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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-02-06 - Orange Coast Pilot> 81 JOANNS•EYNOLDS °' .. °'"' ........ 'Tile patlDc lot at AlbertlOa'a. Market lD Corona del llar la wiually a busy place on Fri4->' nl1ht.1. The nl&ht of Dec. 17, a F114aY, •at dd1l7 and me»t of the people who were in th• •mall abopplni ceJlter were preoccupied wltb plam for tbe upcomJ.aa hollUys.' Some abop- pen bl'owaed l throu1b tho t Cbrtstma1 HYNO\.DS r treulnfnmtottbeaupermarket. I Acrosa tbe Jot, the take-out pllza ltand catered to a 1aod crowd, aDd Cbrt&tmat business wa1 equally brl1k at tbe netabbortnJ ctruc ttore. But there were four people In tbe PartiDC lot tbat nl•ht •bo weren't tbh1kla1 about Chrlst&nu. Three of them 1Rre Nft.port Beach police olftcen wbo ~ 1pend1Dc another lonl nlabt watt- lnl for the ntum of the man who'd held up tbe market about a month earlier. It was 8:50 p.m. when the fourth man arrived-the one for whom tbe other three had waited for nearly two weeb. Six miDutel later, the police bad their robbery suspect safely in custody, but tbey bad kllled an SUND.AY Sl'NltA\' SPEt'IAD. Innocent b)'Btancler in the pro. Cell. - A aubllequent' lnvestiaattoo of tlie thoot1ng of the 61-)'ear-old black man, Joe Hines, by omcer Dota1 Tboma ruled the Incident accidental. But questiom penlat. Bow did 1t happen? Wby? Baaed en reports from that probe, the evenia tlfat led to Hines' death ean. be recounted. Tbe robbery of the market lb.at occurred that nlJbt wu not unez. pected. A month earlier a lone aunman bad taken about $900 from checkers in Albertaoo'a Carma del Mar in what wu becomJng an obvious pattern otcout area rob-beries. . ,# When the bandit began to re- peat hli pattern ln two robbe:rte!I earlier iD the month, Newport police were toovin~ed it wu in~ Hit.ble be 'llfould return to tbe Ooroaa del llar It.ore. So they -up their nlahWm• stakeout" IDd waited. · Tbelr plu w,a not hut111 de- vised. lbftlltliaton met with de-tecUvee trom «her .. encles try. int tcf.U totetber u much in-formadOD about the auapect u theyeoUld. Tbey bew the bandit always WON a knit cap and hid hla face behind a colorful bandana. And they mew be always car- ried a baodiun-maybe a ... caliber, maybe a .'5. A robber wbo 1enerally flt tbat ducripttoo had uaed bJa l\ID to klll a cleri in an Albertson's in VOL 70, NO. :rT, 6 SECTIONS, 88 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 19n TWENTY·Fl\IE CEN I I I ~ Deify ...... ~..., html! 0'0-11 Rather Be Srhussiag For Kevin Gates, 19, of Laguna Hills, the white on the faces of a wave will never replace the white of a snowy mountain slope, although he's willing to make do with surf during this snow less season. '1 Ah, those lucky easterners," he might be thinking, "at least there's no snow shortage back there." Reagan·: 'Seize the GOP' Proposal for ConserVative -Takeover Outlined WASHINGTON CAP> - Ronald Reagan called Saturday night for a "New Republican Party," rebuilt on conservative principles and shed of its country club image. "My friends," Reagan told the Conservative Political Action Conference, "the time bu come to start acting to bring about the great conservative majority par- ty we know is waiting to be created. Although 19me of the ideas in his speech at a "Salute to Ronald · and Nancy Reagan~· dinner bad been noat.ect earlier, it, was tbe fint comprehensive presentation oi bis blueprint for the con- s e rv a the future and bis IJal,l,oonist Stranded In Arizona PHOENIX, Artz. (AP) Stymied in hla search for ~ east wind, bot-air balloonist Karl Thomas spent Saturday at a plush hotel here, unable to re- sume bis attempt to reach Florida in record time unUl at least Sunday afternoon. Latest weather reports si.ld that would be the earliest that winds would permit the 28-yea.J'-old Troy, Mich., adventurer to. lilt hla 95-foot-tall yellow balloon from the town of Bope, Arla., 50 miles east ol the Colorado River, whlcb forms the California· Arizona border. Thomas, trying to beat publlaber Malcolm Forbes' 41-day coast-to-coast record, bas made only 50 miles headway since Wednesday. He started Tuesday from Santa Anita Park race track in California. On Thursday, Thomas drifted 200 miles soatb to Puerto Penaaco, Mexico, on the Gulf of Mexico. strongest personal assertioo of leadership since his presidential campaign died just abort of nomination last August. Reagan said the answer for conservatives la not to start a third party but to seize and restructure the GOP. "l believe the political success of the principles we believe in can best be achieved in the Republican party,'' Reagan said. "I believe the Republican party can and should provide the political mechanism through which the goala of the majority of Americans can be achieved. "For one thing," he said in his text, "the biggest single group. inc of conservatives is to be found in that party. It makes more aense to build on that groupinc th8n to break lt up and startover. · "Rather than start a third par- ty, we an have a new first party made up of people who share our principles ... Reagan has suggested that the Republicans look for a new name, but be said In the mean- time be would call the dreamed of conservative majority "The New Republican Party." "'lbe New Republican Party I envision will not, and cannot, be one limited to the country club- big business image that it is ~urdened with today," the former California governor said. "The New Republican Party I am speaking about is going to ............... CALLING FOR NEW GOP Reagan,HToday have room for the man and woman in the factories, for the farmer, for the cop on the beat and the millions of Americans who may never have thought of joining our party before but whose Interests coincide with those represented by principled Republicans," he said. Carter, RickoVer Rehash Old Times WASHINGTON (AP)- Pruident Carter bad a nostalgic, private lunch Saturday wttb a man wbo was bia mentor and wbo now salutes him as comman· der-in-chief. found effect on my life-perhaps more than anyone except my own parents," Carter wrote in his campaign biography, "Why Not the Best?" Reaian also said the founda· tion of the new version of the par- ty should be the conservative platform which his followers hammered through the 1976 Republican convention. Reagan pictured a political majority built on a grua-roota, populist conservatism, resting on economic rugged individualism, an aversion to social engineering and a demand for military strength. Despite bis call for high printi· ple and doctrinal purity, Reagan said he does "not view the new revitalized Republican party as one based on a principle of ·ex· cluslon." · ~ "After all," be said, .. ~do not get to be a majority PU'tJ by searchinl for groupa you wan't associate or wort wltll.•• * * * Ex-governor Turns 66, J l I Remains Busy LOS ANGELES (AP)-Ronald Reagan is 66 years old t.oday- and be planned to spend the day on the political "mashed potato circuit.'' The former Calif ornla gov. ernor, tanned and vigorous as ever, shows no sips of livinl ap bla leadership of the CQD• aervatlve wing of the R~oan party. And he doean t count himself out of preaident1al politics in 1980. • "I don't know wbere ttll be ha 1980," Is Reagan's way of keep- ing the door open for 1980 without committing himself to a cam· paign. Reagan is woniq to apml the conservative power baae which nearly won him tbe Republican nomination for presi. dent last year. Beeognize This· Car? Carter and his wife, Rolalynn. dined with Adm. and Mrs. H1mm Rickover in the secluded residence wing of the White House. Rickover. '11, ls con- 9ldered father of the nncl~ar Nu7. The tiUe of the book ls based on an excbance be bad wlth Rickover when the admiral in· terviewed him for the Navy's nuclear submarine program in the early 1950s. Carter wrote, the admiral uked bow be stood in bJa Naval Academy class-a question Carter though be could answer wttbpride. ••My attention now la on~·· Jleaaan says. "My attentka Is eoln• to be on seetns U we C"an't whltUe away at that Democntlc majoricy in Coqreu and the state leelalatures." -. To bel.P him in that whltWac process, Reagan has abOul. a million left over from llW "Citl.zem for Reagan .. Prestw.· $1,000 Reward Offered Carter spent much of his Navy careesr Ill nuclear pow• dnetop.: qient uilder Rlck1wer. , '14 ~ ~ the Na'f'J' Nuclear : ProPulDQQ Dlmlon, Rickover 1 ' bu been J a1D 1potea ln bit · critlcilm Pentap reel tape and wbat he re1atil1. as oc· ~uJonal failures to obtala ex- • cellmce and etndenc1 from de- feme ccntraetan. The adm1raJ Jiu a reputation for belna equally demancttni tn his deliril for excellence from his men •. 0 Adm. JUctover had a pro- .. Sfr, I stood S9th In a class of 820!" Carter-said be replied. "I aat back to wait for the con-a r a tul a tions-w h I eb never came." . Instead, Rickover asked: "Did )'OU clo yout best?" Carter wrote that be WU relne-tant to admit bla human f allinp but .. 11wered nonetbeleu, ••No, air, I ctidil~ always do my best.'' ••Why not?" Rickover ahot back. f~N T!lt: INSID•~ • _. I " LV~· LOYD -l'or 2S yean ane':ot America'• fa'iurlte CO!q~~ Lucille Bill ta m-·~ tiei'1uie, her triedda and famfb' •n •• the Ila ~ DaUMcl ~ to perform. She . tell• !lei R6ecl What .... tb.lnb d. toda1'• TV abowa oil Pace •• PD.U. POSBSas -Tb• usa.ta Alla RiYer • Tran•• 1or blqc:llfa 160b like a freeway oa MID~ ....., weebndl. Bebeeca 8Ueaaild d. the DallJ: PlJot 8tatr Wl8~Wbiaeiaetoo.nc1 wbilt .... lif4Q rila tO follcrtr • , ... Jn: . . ..... tlal campatp fund. · That 1DODe1 bu been Pt.ce4 hi a new oraanizatlon with the a.mo CFR lnlt1als, "Cltbena for the Republic," with Ronald Req• u cbalrman and ~ NofsWtr, 1'eaaan'a looatlme poiiucal .S· viaer. u ularlecl u.ecutlve al· fleer. ~ 'the new CFll will use the~ campalo surplus to belp ~ 17 c&ndfdates. and it will allo be a vehicle to raile more ,_.,., aal4N~ ,,, .... ... - EXOTIC TAYRA IS LAGUNA'S BEAUTY OF A a1Aa1- Laguna Beach Tayra Slips Its Bonds Escape may be the only thin~ on the mind of a brown-eyed weasel-like creature which bas, so far, made short work ol two cages in Laguna Beach's animal s~lter. The creature, a South American Tayra, terrorized Heisler Park patrons for several weeks, escaped from a capture cage set out for it, then bent the bars of a bird cage used to seize it later, slipping through its bars lo take a bite at its captor, a Laguna Beach animal control officer. A new owner is being sought for the animal, someone who loves ex- otic pets and bas a strong cage. Huntington Beach Blood Plea Touches Donors Donna Jean McKnight, a S-year-old Huntington Beach girl stricken by leukemia. faces an uncertain future ,. after Children's Hospital of Orange County doctors fought : off the first attack by the d isease, using 24 pints of blood. A ·. friend of the McKnigbts told the public of their plight in a news story. The reaction? So far, says the Red Cross, 10 · persons have come forward to donate blood for the little ' girl. New donors may contact the Red Cross at 835-5381 for an appointment. .. , Newport Beach ·· Ma Bell's Family Explodes t • liljl,Ij In an Alexander Graham Bell-weather note, American Telepbooe and Telegraph Com· pany reports that Newport Beach is one of seven cities ln the United States with more telephones than people. The ratio, says AT&T, is 101.7 phones for every 100 residents in the city. Sharing the pbone- laurels is an equally well wired Orange County city, Fullerton, which has 102.9 telephones per 100 population. Washington D.C. l ops both cities with a phone:people ratio or 140.4 to 100. Something Fishy in Irvine? Confusion abounded in Irvine last week as Irvine School board candidates tried to decide what they'd eaten during a controveny-abrouded dinner meeting called by the district. Tbe dinner meetint'I purpose, district officials said, was to get board candidates and district erQployes to&et.her to clear up coo.fusion over district goals and acUvtUea. By meeting's end, several candidates had settled the menu question-et least partially-by agreeing that they'd eaten either creamed chicken or fish crepes. Adding to the con- fuaion wu Superintendent Stan Corey's promise before the meetincthal they'd dine on baloney. Mission Vieio Water Adds to Slides Repair crew11n Mluion Vi4tjo worked f evertsbly to shore up an embukment aloq Trabueo Road last week after at leut three earth alid .. froced residents to nee homes located at the top ol the allppln1 alope. Aa work crews worked both nl&ht and da) to lbore up the man-made embankment. ln- vestlaatora were hla.mln1 the slide on vertical fractures In rock beneath the elope. They added that waterinc of lawns atoptbealopewaaacootributincfactorlntheslide. Coc;ta Mesa Therapy Method Shocking · Statewide probes lnto therapy methods 1n mental • boepitals cam~ home to Carta Mesa's Fairview Hospital last week as hivest11ators be1an reviewiq use of electric shocks and forced restraint oo patients reeelvtq uenion ' therapy. l'ainiew admlni.strator Dr. Michael Levine aays · the me al thole technique. ls leaitlmate therap1 for m&D7 • patients wbo ao physical hatm to themselvu unleu resb'alned, and that sbocb disrupt aelf-abuaiTe behavior lone enou&b for new, less damqlng, behavior to be learned. . ;_ ~ ' . Prison Swaps Gain •, ~KEXIOO CITY CAP)~ qi11· a11tutlmal ameQdment auowmi =lco to comply wltb the 1 ol a PriloJl•r .. xchule ty oesotlate4 with the Unit- • Statel baa bee publlllMcl ln die omda1 ~and tak• el· lmm«Uately. e treaty wu. 1lped Jut nbat,Vlnf. m. rad.Oed by eac.b eoun· Uf'1 Senate, tt will allow U.S. 141Data 1n lluico ucl Ila· lopt Jailed tn ibe United States· . . to 1e.rve tbe remalDder of tbllr MDtenctl ln their bomelaada. • U.S. dlplom.Uc IOW'Ctl ..,. diet lt wm take mtU April ,. the ftnt prtaooer nehua• If the U.S. Senate ratlfl11 Uae treat)' and tbe U.S. Coll~ apprcms ••bllq leaJalaU.. The llalcan eon,r.. bM fl· fimlbelved pen.al Nlorla I IUbmltted u the .,.. 1 o1acampatp114 bJ u.a. lnmat11 Mtklna puoJe trom priloel In Mateo.. • Vets F1yingHigh ~ Finiah]et Coune • firm, located on the south aide or ., 8l'BVE lllTCllEU °' .. .._.,... .... Two decorated Vietnam vei.rau, wbo both Jo.t t.belr rtaht ... below tM bee tD tUt contllet. are quallfted Jet pUota today alter completlnc com- merctal pUot courses at Orance Count)' Airport. But Gary Green and John Cb•= hope lt will be euler tor to cet commerclal or corporate jet pilot Jobi than it wu to convince tbe Varaaa Ad· mJniltraUon to ft.Dance theli jet tralnJ.DI. Greeq la a tall, 2'7-year.old Jdabo man wbo spent 11.x years 1n the Army, a year and a bait of that 1n tbe Quang Tri province 1n Soutb Vietnam, flying helicopter gunablps. WldJe lD Vletaam, be new 1,575 combat ml11lon1 and was wounded three Umes. He bas enough service medals to OQtfit a squadron, 11toludin1 tbe Diat- ln.IUlabed Senice Croll, three Silver Stars, f°'fl'. Dllttn(Ullhed Flnaa CrOINI, a BroGle Star, M Mr JI~ ODI with Valor do- .. vice, and three Purple Heartl. But even an 1mpresaive war re- cord didn't convince the VA that be ·~ set benefita for Jet tra1nlng courses. He said be spent most or last summer flghUng for a VA okay, and, when he beard about similar efforts by Green, wrote him a let· ter advising him to stay on top of tbeagency. Their etrorts paid off, and Martin Aviation officials said the pair mlibt be the first graduates of the VA'1 vocational rebabllila· lion program in jet training. Martin officials claim the rucbt school ii the first to be ap- prOved for the VA program. The Collision Waves Four Hurt A bead-on collision Saturday in Costa Mesa left one woman in critical condition and injured three others. Police said Roberto Serrano Moreno, 23, of Santa Ana, was ar- rested on charges of felony drunk driving and immi1ralion viola- tion 1n the 2:07 a.m. accident on Bristol Street near South Coast Plaza. Linda Jeanne Fryback, 29, of Redondo Beach, a passenger in the other car. was in critical con· dltion late Saturday at Mercy General Hospital in Santa Ana. The driver of that car, Jurgen Baumgart, 42, of Redondo Beach, was 1n stable condition at Mercy General. Moreno was treated and re- leased for bi.a Injuries at Costa Mesa Hospital before being booked by police. His passenger, Sandra Jo Barton, 18, of Santa Ana, was treated and released at Mercy General. Parents File Lawsuit on Boy's Injury A couple who claim their S- year-old son lost the sight 1n his left eye when be fell into thorn bushes that Oank the walkways al Dana Point Harbor sued Oranee County and Uae Dana Point Marine Company Friday for damages to be determined in trial court. Gecqe A. YOUDf m and bi.a wife. Deborah, claim tbat Georre A. Youna IV wu partial- ly bllnc1ed when a tbom on a Natal Plum bush pierced bis eye Au1.28. Tbey f\utber seek an lnjunc- tloii that would eoinptl tbe c:oun· ty to remove all 1ucb trees from the area llild prttent the defen- da.ata trom plaotma aDT more bulMloltbattype. AUacbld to the Superior court Cowt laWIUlt la a peU~ by a number ol local rest ts wbo al.lo demand removal ol the natal plum treel. the ()rqe County Airport, of. fen mpt tl'a1nlQI from bulc in· ltnaetioD to Jet QJ>e rat.tn.p. Chapman, a ao.7ear·old charter pilot for a Ventura ftrm, said be lost a leg in a machine IUD b\mker 1n An Kbe 1n 196S, while attached to the First Cavalry. He saict be received Army trainl.q u • helicopter turbine _,me mechanic and bu been fb'tna for 18 years. CbaJ)!DaD, wbo ... awarded a Silver star and a Purple Heart for action 1n Vietnam, says be wanta a job u a eorporate pilot, DOW that be'I received trainlna in the Celllla CitaUoa jet. But he'll be back at Martin AviaUon Monday morning to begin three weeks of training so becaojockey the sleek Lear jet. "I'll tate almost any job," he laucbed. "Wherever I can do the moatflyiq." Chapman said be would prefer a job u a corporate jet pilot, "because they aren't stuck to just one route like commercial pilot.!' "I don't lite the idea of flying to just ooe d~tination all the Ume," be said. ,, Green oo the other band, would like a Job with a commercial a1rllne, but be says the airline companies have told him be can't qualify because of bis injury. "Western Airlines told me I didn't have a chance in bell Of fly. Ing for them," Green said. HOPING THEIR JET PILOT CAREMS WILL TAKE OFF O.ry Orffn, Left, John Cttepmen Overcome Odd• He said the airlines claimed they can't hire him because or in· aurance reasons, addlng that cor- poration pilots do not face the same problems. "l haven't really made a con· centrated eflort to find a job yet because ol school," he said. ••But I've got a bunch of resumes made up anc:t I'll probably start pound- ing the pavement pretty soon." And. although both men say they do not need special ~'f ! ment to fly a jet, they both they face some hesitation fr'om employers. "Hell, I've already bad fiigbt ln.atructon try to talk me out of taking on jets," Chapman sald. "But they changed their minds alter we 1ot airborne." So the two determined veterana will soon be beading out, looking for flying jobs. And, considering their perseverance. they'll probably get ju.st what they want. Ragtime, Sorcery Leading By ALMON LOCK.ABEY Delly .. llol ao.llflt Etlltw Ragtime and Sorcery were fighting for the lead Saturday ' night 1n the 1,125-mile Puerto Vallarta yacht race after leading 22 other yachta across the starting llne off Marine del Rey Saturday atlp.m. Noteworthy Study Cathy SWltz, • one o( 30 aspirants in the Orange County Metropolitan Opera Auditions, bones up on an aria Saturday before singing in preliminary competition. The auditions, the first Met tryouts held in the county, continue today from 1 to 5 p.m. at Santa Ana High School, 520 W. Walnut St., with finals to begin about 2:30 p.m. The winner will go on to regional competition. Attendance at the tryouts is open to the public free of charge. Teen-agers Burt In Newport Crash Four teen-aaen were lnJu.red Satutda.Y 1n a tw~ar colllsloo in fJ"Ollt' ~ the Newporter Inn in Newport Beach, police peid. According to police • car driven by Marcial Nlcboia, 11, ol W estmlnster apparently wu turnin& left when lt eo.llided wlth a aeeond vehicle and crubed ln.to • planter 1n front of the bot.el Oil Jamboree Road. Amaq the lDJured were the .................. p&aseniers 1n Nichols' car, Jim Millan, 17, and Lark MorrilOD, 16., both ol Weatmlnater. Their in· juries did not appear to be m.Jor, pollceaald. Sufferin& moderate Injuries In the~ car were the driver, Kenneth Hoffman, 11, and passenger Kevin Betson, 17, both of Newport Beach. Police said the accident ls UD· der investilation . S~, Tijuana Fare Cut aerrice1 .. wblcb takes halt the Ume. ww contlnue. Th• arran.cementa lnvotvtni bu1e1 of the North County TrauJt and San Dte10 Tran.sit. dlltrieta wen made by tbe Del J(a.r QQ' Coad.I. By apMq to spend auoU.ne lal• tax NVeDUM, Del Mir ar- raD.Sed for the two traollt dl&-trtct. to meet in that area norUi of SUDl.tcoto boaortra.ul ... Ragtime, skippered by co. owner Sill White of Long Beach Yacht Club, was 11 seconds behind the gun •t the start with Jacob Wood''s Sorcery, California Yacht Club, getting a good start in the center of the line and the Mexican yacht Lussino, a Stan.tfast-40 skippered by Alfredo Giovannell getting tbe start at the windward peg. A few minutes after the start Sorcery bad moved smartly into the lead aa Ragtime's crew took Ume to reef the mains'l in the 12· lS knot aouthweaterly. Ragtime bas a new ~foot taller mast than creviously which makes her s gbtly less stable 1n beaUng and close re- aching conditions. Reports from observers about 4:30 p.m. noted that Sorc:erJ' and Bagtime were figbilng about an even duel in the light to moderate airs with Sorcery holding a windward position. Mesan Succumbs To January Burns A 67-year-old Costa Mesa man has succumbed to injuries sul· fered in a fire at bis mobile borne. Herman Darby of 2060 . Newport Blvd. died Friday at UC Irvine Medical Center, the Orange County coroner's office reported. He was injured Jan.10. Firemen said the fire was caused either by smoking in bed or by a faulty electric blanket. SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ' 'Toothless Bandit' Talks av MITVDISEL _ 6t_DlllY ........... ltd Mann, wbo WU to become known as Huntiniton Beacb'a ao- called Toothless Band.It, ... a lot ol ad:ton in Vietnam. President Carter'• blanket ac- t.ion In behalf of those wbo cboH CHacla, or Sweden, or other faraw-.y places la.stead ot Viet· nam bu an empty Janale to Ed- die, lib the Jangle ol doatap taken oil a body. "My job the first day wu to start plcklnt up bodie1 and pleees ol bodies. My sergeant made me do lt to get uaed to the slgbt," explains Mann. Still, the former Marine cor· poral who landed there in 1968 as a member of the Fi:nt Division, Fifth Regiment, ~cond Bat- talion. does not resent Carter's amnesty measure. .. I feel it la right, but I don't th1nt 'they' should get the Jong. term benefits," be says of those Torment Persists wbo were wounded and, or, c». corated In tM mWtuy ud tbaa turned t.belr bacb on the war. Tbe Jonc·t«m benefits WOUDd- dilabled ~ Mun may in- herit from b1I Mr'Vice to b1I coun· try are Cl\*donable at best and b1I future la UDQ\lelt!Ollably UD· certain today. "I have to go back to jail Tues· day," be remarked in a recent in- terview It his family'• downtown Huntlncion Beach area con· domlntum. Ed Mann talks of his months in Vietnam casually, wtth a quick, boy lab crin that makes him seem younger than a troublebattered 27 yean old. He sounds a bit lite "Rlcbie" the typical boy next door on TV's ''Happy Days." He wears rumpled white athletic socks, blue Jeans and a * * * Vall, Colo., souvenir T -ah.irt picked up in tbe i.DevJt.able You.na man'• pc>11twar aearcbin1 for blmselt qaba In America. Mann visited Port Aoaelea, Wash .• wher. be was a loner and in Vall be was a drywall con.at.ruction worker. The roaminca and tbe repeated vlalu to Veteran.a' Admlnlatra. Uon boeplta.ls eeekinc help for depresalon aud restlessness began with the blindial thud of a mortar sbell eight years ago. "I never bad any problems un- W a wbile after I got knocked in the bead at Hue City," says the Long Beach VA Hospital outpa. tient. The mortar explosion -North Vietnamese, VC, or whatever - blew him headrirat into a con- crete block wall and headlong in· Extremes Frustrating Eddie Mann's bitter mother might be a character in novelist Joseph Heller's caustic book "Catcb-22", an indictment of war, the military machine behind it and the end product it spits out: Broken men. She epitomizes the Catcb-22 syndrome, which stated in simpler terms is the frustration of knowing you are damned if you do and damned if you don't. Or, if you can't. She describes the family today as living life atop a powder keg and nobody knows-least of all Eddie-when the drugs the VA makes him take and the alcohol he'd prefer may set it off. The two never mix, especially not with an uncertain degree of damage from a combat bead wound that triggers blinding headaches, depression, anxiety and blackouts. "I am so furious at that VA," Mrs. Lillian Mann says angrily. Sbe was referring io her son's last two visits to the Long Beach VA Hospital, just before he re- ported "to Orange County Jail to finish 20 days of a sentence for armed robbery. He is due for re- lease Saturday. He committed two holdups un· der the influence of VA - dispensed drugs, and also alcohol. He remembers nothing of them. "He had to go back in la.st Fri- day, and when he came home they bad given him 90 pbenobarbitol capsules. They wanted him to come back Mon· day and that time he came home with 90 Valium pills!" says Mrs. Mann. "You can't even get that much from a drugstore with a doctor's prescription. .. They are the biggest drug· pushers in the world ... " she adds. He does not want the VA drugs, but they are there when the anx- iety and pressure mounts. "I 'm not taking anything now and I feel fine," he says during the interview. .. The VA needs a house· cleaning," he says somewhat bit- terly. "But it's easier to write a prescription than to give a guy some counseling." He calls the tall, massive con· crete VA Hospital at Seventh Street and Bellflower Boulevard in Long Beach "The Pill Palace." "Anybody who gives him any pills or anything to drink is only pulling him back behind bars," says Mann's Orange County Probation Officer Eric Garmsbausen. Currently, Mrs. Lillian Mann ls presenting a case for VA Holpilal reform and changes in • E'ro91P~Al handling of vets like Eddie to Congressman Robert H. Badbam (R-Newport Beach) if it may help. She is also contemplating a class action law suit in behalf of all such troubled ex-Gls through the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU ) although that possibility is uncertain. The Manns believe some alternative environment-drug· free, for those who don't require drugs and more like a camp than a hospital-5bould be tried for long-term work with men so physically or mentally affected it is too difficult to adjust again. "They should have taken a lot of us and put us in a place not for say, 'de-briefing•, but where we could literally be· re-trained for civilian life," says Ed. He makes no real excuses for what be bas done, but literally cries out for help in the uncer· t.tlnly of what he might do under Identical conditions in the future. "It's so frustrating. We love him. We know what he's really like. It's heartbreaking to watch him go from one extreme to the other," says a helpless Lillian Mann. "If aomebody would just t'ell me I have to take care of him for the rest of my life," she explains, "m •Ybe I could accept lt." CdM SHOOTING TRAGEDY REVISITED. • • year veteran of the force, was in charge. Thomas, at 25, was the youngest member of the team. He bad spent three years in police work. As on all other nights, the stakeout worked on a rotating basis. One man stayed in the store, concealed in the second floor manager's office. scanning the changing crowd ror sus- picious activity. He maintained radio contact with the other two who were bid- ing in a camper parked in front of the store. The men in the camper had the usier job so they chanced places with the man in the office from time to time. to checker, gathering cash in a brown paper bag. He warned Coelho and Thomas the man was armed. The broadcast was heard by all of Newport's police units whose officers waited for some indica- tion that additional help would be needed. Meanwhile, Coelho left the camper and ran to a position op- posite the door opening onto the parking lot closest to East Coast Highway. Thomas, carrying the shoteun. ran to the opposite door which is closer to First Avenue. In discussing the stakeout, the orttcers had agreed on a few bas ls tactics: -There would be no shooting iI civilians were insight. As the bandit left the store, still clad in his face mask and knit cap, witnesses said they clearly saw that be had a bag clutched in one band and a gun in the other. He came out the door that Thomas was headed for and turned al a half-run for First Avenue. He was rounding the arc of Cbr~tmas trees when Thomas yelled for him to stop. The reports are conflicting on whether the officer said "halt" or "stop" but everyboOy who beard it later agreed they knew the nee~ figure had been or- dered to stop. to tbo rat of bl.a ll!e, 1ucb u It la today. He came home more than a year after that Tet Offensive wound that left b1m without froal teeth, only a daital plate, and ap. pa.rently underlyln1 head in· Ju.rt• um etW affect him. Today be Is oo the otnclal in- mate 1'0IU:r' at Or&llle County Jail. ftnidllns 20 dayt of a men.- tence imPoMd for two foollably- amateur armed robberies la.st year. -He toolc a tax.I while on pau from the Long Beach VA Hospital and kept the driver waiting while he robbed a downtown Huntington Beach ll· quor store, allegedly at lcnlle- point. Police stopped the cllb before it even reached Sunset Beach. -He brandiahed a k.nif'e at a local policeman's wi{e a few days later while out on bail and robbed her small art supplies shop not far from his parents' house. Mann was quickly captured as be calmly walked bome. And he cannot even begin to re- member either incident, but simply pleaded guilty, knowing he must be if authorities say so. Mann admits be wu under the lnfluence of drugs. He asserts VA doctors literally pour them down the throats of unwilling and will· ing VA hospital palienta alike. "I was pretty 'blown oul' from the medication," be says regret· fully. "I was 'on the moon."' And more recently he was ar· rested for allegedly being drunk in public on the sidewalk ln front of bis house. And still more re- cently, be was served with an ar- rest warrant charging malicious m~chief. "I don't even know what that's about. I'm going to fight it in court,'' be snaps angrily. The story of Cpl. Edward T. Mann (USMC-Rel.) is typical of thousands of Johnnies who came marching home with physical or mental and emotional handicaps characterized as Post-Combat Neurosis. "I signed up right out of high school to get some education, but it didn't work out that way. I wanted to go into jet mechanics, but it didn't gel that far," he says, glancing at the clock. The so-called Toothless Bandit is due for an Orange County Department of Mental Health group psychological counseling session. Mann asked what he could do for his country in return for train· ing as a jet mechanic and one clause was a four-year commit· ment, so in 1968 be enlisted in the Marine Corps. • Delly Mlet , .... ri.te ED MANN HOLDS SCULPTURE OF MAN IN DESPAIR th Slater Completed "Two Wffka Before Her De.th He was sent to Memphis Naval Air Station, ~t the war escalat· ed and his dreams vaniabed like gunsmoke in the wind. One third of bis unit was shipped out to Camp Pendleton for advanced infantry lrainlng. Mann was a grunt. A dogface, as he would have been called in World War II -the war that was different than Vietnam -and be wouldn't learn a technical skill as the recruiting posters offered. The only world he would see would be an ugly panorama of what combat has been about down through the ages. The weapons and the settings are all that change. "I was a rifleman and I worked with flame-throwers for a while," he says, going into no further detail about the obvious sights he saw and tasks he performed. The long road home led him to and through such places as Phu Bai and Da Nang, Saigon, and all the lesser named and numbered pointa of strategy on batUe maps now long-outdated. Following his wounding at Hue City and the increasing series of blinding headaches and terrify- ing blackouts, tests in hospitals and transfers, Mann came home. He came home with a Purple Heart, a few minor courtesy medals, a check for $1,000 and an honorable discharge. He also 1 came bome with three red, white and blue strikes against him. But for what it is wor1b to America, which became sucked into the bloody whirlpool of Viel· nam when Mann was a boy of 12. he didn't come home in a bag. "There's no doubt about it, the kid's got problems," says one veteran police detective who pro- bed into Mann's background after bis arrest as the Toothless Bandit. He will be out in time to re- sume 12 units of study at Golden West College, where he is seek- ing bis import car mechanic's license. Mann's probation officer and a judge arranged his furlough release so be could take mid-semester fmals. "I did okay. . ., " he says when asked, but ooe knows by his tone it wasn't really okay. And it still isn't okay. Not for Eddie Mann. Coelho had traded the office for the camper a rew minutes before Mcinnis. inside the store, got. on the radio. -There would be no attempt to take the bandit until he was clear of the store. He night run back in- to the market and get a hostage. The running man paused long enough to turn back toward Thomas. DIAGRAM SHOWS POSITIONS OF OFFICER, VICTIM AND SUSPECT IN CdM SHOOTING "This is it. It's going down. 211 (armed robbery).·' Tbe lS-year-old omcer. an 11· year veteran of police work, gave a description of the robber as be watched bim move from checker The officer inside the store would be responsible for getting downstairs lo the front of the store to act as guard over the checkers and customers once the bandit left. * * Just as he did, Hines stepped from the trees Into the lot. No one-not the witnesses, not the police, not the suspect-claimed they remember seeing him until that point. Thomas says he dJdn 'l see him * as he prepared to fire in what be believed was self defense. The officer told investigators he doesn't recall exactly what ht> did after he yelled at the suspect and saw the man turn around. Witnesses give two accounts: some say the officer rolled t.o the 'Old Joe D i dn't Deserve to Die' Joe Hines made no eloquent parting statement. Ju.st a ques- tion blurted out 1n pain: "Wby'd ya sbootmeT" It's a question the people wbo knew bim alao have been asking since Hlnes was felled by that fatal shotgun blast seven weeks ago. . They 1nsist Hines did not de- serve such a bard death. He wu the tent.lest IOrtol man, they SQ, a kind aou1 who Wal &ood to alJ. Someenallllplytbt tbenwas an WlderbtDI radal mottvatkJn totbethod*n1 became HlDeswu black. Tryfqtoflncl out wboJa. RIDel really -,.... 11 difficult now beeauaetbole who knew him tend to 1ee him lupr than lJf e ID licbt of the traait clmumtance1 ~bis death. One Wonlan tor lnstance, who called tbe D;il7 Pilot a few dQ8 after bis deatb, claimed that ••ablolutel1 flVerJbodJ ln CGnDa del Kar knew blm, and t.be711kecl hlmt.oo.'' a. tqperbola camr.-rill I.be wertlm " tbe manqer ol the Albertson's market where Hlnes wusbot. He said neither he nor his employes -nor for that matter anyone else in the small shoppiq center -ever remembered --ing Hines before the nl1ht he died. .. We 1et an awful lot of people tbroulh here every day," ex- plainecltbema.rketmana1er. Aecordlq to the people he worked f« and wttb, Hlaea did •Pflud a lot ol time In the CcJnm.a cf el llar area. He •u a handyman who W«ked prtmarlly for four or a .. families lD the Corma del M.,..Lquna Beach area to whom bewuknownu .. old Joe ... One of old Joe•• principal emplo1er1 was the Charles Wheeler taml.ly of Corona de1 JI ar. Wbeeler 11 the lntne Copi- pan1 carparateaecntarJ. He recalled that Hlnes had on11DallJ been a c•ment work foreman In be•V7 commerelal and lndaltrtal coastruc:Uon, but Quit for balld:rma wan because the pr a LA WU too put SD tbe C»lillb&11aot I .. . .botlr ...... ..,.,.ukl that mo. would laaft obAl'Nd his 17th anniversary with the famUyonJan.18. As Car u the Wheelers were concerned, Hines was hard· working, loyal, trustworthy, friendly and courteous. In fact, Wbeeler said, be had many of the qualities embodied in the Boy Scout laws. But, he but.Uy added. HlJ)es was .. not toocoochrtth m01My.,. The problem, as Wheeler aees it,was tbat Hine• wu overly 1enel'OUI. ••Whenever he'd get a few bucll:a ahead, he'd usualJy help .ameooe ID b1a fa.mil1 «a frieod to~IOIDeapenMI. •• Wheeler Nid be thlnkl that tbe kind ot man Joe Blnes wu la best Wllltnlted "1 tbe tact that be~ aided O\'er Halloween at U.. WbeelerbomefOttbepaatMYenl years. ••e.•d be there to an1wtt the door ad band out the cand.Y to the kids,.. Wlleela" 1aJd. ••He J>l(>a bably 1'ould bft been bappy to dolt for fNe. but•• alWl.)'I paid Ill~ .... " beW .,. ·---~-UllL.. . u-1 tn1Joa111Ms.U..on· 11 ~ Im acquatntaa.-cm come up with in the way " a detraction la to note that be .. wun't too religious," and he dido 'tattend church regularly. lnvesti1aton of the shooting were not concerned with HJnes as an individual and dJd not research Into bl.a lile. "Aa far as we're con- cerned." one said, "h• led an ex· emplarya:lste:nce." An. bis death, Hines' body was lblDPld to Tua. where his aon and brotbera Uve. mn.• onl1 relative In Orange County ....-n to be kll wtfe. Eva, who ll\'i* In Santa Au. Hlnea lived In a modal Dana Polnt~t. rn-. 8Jq)lalMd tbat the 000- pJe bad been utranfed ror MY~Jan, but Mn. Hlaet, tbo lone local 1unh'or, filed a ~000 ~ death claim •lalmt tbec1t7. Llke bla fri_. lllJCOrima del llU' Iba qpartCl'1.J bell~ be cUdD 1 Died todletbiawu IHtdld. Wbeeier~&hatNGthMilt; ''Ywbow?'bea~ "ldldD'tre-: alb' .... to tlJk pabllclJ .. blm. Bu& l dldlt beeaue UMl lt'a th9l'81lJoedelcveL" ground in a somersault and other say be just knell and brought the shotgun up to bis eye. He fired, Hines doubled over and cried out. The bandit kept go- ing. Thomas told investigators that it wasn't unW after Hines col· lapsed that he saw the victim. The neeing suspect dashed acrOP the parldn1 lot and dove under a Volbwagen van parked on Flnt Avenue. Thomas and Coelho were right behind him. As they approached the van, the bandit threw out his gun and belled them not to shoot. One investJ1ator estimated that less than a minute had elapsed from the time the sua.- pect left the market untll he wu cornered Wider the van. Immediately after the shoot· lnJ, police lnvntJ.1aior1 walked the scene with Thomas. They wanted to flDd out if I.be 25-year-old offlc~ had IODO Into tbe at.ate out with the PfOCOO· celved notion that be was aotnc to ..shoot tbe suspect. So t.bCY uked blsn wbf be didn't lboot at the robber after tbe 1nWal shot, u the ~an ran for the van. • The oftlce:r explained be ftnd the flnt time because tbe IUI• ped.. In tumbl•, 1'U ~of• lenalve In behavior. Anet' that. WHG be WU nmnl.di aDd wbeft h• crawled under the nn be wu only ••b1bttloe defenalve beba9'cir and there wu no reason -~ fte tUlpect. Richard Willtam SuttoQ.;'~30~ Of San Clemente, crawWGlilfrom bla ~p&.e od ._ t-. to jail bf OM ol the tbr.-bid-\ll) Dill that ard"4 an tbe teene wt1blA mmut.. ot tbe original radio broadcast made by Mcinnis. The paramedics were not far behind, administering to Hines ' as they rushed him to Hoag Memorial HospiW where be died about an hour later. The coroner's report indicated that his death was caused by a . massive loss of blood resulting . from the rupture of one ot his femoral arteries. It only toolc one of the nine buck shot pellets to do the fatal • damage. Seven others hit Hines. • ln h11 lowe1' abdomen ln a lO·inch. wide pattern. , Tbe ninth shot waa later found • lmbedded in the wall of a duplex opposite the parking lot on First Avenue. Tbe use or the shotgun. puuled........and angel'ed-a lot of people. But police say its uae la stan- dard procedure. They DOlnt out that in a CCb· frontatlon with an armed. (See CdJlftAGBDY • Pa1e &f) t ·-. • Al DAILY PILOT f;ast's ttuggle F.!!es On ) 9jftitAMeda ....... l Tbe ....... ball of tM .... ... put to tbe test lest .... .. 1J111""11 and flilld .... ..... ti.trned ~ 111• lato • .eni· ci. for endurance and put,.... malnl GD suppll• of natural .... l By Satunt.,-. the wont d tbe cold appeared ended for molt beu. But the problem• caUMd by tbe weatber wen far from over. aAPO> PASSAGE of enerey lestalation "*I~ b7 Prell-- dent Carter enabled tbe ad· min11traUon to divert aatural •u from the Weat and move It to fuel-starved areas ol the East and Midwest. But there WU not ene>UO fuel to reopen fadoriea which have a low priority en the lilt ol natural au men and an estimated 1.5 million American workers r• mataed offtbe job. School chlldren in many areu got an ~ boUclay u tluarooma were clo.ed to eon. serve natural cu needed for homes and hospitals. The cost ol the cold wu aWl mounttu. The leflalaUon that 4'1labled Carter to allocate gas to places where il was needed most, also allowed pipelines to tem· porarlly purchase the fuel at prices higher than current federally regulated levela. UTIUTIES SAID the higher griced natural gu mixed in with NJU)ar supplies would not cause 4 severe boost in customers' Uills. But there were estimates that the cold itself would add ~illlons to beatin1 coata u well as f()Odprices. · 'the week started with a mowstorm that hit hardest at 8u!falo, N.Y., virtually laolatiog the city. Thirteen persona died in t)ie upstate New York communi· ~; they were amoo1 nearly 100 C!old victims across the country. As the week wore on, the snow continued intermittently. '. By midweek, In most areu, temperatures bad moderated somewhat, moving into the 20s. ·:n has stablllied," said Harold Meyer of the Wisconsin Public ~rvice Commission. , ••1t hasn't worsened.•• But Meyer warned: "We aren'toutof t)le woods until the end of February and problems could 9till develop in March." : Like Buffalo, Preston County, W.Va., was inundated with snow -nearly 200 inches thb aeuon. Chat Makes Mohair Fly CAP> -The cardi11an • sweater -clauic, simple. warm. And it's worn by · millions of American men in and out or their homes. But when President • Carter wore one on na· tionai television Wednes· day night, In his first ·'fireside chat,•• tbe mohair began to fly. Fashion designers, it turns out. are divided in their opinions on the Carter cardigan look. "l enjoyed tbe fact tbat be wa s wearin1 a aweater," said rr.ncb de· aianer Pierre Cardin. "I'm in favor of a relaxed mn· taUty, and 1 cao only ap.. plaud bis sense of sell· expreulcn." But some deat11u~r1 tbou&ht Carter went too far. Said Bill Blaaa: "I\ ..... llW. obvtom to me. A bluer would hne been a breakthrouo. But t.bb la an at.rem• jump ... .~ ........... POLICEMAN GUARDS 11 VICTIMS A'! CHICAGO MORGUE More Than 200 Othera Injured In El Train Craah CdM TRAGEDY ••• <From Pace A.3) criminal, the last thing they want is a shootout. They want to knock tbe swspect down and they want to be sure he doesn't get up again to start shooting. They also point out that a shotgun is a short-range weapon. This means that it doesn't take a marksman to hit what he's aim- ing at and there is less danger to people who may be in the area but not near the action. These people are frequent vic- tim a of errant bullets and ricochets that travel substantial distances, police say. But Hines wasn't a distant ob- server of the pursuit. He was standing about 26 feet Crom Thomas and within six reel or the running suspect when the blast was fl.red. One question raised during the investigation concerned the lighting in the parking lot. Some witnesses said it was dim, ex- plaining bow Hines might have been missed in the darkness. Others disagreed. In the end no conclusion was reached on the role that might have been played by the parking lot lights-or the lack of them-in the mistaken a booting. Tbe Christmas trees did play a definite role in the traeic events leadiq to Hines' death. Jnvesttaators believe be must have been shopping to buy one- be waa not employed at the tree lot-and they say the arc pattern formed by the trees was directly related to bi.a death. Hines was st.andin1 at the apex of t.be arc which put him into the line of fire as soon as he stepped out to see what the yellinc was about. lnveatilatora aay it wun't a cue of Hines jumpinJ into the line of fire. He stepped out from the cover of the trees .and was standing in the tpie or fire when the gun went orr. They say lt boils down to this. He was beside the suspect as the suspect turned and then ran on. Thomas didn't see Hines and fired. Brian Browne. the deputy Dis· trict Attorney who headed an in· dependent investigation of the shooting, ruled the incident ac· cldental in a letter to police Chief B. James Glavas. Later be stressed that be would not have hesitated to prosecute the officers if he had found any evidence or negligence on Thomas' part. But, said Browne, there was nothing that happened that night nor anything in Thomas' back ground to prove that the shooting was anything but a tragic mishap that occWTed in performance of the officer's duties. Investigators from the police department and from the district attorney's office have studied the case carefully, interviewing and re-interviewing everyone in- volved, including Sutton. The San Clemente resident is still in custody in Orange County Jail awaiting trial on 17 counts of armed robbery. Investigators learned after the shooting that he is not the man wanted in connee- t ion with the Anaheim murder. Officer Thomas was inter- rogated the night or the shooting and was suspended Crom bis duties for 24 hours, not as a punishment, but to get him out of the field and give him time to come to grips with what he bad done. He wu reinstated the follow - ing Sunday at his own request, but was limited to duty inside the police station for the next week unW the department's internal invutilaUon of the incident was completed. Since then he hu been working on a resutar patrol auignment. Snow: Hits ·New England MUJ.Ailantic State. Spared by SllOIQltann El Driver Blanied T~edy Laid to Sa/ety Breach . ~ CIUCAGO <AP)-Cl~ t.r&Dlit Althoulh be blamed motorman llalo~ eould have happened. He omc:ve blamed a M-year-st•ptMD llartta. wbo remained in aald It wu poNlble that the old an foe-• ruab·bour aerloul coodlUon in a bolptt.al, motorman may have nud1ed bis elevated train collllioo that kl· McJ>onouah ntuaed to aay pre-train forward, cbeatin& on a Jed U penoaa and 11\jured IOO. c!Hly what tbedrlver of tb• train multi-million dollar automatic Jem• NcDoaouib, cbalrman bad demo ~· He •*14 ln· safety ayst.em lmtalled after the ol th• Cbleaao Tnnltt Authority. vestlcaton questioned Martin lut m~ wreck on Jan. 9, 1171, said tbe Loop ele~ated train and ti. answers convinced b1m wben two penona were killed syatem remains sale for com. the problem was "man f allure." and m ~ured. mutcn delplte the coWsloo that sent can and puaensers plum-llEANWmLE, SEN. Charles llCDONOVGD SAID that met!Da coto a downtown atnet. Percy <R·ID.) told reporters the there la a button that a motorman Some rldera were buried under wreck should hasten the replace· can preu to override the aafety tons of twtated metal. • ment of the "L," which bu been system. But be said that to do ao AS PE.DUAL AND local in· vntiptcn opened' an lnvest11a· Uon into the latest tra1edY on the acetdent-p1a1ued Loop "El,·· which wu comtructed in tbe 1880I, KcDooou&b said at a news conference that safety equip- ment lrultalled after the last serious crash remains in proper working order. • troubled by a series qf major ac· the driver muat shatter a panel of cidentsovertbeyears. 1la11. He aald the 1ta11 on Percy aald the traaedv should Martin'• train la cracked but not " abaUered. add impetus for action on a five· But McDonough said there also year-old plan to tear down the La a system under which the elevated tracks that circle the motorman can cheat on the downtown district and put in 8 system and bring the front ol bis aubwayaystem. trala closer than regulations al- Ea.rlier, McDonough suggested low to the rear of the preceding a "nudge" theory or bow the col-one. 1Hao'll Win Bitter Fight? Union to Pick Leader PITTSBURGH CAP> -The bitter struggle for control or the United Steelworkers ends Tues- day in an election that promises to 8'1.!,ect millions who have never seen the inside of a steel mill. The. USW, with 1.4 million members in the United States . and Canada, is the largest unit or the AFL-CIO, and is a recognized pace-setter in bargaining. What happens within this union can af. feet not only other labor groups, but the prices Americans pay for products ranging from paper clips to autom~es. ' FOB TUE FlllST time in its 40-year history, no lt\cumbent is running for the USW 's top office. President I. W. Abel must retire in June after guiding the union through 10 years of stability and growth. Battfing for his $75,000·a·year position are Lloyd McBride, a 60-year-old union stalwart who has Abel's support, and Edward Sadlowski, 38. a militant out of the grimy mills or south Chicago. Both men agree the USW must continue to fight for higher wages and improved benefits and the union's vaguely defined goal of "lifetime security." But that's where their simUarity ends. Sadlowski 's insurgency has the tone or a crusade. "What's wrong with our union is our leaders think they know what's right for the members and they don't need input from anybody else. They think working people work for them." he said. McBRIDE SAYS "integrity and dedication" are the overrld· ing i.uues of the campaign. He has expended much energy and money in an attempt to depict Sadlowski as an opportunist duped by outside.rs trying to mus· cle in on the labor movement. The USW is one of only three large unions to hold referendum electioo.s, and this week's ballot- ing may hold clues to the mood of America's blue collar workers. In these days of economic un- certainty, will they take a chance on an insurgent scrapping for a fi&bt with their employers? Would a Sadlowski victory ip.ite discontent in other unions? Earlier this month, AFI,CIO Prealdent George Meany warned against a threat by "busi· nessmen and limousine liberals .. to take control of the union, a thinly veiled reference to Sadlowaki's fund-raising activity among people associated with · liberal causes. Raises on the Way WASHINGTON CAP) -An elite group of Washington-area families can look forward to March 1 when they'll apparenUy get a healthy boost in income. They include the Mondales, the Burgers, the O'Neilla and Byrds, the V ances and Browns and the f am ill es of other high government of· ficiais. All told, members of Congress, SUpreme Court justices, Cabinet mem ben and other top executive department officials and a smaller· ing of other high-level bureaucrats such as the librarian or Congress will get the pay increases unless Congress rejects the hikes . Such a rejection appears unlikely. G/featts of GLove I I I ' \ \ \ \ This Valentine's Day send your love a greeting all the world can share with a Daily Pilot Heart of Love. It's easy, compose your personalized greeting and we 'll set your message In type to fit the border of your choice or your hand written thoughts may appear in the border you select. 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SPROUL SAID THAT would PTObably jump to 2SO mllllOll cable feet a day early next week and could cootlnue at that rate for30days. Including supplies lo CallfOl'llia and Canada, PG&E receives 2.5 billion cubic feet ol natural 1u a day. Sproul saicS PG&E could ac- commodate a 10 ~cent cut lD tile dally IAlpply by taking some gaa from storage and cutUn1 back supplies to ibduatrtaJ customers, including PG&E power plants, capable of U8ing substitute fuels u a last resort. . Emergency federal legisla- tion authorized the diversion for up to30days. . As for after 30 days, Sproul said, "Who knows? If there's still the need and we can help, then we'll probably do something. But we don't want to take gas from factories in California so it can be burned in factories in the Sm11gglers 'Sought All' Drug Profit SAN DIEGO CAP)-American cancer victims using the drug Laetrile were discouraged from brin1ing it Into the country themselves from Mexico because smuseJers wanted to protect pro- fits, jurors in the conspiracy trial of a doctor and three others have been told. Tbe allecatlon was made dur- ing the trial of four men charged with 15otberdefendanta with con- spiring to illetally import the apricot-kernel extract into the countryoveraperiodofyears. THE TESTIMONY came from Emma McClure, who began help- ing the government build its case after beinl arrested for Laetrile amu"11ne and perjuriq benelf before a federal erand jury ln- vestltallnt the alleted con- spiracy. She told ol wortc1ot for a board- int house in Imperial Beach which catered to cancer patients visiting San Diego to make trips to neighboring Tijuana for legal Laetrile treatments. · She said her salary at the board- ing facility was $2SO per week, with a $50 bonus each time she smuggled Laetnle into the U.S. She said the patients paid $87 .!>O a week for room and board, transportation to the airport and trips to Tijuana. "'al:SIDENCES AaB 1ometbln1 else. U tbeN are humanneeda, then we're 1olalto help." . Some Industrial users ol ~ natural pa were cut oft between Jan. 9 and Jan. JO, but that Curt•Drnent WU a result of tbe recent cold spell and not diversioaa to the East, Sproul said. .. We've been dolnt that a a matter of course for the last three years as supplies became scarce. .. be said. Of the 2.6 million gas customers, 2.5 million are clusilied residential, a clus tba\ could include single-family homes or multi-unlt apartment buildings. The remaining 100,000 are industrial and commercial users. LAST YEAR THE in- dustrial·commercial users con· sumed 60 percent of the utility's natural gas supply. Sproul said that percentage decreases an- nually as gas becomes scarce. Crisis in the East or not, Sproul said Caltfornla's supply or natural gas would continue to decline. CurrenUy 17 percent of the demand for gas is not being met and officials project that ss percent won't be met by U188. Back to Jail For Religious Cult Battler SANTA ANA (AP> -Relllious deprogrammer Ted Patrick's work furlough Pl'Oll'•m was can- celed following complaints that he wu trying to convince young converts to give up their re- ligious views, authorities say. Orange County officials said that Patrick's furlough was re· voked because be falsely stated he waa worldng as a writer dur- ing the flve-aay-a -week pro- gram. They said he has been recom- mitted to an Orange County jail A spokesman said an in- vestigation wu begun after the Orange County Probation Department got complaints that Patrick, 46, had taken part in the unsuccessful dePJ'OIJ'Bmmings of two youths from a Santa Barbara eroup called the Brotherhood or the Sun. Patrick began serving a one- year jail sentence last July 26 after be was convicted of falsely Imprisoning members or re- ligious groups a&aiost their will. Wife May Decide Future for Jurist SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A petition la to be nleds))ortly seeking to name the wife of suspended California Supreme Court Justice Karsball McCombuhlaconservator, it was reported Saturday. U approved, Mn. McComb would have the legal authority to make decisions for her bus band, includinl banding in hla retirement. the San Franc:laco En miner reported. The CaJlforoJa Commlssioa on Judicial Perlormance found lut State aenile and no longer able to ( ) month that McComb, 82, wu perform hla judlclal duties. A special tribunal of state ap-__________ peal justica has been named to determine if McComb should be formally removed from offtce . ... r ... Alrlea• Tro•e Defert LOS ANGELES CAP) -Two black South Africans on tour with a theatrical troupe ln Callfomia say they have decided to defect from thelr ndally troubled country. · Tbemba Ntlqa, 2', and Don Jlaredi, 3', said they deflnltely wU1 not return bome after tbeir 19ar-loal American collete tour. Both men are part ol Black South African 'lbeater Project "11, which klcb olfanatlonwidetaarolcampuHSbesinnin1nes:tweet • .Dleer8...,.-. ..... Acc.- L06 ANGELES CAP) -A scuba diftl' wu tabn bJ helicopter SaturdaytoadlcompnuSoo chambierCJD Catallna Island after be a· . pertenc:ecl~•oftbebends,llfecuanlnaid. . 'fl Pat 29, of Wldttier, wu reported tn ltable eoGdlt!bn, said Lt. GU7 Crum. Crum aald PhllpoU bad been dhtq to a depth ol 130 feet olf a J:rt:.• boat wbond about five miles out to Ha from Loa An&el• , when be ran out ol alrwbll• ueendJnt, tamn1 a too-'f.utriM tot.be IW'f ace. 1llllee a.pe Wrher Smee 11 u1 .. SANTA BARBARA (AP) -Davis Dreiser, tnown to mllUoal of reacMn • BnU Hallld.i)t1 ~ut.bor of the Michael SbQIM deYctlve Hl'I-. bu died of cueer. ma f amil1 lald SaturdQ. . 0.-.S., 72, died ol cues Plldu at bla Mom.etto bolDt nur !Mn. No fmmU lenlc. are acbeduled. ~. u..ser tM IWIM H•llldly. wrote mon Uaan _, boob Oil the adftllbarei ol ane ol tbe antprt-..,.. ~·• ... Alt.erB....CAlladl SANnANCISCO CAP)-CbarleeBatel tbeYeteranrBlacent WltobMdld ap tbe J.t.montll tean:b few Patrttia B..nt. lanpaNd tn ltalMcrtta att.riliff.U. anapparetbwtattaelr . ...... .... ~-bitamc.f'ltdaJ'. tbetblrdamd..ur:1 eltlliea,dl•••• U~tkmAnAJ~altlleMWipapwW.... • l'lb.4,llN.RellldiidUldtlontiNlatAll'tldaJUr. -. 'VIBBANCE'. $13.49 SQ. yo. . Reg. $16.49. Subtle multicolored cut pile of Ban-Lon• nylon. • 'PASSION'. $13.99 SQ. YD. Reg. $16.99. Deep plush pile of Trlvera® polyester. suncter. '!bN!IX e. 1m . . 'SPECIALITY'. $18.99 SO. YD,, Reg. $21.99. Dense thick cut pile of Ban-Lon® nylon: ' . • DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ) ~~leading Titles • · Organhationa with law enforcement and judicial connections seem to have an appeal to putalders wbO feel they may be reachlnc an lnside track 1f they show 4 trtendly aesture. • Th1s friendly geature moet often takes the form of buyJ.Da advertising space ln a publication sponsored b)' a group purporting to represent some segment of ·the law. Case iD point, as revealed recenUy by the Daily Pilot, ts an outfit that calls itself the Judges, Marshals and Qmstables Association of California. With that lofty.sounding tWe behind him. a salesman was suc- cessful in producing a hefty, money-making public&· tlen with thousands of dollars of advertising. Fact is, this association has no members in Orange County at all and inquiries with judges, con· s1-bles and marshals produced information that it bas little influence and leas support ln legal circles. In fact, the association has lost its nonprofit status, although it advertised itself as being an ac- credited nonprofit organization. There are many more groups -particularly with "police" and "law enforcement" in their title that seek eootributioos and advertising in worthless or nearly worthless publications. It you're solicited by such an organization, it would be a good idea to call your local police depart- men~ sheriff's office or Municipal Court before buy- ing advertising or donating money. Need New Gas Sources Gas company leaders must have taken some perverse satisfaction last week when the whole nation started worrying simultaneously about just what the gas folks have been saying for the last few years- we're numing out of natural gas. Locally. the Southern California Gas Co. bas been warnl.ng us for some Ume that by 1981 it wW have to curtail eervic• to at le..i 38,000 m~or firms unless new aourcea of euppl.Y:can be developed. Aa many a.a 400t000 ~may .be m the balance of Just that nm cutoack. • One ot thole poteuUll eources-Uquefied au lm· ported from south Alaska and Indonesia-is the sub- Ject ol serious safety coocerns. Another IOUl'ee- import&tion of north Alaskan gas via a pipeline through Alben., CaDada-is being battered aroond by governmental agencies. Both will be needed. U Californians will ralae their voices and keep them raised, firm commitments can and must be made if we are not to go into a serious economic decline five years from now. Farewell to Old Friends For seven years, tbere•s been one oasis in what's commonly called the wasteland of television. It is, of course, the Mary Tyler Moore show, a re- alistic, funny, poignant. gutsy and entertalning pro- gram that brought out the best in both its cast and its audience. In taping the last show last Friday, to be aired in March, the MTM gang went its differ;ent \fays. And whatever success they fmd in other ouUets, millions of us are going to miss the very real characters wh> produced the best acting -backed by the best writing -to be seen on a regular basis. There'll be re-runs, of course, so Ted Baxter will be embarrassing Lou Grant, and Mary will be a strik- ing symbol of the productive single woman, for some time to come. But the fresh, weekly product we grew to depend on for quality entertainment is now at an end. To Mary and the group, we say thanks for making it hap- pen. 'Roots' Gives TV Something 'For about 15 years, the author ot this column was involved in the deve lopment or public television, serving for part or that time as chairman of the board of National Educational T~levision (NET). .; All of us who worked to create a noncommercial TV network in t~ose days w e r e nQurished by a1f ream that the hom e television set could become Ute most Po-tent force for upgrading the life of the mind since the invention of print. Behind tAet dream was the conviction that commercial television was so ftxed on entertainment that the opportunities for public service would be met only nominally. I am compelled to admit, hQwever, that nothing done in the 2S years oC public television can compare with the dramatization on commercial TV of Alex Haley's "Roots." ABC CLEARED the boards for ooe or two hours of prime time night after night in order to tell the story of an American family beginning with its African origins. Ir this project didn't exist, it is bard to imagine that the idea for it could possibly have attracted the program pJanners or a major network. The fact that it did -in· deed, that it was given more prime time than any single pro- gram in the history or com- mercial TV -is a tribute to the people who made it possible. ABC is entitled to credit not just for a courageous example of broadcasting but for the all- around excellence of the series. Considered pure ly as a dramatic vehicle, "Roots" met all the requirements for genuine narrative appeal. The actors somehow seemed to know that they were part of what may well become an authentic American classic. MANY PLA YEO roles that called for them to begin as teen- agers and continue through to old age. The process was as natural Punch [ ___ N_O_R_M_A_N __ ] _ COUSINS _ and convincing as life itself. When the camera zoomed in, it enabl ed us to see faces sculptured by suffering. Apart from the compelling human interest or the series, the great value of the TV production of "Roots" was in its ability to bring important American his- tory to life. There were, to be sure, cliche situations -darkles fawning at the feet of stem masters; white slave holders demanding and re- ceiving sexual favors from teen- age black girls; slave traders performing on the auction block -but these also happen to be crushing truths that lost none of their power because of their familiarity. IT IS ALL too easy to bury the memory of these episodes in his- tory. The reminders provided by "Roots" can be highly useful in helping us to meet the unfinished business left over from that part of our past. It is not such a remote past that it can be consigned to an age with which we have no conneetion. Chronologically, we're only two lifetimes beyond that ex- perience. In my youth, I used to talk to Civil War veterans when they gathered at their meeting place in a special room set aside for them in the local city hall. The experiences of that period became all too real in this ex- traordinary dramatization of HaJey's best-selling book. The series had a profound ef- fect on almost all those who saw it. If I were to guess the reason for the strong bold it had on viewers, I would point to the ability of the blacks in the story to maintain their dignity under super inhuman conditions. TBIS"TRIUMPH of the human s pirit makes it possible for whites to be no less proud of their black fellow citizens than the blacks themselves. The blacks who saw this series stand taller in the recapture of a past that does them great honor. . ' Grow On Some years ago, Newton Min- now, then the bead of the Federal Communications Com mission, used the term "wasteland" to describe the general run of TV programming. Since that time, there have been a few signs that the bleak- ness is being relieved. One such sign is the emergence of public television as a recognizable force in the cultural life of the nation. Another is the spectacular pro- ject that has grown out of Alex Haley's book. INDEED, THE popular SUC· cess of the TV series should have a profound impact on the tblnk- ing of the other TV networks, which, to a large extent, seem to be governed by the assumption that the American people are in- capable of responding to pro- grams or genuine quality. Haley's book is concerned with liberation. It is quite possible "H• ~he Wlltch«I ·Roon• on T. V. 11nd wem. to trMk• retribution/" that the TV dramatiialiou ()f "Roots" may also have the effect of liberating TV officials from the not.ion that they b.ave a man- date to cater to the least common denominator in American life. How to Address Your Lawmakers V. S. SENATORS Alaa Cranston (D), 11000 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, 90024. . S. I. Hayakawa (R), 1390 Market St., Room 820, San Fran- cisco, 94102. During Congressional sessions: New Senate Office Bldg., Washington, D.C. 20501. Extension of OC Runway: 'A Tragedy' U.S. REPRESENTATIVES <Onnge County Only) &obert Badham (40lb Dis- trict-R), 1649 Westcllff Dr., Newport Beach, 92663. Jerry Patterson (38tb Dis- trict-D). 3' Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana, 92701. Mark Hannaford, (34tb Dis- trlct-D), 5175 Pacific Coast Highway, Long Beach 90804. To the Editor: I am writlnl in regard to yO\D' editorial of Jan. 23. entitled "Airport Propotalt,'• wblcb I think WU dan&erouslJ ml•\ad• in&. to The llatement that .. ez. tension or tbe main runway neftt.bward by m feet ••• would permit jets to cet into the. alf. sooner" . • • ls true for th• DCt and B737 only If the existing llWI wefabt restrictions eou1cl be enforced. At the present time the exiltiq · wetiht re•trictloaa ~ enforced became the abort !'Wlway and the available tbrUst f~m the eaalnes CID the DC9 and B131 nuke tt Ublafe to tab o11 d>' heavttt than allowed br the qiJt1q welatltftlltrictlons. DAILY PILOT ... Leqthen1ng the runway would make it a \.emptation to i&nore the weipt restrictions safely with the DC9 and B'137 aircraft, and it would be very difficult to prennt the use of the runway by the beavlet, nobler B72.1. The Bm haa three DC9./B'137 \ype of enainel, wldcb makes the B727 two tlmea nol1iet than the DC9/Irm aircraft. Since the Bm 11 heavier thJUl the DC9/B737 alrcraft, lt is not practical to use it on the existlnl relatively abort nmway. (Z) THE nAtEllENT that th• •'ftcUe leyel also would be lowered lf the • • • operators • • • eould • • • slaitt Into • • • DClOI and ~ from their present B'1S7a 'and DCta. Tbe larcer eraft • • • are powered by lftlinel that make markedl.J lea noise." ••• ls not a true fact! It ll falle aod Imprudent jOamallaua wblcb could mislead readinC public: (lncludln• the county 1upenllor1 and local bollnal &eaders > Into promotln1 tbe UM cf DCIO or LlOU abttall &om the ~ extended Jet ~ ltR -.t Oran1e County TIM DCl9 &Did LlOll represent tb• .,., belt Ol. modern qlne tee~, and tbe7 pl'Oduc.oae bit the taboff Idle of a l>CI or »TO'r. lloweTV tb4t J)CtO and L1011 eaeb make twice the takeoff na1ae tJ/. a DCt or Bm. It would till an envirOnmental traced)' II tbe Jet l'UDW&7 UR at Oran1• Cou.nty Airport was Jeqtbmed aDowtilf .the .. "' u.. J>C10J 1.1011 or am. ne .a-.;~~ pros)oHd to.fl,. 1pgt -......u..jetr11DW= tie bett4I' JDftite4 m JoW [ ] Cere fer A•,.•b MAILBOX TotbeFAitor: -_ The time is now for the Orange u-.,....... ~ •• ...__. ne """• '*"*-....,.. .. flt ...... ......._"'91 .. ,... '"""· Letttn .. -...,.,.. ..... wlft .. --......._ •. an tenen "'"' llKI.,,.. ~.,.. IMllllll ..,..., ""ll•fllet _., .. ,...... ... ,.... _..If ttlfllci.11t rM-1• ~ .....,., Wlll ...... lftlltltMI. loans to Airwest and Air California "for proc\lrement of new DC9 aircraft wl~h DClO tecbnoloay ht1h-bypa11.ratio en1lne1. Tbeae new aircralt manufactured by Orana• County taxpayers could produce half the takeoff not.so of existtnc DC& or B737 aircraft. CHARLES GRIFFIN l'ti.,,. lletlrasd To the Editor: I'm fellMl>nAing to the very "anobblab~b made in the article re&ard.lDI the gown Kn. Cartel' chose to wear to the Inaucuraa Ball. Who care1.-teaat of all Mn. Carter. I'm aur......,bat a fw Orance Count.Y resictentl thlnt about her cbolce~ Moat Of the O,Pl· Dione .i~ we:re '° petty and trlt.e-ft'I a lbame to de't'ote COY• er ace to llM:b trivia. I'm •Oralia• Couilty nstdmt too and I tblnk]t'• neat q. cbo.e to weat a drell 1tie wu obvlociilj fond(I(. t don't tb1nk It real11 m•Uen at all .1'bat aown lbe cbOi:lilel tO ... ~·ti be Q liMX· Pemift one• a l)lita fUhloD aoe 'bt an •11111 -·c· lln. ean. a lOt ol etaa .,,. ... will U1M Ulroqb ,... 1arcu..r1.n•• wean. ANNBTTBCOOPS& County Board of Supervisors to place the animal control issues in their needed priority position. Humanitarians are planning a protest demonstration in the near future regarding some of the pollcles of the Orange COW'lty Pound. The protHta are as follows: 1. The Oranie County Pound t0ld 2,'38 live doll and cat.I to re· search laboratories In fl.seal year 1'75-'16. Tbe aale of live animals to research from municipal pomUll tamlaha the public im- .aae cf a lbelter aod oft.en ddeats tbe ~ ol ltl exilteoce. The dltturblnt ~t of a former pet 1>f!1n1 Uled u a 1clenW1c tool 11 rePU1D.ant to most people. caualq them to 1bun the shelter. and po11lbl~ resortln1 to the aba.adcmmentol an animal. 2. Tbe abHnce of • low·COlt •P•1 ~ pncram fol' pets, •hlcb MG1 couaUea ,re maldng uailable to tbe pabUo u a pre- veatb·• meuwe in dealinc wtth pet over~populaUOll. In fllcal lt7$.'lf9 _. ... and cata were de1tro1ed at,~Oranc• Oounty POu.ncl. lt II a 1tate law tbat cats °' ... six monthl cf aie cannot be adopUld troal U1 •helter unless neuteNd before adoption. U a qa1 fMuf.a Pl'Olf&ID were ln ef. feet thnJQP' ulmal. conllU the public Would be abM to save tome caw from deavvctlcm by hHloC tMm neutered before aClopUoa. llaay •b•ll•ra are eoopea--.m tldl manner. a.; Tbi .,,neuter dtpolb,... quired on kittens and all female dogs adopted from the pound go into the county's general fund after three years, if the new owners oC the pets have not re- quested a refund, (with proof of spay). Notification to insure neutering of recently adopted pets is needed, and could be bandied by the volunteers at the pound. 4. More cooperation is needed between pound officials and the public attempting to locate owners of found licensed anlmab. s. '1be pound ii DOW open tq s p.m.~seven days a week, but ahoUld be open until 1 p.m. to give the worlclng public op- portunity to loot for their lost peta. 'lbe holding period for Wl· licensed doo is three da)'I, and five days lor dogs wearing a license. All identification tags abould be boool'ed and ownera noWled, Just u owners ol does weartnc a Ucenae are notified. JUDY STRICKER Cithens for Animal Rlgllts 'B•ID Sir•11Rfl9 To the Editor: I a~ppoee Evelyn Undsey ('citt- dlanjtion•t Unleubect, 1~m> means well !ft cal.llna auent.lon to the problem of uncared•for animalJ, but her ezcuse for not feed.In• the dog < .. •catnat the rules~ our mobile IM»me part'') e. rather weak • Wby dldn•t lbe tlle tho doc to the SJ>CA « call Animal ecm~ · uon Sha bun•t 'cban1td the ®•'• altuatlon by writiQI • Jet. terl · 11.S. J[ICQI.g BUJlO~ During Congressional sessions: Badbam, U08 Longworth House Office Bldg. Patterson, 507 Cannon House Of- fice Bldg. Hannaford, 31S Cannon House Office Bldg. Washincton • D.C.2051S. STATE SENATORS FROMOllANGECOUNTY Denni• E. Carpenter (36tb Dis· trlct-R), 1'1880 Skypark Circle, Irvllle, 912714. Jolla V. Brt111 (3Stb Dls· trict-R). 1441 N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton, 92635. Paal 8. Cupenter (31th Dis· . trlct-D), 1600 N. Broadway, Suite 550, Santa Ana, 92706. Durlog leliJlaUve 1essions: State Capitol, Sacramento, 9S81(. STATE ASSBMBLYllAN FltOM ORANGE COUNTY &on Cordo•a ('14th Dis- trict-D), 23881.El Toro Road, El Toro, 1211130. Deula Meagera C'l3rd Dia- trict-D ), 18311 Beach Blvd., Sulte O, Huntlnatoo BHch, 93M7. WIWam B. Dmeme1er (ath • Dl1trlct-~= N. Hubor, Suite 100, , 92832. Ge& Wn,' ('JS.t Diltrtct-D). 12082 Valley View, Suite 237, Gardea G~ IQJMS. Durin1 leSIJlall•e eeatou: State Capitol. Sacramento, tAlt. OaANG&OOUN'n BOAJlDOP8t1PE&VJ80a8 Ftnt Dist., .... ~ A9tllea7 I 5ecOftdDlll,l*a'we ..... t .. ~~~=-~ r J'UthDllL; ....... u P. _..., : Addr..,: SJ.$ N. Sycam.cin. sata .u...erzoi. .. ~ =S~un~<;i!t;::;1..:·~F~ebt~~uary:;;;.r..~8._1_D71;..;.....,_~..-~..-~.;;.;..;;.;;..;...;....;;~__......,~ Economic Plan L&eks Tie That Binds· W ASJDNGTON -The Carter people called their recommenda- tlon• ror the economy. ••a packate'"; The New York Times described it as "eclectic and DOC· 1deolo1lcal." Nonldeololical is a word sup- posed to be taken as a compll· ment ID · aamucb u lt implies one is practical , down-to-earth and free of the blinders' of or- thodoxy. Jn this case, though, non· ideological may mean confused, uncertain and bereft of the kind of theoretical un- derstandings that help serve as some sort or guide as to what to do. In place or a raise in the invest· menttaxcredit, the Carter Admin· iatration ls proposing a Ii ve per- cent cut on the Social Security taxes employers pay for their workers. This is supposed to en- courage companies to hire more people, and It has about as much chance of doing so as the invest- ment tax credit had or getting businesses to buy more machinery. Companies only in· vest in new equipment and hire new employes when they believe they can increase their profits by doing so. No matter how big the tax break, there's no incentive to hiring and paying for people you . don't need. DO CARTER'S economic ad· visers believe such tricks can have a measura bl'e effect on employment or are they practic- loc self-deception ln order to avo1d letting themselves know they are ~ buslne11 (axes? U you think, as many do, that by simply cuttinJ taxes and aJlow· ins the private sector to keep control ot itA money the result will be a •uri~of business aetivi- ty and full employment. these sames make sense. Wh.ether they should be played with the Social Security aystem, wblcb ls ln deep enough trouble' meeting its obligations already, is another matter. · AT THE SAME time Carter's people ate going for a tax rebate that would be of particular help to families trying to live at the $10,000-a-year level. They cer- tainly need all the help tbey can get, but the tax rebate that they would get under the Carter pro- posals is also being offered as yet another form of economic stimulus to get people back to work. Will it? The last tax rebate may have helped increase the velocity and tempo of business but it bad only the most negligible effect on employment. The time is past when lifting the increase in th.- gross national product to 6 per· cent or more automatically guarantees full employment. We have ca lot of pecple who are un· employable by reason of age, lack of training, demoraliiation or what ever else. How large a p<>rtion of the total unemployed they represent isn't certain, but it's not small. For many in these categories we really have no pro- grams that we can realistically rely on to get such people on a payroll. The easiest people among \ ''ford pArdont~ t~ (om"'4nder-in-Chitf. Why ~hou\d"'t (Arter rAt-don the. troops~ II . ( VON HOFFMAN ) tbe chroaically unemployed to deal with are those whose only deficiency is a lack of training. Whether we can traln them to perform tasks for which there may be a real deD'land ls a dif· ferent question, however. The •tructures of 1overnment and those portions of the private sec- tor that are primarily govern· ment contractees have perfected a new species of employe, the peraon who ls highly tra\ned to look busy. efficient, productive and needed, but who in fact has no other function than to stay on the payroll and out of the un- employment statistics. LIKE WAil production this type of employmentneeds no oth- er j\.i.gtificatioo. It remains to be seen. though, if our old friends. the bard-core unemployed, can be brought into this system or dis· guised joblessness. Perhaps the answer is a federally-paid-for program setting up thousands or around-the-clock crisis centers in which the desperate cases from the inner city are "trained" to call each other up and refer each other to an expanded list or social agencies, tralning programs and guidance centers, where. of course, other hard-cores will be employed as "nonprofessional aides.'' At the same time our society will continue to live through the anomaly of high un· employment and the impossibili- ty of hiring anyone to do a variety of highly skilled jobs. ranging from clockmaking to cabinetry. C art er ' s e c 1 e c ti c • non· • ldtolo&ical packa1e also lncludes a dose of negative income tax in the proposal to give rebates to Social Security pensioners too poor to have paid any taxes. Again, the beneficiaries certain· ly need UM belp. but the lntroduc- Uon of the ne1ative income tax wltbout Ulin& it as a lever to dis· member the social work bureaucracy is unfortunate. After all. one of the main argu- ments for the negative income tax is that this system of pay- ment should do away with the need for all those damn caseworkers. All or the above plus the money to be spe,pt on public works pro- grams ii supposed to cost ln the neighborhood of $1S bllllon. which may or may not, depend- ing on who ii doing the star111· ing, contribute to a budget deficit of between 60 and 75 billion. That's just not as awful as It sounds. Contrary to popular fulminations, deficits per se don't cause inflation. It's bow de- ficits are handled. Do we print money to cover them or do we borrow? It we borrow we don't fuel inflation; ifweprint, we do. THAT'S NOT tJP to Mr. Carter to decide. but to Arthur Burns; the chairman or the Federal Reserve Board. As uaual Dr. Burns, a holdover Nixon ap. point.ff, lsn't HY1nl what he is goln1 to do. In the end thls kind ot eclecUc -flAl>doodl• woUJd bt .. better word -w•y of ID· proacblnt matters may 1et us by the next year or two, but tt ii no way to plan an eC?Onomy abd, whether we are ready to adsntt r to ourselves. we now expect. ·~ tually demand, that the eov ...... ment do Ju.st that. .. To piantheAmert~economy; new machinery. more coordioa• tion, lea eclect.lclsm and muc.tt less O~l,lsneeded. Nat11ral ,Gas Expansion N eede~: Interstate Price Limits Inhibit Prodliction I • W ASm:NGTON -People and industries using coal or oil are not suffering because of the long cold spell. But millions of other people and many in· dustrtes using natural gas are suffering because this cold snap has caused sup- plies to be sucked '-'P to the polnt that severe shortages de- veloped. Why ls this? Well, natural gas is popular because it is cheaper than other fuels. It was once so cheap, that people used it to fuel cute, out.door decorative lamps or to heal their swimming pools. BUT THERE IS plenty of un- developed natural gas, so what's the problem? Why isn't it brought out or the ground and put into pipelines so it can go into homes and industries? Shouldn't w• blame the gas and oil companies, or the rich Southwest.emers, or John Con- nally, or John Wayne, or Bebe Rebozo, or Julie Nixon Eisenhower, or Idi Amin, or somebody else? Can't we blame the Arabs again? No. we can't blame any of the above. If we blame anybody we should blame ourselves for elect- ing congressmen who de- ( THI=scu) magogue the energy situation, and who have helped make the art and enterprise of exploring for and developing natural gas a · discouraging one. Here we are, rich, big, rat U.S.A., with a treasure in coal, oil and gas resources, the most piggish nation in the world when it comes to consuming energy. AND HERE WE are, with a sizeable segment of our industry shut down because or a shortage of a commodity which is plentiful beneath our own terra firma. Schools, churches and factories close, unemployment climbs, people can't live the good life, and President Carter must Oy to Pittsburgh instead of going to church. The reason there is a shortage of natural gas is that the Federal Power Commission <FPC) was empowered by Congress many years ago to regulate th~ ship- ment and price of natural gas in interstate commerce. Since pipelines cross state lines, that means the natural gas s o transported is under federal con- trol. Until 1961 , the FPC· administered price was about what the producers could get in a free market anyway, so no pro- blem. But as coal aad oil costs climbed, regulated natural gas became a bargain, and people and industries converted to it. Finally, the producers got into a cost-price squeeze, and produc- tion leveledorf. Almost two-thirds or the price you pay for natural gas al the burner goes for its transportation and distribution. NOW SO-CALLED "liberal" congressmen relished their roles in thundering against any move to de.regulate natural gas. The producers were complaining that they couldn't make a buck any more, exploring for and produc- ing natural gas. It was like the federaJ govern- ment saying that tomatoes could only cost 10 cents a pound. How many farmers would even want to raise them for those prices. So producers, with no initiative to develop new gas sourcing, made do with the FPC-regulated prices, and also cooked up other ways lo make a buck. One was to produce and sell the gas in the same state, thus excluding it from federal price regulation. This is called "intrastate" natural gas. So if you live in a state blessed with its own natural gas, there probably isn't a shortage beeause you're buying unregulated, plentiful gas. AS EARLY AS 1975, various gents ln the natural gas industry and a number of academics as well warned that one day there would be a severe natural shortage if its price were artificially regulated. Finally, with the same certain!· ty of hitting a mule on the hea~ with a sledgehammer, Congress · realized that we sorely need that' natural gas. In tbe last sessioq; the Setlate passed a bill freeing• up natural gas pricea, but the\ House voted it down. ~ . Now President Carter. who rq:: ally can't do much other th~. ma~ 'SyrttboJic gestures at ~' point, aaks Congress for "emergency" natural gas pric .• ing and an allocation system tQ· "spreed" the sbortage.-l'bere iJ.i· some merit in the bW, but it is ~' the solutjon. . .. THE SOLUTION IS to slowly1 but steadily de-regulate the natural gas industry. Now whether Speaker "Tip .. O'Neill and some of the House·· dunderheads are able to put theiif' antibusiness rhetoric aside for a while, and do something clear: • eyed and useful about the natural· gas situation, is your guess, you poor suffering citizen out there in Columbus, Peoria, Louisville or" Cleveland. ' The Carter Administration'$ "emergency" legislation is d&- signed to relieve an emergency. The long-range answer is de- control and some sobering up by all of us piggish Americans who over consume energy. WE NEED SMALLER engines in our cars. healthier tem1 peratures in our homes (lower the thermostat> and much more hard thinking about energy pro- blems. Will Mondale Be Used Wisely? These people were laughed at, as though they bad declared that the world is nat. And in the •eos. an FPC chairman named Lee White held the hard, liberal line against freeing up natural gas prices. Naturally <no pun in- tended), gas production did ool expand (no pun l\ere, either). We have bad cold winters before. but coal and oil kept Wt goinc. So we indulge ourselves id regulated cheap natural gas1•' thus arresting its production, and 1 now wonder why there is a shortage. It makes one wonder if • all those billions in federal aid to. educatlon do any good? Can'.t.. anybody think straight here? WASHINGTON. D.C. -When • Jimmy Carter chose Walter Mondale as his running mate last summer, be pled1ed to g1ve "ma- Jor responsibilities" to the Vice- r President if the Deruocrats won. 1 Until now, Carter baa kept his word. Mondale bu a place inside the White House .. He was consulted by c.rier in the appoint· ment of cer- tain Cabinet posts. He has pleaded" the · President's cause in C 011 ll' e I I. And. alDong other thln1s, he man•Jed to'pemaade Carter to send him abroad at an early a~e to In· JtJate contacts between the new admlnlatratlon and fore.Jan lead.en. But doel this meao that the vlc:e-presldency la coin• to btcomeanaljob \&Ddtr Cart.er? oa.WIU." eonttnu• to be. as John Adams described it when 1ae het4 tJle pOlttton nearly two centvtu aao. ..the JJto&t 10- e:loJlkant cllflc. that eTer the t. vutlon of.. man CclDUlved ar his l.i:D~c.cet-·•t Jlondjla Im unique qaallflc. ....... ( STANLEY J KARNOW , tioQs to aut.t the President. Unlike Carter, an alien to the Wasblniton scene, he knows the capital \vell enou1h to advise the President on the complexlUes of the power game. M a former senator, be could guide Carter through tbe con1resslonat labyrinth. In addition, the penooal chemistry between the two men ia Coocl. Carter r~ Mon- dale's experience, and Mondale, who is not an overbearing ego, ls willing to operate outside the pre- sidential limelight. It seems to me, therefore. that • Mondale could 10 on perfOl'lllina a variety of Important fwlctlana. RB COC1LD play a role ln the dlreetlan of the Democratlc Par· t)'. tb.-.by Rleld.lns Cartel' from char,_ of parUsanshlp. Re al.o ·could deal with· many of the special interest fl'OUP' that the · President lacks the time to see. He CCIOld travel oven u rr... queatl1 •• tbe .Prealdtnl'• repru•taUn, hpeelally to smaller cow:itries tbit :warn.nt leaa tbaa" blab·lml att#loa.. And be c:oald' be C.rterts .,... .aJid un Jn Wubm.itoo. wbere preaidentl confined to the White House tend to lose touch with re- ality. Carter should bear in mind that the Vice-President must be brought Into the government in a substantive fashion, if only to keep up hill education. After aU, 13 vice-presidents in history have become president - and many of them were jolted in- to the position without a ny pre- paraUon wrm ALL Tms. though, it should be emphasiied that there are both practical and institu- tional limitations on the vice- presldent. A president always enters of- fice with an entourage or loyal aides who have campa!gned for his ~Jeet.lon, and be cannot eaaUy make the vice-president the in· termedlary between them and hlmaelf. Mondale .('eali.led Uda when he recently hotcbed . rumora that be would be Carter•a ••chJetohtaff." Tbete alSO are problems ln vlce-p eildenllal effort• to repoaent the president on Capitol HlU. Tbe vlce·pret.tdentb tlt~lect to the execuUva branch. bat a presldinl officer ot the Senate, be beJon1• lo the Je~ve bnnch 11 well. ·so~f •bOr.dd • lObbJ for the~ 1tdentt be eOiWta U.. riak ot.. ., u1onbl1'• ~OD.IH•am•a who consider him to be one of their own. MONDALE LEARNED this a couple of weeks ago, when his f orm er Senate committee spumed bis appeals to confirm Theodore SOrensen, the Presi- dent's candidate for director of the Central Intelligence Agency. The vice-presidency over the years baa been the butt of jokes, most ot them attesting to the futility of the job. Recalling his experience. Hubert Humphrey said that "it's like beinl noed in the middle or a bliuard with no one to e•en or- f er you a match to keep you warm." As be left the office the other day, Nelson Rockereller be· quotbed a motto to bis suc- cessor: ''Tbty also serve who merely alt and watt." PB()fOMLtC ABOUNO tor re- formlna the vfce-prealdency. in· clucliq the sus1estton that the office be abolished. Jn my eitlmatton, the Job ought to be 1tven lnlo.rmal rather than OC· a•nbatlonal dimension. The presidency ls too big a b'UidCD for any lodlvldual. Mon· dale can •bare the load, but only wtth Carter'• trusl and support. Tbus It .ls up to the Preald nt to use Mondale wit.bout compUcat.- lDs b1I ro&. With olf1ctal Nqalre- m ta. • • \, •• • I I ... ~---------------------------------------------...~' B~tter Left Unsaid SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. <AP) -A lot of English words have outlived their usefulness, as far as the Unicorn Hunters of Lake Superior State College are concerned. Early each year the whimsical group calls for the banishment of certain words in an effort to clean up the language. Bill Rabe. the Unicom Hunters• archivist. said this year's targets lllclude such phrases as "perfectly candi~,:~ ~ch Rabe HYs means. ''l•ve been tra~ lntO teuing most of the truth.•' Also. "acUve po~albllity/• whlcb means. "It's not Ukoly to happen.' and .. n~w dimensloo, •• such u.,. "Tb.ls cabinet Member wW add a new dimension" to whatever he's gotna to do. that meana. "We don't know what he's aolng to do, .. Rabe said. • . . , .. . 1 .. I I .. t4. DAIL y PILOT Sunday, F•bru!ty e, ,.,., F estivais Clash Ptlotl.Atg.,,_.. Laguna Coundl Will Medime BOok Stirs Nostalgia ., PlllUP aGSll.UIN aerloua problems.•• °' ................ The FeltiYal al Alta board of direc- Can a 1ummer ulmaUcm tum f..UYal OM true bapplnaa in coex- lateoce wltll the L••UD& Beach l'..Uval al \he Arts? a&y Cw.llman Jon Brand has Meo eulped the role of peacemaker fW two local arta or•anbatklal that dlaa..-cm lbataubJeet. , ~ ~voted. ••atrcq pro. tat'~ vtt,y in the pJ,ay&Ouie from JulJ 1 throuCh Aua. ~the daie. of the Art Colony'• famou1 art feeUval.· FEmvAL Praldent James J . Dlrecton ot tbe wguna Kou.Jton CommUDliy Pl~bouae want to rent the facWty, from July ts lbroulb Aug. 28, for a dally an.lmatlon film fdtlval. Schmit.a replied to Lund that tbe pre- vious ftlm festival created several problems, lncludin1 loni llnes that cotled around Art.a Festival Ucket booths and unhappy playbouae patrons unable to flnd reatrooms while waitlnl in line. IT'S THE SAllE festival that pl a red the Art Col9DY lut summer. John tund, president of the playhouse board, wrote asking the Festival of the Arts board, with which the playhouse bas an agreement of coopentioo, lor approval. Lund wrote that las t summer .. there did not appear to be any The agreement between the or· gan1%ations provides for arbttratlon by the City Council. The council Jut week hesitated to issue a Judgment. preferring instead to send Brand to meet with the groups to wort out aome &etllement. Tnutees Mull Capo Hi BJ ANNE COOPER oe .. o.itr "ll•Ut.n Capistrano Unified School District trustees will C!CJDl1der attendance boulldaries and grade leYeh Monday for Cap.lltnno Valley High School, scheduled to ' open in September ln • 1 Miaaloo Viejo. I The school board will meet at 7:30 p.m. at dis- trict offices, 32972 Calle · Perfecto in San Juan Capistrano. The board postponed decisions on who will at- tend the new bl.Cb school when it met Jan. 17. The district's Growth Plan- ning Advisory Com- mission <GPAC) and Supt. Jerome Thomsley bad presented conflict- ing recommendations on both boundaries and grade levels al the January meeting. Helicopter Display Opening A helicopter fly-in scheduled for 11:30 a.m. today a the Di.lneyland heliport will open lbe Helicopter Association of America's convention in Anaheim. The fly-in will be followed by an open house from noon to 5 p.m . at the Disneyland Hotel's convention ball, where the public can view the latest ln helicopters and related equipment. After opening day, the convention will be closed to the public. Members of tbe helicopter industry will meet through Feb. 9 in Anaheim. ORANGE COUNTY At the same meet- ing, the trustees were faced with a deluge of public input from this year's high school juniors who would be af. f~ted by the board's 8C· tion and from the &tu· dent's parents. thonday the board will again consider confllct· ing recommendations. GP AC has suggested at- tendance boundaries for the new high school that would s plit Laguna Niguel into two high school attendance areas and San Juan into three. Tbornsley r ecom- mends that all Laguna Niguel high school stu· denta attend Dana Hills Hish School in Dana Point. He would have all San Juan higb school atu- denta east of the San Diego Freeway or north of Del Obispo street west of the freeway attend the new high school. San Juan students south or Del Obispo where it makes a 90- degree turn in central San Juan would attend Dana Hills IDgb School, according to Thomsley's recommendation. Thormley still recom· mend• tbat the new acbool open with all four cluaes. lie includes lD b1a curnnt recommen· claUoo. however, a pro- vision whereby Juniors in the Capistrano Valley at· tendaoce area who wish to stay at San Clemente or Dana Hllla for their senior years might apply for a transfer. Potential appllcants and their parents would meet in small groups with Jobn Smart , Capistrano Valley prln· cipal, to famillarize themselves with the academic and athletic programs to be offered at the new school. Transfer applications would be accepted begin- ning April 1. Approval of transfers would be at the discretion of school dis- trict administraton, ac- cording to Tbornsley 's recommendation. LA.Dodger Duo Today At Plaza Pitcher Don Sutton of the Loi Angeles Dodgers and catcher Terry Hum· pbrey of the California Angela have been named co-chairman of the Orange County Chil· dren 'a Dental Health Week today through February 12. · BJ &lt'l'll\JR R. VINSEL OfU.Delty~ ........ N05talgia la an ephemeral quality that al- fectl a man wbeo be belina eoven..n, too mucb of bJ.s chair or be,:lns to DOU~ t.boM lhnada ol wbite ID b1a red beard. Tbua It waa nostalala Um• the other nlaht wben Mother came for dlrmer, brtJll1Qa aloq a famUJ keel)lake that ,... minded me the younaer years are important and treasured tO others too. and that human feellnp are pretty uni venal. Tbe heirloom item she found wblle cleaning out a trunk was a faded yellowed, velvet·cover;d autoerapb book that belonged to Mary Adam vsNSaa. Cannon. a delightful soul who was expert at preparing chocolate fudge brownies, lamb cbop1 and brewing tea like they dld in Glasgow, Scotland, where abe was born. She would have been 10& years old th1a winter. ''MY GRANDMOTBER was a UWe old Scotswoman who smelled ol violets and regret.a," I wrote in a short story about her, long after her death. But I wonder bow many rearets? Mary Adam Cannon told woodroua stories of coming to America at the qe of 6, steerage claaa, in a creaky old clipper aaili.q ship whose prow occasionally submerged wblle smashing through green .AUantlc Ocean waves. She claimed that, as a child living in a rugged sod house on the Kansas prairie, she beard the angels the clear, icy night they came for her brother Rob to take him to heaven. And well she may have. Mary Adam Cannon bad alao met a real, live Indian chief. HE AND IDS band stopped at the prai· rie farm, demanding food, so the farm family with roots in the Scottish IDgh)ands ruled by Clan Gordon rustled up a huge rabbit stew. The little crimson velvet autograph book NOW! READING SUCCESS FOR ALL AGES rn...,.,.... Gr9dft4-W 7-•···~Scllool .......... ~ ...... .. ~ .......... ........ .......... 11 ••••• WldM'Wc~• •Speed,.... lwc,._c ; whnlloe Phone now for no-obligation test appointment READING PROGRESS PROGRAMS 546-1944 DR. DAVID W. GIBSON Chiropractor Annou'ICes the Relocation of his off1ee Con for on appointment to determine if Chiroproctic con help you. Positively No Wgotion 1731 S..ta A1te1 AY~. Costa Mna ... Wedi ........ _....., for cOlllAltatloft, PhOIMt 645-1177 Sutton and Humphrey will be on band today at South Coast Plaza in Costa Me.aa to preside over a display in the mall of preventive dentistry posters designed by Orange County school children. They wlll award trophies for the best posters and sign autograpba from 2 to 3 p.m. (JACK ANDERSON) REVEALS In the DAILY PILOT ' INITMS' MOl1VARY «127 Main St Hunt11\9ton Beach 636-e630 ,._,AMl&.Y CO&.OMAL FUMlliL HOMI 7801 Bolsa Ave Westm1nsrer 893-3525 PA.CIPIC YllW MINOatALPAH ~l~Mortu.y Chapel 3500 Pacilic View Ori119 Newport. California e.4-2700 McCotMICK WOITUA.alH Laguna Beach 494-0415 &...QunaHills 7~-0933 San Juan Clplstrano '495-1778 l.lLl'z.ilnaOM ..... ,"° ... Corona c:tel Mar 973-9450 Colla M ... 6'~2424 laL llO.UW • ., MOITUAIY 110 Broadway co.ta Mesa Grant Given e.2-8150 1.,.nnvntu.LAMI Tbe Jamea Inln• ~ CHAlll. Founctftlon hat iranted · 27 e. $15,000 to the Art Center 4 171h st. eouece ot Deslp to be CQst~~ =" ued for completion of 1518N.8'~ tbe Art Ctnter •1 S....Ana•'47-4131• Pa1acl••• eampaa ~-------~ alldltariu.m. WANTED TOP CASH DOLLAR PAID FOB Gold Jewelry Diamonds & Other Filie Antique or Contemporary Jewelry Watches · Crystal Porcelains China Paintings Bronze Statues Silvey Vintage or Classic Autos Boats Antiques etc. We appralae & buy whole ..tat.a or 1!.ngle ltems or w.11 •ll for you on oommt•lon • U you dcm't bow what it ls or what lt ls worth -brtng It tn (or oaD ua and we'll come out), No obUgatioD or charqe fer vetbel appraiaal, elthefln your home or inoui gallery. #~!f~.£41. APPRAISERS IMIWEBTOOUTBJQHWAY AUCTIONEERS '"" llEWPORT 1£Aal-Nl-2200 £STATE APPRAl!ALSAND SALE3 FOR LAWYEBS •BANIS• TRUSTEE96 mcuroas • ' • ll U 1~ chroG.lcle oltbaqhtl CID lq· aio u..-and people. The datelJAea of places wbere sen· Umeo.tal entries were wrtttAm in 1pldery or bold aad ••ant l*lJDa.nsbip ot • tiDd not taqbt In aebool Q1 mOH evoke a desire to see thole towDI and tDow their peoplt. Yet oae can f-1 deep down be already knowa tbtm. "Parkerville .... Wblte Clty ••. Junctlon Ci~ ... Yatee Center ... rleosbo Falla ... :• alt tlny cluatera of bOlaaea and at.ores and hubs of humanity almost at the 1eosrapblcal ~nter of America. One entry meUculoual~1~td on June 10, 1890 at Neoeho Falla spar with Women's Llberatioa. "Keep your toof" from evil and YOW' lips from the boys. .. " It re.ads. "For men's fove is like Scotch aaUh. One pinch and you've bad enough. .. " It is just signed, "Elfie." And some, in their aimpUcUy, suaest the Kalisas f armboya who earnestly wrote them dropped out ot school at an early aae. AND MABEL E . Kent, of Woodaoo Coun· ty, Kans., seemed to have a subconscious sub- ject on her mind. She addressed all bu auto- erapb book entries to Grandma ''To Marry" instead of Mary. Grand.mother herself might have been a spinster but for an ambitious Tennessean who was part Cherokee IJ)dlan, staunch Methodist. and never quite made 1t in the grocery store or restaurant business despite elforta from Parkerville to Topeka. One re8#K)D might have been tbe visiting Methodist preacher in town at their dinner ta- ble every Sunday. Visiting preachers can eat up a lot of the profits. Mother, who had her doubts about the ad- vent of Elvia Presley in the 19:50s, fondly re- calla bow zealously Grandpa Samuel L. Can- non pursued his Methodist morality and re- liglou.s conviction. He forbade his children to tum on the radlo except to sacred bymn broadcasts when be was ln the house. He declared that corrupter of youth Bing Crosby sq only sinful trash. (1) AtTy lnwronce policy is ~ o two1'0"Y conlTOCI. Yoor interest is Mtporote f1om the ~ Co"'PO"'( and should be protected sepaotely. "(Z) You con choose the lnaiance Company Miustet lo Oreo arid pepare you1 claim, bl ... is riu:h fhe some OS ~ the lntemal ~~ SeMc:e to ~ ond prepore yc1.r incxime tax. There is no qood reotort IO ~ your ..... to t+n jeopa-dy. CD YCN ore entitled to hove· yo"' doim profeuionally ~ by <WI ~ler ...+-o tpec:Dms in ~ ioues for policy holde!l. The smoll i:-:4"fo911 fee flax deductille i ii paid fi.om the S8111emenl which nu. f0t rruud fteresf in 0 ITQllinvn ~rt. ~4) Clip ond save this infomotion. 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The British have been interested in executive blubber since a study of Her Majesty's civil ser· vants some years back showed that those who participated In any kind of vigorous sports for even as little as a half·bour a week suffered one·third fewer heart attacks than their chairbound col· leagues. LONDON CAP) -What the ambitious, ag- gressive, anxiety-ridden businessman needs most this year. even more than a lax break. is just 40 minutes of exercise a week to keep pace in the rat race. TtiH "'''' Ci,., 111 11 111'" 311 '4 llitll U• s ..... Mitl> u. 11•" llOOI lll '7 I.HI °" no .. Ill' IO J11 • '°" u•, GullW\ln '.,JOI 17ll " ' . .._,~ UJll IOI l1 111 IO ':i.1.100 11' ll 107 J I :nou "" 1" *'~ Co<o ··~ ..... • . '• .... .. ... Bt'lt ""I I .. 'IOt I ... II ..... 1 1)74) IOl-ll ru ., )0 ~Tu~ inc ··~= ,__ ti~ 'r"...:.:. I 1)111 '°' Jt 111 II 11'1 ''> GllWllld wt 7ll" IOi 1J J11 ,, SI" IP,. Nat Semkll "' .soo 10111 19'6 10 -t'1 1JO • 10S 10 J16 OI :nt st tOl.ll ltltl• .,.. 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The f-40 exercises, as performed at the City Gy m. are vigorous enough to make the over· pressured management type work up a sw~at and raise tus pulse rate about 100, or what Murray calls ··get a glow on." \ RESEARCH ON more than 300 brokers and bankers who pay $150 a year to attend the City Gym brought the happy news for those who hate to ex· ercise that tbe beneficial effects of a brief but vigorous workout lasted for several days, even weeks. Those who turned up twice, or preferably three limes a week for the 14· to 20·minute sessions began to feel better and show marked reductions in blood pressure and blood fats in as little as six weeks. There also was a cutoff point beyond which too much exercise did more harm than good. ... Amerleaa Leaden Nl!W YOlllC IAPI ~·· .... , Yt1rly ,,..,.__, ::,:, !~ ... ·~..:c'?. p:~~·,~~":I <'-00 of ,,,. .... Mitll l..tw U. llltll WW lilt °" .., .. 32' t MeuOllNI s.eo.100 11~ Sol''I' ~,._ '"' 1\t G41M ..., ~~~ ~ .... ._ ,." •14 ~trCll I.I "" '"'. , . .,. ll ,r~·· ,ri~ ~"' ~ tt~-; ~ I) 1111 ... , I!~ ... ,.,,~ UO,tOO Ul'I lO ~ tilt JO ~·" ,:.;:o ~~ r.: ~-; ~ '414 ,,_ ...,,... •Yi "owo Coto 101.tOO 1\la ~ S~ YI 11-41lt TGAttl'lt NA 100,AOO '"' 714 • • ... NY Steek Sales fr"-· .. ·· 1 WO ";.~:. :"::~: ii:"i::"L'.::.~:·i:~:·ii:~·:::·:.~: : '!iii:=:::.................................. . . ......................... Now be has devoted hlS life to what be calls l "keeping people medium fit." Women, including s lady M.P., come to the gym two days a week, but - generally he finds them less dedicated than the men. There is a sauna on the premises, but both Mur· • ray and Dr. Carruthers are not sold on the rugged • Finnish approach to fitness. "Research" they warn, • "has shown that the rapid heart rate and profound fall in blood pressure which result from prolonging a really hot sauna for much more than five minutes : may well place a considerable strain on an unfit ' heart." They further caution that "having a cold shower aft.er a sauna, however stimulating it may be, is a variety of circulatory gymnastics which is not recommended." . "The typical time-addicted. successful ex· ecutive is what we call an A·type person. a d<H!r and a eo-getter and a prime candidate for a heart attack," said Al Murray, proprietor of the City Gym in London's financial district. RESEARCH BY the British Heart Founda- tion proved that anger. anxiety .aggressiveness. mental stress. frustra· tion and similar emo- tions boiling under the executive bowler give the body a powerful shot of a hormone called noradrenaline, also found i.n the blood of rac- ing car drivers and top The program begins with five simple mobility exercises. which cover the major muscles and joints. repeated 10 times in a quiet, unburned man· ner. Keeping track of bis pulse rate, this A·lype ex· erciser moves on to a series of strength exercises, done with weights made at home by filling plastic detergent bottles with water or sand, and then to some light endurance exercises to strengthen the 'heart and lungs. ORDER YOURS NOW . ~ athletes after competi· lion. THERE RIGH·POWERED bankers, high· pressure American businessmen. puffing Members of Parliament and the likes of Sir Lawrence Olivier, Peter Sellen and John Fields, associate director of the Royal Ballet, turn up lhrft times a week for lS-minut.e workouts. Murray, a former Olympic coach and trained physiotherapist. and Dr. Malcolm Carruthers, a re· nowned biochemtSt, embarked on a study or unfit The hormone leads to the production of blood fats and eventually hardening of the arteries. "There are more cases o! higb blood pressure and heart condition among the executive class than Emerging 'Simple Life' Zeroes in on Quality BJ STEPHEN FOX -~ ......... ,,.., More and more people are cbooslni the slmple Jlfe, a Stanford Research Institute <SRI) analyst says, with the change ofret'ing both threats and op. portunities fM businessmen. The trend, which SRI Senior Social Economist Arnold Mitchell calla "Voluntary Simplicity" or VS, is ex· peeled to accelerate in Lbe next de· cade and as many as ~ mllUon person.'i may be participating by 1985. THAT WOULD BE about 25 percent ol the adult 1>0pulat1on, be sayg. Mitchell estimates that about five mlllioa Americana now practice VS with another 10 mlllloo embracil\I part of the phlloeopby. VS consumers buy products that are durable, nonpolluting. use little enera and are made simply, Mitchell aaye. They pref er patural foods1 clothing that can be mended I.Del banded down, 1lm.ple appliances and can that they can repair and main· taloeully. Such preferences could spell trou· ble for industries produclnf can clotbln1, petroleum, food and personal CAN ile.ms, Mitchell Hid In ao interview. BusJnesaee that ttand to aalo include eduuUon, al1I ud crafts, do-lt-younell aup~ and firm• p.roductna coodl and aentces qsodated wtth penonal irowtb. he 1ald. . VI DD PB&& 1lin1fleut11from tM attitudes expraffd 1.n the "Youtb Re'f'olut.loo" otthe late l.MOI, Kltcbell aatd. "Tbe IOI bit ... a blut oat at tbl a.o-callld ~--~ .imo.t a. elual,-eb'. ot a M«atlft ton.•• be uld.. 0 VS II a compMMDiW. .....,pt to ,, ... do something about it, not just com· plain. It m ay well tum out to be a re· ally import.ant social force ... Mitchell cites some impressive statistict to back up bls views. A 1975 report from pollster Lou Harris found that ln order to reduce national con· sumptioo 92 percent of Americans were willing to ellmlnate annual model cbanaes in automobiles, 91 per- cent were willlng to skip meat once a week, 90 percent were willing to do away with annual fuhlon chanaes tn clothing and 73 percent were willing to wear clothes untJt they wore out. AN0'111Ea POLL, published by the Roper or1anlsatlon in May 1976, showed that 51 perce nt of all Americans felt that the nation must reduce cons~ption sharply .\n order to conserve natural resources. Mitchell says buslnesa wW also face 1ome challenge from flnns founded by VS advocatel. Such companies stresa job aatisf actloa and barmony with utunaiwttpun pr6ducttvit.y. Mltcbcl.l aaya many wbo choose the simple lllc are turntna •lV•Y from tbelr UDbrtnlint to some extent and ••YI thls could limit the snowment's pc>Wth. .. The pNpOndereaee of tbo8e Uvin1 VS have grown, up •Ith some dePM ol affluence Jnd have OJlt..cl fort.he no- tion that ft lln't all ~t inat.'' be 1ald 1 :wbat ts likel.Y to occur be uys att dual amteu-1toret which aell bOth 1lm.ple .ancs f aney ftr'llom ol the tame ~and mao\&factunra wbich pl"Oduce atrlM*S:clown ttema and of. ler a 'ftli.tb' OI acceuortu to So With them. SEES SIMPU! LtfE Arnold Mitchell ' Dry Years Threaten Shutdowns EUREKA (AP) - Northern California's Umber lnduatry la betnl threataed b)' tM two- ytardroqbt. Offlclala from the Humboldt Bay MunlclpaJ Water Dlstrlct aay they have told two pulp mULt that water could be abut off In April unlua ralnfall incruaea a ubstanttally before then. More than_,~ ue employed· at lb two Samoa 'l>finlmwa mllll, bWDed by the Louillall• Padfto eorp. and Crcrim· ~J*Xl. . "Begin as if you were an unfit old lady, it's easier and safer to speed up as your level of fitness increases,'' advises Murray. MURRAY, WHO describes himself as an A- type person, •·a driver and a work addict," was Scottish weighiliftlng champion at 19. At 21 he set a British weightlifting record, then became a stage acrobat. Govenunent Recall Efforts Fizzling WASHINGTON GP) -Two years -io the federal government ordered 427,000 color television sets recalled because of possible radiation "from , five to25 times the maximum allowable." Today, despite widespread publicity and two letters sent to owners by the manufacturer, federal records show that more than 60 percent of the sets in the hands of consumers never have been brought in for repairs. . ·NO ONE KNOWS bow many of those potential· ly ba~ardous sets 1\ill are in use, sUU produclni .Pie· lures while possibly leaking potentially hazardous levels of radiation. Alld yet lh1t recall, one of the larcest in history, bad a bllber success ratio tban most such federal orders. Federally ordered recalls are paid for by the manufacturer under terms ot a 1974 law. The COD· sumer pays notblng for the repairs. Yet the govern· ment has had only limited success ln removing possibly hasardous merchandise from consumer hands. The rea1ons for this lhnlted 1ucce11 are manifold. Manufacturers frequently don't have re· cords abowtna all ownera ot recalled products. Even when they do, some owners have resold the sets and kept no records. Sometimes consumers who receive the warnings slmply tsnore them or put off retarD.tnt the product for actJutment.. 0 WE WBaE 8ATISPl£D tb1t the manulac· lurer dld tbe btlt Job n could under the clrcumswca, .. Micba.~l Shatter of tbe Jl'OOd and Dna& Admlnl1~1Uon 1ald Of the \tl•vblon recall. ·~ manufact\ltet had COile tllroulh Various diatrlbutora (the tetl weA sold under tbe bra.ad nam• ot PanManlc, JCPenney and Bradlord) and untold nwnben ot retaUen. SoaM Ht.a bad cbused bands aft.tr the onrtnill purthae. The chain it ao lona that lt II a ~I•ln tryinC to ftnd ryon . •• Tbe c.on&Umer Proct~t Safety Comml11k>a or· den mon r9CaUI u..n any otlMI' eovenunent acen· cy. Onl1-=1:rrent ot &M a3 cnllllOQ hidlvtdu.81 DC'Odlldl ia tM oomlialaaloD'• fov-"ar hJatoryh&ye)Mi~for~,ac~to comm ......... • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS STYLISH TYPE ON GOOD QUALITY WHITE GUMMED PAPER • PERSONALIZED •EASY TO USE • FOR YOU OR A FRIEND .. .. # ' .. .. .. .. • ~ • • .tJ• DAILY PILOT Sund•y. fl'tbru!ty e, 1m Hot-shooting Brt1ins Roll,-72-59 LOS ANGEU$ (AP) -•'The Wide WIS all Clotled \lP with those big l\lYI, .. UCLA basket· ball coach Gene Bartow aald ·followtni the Bruin.a' 72·59 TIC· tory over Waabla•ton State SaturdQ. "We'd have been ftaht· in• for our Uva on a bad abootln& day." · Althouih UCLA bad trouble a1almt the Cou&an' front line, Bruins iuarda Roy Hamllton and .Jim Splllane were deadly from out.aide, acoring 18 and H point.a. Forward David Greenwood also bad 18 ror the Bruins. .. Hamilton and Spillane abet awful.ly well,•• Bartow said as bis Bruins kept the Paciflc a lead with a 6-1 record. "We tried to get the ball in.aide, but we couldn't do it.'' "Our overall game is comina together," said Hamilton, "and we need all five guys. Wasb.lngton State was concen-trating on stopping Marques Jobll800 and David inside, so that A~WlrepMIO WASHINGTON TRAPS EX.cdM ST AR CASEY JONES (25). A Glan~e Ba~k :Archives Rekindles :Forgotten Stories . ·Browsing through the sport.a a)'chives can sometimes rekindle fend memories while at the same Ume malting you realize bow qia.ickly time slips by. And, it's fan to look back at predictions to see how they turned out. Take, for example, Playboy Macazine's football forecast of 1965. It predicted that Oregon and Iowa would meet in the 1966 Rose Bowl game. If they did meet, it was for a beer or breakfast. The Rose Bowl Gt.UtN WMITI WHITE WASH CGmbatants turned out to be UCLA and Michigan State. • Oreaon bad a lackluster 4·S.l record and finished ln the con- ference cellar. Iowa al.a was lut and bad a 1-9 mark. That same year. Paul Brown of CJeveland Browns co1cbln1 fame went on record u s-.ylnc he'd llke to see a NaUonal Foot· bill Lea,ue &ancbiae for SeaWe. NCAA championship session all · tournament team for two years. From 1958·66, Santa Clara High of Oxnard won 82 league basketball games in succession before falling 68-66 to Nordhoff High (Oxnard>. · In 1969 a Costa Mesa High grad named Steve Colflesh (now at HB High) caught a touchdown pass with 13 seconds to play in the game. His reception gave Whittier College a 15·14 victory over Redlands for the SCIAC cham· pionship. . Back in '65 Huntington Beach High's frosh-soph basketball team took on a private school from LA (Colbert) and the Oilers waltzed to a 9!H8 triumph. It was 52·9 at halftime. One or the stars was Greg Snyder, a freshman, who went on to make All·CIF. Also in that era, Tom Read or Costa Mesa High set a school re· bound record of~ in a basketball game with Newport Harbor. The old mark of 23 was shared by Mike Lange and Gary Carr. And, center cut pork chops were being sold for 69 centa a pound. allowed us to aboot from out- side.•• The triumph ran the Bruins' record to llr2, wblle Wash.iagton State ii now 15-5. Tbe hiah-1corlng same by GrHDwood and the two UCLA pardl made u,p ror a poor sboot- inl effort by forward Marques JobDS<m. Jobnaon, who bas been scoring well over 20 points a game re· cently fOf' the Bruins, was held to 10 point.a 81 be blt but three or 12 shot.a from the field. Skid Ends As Trojans W111, 83-70 ~ LOS ANGELES-Southern California, led by, Marv Safford's 2S point.a and Greg White's 23, ended ita 21-1ame Pacific 8 baatetball loslng string Saturday night with an 83-70 victory over Washlnatoo. It was the Trojans' first con- ference victory since March 1, 1975. USC, 1·5 in Pacific 8 play and S-13 overall, had trailed 34·30 at halftime, but exploded for 53 point.a in the second half. <Ex· CdM star Casey Jones had 10 points for use .) The Trojans tied the score at 52 with 11: 11 remaining in the game on White's 20-foot jump shot. Arter Huskies coach Marv Harshman called a time out to try to halt USC 's momentum, White scored again to put Troy ahead for keeps. Safford, a guard, hit 10 of 17 from the floor, and White, a forward, was 10 of 16. White also led USC in rebounds with eight. WASMINOTCHt (71) -W•ll••• u . s1 .... art 6, EOw•~s u. l\Mt.11tn 4, Doney I. Scotl I, uw,. 4. Heul. USC 1111 Meno.non 1' WPlll• ll, '101\1ng1on 1, Salton! ts. Jonn 10. Grttr 7. w101w.to1 7 H•lltl-Was111nq1on >4, USC JO Total foul s Waslllng1or> "·USC,, ,. 3 ... EUGENE, Ore -Greg Ballard scored 21 points and the Oregon defense held California scoreless for eight minutes in the second half Saturday night as the Ducks rolled to a 75-49 Pacific 8 Conference basketball victory. Oregon blt 15 of 20 field goal at· tempts in the second half and shot SS percent from the floor for the game. The Ducks led 10·9 with 11 minutes left in the first hall when Rob Closs and Mike Drummond hit back·to-back jumpers and John Murray canned two straight from outside to put Oregon ahead 18·9. Moments later. Kelvin Small . scored twice from the inside and Greg Graham hit a 20·footer to makeit28-16. OSll, 71-81 CORVALLIS, Ore. -The Oregon State Beavers, led by Don and Rocty Smith, came on with a rush in the final six minutes to down a stubborn Stan· ford team 7H;t in a Pacific 8 con· ference basketball game here Saturday night. The two Smiths, who are not related, scored 20 points apiece and 30 of their 40 points came in the second half. Don bad 10 points and Rocky eight as the Beavers outscored the Cardinals 21·12 in the stretch drive. The Carda, sparked by a game- bilh 24 points from guard Mike Bratz, led 29-26 at the half and were lD front 43-42 on Bratz' long jumper witb 11 : 34 to play. Three quick baskets by Rocky Smith gave \be Beavers a 48-43 lead at 9:11. But the Cards came back within a point at 50-49 on Jeff McHugh'a long jump shot with 8:36toplay. GIRL HOOPSTER GEIS 82 POINTS The Coqan, whose Pac-I re- cord ls now •-3. were led by 1uard Harold Rbodea wlth 26 pointa, tops in the 1ame. W ashinaton State, however, mlaaed ita star cent~r. Steve Puidokas, who remained lo Pullman with a sprained ankle. Hie replacement, sophomore James Donaldson, acored 11 points. The Bruins led all tbe way, but the Cougars refused to quit. Wubingt.on State cut UCLA's lead to six at 45·39 mid way throulb the second half, but the Brulnl reeled oil a 10.1 acorini burat and were , never really threatened again. UCLA wu in control ol the re- cionally televiaed contest from the atart, racing out to a 2'1-17 lead wttb 15 minutes played. WAINlltOlOM ITATS Utl -HOllM J, O. JoMMM '· O.W..ldson 11, Rllooui.. Glo11occhtlll I, ~llHIKI 2. GNn•, ColllftU. UCL.A 1111 -G-..oct ti, M_ Jol.,1$01\ 10, Sltm 4, Hemlllon 11, Spltl-14L v,_n 4, Ho116nel • Hllfll~CL.A :H·2l. Totel foul....Waslllntlon St It, UCLA 1'. '°"led oul-G. John.of\. Ttchfllcll~. A-12.416. Amidst a Crowd Af'Wl...,.... USF's Bill Cartwright comes down with a rebound and finds himself trapped between Joe Schmidt (left) and Edgar Jones of the University of Nevada Reno Saturday. Unbeaten USF, ranked No. 1 in the country, defeated visit· ing Reno, 98·81, for its 23rd win. Lietzke, ]ammry Tied/or Golf Lead HONOLULU (AP)-Easy- going old pro Don January, who once appeared poised to make a rout of it, bad to birdie the final hole-after the television cameras bad ended their cov- erage for the day-to retain a share of the third round lead Saturday in the $240,000 Hawaiian Open golf tournament. January had a two-stroke lead at one time, blew to a double bogey six on the 14th hole, then rattied with the two-putt birdie on the last bole to tie bard·hitting Bruce Lietzke for the top spot with matching scores or 204, 12· * 8ruceL.lelrtae OoriJ1-y LM'lllYWedlllM FuuvZ•ller Tallultl Murauml Anel\'8...., A I Gel bef'Qer TomW•l- Steve MelllY'C Dwl9MH•vtl Ban Crens/Mlw 8obW'fM L.HElder Grier.Jones Amold PM'""° Dale Dou91ns G9orge Arc:!'« 8ob«>y Col• .111111oeen lltcl'IMdMMt * * '7·1'047-204 ,, ....... _,.,. 71 ........ 20S und er· par on the 7 ,234-yard WaialaeCounlry Club course. January, at 47 the oldest man in the field, bad a 69 in the bright, sunny weather with tem- peratures in the lower 80s. Lietzke, a hard-hitting 25-year- old who won the Tucson Open earlier this season and hasn't had a round over par this year, closed up with a 67. Lanny Wadkins, once one or the game's most promising young stars but mired in a deep slump since surgery more than two years ago, ripped out a six· under-par 66 and was within a single stroke of the lead at 205. " .. If I can keep ori driving it Uke this and make my makeable putts, I'll give 'em a run for it." Wadkins said. Japan ese s tar Takas hi Murakami and Fuzzy Zoeller were next at 207. Zoeller bad a 70 while Murakami bad to struggle to a 73, one·over-par in oc- casionally guaty Trade Wind!. Tom Watson, a record-setting winner of bis last two starts, shot a 66 and was tied at 208 with Al Gelberger and Andy Bean. Cauthen Retur.ns To 'Anita ARCADIA-Appnntice aenaa· Uon Steve Cauthen returns to Santa Anita today and will ride ' nine mount.a, including Pocket Park in the $100,000 Strub Stakes at 114 miles on tbe main track. The ltryear-old Cauthen, who is far ahead or top riding stars at Aqueduct race track in New York, bas won with four of nine horses at Santa Anita, lncludin& three la.st Sunday. Pocket Parle ls one of those horses be bas ridden to victory, but tavoriti.sm ln this four.year- old states figures to go to either L 'Heureux or Crystal Water. BB Sluitft8 21td HARTFORD -Richard Zander, a 12·year-old Huntington Beach resident, finished second in the finals of the men's novice division at the U.S. figure skating championships Saturday, here. In the gold dance competition, Judi Genovesi and Kent Weigle totaled nine ordinals and 152.78 points to capture first place. In the senior women's competi· tion, Linda Fratianne performed a pair of demanding triple jumps in the f11"5t 40 seconds of her routine and went on to defeat Barbie Smith and Wendy Burge. Fratianne ended with 145.84 point.a. KlllfP T~, 3·3 LOS ANGELES Defenseman Guy Lapointe scored a fluke goal off a Los Angeles defender 4:28 into the final period to help Montreal set- Ue for a 3·3 National Hockey League tie with the Kings Satur- day night. 7.arat~ 1t'I•• MEXICO CITY-Carlos Zarate of Mexico slopped Fernando Cabanela of The Pbillippines mid way through the third round of their scheduled 15·round fight Saturday night and retained his bantamweight title. Dat1tona Continue• DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Three-time winner Peter Gregg, almost overlooked as a con- tender this year because he switched to an unproven Porsche 934, and co-driver Jim. Busby in· herited a narrow lead early this mornin1 as the 24 Hours of Daytona endurance race neared the half way point. A pair of Porsche 935s, which bad led most of the first 10 hours, were fighting back into conten- tion after a series of minor pro- blems. AIA Rolb SACRAM ENTO -Bayard Forrest scored 18 points and had 10 rebounds to lead Athletes in Action to a 105-59 basketball win over Sacramento State Saturday night. Fallft-ton Falb SAN DIEGO -In a game marked by ragged play, the San Diego Slate Aztecs managed to h old o ff the Titans from Fullerton Slate, 61-.S9 Saturday night. The win gave the Aztecs a share of first place in the Pacific Coast Athletic Association, as the league-leading Long Beach Slate 49ers were upset by San Jose State,7~. Bryant Slzzla ALBUQUERQU E-Llgbtning· rast Rosalyn Bryant followed up her world record performance in the 500-meler run Friday night in Los Angeles by setting a meet re- cord Saturday night in the 440- yard run at the 14th annual Albu· querque Jaycee Invitational in· door track meet. Bryant ripped off a 55.0 to win the 440 and top the meet mark or 56.3. The Cal State (LA) senior established a world record of 1: 11.8inthe500meters Friday. -His wish came true .... 11 yean 1~r. . And. a malnatay on t he Volverslty of Washington foot. Ull team ol J.9S5 WU Gary Carr, a Cotta Kesa High product who Jitter eo9Ched at Estancia (Coat& Kesa) and Mater DeiH11h. In um three CIF basketball teama we.re nearing the end or the sea.son with unbeaten re-cordl. CJ'esceota Valley (21-0), Compton (22-0) and West Covina (22-0) made up the trio. In the windup, Crescenta Valley lost tbe CU' championship game to Verbum Dei 51 .... 1-tbe first in a string of four straight CIF crowns for the victors. DES MOINES, Iowa -When Daina SUpstiks scored 63 points in a basketball game last weekend, sbe thought she had bit her peak. Not so. 8111 Krltlert OoutT ...... t IObMUfllfly ..... .,d.,...ltty Miila McOlllouQfl Clll Clll " ....... 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Supstika connected on 28 field goala and 2IS of 28 free throws as Hoover boosted lta mark to 13-0 in the conference andlS-3 overall. ltOOt r Mellllle David Gt'tlllilm GartlCOCll DeleH.-,.s CMrtesCood'( 1411.,.Mlller Miii~~ O-ge8- Gary McCilrd Mlllelleld LerTY%1etW .._.,.."'*""°" 71-7~111 .,., .. Jt-412 ... 7Ht-4tt 10·71-7._,1' ,,....71-flt J:Mt.71-'1t T>*~lt 1U1·11-211 .. ,,.71-tlt 71-70"1._, IJ Irvine, SCC Take Cage Losses Bakenflelcl dldn•t take tbo lead for IOOd until 7; 58 remained ID the same when ,JobJlwell CGD· Dffted on a jumper. Until that POint. UC lrvSne bad led by• many aa 10 point.a (S1·21 wltbl:Uleftmtbeftnt~). but tbe Anteater• couldn t 1top JobDwell. Louil SteDJMm 1parked ~ Allteaten, bltttna 21 poifttl for a .. ~:ton conuolet the bolnll. &rlbtUlc a J'9boliDctt to ............ &- nltbt. bMffnrl UC Rl..-.lde at 8 aDd tbe V tP• on bolt BtoJa.alloat W-Ct ...... "ft'"' ,,.,,_." 4 a • ti ~ • .._... • t •I Metr "' o.M.tl• J I J II. C..... 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SeaM ..... °""'" Mon•Ne<Mftd IUCll def l'llkoff. LH IS." 01990 SI.I .. J, .. 2; JorlM"· Vero• tSt41nlordl dtl P•l•rson· Atr~ f UCll M , 7-S. THm ,, ..... nos-!. UC (Nine "1. Ste,.ford U l. llit l UCLA •nd Pltp- perdlrw 111. llVC Routs Foe, 69-44 AVALON-The Huot· ington Valley Christian Hilb Conquerors of Newport Beach made it 10 wins ln a row Satur· day night, blitzing S • Avalon 69-44 in Academy ummanes Lea1ue basketball BC· Uon, here. UC s-t•..,_. '"""°"'-' '111N 11-' Sl•lft Wllll-• IVCI) Otf Ooldbetq (l'oetllllll .. 2 •.. ,: ~ (F-11111) ., Lerre IUCll ..... 1·$; Edi" IUCI I Oii H•,.....• ll"rnno !>I.I .. 4. t. >. ~tldllr CUCll ... 0.¥1• .,,.,..., St, I 6·1, •·t; l"t4trlco (l'ootllllll d•I .JOM-CUCl I .. J, M, 1 ... Clloei••IMltll ..... St•ldtr IUCll llltl T1t11rmal\ ll'_,.11111>6.M,W ; Wllll_..s IUCll cltf J-(ft ... N") .. 1, .. ,; IOI• IUCll•Hl.IM 111'-M )M .6-2. ......... ~ Sttl~Efl• IUCI) 4ef Pallek· WI.,_, _,..,dOOI 1•S, Ml; N• .. 1- MdUMere IUC•I •hi Mcl(n 9'dlwltll ICS .,._.,,tle141 H ... 4, Wlll~ IUCll dot Stwrn .. I.~ 10 8-nfletdl .. , .. 1. ...-..... ~ Stel••·I.._ CUGll .. , Cerll" Hvnt CCel ....., SU>I .. I, .. ,; N-1 M(Ne"'ere CUCI I Ott l•r•ett Y•lft•tuc "I (CSLA I • '· ... WM!le..,.Larre CUCJ I Mi Plttt>liertt cc:.ee -..vlU>IM ._. • l .......--.. stelM•·• .. tt IUCll IHI Htln l...W-, CUC S... 01 ... 1 .. l ... l . ..... I-Mc-• IUCll def ,,..,.._ '--"'*' 1~111 1.. 7"; wi111em .. LArn CUCI I llltl C.e<ll-C"8Mlllen tUCSll M. .. I. ........... !ti <'fl.,._....... ....... Oelftef9 IOI elf l(vypff M , t-l, W : ~ ... Ill IOI lllllf Cellflt '"· t-l, T..._ 101 .. .,... M . H : Well CO) Mf -W. .. 2; ~I 10) ~ lYMttW."°l Hiii IOI def llrewt1 ..... .._,. ...... ~~IOldafK~­ lrw 14. 't•: T..e•l<Mertllall 10) .. , Cell,...MHll 6..t, .. 41 Letlt .. MU.Ir IOl•lfNll ~W.H. ....... dl<tlltl~ ....... AIMt'l m-~•M.W; 1'1111tf' CSI •t llUtMnla •t. "41•''"'"' ISi Cltf 01'* W, M i .,_ Ca> •f Sentr .. ,, ... ; Lll)lllt Ill def Gate•-... "2: Llllllllt ($) ., , ... M, ... U. ..... ,•lltr·Plnl.., <II Mf ce,vte• IU,ller• t~ M ; "*'"'ll"Mt Ill _. '*k~-.. ,. W : Lul-UMllt CJ) ... .__ .............. Ranked No. 5 in the small schools cla.ssifica· lion, the Conquerors were never ln trouble, openinl a 40-16 halftime lead. Their fullcourt press forced 22 Avalon turnovers, and their 6-7 center Jeff Fraser con- nected oo 10 of 15 field coal attempll, ending with 24 points. NYC (ff! .. " pf .. l(lnq l 0 1 • H.,...., ~ J 1 IJ Ntw t 2 t 11 ,.,.,., 10 • • ,. ....... 7 0 J # $ftyd9r I 0 0 J J•~=. ,;, ~ '~ J MVC: ......... k-...,~ ,. 2A •• ·-• • ,. 12- Alamitos Racing Results .. ......., •••n tlMll -• .,.,._ a v-..._ ~ ,_.,..,,.._ Tllf Liie c~•> na 1.-...-o..re1 CltllfW*' C•IMWl>t.» t tt 0t....,. l\J11Mml n.• Tl--·" Al .. ,.,._.,,_. c1-. o.. • o.. Mel..,• lleCllilt. ....... 111. , ...... Jo Hl.OOOltlt,JllllllfO..... Scretcl\M-..,..11 WM, Jecl1 Pv4 CH, Ol111f/lt0,0MW PllMlllt ti IXACTA .. Tllf Luc• 1·0-.•1 c.fllMI\ "914 " .... llCONO aACll -400 y•rdf,. I yHr olft. Clelnll .... ,., 11111-. l'\irM .. .. JeremleJeMI <I,...,, Ji.to 11.• , .. Mite''-' I.It <Adllrl 4• a.ta ""'· ,.,...,. cr,...,1 • . .o T!Mt--..0 Al• rtn -O'-._, fll('kll S.Urrer. Ml ......... ~.,~. ....... -.,..C.PIWtOlkll, ~ EtteStr-. ' Stretc"'4-TIMOJM. l llllt Nkll'• ~, 11\ld's .. Oec*, I<--" Grit TMtaD llACI ->JO ytnft. a YMr oidl&.1111 .... ~. Pvrte •1000. ..... lys 1er....,1 ... uo ,. Jtl a.. ...... iw.e-1 J.20 J.40 Al's Alllll f*fltl) UO Tl--17.IS Allo ra11 -luPtr Surchero•. Limit's R.....-. IN. GeptJ, ltutll All'9. MOofl Act"" Notcrtldln POUllT't4 llAC8-mvam., yMr olds A -Al-.nce. P\ll'M M000. Trvly l lllQlnt IMlklwlll UO UO UO Dell'• Sl\llllfW !Wenll 4.60 J.00 Lult•'•Jobr ICeNllul J.00 Tlme-4S.lt Al'° r., -l'olly eutllt, Bound PetMfn,$iWtfll-$111"'1>'n Nosc:rtl<llH "' PTM llAC. -uo v•"'5. J yMr ohb A -. Cl-Wied eliowence. l'Of' fllllet A ll'llA$. Pwne '1 soo. l'tt1Judy (ROUffl) IUO UO 3 • .eG Have_.. PVI !WwOI J tO l 00 11 .. llyCW.(IMIU) 3.20 Tlmt-17M Alto ren-M9fYon'l Rocket, l.Ordy Rocket, NlllMr Anqtl, Rlq•dOon. Olck•Y"• °'-"-Kl"" Rocket Wln<a. Citic Pat Go Ser aldlelll -51-"'o T lmt SlllTM 9'ACS -400 ytrd$. J .,..., olds.··-· P\ntt4000. S.rtoo IC.,doD) Menqet,W IWlibca'll KMI Girl C....U Tlmt -20.14 I.to 4.40 J 40 1.t/J 6.IO 7.AIO Ahl ren -'nlll'lll MDMy, hc'.lfl< O....m, ,"1 ... t1or>Mr. LUNChlc, Mr. 0.¥1d Maof\ lltcl You H-, tlltclll"O..... $cr .. chld -W.St Vlrglllle, lwtet Pl.. "I, Mr. W• TWiil It 11lACTA"llfW &JMe ...... '910tJ1M • HVEN-n. llAC• -440 yerdt. J year ol .... up. Pul"N uo.a . Tilt Hor11men'• Quirt• Horw lladnci Anoc:lt llon °""""ensl'llp. AZurtll_. (Hartl 6..40 UO UO llttle BlutSllHl><Wttsonl • • .o s.oo A·TWI",,.. (Adafrl J,IO TlrM-21.72 Scretchtd-HI .lollnnY A·Mr/Mrt Olf'tfKI Sc ... rtwluer, Jr e11trv •toM-n. llAct-mv•rd'. J v .. , oldS A yp. Oelmlftl, Pvrte s.Jj()(). lluaup IA«Mlrl U IO 6 60 4 60 ltoy•I P-ss (T"'"""') tUO 1.20 Tollt ..... 1Htr11 S.00 Tlmt-~21 Scr91c.lltd -H-'len h i•, Don't GoM.n u EllACTA ..... ,,, &. .. Reul Pt11 ...... U..• H INTM uc• -"° v•rO• J yNr o1os A""' oa1m1,.. l'U,.. snoo. O..lned RQ(Ut IWetd) S 60 J IO 2 60 ~S"-m llC"'tMI J,60 4.«I Wiil-• ,, ... f~t) 6.40 TIPM-lt..OS Alto,., -l'altmt Oltl, 0.0...., J9', Mr. Bo, Ml. T. (M1'9tt, Mon Oo'• c11.,1t r , Cll.,11• luclltt, Mr. F•Klntllofl SCr91cMd -ltl-11, Otndy S Sltr, R-09llOy OI .. , Oupt9 Lo Ml1me U •XACTA .. Qelo.M lttcllet & ... Mew St-...WS7l.oe Al\tllderQ, •. 11,0I$ SPORTS Figueroa Sparkles ForUCI UC lrvlne•s Gary Flcueroa scored a dou- ble tn the 50 freestyle and 200 bacbtroke, but tbe Anteaters bowed to tbe host Cal State (Northridle> Matadors, 80-23 in IWilnming action. 5aturday aftemooQ. Leading all the way tn the 50, Figueroa finished in 21.e, boldina off tbe Nortbrtdae challenger who posted a 21. '1. In the 200 back, Fieueroa came from behind in the laat lap to win in 1:59.8. Teammate Evangeles Koaldnu won the 200 fiy in 2:00.4 and finished tblrd ln the 1,000 free (10:18.5). And in prep action, Edison High 's (Hunt· lngton Beach) diver Kevin Mack finished second at the La Serna (WhiWer> invitational. The FAisoo swim team did not fare ao well, plac- ine third at the tri·meetin Newbury Park. IW1MMtNO UC Int. OJI 1111 CS '"'1tw1-400 !Mdley rtt•r-1. "°""'ldOI J:M.t . , .. ,,__,, 511....., 00 t :46.2 t. terevlb. CN) t .ft • l. K0$111M\ IUCtl 10:16.S. 200 f,..._I. Hayweod (?j) 1:46.J t. Tu,,.llUll !NI 1:4U 3. WI"-> IUCI) 1:.ft.!. IOf...-1.0.f'IOUtrot IUC1l 21.61. lowlM (NI 21.7 3. Rolltrh IUCI) 21.•. 200 IM-t. Geont (Nlf:OO.S2 Cl•us IN 12 :OU. J. lltcller IUCI I l ;OU. Olftnct-1. Nevlllt (Nl 161.35 2. SptY'r (N)J.M .. 911 INl. tt0 fly-t. Kotlllnet IUCll 1·0().4 2. Sluert INI 2:01.l 3. Turnbull INI J:OU. too frM·I. Ler.on ("ll 48.4 1 1.lndtlrom IUCI I 4U a. 8eron (NI 4'.5. 200 beck-I. c;. Flo~•o• IUCI) 1·,..1 2. Krevlll CNI !:OC>.9 J. S.lley INlf:CM S IOO ,,..._, SMr9o 00 4:46.l 2. MeywOOd (NI 4:•7.6 3. Wat'°" IUCI I 4 Jl J. 200 llrMll-1 a-CHI 2:17.0 7. l'1te111er ruc112 11.JJ S11IN!2·21 , Olvl...-1. Ne¥111t !NI. 2. 5c11.,.r l. Anet~ IN) .00 ''" ' Nortllrldge J 14 0. Pro Scores ......... ......,u..- MomrwlJ,l..ot~J (llt l Wetfllnq191\ 3. NY hi .... 3 IU•I Pll~o9\ 1, Detroit t PNl8'dtllll!le7, Toronto5 Cltwlmndl.Oll'-2 Vence\IWrS, Mlnne\Ot• S lttel St. t.oultt, Buffalo 5 N.Utllll ......... IA-lelloll All.nl•"· OllctOO" Mo.itton IOS, NY l<nlcki 103 GolOln Slel• 1•. Mllw ... kH 116 Wulllnoton 1 "· Portl•n<I ICM • College Basketball Oeyton•. a..tt~ 7' lt9fltU(trf llJ, V~bUI 7l W8kt ~Ill, Vl1'9lnle n , lorld .... Qeoil'vt. 71 Mlta1"'"4 a. Mlalttlpc>I St 67 Meryi..c!U, Duk• 64 (OT) Ml"MtOte1', Noni-tsternSJ ArklftlOllf.HouslOl\IO Atmy16,Sa1tnlilll7> N8YV76.l""' ..... '0 .. N C.l'ellnt •, Fii""'" 71 1tlcll~'7,Jtc.,_,vllll6S ,.,,~ ..... 10, "-st ICtnU&tl,()111~11 Nt&<•*-66. towaStSl Old OomlT\IOll 71. '#1111-& Mery 11 ...... CDI .... 11, "Of'dl>em 76 IOTI lt•MeS St n. c;otor.0061 CMMll 76. C>ll'tfNlllll 4S SyreclM 110, NOr'lhMStlfll to N Ttus St9', 1Arner to SMU 116, TCU M TtMS7$, arMrn <OTI v1ro111•• Tecll 7S, Oeoro• WeJlll,.gton n IOTI 1 .. 1to, Wl~tn 71 GekHflbl• '2, Herverd 14 T•I-*> n, Miami, Oflle" NC: SI.tell, OeOf'tl•Ttcll 1t 8redlty IO, T\llM 11 C:OlotedoSUI, Te•t Cl!I P-146 Utallll,llYU61 eo.t111 n, va1t1• c20T1 Artaone.,,MroneSIQ w. TellM soo. Or••., I . Cerollne 4', Tetftlllt .. "'°""' s. '"· ••11t11t coa n . . !unda't· 'tbn!rX .. 1m MV Matmen 2nd· Baeketh~ · ' R~mb , Tars Notch 3rd llb.a!Clll Vlojo IQ&b'• Deu1 llamnr pbmed four oppcinMU &Dd tbe Dlabloe went c;ia to ftn.lsh second in the Newport Harbor ~Way wreaW.01 toUTD&ment Saturday af. temoon. San Dle,Wto flnlshed fint witb a '-0 record, Miasion was 3·1 and iclewport harbor was tbird with a 2-2 mark. Teammates Jeny Nelson (111) and 115- pound John Mitchell also went undefeated. Mor- row competes in the 141-pound clau. Newport's 130-pounder Don James woo three m atches and tied Mis- sion Viejo's Scott Coles 4-4 in bis fourth match. Newport's Bob Brown (136) also went undefeat· ed, winnine three and getting a forfeit. ................ ..,let ..... , V411SITY Mlulellvi.Je04) 1111 IA"'""'• ta-Sp.elenll• (Ml pinned Munor 1·u . 1~8•r11ttt IMldK Alonto 4-l llS-Mltchtll !Ml dee Klmbtrllno 1H. in-our,.,.., lt.l dK PIM:he111 U·•· 130-COln IMI pinned p.,.,~ l. 41. 136-R.,..•• <Ml 119<1 Rodrtouer 4-4. 141-Morrow lMI pinned Mtrtlnu 2:52. ,...._,,._."!Ml dK Aulr 12.0. 1$7--0C,_ !Ml dK 8111 .. 1 IW.-Rulr ILi ph....,Whl1tl:JO. 171-N•IMn IM) PIMtd P.rl•on• O· $1. lt4-C1tete1u IM)-by l0tftlt Hwt--G•-(Ml pl"""' Beu O o Miu..., Vlttt US> n•l ltll DiteMllo 9t-Shllll>ldo ISi dK Se»tenk• 4 2 l~H ...... (5)0Kllar11ttt .. I t U-Mllc ... 11 !Ml dK Johnson IM. 1U-A0tt-ISi dK PIKllllll 4-1. 1»-M-ISi Otc Colet ~J. 1>6-Mlrtlf ISi pinned"°"" 0 M. 141 Mec1-(Mlpl-W1t1yJ:SI. Ul-11"1-ISi plMM Mtrwln 4'S2. U7-lomberd ISi dtc Oclloe 7-4. 169-Whlte (Ml Otc 54..,._ ... 111-t1t1llDfl tMlfliMedwect>·•s. IM-C:Millu IMldecMldltl 11.J. H""1-0.-IMI tlld Clmlntlll 7.7. MIW-V1elelS1) OU~• ...... Spelellkl IMI pinned McKey ""· 106-8er1i.tt CMI pinned Cerrlllo 4•17. lls-Mlldiell IMI dK M<lrrltl'-0. 12l-Ctdltno !SI pl-PIKlltlll S; IS. 130-<:Glet IMI CIK Vemtr .. t 1:16-R°"" IMl won llV lortell. 141-MOtrvw IMI plMtd Amerdral o·o . 141-Tulll ($1 "'°'111'1' lorlell Hl-OCl>oe IMldK IAnvH. 1 .. -Whlte IMI pinned C.rOln•• 1: S3. I 11-NtlSMl'lde< Senc:IM1 l~. 1'4-Chnllk• IM) won by lortelt. HwC-0,_ !Ml -by ~.o. JUNIOtt VAllSI TY Mlulell VMje 061 Ill lA f'Wtllt .. -Ft 1$nan (Ml l)(M«I GonUIH 0 •• 106-~ IMI plnMct enwtr 5·04. ll~Fell• (Ml pinned G<Avn•n 2.1'. ll3--0!'91hj.,(MldecAl-IJ.I. I 130-Pllla !Ml -by lorlell. 13'--Vera <Ml won by lorltH Ul--8~ (M) _ b, lorfelt. ,._T"'"t !Ml plMtd OW.1191 3 "· 157-Mellr !Ml pinned llOOrlouu O:lt. , .. _ulchl.,., IMIOI< Tcwer 1~2. 111-AtNey CM)_., by forlolt. 1'4-Ltllll (Ml _.,., lortell Hwt-a.ur (Ml won by torfell MIUltll Vhi. cm (Ills." Oleeelt• tt-Voll !SI de< FelOINtl 5-l. ·---~ CM) ....... Z.Cllff a·u. IU-... M• 1Ml-lllY""1'11t. t~111 ClllU41K~M. llO-«ertl (I)""""~ ..... 1:16-AleltndN ISi• Vere M. 141-a.....,.. CM) pl"""' T,,.,,,,_ I;«). 141-Tr .. n tM> pjMHO..nce 111a. 157-Mel\I' (M) pl,.....Jonts0:44. 161-Hulc.ltlton IMI fl"""' HM'taell 4:S2. 171-M•l'Cll<' ISi pl""9d Atlllrf 0:0 , 1 .. -Llll\lllMl _bY ...... t. Hwl-Bek., IMl _..by .... ftlt. Mtwlttlvi.t-1111 Ul~ll ,._l'tldmtn IMIWOllbyforl•ll. 106-Tltornpton IMlwonllyforlelL ltS-Fell• IMl-..,Porftll, 11J-0rothl., !Ml WO!' by Wfel t. 1'0-Plkt (M)-..,forlelt. 1»-V•elMI_.,~, u1-11.-_ tMlwon11yPorf.it. 140-Tr..ttlMl dleMlllWIN. IS7-Allen ISi pl""""""' J:!S. 1 .. Hlllc.lllton IM)wonllylcwttit. 111-Allllty CMI plnn.O Orltllwn s u: 1 .. -lenh IMI WOii by forltll. Hwt-S.•r (Ml -11\fttnell. ......,. ....... .....,.,. .......... YAllStTY T1tm 1t-"91-t, S. Oleouito C...Ol 2. Mis.Ion VltJo 1).1) J . ..._...,, (2-21 4. le"-"'• (14) J. SMlllltOlc:ll IM). ....,... IMI 1u1tu• au• ,:.:~::<N',~~~:<..i.t°· 115-M«"rltl ISi _ _, ..,_.t. • 12)-Plulee !NI Otc ~ lt·lcr. 1>0-Jlm.t (Nl dee "-r6-I. 1>t-llrownlNIW011bY...,lt. 141-lllaln 110 plnritdAMtlldralO:SI. 141-Levv IN) plrwiedTuln1:5'. U7-FMfl•tr• 110 plMICll.angO:.U. 161-VoClorll IN) plMtd C•rOllnH 0 » 171-S...Cher ISi -by Porfelt, 194-Berur !NI won lly,Porfelt. Hwt-Ashet'I !Nt-bylorfelt. H_,.,. (DI l•I Wtllell Vlttt '9-SO.lenke !Ml dee H-.. 2. 106 B•rtlett IM)dK0.-4-2.' 11S-Ml1Chell (M)-byforlelt. 123-Plulct !NI pinned PIKllelll 3 11 130 J•mt1'(NllltdCol.s4-4. 1Jt-8rown INI l>i!Wltd Ro09rss·oo. 141 Morrow !Ml pl""" 81tln S:Ol. 141-Metwln fMI Otc Levy 1.0 151--0C'-IMI dee Fetmlre S.O. IOI 'Voborll INl plrwiedWlMl• 1.0I. 111 Nel_, (Ml WOii by l«t.lt. 1'4-Ber•r IHI dee OWlllkA :S.O. Hlft-G,..,..r IMllllNledAtht"1:12. ...._, (J7) 1111 Le ....... ,.._..en.,., (NI dee Mun&.r l.O. t06-AIOftlo Cl) dee 0..... .. 1. llS-ltlmberllnQ (l)WOllllyfOftell. 1U-PIDk• (NI pl .... °'""*' J:U. 1)1)-J-IHI pl....., ,..rNa 3:4S. 1,._11,_,, INI dK lltodr1Qut12.0. 14l--81aln (Nidec MlrtlNrt-0. 1~ INI dee Ro. Rul1 .. J. IS1-F""'tra IN) dee l!Mcll 4-2. 1 .. -Ae. Ru4r IL) plrwled V-110:0 . 11't-PMl..-ILi -by lorf•ll. IM-.. ~IN)-llylorftlt. Hwt-Aslwn (NI dtc llKt M . .. .....,.,. (D I i.1 .... 0M9Mlte "-ShlsNdo ISi dee H41ntor> 11-4. 106-Htlfttlle ISi de< OuM 10.1. 115-Jo"""°" ISi WOii by lorf•l 1 121-Plulce !NI dK R<Ktamo 11·2. tJO-J•~ IHI dee Oavld Mtrller M . 136-Br-" !NI dee Oen Merker 14-10. u 1-w11..., 1s1 dee e111n1-2. 14t-lloll81110 ISi dtclevy4-0 IS7-Loml>ar0 (SI dee F-tra 1.0 1 .. -Votoorll IN) pinned Steube I :4S, 111-,urtc.e l'Sl -byfort•ll. . ltS-e.rker IHI plnnedMlc:llal J:SI. Hwt-Clmlnelll ISi pinned A\llen 1:50. JUNIOll VAllSITY THM st-lngs-1. MIMlon 'Vl•lo U.01 2 ~ ().ti l . S... Ol1J9Ullo 11n4..Lel'lltntt 11-11 s. Sedcll-1< CO.•I. N._t 1 .. 1 Ill SMlllltMC1l '9-1,_. IN!_.,., l«t.11. 10.-1111'11""11 IHI won llY lorf•ll. llS-0-• (NI -by IOffeH. l»-ltOUCll_, INl WOil b'(lorlell. 1>0-1119,_. INl -byfOf'ftlt. 1:16-8tlUCllemc> !NI_., 11y torl•lt. t41-l'MMtretNl wonllylorfelt. Mt-Miiler l!tlde<i.--tv>-1. 157-,oloomlNlplnneclAllenl 26. 1 .. -Votoonl !NI_, by IOt1eH. Gauchos Explode For 116-101 Win The Saddleback The Gauchos, 7·1 in College Gauchos remain conference play, meet one game behind leaeue· Palomar Saturday. leader Palomar, follow-It was never close as ing a 116-101 rout over the Gauchos exploded San Bernardino Valley for 60 first half points, College in Mission Coll· t a kl n g a 21 • poi n t ference basketball ac-baUUme margin·. lion Saturday night at Saddleback. Dennis "Bubba .. * * * Smith led Saddleback, scoring 34 points and ._..,_... ... 11111 grabbing 10 rebounds, 7 ': ': ~ while Rieb McElrath '' 1 • u tallied 16 points and had : ~ ~ t! nine uaiats. He also ~ ~ ~ ': cameupwithsixsteals. ,,._,.,,, .. -00 ...... ~ S!U. , .. Daett ...... t • Mwi-Y.,..oo-t1¥1wte1L .....,...,., ............. '9-Vol1 tsl die It.-W. ~I ll'll•Zedlierlo-4. llS-0 ....... (N)_..,..,....t. t~~INltlW~l•I, tao-Hartl Ill plMllf '""°'"" 1: .. 1~ INI flee AleJlll'MI .... 141-~ (t) 4IC ,_tr• )4 1-....0-t (S)-.C i.-y I~ IS7-,ol-(NI p(Nled -*-Ot>t. 161-Vobo<ll (NI"""" Mertftll 01•. 1711-Mtrctr Cl) plllftM Pre-• l :S1. 1..-0cM11ef9rftlt. Hwt-Y°""' IMl -11¥ftrfelt, • .....,... , .. , Ctl \.I ...... .._.,_ IMI llllllMlll O-ulel .,,.. 111•-•rewt• (l.I ttl'IMlt .. tlulllll 1:& 1 lt-Ollrtltt (M) pl""" Ourm8ft 0: SI. 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IS7--"ot1 IEI dee lllaon M . 1 .. -Rollt (El_, lly lorl91t. 11a-$1\e!W IEI dee Whl .. 7.._ 1'4-unnzo (El dK 1""' .. 110-2. M~ITl -~fclrfelt. '-· -tgt '11 1111011·1 ,., •• 10.000 1111 tlll/wlnMtv Oil -Cit ~ Clloo•• ltom ont of ou• 21 Len•l &uy plan• with 1t<\1lbl• P'fl"I~ ~ .... OIJSOU1H ll'lAIOUUVAIC> •Mil• 714/90(). -3 , . 1977 CARS &TRUCKS · All 833-0555 Pitas• ask for LEASE SPECWJST Wt offer to buy your old vehicle. HOWARD Qttvralet N ~"1AOI MUI & Mt'lla ~ "'*"""'-' CALL MOol'ID USA- t61-llH A Realistic Approach To Physical Conditioning We're Not a Gyml Adtmt Jecll-Cllovldl Wtllll.._. Oaodl .. !lcotf'Wf Hemner Viall u•-~ Osl>CH'nt Hiii ~ ~ ! ,: Tim Shaw bad lO as~ Totlla o o • o slsts and Buck Day ~ : ~ ~ added Dine for a bot- ., u 21 101 shooting Gauchos team 111MtM<t1 um that hlt on 44 of 87 field .. " pf • Sm1u. n 10 1 ,.. goal attempts for 51 per· :~ .... " : : : ;! cent. Smith was 12 for 19. ~~ : ~ ; 1 : Saddlebact was also Kn•oltt a • J 10 stront OD the boards with Z090 I 0 I 2 S :::,. ....... ,. ft-'-Slm.-n 4 O O I baW .,..,.... 0 uu•8 re· 11row11 s 4 a 14 bo and Stan Scott Totalt .. 1t It 111 bbt ... Helltllfttl Seddle!NCll., 60·H . &fa ...,.teVeD. We deal with you as an individual, designing a supervised program to meet your goals. A non-strenous exercise program resulting In ~bra.SSBMOBll.l .CB's . '-...!::'. AS LOW AS S169.95 muscle tone, Improved clrculatlon, stamina, and coordination. If you are as serious about results as Plug·ln Dynamic Mletopho1'18 Included Mode Selector SWltehable NOIM Limiting FOR MODEL 13 we are this program Is for you/ RF/Signal Strength Mett.r Switchable Noise Blanking alumlnated Channet Selector t>;namlke PAClpablllly Transmit Ught ·l ..... Mayo Body Control Center BOYS' CREW soc1s· Put on o pair of these aoft cozy Orlon• ocrylic/atretch nylon crew socka ond surround your fMt with comfort. Boy's sizes. 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Between 1915 and 1 , $4 million ll the estimated ¥}>en· diture for the "Arterial Bfkeway System," according fo Bob Busby, planner with the!:' ty's Environmental Mana ement A(ency (EMA>. rbls system evol v from n>an.Y cities' efforts ta develop ;uid build a county-widie system o(traih. . I m. ADDmON, soaje of the cP,onty'a cities have their own bjkeways advisory c9mmittees .· • g for an Inexpensive Getawfty2 Where There's a Whee~ There's a Way and Pl'Ofl'Ens. ln 1'74, the city of Irvine puaed a $2 mWJoo bond tuuef« devd()J)inl blke trails. Juanita Moe of Irvine's Bicycle Trails Commit.We explained that tbe allocation must be spent within three years. She predicted that more money will be allocat- ed once this program ends. Conetruction of bike tra.Us is costly, according to Ru.shy. On- road construction, which uses the existing street right-of-way and Just adds signs and striping, costs $2,000 per mile. Off.road costs zoom· to $15,000 per mile and this doesn't include right-of-way. which is very ex- pensive, Rusby, said. The amount covers the construction of a 10-root-wide by 2-incb-deep asphalt-concrete trail on fiat WESTMINSTER around with minimwn &rad.Ing. "ANYTHING ELSE makes the price 10 up quickly," Rushy adds. Grade separations have been the costliest sinale item for Irvine's trails, according to Moe. It h415 been necessary lo con- struct three bridges along the city's trail system and they have cost $100,000 each, Moe said. The Santa Ana River /Santiago Creek Greenbelt Corridor, more commonly known as tbe "Santa Ana River Trail," is the crown- ing glory ol EMA's system. Ac- cording to the Greenbelt Com- lllission, this trail runs 37 miles from the river's mouth at the ocean to the Orange County. Riverside County line. Traffic uionitorina 1how1 tb&t approximately 35,000 people use tbla trail each month. Ru.shy said. THE COUNTY EMA works closely with cities that want to develop trans. In Rusby's opi- nion, the clt)f of Huntington Beach ha.s IOOre miles In trails than any other and has the best bicycle training and safety pro- gram. . Blll Waddell, an engineer ln the Traffic Engineerlng Division, RB Public Works Department, is in cbargeo(the program. "We have more bike routes than any cUy our site in the coun- try," be aaid, adding that Hunt- i ngtoo Beach has more than 100,000 bicycles. One Huntington Beach police officer and an asslstanl work full·Ume on the city's program. Their schedule includes a vi.sit to each elementary and secondary school at lea.st once a year and the operation of a bicycle safety school, Waddell said. HE EXPLAINED that U a cyclist receives a citation ln Hun- tington Beach, be is required to attend the safety school (children under lS must attend with one parent> to avoid. penalty. The ·•school .. ls one session for a rew hours on a Saturday morning. The program also includes safety presentations at rodeos and other public events apd, ac- cording to Waddell, plans are be- ing made to build "Safety qty,'• wbero ch11dien1 con 10 aod ac~ tually practice in a minJatu verslGO of a city environment. Waddell claims that a a resul o( the city's program, Hunt· inaton Beach bas only about ball the bike accidents of most other cities ot the 1ame site. NeWl)ort Beach has a shnllar proaram. although not quite a.a extensive. t A few years ago, city officials I in Laguna Beach set up a bicycle safety school, which wp.s soon taken over by Judge John Grllfin of the South <;ounty Court and is now used throughout the system'sjurisdictlon. THE COURTS USE the school ln the same way as they use the traffic safety school for motor vehicle code violators. "I set the program up because I got tired of swerving to avold (See BICYCLE, Page BZ) DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday, February 6, 1977 • .. 11··:.t : lJ .... ~ .... Hill I ·~AANU I ~'i~lftlN . :· .. ~o~ II •••••••••• J'_..-. ~ SLATH ... GA1tf1no I ! ~·...,.. ~· LAGUNA BEACH Cycling Tt1rns Tricky How a bicyctiat makes a left lum apparenUy depends on thetclty he or she is riding through along the Oranf e Coast. A new at•e law, which went into effect January 1, perJDits riders to signal properly and tum from th~ left lane or pocket in the same manner as a~-Experienced cyclists approve of the change ause it emphasizes the idea that bicycles are upposed to flow with traffic. not against it. it Howeve some municipalities are still en- forcing the o procedure or crossing two perpen- dicular atr ts with the light. remaining in the far riabt Ian . TIDS OD is still preferred by some traffic di ·on officers because it is safer for children and better for everyone at night. Some bicyclists already have had to go lo court to back up their legal right lo make the new left tum. "That's one reason why parents should not let. children ride far by themselves. They're loose in a grown-up world with rules and penalties." said George Arauz, former president of the Orange County Wheel men. BUT THE REAL dangers to bikers, he said. are heavy litter tossed from cars, wide angle mir - rors on vans and campers and skateboarders. especially along the Santa Ana River trail on weekends. AnQtber phase of the new bike laws re· <See NEW RULES, Page BZ) purchH• a portton at th• lower ptice. Produce M1rt•1 epoketman eaplelned thi• Ml•• practice. Tometoet _.. aold to Pfoduc. Mart , bf the Wholeulef baMd on tin. Approxfmetee, ftn tint and price• 1re lnvotved. Goto problem" Then wnte to Pot Dunn. Pot Wtll cut fln1Wtt& and octron you Med to lolve ineqtahea an "'8a. Moil your que&tions to Po1 Dtmn At Your Svvic ~t.P.O. Boz 1560.CostaMesa.CA92626. Tncludey 1'lte columnappearadallyezcq>t Saturday• The Pf91>1dlegttd tomatoet utuafly are am1ffef In aln and IHt expenelve. Th•y are priced lower Ind ~keged 90 tha r• taller can make a vofum• 11a.a profit. Some amaller tomatOM are placed among the "loo••" produce, aold at a htgher prlc•, becauH eome buyere want onry one or two ttnatl tomatoea. Produce Matkllt't 9P0k•tman atreaMd that low., prepackaged Pfk•• cu be offered only when volume,.,., reauet. That •••m• fair to AYI bated on •lze•prloed- wholH.,. bur• med• bf th• m..tret. Thia flrm •leo Inv"" ~" to ttop by lta ofhc:e any Um• you luwe • prlee or qullltt, lnqulfr. lt9 apoalfftlft mentioned that regular cuatomera MOet often P"tMftt their grtpee to management penoMel at ttae tlfH prolill•m• occur, adding tUt uaually thing• ere e.xplalned pct ltrelgtrtefted out lm- Medlately. Orf91iea18111 w ... 't dle·C.•Jt•4!P'• DEAR PAT: Like mllllons of other Amerle•ns, I entered the Rteder's Dtoest contest. Losers were given tM choice of a check for 10 cents or • book. Naturally1 I checked the beenk for the book with the &.tndent•ndlno 1hat no more boots woutd be 511nt and thet I did not wish to become a member of the baok ctub. After my free book arrived, t wrote again to restate that I didn't went to t:.c the dub. You know what happened next. An unordered arrived. I shipped It beck unopened end now am being bllltd for It. H••P l v .s., s.n e .. mente "'' ..... --.. .,..,...... .... you dotl't ....... ttte Ml* cfUlt. le.oaee * ._,.._ diaA't _.... _._,, ... .,..., ............ ~ .. ,.. .................. -... .... ....... Mf --boob .,._ R Pf'Ulllld tof.lfllppl111 ... tt. .'" ..... " ... '""' .................................... lf'r'Of • ..... ........... Mine. Orange County Bicycle Trails LEGEND: ........... •••=ON ROAD ••••••••••=OFF ROAD t~-48_. •• ~'f, -.._ ~°"-:\o . •-. ·~~o••·;~ El TORO ••••• l ~ ......... ~ ..,t-,,-S MISSION 1g VIEJO ... ~ •• t ~1··· ~.io· ~ .. • <-.,,. ....,.....,, ~~ .. ! !l I When wtU tome0n• eaptafn why • computer hat to ta• th• blame for Inaccurate Information fed to tt by humen bel"fl? Thi• columnl .. woutd feint dead ... , H • cuttomer eetYlce ,..,,.Mn· tetlv• .,,... uld, "Sony we midi • dumb ml1t1ke. Th• computer only doff What we tell It to do and we ere at feult." ,._n Selleme: ne JI.re cite Warier DEAR PAT: 1 've been hearing about the "Ponzi" &theme to rip off Investors. Exactly how does It wortt? It's hard to avoid getting Involved In a bad Investment If you don't know what It ls. . ,. .. .. -... .... • Sunday, February 9. 197'7 1 v .. Ca• Bel11 Crafty Helper? Several mental health programs in south Orange County need the assistance of persons with s kills in arts, crafts, music or as leaders of recreational activities. Others may help in these programs just by spending lime with pa- tients. A Fountain VaJley counseling agency could use the help of city r esidents at their main desk while counselors work with clients in the early evenings, Wednesday and Thurs- day. A coast area library needs assistance with shelving and checkout during hours which can be arranged between volunteer and librarian. Call 675-9210 for the location. The Retired Senior Volunteer Program would like to lend a hand to a Newport Beach mini-Girl Scout troop that wants to start an ''Adopt a Grandparent project. Individual or club involvement in the girl's project is en- couraged. Call 675-9210 for details. HAVE A GOOD EAR for listening? A pro- gram serving Asian-Americans needs people to help students of English with language practice. Other needs are for Big Brothers or Sisters, 18 or older. drivers to transport people to doctors' oHices or job interviews and for others who can do typing, filing or answering phones for the projt:ct. For Information on these and other open- ings, contact the Voluntary Action Center, at 675-9210, 833-9'l78 or the main office in Garden Grove atSJ0-2370. The Voluntary Action Center Information and referral line, 638·6703, can assist those who need help, but cannot pinpoint an ap- propriate agency. BelplerY- Tax News Good Workers or students who must pay for child care will receive a tax credit on their 1976 Federal income tax return of up to $800 says the IRS. ' The new law provides that eligible tax· payers may claim a credit or up t.o 20 percent of child care expenses, up lo $400 per child. If child care is provided by relatives the deduction i5 still allowable. but. vou ~wit withhold Social Security tax. PATTBNS VOGUE 8UTTEAICK . SIMPLICITY TllMS M0110MS MlllCS Two views of cycling: Lanes ' can be crowded and perilous, especially when rules are disregarded; but soloing in the sunset is quite relaxing. Daily Pilot Staff photos by Patrick 0 'Donnell BICYCLE TRAILS ••• From Page Bl people riding cycles," Griffin said. He said the South County program is of· fe red at Saddlcback College and is available to everyone. An aspect of the llunl ington Beach program that sets it apart is the emphasis on coordinat- ing bicycle accident statistics. greater law enforcement way" when the cyclisUs in a particular area or if riding in this manner. 'it a special problem is d e· appears that Orange veloping. County cyclists behave With funding from the much Ii k <' th e 1 r California Traffic Safety ' neighbors to the north. Program, Anacapa According to Waddell, Sciences, Inc. of Santa 74 percent of the l.>ike ac· Barbara in 1974 made a cidents in Huntington study of 384 bicycle acci-Beach arc caused by dent cases in Santa cyclists going the wrong Barbara. way. Results showed that Waddell and Gr1 ff in accidents were usually both s aid that even ,_ \ ..... .. ........ ~ ... ... ~-~..;;i? =· fun unclaimed from atotqe. 'l'll•ll'T•D•~f ~ has a larp STOUP of furs conalaned by a f......t I which wW go at Iantastlc ptlcn ID dMt T':!!.IiSN'• am. On W., fine fun f« ~ clue 1u ...,. huury trndo-W that look ... NBW a. mmt ¥. labeled "second·hnl\d u.d. .. ~ _,.. • ~ owned fur 1to&o foe only -« a fllle ..,...._' MIN~ STOLE for lust '1• Ima,._ beautiCial• LIKE-NEW full len1th MINIC COATS for jtllt $S9;• fapenslve fun. y~ but now )'Wrl .t ridkulOul .,nc..: Jt makes good senJe to buy a file meet far. DaDlr fc.!I dollar you gt't a ~tttt buy foe,._. money. So ti )'OU want to buy a good $69 ancl up barttain in a fur, tf you want to spend hundreds of dollars instead bf thousan~ for the very finest MINK. betser come eadt• In addition. you'll find a lar1e 11electlclll ol NEW-.,. of-a-kind lur1 from re1tular 1tocL FUR COATS.• JACKETS. STOLES and SCARVES wdl .-at Jo.r. low prices. A small deposit will hofd your i.yaway. Furs on sale for a limited time only. • Hundrede •ltd Hundred• of,.,,. lo CllooN ,,.,;,i ... ,--· ~:.=u..,. ··. THRlft·D·LUX 610 El Camino Real, Tustin (714) 544-6414 ... FEB. 10-13 ICE CLASSICS PERFORMANCES ON REAL ICE 5oulb Coast 1tua fREE DEMONSTRATION'.'..· Tomorrow, Feb .. 7, 7:30 p.m. ·. Oo you ••..tly '"•"' 10 ~I mo,. .,.,, ol yoo>t _,., Clleek oul lhoi YOQ<I C.n"" on Mono.ly rwgn. Yoga It llrnonca'1 ,,..._ 111-. 1ng IC-o1 P"va•c.ol and ..,._ .,.,M>e<ng Yoga 11 ••••If -· You -ll•aon You go •I y®t -n '*"'· No oompefl• • •' loon ,Allf'S •llt>Qe lrom 1210 72 Yoga-loe> and "-10yot;r • bOOy ...,., ~ _ .. lhlnll n e I ""'ICle to be -IO felU M> 1 .. " And only 1"9 Voge C.-Ne 811 ~ e . WWOtlO--hoCOQ"11od Wn«tt~n Ou•u and the ttiencMy expert ~ "'"'"" of M•On••• & h••I I.el M..., ...... -,.,. loll ~ .1oout ,,..., SH S\Hulh $l't0f1-cut rnednat;on ·~ tJ't•t ac· comp.111n•s .n .,.,._,,, wn.at m'ON othlH'WiM tPe ye.atS.. M. rn1,,11on .mo '"" l!MC m11nttat wo tuacn ntf,...h you and QU~C-~''" Y°"' lt'jl\f'lr l(nowt.eooo and en ... gy. Thetie bring C>f'tlller ~C:t··~~ 1•nd ful1Ufm1•nt 1n all wr~e of dally ote~ ltt tact. yog• ,,... ..ih·• ~'•II •n •CllOo And. we now havo 11 ~ 1n our 'Ut ~v """ W1·dnt•lddy n1ghl CIUHt.'' Come to the,, .. a... mun,11 .11w1 '''' Muno1v .-11 30 pm Mo.,t Mddt\en and r.,. u) "1 n A'\O ;ou will lw•rn Ch• full Yo04 Bre•ln -can aoo ,_... ' "' ~" Romoimi.hnonon~p. fotm~ly Kohdo' I \'U\,lf !I· ' YOGA CENTER· OF CALIFORNIA "For every bike acci- dent that happens, a copy of the report comes across my desk." Wad· dell said. the fault of the cyclist though m any cyclists (A Non-Profit Educational FO<lndo!MMI) -'· and the most frequent know going the wrong 445 E 17th St C t M Ph 646-8281 " cause was "riding on the way on a street 1l> illegal, • • OS a esa One wrong s id e of th e they do so anyway from (between Tustin and Irvine Sts.) The combined re· suits are scrutinized to see if a need exists for street." a belief that s uch move-Asato Mo Sot Gomoyo -Lead me from the unreal to the Real The study concluded .m~e~n~t~~~s~~~e~r~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ that accidents can occur :;; in "every conceivable-I RLiffE[('S · -.: NEW RULES .•. <From Page Bl) quires that cyclists ride with both hands on the handlebars. This means no trick riding or hold- ing of packages or passengers. "Smart cyclists already ride this way because they know how easily a wheel can be flipped by just a rock in the path." Arauz said. Also as of January 1, motorists and bicyclists must share bicycle lanes where they approach intersections. Vehicles making right turns are now required to do so from the lane nearest the curb, even ifil is a bicyole lane. THE MOTORIST must merge into the lane about 100 feet from the corner before making the turn to beUer concentrate on just one directjon of traffic. partments t.o determine local rules for licensing UPHOLSTERY Wlletl y Oii w °"' hied 1922 H..t>or ll•d. Costa M.-541.025' ADVANCE REGISTRATION .,.,, ....... : ·. .. ~ . . Save 25300 It's best to check with individual police de-ICE SKAJJ NG t. ;;::;;a;;n;;d=s:::af:::;et:::;y=eq=w='=p=m=e=n=t=. =B-ic=y:;:c:;:li:;:sls=g•e:n==e=ral;;;;;;;;ly=co=n;;;·-.. LES SONS sider Huntington Beach officers the most strict and Irvine's department the most helpful. reupholsterY~ fabric at :~i~ JCPenney. =~~ LeeDS QUALICRAFT®S HOE aTORES ·~ I Enhance your child'• polaa and posture. A pl1nn1d program of leuon1 with the exclusive Ice C1pad11' u1y 1eu,,1ng method glvH you or your child healthy exercise In pleuant JuPtrvlted 1uuoundlng1. • R!GIST!R ~ow ..,.. ...... Choose from a tremendous collection of ) reupholstery fabrics chosen special!Y for this event: velvets, nylons, Hercul<>rrolefins, prints, solids and many more. All reduced 25% for this event. Our regular everyday prices for expert fabrication. ' Sile prices effective through Sunday, Feb.13. Use the JCPenney Tim• P1yment Plan. . ... ,. ... ' .... . . . .. . ' .. ... . \. .. ~· '., ' . .._., "l·· .,., .. . ~Cult May Htme a Point, 'J ayCJNDf •ou -~i.... ...... , AcCOl"dtq to a wideniol drde ol de· oteet, pyramids pmvide new power for ' e peop1-, They -Can 1bupen ruor adea, Jweeten wine, cur. lick plants, aaen .JNW>, tmpro\te au Bf• and boost l)t(:bie aMll'IY. , The Jack of seleatlflc evidence to sup·· such dahm baan 't daunted the too 9f believers: bouaewtvea, letea. 1udenera -pyramid 't aJ.esmen. ~ "''It teems so ·rwmy. Who wouldn •t ~augh. lheema like a bis hoax, like a pet ~ack, until you try a pyramid yourself i see that ft really does do some things le claim it does •• Hya Rick Tiller, a ear-old pyramid proponent from Pit-f eld.Masa. . ,> ;t IT AU WOJUIS, lf you believe the ~aithfw, by puttJ.ni yoorself or whatever ~ou want treated under or dlrecUy over ijbe apex of a precl.aely positloned scale i·qdel ol the Great Pyramid of Cheops in gypt. ~ 'Jhe aclentific community bas greeted • .u~b notions with resounding skep· • ClBm. "I never saw the energy," says Dr. ij;~orge Alexandrakis, head of the :i>Jlysics department at the University of ~mi: "I think physicists just dismiss • this pyramid thing completely. ll has nothing to do with reality.'' TRUE BELIEVER POSES OVER SOURCE OF NEW FAD . But the scientists• frowns haven't •!'pped the pyramldologists. .. ::._ THE TOllONTO MAPLE Leafs lil)lrted Stanley Cup hockey playolfs with &:single pyramid under the bench b~t 1o6n bad multi-colored ones scattered m strategic positions around the rink. "They send a vibration, a wonderful vibration," coach Red Kelly said after a :Winning 1-.me. He wasn't so enthusiastic :when Toronto lost the series 3-4. • -A slew of razor blades are reposing jns ide acale-model pyramids in j>alhroom.s in Europe, Canada, the Unit· -ed States and behind the Iron Curtain. Us ers claim the pyramids keep the l>lades sharp. ! -Drs. Leonard Linkow of New York od Paris Garefis of Los Angeles, both Gentists, are experimenting with ~yramids to determine if the geometric ;shape i mproves a pati e nt 's ;ability to accept _dental imelants . J}arefis has 72 pyramids hangine in two tows from an operating room ceiling. :·we haven't stopped any conventional pental methods, so there is no way I can ~ell you whether the pyramid really ,.-orks," be says. "But a lot of people think it h e lps . Ma ybe it's just psychological." • -A coloby of believers bas started construction as a dozen pyramid-shaped bomes on 110 acres near the Central Florida community of Bell. l -An eight-page newsletter published rimonthly ln Santa Barbara, claims John Tobin Convinces Athletes of Pyral'J'ld'• Power circulation of 6,000. Subscribers pay $6 a year. NOBODY'S GAmERED figures on the number of pyramid power devotees, but through advertisements and word· of-mouth support the fad has become widely visible. ~·It.'s blowing my mind,•• says Shelly Seigel, production manager of a Santa Monica wholesale firm that supplies p yramids. "Ther e a re always the fanatics 1.wbo say their fin gers wotk bet· ter und• a pyramid -a segment of the population is always a little screwy. 8ut then there are people who just say it works." Seigel got into it solely as a business. "It's just a fact lo me whether they're. selling or not selling. And they're sell-ing." The marketplace is re plete with pyramids : little pyramids 'and big pyramids; plastic a nd cardboard pyramids; pyramid frames made from plastic or aluminum piping; pyramids for sleeping in ; pyramids for meditating in; pyramid "genera tors" consisting of little pyramids grouped together. SEIGEL SAYS SALES records for his firm sbow that more than 100,000 people have bought six-foot pyramids at $89.95 retail in the past five years. He figures a recent order for 25,000 boxes of g. and 12- inch J>YT'amids, selling upwards from $6.95, will begone within a month. "What's important, thoueb, ii Lhat for every person wbo buys pyramid, there's at least an e<1.,ual number building their own," be says. John Tobin, a Miami hypnotist and self-proclaimed pyramidologist, says anybody can try it simply by cutting f isosceles triangles with two equal sides 11.4 inches and base 12 inches square, taping them together, making sure th angles of the base .are exactly 90 degrees, and aligniq any aide of pyramid with a compass along the earth's m·agoetic nortli. · "I've used pyramids to sharpen razor blades, help sick plants get healthy, sweeten wine. I use the pyramid h1 meditation and in m y work in hypn06is with athletes," he says . Pyramidologists like lo point to G. Patrick Flanagan as a scientist wh takes the pyramid seriously. Flanagan, 32, was listed in "Who's Who in American Science" al 15 because of hi work with lasers, microwaves and othe energy forms. · HE BECAME INTERESTED i pyr amids in 1970, proclaiming his er. thusiasm for pyram ids as powerful re ceptacles for a form or energy he called ''biocosmic." Since then, dozens of com- panies have become involved in pyrami promotion and sales, as has Flanag himself. Dr. Robert Franklyn adjusts operating room lights. He claims tax deductible plastic surgery is "as common as kids getting their teeth straightened." IRS Faces Up to Nose Jobs LOS ANGELES (AP> -The facelift, an operatton once mentioned in whispers and attempted only by daring movie stars, is becoming as respectable as a trip to the dentist, says a leading. Hollywood surceon. If you don't believe him, ask Uncle Sam. Tbe Internal Revenue Service, of all places, recently issued a ruling to answer an apparently bu.ming question of many citizens: Isafacelifttaxdeduc:tible? TBEANSWEa JS. "Yes, "placint COS· metlc lbr1er>' within the federal defini. lion of medical ca:. ' "for the purpose of affectlni aQJ 1trucb. . ., or function of the body." Implicitly, the rullnf also coven lm· provemefttt 1ucb aa breast enlaree- menta, nose Jobi, belly reduction and ear fiattentq. "Our lDQulrlee on the aubject have 1kyrocbtecl aince the revenue · rulinf waa iaued,0 ••Chari• DoulhertY ot the Loi AnlelM IRS cftlce. \ For tbe put two or tbret yun, be 1ald, Ida afllce hu felt tbat a taeelift wu deductible. But there WM .a written ruJ- 1· ing advantaee of it," said Forst. Even before the ruling, facelifta bad been gaining middle-class popularity. "It's no longer just for movie stan and the rich," says Dr. Robert A. Franklyn. "It's for everybody. And now it's pro- bably our only tax deductibltf luxury. "Plastic aw-gery is becoming as com· mon as.kids g ettinc their tee th strailhteoed ... FRANKLYN, CELEBBATEDinven· tor of the breast implant operaUon in the 1950s, bas been a sculptor of famous faces and figures for more than 30 years. Business, be aays, bu never been 10 lively. "We are in the age of the youtb and beauty culture, and people are more liberated," be 1ays. "They take more pride in their appearance than they did 30or.Oyeara ago!' There are no figures avallable on the actual numben ol facellfts and other cosmetic sur1ery pvformed ln the Unit- ed States. says a spokesman Jw tbe t .. '700·member American Society of P1uUc and ·aecon1trucUve &lr•ery. headquarteNd in Qilcaao. ht be 11ays, "It'• everybocty'1 impru1ioa that tt'a in· creqlnc.'' Franklyn qya Oh cootrtbuttu factOl" • ii that a fae.lift ta a much eufer pro- ceclttratheM daja. · 1flTll TBB VBB OP local anaeatbeUc, Pnnlrbn datma be can do a raceWUri ao '1Dlnutea. a breast enlat•emlftt lD JllPe mlauta ..S • DOM rtduotton 1n to 12 Dilautel.: J. May Co and Modem Bride present our annual fashion show for brides Come, let us help fill your wedding day with. magic. We'll start by showing you some of the m~st romar.1tic wedding gowns ever to float down the aisle. Like the dream..f it gown shown here, $230. Come to our show and re- gister for fabulous prizes. You may win your wedding gown or even your honeymoon in magical Nassau. SCMIHI Coalf ...... Monday, February 7, 7:30 p.m. ,, _..... ·--'. Enioy one-stop ·shopping and.our bridal services Order ln•ltatlo•s, announcements, cmd thank-you notes in our stationery ·department. We 'll be happy to help you · personalize all wedding correspondence. Win a honeymoon to magical Nassau via Western Airlines You may win a magical honeymoon to the heart of the Bahamas via Western Airlines to. Miami. You'll enjoy six nights and seven days of accommodations for two at the Nassau Beach Hotel. Register for this grand prize drawing at our BridaJ Fashion Show. Door prizes courtesy of Modem Bride and Lenox Fostoria, A. T. Cross. Oneida, Norelco, Wedgewood. Dupont Teflon. J. G. Durand. Norftake, Lu Art, Regina. Wilton Brass. Kirk Sterland. Lunt and Nu Art. llP." M111tem Altllnes ... 1HEONl.YWAYTO,l.Y • •' , Social· Scene It bad mottotthetr1pptnpofaLaaVec1acu1no. , Tbe 1molte ftlled room was darkened wtlb overtlead 1,l ... ta directed at each 1amlq table. Croupiers, though volunteers. bad that air ot proteul.onallJm. · Ban were set up around the room, boWever, dr1nkl were aot served free. On lbe other band. cbips were sold at a coblldtirable dllcoµnt from face value, and each ~ wu e:tven a bag of chips with a SSG adminJon ticket. Tbe~pUty wu the annual Monte Carlo, Ball, apouoreCI b}' International Orpbana, Inc. to ralae funda for Childreq'1 VWqe, U.S.A., a reeldentlal facility beJ.na built 1n Beaumont to offer treatment to abuea chlldren and thelr parents. About 300 memben and guests crowded tbe culbo and ballroom at the Reaiatry Hotel. Around $20,000 was netted for tbe charity. Celebrity Jack Kelly emceed the awa.rdiq ot ticket prtJes -the top award was a Cadillac. Ticket.I were sold for *100 eub. but Just before lbe lucky one was to be dra1'U ltwas dllcovered that lltickea wereaWl \ULIOld. • Tbe !enerosity of Patricia Spielman saved the day. She picked up the tab for the remLniq tickets, and luck, In turn, came tbrOu&h for her. The wlnning ticket waa in her &randdaughter's name. r' fl \ After the throw·· of the dice, Mrs. WBlter Cruttenden watches to see if Lucky S13ven turns up.· With her are (left to right) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ang.er, Gigi Fusselman .and Don Heydlauff. The '21' tables were popular stops for the crowd. Trying their luck at one are (left to right) Frances Ryder, Joey Toma and Chic Higbie with dealer Tom Evans. At another, Marine Brig. Gen. (ret.) William G. Thrash volunteers as a croupier. .~ Club Programs Varied .. ·. : . .. . ' t MRS. BAtLARD MRS.HANSEN ~Vows Repeated , Ballard-Craig • Salt Lake City Temple was the ~ setting for the marriaee or Teri • Lynn Craig and Tony C. Ballard. : Their parents are Dr. and Mrs. • Ronald V. Craig of Newport •Beach and Mr. and Mrs. J ack 0 ,. Ballard. Woods Cross, Utah. and hia bride. the former Me1 McCarthy wl\o were married ln Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, Newport Beach. The bride graduated from Newport Harbor High School and· attended Orange Cout C0Ue1e. AAUW: Women in Lincoin·s Life will be the topic of Actress Dagm ar Potholm P eter son when she lectures for the Huntington Beach Branch meeting. Members will meet at 7 : 15 p.m. Wednesday, F eb. 9, at Golden View School, Huntington Beach. MOTIIEa·oF TWINS: Stanley Walters, clinical psychologist. wi ll discuss Pro ble m s of Childhood, a subject be has dealt with for 20 years. He is the speaker for the next meeting of the Orange Coast Mothers of Twins, at 7 p.m . Wed· nesday, Feb 9. in the Crossroads restaurant BALBOA YAC HT CL UB : Healthy House Plants will be the Ladles Luncheon topic at 11 :30 a.m . Thursday. Feb. 10. in the clubhouae. Speaker wlll be Mary Hale, who will give detailed lnstruc· lions on how to raise house plants and bow to nurse sick ones. MESA·RAllBOR CLUB: As the group has selected the Paul Yordy Center as its philantropy, Keith Wade, manager will talk a bo ut t h e organ ization at a noon meeting Thursday. Feb. 10, in the Merc ury Savings and Loan, Huntington Beach. Afte r lunch , Rose Boeke. psychic. will tell of her ex - periences in the field of the OC · cult. NATIONAL SECRETARIES: Orange County Water Distn crs situation with emphasis on con· ser vation wlll be the topic of Gordon Elser , Information of· ficer. He will speak before the Bahia Chapter meeting at 6 p.m. Thurs· day, Feb. 10, in the Cost a Mesa High School cafetorium . AAUW : The Laguna group will present a J apanese Culture and Flower Arrangement program at 1:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 11 , In Clubhouse I, Leisure World. A demonstration and brief his· tory of Ikebana and its relation to other art forms will be presented by Priscllle Polkinghorn of Laguna Hills. The speak er e arned he r teach ing certi fic ate i n the Sogetsu School of Flower Ar· rangement in Tokyo. The program will benefit the group's educational fund. ANTIQUE SEMINAR: A lec· tu r e will be presented at9:30a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 15. in St. Michael Episcopal Church, Corona del Mar . Sponsored by the Virginia Cas· tle Auxiliar y of the Newport Beach Assistance League, the sem inar will feature Gwen Zne ro ld , nationa lly known authority on the subject. Those attending are welcome to bring an antique or s mall col· lection for speaker 's comments. Tickets may be reser ved by contacting Mrs. David Hi bbard, 1900 Seadr ift Drive, Coronu del Mar. WOMEN'S C ENTER : Women 's legal rights will be the topic of a noon program Tues· day, Feb. 15, at Golden West College community center. ' GWEN ZNEROLD Linda Jenson·Paterson , direc' tor of legal services for Coast Community College Dlatrlct, will lead the discussion. Topics include an explanation and latest Information about the E qua l Ri ghts Amendment, women's credit and domestic re· latlons including custody ri1hts end alimony. The brlde, who a ttends •.Brig ham Young University, : graduated from Newport Harbor • High School. · • Her husband is a araduate or Viewmont High School and the University of Utah Her husband la a graduate of Bolaa Grande High School and UC Irvine with a BA in history. He now teaches In the Garden Grove districL Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. John E. McCarthY of 8alboa and Mrs. giisabeth -Wiatt. Hunt· ington Beach . A Primer for Parenting ••• Hansen-Goar E s t a n c i a H igh Sc h ool graduates Jana Zoe Goar a.od P. Daniel Hansen of JUverside were married in El Adobe, San Juan Capistrano. : Their parents are the LOwen E. .Goa rs and the M . Donald 'ilansens, all of Costa Mesa. ~ The bride attended Orange Coast College and Calltornla tate University, JAna Beach here • was a little allter of elta Chlfratemlty. , Her huaband, wbo al10 •t· ~ded ooc. aractuated from tM nJvertlt1 of CaHlorala, veralde and 11 a toundina tbtr of Beta Rho ColOA)' ol Phi Kappa Slama. Ttio newlyweda ..Sil Uv• in • Rlverstde. t . . ... . . .. ••• ·Alarcon-Hull • Aleupdra Hull and Auguste, Alarcon, bo.tb of San 1 J ua11 Caplltrano. were married in St. Edwards Chµrch. Dana Point. 'l'h• bride, daughter of the Robert R. Hulls of Blythe, traduated from Dana Hills High School, attaoded Saddleback Colleae 1hd now attend s Calllor.nta Qate University, Loe Aaceles whte she ls majoring in bUtlnell admlnistration'. · lier hUb~ ii a graduate of Saa Clemente Hilb School and UC~ wtleN be •u a bialocY mlJ~. He UrDe4 h1I teacblfta cnd.Ual fn>m Callfornla State UDtveniQ'1 Fullertoa and now lJ a bWquaa acienff l4aqher for the LOI An(clea Scbdol "Dlltrict. H11 parenu are Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Jobns, an Juan Capistrano. Tbe 'newl)'wtda MODtenJ Park: I .. • DEAR ANN: Pl1ue -a rerun lose tbe capulty to feel 1&ron1Jy from 1998: ''.~d'a P"lea to His about anyt.b.lng. Parents.·· t. 4oved ll then. My Let me learq to bear palD, to daughter needs It now. Many want tlllnca but to be 1tl'OllC thanks. -PROFESSOR AT enoap to ..,.tpone graUficatton CENTRE COLLEGE, KY. of eerta1D feelJngs I am not yet DEAR CBN'TllE: Uete It Is -readytoexperience. 11 with pleuve. Give 1ne a Uttle coner la &be Give me more 1Jlan food to house tbt lJ all mlne ud aobocly noarlsb me. Glve me die ,.armtb ei.e•1. • need moment. of peace and &lie teevrl&y of yotu love. and qu.let that cannot be lDvaded Give rne plea&y ol ••• &o look by •ll10H· a&, &o feel, to ameU,lolls&en to, to Give me my share of con· taste. ADd ewea IOllif dllnp to sldera&lon and atteotJon. I mmt break. uow every day, even If for Just 1 Tel$ me Cio ._., •Y &um. few momeata, that I am &be Ollly Watca. .. pit)' ID you can lee . oae yoa an tblnklJl& about ud 8iii6w I •• fg ..... wor)l oat my lovlas. Let me uk any q..U. ptMlee&; . U.at PoPI blto my bead. II ,.. •••• 1•• &ell me to do ·doa't U.W &lie uawer aay ao. ao•8&*&. ~ &ell •• wlu' J It'• Pad tratntac to bear eo. sbCM11d .. l&. . meou ·~ •:1 doa'& kaow, but I Dtti'& .,.._ ,..r: fean to wUl &n to naa oo&f or you." ••· I .a" wqJa it •1 on JO Be padn& wl&b me wbea I eiiiii.-. , ... ._ ... lhft. dola't dca '*" HrJ well at nn&. It• •• ._ te ad wliii J am Re•e•lter I ban so mao1 a•Pf • Iii Ma'& •ake me IO &blaCa •tuna ud ahnott eVVJ· alnW "ttl ..,.... • .,_ IU& I ~&Mia--epradke. -,. Le& me bear tile consequences for whatever I do. I need &o be punlJbed •• weU as rewarded. And wben yoa paalab me, ma•e 1are the plllllabment ma tbe crlme. , · . Above all, ~gran& ble uncondl· Uonal love. For II J know It a. there. I will be able to •Ive the same &o my tblldreo -and they will be •'le &o Si••lt to theln. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last May I married a di~oreed man. A' few weeka after our 1narrla1e he banded me the weddlne rina hi• fll"lt wile had r.!•ced on hll fln1er and aald, ' Do whatever you want with t.b.ls. It haa no meanln1 to me." I put tbe ring in my Jewell')' box but wblinever I see lt I feel un· comfort.able. lt'a JI.karat cold and muat. be worth aomethinc, I bate to just throw it in the 1arbaae can. Any 1u11esUona, Ann? -HUD TO BS FREE DEA& Nlt£D: Taite Ute rl81 to • • Ann~ Landers . •, a J....ier who ht• old 1o1t. (llott al Uaem cl ... ) O.a .. &a.. tnOMJ &o·tlao SalnUO. r.ya,. TM7 4o a flne J9b tor • 1rut •07people. Planning a wedc:lJni? What's rl1btT Wbat01 wronct Ann Lan- ders '1 completely new "Tho Brtd1'1 Ould4l'' wlll Nli*ft your anidett. To receive a COpJ. llDd a dollar bill, plm a lon1, ljtlf· addreued, at.amped enveloPt ua Ctsita pottqe) to AGA lAIMMn. Pi.O. 8o:x 10, EliiD, Ill~ -- Singer To Play Satchmo .STATELINE, Nev (AP> Sin1er Lou Rawll aaya he's going to try .hia band at •cUn1 -aod one 9f hla first rolea will be that of the la~ LoW1 Armatrong. After 33 Jlbuma, his alnglng career ll tolns strong. But Rawls aaya lt'a Ume to branch out. ,. ·~-1 ........ The jazz, blues a nd baltad sln1er can atng and make bis eyea bul1e like Satchmo. He fl1ure1 the Hollywood audio crews can take care or the truo:ipet sounds while makeup men can add the extra pounds he 'll n eed to mat c h the Armstrong visage Singer Lou Rawls (left) will play the role of the late Louis Armstrong Rawls says he is &SJ)<!clally happy about tbe part because Armstrong was ont: of his idols He enjoyed a billing with him once, along with Moms Mahley and Duke ElllnatQll "IT'S TIME lo expand. see what else there is out there," says a relaxed Rawls. who re- cently appeared in this Sierra re- sort on Lake Tahoe. ''I'll never slop singing, but I don't want to limit myself either. Besides, this is another chance to get before the public. Not long back I stopped recording. When I s tarted up again, people asked me if I wa s makin g a comehack.'" Rawb doesn·t 11ppear much d1ffcr~nl offstage thun on Cool. compost-cl :ind :.nrt spokt·n I h· ·., vn t•1p no" ,\ horn r 1 n l.<•:- An1:clc. ·1nct up;. r~nct '• ;ir.iu~ 1 the world .\t ::.>S hr"s h:1d 11 mwl1 for S<•m<· l1mt lh: won . Cram- m y Award an l!J72 and h ;.:. re· corded three gold albums To see tum 1s to bchevl' 11 wa!> always gravy tram. To lalk lo him yields a difrerent im- pression in bis aoogs be often alludes Lo the "Hawk" -the wind that howls through Chicago's south side on cold winter days. He was born in that area and grew up there, often s leeping in his clothing because of the extreme cold and no beating system. "We were poor. Times were tough. As a kid I sang in the church choir 'cause if you sat in the pews, when those older peo- ple got U1c spirit, you could get hurt. Elbows and hands flying, I didn't want to get beat up.'' RAWLS WAS Into gospel sing· ing for a while. He then entered the service where he did some c lub singing. Finally, one cold Chicagorlay. he boarded u jet and fl ew to Los Ange!cs where the weather wai; nicer While 1n 11 SunsNStrip cluh wi th a friend one r.lghl. he was im .ted to stng He llan~ The club manager oHered him a job -$10 a week and aJI the pizza h~ could eat. . The pizza was greasy, he re· calls. but someone heard his rich voice. offered him an opportunity to cut a record, and he's been get· tin~richer ever since. "I'm secure in wbal I'm do- ing, but I don't want to get lazy For every one or us who's made it, there are a bunch of people out there just as good, only they ha· ven 't gotten tha t break. But if we get l azy, they'll be there, walling to go by us." Rawls says he frequently goes back to Chicago to visit the area where he was born and grew up. "I never want to lose sight of that place. Every once in a while I go back to Chicago. to that neighborhood, t o remind myself I don't want to have to go back for good." Rawls says he has become In- terested In traveling to schools to i.peak with youngsters T he 1deC1 1s to 1nsp1r e them "Kid!> can relate to sutcess I ·11 nc•ver forget tht' time I went to !>chooJ and they put m e together with a kid who thought he was lht' baddest of the bad. 1 told him to straighten out. that someday he wa:o going lo have to deal with all those people he 'd been bad to. You know what? Today he's a Rhodes Scholar. You don't think that makes m e feel good?" TIDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVZZLI ACROSS voice 1.u Health ptOITllH 97 Thick 78 .... r•aort I 5 Individual a lice 1 Helmet de um" 1.c 7 Pancake 16 Saul's 98 French plume 77 Hawaiian aauc• uncle city 6 Welgh bird 1 49 S.tlafles 17 Opulent 99 Al home down 78 Tillou 151 Dueling t 8 Horrify 1 00 Alph1be1 1g11n 80Number sword 19 Empcrlum unit 12 Breeklul 82 Fl•ed 152 Th1t 20 Cu rles 1 0 1 Adver H ry me11 routines hurts! 3l 9katlng 103 Screeme 17 Endure 84 Within 1 54 He1venly ~urf1c1 1 O& Spirit 21Slow comb body 35 ltlr 108 Sores music forM 158 Afternoon way 107 Annoyance 22 Po_.r 88FMllng 15e ~'!rern 3& On lhe 108 L .. ether 23 Unattended Intuitively oceen fulener 24 Until 88Shy 1ta1e 40 O.c111m 111 At no 25 Turn 90 Moat 1 eo Ambary Wiidiy time 111de dec•ved 161 Left· 41 Herd· 113Sewlng 28Hed 92 Breed ht1nd grained lines lunch unit ~ge Wt\Hl 11 7 Apprehend 27 Haw1113n 9 4 Mortise 1 82 smounted 43 ObUlln I 1 9 Networlla vine JOlnl 163 Mongolian 44 Injure 1 21 Strike 2C Cook ing 96 Uncom"'·"n lrlbe1m1n 48 CitY I 24 Thorougttlare clocll '37 Overflow 185 M1led's section abbr 20 Blemish 2 wds son 47 Healing 125 Mere 30 Son ol 102 Wender 166 Lebel lamp t 27 Girl's Ra oll 168 Bone 48 Blbllc:al name 31 Cooled I 04 Freeway comb king 129Atthe lava problems form 50 Concluder summ11 32 Eern 2wds 170 Rosier 52 Protective 132 Knights 34 Dreaa 109 H1ghw1t t 71 Construca barrier 1111e border divider 172 Large 53 Accumulate 1 34 Unassumed 35 R111ton 1 IO Man's rlly 54 Embankment 138 SQuare 36 Pronoun name 174 erie S6 Restrict dance 37 Bantu I 1 2 Locations 175 Remedy 56 Spanish 139 Slicer lonouagfl 1 1 4 Little ball pcllon lille 141 Still 39 Baille 115 Square 1 76 Challenges 60 Oral 143 Renier rern1nc:Jera measure 177 ,t,lr1can pause 144 Burn 42 Darkness 1 l6Chtne1e antelopes 81 Cruc11l•n 1 45 Crippling fier•Od pagoda 178 Aeries 63 Drips disease .CS rench 1 18 Prying 66 Welk 2 1 46 Improper erltcle blr DOWN Wdl 148 Concord 46New 1 20 B1rg111' 87 Turbine 150Glossy 49 Store,,ouse even ls t Con111ct wheel -febrlc 51 Rms 1 2'l Olympic 2 Musical 89 Implant 152 Evident 53 Hogn runner show firmly 153 F0tesl moun1e1n 1 ncete J Chemical 71 Preclices 1 55 Feminine 55 Flower. t 26 Unwind sulh .. 73 Thin ending par I 128 1bcuna 5 .c Stress corns 157 ····and 57 Smooths lfln 5 Add 2 75 Plug crafts oul I 30 Len1ngr11d s wds again 59 Type ol 11ver 6 Peper 79 Food fish 1 59 Applause bulle1 1 } t Hinder meesure 81 Tinctures 163StirH d 62 BueD11 11 perts 7 Grefted 83 011m1nlle hay team I ')J Pretend her1td1c t 5 ColT'loaas 1 64 Constelle11on 64 Bl1eksm1111 t 2 wda 8 Evil m ini 1001 t 35 Muuc11u1et1:s tancu 87 ma ll 165 Anger 66 Churcl'I college 9 lterna11ve rrre llet I 87 Tapuyan olhc1a1 137 Twilled tO Sllr up 89 Actress Indian 68 looking labr1c 11 Aniline Day I 69Poellc ~11\IS coloring 91 Lamprey .conlrectlon 70 1dos1ep 138 Keepsake 1 2 Bril11 h heherman 72 Pointed a 140 Passon SPI 93 High ~un 142 Counter 1 3 Foreigner tempera lure 7 4 "°" cnelrs 14 Mike a 95 Birth 10 II ll ~ . -J. 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Condominiums Unlimited: All Western Airlines offices wlll mail it to you. <Rentals should be booked through travel agents. Lot easier > 0 ,. 0 I'VE DONE BOTH. Condominiums in the is lands Kr e new, modern and on beaches. <Hawaii 1!> overbuilt with condos a nd prices a re GOOD Owners fighting lo rent them out.> Condomm1ums Unlimited builds a free car rentaJ into the price. Creative Leisure will get you a car Also has condominiums for rent in Mexico: Puerto Vallarta, Acapulco. Mazatlan, GuadaluJUrK. IN GREAT BRITAIN, Farmhouse Ac· commoch•taons. Some of these sound like estates. Include grouse shooting. Salmon fishing. Others more modest. List from Britis h Tourist Author it ).~ Fifth Avenue. New York City 10019. Same for Ireland through Iris h Tourist Office, 590 Fifth Avenue, New York City 10036. Had my children in two of these. They helped milk cows. Picked up eggs. Had a great time . And anothe r in Ireland Jrish-Ren~·A · Cottage from the Irish Tourist Office. Thatched Irish cottu~es with peat fires - Cbut an all-electric modern kitchen> -in the best I rash villages . ) . THEY'RE CALLED puradors in Spain. PQus adas m Portugal Ll\e tn a remodeled castle ut collage priCl's Spanish National Tourist Office. 665 Fifth A\·enue. New York 10020. Portuguese Touri:-t Office, 570 Filth Avenue, New York 10036. Marriage Goes Up in Smoke By E RMA BOMBECK I witnessed a wedding la s t s umm e r that focused attention on a re· al problem. smokers vs nonsmokers The smokor!> (seated at the left of lht' a llar) and the nonsmokers (seated at the nght of the altar ) heard the minister ask. "Do you. Debbie. promise to love and cherish from this day forward, for better or for worse, for richer or for poorer, In sickness and in health. so lo~g as Richard inhales?' She took a deep breath and answered, "I will." 1t made you wonder. Could a militant non- s moke r . wearing <A Thank You for Not Sm oking headband wtth a veil alta('hed. find hap. pan<'s:. with a man with a brown stain on his index finger? Only time would tell. LAST WEEK, I ran in- to Debbie. She jumped up, clicked her heels in Taurus Adds Responsibility MONDAV .FEBR~A RVf By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (Marc h 21-April 19): Accent on legallUes. partnerships, the perfecting of techni- ques. Pisces. Virgo and Libra figure prominent· ly TAURUS <April 20-May 2C)): Build. create. organize. assume added responsibility. Involve· ment with member of opposl~e sex is indicated. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Good lunar as pect coincides now with romance, variety, creative endeavors, c hildren. amusements, speculative ventures. CANCER (June 2l·July 221: Accent on de· tails. fine print, structure or hous ing or proJ)<!rty. Stress originality. the new. independence -deal with Leo. 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"The only tilJ'le l see him is on elevators and in doctor's offices where all smoking Is pro- hibited. Everyplace else has smoking ond non· smoking areas and we a re split up." "Is that any kind or life for two young people who are just tnarrled ., .. "'We knc\v then• would be hardships. Wh<'n w t· went on a vacation last year. I isa w him lln the plane briefly whL•n hl· went to use the restroom Sometimes. if the smoke isn't too thick. 1 wave to him in r estau rants where I'm seated across the room.·· "Arc you s<iying you a re never together?" "That 's right When we go to a movie, l'REMIUE SHOWING _,.. ''-'"90•~ W\ c• .,... ~~O..••u, • ...,.. ·•mm OF JNl om£D <.o.t' ..... ,., -.. \\;I~ .... " O• ttC:fTt.-.n l {''°"' t \\l\flhl\ft tuu "C.t.S$,OIDU, CROSSll'jG"' ~..,.., ~· LM"Ui, A•t G.,...,, l jchtd Hefn' -l_.., & 0 ' ,..,, .. W•dlttidoy.....ftt.. f-..:OO ,M lUO rtt '11SOM ,.._, ., ........... ""*"" Ill r-loi• hl-1411 .,. 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Cou,.~~~ oDo llit It Off Lucille lJall leans again.st her bomO.exuaI uncle to another bactgammoo table and sips her man in the llvini room or elec- aeeond afternoon acoteb in the trocuted the children In the quiet busb ol her Beverly Hll1s bathtub or drowned tbe !M>JDe. No reason to hurry. Her grandfather in chicken aoup. Tbe kid• have grown up and moved thlnp )'OU see now are bonify- ..Way. Her husband Gary Morton tng, a.odYoU'reaupposed tolaulh • Js dining out with 1olf buddies. at them. I don't understand It. There are no cameras turning, . · and I d<Jll't think I ever will and 1t no signs of makeup men and ·. certaiolyian'tentertainment." hairdressers. The lines in her Yet despite the offers she's had ~ face have been honesUy earned, to bring back the Lucy shows, she along with the millions she's says she "knew when to throw in made being the idol of millions. the towel. It ·was traumatic to Tonight she doesn't have to be close down the arena, Jock up the the star of "I Love Lucy." She's offices and get rid of all those jost a woman, a mother. a wife people who worked for me so with the night off who doesn't many years. l cried for four have to be "on." months. I miss the creaUvit.y, J Is she happy with the way miss Vivian, I miss the friends. things turned out? She smiles · · For 25 years,.it ~as like going to wryly and ·runs her bands · aparty. -· • 1.btough her popsicle orange hair:. "When Desi anct I were begin· . .. How could I be anything else? ning to have serious trouble with The CBS tribute I did before our marriage, we couldn't quit Christmas and·the accolades that --·-----------flooded in from the industry just floored me.•• In addition to those from William Paley and the CBS btass, the cables are still pouring jn, She fingers them proudly. •"John Wayne, Gale Gordon, Sammy Davis Jr., Bob Hope, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Carol Burnett, my writers, my sponsors, the people who did all of my lab work. Here's one from Vivian Vance that says, 'A wise man once said bitch your wagon to.a star, and I did. You made me Y(hat J am today, and I am satisfied -Love, Viv.· "'SHE HATED being called Ethel, you know. But she was a great show doctor and a won- derful right arm ·and when she got married and moved East and quit. the show, l never really did red~ver." .. It's all over now. The Lucy shows have moved out, making way for beadier stuff. The 19 TV Guide covers sbe was on are all framed on the wall of her pool house. Her scrapbooks are as full as her memories. and she doesn't look back with any regrets on her reign for a quarter of a century as the queen of television. "I keep up with my old TV family. Viv calls me all the lime and we all exchange gifts at Ch r istmas . I find myself watching old re·runs and enjoy· ing them for the first time, because when I did them 1 had to look al rushes and be critical and 1 never saw the finished shows with music and sound effects. ''The secret, 1 think, was reali- ty, My audiences saw their own foibles mirrored in what hap- pened to Lucy. They could watch and say, 'Oh. Mabel, that's what happened when you baked your first cake, remember?• We squeezed comedy out of vacuum cleaners. washing machines, grocery bills. "NOW THE WORLD is ugly and the comedy 1s ugly. too After the 6 o'clock news, notbmg that follows is very funny. On 'l Love Lucy' we never married the REX REED in the raw because we were committed to CBS for five-year stretches. Sometimes I was happier on the show than l was at home. "But II we were coming out to· day with our first Lucy show, we'd be hooted off the network. The generations of kids I babysat for with my show are now my loyal fans. but if we started over now they'd bowl. 'Where's the sex, where's the violence, where are the sick jokes?• "l'VE ALWAYS prided myself in knowing when to get off and I think I waited three years loo long. I was ready lo quit five years before I did. I was getting too old to be yelled at by Uncle Harry for doing idiotic things. Nobody twisted my arm but myself." · The sound of children playing on a neighbor's lawn reminds her to knock on wood about her own. Al a time when most show·biz parents didn't know what their kids were up to, she was a strict parent who always knew where hers were. "I still know where they are because they call and tell me. Luci and Desi, Jr. have their own homes but they never really got away from me because I'm the original Jewish mother, which is a helluva compliment. After all, I'm Jewish by marriage. I'm also a perlectionist. Both terms are almost dirty words today." So many stars turn out misera- ble, but Lucy ran a business like a lady tycoon, soared to the top or television and raised a family all at the same time and always landed on her feet. like a cat fall· ing off the top or a refrigerator. Whal 'sher secret? ·'If you asked me that a few years back. 1 couldn't answer because I was in the throes of dis- Lucille Ball . aster. But I met a very unusual man, and there aren't many like him. Gary Morton brought back all the dreams I had thrown away. "I HA VE A lot to thank many people for, but to find at such a late date someone who had lived. who wasn't looking around the corner for someone younger and prettier, who knew how to enjoy a home, who was anxious to learn and build and live and love and take the bad with the good - well, it saved my life. 'NASllVILLE, Te~ <AP) -"Jlm S4 Brown. meet Belen Cora'l!lus. ·• " Tbree boare after that recent lntroducUon, • the veteran= mu.ale •tar aod b1a ne. am;~ inl paiiber td ,his flnt bit IA three years .·andproPelJedbertromo~curitytoltardOm. . The two had never met befon neordlq ••1 Don't Wm to Many Yau." She-wu a llWe- known atnger and IOUWl'tter, llvlna,quietl,y 1n . Haonibalt Mo •• rala.lDI One chlldren oetweea u and 15. . • • Helen Cornelius alcned an RCA l'eeOl'dln• contntt In 1915 kt bad no bits. Ne've~el~. a year later producer Bob FeJ'IUIOn picked her as a per!~ partner for Brown. . · · · '°"' AFTER TOE SUCCESS of .. I Don't Want to Have to MAJTY You:• abe Joined .Brown•a road show and became a regular on bis symdlcatecl television show, "Nashville on the Road." She moved to Nashville in December .. She and Brown have become one of the most successfUI country duos and probably will con- tend for duo of the year. Their current release, ··saying Hello, Saying I Love You, Saying Good· . bye," is in the top 10. ''She's been able to step in, and boy have we c:arried her high," said Brown, who at 6-loot·2 towers over his singing partner by more than a foot. "She's taken control, is settled and has goals. I think she's on her way." Miss Cornelius, as, admits she waa over- JVhelmed by her sudden success. · "The greatest challenge was overcoming my fear," said the talkative singer who won "The Ted Mack Amateur Hour" competition three times in 1960. "I never lived for the Joneses. "I HAD A FEAR of being a professional and When Desi and I divorced, it was not having had the experience to cope with it. I like the desecration of the Bible. didn't know how to accept the adulatio.n of peo· J even heard from the Catholic ple ·, I felt unworthy of it. church. I was in a dilemma. It u 1 d ould t t was Dr. Norman Vincent Peale "I was home very . tt e an w ge upse on the road; I cried an afternoon and didn't know who straightened me out. He why; it was simply the fact that I was a~ay from said, 'You must do what's right home and adjusting lo a new life. IJelt insecure, for you, and then everything else but 1 don •t have those feelings anymore.•• will fall into place.' and that's· Brown is easy to work with, she said. when 1 iearned I couldn't live my "I've leanted by trial and error. mostly er· life for thousands ofothers." ror. 1 had a habit Of.J>Opping up quickly when. I By accident, the redhead from took a bow; be told me ta.take advantage of.it. Jamestown, N. Y. who got fired He's most understanding; I've never seen him from every job in show business lose his temper. had landed in Hollywood as a "On the road, be goes in restaurants and sits Goldwyn Girl. Her climb was and talks to the cooks; he doesn't th.ink he's bet-tough, but she carved a dazzling ter than anyone else.•• career out of pride and the de-Tb ere ha v e been bu m b) in I ex - termination to survive. She 's nAriences . She once noticed "I Don't W~t to earned a good rest. j~-~~~~~~~~iiiiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiii.iili~I "l took mud pies in the face, danced in the chorus of Fr~ Astaire pictures, played second banana to Red Skelton, but I did what I was told and never squawked because I was learn- ing my craft. "Today, they want to be in- stant stars. I made loads of films, but l never really made it the easy· way. TV made me what 1 am to day . Now I 'll find something else to do. I still have a commitment to do two specials a year for CBS, but I want to take sometime off." She sips her scotch and watches the moon rise over her sc ulptured lawn, and you wouldn't know it was Lucille Ball. "The hardest thing about 'I Love Lucy' was coming in the same door every Monday with the same people and wiping out ever ything that happened the week before. To this day, I can't tell you what I did yesterday, but," she adds, eyes twinkling with the old moxie. "I know what I'd like to do tomorrow." m~m KittY ® m ~ "NETWORK11 c1J uorH1 SUNSHINE 10Ys-- STADIUM ' uCLOCIWORK ORAHGE11 Ill "2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY .. IPGJ -· Country singer, Jim Ed Brown and his new vocal partner Helen Cornelius Have to Marry You" on a jukebox with her name omitted. At a lair, she overheard someone refer . to" Jim Ed Brown and the eirl be sin&,s witb." BE& BACKGROUND is very similar to Loretta~ 's. Both are from rural backgrounds with large families, both married while teen- agers and both bad children sborUy after mar- riage. · · "I was born and raised on a farm in tbe sticks;" she said. "The boys used to say we lived at40tb and plum -40 miles plum out in the sticks. I drove the tractor, put up hay and did everything you do on a farm except b~lp with the animals. . ''I was the next to youngest in a family of eight.. We didn't have much and I grew up on hand·me-downs. I learned so much about ap· preciating life that I wouldn't trade my childhood for anything. My desii'e to achieve came out of this." --~~oJ WNfWlWOOe 1"1 INIOIQloq 'lUI SHADOW Of THI ttAWK"' '"' "'""°°""' ''"'" SlUMlll PARTY 'S7 Ill "'"' tMI HAPPY ~Im \ .. .. BEACHWALK IN HUNTINGTON BEACH HONORED FOR 'SENSIBLE GROWTH' NEWPORrS COVE MERIT AWARD WINNER Newport Architects Win Three Awards DALLAS -Two Orange Coun- ty, Calif .• housing developments, the Cove in Newport Beach and Beachwalk in Huntington Beach, and a Hamilton County, Oruo, planned community, Wildwood, brought Merit Awards to their architects a nd p lanners. Richardson Nagy Martin of Newport Beach, in presentations made in Dallas today by Better Homes and Gardens and the Na· tional Associatio n of Hom l' Builders. The occasion WJS NABB s Sensible Gro wth Award :. Breakfast, held al the Fairmont Hotel. Acceptlng the awards was Ralph J. Martin, principal in charge of planning at RNM. Realty Office Course Begins A course m Real Estate Offi ce Management and Admimstra- tion will be given at Orang<' Coast College begmning Monday from 7 to 10 p.m. on Monday evenings. This is a cours e that has been requested by the California Department of Real Estate The course will cover fun - damental and practical applica lions of management. Subjects lo be presented include. cons idera- tion pnoT to openlng a real estate office; functions of manage· ment : recruiting a nd hiring personnel . omce procedures; motivation: communication: ad writing , a nd o th e r respoo.sibihUe!.. THE THREE Sensible Growth Awards were the 33rd, 34th and 35th major architectural honors the firm has received, most or them in the '70s. Both California projects previously bad received Gold Nugget Awards in the an- nual competition staged by NAHB for Western Develop- ments. Winning its award in Category I -Developments Under 100 Units. the Cove was built by Irvine Pacific Developme nt Company. RNM was responsible for both site planning and architecture. With 58 units priced from $78,000 to $155,000, on a land lease basis. it sold out during the grand opening. Winning in Category 3 - Developments of 300 to 500 Units. Beachwal.k is a 70-acre. 449-home development built in a still active oil field and is a joint venture of A.J. Hall Corp. of San Diego and Mansion ProperHes, Inc .. a sub- sidiary of the Huntington Beach Company. RNM master planned the development and designed five one-and two-story, two to four-bedroom townhouses and seven recreation areas. PRICES ORIGINALLY ranged from $34,000 to $48,000 and presently are Crom $60.000 to $80,000. The major site planning problem was successfully inte- grating "islands'' or operating oil wells into an upper medlum- priced development. There were a total of 127 en- tries from all parts of the United States. Seventy-nine met the qualifications for judefng and 26 received awards. Offieers A•nouneed Real Estate Meet Slated For County .. Vital real estate principles or investment analysis, exchange and taxation" will be the tt>pic areas discussed by two Realtor experts at a real estate seminar next month. The seminar will be held Feb. 21-25 at the Inn at the Park Hotel, near Disneyland. Courses are open to the public as well as Realtors and Realtor-Associates. Sponsored by the ·Investment Division or the 98,000-member California Ass ociation of Realtors, the seminar will con- sist of four and one-half days of instruction, 8:30 a .m . to 4:30 p.m .. with evening homework sessions beginning at 7 p.m .. and will conclude with a half day oi examination. INSTRVCl'ORS WILL be Dan- ny Fogel and Roger Brown, both of San Diego. Fogel bas specialized in in- come properties with six real estate offices and a staff of t1 in the San Diego area. A eraduate or the University of Nebraalca, he is on the faculty of San Diego Community College. He has authored a book. on Income Property Analysis and Exchange as well as working with a San Diego radio station in the de- velopment of a real estate educa- tional program. Fogel is regional vice presdient of District 24 of CAR and a past president of the San Diego Board of Realtors. A graduate of San Diego State U niversity, Brown teaches finance and appraisal for broker's requirements for the state examination. For the past five years he bas been a guest lecturer at the United States In- ternatiooaJ University. Brown is the author or the book "Everything You Always Want- ed To Know About the All Inclusive Deed or Trust But Were Afraid To Ask." LISTING AND workshop sessions will cover in detail the mechanics of property analysis, investment analysis, listing. financing, negotiating, contract writing, depreciation. taxation, and escrows. Cost of the five-day course is $225 for Investment Division members. $235 for non-members. Enrollment fee includes cost of textbook , as well as five luncheons, and morning and af- ternoon coffee service. Registration Is limited and checks should be mailed im- mediately to The California As· sociation of Realtors, Attention: Investment Division, 505 Shatto Place, Los Angeles. California 90020. Matney Heads Builders Appraisal Class Set At College Sam M at n e y or as treasurer, and Chuck complete the board. . Matney Hardware Com-Bell of Chuck Bell Con-Active in Orange Coun- pany haa been elected crete as past president. ty for over 35 years, 1977 president of the lhe Orange Coun-A special three-unit Orange County Builders Other directors who ty Bu.idlers Aaaociatlon class designed for ap- Assoclation. tbe con-will be serving on the is headquartered in San-pralsera, brokers. in- struction organization 1977 board will include ta Ana. The profes1ional vestora, and those in- representing over 1,000 Robert Iaclno or Torre organization prov1det a tert1ted ln the evalua- indivlduals from more Consln.lct.ion Company, private plan room for uon otreaJ property, will than3>0memberfirms. lnc., Ken 1bompson of use on preparlnJ bid.a, be offered at Orange Thompson Bullding servlcea ol a cert.lfled Coast CoUecc. be'1oning Joining Matney a1 II aterial1, Jnc. and public accountant and thil week. members or the 1971 Robert Byrd of Owen attorney, notary service board will be Hank Muir Roofin1 Company or and buUdlng reference The course, t1Ued "Ad· or Continental Eleclrlc Santa Ana, Jne. Louis library. In addition, vancecl Real Eatate Ap- as first 'lice president, Curt.U otthe Louis Curtis Worker's Compensation pralsa.l." meets Tburs- Ruas Hughes of the Company. John Bauetle Plans state llcen.1e and day evenings, beglnning Irvine Indus tr i al or Madden Construction compieuon bonds and Feb. 10, from 7·10 p.m . Complex as second vice Supply Company, Inc.. group insurance pro-Tbe course instructor is president, Roger Malloy and Raymood Bender or grams are available to Jim Brabant, vice presi- or Sou.le Steel Company R&K Painting, Inc. members. dent and regional ap-.:~~ii~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.::-prals al manager of. the California Fint Bank. The clan will place 1peclaJ attent.ioll on the coat, in~. market. &11'-proa.cbee add evatuation ot le~ and·~· ptoperU•. It may ' be taba ... a sr*. or tor cnc1.tt-m credit. sc Hll•lraUon COD . UarouCh Feb, 11. P ... may dro9iD at .., um. durlDf offk• boW'9 to Ntkter. QCC'• Adml11loa1 Offlc• ta op.n MoDdt.7 tbrou1b 'lbund.; frolD 1:30 a. m. to 7 p.m. iuid on l"ttda1 rrom a:• a.in. to 2 p.m. For ref l•traUon ID-f or ma lon. phone 558-~ ·- lluff s locale Opens Vlews of Fountaln Valley stretch out from the bluff slte of Hunt- ington View Polnt North. now celebrating the gTand opening of 58 patio homes . Built by Gruiadio Development Company. the $4.5 million Huntington POBUC NOTICE REAL ESTATE PUBLIC NO'nCE Beach residential com----,.-,CT-•-Ti_o_u_s_•_u_"_"_•_u __ munity contains al-home NAMUTATllMHT PICTITIOUS aUllltHS NAME STAT•M•NT The following 1>9rl0ft ts CIOlftll tllltl· PVBUCN~ recreation faclllUes for .,,,. to11ow11111 ... ,_ a .. .,..,.... -~· -H: STANLeY G. WALKER 0) •• 'HS ---------r:-- residents. THE MUSI C MARKIT, 2101 Five s ingle-family ~ a1ve1 .. eos1a Meuo, c.atlfwnlt """"'" St., C.osta MHam17 Jack Fra11clt erum .. 111. 1~S OM:tvl-Dr., N-pon 8eadifHU fllCTITIOUI eUSINRa NAM a ITAT•MIN1" d m» homes a.re also un er oa .. 1• Tua """ Ron Ta ... ...., Tiiis blosl.-1 I• <o~ 111¥ ""Ill• The tollOwifll par-. ----lllu»-_ .. : NeWl'OllT PLUMBING ANO HIATING, 4t4 Ho. NeW'*'·11..i~ construction at the site ~ a. wtte. no OM ,._ Roact. and are Separate from e.-1,H111.,ca111orn1etcmo CIM -1 ""' llolslllH.I h <ondU<led by .... , ... the Huntincton View c11v~1 P . t N t h Oa'll•T••l.tll_T_ Jac:1tf'.8rumag111 N-porta..dl.CA.t-.o , Tiils stai.menl •M flied _.., IN ltlcllard Lao Clark, 1~ So. O>unty ci.n of Ora,. .. Caunty on ~wda 81'tel . Los .,,..... CA. 0 I n 0 r ,,.,,, stal-1 WU flied -1 .. Homeowners Asaocla-~,, Clerk ol °'•"99 c-ty °" lion. J1tn1.1a.-, II, im ..,... ~ ... ry 11, lffl tQCllS • ..,.., lte1jer Mlcl'IHf Outfltt. ,.,., l'ullllshecl Or-CoMI o.lty PllOI \w11irtte, L01141 9ffclt, CA. tOllll Jan. 16. ti, JO, ana F•I>.. •. 1m Tiii• 1>v1tnon Is <Oftd11<t.MI.., a The one and two-story "'*lstwd Ot-anve Coa•t DAltv P11o1. patio homes are priced ~'~-:~·•""Fa1>rua.-,•. from $58,990 to $96,500. ---------PUBLIC NOftCE I~ ..-ralNrtMnhlp. lllcllan!L .. Ci.tt Tlllt SIA'-t ..,.,. ... .., ,.. ti. C:-ty Clerll ot °'tll99 .C-.l'f "" J•u•ry 2tr, tm Two bedrooms. two and PUBLIC NOTICE a den, and four bedroom ---------- ...,, .. fllCTITIOUS aUSIHH.S Publllfled Or~ C...st ~Pita(. NAM•STATl!MINT Ja .. JO •fld.._ .• "20 1•n im-1• patio homes, with two or 2th baths, will be ready for occupancy in April. CUSTOMIZED single- family homes are priced from $88,850 to $115,000. Each of the five homes in the half-million dollar development have a dif- ferent elevation. The three floor plans contain from I. 700 to 2,200 square feet. One and two story plans have from two bedrooms with a den to four bedrooms, two or three baths, and three- car garages. Eleven different eleva- tions individualize the street scene of the patio homes. Four fioor plans have interior living space ranging from 1,100 to 1,900 square feet. All homes have full in- sulation of exterior walls and ceilings, smoke de- tectors. and dead bolt locks on front doors. Some attached double garages are equipped with automatic d oor openers. BEACHCLIFF R eal Estate. Inc .. exclusive sales agent for the new development located al the northeast comer or Ellis and Chapel in Hunt- ington Beach , has representatives at the site and displays of the rloor plans and eleva - tions for the new homes. PICTITIOUI aUSINllSS HAM• ITAT•MaHT ,,.,. 1o1-1no pe--. ta "°'"II busl· IWUH OCEANFRONT BICYCLES, IOS 1Ml11, llatboa, CA 97661 Scott Kltlotl Holford, 1018 Balboa 81¥11., N--11141.-:11. C4 Tiiis busllltlt It conducted b'( an in- dMcNal. Scott l!llloll Holford Thi• •t••-t Wal fifed "'"" tlle Oollnty Ott11 of Ot111ge County on Jan. 11. 1'11. ' 1'19* PulMIWd Oraftga Coast Daily Piiot, Jan. 16 n. JO, and"'"'·•. 1tn PUBLIC NOTICE Thet0110winoperwnlsdol11Qbtnl-1 ' ' • ' • as. 'I. E a. L ENTERPRISES, 2'001 PUBLIC NOTICE SotllasUart Lrt., Minion Vlelo. CAlll. 1------------'1261S Roland E. Wlakamp, JSOOl ,...._ Plc:TITIOUSaUSINl!U NAME$TATIEMINT . ti..,,,MllSlonVleJo,Calll.'7'1S --fo1-1~-1CH1s ... e....._.,..._ This llUSIMSI It <ondu<ted by all I~ • ,_ ,._ ,...... _.,, cllvlcluat -as: ~otandl!.Wtekemp AMCON ENTERPRISES, 3369 This s1a1•,,.,.lll was flied with 1"9 NevlHla Avenue, Costa M<td,, C4 County Clerk 01 Orange Co..nty on '21U6~..._ 1 1 Wlttt 3364 N..,..,. January 10 ,.,, ""'"' "' n ..., •• · · 1'11t1l Aw .. Co\ta Maw, CA. '206 Pul>O\lled Orin~ Co•\I Dall., Piiot, P,,rwfOPfP Wlltl•m•. JM ..._ January 1', U . JO,af\O FeDruar1•. Ave • Cosl• Mew. CA. 92•2' tm 1'4·11 Thi• bu•l11H1 ls conduc-lbll' • PUBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS lfAME STATEMENT Qanltral Ptirtnerslllo. Jolln trvln Wiiiiams Tiil• stal.mtnt w.s llltcf "'''" l,,.. County Clerk ol Orange Coutily on o.cama.r 2l, 1t1•. PICTITIOUS aUSINESS TM toll-lnq ~rr.on• are 00t119 busl· ~ ""*'"*' Or•"99 QNsl 1>111111' PilOI, JM."' u. >O, anCI Feb. •• "" lfAMaSTAT•MIHT nttsa\ Tll• loOowl119 ~non1 •r•dolll9--THE HUNTRESS ?tll vma W•Y. <>tun .....,.,,,Be•ch,CA'?MO ·PUBLIC NOTICE PROPERTIES UNLlllltTEO, 2'02 Donne Sciec:hl. 2n11 w-ltl-1------------ ..... POrt Blvd N-Poft e..h. CA l.A,HUt1t1"91onllHcll,CAttW fllCTITIOUSMISIN•U '*3 • Gall M.. Spr~. 105 Ma111. e.tboa, N~ ITAftMSllfT Pat JonH, ses St\WOIOft Dr,.0>$tal CAtt'4t Tiie 1ottow1no ___ .,_-.,. Maw.CAtU26 This b•alnen Is conducted~ • ,_,~~ James Albert Warren, ""Wlncbor -·1 Ptir1M""IP ANCHOR ltOOM. 156' ....._.. "' . ~ hac:ll, CA'26SI [)oftna L. Specht 81w .. C01t•Maw. c:a111or111a Tl'tl1tiuslrwtslsconduc:led1>'1'..,,Ulli,.. TIM\ 1t•l•'l'Mfll wn fifed ....,," Ille Carlo. Ho1m,SM6E1Utordto1,,.. ~•led .. ~l•llon olhltt' llwl • c.ounty Clerk ol Orange Counw on Calllorfl lat27M ~~Ip. J-..,lO,ltn Mary A. Holm, 51'6 Elll~ct. Pat~ "71tl1 l1'11IM,Calllwntam1• Tiils sta.......,t was Ill.CS wit"' the Pllbll-°'""99 Coast Dally Ptlot. Thi• 1>111l11Mt It conducted by • Coumv Cterk ot Ora110-Coullty on J8". 16• 13, JO, a"" Fal>. •. tn1 general .,.,,,,.""'P-' Jartutry n.1m. us.n cart o. HolM .._ Mary A. HOim P\lbff\lled Oranqe Cont Dally Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE This •tatt._,t wn ttle<I Wftb the January 16, 13, >o. •nd Ftbruar6, County Cieri< of Ora119<1 C.O..nty - 1•11 131,, ---,-,C-T_l_T_tO_U_S_ll_U_St_N_E_S_S __ January l0, 1971. "7t1SI ------------NAMISTATEMEHT Published Ora119 .. Cout D•tlw Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICE Tll" tollowlnq C>erM>n '' oolnq Dusi· Jan n .Jo. •nd Feb.6, 13, 1911 Scr-7T l'le\S •\ 151°11' 808 TRUSS ''> CHEVR ON l'ICTITIOUSIUSINESS SE RI/ICE CENTE R. 6'1111 Wt\lm•n\lfr PUBLIC NO'l1CE· NAME STATEMENT Aw nut>, We\lmlMter, C•lltornoa 921183 ------------Thf' IOllowlnq per-.s are do•ll9 b<ISt Ro~rl S.muet Trun Jr • t'1t? l'ICTITIOUSaUSINISS N U H Gl•nllaven La .... Hun10n9ton Bt;tCll NAME STATIEMIHT HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BIBLE Ca1ttorn1a'l7f>.11 The tollowo-perwn Is dol119 bu•i• CHURCH, 190E1ln:ISl.,CotlaMau Thi\ bUSIM'S\ IS CondVCltCI Dy an 111 .,.. C•nlnil Bible 0.urch, a Calllornla dlvldu•I M \S ~'H 0 RELINE 0 RA p ER 'f co;::·=~~~,1:~~~~:-R. Tr\ln SERVICE ltOOO VIII• Yon.. •m ooraUon Tiils llat.,.,.nt wn flied with tl1f HU11ttn910~ Bffch, C.lltornla tiw • CENTRAL81aL..ECHURCH CouMy Clerk of Oran~ Counly on Bruce Tetwzo Kaw...,chl, 16000 F. t<enlon8"11..-e, .. •ttor January 10, 1'17, VIiia Yorba, •211. HuntlnqlOll Bff<h, ""19 c:a111om1anw1 Tiits Jt.t-t was fllad wlltl Ille Pul>ll"'-d Orange Coast Oalty PllOI, Tiiis b<lllMU Is conou<ted oy en I<\• County Clertt <11 Oretl9t CO<Hlt¥' on F.11. J•n. ll. JO. and Ft0. '· u. 1m 1n.n dlvldllal. 1 " 71 "7tH• lructTat1uzoKaw~ PubHll'led Orartge co .. 1 Dally Piiot, PUBLIC NOTICE Tiiis slatemeM wu ltlecl wllll t,,.._. F b • u 20 11 1971 Cou11ly Clerk of Or•nve COUlllY °" • · · · ' 400.n Jan11ary 20, 1m. l'ICTITIQUS IUSllflU 1'1t75? NAME STATEMENT Publl1hed 0r"A"9t' Coa5t O••l'I' Pl•o•. Trw toll-lnq pert<Jns an OD;no butt-Jan. 2l, JO, and Fet>.6, 13, 1'11 272-71 PUBLIC NOTICE nni•\ To reach the new re- sidential COp'!munity , take the Bea c h Boulevard exit from the l---,.-,-CT-,-T1-ou_s_1_u_s-, .. -.-s-,--SME ENTERPRISES, 161'21 LY'VI St • Hunt11191on 8ocl1, C4 '7"4' PUBLIC NOTICE s D. F d HAMIESTATIEMIEHT an 1ego reeway an Tiie 1011_,1111 per-. ts 00109 buso Sylvia S. Elman. 1'121 l.YM St HUt1tlr19ton llaach, CA,, ... , drive south to Ellis. Turn ness •• Miiion A. Etmen, 161>1 Lynn St . l'ICTtTIOUS llUSIHEU NAME STATEMENT leftatEllisanddrivetwo AT EASE INDUSTRIES. Vl3 C1,.ary Or .. CIKla Mt!Sa, CA. 92626 HUl\t•RQIOll 8HCl1, C4 .,.., The 1011ow1nq persons .tre doll'lg bu\t· nfUf\ blocks to Chapel Lane John Alfred ""'-'· 27l1 canary and Ellis Di'.,CottaMna,CA.n•2' Tn•• buslne5' Is conducted l>y •n In dtvtdual BOLTMORE ASSOCIATES. ,lJOt Compo Lane, Hunlon9ton 8ucn. C11tlornla t2MI> . Tllh 1Mit"'"5 11 conellletecl by an Ill Syl•la S Elman Th•• statement .. ~, 111~ wrtn t"" County Cl.,k of O••nQe C<>u11ty on Jon. II, 1tn. Japanese Occupy Koll Unit A Japanese firm which imports office filing systems and optical parts is the first to move into the fourth and final phase of Koll /Irvine Center, an indus trial condominium project in the Irvine Indus trial Complex. Takahashi and As- sociates and Toyo Optics dlvlduat. JolwlAttrtdc-r Thll ,,.,._, WH fllad with tile county Clerk ot Oran~ County on Ptl>l"Uar-t 2, 1917 KfMPlll R &non. 21301 Compa"o Lan•, Huntln91on Bttach. Ca•Uornia 1'70164 91646 P\lbl"lled Or•rt9• Co•" Da•ly Piiot, Oon1ld 'f. Fiiimore, 1171 EltloP, Jan. i.. 23, JO, •nd F•b • ... ,, Garden Grove, Callfor,.lat264C> • 1'70U 1" 11 Norma J. Bolton, 21J01 COl'llP•" f'Ul>llslwel Or-Coal! D•ilY Pltol, I-----------'--Lint, Huntington Beach, Q+i °""I• Fe~uarv•.1>.20.11.1m PUBLIC NOTICE 91M• <-' 4~·17 I------------Mary E. Fiiimore. 8711 t:•tM, PICTITIOUSaUSIH!SS Garden Gro.,., Calllo"'lat1640 • HAM• STATEMENT This Du\oness h conducted •Y a TM followl119 ""'°" I• ooonQ buu 11tntr•I oaMnenhlp. '"' nus es· Norma J Bolton • TYPE·O·MECA, 1724 Ntwporl TM• slalt,,_t WH filed ....... ,,,._ f'ICTITIOUS aUSINl!SS Bl•d , Co•l•Ml'w, Cahlornli •iu1 County Clerk of Orange C ......... on NAM•STATIMIHT Rtcnard Plllllro Lewt\ "" J8nu1ry10, ttn. , Tiie lell-1"9 1>9r110n Is 001119 bUll· N•woorl Blvd Cotta MHt, C11iforn•• ,..__ D•'f 1'7ti 7SI 1191\ es 92621 PublosMd Or111'199 .._._., .., y r 11o1. SUNSHINE DESIGNS. 1611)6 14111 Rlcflard Phllll p Lewi\ l'9t Ja ... U.>C),AllCIFA.6,ll,1ffl lS'·11 St., SunMt 8H<ll. CA 9010 NawPort Blvo <:<Kt• Mu • Calttornl• • Nll<Mel JamH DuO\armt. 16'°6 0TI 1•11s1 .. s.a1a.11e11,CA.tom t2m PUBLIC N CE. Thi\ butl""'' I• condU<Wd l>Y an In Thlf l)Us•M" ,, condU<ttd Dy •n '" PUBLIC NOTICE dlvldual dlvldull STATEMENTOPWITNDRAWAL Ml<hHI J.OUO\a,..,... . Rocll•rdP L•w" ,ROMl'AllTWEllSMIP • Thi\ stlll•l'IWll wn lilac! wllll If\• Tiiis \t•temtnl W<K lt•to wotll th4' Ol'ERAflNOUND•• County Clerk of Oran~ Count., on Count y Cler• of Orin~ County on f'ICTITIOUS IUSINISSM~I f•l>n.ary I,''" J•nuary 20• "11 •70154 Tll• loltow"'9 perton flat wlQllltaw,, ,11JS1 r Publl•..._. Ora-Co•" 01111 Piiot, Publl\htd Or1~ Coa\I Oany Pilot .tis • Qeneral Parl,.•r frOM;l!;i' thtt .,..,. ·~ Jan n. 30, 9nc1 FtO 6, ll t•77 771.17 Ptirtnershlp ooerallft9 llneltr tic· Ftl>rwry6, ll, 20, 11 1'11 tll oous Du'"'"' nama ot q, SSOS m .n PUBLIC OTIC ITALIAH O&Lt a1,.. E. 1711\ 1.-.. t. -----------N E COlll Me~. GlllfOnlla. of America selected a PUBLIC NO'l1CE Tlla llcilt1Qu1 IMH!-~\felt· ,,.,.111 lor Illa 119rt...,..hto was f94ld on July t, l'1S l111MCoulllyofOranga. 4.8oo·square-foot con-f'ICT1Ttou1aus1N111s HAM• STATE MINT dominium unit at 3183-G PICTITIOUS•USINISS The lollowln9 1>9"<>n "dOlng l>Uil NAMa STATIMINT "*SUS Airway Avenue, Costa Tlw 1o11-1119 tlffton ll c1o1119 b<lsl-ARTODDES\Y, llJS S<> c1....s1ne Mesa, as its national ,..».,;11~1.AMlltDERA (Formerly VIII• way.Ana11e1m,CA.•2eos head~u&rterS and dil• ~ I -.......... C ta M.sa CA Alen Gale Cltva"g~r. 7)46 S.nla ~·' ._, _...., ot • ANIAw.,Cosl•MMa,CA •nn tribu on center. M811BQ " 8 ,. a.vi 1 H lll'enlll 1 .. 3 T1111butlneulsco,,.,uc11dt11"•"mu T le b hi 1 .. the preal ... , . van . . tdpertr..nlllp 8 a 81 " •" ll011VltUClr.,CGSlaMeH,CAtH2' 4lanQale(lava"91r dent of both Import T1>1a1M1ntHlsconductet11>v•11 111-™' ,,.,.,,.,.,., .,., 111M .w1111111a firms, formerly located Cllvk!I* e.rr11 "· aratnl" eoumv Clark 01 Oran,. Colln!Y on ; .. W....t-1 .. •ter. Tiiis 9"""*" WM flleel wllll Illa J~ IO, H7l -t f'ICTITIOUS aUSINH .. i "" "'"~ Co¥flt Qto1l0f0r Oouf\t onFel> r•••• NAMISTATllMIHT J o h n A 1 s t r o m , 1wi an.-Y · .....,.,.,,.. oni. Co.Ht DWIY ~.... "'-1o11ow1110 pe,_., .... • \I· Koll/Irvine sales 1, n1m ~.w,auo.e11e1l'e~•.1m M»as: 1 Pultllsllld Qra1199 ClDht Delly Pllol, 'Non FOL WY 8UILDING, ~Ht mana1er, $8 d the f'-.6.U!DJ7.1t71 AlrwayAw,. ... c;o..1aMeM, 1 $144,000 sale transaction • · • «>t-n PUBLIC N011CE R1ci..n1 i...m ~. * Ht, ------------1 Corona Cltl """'· CAt?ftJS was the first move-in in •-----------cy .. 1111. Fol•v. s .. S.•w•••. Koll/Irvine Center's PUBLICNOTICE PtCT1T1ousau11""' C:O.-ClalMv.CAmu , hi b i lfAMI STATl!Ml!lfT Oa" IC..Con Fot.y. 606 Hortll llul· final phase, w C n-•------------T11<11011ow1no1>9rtoni•re00tno1>utl-1ar1111dRoec1,w.steov1ne.CAtt7'1 eludes 30 units. Only six fllCTITIOUUUSIHISI nHUSIOU THWE ST ER H YACHT Lii• ""lalM FciMy, '°' "°"" 8ut-ni·-. t be Id ltAMSl'TAT•M•NT ltrlleld tllCMNI, Wfl1 CovlN, CA.,,,, U .., rematn 0 SO . TM fol,_,,,. .,....,, 11 clolno 1111\1· SALl!S, nlO NewPor1 lllvd . Ne-1 Thi\ butlnen II <tftduct.,'lltv a A premier location in 11nu• a .. cw111·,c111A,,.,~J , __ 1" isss flll¥9"1 t•, 9911.,.1.,.rtner1111p th b • ...... f ttllA$1ilt HOUSI! .. Ct!. 110 ~·A LllaAfttonlaFoi.y e USUlesS CCu...::r 0 N-'°'1 c.nt ... Or .• Sulle!ot, N...,1110rl Nt~ kacll, CA '1~ Thll tl•l-WM fllecr ~ti.. Orange County coupled llM<ll,tHeo MlllOll E . .JOhMon, tmw ICel•ll•. C:Ou11ty Ctarll Of Oraf\99 c-1, on with the opportunit1 to c.r::~ c'Z_•:;is ~ trh An · ...,,~.:;~,:Oft 1w w teMt11a J•1111.,, 24• ''" • ~. own tbelr own buildioa nit....,."~ bY •" ,,.. AN"'4m. CA 92912 '"u1>11sMc1 0r.,. Cont o.in.ato• . .. ,. t dhlldual. Thi• bvtlnen It co11duct~ b'f • .Jl W .. the re.atoa nu WO AMJWtllltl'n"tr -r•l-1"'""'•· Feb 6,U,20,f7,1'1717 f t r m s 1 e 1 e c t e d '"'' ......_. -111.., w1111 "• w11111111 J. ur1t111 PlJBLlC NOTI,..· Koll'lrvla. Center. c:.-tva.ti•OrM11Counl'1'0flf'M. Thll ltaMIMlll •• , flied wHll II• -.-'· ttn. Oollmy Cieri! ot Oran .. ~Y Oft Tak•hMbl aaJd. "".., .,1an .. r, 10, 1m. ..., l(o11 _.,,__ Center bas ~C.-()letto.lly ..Ctot, "1~1· ITAft-NTOttAMM~M'f f&&YPIV ~6.U.•btm l'lltlllltwCIOraflQeCoatlOlltlyllllet, OflUllOI' I •old 1• ol the total 109 • Jt).17 JM.M,23,J0,4111dFell.6,tm fll~ITIOUUUllNllH~ unltl tUiceopelll.qabout P118UC NOTICE '~"· --~--=~U.:::.a:::; t.hree7M1'81(0,Alatrom PUBUCNOTICE 11•m• otuMOtTHORP&~s-1ald. Tbe nH>iect offel'9 IOCIATH • _,._St'"'-t. condominlwn:mtta ,..,,. •=:r=t~" •---,.,...,CT ..... 1""n_ouit __ • ... u_w._1_•_• --• J.Ane1tt1m.C111tWNat9DS.~ n. .......... ..,_It ..... ~ MAMmlTATtMINT no. llctlt'-~· ,.._ te1 in •be ttom 4,000 to ....... 1 "",.,._.,. pWIOM .,.. OOlng Mf.. """ .. MIOl4 -",.. "' v • 1,000 aqvare feet. ROHAN aiitT•"""'sn, un Muat: Altrllt1,1m. - Koll/lrva0• Cent•r la ....,.. ---. .-.... .,,, ANMlm. f'111e FL•GHT 1t•c1teAT10NS, c: "~~~1v1L~.! !!!: I v CA.'"91 1191' l'arlu•al' Leoti •O, Tllfll11, CA IN ., • ..._,,_.... C*,._,,.......,. ,,._ locat*1 Just wat ol tht 1111......-J • ...._, ttS2 1o1it11 meo Otewe lt,...t, 51111• J, All• Im, San ~ ~8)' nn """"-'· -• 19, Allllllalm, CA. '*4 ltklla,_ L ,.,., l'lQ S.11t• CIMA, C:.ll~•:i::os ~ lW '!'"f Tllla """'-'It~ rt t11 lflo 0.ft• li'tlllt, CA. '2Ut LI I:.~ c • Red HJ l Avenue at ....._. T1t1a bu11,,..., •• <Wldlletao ., • "" HUNco o1v1Lo~•NT Or -..;...;.~··1,.,.,.-~J."""911 ,ff'l'lll .. ,..,fltnlll, ..,. . .,..e ~.l>J' ft.lo rV~' Tlllf ----W• filed ~ llw ltlcNrlfL,.....,.. I..-_ ..... C-ty °""' ef 0..-c..uMY 4N1 Tlllt ate.._,. -fl!M -11'9 T1lla.....,... -fl• -Ii. C.11 U2-5171. ,....,., .. ""· mue c:ov::, ~~~~ 0r.,,.. c:-..,. . .,. G"'~OWt1a10.-.,..~!:; Put• few word• ........ Orwltec.."°"'"' ll'llllt ..,.... ,......_.~a..o.ttrHM. lOWOflcfor ,._.,,ta.•"·"" · ,_....._~..,.c..to.itr~ --...... 11 wn -.,, L._----------... 11 n. ........... Q,"11 JO. --· ........ • "ull Na,,.,.aftdAddrusoftllt ~ .. Wltlldrawtno: . JOHptl J. "-· ,.,, S•llM cit-I .... H1H1tl119lon llNCll, Calllomla P~ll:=:~R::y~~ Jan. u . :io ..... Feo ••• 1J, 1'71 _Jtij:11 PlJBLIC NOTICE ...... . ....... --............... __ .................. ~ t t .. I t .. I I I '· ~ • I '-' ' .. -· . ' BarlHw Viau. Aw..,. of oe.,.,. ut.ws anll rustle hll.....,. llufnl. 1Wo booutiful ways to look at life. Green hills or blue Pacific. With all the necessities built TheVill~of . . in: Shoppin& churches, 'll --L-: :... 7.! recrootlon and . Itill.·uvr w.JeW schools. .,,.,,, ................. .... v..._.., ...... Yla&lt J . Spnlaa Hill Lu1wr1ous executive /10me$ w11/i Sptcracular harbor and OC<.'a11111t•w., Sold Out. Models Open for Viewing. 2. JU!ninc Crttk Homes Plu.~h homes 111 a J1,11t1t1lt:d f'<lrk /1k.: ~·um.ii R~umt1011 le111.:r T.:111m Swimm mi;: New Unit February, 1977 ~'?~~@&~~-!~ ~ ~ ~OQU S.Jll_,....._,... ....... .... vn.ee ......... .... Smt1c h<>m<.i mb11•u to flr.r ,,/," 111111 ''' w.411mg /ur W.Jdbncfse PeUc> HomeN SP<Jciou_,, detached hom .. Frotn rra. 990 Woodbrldre EltattA fle/l,Pntartachtd hnn1t· '''' '''""''• l'11vare )'llrd..r New Unit Much, 1977 Woodbridp Plece Large ck1Jc.h.:..f pr1110 hnm,~ New Unit Februery, 1m. Wood~C~na A 11niqueu•llr.i1nn of /1ri111e\ 1111 r11m1/11-. wuh older ch1/Jrrn New Unit Merch, 1977 Woodhriclft A rborlah Honm LuxuryaJu/11own/11>nr• ncm~.MS Wotldbr~ Peril Homa Attochtd liomu for ynun,111.ur11/w< New Un.1tfcbnwy, am. Woodbridp Crablde Hamn DetDChcd po110 homes for wunR ft1m1/11·( New Un.ii April, 1m. *WoodbriclceT~s W ............. AW .... wlthalab Gt Its ...,...,_ White sails, green trails. and unique parks abound in a recrootion Cdrcf rec ltvm.g for adu/1:1. couple.• nm/ ~rUnitApriJ. tm. environment. Distinctively different new homes, townhomes, condominiums < The VIU!]ge of fTj and apartments: More th~n 40 ''lh~Al:..adffO different floor plans .. over twice f ~I~ as many extenor designs. . . . , to . . Dart .. Roe .. AW .... • of ............. llulnl natld In 0.. footJdlls of ll'IJln& Intimate neighborhoods. Sophisticated new homes. Luxurious condominiums and apartments. Gracefully contoured land. THE VILLAGE OF Picturesque valley sites. TURTlE RQCi< Spectacular hilltop views. • . · . , .,, ................... .... vm.ee ............ . 3. *Turtle Roclt Clc:n Cudto Homes Unique attnchM smUe·/arruly bomQ with 111d1v1dual yards .. New Unit March, 1m • 4.1\utle Rock HJghlanck Homes ~esmg]o-fam1/yaecu11ver~ OpcmMarch, 19n. rr.....-.u,,....v......_ In addit1an to tM Village home.s mentlOl'led above, oew homer are oow avaJmblt)n orhu lrvm~ Villages. These mcl!W: -.c...-6. "813 C.nyon Thwnhomes Col(-c:ourse-011entcd /iv in it in Nirwport &ach New Unit ~bruery, 19n. lrutn. Vll .... a. A hundred •ffaaat wa~ to Uw In on. Naldlful place. This map will take you to Irvine Villages. Footuring over 100 different types of homes. Constructed by moie•than a dozen of California's top builders. Start your tour at the. Village Information Center in Woodbridge and get.the facts on all our new Homes. For immediate information, · ®'. call (714) 551-1500. Forresale • _. information, call Macnab-Irvine f DiB ~ - Realty. In Irvine, (714) 752-1414. ·~. i -c EQUAL HOUSING In Corona Del Mar, (714) 644-6200. •001~~' OPPORTUNITY In Newport Booch, (714} 642-8235. <-eondominiumownenhfp. . . , . . ·. I .., Viet Views Updating the Unknmms Current pictures of Vietnam are few and far between but freelance photojournalist Ruiko Yoshida got these glimpses of people during a re· cent visit. The smiling children, above, are among 200 at a government orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon. Many of the youngsters were returned after the war to their own homes, to re- latives or to Vietnamese families that wanted more children. A guide holds a pineapple, below, in a new economic zone just outside the city. The present Vietnamese government is trying to relocate people to the rural areas to establish agricultural villages to cultivate the land. But it seems many urban residents, who have never done any fanning, would prefer to stay in the city, even if they don't have jobs. Downtown scenes vary from the young girl wearing a Marilyn Monroe T-shirt at a coffee stand in Ho Chi Minh City, right, to the people pausing for breakfast near a market in Hanoi, bottom. ....... ' HO.. MllMOttlAI.. HOll'ITM.-N•HYH•tAM ~ ..... ,. Mr. 1!1'111 Mn. P9tr1<11 ""'111.-, 1714 tH11'tl n1"" Street, Huntllltl•to 11.-cll. 1lrl Mr. •!Id Mn. JOe NMw, 711 'Well WlllOft, eoste Mfle, llr( Mr. e11l1 Mn. l>eVld U VIM, 17 .. Orl04• Orlw , Colt• Mite, 9lrl Mr. end Mn. u.yd ltllr!O, 10$1 ~ pie StrMI. W.Stmlneter, boy Mr. •nd Mti. ,,.,,,._ MHU, 1IO Mer· rm l'l•ct, <:*• Meu. 1t1r1 ~'·"" Mr. •ltd Mrs. erk Y•mlnlky, 1Jn1 SlouM Rotd, Westmlnsl9f ,9lrl Mr. end Mn . O•vkl Yot\w, 41$t Brooltslde, lrvint. boy Mr. •"41 Mrs. •.O. CM-. 14111 C.rtn, TUSlln, tirl JHury 2. ttn Mr. end Mn Oeftflh Aust111, tlll M•pell,.. Driw, HUllllft'JIOft IHcll, boy Mr. •nd Mn Tlmotlly Peper, ns Sllallm•r.CO&te-.91rl Mr. •1111 Mn. Mlt."MI 8T.....,, l_,I o.er P•rll. lrvlne,9'r1 .i_.,i,tm Mr. •nll Mn. OMTVt tM<llm .... 111' Flower Street, eost• MetA, 9lrl Mr. •1111 Mn. S-Volle\e, 1'4Jl A199n St...t, FGYlteln VllleY, l lrl I Mr. •nd Mrs. Jotln """"'· 1020 Stony11roo11 Drive, Hunt1111ton Beac h, girt J--r4,ltn Mr. •nd Mn. J•NM$ Teteettt, _. P•le<e A-. (:Mt• -· ...., Mr. end Mn. o.Mls Gelll9enl, JOI S.pPl\lre A .. ,.., INll)N, lloy Mr. •nd Mrs. ·-WOOCI, tMI Oulet eav Lane. Huntlf>l\On 8"<11, boy J.-rvs,1m Mr. •nd Mrs. Jolln ~rtln, 3~ Slue Ko Drive, C0<0n• del ~r. llOY Mr. and Mrs.. KllflMlll l'urut•. 141 11 Enfield Circle, WHtmlMter. bely Mr. •nd Mn . Rk hard GrevlM , 1'307' BeVw•ter Lent, Huntlnvton Beacll. boY Mr. •nd Mrs. Steven Berndt, 10)91 T•mplon. GardenGrove, llOV J•-rv•.tm Mr. •nd Mrs. l'.iry, 2331 Santa An• Ave., Costa ~. 9lr1 Mr. •nd Mrs. ~vnard H•lh•wav. ••n Bavonne Drive, Huntlr191on Buch, t>oY Mr. •nd Mrs. Don•ld Fra11ef1, 2l• EUI 11111 StrMt, Cost• Maw , llOy Mr •nd Mrs. Cl•renc• B•cwar 11Stt M•n<IMster Avenue, Irvine, boy J-ry 1, tt77 Mr. •nd Mrs. Dennis AUcArthur, 6341 Newberry Drive, Hun1l1191en BHch, llOY Mr. •1'111 Mrs. David ltSf, tlMl Port ,t.llOey Pt., Newport 8"ifl, llOV Mr. •nd Mr\. O.VIO $1111111, 1'301 San J ose Str"t, F-ln V•lley, 9lrt J._-,1,1m ' Mr •nd Mrs Robert Moore, 19 Alderll...,.,., Irvine, 9lrt Ja_ry,, lffl Mr. and Mrs. Don•ld P•v•. 17to Pl•cen11•. • 11, Co51a Mew , llOY Mr. •11<1 """· K•,..,.111 F•l1. 1 .. 4\, Ocon Front, Newport Beach llOy Mr •11<1 Mrs. RalPll BoUlnqer 5112 Piccadilly Circle. Weitmln11•r, girl Ja ..... rv 10, ttn Mr. •no Mrs Jimmie Kelly, 712 I( Thanga, Corona clel M•r. girl Mr. and Mr\, Gnni Garr\\Ofl, •Ol Clullhouw. N4!wporl Beach, girl Mr. •nO Mri. Donald GarrlM>I', till Main StrMt, HunllnQton BHch. Qlrl Ja-ry ti, 1m Mr. end Mrs. JlmH Garber, 2'10 .t.l>Otslnc-. U>guna NIQUel, boy Mr. and Mrs. Jolln Cf•v"'1s, 20 01 P•rk Pltc• Drive, L~UN 141guel, boy Mr •nc:t Mrs. Thomas Butlerwcwtll, U Purl ........ .,.. NeWllO't a .. cll, boy Mr •11<1 Mr1 Georte Ehrll,...r, 110 VI• Dijon, Newpon BH<h, boy MISSION COMMUNITY HOSl'ITAL O.C-1. "" Mr •nd Mr\ Sherman Rodgers Mis 511111 VltjO, llOY O.C-S.tt76 Mr and Mrs Lesli• Bl1Uly Mission VleJo,9lr1 O.C-t.tt76 Mr and Mrs ... ndrlk Bos. Co1ta Mesa.girl o.ce-n. "" Mr •n<I Mr~ W1lll•m Gerelle, IOI Toro.girl o.c...-r 14, tt7' Mr. and M rs. Steve Knarlan, Min ion Vlt)o.11r1 Mr. and Mrs. Wllll•m ProtlMro, Mis slon Viejo, girl O.C-r IS, tf76 Mr. end Mrs. Dennis Merllnson, La11unaNlguel,boy 0.C-1',tt7• Mr. •nd Mrs. l..llrry Henc:trlCklOll, MIS· SIOll Vie lo.girl Mr. •nd M". Jerry Wlrter, Mlulon Vle)O,Qlrl Mr. end Mn. Thomas Ellanberg, tr Toro, boy ~f7.tf16 Mr. end Mrs. OemlS Fowler, Mission VleJo,1lrl ~tl.1'7' Mr. end Mn.Allen S .... rs, Mission Vie• jo, lloy Mr. and Mn. Dennis Mc:Mllltn, El Two.girl ~1',tf16 Mr. •nd Mrs. Mklleel Waugh, Leguna Hllls,boY ~!1.1'76 Mr. •I'd Mn. O.Vkl Lum$Clen. Mission Vlejo,boY Mr. end Mrs.Mertl Sclluller1, Minion VltJ'),glrl Mr. end MM HyuftlKlm,Mls\lon VI•· jo,bOy ~14,1'76 Mr. •ftel Mrs. VIClor Gullerrez. S.n c1ern1ntt,gtr1 Nor. end Mn. Antonio &ecerre, San Juen Ceplltrano, boy oec-n.1'7' Mr. 11911 Mn. St.,._ O•Y. Ml"lon Vl•)O,bO'I' ~*""" Mr.'"" Mn. P•trl(k Mc.tnlolll, Ml .. lllClll Vleto,olt1 Mr. eftd Mn. l!M1 Edwenft. Mlhlon Vltjo,9lrl .,......,.,.,, "" Mr. Hd M"· RIClllrel Wenler, Sen a-ent•,llOf ~ ... ,.,. Mr. end Mf'I. Scot1 a._.., •1 T-; llOy ~ ...... ,. Mr. •nd Mn. JofWI c:-t, MINlon VI• jo,bOY .,_,,,,.,, Mr. •ftel Mn. Gari V-tron. Minion v .. ,.,...,, Mr. •fl4' Mn. It-*" kll, Mlulon vi.,.,111., ~t.tm IN. •fld M" ..... t Qlr1stle1114n, ~Hllll.119¥ Mr. •nd Mr•. ltonetd edwerd1, ~Miits.boy Mr. •lld Mn. Wllllam lucM, Mlslloft VkJo.11'1 '-Y1,1m Mr. •llCI Mrt. Jofln l-9*1, LAQvna Hlll .. llrl i.v. •fld Mrt. Ectwllf'd Wet•. Mission vi.io.t1r1 PLAID-Ct.AD SINGERS OF CUTE SONGS MOVE CROWDS SurprlHI B•y City Aollera G•n•r•t• Hyeterl• In United State• Rollers .Rock Late Fee U S ~ud· . Standard: • • ./:I. iences 50% to All ,,y USA ROBINSON Two years ago, I witne.c;sed hordes of plaid-clad screaming teen-age girls in Glasgow, Scotland. Bay City Rollers rans ... Cute. I thought, but it could never happen b«:re. Surely (I thought), teens in America were more sophisticated, aware of drugs and too into Led Zep- pelin to be swayed by this Scott.ish quintet who wore toy outfits and sang cute songs. JUDGING FROM TUE BUPONSE to the Bay City Rollers at NY's Palladium concert, I th.ink I was wrong. For the Bay City Rollers seem here to stay. At least for awhile. They've released three albums in the U.S. : "Bay Cit.y Rollers" and '------~~ "Rock and Roll Love Let-ter," both went gold, and lion," sold 350,000 months ago. their latest, "Dedica- copies since its release four But more importantly, the Rollers' live ap- pearances here have generated the kind of hysteria not seen since The Beatles over 10 years 1ll<>· Even other teenybopper groups -like The Osmoods at their peak populadty -haven't prompted this kind of acreaming, faluting and lntenae ldentiflcatlOft. SACRAMENTO <AP> -The new staggered registration dates have eliminated the long first· of-the-year lines at the Department of Motor Vehicles. But graduatecl penalties for late re· gistration have also dis· appeared: It now costs 50 percent of your fees for being late, no matter bow late you are. OMV DIRECTOR Herman Sillas warned that if you're late, your incentive for registering as soon as possible is to avoid being ticketed for driving an unregistered vehicle. The old law required all motorists to renew re· glatraUon at the start of the year. 1bere was a 10 percent penalty for being "WHAT COULD THE GIRLS DO to identify up to 30 d~ late, and with The Osmondsr• asked ooe prominent teen after 30 days it was 100 magazine editor. "Dresa up like Mormons?" percent of the $11 re- NY's Palladium is a hall usually reserved for gistration fee and 50 per· long, amplified guitar solos and the dlstlnct smell of cent of the llceme fee. marijuana (although I did detect some at this show> SILLAS SAID the cur- -not the prancing around of five cute (most of rent penalty costs the them are cute) boys in their early 20s (most of them average owner $15, re- are in their early 20s). .qqiring him to pay $45 in· From 7 in the evening the place was filled with stead of $30. · mostly girls -ages 9 to 19 -wearing plaid, For a 1977 luxury vehi· screaming "We want the Rollers! I!" and carrying cle, which costs $152 in banners proclaimine, "Sex Is Les," "Brooklyn fees, the penalty would Welcomes the Rollers,0 "Pat's Where It's At" and be $76 for being late, "Les Is the Best." · even one day. While the screaming went on in the hall, Tam The slicker on your Paton, the Rollers' manager /Svengali, talked in the license plate tells th~ . dressing room about conquering America. month it expires, and th~ · registration certificate "WE'VE T&JED TO BUILD THE Rollers slow· designates which of the ly here. We didn't want it to seem like a hype. ID 11 expiration days within England there was so much press, and I took it very each month was as- serlously," said Paton, a well-known hypocbon-signed to the vehicle. driac who talks lncesaantly ol bis cholesterol intake while gobbling a variety of pills. "I did a lot of talking for the boys at first," he continued. "Because I was paranoid about the press, andlwasn'tsurewhattheywouldsay." As far as that clean-cut image, Tam admlta, "We were trying to build something, and there was a market available that we could control. But the Coastli11e To Teach band is maturing musically, there's no doubt about i:te-*" ·--that, and tbat's the important tlllq." ., • u.tt&U C: TllE&E'S ALSO NO DOtJISTTBAT the Rollers• image went throulb a few chanees after Enlllsb headlines revealed tbat nearb' all tbe boys took tranqu.Dben, one (Erle) .imost overdoled on an unspeclfted drUI and anoUler (Les> ran over an old lady wttb bia automobile. It was dilcovered that a few of them did (gasp!) smote, and personnel cban1es took place when several memben either 'ot too old or couldn't take the preuure. (The current lineup 11 Les McKeown, Erle Faulkner Derek Loapualr, Stu.art "'Woody" Wood and PatMcOlynn.) At tbe NY tbow, Erle and WOQCl7 fot 41'161ecl into tbe audience, ao fainted atria were carried acrou tbe footlllhta, and hundrecll ol plaid acanea (none ol them euhlllere> were tolled Oftltale. Uollke 'lbe Beatles, wbo declde4 to atop touring because ol tbe acreams, lead linl•r Let c1a1ma that The Bellen like lt. . Coastline Community Collese la offering two literature cluses thb aprt.111, both of whJch are 1ood for three unit.I ot credit. Early American literature aDd California literature are belni of., fered at nlaht begtJuUai F•b.1. The California literature claaa, dealln1 with major state autbon, meets Moad.,. from 7to10 p.m. ln room 182 at Newport Harbor HUbSchool. The American liter~ COW'M meeta "l'l"S A GOOD FEELING roa us cmtqe, and Tbundaya from 7 to 10 the lirll come to the shows to do that. TbeJ iet off p.m. lo room 353 at on t&al The future? Wel!? t_t'll mature aJowly, and Corona del Mar HJch eventually t!aey'll just UIU!D to the eoap and School. tcreamattheendoftheaumben." For reliatraUon in- And yet, Lei admits that It "leb" to 700 after formatioo., call the col- awblle, all that travellnf and befns trapped lD the le'e hotline at~· hotels. ''Butl'm matlaltbe be.toltbelltuatlon.''be said. l.-ID ¥.£!1.'! i.. ....... tolo •• IDd lldlDil caner ..,.ft r •ular, u m•ltt., tbi beltottbi lltuatlali badMd.. • . ~ . .. I ~ ' •I 642-567f . I • , ......... --~-----~------·--------------------------".~.a:.' CLASSIFIED r-HHMI,_.~ H-.. .... w. "' IHDllln,_,.S. ............ -.... -..................................... _ ........... ,j rS-. · lt1uaet,..,.S. ..._..,_S. HoaeafotrS* : ............ •••!············ .. ····· •...•.................. . ................ ~ .... INDEX -.015: Adnrtf GHtril • 1002 G1Mrtil lotZ ., .. ,... IOOJ .._ : I 002 ~ ... ,.. . 1.001 GtMr.. I OOZ GtMt.a • • 002 ...•.......... ··················"'··· ·················~····· ·················~·· . ........ cMctc ........................... ".. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... •••• 2 ""2~5678"' m~tte£.5 s\S:IO ~--• ~-' THE REAL E~TAlERS_ -W Ml -e .. ..,. .... , .. I ttr .... 9-' .... 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Secluded on private l =-~::.~:· ·.::". :: FOR YOUR JNSPEC· nig ht lights, three cul-de-sac street. ~"~;,,v01 ···:·:.: = TlON. Super hmily spacious bedrooms and Custom built family APl>li•'""' ......... J1D1 home with lfi. Bdrms, distinctive Family room. Country kitchen. 1 """""'"°' t.nr .......... J1100 dbl b · k l J Room Thia elegantly S kl' g ol Thi 1 ~· •••• , 4 ...... •••.• • ~ • r1c rep ace, · par an po . s 1 H;';b,w:;';'i. • . . w; beaut. carpets, heavy customized home is of· home shows like a model 0....110..... • ..... •lloO --------~shake roor. family room fered at $165,000. Shown home. G.l. only $2,000 · ~:=~=~ ... :.:: ..... := GEORGIAN and much more. Good by appointment. Call needed lo purchase thi.s : ~~.'r .. ~;:; · ·:: ·::·'. :,: COLOHIAL location oo quiet street-~to view. home. C811963-6767 ()fr ... 11-..1 -one block to park and O'fNlllOdlPUfoltOllNl(i oPfN lllO•llSl!Jt.IOWMCf• • ........ 11-·1 .... ::::::: .. _, SIX IEOROOM schools. Hurry, don't 1~ 11'~ I :~~;:~ ... ". '."~·::~ For!~:u~~~!4r en· missthisooe!S46-58*> ~~ll~Nl ~:~j,eajn~ ~-::,,f,.~ HERITAGE BUSIHESS. INVCST· try to classic old world _ -=-·-•••-=Z< . --= ...• _. MOIT, ONANC( charm. Large living , hi ..... ~· .. . .. .. -r.x>m with floor to ceiling ; ~;..~!;;:,,:;· '. ·: .. ~:~ fireplace. Banquet sized~~~~~~~~~ lft_,_,.. ~•n<od ..... -formal dining room is ; ::::~~.~~. : convenienlly secluded EASTSIDE , 11 .... , ..... Tro• )(»> from huge country COSTA MlSA • ANNOUNCEMENTS, kitchen. Family casual 2 HOUSEs.I LOT PERSONALS & entertainment r oom Super starter Invest· LOST & FOUND overlooks grounds. ment. 2 spacious homes j ~~,;:j•"'"nt> .... ::·:· ~:~ puest qu:rte:st Swe~p· for the price of one in fan· , ...... , ._011.., • • • , :.ioo ng open annis er stairs tastic East Side Costa , i.o.1 u .,..lld .... ).).() to massive be<lroom Mesa. You can't do bet· , t;;,':i'W!;,.; ... : . · · ... = suites. Hurry for this ter than this. Much too • Trml· . . • . K:tO "Gone With The Wind" mu.ch to describe, so give ; SERVICES charmer. Call 963·7881. us a call. 646-7171. $91,950 • . REALTORS OP&I SAT /SUH I .5 470 Weshniftshr Newport Heights, NB. Nearly cornpleted. 3 Bdrms., family rm .. frplc., beamed ce1I. Ats adjacent 4 bdrm. & Cami· lyrm. OPEN SAT. 1·5 703 GOLDENROD CdM Cu tie! 3 Bdrms .. family rm. Xlnt shape! $98,500 *"" r,., .. ,..,, ......... IOfal O"iN 111o.11 s IVN ro111 MCI' full . 1 : ~ .. ~;~~t .. -l·~liil. ;11,tl t'~~~l~e.llSluNfOMNl(I• '!t I ,, J .. w .. 1at1 " .......... 111n ~~ • • _ .<:~. • I I H•lp"-•"'" .,.r ... 1109 > ~ - MEJCHANDISE • ''::::::·~',=·~ .. ,~~~~=~I no .. v. r .. ,. ..... ·x AM~ · -'Ille fa.st.est draw in thfl-" _.,,......,. ·""'°'-" .i1t West. .. a Dally Pilo11•--------I ROl TOR \ 1wn""' • • • • ........... ••> Classified Ad. PhonE mot'-....,.. ~= ........... · ..... ·. = 642·5678. Herd To Find! c-.... -&':°'11• i..,"'r"'""' .. ; = PACESETTER MESA S40·7000 1 ~1.v.,.. = VERDE one·of·a-klnd, --------.............. . -CUSSIFfED large <I Bed.rm. plan with ~:s.i. . =: HOURS formal dining and ~Gooii. : euswm overslzed ramily ~=:~ . = Achert1~('r<. m:iv place room addition. Large ••>rfll•-· . -llwtr ad' bv telephone patio and low main-~-:~..=.~:::::d · :: 8 ~c:,::~;.:ln';av tenance yard. Offered at ~~Fu•••"""'' . = . 8tonocinSaturday onltody $92,500. Hurry, call ,.._ • °'•••• no us ay at 540-1151 ~M1,.tt•N• • •• •4') ~';!~°:'! .... , --COSTA Mf.c;A Of'f'ICE s.. 330 W. f\av 1\-1:.i,., H1r1 St••to ... = 1>42 5671\ IOATS l MAllNE (QUIPMEMT Genrut .. • ...... ....... ,....,..Mor,,,.,,.. . teal -. .......... ~-. ·--..,_.. --...... CMn. ....... - Jn 'NTt"l<;TON 8EACll 171175 Re-arh Blvd. ~I) 1220 ~~ .• HERITAGE . • REALTORS GOOD PROIATI HOME & IHCOME Open spaciousness and panoramic ocean view in this custom 1900 sq. ft. home now betng com· pleted. 3 Acres of produc· ing lime trees for in· come. Anxious seller will help finance. $159,000. AGT., 729.5373 Corner Location Choice Mesa Verde pro- perty. Close to shopping & schools. SUPERB 3 bedrm. 2 bath home, lge ramily rm. fireplace. new paint. Move·ln fresh~ orrered at $70.500. Call now while It ·s still available ... 549·8655 Monsieur & Madam Parlez·vous French Quarter? 2 Bedrm Con· do. steps lo pool. private courtyard. Taking de· posits now at $51,000 ... 549-8655 Best Buy In Mesa Verde 4 Bedroom, 2 bath and family. Private Spanish courtyard entrance, lg ~-- SHOaCWff llAUTY -Slll.000 Charming Provincial with a pie· turebook: setting! Beautiful & quiet area. Custom qual. built 3 BR home w/lovely pool. Abundant fine wood thruout. View of ocean from mstr. BR. 201 MORNING CYN. SAT/SUN 1·5 llG CAMYOM -$215,000 Beautiful Country Club View! Prof. decorated tbruo\lt in lovely color ton~. Choice wall coverings, lush cptbg & drapes, parquet floor in en· try. 3 B<tnns, 2~ baths. Jacuzzi. 7 RUE GRAND VALLEE Sat/Sun 1·5 JASMIMI CIBK-$154,000 Bright & sunny colors in this lovely customized l·story. 2 BR & den, 2 baths. Your own private jacuzzi out- side mstr BR + many improvements. 24 Hour security. Poor & tennis. 26 SHOAL DRIVE SAT/SUN 1-5 J llG CANYON TOWMHOMIS Gol( course views! Brand new! Security gate! Pool & tennis courts! "Oakcrest" 1-sty 2 BR. Highly up- graded. A/C, lush cptng & drapes, m icrowave, tile entry. $136,500 •'Greenbrier" 2-sur model. 2 BR, sit- ting rm., 2 ba, formal DR. $149,500. "El Dorado0 3 bdrm., 21h ba., 2 story. Lge kitchen & DR. $~500. 26 CANYON ISLAND DR. Sat/Sun 1·5 (00 Ford Rd -East of Jamboree) LmO ISLI HOMI FOil LEASE ~vely 2 story, 3 Bdrm & den home mcl. Jge master. BR w/lge sundeck. Spac. LR & formal dining. Cpts., drapes. Unfurnished. $1,000 mo. 211 I S-Jooqlf1t Hiia Road HEW_'PC>lt __ IT_ cana. H.L 644-4910 I 002 Goet11ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A HAPPIHIMG IH CO.OMA DB. MAI 4 Bdrms .• formal dining rm., brklst. rm., study in child's bdrm., wet bar, family rm. 22x18, 2 frplcs. Approx. 3,065 sq. ft. Add beautiful garden, atrium, custom built-ins, fabulous out- door lighting, exquisite condition; private beaches. For the family tak- ing great pride in their surroundings. Priced to sell at $165,000. <>Pa. SAT /SUH I .5 4~24 DOllCHISTBl ARCH IEACH HllGHTS 3 BdrmS.. 2~ baths; sweeping view from Laguna coast to Palos Verdes. Upgrades, great eye appeal! $110,000 Orange Coast ...... s..1 ·-__ ...,._ .. -:=!if::'..! Sill • = LAGUNA BtACH 11111 Glenneyre L11una 8eac:ll 494·9466 HOPERTllS HOUSES ~ FIXER· UPPERS. Excellent op.. portunil)' to make mooey as investon or ror in · dlvidual s. 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See it today. or. REAL lSTITE 644·414l ~t a low $69,900... !!!!!!m!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Gwr.. I 002 Ga•t.. i 002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• JUST LISTS> Super 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in a great country· like atme5phere. Won 't last at $42,000. 540.36'6 ~llela~ Sa1111rset Modet HARBOR VIEW HOMES. Quality tbruout ln every way. Custom drapes. wallcoveringa, carpets, al l color coordinated. Extensive u se or mirrors. 5 Bedrms, lge family room with full wet bar, formal dining rm, 2 fireplaces. New palnt lnslde and out. Larae covered patk> with vlew. BeautlhlJy ~EAL ESTA~ 'l andacaped, 3 car -======== 1ara1e. One of a klnd, ao HURRYl $17',950. DAMAPOIHT 644-7270 • R·2 LOT·VllW ()ptftSetfs.1·5 SOxlOO llf the heart of 16i I Port la IMllftt Dana Point. Priced at -~=--Ev-~~1 Q_ IEllTillS _ DECUT1YE ESTATI IEACH-41R 2 STORY· POOL Formal entry w majesUc living room. Formal din- ing room is conveniently served from hu ge gourmet garden view k1tchen. Separate family room with crackling stone nreplace + wall or. llaas view of Ju.sh ter· races and aparkllnt free form pool.· Dramatic at.ain sweep to enormoua hideaway master aulte and iuest quarters. Walk to beach. Hurry for tlilil unique bar1aio. Call 883-7191. . ·-•• ~N Ill f• Ir S IVH 1081 N!Cf' ITT~~ THE REAi. ' ~ ESTATERS associated I\ II n "' f A ~. W ~ f, ' "' ·, ·--------•Selllq llU'thlnl ~a • ' . .... ~ ,1.. ' • . • , New Ustinr: $49,0JIO. MODOWM PAYMT. Speclous a bedroom of. ten privacr and luu17 at reasonable ptlce. No do. paymt. Low monthlJ pymta. Tn&1y • dtUlht to •• and eQJoy. Hurry, pleasocall .... , ... Trlde your old ltUff r Dally PtJot Cluslffed .Ad g,ea~ •• noodlet with Is • aimple matter ••• ___ ed_a_d._"2-5671 ___ _. JUltcall~. 6llOIOOM0 ...,_View.._. GtAMT-$71,500 Monteto model" 1bo'Ra 6 bedroom 3 bath home like onel Custom Wlll with ovtr 2200 sq.ft, Ad· window and floor cover· Jacent to Mlle Square lnas. " Bodrms, formal l>ark, aolf course and dlnina rm, spaoloua country club. New hlgbly ramll( rm, fireplace . UPfraded carpels and Lots 0 built ins and other drapes. Completely extras too numero"8 to painted throug hout. mention. On a beauUrut-Seller needs smaller ly landscaped corner lot. tiom. al.nee their fam1Jy See to appretlate. bas irown-up. You will $136 ooo 644·7270 ~ ~ednNr~>~~~ o~ w 1s... 1-s °"'"'Ill 0 .,, s IUN I( "'N I 1975 Port lri1tol ... l•1lftHil Want Ad Results 642·5678 Ga .. rae 1002 ............................................... file~~!~~ laG CAHYOM -llAunFUL Tasteful decor in soft colors, gardens lush with auto. sprinklers & private patios, cul·de·sac location are just a few of the eye stoppers in this 4 bedroom, dining room, f amlly room home. A show stopping price $229,500. OP84 1·5 23 PIHIHURSl LANE. HEW USTIMG -V11W Beautifully maintained couple's home w/2 bedrooms, 2 baths, & large viewing deck overlooking Ca- nyon & Little Corona Beach. Have plans for expansion. $215,000. OPIM 1-5. 234 HA%B.. WESTCUFFS FINEST -JUST USTID Across from Mariners Park. Walk to shopping & business. Formal din- ing, family room in this quality 3 bedroom, well decorated home. $135,000. OPEN 12-5. 1115 MAltlMHS DRIVE. LUXURY COHDO IY·THE-SEA Spacious 2,000+ sq. ft. Multi-level. Newer beach area condo with superb swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi & tennis courts. 4 generous bedrooms, 3 baths, formal dining room, stepdown Liv .Rm. w/mir· rored wet bar & fireplace. Partial ocean Vu. Security Patrol. $105,000 Fee. OPEH I 2·5. I 05 COLUMllA IHEWPOn CUST). P AR.1..lJICE SEnlHG Turtle Rock President home with outstanding landscaping, cul-de.sac location, just a short walk to tennis & pools. 3 bedrooms, family room, dining room, wet bar, view and 2 baths. $125,500 land included. UMIYBSfTY PARK -HEW umM'i 4 bedroom end unit townhouse in Village I. Very sharp and cheerfully decorated. Quiet location with am- ple parking. $82,500. llVIME TOWHHOMI In beautiful Deerfield. This two bedroom highly upgraded home is priced as an investment opportuni- ty at $64,500. IEACH HOME Just $86,500 buys this 4 bedroom, 2 bath beach home. In addition you 'will have access to private pools, tennis court and clubhouse. Call for appointment. IAYCUST CLIAH Sharp 4 bedroom with sunken living room & dual fireplace. Family room & kitchen open to pool & patio. $145,500 for this fee property. OUTSTAHDIHG V11W This split level Blufrs home has 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, fireplace plus an alarm & Intercom system to stve you added security. Call now to see this fine home. $129,950. OP84 l.S. 2637 VISTA OltMA04 FIOMI' IOW llYIMI TBIACI One of a killd, estate sized grounds. Nearly ~ acre. Rambling 4 bedroom family home, view, pool, huge family & garden room. 3'111 baths. Hurry. $295,000. IXCIPTIOMALL y •••ctous- .. CANYON 4 bedroom bome w/dramaUc fialr 1 lilchides beamed cellln1s. Lots Hardina Interior, great kitchen & electroolo ruter 6 humlcWler for cbarm 6 beauty inside plus 0001, ftreptt. Jacuzzi. BBQ & entertain· ment center for fun outside. You're rta~ everythlna's here. $257,500. -~lift OK Nackeuoa hoa f>rtced al SI0,000. and St:S,000. h t!re'1 your t'hoict to bulld up eqwty (ql. ~ll macnab I lrvtne ?"" realty FIMll HOMES FIOM $79,500 TO Sl,.200,000 YllW-lOCATIOH--¥Alut OPIM SUM. 1·5 P.M. 2127 ILACICTHORM. In Eastblu!f! 180 degree VIEW! 4BRs, 2"' baths, formal dining & family room. Pool- size yard. Walk to schools, shop- ping. tennis club. Move-In readyj $1SS,OOO. (C36) MIWPOltT SHOltlS-JUST USTID Super sharp ''A" frame, 2-story home. 3BRs, 2 baths + enlarged brkfst. area. All-new brown carpet -interior paint. ' A real gem at $83,500. Ol'EM SUM. I ·5 P.M. ZU COLTON. CC37) OH HO! Just one left at this price -$87,500 and it will be Of'EH SUH. 1-5 P.M. for your inspection. 38Rs, 2 baths . Wooded walls, nice carpeting, pool· size yard. 1418 fRVIME. MEWPOllT IEACH. Lois Miller 642-823.5. (C38) DESIGMID FOtl AIUMDAMT UVlMG OPEM SUM. 12·4 r.M. 1925 WIMDWARD , IAYCREST! This handsome 4BR, 21,i2 bath home features a spacious living room with fireplace & a magnificent formal dining room & den. Ex- cellent for entertaining & tastefully landscaped with sparkling pool. $179.500. CC39) PERFECTION ON GALAXY DRIVE Beautiful residence with s pec- tacul ar view! Lg. sun-filled rooms -gourmet kitchen -brkfst. area --2 fireplaces -marvelous home for elegance in living & entertain- ing. 48Rs, formal dining + family room. $329,500. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (C40) llG CAMYOH TOWHHOMI One of best golf course views Brand new 2B R ready for move-in. Plus h carpeting & custom drapes. Wet bar fireplace -deluxe recreation facilities including pool. jacuzzi & tennis court. $124,900 fee. J oyce Edlund &-12-823.5. <C41 > MEW -llVIME COVE Private beach guarded com· munity spacious family home w ith lg. family room facing beautiful pool -formal dining - gour met kitchen with 2 of every- thing! Ocean & can yon views! $325.000. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (C42) "A TOUCH-OJ CLASS" Ocean view cilv li~hts + 2 stories of built-in elegance with spacious entry. s piral staircase, cathedral ceilings. 48Rs. famH( room with brick fireplace wal . formal dining/Ii vrng room with fireplace & huge recreation room with Ocean View + balcony . Gorgeous pool, jacuzzi & s· firepit. $315.000 fee . Marjorie Mahon 644-6200 CC43) YOU OH&.Y LIVE OMCI! Go first class! A lovely Country French charmer with Old World flavor & European style. Ceramic lighting fixtures -marble fireplace -leaded brick. 48Rs -2~ baths -all this overlooking a sleepy lltUe canal. $157,500. Bob Owens 642-8235. CC.W> TWO DUPLIXIS Eas tside Costa Mesa/Newport Heights. Two 2BR unlts in each duplex oo adjoining S2xJJS fee lots. $79,SOO each. Vic Jasb.inski 642-8235. CC45) HA.Hoa VllW IC~ Prime l~ation -condominium OQ fee land -New England feeling - sycamore & pine trees -swimming pool, tennis court & near new s~~.P­ ping center. End-unit with park.-tijte surroundings. Plank noor -bJgh ceilings -2BRS+den. U~.7SQ. Barbara Aune 642-8235. (°'6) SUP& LOCATION Lovely 3BR/dlnlng room San Luis Rey Mode) overlooklni pool & park. Close =oK coune, private tennis cJUb, ro ootl park, ~cbools •sbop- ptn1. allbu lights_.. patio stubbed f e>r gd. Rancho :::;an Joaquin - . $\15,000 fee. Laszlo Sharltany 752·1414. (C47) OPIH 1-1 . Z61t UqulTA EMD UMIT X-Plan. Wide greenbelt. Former model, highly upgraded. 3 Bdrms .. form . din., paneled fam. rm., 2~ ba.', lge. encl. patio,. $112,000 RAHCHO SAM JQAqutM Best greenbelt loc., end unit. new 2 bdrm., den, wet bar, 3 pa ti~. most popular plan. Extras! $89,500 HELEN 8. DOWD l!ALTOll. IMC. MLS 644-0134 lf7J Top U1ter & Top S .. ..._, 1974 & lt7S ·~ HewporMlileso loerd of INlton POOL -NEW CARPETS and BEST UPGRADES Located in c h oir.e T u s t i n neighborhood. This 3 Bdrm., fam rm. home w-thrill you with iLc; stunning de- cor. You will a ppreciate its net.•1 carpets, Van Luit papers and garage workshop. Some decorator furniture will be included. Enjoy your patio en- tertainment area with gas BBQ and s~arkling pool. ONLY $82,900. T\,lstin schools are s uperb. OPe. MOUN Sat/S. 1·5 176722Mller, T_.... (Heer l"ilw & Prospect.I CAl!l NOW 752-7315 DONALD M . BIRD Associates, Realtors ~~~! .......... !?.~~,~~~! .......... ! ?.~~ IJeaul/uf anJ Ur!I '/Joung 61R, 61A-OUPW: Nearly 6.000 sq. ft . studio-type w/26 ft. high vaulted ceil- ings. Each unit is like a two-story home with a den and formal dming room. 2 decks, fireplc. wet bar, builtins inc. compactors. etc. Separate laundry rms, 2 oversized double garages. All s urrounded by nice landscaping (with s prinklers). and rich looking slumpstone walls. Close to shopping. $240,000. OP8'4 HOUSE SUH. I ·5 631 GOLDEHIOD. CdM JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport ll•d. comer lOttl 1002 G9Mr'OI 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MACNAB-IRVINE REALTY SALES PERSONS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to lotn the t11ghly successful Macnab-Irvine Realty Company on the opening o f our permanent ofllce in Campus Valley Center. Irvine. Pn me Location -New Building -New Furniture • Existing Sucoeuful Salee Associates • Competitive Commission Agree~! -Fringe Benefits Include Health & life lnauranoe. THE IDEAL CANDIDATE will have had aucceutul experience a will have demon.trated high ethleal standards. We offer mer1(eting support needed to aehleve results! +ALSO+ ASSIST AMT TO THE VICE-PRESIDENT Requlrementa: C.111. Real Eatate llcenae. Preferenoe gl'ltn to candidate w/maJ<>r In martcetlng: at le t 2 year'• experience In quality honW "'"· thoroucJhness In oontrk't ta'Utlny, tldll In training of aatee UIOciatea & ability~ -.,llt In Hating l Mies. lhla poaJtlon hu 11nllmlted growth QPportunJtles for a ~"°" w/management eptltud-. s.Jerv baMd on txptt1tnc.. _ .... ,_ .. ~_,., ... . ................. P.O.a.IUI ....,.,. ....... c..... tlMJ --c. ......... ,,. •• , ..... HOUIS 0'94 I ·S TMs AftW'l • • UMlqut IM IAMCHO SAM JOAqulM - smashing condo, 1563 sq. ft., views, decor, privacy. Asking $102,000. No signs allowed . so you must lind Ronnie Lundy at 21 Rana. UMlqul ova MIWPOlrT H•llOI -4 bdrm, 2 story, incredible.Bay views, room for tennis. See Jane Paquin at 1101 Kings Road. $325,000. UMICi>UE OM IALIOA ISLAND - Shingled 2 story, 3 bdrms, brick patio. Asking $124,500. See Bonnie Evans at 227 Apolena. UMlquE IN HAUOll ¥1EW HIU.S -3 bdrm Lusk, charming, sunny, super condition. See Sharon Smith at 1234 Sand Key. Bring $155,000. UNIQUE IM CORONA DEL MAI - Cottage, So. of hwy., 2 fireplaces, 2 bdrms, 2 baths. See Kay Glavas at 432 Carnation. Br ing $149,500. UNIQUE IH THI ILUFfS -Delores, 3 bdrms .. 2 ~ baths, immed. occup., great greenbelt, asking $125,000. See Fran Scott at 2195 Vista Entrada. UMfqul IM HAllOI VIEW HIUS - tremendous view, delightful home, 2 bdrms, den, nr pool, tennis. See Nancy Laux at 2515 Port Whitby. Bring $126,900 for fee land. UNlquE IN IEACOM IA Y -2 bdrm, impressive. large patio. See Marilyn Hodges at #58 Beacon Bay. bring $121,000. UNIQUE IN THE ILUFFS -3 bdrm end unit with lovely patio. Asking $126,000. See Marge Ellmore at 501 Play a. U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S REALTORS' TH£ NICEST PEOPLE SELLING lHE NEATEST HOMES CORONA OEL MAR . 675-6000 MESA VERDE, 546·5890 • CALL US Ge•ref I OOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• MIWUSTIMG $17',000 Sui>er Townhouse Duple1t with <2 ) 3 Bdrm unit.I. Good rent11I h1• Ulr)'. ~Sat/Sun l·&. WATIAROHT COM DO 1145-.000 You own the land and lhe boat aJip for 40' boat. Ex· citing 2 Story, 3 Bdrm .. r ight on the water. Owner will lea&c/opt 1tt $750/mo with $4000 option money for total sales price of $145,000. Open Sal/Sun l·S pm. CHotCIE SO. IA YFttOHT $310,000 3 Bdrm. 2 Story house & 2 Bdrm rental collag1: wtth view and on·shure moor- 1 ng. Completely r e · furbished & furnished. HISTORIC PALM IALIOA ISL.AHO WATSlFltOMT $276,000 Sandy beach and pier for large boat. 3 Bdrm home+ 1 Bdrm Apt with an xlnl rental. Come & see this super Bayfront and th e ''H istor ic Palm". §al tr1l11tr!l . - FIAi.ROA ISi.A '\II • 673-6900 • True Family Home OMYecrHew! A 2 story, 4 bedrm. large family r oo m with fireplace & wet bar. Large ultra mode rn kitchen. FormaJ dirung. L ovel y area. Huge beautifully landscaped lot on cul-de·sac. Great space for pool or r ec vehicle. Best of schools. ~onte Vista, Kaiser & Harbor Ill 40CILll" -fORAU C.MitftK?#'hra GRE.A T ST ARTER HOME Sh a r p J Br. G a nit• n Grovl' Home w. Ii,: yd 011 quiet street. Priced nghl ut SSl .500. Call today ! 6078 Wartl«-, H.1. 848-0247 I GeMrol I 002 G""°af I 002 - • • •• • • • • • •• ••••• ••••••• • ••• ••• •• •• • • •••••••••• MAUT'ICAL NIFTY ~~~ V C.F:Colt>i.norlh~ •" Co.·R1·allori- TURnEROCK PRIDE Immaculate splitlevel home on quiet Ctd-de-Sac street. 3 spacious Bedrms .. formal dining + large family room with stone fireplace. Very private re- ar yard with large heated pool and ample decking -mature landscaping. 3 car garage + special parking r r R .V. or boat. $152,500 you own t land. Treat yourself today. held ope Sun. 18752 Via Palatino SEAHAVa. Walk to shopping & trans. ; newly corated thruoul. Garden entert n- ment center with covered patio & BBQ. 4 Bdrms., 2 baths, built in garage s torage, new kitchen p- pliances. $65,500 ' WE MHD SALESPIOPU . COMMISSIOHS TO 7°"• C.F. COLESWORTHY 640.0020 EASTBLUFF CENTER S©\\cij\'\-<Z£~s· Thcst lnt1i9uin9 Woto' Gome with a Chuck/a l4'h' l>f CV.Y • '4)UAlt -----0 '"""Oll9" ill• 6 t<•o ... bi.d WO'd> !>.low to ....,,. 6 ~-~ "'"" ....... .. -" "' "' ..... ol ..,~ .. . 0£XUTO I 1 I I I I' SO(TEC I I I I I' I MAYLEN ' I I' I I I f !EHICOli .'llll_ 11 . Mesa Verde 4 BR. 2 BA Cu:.lom Surrounds lrg Pool. Fam. Rm. +A frame del.1gn hides Captain ·s loft bonus rm Huge Mai.ter Suite w/Roman tub-garden hath. Frplc. Nulone Center Kit. Sep. Laundry area. B/l Vac & lnlercom Oecorator shutters, carpets. wallpaper. On lovely landscaped 11. acre. Nr Golf Counlry Club, Best schools & shopping. Pnncipals only. pis $149,500. 3030 Country Club Dr. 751-5004 STEPS TO POOL Lovely 3 bd, 3bath twnhme in most popular '1'1buron". Huge master bdrm. dm area, wet bar. rovered patio. near new cpts. drps, quiet end IO<'allon in move in con- rution. MS·9491 . . TWO STORY MHEOITM GARDEN EST ATE Formal entry into huge living room. Formal din· ing rOOIJl , gourmet ivtchen with breakfast area. Huge family room with crackling fireplace. Walk•ln closet in master suite. Owner wUI help finance. Try $9,000 down. CalJ 983-6767. OAH rll 0 •ti ~ f\JN TO(l( tJ<I • [-llNliJ PRIMI MESA VERDI Lovely shake r oofed 4 bd MV home. Lge mstr w/atrlum, 2 bas. country kitchen, cathedral ceil· tnaa & mor~! Terms avaJlable. Vet.I welcome. 545-t491 ~ Wt,lker & lee fir.al f stat ti DAILYPflOT TARBEil REAiTORs·· ,. Mew WooclHiclge! Just fjn!Shed -n<:NI YoU can see the beauty of th11 stnklno 4 bedroom condo in great Irvine area' Wood parQuet entry leads to a d~atiC winding st11rcase. Separate family room. hear· ty brici< fireplace to snuggle by Private mas!M suite has it's own bath and dressing area. Con· vert1ble den or sewing room 11 you please! S98.950. Call 540-1720 Hear TM Pina! Handsome Summerfield home. reduced almost S2000I Close to South Coast Plaza. neatly groomed yards with sprinklers, covered palto 4 bedrooms. 1~ baths. Formal dining, living room warmed by a ftre s glow. Private master suite 1s away from children s Quarters Eat-m kitchen S65.000. Call 540-1720. 2 On A Lot! Great income property. needs a ltttle work but what a money maker! One bedroom and 3 bedroom home unfurnished 2-car garage. neat yards' Only S51 .000. Call for details, 540-1720 O•letC ..... Soc! Hand&Ome Oceanarr home on a pnvate street. no busy traffic so you don't have to worry about the kids' Walk to grade schools' Party patio neatly groomed yards 4 bedrooms. 1~ baths Dining kitchen. cozy fireplace rn the Irv- ing room Semi converted garltlJe with wood panelrng and carpets Forced arr heating S69.900 Call 540· 1720 31/:z Years Old! Prestige Villa Park area• Freshly painted and decorated ms1de. central forced arr heating and air cond1trontng' 4 versaltle bedrooms. 2 lull baths Candlelight d1n1ng room. radiant fireplace rn the pool table srzed family room Entry hall to entertainer's hvrng room. covered patio area Fully spnnklered park·lrke grounds, heavy shake roof s 120.000 Call S.0-1720. 3-CarG~! Hard lo l1nd 1 hese days' Beautrfully landscaped home. large L shaped patro veran- da Pnde of ownership 1ns1de. professionally decorated 1n nch tones and textures. 3 bedrooms 2 lull baths Family room with lrreplace. central arr lo keep you cool. Deluxe k1lchen with time saving apphances for cook· ing and clean-ups' S6 7.250 Call 540-1720 letterThmt Htw! Sharp one year old Brookview townhOme in fantastic area of Costa Mesa Full line of rec fac1f11ies. tennis court. comm. pool and rec· room. 2 bedrooms + den. 2'11 baths. Richly paneled den or family room area. Dining room + living Quarters. Gourmet kitchen with the best In built-ins. Su~r sharp, shows like a model. S69.500. Call 540-1720. Just Reduced! Save S1 000 on this charming stcwter home' Good area. separate covered patio with 880 area & playhouse tn the large re8f yard. 3 bedrooms inside. wood decorated ranch kitchen U111ng room + dining area Exira wide concrete driveway. Close lo shops and bus service VA terms. S40 .500. call 540-1720 View to Catalina! Newpe>rt Qest home with a superb view from the private master suite Walk to beach. tennis courts. even has a comm. oool. Deluxe kitchen with self cleaning oven. trash compac- tor too! 3 bedroom condo. 3 baths. Eating area In the kitchen. fiesta family room. Log sized fireplace. Garage door opener for conve- nience! 189.950. Call 540-1720. Eatha.Area! Excellent Income proPOrty, 3 on a lot! 3 Bdrm home + 2 one bedroom unfls. Kitchen facility In each rent8'. home has dining room + brfci< fireplace. Great Costa Mesa area. S95.500, c.11540-1720 540-1720 29 55 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TARBEil REALTORS' f WAM'rm Real Estate peopl tor our beautiM Newport Boach office. Call for an ap- pointment. GET MOVIN' !! Whether you're buyln• or selling, Da vidaon Realty's trained pro- fessiooals will "make things bappen". l I l ISLAMD. 2-Story coatemporary Spanlsb. Dramatic uae of glass & wood; just completed, 3 bdrms., 2lh1 baths. Jacuzzi plus m•oy extras. OPEN SAT/SUN 1·5. $1~,()(fl • WANTED OCIA'MfROMT WIST MIWPOlt. Duplex. Best beach, fantastic tax shelter. 3 Bdrms. eaclL $115,CM;l() , ' Buyer for this beautifully upgraded 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Eastbluff home. An outstanding view. Mesa Verde WANTED Someone to be happy in this sunny 3 bedroom Monaco. Custom interior, pool-sbed lot, sheltered paUo and many more wonderful pluses. · WAMTID . Tenant to lease commercial property in prime Newport Beach area. Plenty of parking. Call 64Q.9900 ,._ .. \I J ~11:,, 1<1~: .\I :1~T 1·170 JAMBORE.E: RO NEWPORT BEACH 2 STORY $95,950 Luxurious 4 bedroom on quiet cul-de·sac with formal dining room, large family r oom. kilchen ealln1 area. Park-like oversized yard with nowers, frwt trees. basketball ~ court, auto sprinklers, covered pati06, and yard ligbtin& system. Looks like a model home, hWTY won't 1 a.st. Call 540-llS 1. • -~.A>-HERITAGE • • REALTORS WATEIFIOMT HOME. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths, with family rm. Near tennis Cts. & swimming pool. $110,000 CA...V YILLAGI Comma-cial, J'UST LISTED, comer locaJ,ion, 4 car park- ing, 2 offices. Owner will Tease back. $110,000 DAVIDSON REALTY sao1 w c ""'' H... • r J !' 645 · 7575 3116 Newpc>rl Bl,d N B 673· 9060 • -a I SeMr.e I OOZ c;,..,.. 1002 Ge111ral I 001 GeMral · l u02 G .. ral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·········-·•ii•e4•••!•• ·············~········ • OPEN HOUSE From I pm to 5 pm. TODAY FOUNTAIN VALLEY AREA SANT A AMA COSTA MESA PRICED REDUCED to $67.SOO. Seller needs quick sale. Nice 3 bdrm. Fm. kitchen, Fireplace. Xlnt. FV location. See today! N /Talbert, W /Magnolia. 17538 Sonta Rosalia. 968-3371or546-1754 GRHHVALLIY POOL home. Just listed and best buy on market. Step Dn Liv. Rm. Fam. Kitchen. Exit Master suite to Pool & Jacuzzi. Model home condition. $74,950. W I Euclid. 10789 Slater, 968-3371or546-1754 POPULAl PAUSIDI Estate home with fantastic bonus room, 2 wet bars, 4 bdrms, 3 baths, ram. rm, form. din. rm. Great family home near school s, parks. N/Warner, E /orr Magnolia. 9119 Crocus, 968-3371 or 546-1754 STEPS TO POOL Lovely 3 bdrm, 3 bath townhome in most popular "Tiburons." Huge master bdrm .• dining area, wet bar, covered patio. Nr. new cpts. & drps. Quiet end location. In movein condition. 18261 Arches, :M.5-9491 · HUNTINGTON BEACH JUSTUS1'1D Gracious living awaits you! Spacious 4 bdrm. 1 :Y. bath + .16x30' fam. room. Numerous. up&radea, too many to list. $7t,SQO. Anxious, submit off en. 983·~ 17352 Mill Circle. S&SllAUTT Beautiful Helmsmen mdl. Spacious tbruout, bu'ke family rm. w/frplc. Extras include central air. Must see. anxious, submit r 963-5671~ 20421 Rwminl Springs. llCU•• with maximum privacy, yet near desirable shopping and freeways. Beautifully· decorated home for young executive. Must see! ~/Adams, w /off Bushard. 20291 Adrain Ct. 96N37lor5'6-175' YACAMl',taPl 3 bdrm. clean, beautiful prime area. Owner desperate, wants homesoldnow! Avail fotyour inspection. 6651 Luclento, 1-897.<mJ. $65,500. PllSMIMOMI 4 bdrm + dea, 2 *"' family home w/separate master suite downstalra. Fantastic country kitchen. Owner wants offers no•. fll,900. 6"1 JleuJ»eoa. 1:..,.-n. . llAU11M POOL HOME This exquisitely decorated & landscaped home is brand new on the market. Only 3 yrs. old, heavy shake, vaulted ceilings, formal din. Too many extras to mention. Lg. pool & jacuzzi in elegant yd. 3121 Griset, 545-9491 POOL Ir JACUlll Make this beautifully decorated home just the right situ11tion for business or social entertaining. 3 spacious bdrms, 2 ba, & fam. rm., in convenient location nr. So. Cst. Plaza. E /Bristol; N/MacArthur. 1201 Alton Ln., 646-7711 YllUGI WALK Spacious 3 bdrm, 2 ba. Condo w /big dbl. car garage. Ideal location in proximity to So. Cst. Plaza. Btwn/Harbor & Bristol. So. of Se~erstrom. 2901 "B" So. Fairview. 646-7711 HEAa-NIW l·STORY Year old Beauty, Model home decor inside and out. 4 bdrm, 21h bath, wood cov. patio. See to appreciate! N /Segerstrom E /Fairview. 2301 Hall, 968-3371 or 546-1754 f'llMIAllA Plenty of room in this 4 bdrm· plus den or five bdrm, 3 ba home. Bas form. din, great de- cor, immaculate cond., on tree lined street. 2309 Avalon, S.A. 545-~91 WESTMINSTER DllTT~ Presently way under market. Bring paint, brush, hammer & na.Us. For the handyman. $42,900. 9402 Westminster, 1-397.cml. COSTA MESA AISOUlllLY IMMACULATE 3 bdrm beauty with lots of eye appealing natural wood & prof. wall graphics. Xlnt N. Costa Mesa Location. Just listed. N Baker, E Fairview. Ult Charleston, CM. 646-77ll • COl.LlelPAIK Huge backYanl. garden & play area. Room for pool. Dbl. detached garage, 3 bdrm, 2 bath + family fm. + 17x12' enclosed patio. Lots of fresh pai11t, lovely neiehborhood $69,500. 229 Princeton Ave. 545-Mn EXECUTIVE ESTA TE MESAVEIDI Btfl 4 bdrm, 2 ba, 2 story home. Great floor plan, Italian tile entrance, lge living rm with PV stone fireplace, frml din, family kitchen, cul de sa c street w/extra lge Jot. 1935 Kildeer C.M. 545-9491. NEWPORT BEACH IRVtNE FANTASTIC YllW From this immaculate Newport Bcb. home. Superb oversized f am. rm. & formal liv. rm., both w/fireplaces. Btwn/Coast Hwy. & Cliff Dr. 251 Oceanview. Newport Hgts., N.B. 646-771L . Mil EXECUTIVE Big Canyon Beauty! Exclusive location. 4 bdrm home on prime :Y.. acre lot w/view of city lites, golf course etc. Terrific patio for exec.' entertaining. Call for details. 838-6256. #10 Burning Tree Rd., Big Canyon, NB. . PllYAD ~OMMUMITY . Of single f am homes in this btn Npt Bcb location w/xlnt VIEW. Quiet cul-de-sac st. $142,500. 2201 Private Rd., N.B. 646-7711 ·UDOISU Outstanding custom bit home w /4 bdrms, 3 ba, fam rm, separate game rm & 3 car· garag~. Excellent value at $217,700. 107 Via Genoa, 'N:-B. 646-7711. IAYCllST POOL HOME · Spacious, beautiful, newly de· corated f amity home in select area. Priced right for im- mediate sale. 2051 Shipway Lane, N.B. 646-7711. L AGUf'olA tollGUEl PAMOiAMIC YllW .. . EnJoy spaciousness in this • bdrm, 2 bath, form din, fam rm, 2 frplc, auperb upgrading . inside & out. Walled in entry court yard for privacy. '4831 La Vida Dr., IA!g. Nig. 545-9'91 LAGUNA BEACH 90L.F COUISI Y1IW CIOWM rotNr Btflly upgraded exec. home on · Ma blk. to ocean in Lag_una best golf _courae. Every rm. very area. Very spacious 3 bdrm. spacious w/mstr bdrm down, a custom built home w/2 master up, 2~ bas, frml din. rm., Jae suites. Fantastic pool &' FR, wet bar &ex\>ansive view. Juaelous grounds. Only 105 Masters Circle. ·c.M. $185,000. 158 McKnight, 5'5-N9L SG-9'91 SALES ASSOCIATE MAl\Y JANE CJlOMLING OPB4 HOUSE SUH l·S 206 7th St. l!untington Beach 4 BEDROOM. 2'h BATH $87,990 6871 Retherford, Huntington Beach 3 BEDROOM'. 1 ~ BA TH $64,SOO 4591 Ranch Grove, Irvine 3 BEDROOM, 1 ~ BA Til $66,500 8951 Bolsa Ave, Westminster 2 BEDROOM, 21h Ba Condo $54,900 275 Albert Place, Costa Mesa 3BR,1~ Ba, F.R. Pool $83,500 -OflPOltTUMTY cAua ....., Come as you are and get the details on your future in the lucrative real estate profession. Speak direcUy with our Fountain Valley-M~ger. Availabl~ Tues. evening 6 to 9 p.in. ·or call for appt. · Pl.AM TQDAY FOi YOUI TOMOIROW 18055 Magnolia St., Fountain V~lley 963-8311 IOO~GtMNI IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE. INC. ' lOC~llY OWHlO COMPAH' SlRVING THE SOUTH COAST ARLA SINCE 1963 TOP SALESPEOPLE FOR JANUARY Jl!UY CHAS! ........ leedi OPEN BEAM FAMILY ROOM Family living and a place to·spread out! This 3 ~edrm North Costa Mesa home ls priced well below the mark et at $65 ,800. Owner transferred. Open Sunday l..S; 1392' Galway, Costa Mesa. Call 546-4141 REMODELS> Quality carpet and a big 1)001. ·See this North qosta Mesa ~omq, at $67,95o. Call M6-4141. -·• .,.. LIDO ISLE WA T-ERFRONT New ground level 2 bedroom Condo. Gourmet kitche.o, den with wet bar, 2'h? batl}s. Private underground parking. Unobstructed bay view. See this prestige home today. $229,500. Open Bouse Sunday 1·5; 330 Via Lido Nord, N.B. Call 640·6161. BIG CANYON Brand new, never lived in, executive home. 2 Story living room with !Jl&Ssive fireplace and view loft. 5 Bed.rm, 6 bath, family room and library. All of U1is lobb out onto spectacular pool waterfall and golf 'CQOJ'Se. Truly an out&tanding home. Open House Sunday 1-5; 17 Royal St. 'George. N.B. Call 640-6161. VALUE PACtCED Westside 8 Bedrm., a Bath home with 20' formal dining room + family room w1th firitJ>!ace. 70x110' lot has recreation ve~cle ~r boat access. CALL NOW 982~. •• WESTSIDE IQUTY ,_ Tbls C!UStom remodeled bome was gutted alld rebuilt as new. Has exquisite country kitchen. muslve used brick corner fireplace In llrillg' room. 2 New baths, 2 Bedrooms & den. (Huge ma•ter w -2nd fl=ce). EXCLtJSIVE NEW Lt G AT BARGAIN PRICE OF $89,500. call now to see NI 4tM. pre~en/J COllECE PAii MiW ~· May lease optioo t 3 Beclrooibl, ~ bi\bs, fireplace. New carpeta, paint and drapes. Fe~ed yard with separa~ d6g run. $67,950. Qr lease opUon$2000-$450/mo. . 201 ....,. .... c:_.. Me. ...., t-1 LITS OF SPACE IN ~~T ttlf•Hts -store youl' boat or trailer. Very livable 2 bedrm bungalow w,ith Jots of ~tlal to de- velop. $75,000 115 ....... Mwptldt ,. ,_, SOUGHJ AFTER HAllOR VIEW ':=.'°"IM A~~ .. -2 or 3 taStetif lmmaculate bedrooms. Tiled entry and kitchen. Professionally landscaped by Roger's Gardens. Must s.ee -$129,.500. ' lllJ,.,. .....,, M.t. s.t/S.11-1 PANOUMIC OC~N V¥W CUSTOM HOMI OM 1HI llLUFFS This spacious corner bo~se has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, and breakfast noo~ -f.lus unique feature of s.,~ate ' mother-in-law0 unit. Auto garage opener, sprinklers, etc. $135,000. HORSE PROPERTY, TENNIS? 3''2 ACRE ESTAft .... IACk IAY -on bluff overlooking bay, mountains. Rambling home with separate party house by lovely pool. .Room for tennis court or stables. $550,QOO. ESCAPE TO PARADISE OM 1HI HACH "'T MAUI -custom built home on nearly an acre. In lux• uriant garden setting with sepaTate guest house. Every amenity! Call Bill or Helen Gold for details. $595.000. 642-5200 GeMral 1002beeera1 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * Baf/,oa..96fanJ * HOME & INCOME 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home on large lot. just steps from North Bayfront. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath apt in rear offered at ~175,000. WILLIAM WINTON REAL ESTATE 229 Marine, Balboa Island &15-3331 SURIOUHDED IY WAT& MEW OM TMI MillCET FIMIST OH LIDO $215,000 lfegml 5 ... ._.. wffll • t..•lfll pool_. Wcll ,.tlo. <Mlla1•1 ..... ..... 2fullohmld2St1 .... .... c .... -We_, with ......... .... ....... ,.. feet .... for ... eDCllilfft. f...U, wt.o •foys lndoor/-9dur l'flRg met entertalnll19> Shown by cwt•_, MOT OM THI WATa . "-twgltta-MW lslat. · $~44,tsO " _ ................ cmt ....... . mw. Up -..11 .u nu h ...... ,... ., dec:oa .......... fop ... ._, wllo •••cl• 4 Wnn, fo,... Al"'9 ,.. .-c'-' ......, ,.,... .... .,,._ (IOOI. ,.,. •• -........... -........ a.. Ir lohlJ t.OOI .. , ... .. decor. 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MAGMIFICEMT *' * * Shaded tree-lltled ;-treet, Norih of ~r;fl~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ DOVER SHORES * bl way. C2la.rmin1 open bea~ private yr. old cusiom home ot 38001q. ft., on This !root row home oft.,. a 1plendld patio, frplc. Open bouae Sat/Sun CUR Drive. Security system. safe, 3 panoramic vlew of ocean, Fashion 12:30-4.103 Poppy. ear garage, 2 wet bars, sauna, rotary Island & bay. Luxuriously brtpt & -11 ••uPUS YllW nan phone a1atem, built-in vacuum. If cheerful, with its large UvlQa rm., "'" ,,""' '"""I $320 000 Is wtthln your budlet. you'll large f amlly rm. w /lrplc. & ftt bar' & •925 Pueo de Veaa. l·S Sat. G..-cteo not ~ant to miss thia. SbowD by app•t. huge formal ~ rm. 4 Bdrmali ' ~':"~. ~m·c.!J'.~·;J4.Uou= Olllf. &;~~Ou! ~t:"1n~a~c:~t:r'i~1a~~ model home. Pool & shopptn1 nearby, M 1HI UI Is A beautllul 3 bdrm., 21At ,000 Slt,IOO lncls land. bath condominium with most every- £ ftD£ DU!,EX CM $96 CM thing. An end unit with complete & "'11 -~ unobstructed vlew! Wet bar1 alr Like new p de of ownership. Xlnt rif. 1 d d 1e At rental area. Walking distance to all pu •er, arge wrap-ar'O'ID ec · amenities. $149,500, one of the nicest! £.cM TRIPLEX _ $159.500 10 ACllS POI SUIDrYISIOM In Xlnt location on this beauUful new Riverside County. 65 acres planted in oranges & grapetr'Uit. Highest & best triplex. Choice of colors & decorating use ts l -acre residential lots. horses ~j1~ts. Completion scheduled for June permitted. Adjacent property ta sub- C.M. -16 UNITS New, pride of ownership, xlnt rental area. Pool. rec area, workshop & storage. SHS,000. ~ 675-2311 GeMral .............................................. {u.st~./3J#' 0 644-1133 ~:call ,-ANYTIME THE BLUFFS divided & sold out at prices from $62.500 to flO,OQO. Tb.ls la free-4' clear & priced at $640,000, Come In or call for particulars. LOOll'l5 .. GAIOIM 4MOft1 We have a beauty with corner location for privacy. 3 Bclnns., famil.Y rm. & den. New carpeting, plumbing & dish- washer. Only $74,SOO. Park Green Estates. 67)..4400 DMslo.. of HcstMw ... .,...._. Co. BEAUTIFUL 5 IR. :..:. $125,000 One of ~ion VleJo's best, with larce family rm., formal dining rm., flt>lc., 3 car garage. & mt. le nl&ht · lllht views. Trans! erred owner off era this 2850 sq. ft. home for quick. sale. I • PROFESSIONAL ILDG. 10 Moclern offices, 2 secretary's o!- fices, law library room & reception area. Scheduled income over $27,000. Room & plans for expansic:m. $225,000 HEW IA YFROHT CONDO 2500 Ft. ot luxury. with huge living rm., extra large 2 bd.rm:I. & den. Docking avail. Owner offers for $895 monthly lease or will option to sell for $185,000 WE'VE MOVED to our new location on ground floor of Great Western Savings & Loan Bldg., 450 Newport Center Dr., Newport Beach . fiuf .. 7 5 9-~8 IO!R Guol Wu~ 'BUg. * TO HELAN REAL ESTAn'S • COST~ MESA OFFICE, FOR AN UNPRECEDENTED RECORD BREAKING MONTH $5 lllLL• IMSALES FOR THE MOMTH OF . JAMUARY 1977 *IF YOUR NEED IS TO IUY OR SELL ·REAL ESTA TE. CALL COSTA MESA'S * t11 PROFESSIONALS . "WE'RE HERE . tO HELP" i Popular E-model; view of canyon - water -night lights. Immaculate con- dition. Fully furnished. In original area. Lots of space! By app't. only. $135,000 CoD)plete. ~:~~~ .......... !~~ ~:~~~ ..... -... ~~~ * 540-3666 * .. ona PltlMI PaOPB1tiS & LEASES Jt. VAIL ,,_U EASTILUFF REALTY 100 GtMt'OI 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CE . 110111 ILlllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE 8 OPIN SAT. & SUN. 1 .. 5 402 YISTA RUCH>. Elegant New Listing in the Incom- parable "Bluffs'' 3 Br 2Y.r Ba Con· versation Pit 2160 Sq. Ft. Very Private Looation Adjacent Major Greenbelt. Shows Like a Jewel $115,000 205 VIA UDO SOUD On the Bay wilh Pier & Slip 2 Story Contemporary. Luxurious 4 Bedrooms & Maid's Quarters Outstanding Master Bedroom Suite. Enjoy this Bayfronl Beauty From Expansive Deck on Water $210,000 #16 DflllWOOD LAH! Big Canyon. Outs tanding & Dramatic Broadmoor III with 4 Bedrooms Tastefully Decorated. Lends itself to Formal or Informal Entertaining. Beautifully Landscaped With Pool & J acuzzi. Fantastic Kitchen Sweeping View. For the Discriminating Buyer $295,000 Including Land 4 II Pl.A TA IM THI IWflFS Spacious ''E'' Plan Condo Overlook- ing The Upper Bay & Ecological Preserve J Bedrooms 2'h Baths Family Room Large Patio. Ready for Occupancy. Lease at $750 mo. I 16 VIA qurTO. UDO ISU 2 Story, 3 Bedrooms Street to Strada. Completely Remodeled Colors & Decor Simply Delightful In this Highly Upgraded Residence. Private Beaches, Tennis Courts & Clubhouse $145,000. SUNDAY 1.S. 81Y APPOIMTMEMT a.UADS ... r PLAN Spacious & Lovely Large End Unit Condominium Adjoining Greenbelt 4 Bedrooms FamJly Room 2600 Sq. Ft. Shown only By Appointment 11I2 GALAXY Dim Drive By And Call For An Appoint- ment To See This Lovely View Home OverJoottn1 1be Back Bay. 3 Bedrooms Formal Roman Gardens With European Old World Elegance. Exquisite Quality By Ivan Wells $289,000 OUTSTAael• eusrbw IUUI In Much Desired Corooa del Mar. Tri·Level Malo Bouae Featurtni 4 Bedl'C)OIDS Plus. Moet WJ~Ual and Decorative Exterior of Glass, Wrou~t Iron and White Brick. Surpnses IJke Wine Cellar, Billiard Room, Sundeck, Bar.B-Que Area. 1 Bedroom. 1 ~th Rental m BMr. Unlike Anytblng In the Area. •165,000 Pee Ill DOYll DllYI 831·1• ---------------- WTBLUFF OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 12:00 to 5:00 PM 3007 CAROB l...tlMy .,aded J ~ 2 '"'"" S•p•r •l•w, larCJ• faMit roo. wltlt fl,..,aac., gow .... ldtdMta. ~ .... at th bftt. OWMr wiU flnallc9. Ofr.t.ct at $165,000 • Cal 640.9900 \·_\I J J~~'. I ( t~~ \ I : r'' 1470 JAMBOREE RO NEWPORT UEACH I 1002 GaMr.. 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~II. mecnab I lrvtne ?-raalty EXICUllVE HOMES FOR THE DISCRIMINATING IUYER WEST CUFF The perfect couple home -2BRs & baths +den & dining room with wet bar. Newly remodeled kitchp & new carpeting. Covered porch & patio. $124,500 incl. land. (CSO) WfMI ILUflfS• Beautifully decorated end-unit con- dominium. Split-level 3BR, 2~ bath. Wrap around patio + deck off master sulte. Wide greenbelt + Bay view. Available immediately! Ask· ing $152,500 leasehold. CCSl) UDO tsLI -IST ORB ... t Fantastic view location across from sandy park ... well constructed. single-story 3BR home. Spacious rooms -nifty new formica & linoleum kitchen -mahogany cabinets. Lg. walled yard + 3-car garage. 60' lot. $198,000 incl. land. (CS2) LneA ISU MAMSIOM One of the largest & most spec- tacular homes in Newport Beach! 68Ra + huie rooms for entel'taln· ing, billiards, family rooma. Presently being redecorated thruout in soft belaes. whites le golds to accent architectural features: high ceillnp, baodlome marble floors & elegant baths. Owner will consider a lease er lease with option to purchase. (C53) LMaA ISi.i t BllWIAMIAM One enters thru 18' dbl. doors after cr9stlng a aparkll~ 1wlmmin1 pool I Over 100 of Ba rant Is views of Baysbores, Lido le & the B11 Bay. The residence features: quarry we. eea:~ed oak. spadoua rooma with eel c:ftltnp. &BR suites. aWdy with full bar, NCl'Ui- tion room. jacua:l, aaUDa, elevator & 3rd floor storaae. Call for brochure. (054) CALL: CA1"Y SCHWmlll 642.aJJS -~-PREMIUM SELECTIONS BEAUTIFUL BLUFFS 2 I 67YISTJt.&n'IADJt. Ol'BtTODA YI ·5 Your very best "bayfront" opportuni- ty. 3 Bdrms., 21h baths, "Dolores Plan", showroom sharp! All new carpeting, drapes, completely repaint· ed -unobstructed (now or ever) water view + twinkling night lights. Vacant & move·in ready. Reduced for prompt sale, now $132,500 (available on lease at $650 per month). 2926 raLA OP1N SUN. l·S Our finest -without equal -2800 sq. ft. of custom elegance -perfect to last detail! The big "E-Plan" made ·even larger -3 bdrm., 3 baths, fami· ly & game rm. -refreetory dining rm., sunny gourmet kitchen, brkfst. rm., even utility rm. Totally coordinated -profess. designers own home. Choice end unit on quiet cul de sac. Only steps Crom your tremendous patio to private pool. Eltjoy thrilling bay & mt. views -exceptional at $197,900 <Land included). 526 YISTA GRAND! OPIM SUM. l·S Prime early area, greenbelt fronting, end ''Trina Plan", in "bristol" condi· tion ! A bright & cheery 3 bdrm., 21h bath split-level. Quality appt's. thruout, very spacious "walled·in" private patio. An xlnt selection at $125,000. EASTBLUFF POOL-VIEW Spacious 2480 Sq. ft. 3 BDRM., 3 BA. -could be 4 or S bdrm. EXTRA iarge lot. Lovely pool. Room for boat storage or extra car or adding on. A must see this weekend. $159,500 OPEN SAT. AND SUM. l·I 2963 CATALPA NIWPOIT HACH 833-8600 Opc.·11 Mott J,.~ +h~u. $\&." dAy .e:oo ... -a:oopm 100210 •• , .. 1002 .............................................. IA ll«OWT C:OMDOMNUMI wnN 30 • 41 n. SLIPS AVAILAILL 112'.IOO TO SJIO,OM. CAU. llOI 14- NMIMATIOM a Alrr. ~~ • eoo Newport o.nt• 0ttn • '40te00 H yfllln lceuN & ..... • to .. CG•• • .. -... o1 w.... 1ea1 Estal9'• w....,.. T--. please ccil ltl-7115 w 540.3"6. I t. G1111ral I 002 Gwr.. I ooz·G ... r.. I 2 ····::::~:;;·;:;···· ·····Co·····~········",· ... n .... ,. ........... '~-. 1ou trt.1ty, c.M. le 0 ewnorl' Before you buy come see r - this large, 4 bedrm, 2 bath home. Family rm + den. Fireplace, blbul, up. graded crpts, drps. Painted inside & out. Dble gar. Sprinklers front le rear. Fruit trees. Gate for trailer & boat . Best o( financing a vaila · ble. Owner bought oew home and ls arutious. 646-eves :556-8674 HUllY!! I st n. Offered Large 4 bedrm famllJ home close to Mesa Verde Country Club. Grand piano sued living room, l•r1e aepar•le family room complete with wet bar1 big bedrooms and neavy 1balte roof. Covered patio and be•utiful grounds 1urrouod An· thooy free-form pool. Call S46-:ill80 for full de· tails. ~~.~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS 2ON1 LOT Eastside income proper· ty with a 3 bedrm home +a l bedrm rental. ~oos llteot income te25/mo. $17,IOO. ·~ REALTORS 675-5511 t OPQI HOUSES #II CANYON I~ DllYI: .. = Tow t a J ..... md ... C4m ~ 1p1cl-........ l"-J-Pool -,.... .......... of ...... ,.. ...... S 151.400. 0,.. W & S. l·L #6 CANYON LAM1 -CANYON CllST: 3 ••••om. ta•ly room. 2'/J ....._ ffre,aH.. I• ll•l•t roo• Ir ....... IM*n• fonMll ..... USO mr IMf411fJ ..... 0,. Sat & s. 1-s. •••••• 120 WHrTIWATa DI. -JASMIMI Cllll: 0 Mooare1t" ..... Pl• 4. ....... .., ....... 2...,,Jii1 ...... ...., .-. 21/1 ...... ., ..... ,... .• ,.... ........ ,'" ........ ......., ................ ...,,_ CPedy _.., & .. ,_.,L Al wvtMsa - 24 ..... Mealtf ~ .............. I ttr Iii.._,.~ $18',SOO. J .... Cnell .................. "l""'llil' .. . -llillow,llft ........ U..c.. HAllOlll ... A. .. -4 ..... ..._ ......... ..., ........ ...... a.IOMUSlsa._..,_...,....._ wtw-a umngs a asto. weed --·· c ....... ,d • 1111. -llGHr ON THI llACH -OM .. COIOMA llACH -lllAlllS DllYl.lal u1 .. View, I ...._ Ir cmv•tl-W. ... $650 par ... y..., ..... -COLI OF NIWPOIT UALTOIS 15111. c:...t ..., .. c. -.. Mil' 671-5511 --· -~ --- G&MHI 1002lca1m1rtil 1002 ................................... -.... ----------All TOMS!! VA, FHA or aaume eJC· lltlnl VA loan with Jusl 113,000. Sharp home with added famUy room f« oolJ '53,l!OO. Call Im· medi.aLelJ! ~1..$800 w ............... .. , u Metwortr 1~~~~1 RXBUPPB ' WITHPOO&. Brln(I 10UI' paint tiruab and loob and tun t.hlt bom• back lato th• charmet It should be. ~ lD Garden Grove ....a I 8r Plut lat'I• Uv· In& NOID. ltri ced to •ell at SS&,900. Call CDllec:t (714)MWJIS Cl"fN fil 9• II~ t0 If HICf I' ~:-~~f THE REAi ~1 EST1'1 ERS ANYONE llEDI IN llFICE IOllJUI! :.•d••· ·~· 2 ... , ........... .. .... .,..,: •...... 9...t ... .... .......... a-···~ tt.w~7 .~•·• ................. _...~ .... ,_ ................. ~ q ............. Yl!lt _ .... ~' ... ,_ .. 1~IJMIW1! t Sa, .......... • ···! - I Sl7.IOO 3 IDRM + IOMUS ..(fUiet billal~ cul de sac. ~co entry. Huie Uv. rm, brick frplc. Spacious ~eal country kitchen breakfast area. Mapl.fl· . .i.4:...n! BONUS FAMILY > ~M -over 700 aq. n.J .:... Raised beutb frplc, , cathedral beamed ceu. iog. 12' wet barw/refrtJ. Secluded m~r. Tiered 'redwood decked lanai .~ jfatJo. 2200 sq. ft. + - JllUCh more! Call fast 'm·l700. 'Ol'fN ,,. o.,, s 'UH ro 1111 ""'' r-1eai1u ·J LIDO ISLE OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUM I 1-5 I 04 Via M111towt Undoubtedly a sharp, elegant 2-story residence for entertainment. 4 Bedrooms, 4 baths + swimming PoOI w/solar heating; on oversize lot. Seller motivated. Jmmed. occupancy. Sub- plit your terms. $215,000 PICASSO UALTOR 675-2110 ' -EXUDES LUXURY The floor plan bas a refreshing originality That is spectacular! = Room. Formal Room and three ms are within this d'ecorator home in de· sirable Mesa Verde. The upgrad es are too numerous to list. You enter the Master J'edroom through double doors with a separate cl06ct, bath and powder room as large as some bedrooms. TAKE AD- VANTAGE TODAY!!! Call~2313 oPfN 1119 •IISIVN10kl Nr<I' [,9;1filltl BALBOA •Bedroom. family room, 3 baths. 100 Feet from the sand. Located on the end <I. Balboa Peninsula with a view ol lbe harbor en, ~ from 3 rooms. Off· ,b'eet parking for 6 ears. "DUs Ui one ol the beat &ocations In Newport Be a ch . Fu II p ri c e $191,500. CALL 7S1·3191 C:SE.LECT I PROPERTIES MISAVaDE 41EDaOOM + FAMILY Just Ualed! New roof, new .,.mt ouulde aod re· ad7 to move tn. Ore.at l~atlon for children! They cao walk t demeatal'y •nd Jr. Hla School. Priced ro ~&.lld quick sale a '70.-. Call *-2'lll (7fN 11 9 • If~ I~ 10 It N't'f ,. [ JMNtil MIWUSTIMGSI MlfaOMT A choice Balboa Joca· lien! Lota of cupboardt 6 doeet epace i.n thia love! ~ .• 2 bath coado. Pool • aundeck, tool Price 983,0001 M1WPOaT SHoau .Profeta. decorated, bdrm. + den, 2 bath b_qme; brick frplc •. dubbome, poo11, leno1I 4"-S7UOOI WATBROMT ... lfloet. Choice loca t ' BR, 3 baths. . i..e. patio. N" •on l Jut Joni • ,fOO COIOMADaMAI Twin duplexes. SH, Each. Bettu hurry on lbeMI ....... ..,,... ..... ,,. • 675-7060 ... BAC.K IA Y CUSTOM 1Y 0\11118 -$117.IK 4 Bdrm. :M Bath, fam·rm, pl•yl'OOm, laundry room. All rooms open1 onto pool. 2600 Sq. ft. plus 2car1araie a.rut R. V. Parking. J llDIOOM #9 Amberwood (Smoketree) Irv 559-1932 $62,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 515 Irvine Ave. Nwptlits, NB 642~ $75,000 SaUSun 1·5 432 Cam~on. old CdM, CdM 67S«>OO $1'9,500 Sun 1-5 39 Canyon lsland (Big Canyon) NB M2-823S $124,900 Sun.12-4:30 58 Beacon Bay, Beacon Bay, NB 67~ ~000 Sat/Sun 1-5 234 Hazel Dr .• Corona del Mar 644·1766 $215,000 Sat2·5/Sun 1-5 123 Via Zurich (Lido Isle) N. B. 644-7211 $1.29.500 Sat/Sim 12·5 320 Via Lido Nord, Udo I.sle, NB 64<Mn61 $229,500 Sunday 1-5 1111S.CoastDr.#l02J, Woods, CM 545-6637 ' Sunday 1-5 2 11 It FAM IM or DIM 7 Montan.as Norte CRSJ) Irvine 642-8235 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1000 Santiago (Dover Shrs) NB 644-6200 $215,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 3309 California, M.Verde, C.M. 751-31.91 $74,500 Sun 1-5 14 Solana CRancboS. Joaq.) Irv. 833-8615 $94,000 Sat/Sun 11-5 1100 Dover (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 $124,500 Sun. 1-5 26 Shoal Dr. (Jasmine Creek) CdM 644-4910 $154,000 Sat/Sun l·S 444 Seville (Balboa Penin) N.B. 548-i29o Sat/Swi 1:30-4:30 •21 Rana, Rancho S. Joaq. Irv. 675-6000 $102,000 Sun 1-5 479 62nd St., Newport Bch. 642-0677 $74,500 Sat/Sun 10-5 1812 Port Ashley, RbrVu, NB 642-5200 $1.29,500 Sat/Sun 11-5 365 La Perle Pl., Newport Hgts. 752-1920 $77,000 Sun 12·5 6011 Sierra Bravo Rd, Irvine 768-1212 Smiday 12·4 2515 Port Whitby, HVHms, NB 675-6000 $1.26,900 Sunday 1·5 l IEDllOOM 4515 Hampden (Cameo Shrs) CdM ~ $174,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 335 Lindo (Peninsula) Balboa 642-823.5 $18a,OOO Sat/Sun 1-5 605 Lakeview La. Costa Mesa 979-1050 $78,000 Sat/Sun 12-4:30 313 Island (Balboa Penin.) N.B. 645-7575 $145,000 Sat/Swi 1-5 2662 Crestview Dr. (Baysbores) NB 645-7605 $140,000 Sat/Sun 8-5 128 Via Vella, Newport Bcb 673-1610 $150,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 308 Vista Madera (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 $152,500 Sun. 1-5 241 Via Genoa (Lido Isle) NB 642-8235 $198.000 Swi. 1-5 223 Colton (Newport Shores) NB 642-823.5 $83,500 Sun. 1·5 •201 Morning Cyn (Sboreclfs)CdM &U-010 $235,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1 Rue Grand Vallee (Big Cyn) N.B. 644-4910 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 118 Via Quito, Lido Isle 631·1800 $145,000 Sunday 1·5 25626 Via Vlento, Mission Viejo 588-42.22 $92,500 Sun. 1-5 •2681 Riverside Dr. Costa Mesa 645-1200 $69,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 •3072Taylor Way, Costa Mesa 54&-2313 $71.500 Sat/Sun 12-4 *21~ Vllta Entrada, Bluffs, NB 615-8>00 $125,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2Z1 Apolena, Balboa Island, Bl 61~ $124,500 Sat/Sun 1-S 3.12 Prospect, Newport Shores, NB 557-4579 $71,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 Tribute Court, Newport Bch 842-2568 Open Sat/Sun 9402Westminster, Westminster 1.st7-o321 $42,900 Sun.1·5 106 Calle Redondel, San Clemente 492·1378 $69,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 6651Luclento, HunUn~ Bch. 1·897-0321 $65,500 Sat/San 12--4 1340 Dmmmf: Dr. IApna Beach 49'7-2Cl 126,500 Sun. 12..( 67U CalPe Circle, Huntfngt.Gn Bcb S24-9MO Sunday 1.S flO Arboles (8an Joaquin) lrvine 752-4283 Sunday l·S 1807 Port Sterling, H.Vu, Npt. Bch. 640-9900 $136,000 Sun l·S •501 Playa, Bluffs. NB 675-6000 $126,000 Sunday l·S 211 Costa Mesa Street, Costa Mesa ~ $71,500 SUn1·5 D Jloote Vista (E.Slde) C.M. 751·1•73 $64.950 Sun 1:30-5 815 St. James Pl., Newport Bch. 151-llll '97,500 SUn 1-5 ATI'RACTIVE Linda Isle 5 BR, 4~ ~a., fam. rm. & formal dinina; lge. ttle wa.tio & waterfront deck. $285,000 · BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR i .i , • • , J. r 11 • , "• "1 • ~J t> I ti I WATa WA111. WA,_ 2 homes located In prime Newport Beach waterfront ~a. Ow your own 32• boat dock. 3 Bdrm., 2~ Baths, beauUful courtyard. Open Hous6 SUn· day 1-4 ;30. Owner will conalder lease-eale or lae/ opt. 442$ & ~ W. Coast Hwy. Priced to sell. $124.900 & $126,500. LIASIS ROM 1450 TO $650 DIRECTORY 5421 Near gate Dr. Hntg Beb 646-7871 SaUSun 1-5 12 Butternut (Deane) Irvine 752~1 $112,000 SWl 1-5 6612 Glen Dr., HuntingtOri Bcb 963-5671 Sunday 1-5 20421 Running Springs, Hunt. Bch. 963-5671 Sat/SWl 1-5 •4600 Roxbury (Cameo Shrs) CdM 644-4140 $194,500 Sun 1·4 1836 Port Tiffin, Harbor View, NB 548-1927/752-2887 Sat/Sun 1-5 1078 Mission Dr. (Mesa del Mar) CM S56-<8i6 $68,900 SaUSun 12-5 5022 Kron St. (The Ranch) Irvine 551""'877 $74,000 Sun.1-4:30 1S85 Corsica Pl. Costa Mesa 979~119 $71,000 Sat/Sun 10.5 25 Sycamore Creek CTRGlen) Irvine 752·1414 $124,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •407 Bayside Dr., NB 642-8235 Daily 1·5 1418 Irvine, NB 642-8235 $87,500 Sun. 1-5 1703 New Hmpshir, M. Verde, CM 645'·0049 $84,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 364 La Perle Place, Costa Mesa 673-4447 $69,900 Sat/Sun 2-5 1392 Galway; Halecrest, C.M. 546-4141 $65,800 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1136Gleneagles Terr, C.M. 645-3926 $98,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2927 Carob, Eastbluff, NB 673-8550 Sunday 1-5 2905'Paper Lane, Newport Beach 752-1700 $87,500 Sunday 11-3 •2609Raqueta, Bluffs, NB 64().{;161 $110,000 SaUSun 1-5 3290California, Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $73,500 Sat2-5/Sun 1-5 504 El Modena, NwpUlgts, NB 548-7301 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1514 Ruth Lane (Westcliff) NB 673-7300 $149,500 Sat/Sun 1·4 1771 New Hampshire, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $82,500 Swiday 1-5 8595 La Baya, Fountain Valley 546-2313 $68,000 Sun. 12-4 •2449 Windward, Newport Beach 642-823.5 Sat/Sun 1·5 205 Loyola, College Pk, CM 642-5200 $67,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 SHermitageLn (BigCyn)N.B. 644-1766 $425,000 Sat/Sun2·5 •1167Zl Miller, Tustin 752-7315 $82,900. Sat/SlDl 1·5 • No.18 Canyon Isl Dr, BgCyn~ NB 675·55ll $158,400 Sat/SlDl 1-5 25511 Charlemagne, Laguna Hills . 837-4521 $85,500 Sun.1-4· 1035 Balboa, Laguna Beach 496-9501 Sl.39,500 S\Dlday 1-5 34718 Camino Capi., Capis Bcb. ~1 $117,000 Suri 1·4 3199 Haiti, M/Verde. Costa Mesa 545-2635 $100,000 Stm 1-S 113 G. Street, Balboa Penn, NB 558-8844 Sunday 1-5 3007 Carob, E/Bluff, NB 640-9900 $165,000 . Sun 1·5 18752 Via Palatino (T.Rock) Irv. 64o.oo20 Sun. l ·5 •361 Ravello Lane, Costa Mesa 983-9777 $63,900 Swiday 2·5 4471 Cbarllevllle, Willow, Irv. 833-3380 Sunday 12-5 1234 Sand Key, HVHills, CdM 61~ $155,000 Sunday l ·S 5209 W. F1lght St., Santa Ana 646-ml Sunday 12-5 2252 C«nell (Coll Pk) CM 8'$-1414 $71,900 Sunll·S 120 Loyola. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $66,950 Sun 1·5 4 llDIOOM 6852Slwmon Dr, Huntiniton Bch. 892.-o9 $67,900 SaUSun 4632 Havenhunt, Irvine 152-1700 $63,800 S9nc1ay 12-4 4833 Dorchstr,Cem.H'lnds~CdM · 673-80 $189,900 Sat/Sun 10.S #16 Deerwood Lane. Big Canyon 631·1800 $295,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 426 San Bernardino. Newport Bch. 5*-2813 $125,000 Sat/SUD 1·6 21718Tehoe Ln., El Toro ~ •112,980 Sun. tit 5 111 Via Qulto, Lido lale, NB 87MU8 Sat/Sun 1·5 _ •lN Via Mentoae (Lido lsle)NB 675-21BO $215.000 Sat/Sun U·~ 2105 sevme (Balboa Penln.) NB HI_,. $159,IOO &m. U-4 4 • la FAM IM or D84 1823 Port Carlow (}{rbr Vu) NB 644--5767 $136,500 Sat/Sun l·S 26031 Via Del Norte, Missloo Yiejo 731·3434 Sunday 1-5 1132 Sea Lane, Corona del Mar 752~ $149,000 Sun 1·5 225 La Jolla Dr (Nwpt Hts) NB . 646-'1968 $139,950 Daily 1100 Catalina, Seal Beach 848-1188 $130,000 Sat/Sun •398 Vista Baya, Newport Bch 646-3503 $127 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2862 Tabago, Mesa Verde, CM 540-ll.51 $92,500 Sun ll-t:30 1014 Presidio Dr. MesadelMar, CM 549-1000 $78,900 Sat/Sun 12-4 3253 Iowa. Mesa Verde, CM 549-8655 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 17352 Mill Circle, Hunt. Beach 963-5671 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 2173 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa 751·3191 $191,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2731 Bayshore Dr., NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 2207 Pt Lerwick,HVHomes NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1-5 * * •214 Evening StarDvrShrs,NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1-5 2527 Blackthorn (Eastbluff) NB · 642-8235 Sun. 1·5 •1925 Windward (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 $179,500 Sun. 12-4 •32 Point Loma (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 $315,000 Sun. 1·5 17 Blazing Star (Deerfield) Irv 752-1414 Sun. 1-5 26 Deerwood East (Deerfield> Irv. 752·1414 $118,500 Sun. 1-S •17 Royal St. George, N.B. ~161 $415,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 60 Drakes Bay Dr, Spyglass, CdM 6444867 $199,950 Sat/Swi 1-5 3043 Country Club, Mesa Verde, CM 546-041 $187,500 Sun 1-5 10 Blue River, Deerfield, Irv. 546-4141 $122,500 SWlday 1·5 1975 Port Bristol, Harb Vu, NB 644-7270 $136,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 4624 Dorchester, Corona del Mar 644-4848 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1658 Minorca Dr., Mesa Verde, CM · 546-1081 $74,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 1915 Port Cardiff, Newport Beach 640·5834 $1.29,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3067 Trinity, North Costa Mesa 646-3928/556-8674 Daily 1·5 1853 Pt. Sheffield, HVHomes, NB 673-&SSO $132,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •2861 Velasco, MesadelMar, CM 546-6352 $82,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 20522 Pebble Lane, Hntg Bch. 963-7881 $74,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 •14692 Beach, Coll Prk, Irv 833-3380 $89,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 •2600 lighthouse Ln., CdM 675-6900 $163,950 Sat/Sun 12-4 395 Granada, of.f Irvine, CM 64&-3255 Sat/Sun 12-4 1718 Port Sheffield, (HVHms) NB 644-0024 $135,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 14862 Yucca Ave, Irvine 559-5327 $88,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 . •2010 Lemnos Dr. Mesa Verde, CM 546-5880 Sat/Sun l·S •1750 Skylark (Baycrest) NB 644-7878 $137,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 1841 Iowa, Costa Mesa 546--2313 $70,500 Sat/Stln 1·5 1640 Labrador, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $14,500 Sun.1·5 8'3 Sonora, Costa Mesa 548--2.313 $7~500 Sunday 1 ·S 4 Hermitage Ln (Big Cyn) N.B. 6"-1766 $229,000 Sun. 1·5 468 De Sola Terrace, CdM 644-7211 $165,000 Sat/Sun l·S 6441 Reubens, Huntineton Beach 1·897.o321 $79,900 Sub. 1-5 •3030 Country Club Dr., C.M . 751·50CM '149,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •••1718 Galaxy Dr, N.B. 548-1228 $258,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 110 Burrdng Tree Rct.'(Blg Cyn) NB 83M258 sas.ooo sund.1.11-s 25352 Monte Verde Dr, Laauna Nll • 495-M07 $82,500 · S\Dl 12-5 UOl X1ap M . Cliff Haven, NB 815-eooo $325,000 SUnday 1·5 '9 MCJIUclto Dr., Corona 4el Mar '98-9501 $275.000 Sunc:la, 1·5 1906 IMne BlYd •• Newport Bela. . 831·1400 $159,500 &md.v 1·5 s•AMMllMwDIM 8611 Truxtoo, Huntln&ton Bch. 536-1474/979-1~ S/S 12-4:30 3017 Garfield. Costa Mesa 49'1·1001 $89,900 Sat/Sun 1·4 • 1833 Port Charles OIVHomes> NB 642~ Sat/Sun 12·5 •11 Goleta Point (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 $340,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1621 Port Barmouth, HarbVu, NB 644-mo $174.950 Sat/Sun t-s 1228 Marian Lane (Westclitt) NB 644-7878 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9121 Colbreggao, Hunt. Beach ~2313 $8.1,500 Sunday 1-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 52 Arboles, R. San Joaq, lrv. 752-1685 Sat/Sun 12·4 •14.26 Deauville, Fr.Qtr., C.M. 549-865.5 $51,000 Sunday 1·5 2102 VI.Sta Laredo (Bluffs) NB 644·5228 $110,000 Sun 11·5 2 la Ii FAM IM or DIM ••621 Lido Park Dr CE·3) NB 675-5200 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 21753 Ocean Vista, South Laguna 494-8057 $94,500 S\Dlday: 1..S. 2 Northwind Court. Newport Beach . 642·5375 $69,950 Sun 12-5 3 llDROOM 26 Canyon Island Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 644-4910 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2167 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) N.B. 640.5560 $132,500 Sat/Sun l·S 2139 Vista Entrada (Bluffs) N.B. 640-6500 $160,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 601 Seaview, Costa Mesa 64S..0303 $77 ,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 429 V1Sta Suerte (Bluffs) N.B. 64().6500 $114,500 Sun. 1M 526 Vista Grane (Bluffs) N.B. 640-5560 $125,000 Sun. l·S ••4423W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 644-ll33 $126,500 Sun.1·5 3 la Ii FAM IM or DIM •4465 West Coast Hwy, N.B. 673-QM>O $145,000 8at/Sun 1·5 402 Vista Trueba, Bluffs 631·1B>O $US,OOO Sat/Sun 1·5 2926 Perla (Bluffs) N.B. 640.5560 $197 ,909 Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME l .. Ii 3 •• 415 Poppy, Corona del Mar 673-2278 Sun. l·S DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 .. Ii 2 .. 703 Poppy, Corona del Mar 675·2311 $142,500 Sat/Sun 12:30-4 l II & 2 II 424 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 673-3010 $175,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 J ... J •• 314 Onyx, Balboa Island 673-6900 $179,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 4 U Ii I II •4404 Channel, Newport Bch. 631·1400 $154,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 " I 11 Ir I II & GUIST 213 40th St, Newport Beach .r:-_ 673·~ Sat/Sun 1-5 6 U a FAM llM or DIM 831 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-6670 $240,000 Sun 1-5 HOUSES FOR LEASE i . • -6 FAM llM ., DIM No.6 CanYQil Lo. Canyon Crest 675-5511 $650/mo. Sun 1·5 4 .. IOOM ill Via Quito, Lido Isle, NB 675-6100 $695/mo. Sat/Sun 1·5 HOUSES FOR REMT ) ... OOM 3' Canyon Island (Big Cyo) NB 642.SZZ $700/mo. Sun. 12-4:30 4 • a FAM IM er DIM 14232 Wyeth flbe Colony) Irv. 6"-7313 $395 Mo. Sat/Sun 1-4 :30 m'1 Newport Hllls Dr. East. NB 540-1005 '150 &mday l·J • 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• loyfront Duplex Balboa Island 3br , 2bJ & 2br, lbu. Sandy bch, big lot. $225.000 83\ -0654 ------aa.oa Petthtwla I 007 ........................ • 2 BR., den $129.500 • 4 BR, den Sll!l.SOO Dupl.ex nr. Lido SM-0,000 l\tar.;haJI Realty 675-4 · -----..-- IAYFROHT Old World Charm 1n lh1:. 3br, 3tm w •frplc. Only $225.000. Open hou:.c Sat & Sun 1 -S. 201 E Edgewater or rull Property House 642·3BSO ------- EAST COAST CHARM T h is c upllvatin l! 3 Bedrm home ~har enham·cd 1fon 1s only 50 yardi. from lhc bcJl'h Locatl•d on pn•s11~1ow, &lboa f>l'nn . lhh humc is warm & c•ot\ 111 tht• winter lii.thl & airy in lht• :-.ummn A mu:.l lo sCl' OPEN HOUSE BRAMDNEW 4BR +DEN the ideal combtoatton ot a new home 1n 3n cs t abl 1 :.hed neighborhood, featuring all the latest appoinl- m en t s . o ,. c r s i zed garage. larg<: rooms, 3 bath, step down wet-bar, m1m ocean view. All wallung distance t o private beach. Only Sl6.5.000 fee OPEN SAT /SUt-1 I ·5 468 De Solo T erroce (corner Seaward Rd) Call 644-7211 ~NIGEL OAIL(Y & ASSUCIATES •WANTED* For .i lo\ely fam1l) '. I Udrm . 21 ~ bulh hum~ tr1 C<1mco llli,:hlands f'lt•<hc c•all mt on Mon- 11..a y ('hr•~ llvppcr t,iJ~!>-1 Call for appl Call 558-8844 '(, 1.1Mw cf,./ .AIA_n FORESTE OLSON ·~ i'll •Lf (O•' OPEN I ·5 DAILY 2861 Vela~co ~le:.a del Mar, CM AGENT 546·41'11 BOAT MISSING Mesoi Nor th vacant home. new carpel & pajnt, room for boat or van. HEDCARPl!:T 7~·120'.:! B¥0WMER 3 BR+fam ltm. 2ba COLLEGJ:o; PAHK New l> rcdcc S79.500 'lu:.l Seto 557 6451 or ·192 11~ :\IESA \'J:o;HDt: lmmal· I br. 2 ba. tam rm. in xlnl nejghborhood Del P1:.o tile entry. Cust shut AND GRACIOUS *IMCOMEUt-llT • l"Quail ~ Tailored for an act1vt' liil IPlac• . family. this marv~lous, Prap•rti•a · flexible 3 bedroom. 3 752-1920 ~ bath home ~tlh hu~l' hv 1400 0UAllS1 NlWP0111 lllACH 1n1t room, tormal cltning room, 3 t·ar l(<Jras:I' "1lh H A H 0 Y M A. H ' S shop sPJt"l' ;incl loll. pool. DELIGHT ,\NJJ Gt;EST llOl"SE. ,., 1 n u n l' 11 f our t. ,. 't 1-:ai.b.ldl' toe: at 1om. lt4'11 lal uml in bJl·k Sl25 0011 Your own :!O\:!I! y,ork,huµ lg lllr homl' upi.iratkcl lhruoul on O\ t>rs1u~<l !nl " t rlr :w n~~' &. b1:aut1ful hot µond . Ca II now to see 1t' ceirg. used brk. frpl . 2 O• Pl Beautiful llelmsmen mdl. Spacious thruout, buge fum1ly rm. W/frptc Extra~ include central air Musl :.ee. unx1ou11. :.ubm1t ! 963 567l VACANT 3 Bdnn. 2 Bath Beautiful location. t'x tras thruoul i\ sprc1al home OwOl'r anxious. hnng offers 15922 Stan dish 963·5671 41dr1n DinfncJ or D~ Close to everything' Qwet street. huge patio Mother -in~aw's Dream 2 Master suites, 2000 :.q .h . includes 4 bedrooms. large separate family room & lots or storage. Pool llOd RV access on be11ut1fol cul-de-sac , tor o nl>' $711.500 • Roberts Realty llUI ... cb l ltd lhaaUll(Wo ludl SAMJOA9UIH LOWEST PRICE San Luis Rlly Mdl SJOl,000. Under constr"(' Lion. choose your own ,Se· ror Golf Courw View You'll love the view 4lhc aolr roursu loo! Prof 4'e· coraled a Bdrm, 2\11 b • 752-0283 or 640-0186 ''The Ranch" 3 BR. rm, d1n·rm, counll:.Y kitc:hJram rm, frpli, Ind st· pd w /sl)udcd patio. Dy owner . $74,000. RANCHO SAN JOAQUI N Ml 41177 ____ _ :t ~r. 212 bu: poputur San By Owner. 3 BR, 2 Ba. Lw!> Re) \u gotr couri.t? To" nhoue.c· Walri1.!t & lake Sll.t,500 Square. Xtnl co~. ~7·7~.833 3215 $53.500. Prine. oo\y . DEERFIELD Ml 5790 1 ~ATlO HO~~ Walled Span llle crtyid, Beaul1ful 3Br. 2 2 Ba. Hal llle Cum rm, k1lc~& ram rm. Aspen Model pat.lo Cent vuc clnr. ftl Professionally dec:orated 1 n 2 .i o o s q r t .i & land:.caped. S83,500 Br+l1brary, 3 b~}h Agt. 644·~-home. Atrium, planters. 2 Br condo Smokt'lree nice yard. Univ Park CAL CLASSIC 562.500 Open Sat Sun Ot!anc Home. SH8.900.=:to J Bdrm. 2 bath on large 1-5. 119 Amberwood to 20•; dn, owner lot with block wall and 559-1932. Must sell, Im 552-6760 no bkrs. Trade? covered patio at only med. occup. WALNUT SQUARE I $79.500 Woodbridge Place, 2 and 3 bedroom Con~s PURCaL REALTY Gr~nbriur Plan. 4 Br, an Irvine from $44, . Call 846-2848 fa m rm , 2 b a . Ca 11 Community pool & ca MEADOW HOME 3 Bdrm, 3 balh in ex- cellent location with large 1rrt.-gular lot. Huge screened pallo room. On· ly $86,500 PURCELL REAL TY Call 846·2848 DEANE GARDENS WITH POOL 1 Bdrm. 2 bath+ ull1<• bonus room J las evl'r· >1htni: at only SI 15,000 PURcaL REALTY Coll 846-2848 640·2526. TV. Super starter homci; ---------Beautiful Condo, Univ Park, Terrace. lde11\ IOCallOn, \'ICW O( htlt8 End unit. Air c:ond . J Sr or 2 Ur & den. 2 bu. formal d1n1ni.t. "'clbur (pie:, ll(t' l'hl'rry k1ll"hl•n dbl O\ t>n, 1.t:.ir dr opnr µlu,..h tpt~. clrps wurdrol>c mirror, l! palms. I blot I>. lo ix>OI S79.900. SS2 37ti0 MARvaous RANCH REAL TY 551 -2000 GET THE JUMP • OH '77 ~:f.'r .. ~tr=~1.fu:1:1~u ---~--1,7-1·M.~ Wdt••11~&C:ompanv .. ,,... .,. O• •I ' t I ""I '-~ • cov'd. patios . W1 lh a!=• tered & draped. fir to u:· jQuail ~ MUCH, MUCH more U Prop..-tl•a Comrortable floor plan. --------- .. ram1ly home. "1th its stately entry, large ram•· ly rm., spacious mstr. swle with its own frplc. & covered deck. J Bdrms . 2h baths. formal dining $96,000 Land included. OMTHEPOIMT Brand-new on mark<•l Brand new remodeled m side & outside A beaut dollhouse like th1:. 1s rarely av ad. 2l!R I BA, tarl(cr than aH'rJ1!t• lol 2600 Ughthouse La .i BR Broadmoor. FR. pool & jacuzzi. $163,950. Open Sat Sun I 5 67!'>-690!1 must see' $74,900. 7S2-1920 Ownrtagt 546-1081 1400 OUAIUf NlWPOtl~lACH Dana Point 1026 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6078 Wom«', H.B. 848-0247 large fo rmal d1n1ng room, ash wood cabinets. hearty brick fireplace S68.000. Call Ta r bell. RLTRS. 842·8854 S58,900 * HUHTINGTOM Step., t11 ba~ 111 11(·t·11n "'--t M a 024 ~ud1. l.owt>~t pt 1t'l' on ~ 0 •so EXPANDABLE Newport Hts. Jewel NEW 3 RH. :! Ha. ~hakl' B't' OWNER~R; :!Ba. roof, ft pk. npts. drps din II\ rm t rpk. \ ,\ fnc: ~ & qu':'ltl ~ thru out loiJn St;i; trOtl 5~1; lltlll':I Lot 611x1:!1 Ht·~t area 111 Pnn only Sacrifice Sate Beaut it ut :i b1:dru11m homl'-I'~ batM. l0<11~ rirl'plact' In thl· h \'in.I.! r.oo m , l 1 es I a f a m II y room , covered bril·k patio. delUXl' built 1n~. I n r tz. e y a rd ' <I u 1 c· k possession, call Tarbell. RL TRS. 962 5566. SU.CLIFF * Lovely 3 BR. 2 Ba. fam. rm. steps lo golf. tennis, t•ountrr dull & beal·h SX!J.500 P !\I Cooper & ,\~s<1<·1atc" 534; 1-111.J or ~ill02fi i~J:~ RL\LTORS DEERFIELD krl'n 1ook1n~ for ~ Dc.•l·rf1eltl Townhomi: the Purnt SlOt>.000 ••••••••••• ••• •• ••• •• •• on a COHN EH LUT with t•tl~ approva l lo A DD t;NIT th1 ~ bl'autifully up1.:rJcll•tl ho ml' i.ho" s ofl lob of pant•l1ng. high '>\<toe Dani.I Pt ,\ ;\lust ~•'l" :J37jl Old Bndg~· lhl 1\ S \, Inf.! ~ 7 ·I , ~' \) ll f-: l\. dus1n· .tf.!l·n• l!Hi :mlO Wt• h;n t' u ~l'l<:tl ton o/ ht•droom homes lrot ~IJ.:100 Coll lo i.cc 1 HOLLIS WOOD MESA VERDE-By ownr Realtor 6i5 lSliitl Open House Sal Sun IU-5 GREEN VALLEY "POOL HOME" OH THE PARK .\ Hr . 2 bu. ~harp i\s~umt' w. \ A I o a n ~tri , !1!111 ~2691 TURTLEROCK C pi I h I ISRS Corsll·u Pt a strano eac 0 18 l 'pj!radt'd . .i Br. I '• ll;i. Step from our rnstr bd suite into Jacuzzi le pool. Blfl ~ bd w1£am kitchen & frml din rm. marble entry, step dn liv rm. model home condtlton. .Just listed & best buy on market SH.950 Mu:.l see 968·337 l or 546-1754 Pres1dt'nt humt•. nc.•w on market 1 Bdrm" , :! baths. family rm .. lrµk . 11{1:. paho. Oul!>t.indanl{ v1rw of light!>! Im · m acu latc cond1l1on F:lcctron1c air r1ltcr. Close to schools Owner transrerred. This won't last! Call for app't S139.500 ••••••••••••• ••••• • •• • • din fum rm. frplr. l,a:: ) d fireplace. hu)!t' tamliy EITOf'o 1032 room and hue., (~UALITY ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ~ S71 ,000 979·6119 Just Like Hew! COPPER PLUMBING SOON TO BE CO M· 1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll!'lt:ungo I ,.._ I m m a<· 4 he d r m W1llnotlast-Sl7,000! PLETED JBr, 21ia. 2 OPEN SUN. 12 5 frplc home in beautiful TAKE YOUR CHOICE Hunt. ttbr Condo \6856 AJgonqwn. lbr. overlk'g pool & rec Upgraded. ; I bt'autifully upgraded OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 lhruout Walk to tennis. 36S La Perle Pt "Aoodcd selling 1n Lake Fort•:.I March Isl move of a 2 bedroom, 1 story condo $43.500 or one bdrm l.lud10 condo $42,000 High upgrades. cl06e to ma1or -.hopping & recreation fill·1ht1es RANCH REALTY 1 551·2000 M718Camino Capistrano park & schools Open lnstanUy appeahntz. pre Sat Sun 549 1002 . stlg1ou:. c:uslom 3BR Ownr Agi $78,900 1.-.Quail ~ liiii IPlac• in. 830-5118 Open House li) O"nr -lbr. ram rm, l '• ba. 23571 Our)e.i off Rockflcld 11 5 Sun S7l,500 ~ --- Open House Sun call Ron Ellis Century 21 848 1188 DAVID D. CARLSON REALTOR 833-9293 beach homl' Man" fint-featurc:. Sll7 ouo · Open Sul & Sun 12 SP~!. -197 2489 ' IU;, 1 i :!O ~1esa del ~1 ar 3 Br. I", Cr~s Countn· Hes 960-2358. Prap•rti•• E-l , Woocl:Micltp Arboriake C do l" . ---.199 1:-,.r,1 Ba, 1-'am Rm. nt>w dt>cor B v Ownc·r S68. 900 752-1920 "" 1400 OUAIL ST HIWPOIU llACH ----- LUCKY GI WES TSIDE REAL TV INC -~~8-2J_23_ Weatherly Bay, Open S S. 3 Br 3 Ha t•ondo. Pool & tcnms Shp a qui S97.SOO Owner. 8.Jti·2-142 Luxury 2Br. 2b..a Condo 00 IYIOg S99. 500 Ca I I t 2 I 3 I This two-storv 4 year ,,t 6-11-6475 art 9 PM l'nn 2 ~room 2·balh Cond •DUPLEX* PRIDE of OWHERSHIP T"o Z b;.-droom 111111:. on h .t } t'ar~ Ill'" on bluff with µarl1al o( 1 .. 111 \ 1p\\ from :sel·ond ~ton l'LlJS l<1rJ.(<' ft•nc:cd lwt k ) arc1 Walk ln "ho1>p111i.:1 Tn dupilcatmi.: th•~ for onl) S96.000 ... Quail ~ liii91Plac• Pr .. t ... ap1Sl-,.20 1400 OVAii ii HlWPOtlT lfACH 5f16-lll66 . 554·43ll ~ Br 3 Ba. pool. knni~. ---------I Newport R1nt-r<1 All lor St.6.()(M} SOUTH COAST SHORES Rucker Reofty 642-4758 EASTSIDE GEM Open Use Sat Sun Sharp 3 Br. 2 ba lln Ir~ 12 5 pm lot. Reduced to $71,500 Sale/Ls. Option Great 2 Br Lake Forei.t Townhou~t· A C. 2 ear gar. b1)! pJt1o+"a~her & dryer. Pool. l~·nms. Jat. de. Call Art or Geori.tta for deta1b. 51SI 1000 or 58t\ 9893 /\gt LAKE FOREST 2 Br. I·'• ba S64,90t> Bkr. !163-~J77 Lois ot bu11tm storal!l' · - - -. . . ·I Rdrm charm mg Cape lmmnr cond1llon. J 'r r.. C hiJrmi~I! '"1• Si<ll' _.Hir Cod former mdl. Super ne" lkaullful 11.re•nbelt w 15x30 poo 50x 150 lot. upgrudcd. m1crowav1.·. w l)!e lake. Too ~\lany slump bhx:k wall, encl fm1:.hl'<i 3 t•ar ~ar Air amenil11::; to mention Lanai w ~~I ttJI N\' r ~cw Sll2.!nl. Must!\ceal2032Summer golf crse. 26111 R1 er111dc RANCllOVIEJO Wind Santa Ana Dial Dr Below Me:.u S69.500 RL TRS I lS ut the :.ecunty 11.ate. 645-1209 586·'1222 CoosttiM Realty ;\I ESA \'ERO E 3 BR. 2 Super upgraded Condo. 2 t:se your VA to purchal>e nice FV home .i bdrm. ::!1: bath. xlnl c:onrhlion Sill 000 968-3371 or 5-IO I 7;,.i PRICE REDUCED To $67.SOO Sllr wants qwt·k sale. nice 3 bdrm Xlnt. FV loc:at1011. Lge yard. Sec today. 968·3371 or 546 17!>1 . . PRIVACY A PRIORITY? Sprawlmg leisurely un der a heavy shakl' roof is u dazzhn~. near nl'W .\ bedroom. 21 ~ hulh homc- romptclety surrounded by a rugl(ed used hrtck SIX root wall This fum1ly home on a cul de sac boasts a sweeping i.un ken hvmg room accented by a unique arch ed fireplace opening and a step-down wooded TV lounge' By appointment only ~.500 DAVENPORT ISLAND l3eaut1ful 5.500 !\Q fl . Spanish E.<.tatc on two lols. J\11 cui.lom features, fabulous rear yard "1th pool. Jacuzzi and guest hous<'. CALL for more in· formation. REALTY INC. 714/846-1371 only__ ran Ix' yo~1rs 1r you 3, Custom lntm o r · fast! Shai: earpet1ng a" Lovely 4 Hr + lam rm. warm .\utumn color· stngle home. J full ba Fcncro bark yard wit Nr. schts. t<'nnis t•rls & garden arl•a PLUS paU1 pools Entaritcd :\lstr \'1s1bl<' from dining are; bdrm. 12x24 w 1cui.tom Only S.53.950 closets. Many xtros ~ $89,900. Xlnt t•ond Hy a p pt. o w n c r I a g t . I .l.11!1 jQuail ~ 552·3176.. llii. Plac• . ______ _. Prap•rti•• · 6 t L k ' 752-1920 e uc y. 1400 QUAil n HIWl'O , ""' IM THE TERRACE lllGHLY desirable e~ uml CARDIFF lhal I h.1ghly upgraded Corona .. Mar Call 636 .. 802 Ba. new crpl, vacant A':-BR. gar. A C, pool. Need I 022 ---------•I sume ex1stintz. $52,300 fa!>t escrow S4 l,900 ----- HUMBOLDT ISLD. H you see this 5 bcdrm giant or 4 + bonus room on a large cul·de·sac lot from the outside and you need spac:t; for lhal grow· ing ramlly-you ·11 think you wandered Into a 4 leaf clover patch when you see lhc inlenor! H's excellent 1n every way incJudmg pnce' You ~t ter hurry on this one' SOLD ••••••••••••••••••••••• loan Century2l Crocker Owner Prrnc only HuntincJtonleach 1040 UJ:jQ . n..~n h:lt' ~II I t tt.00 0 k I JB S&S R s I Plac• C,\)l l!:OSllOIU:s l. SIDE DOLl HOUSE R E. 642.5062 -199 2109 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 · uall ~ ' 1 t"' 11 1ng s1 ot. r , :\lesa Verde 3 br. 2. ba. ~-.a......=-va11 .. y 103 4 esale pecia 1sts. 3. Large 48r. 3 ba with 2 fireplaces & J car garage. OnJy S\31,500. t & met1culously mat11 t111ned . BETTE~ llURRY! $74,900 • I Rox bur) Ii I~ 11.t0 t d I ~ "' .• 5 bdr od J I p --LJ ~'Ortr 'hm h I: h\ rm. wa me ct>1 ing. ro1 Y ram rm. beamed te1ri:~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. or mm es ava1 . rop...-. -PURCRL REALTY vnuhNI rt•tln.11 .,hut frpk.rcad)lnmo,e1n S84900.&lSOG490wncr ---------•I somew pools.968·4602 752•1920 OP EN HOl'SE St: N ' Pennington Properties 1400 qoAtL s1 NlWl'OllT HA.s_H Calf 846-2848 ~ ti•r... hrciwd "'' :iRr I =->·S MESA VERDE $7200 OOWNI - -3Uu t.1m rm. 1•101 hu.:1· Reese Realtors . , • OPEN HOUSE l·SPM SAV E BY OWNER. must tnd ... qxl lot lh n\\ner 73 4 BEDROOM 2000 sq rt. family deh~hl Sat & Sun 515 16lh St 3 see. Upgraded 4 BR. SEAGATE LAGOON Most popular Weatherly 3Br. 3ba. enclosed 2 t•ar garage Owner anxious. Red carpel Realtors 833 3311() -$19"1.:1m 7s 1-t 4 :\love nght mlo this 10 , e-an the hen rt of Fountain Br 2• \I Ba deluxe hme frplc. prime Joe $67,900 Ll"ITLI': R t-;p llOt:SE :! fir. on<·) r old lSOO :1Q rt ly home. Xtra ·._ include. Valley Call for dctmls' Walk to beach. brand Open Sat1Sun, 6852 Shan· I week unlisted by ownr Best fair offer bu)'!\, Jbr . 2ba, 2L2car gar. com - pletely upgraded. Im mac, must see. 551 ·3235 2 Ur 2 Ha. s or Hwy t'onno Adults nnl). S<>c. newly pointed exterior, !>31-5800 new. S96,900 Sec today' not\Dr.892-tl8()9 $9 .. ooo p I ,_, All 11mt•mll<'s. prof de· custom wallpaper In en WestftovH Realtors Will not last PURCELL REALTY Coll 846-2848 , RANCH REAL TY 551-2000 0 • au • arttn t I bl 1 • LEADERSHIP R E Real fatale &0 7383 t·or'd fo'or sale by ry, copper pum ntz., Int R .. Metwortc ,........_,,I .. 1 Owllt'r $71 ,500 Prine. xtra !lie corner lot & ---------842·4466 Al"JW11T OttnHH IM'IM 1044 OCEAMYllW ()pH 5-day 1-5 1132 Sea a.-., CdM 4 Br Fam Rm. $00.000 UP· gradlng in past year. All new kitchen, cpls. wall paper & tile. U\lje lot. Uobelie"able reduction to s 141*.()()(). Nick Vrncin.Agent. 1S2~l ~51 ·278" DUftLEX Spacious 3 bdrm. 4< 2 baths. cat•h unil Large mstr. bdrm .. beamed t'eil . xlnt rental11 ! $l3UOO PAUL MARTIN REAL EST AT£ 644-7383 2Homes on larae lot 05 Poppy. Owner I Bldr wUI finance. 673·22'18 Only 545 6637 close to schools & shop----------Imagine sitting by the ••••••••••••••••••••••• CARDIFF plng.Thislocalionlsone CAH'TQUALIFY7 Hntg Seacliff 4 Rr, warm, slum pstonc SIXTY-TWO o( the best. Take adv an-3 BTownhome. dble rplc, w/pool. $J2S,OOO. 6882 Lil fireplace In the homey DEANE HOMES 2 for 1 MODEL $$-VI$$ tage today! 546-2313. 1 lie Harbor Or. 536·5170 natural wood decorated • n gar., nu cpts, pant. Wax· Own /"gt ( II G I O-Su...t..v t 5 J "'h T · ""''""•9·" ru,.ro 8tN'<t• le•s nr •. DW. $\3,500 er" am y room. az ng ...-·· • ._,. -n , c errace • ..,1· Country atmosphere. 3 " at t .. -. II ( I 12 •. .........._.& H Bd G Bd 2 b I Br 2 Ba, Eaatalde cul de +closing costs. Assumes OP.._. H '"" wa so g ass, over· _..-~ uge 4 rm + ame r ms., a. P ull.w:i •• ( .,,,.,.. . Id A lA'I OUSE looking the larae patio. Uni\f. Pk 3 br, DR. FR, room for you, oul81de a bright living room 1 sac. IWith pool too!lCall pymn ... o ....,.,. anc 5· SUHDAY 1·5PM Off the formal entry Is AtC. prof. decor., color playhouse for the kids. dlnln,a room wl now64.2-6368Agt. ~~~5· 147.000. Agent 4 BR, 1~ BA, lrg yard, the1 d Uvl~i!.,.m 1wlth 1s11oor· coorN'd1 ,k'f!E:~·AFee.t • Abandoned ! Pulnt & rc1.lreepr1e3s .. teo.rywetwibnadro~n MES• VERDI ---------• cloee to new library & n,. ca.ho:ura ce na. c ,, ... cm gen save. .. , A CotfeMetcl 1024CodaMeso 1024 park. • Tailored to presdalou11. 7526521 551-2784 REDCARPET7S4·1202 patio make this ho OPEN HOUSE SUN 1~: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6711 c~-Clrcl• spacloua llv\ng. For appl . . great for entcrtaldl 1782 Kinglet Ct. 38R. 2ba ------------------. r-to view just ~It Century Rancho San Joaquin, 2 ________ _. Home is In move-in upgraded Buccola home RN Estate H.twork 21979·1050 8R +library. 14 Solana. TURn.E ROCK d it Ion Ca It to ac:~ an beaul nbrhood near • 524·594~ · S94: 000 0 w'b I A al. Dr-tlc Home $72,500. OPEN TODA' f~~ coofuwrourse agnhtd·lronpar~: Grand Open1·ng 833-8815 1-SPM 172S2 Chestnut• .. ........,, ,. By Owner. 1$C 4 bdrml•-------... 111 ----------lnThellillaoflrvme bnck Agent,873-'7«>1 home located nr ~h. 11 IT't~T .... -TERRACE IRVlNE. 1550 6pac 2 BR & den. 2 BA mdnu.reaturesinclstep ila s paclo.ua, it 's Sq. rt. 3 BR. 2 BA. wet hm. designed for In - FIXER UPPER TERESITA VILLAS dwn liv1ngrm. ram rm, ioraeoua. it's almost bar , fr p I c. cs l m door /outdoor II v1nlf. IN SM 000 NBRHOOD nu cpts, 2 ba & pool, ~ it'a got =! bedrms rurnlshlngs. cor lot. Wood burninl( frptc , Sellerw1llingtodo · • Priced at $79,500. OJleo lt'•goU~baths.ll'•llot: S79,SOO 552-1726 or atrium, covered paUo. approx. $3.000. worth or CONDOMINIUMS Sat&Sun 20111Tranqull it's 1tot. ll'agotaomuch _~ __ 1232_. ______ Anxlntvalue,11\cl.sland. ~~'. 6~~~~ $57,000. Ln. H.B. 968-3019. you l\llve to~. call ror Beaut S&S Woodbridge Opeg~':!~~ 12·4 RANCH STYLI appt.Century11m.1050 twnhrn. Near park & GRAND VISTA OWMll 16 Lu T h I MMEDIATE POS·•---------t =ptng. Well localed O>untryFrench 3)'r otd, :OBf.i.!Bjc~~cj~~~d:~ xury OWft~S SESSION on t hh ,,,_all• ?1::~1L'.t-.c~!'ta~ ba, ~r,:t~oc1:~j13i!f~; IW.TY761·1212 ttS23C.UW,J>a:fMMF heavy open bea.m1. oa~ "P' beautiful 4 bedroom, ._ • , marltet. 833-2144, no OPEN DAIL y " ~':.'• Jr:~a'::!:S~.-~.;..u_u_~_,;_c_y_ •• _s_1_1_·5_0_0_· ~:~.u~~ f~ap~~:, ~1:u°!s ~~ :l~e/m ,,~mi~~f~ ~ft'o'.1'~~~~c.1~~~~ brokenplease. COUlGIPARKlALI sA.M.Toe P.M. < lot, w/crceek, lrd$, v._w. manicured ynrd, plush SM,ll00.*"'7880. 1---~-.-.'""·'-·-·-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-,' BY OWNER #-52AllOLIS =~ $250,000. Own er, Lie. •BRW+lltboton•!-Mroo~•--1 prlvatepaUos. CTpt1. In qu le \ ". LASTCHANCll Buullrully decorated OpNSMJc....f24.! " -m wv nelahborhood. J4ove ln u-.w -'Br. I ram r m, din rm, Low 1-" ~ .. • Sa•' •'"-m•a•n•. 8'0-··77•73--•I College Part . $11,.800. today _ $7919$0. Call ~ USu"45 To Bu.i. an Executive 2~88. frplc, upgraded etl ~cc 2 Br Jlqbbe$Wkld,A~. fROM ·$58 500 545•8424 Assoclat •d 2 Bdrm. toWl'lho\11• In T6wnK'ome In thh Ulruout, cptl, no strteta ln Rane San Joaq\I "6-?fU , SoulhCoa•t Brolter1. Hunt1"1ton Oard n1. Prettlae area at s uch a to croe1 lor Okfoaol/achl, Near 1ou, tennis. UCI~" i1 PRIVATIPAlTY Local resident waota dv:rtu or lrH>lex In C M , l.a1una or Capistrano Bob a.rea. Prtnonty~~ L... llACHUVIMG 3 8.R, 2 BA, atriu~3 ten· nla coiart, pool, pnvlte club. Only .,00. KIArt')' oo &.hi• OM, can 'l t t. Call Ut W. wa... cmt. ~"° ,...,~·~•t2 " ~ ... ll·Sdillf 1-:.;.~_;.__ ____ , Xlot. oolldlt\onl C•ri>eU, LOW PRICi:. S.n J oa· lndacpd . "Prln onl y . S....._. lMlt"' nJE LANDING draJ*1 ~It.In~. An xlnt quln 2Br, 2Bn. ~me· ,_,500, 5S$-s:tl7 '1~1815 , 10 :;~1 ,:, :mh'rf: :::!1d6 v=':1LsOM l:iv?t'r~rs .. m~J·!:. Walnut Sq. condo. 2br. a.teriw°"'9Mri,'ID . boat11ate • .Perf.Sl2S,OOO. HALT lll!tatl cupancy. Nr pool. 2bt,d~'!!f000am.55rm1-,,!~·b Holm IMl3«n7 BkT Jacuu, tcnni1 and ta owor. -'• """° Turtlerock vi..w. tb hole &04f COUt'h. Many 2b•. loll. P1nd• .Xtru. SU.410! RANCROSAN JOA.QlJIN Brlek paUoa, m a C• Sl.,~'46 a Br + den oo &Oii trW; SUM, • incl CCUl'IC/lue. UWSJ.3 mi eam. Lo. &an i ' A OM.YPtl.OT Sundty,FebrU!IYt.t917 ~~~ ....... ~.~-S: ....... ~;;~.~~ ....... ~.~ .. ~ ....... ~~~ ....... ,~.~~ ........ HoenhrW. HonnForW. "-'"FcwW. a.,....,IMdl 1041 ........... IOU ...... 1052 .... ,......_ .. IOH ... .,......._ .. 10.,Mewpwt•edl 106~ ·{;.;···················· ............................................................................................................ ~ ......................•...............•...............•................... ! ... ~ ............ !~~~4 •••••••••••••••••• !!.~! ~~ .... !~.~ oc.~d~~wy .. • Laguna Real Estate CULVlllOALI NorthLasuna.2Bdrma.. 0--.. HOUSI sUND•Y IZto 5 WOOmtDGE BeauUhal Plan 42 thal f,,,I., view. rents for M2S ru-. "' and w recmly been pa\nt monUi,on 9000 r.q. n. tot %1312 MOMTE VllDI DlllVI There=~ or the ~ti 1::ir; .::c~~ sm: ... Of a..c,.no LAGUNA NIGOli. Construction Company bll Glenwood plam bum with 1or1eous ROSl!:S, Dia . cbarm1n1 bom~, -a,...._. .. S•.., J..6.71 J.n t.be lat pb .... We an: plants A: many, many olvnn setHna. tunlten 4 Bedroom, 2 bath. beautiful view Jot. U :oo-4:00 proud '° otru lhl.a ex· t.reet.HURRY! 167•000· iivina rm .. pitched Only two years old and 1'n ,,...; .. t cood!-1140 D hi.._ • You I Many uperadea-rin .. 2 frptcs .. 3 bdrms .. 3 tion. $82,500. 3 B<trrM, 2~ bath located on quiet qulalte Glenwood plu l ~ beamed ce11.: family ......... • _.-• = ~c~:.-::1t!~: ~ baths PLUS an A·fr,me N QR f NS street, canyon/ocean view. Hardwood leveh make thh 3 N QR I N S 'v'i~.Y.,'!.1.~ an ocean RE A LT y floors tbruout. Exceptional value. ,. .. ~-...,., CUUt ••s u.1.TY .......... 495-1407 $l2S 500 bedrm, 2~ bath. wllb * 494.755 a * ' · ~~:r~b: ~~~l~~u~~ RE A L T Y SPYGLASS HILL llO ~· L.,.. ~ 4t 7.J421, after In town! For more IAMCH ltlALTY 1050 Sweepina coastal view-Mtw,.t leoch I 069 Newport •ach I 069 • info, pleaae call s• '·ZOOO THE VIEW FROM THE ...,.. hoch I 048 LOl)llltCI Hiiis New po r l H arbor , ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••H••••H•••••• fl4!d Carpel Reallon " TOP. Command u 1110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cal&lina & L.A. lights. ·-~~~~~~-•Ii ________ _ 833-3380 degree view of coastune OPEN HOUSE 2700 IQ. ft.! 4 Bdrms .. 21,A, WESTCUFF ":~L~• & whitewater from both PORTH RUL TY aMU Cbarlema&ne baths, dinmg area. fam. 5Br. 3~bo, $l5S,500 IASTILUFf ~ ._ levels of this quality· lOOON.Cst .. Lajluna Suodayt-4PM rm. w/wet bar, 2 l228MarianLane BeauWulLuskSbdrm.,2 OPEHHOUSIS Superupgraded2Bt.lux built.. profer.slonally de 497·2468 3Br2Ba,hugcden.2300 fireplaces &t 3-car bath, family rm.&. 1.5 condo. Save S over next corated home. 3 Bdrm11. 8UMrTS sq.ft.Poolsbeyard. gara1e. Priv . pool IAYCREST formal dlnin/i; on quiet 3822 SCOTTSDALE phase. 559-1833; 499·2109 3 l"2 baths, den. form11l Own« occupied + 7 un-RUCICM llALTY w/jacuui. $275,000. cul.<fe·sac. amlly rm. Desirable COLONY ..!!_Y0wner. ____ dining rm . 2 r1replaces, Its for Income. All on a 642•4758 * 494-1057 * 4Br.2~ba. Fam rm features sumpstone h f 1 f wet bar. beamed ceilingi. beautiful ocean side ---------i--------~ Pool. $137,SOO frplc .• parquet flrs. & home wit taste u use o Cahf. Hmes beaut up· & 3 \iew decks. Truly a street. Will trade up. ---------llG CANYON 1750Skylark overlooks large (roe-upgraded carpets and graded Jbr. 2ba. hme m conqueror's dream' 000 LSSUREWORLD DOREEN WOODARD form patio & lush drapes. The patio and Prestige Irvin~ loc. $189,500 ~W. OOOSCOVE VIEW·$215,000 RLTR 6«·7878 landscaplni. $12•,500. landscaping are u sight $67 500 By ownr REAL ESTATE Perfectforgrandma! View Newport Bay lo _________ , Calltosee! lo behold. TENN IS. 552~ · L 1 s TEN T 0 TH t; Spacious 4 bdrm .• 3 bath. l ·Bdrm • 1 bath, lge. hv-Cat.alina! lroo gale en-\r~"'i'i;;::'"'-1.-19-.PW"'I,.; .. • SWIMMING and park. -----QUlET. Oceanview con VICTi~~~EAClf family rm., 2 frplcs.; on Ing/dining. Beaullful try Mammoth living IAYRlONTCOMDO L~ Te~.,..~ tl Stop and take a peek NEW Woodbridge Broad· do retreat above Allsu Fabulous showroom de· 8.000+ sq. ft. R-2 lot. cond. A<.1. fast! $4.2,000 room with VlEW! Mar-Udo Peninsula, lop noor.:-i Mil ill I 5 3 2 I SAVER ME moor 48r. E. Plan, up-Canyon 2 Bdrm· . 2 12 Some ocean view; decks. Comp. furnished! Call ble fireplace. Paneled 2 Bdrms den 3 baths 2 ·---_ -·-··- d d d · J cor · Stained giui;s, ,,_,_.__ h $189""" Mrs.Pangbornal formal .. '-'-groom.Wel ·• · ' 67SS9l0 CIRCLE gra c~-· isrount pru.:e baths, den. 2 r1replaces. redwood wall~ & ceiling. wa"' "'""ouacPL.EX "''"' u.u:uu decks; bay & ocean • • '* A CHEYENNE in the s.w . ......., wet bar·, eH•ry modern IOYD REALTORS bar. Spacious kitchen & view! Boat docking Jr.Ji F: C~t ""~-. Cd:\I 16 lilc·o ·ller spots, f R l 2 675-5930 t E t I RANCH . 4 bedroom io~a conven1ence.Bonu:.hob· seperate orrice On6,000sq-. .. t. ·2bdot; ·--------• pan{Y· .xraG1 arg~ avail. Never lived In. ________ _ POOL home with com· LoCJuna •och .. by/work room. See the w/restroom & many bdrm., 1 ba .... & 1· rm., mas er wing. asse $185,000 Cort.able family room and ••••••• ... •••••••••••••• sun set over Catalina; custom features. Com· 1 bath. Near Victor LOIJ-a NkJalt IOS2 view patio. Loads or DOVER VILLAGE 2 fireplaces on a cul·de 180 DEGREE VIEW, 3 walk to the beach. merciaJareahasapprox. Hugo's&beacb.. $120,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~lag:~w3 ,~:r i!::~:!i 2·Sty. condo with 2 sac st.reel that ends on a BR. $&1,500. 1200 sq. rt .. street level ; EL NIGUEL Terrace Lg preview. 752_1700 bdrms .. 2 baths up . .,.. Eucalyptus lined green Just listed. $140,000. * 494-8057 * Spacious apt. above has · · Ol'IN 1119 , 11HUN1081 """ bath down. Jo'rplc .. blt·ln belt. A neat Jr. executive Taylor·Made Realty ocean view, 2 Bdrms .• 2 2 br. 21-; ba. twnhse. 1 . range & oven, dshwshr. home. Please slop by. 499-2986 49S·4486 EMERALD IA y baths, hardwood noors, M, Lndscpd, wood panel 'g. .... ' · 1ill~li 111 Washer & dryer Patio I 5302 TOURAIME By O~nr: Unique home. By Owner (L1c. Bkr.) skylights ... Priced Right tt/Y0•'4/e ~"!!:'. ~'.o~4~p:~;:·.· ·.·. · .:~ JiiJO}j dclbulb.hogusaer.age, pool & Super San Miguel .4 spacious !Iv.rm & kitch, atflJS,000. REAL~--'JE . HouseSun.l·SPM _ ----·-•:ir::::::i: GllW.a.LKER bedr oom POOL home m 2br, 2ba, hobby room. ex-White·waterocean view fOO" (ffT.,-~,.w !t "' the RANCH. All n.e~ly tra lot. Whitewater view Open-beam ceilings LAGUNA CHARM ~..,_~ . tff-03" GOLFCOMDO LIDO ISLE CHARMER REALTY 675·5200 decorated .. Exquisite Pvt rood & access to bth Fred Briggs AJA Des DUPLEX Futu E t t Mirrored & paneled By owner -3Br. 2Ba. lg. ~ .. EGINT RULTY I as~e. !'lellc u lou :.! Y $129.000. Pnn only please Dining room, Den Both with 2 bedrooms & l re 5 G e walls. Liv & din w/high patio. $150,000. 673·1610 ma1nta1ncd WONT 4991887 2Bedroom 2Rath!> bath., ocean view, As acre vu parcel of beam ceilings, sky lites --------- LASTLONG' · Lrglot --rmloexpand flr('places $125.000. beaut.if ul Laguna & track lighting. S IC Baycrest ~ br. 2 ba, #2 SILVERWOOD FIXER UPPER PRICI::S189.~ hillside; easm't from oven. huge walk ·1n fam.rm. din.rm. Open An outstnnd1ng Orean view hou,e. un <.:allforuppt 49-IH371 RENTAL Temple Hills Drive closet, A/C, dbl gar Sun l -S. $150.~. 1806 DEERF'IELD PIJn ol 100' x 100' lot. do-.e to 3 Bdrms .. 2 bath house Tremendous potenllal w/clecdr 2Br.2Ba.pool. LeewardLn.642·1889.By townhome Nicely up murkct $l3S,OOO. w1fireplace. ocean view 070,ooo J 8 cu 1 z 1. s 6 7. so o _Ow_nr_. ___ _ HEW 4 PLEX UNITS UNDER CONSTRUC TION & READY FOR RENTERS ON APRIL lST HURRY ON THESE! BKH ~·2J9.t li79 2364 OPEN SUH. 1-5 rr~~~ ~dpe~s .. r ~r:::d JA y w. YEA TS & walk to town. $4SOt mo. On The Sand! Own/Al(\ 493·58£ __ _ wardrobes . SPAS. Reaff0f"$ 499-2237 PROPERTY Beachlront home just a Byownr.Supersharp3br, Sweeping coastal view Newport Harbor . Catalina & I .. A. lights. 2700 sq. ft .. • Bdrms .. 2 12 baths, dining area, Cam. rm . w /wet bar, l ..-...... ,....._~,,,_~,...._.ft replaces & 3 -car POOLS. parklike living. Sll9.500-lBr/2Ba-6cvu \1ANAGEMENT few feel from the surf; 3 212 ba Twnhme. $63,000. Please stop 10 and take a ROOM .• -. bdrms .• patio, lg. storage Open bse Sal/Sun. 23706 8'G CAMYON OMTHEIEACH SUNSET & SURF peek! .. at the top! BeautiCul SH9,000-Com'l/SUmts TAXSERVICE rm.&aloft.s:M0,000 Porpoise Cove, Lac. View Sunset and $169,000-3Br /2Ba·Oc\.'u BY APPOINTMENT .AS Ni"'•el. ~95-0607 ft1fthUigbls from this out· R.AMCH REALTY 551-2000 JUST LISTED EXCLUSIVE ll!GllLV l1PGH1\Dl·:u FAMILY llOM f: WlTll Pi\HKSIDE LCH.'.\TION 4 B R • i" A ~1 H \I . DIN .RM :--11-:W CARPETS &. l>H ,\PF;S TllRUOUT S llOWS LIKI-: A M<ll>EL s+I !»ll ocean, mt. & canyon B 28 8 h d "w .. •"'6 views. with Catalina sun-Sl.89....1...~3 r/ a· c s ',NMI standing 4 BR. Broad· f { PJ0,000or$375,000 1104So.CoastHwy. ,...,,~ ''THE FOOTHJLLS" 3br, moor home. Featuring sets rorn every room 0 2ToChoose From LAGUNA BEA.CH ~ ISTAn 2"1ba, like new, heavy formal dining. gourmet thisJbdrm .. Jbathbome BldgStage·OcVu 497·2457 • 460' ~St. upgrade. Nr. Cr own kitchen, master suite in lovt'ly Portafmo. Par· 4Br/3Ba·+ Pool ....... _ .... _ ·-·'"I• Valley Pkwy. bet Ocean 1"""1 tn I quet rlrs , sandbla!>led ~·· ,,...,. .... •. "'w 8 S over~ ng 8 um, poo cathedral ceilings. adobe "'r y. Y 1 ownr. uper and jacuui. First time patios surrounded 'b) BLDR•S DREAM bargain 495·4719 offered, shown by ap· maturl'. maintenance-10.6ACRES MAGNIFICENT . FABULOUS Vlt.-;W & pol nlm ent only . 2 Lots wide at comer. Lge walled patio & garden. Outdoor brick frplc attached. 3 BR, 2 Ba, room for ex1>Mns1on. Multiple ioning. $275,000. By olo\ner. Phone Mon· Fri, 6pm.J0pm. wknds 8am-tlam (714 )675·6968 free lands<·aping. art• on LAGUNA BEACH Catalina. sunsets ~ view spotless loo! <!Hr. 28a. S265.000 675·6900 Iv a few nf lhe feature~ Occan&canyon,.1ews from this 3 Br .. 2 2 b11: Si6,900. Open Sat/Sun -----_____ FrHStandlft<JConclo. tii<1l makt• this homl' so Sl60.000maytr:1de 2100 sq. fl. hm. 2 years 2353 1 Porter Hurry. Bay&OceanVlew This 1 of n kind 2br, 2ba d~irahle. $146.000 "Z" REALTOHS new Priced S20,000 gJJ-0873 end unit on 15 acre purk EXCEPTION.AL 494-8611 below market Needs _ · Nwpl Crc!>\ Condo. 3Br. has no common wall!>. The lovei) :.kylighled en T.L.C. GARDEN llOl\11':• JHR. C!\'ilJ<i. tenni!>, pool ::? Fam rm. liv.rm wifrplr. lrv lo this hornC' sets the Ocean View-New 2BA. s pacious hv rm ;;J~le<.:o:~.2568 din. urea, own front yd, m"ood for the s1>et'l.lt'ular Jbr. 21 iba. fam rm. REGENT REALTY w 'frpk. clm1ni: rm. l'On ---beaut lndscpd patio, gar coastline & h1lls 1de llomantuh,2 frplcs. versational kitch SpyglassH11l·V11lageor & carport. fully up· views You'll cnJoY out· Lndsrµn~._ Sl7l:OOO 1\ II o u S E T II A T w, brklsl nook. $:Uurdcd Harbor View. 5br. 21/2 ba. g raded . 0 w n r . 2 door enlerta1ninR 1n the Open I louse Snt Sun 12 S DOESN'T DISAPPOINT area. Walk lo hcach, ten· formal din.rm&. fam.rm Northwind Crt. 612 5375 pro f e ~ s 1 o n a 1 I y -~~l_l''-Pl. 4.:_"19--1.290 YOU Exqui'lilely de· VIEW! VIEW! ru!> & pool. $98.500 Profess Inds cpd. iGS.950. Open Sat/Sun landscaped gardens 2 CALL US rural('d, nearly new 3 BOND REAL TV wt Jacuzzi. firep1l & 2 12-5 Rdrms. 2 baths. with a Bdrm. 2 '2 bath with Contemporary wood & 83l-9411 Eve,496·7298 covered patios. Beautiful ---. --- rn;irvl'lou., l.ilt·h<>n ""' .ror all the latest mull1 O<'l.'an. canyon & village glass, 2BR, den. spill· M •• t Vi • 1067 panoramic view or Traditional lime. Much pie lislin~s ;na1lahlt• in level Upper 3 An·h Bay lbtOft •io . & wood & used brick. Sec hrkfsl nook. with laun h L u.. 1 , , 1£'w' lfuge gamo or ..,.49 500· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Irvine:. Airport · s~r· tlus By ownr pnn only dry ad;oinmg Trul) u 1 e aguna ...:Jl' i dfCd hobby room. $139.SOO. ... • · rowKhng tulls. Wlk'g dis-· ' "".lrm &. Jn\lltng home AISO.lo\ehJ\C BOND REALTY Transffrred tance from tennis court PM,673·1417 ~l!>l.SOO JUST LISTED /\COMMANDING VIEW 831·9411 E"e49J.4676 BEST PRICED & pool. $195.000. Shown TIIE BLUHS·S98,0001 3 BR · 2ba. occ;in 'IC"" of c o a s l I 1 n e & C & S--'1 CORO ... "'DO '-Y appl. 640·4!>13. 3 BR. 21 2 ba, dm. rm condo. Clo:.e lo :.hopping h l l Q llty 3 ozy ,.... .. eu """" w I ew a er. ua 10" Do 3 Bd 2 W dd I b . 3 uf • I Greenbelt. Agt 640_SS6<1_ .,ff '•J• &Si7be.~,ch. m xlnl area. Bdrm .. 3 ,2 bath. formal ' wn. rm.. A 1llon 4 It£' r s, Early Bl rs "J pan. , vvv dminit rm. tiome Also baths. dining rm. & at r u Ii b a . '' v e r s /. d end unit. Can) on. Fa~h BEACH RETREAT d b ., tached garage. on a fa m I ~ a me rm Isl view. 3BR. 2BA. dn'g A A~.-.,..-. ha:-en w /wet ar, ~ qwet. dead·end streel. 15 w pal1•ad·•s Llorie rrpl" · f A · frame h 0 u.s C' Ol'J-:'\ llOl'S F'-<;~ \T 1:! -I ,,,.,.,,.,.,, :0 u'C1'~u.:... f1rcplact•s. beamed cc1I · ~ " ~ ~ rm. patio. Astrotur "" Jaeun1. (Ju1 t·k po:.~ J 1 110.S N.CoosrHwy .. loguno ~ IJ3@£Uil{>~· & 3 d k A Years old, with new ap· Mustscetobehe\C deck. pool. Ownr 1~~~1~1~3r~~·:.~~ 494-l177 499 2800 :~~~quc r~~c.~ dc~e~rn plia1~c49s:7~1 * 26031Via0£'1 Norte Slt0,000. 644·i641 Pr1n ~.~lt~~nu~~1~ &O~~ I 044 1-1-OWNERS Sl!l!l.SOO Open Hse S..n 1-5 only ---1·5. J2.162nd St. Pro1>erty lr•lne , • ·-I 044 496-950 I Villa ProfMriles Inc TllE BLUFFS House. 642-3850 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRELISTIHG 17141731-3434 -BYOWNER WOODS COVt::. S49.!>00. Xtra nice2 Br apt, Beautiful 2Br. 2Ba. HARBOR VIEW Whales bl hummln,ilhlrd!! patio, ocn side or llwy. --------~---'=-BY 0 w n c r :! "cw formal din rm. pvt MOMTEGO from this 2 Dr. 1 bulh 4!173595;494·6320Agt. VIEWHOME Cnrdovns. upgrd 'd patio, must see to ap· Delightrul 4BR & fam. d w ·patios. AiC. $112.500 & prec 2102 v1·sla Laredo room located 1·n mosl fl" own your·own 1·on o. ---------Ms~. bdrm. suite. den. S67 .500 flex term s · ' ... l~ Wh1ll'watcr .view + POETRY 1 dining rm .. 2.000 sq. rt.: a ,213).121-4~ Sll0.000, SIJ'able Pha~c 11. •,., blk hghlS or Lagunu. lnimac r alb y al .,149 500 from ~I. clbhse & Ill The ~on" of "ird cun be e u • ' .. -,;,..-..,-~-~-;.-;;.....,_,.~~...,.. Seuw1·nd dlx 2 Br condo. 2 acre p . Prof landscaped adult bwldsnJ( Just 90 heard .. u JUST COMPLETED •• i.ty, 1•1 ba, fplc, up· w/auto sprnklrs & Illes steps lo i.ecludedbeach The waters·wh1te & Lolsofwood.panoramlc TRILEVELHOME graded.enclpatio,clsto front/rear. Interior 1n Move in condition. c t b ll •B t •te p · I garage. Priv. pool w/jacuul. $275,000. 496-9501 OPEMHOUSE LIDO ISLE CHARMER tr you like that old fashioned country look with u~ed brick. stained ~luss. ('eiling fans and pe~~cd wood floors com· hml"<I tn produce a warm mzy llvin~ environment, thl'n vou '11 want lo see lh1s dl'hghlful turn key l>('rfect 2 bdrm w /formul dining, 2 baths. $129,500. The lowest priced on Lido. OPEM SAT /SUH t 2·5 123 Via Zllrfch can 644·7211 /Jn NIC,[L ll/\ILlY & l\55UCl/\lES OPEM SUM. I ·5 2641 Creshiew Dr. Bayshores; 3 BR .. Cam • rm .. 2 ba. Super lge. liv. rm w frplc, large patio & garden. $129,500 -GEM· 120-F Tustin .Ave., H.B. REALTORS 642·4623 Newport Crest Walk to beach or sun on one of 2 sundccks. Lux- urious Newporl home w1lh 3 br, 21 'l ba, ocean view Tennis & pool. S89.SOO. Call for info. Red Carpet Realty 645.3474 OPEH HOUSES 1-5 green. can beiicen view. us om u1 ... r + mas er s u1 bch. $65.500 nnc on y model home cond. w/top Owner wlll C1n01n 1·e. I ~10000 / t d k 38 6 8 3Br & 3Ba coud &"~ "" . w pv sun ec. a. 1·998-6320; 646-7 6 quality fir covl'r · ~~~~~~~~~ Jvailabic April l!>l many laughs TWOUNITS huge fam rm w/brlck evs/wknds. ing/drps. Warm h "J: rm - THI TBUCI Stunning 2 bdrm ··cardlrf" model home on major green- belt. wtth a dramatic garden view from all window~. Up- graded thruout See thai. beau. ty al 5152 Maple. off Michelson. Only S72.3SO LAGUHA MIGUEL ''THI EAST NINI" If you're lookin~ ror easy Uv· ing. then see this beautiCul 3 bdrm .. 2 bath condo with air- condit\oning. immaculately de· corated and a view of the golf course, tennis club and pool areas. Take Crown Valley Parkway to Clubhouse Dr .. to 31461 East Nine Dr. Un believably priced at $74,000 DEBFIB.D Sharp Deerfield Plan 3, with 3 bdrms., 21h baths. central air, upgraded carpets & drapes. Elegant thruoul. Stop & see at 4 Sweet Clover. Culver to Deerfield Or .. lo 4 Sweet Clover Only $71,750 TUlttu ROCK (iUt4 New Plan 2 in Turtle Rock Hills. A beaut1Cul 4 bdrm. Broadmoor home designed for complete living. Completely carpeted. central air plus much mort. Turtle Rock Dr .. right on Sycamore to 10 Wan. dorina Rill. Priced to sell, $133.500 red hill &W-8325 &G73·2047 t\ bril(ht .ind cheery Vlclorla Beach area. Crplc. cathedral beam ---------i inclds massive rough $79,500 ar11st~loft Rareflndat$179,500 ce1hngs, tile entry. xlra T MI 5 sawn cedar bookcase. A IEACHHOUSE OPEHFOR Yow Inspection Fri/Sot/Su" ll·S 21701CAP!·1041 Ou• Vtsto Dr. 5°""' L9(JUfto Lovelv 0<.:l:.A:"I VlEY. 3 BR .. 2 bath apt Close lo shopping & beach Sec to day al S77.000 D1r<>c lion!!. Cousl llw y lo We!!ley Or . follow :.\1tn1> PRJVATE DRtVE - Ocenn \'l•w. privacy & potential. 2 BR +den, large fireplace. dec\11, 2 car earage.1129,SOO. Add!> a hllle mun• to the lnd.~l'pd lot, sprinklers. OPEN SA /SU -solid barg1Jin in today's t'll!>l ~C::>,,. completely fnc d , 2 332ProspKt mrkl. 513s,5oo. Open Alrno:.t 2000sq ft ? __ ../ paltO!>. 2400 sq fl + Light. pleasant Newport House Sat. 1 5. 1823 Port Could 1t be'! '(}{}a/ custom features. fully Shores Home. 2 or 3hr. Carlow. S44·5767 Yes. the pritt' 1~ 1ust ...... air rond. finest quality 2 b a. 2 fire p I aces . Sl43M construction, a perfect Congoleum kitchen HARIOR VIEW SSS N. Co.et. L.,una r a m 1 I y home 1 n a Walk to beach, & com· CARMEL 484-7!11• 7tla-848c beauhful area. munity tennis. pools. JBr, 2Ba. ram rm. II! lot $90,500 S71.SOO . S57-4579 on quiet cul de sac Horth&tdhauty HOWARDJOHMSOM _0wnr __ 1_A..;;;gt_. _____ tastefully upgrulled . EMERALDIAY 2 Bdrm & Convert Den. Steps lo beach. Pvt Clubhouse, tennis, Olym· pie pool. Land rent. $14,500. 479 62nd St. Pnn onJ y 642 0677. NEWPORT HEIGHTS OPEN HOUSE ~El Modena Broker 752·9023 An affordable yet bt!aullful spac1ou!> fami - ly home with iOmelhing for everybody including workshop, darkroom. itame room, sunporch, family dining rm & huge kitchen. $174.500 Hai; the charm ot RULTY BAYSHORES . BY $137,500. By appl. onl~ yesteryear. together "" u73 $68,500 with the convenience or 497-1744 OWNER 3 Br 2 Ba. .,... . ..., today. Beamed ce1llngs 1~~~~~~~~~ $140.000. Open House Fri Broadmoor!> Village of Auction Sale thruoullhis2styCountry 1 ~ thru Sun .. S·SPM. 2662 Seaviev., 3 Br 3 Ra 0 Sorfof" F r e n c h h o m e LEASE/O" C r est v i e w Dr · Hampton. bc~t lot & One year new w/ocean w/Emerald Bay View. 3 Super 3 Bedroom. Newly _1_14_-64_5_·7_60_5_____ view. lse, $1100 mo. Sell view. 3 Br 21,a Ba +fplc. OVlRLOOKING Br+ den. big entertain· decorated. View. Great totEWPORT HGHTS or trade. 644-0997 This 2 sty condo has Jots EMIRALDIAY ment deck area. tall neighborhood. Ca ll of space. Hurry & dial and a\I points north and trees & treehouse ~rgia or Art tor de· ~!:v Ji:: r~~b~:te't~~~ .._.00 5:11.&ll l south. Panor•mlc view. .~UMBINE~ l1tlls. !'i8l·lOOO or 586·9893 rrptc. + many extras. MEW COn lnt1 lteal Estate all newly done. interior. ¥il•JUisoc11UEs 1_A ... et_. ________ , some ocean/Catalina New En1Jand style Con Network Lots of wood, open auos.c ... tttwy. Gotcpous View views. Bybullder. trades do with 2 BR, 2 BA, --------- beam• andglus. Bulltln ,_ .. _. 494•9411 San Lorenio 3 bdrm. 2~ cons1dered. $139,950. 225 beamed ceilings, ex·t--JU-S•T•R•.• .... •u•C-ED-.1- mtcro·wave oven. 3 -.--\ LaJolla Dr. Open daily cellent vlew.4118.000. ...., Bdrm. 2ba. renr private ba. Super UplJ'aded. epl \ tlll dusk. 646·7085 or C.llfomla Coast OPEN Sat/Sun 1·5 yard ind double garage OWNER 3 Br 2V. Ba• ex. ~cWc>~E.J 0 RL TRS 648-7961 Properties 540-.111•4 213 4oth St, NI $189,SOO panded 3rd level. rec rm. ---------1---------•1 Dftl •HI.,.. 1.111 4th bdrm. loviest 180 586-4222 V•cant ! 0 ,...n Sat/Sun 1 & 1 Plus Guest -" ... d · 1 A h ,,,_ p .... 1 ... su• .a. -Great owner's unit, ~•4944581 Bee1rehe Hvg1elw $n93 7rOco Newporih«h 1069 1-5. Fabulous view. Bay, P"" -'"'· beautlfully landscaped ~ ac s. , . ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.lallna. sunsets. Lux· A doll house! 2 BR, 2 ba, 1 1 Off h "99-1240 u r y 2 BR , 2 Ba , comp. redone incl. new, arge pat 0 · 1 ore OWN YOUR OWN 2Br. 180 degree wtute water view. healed pool, LogiMoa.oclt 1048 ~leach 1041 t rf t Co d P I modem kitchen. 2 Car mooring available. UDO ISLE wa e ron n v. 00 • Newport Pfef' R.E ar you're looklna for jacuzzi. marina. gar. Used brick patio Cal673·20St lndry rae.llilles. l(arajle .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••• 11s11umable Is l trui;l dcrd. $71.500 Howcrd Johftson Reotty 497.17~4 13 Room Mtftt Mantfoft Superb trealmenl ol alas." wood ln an award wlnnln• deatcn on ta bca\U.\fUlly \ndlcpd park like vounds The over· alie deck of( Uvlnlt rm ovcrlQOka hllle & ocean. t.bls unusual IRr homo w/fam rm, heuul, sauna & 111m h at lht end of a cul..de-aaa a.nd hH complete privacy. 1198.SOO HOWARD JOHNSON REALTY 497·17"4 IMllALD IAY MIU.TOP Fantastic view, pool. 5 Bedrooms, 4 balhs, den. Lower floor e-xcellent JUe&l ault6. $225,000 somclhing cheerful.coay SlS7,500 Own t A.gl OnlyS\26,000 & comfortable. then you _&<10_._1s_1s_____ Owner/Agent MB 1290 ghQuld see thll cute doll OPEN HOUSt; 1-4 tVwport leach 106t Mtwport leach I 069 house on the isle's quiet 2 Br + guest qtrs, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• East end. 2 Bdrme. + 2l9-33rd Street. Npt Bch. den. beamed ceil llvln1 Agt.675-492lor673-16M. r rn. • r a I 11 ~d fr p I c . $1'5,000 Harbor View Montego. LIDO REAlTY ·4.1~; \'"I ui ... ' II. * 673-7300 * HAllOIY.llW PORTOFIMO 3 Br. ' b• + bonut rrn, Pluah lndscpn's It ma1nlflccnt paUo •rtf. ()pm bou~ 8UI) 1·~. 11'8 Port T\U\n. KATHY TRACY, REALTOR, 1100 Qualt, Npt Bch. '48·11R'7 or 753·28117. Jmmac •br. beaut front & rear yda w /many features, nr park & pool. 1129,SOO Ownr 640-SSU l'OPULAR PALERMO Rarbor View Hamea. catual ~comfortablellv· iftl, and reflect' pcide or owoerahlp. • BR, 2 (rplc '•· lge 1tepo4own f1m•rm. wlk·ln ml.mired wat·bar, prof. dee. 6 tndacpd. Ownet. $13$,000. 1111 Port. Sheltletd. ~.-022A O~n Sat/Sun U.5 .I AL.UY. DllVI POUVlll YllW OM THI WAT& A lovely .,... ..._. ..... inside and out. 4 Bedroom and den, elesant formal dlnlng room. all surrounding beautiful •trl•• utrJ. Pool. therapeutic jacuzzi pool and mora. $258,000. OPIN SAT & SUM l·S I 71 I c;.a1ay Dmt Plloer. 541-1121 lrolltw/0.- • ~~~.~!~ ...... !~~~!!!~ ...... ~!~~!~...... SUnday,,~t,1977 DAILYPILOT Q .._P'to,1rty 2000..-.Pn••rtr 2000 ~,.,.__ .._...Uar. .... 4 .._.1Uaf•w Md Ha•nU11r. •••• ...................... ._........................ ..... 1700 ..................................................................... . ~!'!~ ....... e'!';~ ....... ~.':':':!'!':. ...... . ........ .._. 1069 ... 1069 ~L-. I OH .............................................. .........•............. . a..o ISLI ThlS 5upcr f antastlc home hu import. ed Austrian cry1tal cbandeher.s, 5 beautilul bed.rooms, Ja.rte court, 4 full baths, f onnal dlnlng room, 3600 sq. It .. room for jaCU%'ZI & sauna. Too many amenities to list. Was $275,000. wlU sell this wknd for $237 ,SOO. Open Sat. 12~ c....., 21 Crocbr ....... '21 W. tttlt St .. Cost. Met. 642-5061 DUPLEX A &<iod buy at SU0,000 JAY Vt. YEA TS Redlon 499·2237 INVESTORS OPPOITUITY! RARE ••••••••••••••-••••••• Coaht MeM 3ll4 8 Toro 3232 ....... 3244 ~ ntl.OLD ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OAKTlll HEW ·3Br,2Ba,nHrSo. 1t'a MOFREEHENT 11\VlNf; 100 Yr. old •tclae ~·· Cout Plasa, $49) mo. a story, 4 br, 2 ba, cpts. 2 BR. l "" Ba •...••.. S3SO old ooatalflc 2·story (2lS) 41\.'7383 or eves drps, fncd yard. s yrs 2 BR, l Ba .......... $3$0 barn, windmill, lot.I o1 (2)3) .. -oaT old. Frplc. $3'75. mo. Call 2 BR. 2 Ba.··· ... P?SIW ,..... I Oto Two Supet'·Sbarp Trlplexet t bldl obU h Rmty ~111112 2 BR. 2 Ba......... . S.535 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Side by side -separate lot8 fa!.~~;' or~ 1°;,• 11 .. Del Mar, 4 Br, bltns, ' 3 BR. 2 Ba. . ••• SUS/600 BY OWNER Lllurelwood Low Matntenance huce trees 00 7 .~ oi .. s:oo. Roi's. ~·7 Lake FOl"eilt new. ma1nt 3 OR. 2Ya ba ..... ~/~ Townhouse 3 br. 2 ba. Both for $190.000 all·usabJe land. P'an· or'751..40e0 free 2br. 2ba tnhae. Pvt •BR, a Ba .......... MM Up-*ded Cpl. "-hwshr, locredlble! ·--• .. vi ..... s ol Or~· I palJO, club priv1s. Lst' • BR. av. ba. furn .• $S9S ..... u.. ......... ..... • Preat I• • Br. 3096 ......,,-~ ..... •1""' BR o . ••u.1-.. dl'ps. 2 patios. Call Cor Pacific St.ore Realty Co. OYil\J' anxious• w ll Roanoke $495 mo. -............. '""---4 ,2Ya ..... •• • ..,.,., """"' appt. ~1-0493or830-9693 Old City Plaz.a carry. Bkr. n'1m~ Jeanine. TS2·1920 or Geo.,.... Vahy 1234 ~BR.:,r::cANYON · $895 $42 500 111 W. Avenida Palizada orl78-&n7 wkd;ya,83'..tel6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 31lR,2YaBa ........ S'100 • • San Clemente led..... NEWPORT Hgts sm 2 3 BDRM. 14' Ba. Prestiice Try S39.SOO. on thia 2 BR 491..SJOO W.ted 2'00 br f d yd No' pm area. 5'00 mo. Ai\. Ask older home, room for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gas °t ·wtr'. pd. $260: foe Keith 968-1317 ''. other units. Agt.642·5062 WANf C·l with Improve-673.22S6 2STORY 3 Br. 3 Ba. bonus 'if J&L...._ S.Cle•nh 1076 S....._ WedMMter IOtl · ments. $50,000 to . rm.cln,frplc,D/W.$395. 'l~:.i./..._~ · ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• C~ 1071 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I~ Property 2 000 Lofsfor SGle 2200 $100,000. Laauna/S. French Quarter, 3 br. 21,; 714-963-4569 or ~1·9545 I')' U"-Rl ... ERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHOWCASE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••.••••••••••••••• Laguna are a . ba, dble encl. gar. Agt.noFee !11:2.2. 360o;;i1H1,_~ f9tA " ocll! ...... FRONT Olah/trade, for magnll Stove/refrig. Pool & rec u;J.;J" POINT IUILDER'S HOME S IDRM • 3 I A '""'" 10 acres. Santa Ynez center. S375. As'lt for Fplc, 3 Br 2 Ba, blt.ns, un· Wbena contractorbullds Plus bonus r oo m , Dlstn.iProperiy! l60'oCocean!rontin0ld Valley. Water tn. The Jea.n.963-896lor5S4·1412 fin. bonus rm. fncd yd, CUSTOM VIEW his own home he !re-fireplace, tile, paneling I can find lt for you. ~ ~ar. The only one of at.olule best & a.bout ~e 4br. 3ba avail now. Xlnt grdnr. S375 mo. SSH060 •5?3 C.utMJ>a:fRVINE HOME quenlly puts in many ex & wallpaper. Corner lot Beach area specialist. tl s lnnd on the market last Own.r (!!OS) 68S-4M'fu <:onstrucUon to began January '77 •. 3100 Sq. ft 4 BR. 3 Ba conlempor11ry ranch style home. Many, many xlras. Plans & s~ifications avail. in oCfice. $156,900. "' .... ,~ ~ .... y ;,,. <>.<f'_· traa. Right now we have Trader access ut only Probates. foreclo511res, since? $125,000. Call · loc., xtra lge gar. pool, Modem 3 br, 2 ba, fplc, OPEN DAILY such a home to show: 4 $74.500. .BankruptcJes, Divorce. today-gone tomQfrow. To complete excbance. 3 $85. CalJ 982-0830 aft 5 DW, no wax firs. cpt. 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. Bdrms .. 2s,i, baths. PURCEU.REALTY lnvestmentproperties. OMFtlEEWA.YRAMP or 4-4 plexes, value ap· XLNTHSE TOPLOC drps. ~/mo. 963-4569 formal dining rm., llYln~ Call l 46•2148 Below market.::.e. Alrnost one full acre next pro x . S 6 0 0, 0 0 0 . 3 Br 1~ Ba 'Rv pkng ~r 531·9545, Agt. oofee. V:.W& ~e~k T:!r. J rm. & family rm. with ktttJohnson. er to freeway ramp-a 831--0020/646-lSSS. all s chools' fwys bcb. S800 ;~-06~· aut. frplcs ; over 2600 sq. fl. ~ Call (714)513-4545 most unusual property-$395 WU' pd• 839 6891. __ m_o_. _____ _ on a lar"e lot. Call for a Other11tHIEstat. motel-fast food -...,. • · · • Mo••l•Todcry! . " r . d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 213-691·3158 SUno. .. 5..,0,..,. 3 .. _ .. rm 2 TURTLE ROCK 4 Br, 2 hst ol 56 amenities built ••••••••••••••••• • • •• • • reeway servic~r og ..-..... ... uo:v • Ba F R de u 10 by owner. Price Mobffe Homes For sale by owner Santa kennel. $115,000. HolaMsFwwllhed MESA VERDE-3 br, ba, fpk, lg fenced yd, ' am m, n. pa 0• $195,000 For Sd e I I 00 Ana •·plex. Spendable. COMMERCIAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• fam rm xlnl cood Best xlnl area, $400. l yr lse. w=a~r park, pool, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1104.000.642·1960 OR baltoaldmtd 3106 are~.~mo:s.u.i2ooor 142-4466 sc · mo.60-l7l4 Trailer space for 8x30'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 833-31121 LEADERSHJP R.E. TurtlerockGlen, Plan Adult c. M. park, no Newport Beach PROFESSIONAL Balboa Island Waterfront 3br 2ba f r I I ll,4BrFRTenn&rec. pets. $80. + 548-6173 1.3 Acres in downtown 2br, lba. $350. mo to vd Uo az:.rm, P ci..&ie 3 br shaded yard vacant area. Avl. 2/1. $600. 'H-1) 833-9781 I Hestet>-Brown -·-~IA lTOI ---------1 AIPLEX San Ma.rcos-Located 6-15-TI.831-0554 ~es~ad"l~arcar.S4g~934· 7 . 0n1'y-c:".Fee • . 547-7044 833-3215 ---------i LAP OF LUXURY Cozy 28' trlr in Newport 't" a! -"' "' ;r _..... 3 Gorgeous bdrms. Beach park. Kids & pets P R l D E -0 F . ru:xt to high tr_ fie ar~a-Corona., M• 1122 . Beacbcomber,631·2011 TUrt.leroclc Glen Plan 4. OPEN HOUSE 1·4 PM Sunday. Contempoury cedar 2 bdrm, & idea room with hill, ocean & fairway views. ANCHOllAGI INVESTMENTS 1714J 4'6-7711 v~Ba, color coordinated ok. $1500. 548·2556 OWN ERSHl p • n ear will take medical bwld· ....................... 3 br, avail March 1. $350. u.~ •---h 3240 Sbr, 3 car gar, pool, ten· d . •L k Hoag llospt 1 s n· h Ing or what? $180.000. ""'· 2br 2 mo.lst&last.536·3248or .---,.Oft.._ .. ; .. rr95 mo 640-1044 ecor. custom is uae ey . I a . pa is Buver is most anxious lo .. """?· • car garage, ,,_..,,·5386 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,_. •• • . • Wl.lhiJI thi·s 16 .... sq. ft. 3 Br Mobile home, 5• tile roofs. Private J Clio (rnlc 1 blk from _.....,., ________ _ "" p k El T M help ' ,.,. . 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, in 4 Br, 2 Ba, FR. c~· drps. •wnhome. Spurush Qytle ar .·. vro .iny balconies & patios, · acb $450/mo 556-4414 2 B .1 8 1 """" • u ~ .,..., ooo D k The J II ( · · r a . enc gar• preslie area of expensive prof lndscpd. $625. 5 entry, unique frplc, ram amerutJes. -v. ru e enclosed garages of e ey. ompony days,675--4560eves. East.side.adults nopets. bo S . . . d rm, separate din rm for & Assoc_i_u~es 838·5700 cour::.e. All 2·bed.room, 2 113941 Camtno Del Mar S26S 540-0C>93 ' mes. pac1ous, pnvale Morning ew. S52·13SO; · · I b th 2 t it W111 Del Mar, ca. 92014 Bachelor apt, 1 !Ablk from · patio, community swim· 645-2330 cntcrt11in111g, + poo , LIDOPEN INSULAN.B. a . ·S ory un s. . I 2 --------~ · i & lbh 1 consider "xchang" By (7 14) 755 L.L.17 ocean. util fur.n, $185. Mesa Verde 3 Br, FR, 2 mmg poo • car garage, 'd Es 1acui:r. c se, ess 2Br. 1811. walk lo beach .... .... ~ 2500 s E huge master suite; built· Woodbn ge tat.es,~ Br, than l mi lo beci ch. & h . ,..,3950 appointment only -no m?. eaview O· fplc's, bltns •nr schls, i·nov"'n ... A."",...r. month. 3Ba,fam·r.m,den,frplc, pncedright!S73,000. 67~~,pvtpty,.,...' dnveby's pl~as1• Mountain.DH«t, qwreAptll. grdnrincl.$425.839·4945 KEY REALTOR S dbl gar, air cood. $525. l<atellaRealty ----Resort 2400 CostaMHG 3124 4 Br 2 Ba Jge fncd yd 962·7788 mo. 754·369-t days , Riviera Dist. 3 Br 2 Oa . 831 -1003 493-0. 442 24x60. 2 BR. 2 Ha, prized • .'-'.Quail ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• worksbop.'NwptSchools: 551-068leves. C!a°J1:~oonb:!;.:;:~4'f'°7 LOVELY --~~'!°t~:i;~no~J~~~~.~g~ li\lli Pl~• N~hl~o~t~::.. :Yz~~g: ~~~-Util pd. Klda $400.S48-9617or546-:.>GS C~~~!'°&=.; 4 Br Oc~ ..... VIEW STARTER HOME -~-5~a!_t~ _ _ Prap7wt52_191•20• do. 200 deg. swpg vu. Ma.in Renlals,S.0-5370 EASTSIDE $345. 3 Br 2 979·7888 NEW U.P . TOWNHOME ~" 2 8 b 1 ed marina .. ALSO '6 incm . Ba, dbl gar. lcids, pets Never lived in Peters MiraCostatwnhme3Br, r , la, cos gar. 14000UAtlSfNtw'°"uucM duplexes Renoareashow l-llMtiftgtCNlleocll 3140 OK. 236 Camelia, Nu3bdrm2ba +~nus T/H.Upgraded4BR,FR. 2"'a Ba. Prof decor'd, & newly pamted. BUY OF AettOCJe for sale I 200 --123 on cash. Ownr anx. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642~Joel rm, Twnbse, 1~ m1 frm DR, micro oven, pool & lndscpd patio. 1730 sqft, THE DAY at $44,950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE Call cou,9161 546-22:29 L A K E p A R K : bch. $425 mo. References panoramic view. S625. King sz mstr bdrm ste, POINT REALTY 5-A.CRES 4..PLEX H a n d s 0 Dl e 3 Br 2 Ba hse, encl yard, 842-1140. per mo. Agent, 752·13LS w/fplc, steps to pool & Call 491>-5600 South of Oran~e County INDlAN WELLS CONDO, c o M p L E T E L y walk to schools & shops. Ex 2 St 2500 ft 600 jacuni. Reduced to s.a&hoch 1084 Fant astic view. Full Last phase All have C24Casa.Dorado-3&_2. FURNISHEDJBR.fami· Nodogs.21ddsOK.$340 ~ d y,PI :i.a 3 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; $89,950. By Own er . pn c e s 11, 500. x 1 n l f600·p : 3 DB wr.·2 bf' /0· .:n'=~~s· golf, tenrus, ~lspa. bilt· I y r 0 0 m h 0 m e mo. 646-3420 sqb · · 1e1°· bl tus r, t *a~~ "LS * 493-7533 ••••••••••••••••••••••• terms. Bkr. 714 522·2080 mg Pers s1tuaUon de a , a n s, crp s;:,..'"" unit +-3 1130' 2 br, 2 ba . d . l $66 000. ~/gardener. Quiet area. MESA VERDE 3 BR 2 lbruoul, pool, nr shonor, 2BR 2 B $400 Custom 4 bedrm. corner or676 5717 man s sa e . . , Just a short walk to • his be"' M t r,... • a .... ·••••·· YOU ASK FOR lot on hill. 1100 Catalina. uruts. Agt. Sl 75.ooo. furn; unr. (714) 346-3283; beach and s hopping. Ba: ne~ crpts, drps, new sc • 11• am ree. 2 BR. 2~ Ba ......... $425 WEGOTIT Sharp&cozy.2200sqft. 400 ACRES West or Day64.2-8550evcS46-l08l 346-9837 $5501 mo AGENT paint in/out, dshwsbr, $575.Nopets.642·3973. 2BR,2.,..Ba ......... ssso ... w/fplc, playhouse. etc Corona.Thisproperty1~ 7527315 • 'bttns,frplc,lgefam-rm. 3br 2b 2 to t h 3BR,2Ba .......... $400 SpectacuJar ocean view $130,000. Open House not ready for developmt IHDIAM W&LS · $450. mo. 540-6757 ' a, 6 ry wn se 2 BR, den, 2 Ba ..... $425 ~~~ ~~TJ~oi!f OC: ~~~~ Sat1Sun Call ;it this rr1me. however ut a Two ~Utfr,~~.;:.·Princ Dream HOIN l.alJilna Hms 1150 College Park 3 br 2 ba ~s12-l~~t location. 3 BR. 2 Ba ........... $430 Century 21 pnce o $750 per ac . it only Ownrt /\gt. 673·4430 Noted desert architect ••••••••••••••••••••••• I rd bltns' 1' J BR , FR, 21,';i Ba ••.• $450 everything from sunken Cross Country would makt• an rxtremt• designed this impressive 3 Br, 2 ba. air cond. w/w ~f gaia$395 548_447f°°' 4 BR. newly upgradrd. 3 BH, 21~ Ba .... ··· .. SS2S gas fircpit, remodeled Ron Ellis ly gd. inveslmt. to hold home . Fl aw I es s I y cpts, dshwsr. fncd patio. · · Close to beach $425/mo 4 UR , 2 Ba.·········· $450 kitchenWITJIPANTrtY, ~-1188 or960-2358 forthefuturl' Lowtaxes RealEsat~Counselor planned JBr, 3Ba; a view,pool,dbl"ar.•""". OCCSpeciaJ.$165.Utilpd. AskforKeith.968·1317 4BH,FR,2 Ba ....•. $.550 2 full rec r e;ilional .,, 1 L· f th • ~ 4 sR L'R 2B ti!l\I\ •l.'rms av · .-or ur er Pro fl's inves tment separatediningarea&a 768-5823. Stv/rerr".Fee , .. • a ...... .,.,.,., facilities. Can walk to SU .... SET BEACH r 1 11 F 1 " 2Br, 2Ba Upgraded Con· shoppin" and tennis club. " in or. P l'llSl' ra .rncs anulys1i.. uppra1sals, tax fl_owing n r plan that pro· 1 __ ... 1_..... -3152 Main Rentals, 540·5370 .. FA'khoff, Eckhoff & A~ & exchungc advice v1des its mstr bdrm. hv --:rm"""'..,...... do. security, wshr/dryr, red hill ~:.:. 552-7500 A MUST for active fun IOU it l hM t-• soc.,ln(' 5'11 2621 Spec1al1z1na in Bch rm & hu ue modern •••••.•••••••••••••••••• $250 .. 2 br, garage. Fncd lavishrec,536-6155 lovers! $62,000 n e 0 C'I ,., .. I\ t f b h f k d F • South of Coast Hwy lOl multi-plcx properties. kitchen w/glassy vistas "'we. urn2 r ome or ! s. ee Near Heil & Beach. 3br + I£ .Quall ~ I Blk to beach Perfeet Comrnl!rcial ~lier::. & buyers avail of the pool & patio. Gotr Laguna Niguel. Refs. Mam Rentals. 540·5370 bonus room. Frplc, cpts Plaett for couple. Owner will Property 1600 Call Ron Elhs cart distance to Indian Call eves. 49S-6917 M~A VERDE _ Atlruc· drps, $385. lsl & last. ---------Prap..-li•s fin ance. •••••••••• ••• •••• •••••• Century Zl 848·ll88 Wells & El Dorado Coun· Newport hach 3169 live JBr 2Ba w /w cpts 968·7:46 3 Bd w/den or Cam rm, 2 7S2•1920 I PURCELL REALTY TWO STORY Cro ... s Country 960.23511 try Clubs. Many, many ••••••••••••••••••••••• drps dshwshr fr pie' ba. in xlnt neighborhood. 1•00 ....... 1• •t .... ~ H•CM c-8,.6 2828 luxury features. $115,000 ~..... c:"" ·.,..,.,., · •New hach House On cul-d-sac. walk dis· . ~ --•• ""~~· ~ -... • OFFICE ILDG. --EVE OWNBEY INC Ocnrnt 3 br 2 ba. frpl. etc. gar.~ mo . .....,.o>.><>o "DRE".....,IO"T l -• · $450 mo. Wntr only. NO Get ready for summer tance to schls. Patio &: "" ~ " K2~0a0"S•~:.. COSTA MESA Realtor-73-92SBHwylll PETS67a-7368 4 BR, fam·rm, newly re· now! Walk to beach from boat entry. Proflndacpd. Craclous, spacious 2Br WA.TSlFllOHT LOTS UTftl "' .......... 346-3903 Anytime modeled. $450. mo. Wtr/· here. Walk to grade $440/mo. Gardener in· detached Condo. in adult Three newly bulkheaded _L. South LCICJIMCI 3186 grdnr incld. No pets. school & high school. 4 cl'd. 833-2472 community. l easyblock lot-'l w1th C2zonmg. LosAJi"""os fQURPl£X lOAcHouse&Trailer ••••••••••••••••••••••• 548-3337 br. 3 ba. huge sundeck. to nearly pm ate beach PURCELL REALTY P.P. $820,000 J t . t d NewberrySprg.s SZS.500 3 Arch Bay 2 Br WW ------. ---d dbl gar.~ mo. 614 20th A'ITRACTIVE WALNUT ONLY$64,950 C .. 846-2148 Schl'dRetttals us repa1n e. new 5 Ac with lake & fish. cpts. drps, fplc'. p vt Pvt 2 .br, nice yar St.536·1718 SQUARE.spacious3BR. POIHTRULTY carpetsanddrapes.Will Newberry Springs be h $S25 +patio. $250. Fee. ----....... ----1 2baTownhse.Lrgencl's C-49.1.5600 I S 124,000 rons 1 d er exc hange . n2.soo. rnc!'c544:1;n view, Beachcombe.r, 631-2011 2 BR. Condo 1', ba, frplc. patio/yard-pool &i rec. ______ .,. ____ WantAdHelp? 642·56781 12 131658-7150 Private patios. extra Drake&Associates · --..,15 DI T hs 2 pool s. patio $295 fac1hl1es. Only $325/m<> •...... ,. ............................ ,.... Owntt l<JrRc-un1l'\. Great invest· 838 5700 ..., mo. X wn e. 532-40l5or768 8266 Jm med. occup. Bkr. I mt•nt potential $120,000 _ · __ HouHs Unfumistt.d Br. 2 Ba, new cpl. dbl --642.0200 ---=::::::c:='=-"--=:::::.•=,....-: INVESTOR us er Multi OutofCounty ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar. pool 546-6299. 4 BR. 4 yrs. new. Great I purpose bld~ Balboa Property 2550 GeMral 3202 557-0848 neighborhood. Nr. ocean Cannery VI~ area. (,or 1£ . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MESA VERDE 3Br, 2ba. Sgls. ok. $475 Mr. Kab1l. ~ _I<><' C121Mart_!!n640.53571 ~Quall ~ 110 ACRES ~NDJOO Heed A Rental frml din, outdoor BBQ. agt. 963-56?! 'I --- --iiilPlac• fl>tatearea.v1ew,owner TenexhaslOO'sofbchci· $595 incls gardener. Laodmark J Br, l~ Ba, ---.C -:': M __ ._ Prap•rti•• broker. 714·222-0351 ty rentals dally Tenex 546-3166Agt. Jt'am Rm. 4 yrs old. $400 Of"OnCI u.. Cir 7S2•1920 898 9891 94 5448 968 456 Coast Hwy-super loc J 14000UAILST.NlWPOllTH•e>t RESIDENTIAL BLDG . COLL. PARK Sunny, mo.4 . ; ·4 Stores in one bldg. One PROGRAM Loe in N.E. BELMONT SHORES on charming, 3 br. fam. rm, $245. 2 br, gar, kids, ~ts. vacant. could be ror UNITS EA.STSIDE San Diego Co. Sm invest. water. Cape Cod, sun· frplc, cov'd. patio. Lots snglsok. Fee <1wner-user or good ln· We have six ul $200,000. g~ return. ('.ontact Len deck 3 Br FR. fplc. $575 of fruit trees, nice MainRentals,540·5370 Personalized Designer Pattern I • ' . <•ome producer. Call Li7 Six al $210,000. Duplex Lilly, exclusive bkr for mo. (213) 691 ·5331; ne ighborhood. $425. --------- Beazley for further de· ~.000. North American m4·1828 642·2178 4 BR. 3 Ba upgraded new tails. Barrell Realty Development Co, Jnc. S650. mo. w /grdnr. &42 5200. 4020 Blrch St, Suite 111, lcAoa llloftd 1206 DUPLEX 2 br, Iba $2SO + 846--0809 842·7461 Julie. Newport Beach, Ca. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dep. Newly refinished. r,::~~·oou llEAL n 92660. (714) 759-0213. SPACIOUS 4 br, 4 ba, ~ Stv. Fncd. yd. No pets. Very clean 3 BR, 2 Ba, nr -'i \ B N 645-8184 Westminster Mall. $375. *SHOPPING ~~\ \IUO.-.C•\\alMH w__. Styt H blk. to So. ayfroot. ow mo. 962·2811 eves, or 645-9161 ontet"ll ~ ome to6/1. S450mo. 675-9061 I on 2112 CICl'ff E. Side, 28r. 1 Ba. nu 963-8377 days. CENTER* BeautJ300sqftbome un· Coronac:WMcr 1222 cpt~/drps/bltns, nice Co --SAH CLEMENTE ••••••••••••••••••••••• area, lg yd, wtr pd. SJ15 1 BR. ndo, immac .. con· on corner or one or 4 UNITS (2 Bdrml near ~~fg abe~~~ i~l:i~~g~ S. oC Hwy, newer. 3 br. 2 mo.646-0931 ~.!!:1_emnto. ~ .. eJ24ve2r ything Orange County's busiest Golf Cours", T "nn1s b r l J dr ts _, .....,.. OPEN SAT. 1·5: NJ,.b\EUCALYPTUS , TERRACE: Beautiful ~ bedroom wit~ fa mily/k it c hen. Up graded c arpet an • ceramic tile. Located 5 greenbelt. with view .• Near pool & jacuul. ONLY $385/ m o.• AGENT, 752-'l3lS • intersections A high <'ourls. Stat~ Pa"'rk & spacious area that would ela, rp • :;,_QC Y6•7~~ • 4Br, 2Ba, $435 mo. kids & volume shopping center easily convert to a large r .,gar.,~· .rv;JVV pets OK fenced yd 3 Br, l '~ ba SUrfside Con· ..... .-:=:::-:-::-:::-::~':\ with exeellenl parking Beach Fireplaces & guest house $36,750-caU DELUXE 3 B 2~ 8 557-0237 •· • do. Frplc. pool, patio. ~ CALL NOW • for busy Satellite stores Ocean View· Xlnt condi· before it's too late. r · a 831·9875 or 536-1827 B I lion Sl 39 500 GALA PROPERTIES dplx. 615'Aa Marigold, EASI'SlD&-418 Magnolia ----1 752 ·7315 y appointment on y. POI~&~ "LTY M6.S mo 844 2405 NEW 4 B 2~ B I rpl Ed. Wolfe. QUAIL "'"!Ull MrFrey(714)542·3456 . . 3Br18a,fplc,lgefncd r, a c. OONALOM.BIRD ~ PLACE PROPERTIES Cal4t6-5600 Beautexec3Br,2baDplx, yd. New cpts &.faint, dinarea.wetbar, lblck lNC 752 1920 RCMChH. Fanws. S ol Hwy. Frplc, paUo, etc. $39S mo. Ava1 2/15. bch. Landsc. No pets. Auo<lote1,teoltors ~ · · Lots for Sale 2200 Grona 2700 $4 7 s 1 m 0 11 e. 42 2 845-8200 "95 mo. 968-0652 an 4PM .,..._.".£.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Goldenrod 675 9835 --Super value! $395 Per mo ... 0... 1100 112 ACRE AVOCADO COUNTRY · . $425. 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc, fncd Rustic 2 bdrm home. 4 BR. 2 ba. Pool &tennit.• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Le _, all b 1 d 3BR 2BA h 8 3BR 2BA home, nice yard. Nr schools & shop· modem ktchn. nice yd The Colony. Paul Marti( vw, usa le an . ome on · i B llti pinl Meaa del Mar $2:50Tenex898-9891. R.E. 6"·7383 4 c:i•k C...t.r ex Building site or bring acres. Fantastic view. ocean v ew. u na, tract' Res Ible adlt.ii :-.i Good rontal. l lk to your mobllehome, all •·Acres mature trees. fircplc, dbl 1ar. $$95/mo. onl. • 2782 ~nd D SUPER SHA HP Qrangetree Patio hme. a.( crthse Ir Bus tr•n•P· animals OK. Loaded Owner must sell. Won't PrestlgeHomesMS~ &&/• e oza r. Lovely 4 Br home. nr Br. 2 Ba. den, tennis_. Easy malnt. 3br, lba, & with trees. Terms. Bkr. 1 a at lo n g . B k r . Newer apaclous It airy fwy, shopping & schools. pool, $400 mo. 646-3686 4 2br, lba. ~(Mary) 714/ 522·2080or876·5'117 714/S2l-2080or 878.S717 Sbr, zba bme. So. of Hwy. $400. Freshly painted 3 Localed on quiet cul de 4t Br 2 B b akf t/di SllC. Sngls OK, $400 mo. WALNUTSQUARE88r2"'. --~ 2000 LohforSale 2200LohfwW. 2200 ~l~,c~aar 1!~5aa:;0e ing are·~. ~00 ~mo~: Agt. No -fee. 963-0830 & Ba,u~ded twnhse.No.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cati 8'75-0784 e;.;" oniy. ' 664-1838 1188-5368 pets. • 642·9799 .. I 0 UNITS ' Z Br, 1 Ba, 2 blocks to lmmac ready for oc· SWIMMIMCi POOL 3 Br, 2 ba, frplc, countrt ~e:i~,c~:~f::~a1: ocean, no children or cupancy ~. 2ba, Mesa 2 BR. Den, dbl gar, RV :~~~h~~·1P;~:.·i:t• (4) 28R units. Asklna macnab / Irvine pets,8'1S-OU9eve ~.L !!r;-~any xtras. storage. $88S. mo . H781 Deerpark.548-4471 f rm.soo. Ail 631·3900 " ft --...:.75::!1.:::=-591.'59=. _____ ,-~-::-:-:-::::-::-:::-:-:::-:-=-646-7414 r88 y Nr water 2 br, all xtru, Beaotif\11 3bt' 3ba FM bt b ~MO. FREE RENT • ~-"· USO Tenex FP, PO., nr' bch.' Only •year!. ain:.:::k.•~7s~ 3br, 2ba, family titcbenj 8·UNITS, good Coata $7SO. mo. 846-l035 Manyxtra11. 714.f2l-87?9 fn<:dyard. Newly paint.ea~ Mesa area. Exchange up ~ painted 1 br le iMlde. $365. mo. Call• possible. Aet.645-4286 ~ CYNISS SHOllS den. beamceUf,fplc, utU 3Br, J baduptex. fncd yd, 1 .... W°" RA.t•tY,549-11162 SAN CLEMENTE Be a lucky one & buy one of the l ast pt Close to bc:b "atons. aar. no pet.a. 1285. lat, "-bow 1242 rtleroclt Broad moot' TRIPLEX . Ocean View lots in th.is area. Nice $.'l:90.7H~ rut, HOO c1n 'I fee.••••••••••••••••••••••• Plan11U Br2~Ba,Fam (l)3 BR,2 8a,(2)28R. b~ comer lot W/approval to build 6C2·0'128. 3 Br. 3 ba townhouse. Rm,1caraar.Anll.hn.· .. aBa . Spacious. bit ina. 2nd story. Private beach, park & Veryo~~:.~·0·~~bt 11 .,_.,.. 3226 :f;~kt~:11°~!L1c1~n.~· °*1. ~ mo. RE A~: TAYR~~~DE security guarded gate. $70,000 -cbeelful Duplex. Walk to ••••••••••••••••••••••• M&-UnorMl-MS6eves.' m.all89evea. · • • 499-2915 49S-'486 will trade. Lynne Rothell 644 6200. ttDres. '350/mo. A.sent. •BR + fam. rm, 2 frplcs, btud new feftted ! br Tll1' Spadea BouUque ault ta accented wttb (00) 873-1a>J febced. $500. BeauUCw, L&t.c 2 Br Twnhse. Pool, 2ba cpl, fr-pcl. tam.rm: t snaahlnl white clctacb.ablt coUv and cu.Ila. The 2 Houses on a lot South ot H Gr prlv a h • unlque . Tennis, frplc. No.peg. acoa.tolacu.uU rpool ttoot·buttoned Jacht 11 ~ nttec1 and baa <Nettport). 2·2Br. $81,4SO BR.,a.,_lht~liiav:~t a -.-all. QlildOK. &36-2231. • mo. 7eMH7, ·: aleeveaUlatreatbbe)owt.b•elbow. Thetkll't,setoo .All5tl-n68 IAYNOMT LOT A#O&IM4a WX new a Br 2~ Ba........ 3244 a walathand, ta an e:i·llne wbh lnvm~ center J.S UNl'l'S. Cotta M a. Wide bay location on beautiful twnhm ~ ml Ka.rtna ........................ •--------·~ trout pleat and Wt lipper cloltftl. Fabrics: JClnt cond. "2 br 2~1 Promontory Bay. Size appros . c..e.MeM 1224 Oen Vu rte taei1. S38S • . fORWSI ..._lni.en, wool crept, 111ttwet1bt wool, con.h1roy, 8-l ti!-Inc $31.4!60' .Pric~ 50x100 with Coastal permit tor t llp ............ ¥ .. ••••••• mo.~or55HS37 Luxuryl8r . CULYaDW ~ raw •llk. cottcn. linen. N-40 JI C'Ul oob' lo lllasfl\ · w OK prln & d k. Call f buildinR inf a llESA:Oltl.K.All TwhnM,A/C. Beautiful Plan •• ll\ 10-lt.SU.U'*lulratsll1dl.otd"fabtlcrot1ult ~.~:.. ........ ~r/A ... · UonocA &a) e ort flillllllO()()~ee ormeath.,· IBr + den W/pvt eQ• .,.. J232 R1nchoS•n Joactul1t QalvmWe ... Bdnns •• z. aDd 1/1 yd. ol eoottut. To order: Ml'4 pattern """"'e6Gs -••· • • u a •-· ,, · . trlnee, ($, 2 car ~. ....................... $S.$O mo. 'lu.9UO bathm. o" tarpetinf. 1 nwnber, lile, n ame. addreu and sip. Price SUt &&i-Scbwelckert &tZ.8235. (°'9) lJ. )d, t:,e~l-4 ... ac, Like Forut new choke Sho_., boutlfully .. plu.a30cPG1tateandbandll.n1. 4.ft.B $&50mo. taken'ont 4br, 3ba, wtt ---------t Owner• en1lou1. Onl)', Pattem '8ooki by C1asaifttation, t:m•ment J, Spr· North East Cost M M... IMlr, AfC .. -.. Lo111f•red T\Jrtleroclt Olm, new 5Br. $4$0/Mo. lq6SummetDrtU .P-SOpo1t Makecheclt locaU S~ kN! ao~d 642-tJSS Mf4.6!00 =~:;.:;~~·~ for. 9 ulok rental. asa,faau·O\,l.a'tnll.,poof ,_yabl• lO tdoa. StnJ ordt>ra to la newspa~, coo•~u.c tlo~. Owner to1 Oowr Orlw H•C. Vie'W Ct"ttr ~ dJ:lie. ,wik to acbOOb (7\4)9N.lt01 daJW owv . M>-MLS ~~I Biidao t., MllfOC'd, N.J, .... ~. tic.ilbt other property · trvlne tt Ca"""4 Valley Ctflter t-htu'eb 6 thoP'I· Mi'd ~.-;p a BA ea.do. Uni•. Pit, I Bl I Ba.. Dll; ~ ..--... rieea.qufck•crow.Aft 751·1414 , llM>. lAcl pool •tr'Yt~. flfr~A•all.lm. bamOllll, ...,-...., ~.o:an:axvsm ~1103 ..... IMCl;-.mo.-.i1oe ~. mo.~: rr.d hill - ) I I .. , . ··!" ' - .. 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Open RH.Sal/Sun_. __ l41' .• Jacuui. ~·:n0: Colle11• Pk .• c:pt1, Spect. view. S4SU Bra.dmoar bome, 3000 w/l"l)lc.1ar.Cor1yr.or f ... Lf .... oaa.-1t3740 zBr&~n.3Ha.bltns,+ ~:979-3374 drpslbruout. Chlldreo, mo/I.le 4lM..Cll2 ,q f\, ba~k bay view.:...•_~!· exclLan&e for Townhouse ••••••••••••••••••••••• sar patio •ml hot ru.e ror l*aOK. Ref lidepreq'd.. --··-2 ~-2.._ Ba _ 2~ ba, fam rm. ~ In Seott.td&le Arb. $SOO TU 1 l A•dlt •unn BRAND new bach. apt&. $n5mo Evs S.SZ.SN _.__ _. "' • -v .. • F1exibl ~1Tl4r mo. Carol Clark, 2A01 S DIO J> an ll. i.. ~ mo. f"plc. Rdrl0 • Incl $210. . . do.Oceutlew, Mooa.ttb eterms. ~North 10th St .• Scot· ''ftootn $55 WNldy'' ?$2--0942evs -~orD7i-337s Love· It and llielt Oreeatreo 3 Br, 2 ba Bay. R~ facll, ~mo mGCANYON,brandn(.w tadale,Arb.8521S 1''UUkitchen&TV lc6oaPeftinMlo 3807 ---------i boUM. Lr( lot, cul de la e • Ca II 6 '4 1519 spacious, sln&le level 2 Llnf'ns & UUUU~ •••••••••••••••••••• ••• JUST Come_!et«S. Beaut. 1 ~roll 1h\• P."h''"'"' of a µllw for~ M1!t.0J1<1r PMI aac. "25/mo. 6"-46t8. evs/wlmdt BR. 2 ba. lownbom• MlL!!:TO OCEAN Nl"W'" remodelt.-d rm & br apt. freestaodln1 tumbling w"tl'rfolls nnd quM pools. Listen to the n--. ....... _ w/sweeplni 1011 cou.rae $235. i br T .H . Pool. ~-· v Crplc bllnS .t.lany Wln· Woodbridge Place, clos ' 01 2 Ba o:.aec ....,, IJP8C· view. Leue at 1150 per Sln&lcs al. Fe.a Royal .-ltet Mohl kit. ~ bllc to bch. Uta I pd. dowi $23$ • ~ or • )()Und ol buhbU•lg we"ms and gr(l\.\lln\J th111ys. to Laite, 3 BR. 2 Ba, ram ucuJar view, M50 be. mo.; aale at Sl2S,000 Main Rentals,~ 727 Yorktown llYd Stov~ & re!rlg. Shr bath. ~I • 'IUur &dult A1wtment home "t Plne«~\!k V1lk\9e 1 .. rm, d in· rm. Finished "94-0l22 AgentM0-5SaO Beacb BJvd at Yorktown $14Smo. 6'7J.14St 1&rt 3PM .l 10(,,1 r~lft>at. Hr.!rr.! you <"•n vn)oy unusual pr1W)lY :!·~~hw~~Pu~a:: :~~. NIGUa SHORES 2 Br Pat.k Lido Coodo, 3br,8~~r:.?~!.~ pool 536-0411 S4~ Yrly ~br, 2bu. 2 story, 3t!1!c~ 1A1~,';~~~· ;l~0 Jrld luxury. 557-8001 ~!~t ~:~n ~~:w ~~~ lowest price In Newport, U>l, 1 blk bcb., no pets. 1 Br twnhse, PoOI, patio, ~0[~~cl. gar .• balcony. mo. 9118~ A RECREATION PARADISE. Twu r~nnls courts. tennis crts. P;t bcb, $340. mo. 9'79-7S88 yrly'625.645-6680 carport. no pel.s. Avail -----NEW Jge 2 Br w/patlo & Swlmml"9 pool pll.I,' unique volle~ll pool. Jacuul. 1uarded community. Hlll'bor Vu Hms, C11rmel 3 3 Br 2 Ba, Westcllff lune. Feb. lS.~. 963-7oo3 2y8l 1~ ~ StudlN~ ~· atoraae. 224 Avocado. nr Sand voll~ll court. Mountain lodga clubhouw ~.mo.640-0'T79 Br + FR, nr park & fresh paint In & out. dbl 1 Br apt, completely ~~?673-~ pc · Falrview & Nwpt Blvd. wlthlirep&ac;e.cionvvrsarlonplt.bllllords.~.$cluna REALTY COMPANY school.~75mo.?S2·0611 gar, pvt yd, $475 mo. tumisbed.Balcony,pool. • S26Smo.CaUS1d839-5368 . . WOODIRIDCil MlssJoftVitlo 3267 NEWPORT BAY, NEW ::~·6078 hme, 675·6900 $175mo.960-2675 S2U1 Nice 1 br, resp. or&aS-2409 Hunytolhegoodlif1J1'ndthcmrela><. Single family h.ome . 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CONDO. double view --· -loga.tMI hach 3741 permanent adlta. no fROM $265 TO $365 ~Ra~lf.i.r':i.~~a~j1" Avail Now. 2600 sq ft, new waterfr.onl exposures 3 Br 2 Ba, view. steps to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~fboa ~~~n~a Y Av~" Loft ldnn Apt Jncludlng Heat yard Comm oo\ l S Br, 3 Ba, kids, pets, from private balconies, sand..$425.Yrly.642·3850NearoceanS195.Ulilpd. ---llr,21awjLoft Tln ~ 0 1i..•flotdn>c>m.Onel361h 'Y It. $SZ5/MP v~ park·pool. EZ terms, orr huge llv-rm & msl11 Mrs.J.orM2·0891 Si.ng)esok.Fee CoroaadelMcr 3822 lmmedJate occupancy. r!l°le\..A,~ rwoll.idiuum.TwoBatl\ ~.~~-~ aM .,_,, ('~S9· ) $59S, 99'1-1284 (714) bdrm. 2650 Sq. Ct., 2 BR, -bor V.V,h M Main Rentals 540·S370 •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• Pvt patio, gas frplc & ~ 1300 A&ms Aw in Costa Me54 ~ ................. "' den 3 Ba all elec Har S:w onaco ' stove, full kilctieo incl. ~ · TURTLEROCK 3 Br, 2 ba A.lJSo Villa Con kitchen, s'k y ll ghted 3 Br2 • S5SO mo. 1 BR., fireplace. 1 blk. to refrig. Pool & rec room t acra.s fromH Orangend~oast Col~ GLEN do. :single story. A/C, atrium, vvt marina. 644~1lor5S2·3984 beacb. $29S + ut1ls ..... ;: ydea.se.Gas&waterpd. lwtween artiofa reirvlew. New 4 BR, family room, cpt.s, drpe, view & pool $1000. mo. (213)691·2170 1 n 3 BR 2 Bu Duplex ~-9'167 r6' HAYLOFT APTS (714) 540·1:100. formal dining room Nopet.s.8.»S085 or 1213)442·3801 ""6e ,,_,; t w' tr/tr .: 11,, l':':_,_s_ d "" ==============~===== J ---------new~...-t• c. a111 _ 283Avoca o,C.m. =o~com_erag~~~~-Cordova 3 BR. lam-rm, BLUFFS . 4Br, 2lhB~. pd. $400. ll)O. yrb. DaY. LAlc)mlaHills 3750 Mon·Fri5pmto7pm ' lighted pooltennljs "ourts retreat. A/C, crpt, drps . lam rm, trplc. pvt patio Hi29·2S46, eves 1·985-6952 ••••••••••••••••••••• •• CORONA DEL MAR Sat & Sun 10-4 Costa Meta 3124 ~ MeMI .. p I IM'>C: l>AC:-0143 • .. •••••••••••••••••••••• •• , .................... . S 7 5 0 IM o. Donn a at o . .-.... (213)421-4582 S475. 644-1480 or 830.5050 S.. CletMftte 3276 ALICIA PLAZA 2 Br Townhouae, !rplc. ____ ......, _____ -. ·-----ml!!ll!lll!~!llm!!I!!•-----• Godshall644.QOOCC59a) 4BRor3br&den.Bltns .• -~t 22. • ...................... ScenicMountainV1ews Pool,te~rus.Someocean 2 Br unfurn garden apt. JUST 2 LIFf . UNIV. PARK Crplc, cov. patio. Movem Modem Townhse Duplex, 3 Br l~ Ba, dble gar, dble Large, dlx adult 1&2 & Cal.al~oa views. Close Adults. Newly redecorat· llAMD MIW TOWNHOUSES Superb lo cataon . cond. $395 mo. 23251 Via 3Br. frplc, pvt patio, 1 lot. $350 mo. 106 E. Bdrm Apts. Furn & un· to!lhopping&fillebeach. ed. Dsbwhr, A/C. Gas & Overloolcjng small park! Bahia~ 649·8867 or blk to bch. Will furnlsh. Cornelio, San Clem. furn. 644-2611 wtr pd. Patio, carport, CEMTRAL COSTA MESA ~BR's, dining room, StlHlOO $400/moyrly.646-0468or (213)865·1893 · Pool,Jacuui,Billiards poo\ & rec room. OHLY $295• ~f bonus. "'50/Mo. Laszlo . {213)28'7-7420 581-61Slor58Hl30 ~ S!SS/$270,979-1911 Sbarkany752.1414 (C60) 3 BR l 'h.ba. A/C. bltns.. $:115. 2 Br + den, xlnt 25211 Stockport, Lag Beautiful new 3 Br, 2 bai---------•I ---------i great ~1cw. Cov. pat!o LEASE H arbor View cond,walklobch,p00l& Hills duplex. fi replace , w/firep1t. $375. 22591 Via Homes, 3 Br, 2 Ba. close j a cu zz L Call Pat, Sorry, no pets aarage, close lo sho""' & "Sheffer Coye" , .Rancho San Joaquin 3 Dr Santa .Maria, 549-8861 or to park & school. Quiet 493·96?2 · 831·9432 or ..... -··· •-h 37 " ,,~ T ~'"-· • 2 Ba, San Luis Rey best 581-1100 street. Avail 2/15. For in· (213)790-2986George. ,_.,.,POfi IK'GC 69 beach. $475 per mo. Ask OwnnvwM 2 Br, 1~ bath. Instant move·ln. Pets & inf ants ok. Fenced patios. enclosed garages, dishwashers, air cond. golfc~&lakeVu.$600. fo~rappt,call752·7434,SonJuan --••••••••••••••••••••••• forMisai,675·2311. Rent this 2 s tory 547·7044,833·3215 ..... _ ......... h 3269 Fr1.SatorSun.only. BEST BUY ~ Townhouse-privat e I 922 Meyer St., ;ist qff 19th St. SH m•ager or c• 642-6612 -f"llC'W,..... oc Capistrano 3278 bo patio-2 bedrm-all VILLAGE OF WOOD· ••••••••••••••••••••••• HVHOMF.6 Carmel $600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Some people say you get 3 Br, 1~~ Oa, dplx, a ve bltns-l'h bath-air-~RJDGE2BR + dcn. Be ooATSLIP W/COND0, 3 mo. whatyoupayfor!We of-China Cove. view, FP. adults U6yrsup0K). fa.rst occupant in this ex· BR, 2 ~~ ba. Like new 640·1377 IN CHARMING fer more. And the price is 2 0 f. l~r rn I ea f . $550 . $280. month. Appt.- ecutive home on cul·dc· $695. A(rt. 644·1133 less. Membership in a 213 96:! IH04 , 714 ·492·991:.! days-546-4141. Costa Mna Cost M 3824 !>aC street. $450/mo. A.,... -Townhouse nr. Hoag. Adil OLD SAN JUAN Health Club. _/\ tenn1i. 28r 2-b· w/fantaslic v-u 3824 O na ,... I I 3 BR 2 B Th · a • •••••• .... ••• • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••• •• • 673-7601 Nwpt Crest lux :.! Br 2 Ba , cp . on y. , a. 1 s c h armi n g 2 club.1'1-ee ltmm~ less~ns. V ~ l . . furn . av 1 '. -spilt level condo. Green· Comp. redccor. thruout• bed.room. :.! bath & den B11l1ards. _Sw1m~ang 5350/wntr, 5500 /yrly Clean, lbr, w/gar $115. Lg. 2Br, 2Ba, $205, lBr, '~N-~W&-wNoodEAR~" 4 BR. tJniv. Park. pooli,, belt,wetbar.fplc,2''2car 3 Car g<1r.; pool. $400 home bas plush carpel· Golf Driving Range 675-S205/675-3824 Qwet backbay area. 280 lBa. $1?5w/refrlg, p00J, ~NE11 Jacuzzi, tennis. S575. mo. gar, tennis, pool, walk to Month. Rltr. 642-5333 ing, fireplace, builHns & Saunas + great ac . __ __ Del r.far. (2l3) 598-1246 a d Its. n ewly de c, Cpts .• drps, bltns. 11 . SS!M760 -~ ___ beach. $450. 645·8277 ,-v~terfront-Dock. 4 BR. 2 2 car garage. Won't last tiv1ties: Sunday BBQs 2 Br 1 Ba. pvt patio, bltns, 646-7319, 67J.-0884 paUo. Washer & dryer " long!Call6462158days; Partiesw1thhvehands ~'Ir no pets $31 5 2Br,1ba,bltns.$250mo. hlcups.1&2br's.tro1n 2BR. 1 ba, carpo rt. LUX lwnhse, 3 Br 2•,2 Ba Ba. frplc, new crpls, 493·0588 evenings & FreeSundaybrunch &W-o997; 675.344ti· b l & last. 121 E. Bay. 3Br. 2Ba $29S. Fncd yd, S20S. Ready 2/15/7'f Cpts/drps . no pets. nr new. fplc. patio. gar, drps, bltns. $700. 644·9932 weekends 714/549-3826,213/431"3568 kids ok, no pets, patio. 646-4262or64S-9543 Compl refurbis hed. pool,bch.$400.536-8226 or7S2·8686 Yourrentdollars go even Light & airy 2 BR. 1 Ba, New cplsfdrps, paint. S260/mo.645·5917 ---------1 OUSE 3 BR, 2 Ba. $385. New. further•••A terrafic lots of cupboards. $325. 3BR,2BA$275. Pool, kids Mgr al: 166 ShaUmar. Westside 2 br $220. Cpl., NOWAITIHG! 2 Rr. $325-$425 per mo. 3 Br, S385·$47S per mo. 4 Br, $440·$595 per mo I Br. p00l , spa. S700 BLUFFSCONDOS BLUFFSTOWNH Rec. rac·s. Avail Mar. I . maintenance crew. pro· mo.Avail.3/l,640·7583 ok. Apt #1. 642·5717 or drps, stv. Children OK. Leases start mg at $450 3 Br. 2 Ba. b a Icon Y 496-5593 --642· 7986 536-1851 5411.9590 aft. 5PM Month. Agent644·1\33 w/\'iew. ample storage. fessional management Upstairs 2 Br 1 Ba , new ---------1----------1---------- S-&75. mo. 673-4426 or Santa Ana 3210 st~H that ca.res. and cpl scp sn~I gar S300 WANTED: BACHELOR Spacious 3 Br 2 Ba, new 2 Br w/balcony. Close to THE BLU ... F'S· View! 3 BR. 2~'.z ba. $695 Mo. SEAVlEWTERR.·V1ew 3 BR. 212 Ba. SlOOO Mo lllG CANYON :11m.212Ba S700Mo. 6424463 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fri end I Y n e 1 g_h bors · mo' A ent 644.5:197 APT for clean cut, quiet cpts, drps, tile, encl gar, park & shopping, no pel.s -----. - -Spnng Special! $165. 2 br. Models open daily l0·7. --·-g -·-s tudent, about $150. fncd yd,/$335 mo. Adlts or childr en please . l\roadmoor Seavaew . _New Kids/pcts/sngls. Jo'ee. Sorry, no one under 2,1 & SO. of Hwy. 2 br, 6 mo'\ 846-1463 pref'd. 186 E. 21Sl St., 1S2·7150orS4.IVi964 2 Br widen & atrium Main nentals 640·5370 no pets. ~oommate old. F'rpl. 1...-.c. for $400 . Apt. A. Avail immed.•---------P\'t, lcnms & comm pool service available. Mon· mo. t;73.8902 oft i;·JOPM 2 Br, l Ba apt. Refr1g, up· 546 _9080 Lge .2 Br, F~m ~m. 2 ba, ssoo mo. 833 3622, WHtmfftster 3298 th-to·monthoccupancy. orwknds :.la1~s , ~arage, xtra. paUo, Cplc an triple~. Nr 1140·8557. 644·80111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• park i: Sm. !>Cl maybe Clean 2 br 1 child OK no shops, no pets. 637-8823 ----Cl JB 1 B f I Oakwood Garden /\l)b YEARLY. 2 Im. l ba . OK, i2R "F" W. 18th. pets.' $230'. 792 Shali~ar, (714) THE BLUFFS v~~~nt, ~id:. ~t~' o~~ ~; w /lgt.>. !>Undcrk t-patio $225. Call: &16-1246 apt 1or3. Open . 549.9492 B I · .,,, r 1 21 880 Irv me (al 17th) Gari.auc sp. for 1 car. - - ----$225. 2 r, bltns, PoO, yna ~la"";;~:·L~:~ Y rm · 1 ~:.s~~fc,ewland. S375 C714)645·0550 .. Ask for Cathy Wt'Stside newer 1. br apt 2 BR, 1 Ba, encl patio, & ~I. No,rts·,f-5 J . 17th Ronc:hR&alty 3 Bdrm . 2 ba . s in~lc ___ --_ __ WILLIAM WINTON w/~ar. $195. Will con-s ingle J:ar, no kids or 11cea HA . 551-2000 le\'el. ~s. Lease Hous&s Foumish&d or 1700 16th St lat Dover J HEAL F..STAT1': 675·3331 side! kids/~~-646·~176 pets.$230. 846-7129 2 Br, 2 Ba, Mesa Verde. ~Beach 3248 CORBIN ASSOC. Unfwnlsh.d 3300 <714>542..s17o . . -Wests\ de newer 2Br 1&2 BR all ulil pd. lla· F/P, D/W. encl. gara~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• R~ors 759-0226 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yearly 2 Br l Ba, $350 mo. 2 b<'~r o;h:alk~ ;;;:tm~o w/entl patio. gar. Will c1enda 'Harbor Apts, 241 Adults. no pets. $275. HOUSERENTALS --------Won't Last , Sharp 2 br. l blocktoocean. 494.3324':73-&>92. con1>1dc.r kids/pets. $245. Avocado,6461204 546-1081 LAGUNA IEACH 't513 C,Of P05~:1RVl .. E furn only $300 Tenex 67:;-0475 • 6'16 017u --------BAYFROKT 898-9891 LGE 1 Br, prime area. - -Large 2&3 br apts, 2 ba, Clean2br,l'hba,newcpts lsl Quality exec. home J OPEN DAILY Brand new 2500 ft. condo Condontinlums Beach duplex. yrly • $385 Fplc, ~ar. walk to beach $230 2 BDRM. pool, exercise & rec. rm, & paint, bllns. d /w, BDRMS., fam. rm• 2'i llA.M.T06P.M ~895. :.? \'cry lar.ge 11--L._1_,__... 3425 per mo. lse req'd. 2 Br. Sl75 mo.64S·Olll9 <..1ean. cpts, drps, stv. & sauna.28818r1slo1 St. paho,gar.Adlts/nopets. baths. 2 Fireplaces. All ---. . ,.,,_ d h 11 umunN-968-8867or894-4652 reCrig. Purified wtr. $245. 1843 Pomona. ·1 . . h I Newport Shores 3 br 2 uuims .. en. uge vin11: ••••••••••••••••••••••• v1· I A Ml .... OS• ~ bi l·m kite en w/e cc ba beams fplc in hv r'm rm. Dock age avail Also, Ch , 8 Blk Sunny 3 Br 2 Ba w/bay & Laundry. Gr een l awn. * ~ " ---------lronic cqwp. Outstond • • • option to purrhase IMM AC. 2 Br 1 Ba, $275. arming 1 rapt, 1 ocean view. Quiet. S of Co' 'd. garages. Off St 2 Ir, 2 la Aph 2 Br garden apt. frpk, 1ng ocean & Catalina ~~ar ~~~/h & Ut~nncs OCEANFROuT No pets. Wshr, dryr, to 0ceanor 8ay$215mo. llwy nbrhood. 1 i:ar parking.Adults.Nopets. Lower&up..ar pa•:o, ... -hwbr,.., ... -v1"'ws. Hom"' valu-.. al ...... ase ,,...,., mo. niqut· " \ AnA 0315 SJC yrly 67~1 75 F 11 A ,,.. u = ~ " " ""' With fantastic view·. S900 _poo "'"-·-' · spnl'c. SJ75 mo. 6 7498 2020 u erton vc. ( 1 Eoclosed Garages c:tM.-•1 $125.000. Rent !or S62S I lomt'i;, 6i5 0000. Blk E f N t A & 1 oN• ~ - -rurn.orunCurn 40drmS.NEW 2 Br. 2 ba an Superplush8ayfront2br. · 0 wp . ve. Gas &walerpald.Mo.to ---------month Hcrcrenl'c<, n· l.ido h ie residence Yrly & lar~c game rm Near Oceanside w /b:ilcony 2ba security bld'g. Boat CostoMesa 3824 blk So.ofBay)642·8690 mo.rcntals.$2S0-$260 Spac.Jbraptoruseltas l qwre<l lraw l'ontemp 2 BR. 2 Little Corona Ut•ach O\erlookmg harbor. 125 dock avail. S90()_ mo thru ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.>upkit 28r lBa. adults. CHILDREN OK br & den. Frplc. palio & """1 Bdrm & ill'n older BJ . fam rm. ~ardcn PENTHOUSE Ycls to ocean. Bltn st\', M ay Or S11 50 yrly Casadc llcrmosu 011 JK'h.~SO mo l:;t /last 2324EldenAve.833·2480 pool. Ad~ls. ~·5~o .• home J,()("Jtc•d m•ar Pot i>:.tiooffea<'h room Plus Oceanfronl & luxurwus' rcfrig. wash/dry. Pool, 675·5200 or 645 7216 2br a pt w/f1rl•plJcc. l '• 646 S!lro L . gt ~75 M d 1 pels.645-lor ·9 .. tt•ry Shack, do~l' to shop ~r cenhou se C rpt-.. 3 Bdrms. S1500 ten <'rt & undergrnd Ownr/Agt_ ----bath, range. oven. dis --r!i~:~re:, N'. sc~ls ~TRIPLEX newly decoral· ping & h1e>lmc 2 Hlk-. ~t~\:no~ ~fi ~inc Id 2 BR. CONDO prkng. $400 mo w Ilse. lBr + lg. deck. complete hwashcr. $320. Ab o :J br 3 Br2 U~. no pets. S275 per shopping998.-06:i9 ed wilb beaut .• qujet from beach. S250 Month ;1 Years old. Near ocean . <714) 552·5989 art 7pm dlx furn, steps lo sand, I tsep. bldg) SJ10 r:no. Close to s hops. grounds. Owner's lge 2 MISSIOMREALTY FANTASTIC pool&Jacuzzi $395 TownhcMlse adllyrly.548.6341 _160W.Wilson __ 645-no3;548·3874 2BrinTriplcx,cpts,gar, br, beam ceil thruout 494-0731 BAY & IEACH Unfurnished 3525 2 Br, nice & clean. close to STITNNlNG 2 Dr 2 Ba lgc yrly lse. si75 ~0· M~ture w/huge frplc. Pvt yard & OCEAN VIEW REALTY 759-0811 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEAR B/\Y & BEACH shopping. Adulti. only i:nrden apt. Pool, rec adltsonly. Ca 644· 32 patio, dbl encl. gar. fies Don 't Wait Sharp. 2 hr. have 1t your ~.tY SJ:.ir. Tenex 898-9891 Uc luxe Npt Crest coo do -.. _ _ _ _ r.-"asHc Location Winter large 2 BR. l BA . No pets. 645.8939 ;irea. $245. 710 w. 18th St. $3l5 mo Dix Twnhse 2 Br & water pd. Adults only. 1n Npt Bch, has wet bar. --w~ ~ 631-0020or646·1555. CM. • • No pets. $325. 586-8963 or rrplc. massive m s tr We',..Howloold New Village W al k -;---Nice I br, frplc. pool, 2Ba,newc~t,dblgar, 544·9466 bdrm 3 balconies dbl car ftCJ Twnhse. Fa Irv i cw DECORATOR S APT. adults no pets !1230 mo Apt up & down. 3 BR l 'h pool.546-6299, 557-0848 --------- 3BR,2 Ba, o<'can \ icw h11l l(arage, view from m str SumnwrR...tal1 Segerstrom S.A. 38r, Vie~ of bay .• Boat s!iP 548-4is7or646-:i-T9K · ba, dble gar. Vac'ant. Be t . t 11 dlt 2 br NOWRENTING1&2BJ\. ~1de home. Avail Man·h bd. livt> & din rm 2Ba , rec facll, $400 mo. avail. Beaul ly furn d. Fplc. $365/mo. ~all n~u p~~~~ac~ildren'. from $195. Adults, no 1 $t2S. Al.so 2 BR, .l':asl & ~7Slmo Call 897·0321 LEASES 67J.5619or 955-0637 S750/mo. Agt. 673·i60l Adult E S1dc 1 &2 br apts 548·1168 ask Cor Chns or C l/d bit g pets. Pool, crpts, drps, West Condo's Crom $375 -z Br, 2ba. encld gar, DRAMATIC South LCICJUftO 3786 l::nd ~ar, patio, pool in pm 557.0975 st~rag~~s~alk ~~· ev~~: stv ~ refng. Next to nil FaustaVitaliRealtor steps to bch amenities 1.1k c ne w , n o pet!>. ...h: Id If 'ldl shopg. 313 17lh Pl. at 499·2241 ' · Ocean Vu Townhouse, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-0878 2br, no pets. Refrig & ., ... ung. ea or mac e SantaAnaSt. -------Util pd. $400/mo. brand new. Lease or mo 2 BR, 2 ba on the orean. ------sto\'C mcl. $225. mo. age c Pl. $2 O 5 /mo. --.------.---a.o,..a Hm1 3250 3 Br, 2 b a. patio . torno.$650.644.5911 Furn.$700.,unfurn$600. MF.SA VERDE area 968-8064 64.5-0816 Sell1dleltems M2·5678 '••••••••••••••••••••••• __ Park /bc h nearb y Total security.elevators. llome atmosphere 2 & Spec 38r, 2ba conM Lo~ lhl( Cyn Twnhs e. up $450,mo . o.apt.xff U.....,... 3600 rec. facilities.499·2835 brdcluxc..aots.546·1034 Co5to MHa 3824 Costa Meta 3824 Costa MHo 3824 o( •-Ch Id 3Br w1woodsy 1ntenor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ __..,.--_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··•••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ••••••••••••••••••-. pnvacy •rec I ren graded 2 Br. den, :.!"2 Ba, blk b h v & &~nt welcomc.$350 768 t222 or IJR, pool, jac tennis to <' · acanl re· 3BR 21,4tBA 2 car gar. ,,.-~..... s E-Slde new deluxe 768-0720. Agt ~ M0-8146 ad)' S500 Builhns. No pets. S26S Unfuntlshed townhouses. Frplc, encl ---2Rr. 2 ba East Ocean· per mo. 686 Darrell St, ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar. 2 br & 3 br, 2 ba ,..._, •---h 3269 Mow-rt .. -h 3269 front 2nr, 2ba. $\50 yrly CM. M2~781. Ref. Req. GeMrd 3802 from $325 642·1W3 --r--~ ,_ r---· -West Oreanfront 3Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2ba,S700)TIY 2IRW•t11!1tfRO ..... T 2 Br, l ''!i Ba, bltns. D/W, Turllerock Glen New &-lt1wnh "'""shtd ~ .-" ts d d It ....,... B 1•• ts d B cp . rps, gar, n u s. macnab I Irvine realty IMMACULATE COHDOMIHIUM Completely re·decorated, includes washer/dryer. Adults only in Park Lido. New cpts., newly painted, private patio -near pool area. '$365/mo. Lynne Rothell 644·6200. (CSS) MEW UFUTYLI Brand new 3BR, 3 bath home m Big Canyon. Maint-tree with patio areas only. Upgraded cpts. & drps. Wet bar -PooJ -Jacuzzi. $700/mo. Joyce Edlund 642·8235. <CS6> LAllFIOMT HOM! Spacious 3BR, 2 bath family home with formal dining overlooking Cherry Lake. Very private l()(ation surrounded by trees, wooden deck- ing & boat dock. Avail immed. $625/mo. Martha Macnab 64U235 • (C57) 3 Br o n best :1 treet ••••••••••••••••••••••• w .. ns. crp · rps, · nopels. 548·4291; 645-0527 $750/mo lsc. a.oa tslClftd 3706 B-Q, huge deck. garage. Oceanfront 5Bron Prime ••••••••••••••••••••••• $435 Foxhotlow VOi. l'cnin Point $1200 mo. LITTLE ISLAND. Dix 360lFtNLEV AVE,N B 621 W. Wilson St yrly rum 2Br. lba, sundeck. JACOIS REALTY 643·2010 Wat~ Homes Avail Mar 1, $375/yrly. 675-6670 MODEL OPEN JO Sl'M CalUll-1400 Adlt.l,nopela.673·4394 Enjoy the privacy of WE'RIE YOUNG your own home w /lge ~~~ lc6ooPetthtsula 3707 AND ln<.'<I patio, att. gar, wood -L-100--IS_L_E---••••••••••••••••-;•••••• BEAUTIFUL burning lrplc, pool & '1Br JBa DR L!le or Yrly3Br2Ba,w/ plc,va· ... and avaUabJe. There Jacuzzl.2br,l'hbastart· pos's. lse /opt. · S69S cant. '475 mo. 1 blk to are only three of us and _1_n.;;.g_a_t$355 __ m_o_. ___ --1 mo.675-6109 bch. 213-332·3270alUPM we rent from $325. to "THE SEVILLE" Immaculate &Stylish Xtra lge 2 br, 2 ba, util ln· $300. No fee. CALL NAN, 2 br w/gar. Adulls. Cpls HbrVuHms,4 Br2~ Ba, cl, $325. Winter. lll5 W. ,_962_·1787 _______ & drps, bltns, lncd yd 2 lplc's, wetbar. Fam Balboa 962·050S An OWHER.S YI/patio. Waler pd. R Din R I Call 636-4120 m, m. $'750 se. Newly furn. $185, UUl pd. U you have any vacancy 2619 Santa Ana "G" S235 Call Ken. S40· 1005 or Slnglea ok.. Fee would you please con· 213·376-8083 Maio Rentals, 5'0.53'70 sider renling to Senior · .__.._ clilie.ns or disabled peo-Uke new, S Br Ba~nl 1 BR $19& p.-mo. l.sl. & pie? Remember they home. Great view, sandy last tll June. "°9 Balboa have paid taxes aJI those beach. To see lhlt pro· Blvd 673-1452 years & have worked pertycall Jim Berkshfre, ., be!lide all or us to make Merrell Rily. 67~·7900 C... cW Mer 3722 --------••••••••••••••••••••••• thLs country what ll is. West.clifr. 3 bedrm. 2 ba, Small. charmlnl bachelor ~er ~~8~~:1~E";~ outstatdlna kit . fam rm apartment S200 incl util. 2~r, $242 w /ulil. $2\8 Dble pie. Nice Yard, 6'7s-3S08 ., tbout u•u. lBr, ... 05 gardener Incl. A.vall im• -------• -med. Agt. 6'2·5200. Co1f11 Mfte 3724 w/util, $1M without utU. PtNECIHJC UVISUP TOfTS .. AME ---------•....................... Please CAii 538-9583 H.B. Portdlno 4 Br. 4 ba, bonui • ..10 00 w•-& U, laaurroundlng cities. Over 500 tall trees and 10 rm, pool. tennl• & .. • KSft st.reams wtth waterfalla children ok. S595/mo. •Stud.lo '81 BR A.pt.a BUENA PK· New, adults create 1 relu.log ae\Unl Adult Apartment Homes with a Winning Ufesfyle. Choose the best comblnafion of superb recreation. premium location, and all of the appointments you desire to make your llfe comple1e. • Air-Conditioning • Built-In Appliances • Prtvote Porto or Balcony Leisure life Attractions lnclUde: • SWlmmlng Pool & Therapy Spa • Two Ughted Tennis Cotl1s • wmouse wtftl Fhploce, Bllft<rds. Gym, and of• ••• •,\ .. CANYON 2BR. 2 bati. townhomo on golf coone. Brand .new. lmmed. OC· cupancy. '8150/mo. Martha .Macnab 6'2-8235. (C58) ~ •1V la Maid Serv Avail only l & 2 Br apts, cpt.s, f« yOU'r apaclous new l •PboMS.-.,Htdpool drpe, bltns, pool. 1'ht or 2 bedroom apart· lBRbouM.trple. 2S78Newport11.Yd.CJil Villa Woodl 1182 ~St. merits. From $240 • $'U5. mo.+ uU.L M·trr55cr~ <'714)521·'1072 Furnltur• a ullOlt. Por1y Klchen ~ One OAdlWO Bedroom, .. ,(1 6':.12·88.11 5'fSCASnAS •OLORfOUS ADLT Small IMl\a OK. Adulta 'IHECOVE lllnutea to Jll8. 1 BR GRDNapt,2Br2Ba, DW. only. Olftce open 1:00 io 1Or2 BR. condombdum l\a.,. Adwtt. 00 ~-... AC, •• lpl, etc. ~ 8:00. 2300 J.'alrvlew Rd, ln eulutlYe bayfront inoNewporlBlvd.Cll. up. GG P'w)', aea1 Cc.n· Cotta lllHa. Phone ('OU)tn\IOltf, Pool. ti.act\, tnl/&tilnt 56-2300 ACW'lty. tlSO snJNN11'1G ll• l Br ndl' ..... .._.. 1106 2 Br, 2 Ba, den unfurn apt SHDMAN ASSOC. -Pool la rK rm. a . I ti M ... d 1·· ~ 11.0W. UthSt.! ••••--'••••••• .. n••••• w o-o. a ... r. a u -l·Bat. carp blt.IDI pri• aoJy. No pt't.I. • lliHIW..,.Vl9w •• • a.t,.._2., d•ck. o~ruo. 'year M...W.. .Apfl #2 Bt.iaW'aJ a Bf\ 1~ ••, ...... ,.,_ • .-.. ·Mita. leueilnlr. irrnro. Blll. m & 11th St, C.M. bmo.a...1161174 aoJllM,!tm...a..tl ... -»GtTo.I 6Jl..JOO) JS:-One Bath, No Lease IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Rom$230.00 fa'k·~\lilliJS ··------' ~!'.!"'!'!"'......._ Afi••••h&Ww.. ~•tw•hu.fww. ..,_..,....,........, a.ta&toU... 4JOO OHlul..t.. 4400 Sund!Y,FebfU!fYIS, 1977 DAJLVPILOT CJI . ............. ....................... ••••..•............••.. .....•................. ....................... .••...............•.... --o-r.w ltH llUk .. M ..... U4 LegiMleocll 314 Ml'f,.wflffdt lt6t Jtouatt aiJts c:ondOI ....... I l•N Lottlt..... llOO V ....................... ··-::.·····~~;::::· •••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... tnObllr:s. Bea'cbc:omt>.; • 1 MO FREE Ri;NT. 0.art.lty 5001 Oppee liillfty 5001 ...................... . 1 ery l•r1• 28r, 2b •---1 Br apt, White water near tht' aurf! Bach. All R•slatry. fl31 ·201 t ; ~J~tT.r~t•~~:f~ ............................................ .. wMove at refrlg New Brinl J"OUr & pell! view, tplc:. l&c redwood util Snels ok. S\15. Fee $47~1 1')' 1 to 2800 Ct Olslributors FOUND P&ln!~ pvt balcony. W. L&c Uc.3 bra, 'PJIU&ncei. deck. Ulll lnc:l'd. $325 8ucbcomber63!·2011 PROF. Pe-An ov·~ "r, LOW~"fiAT~. :'tJu. COFFEE UG9Uros~~.?!.0. mllol SPRI~GIJ~ST1:~o lEL Ja.t.dep.~~ \',QC:I. aarqoa, cpts • mo.'91·24.$7 -,.., ... ~ SERVJcL·r .......... ii .. ...., "'Al "a _.'" llt'Jlll· Move ln oow &r.1et - -Spacious clean 2Br, male/female, &hare ""° 0 ..... -.... ' Nets $3000. mo Crowin& --~.......;......; ___ _ .nu d\&plu, 3 Br 2 Bl. 11• ol1 lit mo. ,.ent. MARVELOUS oceanfront across rrom sand. cr~;&t Write P.O. Box 363, HB noon Tea le Soups area.Su~rbuy.Calllm Found. SmaU Lllhl tan, c:pta, drpa, bltoa tM1·1'Sll81tAMto3f>M k>C. Acroufr<lm llei.~lrr vu.yrly.adJts548634l 926'6yourbackground. Upstairs privacy, 300 WANTED men or med.OtbertochoMe. blade & While Beatie. balco~,oopeta m.o.as Pk. 2 BR. l ba, new ---Ull 751 l74I Femo\'.IUllRd,Garden ---------'Lee l & 2 Br, Iba. sec carpel. $400Mo 2 lll•VIEW•DUC M wants to shr 2br l':iba ,q n. up. Incl all uul, WOtMn part or Cull time • G ro\'l'. S38-U65 or Xtra Ice 3 Br, a a.. apt. 11pt.&. A<ll&ltl only, no TURNERASsOc 81.TNS·ADULTS-$29S apt. w/2$·35 M/F. Xtras c:pl11 6 drpa. l714) to urvlce compiany PIUHTIHG SHOP 6341076 'tic, dcclr • fn<'d ,d. peU A/C • Dshwshr Realtors 49-1 J177 S41l·S4t9 Days Sl=->. CM. M0-9l26 89'1·2:52l ~~ ~~:n~ :~~ S2000. Month1a net. Loe. F..:..O_U..:..N_:._D_:_S_m_l_b_l_a_c_k c Udren OK, nr b•i. POO( ~ Ja~ul. Ftom 673-0512 Evs/wknds "'-gt li•orklng fem w 'sm Two. 300 Sq I\ deluice of· u •-1 l I n h I " h • n s I l y ,., Cl ahopa, •c:hl1. S. mo.. RIO mo. lt,1!12 Ma&nolla, Arf.RDCTALS -'><' .. r $120 e h CM ....... mum nvestmentre· .. ., female cat. , .. r. app 49MS'l2 9D-lD LAGUHA liACH Wl>O JSLE BAYFRONT cbld look1og for same to ~:i30or 67ll,u;o9 · · quired. nidu.atrial·commerc:lal School. HB. 968·S032 lo --------1 STUDIO APT 1 t!d Wllh 1tpectacular view. 2 ftnd & shr 3 Br bse in Lag ---------• $499. MCtred area, wblch Is expandJn& _ld_e_n_tl_lY'-·------58~>'·.J=~ c!::IUI New tla 1 Br. S2U. 3 Dr 2 near Pottery 'sh!~kt 2 nr. 2 Ba, w1U decorate to !~h...!!' UCadnyon area. Cannery Vlllaae area. ~14 For Wo. call Mr. Peters ~~tdl/applf:~~~~n°:":~ LOST: Loe Black Aflhan • • ., • Ba. ~ftns, $375. Child, Blks. lo beach, 1 blk au1t tenant. 1 or 2 yr ---·0 • n a. 29th St. 2nd flr office $8S. collect. (21')348-0741 erowth In hla Ideal loc. clipped .. & sml puppy, pl ~~~ldd&/pel¥..$MO. s~petOK.t-826'69lS from shopping le bus. lease $675 mo. (714} Sharebeaut.38Rhomein _fl7_3_·_26$4 _______ ,---------Goodterms! Germun Shep & Lab. e TGrO llJI WAUC TO.IEACH $165 Mo., incl. ullllties 673.1283 Mesa Verde. $130 +\.ii O<c 325 sqft. Pvt ba. 2 ESTATE SALE Ull 837-4200 213/77. P11cltlc St. Blulftl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 br, encl. 1ar. No P~ts. Large2 bdrm duplex un· 2 BR .Townhoui.e., patio. ut.ll. 67~7;94 rms, Pac Csl Hwy i.d· CM. R~Wi\RO. 642·Ul86 \JHraded 28r. (:(l,Qdll 206 lSt.h St. 53&-8729 or .it. Exe. North erid sec· pool, Jacunl. ll~/111 .. from Straight female to 'i.bare d r ei. s Cd M • $11 S . PAWH SttOP COIH LAUHDRY al\ 6PM or 538·7674 Oya. pool, sar. avail lmm!Cd; '536-1718 tion. Close to everything. ocean. Avail. $365. apt. in C-Osta Mesa. $70. _67_S·_20S_l_. ______ , Excellent location. Only $8000. cash down. LOST : Brown male Tab· $29.Smo.4992109 _LGE. 28r, lBa. spac. BH~lt .Oakklahldhwd. f 2 1oors. &46·l958 ~~~0~u&lilltwies1 •• 1sNoenar SO"persq.ft. $40,000.Agent.645--0882 ~oC:pfne1e~':'r!'tt~rmr~~~ bycalonLldoJsl.Name FauntolftYal 3134 patio,nopel$.$240mo. I ·In c tin, car 67S9Sn 4001Blrch ·N.8 FA.STFOOO Goodnel onbooka. on collar, Rocky Rae-•••••••••••••~!•••••• 21~ Florida 960-2277 garage. A lit class rcn PEHIM. '°'MT . Aet. 541·5032 Hr "'Dl'\U "'RT ... S Ull 751-37 41 coon. Please call 675-8722 •• tal. $42S Month 2 Bl' 1 b I ..,Cl\ 0 ""MT"" · -~ ,.. "' '"" Mis 0 R LTY ., a. urnwntr.,,...,., nm c. Wanl-ed, mello, Business or profess we have various fast LOST El 'l'oro/Lake PACIRC WOODS Townhouses SI M EA OCEAHFltOMT , to shr. house in Lag. Bch. person. Walk lo bcb., lov. food operations avail. in ICE CREAM "'<>rest area. Shellie. Uke new 2 & 3 bdrms. 494-0731 1BR.1Ba,wnt.r.Sl80 41W·2216or494-0434 elyhome646-l03S YoW' area. Wec:a.nsave So.OrangeCounly mnle, English Springer S32S & up. Rec. Cac's. Hewporft.ech 3169 2BR,2ba,yrly$4SO MALE TO SH E you lime & money. in Husband wants wife Male.Reward 768-8089 Jo11n 846·1371, Sondra .. ••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR. 2 b3, yrly $700 DUPLEX WlTH sA1t~ OFC. SPACE Newport find.Ing a place tailored home. Perfect set·UP tor Losl. ftolden stnped male 846·1.is2 STEPS TO HACH Bch. 1300 sq fl 3 of e's. + lo Y"''" particular 0 -..,,s. Mom & Pop team All W,A9'e&1!!9QNT 64S·964S I 2 l 'I Ls d .,.... """' I I I Cit. l!:.i:.tbluff area, N.B. w---1..., w....._-waw• VIEWSftl lil'lra 3 BR, 2 ba, uni. $425 g room. + 01 e • g Taite the !irsl step 1·n stain ess stee equ P· ... n M<'> -..........-, .. 2 Br 11 • Ba. sep gar, pvt IN nd A · .,.IV\ G d b .....,......... end You" patio S:!so. Adlls no pets 3 BR, 2 ba, wnlr $350 Cut Down co . s is ~ per mo. owning your oWh busi· ment. oo nel wit q..lty Acllllt Apts SJG.6805: 963·7298 NEWPORT. :? BR. 2 ba, wntr S37s Us•~"9 hpetttes! Ca~~CIFJC Real Estate Uii now. 837•4200 ~~:-Ag~wTtME~ ~ru~cP..~~i!tln~~~ i~~ I & 2 Ir /fum & ""ium Str1k1no a~1on ana an are a home Gene Hlll 64.2-0200 151-1400 Broad'<' ay, CM . S48-0968 Sorry I)() pets 2br. bltns, cpti;. drps. e1eg;inr e•cmno way {0 or aptmenl. •. _ .... __ IR............. 4450 1m 1 l---------- Comforlllble clbh!.C garage, children ok 1111e cnooseiotrs ba~ hr.. .. t'Y'\.-,TT.~···· ~ .... ,u. y~o MoforhomeR...tab FOUND: German Shep -JaJI ame·nitie~· IWQ.37S9 w1noo1N1 skylights I re ~f-UL.1\1&.> Vl'IWWT'lD •••••••••••••• •••••••• • _ ~ pl.le~ vour own pr111.lte -r.-T ~ ~.~_..._ Books prove $30.000. net. m1x rem. Vic. Glenwood, Mel n... D-ll 9 6 PilCIO or t>alconv A tnenatv ~~ ~ ~~" LEASING AGENT E·Z operation. Motivated St Gertrude Santa Ana -r" uoy • **2 Br. bltns, refrig, m111too.0011arreccenter cu~hr.>uo1wq FORVILLAGEFAIRE . ' . "'---T ut IPM b I .....,5 1 blk seller asking on SSS,000. 549-9787 _,....., ""' gar., a cony,-· · rennis courts. coo NWPT HGTS 2Br, nr bay, for overs yrs. 832-4134 Shop/offlce spaces from VERY PROFITABLE but invite all offers. ---------- 163SOHarbor Blvd bch.536·39<17;536-2774 ,. schls, gar. S26S mo. 300 sq ft. up. Best business specializing in Hurryonthlsone. Lost St Bernard vie at Edinger Block to be3ch $180. 1 br. "ro~.:U.ry'ni...1·nr 548·5804,673·3731 F. rmm11te to share 2Br Laguna Beach location d~rator plants. High· Ull 751·3741 Corona Hglnds. CdM. 2'h Ml. N. Sa.n Dic:go Fwy petok. Fee ..-m vtuv ,..u Penn. apt. Mar 1, reas with ample parking. traffic area on Coast Call67S--0276. Reward. 839 2140 Main Rentals. 540.5370 l Dr 1 Ba. Westcl\H area. Tent. kit prlv. ideal loc. CcaaMy & Compclfty Highway in Laguna IEERTAVEIM p----'s 5350 ~~ •-h 31 pool. no children or pets. b'75-699Seve ll'"So. Coast Hwy. Beach. CALL499"'551 NETS h 1 ...--..-n"¥°" -oc 40 2 Br Condo newly de· d 1 1 f $275 mo. 646·S681 "" Sl,SOO. e P·run ••••••••••••••••••••••• corat cd. ~r Brook -~~1,,~vtremas rom --Wanted mellow together LAGUNA BEACH MEXICAMREST. Sharp! Near College, Drlnkingproblem? ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------•I hursl/Adams. Patio & 200 Promontorv Or west (2) 3 Br apts OD water. lady to shr N.B. ocean-497-2457 DESPERATE! and no competition for Call Alcohol Helpline •OLIVEP&BI(* Just nortn of Jat'T\l>Oree Lido Isle. view apt. $75 mo+ lite Absentee Owner can't miles. Heart attack 24 hrsaday83S-3830 -rnrport. $275 mo. C46·7171 on Pactftc coast Hlgtiwav Ill I Br "Pl. Lado Isl" hsekp· ... 673·2591art6 LAGUMA IEACH handle. ~eats over 80. (ore~ sale Xlnt terms . .a...., HOMES !Jons: 631·0383 ~ves Tetepnone t7141 67S·8000 .. ~ " 0 l"r • -----owned ano manaoea bv To .sec this property cull ----'--------L----Small Xlnt lease. So. Orange Agt. TIME. 151·1400 PREGNANT? Nu 2 & 3 Bdrm., blt·ins, J Br. 2 ba apt near 5 Toe Irvine Company Jim Berkshire. Merrell Dplx on water, boat d · c r..,,_. Stora Co G Caring conf1denlial 3 br 2 ba f Pl~ b .. im ,. unty. enerous terms. ICE CRr"' '"~ cpls, drps, encl. 11ar. all 'Porn ls 18721 Dem ion Really, 675 7900 . . r " ar, Ull 837 4200 -=--counseling & referral (714) o•1 7«'L l" P"'R" .._.EWPORT • p:1110. p\·t. l iet f.{eol or <'an be used as pro-• MAJOR FRANCHISE Abortion. adoption & nu. .,.. . .,,,.., vllm· Lane. SJ75/mo. 968·:T772 ~ " " Nwpl Hts, 2 br. 1', ba. dbl will share w /i;ame. S260 fessional office. Located Spm.7dys. Zbr.2 ba 4 plex.encl.gar. APARTMENTS i:ar. fpl c. \Jcan1. l\lo.675·9196 an older shopping com· C~~~~ !~~~pa~:r.a~~~: g~~~:S~·o~a~~~ ~~X1~t: s.17.2563 fntd patio. cpts. drps. lor2Dedroomsand $365 mo. Ga!-& water -plex. with rus tic al· Countyloc.Traminnpro· ........;:_.:_;..._ ______ _ bit -d h h W lk t Townhouses pd Call 548·1168 as!.. for OCC Student will ~hare mosphere. Sl 75 Mo ' ut1l. s:n>o. comp. 213/438·6452 vided. Hank llna~cing 3 Br. 21 .. Ba. rplc. lhn rm ns. 5 w r. 3 0 "' ~·9 so apt. Nr. OCC. P\•l br. paid by landlord eves •SHARO.,.'S * Jblksbcti.no• ..... c ...... ~ pa.rk, schools. s hops. rrom.-.. Chn'iorinpmSS7·0975 avail. Agl. TIME. ,... ... ~, ~..,,, S2tiO g.i73346.9684967 Open9·6Daily Leavemess.979·7287 MISSION REALTY Want.ed exper woman lo 7SH400 OUTCALLMASSAGE mo. wtr pd. A\'a1l now · · · Spa·Pools·Tennis SGnClffltnt. 3876 9855 Coast.Laguna ---------499·1224 968-0652 1 b I l d Across from Fashio n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Roommate to share 2br. 494"731 rent.& operate well .._..~yto•--5025'----------r, enc gar. aun ry 2 B bl Park Npt Apt. Refs St75 -v e q u Ip . d drapery ........., _... 'THE EXPERIENCE'' 2 Br 1 Ba. w /modern up rm. 2 blks from beach. Island at Jamboree on r, ocean view, tns. 1; l'l C 11 H workroom to do work for ••••••••••••••••••••••• plic. xtra. li:e balcony 960 1011 San Joaqum Hills Road dsbwhr. Adlti.. no pels ~S84iu 1 · a ope, NEWPORT 0 t: AC ll de c 0 r a tor & y 0 u r ht, Znd & 3rd T.D.'s Adult motel. Closed ~el~ar extendedre11·.. (7141644-1900 Refrig . S2 65·s3oo . STORE customers. Reasonable LOANSAVALLABLE t.lcironscw.·~1:'.396·F7orReserva· , _ • "Two bdrm upper apt , 492·1967 2630AvonSl. $250/mo .,..., tnuf~mbc~960·4614 patio, fenced Adib S220 Spacious new 2 & 3 -.--JerryWynn(213)471iiO\ reot.S48·S464 Creditnotimportanl Beaut 3 Br 2' U f mo Call S36·61"4 1220 Bdrms 2 bath units Live at the Beach. newer Gcroges for Rent 4350 PIZZA 673-4883 Broker for pl ant 10,i er:. r ·:c L>elawarc St. II. B. across r~om oceanfront & 2Br. 2Ba, bltru.. d~hw:.hr. •• ••••••••••••••••• • • • • CA.'llN ERV VII.I.AGE Chicken & Sandwiches. •KAREN'S* studio Or plun <';1rl gJr -. new city recreational de walk to everything. S260 GARAGE F'OR RENT 2\0SQSr. k t lk. Gd i · I b h c''h 11 • lbr unfurn !'\car llunl. velopment. lmmcd. Ol' + i.ecuraly 675·5312 or 313llthSt.H.B. 6733050:Wt..dy .. s.:.1 :io la e-ou or wa m. . OUTCALLMASSAGE 6PM·2AM 838·1780 2nd T.O. 4 m " 1 1 rl ° Cnlr Im med occupam·y , 546 58llO u:> mo 5::6 36ll -eqwpmt · gd. location wrkvml' 9GO 161~ Nokidsnrpets R-li·$-l70 cupan ry. l'amtl1es & ___ C:round rtoor ~h•>P 512 Lo dwn. Nl'Wporl Mc~a LOW BANK RATES AIORT10H Counseling & Referral Preg. lest·avail. wknds 24 llr Helpline 547-9495 ' • · -JK'b. actcpted S335 up ~nts FurnistMd 29th St SI 10 mo Cannery Rralty642 9411 LOHG TERM 3 Sr:!'~ Hu studio :ipl \.'\ r•in• 1844 _67~491 1 llrkr or UnfurnistMd 3900 Offiu Rental 4400 Villa~w. ti13 2ti54 -----AMAHCIHG tended Cl•ltg-.. rplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jhrcondo + hoous. 2ba I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Country Star~ ~11-:cllANICS 'dshy,i.hr, i·ncl .1t .ir & PARKWESTA.PTS yr.oldmo<lcl.llackllay. Tll~EXCl1\NG 60<PERSQFT GAl!AG .. ;Blds:.inComm SANDW~Clf&WlNE NATIONALUANK much morl• S1•e lo A' It & f ·1 t P"'LMMES" "'PTS. 1.0nl' 1J1\'l<lcd 3 rm~. Located in ch.arm1nn askforPatGra"e be' · , P" r r ., 1 ou am1 Y ap s . Cpts. dr°". bltns s.t2S ,.. "'"" !617WESTCL1Fl' NH l'l 1..,..1 & <l h " .. t'l\'t' ~r Ill' ., -;11~ ~ f ..... ~ T ' h l h .... T umU\.'U USl' asp olo can n n r ,. v I 11 a" c•. MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAUOHLY P ... b · t t I rom_.,,,, cnnrs. ea I '645·9543 64611&1 MINUT~STONPT AG .541 ·503:! t •-A l k ~ ~ " 523 °292 v' a., "' l'a1· I '' rrn C'lub. J(ardcn vie~. 3883 --• • au mp e pr ~· S90 mo. Newport Beach Coiy old - 900-4614 Parkv11:w Lane. Irvine 2 Br. :? Ila lux. apl ovl'r B:ich~~~ BR 150 I Wtttcliff Dr. Call. &12·4210 a~k for t:d fashion store. E·Z opera-M~;-Trust Beaut 2 Br 2 Ba, l'OC'I ).!ar. Owned & managed hy look in~ Newport llay lrom SJ95 Newport Financial Ctr lndu~triaA RentaA 4500 twn. Short h~s. Owner Offds ' 5035 fpk w dshw ... hr , , mi Thl' Irvine Co. 5S2·9200 with balcon> & fireplace Ad Its N p L ••••••••••••••••••••••• will tr31n. Dick Park. 631-3811 from sand !!ti() Iii 11 833-9234 l"~I ~·1"·s~ Uerl.l> HSf'"J Offic~ Space ocr ..... VIEW Bkr. 673-7348 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br. 2ba. drn rm. Walnut "" ""' • Call on Site Managl·r &;A" ---LOANS 831. 0/ RELAXING MASSAGt:: 1 Br. pets 0 K :1 blk .. lo Sq Condo t:ncl gar. lg yd, BEACH REMTALS IS Ulk:. Ea:.l or Ne\\ port 171-11642 311Ie-.:t 21fi Industrial lldCJ. SwHpincJ Stt¥ic~ 14 /0 ocean. 326 IJlh St s.!10 pool & park S290. 962 11118 WlNTER . SU!'itM ER ~~,9~ ~me location 111 Hunt 1001 W 17th St., CM. S1175 MONTHLY J;.l.o 2nd TD Loans BobJames·Lk. Masseur Out calls 9·9, 4~·5111 mo 213 ·4 3 I 5 6 I 8 R -t R 1 t d YEARLY _ __ 1 n .. 1 0 0 ... t' a~ h ,1 n Oeluxl• ofc, ~hop space. Only reqwres about 20 Fa1re!I Terms since 1949 71' 960-1832 ecrea ion e reu u Ja· 2 B I U f '""" ,. ., ~ 1500 to 1800 ft I hours per week stay Scrttt Mt C .. cent to "Olf. lennii; & r yr y. n . .nvv PREVIEWING Brookhur!;t. 1100 s<1uare sq . ava1 . . et' CJ. o. FOR EVERY MAN WHO 3 BR. 2 Ha wJH. 1n clos4.'t..'i, <bh~<,hr. trµlt P't patio O\\'ncr' Jiil Close lo bch C:hllrl rcn UK $37S mo 892 n; I~ pool Lo~cly upgraded 2MDUHIT reei Single.g<mJent)pe Call liob Utcktnsoo, homewhenitrains,xlnt 642·2171 545-0611 WANTS A GIRL. Pit ''b d b d 'tor" or offlC". Good il•. ReJllor eqwpment. Owner anx· ____ ------1 .535.~ ' r . e n 2 a l'OO o th Be h H " " ~ LA 979-8513 ious due lo heart pro· PRIV "'TE• "'RTY ------RJnl·ho Sao Joaquin . e 3C QUSe po~ure. as ... 1gncd park _ _ _ _ blem Ai;kiog $6000. "" '""' 6401:1772 or 6i3·!138l for Contemporar) & ca~ual 1~g Call Mr Plummcr l:M>O'"' rront ofr. lg. rear do'<'n' Will pay more for )Our .ippt Tht' best ol Newport's 963 6761 __ _ door 1240 Logan Sl . Uo1l UBI 837-4200 Znd TD. 64Z·3.S73 ------..--..~.! llr 2 H.i patlO hme. l'u~t HEWPORTMARIMA goodhfc DElUXEOFRCES };;,,c~~1 D:1y ~O 5710. c'e Volentine S~id $25.00 2 B~I>Roo~t. 2 Ii.\ fll de\·or. ,11r comJ pool & 9 '9 layside Ori•• "Beamed ce1hng... Comml & indstl space.... '"" TENNIS FACILITY Udux1.: !111"' n~1;11 r., :i pt ll·nn1:.. no } o.trt.I "'ork :O•n:w :? br & 2 llr "' <k n •2 pool!! & ret· ceolC'rs 200 t.o 2000 ~Q ft , A~ lo\\ Stor-4550 SADDLE BACK 2nd T . D. on Newport pro)>t•rty for ~ale IWS 0978 .. 'Ull set-Acrylic nails 252S N. Grand Ave. Santa Ana· S38·3246 wlari:cp.ilio.frpk t.>ncl ~1521124 waterfrontapb l.uxur) •Plu,hcrpls&drapt>" a..,JJ.,Q tl La .. :-.;1oucl& •••• :.~:••••••••••••••• VALLEY l I l •Andsomuchmorc ,.. .. p 1 h . Aar.,i:c lndr) f.H. ,tll -·--h 38~8 .1 ppo 1n men~. P' Mi ssion \11•10 :irca~ r3l' ace ma c rne ~. adult-.. no pi·t-. ~H.5 0111 -r-·-.c-"' lw·~wh. boat shps av.11l to I-um bachelor S230 Handy to S u rr"') Sm:ill boal & tra1lcri.. ren lessons. sell related ap-Announc~ments/ LIHDA Ir VICKI( nu 1 ~1~ ·1i;·':' • • •••• •• •• • • ••• • • • • • • • • lt•nanls Adults. no pct:. Uni urn I br s.!55 <:all : 831_1400 lal ~pace. Sl 00 pcr fool pare I & cqu1 pment. Get Personals/ Out call Mas~ _,..... _. -...::.... -...,.___l.l\'J:: I:\,\ CASTLE \\'ult· 6 73-8414 HURRY FOR Limit length 22" llll!) Ill on i:rouod noor in lhl!> Lost & Found for the Fun ofit -~~ ( k:can \ ICWS. II! I br .1pl BEST SELECTION Monro\ HI A vc CM St•c rast i::rowmg area Xlnt ................ ....... Serving all Or:mge Co 2brTwnhM· \\ "·"hrr~ h1 1c1ltni.t~ G,mlcn.. LIUONORT> 1433Superior _MJ(r ~~llS.SSSti2~ _ terms Lost&Found 5300 (213)864-2759 dr)!:'1 lvupk-.0111\ &·1 pvnl Near beJrh BAYFRONT NewportBcach BEDROOM Storrigc garaAc S25 mo. UBI 837·4200••••••••••••••••••••••• ---~1h11111 u1k I ;1lbt•1 l ''"''!.".t~ Jdu!)lls $.190 mo l.g 3Br. 28a. pvt ht•h. 646•845 3 l!l5fl Maple Ave, C.M. "'· bli hed 11 1 Foun<t: Young m:.1lc Irish Business Cards bydma1t, .-.ew an1 :-..1011 1,!l:ll N~ t.,...,or4.4·0017 p.inoramic view, chldrn EXECUTIVES! _/\pl5.646·6.'>05 .c..o;la s we ocated Setl~r. B(own leathN S1.95 per 1,000 an up. 59'.!·5907 ----OK.$650lse.675·7687 l Hr, CM . c pts. dq>,., Bookstore, N~wport collar. trvme /\vc. CM. Write for free samples. ('h,1rm1 ng Ct•ntrally bltns. close to shops, no Wanttomovcyourorflte Rentals Want~ 4600 Beach. Priced right. To 548·3087 Lido·P. Box 894, H.B. NEW l hr, hltn~. frplr. lot•atl'<12Br.2Ba.2blks Hlj?honh1ll'SISO.Ut1lp<1 pcts.$200 mol)42.7154 outofthebedroorn&into ••••••••••••••••••••••• see this property, call 92648 pool \Ollo-vbJll J.:Jr hornbcal·h. all ulll $335 Sin~le!lok . Fet• prestigioul> Newport l·RR. or bach apt.. CdM, Jim Berkshire, Merrell LOST Dark brn Tabby --------- S2.1' ~12 m:l-1 m<• 197 l:l.lll 1·H·!> Main Rentals S.10 SJ'TO N '--h 2b · I R I 675 7900 C t !\' I d ~ nt & · · · ear .,.,ac · r, sang es Center at a rractaon or Peoin. or Bal Island. Up ea ty. -a · .a c. ncuterc • 9 yme tr.ine 3844 lr•U.. 3844 l"ine 3144 ok S225 N.H Fee the expected cost? The toS250mo'yrly673·1040 er.... IC lbs. trvine/Orangetree paration .••••••••••••••••• •• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beachcoml>l-r. 631·2011 Executive Suite has Lhe --1 -:_~E s:AAM S area S59·S216 ••••••••••••••••••••••• njiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillRooms 4000 answer. ac_...or XK Mostly wholesale School• & Your offi"·e ront in NpBch. CdM area. year 6 Year owner bas plans Lost, Childrens pet'. Ired 9 ......... _.1.1__ 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' to takA am te •-·t th gold) Lab. Retriever, ... '"""nvn c I u des , r cc e pt ion rouncl. I 2 br unfurn apl. " a ""qui e 1 j ••••••••••••••••••••••• Now you can rent in Woodbridge. \\.,l1dr111kl· l'mc.., Ariartmcnl'i m.ly be the bc'>l·k1·1'' 1l1 d 111 l h1 .. ~t?.1 .. on-. rl'sid('ntial be!>t ,;eller. the V1ll.1,.;1 ,,f Wnt.1<ll1rtd~c. AnJ this ru~tic .1p.utment commu111l v l"fl I c.i-.y It) gt•I ll' ri,.;ht now. e1llwr. w1lh .ill thc- v1ll,1~t· C1.>n<;lruclion ~1.1i11~ on lh1t tht-'\e 111w • two-. Jnd three-bedroom units. desifZr1Cd likl' c.irly C.1l1forn1a bungalow!> .• ue well worth the effort Then· .11e cozy built-ins. F1rerlaces. P.itios and b.ikonie'I lots and lots of c,tyle. Plus all the wide-open village rern.•,1hon .md other good~ss of Orclnge Counlys most t'xcitmg new place to live. follow o ur mJp. With determm.ttion. And v1s1l sovn Before we're all ta~('n. loo WooJliridp.e Pines Apartments. t15 Pmcslone lrvml'. l Jiiforn1J 1~14) 5~2-0400 Rents from 5270 \. "lwneJ &. m.ina~cd by The Irvine Conriuny I N~m~ ofl1cC' hnurc. O-!dO d<11lv Eouflt Housing 0 ONll'llhlM~S "'1.:.1' WOODBRIDGE PINES ~ IRVINE V1UAG£5 ROOMS S2S wk up with kitchen 531 .SO "'k up a pl.s >111 97 SS service. conference pref frplc but i.hould business. Shop equipped ma e. Mission Vac o itolf h · f B N w/60cu.rt.kiln.Bigshop course area. l /28/77 ~EN WOM EN room. pt'rsonall 7ed ave view o ay. o R d 9 TRAIN FOR telephone coverage. matl jX'lS. (7111675·3031 can handle high \'Olumc ewa r 1137 3 27 or Nfl. ltoom in pvt home. k1leh pri \'llegt's A \'&ii 1-'eb l, $150 mo Hd s S46 3161i handling: undergro1;1od .._..1 .... .CIGMOMs Local school willing lo 26'\ 391_2 _ IARTEHDIHG parking. Janitor service. ""'tt-al ...... 50 finance specie I pro· TWO WEEK CLASS all uhlitiesexcept phone. ftwt s "'0 grams al this facility REW ARD NATION·WlDEJOB Call il4 640·S470 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Good terms, So OranJ!e Lge blk Lab type do.I( PLACEMENT Tu B ..: x T·: cu T t v E Trailer space Cor 8x30' Co "Zar" wear·g gold i;car(. ASSISTANCE HOTEL $25 wk. Hunt Bch Ocean 1 blk. Call 960 2626 leavc message. SUITF: Adult C M. park. no pet. UBI 837·4200 choke chain. UC Din 'll> GOOD JOB 567 San Nicola~ Dr. Su ate S80 + · 548~173 -----ta~s 645 8995 OPPORTUNJTIE~ 106, Newport Rench. Ca -Used Beauty Shop equip. AMEAICAM from 5 Operator shop LOST. f lri11h Setter, I A It T EH D ER S 8Bl lslnnd Presenlly, lcryfTontOfflces ~nnit/ qShuiet wborklhing TmVen only. Avail 675·8141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• , are a s. room, .._. kitchen. S90 mo. 675·3613 l\Pf'ROX 400 sq. fl .. C-2 al ~It 5005 --- -----130 K 17th Sl. Suite E. -,.,..... ·-· Y Busane1111man or college S23S mo. O<lyle 548.0479 ••••••••••••••••••••••• students, nr San Diego CansJderiftg a 11111 Frway & G.G . Frwy. EneutlnSultH Over 500 Active local Board optional. 892·0383. Deluxe offices with bus. l111Ung11. Please call efficient secretarial or stop by ror rree anfo. Deluxe pvt home, across from OCC. Male. kltcb priv. 1120 mo. 5S6-0t3'7 services. ldc11I rrwy All calegorle11 & types. access nr OC Airport We guarantee to pleas BAKER CENTER you. Nice rm ror rent In pvt 688 Baker 546·2982 hm. Xlnt loc in C.M. C11U Orange County Aln>e>rt altSpm. 548·3932. area. Small 1 man ore in Hohfs. Mottft 4100 deluxe bldg. $130. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bob Dickinson. Realtor W~kly rentals rrom SSS 919-8533 751-3741 UNITED RUSIN~ INVESTMENTS 1525 Mesa Verde Dr E (acl"08s(rom KonaLns) SU1te 106. Costa Mua UBI Open 7 days 960-l836orS36·1738ans H.B. blk collor w/Mr m SCHOOL phls Tenn lit' R F:WA RD G ift & Dry Aow«s 847-4194 1104 E. I7lh St .• SA LAGUNA ICH 834-1960 S 17 000 Lost, mule Germ. Shep/ Schools Coast To Coast • • Malmute. silver 111rcy tri Nut one of the major color. IS Mo's old. Vic Be A Profsnl shoppinf( attractions in Adams & Newland, lf.ll. Cocktail Waitress town. Woman alone una-Reward. 960.J6AA •$99.00• ble to handle. since malt' _______ _..:... __ transferred, submit Lost: BURMESE Cal. ExciUngltProfitablti term.! Dark brown w/2 wht toea Glamourous Procession •Learn In 40 hrs from Ull 837·4200 on rgt re,11r fool. Male, profsnl's tho nne art of • neut Vic: Library. Univ ~ f'vnWtwe Park. Hild collar w/J.O waitress techniques. PW•.,. IC f d 1 11 •Free placement Svs $150,000. P/'fT' and ~row· ou n · P ease c 8 •Day or evening sessloog ing. Owner will stay as SS2·744fl CALL (714) 751-9194 o•tional m orkcllng Found. 4~ wks old Shep. For a free consult in one manager. $35,000. will male Vic. Adam" & oClhe mosl pront profess hand I e Ca 11 Co r l\fagnolln. H 8. 631-1078 So. Calif Waitress. Inc. up. plu.a tax Sea Lnrlt - - ------ Motel. 2274 Nrwporl CdM . 400·700 sq ft. cpl$. Blvd Coslo Mesa drps .. AC. ample free Sl)e(lricll I Open 7 days) 17922 Sky Park Bl. Ste C MAHUFACTURIHG Ult 751-37 41 F 0 UN D RI k k i u c n Irvine. Calif.. 92714 _ ... I w topaz eyc1 Vic Foun Pntcnku lem Sft<>RTIHG GOODS l1an Valley off Warner Jobs W-.d, 707S t IJruque p1ec:t of cqwp SlS.000 SALES 962·9636 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EA.ST 17thC u mtnl projected nt't l.oc:aled neor c:olltge & PtacttcalNune, 641-7445 par'k1ng From •~· ----Masters. 673-4120 ._stHCMM 4150 .-. sa.>.000 this yr Presvnt llchools in fa~t growlmt FOUNO White German nightduty.LotsotTLC Room in my pvt hm for Rdall or ore. space. 320 owner unable to handle. SaddJeback Valley. fan· SbC'pherd, remote. Rets.540-0722 rt't peraon. Gd food, ad to lOOO aq. fl. Betna re· Can be relocated wtlc potentinl not yet younc. blk lthr collar • ••••••••••••••••••••••• car,. 0 n bu 1 11 n e. decorated wide Ir out. Lever•ae w f29'l. down. realized. ldeaJ family ael 962·1S80 Mal lad)' 'jlfani.. p/t drv 1. Gt-IM4. Ample prkg. Pvt. Ult 711·3741 Ul>' comp. to older lady l.n --------i_rtS_t.roo__._m_s._646-8922 ____________ _. uei ll7..4JOO FOUND: Slameae cat, CM. Ref. &u.ZSll S.wr lefttth 4200 vtc. Har~ & Bay, C.M. •H•••••••••••••••••••• .._......_.Offlcn NATU l\AL POOi> ~· AUracthe, ambitious -,..... •_ eand.tch butlneu. '*"' Mewt ~ Amicable, ~ aasertl~ S BR tum home on Ole· Pal.11adea Comm'I Cnlr. .._0,.1 .. a .... eu--· .... l. NETS '3,500. MO ~T Lady's bllt onyx ltm. L.B. Rfftdont d~· clualvt Balboa Pen Pt. l blk to O.C. Airport ... " ... ..... .. .... ~\Ml Prt h 1 E z rl k ...... i. p $500/week. From Juno 1. Sult et from 112$. No ly 1rot1 approx. $300. me beac: oc. • nf, ee..-... e, ft1' ot· tJrtt lmmed reapot.Utble 0wncrs'fl4:S7S."20. l c••e req. lncl1 Submit you:r cqh offer. Urun ... F.atablbh7edl341 frt74.I ~~ ~~~kil:I~~:,~~ voc:at l!aln lePaRalePsO. , _________ , CpU/drps. janitorial svs. Ed Riddle, toe. 648.e&U. .J ev/Wknd. rnanaae.. Ol" • Yocatlo.l.lllhil1· 4250 fM s tym . till ulll . ~~ ~---Doxl.240,Laa.Bh.D52 ...... ••••••••••••••••• Secrettry sva A\•allabte. ~ Loi 1 MUTT ~ lbs ~ W 7 BlG BEAR LAK EfRONT 1-0·1 •• otri,., ... Suit• 200. COCKTAILS S1000. PER MONT I l rna e l b f ' .. , ' •-T ..te4 I 00 .... l>U'll --~· " N"'" .. 'PORT B .. "ACJf Partn"-hi~ •Pht {Or"•• on1 /rfY. ur. Wm.le ....................... . Cabin•. (114)866·T701 2082 SE Bristol. NB c:.n ... "'0 ""' natcn on neck Vic 494·9727otU8·5173 m4>5S7·'10tO tbehlnd Xlntyearroundloc•Uon !.-.?! :-OP "'i"ctc:\ve Plauntla 6. Vlctol'lo: ACCOUHnMGC&.K L .. K ... , AR"'O-tt•"'D. Carl's Jr>_ Setler lo 1ummer. n.,.ll n •~n. op Hl CM &&5-J203 t'/Um~ w /b•DtlH11. " r. n " "'" Ownerrnovtnl'lromarea H""Y loc. Ge\ 1n on new ' SUrtlot SJSO mo Pretty lair• view', 1111110, 800/2$00 Sq tt Oftlu and m~t aelll Comp!et round bo"'nu. 8 Days, Found: In CdM Ftmalt lnlUl'ilflte b.lck(l'Ound '100 •knd. S200 wk. $2SO M«iic:al Spare. N. Cotta kttcbtn Seat.a aboul ao aborthoun. tuyterm.1! Aird le. C..11 Lo ldl'nt!tJ, belpf11l. Sttar\ Immel. Holldqwlt.ta·as. Mea.a.4'tJQft.540-2200 Ait,TIME'llM~ Ull ll7-4JOO ........ c.M. 144Gt; --·-------·-------- €11 DAILY PILOT Sundg. F!b!U!!y 8.1'77 '"Add it ... Bufld it ... Dlaper lt...Hammer it ... Carpet It... Cement lt. .. Wire it...Hoe it...Clean IL.Move dt ... Ptess it. .. Palnt IL.Nail it ... Ptaster it ... Flx it. .. SERVICE DIRECTORY Plumb It ... Patch fl. .. P1po It... Remodel lt .. . Roof lt ... Landscape 1t •.• Tlte lt...Trim it ... Sewit .. . Haul It... Add it ... Plant It .. Alter 1t ... Learn IL. Add-A.a... c.,......, C••tor ~ Mo"-1 ,~,,..,.nag " ta.g TD• ........................•••..•• , ................••••••••................••.••..........................................•.............................••.••.•.........•................ ······················· Add·A·Room Contracto B.E. FERGUSON PUT A ~OOM OVJ!:R YOO HAVKITREADY 1 will clc•n your home ex. MOVINO·HAUUNO Paint & Cl•an PLUMBER·Ropa1r, re Cerum1c 1'11•: Tubs & want• work. W Jt Prompt atteoUoo to all VOURGARAGE l'LLHAULITAWAV pertly. o~·o tra~porta Anywhere. anyUme. ,.. pipe, iostaltallon s l'°werr.. lt1tchtn:., Brown Conalr )48.1301 YOW' remodelma ai ~ Focfrtc.! TIM M8·&306 uoo 646·6523 FQt, expr'd. o;ery reaa. Qwck·thrlfty $47""42S 1>er v1ces G G 1dley, floors, put1ot1. 645·2129 Lie.~ P a i r 1 • F 1 D e 1 t est call 63l·308S Plana Cl Fully encld 21' truck Commer"'lal r•sid•nti'al M2·i31S T c-•k: ft hi r 3 &11.nanclna available Hauling, movinc. cleanup earung, wasluna. iron w/U.ll cato Lower rates ... • .. . .. ----'"_,.... • Arcfliittd11rd g-a •mans p, res, KenAhrenberg lXOYE $1/\lp. Tl'eework. Reas, 1n& Rell able, own af you help. Winton wallpaper .hangtnt;, rd. HOMESAVERS Plumb· ..................... .. •••••••••••••••••••••• ~a ttons ex P · BUlSherbacotr faat,freeeslM2-4597 tran."portataon64S.7'87 *'30'8,67'"'714 Contractors lie 1328240, lna & Heallna Free est. Remov 11, tnmmtni:. Architectural " Struc-Ucensed 4t Bonded Soan.Y It J FREE b 1 ll'ICCM'M TCD Gary Compt 494-4366. SlOflr , Hone.t & RtJh•bl" (lNIUnt;. fr~~ est. LJc'd tural Plans. Rmdl & o C4rpet S....lc• "-'l C ing tlea:r·P tree w~~k ....................... P ..... /P .. rlnCJ Excellent Painting Svs BorA & P.1atrch& 1'\ally an~urt.'d. 8'2·*4 new constr~Uon Reaid· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~o <.'Oolrat.1.ort. om-• u . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• l t & Ext R Fr 847-0.183 4t 7Sl·3150 IC ,111 d · 1 1,.._ ,.. .111 m'l/Resld. Allera\lons, for usable ltems. l'on· WEARETHETAX PAlNTlNC Jnt/Ext n · eas. ee .---Trlmm\na. topping, re-om " u s lr a -..rpct;nAOWl ayyoun rm adds, gen carpentry. ces/bldgs removed PROFESSIONALS! Rewi d nd bJ Fr · est.CallM8-2706evcs Remodel&Rtpalr movanK. cleanup. Winter S.0.7020 or mine. Repairs & Concrete, llpocialiiin& SS7·200S Gel everytttini that is t Call~ ~.7~ ee p ••••••••••••••••••••••• rates. Lk/lnsrd. Tony M~ cleaning tool Ouar work drlvcwllys. •'r e:st. AB romlng to you. Tax perts " · ay a~rlng & ~aintlna, 42 SAVE$ on A DDITlONS & 645-5124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• =er aavan&.a. Fr eat Constructors, St lie Housed...i..g of Newport Beach, 2610 WORK GUARANTEED rat:b~;:~~-sill009• E. Rt:MODEL. You .do Window Cl••'- Babysltter, mature, relJa. 320388. 645 3345. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avon S~. NB 642·5700 lnlr/Extr. Free Est. part. we do part & RWde ••••••••••••••:;? •••••• ble, xlnt ref's. drives, P r o r C A R P E T a~ al W t REALLY CLEAN .Reas rules. Bookkeep· 2S yrs Expr. 642..0295 PAPER-PAINT you lhru. We draw plans, . S2 OOhr 645--0574 CLEANlNG floor & win· U<r'llirr1C an a . mg too. 20 Yrs exp. Save $. Sat get permits. do layout, Cryslul Cl cur w1n~ow · · dow care. Dutch Main· ••••••••••••••••••••••• H~USE'? Call Glllgbam P .. Your Cotff• Guar. Free est. No wait. pour fooling & slab, clean1~fl· Resadentaiil. Babysitllng. Mature re· tenance Servh:e53'1·1508 ELECTRICAL SERVICE Gari. Free ests, 6'5·5123 lncom. To Averaae Extr 1 Stry $345 Dy 960.3906 ev 64lH9SO framing, etc. Provide Be a ull Cu 11 Y cleaned liable. drives. Xlnl refs. CALLS $1~/br. Call HOUSECLEANING ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.SlJ'y$46S,lntrS45rm -. sub·contr lists. disc &lass . Good rates . $2 pc!r hr. 64$-0574 C....nt/COftCl'fl• 842-8233 Professional Inc Tax Prices Incl matr'l/labor rnotOCJNPhy purchasint. thru Job SS7-2285 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~-4--'n ---By reliable couple Preparation for lnd1v & G 1 td ( t ••••••••••••••••••••••• counseJlnn on how to do at •-.-....s-1-· __ .,...,. Refs 963·5813 B · ~52 2•68 uar, n.s • reees . ,. --·r "1J Y ..... Patios . Drives -"'21 --us.aness. . . .. Ted627·7900or552-0134 Lang Photograph y or aet ll done. Adapt to ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sidewalks . Block & •••••••••••••:••••••••• MRS. KINGS Carpet. Anytime Specialists that will help suit your needi. & i.av• Mary Kay cnsltnt ofrs s lumpstone walls.Cabellero & Sons _Expr Clearung&PaintingCo LCMdsc ~ State Ile, Insured, low yousellyourproducts& money. PhKen 6421770 free compliment facial m-2819 gardener. rr esls, re "WE DO IT ALL " a.-~ prices too. Exterior se rvices, 494 ·1397 , ev/wknds !care ut your hm Airs. Duncan llSOl'lable 646·~ aft 4pm 83$-3561 ••••••••••••••••••••••• specialist. Try me-Cahco 581-4506 ---- -T&A Maintenance & 836-SSSS 1---------TeMYhioftRepolr ~-1003. ec.trador LAWN SER FREE EST Reliable exp'd Japanese Repair. Landscaping & Ploster/R.aalr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...._., Set-Ylc• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mow/Edge Clean·UP6 lady will clean your Haulang 847-5730. lNTERlOR/EXTR Pamt-•••••••••.;[.~,;••••••••• CANOPY TV SERVICE ....................... ••GeoraePilm~rltSons RJsLAWNSer~-l7ll house.963-4974afl5pm Meno. 1ng. Expr'd high qual VERYNEATPATCH istRATESERVICE • Fast, accurate typing, Addst RmdJ/Paant/Plans "---~ cr-•l'•s Y work. FantasucaUy r e· JOBS &TEXTURE At Faar Pncci. 96o.·1633 S I b Ll 'd "'"7 ""32 ~ ~ .... u~ .. •-Apt Cl HB ••••••••••••••••••••••• t C 11 J mQ6t prolfield. special lo m JO s-c ...., ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• """"'e"' (u . earung. as. ra es 11 ack Free Est. m.1439 - -- 1 e g a I . E \Is I wk n d s . SHOPPlNG SERVICE :::ure~k~,i:~~~~~ble. ~~~el~~-:e~~~:~fo 847-0884 PATCH PI.MTERING Th 548·9736· Remodels&Additions CllllBA.RBARA BJockWalls BBQP1ts PETERSPAJNTJNG ••ALLTYPl:S•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXPERIENCED Book· Accent Bldg's Lac 328107 1714)540·1863 The Very BestOCServace. Refs, F..sts.646-0464 Expr'd. Rus Hales. Fteeest S40-a2S CERAMIC Tale. New or keeper wants work in her 554·3809 or 1-634-2078 col· Gt-~ Dependable, Own Tran:.. Free Est. Call Gene · remodel. Fr est. sml jobi. ho e 842 7266 lect 7 Refer. 963·5269 . 552-0458 lk>mes·Additions. Restuc· welcome 536·2426 aft 5. m · · •••••••••••••• ••••• ••• • The fastest draw an the blJc alls ~. W D .1 p ·i co over w .... ee LEE M . JARVIS Skiploader, dump truck. lbecln'g at affordable est ... a at Y 1 ot Palntang·Exteraor·Neal-est low rat.es586-4892 Expr'd tile setter nds JOb Typing at home, any kmd. Reas rates, wall pickup & deliver . 545·5441 Addat 's, Rmdl 'g, Hrs 8·5. hauling. tree work, grad· prices. Free est. Ref. Classified Ad. Phone Depend a b I e . Low ' Cstm work anytime. Sml Ph 962·3200, Lie 317856 ing. demo. etc. 75 l ·3930 avail 646· 7939/979· 1814 642-5678. Rates Phone 847-1863. Classified Ads 642·5678 job OK. 498-2049. 493-6533 HelpWowt.d 7100HetpWanted 7100 H.JpWant•d 7 100 HelpWarrt.d 7100 Heep Wanted 7100 Help Wanted 7100 HelpWonttd 7100 HelpWa11ted 7 100 HetpWanted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTING CLERK 1---------IBABYSlT'TER,lthskpg CLERK for HB Drug DentalAsst.exper.loCill G S HOUSEKEEPER LEGAL TRAINEE · Associate Rep cooking. 2 ao . 6 : 30 Store. P time. min. age chair side position an EHERAL A SIST. Bright, xlnt typing skills ...... _ 4 d k Must have good driving Me:.a Verde Conv Hos p, ! 8 OR OYER wkdays. East Bluff area 24, ex per not necess. ~Y ay w practice lor career oppor. on Mag 640~ 847-2563 XJnt benefits & salary record. Oversee 661CenlerCM548-S58S II typewriter in N.B. CREDIT OFACE A CuJl·l1me position is available Cor accurate clerk to assist credit manager in a busy newspaper office. Duties are varied. Should be a good typist and operate a 10-key adding machine with skill. Credit or office experience is desirable. Work in pleasant environment with good company benefits including 2 weeks vacation after one year, company paid group insurance, credit union, etc. Apply at: HO EXPER. NEC await the nght an · employee lounge, care HOUSEKEEPERS estate planning cor· dJv1dual Send resume to for over SSOOO worth of porale law practice. Mag If you're new to Orange Co .• temporarily d1scon· tinuing your education, recently discharged from the service or for any reason seeking tern· porary or career employ· ment. consider thlS uni· que oppor. You can eam Bank CLERKS ALE CLERKS SR. TYPISTS REPRO TYPISTS STAT TYPISTS SECRET ARIES Ad. No.697, Daily Pilot, plants. green thumb es· F /time. Bayview Conv. 11 exper. pref'd, but wall P .0 . Box 1560. Costa sential. $450 mo. start. Hospital, 642-3.'iOS. train Ca ll (714) 833·9983. Mesa Ca 92626 Apply, CPI. 180 Newport ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT llO W. IAY ST. COSTA MESA Between the hours oC 8:00AM·5:00PM Call for appointment please 642-4321 ... 28' ~qual Oppartunily Employer $196 PER WEEK EXPBtlEMCED FU~TlME COMMBtCIAL TELL st UHITEO CALIFORNIA IAHK 2301 So. Main Santa Ana 171 41 558-5187 An Equal Opportunity t:mployer IARMAID t...ong&Short Term Assignments VOLT l [ ~AAV 51 ~VM.:t !9 3848 Campus Dr 546-474 1 · · Center Dr N.B. (2 nd Housek.eeper, lave-~n . Dental Chairside Assis· Floor ) • Ne4!d nice lady for nice tanl. Exp'd + X·ray he. · Canuly. Room, brd & sal. nee. 4 Day wk. Costa GENERALOFFICE CllU979-802S. __ _ Mesa.S4&-3000. Typing 60 WPM , good,_ _______ _ spelling. Exper'd. In· lNSPECTION DENT AL ASSIST. lerviews at your conve· naence, (early morn or PM as you like ). S62S/mo. 557·7970. CHAIRSIDE·N.B ex· per'd. S Day week, 8.30 to 5:30. Pd vac & med in· surance. 54S·S602. --G-EH-'L-FA_C_T_O_R_Y--1 DENT AL A11i1t Chuirsade /I-;xpr 'd . Newport Bch. Send re· Girl needed for s hop. $2.85 hr w /xlnt co. bene. 545-0403 for details. sume to Ad 11786, Daily Girl Friday. Mfg co in Pilot, Rox 1560, Costa C.M. General ofc exper Mesa,CA92626 incl '!<( dictaphone & IN-PROCESS INSPECTOR Increased demand :ind growin~ sales has creat ed an openanl( for an in Spector whosl' duties an elude visual ms peel aon of electronic sub a ssemblies. u:-1nl! blueprints, 1llustrnt1oni. Let. us help you build a Bus of y our own. Husband & Ware can work together. Outstnd anc<>me poss. WiU tratn. 642-0843 ------ LOAM SERVICE For mortgage loan broker firm near Fash ion h.I. Some exper re· q 'd . Call for appt. 6448824 LYN 3-t I Full & P Jtime. Team Leader Mes" Verde <.:onv . llos pilal, 661 Center St. <.:M. 548·5S8S Help Wanted 7100 He4p WClftted 7100 Based on your produr tivity . Com m + incentives & extra profit i.harmg bonui. On the job training. Tremendous potential to reach supervisor y & manage· tnent positions. Must be personable & ambitious For appointment only c·all 5 39-1183 9.30AM-2PM P 'lame days. attractive. The Log Inn. 17925 MacArthur Bl. Irv Call M9·9446. lAcross From Orange <.:o. Airport I Equal Oppor Employer DEMTAL/Auistant Experienced Cha1rs1dc tor congenial general dentist. .. \J II t1 me, xlnt t elephon e co nta ct W/CUSlOmCrS. 2 l(irl OfC. Call M<U'Y Ann for appt 631-2272 KO.E. and assembly dr:.iwani::s Maid part time to work Requires al lc•a:-t r. morn'gs incl wknds mo n l h s r cl' en t 1.· x <.:usa La~un:1 Motel. Call ..•••....•.•.............•..•................. ----BEAUTI(;IAN nt~oded {or ADMIH. ASST. !~~~~~~---busy Costa Me:.a i.hop pencnce Lillian, 4!14·2996 salary. 847 .3507 Governess/Housekeeper . ,,.--V. P. of Client Services of 646-2816 V J i~ ', ,; ''J NYSE co. req's ass~lant AUTOMOTIVE Beauty operator. Hair COCKTAIL 1 ELECTRICIANS .:::::/ '-',., '-" to org:iniie dept .. assist DET "IL M ""H E x P e r c 0 c k t a 1 See K tl be M & d I ""' ""' dresser w 1 Collowaniz for waitresses. interviews to e en rg arane F/CIKK,R $900 1e rlv 1c.~ Xrelp ea We are looking for a exciting new NpBch beheldMon-Tues2-4PM. AdUnderMarane C w 1c aen...,. nt oppor. to qualified & experienced Sal 642 6164 tn ,......_, ,_ Free job. osta Mesa. 3 g ,.. T ,.. t a nbe & on. · E.0 .E. Apply an person ..._, -"'-· Yrs exp.thruT.Bal ro Yr-· r nsc detail man for our de· to: Bobbie McGee's 3531---------file All benefits. $600 alership. Immediate BEAUTY Four chairs LOAM CU( $550 Start. Apply, CPI, 180 opening Contact Sale:. avail Cor lse 10 newly de-E Coast Hwy, N. 8 E L E C T R 0 L U X f'ree Job. Irvine. Avg Newport Ctr Dr. NB Mgr .. Newport Datsun, coraled s alon. located on COOK Authorized sa les & typing.Lot.sofvaraety 12nd F1oor l 888 Do s N Coai.t llw CdM i.erv1ce. M 1 F Full· SEC/G9'0FC $650 -·-----• h ve t.. ewport Pref. knoyw.leadngeablo Back-up & or breakfast PltimeS.U-4153 APARTMENT LIQUSE ~ac 833·1300 "' eed . ed Free Job Inane SO wpm ' ----qualified & motivated cook n ed amm · Ap· --------- typing. fo'agure aptitude MAl~JE~t~CE AUTO C.OT IOY hair cutters & dcs1~ncrs ply an person to 1801 Electronic engineer. R & Smallofr 'd dd 1 f 11 With good drivantt re· XJntopportunilytobcan Bayside Dr, CdM . Wed Dtech Smallgrowmgm. f'BtSOH All. $700 Exp ·ma le·agei 11 cord. Benehti. Roger business for yourself. Sun ______ strument mfJ.? rcq's u AA/\AAJ\A/\A Ught (or 2 ~iris, ages 11 & 14 in N.B. Xlnt oppor. for former school teacher . Applicant must have ge- n 1 u n e interest in children. enjoy sports ac· t1villes & have an in- terest 10 the arts; 4 yr degr ee preC'd. Must drive; car is provided. Should be flexihle re· garding wknds. Lovely pvt rm & ba. Salary $550 per mo.+ room & board. Send res ume to M . Seeger. PO Box 19M7. ------We offer you a pro MAID. p1l1me 3 days per gress1ve starting salary, week. Call 646-7445. or ex ce 11 e n t com puny apply al Sea Lark Motel, benefits an a clean work 2274 Npt Bl. CM. environment. Forward --------- your resume or come 1n MAIDS WANTED and apply : Personnel Top wages paad ! The Inn Department, 18651 Von al Laguna, 2ll N. Coast Karman, I r vane, Cah r. _H_w_y · ._!.a_g_. _B_c_h_. __ _ 92713. We are an equal opportunity employer MF COMPUTER AUTOMATION MAILING DErT. lrvmeca 92713 1--------... Fee Re1mb. In me Type t1m~ ~ewporl Beach. Maller Chevrolet. 900 S. Cnn make up to 80"~ de-Cook lull time. breakfast creauve design engineer oowpm Runofc l.C'>bof ti44 11 ----Coast llwy, Laguna pendangonweekly~ross. & lunch. Coffee Shop & tl~l~~:~fC:e~ltso~~ea~i respon$ib1hly ---------1 Beach. All replies conridentlal. Deh g.i2.1426 for R & 0 tech. Laser GUARDS Insurance G&I OFC ~600 A·sembly ---Call 714·581-6374 ----. Nationwide co. Top pay Own Your O wn TRAINEE Positions avail for both male & fem apphcants. Busy mail dept , vanous duties. $2. 74 Per hr. Good benefits. Apply National Systems Corp .. 4361 B1 rch St . Newport Reac h . INr . O .C:. Airport) • "-> Automot1, • Prec1s1on Corp. 549·4464 & be r· c 11 c 11 c c-·nt-H-•p ne ats. a o ect In"'·----· A-ct New Detail Shop ncedi; Bicycle repair & counter -'"" '" ---.. ~-·· help PT. exper. Captain ESCROWMAMAGER <213)645·39SOtoarrange N 'd 1 sales. 2 yrs ex per. Quah-interview in your area. o exp req . earn w 1 e Top wages paid. Engine ty workman. Age 20 or Mikes 815 W. 19th St. California E scrow you learn.kccpyourpre· Steamers, eng painters, over. 962·738511·6 C.M. service has immed need GUARDS sent job while training. buffers & polishers, up----------H for Escrow Mgr, H.B. Fanntnlnsairclftc• anicurist, exper, wt following for exclusive Nwpt Bch, makeup & facial salon. 642-0570 F'ce Re1mb Santu Ana Detail minded. Good typ ing. career spot PAYJlOLLCLK S'50 Newport Beach manuf. co. 2 Yrs payroll exper Post manually. Good typm,. ELECTRONICS ~SEMBLERS l2MIShHtJ holstery shampooers, llOCPR.f(Ch Counter etp Xlnt salary & benefits, CostaMesa r-.... check out. pick·up & de· thru trla baarlag.nce l lA M ·3 PM• ex per requires5yrs Escrow ex-Permanent. Full &Part· -·-r livery. Apply al · helpful. apply in person per, be a self-starter. Ad· time. Phone & transp re-Ed Lani 752· 1 1471---------· Knowledge of construe· only. 2233 1-·airview Rd. dillonal details Barbara q'd. Retired welcome. ---------MARINE AND MANY OTHER JOBS COMING IN EVF:RV DAY Free/ Fee PoejUons Call Control Car~·r Bmploymt>nt Aaeocy 58505 Mast lliav• t•-C...ct 2059 Harbor Bl, CM tlon. Vic: Fairview & CM Call 546-0274• ofc hrs l0.2, Insurance ,..... • 645·1030 McArthur. Salary open. · Mahar 835·3042 Closed Wednesday. Wantt;<S group ins. un· M Giie or ..,. of .._., _________ Send resume to Ad 789. Counter Girl, P /Time EXEC SECY /OFC MGR derwnters (2) w/approx. follow in9: W l rh•CJ• AUTO PARTS Daily Pilot, P .0 . Box Fast service sandwich wanted. Demanding & HAIRSTYLIST 5 yrs. exp. Forward re- toklerilH). cablhtcj & SALESOPPORTUNITY 1560, Costa Mes11 , CA shop. Call btwn 8-3PM, rewarding Job for de· Needed. Only the best sume, incl. sal. reqs. lo ..._lll"f. PCI GI• Gel set for 1977 & 921626 833-8919 dicated individual with need apply w/lollowing Suite 910 Box 4330, ICETIENIERG MA RIME A West Coast MaJor Boat Swider Mflllbty or halMI win-beyond! Growing Chevy the following MINIMUM pref'd XI t H B Fullerton. Ca. 92634 ~ ~~~ghib~* d~:~:~ eg~rgg:'{\~c~e~~ 1--•D•A•T•A-ENT-•R•Y--qcouamlipfiacraaubonsle. e1x.p5eryr1.sn 963-3433. n oppor. . . <EOE. M/F) , Immediate openings In ... ....._.C ...i ·11 dd p M t h I • production of quality ni • .,., .. om.,.exwa a erson. us ave ex-OPERATOR ---p.2.Abletoorgana'ze HAIRSTYLIST nsur • .-~y 9"0ft ·1 f M' · TWO n..... t A I I d ... .,. I u l>8J ang era l. animum s lfthntat• Eltdrottlc1 _..s roun ermen. per. PP Y nperson, 111· The Jolly Roger. Inc. 1s & design ore procedures OCEANFRONT Salon Comm I Lines n · years expenence in pro- AccouuTA NT/ BOOK. is • -to r O r •-· Opport.umty for advance· ly 8·3 SklpJack Boats. taking applications for a •-work mderndenUy. 3. needs stylist w /follow· derwriter. Min. S yn ex· d ,.. .... --.• ment. Excellent pay. GM 1763 Placentia Ave. C.M. O "' I I v· t R b • per Fred S .James 6 uction boat building de· KEEPER FOR CPA Co.i1tty etedroa ics experience essential. See Gata Entry perator. Able to wor e((icient y ng. 1c or u ens, · · sired. OFC IN NEWPORT ttr. locohd OM .n. Parts Mgr . HOWARD IOOKKHPBt Min. of 1 yrs exper. on under pressures of busi· Laguna Beach. 497·3001, Co., Lag. Bch. Contact •MASTERMlLL BCH. f\all lime. perma· tit t f D' Cbevl"olet. Dove & Quall FULL CHARGE lhe1BM3741or3742isre· ness llfe. 4. Speedy typ-_494_.6J2 __ i. _____ -t Mrs. Bradley, 549-3058, SHOPCARPENTt.R n~t. responsible poll nor •a• o ••· Sts.,NewportBeach. Must have minimum Squired. Permanent Ing & dictation Handymanlorlandscap· 494·1087.E.O.E. •MASTERLINE Uon.. Must be eirper thru M'fi-4 We....., ilt-yrs full charge ex per, f/timeday shift. Pay will necessary. Starting lng, bldg & repairs. Will I N S U R A N C E CARPENTER 1eneral ltd1er " linan· ... MlltotioR syahtlH AUTO SAUSMAH call Mr. Smith 833-3Jl3 be based on exper. level. sala~. $1,000 mo. Plus train &47-$730 PERSONAL LINES AC· •MASTER FINISHER dal. atat•menta. Some to .... •••r _.,.Chevrolet exper. prerd Apply in person SAM· benefits. Please no calls · COUNT ADMINIS· •ENGlNE&SKAFT typtnt. Knowledae of _...,. c .. ed or will train right person. ._.. .. __ T--1..t SPM Monday lhru Fri· from EmploymenlAgen· Help Wanted Male & TRATOR. Individual BINSTALLER: processing to computer P"' • • ltoger Miller Chevrolet, __....,......-ft"• day, 17042 Gillette Ave, cles. Call Mr. Novak or fem. Over 18. Apply In w/3-S yrs agency ex per. Top rates and benefits. ~ce bureau helpful. \ Laguna Beach. 494·1131, ~~ &~bJ~~ ~~~~~A ~Irv~in~e~. ~~~~~~ Mr. Stewart 540-5222 person. Kentucky Fried in servicing lrg volume Ideal locaUon in Channel sa,lary co~_menb1\ulrltate El£CTRO Sales Mgr. area. 833-0257. Ex per Farm Mechanic Chicken, Laguna Beach. of personal lines ac· lslan36~SKValrctbororl· .. Ave w exper .. a y. ---------• DELI Girl over 18. Must needed by growing HOSTESS/C""<ll!HI-counh . No selling. ,. .. ?!,e;!!. cell lor appt, M£Cff• .. CAL IOOIC•IB'Bt F/C be exper. Fri/Sat/Sun fvmer·packer. Must be --Prestige N.B. comm'I Oxnard, Ca93030 v•w _, ""9 AYON llctp.u per.puf'd.App· f /tim e, Wed /Thurs expert ln weldlna. trac-Mustbeexpe1"d&relia· agency. Xlnt benefits. C811Collect8am-5pm .4CCOUMTIMGCU( ASSEMBLERS ly in peraon or call San 11am.Jpm. 6'4·6100, tor repair & packln a ble. Over 21. P/time salary nego. Call (714> ShlrleyHeath .-L.._._ ... , OfftCtt Clemente Gener a I CdM. machln~ry. Xlnt oppor eves. Call548"8277. 675..()35(). '2 llJ 475·2437 wsn~ ., Wld.4 ....... Hospital. 71-41496·1122, f lbl motl at Equal Opportunity Must have exp. In ac· Mlllt a.. fa•• wit• W1ltlMt I a.... M • atd Delivery of Daily Pilot. A or respona e, v • House/Apt cleanln~t pl· 1 ....... or D"'9Mr Employer M/F counts payable & re· (;•'""'!II r. Gteenw · large route in Newport ed person. 4!16.QOO tlme/luJl-time. $3.uu hr Workshop & showroom i--------- ce.ivable. Good typlat 4s .......... 9d roclr ... Up y... IOYS AMo GIRLS Beach suitable for a hl1h F,ut Food Service ta ac· atart64M871,642·7430 racllitles. Avail for tn· ..._ ______ _ p le• s a n t Pho o • ........, md ..... the It..._. Jobi Mission Viojo • El Toro school or colleaeatudent. ceptJng appllcatkms for dependant designer.,.. peraonallty. Fu ll·llm• ~to nod 9d ._ Let AVOfJ ihow you how area. Earn your own Earninp approxJmately days, nlgfits & grave HOUSBCEErE:lt C l ass e 11 o If ere d . MATH CLERKS f>Um. posltio.i. Salary ........ hhllPI It'll• -.ct to build & ru n )'OUr own mooey aellin• aubecr1p-S200.00 monthly •. Phone yard.a. Apply at Nausles, (Part· Time) 714·731-4131 Open. ......., ........_......_ ..,. business. Control your ••-· a'"er school. For 1... 00-4321 ••k for clrc1tla· .,..,,.1 e-"hu-• Hu... ---------NEEDED NOW Opportunity for people whO enjoy math &c pro- blem solving. Desired s)ulls. ability to reason. 1tood readma & ma\b comprehem~ion & alttn· lion to detail. Benditt lft· elude medical, dental a: tuition refund. .. ,_, _._ ""' UUUll ·~ "' ' ---•VUiio ..... "~· rie«t resp. Individual to Janitor al Work. N . B. Call (7H)MS-1.501 own how's, own income. formaUon. call830-0913 lion leaving your name lnaton Bcb. fOC'apptbe\ween .b' z of Z'la to 3 To (ind out abotrt this •----------1 and address --';;;._-------f lean model Jpta & Need exper'd cpl. AP· 8:JOAU •4:00PM y_•~_rs ••p.rl•11c• ch,allengtng earnln1 op· CA.RE FOR CHRISTINA P/C IOOIUCUPB clubhouse in apt com· prox 4 hrs eves. Steady. c 4 UteCorp lllgNydtMaMa. portunityCall540·70Uor l..adYtoataywn yr old Delivery man. early AM Un Newport Ccinter > ~·Flexible hrs Mon SliOOmo.2131927.0lUi 711 " 1 .. th.... 1.enlt.h7·US&. atr\ Yon·ll'rl, 1:30-7 .30, Times rout.e. Costa ---·T n-l ........ oaactal Fri. · ' ·~ CM.548-54Slaf\7·30 Mesa. No collectln,., '~" a. .... , Call644-331t Btdt P'·ll Costa Meta lntereated applicants must have dependable stmi.. Eicper'd only need tAM 'tll NOON KEYPUNCH _________ , p&eae~t..ct Babysltter needed, Cuhler. fountain , cat.54&-'481. appcy, MMSJO. Ad: rcw THllRVIMECO. 0.4T.4lMTIY A.ceou:aLlq mature, 1-5:30, Mon· Fri, buaboyi. No minors need Jm. SSONewportCtr Dr OPaATOR C'-kR-..... my home only CdM, a~ply. Daya " r;vea, DEUVERYMANforear· NewportBeach The JollJ Ropr, Inc. b Coot.llct Personnel Dept PACIFIC MUTUAL 100 Newport C\r Dr Newport Beach Equal OppGr EmpJofW • INTERSTATE ne:11ot1cs C1'!~!~.'!JI Ar it ... Ce ,2103 M>-1883 • wbnda. Swtnten • lee 1 AJ(, .LA Tim ... home F .. Paid/ A.Ito Foe JofJI F.q\&&J Oppof Smp&o,er tUtni appUc.Uona fOf a Babysitter 1MeCMd '°" 2 Qam. •9344 :fenv•ry route . Adult.a Bkkpr/Conatruc. '800+ Dlt• Sbh')' O"ra~. boys. 5 day wk, ll:IOAK a.k&l onJL, No aoUcltlnf; no Typlat/Mq Card to '180 Min ol l yn n~. on the to5:80PM. retlable, own 1'esible ~ Ume, could col ec:tlf'. fttuat a~ ~A~thw ::=: tfousekeeDer ~':tr !'d~ fer:.·:::; tramp --aft S:IO Mc:ome full time. Ap. econom cal car. .,,,.. ~PenoonelAe ,.,atu... qulet wo'\nu ~ r. PM/'Wu.M Otw.te numbett, typtn1. au_ppleroentarJ Income.' •1U1thc.taM:;" cp&.tocarefor Newport :::!t~'1!':Pe~1.!"~e ATUa't WOXAtf B•b>'•itlt r , bHkpr In mtna. lrvlnt area. 800126 SUlt.nt I014'70 :8eaC!h cpl. Wlfe wltb Apply tn person 8AM· p /Ume to weloo•e lAkO Forest. live ln, or m.-Delivery,partU.me, ~ ~~mfnit•d vl!lon ... Llnlte SPM Mftftda)' lhru F'rl· n•wcomtn It contact out 188-«i08 .,.. _.,_,,,, tor Dent.al Lab. u ea n1, '"· cooa I, clay, 17062 Gillette Ave, ~banta. Fleidble llr'I. • .__. • '" ,, &49"5088 P\1LL TIMI!: Lad1 for dQtlme drivlnc. Ji\u'o'd. Irvlne N..-u •- AD Equal B&byalttet, ev i1'&1 l or i Poa. req'1 flfute •1>· Women'• Appanl abop apt+ •• , .. A&ii r · ._ car, te typ"'C• Opportuolly Employer 11naJI t'hlldreo. Irvine t.11ude, Ute lypli\J, min 1 DENTAt.CtWRSJDE ln Lal\lll.I Jk.b. 494-tol• to Box Ml DaU7 Pilot SC'T-309$. 1------•-•f atu. WHk ol1h h . ?'!.~1!:.rr, · N!~ ASSISTANT General ofc penoo Box 1$80. 'co.ta .,,._; Leaal Sec't1·Recept. atu.rewomantocaN't 5152-*8llOI'..., ""'"' .,.,. .. ,. ·-m • ......., Part-tlmt. 4 morn.a wk. Gaa r...-ptttot .... p. for bu.sv lAvalld Uve lt1 ' .. t1 t. ASS£111 8 LY electrfc per mo. Xlnt wotklnf ~ noeded by f1tmln11 trl~liwyi Marled praC. "°'*'• &i baekJ>'i. Mlllt pa11a. p/Ume. No up. 8•b1•h'9r 6 llCbL co1uh • <o. benefits o~atiqD Mull haw• lfouHkeeptt, .. rloo1 Uce Mr Slew.rt ~v• Calif. Drivw ne. • nee. (11C>14Mt71. bousek...,.,, WH11. a •l•rowtn, floaactal DmtaJ bcepl, Expu. X· Jlft"loua olo up'lD typ. d\IUtl, Malu.l"l' •olft&ft • ....,. • • loc c.a u t Kb C cllllldren. B1f1. Mr. llrm Cal aft Sp m Bat Uc. req'd, no VtJ Ina. boolll&Hploi • 1..J Sh1lt ln pest home. · ~ • un • r . •ll MNl7I JIDod,lllJIOO ....... ' --.-.J.Ma ~-.GOO c.M.MM'J\t. Wid.A.ti Call&a.Wtl fil~~ 171·CUO M-F, ·--- ' • ~w..w 71 .... Wmhd 7t ....,w...... 1100.w.w.w 7100NllpW.t.cl 7100 HtfpW•hd 1t00 S11ndey,F!bN!rye,1m DAILYl'tlOT Q3 • • •• • ••• • • ••• • •••••• ••• • •• • ••• • • •••••••••• ••••••••• ••• •• • • •• • •••• ~· ~-....... •• •• ••• ••••• .... •• •• • •• • • •• • •• •• •• •• • • • •• •• • • • • • •• • • • •• ••• • =~:::u.:.:::::.:::.1...::..:.:;.:~------....:;;,;;.;;;.;..;..;.;~;....;-i.:, O~ KELP E rl ed • •Lir..a~ tWpW•ted 7f00 HttpW-.ct 71.00 tWpW...ted 7100·, Mature l.aclY to llv•·ln, 1 .. ..:. •• Hilla !~n!!c P/} Sales. '40-*70 wlc up. .....-t'-Caatrol ""' _. sai1:1aeStrvtcv ........ ,. ............................................................ : cJ .. 11"cookfor3teen16 --·• ·--•a. ladle•. atudenta. Typid "U••HIT££D WOMEN MEN f Dad. Salary. CdM 1213) Of'C. MGR/RECPT a Evct/Sat. S$4·lUl. Xlnt oppor w /well • a IUUUU · S.Crdary SICl.ETAaY·SALU TYPlSl' '12U020 days or 67J.UlT POI. OPtn w/mimL co. &19-ltl86. establla~ w . ln NpBch ~1-p M UNEMPLOYED PERSONNEL T£.CffNICAl eves. OFC •tGR.w/UL•bPlnl ESJ'ATESALES forpersonw/t1oodt.Yplna ~ Bf 0. Jmmcd opcninjC . MECH&MICS It heavy payroll ls sen WAUM&Lll akilla, ab\l\ty to work N 'd NE£0 MONEY SECRETAIJ Secr tt1trlal dutlu TYPIST ~ ledaer exp., S1$0 mo w/Cl11uru, plt!lltnl 0 811l9r. req . ilffvycua\Omcrcontal't Recent uper. Apply w/benefltt. REC PT. RIAL HTATI phone peraonallty, some lla\e you been thlnkln& Opportunity for xlnt Major Newport Beach Type 60 70. M~or elcc· Typist tor technical " stattliUt•al document' M1»1l t.Yl>tl 65 wpm, will train on work proceuJnl{ .. equip. Profltlency in.. crammar reQ'd For appt contact, Shell Station, 17th " peraonable. to baodle LOCATIOMS cus~omer c,oolact in ol Increasing your pre· earn1n.i1 lnll'tUllna Clrm seeks peoonnel tronlcs corp l1>e:ated Irvine, Nwpt Bch heavy t)'ptoa phones & AM I cJom ln 0 shlp g &r recv I oft-. Must ~nt income? Rup1dly ex· field No t'Xl>C'r nee P•rt eecretary w /aubatantlal n car 0 <' A• r port fl l l n 11 S5 o o mo oca range be able to work ne>.ablr pand1n" multi mllhon ,... r"ll timt! vour "r• exper to aselst in all ~vlOUI oles ofc txpt"r. .__1~ • • n d Los An & e I e 1 • ..~ ••c ~"""' .. "' .. ' ... .. 1 p ef'd Cood ""m"""nsa MEDICALASSlSTANT W/U"11:11•~.11t.s.~-441l Riverside aod San Diego un ......,.._,,, dollar company i• &eeJI roo11t1ve. Comnlete areai. of compcnaat on. r ""' ~ d " "' E I b flt lion ~ xlnl benerll&. An ~untln.cton Beach PhyaJ· 2 1916 Olympians, need oounuea. Wltb facilities ing ~os1t1ve an Ill lnlnln~ Must i.e~ for xper. n ene a, c1an. Reply clas1tned ad aponaorahip Cor 1980 averagtn1 over 3,000 sq. q.C. SUPHVISOR fl't.'SS1ve career oriented youraell. 75HH IO <MM waaes & aaJary & record Equol Otpor. l!:mplo1er. ll&el Dally Piiot, P.O. u. """'""'W Olympi""· Tuv fl .. providln• aeparate BA u S Ph . persons fof' positions in l.2noonl ket!pln& + &ood Of'· Qtll Bee Y 540 7311 Bo 1S60 c ta M 1 .. -~., -... 1 bb • 1 t · · or u 10 yiicli, Ha nt!W Hunlln&lon ------1anluitlom1I ability re· x • os eu. deducUble.491-31.58 o Y aru, pr va e Enaorlndu:1t.exp.Mln. Beaoh /Wut.minster SALES q'd. Must ..,be a self Semi Retired profess. Geor&• T•ylor AVCO Ca.921!26. co unsell n~ rooms, 2 yrs lnipectlon. Good locatlon.Com:rletelynew TMCablcVl11lonlsh1ring st11rttir & have good ladyseeksaametoshare MEDICAL OPfOITU"41TY ~~i:P::a':!'!~~sk o~;~: ability lo work wllhout personalize training sales people w1lhnR to public ~ lt!lephon0' San Clef!' res. May havt! RICORD~CLHK rno~~!~~Jc~:h~r:r~ providinaea~bassoclate ~::' =~r~~~~·v~::: cou.rsewhkhguan1ntees work evenings&. wknrb personality. Com · ~tslde Job. Some cook· Rnc.d .. Stf'YfCH 644-5100 Equal Oppor Emphm.,r Exper. pref'd. Apply in friend or nelahbor lo with hia own desk and skllls. Startin& salary your success 11nd in· In the J\1jsslon Viejo puterized peraonnel mg etc In exch for room Per•on or "all San b 11 telephone. 000 Pl II( come. Opportunity un 11 re11. C'h11nncl 1 systems exper. desired. &bc>Mrdor sa\ary.Wrllc .. ~ ecome a qual red Sl .mo. easeca or limited! Please call Roy SUOWTlMF. MOVI~ Sb 80. typing 60. Xlnt Classlfledadno.820,c/o C le men le G ti n er ll I BeeUneStylhst. For more sppt. 835·2422 or Ed ror more detail• PAK Call •93 2857 l.o:qual working conds., i;alary & Dally Pilot, PO Box 1560.1---------~pital, 714 /4116 1122 ext wo. 963·7470 TRAJMING at... Oppor Emplyr benefits. Position avail. Costa Mesa. Ca 92626. TYPIST ---------•PBX-Train for a career as Tuition assistance for 891 7855 March lst d MEDICAL 5Wilchboard secretary. pfre·lice~sHln1dsSclhool.: REAL ESTATE • Sandwich & i.alud THEIRVIMECO. S::~?d.s~.ll~~l~~t1~!· ST ATISTICA.L TYPIST T•& .... SCRlllA Must be avail ull shirts. a~ous ' ea art I ~ fabricators. tl-10 am. :>SONewportCtrDr Apply Arco Station. 17\h .-"' "d ""16 c ~· training. Cl asses In . SALES em~ •• r •• Mon· Fri. S2.SO hr Must Newport Be· ch Ca 92663 • c • Daytime hrs. Exper'd ,_,,...... ' financing, escrow and j :-c.J h 7 be clean, neat & spe1..-dy a ' & lnine, .r. •. only need apply San PBX trainee ror career as' guaranteed sales. Plus. SooooWe are. enx.ep•?dnd 0 1. nn1~a!a01odn. ; JJlff.i4C Lon's Kitchen 979·0H7 Equal Oppor Employer Service Station Allen C l e~ente Cener~I r.wilchbrd sect'y. Must audio. visual. weekly or. " ., _ ;i••••••••_ dant, ei.per'd. Day & Hospital. 714 r.i96 1122. be avail all shill!> fice trauung and on the lister Pnme llsl1n1 ler· SEAMSTRESSf:S Eves. Full & p time Ap· J Purt-t1mti pos1t1on avutloibk for an In · dividual w1lllng to work approximately 80 hours per month on a flexible work scht.'<iule. Requires good typing ab1hly, prior stat1st1cal lyp1ng ex perience and a good numerical aptitud~. If you are 1nlere:.led m working on a part·L1me basts in the Controller's ofltce or a major re· search and development organJzallon, please stop by our orrices and pick up a copy of our employ· mcnt appllcallons. ext 259 645-8616 Costa MeSll Job trautlng. ntory. lop commlu1on w.· ... her• to help! FULL Tl ME SECRETARIES ply, Shell Station, 17lh & I:;xet:llent working condi· 642 6456 Men, perm. P time for PEOPLE PERSON u .._ .... .&GEMa .... T hons. I.E. SALES Opening for i.ecretary _l_n_lin_e_._N_B_. ____ _ LA Tames home dehvery Exec needs p tune as-~ ..,.... c...-rb H We h•ve two openmgs in SECRET ARY d ... _ I St II I f' II in Newport •· ''osla We will pay over .,_,... Olftel w1good typing & IC· .,...rv l"t' a e P u or "' ... llOC. in whsle supply. Ful· R-Mv I our t'ash1on Island oCC.ce u) Girl Ofc Need good t~phone skill~. Must be p lime. Apply, 990 E Mesa. Musthavedepcn· lycapitahzed.673-2223. Sl .000,000 to our ·-·r• nc.. for licensees interested sh & typ1°' Oen I ofc personable, wel\ Coast Hw y,N.U dable car & be reliable manager's in 1977 lo in· LSSSW. 81tker,C.M. in ln\estment ReaJ duties for :.mall elec ed SZ75toSJ50mo.S4S 1740 surethatyourece1velhe S49""cc IC'-l t Pl d. groom · SH ARP I" AST h I ......,., ""' a e. easant con 1 troruc mfg. Top pay for Call '44·3389 SECRETAR.Y 'TYPIST. training and e P you uons. solid training, xlnt right girl. ~S-7108 Mgmt Trne, perm. Earn PHONE SALES Sl75·S200 wk, Fuller _B_rus_h_S_a_l_e1..c.._554_· 7_M_t_._-t Phone Sa I es people. MODEL INSTRUCTOR, male or female, 16 to 6S must be able lo lake full years of aae. Guaranteed charge or program. wages or commissions. plush n ew school & 250 East 17th Street, studio. Beach area. Suite 0, Cosla Mesa. Salary negotiable. Send between 5:00 & 8 30 p.m. resume & l'Omposite in 646·4223. confidence to Ad. No. 810. Equal Opportunity Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box Employer 1560. Costa M~sa. <.:a 92626 MOTOR ROUTE need for a successful comm. Contact Bill Ger· 9AM 'l1I Noon For design firm. call lifetime career. RECEl'TIO ... IST ne, THE GERRIE co SECRET A.RY THE IRVIHE CO. Estelle 644-1000 640-6600 Fash tsl Financial Serv. SSO Newport Ctr Dr Attractive. over 18, for -{ T 70 h Newport Beach HE .. Tu SPA. We will irm. ypmg wpm. s ""-ual Oppor Employer Member of 26 Realty ,..... n 9().100. 369 San Miguel ""4 Boards.MemberofaNa· train right person for R.E.Sales Dr.N.B.Sult~ZOO ---------I For 83' triple screw tional location service. eaay fun 1ob. Mr Gee, LOOK!! Secretary & assisl. to diesel yacht, for use ln Guaranteed sales pro· (24hrs) 752·9561. Opening for 2 lic'd real SECRETARY EXEC. pres. for small manul. San Jol"ancisco Bay area. gram. Extensive l•--------•I estate salespeople in an Great oppor. Curcer secy co. Sh JOO. type 70. Trim Send salary req'mhi. & classified and yellow oCCice with 21 yrs exp and desiring chulln'g posit in personal appearance. all details in Isl letter lo: page advertising lhat get RECEPTIONIST in the same location. admin salcs. Xlntsh/typ, Will req. traveling. P.O. Box JJ'lS, San Fran· results Over 90 pre· Many referrals & walk· hvy dell w /11ales ablty, I Sa I a r y op c n . Call cisco94119 AIDS SKIPPER Personnel Manager OCCIDENTAL RESEARCH CORP. printed contra cts, Xlnl position for indl\ ins. Your own desk &. girl ore Prime Newport 642.7840. brochures and forms to w ' II: 0 0 d l Y P 1 n g phone. Broker pays all Bch Inc Pd Ren . start ------2100S. E Main St make your Job eusier !.kills 65 70 wpm Xlnt ad\·ertismg Top comm. 59.50 Crnpll res to ad no SECRET ARY It's lots or run & you ean Jrvine. CA SPARE TIME EVES Free installation and ben\'fil pkl(. Sal $700 + Call B 1 LL LACH EN 473. c o Ua1ly Pilot. PO earn S.W·S75 or more in 2 Eq 10 rt l Bo lCc"" C t •1 c To Sales Mon-or 3 e\"'" "''r ... k No exp ua ppo uni > Dally Pilot route 1n l'ewport Beach. aflfr· noons. Monday through Friday plus Suturday and Sunday mormngs. $300 per monlh gross. $S0 cash deposit required Call 642·4321, ask lor circulation pu:k-up of 8 fl tall l11mp MYER, for interv1tw x .,""· os a" esa. a --:11-· ~J ,.. ft EmplO}'Cr _ post "For Sale" i.lgni. EXEC. SECRETARY any.time. 1860 Nev. port 9'l626 nel' We l'ducttte you lo --------- k bo lmmed. opi:nmg Top l'Onduct i.tyle shows for ---------with bwlHn loc x Bl\d., C.M. t---~ <rJSO t & h 'd ~t · Jo'ree busme:ss cards Secy to Pret.. of expand 646-3928 eves673·45i7 ~'"ary • ypmg · s req · a1or small informal groups.(•-------- Pre-School Aide wanted anernooni.. Irvine urea 552· 7194 or &\2-~7 PRESS MAM Off set pressman, exper 2850 Operator. Large Co. In Irvine. Xlnt working cond's & rrinae benefits. Call for appt. 833·2450 E.O E M/F after hutial order. Sales mg lr\'1nc located firm m 100'. Pree to appllc;int electronics corp. located No investment Must TYPISTS Sh 00 6S XI I _. --N port Beach Get th t n t' a r 0 C. A tr port. have car & phone For in· agents for over ISO sub· 1 ·typing · +. nt ' • Cl4 a Previous sales o(c exper. troductory 1nter\·1·ew call DESPERATELY dh·isions. Support sub-benefits. Sal. $900+. ' restless reeling" The ex s1d1ar1es in escrow. • , tra ad\'antage here Is pref"d Xlnl compensa· 963-7-170. mortgage, insurance and at as pres igous T Hr. .. build II fl k Oppor. Employer. UC IOf\ '~~~ th th t . Uon&benefils.AnEqual -------NEEDED marketing. er"'.1 o en as you Call Becky 540-7311 Temporary Elem. LOG Sta.l Typists. Legal .---------1 ... --------I , to jump m the company 1 COMMlsslollo.J ')'of ~O\ I A"~CIAI (t;; RETAIL car & 'Zip O\er to various requires specialist learn· Typists,. Mag 11, Le~a Printing " b ·1d" t I\ r Secy /GetMral Ofc ing handicapped creden· Secretanes, Secretan es ti, newport . ~ W • ·-personnel -~~ agency ~752·0331 OFFSET PRESSMAN Varian Dato Machines EscrowOffircr SOOO ha1 an Immediate l Ptrson Ofc S760 OpeNncJ fOJ" on off1•t Sr. Accounlln!{ Clerk --""°"with post H· Payroll $750 r -- Ass1stanl Coun1>clor peritmn Oft AM 2650 Loan Sen· Dt:pt S6SO 4'ulck print system. Jobs Above Fee Paid Must ~ abl• to mall• 2192 Marlin, Irvine plates and run a •arie- Call for appointment ty of 1..a... -------------1 ,_ .. If lOU "'... these MirH Like WOfftlln CfMIUk.tlou and .. ~ Stronc & capable o( car looklftcJ fCM" a positioft !ng for pleasant sem1 ·1 with 0 c-y thcrt invalid Cook. Ille hS'4rk. ~··T-· hve In nict> atmosphere. offers comtMtltl•e poy 5-IS 5067 and HC ...... beMflts, pMcne apply to Paul MURSERYMAM I Hansetr. Exper'd, f time. Mature ,7141833 2..,.00 male. over 21 6 Oa)' 1n • "' cludmio! Sat1Sun Work ht. 332 w plants & lree:. S3 Hr & up 0\erllme Ins benefits Ad\ ancemenl ,-x>tential. Laguna llills Nursery, Inc. l::l Toro Q).S65J fotURSES AIDE 7am·3pm. Eltper prpf·d M~a Verde Conv llo:sp , 661 Center St. C :'ti •-------- HetpW..ted 7100....,W•ted 7100 ................. .-. ............................. . Ma~et1no Our continued growth in the fast paced computer industry has made (2) key positions available in our Marketing Department. ORDER . PIOCESSfNG CLERI lDOMnffcDHlll We need a qualified individual with good general omce skills and typing speed of 55 wpm. Should have sound work experience with numbers and a pleasant phone personality since taking ol'den over the phone ls an Important part of this job. Will interact also with shipping department to validate order status. ORDER PROCESSING CLERK ....................... For this posttion w~ prefer previous order processing experience on an international desk. Will deal directly with international carriers and handle: Lett.en of Credit, ~ Declarations and Export Llcenalng Procedures. Applicants should also be tborou~~~ akUled In 1eneral offloe a and be able to type 45 'Wpm. Comp\lter Auton\lUon tlvH all tuH>IO)'ftl co.U.UUv• atartln• 1&lart• aa.d a F\alJ rantror company bfnefltt. To apply Peel! oontect: m c .......... . 88'11 V•lc a ·lriW.C41f.tl111 f7t41 IJMIJO I ECl'lll ~~M/F. Up to 70% immediate Penonnef AC)"Cy ASSISTANT ui ing 51 es w n ° Grow 1 n g M a r in e tial. Submll letter or ap· &Typists. commission with AD· 3723 BirchSl. N.B. Lots of fun! Call Abigail Products Mfg has 1mpor· phcallon. resume & con-752·1380 between 8·5 VANCES that allow you 557-0045 MANAGER Abbot Pen.onnel Agi:n· tanl opportunity for fldenttal placement file · · 100"' Employer cy. 4500Campui. Or, N 8 l h S k I Of to receive comml!11>1on .,,, ~7-6122 persona growl . ee · to: Pert.onne c. beforecloseofescrow Retained Or Manager Trainee · mg person willing to a!>· Laguna Beach Unified ---------1 op('mng in i.evcral locu 1----------1 i.ume all office duties. School Dist .. SSO lilu After 4~ years m bus1 -ti o" s w n at · 1 Jr SECRETARIES lncld'g bkkpng & acctng. monl. Laguna Beach. Ca Western n1roaa11 scn1m.11c nt>s:; with 48 com pan) of Recept. to $600 Sportsv.ear chain -.torl'. To S 1200 Will lrain right person ~I. fices tCI 11\).Urt: l'Ontinu.tt)" EnJOY plush & plant Retail ex per. prel'd Ad · willing to help us grow. 18662 Mae Arthur lilvd of policies, our BOO us· filled surroundings in v a n c c m c n t o p Gen'\ Ofc to $750 Salary open ---------1Suite100 Irvine sociatcs are setting new Newport Beach. This port u n 1 tit•~ XI n t t:mployl•rs J•ay All Jo'et!s Super Spar 893.1395 THE BEST Equal Oppor Employer _ industry records Our growing co. of en· benefits Salary com TllANKSTOYOU PHOHEJOIS volume is more lhun thus i as tic young mcnsuratc w ex per Ap Daily Pilot Rl'aders SECY /LEGAL IH CALIF. Sl.000.000 a day! l,OOO landscape architect plymperson: ThcL.R AGENCY Phone 493.5351 TYPIST Homes Sold a month. needs your friendly PETRIE"S tlad.BestMonthln WeHaveAUThese: II ll f B ' T $9 Long Distance Lines lC you can type S-0 wpm l-More importantly. lasl personality to meet & 147 Westminster Ma 1::.lory o usmesi. Secy /Mktnc) o 70 Individual Desks will pay you to learn year we paid out more greet clients. ha ndle ~~~W~es~lm~m~s~te~r~~ L1i Reanderi. Agency JO()'; l"rce to applicant. Hourly Wages computeriz.ed photo commissions than any phones, type etc Hectic. :: 4020 Birch St. Ste 104 lr\'lne area. Lots of ac-Bonuses/Commissions typesetting. Art GriCfin, other year in history -but fun! Call Ab1ga1I Ab· . ed . . d Newport Beach 833-8l90 lion. You will find excite· National Product The Composing Room, and lel·s race 1·t. that's bot Personnel Agency. ~etir man ~ T gar en· Call for Appl! Estllb '65 ment & challenge when 979 3541 C mg & weed.in" Trans Fully paid training · · , what we're both interest· 4500 am pus Dr. N. B ... · you jom this superb firm. ed in -YOU -the sales ~7 6122. provided. S48·8119eves 1---------•I You wi 11 also find P1L1meeves3:30·9:30pm TYPIST-Accurate Cor lf I l Students, llous.ewlves & mortgage banking firm associate. REC.,... to 5600 RN. ICU CCU ex per, foll Srt:l"RET &RY yourse n a career spo M 1 h f d a-1 E'-' ~ & & oon 1g lers tn 1t an In Newporl Financial ~· , • lime & part \\me 11 7 lt B h B h w,oppor. lo go up up .d 1 · b 11 If you're senous aboul becommg a Real Estate professional. call our persoMel department to make an appointment to INTERVIEW US' l(lO " free to <tppllcant shirts San Clementl' •FulluT~mcc rune up. Call Ab1ga1l Abbot I ea JO ·sow1 you. Ctr. Exper'd on IBM ex· Fascinated by travel~ General Hospital t714 1 Personnel Agency, 4500 833-809Sor 833-8098 et' typewriter. Send re· Soak 1t all up as you ai. 22 E •Good T} pist c o N B Contact Jennifer •ume & salary req'd tc> 496-ll xl 2H •Shorthand a mp us r • I . . Tl M ELffJo: c"·1, fled d 8 9 i.1sl :.ludenl:s learning thl' ---------557-6122 a~M a no 1 c o busmess. Yuu v.111 h<rndle ROBBIF:'S RAG n' ~OP •Bank exp prd'd ------LlBRARl,ES. INC. Da;ly P1lol, PO ·Box 01S60 phones. mtedace with Mature women nPedcd Apply m pcr!lon SEC'Y fRECEPT. Equal Opp Emplyr mif ~ta Mc!.a, Ca 9'.!626 JOIN THE UNFRANCHISED! clients & 'Ludenls, help r or ho u s t> c-I can 1 n ~ Personnel OffH'l' N c e ct e d f 0 r busy --------- w lhe testing etc Ac service GOLDEHST ATE Newport Lruvcl agency Typesetter for pubhca· TYPIST c urate Lypinl(. Call S-$8·0757 IA.HK Mus.t have xlnt lypmg & lions. Accuracy & exper Abigail Abbol Personnel ---------10230$. Paramount HI clencal skills. Pleasant on Photo-typesettin g H you arc a good typist <60wpm) who knows the pnnc1ples of filing &: can transcribe from tape_. please call 832·3560 for an· .Entry level position with TlllOKOL/UYNACHEM Los Angeles <213) S89-i362. Long Bea~h (213) 596-2791. Orange County (714) 776·9350. Agency, 4500 Cumpus SALES -DRESSSHOP. Downcy,Ca90241 pe_rsonallly & phone equip. 1-'ull time steady Dr,N B.557·6122 Mature 1t1rl, 25·35 for (213 >92.1-9461 <1b1llty. Great oppor. for employment. (714) Recept Glrl Friday For pholography studio, must have fronl office ex per. Sales &. murkel· womens dress shop E>. Equal Opp Em pl yr m/f innovative ind1v. Salary 645-5099 per. nee. 30 Hrs ptwk. op('n 833-9618. ---------963-7\71 H.B. SALES WALIER&LEE REAL EST /4. TE WE'RE r ART OF YOUR FUTURE An Equal Opportunity Employer 1 n g a b 1 I j t y n e c . Expr'd commission sales Knowledge of photo· w\th management poten· g r a p h y h e I p r u I . l i a I . C h a r 1 s m ;.i t 1 <· Mlrumum wage lo slad. personality. Able lo re· Call 962-7877 locate with fasl growing • • • .. • • • • • • • ----- 1 company. Apply In Receptionist for dynamic person. TANNER y i:rowlna lrv1nc Co. WEST. South Coast BUY Phoneli & hl(hl lypmg. Plaia. ~9-2243Scoll neat. dependable, level -------- he.ded & enlhus1ast1c. SALES SELL TRADE Call Belly S.S7 6660 Inside correspondent. or der desk . National Recpt/fypist Organization. North Southern Cahf. Bwlder Easl Anaheim . Xlnt Developer needs ex· company benefits. EOE penenced recepl1onls\/. 7l4-030·1400 typist. Please send com-1-------- plete resume to Ad 842.1---------Daily Pilot, P .0. Box ., ... 'r!IE DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED SECTION 1~ the PEOPLE'S MARKETPLACE 1560. CM 92626 RECIPTIOHIST Fuh Isl. Finenclal Scrv. Clrm. Reccpt/Secy. fronl desk. Exper. Refs req'd. Type 00 wpm. ~ San Miguel Dr, N.B. Suite 200. Receptionist/typist Front ofc glrl for NpBch ofc. 60 wpm minimum A MUST. Varioua ofc duties. Ex per req 'd. 644-6090 a.sit for Mary CALL '42·5'71 Recepllonlsl, Sales '& and Jet a friendly Ad· Sect"etartal openJn11 In visor help you pince your Oran.ce County's largest ad tod.ay. athletic club. Good hrs, ,. • • • • • • • • • • " Cringe benefita. 752·0404 SALES Mulli-MiJlion $$Corp. is staHing new oHtce In Irvine. We need en· thusiastlc, positive minded people lo in· troduce an lnexpensi ve & nallonallY known pro· duct. Pl.ant surround· lnaa in a relaxed al· moephere. Available hra 3:30·9:30PM. Xlnt ad· vancemenl op · porturutles. CALL NOW! 833-8095 or 833-809B Ask For Jennifer TIM ELI FE LIBRAIUES, INC. Equal Opp Ernplyr m/f tWp W..t.4 7100 Hetp W..t.d 7100 SALES.~alional nrm now ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• •••••••••• • •••••••••••• has f/Ume openings. Hr· ly or comm. No exper THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH 1: plaC e•T ..... At J llha4t. ~-==-MAIMTIMANCI WOlllB saot ..... w.. COMCllTI "MISHa smr.r ....... Tbese are CETA funded polillons requirinC Huntlnrton Beach res· idency & 30 daya prior unemploY· ment. Al>Pllcetlon.s wm be a.cce~ ed at tbe "Employment & Tralninl Cents, S38 Main St. Huntinlton Be•ch, until 3PM. ·Febroary 10, im. nee. Will train. Call for inurvw 963·5919. SALES New local women 'a san· dal mtg. ls seeklnf Siles men er womftl to call on apparel ai boutique a hope In •11 areas. Full or p /Ume. Xlnl com· 11\lulon. Super bot line. Call Lance at 751..0SSO. SALES REPRESEN· TATtVE Surveylnt equlp01enL 544-()606 HOTICI how Dally Pt.lot Clan· Uied ad• dlaplay tbelr mtSl&ln with 1t&1bllity aod tm111ctt Our adl, we are ll'°oud lO H1 rtalb ut re1Ulh. Pboot Ktlp Wanted 71 OOHf'lp W..ted 7 I 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• San Juan Capistrano You may have noticed the new ~ig while building with the orange tile roof at the Junipero Serra offramp to the San Diego Freeway. That's our company. ENDEVCO. & we manufacture & market sophistical· ed precision electroni c instrumen- tation systems. Wt Currettfty Have TM Following ()pefthM)I: * Dtvelopmeftt T •chfllclaM •Detlcper *Drafts PWSOll * Prechloft MK"-lcal .......... •ln-Proc:es1lnspec:tor1 •Test TeclmlcJan1 •111~ Col&bratcw If you have experience in any of the above, & would Wee to work ror a well established progressive com· pany in our beautiful facility, please submit your resume or stop by & apply at: ENDEVCD Ranch• Viejo Road San Juan~• An Equal OppOt:tiJDity Employer ta"'11. ..................................... ... TYPIST c 0 R r . L 0 ca l c d i "' TEMPORARY Tustin, expcr not re · quired bul hctprul, xlnl.. benems. TYPIST Equal Oppr Emplyr The County of Orangt --.-has immediate openlngf Typist-General. ofc work\ for typists willing to ac phone & variety· Call cepl temporary post _546_·_0606 __ . ------ lions. Typist Clerk 1 re quires no expenence & a typing speed of 4-0 wpm Salary $3.33 an hr. Typist Clerk II requires l )'r. ol clerical cxp('rience and a typing speed of 45 wpm Salary $3.81 an hr. Call 834"6184 immediately for a test appointment. COUMTYOF ORA.HGIE PSlSOMMEL DEPT. 625 N. Ross St Santa Ana, Calif. 92701 An Affirmative Action Employer Typists IF YOU HAVE TIMLWIHAVE .,... ............ LETS TRADE SECRET ARIES TYPISTS STAT TYPISTS MAG I & II CLERKS Day·WHk·Month Or Longer It'• Your Decision UMCI Ccr Mechanic •GOOD HRS. •EXCELLENT WORKlNG CONDITIONS •FRINGES Must have own tools Ask {or: Terry Edwards ~ y J I RR l!> IH ACli Ill VO HUN TING TON llf Af:li "'1:.' 7/H 1 '•'10 044 l UTOTIM RETAIL CLERKS Wanted. Opportun!ties for advancement avail. Openings In Costa Mesa, Anaheim, Garden Grove & Weatminsler. 642-7702 Waitresa Food/Cockt..lls. Apply aft 4pm. Sid's Blue Bei!t. 107 2lllt Pl,~. 8. w AITRESS It other duties for Original Pina. Nwpt Bch. fl.SO hr + Ups. Call 873-14.51 Waltna..Cook So. La1un1. P/timc " F/Ume. Coffeuhopur.:. Re-fa pleaae. Charlie '' ChUJ. Ofc 714/549~1 • YOU DOM1' PAY ..... N! ... ..tiM • WIPAYYOUl ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call or Come In Today ~ .......... ~~!~ IELL~ Wonderland st!,,"'~,•Q111e Of Antlauesl -,._ ___ .,._4_4_1 __ 1HUOE wU'lbouae •• crammed wtth over ~ TYPtST·CLaK f\lll tJ 11141 PMiUoo, 1 yr. general othc. np. niq. Must type 55 WPM nee.. -.ma or ~ for t .. Ulll app\. a. ln· tervtew. Brtns up to date rHume. H00/1110. MiDoritJ encou.rqod to aeP)y.IOE mu11e bo•••· nlektlo· doon pianos. drew •• 1an1, wait cloclta, 1r1ndtather clock•, faacin•tlnl uUq\llOI. Ovtt Sl,000,000 Wort.II Amer\ttn 11\lmlaUoul G.Uerta; llOl·T &.uer· Jo1 St., 1n1n•. T•l. VM-1m. <>Pe• w .. ~ ~IAMto•PM. VlliU ;. • . .,,. I • Q 4 DAILY PllOT Sul\d.y, f."t!!ru!ty t. 10'7r ..... We IHI ...... Stile IOIS ...... "I 107 Mite.Sf_.... 1010 Mnlcal loeft. Power • 9040 ....,~::...;;;,..;;~....;...;.=.;._-------..;;;.;;;.;.;;~..;...;;.;;,;.=...,;;.;..;..-.... •••• ••. •• ••. ••• •••• •• • • ••••••• ••. • .... • •••••• • • •. • • ••. •. • •••••••••• • • ••• • • • • • • •. • • • • • • • • • • • .............. I Oil •. • • • •• •• • •. • • • •• • • • • • • ...... 1005 Ceh 1035 ...... IOIO PUAJC AUCTIOH Antiquea. beds, dln'uets. W .ANTED Slate Pool Tablo brand....................... 27'TroJan, ExpCrul1er ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MANY FtNEITEllSOt ml•c. Sat/Suo 9·4 429 TOP CASH DOLLAK new. never u'4fl!d1• Comp Sult', two J .8 L D·l40 ""1nV-8'a,rad,aounder P'UaJC AUCTIOM Htmala,yan killen., CFA, 2 pUll.op chain. Both ror ESTATE JEWELRY. SouiHarbarRd,N.B. PAID FOR y OUR w accu11 4Ax88 $AOO • pcaker&. Ku.tom ~ AY~ MANY :F°'INJo; ITF.MS 01" &UsV. blu• UOO up. $7S ART OBJF.CTS. AN·.,_ ~-HP Bi.. JEW.ELoY WAT'.'IF.:S ftrm &&o-6175 Monitor 111 umpltH~r. t&' Rayson Cr-,. OB ,.,,. ESTATE JEWELRY M2 tSll___ ~-t388 TJQtJES. FtNE )'URN. ~an.,.. comp. na• "' ' . "" ' onet2"Altec5360640 Mei ..,, ' ' ...... ART OBJF.C1'S. AN CtJDDLVLOVt:t'OR ThomasvilleParqut:tdln ETC PHONf; FOR JN s'H;ygun.30.30rute.5& ART OBJE<.~. GOLD.Cra1ePow~rplaylllra,·k -HP crc.w Cu.'itom lrlr TIQ.UES, l"JNE.F\.IRN . VOURV"LENTIN"''· in" tbl w/D•v•s "hr·. FO & BROCHURF. 1 0/8.PP~ Sll..V~R Sfo:RVIC!-;, Ff auto stereo xlnt OfficeFw'lllhr•• Like nu, $3,000. (71-a) ETC PHONE l<Oll IN " ~ • .. • ~ ~ ~-2200 • ---FlN E f-'UHN & AN road SlOO. $4$-1~4· Eqiil,_..t IOH 91S3 l&ll • · Himalayan k1lten5 Sl,000. 2 Marbro Crystal GARAGE SALi. ~i\r Ai TIQUES.~2200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -!_.'l~ BROCHURE CFAIACJ-'A $7~. :>40-641.9 lmJ* l200 ea. Armoare Chairs i.tud10 couch SUN 10-4. 5612 CHl111 Dr POOL TABLE. slate, yr LlKE NEW 4 Uied 8' of· 26' Monterey Clautc, -~ eva w/bar SUO Antique 'I · d h 1 • HU. UvHtock 1075 old Murray Swinger C d .. ..,... 1 beautiful f1cu.rehead on Rose ~ lt h l 11 vt"r 1s es. amps, ••••••••••••••••••••••• · . Mak f 1ae t'•aic \II w, .. ,., crn n bow cockptl ae:sl• 8 RUTH'S AMTl9UIS WANTJ::O to buy! wire w/Ba~1m.1t c~~, c~ room AC. me cabs, odds Z end tbls. wardrobe, Rea Morgun mare broke ~~·~~r1es e or tops & matchln.: 11w1v11I naugahyde cu11bton11: Annual l .. eb Clearance c1tt c;arrier. lrg enough Palnlinaa &: other 1tc: tends.~l/W:·~~ desk. beauliful Ebony to ·rad" & dri"~· blk · chn,xlntbuy.S99eahtor Palmer 40 HP, aood Sale JO to 20'< off on all for 2. Reasonable. C;all cessories 640-9268 pnnes · · console TV. MS-8213 parllda Morgan geldlni:. SCRAM-1.ETS ~~~00S20 ea Cor c rs. cond. ~.Call EnriCbt merch11ndlso. 504~1 So. C.M.114/642-8640 y OS E Ea w t (7l '""""' 67S-()815 8ay(ront, Balboa lal&nd New Mediterranean turn. AR AL MOVING SALE · Kitchen ng, es ern 4 > INexttotheJo'ttrry>Open Wht long h11ir neutered <."OUCh, Jg end & cofree A.ntqs & Miac. Sat/Sun. set, sot ... tools, more. 3311-tOJl ANSWERS 18~ J::xec. Typewriter 3'&' Hunter. Twin screw, Wed Throuah sunduy male, 1 blue eye/l grn tbls, lamps 494.5145 9-4. 503CarnaUon. CdM Ene. Armo1~c Weber Mochln«y 8071 1~ • Mdl C. icd cond.$225. sharp 4a mdl. $8,000. 12·5. Ph 87$ 0433 eyo, 21'2 yrs old. S56-8173 Sat/Sun Moving must piano, china. silver, mat· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loudly-Twcedo-5.,7 6066 home, 833-5440 062.~18 . Bunk bed $50, 4 dining • • treas, etc. 1082 Skyllne o~k .. .. Closet-Namely-work LOVESEAT Dbl wing DOCJS IOU chrs. $20, Bull worker sell Clot~es ~ household Dr. Laguna Reh Sal & '~"" well 9 tablt':i11tw, 4 lnvoke-Wllicly------C h PRICI IS RIGHT! tufted. 6 legs. Coul·h Blk ••••••••••••••••••••••• $25, lg desk $25, bean bag Items. 10655 El Morro Cr. Sun 494·6321 t1~~~i.~~· 3 mo. old. COULDN'T SWIM Two-8 total Swedu 1111 21' Cllr~vello, Cull,)', 188 horsehair, walnut 2Dog Houses.32Lx24Jlx ehr. SS. 81," grn couch FlnVaJley. . --Awomansaidtoherl11dy registers .s5oo., t:ach Merc.1/0, VHF, galley. 494-889-1 24W, $22 ea. 75 l·3441l or $60, 50" round rattan Garage-MovlngSale' lOOA3lAnathe1mk. S~t84pm Mlsc.ilaneou1 8010 friend. "[understand S45-8173orll62-2S56 b11it. new canvas • • --------673-8457 glass top din tbl, $80. R f I t · n Q run "' table your husband drown.ed. l Caddy fill', 1 flrcpioof 846-299S Eurly American, Vic · -Tent9xl2 $20 54-0.4614 erg, wo contour +dre1n1er & desk ••••••••••••••••••••••• If t 11 ---·------ toriun, 1-'rent•h, i::n"hsh Chum PI on AK c , . cham;. bed, ro_ ll·a-w1y, +aarageooodie" TRAIN SETS·"'Minl e t you wo ma •o.n Cile cub. c•o mho lock. 25'WOOD1r.uc•11 .... ,., ppl cloth 12 5 uJ d .. .. ... dollars and he couldn t ml"C itnms 673·4537 ~ ~ " rurn, lamps, chmu, s alver Uobcrmun Pups. Great Duncan PhyCe din.rm ta a · es. · · c e Tnx". 3 ft. x tin. custom even read and write " _ 0 __ " & Bric·a ·Bruc. PP temJl(.'rmcnt.showquali· ble&4Lyrebackchams. sac nr Presidio & Mo"ing sale. Girl's 3spd luyout w l iilationi.. And the widow said , ,eh 8087 ~HPCbtyalerlnbo~r~. Sal/Sun Feb 5 & ti, 10 5, ty 751-~28 Costa Mei.a MakeoCCer.963-5033 Newport.2727SunLucas blke,walnulcocktailtbl, village. mounlains. tun .. Ye ah and he••••••••••••••••••••••• ~iim~~·t~~too~I., 1620 Kent Ln NU • --GIGANTIC garuge sale dblbed w/waJuutbdbrd, nels, lake, forest, etc A COULDN 'T SWIM Work <Westcllffl t:hamp lrishSctterPups.used furn : Recliner St/Su 95 M 1 g 1 .. many other items. 546 sacr1C1ce al $300' Cull either •· PET FAIRE --4 Malci., 3 lems left Call chair. corner grp bdrm 11 n · · ov n · .. e Vista Grande. NpBch. 642-0138 ORANGE COUNTY $1900 t:.11645·9305 ror appt. CAT ADI MONTI:: CHINA 675-4358 set. dresser, etc. 842·5890 res. I-urn & misc. 1707 8J3..8466 . Cabinets from a cam pet FAJRGHOUNDS 3Pcset.handpamted1n . ---.-Pla.i:a del Sur, Dal WA ..... TED hll I" d k S25 Italy. Ass~sed SJOO by York1e pups, champion SetofDrexalDressers. Perunsula. GARAGESALE f"llll s e .. or true • ; FEB4-6 •. 1''n &Sall0AM· 1oa1s.Sofl 9060 local i,:uller). Sacrifice sirt!d, male & fem Wi.11 $350. 546-4455 223 Collins A\·e, Bal TOP CAS ll DOLLAR 8.J3.20J8 IOPM: Sun tOAM 6PM . ••••••••••••••••••••••• S99 640-7TJO be ready for Valentine i. f~un~~ks~ l~~~~n~~ll~~t~~~ lslnd. Sat & Sun. PA I 0 F' 0 R y 0 U K Slim master exercise bike, F'or into Call EH2 5551 Hobie 16, trlr, new trans & UN .IQ U E ANT IQ U E day 962·8717 -1--K--:-e:~Sft~nseo!~ tio~es~~~ iBlreomo ks h u r2 ! t1. 3 H2 BA. Roman shades. French !~~EJ-~';:c-%~Tg~l~g: ~aschmoef ~c ~73c4~f e e Pianos & Orgons ~O~~ ~sJ1·42S· 646-8255 or CHU RCll I' EW PVT I.All pup:.. )cl ow. A (. size Bdrm i.wle, Inlaid ~ dbl door. (1) 24"x44", <l) SI 1.. VER SERVICE, . ' . •••••••••••••••••• • • PTY8474861 champ lanes. males & "'oodgamesel.t.'Offecta· 962·6262· 28"x48". (1) dbl 1'"1NE f'URN & AN 125 Sq )dS of shag cpt. _E_R_l_C_S-ON 29'. Full ft•nl's Pvt ply 96S-61!7l blc, sofa table. wall un· Sal /Sun 10-4. 656 Cove St. waterl>ed frme w foam TIQUES. 64S·2200 gree n bronze. SlOO HAMMOND crse race, S21.000 oCr. 1910 Wed~ewood slm e, AKC-Gld H l its. Naug sofa, lamps, CM. Bedrm set $125, new m at.t. C 1) kin g s te Cherry dbl bed, dresser. 675·18JOev & wknds perfectcond 0 en e ne\'e.r I waterbed spread w blk LUGG"'GET"'GS l t d SIOO L mn.. ORGAlll...IS 96J.SJ04 l'uP!>. :<Int hunters. fam1-glass lop dinettes, ova Searsopedic full sz mat· "' "' ru e s an . . a ...... ..,. ---lypet.wtrdol! 493_-6ll61 !(lass coffee table, l /box sprangi. SlOO. 6' throw pillows. <t) Tt>ak rromyourbusincsscard. loveseat. Muke ofr COMPLE'l'ELINE llfSOLCAT.tyrold,all Duncan Phyfe dm.rm ta bookcase. barrel or white marble coffee tble Danish wickt>r dinette Send one ''urd for c.tch IH2·5671 111NEWOH USED• extras. ble &4 Lyre buck chaari. 7mo Old Irish Setter, wing-back chairs. XLNT S75. bar stools, shelves, set. (1) Teakhcoffee lb!. tag plw. one spun~. We ---Buy with Confidence 549·1045 MakeoHer 9635033 rcmale. hai. p:.iJ><'rS. all cond. E.xc:epl1onal misc bril'·brac. books & Cl) teak c air, (l) return permanently Approx 100 i.q yds multi From th e Oldest Santa Cruz 27, Ensenada shots, ht-st offer to good values.554 4760 dishes. CJ\Sll ONLY. Cahndlelabra . Misc sealed attractive tu~ & color carpeL Xlnl cond. Autl\Drtt.l't! l!AM~OND race winner, complete home.6461362 ""'-7u"• ot ers. 861 Wilson, cor· strap, meeting airline Best offer. 1618 lrvmt!. ORGAN D}-/\Lt-·J{ 1n ----"'wo vel ve t s wivel """.,.... ___ ner Wilson/Continental. Nii , '11 ' . w/trlr. 7 sails, racing 5Autumncolors ac1dt•ut ~ t y 8045'' Id 93 l.D. requirements. Pre· Orange County .. We will gnar~l8,500_644_5492 CAMEO LAMP . .' ., ·, """ O OU rockers, blue SSO. go Moving, Must sell! Anti· 642·9445 · · vent loss & theft! For a not h<' knowtn~ly un " " floral,. Heavy. 20 hi~h. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SJS · dble hdboard ant/ ques, furn, piuno. Too personalized taJ.t enclose IMPORTS dersold 11 Has hght In bulbous base M I x e d u e r m a n whtSlO 536-8482 ....... ny tlems lo l1'st. L'eb Antique Dresser. $75. An· II f b u . f s th • L'J> "",'"• as well as lop Mint & h d & · ..... ,. t ' T bl sso 4 wa paper. u ric or nJquc items rom ou r ·.r • ..,, · · ' • Shep er s. 1 ~ )!rown - -56 9932 B b D ique a e · o GI " f C>l,,'AN''1.••ss·1•.s· ong. Daum Naney Circu grown Loves d1ildrcn Duncan Phyfe formal din· · ay rcc1.e r, Wooden Chairs $25, L).(l' ·· ay o pu1:H:r & wt-America. Batarrc urs. •u '-'"' Lido 14 w/traller, xlnt cond. Looks great. $1295. 1 71kl-8258 Riverside ~910. $2300. 838 :!·11\!1 646 0642 ing St'l, ti chrs. xlnt S525 llD <So. of llamillon. off Oval Rug SlO. Uunk Bed!> wall back & trim \our Jewl'lr). fine weavin~!>. Mon t' \' c "; \l' I ) u n c !MG 4003 Brookhur~ll S25. Twm &>d comp S20 tags Or tr) l"'o curdi. wood carvmgs, mu!>ical Wt•komc Hobie lti. >.lntcond. $1750 ANT I~ U 1-; S · f': t1 r I Y CUTE F uZZ Y M ,\I. fo; . . GA HAGE SA LE ll:ll I I Pool Tbl. comp. $25. Of b;it·k to baC'k 111slrumcnts. "'all han~ STOI' IN OH C:Al.L Kept in gurage. ~mer• n1 n 11 110,:. l c r UOG NF. E US \AH I> WA .. 'ffEU Formal d1nan.: Wh.1rton St II U "Ir face Chr, hamstt•r l"afl(es PR It fo:S ini;:!>, ell" 644 9'l00 M6·8749 C<tbmt•l. llant•:.t l.ihlt', 6733226 ~tl hy pvt pl). 1mm;ic Newb1kct1rcs.l8til!St>"' Sleaor:l ~ 32122So<:uast llwy Cal 20 Xlnt cond. 160 Otl Lamp. MtM· ltt•mi. i·oml i.potca:.h 75lJU448 Beach&Talbcrt JerseySt.C!\f540-l450 4 Sta.:sSl 60c.1 Laguna 499-2362 ll\1'1!\10NDOHC;,\'11 Genoa, Shp E\'inrude, Scale. Pump, lJtl·nsth. f''rce to J.?d homl· Smull · --' MonnJ.? l>illl' 14624 liolden ---6 9lai.:sSl 50l'J & PIANO Cl-:NTt-:n h Etc. E\t's !I-Iii !1133 !\lille & fem Uoslon Tl·r SOLD HOME Glen In tnl' S;it Sun. ~·S Hones 8060 !Oor morl' SI 40 t•u Eleclron1r Components, 2854 East Coai.l llwy anchor +many ot er ex- r1 eri. <!&-I )r:. old MOVl ... GIY IS! •-·~ofa()()d1,... ••••••••••••••••••••••• SalesTaxlnclutlcd Te s t e quipment . CoronadelMar lras ~.644-6070eve Ftnal Pra \ate Sale. Sat '" 7 " .....,.,,. " "" t wn·te l" 5"" 1179 10·3PM , 214 Dahlia <.:d!\t &t.2·"21 !\lui.l sell all furn . - ---8yearMare.Gentle&xlnt NOCAHD'' ype r .e' .,,.,. Oinkitten No. 5, 8 'h' Antiqu e wi cker. Free puppy to home customvelvetsofa&lov-Moving, furn , small riding horse. Western & ~aw your own or send 6000' Coppe; p-;:-1mary Piano Kimball console w/handtrlr,fbrglas~ull Am era can c upboard:., v. kids. male. 7 mos. ese1'l. ftrei.1de chrs, den items Sat & Sun 9·dark. Eqwtation. 554-2999 nai;ne. addresi., phone & ware 10-18 ga. for marine sms Xlnl cond Movmg & mast. Perf for rowtne I!.: n g I 1 s h R e Ren l') s hob. h ~ e tr a 1 n cd furn. tbls, lamps, mtr· 19461 Sierra Lago. Irv. 2 Year Old Regis. ~2 Arab we II make one card per & auto use. S140. Also lge must sell 644 5796 or sa1hng. Best ofr takes. dres:.er, r ound Oak 8401578 rors.beaullfulgame set. lag.Add25'cach. selection of terminal!>. 640-6224or640·1893 GARAGE SALE. Sunday Bay Colt by Gazarr. Can Send c·heck or monC'y or h beveled mirror. Oak · ---kmg & qn bdrm sets 0 557-7959 Sat/Sun AM Antique English Upng t Pr1nn·~s dres,er 12 > 2 Beaut Cats. 8 mo·s gry :'>luch More' 836 4170 only 9 till 7 263 Mesa r. be seen at Sedgewick der to: only. Piano. Wood Inlaid. $500 PRlNDLE ~6. factory de- l"' 1n box i.prini: mat ln~hr male, J) r blk wht Like new• CM Farms, 1746 Orchard Or. ,.LOT PRINTING or best ofr. 557 :1670 mo. w/lraJler. All r~ce tresses & frame, nc\cr spayed fem 541! 4740 . Lrg maple trimmed mtr· Santa Ana. Value $l500 PO. Uox 15(i() fi' Dre!>scr. 9 dwr walnut. gear. Pattison Sails, used. Assortl•d dt~hes. . 050 * Mu~t Sacnhce. Ix-st of ror Alum. patio tbl. 17" Will Sac. best offer. C;ill Costa Mt>sa. Ca 92ti2fi S50 Vibrating reduc m~ Hammond Ori?an. walnut 642·5675 · w •I & Fumitvre 8 rer. Spun1sh styll' Bdrm U&W TV Anllqut· addtn" Dr Gary Couture, 17t.t I milch S20 Te11k Coffee Spm1•1 M :1 t:oo<l t•ond. ""_L_l_P_P_E-'R ___ _ new sel~ to l s. iron •••••• •• • •• •• ••••••••• • e 1 ,. • • m 11 " 645·5300 tk•cr 1lraftcr hold!> ' • Kt•J! 1·111 s,'111 11'73·641"' .i~ 2tKlO r bras' dbl l>t·d and nt•w Jt' · " JI'· 1 0 mach. Lamps To':i Ht" "' $175. 1783 New Jlamp· o.. t f I •I flt• t 1 d I h b ti ' ,, 1)f bec•r. nt•w t·ond S2tl0 hnx surini: m.1ttrt•ss.,.,.,..auiu g a:>:>t'O '' • w l'Ul<I' "·"' l' · Whcl'l.Ch1ld'!>thl&.t·hrs 1-'antaslH' ,\np_\ <it•l1I 8093 ."'11ruOr,C.M.546·"''93 .. l'I th m t h1n • •It h I I 111 h ,.. 67:1527ti C;ill .lit I IA!\1 The Wei9ht Loss Pro· Sew•--Mochlnes ··• ' .,... fl75·2~5-l • t' "'1 ii t· }!. t'~1' , a arc WlllH l'llUt' • Lr)( pit-tun· Skt!> ll;ur l'roC tra111t•d Sprilt•d •··'7 hll· b.1th hkl' "'1'.W \\ill bci gt· \ 1• h 1'1 :.! a r rn dryer. Odds & cntl,. :-.at SIAA> &l-l·Sil'J~ 9 r a m H o b o d y •••••••• •• •• •••••• • ••• • 15 · Dacron s ails. jib/ l'\I p~1rl ) ~1111 mad1 C'ollt•tl or:-. 1ll·111 11<.·:.l 111 r ovr St5<XJ 5 lfi 51·17 !.atr1f1l'ea1 Sl'l5 f11r hoth l'ha1r .... 11alt• 1.!rct•n 10 :i. Sun !! I:.! :1251 CUSTOM Believes. S1ngC'r Ft•ath1•rw1•11(ht . marn. aluminum masl / Magnavo\ s lcrt•u TV \'t'IVt't 2 end lalJlt·~. l'Of Oregon A\'c, <.:M lle:.clcr prnJt•ctor opaqu1· WOVEN WOODS Total nulrilion, 110 gim l'ort~hlt'. ;•II a1.t,u1·h hoo m . d <;ck_ over co nsole al s o llkc fee t;iblt•, Spanish. S230 Qnbt·d~!'l ll;it1'11 so•;TOl!O'.Ol"F m1t·k s Munt•y hack menls$100lh5!l7.11170 wcockp1t, ltfcJackets. N1';W-S150.Cull642·0138. hardwovd Beaut hung Mo\'mg salt•! furn, m1.,r C'uvcrtblS-IOIH5flGlr1 .:uurunh•t• Hlrlu .558·:~ms Sport' Good 8094 paddles, co mpass. I :-.m roll top til''>k s:mo I ---------• 111g lamp. 549-9808 items. <.:he veil parts. 0\'t•r •W 111 :.tm:k puttt•rn:-. 1"CJ 5 highland trlr. 2 yrs old. sm Oak drt•sM•r ~SS Ii XJnt S • 0 t-okl" mach 1963 .M :..pie Qtr t} Pt! sorrcl gl'ltlan.:. Also MI NI Uhnd!> Conte mp ~ alnul hutch. ••••• ••••••••••• •••,•••• xlnt t.'Ond Sl,000. C:..11 aft Prim1lt\l' t'hl"s w round GYHMJS ft New sofa-bed. mm.:1.-dr, Ave.CM 5-'86397 )!Colle, xlnt trail or 645~950 8339770 SJx6S, like new S2!IO 3 II AND G LIU F, H . 6pm5J6-409S. feel. S25 cu Hock111g <"hr Quality Furniture stripe. never used Sl25 ' pleasure. S50o 58t 85:.!8 PUBLIC "'UCTIO... Cosco bar stools SIS t'il. or :in g e I i.i o Id I w ht. w /cant· ha t•k $25 call962-4287. H O Tram set, chlldrens ~ ., Port. tvpewrtler w eaM· ba.:1hUrnl'SS/helmel . '73Encinada20,Trlr, 557·0338 20:JJI l') pres~. rlothes. m1i.'· items 8081 Jewelry 8070 MANY ITEM~ OF FINE S2!!. Philro ire maker, ssou. &12 IJ31i2 head, 5.50/B & xtras. SA.ll~'ls ~~~ett~~~~~70~~6t50 Si~~':~::;~e KtnerAH•.118 8420398 ::·~·;;::~:·;~~;·~:;a·I::;. ~~~AbiiJ·~~~~;L~~· nevcruse~JS2o_._493·62111_ s kis. K 2 13 1. 207c m S3500. 495-4349 Appliances 80 I 0 Naug recliners S145 - - -Super get nd-0f.er1 Work di a moot.I wt>ddan.: ring TIQUt;s. Jo'IN 1-: fo'UHN • Dinette Set. w 6 chairs. IA b 1nd1 n ~ !>. S 1 00. LIDO 14, 2 sets of 11ails, ••••••••••••••••••••••• WoodGamesets $385 WALL l 'NIT Cui.I bit bench S20. Folding !>el Whale i.:old, orangl• ETC PHONI-: FOil IN· good cond S50 iofft•r. Bhaard ftrebard 203cm w/trlr, reconditiorted. ru:t'RIG t-:R1'TOHS \tUC'll MORE AT Tll E shelves & cab1net1> 3 sl'p i.rreen $25. Bicycll's. blossom st>ttmi.:. s ite i, 1-·o & u n OCll li RE . ;51 9019 "'lend'> & eves sso . .i96 ~-m. $950 PP. 714-644·1034 WASllJ-:K~·UIHER~ t~<.L>N·~ • .;,~EIT(_cf·IHOF:,;; ~;,•1'·~ r:~c~~~e:··~~;q~~ ~d1~~ch~o~1t~eg.5t~~lt S350 Call alter ti . 6452200 48"rnddtn'gtbl.31('afs.4 12 GAUGE PU Mp LASER 1~7. Like new. Rt•t'on<11t1on:. Hepro~ &. o d f 963-l!rlS SllOTGUN . .,1.,., """"'· 1-'rJ{l Uamul!e Gour Uel iJSl lle1l. Ste L II O desk Xlnt C"on . ~r aod Sun 520 De A01a. 1-'urn. hst:huld lll'ms l' ha 1 rs. cont em p ~ ~ _.,., 29 Yrs m orangt> l'n call 842·1244 for ofc or home Mu st Corona del Mar Ladies diamond ring Lrg typc1Arlr. add mar h. Walnut sns Kmg bd __ 646-2853 Ph640·!>419 DUMLAP'S ~~~-ttoofar.Pf~1e1.ct·~.a9t3e S500 or Gar·•,, .. S-al". movana t:cnter dd1admond "'d2 ~~h~ fil e cJbnt. refr1i.: sprd, wht gold & oran~c Store, Restaurant, Wind ros e 24. loaded ..,.,.,. .... ' .. ,.., ' ... getle SI e 1amon s " t Call ti7S 7203 pnnt S20 G E l4C'U rt 11n:;'llc•"'1'ort HI l'\1 ll"rbor Vt"W Jlom".·, Id I .,,.I 1 · Bor 8095 w trailer Paict"S8036 I Buy* * ., ~ •" & ~o . ow price ..,., 11 fno l 11 d"'>r y~llow C \I.I. ... ~ ii~I * * Walnut k1lch Sl?t Thi & 6 t833 Port Harmouth. '\U AOld wateh" diamond~ S.\CRIFICJ-: Uk ltaneh ~O "N ' ""g • a' , · ••••••••••••••••••••••• lust \\k. this wknd. must !I.on "'orktn~ .1ppl1.1nn·~ 14a11tcd .\bo R~:l'\lllS & s \I. 1-;.<.; '"" ~Ui <.ivod used l"urniture & t•hrs Sl 15 Sat I 5, Sun 11 -5 Call 5.tf;.568ti :\tmk Strollc1 & ,\utumn ~ork~ f.~~~ ru~~ ,:11"~1;,~· 1'1.:11111. hur, ~;;oo h(:ats sell $7000 Ne\'t'r sailed. \ppllanl·es Oil I will 64G3t:ll -----Hait• Stolt• 11111 1681 , stdcofdoorS25 llO"Sola-121 f\1mhJll J11.1n11. $.ISO 631-()048 _ ~ell or SELi. io• ., 11u Ha\ c !>Omethang you \\ant Tv enty Dollar J!Old pac•l.l' 833 li88CI day bed S7S. &t2 II-II 7, 460 lloi.le!>s :.l.tnd. S.IO 1>111 Ct\L 2.29. VII I" spinn .• MASTERS UCTIOM Dlruni: Rm Tahlt•. I 1·hrs. In -.ell" t;luss1f11;.<d ads do on solid gold-chuin, 5250 Prospect St NpBrh rm tahk-. & l'hr·, i\ll-ul knot fathometer. furl 646-8686 & 833·9625 walnut $2511 l'hmu (':ib ii IA<'ll Call NOW. 6-12-0293 or 6-12-6831. 1!.IKS POTTERY --dell t•ase b d. I S25 IO 99 2 (:afh·r' & :-attl1•1 g," i.tttH' llood & t.1n 111d GOUll i.hJµ._• rt'J!>t111.1hh· •Ubl lj(lrm :.l'l. walnut 9liJ ti•~ t·ontcmp Hdhrd. 1•hl''t. . . drl'.,::.i'r "' mirror Xlnt Kc n m u 1 t• \\ a ' ht' r & l'Ond S19!l tl68 fi77i dryl'r C:d IA ork111~ rnnd, St 50 hot h !HiR ill28 a fl S p n n i s h I) 1n 1 n g S c t . 5pm custom mudt•. < lixlli I 2 L' 1 . 11 (" I\:.. 6t·hri. S.'iOO S.">i 0317 r ri.:11 a1re (,11 1 1 o"' n clcl·dryr. near rww , $100 2 Custom Teak Ship Beds. 1"""1 ~ 61.:e lower dra"' l'ri; :\('w \\ .1,ht•r & \i;i'> Ur) t•r \\II<' .1d11 1\1 mo"t nt•"' multrC'!>Sl':> 1ndll S4UO 675 02.'l(I ~I mnkr ofr M9 ltlS.5 t'hromt• & r anltd g111.,, . corrct• lbl "' matt·h end .J l Pl'nOC') porl.i~ll' tblic SllXI l>'l b41l 07115 1A;1"1hl•r 1 )l'U olct "•·w n>nd1t1on 7~\ 9529 Se<-t ~OIJ. wulnut bufrcl, l'lit. Admtr.il l'I 1•11 I( frf't•ter ~'loo ·•"o .:.ir lam~ drapt•s. + B1R (iur 'Jh• 962 ll;M 'ulc-Sat i\ ~111 t..1!.i 3HJO Maplt• f''urn1lurc ~r ~r~ 1."(.' t'rK-tt'r S90. Wa-.ht•r l:ht'\t Drn~rr<;, Sngl & Elt'c dryer S7S t•a. l>a-. Cht·:.t Ta bit 4 t•hrs .. 2 hwt1hr S50 Ph Mi; ~ <'OUC"hcs. t'nd tbls. ladies · dothl's sz 12 ti Cull aft Kenmor" C.11' Ur) er $65. 5 JO 675 9028 __ Westmahst G1tK O~yer Brand new queen head· $75. Fr1g1do1re fi,lcc hoard Thomasville Dryer S:l5. Wharlpl)ol "Scj!ov;a·· pattern $125• ~her S85. Konmor1• ~7 · wa~ht•r $65. Ph 5-16-8672 ------ Ne~ Kenmo re Di s · ttegdl>l~mattressspr­ hwnsber. portable. SlSO. lngs, headboards t'rench 7SHl910 walnut SlOO. Gold cook lop 4-burner. xlnt col\d. IJcyclfl 8020 $35. fo"ront doors (2) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6'7"'•3' 2'•" thick $25. 27" Boy's 10 .... pef'd SSS. 5-11·31188 27" Windsor ('1.rreo Sola. loveseat, chr & ol- Sport Ll. Wt 10-speed toman, brwn/beige, $360 $~ S4e.-6524 8' sol a .cold/wht $240. All I 0.SPHD IHCE new herculon 84().1637 $4.5 751-11113 Brand nt-w never used 24" Raleigh Tra-;--All oranl{e 7' sOra &: match'g campy S400 ofter Call loveseat $500. 96341177 963-3819. Solabed. plaid blue. green MlllftiM...,..alil02S & gold. Lake new. 1145. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call S49·2ll l ---~------8' Wrought Iron. conc~te 2 Solas, 3 r hrs. tbls, stainray, 12 rls~rs. $17S. lamps. plct 's, secy desk 49M745 w/rtfm. 644·6504. 9S'Halollibtlnatraclplu11 SAVEi FEBSALE. New 25 ooh suo so' lruud rum. •J>Pl's. llg.htoller, tract plu U misc. WU1J011'1 Barsaln spots '185. 54.5-1113 or Nook.Ulore.-545&814 96Z·Z5:i8 W 19th CM &42·7930 &: c-rws• ., ...... 1030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nearly new atrobe Ii araer. Don'l p u up lhla hr1aln •L ll?l. 540 2279 aAet 5pm Mlno1l• l•n•U·HMM. 56'MM, l3$MM. 200MM All w!nlttni A cUM buy lnd1vlduaU1 or • Ht, Qtarnew~ • 548·3262. Xtra discount on every Item if you bring In thlt ad at lime or purchaH. STACK CHA.115 ~JOCWn B&M'oLINl. 1..1\.e new. na.ui aeal fi bacu. ' col· on. SOptt tor club, etc. $10ea °' orr. See to •P. J"-d•l•. " CaUISIGt SlOO Xlnt l'nnd lil·I !1!31'.1 f>l:! Sti78 Pomona li E Wholt•sall' w:trf'h011M' SS LIPllOLSTEREU llis & THE QUAHTfo:H l>ECK JI ' s -,9C . 7•306 IORDHS COME IH the 3 sizes as shown below· s 15. sa. and a special child's size for S2 (you must be under 12 to Quahty for lhe llltlesl oreettngl --- For help with your ad. just call 642 -5678 & a friendly Valentine ad-viser wi 11 be happy to assist you. And. If you like. you can charge your Heart of Love or use your Master Charge or 8ankAmer1card. ,,. ----.... / , " , -~ -----~, ~,._...,----.... ..--."'.:-',#';-', / I I , I ' \ \ ' \ ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' , ........ .,, ... , ' , .. , ' \ / I ' \ ' \ I I ' ' ' I / / ' \ \ I I I I I I I DAILY PILOT Mail to 812·5878 Daily Pilot Clas11r1ecS Oopartment. Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 LA·!>s than swap mct•l:.. llers bea~c chairs SIS. 25JO Pac1f11'(.:st ll\\ Y ERICKSON 27 inboard, Ceramic & Stnn1'warc. end tables S5·S8. Wool 548 1 li7 cleun & well ' equipped, 5()' Pol:. 152.1 !'; First St beige carpe~ 5xlR S2S . COM M . I I S I l C F Sl·l,000. 557-7845 Sanlai\na :\lctal mcd11:me t-ab1oel TC)\STM'Ac-T;_.R· 2.,0· EARTHWORM SALE FOR GARDENS. l.t•l lhe worm help you r ult1 v11tc. 1000 for S4 3000 S10 Also worm ra~t 1ngi. R ·s Worm l"arm . 17362 Gothard. HB 847 51 11 Mechanic's chest lockanJ( 6-drawer Watl'rloo in eluding 4 • · roller plat form. 11' r;1tchet. i.ockcts. open :.ind ho'< end. etc No Junk SI 75 Call after 2 I' m 631 2067 Trimmer lawn mower S200 Radio rN·crvcr Sll ~ .. $150 675 6237 Dbl oven f:ll!> rnnge, self continuous cleaning. Sl50. 2 hv rm chrs, $25. 284 Flower. C.M. 642·9700 3 way mirror, full su~e. Ideal for men's or women's store. 70 yds dlx cpt'g, must sell. 642·7288 Pool table $150 .• bike $20., lawnmow er. H .B . 963-4194 CARPET NEW 167 Yds Hvy Rust Nylon Plush . 1 06 Yds Chocolate, Sac, Must sell 675-5906 S.1 Wrought iron swag / · " r . <- light S9. 673· 7200. volt S75, 646 !>816 32'Sloop P.C. class S4SOO. 837-5756. Aquarium 90 gal show. For Sale 13) ti ' Glass nearly new, the works! Counter Showca:r;ci;. Silo 1976 Chrysler 22' Sloop. In Military. going ovt·r ea or all SJOO. 962 6853 S7300. Has 1976 Chrysler seas, St95 firm. SSR fi056 TV Rodio lOhp eng w/elec start. f~vs HIFi, St~eo 8098 Sips 4, alcohol stv, price mcls trailer. Xlnl cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DAMA COVE Miscellaneous Repo Commerr rccord'g Yocht Sal•s Wonted 8081 studio equip. Ideal for .. •••••••••• ••••••. •• •• • • h m e u s e b y t h c 3455 I Ccnitos ptoce SSS CASH FOR ~lt~~~t 1catl't1 . PM . Dano ,ol..t 496-1762. Good used furn/refn~s . , Santana 22 -w /s llp. fnrs & stoves 546-0if\8 GE color T\: · 23 console, Race or crwse. clean & walnut cabinet. needs fost Fully eqpd, $4995. WANT TO BUY work S50 offer. 552 8028 Chuck Ayres. 499·ZS12, ORIEHTALRUGS. Stereo. AM FM rndrn. 5475257 NEED USED l'er~ian lrntbl W.ilnul consolC', 26' Enrson 6 s ails radio & Chin ese Rugs & nd.s llttll' work. S75tbst 1>1Jll"5 loaded m~stseu' Tap~s!nes from Pvt 839-3901 Bkr 673.1003 ' · Parties only. 640-7014 _. -------- 21" Zenith Color, rc•mole. One small Catamaran Student w~nts oulboa~d . gd picture. S85 S75. 557 ·0338. 2033i sn,iall .engines to repair. 673·6466 Cypress Santa Ana ~l·ll&:J.k up. Call Norm loats & Marine ll'"'"gt_s_. __ • ____ _ -----.---Ecppnwnt Suilboat C&C 24'. mtr. WANTED: Dinette set, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must sell. otr. Moored at lamptables,correetab~e. General 9010 B -30 Dana Marina. lamps, bean bag chair. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 495 6895 hide-a-bed sofa, sewin51 , . · · machine. Must be clean l2 Wood Hull w/sall &lo --~--.r•_I_/ ____ _ · d d & , oars. Remov::ablc ccn-..... .., pt in goo con . re lcrbrd tiller & ruc1dcr. Docks 9070 asonably priced. Call 125. 5s2.7806 ••••••••••••••••••••••• eve.6311-11684 ------WANTED: Mooring or Wanted used bedroom NEW KAY AkS dock 1puce ror llOBlE chnise reasonable. 14'-$'00 896·4960 18. 673-0263, 835·0211, ext Special art lessons & color • -----1&3V theory for ::advanced 548·~ looh, Molnfette•ce/ ------- arti4ts and prof. 675-8152 Mlfslcal Ser•lce f020 For Rent 40' moortna $25 --hutrunwftts 8083 ••••••••••••••••• •• •••• per mo. Good local.ion, =:;1r;11~~~D~ac'::r:: ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMERIC~N SOUHCF. NwptHarbor 968.MS waxerS13S 6755218 Conn Mln·O·Matlc t>lec. M1r1ne Equipment al Boat Shp for rent, 50', Pvt -----oraan, excellent condl· Ol.scounU 645 ~' hmt Newport, 540·23•• Sora bed. black ond white tJon, $600. P P 53'l-125D loab Marifte dya, 67$·9612evs/wknd.s =kl, of:°4':f~h~~ ~~. Fender Frelless u;;; ~....... 9030 1oats. s~ & 883·'°24 " -.. Natural finish. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••0 ••• Ski ,._... 9010 . oond. m..4739 AVON RAFT ••••••••••••••• •••••••• Wantrd · Brownina 1315. Firm . Scott ESTATE SALE 17• S.1· &.iperpo1ed over/under Yc!:S•h~ ;:u~~'w pe:.i:-S.wy~r. J)ay1 644-9174. ray. 175HP 110 . Comp. thotaun 20 1a. Phone -: n $1-848• 9219• £ve, '94·1021 wflrlr ~ 714-402.ml • -t. ·~ ,... • • • afUl'M BOATTRAILER loah $tor... t0t0 MiJJJ Porto :~t'1ta~1111 Cl 6 rl n ~ l AI to Sa" for 12' flshlnit boat. •••••;•••••••••• .. ••••• d:i~:iHves !M8~ 4 $ou••))bone. Drumts ,; '6.\/orr. Ph 646-783A DoAT STORAGE D> lno. ' Cymbals, Accordtan1 Johnson Ot B 9,91 Iona ti:. launch. Sal\/Nr. Cmpr abelJ t« am. truck Concert in a , Pl ayer abalt. Used 4 Umes. Sold Newport Dunes,644.QllO llA RalchJ•Pl boot.I 11 Pl•oo & stool. 642-ee3$ Boat. $MO. 493-3800 10.SSO.~ pp r,..1part.t ... ,..__ -h l ..... ,OWlr 9040 ...................... . Mast NII """'ktalJ video 5 C 1~1H1 Quilter PA .. , .................... CG 'Sile/ iamu. R.euon•bl)' Head, xlnt cond. $3$0 • ., .. 'RI ICE • .,.... .:±f'" tt•o prtced. l'i~7 evu Ctll S'fl.Z515. ""'C F ..,A.LY.JACK -a ---------..,., alt' F.B. 3"S O)tC, J ~O. ••••••••h•••••• ... ••••• Loaded. VHF. bait tank, Camper SMJJ •I• bed It outrta .. rs, otr, t<lc. tbl IOI' t'Om~d. ~k. Sil.; .651_.l . Olllal\s;MW847 f • CONNEL~ CHEVROLET 2128 Har bell-Blvd. COSTA MESA 54~1200 '74 Fox i dr, air, auto.••· 1---------1 cepllonally sharp. Ona. ~-] •f1R"£HA' 11AL•lJ '" ~-· t•ic-. :c r. hf A( tt .,..,,., ' '"', ~··\... ll-l.tl _;_;------~'66 El Camino w/shell, •.i.-illlM owntf'. fl3-1'14 SADDL.EBACK BMW CREVIER "IS DODGE~ ton, auto, map & radials, $1500. __ _;__;.,;,,__....:..:.;.;....-1 air, PS/PB. Loaded! Oris owner. 84.$.5938. 238 TOYOTA CHINOOK ---------·~ ~.Pb 842-2637 C.J.D. engine $100 '87 Jeep Wagoneer, ~ '73 Chev ~t P JU, va 1 •SALES · or best olfer 581·5131 Loaded, suso. 35" shell •SERVICE &' sr • 110Al>Wl'Y eve/wlmds w/careo door, optJonal •LR ""Sl...aG SAHTA Al'IA Factory Cust. 88 LAND1-MO-__ ei_ao _____ -I 5A " 835·3171 THIHOTOHE! I t7l IMW J002tU W-Jt.b air cood., stereo. al· loy ma& wheels. Cog lamps, etc. (238JTC ). Woo 't la.stlong I MOWS6795 SAODLllAC« VALLIYIMPOITS 131-1040 495-4949 ROVER '69 Safari top & 72 Datsun, xlnt cond. n 700 Overseas rHr uLr1M.arr 0111v1No M~e"'"' rac~. winch, bubs, alps 2, or best orter. 545·8664 or Delivery •USED IMW"I* i:-:i:wco~ f,1:01~i~ tbl, I tires, nu pnl, lnt lk 6'73-U>9 Service & parts now open '75S30IA CHKWT> air 4 pd t .. .,~ h T,.Ya.tor. Youhy nu, reblt wans, steps, s t's 8 lo 4 for your '73 Bavaria S/R 906J..VY • 8 • 11 __,., cas rutcb, rd Its, etc. Nev. oU 73 Piston Eng, Mazda on a . takes. Call'99·3849. ------rd. 38M ml, see to •P· Pkup,Jttras,$1800orbe11t convenience. '76,~~~~~,i~~W -U-u..H--EW--l-M_W_t--1 Rental Rebatff prec.Seriouabu.yerson-o fr . 871·0228 Dys : '743.0CSAS/R746LWB Me>ped • Batavus Deluxe. Jy. 544-9308 642·6919 Evs. '7620024spd 496PHJ 34'1 mi. Directional Hgb · & battery pack. S37S. Trslcs 956 '73 .Ford PU Camper '76530i4spdS/R602PHM 546-1018 aft 5pm •••••••••••••••••••••• Speclal 250, stick, new Closed On Sundays Moped '76 Jawa. 700 mi. TRUCKSPECJALS ~~.~~~i,~b, air. R/H. VOL VO DOM'TMISS OUR Gt 1976 5301 With air cond., pwr. steering +brakes, stereo & only 11,000 miles. (6llRDGl. Equip. double riding. 4 DAY SALE!!! $2.50. 642.2310 days •72 Mazda Plc:bp '70 Datsun. pipe rack $900. 19&6 Harbor C.M. 645·9303 1,75 SlOi 4 speed with radio. Call --'73 2002 4 e d Jawo Moped lB' Pace Arrow. Slps 6, (U9MT). Reduced lo sell 581·7975 GeMrd 970 I w/sunroof (GsoS; 1> e Fully loadedwzwith low s:ioo. 548-87 $145 wk or $22 per day, 4c al ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 """"·Aulonmt1c & air miles. (&24M ) . .,,~pe_r_m_L_6'7_S-0625 _____ 1 'li9 Ford Tilt over cab. 20' THE IRITISH condtlr2LPF> SADDLEIACK NEW Puch Moped, g '76 23, Wi b cM· . OHL Y $ 1495 Stake bed, xlnt cond, '7 ed c y ALLEY IMPORTS cood.$iWOormakeorrer. . mne ago inrue $3750. 540·7283 days. AREDIALIMG' 52002·4 spe · sunroo 646-780 Winnie) alps 6, shwr & '71 Dahm pi.a..-548-2311 eves. ,76 TR7 • "m~s. (0342). . 131·2040 495-4949 · tub $195 wit or $29 per ,,_,., • '7S 2002·Automat1c. :.un· ~oi=/ day,Scmi.675-0625 4 speed with radio '75~ LUV sunroof Sunrf, slllipes. mags, on· root, alr cond. & :.Lcrco. ~ 9715 915 ma Is · ( 7 9 9 7 0 U ) · AM/FM cassette, step ly 8m careful mile11. Can (03Sl ). ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0 ale '60 Chevy semi· Reducedtosellat bumper, side moldin"S. Lease·1 10 pyments '73 Bavaria·4 s""ed. air '71 Capri. xlnl cond. air, ••••••••••••••••••••••• m• ...... m. AM /FM stereo. o...aLY $2195 • a.a) ..-\.Ill " 16000 M\ warranty (OllO &.. cond . & s tereo . stlck,AM/FMtape,new 3 Bike Steel TraUer new tires, runs xlot. $960. $2600/Bst offer. 960·~ 75 RAT XI /9 <~PPM>. tires. 67s-8546 $50. 552-7606 642-0325. •71 ChHy Like new! Loaded. flaw-'73 3.0CS Coupe. 4 ~. , . l----~----_.---I VmtS '570 less (470MY0 l sunroof. a ir eo2d. 76 Capn S/2. V6, P /S, '73 Harley Sportsler 9,500 ~.Tray'" 'I 70 J/4 TOft Pickup ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ,75 TR• stereo. (967KL1.I) P /B, A/C. AM·FM. quad mi, xtra chrome, like nu,••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic with pwr. 1975 GMC Che 1 • . be L'f 1 •74 Bavana·4 speed. sun· tape, mags, spoilers, $2,000 Firm 846·7814. '73 Trvl Trlr 22·. Self con-steering air cond & rry o mi au 1 u '-orers SUOO+ tk ovr · d custom c' ab. (70526.M ). SURFER YAM invest~ent (034M OU lSO roof & stereo 1348U.M >. ,... • ,7S H 1 D Id ta10e w/cabana. Pvt. ,75 SJOiA Air A"~d pymt631·2439 ar ey av son Bch.675·7984 Reducedtosellat Automatic, u1r cond., otherstochooscfrom! 'V" , · Sportster, like new. 4000 ----------o...aLY $2,.95 sunroof, portholes, de· '59 SPRITE w 1s 1 ere o · XL NT · '74 Capri V6. 4sp, air. mi. $2400. 979·9257 Older 21' Trvl trlr & " "" luxe trim, chrome wire Classic Austin Ho:uley <062NIF'). AM/FM tape. S27SO. Afl ,73 HONDA 500, mint ~~~a~~~:~~~¥r~~~ ,76 Dats.Plclcup 7~~~ & Strack stereo. comp.restored SADDLEIACIC Spm,673-8544 cood, xtra seat & helmet $950, Cabana <port> $250. 4 speed 1n sharp condl· S.ADDUIACK '73 z4oz VALLEY IMPOkTS Dots.I 97'lO $1,000. 963-5124 Both together Sl 100. tion. (1814008). Reduced A(~~.; ~YWM·F) M. mags. mint 831-2040 495.4949 •••••••••••••.•••••••••• 1 '1SYAMAHARD350,xlra Mustbemovedout.Call tosellat VAUEYIMPOITS _.. ---·73 PU , AM /FM 8 trk clean,verylowmileage, afl12noon645·9476 OMLYS3195 831-2040495-4949 '72J.AGUARXJ&L '73Bavaria.Lomi,4·~pd . stereo. mags, cmpr, A real bargain! S57·1949 .... ..._ <r-L-... ,p-.e.... 73 Pl Cus C Lo-ml, flawless beauty. snr'f, air. AM FM, !>Uper 536-2926 or 968·2161 aft -.-w-T.-...-.a y. t. Wgn, lean Loaded (507EYW > cln 752-0277, SPM aftSPM & .AcauoriH 9400 '76 Toyota Pickup Sl900/offer or will trade '72 VW CAMPER · -------- "13 cz dirtbike, good, de·••••••••••••••••••••••• Automatic with radio & for van or like value Has everything, ex .Alltos, H•w 9100 Autot, t4ew . 9800 pendable, $300. 20261 Automobile tow bar $60. low miles. In excellent _982_·_1S23 _______ 1 cellent cond. (4821'.DN 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S{WBittb,S.A.Hght. TrailerhitcbSlO. condition! (186S894 ). 76~DodgelSpass w d TRIUMftHS ·OVERZO D 75Ht63 Reducedtosellat · '" · r:11.grr.-'71 Honda CB3SO. Likel--------"' ..... , s-.a795 8300. Has everylhng, Drive over 20 used and .. J ~J SPORTS CAR CENTER new. less than 5,000 ma. VW & other auto body ~ "' $7200 Evs. 962·1523 loolt into our lease pro-"H. S57 -2101 days. parta aod accessories. 1974 Ford Van. finished gram Super sen:.able M0-2309eves. 64>7313 Int. Xlnt cond. Only ~~t~OVER 20 '74 Suzuki 380. Xlnt cond. Buckel Seats for Van. l8,000 mi. 644·5663 O\'er 20 used clean tun $100 or best offer. High back, pedestals & FORD ·74 Econo Van machines ! 27 Lc a:.c 9t!ICM613 ~~~ Good cond . F-200. vs. auto. PS/PB, planssens1blepymt:1 '73 Yamaha MXSOO. Rid cstm windows. top vent, den very lJltle. SacnC1ce. trlr hjtch, new brake:. ~-........... -I ' ~beUlr5pm AllllosforSal• REA de1 Van S xlr £\res. $.1750. Ph847-1057 _____ .....;:.._· -••••••••••••••••••••••• Roonly. Needs some wk . ---• • • • Motcrcycle trlr, 3 rails,~/ ~113 9am·5pm w/d '74 Ford Van, VS, custom front. bx Ii mag whls, CIOuiC tSZO $500. Int, AM /FM cassette, 1~sov•He,.ulk>Vl£v~llo •ll"E• $250 CaU 5484286 1 $4300. 631·1581 aft6PM '"'9i01900. 1• M>~ »•• . . ...................... '72Lu 'k 0 h hll '72 Yamaha 100. Lo mi 1952 MBZ 300S Classic ~00: f:X .P.'P~~~itai Chevy '65 Van, mags, nds AlfaRCMWWo 9705 runs like new $2:S(Jtotr' Coupe-One of only 86 pro· ol 536-6987 work. $500 or bst ofr or ••••••••••••••••••• •• • • 642-27215aftnoon. · ducecl that year! Must r. trade.645.()739 Alfa Spyder '74 Sspd, see lo appreciate! Pri. '70 Ford.~ ton, 46,000 ml, '76 Dod di AM/FM stereo. Mags. "16YamabaYZ~. FMF pty.581-7448. A/C, 8' bed, x ·tlres, BJOOB~~i 1~·~w'!'l~a~ty 1mmac. $5900. eves :g,t~to;~. ~~~Ill. London Taxi 'S7 Austin, 3 $249S. Pvt pty. 968-4002 policy. ~700. PP 6{s·9699 _644_· _·2556 __ . ----- dr. x.lnt cond. Used for '74 Dats un PU. Great '71 n.wt.. Wl d Audi 9707 124 SPIDER s400 REBATE MANY IN STOCK, CHOICE OF COLORS Dode M1ll•r offttt Cl $400 1•baf• on an foot 1 2 8 2 doou. ' doon olld 1tatl0n wogont in uock fl>e $400 moy be •Md towotd down poymetlf ()( 1~.i.ed by cfl,ck. DICK MILLER MOTORS FIAT Honda 70ce Runs. plenty advertatn1 by Newport cond. Many xtras, Al Ce n o; Van. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,. parta. nftd.s some bualness 10 yrs. $3500. or $2700/bflt ofr Call 64S.s327 ~b ar~!::P~ 49:.~~ · Audi ·1s. 1001.S, .; drl ve, work. $25. caU&ce-7939 ofr 673-Dn. 4door 16 000 mi Im mac --------'73 Ranchero 500. PB/PS, · ' · 120 W. ·,.·o,,..,, South Moln, S-to Atto 557-2132 ········~············· ·················•••·•· MEW '77 P... I 00 PICIUP .. SUPERCAI STYWIDE" 5500 GVN Package, 351 V-8 engine knitted vinyl seats, oil & amp gauges, cruft()matlc transmlsslon. power steering, foc'ward facing rear seat, flipper rear Quarter windows. tinted glass. eo amp alternator, cigar lighter. extra cooling radiator. es amp battery, ~78x15 tires. Ser. IX10HR001412. Stk. 14110. s5399 • HUGE INVENTORY OF • LIGHT TRUCKS •VANS •BRONCOS • COURIERS • USED TRUCKS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ____________ ,. __________ _ MEW •77 P...150 PICKUP STYLISIDE PICKUP 351 v.a engine, amp & oil gauges. emissions system-control package, reduce sound fevef exhaust. cruisomat1c transmission. p0wer steering, dual bright swing loci< mirrors. AM radio. tinted glass. cigar lighter. extra cooling radiator. 6-H78x16 ttres. Ser. tF1HR083579 Stk #4229. '•"• ~.~ ....... ?:~ ~ ... ~!.'! ••••.•• ~~!~.~!.'! ....... !~ "11St1Zl1K1TC90 ·~1 T·BIRD, black. xlnt AM, new radials. S3100. "74DODGE 54.750.644-6999 ____ 1 GOOD CONDITION rood, both tops, $7500. Pb 768-4114 SllS 673-2912 95&-34!7 1---------l --------'73Cbevy \.'! T PU. 81& bd, '1' JUI 250, neover raced, A Rve 1960 MGA Coupe, cbetTy cond, alr, P /S . uecl rew tlmu. xlnt completely reblt by col· QJOO. 963-7080. eoacL llOO. ~ 7724 or lector MSOO. 646-.3SCl9 551-0300. 1958 Ford Pltup: Classlcl-~----~----- ---------''53 BENTLEY R·type. Model, coat SUOO tol .. lil•S •:;e•••I "TS BONDA CB36oT, sell R.lm, So.rf, 2 lone sUver, restore, aeU for S975 ... or trade, be&t ofr over Pvt pty IM&-3848 cash. 646-8395; 642-8327 $700. 644-lSC'J aft 7 PM ---------ia.o,etlulll '70 Ford ~ Ton PU. ~~~==:!::=~~!.I •10 250CC Bultaco VeMde5 tUO w/lumba'raclt.$1200. • , Puraang. RebH enf. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 873-878 II> OMC walk In van. 10 Many lltn par\a $3'15 Dune n.... N •'--· ml fully customized, -.nu . . out. u-.1 IY· ,,..!!! uu u· Ford 70 % campr Spec. stove, refrig. must be · w new -c eng, ' seen Sl eso 494-Ui72 flrber1lau body caim shell, mags. auto. pwr, __ ._._. _____ 1 Selltrrade '71 Kawaaak.I. .,_ atr le•al mus' t seU all nu but eng. 963-1864 '75 VW Van orig owner it 900cc Uke new 25?4 ...,... • • · • · • · mt,SZOOOi bStolr.1u.1337 $1700. Call bef 4pm Furniture Truck. l968-1 XJni cond. $4800. C.11 :=:-::==~:-:::::=:-1-~AS~-ll~OS~a ______ J ton. International, 85,000 _49M287 ___ . ______ , ~v:;a::s~xin~:X: 4 wt..e Dri-.et tHO ~il~i #500 flrm. Altee W..W tlfO CIU aft 6 pm, 151·9070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·•••••••••••••••••••• ---:.------11942 Military Jeep 41971 El Camino Clualc, CASHllOllCA.111 1~19() r'· bans•r: •DI 4c drive many xtru, lncld new Top. Dollar •. SMlld few mau ea · sw. !!-'t:t~~·: $1595 ==-=" Lo ml, ~~ C:::: ~;::. ~~~==~==::::~~=:::~~:::::~~!::=~:::::~=:~~~lo'Nell. . HOW.UOC..wroe.t l)ove Ir Quall SU. NEWPORT BEACH --- --..-~,. tm Datau •Z 2+2· Loaded! Metallic brown exterior witb aaddle In· terlor. UM NEW! Ask· tac u~oo. Prl. pty. 511·'1881. . '74 DatAn 110. 4 dr. auto, $5099 '69DATSUN SIOS... Auto. tron1 Hard lo lind under I 1000 00 Good 1 . .-00tt•lon aw. (l>oa103) s195 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA lftlll ,,. I J., 1••1 1!14 1 fl,,C.,\ •iu .... r ,.,..__..,·,..If•• ... 12595 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA I 4 • ~ I• .. 4'' • t ,. I • ol l.,' ', H ••• .... af1 •NtJ 4 M MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS ... .. '• " ............. ' 831 1148 495 1704 "'12 Maida Radio & beater XJnt cood. 831·2259 ·ss Mereede.<i 230SL, xlnt cond, $6500. Pvt Ply. 642·2876 FIAT ANNOUNCES A S400 FACTORY REBATE ON THE '76FIAT 131. ·1 o l,'.t'l ,-our rd>a<c. juc;t M.'t' \•our ln~ .• 11 I· •al denier hdurt• I\\ arch J I. 1977. rick the '7ti F1i11 I J I 2·door COUIX' 4-door s.cc.lJn or wagon ~ ou \\ant r rum his 'itock. ;md milkl· ~·our h.:!>t deal with tum (Your dealer will h.: in n haq!.1inmi; mood lx'<'llUllC 11 ' t'llU·ol·\·e:ir ckaranC\! 1imc) 1 hen. simply t.1ke dd&\~n· o l ynur l"i:it by March JI. You can apply the S400 rd>ate toward-. the down ruyment.or I int \\'111 send you a check fM S400 II you lih·. Either \\ill'. ~ou'll be )!.:I· 11ng .1 Fiat that's h1!!ger :iml 111111c lu\u11ou.; than ,111\' I r.1t 1ou\e c:1•t•r St'l'n. J\ c.1r lh<tt olfer:c> ;.111calth ol c;1;ind;1rd ka<un'll compur11hk-lo curllo co~ting 1ho11c;ands of dollars morl'. So bc:siueo; get<inJ! the most rcb:ite 11e0l'C n t•r ollo.:red. you'll be i;eltmg ii on. thl· most Flilt wc\·c t·,·,·r olfcred. aasll ....... MeW·UMcl ova 100 MBCIDIS OMDtSPLAY .._.oflnmorfs AUTHORJzJ;J). .MERCED§ DEALER 6882 MancM!lter, Buena Park 523-7250 On the Sant• Ana Fwy. MBZ HOUSE OF IMPORTS lllmtJIDl FULL MAINTENANCE LEASE PLAN 450Sil 36MOS. CAU. ......... WE SPECIALIZE IN EUROPEAN DELIVERY PROGRAMS - CALLFOR INFORMATION. 213/921-8588 714/523-7250 MERCEDES BENZ MERCEDES BENZ HOUSE OF IMPORTS 1'11MUJJO SEDAN. W1Ute/blue ln· terlo ... Full power, automatlc. alr cond. II low mllea. lllnt condi• Ml\",l\)"'J \o If JCJ IMPC,11r• R J I • J J • •1.1-l f 972 Ml% lSOSL Blue exterior w /White top. Has ONLY 40,000 miles. (t'TSEJC). Ml\ \ll)/.I •It 10 tMPOiln dJ' J1J~ 49~ I 'Q4 MIS \ION Vlf JO IMPORTS .. '• .. ' ... . ... 831 11•18 495 1104 MISSION VIEJO IMPOllTS .. . .. ' ··-. ...... •' ·- BJl 1141l "49Sl!O·I 1974AMD 1975 4505Es&SB.s CHOICE OF SIX MIS~ION VIEJO IMPORTS .. ..... . ...... I •11 ..... •• '• "' ·~ .. '' 831 1148 495 1104 MG 9742 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISSION VIUO IMPORTS . ... ·- SJI I 148 495 1704 tw Pcae tclle "'1$ Xlndffe. p.a. M2·2'755 .,, IWKllt t I JI. tGOMS. '11 TOYOTAs HERE NOW '69lOYOTA MlllC,.. Auto. tre11t .. ••otory •I• llOlld~ ~andlU tOf>. OM~--......,'" l\)r -Oii& (1>4114) '1395 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA 1111,1 ,_,.,. ' ••• • , .. , • •• , ' ~• 11 A • '895 Bill MAXEY lOYOTA ' "" Ir~ " I•••\ • • • , ~. • .,. • ., • ~ '"' If t. ot .7310YOTA c_..~ s2295 Bill MAXEY TOYOTA I flfl,. II• " 15 • 1 fl 4 ! ' •t "' ....... , ........ " VolbWCICJlft 9770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "11 VW Bug, orange, 56,000 mi, xlnt cond, see· to apprec. 673-4319, 645-8211 VW Sclrocco '75. Xlnt c:oocL AM/FM radio, re· aaonable offer. (213) ZS.2189 '68 VW But, nms slnt. $1300 or beat· off el'. 982-4708 aft 8pm. . . '11 VOLVO ·HERE HOW 1!'10 VOLVO 114. Excel condltlon. auto, air, radials S2000. 494. 7109 Mlol.UtH ••••••••••••••••••••••• G_.. 9901 ·~·········-·········· Nabers Cadillac •1SPYDIR'' the•w 177 Chevy Mona Spt.cister! '6B Chry St ti W Autos, Ua•d Autos, Used Autos. UHd Xlnt C!Ond. 8 S7~/bs~g:C~: ••<!•••••••••••••••••••• ·-·•••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Call 642·5299 *'76~Carfo• VB.Auto, P/S, P/8 , A/C. Vff, P/W, Stereo Tape, Ult, plus much mor $:58915. (412NLD) IOI II.ACK OLDS Z345N. Grand Santa Ana 542·8811 '67 Chevy 2 dr, reblt eng trans. good «1nd $600. 645-1949 eve/wknd11 &J Malibu El Camino Auto. Xlnt/ cond . Lots/ Extras 645·3644 '5'7 Chevy six 3 spd, over- dr, needs paint. good transp4SS0. 141-8404 EJ Camino. Black S.S. Stereo, lo miles. Xlnt and. 631-0141. 831-0990 84 OleYelle 283 Hi perf N brks/balt Air Bhock AM I FM/Btk $500 979-8858 Triple )'our money. '5 aiev. Stn wen. Put en a trans in & new paint e-1 mooey. Complete w / ent'•· Only uoo. 631·3320 75 Monza 2+2, ldnt cond. D . Auto1 air, AM/FM ateuo. au trans, brk1 , dlx lat. •2100. PP. ea.-. ~ ....................... aaa •u. 4 Dr bdt ... tadtaJ Urea, air, etc *"°· Pvt""· 9118-2353. CC.•. 't7 Cb.ryiler 300, dal:Qa'911. $tOO.. 13143111 There's no need to travel all over the territory to find the best buy in a used earl You'll find it right here at Johnson & Son Lincoln Mercury. Just drive in and look over our large selection. Then get our price. We know you can get the deel you're looking for here ... and now! 1973CWUC ---. 11711.JCU ~ 1973 m BAL -v .. avto ... .,.. • ~ 0 br• .. I• p Wll'l<fO••. VI at,110 tr-. lte.fO"y M. lull ooo111••. tterltf) rad o. he•lftf ..,...,_ ~rciof '·ftl.0 9tn• wN""1 CO..• t>t°"'"' .,,.._ t.,,_,,. OHIO v .. _.._ ......,.., , rwn ••..,. ''"" ••••o -_.,. __ "'"'""' -----c•l7QHt,l1 52395 53395 tel\ .,,...,..., u lleSt ................... '°"'' alCC'tl 52595 ) ·- IM.PllCE DISCOUNT IBAll SOit S ltO S JU $1124 s 7l4 s 200 YOU PAY OMLY 57195 V·8 engine, automatic transmission. large tires l wtieels. Loaded. Str. tJ7A17MZ035138 6 cylinder engine.· 4 speed transmtsslorl. bucket seats. Ser. tA7M465E170.c09 USED CAR SELL-OFF!. They Must Go Now! '72MAD4 .... ,'°° (805FFI) A steal 1 1595 '7JTOYOfA c...w.,. ~AJr (810.JFJ) 1 1995 •73 Y.W. 7 ....... Factoiy Bed to ,.. ar. Like new . (032HP8) • s.tw•• Air, IUIO. lteNO wide tf ree & wheel1. Eic1r1 *~·•3995 74Jf.r C.11 e ey1. 3 JPMd 14,000 miles <tt50TJ •3595 ?JCHIY ~· ... Y-8, No.. lir. p,1. (198S8) '1695 '72YOl.YO t4DC:.. LIM New C902ROJ) '2895 c.m!'= • .,, V·8 . Loaded (f71eT) '4 95 '71RAT llt Yellow. 6 tP. lllCll new ~1m '72111r C1 P 414 Auto~ P.S., V-8 Low. low mllea (11152P) 13395 NEW 1977 \ PINTO :t.DL SIDA.M o4 spd .. front di3cs. vlnyt bucket seats, eleo. rear wind. defroster, stl. blf. radials, tnt. glass, whl. cvrs. STK237 (101722). s3372 Plus Tax and License • MEW 1977 MUSTANGS 2 DR. HARDTOPS 2 + 2 FASTIACKS Over 25 new 1977 Mustangs in s t ock. We have a SUPER SELECTION of standards and Gh1as. • SEI US IEFORE YOU IUY! • MEW 1977 PICKUP'S "RUDY TO ROLL" CHECK OUI VOLUME SA VIHGS From light p1ckup1 to custom heavy duty models. we can serve yau best • HURRY FOR FINAL 76 Seville .............. Sale Pnced (0452927) 76 Eldorado ................ S9495 (536NIM} '75 Fleetwood Brghm ..••..... S9295 (173MCF) 75 Eldorado Coupe ...•...•. S8495 (725KYS} '7 5 Coupe deVille ............ s 7995 (135MDNJ 75 Coupe deVille ............ s 7595 (986MXT) '715 Sedar. deVille ..........•. S7495 (0102034) '74 Eldorado ................ S6995 · (616LPC} '74 Eldorado .........••..... 18495 (079KGE) '73 EldOrado Coupe .......... $5795 (752P0Sl 73 Coupe deVille .......•.... $4995· (795JFB) •••••• '73 Olds 98 Sedan ............ S3295 (354G0Tl '75 Mercury Monarch ........ S3995 (L540479) '76 Ford Granada ............ S4795 (F126178) CLEARANCE DISCOUNTS ON ALL · REMAINING 76'1! ' '74 Dodge Surfer Van .....••. S5995 With mag wheels. stereo tape & sunroof-LIKE NEW! (183334) '77 Chevy Monte cano ...... S6595 (897RSC} G I 0 N 0 v E D B N * T u 0 D y R E y N A 0 • R L w E s D NOTICE u * A SFOl1S•mt 4x4 IY c 0 N 131 T D Brand New '7 6 I N 0 CHEVY BlAZER M * s OtAl.ETS w A Must Be SOid or B v s Leased This Weekend E we .. ...,... wllffno to tlke 'IOAlt A E offerl on mv or all of tMM 4 wt*' l drtYe Bllziltl wtth Cullom Chinook campers. All .. complete(y loeded E E lnctudlng air conditioning. L s BRAID IEW 1977 A s * Great Selection IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BUY FROM IKE · .. 76 TOYotA COIOUA Deluxe CpH., Automatics. air cond1tioning. radio. heater. 3 to choose from. (915PRA}. LOW AS ~3399 72PIMT0 Auto. trans. (322FYB). s1599 ?IAMC ....... Automatic. power tt..tng, air cond. 'I leee than 15,000 mlt.. (478PCU}. s2499 ?JDATSUH 610WA.oM TO BUY • -REBATE BUICK'S SMALL CAR MEW OPEL LOW LOW COST HIGH GAS MILEAGE -Cslif. EPA Ratings: 22 MPG CITY 32 MPG Hl&HWAY w~~ S...WIMl~C11 M 1all1 ALLATGREAnY REDUCED PRICES •45 months at $71.71 , cash price S2888 (plus tax & license): deferred payment price S3891 .36; APR 12.67; down payment S 199 plus tu & license (cash or trade). On approved credit. All of our cars have a 5 year-50.000 mile service contract available. ~ Mile So. of the San Diego Frwy. Between Adams & Baker OPEM SUHDAY Wherever you llve in Orange County, buying a Used Car In Costa Mesa from Johnson & Son "Juat Makes Sensel" • '75 UMCOLM MAU tY V-8, automatic. factory air, power steering & power brakes, power windows, power door locks, cruise , control. (691LPY). '8895 '75 OLDS WAM>M VISTA ClUISH 9 Passenger V-8, automatic, power steering, brakes, windows & seats. (389N8V) 54895 71 UMCOLM COWi VB. a utomatic, factory air conditioning, wbltewall Ures, full power, heater, stereo nd.lo. vinyl roor, tinted 1ws " wheel covers. (252CCY). '2695 ?J waan WONTMO CPI. V·8, automatic, ra~ air, power steerl n1, power rakes, power . windows, radio, beater. (202.JEO). 1' '2595 '1J OLDS CUTLASS 2 Dr. CouJ:. va, autom.at.le, ractOl'J , air eondl onlal1 pwr. st.iq~. bnkes,.stereo radio, beater, UM! 1J•1 YlnyJ root, wbltrialJ tJres. whee covers. (5f7HTY). s3495 01 ALL NEW 176 & •77 PACERS &. HORI ET SPORTABOUT WAGONS IN STOCK MIRAaE MAZDAS "ASK TO SEE 'THE FACTORY INVOICE" SALE 5 YR., 75,000 MILE WARRANTY • '76 COSMO DEMO SAVE '2000 WAS UOH MOW '4085 Ser. tC023C70279' • 76 MIDI $2545 SAVE s537 Ser. t8T0'92109 • '76 U4 DIMO$lt74 SAVE '1500 Ser. t i.A tu14l11't • o4 apeed, air conditioning, radio. ' heater. &per nlce cat1 (GeOHQO) 7J CADILLAC sm>AM Dl¥&U va. automatic, factory alr condltJonln1. run power, atereo radio, beaUr, wbtt.wall tires, vinYl I roof, tlll~daiba.heel ~ " brown m c w/deep tan Interior. (lU.0). ,•4495 f .FINAL .SPORTS ·a.oCAL WANT ADS SUNDAY, FlllUAIY 6, 1977 I HAVE A SU6GESTION TO MAKE .. M'1 SU66ESTION 15 THAT ~srr~ee£ e-t' r~ ... ~ FRONT DOOR 10Nl~T · we've ~AD SOME 8VR6LAR~E5 IN OUR Nf 16H80RHOOD LATELY ... GOOD GRIEF! TMAT HOME 15 ~16HT lN T14E NEXT 8LOCK ! BRAVEST GUY IN THE 200 ----- I DON 1T THINK '1"ou CAN GUA~D OUR HOME Pl<Of'ERL L( FROM . UP THERE ... NOW TEl-L.. ME WHAT YOLA THINK IlrA, t CAN "Tl!l-L-YOU TMIS: Of: MIS., MAll:CIA ! YOlA A~E NOW AMONGST THc NICl:?~'f PSOPL& t> t>t> As GARY STRUGGLES TO DISARM GENE, SWIFTY GRA65 THE MONEY ANO 5TART5 ro RUN AWAY,,, . J'U5T A5 A SHOT 15 FIRED! 'AR.0/.P 'f/ 7?,_0U~ ~,, 2-(j l: KNOWf .. ve~! YO(). -see, L.IN"A ANO Al'TMtA" A"E THE NIC£4Si PEOPLE t KNOW ANO X WIL.L., IF~ ~IPOVU TO WMK8 All'TMIA" AND C.tNDA Ad ... Howeve~ MOV& A F&W F&&T IN AN'/ OlkECTION, AND YOU.. WIL.L- CEASE 'fr> Be AMONG i"HeM ..• AT iHIS MOMEN1 Y~ MAPP!N TO SI 'iTANO\N9 AMONG WHICH I~ A~ IT ~HOUL.P Ell!, - N0·600D ftAi THAT '/OLA AEE .... i-MIM! /,STEN TO iHIS, HENRY ••. I iHrNK GEORGe W1L90N II; LD9t~ HS MIND. PARKER <J <l <J .· _, '/.·/, . ) INSIDE ™E 5TUDE~CE.NTER IC2> BEL..IEVED TO BE A SURUl\JI NG S1UDENT RADICAL.. FROM ™E SIXTIES I HE APPARENTLY HAS BE.EN IN iHE BUILDING RAPPING foL..rncs FOR THE l..AST EIGHT (,)EARS UJHIL.E LIVING ON ~ CHIPS FROM ACA~()(( i ~ I i • MACHINE IN 1HE BUILDING'S BA5EME"1T ! MULLIN& DOCTOR SMOCK • YE:F', eve RY t:'OCi"'OR'S WAl1'91NG ROON\ IS 1'9HE::: SAMS.! , ANP WHA"'f''S i"'HA"i YOO'Re RS:APING, M1s·r.eR? HE CJJAS DISCOVERED ONL<,l ~ Pf£J WHE.N HE WROTE HOME R)R t'V'O\lEl,-l J ~ I'M At 'THE S1Ai E UNIVER- SIT9 W~ERE cAM?US POl...ICE HAVE SURROUNDED THE S1UDENT CENTER BUILDING I • A HELICOPTER I EQUIPPED Wint A LOUDSPEAKER 1 15 FLQING OVER 114E BUILDING RlGHT NOW TE.LUNG HIM 1t> COME ON OUT ... 1HE SIXT1ES ARE OUER ... ™AT J1MM4> CARfER \5 NOW PRESIDENT .. bwFard~n•an IT C,AN'T BE ,A Rlc&HT ONE:-· IH' STORM'S <iONE ,AND ,A1..L THAT SNOW IS LE'FT! -~ Geor IF THE METRIC SYSTEM DOES NOTHING EXCEPT P/ZEVENT T_HIS sor<T OF TH ING, IT1LL 8EWORTt1~~ IT... ":f POO~ RICHAF<~'S AL-M ANAC! o . --. .AA " CJ><><>LE MAX! IHAT SONG GIVES ME GOOSE BUMPS! -tHESE AttJ'I GOOSE BUMPS L. ~ • ... "' ~.. vV -...... -... ~ ...... ---.. :. : : ... 1"1-K<OVVS .... -~~~ IHE JUD&e IS TAKING- llST."---c A "mlAL SPIN IN OUR NEW -~ "VAJ..HAL.L.A 6'T'' fv100f:L.. DJ~~ ~ ~ ,. I '"T" ,.,,,_ .,_ __ ....,.. ...., ____________ ~ R£ALLY?! GEE .... l'LL PLAY rr AGAIN l ~OLD rr !.. .. HOLD IT! CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYE'S? There are itt leut six diCCer- encea In drawfn1 details between top and bottom puiels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. •llllllflll fl 141tqpi1g '9 '\Uil.lalJIP fl .l;JJJ, 'CJ 'lU.UaJJ!p II d•::> 't 'lU.lUJJ!P ~" llW"W 'I ·uµoq• ~ •IPll'fll taAO\IS 'l: 'lUiU<IJJIP ., ~IJ. '1 :l.l~UIUJJ!C ... IH~ GOOO. iM~ EMO, 1HE . ~szr:t:cr, 1 H~ 1MPt12Fecr , No MOl..05 ' SA1'UJ7 ... r.loo- 6oYl · I . , ---BULLETIN IOAID--- •sUM NUMBER! One-third of ten; one-tblrd of lilt. two.thirds of one. wll fiwe you tbll number, {t you know the trlcb. What number? '(U~\1110 .&.llqlM"CI 01 a1N IUOl\:lell) HIN •St.ate Namt1! Complete Lbe names or Cour U.S. e States: 1. KEN --. • 2. IDA -. 3. MARY -• SAY NOT SOI Looklna Cor a 4. ARI _ . Time llmlt: 30 aewnds. ·•uoiiiv •t ·pu.i.cnw. ·c ·oq•p1 •r; -.n1on\P•J1 •t •Sound OCf: A cel1aln nve.Jetter word can loee u many aa four letters without chan&lna lta aound. What word Is that? ,;antnb., pio• •IU game that will liven things up at e Date i<>ok: Which month makes mlat.alces? Flub· a party? Try this Host or hostess ruary. Which month bu a sore throat? Streptember. makes up an amusing bit or Whlcb month sounds upy? Yecck-tober. gossip and whispers it to a neighbor. That .----~---r----.,,--------­person then whispers what h.: or ~he heard or thought was heard to another neighbor. L_5s::;~~ and so on, until every-___ -..._ -~.........__"' one has passed the tn· formallon on The last 10 receive 11. repeats 1t aloud F.:c!g::~s exactly as hi! or she ~;::;...-,~?F:, heard tt told, where-.._....,.__ upon the originator then repeats the ong- inal word~. • ~_..... It is often a~toundmg i. how much the two ~~~~:il'..2:-.::~~~=~Siii:Z!!~~ messagl!s will differ in HAPPY LANDINGS! One of five routes carries the raft ~1mple details. above to Its dock (X)at lower left. Which path la that? ... TRICK OR TWEAK! Apply these colon neatly: 1-R.ed. 2-Lt. blue. 3-YeUow. •-Lt. brown. 5-Flesb. &-Lt. areen. 7-Dk. brown. 8-Dk. peen. 9-0ran1e. lC>-Dk. purple. 11-Lt. purple. SPEttBINDER! SCORE 1 o poJnta for uaina all the lettera in the word below to form two comple14 wo1da: ST AMPED .E . . . . . ... THEN acore 2 pointa each for all worda of four lettara or more found amona the letteta. Try to ICOre at lea.at 60 polnta. ·p~• 'wn.t ~111-.ct•uw a1q,..04 ·~ .. ~ ~' . '· •"" .. .. .~· ti. . ' -· ' . -. . ' By Brown and Casson eACl-t OF U'? 15 ALWAY€, SO GLJA 12060 .. r JUGI Wl5M You· 0 fey '10 KNOW M~ ~ALLY' weL..L . .. BO IN5~CLJJ2f,,At,WA'(5 -------- 1'rzv1NG ro H1~ Bf:HtNl7 A ~ACAO~ ... / OV..AY, WMerze WOLJl,D YOU , Life(~ Mr- 10 0eGIN, Svf<D,.J? ~L.ll IN AU .. !Hf. MONTH 5 wEJVe OAT£0, !'V~ N~ve12 ~IOOeN AN~ING Frz<JM YoU ... . IH~ NAMe IS ___ A~t,O. bLA bri.ckman WILLPOW&fZ 16 ~L.lli'rl~ ~M:?K I f'\G , .• I • Ar-Jo NoT TeaLLtNG ,AN'(ONS: ~LlT IT I J • . IHE VEr:l.'I FABRIC OF OUR SOCIET<( I~ FAL.1.-ING APART. . GORDO TANH FNDIARA OUR PLA~ET I~ txll.._,G FROM POL.1-UTIO}J. WE'RE DIVIDED B</ 60CIAL· u~~EST. A~D ALL you 00 IS ::JUM.P UP AND DOWN O~ A PC>GO 6TICK . WH'f '? ~ ~.::::::;...;._ 0 ......... ~~ --· • .. PR~~IOWf NIXON WA~ AN AVID M%.SALL AND R;X)f U. FAN ... by Jeff Millar & 8111 Hinds ': . _._ --~·---·--------- ----·,.....------..... b , .. _........__ ---------·· .. _ ... •' FOR SEN. BARBY GOLDWATER (R.-Arlz.) Alti6t11e....._. ......... Rapa .......... ,_1a19M,,._ .... _, 's n soa,........-. ..., .. ,... ............... blP" <-Mn. ..... ulll) "'am-dlllls ........... ekdloa ... ......., ........ ~ ....... ~?--Bncc...,.. s.cn. ..... <Alf. • I was critical of Mr. Reagan only onc&-When J felt he was wrong about the Panama ·Canal. I still do and am joined In this by almost everyone who knows what's going -on down there. As to Mrs. Reagan's remark, my oountry comes before friendship. FOR .1EAN MARSH. star of Upalaira, Doumalaira Wiiy .. ,... .... ,.... portra,.& of -f.ll9IWt ...... ._., tnle .. lh?-V.S .. G.y. W. • It's difficult to explain to Americans that English ser- vants were just as soobb1sh as their masters md that they maintained the status quo. I think people believe me as Rose because rm a very old-f~ gtrl, a very moral gtrl actually. And much of my actual personality Is like a servant's has to be-just observing and thinking. FOR RfDD FOXX. star of Sanford and Son Do,... raat S.. f.a tW,.... dmb to...._ tDoll eo ...., ,....1-1-v .• Oxfenl. ,._ e Ye.s. fve been Uvlng ln Hollywood (or 25 years and have never done a movie until now. Twenty-five years of my life wasted-I could have played a picture where I could run. Instead of wal< like Sanford. The best thing about the good old daY$ ls they're gone. That's how I feel-!you look fOf'Ward to the future. Things used to be real rough. FOR LEE GRANT. star of VO)'Ole of tAe Damned Ae _ _.. .... ......_r.ar1om• ...... ,.. ... ....... ..,, ... ?-LIL. ........ Olda. e f m In awe of the greats. fll never fOrget when I saw Sir La.nnc:e OJMer ln Becll~tt I was so bdwled over by his performance. I had to go backstage to oongratulate him. To lllu.strata my feelings, I decided to~ myself at hls feet and whUc oo my knees say, ·~la to show you what I tblink of your ecUng." When he opened the door, J was so navous. I l'W.'\ller ald any of the things l wanted to. FOR 1llE .,ASK 11tEN YOURSEF EDl1'0li ... c=-,.. .... ...., IAdm. A ...... tllie ..W ............ .....,.,..._?-VA.V ...... N.Y. e SM was born In Rome. 1hc daL9>tm-of Franc:e.::o Mal- ger\ a prominent Italian joumallst. She became a prtnoe.ss by her former rnarriag9 to Prince Niccolo Pl!J"ll1-lli. (They had two chlJdren, FabriZJa, 1q her th1rd yar at Prince~ md Diego. et 9Chool tn E.ngl.and.) Luciana spe.ak.s four 1w9111get, has been a fuhlon designer and a~ oon- adtant and ls author of ~iana Awdon'• Body~. FOR CAROUNE BllD. author of TM Case~' C~te ., -,... .., colese ....-. ... pk.ca for ........ ..-?~ .. ._.. MlllM . • U you look at successful people who are happy ln their woric, you'll find that most were ln the right place at the right time. Voo could well miss such an opportunity In a classroom. U you're undecided about a career, It makes sense to take a year and have as many working experi- ences as possible. Once you find ·something you're Inter- ested In ptD'SUtng. then it's time. to do the learning. FOR MICHAf.L I.ANDON. actor How .... ,.. --..... -----,.... a.tea .................. die PnMe?"--Olw o.Mow .... Cocoa~ Ra. e I guea that rm moat like Owarles Ingalls In my low for my family. Nothing ti\ the world. and that includes all of HollyWood and daow business. la as Important to me as the health and happlne~ of my wlfe and chlldren.; 1 am di/famt from him ln that I live In a mce home and don't have to wony about where rm going to get money for the chlldren' s shoes. FOR HELEN REDDY. singer Don,.... ta -.•a Wlllll to be• lllllser. or-..• WMt ••11a1t0: s .. ?-A.Qmia. Tre,,N.V. • Traci has no desire to sing or go lnto show buslne.ss. She'• more conoemed with ecology. Her next love Is gym- nastics. She got Involved last year In LA., when she saw an exhJbltlon by the Soviet team. However, I don't think she'll ever be a champion; she'd rather watch than do. FORIAN~ formerly with the Bay Qty Rollers W11J .. J1011 ...._die ...,1--. Bl•trl. Fnual119· ....... • Slmp&e-rny sanity was at stake. I couktn't even walk out oo the streets or go to the movies without being mobbed. So when we weren't on.stage, we were locked up within four walls. It really was~ to drive me Insane. FOR LEE MERIWE11IER. star of Barnaby Jona OU, .... ._.,_..._pn:tlf. IMltaa ,_ ._ daerada pmta?--S.S.. Dcwll Like, N.D • • ht stand back. let me take off my makeup, and I can do any character role! lhat's the main reason I like to ' work ln Theater West; I can choose rny roles-even heavy character ones. rw trted atroo.t eve:r)'thlng. from a man In TM LefeNl of Lylalt Clare to a 70-year-okl woman In Miuion: lmpoaaible to 15 different women ln Spoon River Amholoo onstage. PRO AND CON · Should We Spend More Money On Space Exploration? PRO: Dr. tt.. MMt&. Oired.or of Na~onal Aeroneutla and S.,.CX Admtnlm'atlod• Arna RUMl"Ch Center In Caltforni. V es. OnJy by .teppng outside of our dally frame of reference do we gain the !Mights to deal With, the problems that bedevU c:a.r daily Uva. lt' • no accident. I beUeW, that pubUc c:oncern for assaults on our cnvlronment 90lldlfled when the flrst photo- graphs of the earth taken by our space explorers wae pub-IW*I ..,,. ye_. '80· TM beautiful. fragile splM!N Ooa~ tn Infinite ~llUtrated u.90 words coWd the flnlte nature of our trrVlrOnrnent A. long as we arc free to Imagine. we wUI and must explore. In doing so. we demonstrate our human- ity as wrell u our gratnaa. CON: .... <:.a... PNeldent. SlerTa Club, a netklnal cnvtron- rnental aictSol\ ~ • No. We already have re.aped ..bstantlal beneflts from tpaoe exploration and, In the~ asked more questions than we have the abUJty to answer. 'The apphcation Of tpeee feehnol. ogy to terrestrtal needs. however, la tardy. It's no crlttclsm of putting f man on the moon to note that we ttill canhot trans.- port people Into and out of our dtia. Paracbdcatly, we have better control of tun.In waste In space than we do In our rtveis and oceans. While we need not completely tum away from lopl!Ce.oricnted .-..earch. this planet's health and weU- beklg must 1-our ftnt priority. " . • 1817 FAMILY WEEKLY, INC., AA l10hta reMf'ftCI I ... . -.... ,,. ~ . ...~ ... , ----------- Firiall~ Like a lot of smoken you may like the idea of a longer cigarette. You may also want low tar. But longer cigarettes usually have more tar. ' \\ell, Vantage just wouldn't go along with that. So we worked. Until we could perfect a longer cigarette with the famous Vantage combination of full flavor and low tar. • Not the lowest long cigarette you caa-flnd. But very pouibly the lowest that you will enjoy. New Vantage Lonp. A blend of tlavol"rich tobaccoe with tar levels held down to the point where good taste still comes through. That\ the Vantage point. And that's the point ofVantage Longs.Never before has there been a long cigarette quite like it. Try a pack today and see if you go along with us. --- Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangesous to Your Health. .. .. -~----- 'l'HE NEW JAMES BOND FILM-GIRLS. GIMMICKS AND SUPER FANTASY HOW BOND ALMOST GOT IUS For those who think Bond Is a chawlnist, take comfort In some of the ways he almost met his end; they are so fan- tastic and tongue-in-cheek that they bear repeating. I The new James Bond girl is Barbara· Bach, a gorgeous American- bom 27-year-old who thinks Bond is not all he's cracked up to be. -Barbara Bach costars with Ro1er Moore in tM latest Bond epic,~ Spy Who Loved Ma By Peer J. Oppenheimer The James Bond films are supposedly harmless fantasies In which everyone (Remember how the late President Ken- ~edy enjoyed Bond?) can Identify with an all-powerful hero who has two primacy things going for him-stupen- dous glmmlcks and.even more stupendous girls. First the gimmicks.. TM Spy Who Loved Me Is the name of the new Bond film. and the producer promises that this will be the biggest~ most expensive ($9 ~ million) one yet. One reason may be the specially built-up supertanker I saw on the set In l..ond.orr- lt's big enough to swallow three full-st.zed nuclear subs. And Bond will, of course, futve his own special means of transportation -a spec&ally built car that can conveniently plunge Into the water and con- vert lnto an efficient sub- marine with harpoon guns. detachable explosive bumper and a supply of black lklUld smoke saeen. But even so. can these measure up to some of my old favorites? There was. for instance, the fabulous $45,000 car In Goldfinler that. by the time ThwaderbalJ was made, had an ejector seat. machine guns, front· and rear- bumper oven1ders that ex- tended as· ramming devlccs, tfre slashers, rewtvlng license plates, radk> telephone, radar screen and Ntractable bullet- proof shields. 1 abo have a soft • • FAMILY W£El<LY, Februe.rr e, 1m spot In my he.art for the flame- throwlng tank in Dr. No and the magnetizing device that ln- f alllbly tripped jackpots ln a plush Las Vegas casino in Diamonds Are Forever. And then there was ... But I could go on forever, and Ifs time to get on to the Bond glr)s. If the Bond gimmicks can be taken as fun, can the girls? Richard Malbaurn, who scripted eight of the 10 Bond flhns, says ya-'The Bond girls have become high camp, a spoof." But others have been made a lltt~ uncomfortable by the fact that none of them sur· vlves a film. Diana Rigg, for Instance, found that her honey· moon was also the end of the llne in On Her Maje,ty's Se- Cl'et Service, while. in Oout-f inier, Shlrlay Eaton was painted to death. So I asked the new Bond girl, Barbara Honof" Blad.man Bach, how she feels about lt all. "Bond." she said, '·'ts a male chauvinist pig who uses girls to shield himself against bul- lets.." But she does think that this film has more to offer an actress than the earller ones: '1'm actually a counterpart of Bond. Before, the girls kind of fllfted in and out and we.re usually killed to boot or coww. rm not as important as Bond-after al~ these are his stories-but my part Ls the most important female role ever written for any Bond film.'' Ian Fleming, Bond's creator, was a oonnolsseur of beautiful women.· He wanted his hero- ines to be eharmlng, exotic, versatile, intelllgent and, most . of all, to possess ample sex appeal. Based on th\s and on the leading women In the nine previous Bond films, Barbara has all the quallties needed. ntE BOND GIRLS She's beautiful, Zl, 5'7" tall, measures 3.5" -24" -35"', weighs 124 pounds. has wide hazel eyes, high cheek bones, an unplaceable but interesting ac- cent, a model's taste for chic and plenty of self-assurance. But even with all of this, can she go on to better things? After al~ a good many of the Bond girls faded Into obUvlon almost slmu)taneously with their demises on the screen, and, until now, Barbara was virtually an unknown Ameri- can actress who appeared in a rash of Italian documentaries and B pictures like TM! Taran- tul.a With TM Black Stom-- ach. But, If nothing else, Barbara has confidence: "l hope this role will trigger suooess for me," she-says, .. because I want to go on to become a good actress and appear in good films." And maybe she does have a chance. She was chosen last August from hundreds of pos- sibilities to play Anya Asa- mova, the female Russian spy in the new film. but her confl· dence was slightly shaken over a celebrttlon dinner given by the producer and director. "Just one thing," the producer said, "Don't gain any weight." "And have your teeth capped," said the director. "After that," Barbara adds, "I didn't know wt\at they wanted of me." Will she swvtve the film? AJJ she'll say ls that 'rrhere never was a part In any of the other Bond fUms like the one J play:'But I should add that scriptwriter Malbaurn has said that the girls ".had to dle be- cause we couldn't hamper Bond In the next episode. After all. he's not the typical nine-to-five w~ earner with a wife and a~ IJllll with a p\cket fence." IA1a From R_.. wltla Love saw him attacked by a helicopter and his neck almost broken b.y a TurJ<ish wrestler. Lotte Lenya also tried to stab his shins wlth poison blades th.at came out of the ends of her shoes. GoWftaser had him come within an inch of being bLsected by a laser beam and decapitated by a flying metal· rimmed hat. In n...lerbal he survived a plane crash, was sealed in a cave to drown. smashed ln a hydrofoil and pursued on a motorcycle equipped with a flame throw- er. For YCM& ()Illy Uve Twice he took on four helicopters while flying a one-man auto- giro, was nearly blown up along with a whole Island and narrowly missed falling Into a pond of rn&H?atlng piranhas. He faoed death again In 0. Ha Majesty'• Seem Saftc:e by being machine-gunned and exposed to a deadly virus, while In Dllmoade An For- ever he was stuffed In a coffin and headed for premature ln. clneratlon, careened through a narrow alley by putting hls · car up on two wheels, was gassed and entombed In a con- crete pipe 1n the desert. He lived through that only to face lethal darts, a fiendish palr of pincers th.at replaced the vii· lain' s missing hands In Uve Md Let Die. as well as poisonous snakes. shots from the mouth of a remote-controlled smJJlng scarecrow, nearly belng shoved out of a private plane and an airplane chase which ended in a turmoil of tearing metal and seven totaled Ces- sna planes and a DC 3. Oh, yes, h~ also tangled with l,500 crocodiles. In ..... Mm Wida Tiie Golda Ga he was atblcked by mar- tial arta experts, chased by high-powered diamond frag- ments and almost hugged to death by mustve Sumo WTest- len. In n. Sor W.. Loveil Me. he' a pursued on skis by rtfle-flrlng enemies. 'dives off a cliff and ls aawd by a ~a­ chute, faces death at the mouth of Jaws, who earned his name by hJa two rows of viciouS steel te.eth. ls attacked ~ by a carload of gunmen. shot at from a helicopter and faces drowning twice by belng trapped In a supertanker and again In a lab when It $Ub- merges too deep. ·. YOU MAY CHARGE TOUR PREsD>DmAL COLLECTION to y~ur American Ezpreu, BcmkAmericmd, Master Charge, Diners Club card .r...--~unt. if you wi.ab. Charge or CCIJlb, you're prg.tected by the Kennedy · Mint 15-day e,xamination period. . ,. · · . ,, .. ;·:·· .. ~ :· • L~ ; 1~ CVT AJID UA 1'IUI CIOOl'OlnOD&TI ~i2nm;;······ 1 K.nmdr&qv.cn. a...JmMLOblo 4'1'2 .. 13151) Preet.d.entlal ColMctloD at ... p.11Jl1i ... ,..,tniDq CIDd Jaanclllnq. (lotfy Ne c.~:·a> ............. ~r o ...... c:ai.v.o••H <-' r.:;:. A.ciaomt # .. ' HELPIMG KIDS AVOID EMOTIONAL PROBLEMS Strict or pennissive? Indulging or denying? These examples of extremes in parental behavior may help you to steer a middle course in raising your children. By Theodore Irwin What makes some kids so extro- verted, others nervous and uptight, still others quiet and Introspective? Basically, there are two answers. The first, of course, Is that the child simply is that way and that It's perfectly nor- mal behavior. But sometimes these personality characterlstk:5 are devel- oped through the family environment and become exaggerated to the point that they can indicate emotional prob- lems. When that becomes the case, the parents may want to reassess the way they handle the child. No expert's ad- vice can substitute for a parent's ex- perience and wisdom, but the following list may help some parents who are s!lll not sure abouf what approach to use. For example, to cite extremes, parents may be: 0.~. These parents are likely to envisk>n an "Ideal" child, one who ls given a chance to fully develop emotionally and Intellectually, beyond conventional constraints Nothing Is wrong with that, but when taken to an extreme, conduct Is al- lowed to t.ake root, without Interfer- ence, that may be against the parents' own standards. Even undeslrable acts are glossed over. One chlld psycholo- gist contends that these parents are reaJly Intimidated by their child. Then, Instead of getting the hoped-for "self- dlrecte<f" chlld, fru to express himself, what they rear may become an adult who ls Insecure and disorganized. Sbtd ~ Inwardly, the strict parents kmg for a child who will conform to rules of conduct as they see them. A5 11\ewed by Elmer Beri<el, chief psychologist of the Sarasota., Fla.. school system, these parents want the youngster to obey, to be pliable, to lis- ten to them and let Dad or Mom make all the decisions for him. '1'hcy want to retain fuU control aver thelt chlld," says the psychologist. "up thr~ the teen-age years, to see that he ob.serves and honors their moral and religious values." When a child disobeys or breaks a rigid rule, many of these parents re.sort to slaps, beatings, angry abuse or fre- quent threats of punishment. Others punish by withdrawing privileges. Such parents are surprised when they find their children growing up to feel that Fnc·~• writer Th«>do~ Irwin u tlie autle.or o/ U~n1tandini and Over· cominc Ocpreeeion. I e "AlotllY WCUllY, ,..,_.,,, ttn other people are threatening. But psy- chological tests indicate that the kids did not feel free to express their hos- tiUty and were either very easily dls- C9l1raged or unusually persistent. Overprotedlve. Most often, notes Berke!, parents tend to be overprotec- tive with an only child, with the young- est and with glrls. lbey see their offspring as going out Into a hostlle world, Incapable of coping with proO- Jeins.. So they want to safeguard the child against getting hurt, to shelter him from daily knocks and thus enable him to grow up "strong" and self-sufficient. To cite a fairly typical case, one mother was so relentlessly concerned with every mlnute detail of how her son functioned that she even checked her child's breathing and measured the food he ate. According to Rita Rabinowitz, super- visor of the mental health department at Abbot House, an Institution for ne· glected children In Irvington, N.Y., "such a mother ls frightened, trying to hold her chlld close to her beyond nor-• mat nurturing. That child, too depen- dent on hJs mother, tied to her apron strings, Is likely to see everyone In the outside world as bent on doing him harm.'' Ovaa.oUoaal. How these parents behave toward their child Is a matter of temperament and usually Is not deliberate. lbey may not be at all aware of what they're doing, except to show how they feel-without any In- tent of molding the child through these emotional outbursts. Betty, at seven, has just such excit- able parents. The uproars at home flood her with rage and fear. She has no way of judging what's wrong or right because neither Mommy nor Daddy takes the time to explain the reason for their flareups. To her, words don't have a meaning-she hears only the noise. Mirroring her parents' turbulence, Betty has learned she must shout In order to be heard at home and to talk fast If she!s not to be Interrupted. With friends, her ability to listen has closed down: she Is argumentative, often hJt.s out at other kids or pushes them around. Betty tends to use force to get what she wants.. Perfedloellts. Perfectionist p~rfnts are compulsive and want to acrueve goals for the child that they themselves have not attained. They expect the youngster never to accept second be.st. to come out always on top. Both Paul and Gloria Johnston, for example, hold very high standards and believe their son DaMy must always perform to their satisfaction. Yet they don't pay attention to Danny's capacl- t1es at his age. His father, particularly, demands that the boy get top grades In every subject at school. His mother In- sists on her son always keeping his clothes spotlessly clean and tidying up his room meticulously. A boy like Danny Is apt to be non- aggresstve, accordlpg to a study by psychologist William McCord of chJI· dren in Cambridge. Mass., and l.s in- clined to be overanxious and uncertain about his relations with others. Falllng to achieve perfection, he may consider nothing Is worth trying and could•be- come a school or college dropout. hldlffuaat. "Emotional desertion Is more prevalent than physical abandon- ment," noted the late Dr. Chaim Gln- ott, the well-known chlld psychologist. "One of Its many faces Is dlslnterest and detachment" Certain adults are so constituted that they flinch from lntlmacy, avoid physi- cal contact with a child and find It hard to show genuine warmth. Typically, the father remains aloof, dlsdalnlng bids for attention. The child ls taken care of In a mechanical way; In effect, he's subtly or covertly rejected. Stil~ par· e nts may go through the motions of caring-providing toys, spending mon- ey and the like. Dr. Helen De Rosls, New Yori< psy- chiatrist and author of Parent Power/ Child Power, calls the offspring of In· different parents "nothing" children. "Very early," Dr. De Rosls says, "children must have someone as a sounding board or they cannot learn who they are, what they Me, what they stand for. A5 no Interest Is taken In them, they cannot feel any Interest In themselves. Lett atone too much, they may develop In strange ways. These children may be either ~d and pathetic or active and disruptive, de- manding to be noticed in any way, good or bad." Some of these youngsters tum out to be stutterers. Studies by speech ther- apists have revealed that one of the strongest feelings of stutterers ls hid· den or veiled rejection. Undernour- ished emotionally In a family lacking warmth, children will probably have a hard time developing an Intimate love relationship ln later life. They may grow up to be loners, choosing an occupation ln which they can devote themselves entirely to working with things other than people. All of these examples, of course, are extremes, and most parents fall some- where in between. Nevertheless, the Child Study Association In New Yori< \ City notes some pointers we all shouJd keep In mind when raising our children. l.Jedastaacllas. To understand them wv must first try to understand our- selves. Whose needs are we satisfying -<:>urs or our child's? We must consider the kind of conduct we'd like him to Imitate-or not to lrnltate. Expectatiom. We need to be realJs'.. tic-and elastic-about what our child can achieve at every age, whether It's learning to dress alone or to express him.self clearly Faced with too-high expectations of a task to be done, he's llkely to fail. <lartftcaUcML It's Important that we clearly explain our family rules and values and that the child understands What we want. ' l.JetalQs. Communication Is a two- way proces.s, and listening Is quite dif- ferent from hearing. Bcuvlcw. Once we decide how to handle Intolerable behavior, It's Im- portant always to follow through. Threats without action only confuse kids. Hoeaty. If we're not truthful, how can we expect our c hildren ra to be? liAlJI ------------·---·---------· ~ ~ofJlritain_ --G Sttfll'1 and~ Aw .• Philadrlp!M. Pa 19134 Pie-. Nell me 1 $-f'tece Knife Setl•l at 19.M plu• 11 .&0 po«aoe and hllndtlno -"· I enctoae my C~k/Money Order for CH. cttaro• my M~ lnteftlienk No -------------bp. -----0 M•lefcNll'oe Account No. Exo. ------ 0 BaMA-lcard Account No Eao. ------ 0 A-can~ Account No Eao. ----- Name-------------------------Addr"'-----------------Ai>t. _____ _ City State Zip --- A11ow two to four weella for delivery. MAIL 1•DAY MONIY •ACK QUA"ANTll COU.-ON NEWS .ON NUTRITION How do you know whether your diet contains enough vitamins? Here's a list of those we all should be getting -along with their best-known natural S<>llttes. By Raebel Adams If we want to keep our good health, vitamins are essential Tile best way to get the ones we need Ls through a well- balanced dJet That means eating products from the four basic food groups-dairy goods; breads and cereals; meat, fish and poultry; fruits and vegetables. Nutritionists also say that we should eat a variety of the foods within each group. But not all of us do get a well-balanced dJet, so we've prepared a llst of some of the most important vitamins and their major natural sources. OM!d< them to see whether your diet ls supplying the vita- mins you require. (The mineral Iron, too, Ls an l~t daily requirement. especially for women before menopause, who deplete It during their monthly cycle. lron-t1ch foods that should be on the famJly menu would inelude spinach, walnuts, bran flake$, prune juice and aspangus). VltamlnA -.. M ~ It ls known to be essential to the normal growth and function of skin tissue. VIUmln A ls most Important for eyes.. By helpiJ1g them maintilln their abUlty to differ- entiate between light and dArlt. they ~t night blind- ness, a degenerative disease. It also lncrea9e5 resistance to noee and throat Infections. w..n to Id It Apricots. but- ter or margstne. cream. egg yolks. Uver. milk. yeUow and &eaf y green vegdabla. whole- mllk c:hec:M. VltamlnB, .._ It .._: It Is needed for tha proper functioning of nerve tissues. This vitamin pro- motes good mw1Cle tone, nor- mal growth and stimulates the .ppetlte. .Men to set It: Brewer's ~ chk:ken, dried peat, fi.h, lean meats, lentils, milk (whole, skimmed, nonfat dry, cvaponted), peanuts. muts (ltwr, kidneys. sweetbreads). wheat gcnn, whole-gratn or enriched breads. osreals and flours. adverU eement IFYOUHAVE IRON RBLOOD ALL THE VITAMINS IN THE WORLD WON'T HELP Iron poor blood is the most widespread nutritional ailment in America today. And taking• vitamins can't help, because vitamins don't contain iron. What you need is Geritol, every day. Geritol is so rich in iron, just one tablet contains more iron than even a pound of calf's liver. Plus vitamins important to your health. Geritol's iron can actually build your blood day by day. That's what makes it different from vitamin pills-and so important to you. ...... tloa: The vitamin pro- motes healthy akin end he.tr, good dlgutlon and toUnd nerves. lt alto lnc:reues rats- tance to Inf ectlon, general physical weakn«ss and 90IM eye oondltlons. Wlacr• to ect It: Brewer's yeast. c:hlcken, dried peas. eggs. fl.sh. green and leafy vegetables, kidney•, lean meats. llwt', an mllk, wheat gcnn. VttamtnB. WMt It.._ lh an Import.ant aid In the aynthesls of protein and regulation of the nervous -vstem. The vitamin allo helps tho body retain It• ult and water~ WIM:rc IO w-t It Whole.grain cereals, soybeans, wheat4, beef, lamb, ltvtr, pork and veal ' Vitamin B,. w.llf It .... : Without this vita- min, there would be no proper uUllzatlon of protein, fats and carbohydrate-. It's also essen- tial for product.ion of Rd blood cells. Wliere to !d It: Beef, dairy product&, egg yolk, Uver, oys- ters and shrtmp. Wll.t It toa: This vttarnln Ls a factor In the cure and ~ tion of pellagra, a disease that affects the skin, gastrointesti- nal tract and central nervous system. It's also hetpfuJ.tn the maintenance of healthy skin. Wlaerc to get It: Brewer's yeast. f lsh, green and leafy vegetables (green beans, broc- coU, kale, cabbage, etc.). kid- neys. lean meat. hver, all milk, wheat germ, whole..graln or enriched breads. cereals anl:S flours. VttamlnC WUt It-.: It's most famous for preventing and curlng scurvy, a disease that causes weakening of gwns, Joosenlng of teeth and bleeding Into skin and mucous manbraoes. It also lessens the posslbUtty of hemon'hage by lnereaslng the strength of ,caplJlary walls. The vitamin alds In the body's reslstanee to Infection and pro- motes sound teeth and gums. wr.a.. to -It: Cantaloupe, citrus fruits, green and leafy vegetables, pineapple. pota- toes, raw cabbage. strawber· rla and tomatoes. Vitamin D WMt It .-...: Its tmportance to the system Is that It aids ln the absorption of caJclwn and phosphorus, which build bones and t~. It also pre. vents rickets (a bone-def~ Ing dtseue) In children. w.a. to .. It. Egg ~ frah and caMCd oUy fllh. liver, cereals and mUk that are Vltamtn-D-«nr1C:hed end evap- ocated milk. 'Thia vttamtn la aJ90 pr¢uoed by • reaction to the ultraviolet rays that pa. trate your akin when yo.ire out IUflf\lng. Vitamin E Wlllll • ~ This vtt.amln la atentlal for th. health ol body ttaua, but Its ecect "-'cUon la ~termlned. O \Ylaae .. get It: Sources In- clude com oil, cotton Med otL wheat germ, peanuts. fJlll walnuts and liver. Yim ;.c:__..--••.•. Ii\ Golden [ights r-------------·· I MAIL ... Ol 1ERi11.oo-oFF ON MY I CMION Of ICBRGOLDBI UGH1S I I I I I I I I "" I I I Nlrne.__~~~~--......--......,."'2"-~~~~~ (PiimPiiiO AGtrwa--~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cly~~~~~~9'1t---..__.~__.n;,'4i-~~~ W,Pf911ffbrlnd-----~~~~~~~~~ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. By Rosalyn Abrevaya 7A.M. Healthy skin needs pfoper de•rtas. lo.Ills and ..--.. 1119. Total ttme needed: 10 min- utes each morning. Step 1: A good tolet eo1p. worked Into a lather and spread on a moist- ened face, Is still the best way to remove grtme and makeup. For dry skin. use one of the new wMllable de•e=hs c:nw. Step 2: Tone with an edilsgat containing aluminum salts (better than fresheners or clarifying lotions), an In- gredient that makes the skin look flnn, pore- less and smooth. Step 3: Dry skins need an under-makeup molsturtzer (unnecessary for normal o r oily skins, which easily maintain adequate moisture) as a protective shield against cellular water evaporation. All skim can benefit from moisturizing dally In the under~ are~ where oil glands are absent How to G.-ge Yam Skla Type Dry lllia: FlaM• tmily, rarely breab out, ia finely talured. Oly 1111111: I• U&iAy, ha. mJ.ar'" pcKU, kruU to brea.i out. Nor..a Ilda: Heu a rwy 11.ow, no enlarled pore•, may ahibil #UM on n.oae and chin in wrnnia or show sl.ifht sifru of winta dryMu. c~ Applyinf Mai.eup Now that yoo've primed the canvas, yoo'll need 10 minutes few makeup. Step 1: ~ f D 0 Ill• (when buying, to det.rmJne color closest to yoor skin tone, test dlffemlt shades on Inside of your forearm) by dotting on fore- head, cheeks. note and dUn. Blend In long strokes out to hairline and under c:hln. St.p 2: To emphas!ze eyes, ux a......_ •t h•ow that blends with eye color. Avoid bold colors for day. Note that l~t shades make small eyes look larger; smoky shades flatter but IUb- due large eyes. Use one of the new ...._ ........... •ttt111M applied on top and widerskle of upper .00 low«r lashes. Finish with a special soft W. .._,._.on the bot- tom rhn of eye. It magically enhances the whites of the eyca, making them ..,.,tcle. If brows need filling In or extending (not beyond end of eye) ute a gray or brown tt\ede of pen- cil, never black. Steps 3 and 4: U, 1lc:t .. < b' • 11'1 and ,.... .t10Uld be cr-..my for dry skins, nongreHy, such as a powder blusher, for oily skins. C '11ME-SAVING 24-HOUR BEAUTY PLAN If you're like so many of us who hate to bother with makeup or skin care, here's a quick basic guide designed to make the most of your Joob in only a few minutes! ~ Get ready for a qllk:k &-. 1~1 ...,_ whether you have been out for the morning or leaving the office for lunch. If makeup has faded (this usually happens with oUy skins), use a prepack- aged towelette to clean skin, then redo 8Nlkap. If all you need Is added color. pat on rouge or blusher. Office fluorescenJ lights cast an unflattering pall on skin. Use a foundation with a rosy tint Before lunch. do this leomdrlc aerdle sitting down: pull in stomach and but- . tocks to the count of 10 and release. Repeat for five minutes. Howto'1...agdria'"N• Apply polish on center of the nail, leaoing hairline strips bare along Bides. Nails seem longer. 1 RM. You're planning a night out I: and want to look a little special. Start with• Mt batla. laced with a capful or two of molstarblas oil. Nex:t, a stimulating 10-mlnute ausk few ,.,.,. ala type. Here's the time-saver: since a mask's benefits are enhanced by the heat of the bath, wear the mask while in the tub. An added relaxer: set cotton pads on your eyelids, moistened with witch hazel that's been refrigerated. Take at least 20 minutes for your beauty soak. Now It's tlme for your evaalDg makeup plan. whkh shou.ld take about 15 minutes. Step 1: After dark, makeup should be more Intense, but not heavy. You should wear a foandatioa. still close to your skin tone, but ln a much wanner hue. (Note that oily skins need a water-based makeup. dry skins, an oll·based formula.) A wonderlul way to "set'' founda- tion, so It lasts the whole evening. Is with a fine, damp sponge daubed over entire face. Step 2: Eva wet more ftD1 heft at night; look sensa- tional with liner applied along upper !Id close to lashes. Uee • c:U:e llDer (it's easiest). Hold the brush lj() that your hand rests on your cheek. Then draw a thin line across your lid, extending It only a fraction at the outer comer. Eye shadow, ln a richer shade, may be applied before or after liner, but If It's a cream type, do lt before. A new trend to try: frosted or Sold-Bedecl IUdow. Anlsh eyes with mas- cara. (A waterproof formula wilJ see you through a two-handkerchief movie.) Steps 3 and 4: One of the new fuU-bodled red lip.aicka with moisturizer will lend excitement to your evening look. Or apply a bright lip gloss over your present brand. For c~ks, try a broued shade of r-. or.,...... The Paffy.ud Syadrome If you wake up each morning sporting "golf-ball" LUU, it may be that alWgy or Mu.sitis is the cause, with fluid ac- cunudoting m the eyes. Raising the head of you.r bed about six i.nclu!. (with wood blocb from the lumber yOTd) can t!JOllily correct the situation. MIDNIGHT A short nightly ritual of skin care, even when yot.ive been out on the town, ls essential If you want to preserve your looks. Tlme needed: about 10 minutes. For dry ....._ simply wash as you do In the morning. preferably with the washable cleanser mentioned earlier, available at druggists or cosmetic counters. Rinse well with warm water. Instead of a towel rub, let your face air-dry. Then pat In motsturtzer. Fw odJ lkbl. wash vigorously with soap; rinse. Then apply astringent. (If skin ls very oily, there are medicated drytng lotions. which would go on last.) Fot ..,,.... ....._ simply use a mild deanser. Skip the astringent you use In the momtng. Finish with an all- purpose lotion designed to maintain JR a proper oil balance. I liAJJI FAMILY WEEKLY, Februaiyt, 1m • 1t Special prices on specially equipped Granada 4-Door and 2·Door Sedans. YOU GET all Granada IW\dard features. auch as floor-mounted +tPeed manual ehift with overdrive: front diec: brakes, steel-belted radials. and matt. 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Jn large bowl of electric mixer, at medium speed. beat butter, sugar and egg untJI light and fluffy. S. At low speed, beat ln sour cream and vanilla until smooth. of. Gradually add to flour mlx· ture, beattng until well com-• blned. 5. With rubber scraper, form dough Into a balL Wrap ln waxed paper or foll; refriger- ate several hours or overnight. 6. Divide dough Into 6 equal perts. Refrigerate until ready to roll out. 7. Meanwhile, preheat oven to 375° F. Lightly grease cookie sheets. 8. On we ll-floured surface, roll dough, one part at a tlme, ~" thick. 9. Draw a large heart pattern on cardboard 7 Y.i.. x 8 w·. Place pattern on rolled-Ot.it dough and cut around pattern with sharp knife. Slide cookie sheet under cookie. 10. Beat egg white with 1 tablespoon water. Brush cook- tA • •FAMILY WEEKLY, 'ebNlllY I. 1871 les with egg-white mixture. 11. Using cinnamon candles or silveT dragees, make mottoes on hearts: ''Be Mine,'' '1 Love You," "Yours Forever," "Eat Y oor Heart Out" and so on. Sprinkle 11ghtly with sugar; edge with sprinkle of coarse sugar, red sugar, colored sprinkles or coconut. Be Imag- inative! 1!. Bake about 12 to 14 min- utes or until cookie ls golden. Let cool one minute on cookie sheet, then carefully slide off cookie sheet onto rack to cool completely. Make• 6 lar1e coolt~ hearts •crush sugar cubes with rolling pin or ln blender. MARR. YN'S COCONUT VALENTINE CAKE 1 -(11~ OZ&.) white « ,.UO.aib'* 1 CM (1 lb.) cMnJ pie UIUng 1 pq. (7.Z GD.) ftuttr white froring mllr 1 pkg. (7 oa.~ flaked coconut L Preheat oven to 350° F. Grease and flour 2 heart-layer cake pans. Prepare cake mix according to package direc- tions. Divide batter between prepared pans. 2. Bake layers 30 to 40 min- utes or untJI a wooden pick poked In center comes out clean. 3. Cool In pans 10 minutes. In- vert. remove pans and com· pletely cool layers on wire rack. 4. Place bottom cake layer on serving plate. Spread with 1 Y.i cups pie filling. Top with sec- ond cake layer. 5. Prepare fluffy white frosting mix and frost sides and top of cake. Coat cake completely with coconut. Makes 8 to IO serving• STRAWBERRY PARFAJT ANGEL PIE 29t11 ........ rootn .......... l4 .. l.lllMI c:tMIRof l8rtar ~cup ... 1 pk9 (I on.) ett.wbeny ..... 1 l4 cupe bollng ... 1 pt. ..... Ice crMm 1 cup prepet9d whipped topping or whipped cream I .. Make meringue sheJI: Pre- heat oven to 200" F. Line a 9- lnch pie pan with foll ; lightly grease and coat with flour. I. In small bowl of electric mlxer, at high speed, beat egg whites with cream of tartar until soft peaks form.. S. Gradually add sugar, beat- ing continuously. Beat for 5 minutes, at high speed, untJI meringue ls very stlf f. ... Wtth large spoon spread mertngue mixture evenly ln foll-lined pie pan. Swirl edges lightly. 5. Bake for 3 hours. (Purpose Is actually to dry out the me- ringue, not to color It.) Tum off oven after 3 hours and leave In overnight. 6. Make parfait filling: Dis- solve gelatin In bolling water. Add Ice cream by spoonfuls, stirring until melted and smooth. 7. Remove fbll from meringue shell; replace In pie pan. Pour parfait filllng Into shell Chill until firm, at least 1 ~ hours:.. I. Garnish with rosettes or spoonfuls of whlppe.d topping. Make• 6 to 8 "1'vint• HONEYMOON HEART S pkQe. (I ozs. Meh) atrewbeny~ gee.tin S cupe bollng water .. cup cold water ~ cup lllced .,..,... 1 qt. vanllla Ice cteam 1. Dissolve 1 package of the gelatln In 1 cup of boiling wate!'. !. Add ~ cup cold water and chill until slightly thickened. Pour Into a heart-shaped or other &<:up mold. S. Arrange sliced bananas ln decorative pattern around edge of mold. Ollll until set, but not firm. C. Meanwhile. dissolve remain- ing gelatln In remaining bolllng water. Add Ice cream and stir until smooth and well blended. Pour lnto mold <>Yer clear gela- tin. 0.111 until flnn, at least 4 hours; unmold. Malce• 6 cupa or 12 11eruings RED RASPBE.RRY OR STRAWBERRY MOUSSE 2 ..... (1 ........ , troaan , .. ,11.m. ................ . ...... l•nlap11 .... ••ed ........ ,. .. ,..1 tMlupun...., 1' pna.._Juloe .,.... ... .......... ,... .... ,., ... 2..,.....,CNMI 11'a.-..._. ...... coomMW'OOM Ztalth111aM ....... fll'''"'°',........., 1. In electric blender blend raspberries or strawberrlcs until smooth; strain Into me- dium saucepan; dl9Card seeds. ~ Spinkle gelatin owr purMd fruit; oook OYCI' b.r.r he.at, s1ir0 ring until dissolYed. s. Add % cup sugar, lemon juice and salt. Stir until sugar dlaolva; remove from heat 4. Refrlge:rate about 20 to ~ minutes or until mixture mounds \Ntwn chopped from • spoon. 5. Jn large bow~ with mlxer at high speed. beat egg whites until soft peaks form. Beating at high speed, gradually sprinkle In % cup sugar; beat until whites stand In stiff peaks. 6. Gently fold fruit mixture lnto beaten whites. 7. In small bow~ beat 1 % cups cream until soft peaks form With rubber spatula. gently fold lnto fruit mixture. 8. Sprinkle 1 % cups macaroon crumbs with 2 tablespoons liqueur . 9. Pour half of mousse mixture Into 2-qt. serving bowl. Sprinkle with soaked aumbs. Top with remaining mousse mixture; swirl surface prettily. Refrigerate until set-at least 4 hours. 10. At serving time, whip re- malnlng cream ln small bowl until soft peaks form; sweeten with 1 tablespoon sugar. Gar- nish surface of mousse with swirls of whipped cream; fln- lsh with a dusting of crumbs. Malcet 10 llel'Oint• PINK QIA)DJAGNE S'AR.Kl.E 2 ..... (S.OZ. .. , • 1 pkg. (I oa.) ,..._ taletln 1~ oupa bolMt...., . .... ----1 ..... (~ pt.) plM dlalnpa1rte • '''"*' ......... ....... . ..... .......,..,._.""" or-..DUcee l. Dlstolve gelatin In boUlng water. Add Ice cubes and stir W\ttl gelatin ls thickened. !. Remove any unmelted lee and stir In champagne.• Pour Into Individual glasses or dlshe-. Large-bowled wine glassa or parf alt glasses make attrac:Uw contalneTS. S. OUJI t.8ltil set, about 2 houra. Garnish with strawberries or orange slices. JI a/ta 4 cu,,. or 8 .eruinp -Gelatin must be thtc:kened when champagne Is added to hold bubbles tn suspension. FAMILYWHIO..Y,~t,1177 _.ti ......... Sirao .... ...... •ir· • D 1 1111 ,...,. ... -~. ----.... ~a..-...... '-*,_ .. -.... ~Hime Pendlnl few ... your friends ~ tht boll' best girl! PERFECT FOR YOUR PREPARATION OF TAX RETURNS ••• add '. . . subtract . . . multiply . . . divide . . . and SAVE OVER 45% on this 11No-101s.,._ .... .,._..pr1ce1ne1.,.111g, ua..ny lllwertiaM ULTIMA ELECTRONIC :::~~nut DESI TOP CALCULATOR i-.rtlul l*t of ....... My ll fUncllonl lor progrM'll'n9d wtthmeillc operation. The lelclur9d ~pl.-won1 l9flec:l lght. 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Most people can be Influenced In fawr of virtually any candidate by the ttmple process of telling them over and 0W% agatn-Yia blll>oards, newspapers met 1V ~to "'VOTE FOR SO..ANO- SO." 6. Regardless of whether he wtns or loses. ainy candidate is IAewed more favorably after election. ~ L Trw. In the case ol men and women In the college-age bndc.ets. at least. lnwstlgaticn from the l.Mtversity of low. met &U Sblte University found that •'Conservatives show a greater ptef ennce than do liberals for OLll'nmt hits and easy-listening music, while Jlbcrab tand to like folk nmsic. the blues and protest rmsk: substantially more." The study funher showed that, contrary to popular belief, rock music -«> fr.quently as90ctated wtth ~ lc.llntlv-ls actuaUy "wry appealing to ltUdents of all pollttcal penuaslons and ls only sl~tly tnOre popular among il)erals tlw\ oonservaltves. '' I. True. Un!ventty studies show that ~ tad to go all out In an attempt to ''ptych out" • poliflc41 candidate thay're not tnltlallydrawn to. subjecting each feed of his penonality to MVel'e 8Cl'Utlny and taking an e.x1remcJy hard look •t hb actJons and motivatiant. A liked candldat-. however. ls judged by a nu:h more lenient yard.stick. a. Tr.. Ps)lchological studies haw diollOmtrated ht )IOUr" eyes reveal hidden thcJudlta. emoUOM and atU· tudcs. Tab have thown. for example. that when uked a question requiring some reflection, such as "Do you think most people are happy?" $Olne peo- ple's eyes oonslstently tum to the left. while others tum to the right And University of Calif omla investigators have found that the. rt!#-and left-eye movers not only have different person- ality charac:tertstk:s but that they even vote differently, the left-eye. mown scoring sJgnJficantly higher on tests designed to show Uberal leanings. tJru. versity of OUc:ago studies have shown that when subjects see ptcture.s of the leading politic.al candid.ates, the pupils ol their eyes Instantly rweal their pref - erenoes by growing larger when view- ing a pk:1ure ol a favoTed candidate. smaller when shown a photo of one they dislike.. t. Falae. A study Conducted by a team ol University of Missouri behavior spe- cialists tested the effectiveness of various reactions to a hostile heckler's attack. It was found that the speaker "was seen in the most favorable light by the audlence when he refuted the varlom criticisms made by the verbal assailant in a calm. friendly and cour- teous tone of voice and tried to estab- lish good relations with h*5 assailant" 5. FalM. Stanford University studies show that. while in' lower-level elec- tions voting behavtor u easily influ- enced by a high repetition of innocuous adw:rtt.slng. "this phenomenon does not oocur in the hJgher-level races." To put It a different way, the more important th8 .Jection the more a voter tends to be influenced by h1s own thinking and reMOning, 6. Thie. Georgia State University studi.s of a national election indicated that candidates are regarded more fawrably after an elecUOn whether they are wlnncn or loMrs. ~ lnteruttng finding: men end women wcna Inclined to differ "in the kind of wtnner they prefer, wjth males becom- ing morw faYOl'M>le to a candidate who has won by a narrow margin and fe- malca becoming more favorable to- ward a cand~t• who has fJllll won by a lMge margin." ~ ,AMIL.V WEEl<L.'I', FM!fvary e, ttn • 11 @bservations Clum for ol ..... A thickener called xanthan gum is being used with detergents to help free oil that clings to underground rock formations and resists 1'8COvery by conventional methods. Once injected into a wen. the thickener re- ... stricts the detergent to where it will do the most good. keeping it from running all over the place. This and other methods of enhanced recovery may eventually add billions of barfels to America's oil reserves (about two-thirds of the oil ever discovered in this country is still underground, because it's hard to get out). The ultimate problem is economic. not technological. Some experimental recovery methods double the price of a barrel of oil, and others are even more costly. 0 Mof9 reguletoty .ntlnna. When a welfare client in Illinois dies. the llhnois Welfare Department rotAmely addresses a note 1o the deceased. telling him: ·Your assistJn,oe benefits will be discontinued. Reason: It has been reported to our office that yoo expired." WeN. you can't take it with you. 0 0 lltlnlty? We guarantee you will be. watching the desert ordeal of Jedediah Smith-the first white man to cross the American frontier from Utah to California. 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I • 8303-002 r.ttv State Zip__ ! ......................................................................... :.-;, ..............................................•................... . HOW TO GET THINGS DONE Are you a procrastinator? Here's a simple, efficient method to change you into a do-it-now person. By Edwin C. Bliss lf procrastination ls your problem. don't put off dolng something about ltl The most fundamental approach to the prob&em recognlzes that when we fall to act as promptJy as we shouJd it usually ls not because the particular task In question ls extremely difficult, but rather because we have formed a habit of procrastinating whenever possibk».. Procrastlnation ls seldom related to just a single It.em; It usually ts an In· grained behavior pattern. If we can change our habits of thJnkJng. we can break the pattern. The Importance of this fact cannot be OYeremphasl:zed. I am convinced that the most slgnlflcant difference between effective and Ineffective peopl.e ls that the lneff ective PO"SOI\ thinks. '"Thls task naast be done, but It Is unpleasant; therefore I will put It off as long as I can,'' whereas the effective penion ~ 'This W:k Is unp&easant, but It muSt be done; therefore ru do" now so I can forget about It" But the prospect of changing a deeply rooted habtt dlsmayltrnany ~ w tried It many times~ II power-the New Year's approach-and have f aUed. all that dlfflc::ult, though. pn>- use the ~t syst.e:m. Will.lam Jame.s, the father of Amc1· can psychology, discussed such a sys- tem tn his famous~ on habit, which was publtshed In Popular Science magazine In 1887, and It •lbsequent)y has been validated by the studa of behavioral adentlst&. As applled to changing the procrastinatfon habit, It would wort< u follows: 1. DttUk to •lar't maAUJ, the cltanfe immetUol.C!ly, CU «>On CU )'OU fW#a reodUaf thU arttcle, w/Ul.e )'OU an motivated. Taiin1 that lint •l•P ~, _________ _. .... ____ f promptly u importaAL. 2. Don't try to do too much too quidly. lnmad of tryinf to revolu- tioniz.e your entire approach. jml /orc.e YOUTM!lf ~ now to do one thing you have bun puttinf ofl. Then, ~ tomorrow morninf, •lar'I each day by doing the most unplea&- ant thing on your "To Del' lilt. Notice that I did not say the most important thing on your list. The most Important things should be allocated specific blocks of time. The most lm- pleasant thing very often wtll be a small matter: an overdue apology you've been meaning to make; a confrontation with a fellow worker that you've been putting off; an annoying chore you know you should tackle. Whatever It Is, do It before you open the mal~ be- fore you return that phone call, before you begin your usual morning routine. This simple procedure can well set- the tone for your entire day. You will get a feeling of exhUaratfon from know- ing that although the day Is only fifteen minutes old, you twwe already aocom- ptl.shed the most unpleasant thing you have to do all day. After you have done this a few days you will become locked Into the habit for llfe, because It Is what the behaviorists call a self-reinforcing ac:tlon--one that has an Inherent re- ward that reinforces the behavior. (This ls the way an Infant learns to stand; the f~ of aclUevement the baby gets from standing reinforces the actions that were necessary to accom- plish the feat the first time, and the pro- cedure soon becomes second nature. Simllarly, the "&>It-now'' habit can beccllne second nature.) Although I have recommended that you force yourself to follow this pro- cedure only once a day, you wllJ find that soon It will Influence decisions ~the day. Every time you are given an unpleasant ~ you will Itch to get at It, so that you can get that euphoric feeling that oomes from promptly disposing of a nasty task. The beautiful thJng about this system is that you don't twwe to do anything you weren't going to do anyway; you Intended to do that chore or you wouldn't have put It on your list It atmply means making It number one on the l1st, Instead of number f Ive or ten. 8. Then ia OM cauli.on: durin1 the period when your new habit u talring root, npecially during the fiT8t cou.pk of UJ«U, you nuut be e1pecially COTe· fuJ not to permit any aceplWM. Wil- lia.m Jama compared it to rolling up a ball of .trinf: a finl~ alip can undo '"'1tn lh4n many tutm con wind up. Sok toufh wilJa )'OUTMl/, ju.et for the /trft fet11 minute• of tM day, each day for the na.t ewe> f«df, and I con prom.iM you a nno habit of pricel.ea oolu.e. ,. So set th1s asJde andatart. Now. ~ FAMllYWIElCLY, ,_""*Yt, ttn a It Tl-i~ LAWl2~~C~ W~LI\ t7()L[)~~ A~~IV~l2§Al2~ . 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Dear Son: NOthlng ls new here. I kNOw that you are doing better N0w than you have been. Write aNOther letter soon. l want to get this off tn the NOon mall, so l'U sign off NOw. Love, Dad. -B . Bado Y ear1 aio you could buy an upenaive wti.c/,e and excuse your utnwal'JllCe by 1ayin1, "The best is none too sood." NOlDa- days you can aay that about anything. -Anna Herbert A bachelor went to v\slt some friends with a new baby. He watched the baby's routine through the day. When the bachelor was ask~ to describe the baby he said, "Very small features, clean shaven, red In the face ;md a hard drinker." -<hne Y aaenale A petUstrian was almoat run down by a 1peedm1 motoriat who 1kidded thro141h the N!d U,ht. Calmly w ~dover to hil car, and pointinf to a pair of baby 1hM1 hitmfinl from hU sunvUoJ', she 1tated, ''Thia ,,U,laJ ne~ lwwe Aappetu!d, YOCU&I man, If you ltad your •hoa on." -Sanuul J. 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Robert Half, preskient of the largest employment agency tn the comtry for flnanclal officers and acc:ountants. says that short.r persons get hired las often Md for )c9s monry. HaH quotes a study by Seu! Fclchln, a eoclologlst at C... Western Rescrw, who bwcnted the term ·~ttsm" (like racism or MX· Ism) after studying a graduating claa at tbs lJnfw:rsjty ol Pl~ F•ld- ~·s 5' 4'"-IO&ftt that: • Men (I 2" or taller' r.c:ctYed starting ....... 12.4 percent ~ th.n .. ~ • eql.IA!ly quaJlfled men of (I or laa. •Tall men entalng the education pro- fession awniged 10 percent hWw salaries tt..n shorter men. • Women 5' :r or lea am rneaswably las thM'I thole tallv. '~t.1177 ...uwmu Ttlette•llP•lf~ ~nldl1•8M'a t' h "°"°" ,..,.,. ........ v ................. Patnoll M. Unee.t •• , ......... Scott DeGaf'lftO D • PAMllYWHIU.Y,f"....., .. 1177 The 30-foot walls, bare and ominous, still loom over the shores of the Hud- son. The guards still man the towers that dot the walls, their weapons loaded and at the ready. But the Slog Sing of "Mad-Dog" Espostto, "Bad- Boy" Grant and "Death-House" Mike ts no more. In Its place stands the Ossining Cor- rectional Facility-a way station for c::onvicts who are moving on, either up for long stretches at ojher prisons or model prlsone:rs 9000 to be released. And llke Its Inmates, the prison It.self ls in a state of transition. The "Death House," ln whkh more than~ executions took place since It was built In 1922, ls being converted lnto a storage area. The cells where Qaldl facial a..,... MmyGINAl.JarAway A furrowed forehead ... an::hlng eye· brows . . . the blink of an eye • . . a frown . . . all of thea could be signs you are telllng a lie. At least that's the theory of·Ohlo State University profes- sor Roger .Bennett. who says subcon- scious fadal expresskJns, onUnarily occurring In a fraction of a second. are ~t _give liars away. Ha has developed a ~ fllm for his classa to help hl.s students learn how to apot the fibbers. The method has been used In ~l­ ogy and by students of nonverbal com- munk:aUon, and Bennett ts hoping the techniqua c.n be applied to help iaw. enforcement offkers and reporters. The students have correctly identified the l1ln 80 percent of the time. R m .. Wonll Fors.pfa6aa St.cpc:hUdrm ~tty er. u con- tented and happy as other kids. But atthou!#l stepchlldren are equally U> c::adul In ec:hool ~ 80dally, ~ _.. say Np(•~ Unosi without cxccption, lrnllglne themselws f .i.lura INTHE WORLD ••. the condemned spent their last days have crumbled with decay. The room where the electric chair once was ls marked only by hole.s ln the floor where bolts held the chair ln place. The last execution ln Sing Sing wa.s In 1961. While lrunates, prison officials and guards have come and gone, the resi- dents of the vtllage of Ossining. N.Y .. who grew up ln the shadow of the prison remember what Sing Sing used to be. Some say they miss It '1 was ln the Anny ln the '40's,'' remembers one resident, "and a guy would always ask, Where you from?' rd say Ossining. and he'd look at me like which side of Osh- kosh ls that, and rd say, 'V oo know- Slng Sing?' and his eyes would li!#rt up. 'Sure,' he'd say." -Eric~ as parents. The stepfather& "simply don't belJeve they're doing that good a job. and they are perpetuating a nega- tive Image of thetmclves," ~d Dr. Paul J . Bohannan of~ Unlve:rslty of California at Santa Barbara, who headed the research team of the study made for the Natk>naJ Institute of Mental Health. Sodok>gl.st Rosemary Erk:kson, who helped tn the researc:h. sakt mothers agreed with their children that stepfathers are dotng a good job. '1t looks like the most slgnlfficant find- ing la that It' .1 more Important to have a father, whether It's a stepfather or a natural father, than to be r a1.sed tn a mother-headed.househoki, '' she said. New Rabla VacdnC Fomd Researchers have developed an effec- tive and stmpbfled new treabnent for nible:s, says Or. Hilary Koprowski, a PhlladelphSa physldan who reports his findings In the Journal of1M Amaimn Mftfical Anocialion. The treatment Involves only stx shots of a new vacc::IM that has vb1ua1ly no side •ffec:ts.. The vac:cn. should be avaUable within a year. QaldlT.U. WWf ... pra .. d._ .......... ,., • .. popmrtlJ ......... 10 ,..,.? Yogurt? Artificial sweetner? No-:.lfs pepper-. Americans are using nearly 200 times more pepper a year than we did as recently as 1967 ... ~ _. a'a .....,. across the country are presently pettUonlng the Federal Com- munk:ations Commlssion In hopes It wiJI give W<llMl"I equal status with man ln the naUon's telephone direc:tor1a. They've asked the Commlssion to end the ~a charge for dual 11.stlngs, whkh they contend ls a massive case of wx dl9Crlmlnation ... Grakf111 • ........ ... U..cnMy of~ er-. have founded a scholarship ln honor of one of the most important (and most popular) men on campus-the local bartender. The namesake of the Ray George Scholanhlp Fund opened h1s bar ln 1944 and hu kept the beer, stu- dent loans and paternal advice ~ ever since . . . Fol-Sta._, of SUtc Hary K' I 9u has bee 1 e tM tint........, ....... of .... ,....... Globcboaen. In responding to Stan Greeson, Globetrotters pratdent, Kls-- slnger said. '1t Ls an honor to be associ- ated with a group INflOse won-and-Jost r~ ls certainly better than my own. My onJy worry ls how I will look In short pants. .. Gllo9t Towa F• Sale Want to buy a ghost town? Frederica Heisler, who owns most of RhyoUte, Nev., says she'll sell her 400 acres and res10red rail depot for $250,000. Rhyo- llte was a boom town ln the early 1900's, but after only a few years Its gold played out, the financial market tumbled and the town dried up. Since then. the buildings have crumbled. save the depot and the world-famous Bottle House. a mecca for collectors of old bottles. Eight people live In the town. which ls 140 miJes northwest of Las Vegas. Mrs. Helsler says w Ls anxious to return to her native Cleveland. BDID9)AVS (all Aquarius): Sr•.,_ Fabian 34; Ronald ReagM 66. Mo.lay -Jbn Brown 42; Jock Mahoney 58. T~ Turner 57; Jack Lem- mon 52. W~a Farrow 31; Dean Rusk 68; Kathryn Grayson 55. n.ndaJ-Jlmmy Durante 84; Robert Wagner 47; Dame Judith Andersoo 79. F..w.,-Burt Reynolds 41; Eva Gabor. 51. S....y-Allce ROOMYett Long- worth 93; Lome Greene 62. Mmtl>AY PEOPLE: Ma. p.,._ _. e.t R.,.11• M ......,, Gerald a. Wroe; "--.....,. .... Alohwd ll Cerr~ • ..._. ..... Joe Frazer, Jr.; ANN. OM .... ·•'~. David Lone: D•tr••• •• , •• C11Ntt11n: ,. t ••• ., ..... -.. ~ H. 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Tobacco boosted with certain key flavor-rich ingredients isolated in cigarette smoke, and prooen to deliver taste way out of proportion to tar. . . We taste-tested MERIT 1005 against some of the toughest competition we could find: higher tar lOOmm cigarettes. Here are the results. 'Jest Data CorrJusivc New 12 mg. tar MERIT 1005 were taste-- tested against a number of major lOOmm brandsrangingfrom 17rng. to 19mg. tar. Thousands of smokers were tested~ The results: overall, they liked the taste of MERIT 100s as mu.ch as the higher tar lOOmm brands tested . MERIT and MERIT MENTHOL. King Size and new lOO's. The taste barrier for low tar smoking has been broken again. r.:e .. :·w:·o.7111-.... MERrr A MERIT MENllD.. KIJ'l(JS a~ •A.mc .. 1 .. 1cu .. o1 c-()pl111ott. s,..,, ava11a111c ,,. o. ""'-· Plll»p Monia IM .. lliclu-.t. v •. b lifll. •...,.._..a-. 1m 11r1:12 .. :·uco.a ........ ew.perciprlnl by Flt Method. 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FEBRUARY 6, 1!177 'SECOND INSTALLMENT' The Pallisers, Victorian novelist Anthony Trollope's fictional sa&a of an En&lish political dynasty, continues with Episode 2. on KC£T Channel 28. Monday at 9PM Emmy Award·wtnner Susan Hampshire and Ph1hp Latham star as the lovely and fnvolous Glencora Palhser and her sober, politically ambitious husband Planta&enet, 1n this dramatization taken from s11 19th century Trollope novels Host fOl the senes is Sir John Gielgud In this episode Plantacenet and Glencora, forced to marry by theu respective families, have moved to Malch1n1 Pnory. the huae estale which was then weddrn& present from his uncle. the Duke of Omntum. Unhappy with her loveless mamaae. Glencora is bored and lonely until her husband suuests that she ask her cousin Alice Vavasor (Caroline Mortimer) to v1s1t Ahce 101ns the Palhsers' round of pohltcal and social galhenngs but 1s only a shght consolation to Glencora. still pining for the man she really loves, Bur10 F1tz&erald faced with meeting him at a holiday house party &1ven by his aunt, Glencora reahm she cannot control herself, and feigns a severe cold as the only socially acceptable way to be left al home Her absence foils Burgo's scheme for their elopement. When Alice returns to London from the gaiety of the Pallisers' social life, she breaks off her enga&ement lo the senous·minded John Grey (Bernard B1own) and promises both her hand and a considerable sum of money to her roguish cousin George Vavasor ~1sappointed. but loyal, Grey contrives with Aiiee's lather lo protect lhe girl's fortune by pay1n1 the sum himself. The first bridge over the emoltonal gap separating Glenrora and Plantagenet 1s formed at a London dinner some months later. Each has invited the one friend who the other d1shkes Plantagenet has asked his colleague Mr Bott (John Stratton), Glencora has asked Ahce. In an areument over Glenrora's fnvohty, Ahce defends her strongly to Plantagenet who suddenly reahzes the worth of his wife's lighthearted d1spos1hon, what Ahce calls he1 "gift of laughter " He apologizes to Glencora who, seem& this new warmth in her husband, responds with kindness toward his friend Mr Boll ·--- MORNING 8:00 f.I ()) --s...t.f .......... • llfelbfll m U....., If Ille Alf; Wi..,oirlt "' lllltritila Tues ((fl') CD) c.,tlM lll!Prt0 -6:30-u LI• ii th SffHtl•• Mon • Wed.. Fri.: ....._ lo Culbue Tues.. Thurs. D llot t. ...._ 01t1r • Will Alesrt ...... JadlOll Show CI> G CI1 Fut"" m My P'I& mStllld bClf l2IJ Good 0., 7:00 • (() (Cl!J CJ)) """ B 0 (I) CUii Gt Tedly Sllow / ea100a. 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Show ODlultt • 11111111 S,ilb 4:00 D tm 0 (() s,.da!TrutTut$ "A llt11e Bit Different" Tweleve year old Jamie Bur\e is X·raytd follow1n1 a basebtll 1ccldtnl tnd learns lhtl he II.ts bone cancer and muS1 lose his tee 1>11 Stoc•ton. l1nda Miller. Pine MKDonald, MICh.tel Tolin Siii e LM AIMrica1 Slyte ()) Tiit ArtMa CI>~OM m 11ics ' His Wd1es .., Cialp111 bllll4 ((Ill CD> Tiit t.t llalctr @ ())Mul-11 QI I Or... tf kallftit m r1111 Metre ((21) ())) Uttle luub 8U"1a Man -4:30- D To T .. Ille Trvtll (I) lillRpll '1 IWllCI !BJMl•-12 m TIM Atdllts ID Clftoen Fesllwtl ((fl') CD) "'" b Rlltrt 0 (I) Mt" Crfff111 Slw a flMlly Affair f.D llllttf Rec•ts (6 (I)) lleNIW Clf) S,W.n11111 5:00 eDBWCIIQJ hn ... MD (I) f 1Mlly Atfllr 11 W'tW fill Wet m Tiie lln Mlc:My Iba Club a ..., 11111C11 II:) S.1111 St!Mt m D1Mt11 -5:30- • (()((fl') CD) (al(()) lftn ()) hrtnd .. f111ity m 1nttdled Between a desperate attempt to locate • woman bent on suicide and trying to Identity a murder victim. Lt. KoJak (Telly Sevalas) finds time for hi• glrllrlend (Maud Adami) In the second part of a two-part epllOde of KoJak, Tuesday at 10PM on CBS. 'ON THE BOARDS' SUNDAY FtllllAIY' I MORNING * Indicates 111 Ad"'tisement -5:45-m Mii~~ 8:00 D~rtUSA Cl lltet Ille .,.,. II> Seutlltfll CMfOl'•il -6:30-u Ttdly's Relic* D S.retldipity CJ Operation Emtrttncy m Withlt 11> ROll!Ptf Room 7:00 u Llm,i Un1o Mr F•t e That's Cat U TURN 011 NOW * STOI' MTHRITIS Tt.l.ETHON KTlA·S D AtUlritls Ttletllon Conltnues lo SPM ()) '°PIJt ' His F ritftds Cl o..., ' Goliltll ffDI F alllily Matten m °"*'1arJ ""' @ Cl) This Is Ille lift 121 Voict " Acriclllm• m Yop lof Hult!I QI) Acriulbtrt USA -7:30-u l..li* u, um DllM~n Cl) *'MJ 19 M\olnt1r1 {)) T 01U Dlc1'r Amwtn D Day of OilcMry tm Mlic Nie m T1M Alt!bttlla Ill WMlfft Mwtftt»rt ((llJ CJ)) J..-ry f11wtt1 0 Cl) 0..., ' Goliltll IS M8* & Ille s,ot111 Word m 111sttr Roeen ca())) r""' "'" Mett1111 8 Silla Your l'raba to Him 8:00 a Sulltlowtr tompanr 8 This b ttM Ult Ill TELETHON STARS * Join Popeye to Http STOI' ARTHRITIS e Ar1tlritls T•tlloll Conltnues lo SPM. ()) Jilll1117 S..U.11 """ ()) TV I Lieb It LMnlln& e lie¥. Llfly Wlu WIS Jtrry Fllftll ....... ,... m1uH-~nl 0 ()) lllliatlt ..... 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U SEND PUOGE TO * ARTHRITIS TilETHON Box 7 Los Anaeles St U Artllntis T tletMll (I) Rt1 H11111krd u C.pus '1ofilt a o C1J C1J 0ra1 aooerts ClQ) H Is Writttft ll)R-IMAI 9 Tr1111-Wtttd Mimocls ms.s...strfft QIJ IJIOll Y OIK MM -9:30-u Dusty's Tretl!Me D G> Meet 111t l'ress U Di~ Cf) (CI?> CD) F 1et t11e llltion a 111t li111 1s tomi11a U'i) s,.d111111 Ci) Wildlife Advtllturt Oil ... . llf07 Jt11klns (~ (]))Jimmy S••u•rt Sllow 8 Joblhtt 10:00 U Clla1len1• of lllt Se1es Betty Moms vs Mark Roth 1n bowlinit and Sue Pirtle Heys vs Larry Mahan 1n rodeo D CID> Gt111dstand 0 Turn on Bia Star Show • NOW ON KTlA·S ARTHRITIS TELETHON D Arthritis Ttlttlloll (£ Hou1 of 1'-r • Dlrtdloas CJ) l11ten11tioNt Hou1 0 Herald of Trwtll ((ll) ) Cl11tN S Mllltff IUl (J) Celltt• laslrttlan a SuNay Cll*atioll ca ) Lollis l'aul Ltllm1n m cairistopllef a-.., QI) San Diep llllldt Out -10:30- D ® Ctllt&• Bashtball Marquette vs Cmncrnah 8 Ca (I)) @ JuRlor Almost AllJtllin1 Goes D Ministry of lt1¥trand Al II> c.mry Clla11tl m Hman Oirntnstlon -10:45- D ((ll) CD) CIJ llBA laslttba11 Doublthtadtr First game-Los An1eles al Phll1delphra. 11:00 U CAU 520.2121 NOW * ARTMRITIS TELETHON COMEDY STARS MUSIC e Arthritis Ttletlllft ()) ftllla111: Wlldow II Ille $outtl • ca CIJ> o Gilllpn ()) Cint1111 I GlluW.wd m Mo.it: "Stonnr' (com) '36- Shrrley Temple Robert Youns m Cllurdl it tllt Home a r.nt a.,t1st Ch11rc11 ID Ettctrtc C.ptnJ Gt Hour of l'owtf -11:30- All's Spom World • ((2,1 (I)) a Alllruls, Alllllllls ( <m CJ)) Soul Train m tnttrMtloNt Ru&bY An•RNOON 12:00 II STAY ON KTlA·S * Lllddtft/Wood/W11ner MTHRrTIS TELETHON 5Al1tlrltb Ttlethol! STOP ARTHRITIS 'tELETHDN/SUN. FEBRUARY STH NOWTOSP.M. KTLAO AJl-Star Benefit · ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION Box 1047. Santa Ana 92702 James Arnesa atara aa a frontiersman with a determination bigger than the mountains he challengea In "How the West Wu Won," a three-part epeclal presentation on The ABC Sunday Night Movie (9 to 11 PM) and The ABC Monday Night Movie (9PM). Feb. 7 and Feb. 14. p..,_7 SUNOAY (Condnued) (I) Bllrn:s a Allt11 a ca CD a hMlts 1 An' .. " D Ab11ott & Costello U> Falltl fof Teay t8J Cllalltfttt Cup TWIG mrrttlloustClvb -12:l0-e cr:ai GtllldsUIMI Cl) Clllliit CMa a (Qll Cl)) ~I) Tiit Supenura Womt11's Superstari final round AltK lmttbell m Mowlt: "Atler tlle Thin 111111" (m,a) '36-Wlllltm Powtll 11> Mnlt : "Ma & '• llttllt et HolN" (com) ·54 M•r1011e M11n ((ll) CJ)) OutMll flD F1itll IOf Today 1:00 II ((ll) CJ)) Cl) llBA 811hlball Ooublelltlcler Second aame-Oenver at Phoenia. D m NBC RtliJiouJ Sptclal 'A Conversation with ProteSSOt Sydney Ahlstrom " 0 TELETHON STARS • Ro1ers/f1lk /Gretn• "Fonz" 1Sttw1rt/St1ek U Arthritis T tltlhon (JD) honslcl• (2)) Arte,_ Mow1t -1:30- 0 Mowlt: "Tht Thins" (ho1) 'SI James Atness. Oewey Martin SFOfd~ m une .Wott w1t11 ••• 2:00 e 11111C s• "ScllOols 11 0 SEND Pt.EDGE TO * AltTHRffiS TtUTMOft 8o1 1 Los An1e1ts 51 U Ar1llritis Ttlethoft Continues to 5l'M (IJ llod Squd a (f8l CJ)) Hawaiia• Open live cowerace of f1n1l 1ound play 1n '"'' aotf tournament lrom lhr W111lae Country Club 1n Honolulu ®"'-iaura II) Tarn• Sfait11 ltt TMly m A Third Tesbmtnt m IMitllt -2:30- m MoM: ''Tiit Son of ()f. l•'rll" (dra) 'SI -Louis Hayward l2f) C..,.. Wtlk tlle World m S4tlldar 111a11,... 3:00 D ((ll) CJ) Cl) Fact Ille llatloll BM OM Wltll 1!1 AITHRITIS TELETHO" * wtll/LUDDEJll/HOPE Htlp Stop Althrltii 8 Artltritls T tletllon Cl) ""' ""' ""' • lllofte: CC> "TM ttonun" (dr0 '72-Jamts Coburn, Shm P1d 1ns,l0is Nettleton cmi 1111w1r. CC> "&u,e r fOll r ttt Imo" (wes) ·~3-Wllham tlolden CD SMllttr CIM!lllt a """" S..&P11 si. fD ..... na. '"'la" Artists -3:30- G leQJ'•••.i. 9 Cl) Vola ti -.r1c111turt (111 atllfloe T-Hall mw..n11 4:00 a C.111tr1 Thr• eTll•~rs• .... U lJST Hl STAR FINALE • ARTHRITIS TUETHON CAll 520-2121 NOW Iii Mttrttb T tlttholl Continuu to ~PM Bona nu 8 (13l Cl)) QI ABC's W1dt Wtfld of Spotts m Cl nt Eutwood/One * Man & A Sdlool Ot lonely Women And A Cllok.e·l1te Or Love ID llltrit: (C) "The .. 111iltd" (dr•) '71-Chnt Cutwood. Gerald1nt Pt~. EJ11abelh H•rtmu 1Jl Meet Ille ,,..., S World of S-nlnl fD Wan SlrMt Wtek m v-polnt on llutritloll -4:30- • Mowlt: ~ "'r•scripllon: Murder" (dra) '67 -Gene Barry, Petei I tlk. Nina Foch 1U> (]) EdUQlion at Wotk (8) ThrM l'wports to Adwtnlura fl!) ""Id ,rtSS flit Anltrlc.ln Antler m Hollywad Cllef 5:00 Iii Star Tre* (I) Mo-tie: ~ "Bri41es al l*-Ri" (dra) 'S4-W1lham Holden, Grace llelly U Sometlunc 5'tolJ ®J lltwi Cl) lllowle: (Cl "l'al111 Sprinas WtdHd" (com) 63-Robert Conrad. !Annie Stevens !lJJ Conctrn (ff) Wiid Wild Wm fn Wnlriftl1oA Wttl In ltniew m YfiW Kincdom m Soclttits '" r l'Wltloll -5:30- D llOJ O (() 10 lews U WorM of Sonlval fl) Tiit Way II Wa ca CIJ> Clumpliomlrip r1111i111 9 Clltbrity Swetpstakts m fltstl flfipiM EVENING 8:00 88(J)llm D That's Cat D lllowlt: (t) (~r) "The "1t11 Bmb" (dra ) '68-lohn Wayne, Oav1d Janssen. hm Hutton, Aldo Ray, Bruce Cabot ll) Burrud's Anlm1I Wortd • NEW TIME/STATIOll! D Allhut World (JD) liN ~of Anluls m Murder And Smuqlin1 * Ciltftn ford Heads Up Major lnwatl11tion ID Mowlt: (C) {211r) "Ma!Wt of Madrlcl" (wes) 72-Glenn ford Edcar Bucil•ntn, Bobby Dann ((IJ) Cl)) Rvtll Getlna11 SM @ Cl) lreuldt as.-:'"' fD Star Socctr (Qt Cl)) lipll111" Lcthr/Chlncin1 TllMS DDINll a ps,ooo l'yfemU m Corolll .... -6:30- • (ctll CJ)){)) Qfl llm e c.1tMt,y s ... ,.. .... a Wide World of Mwtnture • World of Ille Su ®) Tauti4MI ((21) (I)) Tel .. Ille Mtlltftf m •""' ""'*' 7:00 n ((Ill Cl)) Cl) '° lltinut• D HEROIC TIUE STORY • BOLD RESCUE/DISNEY D 0 Cl)® mw.iw If Oil.- "" "&rry ot tht Crttt St Btrntrd" Concl followinc an attac~ by' bfu 1n wllich the St Bernard &rry um Martin's hit, lltnnet Master Julius lurs the doe's close 1ttKhment lo tht boy CQijld interfere with hi$ skill 1n Alpine rtSCuts (]) v.,... Ill tlle llottl9I " Ille Su D Premltra Tonf1btl * THE KMCY DREW MYST£R1£S • (IBl Cl)) a ....., or .. ' tllt Ila~ lop "The Haunt1nc at Pirate's !Ave" Wiien "•ncy 1nd her friends see a beam com1n1 from an abandoned liahthouse, they c1ll the local sheriff. who does nol believe them becaust the 1llum1nallon has disappeared by the hme ht unves Ill Ntw ,,...,. llunt II> JIMMY DW STW On * MUSIC HAU AMERICA .., ... Hall Alwlcl S lllwit: ~ (90) "TIM ll«liu Tapes" (dfa) '73-Roy Th1nnel fD Eftlll111 at ~ m aoru" uncup "'°',... -7:30- 0 fllootie: tcJ (90) "JM Shoobtl1" ("e:s) 67-Jack Nicholson 8:00 D ((fl) ) Cl) allocla Rhoda Cmrd becomes lht romllnhc tlll&et ol a mystenous su1t01 wllO sendl her anonymous 11lls of roses, chocolates and 1 diamond ~nt e ID w mt m 111c·, 111 b•l-Tail 5-1111 Jee Peter Boyte stars 1n lh1s h1storic•llY detailed drama as lhe lale U S Sen. Joseph R Mctart/ly (R WISC). WhOSt cireer took him from a W1scons1n larm to the wartime mmne corps and, eventually, to the Senate where he became lhe locus of fear, lltlled and 1dolalry for his vociferous cemmuni•l·hununa .acttv1t1u. PM11c1a Neal, Bureess Meredith. John Forsythe, Ned Bully and Heather Menzies co star (I) 'def Mlnhall Variety HM B (121) (I)) (8) Sit Milllell S Man Alter several lor111n alhletts defect lo the US . Steve aoes undtflfOilnd as 1n amateur American bo•1n1 cllampion to 1nhltrale 1 suspected assaSStn team made up ot the ehen "eapatn1tn" CD lllowle: (2flr) "Tll1 Crl111S111 l'lratt" (adv) 'S2 8ur1 lanca,ter. [n &rtok, Dant Wynter Cl) Sa111 'or1J Sllow m Amtrlu -8:30- • (Cf?J CJ)) "''Illa Phyllis uses all her ftm1n1ne wiles to transform pl11n office buddy Hamel Hast1ncs into a lemme fatale 13 r.1111 aepon 9:00 G (Clll CJ)) (I) ~ Pete and Mac rescue a Sinter's llounde11n1 career lit the same tlrne u they put her do~e-smuuhn& benttactOi out of business. 11 Or at aohfts TV WEEK. FEBRUARY &. tan D Starts TOllfaMI • How The Wat Wu Won Wtdtm f1111lly Sapl e (121 Cl)) QI ABC S111d1y lli&M .._.. ci:> (211r) "How Ille West Was ..... {wes) '76-James Arnus. ha Ma11e S11nl. Bruce 8oale1tner, leek Elim A family sap ot tll1 1nt11WHYlflC of the llfH of lhru people 111 tile Old West en 1ndependenl n1011nt11n min, hi$ SIS· ter 1n llw 1nd htr oldesl son, 1 di!$ ert11 hom 1111 UnlOft kmy PartJ II and Ill will be seen on S11«ted1nc Mondaya. ftb 7 and 14 Cl THIS IS YOUlt lllLE * Old Ttst.1mtt1t Tt1ches &os,el Of Jesus .. Tilil Is '"" 111111 a» tt.1 H-.bard STiit 0.. W11 SD Muttrpieu Tlltatrt: U,.tain. °""'1tllrs -9:30- • ni. Klnr i. C.hlt Cl) S..my •nd c.,.,., llJ GOD DISTS7 CHRtSf * RESUltR£CTED7 IY R. WUltMIRAND Victim Of Communist Prisons CJ Volc.e of tllt lillrtyn l!)CMOM Now 10:00 G ((Jl) CJ)) Cl) Othtcdlio A dt· ltc11ve with 1 reputation for rac11I b&Olry, ~ills 1 black youth, and finds only 1 sinale ally-Oetvecchio-aher he is formally aceused of shoot1na lht "chm without 11111 cause Gl>lyof~ D '-,_ TM ArlMtrollc m~""' mra11ewi tB Jtny f alwtll fl')llM QD~'-'cloAS* -10:30- • J11n111y Swaaprt $ho9 D nr111 UM 11:00 a o • ()) cm m a hWI D 'acaeU•n (]) Tiit m Chi~ CD Mialoll: t111potlible Cl) The HontJlllOONf1 D ()) 1111111 tf tM Qame S NIHc '1llkJ f«um m AlrtMkJ at ur1• ( l2ll ())) W, WllialllS Im '"""" Sw1111rt -11:15- ((ll) (I)) $tfMIY ' c.,.ny -11:30- fJ MMl1: (1:) "Stra1111 89'· ftllon" (com) '6S-Roc~ Hudson e s._, a c.,."' • The 700 a. • ca rn1 ,,,., 111an1111 s... T.,._ G Mtwle: Cl:) "Cr1 of lb• hap!M" (doc) '73-HarltJ 111111, (JD) fllootie: (C) "TM b " (dll) '63-Rod Taylor, T1p111 Hedren Q) Wof1d CllalllplonlWp T-ls tl)lilofte 12:00 m &Mt i. s.ec. t:OO DM OMWitll_ 2:00 D fllowt11; "Uertec• Hoh11t1.'' "CUM ti tllt WtfWOll" Guess who's coming to dinner? If you re lucky. 11 s Just a burglar whos come only to steal If you re not so lucky, it's a hom1c1dal maniac who II take nothing less than your life This sort of urban violence goes on day and night. even in nice neighborhoods like yours. And the police can't do much to stop it So you better find out how to protect yourself. Jerry Dunphy can help you. All this week he'll show simple and inex· pensive methods of safeguarding your ·home ... and your life. Watch the Eyewitness Closeup How To Beat the Bad Guys;· every night this week at 6 o clock on Channel 7. It could be a lifesaver. '"HOW TO BEAT THE BAD GUYS" An Eyewitness Closeup Monday through Friday at 6 P. M. on Eyewitness News. (l} I MONDAY FUalJMY 1 Few niomMa •"' 1tttn.ft lilCJllD. ,, .... SH DAYTIME raocu111S. ... , for,.,, C...Hllilltct, lft tile ta'(s...-. DAmMt MOWIES 9:30 G CC) "nt Sltfy of Dr. ....... (dfl) • 44-Gacy Coopet. Laraine Day 10:00 a ·Alu., Mwwfe" {dra) '36-Fredric Marth, Claude Rains. Ohm de H1v1lland 1%:00 m "S.lludlr's Clllldru" (dra) '40-John Gllf1eld, Anne S1111ley. Claude Rams. 1:00 U "ltJ F"orilt llo11dt" (tom) '42-Bob llope, Madeleine CauoU D CC) "l lqer no Lilt" (d11) '56-James Mason. Barbara Rush, Waite• Matthau, Robert Srmon (21) CC) "Go Nahd h1 the Wotld" (dra) '61 Tony rrant1ou, Gina Lollob1111d1, £rnest Boranine 3:00 D CC) "four Rode Out" {wes) '69-Pernell Roberts. ltshe Nielsen, Sue Lyon, Julian Httlsen. @CC) "Tiit Bia loll11c:t" (dre) '69-Ryan O'Nul, le•&h Tarloi· Youn&. lee Grant. James Daly, Robelt Webber. Van Helhn 3:30 e CCJ "M•A•s•H" (dra) '70-Elholl Gowld, Donald Sutheliand. Sally Kellerman. Tom Shmtt 8V8NING I 8:00 u rn® <cm m> m""' a• o CIJ ca ()))""' D QISbrTlff Cl) Genier l'ytt ·~· • ,.~,. fallllly O>Mlm-U fD Electric c.,..., m Dnlllltk s.nes @•o.cta '9Uttleblclb -6:30-u Dl111lll Guests include Bob Hope, Sammy Davis Jr .. Donald O'Connor. Mamn Hamhsch, Andy 11.aufman Andy '"'1itll (fA) lttn Gtttfill Show m flmi!J Affair ((I}) (])) Ciunsnloll• mzoom ' ca ([)> 1ew1tdted m Tt1111 Talk 7:00 f) DINAH! FROM VEGAS! * Hope/D1vis/01Connor • Diltalll DB@ Cl>tD Et News au.riau' (I) lty Tllrw Som ()) Tt T 111 tlM T rutll • C.C..tmioll m11 ..... i.., O> 1M F1I fl) S,-1111 Mowie a -.., Griffith fl) ltldleit/Lltlrer Re,ort (121> (I)) n. P'lrtridae Fantiy CB lilcKale'• i.ny -7:30- D DINAH! FROM VEGAS! * Hopt/Dnis/O'Connor a Dinaai D Cllitomll IMJfillt • lollli111 "' DIU¥S CJ) 1M DIN Ct1111e Q let's MK1 A Dell CJ) 111• lllel T11111 D Tiii h'lf'I WiW Im f'rb Is lilllt m <a CE>.,.., _. ((JJ) (J)) "-"' SilJilll Mllee @ (I) Wid w.rw of Allirlllls a HecM's H«oes fil> euu.t 21 TOflislit m Fritt141 o1 11 .. O U.rs C111b m MF" Troe, 8:00 U (CUI (])) (I) Tltt J1flerson1 lou1se learns that the trouble with bein& a mother 1n law 1s that you iltl hh one when she and Jenny start f1&hhn& over Lt0nel II John FORSYTHE and * limes FARElfTINO in EMILY, EMILY on the Hallmark Hall of Fame II tlll (]) ®J (0 Kallmart Hall of Fame "£m1ly, Emily" An 01111nal 90·mrnute drama aboul a 19 year old retardate named Freddie who 1s helped to function 1n the world around him John forsythe. Kmn Grassle, Thomas Hulet (as rreddie). Pamela Bellwood and James farenhno star 0 ltowle: ~ (Zllt) "Crr of the lrlld" (natwt doc:umtntary) 73 (I) Mowie: CC) (ZM) "Artl'lltlea4" (wes) '!13-Cllarlton Huton D THE CAPTAlll AllD * TENlllUI SHOW! 8 (fBl CD) Q)) Capui11 & Tt11- llillt Tonrchl's rums 11e lore«a Swit and Ed Mdhhon D ftffl Gtllll of Ille W... Tor onto Maple leaf$ vs Buffalo Sabers m $ZS.OGG l'yranticl at '9fTJ MUOI <21J lilltrit; Ct) (lhr) '11M AnOtrson Tapes" (dra) '71-Sun Connery fit) lllltlna of Millds Sim Allen moderates d1scuss1on by Athla tile Hun (Khi&h Dhiech). Emily 01(kinson (Katherine llelmond), Galileo (Aluander Scourby) and Charle's Darwin (Murray Mathison). 19 rrtmltr • Ja,..,..,. unauare l'rorrams -1:30- f) BUSTING LOOSE-NEW * SEASON COMEDY HITI a <cm m> CD 111i11111 Loose Gutst Ben Davidson plays an 1n1tm1· dahn& delivery man who makes hie miserable for Lenny at the shoe stole m Ctaa-Wits 9:00 a ((JJ) (J)) (I) 1111•1 Arthur performs an ope11llon he •111 remember all his hie when his l1mous prac11ul 1okm1 colleee roommate becomes lllOle than 1us1 another p11tenl 8 ( ())) QI ABC Mo11d1J Motlt: a:J (211r) "How Ille West Was Won" Part II (dra) '76-James Arness, ha Marie Sarnt. Bruce Boxle1tner, Jack Elam, Royal Dano Thrs family sac• IAYOIYIS Zeb Ma~an. the independent mounla1n man: his s1sttHf·l111 11111, and her son Luke. Conclision will air on n••I week's Monday H1eht Movie. TV WE!I<. FEBAUAAY II, 1977 m Men Qlffflll Show U> Tiii Vlrslni111 g tint Ulliwnal G) T1lt hlliters Cle nc011 • s cousin, Alice Vavasor. visits lhr P11J1sm at lheu country estate and io1ns tlletr roupd or pol11ic1I ~no social 11the11nss -9:30- • ((11' ft)) Cl) All'i Fait Part I I he constrv1hve Rtel\Jrd eoes twict a1a1nst his better 1ud1emenl-bt takes lhe Demotr1l1t PreStdenl fol 1!1s new bas$, and G1111er '"' his new $«relary a o m ® m ••c 11011d•J .,ov1•: t:t) (90) "Nlrllt Terrer" (SUS9) 76-Valene H1rper. R1ellard Romanus Michael T olln, Beatrice Manley. Nicholas Pryor Ms Harper slars as 1 mo1011st whose hfr 1s tndan1ered aller she witnesses the slaying of a h11h1ny ~atrohnan 10:00 O ((17) (])) (]) Andros T•r1tb Mike Andros discovers a pohflcal columnist lrom Wash1ncton, 0 C 1s on the take from lhe New Yorll mob, when a reporter for lhe New Ybrk r orum IS k11Jed In I Cir etplOSIOll intended for tht olher newsman 0...., w Celebrity lte¥11t ®Gunsmeh I!> D lie. Amaoo -10:30-m m w ""1 fD Tllealtr 111 Ameria 11:00 0 D (I) 0 ® @ l1J llews D (t211 ) I.oft Amtriu11 Slyll Cl) Sirtelti Mlt~ Up om a News m Mary Hart111u, Miry Hartrrua m S.rf'lnl 8if\o ((JZ) ())) Tilt bllCll Sllow !8J lest Of Grovcho m atac.• Jou111al CD Du1111tlc S.rits -11:30- 0 ((}1) CD> (J) CBS Lite Movie 11 llll l1J Im m johnny Cal10n (j) Tiit l'Tl Clut U (~ ()) ~.II Streets of San Frandfal/Dan Au111st m Metronns a> Tilt HoM)'ftlOOllers a Tiit 100 t11111 fD lfews/Mowit 12:00 D Best Of Grtucllo CiJ Mevie: CC) "Assuslution" (dra) '67-Henry Silva, Fred Betr Evelyn Stmrt m Moone: "Tllt Miami SllMJ" (dra) S4-8arry Sullivan. lullltr Adlei, Beverly Carland, Adele Jerrens a> Mo•i•: (C) "Wht11 My tally Smiles 11 Me" (mus) '0 -Belly Crable Dan Dailey -12:30- " All·Nipt $'-: "Hitler," "Tiit Trunt." "TM Strantt C.. Of Or. b " 1:00 D aJl (]) Clal T OlllOrrOW -1:30- UNewt 2:00 fJ Mowlt: Ct) "Tiit rrlnu & Ille Showcirl" (com) '57-Slr Laurence Olivier. Marilyn Monroe TUBSDAY ftmlAIT. ftr --. ... ""'--lllilp, ......... DAmln PIOHAll·S. ....,., tlf ,_ mnlluce, art ltle ~· ....... DAYTllll llOWIU t:JO e "Mtttlt1ru tf 1111~ NI" (adv) '31-Gwy Cooper 10:00 • "1lll .,..,.,.. ........ (dra) '55-frednt March, Humphrey Boprt, Gia You111 lt:OO ..... ~ (drt) '57-Kllll Novik, Jetr Chlndlef l:Ol e "llMf Say Ole" (com) '39-Bob Hope. Andy Otwint. e CC> '1111 0.-Sit" (com) '57-Spencer Traty. K1lh111ne Hepburn. Gia Youn1. • CC> "Ca,11111 ltlr1tlo ttec1•tsu1J" (11tv) '51-GreeorY Peck, Vif&ini1 •byo S.ilO. CC> "Salllr'' (lclv) '62- Georae Montaomery. 3:30 • CC> ........ SH4111tt" (wes) '75-Elizabelh Mont aomert. Robert Foxworth. •vili1iii 8:00 e e CD CII (Cfl> (])) .._ llUCDCB CD G._, e S Lahn luhtNll l1hrs vs. New Yof\ Kmtb (l)C-.,,.. -~ • hl1rilcl flllily ..... 12 •Dedrkc...uY • Dr-* Slftls ...... • Lime ball -6:30- • Dlu'I Guests include Monty Hall. Dick H1ymes. i nd The Potnter Sbters. Cll AMJ~ (B)llm~SllllJ •FllllJ Atfllr ((fl)(]))~• .,... ca CD> a..ltdlt4 7:00 8 OIUHI f'IOM VEGAS! * tbll/PlillttNHaJIMS • OiMlll eeaCD mD,.._ CD llr nn. S-CI> Te T• ltle Tnlltl .w ..... ....... l«f •"" Fii .~,........., • lllacWl1.*er ....,. <• CJ)) "" ""1rtltce f..., ....... ""' -7:l0- • DIUHI 00111 vtWI * IWl/Poilltt"1Slllfr .... ec....c-. (J)TlleO..~ 9 9 D Cl>....,....,_ (I) "" """ 511111 ..... JIW'• -• (121 ()))...., ...... ((fl)(])) ...... •ttlt-- •a..MZIT..iceit ., ...... au.rsa.. . ..,.. '"" 8:00 B ((fl) (])) ()) Mo's no Dan Rlther, Charles Kuralt and Barb111 Howar are the reporters. B 0 (I) CII Cl laa laa lllcl Sitt•• "The last M1ss1on Over S.n111" Pippy Boy1niton is ordered to face 1 m1ht1ry court m1rt11I on cllarces he f1tally str1fed U111ted Stales troups whtl• on 1 mission. (I) 11"'9: (Zllr) "S11111t 1Mlnu4" (dra) ·~-Glo11a Swanson, W1lll1111 Holden. • (9 (I)) 0 """°'7' ·111e Graduation" P1rt I The eve ol 111dualion d1y 1rnves and emotions 1row even h1&htr when 11 is Itemed that Fon.lie will also be 1 pJduate, but the lestiv1hes ere dampened when Rich1t, Potsie and Ralph llunk a course ..... : CC> (ZIN) MP'icbJ • 101" (1dv) '72-Jack Alberlson, Ltslte Werren. Martin Sheen. tD Utt ef ltle WIN .. ,.,,, .... g IMs/Mlc Attain S ....,.: (Zllr) "A htduf Biiie" (dra) '66-Stdney Poitier. m fllca4illy CHta "The Author ol Bellr1lho" A youna Americ1n watches tht dramatic conlHct between 1n En1lish novelist ind his wile lot the 11fechom ol theu 1ihn1 youn& son G W-I Calltar 19f'19CMcPll111•1na -1:30- • llewit: CC> (90) "Sita•'• Hamlt" (1dv) '6S-Tippt Htdren, Georce Montaomerr • (QI ())) QI lanrH I Sllkie'f "Sttp1>1n' Out" Laverne and Shtrley lft 1sktd out by two drtall· boats. but wlleft t11ey start to prepare themselves lor 1 lvn·fiUed mn1111 mryth1n1 aoes wronc .Cfm.Witl • a.-"""1111 m Sltutiel c.-., 9:00 .. ((fl)(])) ()) 11•A•s•H An outbreak ol Infectious hepatitus. ltllina father Mulcahy, thre1tens the entire medical staff ol the 40771h. But Hawkeye sees the bnfhter side ol lh1n1s-h1's been elected to 1ive Hot lips 1 1amm1 clobulin shot. 8 0 (I) D Pollet Wo11111 "The Killer Cowboys" Durin1 an 1ntens1ve search for a bend ol psuedo-cowboys who 11e rtSl>Oflsible tor a sl11n1 of robbenes, Set. Pepper Andersorl is forced lo consider a proposal ol marriaae from an old 11ame (&uest frank Converse). • ca ())> a .. 111u. ,., Mia Rlmona learllS slle is carry1111 Billy's baby, wtule Rudy's polihcal career CH be 111111ed by Estep's movt to hlYt him censured 9 llewlt: CC> (Zllr) "TH WIW .._.,. (wei) '69-William Holden • Mefy Gritfil 511111 • VQllilll • ....,,w~ e 111,al: fttrt lite Wt Art ,... Oocliment1ry e.llm1nes Ille worts ol Ne!l'li artists who hnt produce4 llMllS ol their d1ehes in bronze, Jtone, wood and 1n oainh~ lor over 2.000 '~B. ec•••1111....,._., -9:30- • ((fl) (])) ()) OM Oty It A TIM • Merkal llldiaR Attilb m 111111ca1 Str111 , ... ,:a TUHDA Y (Continued) 10:00 8 ((lll ())) (I) llllM MOit tacts come to lt111t rtaardinc the body stuffed 1n the trunk ol 1 Rolls·Rofce and there 1s moft lrusbatioll in tht attempts to locate C,rla Ma11d who's bent on sutclde-in the conclu"°n ol lhlS two·part episode • @ (I) Ill.,.. lbrtili ..... An11t 01ck1nson 1s "rOlsled" by celebrities 1ncludinc Earl Holltman, lames Stewart, Orson Wenes. Ru Reed, he Arden. LaWanda Pace. Cmdy W11t11ms, Joey Bl$hocl. foslet Broob, Scatman Crothers and Red Buttons. ....... (l)c...ity .... 8 FAMILY-PSYCHO • TEHOllZES IWICY • ca (I)) QI fallily "Some one's Watchina" Tension builds in the Lawrence home when Nancy receives 11fts from a secret admirer ' who is obviously walchinc lhe pretty divorcee 11 close ranee SlinslloM fl) lltttitlc " lht 111"'41 (a) ll)Elin._. -10:30-a n.. ,nc." ~ & r,.... Documentary based of hnd1ncs ol a one·ynr reselfch pro1tct on the comp111t1ve trends 1n m1hlary stltnath between the United Stales and the Soviet Unt0n mmm11m 11:00 ae111 a11m B (l)<II O (l)llews • <• (I)) Lift ~Style (I) Sile* MllO u, -~ • Miry Hlltllla, ... ,, Klruu• -~--((Jl) ())) '"" ...... ....... ~ IDNllVU.na -11:30- • ((Jl) {])) (I) CIS late lllotit • Ill (I) (JJ Ill...., c.. Cl) TM l'n a. •ca (I)) a 1..-., .... " tilt Wttk "The Giant Spider Invasion" ...... m l1le .. 11 .... -1)'111 ........ -nan STiie 700Cln m .. 12:00 . .... " ,,... • 111owtt: a:> "ltlM"*" (dra) '72-Gmldine Chaplin, Per Damon. • llllN: .. .....,. (dll) '38- HflllY Fonda. Madtl11n• Canoll m llllN: '11lt Faa" (dfa) '49- Junnie Crain. Georc• Sands -12:30- .... IPt~"tt.latar ... " "SW fer A -" Kn. Fat & ....... " .. ,..,... C..,." 2:00 ..... o..Mtfut.t: "lllt Dar* C..," '11lt ,,...." • All·l lt_. S"": "Melin, tllt Mtuter ti Terrer," "Tl11 111111," '11lt .... "1" -3:00- • IMle: MAtdl flf T~" (dr•) '48-Charles Boyer, lntrid IJercman, Ch1rtes l•uchlon TV WEEK. FEBRUARY 6, 11n (w•DN•SDAYI FtlllJM'f t ftf ....... ""'-liltilp, ,i.att ... OAmME PIOAAllS. .... ..,,.., .. 1 i11ca,ntlle ..,. ........ DAYTllK llO¥IES t.JO. '1111 U... If A llapl u.c." (adv) '35-GllY Cooptr, f rillcilot Tone 10:00 a .,... .....,.. " Miil T•ala" (drt) '44-fred11c Marth, Aleais S«lrlh. l?:OO • '11lt c.. b "-" (dll) '45-Belte Dnis, John Dall, N11el Bruce 1:00 • "Wlltrt Tlltrt'• lilt" (com) '47-lloli Hope, W1lh1m Bendi1. • CC) "5HlltllH 'I Acrtt· lllfft" (dra) '47-Greiory Pecll, Dorothy McGuire. John Garfield. a a:> '1111 3t Stets" (mys) '60-Kenneth More. taina Ela. Brenda DeBanzie. 3:00 11 a:> "Cnl• OM" (wes) '74-lee Yan Cleef cm a:i ...,. "' lmtrMH" (com) '68-Geor1e Se111, Jack Warden. Alan K1n1. l:JO • a:> ..,..... " Ille .,.... (adv) '68-CNrtton Heston, Kim Hunttr. Roddy McOowall. Mauri« bans. •VUlllQ 8:00 •• (I) <II ((Jl) ())) ..... D OCl)Ca(I)) D""" • Killp Ice Ndly Los Ancetes Kines vs Cleveland . (1)5-tt,.,.. •'--" ID hitrWct F..itJ • Malt-12 1211 Stw T rtk • Dedrtc eo.., m Dr11Ut1t Series O HIDll&la DUttlt._. -6:30- • 01111111 Guests include Redd fou, Bonnie f11nklin, frtnk Gifford and Tht Supremes. CJ) ..., Grtffll9I (JI Men 5'tflln .. tDFlllllJAlhlr ((Jl)(J))~ .,_ ((21(1))~ 7:00 9 OIUHI f10M Y£Wf * ftJ/Frulll/~ ••@(1)•111 ... (J)llyTlw-.S- (1) Tt Tai Ille Tlltll • CWwbtlllit IDI Lift Lay m n.. fll • WJ '"'1itll .... Drlm e lbdlell!L*w ..._, (121 CJ)) Tiit hrtriq9 ,..., • llldlall'• ,..., -7:30- • DllWfl f10M ¥£GAS! * Foa/fra11Uht/Supr_.. 11.._TllttTlllllt (I) Tiit °" '-.... tdl C.... Cl) $1Zl.ODO Qwstloli G Tiit JIUf's WIY CII WIY Wlftll of A11iN1s ID (8 CJ)) lfMy .... ((ll) (])) "' Gies th c...tty tD Cl) ~ S.n•stMa ....... ..._ fD CMllllll 21 T..ipt au.no. • "f" r,..., 8:00 • ((ll) (])) ()) '91111 n.. U 0 Cl) <rt D PIElllEU llleliftlti.elf~MlllS Dan Hau erty stars 1n thrs new se11es as a 19th century fu11t1Ve 111ldhfe advenlurer-1 fur tripper and rnount11n man who 1s pursued for a crime he did not commit R1thtr than IKt 1 possible 1111 sentence, he retieats to tilt wilderness. Cl) lllN: (C) (2tlr) "T1lt Clillt llltl•J" (dra) '54-Humpheey Bosart, Jose Ferrer. Van Johnson, frtd MacMurray. 8 (181 CJ)) Qll l io11ic WOMU "Deadly Rineer" Conct. of a two-p1rt story with a dual role for Lindsey Waaner. Jamie's ntahtmare be1ins when she re111ns consciousness 1n a prison cttl after been& switched 111th her surcecatly·crnted look ahke D WOILD PIEMIERI • 1unuo1 ''SEtttET WOl1J) Of ltU'TlllS" D lllN: (C) (21N) "Seem hW of ....... (a!IV) '77-8111 Burrud narrates. ID WiN Wlftll of Aaiiull 11)"'1yllam gllful!Variltytte.r .QI llatitftal '9t1ra,aik 'The Amazon" fD llon "The Plastic Prison" StOly of a five·ytar·old boy who hves uwde a tar1e plastic insulator because he hu no natural defense a111nst disease oi infection. tD CM.,.._. Wresttiq • Ja,. .... l.Jlpaat hocram -8:30- 1!1 (CUJ (]))(()TIM J.a-T1m Con••Y euests mtfm.Wib 9:00 8 ((ll) (])) Cl) CIS ........, llt'lit : CC) (2~~r) "atll•"all" (d1a) '75-hmes Cun. John Houseman Maud Ad1ms, R1lph Richardson. John Beck. Moses Gunn A b111nt 1nd depiess.nc film about the dehumanend world of tht not- loo d1st1nt future, and a blut1I sport lhal combines the violence of hockey, motorcycle rac1n1. 1oller derby and Ille mar1i1I ar1s. Parental descretion 1s advised. 0 fD (() CIDl m CPO Sl!arklJ "Sunday 1n Tl1u1na" Sharkey, Robenson, Whipple and some of the recruits are 1a1~d 1n T 11uana on a charee of chee11n1 foi .he bull dunne a bullhctlt a lllowle: (ff) "It's A Gift" {com) '34-W C Fields • ('3> CJ)) all Biretta Baretta faced dln&tr wllen he sets out to upose the loal Godfather or an close knit ltJhan neicttborllood CD Men Griflill s. .., Vif&it!M QIAIMfica fD ""' Pttier11111ea "8erns1e1n Conducts Mahler" Whtie a guest teetu,.r at a local co1i.g. pathology courM, Quincy (aerlu star Jack Klugman) dlac~t'9 that a thigh bone glwn to him u a Joke actually belong• to a victim of a 20-year-old murder In "The Thigh Bone'• Connected to the Knee Bone" epllOde of NBC'• Quincy 1oectal presentation. Friday at 9:30PM. -9:30- D @ Cl) (10) cm llcLHll Sit· -SMw The Fer1uson family laces 1 fmas when Mac's fatht1 threatens to turn a temporary visit into permanent residence 10:00 U Quinn M1rtin's Tiies * Of The Untllt(tldllll Gnifttd Hind liUsl!! D 0 Cl) <rt e Talta tf tl1t U-.ctM "A Hand fol Sonny Blue" Reck Nelson 1uests as a maior leacut baseb1ll playtf who losts hes hand 1n an automobile awdent A doctor who has developed a moluhonary tr1nsplant process comts to his rescue and Ille operation 1s 1n apptr ent success-unlit the new appen da&e takes on tilt s1n1stt1 hie of its toimer owner, 1 small time U1u1 ud killer! • Cl""" Cl) Celffrity .... 8 (t21l CJ)) QI CMltle's Anltb "Ve11s Connect1011'1 Wlilt 1ppears to be a case invotvinc a woimn W1th a tamblin& problem. develops en to an exl>OM involv1n1 prostitution Tht shady action t1kes Jilt, Sabrina u d Kelty to las Veps. falsntlT"'1 QICllMMol• ll)ElliellMMt -10:30-m 11> m11ews mw.u. 11:00 a m a """ • ((21 Cl)) i..t AIMricaa Style Cl) SiaOa llatdl u, •@ Cll<rl "-' G lbftfick GI Mary Hartlul, lla!J Hlftwl111 ... s.ratlllt .. (fla.tof~ m Oulllltk Series -11:30- • ID> Cl) <rt CID ....., c... Cl)llle ma. • ca CIJ> a n. a .. u .. 1 llystwJ of tllt ..... .,...., •n.1 .... ,wm1n ((ll) (I)) n. lllldl .. a n.. 100 Cid 12:00 8 ((ll) (])) Cl) CIS Late llorit • ltlt .. 6nMldlt Ill lloflt: (C) "Wester U1io1" {-m) · 41-Robert Youns. Dean Jau et. Randolph Scott m lletlt: "Htft C-.s llr. )lfdH" (dra) '41-Rober1 Montaom ery, Claude Rains, Evelyn Keyes. at Mowle: (C) "lllat Udy" (dra) '55-0lim de Hav1ll1nd, Paul Scofield . -12:30-• All·lliclll S.: "Tiie llkol!J," MIWIMt, "St" 1'1lat ta•" 1:00 D <II tDl Cl) T.-rrow 2:00 II ..,. Dldleftallttt: "lllirteell be IWtleiM," "Smet S...." -2:30-u llhtlt: "FiY• ;.111e11 Hours" (com) '6 I -Ern1e Kontl, Cyd Charme. Ceorae Sanders m All-lllpt SM: "c-t Tllrw •• hay," M ...... ~ LUGGAGE TAGS from your business card + o ne spare. We return permanently sealed attractive tag & strap, meeting airline 1.0. requirements. Prevent loss & theft! For a personalized tag enclose wallpaper, fabric or "Day Glo" paper & we will back & trim your tags. Or try two cards back to back. $2 ea. or 3/$5 4/5 tags $1 .60 ea. 6/9 tags $1.50 ea. 10 or more $1.40 ea. Sales Tax Included Ho C.,d1 Or•w your own, or ""d your nanw, lddrtn a1>d phOne numti.r w.·11 INllt -(.,d "' 119 1'00' JS .. <,. Pege11 THURSDAY F£UUAIY 10 for lllOf1lilla 1114 att11M11 11stbtp, pfuM Mt DATil1t£ PIOfiRAltS. Below, hw ,.., COl'llllietlct, 111 Ille dly's lllOrils. DAmME ltOVllS t.lO a "Ill of Fifi" (com) '42- Gary Coootr. lllrbara Sl1nwyck 10:00 9 "Mu •• A Tlclltro"" (SU$1)) ·~-Fredric Merch 12:00 m "Th s~ .. ,. A111et" (dra) 38-Marpiet Suttmn 1:00. M .. tt Mortcc." (com) '42-Bob Hope, Bma Crosby a cc:> "°" .._, oi. w-..1" (com) 'S7-0111 Dilley a CC) "btl bltwel" (dr1) '71-GeOf&e Hamilton. Sue Lyon lOO a ''Swtwl ....," .. (dr•> 'SO-Wilham Holden. ® ~ "A Ila Hllld hlr tht Uttle lldy'' (dra) '66-Henry Fonda, Joanne Woodward J:lO B ~ "Tiit C1ndld1t1" (dra) '72-Robert Redford. EV•NING -6:30-8:00 fJ Di111lll Guests include ..,. HIST"••c ,...,..rOY! Muhlmm1d All, lllrry While, freddy ,.. "'" ,..,._ fender and Nllfm Crosby * NEW·THE WM.TONS CD w, 1iriffi$ fl <Cf1' CJ)) CD The W.ltollS As <ID ...,, Criffill s... winner ol lhe N1hoMI Press Sen1Ce GJ F..ay Nfalf contest for the "best sm1tl paper ((fl) CJ)) c....t. pubhshtd," John Boy rece1vn 1 tHh fD 1.1M IWNd and 1$ assJ&ned to cover Ille (S (I)) IRik.lled Htndenbtfa 1rnv1t fllf flit syndiattd 1:00 news smtet The shotk Of the llom fJ DllWU flOlll YEW! ble scalll of the Gtrm1n 11rtraf1 uplod1n1 blocb hll thouahts 1nd-• Ali/N. Cl'Olby/Felldtf for tht first tame-he doubts his : =-~ CD m D .._ wnttni 1bild1es. e UMi a.. U FUTASTIC JOURNEY * NEW MD EXCfl111CI CD Illy TlltM S. D O CD cm D Faabstk CD Ti Tel Ille TMll JHrH' "Atlant1um" Varian, Or D ~ Witten and Scott Joid1n come to the : ~Fii LllcJ wonderlut city of Atl1nhum ind team Car-.. th1t the process by which they tan : w, Griffltll return to their respect1w1 tune .,,.. llbcW/Lellrlf 1-.. sotwes t1n 1tso prove flt1l to them -_,... a11oN:(90)"1hdS.U,"(com) (121 CJ) Tiit Plrtridst ft11tlly '33-lhe Mir• &otheB. CB lldtllt's...., & (8 (])) QI W1k1111t Bick -7:30-Wttf There are mixed emoltons in til OllWtl FltOll VEWI the Kottt1 houstllold when Julie tells * All/Barry White/l.1111 Gabe she Is 1oin1 to have a baby. fJ DIMlll D ltowi1: CC) (2111) "Th• Hml D W, Juliet Prowse ruests !Ne" (wes) '71-Robert Fuller 8 lowlilla "' °""" m Trapper & Trailblazer CJ) .,.. OcN c...-• Jtdtdiah Satith First 8 T1le '-s... """""• Man To Ctou CJ) CllMlld C-. nm1 111 T1le Jetlf'1 WIN America! T Olli&ht At I ® llJl (]) Matdl s-t m ([) T• Wiii DllM "Jeded11h m (121 Cl)) Indy llllldl Snuth" In 1826. Smtih crossed Slit (<Ill CJ)) n.. .....,. 1re1t1en lake and the Mo11ve desert to flJ TIG(1 C..1111 btcomt the hl'51 white min lo mch a ltepl'1 ...,_ C.hforni1 from the fist fD ~ 21 Tlllictrt a> USC lls .. tkll Tro1ans '' lJM'J a. W1sh1naton Husa1n C9 "f" T,_, 121 lhti•: CC) (Z•r) "Tiie Ira· -------------------,..... (wes) '!18-GrteOIJ Peck • .....,.. 'l1lutrt e "'-ler Ml ,..,. • ,,.... LMIUll ri.,r .. -1:30- • ((211 (])) Wut'• Ha,,tnlRI The boys are upset when the11 lriend. Slurley, IS l11ed as • w11trm but are at 1 toss 1s to what they can do a £,...iwa • s.mc. 9:00 D PEOPLE'S CHOICE • AWMDS/Mttt stirs voted..,. by r1ns1 D (<Ill CD) (]) lll!B'!iJll Tiit ,._,, Qloica AnNi(21w) Sum mer artholomew IS hostess for this third 1nnU1I prtsenltlion from the lonatiorn Tht1ter 1n Hollywood, !Ion· ors the nation's fnDftlu in the f1tld of television, mohon pictures and music. and CO·hosts tor the ewe11in1 are Dick Van Dyke 1nd AlmJ Artherd D ID (]) cm D HC lest W.S: Slttltti -... (2hr) Al New YOfk s1ruutts lhroush the close of !ht OeprtUIOll, 1 ,oun1 man lrom the Lower East Side 1pplies 111 ol Ills instincts for sumv1I low11d ldtimna we1llh and power 1n thl fabled prment ditlrlCt. Stan are Steven Kt1ts, Jane Seymour, Don 811nner, Anne Archer, John P1eshetle, Ch W1ll1ch, K111tofler T1bori ind Alan Kina. The fnl of three two-flour se1111ents ()) lllwil: CC) (nw) "llMe M t11t ltm" (dr•) '6S-frank Sln1tra e (9 ())) 0 Inly lfllltr A shootinr ir1eident lellb the dtetec tives to pander • dllfennce between sex therapy and prostitulton .... Crlfflll .. 9WDW..- TV WEEI<, FEBRUARY 8, 19n ml VISIONS "War Widow" * WWI tale: IOlltly wfft dt'ftlop$ rll•tlomMp wfth •nothlr WONll. ID Vlslo111 "The Wu Widow" A centle 1nd lonely younc wom1n whose husband 1s haht•nc 1n France dunnc the 111$1 World W1r, finds herself becom1n1 1nc1ns1naly 1ttachtd to another woman m llott111 Ul\llllP -9:30- • lilM llrtow s... 8 (8 (])) ID T"y R111dall S... Alter look1n1 lonmd to a V1calt0n 1n Aupulto. Judce franklin 1s as11ed to spend some time-tn~oi· n1to-1n 1 m1n1mum seeuoty 1nstitu· hon and make a report on conditions. 10100 • ucu lnk1tru11 UCLA II Wash1naton State B (9 Cl) O Strub of Sin Frelldlco The use a111nst 1 known dru& pusher suspected of slay1n& 1 pal1Ce offteer dunna a raid appea11 almost dud afler a witness-another officer-makes an adm1ss1on that d1m11es his tred1b1hty 111 lltws m "4 s..art a~ OJ El lllltl Amado -10:30- 111 TM hicl tf l'llCt I r,..-(R)m mm...., fD MM Wtlf ~ 11:00 ••(])911ws D OCI>CIDGll'n Cil S.,,. MatO Utt D llntricl m MllJ Hlrt1uA. llwy Hld!Mn a»Strllfft Mt ((fl) CJ)) The blldl s.... a a.st " Grtao CD ~ P.,.ctlwt • Ille """ (9 CD) LM Amlritn Style -11:30- • ((fl) CJ)) CI> C8S Lite ltt¥lt II 9l CD CID m ..._, ea.- CI> TM m aw 8 ((211 CJ)) O Tllur1dl1 lll&ht s,.dil ....... : = Hlll;,•"nt:•llMMN•r. 1111ien tDCIMtu 34 12:00 91tst "'AMICM G lllwil: '1lu 1f ut-1" (dra) '71 -Ptter Strauss, Tina Aumont m MIYll: "Tiie lri1111d" (adv) '52-Anthony Dexter. Jody l1wre"" .., ... "lattlt at.., lkldl" (drl) '61-Alldte Murphy. -12:30- • AHiCllt sa..: "Tllt C.UW." "Tiit ""'1911'1 WOllll-." "Sia If EJ CW' 1:00 D O(]) (ll T..,,.. 2:00 • ...... DMllltfHllft: "lK• LolldH SIOfJ," "Str1111era at S4HlriM" ., Al.tllcflt Sllor. "lttttr , 11111 Ill U'*"'" WMM," "OM ltllute 111 Zltt" -3:05- • lllwle: CC) "TM llacl W14ow" (dre) 'S4-Adele M1r1, Coleen Grey. FRIDAY ftUUMT 11 For llOfftifta 114 ltttfnoon listiop. plmt SH DAYTIME ,.OUAMS. .... lor ,our c.Mtllietlce, ar•llle day's llOWies. DAmME llOVl£S !:30 a "Th• General Died at o..i• (adv) ·36-<Mt Cooper Madehne CanoU 10:00 la "Ont Feot 111 H1n111" (dra) ·41 Fredric March Martha Scott Gene Lockhart 12:00 m "Minokllb" (com) ·39 CreU Garbo. Melvyn Oou&las. In.a Cla11e, Bela Luros1 1:00 U "Mississi99i.f (com) 'JS WC fields Bin& Ctosby, Joan Bennett, Gail Pah1d. loan M111an Ci) (CJ "23 '"es to Blhr Street" (adv) '56 Van Johnson, Vera "41les, Cecil Parker Pat11c1a Laffan. '3l ct) "Tall Story" (com) '60-Anthony Perkins lane Fonda, Ray Walston 3:00 g .c.t) "The h t Country" (adv) 'SS-James Stewart R11th Roman, Corinne Calvel Waller Brennan, Jay C Flippen C1QJ (CJ "ltaleidoscope" (dra) '66-Warren Beatty, Susannah York 3:30 U ct) "Joh art4 Mary" (dra) ·69-0usttn Hoffman Mta farrow Michael Tolan. Sunny Cnt11n EVENING 8:00 fJ u CJ) (CI1J (IJ) ®! ...... B @ CIJ ((21) ) m llws U QJJ Sbrtrtl (I) Goller rytt ·~· m hrtridtt Family OJ Albm·12 121J Star T rel m Eltctric Compan, m Dr111111ic Stflu a Mite Oaucm m Uttle ... -6:30- fJ Oilllltl Guests include Danny Thomas, Jackie Gleason. Rita Moreno, (dgar Ber1en and Charlte McCarthy, and Frankie Stevens <D ..., Griffith ® lie" Griffitl SM CD Fllllllr Affair (CI1J CJ)) i;....-. m z.. ( (I)) lfWltcMd m Frittlft of M• 7:00 U DINAH! f'ROM VEGAS! * GWSOfl AllD THOMAS • DiMlll D•@Cl)ID11!Jlhws •UanDd <D lly Three Sons CJ) To Tel tilt Trvth .,, c.entrltloll G)I LM t..cy arn11 FBI elio bnetr B W, Crltflth SM fD Madlell/lallrtf lt.,.n (6 CJ)) The hrtrida• Family 8 Mdllle'a ""1 -7:30-u DINAH! FROM VEGAS! * Gltason/Ber1en/Moreno ODiMltl .. Wild ltillcdoll U llowtina lof Dolllrs Tiit Odlll eo.,i. • <ii 12)) (() ID Hollrwood Sqiwa 1) T1lt Muppeb D T1M Mktl's Wild m < w> 1rac1, lddl ((}ll Cil) Diiiy hrtoa Sllow m Cart0011s ill ltos11's Herta fD Clltlllltf 21 T 0114P1 m o..rt Claalc a l.ilrs Clut m Mr• r.., 8:00 0 (<Ill ) Code R Pohce Chief Robinson d1scowers that the island 1s betn& used tor a 1un $1T1ughna opera hon, but federal aaents order him oil the case and the decision 1s reeretted when they become hosta1es ot the smuaalers U llll ()) ® '113 S1nlord and Son "Reverend Sanford" Thtnkin& Ile can eel some laa rehet, Fred 1ets himself ordained as 1 mm1sttr ol the 01wme l'Jophet church. but when the b15hop 1mves to collect his 50\, Fred starts his OWf1 relt&ion O ....,.: cc:l (2~r) "Reap tlte Wild W'1nd" (adv) '42-John Wayne, Susan H11w1rd Ra1 Milland, Paulette Goddard ( ...-: (1:) (Zllr) Mluy JallllS" (dra) '!>7-Bob Hope Vera Miles, Paul Oouctas. Alws Smtih, Darren Mc Gavin U ((21 Cl)) 8 DIMwly and Marie Roy Clark. Ruth Bum and Jimmy O'smond 1unt CD tat-. & c.,.y Cl Morie: CC) (tltrj "Dwrtwicll Hon111" (dra) '70-Sandra Dee, Dean Stockwell, Ed Beiley, S•m Jaffe, Donna Baccals. m lf.n lllt lank Cl)Plfry MltOll 121 W11rion lat.ttMH Wamors ¥$.. Seattle fD Washlncton Wttll In Remw ID El Clllwo m Japanae u1111111• Pittrams -8:30- u o (]) <m a .... ~Flin "The Becker Connection" Ott Becker tS suspended from the lorce when he is suspected of 6eahna 1n drup, but Rockford inm111ates and u11CO¥ers a lrame-up perpetrated by Dolan, Becker's 'best lnend" CHI the lorce CJ) Su Dleao G»Cfm.Wib fD Wall Strttt W.-m c...MJ Variety S-. 9:00 0 ({Ill (])) CJ) Son111 & Clltr Sllw Jim N1bofs cuests • (121 Cl)) 8 AIC fri~1, Movie: CC> (Zltr) ''nt last Oi1101111r" (dra) '77-Richard Boone, Joan Van Ark. Luther Rackley. S•even Keats The world's rlcllts1 man, trap· ptd 1n 1 pocket of time without weapons. Is pursued by • Pflmiltve t11be while he hunts lht last ltv1na dlnoellf m ... ,.. Grlfflll 111ow m n.. V1rs1n1111 • Sl!ll11ral Mowle fD Two StMIS Documentary him 1bout d1ubled people allows the ~ndiapptd to speak lor themselves about tllrit hwes. OJHoprDobltop -9:30- B 0 CJ) III D Q1l1er "The fh1ch llolle's Connected to tilt Knee Bone" While deliYenn1 • patholon ledurt at • unrnrsrty, Quincy 1s prtstnted with a n10ed human th1fh bone which lads him and his stu dents 1n search of the truth behind 1 20-ytar·old ull$Olvtd hom1c1dt OJ..__Tapatias 10:00 8 (CI1J CJ)) (() (Jeartift S.ite CIJ c.tMrity ....,. Cl &us aid llorat IBlhws QI)~ till) Ewtnitll et SJmphony m El llitn Allldo" -10:30- a mm m Nta fB ltorNll Orallla 11:00 uem a......, B CIJ~@(()lhws B (8 CJ)) LM Allltrican Style Cl) Slllllts lbtdl u, a Movie: CC> "The Dnil's I" (adv) '69-Ch11slopher Geor&e. Fabian. Ralph Meeker CD Mary HlrtJull, Mary Klft!Nn GJStrawtlilliil (<Ill CJ)) "" blldl Sllow QI) lest " Gfwdll CB DnlNtic Stria -11:30- • (CI1J CI>) (]) CIS late Mewie lttJ>(J)IJI Ga.., c.-CIJ lilowit: "'94 b lly C.Plltt'' (di•) '4~-0enms Morpn, RJymond Musey, Dane C111•. Alln Hale.. An drea Kint Stanier Rtd1es •(QI (()) ID S.W.A.T. ....... mni.1twyw1111n s100a.. m1oo., 12:00 ... .,~ mc...wr11s GJ llttlt: CC> "Tiit C,pt1l11's Tallle" (com) 'iO-John Greeson, Peuy Cumm1nl, Donald Sinden. Nadia Clay -12:30-u All·Micllt Shor. "l,.iia lllltJ," MHow ti Malt a ~." "TOJllll' Ta•es a,,. .. as..-Thutr• CD Mowlt: "Act ti VtOlttl«'' (dra) '49-Van HeJlin, Janet Le11h. Robert Ryan 1:00 f)Talbbout 8 @ CJ) ® Miclniatit $pedal D Thriller 2:00 G Dolrbltfeahln Mewle: "Mt11 ht War," "Su0terfu11" -3:05-0 Mlwit: (1:) MH A Ml• Allswrs" (cor11) ·62-Bobby Oa11n, Sandra Ott, John Lund, Micheline l'Jeslt. ~r Romero, Stefanie Powers -3:30-m All-llialtt Shor. "Trtofs Wt Qafta," "'9dzlltl ft. tilt 1'1lilll" P194115 ·~· N 11THI SMALL CAR EXPIRTs11• FAOORY AUTHORIZED SALES -SERVICE-PARTS nasONALIDD LEASING - ALL MAKES .. MODELS A llllE SflfC11011 Of USED CAIS 842-7781 540-0442 S erving _Aff Beac/, Lilie~ S MINUTES SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO FWY 18835 BEACH BLVD. (Highway 39 ) HUNTINGTON BEACH SATURDAY ( FIUU~ I? MORNING e:oo U Tiit Bia Vlley Cl) Sunrise SelM:sttt 0 C-.1111ity Fee411K& -6:30- 11 ThJt's Cit (I) Watttco&of 0 Meet Ille Mayon <Im l'toperty llla1111t1Mllt ID Let's bp m 11om1111 S11ow Q}J Y~ll Allqre 7:00 II tlll Cl) <ID> m llloo4y Wood· peclef Show U Pacesetten (I) Weellend U ((3) Cl)) 9 Tom I h rty/ Mumbly Sllow Cl) Amtriun Furniture Cl Y out1I and die laues m unit flft • a> Sam Yorty Sllow fD Yop tor Hulth -7:30-u SunriM Stllester 11 flll Cl) CD m 1'111• h nthtr g ~&rnucls • ca > o ubbtrJI• Cl) "8sitiff l'arttlti111 0 Hot Fudp si.w m EleflleaUry 11tw1 ( <l?J CJ)) llbd Buff •lo f1l) Mister Roeen 8:00 U (@ ) (fl Sylvester I T..ty Cl) ....,.1141p Cirtoons • ((21) (])) 9) ScooOy Doo O llowie: CC) "Tt<rw of ROIM n. Son of HetClllts" (hllf} '60-Ma~ rorrest, Marilu Tolo ID Mcwit: "TU(bofl Annie" lcom} '33-Mane Ores.sle. Wallace Beery Q) Romper Room !a Voice of Tokro fll)Stame Street -8:30-u (@ Cl}} Cl) Clue Club 9:00 fl (@CJ)) (])has l unnyl llucl Runntr 11 QI> (() <Illl m Speed luUJ Cl) Wt Siclt Ob a> Wo!Mn: Real to Reel m OMt Upoa A Clmic fl) lnstpt -9:30- 11 CRl flll m Monster Squid B (al) } Q)J Rrotlls Supu· .. ID Mowit: "The AWucton" (•d~) '47-Victor Mclaclen m llovie: CC) Mb its Into Llr11111t" (wts) '!>4-John Payne, 01n Ouryu D Z00111 ID Al Dia 10:00 a ((ll) CJ)) (I) Tman D 0 CD lD m $JKt Ghost/ • f1111Utlstel11 Jr. e Mowlt: "Otle Mlllloft 8.C." (adv) '40-Vtetor M1ture. Lon Ch1ney Ir TV WEEK. FEBRUARY t, 1977 CJ Wtalecl Otacl • AllW' S Hothdl'Sllow fD Grtllcl rrt1 Tunis ··spnnlfield lnternalioMI Tennis Clm1c" from Sprin afield Mass . s1ncles semi· hnals, and 11 time allows, doubles semi finals O> Cine 111 II Mau111 -10:30- D (fflJ ) CD PIEMIERE llew Ad'ftlltum " labnall II 9 CIJ CUi ca lit )olin, Uttll .ltlla Morie: "lntrique" (dra} '47- Geoiae Rall June Havoc 8 ((3) ) Q]) S.,.rfrieftds D Abbott & c.ttllo 131 Valley ol tM ~" 1~:00 fl (@ } Cl) Shaum/lsis Hour II Ill) ({) [GI m Lind ot Ille lost D ( !3l ())) (llJ Ocldhll Couple m LA. P'attem ID Wlkllite Adwnture f8l Tiit Munsten -11:30- 11 1HJ CJJ cm m MuUSJ D Mowie: CC) "lntid111t In S111 Francisco" (dra} '70-Richard Krley, Dun ll&&er D ((21) ) QI) American Blllcl· stallcl ID Tiit b eers .lohnny Rulheriord hosts Cl) Outcloon 121J The AdclMls fallllly AFTERNOON I 12:00 D (ITT.I CI>) CIJ fat Albert II SaturcUJ 1J Tuun Mo¥it 0 Cast Sldt Kids C10J Am1rtc1: Super Marh t m 0u1c1oon m Tiit 11owery '°" @ ll1111t of the '-me l2t) Actioll Til11tre fl) El Sllow dt Eclnita Nmrio m Call it M~ronl -12:30- D (@ (])) Cl) AR II fJ Head On (lG) Thriller m Lost in S,.c:t (ID) Cl)) Farm Report €m P'1Sf4IOl1 to T rntl 9 Btwitdlecl 1:00 D (@ (])) CV CIS Ytutll lllYf.. t1tion1l-Sbl1btuclln1 haturina sn ol the country's lop s~ale· boarders between lltt aees ol 13 17. 1n thrtt spor11111 events emphasmni fun. Siftly and sportlmanshrp • Celebrity ..... m P'iw4illJ Circus ((21) Cl)) $tlof1s Challeqt 0) DnlUtk Serles Em A,riclllturt USA ill) Tiit Liiey SlllW -1:30- • (@CJ)) (()Wey Owt '-ma a o cv cm ca a.~ tt.,. 0-rt Cllak Bob Hope will hosts the seml·l1111I round of the 90-hole PGA tournament hve from P1lm Sp11nas. CA. e M1ylltfry U .D . (I) Stlttlct Fiction Thutrt 8 Af1'1 Spom Wtflcl Cl Motit: (Cl Mlost Womt11" (sci ft) '53-Jackie Cooaan, Richard Travis, Allan N1Jon m s..I T11il (QI) (I)) Outdoors ID llWrit: (Cl uHorrOf of Dr1Cull" (hor) '58-Ptter Cush1na Mtellul Couch 2:00 U Steps to LMmifta ., SWia falllitJ ··-.lat of $perts Cti.lltftat (I) CiMMI I a> Tarzan (@ CIJ) Rte* Collctl1 fli» llowit: "Slonll Oftr Asia" (121J ([)) Allinul Worid -2:30-a MediJ D Monster blty • Tiie WlnntlS m outer Umib (ft ([)) Wotl4 of Suf'Yinl 3:00 U "'-klrs Cl) outdoors CiJ Motte: "Valdei 11 Con11na" (we$) '71-Burt Lancaster 0) MO¥it: "Tht Hanalnc fret" (wes) '59-Gary Cooper Qll TM lllU:Sic 1'1ace m future rim. tHl "9 lowltrs Tour -3:30- 0 It Takes All Iliads a tni Cl) m 11cu Buhtbltt Oreeon State vs Calrtorn1a CD Tiit ChMpiw U (QI) rIJ) Pro Bowttn Tour lhe SI00.000 Midas Open from lhe upressway lanes tn New Orluns (I) Stir Trtl (IQ) lllow11: "Poi1t Blank" (dra) '67-lee Marvin, Ca1roll O'Conn01 ID Missloll: Impossible (@ CI)) Charnpiomltip Bridae Shrter Wac-r 4 :00 9 Vtyap to tllt Bottom of !lit Su (I) Outdoors (@ CIJ) Parents & l'artneri flil Cine Unlwersal fD llact Ptrspodift on tile lltwi m Voice of Aaflcullure -4:30- • ((Ill CIJ) C8S ~ ~ AdOI Paul Newman debuts 1n world championship auto rac1nr with this covence of the 24 hours ar Daytona tn Daytona. Fla (I) Tiie b ctn Cl) T .. Allotlt Pictures m Blu rrt Murder Weapon * And A Sbrtlinc Trap Dennis Wener in Duel m MM!: (Cl •Dver' (dra) '71 Dennis Weaver. Tim Herbert Qll lhtlwille IMk G OMe Up. A C1aak a Eywlblm/flUS Ga CotOlll !low 5 :00 e St1t Tr9' Cl) Mnk Hall ANrica 8 (QI (V) fJll ABC's Wldt """ tf Spom Cl) C*. G Tiit lltln $.tlsa Mldllne (}))""' CD llffit: "Ot1d Rlnatr" (dll) '64-Bette Oavll. Karl M•lden ..... CD SitallUon C:.ecty • MdtlM falftlly -5:30- •VENING 6 :00 • (JJ) (}J) !Ins D Emlltws 0 Mow!e: re, (211r) "Vllla&t of lht Giants" (tom) 65-lommr Kuk HMHlw D ®l lrlllSicle m Cint Uniwtrvl ill! CIJ Dialotut fl) Vision On m situatlOll ComtdJ m Tilts of Wtlb ftrro -6:30- 0 D CD (ISJ <lJ) Qll llews D llllBC llen Coftference m $121,000 Question @ ()) Wil4 Min&dOlll ID Rtllo9 E1lt llashwtllt D11 !ht Road 7:00 D TM Muppth U Mee Is Rl1"1 (I) Voyaae lo tllt Bottom of !ht St• U EJtwitntU Los An1eles 1 J) In S., rch Of ... CiJ era' (ft) l[ SPKt: 1999 m (~rt ) m ,,. l.Jwrenu Wei• Stio. m a.um-12 (ITT' '.J1) Hte H tW m The hllistrs m llo11n1 m L1tt1e Rasais -7:30- 0 Here ind llow U In Starch Of ... D Wolldtrtul World of M11ic 8 DiSIJttrs; HOit & Wiiy tf) Unllmcd World Q) Raum 212 8:00 U ((l7i (})) m Mary Tyler Moor• Mary 1s up lo her neck m 1okes about MaJ and December romances 11hen she starts dat111a Doue. Murray Slaughter's charmme father playr.d by Lew Ayers 11 tUl ClJ CJ.al m Emer1encJ Gace and DeSoto gel more than they bare11ned for when tlley ignore ad vice ftom the hre company rep111 man and try lo hx a faulty rescue vehtele U 111#.tMll UCLA vs Washmcton Cl) MO¥lt: (C) (90) "The Blue Knl&lrt'' (dra) '74-Geoiee Kennedy • (aJ) ) IJl) mMIUE lll111JkJ'1 luuties Nancy Walker $tars as den mother" lo a buy of beautiful Lu Vecas showe111s and shares lier apartment with somt of the 111ls. the 12 rear old son of one of them, and a per doe a Movie: a::> (90> "Beytnd 111e Law'' (wts) ·73 lee Van Cleel m Und1t1ta World of Jac~uts Coust11u "Buvers ol the North Country" lumberman. arch11ect and underwater en11neer. the always b"'Y beave< ll lhe star of this special v1s1t to Sasbtchewan. C.nada II> USC 811htb1fl lro1an5 vs Wasllln1ton Stale Cou111s. (21 Mo.It: (Zllr) "llina K°"(' (hor) ·33 Bruce Cabot. ray Wrey fD O!'tct Upo11 A Clat.'lk f.'Pl Japanat L1111uac1 Proe11m1 -8:30-0 (@ Cl)) Cl) The Bob 11..Urt SMw Bob st11kes out ac•1Mt a fur of falhn& 1n a l11end and a patient but succumbs h1msell when sub1ected to a harrow1nc etevat01 eape11ence U ((2)) CD) IUJ 11111 Mike • bor rows" Declecttve Fish's ur for a JOY 11de and ends up in 11tl when F 1sh 1nS1Sts lie be treated h~e a~y other lawbreaker W The Way It Was 9:00 0 (<I1J CIJ) Cl) All ta the ram!IJ U ~ (I) ® tm llBC Sllurday Ible: CO (211f) '111t Wild hrty" (dra) '74-James Coco Raquel Welch Perry Ktng. T 1ffany BoUtnt. Royal Daoo Wiien his silent movie ureer is ecltpsed by the advent of 1~1~10& litms. Jolly Grimm sta&U a huge party hoping his euests will support his comeback after v1ew1nc a film he produced D (!Bl ([)) (lll Stan&y l Hutch A v1nd1cflve hoodlum hOlds Starsk~ and Hutch responS1ble for his son·~ death and in retahalton he c11t1callv wounds Starsky's &trll11end m A MIWON W'fS ON * HEE HAW TONITE! m Hee ""' ID Abr1ham llncoln: Hb Humor and l'olitiu m Us lrwtt1eiMes -9:30-u (ll1> Cill CIJ Alice Much to her dismay Altee learns from the ta• collector that she owts a fortune in back lllt$ left unpaid by her late husband {J Sim Allen's Ullfh-Bad O Mowit: ct) (90) "Comedy of Terron" (hor) '63-Vincenl Prtee, Peter Lorre. Bo11s Karloff Basil Rathbone ID Wtpal: Where the Gods Art Youa1 10:00 D (<I1J CIJ) ([)Carol Burnett Show Eydie Corme auests D Lohman and BarlltJ U ((2)) ())) IBl Most Wanted "The Ritual Killer" A noted newsman. l#hO has ~ad an uncanny knack ot learning pertinent facts su11oundtng a senes ol bizarre deaths. becomes the link between the pohce and a ntuahst1c murderer m 11ews OJ Nirfrt Gallery l3l Cruture Ftitures ID Visions fl) Musical V1ritty Sllow m 1..ou G«cloft Show T\I WEEK FEBRUARY&, 1977 11:00 D •Cl) m Of! lltws D ®lltwl 1J L.owt Amtricltl Style Cl) WJ Wi11111111 si- 111 f'rtpt lllPt m IF YOU LIKE CHM * AND YOU LOVE MAIY MTCH THE KING! m """ of ltftSlnitoe m Silutlf Cilleu ( (l1j (])) m. Clllb U '1l Ada111·IZ (QI) ([)) Rea Hum~rd m l'op Goes tltt Collntry -11:30-u liloYie: ~ "Rose111.1ry's Baby" (d11) 68-M•a farrow. John Cas saveles, Ruth Cordon U @ (.lJ ClGJ Em Vita lls/U.$. Olympic lnwitetioul T11tk Meet Many of th• top names in inter n11ton11 track compeltt1on are scheduled to lake part m this event which will 011cin1te from Madison Square Carden 1n New York (fl Charlie Chan fl Movie: CC') "Watermtlon Man" (com) '70-Codlrey Camb11d&e Cll Movie: tCJ "Th• Gtut Uc.ape" (dra) '63 Sim McQueen m liloYie: (C) "Duff" (drl) 71 Dennis Wuver, Tim H~rbert llfl The 700 Club m CJ11tma 34 Oil Mow11: :t "l'hanlom of the Morcue'' (horl 5' ~11 Malden 12:00 U Mow11: re., "The Hound ol l!Hkervlllts" (mys) 'S9-Ch11stophe1 ltt Peter C111h1nc (!.UJ !j )) lltwsfSCJ.fi fhutre 1:00 11 CJJ Rot• Contert Cl Thriller m ltowit: Mllice Uttlt Ban-tllat Should lie Robbed" (com) 58 - Ml(key Rooney, Dtna Merrill -1:30-m All·lllcht Show: "Tht 01sem· bodied,'' "C11ature from tllt Heunted Sta," "llolltmiln Girl" 2:00 D Mowl1: "'hone Call From a Stranaer" (dra) '52-Cary Memll, Shelle~ Winters m Dou~ltft1tu11 Mowies: ct) "ht11 of Adventure," "Tim Ut1" 4:00 D Mo•ie: "And)" (dra) 65- N«lfman Alden Nancy wa11<er, aa Nancy Blansky. den mother to a bevy of Las Vegas showgirls and producer of their routines at the Oesls Hotel. tl1lls the girls Just how a camel wlll flt Into their production number Blansky's Beautlet, a new ABC com- edy series premieres on Saturday at 8PM Pege 17 ORDER YOURS NOW • • 1000 BEAUTIFUL. 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(SllSP) 76-Valerie Harper, Rich.lrd Romanus, M1thael lotan • TUESDAY, FtmlAIY I 1:00 CJ CC) "f'ici., 111 101" (adv) '72-Jac~ Alber1son. ~eshe Warren. l :lO e CC) "Satan's Harnst" (adv) '65 T 1pp1 Hedren. Ceorae Montaomery t:OO CID! CC) "T1lt VHd Bundi" (wes) '69-Willjlm Holden. Ben Johnson WEDflESDAY I FHRUAln 9 l:ilO Ill CC) "Secret Wtl1d of Rt,tltts" (adv) '71-8111 Burrud oarrales. 9:00 D ((fl) CD) ())CC) ''Rolltrball" (dra) '75-James Caan, John Houseman. Maud Adams. Ralph Richardson THURSDAY, rtlRUAIY 10 l-00 a "Duel Soup" (com) '33-The M111 Blothers. Ill (C) "The HaN llWe" (WU) '71 -Robert fuller. Sherry Barn f11DAY, R•UMT 11 L-00 II) CC) .. .,, tM Wild W"lllCI" (adv) '42-John Wayne, Susan Hayward CiJ CC) "lhl11wldl Horl1f" (dra) '70-Sandra Dee. Dean Stockwell. 9:90 U ((21) ())) QI) CC) ''The Wt Oillouwr" (dra):] 7-Riehard Boone. Joan Yan Ark SATURDAY, FUaUAIY 12 ':tO II (C) "Y'lbct ti 1M Ci6allts" (C4111) '65-lommy Klfk. Ron Howard, Beau 8nd1es . l:ilO U CC)....,_. llM Ltw" (wes) '73-lee Van Cleef Antonro Sabato t:OO II @ (J) ID m CC) "TIM lf!N hrt(' (dra) '74-James Coco. Rlquel Welch .. Pmy lbnc 9:30 D CC) "CtMlf of Temn" (llof) 63-V1ncen1 Pou. Petei looe SURPRISEll-The &hocked look on Michael Landon's face la the result of a very special gift from the east and crfN/ of NBC's Little House on the Prairie. Landon, Who Is the show's executive producer as well a1 lt1 star, rides a bicycle all °* the 1tudlo H he 1upervlsea all aspects of produc- tion .. -and he was always loalng hi• bikes, so the crew bought him something he can't loae-a % scale 1901 Ford surrey with a fringe on top, complete with duster and goggles. But now they're having trouble gettlng"hlm out ot the ear and onto the stage 'CPO SHARKEY' Don Rickles. currently starring In CPO Sharkey ~nesdays at BPM on NBC). knows why his two previous series had problems. "The reason my ABC show failed some years ago Is easy to understand. The two other networks had the gall to put programs opposite my show. Then, when I had a series on CBS. somebody was running around the country pulling out the plugs on televi- sion sets that were tuned in to my show. So naturally, the ratings were lowl" He's kidding, of course. but he's very serious when he says that he believes CPO Sharkey creator /pro- ducer Aaron Rubin has come up with the key to properly utilizing Rickles' unique comedy talent. '"I think that Ruben has found a way to show the different facets of the real me," says Rickles. "In CPO Sharkey my character combines my Image as the night club insulter together with my 'other side.' the kind of guy who kisses his wife and kids at home, takes out the garbage. and walks the dog just like everyone else. I think-and hope-we've finally come up with a winner In Sharkey-otherwise t'll have to go back to selling pencils on street corners." No danger of that. because Rickles. one of the highest paid performers In night clubs and concerts, is flnanclally well off. But he does very much want a hit series, not only for his own pride, but for the sake of his marwlous supporting cast. Including Elizabeth Allen, Jonathan Daly, Harrison Page, and the hilarious youngsters who portray the recruits on his series. In CPO Sharkey. Rickles portrays a hard-bitten sailor, a veteran of World War II. who has risen to the rank of chief petty officer and who must naw face up to "Today's Navy... His commanding officer Is a woman. his fellow CPO Is a black man. and his group of recruits is a collection of fN8ry size, shape, color and background who are protected by today's com- paratively lenient rules and regulations. "There are situations that let me be brash and sarcastic, and at the same time compassionate and humble. I have good vibes about this series," says Rickles. Jeff MK~y, who pli1ys Don French on NBC's Bu Bu B~ck Sheep series, wi1ited • long time for thi1t one big btt.tk, got It, then i1lmost lost it be- u use of • second big bruit. Jeff's bruks, In chronologlul order, concerned (1) his cueer .1nd (2) his bones. "Five the Htltd W.ty," which will be •I~ Tues- di1y i1t 8PM Is the 17th Bu Bil• episode to go before the ameru, but the first to spotlight Jeff. The story hu to do with French trying to keep his fi1ther, • newsp.1per pub· lisher, from visiting him •t the front. Between scenes during the first day of shooting, Jeff w•s sp.uring with W.K. Stnt· ton (C.uey) when he trip· ped over• able, fell, i1nd broke his left wrist. He wu rushed to • ne.trby hosplt.11, the bones were set ud, within hours, he wu btlck on the set. But his •rm wu In a cut i1nd h.td to rem.tin In one, wid the doctor, for five weeks. "I knew production could not be held up for five d.tys, let •lone five weeks," s.iid Jeff, "so I re.11ly thought I'd lost my big chaince." But the pro· ducers huddled with staff writer Ken Pettus, figured out a wi1y to write Jeff's ast Into French's story, .1nd the show went on. "From now on,'' wld Mi1c1Ci1y, "I'd like my bre.ks In smi1ller bunches." • • • Robert Young •nd Vic· tori• R.tci"lO hne been ust in two of the pivot.ti guest·sturlng roles of NBC'• Best Seller: The Rhlnemi1nn hchi1nge, now being filmed In Mex· ico. Young portrays the Americ•n i1mbtlss.idor to Argentln.1 during World Wu II, and Raclrno pli1y1 • mysteriou1 lndl•n girl who aids U.S. Intel· llgence i11ent David Sp&u.ldlng (Stephen Col· lln1). TV WEl!I<, FtBAUAAY 8. 1971 Colette," • two-hour NBC World Premiere motion picture for televi· sion, sturing Suwn Cluti in the title role, hu been set for production by Unlverul Television. The Barbu• Turner telepli1y will cover " cruci•I period in the life of lhe interutlon•lly u · cl.timed French novel· ist-• period In which she wu .tble to find •nd es· ti1bllsh her own identity. • • • Actor·composer·musi· ci•n lsuc Hi1yes, Osen winner for his musical theme for the film ''Sh.tft," will m•ke • second •ppurue on NBC's The Ro ckford Flies-In the role of ex· con G.tndy Fitch in the upcoming episode, "lust Another Polish Wedding." In his first •p· peui1nce, H.1yes pl•yed • m•n cle.t~ by Rockford (J•mes Guner) on the chuge of sli1ying his wife. • * * Actor Richud Dunne, who pli1ys D.tryll Stevens In the NBC di1ytlme serl•I Another World, •lso is • profession.ti musici.1n. He sings i1nd pli1ys guiti1r with the rock quintet known u Sumus. • • • Roy Thinnes, Fri1nce Nuyen, H•w•ll•n •ctor Zulu i1nd Wud Costello wlll st•r in "Dl•mond He.td," • 90-mlnute pro· J"'m development pro- 1ect for NBC which is being filmed in Hono· lulu. The QM Production wm fe.tture ti1n McSh•ne, Eric 8ri1edon, Dennis P•· trick i1nd Alex Henteloff .u guest sti1rs. The dr•m• concerns the efforts of • United St.ties counter-Intel· llgence •gent, code· n•med "Diamond He.td," to thw•rt the •t· tempted theft by • dou· ble •gent of • 11 st century chemic.ti .-pin· slve. Producer P.tul Kl wrote the Krlpt. Pege 11 • • • • • • • Jt • .. ,. • .. • • • • 1V WRIC, Ff"'"""'Y e. 1'17 1 ·1·1, I\ ·1·11 · .'\lt•11 ·1· t111tl .'\Ill \II 1111·.' I.'\ Stereo Speelals te Start Out Your Nete Year Blglatl STHIO HEADPHONES • Plldd9d Ear Cushions • Adjustable Headband • Gift Box .... ,.,. SI0.71 FAMOUS DISC PllEMll • New Formula Ffuld * Special Nap .... Mu SL ti