d label p rodut•b . £qual Oppty Empluyt•r with m a Jor b enefit package. Plea~c upply m person or call for in· ll'rv1ew. ( 714 ) 556-0540 ask for Dennis . 17421 DrumlerSt. lrv anc garderu. tn Corona Del ii--·-.-.---.-•• -..--.---Mar Call 673·2".?68 Mon.· fo'n. s ·:.>am·4 OOpm Shipp1nc & Receivm g RECEIVING CLERK Reqwr es 2 y i:ar\ 1:~ peru:nce in c lt·t·t ro- mecharucal manufar tur· 5"1Tn:1U:RY All)f'~'i lk~'\I C..11 ~&llt't 11'M ~ Ulfl tl:Jl 1$1~ N1':v 1rn A Yt:t.: STOCKROOM TICHMCJAHS Sll»ERVISOR Mccha.nlc1tl/ l•lect rlcul SMft OOl...oul '°' 11mall 1trow JM 1 n Al I u Iii ,. r c· o • 1 n 11fM'('f' 1.1 lhl•jndu.11t nul U.~lrlUlO Vitlley t.:>i L'ontrol)C U1v111100 o r Pt!rlen c t·d & 10 ... ,. l'.:o r•on w .. an· th.. IA'n l'.nt'W llL•:un.'<l Call lnMJOI' manul1Jl'turc1 vt ~ (1&11 :-.ldl· pvwcr dt-v1rcb , _________ _ lo~n u11 llmntt-rrui•t• blc l'owcr S)''l''"'' Power I'> (IUt prO<JIX l um.I ""'i.upply l.'nt·rit y lit vuur t''1l'\ler too Iii OU.-. poe.1tllHl ) vu "'111 be ~poru.Jbk fur fllJ111 t1un1n~ all 1nv1·ntc1r)' transact101b as "°1•11 J i> set.'W'lly proCl'<iU1 l''> for ~prevention Yuu will supervise 7 J)l'~cm,, At l('OJSt 2 yeur!t sttH'k room or rchatw t.•xpcncm·1• 1:. ruqtarcd We uflcr u ~t·n•·rt1u~ bcnchls pal'kagl· llll'IUd · 1n g pa11l h olid a y~. Chris tmas Wt'l'k :.hut down, fn.>t: par king anc.J easy freeway HC:l'('SS. Please upply m pt•rscm Monday thro~h Thurs day !I llAM or I J PM or f)-iday 9-llAM or i.t•nd ri-sunfo <only rt"•Uffit'' with :.:.lary haston. "'ill bl· cons1den . .od 1 EMERSON ELECTRIC co. T f L E PHOME SOUCITOIS I ~1c1lOl'l> ne«ted now ~ :.t'lltng, no expcr net• lllb 4 9PM SJ 50 per hr • bonui.t!!> Ca 11 bt wn J !J I' .,, ll 1 II B row n !n~ T~l'Ph<xlt! M>lu:1tors HHI> EXTRA CASH ? GuarunlN'tl c.ArnlJlJ.(i. of S3 50 lu $8 pt•r hour t romnu:.:.lon -.. bonlb. lrnmt-d1all' opl'n1n.:~. 1Ja.rt tam<'. day:,, or cvt-n Ul)'.:b 1-~:.y ll•ads for wl'll known <~tabhshl-d firm. SJS-8883 1'1•lt•phone sollc1tors, SJ 75 hr. <.:onvt•n1 t•nt lot. 11crOI\'\ from Or.cngc Cn· ly Airport. Add1t1onul bom.N . .., po:;s1hlc. Call ~ to!J, &11 OISU *TEL SECY • Now h1rrng tt>ll•phonc ..,l·Crelun(•:, for :i new t•onct•pt 1n answennj! :-4.'rvlCC. p llmt: or£ llml' -.tuft!, JVa1l;1bll· lndudl·s -.omt• wknd .. Typ1ni.:. TYPIST liO wpm. »am tu l2:pm. 5 da)llll per wc•f'k •ldhm laland. Call ror iwt.~ TYPIST Policy typist needed for HWlt. Och. lnsu rance Aaeocy. Hapid advance · Ml'nt tor nght person. Pak! t'O. beoefio.. C11ll s.illy 848-6264. TYPIST . Busy Costa Mes a o ffi ce n eed s i;poody, accurate typist. Sal e>peo. Ptr. or 1-·rr f\U1 bene( 714~1-0700 Typing, p ,.rt·t1me , Mag·A, some legal bk· gmd. 5.:.J To 8·30 PM. Call Sally. 9 lu 5 PM. 64().~ TYPIST loteJllgent. walling t o learn Gd speller. Know grammar & punctuaUOn. 546-0606 TYPIST ~e t.'<>mpany has pos1· lion open in thl'tr purchastng depart rnl'nt. They have e xcclll'nt benefits & mU<'h room for advancc•ment. Cu II CUldy. 540-WS.5, Coas tal Personnel Agency, 2700 Hill'bor, <.: M. NEVER A 1-'Et-: Valet Parken., part. llmt-, days & rughts . I>ependa bll' Womt.'fl cncourai.:1'f.1 to appl ) l°Jll 7l41731·~ Wait r~ss . CXJll'rt 1•11 u •d . ovl'r IB yrs uld. Aµph m person. 0 011 :-01Jrr1,tl tte.-iauranl. 5-li W !!II h Sl C<bta :'o1esa Waitre;s WD;l'MJNSTER ABBEY ANTIQU~ MALL DalJy IH, f"'t1 1().11 CLOSEDTUKl:OOA Y 11751 Wctt.min.-ster Avt! Carcieri Grove • 5$4~103 Unique m.anJion quality U!OO 5-pc Oak bdrm set. ~vy carvings . Shown by uppt . P .O .R . 2~ ---------Cash pa ad for antique shop invento ries. Call Larr y M organ . (714)~396S Antiques Sl'cr e t ary, rocker. armotrl'. draft ing board. desk. etc . 548-9882 t,.eanus 1010 .................•..... Washer, dry er & di' hwashl'r A I c ond. Sl25ea 646-5841:1 G 1-; bllln Macro Wa vl• & l>(.'I! clcarun~ ovt.'n Top of the line. Un~ Sl 100 St>ll for $700 Ca lone blt111 ga' stove -t buml'rs. I Juto $100. Both U!tt'd only li nn; 752.17114 a ft I~ noon G E n o·l ro!>l rdrag fr0t.-zcr. uk!• nl'"° $150 BJ:m or 645 72.'>J IA.hWl>hr. w~hn.. & dryr:.. . r c c ond . rrnm S>l 5 . ~rn ty d('I KJ ~ 7h20. 5'1&5:!18 Sl!IVt'. C•\l'l'i ll·nl $75 :;.~ 4485 S.lli ltS t:l Cj I-' ,l\U('JdO rt fn~· 17 hc:u n fi2!11J 1'31 OOH SECRETARY f'r1t-ndly Irvine off ace needs out~Otnl! s ecretary for their .. ale:. director I leaV)' d1ctaphonl' Com µa n y h d:. e x cellent l>eneflt!> CJll C andy. !W~ l.'oa .. tal Peri.on nd Agcnt·y. 27!.!0 Harbo r. C.)1 NEV EH 1\ f't:E 1ng company rece1v111J! depart.anent I hi:h school graduate prt•ferrcd . mJhtary c·>.pc:•n entt' ""Ill be rons1dcrcd lndus tnal t'•)lllrols D1v1~11111 ~s Standard St Santa Ana. Ci 92711~ J5wpm n ·qc.J Ma ny t• mp Io y l' l' l>t· n" f 1 t ~ Jvaalabl e . SJliH). $001mo to s tart f t1mc· mercas1.'S acc·ordinl! to Expenenced.m utuJ1·lor (j t-.. r~fr&gl'r J t fl r coHeeshop. ~7~ frt'l'Zl:'r. lfarve:.I !!Hid ----------1 We offl•r c.-. • • • ,PJr . 11 in ~ PJtd h o lida y s, t.'mc. R.~. c.o -C:d~I., Chns tma' week s hut· ~lary ac~. Cull 9 12. down. free parking and Equal Opp Employer M t' 11 your progress. You will WAR&IOUSE be fn>nt·offil'l' to mun~ (;rowing Elcc. 01~lr , m important bu... N l'l'd F V. an·a looking to ltll " i.'OOd tone of VOll'e. a:.· Warehouse pos1l1on wnh ,\'Ion Thu. b75 ~ ('asy frec•way arC'ess. womens appurc:I. Pull amb1t1on includes n -cc1ving, order TAJLOll for hnt• m1•n & I !tW'alll.'C', appeuram·c & J good future. Po~1t1on time. Newport lk:.id1. Call Mon .. f'r1. murn fill.ing & s tuppanR. Cum Sl:-:C'Y tGAL f'HI Sm Pie-use upply m person • • Monday through Thur~· 95:>-1665 f>i6.4871 t-: U E P<'llllve eamm~s & full mfgfsilks ofrl', 5Swpm, day !I 11/\M or l·3PM or lite bkpn~. tlyr:,, offr ex· t'hday!f..llAM p er, Lagunu Bch - ---I -----frtnj:!e benefits. Plcasl' Teacher.. & AJdt·.s Pre• K TEXA.SOILCOMPANY contal'tTim979-1770. tchr 1cxp & unit:. I. :,,ub~. , urgently rwcd:. pt-rs on 4'Jl 3600anyt1 mt• Sec'y Wllh lJookk~·pmR expcr. for Newpo rt Ucach area. lmmc d. opening. Call Mrs ~ far appt. Moo.· Fri.~. 49:UJOO. ~'n'lt:e s1.au on allt•nd:.ut I full & p:a rt . houri ) +-comm 673·33:.'0 f:o'tr aides for K. elem. )li t~ over 40 for protect · Wa reho usem an Necd' EMERSON II J>re.K & Pre .sch P vt Sl'h I t.'Cl tndustriai sales ll'r· person to pack orders & ELECT R I C CM~04Jl. n tory. Libe r al com uss 1s t w 1opcra t1 ons. ml..ss1ons. For personal G.C . area Call 636·6292 CO What'i YourTrade7 inte rvie w wrllc K .T . forappt. lndustrl;I I $2.00 per Day Hast.ulgs, Vice PreA1dent W-oman---,o-r_ll_g_h_t_h_o_u_se Controls Division Thal'sliUle to p ay So u l h w e s t e r n kccptJlg & he lp care or .,.,,, "'. "'' "n .. "rd St for dJ'I ad m the ·oa 11) Prtrok·um. l:lo~ 789. Ft Ide .. V>N., .nu •u Worth 1. ... } I e rly wom:.in 8 6 '7111 SJnta /\rut, Ca !IZ702 Pllol Service Oirt.>ctory . x 76101. C: < t-: per day. 548-26:>4 that can cstabll!oh your -- t-,qualOppl\ professional 1dcnllty. ,1'rade your old stuff for,Mact.odise t-.mployer~·~· For more 1nform;it1on new g oodtt'S v.1th 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ant Ad!> _ Qlll &!2·56781---------1 call642·5678 O~tfaed ad. 642·567K AntiquH 8005 --------- -I ----1o;·;.;:;•;;~·;;•I;~ foi~ MOTHER'S DAY GREETINGS "THANKS" 1'011 A \.IP'ETIME OF \.OVE • • we ~uw lo d•v to -lhe women wt... ••e '° ""'' \P'<l.tl to v• """'"'• w .. y, TM tnnMlll'• h \ttd ~•ow cru Ille world now much wr .ioo•e<1a1evov icebox $230, stove $100 & more. 11127 Pine St. HB 900-4607 Pine Pewter Cupboard, shoe feet, hd crltd, xlnt. rood $3,100. S52·1SOS l\!ople who a re seeking an apartmeal look hrst m Classified. Will your ud be there? To pli!Cl' ywr ad. caU 642-5678 M int co nd . S I SO 7 14-~ For :.al•· pn-:.,un cCJoker C:Jll &16·1712 5 Unused Guffer-. ~allll•r contin-Ous dea111n~ bit 1r gas OV\'l\l> & brotl~r. onl) S210ea. 25'": below whbl· Mon-f)-1 S.S. 751 ·3850 Ad.nuraJ apt ~ue rt'fr1g S'7S. or belt offer. Works well. 675-835 l Microwave. Litton. 4 yrs okl · Wte new. S200 i59-1914 ~ 8020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 "'nt'<'I Ulkl· W&lh i:ood s1zt• ruck on tht· back Ftnt' l'ond lmportr d from Engl:.cnd. S250 valut'. Sell $100 <.:;ill ~:l;44. lbys 24 .. JO ~J>t'(-d. l.,1kt.• new. S75 be!>t offer. ~ 727S or 646· 70C.0 Roy« Un llHl I 0 <, p $50 xlnl. < und . (i7J.8890 :J>" Boy '> Schwinn Stm· gray, t,'OOd t'Ond1t1on $40. 847·2818 ~Sak 8055 Gcragt Sale 8055 MOM . I ~11 t:.. -~':.. 0-f I ' '"' &t••n __ .,.., .................. , --· I ..... ,., --... "'" .............. -" ""-~--.o. .. ~ ... °""' ... -. ,._ ............... ..-----................... 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E,:-i'::::~"':.:'= ~ ---·-· . .., ~··-·-·-~ ~ .. - ""' ""'~ ,..... .... ---·-.. ..., ....... --_____ .... .. , ..... r--~ -:.:-.:-J ~ .:= .... _. ..... ... ... _ -------... __ ..... °"' _.... ...... --·-------•· ..... •:i.u-t-r ur.. ~ "" .............. ........... .., ......... ,_ J-..A .. ... _ 0 .............. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• THE BIGGEST GARAGE SALE ON THE ORANGE COAST IS IN THE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIEDS Every Frtday, Saturd•y & Sunday during the montt\ Of May we wlll run your. garage sale ad under this spec ial GARAGE SALE hffdlng . GET R EADY NOW! Clean out the closets, attic and kids' rooms now -get ready to tum your unw•nted Items Into CASH. Call now to place your ad under this SPECIAL Garege Sale heading. 642-5678 Man's k peed bicycle, ex· crllent condalion S45. ~ Ceh· 1035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Slamese kilt.ens lilac & seal point. Shots. etc. 9'7&-T199 eves AOOQue cupboard. 1200. Ouppendale type sofa : S12!L Cont e mpor a r y white sot11 · ~. 700.0383. CJfice desk /11w1vel chair SlSO; f'rench Prov. lov· cseat $25 0 MaM.tables 963·1002 •IMMEDJATt:CASH• For COi d , Sliver , Platinum. Any kind, cond., a mount. Daniel Siamese k1ttom.. Blut'-9' blue ve lvet couch 175 2 M8-5063 p oints , 6 w ks , SSO . lar~ turquoise cnalrs. -·-------- 51!6-0S54 S50each. 645-~ Diamond ring t. lS~t. Abyssinian kittens . re· gn1tered $300 each . 7~9278 DoCJ' 8040 .•............•.......• KEESHONb Pups. AKC. Ouunp sire. M F. Pel & s how . P v t pty . 21JlfB7-1345 aft 6 pm c:n .wtit velvet sofa & lov useat S400 Antq yellow dinmg rm s et w walnut table top,, c.11 iclnt cond 5112 0-.utl;.-y Terra cl'. Irv. 752~1 adnn .set. xlnt, complete, must set' Near new, must s dc rif1c1> offer . SS1~12 Golden Retnever fem. - 1Clw1c. AKC. Chc.mpion Hide a ·bed SSO Hf~ MJfa line. $250 Dys. 7M·7552, $00 All good cond eve. 963 ~ ------Mff-37611 Yoric.lure Terner puppy, UJ<e nu qn bd $125 . t·lcct m.!le. AKC all s hots . d'r)er Sl 25. 7 round S2SO 494-2817 watt·r bd :.pn·ad SIOO , ---rtinR~ !>J6.471!1 2 tr,y poodle puppll" \t Purcbrel' & "'1lnli. ... 1-.:-.IG. SPHl~Gl-:k Span Mule pup., All ... hoL.;, di:i.mp sired Sh•>W Pt.'l . field 714 771 ·3451 .\tJrutun· Ouxu.• l'uppu·' l:!<>'Tl J.!PIO h t 'hc11' & "''Omlt.'d SI 00 Sl.:!!i \It :, i ll 5"1H I I.JI> FT-ff to You 8045 JIU!)lf ...,~.-rn R _, \t·jl ul<t lltUlt•l •d J.IJIA ·r. s:;' '.:.i J!r S .. ll'nl1c 1· i>I ' drt·~-.l·r w marl.lie 1n tOJJ '"'rt" Lani:c:nl' l'h1:~t . uphol ki n j! 'I. hdhrd , bt.'(bprl'<id . d rir. 111 '>JIJ pture blu1· 640 7771, FURNITURE Complt-k lx-d ~l'I ,ur.1 l h..ur., C<..Ul't' lllbll', I'll' :'\t-wport !kdl'h ~~I 8055 .......•.........•..... l ruqu.· Giant GJravt• SJlc Sdt & Son 232141 T(•lfo1r fir L.AJ<:UOd '11.:uo I ~4 1.:Jli' 'i.tt &. ~n 1fJmm1.ncl nr ..:.an c lot h1.._, 1 H ' 1 .11 tu\t•r (.)r .. pt•f\ 11•111 nJ/11.-. 6. rru" JU(,, Jt,., 1 1 l..11 (.")1 Yt>llo w·gold selling Value Sl4,000. Sell for 111,(XX). 548-9882 ---------U•.stodl 1075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BANTAMS, DU C KS. GE~£ from babies lo full grown. flJle pets & i.ecuraty . e .. c k Ba y. 548-5700 '4tc• ... _. 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send ont1 card for each tag ph~ one spare. We rl'turn permane ntly waled attrat11ve ta1i & 'trap. meet111g airline I U rcqwrements. Pre· Vt."Ol I<~'> & theft' For a µc:.orsona!Jzed tac enclose w<Jll pa per, fa bric or "l)'Jy Glo" paper & wu wilJ back & trim your tas:s. Or try two c:ards back lf) back PRICES S2eaur3 SS .i 5 t.ai:.i, SI 60 ca 6 !I la~' $1 50 l'cl IOor morl' $1.40 C:J • ~~Tux lndu<lt·c~· :'\OCAHU' !JrJw )OlJr 11wn or '>\'nd ll.ullf' uddress, vhon1· & "°t' II makl' orw nirtf per lJg i\dc.J ~ t:JC h !-.-nd t hl~k or mon1·y cir dt·r to P1LOT PRINTING J' 0 I ltl.l( 1564.1 l (~d Mr..c.. <.:a 92626 1.mc1 uld blk l•llPIJ\ \ll\•<.I ll11u~•tir .. k111 Fri 1 l•J j.!ooc.J h1.m1· ~t! :!JM ~Uniforms MAY MADNESS SALE ~ urulorm.c; Sl5 l!ach 1 S..il \1 \Y :lrd. llH 1\nl1 J'.)Jlll\wt ~ S1ie9 JO. ull I-r t••• h,·,1utttul t:r.1\ f'l'r..1 "11 ul, 1>4:rfl•\l HI door JX.'t, $5 1·5'\Sli quo... p.11ntt111!' '11\\'r in l'>e t·dlcnl l'OOd1t1on d< d'WIJ. IJru II-'• d l .\!U'\H \OOm only a ft•w lim es hy Anid..-m) nf th•• V. 1 '1 -.tudt-nl nur'ic. 540·5721 IViO FatN J~ HI.I ~Jnt.1 ·' 1 BatbJtil · ,ut h AKC rruni I.lox it· I ' / ) "· 1 DEALERS WElC OME ---------old t'tt.'1.· In lr1\ 1n11 h1>m•· 544 01111 8050 **I BUY** Good ust'd dft''>)l.'r :! Solo1-. 8 plaJd. !•' pnnl. GcOO rood sii jUJ7 bpftM•~ fwftitwe OARGAlN PRICES ...:OOlmW. or houw turn. rt-rng . toob & mJ nv hot.iscllold & baby ill' m"'. ~ r1casorulbll• ofrl·r re f~. 9-4. Sut & Sun 20032 tlar bor hie Ln H.B l:tdnn rum. 'IOfa. upnRht l rzr, me.\ JI I 1,;otdenrlAI \ H ' <.:d.\t S.. t !)un 1 t-':irruJ~ !>a ll'. IJ mJJ' <'ilITll' dl ~IJ...,, l'Jmt·rJ' lllAtuni;:. bull hl•r blot k l\Pl'"'rtt. r . c h.1tr' d&rll'tll lJbh !>h11·ld li.11 k U..Jc 1 h.u r-. mur1 Sdt sun .. ~ 2U2:? 1'.1lom.1 c 20t h I r ' 1111•. l \I I M:!...U;j Moving oul of i.~at..-· l.s: ~.trJ lo!t' SJlt· ~ .. t ~un book<'.:l"'l" ft.JI l'ru \ ~1:.im-lpm ~t•l.i, r1•ln1:. fldnn. w!J . 2 uphol dir... l ht"o. llSOJ'I !)pru1•c <.:r. t•nd tabll·-.. coffc•l· lbl., 1-· \' ctwni: rm :><'I A II l'n cl ----; c-ond.. Q:i II 641 0424 , l' rn.. t J ::iurnrTwr t hre u cJ' l..1 ti ' ' \IOVIN<.i !'ttUST S ELL! Antq dress needs r l' pair, $200 7' pool lbl & br.il>:. Imp $.50() 3 wood bar i.toob ~ each 4 dmwer dresser $50. eves ;ro.1750 :o-;ewpon Beach T\!nn ls Club Fi.m 1lv Mt>m · b • 1 h 1 v I " r ' .J I 1• 9!50 &>st Offer 67~1 :>.ordl:l' l:J ' dryer S90. \1GH reblt 5 main tran ... ~1i5 l'.ill IO!I ~ Fc.r '>JI•· t\1n1b 1Lc wate r h• d t"' 1n bed . mag .,.ti;.,.1, f11r FQrd 5Jt; 6221 \10\'1;'1.t; SALt: 2 pc m ulh ~ Child ~ cap lJtn b..~I $150 Ca mp1111t 11HTUTlOdt• 51; 1\ m<'lhyst nnj? $51' Git mct nni: SliO 1;J rnt·t rin.: w /pearl ... 5-IJU & ~t 11'.C ltl•m i.. 1;..11; 1<1!H 1\fi. 71':-01. Mc..-,c1fordt'lu1I-. & youni.: IJcJ\ , J I:: ------Syd.rw\ Lant'. c ~1 1o11 l'a 1r AnRCl 'I SCJ !>c111 25" color TV, (i E. fru!lt· Thuran. btwu tiJ ' & 1ic:kct .. T rrrace levl'I, fn'i' :!3 6 n 'fr1 i.:. w l('l· Hamilton 1 1 1 bt.•h1rn.I homt· platc 7!> mkr that d csp "'tr & --~ -JtJmt."' remummg. SSli-1 l'rshd tcl'. Kni:: ~z hdbrd. Thn't· F.urul) BoJrdwalk Jerry6TJ.~!I tnpll·dr~l~r2oJll·,lnlf, ~;.t it·. ~ll U t: ()t •·~•n ----- + ma.L~. Om tbl •khr-. Front :'\pc.. lkh ~Jt & Yum uh J R t' l' e 1 \'Cr w hutt·h&-.erv .. r. Sol.1 & Sun 11>-1> C H 120. S225 . Abo. d 1r <.:of & t'fld t hl-.. c:ll·t·t rJ,'>l'llt! dt•ck · SIOO . hu...p!A.' "° ut lt•mJns. ~ ••llo"' : SI 75. l)'j:,.. 70 64 $-6625 Sda. l'hr. lVff<'C lbl. eond tbls EH& 9873 afi5PM Bloodl' walnut drc.•ssl'f w end table.. S300 0 8 0 . Call an. Spm: 9fiO. 7920. Studio t•ouc h w cover i&"dlWl('e' S9S 673-5638 K.tngsize watcrbcd com pl. w frame 6 drawers. $200 or best offer. 63l-<~7 Apt. full of furniture. Must st'll. Reas. pnces. ~ Park Ur. Apt. 11$5, C.M. 10am·Sf)m l4ltl luuni.:1• l hr SX() I P• \6i llQI \o\1tkt•r ~so Lo\t·~l'Jt. ;•,JIP II H mt1to r , I' .Jn.(11'\.' lbl d:.I... .I dr"' lite. J nl1QUt• -.1d••llrc.J ;\.~ 4 bl'dUl din chr-& qu 'Pr('d J O'>q )rd' <dfJX'l & pdd. Je'<H·lr~ l as... Stuff & thing, 439 El \loden.1. N.B ~ 020f\ Everythlnj! goe:. • Ant a· que,., collect1blt-s. m1:.1-. elem-; Sun only 0 1>l'n l'arl y. 3J6 22nd Sl C 1\1 ------- 5 FAM ILY GA RAGF: SAL t; Sat 1S un K 4 T uc kahOl' St., If R. 18ushard & YorktownJ !J6S.212i Bargam shoppers r ead the lrtUc ads in Classified regularly. And they find whal they're looking for. l<.J<'QIK't ('luh of lrvm1• l'ouplt• m1•mbcrs h1p Mu....t -.ell &l ofr 5S2·6l>I L"'<'d patio lumlK·r 2x2xtO SI 25 t•.i . 2x4A IO. SI SO l'a . 121 3 s pd 17'' girls btke!., SSOeu 644-419'.l TOP <;lUAL TOOLS Uruversal sander, high 'pd dnll. wood planer. 2 tbl sawi;, g rindston e Wflt.'t'I w1duul whls . Must :>ell. 975-1208 • For sale I rvine Coas t Country Club Closs I\ Memlx'rsh1p. SJ850. Incl. 1 tr a n s f e r f ee . (714)768-3897. \ Whl"elchair, S60. Walker $40. 548·7011 .. = -1 --. ----............. .,. ---· ---·. -. SY nday April 27, I liO i ••Momu ..... , so'd t'lun IUO. lO h avy dlnlnl ra. uphol•t ered • seats. ~ H ail. 6. ll'll•llDOl&Oral•· lovlnl Newport uea lmo.t evy r ord Pie• lip • M..c toob ••• VW Pancakl' en11nc M1~c t\.lrte.a PAlnt eqlllp •o· Alum. Ul. lllddu. uw. boll traiw 2.0 tl• ..iaine ~CllU ~ MU.t ttll ll4"1f'O, $100. AqUU''ln\, ao.cled. l150. l.thr wutrbtd 1200 '61.tUIJ 2bochoulcil. l small. 110. l nll'Cllum. m Plptt hl ' w~ 41 '•Iv~~ to II ~ 7011 IOlt ....................... l'Of>CASll PAJO f'ur ..-.1 "lr'lllh1r• • •P pfi~, wcwtiioa or not : ... thllurt'Jll ra h rC' 057-~. aiddln1 rnachin". WANTED· Uaf'd Ch11n Llr* OatAI for dnvt'way 111.-rf or b rt7) t:xt 8'1 WAN TltO : H a n d lawnmower Rt'Hooa bl,. tall tt•6 ~7-H aft II.AM or eivee or ll4lt ~ f'\'t'll WANTt-;U l~C ... 2 f;xr('UllVt>, all l ll'l'I littk'uodee Oralnf'd wooc1 lnp Oood cond 11~ " ms. cau Jcun ~48X> ••I BM •dec t r1 c: t ypa w ri t e r . No n · ('(ll'T'\!ctU\C 137~. MCMfl4 Ro~l de-ctnc typownter 6 CallC! Uke new. 116$. ~~ ........ a.-,-. 1090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t! nox St'~1No~ -Wt alwnioum t-:\ten:.1on 'TWlN SJZt.. 4lM 3220 Baby Grund P hu\O, ltl20'11 The Big Sound. Boialt Knabe. Pl' speakers . Xlnt. cond Toplec•y_,..t c~642·5678 pd btkc. Mott>IA•c140~. ladder ~ • M ; ~ml rcfnai. 3 c I ~ r-.e ... tJ '1 tll'kl'l, ro r l'~l'&nl of t.hl' M11 tt-r11 UillM2 56'71il'lll Jl3 Ill$) 7~ Sacrifice. 714-661·3473 a.6766 Rftng 11110. Olymp10 pon typewnter kO um rm pen radlo Vee J'.,;ck&On plant pot~~ ----- ....... ..._ .... IOU ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wuk'ti t\ey 8otird Piano. Model 73 $300 080 ~or964 1949 SportlMJ Goodf 1094 1 1\nta, 14' . 112 for 1111, l'ONN Dlrector lrombon.: Square D s.erv1C'e mount· with case Exc-ellent con t'd elt?H tnr box SISO, dJUon.SlOO 6'7~aftcr ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'rol eolt 1roni. SlS.S set , wood:., pulll'rS, bags Z.125. golf bag stands $10 ~9677 ~" ongmal o.I paint ing, oo ('jnvas , b ) C harl e s Beau v • •~ Elegantly framed <>nl)' 9XI.~ i.maU tools S8 S48 7011 6.PM __ _ 01oettc l>t't S75 P j t1u ctwse with thick pud $20 ~ GID1le)' du'\ bike Eagle fr..-e $60. Raleigh girb I white stack tables, S2 75 '61" MS. Fruatwood coffee ea h White bridge table table MO. 964-6787 SIO 9fi0..S782 ~---~-~~- GE washer SM. Beds, dbl. -3 New Firestone tires bwlk. tuCted King hdbrd GR78-15 Dehl Cha mpion & bench, dresser $49. radials 145 ea. 642-9540 To6Juba 32 copier s.195. AlJ kinds ol bnck & block. 644-0484 Take all at ooce. Make John Wayne Tennis Club f;im1ly members hip. )foved. must i.ell. $1350, total pnce. '1.S-948-4069. ~fer. 675-3175. World Airways ticket from LA to Ne wu rk 4-29-*l PM $100 080 An- dy 661-8911 l&n V1o.la appraatln!d al $150. lk!.t olf c r 494-8750 --- ----- Scuba tanks. wcts wts. t.quap.All xlnt cond. 642·6630 Offlcefw ....... lr f t 1111 1085 s-. 1096 ' . . ..................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Movmg 8' cool. table w /6 CASH PAID Exec.chatrs,d~lui.t.t!c. For McDon a ld 's & d esks, chairs, e t c . Ralph's Galaxy prize '752-ll9t couPons . #108: Sl,000. #l18 : $500, 11128 : $100. WANTED TO BUY TI4-644-5727. Elec. Ty pc writ l'r . ------ Preferably Fac11. Wall TY. Rocio. pay up lo $250. used ron· HIA, Stereo dJuon. Ph. 645-5283 art er •••••••••••••••• ••••••• 809' 3PM Want Ad Resulb 642·S678 Ste reo speakers. 12io bas e . 29x l9 w ood ~· Ologhy • fiber glass cabine ts . $300/0ffer . w oars & CF number. 751·7296 SIOO °'~fer. 67s.83Sl VCR recorder & color camera Stereo console A.\1 FM rad.Jo & player. M6-2&S5 Perfect cood, cir T V. AM1FM rad.Jo & s tereo pbono 10 pecan 6' cstm cabinet Ml9. MS-1270 loafs&..-'"'•-"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Boal work. repairs, re rurb1s h1ng. pa1nt1ng, ma1nlenao cc High qualny worit rl•dS<>nable rall~ Check my r e fs. 5411-7044 ev~ loah. Marin• Eqii ........ 9030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• G••rd 9010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Looking for lnd1v1dual lo refurbish my boat m MARINE HARDWARE: Rigging, teak, IOU more. DEALS. ~2813 FOR SALE SAJLBOAT $8S.54M2SS F\nd what you w ant IJl Daily PUot CIL'!slrieds. tenor. Call Cooo1c . 754-QMl 40 gal oew slamless st.eel tank. He;ivy gauge . W/bron ze f1tt1nl(s. Custom made. Square sh.ape. CO!lt $450. Mu.i.l sell S200 540 ~ l ...._.New 9100 Alltot, New 9100 Autos, New 9100 Alltot. Mew 9100 Autos, New 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• (DDIONSTRA TORJ Equipped wilh: 5 speed, power steertng. AM/FM stereo, deluxe pin atrtpes, floor mats. 10•3~1:~ IKE'S $ 619 SALE PRICE ~R1507~o. 1980 VOLVO 4 DR. SEDAN -4 CYL. 4 speed lranamlsalon. Wheel wall moulding, fabflc care. 4 Wheel dltc bral(es. pinstripes, (VC24'45A 1-629754). .... .,. ~LEtKE'S $8296 SALE PRICE 1980 VOLVO STATION WAGON·4 CYL. Automatic transmission, power steering, wheel well mouldlnga, vinyl Interior, 4 wheel disc bra kes. pin stnpes a nd morel (VC24545A 1 • 287308) EARLE IKE'S SALE PRICE 1980 VOLVO 2 DR SEDAN -4 CYL. 4 soeed transm1151on. wneel well mouldings. fabric care. 4 wheel disc brakes, pin atrlpee, ano more. (VC24245A 1-178393) EARLE IKFS SALE PRICE llf'I 'fl81 $·7861 1980 VOLVO 2 DR. SEDAN -4 CYL. Automatic treosmlsslon, power 1teerlog & brakes, wheel well moufdlng. 4 wheel disc brakes, fabric care. (VC24245A 1 • 180247) •• , '1190 EARLEIKE'S $8446 SALE PRICE n ca.ICA QT lJIT9I( n TOYOTA cntCA QT 71 VOLVO 241A 2 Of ... cyt •• 5 ~.PS, P8, 1Jnt, elf, 2 DOOR CN. IJ'A1JO#WAOO# AMJFM ._to & OOOd ·-· 0'*1 4 cy1 • 5 epd., tinted 111-. AM/FM 4 Cyt., euto , PS. P8, AMIJ'M odor. Uo 2tOUIT .-.a, !Nltlllo ..._,, Str 11782'9 ..-eo. Onty 24.000 ml•t 8elOe ootorad. Ser. 118()98. 1980 VOLVO 4 DR LUXURY SEDAN·& CYL. Automatic tra namiasion. power atMnng, power hurron & windows. sunroof, alrcond1tfon1ng. • wheel disc bfakn, power door locks, leather 1nter1or (VC26489A 1-0935681 lllf'I 'ut,M ~.:.~ s12,092 1980 VOLVO 2 DR. SEDAN-4 CYL. 4 speed tranaml .. lon. 1un roof. 4 wheel Oise brakes, power steering, air conditioning, ptn stripe, wheel well mouldings (VC2424SA 1 • 178396) EARLE IKE'S SALE PRICE ......... S9336 1't TOYOTA COROUA 4 DOOR ITATION WAGON 4 ~~ 9Ut0, elr, ooe>«>er "*ellio !Mllnt Wltll balQe Int.not l -CflM 20.000 lrltM. Set I 520'5 SM.la D!PARTMENT HOURI Mon-Fri 8a,,,.9pm Sat. 8am-&>m Sun t0am·7pm SERVICE a PARTS DEPARTMENT HOURI n· Jersey .,~,a twn dsl, '72, gen, A/P , perfect family boat for Catah.na F G. sips 6 $32,500. t714 1 61s-18001btr. ll'TroJao F B. VH F , EDF 1\wi, Bnstol. sleeps 6. depth finder , 2 boat owne11. $18 ,SOO Firm. Must see! 714/842·1142 1lulderblrd Formula 20' with trailer. 235 bp. OMC, l ·O. Xlnt cood. Under 100 h r s. Dr y storage. Will consider any reason able offer . ~ 19' SeaRay '78 Bownder . 240 OMC, 130 hrs. stored i.Jlslde. llke oew S.Sl ·3721 4 PnceSale :1r C..,UUS CRAFT Olt)'!> VS. 6KW Kobler .f\.llit reluusbed. tuned . m.ooo. 36° STEPHENS f'' B Sdo 6cy1 Crys UO Y.ONAN Radar, VHF.CB,sodr, 122,000. 33° C'HRJS CRAYI' Oln.s Vffs13tn KW Onan oew eogs, It plaot.. WW. 18.000 ANDERSON'S YACHTS 646-9000 Z2ft c.entury. Many xtrs. 22S Cbevy /O M C . Tandem t rlr. $7,500. fm-OIM3 St Seabird f u.llJ eq Ill p. full g.aUey, l.&.ne bndge, reblt fresh wtrcooled Ford intercept.or, Sac. ts.CW. 8iZ-I079 GASSAVR ..,, Raacer' Tri-bWJ 18' l.30 Volvo 1/0 . U odu 7Un. nm time. Has CB. Tarp, ba.rt tank, sk lS. S5.000. ~lllL Ski p J a c k 1970 24 ' wNolvo Peat.adsl +xtn dsJ eog w 1 &muu. moor- ·~ covr. X lnt. cond. 5.800. Call Bev SS7 ·2S2D. 1970 (llas.sply ski boat 17" 110 . w trlr. 120 hp m e r c r u1 ser . S 320 0 . 's.6-1.330 or 64S-0775 18' Duffield elect bay boat. Ulte new. S9.500. 548-71165. ~105 rz Ft. cnasers Inc. day cruiser w llh c uddy cabio. 225 OMC l ·O. $8500. s.4&-4070 IA ave mmsage l.eaVIDC are.a. llust sell 20' Newpo rt 5 ~08, w /11lp, xlnt SHH. 213/Ml-IGO 1\; 0 I i d I ....................... "79HOBIE 14. w/\.rlr. XlDt C 1 a. S./ rt1Cinc cond. Ready to ... t I JO '°' lllOO. 780-1795 -···-··-··········· 32'SAJlrTRl·DSL 3 bees. UHF. falh. 11dff, 9M. Mooring xtra. M. Smi&h. PO Box 6'4, Costtt Mesa. ca. 9l2ISZ'7 13ft Cydooe. New satla & oover. JUaed for racing °' cnU.ina. ~/Offer. ~aft.5 .. Camper. 11' Cabover. Rol.lalona, refrig/fnr, QD a bed. A/C, ~ Open r oad c.b_aula- mouoted camper Oil Ford truck. S:Z,500 firm. Alao, c uato m bui It camper oo 'SI atatfoa wacon. suoo. I0-11$3. 21° Sloop w/slip. tS HP t tul lw4... 9140 O/B. Xblt cond. Best ol· -··--••••••••••••• (er. m. 7290 Puett Mai Sport. lW1I. lo tta., xJnl. cond. Ex. mpg. 15' Sea SilnY catamaran. M50/()8(). Cail 112 '563 8' beam, tall rig, trader. '78 Hmda Odyssey, lllllt S'r.i0.~1636.aft.S. cond. SIOO/be st ofr. Columbia 31. Even if you 4111M'154, 499-4764 can 't sa il e v e r y wedl.end. why postpone Honda Express. Li.ke new. your families enjoyment ~ d a fully equipped larger 642-2278 sail boat! Npt. loc. Share MIAw:-!dn/ for saie •~· Ownr will Scoalws 9 I 50 belpfinaoce. 714·549-2477 ...................... . "1S CATAUNA 27' Inbo ard , loa d e d , Sl7~/offer? 645·2963 PP. 17 Ft: Cabin, m a bog. deck. Early model, nds smnewortt. $47S. 'J30.3763 Coror.wdo. 23', ..... 4, John~oo 6 H.P. 0 /8 . VHF·F'M. 8-track stereo. galley. bead Wdh boidm~ t ank. llore. Ml·270S Eves O'Day ZS '71. Fully eqwpped. l>o<ked in Newport. Tu abetkr, poea. w/1ailio1 club. Sl.3..500. PP 541-41141 or 7&MIZ51 "1• Yamaha RD350, trick ID>. i O Ossa Wildfire 230CC, make orr. '60 Royal Enfie ld SOOCC. make dr. fMB...llZI ask for John Motorcycles + Trailer , Hooda 305 SS $400. Suzuki 125 twin S275 Sull&ki. 80 $125. 2 HP Minibike SIOO. 4 rail lrlr W/hlg box $400. ,AIJ good ClODd. 551-5820 Aft 5:30 • SUPER BUYS 1979 Honda Express-Z • New cnnctit m 0n1y 150 mllea.a.72k Cal 20-.-. 6hp Evtnrade, '"Z8 Honda GL 1000, f11U boot bat.h. hl.AAed mast, dress, blue, $4300. Cully equipped. Good 5411>.3D1S cood. HWlt. Harbour --------- TI4/84&-197S For IAW: Mabbu Outn~· eer w1UJ sail. 0ory botb oeed wo rk, but ofr a..9176 9070 ....................... ~NA.UilA 9J111 A va&J N&-05S1 Slip. IC) to 90' boel. ulil. • ~ Jack.. ldt,aJ ~ bm.$500. 673-1464 Moo r1n1 , Cat a lioa Isthmus. SS.OM F irm. 631 ·0 21t, S48 ·4 200, la1S2D Mif:kbanna.I moonoi oC1 Lado for up to 40f t . Sl.50tlo. Jerry 673-2549 For ~: Ca.I 2-'ZT l'M.900 Newport Slip. Owner will CST)'. Eve 497·23S5. 21>' boat a!ip, FUm.ooe, Bal flrnirwllla. Call 556--1711 Sl.s ~ Newport Beach sailboat llip avail. for wood boaL XJot location. $.8 ft. 67S.Q5Q5 •WE RENT• •Your Mat.or Home- Top$ to )'OU-la.Jt beoef"ds I We do m.a inte> ance-rree ~ tm·full refs. Daiie's RV RenUb S6IM4.a RENT !2 ft. hn. mtr. home; sips. 6; self-coaL l2!501'trt. +8'lm. 640-8S85 '79 ~ JD' CcDcne. Many cust.. lmprvmts.. 5K mi. Sacrifi~ 6'6-2625 T,...,...,, T,...... 9170 ....................... 18' Excel. sett coot.a.ined, clean , s b arp . Cal 893·1570, H no a os -.....io "1S Komfort 17h'. SIC, sl 6. add a nn. muy ex. best buy. 552·3971, 5!56-!a>l "14 Cdemm Tent Tra iler. sti:e &, fu.ll7 contatn<.>d. Li k e n e w co n d . ILllOO!best oC r. S4S-0382 1.971 TCf'T)' Trailer, 18', sdl coat' d, II I ps 6, 1':Z lJ fl tutdJ.. xlnt cond. S2.s:w>. Call Mart.an, 1~1867 or IM4-7313 littl!Jo S.. wk:e, P..ts & Aiccasorift 9400 . ..................... . d!r5!!1Cal~ d a kmd 20' WAITED HEW boat...67s-a451. We.AT•• ... , PAln'SllSERVJCE --HOUaS 13° Whaler. StauUess bow. MOCa IG ,_ 1 .., , £ft -.A.. re•._ cc bp _,r ~ Lm. ..., ...,..m. aouc. -"'· -• .. • • Aftlon umer barf)or or ~ Lbrv Friday $2200, 673-4'2 i s t b m u a . L e a s e . Qmed Sat. "sun. t946 19' all origmal Ford P u r c b • 1 e j 0 r 5.,,,,. 9 ACK flathead V-8 W/trailer. ~. caa Ron ~ S500t0 BO. 739-8190 or "-*Jiw..7430 ZMOS. llain.SataAna 646-4.972. N..tbeOornerofWamer '79 NorWeater •. cab ·~~· 546-7070 -'°'° c:rsr, FB. twin v.a. FWC ................ •••••••• SSAYISAYIS Near OU. only an. Fin. &sllp avail M&-4125 It' 2 1 J& Jetu:al Jet WITH U5ID PMTS bolt. ...... -()Ida ... lqlor1ed c.r puts UNIFUTE 'ZT' 1970.. S/F. w/trtr. Bell ob• trade, lllPOR1' twm·flybridge. Lo brs. Eft, TIMl1·'1V7S AtrrOSUPPLY Xlnt cond. $2!,000. lOIN. Mancblster Sa t /S u n I M o n . a..ae '$S Speed boet. AMbeim 776-9800 714 ....... ..anc Tu th Completely r"tored. 1v'""'°""• es ru a.urn 0.... Pic._-Frt 2l312G-3196 pp. Bllll dr. 6JS.Z'1GO -------~~~-~~ -~-~~~~~~ rmoa (or sale. <Doors. 1m Bayliner 28'. Sun· 21.' "11 lllfiaily cmtom bit Bumpers, Rear Tail bridle Victoria. P\ally daycralaer, HBC . I. G• Complete Body). equipt ..... rs s l"" 4 a-,, Z.apd tr.m. H.P. cau m.-r or ~ms • ...,.. . .... • O/D .,.._.....,, pOeJ •abwr. 6'4"491 • mm& .. -.--r, -PU. .... ...... ... , • "3rd Enc. -• ll'ord· Q hw 9010 "M WrtOt 0., Crv. M'. 0.llaUc trwmlaaion. ....................... ISSllES F I SHING, ENTERTAINING, BUSINESS I ! IO' Hat• --~ t •• l'.QJoy die 119! Coataet: Bobllqin ~ 9060 ....................... ll' Newport "75, nce/cnllae equip, U • tamft aaU la.eatery, ~ iDtdlc:or', .... (7)4) 875-llOO/btr. CAL 30. Old but eomd, lG 11lp. Pvt pty. WSO. MM547 Hollie 1.. Bit olr. OTer '150. lluat sell. Nu tiller m.&a11 las -. ... /bet olr. Valmd at~ Sacrifice ...._.m.-.. SDftnn.lllMB , ·u a/ a 1111 • U41 I tszo a IH 9520 ....................... ...... ................ . co ectlrii'\ .::.!~.-s' ... ~DUt•s IJ '• ... flCH) ....... ............ ...... ........ .•. ·-·~······· 111,... ........ •$1.00 Gen. Admission •$25. Entry Fee C2nd Ume free if fCMl enter berore May 2nd) Space limited Call ror info. res. I PUii.iC lftl I mt f ... ... s.. •• ,.... 4WMlllDrifft ,,, ..... w.... • ... 1.---a ........... t4" ............................................. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTTOBUY. JIUllPER TO l'IT $LO "JO DATSUN. 540-5121 Neid ~ parta for ~ Honda MO or liOO foun. au;, MJ ~i 1 A.aaorted ln,•rlor l h ~for RV, e1mptt, or \'lift. •ll.Sel A.llo sonw _vllf\,~ a W ••••••••••••••••••••••• am CNlftOLlf •••414 laded •ICIP&Jou, W.clr in t'OAor • ONLY 11, 000 ..._,CDml. .... a.,11•• Mar' ... ,, s.. 2Mll H-"Or 111 • c ... MJ.6104 -13 Jflt'P CJ $, &.cyl. xo1 rood. Many xtrq N 0 WTtl D.218 tr75 ~· tl60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• UIPOR'fANI' N<mCET KEAl>ERS ANO 11 <lMv \"t ton pick up. ADVt:R1'lSEKS :vr ooa . l~t• mp1, MW Tbf! pr11·e of lltinl p1unt lnt•no r uaoo advertised by v.-hach' rt.rm t2l!h'l"1l 3070 dayi., <k-alen ln the vehaclt• 1'110 6'2-<ml. l'XI !JOi, clu 1Ued advut1l>in.: _. for Sandy before '1 \~UllllUI does not mc·l~e p.m _ __ T111W. ~Pail t-"or Your (;ar ! J0MitS0N & SON ...... thrcwy :amKart>or Ulvd (ho.ta Mesi 540 SGJO • Tl JICll, 8 /R, 1\ert'O ...... .arccmd. ClllRUV> • '11 S30IA, N/R , lull powrr. 1t eteJ,1 t J p t· cWJ'KO) • ...,, 6ll0rs1A. ruu ~wur. "l.M'O CllliMU , IHtht'r rllNSZJ> • "71 m . " sp . 1 lr con<t ~·tr1tck <•UUG) IOI McLAl9t lftC. 850 N Ouch Blvd t$6b. No olSA Fwy.) i...~. m~ CREVIER •USIDIMW1• "133 '<'Pf', mint< OM!* I '763Xrl41p t272PHLI "'n'm tip, aur <00tSE7.> 'Tr a 41lp, aar<294SX...: 1 "TTM4.">pSt R f0179 ) "TT talcsa <456SXO l ·7lfa:nA, air l60951 '783:/0 •P (239UKH I '71S500a ~p <394UBU1 '7lf mA IOl(Jed (~fiH I .. 79 J2(a Sj)(.S pkg ( 64 !fJ I 19~S/R t26l~1 ·19~ loaded (<r.!:561 Cao..4S•lil•ys S.l..&ervtce·Lerauna 1awc ...... -. Roi!I Aoycl' BMW 1540Jamboree Newport 8e ach 84C)..'444 ~ 9711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• une Capri n Ohta. v-e. 4-spd. air, AM/FM CUI, alum alloy whls. cstm mt, lo mi. S3:i001080. SIMl568. 9717 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12 Colt, IOOd body, blown eng,l250 P-EIJ<;E() I FINAL . CLEARANCE: . ALL 1979 PEUGEOT 604s AND 504s MUST BE SOLD! 11ny a pplic11b1• ta l':.. li'10 lntemaUooal 2 ton 18' license, lrtlll>ft1r h~c1., alwn&n um van 1 ton lift (UW>Ce charJes, ft'\!S for '"''e 9000 ml on e&l'' Xlnt air poUuuon ~trol de _. " vice cM.lfauuons or de-cmd SS300 MS 100?7 or aJer documentary pre ~ •IMW 71 J20I 963-21.24 W•P., uktl nt1w, only 20,000 IOI McUREN's Od'IUI 9720 OVEI mlJeei. Suo rool, ~pet.'(!. parauon churgcs . unll•.:.i. 76 GMC ~ loo pk up tun & otherwtse i..pt-cafh.od by sand. good t ires' xlnt theaadvertu.cr. - --cond Un d er book .... look tr11de in . w arruoty 1973DATSUN i.WN>O, alloy wba-b MB $ ••••••••••••••••••••••• For Your Good Sacnfice l832.1 1 240% COUPE VW. PorscheorAud1 $9915 4 !>Pl't'd trans . AM1f'M CHICK IVEttSOH JfM SL.EMONS ll50N Heach Hlvll st1:rro. radial urea & VW PORSCm >AUDI IW<>aTS LA HABRA ma~ 1742HPB> 445 E Cow.t llJwlly l970HAIWOR BLVU 1:,, MJ No. of S A l"w' 1 How Onfy $3100 SOMmflNG Fe» EYH'YIOllY --.. -· -- ......... 1 s.114985 ••~~ ........ !~.~~ "78_EJ_Canuno ___ C-'la_:.11_'_IC- 29 Model A 4 dr town sedan, restored . S1 o .ooo fo'u1l pwr ~.100. ~2232. s.8-2235 '48 F o'rd Woodie •. 67 Dodge "'• ton cmpr n:stored. Sl3.000 67~161 spt'CUll w/shell, xlnt ong al Bayside Onve COSTA MESA 171 41522-Slll MIRAQ.EMAZDA v r ::=:-°.:'.=: NewportBeach 673 <>900 611-1276 SundaybyAppt 2130Harbor81 .. C M. -£ :-~·• '· :::_:i,-.. -••ou ..._lilllpCM'ted 645-5700 ..--.._.e .-@ -c.oow -E:llZI ....................... l Ma~ 9705 ~~·.~~.": ••••••• !~.~~ ~.~~·.~.e.": ....... !~.~~ ~.~~·.~:.": ....... !~.~~ ~~·.~:.': ....... !~~~1~.~~·.~.e.': ....... !~~~ ~·.~~.": ....... !~!4? • •••••••••••••••••••••• SANTA ANA MAZDA SAYS 'ID Man Ill ReaJ clean cood $1500/bsl ofr. Must sell, Make offer 67S-81.S3 ___ _ 714-67S-5700 '79 Datsun King <.:ab t.957 Qld Coupe All ong. w 'shell. Many xtras incL Real beauty Sl.SOO or best aUXJ bary tank. Must selt olfer.898-~ ~l404or499-2405. ·---- '56 Ford l.2 too Classic. Gd 'TT Sprint, loaded. nice. cond.$1000 S3 ,400. Who l es ale . 661-8600 75)'..LZJS, ~ ------ AHAL Q.EAliNCE!I! All '79 Alfa Roml'O!> MlSJ' GO NOW 1 BEACH IMPORTS 848 Dove St r eel NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 l1ercedl"i. 1959. 2205 . i3 J.-.:.1 camino 350, runs ... 9707 SS.~ Clean, xlnl. order . great., body cherry nds ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~9100 ptt S22001bst ofr 960-s.216 eves 62 Corva1r cla~s1c. good , h S 92 cood Sl!SO. 79 1.-!tT C ev 4 5 . 548.5659 Perfect. 5 yr w11rr, 4 sp, 6 ----I c:yl, PS/PB. 17K m1. '62 Corva1r cla::.i.ac. good Dave 71 4 /960 7404 , cone.I. S850. 2131286-8SS9 548-~ ,--------I Chevrolet car transport Recreational 1963 C·90 w '8·car West VehidH 9530 trlr. SSOOO or best offer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OJS..3175 Fantast ic Bargai n ------ Loaded optionals. '76 Vcns 9570 18 AUDI FOX WAGON Dodge 44-0 Su rvcyor 22ft •••• ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • ~======~ Sportsman, roof & fctry '78 OOOC E a c. eye level oven. 4br I , '~Ton Van TT9 Audi Fox, A M /FM cass skreo. s unn, air, velo~r. 4M m1, $6400. 714-494-9876 '>love, refnK freezer. I \-8. auto., P w. stc'Cr:inc ~huwer. roof rack, 4 kilo & brakes. Air, crwse, µ~ator. dual R3S tnk::., :im,fm. 24 .000 males. AM .'f"M tapt· deck . SS.500 or bc-st offl'r . $15.200 or I ake over G73·<WJ19 day:.. 556 S-176 78 AUDI 5000 pymt-,, low interest rate. 1 _eve.. _ A&&omalJc, a.tr condJtaon ., 71~17~ -1 Ford '76. $2.SOOt'lltm I lng. cruasecontrol. Great 4 ww.et Drins 9550 xtrJ.S. S'1.500. Xlnt. luxury and Great Gas ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. 644-8170 Mtleage! <539TWN> J I 979 CHEVROLET i7 ~e ~ T. 40,000 ml, I $7495 I LUY 4X4 PS/PB. custom lntr. ~A With camper sheU & de-Stereo cass. MOOG/or bsL ·-1111 luxe interior . LIKE 58&-91M() ~ NEW! (7463). - -, ro Now Only $6795 'TT Chevy lhton Van 13631 ...,"°' 81"° He___. Good cond. Best offer. Oat-.°'°"" •w Ul-DD -..-• 761 1322 l.eoasincJ & Sales '76 Audi 41, 000 mi, x lnt 2100Harbor Bl . <.:.M. J '74 Ford W i ndow Van cond. One o wner, air, 642·6 I 04 Qlmpmit or comme reaal. I auto, s unroof $2950. ----AM/f'M 8 track. auto, &e0047 '74 Chevy <.:u.:.tom 20 350 p 's. aux tank Must see. 1 -------- 4-spd. many xtrai.. $2900. $2,500. cve551·I075,dy c AUil 5000 0 NewSbJpmeotJust In! ~ 7400 6444492 I 1979 FORD Fl S '&5 Ferd lh ton. windows, AU.COLORS! 4X4 RANGER runs good, 6 cyl S900/ofr. AL.LOPTlONS' 4 s peed trans. & low ~7845 I Pri--"'oGO! rmlcs! l~l. llCUI Now Only S5277 I ~~~ •••• !~~~ C .. CK IVEASOH Newport WE PAY TOP DOLLAR VW·PORSCHE·AUDl Leasing & S•s fOt" top used cars-foreign. 44.S E. Coaat Hi way 2100 II arbor Bl., C M. 'domeslJcs or classics. If at Bayside Dn ve 642-6 I 04 yaur car b extra clean. Newport Beach 673-0900 ---see 1.t1 f1RST! Austin 9709 A~ :;1~~~=i!o4e1. •·rr-~ I ·3~,~;.:·~::: I Loaded me. auto. trans.. '9~-I till. air oond., off road , ~ 9712 wheels & tires. Never re-#I "'""----,._ -·•••••••••••••••••••• gislered .. less than 700 -·_,,.. _., ni..les! 136196). 2925 Harbor B!vd. •IMW 77 5l0i I $8488 COSTA MESA F\l1ly equipped MB trade I THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTAMfSA b42·0010 '68Chevy. S2700. Xlnl. work true It 67>1859 "'10 Jeep CJ.5 restored. Rebtt from ground up. $3.000/080. or will trade forp/u truck. 645-0675 '80 Bronco Cmst . Real Lo/mi. Totally factry WllrT. Loaded w /xtras. 673-3M8 WUlYs Pickup, Cbevy eng, 979·2503 t in. Locally owned and serviced, Immacula t e 1 WE IUY condition. warra nty. I CLE.AN CARS Sacrifice <002SDH> AND TRUCKS JIM =~s C OHHELL CHEVRO LET ....... ,. 1 l.11 I.' I •• · •~I \ \1 • ' \ ~46-1200 WANTED! Lale model Toyotas and Volvos . Ca ll u s TODAY!!! IMPOWTS 1970HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 631·1276 'T1 BMW 3210i, less thao 35K mi. AM/FM cass., air, st&. recaro seats. MOO. 673-3356 '76 531, air, AM/FM, 4· spd. 20mpg, xlnl mch. cmd. ellras, all r~ Sl'lliO/OBO. 813-6S78 aver dnve, 2 track tires, '72 BMW 2002, AM/FM 66&118. 6S7 Beach St. stereo, $BIO. See to ap- Cll prec:i&e. 54$-8354 Alllos, Mew tlOO AllhK. M•w tlOO ....._Mew tlOO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • -~'~ . Fl•AL CLEARA•CE ON ALL REMAINING 179 MODELS! • SPRINT VELOCES • SPIDER VB.OCES • SPORT SEDANS • LIMITED EDITION ALL MAZDA MODELS NOW AVAILABLE FOR DELIVERY! .• Sales Open~ ., Seven Day ~ \ TOP-NOTC PARTS & SERVICE FACILITIES OPEN 7:30 Tll 6 MON.-FRI .... WED. TIL 9 P.M. $ Service Special LUBE-OIL-FILTER Parts & labor 2001 WT FIRST STREET 4th STREET RIWEIN THE SANrA ANA & NEWPORT FREEWAYS LEASE THIS NEW 1980 MAZDA GLC 4 SP. HA TCHBAOC FOR ONLY PER MO. +TAX ,. .... ~wa..-.c.. ceet S4tl0. 1..w..I UI 11.6~. 0...,...:111-.-.llM."llld. ...__..._flllll.TeN ..... S6"t.Al.~t6141611 QUESTIONS? CALL US NOW AT .953 4414 . t AilM. Mew tlOO ....._ W.w tlot ....._ .... HOO AMM, .... tlOO Olttm ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ........ .. STOCK(._.°""°') RX71-GL'1-626'1 PICK UPS will be Sold at Plus T ox, License, Doc Fee & Dealers Installed Options ~~·m~-r-v~~-"NO WAITING LISTI" ""·0~nwv~ 2150 HARBOR BLVD. SHOP "t THE ADS .. ANO SAVE ~ r-:. _ f. ~ F; COSJA MllA 645-5700 -· .-.-.uqu•t bauc. ''•'"'·Port•tltJn hilV') CUii•,•(-'•l't1\ tf t•t 00' • ., ••• , .tna •• ft>• •••• .,ot.1 ii ftf"O H ,,, .,. .. <lf\ltf)h'lfljlWf> t ••t"fl•O' 01 '"• O•tL 'f PtlOf JUSTAU.IYIDt lib Alllivlrsay 211 ZX's Spooial Lld. Edlt.IOn LOAOIDI Sl~!' SEE &rBUY AT SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E 171.h Stre~t santa Ana 558· 7811 •lllAT7t JAD• OADSTa Show room new t;,;3;, UOO milel, tactory war· ranty, cuetom equip mtft. loc•ll1 <nmed • aen'iced. (80llY bE > S7Jtl JIMSUMOHS IMPOaTS LW70HAR80R BLVD. C~A MF.SA 611-127' ........................ ltn.IA.UAI JU6I. Puel·lnJected • cyl. ecmonay with fut.utk hi,_,.y ! ..a.vt oea Sl,000 oo cw·..-ent new price! <.-.>. MOWSl6,ttt IMmMOTOIS CALL t1t·ZIOl 1'71JAGUAI XJl2L Onl.Y 4.000 mUea ... YES. 0NLY4,000mHes! Sliver wtlh black leather in· t.erior (S6JIM5) • ;e Xli $3,700/ beat offer. MOW Sl4,H9 Ste to 11ppreclat e IAl8MOTOIS . ..................... . lt7'MAIDA U7·SCOUPI 4 speed tnns ., body moldincs • AM 1t•M lll.ereo. <708WRKJ . Mow Olilr $7750 MIUQ.IMADA 21$0Hart>or 81., C.M . 645-5700 _SWeo __ $.59-_9220____ __CALL __ t7_t_.2_s_o_1_ im Muda GLC h11tch '7S flat 128, 4 spd . 4 dr 1tn JAGUAI back, deluxe 1nter1or. sedan. gd cond 12,000/ 26,000 mde11. 4 cylinder. 5 bit olr 5.31...S76 XJ6 speed. sunrool ttnd rac~. Come see t.bis beauty In faa.ory 1t.1r, nrw radial '74 tiat Xl·9, new magis, showroom cond It 1on ' tires $3495 far m Call pwnt. seats. Ur", sharp Hard to tell from a NEW ~ s:rB5" PP 968-062S mOOeJ & has low m1ll!1>' <6613401 1979 MAZDA Honda 9727 'T1 280Z 2~2. 4-spd. elec ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOW SI 1,999 GlC WAGOH IAUlll MOTC>aS A sbari> car w1lh low snrl. AM FM ca.·h . A C. 5JK Ill.I • Rl:iOO 661·7074 192+2 Faaory Grand Luxury Pkg One of a k1nt1 Lo.ded' On :.howroom floor SI 1,999 ~ 2492 Miles SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001 E 171.h Stro .. 't Santa Ana ~·7Hll V1SITYOUR ORANGE COAST HONDA HEADQUARTERS TODAY!!! UNIVERSITY SAL~&SERVICE OlDSMOllLE HONDA GMC TRUCKS 28.'iO II arbor U I vd cnITA M .. :.'iA 540.9640 Oa l 1>u n ·77 2 MO Z ·79 Prelude'""· .c1 Aut.omal1t·o1Km1. Stl.750 AM t 'M , N.ivy blue 646 4S25dy,, 644 1111 Rt1: Jtas 21Kmt Xlnt rutes ts.roo 714 752 11u1 "QI Oi.t:>un 1600 Huad,lt•r N£61'i worit $800 or bt. .... t olC er 631-065 7 ------ ·73 Da t!>un 1200 net••I~ patnt $850 OCk r b61·391G '78 280·Z m111 l t•ontl LoaOC-'d. bra & ski ra<'k S7,000 760-0734,631 .i,102 1967 Datsun 411 4dr :Kl mpg, great tran~ S1600 0 80, 548 1095 i l 240Z. lo m1 New pnl. llrl''>, trans . S3 ,400 7S I 1.235, 968-0290 7,800MIUS 1!119 280'7..X. wire whh, :ur. 5 spd, stereo. xlnt I.I, 450 U BO 586-2805 Ftat 9725 ....•.................. For Salt-"69 fo'i.11 l~I Spydt-r, Vl''1 i.:uoct «ond1 Lmn Sl.000 Ft rm II-VI H!r..!:J "'°""' 97 30 ..•............••.••••• JAGUARS XJ St: RI 1-:.<; 111 A'•a1Lablt-F•>r Im mt-d.Ht lt-Of> I I\ HY ' TEST DRIVE OHE TODAY!!! •.-z.:., ........ ,-.( ....... ~,.- 2925 If arbor Blvd COSTA M&'\A 979-2503 1977 JAGUAR XJS Cru1'>t''> l1k1• .1 Hull~ HA1Y<'\' & 1 h,1ri:1·' It~,. ,1 h ·rran' s1 .... k ,.., c hw' 1 ~1 1 HOW Sll.999 IAUER MOTORS CALL 979-2503 CALL 979-2503 m.ks' ICXllYBBI Mow <My $39'0 197' JAGUAI MllAQ.E MAZDA XJ6L 2150 Harbor Bl • C M Luxury&r6cyl tt000my 64S-5700 I.hat YOU can afford! --- SU~ wrt.h black lealht!r '79 RX7. gorict"OUS s1l11er UlUnor (6JO'J1 I. blk ant . lake new rond1 MOW $9999 Uon $&'750 080 675 2m IAUBMOTORS CALL 979·2503 1979MAZDA RX7GSCOUP'E ...._ 97 32 :i spood traru. . AM / f'M •• ••••• ••• • •• •• ••• •.... ~teroo & alloy whef'ls R.unsGREAT' 15'17~1 l!ITJ Jcn..'14'fl Inter , new p1unl. xlnt <'ond Vt-ry Mow °'9ty $1400 few made. &12 855!1 or MIRACLE MAZDA «M 6174 21.!ll llarbor Bl , ' M .c.-Ghio 9734 ___ ,!S-570~ .......•.........•....• ~ -...:z 9740 'W Gtua Red Gd <"onrl •••••••••••• •• ••. •• •••• Fa.'>t Mu'll '>t'll 12700 t'r.l "7J Me«'edt-1' 250 ll C">lm 1lr rn 73?7 CJOt.md SY!>. AC. 1ln l l'ond. Mmda 9131 uniy 48,UOO ong m1. mu.'l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~J 631·7100 miracle mazda 21 so Hst.or lhd. Coda w... 64~5700 ~azda 78 fulh ... quip (icYd m l>lt Call ~!I IJI~, a.Jc rur Larry 1979MAZOA RX7 GS COUPE ,\u111mal1<' tran-. 'un r1111f A ~ r'\I ,, .. rt'•• I ipl'. dlr !'Ollrl & ,,.._, IJ\Jtn h IU) milt·.,' \111,l SEE' L'.JIJY UI\ How CWy S859S MIRACLE MAZDA 21.:tl 11.irbt>r HI < \1 645-5700 • ..-79 450SLC Shaw room nt-w fully l'QUIPPt'd. 1nt'lud1 ni.t .. pea11J wne.,L, r .artory WlilnllllY I 2"Z>& I JIMSUMOMS IMPORTS l!rnJll \RHOB UL\ U l'~I<\ \HA'\\ 631 -1276 \US l!Ut .!:lit.. -.1111 1 •ind, r 1·p.11nt•·•I run >A .. 11 ~1·1•1,1111::12 1•, ~u .. '"rl lthr 1111 11 •.in r.•iid 11.,,,. It•" • 111111 ~I I 71•• r,.l.;~7:. t:.,>Y .. 111 1!11":! .JJt -.f.1. I , "'•••J A l1.;.1Ul<'r mt r.•0 1 K27 '.llJJI •Ml71240 DllSIL Locally owned and IM!l"Vic:ed.. Uke new. fac· I.Ory 1\W'OOf. low miles. (79131) JIMSUMOHS IMPOITS 1970 HARBOR BL VD. C08TAMESA UI 1276 ie~EL. 4 dr. ele<: snrf. stereo w /cusette, fac· tory air, xlnt cond. SJ6,IJlO/or be8l offer thls ~-pp 552--0628 • ._..79280SE f\tlly eqwpped, mclud· •11£ !>unroof M 11plf'lbam- boo, ractory warranty 180~) JIMSUMOHS IMPORTS l.!170HARBOR BLVD ca,-r A M FA~A 631-1276 Men·e<le> 197K 3000 All ~r. chmat.-control. Xlnl l'ond CranbNry t~or w humboo Inter Pvt own1>r Call Mike lir::.dy ~ 7544 •MIRCB>ES '68 280 L oc 11lly o wned & w r\IC't'd, 1mmaculale, (ulJy ('(jtappcd St-ddn . l'X rtlll'nt 5:3 \ mtlt'aJ:(' tlmPRG I JIMSUMOHS IMPORTS 1970 IL\RUOR Bl~VD l..n:>'TA MESA 631·1276 ~ ~ SI. Cla,.,1r Pl'rl ,,.nd m·w p1:11nt SI O :itJO llr rn 213 l."fl 2Ull> •M8 '794~ SL l.111 .illY 1i"'n"tl an d .,."f'\1l'•'<I hk1• nl'IA . lo"' m 1 I •. ' I. ,. ,, ~ • 11 r pw1 h~w 1~;x \I<\ 1 JIMSLEMOHS IMPORTS 1•r.r1 t11\RR()H HI.VD < ·c ,.;r A \1 E."iA 611 -1276 ~~·.~:.: ....... !~!~!~~·.~.-.": ....... !~!~ ~~·.~:.": ....... !~.~~J ~~.°.~.~.-.": ....... !~!~ ~~.~:--:::..--:. .. !~.~~ ~~~~·.~:.": ....... !~~~ ~~·.~:.: ....... !~~-~ ~°.~·.~:.: ....... !~!~ ~~·.~.-.": ....... !!~ BILL MAXEY'S "IT'S STILL CHRISTMAS SALE" ************************** • NO ADDITIONAL DEALER PREP CHARGES • NO BLOWN-UP PRICE STICKERS • NO OVER STICKER PRICES * On All Toyota Cellcas, Corollas,* Coronas & Cellca Supras '(60.UOIN', ffA<El lo [Ju( rt' AllAILA8tlll, * More Reasons to Buy at Biii Maxey * * LOWEST % RATE POSSIBLE * * NO BLOWN UP PRICES * * TOP $$ FOR YOUR TRADE * 150 NEW CARS AND PICKUPS IN STOCK NOW!! - * "FIVE" 8 & 10 FOOT STAKE BEDS BENCH SEAT & BUCKET * * ''SEVEN" 20 .FOOT GAS SAVIN~ 1MINI HOMES * TWO CELICA CONVERTIBLES * BILL MAXEY'S "IT'S STILL CHRISTMAS ·sALE" ************************** HUGE 2 ACRE FACILITY OYER AFETY CHECKED USED CARS 74 CADILLAC COUPE DE VIUE Loaded wlltt PQu1pment 0 11q1na1 47 000 moles I00 1KY01 Sfyf s2495 77 Pl YMOUTH ARROW 4 speed. air cond and low tow mll~ (959T JK) ' Hu.R:Y s 3295 77 JEEP 414 WAGMEEI Air eond . SlentO, power St9eflng. ltll & fl'IOfe (6MSWO) MUST SH s4595 9 '79 TOYOTA COROLLA un BACKS Auto. air and 10 to m1te5 ~~:c~T s 5395 77 TOYOTA CORONA WAGON Auto . tur cond . power steer1no and tow tow miles (847SP0) 5!~E s4295 '71 TOYOTA CIESSIDA ... Auto .• w. PQMf' si.nnd'. stereo and more. (685VZW). 77 DATSUN 210 UABACI A11 & only 29 000 mlles E 111cellent cond 1322SPll Ms':T s2995 11 TOYOTA SR/5 PICI UP 5 speed. sir eond . end long bed Low miles. (tl.A3CXM) :..~ s4395 11 TOYOTA nPHIN -~ ~ *'90 tape, tl.000 lftlla s7095 · · FULl l & 2=-YEAR COMPLETE WARRANTY AVAILABLE ------.~ .. -·--- 'Ml •SE. u.-a111 _ _, __ ~ to • •al car. MIOO. Att fer a m •iw orew, ..,._ 'Tl C.Uca ST auto. •Kml. 'Tl" PwKbe IN, ee>.000 AMIJ'M, 1ood c:ond. ltwy ml. nawl••· air, IUQOJalfer. tit·7* 7186E: lmma<'. G~."10 flnn. ""Da,y 2u1 .... s, EwliTHI~. "18 ettedet 4t08I.. blk w/tan tnt, ver)' d ean, ori& owne r u1.soo. mS10 Clawc N BZ Sporbcar '87 2SOSL \'onvertlblt• Stiver, red lealMI". bolh tops. Eur. bdlts. Xlnt cond 548-2983or'1M-1606 MBZ '73 4SO SE. Xlot cmd. New paint, mett b elge/leatb . Ha g b mUeqe.. MOO. S34-Q!rl, ~ '7S MBZ 300 D. New mtr. SO gal cap. Cream Puff! m ,100. ca11640-11s1 '73 450 SL: Xlnt cond. 8UOO mUes. $14,700 Call 644-2fi8S 9742 ··········-············ '68 MG Midget. Needs rings, rest ls reblt. As ls: S700. 67J..8890. '76Midget , u.. '141 • •••••••••••••••••••••• N4A1. 0'41 •MCIUI =7-n*•eo&la SALINIC•t llACH IMPOITS Mt Dove Street NEWPORT BEACH 7U.OtOO i6 ~ new t..ares & bat· tery, lo m i, lmmac, s.so.~16 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bank Repo, 1.975 Porsche, Targa Carrera, 2961 E. LaJolla, Anaheim, 9·5 "'*'1ys. IM, r:nqa. tl1IO. <2 lJ > ~~~---~- '81 Pontbe 1112, m int. tPtit pea l t'tW, 117=w>. CJU>•·tllO ... ..,.. "" ·······~1·············· *l DOUR IN U.S.A. IOY CARVll ltOUS·ROYCC .............. *-'IN«• ,._ __ ............ aosao SUNOAn 9757 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 Rovtr ~oos. black ieatber. l2500 714-49M876 97&0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1910SAAI TUUOs here NOW loc Immediate delivery! RACH IMPORTS 848 Dove Str eet NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 9761 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Blackhawk, low mlles. Take over lse + $1000. 642-8850 9762 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 78 SUBARU 4x4 BRAT GB Racing Green. Xlnt cond. New discs, steel radials, am /fm, Tonn. rover, 29.SK miles. $3300. cau 968-4934 Sunday. '78 924 Ltd. Edition. im· maculate. As!ume lease Cassette, mags, camper. MCil 9744 S318mo.S3l-6528 Have f'1n and SAVE on ••••••••••••••••••••••• GAS! (S01UKV> MGB--OT, 71 , 35 mpg, TURBO 1980 924. Assume new: eng, clutch, brks, low int. lease. Evenings etc. Cus t in t. $2600. 7S2-19150 19-1 7965. Kevin9:1> --Turbo--. -300--ml-.-b-l-a-ck 1976 MGI on black, lowered. Chf· COHVERTIILE ford alarm. Delivered Fitted factory w ire I J.ulY 1979. Lease assump· wheels & ONLY 11,000 1 t1on possable, 645·6101 nules! <490409). days HOW $6495 --.67-Pors--ch_e_9-12-- IAUllt MOTORS Bestorrcr 13631 1-iAtbof 111¥<1 C..1oen C•ollt' '" ~nxJ Toyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I '71 Toyota Corolla, am fro cass. stereo. SJ.800/0 BO. airoua. dtJuae Jdr Mdan, t'7L Red, IOOOn'll. Auto, .....,., PoWe1' front dllc brb. S&eel ~ w fW rdl t.l.rw, uG&ef ll&U, AM· FM &ereo radio. l6500. &keeew. ..... i 4Corolla, a.ao. AM/FM, 20/3QMPG res au. 30,ooo m, on& uwnr. dnt cood, ~.ooo. M0-1.s• -----..,,Corona ha.rd top. S..sp, a1c, AM/FM. Mint . 562-1781 1976 5-speed loo ll bed W/KJr. M1n1·van conv. Xlnt cond. Mus t sell. S.3.150 or bs t o ffe r M:!. ll8S or 53&-0969. T...... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEW TRIUMPH SHI HIES In stodt f iw immediate dt'ilvery ! See US before you buy TODAY!!! ~:) ....... ~ .. • ...... ~a..... ~Harbor Blvd. COOTAMESA 979-2503 '79 Spitllre, brwn. lo m i, loaded. very clean $5200. ~:1!26 NEWTR7 COUP& COMVERTllLEs A vallable For Immediate Debvery! See US befoce you buy TODAY!!! ~~' " _,,_.C --.,. ................ ~ ~Harbor Blvd. COOTAMESA 979-2503 'Tl Wllt&*alia Campitr: rattor1 air, am l fm ..... rfl, ..... ·-· OallMMa) '79CU'1 •c COIR•ft.LI hU power whll al Cllllt., .... t!alHt a...r. -··· w ........... Oltb 11 mlll.(11M) ~ 1kuu1111 9770 'S VWcemper,reblten1. "12 camper W..tpball•. _ ............ ••••••• ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• Lo/ml 1\aaetlonal lnter. a.aao. i 4 Yamaba Y'ZIO aillll "10 -.. MllMSllM.: •N ....... m.d.: "14Th&ng. Goodcood.. Ne• hick 1910, Riviera. (511i.No.atSAPwy.) : Bed, etc. Xlnt. cond. Sl7S. ~. -·•-••••••••-•• Haviq trouble aelbng 12.Dl. 642-7'97 'Yo/Ill car? Try us! Paid for or not! Aik for Fraok Marino or Tocn Alki.n. 1171 t llACH IL VD. . ............. I 142-ZOOO 1971 YW lillfT SpKialldltiolll 'uto m a t1 c tra ns ., AMIFM stereo tape & sharp! ( 79JTYU). HowOnly ~250 MlaACU MAZDA ZlSOH arbor 81., C.M. 645-5700 11 Bus, nu m otor. tin .. -s, brakes, shock!> 979 0963, l'V\!S 644-6351 iO VW Bu.s. rblt. nu dutch & bnke:s, $2400 646-l.306 ----- - '88VW8ulgood cood. pamt & ,... top. Call lll.450ewbfttoffer. New IAIWn m-~ Bestolfer . -.25U. blr1M> V6, sunroof, all .,. ~1638 ..:.::...:::;;;.;..-----I ... Lo ml. btwa 1PJI. "11 lmlle SU... CID lr'eY· --------·t-• VW sq~ck Deeds ..._ 7U-..IOSJ Ubr IDier. Stereo tape. ! 71 CAMPER. Gd cond. work S800 bes t offer. 8*k Riviera 'IO. Lo/ml cne. new Urea. brb. : thftl.out. l2000 or trade •a.n _.IOBO 2 tone bna. Xlnt. cond. 1 ownr • .: fora.Ja.848-7285 Ullr 111&.er. lllocm roof, 4l,J'mJ. Redaeed to• "70 FIQbaclc, 183Scc, nu Yeho 9772 NJ)' kleded. Xt.ras. P .P. 9lloo. dy6'2-5200, aft. S. ~ case. beads, dual Weber. ·-···················· lft.WM.TI4-754-842'7 m.6f?• • fully rblt. Call Scott VOLVO ca•u ffl5 "15 Ell>ando. lma1iae ; 'JS2..0729 -·····-········· )'OU, ID AD au 1old : ·75 vw R bb t 4 pd SALIS. SBYICI "JI SDV. --. 1-.... Cadillac:! 0rt1 oeaer-, ! a • • s • AM) l,JASlt& Beeld\ll tmd. Call Art llMIL eamd. ftl9 19 :: 30MPG. s h a rp cond, ,...~"""'"DEIJVERY _._._,,..,,,_.. Dice oner .... GI' AM.IFM 8 lit, S2600/ofr. VYL.IWOEXP...,_ .,........, --6 --·--~5142 ..-..n &~ dfer. n41-.111111U;4. .. 8"IJle 25Kml. Silver. : AnolberVol.Jcswagen EAILEIKI XIII. eond. DJ'S 111-9'. 1911 SeftUe. Bil• I ORIGINAL VOLVO ew6'7s.9117 sides, loeded, take OYtr ... --------1 leme. 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IM, lOP c()nd. ll.lllO./OBO.Mt-1Weve •USfllm W. ...... a l!Ood MledMe o f N&1f" • lll &D a.m.ital ' · )N,_.f l l Ht 1111 , 'l ! T '>4b I JO~ .,,~ ....... a. ... ,,., .......... . pu1ea1er, elr, elec. .w.. • ..-.. c1r lcu, ...,_, 1111. rackl, Ut. wbl, ........ 1197 'G Chl¥y -or ._. of-f•. For more lnlo call -71IO .. Malibu. 3Z1 beaden, ...... oeecta tno.a. aoo. Stereo sys tem . $60. ~ • ,.,..._ D1J 2'° enc. • mo re, 6-cy l , P .P . $825/0 8 0 . 646 · uu SAii/Eves. 16 Malibu Classic, 4 dr, air. beige. Mu.st~ll now! mso. Fine cond. 768-8812 "1ST·TOP Wbt/marooa int. All power. %7.000 mi. Jm- rmculat.e. 1SU790 or Ad· SltUr' • lf.3. IC2.QIO • 2t bra.a~. 79COIYETTE &ey • who&elale book. 8800 m.iJes. Extended terms avail. at man. down. OAC approved credit. (8253) •• Cl.ulc .. crl, auto tnm.p/a.••· 87Wtl4 ......... , .. U,.ck • llabotfer .. l'IOt "T9 Ma.tan& Obia '-cyl, 4-tp, a/c, ltbr inter. Wlre 'lWhl cvra. 8,6QOM1. 15.975. Can take trade • be.Ip fmance. Jenyf'n.25<tl '85 Muat.ang, reblt.. eog., lui:a gciod; any reuooa· ble offe.r . Must sell. 548-*6 ..... . ..................... . "110.W A.JC, P II. k1J • _.. rea. XlA&. eoad. a.-.--' '• PUllY Wp. v.,.., 1cl. cond. suo. Dara : 857-aJO, ew• • wbda: ~ '74 l"lrelllrd. lluat ue. Xlllt. CODCl. p/JI, p.lb. ale, new rwlala. 12,J08/0BO. &IWIM8 tt61 '6S Mwst.ang, V-8 Auto . mer:b. excel. cood. body IPld. smo or best olfer .• ·.·---.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.· CDMQlS.Sm. •POMTIAC74 '72 Caalaro II cyl. 20mpg. 11450 Rwui good. G.G. 1~7 '73 a.eveUe Malibu. 2 door, auto.. p /1, p/b, ate, vinyl top. Xlnt cond. $1200 or best offer. ag163 CcwlMaAd 9930 ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~Sl()tiil YllJO '79 Gb1a, auto , snrr. loaded, *50. 759.5309 ctys, B-6266 eves/wknd.s ~NIX Well maintained, eic- celleat coodltioo. MB tradein. <257MWE) "12 350 aUlo. orang~ w tblk VUIYl top, AC, AMIP'M ca.M«te, 1 owner, xlnl oond li\000 5111-4262 i4 Mahbu Classic: P 1S. '79 Llnc. Cont. stretch IWO«TS '65 Mustang, net rwuung P 8, A/C, Xlnt. Cood. New "'Ph. Xlnt llres & brakes. Mf>.LS91 bmo, low mtle $19,950 831-17.S 496-1704 S67S. Pvt Ply. 56M017 $14'5 .AMSUMOMS NOUS 19'10HARBOR BLVD COSTA llESA 631-ta?+ 213: 985·1485; 2 13 : 316-7908 9100...._Mew 9100 Alltos,Mew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. i • · ... "· ~ . ·. .. ·.. ,, ~E W 1980 PINTO (7728) (3527) '3999 .... '.· ' \ .. . -.. . . .. . .. " ... .. ·" , ... NEW 1980 THIJNDERBIRD (6561) (3542) '5999 .. ~EW 1980 MUSTANG (6169)(3537) '5399 CREATll'E FINANCING BELOW PRlltlE·RA TE Al' AILABLE NEW 1980 BRONC04x4 (8532) (8190) '7999 NEW 1980 COURIER P.U. (1197)(8221) ~EW 1980 F·IOO P.U. (128-4) (8095) '5299 ADDITIONALLY, 8500 REBATES ARE OFFERED ON SELECT 79 & 'BO T·BIRDS AND LTDs BE rROMrT FOR BEST SELECTION! ""18 ll1JICK CE\TllaY V-8 . automatic. power steer!~. air condltlon1ng. (272VBH) 8 2795 'T• ft'ICK ('l:NTl!aY 4 dr • v-a. automatic. atr cond .. pwr. steering. (279WNE). 8 3295 0'H .... tta"NA•A 6 cylinder gas saver. Automatic. M ust See. (640l.PO). 8 1995 •71 PL't'Mel. TR Volare 4 dr .. automalle. pwr steer i ng , ai r cond . (6375Wl). 8 2295 Home Of "Willy ~ fl'hale " SUNSET FORD •7 4 PINTO WAGON ., .. Pf!\'TO Great gas-mleaoe car at an Runabout ~ cyt . automatrc, u nbelievable price. air cond., vinyl top , (611KLM) (730KXS) $}895 $}695 •• C11£'1E'M'IF. "74 AMC MATADOR By CIWNV w-4 cyt.. 4 spd., V-8. automat10. air cond . a radio. air cond (850UFX). auper bafgam (598KOA) 8 4895· 8895 636-4010 In We1tmiruter Where The San Diego & Carden Grove Freetwys Meet '74 Carvetie. T·lop. a1r, AM/FM. tth whl, $5600. Must sell Uus wit. Plea.se call Aaba 67S·S2 13, 7S2-8444. Mu.slang '67 conv 289, .u.o, Red/wbt tof>, lo ma, aig, irnmac cond, Red. t.o $49CIO, 493.3071 . 493-1148 ·73 V ett e 454 4s pd. 33.000mi Xlnt cond. ~t. 9955 "'H Ventura. lo au, very Must sefJ. S7,000/bst. orr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• c I ea n . eood MPG. 631-2.828. 76CW.ass Saloo cpe. Xtra s:z::D>lbest o(r. 675-9'12 '7S· U1w rmles. lilt wheel. BBS wheels Very clean $7500. C..11 531.5034 Caltm' 9'33 ....................... 1971..aCUIY COUGilXR7 vs. pwr s t eering & braJres, tall wheel. crwi.e rontrol &stereo <57231 ~CW,$l6SO Mewpori LeaMncJ & SaiH i!l.50 Harbor 81 . C M 642-6104 '711 XR7 . completdy load ed. 56K mt, nu MicheUns. nu brakei. & orr.wt-t creampQff w •wbt landau. SllOOO. 97S.~ I 'Ql:mct, good m.a. chruml' whl s. radial t1re1> suoo 080. PP.~ 7019 dys. Dodp HJS ....................... 74 Dodge Charger 31 318 S12Jl0 or btsl ofrt·r 557-0198 all. 5 JO '64 ~e Dart A C. """" un:t!i. compl ~1oA. brl-. eng overh.iul~ Mui.I see! $700, 494-4921 ---'77Aspm Wgn Special F..druoo ggJ.%Q! --- 12 DodRe Dart. VS, 4 dr. looks great. good tran.sp . 916. 640-4421 '-'d tf 40 ....................... HUMFOUSAU nm Granada 4 drs. an w /air cond. r adi o , beater, lthr tnt etc 1n xlnlcond. Low es S 1 ltS. Also good selection ol 1978 Granadas at com· para b le saving<.. H.awauan Am 7~ 7SJI. 1-62().864.s 'fi7 Ford p u . .'l .. T, SWl roof. CIJ mags, 1tt1dt> tares. c .. mper s hell. SHOO 6*-9873. an 6pm "73 Qurtry Sqwre stalloo wagon. Oean. ~ 100'\ tax deductible. 760-9211, &.S. Mon ·Thurs. '65 hlcoo 24r. V~. auto. many extras. very clean. Best cir 8'7.Q46 i1 LTD Wgn. A C, PS & more. garaged ~•nre new. S850 /b st o fr . 556--1295 & ~zns i6 Gran Tonno auto. a c. AM 'f'M. XJnt. rru. Sl.575. ~13T7cond ·se f'ord z door hardtof> All onginal. $1200. Call ~19 9945 ....................... 14 Uncoin 4 dr sedan. rejl ~ xlat cood. Sl800 or trade for anyt.biog of value. ~128 Muswida 9947 ....................... "73 aW>. air. new Ul'eS & battery. Xlnl cond. 60Kml. P . P . As k an g Sl.675/080. SS1-6TT7 Mir cay ttSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S MIWIST LINOOLN-llERC\JRY DEALERSHIP IAY R.ADllOI ~-MERCURY 16-18 Auto Center Dr. Sl>t'w)'·Lake Forest exit sharp. loaded. xlnl. Besl over SJ.000 751-6892 '76 Qa1ass au, p i.. p1b. S2 .5 00 1(.180 . dy 213-327.8280 X26S2, eves 714 566-7317 ·n Oldsmobile Omega. tdr, air. full J1WT. x.lnt. cood. ~ ~3056. -------- 18 Cutlass 20mpJ? plush mt. stereo. lo ma, xlnt cond $.'590() ~ I ff76 72 Old.-. Ddta 88. $&00 080 Smog cffiJ.!100 mckiOl!I ~It for &I> 9957 ...........••.......... i2 Pinlo Runabout, stick, new pamt. Xlnl. cood. Besloffer. ~8 ---'7JJ w ath full glau hatcbbaclt, radlaJ ures, <E.<nl oules Xlot rood. 2115 flrm bi!H;3l2 '73 0\'lC, bdlCbbaclt walh o m.th"> r.in brand ne-.. enlo! ,'lot•,. paint Xlnl r<..fld.. Si!2U> 67~l2 1971; Pinto .>.lnl MPG. nib. tape dk. $1500 0;.iy 5'f7~; 67>W62 P .M ·s. 77 Ventura SJ, super cond. Very lo au, AC. new tares, PP. 963-4825 '68 Ponuac Bonn. Convt. u.:led. Xlnt. cood. Best olJer.~ '791'nm·Am S7SOO. Black t-tap, cnase. ~9 or ~. iS Grand Pnx SJ. PS, PB. tilt, crwse. auto. aar, AM t'M cass. mu~:.. snrl. landau top. velour ux.. lS,000 nu. ma.nt cood. $5.'m.~ '78 Trans AM , wht, perform package, 18,00t m . Sl"OOO. MO-nss 9970 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 2-dr landau, d assi c design, Cully eqwp'd. ll.050. 644-71161 Veqa 9974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Vega Ellt.ate wagon. ~.MW ~. recent dtgl.oe rebuilt. exct•llent mileage. 1915KYEI . Private party (714) 494-4SCn WamAd H.elp? '42 Si18 ~ Uwd MhK. Us.ed ······················· ..................... .. NABERS AUTO CENTER 1425 IAKB ST .. COSTA MESA NOTHING OVEI 54999 SUPERI CARS-·· . ·:. AFFORDABLE PRICES ': '71 IUtCK S4699 SKYLAB CUSTOM •••. Coupe . Automatic trans owr steenng I bfakec; Cabnotet too AM FM stereo w/lape, ltlt wneel cruise control rallye wheels I ONLY 23000 m.1es11542UJO) '76AMCPACB s2999 AMX SPOttT COUPE •.•• Economical 6 cyt. enqme. pwr steenng & brakes.. air oond . ste<eo automatic trans.., rallye wheels & ONL y 35.000 ITHIH I 1966POOl '77 MetCUIT S 3 9 9 9 fiRAHD MARQUIS •...•. Couoe Full Power factory atr cond .. tilt wheel cruise control AM FM stereo w/8 track Caonoler too & soltt owr seat Ellcellent cond1hoo' 730SZBI '77 OLDS s4499 CUTLASS SUPttEME •••• Coupe Automaltc trans . pwr sleerl~ & brakes. factory air cond .. tilt wneel ste<eo. padded toe> & only 35.000 miles' !4t5RLOI '71 CADILLAC s2999 · COUPE DI YIW •••.•••• Full oowe<. factory air cond . "M/FM stenio. tilt wheel. full leather interior. P8ldded top I • tow. low males (109JNW) ~JE~~~RGHM •• ~ 1999 Full oower. factory air cond .. AM/FM stereo w/lape. all leather se>ht pwr. seats and all of the Cadtllac Fleetwood tuxunes. Excellent cond1hon1 1626TRT) '76 IUtCIC s3999 RIGA&. COUPI •••••••• Full oower. factory air cond . till Wheel. c:nHee control. split DWT seat. AM/FM stereo & 'n LIKE NEWcondtllont ( 146877) .~~~':a ~lu:ecycoer.5 4999 ,..,11• , __ _._.. Full powef'._ f lit wheel. c:MM '79Cl7 Jeep, • ...., -. ,...... st• -_.... ....._ t.toffw con •vr. ,,..,, -· .... ., '7W»4 wheel OO'M -···f 20.000 ,,,. .... (484TOY). ~~~=:·e~ :•c7~~u:.:_.3499 windows, tape dec:ll:, ..,__. •-.a ---. -Full ooww. \M/FM ..... .---_._ tilt .._,, ct ~ 1DP I lull .._.s:a !MIMrtnt.<• .... tWuc f912t .. llllli ....... i.. ............ . 1mflOID ....n.-" A"*""'c tnna., pwr, ........ ..,. top, low m6111 ~ID aeelltnt c:oe· -.ream.a >. M9wQilrlUtl t-..CUMADA Jiii....._ i~:.:. C.111 • .... 1 .. .... . ....... Aflll 17. ... ' 'l-27 NANCY OH,NO--IT~ THAT PEST, OUR NOSEY NEIGHBOR NO ---I JUST TIDIED THE HOUGE . THAT WOULD BE A FIB -------------- ...... . . . ·. ···:12:·:·,· ... 0 ..... :. . . . . . ~........_ . . .. . .. ~'..,,:._· . . . . . . . . . . .--; -. ' .... vs MAIL I W ISH f COULD TH INK OF AN E XCUSE NOT TO INVITE HE R IN ~~~ . ,.... By Ernie Bushmiller · NOWIT WON'T BE A FIB TELL HER THE PLACE IS ALL UPSET i c I l ~ a l ii ~ -w~~R'E1N r c:;-rocK -se.ve~AL. P'lNf! VA~tertE., OF PENC:lL.. L 'M NOT F<A'SSY/ M ~~C.I A . J UST A PeNC.IL-. lAMb OM.,, :r tc:> ,::Ollf~·· MY Pl!NC.IL-: · BlAT ,.eL.L Me - DO YOIA. P~EFeR:. L.E:ADeD Ofl: UNL.EADED? tiQW THAf HtLLO, l\.EVIN '1 ----I ::JIOPPE 0 B'( 1 H( H(bl'lll\l TO !JE E PAU L At.JO FOUND our/ H( L-Ef" T TH(. Kl.! OU YOU DOOR,s~- t\l'IOW tr ~l('!..> __. UP!.11AIR5' l..EADED o~ LANL.EADE:D? .. HOW MAY r ~e1..P YOU, t.~A f' I NEEOA PENCIL ... FOIC 'THE 9 lG "rE51; MA~IA ... C&i"TAINL.Y- 9T&P OVl!PC MA~CtA, YO(.A S ELL- L.INL..EAC>eO PENC.ll.6-? ' ' : YeG. T~ey·~e A t..tTIL.E MO~E E XPeN-$>lVE .1 0 111T T~EY P$r'O,-EC:r T~E eN\/l~ONMENi'. 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IN,,_K_ER_B_E_A_N _____ _ • QUESTIO~ NUMBER NINE -WHIC~ OF 5HAKE5PEARE.'5 PL..A~S C.ONC.ER~ED A FAMOUS 1...0VE "TRIANGLE. 2:- FOR INST,ANCE ... By George Lemont N~ANCHe LJN POCHINO? e APesso,-- SIGNORE:, PICA DOVS SSNle It..-DOt..ORC: .' by Tom Batiuk •• . ., ·--"' • . .. ... ... 6'i t A 6 A N I oU(~ I Q1Q .;o 6A'7l-. ·na'f ~E w~~'f ~ 1'o ~\JM1l.1 ~'ff. ME: 1"1 ~~N'f cJ 1'~C !L A~~ .. l • _ .. .,.. ...... __ -, __ _ I roN'-< ~NOW' PMr£~~cR UE "hJOCO B'4l K E.-.Jf:f<'-40tJE M .. C~£i:!EL 01Q ~l' 'f" \.4~t-1Q ~~l K (\..S£'.:; ~H£~. SV'I NO'f r.4M-lE. ~ 0"4, t.lORMbl, µ' f'U>6A6L '{ J~1'" Pr\1SPl AlfO 11', At.JO l'M <;vfZC '40\J 010 'l/CR"l wc1..LI. "('S MOf 1'~~1 Nt7 1'0 ~11111..I~~( 'iOU ~ M~ f'~f'E:~I. O~ Mrl ~ ~661..f, I Ul v£ ~vR. (-1. .. M ~£~£ l.£1" ME 61 C rf 1"0 '-'OtJ. ~_......, SlE '? VH. tnJ'T ~ 1ME . ~letT,SIR! ... ' CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES1 There tr• •t leut six differ· ences In dr•wln9 det•ils betw-.n top •nd bottom ~nels. How quickly can you find them? Ct-.ck 1n1wen with those below. '..._ I I JJ•ll:) 't 'IWHUIP II llO.llll f IW ... UJP t i _,.,..,., ~ 'lu,.!W II 11>11• ... Ii C l.,.HUIP ••• IWJ'f l 1 ....... UIP t i UOA"lf l u,.,,.,•UIQ tmn8~~ Wful5rl@. ~~~~~~~by HalKaufm~n ~~~~~~- • SUM v1•sft Decl,._.r, If you c.-n, 9"1• vlnt•t• vt"•rlddlo: "My FIRST. kind ,....,. 11 tttvMlf1 my NrXT 11111 tho H11 my WHOLE to m1ny wlll 1pply1 but not to mo ARE YOU WELL IALANCE01 A player 1"9Qulres 9ood 9Qulllbrlum In this con- test Opponents stand In an eight-foot clrcle. Each stands on one leg, arms to the roar, hands grasping an an· klO Ind opposite fore- arm (SH above). Oblect Is to force an opponent ott b.tlance. or out of the circle, without releaslngbne's own arm end foot. More than two per· sons may play by en· largtng the circle and (I) choosing up sides, or (l ) engaging In a fr .. for·all. •nd thee.'' 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Hnweur. bt'forc: bt1lnn1ntt rhis or 1ny othc:r wc:ijlh t lus.\ pro1r:1m. you should check with your phySt(IJll lo n111kc sure yuu 11re in nurmul hc:Jlth. l11d ividu11ls with hllJh blood prusurt', hu rl disc:ase. dlahc:tc:s m thy· mid dlseaff. should o nly us• as t.l irc:t:tc:d by t 1 OCharge my : 0 Master Charge OVISA ' t Ac:ct • .-________ E.xp. detl t -____ _... t Name I -------------------------: Addr111_. _________________ ...,~ • C1tv S tate Zip ' ·---------------- 1 WEIGHT LOSS CENTER : 2000 Ao"'well Blvd., Dept. T-369 1 : Canton, Ohio 4'710 I .,. _____________________ _, ......... ~ .. ~---------------------=' th•lr physician. ,_ - . April 27, 1980 DAILY PILOT THEm YOURSELF Seo1d 1"' --.. I ...... 10 ··~ FllJW/ly ._.,. 641 l WIWjlOll """ llfw ...... If ~ 10017 .... Illy SS lot ~ QUn!Ofl\ !iorr) .. CM1 I --°""'~ FOR WIU.lAM E. SIMON. former Secretary ol the Treasury wt.. do"'°" thWl ~be a~ Federal lpending limit? -Lance D. Kohm. Kanbkee, m. • Under the present structure, our so-called representatives cuny votes by appropriating lnaeasingly larger Federal expenditures to satisfy their special-interest constituencies at public expense. When tax revenues are insufficient to meet these expen· ditures, the Government authorizes the printing of more money, thereby Clap shut that Congre&Slonal till! increasing Inflation. What we need. therefore, is a legal restriction on Con- gressional spending. I strongly support the proposed Constitutional amend- ment to Umlt Federal spending. Spending limits would be determined by the level of the nation's productivity in the previous year. This would ~n tha~ Congress would have a budget llmlt in advance. FOR GREG Mw.AVEY, appearing in Broadway's Romantic Com4!d}I You ..Mt that you haw eomethtng ln common wtth Thom .. Edleof, and Unm Pauling. fd 1:1.b to know wh• It ... -M.G., Scranton, Pa. •I drift off Into reveries. People think I'm not listen- ing. but actually I am. When I heard that Edison and Pauling also had this idiosyncracy, I didn't feel as bad. I think It must have started way back -with my mother. This was the way I tuned her out. FOR ADRIENNE BARBEAU. star of The Fog What Is It about acting that MU your teeth on edge 7 - E.N., Oowt-, IHJ. •The SCTlpt supervisor, whose job It is on the set to take continuity notes (so that when we break and the cigarette Is In my left hand, ii is not In my right hand when we pick up again). This kind of thing is vital, but I find It vety annoying when she comes up to me to correct a line of dialogue when It doesn't make any d if- ference to the gist of the dialogue. FOR MARIL VN SHARP, wile of Congressman Phil Sharp (0.-lnd .) and author of Sunflowe.r Wen the ret.renc. to the WhJte HouM In "10UI' nowt balled on fact? -Mn. F.J. Fitzpatrick, Pennington, N.J . • I tried to be factual because I think people like to know what the White House Is like "behind the scenes." Some of the White House settings are taken straight from my own experience -Uke the Tito State Dinner. But what goes on In the White House Is really au f\ctio n. FOR 1HE .. ASK"' EDITOR Does O..S Ewna r1!11iv go to p1ec:a In a real-WI! anerga"lq.I. In ~ <lOntrMt lO his rMn-ol«eel bnage on 'M -P.R., ~.TGM e Whlle Chad (star of the new 1V series. Hogen) doesn't exac:rly col· lapse into a ~ of jeUy In a aisls. he doesn't have nerves of iron. either. He's calm. CM:ts rationally, but, when the danger has passed, he falls to pieces. A couple of years ago, Chad lost his air tube while scuba-diving at 100 feet. Fortunately. another diver 30-feel away got C had's "distress" Off screen, he's no mon of steel. signal, came over to him , and they buddy-breathed from one mouthpiece as they swam to the surface. "Had I panicked," said Chad, "I would have drowned But I wasn't worth anything fOf a long time after 1 got back on top " J ust to prove that his nerve was still strong, though, he went right back down again the next day. FOR POU Y HOLIDAY, star of CBS-TVs F1o ~"'°"Md T...W. a.~ were boch born In .IMper. A&a., did tbet ~ .ar .. IMptre "'°"to loDow In ha looatepe? -P.R .• Brodaon. MMI. •No. 1 wish 1 could say that she did. it would make a wonderfully heart-warming story. and I'm sure I could do a great job at mllklng It But the truth is, she had no effect on my desire to act She was a bit before my lime. All I can remember about Tallulah is that everyone was proud that she was from Jasper. FOR BERNARDS. ANN, Curator. Div of Eleciricity and Modem Phv*s. Smithsonian Institution, National Museum ol History and Technology What do you think wdl be the mo.c lnnovlltlYe and epec- tacuiar 8tep forward In ~. tor honM \IM, In the nat few decadee? -A.W., Idaho F.U., Idaho •In the near future. 1 think that the home-a>mputer terrnlnal wiU have an enormous Impact through the large amounts of Information that these devices will make available to us. FOR HELEN GURLEY BROWN. editor of Ca.mopolitan magazine What do WOllMft moet lll&e to ,_ about theM -,.,.? - W.M .• Grat F.U.. Mont. •They like to read what's weD written. The Ideas range all the way from artides about gorillas or the art of growing parsnips to the most sexy and romantic possi>UJHes. Young women now are weD Informed and care about everything. With our magaz:lne, they probably treasure most our emotional articles. PRO Senator Rkhard G. Luter (R .-lndlana) No covert actMty conducted by the C.l.A. may proceed without Presi- dential order. The President should Inform spedftc leaders of the Con· gress of his covert activity orders prior to the beginnings of such ac· tlvity. I recommend that the majori- ty and mlnortty leaders of both Houses and the ma)ortty and PRO Ano con CON Admiral Sc...wd TWMr. Dlredor, C.l.A. Certain facets ol lntdtgenoe colec - Hon are by their very nature risk- : aldng ventunes. By risks, I mean that either the lives and reputations of indMduah are at stake and/or tnal the pnsttge and posltk>n of the U.S .. wth respect toot.her nadons, c:oukl be endangend. W. mUll also recognize that ~ statutory mlnortty ·leaders of the Senate and HouM lnteJIJ- genc:e Committees should be lnfonned by the Presi - dent, as opposed to tM full membmhlp of as many as~ commitea, the current requnment. C.l.A. cowrt activity II the raponlibQiy of the President I but prior notice to key ~nal leaden II an appropriaN Condudonal ch«Jc and balance. Should C:0ngrett9 Have Prior Notice OJ All Oande9tlne Actlvltlea OJ the C.l.A Ouenea8? requirements kw fuJI and prior ConSJ mlori'\81 acx:a. to tntdlgence lnfonnadon wl haw an lnhtJling «· feet upon the ~of lndMdum. and orgmUia- tions to oooperate wth our country. (From AdnWal Turner's telltmony bdor-e the s.n.te s.lect Commi- t• on ln1911gence, • tugge...S to be wed bv the C.l.A.'s ~ d Pubic Affllln, H.b Hltu). t"'tttf••••uv. w• .v•••"••'""" ... ._,, ••. ..,..,..._.. ... ~••1 ••• ...................... r -,-·· •• .. r •···-·-.. r ··-~---· ' I • • • • • "I< ti~\ ( (I\ l'I I'-.. 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By ffiothew T ekulaky I n a Cdye at the L~ Angeles Zoo, two Andean condors are faced by " Learn of three zoo keepers The rnak condor wanders Into a cor ner, and suddenly two of the keeper:. are upon him While the thtrd keeper throw!> d butterfly net over the bird's head, the other~ grab him from both sides A ledther hood ~ pktced ov1u the bird's h'1ad, allowing tl1e bedk tu protrude nut through a hole ~ soon as the hood Is w.cured, the men let go and the bird b 011 Its own blinded Ir tilkes a few hi1llln9 Endongcued wlld/1fe •uch aa the •now kopord (left) and the mountain tapir ore lncrecuJng In number thanb to roo propogoUon program. Saving Out Wildlife d"~' the dyMmic prociess by whleh this Mpp.ln\ "In the l..00 ex hi>ll, you h.-tve ., hedlthy animal, U)UdUy In " family !fOup, and ttw v~11or will lk'.1ve , f Of " fi.e.ellng mo menl ur longer, o one-to one rel.a tlrJni.hlp with that animbl It moy bit '"" unly < hbnc1t to reall.l..e whdt a •Mrv1tlou11 thing It 1$ " Twenty yea~ ago, there were only 150 nene geese left In thf' world T udoy, thank!. largely to effom of progresslue zoos , there are more than 3,000 But for muny other endangered species. time ls running out -quickly. st'1JX dnd then lashl!S out to the ~Ide, right Into " large i.tump It ~erns a~ If Its ne<.k 15 going to br\'ak , but II lung~\ out ogaln, this llmli! bumping Into one of the keepers After a few more agonWny minutes, the kee~r~ finally ,ubdue th41! ueature and ldk" off the hood This wemlngly cruel ex\'rclse Is oc tudlly pan of a humanttMlan attempt to Sdve another type of ro11d,,,, the Ca/lfomla condor, which l'i ~r1ou,ly thrN1tened with extlnct1011 There are less than 30 California condors rll malnlng, of which th" I. A Zoo luu the. only one In captivity Nurnemus agencies lJre now lnvolwd In trying to tave the bird through ., program Involving propayatlon In captivity It Is hoped th111 the 'uccessful te11t1nu of the hood on the Andean condor will lead to thc.i use (A the device when ~pturlng and subduing CallfornU:t condors In thc.i wlld. Despite the dnngers Involved In trying to save rare and endangered species, scientists at the L.A 7.oo and at other root throughout th .. world are now, more I Mn ever lx!fore, working together to preserve anlma'9 o( all types ond from every comer of the g~ At present, many endangered anlllltlls mu1t be preacrved In z00t, but Or Warren D Thoma•, director of th41 L.A Zoo, caution• against looking at tOOt M the ultimate end, ''TM zoo it tlmply a waypolnt ," he eaya, "a march along the way to pru· ervatton Sooner or later, you're go Ing to have wlkteme11 Mtal that are aet a.Ade and aele, where theM anlmall c:an be ~ back Into the fffoclt«w TduWrv 11 o /rfflortt:t1 wn•r wha ipfldOIW• 1t1 ortki.t on onar oNJ no111rw 4 • ,AMll.Y wtllQ.Y, ~ n, - wtkJ " (Progre~lv11 l..f>f7> '>Ul.h "' the L A /.Of), tlie Bronx l (J<J, tl11e Nn tlo Ml 7n<> and San Diego Zoo rH>w ket'p Mll mals In area' that re'>t!mbkt their own natural envlrrmrrw nt ratlic>r thdn In t~~s J Th41! deKrlptlvv phMw "en<ltin yered ~le\" w~ not In the wxAbuldry unlll ., fntrly recent time F.ncouraged by " numtwr of enV\ron rnenl.lll and pro wlklllfe 9rr>ups, Cu11 ~1fe~ p.u..ed the flr')t E: nddn<Jered 'lpecle' .,nd Prvwrvnll'Jfl Act In 1964, two mufe sut h ix. b have fol lowed, the la\t .. nd 1111)')1 complet .. 1n 1 <J?J The ~t cuvli!rs hoth end<tn gered specie' (by deftnlll<>n, those In danger of extlr1ctlon lhf!Ju9hout all Of o skJnlflcant part o( tlwlr rirncJe) nnd tlue3tened species (th<)11(' llkvly to become endangered within the fore Mieable fururv) Several w mmon onl malt have olr"3dy benef1t .. c1 from en danyered species efforts the WfJJMrd , alllgatOJ, gray whale, kety deer, seo olter and eo1tem timber wolf B ut thouuh man IS w~lniJ to save? end3ngered nnlmnlt, II 11 man wh<J rendered them near ly (IXllnc:t lo begin wtth "We are now f&elng & shrinking world, Md much of this hat to do wtth the heAvy Impact ol the hand ol man on M lure." Thomas repom "How do ~ monva~ him to prOteci lhll plantt he llve1 on, which W4I know has very flnlw llmfta?" A key way to motivate people le by h•lplng them develop a true op· preclatlon of the animal kingdom. "I think that the basic antwer lo motivating people 11 through undentandlng," aeys Wllbam C. Con· way, director ol the Bronx Zoo. "ftf. tun ve•ra ego, there wu no t1gnlf1. Latin Amftrlco'• colorful and lmpt'rlkd -harpy l'ogle cant progrnm whats~vc>r for 1tw prewrw1llon of whales and dolphins Now th"'" b n major progr3m And this hhs corn.e about through humnn under1tandln~. the result of c>xC41p tlonal Kk>ntllk. re.earch that c3p lured public ln\Oglnatlon and by the work of the> yreot nquartunu , which exhibited wtl.!tles even kllf41r whales 11nd dolphln1 People yot to see that wholes and dolphtnt were creature• v~ry much like man him· Mlf, creatures that had fe.ellngs, that had ability, that could retp<>nd to dlf f cmsnt situations Zool have to buy time, tcll ldens, Mii under1tandlng " The ZOOI of today, Thomu lqta, aMllt people In ruchlng thla lcvcJ of undmtandlng. "Nothing apeakt quite to eloquently f0t wlktemcu and wild thtngt u the lfv. anlmel In a proper Mtting for people to lff and ap· preciate." And Or T H Reed, dlfcector ol the Natk>nal Zoo In Washington, D C .• 4>1nce ~v1n9 rdre and end<tngered spec1e<s I\ a w orldwide effort, It's Im portont thot we bit concerned with nnlmals fr om au over the world ttri<l not just those In lhe U S In nddltlon to the Clihfomlll con dor, here ore )()me other rare and end.,ngered animals that the L<>t Angeles Zoo and other ti><» are pro teclln~ through propagation pro grams l . The 901.den Uon marmoeet. a spectdc.ularly l.olored South Arrwrlean monkey There are at most 200 left In the wtld . and In 1978 ther4" wiere only 137 In zoos throughout the world 2. TIM Arablan orys, which ls believed to be the animal from which the le~nd of the unicorn wos de· rived (When viewed In pruflle, la two lcmg. polnteci horns appear at one ) In 196 7 there were three at the L A 7.l'><J Tlwre or\' now 29 and at most 200 In th4' world, probably all In captivity 3. Aothechlld'• mynah, from Ball, ell which 17 were hatched at the L A Zoo last IJ#ar The roo ~ working with the Indonesian Government to tel up ll pretetVe to reintroduce the birds to the wtld 4. The llNMlfttaln tapir. which b a rt '3tlve of the horM and rhlnoccr0t and ts found In the Ande1 of Peru and Ecuador. The t.00 haa dw only group of mountain tapir In the coun try &f\d ha• Men two successful blrtha In the last three yurt · 5. TIM enow leopud, which ls hunted for ill coat In the Himalayas of central Aila and hes been repro· duced al th4 zoo for the third year In a row The zoo ls working with ZOOt In San Franc:IKo and Clnclnnett to br"'ed tMM anlmall, of which there arc about 500 left In the wild. 6.1111e .... ...-.fromHew.1t. which has *n IUCCCMfutly railed and reintroduced to rhe wild Twenty ~·,.. ago thcte were only 160 ,_ ltft Now there ar• 3.000 ...., At 74, Henty Fonda Is in the Prime Time of Ufe By Suzy Kalter H enn; Fonda Is 74 years oki. His pace slows a bit ln the rain, and he wears a hearing aid. But put him In front al a camera and Fonda defeats age and time. He comes alive as Clarence Darrow, Young Mr. Llncoln. Mister Roberts and so many other Fonda characters we have ~n awed or delighted by over time. On the screen Henn; Fonda is quite capable of dropping 25 years off his age. And just to prove it, he plays a SO·year-old man in the upcomJng Hallmark HaU of Fame 1V special. Gideon's Trumpet (CBS. April 30) It Is the story of Clarence Earl Gi· deon. a drifter who was in and out of ,ail from the time he was a teen-ager. but who managed to affect the lives of every American dtiz.en and the en- tire legal system of the U.S. by his simple, pencil-written plea to the Supreme Court. Because al that plea, every American is now entitled &AIV ~ a a frequtnl oonlrf>uJor IO FN«. Y WUJa y to legal counsel if arrested for a crime. The ro&e ol Clar- ence Earl Gicleon Is hardly one ol the most majestic parts Fonda has played. But in his 90 or so films, the actor has enjoyed playing a diYe:rsity ol roles, including men un· like htmsel. wrm not Clarence Dar· row in person. or the theater critic I Fonda relaxing at ho~ shy superstar played in Crilk 's Choice ... sighs Fon- e.ta in his slow. modulated drawl (a reminder °' his Nebraska roots) wr wish I were. But I relish the opportuni· ty to get up there every night and be those people I'm not as intelligent or clever as they are. I'm really a shy per· son. It takes a script to get me to be those other peop&e. Mr. Gideon was not well educated or sophisticated lic.e many ol the men I haw played, but he is nonetheless fascinating .. Mr. Gideon's life was not an easy one. He'd already been conVlcted ol four small· time alrne:s when In 1961 he was charged with robbeng a board ing house Gideon asked f cx the state to proYide him with an anomey sance he was too poor to hire one himsd The state ol Florida did not provide anorneys In aJI legal cases. He therefore defended hlmsd but lost and went to prison. Bghteen months later he petitioned the U .S Supreme Court. exp&aining that his civil rights had been violated NOW THROUGH MAY 17 Despite the fad that there was a legal precedent (8dts v Bfady) that had aready determined that siates did noe have to prOYide lawyers. Gi- deon's case was heard And perhaps eYen m«e r~. Gideon won Though Fonda has so often played nob&e, idealistic heroes (such as the I courageous migrant w~er In The Gropes o/ Wrath ( 1940). Wyan Earp In My DorlJng C&emen11~ ( 1946) .. and the dear-sighted juror in Twe.~ A~ Men (1957)). off-screen he hasn't been Ill the vanguard of any movements -mainly bec:J,use ol his shyness -1 could never get up In front ol a group ol people and say what I was thinking My daughter Jane's good at that, not me " Speaking ol daughter Jane. Fonda says he doesn't necessariJy belleYe talent is inherited. WBut I do think it comes from osmosis." He hopes he's grven his kids good guidance as a father: "I lite to think Jane and Peter and Amy were well bfought up. They were taught not to hate people. That's the only Influence I've had on their integrity " Acting isn't all Hank Fonda finds bme for He paints lovely water col· ors when not wout w~lng .. Most of his subjects are home grown -vege· tables and flowers from the bcK:kyard ol his BeJ-Air mansion. He also gets honey from his own beehive. So fOI' Hank Fonda. life fW1 couldn't be busier -or sweeter ~ S. A' /C$A w~v~~G=~D ~y ~ ~COUPON IN PARTICIPATING AREAS. Weight Watchers has helped more ~pie lose more weight than any other weigtlt lo~ program. Thefe are <:NeJ 12. 000 Weight Watchers classes held each week in rhe U.S. & Conodo. THERE IS A ClAS5 NEAR YOU! 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Tile ~upcrh uphol.,tel) •'I ca~)' 10 care for. long-wcanng DuPont Antrnn• n)lnn. available in a wide 'IClct·rinn of color .. and Scorchgard• protected. of eour..c. And \ave al a dealer li .. 1cd hclow. The~ ~pecial ·K R 0 EH IJE R So pkk oul your tavonlc Kroehler piece' 'non. ~ price' will he offered for a limited time only. Sofa $497. loveseat $457. wait-Recliner $357. Chair and Ottoman $457. Queen-Size Sleep-Sofa $597 . ' , ·AN 1 r1.n· ,, 1t 1 r. •.JE.r l"U:P 'nun COuL I I t.1 I T : t J I I I '• '"' I ., • I 1 uor:tni 1 '' , [ • • I .. . ,. Getting ffiote for Yo.ur Home-Furnishings Dollat In inflationary times like these. it makes good sense to plan ways to do your furniture buying wisely. Here's how to get a headstart By R~yn Abrevoya m any people press the panic button when It comes to furnishing their ho mes And with today's dollars worth less. the anxiety can mount Planning ts the key. You need to determine what your needs are. And. in the case ol a first home. this wlD mean determining those needs accOfd Ing to family size -and then what your budget can spare Here are some guadebnes to help you be a smart home furnishings shopper. '"Wlndow·Sbop." Comparlson shopping sounds obvk>us, but it's essential when you're purchasing big -ticket ite ms F'lrst, go through maga zines and newspapers, and clip pic tures of rooms that appeal to yo u . Ne xt , check stOl'es for dlffe rencu In price. quaMty and service s , and browse past mod· el-room d15P'ays. Take a notebook aJong. so that. II you 5ee something you like, you can }ot down size, col· Of, style. price. Collect swatches of fabric and carpeting aJong with wall· paper and paJnt samp&es that appeal to you. f•..,_ to Loolc Fas. When buytng wood furniture, chedt fOf stur· dines& -try dOOB, draW0"5 and all m<>YabW parts. Tab'e and chair legs should be secwely ~ned and have relnf orcing comer-:block constructk>o. (Straight legs Me usuaDy 5'r<>ngl'J than curved ones A connecting crossbar or stretcher gtves added support.) Finishes should be smoofh. VertH~d wood furniture '5 as good as sol6d wood and ohsn better It mists warp· Ing, makes It posalble to match fine grain patterns and permit$ the use of Inlays -not poseib&8 wtth tolkt woods. VenMr •a wood "sandwtch" of up to MYCn i.yen be. dad 10- gether In a high·pra.ure pra9, tt. core of whtch ti tolkt lumber. When shq>paig, you .houid •lee> lnwsaglk fumlurc with •f>!lfONd « prinlftl wood IWfKea. Th9 pr-oc19 • UMCI to stmute• lbs ~ .,_...,. found on the m<>!.1 expensive. custom made furniture In selecting upholstery, a tightly woven fabric in a medium shade will wear 1he best and show the least soU &.amine a swakh undet daylight ond lamp light If the fabric is tightly woven, you should not see any light between the threads When buying carpeting, always gel a sample of your purchase On delivery, bend back both sample and carpet to see \f density and depth of pile match -to be sure you goC what you selected. o..J.Pwpoee. A boon for to- day's families, this kind ol furniture is almost taken f<:>' granted. But the smart buyer will recognlzie Its pk.ases. Loo&< fOf a chest with storage drawers that doubles as an end ~. modu· lar untts that fh around a sofa for sur· face use and storage or a connecting wood shelf between armoiret or taJI chests In a bedroom to double as a drasing tabM and/or a dak. If you don't t...ve a gum room, but have occ.ask>na) owmjghteri, a M.oep sofa can't be surpaaMd. Many companies Ml rnaactq pieces -one lta· lk>f*Y, the oet. opentiag Into • bed (for a~ eclOCIOC'nkel $100 to S200 more, depending on •> -to torm an aarectlYe l~ MntJ-room •· nu9rnml. &., A JI I •Wr' Wtwl l&lirtld out • IWtlble for thr ~ t..- ment or the d'Men's room. pre- PKked. put•ll·togtlher-yound fur. ..... hM become .......... Ind .n afford.hie Wily to furnW-1 .. --ol ... how. -In ..... IQ MllY al ....... You can UI "'"' ..... .rm c::h.n, caw. ........... . -~ dodl. 8 p ... Wlh bid, ~--. .... tcwed .... or setVeTS Many stores have spec~ departments wtuch fe.atute this attrac · live merchandl!M! When pwd\Mlng, check the disp&isy pwce for sturdmess ol construc1ion E~ru·Sa•I... C hances are you've a!rudy u~ your home'~ insulation But ~ you've OYeriooked your wind~. you may fl\155 our on potential sa"'ngs Whether you're try· ing to keep rhe heat 1n dunng the WUller or out during the summer, a good Idea is 10 use draperies insulaaed with an aayt1c. foam badung. You might hang a light cob-ed open· ~ve drapery between the insulated drapery and the w!ndqw On sunny day.,. open the insulated draperies to let in the sunshine The open-weave drapery a.l&ows adequate Jluminat>on, yet controls the cold air cun-enb flow. ing from the window. Keep both draperies drawn at night. The draperies should be floor·to-cei&ng In height and twa as wtde as the wtn· dow they COYef. A valance also restric:t5 vertical air cunents Cover a wooden valance box wtth urethane foam and fabric to match the dniiperies Only you wilt know that these home hunJsNng5 are uvlng you money. Pr•11ao.aJ Sentcee. Using the M7Vk:a ol a deconitor may save you time and money. Large depart· ment stotts ems*>Y In-store deco· raton who can ad\Me you at no coa. Some stores do charge a fee. which In bW arrangements you may enter Into You may be charged a consullmk>n Ju . which means the designer ks pa.Id a flat rate for his Of her advice and ex· peC15 nothing more A sb'ofght /tt means you pay for the designels ser· w:e and buy the fumiture at his or her cost A peramtoge basis means that the de:signet' s fee is absorbed by your furniture purcl\ase$ The designer does the buytng. aher consultation wtth you, and adds a perc.enmge to the cost ol the furniture When your designer does the buy1ng, make sure that any fwniture that arrlYeS dam· aged may be returned. w-~ 11 ....... O.dda. You can save c~ when you buy from one ol the ~ national fur. niture chains that buy In huge quan· ~.You select from qualty, brand· name fumltun! and, ~ you have the me.ans, transport the fumMute home yourseW Should you want II delY· ettd, there Is an addtrlocial ~. tf you don't went to pay cash. sonw oudm also arrange for credit. F....._w a..rw. C.. 111a. These oudets may proWie a good 50'.uce for that fumilurc "ftnd." Such centers are connected to a parene store, which periodlcally dun illl fur. Nl\n for sale. You can expect to see samples of dilcontinued '"-5 Of a fur· nlluN *"' that simply hasn't add and muR maM way for MW p69ca. Mcrd\andtse marMd "• .... '°"""" lndkata some~·· A..._. ....... .. any~ Clft1'G wll P'*" out the f1-w, V II Is not abW:>us. ~ lludy the prtc. Ind ~ tk>f\ tllgl. Wlwn ~·,. ~!9 for uphol- ~ gooda, "'*"fort.Iv~ fabrtc .,..... •• Of .......... ,.... " .... In • fabrtc. It Qfl prot.bly be .qlp9d wlh ~ ...,., proWled .. " In .., lncxMllS*1MM .-.. Nicka Of tcnlct.ton •wood tr.mrmn be191d In or toud'9d up . c .... ~-. ,,..d • .._ w. wtet.few~ not~ - to a kncJwil dgl al the Oed CU~t " .., llm end CiNfuJ .... ... ... ...... ,..,. .... ,..,.,~ ....... _.,, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Reg.: 11 mg "1•:· 0.8mg1ucot1nt-Metl. · 11 mg "tar:· 0 7 mg nicouneiY. Plf c1g111nt. FTC ""*1 D1c"79. i .. I flMJLY WEEKLY CJ3eauty- <¥'%u Hair I With Personality- Yours What do your hair color and hair style reveal about your personality? Take this quiz and jlnd out. Then, follow this expert advice on how to put more of your color personality Into your hair, makeup, wardrobe and total beauty look. \ 2 W ~~· h~ teD others about you? You may be surprised at how psychok>gjcally revealing it actually is Just take a look at the six models on this page and you 11 get six totally dif - ferent impressions from the hair alone Some of these looks may c.ome across as soft and casual, o thers more authoritative. With the help of color expert Nancy Walker. president of Color Counsel· ors, lnc , a Olicago-based consuJting firm . and psychol- ogist Dr. Judith Waters of Fairleigh O\ckmson UnlveTSi- ty. we've put together a quiz that will teU you more reveal- ing facts about your ha1r. All you have to do is to look at these six models and choose the hair color and hu style you like best. It doesn't nec- essarily have to be your own hair color or present hair style. Don't even try to asso· date them with anyone or anything dse. Just choose those that you think would make you feel happ6est and write the numbers on the lines below. Your color and style choices ~n be on dlf · ferent models; they don't have to match up. Try not to let the models' faces Influence your decisions. ln fact, you may even want to cover the faces with your finger as you decide. Tum to pages 16 and 17 to see what your choices reveal about you. Then tum to page 14 to see how to put together your own personal color scheme for your hair, makeup and wardrobe. My FIMris .._ Colorla __ _ ~ F..,_. tWr 5tv1e1a --- P:AMILV wmcLV, .... II, -• II fA MJ LY WEEKLY CJJeautJ l1.:.,c,16u -~ .. Color Balancing - Which One WorksforYou? Generally speaking, your wardrobe colors should harmonize with your hair and skin tones. To find your own personal color scheme, remember this: Warm hair colors with golden or r!ddish undertones. like those of the first three models. look bener with cooler. muted wardrobe colors -green. blue and violet Ashen hair colors with no reddish or golden undertones. like those of the last three models. look bener with warmer wardrobe colors -red. pink and yellow. Brighten up pale skin with warmer hair colors and peach and pink makeup shades Tone down rosy complexions with earth-to ned makeup and ashen hair colors. Let this guide help you 1 GOlDEN BLOND: Play up the rosy slow of your hair and complexion and keep your overall look soft with cool pastels like this pretty powder blue Avoid warm colors, especially yellow, orange and red These tend to be overpowering for your hair and skin and can create a brassy, hard look. Best fashion colors : Neuttala: Oatmeal. brown, grayish-beige. Pastels: Aqua. ice blue. soft green. Brights: Watermelon pink and bright turquoise Deept: Charcoal-brown. dark gray, hunter green Muteds: Denim blue and heather. 2 DARK AUBURN: You need fashion and makeup colors that tone down and balance out your overall rosy. v1bran1 look. like the earthy beige color this model is wearing Peach and apricot also tend to be flattering Avoid reds which Intensify the red 1n your hair Best fashk>n colors: Neutrals: Ivory. cream. beige Pastels: Peach. apricot, yellow. aqua Brights: Violets. bnght blue. lame green Deeps: Hunter green. dark brown. charcoal gray. Muted•: Copper. heather, sea green. 3 MEDIUM BROWN: You are an excep- tion to the general rule Even though your hair colonng IS warm. your overall look 1s earth-toned. and you have a tendency to look sallow So you need to create a warmer. brighter look You look remf1c in the soft. warm pastels such as thts pale lemo n yellow, or you should wear brights such as orange or red Avoid strong shades of purple or the yellow greens such as chartreuse These tend 10 wash you o ut Best fa.shk>n colors: Neutrals: White. dark brown, camel. gray Pastels: Lemon yellow. J)e<lch and apricot. Brights: Red. orange. bright navy Deeps: Ch.ncoal. deep brown and mulberry Muteds: Denim blue. grape and bnck 4 LIGHT ASH BROWN: Choose fashion and makeup colors to play up your low- 'keyed coloring. Warm pastels like this pretty pink keep your overall look subtle. M uted colors such as misty violet and brick are also good choices. Avoid strong colors that tend to overpower you, especially purple shades such as magenta and fuchsia or yellow green such as chartreuse. Best fashion colors: Neutralt: Khaki. smoke brown, putty gray. Pastels: Aqua. apricot, pink Brlght1: Reds and bright blue. Deeps: Wine, navy, dark brown and charcoal. Muteds: All. especially misty violet. brick and salmon. 5 BLACK: Choose bright colors like magenta to play up your own dramatic col- oring. You need strong fashion and make· up colors to create a balance between your dark hair and pale skin. If you choose pastels, choose bright clear ones. Best fashion color1: Neutralt: Black and white Brights: Magenta. fuchsia, ruby red, turquoise and jade green. Deep: Burgundy and dark brown Mutech: Misty aqua and brick 6 LIGHT ASH BLOND: Keep your over all look light and airy Choose. f ash1on col· ors in light pastels like violet or neutral shades -especially neKt to your skin and hair Avoid colors that contrast too drastically with your own fair colonng Stay away from yellow greens. whkh may make yo u look washed out Best fashion colors: Neutrals: W hite. pale beige. cream. ivory and camel. Paste.la: Pink. Vlolet. aqua. mint green and apricot Brights: Bnght blue and raspberry pink Ottps: Charcoal gray. navy and deep purple Muteds: Heather, misty blue (continued) ow from Clairol a physical fitness plan to get-and keep-your hair 1n s ape. If you answered yes to even one of these questions-better get into condition.• Clairol's simple. two-step physical fitness plan for out-of-shape. flabby hair. Here's h ow it w orks: Alter every sham- poo (try Clairol's condttion• Shampoo), use protein-enriched condition• 11 Instant After. Shampoo Treatment. condition* n goes to w ork instantly on the surface of each hair strand, leaving Get into con your hair more supple. tangle-free. A nd 1t ts 99°o otl-free. too. It nnses clean. So your hatr 1s easier to comb. Easier to manage Then. for seriously troubled hmr. twice a month use condition• Beauty Pack- Cla1rol's 30-mmute beauty treatment. This intense pro fessional treatment 1s formula- ted to penetrate deep mto damaged areas. After iust one treatment. Beauty Pack's rich emolUents bnng body, bounce and glow back to even the most damaged hair. There you have it. Physically fit hair. Full of body, bounce, shine. From now on this is the shape you will want your hair to be in. ~~~~~i~iij.,-..-• .a.conditlod fltneaa tip: When hair is wet and tangled. it's more vulnerable. Avoid putting ex- cessive stress on it by using a wide-toothed comb: FAMILY WEEKLY CJJeauty- ~96u What Your Hair Color Reveals About You come along to dampen yoUr c:are- free spirit, no one knows It but you Y our fun-loving nature usually pots 5 MEDIUM DARK BROWN: Yours is a deeper, richer shade, mo re defi nite, earthier than the lighter ash brown above. Your penonality reflects this in your confident, 5eCUre nature. You're drawn to the outdoors and love sports -particularly winning at them. Peo- ple admire your ability to organlz.e and keep things running smoothly. Y ou may have chosen a hair color different from your own -and that's per- fectJy all right. If you chose it, you like it, and when you read the descriptions below, you may find that it's a better indicator of your true personahty than your own color. If this Is the case, you may want to consider a color change -as subtle or as dramatic as you like, depending on the image you want to project. For more information on ways to bring out your true halr·color personality, tum to page 14. Even if you're happy with your own color, you can pick up some ideas on how to make it better. 1 DARK AUBURN: Like your distinctively beautiful hair color, your trademark Is individuality. There's nothing timid about you. As a rule, you don't wait for things to happen, you make them happen. You play your lucky hunches and take the chance every lime. If you didn't, life wouldn't be nearly as much fun. You're kindhearted and trusting but ambitious enough to usually get what you want. Others admire your spirit. 2 UGITT ASH BROWN: Y our hair color Is soft, subtle and earth-toned. You, too, have a peaceful, down-to-earth outlook on life. You never come on strong but manage to make yourself heard in your usual gentle ma~er. Most peo- ple see your modest, quiet side, but, underneath, you're brimming full of creative ideas. You're just selective with whom you share them. You treasure things of sentimental value as well as the sentimentalities of romance. When you're not with family and friends, you enjoy your private moments. 3 GOLDEN BLOND: Y our warm, golden hair color draws people to you. They seem to instinctively know that you're a good listener. and they will go far to seek out your always sympathetic ear. You care deeply about those you love and are faithful to friends. Your loved ones find comfort ln being with you. An uncurable romantic, you love vlohns, candlelight, soft pastels and ultrafeminlne clothes. You tend to see the rosJer side of life and spend dream time wishing everyone did. 4 UGHT ASH BLOND: Your sunny, light hair color reflects your bright and sunny per- sonality. This wlns you lots of friends who admire your breezy style and outgoing friendliness. You like change and are curious to try new It• '1AllllLY WHKLY. Ajlfll 17. ,_ things. This makes you a trend setter among your group. You're basically an optimist, but if dark clouds do you in the center of activity, which should come as no surprise because It's almost impossible for you to pass up a party. Wash that 9ra/ Gray hair can make v.ou feel so old. Okay. So you've got some gray. You OO(icc it every time you look in a mirror. And you know ir juc;t makes you look older. Well, that's why we make loving Care Color-lotion. Loving Care is different. It gets rid of ju.sr the gray wirho1.d changing your natural color. And without a hassle. Lov~ Care is easy. Even for beginners. Pick the shade that's closest co your own natural color. Then just put it on, leave it on, and wash it off. Loving Care h as no ~roxide or ammonia. Unlike ocher haircolorings, loving Care contains absolutely no peroxide. So there's no permanent color change. ln fact, if you ' change your mind, it wears ouc gradually (about six shampoos). ,._, WUIN.Y, ~ 17, -8 ll 6 BlACK: Yours is the deepest, most dramatic hair color -rich In exotic beauty. You also have an innate love for drama and a touch ol the mysterious. You set very high standards for yourself and tend to be highly selective. When you want something, you go after It with pas- sionate energy -and you usually win. You like pampering yourself. What Your Hair Style Reveals About You F or a true picture of what your hair is really saying about you, be sure to read the descriptions of both your color and style choices together. Of course, what you like and what your hair actually will do can involve some compromises. And Loving C-are has no ammonia either. So ic even smells gentle. Loving Care adds body and shine to your hair. le actually makes your hair look thicker and fuller. So if you wane ro loolc younger, even feel younger, wash that gray right outta your hair. With Loving Gue. Only Oairol has anything like it. With __..,,_Clairol Loving Cant Color-Lotion. • Turn 10 page 20 10 get a better idea of what styles will and won't work fo r your ha1t . along w11h styhng 1nstruc- t1ons for the new spnng ha1r styles you see on our models 1 GIBSON GIRL: The precision wori< that wenr into thLS harr style shows someone who never does anything halfheartedly -n's all or nothing. and it had better be perfect Your dexterity with your ha11 indic.ates that you have other talents You're well organiz.ed. yet you like to remain fle1dble -and thlS includes having the option of wearing your .\air up or down. Changing your fashion Image gives you a lift. 2 CURLY: If you would rather wear a casually curly style like this one. you probably have a breezy, CcUefTee spuit to match. You're not very concerned with the formalities of life In fact, you're probably happter wearing your favor- ite pair of .ieans than a dressier look Even your style of entertAmmg tends to be warm. fnendly and casual. 3 SOFT and CURLY: Just as your hair Is controlled with a soft set and a little hair spray to keep the curls in place. you've also got everything in your Ufe under con- trol. You move smoothly from one task to anothei and seem to ac- complish everything with great ease -a sign of your efficiency. 4 LONG: You take great pride In your hair to keep It silky and luxurious-looking. But you en- joy luxuries and know how to take care of them once you have them. You tend to like to wear your hair down rather than pulled up. This suits you best because you also like to "let your hair down" with friends and thoroughly enjoy yourself. 5 VERY SHORT: Short hair suits your Intensely active life. You don't have much time. and you certainly don't want to waste any wonylng about your hair. You want to feel secure in knowing that It's In control and looks good all day -without much fuss. You have everything else In your llf e In control and your hair Is no exception. Because you manage to accomplish many tasks In a day, others have a lot of conf\dence In you. 6 BLUNT Cllf: There's a touch of the exotic -an oriental look about your hair sty'8, which complements your own flare foe drama. However, thls never gets In the way ol your goals. And you have many. The blunt bne ol your hair sty\e Indicates that you'N wry hank In your optnlons. Some may even call you high-powered but you always protect an appealing femininity. Your hair never gets In your way, though It always looks good and stays In place. (conllnunJ ~YWlllCl.Y,Al'tlf7, -•t7 Q 1980CLAIAOL INC I did 1t w1lh Miss Clairol ~ the natural-looking ha1rcolor and natural 1s what I care about most' That's why I picked Miss Clairol And am I glad I did' Now my hair is my "best feature·· Instead of looking dull and lifeless. lhe color is fresh and young. the gray completely covered Who needs gray? It's so aging What's more. the Color-Hold conditioning that comes 1n every package makes my hair feel just as soft and natural as it looks! Now when I catch a glimpse of the new me in the mirror. I wonder why I wailed so long. ~ ~~~Jci.o-ffytmg! --e.:. The natural-looking haircolor with Color-Hold9 Conditioning Shampoo. If you have questions about haircoloring, call the Clairol Consultants toll free 800-223-5800. (In New York State, call collect 212-644-2990) Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m .. Eastern Time, Continental U.S. only. FAMILY WEEKLY C/Jeauty ~GJbu ls Your Hair Color Right for You? T he right hair color can brighten your whole face. And that makes you feel more attractive and confident. If you chose a different hair color from your own in the quiz on page 13. it may be that your own color is giving you an entirely different image than the one you want to project. According to celebrated beauty authority l.es!ie Blanchard, your hair color can create im- portant first impressions. For example. softer, lighter hair colors tend to project an overall friendller image; too vivid or bright a color c.an create a forbidding look Even if you llke your present hair color. it ma9 look dull and drab. Mr. Blan- chard, who counsels women everyday in his New Yori< salon, The Private World of Leslie Blanchard, says that any color change, whether it's subde or dramatic, depends on your own natural hair color plus your skin tones. (See the accompanying chart for your best skin tone and halr-color options). Here, Blanchard tells' you how to get the color look that's right for your personaUty. 1 lf you choose auburn, there are plenty of options - from deep auburn to a soft Irish setter red or even red- dish blond. Avoid too bold a red which can give a harsh look. Check the chart above to see if auburn Is right for your skin tones. lf you're a redhead whose .color is fading, enrich your own color by going a Uttle lighter or darker. You c.an easily change your present color to enrich fading color with a shampoo formula haircoloring that colors and conditions in a single step. 2 & 5 If you chose either shade of brown , you're probably already a brunette, whose earth-toned hair complements your skin tone and eyes. If you're a deeper brunette who wants a softer, lighter look, it may be that your own dark coloring is overpowering your face and features, giving a heavy, severe look . Use a one-step shampoo formula halrcoloring In a lighter shade than your own. If you're happy with your coloring but find that It's fading or graying, you can easily brighten it with a non-peroxide hair- coloring that gradually washes away. It won't lighten; It just makes your own color richer and shinier. 3 & 4 There are all degrees of blondness, from · lighter to darker, In golden and ash shades. If your own ha.Ir color Is light brown or lighter, use a sham- poo formula halrcoloring to achieve any blond shade you want that lightens and colors In a single step. If your hair is darker or has red undertone~, you'll probably need two- step blondlng -first a lightener, then a toner. These are available as kits. If your hair Is medium brown or lighter. you can add sun- ny highlights with a frosting kit -as little or as much as you want -to frame the face with lightness, giving an overall softer, friendlier look. 6 Deep, rich black hair, shining with blue-black lights wtll give you a dramatic look. Choose a one-step shampoo formula halrcolorlng In a black or deep, rich br<>Wn shade to give your face a lighter, high lit glow. If your hair la naturally black but looks dull and ashy or Is graytng, use a non-peroxide halrcolortng In the shade closest to your own. It's generally not a good Idea to go this dark If your own hair color Is very light or If you are gray. It's often too harsh for the skin. Special Help for Gray Hair Gray can be pretty, but you should keep your hair shorter, ln a breezy, casual style. If It's too "set'' looking, It can make you look older, matronly. If you chose to cover your gray, It's generally best to stay wtth bghter shades that are more flattering to your lighter sktntones. If you're happy with your gray, you can minimize muddy, yellow tones with a non-peroxide gray-enhancing product. (continued) ,AMILY WUKLY, ~ '1, .0 • 1t Ch rt Yi a our H · Col t Yi air or 0 our Sk' Ti m one A colo< change can be very subtle. yet make all the difference in how you look and feel. Let your complexion and personal preference guide you to finding your true colOf Identity The chart below can help you decide SUI TOME VEJIY rAU rALE I llOSY IAllOW R.DMI llAC« Special Malte sk.n wanner Tone oowo pink BnQhten olive or Tone clown The dal'lcer With QOIOen hair Skin wtth ashy yellow slon wttll reddish Sj(IO me sion. the Advice color. avoid ashy subdued hair color hgtllei, bnghter hJll #1111 ~ tiair deeQe! and wanner and very pale color. avoid di ab color. avoid too the hair color bklflC! shades. ashy colots and red a color shQild be. avoid pale blond sh.lde!. ashy shades Best e Lrgllt golden • Pale to ashy • Dark golcjef1 • Sandy 10 ~ Son aotJurn Color to honey blonds blondS blond ash blond • Reddish Blond • Ugfltto e Ugllt to daf1' • uont 10 • Ricllgolden Choices to golden medl1111 asll golden browns medlll!1 ash browns auburn browns browns • Light to deep • Muted wbums • Deel>. ncn • Muted aut>utn • BwOl"OY golden browns brunettes browns • Deep brunette (if natural hair Color IS darll) • FAMILY WEEKLY C/Jeauty 1¥'GJ6u finding Your Personal Style H ere, super-hair stylists John and Suzanne Chad- wick help you find the style that's right for your hair and show you how to do the new spring styles seen on page 13. 1 (Glbeon) What's needed for this neat 1940-lsh look is shoulder- le ngth, coarse hair -the coars- er the better, to hold the hair In place. If you've got fine. silky hair, try for a tighter roll or try pulling your hair into a simple braid. To atyle: Separate front and skies from the back. Set hair away from the face on medium-size electric rollers. at fTont and sides. use large rollers wound backward at the back Unroll For hair that moves softly, but knows its place. Soft Hold. The new choice from final Net; The latest style of f1nol Net is also the softest. New Soft Hold. Looks soft. Feels soft. And If It weren't for its beautiful control, ')X>u 'd almost forget it was there at all. So for hair that moves softly. but always knows Its place ... make the move to new Final Net Soft Hold. and brush hair forward Front and sides aie rolled back on a rat and bobby-pinned in place Roll hair In back into French twlSt and pin in place. Tuck stray ends in with tip of a rattail comb. A spntz of nonaerosol hair spray helps keep it all In place. 2 (Curly) This is a good looi< for naturally curly or permed hair. It's not a good idea fOf straight hair Permed hair especially needs an aher-shampoo conditioner when you shampoo and a deep penetrat- ing conditioner twice a month To style: No setting as requ11ed. After shampooing, towel dry hair to gel the moisture out. Let hair dry naturally, using your fingers as a comb to heJp push curls in to place. Use a curling iro_!I for the finishing touches. 3 (Soft & Cwtv) This is a good looi< f Of hair with some natural body and bounce. Here. the hair is blunt cut with some la yering at the crown and sides to give extra fuJJ. ness. U your hair is fine, extra condi- tioning with an after-shampoo condi- tioner can help the curl hold. To : Part hair, set o n large electric rollers a . Unroll. Brush into waves. S prlu-.. ............. hairspray. 4 {Long) The simpllc:ity of subtle waves ls a good idea for long straight hair. A fa.st set with electric rollers gives you the extra fullness you need. If your hair is fine and silky, extra conditioning after you shampoo will help hold the waves. To style. Wash and blow diy hair. PuJI hair up Into a ponytail, keeping hair around the head taut and sleek. Di- vide ponytail Into sections. Section olf small amounts of hair, comb smooth and roU each smaJI section on a large hot roller, piling the roUers on top of your head like a pyramid. Spritz light- ly with hair spray. Unroll and gendy shake head to loosen the set; brush. 5 (Short) S hort hair styles are only as good as the cut; that's why it's Important to gel the best money can buy. To ltyle: No setting Is required. Wash, condltlon and towel dry hair to remove moisture. While hair Is still damp, blow dry, feathering It around your face wtth a brush or yow fingers. Be sure to use a deep-penetrating conditioner at least once a month for body and more control. 6 (Bhlnt) If your hair Is coarse and straight or ftne and sil<y. this sty• was made for you. 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I /flee the keen search for an Item well hidden - You'd think that its purchase was some- how forbidden. When behind a slow shopper, my basket's pushed faster; I hardly need say I feel good when J'ue po$$ed her. Yes, euen when waiting In line at the checkout, You 'd~ me lean over -yes, sticking my neck out - To~ (it's a stunt I am often repeating) The odd sort of food stuff that others ore eating, Then note on the register, gladly I stoy .for It, The dollars and c.ents that those glut· tons must pay for it. You go to a boll game, a party, a moule, 111 go to the market -I find It more groooy. -Richard Armour A scraggly man In a soiled T ·shirt was sprawled on his sofa watching 1V. His wife came In and sakl bitterly, "I don't know why I ever married you. You look just like a bum." The man peered at his wife and wtth great Indignation replied, "Oh yeah? And who, J ask, brings home the unemploy· ment checks?" -Dorothea Kent Klett ... 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ROASTED TROUT IN BACON 1h cup ~c•te.nhlH -..c« 2 ,..,...,_ llllnced onloa I ta~ lnM>l'I jldc.e l 1alllpOOft .... l ~ minced prtlc 3 (11~ ... eech) draeed trout Of CJd)er lnn-lahed llh 9 '""' beccM\ l . Combine all ingredients ex· cept fish and bacon; mix well Brush Woroestershlre mbcture in · side and out of fish . 2. Place &h In a buttered baking pan. Score skin with sharp knife In two or three places and top with bacon strips. 3. Bake In preheated JSC>°F. oven 40 to 45 minutes or until fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Baste often with pan juices during ~g. Makes 6 lenlings CHINESE CHICKEN WfiH PEANtrrS • chlcbn .__.., epUt l,\c;up~ol 2 ~ (6 oa. Meh) eJlced m-"roorm, dru-1 l cup dwnd .,_ onlone 14 c;up~h 2 lute c1ove9 prlk, minced 84 t..ipoon IJ'ound ..,._ o. I -.pooa chopped freeh ....., o..h~peppcr ~ c;up .,, ••• Of pencab .. "' all> llO¥ --l c.., .... ,..... "' cup dry dMrTy l . Bone chicken; remove skin and ~ut Into 1-lnch pieces . Heat vegetab&e oU In large skillet ; add chicken and brown. I . To "'1llet add mushrooms and ~uld, green onions, com· starch, gark, ginger, pepper, mo&as.a and soy saucc..- S. Cook, t1ntng und lhJchened. Cove; cook over low hut 10 minutes, tdrring occasionally. Add p.anw and sherry; heat . Sew with nee. Maka 8 Mnlfngs Attention men: Recipes to make You A Gourmet Cook STEAK DIANE 2 (6 lo 8 Ollt. uchl bone6eM a.b « tlrloin ...... 2~-buttuo. ~ f ~ D ~ bnndif Of cognac 1 ~ "°" Worcatenhlre Muct' Chtw Butter• l. Trim the meat well, pound with a meat mallet or rolling pin to about l/•·lnch thick. 2. In a large skillet, melt the but- ter Add the steaks; cook, turn- ing once. abow 2 minutes on each side. Add the brandy; flame by igniting with match. 3 . Sprinkle Worcestershire sauce over steaks. Spoon chive butter over meat. 4. Serve steaks with pan juices on heated platter. 5. Recipe may be doubled Cook no more than three steaks at a time In a large skillet. Maw 2 portions •Chive Butter. Cream 2 table- spoons softened butter with 2 teaspoons chopped chives. BEER BREAD 3 cupe ---rtltnt lour Of 4 cupe blilcutt mill 3 tabftpooM eupr l 12..-. botde Of can of beer l . Put flour or biscuit mix Into large bowl: add beer and mix thoroughly. 2. Spread In a greased 9 x 5 x 3-inch loaf pan. 3. Bake In preheated 375°F oven for 45 to 60 mt.nutes or until done. Makes 1 loaf MEDITERRANEAN MINESTIIONE 1-. ................ .............. s...--- 1 c..i (JI~.) tom It CM .. ,... ........ I 1rl 1 ........ ..,. ........ .. \4 c,.. ~ ct....s ,..., t•hq' saw.,.. lY, 'II" D Del Mii -- cnllbed "' II Mf WR tro.d bledt ,..... ldo.-tllrlkowhwl Jc..-...S~ I c-.e ...S Clllry 4c..-__... ....... ,_.(II-.> 1,..t Jll (9 oa. Mdl) ._ ........... .._ .... II .... ..... l . Pl8c.a IOUp bones In .. flMM. Y WlllU.Y, ...,. 17, 1.a a • soup pot; add water Brng to a boll. sAcim surlace of Uquid , if dsed 2. Add tomatoes. onions. pars- ley, sak. basil leaves, pepper and ~ 3. Bring to a boa again: reduce heal. cover and slrrUTM!.f 1 hour 4. Add CMTOCS and celery; cover and simmer 112.hour &anger or until meat Is fork tender 5. Re:rncwe bones from pot T nm meat from bones; disc«d bones and return mea 10 pot. 6. Return soup to boiling, add 4 ~ uncooked macaroni and 2 packages frozen green beans. stir until 90Up returns to boling 1. Simmer. covered. 20 to 25 minute$ longer or until macaroni Is tender 5(W occaslonaly Senie ~ grated Parmesan cheese. Malta 10 llO 12 sovings or 2 dinnen. 4 to 6 terVlngs each HOW TO FLATTEN YOUR STOMACH -· .> -· .... .... ..... .... .... ... .. ... .... .... ... ... ... 4 .... . A flat, firm, youthful stomach. You want one -everyone does. And now you can have one, thanks lo a new book, FLATTEN YOUR STOMACH, by the Editors of Consumer Guide. This book will show you how 10 help flatten your stomach in four easy steps -steps that can help to make you healthier, more self-confident, attractive and comfortable. 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For ewry fa miJ\r, a country plac~ • farm 10 grow trnh food woodstows to chaw win1~r's chlll solar equipment ~mills ol courw no nulliH It's "" ~Ahn9 Vision lor SOf!M! Bur fOf ~? No It could bnng a Nght.Jaatt hdWft of anpped forHts. crowded W\I demess. sanlc poOut>on. and soc:ul ctiangn fNI Americans a r#: ready for Ar~ yoc.:J Solt aterw: a..d fact.. Solar enerw-ttraigtu &o.. ttM -· UadirectJv from Mnda ..tet -•er. or 5Cond up In .,,_.s (liJl.e wood)~ ctw ··eo/1 potlt" that iOftW prefer to "honl" technc>togja of oil. ,.s. co..&. a.d ~' powa. We'~ a.cited about the ~etiti~ of aol.ar powa'. too, .net -.e'rt........, a.-4 to ..._It~ with direct. dfidntt conw:rlllon of wnUghc into d«tTkiql. But "practical" i•'t ''pojtt1_" flbnn of fact. "th~ 110jt t«liltOloggu' cur~ lftO)I ~ coorw Jn llO~ ~ titan I~ oo~rcfoilizird diwa.K ;· -rn• Rodaick Nash, • Univasify of C.tlfomia pro#n.sof of h15'0f'\I &n.d ftW'lronmental studies. "It moy b(' on ~,_-orl~tolly ~nd ollnnolnli" but I/ the wmd d~sn 't p1<lc up Im UJlung •ht' bus IO Toledo · 0.. ol ... es. Take Windm1lh ··1-o, mou than a /t't.t' po<tur.-squ~ u rt1f 1v1c-:. w r l'04Jndf'd by tulip Meis IMX.lld be n+>+>dPd 10 9('rlerale o meaningful amount o f poi.wr. l'TQf Nash StJYS 10 be efte<11Ye ··101 ... ~b o/ rtw> mod11nr1 would haw to be placed "rn exp<>l4!d. highlv vmble loeotlmu such o~ rid~ lint'' ond th«' shor~1 o( CKt'On5 and lokfos If o(Jshor~ 01/ rigs otf.-.ld. con o mu<h ~f'Olf'• num~ of wtndm1/ls ~ OY1V tw.-111>r?" Wh.tt abour using rhe sun for large Kale ~r gerwrort0n? Ir would involve ""thOY1ands al squorr n11/es <>/ olumrnum glou. plot.ti<" and fitJe.rglou gleoming en 1/w iu11slitrw · IJ.lood"> Prof Nash s numbers a9"11n say no If 1tw eastern US tned to lwe. "l"Uf'n at a lowrr sJondord. •)fl ent"rgv ger1t'rOIN bv fin-wood (that I U'OUld n~:m the rnd w1rlun o /C'W generohons of the .-oslrm fore> SI No~ a '*I-.. Prof. N.llh,....... -11w'"'" """'and hicoud/'fll CMft C..,.. i. UUllL Now tc'1 ....&« a I~ Ww t.hlnd Gae. C..,. 0... "A •"fk ~ /edlily °""""'"' ~ "'-o ~ "''~ -w ,,,-. ottk a Mlldt ~·he 90Ces. TM...._.._ c:hokc ii apeddy •"llh • 1he E.uc. he ..W.. whett wt&clerw i• akffldy dwla 1111-.. .... few.._.. Tt\at's the r~ of ··~, f'fW.'r9Y··- m.usiw. often unsightly pro,ects But the dre.tm 1s ap puling JMrdy btt.auw It sums unal-9C8W llnd 'PfUd out, ha.e another lant•"' ol the back to-nature mowo mt"lll~l.yowsdf famdnt b ~ Virt to fjw e\lefY Anwrican family of foor a 40-acrc farm would take more l.tnd-indudwng descrls and moun ta1ns -than there is In all of ~ ~ 48 mainland 5'ates And such a ~ogram would su~ly mun eood· byie. ~ &sldes. ~t about people~ like -_ .. t" •-,~~~ ,· . '~I\ "' ;,.J • • ' \ ~ ~,~/ t r, ~ ' I ~., ' 1 : .. ~ • ' ' f C1fles. 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Norman Cousins asks, "If negative emotions produce negative chemical changes in the body, wouldn't the positive emo· tions produce posit ive chemical changes? ls it possible that love, hope, faith. laughter, confidence and the will to live have therapeutk value?" "The abUity to laugh and be humor- ous helps set up a therapeutic situation for a lot of people," says Dr. Dale Pear- son , a. professor of social work at Brig ham Young University. "I think positive emotions do help with recovery." Pearson, who often counsels stu- dents, has fo und that he frequently uses humor as a therapeutic tool. "Humor Is a great leveler. It tends to make pro fessional people more human," he notes. "And laughter has a way of taking the sting out of things; It's often a way of communicating that the real world Is not as tough and dreadful as it seems." So perhaps a chuckle a day keeps the doctor away. Only Amusements What do you do when It's midnight, you don't want to scare yourseH with your latest thriller, and late-night TV just Isn't up to snuff? Answer: You leaf through Solitaire: Aces Up & 399 Other Cord Gomes (Pantheo n paper· back) and learn to play Captive Com· manders, Seven Devils and Carlton. M d may boredom never strike again . Or, If the prospect of a stretch of time alone leaves yo u with an urge to FAMILY WEEIUl' TM H•••l»P# Mt,.tlM ,,......,. .... , ...... Motton Fr.,..k lb ..... v., ....... DnetDr Patliok M. Uni~ lb90Utl!! ..._, Arthur Cooper __ In THE In days of old , migra- tory birds were thought to be on their way to another planet But today, bird re- searchers use elaborate maps and computers to keep track of the seasonal flight paths of our feath- ered friends. "Changes in migration .patterns -help biologists identtly areas where the environment has become Ul -suited for people and other forms of wildlife." explains Bill Bauer, manager of data processing at the Office of Migratory Bird Manage· ment at the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service. Bird watchers keep their eyes on their flocks by banding individual birds. first recording infor· mation about its sex. spe· cies and location; later. if the band is recovered, the Bird Band Laboratory can identify the bird and plot Researchers bonding migratory d~cks its flight pattern. If the pattern changes, scientists can get a bird's-eye view of the reasons. "If birds avoid Oying over a certain area. that could tell us something about how safe the area ls for habitation ," says Bauer "The sooner we find out how the birds fare , the better for all of us." create, you might take a look at Wild Knitting (A&W Publlshers). Along with instructions for learning a num· Ahhh ... t~ perfect cure for Insomnia. ber of stitches, the book offers some unique patterns for sweaters, coats, wall hangtngs and other fanciful, even downright craiy, Items. Story Time ChUdren love being able to say, "I can do it myself.'' and knowing how to read is one step toward that Inde- pendence But should preschovlers be taught to read? Peter Shreck thinks so, and he's put together a series of books that concentrate on the words that are used most frequently by chil· dren over age 3 "The Acom Mogle Reader series (Macmilla n) Is based on word ldentifi· cation," explains the young author. "A child learns to speak by first learning words, then phrases and then sen· tences; the books are structured along the same lines. And the pictures help connect the word with an Image." Shreck does have a word of advice for parents about his method. "Just because a chUd learns to read doesn't mean you should stop reading to him," he notes. "Bedtime stories are always a treat." Uf estyles Heart Dhease. In this country more than 40 million people are afflicted with cardiovascular dis - eases, whk:h are responsi>le fOf about one million death$ a year - more than all other causes of death combined Pregnancy. h's well known that women whose mothers took the drug diethy'5t1lbestrol (DES) when they were pregnant have been found to have a higher incidence of cervical and vaginal tumors than those women who weren ~ exposed. But a recent study reported In the New England Joumol of Medlclne notes that. although women ex· posed to DES don't have any more difficulty conceiving a chUd than their unexposed peers, they do run a greater risk of not being able to carry their pregnandeS to term. The study suggests "careful monl· toring of the course of pregnancy." Can. Consumers are buying smaller cars, says a survey by Foote. Cone & Belding, a New York advertising firm. One year ago, 45 percent of the people questioned indicated they'd buy a full ·slz.e car; now only 20 percent want the larger models while 31 percent want a compact. BIRntOAVS (all• Taurus): Sunday -Arthur Bums 76; Coretta King 53. Monday -Ann·Margrer 39. Tues- day -Emperor Hirohito 79: Zubin Mehta 44: Rod McKuen 4 7. Wed- nesday -Queen Juliana 71. Thurs- day -Judy Collins 41; Rita Coolidge 35; Kate Smith 71 . Friday -Engel· bert Humperdlnck 44; Benjamin Spock 77. Saturday -Pete Seeger 61; James Brown 46; frankie Valll 43. BIR11iDAV PEOPI.£: Coretta Kiftg, Pete 8ftge • 0ossA Class A --100' -L~st1ar l()()s ·FREE it~ ., Cited c..,.. flf Fm IHIS 111•1, sMHtl •'91Ntkalty wt1ll ,.., "'"· ,.,.. Pl11t111 """ wt~ '"" tr*r1 Ground Hugging Foliage, Mixed Colors! CREEPING PHLOX-6 for s1.so Michigan nursery grown perennial (Phlox subulata) features dense evergreen foliage drenched with masses of gay. spar- kling blooms in mixed colors. flowus freely every spring Transforms drab, troublesome arus or rock gardens into a rolline sea of color that enhances JOUr entire landscape Hardy ).year plants, each plant spreads lo 12 inches at maturity. Cholles out and suffocates P.eslly weeds. Trans. forms "eyesore" area into "eye appul • area! 12 for $2 95, 24 for only $5.75. Clip coupon and mail today! An Ocean of Living Color .•. Normally Develop to Bushel Basket Sin! CUSHION MUMS 10 for only 11. 98 Giant balls of flamine color to set your landscape abl11el These hardy Michi1an nursery grown root division perennial plants cQbe to you in an auortment of vivid, 1or1eous colon . • . reds, yellows, pinks, purples, brol\Ze, etc., as available. Normally develop lo bushel basket site. each plant dr1ndled wlttl mmes ot l -2" blOOlll\. t.:1 . . . ~· ., CREEPING RED SEDUM 4 for Ruued and carefree, spreads rapidly in sun or shade. The lush, semi evergreen foliage erupts s1 so 1n massive clusters of star-shaped, fiery red • blooms mid summer to Stptember [asy grow- ina. sensahonal in rock gardens. "trouble spots." slopts. borders, shady areas where frass won't 1row Hardy, M1ch- ipn nurHrt 1rown, pi.tit 6-2· apart. Stnd today MOUND ASTERS -10 for st 98 Wlltn 1utumn lea•n bttln to fall . tti•t'' wlltn tht oer Ot· otlld.tllt Mound A'ttr tomu lhrou&ll ••tfl 1 bu111 or colorful llo••r m1a1t th•I luh for "'ttk1 on tnd Olhtt llo"'" rnn have laded and ll)llt. but thn t hardy Mlthl11n nursery 11own """"''" bloom, 1no knp 011 bloomlnc• Whtft planted '" 10W1, borders. or to 1tn1 w1lk1 or drrvtwl1', l!ltfrt I b1H lll1lk•nr ''t hl. lltd, """'· Oink. p,,1plt mired c.olon as 1va1l1blt Ma•I couoon loclar TRAILING GARDENIA CIMf'lll't WITII $2.91 Mlllt• IAtalT lr11tMO ln1tr btautllut, Ill t11tt cr11my wllll• 111ou-1 1ractfully tdorn the t Yttlrttn foll••• that CHCldtt down Ind llOUnd tht llln1ln1 bll· h i! l lootM tor H Iona u lllrtt 11\0rttllt. May be dlaplttfd outdoors dli1ln1 warm 111111mt1 111onth1. 1~· '°t sltt plent. ¥try f1111111I HANGING STRAWBERRY BASKET -$2.98 "'HUUS n-tlOtlS Chllttn •f 11tnl11, lllCIOort or 1t1lt Tiit t.iat10411 rlcll l•ffll foll••• and "'' dtllc•tt wllltt ..... _,, C011lr1attd a11ln1t Ille colorful Mtrltt, Mitt tllls tllt ,_, It· trectl" of all hlrtl lllC pl111t1n. VOii .. t tlir" ~. _.._,_ lflt lrtllll!I 1trlWlltrry 11111111, (fr1prla CllllffMll, lll*t ,1), COl!ltltte wlltl ll111tl111 lN11-9'. LILY OF THE VALLEY 6 for only $1.91 • 'C4Mltlfft tM 1111.. .. Ille fltN • • • 1"9 toll .... "'""' .. tllfY ......... TlleM llNftly "" Wiii 11'--ly "" .. wllll CMltn .. llilMrMS .. ... lee .. ""lte llitt-ll-. f"'9tft. •• ......, fflllflllt. Tiie ... .,_ ...-. •• • .. ,..... Ill lb -rfll!t, ,....... "' c.tor tllltll frMt. All-In-One Super Ground Cower Rowen All Summer Long, Cholles Out h en The Most Persistent Weeds ... Even in Poor Soil! CROWNVETCH 1(01..ftlllo MeJi11• S11e C1-ft1} 6 Plants for s1. 99 SenS.lhon•I flowering ground co•er q111cllly tr ans forms stttp slopes banlll, trOllblesome weedy areas into a lhtd mat of I.Ky grten foliage smothtred w1lh hun dreds of del1ca1e pink and white blooms Ha1dy , maintenance free d1· sease and drought rts1stant Blooms and spreads yeor alter vear without replanting. Plant 3 Jt. apart Blooms June until lrosr clustered w1lh masses of colorful flowers. supported by dar• gretn fern like foliage Ch~es out e•en the most persistent weeds. helps stop erosion and washouts Pros- pers in problem arus ...nere nothing else has ii chance• .. CREEPING MYRnE -20 for 11. 98 You'n often admired the pretty blue periwinkle flowers that seem to float on a dense carpet of shiny everereen foliage ! Ruged Ind care- free. Creeping Myrlie (Vinca minor-Periwinkle), thrives even In dense shade where grass or flowers won't grow. Blooms each sprint wittl masses of cheery blue blossoms Weeds don't have a chance to come up througtl the lh1ck, creeping foliage You get matured plant divi- sions. 20 planls co•er 40 square feet Or order 40 plants to carpet 80 sQ leet bare ugly ground. only SJ 85. Blooms and spreads year after yur without replanting (xcellent for exasperating scrubby spots, banlt.s, edgings. etc Send today. ·----MAIL nus MONEY-SAVING OID(I BlMI·---~ llllCMICAM llU CO.. DtJt, ca. 4 • 1951 w•rt. Cr• a.,ils, fllkll. 415541 : ".," "'"' order as 111.11•tc1 ti.low. lllClllM ell r11rc boltois lttms to wtildl. • I ..,, tt1t•tlH All ltt11ts t rt covtrtd llJ ,our "° rAUlT C:UAAANTU. 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When the Gideon CdSe re.iched the Supreme Court m 196.l, the court r£'Versed its own 1942 dec1s1on of right to counsl'l, and ruled that no accused person could be tried unless affo rded full rights to competent leg.ii counsel In the HallmMk H.ill of Fame presentation of G1dto" s Trumptt, airing Wednesd.iy .it 9PM on CBS, Henry Fonda portrays Clarence [.irl Gideon, who fought to change the whole course of American 1us11ce-and won "I've got to be the luckiest man m the world," Fonda told .in interviewer not long after C1dto" , T rwm ptt com- pleted filming. "How many men my age (74) are offered scripts like C1dta"7 I've played two presidents. a 1uror, .i prisoner and a warden, so II (script) w.tsn't out of the ordinary to me." The "Rintels Court," .is the nine men who portr.iyed the U.S. Supreme Court in G1dto" s Trwmptt c.ime to be known around the set, look as scholarly .ind 1udic1al as the real item. It was no accident. "When David (David Rintels. producer and writer of the Gidto"'s Trumptt) and I sat down to cast the court," director Robert Collins recalls, "we wanted men who looked as though they belonged on the Supreme Court." Their chief justice was already pan of the production. John Houseman was executive producer .tnd his Oscu - winning performance as a law profe ssor in the 1973 film (as well .is the CBS television series), PAptr Chut, estab- lished him as someone capable of displaying the proper judicial m.inner. Houseman is one of four Osc.ar winners connected with the production. Jose Ferrer, who portr.ays Abe FOrtas Ptrl,.ri111 ll11 U.S. s.,,,,,., Co.rl •rt (fro,./ r0t0 fro'lll I) ForJ ""~· Ott" Jvr. Jo~,. Ho"'""•"· S.111 )•It .,., Willi11m PriJ1C1; (h~t roto from I) Li•m O'Brlt,., E"'"''' L•o~ Sr., U"'""' Norllt .,,, Htrh s,,.n.,,., TV WEEK APRIL 27 1980 Hr"ry Fo"JA IU tht Flarula co"'"''· CIA•t11(( Eu / c'''°" (who l•ter bec•me a Supreme Court 1ustice), won an Oscu in 1950 as best actor in CyrAno '' Btrttr•c. An •dded irony-Fonas and f.frru •re doff fnends •nd bur more than a passing physic•I reMmbl•nce. The s•me yur f-errer w.as awarcled his Oscar, Dean J•gger was the winner u best supp0rtlng •ctor in T11>t fot O'Clock High. J.igger, too, is a member of the Rintels Court. Edmund North, still •nother member, won the 1970 best screenpl•y Osar for Pa/1011. Some of his o ther well- known screen writing credits include Ya1mg MA" with A Horn, (1950); Tht DAy tht Earth StooJ Still, (1951); and 0 11tc1uts of Poktr Fl11t, (1952). Another member of the "bench" was Emmet Lavery, Sr., •uthor of "The Magnificent Yulkee." Lavery, an author and screenwriter, h.as a li5t of credits going back nearly 40 years. Still another irony was th•t of S•m J•ffe, whose motion picture cuttr d•tes to 1934 and Includes such clusic Rims u Lost Horiz.o11, G1111g11 Dirt and Gtnt/,.,,,,,. 's Airtt- "''"'· was a close friend of Justice Felix Fnnfurta, a member of the U.S. Supreme Court at the time of the Gideon decision. "Sam wanted to portray one of the justices," CoUlns recalls, "•nd although he lsn 't playing a specifk justice, he admired Frankfurttr greatly." Another Rintels justict was U..m O'Brien, brother of Edmund O'Brien and a tcrttnwriter and playwright for three decades. O'Brien wrote the scrttnplay for such successful Alms as Yo""I •I Ht1rl, Tr1,,u md Tiit Grt1# /mpotlor. 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California 92626 I Be Sure to Use Your Z1pcode PILOT PRINTING I I I I I I I I I I I I L---------------------J Pege7 4 SENSATIONAL MOVIES! 4 HARROWING ATTEMPTSf ONLY 3 MEN WILL WIN r •• . TV WFEK \PAIL 27 1980 Andy Griffith • George Kennedy • Jan·Michael Vincent • Lee J. Cobb Martic Balsam • Bradford Dillman • Darren McGav1n Deliver Us 1;\ Night l;\ Trapped 1;'\ Pray For The From Evil .,,., Strangler V Beneath The Sea V Wildcats THIS WEEK ON THE 3:30 MOVIE (i) IUWY fCHlln1t_.~ bf .... 1 ..... 0.... Cf"'f ............... .............. 1 100 .... ,..... l ._..llltS..Oittt,..n at 1111 los Alltfle• O...tt ........ '1 .............. 1, ~·;:~ouf11 bla114s ............ ........... ,( .... ,. .n. ...... ,..,. -·~·-• >a ~ S,..b .. 114 Cthlt• ~.n A~Mk.,l•CI• el .4 t•IU lwr Nlllftll ol Cll•lllO«llfl l1vt11 Sllttn '°" U tllCI W """ 'llo4rDu1kl1111 Cl11111~'°"''"°' 110111 Att•"IM C•lr • ._.. 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If 141tr911uaq llelecY 3:00 •l•ltfftct 8 TIM ltll •IUt ht1111J C11U. ....... ~ Covt•a&t of thr Oou bin Tennis h1mpt0n)ht1> 11om H1I ton Head South Carolin• 0 MIM: "A Man Called C.1111t11" (•ts) 69 Ton~ I 11nc10M MiChUI Sa11u1n Judy Weil A cowboy dt 1lle1 tnt with a aun and his hsts 1a\es a brnh youne Ea~terner lot a \tdt\1c\ And luches him the arl of a ~u Mined cowboy Wo1\1ne lor a • 10 otoed 1anche1 the; lind lhem~elvo up aaa1n~t ail I he other ranchers om too laree a herd of Cl!lle CD The Sil Milho11 S Mu 1 t 2J lllov11: "Tiit Min Wllo T alh to Kids" U Mom: "As111n111enl lo llill" (mys) 6q P1111c k O'Ntdl fo4n Hac\ett Su John C1tl~ud Ktnl Sm•lh A secret 1nvts11ga1or uncover~ d murderer 111d an 1Altrn~1ionl ore1n1tahon in s .. 11trddnd fD Tiit Ope11 Mtnd Jt Dn1t1111J011 Superstar -3:30- 0 lltwM!laktfl & 31 1<11 2t Wide Worl d of Stem l• Ctld11bon of the C~11d ED Ailotlltr V0tct so "tote<' Un"trw 4 :00 O 'Motie: 'Tu S.t111 lffs" tdra) 76-Stn John~n MICh1ef P11k\ Gtttchen COlbttl A South American careo sh1D arrives 1n New Orluns al Maid1 Gras ltme unleash1ne m1lhons of deadly Alriun IC1lle1 Bees D Sllnd•r t) Stir Tit• CD lilofrt: Ill "Mrs. ,..,•1nrton" (dra) ·44 Walter P1d11ton (d1111rd Alnold Gladys Cooper .... : .......... .. •" (to111) 'tP "'' •111ro1u, h..,11 8'1Ml1 ld•• A StolhUI b111o0111st tt ~hd bt Oilttfl YICIOllf It pi,111 lllt l11ltlll 11 .. 111 Air.ca e 114 I llt llltlloofl I a• f\ off 1111 1 111 f4 ,.,......,, 141 .......... 111 .... 11n1w-• l11t11H1" ............ 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DD f UUJ)lftws e lllowte· "attcfl" Cdra) 11 (Z/lrs) Walter 1\hllllau F ehc1a F au A 11 '"' old w1dowt1 liv1n1 •1th his son and d•u&httr 1n 11111 bel11ends •n unwtd p1t1n1n1 teen11w As a11 dllttnahve lo d home lor the 1eed ht Ou1\ 1 hou\e and ma~o • homt lor the a111 4nd hft Oab1 O W1ktltle Adwtnlutt io r 1111ilr felld Q) M•A•S•H Q) Mo.le: "OlllllOllds IOI' 81e1•· tut" \tom) 68 (7 hrs) Martello MAsl1n1ann1 ll's cron ind dou otwoss as a l ondon boutique Otontr lourth tn line 10 lhe lhrone ol All 1he Rus\1as plots ro sreal thr lmoe11ar iewel~ w1lh lou• btdultlul young 111omtn J4 W1lhlt 29 Amtnun Athletes 19'0 fD Tht Ascent of Man 1 Rt el Aun H11 Mas so "°" -6:30- 0 II lt ltt11l 3 In Su rch 01 0 lk1ll CoftltrtllCt O WMlt W0thl of Aclvt111u1t 0 )Oht! ~et1 loh 1' 10 Ma1111nt m All lft tllt hmtl, 12 Rutt Houw n f0tus 2• Crodelt's V1<lflfl C.rdtn 7:00 U • 12 60 ll1nults D .23 OtSMr's Wondtrful Wotkt: '1ht Secret of Lost Waller" Part one ol 1 .. 0 p1111 Garv Collin' Mari Ann Mobler Brad Savaee A 1am1ly camp 1ng rr1p tu101 into a n1ghtmate «hen a I 1 1ur old boy bttomes losl in 111e jtlfff111ta. 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ED 2• Odru1, Sh1p .. 1n• l• lun1d1d V1lt11u14 !hf '"rfr ~of la l11n1d~1J Vdltnvrd •J' d1\CO.,ff'1 bl .i1nolru1 d•V"\ 1n Ill'"' of ••Ir• 11tl !hr trrA)I ~I 1r~t1no l~t" lino' ltll • un•C)ut ,11111 ol Int 111' bit A IF.in (Miu•, .... .hip (C C) e> MIHl<ISpons so Mult<pttte Tllutre 111r Son My Son -8:30- 0 • 11 Onto.,,,''""' 11/ I •c11nv 1n1aequa1~ '"~ 1.~, \h• n· rd ..amttn1n~ t•t 11 ·I , n; r lt~e A.M coo•1dr•~ tn•~ll·~ 111 • • ft,tpu• of c114i.Sf'~ 0 Wttd Wotld ol M11111ts 0 Tiit Weihl •-10• m 3001u1- 9:oo O e U. AIKt (RJ lomm1 tell\ Alter ht 111s l1llen 1n love ••lh '" oldet .. om•n i1Rd Alice t1\t) 11111 to mean someone 18 or 19 ytus old Q SU,.DAY GAMES/Un11ml ill SPORTS! Z hrs ot fun Jenner /Simpson/N1m1lh . .. . ... -,.... ""' ...., ._" 1)1Ns) lnic.• ..._ ""'' ""' ..-Cllll ............ MOtl 111611 flltlClfllMll 1(1 .. CM MOii t"4 ....... ~--. .. ., , ... ·=· ... ,,.., e , ... 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Mio ~ ba to -.Ck" 10111 l Ptlt• (!oylr Robt•t '1~ta Scott l.icOD1 fou,11 Wot<~• H1•11• I 1n' 0411 a> 0,,14 S..w11W1 Sllow 2t IK• Viii 1111~ so Anotllet VOl(.t -11:45- 0 llO'ilfl. """' -.c•totll-,.flt'llt lnwtst111t0t," "lb111t ol tlM ~-· 12:00 0 Ml HOllM -12:30- l!J lllOfit .. "Tiie Eu '"' ,. ltomi 47 ClauO,ltt C.Olbe1t frtO M1 M1111a1 M1qo11t M•1n P ... t TV WEEK, APRIL 27, 1980 Fite MUie'' -BRENT MUSBURGER Olannel 2 News Anchorman "As a father of two sons. I was deeply affected by the story of Ben Stanfill. He was six when he died of cancer. but he left behind an extraordinary document of his courage. Join me starting Monday for 'The Other Side of Hell'. .. and learn from this small ooy to live each day for all it's worth:· OUR SERIES STARTS MONDAY. ----6. ~'re notjrut loolcino out & MID& Ai're lookino out for~ "' ,...,1 l SEXUAL IS EARNING A lMNG 'NORTH PAYING HIS PRICE? . 4 A 5-PART REPORT ~ WITH RODIN GROTH Kt« THISWEEKAT6PM P-ve 11 TUESDA'Y I 10, Men Gnff1n Sllow A m Alt In Ille h1111tr _________ __, Cl) Slnford & Son Al'Wll 29 for morn1111 1nd after_, hst1n1s, plust ste DATTIME PllOGUMS Below, for rour COllYfnltflCt , lrt tht d,,., -tJ. 0ArTIM£ MOVIES 11:00 Cl) "ltttlld of loch llus" 76-Document41y 12:00 D illf "Tou ll twtr Can Ttll" (com) SI Dick Pow,11 m • "On Borr0wtd T1111t" {com) J9 l 1<1nel 8a11ymott 1:00 ')t "from th Tt111ct" Conct (draJ bO Paul Nt .. man Joan ne Wood .. ard Myrna Loy tna Bahn 3:30 8 "Pr1y for lht Wilduts" {dra) 74 Andy Cr1H1th Wilham Shatner l OHd•"' Gra1 ldntt Mareoltn Rober! Reed EVENING 6:00 D CJ..O) 11 a_ '2 l lltws The Odd Couple D 8 e> ·el :it llews e Stmtr & Hutch 11J M111de m M•A•S•H Cl) Good Times <8l Of u rth and Min fD Tht Eltctr1< Company ill All 111 tht fl m tly (ft) lntrMuc1n1 Geocrapllr -6:30- llli Qt; lltws D Cl Tic T1t Oou1h fID Od Cnttt Show 2t Tht Brldr Bun<h m y Allou Que! so Over [Hy 7:00 D D IJ 3 'll lltw1 U 2t Hippy 01ys A111n O e TM lo'tr's Wtl4 m Ood1tr Ou1out10od1 er Prt G1mt 12 r" Tac Dou111 Cl) Btnnr Hill )4 As Min Bth1m fl) Over [HJ m Los lllCOS h mbttn llo11n so M1cllttt/ltlut1 llt90rt -7:30"'7 D 2 on lht Town 3 Happy DIY1 A111n D Shi 111 fh U llQJ flet tht Mu$!( 1J $100,000 ll1rnt Thal T unt 8 f'M M11u int O The Sllllin ns m B1stb1ll I hf l A Dodgers at the San f ranc1sco Giants 1t1 '2t M•A•S•H Cl) M1m·l2 l> Tiit Scitlrnll$ 24 24 Out Front ID lhclltMlthrt r Report e> U Ot11 Mu1er lt lltws so lltwxht<k 8:00 D a 12 TM WMt SllHow Ken Rtevt\ responds hkt an old lire horse .. nen eopostO lo an unu C>fCled opportun•t1 10 •eturn lo the pro ran~• as a '.Ub\lll ult tor .. ard tor the POl!land Tta1lbtater\ D n 39 Sprak Up AlntllU O P11soner· Cell Block H l d1th and l •111r \ lroutl,s tind 1ymp1th1 lrom Jn••O'tled Qua·lfr\ 1J l 10 29 Hippy 01ys 1R1 BurltYlut l~e fan& oltt•\ com11 •! ,,, ~u· on1, th• Font un Iii tht "'°d Irr sh.tpr r 1111. and ol \ti /ling Id(• o••l 1rmao • wh•' lhP t .r f'.Qu• l'Ou~t ~t1lo•min, In• H ..... d • b·r ~... •' lhe o~· o ,..,, I r .. u~ O Movit· "Por1r11t '" Ilic•" mr ~ J 1 l hr I Joa I u•ne• Anlhoni l)111nn Sandra OH John ~a.~n A sh1pp1n~ •ye '''' ' bt4~t1lul Sft~nd .. ,1. and d c I 1 rt an le. hnten ht d•ath but alw .uc• •t01ng "''h th• p•rt•rr 11m• lh•y ArP bt•ll£ ~l~l ~ma•l•d Cl) Mowtt "Whal a Way to CG" "'m1 bJ 1/ht' ')h111•1 Macl 11nr [Jean Maritn kub••t "111Chum A .o•ro .. 1nr wtdt .. \1 ·~\ hplp l1om d bPwrldPr•O p\ylhtdlrr~I and ltlls him lh• "ad "lor~ of "" lou1 husband1 •ac h ot whum dwd and 1•11 h•• wtlh an Pnormou\ "'allh 24 so h en1n1 11 Pops Sprc1al. live on Open1n1 N1111t m 28 T011t&ht In \IUdtO di:.< U\\tDn -8:30 - IJ 3 10 29 Uverne & Sh111tr 1R1 l4~r lwo lhri r• Small lhe pul'. '"' uo lhttr roll,, \~ates lo• a h1la••nu\ !)l,nd d"' '"lh l•u lun 10 .. na ano lr1\l 1 orolH~•On•' mtn •ho hdPP'" lo bt ltlllt peoplt fl) htntn& 11 roin Sp«111' Litt on Open1111 ll11ht This e.tr~••i•n11 lu lures John W1ll1am1 conduc1tn1 the Boston Pop\ O•chtstr1 fD Super Estt~t Mus;ul 9 :00 D e 12 Mowtt "Ca u1u1n the Sn11e" (011) 80 (71lh•S) 01v1d Carrad1n' Lynn Rro111.e Dame flo•a Robson fht slory ol Paul Gauau1n lht ruued ltmommen111 French pa1ntt1 who aba~doned ll1s wilt and live children 1n order to pursu' a !tie ot arhsltc lretdom D ll~ H Tiit lie Show CohOsts are Barbara lden and Dennis Wuver Wrlh auests Dorothy H1m1ll Count Basie and lits band Bue• Owens Manha1t1n Transfer Nell Cat1er lht Shanet1a1 Acrobatic lhutt1 and pup C>ftte1 Bruce Schwirtl &t Oonlh11t Tlllli&ht • flOl 2t Tllrff'S C.,.ny {R) 'Chrmy s Hosp1t1lity lhe non landl0td 111s a toll "'htn he ovtr hu rs Jae• and Ch11uy lauah•nc 1n the bathtub but •hen she bumPS her hud and ends uo '"the llosp1t1I emyone th•n•s shr s 1 eoor1 (C C) ll)lns~ -9:30- • tU l10\ lltl Tt1t (II) louot and the H<t Gui A "'" 1111 bt comn infatu11ed w11h Louie. wlltCh 1ppalls lhe 11111 and leads to non stop bra111n1 br the ftcht1ous d1SP1tcher 10:00 ...... • Cl> CII llll UC ..... a.., "Pl1vtq " ·-w.,, O .... Flditll T ..... ........... ,*. ....... -10:30- • ID IH U111W Stltll "losh" A lV WEEK APRIL 27 1980 "tltrimr v1w hom R'thard s btSI flttnd losh Inds lo th~ Chap1r 1u1ru1ton 11111 tnr, d' n r ~""" h·m H '"'" I \ the) rhougt.r lh•1 d•O m Cl) m llt•s ID fut forw11d 11•• Pt• p ltvfS lh11 p•r111am .,,m,n•i "• mod,,n ttchno1·c1 .. n.r~ 0''""'' ·o "'" tht un,.e•1t 1tnm n•• '"'' ''""'"' Pf l~•C I •• • ( ~:I • lht ne .. dhtl •P'l'ft b •It•• 0 ., ~lom~ so Odyswr 11 :00 0 .u >t lltws 8 3 10 19 lttwt U The ~t4 Gamt 0 lllloda CD All 111 the F 111111J a> Be1111r Hrn 24 lmpacto fii) f'ros Ind Coru Autn 1 hfll -11:30-D e u Mowtt/lltwl D n 31 1o1t1111y Carson U Tht 0111111 &amt fJ 3 10 29 News/Soap 0 01ve Afltn 11 lu&e m Hot1n's Heroes Cl) Gtt Smart 24 Snu • f're.1t1r1 ID Clptiofttd ABC lle111 ~o Opus 22 12:00 D I 11 Mom s "l11u_, lonu," "Wh1i11111na Otatll" U Tw~1pt z- 8 3 101 2t llews/Mow1t "DI· 1lllOl!fs" {drll 1~ Robtrt S~• Richard lloundltee Shtfley W•nlen 0 Motie "The Gltftll Miller Story" rd1a1 ~ lames Sle•a11 Cha1tu D••'e lunt All'1()n Georat lob1u m Mtss.n 1111,_,blt -12:30- " ...,,,.: ··a r111t MMllaS" (com) 66 Sun Conntry Ju n Seber& P1lrd 0 Neal )OI Mf Woodward A Pott s wuacte between 1rttsltc !em C>frament and lht dem1nds of do mestrc lilt ruulls 1n a crutt~t bloc' $0 w1lh lht htlp of I PSyChtllrtSI hf 1r1u lo solvt his problems Q) ...,,it: tit "Man 111 tllt Mid, die" {dra) '64 Robert Mitchum Barry Sulhon 1:00 D Ill (ft T-r .. m Mo•i•: ""c11lc" (dra) ~6 W1llt1m HOiden. 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Tiie S.tlif1111 • All in Ille F•ily <IJl C2ll M•A •s•H G)Mllll·l! 0 Tiit S.llinns l8l ll!lpldo fl) The lilKNtll/ltbrer lltPQrt m LI 0111 Mujer @ .... 9l Solla 11y Sona 8:00 U (J) (i}I Wlar In Cl1K1.i11ti (R) Barley Quarters &ti promottd to on au newscasltr and Les Hessman has a d1Hteull hme acceptrng lhe lacl ht'll have lo share the WKRP au .. aves w•lh a female • •. &Ml ..._ • .. "The M11tlc Stllool'' flit"°'"..,. .......... ..._ ,...-(-> .. ~ .. W11e11 ~ • w111,, wlio thllUft• 10 ful41 1 loc111 I '"a-t """"" W.W. t.llet ........ ,_1 lo 111 &It Hit. ,............,. llC .,.._-..-......,,.,- Ult clltut.. lMt Jtl\ lltt .... t bla llecllt b Olp - lt ..... , aM ·~..., "" Mil :::,.,..,.. •A ""' .. M41-tllt ttd tlltl ....... w, 11100 NI lflt ClrClll .. ltaily llll loft& loll 10r00 11sttt. AAllaM!lt • (I (U LM eruJ (A) lht • , .. ti ..... f sW • ...,.: .. ......_.. 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MA t co•-AO •• .;• 1 d NHSOj! lloatJ lllrt tJM1tn1t1011 ~th ---• ._ "'"' ""' .. " ...... 11m-.. •• a "'' ... • Cl) (fl .-•·-...,1,. v11.11 lo •n •111tJ1n1 undtraroulld tt•I• •PPf•h ~1octs.s. •lltft lht lice .._ -_ _, ~ 111 A.-1r1lil that " 01v•d wl sm n tlldrs of tilt Court of ~ah. • ..... : ., ...,... .._.... .......,. ol SOiid 10Ck lht Slllt S ~ICbtfl COUfl, dteldt by _. ~-• .._.: ''Wt._ • IM .,.... m11ooty volt •llethfr lowt1 stilt {wes) ·~7-Ctotc• MonlJOll*Y, TOM " (dai) ~/ (2hi~) Rock Hudson. eourl decisions art 11c11t Ol lflOl\I PllttMn. Sebastian Ctbot A ttwft (ff) lill a..,., _... marWll must clear ll1msd Of mw ltuttft 8.all. Robt1t Stack. Oololhy • de11n1 a ban• rMbe1-llle llu$bud 1.,lont A •tallhy. urupoft~tble 11 :OO of, '"' hf onct fond pl.ybo1 •nd hts n1phomon1K $1Slt1 O!ant Brewstti dUhOy tl1tmselvts and Olllefl 9 8 (.) U 1J.1 .... • •.00 • , ... MticM .....__,_ • ni.......,.. '-' Klutitk t.r us S.aete • Cll 9 !fll l2tl ""'' U 'tUl ru y..,, .. ..... : "1\t ..... s,,..c .. .. .. • lliftt-. lif'-S." {dra) '61 (2hrs) Vmen • • '-Ille r ..... , Leith Warren Beatty Altt1 the du th e IHllJ Hill 2100 of her l>usband, • not 50 successful J 4\ 0,.11 fr .. S.. Fralldk.t 9 lllttit: "Dt TH Tau TMI 4clrtu 11•tS uP ne1 career and -11:30-Stru111" (dra) '/0-Gent 8a11y, rnovu to Rome only to become 9 aJl lll1ties: "Harry O," Lloyd B11d1ts. Diane Baker. Jowp11 fnme~ed IA lht world of gigolos "llko.M" Collen A min who stands lo earn 1 141 S.. lty S..c D million dollars 1f he can ~ldt fD 21 ftlli&fll {S11ned for lht hu 1 9 ~ :till~ Clrwft anothtr to as.sumt his tdent11} ~els mt 1mpa11ed) 8 U l <l0! 121J lhws/ llt•tJ a v1ct1m of a tt1m1nal d1suw .tlo -8:30-lllller -anb lo tuve an 1nht11taJ1Ce to U llJ UJl The Sterur4 CM.· D 0... Allea at Ullf ~ d.;:~ ..,.. nil& Slllw It's cloak and dauer hme 1 --------------....:.._: ___ _ for Susan and Brad with 'Tilt B11 Rrp Ott' aims its S•&hls on par~•nc tor alttndants and lhr11 d1srteard of the cars left IA the11 char&t m n.. Odd c..i,i. fl) Solla lty Solle (R) Shtldon Har 01ck Ned Shtmn hosts lhos loo~ al the ereat ly11t1SI Shtldon Harn1d ID Cbesp11ito 1$0) Americ• Sllon Story 9:00 I> l} l2 M•A•s•H (RJ A clumsy fool sold1t1s lrnds tht quickest way to tht mw's heart, boosllne morale at the wa1 we11y 407 l th E IJJ tit Mo.it: "'olttt SIOfJ-Conltssions of 1 l1dy Cop" (dra) 80 (2hrs)-l\iren Black. Don Murray. frank S1nat11 It Eddie Eaan. Jamu Wh11more Jr lhe story of a career pol1ctwoman. b1ou2ht lo the brink of a ne1vous b1takdown by lht conlhct 1ne demands ol htr personal and prolts.s1onal hvu 8 0 ® (8 Mowtt: "All God's Chll4rtn" (dra) '80 (2hrs)-R1cttard Widmark, Ned Bully, Ossie Oav•s Ruby Dee. Tosh Van Devere. The r1velrn& story ol fam1hu. nt1&hbor hoods and an enllte community on fht mee of ~one totn apart by lht advtn t of forced school buSln& GI MtlY Griffin Sr.. if• Tiie American Sllort Story -9:30- D ) 1' flt ~ un'.t c-0ncen· Irate on htr la• rttutn •hen 1n old boyf11tnd shows up and they strikt romanllt sparks 102t1htr (arl is the only ont who 1.5n'1 1mpre~d by him who's 11th. footloose and more than rudy lot the kind of tun Flo loves fil The llme1iU11 Sllo<t Story (R) LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card Send one card for each tag + one spare. We return permanently sealed attract ive tag & strap. meeting airline I D. requirements Prevent loss & thefti For a personalized tag enc lose wallpaper. fabric or 'Day Glo' paper & we will back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back. ,..., $2 ea. or 3!$5 415 tag~ $1 .60 ea. 6/9tags $1.SOea. 10 or more $1.40 ea. Sates Tax included No C•rd ? Or•"" tCJur 'l...wn or ,,no vou' n..,,v •00,.f\ .... no o~n1• '""''nbt't W• 1i n'\.Ht,.,. o,,. t "'a Pt"f ttt9 AOO JS M<" ENDCHECKORMONEYOR DER PILOT PRINTING Post Office Boa 1580 • 330 w. ••r St. Coet• Me .. Celltomt• 12129 IWEDNESDAY) AP'Rll lO for lllOfn1n1 111d afternoon listrn1,, pltu e see OUTIMC P'llOCU MS. lelo9, lor pour c.onwen1ence, a1t lht day'l l!IO'llH. DAYTIME MOVIES 11:00 Q) "[nc011nttr W1lh flit Un •nown" 7'i Roo $(oiling 12:00 ClJ ffl "Tiit Yan• at Os· f0td" ld1a) I~ Roben la1lo1 m • "Ud1n tourac-" (dla) 44 Ooana Ba11ymore 3:00 )t "Tii t llew Ct ntu11u '" ld•a) 17 G•o·~, C Stoll sw , Ktar h )dn, Al•1ande1 • EVENING 8 :00 0 t I 10 11 lJ Nt1'1 a• m n "'"' U St11~y I Kutch CJ Maudt GI M•A•S•H Q) 6oo4I T rmn 124! A111tr1Can eo-ernment fD Th« (leclrK Comp1nr )I All rn tllt hm1ty so Octanll\ -6:30- f ) u ,. """ D ct ric he Oou1h ftQJ llltr• Crrlfln Show m All 1n tht F am1!r a> Sanl0t4I I Son m Otck Cavett Show ,ft Tlte l11d1 Bunch €D Mr Se<rt1Jn1 so Owr u sy 7:00 uaa l n lltw1 D ?9 Ha"' 01ys Ac11n O 1 e Tht Johr's Wrld m Oodttr Ou1oul/Ood1t r r rt Glmt 12 Tic ht Oov1h Cl) lenny Hill ,. t11i11llt ID <mr luy (C-C) tD Los RKOS h mllitn Uoran 50 lbclltil!lt~rtr lltPOrt -7:30- 0 SomebMy lint lrh You lh•\ ~prml ta~t\ a loo~ at tht ''•hi aR .. n\I cant" and locusts nn thm 1natmg lhf ltais 1•1100 and old ~•wts I ales surrounding lh• dr\ta\t 3 Happy Oaf\ A111n D TIM Gur1111m C.111t o 19 rK~ tht MllSIC U Hollyweod Sq11artt e 'M Ma1airnt ClJ Tht s.tht1ns m Baseball Th' lA Ood~"\ ~I lht S.an f rant1~0 Goan I'. 121 .2t M•a•s•H Q) Ad1111·12 ll Th« Sllllr•IM 24 ow Kouseworb m tbdlt11/ltllrtr •..,i tD u Otra Muter ,. "'"' S"O Great rtrfOfllllllCtS 8 :00 U 12 Jr111111y Mcllt<hol Spec:11I (Inn W11h iYtm llr1s11 McN1cnol Ricky 5'hrod'1 Conrad Bain Jell Cona .. ay Magic Johnson Ku11 Thomn Jell Kut;sh s 01nc•n Machine and Donni Pucow D n lt Real ''°pit (RI ft~ fu1r\ 1ncludP a bl"I hat I cnarh .. no h'IP\ gul hnm undr1p1t.1tr1td oa ~f•nuno • 1afh" .I c,(10 m•m b•" vi a N •l·.-n 11111111 a c~non• rn11lo111I and A lt)1ll1ona1" .. nu V•••I a .. ay mon•1 (C·C) O Mo.it "Vrra trut" t•O•I '>l 1 ?h1\I r.a,., Coop•• Burl lane1•.1,r t .. o t,0td•tr\ nl lorlun, b•comt 1n v•tl•td n lhP Mo •t•n Vu • I 1 nO•PtnOrnet U TOMMY'S GRAD NIT£ • CRISIS! 8 IS CNUf U l 10 19 £11111 Is [AOU&ll 1R1 Graduation N•Rhl lh• 81artfo1d clan vacal•1 lhP nouu on gr~duatmn nighl 1n d•l,,tnct 10 I 1mmy and hi\ lrotnd (11ntt and 'ht11 a••lfrot"d~ bul 1hr11 t;rnonR btc~m•\ a chaoltt <,<tnt lhal p•al~ when lht BrAd l.1•d s com• homt (C C) • Th« lutm wrtll lahMf O Mofle "Ad•tnturn of th Queen" fdra) /'J 1/hl\I llobtrl St~cl Ralph B•llam, So11ttl &roo~t 8ndt .1d U1tlmar Oa wid Htdl\On I h• \llJ•y ol a ltJ •11•1 \hip lhrUltntd 111 b• Ot1l•t.t1~d N1lh all M bn.lrd '' par• QI a d•a~', 1t~d•lla •i•>n>t ~ mulh m1111on1 •• pa\ rn~•r Q) MoWlf "Sm1tt Jenny, Tov'•• Du d" (111111 /4 • ?h11) Andr•• Ma•co .. «' U•.id l•". or • 0'"''' rnw•l h2il01 b•t••mr\ 1n• lw•d <Wtlh ~ C11vt1 girl m~rk,~ fr11 murd,. 4nd lond\ h1\ o .. n lot• II ,,,~, 24 lbllOl\al Uw Slim.ti Quu ID ZI T0111fllt -8:30- • uh11 P'rofllt m Grtat P'tffOOMllUS tRJ Whtn litll r rtttes Om I II S1;1r I hr •Ork ol blit~ por11 1nclud1ni ------------------------, l•n&ston Hug ho P1ul l au,,Mr I Hott lllOn Ely and eongttrett LIM Donovan than. the fun and e11cltement on KTLA'• WMknlght mu91Cal game thoW ~ the Mullc, ... " Monday through Friday at 7 .30PM on KTLA (ChaMel 5)., Ounbu Clt••lnt Omi<I\ and Chn ton Derricks Carioll 1s pe11o•mrd br V1nnfltt C.moll s Ur Dan Aris Co1ps on ' se11es ol musical stltehon1 m Mt Duk e C1llrrt111 rJO Ktnry Hll4SOll's _,,,, 9 :00 D Hallmark Hall of fame • ,resents HENRY FON DA 1n "CIOEOll'S TllUM,£T" B I u Hallr1111k Hall ol r1111t: "C....'s Tr11t11'91" <?hrs) (drl) 80-litniy fonda lost rmtr tohn liouHmtn Fay W11y S•m Jaltt, Oun lagcei lht sto1y ol Cl1rtnu £Ml G1dton 1 \mall town tose1 convicttd of a ptlty t11mt and sentenced to fJYt yra1s 1n p11M>n after being denied the 11~hl to br repmenltd by a lawytr 11 at H · 0tff'1t111 StrlMI tC Cl • () (fO 2\ C!llrtlt't Alltth (R) Part one of t..o parts · Onr lovr Two An1els ·Kenny bit~ into tht lap of tuuiry when sh• •S IOld she rs the tons lost d1u1llttr of • •Ulth hotel owner, bul lier new found lift 11•u i.omt dramalit 1w1sls when slit lalls on loo with tht min •llo trac•td her down, and then btcomu 1 m1lhon111e OYtrn11ht when lltr father m,ittriou~r dlts 04l 1Mf) """-'• ._ -9:30- • II Qi ...... IMry CR) "1114 Rot• Star CQn(t l arry finally finds Or1nt Ill I Sen fr l n(IKO llottl with Ille roe• star, wllO's p10PQHd 11111 lltlf, but 5fle'1 tlru dy INff ""her m111d Joey T r1wolt1 ll Ult Cutll . ......., ........ ....,: .... ,.. TV WEEK, APRIL 27 1980 plly 01'!.tln Wtllr narrl"\ lh1\ lu1 boltnt h1\IO•J nf th' liuO'.o~ Rivtr Valltt and 111 1nn1btldnl' • m flftlH1KO 10:00 D n lt Quu1cy N~ Wa' to l•tal I"""'' Quon( 1 '''I"\ l~al' '""'g" ~ dUlh ..as cau\tO o, cul c h1c1nt a po1.,o• sht ... us•"i'. 10 0'' "'Off !ht £In•!~ ind C)Olfl\C 1 I '"' mart1uina DD ""' U ) ' 1d' " VtaaS S•tCt • I tht O,<er1 Inn Dan and • S.,,AI \Quid rniac t 1n a dn;malt •H •I to ~" a cno1roc1apne1 and lour 111<1 rU\ &•!IS liom I 1110 ol WICl(lu~ '' C•Jn1 hOltd up 1n 1 hOltl f)fnlllou~ (CC) II) •1111 lialltry ft) U111 Myttr Martld1 U Allwu luru 1n Ari w1lh Jwht Harr11 -10:30-m Q) m•n .H Mft~l•rn 111 Art ••Ill t.l1t H1111s so lup'l Sllow 11:00 u •• u 2>""' .. 31 10 .2t ,. lle9' U TIM~w111t ..... • All IA lllt f ISlltfy II) ltftny Krll 24 (tr9'HA ,..,... $t1'11U ft) Mfttltlt1es 111 ~ trttll J• Harrn -11:30-0 • 12 ,.,. ..... r\a,.th ll UUllMllJ~ • Tiit O.t1111 C.111t 8 lt) 11• '2f llns!l9¥• ... t D °"' Miii It urae 8tHecH'1 Htren Q) Gtl S..rt J4 TIM Attntll .. Stria W to Ca,._ AIC ""' .... ..... ,. •• " ,., .... It. 12:00 u 11111.ptz .. ClJ lleftt: .. .,. Tllfl """" ....... ld11) '!16 -Jant Wyman .................. Cl> Cet s.art -12:30- • llle•it : "Hrlltr" (d11) 62 R1cllaid Buehart M111a Emo a> ll"ie: "Tiit Rewer4" (dra) liS Yvtltt M1n11t111 1:00 11 tU (ftl 1_,.. 8 1 laretta ..... : ..... •teleWiNW.M (dr•) 61-l1u1encc H1rwe, -l :lO-• • "-' 2 :00 9 ll"lt: "Tiie 1411" (Ore) 66 Jt11111ft1 loMs lllicllltl f'11u, Joll11 lty1on A 8ollem11n art 1tudtnl i.educcs 111d tlttrallu tllt motlltr ol Ont ol hts 1dn11rtrs. • ~111tlas y011n1 111111 llflO SUbstQYtntly WWM1 tht art st11dent to drow11 &::!-............. '1tmt e n..._,..,. -Z:JO-e lletiff: ...... , •left ... ........ .,.. ...... ....... ...... : • ''Uttle .... .. (drl) '49-Jullt AllY* ·You ·won't take candy from this baby. · She can't be conned. And she knows how to avoid being ripped off. We asked reporter Paul Moyer to show you how she protects herself ... and what you can do to keep from being easy prey. Watch "Crimes Against The Elderly:· a special six-part Eyewitness News Closeup. - • THURSDAY (Continued) 10:00 U e 12 Tht Contendu lohnn1 Captor nursone ~1t obs "h•th .. trt bru1std urhtr on an alttrt4hon '"'h lht Ruuo;in poloc• '" ;i Mo\Co- restaurant pulls out All 1100· I\ ht ballles 101 the 1101d me4a1 a1 1n• Olympic Games UDNews • (_f) 10 2t 20120 a> "'"'' Gllltty fD Cf111t11 Tllrtt l n• M1s\1ss1pp1 R1wtr l!>ft !Iott• Ant.,..h U>lleet students llil•"•~e br rah on the M1ssiss11>1>1 prt\tnl '"' •hd• .,!If and drama prrtorma••• I• l)l'Optt Jov1ne ;iJone lht ,,.,, ban~ ID Uu Muter M11t1d1 54 llnsdle< ~ -10:30-m a> m11tw1 l 4 Odyssey (C·C) ID Mnttrp1eu Tllealrt (C·C) SO, Tht Nat1011<1t Law S4rl'finl Qu11 11:00 u U 13) 10\ Jt """ U Tht Newlywed 6'1M • ,. 1 2 .23 ')t lkwt D lll!Ma m All "' IM h11111r a> 8en111 Hill -11:30-fl 8 It Moftt1 "TIM letter -A fne114 1n lletd." "G'"" Era" 11 11 Jt i.i-, wrwn 9 TIM IMhllt Gl111t • [JJ 10! f2t, llHl/Chrht's Mids .. °'"Allen at u 111 • ....,.., lttfot'l ---------------------" • Get S..rt , ... ti @ AMutts m w,cieM4 aec """ m.,. i'M "' ow "'--"' 12:00 • Twilipt z... • 111 .. lt: lltwtr Stul hJfll1111 s..11'' (tom) ·~9 lam" Catnfy Rocer Smith, Sllirlt y lones ..... ..,.... e Get SIMrt -12:30- • MIM: "Illy lllM llwls Co*" (hor) '6!>-lroy Donahue • .... it: • "Tiit Yev.a h<· '9n" (dla) '61 f1td1ic Ma1th 1:00 e ID Qll ,...,,.. • Cl) <II ltretta .... : Ill "flllfll ~ .. (dra) '3l-lfor1111 S11ta1e1. lyrOM Power, Josepll Sch1tdkuut -l:JO-..... 2:00 ...................... ~ '66-0111t11 McCIY!n, M•11 y, 811111 O'S1111111111US~ ............. Ad ........ ... """""""' -2:JO-........... , ....... .., ..... ~ .. " ...... : ~ .... (llor) '1•·''' CMd1. Jo1111 lfqfMI 3100 ..... : e "Mil .....,., lllft" (d11) '36-Robtrl Taylor, larh11 St.-,cl, letft Hdolt. rv WEEK APRIL 27 1980 FRIDAY MATZ fOI 111ttn1n1 1nd 1tt11-la~ plt11t m DAYllltl ,ROCiUlllS lfl ... for Jtlll <*lffMtllO, l lt tllt d1r'1 _.,_ DATTlllC lllOVIES 11·00. "llWl •• Outll" •<10d IS Al1hu• J 11"1 12 00 D "Toy T11tr• 1com1 ;ti Jttt C111no.~· l 1•1•nt Oar m •1·-~-1d111 H ViM Htll•n l-00 )t ·rtt11y'1 Htrtt1" CoMcl rc .m JO (11n1 £.st d 3 )0 U "Tht 1111111 St11n1tt1" ldf1) 11 01otn McC1•tn EVENING I •VINING 8:00 • ttJJ \)JI <.lJ! ""' ·~~ ••ID a,.... • ..,,..., tituttlt ...... e 1 LM l11er e GeM Tl111t$ 8 Histtly of Mtaico G Tiit Clectric Company IBl All la I.lit F1111ily ~ Of brtll IM M1n -l :JO .. l l~~ lidc.ttsa.. ,.,.(I,... 80...lalf -t 10Q ~. ll:i,l~= • (I) Tiit .... ,., .... ........ " tlll Tic fM Oeiictl . ...., ... e LtliMI ill l .. A11e.i..-r1Mn ..... ID Let lllc.tt ,,,..,. Uem ((IJ 1111c•111 Lltl1t1 •.,.n -7:30-• ,... 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Hill "hd1lt Rtlutna" Pun ma Atdll1 0tcu 811e• llOctll 1n10 • IPKt dDC f111tt-•a1ln11 lli111Mlf- •litn &he uultt out • 11n111t1 Plol lo t•ttlt dut>ht1lt1 oJ lhe d111n1 ntro n1ut (lltschedultd) .Clltt ...... 141 • OKlr·wiH111t1•t » CMA1t.YI01t1 Z !Kub e h it: "ClltrlJ'' (dra) '68 <7iuo Cltfl llobe1tson A mentallr 1tt1rdtd younc min It lllt 'ub1tct ot 1 JL1tnlil" t •f)t11ment on b111n su1 It'' ••I~ •m111nc rm1lt5 • m (10) (2tl *'' IM MIMr (JI) ' Tht Wiy MOI~ Wete Mor~ and Mindy it hve l11la11ous h11h1t1hts hom their put ioaether afle1 Min dy ' recently ma111td lalher turns to Moi~ 10< htlp w11h his mi111ace 1J MMt: .. ._. C1111t a s,i;tr" (dra) 70 (lhrO Ed ~tl'IOn Sutanne Pleshette A wilt ol 1 lop phys1rn1 ..host dulh has been ruled acc1den lal suspt(IS loul oliy •nd is dete1 min ed to find oul rven t!IOu&h !ht Huth may luvt he1 deep personal wounds and nurlb1u~ GI C11ol lllrnttt tnd fr1111a a> Mo.11: "Ch1110" (,.t s) '69 (2nrs)-(lm Pnslti lni Balin A relo1med OIJ!la.o UUl>f5 trom his old ianii and nelos save a wes1e1n town R M11k of Oil '11nhn1 -8:30-• 1. IJO 8 Bent0n lR) lhe Army Wants You Benson takes on lhe US Arm1 ~hen ht lurns ht was t~e v1clim ol secret iC •trnmtnl eaoe11men1s GI Tht Odd Couple CLIFF ROBERTSON in his Oscar- winning role as ! . ...,.,. .... laC.r....,._...,... ....,..-~• • CllWle 8100 9 ( (ti)' laru~r l11tt J R Jont rouline 1nm1111tlon to lltlp out an old Jutt1d ltld' IO ll1t dlS(ow try of murde1 w1111 1 mulll 111~llOfl - dOllar 111ohve 11 ACADEMY AWUDS Of tt COUNTRY MUSIC/UVE • fH) rJIJ Sl'lCW.; Tiit' i sat ... ~Mal Au4t11y of C..11rr ll••k Air11• (lhrs) Claude Al1111s, loietta tynn and Ch11lu P11~1 th11 special event from Knotts Bt11y r 1rm nur Los Anaelu !he hnahsts 1n the Entert11ner of the Yu1 A•a1d cate eo1y 11e Waylon Jenn1nat W1ll1e Nelson Ktnny Ro1e15 loteltf Lynn ind Crystal Gile 8 (J) (tQI 12tJ 1ft11tf fllilltf (R) • Tht lnvento1" When Woio cats un der the spell ol a hypnotrst lo try to 1emtmbt1 the Otl11ls of a mme he blurts out some shock1n1 statemenls ~ul the rest of !ht $Quad (C·C) m Merv Gtiffift Sllow 1) C.11t11 TllrM m lllil •-. Iii EM111 Store -9:30- • _1) :Ii jf Tiit llope11 (RJ Tht Rummaae Salt' Helen aets the shod ol hu hit .. nen she e1ve a bunch ol maruin11 to a rummare s.ilt ano finds ou1 loo late thal thty we1e S1anle1 ' e11J1ts macu1nes U <keuus fD Julia C~1td ind Mort CompanJ m 11oc11ts Tapat111 :5~ Stubur• P~17 SATURDAY MAT l MOANING 6 :00 0 Th11"s Cat D Ntwi lltpt1r $ Slinrist Stmuler 0 Commun1ly fttdb1t• m Un1wtmty ol lht Atr Q) f1fm1 th1I Tuch -6·30- 3 Vrll1 Alt&rt 0 Bay City ltollt11 D ~untry f101d1 8 TV Classroom 0 Davty & Col,,th 10 Ifs Your 8u11ntn GI Spu• Out 0) llomper Room ID C1ptt0ntd ABC Nt ws 39 St11ch. Quest lor Person1I Mun1n1 7:00 D Sunflw Stmuttr 0 2> lt SuPtr Clobttrotttn 0 B11 Blue M11b1t U 3 10 2t Sliptrfr1tn41 D Hot fud&t Show m Th11'1 (llOll&h ED Yoea lor Ht1ltll -7:30- Casper rhe Friendly Ghosr ,., a<>'>19np<J ro -.erve as gu;ud1an D Dust)"S Trtthoust anger ror a ~'a" ot f Pmare ~pac.e oarro1 ott1cers in rhe 0 23 >t Ca111tr & tllt All&tb animated series Ga~ne1 and thP Angeles Sarurdays a1 D l'actwtttn 7 ~OAM on NBC e .,dswoild ----------------------! 0 Tht l-llan1tr m Eltmt nlal) lltwl uml[! The dog·gondest gang of bank·robbers you ever sa w! [f)[f)[f)~ lllllldw'!l'111111 ~ {j:J /il CTl{j:J (mJ ~~~AMovie L!./ili.JLUL!./ And watch THE DARING OOBERMANS tomorrow n1qhl at 6' m SonrtMs ID Ja~n Today 8:00 D a u Mt1hty MovMl lMdlt 1n4 Jec•lt D )3 lt Fred & a.rr11y Mfft Utt Slllnoo U lliflt1111n D ' 3 l 101 Jt rlHIKm1n D ltolltr Superstars GI Tiit l'1rtriclre hmlly m s.«111 ,...,.. ID Onct Upo111 Ca.ult m ''"'"'' ::a:JO-U ltiflt1111n GI Tiit MoMttS 0) IMtt's It . . 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(SG1 111 '61 Myro11 Huly CD MHlt: • "llortllwtsl '" wit" Udvl •n ~p.onc.r1 11~·· II 17 JO 10 Psychoc ab1hly l 2 r11ure I Clue IO Du/lit 7 aMwtr l h--+--+--+--+-~---IP-t=-::--+-~-~:":"'_, Sou l3 3M-r> 8 IS Sk10 openings I l 18 Site 13 20 Sl11o<l up I 4 Tho.,gnt Agree Gershwirl Cur tr compjf'\1(\n 12 34 35 36 2 I Mr OP3ss1s 22 ll.bbrev1at1on on ~ds J ~-+--+--+--+-~'"-~t---+--+--+i.....,~--1 16 C1l•u'I lru1ts envelope 24 T tle.,se ag "'' 2S lumonou'I gas 28 Chai t'llang) 31 Bacteriolog1'1t s "'"re 32 Ms G<l()or s 34 Come together 36 Consumers 37 Sick 39 Aus It aloan boro 4 I Creeo cp1ura1 suu" 1 42 Observes I 7 Tome 1one 19 23 L3nO 1ots Sufloc1en1 cciue to puuie aMwe•) 26 Level 27 Husb.ino ot I\·' 29 Street 30 Tavern 33 Concorde• JS Waler snakn 36 38 40 ln01.tns Alohaoet1cal couple Myself A"swer at eno o t the Satu•Oay 109 39 • 40 p 1t Have You Tried H • ,, JPllOSIS. We Have A 90% Success Rate In: Insomnia • Smoking • Wti~ Lou •Drug Addiction •Alcohol • Domtstk Proa,,ems • Mtmory • Brtost Enlorgtmtnt • SolH Motivation MO AVERSION THERAPY - OMLY THREE SESSIONS REqUIRED 0•• 42 Yews bfMrlftlC• 1nclud1ng work w1fh pro fe,'11Qn&I 1CA s kal ers !w o r l d champions). tenn111 Qros bowling proi. box4tr5 ond or hnr professional arhleto11 FREE Consultation 642-5982 • • • Newport Hypno•I• Cllnlc 4M Wa t I 1!10 .... , .............. * * * Produ chon hH becun on "Seoul'\ Honor,"' two h®r mo hon p1cturt for NBC \l1mn1 Cary Colem1n. 12-yur-old shr of the network's "D1f1'1ent Strokes." Also \l1111n1 1n lht film 11e hlht11nt Helmond ("So1p") 1nd fltlt nd Hyde Whitt ("The Auoctllts"). Colt man portr1ys lotr Seymour. 1n orphan shullltd const1nlly from one lost,, home to 1nother. who want\ more thin 1nyth1n1 else lo be 1 Cub S<oul. Htlmond 1s ,url, lht a loot dtn mothtr, 1 public rt l1hons eaecuhff who 1s forced into scout1n1 by htr em· ploytr Hyde While 1s '"'"' ti dttly Unclt lotly-a hltlt boy al hurt-who knollrS Joey's charm '' ~ont111ou\ Tht screenpl1y WU Wllflen by 8ennt ll F OSltr ltm Beu 1s the p1oduc11, "'"" Gell tr. lht supe1v1s1n1 produetr: Jimmy Hawkins, the t1tc11ltvt producer. Henry Lewin 1s lht d11ector "Seoul's Honor" " a lf'phyr Produclton 1n nsoc11hon w1lh lht Jtmmy H1t••1ns Co * * * V1t11tn 11111 aet a chance to meet Cto11e Burns, country 11111· ~•t Siii, nul hll when NIC presents a onr hour spetlil sh r 11n1 the beloved comtd11n The ~ow 11111 01111n11e al the cr1dlt of count ry music. Nuhv1llt 'l Grand Olt Opry. Tiit special, "Geo11r Burns 1n Nuht tllt ," 11111 1nch1de new 1114 st1nd11d counlry music htls (ht'll 1l10 add dashes of h11 inimitable comedy) He will bt 101ntd by a number ol mator t41!nlry m1111c sUrs who 11111 be announ(td 11111. lurns beume a COflfumed i.11own1111 ind c1111 smohr 11 n•lahborhood tuernt on t111 Lower last Sl4e 111 hit nah" New York Ctt7 wllt ll lit •H 14. Tu mtd with his wtfe, Qr1dt Allen, or n a to6o perftf111e1. lie hu b1111 an 1nt11t1l11111ut world 1nthhlt1011 for "'°'' tMt1 70 yurs. • * • '11M "'""'"'Hett tf faN'' wilt ,rtteflt "A Tiit tf l• Cltits""' CIS •rill1 Ille I• II Mttofl. lnH • tlle dnlk "°"' "' C!llrttt Die-"'*" •ff fll'll ~ It! llff .... , ..... , .. Citift" .... ,... ~"'...,,.... ....... ,,.. d11Ctltllt 111 Hteelllltl wftll Ila• Afdl ,rdH ..... nit . .....,.., "' ........... ,.. ............ ..,. , ............... .... • ltCIUtll II bttlM ... ,,_ rv WEEK APRIL 71 1980 SUllOAY. 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TV WEEK 4'PRtl '17 1980 A PHONE IN YOUR CAR A·BOUT SJ/DAY" The C la~sic a.eoo•• VIII ef'd IX An extr aordinary range of f eatures a ttainable via computer technology. • Automatic Dial • Repertory Dialing • Last Number Recall • 8 Operating Modes • 2 Home Channel Modes • 6 Room Channer Modes • lnscan & Outscan • MTS & IMTS HELEN HAYES ' BEST ROLE Ji •. 1 "'" ,, l.1\ln.: '''I'' 11••ttu• ft•r nlt' I !eel t'\lrt•nH· I\' JI ,.J,, ·"till)( "11h twr ~''' 101• Ill.Ill\ pe,1plt u•uld u lh't thJt ,t,1lt'lllt'lll \\hl'll tht ,ll llt'' .. 111 •IUl''l l\11\ h.ir I'•"',,, bt• tlw hr't l .1J, ,11 th•• \nw11,.1n fht•J trt \11" 1h11·11 H,,,,., \nJ ""'', 1h, 111\'>I•'" pr1 .. on bt•h111J 1h1 ' ... 1.ih•na·n1? TV WHIC, Al'ftl. U , t--N1'04' uthrr lh11n htr h•nd omt. wlt"nhrd ton, J•mf' M.1cAr1hur. whu o1ppNr1t wllh hl~ tllothtr In "M•rt'-" uf ClltWtriil'nlr," .i •pr1.1•l 90·minutr rpl'>odr 1,f AS('; Tltt L.•1·r 8 1•111 'Mturd•y •I &f'M rh .. •ppr.r•nt .. uo' •ht f1r>1 1101e muther ,.nd ~oo h11vr .icted tuKrthtr Thrh pren1l1•11' .JC-ting tng1Ren1t'nt w.i1o whtn Jim w.1s .ippe.tnng 111 the 1.,,:u11 'enri. Whtn Ml\ll H1yo l .Ullt' to vl\1t ht r son in Mt'1111:u whrrt the lt'lt'Vl~1vn pruttr•m wo bt'tn~ frlmtd, thr producer •1tktd 1f 'ihto ~ould bt-1oterhtl'd in •ppt••rtog 111 '" rp1sudt uf tlw progrJJll ,A.Lrordang to M•cArthur, hit mother ~••d with ,, twinklr in h1>r prrtty blue eyt>s, "Surr, lf.you c.111 • wrltt' .t scnpt whrnd can alt w11h my bOll "5urpqStnKIV e-nouKh . .i fc·w nHll\lh\ t .. lt'r M"s Hay~ rttt'lwd .t '>lllPl ah.ii W<1\. ped1·r1 ll"r the11 dl'but ,., .i te.im In tht' St'Kmrnt 11111 .appt.trt'd .h d doctor .rnd M ,_., H.iyl''> w.is h1., mothN I ht•11 '>t'tund .ippe.tranct' t()gl'thf'r l\d\ in H,1 wu11 l11't l l m \\huh Jim .,1,urrd for n1nt> yNrs J'> Ort I )J11ny \I\ 1111.an" Th" tlml' they wert' tumt'J .i' nt·pht'" .inJ .iunt It 1\.i~ J \'<1ndt'rful t"•pt'rtt'nu• '"'d M,.,., 11.i\l'' J nd I i;ot tu en1vv tlw> be.iut\ of H,H\Jll with Ill) .,,in In ~how bu .. 1nl'S'> ti's SJ1d thing<• conw in thrl'e~-.ind HI lhl' l .t.,t-tlw thirJ pJrt ol tht' liJYt''>·M.ilArthur .ictinl( '-.114.1 h.i ppen'> \In fl,, L.tt B • .11 M,.,., H.1'"' "J' .h lr.t>d It• '>ldr "' J l\llllldfl ""'',., J hl•U'>t>l..ecper for htr nl'phl•w .1 111 m1 ,tt'r Thrl'l' l(Ul'''>f.''> "ho \""' tJ'>I to pl.1v thl' 1wphe1' I ''"" "''h '"t' hJd more •'l'P'"turut1t' .. ,,, dll "Ith t>.i,h 11t hl'r bur ••ur '>lhl'J ult .. •Ht' .,., J1vt•r .. 1f1t>d ,.,v.., 'vt.t, Arthur \\hen 11 "'lllt'.., 11nw f,1r rt''t J nJ rel.1,.111,•11 lr••m "'''" tht'tr ht'd'Y J t l1,1ttt'' tht>' n1t•1t di 1\11'' ltJ\r·~ h1111a• 111 \h''ll•' hhcrt:> tlw y '"" J 1-.u,., tht' l.111 'I h.ipp1·n1ni;., J I lt'hUH' I m .i prt-tl\ lul \ l.Jd\ t•• h.iH• 1111 "" t.•r J ,,,n ,.,, ' \1, .... I IJ\l'' A11J .,,11J "1dv \r1hu1 "" "'''"' " J 'uprr t:.i l Ht·r bt• .. t r1•le h.1, b1•t•n 1h.11 ••I "'" m1•1hr r KALEIDOSCOPE Our showroom 1s a virtual kaleidoscope o f colors The reasons are vaned - We know that color coordinating 1s the primary target when buying carpet Ouahty is usually second 1n line. and because we have such a vast selection of qualities. 1t is easy to coordinate color and quality to each ind1v1dual s taste However we know that a volume of samples looking at you can seem very contusing -but we feel that showing iust a few samples 1s not a fair representation of the carpet business Our huge select ion gives our sal~speople every possible option 1n working with people helping them to find rhe perlect choice So 1f you are 1n the market to select your carpeting select Alden s to help you thats what we re here for* 1 1 1 P.ge 23