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Home My WebLink About1977-02-27 - Orange Coast Pilott~=--...-.....---------------~~---------------~ I ' SUNDAY VQL. 70, NO. 58, 6 SECTIONS, 8' PAGES -ORANGE COUNTY,-cAtlFORNIA TWEl'rrY-FtVE CENTS Betty Cook: Off to the Sea at 90 MPH By ALMON LOCKABEY Dell'fl"lle4 ... u .. uttw Driving multi-ton offshore power boats with 600 horsepower power plants at speedS up to 90 miles per hour through choppy s eas that orten leave the boat airborne is a s port for men. Big, brawny, dar e d ev il men w i th HTTYCOOll scars to show for their many bat- tles with the sea. Or so the legend goes. Then a few years ago a very unmanly name began to show up among the top contenders in this rugged and dangerous pastime. Betty Cook? Who the hell is Betty Cook? Prob a bly som e big women's lib type with something to prove. She couldn "t t long. In the beginning Betty Coot's name showed up on the entry lists with the home town of Atherton. Wlfe of Paul Cook, who also w as cbippying around with offs hore driving on the West Coast. But after three years, Betty Coot was listing her home town as Newport Beach and was among the top 10 drivers na- tionally, with near misses on both coasts. She was driving a ~-foot tun- n el bull and later a 36-foot Cigarette hull -neither or which is a playt. ... .iug -for man or woman. So what's with Betty Cook, pre- sident of the Pacific Offshore Power Boat Racing Association <POPBRA>, on the Amerlean Power Boat Aaaociation (APBA) offshore commlulon, and sixth nationally in points last year? There seemed only one way to rand out. Go and talk to the girl. The interview wasn't bard to set up. She lives at Promontory Point but spend.a most ol her wakina hours at a Costa Kesa firm called AeroSeacraft, a com- pany originally set up to develop the tunnel bull boat and for test- ing and developing other off.shore racing boats and engines. She is vice president. That much you know before you get to the firm, a fairly ob- scure place on a Costa Mesa side street. You recognize it by a COU· ple of big offshore power boats (See BETl'Y, Page A3) PILOTING 36-FOOT, 800 HORSEPOWER OFFSHORE POWERBOATS IS FOR EXPERTS Brut1lng Ride AcroH And Over Wav&1 Doesn't Deter Winning Driver Betty Cook Uganda ssacreTold B ULLETIN NAIROBI, Keny a <AP )- Ugandan President ldi Amin bas postponed bis meeting with some 240 Americans living in Uganda from Monday until Wednesday, Uganda Radio announced today. f The gove rnment-controlled 'radio said the postponement was I made after the Americans, most· ly missionaries scattered in small groups acros., th<' East African nation, asked for more time to prepare for the m(.'t'ting in 1'a m-i pala. I NAIROBI, Kenya (AP> A Ugandan refugee was quoted Sat urday saymg hundreds of I Langi tribes men sus pected of plotting against Uganda's Presa· 1dent ldi Amin were strangled and clubbed to death Feb. 18 at Kampala 's military police head- quarters . : GeoCfrey Mugabi said in an m· t er view with the independent Daily Nation ne\\o spapcr that he was in the pnson the n1i.:ht of the laughter. and l ht· nc xt dJ y he d other pn ... oncrs spent six urs loadin~ tht' mangled and rushed bod1c~ into trucks "All the head .., had been mashed in. and the noor was ht ercd with <'Yt'S a nd tee th." ugab1 was quoted sa~ 1 n~ 'Dunng the previous night we "d not hear any shots. only some uddmg no1~es from the ad101n -~ rooms" Muaab1 "s storv "'as lhe latest ' .. . Americans 'Safe' in a swelling now of unconfirmed reports from Uganda that thousands of pe<?ple. primarily members of the northern Langi and Acholi tribes, have been slaughtered since Aman claimed he uncovered and crushed a plot lo overthrow him two weeks ago. De s pit e those re p ort s , Secre t ary of Stale Cyrus R. Vance said Saturday the 240 Americans in Uganda are safe and that he does not believe the situation will develop into a crisis. Vance made the assessment followmg a meeting at the State Department with U.N. Secretary Genera l Kurt Wa ldheim. Ugandan P resident l di Am in has called fo r a meelmg Monday 1n K ampa l a with t h e 240 Americans living m the East African country lie has refused to allow any of them to leave prior to the meeting, but Ugan· dan offi cials say the Americans are not being held hostage and U.S. Mayors Criticize Carter Budget Plan WASm NGTON (AP> -Presi· dent Carter s fi rst federal spend mg plan reveal~ increased aid to hnanc1ally strapped Amencan cities, but an innuenlial mayors' group says Carter "has ignored the need for · ne w social in· itiatives," such as healt h in· surance or welfare reform Carter's budget would increase ,funds ln areas such as public works and community develop- ment, but Carter seeks cutbacks in progr a m s to battle urban cnme and he seeks no increase in JOb opportunities for teen-agers m the central c1t1es Many mayors had hoped Carter would seek to put into ef· feet the m1llal steps of a national health insurance program and a we lfare ref o rm pac k age. However, Carter seeks funds on· ly to conduct studies for such sweeping changes. that they will be free to stay or leave after the meeting. Meanwhile, a high-level Cuban military team and up to 1,000 Cuban troops have :trrived in Uga nd a, tw o K enya n newspapers reported Saturday. But usually reliable diplom atic sources in Uganda discounted the reports of Cuban troops m Uganda, and other sources said it would be difficult for such troops to enter Uganda in any numbers The reports appeared in the Standard a nd t he Sun ·~1 y Nation. two i ndependendy owne d circulation rivals 10 Na1rob1. Both papers supporl the Kenyan government. Man Picks Dirty Way Back Home A young man, .John Carl Hensley, 18, who said he was bound for Oklahoma was stopped in Laguna Beach driving a Hunt- ington Beach City dump truck stolen Saturday from the city yard. Troubled Time The U.S . Confe r ence of Mayors, in a budget analysis r e- leased Saturday, said: "ln many budget area s, important urban programs have been cut below fiscal 1977 leve ls or their growth restrained to rates of increase well below the inflation rate." City officials say Carter may have deliberately short-changed the domestic programs, believ- ing Congress would seek higher spending in these ·areas no mat- t.er what levels he set. In fact, Congress is expected to double "I just could not believe it when I saw this big old four- wheel drive dumptruck with blue HB letters on the side," said Laguna Beach Police Sgt. Terry Temple who stopped the truck as it trundled off Laguna Canyon Road and turned north on Coast ffighway toward Newport. Police had issued a n all points radio broadcast at about 10 p m. when the truck was stolen. Sgt. Temple said the description was rather distinctive. Irvine Execs Kept on Edge By JOANNE REYNOLDS °'"" °'"''' ~ .... '"'" There is a picture of Joan Irvine Smith taken when s he was about eight years old and very bo red a t a ship chnsten- ing at the old South Coast' Shipyard in Newport Beach. The stout, pig-tailed lit-tle girl stands lltVINI $MITH iQ front of a group of adults, her lower lip pmhed out in a petulant frown. She is obviously unhappy and she is not about to hide that !act. It is an expression-and a practice-that haunts the lives or the 1,000 employea or the Irvine Company who not so affec- tionately refer to her as ••J oan· nie-baby." those 1.000 employes. They like him and they like the pace and tone be sets for the company. NO ONE INSIDE the building at 550 Newport Center Drive is prepared to s ay what would hap- pen if Watson left under unhappy circumstances, but the feeling seems to be that it would result in a major personnel turnover. Company insiders see the pro- blem this way: The James Irvine Foundation, which owns 54.5 percent of the company's stock mmt sell it.I 4.59 million shares or stock by 1979. The foundation's board of directors want to sell to Mobil. But thanks to Mrs. Smith, that sale is bung up in an Orange County Superior Court suit which has pro- duced another cont.ender for ownership. (See BUDGET, Page A2) Laguna Beach Poli ce released Hensley, of Huntington Beach. to police there. They also gave red- raced Huntington Beach officers back the dump truck. Irvine Stab Victim Slowly Recovering An Irvine woman stabbed in the throat and ches t as she struggled wilh an assailant in a busy Irvine s hopping cent.er re- mained hospitalized today, but has been r e moved from the critical list. Mary Ann York, 33, was transferred from the intensive care unit of the hospital Satur· day, Irvine Police Sgt. Al Miers said. Police are keeping the woman'• whereabouts secret to prevent another attack. nesses said Miss York fell to the pavement as blood poured from her wounds. Her a ssailant was c h ased From the acene by two of the supermarket's box boys. They lost him when he got into a car and sped away. Initial reports indicated the auto was a white Ford LTD with license plate that r e ad, A HARE. However, Sat. Miers said the investlgatlon Indicates Fis· her may no longer own the vehi· cle. Beauty of a Bull? Beauty does lie in the eye of the beholder, jus t ask Sar a Newton , 7, of Laguna Beach who entered fnend Sam in the "Best Looking Dog" category at the Laguna Winter Festival dog show Saturday. Sam. s port that he 1s, look it all in stride . And, that 's no Bull. dog Suicide -Try Confirmed MUNICH, West Ge rma n y (AP) -Rudolf Hess' son con- firmed Saturday that his fa ther, former top deputy of Adolf Hltler, attempted sui cide in West Berlin's Spandau Prison. The 82-year -old Hess, since 1966 the sole inmate at Spandau, tried to slash his wrists with a knife but was prevented at the las t moment from k illing himself, the younger Hess said in a news release. The statement did not say whether Hess bad actually in- jured himself. The son said he had visited bis father Friday and that he bad related the attempt. The younger Hess, a Munich architect. had declined on Friday to confirm the attempted sui cide as reported on French television, which said jailers had found the prisoner within 15 minutes after he cul himsel( and were able lo save his li fe. Wolf-Ruediger Hess, who is leading a campaign to have h is father released, had said prison authon tles fo rced him to sign a pledge forbidding him to divulge a nyth i ng he learned in h i~ monthly half -hour visit. In his statement, the younger <See HESS, Page A2) BEK TWO. YEAR batUe lo ball the sale of the company to the Mobil Cor p. has c r eated a climate ot uncertainty and ap- prebension in the plus h-carpeted halla ol the Irvlne Company high rise in Newport Center. Th e fa c t that Mo bil might be the new owner , or even the tact that the saJe to Mobil bas Police are seeking Francls Kerns Fisher. 38, of Coata Mua, a former boyfriend, ln connec· Uon with the 1tabbin1 wbieh OC· curred ln front of the Alpha Beta Market at Michelson and Culver Drives. CtN TIO~ INSIDl4~ Employes aay they don't ac- tually fear for their jobs -not yet. It's Jmt that they are beslnnlng to consider worklng elsewhere because they're not aure working foT the Irvine Company is &oin& to be u fun-or as easy-as lt used to be. lt'a a feellnlf that start.a at the top. n la clear that company Praldent Ray Wat.ton wUl qwt lf pew owners try to chanae UK operation of the company bffa off\nanc.lal praaura. Witlea b man th1.11 a bou to ••TtO• been post· poned for two years by "Joannie· baby" doesn't seem to trouble company people. What bothers them ls the poaaibillty the company mlpt 10 to the second bidder, a con- sortium of investors led by Detroit tlnancler Alfred Taub- man and Wall street investor Charle. Allen. The Allen-Taubman ownenhlp ponlbllity poa• a problem for company people I or a variety ol re.ISOlll: (.Seel&VINB, h1et\4) Flaher was arruted two weeks llfo in Costa Mesa wben Mlsa York was threatened w~ a 1un apd held boataie In the man's Paulartno StrMt home. Sgt. Miera .. td Miu York•• declaratlob that abe would leltify aiainst ftlher at a trial 1temmln1 I rom t.bat tncldent may have been tho moUve ror lbe bloody coi:tfrontatlon at the lrvtne •~rmartcet.. A• horrified tbopper• watched, tbe woman was al· t8Cke8 and atabbed repeat.dJJ • ------------------·. i W1th u. man; WU. aoC&IN' 80C&ATE$ -PhllOllOPb.Y teadlen are tunine ln on computes, rock musicians' meuasea and otber new methods tot.each thlr a1Hld dlJelpUne to a •ener•tio.n d •tu· dentl reared on pbpular culture. Teacbln touc1a GD MX, d11ne and JOitcoaBa. •a&ASY nLll -To create b1a ~ movte '':Tia s.Dtl.Del," directer Michael Wbiaer bad to t!aow tM annl• or Rell. Jfo claaieto •rd COIU&med atn:a. 'biat t-1 lrftb. a~ Reed SA- ltrillil1'1DMr oo Pli•Bf • l DISMSB DEFEATED? - Many of the thousands or bemapb.Wa sufferen in the U.S. no longer face troubled lives and bon1bJe deaths thank.a to a new draa that eoatrols bleed.Inf. The atoey d the tteatment la on Pa,e:. BJ. •tu11'8 DOLD8VMS -The m.,ndlc draw of Florida'• Dts· ney World bu helped emplJ tho botell ln lllaml, but the city ts ibattllna back with efforts to lUtt n•w trade throuCh adnniJJ.n1, .swomOUomi and 1ambliq. Tbelr ... JIO'rtUned on Pa,e BS. r I O•"·" •11.ou•enoiu ... ' ' .. r~ DM.Y PILOT IOl'!d!y, '!!!n.-x. 17, 1m @@&@1J \YAY] & lf@[}{) Weekly review of Orange Coast highlights Sunset B each . Historic Tower to Be Preserved A 36-year·old water lower in Sunset Beach has been declared of historical significance by Orange County supervisors, who agreed to spend $85,000 to preserve it. The tower's design is said to be unique lo a bygone age. In addi· lion, it is a landmark of the area and stands on the site of a tower that guided iwilors since the turn of the century. Laguna Beach Crime Increase Hits Art Colony Although the two cities are similar in natural environ· ment, Laguna Beach and San Clemente are strikingly dlf· ferent when it comes to crime. The former showed a 13 per. cent increase this year and the latter a JS percent decrease in statistics revealed last week. Laguna Beach Police Chief Jon Sparks said his city's rise may be due to an increase in population in surrounding communities, which "see Laguna Beach as their playground." Saddleback Valley Trustee Support Withdrawn Newport Beach Trustee Dennis Smith of the Saddleback Valley Unified School District, who is running for reelection, had an unpleasant surprise last week. Board presi· dent Loa Young (left) and two other trustees withdrew their support from Smith's campaign. He snapped back, "I will con· tinue to oppose George Henry's cronyism, Carol Neustadl's loyalty to the teachers' union and Loa Young's fantasy that our dis· lnct is an educational Camelot and that the supenntendent is King Arthur " · Friends Eulogize Devine The show went on for the last time for Andy Devine last week. The Newport Beach resident, who died at the age of 71. was eulogized at his funeral by friends from the enter· tamment world, including Guy Madison and Lew Ayres. In addition, former "Wald Bill Hickock Show" musical direc- tor Dack Aurandt played organ selections to honor the beloved performer. Mission Viejo Burglar Defended Watergatt' cons pirator E Howard Hunt (right>. released last week after 32 months tn prison, received some Orange Coast help an paymg his $10,000 fine in the case Frank Wood of Mission V1eJo. who has contnb· uled to other causes 1n the past, ch.ipped in $500. He said he doesn't b<>lieve Hunt was right, only that his punishment was ex· cesslve compared to those dealt out for more serious crimes in : other cases. Costa Mesa · Wheelchair Vans Win Okay ~ ' ' Wheelchair·bound persons lo Costa Mesa have a new way to get around: a wheelchair van service that charges $13.75 for a five·mile trip <compared to $4.60 in a regular cab and $50 for an ambulance). The service, which can ac- commodate wheelchairs that normal cabs can't, was ap- proved for at least one year by city council members. to represent Cotton at a beartni March21. Cotton was arrested Friday after releasing two hostages be held in hla apartment for lJ~ houri. Poliee 11ld Cotton appanntl)- tried to borrow a pack of cl1arettea from a nelsbbor, Oeorse Sparks Jr., 24, early l'rt· dQ monuna. They aald an arp-ment broke out, and Cotton tlNd. • &bWe .2k&llbtt rUle b1lllet Uarollih S'Darb' bead. Alter ibo aboolln1, Cotton forced three otbet ·MlshbOrt io bit aputment at iunpotnt, police •aid. ' ' \ . . • • J ' Bel& ftiM~ But 1tlD JiQges . . . BJ AllftlVlt .. ftNISL °' ............. .,... famed Bella of St. ·~·· baap&Nd mlWcm tlaroqta . ~ mcwieoltbat name. not e\el)ODe ftDds peattni • peeling • A Buntiqtoa Beach pbyaidan. hi fact. la IOJaacled by l*Jatoil· lnl at the nearby carillon ol St. Bonaventure Catholic Church that be elalms they are dltvtq him to: -A. Distraction. -8. Hls doctor. -C. The Huntington Beach Police Department. -D. The Huntlncton Beach Cl· tyCouncil. -E. H1s lawyer's cftlce f« lawsuit preparatloa. -F. All ol the above. You 1ueaaed rleht If you checked F in um current events noise toleration test, which has Dr. Irvine Loaner, 58, a neipbor or the church at lMOO Springdale St .• bitterly aDsrY. • 'I'm colng before the city council Mooday night because the police department says there is nothing they can do," says Dr. Loaner, who lives OD Christy Drive within eyesbot and earshot of St. Booaventure. The physical medicine and mu.scu»skeletal specialist with Kaiser Permanente Foundation Hospital in Norwalk asserts St. Bonaventure's hourly bells are Intolerable. "They play the damn thing from 8:25 a.m. to 9 p.m. and have for more than a year," says Dr. Loaner, who is leaving SOOD OD a vacation. "And then they gong the time tones. Nine. Ten. Eleven. Twelve .... J want the -- things turned off! I'm religious too! I'm not Catholic but I'm not anti·Catholic," Dr. Losner coo- Twin Dies, Friend Hit By Youth GREENVILLE. Pa. <AP) -A 12·year-old boy was charged with murder and voluntary qtanslaughter in the killing of his twin brother and the wounding of a friend. Police said the shooting followed a squirt gun fight. Robert Alexander Jr. was charged Friday after his brother, Ronald, was shot to death and a companion, David Christy, 13, was wounded. Police Chief Donald Reinhart said the victims were playing cards when Robert arrived and began squirting them with a water pistol. When the two youths fired back with squirt guns, Robert went up- stairs, returned with his father·s 30-30 rifle and pointed it at the others, Remhart said. The chief said Robert told the two the gun was not loaded. Reinhart said Robert then went back upstairs and put two bullets in the gun and told the other two boys he would shoot them if they didn't stop squirting him. Ronald stepped between his brother and David, apparently thinking that Robert would not fire at him, the chief said. Ronald was struck in the left side or the chest, and lhe bullet passed through his body and hil David in the left arm, police said. Ronald died al Greenville Hospital. David was reported in fair condition Saturday. Robert was arraigned and held in Mercer County Juvenile Court Center without bond. A hearing will be held March 7 to determine if he should be tried as a juvenile or an adult. Need He Say More? "I've got a gun, give me all your money." Having said that, an armed robber took $700 Satur- day from the c:ashter •t Love's Restaurant, 8692 Stanton Drive, Buena Park, and fled out the door. IUNDAY DAILY PILOT n..Ot-Coe\I O•lly l"<lol Mlltwtli(lt l>e-. -............. ~., •• ..-.-11¥0..0r-C..\l ...... llN ... '-i... ............. . -hl•H ¥o~•• ,.,, ...... ,.,....,, I« ,.,..,. Mow ,.._, &o..:11 ... .,...,.....,.. _,, ~- •••" V•ltf"r O•lftf_ ~ed<ll~l V•U~y e"4 l._ ..... hvlflC:..tt """"''~""'· l1M I\ -1-$0lv•UY\ -,.,,...,,,_ Tito ;:::.-t..'::"'~"t:,'~.:,._no w.11 .. ¥ ·-· ...... _.,., ... ftl..._11'\1111_ J4M•• c-. Viet..,.,....,,.,,., Ge_.,.._, -""-•... ., O•llf l'ilot St•tt ~hoto PRIEST SAYS MOST PEOPLE LOVE CHIMES Fr. Duffy and St. Bonaventure, Facing an Angry Neighbor tinues. "I'm just damned mad at the noise pollulion.' • "They summon the faithful to worship at8:25 a.m. and we have to go away on weekends or keep our windows closed," says Dr. Losner. F,.._PageAJ BUDGET .•• Carter's request for $2 billion in public works jobs aid. The ma yo rs confe ren ce praised increases in community development and anla·recession aid, but said the Carter budget 1s inadequate for mass transit and youth employment needs. With summer approaching, ci· ty officials are afraid that con· linued high unemployment among city teen-agers could lead to trouble in the streets. Union Chief Disappears LAS VEGAS. Nev <AP> -Al Bramlet. pre ~ade nl o r th<' Nevada AFL·CIO, was reported missing Saturday. He has not been seen or heard from since Thursday. Bramlet, as head or the 22,000·members Culinary Workers Union Local 226, led a strike against the big resort hotels on the Las Vegas Strip last year. A nationwide bulletin was is· sued Saturday for the 59·year-old labor leader .. "There's no body but there's one missing," said Lt. Beecher Avants, head of the homicide and robbery division of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Depart· ment. He said the FBI was called in to investigate with local authorities. "When I'm awakened by them I get pains in my stomach, and my nerves are shot,'' adds the physician, who bas lived in Hunt· iogton Beach 12 years. "I'm go- ing to file a lawsuit against them for more than $100,000 for en· Coffee: To PayLess, Drink Less WAS HINGTON <AP) -Coffee drinkers who don 't like the skyrocketing prices for coffee can do only one thing to bring the prices back down. They can drink less co(fee. This is one of the few generally accepted conclusions to emerge from last week's congressional hearings into the tripling of cof· fee prices within the last two years. Who is responsible for the soar. ing prices is a harder question to answer. Fmgers were po1nted by vanous witnesses at the foreign coffee producers. the U.S State Department a nd commod1t" traders. · For now. prices on the groc·ery shelf are expected to continue to increase. General Foods, the nation's No. 1 coffee seller, said 1t pro· bably will soon ra ise its wholesale price above $.1.50 ()('r pound because of the rising <'ost of imported coffee beans. The pnce is now $.1.31 and was $.1 IJ as recently as ,Jan. 30. Rep. Fred Richmond CD-N Yl. chairman of a coll'Sumer subcom- mittee in the House, predicted in an interview after the heanngs that "within weeks we're going to be paying $4 per pound for cor. ree " danee:rt.Qa my health.•• • Th AQ,lr)' PhY•ldu alllteDds tbe tradltlonal sum ons to prayer and hourly time tone 1ona1 may ba .. had tbelr place in medieval times. bu& not ia Uae su"bui'Nn 20th Century. - "We are prisoners of the alum clock anyway and .,._,.body at least owns a wristwatch," he snaps. Father Michael Duffy, pastor of St. Bonaventure, contends tbe chimes play a time-honored carillon. "We play the Vespen at 9 o'clock, but I suppose we really don't have to," says Fr. Duffy, a wbile·haired priest wbo bails from County Mayo, Ireland. "But I can only aay, .. t\• adds with a broeue. "that the general reaction among people is that they love the chimes. We've bad no other comphunts. ·' A parishioner donated the $3,000 electronic amplified chimes. which can be turned up or down, and Fr. Duffy main· talns the church tried to meet Dr. Losoer halfway. ·•1 turned them down myself, and they were also off for a while due to a malfunction," be adds. The chlmes were silenced, Dr. Losner contends, because be raised Cain, and then turned back on because the system's donor was miffed that bis gift. to the church was lo disuse. Told Dr. Lo6ner vows to sue over the bells' alleged impact on has heaJth, Fr. Duffy said a sound test of decibels emanating from St. Bonaventure recently indicat- ed the bells were within accepta. blellmlts. Dr. Losner, however, says the lest should have been performed by the Orange County Environ· mental Protection Agency. Fro..P~Al HESS .•• Hess said that because or the "life-or-death seriousness of the situation," he did notfeel himself bound by the "absurd demand" that he keep silent. The s tatement accused the Western allies ol refusing ''lo al· low appropriate medical aid to come to the prisoner, who bas been suffering severely for weeks." It said Hess was "under the pressure of continuing, most severe physical and mental anguish." Pnson officials have declined to confirm or deny the reports of the swcide attempt. Spandau, bwlt by the Germans lo hold 600 military pnsoners, is now guarded 1n rotation by U.S., French, Britis h and Soviet forces. which have occupied Berlin since their victory in World War II. Banzai 'Mob' Sparks Calls A road rallye of between 350 and 500 trucks and vans through Newport Beach residential areas Saturday kept police busy answenng calls from anxious re· sidents. A department spokesman said the event. sponsored by Banzai Trucks Unlimited, caused no pro- blems, but that residents unac- customed to the truck traffic in their neighborhoods kept the de· partment switchboard busy. DIET-NUTRITION SYMPOSIUM \ I t:OO 9:30 10:00 11:00 Sunday, March 6 • 9:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. AIRPORTER INN On Mac:A;tt.r IAcro11 tro.. O~ Comtty AJrportl RlcWdleeM,Pla.D. Dr. r.e J. Kwffawww. D.O. Dr. UOMI Sft•er, O.D. Dr. J . L Laite, D.C.. M.D. DOHA TIOH $5.00 FAMILY $7.00 Exercise Physiology Acupuncture lridology-Eye Analysis Colon Therapy MOOM-WNCH 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 Dr. Gwy L C•lw •· D.C. Dr .... Donbach, D.c .. NJ).,. l.T.S. Dr-. Jolll Y-. D.D.S. Dr.= L Cwl••• D.C. Dr. W .. J. Dlat • PU). Hypcgtvcemla & Muscle Testing Demonstration Diet & Nutrition VitaminC Colon Therapy wfth Oxygen Ctlnlcal Psychology ,... ... -. • twc•• •fw ,_..a . ...._ . Clllt.t DleM'Walllali S=ulm HtQ _.., H4JW ..... O.-.. 111. Mlw,.t fJUO m ... u...111, ...._nm Karate Fest Kicks Off Heather Crossen, 18, (with short, light hair above), of Newport Beach and friend Elaine Scott, Costa Mesa make up after battling it out in Green Belt Sparring elimination round during Japan Karate Federation competition held at Orange Coast College Saturday. At right, two men tussle during elimination bout. Day long event was hosted by Orange Coast College in connection with karate classes offered by the school. Columnist Vaughan 11 Victims Succu01hs to Cancer Named in KANSAS CITY CAP) -Svn dicated columnist and humorist Bill Vaughan died at St. Luke's Hospital here Saturday al age 61 Vaughan had been suffering from lung cancer and had been working at home smce January He was admitted to St. Luke's on Tuesday. He was named associate editor o( the Kansas City Star an 1965 and wrote 13 one·paragraph items each week that were published in more than 200 newspapers as · Senator Soaper Says'' or "Vaughan at Large " He also wrote three columns each week H.is satirical essays and ac· counts or his work as a reporter covenng national political con venllons and other events were collected and published m three books. He htled the rirst "Bird Thou Never Wert" because the phrase "comes from the classics and means absolutely nothinJ! · AP' Wiroplloto DEAD AT 61 Humorist Vaughan East's Plants Open; Most Back at Work · WASHINGTON <AP) -The more than 1 2 million Job losses caused by fuel shortages early this month were down to 218,000 last week as plants and bus1 nesses continued to reopen, the Commerce Department said Saturday The number of people thrown out of work by shutdowns forced by fuel shortages could drop below 200,000 early next week if present trends continue, the de- partment said. ll said the only states still re- porting fuel-shortage unemploy- ment of 30,000 persons or more are Alabama, Ohio and West \'lrginia. The Commerce Department. in lts regular •'Winter Eoern Watch," also said total U.S. im- porta of crude oil are running at a record 9.9 milhon barrels a dav The previous record was 9.1 million last December And 1l said heating fuel sup- plies are beginning to now mto hard pressed areas. ''some at re rord rates ... because of warmer weather and actions hy govern- ment and the fuel companies. An extra two billion cubic feet or natural gas a day are being al- 1 owed to needy areas by emergency rederal actions in- <'l ud in g the Natural Gas Emergency Act that President Carter signed Feb. 2, the depart- ment said. It said the largest single sale under Carter's emergency act was 155 million cubic feet of natural gas a day to be diverted from California to Ohio, Pen- nsylvania and nearby states. Soviet Fire MOSCOW (AP) Soviet or. ficials identified at least 11 peo- ple who died m a Friday night fire at Moscow's mammoth Hotel Rossiya and some 20 other bodies wC're unofficially reported as still urudentified, Western dtplomallc sources said Saturday omcials al the 3.200-room hotel showed diplomats a list of 1 t dead Soviet and East Euro- pean citizens. ThcrC' were no Amcrirans or WC's l Europec.rns on the list and reports in d1plomat1c c·1rclP:-; said no Westerners ~erC' hel1t•ved to have been killed m thC' hrt' About 100 people. mostly non· Westerners, were listed as tn· jured in the fire, which ravaged the giant hotel's north wing and damaged a central tower Repair crews using six crane trucks worked through a ~lt·el storm Saturday to replac<' c-x - ploded windows in t hP f1 n·· blackened wing, still drapt•d \\1th sheets and ropes soml' J!U<'sts used in attempts to get to lower balconies. Russian television did not men· lion the fire and one evening newspaper in the city covered the story with two paragraphs al the bottom or its third page. lntourist, the Soviet state tounst agency, said Amencans Cloyce Pal mer an d Robert Brown had been taken to Botkin Dtplomalic Hospital for treat- ment. It said Palmer was suffer· ing from smoke inhalation and neither was believed in serious condition. A third Amt?rican, Amy Brown, was treated and re- leased. Tbe agency gave no ad- dresses. Tass, the official Soviet news agency, said a commission had been set up to study the cause of the three-hour fire, which was believed to have been started by "a technical fault in elevator equipment." U.S. officials said about 170 Americans were thought to have been al the Ross1ya, including 160 tourists connected to Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, Oops, Cap 'n, Rope Slipped Nursing Homes Hit An Oran1e County Fire Department captain playtn1 the put ot a vtct.lm during a trainlal exercise Friday became one when the basket stretcher in whlcb he was being earned aerosa a ravine fell 30 feet when tt.auspendincrope broke. Capt. David Ho)>ert of Minion vi.tO station 11 .,.. tre•ted at tlt.e scene b1 par•m•dlcs a-rtidpat!ni ID Ult tr.lntna a· erd.Ms In Mtaaton Viejo, and UbD to the bmpitel when be la ~to remain for about two ~ ~ flt"e 1pote1man tald llDbert nstal.aed a concuulon, a.& no brota bones or internal .. I MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Charging that older Americans livin& in nursing homes face widespread "patterns of abuse," the AFL-CIO called on Saturd•y for an end to profit-making nllrs- lng bomes. "Profit must be eliminated from the industry if its problems are to bo corrected." the labor orpnlutlon said in a report on a Yeat·lonl study. The AFL·CIO 1\llfSestAMl the aradual replace-ment ot prafit·making homes with nonprotlt or government-nm bomea. '"Ibo fac:ta a.re that nonprofit nursint bomu epend more on P•· Uent care and more on atatlln1 tban. proflt·makinc in1Ututlona and tho results are evlde.nced 1n t.uer care tor DUJ'ldnt homo ,... sidents," the report said. The 14 million-member federa- tion said inspections of nursing homes by its state affiliates, aioni with official covernment. reports, showed negligence lead· int to death and injury. un- sanitary conditions, improper medical care, inadequate control of drupi reprisals aeatnat those • ~ ~mplaln and widescale pro- fileenng. The study said that moet of the problems were found ln profit·• malriD1 inltitutJom. 'lbe findlnp, in a »pace re- port to t.be AFL-CIO uecutift council meetin• hue, abo • .,.. vealed mu.cb that 1bould be eolll• mended ln tu'rul or bumane; ~nat treatm nt found lbl'OGiOIMl&&be " ' ; • OAllVPClOT AS DEITY COOKS ALONG AT 90 MPH • • • <Fro Pa1e Al) out "-1 ln various atqea of dis· repair or bullding. You are ushered into a cub- byhole cA an offlce where you find Betty Cook talking over the telephone. surrounded by sucll tbln11 u dynamometel'S and other "whatchamacalllta." So what is Betty Cook D.ke'! Futen your safety beh. w~ aeeonds, you are sblk· inl bancb wttb a .nm .. trim, modishly dressed brown-eyed blonde with an easy smile oo ber attractive face. And you're not long Into the in- terview when you realize you're not llstenin& to someone who is foollng around in a sport in which she doesn't belong. Her educa- tion at MIT and Stanford shows through. So does her courage when she speaks of the rough water races she bas been in, flex- ing her graceful legs at speeds up to 90 miles an hour for more than 200miles. No, Betty Cook admits, she is not a women's libber. lo fact she has little time for women's groups or activities. Says she: "I long ago found that a lesson in futility." o.lt.,P'llMSIMI ...... But driving a behemoth off- shore power boat through and over angry seas is not futile to Betty Cook, despite the fact she bas never won a race during her three years m the "open class." During those three years sbe has driven four races on the West Coast. two on the Great Lakes and four on the East Coast. RACING ENGINE GETS ONCE OVER FROM BETTY COOK 600 Horsepower Engine Powers 90 MPH Power Boat Kaama "To me it's more important to finish than to win," says Cook. "It's a big deal just to see that checkered nag, regardless of what position you are in." She has brought her boat across the finish line in a respec- table position m every race she has driven -even al San Diego a couple of weeks ago when she ripped the bottom out of her 36- footer. She finished fifth. Cook and her people at Aeroseacraft are now putting the finishing touches on a larger boat, a 38-footer designed by Larry Smith of Marina del Rey, which she will drive in the up- coming Bushmills Grand Pnx out of Newport Beach. The new boat, like her previous boats, 1s named Kaama. Betty readily explains that driving an offshore racing power boat is not a one-person feat. She is the driver, sandwiched in the crowded cockpit between her throttleman and navigator, one or both of whom tell her every move to make . "The driver. who merely steers the boat. 1s the front person who usually gets all the credit. the throtUeman is really the key person." Cook explains. "It is his job to ease off on the throttles when the boat is coming off a wave, airborne, to prevent blowing an engine or throwing a propeller, and lo open them when the boat reenters the water so that no speed is lost.·· Betty's throlllcman and crew chief is John Connor of Newport AZTEC PRIHT lat9-lfy MecMMW..,._.. Beach, a man she considers to be one of the best in the sport. Her navigator is Don Hollaway of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., a newcomer to the Kaama team this year. "The navigator's job is lo keep me on course every second," says Cook. "Although I have a set of instructions and the loca- tion or checkpoints.in front of me, it's up to Don to keep me exactly on course regardless of current set or wave action. He also keeps a sharp eye out for kelp and other dangerous conditions." "It's not all that bad, though," says the 54-year-o ld grandmother. "We drive stand· ing up, or course. The legs arc much stronger than the back. "No we don't use safety belts. In the event of an accident it 1s better to be thrown an the water t h an to be strapped into a wrecked boat." "Hitting the water at 70 miles per hour is like hitting a stone wall. You probably end up un- conscious," explains Cook. Does she gel any flak from her male counterparts? "Not a bit. There is no sex un- der those helmets and life suits. How you perform is all that counts in this sport.·• Betty Cook has performed very well. She finished second in a Lake Erie race in 1976, fifth in the Bushmills Grand Prix and came up with two third places in races off Key West. Of the latter, she says: "I couldn't have been happier if I had won. That can be, and often is, some of the roughest CUTTING IOARD WITH PURCHASE OF SI 0.00 OR MORE water on the C'ircuit. It's in those races that you begin to wonder soon after the green nag: Will this race never end?" Yes. offshore power boat rac- ing is expensive. Cook agrees with most devotees of the sport that a national campaign could run upwardsof$200,000. "The cost of the boat about $90,000 -is only the beginrung," she says. "Add to that the cost oC repairing blown engines, damaged boats and travel for yourself, your boat and crew - you get the picture." And the prize money? ''Even if you win, it's a drop in the bucket,'· allows Cook. So why does sbe do 1t? "I started out driving a patrol boat when Paul was racing - you know. towing. monitoring the races and things like that. Then Paul set up a company for the de· velopment of the tunnel hull boats designed by M auric Fortney of Newport Beach. ( drove one of them in a rookie race and did well. I was hooked "When Paul took over the Dante Tagnoli line, includmg his famed Cigarette hull, I started campaigning 1t on the West Coast. So here I am, three years • later. It's a thrilling sport. I love it. "No, I'm not sensitive aboue my age. I'm 53'' she aged a year with a birthday a couple of days after the interview). "I have two sons, ages 34 and 21. and have two grandchildren. The youngest son is mto hang glidirrg as a sport. J don 'l Uunk it's sale, but who am I to say." SAVE 50%-80% Sun •• Feb. 27 Thrv Tues., Mer. I QUILTED FABRICS \-•tniW. ··~ l.91 yord I st q.atlty W11Mafat1 Fvlt loffs BROADCLOTH HAWAIIAN PRINTS ILUE DEHIM GAIARDIHE c..._.,_., ··~··"'" $1!~"'" s1!~Hyw4 s L ' p ···~ lstej)iMlty Fttll lofts .... lofts htQMlty FttlUh NATURAL GAUZE Cott. Ir hfr"hr POMTE DE ROMA I~ rotpstr COUPON soc SCISSORS SHAINHING r---couPOH Nl9UE SCISSORS Y2 PRICE ... t.J5 25 0/o OFF SOFAS '12000 FREE LABOR s2• ., ... c !~-- s D I A , E R y $1!~4tyafd ht9"flty ,,.. lofts TSHIRTIHIT stripe .. '""'" *l!~tlYwd ... ~ r.IUh COUPON PILLOW FORMS $198 1r.1r'9tpthr W•flri•~ ... °" u uft:u..-1p CHAJIS 61 SOFAS •6500 s 14f00 . , • • 1 .. ~.f DAIL V PILOT • SIAndg, F!bni!y, 27, 1177 ··-Laser Ray-g,in, Seen ~ Space Defense • WASHINGTON CAP) -U .S. r,~;ieii1UJ11UJ bave scored a n11areb b In developmeiit of aJ·IUD type weaPOQ for pOMJ- e future space battles. a tenlor ' entagon official baa told SI. • The. breakthrough points to Jution of one or the bl11e1t pro- ems that bas perplexed the enti.st.s -bow to reduce blah· llbergy laser beam devices to ~l enough size and weight to ~ carried by satellltes. ~ Dr. George H. Hellmeler, '.41rector or the Pentagon's ad· anced research project's agen-~. said a way baa been found ln the laboratory to increase critical enerey output by 3~ times, using chemical lasers. .. DURING THE PAST year oar goal of demonstrating useful efficiencies was reached in a small-scale device," Heilmeier told the House Armed Services .. Q>mmittee last week. • ~ He said that recently complet- ed analysis of these experiments , "indicates that laser systems in· corporating much more efficient future chemical lasers may be ~(easible." a praelleal QtC.buecl laser ewupoo la a l'Mllty. Tbere b no lndlcatlon from Hellmeler'a testimocly u to what utent. that Ume IDQ be lborteDed. . BERJllEIB& described blah· enetlY luera lD 1pace .. "a potential system to defeo4 our own satellites a1aln1t anti-~telUte tbreata. •1 'Ille Russians have stepped up their space teatinc of an anti- aatelUte system within tbe past year. Tbla Soviet system does not use lasers, but relies on explosive techniques, aecordiue to U.S. in· teUi&eJlce olticials. "It is my belief that the blgb- enersy laser in space could represent a Sputnik-like event, a technical achievement which could influence the perceptions ol forelln countries aa to wbo is the leader io defense-related technology," Hellmeier said. He warned that "such percep- tions could have serious polit.ical implications in view of more ob· vious trends in other areas,'' ob· viously meaning Russjan ad· vances in growth of missile power. . ,,,.,.... ~""'.ict ,,,,,.,"'11 Former medical in- vestigator Remington Bristow began his searMl 20 years ago for the parents of a 4-year-old boy whose body was found in a box in a wooded area in Philadelphia. No foul play was suspected. He said his annual prayer at the boy's grave Saturday. . · Heilmeier cautioned that ••the technical problems are formida· ble'' but that "space is a favora- ble environment for chemical •lasers." · Pentagon sc~entists have said jt, may be another 10 years before ·$141,000 in Funds OK'd for YMCA Violence Extensive In Homes -Survey The Orange Coast YMCA board of directors has a pproved the spending of $141,000 on YM- CA youth and family programs ~erving over 3,000 people. The funds will be used to main· tain the Y's programs for health and fitness, the parent-child club and summer camping. The funds will also be used to supplement the Y's Family Crises Center in ~ eosta Mesa. I ! DENVER (AP) -For more than five million American ~hildren, punishment at home has meant being shot, stabbed, kicked, beaten and bitten by their parents, a new nationwide survey shows. Richard J . Genes of the University of Rhode Island told a meeting of the American As· sociatlon for the Advancement of Science on Friday that the study showed three of every 100 parents. an estimated 1.2 mil· lion parents nationwide, have ! New Ozone Finding ~ Breakdown Tempers Damage WASHINGTON <AP) -Scicn· l lists say some of the chemicals •thought to damage the at- : mosphe r e 's p rotective ozone layer apparently break down .before cau&1ng harm. But the Once in the s tratosphere, Molina and Rowland said, high energy solar radiation decom- poses the chemicals, releasing fluorine atoms that destroy ozone. used knives and guns on their youngsters. Another 1.2 million have threate ned to harm their children with the weapons, he added. AND MORE THAN 80 percent of the 1,146 parents surveyed said they sometimes spank or slap their children, s aid Gelles, leader of the team that took the survey. The survey was designed to find out what leads to violence in the family and how it can be stopped, Gelles said. It included families of differing social and economic background and was among t~e first on a national level on violence toward children in the home. Gelles said he drew no formal conclusions from the survey but plans to u se information gathered in it to help determine causes and cures for family violenc~. He did not say over what period the survey was con- ducted or how recently it was made. Clmount destroyed probably 1s too :'.)mall to greatly reduce the over· ii.JI problem, they add. ! Scientists al the Commerce -Department's National Bureau )>f Standards said 10 a report re- Jeased Saturday that they d1s- "l'Overed that two 1mpl1 cated )luorocarbon chemicals and 4ll0ther related one break down ~hen absorbed by sand a nd ;J>athed in sunlight Onofre Security Up • Dr Pierre J . Ausloos said this 1'rev1ou s l y unsuspected l>reakdown of fluorocarbons il· tes that there may be other wn processes in nature that eel th e am o unt of 1Juorocarbons rc<1chmg the up· ~r atmosphere " • BUT AUSLOOS said be d<>elJ 1'ot beheve the proc~ss he and d)r. Richard E . Rcbbert d1s- ]:ovcr ed h nd more than a ~rn1ma l <'Hect on the total ~t of fluorocarbons dumped ~~tnea1r Concern about fluorocarbons inc~ued since 1974 when . Mario Mohna and Frank • wland of UC Irvine said com- uter studies 1nd1cated the m1cals u.sed as aerosol spray an propellants and refnierants ached the upper atmosphere. The threat of terrorism and sabotage at nuclear generating stations like San Onofre just south of San Clemente hu result- ed in an order by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for a "substantial increase" in securi- ty at all plants. The new security regulations, many of which must be im· plemented within three months, call for more guards, alarms and intrusion barriers. o.a,Plethl"'Y .hheotn~ ~-Friday If YoU do not have vour paoer by 5 30 p m. call b9f0te 7 o rn. end )'OIJr copy will be del11191ed Saturday and SunOfY' If you do not ,_.,. )'OUr coov by 8 a m . call betore 10 Lm.. and your copy will be det1vered CllClll..._T I J' a Mo9t 0..1199 Coun1y AtMI '4JAn• Northwest Hunllnoton Beach and Westm1nste< . . .S..lllt San Clemente. C1101str.,-.o Beach, 8-1\ Juan C1101strano. Dena Potnt. South Laguna. Ulguna N19uel .......... ffl.t6Je An Edis on Company spokesman for the San Onofre facility said Friday the utility does not know exactly what ac- tions it will have to take because, despite the NRC declaration earlier ln the week, no formal or- ders had been received yet. David Barron, corporate · spokesman, said he only had news accounts to go on. "It's hard to comment without having a chance to look at it." he said. Bernard C. Rusche, director of nuclear reactor regulations, said the typical plant under the new rules will normally have al least 10 security personnel on duty at any time with at least five oi them guards. Other security people, called "armed response peraonnel" would have other ctuUes around the plant. but would be trained to use semiautomatic weapons kept at each faclllty be said. Rusche said some aitts have a1 few u three guards on duty each shift while others bave u maD,J as IS. 1 Snow Hits Central U.S. Wlumbia, Mo., Get& 7 Inches in 6 Houn ' • I ... . .. . ! •• DlVINE COMPANY EXEGS GROW EDGY. -THAT SA•B deDOs!Uon fa:dJMI' declaf'ed tbat the ccm-. IOl'Uum would lncre.., tM pace ol deftlQpment ol tile compAQJ'• ~000 acre• ln tile heart of Otanc• County lD order to Jll'O- duee a quick return on lbe mWlcma ln••ted ln th• eom· pany'1 purebue. -Undtr provtaiona of tbe Al· len·T•ulmum olfer, Mn. Smith woalcl be able to_ retain an ln· tereat in tbe land company-me , cQl'l'ently OtrD1 or controls 21.4 I percent d the stock-and would likely remain oa tbe board d d1netan, aomethlnc that would not occur if Mobil is the new owner. Mas. SlllTB bas been a member ol tbe company's board of direeton •lnce 1157 and bu been a aource of nearly con- tinU«W coatentJon sbce Ulen. Site hu flied a total of 17 lawaults against actions pro- . posed by the company's direc- tora and each year cuts the lone • dissenting vote in the pro fonna election al otrlcers. The possibility that company direct.on under Allen-Taubman ownenbip might side with her views, which have historically ·been critical of company management, is the source of some apprehension. TbiA uneasiness is compounded by the Bic Sister image Mrs. Smith has cultivated with com-pany employes. SHE RECEIVES copies of everything written about the company ranging from write ups in the local weeklies to in-depth analyses nm by national busi- ness publications. Executives quoted in those stories have found themselves on the witness stand m the Orange County courtroom or Judge James F. Judge, facing Mrs. Smith's attorney who is not gen- tle in questioning them about the contents of those stones. Getting company employes to talk about life on U\e inside has been made extremely difficult because of the news-story-to- witness-atand pattern. Watson has been reticent to discuss any aspect of the sale or trial until recently when he acknowledged the dip in com- pany morale during a speech before the local chamber of com· merce. EVEN THEN, he contended that the decline in morale is off. NOT HAPPY Joan lrvln• SmltJt 'SHAKY MORALE' RayWatHn set "at least 90 percent" by the enthusiasm the employes have for their jobs. In an interview not long after that speech, Watson conceded that the shalcy morale situation means that employes are begin- ning to consider defecting to other firms. He noted that the company's vice president of s ales and marketing for the industrial complex recently took another job and he speculated that 1f the sale or the company were not as nuD'Ua .. lit a ~CBCI~ =ti not ftCll ..... bela end. "A.ND LAST WSD we bad one ~ eom• ill and olffl!' • Jot. tole\'en eq1n..,. and~ nera lD th8 com~'• pl departmmt,. .. be aald. Of tboM, twodectdod to chaac• Jobi. W.taaa allo apeed U.atU. cert~ ol the Id tlty ol Uae new owner a. maldnr llle a UWe more difftcult for sales people became eompetlton are ua1nc it a1asalepttcb .. "Tbey'n uJdnl cUenta to ult us It the new ownen are 1olna to kMP the prombes we ma.Ile now two years from now. It'• a ques-t.loo I know we wouldn ~t be hear- lnl if lt wetesi 't for all ot thit. "I don't think we've at any de ala because ol tt, but lt la mak· lnl U1 work harder." THE ASPECT of personality conrud.I that seem to loom larse for executive level and m.ld- manacement empl~yes in COG· templating ownership by Allen· Taubman, don't affect Wabon, be says. When he dlacaues tbe clrcumatances under wblcb he would leave his seventh-floor of- fice be does so without mentklo- inl a specific company. What be does talk about is the company's cash needs-estimat- ed to be at *3 billion over the next five yean-and the ability of certain firms to provide and help raise that kind or money. HE OBVIOUSLY doesn't tbink Allen· Taubman can fill that need since one of the la.at offers for the company involved a complex aeries of notes to be orrered using the company as collateral. Mobil, of course, has no cash shortage nor would the corpora- tion have any difficulty in raising cub through loans. "What we will need ls an owner tbal is financially strong and who would materially improve our position to raise money,'• be said. "On the other band, if the owner is heavily indebted with notes in order to buy the com- pany and consists of partners who have not committed their own finances, then those are circumstances under which I would ftnd it Impossible to con- tinue here. "I can't say more than that." GWC Reduces Energy Use An energy-saving program in· itiated last week at Golden West Colleg~ could save the college $80,000 a year. according to Director of Business Services Lloyd Hamilton. The college has completed in- st a 11 at ion of a computer- controlled electrical monitoring system that periodically shuts down mechanical devices, reduc- ing over-all electrical demands. In addition groundsmen will reduce watering landscaped areas or the 122 acre campus by 25 percent. Faculty and staff members have been urged to turn off lights in unoccupied classrooms and close doors to minimize use of heat and air con- dltioners. _Do you have time to listen to Walter read? In 15 minutes the average person can read to himself 3,750 worda. You probably read faster. In 15 minutes the average news broadcaster on radio or televlslon read• only half aa many words. That means you get a lot more Information In less time by'readlng a newspaper than by watching someone read the news to you. , And, your newspaper gives you the choice of storl•• you need to be fully Informed about event• In the world, nation, state and county. AddHlonally, only the Dally Piiot brtnga you the newa of your community every day -newa televltlon lgnorea. You a•t more newa In I••• time *h•n you read It yourself In the \ Brown to Meet FRESNO (AP> Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr. announced Saturday be will meet with Presi- dent Cartel' to "ask for what as· ·Slatance we can" on California water problems. Brown, here to study San Joa· quin Valley water problt.!ms, said be consulted with admmislrat1on omcials by telephone last week · on long-term water needs and tn· dicaled he will meet with the President on Monday. "We have begun the process or bringing factions together who are interested in the needs of water in Californla so in a kw months we can develop n unified position," Brown told water of· ficials and valley legaslator:s. "WE WANT TO present for Congressional review a complete water ~m that will utisfy our n~ iweU put the ye~r 2.000.·• He expres eel oplimlsm that • soluUan ean be round to the con· ruct over water d.ivertlou to con· trot aall.nil.Y in the Saeramento· San Joaquin Della and the .need of farmers for more lriiCatlon w~ter. ROBERT STANFIELD, manager of Madera· IrriaaUon District, said water consumption can't be controlled without statewide meterln• or domestic users. Water is not metered at pre· sent in numerous cilies around the state, including mos t of lbe San J oaquin Valley's largest communities. Joseph Summers, a consultant to water districts in Kings coun- ty, said he finds it "unbelievable because of the drought" that there is a bill in the legislature to put five northern California rivers in the wild and scenic river system. * * * It's Their Year I .... ~ DAil v PiL.OT As Drugs, Drink Seen ·Jn McCullOch Death LOS ANGELES (AP) - llilllonaire lndustrialbt Robert P. llfcCu.Uoeb dled from a eom· blnatlon of barbiturates and alroboJ, County Coroner Tbomu Nol\lcbi said Satun:tay. No1ucbi aatd an autopsy showed the cause of death was "short-acting barbiturate intox· ication." He said a behavorial scientist would be assigned to the case to investigate whether the death was a suicide. McCUllocb, board chairman of McCulloch OU Co. and the man who brought the London Bridge to the Arizona desert, was found dead Friday afternoon in his Bel· Air home. He was 65. The cause of death was at first presumed to be a heart attack. NOGUCHI SAID the autopsy also showed ••a high level of alcohol" and "evidence of severe arteriosclerosis heart disease." A company §J>Okesman said McCulloch bad been treated for a heart condition since 1972. DEATH ANAL Y2ED lndustriellst McCulloch ford in 1932. He started building midget racing car engines, but soon moved lo the more lucrative faeld or centrifugal superchargers and chainsaws Cop Allegedly Murdered by Stepson, 13 ACTON CAP) -A J3.ycar old boy was io custody of JuvenllP authorities on charges he killed his stepfather , a Los Angeles police om cer, and buncd him in the backyard, author1li1.•s said Saturday. Supply Held For Bay Area SACRAMENTO (APl -The state announced Friday it will hold back a lO·day supply of water for San Francisco and East Bay cities, but they can't use 1t this summer unless they ration water. Snake charmer Milia Defelice showed off her friend Samson, a 12-foot boa, Saturday in San Francisco, a long with a smaller boa. Phoebe. She was helping celebrate the Chinese New Year, which ushers in the Year of the Serpent. The coroner's office said drugs were found in his bedroom, but his private physician said they were not the drugs prescribed for him. His family said McCulloch bad not appeared depressed prior to his death. HE SOLD IDS superchar~r company lo Borg-Warner for $1 million and later his chain saw business lo Black & Decker for $68 mjJlion in 1973. His empire in- cluded the Los Angeles-based McCulloch Oil Co. A spokesman for th1.• Lo~ Angeles County Shen Ws Ot'part ment said Edward 'r hcodorc Bullis, 26, was shot Thur..,d.iy with his own rifle \\hill' standing outside has homl• in this 1.·om mumly near Pal md.llc It aJso earmarked 3.5 tnll1on gallons of water for San Fran l'isco's northern suburbs an M arm County. where rationing 1s alrradv in effect LA Jolted by Quake A maid found the executive de· ad in an upstairs bedroom Fri· day afternoon. He was last seen alive al 5 p.m. Thursday, police said. McCulloch began his business empire with a $2,500 loan Crom his father after be received an engineering degree from Stan- When London decided to raze its famous bridge. McCulloch and a partner bought it and transported the structure to Lai~ Havasu, Ariz. The bndge was re- constructed as part of the La!Se Havasu City development. He de· veloped other planned cities an Arkansas, Texas, Colorado. Idaho and California Dept Anthon\ Silas s:11d lhl! shot was fired from 1 ns1de the house Silas sauJ thl' 13 ycar·old. whose nam<.' \\ <.1s not rcvcJlcd because·of his Jgc. \\ a.s t'harged with murder and turned OHr to juvenile authonll<'s The actions came as the state d1v1ded up 320,000 acre feet of \\ ater which the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California agreed not to take from its 750,000 acre.foot entitle· ment from the state water pro- Ject. An acre-foot is 325,900 gallons LOS ANGELES <AP> -A qwckly Jolting earthquake cen- tered in the Hollywood Burbank area rattled windows sn parts of Los Angele!> Saturday, but no damage was reported, authorities said He said Bullis and the boy had quarreled earher 1n th<• Wl'<'k A spokesman for the Cahfornia Institute of Technology seismological laboratory in Pasadena said the 2·10 pm quake register<.'d J 0 on the Richter scale Grocery Contract . Dead1ine Nears OAKLANO <AP ) With a !>trike deadline only hours away. nc,:tot1.1toro; rcturne<I Saturday to the bargasnin~ lahh.• rn c•fforts to reach a contract agreement for 16,000 grot't!ry dcrks outside the San Francisco Ba" an•a David !<'. Seh m of the· V allt•\ Clerks Joint Coun- csl said Saturday that h<' expccted talks to continue up to the midnight dc;idlint•. 1f ne<"essary .. There's no intent to walk a~ ay so far." he said THERE WAS 'snmt.• proj?rr ... s" being made on noneconom1t• 1~sut.•s Sel' in :-aid, including seniori- ty and health ;.ind \H•lrart• · When the~ 'v1..• ~ol the ground pretty well cleared on the none<'onom1c 1-.sues then they·u get down to brass t.icks." he added De Found It PORT SAN LUIS <AP) -· When com· mercial fisherman Melvin Sousa emptied his nets on the dock last week, he found flounder, sole, rock carp and a water-logged wallet. H. Dieter Heinz of Shell Beach had dropped the wallet overboard last August while fishing from a small boat in about 200 feet or water four miles offshore HEINZ' CREDIT cards were still in the wallet when Sousa found 1t. Mi ssing and pre- sumably disintegrated were his driver's license, family snapshots and a $20 bill "This isn't the weirdest thing we've dragged up," said Sousa, skipper of the bot· lorn trawler Sidewinder Several years ago his nets snared a parachute and helmet, he said. The count•1I rt>prescnts eight union locals nf grocer1,· clerko; in most of northern C.ihforn1a out side th£> Bav Area Emplover.., w('r(' represenll'd m thl• talks by the Food Employ<>rs Council and lht> Northt>rn California Grocers As· socia tao n. ********************* t.:mon spokt•<omen said th<>y sought a t•ontract that equall~d th<> 001.· re <:ently won by n·t ail derks in lhe 8 :1 v /\ 11· .i. Apprent1c1.•<o would re· <.'t!1ve S..1 98 J)('r hour and Journe' mf•n S7 23 aftc•r one )l'ar S<•I\ in said THE BAY 1\rra pal't also pro\ ides for !>ti l'l•nts an hour hikes in each of the contract ·s th ref> years It also sncludc·s 30 cents over three vears for pension 1mpro\'l' ments and fiv<.' CPnts for health and welfa,rc 1m provements Issue'\ of seruorilv and JOb secunty were of Im· portancc in the talks because of seasonal employment In some areas and the threat of automa led checkout stands. Selvin said THE PLUMllHC. HUTIHG Al .. COHD. . ,._ ...... .. .--· S.w..,H"et"'VQwt A•e•~ ... 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S~ by 11ie Mucatfonal lnsllhlte of Succns ATTIMDIMe THIS All DCtnMe LIC'luu ••••• WILL II OMI °'THI MOST llMOWLllHllAIU IYlllteGs OF YOU~ ( DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE ) , . Yo11r Police Profile A ciUuo call3 police to report a burglary. A sus· ~l ii described. The auspect roughly fits your desc~oo and you are takang an evening stroll thro the area. Police stop you, ask your identity. You are innocent. You establish this to the of ficer's satisfaction. In fact, the real burglar is caUbthl while you are being questioned. End of your involvement? Not really, not i.n most ciUes. Ooe of the Utt.le publicized aspects or local poli<..-e work is the common practice of keeping Field Inter- rogation (Fl) files. In the case described above, your name, age, address, physical description and likely your occupation would be recorded. Also recorded for local police files would be the fact you were slopped as a suspect or potential sus pect in a burglary. You won't see this file. You have no access to it. Yet your local police department may have quite a profile of you. Perhaps a family beef in your home was reported by a neighbor. Your dog may have been a nuisance and been report<..'<i several times. Maybe you'reon file because you yourself are a chr onic com plainer. Someone identified you as a possible suspect ip a molestation case. Your l''I file may be voluminous and it may lJl fe rentially be incriminatory. You will never know. Police argue that the FI system is valuable in (rime investigation. They often can establish poten· tial suspects by checking physical descriptions in the FI files or they may identify. say, a burglary suspect because he has been seen in a certain area in unusual or unsupported circumstances. Police ulso point out that the FI cards are for their eyes only and that they, and only they, have ac· 1 cess to them. . Finally, they argue, if you have nothing to hide, -why shoJ.l}d you worry about what they may or may oot have in your Fl file '> Well and food, bul the system has polnta that create un~asin .~or one thing, the information in Fl rues can aDd docs leak occ Joo ally. A politically powerful city council ftgure, for example, more oft.en than not can apply pressure to gain information about an enemy- or a friend, for that matter-from the local depart· ment's F1 cards. Moreover, in an era where more and more pr1 v ate information about us is being fed into com· puter banks and all manner ol reeording systems, we worry that the Fl system is carrying away just ooo more element of our freedom. So far as we know, the FI system never has been publicly tested. We believe it is about Ume someone did raise the issue for serious inspection and for a court test. -- Their Own l.angoage There's someth~ about being a public official that causes legislatcks, board members. educators and others to engage in a language of befuddlement . and obfuscation. Sometimes tl!~y rise to t rue metaphorical heights. This happened recently when an officer of the Calif omia School Boards Association rose to tell an Assembly committee· "With respect to already existing liabilities it may become necessary to legally divide current liability so that each ox is equally gored." Without pausing for breath he plunged on: "But of great urgency is plugging the hole in the dike before the dike breaks.'' So far, that's our prize winner of 1977. But the year is young. End Seen for Regime of India's 'Iron Lady' W ASI a NG TON The rolldp!it• nf the world's largt.•<;t dcmucr;,icy t·ame with breathtakin~ abrupt ness. Overnight, Ind1rJ Ghands 1 ransrormcd lndia into ..i polir•· stale. Some 600 mslhon lnchans awoke to find themselves under martial law. their lives suddenly regul atcd by a dictator tht·y <:a m e to call the "Iron Lady ' lier regime Jailed oppos1t1on leadrrs. brutallv tortund Indians, accordjng lo press re ports, staged "Jack Andt!rson rallies'' in Bombay. Calcutta and New Delhi Many Indian leaders havt- <1ppealed to us, therefort:, to t-x po:>e lnd.lra Chandi's totalitanan tactics. Our r eporter Michael Viner visited Ind ian dt1cs and learned how the middle classes have been harassed by the i;ecrct police. And m Washington. our reporter Wendy Kramer spmt d.iys listening to the l>Ud talcs nf Dr Subrc1mania n Swamy, .t leader of the largest offic1ally rl' cogmzed opposition party 1n In dia. the Jana Sangh. Viner found Indians cringing in their homes from J new and heinous secret police orgamza- (JACK ANDERSON) tlon IL'i agcnL'i stalk the cities and countryside looking for "un- due wealth." reports Viner. If a m1ddlc·incomc woman "'ears a pair of beautiful car· rings, a secret informer may re· port her lo the police, who will <'onf1scatc tht' earrings and slap her with a stiff fine. Citizens no longer wear expensive jewelry outside the house. Vmcr also fo und beautiful homes nearly hidden by shoddy, unkempt ex· tenors to avoid arousing govern· ment harassment. He was actually visiting one middle·class family when the young son rushed into the living room and told his parents the phone was dead. A minute later, there was a knock on the door. It was a team of Indian lax agents, who proceeded to take the house apart piece by piece. They even tore loose the joints or picture frames and broke the heels or s hoes. DR. SWAMY'S stories, based on his personal experiences and information smuggled past the censors. are even more chilUn~. Or. Swamy appeared at our of fice after fleeing India, where he had been served with an arrest warrant. "This is the beginning of the end of the Ghandi regime," he told us. The opposllton l eader described a country gripped by worker str ikes and official violence. In Bombay, 17 or 21 tex· tile factories went on strike in October. Some of the fiercest righting has broken out at the gove rnm ent·run Indian Telephone Industry. Dr. Swamy brought us docu· ments, compiled by the under· ground in India. which describe widespread arrests and torture against Ghandi's opponents over the last 18 months. Last April, 143 people were arrested in the state of Kerala for .. satyagraha.'' a form of nonviolent protest. They were broken into groups of 30 and packed inside cells with only enough space for five. All were subjected to beat· ings or the spine and genitals The documents also report that the people were forced to he naked outside in the s un for ftve days without w~1ll'r. Wh en they asked for wall'r, thl'Y were told to drink their own unne. Amnesty International, a non· partisan group that investigates human rights violations around the world, repeatedly has been blocked from entering India by Ghandi. But Amnesty estimates ther e are between 40,000 and 100,000 political prisoners languishing in the jails of India Yet in this overpopulated coun· try which has long struggled to preserve the ideal or freedom, many now sec a famt glimmer of hope. pol1t1c·al prisoners and 1ntim1datt>d the populace But beneath the l>U rfacc. <1cc ording to secret in - telligence re- ports , the country is in turmoil Ncn<lusl". Indira Ghandi h~1s new const.•ntc•d 111 :in election eampa1gn Somt· 11f her close-;! ;udes n~ponch•d hv quilling th1· go\'cmml•nt .ind 1l1•nouncing hn police stall' rul.. 1'h1•y are .11 tra ct1nl-! mnri· t·nthus1ast1c cr<)\\ds th.in thP J•nml' ~1101l>tt·r herself The Enemy Americans Prefer to Ignore THE l"IDIAN 'ubcontinent 1<> a tra~ll' pwu· of 1·.irth .tbuM-<l by m.m and natun· It has been bedev1 lt'<l h\1 rro11 f o1i1Urt'"· d1· vast.ited IJy pl;igut•s ;ind op presst>d bv ,grc•elly rulC'rs . .For centunt"l>. lhnrlus ancl \1oc,km• have• fought O\l'r th1• I.ind Then ,J .5UCl't"\'>lon of Br1t1sh \ 1c1•ro)s ~iphoned off the wealth of India Yrt out or lht• C<ltaslrnphes and calam1taes. lht• Indians fashioned a proud. \tr1le democra<'v. In 1971. we came lo 1t'.\ defenc,e when lorntf'r President H1t0hdrd N1·rnn stcretly sided against India 1n lbe lndJa·Pak1stan w.1r t;rdteful Jf a government oCflcial wants to make the headlines, all he has to do is to declare that the Sovu•t Union 1s spending more mont'y than we are for this or that weap<>fl, or for its military program 111 ~eneral. The 1 m mediate re s uit of such a statement will be a wave of a l a r m through the entire countn I\ ft'w weeks ago, however, a c;pec1al committee of Congress identified an enemy lb at 1s takml" m1lhon.s of lives eact) year. Hard ly a nyone has paid attention lo th al report. The enemy is the way most Americans eat. The evidence presented by a Senate committee proves that Americans may be dmong the best-fed people on earth. but they arc also among the most poorly nourished. OUR FOOD intake is high, but the kind or food we eat is produc- ing more casualties in one year th an were produced by three years of the Vietnamese war. Ac<'ording to lhe Senate com· mitlee, the dietary habits or Americans make them worthy v1ct1ms of heart disease, high blood pressure, arthritis, diabetes. migraine headaches and mental illnesses. [ NORMAN ] COUSINS The main culprits, says the Senate committee, are rats and sugars. In 1976, the average American consumed far more than his or her weight in fat and sugar. To be precise, the figure comes to 225 pounds, divided almost equally between fats and sugars, tor every person. What is most significant about this figure is tbat children are in· creasing their consumption or sugar at a prod1glous rate. For the fLrSt time in the na tion's history, a greater volume or soft drinks is now being con- s umed than milk. The implications of this fact on the health of young Americans are mind·boggling. Mill ions of preteen youngsters are growing up with time-bombs inside them. They are becoming fiited in the kinds of eating habits that will predispose them to physical breakdown. If they con- tinue their present diet or sweet sodas, hamburgers, frankfurters, French fries, whlte bread and pies, they can look forward to frequent visits to their dentists and doetors and troublesome encounters with In- surance examiners. It ls difficult to read the report of the Select Senate Committee on Nutrition and Human Needs Military Pensions: Retirees S~e Red To tbe Editor Your editorial m the Daily Pilot of Feb. 17 entitled. "The Pension Bill," 1s the subject on which I am hipped today. l certainly acree with your basic phalosophy which if I un· derstand it corrfctly, 1s out to focus attention on the taxpayers' burden, now and in future It ls unfortunate that you have ain&led out the military retire· ment system. True. it con tributes to the ultimatt burden. but all along the line any reUre· ment ayatem is ultimately the burden of the last man on the totem pole. Whether or not cor- poraUons (private firrbs) gut by each year lo serve their retire- ment fund, the monfy lo the user does not come out of the .Ur, the C?OSt t~ passed right a.Joni to lhf' uur of the service or com- modity. I RESENT your termini \he retirement pay u "lush." J Uunk ybu wUJ flnd tbat the reuon for early retirement ln many cases is tcooomlc . By 1lmple mthmetJc a man can naure ow when he wilt be retired ($Qywhere trom 20 to 30 ycara service) and he know1 .he cannot llTo on •Ut be will ...mve, o.cehe.a,b.t the t\tuation and. sets out wbUo he ls 1UU reu-onab\)' )"OUDI tnouib to 1 t a Job to auJineot hb hub pension ao b• tan rilia Im famlly In ad• ~ctntf oa and al•• hll c.bUdren the ldncatioa lbey nee-d. ... I " IC you are really on the searl'h for lushness, lake a look at what our federal and state law givers have at their disposal. while in oroce and when • 'retired .•. T am glad that you pointed out that retirement proceeds en- courage career service men and women and oC course contribuk lar1ely to OUT ability to obtain a volunteer force. Tt should be noted that during any war period, WW 1 & II Korea, Vietnam etc., the country can not do enoueh ror our boys in blue, gray, OD or whatever, wit· ness the care packages, USO. have a service man for a house guest. Ch.rutmu, Thanksgiving etc., but when we are more or leu at peace, everyone starts takinc cheap shots at what was offered ln order to save our coun try for democracy and other slo1ans. 1 1et 75 pcr~t of base pay for 20 and more years of suvtc-e; please advise how lt 11 posalble for me to raiMt Uli5 to the m and 1441 Ptl'(ent you quote. ALANL.BLUM ~otheEdit«: Jn rt&U'd to YOGI' editariaJ ol Feb. ~!Lan mHl~ry penstom. I'm rtai17furioua! Pint ot Ill. you do not point out tbat a.be meo wbo served 1n two wart ad "tired 10 or more years aio 1ct about half ot lbo ... ( MAILBOX ] tetter1 from readers ore ~e. The right to conde111e letters to /Ii $f10Cf or eliminate libel u resmJffd. l...eHfTI of 300 word& t1r WI wiU be gtt.1n1 pre/er~e. All tftttt't mt.lit in.- dude rignoture and mailinQ add~•• but names mau I>« "1Wlhtlld on r~ qiust 1/ tnJf /ldent reCUOft u ~. Ponry will not M publ.Uhtd. quoted pay of today. (My husband is a retired M/Sgt. who went out in 1959 and still receives only about $340 a moo th.) He can· not quit working, or we hit bot· tom . You also do not mention the politicians who vote themsdves thousands of dollan in pay raiaes and may retire befMe 65 years and are million air es! WHV NOT be fair? Men like my bU8band lald down their ll~ and were wounded, many for ute. for their measly pensions and at • rate ol ltss that\ $50 dolJars per mOl\tb,du:rina WWU. The rf!ttrees ol World War ll end koireaD War were no& wortdqtto5Jobl tMJ:fouptfar 24hounad~.unililtwasov•. . ~l husband IPCl\l 4S rDontb Opun1 oveneas dutiDC "!NW n -no vacaUoa.s, eru., trt to Wubtnston. ttc •• aucb • poljd· clanatet. We had three sons in Vietnam, one who loot his life, trylng to be honorable for thl8 country. He can't ask for amnesty as thousands are doing now. As for medical and dental at tention, look into the facts and see what we get free. The prices at the PX and commissaries are such thatil's as cheap to got.othc s upermarket. We pay taxes on every dime that comes into this house, In- cluding our "big pension." When , or if. my husband dies before me, my income stops! The government keeps nipping at these men who gave life and limb for this country and they'll do it, I'm sure, but in the mean· time, I hope the people will all re- membet-who put up what to save this country and receive these "fabulous pensions." MRS.L.J.JOUBERT To the Editor: A few comment• 'tm your editorial ot Feb. 11 cmtJtJcd 'The PenstonBW." · Fint. tbe mUlta.ry pay Soclal Securlt.y taxes the 11me tho clYillan communlt.y and.,.. Just u tftledtolta bmelltl. 8eccmdly. clftlia1 Hlari• In based G'pcll1 the law ~supp&, and dcmams· for. Ute work force. tn- duatrJ must m1lntalo com· r=.un aalUlel or face a bltb aa.• of mnDl01t11. llWW7 salaries on the other hand arc based upon the national mood and the whims or Congress. Thirdly, active duty military pay has always been lower than that paid by industry for com· parable skills and experience. For example. compare the salary and benefits of an airline pilot with 10 years experience wlth that of a military pilot qualified to fly the same type of :iircraft; a lso compare the salary of a Pacific Telephone in- staller-repairman with that of a military installer-repairman; or compare the salary of a civllian truck driver with his military counterpart.. FO\JRTH, no other segment of our population is required to live and work under the conditions that we impose upon our military; 48·60 hour average work weeks, duty stations from the ArctJc to tbe AntarcUc, fre- quent changes of station, sub- standard housing, Inadequate schools for dependents, frequent extended eeparetJon from family and frleDds and Jut but not leut, the eamuntJ7 preseat threat of belnl thrown into combat. Tbe ODlY way to cut tho ·~· aert.Di" milUan pension cosu Ts to p17 the mtlitlry CodoJ/ salaries and compensations that are C'OID· parable to thOte that exist in in· dUllrJ. I am aot ao sure that the Americ& peoote want tbat ap-.proach; PRILIP SANSONE ( without coming to the conclusion that the rapid growth or soft drinks in the diet or the nation's children has become one of the most serious health hazards in the United Slates. THE REASON that frankfurters arc such a risky food is that they contain harmful chemicals that are used for the purpose of makmg them pink, the color most AmericJO!. like to see in hot dogs The reason most hamburgers are regarded as an inferior food is because or the large quantity of fats they contain. The reason some packaged foods call for careful buying is because or the chemicals used to color them or preserve them. It is difficult to think or anything more useful the schools and colleges of this country could do for their students than to make the special Senate commit· tee report the basis for man· dntory instruction in nutrition. INDEED, the absence of re· quired nutrition courses in most schools today may represent the biggest failure or American· education. There is no point in spending hundreds of billions or dollars on national defense if the people we are trying to rrotect amble along, living hat a life, because they are Ignorant about one oC lho most Important subjecta ln the world. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT R~ N. Wttd.~11bl11Mt' TIH>ma1K,,ull.1:d1tQ1r The tdltorial paff or the Daily Piiot 1u1t1 to Inform and sti mulate rtadtrs by preHnling on thla P•I• diverse commentary on t®'ct of lntertst by 1yndlc1t· ed ~ohunn11ta and Clrt()Ql\ltb. by provldinJ a forum IOt' readf'rt' views and by pre1entln1 thl1 ncw1Pt1per's oPlnlons and ldtas on curttnt toplca. The tdltorial opinions ot the Dally Ptlot appear only In the editorial C!Olumn 1t tho top ol tbe pa1e. Opinions U · P"Gl4ld by the C!Olumntltl and cartoonlstt and l_.ter writ.en are thetr own and no tndorscm.nt of \Mir view• by the Daily Ptlct ahoQld be lnftrftd. Sunday, Feb. 21. 1977 . Sunday, Feb1uary 21. 1977 DAILY PILOT .41 FOreign Policy Boa~ Still Rocking WASHINGTON. D.C. -'Ibo praidentlal t.ra.ultlon period 110t1D.U1 ltn!tcha from the eloc· tloa to tbe laau.uration, b1 which time tho new cx:cupant ol the While Hou.ae la aup~ to have orslUllud blJ team. But the Carter administration :sllll ls 10- lns through the . transition pro- cess -and the process la likely to continue foe moot.bl to come. I Thia ia putlcubrly true in the field of natlooal security, where the llnes ot authority ap- pear to be blurred and coofuud. In •bort, nobody is quite aure who is mak· lng the basic decisions on foreign policy Issues. Within recent weeks, for exam· ple, both Carter and the State Department have had to modify remarks made by Andrew Yoanr. tbe ambassador to the United Natloa.s. Among olhcr tbiap, You:ni aald that Cuban troos-ID Alric.a • · bri.Dg a certain stabWty ·and order" to the re- &ion. Shall&rly, Carter hi.midi~ •uled that be b d not been ln· formed ln ldvance ol an impor· tant State Department declaratiGo oa human rights in tbe Soviet Union. He cxplaioed rather lamdy that be would have approved the declaration had be bowndlt. JN HIS (trSt press conference, moreover, Carter outlined a posi· lion on arms cootrol tbat came as a complete surprise to the State Department officials wbo work on that subject. That suggests that be ltas no intention of con- sulting bis own experts before stating policy. This apparent disarray stems in part from the fact that former Secretary ol State Henry Kls$- Jnger'a departure bas left a ( __ ~_J\N_R_NLEY_ow __ J ~acuum ln the realm of interna· Uonal atralrs. KISSINGER ruled the foreiin policy roo1t as a tyrant, relusing to permit anyont else to make declaioo21. As a result, bureaucrat.• became reluctant to assume responsibilities, since they knew that Kissinger di&- truated them. Now, in contrast, there are dif. f erent and sometimes divereent centers of power, with the State, Defense and Treasury Depart· ments as well u the National Security Council all jockeying to get a piece of the action. These rivalries are complicat· ed by the fact that Carter bas in· troduced into the foreign policy apparatus a collection of young. liberal and innovative officials 12-Vear Terms Proposed Legislative Limit? Senator Arlen Gregorio, a Democrat·, and Republican Senator Dennis Carpenter have t~amed up to sponsor a constitu- tional amendment that would limit legislators to lZ years or consecutive service in either house. As proposed. it would permit ASsemblymen to serve 12 years 'in the lower ( EARL WATERS ) served many years in the Senate during the course or history, none longer than the 38 years run up by Senator Randolph Collier who was defeated last year, there has never been more than a handful m either house at any one time who bad long years in the Legislature. vide them with the necessary perspective on their legislative roles." A better "refreshment" would be to limit the length or the sessions to six months out of every two years to permit the members to go home for 18 months and get full y acquainted with the needs in their districts. In reviewing the outstanding contributions that have been made to the betterment of California by most of those who have served more than 12 years it would seem Gregorio's proposal could do more harm than good. I who are tr)'inc tO stir the old bureaucrata out ol their lethargy. Amq theH fresb faces are Anlbon.y Lake, who quit Kiss· ·inaer's 5taff in 1970 In protest aga.in.at the >.nvUion oC Cambodia and now beach the Policy PIW1· ning Council! Leslle Gelb, a former New York Times cor· respondent who now man ages the political-militury affairs bureau ol the State Department; and Richard Holbrooke, former . editor of Foreign Policy . magar.lne and now Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia. These and other young officials are close to Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and to the powerful Under Secretary of State, Philip Habib, lareely because they were involved together in the Vietnam peace negotiations. AS SUCH, they not only con· stitute a formidable force against the traditional State Depart;ment bureaucracy, but they a.ho bnve the clout to stand up againlt the NaUonal Security Council, which is run by focmet Columbia University professor Zbigniew Brielinski, one o( Carter's early supporters. Brzezinski's operation, meanwhile, is not a fac:slmile of the Ki.ssrnger establishment set up during tbe Nixon adminislra· tton. In late 1968, even before he took office, President Nixon cen· tralized the entire foreign policy machine in Kissinger's hands by giving his national security ad· viser control over all the commit· tees dealing with international affairs. Thus Kissinger chaired seven key committees that handled everything from crisis situations to the anlysis of"'m- telligence from abroad. Brzezinski, on the other hand. is in charge or only one While House committee designated to deal with crisis management. .HJ.s mau\ function. therefore, is to funntl the now ol proposals from other depart.m~ta to tho ·President. IT REMAINS to be Hen. however, whether Bnealnald will be content to play • puatve role as a stalf coordinator. since be ls known to be a dynamic activist eager to eet into real poli~y maklng. Clearly, thou&h, he ts 1lOt a dominant ncure in lbe mold oI Klaalnger -just as Cynas Vance Ss not another William ROiens. the Secretary or State under Nix- on who bod no genuine interest in foreign affairs. · The word that best describes Carter's national security aet·up. tben. is .. pluralistic" -which means that lt ls decentralized. Authority is dispersed rather than concentrated. and that can have two dt!ferent consequences. It can stimulate ideas, discussion and originality -or it can lead to confusion. A1 this stage, it is dif. ficult to perceive which is which. hou se and then continue i n t h e Legislature b y gaining election to the Senate. Con- versely, A Senator could ••step down" after a dozen years and continue in the M· sem bly. Another option would be to take a two.year "sabbatical" from office and then attempt a return. The fact however that longevi· ty has not been a problem does not in itself make the proposal for limitation a bad one, only a seemingly unnecessary one at this time. Gregorio advances the idea on the theory that it is not good for one to be on the same job for a Jong period. He says ''A change of pace is basically good for peo- ple. My philosophy extends to most employment. I don't believe that service in the Legislature should be a lifetime career." Another Vani-shing Resource Whatever prompted the notion or limiting legislative service is not clear. There is no known pre- cedent in the U.S .• certainly not in the Congress, for such restric tion on membership in lawmak ing bodies. To this point the ques· tion of how long someone should serve in either house has been 1 stricUy a matter for the voters m each district to decide. 1t can't be that lengthy service m the Legislature has presented some insurmountable problems such as adherence to seniority m committee assignments and chairmanships is s aid to have caused in Congress. for seniority status has little meaning in the Califonua Legislature. EVEN IF it did tt wouldn't be that aspect which is botherin~ the two Senators because, ex· c:epting for two of the 40 mem- bers, none have been in the , Senate as long as 12 years. The SO-member Assembly has only eight incumbents who have served longer than that. · While it is true that some have WASHINGTON -Therepubli<' endured much chan1e in recent years. Now there is the preslden tlal wearing of blue denims and cardigan 1weate:ra. Pabst beer )>romises to become the Ad· ministration 'a unofficial beverage. KeePinl ,.ith this spirit. l ·hereby oiler the unorigloal sug. sestion that we demote ••The Star- S pang 1 e d Banner'' from Sta lofty perch aslheoneand only Jlallonal anthem and elevate ••America. ~ The Beau· U titul ''toabarethat pijsitlon. To bello. rnOll peopt. can't *' •"'J'tte Star Spanaled Ban· JJer''ftl'Y well. At publlc =~ ncb u buetiall and I s•m•. it cavHI people to D111"'1Dlll"t .P'"-'• look ui. «her W&7 and alJmU7 ~ t.bere Wmt aom• olber sani to .alnJ. 'lber'9 are ch ... after It• pl&)'ins became (a) ll._ °"" wtth. or (b) same mlIDm4ollar apera v<k9 mJ•c:mqra.tst, a4 we .i. ti. UNDOUBTEDLY there is validity to his view although the goals in many fields and of many employers is for "career com· mitment." Certainly the Legislature, with its retirement program and other frinee benefits as well as its ad· vantage of incumbency. inspires the desire of many to keep seek· mg reelection. And the transition from "citizen-legislators" to ''full-time professional" lawmakers in continuous session has made the office less attrac· tlve to those who would serve a term or two as a public spirited citizen. For most it means giving up their profession, business or other endeavor as well as their homes to undertake a full-llme job in Sacramento. It isn't easy then to return and reestablish a former lite. Gregorio allows as how a "two year sabbatical" would "refresh most members and pre> The East i!l freezing in the grip or The Great Natural Gas Shortage. The West is parched in the throes of The Great Natural Waler Shortage. And there isn't much coffee left in Brazil, either. With the headlines dramatical- ly focused on these crises, an ap- palling peril endangering virtually every Ameri· can has been all but over- looked. I am speak· mg, of course, of The Great Natural Mon· ey Shortage. 1t 1s difficult to pinpoint pre· C'isely when this shortage struck, but for some time in most households there simply ha51t'l been enough money to go around. Experts in the money industry tend to blame the Gnomes or Zurich for steadily driving up the price of the gold they sell gold· consuming nations. Coupled with this has been the unfortunate climate, which ha!: been one of profligacy. And, to top it all, ( ART HOPPE ] there are now rumors that bankers have actually been loC'k· ing up their vaults lo withhold money from circulation in hopes the shortage will increase the d<'· mand. What.ever the cause, suTVeys indicate that 92.6 p~cenl or lhe consumers across the land arc suffering today from The Great Money Shortage and offlC'1als have warned th .it ~hen th<' Easter sales strik<' this <,pnng. the crisis will gro~ even more acute. WHAT CAN be done bcfor<' it·., too late? Federal Money Cnr Milton Haberdash has called for a bold, seven-point Citizens' Volun· tary Money Conservation Pro gram. Czar Haberdash is urgin~ all householders to: 1-Cut down .. at least ten prr· cent" on bill paying. JJ " notes that an average of 53.2 percent of the money loss 1n the average household is due to bill paying. Perhaps We Really Need He suggests you enclose a notice with your bill informing your creditors that "due to The Great Natural Money Shortage. we will r egretfully be forced to reduce our now of natural cash by ten percent. Your cooperation dur· ing this emergency will be a~ prcciated." 2 Inspect your home for cost· ly leaks, such as spouses who wish to re-upholster the furniture before the old upholstery is worn out. 3 -Check your insulation. ''Th ere is n othi n g more ~astcful." he s;.ns, "lhan not in "ulatmg yourself properly from ) our relatives ·· He ~uggests. therefore. that vou turn out all unnL·N·ssary li~hls. unneeded :-1gns and unwelcome in laws. 4-Explore new sources to lap, ~ut·h as distant cousins and elder· ly aunL'i. 5-Lower your thermostat, your waler pressure. your expec· tal1uns and your voice. 6 Boycott drinking coffee. Boycott drinkmg. Boycott anything. "A nythin~ you boycott," he notes. "will con· serve money." Two Anthems mire the accomplishment. Its content is parochial. 0 The Star-Spangled Banner" was in - spired by the gallantry and heroism o( a gani of Maryland millUa at Fl. McHenry. But such great moments in American milltary hi5tory hue been re· pealed hundreds of times atnce 1814. 11>e Alamo, &In Juan Hill. Belleau Wood, two J ima. Bastooae. Pork Chop Hill, Hue - all equaled FL McHenry in term! of American bravery. MOST PEOPLE don't realize that 'TbeStar·Spantled Banner .. hu been our national anthem for only 4e d lbe nailon 's 200-yeu hlstoey. One coosreuman and a heft1 lobbyln1 effort by the Maryland Society of lbe U.S. · Dauabterw ol 1812 are raponsible fol" the lecialation eslabllshln& the eooe u naUonal an\bem. March a. 1931. Tb• clUzenry bu bffb frultnted In trJin& to do It JU.Stice rlf!r' alnce. Now the llUJlac! ladles...,. jaatl1 proud of what tbelr fO?"tlf alMn (Do doubt eboered OD by th* foremol.bln) had dclDe baa tntbe 11111UD• onnc at PL lldl«lr1· '1'ba bill .... w nmm• ~ ~ Me11wm ( NICK ) THIMMESC~ and tbe United States. A BriU.b expeditlonary force laid wute to •illaies OD ChMapealte Bq and marched almost unopposed to the new capital at W uhington. American militia ran away from the approaching British. who gleefully burned all public build· ine• in Washington. includin1 the White Home. Heady wtth tbla symbolic trluD\ph over the hr.ab youna Amerlcms. the BrlUsb headed for their next objective, Baltimore. But the Maryland mllltia wu waitint for them, and the BrlUsb were stopped at the B&Jtimo,:-e entrenchments. M EANWBILB, Brtt1ab ships bombarded Ft. McRcnry, layillg In 1,eoo abtlu on the auta1 Amerk:l:DI there. Pranclt Scott ·x., ... • Pl1loDel' Ooad a Brttlab ab.lp In BaJtlmare a..,: ~r. ~ a padflst, be ns mn.uea to wttn the'eounp ol the ~ at n. J(cBmry. Kq waa implNd to 1'ri1e • alt DOW &.Ill~ to 1!'.tla9 S&a'- Spangled Banner.,; Somehow those lyrics were set to tbe tune ol a British barroom ballad and survived a songbag full of military tunes written in tbe 19th century. a period ot in· tense American nationalism and nae worship. ln 1904 "The Star· Spangled Banner," was ap- proved ror the plaJing of mom· tnc and evening colors by the Army and Navy. In 1910 the first bill was introduted to make it the national anthem, and a 21.year period of intense lobbylng by patriotic oraaauations on its ~ball followed. •-xii. Star-Spangled Banner" bu DGt bee a popular national anthem. ft waa scarcely ad~ed wbeo crlUa were calllnlf for its replacement. The song most often cited as logical successor Is .. America, The Beautiful," Wl'lt· ten by K8lhertne Lee Bates ln the lat.e 1tth century. A professor of literature at Wellsley CoUeae. llJU SC. became awlltnlct wltb Ole be&Ul7 of tht Wat and wrote a poem, "America. '11te Bnutltb.L" ll wu Ht to mmic in e h)'mD 4'KatC"aL '' IUle :sat.• poem celebrates th• ·~ 1tiea .. ··~~r ..... c1 era .. JIUl'Ple mom. tain majestles above the fruited plain." It a.sits God to "shed His grace on thee, and crown they good with brotherhood, from sea to shining sea." The poem, now song, praises the bounty, breadth and character of the United States and does not sa>ate a milita r y victory. Indeed, it preaches a bit with the verse, "America! God mend thine every flaw, confirm thy soul in se1f·control, Tby liberty in law." BESf OP all, though, ls that ••America, The Beautiful" can be sung by most souls, and people enJoy sin1tog it. The good Maryland ladles lived io a COUD· try of 13> mllllon in 1928 when they were pushing "The Star· Spangled Banner .. and looting back. Now, nearly SO yean later, we have doubled In po])U).atJon, and we have spread our borders to Alaska aQd Hawaii, and indeed inlWoos of cur people bave viatt· eel all over the ab.rinking Clobe. We just arf.l\'t aa nationallstlc as Francis Scolt Key was. There line been a number ~ attem~eoQp-ess to htire .. The tJed BaMtt" as naUonal and rep18Ce it wl&b IOllM&blAI elle. Tbae ia llt-. . .. 7-Tnvestigate the possibilities of recycling your money. This has been done on a moderate scale through such devices as tax shelters and Swiss bank ac· counts. Czar Haberdasb said there wai; no reason the smaller householder couldn't stick money under tbe mattress and. re.use il after April 15 to buy a case of gin. He said that un- fortunately White House experl· ments in recycling money through Mex.lean laundries on a l arge scale bad faJled dismally. .. IF TJTF. PUBUC devotes half the cnerJ!y to conservmg money ~s 1t has to conserving gas, water and coffee," the Czar said con- fldentJy, "we'll all be rolling in lht' sluff in no time and the grim specter of mandatory money ra- tioning will become a thing of the past." Asked what would happen when the supply or money became bountiful, Haberdasb looked surprised. "As soon as there's no fm· mediate shortage, we'll do what we always do in such cases," he said. "We'll use it up as fast as we possibly can." Ue in the national mood today which resl>onds to martial music. "Bombs bursting in air" and the sins or the cruel Brttlsh spark lit· tle here. With all the sweetness and love being purveyed from these precincts, ll seems like a cinch time for "America, The Beautiful." · BUTTREKE wUl come a time, acaln, believe It or not, when• there will be ne«ld to make our bJood f'.!ourae and the step 10 llnlier. For that reason l believc:t the moat sensible 1u11esUon ClQ what to do wU.b our relatively youna, but unsult•ble, national anthem. and it• challenser. "America, The S.autlful .. WU made by the Chlcaao 1.tribulle two years qo. The Trtb\m suaestect maHnt both r1 than Dallaaal auu.em.s. playing ·~stu~ectBan.: ner" fot military and . c c:eremomcs and .. Am e .. 'Ibo ~auut\ll" for 1afhertap ..... a Cl'OIHeCticJn ottbe pobllc ta as. . tem bled -&radu.UOU, atblale coatestl and pert>• ded.lclilonS ol new bu1141Dp. The odllaal ID· them eould look back, aDd Uwi DIW one eou.14 Joat &o DOW ad CO &.betumre. .... •• r A8 OAILYPILOT Sund.y,F•btu!ry.~. 1m. I OCTD: Good News and ~Bad 75 Buses May fVot Arrive BfKATHY CLANCY OI UW Dallr ,., ........ Tho 75new buses the Orange County : Transit District (OCTD) had hoped would arrive next year may not show up after all, directors learned last week. OCTD General Manager Ed Lorit.z said while the district was ready to seek bids for the coaches on Feb. 15, the federal Urban Mass Transporta· tlon Administration ordered OCTD to waitwitil May. That means the buses planned to go into service in June 1978 may not ar- rive on time. And Loritz admitted he doesn't know when directors can ex- pect deli very Federal otnclals, wbo pay 80 per- cent of the tab for OCTD 's bu.'les, went blamedfortbedelay. The delay stems from new bus de· signs federal officials have ordered for buses they help fmance. The new designs are planned to make buses easier to maintain and ln- clude plans for an air suspension system to lower lhe bus floor close to the curb line to make passenger board· ing easier. J,.oritz said OCTO could purchase buses on its own anyway, despite the federal delay. But that would mean paying the $7 million from OCTD cof- fers instead of having 80 percent of the cost paid by federal orticials. UCI Complex Readied Completion of a 210-unit apartment complex for married and graduate students at UC Irvine is expected in , mid-March. 1 The new units will accommodate approximately 280 students. The 20· building complex is located on a lJ. acre site on the east side of lbe cam- pus adjacent to Verano Place. The two-story, two-bedroom apart- ments, which will be considered part ·Of Verano Place, will ease the demand for on-campus housing at UCL Cur- rently, in addition to the Verano Place housing, 1,550 single students live in , two residential complexes for under- graduates, Mesa Court and Middle Earth. However, more than 1,000 stu- dents are placed on waiting lists each year for on-campus housing. THE $4 .8 MILLION project is COV· ered by a UC Regents construction Joan that will be repaid by student rental fees. Monthly rent for families occupying the units is $185 including utilities. Two single graduate stu· dents sharing a unit will pay $100 each per month. One 10-unit building will be oc- cupied by members of the Irvine Stu- dents Cooperative. The incorporated group, directed by a nine-member board, will provide cooperative-style housing for up to 40 students. Mem- bers of the group will establish a com- m unity food-buying program and pursue plans to acquire their own facility. Ten other apartments are designed to accommodate handicapped stu- dents. Special carpets and ramps have been installed to ease mobility for those in wheelchairs. In addition, s pecially designed kitchen and bathroom facilities have been added to aid handicapped residents. The complex also will include a community buildinj: for recreation and study, four laundry facilities and a tot-lot play area for children of ucr students. Truck Thief Sentenced A Newport Beach man who obtained a forklift truck valued at $12,542 by false pretenses and then sold it to an un- dercover officer for $1,500 has been sen- tenced lo 30 weekends in Orange County Jail. Superior Court Judge Kenneth E. Lae impQsed sentence after Ralph Bustamante, 39, of 10 Sandflower Court, was found guilty of grand theft charges. He placed Bustamante on five years probation. telephone as the owner of a company that often rented heavy equipment. A probation repQrt re· ad by Judge Lae prior to sentencing contains the comment that Bustamante .. has now become very religious and attends church re- gularly." Handicapped Buses Added Additional buses for the Oraoge'County Transit District's (OCTD) service for the ban· dicapped were ordered last week by district directors. Director Al Hollindcn :suggest· ed at least three new buses equipped with wheelchair lifts could be ordered now. They could serve as back-up units to three small buses serv· ing Central Orange County. DIRECl'ORS asked staff rnem· bers to prepare contracts to or- der the new buses. OCTD General Manager Ed Loritz explained one problem has been that the smaller buses tend to break down more often than large coaches. And Director Phil Anthony said be has received complaints from some residents about buses not keeping appointments to pro- vide transportation from their homes to various destinations. Passengers On Increase Orange County Transit District <OCTO> buses carried 48 percent more passengers in 19'{6 than a year earlier, district direct3rs were told last week. OCTD General Manager Ed Lorib noted the district carried more than three million passengers more last year than during 1975. And be said OCTD's 46 percent in· crease is notable when compared with a nationwide average increase of one percent. HE SAID the passenger loads ranked the district among the top five transit operations in terms of growth for the year. During January, he continued, buses carried 1,325,509 passengers, a 35 percent increase over a year earlier. In addition. telephone calls re· cei ved by OCTD bus information operators totaled 71.436 in January, a 65.4 percent hike from January 1976. Charges Cut; Man Guilty HERB FRIEDLANDER ANNOUNCES A$700 A Long Beach man accused on arrest or rapt· and sex perversion has been sentenced to s1 '< months in Orange County Jail after pleading f(uil ty to the false imprisonment of an 18-year-old Seal Beach girl. Superior Court Judge Philip S<'hwab ordered the jail term after accepting the guilty plea filed by Steven Wayne Smith, 22. lie placed Smith on three years prob at.Jon . CO.DEFENDANT Joseph Edward Upton, 21. of Long Beach, has pleaded gu.ilty to charges of as- sault with intent to commit. rape and will be sen tenced March 3. He faces a possible four years in prison It was alleged on arrest that the two men forced the victim to leave a Seal Beach home and drove her to Long Beach where illegal sex acts took place. ( L. ~t. BOYU ) INFORMS in the REBATE ON THE '76 FIAT 131 Plus 50 &II. of Gas Goo~• any 16 fiat 131 in Stock HERB FRIEDLANDER llB/411 0.lly Pllel '~" ,._.. Topahlt1cu. Costa M esa patrolman Craig S. Rozean, 22, was graduated No. 1 in his class at the Orange County Sheriff's Academy, and was named class presi- dent. Officer Rozean, who was a police cadet in Costa Mesa for a year and a half, is now a full-time patrolman for the de· partment. For the Record LAS VEGAS -Marrl~· l1c•nse\ IS· •uedherelnclUOe: ALLEN ROWE -Tnomas W•v"" 17, ano Lind• Kay. 32, bolll of Hunllngton 8HCh WILBERG LESLIE -Rob<!rt Dal•, 3S, •'l<I ~ally A., •3. both of La91111a 8uch Janu.rv It, 1t77 CRAWFORD-COOK -Robert Waller, 42 •net 5u'41n Etaine. 34, llotll of Huntlnglon Beacll. LOOMI S·WILSON -LPonard L . 3•, Founlain Valley. and L•ll•"' T • ••. MaYWOOd FINK·CORNETT Kevin Pllllip, 14, 31\d Jo Ann, 3", llolhOI Co\la Mt.a GRAY DOLLOFF Daniel. 21, and Cheryl Ann, \9, both of We\tm•nster. Ja.....,rv 11. nn ANDRADE·OI MICELI -Rualdo Emilio, is. Fountain \/all•v, and Shel-ly Dianne I~ Santa Ana HUTCHINGS.KAIN -Mt<M•I Cl•n. 27. Anaheim. a..o Mary E . 10. Hunl· lngton BHCh J-ry11. 1'77 ECKARD LOVETT John Danlol, 19 11nO Barbara RM!IPno II boln of Wt\tmitnter WALLACE RILEY Huoh Aln- a1'\der 80 C~la Me'-'l, at\d H~•f'n F • PUBUC N011CE •1~ousev11ft1u NAMll'TAT•M•NT The fOllowil'lll l'WeGfl I• -'"9 tallaf• nen••· $KY AD, St4t w-r ..... Hlllll• ll'Qlefl ._... . "~ J. CMMI\. 1IOO ... lAIW, •4', c~ dllMlf. CAnu> Tiii• ~-Is UllldlK'tH .., en I• dMdwel ~J.CllftN)ft ""'• ttet_,. -Iii.cl wltn , ... county Cl~t of Oranoe Count, Oft ,.~,.,.14.1'71 P71fU Mthilltcl or-. Coa•t Oaltr Piiot. llff, JO, 21,8""Matell6. tJ, ltn S'lt-11 GpUBUC NOTICE fltCTITtOUS•USINIH NAMISTATIMIHT TIMI loilowlng .,..._, 11 doing busl• MU at: S 'f NTAONICS IS YNT RON ICS SECURITY SYSTEMS, JOO C1gn1y Lelle, • 302. N...,,.,rt 8MCl'I, CA.,.c>J Mk'-1 I(. 8011, 300 CaQMy LAM, •>Gt, N--1 BH<h. CA '2.00 Tllh llllsll>e» '' ~tecl by en tn• dlvlou11. Mld'llel K. 8011 Thi& 5l•t-I WH 111..t with In. County Clerk of Orangt County on ~ru.ry 16, tt71 fl1ltJe Publl511ed Ora~ Co•st Dally Pi•ot, Fell. 20, 11,-Mlrchb, 13. 1977 .01-77 ttJBl.JC NOTICE , fllc;'Y1TOU,aUSINtlS' NAMa ST ATIEMENT The toOowlne ""''°" Is clotno buSI· ,.,,.,: MIK ES 8Ufl01NG MAINTENANCE. S711 Torner Dr. Hun1lnQton 8e.od1, CA '1'4t Mlthlel ... Tin,,,...., Sll2 Terri&< Or , Hunllngtan 8e1<1l, CA 91 ... Tiii• busi,.u h conducted l)y an ,,._ dl•ldull Mike L Tln~man Tllls statement w•• lllt<I w1tll th<• County Clerk 01 Or•n99 County on Fellru.ry 16, 1977. • "1!01t Publlshecl Oral\Qe Colsl O•lly Piiot. Ftb.10,27,endMar.•. U, 1'77 6$ .. 11 PUBLIC NonCE fllCTITICIUS IUSINISS. NANll STATINllNT The followl119 persons er• doff19 busl· neua1: BAITTANIA FUANISHINGS. IOI W. 80er, C°'t• Mew. CA. '17•2' G•tQOfY Sll••Pt Carter. 16S72 Kell09Q Cir., Huntlnoton Bae<h, (.A. t2647 Huoll 8rlan 81•<kwood, ?Ol•h Jolltl, H""tlnqton Be..:h. CA. '17M7 this bu\lne\s '\ conduc.ted by " Qeneral perl,,....ulllp. H.8 &1.ckwood G._-, $, C•rter Thll '1M-Wa1 flied With '"~ County Clerk of Or•nge County on F•brlllf'Y t, 1977. "7Ut9 Publl\hld~anoe Co1st Dally Pilot. Feb. I), lf), 77,..,..Mart116, 1917 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSINIESS NAME STATl!MIENT Tl11 foll-•"9 --11 doing bust· nesi •s ROHAN ENTERPRISES, 1733 Sollth N-. Apt. S79. Anlllelm. CA '17164 R aytnond J. Rofl•n. 1733 SoutP! Nutwood, Apt. • 79. AnaM!m, CA. 911CM This lluMneu Is conducted Dy •n In· dlvld11•I Raymond J . ltoflln Tnls stalement was tlled will\ t,,.. Death Notl~e• Newport Beach police arrested Bustamante Jan. 24, LYNCH 1975. after he was iden· -------------'-------------------------------------::A~:~~~;~~R WllhAm H~nry 18, County Cl••ll of OrlnC)e County on Febrvary2, 1t77 1'7U1f Publus""" Ora~ COHt Oatly Pllol Fabruary6, 13,20.17, 1917 "'IL TONE. MlllOfl E. Lvncl\ol Hunl t1fied 3S the man WhO Ob· lnQton ee.ch, P•UWd awtY on "*b 13, . . m1.s..rvh1ec111yt11\W1f•, B•n..raAM tained the construction Lvnch. CS.UQl'lter va1or1e Jane E.JH•ll•, equipment by represent-.,_ tons. Brian Patrin L yncf\ ancl • h · Urry Ml""tMI Lynch, t-brothen, lng 1mself over the Cl'larlH w Lynell •nd Albert C. Lynell, .,,. or.noctuldr.n Ml!motf•t ~''"'''' will be l'leld 1n tile LOS Ol•Pf!I lt19t 17th St., 1n Huntonglon Suen. FtlO•y, Mllrch•, at llAM CIHSS ELLEN t.. CRESS Ro".,."' of Mt' '-on VHtjo, 0.Hf•O •w•v F~b 1S. \Uf vlv•d Dy her d•U9hlt>r. Bo"nl~ M L~~ of Ml:S:Ston Viejo. \ISIPt Jos1t --ol Ml,,,,.,\Ola Mid OM Qt and· Cllughtor Sotrv1c .. w111 ti-,,.,., Mo'>· day, ~b. 19 .at lPM, P,te.1t1c_ \/1•w Ch•P*I lnltrmft'\l P•r 1•1c V•ttw M•mor••t P•rk. $>.a c!t1t v,,.., Mof°tu.M'V Otrf.ctOl"S SOllELMAN WILLIAM A SOBEi.MAN R•\lcMnl ot l..equN H1U\, ~Wd •••v Fpb 14, Wf'YtWd by ~IS Wlfl Gotrtri..ldf., ~ d•uqihttr Lorra•nt W•roni-.er. LO\ AnQtttt. two Qr•ndd•ugP\t•rs And ,.Yen Qf"t-•t 9r~n.ldr•n Gf'•..-.110. WNIO'> will a. IWlll 17.._, -nday Al Paille V..w Memof'1•t P•rk, HtWlJCW't 8••<" Off1c1•t1no R•bo1 G•r\on Goodm•n Pac.die View Monu•rv D\rKLOf'' tn 111u of fJowe". Mf.tnOf"••I <ontrlbutjon' fO SIW"U'\lt ._.O"Ptl•I tor Cr•PDlecJ cnndr~ un Anoitl•\ ~ELlllEfl IOA MAE FELKE~ ,.,,.,~,,,of (<>"t• Mfl-'\il. C..hfOf"n,• P~\\f'llJ •w•v FeO,u•rv 21 1•11 She l\ 'urv1yt>d l>'r Mt \On A"•°"' F•llter of C.O'\tl M~\A, (.• , '"'"' Holen G'"" t:1I Ewo,,0100 C• : O"'Yqil\t••• °"'1t si .. r_ o• \/l\ta, <.• ; F renc:H C•'°n ot C.•nvon Vitt~. Or._ lell• Lov Wlmbv of F.-mom, C.• tttirtffn qtMtd(n11(tr~" 11'1Qht •'••l Qr•ndc.,ildrtit1 ~h~ •A, • ~mMr of thlt worn"' of TP\• Moov- Co\t e ...,w GrlW\•dtit ,.,"'CH w •tl ~ hittd on ~Y F•brUiilry 11 1•11 ,., ' 00 PM ... W•\fl'T\ln\ttr M,ti,,,0,. .. 1 Park F "muv '•'1Ufl\h In u,v ~f ttowt''· ~•Oft'\ "'-'v Ort M~ to f1'• ~mtf"l(ilt\ (..,..,.-N So<Mtt't Qr f•VOflfp- (Ptillrih Sm1tp, futh1t1 Ulmb Wedclltf C"41pe1MorluM'ydotKIO<, ~ 'ACIFIC YllW MIMO•IAL ,_..I( Cemeierv Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacof1c View Drive Newport Calllorn1a 644-2700 McCOIMICW MOUUAllH Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 49S-l776 IAL Tt-IH4HIOM FUHHALHOMI Corona del Mar 673-91'50 Costa Mesa 646-2424 111.l HOADWAY MOITUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMITM tvn4eU. &.AMI W1$1C~ CHANl 427 E. 17th St Costa Mesa • 646-4888 SMta Ana Chapel 518 N Broadway Santa Ana• 547-4131 W'T'HS' MOaTUAU 8.27 Main SI. Huntington Beaen 536-6539 PmPAMJ&.Y ~Ol.OMIAL NMD.AL HOM• 780t Boin Ave. WMtrnlnster 893·36U ,&. t Lawsuit Brought Over Dog A woman who claims her 10-year-old daughter was chased and bitten by a dog while she played outside a Capistrano Beach home sued the al l eged owner of the animal Thursday Cor SS0.000 m damages. Jacqueline McCue, mother of Lisa LaNelle Furginson. 10. names Charles Belardes as de- fendant in her Orange County Superior Court lawsuit She states that her daughter was attacked and bitten Dec. 4, 1975, as she played near a home at 34456 Via Espinoza. Officers Elected The Laguna Citizens Alliance has elected of. ricers who will serve through June. Elected were Roland Greene; chairm an, Mary Miller, treasurer . and Howard D. Dawson, secretary. Tiie alliance is a coali· tlon of citizens groups. THE EPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) 848·7431 D•r Of Nlaltl ...... -.MA._ .. ~ .. 2400 W. CoHt tfwy. lull• t Newport hach, C•llf. t2ff3 ...... MM F,.. ftortfollo to: NAME .•.••• ·········-··· ADORlrU •.•••.......••..• c:.r ............. Zip ....... . '> I C~ • ATTENTION!!! Residents of: LaCJl.Wta Beach, Mission Vieio, Laguna Ni9uel,' San Juan Capistrano, San Clemente. Dana Point, El Toro, La9una Hills, Capistrano Beach,SouthLaCJUfta .. You are invited by Oran9e County Enforeement Agencies To Learn How You Can He-Ip Prevent Burglary Loss Your Ne ighbo1·floods. CALL 493-7501 DURING BUSINESS HOURS OR 494-0753 After 5 p.m. & Sat., Sun. & Holidays and our CRIME PREVENTION MOBILE EXHIBIT come to your neighborhood where qualified personnel will demonstrate, advise and answer your questions! T cike a" lfttle time to see this dramatic mobile exhibit that shows you how to protect your home against burglars and intruders. ·- CllME PREVENTION UllT . . . .• Still Ch••• Pcilc.D.,t. and VirQ1n1a RM'1 32, bOth of Hunt lnqton 8t'.t< h January It, 1'71 HIGHMAN·COCHERELL R•cha•d Le•. 2', '•D•Jlr•no &a<". and Marv enen, ?J, S•rtCff"mpnte Ja,,...rv 20, 101 FOSTE R·FOSTER Fr...i L 116, If· married E•trelle H . 7b. botll of t.ac;iuna Hiii• FRINK-TIBBALS W1yn• A H , and Annt. A1. botri of Huntinqton BM th PLUMMER SHEARER Oou91u MlcM•I. 30. Reoon<Jo Boacll. ana Jorllyn I( •Y. 31 Coron• ""I Mar ANTOSIEW!Cl·ASHBY Patrick Wfftt'r. lf>. 4nct N~IO<l Lurq~n!' 'H. t.othot Wf'!almm\tfr HA'l'OEN BOCt<MIER ~ TnomA• 3S (dmp P!ndl~ton nnd L1naa Et.airu, 16 LitQunaMlll\ ,,."'""'' 4 WACHTER·EDWARDS Rol>trl Ffrrl!I Jt 31.and Lou"" E lltabetn. 11>. llol~ol Hvrohnqlon ~•<"· 8ERNICKER·CUMMING5 llobo'•I Gro111ham ''· cthd ~tnt'IA C.hrl"if1M', 14. t>Otn ol LMJuM ~ach GRIGGS-MORG'IN Eroc RanOall, 24. and L vnn '"'"""· n. t>Olh of L•9un<> B&ach PLEVINSKI 81.JSH Joe, 3'. BM Jani~ lu(ile J9 both ot Laq"'"ct N IQUf"I .Jil\RRE TT·LOGSOON Donald H., 31, Oranoe, •nd Fr-"(e?t M•n•, 34, Fount1lnValleY. ,.-.,.aryS HELMA·VAN FOSSAN -Mlc ... el Al· Ion, 30 DeM Point, and Robert,. Eilef'n, '.lO.SanCl~monl• RAWLINS MILLEll -Donald Euc;iene, 1', Santa Ana, and Catlly Jean, 11. W.5tmlM1tr MAHONEY-AGUILAR John Michael, 31, 5-1 Ctemanle, aocl All<• Suwn. 2S. San Gabflel PUBUCNOTICE "'CTITIOOS IUSlltlfSS NAME STATl!MINT TM lollowl"9 perMOn h clolnQ busi· MH •s: AT EASE INOUSTAIES, '7J> Cal\ary Or., C:O.t1 Mew, CA. 91426 John Alfred Co~r. 2733 Canary Or • Costa MeU, CA 914:!' Tiiis b<lllrwu Is conducted by an ln-dlvloual. Jol1t1 Allred Cooper Thi• •l•temenl wA\ 1110<! w1lh 111 .. Countv Clerk ot Oranoe County on F•bruery 2, 1977 1<71JU Publls'-'<1 Or1nge Co1st Oafly Pilot, F•bruarv6.13. 20. 27, 1977 P UBLIC NOTICE "'CTfTIOOS IUSINI! SS NAMESTATIEMENT Tne follow111Q ~-IS doing buSI· MHai: VILU\ MEOERA !Formerly Vll11 P@dro). 2331 Elden, C°'ta Mtu, CA. 9107 81rry F, & Vivian H. Sr anln, 1163 81>1 Vlslll Cir., C:O.t• Mew, CA 91676 Tiils buslnHs Is ~led by •n 1n- dlvldu11 BarryF.8rl'lln lltlt stat.ment was llled wftll ""' County Clel"ll of Or Mii" County on Feb. 2,"77 "11ns Pulltlshecl OrM'!c;ie coast Dally Pilot. Feb .•• 13.10. 27, 1'11 .......... ry. 8LODGETT·HAllVE V-Mlchlel. H. PUBLIC NOTICE Westm.ln5ter, and L•ura L , 20, i------------S.Qfn1w,Mlch. MAATtN().(A.AAf( -Rlloll TllC>mas, s.J, &llO SMron L, :JQ, both of Fount1fn Valley. ......... , MERlllTT·LIEOTKE -Wllllam Mich•••. 11, ttunllnglon Ba.ell. 1nd &!Miron I., t4, l•ml>". Arlr. $TAOH·!oMITH -Robert H., .,. and 81111• M., S1, bolllol SanCl1men1e. CHll TON.JACKSON -GilbHt Wjn· l••ld 31 An1h4!1m. •net s111r1ey AM, 25. Gost1Mos1. Dl8!>-018S -ArlN>r Nicola, 49, re· ma,,ftd O.rlvne AM, O, botltol Cotta Mt\I. ... _,,, FAIRFAX HIJG~ES Tommy Eow1rd, 25, !Mini• Ana, and Peggy Aee, 14, lrlllnt ............ ,o OEL •IO·WARNER -Albtrt 8usfll1M, "· -EOllh E . 61, botll of WHll't\IMtff Dl•aollltlon• 01 MarrlGfl' rflld1't41twryu OUlMAN, s.n<tr1 LYM Mid 1Mbe4: C~NONICA.J""1t4-Lamol,..O; EVERT. RonNI• Mid Mitllael E : Mllt.ISA,.iea,.tteA endAot.rtM , JIW!Ll. kfhra Setll Incl Vl'"'ll How•rd; WAIGMT, M«gar~t l . arllt l(tM•tll W.: 9f5HOP, Donfta encl G••Y 0 ; HERNANDEZ. YOl911dAMIO l•1t.• F , t.ODGE. lteltll flu .. ~11 Jr. 1nclH111ot.Yhtl &LA nut, D••I-It'd Wiiii-; l(ANIS, Ginny A. and John c;,; NIELSON. Liii l •no OavlCI A.; &AYNOCK, K_,, e111ri. ,.,.., Jolll\ Stu•ohl, CMIANG Veronl<• '""O•t\11 G"'" Cltllt-Mlnt; SKILt.ITIA, tllth•rd A •nd •••tin• J , "•VL.NEA, o.lta LYM 11nd l(.,,l'lldy Oonahl; TANNEAY, C1rl•n• 9tt<Ollle .,., M .. O.vtO. DYE. u~ AM IM Ste~ fdwlrcl; LOZANO, Terry Jo and Alcllard; HOLLI$, 1111 ... ¥.-~,...,..,, IAVANT. 1'11111 It. -HOllr L.; ICl.IPFEL. C.rot J 1114 AOl\li. O.: MOAIAAIT'r, Oouot• Nll01tttl a1111 JllOllll LM, ST~WAlltT, ""411 Anfll '"°Merli'-"'<•. f'lfGC, C1r0fl.. ""'o l·erry; MANZO, ~rl11e M. 'Mid QlerlU "8": allttTTAtff, l'el'Wa Ill-1f'ld O.trl s Lfnl\I; l'llUICH, JUdllll "'°"'""' ~ ....... J • .._. (ACHAY, '--'--.cl I.Gui• V CAUMPt..U•. l' .. rlcla A. u1d Htwm"' M.; ~O, OIMa M.rit •M J-Mftl; l'M..OMA. TOiie llld M«!llllf C.. llAU.AAQW, Albef'i It. Wlttlt1;SfAML..HIM ........ ..,... H., COl.eti, Ke"""" J. ef\6 JIC• qu•lllw£. l'ICTITIOUS IUSINl!SS NAME STATIMI NT Th• fOllOWl"9 .,...,.,., is doing bulf· l'llSraJ. PATTY CAKES CE~AMICS. 270% W. Oo•n """'' Newpart Ouch, CA. 91'40 P~lfY Fer,,.ndu, 2102 W. O<Hn Front Newl!O<'l 8uch, CA 91i.t0 This buslrwu Is conducled by an In· dlvldual. P1tty F•rnandu Tiiis ttlf-nt Wft filed Wiiii'~ County Clerk ot Oranc;ie Co""-tr on Ftt>urerv 16. 1'71. "12'1J-"\ Publlsi.ct Orange Coast Daily Pllpf. Feb. tO, 27, llldMlr 6. U, 1971 .0,77 PUBLIC NOTICE ,ICTITIOOS •U,INISS NAMI STATIMl!NT Tiie lot1owtno Pt!r""' It doll\9 1>1111-neue•· THE ICING JAMES VOICES, llo• tt4, 116 Marl11e Ave 8albollltand, CA ,, .. , Norm111 .. ~090r5, 11• M,.ln• Avt., tlelbo<! 1'18nd, CA '1'62 T'>lt DUlf,,.., Is cof1ductecl tty •" In• dlvlduel Normen H. R_,. f'hll 11at.ment WM flied •llh 1h'P c-•Y a-o1 Or .,,9t c:ount,. on Feb. n. ttn. "1tllf Publl\/ltd Oromot (;()HI 011ty Piiot. fr.ii, f', l<lcl MIHll 6, IJ, 10, t•n PUBUCNOTICE ' I - .. ·. • .Bn1ins Roll, 91-69; JOliiison Scores 37 · By GLENN WIUTE 11 -• Qf .. ~.,~ .. MMf WESTWOOD-11 arques l~ saved bis biggest eol- . lepate effort for rus final tame at Pauley Pavilion aa a lJCLA Bruin as he canned 37 point.IS lo head a il-69 liquidation afthe surging Golden Bean of Cal Saturday night. The victory assured UCLA a share of the Pac-8 title. The Bruins have a one-game Jead over Oregon with one to play. Johnson poured 16 points through the nets in the rirsl baU as UCLA battled to a 38-33 lead over a foe that bad won ti ve circuit games in a row. Then he accelerated in the final 20 minutes, wheeling and dealing inside to dunk the ball tour times, rebound it in on three other occasions and then to mix things up he shot and hit from outside. For the mgbt, he was 17 of 22 from the field. He was taken out of the game to a standing ovation with 1:46 to play · APW1,. ..... I• JEFF McHUGH REACHES OVER SC'S GREG WHITE. Oaecking the Scene Coach of the Year: Answer to FV Fans What in the world is this land coming to when People convicted or senoui. crimes can choo::.e when at would be com enient for them to sla rt scrvin& Jail lime <l r<'fer to Rob Laruer. pro batiketball playt'r. and Claudmt• Longel CX·Wlfe or singer Andy W11l1ams 1 Dtseruntled pro football ran~ hang a coach s puppy from a clolhesliM because the coach s team isn't winning enouah Atta high school authontwc; can't impress their kids to be WHITE WASH silent and stana still dunng the playlntoflhe National Anlbem. USC can't have a wlnning basketball program ... UCLA caae coach Gene Bartow can't ever aay the Learn lbat beat his Bruins was the bet· ter one tnstead of blaming fans, afficials, gyma or whatever ... Uoo. But it boiled down to this: Fountain Valley was known to bave a powerhouse team. In pre· league picks it was said that f'ouahla Valley would run through the league unopposed. And that's euctly what hap- pened. Meanwhile, Newport Harbor bad strucgled tbrourb pre· Sumet action, loshl1 more thaa it coald wlD. As a rentt, Newport was tabbe• for rutll ln league. Newport Harbor tuned It around, bo~fer, and Jlnllbed seeond to beat out Hunt- ington Beach, Marina and Edhlon. I thought BB and Marina bad better personnel than did Newport. At any rate, a coiacb who was able to acCGmpl.llb what be was supposed to was measured agahult a man wllo flnialiled t'ree no&cbes better than anticipated. And that's why Newport's Jerry DeBusk was accorded coach or the yellr laarels. Jobnaon, front line mate David Greenwood and guard Jlm Spillane were too UlUch for the outmanoed Bean, who eot most of their offense from sophomore Tom Scbneiderjoho. The latter, a 6-11 product of Los Amigos Hilb ln Fountain Valtey, wu outstandln1. Althou&h de· fensed tightly, he tallied 28 polnta, makine 12 of 17 field goal attempts and all four of his free throws. He had been averaging ll.7 points per game. He also picked up seven re· bounds. Most or his shots came from 13 to 20 feet and he was all Cal bad goin& for it as scoring whiz Gene Ramsom could make only one of 10 field goal tries. Schneiderjobn kept the Bears in it with 17:08 remaining in the game as bis 16-footer cut UCLA's lead to 45-41. But that's as close as they were to come. UCLA blew it open in the next eight minutes with an explosion that included nine bullseyes from the field and an overall surge that showed the Bruins canning 15of 20 shots. · By the lime the smoke bad cleared, Cal had been de· molished. Cal showed little offense and the Bears couldn't keep Johnson and Greenwood from hitting the boards and gelling the inside shots. CAL.,.,, -Tr11e S. Murr1 U S<hne1oer)Ohn11. Miii<'< S. Cdwlll •. R•,...om •.<;.-1th th i UCLA C.I I (;feMwood 14, JollnM>n 37 Sim> I .. mlllOft 7, Splll-1•. llt'OINln •. v-~ •. Wlllln2 • ....i\lrne -UCl.A»-» Tot.I lou~ -C.I 16, UCLA 26. FO<.llecl out - "-"'· 5clltt-. A-·u,sn. Trojans Roll Past Stanford • LOS ANGELES (A Pl Freshman guard Don Carfino. making his first start for the Tro Jans, paced a balanced scoring attack with 17 points Saturday as Southern Cal rolled to a 105·84 Pacific·8 Conference basketball victory over Stanford. Six Trojans scored in double figures as USC won just its 5econd Pac-8 game m 27 contests ~pan ning three seasons Southern Cal 1s now 2-10 in con· ferenc<' pla) and 6 18 overall this season Carf1no was a last-minute replacement for TroJans captain Marv Safford, who missed the game due to a death m his family. The Trojans hit a sizzling 64 percent from the floor. with re- i.erve guard Nell Arnold scoring 16 pomts and Mark Hoisington addmg 15. Doug Widtreldt, a freshman center, pulled down 13 rebounds and had 14 points, while Casey Jon<'s had 10 points and seven assists. The Cardinals' Mike Bratz was the game's leading scorer, however , with 22 points . '"'"'OllD (Ml -8•11on "· McHugl\ s. Sc:IWNltni.ct 14, P9rry 4. Buu 12, Mor99n 2, I.av.I 2, Gloveccl\11114, C.rler ), DollrrnMln 2, Fllt,..r • IDUTM ... N CAL UMI -H""'°''-' •. Wll<I~ 14, ._,,,.,..on U, C.r11no 11. J-s 10, Arnold 1~. NltO.Uy J, ~ .. , 4, WklUeldl 14, Br191\41m 2. H.lttHlme use 44...ill To1a11ou1t -s1e11twd 2•. use ,. FOYl•d oul -Perry. T•O•n•u1t - Wlcl!feldl A-l.021 Anteaters Dealt 7 4-64 Cage Loss Chapman College led the entire second halt In rolling to a 74-64 college basketball victory over UC Irvine Saturday night at Orange High. UCI's Anteaters finished the aeaaon with a 10·17 record, drop· ping seven or their last eight games. Scott Jenkins paced the An· t.eators Saturday nl&hl with 15 points. UCll'Wl•(Ml .. .. ,. ~ c.ww~ 2 0 3 • H91r TIW1*1 J 0 3 6 .JenlllM ~ , 0 •• ........., ""'""' 0 2 ' 2 ~ Ow1&t 4 2 S 10 T~a ...,.fllme• C1wtPm•"• :Doll .. "". l l j 9 • 7 1 u 2 2 s • J 0 3 • ,. 16 JO .. ' • DAIL V PtL.OT .f • FORMER WIMBLEDON CHAMPION ALTHEA GIB~ON. Doctors Aided Gibson Tennis Queen W tU High Sclwol Dropout Ed1tnr·s Note Tlw mndl'm era sports t1sta 1s providing en· tertamment quaht11 and oc cas1onally conlmvt•n11 un u S<"ale nel'l'r attainerl l>l.'/l1rt· in lhl' uJOrld o/ alhlet10 ) t'I sports (J/ days gont• by also had great mo· ments and star performers 'f11 day our lonk at ttw.~I' da1J.' /ocuses on Althi•a G1hson ByCRi\JGSllJ.o.:Ff' 0t ,,,,. Dotty Pilot Sl•fl Althea G1b:-on. onl' of lhl• g reat women athletes of all t1mC', would nl'vcr have ac quired lhl' tennis fame she dul without till' ht·Iµ of a pair of doNor~ G1b:-.on, who rl•t:ently part1e1patt-d an M1s:-1on Vie JO 's Challenge of lhc Sexc::., <on TV today, Channel 2 at 1 J was a high school df'()pout when she mt·l Ors llubert Eaton and Robert Johnson Raised in llarlem, Gabi.on learned her lenni:. on the playgrounds of Nt>w York She "'as an unkno\.\n whE'n she f1r:-t came 1n contact"' 1lh the t\.\Ododors "They told me the} \.\oulll help m<' with my tennis, but there \.\as a stipulation that I had lo finish mv high school education," says Gibson, who recently resigned as a State Athletic Comm1c;s1onrr 1n New Jersey. So at the age of 19, she moved from Harlem to Wilm ington, North Carolina to live with Eaton. '·I went back to school and ""as part of his family I pr~l' ttced on his court m the back yard dunng the winter \.\hale going lo school, then traveled with Or. Johnson on the all laing Back IN SPORTS black American Tennis A:,- soc1 ation tour during the sum· mer," says Gibson. She had four years of high i.chool to complete. but she dad al in three. In the mean· tame she was developing mtu a top tennis star. "Those lwo turned thmgs around for m e, they really got me on the right track," says Gibson The rest is history She played in her fir!->l Wimbledon tournament an 1952, but didn "t really break into the international hmehght until four years later when she captured the French Open. The following year, 1957, she captured the prestigious Wimbledon singles cham- pionship and later added th<' U.S. Open title at the age oC JO She repeated those two con· quests the following year. "'Winning the first US. champioru.h1p was probably my biggest thnll. although the victories al Wimbledon and shakm~ hi.Inds with the Queen or England rank pretty high, also," says Gibson. now 49. She retired as an amateur and turned pro in 1959, travel· 1ng with the Harlem Globetrotters and playing ex· . h1b1t1on matches 1 Then Ill 1960 she turned to golf, playing three years as · , an amateur before turning ·· pro. She still plays in five or six tournaments a year. Toclay her tennis activity 1s limited to a couple of times a week. "l just have too many commitments with personal appearances, lectures and clinics," says Gibson. And although she missed out on the big money ex- ploswn in pro tennis. she has no ill fl•elmgs about 1t l'llt' money <in pro ten ms> pas 'l'd me by, but you have to rC'al11e that 1 ·, e been a pioneer most of m y hre and pioneers never reap the harvest. "At first I had a few hard feelings about the money, but you have to be re - alistic. .w1lh the knowledge ar it did happen during my re· 1gn I would be well off today .. DiStanislao Vault.s 17.5112 Scott Wins Two Events UC Irvine's Steve Scott won two events in 1mpress1ve style. former Newport Harbor High standout Tom DiStamslao pole vaulted 17·5' 1 and spnnter Clan· cy Edwards was a double victor in a collegiate track and field meet at UCI Saturday Scoring was Mt k<'pt in the meet that involved UC l. USC. Cal State <Long Reach l and San Diego State. A crowd of 1.200 viewed the action. USC dominated the meet, win· ning 12 of the 19 events. Scott, who ran a 3:56.5 mile just one week ago, clocked 3:45.5 ln nabbing the l ,500, easing up the last 60 yards. Then in the 800, he overhauled~C 's Lloyd Johnson and Dan mwanza on the final turn wi a nilly kick, winning in l : 48.6, a school re· cord. DiStanlslao, or Southern Cal. cleared 17-S~ (a lifetime best) on his first attempt. lhen mlsaed three ti mes al 17 ·9 Va. Long Beach's Don Baird had the same mark. but cleared the height on his second attempt. thus was given second. DiStanislao's pre- vious best was 17·3'1•. Edwards, the former Santa Ana High star. edged USC team· mate Joel Andrews in the 100 (10.3) and then ran away from the field in the 200 (21.1). Edwards competed for Cal Poly (San Luls Obispo) in 1975, then satoutlastseason. Other highlights of the meet in· eluded: -A winning effort by UCI freshman Erle Hulst. in the 5,000 (14:25.0). -A 7-0 high jump by Long Beach's Carl Miles. -A school record or 9:08.7 tn the 3,0()()..meler steeplechase by UCI's Ed Ahlmeye.r. Hulst, from La1una Beach, looked strong ln competing ln his first collegiate race. lte ran away from Long Beach's Rlch McCandless with two laps to 10. winning by 50 yards. UCI's Dor Moses. also a freshman, edge1 Long Beach's Colin Mcconnel for trurd. McConnell prepped a Edison High <Huntington Beach last year. A bunch of baseball prima don-nu can command contracts Yt'Orth bundreda of thousands or dollan from normally shrewd btwiDNltllen (the ownen) ... Speaking of fine basketball coaches, ll cannot pass without lauding the talenta or El Toro High's Wendell Witt. Year in and year out this man seems to aet the most out or bis teams. They rarely beat themselves. Tbey frequenUy beat teams they have oo business beatin1, such as last year when they toppled CIF run· nerup Mission Viejo. Bi-1•ins Swamp Traek Foe Tbe common workinl stiff can '9ftlT have fair accesa to a de· ceataeat.fer a Rose Bowl football tame t uah pubUc tlckel ....... Televialon un dictate wbat lfays sporttn1 event• will be a\aled u4 what hour tbey wlll lt.n u well aa when timeout.a will be taken. 'Ibis year WiU again dld a fine job, aulding El Toro to third place in the South ~ast. Leaaue, behind Corona del mar and San Clement.e . And so be garnered a place lo the ClF 3-A playoffs. El Toro, a team that could do no better lban thlrd in its league, was thrown aeatmt Downey, which wu rat-ed THIRD IN ClF. Downey (21-4) ls tho only team this )'ear that bu been able to defeat the Foun- laln VaUey 4-A Ju11 rnaut. Doftef 1bould bave annlhllat· eid El Toro. lnstead, El Toro Iott 1D the tut minute, 14-82. Another of those Jobi well btWUt. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Olym· pie silver medal winner Millard Hampton used hi.a blaziq form to win two races and run on a win- nlng relay team Saturday as UCLA whipped Nortt\rid•• State, 123-21, 1n a dual track meet. Hampton, tbo Junior colleee transter from San Jose who won a sUYer medal In tbe Oly.mplc 200-meter da b lul )'ear, ran th thlrd tee of UCLiA '• 4()0.mtter re· lay team, which waa clocktd 1rr •. fu ttlmelntbeworldthla year. Later, HamptOQ -.Sl.1 "~ tu:t.d the lOC).metet dub In 10.1 u itiecl up belon Utiil ~ ~ f won the 200 in 20.01 again slowing beforelbeflnhh. Former Corona del Mar High standout Joe Toatl won the shot. put (55·10) and was Becond In the javelin (202·0) while ex-Newport ltarbor star Brian Theriot placed second in the 800-meter run (l:SU)forUCLA. * * * l I , '.r • ... 'AJ. DAILY PILOT ' SoCUNabs .. • . . Twin Bill· . ' UCI Falls Southern Callfornia College of Costa Mesa won a doubleheader while UC Irvine was on the losing end of a twin blll In collegiate baseball play Saturday. SoCal's Vanguards toppled host Grand Canyon College of Pboenix,_ 5-2, and 10-9. UCI's An-teaters aropped 8-1 decisions to visiting Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo). In SoCal's opening victory, left-hander Dan Birdwell, getting bis first start of the year, tossed a six-hitter -striking out two and walking two. The Vanguards tallied three runs in the fourth inning of the seven-inning tilt to take a 4-1 lead. A leadoff single by Stan 1bomas, a walk to Mike Scheetz, Mark Woods' sacrifice, a sacrifice fly by Rob Stonelake, Jim Millsap's run-scoring triple and an error did the damage. In the nightcap, the Vanguards had an 8-3 lead when Grand Ca- nyon scored six times to take a 9-8. In the inning Grand Canyon's Joe Blair hit a deep fly ball to de- ad center, but Randy Greer made a spectacular over the head catch while crashing in· to the fence. He fell to the ground and was motionless and the umpires ruled it a home run because Greer did not immediately hold up the ball. At Irvine. the Anteaters had trouble in the field as talented Cal Poly paraded around the base paths. Only four of the Mustangs' 16 runs were earned as Irvine committed seven er- rors. FlllSTGAME •b r II rlll Olpk>lls. oh • o 1 o G<ttr,ct 3 0 I 0 ~I~>. SS • 0 0 I lhom.u, 111 3 1 I 0 Schtttl, c 3 1 I O Wood.rt I 0 0 1 Stonela~e. It 2 0 I 1 Mlll"1p,JD J I 1 0 G.Adam•, 1b 3 1 1 0 Bir0-11, p 0 0 0 0 Total\ 2& s 1> J SECOND GAME S.C.I CIOJ •II r h r1>I t,llv .. hlro. rl2 o 1 o Tllltord, rl 1 o o o (;eoe,.-, cf " 2 0 I Pe:ters, ss " 1 0 0 lhomas, 111 ' o o Sr.htttz, c 2 1 2 Stonelak•. It S 1 1 2 Miiisap, :lb • O 1 2 Albtn, 2b • I ? 0 Lynell p 0 0 0 0 s...._,p 0 0 0 0 L A<Mlm•, p 0 0 0 0 Totals JS 10 q 9 xoro lly IM1"91 ~IC.ollt~ GondCanvon SoC•I Co< ltQf C.-.mo Canvon PlllSTGAME UC Irvine Ill ab' II rbl Hfll••. lb s 0 0 0 Payton, ct 3 I I 0 ~Qln,rl J 0 1 I Thayer, SS J 0 0 0 EnQle, ID • 0 0 0 Wick, c 0 0 0 S..nn1nq,c n 0 0 'Esoy,11 0 0 0 'llll!aV<!r,dh 0 1 <) Wirllttr .. )II • 0 l 0 SaucCIO, 311 0 0 0 0 Gd\'9ar p 0 0 0 0 Frshettt p 0 0 0 0 Totals JJ I • 1 , " . 010 lOO 1-S 6 I 00& 00& 0-2 " 0 , II • llO 010 100-10 ' 1 OJO 00& 000 ' ' 2 SECOND GAME 111 UClrvlN •II r " r'bi HP.i&r,211 ' 0 0 1 ~ylon, cl 1 0 I 0 S.lcedo. cl 0 0 0 ~qtn,r-f 0 0 0 S1oman. 'f 0 0 I) Th.aver,\~ 0 0 0 A.dalf'n~, SS. 0 0 r EnQI~. 111 0 0 0 MMllon tb 0 I 0 Wl4Wtr,u 0 0 0 Rotno, 11 0 0 0 Morton. c 0 0 0 Wick. 2 0 1 0 -.P 0 0 0 0 HaQHl.P 0 0 0 0 Tot.ti• 23 1 • I S<0ro by lnr>1"9f r " • ('..a( Pl)ly 101 121 000 8 11 • UC.lr'4'1ne 000 001 000 t • • , " • CAI Poly ')I)() l!-00 0 e ' 0 UCirv1nP 000 001 ~t • J o.lty PllM ,._, bf 1..tt PAyM SADDLEBACK'S TIM SHAW TRIES TO PASS TO MARTY ZOGG (34), BUCK DAY (35). Pirates Tumble Saddleback Wins, Sets Up Playoff Dennis Smith tallied 22 points and Tim Knight came off the bench to score 17 in sparking Sad- dleback College to an 89·82 Mis- sion Conference basketball win over visiting Riverside CC Satur- daynjght. The victory gave the Gauchos a share of the championship with Palomar. an 85·73 winner over San Diego. Saddleback and Palomar clash Wednesday night <8 o'clock) at Riverside to de- termine which school will host the four·team confere nce tourna- ment which begins next Satur- day. In another JC game Saturday. Orange Coast fell lo host Gross mont, 79-78, m South Coast Con· ference play. Coach Bill Mulligan's Sad dleback Gauchos pulled out a nail- h it er w 1th R iv er::. 1 d t' The Gauchos led all the wa \' until tht• Tigers took a R0-79 lead with :J .:31 to go. But Saddlcback quickly re· gained it and maintained c11ntrul the rest of the way Knight hit seven of 10 from thl' noor. getting 11 or his points in lhl' second half. As <1 team tht' Gauchos shot 47 percent from the field. Meanwhile. al El CaJon. Gru:>!'.· mont 's Bob Baxter scored on a 25-foot jump s hot with JUSt three seconds remaining lo defeat Orange Coast. The Pirates finished with a 9·17 season record and a 4·8 conference mark. The Pirates had tr ruled most of the second half. then caught tht: Griffins at 63 with 6 · 50 to play. Coach Tandy Gillis· Bucs went ahead, 72·70, and then went into a stall. Grossmont managed to tie 1t when the Pirates turned it over &hay, Chtue Star · Barons Breeze . . To Mat Crown By HOWARD L. HANDY Oftll9Delly ... Nttkaft Larry Bobay and Bob Chase led the Fountain Valley High School Barons to the most one- slded CIF Southern Section team wrestling championship in Ute history of the event Satiuday night by winning individual liUes in the 106 and 136 weight divisions. The Barons of coach Wayne M.ickaelian scored 106'h points to 10th for runnerup El Dorado, another Orange County school, before a crowd of 2, 100. Bohay was s~lected outstand- ing wrestler in the lower weights as be worked his way into the ti- tle with three falls and a 4-0 de· cision. Joe Corella of Cajon High woo the award for the upper weights as he won the 148 crown with three falls. While the Barons were grab- bing the limelight, two other Orange Coast area wrestlers also won individual championships. Bill Brookens of Costa Mesa High was never behind in captur- ing the 115 crown with a 5-2 verdict to bring his season record to37-2. Mission Viejo's Denny Morrow won the 141-pound division with a sizzling third period, 5-0. J{e is now 31-1 for the season and holds the first-ever wrestling crown at Mission Viejo. In all. 12 area wrestlers made it to the state meet at American River College ln Sacramento Frl· day and Saturday. In addition to Bohay and Chase, Fountain Valley wlll have Ron Nozakl (26-2) at 98 pounds; Mitch Finklea (26-5) at 191; and Al Saenz at 141. Finklea and Nozaki finished second Saturday night and Saenz fifth. Others from Ute area qualify. ing for the state meet include: Chris Crosson (5th at 123) and John Goeggel (5th at 194) from Corona del Mar; Sean McCann (5th at 98) from Dana Hills; Brad Lockhart (3rd at 130) from Hunt- ington Beach; and Steve Grun· ner (4th at 136) from Edison. Bobay's finals match was one or the fastest-paced of the night. Behind, 4-1, be worked a crab and countered with a cradle to pin his foe in 1: 14. of the first period. He ia28-1. Chase went into overtime before winning his match and re- maining undefeated at 38-0. cu• ... UTUlllG CHAM~IOtlSMI PS TA--ll I. -.tot YAtlef 1•¥fl El DlrMlt 1'\IJt; a. NeCre DA_ .. ; 4. CMMel I.a-. 54; t..Mllfl_ .. ,._ llJIMtll••V.; 7. ll--ltJ a. w.a Ct'llM •¥f; t. Mira c..;u 16; ti. Slf!ll Y....,M.Olaen: U.CilnM*fMar2t;11. C .. I M1M1ert v .. i.. C.\I -... ta: u. ..... .._.... llNCll 21; 2:1. Dau Miiis 16¥f. ' CMM•IM&lll• l'IMh .....Clstler (Notre OA""'l ""< Nout<I (Foumaln Valley JU. 10.-Bohay (Fin. Velleyl plnnH Glo.,..r (All'lamtlr•l 1:t•. 11S-8root<ens (Costa Meuo) dee Ar•nda IECIOtwood) S-2. 1U-tw-.,a I El OoredoJ OK J. Kls11 ... (Not,. °"""')7·J. t»-tta~port (MllllUnJ dee ml.,.,5111 IR19hel· ti) 1J.7. 1....0.ase IFtn. Valley) O.c Siie• 18ellf-rl 2-0COT>. Ul-Morrow (Mission Viejo) ""c l'Nrtlnu !Mira Colt• J ~. t41-Corelte (C•Jonl pinned 8rld9ew•t•r (o..rtJHllll l :JA. 157-ra....-ILoaraJ dee Porter (Slmll S-l. 161-0tPolAI (HotMlla) c19< JonH !Mira Costa) 7 ... t7t-Za11a1a <e11ann1t lslancU) dee Kenny cc.a,,,_11101 •-2. 19'-5peck (El Dorado) dee Fln~lu (Ftn. ValleyJIM. H•v-C:tark !Fullerton) pinned Luevanos l.._..,,,.l LOI. Tillr• Pl Kt PIMI• --Wfte9'1S I Baldwin Park I dee D•v (Lompoc) 4.0. 106-Aguilar (Calealco> dee lwan•CI• IEI Oor-1•.0. ll~hoeftfletd (8oHIY Hiiis> dee Wallen~ CArtnlaJ l·t. 123-Solt C Padtl< J .. c CIW!ney C LoMPO< J 3.0. 130-t.o<klwlrt IHufltlngtOf'I St.ch) deC All1nll 10\lnoJ s.o. l:w.--De19'>do !Cerritos! -n by dtlault over Gnim9r CE01sonl. to-Porter CSlmlJ dee Holloway ICYP"tHI 3.0. 148-Hollafld COos Puet>IOS) dee IQIUIU IOo-vlS-t. IS7-+4uelrlg (Ontario) dee Talbol (MllllkMI> ).2. li.t-Mllls (Palos Verdes) dee Mattos IS.n Marc.os)9·1. 17l-,...rtln<!l IRlg!>tttlJ dee Meler (Not"' 0.-112-A. l'4-0mmarru1tl !West Covln•I pinned Holden (WHI Torrance I J·O Hwv-EPP• IWesl Covin.ii dee C•r•llaJo C811d'Mn P•rk J l·O. Sports .On1V Area Cage Teams At Home Tuesday Then. after a free throw gave OCC a 76-75 lead. Grossmont hit a bucket for a 77·76 edge with 20 seconds left. Coast ·s Mike Oern hit two free throws 11 seconds later, setting up Baxter·:-. heroics. Tn the South Coast cham - pionship game at Santa Ana . Fullerton College capped a Cm- <lerella conference campaign with a 67·66 win over Santa Ana for the title. 1Uvonl4<e llll u•J S..ddtetwck 9:45 a.m. (34) -FUTBOL SOCCER. 10:30 a.m. (4) -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -The Louisville Cardinals meet the North Carolina Tar Heels at Charlotte, NC. Noon (5> -CHAMPIONS -In World Cup skiing from Yugoslavia, women from France, Italy and Austria try for a slalom victory. All four OranJ?t> Coast area en- tnes m the ClF ·I A and 3·A basketball playoffs that survived first round action have drawn home assignments for Tuesday's second round of the eliminations. Tipoff in each instance 1s at 8. In 4-A classification the Barons of Fountain Valley, 25 ·1 and Sunset League champions, will tangle with Thousand Oaks High, the Marmonte League kingpin, al Huntington Beach's Edison High. And at Fountain Valley High, the Eagles of Estancia <Costa Mesa). Century League champs. will host Crescenta Valley, co- champion in the FoothHI League. South Coast U!ague represen- tatives Corona del Mar and San Clemente are also at home. J:;hampion Corona del Mar meets -Oarden Grove's Los Amigos ~gh on a neutral court in the .CdM area-possibly at UC 1rvine. : San Clemente, meanwhile, will ~ackle San Luis Obispo. the 1-!<>rthern League titlist, at Sad- :CUeback College. • Small schools entries Hunt- :.!.!l_lton Valley Christian of .newport Beach and Huntington •Beach's Liberty Christian are on :the road- ~SON GAINS ~CER PUYOFFS • Edison High 's narrow defeat in lbe CIF soccer playoUs Frid;ty flu been overturned by forft!lt )ncl tbe Huntiniton Beach schooi .wt11 advance to the second round ~against Garey. . : Torrance and Edison played to • 2-2 tie Friday and Torrance 'WOn on penalty kicks, 4-3, 1Nt af- atda Torrance coach Bob ttudllo d.lacovered thaUourof bla )qyera were inell&lb1 becaui,o ... z~ had part~at.ed tn tbe ~~Soccer Leaaue. llur11lo .-... tho CJP omca to rep0rt U. violaUob blmtelt 1 HVC is al Death Valley and Liberty Chr1st1an is at Rio Hondo. In second round action of the soccer eliminations both area survivors are on the road for J : 15 encounter!'>. Sunsel League co-c hamp Newport Harbor is at Santa Monica in 4·A battle and San Clemente, South Coast League winner. is at Gahr of Cerritos in 3-Aplay. .. ,. ~"' ""°"'l~td<' .-i. vs CrHOlll• 11•11<!~ •t Fountain Valley ... ..... 54. A'11hony •t V~ntu<a Mwpfly •I LB Mllllk•n ,.._._.,. Vet!.y vs Tttou'""" °"~' •t ECS.>0n Hllf1 Como! ...... SMit• '""' Pll'°'V.,dnel l.8 Poly Venlum O.latAlr>emor• >-A u Habra et R11llklou• Saft 0.-ltt VI Sen Lull Otl!$PO •t Sacldt•bllO Oillf991 W..,.n at c.brll lo RA.._atDlm!.n c-•• -.. l.M Amloo• ICdM .......... IMnl, tli. tllll tota .. termlnedJ O....V..et ltlwnlde POty c.o.riM eUlltrre o..Ny et I.a Mirao• 2•A llldloat Vl<lor Valley El MDrllt at Alie Lo,,,.. tltlH-• et s..itaCl•re -•Wwll-~remllW!letCllatWMll•l-s S...M9rmoat Nof'th•l•w Ro ...... .CWelnut ~VAll•Ytl~y l·A '-"Int Not,. Dem. I.A l.utllff .... 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Sports Clipped Slwrt Branning Scores 18 SOUTH BEND, Ind.-Former Marina High (Huntington Beach) standout Rich Branning scored 18 points in helping Notre Dame to its highest point total of the season Saturday, a 113-77 crusher over LaSalle in college basketball play. J?on Williams hit 22 and Toby Knight had 21 for the winning Irish. Notre Dame shot 62 percent from the field in improving its re- cord to 19-7. Notre Dame hosts No. 1 ranked USF next Saturday. Hlcu Ad.,a1tee. PALM SPRINGS -Guillermo Vllas of Argentina defeated Raul Ramire& of Mexico, 6-3, 6·3 Saturday to advance to the final of the $225,000Tennis Games. In the second mat~h or the day, Brian Gottfried defeated Billy Scanlon, 2-6, a.a, s.-1. ~·Mu SEATTVE -Ernie Kent aeot«t tbo laat four Point.I for Or.ton, incl\ul1n1 two frH throwa wUb l :!U to co, to aqu tho t'ltb ranted uiuve.nit1 ot Oregon to a 61-60 Pacific 8 Con· ference basketball victory over Washington Saturday night. The victory improved Oregon's conference record to 9-4, one game behind UCLA, which is in fnt place in the Pac-8. Oregon has one game remaining and an overall record of 18..S. Cougar• Roll PULLMAN, Wash. -Seniors Steve Puidokas and Harold Rhodes ignited a scoring ex- plosion in the final 10 minutes as Washington State defeated Oregon state, 74-62, in Pacific-8 Conference basketball action Saturda)'. m.,,.rr1 .. ..,. DETROIT -Los Angeles de- fenseman Gal')' Sargent scored two aoals and aasiated on two Saturday night, leading the Kiup to a 4-3 NaUonal Hockey Loasue victory over tho Detroit Red Wlnp in a penalty.filled pme.Saturday ru1ht. ..,lterfa•••a. 'D!:l'ROIT -Sue Barker n)· aetied tbt ftDall ,of the women '1 llldasl(!Q•I tennb . tournament t by defeating Francois Durr 6·3, 6-0 Saturday night. Also advancing to the final round was Martina Navratilova, who took a 7-5, 6·3 decision from Virginia Wade. 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Also, kyaking on the Devil's Gorge Rapids on Alaska's Susitna River and rehabilitation of a young • golden eagle. 3 p.m. (52) -ATHLETES IN ACl10N -Highlights of a game between AIA and the University of San Francisco, taped in Anaheim. 3:30 'p.m. (7) -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS - Third round of the Interna- tional Race of Champions, taped at Riverside. Also, men's world cup downhill ski· ing, and the women's world speed skating cham· pionahlpa. ..- 4 p.m. (2) -GOLF -Fin\i round ol play ht the Inverrary Classic, taped at Lauderhill, Fla. (5) -NHL HOCKEY - The Kings v1. the Sabres at Buffalo. 5:30 p.m. (28)-THE WAY IT WAS -WJ.llie Pep and Sandy Saddler r.Uvo their 1950 worfd tltle fi&hl • p.m. (28) -•ao soc.. csa -mihJ11bt1 of an Eo1U1b FootbaU wa1ue mu.ob billtween Lelcater Cftr and 1.,s,irich Ton. u:•·P.rn•<<ta> -Tt:NNIS -Ken 8'HWall Otlet.I Vltaa Gel'uWUafil a WCI' e 1 CQIDltda. r ( Check. red,, Flag W1TH HOWARD L~DY R*'t••Wcb._t.lle After ~· t.o 1uttenlq VSAC mklpt tii1 neiit-tbe rDDa,.. . ebampionsll.ipe, Bon MfilMS>Y" Trtpp suddenly II lQ-to •di• L•1uaa looking to bJaer thlnp in auto nctnc. Beecb and Crespi 1n a Tbe Costa Mesa resident reeealb' returned triaa1uJar track aad from a 1ucce11!ul trip to Auat.ralla and Jllew fteld meet Saturday at \ Zealand ":here he wu paid a aet fee for ap-UC IrvtDe. pevuces lD 15 races. Redlands totaled 56 ••Alt of the money wenl iftto our pockets," Ron pc;nta wbllc Lag\ma bad says of the deal be and brother Bob made with the ~ aod Crespi 49 ~ countries do~n under. Spouors of tbe races Lal\&ll• •1 top efforts P8ld all. exP:'!nses mcludin1 travel for both brothers c a m e f r 0 Dl D o 0 and their midget car alone wllb room and meals. Demetriades and Mike "We plan on returning again next year," be Jones. Demetriades won says. . the Dille in 4;34.7 and While the trip.cost him a chance to get an early Jones captured the two-,~Pin tJ:le midget standings again this season, be mile In 10:00.5. 1511 t worned. Crespi's Wayne Cur· • "I will be driving a sprint car part of the time ran woo the zao "' 330 ~ ~.will miss some midget races when dates coo-low hurdles and Pole 1lict, be explains. vault. Leold•fl l•r a....,. Car lalle The'23-year-old, former Newport Harbor High football player, is looking to bigger things on the automobile racing circuit alt.bough be bun'l been contacted about a possible ride in a championship car. "I have never even sat in an Indy car." he says. "&Ire, that's my goal to drive one or them in a race." In bis return to action in this country at San Jose last weekend. be was running second after 80 laps when a rod broke on a new engine and totally wrecked the machinery. Re plans to have a new one ins1'Ued in tlme to compete in an indoor race in SeatUe's Kingdome Friday ht. Tripp owns his own dget but will be driving for Louie Seymour in the print r'aces and feels this is the next step to mo g up toward a possible championship car ride. e will run on paved tracks in sprints, not on dirt. Gurnq'• Neao Eflfl~ llftld9 This is the week of the twin 200's at Ontario Motor Speedway and Dan Gurney's new Eagle rac· ing machine will get its first lest unckr fire. Pnc- tice and qualifying are this week with tbe races next Sunday. Several new can will be unveiled at the track ln championstup car competition alone witb GW'Dey's Eagle. McLaren has designed a car based on a Grand Prix machine and Johnny Rutherford, Mario An- drelti and Tom Sneva will be behind the wheel of these machines. They are equipped with Cosworth engines and have bad impressive speeds in trial runs. Others in the field include new entries from the Patrick· Bignolli stable and the Hopkins· Slobodynskyj combine. Gurney's Jorgensen Eagle has undergone ell· tensive tests and is smaller, lighter and aerodynamically sound and is radically different in appearance. Duane "Pancho" Carter, tbe Marina High o( Huntington Beach graduate, will drive Gumey's car and J ack McCormack will serve as chief mechanic. One man in the fteJd wbo needs no Ultrodudion and who certainly will take a back 1eat to no one, is A. J . Foyt, the dynamic Tuan. P"oyt will be starting his 250th championship car raee at Ontario and holds 56 victories in an Ul~lrioua caner. No other driver has come close to either mark. Most of the other USAC stars lDdoctiDI Bobby Unser. Johnny Rutherford, Janet Gathrie and others will be on band for the races next weekend. In the other half of the pf"OC1'am, USAC stodc cars w111 roar around the 2~·mile oval in tM initial appearan(e or the s&ocb in California under a USAC banner. LB Grwatl P.V .4,,..U 3 Tickets for the Loo« Beach Grand Prix Formula One race lbrousb t.be city streets i1l Long Beach April 1-3 arecurrentb available at southland outlets. World champion Jama Hunt. fol' champion Nilti Lauda of Austria and a majority of the top drivers on the intemational circuit.. will be compel· ing on the 2.02-mile coune. A motorcycle grand prh race will be beld on Saturday preceding Uae Formala One race OD 9'ln· day. VA .. tn ...... ca),~ .... llll. 09-6~• .............. (l) tOA; t. ......,.. (10 'IO..S; :a. •za (C) lt.J, ._ ,.,..., <UtOJ. JJ-t. COlrteft (C) 11 1; f, Gr'-9 UU IU; 1 .. UD CC> 3'.0; ._.._,, lltl MA --·· ~ (C) SI.I; t. A,.,,.11 .Ill) -.0; I. Man!WI (II) SJ. t; ._ OliM llUM.1. ---. ...... llU t:SU; J ..... I Cltl t:CIU; J. Gr ....... y CC> J:ot.t; 4. ~(L)J~ ,..._.,, Olw•ll I ... CU 4:k1 It. 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Huatlncton ~ ain,lu for from a 3·0 derlclt as Beaell, &l Toro aad 111.mllu\oQ. Inna doubled in two B411oD (Huot1n1ton -At. 81'~, Sl Toro rum la \be flft.b. Jn tho l!llada) ldP RllOolS CQl. ~an llve of (ta nms ]ftTioul frame, Roa•r llad bueball .tctorlea tn tbe loo.rtb inninc u Ha.Yes tripled and Bob s.turday. Bob Me»buatb and Mart Slnartatqled blm home. HB'1 Ot1er1 •oppled Kacbeleln alncled In At Fountain Valley, vialtlns Dos Pueblos. nms,BobCfal1d.rovein tbe losing Barons t-1; El Toro cot by bo:st two wUh a double and Brea. S.l; aad BcUaon St.eve Key bad a run-watched San Marcos edpd lnvad.i.DS Pacifica acor1nttwo-bauer. score e!Jbt times in tbe ofGardenGrove,4-3. At Edison, the opening lnnin1 and ID oOlel' prep games, Clulrgera tallied the win· couldn'treeover. llatlna (Hunt1n1ton nlqnminthelastofthe Mike Musso had three Beach) fell to vlalttn1 seventh on a walk, • singles for Fountain Balsa Grande, 3-2, wblle stolen base, a sacrifice Valley while Bill Grils host Fountain Valley and Tim Innes' sacrifice aingled and doubled and dropped an 11·7 decision fly. Kevin Fitzhugh slugged to SU Marcos of Santa Edison had rallied apairofa.inglea. Barbara. In a nlibt eame at TeWiakle Pa.rt ln Coeta Mesa, FAtancia (Coata Mesa) dropped a 7·1 de· dlioD to Garden Grove. Bahashoff, Kelly Swlln to Victories By DAVE confident of doing well in CUNNINGHAM the varsity so be bac1 all Huntington got a stan· dout pitching pe!formaoce from junior Ed Shute, wbo went all the way, giving up Ju.st · four hits. °' .. o.ttfPl•l4Mf his underclassman swim· Foothill High Just mers compete for tbe won't. let a nyone else rrosb-soph. Normally, hPe a chance. John Robinson had the big baow for the Oilers, a aiitb inDlq IO.lo home nm. Jim Thomas and Kurt Lundstrom had For seven straight DeLong sa1d, several of Years the Tustin-based the underclassmen swlm varsity. Knlghta have kept the While the final result * * * Or•nge County Prep in the varsity division Swim Games cham· was the same as it has ....... (!) .. ~ .. 2 • 2 2 J J 3 0 0 24 ,. 1 0 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 2 " r111 pionship at home. Sat· bee f ~ g urday Foothill did it n or tbe past seven o o again by topping an en· years, Delong did add o 1 so mething new to 1 o try list of 21 schools, ac· bis invitational meet this 1 o cumulating 31S points to : ~ second place Fountain year -the Furniss Valley's 162• Award for the meet's ~ : most outstanding swim· o o The only real drama mer as voted by coaches . ~ 2 came in the frosb-soph F · y 11 ·11 r " • division, where Foothill ountam a ey's Bt a.is.GI'_. ott -2-J 3 o Babashoff got the award Merv.. 110 ooo c>-2 s s and Newport Harbor bat· on the strength of bis vie· •JT-:~.n r 11 r.i Ued neck:-and·neck until tories in the 200 and 500 c-.r11a1...,a • o 2 o -the final race. . freestyle events. In the c;:::-,: ~ ~ : ~ "!'o win, Foothill had lo 500 Babashoff lowered Tolbert.c i o o o w l n th al 1 as t 4 o O the previous meet record u-a,,rt :1 o 1 g freestyle relay and by a whopping 13 .2 ~'.~ ~ ! g 0 ~e~rt Harbor bad to seconds. The old record ~ 11> ~ ~ : : f~n.1sh last. Tbe ~ars was bis own, set last ~"'P 24 s 11 s fuushed l~st, all nght, year. 5af'9.,._.,. r " • but Footh1ll was beaten Jn all, eight m eet re· El Toro 8<N ooo soo e>-s • 1 to. t~e wall by Sunn.Y cords fell Saturday, five 000 100 1>-1 s o Hills relay. team and 1t of them 00 the frosh·soph Mlllllll•ll••::-0-:•1 " ~ cost the Knights a team level. Foothill wa s K•m.11 , o o o trophy. . . responsible for three of :=:.:!.it ~ ~ ~ ~ . In the final comp1la-the eight records. G111.c 2 o o o hon, Newport Harbor Mike Kelly of Fountain ~~b ~ ~ ~ ~ won tht: frosh·soph by Valley had. 8 good day, Thomts.3b J o ' 2 °!1e point. The. Tars breaking a meet record Hlelmstrom,lb 2 o o o p1cke~ ~P 163 po1nts to in the 50 freestyle (21.6) w;:i.u 2~ ! ! : Foothill ~ 162. and also taking first in "-"'-~ Footh.111 . coach Tom the lOOfree • r .. • De Long indicated hew as HunllngbtllN<h 010 110 ~ 4 4 Daryl ScoAlon ata.cled homo the wln.Dlnt run wltb two outs in tbo lut. d tho ninth lMlns. Slv· lng Oraqe Coast Col1010 a 7-8 baseball victory over visiting Cypresa Colle1e Saturday. Sconiers' line shot tQ right came after three Pirates bad walked. Coach Mike Mayne's Pirates started fast - scorlna six times in tbe opening inning. But the Bucs couldn't 1et a run until Sconiers' game· winning shot in the ninth. In the OCC fmt. Glenn Robertson started the rally with a one·o~ walk. Sconiers followe<l with a smgle and Rick Woolard doubled for one nm. Joe Ronquillo belted a double for two more. Rickey Frick got aboard on a error and Bill French hit a two-run two-bagger. French later scored on an error. Thal made lt 6-0, but Cypress battled back- finally scoring the tying nm on a two-out single and double in the ninth inning. But Handsome Roundtree came on in re· lief for the Pirates and got the final out . OCC returns to play, Wednesday, traveling to San Marcos to fac~ Palomar College. c.,,..u m E"914'.CI lloyle,21> Boore. lll ~l,lb Kr-.n flltnlold. c>-dh 'MnQ.11 ~' ""9rsl .. 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Wbat deterrents aren •t really deterrents at all, and what un6· peeled factors enter into a burglar's decision whether to bit your home or go on bis way when casing a neighborhood? Reformed bur&lar )lnd heroin addict Richard Marietta (an alias> bas addressed scores of law enforcement seminars and citizens' groups· voluntarily in the past two years. He spoke to the Huntington Beach Police Department- sanctioned Neighborbood Watch organization recently, drawing almost a standing-room-only au- dience. Here are the audience q'ues- tions and his answers: Q.: Bow effecthe are wa&ebdop? A.: "Depends on the kind of dog. I grew up with German Shepherds. So what? You can shoo them out the back door or sidestep if they Junge. The little dogs always deterred me. That yipping is nerve-wracking and it attracts attention." Q.: How long dJd it take you to burglarlre a llome? A.: "Ten minutes at the most, and that's taking anything and everything of value." Q.: How easily can a burglar get into your house by climbing a balcony or a raised deck? A.: "Second story stuff at· tracts attention. The thing is lo act normally, like you belong there doing what you're doing. If somebody sees a guy climbing up a wall he's going to wonder." Q.: How ettecUve ls a tapered deadbolt lock! A.: ··1 never touched a dead- bolt. I used channel grip pliers on the front doorknob. But deadbolts are probably your best bet. They just take too long for even a good burglar ... Q.: \'Vllat ls the most favored re81deatial bcU'glary target! A.: "The burglars I ran with operated exclusively ln con- dominiums and adult apartment complexes where few people are· home in the daytime." Q.: Wbal an Ute most deslrell valuablayoa look for? A.: .. Portable color TV sets are the prize. You're in and out with them. Everything else is icing on the cake." Q.: Wbere do you loek for val•ablee! A.: "More times I've found big rolls of bills rolled up in a pair of socks in the sock drawer!" (with a big pin.) "And men tend to keep valuablea they want to hide ·from their wives in their cufflink drawers. Women very often bide things from their husbands for the same reason in the bathroom drawer where they keep their feminine hygiene items." Q.: How effeetive are bome burglar alarm systems! A.: "They all have a key. They 're not going to hide the key under a bush somewhere. U they come home at 2 a .m. after a few drinks they're not going to want to bunt around. It'll always be hidden somewhere right inside the front door. You just find the. .key and\urnitoff." Q.: wi.at about mobile homes? Are t.bey safe? A.: "I never messed with mobile homes. They're built too much like traps. Besides, there are usually a lot of old people in mobile home parks, always peek· ing out the windows to see what's going on." Q.: Do you ever look for money under carpets? A.: "Well, T used to be a carpetlayer. (with a chuckle). If you do that, it's going to make it uneven and lumpy and ruin your good carpet. because it will stretch away from the tackboard in 'time. And besides, it's ob- vious." · Q.: Do you ever look in icebox- es? A.: "One time I was in a house and I was getting hungry. I Thief Joins Straight Life ·He holds a silver lighter, mak· jog it dance nenous ly on a cigarette package at the table· in the police squad room. ""here of ficers are briefed before thl') hit the bricks. Richard Manetta (an alias , wears a walrus mou:.tache Jle doesn·t look much like a cop, hut ltichard, today. 1s deeply 1n \tOlved in police work and cnm(· deterrence RICHARD IS a strt'l'l w1'.'.e and proficient burglar And when he became such a pro that burglary lost its under!.\ 1ng thrill and sense of danger, he took up heroin use JUSt bceauM' 1t (){fered that element of dange1 "I only got busted twice for burglary m 15 y<'ars and snH·<l just county jail time on both." he tells you. '·Both times 1t 1,1, as because of stupid m1~takrs He was also arrestt'd and c•on victed on charges of drug deal ing, but then Gov. Hun aid Reagan cut the California prison system's budgf't about that time and men Wf'rr turned out boma&se. lon~ bt'forl' their sen tences were up "I TOOK A WALK quite a few months before my tame was up," Richard says candidly. · Ronald lleagan was my best friend ·· Trouble, legal problems and drug problems, however. still followed at Richard's heels. His sometimes-partners on the ~ht side of the law today are of £leers Rudy Del~ado and Barry .· ·. ·. =· Case, who arrrstc:d him little more than t w u .\ear:-. ago on another burglar) t ;1µ Tht> two llunt ingtun Heach policemen. then tklt•ct1 \cs on the Special Enforeemt.>nt Detail <SED> and Ra·hard the loser thl'y dt!'ot'overl.'d and nurtured and who seems on the road toward winning are an unlike· ly trio of cnmef1ghters THE SF.O was created to crack cio1,1,n on spec1f1c crimes anrl ;.it the time of Richard's last fall they had declared war on burglary 'We rapl"'d llunt1n gton Beach. · says Richard "We literally raped Huntington Beach We ta large numher of knowledgeable Southland burglars) JUSt came down here and ran a muck." · This 1s a big city and 1l s real· I~ spread out The harne:.s bulls 1st reel policemen on patrol duty) Just can·t canvass every spot. They can't be in every side street and alley · ALL IT TOOK to natl Richard were Delgado and Case. and they played it straight with him, ask· iog if he'd do them the same favor. "We could tell he was extreme· ly intelligent and had a lot or Potential,·· officer Case said . Patrolman Delgado and his partner have introduced the re- formed burglar and heroin ad- dict to many rather hostile au· .· .. ·•. Ciot a problem? T,1en write tn Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape, getting the answc.•rs ond act ion you need to solve inequltie& in yovetnment and bUSI· ne.~s. Mail your que.~t10t1s tn Pal Dunn At Your Service, Orange CoCJ3t Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo:t 1560. Co.~taMesa, CA 92626. lncludcyo11rte/ephonenumber • Thecolumnappcar11 dc.nly e.rci'Pt Saturda11s. 2'eof.sU aad '.l'tn"IU Jllar llleMle B~ UI~ DEAR PAT: I bought a home from Bendix Mobile Homes in November 1974. At the time of the purchase I was told that the home was covered under a two-year warranty. About a month later I sent a llst of defects to the company and requested that they be repaired. They inc:IU<Sed warped cupboards In the kitchen, warped doors In the tlvlno room# bedroom and bathroom, cracked trim In many rooms, leeks In the celling, chipped tiles ancf warped paneling throughout the home. Although l was first told repairs would be made, nothlng has been done. My letters to the company remain un-answered. J.S •• Santa Ana TIU colum ntwr.d your c:omotalnt to .... COftl\f9Mt' Action Bureau of the Manilf.c:tured Houatng lnaUtute, Bo• IS. ChentJllJ. • "• 22021. VltiJftla canon of tflM Oflanlntlon forwanled tM....,.. .,.__to ll«ldla, .ttbOUgb Welld that IM nomtalt) dou ftOt ~ die ~ta 1,.votvl"9 home. mof9 1t1an 11 "'°""-' old ... noax -.l"r•""911M1 •U ,.,.1,. on JOU.f home hP• been~ .. ... . . diences in the 18 months since they got his attention. Their paths apparently crossed • at just the proper time. "About my 25th biM,hday, I de· cided, 'Richard, you're eitbet'go- ing to go on being a burglar and a dope fiend and a convict -and not live very long -or you're go- ing to clean up your act and maybe-live a long and possibly prosperous life." ff E HAS TOLD his story -for whatever it is worth -to scores of citizens' groups such as the Huntington Beach Neighborhood Watch anti-crime committee. Jn his early association with Delgado and Case, he did the more dangerous duly of his self· appointed penance for a life of crime that began when he was 12 years old. He donned the hated "Snitch Jacket" as an informer and police agent, providing in- telligence information about the underworld traffic in stolen pro- perty and narcotics4 and aiding In arrests. ··If 1 burn my bridges behind me, I can do it," Richard told his captors, who kept him jailed in protective custody during that period, not just imprisoned for his latest and last offense. "He would be foolish to go back to hi8 old associates now," Delgado notes. "He would be a hunk of meat in the lions' den .•• He'd be dead." • •• I for correc:tlon ot the warped panellng. AH defectfve panelfng w1U be replaffd •• to0n •• n I• avat..,_ from th• manufacturer. Ca•tled Goo.i.: ftell SIMttald.I' .. c-'Ea DEAR PAT: During tbe pest couple of years I've been buying canned goods when they are on sate. As a result, I've accumulated a lot of canned food. Now I'm starting to WON"/ about how tong It can be safet¥ stored before It's eaten. T .N.# Mission Viejo C..ned food8 st0t'9d tor lftaftJ yeare ._... bffn tested and found atltt aafe. But •atlnt .-.ty -flavor. tubfN, color •nd nutttttonat value-decllne wtttt .... The warmer ttie ator8ge tem- peretuN, tM falter the d.clne. C.nned food• a., be.a In cOOI t•mpefl!IU,.. Of I0-10 degren. A good rule .. to tty to UM canned food dNn a year; wHtiln1144 montM maximum. !amine your older oenMd goodl catefuht. Ude afMMlkt be aQohtlY concave and not flp up end dOwn tf pnttled. The ain uould not"'°" eny algn of '*'81"9 ot le~ nor ahould tMfood · eputt OUt of~ can, H tf under,,....,.. when opeMd. If anJ of tlte ............. na, dltcalel h Pf~ 00 .... nme wMft HY openedainntld food I• mddf, t1ub1:11J or ha• en u!'S* .. •nt odor. n-'IBefp Wida FeUlle 8•1111•9! DEAR PAT: I ~Id Ilk• tD fJnd oUt hOW to get rid Of the wltd eats Jn my a.-rtm nt hOuse. The landlord says nothing can be dotle. He teU1 mo that nelther. the city nor the county will tooper~ :fhl cats., tn and out of th• l•rve gerbe9& bl"' tooklr'W fOr fOod~ ~he bins dO not haw toPs, so the c•ts •r• fret tO <om. Wld go as tfity please. I do not dislike cats, but too many wild cats ant• hMtth haurd. ~ J. eA, Costa Mesa opened one looldnf for an apple Q.: Bow do JOll •mow' ' or something, and there was the polite? • stash! A lot of people bide tbeir A.: ".JtJSt like you a now moneythere:• · eitiaenal With politene Q.: Do very muy bar1')an' courtesy, earnestness. 'P lcklocb&o&•U.nf · (police) 'aren't used to that A.~ "There are always the people they stop. Ttrey're us 'Alexander Mundys' who have to a lot of 'r4'W jaw.' Like 'Wbat1. ao tblnaa the bard way." hell did YQU stop melor? I w apeedin.+.."" Q: Wlaat did you say to people &· wllen yoa knocked and they were Q.: How qt\ICb time dJd Y bome! spend oa yoarforaysT A.: "You just ask something A.: "I only Wf rked 10 a.m. to 3 like: 'Is Linda here? •. .' or say p .m. weekday!. If tbin's really you're trying to find a certain got bad, I might put in a Satur· street. I 'd just tell them I day." dropped Linda off somewhere Q.: Did yoa ever carry a right around there the other night weapon durinJ a burglary! after we'd had a few drinks and A.: "Nooooooooooo .... That's now I can't find it. They'll usual-BAD news. You start looking at a Jy understand." possible five to life sentence .... Q.: Whal about window (The burglaries which were his stickers warning that a house ls specialty -in broad daylight, eqa.lpped with a burglar alarm or unarmed -are classed as mis- tbat valuables are engraved with demeanor crimes. Arrest and your drlver's licease number? conviction rarely ever brings A.: "It just shows you have more than six months in county something nice to protect. It's an jail, if that.> invitation to a good burglar." Q.: How did you get reformed? A.: "I'm a martyr ... " Uolcing-Q.: How did you dispose or ly, and then Richard explains his your merchandise? A.: "I sold it. To people just opportune enco1U1ter with of. like yourself, sir. They want a ficers Delgado and Case.> good deal. It's human nature. Q.: Did the thought or prison You say you have a friend who everdeteryou? has a TV set for half the retail A.: "I never really worned price. Or you make contacts in about The Joint. Usually if l got bars or through a second party. caught it would be a maximum of And swap meets are big busi-six months in county jail. I figure 'ness. A lot of merchandise at I'd get a few meals under my swap . muts is stolen but the belt. Not good meals, but meaJs. buyer doesn't want to admit that. I'd sort of 're-group' and then I He J·ust wants a good deal." could go out and run a muck again." Q.: Were you ever stopped by Q.: Did you ever commit. police right after a burglary? A.: ''Sure, a few limes." <See BURGLAR, Page 82> YOU DAILY PILOT SECTION 8 Sunday, February 27. 1977 ,, ... 4.:' Making a Burglar's Life Difficult. .. A variety of devices can make your home less attractive to burglars. Top left, alarms work well, If you don't leave key nearby. Top, center, win- dow locks make entry dlfflcutt through slldlng glass doorways. Top right, most Important of all Is a deadbolt lock with one-Inch throw. Above (center), tapered latch can be opened with a credit card. Lower Jett, sliding windows stay closed with clamp-on devices such aa these. within the city. Although It doH not attempt to capture wlld cats (that'• virtually lmponlble), It wlfl provide traps for the pubQc upon requeet. Phone 551-5311 to make •rr1ngement1 to pick up th• trap• and be lnattvcted about their proper uae. When and If any wlld cete are captured, th• city wilt collect them for you. The office It open fftNn 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Fltday and I a.m. to 5 p.m.onweekenda. Dl!AR Al!ADEAS: .ccordlng to • atudJ bJ Contumer'a UnJon, pubUIMr of Consumer Reporta lhgallne. the m•tn advantage of Indoor-outdoor carpet over conventlonll carpet I• that It can better wtttllteftd 1te1vy wHr and atwatlon. It la d .. lgned eapeclaHy for u•• tn IUCh high traffic ar••• •• the kltoh•n, den, ptiyroom and ••Ira. W.. ltudy l!Mff that tM °"''problem with vacuum eteanlnv thee• oarpete I• the poatlbl• dengtt of etectrtc thocka c.Uffd by / . molstwe abeorbed by the Cati*. Whlle tMnl I• no lndu..,,.wlde atenderd for the quality and. durabller of catpeb, "'-Feclerll Housing Administration (FHA) hat .....,..lhed ml~mum stand8fd9 for carpets used In FHA· tnOfta.ed homet. Tho&agtl the number of home1 With FHA lo.na la amalr, en FHA otflclel reported that lnduatry eotnpll•nc• wltll the stand .. haa bMft Htlafactofy. . TM •ncr ha• Nred ttne oompan•• to tnt ~ TheJ ere~ Tffdng LAIMM'atCMY. 2 bit !nd Ave N .. Yottt, ".Y. 10021;~0aUfflabe. 80x11701, DaJIU':Tex. Utt.and MetalurGlcal lnifnMrt of Atlanta Inc.,~ 01.k Clift Act.. Atlanta,; o.i.IOMO. . . ""9 c.rpete mutt fltfft .. ...,.. for duritllMltJ, wN'Clt lnc:IMdll ... .,.... cobfutM~ moth Niptff•ltCJ ............... ,. ~ ....... FltA l!lllP'OMd .. hted '". Cl9l1lhd..,.. ...., -~~ anyOl lbellWff ...... ~ ... tlD=IWclWiew • ~ • I f I I .. ; 1·112 DAil v Pn.or' Sc.w!d!y. ~. 11, tm ~ .a. 'Philosophy .. . - .. NEW YORK CAP> -To a 1'CIUDI pbilalephy Jll"Oftsllal" at the Collel'e ol William and Muy, rock mmicl.am dca't JWll make noise. Some diacusa ex· illeotial phlloeophy. To a pbiloeof.ber al the University ot Toledo. the computer lan t just a device to sna.rt credit card accounta. lt '•a tool !or teaching symbolic Jogic. SCORES OF COLLEGES across the country are offerin& counes aucb u "Philosophy and Sex .. or "The Pbil~pby of Agin&" and using tools such u televiaioo and lhe computer to introduce stu· dents to I.lie discipline . • . I Tunes In Rock~ Compute aot.tai tbe problem• an4 teats h1I wart.•• wrtPt said. ''One important adnntace le that t.M eozn. put.er tenninala are avallab&e at boun a da)'. Another is that many atude:ots are embernaed to esk too many quesUona, but wttb the eompWe:r tbe)' can ao back and work the problem1 u maD,J tlm• u they please." In othu department., prolesaon have appllecl principles of traditional pblloeophy to JOtb century American life. At the University of Delaware, Dr. Sudra Harding uses pbiJoeophen as diverse as Plato Uld Karl Marx to examine the status of women in COil· temporary society. nemam of 1DMD1n1•• and betp tho e&deri1 ,....,.,. ltWdaUt. "OVa UADINOS be&ln with the uatb ol Socrates u an eaa.mple of an old man wiWDI to aacrillee Ufi for a eauae." Uld Moody ... We ralst\~om ol tbe meanlq of Ult. Then we read lloo f~ bit views oft the nature of auttertni ud Jobn Stuart MWs' autobl01t8'lhY to f1nd wbat la tho polilt oltelllU a life etory." Supporters of such methods concede that, as -with other hberaJ arts, the perceot.aie of under- graduates talune philosophy probably bas declined .;; in lhe last five years. They say that c:lassroom in· • .. ;-11ovations are important in reachina the student •• t:I • :! who might take only one or two philosophy courses. J,. • Skeptics in the academic community wonder "We look at feminist theory u critical of the concepts that have sbaped society," she said. "We examine theoretical propoeal.t to chaqo the status of women and study variou.s explaaatiom for ~e Ol>- pressloo of women. Freud and Marx, for example, foc:u.sed on the oppreulon of women but bad very different ideas on wby this happened and bow to changeit." A1thouO be liu reservaUon1 about a few ol the trends, wblcb he would not idenuty, Dr. Norman Bowie, executive secretary of the American Phllosopbical Anoclation, said tlle APA. welcomed efforts to enll ven the teaching of philosophy. "I don't see th~t we'•e overthrown the clusical courses at all," Bowie said. "AU the traditional cor., courses are tbero. Finl you've 1ot to Introduce l people to baslc pb.Upsoph.Y, then you apply them to medicine, science or politics:" ~--.,,..hetber in some cases fad has not replaced •• acbolarsbip . .. ·" "FU-st thing, the teaching of philosophy cer· ALTHOUGH THE cour11e, "Pbllosopblc Aspects of FeminlSm." is relatively new, Dr. Hard· ing scoffs at the notion that it's a fad. But QiOther philosophy professor, wbo asked ' not to be identified, bad another opinion: "This I would call the vul1arlzation of pbllosopby. ·• ... • tainly ism need of improvement," said Dr. Sidney Hook, renowned philosopher, author and fellow at the Hoover Institution !or War, Revolution and Peace in Stanford. "Bur IN PHILOSOPHY, there is only one method of teaching which 1s warranted by the •'Since Plato and Aristotle, the leading thinkers of Western thoueht have been exarGJnlnc the ques· hons ol women and the nature of the fam.1.ly. This kind of criticism comes from ignorance." RUFFEll'S UPHOLSTIRY · WlllilT•W• ....... ltll ........... c..t• w...-54t-OH9 • ~nature of philosophy, and that is the Socratic method, in which the teacher does not proclaim truths but makes the student think and question. Anything elst> is edification but not philosophy." The tbou•hts of Western philosophers also are being applied to the problems of sexuality. At the University of Maryland, Dr. Frederick Suppe teaches a course on philosophy and homosex- uality. He says he uses the principles of philosophy to show the homosexual student "bow to in- corporate his homosexuallty into an overall lifestyleaothalone has a rewarding life." - .. ·! . ·= . . .. I .. '• ' • • . . . .. • , [ . . ~ I 1 ' J -··~ New directions in teaching philosophy were taken in the early 1970s and, according to several philosophers, were offshoots of the student activist movement. doesn't rest on this," he has found modem music •·really useful in reaching some students." "I began using music In a series or 20· or 3(). minute programs I was doing around campus for various social clubs. The response was so in· credibly favorable that I began using it in class. "The student movement of the 1960s detllanded that intellectuals be more relevant to their world," said Dr. Terrell Bynam, professor or philosophy at Dutchess Community College in Poughkeepsie, N. Y .• and director or the National Resource Cent.er for the Teaching of Philosophy. "l admit a lot of Top 40 stuff is trash. But there are some really intellJgent and sensitive observers of the human situation who are writing and performing rock music. ··For the past 50 or 60 years philosophy was turn in~ inward, examining its own nature," he said. "We'w reat'hed a point where philosophy was ready to turn out ward to the whole world." "For example, there's a lot that can be done with alienation in rock music. the kind of alienation a Jot 'Of existential philosophy is talking about, particularly Leon Russell's 'Stranger in a Strange Land'orMoody Blues' 'In a Lost World.'·· AT WILLIAM and Mary in Williamsburg, Va., Prof. James Harris has turned to rock mu.sic toil- lustrate ph1Josoph1c principles. Although Hatris says he's glad "my whole philosophic reputation AT THE UNIVERSITY of Toledo, Prof. Richard Wricht uses mini computers t-0 teach stu· dents bow to.,-ork proofs in symbolic logic. ''Tbe computer program gives him hints in BURGLAR BARES ms SECRETS • • • (From Page 81) burglaries in housing tracts? A.: "I never worked tracts, not because of Nt'1ghborhood Watch, but 1us t becaus e of nosy neighbors. They always want to s ee who's bringing somebody else's husband or wife home for lunch." Q.: When did you start on drags? A.: "I started s moking dope and commttling burglaries when I was 12, just htUe stuff, getting mto a neighbor's house for ex· citemeot. Kid stuff. Q.: Oki yoar •pbringiag bave aoythblg&oclowiU. it! A.: "There are rich kids just the same as poor kids who are thieves and dope fiends. I don't bt>lieve in a Jot of that parental influence and blame stuff. When vou come down tll it, 1t 's the in· d i v1dual 's own blame or respoos1b1l.ity. Nobody ... nobody twists anyone's arm and kids have already been lied to so much by their parents they won "t beheve the real truth when 1t does C'OO'le along '· Q.: Did yoa spedaUze iD any partk1llu ci~! Q.: Bow did yoa leant aboat police and whether they have such policies? A.: ··vou know who's dead, ma'am. You know who's in tbe hospital with a few slugs in him. You hear somebody say: 'You re· member Jack? Anaheim blew him away ... dusted him." Q.: Do burglars wear glons! A.: "I always used gloves, but I put 'em in my pocket once I was inside the house in case someone came in. Tbey would look pretty obvious then.'' Q.: Did yoa ever feel remorse for what,_ were doing? A.: ''Sure. I felt sympathy for the people, but I rationalized it by saying to myself that I had to live too. This is my penitence. Some burglars -almost always kids -ransack and tear up a person's house. J was always nice and neat though. Why add insult to injury?" Q.: Whal woaJd yoa terom· mead aa tbe best barglary deter· rftll! Q.: Has your criminal record caused you any job pro· blems? A.: "No ... it's none of an employer's business. If they find out later and fire me ... well, they fire me. lt hasn't been a hin- drance for me but it can be ror others." Q.: Wbat can we do about the problem ofbarglary! A.: "You've eot to put pressure on your mayors, your cit~ managers and your other funky politicians for more funding and grants to hire more police. Voters really do dictate policy . It may sound old·fasbioned but it's true." Q.: What about toagher punish· meal for convicted burglars? A.: "You've got to put pressure on your judges and cops. The legislature? All they listen to is the jingling of their pocketbooks. When I go up to Sacramento to speak I go to help educate law en· forcement officers. "When it comes to tit for tat, it isn't your lawyer who gives you six months. It's that judge sitting up there." Q.: What do yoa do to protect yourself from burlJars? Suppe also teaches a similar courae for heterosexual studenta. But he says the problem of homosexuality is particularly challeniing because "most philosophers and theologians bave con· demo~ any homosexual activity as immoral." THE COURSE, which he has tau1bt for only two semesters. centers on lectures and readin115 in modern literature, theology and traditional philosophy, including ~e works of St. Thomas Aquinas and the 1975 Vatican statement condemn· ing homosexuality. "The focus 1s on the students discovering who they are sexually and how they feel about their sex· ual roles," Suppe sald. "The und~rlying premise is that most people have variously deceived themseJves on what they want out of their sex lives and what their sexual desires are." He said nearly 95 percent of his students in both the homosexual and heterosexual classes are ma· joring in fields other than philosophy. Dr. Harry Moody, who teaches philosophy to continuing education s tudents at New York's Hunter College, claims phi105ophy can help "fill the 55 Limit Too Slow For Many WASHINGTON (AP) -More than half of America's drivers dis· obey the national 55 mile-an-hour speed limit because they don't believe the benefits or saved lives and fuel are worth the inconvenience of slowing down, says the General. Accounting Of· lice. And many drivers have forgotten the long gas station lines or the Arab oil embargo winter of 1973-74 and are speed· ing up because they feel the gasoline shortage is past, the agency said in a report released to Congress. Starts Sunday, February 27. , . 19 01s MEDITERRANEAN IN LEMON HEIGHTS Tl-is mocpficer; home, long o T ust.n lo->dmcri, bull by o citovs bor0t1. is iituoled in one Of fhe f inMI IP~ \ll'Oe!\ in the oonn TIJSM f~ll" ~ to be wtvd+y ~e proof. •·•Ii O¥er 4800 14 ft. of ~•onq a eo. the home~-you Witt. it\ mo,elloe vo.Jted ceainq" orche•. hand 1-. beams. in!ncole Wf~ iron ....:n. bale~\ leaded ond \lo...d c:Jm• ~. ool IC>nCJM a-d C,C»le a-d pOrquet llootinq. COflr'!ll 9J'llll'i av:f down-~ ond Olhet .,._,4<"' feo!\Jl"S Fully re-1rored on 191]. IM hoone "°"'°"' .I new copper plurnb.nq ond -.rq ond o ,,_ modetn l"chen. Ar the some ••me. o mommorh pool "'°' '°"'ffucted anonq the >fXXIOU\ ond wooded ~ fot compleie d'Jlo1> obo.ir rliis un.qve ollennq cr;f (111) 731-3777. ~· ... • <t --. J: ~~'-- A.: ' Huntington Beach was wide l>peJl We rapt'd Huntington Bear h W~ ran amuck down here I wouldn't go into Fountain Vath·:. \ou coulcln"t pay me They shnnt bur~larc; thl're. and Anaheim IS wetty tr1gger·happy too " A.: "Deadbolt locks are the best. Removing window louvers takes too long and smashing a window is noisy and dangerous. I even knew burglars who wouldn't break into a place un· less the people were at home in another room, or asleep. Those guys are sick. There's something wrong with them." A.: "We keep a gun in the house. It's a rifle. It doesn't have to be registered. And even though I'm a felon who isn't supposed to have a firearm, it belongs to my wife." The study appeared to conflict with nlne in· dependent surveys analyzed by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Come choose your new Aliens Get NelV Card FRESNO <API Non· cit11t•ns leJ?ally in the United States w1l1 rE" ce1" c "counterfe1t·proof, i m po<;t£'r proof"· 1den- hfical1on card<:; to help s tem the nood nf 11legal aliens into the United State-; j o b and earn good money. They're mostly good people, but I think the Mlntry has got to bring a belt some way." That figure of yearly migration or illegals was lower than estimated by Rep. B. F . Slsk CD· Calil.). The n<'w card5 will be inlroouced n<'xl month to replac-e ""~n t"ards" now issued to resident aliens. Leonard F. Chap· man Jr. said. Chapman estimated at least six million illegal aliens live in the United States at present, about two thirds of them from Mex1co. Between half a miJlion and one million more arrive each year., he estimated. SISK WARNED in a speech to the House of Representatives that President Carter's pro· gram to create 80,000 jobs "will have minimal ~~~:::~:::=~~~~~~~~~~~~~-I effect wtless the problem of illeeal aliens is "It's a system which can't be altered," he .said. "I'm sure you know there's no way of tellin~ how many millions or counterfeit green cards there are m the country J'IOW." THE CAllDS will in- clude a photo of the resi· dent alien and numbers describlnr individual characteristics. The in· format.Jon will be hnked to a computer system to b~ I p i m m i c r a ti o n aqthorilies make certain qu.ack.ly that the person la in the country lqally. That procedure plua lncreued efforts to ~etch mega.la cros1in1 the border and 'legisla- tion to keep them from a-etti.nl joba could belp eoln the prob1¥J, Chap. IDanaaid. • "Ralf of tbe onswer 11 to close the border. Tb ~tt Ult t. a btll to turn Ofl job Oppcmunitia, '' be solved." 1 SAVINGS FROM '5 to 1 I 00 -o......a....,~ WALL cn.ocb ............. 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Supervise Boys A FauntaiJl Valley youth club couia use a helping band with the auperviaion ol boYJ Ill a Friday momlrag ,voodworki.Qs chase. U you are 18 or older, )'OU e..-help. Carpenter•. profeulooal or bobbyiats could gi.ve a much needed boolt to a Hunt- ington Beach outdoor project limed at build- ing playground equipment for a COJDmanity center. M•tertals provided and croups or in· dividuals would be welcomed. , A COUNTY aeency is seeldag tbe limber bands ol a graphic artist to produce drawings and tyoutt for a television sbow. A good portfolio builder too. Huntiniton Beach's library annexes still need more helpers in order to remain open. For lnlonnatioo on this and other west county volunteer opportunities, call the Voluntary· Action Center at 960-3312 or 530-2370. ,, If you live in the south county a.reJ, you m·ay wish to lend a band with a drug re- habilitation center that needs th• skills of nurses, secretaries (to help with legal work). general office workers, public relations volun· leers, kitchen duty aides, volunteef' drivers and persons with psychological training. Help is needed for an afternoon, evening or morn- ing. · AN ORANGE County health program is seeking the willing efforts -and voices -of persons to conduct a survey of survivors of suicide. Psychiatrists and social workers will s upervise, so no psychology background is necessary, just an interset in helping the re- latives, widows or parents of those who've· taken their own lives. Senior citizens can provide help for others by manning the mini-information desk at the South Coast Plaza mall where they will pro· vide information on OCTD bus schedules and routes. Information on these south county open- ings is available by calling the Voluntary Ac- tion Center at either 675-9210 or 833-9278. ~rug Ends Threat ' Hemopmliaol Get Reprieve SAN FllANCJSCO (AP> -Every other a,. Jut before btdtime, 11· year'"°1d .Richard Molina and his brother. 9-ymGDd, 18, cartlallf wap tourniquets ardUnd theif arm&. tor VIII, a relatively new substance that causes their blood to coagulate and combats an illness they have suf. fered since infancy. The brothers will probably have to DAILY PILOT Mixtn• a PoWdery 1ubatance wtth sterile water, tbey put a ~e into their veins and give themselves tnJec· lions that will make their blOOcl clot. inject themselves regularly for the ,.~I rest of their lives, but it means they can grow up normally and it could .ave them from a painful death. Just 12 years ago, the outlook for such children was grim. FOR A GROWING number of youngsters, the drug the M.()llnas use is helping them cope with a life· threatening disability that affects about 25,000 American children -UD· controlled bleeding. The brotben are hemopblliats and the ctrug they are using is called Fae- So Ions Pref er Big Autoniobile SACRAMENTO (AP> -The perfere"nce that many state legislators have for big cars has not been weakened by higher gasoline prices and the energy shortage. Only a few lawmakers have ordered compact models this year under a program in which the state pays all or · most of the cost of leasing cars for them. And a few legislators who used gasoline-saving compact or medium· size cars during the 1975· 76 session have traded them in for bigger or more expensive vehicles. Twenty-seven senators have or· dered cars so far, . including 17 who have requested models regarded by dealers as large-size. Seven have or· dered intermediate models and one has ordered a Jeep. Six have said they want to keep their full-size 1975 models. RESEARCH HAS been on-going for a quarter-century into ways to com· bat the hereditary bleeding disease, and in 1965 scientists at Stanford University uncovered the fundamen· tal chemistry of the proteins that cause blood to clot. Initially the clotting material had to be concentrated and frozen as a li· quid, then thawed and injected by physicians or nurses into RICHARD MOLINA, 11, INJECTSCLOTTING CONCENTRATE. hemophiliacs to control their bleed· ------------------------------ing. Commercial companies, however, have refined the process so that the clotting factor can be kept in powdered form and mixed with sterile water for at-home injections. THE MOLINA brothers were at the University of California Medical Center here this week to show how their lives have been changed by the substance that has all but eliminated bouts with severe bleeding. For both, even a small fall once meant painful, serious bruises instead of harmless bumps. They still suffer s wollen joints and intermittent pain, but the pain can be controlled with simple medication. Dr. Marion Koerper of the medical center's H':?mophilia Clinic -one of 10 in California -has taught them to in· fuse their own veins with Factor VIII and not to fear normal activities. Your Pen May Tell SHREVEPORT, La. <AP) -Kitty Cicerone pegged Lee Harvey Oswald as a twisted man without ever meet- ing him. She helped investigate former Teamster boss Jimmy Hoffa, again sight-unseen. She's a postoffice clerk whose hob· by of handwriting analysis drew her into several newsmaking investiga. tions while she was living in Washington. One of the•investigations was of the assassination of President Kennedy. She .was given a sample of handwrit· ing to study, but she didn't know whose it was. "He was a warped man, a mean man," she said her study revealed. Later. she learned that Oswald wrote the sample she analyzed . Mrs. Cicerone became interested in handwriting analysis through a book she took along on a vacation trip. She later took an 18-week course in graphoanalysis -the more technical term for her hobby She doe s n 't lik e to s ee graphoanalys1s lumped with palm re· ading or crystal-ball gazmg It's not a parlor trick or a pseudo-science, she says. "More and more people are re- cognizing this as a science,·· Mrs. Cicerone said. "It's used m pohce work, to detect fr auds. Employers use it to screen applicants." I DAILY PILOT Busy Writer Shuns 'Life of By lUDITll OLSON . au. o.11, Pli.t tu" While she hangs her hat in ~e1sure World, Laguna Hills, author /lecturer Rosallnd Rinker is Car from retired. Jn fact, she doesn't have much leisure time at all. Miss Rinker, author or the best-seller "Prayer-Convers- ing Wtth God," bas 14 boots to her credit and currently is work- ing on another between speaking engagements. At 70 she looks much younger than her age and has twice the pep of &ome people at 35. Sbe is no~ in her third career and al her :.peed there m<1y be a fourth in the offing. Leis11re' however. and she spent many years searching for answers. Religion then was a matter of a code of conduct. not of God's Jove, she asserted. lier struggles are outlined in a book titled ".Within the Circle." ''My journey was a long one, and progress was slow," she says. "Plowing through re- lieious, social and moral jungles bad made me both a captive and a fugitive." Her search for truth continued during her 14 years as a secretary for a mission 10 China and after her return lo the U.S. to finish college. university she belonged to or if she had children on the campus. About that time she met author E ugenia Price, who was scheduled lo speak to teenagers at a conference but didn't know quite what to say. "I gave her a lot of notes,,. Miss Rinker said. "She sent me straight to Zoodervan (now her publlsher). I signed a contract without them seeing one word I'd written." The first book was "The Years That Count," which deals with dat.,ing, life work, what college youths should choose and what they believe about Christianity. This volume was easy, Miss Rinker said. "I was just full of it. Now J wnte one in four to eight months." Miss Hmker, so mu<:h in de- m aod as a !>peakl•r that she often 1s bookl's don't make 1t. prac- tical l'nough or simple enough. She still was questioning dur ing her 14 ye<1rs as an Inter varsity Cbnstian Fellow~htp counselor in the Pac1Ci<.' Northwest. but by this time wa::. beginnmg to have somt> answcr.s. ALL OF HER subsequent titles have evolved the same way: from her perception of what peo- ple are seeking. She listens to questions at conferences and meetings where she speaks aftd tunes in to how common needs arc·. Rosalind Rinker now m thlfd career. .. All of my books are on very pra<'lll'al aspC'cts of the Christian life·." shl• said "flow to study the Blbh'. how to pray together, how to sh an' \Our f:.11lh " l\l1ss ].tinkers own journey of faith st~1rted in the Nazarene Church during ht•r ehildhood. She has lit•l'n ;1 1'11-thrxh'il but now 1s an Ep1:-.rnpaltan and loves 1t. She US• .., ,1 ( · .11hol11· pr ;n er hook for Jw1 i.l .til~ 1fr\ot1ons and says bui· hmJ,!h lhal ::.he 1s a "very t"l'U llltna·al Chrio;t1.in. ' llER t:\RLY YEARS in lht· l'hun h "t•rc traumatic. In talking with students she learned "a lot of the thmgs I'm writing and talking about now," she said. "A lot of the kids wanted to get out of their old t·hurches. They weren't sure they wanted to slay in the church. We cut all the red tape to get down to what Chris· tianitywas all about." MISS RINKER admits her years in China bad something lo do with her desire to ~1mph.fy T he life there taught her economy 10 language and rhythm. She satd she felt 1t was time to leave IVCF when people began to ask her what dcpartmt>nl of th<• M l'eting people and traveling around the world has allowesJ her to break through theological bar- riers. she added. "That's what has given me a seMe or com- passion and love for people.·· llt•r files now are stllifed with quotations and btts of knowledge for her future volumes altd she is inspired by sayings posted on the v. alls of her book-lined office. "Prayer changes me." reads onl', parodying the traditional '·Prayer changes things " Lest anyone think that Ros Rinker has a dull life, chained to a typewriter cranking out bod< after book, this 1sn 'l the tulal pie· tu re of the prolific author. She takes time out to swim, paint and do needlepoint, &he's sending two Nigerian students through roll<.'ge and she travels frequently to other rountries for ll•cture tours. ONE OF THE highlights of her wrihng C'areer was being mvited lo spend a month m Argentina several years ago talking about her book · Prayer <::onvcrsmg With God," which then was being read in Spanish throughout tb~ country Another invitation look her to Europe lo speak at chapel rallit·!> on NA TO bases ''Every pl act· v. e had potluck~ right before I spoke'.' she said. "There I began to leat•h fam11tcs to pray together. People don't pray together because they don't know how. The mother says to the Cather, 'You do 1t. · ll 1s l'J.!o 1 ... at stake "Families g1\e things to l'ath other instt.•ad or :-.haring them set ves. We ll'nd to proll'C'l ourselves." In her travels Miss Hmkcr ha::. observed the state or the church around the world and she is op· t1m 1st.Jc about its future. "I think lht•re's a whole new wind blowin~ over the church. There 1s more openness between dc:nominalions. Everything's loosening up D<•nominational walls arc coming down " One of the greatest net•ds she sees now 1s for "pl'uple to be sure that God lovf's them ·• And. sh1• thinks families could do a h<.>ttl'r Job of building their mem~rs up 1nsl<>ad of tearing them down How ran this b<> a<:eomplished:' I nstrut·trnns probably will be forthcoming m another Rosalind Rinker"ho"·lo 'book. Agendas Spiced With Variety Dltity..,.... _..., ltl<MN ......... ASSISTANCE LE.AGUE: A potential Affil1 ate Ass1;,I ancc Guild ism the planning stages 'or women in the Cap is tr ano Valley. An invitational coffee for pro- spective members will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday. March 3. in the San Clemente Comm unity Center. On hand to talk about aims. ideals and types of m C'mbership will be Mrs. E. A. Pellegrin, re- aionaJ field director. GOLDEN KEY: TQt Hunl-· ington Beach headquar{~rs of the Child Guidance Center or Orange County, have been moved to a larger facility at 16511 Golden West St An open house. hosted hy the Golden Key support group, v. 111 be at 11 a m. Thursda). March 3 The center offers low-fee treat ment for emotionally disturbed r hildren. WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRM: Starting In March, Cal Stall' Fullerton will offer courses to help the working woman, the woman re-entering the job market and the woman who wants to advance. Women and the Hiddt>n World of Part-time Can•ers will ht' the topic of an all-day workshop Thursday, March 3. Other topics and dates are· DevelopinR You and Your Leadership or Ma9agement Skills, March 4 and 5. ~ell· assertion for Working Women. March 19, April 30 and May 1. The Human Relations Role of the Supervisor. May 13 nnd 14, and The Working Parent, April lO. FurtheT" mformahon is availa- ble by calliag Conhnuiftg Edi.IC&· lion on campus al 870-2611. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN: 'The Nev. port Harbor group ""ill honor bosses. namC' a Woman-<>f·U\e- year and honor pust recipient.a et a dinner meeting Friday, March ~. In Mesa Verde Country Club. Festivities will begin wit)l a social ha.sr at 7 p m . ZODIAC SINGLES: Singles )Vet 40 who are interested in metaphysm1 ar e invited t.o a meeting Friday. March 4, al 7:30 p. m . i.n the Mercury Savings and Loan, T~tin. Tentative plans for the group, Ready for Spring Cocktails, dinner and a fashion show comprise the fund-raising bill of fare of Las Bnzas dt>l Mar, auxiliary of Children's Home Society. Buf· furn 's Country Barn restaurant, Westminster will be the setting for the Thursday, March 17. event. Ready to model is Stacy Ann Bryan who gets a final check from her mother, Carmella Bryan. Ticket information is available by con- tacting Betsy Nix, 16689 Spruce Circle, Fountain Valley. Innocence No Excuse AnnO Landers U EAR ANN LANDERS Please t<.>ll me I did lb~ right thin~. I reel so (Uill.)'. At the same lime. warn your readers to think ~ice before they get a pet for a rhtld who is too young to treat him properly. ~ I )Qve animals and bsve alwa . "'antt'd a do~ But l decided ot th iet one until our rtuldren were tld enough to handle the PA1>on5ib1lity Unfortunately, a riend surprised U!'I with a pUppy. °Kf' was so cute we jusl had tc. take him. Our "°" l11 3 years old. He doeltn 't know a puppy la a living Uuna that digs, biles, chClWI, bar~s. cries and 11bP.1:11d not be aqueeit'd hard or pult\d by t.be t.ail or e&J"5. l 1oon discC>Vved the l¥)y ould not bo lrUst4d &lone it.h ,U\e puppy and d~lded the •nhnol would be bottu oil with the 'SPCA. I hoped •rother faml· l)' wou.Jd adopt him. cried when· I 1 thimtb • Wlaenever 1 think of th•t sweet-li~lr. pct, t get a lump in rny. , t.h.r'Oal. Please ldl mtt l did the right thing, Ann. -FEEUNG GUILTY. DEAR FRIEND: Voa did. Now, forget It. On the plus side, yoar l~Uer gives me an op· portutty to remind my readers n«K to "1 at accept pets as 1lfts. aalHS eomeo11e ln Ute famUy ls prepared to care for them pro- perty and protttt them against th innocent cnaelty or you1 children. DEAR MISS LANDERS: 1 am a 16-year-old boy. My parents en· joy a very solid economic posi- tion in the small. town where we live. Since I wu 14, I realised I was a homosexual. Even thou1h I have tried bard to ovcr~ome it Jive bMD unable to succeed. I finally came to the conclualon that 11rts areoot tor me. I bave tall~ In love with a kid my :r:.;hOle parents and mlne are ftiend.s. That's the re- UOD I have never ventund to tdl him howl feel. Bul 1 can't wail any Ionacr. My Ute without th ll.ldbo\ Wortbllvin1. It has ceme to a point where tny whole life belonf.i lo hint even though he doesn t know ll. Can you give me some advice? Please dm'l teU rne to try girls again. I can't and won't. - YOUNG LOVER DEAR Y.L.: Yoe aeed pro- fualonal help -aot to •et straight. bat to vetttUate JOV fnastraUooa ud a.nx_ietles. Peet-ap emottam can ereate serious problems. Get some CCMIHellbJ rt1h& •••Y· Y• can tell JO•r pareat1 yoa are depr-.M. If U.tte la ao t.herepbt ID towa, 1ototkscltool coa..ntdor or a meatal bealU. cllnlc -Ute HODertlte bdt«. DEAR AliN LANDERS: My aiater·ln·law considers benelf en authority on every subject. I waa ln her home tut Friday and abo 11ked mt rot th 20th time 11 J would llke a cup of tea. Sho bu a hablt t:t dotna that and lt has altr•1ll lrrita me. I decided to 1peakup. t expla!ned thst • host l!n"t. IUPPoMd to ASK~ t lf, wa.nts aomethinl -ahe-'1 sup- posed to go ahead and irerve il. My sister-in-law claims some people don't want refreshments and il'1 dumb to "10 ahead and serve." Wbo ls rlaht? -AN ASKER DEAR ASKER: The bClltsa •ko ASKS pm the bard n oe tbe fueat. Tb1a I• Impolite. The 1reclou1 bo1te11 prepare• refreshments In. advanee •1¥1 HJ'\'t!Stbem. which 1s m the organ11at1onal stages, is to meet on the hrsl Fn- day or each month. More information is available by calllng544·7241. ANTIQUE SHOW, SALE: LaJ(una Beach Museum of Art will be the selling for th~ annual lhree-day event. scheduled to open Friday.March4. Twenly·seven Southern Califom1a dealers will d1spl-ay antiques ranging from rare books to Russian icons, furniture lo art. glass. silver and jewelry Proceeds will go in part to the Museum Endowment Fund which the Harn· c; Steele F'oun· dation 1s matching up to $150 000 The remainder v. 111 .1rn lo Ow cultural educat1omtl pro1?ram through which county school children are bused to the museum for orientations. STORY HOUR: Corona dl'I Mar Branch of the NC'wporl Beach City l.Jbrary will resume• the preschool program al 10 30 and J l a.m. Tuesday, beginning March8. FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY: Jame:-. Hoose\'elt will givt• highlights of his latest book when he addrcssei; the Newport Beach group Tuesday, March 8, in the Great Western Savings butldin~. Fashion Island. lfls book. entitled "My Parents A Oifft•ring View ·· was co- a u th er t•d by Rill Libby, JOUrnahsl. It offers many m- s1ghL<> into the Roosevelt family which have not been made in other pubhcallon5. Roosevelt speaks openly about the private hves or his parents. other family members and himself FILM PRESENTATIOS: 'L'nio,, Maids." a documentary on -womm m the eilrlv trade un- 1°" movement. will h 0e shov.n at Goldm West College Monday, March 7, at)() a.m. The fllm is about three woml'n and their c>tperiences as union or~amurs m Chicago durrng thr J 930s. h contains unusual ncws- n•el foot1-tg<' from that pt•rio<l Sponsored by the Wom<'n's Center. tht• free showing, open to the public, will be in the technology builthnJ?, room 118 MRS. CHAMPLIN MRS. SMITH Vows Repeated Champlin-Lang Mere Jo Lang and Joel Brad· rord Champlin exchanged mar· riage vows during ceremonies m Frontier Park, Tustin Their parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jere Blackwell Lang of Garden Grove and Maj. (ret.) and Mrs. James L. Champlin of lrvlne. The bride araduated from Garden Gtove ID•h School and att~ed Santa Ana College. Her hu•b•nd ii 8 araduate of Univerally Hl1h School and at- tended Saddleback College. They wW Uve 1n Santa Ana. * * '* Smlth·Dep~ Carolyn Dlabe Deppe and Stev"' Kenneth Smith, boCh of Huntlntton Beach, were married du.linl ctrmionles conducted tn Stt. Slmon and Jude Catholic Cb h. lhmtincton Beach. t'herparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. ~ppe of HunUnst.on ·Beach. K~tth Smith. MIUlhat- tan Beach and Mrs. Dolores Martin Smith, Mission Viejo. The bride is a graduate of Edison High School and her husband is an alumnus of Mis- sion VleJo High School. The newlyweds wlll live in Huntlniiton Beach. *** Underwood·Grevenkamp St. Joachim's Catholic Church, Costa Mesa was the aettlne for the vow exchange of Jeanie Orevenkamp and Dou1IH L. Un· derwood. The bride, dauahtet of Mr, and Mrs. Unu• F. Orevedkaatp oC Bishop, la a araduate of Bishop HJgb School. Her h band graduated from NewPWt Harbor Kiah School and Callfomla State UnJ-.enlty, San Ditto. HJa parent.I •l'e Dr. and Mrs. Rlthard L. Underwood of Neiwport Beach. Tbt-newlyweds will live in CostaMma. • • • !llnd!)'. February 77. 19n The Week's Market Highlights NY, AMEX, OTC Ups and Downs NfW YOltlCIAPl-flW tol_.., ll\I .,._ t!w \\0( 01 1~1 ~••t II'..,.. <All tr.. mc»t -0-l h• ,.,.., .,_, °" NASD Quot ations on Mutual Funds This week ~~:.Z! t.:4hh~:r ,.:t1u ''::~~ \ltl4UMs. NEWYQIU: IV J -Tiit (otlowi"9 , ... ""-· ,....ii .. h lllOKtl~I A•>ott• "1'411 Of Se<11tlttK Oleiel'I, tAC , •t• -.,it" ., '""''" .,,.. ,..,.,, ... , cowld N W -n -(Net ..... , ••It.ml 01 ~ t••lut pl"' .. 1 .. 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"A pt>rrentage of thf'm do ~<>od h11s1ne.,c; and a perct>nlul!1· ttf tht>m rlo had husin1·ss Son,•· of thl'm .irc :ihsolut< hn'( off1r1• 1w. a"ters It rt'alh com{'~ do"'" to .i bout 1\0 to HO f1ims a \car 1 hat "" business • · An l'Stlm ated 1 03 billion m11111• tickets were 'H•lll 111 197S. cnm par ed with mon· than fo ur b11l1om a year in the 1940s before trlens10n '.1ovil' atten<lanc<' h.11s 1nc·rcai.t'V of Amen<:'an Multi Cin<'ma tn Atlanta, which oper ates multiscreen t heaters in s ix states. said. "Occasionally, with our type of operation, you will show a film to an empty house T hat 1s seldom. hut som etimes it happens an<f 1t may be because you were showinr. .i film that you d idn't want to ~how ." THE NUl'1BER ()F films pro· duced each year has declint'<f since the golden age of the l~. when about 450 were made an· nu a lly. 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The last couple was fired because they start<'<f t<' argue about the act Thl' ch1mr~ rluncc. ridf' miniature motorcycles anrl hicycles le.im to make sounds with a number of musical in· strumenL ... and arc expert roller skaters. When the troupe~ aren't on the road. the Ecuyers live with their chimps tn a $125.000 waterfront home on Long Island There's a}o;o a parrot. fle 's "our pet, .. they say. .no,, •niv• ''CK .. '1r '"'' """ ~ Mitf\ Low S.I\ H19'1 Lew Utt (toiiq "lffl low ~''"' "''"' Lew Lhl c.-. ,,.._, /H ~r 11•.t.a 211 I! )16 ., ]J)., 711> IJ IJ10J m 11 ?lt" 1JO l!I 1111• ,,,,_.ti 10• "11 1')1) ~(f 10.0i> 1C'1 18 110 oe JOI !fl i(Jt' .1 J()I) 10 )II ~4 11191 l•lr.l JlO IJ m•• )18 u 11)' ,•.,_ ~V I 0'P 11 • b-., lf'l,UO 011 ' on 100 '"• ., '"' .. )~ VthT> tr)• t .al)fJ r "' '. . .. ,. ~ ' ; ., •• j. J'"• 44 • • -.. h Ill '° /1tJ1 1111l 110 )l 701 ll 7<1• 10 1!)C> 14 ltl 10 Ill l• ·~~ 101 ., IOI l4 10• Jt tOS 13 10\ 70 10!" 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Florida ha::. seen its big .!?est mci us try chunge drastically m recent years CENTRAi. FLORID/\ 1s un ders tandably happy over the fame and fortune that Disney World has brought to the Orlando ar ea , whose hotels reached 80 percent occupa ncy Christmas week. according to tounst in dustry spokesmen. But Miami Beach 1s hustling to reawaken tourist interest and to attract young visitors . No figures wer e issued for Christmas week hotel occupancy in Miami and Miami Beach, but c alls to three major hotels showeo thal room:. were ava1la ble witnout reservalion dunng one of the busiest weeks of the toun sl season. The hotels nerc and in the rest of South Plorada tradit1onall v at lract ed most of their guests from the Northeast a nd Canad11. Now there is a t urn toward Lat10 Ame rica for new t"Usto mers to help replace those per ennial gues ts of the '50s and '60s who have changed their habits tn old age. MANY OF T HOSE oldtimers still come to Miami, hut not to the hotels. "What we've seen is a maturing of thesl' people in their travelln~ habits to Florids." s aid MIAMI'S FONTAINBLEU IN FINANCIAL WOES Wayne n ert'ns. wh<1 o~ ns four travel agencies m Trenton. N J 'Ma n y have the11 own townhouse or condo In addition. many younger pPo pie, instead of enJo:. ing Miamt's hotel-and·beach rou tine. pref Pr water skiing. :;cuba diving, lc•n nis and backpacking "We have a tremendous ncc>d ror a major , first class attrar lion," said Hal Cohen. director of the Miami Bea<'h Tourist Development Authority open. hut thr Edt•fl H11<· l'loc;ecJ for a wh1lc last yPur A!thnugh t•c•ntral l'"lortda s to11r1 ::;t trade 1s hoomtng, the vis 1t•irs an· nnl as ea~v with then moncv an<l nftl'n don 'I ha\ t' to he ·.,s those who once <. rowdetl 1nt11 '.\11am1 lkal'11 Davt<m ·1 Hearh. located ubout 40 m;lt•" n•>r thc•u s\ of Orlantlo, al low" ht':JC'hfi nnl park mg on its 23 mdr~ of hard IHI<. keel sand. It culls 1t'.1'lf lht' "Afforclabl<· Florida ·· DA VTONA BEi\CH has grown by 5.000 hott'l rooms s111<'t' 1970 :ind cut-r.11tc accomudalJUns an· lhe rulP Air Rule Workable? Berens said that a week in Miami Beach, including airfare. a room at a good hotel within three blocks to the beach. a nd three meals a day costs a Muplt> about $1 ,000. Accomodations ;.it one or the firsl·class hoteb alon).! Collins Avenue would r aise the> figure by sever a l hunclrl'd doll ars. F or about the same $1.000. vis· itors could ski for, a week at Aspen, s<:'uba·dive in Bermuda or vis it a Caribbean Island such as Aruba, where there's a better beach U\an Miami's. equivalent night-club entertalnment and the lure of casino gambling . Other Southcast states, most notably <i<'or~iu. have been try ing to gt•t some ,of the Vl">itors passin g through to :>tay a few day.;. Buh Whitley, Florida's tourism dirertor. said tht> Sunsh111e State 1s fight ms: back SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -A new federal law, which allows an industry mto a city only if it cleans up as m urh pollution as it m a ke!!, seems to be winning ten. t ative support from local govern. m ents as \\ell as env1ronmen· ta lists. AT /\ HEARING conducted by the Environmentel P rntection Agency. ho!l-i tht: C'alif 1rnia Lea g11<.> of C1t1t's and tlle Sierra Cluu p "e ~rud~in.: approval to the re~ulation. which 1s in effect but still being studied by the. EPA. Ilene Weinreb, m ayor or sub urban Hayward, spoke for the citiea · group and exprMsed con- fidence that the rule would help Industry break out of the "economic doldrums.•• She emphast~ed. howe•er, that lhe League or Cities stUl Is con· cerned that Pollution rntralnta will d~ter economic cxpanalon. The m~or ukf!d for lnereued "underatantfinti and accom· modation ot lndustry's needl, in· eluding the attempt to m ake en· vironmental c ons traints re· aliatlc." MEANWHILE, Carl Pope of the Sierra Club s aid, "We're not upset that the i:PA Is developing this pol.ky. It's an attempt to de· al with the real proble m of under what circu-nstances do you allow expansion · I .. i.vcv,.r, h" .-t.ld,•d, new in· du! :r!~:c1 0t:~'1t to be ex peeled · 'to offset emlM1on& on a sign ificant· ly better than Ont'·to-one basis." As it atanda, tl'le rule allows an industry to OJH'l'ate only if it can auaranlee strict cnntrol over ita own em issions and can obtain ''more than equivaien l " emission reducUona from other sources. ln Qther words. a new plant must make auro ~at tta amval WIU not •Or"len the air ctUallly. Geno Cone, public inlormatJon oflicf'r tor the Calilornla Air Rtaouro~• Board, .. ,d, "1'he EPA did a rta~onable job in dt · veloptna rules that both provide for industrial development and reductions of emissions. "I don't know that it will be en· tirely beneficial for industry, but It wlU allow expansion within certain limits, It's a workable rule,'' she s aid. Money Class Slated Orange Coast College will offer a five.part lecture series titled "Money, Investin g and Financial Planning" on successive Monday evenings, beliMinll this week. Lectures run from 1:30 to 9:30 p.m. and are freetolbe publir. IN ADDITION, cha rter tours are now available from the East Coast to Hawa ii at abo ut S800 per couple -including airfare, hotel room and meals. And similarly priced tours of Europe m1i;iht bl' available as early as next sprinic. travel agents said. Severa l of Miami Beac h's lar1eat and best·known hotels, s uch u the Ede n Roe and Fon- tainebleau, have suffered flnan· cial problems. Both are now "H thoSl' people spend a day or two in anolh<'r southern state, that means they'll s pend les.-. he re," Whitley said. "We have to con cent rate on fightin~ by U!>ing m ore promotional advertising. Meanwhile, officials 1n Mia mi are trying lo give those centr~ .• Florida vi~itors a reeson totr..t'el 240 miles farther south. A $43 million aqu a ti c park and amus ement.ente rtainment area has been proposed for Watson Jsland, near downtown Miami. They also are w orking lo ens ure that Latin Am~ricllhs continue to visit South Florfda. Irvine S&L Telh Gain ,All CHAATIA Fl.ICHJ ~~~.~SIB~ lrVine Savinp and Loan, Irvine, recorded $l0 MllUon in uaeta after IS weekit or operaUon, ac· C9rdlna to Bill Fleetwood. president. It opened fe>r business lost June at 18S52 MacAitbur Boulevard. Irvine. It M~ ~T~ JET FARES: CHICAGO tl4!1...._,NEW YOAA •tnl -HA All t 179, EUROPE$ 327. ORll::l'lll use.- FOR FREE OlJIDE CAL.L TOLL FREE 1·800·382•8685 QltQt'a~.1 1108 GAYLEY AVC WlSTWOOO I Y' LOS ANGEl ES. CALIF 90024 I I '. ,. , ,. .· .. ·. .. • DAIL¥ PILOT PUBIJC NOTICE PUBlJC N011CE l'•CT1taou' avs1N•a NAMalTAT•MUfT 'ICTITtOU59USINU \ HAMaUAHM•NT Tha follOWlllO ~· .,.. dilll1l9 l>U\l Tl\e lolkMI~ Pll''IOll••••OOlll(lbu\l ntUe&; eal Freaks on Camera t•i••• l'OLIE'I' •ult.DIN<;, 11Q ••-I • • P$ c.oMPANY. t021 <..otl<D<d $1. AlrwayAv ... -..C.oAUlltw,CAnU7 rctst .. '11\e Omen" -not to Coda~. CA no• RlclWlnS L"'' ro1e,,, ,.. s .. w.n1. • "-v' E. J .. .,, 1011 c..o~°'d st . eo.._ 0.1 M;ir, CA mu mention such low·budget claaslcs I Col.t•Mhl,CAtl61' Cynthie l'oley, SU Suwero a s "The Night of the Uving )hlrl•v J J.M. 1021 ~d SI.. Cor-04rl NW. CA ~S d • • d • • Th T o.~ Mt•• CA m• O•ri t<..con l'cMe.,, .o. N~n· But· e a ~ o e ex as TM• Oli>ll•H' 1• ~0<1c1uc1.ci by• 111n11 1•r11 .. d 11-. w..s1 c.o..i ..... c• "'91 bainsaw Massacre'• -have eo ptrlner\Np Liit Aftlorlta Foley, tell No.II• llvl · · d I snir1ey tun 1er11e11111o..i. WHt c.ov1 ..... CA •t7't umped fresh dl vaden s nto n.1, Jl.t-~I w•' filed with 1r.. Tllh bu•lneu IS <onduCllld by • OJlywood'S empty COrfe~. • (:Oun1., Ctor• ot <><•n9'f ~ountv un 09,..,.1.,.nnerv.10 Now there's a new horror "n f'•b<vary U 1t'1 Lii• AMon1a Foley v · "n"' T111s •••t•,,,.n• w•• 111ec1 "'"" t,... he horizon that threatens to Pul>lltheiO Oroncae Cont P<t11V Pilvl County Cle,. of Or•"9• Counly on reak new boX·OffiCe records February 27. &rid Marer>• 13 10 1'11 Jenuory 1', 1t'1 l ' ailed ''Th Se · I " d. MJ /1 "1Ml' s c e nllne • an __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_Tl_C_E__.:::::.:...;.; Pub11s111d Or•,. C.0.$1 oa11y Pilot. ·t •s bard to believe lhal Michael Feb.•. IJ, 20, 11, 1971, JS4-71 , . , inner. the director. as the same l'tcr1r1ounus1Hns PUBLIC NOTICE man who last year turned out a NAME srnl!Ml!NT um b little dog picture called Tiie foll0¥r11191•tr\Of1> dre c1o1n11busl·1------------ ntSU\ · .. ICTITIOUSllUSIN£SS "Won Ton Ton." (AL I FORNI A /HAWAII NAMESTATl!MENT B fo our t' g three The IOll-J'ICJ person I> Oo•ng l)U\I e re mee 10 ' peo• ~!.~~~~364 L094n A•e · com ,,.nu pie had warned me Winner was a s1 Oobl o.wons. Int, a co111orn1a suNOOW"I ENTERPRISE 7149 fdsty egomaniac whose first love I•--1-• L • CO LemonSt .A.Co<t•Mtou,CA'l161• . ~;:;~~ n.~""' °""'" "'t · "0 oa1e <:o<~1ao1c1 wort•Y :it•q L~""o" was self-promotion. This !Minns is conducted Dv a cor· 51 ·A CO'\ta AM•a, CA 91626 ··Ken Russell and 1 both have pOratiOf\ Thls bu'SilfW\..\ t\ conduchtd by aM tn h . ,. h l h st OoblOulons 1,,, <1••1dua1 l at reputation, e aug s Wiiiiam" I... W•b\tor O•leC Worto Wil:kedly "but I think we·re both Preslellnt Thi< 'taltment •a\ 111..., wllh ltw ' . t Of Tl>lt ,talt,,,_I wa< "'"" ,.1111 11,,. County Cl~rk ot O•dnQ~ County on tern bly Charm lng. CO Urse, he (Duntv 0.,.1' 04 Oran<I" County on F•b Ft1>•u•ry1l. l971 raps CnhcS Over the head With 11~:~::.n.a ar.,..,. cm• 0~11/';:,': F.':.~~~~~ C:r:,";r.,~':."6~11~~~v~H;~~~ ~:~n~d~~tr~.ments. I'm too much f'•b 27,andMarcM, lJ, lO. 1917 bb) 11 Sl/.11 PUBLIC NOTICE S.~I STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT OFUS&OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Tt'Mt toUow•nq per~'> n..,vt> aban· Ooned the use-ot tri.e t1ct1HolJ\ buis1ne-\' namo ORA"IGETHORPE AS SOCl"'TES .ti ICllO Grovt Strf'f'I, Su•lt .J, ANt'telm, Ca1ttorn1n 9280~ llle ftchUous bu'!.1nt.'"'' name ,..e. r1rr-ed to dbov@ WcU ,,,.,., '" County on Apr.I 21, 1916 HU"ICO DEVELOPMENT fNC , a GJ11torm• corpardtton, tOl0° Oro•e Strerl, SuH~ J Antthtolm. Oiil1fornia 9180S T"'' bus''~" w.,~ conouctt"d bra Lfm1lfd Pc)rtnt-rV'lttl HUNCO DEVELOPMENT INC lf\1\ Std1f'mPrlf W1l'\ fllf'd Witt\ I~ County Cl4!r• of CftCWtQf' County on J,,, •. t911. PUBLIC NOTICE ''PUBLICITY is good fun. I don't go around knocking on ---F-ICT_rT_l_OU_s_a_u_S_IN_E_S_S __ tdoors to get my name in the NAME STATIMENT paper, but as long as I've got a ,,.::::~11-'"'1 ""'''°""''•do•no bu" film I don't mind trying t.o sell '1ARBOR FELLOWSHIP BIBLE it," CHURCH, t'IOE13•0St Co\laM•u Th h • II' · Contr•1 Bibi• Church, a Ctlllo•nia e One e S Se 1ng now IS torporatocn, 190 E 23rO SI. Costa M••• . 'The Sentinel .. ' When he spent po;;;!,~U\<nMS IS Conducl..S l)y. cor Universal's $3.5 million quietly CENTRAL BIBLE OHJRrH last year on location in New F Kenton Se'"°'"· Pa\tor York, they didn't say a word. Thi\ stat.,,,,.,nl was 1'1°" ""''~ t~ Wh h h d •t l th County CltrkolOran~Countyonfeb en e S OWe I 0 e ex· 2. 1m ecutives in Hollywood after final "'1314 d 't' th • 1 t 'tted Publl<n.G Oral\9" cc .. "1 Da11y Pitot e ' mg, ey ·a mos comm1 Feo &. n. 20 u 1m 5uicide by doing a two· foot fall '1",.,1 rom their padded l eath er -----------chairs.·· They asked for a horror PUBLIC NOTICE film, but they didn't bargain for ---F-ICT-1 T_l_OU_S_ll_U_Sl_N_E_S_S __ th is· NAME STATEMENT "The Sentinel" is about a beautiful model who rents an :ipartment in a gloomy old build· mg in Brooklyn I (eights only to discover it is the gateway to Hell. FIS-10 Pdt:Wi\tled Orsne)e' (nd~1 01111y Plfot ~ebNctr'11..1J.10.J1, lY/T Aba 11 M:::~otlowuw;roetson5 ,1,uoo1no bv~t ......... PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ST4TEMENT Tht to1tow1no per~ I\ dl1nq bu\1 .... n11(· TNT MAIH.fTING. 18b~1 P"ro CortPl lrv1rn· (A977H l1tn N Tu11E>\On 1~1)q7 PcH~O Corltt, J,.v1n+• C'A,9?11Cj Ou\ bu'\1tw\~ ",_ontJu,.lt•t1 bv ''" m d1v1duAI l1mN TUVP-..Oo T)'l!i ~1Jlf.'Tiflf'!f w.;~ ttl"' INC STUDIO l$3SWt\1tner-, U111' C IJ lo~ld MP\a CA 926'17 MJC~I JO~Pflh f\oTI 7 lU71) Ari •n«J'°"· Torrance-t.A '<I0\411 Gttor-9'" Pt1tpr 6of1. 111 r ~ 1.1 M•• d St co,ta~sa CA 'l'lrn ' CORPSES C0~1E to life, de-11.~;;!1 ~~::::,,.~' «>nou<t•o bv • rnnns ooze and slithe r through the MICha•tJ aon hallways at midnight, the bl00<1. lh•S stat!'t'!Wnt Wd\ lol"<I ""olh lht-SpJashe<; aCrOSS th e SCreeO County Clerk ot OranQ~ (1Jvnly on I · ~.o,u•rvs.1m shamelessly. and the audience Publi)IWO o.anir ca.-t 0.,1,F~:,~ Js hneks its wa~ h.ome to a week of ••o •3. 20.21 <>'l<IMo«h& 1911 111 n jntghtmares. Going lo bed after -----.;;peing "The S~ntmel " ts like go- F720ll PUBLIC NOTICE mg to bed after a dinner of raw PrJt>t1sheod Ot.~n~ Cry.t\t DdJ•h( P11ot • d d I 1.0 10.11 ''"''"""""' 11 ,.,, .n111 ch1hpeppersan groun g ass. Fi;;:,,~~!:~~1;;;s Michael winner loves the PUBLIC NOTICE ThelolloWlnQP<'.•SOl'l,ar~<lolnqbu\I· imagery or that. Every scream FICTITIOUSBUSl"IHS """:,·RP0°RT TIRE SERVICE co' means dollars in t he cash r e· REX REED in the raw glster. "Audiences are fairly un- shockable todl>'," be shruas. "U you're followtng in the footsteps ot 'The Exor cist,· you've got to go some to shock anybody!" BUT WINNER, who already shocked folks with the realistic rape scene in "Death Wish." did it again by hiring real freaks from hospitals, freak shows, circuses and asylums lo play the devils from Hell. "It took two hours just lo make up John Carradine as a blind priest, and he looked like he'd had a rather late night the night before! To do 30 people in makeup with lights melting the wax would've been corny. ·'All it says in the book the movie is based on is 'The armies of Hell rose up.' I didn't want 30 extras with white faces wobbling about. l wanted something spec- tacul arly horrifying! "IN MARLOWE, Dante and the paintings of Heironymous Bosch the creatures of Hell were hideously deformed, so I said, 'Let 's get the r eal thing!· Universal knew what I was up to they got carbons of letters say- ing, 'Dear Mr. Deformed, please come for an interview at 3 o'clock' -but they didn't want it publicized." Freaks have been used before, in Tod Browning's repugnant classic "Freaks." Brian De Palma used them in "Sisters," but squeamish execs got cold feet and cut them out of the film . Never has anything like "The Sentinel" been seen by human eyes, however. Some audiences leave the theater raving about the scary makeup, not knowing the truth. Unfortunates with their faces eaten away, goiters, miss- ing eyes and appendages, and worse -they are all here, and one wonders why they did it. "Each one read the script, signed releases and got a pro· mise they could leave if they were offended in any way. There was nothing sensational about it. and I have a clear conscience," •'TJIE REMABKABLE UUng ls that the Cl'e&lures we u.1ed turned out to be the huppicst, moist professional group of peo pie I've ever worked with in 20 years of making films. This was their moment in the sun. They photographed each other . got autographs from the stars, they were flown in from everywhere, and it really enriched their lives. "One man wrote me he had been a recluse who never went out of his home before the ftlm was made because he thought he was the ughei>t man in the world. The movie proved to him that there were others worse off than he was. "It also had a com1e side to it, too. We put them up m hotels dur- ing the weekend of the Tall Ships, and the tourists were a bit mortified. I think Then we gave them chauffered Cadillacs, and the crowds on the set would come around when the cars pulled up, hoping to see Ava Gardner. and out would pop these freaks! They had a sense or humor about it. Nobody had ever asked them to join in life before "Sylvia Miles had to play with them in the nude Her only com plaint was that one of them kept pinching her on the bottom~" SYLVIA MILES also had to munch the brains of a fresh cor pse onscreen ... It was bread soaked in chemical syrup, and she wasn't really supposed to eat it, but she got earned away and 1t seemed like sueh a shame to dis- turb her. "The makeup mim whispered to me: 'She"s gonna die of food poisoning!' and I said, ·well, I re- a lly don't need her after 4 o"clock, so it doesn't matter'· She was O.K the next day, so she must have a cast-iron stomach'·· Winner has never made a film in a Hollywood studio. so every- thing was an authentic locale. Chris Sarandon's penthouse was really Michael Hennett's apart· ment on Central Park South. T he haunted house wal> a real building in Brooklyn Heights in- habited by 40 irate tenants who had to be moved into hotels says Winner. NAME STATEMENT J9'/bCampvsOr. "lewPortBtacl>.CA 1------------------------------------- The tollow1nq per~'i trt.>OOinq o~;~, Gary N~•t P1~rc.f.'. 8181 Chartor-d ""''\a~ Or . Hunt1nqton Sl>actl,CA 97b'6 N4VIGATl()"I LO(l<f R '11)(1 w L•w .. Ma1o<'i1allA~ t6S84Mt Sr.el C <hl'f Hwv l"l!t>wP')t t BP )1 h A "''"~l ly Founta1n\/allPy (A'n/06 Nf'vwl)Ort M11t11·u-R uJ , 1·11 ,, Thi' bV~•nt-S.\ •-. conduclf•<1 bv 1t 1 clhfornrn corpor .. 11QO 1001 M w 1/lh Qf'nttr4110dr1nt'rship \t co t :lMt-"i~ CA<nbJ1 Garvt-i P1f"rndUI IPd n._ ,) , ,,, Tf\i\ \tat9"TW'nt •it-; ftlf"(I wtlh ttw par at ion County Clf"-rtt Of Or..,QP County on F••b N!!wport M.)r'1n1l R-ld•otnc-8, 1911 .Thi\ ~t<11emrnt Wd'\ l ffN'J Wllh IM ~1.0S County Cltrk of Outnflt' Covn1't' on Publl~ Or~ Coast Oa11y Poot, Fl'Oruary n, tQI/ F•b 13. 20.21,an<IMar<n&. t'71 .as 11 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAMEST4TEMENT The f0Uo.....1no ,,...,-.on 1 do1nq b\l{i.1 ~-.~.u FOAM l f (HN OI or.... II I Ptdc•nftil Av• 011~, C"n '' M1 ~.• A 71•1' Gro,.~., w ( "'" Ji !~\I) t-' ,, t Ud1(t N WfJllJrt 9,. vf'\ (A. Tt'lt\ Ov ... ,.,.., .. +""' r.nrw:h.u h .. I bv P1 .,, dn,irt~Mt t;...'Ot"lf'W (°""""Jr Tl'i•"J \tiU•f'n.Pnt w .. , 1,1t ... I ~'"' th11 • ?lJf'I tv CIPrk ,, o.-An~ < • .t1"'n1 y on r .b,u•ry n fQ/1 F1ltll P1Jbf1 ,tvo(t Qrari~ (OHt 0, I ; F'1l<H r-.. aru••v 11 40d Mctrch,. 11 10 !HF A46 11 PUBLIC NOTICE fU I> ,11 flCllTIOUS BUSINESS NAME Sl4TfMENT MAR INf fl F TRCONlf'\ ~~l'IVIC f I ()M .... N'f 1001 ' W lllh ..._. rn~t.itWw•· ·• t a•1,., N .. •DfWI M·•'"'' it •dtt' In( '\ ~AUfnrn, .. nl('tf,..~t.,..,o ,,.,,MW l/lh "·1 (Q~taMfo\A ..\ 'i)•l1 Tfoli' bu\UMI' ~ ' c i)N'flK ,,., by A { ()f nctrAtton N•~tM.."lrlrw-A.tii11"''"' T"•' ,htPtnrf'\• .,,...., f,1.,..1 w1tl'J ,.., ..-t)Wl'llY ('"'IC l'lf ,"), ·"'0-( •ilr\IV or • • ll"H•"'Y 1S l'l1' 5.'ubU• ~ Or.•l'W)" (IHI 0.-111 P41ftt t.dH\HIY-11 J,,.IMtt f\t,, 1\ 7'> t')t7 "~· " PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS HANlE STATEMENT Tn. fOllO.WinQ pe-r~ I~ domq bu11 MU .Jt;, FR4SE~ HOUSE & CIE 1t0 Newport c.t-f\ttf' Ot SuH• 100. Newoort Buell, 92660 Ar'ln JvSltN' Fra.sH ..0-S ''" AYti Corona dtl Mar CA ~•2S fl'll\ bu\tnf'S' I\ C~tt*° bV •n 1n d1v1duat Am JU'\t•ne F,..l{i.f'f'" T I'll\ \t.atffnt'nt W~\ fllf!d With IM Count v C ,.,, o4 0.-Count v on F•b I 1911 F71JSJ Publ•~""" 0r ... Q1> Cout o ..... Pllo1 Ftbr1M1rY~. IJ, 20, ll t'7P PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSIN£SS NAMESTATEMEMT )9!>/1 The foUo.iw•nQ °"'"°"'' ,,,e 001nq bo" M\\i'\ VIEJO INVE;STOR'i 12&"1 L4 V•~4 Or1w~ M l{i.\11JnV'l•1<1 (A"1~7\ ;•mt" 5 En~r n6~1 L"' V•n1t Ono;e M1"•t.inV1fll10 C4'~«t7~ lout\ E '.)ll't-rql'_,,.t nt.9 \ A VI"·' 0fiw M1'\UonVt•ft' C.A'7&1\ ff'u\ thJ\1M\\ '' connur •• n ny ' C}tt~'•'e»rm~'"°''P 'M'l'\IM ~ E hm!I r f P,1\ \fAt~I ¥09' flflfll(f with thfi (IJuf'llV Cl•r,_,,. 0rM'l9" C04Jnly on FtO 4 oO/ \ F71'42 Pubt1~,,_.,, ()-~Co•'-' D••fv Pll,,t, Foe I) :IO ll M<JMfnn&. t~71 PUBLIC NOTICE flCTITIOUS aUSINEU NAME STATEMENT J~ fo111')W11'tQ ~wn' ar• dotnq bYJ1 ------------1 'M\\ ·~ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS N4ME H4TfMfHT Th• fotfow1nq ~"M>n~ ao• 1to1nq b11s1 ,..,, ., NeWPORT M"R l"IF Fl fC Ttll(IN""'. ,~1 W•u\J"'°"\ i\ c-0M1tc tHt t'IV .fJ <Of· llCNllO<\ M-1M•r"1~~MIO t•< Tnl• >t•t..,,,.nt w '""' ••th IN> <.Out\ly C14t'' nt Ortt"~ foul"'tY on H•brv•rv '1. ••11 ~11111 t•ublt~,_.,, 0r4nl:1f' Ct"Hnt O.t1lv PUol 'etirueryn .... ,.,M .. •••6 1,. 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""'" Jvhfll S Sturctev.nt Thi\ \ltltP,..,f WA~ flffll(f WlfP'I lhe Coun1y CJf!r" ot Or•nqe County on Fel>r""ry • ••11. l'>TIUI Publh""° 0.•"91' C'M•f O••lv Pilot Feb 13, 20 27 end M•rth•, 1911 3't ,, PUBLIC NOTICE \ TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID PVZZLI ACROSS 1 Sell 7 Junctures 14 Unwind• 20Anatyze 21 Specter 22 Raise 24 Al home 25 Verb form 26Tax assessment 27 Concerning 28 Tiny 1nsecl 290neor any 30 Siamese coin 32Trap 3'4 Laroe fish 38 8o'l"like 75 Faucet 77Aed grouper 78 Guy-rope 79 Progenitors 80 Melodies 82Rev1Md statulH abbr. 83 faplolt 84 Governing 85 Munlclpelllle 87 Butter sQuare 88Card geme 89Start 90Gut 92Engil11h soot 93Rye rung us 951bsen curv& cnerac:er 37 Prevar1ceror 97 Warns 39 Tantalize 11ge1n 40 Oly"1plc 98 Scruo participant 99 Hero 41 Poon orink ue.; c.ontainer 42 St1mu1et1ng 101 E~tract drink 103 Fresh 44 Czecnos1ove111ari 1;ond111ons· measurto 2 wds 4!> Assyr11.1 105 Plan, Oeoly .JhOO: 4b Fema.e 107 Gisi ~111r11 1 OS Arrowroot 41 Broac.:e· 1 t 0 Campus •u Meo1eva1 "b1gw10" 1..atapull 1 l 1 Unfamiliar 50 S1gn11oc .. nce 63 R1h. 55 Stoneware· Frencll 67 Convene 58Spy dgenC> 80 Waterproof canvas 61 Easer 65 Esl1t11 68 lodging place 720011 clubs 73 Specifies dlsttnclly person ~ 15 Separa;es : 18Glant!. 122 Runs .iBSll\• i 23 Dutch m11asure 125 Neither 126 Make lace 128 Freight station t 29 Batters 130 Abandons 132 Apptoaches 134 Cooing b•rda 135 Individual 1 36 Undrapes 137 Shape 139Clamor 140 letter addition 141 Dismiss 1-42 Physician: abbr. 143 D1smounl11d 1.u PreMnlly 146Coball symbol 147 Wall coverings 1 '49 Elusive 15 1 Splits up 153Sllght colorings 1 54 Akin 155 Climbs DOWN ~ ,;,:ude l'D 2 Whlle 3 Purloin 4 Modernrst painter 5 Happening 6Verb form5 7 Splatter 81nthat p·ace 9 Bomoas~ •O Even one 11 Neu1er pronoun • 2 Jewish precep:s ~3 Snilfs : .. t.ltost di11tan: : 5 Stralghien 16 Ol<i sok:lers 11 Night . belore 18 French ar11cle 19 Young actresa 20Theater d11trlct 23Repeat performance 31 African 91 light take knocker 33 Dlatralnt: 92 Aromatic Enollah 94 Geltlum lew aymbot 34 Poe tu res 98 Former 35 Allot apouMa 36 Verdi 97 Jooa the opera memory 38 Oulllltlngs 98 Sedate 40 Blbllcal 1 oo Meoog name ruler 41 Cheek 102 Young depressions scout 43Gra ln 104Molst goddess 108 Tidiness 45 Purpose 109 Certified 41 Electrk:llln's 111 Ruor acllons hones 411 Clergyman: 1 1 2 Passage abbr. through S 1 Aaststlng 113 Nero's 52 Enlisted city peraons 11 '4 N11w 54 Appendage Zeaiand 56 Missouri bird city 116 Distress 69 Tlnr signal insect 117 Tunis 61 Smell measure stream ~ t 9 Footless 62 Expung:ng animal act ~ 20 Beglnnors 63Solttary 121 Office 64 Wash ""orilers lightly ~ 2< ;111oro again furlo:is 66 South T 27 Sets of Amerrcen 111ree :ndlans ~ 30 Suit 67 Ttm1> ma:er.al zone • 3: Courage 69 Large· 1 32 Unaoph1stica;e~ abbr • 33 Of sound 70 Comgenl..°um speed 71 Ex.miners : 36 Belt 1r. Maran sounc 76 Conap:cuous 137 Flu1ter 79 Boxer 138 New star 81 Seine 1 41 Flepper 8.t Keeps 1 •3 Btbhcal 85 European king language 145 Nothing 86Freneh 148Gods P'Onoun Latin 87 Needy 150 Morlndln 811 American dye lynxes 152"·· 90 For each profund1s" SEE CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR AN8W!RS Fa ntasti c! Food and Drink Incr e dib le! 3 Act Play Outrageous! Talented Performers Delightf ul! Enjoyable Evernng Ridi culous! Low Prices Convenient! Orange County Location HARLEQUIN! Call ior Reservations (714) 979-5511 ENJOYING POP ARCHIVES Slnger-mu1lcologl1t Oscar Brand P op Music Gains I t s Own Museum By WILLIAM GLOVER AP Oram• Writer NEW YORK -Eight stories above the neon maze that showbiz fondly calls the crossroads of the world. the nation's music is now enshrined. Here, the ghost fingers of Scott Joplin dance across a keyboard in "Ma pie Leaf Rag." George Gershwin's trick desk is opened wide. The tune that later became "The Star Spangled Banner" turns up as a Wt for George Washington's election campaign. With the mouthful title of Songwriters' Hall of Fame Museum, Archives and Library, the center has been esta blished after a decade of pl anning by the National Academy or PopuJar Music (NAPM 1 and is filled with amazing memorabilia. The salute ranges from "Flat Foot Floogte" to "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." AT FIRST, THE NAPM concentrated on an- nual votes for past and present greats -a list without a monument. Alexander Parker, a financier and song buff, heard about it. "He offered us an entire floor rent free," said Oscar Brand. the folk singer and musicologist who is the museum's curator. Parker owns One Times Square the triangular hutldin~ ' Gemini: Tell Y our Ideas MONDAY,FEBRUARYU By SYDNEY OMA RR ARIES <March 21·April 19): Accent on new view, fresh start. second chance, evaluation or property and other assets. TAURUS <A pril 20-May 20): Take ring roads. avoid direct confrontations. Examine v:irious sides. angles -be flexible, versatile. GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Emphasis on mone). income. ability to collect necessary material. Expansion is advisable -don't be afraid to express ideas, fresh concepts. CANCER <June 21-July 22): You have more strength than might be apparent -those who un· derestimall' vou will be in for a major surprise. LEO (J1;ly 23-Aug. 221· Dialog begins with one who has been shrouded in mys tery. You will be temporarily stifled but also will find where you stand and what you can do about it. VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22>: Emphasis on a,f- fection. gain as res ult of business enterprise, fulfillment of wish due to intervention of friend. LIBRA <Sept. 23·Aug. 22): Emphasis on climbing w top, communicating with those in authonty. You can see as is if you so desire. SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21): You can tie down commitments. establish a firm base, learn a language. communicate with one at a distance, propose marriage. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Conclusions arc reached concerning finances as related to partner, mate. Taxes. hidden costs, ob· score clauses coulo be in picture. t;APRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Be alert to hints, trends, signals -do more listening than asserting. Observe and learn. · AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Your natural talents, best qualities are very much in evidence. Know 1t and be confident. PISCES <Feb. 19·March 20): You discover new outlet for artistic·ereative efforts. Element of timing 1s on your s ide. The IRVINE MASTER CHORALE and ORCHESTRA JOHN ALEXANDER. Conductor will present th~ WEST COAST PREMIERE PERFORMANCE of "PSALM 47" by Florent Schmitt preceded by Mozart's "REQUIEM" Friday and Saturday, Marc• 4 and 5 1:30 µi. SW Ana Ant BapUst Cbrdl -1010 W. 11tll Sl Do" ·1 mtss tllls opportunity to hear two great masterworlls .. one lor the first time and the othet - Mozart's welt known final worlc. 135 vole .. and 43 members of the orcllMtra joined by 5 out1tandlng soloists. .1111 under the dlrtt0tion of Mr. John Alexanci.r. Featured soloists: M1tNtl JenMn -org1nltt C.ol VtiOeSS -soprano Jonet Smith -meno toprano John Gutrnlwl -tenor Michael Gallup -bas• batitone tkhh-U ••....a s.ct1-. t4 AM~ ......... -..si,.._. ........ ,. ... ,..,.your ticket. by otlllng 714-6'2·17'90 orwrltt to th• Chorale at P.O. Box 2301. NewPQrt 8Mdl 02'863. l'lcl*o alto &Yllllable at Cont M1* Store, eostt ' ~Westerns Wanted LOS ANGELES (AP) -Televi.noo Wealerm ma, not be beaded f<K tbe last roundup, but ri&bt DOW they look about u dead as a Bad Guy dropped t o the dusty street by a bullet. TV executives seem to be hankenn' for a hero to show IO the folks every week imlead of an oc- c ulooal special or mini- ser ies. '•Listen, I wish we could come up wlth a good Western," said Blll Self, programming v1ce president at CBS "I think there is a place for Westerns, and we have some thought.a for next year." WESTERN BUFFS. alm ost weep with noetalcl• Oft!I' u.. late 1950I, when u ma07 u st W•terna rode tbe tube each week. But Ut· tle by little tbey bit the dust. often in favor of police or detective ad- venturea. "I thl.nk we were sated with West.eru Just as ! think we're presently sated with detective ahowa, .. says John ManUey, who produced the last 11 years of ''Gunsmoke,'' television's longest- running dramatic series. It ran 20 years until 1975. Tbe rebirth of the Western might be in the success of the first two parts of an ABC tbree- part epic branded "How the West Was Won." The program was produced JamesAmess rides again in 'How the West Was Won' by ManUey and stars James A.mess -Matt Dillon ol "GWllmoke." The first episode Feb. 6 was the most watched show of the week, says A.C. Nielsen, the ratings folks. THE LAST STAB at a series, NBC's "The Quest." was a tale of two young men in search of a siater captured by the In- dians. The series col- lapsed In mid.sea.son. "The Quest" tried un- successfully to avoid one of the piUalls plaguing Westems -featurin& charac:ten in their 20s in an attempt lo appeal to He's First Lady's Favorite · By MARV CAMPBELL AP Hl'Wlffftw•t When you're a struggling singer-songwriter, it just can't hurt your career when the Presi- dent or the United States says you're bis wife's favorite artiAt. James Talley found out that President Carter had said that about him on Dec. 2 -he well re- members the day -vla a phone call. The caller, Joan Goldberg, a TV field producer. said she had been present in Plains, Ga., when Barbara Walters asked Jimmy Carter what he'd be laking lo Washington. Mass Goldberg said he replied that they'd be taking books and records, that they listen to re- cords a lot, in fact were listening the evening before to Bob Dylan and his wife's favorite artist. James Talley. A WEEK LATER Talley and his band were invited to perform at the Georgia inauguration par ty in Washington. They did and be and his wife met the Carters. Everybody wants to hear about it, Talley says, and people are wondering who be is and where he came from. One newspaper headline asked," Jam es Who?" Talley's style is folk-blues- country, not tough like pro- aressive country, not slick like pop country. His voice is clear, not raspy. His background, like the late J am Croce's. included a lot of manual labor and contact with working people. And the songs are often about blue-collar workers. HIS SECOND LP. "Tryin' Like the Devil." pictures Talley and men he worked with on construc- tion crews. ··up from Georgia," on the new LP, was written in 1970 and isn't about P resident Carter. Birds' Fate Up in the Air "Bye Bye Blackbird," a partly humorous. partly tra~1c :.Lory of man against the multitudes of pest birds. will air on "Nova" Wednesday al 8 p.m . on KCET. Channel 28. 11NETWORk11 uu "SHAMPOO .. IRJ America's ever-increasing blackbird population, with an airborne invasion of an estimated 500 million birds a year, has created serious questions and problems for farmers. naturalists, and federal and state wildlife scrvJCC'S The birds havr caused fatal air crashes, noise, pollution, d1:.ease and damage to crops. Farmers and other affected citizens agree that "somelhm~ must ht-dune" while naturalists con- tinue to defend the bird!. against their would-be destroyers Governmt•nt wildlife services are charged at the same time to protect the birds and to supervise their destruction "Bye Bye Blackbird" describes the attempts to bomb. Cree1e and shoot the birds when, in their fall and winter migrations, they settle in gigantic roosts. KCET repeats the program March 5 at 5 pm andMarch 6 atll 15pm .umc:AM AT: i :IS •:.oo a 9:45 -YAlAJMSI" ·~ •:00 a ~•s "BOUND FOR GLOR 11LENNY11 IRI A X "'MHf UYH Of Flln THI CAY-Ill .. HU yy TUFACW IXI -rHE EHFORca·· Cit "FRHllE AHD THE IUH .. "SW AltTY0 II SIX MACMINF° ""llVBfG! °'THI CHEBu .. EADBs• {I) 0 tclMG KONG .. CPGt 'T#'IUGHT"S LAST GLIAMIMG" Ill "SLAP SHOT" IRJ 'TWO MtHUTE WAMMG .. wilh Gory COOPER Plllll. tlF.Vll\lllltl IN • "Sw.T AWAY- ""l\N9. flSIOM" Ill THE CITY SHOf't'INO CENTRE ~ANGE •6321121 • CITY CENTRE CINEMA!> .... A GEORGE Raf HILL FIUTl --·--·-----~~~~---------------~~ Sl.llP 811011 Co-$tWring ffilCHREL ONTKEAN • LINDSAY CROUSE JENNIFER WARREN• JERfN HOUSER and STROTHER ffiARTIN Written by NANCY OOWD•Edlted by DEDE AUEN . 1 A. "'WV IMANC~llTI" flCJ 0 .0. ,AWV ICITY 0"· IJ(J mK Supetvision by WTIER BERNSTEJN • Directed by GEORGE fOf Hill ~by R06ERT J. WUNSCH and STEPHEN FRIEomAN .. APAHMTSPRESOORT~A·~~TE~ l~~!!!!~I •• !lu!d!y. l'ebN!!)' rt. 1 m DAILYP\LOT 81 'My Fair Baby' No Hit youog'WlS. Programs s u ch as • • Gunsmoke •' tr ad i tionally drew the bulk of their aud.Jence from the over-50 age group Oldsters buy less than young people, and ad vert1sers don't like that. Western movies on TV have been s uccessful, but Mantley believes the ground rules for a series are different. "If the con- flicts are real and grip- ping and are those with which an audience can identify, that's all you need in a motion pic- ture," he said. edwards LIDO CINEMA MtWt04tf kWe •f •t• 4!00 MlW,ORT II.AC.. 611 .. HO THE (R) ENFORCER Freebie and B'/ SUIABO .. BCK I 1ot th1I ireat ldea for amu.alcal. Tbtn'I t.bla •lob of • boy who bu Just ftniahed collef•· Ubfortu.nately, It did not ft.nish him. He drat• UOUDd in polluted 1Ym shoes, comba his hair with bia fin&era, and bas a lbree-ex:presaion vocabulary: "Far out," "Anyooe call?" and "Go tortt." He la discovered one day by a set ol parents in hls bedroom singing, "All I want is a home somewhere ... far away from a desk and chair ... and no ooe in my hair ... now wouldn't that be lov. ely'>" The parents look at one another. Here was the challenge they bad been waiting for. Could they lake a raw, untrained, college graduate and transform him into an employed adult? They had to try. THEY LURED him in- to their confidence by promising him his own refrigerator and set to work. Every night they put on a record that chanted, "The pain of work is mainly In the "'I "TWILIGHT'S LAST GLEAMING" PLUS (R) "THE NEXT MAN" the Bean ( ..... ~t~~~Ec~1~""6 J- 'MISA'UIOIC9f1'9 tJt •141 CAR~IE ~~~~:; (R) CHARLES GRODIN "THIEVES" MARLO THOMAS ''VOYAGE OF THE DAMNED" PLUS ''THE (PG) SHOOTIST" PLUS "A MATTER (PG) OF TIME"~ EDWARDS CINEMA H....aaAl .. ~ CO\fAMUA U6-JIOJ I AT WIT'S END brain.·• With dlacuat and boredom be would apew back, "The rain in Spain atays mainly in the ,plain." Weeks and months or coacbine P.~oduced absolutely nothinl· Theo one nilbt. ball alck wlth ex:bauation (and three frozen piuaa), the boy a aid tiredly, "The pain of work i.s mainly in the brain." The mother snapped IO attenlioo, "Again." • 'The pain of WOJ't ls mainly i.n the brain," he repeated. "l think he's got lt," smiled the father. "Once again, whe re's that blasted pain!" "IN THE BRAIN! IN THE BRAIN!" he shout- ed. tears streaming down his face. They had created an adult. Now it was time to see if they could fool anyone else. Disguising nl&bt found him danelne around the bedroom sinflng, .. , could have clerked all nl&ht." They bad pulled ll olf. He WU made beld ol stock. A FTBR TBA T, the parents aaw very little or the boy. He s pent a fortune on suits with veata, ctrls who wore dreue1. a car wlth velour seats and his own apartment. One niebt, hls parents saw blm ut dinn e r at a posh restaurant and he Jumped to hia feet and 1an1 two choruses of "Who Needs You!" Later, ln the bedroom. the mother in a poignant scene picks up a worn eym shoe. -.a dis- carded towel ... a bowl or petrified pudding from under b.l.a bed and with tears streaming down ber face sings. "I've grown accustomed to bis taste ... " At that moment, the son appears and says, "I'm coming home to live." It probably wouldn't sell. Who goes to watch musical tragedies? him with a suit, a tie, and---------- bard shoes, they found him employment in a de- partment store and that 41111~1 .. Jf.;il .-:~-:1 (iM:~-:J --~-:1 ,. '• pA1l Y PILOT SUnd!y, F!bnaa!y, 27, 1977 , Moving Up .~-!':-' eo.t ... i. Btled &erow B_,gle ' '. Builders Set Seminars 10,000 for BB Office .. In Real Estate. TbeHuoliqtmB• balll .. ., .............. ,__,_ ________ ...,. _, ____ ., Tile fl rat of I our 3 to a. A wtne and cheese and martctinc executive Escrow Corpoi• reached a mUeetoce lri its · iiowoo WELLS, co1c1wen Banker Residen-::=u;t U::·~:!:f P•~t:'1!it~:d· guest i'~ths~~P1~0U:~~ :?:::!~ Feb. 7, when u cpenect Jta 10,000lh tial Brokerage Company assistant vice president. , Bulldera Council will apeaken represent some Florida, ts currently Tltetnnsactfoo brouabt tbedollarvaluootna) has been named resident manqer of the flrm'a cent r oa cost controls ot Oranie County's m<m. with Biddle Develop-estate transferred since Qpenlr\a tbe branch in 1888 NeWP.mt-Beacboffice. and JWOCed for con-111ccuaful building mait. tomcint.bu..,milUoo. . 1'le new resident manaeer beean h1I Coldwell structloo and sale8 fir ma. Steve Kriesle, Tickets are $10 for Cuol Ellena handled the properly for Western :Banker career in 1972, comine to the national re-ml.Dagen w b o received bis HBC members and REAL ESTATE Mutual. 'lbeaellet wu represented by Rose Banks, sidential real estate brokerage The wsi4abop to be Bachelor's degree from $30.00 for iuest.s. Council of Century 2l·Huntiniton Valley Realty, while the firm from Donald L. Bren ~m-held 00 Thursday: March Indiana University, ts sources recommend that buyer was represented by Don Benson, ol Jntema· pany. where he was asSOCJated 3, is Umitecfto so people. v l c e president o C reservations be made tional Real Estate Network-Moneek Realty. wlthnewbomesales.Ear~er,he Newport Beach's fianance for Warm· early as possible since ChicagoTitlelnsuranceCompany.otOraqe was with Morrison & Hill Co., Sheraton-Newport is the tngton Development. attendance is limited. money to BIA, 1571 County,isinsurtnethepropertyintranafer. San Bernardino-based real location for the event, Thirty-five year old Ron Call Zena at (213) Beveriy Boulevard, Los WestemMutua1EacrowCorporaUonbaa39of. estate appraisal firm. He was Which is scheduled from Carl, formerly a sales 625-5'171 and then aend Angeles 00026. fices in CaliComla. appolntedsalesmanageroftbe --=-~----------------------------------------------~--~~~~~--..................................................................................... ______ ~ Newport Beach office in 1974 and was appointed an assistant vice president in 1975. weLLs Wells attended San Bernardinq Valley College and University of California at Riverside. He resides with his wife Mitzi and two chlldren m Newport Beach. Va11ey Realty has appointed KEN TEAGUE manager of the valley Realty Newport Beach/Irvine sales ofhce, according to John Valen- tine, president of the firm whose corporate offices are located at 18952 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine. Smee joining Valley in November, Teague has been a member or the sales team at the VaUe El Toro office. His experience in re· al estate includes rcs1dentiaJ re- sale. new home and land invest· ment sales. He previously held positions as marketing manager for several Orange and Los Angeles County firms T~ague attended Antelope Valley College maJonng in busi· ness. He and his wife, Judy, re· s ide iQ Mission Viejo with their two ctuldren Lana, 8, and Ja::.on. 5. TEAGUE MARTIN MILi.ARD of Newp<>rt Beach has been named Vice President of the Professionals, a Newp(>rt Beach based real estate corporation. Millard will serve as chief operating officer of the firm's Industrial Div1s1on which handles sales and leases or industrial buildings from 1,000 to 50,000 square feet. A former professional actor who has appeared in nuraerous films and TV shows, Millard was born and raised in Salem, Mass, and graduated from East Carolina University 1n Greenville, N.C. In addition to his real estate activities be owns his own pubhc n•lat1ons and advert1s1ng firm which concentrates on marketing and advertising rt>al estate in Orange County. 'NORMAN W. WULF, a sales manager for West Coast Pacific Realty, has been commended by Jim Habig, head of the Dana Point real estate firm, for his outstanding sales record during two and one- half years with the company. Wulf was resp<>nsibfo for the rapid sellout of Dana Bluffs, a $10 million Dana Point residential development. in his first as- soc 1 a t1or1 with West Coast Pacific as a project manager. He is most currently been in charge or sales at Horizons, one of the coast's most unique con- dominiums, lol:ated across from the San Clemente Inn. He re- corded almost $2 million in sales at the new San Clemente con· dom1nium wtuch 1s now sold out. ;.uv Romm New York, Wulf is a graduate of Cornell l n1vers1ty and has an extensive backgtOWld m hotel management Most recently w 1th Roy Rol(er's Apple \'alley Inn, he became in· tt'rested m recn•atwnal properties while associated with tbt.> popular r<'sort hotl•I and now specializes in 1 <>Ct'an-v1cw projects m thl' south Orange County <·oastaJ arPa for West Coast Pacific Red Hill Rl•alty s I rvint• office walked away w 1th top honors for lht· l'ompany dunng the third annual awards prt•wnt.1l1ons held recently at Knoll'~ Berrv Farm President Edward A !'lah1~an, announced the company brok(' its own record with million · sales volume during 1976, based on a doublt' t.>nlrv system Over $2R mdlJOn 1s atlnbult•d to the In mt' office alllne makm~ 1t the lop salt'!' offtce 1n 1976 Irvine s F.D KUNTZ celebrated his third year m a row as top lister as well as top salesman for the company The honor of top lister for the com- pany was shan.o.d w 1th Sunny Hanc;on Tambhn. alc;o of the •u111n Irvine office. Ell<'n MarchE>Sano was first runner·up in both categones for the company. with BeUe Partch and Elo15t' McQuown as second and third runncr5 up m the top sales category Money Main Topic Of Builders' Meet ·------,., ........ _,,,..,. ..... ~oodbrid1te Pallo Homts l·uturl 'knnr ... ( luh Future Dcvclupmcnl Our lake, parks, trails, and schools come with a wide selection of homes. 40 of them. With special designs for different family lifestyles. And while you're choos- ing the home or apartn1ent that suits your family best, consider all the advantages that come with living in The Village of Woodbridge. Theres a Jake for you to enjoy, at once a tranquil refuge and center of activity, for sunning and sailing and skipping rocks. You can play volleyball and barbecue in the sand at the North Lake Beach Club and swim in the la goon. Parks? They're eve rywhere -each with a personality to satisfy a variety of special interests. Woodbridge is .-------------.· served by the hi ghly regarded \l.trl ~our tour of Woodbridge at the Village Information Center Open duily 10.00 a.m • 5.00 p.m. (714) 551-1500 Woo4brhl1~ Patio Home~ Spacious, detnched homes Ne"' unit openlna March 1977 "Woodbrldae Crosslna A unique collection for families w11h older children New a.It openln11 May 1977 •woodbridac Arborlake Luxury adult lownhomcs New a.It openlna March 1977 Woo4brld1e Park llomes Atlached homes for youne. famillc-t New 11nlt opcnkta March 1977 •woodbrldae Estates Elcpnl anachcd homes for fam1l1cs New anlt openl April 1977 W904brlqc Town homes Carefree livina for adull couples and singles Tut'°111rll1 loW Ht • ino4rl§ opu Woo4brtda• Cretki"• Ho1ttes Detached patio homes for youni famihc'I New auk •Mnlna A,,tl Jf77 Woo4brld Plaee Larae, dotitehcd patio homes Nrw ult -.e•lea S"lna 1977 For information on Ales procedure ... cont.ct individual sale' onicet. -Condominium ownership Irvine Unified School District. And soon there will be business and commercial centers that promise an in1pressive selection of stores and services. Take in almost the entire Village-by foot or bike -via a network of trails. Come see all that's here today in Woodbridge, and discover what's planned for the test of the Village in years ahead. And come see the many different ways you can call Woodbridge home. IRVINE VlttAGES :1HE IRVM CD/ffHf r I • I • • • . ..,, ' .. . . -. . . . Guess which car dealer is mad because he has the world's lousiest location? If you guessed Jim Parkinson, owner of Newport Datsun and Beach Imports, you are right. He has to sell cara, but no one knows where his locations are. IF YOU'Rt: BUYING A PRESTIGE· CAR Remember ••• ALFA ROMEO, PEUGEOT, SAAB SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE Before you buy a Porsche 924, see what we can do for you on a Alf a Romeo lease. Large inventory in stock for your best selection. 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The edge of the wedge knifes through the <.P~" wioo. facirYJ the front down foe solid control It cuts drag, enhances power. b ,o But shut your eyes and yoote riding in a luxury sedan You sit and ,~ stretch in el.egant space This swift nimble spocts car 'J.~ o~ TR7 ts si~ beautiful But most important -TA71s tieaut1fully A .. ct'~ s11fC)le. engineered for endless pleasure and low ""{""" maintenance at a price that's a steal. BAUER MOTORS JAGUAR· MG· TR;UMPH BRITISH LEYLAND IN 2925 HARBOR BLVD. SALES-SERYICE-LEASING COSTA MESA 979-2500 Come drive the Mercedes-Benz 4SOSEL. For you ••• for your passengers ••• it's a world unto itself. . Seethe Mercedes-Benz at · Mission Viejo Imports 831-1740 Authorized.Dealer 495 1700 28701 Marguente Pk-wy. • r ' t ~: Members of UCLA's Triangle fraternity carry their 13-foot-long t• pa~r. and balsa replica of a .B52 toward the 5-story-higb launch po~t m the 8th annual paper airplane contest held at the university Fl;iday. ~unched from atop the engineering building, the craft : .salled out mto space, then nosedived into the concrete below. Back to the drawin board, say the designers, but wait for next year. IA.Jcohol Cuts Hor-IDone .. BOSTON (AP) -Medical re-Testosterone in the blood was measured in four of t.be men 24 days after the start of the drinking. In three, the concentration had fallen by 29 to 55 percent. . earchers say they have found the t direct evidence in nonalcoholic es that drinking alcohol reduces production of testosterone -the one that gives men masculine aracteristics. ·: lt has Jong been known that men ay be relatively impotent after 'nking, and alcoholics completely pmpotent -even after they stop THE FOURTH MAN had quickly developed an upset stomach and was cut to one-third the alcohol given others. His testosterone stayed normal. !drinking. TESTOSTERONE GOVERNS such Zmale sexual charac;teristics as sperm fi;roductlon and facial and body hair. twp ithout it boys could not undergo uberty. · Researchers from several institu· in New York City conducted on 11 male volunteers. Each teer was given a little more than Two other men were tested at the fifth day. In one, testosterone had fallen by 27 percent. In the other it had fallen only slightly. All six were described as "social drinkers.'' norm ally drinking no more than 2. 7 ounces of alcohol a week. A REPORT ON THE research ap- pears in the weekly New England Journal of Medicine. ounce of alcohol every three hours around the clock -not enough to .iuake them drunk. All were given ~.pough to eat. ''Possibly, 11\ore chronic ~xposure to alcohol for a period of months to years would be necessary .to produce these changes ,·· the authors sairi. it F'1r the Record Blrda• l'OUNTAIM VALLEY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL , JM••ryn,1m Mr. end M" Geo'Qt Ftlton 10188 El Pl•noA,,. Founlaon Vallty, girl J ....... ,...,.. 1'17 Mr. and Mrs Curt•• Slm<.o•. 16SA2 Whff••r Circit, Huntington Be•c h,. boy """"'"""·"" Mr. and Mr\. CN!rtH l.u"90,,,av.tn, lttO'l Hart.O.le Clr<le, H""tlt'lqtOll e .. c11,9lrl Mr. and M'1 Mlck@v Cochr..,. 70'2 FOfOP, Ot • Hunllnq1on BH<ll Qlrl Mt. and Mrs S.rnard 1rwtn. 1.Sll'l Bfltliton ~ , ->lmlMt•r 91fl J~ll.1'77 Mr •ftd Mr'\ Rona td M..tr~n. 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Qlrl l'ew.,.rv 21. 1917 Mr and M" Paul L.anoe, Coste M e\cl girl ... brv.ory zt. Im Mr and Mrs. Jo>e Rosefn. O•ne Point, bOV Marrfag~ I.. lent.a LllS VEGAS -M4trrl-licenses '"""d Mre fncluoe Ja-rv 11, 1'71 MAXS0'4·RICH -Clyde L., 37, •nd Jan• Ann. 21. bot II of C01ta Maw. I.AM SI v Vick l.Ur'IQ. "·San l"r.-,,. CISCO, afld Hang Leno, 24, HunllnQlorl eeacn Ja-,.,u.1m 8 RASHEAR·HEALY -RkllerdLM, '5 ~nd Kartn Th<trew, 22, botll of NfWPOr1 llea<lt W £8STER·MU~STERMAH - Wiiiiam 8..,j•mln, 47. Hunlll>QIOO ... t ll, •lld 0-rl•, 4i, Santa Alie. Je-ryU,1'n ll;UZMA-DUAAfl! -llkllenf Peyt, 10. Al.,.rtfO., Md Alme, 11, Hunt• lt19W\&N<ll. • WEEO·l'AIT-Crls J .. 27, and Rhon- da Kt't)2','-'11ef HU!ttlnqton •te<lt. HEl.fON B~RNARO-GeryLff,30, ~1• Mase. Md 11.-. 22, .....,-' BHCll. SMITH·AD.AMS -Wllll•rn l.A<Mlnt, 31. end L.ulall Mitt.ct, 41, bOtn Of El To.-o. MDAKLEV.8ASSETT -Jolwl, '4, end Heleft A,,..., 40, -of HeWl>Of1 llffcll. GRl!N·llMMERMAH -Attllur Francis, 42, HWlllnQton Beaclt, end Carrie Olen, 31, c.,.,,_u. HUFFMA .. •MAltTIM -Re'l"IOfld TllomH, 26, ~ Cl-., entl Dena l.ynn,21.0r....,. .._,.,IS, ttn WHITE·KAV -Reid ~ • .H., a. anCI Mery Anllt, D, bot.II ., c:.o.ta Mau. SlMVT·MICHAELS -J-JowtJI', 11, anCI ~all A~ It, -of S.. Cltmtflte. BAXTElt·SATR&-MlctliMt U., 17, and OtllOr ... I., 2A, t10C11 of c--. ~. HliH18f:RGEA·WOll'EAT -Jelwt Oa•lt. It, El r-. and Pwlcele 1 .. 1', Tl&illlll. f'INK•STIWART -laf'e'# Jr., et, W•atmln•ltr, encl Irma J-, 41, N~ldoe. CAPAISO.IA.AIM -Mttlefty L., )4. .... Aw ... lo#N, ... 111411 llf C.te ..... OOM9ToHl!NllV-AlldNw W., ea_ ........... --.,""""*1 k«:f\. HASSEn-HasSLSA -CMnyt o .. "· alllll l(at!W'yll I.., ti, bottl .. C'.olte Mete. fOWNSl!HD·KOltN -TllO'"H CIWIU. 2'. tlld IMMY Merle. ..... II of"°"" .. '"°""""· 8AIOGES·~INKEltfON -Jolln Alltlll, .. _. Rwy ".LYM", t', ..... .,w.trl!IMW". . INOl.IS.WHl .. -._. .... ,11, ........................ ,. ... .. WR•IMtw, IANOACZ.O.E,.IN$ -Mfdlaal ....... ll. Sowl °""°' .. Mery1lft -....,n,HuM111f'9118aadl. NaATHet•Y• .. OWA,_D -UNll 0.•ld, ..... ~---OMillt, .. i.ttltefHllMI~~ • T.\U'-A~l-c»LaMM-AIMllta If. •l\f ••ttt AlllU, l"'hl~..itt~ Weltltlll'lttar. ; • 6 4 ~ 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • ·~--1!!19--------------------.------w...&l'oi-W. ~ • One Cal I Service Fest Credit Approval .._.. ..... ~ """""°",_ Houses for Sa&. .... , ............ ,. •••• ·················••a•a• ......... a••··········· ·······••a•a•a•••••••a• ••• ,.. (ooz ··-.. I 002 G1•rtl. I 00 ., ... ,.. I 002 .... _.................. ..••....•.............. ...................... ··········•······••···· BEST IN BLUFFS OPIM 1-1 1911 9'9ADA aftM4 Jmt listed! First time offered. 3 BR, 2~ ba., form. din., paneled fam. rm. mo Sq. ft. or charmt 2 Lge. encl. patlOB. Greeabelt, poobdd.e toe. PLUS bay view! $142,000 IW! CS IARGMM Bayfrcmt, panoramic view. ~ Bdrms., 2~ ba., 1950 sq. ft., finest quality! $126,000! HELEN B. DOWD llAl.TOlt. IMC. MLS 644-0134 1mT.,u.ttrar.,s•1 , n 1974. lt71 • ''"" ................. ., ..... l•--------•IG1•ral 1001 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IRRORS: AclYerffMnl._ ..... _ _._. .. BACK BAY .._..cMcllWradl cWty .... report .... ron I •t•clahl1'f Tiie Name your t;ti~g ·swim· ' ming pool, b1Utard rm., 4 DAILY PILOT OSIUlll!tl car garaae, RV or ~at hblltyfortllefintU.. storage, corral for cornd....,..._Ollly. horses; 2 bdrms., l~ baths, den, gas blt>in ---------1 kitchen, family rm. with ,.......1Motfcr. AU real estate advertised in Ulla newapaper is sub· Ject to the Federal Fair Housing Act or 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise "any pre· rerence, limllation, or discrlmination based on nee, color, religion, sex, or natJoaal origin. or an intenUoo lo make any such preference, limila· t.ion, or discrimination.'• Thl.s newspaper will not knowingly accept any •dvertisµi& for real estate wldch is in viola· lion jlf the law. 1002 huge, romer, used brick frplc. 66x300 Block wall fenced lot. Invest today for tomorrow! PALM SPRINGS Hearl of Deep Well; 4 bdrms.• 4 baths; custom home designed for araclous living & enter· taining, Olympic s ize pool; be.autifu lly landscaped estate. This home will suit the most discriminating bl.lYer. Priced al $350,000. Phone for further information. °C"THOMAS REALTOR 224 W. Coast Hwy. N'pt.~ 5eSS27 EVES.: 545-5643 PRICED UNDER $44.,000. 3 Bedroom beau· ty in good location. close to everything. Has cen-., .. ~ . : WESl SIDE REAL TY INC .~.l H ?1?3 ----- JUSTLISTID . preJenfj NEW USTING! i CAMIO HIGHLAMDS -with pool! Move right into this plush "model" home. Completely redecorated for the most discriminating. 4. Bed.room, 21h baths, secluded sunny pool, walled·in privacy. Access to private beach. $168,500. 4506 WGJM. C.D.M. Sat/S.. 1.5 NEW LISTING! IUMD HEW. READY FOil YOU -3 Bedroom Castile with large. professionally landscaped yard. Fireplace in .living room, cathedral ceilings, heavy shake roof. Teak wood entry. Upgraded carpets and window treatment $75,900. 2773' Gol•*ina, MlaL VJ. Sat/S.. l..S NEW LISTING! CUTE NEWPORT HE1GHTS - immaculate cottage - 2 bedrooms with great back yard. Perfect for young couple or retired. $63,500. 341-l 6A Plac•. CM Sat/5-1 ·S WATERFRONT DOVER SHORES El.EGAMT, SPACIOUS HOME. Featuring free-form swimming pool in entry court. 5 Bedrooms, 41/2 baths, den and view of lovely open Bay. Boat dock for several small or one large boat. Adjoins private beach. Call for appointment. MESA VERDE EXCILLEMT FAMILY LOCALE -4 bedroom, family room on quiet street. Top condition. Owner trans! erred. Move in quickly. $89,500. 2121 T-.,. PL CM Sat/S.. I ·5 HORSE PROPERTY, TENNIS? 31/1 ACU ESTATE IN IACK IAY -on bluff overlooking bay, mountains. Rambling home with separate party house by lovely pool. Room for tennis court or stables. $550,000. HANDYMAN'S DREAM Duplex, spacious 3 ,w-~111 bdrrns .• 2 baths each un· it. Steps to beach! Frplcs. ea. unit. 2 Car garage. $1M,OOO Here's a 3 bedrm ready for you to start on. YOU FIX AND YOU SAVE! Has new Kitchen Aid dis· hwasher but needa lender loving care. Only $61,500-best buy in Fountain Valley. Submit your offers. IT'S ALL HERE! Huge pool, Koi pond, garden, office, library, bar, family rm, dining rm, 4 bedrms, 2 baths, 2 fittplaces. All this in a 673-3663 642-4799 Eves MEWLISTIHG 4 Bdrms., 2 baths, frplc., den. Furnished. Plus bachelor unit over 2 car garage. Xlnl rental pro· perty, close lo beach. $135,000 67J.J663 642-2253 Eves associated 81101<.EPS llF/\i TORS l.O ~·' W 8olt'oro 1:,/1 l 6b l BACK BAY CUSTOM IY OWMElt-$127,500. 4 Bdrm, 31h Bath, Cam-rm, playroom, laundry room. All rooms open onto pool. 2600 Sq. ft. plus 2 car garage and R.V. Parking. OPIH HOUSE SAT & SUM I ·5 391 Vista laya, Newport leoda one story home on an out-ChMf-al I 002 GeMrOI lltiu~f~:.: _A_Prl_:~:-s~-~ ..... s:~;-!-.;-:-r~-d-e-d1 ·~:~~~f i~ii.~~~::::~ ·~::~;i~!~~·~-~ 1002 tati llldl lhlL carpets, waU coverings payable al S.188 per mo. w/overs1zcd lot. Adobe ... ~....,. & drapes all colo Tot. Rare opportunity! tile entry, newly C'ptd , 2 coordinated! New pain Executive e ntry to patios. Xlnt area. d ose Goff Cowse View inside and oul. 5 Bedrm formal din and country to everythin~. 5 bdrms, 2 Openll-SSat&San. Ip family room with we kitchen! Expensive hv. b<l!i, din rm. Loan is as· Spac. upgraded l sty. 3 bar. Formal dining, room with mass1vl' stonl' :.umahle! Priced to sell ~ebr's,formaldlning, fireplaces. Lge cove hearth. Soari n ~ !>!'p . ;it Si!l,US0.545·9491 open onto SAC c Somerset model. Pric bedr. retreat. r oot size F•irways. $1f5,000. toaell NOWl 644-7270. beck yard sheltered by Owner. 546-6197 137 The OpH Sat/Sun 1·5 towering eucaly ptu~' . ....................... G••NI 1002 ............. !••••a•••• WY· LIVING Quaint Frenc.h Quarter 2 ~ .condo. Steps to pool. Plivale rourty•rd. TaJdnl ~ita DOW al $11,000. SIN6SS I MESA VERDE'S -· FINEST 4 Bedroom, 2 bath and family. Private Spanish courtyard entrance lit back yard. Great ~iace for children. Neat and clean! See it today. Seller motivated. Owner will cal'T)' 2nd TD. Make oiler! l MS-8655 MIGHT" LIGHT VIEW As well as spectacular view or the mountains a nd the Upper Bay. Price has been reduced to $158,000 • on this magnificently located home. D1stincti•e Fami· ly Room setting, 3 spacious Bedrooms . Shown by appointment. 673-8550 Ol>fN flt 9. !I'S M rO 8l Nier• ~ Flickering Fireliaht is reflected in ffie gleam, ing HARDWOOD FLOORS of this customized 2000 sq. ft. home. 3 BR's, formal dirung in the oak parquet floored country kitchen. Cathedral ceilings in the 27xl6 fam rm. which has drdmatic floor to ceiling fplc. 16xl6 MASTER BEDRM WITH FIREPLACE and 3rd fl.replace in spacious hv- ing rm. 70x135 Lot with fruit trees, garden area & rec vehicle gate. A most unique home at re· alistic price $72,500. Call now for appl to see) Coats & Wallace Real Estate, Inc. 962-4454 EXECUTIVE ESTATE BEACH-48R 2 STORY· POOL Formal entry to majestic living room. Formal din· ing room is conveniently s erved from huge gourmet garden view kitchen. Separate family room with cracklinl! stone fireplace + wall of glass view or lush ter· races and sparkling free form pool. Dramatic stairs sweep to enormous hideaway master suilc and guest quarters. Walk to beach. Hurry for this unique bargain. Call 963-7881. CHOICE HORTH BA YFROMT $275,000 Sandy beach and pier for large boat. 3 Bdrm home and 1 Bdrm Apt with an xlnt rental history. Come and see t h is super Bayfronl and the "His· toric Palm." CHOICE SO. BA YFROMT $315,000 2 Story house. 3 Bdrm & 1 Bdrm rental cottage with view and on·shore moor· ing. Completely re· furbished and furnished. ~ali!1h1tr!t atrium, ram rm" Uv rm, patio. 3 Car gar. VIE level has huge m..1:.-ter 1111 Masters Cr. in Costa 1621 rort lanRoufh Owner anxious. Call for . Mesa. quick appmt. 847-6010 ·---:=:=="--'--'-'---! 1!1\1.llO/\ ISl.A:-0. 0 Of'fN Ill 9 •II s IUN ro At NICE' ' r•1111•;1iilil ~~·~1r~~ ~~~~ca~!i g:~1~ 1--··-'.11.·.'.'.0•0•• __ ~~>> ... ,}Jtfu jJA ~~~~~.~~;.ri c d Ad. WAKEUP!!! •.:;::::===== c; To a dynamic country 1002 Getwf'OI 1002 club viewl Z Large bdrms. +snugaery with lake view. in Rancho San .............................................. CONDITIONED AIR makes life more pleasant in this 4 bedroom Leg••• Nl9HI family home bear shopping, schools & bus line. Asking $88,000. FAIRWAY HOME in prestigious s•erecQffs that sparkle$ with fresh paint. mir- rored wardrobe doors & decorator drapes. Vacant & waiting for a f amlly $85,000. YOU ARE INY~D to an ()pen House 14 PM Sunday at 606 Del Cerrito 1n S.. Cit• t , .. Don•t miss a~elng thls custom cedar execui•ve home with gourmet kitchen & sunken living · room that looks out on the (airway green. Call for dlrecUons. ANCHORAGE INVESTMENTS Raltlir 496·77.1 I Joaquin. This San Carlos is a decorator's home & truly a 11troke of genius. You own the land. App't, only. $109,750 THEILUltFS Carmelita Plan, one ot the best! I Located on beautitul greenbelt. Spacioua 4 bdrm., 3 baths, formal dining, cheery brk(sl. area. Price reduced • now $1.18,000 llGFOUR $82,000. 4 Bdrma. + large bonus rm.Lcountry kltdaen with rrplc. Gntt.t locatlctl between ~ Coast Plau & Newport Bea.ch. Neu to park &e tennia. A 1<>Lld value t C. f. ColesWMthY RW.l'OltS ,40:0010 OPENHOUSI IYOWMEI SAT/SUHU·4 'Bdrm 2ba, frpk . X1nt ClOlld. Ht;• COt'll r lot.. ZN RobTiihood Lino, a.ta Mesa. Ph•UlS ' DM.YPfLOT • e t..:tv<w• • 1~1r updaled '"°'•"ol • C-••"-1 loc04-,_. fr-y TM ' • 0-,, .. lftt•oductO<y don • #>.~...,.,,. -• clous•,... _... Hett Is a Chance In I 00 to lake over one of Balboa s Main Street entcrpn,,cs. Your J<h Jntage lies in the J()(·ation. pnt·c and 15 )ears gooll will of the Boutique and Beauty Salon Ex~tmg 1nvl'nlory included 111 S<'lhng pnt•e Jt co~t. $9000. Do"' n. Owner will carry balance at 81,•.;, for s years. Existing lease has 2 year s rema111111 g at $275 mo. or re-negotiate tc .. se fur 5 ) ears al $JOO/mo Century 211\1rport J<calty, ai.k for A·S, 751·3910 COSTA MESA Pri• of Ownenhip Eastslde Triplex 2 Bedroom, J 1, b,1th ('Ul h Clo'oe lO 17th Strt'l't Endo:.cd i.:arages. Sl25,000 \,111 us for ;.in appointment to see' Duh.rn & On) ll• lnH~tml'nl:>, <:entury 21 ~~H t H>ll. ~.Ecnhlde! Just Usted Lht., C'OZY and warm 2 bedroom 1 bath home with covered patio and Bli<l Lge lot with pknly of fruit tn·1·s Ask for 1\ 3 Cl·ntury :.n J\1rvurt Heally 751 J'JIO Almost Hew Condo! 3 Bedroom 2"'2 bath, security locks. air t"ond . ~ara$:e door opener, wa ... her & drvcr 1nt"luded Much murh more' Century 21 Surf 97!.l !USO H..-ry Hurry Hurry Just List~ 1;1111;l•o11 ... I\ 11·d1·1·u1 Jll•ct :1 bdrm hunw !-'me C\1 m·t~hlmrhovd <"lnM' 111 .,d11H1b ~1·w plu"h l11gh g1 Jlfc' rrpl, new p;1rqul·I lloor., in It\ rm E 11 o r m o u ~ ' .1 r d w I I? 1• C:lll.t-;'\llOL'SI-: 1·11u1pped "' mtc 1111 ... li. ... tura"w hit.lg Hr 1ni.: .\our <'h1•1 k honk & ht ' rll'ill ::.Si 1100 l>L'> 7":!l l'o•r1llll'\' :!I \\ t -Ll'illl lh•alty C011a1•rclal-Sole & 1.Hlelack Prime Costa Mesa·Newport Blvd. area comnM:rcial bldg. Comer lot or over 30,000 sq. I\. of land. Room for additional improvements. Complete assumable financing. Ternfic net cash flow on NNN. Can share tenancy If desired. Owner will cons1dt'r exchange $265.000. Century 21 Mariners Sq. Realtors 631·0331. GARDEN GROVE It Spftlft! ! Hew point in and out New carpeU. thruout. New llle rtoor 10 kitchen. 3 liedrooms & family room. 1 1 , baths In i:ood neighborhood SS2,500 Century 21 Wt>:.t~ 4840 HUNTINGTON BEACH SpotlHS 4 Bedroom home 1n t.''<cellent lociltton Charming !pie or u:.ed brick. Sun,,hml' ma~tcr bedrm & pnct"d fnr £.1.,t Milt• hy motrvalt·d 11w11c1 dl l'ftt.500 l\•nturv 21 Suri •11•1 10511 rrom this super Summerfield home. Vaulted ceilings, country kitchen with no wax noon., tasteful use of wallpaper and a super family room are Just a few or tl\e many featuttS that set off this lovely home. All or this is on a beautifully manicured lot, on a cuJ-de·sac strc-et. 4 Years new. Century 21 Emery 846·3301 536-6571 Uttlts looking for ••• ineomc property? We have listings 11\ llwilmgton lieach area_ Nice 3 bedroom home with 3 additional umt:., only 3 blocks lo the beach 8 Units 141 2 Bedrm & 111 1 bedrm, 1 i m1lr to the sand Others too' Century 21Surf979 1050 Landscaper•s Dream A neat greenhousr ~arden shed and lui.h patio go with this sharp 4 llcdrm. p, bath home Interior ~ho11.:. like model to•> All thi:. only 9".16.!150 Century 21 t.:mer.> 816 3301 53&6571 No Foolin1 Elegilnt. 4 bedroom, 3 bath Adult occupied La Cue~ta It's comfort plus. much lan~capmJ?, gazebo and must see patio Vt'ry desirable Nl•ur llCcan $97,$00. Century 21 wt.' st 5. 'i<i.4840 TUIS.. WU.. TMUIS.. 7·11 PM SAT. •12 lll S9UI tlllill illdl*s taW m 11ctwa J'n• 1nfnrn111flmt 111t•I f/11,r.1:1 f.:<1 l'.tS.'\ W JJ .. tllt In a nice neighborhood! This sharp 3 br, B• ba home has near-new no wax floors and brand new crpt. thruout. The week's bei.t buy at $61,990. Century 21 Emery 846·3301 SJS.6571 ~S.t/S..12·5 llll S.OwWrd JF..a,a... Which means you can entertain in one while the kids use the other one. Near the beat"h so Mom d()('sn't have to crank up the car to take the kids. 4 Bedrooms ror a large farruly. Room for your RV or boat. Recently upgraded All you have to do is relax and enjoy it. Act now call Century Zl Marten Real Estate 640-5357 LAGUNA BEACH Top of the World llOIMcuttainVlew Dr. FAMILY HOME. S bedroom, 2 bath, pnvatc and beautiful .area Room for boat & RV . \'tl'W and health spa mcluded Sl 10,000 Duhan & Doyle, C~ntury 21 548·ll61J Looking For Mew H~7 "' the .,.,. lock lay cl the County Corndor. Just steps from CHERRY LAKE. ls a superbly built cust home nearina completion. 3000 + sq. ft., S bedrms, scp. ram rm .. formal Dr, 3 c~1r garage with extra. RV sloraae. 645·7221 Century 21 WestcllU Really. Waterfront Paraclse New Z story home. Surrounded by water. Entry w/fountain, sunken living rm. wet bar, JUCuzzi, cmt designed & bit. Boat dock, etc $275,000. Mariners Sq. Century 2.1 631 0331 HOIM With Dode Exclusive Townhome on channel. 3 Bedrm w/walk·in closets, sitting rm Lge dock $122,500. Mariner.. Sq Century 21 631 ·0331 Old H.wport leach C.._... W:int to c-ash Ill on the appreciation' or Nt•wport Reaeh re<1I e~tate? This, commt•rc1al property in thtl Cannery Village area has great.I potential for the imaginative mvi>stor Ideal for retail or luxury orrtt·1·~ ~11er-user or mvestor. Cal( now Century 21 Marten Real Estate 610-5357 611 w. laltH' CALL or STOP BY one of the offices listed HERE for fast, efficient help: Cosio Mno 979. I 050 I t 701 !cllMpr 200 Hewpori Cahr Dr. 2300 S.E. lriltol FCA1Ata6i1 v..., 55 ... 4140 .. ewpoti leoch 640.5357 .... part INc.h 751-3910 5916 Wfll'ftflr An. ~ 2700 W. Cst. Hwy., Ste. 200 Hewporta.adt 631-0331 17ll WntdffDr. 1740 o,_.A••· Mewport leach 64$.7221 Costa Mesa 541-1161 Hw1tlwgl0ft l.och 14'0 3301 AYE AYE \01111 lt,llll Ill\'..,, I l.111~~11.1)!• 111 I h1' \\ 01t1•r f111ut 11111111 1111 lo·•· "mplo· I ,, 11 d 1 n :\ 1• "' I' o r t ... ~.·--· IH f>t \HPI: I fl t-:At.Tllll.., 1 ·..i t:!tl2 EXCfPTIOHALL Y SHAil, W iTH ASSUMAILIE LOAH Sm.art "l'·lllt•h '>I\ k 111 \lt".t :\orth "'111 Jc .. d '011 111to this I llR home Thi~ 1~ ready to move into with no work requ1rt'd and you ~hould ?>ce the land'4capin1? C:ill no11. for det;11Js on fin;,indni: and )our <1ppomtment' ~lfi.2Jt3 HlWUSTIMG! IAYNOMT Choice Balboa location! Beautiful apl. on around noor. w\th larae patio, SALES J\SSOClATE ROB KADAN R915 Barcelona Plata. Westminster 2 A EDROO~. 1 1.i BA CONDO $62.900 6871 Relht.•rford Huntington Beach :t RF:DROOM . H.i BATH S64.500 '15!11 Ranch Grove. Jn im· 3 BEDROOM. 1 1.i RATll $66,500 8271 Reilly Dr, Huntington Beach 3 BEDROOM. l~ BATH $59,900 . 275 Albert Place, Costa Mesa J RR. I·'• Ba . FR. Pool $83.500 Of POHUHITY CAl&a NIGHT Come as you are and get the details on your future in the lucrative real estate profession Speak directly with our Fountain Valley Manager Available Tu('s. evening 6 to 9 p.m. or call for appt. PLAN TODAY FOi YOUR TOMOUOW 18055 Magnolia St., Fountain Valley 963-8311 rolor TV & microwave GeMr.. IOOJG"°"'al 1002 odven.. Incl pool & sun ••••• ••• • •••••••••••••• •••••••• • • •• ••••••••••• etk! 187.000! t1'o~~~~~:e 4 EXCHANGE UP bdrm .• 3 bath home, 2 -Of' Ml • • """1Jf'•hrr9d .... ., Msla. rrplcs.. lge covered fiNal ,._. Pv ......... ca...cl ftCNWS • P•Uo. New rtoat! onr .,..._. ...... _...,~.,..,,, .. 1179.SOO! ..a.._ _,_.,.,,_ -.........__ JUSTLISTEO! .,.... ,....,._ __ ,,....._.,__........, COSTA MISA te ahrt r!"" ~e .... at.::z;:.,. .. ,.. EASTSIDE tidy to_.. .. 'flnt c rlas • ... Extra clean. 3 bdrm a, tl•ff-. 9"I to Mr Hdtmtt cl ..... family rm .. PoOI home. hew w aow. C4ll fw • lfll mt fa..,, Best Eu~ide location We.,....., ......... , l. 4, 5. I. I. t . t2. Brick frptc. Low moint. JZ. a. ll1 a JOJ ......... c cW 'C9o:&:t:°~M41t ;roperff, o..n _. ....... '.:A~ hln duploxn. $N,OOO tnra...I ...., .. O'fW 45. "-wt .... Te uch, brttcr hurry on ....,...,... ........ ~ tbeM! Only OAe left I ..... lcryPrap. ...... .. ., ... ,060 • WATER VIEW DUPLEX TWO ILOCICS TO THE IEACH 3 Bedrm, 2 bath upper unit: 2 Bedrm. 2 bath lower. Qu(\llty carpetin~ and drapes thruout. bu1ltm range & oven. dishwashers. fireplaces. huge living room with 24 ft. deck overlooking the waler. Steps to bay beach and close to park S169,500. TOWERING PINES surround this cute 2BR with huge <.'ountry kitch., remodeled bath, and it's c lean-as.a-pin. Has separate workshop/or kids playroom beyond the lrg patio deck. All this ts located on a "Hard-to· find " level 40 ft. lot within a short walk 'g. distance to shop'g and Lake Gregory. Crestline. Fantasllc terms. as owner will carry the lst. TD. Asking $29,500. PS: AL.50 40 ft. adjacent vacant lot, is avail. at only $6,000. JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 2919 Newport ll•d. c~ 3oth 1002 GeMrol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SQUARE WHEELS Wt• don't know wht•rt• thl' fol'lon l'i that makes all those square "'ht•.-ls for the grocerv c·arh. hut '"'1• <io kno\.\. whl'rc there 1s .1 terrific· homt• m Do\'er Shores .i Brlrms . :? b.1ths. of fic:c . formal dining rm .. large pool with glass windbreak fenc-1>, J<.it·uu1 & s wccpmg, unob~lructed new. 3500 Sq ft. homt> for loving ~58.000 )1akc your offer now! OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUH 1-5 523 AVEHIDA CAMP'O Large, beautiful 3 bdrm., 21 2 bath Bluffs E-Plan. Family rm . brkfst room m extended kitchen; upgraded carpeting. Newly redecorated Comp see us. HOW .... THE OTHEA HA~ LIVES You'll be the other half m this gorgeous 2 year old view home on Cliff Drive. 3 Large bdrms .. family rm., formal living rm. & dining rm .. brkfst. rm., butler's pantry & super bonus rm., playroom or office 2 Full wet bars. sauna, bit-in vacuum, rotary phone system, security alarm system. etc., etc. $320,000 And you'll know how the other half lives. 673-4400 SP' AHISM VILLA S54,500 -HACH Winding walkway through Castiltan eourtyard leads to secluded entry i.heltered by red llle roof Fie!>l11 dirung plu11 cant1na bar and gourmet kitchen! Soaring sLalrc•se lo Muter bdrm plut child's retreat. Pool plus tennis. Make this Twnhm living at ita finest. Try $5.4~ tat.I down. Call 141.eGlO Heritor Vi~w Hom•s Montc1oto model & shows like one! Custom wall wmdow and floor cover- ings. 4 Bedrnu. formal dining rm. sp~c1ous family rm, fireplace. Lots or bui It ms and other extras too numerou~ to ~ention. On a beautiful· ly landscaped corner lot. See to at'precl:ite. G.-rel IOOZIG•Mrel 1002 $136.000.644·7270 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0,... Sat/Swt 1-S 1915 Port lrisNI HI Ol'fN llt 9 • rr S 1u•; fJ 81 .. l(r l•tiilil sen things fast with Dally ~~~~~~~~~ Pilot Want Ads. ~ NEW USTIMC'i .OU.'S DIUCMff Bright cheery 2 bdrm PLUS DEN with wet bar, at r ium, va ulted ceilings, DARK ROOM. Cu1-de·sac street adja· cent to SANTA ANA GOLF COURSE and Palisades Tennis Club. $89,500. •513 t'MtMDl!llMtfE OPE N DAll..Y 8A.M. T06 P.M. • I I ...........••.....••••••......••.•.•..••.•••.• G~ral 1002 G~Mral 1002 ..••.•...•......•.....• ·•·•••···•···•···••···• WESLEY N TAYLOR CO. REALTORS since 1H4o 3 llG CANYON TOWMHOMES l.\parkl1ng New! Country Club atmosphNl' l'nvate garden court-yd. 1·11lrv pool . lC'nnts & golf course 'scw Sunl\••11 t..H. wel bar. securitv. Thl• · 0.1~tn•st" I-story 2 bdrm. modC'I h1,ghly upgraded.· A1r-cond., lush cptni.: & cusl. drapes. Microwave oven. Lease $795 mo. Sale $136,500. Beaut "Greenbrier" 2 story 2 BR, sitting rm. 2 bath, formal DR. For l<'ase $600 mo For sale S149,500. Spattous "ft;J Dorado" 3 bdrms., 21h baths 2-story. Lge kitchen. lge DR. For lease $f>OO mo. For sale $159,500. 26 CANYON ISLAND DR. Sat/Sun 1·5 <off Ford Road-East of Jamboree) SHORECUFFS IEAUTY -$235.000 Charming Provincial with a picturebook setting! Beautiful & quiet area. Custom qual. built 3 BR home w/lovely pool. Abundant fine wood thruout. View of ocean from mstr BR. llG CAHYOH -SZIS,000 .Just steps from Big Cyn clubhouse. A beautifully customized Deane Homes 3 BR Monaco. Exquisite decor thruout. Soft colors, fine ·wall papers lush cptng & drapes, prof. ldscp. Many extras in kitchen, jacuzzi. 7 RUE GRAND VALLEE Sat/Sun 1·5 UDO ISi.i HOMI FOi LEASE Lovely 2 story, 3 Bdrm & den home incl. lge master BR w/lge sundeck . Spac. LR & forma l dining. Cpts., drapes. Unfurnished. $1,000 mo. llG CANYON MIW USTIMG City lights view l Comer locatlon f Lovely 4 BR hom e with 2 baths + g uest powder rm. Lge living rm with cathedral ceiling & floor·to-celllng fireplace, formal DR, f a m rm with fireplace. Bri&ht sunny kitchen & lge breakfast area. Air·cond, a utomatic sprinklers & delightful patios. Former model home on quiet street. S TORREY PINES LN. Sat tsun 1-~ llllS.J ....... .... MIWPOlrT CIMTll. M.I. , ........ . .. · r. '°' HERITAGE . r-r l\l TORS • t REAL ESTATE BY McVAY· BEACH, is prof.Id to all· ounce that ELUE WATSON has been presented the first Million Dollar Award from the H.B.·F.V. Board of Realtors for the .-Q.. K€Y calendar year of 1977. For *FP.€ALTOP.s li prof esslonal .real estate service, contact EI.I.IE WATSON at REAL 4 llt + F/R ESTATE BY McVAY, 842·9371. 2STORY I ,..., --------EXECUTIVE HOME JG=:~.~--::~;:~~~~== I•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• l>i.ni.aa wilb view of Tcr race. Builtln wet bar plus Family Room. Winding s tairs to hidt!awa y UNBWEYABI.£ View from the glass walls of this front , row Irvine Terrace custom 3 bedroom + maid's or office, 3 bath home. Master suite, North lights sky lights, heated pool & Jots more. Offered at I $240,000. Master Suite. Call 963-6781 Ol'IN Ill 0 . " \ I Lill ,,., BH•<• • [®R~!ll } COIONA ~!~~'~ REALTORS SEA HAVEN I !!!!!!!1-!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 3 Bed room + large 18x 2G 4 family rm. a super area COIOMA DEL MAA Beautifully mamtained couple's home w /2 bedrooms, 2 baths, & large viewing deck overlooking Canyon & Little Corona Beach. Have plans for expansion. $215,000. orEH 1.s. 234 HAZEL WESTCUFFS FIHEST - JUST LISTED Across from Mariners Park & School. Walk to shopping & busi- ness. Country kitchen, lovely landscaping in this beautifully kept 3 bedroom home. $130,000. O,EH t ·S. 1127 MARIMERS DR. PEEk AT THI PAC.RC Large, near new c.ondo . 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, large living room w /wet bar & fireplace formal dining. Recreation cente; with tennis, swimming & jacuzzi. $105,000. 105 COLUMllA. OPEN 12·5 COltOHA DEL MAR VIEW 'this spacious, private & dramatic 4 bedroom home is complete with pool & paneled library. Oeean & canyon views. Outstanding home, setting & V41ue at $215.000, & you own the land. for family ralSlng. On today's market lhl.IS 1s a temf1c buy! ~a -ANYTIME TUDOR POOL-BEACH $62,950 Circular drive to secluded entry. Huge Li ving Room with crack lin g s ton e fireplace Pub gourmet Kitchen. Dint-Oram<1t1r view of covered pavilion and sµarklang hl'atecl & filtered rreeform pool Hidea way Ma~lt·r & Guest swtes. Assume VI\ lo an . Hurry ! C all 963-7881 tJt'tf\ ,,tJ•1/jlLr,rO.,fN"'f iem11111 PRfVATE PARTY Wants duplex o r lnµle>. in~ B. area Contact Mr L. WoJr 1213 >8!.l-I ii:!:! en•. tiWPORT HEIGHTS One-of-a-kand 3 bedroom home located on a quiet tree ltned slre!l.'l. Two huge rtll>t1c wooden sun deck'\ and pool srted ) ard with E Z boJt or VACATION AT MOie In beautiful Dover. Sbon=s. Yl6w th• bay, boats & city ll&hts from yoor own step-up 1 vlng room w/bt11e atone firepla~. or your den w/firepl_a~~. built-in wet ba.r. refrla. le beauUfUJ.ly crafted walnut cabinets. Or touqe around a gorceoua .pool w/a~cious private courtr.ard -Jacuzzi off master BR. On II• comer lot w/maint· free landscaping. Deluxe security system. 2BRs+den. $230,000. Marjorie Mahan 8'4-6200. tF'8) DONT II S'11SAID ... treat yourself to a view home that • overlooks the bay. ocean. Catalina & lights of Newport Center. Quality home w/lg. living room & lg. formal dining room both overlooking water. 12' ceilings; all BRs open to courtyard pool (3BRs). Library & Camily room • (or SBRs). Very adaptable floor plan -over 4500 sq.ft. $32.5,000. Beverly Morphy 642-8235. (F49) MEWPOltT llACH -IAYFltOMT Spacious family home boasts approx. 4000 sq.ft. of living space including 3 lg. BRs, 41h baths, formal dining adult recreation family room w/bar' wine rack, fireplace & paneled u; rosewood & teak + brldst. room & of· rice/library all w/bay view. Situated on quiet street: dock 4Sxl8 with 60' bayfront. $450,000. Vee Stinson 642-~. (FSO) STUHNIHG IA Y VIEW - DOYER SHORES Galaxy Dr. garden home w/dramatic atrium en.try. 4BRs, den/office, lg. formal dmmg room w/fireplace. Vaulted ceilings. Garden setting in the Bayview patio w/pool, jacuzzi & deck· ing. $258,000. Harriet Perry 642-8235. CF51) UMDA tSLI IA YAtOMT Fine Mediterranean residence _(architect Ed Giddings). High ceil- ings, heavy beams., tiled noors handsome oak cabinets. 5BR suites' formal dining, spacious family roo~ w/soda fountain, billiard room. Pool jacuzzi & sauna. Understated colocs'. Offered as a leasehold estate a t $895,000. Call for color brochure. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. (F52) UMDA ISLE -HEW EXCLUSIVE Exceptional ~BR , Slh bath lagoon home w/colomal flavor. Spacious liv· ing areas -interior atrium - gourmet kitchen -paneled study - ~ier & slip. The finest appointments & fixtures. An executive home w/style & elegance. Appt. only. Martha Macnab • 642-8235 <FS3) II~ CANYON TOWNHOUSE Fountains. tennis, pool, jacuzzi all overlooking Champ1onsh1p gol f course These go with this brand new, imaginative. award winning 2 bedroom home. Come see it. $125,000. trailer access make th1~ G ol 1002 ~ an actiw family's dn•am ~r ~ral I 002 horn~ Prtted n)!hl ~•l ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO VALUE Sun splashed privacy on the mside of Lido Isle. 3 bedrooms, new ap. pliances & paint. Move-in cond1~ tion. $158,500 UDO COlMEA HOMI Large customized home with every room havrne outstaoding features. Five bedrooms, dining. family & den. Close to club & ten- nis $275,000 SUMMY, HA,,Y HOM1 Great location in Bayshor es Private Communaty, near swim· ming beach Custom remodeled with spacious open feeling. Hurry! $147,500 TO'M•IOMI -116 CANYC* The Greenbraer, split-level 2 bedroom, 2 bath award winning home on 6th fairway. Brand new and handsomely upgraded. Ten- n is, poo15 , park·like setting. Architecturally imaginative. $138,000 . UMCHO SAM JOA9U1M Fantastic View location over golf course & park. Top unit with 2 bedrooms, den & 2 baths. com- munity pool & jacuzzi. High ceil· inJs & fme woodwork accentuate this excellent value at $94,500. Land included. MIW IM UHIYasnT PAIK Sought-after 3 bedroom "Universi· ty" model Park home. Super fami· ly room & formal dining room. L~ated on 2 parks, plus a quiet, pnvate yilrd ot your own. $l.14,000 lnt!ludes the laDd. NIMI 40 AIT IATFIOMf Located on Lido bland. Stucco 3 bedroo~ home compl with l1l. roof. Fortnal dinln1 room. old fashioned k;ftchen, larae ~o, pier ~ aUp. $395,000 A COf..OWIU. ....._ C~ 6~4-1166 SS'i suo l'.\LL 751 31!•1 «;:SELECT 'T PROPERTIES HEW,ORT CREST OHL Y 582,000 Two s tory N ewµort Bearh luxun furm:JI d1111n~ 3 king s 11c bt.'<lronm!' "llh rn<1:-~•H' master :-.u1 tl' Flc>.1blc fanancmg. Area s most popular condo plun C;ill today• 646 7171 [ij1fijjjtt1 $42,950 Yes it's 'l\111 po~s1ble to get a 3 bd midence for undt•r ~541 000! <:on\ t' rucnt loc:;,it1on for shufl p1nii & <"Ommunit' pool & J<1cuzz1 •n :.11lable too' Beller cbeck this o ut TODAY' G4tl-77ll ~ Wnlkr.r 1; lee Real lr.tate NEWPORT HACH LUXURY $135,000 Top location. Cua\pm built home. ldeul ror •n t•t•inJnlf. Maaslve rooms all open onto beaut1ru1 pool ~rea. Bonus room perfect lot teenagers or rJ1·law1. Plenty of room for hoeC or trailer parkin1. Don't miss lhis one l G46-7l 7 l !i'll(jl ' REALTORS 675-5511 OPEN HOUSES llG> CAHYOH TOWNHOUSE # f I CAHYOM ISLAND DR., off Ford lead: l ......... J battt. fonwat ..... rOOM, ... with wtf bar. Catt.dial cem..g let ITIMJ rooa, for grocious, spacl0tts ll•htcJ. tAC.... llSe of pool, jClllClllll .ct ..,.., cowt. SIH,400. Opett Sat & Wa 1·5 #6 CANYON LANI -CANYON CIEST t. CCllWMI det Mer, deM to H.-. View = c.....,. off Pacific View Drht. l f9llly """ 21/J baHa, ..,,.., ~...,.. ............... _, --~~ .......... p.ty .... at $6_5W ..... Qpttt Sat & S. I -5 I • • • • HARIOI VIEW HOMIS. t._.ago ,._. 4 11• I DI" 2 bot"-t-, roo., I :1il•1 ...... Side_.~,.._. ..... ... flo fnft ......._ cen ._. .. ,. ........ . SIM.~,._ - llAU'NIUI. •u rr s "8 V11ta Trueba. Y·Plan, 3 ~ baths & powder room. Fonner with lovely appointments. $113.80I). See Evelyn Shauen. 1.s HIGH AIOVI 1UPOA 14 Seaside Circle, olf S'uperior Ave. Lovely 2 bdrm., 2 bath condo, close to beach. Incl. pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, washer & dryer. $64,000, Sun. l-5 MEW IA 't'fllON'r 1001 Mariners Dr., Dover Shores. Soon completed, with 2900 ft. of luxury. 3 Bdrms., family rm., wet bar, 3 baths, 3 ca.r ia.raae. Select your colon & carpeting. SZ'l8.ooo Sun. 1.s CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4621 Cortland. Beautiful ocean & Catalina view. 3 Bdrrns. & den with nicely landscaped yard. Sp.;cious rooms. Key to 3 private beaches. Owner leaving area. $160,000. See Pia Metcalf, Sun. 1·5 llG CANYON #10 Rue Cannes. Exceptionally lovely garden condominium. 2 Large bdrm.s. & den, surrounding 2 landscaped garden coons. Price considerably re· duced to $204,950. See Muriel Barr, Sat. & Sun. 1·5 UNITS WANTED Serious buyer wants 15 to 30 unit Orange County apt. In exchange for cash & Newport lsland duplex. PROF1$$10MAL ILD6. 10 Modem offices, 2 secretary's of· fices, vault, kitchen, 4 baths, air- cond.itioning, music, walnut paneling ~ lge. law library room. Ample park- mg. Plans for large addition . .Real pride of ownership property. Scheduled income $27,000+. Price $225,000. DOYS SHOltlS Front row magnificence with panoramic view or bay, ocean & Fashion Island. Bright & cheerful, with 4 large bdrms., large family rm. with frplc. & wet bar. Huge formal dining rm. $325,000. IEAUTIFUL 5 IOIM. Mission Viejo's best & largest, with large family rm., formal dining rm., frplc .. 3 car garage. Good mt. & night light views. This 2.850 ft. beauty, of· fered by transferred owner, for $125,000 NEWPORT ISi.A.MD DWI.IX WeJI maintained, 7 years old~ close to water sports & swimming beach. Each Wlit, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, frplc . & encl. garage. $172,000, With tax de- ferred exchange. DUPLEX OM AVOCADO South of Hwy. on one of Corona del Mar's pretties t, wide streets (opposite Irvine Terrace). 2 Bdrms., with frplc. & l ·bdrm apt. with a sep. room & bath for use as guest apt. or office. Shown by app't. $135,000 Fiut ~ 759·0810tR Guot Wutvut Btq. 450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 759·081 l G.._,.al f 002 .Getwral I 002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• {ti.st~ .J3!f 644-1133 1g ;ca lh ANYTIME WATER. WATER, WA.TH 2 homes located in prime Newport Beach waterfront area. Own your own 32' boat dock. 3 Bdrm., 2,,, Baths. beautiful courtyard. Open House Sun- day 1·4 : 30. Owner will consider lease-sale or lse/opt. 4423 & 4459 W. Coast Hwy. Priced to sell. $124,900 & $126,500. LEASES ROM $450 TO SHO I ' SCC\\.~~-~£!fs• That lntri911in9 W orrl Gome with o Chudle ----Htot-•1 ti.AV l l'OWIN ---- 0!:~~~ ..,..,.. _... ""'' ~ .. ol wdllltllohel ~ .. f1 (js(ILr I f PITPOT I I I' I I' I t S ~ Y C I L I I' I I I I BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.11 ti,,,, ... o .... l'J t> t>l'l tilol ., .. ,.. IOOJt1 .. rwl I 002 ....................... ••••····•·········•·· ~It macnab / lrvtne ?.-realty , FIMll HOMES PIOM $14,fSO TO Sl.Z00,000 YllW HOME Of'IN 5'a4. I ·I P .M. -lJS UNDO (Balboa Blvd/Island/Bay to Lindo) Custom charmer. 3BR, 3 bath, a.- story, 5 yr. old home w/vievl from every room. 3rd BR could be bonus room w/fireplace & wet bar. $182,000. (F36) MIW llG CAMYOM FAM&. Y HOMI SBR home designed for family en· tertainment AND privacy. 4500 sq.ft. on one of Big Canyon's largest Jots. 2 family rooms, formal dining b~kfst. room·, convertible study: wme closet, 2 wet bars. BeautifUlly decorated. Room for pool. No other like this! $310,000. Of'B4 SUM. l·S P.M. 41 IOYAL ST. G>EOIK (F37) SLf:BllMG> IEAUTY! Waiting for some smart prince to give it a kiss of love. So prince, grab your check book & get on down to see me! l 'll be OPIN & WArnG <*SUN. 12-4 P.M. .t 1411 llYIMI. MEWPOttT IUCH...and I'm ready to bargain! Lois Miller 642·8235. (F38) IAYCUST-POOl.-$179,500 Spacious custom 4BR home on quiet street. Formal dining, family room w/fireplace, 2,,, baths. Lg. service room; eating area in kitchen; built in BBQ ; separate play area for children. Lg. lot. Perfect for out- do or entertaining. Owner transferred. OPEN SUM. 12-4 r.M. 1925 WD«>WAU. (F39) SPACIOUS Ir GRACIOUS Ex!!eptionally lg. 2·story family home. Master suite & bath are huge, PLUS 3 additional BRs. Lg. family room, great kitchen, formal dining & exquisite living room. AJI professionally decorated & situated on a beautiful!-. landscaped Jot af. fording great p<.itlo privacy. 6 mos. new Owner transferred & anxious. $118 ,500 Bill Hutchings 752-1414. (F40> IA YSHOltE IEAUIT What more could a family want? Just a few steps from a private beach w/volleyball & playground. Newly remodeled 4BR+den, 4 bath charming "cottage" in fabulous Bayshores. New random plank flooring in living room, microwave center & built-in nu-tone in country kitchen. Jacuzzi tub in master bath. Mini-water view from master BR. Jeanne Barnett 644-6200. (F42) WISTCUFf CHARMER Sharp & well designed 2BR & den w/dining room. New electric kitchen & carpeting. Used brick fireplace; 2 nice patios; well ma.mcured yard. Traditional style w /heavy shake roof. ONLY $124 500 incl. land. Cathy Schweick'ert 642-823.S. (F43) EASTSIDE FAMll. Y HOME Offers 3BRs, guest quarters + lg. redwood jacuzzi -on tree studded lot in choice location. Property ls in beautiful condition awaiting the buyer who appreciates quality. $104,500. Polly Johnston 642-82~. (F44) llVIMI COYI Orange County's moat exclusive guarded Oceanfront community - white sandy beaches & total privacy. Spacious home especially designed for adult entertaining. Gourmet, restaurant·slze kitchen· formal dining; lg. family room w/aunken wet bar seatl.n& 8; study + 3 BRa. Beautlf ul pool + ocean view. $325,000. Beverly Morphy 842-8235. (F45) II DAm•1 Glor1oue •µn·filled Deauvllle~ beauUfully decorated tn subtle celery •.hades & overlootmg scenic Bil ClllYOD f altway. 4BRs. i.285,000. Donna pustet 64U23S. CP48) THIS ONI CAl4T LAST LO.I Lov•IY. ~.:San Car lot.. model - 2BRS +. rcl!nJDa room. Rancho San Joaqwn 1S THE pJoee to live I Many extru! $105,000. Laulo Sbarlrany 152-lUC. (FCT) r ·~!!.~~•••••••I~:!,.~~~•••••••~.~.~ ....... ~-~~•••••••~!~~·~ ........ , HaaHForW. _SU'.""nday__....,._~_r_uary_ ... zr,.. .... 11ITT _______ _....0Al_LY_Pl_LO_T_ ... ~..,5 ... G...,... tooH"'"' 1002 Cieei11r... too• ~ 1002 Ge.rot t 002 ....................... HCMll~ For 5• ••• 1111 • G •••••• ••••••••••••••1 • • • • • • • • • •••••••• •. • ••• •• •,. • •••• ••••... ••• • •••• • ••. •• •••••• • •• ••• -.. ...... ••• •••• ••••• • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • •••• • • •••••1Mral I 00.2 I 00~ -------------··•···················· ...................... . LCICJWIO VIEW TOWNHOUSE -NEWPORT ....... Me•,_t Crelt To•.t111 • a .. etc-+ .• ,,., ...... , .,....w J lt .. aa. wfHt tor.• .._.,... ...t kJtdm .... ..., ,... ............... of ................. ~ $'2,100. OPIH HClleM Sat/S.. l·S #I 2 he ... Cowt LET'S GO A·ASHIHG 210 AC:.ES MGI' beo.ffM L_.e 1.-... flt si.n. ..... °"" 175 .... Horflt of Los A1tt1leL Mr# rood llt. Gnat for resort ~ C..... ntU tJUIS f, fitMilg. etc. Wiii nll h•dhldul porceb. 011ly $1200/ecn. Plclwfl at llslilHJ offfu. OPEN FOR INSPECTION EY&Y DAY. SUPER 3 BEDROOM IROOKVIEW TOWHHOME Spadom floor plait, '"'oded. .. A...,. ICJlth.. .. carpets .ct ...... C••.._. to pool. jocemi. .ct prhah hNtis cowh. htdildes: r.trfge1 oto., washer .ct ..,.... S~ and two patios. Heer SCMllh Coast Pina. Costa Mesa. Only $76,000. OPEN HOUff Sat Ir Sun 1-5 618 Lalinie-w CALL NOW ' 752 -7315 DONALD M . BIRD Associates. Re alto rs R-.cheth WITH VIEW Nrarly 2 aeres nestled ao\Orlg giant oaks ooly 2\11 miles to the surf w~ a remarkable custom buill 3 bdrm + den + Cumily rm bome de· l'itg."I~ lo m11xlmiie lbt punoram1c, hill~ rll.llchland view. Also ! CW' l'OH·rcd parking + room for campers, boats etc. 'fhe eorral l'an ac \•ommodJtlo' a,. man) horses as you rouhl eve1 wanl Wtlh room to spare. 01'"F'£RING PRICI'. $220,000. Call 644·7211 ~NIGEL GAILEY & A55llCIATES ATTIHTIOM INVESTORS Sl6,500 Older home located in Huntington Beach on OOJC100 ft. lot near school WATER WAYS! On the C ANAL or nearby on RIVER. .. water is a way of lite for lucky Newport Beach residents. LAUMCH A DIMGHY from the veranda of this la rge 3 BR. & den, water oriented family home. Now building & ready before summer. You own the land . OP EN SAT /SUN. l·S. 237 CANAL, Newport Shores. $175,000 RIVM DUPLEX 3 BR. & 2 BR. Xlnt ren· tat. Large lot. patio & sundeck. $130.000 LO PltJCE. HI VALUE 3 BR, l'h ba. beach unit, in this West Newport studio du~lex. Frplcs. Only $129,SOO D 4 V 1 D S 0 N R'E A LT i ~801 W Coml Hw. N B 645 · 75 75 31 lb t·~1-wport Bl.ti. fll 3 673 · 9060 park and nt>w library. I Gre11t starter home. J<'m GeMraJ I 002 General I 002 rnor~ inlormataon on th•~ • • • • • • • • •• • • • ••••••• ••• ••• •• • • • • • • •• • •• • ••• ••• unique buy call 963·6767 (}f ~I 1 t I fJ • ' ' ~I (, J I • • J ' CALLUS FOR Condos fTwnhses In Tustin & Irvine- from S3!J,000 lo $69.000 EXC'ELLENTTERMS THE HOMESELLERS 752-5353 OUR IEST J ust listed. 4 outstanding properties from $162,500. Ocean views. Pools. Tennis Court. 2. 3 & 4 Bedrooms. Call one of our counselors LUSKWREALTY a Jo hn JJ . /,u sk & S on Cn. BA YFRONTt pier & float, lots $185,000 to $295,000, o build your own custom borne. Several a reas to choole from. ATTRACTIVE Linda Isle 5 BR, 4"11 ba., fam. rm. & formal dining; lge. tile patio & waterfront deck. $350,000 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J.\ l B11y\1dt• 01 IVt• N ~ t.7) 61()1 I 002. GeMf'OI 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IETTYWAUa A sincere thanks to Betty Waller f o r a , n o u tstandi n g 1976, from all her friends at R eal Estat e B y M c V ay. Brookhu rs t. A great asset to the Real Estate industry and a p r o v e n professional, she's the La Cuesta specialist and services her clientele with experience, understa nding, and expert perfor ma nce. He r dedication is empha tically supported by the fact that she received "TOP LISTER AWARD" for the Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley Board of Realtors for the year 1976, and top producer for m any years. Ge-neral I 002 Gftle-ral I 002 °Ge-Mral I 002 Gftlt>ral I 002. General I 002 -------------............................................................................. : .................................... . ~~~~~! .......... !?~~I ~!~~:! .......... ~?.~~ Gfeganl ESTATE LIVING JN THE BLUFFS OPEN SUN. 2926 PERLA SOPH1ST1CATED, CHIC TOWN HOUSE WITH VAULTED IEAMED CEILINGS Ir 180' PERIMETER VIEW. l IDRMS .• 31/1 IA THS, 2 FRPLCS., HUGE DINING RM., FAMILY RM .. GOURMET KITCHEN, DECK & BRICK PATIOS. TOP DESIGNER'S OWN HOME. RARE OP- PORTUNITY TO PURCHASE! $197,900 INCLUDING LAND. I 002 Ge-ne-ral 1002 •••...•...•.......•..•.•....................•. IY THE WA TY $129,500 leo•tiful loyside Cou Condo. Glwwww 2 Sby with 2 '*"-· patio .ct ., .. w. OM THE WATER Ca.do ...... Hws $91 ,500 -2 .._ -loat Sip A•ail $125,000 - 2 ldlrM -loaf Sip A•ait JOG TO WATER s 154.000 Ct.oiu CaroM .. Mer loc:Clllion. Rcre .,.. .. c ... a.-..ctol..,. .. ,. • llw. Mew ccrpet .ct frftlt ~or. S.. it Salwdilry or S-., l·S PM. IUCYCLE TO WAT& $149,500 Mew f if•d styt. wttt. POOL,_....... "°"' 4 ... a.o.. wffh ....., ,,. ed ................. QINllltymd.,.. ... bt1t M.wport leodt loceffOL Lllslt gn1wy& ............. DRIVE TO WATa SltS.000 .. best ........................ ..... .t. SpnMm 5 M. a.o... l1wllM pool clld ...... ,..... , ..... floor ..... for ... *-ly. OM THI WATa $23',000 ,,. ., ,.... ............... ,_. ~ Ito.. -...... " .. Uttl9 ..... ...... 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Has hrdwd noors, din area, neat decor. (d eal for starter & only $39,950. 545-949i PUSTIGEAIU Plenty of rm in this 4 bd & a den or 5 bdrm, 3 ba home. Has fnnl din r m , btfl decor , in immac condition. Located on a p pealin g t ree-lined street. $85,000. 545-9491 WESTMINSTER SPABU.-IUUTY Btflly upgraded 4 bd. Lark Village hm. New wax free floors , Me x quarry tile entry, nu crpts, fresh paint, Bl radar range, new copper plmbin g . Walk to Mile Square Park. Only $67,500. 545-9491 MESA VEllDE HUGE LOT Lovely 2 story, 4 bdrm . 2 ba home on 113 acre. Has frml din, fam kitchen, mirrored PV stone frplc . fresh paint. Grow a garden. have an olympic pool & still have a lge yd. 545·9491 VA TEllMS MESA VERDE Lovely shk roofed 4 bdrm, 2 bath MV home. Offers lge m s tr w /atrium, country kitchen, cathedral ceilings & m o r e . Vets w e l co m e. 545.9491 GOLF COURS! EST A TE Totally uprgd in & out. Huge mstr ste down, 3 bd up, 2~ ba, Ige fam rm opens out to golf course, Liv r m , frml din. very spacious w /many xtras. A great view! 545-9491 VIUAGEWAUC S pacious 3 bdr m, 2 ba th condo w /big double car gar age & 2 p atio areas. Ideal location near So. Coast Plaza. 646-7711 or 540-8944 MESA YHDE llAUTY Uniquely designed around a lge, btfl pool this elegant 4 bdrm home is id ea l for g racious fa mily living. Ou ts tandin g prof. landscaping. Btfl area, close to the country club. $159,000. 646·77ll or 540-89-U UDO ISLE $2 I 7,700 Outstanding c us t o m b it home w/4 bdrms, 3 baths, fa m r m , 3 ca r gar age. 646·7711 or 540·8944 IAYCUST Most unusual cstm d esigned VIP residence w/3 s pacious bdrms, 3 baths, FRML din. rm & fam rm plus btfl pool. Jus t Ii s ted ! 646· 7711 or 540·8944 MAGHIFICEMT VIEW Of Newport Back Bay & m ountai n s. 3 s p acious bdrms, 3 baths, Cam rm, plus den/office or 4th bdrm. J ust redu ced to $139,500. 646· 7711 or 540-8944 FA.MT ASTIC VIEW From this immaculate Npt Bch hilltop home. Superb over s ize fam rm, both w /fireplaces. View of harbor & s unset ove r Cat a lina! 646-7711 or 540-8944 EXECUTIVE MA.NSIOM Superlative in every respect in this plush & comfortable 4 bdrm. 3 bath, VIP residence in sought a fter, exclusive Npt Bch area . Over 3600 sq ft of q u alit y d esi g n & · cr~ftsmanship . 646-7711 or 540-89« LAGUNA BEACH LAGUNA HACH CIOWMPOIMT Elegant cstm bit 3 bdrm, 2~ b a home s ituated on s t among $350,000 homes. ~ block to ocean. 2 m.str suites, stone frplc, parquet firs, elegant crpting. Many cstm blt·in.s & xtra features. Must see to appreciate. $185,000. 545-9491 YOUR NEARr~ ~ ............ 121J1c21.tu1 _, WAUCH & lH OFFICE IS OPEN LeP ................ IZIJl160.JJOJ.17141t21 ·1110 8:30A.M. T08:30P.M. '-t ........... ,,~,1 .... 121Jl42M421 • ~"' .............. 1714tU7.Slll.171411H·OSOO ........ ~"Aftot .. 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All are two bedroom units for $120,000. 3 units. great Eastside location. 2 one bedroom homes and a 3 bedroom unit with kitchen fac111tles. $88,000. tor more details, call 540· t 720 Owner's Pride! Sharp h ome In g reat area. Beautifully landscaped home, large L shaped patio, 3-ca·r garage. Professionally decorated In warm ' tones and textur86. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Fami- ly room with hearty fireplace. central air lo keep your cool. Deluxe kitchen. handy ap-• pliances and working areas. $67,250. call • 540·1720. Land....tl Giant: Gorgeous 5 bedroom family home with all the room you'll ever need. All concrete walks and patio, sprinklered yards. Convertible den, 3 baths. Huge family room with fireplace to cud· die by. Luxury hvmg room. private master suite, • lush carpets. 6 months new. $89.500. call 540·1720. Prestk)e Vina Pan! Freshly pemted inside and out. gorgeously de- corated. central forced air heating and air con- d1t1oning. 4 versatile bedrooms. 2 baths. ln· timate dining room, wood burning fireplace 1n the pool table sized family room. Entry hall to Irving room. covered patio. Sprinklers all around, heavy shake roof. $120.000. Call 540·1720 Del SetTO Ranch! Submit all otters today on this newly listed rambling ranch home Immediate possession available 3 bedrooms. t ¥• baths. Dining area next to the gourmet kitchen. Private master SUlte with 1rs own bath and dressing area. En· tertainer's living room with fireplace. Forced air hearing $65,900. Cati 540-1720. Mo City Nois~S! Quiet ... private COS street so you get hardly any noise and low trall1ct Wall< to grade schools, pretty patio area. Neatly manicured grounds. 4 bedrooms, 1 ¥• baths. Dining kitchen, cozy fireplace In the living room. Semi converted garage with wood paneling and carpets. Forced air heat. $69.900. Call 540·1720. Barqaln Priced! For tliis prestige Mesa Verde area. A. de· corators delight inside 1n nch tones and tex· tures. Newly painted and Insulated, richly paneled family room with a cozy fireplace. Din· mg area. party sized living room. The best In kitchen builHns. Covered patio for outdoor fun. Fully sprinklered yards. $76,900, call 540·1720 . $40,500.Talce Advantage! And save on this carrm1ng starter home. Reduced $1000, good area. Separate covered patio with BBQ area and playhouae for the kids. 3 bedrooms. wood decorated kitchen, liv· Ing room + eating area. Extra wide concrete driveway. Close to shops and bus service . $40,500, call 540-1720. Newport Crestf Handsome home with a view to Catalina from the private master su ite. Walk to the beach, tennis courts & comm. pool. Deluxe kitchen with sell cleaning oven, trash compactor for a space saver! 3 bedrooms. 3 batha. Eating area In the kitchen, fiesta family room. Log sized fireplace. Garage door opener for convenience. Lovely condo, 589.950, call 540·1720. 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa TAAIELL REllTORS.~ M ....... RELO . ,,- l . • . . .. m DAILVPll.OT &und!x.~.n.tm ~~~::~~!4!'! ....... ~~S:·-·· ~-~~-... 1~~~-.... 01•1tl teot.G .. swl 1001 (thn"..,,. .._....,...,. "-ethrS. · •-•til a~G ... rtil 100 ............. -......................... .. : ~=:~:::::::1~· ;:: ..... ···-;: :::·---~~ ~~~~ ........ -!!.'! ~.:::!!! ...... -• .!~ .............. ~;~ ~: .. ---.. :JI.-e,,,. ••••••• .. ••• .... -....... ••••••••••••••••••••• WESTCUFF SPICTACULAa IAYNOMT COM- u. VIEW On Tbe Bluff OPEN HOUSE Sunday 12·5 18506 Vallarta Smglc s tory 2 l>cllroom, :l bath Ucaut1lully de· c oratctl \~1th cu11lom <·;u·pt>tm.: & wnllpaper. !•'lreplacl'. lge entry hall Y.lth wood pe~i:ed floors. 2 pallos. Uoublc garage with electric-door opener. Swimming pool, J3CUUI, sauna & ll'MIS ~ourt. 9 months new .. $77,900 l.ocalcc.l •Jfl t:ll1s between Beat·h llhd & Newland in lluut111glon Ucach. 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Call <1u1c:k ! 847 6010 "''I ? • 11 ~ I ~, , t '' ,., • 4 Bedr-ooms ru.;s :?ttx30 bonu'i room '1dl•a I fur I t'l'OJgc•ri., molhl:'r in· luw l'lt· I l~1rgcCo ... t.i ~ll .. ,,1 fJmth home \lollh "ll'I' tlo\HI II\ rm. fpk, all ctt-c kitche n, dmcttc area, :! hath.;, lg t(.lrai.:c .inti n v ... 1oraJ.:l" Ovcr:,,11t•d lot n1mpl with t"overrd lorll·k pat111 O""'Tlcr hou!lht m•w .11111 must sell, dun t m1~:; 1l' ! 51&5880 ~HERITAGE REALTORS OPEN DAILY NEWPORT BEACH rsrn V I ST\ BAVA Comrr fu:.ttn H•k>m lor ken ..ii.;cr-; or m l..t\lo'\ 111 lhb dd.11·hcd s.:ue ... t room ~•ult' l'lu ... ,p,1t·1t1u ... 1-:.1r h \m1 r.• .111 .I lu rlt m ti 11111-. I Ill f 111111\ r111 11111111 ~11'1 1••1 I 1p1 11 1.! I 1>.1d. Jt1~\ll\ t·t( :>l:,f~I 111111 \ Oii ltll'i ''"' .ol1 \ I''"'" :1 ht·tltm, I.1r.·1· Int u~t·ll bm:k ffll< F11r mm<· 1nfcr, l'.tll R~d Corp~t 962-4495 1~101 \l'.l1?nnlt...1 l'allJ1·rt r ,\T\l.1'1.\ I s l.I-: <'II \It \I UI \I .1L 111f1n•nt Y1t•\\ ul '' .1!1111 11.irh"r ftom \11dlllt· Tt•1 r .Ht', :\.~t11rv \.\tth I !Ill p(U"! mimls room '', hath' 'Hi'l.000 t.IO 01;0•1 l•1r :111111 .. , ,,.,. 3 IR~ASTSIOE POOL-$86, 90 O! ~u1 cl Cul tit• s a t· in East.,1<1t-l ll.1 c-k H;n .tt"ea Dm1htc clnor enlrV F'ormul I" 1ng room Whitt.' Bnck f1rrpl.1cc ct1ant L.1m1h room Oler " l..1trhcn Pantry Sel"luded masll•r l!UJle 2 derorator IJalhs. One bdrm convertll to den us El'I{ l o :'lle'ol.pnrt c;ou Qxi.~e. Tal..t• advantajle, l'lll 752 1700 ltemod1ld S6S,SOO W.G~Gten Rllnch~tyle homC' I 800 l\q. (t 3 bdrms,. 1'4 b11., llS-family rm • frplc .. 1"1Ddry rm , air <'ond . ~. &eautlrut lndscp". DeeythinJ lmmac. In owt Call art SPM s»aeo \ SPYGLASS SPECIAL 4 a-POOL-JACUDI 1·Leve1. spectacular home; eomplete- Jy redecor. Finest quality. AJ.r..cond. Lge. tam. rm. with 2nd frplc. l~' Front row, unsurpassed. unobstructed view, ocean, harbor, city lights. P~ jacuui, fountain, gu fire pits in love- ly patio. $249,500. OPIM 1·5 29 CA.IMS. IA 'f HELEN 8. DOWD RIAL TOil. IMC. MLS 644-413.t 2 llDROOM 234 Hazel, Corona del Mar 644-1766 $21.5,000 Sat 2-S/Sun l ·S 18506 Valarto, Huntington Bcb. $77 ,900 Sun. 12·5 18562 Pueblo Cir, Huntington Bch. 963-5333 $75,000 SaUSun 12·5 348-lsth Place, Nwpt Hts. Area 642-5200 $63,500 SaUSun l ·S 320 Via Lido Nord, Lido, NB 640-6161 $229,500 SaUSun 1·5 27602 Morn. Str,SanJuanCapis. 493·9381 $57 ,000 Sat/Sun l·S #7 Viejo (San Joaquin Hills) Irv 5594946 $83,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1570 Via Capri #2, Laguna Bch 497 ·3595/ 494-6320 Sat/Sun 1·5 432 Carnation, old CdM, CdM 675-6000 $145,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 58 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 675-6000 $121,000 · Sat/Sun l·S 16796 Algonquin, Huntington Bch 840·1~1 Sun 1·5 17294 Citron (The Terrace) Irvine 752-1414 $74 ,900 Sun. l·S 2 IR & FAM ltM or Da. 178 Masters Circle, Costa Mesa • 833-8600 $89,500 Sun 1·5 365 La Perle Pl., Npt. Hts. 752-1920 $77,000 Sun 1·5 504 Fullerton St., Nwpt. Bch. 548-6577 $95,000 Sat/Sun 12-6 11 M adrona (RSJ) Irvine 644.QOO $92,500 Sal/Sun l·S •1000 Santiago (Dover Shrs.) NB 644-6200 Sat/Sun 1·5 7 Montanas Norte (RSJ) Irvine 642·8235 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1100 Dover Dr. (Westcliff) NB 642-8235 $124,500 Sunday 1·5 3 IEDROOM # 12 Escapade Court, Npt. Beach 752-7315 $92,500 SaUSun l·S 11 Greenleaf, Irvine 673-2012 $52,995 Sat/Sun l·S 15999 ML Matterhorn, Ftn Vly 546-8689 $66.900 Sat/Sun 12·5 4515 HmpdnRd,Cam.Shrs.CdM 644·6200 $174,500 Sat/Sun l·S 7 Rue Grand Vallee (Big Cyn) N.B. 6444910 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 27736 Golondrina, Mission Viejo 642-5200 $75,900 Sat/Swt l·S 618 Lakeview. Costa Mesa 752·7315 $92.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 8542 Glasgow, Huntington Beach 540·1720 $56,400 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••201 E . Edgewater, N.B. 673-6210 $225,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 205 Monte Vista (E.Side) C.M. 751·1473 $64,950 Sat/Sun 1:00-5 4033 Humboldt (Hntg Hbr) HB 846-5513 Sat/Sun 12·5 806 Joann, W/Side, Costa Mesa 675-5511 $61.500 Sun 1·5 270 E. Wilson, East Costa Mesa 642-6368 Sat/Sun 1·5 128 Via Yella, Newport Beach 673-1610 Open Sat/Sun 1-4 •3435 Fuchsia. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $96.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2252 Avalon. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $64.900 Sunday 1·5 •501 ~tm. Newport Beach 546-2313 $165,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #15 Dogwood South, Irvine 752-1700 Sat/Sun 12 3 10522LaRosa Cr. Fountain Valley 963-:.>93 Sunday 12-5 17842 Carranza, Huntington Bch. 962-4471 $70,500 Sun.12:30·5 2706 Vista del Oro, Newport Bch 644·11~ $92,500 Sunday l ·S 335 Lindao (Balboa Peninsula) &12-8235 $182,000 Sunday 1·5 1418 Irvine, Newport Beach 642-8235 $84,950 Sunday 12-4 20622 Elizabeth Ln., Hunt'g. Beach 962-3432 $73,500 Sun l·S •501 Playa, Bluffs, Nwpt Bch 675-6000 $126,000 Sunday 1·5 15312 Seine, The Ranch, Irvine 558-8844 Sunday 1·5 l ll & FAM ltM or 08' 1600 Sandalwood, Mesa Verde, CM 549-8655 $69,750 Sat/Sun l ·S •1514 Ruth Ln. (Westcliff) NB 673-7300 Sat/SUn 1-4 219 W. Yale Loop (Woodbridse> Irv 644-8984 $98,500 Sal/Sun l ·S 3852 Uris Court <C-Olony) Irvine 55.1·2542 f19,000 SaUSun 11-5 36 Drakee Bay. Newport Beach 637..f799 $199,500 SaUSun 10-S 48S Fullerton Ave, Npt. Hts., NB 642.2422 Sat/Sun 12..t 9692 Melinda Q-(La Questa) HB ~ $11S,OOO Sat/Swi l·S 517-leth St.. Huntington Beach 842-4466 $96.900 SaVSUn 1-l 1700 Port Charles CHVHomes> NB 64-t.QOO Sat/Sun 1.S ••407 Bayside Dt .• NB 642.am S38S oao SatJSUn1·5 18 Rue Villus Bil CAllJOB) NB 6U-823S ~000 S.t/SUnl·S 3 Bdrms 2,L b n.ft f -n.. ,.._., at 1600 S-...wood, CM DOMIMIUJiitl WITH' 41 PT. SLIPS ·• ""' 8 LAM>• a~ rm. • .__., "'--s.t/S. 1..S AVA••a& Slf1MO TO SZI0.000. lanai $149,~. -..-CALL poa l•DIM~TIOM a /llf'T. UDO ISLE NEW ENGLAND CHARM, 3 bdrms., 2 I've a new coat on, !lightly used bat, '4CMIOO batha. $1.59,500 I'm all dressed up, I'm in the middle Cl/ n/ /)f DOLL HOUSE 2 Bdrms. + den. of a quiet tract in Mesa Verde. I love Jh.41 fl,:)IM.ff6 $145,000 children, and yet asain. I could use a PBRCT &W...A• _ ..... ....-. , ... ~ v. llVIME little bit of peace and quiet. So come .-~ ·~ -.. · d on over and make me an offer l can't MUel llTCHIM ... CL PATIO, 1 3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Lge. in oor refuse. Will talk terms. Selling at a re-IDIMS. a DIMIM6. SI 14,500. 42' aquarium. Covered patio. $63,900 duced pn·ce of $69,750. 3 Bedroom. 2 YISTAsuart COSTA MESA °"" SATIC:law 14 17 Suite office bldg. 6,000 Sq. ft.; new· bath.·· .see you there!! ,_ RON ly carpeted & draped. $295,000 LIDO REALTY itil:~ ASIVCIAHi ll n ¥ta Udo. tU. uJ..noo INC 600 Newport Center Drive• M0-6500 ~=--.--~ --~'!'09 43 Royal st.George (Big Cyn) NB 642-8235 $310,000 Sundayl·S DIRECTORY Keep thht h•ndY directory With JOU lhl• ..-end H you go 9-ouee-huntlng. Ah the focattona M .. ed below are detertbed In ilf'ealet" ..... bf edVertlllng .. MWMf'e In todtty'e DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Patron• ahowtng open._... fOt Nie or Jent.,. U'V"d to Ute euch lrdormeUOft In ttil• column Heh Seturday and Sundey. 3941 Aspen, Irvine 540-1720 $115,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 3007 Carob, E/Bluff, Nwpt. Bch 673-8550 Sunday l·S 10652 Morning Glory. Fount. Vly. 842·2535 $69,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 15101 Syracuse, Westminster 540-9922 $83,900 Sat/Swt 1·5 249 Wake Forest (College Pk) CM 751·5589 Sat/Sun 1-4 •3952 He mingway Ave (Colony) Irv 552-3952 $78,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 8811 Lanark Cir .. Hunt. Beach 963-7881 $65,995 Sunday 12-5 402 Vista Trucha, Bluffs 631·1800 $115,000 Sat/Swt 1·5 8531 Martinique, Huntington Bch 536-7014 $71,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 •#18Canyon Isl Dr(BigCyn) NB 675-5511 $158,400 Sat/Sun l·S ••1001 Mariners (Dover Shrs)NB 75~11 $278,000 Sun 1·5 ~l Cortland (Cameo Hlds.) CdM 759-CMJll $160.000 Sun. 1·5 1111 Pembroke, Newport Beach 752.1920 $130,000 Sun 1·5 •398 VtSta Bay, Newport Beach 64&-3503 $1Zl,500 Sat/Sun l·S 8222 Snowbird, Huntington Beach 640-53S7 $11S,OOO SaUSun 1·5 376 W. 22n<lSt. Nwpt Bch 548-4165 $163,500 Sat/Sun 10·5 14 Deerwood East, Irvine SS9·S216/833-1666 Sat/Sun 12·5 16846 Mt. Fietcber, Fountain Vly 839-79CT7 $125,000 Sat/Sun 11-5 2207 Pt. Lerwick Pl, HbrVu,NB 640-0254 $165,900 Sat/Sun l·S •1324 Outrigger, Corona del Mar 640-7000 $178,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3902 Hemingway Av., Colony, Irv. 552·1715 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 9961 Oceancrest Dr. Hunt. Bch 968-5469 $136,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 14 Mission Bay (Spyglass) CdM · 642·823.5 $269,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 • • •214 Evng Star, DvrShrs, NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1718 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shrs) NB 642-8235 $258,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2731 Bayshore Dr. (Bayshores) NB 644.QOO Sat/Sun 1·5 •2136 Sterling, Costa Mesa 645-0003 Sat/Sun 1·5 5921 Brassie, Hunt. Bch 752·1700 Sunday 12·4 •1320 Mariners Dr., Newport Bch 752·1700 $249,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 17 Monterey Cir, Spyglass, NB 640-2437 $235.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 5062 Doanoke, Irvine 752-1700 · Sunday 1·5 •4600 Roxbury, Cameo Shores,CdM 675-3411 $199,950 Sat/Sun 1-5 251 Oceanview, Newport Bch 646-7711 $225,000 Sunday 1·5 •2051 Shipway Ln, Nwpt. Bch 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1·5 404 Fullerton Ave., Nwpt. Hgts. 646-4118 Sat/Sun 12-5 18980 Dakota, Fountain Valley 751-3755 $89,900 Sun l ·S •3076 Molokai. Costa Mesa 546-2313 $82,500 Sun 1·5 113 G Street, Balboa Peninsula 558-8844 Sunday l ·S •2449 Windward, Newport Beach 642·8235 $150,000 Sunday 1·5 15 Rue Cannes <Big Canyon) NB 642-8235 $215,000 Sunday 1·5 25 Sycamore Crk,TrtlrckGln,Irv 752-1414 Sunday 1·5 25511 Charlemagne, Laguna Hills 837-4521 $85,500 Sun. 1·4 17651 San Marmo Circle, Ftn Vly 968-8335 $8.1,900 Sun 12·4 3199 Haiti, Costa Mesa •9677 Turtle Dove. Fountain Vly 962-9311 $79,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 2828 Tabago Pl. Mesa Verde, CM 642-5200 $89,500 Sat/Sun l·S 225 LaJolla Dr., Newport Beach 646-7968 $139,950 Daily •20692LaVonne La. Hunt. Bch. 546-4141 $105,000 Sat/Sun 1-S •4506 Wayne. Cameo Highlns, CdM 642-5200 $168,500 Sat/Sun l·S 5 Torrey Pines Ln (Big Canyon) NB 644-4910 $235,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 311 Santa Isabel, Costa Mesa 548·0169 $78,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 2829 San Juan, Mesa del Mar, CM 556-2600 $76,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 1720 Port Sterling, HarbVuHms 645-0303 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 9871 Flamingo, Fountain Valley 9624471 $75,000 S/S 1: 00-5: 30 1640 Labrador, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $72,500 Sunday 1·5 960 Cheyenne, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $75,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 843 Sonora, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $72,000 Sunday 1·5 •13832 Margene Cir., Irvine 752·1700 Sat/Sun 12.3 •3030 Country Clb Dr, MesaV, CM 646-7711 $159,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •49 Montecito(Spyglass Hill) CdM 496·9501 $275,000 Sat/Sun l·S 18894 Deodore, Fountain Vly 751·3755 $79,900 Sat/Sun l·S 26 Deerwood East (Deerfield) Irv. 545-2637 $100,000 Sun 1·5 1806 Leeward Ln. Newport Beach 642·7889 $150,000 Sunday 1·5 1681 Labrador, Costa Mesa 540·1720 $76.900 Sunday 1·5 410 Lenwood Dr CNpt Hts> C.M. 646-3347 $89,500 Sun 1 5 749 Olympic, Mesa No., CM 540-9922 $60,500 Sunday 1·5 941 Crocus Cir. Green brook, CM 645-0303 $79,500 Sun. 11 : 00-5 3290 California, Mesa Verde, CM 546-4141 $72,900 Sunday 1·5 •2332Colgate, Coll. Pk, CM 556-2660 $73,500 Sun 1·6 3261 lndiana, MesaVerde, CM 5464141 $74,900 Sunday 1·5 752·1414 $118,500 Sunday 1-5 1925 Windward (Baycrest ) NB 642-8235 Sunday 12·4 • 32 Point Loma (Spyglass) CdM 644-6200 $315,000 Sunday l·S •19 Royal St.George (BigCyn) NB 644-6200 Sunday 1-5 339 Hamilton, Costa Mesa 556-2600 $61,500 Sun 12·4 217 E. Ocean, Balboa Penin. 751-3191 $191,000 Sun 1·5 4151 Rabon Dr. RacqtClub, Irv. 675.roo<> $110,000 Sunday l·S •1743 Bayport Way, Back Bay, NB 675-6000 $116,000 Sunday l·S 502 Kings Rd. (Cliffhaven) NB 642-0200 $195,000 Sun l·S 11380 Palm, Fountain Valley 5464141 $69,500 Sunday 1·5 •1531 Highland Dr. Wstcl!f) NB 642-4426 $149,000 Sun 1·5 4 llDIOOM ••237 Canal (Newport Shrs) NB 645-7575 $175,000 Sal/Sun 1-S * • 113 Via Lido Soud Lido Isle 631-1800 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1-S •2101 Highland, Harblfahl.nds 540.1151 Sunday l ·S •4501 Gorham,Cam.Sbrs.,CdM 644-1766 Sat2·5/sun 1-S 4833 Dorchester ,CamH'lnd,CctM 673-3890 $189,900 Sat/S\Dl 1 5 426 San Bernardino, Nwpt. Bch. 546·2313 $120 000 Sat/Sun l·S •l~ Nantes <The Ranch) Irv. 752-7541 $81,990 Sat/Sun l ·S 13731 Olymplc Ave, Costa Mesa 540-81'9/546·5605 Sun l ·S 9811 Fairt.lde, Huntington Beach 540-lra> $69.900 Sunday 1-S S llDIOOM ••205 Via Lido Soud,Lldo Isle 631·1800 $210,000 Sat/Sun l·S 3028 Harding Way. Costa Mesa 832-8752 $67 ,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5 • • 'AM IM _. DIM • 1833 Port Charles (HVHomes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 2758 Mallard (Mesa Verde> CM 557·7648 $121.soo SaVSun ~s 1228 Marina Lane CWestcllff) NB 644 7878 $159,500 SaUSun 1-5 •17 Royal St. Gecrge, Bii Canyon 6'0-6161 s.1~.000 Sat/Sun 1-s 20082 Mural, Huniliigton Seacli • 540-1720 $89,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 2390 Redlands Dr., Newpmt Beech 64U36S $175,000 Sun. 1.S 1621 Port Bannouth. BarbVu, NB ~mo siee..950 sa.t1SOn 1-s 20851 B.ubter Lane, 11.Untl.nctOD Sch 751~ $94,900 &in 1·$ •lOU Marian Lane (We1tclilf) mt 631 MOO ._1000 s.t/SUri 1·5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE I llDaOOM •16865 Bluewater LD, Hunt Deb 846-6992 $68,500 Sa.USun 1-S 2 llDIOOM 40 Canyon Island Dr, NB · 752-1920 $136,000 SWl l·S 14 Seaside Circle, Npt. Beach 759-001 $64,000 Sun. 1·5 9598 Pettswood, Hunt Bch 963-3957 $56,900 Sat/Sun l·S •1426 DeauviUe, Fr.Qlr, CM 549-8655 $51,000 Sat/Sun l ·S •2400 Elden, Unit 15, CM 64f>..4380 $49,~ SaUSun 10-4 2102 Vista Laredo, N.B. 631-1800 $114,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 229 W. Wdson, Costa Mesa 645·2692 from $58,500 SIS 10.5 * •633 Lido Park Dr., N. B. 675-5200 Sun.1-4 2 • • FAM ltM or DEH 10 Rue Cannes (Big Canyon) N.B. 759~11 $204,950 Sat/Sun 1 5 21753 Ocean Vista, South Laguna 494-8)57 $89,950 Sat/Sun l·S 3 IEDROOM · •394/395 Sunrise Cr(BkBayVlg) CM 631-1552 $89,500 ea S/S 1·5 468 Vista Trueba (Bluffs) N.B. 759~11 $113,900 Sun. l·S 26 Canyon Isl. Dr. (Big Cyn) N.B. . 6444910 $159,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 10905 Obsidian Ct. (Ftn Pk) FV 554-3626 $61 ,500 Sun only 1-5 ••4423W.CoastHwy. N.B. 644·113.1 $126,500 Sun. l ·S 3 IR Ir FAM ltM or DB4 523 Avenida Campo (Bluffs) N.B. · 6734400 Sat/Sun 1-5 2967 Perla (The Blurfs) Npt. Bch. 640-5560 $197,900 Sun.1·5 •19 Crest Cir.PacVu/SanMig,CdM 675~ $114,900 Sunday 12·5 HOME & INCOME l Ill ~ 3 IR 415 Poppy, Corona del Mar 673·2278 Sun. l ·S TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE l IEDROOM •#4 Cerrito,RanchoSanJoaq.Ir. 645-0303 $110,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 30325 Via Corona <El Nigl Terr) 640-0254 $65,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 IEDROOM 601 Seaview La. Costa Mesa 645-<003 $75,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 *#40 Golden Bush, Irvine 752·1700 Sunday 11·3 2232 Barberry, Tustin 752·1700 $59,900 Sat/Sun 11·3 DUPLEXES FOR SALE 2 ll Ir FAM IM or De4 618 Orchid St., CdM 640-6139 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 3 11 & I II ••1205 No. Bayfront(Lido)NB 631-1400 $275,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 ••312 Grand Canal, Balboa Isl. 631·1400 $239,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 203 Cedar, Newport Shrs, NB 642-3805 $129,500 Sun l ·S 3Ulr2D 518 &5181~ Poinsettia, CdM 759-0358 $148,500 Sun 1·5 ••1113E. Balboa. Newport Beach 644 -7677 $285,000 Sun 10.S 4 U & I IR 71SJasmine, Coronadel Mar 631-1400 $154,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 HOUSE FOR LEASE 4 • & 'AM IM .,. DIM 7191 Blue Sailt <Prestige) HB 847-8491 $58S Mo. Lse. SIS 1·5 ~ONDOMINIUM FOR LEASE J llDIOOM 426 Vista Parada. Newport Deb. 644-5010 Sun 1·5 J•&FA.MtMwDIM No.s Canyon Ln, Cyn Crest, Cd:M 675-5511 $650/mtb Sal/Sun 1-5 . . CONDOMINIUM FOR RENT 2 IBIOOM 25'20 University Dr/lrvlne Av, NB (213)6117-888S $400/mo San J.2.5 • . ' w..se.rorw. IHo.wsFcwS. ...... 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See Carol Drake at 4151 Roboo Drive in Irvine. UNIQUE IN IE.ACOM I.A Y -2 bdrm., impressive, large patio. See Marilyn Hodges at #58 Beacon Bay, bring $121,000. UMl9UE IM I.A YCREST /l.ACklAY - Nicely located 4 bdrm., 3 bath, w/fam rm. +pool & lge covered patio. All for $116,000. See Janet Lehman at 1743 Bayport Way. UNIQUE IN THE ILUFFS -3 bdrm end unit with lovely patio. Asking $126,000. See Marge Ellmore at 501 Playa. REALTORS' rttE NIC£S r PEOPLE SELLING THE NEATEST !<OMES CORONA DEL MAR, 675·6000 MESA VERDE, 5~6·5990 • CALL US -----111! .................................................................... . HBJ.O, YOUNG EAMllJES WISTSIDI PRIVATE PARTY waott LOVa y CUSTOM EASY SUMMa 4 B«l.room, 3 bath, beautiful Mesa Verde pool home. Many extras. on quiet street, easy maintenance. PROTECTED BY OUR ONE YEAR WARRANTY. EASY FIMAMCIHG Owner will help you finance this beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath Custom Eastbluff home overlooking Back Bay and city lights. Large family room with wet bar, beautiful master bedroom suite, gourmet kitchen. Professionally landscaped low main· tenance yard. EASY Bn'ERTAINMatT in this S bedroom and family. 3 bath Lemon Heights home. Formal dining with buUtin buffet, pantry, private balcony off master bedroom, pool and many trees. EASY LIFE in this sharp 3 bedroom and den home on great comer Jot. This home is close to schools and is in move-in condition. PROTECTED BY OUR ONE YEAR WARRANTY. NEWPORT COMMERCIAL Two leases: 1200 Sq. ft. and 2600 Sq. ft .• on heavily traveled street. Plenty of parking. LEASE -HARBOR VIEW 4 Bedroo~us family, near school, park and ~r CALL 640-9900 V1\LLEY IIBAIJ~y ' 1470 JAMBOREE RO .. NEWPORT BEACH 1002 GeMral 1002 There's a big tree for swines & clim· bin• & room to play on this 7SX125 ft. lot! Also a lovely 4 bedroom. 3 bath home, all neat & sweet. Beamed cell· ings, breakfast area, nicely carpeted & draped. Quietest Irvine Terrace location. $118,500 sa... lxdlll•elr ly •• .a.un Vlew Duplex or JU lot lD 4 Dr. 1~ ba. II• eou.ntry .,.. Dana Pt.~ _, a Bedroom. 2 bath. oo kltchtn fl fau.ulY room. ~ac. New carpet, 8T-. IOJZ IDaDY bltlu. Cloee to ~. paint. Room for ••••••••••••• .. •-••••• aehools. abopa II future boa,tor RV patldq. Only Open HoUM By Ownr. 4br, park. $12,500. Owner tat.SOO. Open HOUie &.m '(am.rm, l~ ba, mn,_•_·_727'1 ______ _ 1-S: 808J~ Durl~• Orf Roekfleld. BR, 2~ Ba, 1100 sq. ft. COU 011 .-... .-vRT 11·5""o. $11,.500. Townhoun. H4 ,SOO. REALTea& Pa•ar.v.-., IOJ4 w/aaaumable loan. 67"'551 l .... ••••••••••••••••••• Prine. oob'· 551·7M oc -4-.. -c-_...--ss-1-.5-0-0-OWN&a. a Br, 2 ea. m-282.l FORSALEORRENT O H01...111t Newly painted, new OPEN HOUSE PO L ~ st.ove&oven.UuUbalh:s, Sat/Sun12·5 Very lovely 4Br, 28a, oven.iz.ed dbl garage. 15999 llt. Mauerbom +lg lam-rm. ln }'ountain $68,900. rent SUS. Vly schl dist 41: quiet /n;4 . 584-8689. Prln only. nahbrhd. Priced riSbl .~~ ~t! ~ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:::;:;:;t ~~: ~~:a~l~ ::",: t~0r-. c."' ,..... c--1111 Hecletlcla Georcia. See open homo ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• S-9161 ...,,..... A•~ 64 Arched , Spaniahi-"'-'""_~otY __ . -----EMCHANTIMG canyon & Ocean View, 2 ll~lace, mauive brick 0 llr & den, S. ot Hwy. _ -- --BB on the spacloua PA.Tl CdM. l blk to beach. -~.-.-... •u. .... IW! paUo. Queen's kitchen, 2 HuiiUewgtOR heclt I 040 ENTRANCE Owner will carry for "' " batha, extras. Best value ••••n••••••••••••••-• to this lovely lBr + den qualified buyer. Prine. New cul-de-sac, new 2 lnarea. t67.500. hm on Balboa Penn is only. Shown by appt. story ho01e. 3 Bedrooms. 531.5800 Seascape. 2br, 2\4ba, up- just lhe beginniug. An Owner/Agent.673·5740 3 baths. Family rm, W"tlMrY•Rtafton graded condo nr HunL addllnl pvt patio in the CUSTOM duplex in CdM. fireplace. Heavy snake lnt1 IE Hetwortc Harbour. Cpts, drJlcs, wet rear enhances the charm b •. b , ~1 F' t roo!. Copper plumbing. bar, sunken llv.rm, tplc, . · . 4 r uo l r ren .... · mes Blt.ns and CuUy crpted.1---------1 lndscpd. Amenities incl of lh1s warm tam hm Just details, billiard rm, wine Much more! $87 .soo. pool, Jacuu.i, club hse, 50 yds from surf & sand. cellar. sundeck. By BarrettRealty6"2-~200. OPIH HOUSE . 0 h <.:all for appt. owner. $165,000. 673·6069 lmmac. 3BR. By Owner. tenms, etc. pen se 558-8844 I~~~~~~~~~ Fam rm, din rm. l~ba, ~r.F~~7~· t5:C:q~~ .I --------•I cov'd patio. $81,000. (7l4)84().l80l ii OPEN lpm-Spm Sat: Sun1--------- I 1.. I .• _' 26.00 L._., ..... ___ La 6 + 2 12noon to 6pm. 17767 San By Owner • Seabury 3Br. _ _ _ ..,.. • ._ Clemente St. 968-0913 1 ~Ba, upi:raded, wlk to BRING YOUR GRAND 6 Huge bedrooms, 4'AI bch$71 soo 536-7014 Corona ct.I Mar 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BRAMDMEW 41R+ DEM the ideal combination or a new home in an established n eigh· horhood, featuring all the latest kitchen ap· poantments, oversized garage, lari~e rooms, 3 baths. step down wet· bar. miru ocean view. All walking distance to private beach. Only $165,000. fee. Call 644-7211 PIANO and YOU!t balhs in custom built Green Valley 3 br ---·-·----- BIKINI -plenty or room home. 3300 Sq.rt. Brick Twnhme. exquisitely de· t.o entertain & relax in fin!place, formal dining corated. By ownr. Open this 4 br Broad moor. room, coiy Carruly room Sun 12·5. 963-4434 or Fam rm w /fp. Open and super kitchen. Many 963-3093 Sal/Sun 1-5; 675-6900. otherqualityfeaturea. ---------i UNUSUAL.. ... Prime duplex. Lge owner's unit bas 12'x2l' dcn/fam rm, 10' high beamed ceil & i,.; ba, separate from lge Jiving rm, dining w/beam ce1l, deck, 2 Br & full bath PLUS-... + 2 Bedroom. 2 bath cot· tage in best or condition. Total $175,000. Roy Mccardle RHltor 1810 Newport Costa Mesa 548-7729 BELIEVE IT! Mognificent Vu Lovely 3 bedrm. 2 bath home with family rm, den,brickfpk,2carga~ Convenient to shopping, schools and transporta· lion. RedCorpet 962-4495 18101 Magnolia/Talbert This home won't last 'til . VIEW On The Bluff OPEN HOUSE Sunday 12-5 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• /.Jn NIGEL UAILEY & ASSOCIATES Charming front unit with "Old Corona dcl Mar" residence. Heavy shake roof, massive lrplc. beam ce1l, 2 Br & 1 bath Both in MINT condition. Sl48,500. Monday! J usl listed. Fountain Park 2 sly, 3 B~ Eastside 3 Hr 2 Ba, en.d unit Twnhme. AdJ owner wants immediate Mi~e Sq Park. $61:500. Sale' Will carry 1st or Prine only. 540·0374; ~~~~~~! .......... !?.~~I ~~~~~! .......... !?.~~ TOPS THEM ALL Corona del Mar duplex. Two 2·bdrm., blt·ins. plus bonus rm. with wet bar. Separate front home built around patio. Large, private patio for rear. Cedar exteriors. great charm! Xlnt condition. Call for information. $150,000 Q: Orange Coast 2600 E.Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar REAL ESTATE 644 ·4848 ASSUMABLE LOAN SSl,900 No qualifying and n" lo:1n fees on thi s :i bedroom beaul y Fireplace, upgrade<! c:.rpets , and drapl·~ m:1ke this one· Y.orth SE'c· 111~ in a hurry' l Jll col 14'\'t 1711 ) 842 2535 i ,.,,.,' l ~ • 1r i ·1 ' fl r, 1' CONDO I:: J s l s 1 (! c :! Ii e cl r m ToY.nhou"· In n11nt t •JO· chl1on. p,,,,1, (;arage. Artults onl \' ~rn.suo. Ruth Lourie Realty 646-4380 ------- DUPLEX Spacious 3 bdrm. & 2 baths, each umt. Large Open Sat/Sun 1·5 PM. 511! & 518~~ Poinsettia. ALL PORTS R.E. Call 759·0358 mstr. bdrm .. beamed --------- cci I . xlnl rentals ! 2 Homesonlargelot S139.SOO 415 Poppy. OwnertBldr Pi\UL MARTIN will finance. 673·2278 REAL ESTATE 641 -7383 IRVl:'llE TERR BLUFF. [a marn111 ~~.~~::!:~~!~:.!?.~~ . '\)It· ---=····-~ On the Pu1nt. Clo~t' ln Bay & Beach. Sbr, ·Iba. 19CRESTCIRCLE Wt·ltonc&Cu1111xi 11y H ' A \ ' • '' ~ l'L1ssified ads sell l11g 1lt•ms. small items or :rnv Jll'm . .Jus t 1.::.1 11 t).li5671!. ------ tnrm.1ldm. rm. fom rm. Ct\NVONCREST den. fini!'hcd dbl f(ar. ,,l'l 3 BH, pool side Condo. 1, .. r $17!1.~. l'rin nnl~ DR, FR. Jacu.ez1, tennis i;1;i.:i2w. cts, $114,900. Open Sun· General ______ , day 12·5. 675-rooo. 1002Generol 1002 --- _2nd_T_D._64_2_·6:168 Agt. _554_·_3626 ______ 1 COLLEGE PARK 249WAKE FOREST OPEM HOUSE Sat. & Sun. 1-4PM Sharp 3 Bdrms. 2 baths. f-'am1ly Hm. 2 fireplaces. tovered patio & more. 3BR DOLL HOUSE in nice area or Garden Grove. Warm emotional hm tastefully decrl 'd w/lots of wallpaper & panel 'g. Cpts upgrd 'd thruout. Lrg lot w/fruit trees. A must sec at iSS,SOO. Beach & Valley 751-5589 54S-8935 Rlty 962·9311. AFFILIATED 3 CAR GARAGE + space lrokers Realtors for boat/trlr on quiet cul· FIXER UPPER in nice nbrhoO<I . Brin~ vnu r paint & Tl.C ~0.IJl)O. area . A~k1n~ :557.000 l\GT.1;7J.it101 de·sac. Lovely 3Ur + den. 21h Ba. $83,900. ownr 968·8335 •.•••.....•.....•..•....•....••...••••••••••.. OCEAN VIEW Unsurpassed bay view. 3 Br . .t ba. beaut furn & lndscpd. Will discuss long term lse or sale. Pncc after property '' seen Write to ad #67:1. c, o The Daily Pilot. P O Boit 1560. Costa Me!>a, Ca.; or tele. tH4·9794 Mon thru Wed 1·2 PM. Nu agents. -------~-~------ 18506 Vallarta Single story 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Beautifully de· corated with custom carpeting & wallpaper. Fireplace. lge entry hall with wood pegged floors, 2 patios. Double garaae with e lectri c door opener. Swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna & tennis court. 9 months new. $77,900 Gettef'ol 1002GeMral 1002 ........................ .... 3 Ur, •kl'I, •\In rm & fam rm S:IO,I)()() up.:raded in pa-.t ~cJt . All new k1l('hcn, q its, wallpaper & tile. llugc lot. Un hellcvahle reduction to SI 1!1.000 DAULING WOODSIDE HOME (JOOI & jac, 4 mo new, 2300 ~q n, 4Br, 2\o'lba, lrg wet EXECUTIVE bar, din rm, fam rm Located ort Ellh belween Beaclt Blvd. & Newland in Huntington Beach. ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCAUY OWNED COMPANY SERVING THE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963 $74,900 MESA DEL MAR T ·PLAN. 3 Bedroom.s, 2 baths, beautifully de- corated home has cathedral ceil· ings and private master bedroom, covered patio, and extra deep lot. OWNER NEEDS FAST SALE! Call now 9624454. NEED LOTSA ROOM? This unusual home has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 19' knotty pine formal din- ing room. separate family room with fireplace Low maintenance yard with giant covered patio +oversized detached garage. Call to see this home now, 962-4454. LIDO ISLE WATERFRONT New ground level 2 bedroom C-Ondo. Gourmet kitchen, den with wet bar, 21"'2 baths. Private underground parkrng. Unobstructed Bay view. See this prestige home today. $229,500. Open Sunday 1-5; 320 Via Lido Nord, NB. Call 640-6161. BIG CANYON CUSTOM Brand new, never Jived in, ex· ecutive home. 2 Story living room with massive fireplace and view loft. 5 Bed.rm., 6 bath, family roorJJ and library. All of this looks out on· to spectacular pool waterfall and golf course. Truly an outstanding home. Open House Sat/SWl 1-5; 17 Royal St. George, NB. Call 640-6161. ROOM TO RELAX A quality built North Costa Mesa bome with a game room, wet bar, den, heated swimming pool, formal dining room. Owner must sell! See this CREAMPUFF at $67,950. Call 548-U41. BANQUET ROOM Seat 30 for dinner in a rustic at· mosphere! This new listing is in North Qlsta Mesa in a njce family neiehborhood. New paint inside and out. Bi& back lawn and shade~. Owner has moved and says sell at $84.800. Call 546-Utl. Offic•!' locatrd in Co\to MM o Huttiin-q'<Nl 6t'och -Mewpoci IW-och cae: GEDIGE ELKINS ca. OVE H ~O YEARS OF SERVICE eOPEN SAT. & SUM. 1-5 21 02 VISTA LAREDO First Offering! In The ''Bluffs" Rc.trl' "Hermosa" Model. Large Foyer With Stairway Leading To Living Area. Spacious Formal Living and Dining. Pass Thru Bar Into Sunny Hright Kitchen. Two Lovely Bedrooms and Baths Marble Vanities. Mirrored Closets. Ideal Place For Wet Bar. All Vaulted Ceilings. Great Open Pl an. Don 'l Miss This One! $114,500 205 VIA UDO SOUD Bayfront Home on Lido With Great View! 5 Bedrooms In This Delightfully Brig ht & Cheery Res idence. Open Plan With Pass-through Bar Into Lovely Large Kitchen From Dining Area. Beautiful Deck Over Water With Pier & Slip. Super Home For Entertaining $210.000 Leasehold. 402 VISTA TIUCHA Delightful 2 Story "Q Plan" In The Bluffs. 3 Bedrooms, 21At Baths. Large Living Room With Fireplace & Conversation Pit. 2160 Square Feet. Newly Painted Move-in Condition. Adjacent Major Greenbelt. Shows Like A .Jewel! Near Pool Only $115,000. I I J VIA UDO SOUD Huge Entry Features Beautiful Blue Lagoon Jacuzzi With Lights arid .Fountains. Spacious Throughout. Tremendous Game Room With Sliding Roqf. 2 Wet Bars. Air Conditioning UR. Living Room & Large Conversation Area With Fireplace. Luxurious Master Bedroom Suite With Fireplace Boat Slip $375,000 FEE. e1Y APPOIMTMENT 11 I Z •ALAXY DllYI -DIJVI IY -CALL to sa Much Sought Arter Area or Newport Beach. Finest ~ppoint ments. Delight!ul Inviting Colors. Pass Through Bar. Outside Dining Area With Dramatic View For Those Who Enjoy The Finest In Executive Sutrounding,. Li•log With A Flair. 3 Bedrooms $289.000. II I DOYa DllVI &31·1800 ;\1d.. Vrann Agent i~2 fiJ2 I 551 · 27R4 435 Acacia Opcu Sat Sun 1 ·S Owner 675-6962 RUSTIC ELEGANCE OCEANVIEW Ca ml'<> Shores Beauty. Pool & brad .. wall pallo Gorgeous nowers & plan· tings. Li,:. binmg rm .. :i br. 2 ba + guest rm. & bath. 3 car gar. $2.'iO,uoo. COLDWELL BAHKER&Co. 644-9060 This :;pac!ous 2Br, CostaMesa 1024 den/sun rm, has heen ••••••••••••••••••••••• professionally re -GOLF COURSE VU modeled. decorated & lndscpd Generous use of woods & talcs w /frplc. wet bar & all the latc~t features. Plus easy In rent bachelor apt w ipvt yd & parking. Offered by owner al $138,500. 640·613:1 Upen !louse Sat Sun 1·5 till!Orth1dSt. CdM. COMDOMIMIUM OH THEW ATER With up close view that you can almost touch. Ocean. Bay & loads of cl· ty nilht lights. Beautiful 2 Bdrm with boat alip available. Sl33,000. ~ali!1h11r!t ' liAl.HOI\ ll\1.1\~l> • 67J.6'00. Shows like model, 3 Br 2Y2 Ba, formal dining, wctbar. $96,500. ThWMfeHouH h• 11Mt Comfy lelt FIXER w/frpl, 3 car gar. Open Coastline Really 636-8802 Luxury neighborhood. hse Sat & Sun 11·5PM. Net.-ds manor work. Neu 16846 Mt. Fi etcher. golf course and park. 839· 7~07 . s12:; ,000 by Includes 1\el bar and _o_wn_cr_._p_n_ne_o_n_l~_., ___ ;--------- rormal l11n1ng room . AGT 673·76"1 BYOWMER ME.AR I.ACK IA Y <t Br, 2ba, din/fam rm. laund rm, patio, fncd yd. S78.SOO. 548·0169 ---- (2 JDlx Condos 3 Brs. 21Ai ba ea. Pool. 394/395 Back Bay Viii. East CM. Nr Jrvme/San· ta Isabel Dr. <Behind Chur ch) $89,500 ea, 6.11-1552 38R +POOL $64,900 Beaut. decorated 3Br, 2Ba. bltins, dishwasher, cabana, pool slide, 2 car gar. Agent 642-3699 SASSY SECLUSION lhru a stunning ceramic I.lie entry, discover the sumptuous splendor of this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with fireplace, near MILE SQUARE PARK! Cook-outs are double fun on your own ~~~~~~~~~ gas BBQ. in the privacy ~ or your large back yard complete with detailed concrete and brick work. OR enjoy the exquisite ATRIUM with a lighted fOlDllain, while dining. A stucco wall encompasses this secluded home. By appoiatment only. $97,900. ~------------------~----'' ·------··----.. 'I ft .. • ,.SltS Resale Sptt1ahlt.a. 3 . .• 4or5bdrmmodell ava1I, aomewfllOOl.s 968-460: Pennineton Propert1e:. YOU MUST SEE This fantastu·all\ "I' i:raded 3 Br Conol•'· I , lllt.od Ba. pJnl'll•d hdrm, beaut. v.il.inct•d 111 '"" gJs range, d~hwshr /\II for JU'>l $62,900 Cid: S1S·0236 for appl NO'.\ CHAPMAN Ht; \l.l'\ ONLY 2LEFT Open Sat/S...n 1-5 513 & 517 16th St 11 n flrJnd new 3 81< 2' · L.1 dl'lu'.1.e home: S Short IJlocks to Ol'Can S!Mi.!IOO " JO , Do" n Call lodo\ Sl2·-Hti6 . LE,\DERSlllP rt E VACANT PRIVACY A PRIORITY? Spr;1" ltng le1,.,u11·1\ u11 dl•r a hl'a\ v "hJi-l' roul h J dJnhnJ!. near nc" 1 l>t.'flrnom. ;!': hilth homl' t·umplctdy 'urr11un<k1I l.i) J rU)(J!l'd u't.'tl bru·k alX tool .,.ill! Thi,., l.imth humt.' un J t ul 1fr ,,1(· bi1<1,,ts a '"el'pang ... ur1 l<tn II\ m.: room .11 n·nt1·d hy a unique arrhed f1replare openanl( .ind a 11tep·d''" n "uodt>d T\ lounge' H> a1>110111lm Pnt only. S89,soo 3000 sq.FT. ol heautarul hv1111: in lh1~ roomy 4 bt>droom home that hJs its IHI\ JlC ---------POOL .ind SPA. '"-C "111 even include the 18 bv 22 llONL.'S HOO~t Belter hurry on I has unr RANCH REAL TY SSl-2000 TURnEROCK Prt!sadl!nt homt>. t LOTTERY llt•t 1..-JU"t lll't .1U'l' ~flU ''eren t lurl..\ the ht lime dcw'n l tnt'.111 '1111 1 .rn·l tn :ig.1111' Th" 11ml' be a W11H\l 1 ,\. k•·l 1 h .t t h , ..• u I I I II I (;leO\\OOtl \l11d1•I llt',11 lht' 1.il-t.• " lh l.ol111l1111' f1011r fll.111 & ::! 11·\ 1•ls ,\ prJ\ .ill· ol1·1·I..-.' It ., g11t L11 lit' t ht• 111•, t h1> 11\1' I 11 lt)\\ fl I Hc<l C.1qwt H1·.11t11r' i.:1a .t1>11J Bdrm:.. 2 b.1lhs fo11'11h 1---------- rm . frpk . lgl· 11 .. t11; 011hlant11ng \ tl'"-01 1----------hghl~' lmtna<'lllall: l'lln MOTIVATED d1twn El1•1·tro111t• air 1 llkr ( 'ln~I' to ~1·h11<1I~ ( h\ rwr t r.11i'lt·rrt•tl Thi-. Coll~ Park "cm·t 1.1.,t 1 Call lur .111p t CORNELL ~l:l!l,500 Do ymirM•lf .1 1.1\ or• 11 UNIVERSITY PK. \!HJ \\ant .i 1,.g hunw 1 I l\cw l'dl•r' townhornr Bcclruom + f.1mily 1111 t popular l'liln· ij Xlnl 1•11tl wµr l1onu::. room I '0111 urut 101.· Oak c.1htnl'b U\\11 gard1•n .irul 1~. 11 u1t bit In m 11 r ''" J \ l' .!. lrt'l'S" lgl' UJ\ l'l l'" IJJllll Udrm!ot . dt.'n. i •, bath & a !>teal or a th•al ,.,,. "111 f'q>k S!IJ.:.150 'h''"' \·ou • 11rn11arahlt· DAVID D. CARLSON ho ml'... -. l· I J 1 n I! I" r REALTOR 833-9293 thou.,,11111<> "' dull.11 ... mun:' l'orn("I'"' I.. OHE Of A KIND Ht.>d <.:~l~;·Jltui ., \I 1g111f1C"enl l''.l.IJ.1n<lt't.1 1 _________ _ ' l.aS<1lle to" nhnme 111 l nlH'r"l' l'ark Th1 ... fine humt> h.1-. I U.lrm ... den ~ lam1h rm & ff'Jlure' ler;;m1c till' n.)t.>nng \ anLwt IJJflt>r" ,<,. UJ>J.:rJtlt>cl L·.1 qietrng Thl• 'll'\\ I n>m tht> den 1111 .... t ht• !>L'<'n C.11l u,.., "-<'II .11r,tn1?l' ll :Sl.!'.t.:>l"I Woodbridc)e Estates for Sale by Owner Open Sat/S...n 1-5 :?19 " Y \t.£-: LOOI' WALK TO SCHOOL Tl\is cumlortalJll' .t hl·.lroom Jamil~ horrll' !>l'µaralc room can be the home t'l•nlc1 for \ ou Near 1iarks. :.t·huol ·.ind ~hoµpm1; F.ABULOUS WINDSOR 1 hl' 1·11mpll'lr I\ !>t'flJrJll•d lwm the 11th1·1 lwdroom~ \'1·n n111·h manll'llll'rt Y,iriJ, 'r,u ""l' 11 lo )Oltr!>dl lo M·L· th1' unt•' RANCH REAL TY SS 1-2000 OPEN HOUSES 1-S 17S02WAYNE \ mo-.l um<tUl'. one or .i k111cl Culverdale home \n h1tl•c·t tlt'..,1gnt•r1 .1nd n1111 •• 1t111r huilt aclclit 111n I' I fl I I' " " I o ll J 1 I \ t.1111b•·apt.'tl \ ;trd-. 11n a 11 l' •• I ,. 0 r n c I I "I ;j hl•droom., i.llld !>cq1er l.1n111\ I-Ht hl!n Sto11 IJ) .11111 l.tl..l' .1 11(.'l'" IPIQuail l liilPlac• Prap..-ti•• , 752-1920 ... t•OO QUAil Sf. HIWf'OIH llACH Woodbridge Place 1Grc:cnbner) -1 Rr 2 Ba. Family. Pnnc: onl) C,111 C\ l'S ti7:J O<!ti.1 OPJ::N Sc\T SliN ll ·S Si62SIF.HRA CASA TURTLE ROCK :llJH 28A SH16,!KH). Call Jim Herksh1n• Ham·hoSan Joaquin l Br. :!ba. San Mateo \ltll L'pgr<l 'd. nt:ver h\ed 1n SS:l.000 Opt·n hou:.e Sdl !:>un at ;;; \ ll' jo, Jrv1ne. By o"ner ~~·-IW6 OPEN HOUSE SAT SUN 12·4 COLo:-.;v 3 Br. ram din rm. \ C upgrd'd thruout l.indsc:p d. clcr ~prinklcrs. Clubhou,.,c. pool & I cnn1s l I h S78,500. Pnn onh no iJglS 552·3\!52 " Sadl' 'r H••<id1. lrl\ ch 2 Br apt patio ::.-1'1.~>0tl 4!l7 35!15, 4!1163211.ii:t !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! -PLACE. REALTY $105.000 Rl·sl.iuranl Xlnt l~c Lol'at1on Sll*l.000 JBr <!Ra 01 \ u SIH9.IMIO :mr 211a lkh!>d ~.(llMlcH :):J7!j,U(Hl :! To l'lwost• From Hid~ Stagt· IJt· \'11 l Hr ;1U,1 + t•nol VIEW!! VIEW!! Ovcrlcx1kmg lhl• 1•1t~· ul Lagun.i & male:. ol coasll11ll' tl11s \\ l'll ell• !>lgnt'll l l1<1tm 2• 2 b<ilh home h.i-, loh ot ... 111ting glJ ..... \\Jll ....... 011d bt'dml·cl <'t•1hnp lari.:t' pn\'at~ p.1t10. \II!\\/ det k tor rela"<tng All un a larJ!c. w.-11 l.1ndscaped lot "1th spr1 nk ler S\,.,lcm Just 11-.tr.:d al sis; soo mti~~~ IJ:l@&Iltl~ 499·2800 NIGUEL SHORES 1-:XCLL'SI\ E 1.E \Sl:'\l, M; !::"'TS FOR Tll f<: \'ILLAl>t-: F1\1HI-: 1111.l So l'o.1sl H" y LAGL'"\A Bl::ACll 497-2457 REGENT REAL TY IF \OU WO:O.:DEll WIJ.\•f IT'S LIKE ... at lhc top, l'Ome and v1e1\ a l.Wl'l?Plnl! panorama of l'Oast & "ht le\\ ater. 1-:leganl 3 Bdrm . 312 bath custom borne with 1----------c1 t.'rv ilmcnal\' Uen. ---- form.al dining· rm . 2 OCE.AHfRONT r1n•places. beamed ccil· Lux 0 Y 0 on the sand togs & 3 '11~" decks. end bid~ of~ units Spac· Sl89,500 U\'·rm. 20 Cl·•lmgs. Ill> firs. lrpl< Cla~' \\all opens nn I~ 'undctk Short walk to lrmn Call £ordelaih. A TOUCH 01'' CLASS .. an tne Laguna .. Jleaghl~ .. Exqwsately decorated 3 Bdrm , 2•2 bath. 2 fireplaces. sk} hghl::. & 33·,17· bonus room Uc·l•an. canyon & '1llagc views. $139.500 496-950 I 497-1711 l::L NIGL' EL Terrace. Lg :!Br. 2 1 ~Ba twnhse. l.nd!>q>d . \\t>O!i pancl'g, c·1imm pnnl. Vnr Sale SliS,500 lw opt Open h!>e Sat Sun I 5. &l<Hl25-I. :.! Br + 1.kn. ~ardcn hmc. Ill Sea Tl•rrac·e, pvl bch l'omm. Hl'C: liicil. ,Good 1nvt'slmcnt. S89,900 < ).,. nl'r 4!16 5!l88 OCEAN VIEW 180 Degrees of blue ocean in a protected seascape comm. Tennis, pool, ocean, bch. 3 Br, DR, den . Perf priced at $148,500. LOS PADRES RLTY S86-445S Mission Viejo I 067 •..•.••••...••......••. BY OWNEH 2111. 112 ba. m=:=~ 552·70~0 1 Ht . . · ·:. · · VILLAGE. · · .. · RE A LTORS Luxurlnu" T11do1. .!Br :?', h;1 lrml cl1n 1nr bt.•aul k1\d1 rarmlv room & lrpk P1•1I ..,, Jut l 'p i.:1.id1'<l c·pt-. $'11! ;,1111 ;.:\ l'' 1>11 H'I><.( RANCH REAL TY SS 1-2000. EXCLUSIVE Roquei C1vo Frnesl loc;,i\,on in tit• \t>Jnµmcnl Pool ~11;ed yd h.iL·k~ to 1nirk N ll•nn1~ eris ~ l~c btirms, formal d1n·i:: & fam rm, loads of glass & \'aultcd c·ciling~ Shows like a model Ciill ror ex<"lusivc ~how·~ 5'4·1·9111 Gardt•n home on u<'e.im.1<.le or II\\}. 2 Stv hv rm, loft den. 3BH. 2RA, 2 patios Comm. rec'! fac1htac~ Sl39.90U. BLUE L.AGOON TOWNHOUSE Super 2BR 2BA, patio. Nr pool & tennis l'ls $96,5()(! 0 C E A N V I E W -::========-1 A1 r 1·ontl JI uge lot. SIH.!100 1130 :!i!lli Prap..-t•• 7st-1920 . "' t•OO QUAllU NI~! HACH fly O\\n1·r, ,1 ... sum•• i••'• Loan. JBr, :!BJ, JH111I ~ '>l>J Id .. <' nu "all.. to hbrary&l11 'ih ~ .. 11111 Cl\\,1-:lt:-.. 1\'1,XlUCS I'nn Onh 1-;"'' WI.nil" Oiwn Sal ~ "on l 5P:'.l . ~7 ~h The R.rnc-h, 1mm<1culate Near !ht• cw ... 111 I llr. 2 ba 1 :.tor) l.J <'m·:.t.i Lri.: m:.i~ll'r <,.u111· lw1.1:h patio. frpk l'nru onl> $116 900 Ph 91>2 7H!111 UKUTIVf ESTATE fkautiruJ 1 ... tory 48. Showra!'le Home. w llZ pool & super 1>vl )ant. tll .500 OPEN HOUSE SAT /'SUN 10-5 21332 Lemontrec <Bw.h11rd/!lam1ltun I I !Ir pool home lmmed po,,!'le~!'l1on $81.990 7~ 7541 ,\l{t, POPL'LAR COl.O"'Y I lH;DfH>O \1 'IJrw hsllnll by 1Jwn1>r. 'ipJCIOU~ I 1 \IOI( room. d1n1nt iHt'd rdmlh mom. C"athrdral C"e1hn1t~. l bJtlb 1-'ull upgraded with cltmJt control· A (;, hu 1er and faller pace with used bn to ce11lng. flru!lhed l(arage. covered patio. l(arden1n11 detk , spnnkle r!I. Close to pool. luddu1 pool, tennis. pnrk & tot lot, schools. shops S'19.900. By appt. Call eves & we ekends SS2·17lS. Open house Sat ~Sun 12'5 ___ 601t w.-. ~ _ Cozy home on quiet rul de CHECK THIS Beauty fast! Or stand In line• 3 bdrms. 2 bas. rrml din + frplc Xlru Hurry, best HB area 1113-5671 :....=. Walker r. let! Real (state FELL THROUGH lko-ers misfortune, your gain. Gracious c bdrm, 2 bath. lh30 l a m rm. Hurry. 963-54n l ~ Walkt:r E leu ffeal lslnle sac. close lo pools & ten· rus. 2 Br 2 Ba twnhme 1n Uruv. Park. Village I. Beaut. lndscpd. low malnt yard, EZ care tloots. + many other de- co rat iv e features. $69,900. Prine o nly. S'S2·!Nif DEERFIELD·IRVfNE New 2 'tory. upRraded •BR, fam nn. 38A, 2600 sq n. 14 Deerwood East. JERRY FREUD. RL TR SJ3.16A 559-5219 RANCHO SAN' JOAQUIN ''SPSC.ALIST'' 2BR S8UOO Other Models Ava1l11blc For8aleort..u»e S.J11,.t11•H1ton 71Z.:1415 -OWNER'S PRICE: Blice BY OWNER-Racquel ~O the beach. Im · Club 38r 21h pool nuculate bome, 3 0pen'11outtSal/knll·S· bdnna, !'4 baths. Slate 5SHG88 1 dry to U'Vln1 roc>m with 1--------- •flreplaee. Gourmtt THE R.ANCIJ ·3Br. 2ea, ldlchen, too.soo. Tarbtll, din nn, cul-de·H~, by RLTRS. 1'2-8854 OWMr. pl"ln cmly 552-3.• . . t lrvim" I 044 !nine 1044 •.......•.•..•.......•• ····················~·· MEW HOMES -WOOOUIDCH" Broad moor "Br1 arwood" model -4 bdrm . fam. rm., 3 baths, split level, excellent location. $98,750. A W oodb rid ge Place Stonewood model 3 bdrms., fam. rm., 2 baths, A/C, up- graded thru-out. $112,500 An S & S "Redwood" model - 2 s tory, 3 bdrms .. 3 baths. A/C. Buyer choice color of carpets & tile. $8.1,900. A Woodbridge Place ''Stonewood'' model -3 bdrms., fam. rm .. formal din· ing, 1,850 sq. ft. $95,900. Woodbridge Crossing -A Brighton townhome with 2 bdrms., formal dining, 211.a baths. den, plus located on quiet private location. Up. graded t.hru-out. Only $99,500. New Creekside Aspen model home with all the extras. Includes 3 bdrms., a beautiful, bright and airy all electric kitchen, f&replace, formal din· 1ng rm., plus much more. Priced to sell al $72,500. re·d hill OEF.RFIELD P\TIO HOME Beautiful 3Br. 21 ~Ba. fJm rm, Aspen Model Profess1onalb decorated & land,caped. 583,500 Ajll 6-14 %.15 _____ _ Woodbrid~e Heme Creek Sile Trad THE BIG ONE Nestled m malurc trCl'S. 4BR. dt'n, 3HA The k1tch 1:, ,pa<'1ou,. hall a good view and room for llrkf:.l Lablc Desl~ncd l .,cparate the age groups The upper ICH!l has IT\dslcr bdrm. hv rm & balh Pul the rest or the Lrabe downsl.11n .. Uni} SlJ!l,500 Tbgewater ~REAL ESTATE 1350 S.Coast Hwy. 494-8536 CJ IAHMER on a dead· e nd road w i f<:.z walk lo Victoria Bch. Orean view from lrg deck & most rms. Uramed wood te1hngs thruout. lrg used bnck frpk, modern kit. pvt bnck patio in rear. Well bll h~e in xlnl rond. Owner mo\lnl? next door. S9'J.500 494· 7597 anytime HOME & INCOME Near beach. oeean view & moi.l allrarl1 \'C Call to see S1 i9.SOO Off Alta Vista Unreal vistas may be pondered Crom th•~ one bdrm. home with Swrd1sb lplr, .:rt sun ro or. comp l etely rurmshed $82,900 Mini!"Estate Super secluded vu sate w1lh britk <ourlyd .. greenhouse, garden bathrms 2 (pie'!,, 3 bdrms. Sl8S 000 TOUR IY APP'T Gorgeous. b1~ ramlly home for successrul pco· pie. Why pay m ore? Sl49,500 CUSTOM HOME Ul.-- Ncw. reaturing unex· ~~!!.'\ celled views, quality workmanship & unique ~::==~==~==~~ !ityhng. 3 BR .. den. 2 frplcs. Pncrd al $210.000 OCEANFRONT Newport Beach 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llAIUIOR Vl f~W llOMES llH/\NONEW 'l'OWNllOME 3 Ur. fam rm, 21:. ba Jncuua. tenni~ court & pool Sl28,500. P .P. 644 5.5~1 Bwlt ins G.ih>re m this 4 BH. 21 ~ Ba. 2 frpks. hob· hy rm. lalh house w/wtda ll, rumpus "/\o\oet bar + pool table. clhl gar + rarport. All on lJ!e lol nr Back Bay. Sl63,50Q. By owner. ~4165 ------ SPYGLASS Open Ilse Sal/Sun 10-S 36 Drakes Bay New Elegant 3Br, 2Ba, ram rm. form al din rm, highly upgraded, 3 car gar, F /P $199,500. 637 4799 or 547 9239 PHASE II WlLLOW MODEL· 4Rr, 3Ba, 2 sty. S90.000. EMERALD BAY LOTS Large & level with pla ns. topo, soil tests. $69,500. CATERING SERV. 25 Year rrputalion, i.:rossing six fi1tures, Xlnt opportunlly for qualified operator. Call ror dela1ls. OYO APT. $155,000 i---------Fumishcd. Whitewater, 640.fJ631 or eve644·762t BEACH HOUSE ~OL-Dael.A:hG-UN-AI o': ~m~~e°w~ o~ 181~~ i~t ~~.',. --.-J• ••••••••••••••••••••••• water. $89.SOO. ~ DOLPHIN I.E. n nd not for ever-Cal494.tSll SS.1 N. c-.t, l.Apu yooe ... bul a source of en·I•--------........ 71r1. 7ee-9490 du.ring pleasure for the La(una connouseur. Rare, early Laauna ho m e once used as • playhouse "by the 39 pro- mpters ". 3 stories or Lacuna charact~r & charm-high beum cc1l 0 Inga. stained glaas, stone nreplaces. s~luded Ht· Una Ir aome ocean view. Shown by llJ>pointm~nt $119,500. /'\J ElJJE'LL ,I,' JI !>! h\.1 l 1,.u-1f~. '' 1•\"'~~~1 PRIVATE DRIVE- Ocean view, priv•~1 & potential. 2 8( + d 11. lari<> ftnplaoe, de<?b, 2 car 1ara•e. *120,500. ' L.agima hoch I 041 L._,... leoch I 041 .............................................. Coldwell Banker Rf5-'0ENllAl ~Cl?AG£ Ca.APfW'i OM B. Nl&UR COUMl'IY ClUI One year old custom 4 BDRM, 3~ bath home. Front row golf coune location.. Fine views. On quiet cul· de·sac. Hurry! $2(2,500 A COLDWB.l. ..,._ ~O. 496-7222 831-0836 ,..,...¥ di.., .... u..-..... lrg. 2BR 2HA. hrepl<' SWARTZ HEAL TY 714 / 64-0·ll27 --------- OCEAHVIEW 2 Large bedrooms. 2 bath. quiet street h11th an the hi Ila. S85.000. SAHDCASnE Real Estate 494.3025 Oce• View-Hew 3br, 21t'3bll. ram rm. Roman t ub. 2 frpk'< Lndscpng, Sl75,000 Open Hou.'lr Sal Sun I:! S 691 Nycs Pl. 499.4290 PRIVACY Ir VIEW 0,... Hie Sat/S... IHT ...... HlihDr. Thlg 38r . 26a home altualed on a II( lot W/room for pool IS Within walking dis tance to the t>.acb, the 1800 sq rt of Uvlna area has frplc, beamed cei llnea. la dressing area & bath off mstr bdrm, sliding d(l()ni from din rm oveorlooklntt Ute 11. backyard & pat.lo. 149,500 HOWARD JOHNSON REALTY •97·1744 ¥'CHECK THISI ¥'CHECK THISI .,. br /new bath •Spuklang pool by frvlne pools. •Loads cust features •Newport Beach Harbor llieh Oa!lltrirt F.'<clusive· Jy by H.ntogea.oltors 1540-t 1511 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Sharp 38R + den, ovel'· sited gilrage ror boat storage or workshop. a ree nhou se. OPEN Sat/Sun 12·4. Ownr I Agt. M2·2422 -------Story duplex. Walk to bch. Pride of ownenbip. Bkr. ~like (213)~1822 Prin only. NEWPORT SHORES WATERFRONT YOU OWN LAND 3 br, 1~ ba, r Ip, t"l.c. Rare rind. Sll2,SOO. Property House &U-38SO SEAVIEW Anll 1000 49,, pvt comm, auper wlew 83).Zdi r ~hr.S. HomeS .. w.; ...... ~$· HOllMl~rW. 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Chico & •••••••••••••••••• ·~··••••••••••••••••·~· . • • · 49 MOM'rltrto Jn +'pool WESTCLIFF -~. low maint. yard. •irport. t'arm. tatse IMVISToas A TTINTIOM ~o Per\ St. 3 llJR, I~ ~~ Br. Ula, o.lte yd, .loc:t.cd OjleitW/S.1-1 S249,000 St.epsto&hoppinaJOrfan C.llageot546·1Wl livestock ur " $36.000. • * TltlPLIX. I/SIDI co. STA MISA c~farn'r~i/v:u;1um. aeparatodcar w{hldry A COftqUetor'• vi ol N~'afineatcustom enclosttd private lO'·u dwn or Xcbge. • 1 753834 fae.._nu rpe, re. req. Cat.alina, Newl)OJwand 3 Bft-c b4th plus 3300 courtyud. past d lledHlfff'....Sft~-Ownrlbkr644·0151 gr1!at area. 28~, lB~ uruts .. sundeck. ~;:;~~17;8• 6 · ~7;)/mo. Jnc. irrdnr t.be t~' ~rm. 2 ~ sq.ft. Maui~e Del P lso 1paclo11S foyer, unfolds a 3 BR, l~ both. duung ;;-ACHt-'S ~ ~r Corona gara.ges. 80% fmancing avail. w/203 • 1 _84().. __ u_m ____ _ b.tba, fo mlly rm .. :i foyer. tluae ronnal 1.lv husc living room with "!"· dble fpk. I J Sert! • :-. Fw dwn. $120.000. Hmtifte)tOfl IHch 3140 rtnp. laces huu,. kitchen lnit RoomT Pamlly room plut1h caqietin.: and E 4. V1~w lot Man> 51.~ !H!f·.~~·1~~10v y. • '* .,_.,, •• S. SHOUS oBR r~•ntal •••••••••••••••••••••••,. ..._...... 3·2~4 A >car ' ..,..,, Pri h-0 1 t • • ft 11 I 11 e d peek·•·b r ~I more a m tin I lies . Ui..u:. Av •. ..,,.,. .... .. ...,......,_ '1 .., 1 K f.' p A R K • vOtnr ... no & paolw/j!~au.~. alumPtto~e fireplatt, perfect.fo~oco~;an:~~ $106,SOo. S ubmit. 'SSS,000.U.... (Nowrentedfor$32S). '11'\ n ,d so m c: •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• parquet tloor, cothedrial lamily room with Preferred Eslalc.s lteai· c~t•ryLoh/ CALL AGJT, llTH DUMCOMll (' 0 Mp I. fo~ T 1-: Ly CUWl"OM 3br, 2ba. frpcl. • ceilin a & wet bar. i;eparat.e buth could dou· lY. 213:540 4411, iafler Crypts 1500 963·89ll Fager, 835-0211 #038Y FUltNlSH!l:OJlilt. fam1-pool W/IPll, nu pnt. cpl.ll Secluded Mas~er wing ble 11.s 4th l>ctlroom or 6,7H .544-6329. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exclusive-Principals only, please 1 v room ho m c ~ dl"pl. 'tlkhto ,sch;~$ w a I kl n • m 1 r r or t,; d molher m h1w 11uarters "KICK YOURSELF" Sacnfke 3 \'is ta de! M 11r JURY S. GIWSPll. Redlon " g.miener. Qwl!t 1m:a. church l ' ~p C· 1 w11rdrobcs. Walls of 3 Bedroolll, LARGE II you don't see this new pl.ot gra\es1tes, PaclCr.c 17400 B kh t A S ' just a short walk to mo. inc poo aerv ce. , a loas overview 36' COUNTfiY Kl'fCHEN y .. 1 I ,.ar" roo urs v .• te. 203. beach 11 ntt ,ho"ping. 983-~ und h ti lrstmt;. Near new J bdrm. ttiw " emona " "· ,, ----------1.!GIMT REALTY sparkling pool. La ry wit bland, ri:ake us a 2 bath, upgr1&ded crpts, $28S ea. lnt•lds endow· Fountain Valley, CA 92108. (714)963·8911 $S50/ mo t\CEN'f. MESA VERDE. AUrac· .. ,L9501 room. Loads of storage, perfect fam1Jy/entH-w1nctow COV, "ilchen m~tcare.•94·6602 752-7315 lJW 3Br 28a W/W Cpls -. v-ca11t.oprevlew. 752·1100 t.ainmenthome $130,000 " ----··h 'h t 1~' ----------1 OPf. ,,,,,9.11si~•0111N1et• floonng, woo<l burninl! eomm.rcial Inc p rty 2000 LobforSole 2200 LCICJllnClleoch 3148 drps. ds ws r.' rp ·• Harb Vi ! • i I£ IQ ii ~ frpl<' All bit in kitchen .. ...., I LOO Otnr rope •••••• •••• •••• ••. •• •••• gar. S4-0S mo. S40 3368 Dr ew •. 'lt~~·11·t1 . ua . rrop« •• , 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . ·~----.1 .... '.-Plac• l'LUS fantastic new pool ....................... OCEANFRONT Beautiful Jbr, Jba, f'M, (Somerset) \ ~ ·• j a--.n1.. ~~W~~i!i.r~us~6~~~0~c SJXACRESC 3ZONt-: COSTA MESA SA.NCLEMEHTE :, utt,. 5 b!lth~. 2 rplcs., Fr. 1"0, nr bch. Only . ,• .~ .. ·-,.1.n ... 20 Downtown Riverl-l•k l'I OCEAHYIEW R-4 mauls uml, pnv. ~teps S7SO.mo.646-1035 5 Bedroom with a f'reat t~~lnHtW~llACH a46-l7S4or96S-3J7l ty, prime location 1111' fQURPLEX LOT to beach. LeaseS1300mo. ---.-.---.,---- feeling or old·fashioned ~~ an) commerc:1al. duclor!> Slc~•!o tu be<1ch l'un•pld•• Hilhe McCormack W CM 3 Br I·• Ba. new space and comfort. OWNER, 2 lots on \.4; ISLA.NDLIVIMG offices.~hopprngc·cutl·r'. Just reifa1nlcd, nt·11 with1-1lans.soilte:.t~.a11d lkal\~· 41J4-7551 P•Unl,cpt.s,drps.dbl 1ar, Fireplaces in family and acre. Horses OK. 5 UR, 4 For executive entertain· bowling alley, rt> ere.; l'arpt-t!> .1nd drapes Will \'O:t!llal ajJJJro1 al for~ 1111 • --fncd yard. $360. 546·1238 livingrooms,largeeat-1 ba, omce. fllm·rm, lgc ment.a23ft.lnrngrm. uonalctr,van&slur .. ge l'on:.r.!cr exchan~1~ ih f'lans&:.pe1·:.anul Hewpotileach 3169 K v 1 E w kitchenan~ramalyslzed htundry & sewing, dm w1lh wet bar. overlook-restaurants, l'Onvalc:.· l'n\atc pal10. c\t1J ran for ~our 1n~p1•ct1on ••••••••••••••••••••••• •~gW(~~:OME. New, formal dining room. All rm, new gourmet krtch. 1n3 a sparkling, solar Sealleoch 1084 cent hosp .. etc. Ap large units. Grcatmve~l ~~i.~IO. LIU<>.\ HL\ 4 Ur,:! ba, :.pacious 3 bedroom, ~son a large sunny lot Approx 4000 sq· fl heated. free form pool + ••••••••••••••••••••••• praised dl SJSO,UOO. Sell ment potcntrul. Sl20,000. f am rm. ~unny p11t10. never.Jived-in home. Up· Just right for that futur $175,000. 645-6365 3 b<lrms. + den + J~~ Custom 4 lledrm, corner for SJOO,OUO {)\\ ncr. ~iOO 1\lo. A~L 675-6161 grad~ chocotate browi\ pool, <and you own th baths. lot on hall. 1100 Catalina 8331 HJ ___ IE!:IQ ·1 ~ Waterfront furn house. c a r P e t s • n e w land): Buy tt today a n LIDO lSLE PICASSO Sharp & <'07\', 2200 Sfl rt UDI Accomodutc 28' power refni:erator . \\a5her und closemJune. LGPATlOJBr.2lla .. B) REALTY 6752180 wtplc. plu~housc. etc AtTwinOfc.~ldq:jd p Place boat. Avail. lil 6/1. dryer included, double I 2 IQuail ~ ownrr. 128 Via YellJ __ • --Sl311.0UO. Open llOUSl t raCll\'C :!·:.. y gs. rap•rti•• $<\50/mo Call 673-3663; attached garage. Close 673.ltilO Sat Sun C:all located on maJor blvd. m 752-1920 673 SOM to Soulh Coast Plaza ! DOVER VILLA.GE Cl•nturv 2l prestige area w frwy ac· 1400 QUA11 n NIWPO•T uac" __ ___ $500, mth. i\GT., 752·73lS Plac• · 2-Story, 2 lldrm .. 2•, ba.. Cri• , l'ountry cess Se>h. gross inc. --St·"~ 1 •• ''uat·h. 2 br. 1 ba ---------Pra -&.· PA .... 0 9 ... MIC '"' ..,1,000. c<.·.u:.ooo :! Story .duJ)l1t\. Willk .lu ~ ..... v Vt k p...-._... ""' ftA frpll· . palro, dbl. garai:e. Ron Ellis •• ,,,..--v b h p I f h dui1t,·x. ups tau~ Yrly Easts1de, nr Bae· Bay .: 7S2·1920 VIEW l'ool & l'lubhousc S72.5UO IWl l IRS f)f>(l 2358 Wesle-y H Taylor Co r· nit· 0 0 " ncrs 11'· ~15 \\'rntcr S3:!5 l'lll pd. UH. fed yrd. 11ar. S2t;~. ••OO(M.!AllSt.NlW,.<maracH OPEHSUN.1·4 ' or · '.'JEWPORTCI-.:NTEH 0 Bkr. :\laki· •:!l:ll'l:!O IB;!~ 53U-I Sl·ashore Dr . mo.548-7933&642-121:! HARBOR VIEW KINGS ROAD 633 Udo Pork Dr. Tustin I 090 HBALTORS 64•H910 l'nn only 645·9-193 This fabulous 1'81l, JBA. (Aut. D·3 I s"""IOUS :' •••••••••••• ••••••• ••• • DELUXE-SA.VE <t <t H fo;1\l.TY l'O:\I p \' \' ----13 Br Home, aear So.1 Csl PORTOFINO 2·sty. home in tme ol .. ""' -Commercial lot, 63.125, •• CYPRUS SHORES Newport's most wanted bdrm · :! halhs, trplc.. Desperat~ l!lth & Pomona. S4U,OOU ~.l:!,:!ll.3:J unit apt bl<l1-:~ O<'ean 'tl'W lot & under BA YSHORES l'la1.i. V<'I')' clean S4UO 3 Br. 4 ba + bonus rm. Plush l ndscpn 'g & magnificent patio area. Open house Sal & Sun l ·5. 1836 Port Tiffin. KATHY fRACY, REALTOR. JlOO Quail, Npt Bch. ~·1927 or 752 2887. locations features hrdwd prof cs;,.. dccur • .ted Heduc·t-d for qwck !>ale cash 49!1-345!1 All Ill'\' hut I unit .llucna SIOO.OOO Big tt)rner loca· firs in )Jv rm, formal dm Man) 1tXlra~ Walk lo Coty 4br pool home Park, Orange, 11.B l;wa twn tan hurlLI ind slory. Lg 2Br, :!Ba. " guest & ~._251 -73_I_u ____ _ balh, steps to P.v~ Clean & sharp, 3 & F. beaches. frplc. & m 1ru Range &. oven, cph, view, S675 mo. No pets drps, cvv. palw & fn, rm & ga merm lluge> Lado Villal(e. Boat dol'k Ust·d brick frph:, lioat &. Condominiums/Town· t1on:.. $185.000 lo S~l:!S.nOU Sn ul "" \ \ pprox. patio & yard. Close tu aq11J. l.A!a:.1t oplaon. Call trlr i!ce'ess. Lots ot housesforsale 1700 Pnn only''.' C:..11 John ;>;;xtl;i t;11,11·dl·d~ccurrt) schls & shop'g. $195,000 Joycl' Palmer pn1.1l·1. Sul>rn1t all of ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~weeny l!ak pn"'"' ue.;d1e~ 548 0554 ____ :JJKI Rutger:.. $41[•. David Levrne GIB WALKER fer" Beach larnain 1.10:\S l':ST.\ TES \F.).l l . ~ 5:ll; 88:J:! or 5Jt.i 1!9!11 I It t 11 'I' "l"l ,,,. ..... ,.. ...................... __. ..... _.., 6356750 ... Pi'.ICIFIC REALTY 675-5200 Jhr. frplc. 1·1•b<t. nr .vnrlt' ot 1c t .. •ti~" Over 1 4 Ac:re Lot heh. s.54.500. 5:11H988 CUTE A·FR.AME New 3 Br 2 Ba, fp\c, i b..·urm. :J bath. Mt:ps tu ~25 mu. OMTHEIEACH SUNSET & SURF ~ *' ' QE11l fST7nf ~ 71 4 b42 ·0200 OPEN SAT /SUN I ·4 011 qu1l'I trl'e !med strct'l 11 • .,111t1ful t·t·ntr.11 i\C DUPiexes/ 1·11,10111 home, pr•' Onits sale 1800 TRIPLEX " Btlrm. ca1·h. hott<'~l art:1 ol Cn::.ta :\k~J Sl:!5.00o Mobile home I Trtr Prlu · IH'ad1 01) mprr sill' 5-15-550lor675-:!305 2300 n1mmu111ty p•H1l , l••nnas ----... 2 LoLo; wide at corner. DUPLEX 20 I E. Edgewater Old w11rld charm 1n lh1~ :l bcdruom . :J b,1lh s. \\ I rpk Onl) ~;!~>,(~HI 1t!~"iHHl.dl\ d~·t'tlr~tl•d t.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• •.••••.•.....••...•.... •h Univ $5{10 mu. Uar· :! hr 1·ottaf:!l', epts. tlrt•~. n•ll H•.•:..it\ t;,12 SWO. ~lu1c. krc.Js ok. No pt:ls. Lge walled patio & NEW ON MARKET garden. Outdoor brick Newly refurh1she<.I ;and frplc attached. 3 BR, 2 steps from the ocean, J & Ba. room for expansion. 2. $157,500 a•'<'l'lll '"arani.: w11od :: Stun duple' Walk to l1<·<1ml·d '1·1l111g., ,'V_ hul(t heh. Pnde uf ownership I rp"" \ h II II cl·' rl• l' "' Bkr. :\I ikl' !:!UJ!IW 1824! JONES REAL TY OW:'\ ) 1.wr :\lulJill' Home ,,..._...,.......,....___,....,.,,..-...,,_,, ~. t).15<!\li!I Lot 1n a !'IJnn<'d Com rnun1t 1 I X to~·, .\\' lut::. on r oil111J.! hllh an So l';1Jil 1>"'5111!1!0 ur 1\1'1 L llarr1,11n. Bkr. 15:!i * 673-6210 * JONES REAL TY * 673-6210 .. gld'' tn 1111111-: lhl· nut Pnn only ----------1 Llunr~ 111 \-,..,11mablt Houses Unfvrnished ··············~········ Foxhollow Vlllaqe fl2l W Wil!>on 646·2010 NO DEPOSl'fTO QUAL •2br townhome w fq1t ·L~c palm & enc. µar Multiple zoning. $275.000. HOLLIS WOOU Ry owner. Phone Mon· Realtor 675 R67ti Fri, 6pm·1Upm, wknds ------ 8am·llam. C7Hlti75-ti!lti8 BIG&BEAlfTJFUL 5 Br+ lor Sl5!l.500 NEWPORT MG HTS D. Woodard n E Ht 78i8 NEW 4 Br, 2'~ba, <.len,1;.-.-.----------1 !iv.rm, drn.rm, wet bar. NEWPORT frplc. + many xtras. Some ocean /Catalina HEIGHTS views. By builder. trade~ 2 BH & Dl·n. I '~ BJ considered. St 39.!150. 225 frpk. ::! dbl n.ir garagl·~ LaJolla Dr. Open Dally nPw c-rpls. drp~ k1l1 h tall dusk . 6-16 ·i085 or floor. new det· thru 1111! 646-7!168 $!15.0110 ~" l fo'11 llcrt1111. __________ 1 :\ II Up,•n Sat Sun 1:! 1; l'r1n1· Onl) "I~ 1.5;7 Own1·1 CALIF RANCH HARBOR VIEW llCnl E prest1g1ous an·a Entec throu~h opcct IH0,11n One Of The last Vaulted f.'ntry \\,1\' l.1r~1· lh11·, ll1111l enll'rlaan1ng II\ 1 .,1,m I.~ 1.1. I lit :ti,1 ol1•h llu~e fam1h rm d111111i; 1111,, 11111 i,, h tq11·11 rm & I 111:.: lu •dHHllll ...... t ... 1111 I I 'I •. l llh ~t San Clemente 1076 •••...•••...•.......•.. MARINERS POINT CUSTOM VIEW HOME l'url,tr 11l·t1n11 l•t l11•).!1 n ,J anu;1 ry '77 :m10 Sq II .t RH.;~ Ba 1·un1t·1111110r.1r1 r,mc•h stvl1· h .. 1111· \l.111' , • l.11h ,, jVa1l. HI ';°' \ .\ Ju jll JIUIT), Adult T ownhome l 01•11lral \t '. '11d u111t \\ t'O\ •·rt•d p,tt 10 '> t.' J r g;1r ,\ I .1u11tl r1 f<1l'i I \I tn 1t\ I I , 110 '•I It o I spa1·1rn" f1v i.: on "'ngl, l••\f•I .Ju~l ia"ll'tl, \\Ull 0I ),,,,, :;11 !1111 REAL ESTATE ESTAl.\U.SHMENT Westminster 1098 ....................... lnc:omf! Property 2000 Tltll'LEX JU't 11,..11:.J . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Easts1dl· Co!tl,\ :\tc:sa. <J) FIXER UPPER tri-plexes Cl~ :'><11·!..l'r~on IJll' ('n11•cl ,1t ::il1U.(J(1U .11111 "'l;,,11110 h•·rc s ~our t•ho1ce lo lrnalrl up cqwt~ I ast. I !l!EiQuail ~ liiilPlac• . Prap•rtiea , 7Sl-t9'20 '"" 1400 QUAil Sl NfWPORT llACH l Bcdl'lf!)lll unit:; 111 ex \'C'll•·nt < ondrt wn Nol m,111\' .11.111.•hil' in th1:. pnl·~ r Jll~•· .1l S8(;.0UO. li> ap1J0111tm1.·11t uni~ . best hurn ' t'Jll 5~5 lH:.!I. Bkr SPACIOUS ,\'.'< IJ GRACIOUS •INCOME U~IT * Tai J.1ri•d for .1 n .1111 \ • I.uni ii . t tu' 111.11 't l111i _________ _, llo·\lhk .! l11·d11111 1ll .: :\1·1q1111t 1\Jul Ii co~ta 'h''•' l' LI 'l:!li:!I Mountain. De~cri, Resori 24 00 Your 111111 '· \, t•· ul lr,111 qurl1t1 I Ill! l 0hJkt 1111 011~·gJ It·,\\ llhMlt-111 hilt l<'l I USll\ ~!';° ,IH~ll F.111,t.i \ 1t.d1 ll\•.aill!r l'l'I :.!:!II I' \ 11 K l' IT\' l "I A It Studio Condo Full kit• h sip~ ·I. Sl!l,51111 (1,11'1 !-<38·~51:' Lov1•1\ \ltn l.111 l..11.c• 1; ri·~·o r ' 1'11 111 1 • • arl'.t :-..111 ""' ''' \\ :i,. l•1 l wn oa l.11>.1 . ·1rn ,11 tin or A( hg•· lh1n1 IJl..r . t~t·Ul.ll General 3202 ........•......•....••. TllE BLvFFS·\'1cw! :lllH.21,11a :i.tiH5~1n ...,I .. \\'IE\\' TEHH \'11·\\ .J !\II. 2' • llJ Sl•MIO Mu Jiiii < 'i\" ON l l\H .,, : Ba )''TOO Mo I. \I\~; FOHES'I .1 llll. :! Bd '5U4Kl '+513 CAMPIJS.Dt·IR'lll'IE 111'1 :\ I> \11.l " \ :\1 l't 11. I' \I •\Juit~. ch1ltl lfi & o\ t·1 •Small P<'I uk 30r. 2Ba t\\11hM'. 2 yr.; llU, nr S. Csl Plat.a, ki1ls OK, S35C I. t;45 Jl\7 l Boat1 HV !>Lor lkdt-c ! llr I 11li'. drn 'g Jo!lfi tltJanok<.> \ <Jt .i Trv Sti5 i!'i:! 1\120 Jt'illUllt', KJ;, Olli l'i: 11i;;I. .PRIME EASTSJDE C.:\I CONDO. 2 Bedroom, bath, double gara~1· Brand-spanking qe11 Y t' a r I y I e a s ~ ,, 1 ~ISO mlh COLE OF MEWP~T HI·. \l:IOttS 67S·55ll MO\c 11µ to a 1,..,,1J1tl11l Aio:t ""' 1:1~1 Real Es ate Counselor l'rol1· ltl\1·-.ttnl'llt a11.11\ ''' .1ppr.11~11b. t.1ll. "'1. l'"'h ,1 rl).!t ,1cl I l('I' s IH' l I a , , I I Tl i.: I n Jh h mull1-plex pr1111ert1es. CONDO Sellers & hm !'rs a1 ail. h.11h 111111:1 \\1th hut.'.• II\ 111:.: rtMill 1111111.11 drnrn•! flM>nl .j ' :11 I' ,If J,!I' "llh ~hnp ,11.11 1· and l•1Jt pnul. \\I) ca 1·:s·1 lf(ll'SE 1:- 111 II II t U ( n II r Ii ~ ~ ( Ea,..l~nll-lrn-:ct 1pn-. llcn t.al Ullll 1111 .i\ lo. :ii .!5,IMJ() Ovt of County llorn1•' 1.11 1«•111 rn best Cute Easts1de 3Br, <!h.1 an·.•~. "''I>' ,, ('\!. szao All fenceod. Wall lo wall 111 S'i~J p..i m• 1.i11 2!111t , pt ;.: n•frig .. lllt..111 area lwt!(-1 t1111 1' • ill h .i ! ti-15·0l03. 'I 11 , '""' " ' ll Ill\ $THOUSANDS S ~ Bed rm. \\ <.!-tmrn~l,.r Call Hun F.lla<; Property 2 SS 0 l'\I :>ll'i mo &12-5299 ~I 111.10 1 .ti ,••11111111 "II 1111 UNDER MARKET ~ 111.1).!C ·' 'I CCII' Ung hi Ccntur\ :!I Ml! 11118 ......•••••••.......... . FORESTE OLSON 'Vr-.,. ~,_•r,.o-;, rn.11 ~ 1 .. t1t111JI lt1n •,., , 1'11.:, n h 't~MI "I It h\ ()\\ "''' ,,, t11 """'' i5~ 114~11 ~~".:'*~ Hlufb 1q.1i.:r.11l1·tl ' 11•, 1·1 (µ11 • u:-t"m 11111:rd J l11\\phom1·-. ;11 ~)11.; I ., I l \ il l.1 11•1 l h1· l'nn univ. Call Hon El 1·nrn1·1 11111t w 11 h '.1 rel C:ro.% Countr~· !10Ct.2:1Sll I MQuail ~ '"'" :.! 1·ar r'ull n··· lat· 1----------i .. IPlac• . Ii!> , .. 1 .~, 2:!511 :\tA1n·r:1.ot ~ "< ·< 1\11-: Prap•rti•• · . . " .. . OPP(>RTl:NITY 75?-1910 l'.111',tll"" Ill '>lllOJ;! ll'l'I 1400 QUAILST NIWPOR 81ACH ~.111 < h·1m·11lc· lloth .11·1· -In Lisi 1!11'""'1: C.M FOR THE PILOT 10 ucres of ll'1cl l1111d " huust>. 24x2'1' g.i1.igl.' llorsc stables Watefwt.'11. \'c;ir ruuorl '1s1brlatv. \\':ilk11114 di~· tantc lu modern c•iunt) ,11rport O~LY S34 .800 ''" , 1•111111' huu'c tor ·I BH SUP ER S HARI' !'""'' '"''" I· .• 111.couk ~ :\lesa Verne, Fam r111 BR 2 Bj ,ll j lg1· g.11 . Um Rm, fplc, cpts. drp- ' 1e"'. 3 aaes. l<ll':.il lor rncd yd. Family, smgh' h "r " I' S 4 7 5 m o J)('L~ OK 5450. liot6~ B 1 3 1 ., l :Jbr :!l1.1. $!1:.! :>1~1 1'1111 "'' 1·11d 11 1111~ 111 '" 11:111.11 HO DROUGHT Ea:>l,1rl•· a1 t•a Tµ" I 75>' 11~1!1 3br . ..!ha h~l' lor rent. $4;,,, nN Call !J~Jli-44110 ext 2:l~ 1 or aft 7pm 1;.~111;139 aycrc~ 11 ·" "1• h ... ,,., V1q·1 d1I 11111 fa m. rm. d r n rm · ~• . · ' p h .1 ,. \\ 1 l h ,, 11 1 h" HERE !.eparalt· nou,t·-. on ;c lot 6 UNITS EAST SIDE COSTA MESA Balboa Island 3206 $150 000 642·788:.J or 0 1"'11 Sun 1 " pin ~344s . ti4t lllll_l ---- i.:11••""' l'l,111 I .!Br :•• · Sparkling pn•JI 111 -.ep Sep. )ant!.. J!.ir't.. lmth :..' 11.1 \ ... u1t1.il1h• \ \ lu.111 ~ant 1 Ur -t bunu::. rm. Hr I na. bltn~ l11tf,1111I. .... ~~ "'~1 l'l.an ,; .ll!i. :!h, I rlr a'·c1•ss. s:->5,000 I'll". :'\r by :.hoppini.: & s;o i.>'I :\n • u1n111"'''"tl l' r n l u 1 Y :.! 1 V 1 11 a tran::. li} Ow 111·1 ~.!l,c1flll GALA Pft<>P~:HTIES Geo. l"n·) til I 15.12 :!45fi ••..•..•••.........•.•. I HH. :J bu, 2·~1v Ll(e \'lf"W s undeck '11·rarly, $71111 month 1\Al'nl tii5 II.I:! __,.... ftENTERS: Free rent.ii sen ice Jlomt:lo thruoul Orange Co. :!.3&4 Br. C;1ll agent 541i 'l:i21 THEILUFFS Beaut. decor. 3 BR, fam 1----------1 rm , 2 baths. Some view t'\ 1wns1 Own \.t:nt 63ll ISOO II~ 194 :!061 \\i-d.d1s 1Jll x:n :n!1:1 Ranches. Forms. Gro•H 2700 Ready to move lnw • Original area. $129,900 COUlN ASSOC. UALTORS 759-0226 BIG CANYON CONDO Luxurrou"' Oakcre~t model with lush !(old 1·arpelang mirrored wt!l bar, deck ufr hvmg room with fanla~llc \ 1ew or JOH cour!\l' ~C'C'llrit~ guard and un<leq(rounll parking. PAMORAMIC VIEW Sea View. Mal(nlricenl vista of O(.'e an & 11 &hl"S from this brand n~ 4 br. bome. Act now a. pick c:pt. colors 4' other up· •tadu. Pri~ to sell !u only Sl95,000. th1nar. Day 979-3971, £v415 & wknda. 752·8699 BEAUTY IN THE BLUFFS LARGE END UNIT Z MODEL FOR SALE lk>3utdully de( r>rall•d with many extras 1n d\a'led in thi~ 4 Bedroom w1lh Uen. ~olarian kitchen, matching refng-r re e z er, built-in bootcue wall in newly carpeted den, gas lofi!s and BBQ. 457 VISTA TRUCHA OPEN 1-SPM $136,000 ,.,,., "~11.is 1•11;.1 1JJ MabileHomes OJt<'n hnusc :! :!fi 1\ :J 27 at For Sole 1100 J:t.! I '.ill<• B1>1 r1•go rn:.\c11 c11 'rt \I Ell S7 l.:>cJ<l JAR JO~I Z hike; to beautiful "I' Street lit•.<1'11 '"" k1h'hc•n. lrg 1•nrr11•r Int . rtH1m fnr H\' :'lit•w t''<rlll"IVC' 11-.ttnl! llEHTllA 111-.:--.BY ....................... ~ Br. I Ba. :\1vu1te lloine. ll a v s 1 ti C' V 1 I I J I! , .. Nl.'~'JJOrl RcaC'h, pvt llead1, :! pools, 2 jac·u7..1.1s, hu:1t dockm~ faullt1c::. avJrl to lenant S2:l.SOO. Royal Rf!alton 645-0882 Ht:\t:rons MOllLEHOME :!15 l>cl \1;ir. s.rn l'lcn1 ·1:12 11:!1 SALES/RESALES Becaitiful HftlcJhbors -IOR APPRAISAL Ill R1vwra u1 .. lr11•t :J Br. ••CALL TODAY .. Jb,1 homt.'. Ea'Y care MOftterey M.H. V•ll'tl Ckean \ 1ew. In Call 848-9782 \ttci. ~uur 111spe(•t1on this wkrul Walk to heath. by ownr 1'01n1 Rltv 496·5600 Ramada 24'<ti0. 825,!>00. · - -Adil park. 53fi·352tl 4 PLEX l lk l lia, 2ox~. pets, UK. Up to snurr 4 plrx. Near Rec rm. pool, '• m1 bch lenn1~. ~olr & beach NB 548-7051 evs. Ocean Vww & frplcs. /\ ------ best buy al Sl•5.960 '76 Villa Santana. 2hr. WON'T LAST. 2ba. :W'x84'. Upgr:1d1ttl. Pomt Rl'ully 41J6 5600 Bllin micro oven & tra!..h SClll Juan -c:ump. Corner lot, adlt park in San Juan C•stra.to I 071 (;ap1:.tri1no. B)' owl)er. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1496-4353 IUILDE:tt'S HOME . When a contractor built!~ Ol~er 20' 2 udull prk. his own home he fre-$2.0011, best offer. quentlyput.sinmanyex· t.mmed. occu~uncy. PIHINSULA PT. l•--------•I tras. Rii<ht now we have 645-3974. 140 Cabnllo. sp. A doll hou.se! Z BR. 2 ba, SIJ<'h a home to sh-Ow: 4 25, CM comp. redone incl. new, bdrms .•. 2h ba.ths, A.-c-,...---fo-r-sa_t. __ 1_2_0_0 ;..c;:tu':ecs ~~~aJo.Car OCEANV lEW Steps lo formal dintn~ rm.; h vmg ••••• •• •••••••••• •••••• Oftlv .. 31 '"'" Beach. 3 + l duplex rm. & family rm. wrth TEM AC:RES " .,. _, St29 500 c It r ert frplcs .. over 2600 sq. ft., . , . Owner I Agent $48·1290 • · a rop Y 00 8 large lot. Call for a Sou~ o( Corona. Ut.ihl1es ~~~~~~~~~~,,~l~lous~'.!e~·~642~3850~~---list of 56 amenities bwlt available. Full price rn bv owner. PTtce 123 .500. BKR .. 'WANT Ocean•leW home. Trade L .A . area r eal estate. <U3>3G8-40.14 S19~.00o 714/S22·201'10 ~R 676·5711 HillOtl VIEW PHASllll-PM.ftMO IY OWHIR onN SUH. l 0-5 CHARMIMG!I 4 Br. fam·rm, 2~ ba, a I 113 L lal>oa. 2 BR .• l~ bath hom e S'la ACRES SAM CLEMIMTE CholC'~ location. ioned C-2.' Qualified principals only! Contact Mr . 8e um brick ffl)lc's, 1.11>1radod 3 Br. 2 Ba. upper. 2 br, 2 nesUed in the luscious thn.-out Fee land. Owner ba lowe r S285 .l'IOO oranae groves a nd roll- StU,900. Prine only OwnH, l'rin . on ly. ing hi lls of rural 640-02S4 ~7677 Calrfomia. Immaculate By ownr. Back Bay CO&Y ~RT ae ... CH condi\ion ~ Upgr aded ••0111o•N...:A~l~O~M..,...~.~ ... ~o~ bae. Wocden floors, ,,.;nrv ~ carpets and drapes. Aste</• .. •· ... 11 •• , f""IC, almost '4 acre to~ $65.500 fireplace and patio w1lh 832·8800 " deckinir $57,000. •93 9381 97 ....... .. larden, bllr trees. "!~ ~pular Seawind Pinn in Ask for Rick, or 493 0?26 EYES: 9 .... .. WISTCLIFF Loftt1. 48r, 3'ba. ~·a j1cuail. Larte ltJUO, I&• Jo&..114!1,0QO. l"'ri/Sal/SUD 1"-Wl Hl1llJ•nd Or. Mll&oon.~·---N'wpt. tTf'ttlC'(> i ,,, flVf!S. -.---... ..u---H-0-C-... -•• llt.-.-Mitr bdrms., 2~\ bH, 2 ----------1 ~ ~r •ly. wtfrptc. 1ncl'a.3BR,2Ba1 lo•d.v.that Two.OAc.parc('lt.woll t'Omm. pool, jucun«, 16 shines HH a Sp•nish below mkt. J)ricoforcash ac. park. Cboosll up-Jowel ln the Ce,ptstrJno bver. Oth•r P•rola irades, movt•m ~prox. Sun. •aoo. Owut anx.· •vllll rol' tttmt. 2-0N· 1 L l k I! Ill' \\' 111 t l' II" I s . Cn·am purl 111·op!•rt 1 ' Hy ap1.11.11nt11w11J 11111\ ......•..••............ 3 Ur. I' • Ha. on Grand -d--]r-E.Srde, Jll~l re one !11 ('.•nal s.J5t) mu. l'houc pool, $'12S mo. 'e ;itl .\.1 l1wal1r>11for1C'nlal rn Q .1 ··ome Jntl l(r•mth :.: lo· I ua• ~ AVOCADO .. tf;.:156!1 ______ 1 494-1996or645-1221 ' GROVE CoronadelMar 3222 •SllAHP3Br2Bacondu 2.43 AC-S52,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1)()()1, dbl gar, redec., $3.111 .\Jature trc>e~ Bc.iul1lul l'u::,t Ult Dpl~. :! fir, fam mo :">5i·06i!l !'>cparat1-. 1·1•mplt'l1· Plac• 1 home:-on orw ~ot . Fjn Prap•rti•a ta:.tH· 1n1·omt: ~19K Un 752-lQlO ~ Shows 1>11s cash flow 1400 oua11sr N1wPO• 11acH bwldrni.? ~•Lem llon~.il rm. din rm. 2 l/;1, L:.e. Just oub1rk Fallhrouk SHiO ,\gl . J)ave S .. owner 'er} I kll.11Jll' on G44 721 I UIS. 3 Br 2 Ba, fplc, fn1•d yum. Nr schools & sho11 ping. Mesa del M"' tract. Hcs110nsihle ltdll • onl}. ch1ldrt-'n OK. ~ii\ :\1enclo7.a Ur. lil4 5!J66; 645-3474 -11nancinl(. Don't miss this ;:re at in' estmf.'nt op- 1-1ort11 n t I~' on11 s:-.2.0011 1•all i.5~ 171)() • '" l "" "'' bid< ,,.,.,, Costa \!1•,,1, 10 mu old ;LB :;:;;_.,., ...... ,, ·~·::·:· Turtleroc:k Glen :--.l'w & t1•1·n111• on hc<;t ~rr<'l'l lo<'atron wrth ~•£cahll' } 111 d Ile tire llrst lo hve m tl11s new- ness and help decorate 3 Hr & Orn rm. S650 1mo IM• •4-PLEX• :-. c a r L a k 1· r a r k . mrnutl•<r. 1.:1 Bl< :!1 , ha. 2 I lots for Sale 2200 MIMI RANCH W,\TEHFRO~T 11mn:s liJI 1 IOO \lew Spumsh tile 3BR. , New custom built 2Br East Side, many ~\fas f>.tO 0030 Mt RPM lilt Corner lot. alladrl·d •• •••••••• •••• • •••• •••• l!JrJl!l'. I 11 l'IJLH'l''>. UA\'FHONT Lol ('.11.pl $H~.()(H). liO:I Al.1h11m:i . lkh. Coastal Apµrm .II II u n tr n i: ton Bl' al' h . 1111 honw & dock. &15 79:H :;:!fi l7lf! PRESTIGIOUS 2RA home. Lrvcl, usahl1• :l .hr. :. ba <0 1.Y tu;nac. '~ a<'rc· Rm for horscl> & (;lose l•J park & ll ~.ni' ,. d· "li"SOO Xltl .t~. SSU01 mo . l .111 i:ar en " ~. I li~3 f~l<tli (;0LLEGE PARK Super 4 Br. 2 ba. rrpl• lrml din rm. ~125. l'h Outstanding Panoramic 548 63tiG 011111"r 111 CX·can & llarbur V rew. 4 546-b605. t e r rn s . H K It , . '· · ------- il4/522·2080 OR fl76·5717 PRIDE Of Ownership Five Su1>l!rh Townliouse Unit'> lnclutl1ng 3 bed.room, 2 bath owner 's home. Privall' patios. dishwa6hcrs and Y.ashcl' &dryer hookup. Only one year young. Call for 8f>· pointmenl 2Q UNITS. JSO AvOClldO St. ~1 .. Mesa. l duplex 12 cottages. 6 trailers. In- come S32.280 Priced 1265,000 Wiii il l'CC:Pl trade. Prin. Only Please. Agent towner 642-!Hi6'1 TRADE WANTED line ca.-.h & .. s.ooo 2nd Tt>. well kC:Ured. 10'-i• ill· lerest, 4 year due date Want income pmperty In OranReCounty. Rick Alderette. Realtor '3l ·SUS COSTA MESA OUPt,F.X t,1rcc· 2 BR, t ••, Ba Unilt. 2/ wttwt puliM. WHITEWATER VIEW FARMLAND SPYGLASS HILL 1 n O I tl 1.) e I Mar & Rich, flat So <.:alrf, O\ er Bdrm. 3 ba, separate --------- clramut11· ~urf \ 1ew 3 ung.round rl\ er, no waler fam rm, formal din. rm. $165. Mesa del Mar. 1 ha llom1·s to t•hoo~1· l1om shortage. Alfalfa crop$ 2 frplc~. c·orner lol. snl(lok, Fee Urumat11· wood & jo!lui;s 40 Acres. S!l95 P<'r ac Ill Custom pool w1 board & Mam Hentals, 540·5:1711 or i; t r1 C'l l y con le m ness forl'es sale Owner :;tide. Beaut custom por:irv :i.100 zooo sq fl. of 531·7366 drapes, dlx wall cover· ~ Jbr TH. Kids 01' luxur). Pnced $155,000lo Rffll Estate rngs. paneling, etc. Csl m ce .. R t 1 540 537,, $189,900. Builder wall £-h 2800 features inside & out too Mau!_ en a 5• ~ take> your present home oac ~ umer"u!!. to mention h l I trade ••••••••••••••••••••••• n ., · · s:!\15. 2 br, gar. Kids &opel. or w u ever n . F COMMERCIAL 1h~:S~t·;an~~-1;.//_' ~~1~ ~ SH To Appreciate 0~a1~eRentals, 540-*11 Almost one acre in En· St ., Lancaster. Worm Thi<i home is roolly . cinitab next to freeway & Farm ? $l7 .500. lO"'o dwn bcuutiful 1 br. $195. ·~ utll p81ll new ~hoppani;: \'enter. or Xchgc. Ownr/bkr SllOOmo/lteopt Kidsok.Fee. Sellet' is most anxious &1+0l~l Main Rentals, 540.537lt Sl~CUMFROHT RNIEstah 644-1968 /547-5161 Gardeners s pecial. 3br Would vou believe 160 Want~ 2900 If>CATJON. LO<.:ATJObN ~~~~~~b~o ~'l!. ~~ feet looking nght at the ••••••••••••••••••••••• Srnarte11l 2 BR .. 2 a., 2ZJ3 Avalon. Sat /Sun 1tl t oc811n? Unbellevabl<-' OWN Property 1n family rm .• frpl<'. SPot·'orcall99l·3379 And on lop of that, in Old tnalewood, Hawthurne leas! l'OO <Nodo"11 >. Del Mar Th(' last of a orSo Bay area? 2 BR .. 2 bn . n'lt Ra~e, lmmae3 Br, 2ba t m vanish ing commodll) WILL PAY CASH!! refrii:, frplc .. palro, 2 car 1ar. air CM in St?.S,000. Ph. Tom D'AJessandM itnrage. S3SO (Nodo~s l ms tr br. 2 poqh, 'J The Jelley Company !·D· PROPlRTllS WMMW <kl .Ak« jacu.nt.1375. ~s1271 1139·•1 Camino Del Mar 121.1) 674·6907 ~r (1\4 l QA A.J.A~· 4 Br 2 ba dlx homo. BJtn,. DelMar.Ca.92014 546·6201 a n ytime. or ~ftl"..,""'7"' m frpi,zc:ar1ar.paijo.$425 (714 )755-6617 tml 8:16-5221an.6pm ~ f,'}J·Ji4<H l'llO. 9'1M915eve - - - - -• --Newly deeor-3 8r • ;! lia. RAW ~mull Bulldlni Firm House. (;holce loc .. So. et crpta, drps, kld~ts SOx117S R2 $65,00CI .. '·• lll'<'<lslots,teitrctownaor Hwy 3br12ba,prof.dtc. Ok. Fplc . Fam ti. acre C 2 180.000. 18 hiwruppersorcvenadd th ruout, wallpaper, FAMILIES ONL~$4SO ec'ree R-2 S375.000 Prin ons, R·l, 2. 3 & 4. AU com· cuatom dl'pel & 5hadei, Inc al'dra 51'1·3850 . 1 o o 1 y t ' ! C 11 I I Joh n missions to sellini bkr 1>r c.-cramlc Ules. etc. 1-'rplc, ' if Sweeny. no comrnlssion tor ownr patio, balcony. pvt elec. NEW·SJJr. 28a, n~~ UONS ES'fATES seUer. Bkr. 646·11686 gar. door, laundry rm In Coast Piasa. $6$1) 1f>n 536-8832or530-899l ------hse. Adult.a, no Pt'lt· I.so t2l3)431-'13*3 or 9u S550mo.673-48482-5prn. aJ.3)*4UT Don't fv• up tbe ship! Y(ant.Aldto~lnoomeun· ---------''List it lo claaslflect. Its, prefer ntw Hunt· ELEGANT4~r&den Hu Beeb. SltO lnctu ' Ollrnf8b'au.4GI May lst. Prto. only. 10111. Bkr. •96·4715 or WAYNETlfOMSEr-1 1D.e»4 831-911$5 REALTY '92-DSSO Ship to 1hore results! ln1to1i _.eacb. Cati ~rythlncscso,smfee util. Stv a retd1. 6'W678. 1183 6662. TENEX tll9pm 898-~l Oranie Ave, 642 ., ' ,. r ,, ' Sundax·Few!x·27.J!?! "'-"U.fwllll9'1• ....... U.ttw.WU.• MeanUwhw '' d ........... ·-·-··· --····---····· ..... u •• ··~·········· .. ,. .._.U.hii ,,,. .......U.f•wl .. i a..-... lZIOMl.,....leedl 3Ut s.n... 3210 .._.,......._.. l7ff .................... ...................... ... ............. ~~4· ....................... ....................... ....................... ...................... ·--~-111!!1 .. 11111!~---lll!l .. lll!!~~~-- c:Mte MeM 3124 .... --..... JZ4 ...... •n ~MO. f'RE'ERBNT N'pt. SboTca; S hom" R£NTER.S· ll'roe rental ~---·-····· _................... ... .... -_............ * br, 2 IMI. ram rm, f11>tc. •vail.. all 4 BR. From aervt~. llomN Uttuout llST IUY Ii • I-· ullful'D 2Br, New s Br 2~ Ba. view, epu, 4'rpa, lo~d yd. SilS>To•Alt. S4.\-1J!IO {)ran£eCo Z.3M Br C•ll some peoc>le 11,Y you act lbatladup"T.x_newpauil. cOCldo AUachpr.w/op. :s~o. Call Rusty, BLUFFS ONE LEVEL, ageat~l62l ~~~~\::::.; drp1, 1tovt nr. pvt pallo, od uoll, 2BR,:i.,s. ......••• 1425 VIEW, Exttptioo.&J 2Br, WMt.luht-lltl 19" Membersbh1 to a AW!nnlftgcombtnarton led by 1ar11N. nur pool. 1'25 mo. 2 BR, 2~ Ba ......... $..150 ~ 3252 2ba, frplc, $600/mo. Pb ••••••••n••••••••••••• lhiallb Club. A tcoJ\lt of OdVn OJ>Ortmenl hOmes • nodop.$285/mo. M8·2:Wl,eva/wkns 38R,2& ........... NOO ....................... 644·4201 L « 4 or 1 rt! al club. FreelennalH&Oftl wllT\IUXVf'(Oppolntmentsond ...,_~-------r.BT,3ba.foin·rm,frplc, 2BR,den,ZBa ..... SU:SEtqant2Br 2a,\8a,wn· CdM New3br2ba Vuto uisbborb'ood 5202 Bllllarda. Swlmrnt1'1. auptfbrteteotfonOIOPfeml\lm tu OPEN bltnt, f11td yard. Kids, 3BR,28a . • •.•. l430 do.Oceaov1ew,Mooarcb ocean & Cat~llna.°Wood Berkel~y. S4~0 mo. Golf Orivlna Range. locatlon. Tonnts•gym• lhefapy QUd/PetOK,t'ntdyd. 1)Cta OK Avail AJml 1. 3BR,FR,2~Ba .... ~ Ba.y. Ree fac1I, ~mo be~una.L&edtK'k,lrpl<\2 847"4.20aJl7PU Saunas + creat ac· tPO•IMotmmlAQ•bllllofds. Walliac.,2Br""c $(10/mo.~ 38R,2~Ba ....... sszs he. Call 644·1519 car rrkg. Spac:. " --.__,_ ... _~ llvtt1n: SUnday BB.QI. l<m W wusoo.3urc;'s 4 BR, t Ba.. .. •.•... St50 eva/wknds w 0 0 llY S 5 5 0 / m 0 Houses.----or Part.IN with 1i ve b11nda. Ont 6 Two Btdroom.. OM 8Gtt\ ~ -E, .... 28 _,,. Clote to HWlt Harbour. 4BR,P'R,2U. ...... ~ ,_ 8731206 · · u..fwWJh.d 3300 l-'rceS~uldaybt\l.Qtb. Ffal\U30 PRN<MAAAV.. -4CX'I" r....., N e w 3 b r • 2 b a 4 BR. FR, 2 Ba ...... SliOO Ocean v .. w. O«!W ~j· den • ....................... .a)=~ . J -n .. ._.....,.. -ir-.. 2ilr!>Uplu. Beach vlcinl· tawnhous.!. Bltna, frplc, Condo, ~dlta, M Smo. ll.V. Hom~. Carmel. 3 CONFUSED? YourrenLdoll11rsgoeven l50Pou&attnoAve.,ColtOlltsO J&l..._ ~.Convenicntsboppinc. a.aruco. pool •. h11~1ua tlS. (2U)83J2401 bd, 2 ba, USO/mo. OON'1' Bf.• Th~ be11ch Curlher• .. A t errific --·--• Nww paint, cpls, drapes (2!3) 897-82l4, 846·9088 3 Br. fam rm, 2 ba, encl Gardenerincl.&W 1377 ~1ty's rental sllualaon 1s maintenance crew, pro-~~~!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 1:-bru-out. Gar Incl. 4 Br hae, 5350 mo. ~7222 yard. eul·de·sac. Av~I nghl at your nogerllps. fes:iional management Ci67351 1714 )dya , 96J·8564 aft 3/1. Will take children & bcitflMJ E .. c.tl•• <;llll 898·9891. TENl::X. staff that rares, and Coste MHa 3124 Costa M .. a .., 1124 ·a TPM peb.494·9721. Smfee.Opent119pm. rMrod1t'nldly oedtg.hl bon7. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • al ...,. Sanla r.abel c_...._...... - -e s n1>en ai y 10· . " _. .,. • Greentree 3 Br 2 ba _.. " Casa de Hermosa IR£..aD u1w laao.mo.PetsOK. Cozy3Br2Ba,lsty,lge house Lrg lot 'cul-de· Ownertrarusferred.4br,3 HARBORVIEWKNOLL Condoml.Mwns $orr)',nooneunder21& 2b fl 1 "' ~ " , 5'8-7945or64.S-6674 lot culdesa• nrbeath. ..;...1 • •• 6 ba,2400sq.ft.home.Lge CapeCodA-hi't ... "ure& Uftfur'ftislMd 3425 no pets. Roommate brthllPLw! .. rcpace,dl 2 br townhouses; 547·5 mo. 962-6t46 sac. -mo 644...C-· pool, wet bar, Ideal! Pool Charm: wo:,d~~o"~isters ••••••••••••••••••••••• i.crv11:e available. Mon· a • ran_, oven, 111 garages, ftnced patios, 'Iba, frplc, green hse. '"""° w•m~GI. " lawn serv. an cl. & paned win s: 3 Br, Spat•tous luxurv unit, lh·t.o-monlhoccupancy. bwasher, ~·Also 3 br 1t1r cond. SHS/mo. ult.aonly,nodogs. Sl2S I to nl """' "' " SJOO/ .... a 32 tsep.bldg)$370. &l2-66l2orG4Z.0282 .,. M2·25S4 ose conve eoces, re-2 Br,S325-St2S per mo. mo . .....-17 family rm, Jba: Pvt Pool w magni'1l·cnt hweep1ng ~ 160 w . Wll~Oll ..... ---------i asonable rent. xlnt cond, 3Br,S385-$475per mo Se T T ru 180 & Tennis Court. flSO lmo \lew <K'ean & htes, 3Ur, OakwoodGardeoApLS . , ---Lo\lely xtra l~e 1 br. $205. tJJR Cotuge on t,4 acre. 1 968-6238 4 Br. $440-~per mu. ~gr!:'';!~~n ~~:~2 Br lie. Occupancy May 1 JBJ. formal din rm, 2 A~uJl E·Side J&2 br e1pts. Bachelor sno. No pets. 911' 1ar. Older Cpl pref Sharp 3 br home on pvt 4 Br, pool, spa, 1700 l.,._ SJ, immac & avatla-Knoll Properiie5 lrplcs, jacuzzi & more 880 Irvine (at 17th) Encl gar. p1tllu, pool. M.ir al 2885 Mendoza, 551-6324 t:omerlot.Heavysh11ke 5Br.TurtlrkGlenS850 ble Fplc. dbl ovn , Call752-2838 Overlook!.So.Lagunanr (714)64S-0550 Like new, no pets. /\plA979~1 r r I I . boat harbor, S600 mo 644-0878 ------WoON 'T LAST Jbr roo, rpc an 1v rm, rdn&:/frener, tlshwshr. 170016thSt<atDover) w d b $ C .. n .......,. ~ w dshwhr. $395 mo. Call sauna, tenrus, ""'50 mo. BA.YCREST To.....-L.--.. h ~r~a drps. stove. 1 child ok. ~, _, pnce .....,c ~ bnA?ht, cbeerfu kitchen I wshr/dryr. Pool,jacum, 551-0230 (7HJ642.a170 MESA VERDE ~I.bi e 1 r 195· pts • . ~ Lo 1 r 1 h 4 wnrtUU>... Home atmosp ere 2 °' 3 581 3496 -i:ENEX I.JI 9pm 898 9891 8"'8 !H2'1 Call 496-4693 ve Y ama Y ome. Uefumbhed 3525 br deluxe apls. 546· 1034 · ------bdrm., family rm .. 21,4,i .&--'-nh - -I n b h I ti ' Mi -t~-v1 i.... 3"67 b p 1 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ~....;.-:::::: .. _... ...,e ac c or pvt pa o ~ coxy & small 3 Br. SWIMMIMG POOL •-•a-"" a. oo & BBQ. SOOO N H B 2b L. d """-s.-Westside 2 br $220. Cpl, i:ood loc si1o + gas' "atso very ruce $100 incl 2 BR. Den. dbl gar, pool ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673"8550 ew · r ,aon. ry ••••••••••••••••••••••• drps. :.tv Children O~ · · · • • mal.nt 731 3050 !>rv incl $375 751-S959 Avail Now 2000 sq rt, new Ol'fN' •· 11 Hu'< nll tv '546 -L R ...... [ I ( 2 1 3 ) 7 9 u 5 1 2 5 . . R~ •-·r S Br, 3 Ba, kids, peu, 9 lf~~·1;·~ 1714 97c 4ccu ••••••••••••••••••••••• LHG l Br, pool, nr. shops, • Point 3226 J BR. tlen. bltns. lge lot, 551-2000 park·pool. EZ terms,! t > ,,. ....., BUENA PK . New. l & 2 2 Br garden apl, lrplc, adlt.s/no pets. UU I pd. tt.••••00•............ pets ok. $360. mo. M95 997-1284 (714 I ~;\ i Dupf•xH Unfum 3600 Br apt.s, cpts, drps, blt.ns. pauo, cb~hr. 5i'45· Ul84 Monrovia, S48-0336 ~r~~Ba~Y co.P~~cJr~. G-l"nmar3963Br·.722bl2a, d1'n rm. ~~boR~j,· ~:1~2 cB;:;a& Jnr. 2ba Ahi.o Villa Con· ••S••d•••C•••••:•••••••••• ~.uJ~~ (~:!'t52~~s 7-284 New stl.d10, 2 bedrm. 1·~ ri kl d & f ~· do. single iuory, A/C,3Brl:UBa,fplc,pool,mo. E8-1 er o1stab .. t1esancw2 _ · · Spac.Jbraptoruseltas2 bath, •11 r cond .• priv sp n ers, m am New cpt'g paint lakevu.$600.5477(}14 ·ts d & I to mo $575. Owner. r. rpc,. tns, gar,._._ __ ,_._... 3806 br&den.Frplc,pallo& pat'io, all bJln', qu1·et. rm, S47S mo. 496·0080, , . ' . r' 'P • fl>S , view poo · . 1 1 --" 496-1959 !,aotlscp $395. 963·2475 a t TurlJerock Glen Plan 2, 4 No pell;. !!.JO·~ 898·8000. &<!2-4401 poo , Jat·uu1, ndry rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. Adults. $325. No M.ir Hll9 An;Aheim SL u Br Fam Rm tennis SJ00/$350. liil4·087t1 _ Balboa Isle garai;e apt on pets. 645·33111 or 837·9~ ti45·510li S280/mo. /\dullS. ~VT Comm w/tenni. •1 S600 5'\7.7044 '3 Br, Cordova. totally up Lake new. 5 Br Bayfront ... ~ • _... _ siwimg 2 Br·2 811 l'Ond~· 2 br condo, l ba, comm. poo · · graded. auto s prklrs, home. Great view. sandy "'t'-...... nh f\lm11hiru yrly lse. Open house Now renting 2 br $225. & 1 Br cpts drps bltns W/D, D/W. S:H5. 831 1678, µool , c ~rpo rt. 166_84 Turtlerock 4 Br, pool & S370. Wlr pd 831 :J627 Ueach. To see this pro· •••••••••••:••••••••••• Sat/Sun. 116''.i Topaz. S235. Adults, no pets. clo:;~ lo shops, ~o pew,', ~-----__ Arlmr Cir . s.3 1 00. ~ay tennis facil. s575 mo. . . pcrty call J11n Berkshire ~ '"''l\Julo 1707 2 b 1 1 1 S300 G Pool, crpls, drps, stove & $190 mo 6-12 7154 4 »r, 2 bath, cov'd patio. 89~ 6571. ext .10. Eves 644·4157, short rental OK. Qwet hv1n1: on t•ul d~'. sac ••••••••••••'•••••••••• & r,J~(c~~ ~c I. i1s~~ refng.3~3cxt7l~ f.111 shopl B , u ---.,.-,7-S_P_l_K--d- Fitcd back yd. Exclus ive 8!l1 4759 & park fun lor krds Spot Winter, 1 Br dplx, comp Agate IZJJ)Mt-3316 ~mg. 1 . a~e a r: 2o.1, -. oo, I s areas mm to Mann.t L . b b d 1 p Single f:im1ly , The less30r2B<1,upKradctl, ~ furn.,blk from beach. · SantaAnaSt.642-2464 OK. ~imo.(714)636-0974 · gerdJ 1r'.2hlda kupNex. tsvl Colony,beaut.3Br,pool S360 Ev~. & wknds ~mo.894·~(714) Caplstranohach3818 £ 642-7986 -ya . c I o . ope . & tennis. Grdn/wtr incl 830 0157 675 7900 • ....................... asts1de qwcl 2&3 bdrm ------Oceanview, new 2 BH. 2 ~ Day~847-3541, e\les $395.0wnriAgt 641293.;i • " Beach special' Sl45 U11l unfurn w/patio. Some E·S1de 3 Ur+ bonus. 2 ba, dbl car gar., $300 mo 536-3638 3 Br, 2 Ua . drr1::.. cpts. ----pd. Sngl or rpl t-'cc MA.GHIFICEHT w/frplcs. Adults only. At Uaths. Crpt.s. drpi., bltns. ~-2400,4937748 r Woodbndge.i Br.JbJ,dm bit~. rn.C'tl }d, e~~ '?.r MINUTESTOSANU MainRentab,5.iU5370 LOWER DUPLEX lractiverents. rool & patio S-125. :;:-s:.-:io. 2 br, kacbtpet_ ok. rm . ram rm , J car ,,Lreet. s:r75 mo U6f•l Sparkling. clean. tlclui.e C. d IM 3722 With fireplace, 2 Bdrms. Martinfque Aph G4S 9543,646·1164 ~ h .>e garage Lake & 11001 Via SantJ Ho,.a UY.nr. duplex. 3br. 2ba. bltns Ot'OftO e °" 11 very large master 1777SantaAnaAvt·,CM , ------BToro 3232 Mam Rentab. 540-5370 SS2Stmo. Call 752· 75ili 5.i9 8867 or 768 6125 Ai.· ~River. SIOO mo yrly ••••••••••••••••••••••• bedroom) 2 baths bwll· 646·5542 ' lid, 1''2 ba coodo . .Pool, T.••••••••••••••••••••• -!.Ol'1atetl Realtor:., Call Larr~ 1-985-6952 Furn Igel llrapt,walkto m:.&two'fenced palios. tennis ct. frpl, reCr1g. Lake Forest new chmce S2IO 2 br T ~ Kids, pets, C 0 LL E G E PA R K 581·1100 c\e:, or 1-6~ 2541>days heh &slorei., $300 mo -.r Located m the Pahi.ades Mesa del Mar, 3 Br 2 Ba, Child ok. S285. 645·'7<439 t.kelront 4br, 3ba. wet ~inglcs ok f ec Popular Yale model 4 I> Uul pd 673 6()71 evb. t:;xtenor mamtence m· no pets. $275 per mo. iar. A/C, $495. Lower('(f Mam Hentals. ~0-5370 bedroom walh slep·doY.n 3 Br. cpts. drps. frplc, Lea-.e or lease purcha:.e ---cluded·S350/mo. Call ~1103or751·990S ge 2 br. So. Csl Plaza f.dr quick rental Dl'<3br.2ba condo Encl family room. Gardener blln.,,, patio: neat .& HluJfsncwcondo,3br.2Br,2story,frplc.oceJn 492·3"W7or_496-3959. uesaVerde2brunct·•1r•. ~~&i~~~~s, no pets. tl9'H l994·1601 da)s gar. pool, ch h.,., 5 b r. and use of 3 commuml)· c:tean S37S 22612 \rn ~· ~ ba P~of del'or. Op.:n view. Pool No ch1ltlrcn _ "' .-" ~ chiltlren ol.. S360 968 922? pools, clubhouse and ca Sanl1ago OY.nr, ~!1-8867, SUn. l·S. 644-5010 under 16 S34 5 I mo Corona del Mar 3822 New cpts. Reb. Ava al \tilts 2br 5225/mo. 2009 LAKEFRONT HOME . ----~ ble TV. No pets. $500 or 768 til25 h'>ol'ialed , - -.---.-ti40-7gs9or644 26l1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• now. $250 498-1936 New most rantasl1c VICW Condo 3 nr l '• Ba. bltns. mlh. AGT., 752-7315 Realtor... 581 1100 (harming 2 Br hme. fme 372"" ---Maple C:ar . lndry Cac. alLakeForest.41Jr3Ba. d::.hwshr, wshr/dryr loc. nice surrounding~ CostaMesa .. Easts1de new tnhouses. Mi;~ptU.631 ·32_7_7 __ clb pnv, Lennis, SJllang, hkup, dbl gar. pool. $375 Beaut Deerfield lwnh~e. 3 PA.HORA.MIC VIEW PH &t2·4452. S375mo ••••••••••••••••••••••• Frpl, enc gar, 2&3 br, 2 un. 2BA deluxe condo $f!S0.552·145S mo 847-6010 Lt'::.l1e Br.:! ba, 2 yrs new M1.,i.1on V1l'JO homl.' or $40.00WEEK&UP rB. -" . bafrom$300.G42·1603 apb. Brund n ew . LAKE L'OR EST 4 llmt1.e d•s, "''2 ""l" L·r~d Sl2Stmo. Call wkda' s fer.; 4Br 2UJ. co1v I rpk •flud10 & 1 BH i\pts '(I,, l.-~;: "'.. 2 B 2 B d I S351l S37 5 ti'•? 3717 r Ur. cv::. J .,., o>oloJ~ ~ Diane at 992·5000. &brealhlak111g \If'\\ 11r E tbluff •Tv&Ma1dScrvAvall ....... ::-_ !!.a~·.siJo<J:i\5Ls.~·:en~. &1511Hl3 • .... • A/C,$42Smo wknds/eves673·7197, rolling halls, c-lo.,e tii as •Phonc serv.Utdpool 644·1103 Eves. 586 3259 Immaculate 3 Br 2 Ba. on srhls, shopp111g S3!15 mo Rentals 2376 Newport Blvd, t::\t CORONA DEL M i\H ----------11 I"' c c t I Pk 3Br. 2Ba . 2 car ~ar. Univ ., llr Townhouse frulc --Lease 3Br, 2 storv l'l cc.,a 1 .?nr enra · S318359alt5P1\I 548·9755ortiit5;l967 ~, . · "·Gardenapt,lownhousew/ , S42S 847 5 5 Pk, tenm::.. J3l'Ull.l. pool We have 2 sharp Blurrs I ool. tennis. some ocean pauo. 2 br. vanity, l ba Br, brams. bltns, nr shops. qu1cl adulll>. S215 mo. 1;.15 :?610 Twnhouse. Central air. · ~ $430.Availnow 7527847 """"') N"w :1 "H, 2 Ba. l'.ondos.One 1·..,a:>bedrm SUSC .. SIT .. S &'' t I Cl . d I d .,.,.~ " ., ·• -"' "' . ..,a J rna views. ose up. 1 br/den, full balh •.ru>1 e aun rm, no wax 2 Hlks to bt>ach Beaut. Woodb d--h -n frpk. l'rpb. drpi.. hltns. walh some water \lcw, Minutc:i; lo NIL l BR Lo shopping & rrne beach. down. Matus c adults Ur 2 lla, lgc modern llr,enclgar&pallo Pool family home :!hr, 2ha, . n gc, uge 3 r, ror:ippl t2 13)121·1~>ll2 theothcrasaJ bedroom d 1 ..,..,.,.,11 lower. In bl•st Mesa ' & .basketball court ram rm , bltn~. l'pls. ;11r, lndscpd. S600 mo turn A u ts, no pets . ..,....._ only. Children welc:ome. s:nu drp•. etc. llu"e patio. Uwnr1Jlrkr6400!l21j Newport leach 3269 next lo COM l11 gh 2tltlNcwportBlvd CM. Martini-A.pts #2 Verde arre,a . IB1i.: sunny ll.11LSJ95 ~ ., School. Both <.1re ava1l.1 -.-------275E 1,8-h-Sl C •t patio, pl', ndry rm. -~ boJt door 22062 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ble al S:i50mo o111•11 STUNNINGl.:t•lBrl!rdnVl-.ArtLY.beaut.2Blt.. · l • .... gar, t'lc. $:185 mo. Surfnder Ln !lake Ban· WoodbridCJePloce BO\T SLIP W C0:>.00, 3 ll•l"'il Suiida\· 1 .~ l!l.:i" apt Pool & n•e rm. 51230 212 ba. un. at with spec 631-3003 !>16-'IOlti Beaut Villa on Lake rung l Su!.J > S37S mo Large:;t Wnodhrids:e UH :!Ii ha. Like nc\' ~'~ · ~ 0 f 1 c 1 of ha & -----------Forest. 2600 sq.ft of lu\ 0 ° ·., · n ~· · home. 5 br, fam rm,"' ~ A~t 64, 1133 V1st11Caudal ,NH 7JOW 18lhSt $-IOol dep au ar2 v~ewk f 1Y & LARGE 1&2 br apts :-Jewdeluxctr\plex 2Br ., liv'g. Avail Apnl 15 S7 wncr, l~lJ i JW 126::__ rm. din rm 3 ba. 3 Cdr __ 640-6161 "'1th ad ~~J~alk t~~csh ssi ~o Dshwhr. pool. ~~ults: 'Ba, s:ioo. J Br 2 B~. rpfc~ mo. incl mamt. rec fac & Brand new 2 s ly exec gar. All upgraded, AIC llarbor Vu llms. Carmel 3 Spuc 1 br gardt·n ~1pt WILLIAM WIHTOM f'rom S22S. mo. Gas pd. S415 mo. Bltns, gar"' lOal. 581 ·0052 evci.. hme 4 Br 2~'.I Ba. huge nr lake Lea~e Br+ FH. S5!15 per mo Pool& rtoc Allutil paid REALE.CiTATE 675.3331 778Scotl Pl, off Placcn· Ownr.Gi3·1155 ,.$33-680Sdays. room~ 3 l"ar gar. $625 In· Owner Brkr. 552-i:>&! "'~" r arpets 752 llfi17 Adults. no pct!I $210. 1';1 trn 642·5073 ---- fountaift Vdey 3234 d grdnr 55_2 Jill! J Br .,., rten or fa-:-rm :! W;itcr1ront [)()ck. 4 BR, 2 ruert~, ~\ki.a: ~!•5!1 \1Jple 2 Br 1 Ha twnhse. bltns. New 2 Br:? Ba, fplc, yard, 1~, 1~ D~ ,!"E ~ R:N iA ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••Plush Condo 2 BR. frplc ba 1n xlnt neig hborhood lfa lrpk ne'' trpts. A\e, c ... t G4t; 6505 -pool n~ .bch. adl.ts. no S325 mo. 545·5501 or TOWNHOUSE. Spac. 2 39' Condo. 11'l b~. 2 car pool. nr beal·h S380. mo 0n· cul de sac. walk dis drps. hltn~ SiOO ti-14 993'.! OPE~ lfOUs fo: Sun 1 1 ~"Os~;ail J·JS. SJ2S mo. 67S..Zl05 br w /pvl terrace. gar. encl patio. pool lf'n 963-~t \J:L ~ofce. lance to ~chh Patio t,, or7528686 178iOranitrAvc Coiv 1-;. ----dshwhr, pantry PLUS nls. kids OK S3l5 ph 1 r 1 boat entr) Prof lnd~cpd 0 LL'L'L'<-, ''l) ... 'U<lS side bach Sl~5 675 291:J ~~ G°?'1 l<K'balllon. 28,r· 2 1ba, pvt paltO. garage. Kids & '64&5i86 Hr Cnmo :!-.t\. p c.nr 5440 mo lirdnr mclrl n rr.~-.. ., -12) 3Bll, WA Duplexes. ga~. tns. rp. c, smlpetok.S275 mo.Call ht:h '\111.·' \va1l ,\pr 2. 1-ca~cs .. larting Jt S>i50 L f 2 I drps cpts patio Adult:. ,. ·~" k Jbr. 2 b3. tplll, drps, $35(1tHOIHHe\S\\lmds Call SuzceDy:.,551 2000 MonthAgenl6441133 HEALTY COMPANY ~ Ul'TI .• r . a\'a1lable.closetoshops, nopets .il9s1m.medoe: ... entur..,21,6,,..·6300,;is hpk $.J90. mo. (213 l - ----E\'S. 834·0825 Bllns. wtw. drps, at.lits., hcarh & park. Xlnt CdM. 5494050 557 4347 .... r_o_r_L.;.t_n_d_a_. ----- St7-321» Avail ror lse. 2450 sq ft. 4 Big Cyn Twnhse. 2 Br. THE BIG CA.HYON no pets. $225 645·3971 locallons. From S.150 to c~rs or . --------~ Br2•2Ba.3cargar,open -r;:e;~race°rvt'rM~JSJ den. 2•11 Ba. DR. pool, VIEW Huntinqtonhoch 3740 $475. As k for M1 ss1, _a __ ·--------1 • lir. 2 ba. exec. home for 1nspert1on Sul & Sun r a. avai now. jac , tennis. $595. 640·lll41i Is especially beautiful ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-2311 orS45·1067 Ei\STSIDE Rustic. like Avail Mar bl SSSO/mo l 5rM s.'>85. lnt'lds wtr & b/3-6571. 640-0056 when seen from lh1s new 1 Br. adults, no pets. ~737or5400511 lwncarf' 8-H-84!!1 Stunning 2 Br 2 Bu. w / Tlll::COVE gorgeous "Pinehurst .. STUDIO $190.646-0.'i05 -1 t I Th T Boat slips 3\la1l. townhome. 2 Brt's. den, •or...--$55 Weekly" CdM duplex, 2 Br l Ba, 1...:..---------beaut. Pvt Span. slyle3 Br l'ac1r1c sands hme, cees orycei l!S. c .er· O f · rrgm r le t• scp 1ar 1-.---------bll I 1 r 2 U t condominium din Ing g a 11 er i a. Full k1lAhcn •·TV P ' pa io, . . g ,,. <It/pool 4 Br. 2 ba, lam •·pts. ·•r ...... ·'bl oar. fncd race on gm • poo •.• • Jac, ·1n 'Al s b yfr t ' "' adlts, no pets. Lse. S350 • u "v u .. l """'" 64·' •M•3·• c~, u. ive a on f\rt!place. wet bar & Linens& Ut1'l1't1es rln w /wetbar, atrium •·d A\·a1l Apr'-, lse S3SO. enrus. """"'· ... ,.., " Aomm n t · Pool be h mo. Her·s. 675·1921 , v , u 1 ~ . ac , superb wrap-around MILETOOC1':/\N Conv. Lo S D. f'rwy. :>36 2375 Woodbndge 2 Br + den 2 secunty. S750 pallo. complete one ol' R al Suit M t I 2 Br 1 Ba. Coral Lido 'ft\o.SS4·#\2art5pm NOSMOG 3br, 2ba, dbl Ba. lndscpng, deck .& SHERMAN ASSOC thl' mcest lease pro· 1:1 Yortct es :1 ed Twnhsc. Upstairs view, Rec. room, sauna,---------... B)lec1700 sqn.3Rr.2ba. 1tar.$3SO Sm fee. sprnklrs, $480 mo. 640-6500 perties in Npt. Bch. own ., adlts. no pets. $275. lse. modern gym, heated lWootOr COlJnlV HEW MESA GA.RDEM A.PTS 2& 3 Bdrms lrftns. frpl. lrg fncd yd. TENEXhl9pm898-9891 551·2349 BIGC•uyou H<.'<lucedto$750/mo. Bill BeacbBlvd a~Yorktown 543·6331; 557·8717 or pool & billiard rm. onge "''5 ~I ut Inds pd $43S c I "'" " Hutl'hangs752·1414 IF55) 536-0 .. 11 6754763 mostbeoUllfuloportment ~7 c . . a Sl!llGLE dehte 4br. bring New Univ. Park 4 BR. 3 Golf Coune View! HA.RIOR VIEW _,_. __ . ______ Adu~in~rf:t~istreet communllles.Arelamg . t~petss.1SC>smfee Ba. completely up-Ltveanstyle!Brandncw HOMES Bachelor apartment for3Br1:i.~ Ba,dplx.above CostaMesa settlngwllhslreams, IBR. 2\.'a ba. 1700 ">q fl TENLXlll9pm898-9891 graded. pool. $550 mo 2Bror38r, 21/i Ba, pool, . rent. Walk to beach Ch111a Cove. view. FP,t---------• woterfollS.ondm"a...1111,. 'l'ownhouse. 1-450 mo 5.S9--S628 tennls.sCl'unly. $600mo. Sp~cious Monaco • 3 Eves,536-2.168 204 Fernleaf. SS50. ---------- St-7956or11311·Zll21 NEAR be.ach. 2br plex TURTLEROCK 4 br. 2 ba. W•ll.y H. T-lor Co BR s + lg . ~nus room & L&.-"--213·963·8104 714-492-9912 NEW Lux 2 Br p<.1tio & 1rees. F«Jturlng poolS, ---------1 C>nlyS26S Sm fee -r bath. Submit on pets & ·~"'!..,.on -· d k r 1 J h 'h Jocuz:zf,souno,blllords. ............. 124 TENEX til 9pm 898-9891 fam nn, den, A/C. pallo, Nl::WPORT CENTER duldren. $675/mo. incl. HortMMM" 3742 NEWER SPAC DUPLEX ~cl~ p c ' ts s ~~~i ond exciting clubhotJse •••••••••••••••••••••••--nrpark,pool,$525orbe REALTORS 644·4910 water & garden er ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4br,2•,ba,2000sq.rt.Up ~ftusPitnope · • wllflsocioleven1S.T~ 4 BR. newly upgrad~ NIWEXCLUSIVE opt.646-1714 Npt Shores 3 Br, 2 ba, CathrynTennille644-6200 Ba c h Studio. F rplc. & down. Frplc, patio.----·------gym,ondvoleybolot tlose lo beach $42Slmo 4 Br. 2ba. beaut ~unken 3 Bdrm 2 bath home pool, tenrus, rec room, (F'S6J balcony. view of Ha~bor, bltns. Close to bch & 2 Br 2 Ba, dshwshr & dis· lheVlo M '1 AskforKeith.963-l3l7 hv rm. frplc. ram rm. Gree~tree Ask'g slepstobch.Yrlyrental. s teps lo b c h. S255. <:hops S4SO/mo. yrly. posal, cpts. drps , nT -.ngegyou. ~loc*lng ~ 3 Br or 2+den LR Only $li.50 mo 642-3699 MSO/mth Pool, etc. Agt. Ask for Grant, (213) DUPLEX 3 Br 1 ~ Ba. 846-7884 646-6067 shops. 675·8862 """'""" Mtd yd. Desirable loce A STEAL 2br, gar, kids 640-7618. Open Sun. 439 02Sl. fplc, pvt patio. Avail l.oCJuna leoch 3741 Coty 2 br, frplc, brdwood tOl.fumMucels cwaloble. ~ 1425/mo. 642·056S 0 oil ~ sm fee I ·SP m . 14 711 Deer J Br. 2 ba, frplc, fncd yd. 3 / lS. $37 5 mo Ph . ••••••••••••••••••••••• firs. Adlts, no pets. $100. $200/mth. March l : f.rg Ol\eOnd llNOeecJtoon) Sl·.l.3M TENt-;X lll 9pm 898-9891 :,~~~urn off Culver on Mod kit. l Blk bcb. Pvt 552-7350 Ultlc cutie! $150. Ulil pd. ~ bach apl. :001, no ~vely area. Call Adul UWlg. .., tomm w/pooL $550 mo Big Ca nyon prestigious Fee . ~king $175. 673 6069 Ottlcesopen 9:00to6:00. tJ!."-:adlettcte' ror =e •t.:=- 3242 Nice 4 BR. 2 Ba, cent. air yrly 548·2861. Broadmoor home. 3000 Mam Rentals. 540 S370 1 BR Beam ceilings, bltns, 2 br, bltns, patio,_ gar.1.._N_(Nl __ ren11ng._'"'----- ' W 1 be h f cond, Crplc, cov. patio. ~~--=""~ sq. It. back bay view, 4 • --Hlll5 3750 So·of-Hwy. S250 mo. Mature adlls. No kids or ..,.,. • to at rom ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"'·-n-t 3 BR 2 b ----b 2'"' b f m ~-pets Nrsho,.,. 642 ""'"" her. W lk l d TUOU oeau . • a, W • .,,._ •--La..-r , ,~ a, am r . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·5957or673·72Sl . .--· ·--re. 11 • 0 «ra 3 Dr. 3 ba lownbouae. rrplc, upgraded crpt. •,.. "'"'•--·-. lmmed occupy SllSO or Cl p -scbool & hiah uhool. SparklinJ oew cond. Short Lease. M0-04411 or Summer Rentals tse opt. 640-1714 · A~I A ~ OCEAN VIEW-Split level Dix studio2 br, 1 ~ ba, pvt br, 3 ba, huae sundeck u 70 . ca 11 .• Lllll... 644•8415 Sceruc Mountain Views duplex for lse. 2 Br, 2 Ba, paUo, end. gar. Adll.s, no dbl1or.~mo.61420l 846-ll7lor848-S456ellu.. . .. Lr.•ses lbrw/den,lgeyd.dblgar. Large, dlx adull 1&2 bltns,fplc,lndry,patlo. pets. S22S mo. 377 W. St. 536-1718 Woodbndae for lsc. Lux· """' , couple only. no pets. Bdrm Apts. Furn & un· Resitlenllal aru. $550. Wilson, 548-3301 Nrut f ,,..._ 3244 Uri<>U$ purk·pnlio·corner 3 Bdrm, 2 be, pnl10. Refs. s.175. 642·3915 furn. SJ6.685l , ·~~ 4 Br, 2\it Ba, pie.••••••••••••••••••••••• fncd hme. 3br, 2ba, Park I Bch nearby , Pool,Jacuu.i,Billiards $330. Xtra lgc lnhse. 1~ 4in ana, wet.bar, 1 blck IRVJNE din.rm frplc stove dbl SSOO/mo. On the waleT, outsnd g 581·615lor :wJl·6130 Lge sunny upgtairs 1 br ba, garage. /\dulls. 2400 ~~!~M$49S mo. ZBR,lBa .......... $350 oven, 'trub 'comp~ct .. OCEANFRONTSBroT3 4br, 3ba hme incl 'g 25211 Stockport, Lag (rplc.sundck,gnr:avaU EldenlH3,646-888S ---------f 2 BR,2 Ba .•••••• $37S/SSO dshwshr, cpts, drps, bdrm+sep 2 br unit for din.rm & master bdrm Hills Marchl5.S32S.640-7438 CostoM--38~ ... ~~teMeta . 3824 SUPERSHARP 2BR 2~B• ~ lake Hsh1n.. rec teenaeer o r ? Best w/frplc & balcony. Pool Sorry nopels. ·-"" .. ,.,._ ' ••••.. . ' •' . Peninsula Point IO<'otlon. & tennis pri v. $650. ' 2Br, I Ba. frplc, gar. m5 •-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tovelf 4 Br home, n 3 BR, 2 Ba.·· .. •· $4001600 9'19-0235 1 B pt / t I & La.st A ll '-1 ibopplnl " achoola 3 BR. 2~ ba , •• , SZi00/625 1 __ •--&.. 12 ,,.1 Sl200 per mo. 645-08J6 r a w rec c r, poo • mo. lsl • va now ~led ca quh:l cul d 4BR,2Ba ........... S465 ....,.......-.. .. Turtlcrock Glen. New tennls&buscoMectlons. _642_·_5290 ______ _ SnllaOK S400 4BR,2~ba,lw-n •. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3Br on btl at $650/mo VIEW 2br condo. You $250+Utll. Cathie ,.,_ "-;..,,,_mo ... BR.2 ... Ba ••• ,,...cn/80() lAaM In Exclualve 3 Artb be · name it, itba111l! Sm fee 768-0405. llam..Spm. Old Charm, S. ol Hwy, lae '"" , .. _ -• ,.. -n-...... • TSNEXtil9pm898-11891 l Br, huge s undeck, ... y • ...,... 2~ba. F.R .• YU. w .. arfro.t Hwa twwpOti ..... 376' view. all uUI pd. Avail P8~ bcRh.thTennl1 Call C•6ll·l400 S-C"•* 1276 ....................... lmmed.S3Umo.673-318l rvaer u 8acharev~ ..., ---· -~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR "--"o w/pool/Jac or7»0099 917~1. Soulhland Al· ~.....-......-· r •-~ ' ---------13S-20U S BR. 2 ba, gd. view. rp"'. view ol the bay. patio, ._ • Exf'C. Pk Lido 1""se 3br, all bltm. dbl. atir, fncd g 1 r. w 11 br 1 dry r, Cu.1l. bit dplx 2 Br, DR, OCIAMNOMT 2~ba. lrpl, pool, M75. Nr yd, lndry rm. Child Ok, UIS+ u ti I. Tom B. FR. 2 Ba, St60 lse. Agt. 5 BR & baths 2 fPlc Hoq,61J..Zl32,ets5008 cooslderpeLS39Smo. l10 644·5870 dya. Wknd1 DaveS.6"·7ZU ~ rnald'i Unit. pftv. at~ Sea VJew, new zer, widen ~~ntdo Cornelllo, '4.S-9'7S Costa~\: .17 3'24 t.obeach. t.e ... SlaoG"mo. • a&f\wn. Pvl a~. See Park Newport under ••••••••••••••••••••••• e HllUeMcCormack Tenrus " comm pool, S.,,_ unluro. apta Newport VIEW OF OCEAN 4' .n.ealt.y 4tH551 $800 mo. 640·US7, Ctfl1trmlo 3271 Beach. Furnilure avail. CITY Ute, brlaht. airy OPENDAlLY Old«P'amllyfl t "440llorlll3·M22 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• t'll4MM4·Ul00 new21k,2Ba,dJhw.br. ~ 3br, w/frpel, new 8AM.TOIP.M. ven!entrnl~~.t".::: Liax2Bt,ZbaCondo.O.ck Nlc• 3Br condo, l ba, f lc&docka,adlc., ~~=~~mo. q&a le drsis, llo yd, blk• erock Glen Plan 4. 'Bt 3 81, 2 car 11r, 2" Bay. New cpls/palnt. patio. drpe, cptt, stove, ~ f1y or 2 mo mtn. --__;'------• 19 bch. I car 1ar. $395. 5br.3 car iar, pool, ten· bib from mala tiea~h. l frplo, 11 ll• rm, la 1ar ••• ~ ~ 2 Br 1 $ly, pvt patio, no h1S. 517·42.5&. E.e1, nis. f71f(). mo. M0-10'4. blk fr lU tchoot. Aak.lna IDalt.er Br, pvt patio. ruH 2 '#Mb ,,_ Nat, new 3 pets. $225. SlSS $125. 11 .. sa&.:mo t.r m • nl pd. Pool, put· er 1 Bl Fam Rm c\Al de U.ve on the 14-rul at 1628 6*995C> v.&al a br: 2 '-+ fp up. LQXW721h' t101 ,,,., $400fmo lay nc, 1370. rec A-po01facll. =--.:rat. SZfO, UUI pd. BRAND new t>ach. all': ..,, bltas: DW,no •lee. TwlmM. A/C =:-A2.!!~1~ ~ Incl. 811•9534 Fplc, Rt11i11. 6ncL siJ.G. A1a Ut·UOl; pm RancboSanJoaquJn KalrtRG&tl.540SS70 Unlvera1ti Dr.ht'floe JBr, 2Bt, frplc, UH or YR.LY 2 Br, nr oceu. ~:mint ...... SS.Wmo. 75UUO Llljllll... JHO A".l pool,.~ mo. Donne. =O~•ai.l .lpril l. Call tiEWBREEDAP'tS nc ~ !I br, 2 .... -••••• .... ••-•••• Tweb11 I br, I~ ba. me714. 1I02 1 r w/lol\, lplc, •r plm. uppd d epb. auto Onna..,._ Patio lune 2 ON'l'OP,1 ... r , 't Na• r u, In. P.ark 1iOak1D C\"etlr, DtW4 8R, BBACH ~RON'f 1 br, pool. Jacuul,' CJ\C llt1 ,., dr opnr. A•k lo.t br. 2 t>a, d , tennis. I.UL r flitW. mo. An.II.SJ dK. boln aa. plmo. Yin. C2l!I roo, uilt. locl. A•ulu. S2to mo. 3' OrU&CllJ)...., PoOL$eOOmo......_ TENEXUltpm__.. na w/lat'ddll'.t7Nllll vum,.1ao.11~ Raoailt.on,eu-tian ,___.. I ' ' editerranean Village •Beamed celllngs, wood paneling . •Gruscloth wallcovering •Fireplaces, wet bars •Dilbwasben, walk-in closets •Balcmles patios •Part-like ianctacaptn1 •Swt.mmina pools, Jacuul •Ulhted tennis courts •Minutes to treewaya & beaches •Security systems l ... OOM • l9IOOM ... J •-2 • 'rOWl4HOUSI • • ' ' ~!'.! .. •.·~~. ~!t! .. .'!~.-~~~ .. ~?.~~ .~.~-~ .. -!!C?! °'' •rt.ltv ~ F!!!!er21, 1m ~~.OD. t ...,. ... .._.. .._. ™' lloammate toallaN: D-r Dt.XOrrtCP.S·Oll ............. ~ ......... I ' a Lost•"-«' llOO Ir -.c•H ................ •-• P•r6' New,ort ~t. l'romJIO/blO. ladudea c-••uM'• ... 7 Gfp11Wlf 1001 --.............. _.... ...,....._ 7cta 1 llt'APL Wl pd, An1pJ An.~AI; IJDOISL& ftlO:t-\\ otl. 14<>· •T utl1.71U-$192,6'6-7 ' <Wer :.$00 Ad.Iv• touJ -... • .. •••••••••-••• -..-.. "" . t 1. h .. ~t ••••••••••••• .. •••·~~ parkloc.-ttoo mo Ll>.~114CH WATE.ftPRONT 3 Br, 9"9. ILILin • PIN114t caU • • "t Y S •IO n • .. UWN: cema o ns ,;,..; • L.A. COLLEGE <i& $49..31t1aa."'"• Laraezbdnn.d•mJexun· SSSOmo.Leue.m.88111 M/Ptoahve4bd.rmbae MALL Commerdai orstopbyforfftelofo. W••ml••Aoc.8Sta· Ur & 1 fem pup. MASSAGE, Low cost ___ • __ •• ....._..., __ -f It ~.. Shops, otflces &r. storatc. AU catqorlcs as t.)'pea. ~. tow IUl. ~ Fairview by 40S F\'wy. o.,y.£vo.Sat CJasset ill OPEH u0n.~k.~~~=: UDONOR.OBA\'.FRONT !:;a.:.,:.~o~~.u:.~ Froolfl5mo.~72Ml . Wo &\W'antee to pleuc alt.4pm i4&-I059 sui&&AllA.SS6-'ll7! .1 t ITa-C,CemlerSt..lBr Hu OU hdwd. /loon. Best vie-w OD Lide>. 3br.· afttpm. Newport B&acb, close to you. ..... T-..o.t FOUN.D on 2/21 Female W..e.d. 7Q,. __ Ad_w_i. •• '-ao_d_o.;;;c..;••..;a_7_5_.Bill·io ldt•hen, 2 car pvt. beach. $450. lae. . Lido Isle 3hor.ping, 75l·J74t Neta$1,250.Mo. SibenuliuaJteym.lx,vtc •••••••••••• , •••••• ~~· Quiet ~•nale lbr, klk'b. ,.,..,e. A lit clau ren· .m.1881 M .or F to share .apt in banb. city bal • aood UNITl!l>BUSINESS Prelf!ntow09rcan'than· 22Ddst,C.M.6'S-7857. All round arUsl, ~ d""' cpl ulil """ 24 tal. 542SMootll. 1'4 C .a.uvoN Panel Creek Village piarkin& facil. 525 Sq. tt. lNVESTMEN'J'S dJe. f'r* at.an.di"" bld1, • ~ .. 01a.rer. Gilley t•"-it Ukil .,.., want It. EK,_ •r-• • I"'~ MISSIONUAl.TY A!:c.= .. ·,1-f W/mae.$170.9'79-2779 at47.~.Afl.673-'1300 U2SMuaVerdeDrE .... ~.. ._ " .... ~~-vv• Flowm-,llear. 4-0 -.--~-,...., (aerot1sfromKonaLM) corntt aoc."°"· 16 Yoar rier. Reward. Davis In pasteup, & layout 49 73 t Live in style! Brand new Roommate wanted to Sml ore, reas rent. Suila· SWtel.06. Costa Mesa leate at $450. p/mo. 873-2898. Lldo I.al. Newslotters. maeu11lt· O..Poild JIJ6 2or or aBr 2" Ba ,.,..,,., share two bedroom ble psycbologist, new UBJ 0 .,.. .. 7d•"• Doc11tta easily added for · ll.ds&broduarea.615.a.IJ'i ••••••• ;.;;.1 •••••••••••• 1 _HJ--~·so · ' ,,..,.. • d\ll)lcx __... , more J.roflt."-Priced to Los T : M • do ' • ansPM .......-... -terul.l.s,aec:urity.teOOmo. • 645-~74 prol.bldg.NB.675-4354 ............. , .... CTU••._._ seUITQIE,151·1400 Manchester Terrier•--------~ 1 Br t Pa, cpt1. drps, ••••••••••••••••••••••• w-a-. M. T~ Co ""'"vr~ "'"9 t ..... ,ta 20 lbs An D....-t Lom .. Linda U-'-.. _b h t ·-1 . . . IF YOU Want a 1or2 man Pa• ed It ype • .,.., n, . s ~~........... .. · m • "" " r. ~uo v ew. br, 2ba twnhae. Pvt NEWPORTC Tl':R Shr28raptCM, w/m!ddle olc completety slalfed ~ent Aun PUBLlC SECRETARlAL to "Splko", Reward. grad W1$hd dental •· $220mo. 586-5471 pjiUo. pool, $3.15 mo. Call REALTORS 644-4910 aaed M/F. 548·7819 9·12, pbOOc ' 1 Unlque pi~e ot equip· JllJSIN~ M c F a d d e n & sitn'g P9S w/eUtlcal oft· KINGSIZE lbr, has all ex· afU, 5$7·~ all day Sat. 5•8·8664 MAHOGl>.MY ROW ment pr~Ject.ed Qet Publle Sec relarl al G o I d e n w e s t , m bcb area. Cert/X·~ tr Sl8S 5 / ?PBr 2 Ba, Westcllfr area. 1·8:30evs. Hugh. ?59-0334 Off & . l280,000 this yr. Present S'UVice wanted. Prime West minster. ( '114) lie. AJ>ply to ad #872, e/o TOOXUJ~:'89s.9391 MewportlHch 3169 ~::;,~~nor pets. AVOinlNCOMPA"'lBLE & s.ecr~lari1:~ se~~:~ Co~ ::-~lee ltoo •haatndelde •. Li® vtlla11e1Cunery 892·M37or844t-3933 . The Dally Pilot, P.O. 8'1l " ... Distrlct location. 1560. Costa Mtisa. c;a, SToro lt3J ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOMMATES avail. Rc;nt indud•s _re· . Leveragew/293 down. EatabU1hed clientele. LOST: Lge M. Blk/brn 92626 f ....................... S..C .. •ftf• 3176 h...-E CI2vu ~ cLept, madal setrvN. & uUlst. Ult 751-3741 Lat.est IBM equip. incld. Lab Se\. mix, Scanta Ana · · N 2 8 2 B · .. 1 W'•~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ · -ocate a ewpor Call Shelia for appt. & Orange, CM. 642·6813 Exp. Apt. Mgr wants nite ~ r, a in ... p ex, ftl liOl'lrlllVW. 1 Takes lhe Guesaworlt Center. ""'" ..,.,.,,. R rd r C k · lf~b, aar cond, epts. drps, VIEWS IN NEW Condo 2 Br 1"4 Ba, outolfinding that Affiliate 6'7S.S830.wlcdysonty. or......-...,...,, ewa r~:e21e B~o~pt~ Fr~ bltns,nopels.586-813'7 NEWPORT. bllns, cpts, drps, adlts RlGHTROOMMATE FOR LEASE. Approx900 TaxSbelter RISTAURl>.NT LOST CAT, whi ~e 543-38:19 .. Fo.tcliltVola.y 3114 only.$375.213-696-992'1 832-4134Sincel971 sq ft. 2 small & l lge of· NewportBe-ach w/orange ears & tail.•--------- ....................... ~:~~~~11Y~':a~nto ~~·:;':'{c1l:~~~·~~1t1; Dittributorshlp Oubtaadiol Joe. w/plen· Blue eyes, Bluebird Cyn Lic'd practical n~r~f, llve cnoose tofts. l>il'I Sou1tJ LCICJlll'CI 3816 Sfb r hi om$le25w Im aCtu rte 295, """'l Bus'"•ss Center ty or partdni Ideal for area.'497·3084 Companion & hskp g ti PACIFIC w1noo~. skyllgnt~ fire· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ema e, mo. os a """' ...... al Ii 'Good L elderly. Hr, day or wk,. p1aces.vour0Wf1Pflvate Lge quiet luxurious ex· Mesa.642·5283bet9AM; Dr.,Irvine. FULLORPARTTIME on·.s e quor .. ren Lost: Fem. Beagle, 750-8626 · patio or balcony A frleOOIY • • • 645-2009 We are now appointing Pnced to sell 1mmed. Cdm/NB. Tri·Colored, m1111on-cionarr~center ec. 2 hr, 2 ba apt. EXECUTIVE distributors for famous lTMTlME,751.-1400 Call644·S035 Practical nurses f\)~ WOODS Tennis courts. too. Elevator to scenic priv. Roommate to shr 2 Br 2 •· bch p & layfrontOfficu name brand gum .,. r~a..n.. C Private Duty, home · arty . game room, Ba condo, close to beach, breath mints featuring -~,.~• ream FOUND: Wht. Toy Poo· Inst. Rose 848-8958 Woodl, Waterways • t~tal security. Perfect SminwalktoHoagHosp. PrimeLoutwn WRIGLEY'S & TIC So.Ora~geCounty die. Fem. V1r. Garden --------.o. andYM.. l?ro~~nl lithvmgdorwklndretreadtfo1tr $200.646-7332 ~~'.~~~~~:~~~h TACS. You may keep Perfect Mom & Pop GrovePound.673·1510 Housework and babysl~. ~ , ,,...;' e a ven urous a u . your present. job and operation. Husband's ting, Huntington Btfl' ~tyl>.duttl>.ph Starting al $515. mo.GClr'GC}H SecrelarialservavaH. startp/Ume&expandto workforcesoutofareaFOUNO: Yn.g female area.Phooe847.e453. I Ir 2 lr/fwft & unfunl luJ(ury aou1trenulsfrom 499·2835 forlltftt 4350 2SOsq. rt. full time later if you de· move. A-J..thru-ouL Xlnt Siamese, vie. Dover•--------~ Sorrynopets MOOmonthly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OceanorBay\•iew. sire.Get inonlheground terms avall. TIME, Shores,call64S.8999 .W,Wanhd 711"1. Comfortable clbhse 200 Promontory or weu. 1 ~R. spectacul~r ocea.n Sl'ORAG E OfL y, Singles 675-5820 wkdys only. . . . 751 1400 ••••••••••••• •••••••~'1 . . JustnortnofJamboree 5 va1unew 8 •. ~~k.m'ol!~~1z~ ..... '· & doubl~ $30. 673 H.,., •·-L---R-&-' 4450 flOC!rofthismulU-mi~on · LOST: Male puppy at •• w/allameruhes onPaclflcco~tHl~nwav. ..,.,., .,...,.. ...... ...,.,..,,.. -....,,_ $S mdust;fY. We funush lmestmftf G<>lden West & Edinger, ,.,.1 M• ape. Dally 9-6 ~~of~~~~~SW late eves. Call Mon only 11·5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• all ~eta1 I outlets. To Opperhmlty 5015 H.B. Blk & wht, wht tip ACCOUNTING ,p, Opett r ... tU 8PM Tne Irvine Company. ·-·Furnished OHie• Rental 4400 LAGUNA IEACH qualify you must have ················-····· tau. whl streak down I 16350Har~r Blvd .,.-:~-1 L--' 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small 11:uto, a few hours sp":re Filmmaker seeks In. muule. looks bke Germ. CLERK :i ... at Edmger 2 Br, 2 Ba lux. apt over· Ol'VfffWTllllncv 6,.. PERS"" FT C 'al St Ume and $4000. ca.sh tn· c I · · Shrthr Reward' 898·5051 , 21h MJ N San Diego Fwy I k. N t B ••••••••••••••••••••••• v -,.. Olllllltf'CI orw vestmenL For more in-vestors or eg1t1m.ate, . . 2 Years A/Payable & . 839.2140 o~h ~~ e';tiZr I· ay THE EXCITING 1617 WESTCLJFF·NB or <:an be "!sed as pro· fonnauon write to Dis· low·.budget theatrical Pft'SCIMls 5350 Rec. exper. Good gea1 ---------• ~~cony rep ace. PALM MESI>. APTS. AGT. 541·5032 ~ess1onal office., Located tributor Division, P.O. movie. Dave Peltzer, 585 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• acctng backgrounct. ~on leach 3140 MINUTESTONPT molder .shopping. com· Box536, Brea,Ca.92621. N. Glassell, Orange. Drinking problem? Type 5-0 wpm. HeaV! ••••••••••••••••••••••• IEACHREMTALS BCH 1501 W•stclffD'°. plex, with rustic a.l· PLEASE INCLUDE 538-08.1l CallAlcoholHelpline workload,IOkeyad~Jr). 2br, 2ba, encl gar, close to WINTER .SUMMER Bach, 1&2 BR. Newport Financial Ctr m~phere. Sl 75 Mo., uUI. PHOlltE NUMBER. lnYH.._.. 24 hrs a day 835·3830 Some college accoun~~ bch, children ok. small YEARLY from $195 UcniftCJ Office Space paid by landlord W..t.d 5020 courses helpf\11. ·" pet. $280. 536·6565 or 2 Br yrly. Unf. $400. Adults. No Pets Call on Sile Manager MISSION REALTY Pick & Market tree ripe ••••••••••••••••••••••• PREGNANT? Call for appojntment11 962·2500 1561 M~·sa Dr. (714) 642·3111 Avt246 98SS. Coast. Laguna b. . . h Caring confidential TlLOHIC/A.LTl>.IC. "' ""' 494 0731 oranges Crom small pvt Am 1ho\1S man w1s es lo couose11·noc & referral C5Blksl!:astofNewport p · 1 . . • grove. Valley Cntr. invest & participate or Ab rt' " dot' &. l7l41494-940l · 1 Lge 1 & 2 Br, 2 ba. sec Blvd.> nme ocahon m Hunt· b r 1 b o ion, a p ion apts. Adults only, no 546.9800 in gt 0 n Be a c b 0 n NWPT BCH STORE 749-0503 63~1=cess u usmess. keeping. Laguna leach 1 pets. A!C & Dshwshr. ---------• Brookhurst, 800 square 2S30AvonSl. $275/mo GIFT GALLERY APCARE 547·2563 EqualOppor Employe'r'_ Pool & Jacuzz1. From=======-===• PREVIEWING feet. Single, garden type Jerry Wynn (213)477·7701 Newport Beach. Want MoMyto&.o.. 5025 ~mo. 19132 Magnolia, DU T store or office. Good ex· Off' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962·1800 OCEANFRONT 2H HI pasure, assigned park· Stores & ices for. rent. active partner or may the Beach House ing. Call Mr. Plummer Newport Blvd at Harbor purchase. Mr. Smith aft. ht, 211d & ltd T.D.'s *SHARON'S* 1-------'•lt OUTCALL MASSAGE Accounting 3Br. 28a, frplc, garage, $340 mo. 494·3720 or &16-5063 llkE TO BEACH Lge 4 br, 3 ba, frplc, dshwhr, alt. garaJ?e, end. yd. No dogs. 1703 Alabama, 536·3465 or 536·1718 SJ.115. I br. Near beach. Pet ok. f'ee Main Rentals, 5'10·5370 Super Condo. 3br, 2ba, refng, pools, nr bch. Kids & pet ok. S3I5. mo. 963·1877 or 962·8266 eves. ------- 1 BR, l Ba, wntr. $180 963-6'767 Blv~. dow~town C.M. lOAM,675-3080 LOANSAVAlLABLE 2BR,2ba,yrly$450 Contemporary&casual Various sizes. Bob. Creditnotimpart.ant STEPSTOIEACH ThebestoCN«!wport's DELUXEOFFICES _548-1313 BARFORSALE 6'ts.48838roker 3 BR, 2 ba, wntr S350 good 1 c mJ BY OWNER 2 BR, 2 ba, wntr "'"75 I e. Com & indstl sp11ccs. 900 Sq. ft. storefront. w· h . h ,. .,... •Beamed ceilings 200 to 2000 sq. rt. As low Penin .• Newport Blvd. 1t or wit out 1quor 2nd T.D. associated BROt<ERS-RElll TORS 20H 1111 Balboa •11·J6&1 •2pooli:. & r~c ccnter:s as JStsq. ft Lag Niguel & $4SO Mo. Agent 675.1642 license. VEGAS ROOM. •Plushcrpts&drape::. Mission Viejo areas. 686 W. 19th St.. Costa LOWBANKRATES •And so much more Handy to S.D. Frwy. 2 commercials up to 950 Mesa. Call for appoint· LONG T£1lM Furn. bachelor $230 Call: SJJ.1400 sq. fl. Ideal for specially ment to see. 548·3721 FIMANCIMG Unfurn.1 br S255 ---shops, law, ins., acctg, DOG GROOMING & PET 499·122A *KAREN'S* OUTCALL MASSAGE 6PM·2AM 838·1780 ABORTION COW\Seling & Referral Preg. test.avail. wknds 24 Hr Helpline 547 .9495 HURRYFOR s~hool,e.g.gu1tar,gym .. SUPPLIES y I MECHANICS IESTSELECTIO... BEDROOM piano, etr. 114 Agate. · . ear Y NATIONALBANK MASSAGE " Balboa Island. Call eves gros.s $38,000. Es tab._ 25 ask for Pot Grae~ N1:;1~~~~~h !7141774.5906 or days yrs ID CdM w/xlnt chen· 521-1292 FIGURE MODELS NOW 646.t453 EXECUTIVES! 1213)289·9307 tele. $18,000. Ph644-4000. -------ESCORTS ----4 DEL-UXE OFC'S SUPPLY SALES MorfcJ9s, Trust OUTCALL OHL Y PLUSH & lush 3 br. only Want to move your office N 1 E Dffdi 5035 631 JI I I $375 Sm [C'c out of the bedroom & into Conf. rm .. seat 25. all els $25,000. yr.Pus ·Z ••••••••••••••••••••••• • IMMEDll>. TtL Y A.VAii.AiLE , Temporary Assignmen\i> * lookk•epers * l>.ccfftCJ Clfflcs •B~Mochines * k•ypunch Opn All Areas Orange Co. Please Call Nr Murdy Parl\, :!br, 2ba. Upstairs, $265. mo. ~vcs 546-3710 YOU CAN AFFORD NEWPORT BEACH Park Newport prcst1g1ous Newport paneled, sm. whse 1n re-run. short hr... A sleeper •---------TE~E_X_t_ll_9r_,m B!>B·959l Center at a frachon of ar. lor2yr. lease. Lake bu.s1ness. Priced for LOANS 8V:2% rtELAXINGMASSAGI!: SOOSouthMainSt.Org' DOLLARDIZZY? the expcctE.'d cost? The Forest area. Kent qwcksale. O UohJames·Lic.Masseur NoTower,SteSOl ' 714/835-4103 ' Execul1\'e Suit!! has the llarkin.•. UBI 751-3741 Also 2nd TD Loans Uulcalls9·9,494·5111 1---------TENEX can help! Over ,, F · tT · l'" answer. 714·581 .9393 a1res er ms since !J .. .I 2 Dr l'h na. ~c·p g.1r, l"t patio. s:.?:.IS. Adults, nu pets. 536·6805: !163· 7298 $325. Bran<l new 2 ston lwnhornc. 2br, 11 .. h.;. 'frpl, pool, tcnni::. tourt::. Sorry, no dogs. Gemini Really S3U r.G2J LUXURYl\PTLIVl'\fG 1250 vacancies on hand, Your office rent in· LIQUOR STORE Sott~rMtq.Co. EXOTIC GIRLS Uvt>rlookin•• The Wakr all areas. starting al $75. B & II (·'B ) $25 000 p M th 64 M " & Mod I " o Mc,..,ln<'t'dnofir::.t&la::.t. eludes; reception usmess ome .. r . . . er on 2·2171 545-0611 assa,.,e em., se rv 1c e. l'o n re renc e 19th St. C.M. Near ocean Located in new growth Outcall 5t2 3169/543·3250 Jo:njov SiS0,000 spec !'lmfcc.898-9591 room, personalized coolb!uCfs.Zone<lforTV area. PRIVATEPARTY f.unl,ir-.pa.~ ... wimming Rooms 4000 telrph11nl•1·ovcrage mail repair. upholstery. Ull 837-4200 1ww•b. x h~hkd rourt~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• handling, underg;ound florist, steno serv .• ac;ctg ------ milt•., of b1kl• trails, put ROOMS $25 \\ k ui> with parkrng, Jamlor service. serv .. photo processing, PRINT SHOP llng,shufflt'bo .. mls. )<1tchen. $37 SO wk Up allullhl1esexceptphone. + 34 other C·l bus. $200,000.NET Will pay more for your 2nd T.D. 642·3573 --- Spiritval Reader 1815 So. El Carnrnn Hc·al San Clement. ... Fully l.11'. For a ppt. 492· 72!11, apL-;.548.9755 Call714640·5470 Comm. elec in 22x20 Busy shop by O.C. ELITE S,\ll:\i\ & Coiy 3 br, 2' 2 ha studio Bat•hs frnm S21!l 50 mo. ------1 T II E Ex E c u TI VE glass fmt bldg, park1og Airport. leverage with Announc.ments/ PffSOftolS I Lost&FoUnd 1tpt. Lite patin. enrl. gar, Also l&llxlrm plans Room tor man. Off SUITE frnt & rear . Lease 29% down. Call for de· ••••••••••••••••••••••• :\lASSAGE ••Sin VULL lndry hookup. ~ Call 2stvr} tow11hvuses garden. took1nJ!. Call 567 San Nicolas Dr. Suite 549-4238or642·9596 tails. Lost & Fowtd 5300 i,?R~l~u~h~:~!1>0:1~~1·~1~: lngnd. 846·1371; alter 2. before8PM.497·2526 J06,NewportBeach.Ca Storage 4550 Ull 751-3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• d > "'l kt h · t · Massage. In v. hms. 840-8413 r, ec 1 r • pnv, pa 105 --FOU ... D·. Sib~rion --------1 & balconies. c-rpts, Dix lgC' hme or OCC. Nd 8ayfront0fflc•s ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRINTING SHOP " JOAM·Mid. MON ·SAT. @@ ©'. ADMIH /!>.SST. ,.,. T (1 V.P. $750 Fee Pa(ct "Sharp Shorthand.~ Marketing dept. for N.iBJ mortgage finance co. Re• (f's a µhone personality lh•1t c;m "Melt Butter ... Xlnt co. b('nefits. Also t-'ec Jobs. Call Control Carc·l·r Employment Agcnl'y Today, This one will be gone tomorrow! 556·8505. • 2 Br condo, wshrtdrvr. drapene::., parking, yng cpl1students empld. Avail. 675.8141 Smallboat&trailers,ren· Estab.40years Husky Yic 22nd & AE, BA. MC & Che<·ks slv. refng, pallo, cpl. C'le\'01lor" _K.i_t. P_n_v_. ~SO. 557·7959 ---------lal space, $1.00 per foot. Exclusive beach town OrancJe, C.M. Call & Accptd. 1400 W. Md''ad·1 ________ .,.. $270, 1st & 1st + $1$0 ,.,. t h • l MO FREE RENT• Limit length 22'. 1819 locati'on. Over $l3,ooo. ict.tdify 645·7857 den,S.A. A I rt · S S I Pets xtra. 552·9565. Opt1on,1I m.1i<I -;,•r\ ire lb" I omhe. S are semi pvt No lease req. Dix of cs. Monrovia Ave, CM. See mo. sales. Part ners · • 540·11195 < ve is mg pace a e5 a o u s e pr 1 v · M II 54S 5627 Experienced or Trainoo G • l f. AdJ. Airporter Hotel. grorca · agreetodisagreeforcing Lost: 2·20. Blue.point DRINKING 3 Br 11 1 Ba. painted & cleaned. Encl gar, nr shops & transp. S'c!'JS mo 1111 Elli s. Art. v 841·6341 or847-666X ,\l f.'J~hion Island. Jam· en t em an pre . Fr m 1 rm to2800sq ft · e e yng fem v·c A1u:ress1ve sales sta~1' 984 64 k 0 · · · · STORAGEONLY s· I sale.Callforappt.now. siam 6 1 creates problems. 1l f ad? hort'e & ~an Joaquin 549. 7. 2·4546wor . s~EWRVEISCTERSAT83E3S3,2F23ULtLI & doubles SJO. '671;.L:~ UBI 837-4200 Bunkerhill Wy. CM. doesn't solve them. ff v':~~o~!1:~;i~~~~~ ... e llilb Rd. Park Newport, $200 Priv. ' · 1 Call Mon only 11·5 1----------1 _54_6_·_2'l7_6 ______ 1 you need help, call '"' rm. & bath, share k1tch, _noo __ n _______ ---------1 Fast food.Toco 1.-0s I · h Se F VI CAREMANOR llosp1tal i-<2•13•)•G•J4•.s•l•33----." For leasing information: 30 yr. o Id bus In C'Ss Two 300 Sq.fl. deluxe of· Rtfttals Wonted 4600 Very dean, has indoor A:s: t~s "Mot::~~,'; ciii in Orange, 633·9582 • N::i. 1 v:1~~yb~~~~: ~~~: 714/644· I 900 womans home. 759 ·0999 :;.c::i30s~~~1:.~~ c.M. ·;~~·;~-;.;.:;~;~·~~·~· Xlntse;:~n!t~ ~~~~iion. 968-ZJ42. A SKOND CAREER ~~~~i!~~~u~~1fn::~~";{l ....... a .. ._6934 OCEANFRONT BALBOA ----------• WE ... EED LOST F Sh'h T 1 1 · · C ft' 1 c : ... """"a.40 r ·1 .... Good net to exper. : em. 1 • zu, proressiona training orp 1mesaeso exc .... ----------t1Br2Ba,2cargar. 1'4:blk Share with aml Y· Lux· c"" fl Id Blk & Wht I · · f · t• O•ITl'RLOOKl"'GPOOL R ."""'Kt h J\T'~rsq. · RENTl>.LLISTIMGS operator. Priced to sell yr. o , . . course nHypnos1s1so· ang conscrva ion pr~ ""' •• from beach. $500 yrly lse. ury oom -.'"'· 1 c en 4001 1'rch-N.B. · U d 10 lb Lost T f oc · d t Add l. I h" · 'Jb --" 2 l "t p ·1 S7"-1617 We provide tenants to qwck. n er s. ues., ered by s only uc . 11ona r1y m• -r ''"""0 • ~ ory." any 2 I J · 6 9 8 • 2 2 4 9 or nvi eges ... Agt. 541·5032 Ull 751 3741 2/22 in afternoon, nr. HE c ed h 1 come for drawing 't~ amenit1e!\ S28S. 645,8256 2.1.J..943-8364 you; or Property Mgmt • · · · approv sc 00 · a> ---------ROOMlr loord 4050 OFC. SPACE Newport foryou. Jamboree & Bayside Qualifies Grads for scale.640·7121 ,. Huntington Hrbr area CdM. So. of Hwy. Newer ••••••••h•••••••.•••••• Bch. lJOOsq. ft. J of e's. + IR570000N.WMoOnRthklyS ~e:~ ~=~~~s~:11; ~~~lrl~~f/~~i~t~:l~~~e~ Archit,ectural drafting, 2Br. pooL.,idc patio con· 2br, 2ba. frplc, encl. gar, 21 year old emohonall.Y Jg. room.+ 2 loilets, gd. 71 ... 549.9866 Days, xper d Part. t me "11'i do Nr beach ShopL ""'~" .,..3 .... st bed Price reduced $10,000! .. for full academic credit e . · 1 • • "" -· <>• ·1206 '" ur young man. m cond. As is $400 per mo. • b Ider IW64414 • •• schls. Jmmed occupan· need of room, partial Call: Owner anxious, Mission 675·743San6PMeves. 3 units. Ask about our w · cy. S32S. Ph 963·5228 WATBtFRONT board & some custodial PACIFIC Real Estate Viejo. Generous terms. Los M er · h Major degree program I•-------_. ----------NEW 2 br & 2 br + den care. with 1ndivid.ual or Gene Hill 642·0200 Ull 837-4200 P~ ,;:.eho1JP :;~h::· starting March 3· P.H.I. ASSEMBLER 1~~~~~.~tm luxuryapts. family 11'1 Huntington ---------1---------1 record trim & jewel. _7_52_·_254_1 ______ 1 S200/mo. Ph84fi..3950 •Built·ins Beach. Newport, etc Airport Offices '8r hse NPT. BEACH. PIZZA Keep money, please re· WEDDlNGS Electronic inslrum~ •TrashCompactor areu. Will pay $400. per 1 blk t 0 C Al t w/gd schls. Lse 3.5 yrs. $270,000.0ROSS tum clip for REWARD. LlcenseorConfidcntial manufacturer needs~ Deluxe 2Br, IVtl.h •Wet8ar mo. Call Mrs Webb at Suites ~ro~ ·$125~P~o ~kLeonard, <213> Fraoc:hisetypeoperation P.O. Box 718, Whittier, Home, Chapel Room, penencedAssembler rot- t•mhse, pool. close to *Fireplace (213)273-8480 from 9am I e 3 s e re q. Inc Ids •----------i in booming area. E·Z 90608, CA Beach production dept. Ftttal beach, sm. pets accept· •Privutebeacb _t_o_4_:30_p_m_. _____ , cpts/drps,janitorialsvs, Woman wants room in $40,000. net to CALL645·7716 Assembly, PC boa·yd ed,847·3111,s:tG-4440 •Plex1classencl.patios Yacatto.R.-. 4250 FMsystm,allutil.Suite clean home. P.O. Box owner/manager. Lost: Vicinity Wood·---------solderlng.6Monlhsto~ --------1 •Smokedetect.ors 200 2082 s E B · t I L B h Ull 751-3741 bridgeBroadmoorhome. LIMDA&VICkl year ex per. req'd. lltl>.HDNIWTll-PLEX •Slipgavail.totenants ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' · · nso, 674· aguna eac' Mini·Doxie.9yrsold(Ol· Kn led f I odM 2Br, l lhBa, earth colors. 919 Bayside Dr, 673-8414 BIG BEAR LAKEFRONT N<beBh.lnd< ~~:l!s5J5r7>.· 7O1 o ,_Ca_U_f_orm_·a ______ , HARDWARE, ETC to> Red coloring, dark Outcatl Mus. he1~fu1. ge o co or c _ --.J t Cablns.(114>866-7701 ,..... t · d b k Forttt.Funoflt! c Ill · t"· Nrpk, encl aar, S29S mo. l Br. 2 ba. 2 bib to bch. 4!H-9'727orS39·5173. 1---------IAcal business man needs ANXIOUS s ripe own ac . a orappatntmen .. ~ an962-7717 <FF refrig inc) fam. 1.AGUNl>.IEACH unfumaptw/garfor4/J.. Mission Viejo a rea, REWARD. Please call Ser"ings:!~g~;ngeCo. TB.OMIC/ALTAll(,; IWl!wJI• $400/mo. Unrelated. $300 LAKE ARR~WHEAD, Xlnt exp05ure comer on 75H892,64S·7434e"es terms. 559-4783aft7&wknds. Logmohoch t•: • ..._ lt42 ea. Evs/wknds 673-4452 Prettylatev1ew,11lpslO. North Coast Hwy .. street Father "OCC student Ull 837-4200 Lost, 2·3 yr old fem . SCRAM LETS l714t494.9401 •••••••••••••••••••••~• DaysMS-1337. =d~~.=~ '2SO ~·p~~. 640 sq. ft. daughter with 2 dogs GIFTS and ANTIQUES Samoyed. Has tumor • Equal Oppar Employef·" 2 Bll Coodo, Hunt i (2) 3 Br apts on water, HilUeMcConnack n!eds rental In Daily GOURMETSHOP ~;:,.1:,'~1::~~:,ri ANSWERS Harbour ~re a. pool, Udolsle Cozy Cabin near Snow Realty 494·7!>51 Pllotadarea$36-4I67 Uniqueandsuccessful paUo,$325.96S-5228att.6 UllBrapt,Lidolsle. Valley,slpsl3. inSanClemente.Beer& FOUNO, Old English Owlish -Tiptop-1>.SST.Ml>.MAGE l"M 3144 1'.o see this .Property call SS2·8160 MUTUAL l&.OG. .__.t/lftve1t/ w\ne lie.. antique nx.. Sheepdef, Vic. Coast Sickly -Hidden -Xlnt oppor. tor a~ ••••••••••••••••, ...... J1mBerks.h1re BIGBBARCABIN Preetige office space ln ~· tureslncluded. Toomucb Ht¥y &t Surfside, Seal Jii~oi~~~ff bitiou.s, dependable 9· f l ~tral Corona del Mar. •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• business for owner! Bc.b. 98().1828 motivated indllf, to wo WOODBIUDGI!! 2 br, prlc, seeps 8. By Ample puklog. Air· •. _._ __ • $80 000 Two pen pals, male and ... u PINESAPTS wltorwknd.~5565 _. • · , .. I I h d b at leadloc fast arow1n l .. .._ 3 bd it ~ ~ i---------• coM., Jarutorial service °spa taaJ6a-5005 WAYNETROMSE:N Fotind, ulk Cat, friendly. ema e, a een ex· heallhfoodstorechai~I • " "" rm un "· BigBe rCabln SI ps12 5 olaftts per week .•• ::? •••••• :~? ......... REALTY 492-iSSO Housttr•ined. Vic. changing letters. The So. Calif. Must h .. O.slgned like early a • ee ' Broadmoor tract San bov eventually sent the ,._liforo1'a bunaalow•. 675·7900 nearskhtopes. lmmtd. occupancy. 40< u.a.u.a.A•uiauT ' ~ priorcrroce""'.storeor·· . ..,.. "' "'o"'....,"°"&Q ft ~~~ .-.-....... IC$ Cteme111•.4,,. -~ girl bis picture. She e ., F r 0 m '2 7 0 . 1 1 5 960-3200 •· _...... • • '.ft ft __..... ""' ......_ lnted e .. per •-quaJif.~· ~una Beach Executive MOSTLY WHOLESALE . stopptd writlni. lhUK " · ""' ,.,,....., Plnestone. '?f C hrs 3-5:3o 2br, lba, E·BluU. 801 _.....to Sltwe 4300 '1M400 ln wholesale supply bu11i· 6 Yr owner has plans to FOUND, Whippet, fern . endlni lhe artaJr with a Ability to supe,rvlse, P"-t .wkdaya,~~·30wknds. Domingo Dr. Open Hse ..... ._•••••••••-•••• H ABOA nesa affiliated wltb take 8 ftlate & qwt U\C no ID. hit Cockapoo, blk PHOTOFlNJSH. worksc:hedules, man.at• -...·0400 Sat /Su n . 6'4·1651, NB.Seekstriatgntp1"0fto dynamic fast growlt:1a bualn6ts Shop equipped fem. as lie. Vic . peraonntl, control stctCR l'tlewlBr.AC,cu&td~r. ~11189 sharesba.rplylurn, view major: International cor-with~ ~u. tt. kiln. Bia Westollrf,N.B.&46-2065 ,luot:r-"'~ inventory, et~. very tm-porat1on n"ed' people h .. h ndl hl"b a.. ..... Pr,....._ p01'\ant. Mual be bord.-On.naettte Lakes, pool, Balboa Peni11. Beaut. 3 hfn4!. &U-0484 R llA LTV oriented a.uociates full 1 fr m~an L a al ~ch ~I Founq: --.Jty Type mat ••••••• .. •••••••••••••• ble. P01ltfon offora "'Ji tonnill, no p~ta. $225 Br 2 kA frp'A =aae A Tr ' I all --··--,in.._........ VO u • oc 0 dog. at&.wn Newport Bl <lt ... 1..........1.. • tractive e.alaey scale, 752-WM ' · • .,.., "'• •·Bachelor executive wiU. vaonQll ... pa~·-••• •llllnatoflnancespeclaJ Re4hHI, nr frwy . ~~-7005 areat oppor for adv•a.. . Lodry.Nr.beach 11\ate bia apartment for , Harbor nvestm~Co. P"*t•msatthlsfaclll~. 847 -~-t J. b ~· i --·--· Balboa Penln. SUper 2 u-i bousewotlc & MA Good terms So Or•""• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cemen • 0 19•c~·· .....,.... --1141 Br, l ·ba. Nr. beach.~ 641 • _.,/ Pvt ott1:lll Taro. Nie• NA 'I' UR AL F 0 0 D Co. · ' -FOUND: Cat fixed Male, MEN WOMEN fut,ure lncluclinJ bonUUi ........... •••••••••••• CdM. Sharp 2 BR,, 2 ba., mo. Mike~days ._,, P le's Fedttal sandwtdl business. Fan· UIJ 147•4200 tortol .. shell in CM TRA•M FOR paid medical & h~· Oceanfroat curr Dr. 3 br adult.a, oo peu. Swlm· BEACH/POOLilPETOK Bldg, leback P~ tasUc t ate. CurtenUal· ~. · ............ 01 ,... bcnerlta. No Sund• · f&SO/mo. 1 br $320/mo. minapool.$36$ Saltboat.(C.J25)avall. Secy fl ant. servtce '1 sross approx. saoo. ~~G -·~ Nw work. P'or appt. pbQlllO C2U)81'f.2'7'Z3 e"9 Jrvlne. Cute!\t l ·bdnn. ~•N '115+ 14&-S71S aV11U. ~ or days, Subtnit your cub ollu. ~ Found Adlt mate, lit f?WO Wl!EK CLASS Dave Moro, Lind~~ w/loft, lakecondo.Adult. ._. ... a . EdtudcUe, Inc.Gt6-8111. IOC? bot.at, infra l'td oruse 'ht.by, abrt hair, l'4ATION·WlDRJOB Nutrltloa, So •. Coal Ocean vu, 2br, POOL, Ncw.$295 f/anted: mt'llow tQ&ether , '"O~AB~"',.... abal,yaer, etc. 112,500. No Sbafe nta, El Toro. PLACEMENT Plua Shopplnit C... lodty.AdlUl,DOpe&.ms Chrhtin•·Atut lady to WN d.)'namlte ....... .-.n Beu ... Homet JUty. 8»133hft'f:30pm. oMSiSTANCE BrancbS\ori,S:."Nil~. ht. Atl Jt. Musa m'8CJ80 133-3307 Ne•port. Bcaeb oeeo1n Small •ti. o fleet in M S WIAl m«NOAlkforDate. GOOOJOB 07-3'8 mw t.,_i'tniet\L SJI rr modmt b,lda. From $150 l.uJIOA ij Ce kt VI li'ouod: H•~lt :gayed 0Pl301l,1'UN1TIES Dr•tnaUc ocHn view ~~t!!ii.~r oce~ ~!..'!.t ! .J,1 • t =.i':te-•t>prox 1,a> Pl,000. net, flilt prt~ ar'bea..11ui 1::' or hiJ =~ ~~~j/p:C~t~ • ... IAMB::IT 1 MCA0M1 R 5 from ~ l'OOCI\. Move 548-&:Ma _...,~ 3$11 s;q. 11.; arra.na«l lACO tat· '21,500. Pl• •l~d1 •kb aeeeuort.. neeQ. tKtli· Coadol.la uio ~ ~ in now. a Br. 2~ ba. lux· Will lhaN tu.-~ \f. ~A tttepL uea. only '310,00Q, ~\ do'wti OCllJ partoor to o _. ' ICHOOl. adol&ltwnhse.;lAateatlBi,upperdphc,frpl,bnl oceawroathm Ftp.le ta U10CX>Permo. ~DoD'\beAUIQ> t•ll bo ... uquo•lp F'OUNl>:Sa~mate . llM&;Utb ,SA tsts ... or mo. to mo. tpt,1uld.1rratM.8tk bu. pwl iaade'ci NOl..AN pcilaa.illACtnowl 4 NeW'POlttl.q\la• area. dot~,,·k:lritMllBriatOI. Ul-JJMIO '314nt tobch.13&41113. c $2$0/mo;BJd..U.ls:s:I Rutmilltelnc. u.-i"'" 1111 111••7 I m..JOllm. O.it•Tm;m.4111 Sctioobc.out.'J'\)Coalt - \' fl .. I· ,, A: .. Add lt ... Bulld lt ..• Dlaper lt ••• Ha~r It ••• Carpet SERVI CE • lt ... Cement tt ... Wire it. .. Hoe lt .•• Clean lt ... Move • • it ••• Press lt...Palnt lt...N 11 lt. •. Ptastet' lt ••• Flx It •.. VL ~ ................ ;..;:.op.~--m;;----;;.;..;;,;;,;;,;,,;,-----...--------.... ----..... --..;o......,.;;......,;;...;....,...., ... _. ________ ... ________________________ .._. __ .... __ ;.;.;. __ ,... __ ...., ____ ..... __ ........ ____________ ~ .~MMKlw.. c.,.ts.rnce c:.INctor ._d · 1 ~ thanct.••a •&.g r.wt,../P~ ltoof1-t ................................................................................................................................................................ ······················· .•......•.......•..•... Ardliledural 6: Struc Sbmpoo fl steam cieatl. Pl1I' A ROOM OVER JAPANESE Raulln•. movlft•. ~leanup Xlnt boua.clunln1 b)' WHY NOT THE B~T WORK QVARANTEED Rep1lrs. Uc & int. All tural Plam RmdJ fs o Color brt1tmners; whl YOUR GARAGE GARDENING fl/~p Ttteworll. lleas, day. Own ln"-portltiOl\ Two Meti will Move You. lntr/£Jrtr Free Ell. bRet. Free eat. W1IL new tonltruellon. R .. ld cpt1, 10 mlo bluch Room Additions, Hows", C«nplet• Job & clean up Cast, rteeesl M1-4S9'1 l2S day. IS-OGU an $ .t:.xpr'd, Uc 'd/wrd.. Frff 25 yrs Expr. M2·0H5 CJJI 111ytfme 5'1·$130 IC om ' I JI ad 1u t rl a Cl~ hv rm, din rm 4 Apartments, Free Ht 963 2598 pm. est, 1 daya wee.k. --M).7020 ball $15. Avt nn f1 $0, Commercials OCC Studeau. Bii -..T IM7·'1278 536·2088 EXCLNT PAJNTJNG ROOFING. S1w 20'M on• ---------f couch 110, chair $S. iuar FOl' ftee "t c•ll t3l•*' Prof Japanese Lllndscap· tnack.llove .. tree trim or ~•ble lady w/expr. Int& Ext. Reas n"" root. CaU for rates • .......... s.nic• elim pct odor. Cpt re-p I an 1 " f i 0 an cl n 1 lna 6 Cardenln1. Free ! cheap! 64 s. 7179. wanta housecleenln' on MOVING ~est. 548-2706 FRED _Do_n_l4_S._0036 _____ _ •••••••••••••••••••••• pair; 15 yn expr. 1 do av&Uable est,SU-'1072Geo l buabl ~3666 aretularbas~.847·383'7 Anywhere, aa)'thne. --'htevltlol--....'r · ""-'-•albomt, any kind k Rf 0 K .... be JXOVL' Fast cxpr'd, very reu. PAINTING. lnt/t;xl. ,.""'° :. ·a::;-rata, will pickup wor e • 53.1-01 l en ""ten r~ • &# G1M1 .. Senlus R lls I t FOR A Sp ARK LING Fully en.cld .2T. ltuck R,.s, der.ndable. Fr•e ••••••••••••••••••••••• dcUver.~·M41 lncJs.AcOMIHC UBIU~ers:~ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~c;~.~~itli!,~0r::r'! CLEAN HOME-CALL W/llCt &ate. Wlnto ~st. d.1 Jay '4$·7!>65 CANOPYTVS!RV1CE ----------•••••••••••••••••••••••• et'ns n HANDYMAN Homes & 493-9445,661·0149 NOW!'673·7'1'16 548-30"8 67S-.'1lT BoCA&Muterchljlacpld latRATESERVICE C:..,.ts.t-Ylce EcooomyAcouatJca. Qual DlaftiltgliDfflCJI' ApU Consc1enlloua ....___....,... a.c .. Tu P~-·1, ~ PAPEDHANGER Alio'11.lfPriculliG-l633 •••••••••••••••••••••• cra.f\sman Ph 0~c0302 r-.. -~ .. nng 4' celho"S new or re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-..-••••••••••••••••••••••• '--al. good rer"rence1, WRlGflT ... '. Carpet MMD will la ours " ' --••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• •••• •&••••• • '"""' ... • " ., . R Y1Y & spray, rl'pa1rs, free est. Architectural Draftsman Don's Plumbioa carpen HOUSECLEANING Former IRS A&ent orcers Paint y C .... _ Jeff. 644·2Sl3 Reas ratta, taal dtipen. ': ~lea~~~tc,. G~:/:ork 536-1800. House Plans. I help you try, electric~!. an·i Byrellableeouple comple(e, profe:1:1lonal our Cllnw IN'fL·R10R/EX'fR }l1'1n•· dable&ervice.~4·1111G lbl...... ·. F t &et bldg permit 926·1948 rprs+carrprs 5l6-8$96 Rf .,.,,,,..13 taxaerv.963·203S Avera11eEx\r1Stry$315 "' • a "er savings. r ea /Concrete collect. -e s ....,.._ 2-Stry .. 95. lnlr $45rm Ing. E~pr'd h1.:h quahty t. 6'5-3&46 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n....-.ari al Grading MRS KINGS CLEANING L-.bcaplncJ Prices Incl matr'l/labor wqrlt. ;>l!Pt't reu ntes ••••••••••••••••••••••• PATIOS· WALKS ~· c ••••••••••••••••••••••• p INTING •· c RP""T' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Guar,insrd.Creeest. 675-3181John CERAMIC TILE. New or •· Wea.re Carpet Cleaners ....... ,111 ,._ t C U ••••••••••••••••••••••• A "' A "" S _._ ... ,_ . 1 t II •-l '~b SteamCleanorSham nu pg """men o. c. Skiploader dump truck CO "WE DO IT ALL'' Prnuucl'S. ns a "' re. Ted6Z'l·7900or~·0134 IN.~ remodel. Fre1t,am IV s I U h I Bonded. For Est. 751·5657 ELECTRICAL SERVICE hauling t~ee work gra<:t'. ~3S6l pair. Concrete & bnck • ,_...,l'ICJ "'elco!Tle536·2426 an5. Alo pWo=lery·AI aflerSpm&Hlam CAU..SS15 hr,&SMALL m&.<k>~o.dc751,3930 work. 645·7978 aft ~.State lie, Insured, low-••••••••••••••••••••• l uar. Rersi:-c. Free est J0~8428233 UOUSECLEANING Is Malone prices too. Exterior HO~\ESAVERS 'l>lumb Trtt Se"lce U h D 11 p I Hc:wlncJ Our Business. Call specialist. Try me-Calle ma & Re1tttn1! Free t'St •••••••••••••••••••~••• Reaa Ratn · 645-3716 se 1 e a Y 1 ol Gardefting ••••••••••••••••••••••• Janice's Raggedy Anns Mo.tng 836 S5S5 SlOHr, ttonesl & Rehaule Removals, trimming, Carpet· Vlnyl·Drapes SaJes.JnsWl·Repairs Gd Prfcn 545-3837 "Fast Result" service •••••••••••••••••••••••Sonny & Jer FREE haul· at67S-6SS3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• s,·s. BofA & Mstr~hg pruning, rree esL Lic'd directory. Your Cabellero & Sons Expr 1ng, cleanup, tree work Friendly Moving Co Em PETERS PAINTING &i7·0383 & 751 JlSO f\111.v Insured. 642·2624 service la our gardener. Cr ests, re for usable items. Fen· S4 per hour cieot, fnendly ~tS-v1ce. Expr'd. Reas Rates ,. . asonable646-4654art4pm ces/bldgs remo\'ed 5hoursaweek Lowest poss rates Free Est. Call Gene 10 , olf w1lh this ad Chuck'sTreeSvs. Palms, Excellent buys & service specialty. --~7 2005 Call 67J.2012 1147.0992 5S2-04.S8 Plumbing, "'aler :.en. oltves trimmed, thinned, Call~-5678ext.322 Have something lo i.ell" leaks, bathroom encl pruned, removed Want Ad Results 642 567 Classified ads do 1t well. Want Ads Call 642·56'7tl Want Ad Help? 642·5678 Sell idle items 642-5678 Want Ads Call 642-5678 Reas 832 2468 MG-9'l29 arts ' )tefp W 09t.d 7100 tt.1p W ..t.-ci 7 t 00 Help W •ted 1I00 He4p W •ted 7 I 00 Help. W •t.d 7100 Help Wa1tted 1t00 Hetp W •ted 7100 Help W a1tted 71 00 H .. W GAted 7 I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATIIHDAMTS CLERICAL COOK.EXPER'D GEMERALOFFICE Insurance LEGALSECRETARY Full thne&part lime hr-With refs. Car row's ELECTRONIC Tra1nee·Type 40+ wpm. Own Yot1r Own Ne~rt Beach Law ly attendants to in · DATA ENTRY CLERKS Restaurant, 620 Averuda Neat handwnbng, able l1tsurance AIJflKY Fl the airport area troduce new innovative For production control Pico, San Clemente. TECHNICIAN lo handle detail. Good No e'XP req'd, earn while s ~ ~ s in le 111 gent health screening pro dept. Knowledge or . workin& conds & yoolearn.keepyourpre· secretarywilhsomeex· gram. Must tie well ACCOUNTING CLERK blueprints&matenalfor COOK, exp m Country Electromcs firm hits am· benefits. Apply National sentJobwh1letra1nmg. peneoce In civil litiga· eroomed & able to deal inventory control de· Cookmg .. for breakfast. mediate opening an Systems Corp., 4361 Fatme"lnsurance taon & potential as a w/th, public. Flexible Full time position open as a video sired. lunch&dinner.833-M22 manuf. dept. Technical 811-ch St, N.B. <Near OC. Group general para·legal. 'h~&nuibledays.Hrly displayterminaloperatorforaBasic· STACOSWITCH. or military service Airport) EdLani 752-1147 Call752·1211 wages. Call Deanna for COOKS So L CM NB school training or exper. appt.&40·5500 /Four mini.computer. Some ex· INC. · · ag, · req'd. Unearsohd state. AUDIT CLERK perience is desirable, but will train in· 1139 Baker Costa Mesa P,time & (/time. Coffee R F o r 1> a s s 1 v e dividual with demonstrated typing ac· 549-3041 s,hop .e~p. ~efs ple~se. microwave exper. Some GEHHAL OFFICE lnsuranc-;$ccretarv ex· I. E.G A L TR A. I NE .E • lntcre~t1ng pos1t1on per, personal Jines Bnght, xlnt typ1n11 skills answering stu.dent •?· NelA port Bcal·h office, for career oppor._ on Mag qwnes by mail. Reqs 8 :30•4 .30 Mon ·Fri II typewriter in N.B. mature JudgmenC. !!ood Salary open t.o expcr estate planning cor· , .. Requires accurate r111ure aptitude w /knowledge of 10 key. Lile typing Wall train bright per:.on Eq 10 F 1 Charlie s Chill Ofc. ('14> tramee pos1t1ons a\'a1la curacy and speed. Work in pleasant ua ppor .mp oyer 549 0351. ble environment with good company COOK Wanted for pre· Callforappointment benefits including 2 weeks vacation CIJERICAL school Mon-Fri. 11am TB.ONIC/ALTAIR memory, detail ab1ltty, 675.5262 vurate law practice. Mag l y v 1 n g 4 5 + wpm. II cxper. prer'd. but will ' w/min 1 yr business ex per. 5PM·1.30AM. Xlnt working conds & co benefits. Call aft 4pm. 6-W-4360 ext 345. after one year, company paid group 't1l l .J0pm. SJ oo to start. Lagwta hach insurance, credit union, etc. Apply at *TELEPHONE So. Coast Plaza area C7 I 4t 494-940 I Customer sernce back· Janitor, F /ltme, eves. lrain.Call l714l8J3.9983 ground very Mlpful Ap· Loe.ii. floor cl\p Lead· Call 540.4751. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT COMPANY* F.qual Oppor Employer 330 W. hy St .. Coda Mna cg.~~!~s~eaj!~e}~e1~ ~ --- ply National Systems mnn capabilities.i---------• Corp .. 4361 Birch St, N .B 979·3923. WAN I Near oc Airport> COMSUMER AUTO CASHIER Experienced. Immediate c>pemng for ex1>enenced cashier. Good "'orkinsi condition. Top pay for between the hours or 8:00AM·S:OOPM p lime. Apply, 2·5pm, ---------1:'.:eneral Shop-including c• for oppo1Rt11 ..... pMcn. Personnel Denney's Restaurant, fiberglass work, as- J.C.PEHHEY COMPANY LOAM OFFICER Leading Savings and Loan association with of· fices in the Orange.Coast area as oUerl ng a challt•nging career ad· Vancement opportunity for an Individual with ~C\'eral years pnor con· sumer loan experience. Dulles will include Joan undcrwr1l1ng. business development and in· temal supervision. If you are looking for a position \\1th a l'omriany which n•sr>cl'li. your al>ilil1es :llld t·onlnbut1ons, please cull Personnel: (213) 956--43.1.l. 642-4321, Ht 276. 529 Avemda Pico, San ENGINEER . sembl) · & machining. Equal Opportunity Employer Needed Clemente. orange co. medical ~g~~~~°:ce~~tta~~r 24 foshiOft hland Hewpori Beach Reqwres a F /lime HAIRSTYLIST Following prefcrred Xlnt working conds. qualified person. Contact ------------------• Mrs. Hauser. COOK Wanted, Pantry manul. needs a des1ra-the right person. Will Immediately Man, Kitchen Helper ble, dynamic & al(· train.$2.75hr.start.l"ull Phone 499-2271, ask ro1 gl'Cl>s1ve engmeer capa time. 64H~ ComeU Che•rolet 2828 llarbor Blvd. Costa Mesa H.tp W Clftted 7100 Help W •ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-1200 _____ _:::~~'...-----1·----------IBookkeeper as!.1St Automotive New Detail Shop ncells Banking help TELLERS Top wages palcJ F.nginl' Steamers, eng painter'\. bufrers & polishers, u11 holstery shampooer ... check out, p1rk up & tk· livery Apply Jl 2059 Uarbor Ill l .\I &15 111:\0 Positions op<'n for full & p/t1mt• expcr'd teller~ Somt' Satunla\., HEW ACCOUNTS CLERKS l':'<pr'•I lull l1m<'. ~01r11• SatunlJ\., P.1r1 t10ll' 111Lludl·~ ---------•l ::-.alu1rl.i'" IOOKKEEPEil Pegboard system. Ilea\'): dclatl, quarterly taxl's AIR & A I' Non smnk1•r 1'u.~tm area S32·4771l BOOKKEEPER lull 1·har1-:e for hth\ 11111 strudmn 1·11 1n (.' :\t II l'P ly, Sl;tllO.I! l'dUl JllOll l'l>. per ,\ "·"·"' n·qutrl' ml·nt-. lo \ii :>l:>:> U<t1h Piiot. l'P u ..... 1:.w. c :\t 921626 AVON HJnk '''-Pr pr< 1nn·J BOOKKEEPER If yoo're d<'pendable, 111 Santi090 Bank l l 1'0~1L111n r1•q ., .1 gani:ted. hkl• lo meet Pl'o .. ~., F , ,, ..,, Tu,..1111 r h111kl•r & ,df ... 1.11 lt'r pie. & "'OU Id llke to °'di !(;I:! ">:.!IM \Ir fl'I 1-:ll'•Hll \Ju ... t lt1• ... tnl IA I l)!UI '°" EXPERIENCED ONLY *Customer Rep *Operators 4 )cars wcent exp *Clerks VOLT Tl~JARY ornvtC9"t. 3141 C9mpus Drhe 546-4741 <.\rrn:.s From Urdnge Co \trport l l:;qual Oppor Employer beautiful rral!rancc, E1.1uJl 11pporl t:mph r \nount1n1.; kn1•"'l<'d.1!•' & jewelry. co,mt•tu·c; & ,.upll\t:-111\ c'pt:1 pn• ---------family prodU<h \•>Utan ---------•1 Id ~l nd re-.11111t• & earn good mont'\ For in '.i la n h 1 s lo r \' l n fonnat1on call 540·7041 •Jr Re a ul H' 1;111... " 1n11·d Cl.i-.Ml;ed ad no si!I. l' o Zenllh7·13:>9 Gfl•0tl oppn1111n1t,· tnr Da1h Pilot. PO Ho'C 1560 ... ---------.i hainln•c,"·r-. \\ "\1•wporl Co.~l:. Mesa (',1 9'<!626 Babysitter. hght hsekpng, , mature pe~. 5 da)" • ~ wk. 10 mo old boy Good salary. Own trans & rrr ... lrv1ne. S43 8072 ur .ill Beat'h d1enlt>le 'omrone "'ho "'ould hkt• lo C'Cl)t.'r Bookl.l'eper. part lime the r. n ec;t , al 11 n l ha 1 M u s l h a ,. e f u I 1 '''wport Bea1 h ha!> lo ol · k no" kui;:c or pa) roll frr 640-60Zl !l!itl·-1737 6pm.~2·14~ Beauty operator lf.1tr flo<Jl.kt>l•per exper. Part lime or full time - --dre11ser "' fullolA mg lor , Babysitter for d11yt1m~ 111 exciting new l'ipBch __ _ Corona del M.ir. l Jll Salon &12 fil64 ---------1114 759--0770 ~19·5277 , Beauty Salon. recep· BOOK SALES Lookm~ for a part lime CLERK Gener;il Clcncal position ii\ ailable In accounting Sl'Ct1on. Seek1n1r 1n· d1vldual w/accounts payable background. Contact Personnel Dept PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Newport Clr Dr Newport Beach Equal Oppor Employer CLERK·P/TIME Some Typing Required Call 673-0460 Babysitter ror occas1onal honist \lo llnled ror El eves & school holidays Toro salon Must be o\er Refs req II Balboa Pen 21. exper prererred. )ob that pays ltke a Cull ---------~--8374743 -----------Back Of'Clce As~l. uper.1----------for bu.,~· GP. near lloag Hosp Mail resume to Ad No. llSJ, Daily Pilot. P.O Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca.91'.11112& ••t Jobs m Towtt Stty Executive $975 Rccept Secretar> $725 Stat Typist $650 Adm Assist. SHOO ---------•I Secretary $775 BANK ~TIM! COMSUMH LOAN PROCISSOR UHITID CALIFORNIA IAMK 6 Monarch Bay rlua South La1una Sates Med1tal $2.5K fln1nc1al M-cy S800 Geo Ok 12 I SiSO Escrow Coordinator t900 C. OC1pistrono $600 Lt'sal Secretary S850 Adm1n A!l!ll~t S1100 Employers Pay All Fees Ll:i: Reinders Agency 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 Newport Beach 833-8190 Call for Appl/~tab '6S ll me JOb? 1£ so, we'\ e gol what you'rt: lookmi: for' Earn SlOO+ + + per wet>k doing cnJoyahlt• work represent1n1t T1mehfe Books 1n our nf flee near the OranJ:e Co Airport. You v.'Ork only fi hrs per da) ID a pleasant & relaxed atmoapherc 2 Shirts availabl~ 8.30-2 30 & 3.30·9 30 ~ days a week Contact Rene Rossi lll-8095 For Personal Interview Noexper. nttessary. TIM ELI FE l.IBRARIES. INC Equal Oppor Employer C714t4t6.1273 1714Jt31·1'70 ---------CAKE DECORATOR. ex· HKPR/ Assist.+ FOR REsTAURAN'f Equ1l()pportunity $3.25 hr, rull time. Employer lndudes wHkends Call ~~~~~~~~~I Bill at l-496-fl46 Banking · HIW ACCOUNTS COUHSaoa al Mtthanac. exper'd. Apply at, The Willard Co .• 130S Lotan, C.M. To work Saturdays only BOATMFG. hasopenin1s ln our Costa Mesa ofc. for: E~r. pref'd, llte typlnf Stock Rm/Inv. Control rtq d. Call Mr. Donnelly, CarpenlerTrainee ~1l00 Gel Coat Touch-up C .. ton.la Fe•rot Alajuela Yachts Corp. S.V-. Ir Lo. 947 W. lSlh St. C.M. 2700 Hareor Bl, c.M. 100.,.., • ._. F.qual ()ppot' Employer """ ..... " ........ .,. ... ,,~~~~~~~~~I ·• :SELL Idle Items with a • , • Daily Pilot Cluaified Ad. per. Full time Inquire French's Pastry, 1170 Baker Sl.. Costa Mesa No phone cnlls please. Chefs KITCHEN SUPV. Working chefs & C1nt cooks. W /minimum 4 yrs expt'r. continental cu111ne Lge S. Callr. based restaurant chun. Poaitions open, Oren1e CLERKS FILE CLERKS SR. TYPISTS REPRO TYPISTS STAT TYPISTS SECRETARIES Long & Short Term Assignments VOLT It ,.,'11 •1\lfA•I• •.t If• l(_t '• 3141 Campus Dr 546-4741 <Across l"rom Orange Co. Airport) Equal Oppor Employer chef ble of working lndel)('n· dcntly & creal1\ely from COPY STOP now accept· concept through produt:· 1ng applic<''.:ons for t1on. IC you are looking perm. r 'lime person to for a challenging position work in copying bust w/xlnt potential, please ness. Must be pleasant & send resume. qualtr1t·a willing to work hard. Call t1ons & salary hhtory to Sharon. 751·1050. Pel!gy Uav1s, Pcr,,onnd Mgr., W1l11arn llan·1•). COl]:--;TEfl GIRL, JJ 1l1mt' 01\ of C ll llarct. 1425 S exper. Arpl) Capt \'1lla1:c Way, s.111LJ Ana Mike's Ft'h Fr), 815 W ea 92705 19thSl.C~l Counter llelv tor lee Crt!am Parlour. Ei..pr preferred or wall train P Time 545-6701 ('(}L'PI.f:. amb1t1ou!., IA 1lltng to l\:arn t1 manage small bu:,me:.' ~j 0215 DELl\'ERYMAN for ear ly AM , LA Times home dell\ er) Adults onl)' 21 ~ hrs a day Must have economical car, no sohc1tlng. no collecting Westmins ter, Jlunl - lngton Beach areas. 638·0126. Dental Assist. full or part tlmt' rover m 4 handed ofc NpBch. 644-9211 DENTAL Assist. exp'd cha1rside. NwpL ofc. 646·5411 or aft.SP M 646-SS!M Dental Assist. Minimum 2 yrs exp, 4 day wk. Lag Bell. 494·4685 DENTAL Assist Cha1rs1de, F1t1me Al least 6 mos. exp. Some Sats. H.B. 846-3540 Engineering Tech 2 yrs l'Oll~)!~ or tech \\Ork cx1,.,.r Ua"u t'l\(lt'r 111 mtg)! gnod l'Offi m u n 1 l a l 1 ' l' ' k 1 I I ~ " oth1:rs St.Ht ~ ,,41 S84S mo Pl(•a,,c c Jtl lor appt 83.S 2422 EXEC. SECRETARY Superintendents of<· Also. arts ac; reronhni: secy to the board ol education lh'q':. !>h 120. typing 65 Must have :! yrs c:ollel'?~ training 01 eqwv. m oft• mgml & 5 yrs rl•sponi.ible secretarial expcr. to key admin1str;1tor. Year around pos1twn Laguna Beach Unll1c•!I Srhnol Dlstnct. Pcr:.onncl Oft:. 494 8546. Fa<'lory Worker. Vinyl Product Mfg Sewing Welding exper hrl1>ru1 but not necessary S<iffil' heavy lifting Must be willing worker ~.75 per hr to start J\ppl) Sinda lndustnes, 111080 Euclid. FV. EOE DENTAL A!sisl. Exp'd.1---------1 Plaque control & ('halrside. 3 day wk. 6421050 DENTAL/ A11Jst Huntington Bch area. X ray he reqwred. Expr. nee. 848·1515 DESK Clerk/Telephohe Opr. Exper'd. See Bill Uoyd, San Clemente Inn, 492·6103. Distributor Trainees LARGE NATIONAL SUPPLIER OF Hardwore Ii Tool• FINANCE SECRETARY Opportunity (or secretary w /accountina apl.Jlude. Sktlls reqwred mclude Stat typing, 10 key by touch, ability to assist ID preparing rman cial schedules & payroll. Coll 644-3389 9AM 'til Noon THE IRVIMI CO. 550 Newport Ctr Dr Newpnrt Bt'ach Equal Oppor Employer GIRL FRIDAY (2) Girl ofc. needs p ltime help. Hrs flexible. Bk· kpng exper nee. Lite typ· mg. Apply, 1981 Placcn· ha Ave, CM 642·1593 (;LAZER. EXPER'D Outstanding co. bcne . Citll for Appointml'nl Tuci. thru S.tt11nl,1y 6'W·231J, <.'Xl 2!Hi Equal Op1l0r f:rnplover ,\pply in peri.on. 21 1 Los KEYPUNCll ~toltnos, San Clem. GUARDS '.':at11mw1de 1.:0. Top pa.1, & b1•nef1ls. Call (21J > ~.-15 ~150 toll eel I ur a ppt m :"\ II ar\'a GUARDS Costa M~1a Pcnnanenl 1-"ull & Part· tlmt-Phone & lransp re 4 d llct1red "'el come Call 546 02i4. ofc hrs 10·2. Clo:.ed Wcdnesda) HAIRDRESSERS wanted apply m person, Regis, So. Coast Plaza. 540-8888. NEEDED NOW! GLENDALE FEDERAL K h SAVINGS b eypunc t-;qual Opportunity Operators f.:mplo)'er Cl\llt'r ti JU ~I ..,,., l11 d1s1 r----------&. kt>) tu l.1111· \II.; -.h1lh Long lt>r m ..,1,11 l Jm med1Jtel): 11 · .,..~ 1£;MPORARY HELP Lock•r Room Attendant for pri' at~. exclusi\'C ml·nc; Alhlelic Club in :-.;l'"' port Beach 1-;nJO) a· hit• workmg rond Full & I' ltmt.' ;1va1I. Must be Coll s40•4455 ;1hl!' to c;tart immed. An Equal Opportunity BQual Oppor 1-:mplo\ t•r F l 71 I 752 7903 llardware Sales, 3 cta)s .mp uy<>r - week, melds l wknd day l----------I 1.0S1\N(:EI.ES TIMES Semi retired type. Crown J)PIJ\'('r\' ai:ent need,, 2 llardware. 3107 E. Coast LABORERS \11uni; men from 2:3-0AM llwy, CdM. to G.IJOAM Sunday morn· HEALTH FOOD MANY N1-;1-;0ED' 111gonly Goodpay. No C'Cprr lll't·es•" ~houhl fi7:J :!S IS 646·1413 SalesPfl'son have 1·;_ir & phone Shorl & long term <1ssq.:n ments. All 3 sl11fl!'o. a~ TEMPORARY ll(LP We need a dependable. self motivated indw. to work at leading fast growing health fo9d store chain m So. CaUC. Must be interested in good nutrition. Pleasant workm& conds. Uniform furn Medical & hosp bencClts No Su ndo Cati 540·4455 work. Apply, Lindberg Equal Oppor Employer Nutrition, So. Coast1----------1 Plaza Shopp\ng Center. 1 __________ 1 Costa Mese. ' llelp Wanted Male & fem. Over 18. Apply in person, Kent~k.y i''ned Chicken, La9una beach ,.--- HOSTESS, P /time, over 21. Ell.per. prcf'd. Appl~ In person, Ben Browa 's Re.slaurant, 31106 Coast Hwy, So Laguna. Housekeeping/Child Care (ages 6 & 4) Mon lhru Fri. Wanl mature non· smoking, non-drinking woman w/transp & refs 963..$574 F. Vly. WANT A HAND OUT? That's the lazy way. Get nd of beer bclhc~. boob tube eV<'f & the hl,1hs Come to Pac1r1t• f't•rson nel & work day lo day temporary All Sh1fl~ Avatlahl<-. t:11 to $J an hour. LVH'S& NURSES AIDES All shifts. Garfield Conv. llosp . 847 9671 ------- * MACHINIST bperienctd with tfte Cincinnati Hydrotel 28"x9i>". Able to .,-ate tftis machN uMl'ICJ l-D automatfc troc•r or ma1tual o.,.,-atf°"" Must ha~e HI• aWtlty to ma1tufacl•r• •• .,.... for x ... y Just Opened Housekeeper, $2.50 PN Local Branch 1111111...__...__.....,.. ..... .,,,,_....,_.. hour. Balboa Inn, 105 61oNewportCtr Ur Pacific Personnel operatloft. He•d tools required...-... cattln4j Hptrlf1tce htlpfuL This ••• Mth pnclskNt op41t atlon. Moc""'-tltop pN· l4lftfty WOrtdlMJ O•.,.._ ...... For Inside Only Fmt orctMed to $700 Mam St, 675-8740 f'uhion Island NO EXPERIENCE Ubrary/Rl'Cords S800 HOUSEME.,.ER <Union Bank Bldg) NEC. C....--'arl.... lo....,,, '""510r ''" I h ,.ood .. A .. -•· I l ~''"' """ """" "e'4port i('J(' " ,....., ""'" n pay Construe:. Bide pr '900 4 Hn a day· 5 Morna ll Swte 275 &so 1970 MonS.1 TUt'8-10:80AM Loan Proc/Comm'l Sl2K wk.S70. Steady work . ._ ________ 1 * 751 9134 * Jrvine Personnel Agency Dovel' Shores. (2) In -----------• ----·-----• 488.E17tbCoslaMesa Family. Refs. Call thru Ltam skin care. Eam SS Suite &42·J4TO Sunday, 9-Uam & 5·7pm, F\111-P T. No invest. We ,__....,....,...,....,,,,_.....__...._._.....i &l2·3342. train. 496-3227 ffoust'teeper·Livt-hl carei----------1 LEASING REPRESENT I TIYE Attraetive apt C'Ompleit 3~:c;d Ca.ta MtM. C: .. f. BRUNSWICK CORPORATION Equal opportuolly employulit/F * . \ ~.!_~_.,_,.1.,1_.~!~ ..... ?!!! ~~.!~" .... ?!~ ~~-•ue!~~f !!:11.~~ ..... ?!!4! .. au-.-ncta....,.Yr..i.•.;.Febf.-;;.;,,;Wl')';;;;;..,i..,27;;;.;..i,....;1;.;;9~71.;.._ ______ _.. ........... ....,.-..;.;.....;;_:.z;, MAJLIOOM •llASSAOE NURSES llulE!tat• ncs a o nrscsatJcdJJJuae r HelpW•hd 7100 ~men 9010 • 10.0 ..... w..w •••••••••••••••••••••• ?ii t be 1bte to lit\ bOx· T£CH·PEM• LYN'S lnaetlve • Frustrall't ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••• ••• Fork I Ht nper. wu:omm-Oua.rmln F Ill me. altUDOOD R.t:. LIC'HICCI New SECRETARY TYPIST Rt:t"RICtatl\TORS \dof'ublt AKC Shih T'u helpful. Llle malnt. FUtl"P.T. work.1.AtlL Chlr1e Is Mcdicalloo and Unusual Real Fala.u JO Eitper'd Pruducllon WA.SHERS DllY1'.:KS :uppi~J61~~~/~~~m. 1'Wk. $Day ~ . Good ELITE SPA $tCM!lt5 Nurn. p /time Ni•bt Procraml I it you have Typi•t for m.1nuscnpt. RC"Cond1t1oni·Reproa ~ • · ~ll.AP.PlyNaUonalyATURE WOMAN Nurso. Go•d •al, "thiVwn kn the towel", Sbh.lpful, bul nut n~. l-'rxtOomaae.Gu~r/~t.006 OBEDl£NC& Sy1tera1 Corp., 4:Un bueht1 Apply Parle Pitk It up!! Call iial' CONTROLLER Good ~orktnll t"<>nda & :?9Yr:sln0rlUl£eCo. a.ASSlo1taJ1Th1tnday ·Birch St.. Newport p/tlme lo welcome Udo Conv. Ceoter, 4't N.U.R.E.P crH\o a IM.!Mf1t~. Apply N11Uonal DUHLA.-'S March 3rd, 7:30 Pltt. Belc h . (Near oc =::~·.,~~~=~~ Fla11b1p Rd. NB. CllpllH', arateful cUen Fult time position now available. Syi.lenlb Corp. 1361 181SNewPortfll.C f Nwrit1Jn1nt! •rt•. Al.tport) Need cur, lite typ1na. ~ ~~~v!~~re r:cur::.i!~: 'Duties include heavy statistical typ-811:Th St, N.O. <Nc11r OC CALLS48 7780 !WM9'.l8 --------111 Sof'f.3095. HUISUAIOH income! No 1-'ee! No ing, with close attention to detail. Airport> WASHER-DRYER ru-1>-P'-.-i,.;-~-F.-.-. _Sh_ee_p_h. Main•enance Mamt. Bus. mao ieeks DayShlft. watHraln. Ex phone tnro• "Chuck · Must have secretarial experience with TYPIST l .. M mo<M. ,.u~r d~· Apt1o, cocker. 2M "2r. L! moovaled IDd.lv. orepl to JH!r prer'd. AJ)ply In UXOYE> 61S isn demonstrated typing speed and ac N~ed full t1mt' Muist :uxt'. Mulll·cydl', 11i..c Ulk/Wbt $30. 49' 2108 M.AAl...nlc u1lJt. tn bu&. P/T. penon, P1&rk ~upenor euracv. Work in pleasanl environment ... _ nc~. l'crh:ct. co0<.hl1on. 7 p lilfllCI 665-1112 Coev Ho1p • lHS R..!.CARUR "th., ~ ""'ae<-u1"11te w/rettt)· Slwnf1«>nt$23Sforbolh ot~en Retnever up•. Electrical t'xper. & ---------I Superior Ave, N 8 . OPPORTUNITY WI good company benefits including ~:Ui~~~~k;:~~~1d~~;:: rlst 5177 AKC rea. champ Une11, blown film polyethylene MZ·2'110 2 weeks vacation after one year, <'Om ' $12S 494-8714 h I Pro11.pecllve Ai.s~lale:. pariy paid group insurance, cred1·t Ull· Sulury commen:.uratc It f l l t ---- • ~tns elllru~uon ex· MONEY beingmtervaewedforrc . l A l t w iexpenence. Call 1~;~~~~u~~·it~·."$1~~c l Adurablc female pe ~ce. o~ ff · sale home & 1Dvest dept 1on, e c. pp Y a : s+i S3J7 btwn 10·11 AM or 168 6249 Gc1 m~n Sht•pherd puppy ~ O l Ce • Our bUCcebsful method O~E COAST DAILY PILOT :.? 3 PM ll'lt All blu1:k. 8 wks, 0 overload opens door to i.ix figure JJO w . .., St .. eo.t. Meta -----EP Hefrig I l"reeter ' frost tx'<il~c·ood. AKC. shollo & Ustin&s for you. 21 pro betwt:en the hours of S.OO/\M. S.OOPM TYPIST /REC T lree. copper. deun. :Sl!l5. ~ormt.>d 494 3117 __ _ 557·0061 f1table yrs. in Npl 1''/timt', exper, mv. t:Or· 675·2940 -. 0 ~ M 0 N Ey Harbor area. Ph. for up C4ll For Appo .......... ,.._. 1~i.p, rlcncul. !l~1trhbrd. Ala:.kun Mulumute. Show 372S8irchSl,N.8. porntment. 642-4321 ext 276 & recept greeting. Nr Coldspot rcfna.: in i:uud & breed stock. Sucnficu N~ ~~(; 675-4961 J!:quaJ Opportunity Employt!I airport. l'hone Helen ror cond S75 C,111 ~ 7228 eves/wknds CCllll 540.4455 TIM Calhota Co. appt. 546·4370 --__ &is 11:1oc; \KC Hel;\lster~d Lhuu F.qualOpporEmployer Sr.Ct.nu ..... N Vl.~~c.TJ7JTDJ..1'.l:U.AI ·---------1u G 1 A J · Id l[MPVHAflt "fLP MAHA GR Kitchen Mer & cook. $800 per mo. + benefits. <Heallh Ins. & Pd vaca· lion.> Charlie':. Chah C«porallon. 549 03~1 Wcwellouse/l'aclcOCJi~ au9 Npl. l:Uvd., U. sed as U tn Hun~e top p s o m o s o . M 0 N Ey R-EC.,•TIO ..... IST--HetpWa.fed 7100 tff1p W•ted 7100 TYPISTS & oven Co11µcrtone. bt>aullfully colored Sl~O l•-T•em_~_a•~•YT•l•Y!•m•·s.~s•ll•ia•t•e ig--"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~~~r~s~~a~ t•ountcr 493 7121 Work. Call Today• Allractave. over 18, lor Sa.I es & i r I · women s l•---------Need good typ1Dg :.ib1lity lleaut While female Poo llEALTll SPA We will loth x SECRETARY Good pay & excellent (.;a:. dryt•r, Wa;.h11l): die puppy II wks old. llyouhaveexpenence&i-.;;;;;;;;;...;;.;;;;;;;. c mg.· Int oppor for employee benefit mat·hm~. Elecdner sis AKC $100 Call~l10 need a new d1rectaon +I' lraan right person Jor exper & mature pero;on l'al·h All ~ork "otKI 25:lli more money Red Carpet Of'FJCE ea."ly fun Job Mr _<.;ce, Eves & wknds. C.M Seeking an 1n1hv11tual p.ackage includes co:.t ol Nwpl Bl\.d C\16.is H8:l \l\C Toy POOdles, while, Realtors, Bake r & PERHAPS ~~'97529561 , f.ves, _MS-_._l!M).l _______ w/xlntsh&typmgsk1lls laing adJw.lment II an· · $1SOlo~ MAHAGlMENT TIME Bnstol. C. M a:. for rou' to work in group un tcreslt"Ch-all · l'orlablc Wh1rl1Hwl 1111 586-027_4 __ _ Young man to work 10 Call Mgr. Tom Turner You Sho Id SALES PROS dcrwnt1Dg dl'pl Bcneflb 549-5445 \olt Elt•t· Urvl'r. ~ultl . , growing tool rental bus1-154 1202 We're different' U l~~ppel r r-.~:1':'p~o:~.ht~pe· ' Pick UpSSO, Earn $300 mdudc n 37', hour wori.. ST ... T£ F ... RM pl'rf cond $511 .l)t;21:!5J \ K C m a I e M I n i ness. Mw.t be neat in ap· ---Consider J ca.11644.9410 week, m sponsored 1n A ~ A --St·hnaulcr. 4 mo, ears -ar. & have very neat l250Multihth ing & iieneral olc skills ---------sur . educ.Haon rdund 1.._.5un ... .._.CECO :! !-:let· o\•t•ns. wh1ll', troJlfll'd, movmg must ,,.. An A req 'd :>alary com-·---------& s 1 " ft.A" handwnt1Dg 6 Day week Operalor 9ency program more. a ar) w bltn cabinet-; pt.>rktl 'di l!JJ •18:..'11 mensurate w /ab1hty. $700 3333 H land... ----w/weekday off Pre(er 979 1660 6754911. SALES +. y A Ye t·onll, 1 l11t· I. t1 mt'r, :! . . . . . , marned man for perm ---Where You PARTY PLAN Contact Pl'NOnnl'I l>l'pt Costa Mesa brollt'r' '""I \'ll'l' "">111',Ll)t:;S 7 wks. AKC responsible pos Ex1>er NIGHT AUDITOR REC.,..TIO ..... IST PACIFIC MUTUAL burnt•r lhl lup all tor sso rt·~ 1 n, shots. 1'1·$75 .• not req'J . Apply l!.130 Need excepllonal person Can Make ....-"" 70llN"wportCtr l>r Equal Opport. Emplyr 962·Ul!ll ' 1' ~100 711963 2366 Busy 1Dsur11n1:e ugenn MANAGERS ' Newport Blvd. c M. for pnvate club. We pay The Real ne~ outgoing per:.on Nl'wport l.Scad1 more ~uuse we expect for front office P:.i i<l Equal Oppor Em1>IO)f.'r Waitress Food C<>l'klails Apply <1IUpm. Sid 's Uluc &•ct. 107 21-;l Pl. N 13. Calor11: <lbl 0 , en i.!Js \l\CS1lk1eTerner pupp), ran~e. w hood, i·un J mu old ~cm,. champ hnuous cle.in. gold. will s1rl'<I. S175 &IS,:6_7_34 __ MARINE kETIENIERG MARI HE more. Call for .ippt o•ff 714 64S·5000 Personnel. I erence vacal1on, blCk lt'avc, One ol nation's lurge!>l Party Plan Companies as nowopenlDg in this area. Ground Floor Opporluni· ly with an established 1:ompnn y for t-X· pencnced people. A Wcsl Coa:.t MaJor Boal Uw Ider Immedlalc openings ID production of quality sa.Jlmg craft :\lm1mum 3 years expent•m•e in pro duclion boat hwldm~ de sired. •MASTER MILL SHOP CARPENTER •MASTER LIN!-; ('ARPE~Tl'R •:\IAST RIGG l-.i<; l.SSTALLl:;H •:\IETAL FAB &. PLUMHl:'\C. 1:0-:STALLEll ·~11\ST, ENGINE & ELECTRICAL SPEC •ENGINt:; INSTALLER •DECK & llAHUWARE INSTALLl.;it Top rates and benef1li. Ideal ICK•ation 111 Chanm•I Islands Harbor 361S Vaclona 1\\ e Oxnard. Ca !130:10 Call Colled Kam·5pm Shirley Hc:.ilh 12131475·2437 Equal Opportunity Employer M IF NURSERY MAH Exper'd, f/llme. Mature male, over 21. 6 Days in· rl1.1d1Dg Sal/Sun. Work w, plants & trees. $3 Hr&. up. Overtime. Ins brnefals Advancement 1iotenllal. Laguna llllls Nursery. Inc t:I Toro 8J0!'&3 "1UHSES RH's $60·$66 Stoff ~ Pnvate Duly LVN's·S42·Stcrff s.16 Pn\',tlc Dutv Ai•s $34-Staff SJS Pnvale Duty ~rving All Orange Co Working Hours & Uayb Of Your Choice ~IJI l'racl1l·e Ins Hcq·rt Group ln:.urnncc Av.111 WES TC LIFF Munn Rfl)istry 1617 Weslchf£ Dr Ste 212. Newport Beach 631-0610 or 752·9118 ()fr Hrs Mon Sat 9.:; NURSES AIDES AnA9ency Like 54!18161 RECEPTIONIST !-'ash Isl. J.'1nanc1.il Serv, firm. Rcl'epl /~t·y, front desk Ex per Reis req 'ti Type 00 wpm. 369 San Miguel Dr N li Sutlc SECRETARY llW llSCllOOL Skills sh 90. typm~ 50. 8 Hr day. 11 Mu's per }'eJr Laguna lku1·h Unillt'd Sehuol D1slnt•l, l't•rson ncl Ofr. ol!Jt 115·1H Woitress/Coshi~r Expt.'r'd & neat. :.!I or over. Al)ply, Two t;uys From lt;ily, 17!>02 Beach Ulvtl. llB deliver. s.iso !lli2 llllK I Auction 8015 \l\C MJlc York~hire Ter rwr, II mu. $175. 54!:10340 ---- ••••••••••••••••••••••• "lilver Gray Welmarener Fountam Vullt•y Poli<t' show dog, :l1h Mos, all Alll•ll!)ll Bin dl'S only s h 0 l s . L 0 v a b I t' NYSTROM ASSOCIATES 200. Manager's Salaries from Sl00.00 to $500 00 per 1 __________ 1 week. Top ovcrndl.o'!.. Wa1t rl·-.st"'· Su L.1g, CM, Sal \tareh5 al IOA:l1. w d11ldrcn. Must sac ---------•I NU P /t1me & t t1mt• 111200SIJlcr.Fln\I~ ~150 Att6P:\1,6447307 Large enough to ufft•r a wade r<1nge o( 1 hallC'ng ing opportunallt'' Small ennu,.:h to n t·ogna1c ) 11111 1111ln t•lu,11 t·ontnbut11111' Typists Receptionists Cust. Sen Rep Exec. Sec~tory Sal Range SfiOO $1000 plus car program. Real ~lale No Investment Ol'PORTUMITY No Delivery Opening lor 2 he'd real No Collecting C'stJte sale:.peoplc 1n an Call SSJ JSSl ofrll'l' v.1th 21 yrs t'lo.P and ""t in the samt· loc.illon 'I an\ rel t>rr als & w al i.. ·-·For~~Fu~ll~D~e~t~o~ll·s~~ 1n" \our own de:.k & phone Broker pay:. all JdH·rt1,,1ni.:. Top comm Call RILL LACHl:::'ll- ~IYEll , for 111tcn1l.'w an)t11ne 18611 Nev. port Bhd.CM 646 3'128, eves673 4577 Lachenmyer Realtor SALESPERSON Plumbing fixtures & bUP · plil~ Call SJ6 HS:! SALESPERSON Wanted ror 5 6 v. et.> ks work in l1ghtmg f1xlure sho~ruom saleb. 2031 SE l\1<11n St, ln1ne S46 2!JOI Secretaries Many Needt'<l Now••• J::11et·ut1\c, Ad muu:.trall\ c, Tt•chn1l al, Markelmg & l'ur't•ha ... ing. No ~horthand "' hll· bh COOl>S1'11.l.S Top ~SS$S~SSS "ever A Fee J\t Tempo 6~ TEMPORARY HELP Call 540-4455 E4u.Jl Oppor Emplo~ l·r ltlltt. :-.:~ '> lf.:O.\\ t\'1'>0( ,,,, f'> --------- Pfl'SOMel Agency SALESPERSON for ~cars Art Galler~. P i t morning s&-------372JB1rehSt..N B 557-0045 ~·eekcnds. App.ty .• ~.' SECTY /PERSON SE-ar:. Art Galler}, 3.!:J:J FRIDA y Unstol. C.M. 100'; Applicant Free Colfel' bhop 1,>:q1 Heb ..,._to You 8045 plc.a::.l' Charl.'c ~ Chili Bicycl~s 8020 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ot( 1111 15.rn o.~s1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• 7• 1 t h d l x ml'la s orage s e Wa1tn·~-.l·s. Cl\.l'r 11!, G1rls3spd2U 'bike\\ lll~h Nds p:.11nt. You haul available to \\Ill k ao) nsc handle bars xlnt .1~.1v &15 7312 s h 1 I t . l' ..i r r o w s l'OOd, recently adJu,tcd • ----H~·::.lauranl ti~I 1\\t:nida S35 831·25SI aft 5 JO \llll-:U,\LE Terr. 3 yr.;. P1to. ~an Clemente Mall•, loves children Cameros & 1 n•t• to ~d. home 16!1·5853 \\l· OCl'<l 11t'OlllC ~h;irp &. Equipment 8030 -. . 11l'al to mak<' tht>ir II\ inlo( ••••••••••••••••••••••• Long hair. hghl cahco, on lht•ir ll-1.'I. workin~ Kodak Ektasound 1111 k1tll'nnccdsahome\\1l,h out:.1dl' Joor lo door, lht: movie camera & h od..il. som1:one there. She l-- JOb 1,, ru11 the mQOc\ ·,. Ekt a-.tlund ;! IS mo\ ll' Jtloi <1hlc and ,loveabk :.un· ,\ super wage· & proj .. t:tor + la,c. nl'\l'I ~ut we ar~·n l homl' lxmus loo. total rnt:ome is UM.'<l. s;tAlCI. &I:? :11"7 l noui:h ~o take care ol up to , mi 11 lots ol t'ash hl•r Shes 5·6 months ~Id g1H•s )nu a thi di. 1 ;11! us '.':1konus 11 undt-r\\.11f•r .ind the sweelcst th1Dg up & a :.k 1111 l'hil , caml'ia S175 Xl.55\fo, \OU CVl'r saw. Call 751 5111 il' 1:amcra S7!i. M:Jo 1H!17 5411·5728 after 6pm 01 hl'lorc2pm WOOOWORl<IHG :!SllXL <;,w sounct su1wr 11, ----movie tamcra Sl2S U1.1l·k C<x:kapoo, male. II GAF boom ma(rnphnnl'. mo Frl'C to 1{00<1 homl· Sm l\11 g ro needs p..i rl 111111• t11 full llml' } oung mJn w/m:inual ,.,kill:. <:.111 for appl &l5-ffii7 for SUJ)Cr I!, $!!>. 552 7622 5J.t·35t.il :\famiya C33 prof, TLH 110 Femole Siamese mm f2 II, 11 ke new Spayed 548·03411 All shirts. Exper. pre£'d. --,~1 ..... Tr.R Apply ID person, Park "" "" s; WAI.TON l'OHKWOOO !i:>I W. 17th SL C l\I S2:l01bst of fr. 8-17·4112H --!°lle<'<ls loving family btfl • WnlC'r nel'<ls bool..kl't•pt•i. K1korman FTN w Nikon Shepherd female 6 m o I) p1~t & ..ii.s1st in markt'I 50mm f2 8. I.ent;ir :!!Imm i.ll shots 96:.? 3170 Marketing Reps NATIONAL DISTRllUTOR MOWHIRIMG Superior Conv lloi.p Must ha\'C exper & be 1415 Superior Ave, ~B skilled in spra~mg Sal &I:.! 2~ HI ope.n. 960·J50.I angpoclr) 3or lhr-.da) & IOSmm / hdlo\\s/ ----- Gardt·n Gro\t' ,\re.1 :'1.0 EXPJo:llll::"'Cl'; -.a;c GOOIJ r \V Com pan\' l.Scalf'hl' Cart'l·r Opportuml~ \\1th R..ipul \d' .1ncement l'Jll \tr llarn., }.ton 8 l Tue K 10 JOA \1 •898-4486• W<1nlAd Help" &12 ~;7 NURSES AIDES & Orderl1e~. exper Ba)' 1ev. Conv Hobp1lal 2055 Thunn. CM 642 3505 San Juan Capistrano You may have noticed the new big white building with the orange tile roof at the Junipero Serra offramp to the San Diego Freeway. That's our compa ny. ENDEVCO, & we manufacture &. market sophistical· ed precision electronic instrumen· talion systems. w. c.,., .. .., ..... n. Folowlltg Op st* p: •D,..fhPerSOll •W~Modllle.Au1rt' ra *"tel"-Mlc••lcal ........ Di *....,..._..• .... 1ctors •TntTl'Cllllc'- ... 1.:!af1P1-•1lll.t CGlllM ... u you have experience in any or the aboVe, & would lite to wort for a wen mtabllsbed ~ive com· pany io our beautlful facility. please submit your resume or stop by & apply at: ENDEVCO Rancll1 Viejo ROid Sall Juan ~b'•• An Equai Oppartunl\Y Employer PBX An!>wer. Sen ice. p time shins. Varied hr~ w weekends Paid while training Call 6~6 !100-0 EOE Power Brake Operator Expenenced only Clost> tolerance, dial cahpu work w a luminum. 6~ I I ·.~Pljf<All~ 11t , I' Cal54M45S P.qual Oppor Employer PRESSMAN. small shop, AB Dick. Salary open. can &44-8233. PRINTERS HELPER Salari.-open. -19-1 -7 l:JO strot)C $27;, 111'35 SIOO l M a I e. l Fem a l t· .....,_h d. --842-0101 Cockapoos, free lo goorl ~ -ase home. will separalt• • ••• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• • • Cats 80 3 5 548·&io9 Anti~s 8005 ••••••••••••• • •••••••• • -- •••• •••• • • • •••• • • ••• •• • \bsolutely Frl'c lo a home Fumture 8050 W d I d tl)Jt lo\.es l.1llcns 1 S 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• On er an month old, ton~ hairl'd. Gold naug sofa 8' & m15c Of Antiques! h~ht t·:ihco kitten nee<h tables & p1tt s. a home ~•th lot.;. of lo\I~ MI 6504. ll UG1', \\:trl'house and attenl1on. Call t-rammtod "1th n\ er 500 !>ll!·S7:.!8 before 2 or after SELL idle items with a mu~•l' ht11\e" n1d.elo· fipm Daily Pilot Classified Ad rll-Oll p1.moi.. urcus or· gans. wall clocks_ ......................................... .. gr:intlfdlh er rlocks. rast·malmj! ;inliquc:>. SALES IF SEAMSTRESS. exper. Schoonmaker Campbell Sails. c21Jl 598·9441. Secretary Loan Service Xlnl OPPortun1ly for in div. wt3 yrs + exper. ID foreclos ure, demand & payoff Typing 45·50. Xlnt opportunity for l'X per'd saksman. Good pay & hencr1ti. M1s;.1on Viejo. 8.'H ~5'111 SHARP GALS 20to4S with <'ar. 10 AM lo 12·30, Mon thru Friday ~arn $50 lo $8.">. guar S50 wkl\ S1.'t,1rr L'Slablished lunch routes A run JOb 1f you ar<' neat, personable & cncrRl'llr Phone for mlcn ll'W all 10A'.'t1. !Y19 0747 SHEET METAL MECHANIC You'tt LooldfMJ For A Profitable Career In Real Estate One of OraneeCounty'sOldest ~'~~~ \1in. 5yrs e-.1>er operal & L 8 Id ang shear brake & stnp argest ui er/ pit req'd. Salary com Develoriers Is Looking ;-.., 't" I RO\ I t\'1'>0(1 \11 '> mensurate with ed uca FOR YOU <her ~1.uoo.000 Worth Amencan International GalltnCb, 1802-T Keller· 1111( SI., I rVlfll' TcL i~l·l777 Opl'O Wed thru Sal. !l/\M to·I Pl\1 . V1i.1t' PUBLIC AUCTION MANY F'INI•: 1n:Ms or ESTATE .n;wt-;LttY , /\HT OHJECTS. /\N TIQUES. Fl:\1': FUltN , ETC l'llO' t-: FOil I'< FO & BllOCllVHI-; 64!) 2200 -------l'amt & Varnish removal. also comp I ref1Dish1Dg by experts. Low prices & ammed ser vice. Day, 752 5059 Eves 675-2094 2nd Heart Fund Benefit ANTIQUE SHOW&SALE Fft> 25·26·27 CONSIDER Penonn~I Agettey lion & exper Xlnt heallh 3723 B h S N A & educational benefits Stability -' B large co + ire · l • · 45 Dlrs from S Slates! "' " 557 oo45 Fuian Corp , 1006 W outstand an a comm • lloovcr J\vc, O ranlo(e THE REGISTRY schedule <up to 90'7.. l + 100% Employer fi39.1893 llOTEL draw available + pro· Retained 188000 MacArthur Blvd. fessional work environ· St ation a llend ant fu ll lrvme/Nwpt Bch ment + training & time. Salary open + Across fromOCAirport manaaement develop SECRETARY for law or.c. commission. Mon F'ri. Admission $1.50, f'riday ment +Oppor. ror ad· N.B. Exp. n.ot ~er. Will Apply m person. 2500San 1 PM to 10 PM, Sal 12 to vancement within com· train. Sh req d. 644·5040. Jm1qu1n Halls Rd. CdM . 10 PM, Sunday 12-6 PM. pany d lvlalons. Call SECRETARY Doe . Harvey Edward• Jr •. 5 your student lo clean house one CoUectors • 1937 Edition Ma · ·• boss appreciate your day week. Own trans. Encyclopedias. Xlnt rTOUCHSTO.,.I B.A. W~ will if you're $2.50hr. 673·1338 cond. Also Old Books. outstanding. Send your Records (50's & 60's) & at.tty best written reply to Albums. 831·25Sl ' ' i,\ A Div of Fredricks Collins Associates. 561 TIL. P /TlfM Wil eulJt llt b'......_. Development Corp. San Nicolas Dr, NewPorl No .elllnic. no apts -r 11582Be1cb8l,Ste8 Beach. Survey to business Early 1900's Mahogany Dining Rm. Set. Very Gd Cond $395 493 2613 ~lee, pro•lde .... HuoUQitoo Beach,828'7 SECRETARY, 1 girl of. owne~. C M oft Ice. $4 tltt•c• I• t•Rtret <714>9&3-08&'1, 549-90'17 n ee, located in Nwpt hr, 4 hr day, 16 hr week t'or sale Old Trunk. good 7Ul• ,.1111~ ectl•lty & __ Member Jnt.tmaUonal "-b H 1 •-549-t819 Mr llarn!I .. 0 nd 1,1 0 n _ p h 0 n ,, -. r·-Reala&tateNMwork °" • eavy t yp ns ..,. ---------1 • " ,.. .. ._ of -••rial---------phones. 8-5. s d ays. 9636273 _____ _ for~.wl .... '-'II.._ SS50,.SSOQ. p/mo. 6455792 TYPISTP /TIME french Jlalltree, $295, a.. 1_.. ~ contact Sue. F J d •r C41cz.-g ~,.. 5 ... 1 R4R ..a ---------asl acl·urutl' 1 <"pen a Oak droplear table. SHS, .... ,. .... ,wd, V9C9-~MA" SECRETARY.Stock ble Oppor to IPar n Washstand. $115 ; This unwiual Spadea Boutique O\ltllt eorour&1•• ,...... h d '•I & w To locate Prophyl1c:t.lc Brokeraae. Newpt Ctr MTST. Apply, 1660 Enllhsb Secretary $475; you tomtiaayprinlllandfealuretmld~alflenllh _ ..... , ... , ••• Vmd1n1 llachlnea. No Location. Prer exper Placentia A\e, Costa Oak Oraw , table $135; pants. The cul b 1tra1&hl and the walatllne ls fa«d ~·-,.. • cost lo IocaUon. EHY w/NYSE Finn. Must be Mesa. i''rench Armoire 1595· to ~ive a 1mootb line. The tun.le \Op wUb Ill COO· ...... ... pr.ten.cl. pttHrltaUon. Good clot· familiar with bllck ofc -------English Ha lltree $12~· trastina color aleeves make an enchantlnl cl\Hm• . la1 av,r.u. Com· operations. Call Heidi TYPIST MORlGl!I ble wht11 worn with a purchued bdt. Fabrics: de- ._.., .. ,.,..._ mi••lon •payable aner 640-l460 p ftlml~. Good Speller .1.--.12 nim, J(aberdlDc, ootlon, knit, C'OrdW'Oy. vtlveteen. -. Or C"4 macblnd are lnatalled. Accurutr. fs'.llt, rnowrim > .....,...m.cu 10 I 0 synthetic blc-ndl, 1181\twel«}\t w09.l. 71521 ls cut-iv l714)11MIJO ceu Mr. Smith, ('Tl4) SIClnAlY Wt'll org11nbt.-d. lloutll lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• in Mtues 6-18. Size 12 requh'el't·l /4 yda. d54"' COMPUTER AuTOMATIOM !ml Von X1nn110 ~CaU.fomla Et;nial ()pportW.Ul'I lmploycr tlJP ~tc.tn4l4.53-446'. N.B..Laltfirms~k1'1D· s uit New Atlantis W111he r , heavy duty, tabnc fortunlcandpantt.aJ4yd.ofeon.tt81tland div. •/auperlor s klllt Ma11nt'. 691 Randolph. Dryer su; Top line Ke.n· 3'4 yd. ol coolrasl 11 of any wlttJ,b fabrlc. To order; Hl&h icc:urac)" & 0 ,.. l:M more $250. pr. 768-6249 send pattern number, alte, nast>e, address and alp. IFYOU hive a aervlce to airer ar IOOds to actl, rlace ao ad '" tbe D_aat1 Pllot Clatsi.l'l.ed SedJoQ • • • PtlODi .u.ssre. caDisatioo 1JCt" L4.'1ol ox Price $2.00 plus 30< f)Mbage and htl.bdbn1. ' 'd b't ot • TYrlST Maytag Electric drye-r. P11iern 9ookl by Cla111n cauon Sup-'-ment 5 per. P"' ., u o nee. xlnl cond S100/best ol ' .,.., " XllJl belle. $end resum~ Lil insurance arnry for s.39-lsiG S.parata. Sporl1wear 61 Mt~cellaneou.s, $1.IO to: L•• Corp • 610 needs part·Um~ typlsl _ --po11ti*d. llako ch~k payabJo tO pad •· ~ °"" Ncwpqrt C4nt.cr Dr. no. '0 r l n M mt m 0 r y SF.RVF.1. Gas Refng_ 17 d«I t.o thl• nfl'apaptr. C/O Spadee. I Briclc• a.. 1220 • .Newport Beach, Ca typewnlt'r, hn '9 Mon· cu n.. f75. Millard, N.J . 08M8. Dept. Cll·U . ..., tn. 5'&1M161 &45--804& • • I ' ' • CJ4 DAILVPILOT Sund!y,F'ebru:aly,21.1m Uftdodc 1071 •t1c::1lm1... '1010 .-.ce1m1w 1010......., ...,,...,. s.a fOM ~~ ------....................... ....................... .....CUCIS... IOIJ ............................................. . • ............. 105 1050 G-. 5* 1011 8q. atcwsan m ... btvt SwtMMa• POOL RedwOOd: 2xz•1. bl'•· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must s.u "15 n..IDell a.• • Tri·Star Trtmuan, .................. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• to nde • drive. bllt SACJUP'ICE blO'a, lx4, llC6,9'c. Very OonQ Mln·O.Matlc elec. Uk1new,2'b.ncotaJ,Oft· comrtbl Int , •• cmplt -Vt:! 1''ED. SALi:;. Ntt~ Bttakful China Clotct.1 Movln& Hie. ,. Poster parad Mortan icJd • Lcadins Mlar & di•· r.aa 6l5!1'f! oraan. excellent condl· ty used lo frah wtr, alpa IU-2744,NZ·2:333. It ut,.d turn. appl's >Hr oh1. xtnt e<1nd. Blll Bed, G.E. Rt'fns. Elec. Ens. WestC'rn <HO tnbutor has dill 11tiove No room in the far~&e! tlcn.'600. P.P.~1ZS9 t. many atru. radio, ....We. W1li.un'a Ji;ar11o11 ocrer ~ 0077 R•nca. l'4l1c fo'urn. Jll.1011 &round swm:imaua pools w b Id h " com pau, trim ta b•. ~ 2 Sl1!r •• ~ & 81 \lo\·inc Mooday Mar. lat! ~ld s;oods. Must ~ ... ~ IOJI felt over from 1!>78 ca~ For:.t• ~~;l7S 1857 Les PauJ Jr, iult.ar, depth finder, 100 Jal 1u ::Je~~t XlnL ':f, Ullh, CM. ti'll·W:tc> & "··t "·· n ~ I , : · sale.~ ,._._. 7 11a1 on ·~ Pr I c ~. Sl:IO. Oran&e 120 W/UU tank, alnk stove, Ice boJC, · • • Sait-3:!.l>2 ...,. ~n ~' on y ..... via, ••••••••••••••••••••••• c .... WI · &binet.. ~ 631 3821 i....-25' E • __ .. room. bedroom$, den, SAT/SUN·201Zl OtthldSt. 1..&ncoln~ANfl UAl'llllteC'.I ins atioo Moped Cl matt I: 18)1 c • Pol1.c>-"""u" 1 .._...Mariner H dal ketch, **I Buy** mirror;,, lampg. table!>, Santa Ana HelCbb An:Welder &ttnN C.lllAnabetm> typewriter, GE. dl1·0ffk• .......... •• lr1r.on1¥Z m o.old, We1tu ll 32, lo11ded. l'lr +-&arage i.al~ 1142 Many Many Ploints. 5-&8 96118 5 3 3 . 3 2 .e 0 Co 11 e C' t bwbher, twin bd; bab) ~,...t 1015 for 113,llOO or bell otru. lnspec "ofr. Avcl')' .\Co. Good med t-'um1lure 1-; McFadden.SA '>ml. -Days,e\'1."i. bd , 2 &lrli; bikes .••••••••••••••••••••••• IC'1·3157 17._,. ,\ppll1tncc•"' Olt I w1I w~l of Npl t'rwy. SAT & SUN, 504 Fullerton, :\lt.•y<'o Cor,<'retti Pump. WANTED 963 ~l. Mrillnk Sare. <'lass "C'' I 28' T3 Pacemal<IT', 190 hn. '·F.-.r-1,.-k-,-o-.. -.. -7-in_b_o_a_r_d_, sellorSl':Ll.for\ou NB Appl1's, rum. :nJ'ho:.c.~.liOO OD ......_ KP I h ... ... • MASTERS AUCTION Sal~&lo11c.,l'lll.2"k!>old, clothing, plaoh, tools, :>49!1185 Complete Pottery Studio, hr. 10 lh20d0, ..... sc,..w220 • ra clean, well ma.lnt.aint!d, -. brown 'bt'1J'e plaid e\'uythJnggoes• TOP CASll DOLLAR e'(cept wheel 2 IU up 2Sx27x60,$600.979-'900 water ~oolcd. Hot. told $14,000.557·1845 •46-8616I.111·962 5 hel't'Ulon S2ttO tl40 Hm Industrial Compressor p A 1 D FOR YOUR draft ltllns 12&8C P' all presaurewtr. tTOp) fuelr--------- ---,-0-5-5 !\fovrng Sillc, "1~1!> J .\;pd, L!0/240 vlts, JO 1111 tank. JEWELRY. WATCHES. furn lnckt' Pyrometer OVERLOADED • 100 cap. Outnuer, twn ball 7•-sora, !Jkc new $125 Abe G~ Sale urul lir~i.. mii.c. 9311 ~arnficc Sl90,6Jl l320 ART OBJECTS, GOLD, ala~e b~~kets rn~ desks & cbrs, $89.50 set, tanks, ADF & m uch .._.. SU / 2 bar stoolr.. e11<.I t.thk~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hudson Ur 11 B SIL \IE R SER v IC I'.:. materials shelves lota xlnt rond. 900 W. 191.b Sl. more. $25.000. M7·5"1 DoCb Pl 9070 queen Sile bed, t•tc-M~Y ,UILIC AUCTION Furn -Ii .. Ml1ullaneou1 8080 f,'~JESF~~~ & AN. or wood lo build 'with. C.M. 631·27T7 or631·2S70 Mutt sell 28'>tll''Seaw:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mg, must s<'ll all •01 \1ANY 1"1~~1TEMSOF '-··t&' s~upnp, a11nc00c~,., !')1i.tcil ••••••••••••••••••••••• · 6463540 DESK fl0x30 mot al, 6 "--Fl•''"-r,Catdl•• . Pvtd~krorrent.no llve· Colhns. Bill boa hi.and 1.-:sT ,\Tl'; J E w l!:L tty, = "' d S 1 Cb ..,.... • ,,.. -873-4~ AftT OBJ 1-;t:TS. AN :> IJO P.M. Cabh Stret·t EARTHWORM SALE LUGGAGE TAGS White bdrm &et · l~ vw wrs. wv . arm r. Rlgaed f or a lbacore. abnt, Dover SbQH9, NU. TIQUt-;s , FINE t'URN, parking ool .v . 2020 FORGARDENS.Letthe fromyourbusmesH·ard. Bug · Toyota.C'amper straight chair, padded. marlin&swordflab.700 Upto 55',maJt bjtl5'. E'xten1>w11 Gum._. t.ahlc f:TC l'llONf; Fort JN Full ... rtoo Ave. C:M worm help you cultivate. Send one card for each shell. Call 7141768·5783 $400 \~~!i $:;:>. ~'Bi ~ mi ranae. B1tllxn1 l!ll slip. Pre vln 'I rate. (110 withbrownn,1u1<1·hiJ1n;, f.'O lt. BHOCJIURI::. IOOOfors.13000-$10.Al:;o lag plus one spare. We afterGPM. ~~::b!\1 Bl~ a~m 2~2· Electro nic1 & m a ny 821·0230<2Ul9al-449l. matching Wi!.11111111. u1f Eazc load trlr hitch, c-om worm t'a !>tings. B'S retu r n permanently -5 Su g, • xtras.S2S,000."5-'78ll •-~ c..-.t&: feetablc.1>vf:.talJll·.M1fa 1;.15 2:..'110 pl $40. s~1mm1ng pool, Worm Farm. 17362 sealed attractive tag & ChurmGlowPortablcgas 11 8 : at/ n9-12AMor _.,_,__ A lovc:.cal, loo~l' pillo~ Don't M1i.' Thi'> CiarnJ(c tompl. 12' d1a. x 3' deep Got.hard, llll. ~7-:>141 strap, meellrlg airhne Barbct·uc. U1>ed once ph. t;75·2914 aft . 6pm 18:.-;Js,beldsetrcolet~!· ••~•••••••••••••!~!! quwn :;lccJ)l'r. i.:l.i:.:. lot> S.ill-. 5()(: s:!S 727 \II 2UUl SW. Sl~reo tape recorder 1 D. . p 5:'J() M8 4189 ~ "' ~ak rnllce lahll'. kml( St l'M ••U·S-Ui7 SiS. 549 0966 i-:xerci!>rr n. clc 2.specd · t reql w~eilienn1.s.F re· -· -----Secretary desk Call an 5. 960-2925 15' Sk1bool 2 75hp s1le Hdrm :.u1ll· ~1th · -----:!0 0s;'. ~ .. le · 0 1r a Ozark Western Saddle 644~ ~oTHU Johnson0/B.$1300or a r mo1re, m.illrl'">'>C'>. (,i\flA<a: Si\l.E ~.it Sun Crnr bed grp, IOcl 2 l~in Cost ~iS :.ell SSO. 233 E. ,...rsonaui.:u UI! ei:ic ose 1512" padded seat, full nv best otr. 962-9187. naug sofa & 1011·:;cilt . I . . h , beds & c rnr l bl w I Palmer, Costa Mesa wallpape~. f u bric or qrtr lrce lin!a.\it tollar & Pm 8087 UICI IT glel)>s hop dmeltt•, lamp!> ~1°e1;~::"'~·11u:·~~\t\. in~~7 backre~t for pillo~~ S7S lS New llos p1lal mat· ··oa,y Gto· paper & we pads s:>OO 5818:>28 eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Complete ly r esto re d. lcHlh, Storoge 9090 Excellentt·ond 551 1760 c .11n.11wn Ccl\I :.et. Other m1 .. c ttl·ms tr1....,~es. 80", wl'l & bum will back & tnm your ---Lhasa Apso AKC. 6 wks, oniuial 19.8' Chriscralt . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---!~19 Humrnan(?h1rd Dr 1 $60 646 3489 tags. Or try two curds Baby Grand Ebony Piano male & fem. w/shots. 2 cockpits forwa rd, BOAT STORAGE $30 mo. Antiqul! Oilk furn. Hntl 1-.H•rt•ll Elct llri:iln. Sim proo . ea. . backtoba<'k. S 120 0. M art ha Sl7S firm 557.3093 engine aft All matched free launch. Saal/Pwr. tbl. -I prl'..,., l1.11·k t·hr,.,, moo' h1dl·alJt•d \l1~( :\lu,ing · m•'>l C.:lolhcs. Carpets. xlnt.B e1ge PHICES Wa:;h1ngtonScwCabanetfti &O 1090 wood, double pl a n k NewportDunes,64+0SlO toffl>c tbl. natt• :.l,1nd .• Ill turn &. d oth111.: "'>al !>un g~~~:.. :.urf brds: sk.'~· 1Sx2t Sl50 !Oi..11 $100 S2ea or :I SS SlOO. Heel lJ\\nmower & mtOS f"9ClllS b l d ----------, h I Ill l'h l 1Hfhe'lasl•"""lr l\I ··l~gs~l''"ea. catr h, lk nu ... , •. HO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma oi:. apere reollll:> l:I t rm iJIM' f •:> llJli• )IJ· I •' ,.,,. ' . W_ l>t'st ••.a(b 761J.li2·19 " J u ;:o "" """' 1 "'-J " 6 9 t Sl so 1 dd Fl ELDS w h 1 lumblehome. In water at T~.tiOft Jouni:t'. <1rm11Hl' \1 11 c _ ags . ea. train !>el, comp /a I· are ousesa e Newport. $SSOO or lrade ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oold ._..,,t..t1 . p11'\on·G .\ H \ <;.1-, 0 !'> :\ L es-tuffed~.·aillish$22S .. ,, .... L(cTubp1danthus planl8 lOormoreSl..toe:i. tions ~.stamp collec 400 Pianos/Organs, Mi. l\t b framt''>. s:to t•i !>t50 l'h ~\I Sl-.; . "' ( •h" S4S. Gold dr.ipl's . full Sales Taxlncludl.'d lion S!:>. Hlk cashmere new/used. Spinets. on ni· otor ome. Aircraft 9110 6+t ~ Hl!ISll l..J C.1rt.1 Ftn Viv Sears .\ieeder & ert1!11cr. lenicth SlOU K1ngs1zt> NO (;AltD? coat S25. boy'!> trench Grands. Plarer.\i Going 6?J..ll44 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lht ''ll Sl;itc1 & \\ arne r I SlJO new, :;e!I S75. l rmt., bt-<hpn•ut.I &. l>l•nt h dark Draw your own or send coat (14) SlU, Boy's Jckt. out for.business_. R.eot-lse i4 18' Tri·HuU. VS, Jet BONANZA '"S mdl", renl M-0 \' I "\ f; \l u q :. l• 11 •ll'~Jlll h1•1l r 111 -.11111· w/urm11111• 'u't totll'• tabll'. h1 II l.irnp' lJUI door 1 h;.11 "· l hl"'' book1.·;1;,t•. pl.int-., 6. mud1 mor l' 1.11 111;;1 hi k " •. ,., t ot 1·: ud1 d J 1'.11? ~re!>s. KebY; s.io ~ red pnnt ~100 54!1 1732 na'!'e· address, phone & necce hnl-d, new $10, Cut 011t. Kawu1. !:itein~ay. w /trlr. Clean . xlras. S41.50hr. wet. LEN AIR, ('luthl'' ~a lll l'~ toYs Edison morning ~loq "t·llmakeonecardper vt>lvcteen Kng sz Ualdw1n. Chickering, SJ850 (213)~·3453 ~·1895 l l. , •. 1.1 .. 11• ' · µhooohoms llome;:.12tl, Pat10 1-'urn,Kc•nmorcga!> t Add"er h ._ _ _._ d r••c 2 h Yamaha K1mb ·,ll ---·-------1---------n '1 ''" • c. 1 StandJrd SlllO 1ns .Jt75 Jg. ~ eac . ~.,.prea ,,..,.,, ma og ' <-' "76 PIPER CHEROKEE l>l')t'r~ ~_,;:~~ Send check or money or step tables SlO ea Many Wrllzr 1714 )638-2770. JS' DIESEL 140. ~ .. Interest or for 1 Fan11h ) .ircl :.alt· \nt1 ~es 8060 'l"l"'"· tu r lothl·s :!05!' •••••••••••••••••••••••Hr and new doubl e \\ .dl,111'. l \I Sal 2 :!h XLNT. Child s Show h1.•dsprcad Scars w;ller dl•r lo· M1:.t• items 1st t-:d111on 12072 8rookhursl. GG TRAWLER Sale. Fully cqwpped & PILOT PRINTING signed lx>0ks. 6-15·1~ BaldwmSpmet piano 1911 Monk design. Super m aintained. Will In· p O Box 1560 MOBILE DISCO Aaosonrc Walnut finish nice. $89,500. s l ruct. (714 )836·0408 COrn.od Spillll'h IJ hk '' r. '>1'11111..: 11111 ' T1 :.11 l1•r h1td1 uphobh·n·d 1 hr'i, ~'>.ill. I IAoh 'II 1h111i.:' toll C11H \\rtlUj4hl tnJll ,, .... b. i.:11111 SI (';\). s .11 Sun horse. Tr«Jlocu Enl{hsh, 101111 floral S20 8-12 72IO Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 Professional D.J . ~7S. Cdll 7S9-0J90 DANA COVE anytime. \IO)I uphobtt•rt•ll, ::.100 Xlnl contl .> l.1 lill•i Cornl'r 111111 1111 I 111 .itd1111g ~m.111 ,.,,_ ~"JI: l.111111 rt!dUt l'<l to ::;:!ll.1 IH:J Kli:!lt Western, Hunter llack Superb temperJml•nl & NO Bad hah1ts! S-tOO \nl1qlH';. l'le1· dr~i.:r. t:•1f w /some t.1 1·k . tl!J7 7513 ••·" r :! """this. eov. ut1l e\'C,,, 7~1t 38:!1) \tkl.1)1>. for trlr, ·1;.t Cht•\ ~ !>l'jh new appl. h uphol'>tl•n•cl , m1 ,c - 11 :! !Io I. a r k , p u r . SP! RlTED :\lllrg,10 & Qtr \\1•:-1m1111,l t•r "·'' I !'i. Ray man· l,n•at for Dcaut. 1"1n.: sl lx:d, s olid ..,ur1 !I .; trails g) ml..h.and. S450 \\' a l 11 ll I , I II I"' t I" I 7118 15;r7 person.ill\ .111t11g1 ,1phl'd llunt~ II• h. l11h ut h-.d1!d -- hy \rl 1•-.111 l'•llllJI ll••m -. tuin ,\ 011,l' Xlnt Thorou~hbn·d m<1rt" 7 ~r 8J7 i:B'\ hu\' 1,.1o:.! c\,p.,lonc Ur old , hunlc·r . SJ,0110 . . • . I Ill s .•• Sun 11 11' \I 4!1') 42!!i Sqr.1 ,\. f.111 1• .. ·,1l !>l.>11, I _ t.11Jll"' ~.11. \11wh m11n· .1'1 'w1ghhorh1MKI S.1h.·. ~lll21 J ewelry 8070 pert~ll \~ ih:.!°'t \·1J. :O,-.tnl.1 no .... J •• \lts~1on ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quee n 111·.J "11 I l':ld , V Sill ,\.~un WANTED drc:.!o!'.-.. :.ll•rt·u I.imp S \1 Sl';\ Ill I Uro~nrog TOI' l \Sil UO I.I \II CJ ll hi51ll!!MI :->\\Cl'l l b \l•nt lt1b. l'\IU VOH \()l'lt SllOll. l..O\l' ~ .... t l~ IH'\\ brn b1:1gc < ·u,.,111111 ~11 firm M5 1:11 7 ..._ l'.1nHra' lamp-. \,II JF:\H~LHY, \ .. \rCllLS , 1,·.11h'r, m111 h mwt' \II ,\HT OBJEC:T'-. COi.I> 'lrll Jl~ti l 11111" .di 1.n ~IL\' EH SE It\ I C 1-: ;..;B 1\\l•,.,l11 111 . 0 11 Fl.'-;E F t;HN & \-.; t.I.! sml! Um1•1 l TIQL'1-:s ws 2:.•110 W1>•co wood !>hadc G!lxSJ' · walnut w1lh i;old tunes s:!.s S.12 721U ~1-.1.LI~(; 1-'I LI. Ill HT 1rll''1>cn ~ I\' l'. "pp rox 4.UOO cu ) d:;, IC> {"U yd 10\al t ~. <..:nrnl.·r ot I 'hl'rrv & Trabuco. r'.I 1oro7G8 125 1,8333600 Beerdrafter,holds ',•Keg J-'locst m pvt Disco En· 5.6 .. <American> Grand Yoc:htSoles C~--.-S-at_e_/ __ _ ofbeer,newtond.$200 terta1nmenl. Hefs, inr beautdul walnut w /S 34551Ca1ltosPloce Rtftt 9120 b73·5216.:_<.:_a I~ af~l_,!~ ~ 642·8723, llJ2 8657 lel(s, Chippendale carv-Dmto Point 496-17 62. •••• ••••••• ••••••• ••• •• CUSTOM PiC'asso fo.:lchin~ s4:> ings, elegant style, re· 25, CHRISCRAFT E 8' Aluminum Camper Chagall L1tho $60. Goya asonable C • oodx · with boot. SJOO/bst offer. WOVE ... WOODS E h l L h LEWIS press rwscr. runs g · Ph:>48·it28CM " ~ t25<· J~~f.. s..'>S. s~1•. A \ ar it o PIANO S£1l VICE xtras. $2300. 675·31118 S0'1 TO sorn OF!-' .,, ,,.,.., · .. Q,cr.tOm-stockpalterns Laguna 494·B«O '7S SKIPJACK, F/8, Also)11Nl-Dlmds 9t1Drawer .h~ht walnu ORGAN Hammond· OMC.1/0,Baltlank,out 12· El Dorado, A-1 cond, Self·contained. Sl500. 557·1255 &IS·ll!ISO 833-9770 rcsser " ¥ mirrors, Ph . I k nggers sw1(11 steps etc '1-; w l>ta y '.'i 1 l (' Ga s $175 675 ~ warneu~.l X Le!>;le e spnker;.: Sl2.9SO 'rh 557 6100 • . 1971 vw Camper. lots of FurnJc·e , 110 oou BTU PUBLIC AUCTION be re Sl85 \'W ·51, Transaxle. MANY ITEMS OF FINE Used gas ~ all heater, fo storage bench mcl.. Will 20• Cb rl s. Ski. B 3 Y xtras. $2650 or st o er. ~J t \W \\hc•l•l..,, 5 boll ESTATE JEWELHY. sale. Phone consider trade for mex· Launch. New Chevy 210 _4_96_g.a_n ______ _ s tol k ~211 H•>um Air AR'r OBJECTS, AN· 5:in ~7· pensi\t? piano + cash. hp V8. Glass, radio, 8"'1' 4 STAR Cmpr. Very Cond ;,.um tn l, si.:; As TIQUE.".i. Fl;-.IE FURN . RC'd c-arpct iO yards, s hort 5S2·7830or 552·3334 many ex tr as. Clean. <'In .. comp. w /access. sortt'<l bah~· luro. Crib ETC. PHONE FOR IN· sh;a ~. S70 takes all Pl \'\O t:pr1ghl. Xlnt. !\hke642·3336 ~·4893 bas !>1nl'l .. fet•d1n1-? tbl f'O & BROCHURE 99S!IJ5S Hehn1shed & recond. Estate Sale, Formula 23. ---C---h-ll __ _ port a tnb, .ill SlOO or 645 2200 S475. 848·~ ampers e . sell sep tuO·S!.112 Singer ZIJ?·Zai:: sewing Twn 188 engs & Tr lr. Sht~ bed. Won't last. ----Movini.: Away s ale! mat·h & labl, like nl.'~ HAMMONDSp1nctOrgan $'9000.752·2-100 :>48·1241 llave ~om<'thing youwant Canopy.t\\n.bcds.many Sl25. l>rop lt•af Walnut M 3, Hammond Nova Motoriudllkes 9140 to sc:ll " Cla!>.,1hed ads do misc ite m~. bargu1n~ Din table 2 leijves, Chord. Leslie spkrs. ALL ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1l well Call NOW, galore. PTJ, 8..17·1107& chairs,$100.:>49·3532 Bargams '7S2·6870 Boats, Soil 9060 J u _ .. ood d 642 Sh78 7ti8·0WJ ------ -••••••••••••••••••••••• awa ... op., ... g con • ----.Membership in Newport Sporting Goods 8094 , JOmph, 160mpg, $180, _________ .._ _________ .._ ________ ....;;.... ________ ..__________ Be a c h A t h I e l I c ••••••••••••••••••••••• 18 Sol Cat 1916. New cust Call 962·4872 Club-SlOO. Call eves or243 Winchester w/K IO saals,blktramp,gryltwt ------ 10% DISCOUNT DURING MARCH ~ . · .-. . . . Cash in on Spririg Cleaning And Save With a Daily Pilot MARCH SPECIAL Applies In The Following AN TI QUES F URNITURE APPLIANCES GA RAGE SALES AU TOS H OUSEHOLD GOODS BICY CLES JEWELRY BOATS MACHINERY CAME RAS MUSICAL INSTRUME NTS tP '~ Categories M OTORCYCLES OF FICE EQUI PMENT PIANOS & ORGANS SEWING MACHINES SPORTING GOODS SWAPS :_10% DISCOUNT ~-------------------------------------(4 SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE) OR MORE · 3 DAYS • ·USE CASH .· 1:· Ban kAmericard -· OR Master Ch~rge • 10% ISCOUNT ~ DO IT NOW! ' 5 Lines, 3 Times = $9.00 Clesslflcetfon _____ _ Stert my Ad on this det•--------· For addltlon•I llnea, •dd $1 .49 per line. Meke check or money order P•Y•ble to DAILY PILOT. Send or Brtng to: CLAsstFlED AD ORDER DEPT • ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT BOX 1580, 330 W. BAY ST. COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92628 Q BankAmericerd #--------------Exp. det•-------- Q Mester Charge#--------------Exp. ~1te _______ _ Clio •f'ld !Ml'I• !Pie pot! ... IM'ld ..... I .. lltlow ... _._.... • • r -------~---------------------------FlRn- BUSINESS REPLY MAIL ctAss PERMIT NO. 13 COSTA MESA CALI FORNIA NO POSTAG E NECESSARY IF MAILE D IN THE UNIT ED STATES POSTAG~ Wl t.L BE PAIO BY Orenge CoHt OaUy PUot Box 1580 330 W. Bay St. Coam .... CA 82821 CIHaln.d Ad Order O.pL ~, ·-.. Sunall<l;iy,614 2791 Weaver scope & so hull, dbl harness melds ~IOPED.3Mos. Must sell, --rounds umo 5160 trailer. Super clean. lx·st ofr. Glor ia intra- Ac:oust1c Gu.1tar, bm~lini: t>i:! ~ • SMOO. P h:962-0427. mot or. X I n t con cl. h;11l, Jspd Mingray t~ pe <M6·2018 L IDO 14 No. 3126. ln~t'. Xlnl. 6-14 1!54!1 Ci.imper trailer SlSO. Duck Complete Ullman racrn{l Motorcr.cles/ boat S75. Portable toilets cqwp""d. Cstm puinl ~ -00 ..,_ 9150 Ucaul TrcncJ Carpl'llllA, sz.so & sso. Other camp'g r-;x; ""' • w sq yds ot ru.\it, !~I s11 CM trlr. cover, many extras ••••••••••••••••••••••• )d.-.ufnce.S3yd.5·11i 14!>5 items. ·'8l £.20th, · Garaged. lmmac cond '71 BSA 6SOcc Thun-• ---Sat Sun By owner 6·U 7716 aft ol derbolt. Less than 10,000 POOL TAILE SKIS pm. ong. miles. Rebuilt front fh n.1-.tar Om.eglass \\\-stsail 32. custom flush s uspcn!>1on, rac1n~ 4x8 quaht~ Sl:wJcl pool la 2t)Ocm \\ G EZJ:: Olym-d~k w/do"hou•e l'rof !>hocks. me ch unicall.v ble. ~ti5U l Yr old. t d "" " ~ f l S'JOO C II pie binc miii.. A·l con • bwlt. "or c1·rcumn~\ 1na pc r c• c· · · a maho"ao\. MO\IO" from ~'0""'>0 ,, w ... -s1 n369 fter 6 r " ,., ~~O .,.. ...,.,.,__ ___ tion. Nr. completion Can 1 " a 0 UoverSh1Jre:-t;4ti WOO. k d t me ---------•I St~ Restaurant arrange fmuncmg. Bob wre en :. any 1 .:__ a ' '8095 I 4 1 5 > 3 3 2 · :> 2 14 or ·n Yamaha 250 Enduro. Metal henr h s:i~ & motor •••• ~~••••••••••••••••• l·H5>332·1!J.13 Slreel/d1rt. Clo bike. S22S + otht•r qualil) tools • S400 64S 4035 & hanlwarc 1.lll !'; :?0th, ~llS<; 1-1\turcs for C::ard Hi' Hobie, trailer, fair, · ------ 01 Sal Sun & Gift "hop 963·4064 & fasl.S13SO 6!1 Big Bear Yamaha. 8!12 3-111 C\'CS. 646-4191 J\nn t•arb, S300. Please Goldplatt'drlilt"urc,23K. SllO'"C' Sf'-. h' callaft6.30.S48·2976 new50pc.servforll,only n \! -~ .Jm~tc lflgCAL 20, new outboard, $49. 496·4786 & h~htt-<l W \LL CASES. lights, CB. full safety Powell Mmi Bike, S Hr 3 matC'hmg & lighted. equip. SJSOO. 675-3704 $100. xlntCond1tion. CllAf1'SMAN JO" r:id1al Call Dobur Rick 548·1313 --. -7Sl·2102 arm saw, nl'w heavy du 12' Fiberglass Austrahon --------- lY cah1nel stand $375. TV, Rodio, Racer. Alum. must & '69 llonda 90. 900 mi. S200. 552-021i9 HiFi. St.no 8098 boom. jib & spinnaker. '71 Triumph soo. 4,000 ----••• •• • • •• •• ••• ••••••••• $425. 67:>·6596 ml. $800. 675·1689 Sthw1nn ten :.pd SSO . GEcolorTV 23"console ---· --------- Crartsman ronstruct1on walnut cabinet needs Ghost 13 fully eqwp. Xlnt CZ 250 '71. Mint cood. 9 .. tbl saw ss:; tw~7~117 k .. .,. rr .~2 8028 cond. with trailer. Cull Many xtras. Lots of new . _wor · ...,.,.o c-r."'"' · 770-0290. parts. SilSO f>'IO Ill:!!> Rollaway bed, r111e p1rct• Tear :l340S .i channel -- dinette s et, upholstered Srmul Sync Stereo tape BOAT SHOW chair. ftreplat c ba:;kct drC'k . Never u~ed. S900. SPECIAL Cml'tal l. 752·til4fi 1.12.:1(~17 Willard 8 Ton world -cruiser. Diesel powered, Pholo D e vclopmcn~ :?S " HCA Color Set. rerrigeration.teuk&hol· Eqwp, courh. rollawa} Guaranteed Sl58. 785 W. ly sole. Wheel steering, bed, port a <'nb & more 17th St, CM, Unit D bronte opening ports. Good cond. 2Sl·2523__ 1>16-1786 Super deluxe int, Hu&e 50Gnl Fishtnnk,!>tand& llicw Garrard 12SFB (l\.turl'S Hor k bar k · tumtbl magnetic cart. .:round ~. S.15·6182 Damped cue bass & cov Frigidaire 1-'rostrrc er $00 Call 968·6823. refng, Sl25. Settee, $25 . Stereo: Cherry Cabinet. Chair, SlS. 546-3186 Dua 1 Trnt bl, A R4 X spkrs. Dyna radio com- ponents. Gd cond. $200 or olr. M7·S508 discount. DAMA COVE Yoc:Jtt Solet 3455 I Casitos Piece DClltO Poiftf 496-1762 IOATSHOW SPECIAL Lancer's. 25', 28' & 30' In stock. 10% orr hst pnce. DAMA COVE Yachts.let 34551 Cadtcn Place ••• SABOT u u s, fb1t., race ric. S300. · ••• SABOT t a.32, Rllli.. race "'· UllmlQ tall $t00. • IAMKREPO "1S Kawasaki 900Z1 A Unlt a\·ail for showing Crocker National Bank, 620 Newport Center Dr. N.B. 644·8882 Ask for Paul Edler. ACCEPTING SEALED BIDS ONLY. '69 Suzuki TSOO. xlnt cond • new tires. wmdshld ssoo. 581·9675 '76 Suzuki RM250, xlnt cond, xtras, S87Stbest of· fer . 962· 7658 CZ AIR SHOCKS S40 CR·l25 FRAME S2S 548·6023 ----SUZUKI 75380 GT Very Clean Like New $950 642·2S9J '76 Honda XL 175. $5!50 751·3292 or 54~5'749 9160 ' " 1T I'. CHl!:/llDK HIW CHINOOK $6495 IRN280S163MG Tryhf~ Youluy Rtlltal Rlbcrf.s at BILL MAXEY TOYOTA ·~111 1 1 .... h~•·i:t ~·Ut1hnrrt "'"' Ir C!I' t\ ~~ • 11•, \ \ h VAN Seat. new Chevy Tnicks 9560 mfg. low back. Beige. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S20. 642·8144 TIRES. Van or truck. 3 nu '72 Ford Couner, Good yr J781S. 4 ply w/t·mprshell $1!>00 plygls, mnt'd & balanced ___ N_an_c_y_S4_0_1066_·_· -- on Chev whls. $20 ea. '71 Uat.sun Truck. nuns 642·8144 good. re!Jlt cog (1774 6W ) (71'1 )~5726 ------ '75 Toyota Loncbed. PU. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mags, FM. auto, fold up ~~c/5 shell, xlras. $3100 '-Hlallf 9520 963·7212 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'tiS Ford 3 , ton PU, tool 1952 MBZ JOOS Classk box & rack. iuns perfett Coupe-One of onJt 86 pro· $1300. "46·3'11:1~ duced that year! Must ---- see to appreciate! Pn. '76 FOHO FlOO 360 Vl:I, TOP DOLLAR PAID IMMEDIATELY FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS CALL OR COME IN TOSEF. US NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 W. Cst Hwy, NB 642-9405 pty. S81·7·H6. I' S, A/C. 3400 mr Like --------- n.-w 54995. 645·2639 iJft WE BUY '36 Ford Pickup .5PM •USED CARS& All ongtnal TRUCKS• Sl700. 646 fill;: 7:! Do<lgt> 1 l 'fon ti {'\I Come in or Call '31 FORD ROADST-Ef; auto, hig tm·s: tll·Jn FREE Appraisal Prof. ground up restora bod~·. Sl~IO ur bcsl 111 r Groth Chevrol~t tion. Bridge of Weir !73-·~------18211 Beach Blvd. leather. S15,ROO. ind 1·x Fnrd F250 Su pen· .1 h, Huntington Beach lra W1nf1eld l'ng1n1• Hanger t'ampl·r Specml 847-6087 * 549-3331 Partial trade rnnsukred 460 \'R Fully equipped --------- 673 6372 $5,800 nrfer !179·5858 1934 Ford Coupe, :iulo Datsun pickup '73. trans. new eng & uphul , A~1/FM. CR. A1C. :,hrll, stra1ghl hotly, S4 .25t mags, $3,000 or ofter. 492·0788 546 6G88 195.5 Ford Pkup, $:!200 \'8. ·7~ M1\ZU,\ l'whup. Xlnt automatic Shape! J\lany extr;i" ____ 6-16-2700 S2.5SO ufr. l'P Ph (i:JJ .23;11; 1~7 Chevy 12 Ton, "lut·k ·7,1 Dat.:,un l'U. ~terco, air , eng,makeoffer. wide t1 reo; & rims. ___ 54_9·15-17 bumper hitch, xlnt 1·ond, '66 Landau T Bird, need~ J<l,OOOmt.S:Jl;-,Q 54;,.11tN TOP DOLLAR PAID FOR CLEAN new owner to tont in114• '7l h·•d • 2 ton p u fl - IMPORT CARS ALL MODELS reslorat1on. 642·397'1 •',d•nrkr~. ~lil'k ~hrfl. !-: XCF.PTION .\ L 1946 Ford W1M)(I\. $4000 firm. 644·7777 11ew paint, good tart'~. xlnt cond 5\Jm . $2,:!.'>0. \Ju,t sell. 6J7 ·11~6 I nd T · .• 57 A ·t~ 1974 Ford Couner, Htll, 1) on axt us in. " auto, 46:'.I, good & clean dr, xl~t. concl. Used for Sal. fl42·6XOO . s n advertasrng bv Ne11o purt 548.7965 • ~ u bu.'lmess tu yrs. $3,500. or - offer.6733397 •72 Chev. Luv w/'76 1961 Jaguar MK 9 Sed 30,000 mi only. Collectors item 'E'/500/ or nearest orr. 1146·4:>5-l '56 Thunderbird Xlnt cond1llon $4700. 495·1469 Wanted. '57 T·Bird parts Convert top & porthole camper, s ip:!, boot, aux. gas lank. xlras S!IM mi. Xlnt cund. Best offer. 54S 4306 '7.! FORD COURIER auto trans. radials. super clean, l owner. S2395 will take trade or makeofrer 751·566-i 540-!1362 top. C<tsh on the spot "ftMMlllWW""MNM _Ca_ll_. 1-213~9-2'-1-42-1---1 '&l Ford ~ 1 ton. 5 ton ~takt' RKreational Vehiclff tx.'<l. 4 s pd. $.595 9530 ---~-·_-_:nt>z. •••••• •• •••• •• •• ••• ••• • D Pk --.__... ood ·~ 73 atsun up·~. I? l.Jke new .~Ford Camper cond $80 or best offer- Spec1al 1 Ton Pickup 5'1R·08l!l w /10 ·~· Campwa) ------ camper. TrU<"k has p11o r 11.9 t:l Camino. ma)?s, nev. steenng + brakes. ;ur paint. must sell $17511 ot WE HEED CLEAN USED CARS MOW CALL PAPPY 540-5630 1011\SO\ ,\SO\ • LINCOLN MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA · WE HEED YOUR USED CAR MOW TOP SPAID CALLGORDOH COSTA MESA AMC-JEEP 2524 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 549-8023 t•ond, A.M 1FM radio w 8 best offer. Call att 4PM.-........ --,-____ .... I rack tape, 2J Ch. CH & 55.'1·5663 _.os. "'"r" .n1 over.slzed rear tlr~s . ---••••••••••••••••••••••• Camper has reardtnelle. '"8 Chev. 1', ton trtl("k, 1 &eneral 9101 Queen-sized bed over spd lran~/ 2 spd. axl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·nb, 1'.:lectric :\I ag1c S200 751-1322 toilet & demand water ----system. S7.695. Pn ply 00 Oal!;un PU. Hcblt enl!. Call 962 !lft9fl weekda•s nu clutch, runs good , !16().3200 a/krtl '.IOpm_. ---- '&4 VW BAJA 1750 cc t'ni;: HoUe-y, Norris, S & s gates, Tacomas. 010 d1't i3 Chl'v .1,T PU_, VR, Loaded. \<136" s hell, S..-.Y.>O 640. 9180 tow bar, $1200. Ph '7\ Courier. xlnt conda ~ 1844 al\ 4 t1on, good 1:as mileage, 4 Whffl Orio~ 9550 S'l.~ 495.4922 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Ford Couner. lo mi, GIANT JEEP SALE 72ToCHOOSE FROM ForlMtance 77 JEEP J..10 0556SS1Grey,380 VS, 488 4spd Retail $8598 Discount 797 You Pay 15799 77 a.rou. Chf.t 06845 Autumn Red. VR, HD Suap, HD Cooling, Boot R.ack, Off road Tttts andwtl.o!S llaaJJS81TO l>lsCOWltS7'71 You Pa)' $1319 xlnt in & out, runs great. $1495. 642·2072 ,570 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '68 CHEVY 'h ton. nu Ures, 60K, xlnt. t'C>nd. Must sell! Sl600. 962 5950 77DODGE VAN COHVERSIOMS 'i7 Dodge Custom Vana. First Compare Ours! Many New Extras. Our Sensible Package made to Your Needs. Sensible Lo·Pymts/Luse. Call CorQuote! ~ ~ 1"6SOUIH l~lAIKIUl.(VM!O • IR511 71,,..., Wo91•11r 11~lt00·.t·~-~· 024455 Autumn Red, '76 Dodge (Trick Van) Stereo, Roofrack, VS, #200. De!ligned by Quadrat.rack Wagons West, tuck & Retail'5220 ~11 capt'• chrs 4' •~tr· Dilccnmt $1221 Y\011\1. 9-6 wkdya W3 l YouPq"589G 86$-Sall: aft a/wttndl (714) 5$2· 1'32. COPILAMD'S JllPCrTY l E. f'tlt;tSl. &ul.aAb 813 Ford SU}lerVan. llust ~II. prt. ptf. $2$.50. <'7l4> ~211Ghome. Bave~wa to sell? adact. ll well -Call MOW, to5m. --- •SALES •SERVICE •LEASING 0¥erMGS Deli~ery 5ervlce & ports now 01wn on Sal's 8 lo 4 for your convenience. '· • Sunday. February 'O, 1977 DAILY Pit.OT QS SADDLEBACK B~iW HERE NOW THE630CSI BMW RESALES BMW2002s 197 2· Au tom at ic-a i r - AM WM 0211''TQ) 1973-4 speed·snrf .. (6505) 197~4 speed· (907M Jo'G) 1975·4 speed· (820MM M) 1975 Automatic-<0154 l BMW BAVARIAs 1973·4 speed· (680PPM) 1974-4 speed· C348LFM) BMW 530is 1975·Automatic, air & stereo.<062NlF> 1976-4 speed· (611 R DG) OTHER BMWs 1970 2800CS Coupe ·4 speed w /leather &mags.!23SCF'S) 1973 2002t1i·This one is loaded! C238JTG > SADOLEBACK VALLEY IMPORTS 831-2040 49S.4949 CREVIER &I Sl Ii llOADWAY SAHTA ANA 835·3171 THI Ul.TIMA R OlllVINQ N.t.CKINI *USED BMW•s * '75S30iA <HKWT) '73Bavaria S/R 906LVY '76 2000 4s pd SIR 334 PCW '691600 4spd ZXX866 '743.0CSA S/R 746LWB '76530i 4spdS/R602PHM Closed 0.. 5-clclys ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST &. ,. '73 240Z. brown, air. Sales-Service-Leasing Rov Carver.Inc. Rolls koyce BMW 1540Jamboree Newport Beach 640.64« '72 BMW Bavaria. Auto. AC, Sunrf, AM/FM stereo, New tires/pnt. 531-0610 PP. '74 BMW ~2. White, sun- d . AM/FM s t ereo, radials, exp clean, Mr. Moore, 997-6341 or 673-7002 AM/FM stereo, nu brks, clutch, tires, $3800. (714) 827 ·6455, (213 ) 433-8867 '73 240-Z AM-FM s tereo. Air, 4spd, s harp! One of J kind! 342JYW 1977 Honda Accord, hard '77 3000, Sunroof, 500 :iJiU to get, brand new, all rmles.Sl6.SOO. 1..-.sour .. OREA 80ULEVARO. BREA xtras by owner. $5995. Ci.111831·0725 )t&J990'2'900•213'69'-~1 ~7015 -------------1 '74 MHZ 280 C. metallic '74 Dahun 260% JOIJIMlff' 9730 blue, sunroof. stereo. With air cond. & AM/FM ••••••••••••••••••••••• Perfect body cond. $9500, 1976 BMWZOOZ stereotape. <209LWC). 968-6042 4 speed, Behr air cond.. 5 19 5 ~'4 ..J.' -.-M-8-Z-'7_3_2_8_0_C_•_ AM/F'M quad stereo.'..........._ __ _......._....,.~_...._..,..... White wrred int.. im· sunroof. & like brand f'llW4Efl ,A:;~~T maculate. 55M mi. $8800. !~ken~73 PUI >-This 2'ot ~.;._......... "'"~r)u1 .. e111 .. e1>1Mv•Ro· BREA -=7=59=·=022=l=o=r=49=J=.24=33==-- 0HLY $7695 C'alltO ..... -~ '"'l'ioc·>i<1q0J•Gq•3·~· SAVE ON FINAL FE MIRACLE MAZDA •70 Datsun 1600 Rdstr. NEW '76 JAGS. ORDER 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M. Convert w rgood top & YOUR '77 NOW! Lowe MERCEDES BENZ 645-5700 tonneau cover. Runs pymts on '76 Jags. Buy i t SlSSO 645 3013 • a different way with '73 BMW 2002. Air, sun-grea · · • sensible•pymts. Call fo roof, AM/FM. Absolute· '71·1200 Fastback, auto, details. NEW CAR TR.ADEIHS ly immaculate. Bst ofr $1250. Good transpora----------1 (7141731-0344or547·8834 t.ion962·6432afl3PM. Last Jag. co~vt, _Y·I 2. 48 MOS BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE · auto, 15,000 ong m1, se '73 Bavaria, sunroof. A/C, Rat 9725 to believe, (714 > 661·023 AM /FM. P /S, P/B.••••••••••••••••••••••• alsolocateusedJags (714)~3 ,715 70SPIDER AM-FM. cherry, sensible lo-pymts, 3 others to choose from 873ELH a JAGUAR C9ifornla CoYentry Complete service parts. 775 W. 17th St. C.M. 548-5141 1'13QuT" 9R£11 SOV\(V4ff0 • Mf&lt----------4 ~~,·~·'900~="°°~·~,,~,...~·=·~~aJ Jag Rdstr. xlnl cond. 74 280 SB>AM '60 MK.2. 3.800 restored. Dk red Elec sunrf No Bestofr. 547-4954 0681lmmac18995 "76 lag. XJ6C, white, air, 75 280 SEDAM AM/FM tape, elec. snrf. Dk Red, Lease rct No UM ml. Take over leas 8273 $9995 avail. Eves,838-7149 73 450 SI __ 7_4_J_4_G_X_J_t_2 __ ~l~~elcc aunrf No lOm mi, AM·FM lltrk 7l 4SOSEL stereo, AC, careful Met Blue, leather. lm· owner680MET mac. no5383$11,995 74450SS. ~ ~ Met Belce, elec Sunrf No 11325 $12,995 1• ioufH .... tou\.lVAllO • 1111(A 1 •tlflll>m>. 1•)11M•t 72 220 DIESEL Tobacco Brn, Jm· macui.w, No 049S ~ •-~~~~~~• 75lOOD•SEL = ........... !!.~~ Colo Bet1e, 1 owner, No Olllr7 Sl 0 ,995 '14 Jensen Healey. Xlnt 72 3IOSL . = Pvt. Pt,y. Mll·989'7 l owner. Mel Delao N 04!7 Sl0,995 t "74 I spd.. 15000 ml. xlnL 75 410 SB. cond. AM/l'M eau. Lease R«. Eleo Smuf, Bani I& soft top, WbL No1298SLS,2111S •iblk hit. s::mo. su.rm m11t21 ._ __ ..,_ t7H n4tm-'72IO ....... . .......... . '13 Old.a, Xlnt ~Del. but ol!a"9'$3000. m.cmz HOUSE O F IMPORTS ------..:-,-r Leek! BRAND NEW CHEVY LUY 1/2 TON Pickup! No. 215460/0183 with radio, E78-1.CB tt'-. heater/defroster, mlmn, etc. WITH FACTORY $200 REBATE AS DOWN PAYMENT Nows99 . ONLY MONTH! · That's right! On approyed credit only Ht down and only S99 month for only ~lght months. Total cash price Inducting tax and 1 lloense Is only S3e99. Total deferred price 11 Ol'lly '4851. APR 1..C.31'. BIG STOOC NEW CJtEVY LUY PICJCUPS PRICED TO SElll Tracie your old vehicle now~ paid for or not! BOWARD ......... ==== .............. [ 1 ... I • . .. 833-0555 ... _. ................. .. • Cl8 DAIL y PILOT u.1NEW '76 VOLVO LIST S 10 195 . " ,, '· # l MILITARY PERSOHNtl WELtUME! I 74 DATSUH 610 WAGOM • "OCI 1..-cono ~• ,...... $11. l'iOllJt le •l12J.,.. . . . 5 112~! • Amfo1, Imported · AllfDs. t.porW Amiot, IMporhd Aato-. .......,._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •100 Saab 9760 T.,.to nu,......,. 97'7 Volbwepw 9770 ··•····•··············· ....................... ....................... . ...••.••............. Need truck, musl aell ! '74 811 Saab 99 LE. areal car, many xtras. Good ~od 49'7·2322 or eves. '9:J 46.U Toyota 9765 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 TOYOTAs TOYOTA ..TA• SAU .. HM.UI nucas AU.WOOILS SALi Pl:ICIS "*'-BILL MAXEY TOYOTA Buy or Lease •HEW COLORS •HEW MODELS Huge Savings on ALL re· mainang new 76s & JN mos 11•1 '"••'"l l•J 14 ' I\\\ HUH''"'"''''"lto\1...H The Better Bargain MAR9UIS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 197lTOYOTA CELICA 1974 TalUMPH 'tll VW. auto Bue with "'--•• reblt cna. $700. Private _.,•rt-Party 497·2169 With rad.lo Low miles· 1---------nms strons. t440LEG ). '64 vw Bui SaJe Pnced·S217S New en(, eooct ures. MIRACLE MAZDA $."l.50. 4~5107 2150Harbor Blvd.,C.M. '6SVWBug . '45-SJOO Auto:;Uck, 1ood cond ~ ~ uf ~()Uft.i BRlA UOOlf\l"AO • ttHt Ii '" f')CJ ~"'~. t Jtl-14 _,.,, • Vo&kSWOCJfll 9770 * ••.••....•.••.•..••.••. If-1964 VW SEDAN If-Runs extremely well it good trans portation If-t0RA188> This ~eekend ~. 642-8942 '73 \' cllow VW B IJl:. AM /FM. Air, MUST SELL 64l!-!1321 '63 BAJA. Sunrf, mags, new tares. rbll en&. Lots more' 81o'sl orr. 675·4062 'W VW Bug, auto. new tares, new uphol. xlnt running cond, Sl,075. ~7030 ' lAM!WOOO MOlOA~ ~ ~UPf R .. A.Rt1;f 1 'It~ SO St lA~twooo . . f21lllbb0'41 , ' f1Ui")21 n11 06 VW 'JJA732 $577 '69 BJ l uuto 183HrX $677 't 7 B q f W647 $377 7 1 B.1922U:V)S77 7 tl 1 16'1LIG $'177 71 c cl 644 JJ )"JI~ ' 1 Jn t 2·11" T LI ~I I 7 l ·n ~,,,, u, '-?JILPr! $1217 Gr 1Con.t EARLE IKE SAYS: .....-............. -.......-.......... ~~* OHL Y $775 2~· l~D )IKJ•1J o"tCn 1137 '.'WH1o77 l' l"' 1 ' 7 Lt DI Su 77 lobwood Motors VW By our prohssional salesmeft putting it on the line, you ha•e made us the #I •olume import store in Costa Mesa. COME IN NOW AND SEE WHY! ~ft,,,.. '1" * MIRACLE MAZDA it GIO/E FWY * 2150 II arbor Bl\d • C ~t : *********: 645-5700 THE HO HASSLE DEALER IUY OR LEASE BILL MAXEY TOYOTA tlllt lroch l l•d 1.t7 l\\S H\INflN~fOHlf&CH NEW* USED vw·s Over 125 IN STOCK Hord to find me>ckls ~~,~ 7600 Weatmlnater Blvd. WHtmlnater 1193·7551 '69 Byg. Sunroof, Hcblt c ng dean S12'J5 fl-I:. 151:1 '75 \'\\I I Ul'I lllJl'l'l<'<l IS,()()(l m1 . .isking $:!5110 $.'\2 n:10 l'lil Bug. 1•1.000 milt·~. 111\l'o\\ ner 1(JJllU l>\ I :-.11; 0:!:.~1 '71 POP TOP C.impl•r t"(l'Clll•nt rnncl1 llnn f:!IULQW ) ~3 1 'l;i S.lli 02211 '1; 11 S <l L; .\ H E ll AC h. IOJ.l 1\ T F I ~!IJ5 5-lfi O:!:W 'i2 SUP EH BEETLE. l''· <' c p t 1 o n a I I ~ c I t• .i n <5.SOEMQ I !'>46 0:!2!1 '71 S upl•r lll'etlc, 101 manil.lll' (fHJ8 LKX 1 5Wi O:!:.'ll 'ti5 \ W Sqbk. am/Im, Sunroof l!>C.lOs, new paint ~i5Cl S:lll Int:? ---- IHCLUDU ,ACTOU All 76 Cel1ca GT S spd stereo. xtra dean SU!l5 O~ s 213·860-1366 Huss ·n s,1f,1r1 camper. Xlnl. Onl\ s~riou~ orrers plt•asc 548 R-102 art 12pm E\ s il4 t>42 5-400 l!J6S \'W Bug. nt'\\ paint ,~..,_ ')....,.,.. lj•~ ~v A•S•t. ,aPAt?f" l•9'\CQA.r ... ~"'tOPrt": --- ' . DEMOMSTRATOR seECIALS!! 1975 TOYOTA CELICAGT good tires runs gn•at Very l'lt·an 1!15 ~>107 9il5 l-1<H\less tond1U11n ""1th ·w "arm.inn Cl11a Ong 'm VW Ru~. rcblt eng. ltad1ab \ t'r) elcan ~1095 1!11 711% 197 6 CORONA MARK II FOUR DOOR SANK FINANCING 0.A.C. SERVICE OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK! 2 TEAi 01 24,000 MIU SERVICE POLICY AUii.AiLi ON WOST USID CAl '68 VOLVO '" t34tl, 111.mom1le!> ti!l5...,.ll 1 ownr Hcblt cni.: In.out OHL Y $419 5 i1kc •ll'" "221MI 1'15· I lll'i' HOWARD Chevrolet Dove & Quall St.s. :'\EWl'ORT BEACH 833-0555 ·w COHONA ~ dr. ;iulo, c·ass. tape, very dn Si75 f.73-6728 ·11 Mark II, auto. air rau1al!i, \'Cry iow m1, xlnt cond 196 Jill5 'fi6 \W Bui.: Nt>w h;it l & ., l1rt'' Int xlnt -.111111 7Sl·438.10I mt!"S 511 2 11;1 l~liO VW l'Ust. bus. St•e tn behevl' !11;2 27(Hi '75 Bus 7 P ,1ss. J\ :vi F:\1 (714 ) 633 •W:ll! (213 ) 322 2267 ask for Jim 'i!'i \ W Bl S Sunrf. :.?l ,1100 1111. '\171111 or hst ofr. f•lll I otll 11r '17!! R3911 j!I lit,;(; " sunroof. F;\l l'ol'·'. S(<'rt'O, OC\\ tlrl'S. Bt•st otfl•r 518 1302 '67 Beetle. $995. 1146 A11;i; or 4!)!)· 108·1 '67 VW Sqrbck 51195. G41i·3508 ·70 Mark II . <!dr 4spd. ne" ;ires. ball & soforth. Fw,\ ml. ~e11 ma1nlain<'d Uilale sale. $950. 549·17~ or 543·9813 · 72 V W S q u a r c h l' k . J\M FM. new tm•s. ::.tack '71 \'\\'Bus Cmpr 7 pass. hrt Slf·g· I t I LI! rark. bed, thl. PB, s ' " >" 0 r tiOlll'. makl•olr613 051)1 ol!IS 5107 Triumph 9767 ••..•.....•..••.•....•. '75 TR 7 '74 Volkswagen ~ -;pt•c•d , radw. heater Les:; th•rn 16,00IJmlles 111 21 S2695 Johm;on <ind Son Lincoln Merc:urv 2626 II arbor HI\ i:t ·n UL'<;. 'Int paint body & interior. runs g real SI I 75 ll42· 2072 '71 SQVAREBACK New <•ng w 5000 m1 . Xlnl. l'OnXd SWlS 642·2072 :.1r. ;,~·r:\1 Btrk. lo-m1 . likl' new. Can Ll•:.ise ,\CLl(i7X Costa Mes.a 540 SWI fi7 Rui;!. needs paint & trans work. $450. 492· 7528 75 SCIROCCO l'Vl'S Si lver. lllaupunkl A:\1 1-'M. t.1pe dct·k. xlnl Volvo 9772 1·ond. Helow list "45 2fr.!2 •••••••••••••••••••••• • '72 SPITFIRE l972 Super lk't•tlc, good cond. mu...,t :.ell ' SSI 0374 l\lag!:, 30m mi, AM·FM 1964 Squarcbark, R&ll lllOGAP, mml cond. xlnt t•ond Pvt Pty $675 644·10.59 VW BlJS. 1005 S800 New uphols tery & t 1 res 545·2781l ~· '"~"VIM 8~£A 80\llEY""°. &~El\ '7 3 Bus 9 p Rs s. Nu. "'..,.,HOO· 1•.W.O• ~· Radials. runs. look~ xlnl. &a TR3 nds work, new 642·2650 aft Spm. __ wire wheels. needs work. '67 vw Bu~. new paint, $300180 751·2523 uphol. clutch. brk~. lo .... ......-..... ,w HOO mi, good buy al S99S ~ " 893·6818 •·••···•••············· ----- f'lllly fodory Eqvlpped. REBATE '11 VOLVO Buy or Lease •HEW COLORS •HEW MODELS ll~e savings on all re· malnutg 11ew 76s & Demos In stock. MAR9UIS VOLVO MISSION VIEJO 831-2110 495-1210 ORANGE COUNTY VOLVO EXCLUSIVELY VOL VO Largest Volvo Dealer in Orange County! · BUY or LEASE DIRECT Rfl~, 2025 S. Manchester Anaheim 750-2011 U774 Volvo StaUon Wqon. xlnt cond. Lo ml, best of. fer Cill 6·!1PM, 551·421' '70 WAGON Auto .• r1rdlo & air. $2250. 002-9922 days, 968-0145 eves. -----76 Volvo 264GL, loaded, .-ioo. Ev1 It Wknds. m6m '75 Volvo Wan. au DL. Z'1m mt, pd, AM /FM. PS. PB, rack, wbl/blue lnt . .,._, $4().-0JBT or eve M4·2'1 • ~.~-.......... ~-~~ ........... ~.~~-···-.. •• ~.~ ........... ~.~~-•. -(.: •••••••• ~~........... _!lnday ___ ._f!bnl!!Y ___ rr_._1_m __ • _______ DAI_L_v_Pt_t..or _ __.c ... 1 ___ 7 __ Gru.. ttOI CaSec tfll C•••• ttl7 c ... t iital ttl ,_.. t'40 tW_, ttU • ..._ UMCI ...... Uted ....._UM4 .......... . ---·· ...... ,~ .. ·•·•········· ...... ....... .......................... ----•• --............... utCOLN -.............. -••••••••••••••• .. •• ..................... • .. ••••••••• ....... •••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• •499&UP• AMC tt05 HSTIUYSROM *AWN* CADILLAC 'n cam.uo..4 ~ c1M.n, CON1'1HIMTAL .. EnClilb Forcl. G,000 ·•KustGT.ao-.. ,.,. .... tt60 PuAfnt ttH ,..._ tf65 f.st.Cotne•see• u • ml. vel'J' <:h:aA, cuu 11111.~aoaaewwt, •••••••••••••••••-•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-••••••••-•••••••••• 6"..o534 · ~RI( IV W\!ll. 6'2-«>01 "50. '4Hlll2 lf71 POH~AC ·m l.Alrtaru.. va. :11tp4, PS. CLEARANCE i2 W:igon Country Sedu •Sharl), ttblt, 6 cyl, new 1975 TRAMS-AM 400 Nu dutch ba\t 4' l.l.mo, '73 Ca.maro LT Packa&a. WIDESEt.t:C'TfON utr, PS. PB, new valv•: peml. SlUl6 or offer. See Lake new & extra sh.arp! )l50.Y63 ~ Auto, &le. PS. PB. nu OF PRIME MARI\ !V's ti~. J'W\b, looks g-al. toa~late. ~'1191 PLYMOUTH <uv1--1• -----Urea, btU "paint Must NO R"'•'"'ON BLE ... u ...., 'tDGrand Prix, loaded. WIHAYITltESI ...... ,.., , ... .,......37 ... or ~ A Sac. Need money -,. -l'!t•ay ~y S51t5 ....... p·• o.~ ~ .,, ..... v•.,--OFFER REFUSED 1142.2072 •• •-·auto, PS. AC, rv ~ ..... ownr. .. ... .,. ,_,..CAD UACS "5-1.0CZ Sant a An a L 1n~o1 n Rllff. one own.r. AU ae~ WAGONS HOW AID CM•,... MO. flQ.~ -'72ZZS.3SO tock bl Mereury b.u~ a carefully receipts. clean. SDSO . The Dally Pilot h111 one DoYe•QuallSta. •15 Flreblrd, auto 77C-..O.Yl8t 1 r t~, selected eroup of vre-UncolR 9945 Marlc,&&2·99S4 S.~l• C'u:ltom 3 Seat NEWPORTBEACH AM/FNster~,A/C,xlnl JIUll PoWei-ractary air ::J:;,::'/IM· 69•0: m · v10~1Y owned 197J thru ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Must 1-~tt>ck, vs ltAUon waion and one 2 133-0515 C'ODd 962·82611 coad.,1t.ere0tape,cru:ise t r.MS-D7 1lf75 Mark !V's. Thc:se '711.J.m.-oln,4dr.&ood aut.o.Sl,000.firm, Seal at.atloo waaon for----------•---------~. Hnilnal, Ult fl 1.981$C.maro. PS, PD, curs mui.t be :.old cond.Loaded,Aeat.ber. M0-7'50evea. aalil. Bolhcquipped wlth "CD Pontiac Grand Prl:ic, 'Gt Bonnevlllc. loadc-11, tela.wbeelAwb!t•w/red AC, whls, lo ml. eood because ot excessive In· 12.000. 676-0231 air coodltJonlDJ. power Model V, food cond. Auto, $1000. SUrfboa.rd, ••••••••••-••••••••••• leather. 4900 mllea. cond. $101!1. 752..8388 ventory. BeautlCuJ sel~· '74 Mllltanl II. Xlntcond. talllate window, heavy Auto. alr,$1000. 968·9m $50. Slevc attS pm 1974 AMC (1411511). tloo o( colors. All are '73 Uncoln Martt IV. v.a. Auto, AM/FM atereo duty suspension. Tor-• .!).& 6219 Ho....... 77C~D•Vlle OlleY1oa.t 9920 completely «'quipprd aut.o trans, factory au $2300.Call53&-J2.S8. queClite lrunsm1ssion, FBTr~nsAM 75.Loadl•d, ------~• Full power, factory alr •••••••••••0 •••••••••• Numerous style:. und op· condittooing, lull PoWer, power steenng power new Urea, II Irk, Lowest WAGONS tond.,stereotape,crulse lt71CHEVY Uoo.s.Pricedtoclear. stereo radio, heater, 72 Mu.stanc. itlnt cond. dlscbrakes..and'tuggage price. Ofr or $<l700.1'huitderbfrd 9970 The Dally Pilot has 5 <.'OOtrol, tilt & tele. wbeeJ. MONTE CARLO SANT A AMA whitewall tares, vinyl flllat.e sale. Best ofter. rack. MaJnwned by our 846-2:564 _ •••••••••••••••• ••••••• Hornet Sportabout ata· pwr. truck lock, opera Orl&lnal owner c11r• UHCOLHMERCURY roof, tinted glass, wheel CallbeC6PM.963·S657 st.a.ft. '74 fo'IREllll<l> Xlnt 1974FORD tion wagons for sale. lamps & light areen abarpr (lltCKY>. l30 NT · Sa covers, Interior leather. ·~ Canv. New, top. tires, •--pric-.... at $2400 Cond. PIS. Pm S.000. THUHDSlllRD Equippedwilbaircondi· w/whtte kather. 6000 OMLY$2495 1 • =11 ataAna Serial#~. very clean thruout 9UTR wu 5462703 LoadedwitbLandautop. ~~~~~~~':;';:J mi!;7='D•vt.. HOWAIDCIM•rohtt CorYt'ff• 9932 JohnsonandSon Mech'lsound.s:u 6675· mp.76 is a Plymouth 'OOCatabnaWgn.A/C,Gd ~!~~~t.~~:.e:,'nci~!~~~ economical 258 CID 6-FW1 power, factory air Dove It Quail Sts ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.mcoln Mercury '71 Mustana Grande, 302, F'ury Custom Suburban 3 Iran:.. S695. , , ~ & w/:./w tire:.. (KSJl.GA >. cylinder engines. All cood.,stereo tape, crwse NEWPORT BEACH CORVETTES 2626 Harbor Blvd. VS.. P/S, P /B. 'ttereo, Seat station wagon. __ Pb Su; 4.*4•__ 54995 matnlained by ourstafC. control, Ult & tele. wheel, lll-0555 Costa Mesa S40-S360 sharp. Sac. 631~. "1n1shed in hght b.lue 'Gg Ftrebint. ,Int rond. split seat&. oper1t lamps. 1975 CHEVY CHOICE OF 15 '74 Lmcotn Mark IV. V-8, Oldwlloblle '955 With blue vinyl mtenor. auto. A/C, mag~. nu blk r . J AlpriudatS2195 8000mlles.(118RLZ>. u•••tUCL"'~SIC auto trans, factory air ....................... Pn<:edatonly: v·lop$1250 st46&13J. •••111 C•d•IC 77 C~ DeVI~ ........., ~ 1961 THRU 1977 condittorung, full power, $3225 - - ---................ F\t.11 power. factory air With air cond, radio &: 4 ~-.....i-&Automatics d. h '73 Cutlass. PS, PO, AC. ·m Pontiac Grand Pn~ -1DP·62 is ltnished 1n Silver Green metallJc with green vmyl interior. Pnced right at only $2095 #DP-SS has only 41,000 miles and finished in Mellow Yellow with Cm· namon BuH vinyl in t.erior. PncedatonJy: $2695 ~ stereo ra 10. eater, Vinyl also Moon rr. V-8. auto tran,. IJ"lor" C... .._ MO.,,._ cond., leather ant., vinyl top. Extra sharp! O~Co-.ty's whitewall tares, t1nted AM/FM $30006468MS All cars may be seen in " ' , stereo, crwsc control. (510MOR). L.anJest & Rn.st glass, wheel covers. JD· ' ' · the Daily Pilot park1ng air rornhtioning, 1>0v.t!r f1rem1st paaot &. wtrc S. Pric•Sl395 tenor leather. 927KFB. '68 Okis Delta 88 f>wr. lot, 330 W. Bay Street, steenng, power 1d1sr) YtCJO 9974 wheel cover:.. 2000 miles. MIRACLE MAZDA E z.SFNctlNANlonClNC $7795. air,,. dr, 4M eni:. Askmg Costa Mei.a. Call 642-4321 brakes. r.tdio, hl•atl'r. ••••••••••••••••••••••• UllMRUQ>. 21501larborBlvd,l'.M JohnsonandSon SM().9tiS-21-nl.Oon Cor more information. wh1tew.ill ttrc~. vrnyl '72Vei:atspd.Air.lowm1. '76<:oup. DeVille 645•5700 l'~~~~~:s Lincoln Mercury Ask for Rick or Oscar in roof. wheel cuvers. New radial!.. lmmJl'. Full power. factory air 2626 Harbor Blvd. 19'73 Okls Cutlass rp. V-8, the fleet garage. YPT922. 831·3173 cond .• sterl~ tape. crwse 1976 Chevetle. xlnt cond HOWARD CheYrolet Costa Mesa 540~5360 auto trans, factory air ----$15~5 - ---control, lilt & tl'lc wheel. 19000 S2SOO Dovc&QuatlStree~ conditaonmg, power· 76 ARRO W , GT Johni.on.an<ISon Pnvale party st•eks '73 ,.oo w/white lop & red m~st ~1j1 due' t~w~:~ NEWPORT BEACH 1972 Lincoln rp. V..S, auto steenng, power (disc) equi pped. AM /FM. 5 Luwoln Mcrt·urv Veg..i 1'.1nc:l J-~'f>rl'%. leather mt. l2.000 miles. transfer. Call 752•7500 , 833-0555 trans, factory air condJ. br akes, radio, heater. sµd, USMC financing 26:.'6 Harb<Jr Ulvil Good cond Will pay (1.52.860). 30 dys, 633•0851 -t1on1ng. full power, 537HTY. avail.494·2114 Costa Mesa 5405300 ~200ra~h lltl330_' _7_:! __ '76 r--D .. v.·11-wk.nds/evs. Classic '73 Convert. stereo radio, healer, J a'"--$_:1095nand· Son .._........_ ... ............. ... -_........ " uc Le th II p r lid & whitewall tires, vinyl ""'""' -a. ...... w 910Q 11URVS, "•w 9800 Auto&, Hew ""·It power. fa~tory a1·r a er, a w • • ·ncoln M"-ury • • .... ' 1973 CHEVY "ft tops only 15 000 m roor. ltnted glass. wheel LI . ""~ •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 9100 cond., cruise control, " • ' 1· covers. interior leather. 2626HarborBlvd. ~""""~~""!!"~'!'-"~-'!'P.'~~~~~~~~---'!'!""~""""""'!'~--All cars may be seen in stereo tu pe. tll l & MALIBU 350 s75uo. Like new. PH: Senal #800843. C-Osta Mesa 540.5360 the Daily Pilot parkmg tele.wbeel. r>wr. truck Automatic, air cond. & f!.1611539 --- lot, 330 W. Hay l)treet, lock & dark brown vinyl top Super :.harp '68 CORVE'rTE convert/ Johns~5~dSon * 70De.fta88 Sdn * Costa Mesa. C<ill 642 4:!21 /b k k I th t l-13SGl\IKI for more inrormulion w uc s in ~·a t!r '"· hard top $1200, bst reas Lincoln Mercury V-8, auto, P/S, P/B. /\/C, 12.000 flliles. (26<JNON I. Sole Priced-$2395 offrr 73HJS6S 2626 Harbor Blvd. sharp w /lo, lo m 1les. Ask ror Rick or Oscar m '75 C~ De Ville MIRACLE MAZDA Costa Mesa 540-5360 (016BEJ > theneetgaragc. Full r c-cr 99)3 IOI ---1 power. actory air 2150 Harbor Blvd , C.M. --,, ILACK OLDS '67 AMC Rebel, I dr, 6 ryl. cond., cru1st' control. 645-5700 ••••••••••••••••••••••• il Lincoln cp. V 8, auto 2345 N. Grand runs good, stereo tape, trll & tele Cougar '71 XR 7, ctn. I< trans, factory air condi· Santa Ana 542 8811 Si<lO 581 9675 wheel, pwr trwtk lock & '75 Nova. Ltke new. 6 cyl, ~rlt•, r:vl. pl~, askms llorung, po~er steenng, Sp<>rtabout '71, snrf. auto, ~mpg, P S, ~.000 m1 , S1400 P I P t7480QN> 1714 )531·07611 BU ck '910 •....••...•..•......... '72 Bwrk Electra. 4 dr, vinyl top, t'H·ry <JVa1I xtra. + Craig t'JllS stereo. Xlnt rond Ong owner. Very d<Ji.~y l'ar $2000 /t'IHM. Call 493·6575 Cheri' 'fi8 fli VICf;J Xlnt cund1t1on ~ orr ~.'>l·OS.15 '70 H1v1C'rJ New tin.•::.. loacll'1I Bst orr. 581i R36fi 1973 Bwt·k Regal 1·11 V K, auto lran,,, lul'lorv air cond 1t 1on ing. p;>" er :.leering, power 1d1:.c ) brakes. rad1u. beater whitewall tires, vrnyl roof.472GN~l S24!15 .rohn~on Joel Son l.in1 nln Men-11 r~ :?ti~6 llJrhor Iii\ tJ (.'0-,t;.1 \lc--.J ~Ill : ... 1M 1913 Ccntun T,u,u~ Coupe . ~Int rnnd Sacrifa·c ~.!1!15. Ci.Ill 194 7~5 7-1 Bwrk ll1"1cra. must sell. Xlnt rond /\Jr. full p-wr, A '\l l"M :.tereo. vrn top. 17 ,000 mt, $3SOO 833·817H ·n t.:lectru 2 Dr Landau fo'Ull pwr, stt'r. lmmac :n.ooo ml $4500. ~2941 'n REGAL, 2 dr hnhp, low m1, Joad,'<I. w 1'U'it whls. Jlf'tall-. al S4.I~ Uest offer ovc.>r SJSO tllk(K -195 '""'2 ------Codillac 99 I S .•••...............•... (!) Nabers Cadillac Quality and Price Guaranteed lca,rng Sptci.\li~l\ Prcfcircd Ra tc~ L~rgeH Srlrctrnn olNew& U~J Cad1ll.1c~ m Orange County Open Sunday Cadillac Master Oe .. ter 2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540.9100 -a Caci D• Vllle, xln rond, $1000. Prt Pt1 ~or833-3t20 196& CadJJla~. 4 ctr. M Kil Make ofter. <f.N.!C!93 6.5CDV, MW Ura, brnhs, rtady for the road. $1000/bct otr. 5'8·0301. See at 007 Btdlaad1, NwptJl&t&. sentmel. Like new-23,000 atr, pwr, lo mi. good ~a-, :s:!J.50 Call 536-3498 aCI power (dtsr > brakes, * 71 Cut/S..p 4 Dr* miles. 033MXU I. economy. SJOOO. 552 !!3111 1.;1oµrn power windows, po~er V-8, auto. PIS. PIB. A/C, i.ft6 'cats, stereo radio, vrr. $1995. (737DUL> 76 Se•ille - ----'ti8Co~ar lmmal', 34,501 heater, whitewall tires, IOI II.ACK OLDS F' II f 15 MONZATo\\n Coupe m1 , I o" nr ~l~OU \tn}lroor 252CCY u vawer, actory air tHlllJIS'.\1 t 2345N Grand cond., rru1~c control. silver. fully loaded, v.11. . ' . us ~ee S2395. Santa Ana . !>-12 8811 stereo tnVt·. tilt & tl'le 9,000 m1. SJ700. '15 Cougar X It 7, AM /J'"M Johnson and Son ---- wheel & P" r. trunk lock. 673-6596 ~ t l' r l' o. p / S. p / B Lincoln Mercury * 71 Cut/<-c-* ------:!626 Harbor Blvd. ....... r~ Red w /rc<l tloth 1nl 't)J Impala Super Sprt~ i.ac·nltcc. S1!1·8469 01 "~t :\I "'O""'"n V..S,auto.P/S,P/B.A/C, 1270NDY I c"". XJnt l'Ond, nds some 1:.IJ :!ti-17 """' a• esa '"' -......... VI T. Re a I :. harp '76 Seville .-<92.0DTA> uphol wk. $375. Ph * * 611 Cougar Xlt7, blk 1975 Llnroln cp. Y-8, aut~ 1011• •cK OLDS full power. factory air 968-3471 ml AC PS PU a to trans. factory arr rondt· -cond., cruise control, • • · · u taon1ng full power 2345N.Grand stereo tapl', µwr . '75MonteCarlo, S750tbe~torfc•r 642 9-182 stereo ~ad10, healer: SanlaAna 542·81111 RerlJner. auto. dimmer, 301X10m1, loadcd, ,68 Counnr, whitewall t ires, vinyl ---- sentmel. wire wheel l'OV S.1700 119t!·7l1Jo "7-roof, tinted i::la:.s. wheel '70 Olds 442 radials llurst ers & theft deterrent 1976CHEVY ~ISO 5570115(; ~~~·LeWrs1-,_1nter1or le<Jther. auto, Tll40U, xl nt sy!>lem Like ncw·8200 DodcJe 9935 QO<. $1000/offr !168 011().t miles 15084161 . MOHZA2+2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $7395.J rinto 9957 '76 Seville COUPE. /\utomattl'. air .~1 D/\HT C ·t 4 0 Johnson ana Son ••••••••••••••••••••••• Full powl•r factory air cond., J\ M /F'M stereo v · us om. r, l..incoln Mercury . 1•ond . cru1:.l' control. radio & w /s/w tires 11• ;iulo, radio, vnyl 2626 llarbor Blvd. Ford 73. ~into Sq. Wgn, sterl'O taJX', tilt & lt'le (~PCF> mot' look!I & run~ sharp! Costa Mesa 540·5360 air, AM/f M stereo. ::iuto. wheel, thdt clcterrl'nl $3. 395 ~50 l'h5!il 3532 new radial:. ' $2200. sv. stem, ~irc whl•cl c·ov -o o rt " 1 11 1 d Ma.flick 9947 S39-8SS6 • a <> l'\ o 1 a \ ••••••••••••• •••••••••• •4 Wheel Drive Specialists• Home of the famous "GROUND HOG" BRAND NEW 177$3655 GMC 1/2 TON PICKUP-ORDER MOW PLUS TAX & LICENSE BRAND NEW '77$3955 GMC SPRINT ORDER HOW PLUS TAX & LICENSE ers & ivory "' i!Old ~ c-...am-OWnl'r Ir>"' rmlc'J):l' 1\rC '73 M · . k P/S P /B '74 Pmlo Wagon Cood ~~~~j1;tse:: m11es -:._wu1tt'r ~1~~ 1;13~11;1 ber w or ~~~~00om.•.'S2250: ~fc~.~~.~~t'~~'. bc:.t BRAND NEW ,7754155 Full f Colllllit ._ :MO 9'00 Ford 9940 . 1974 Pinto Station Wgn, power, aclory air ~=~"""' ..... ----~'··········-··········· 70Grabber. R & H, auto, auto,air,$2300 GMC ]/ ro~ rond. cruise control, •'76MotdeCorlo• 1976 FORD new valves, brakc:s. 497.2759 74 ("'11111 '\lt'rco ta1>c. auto dim· V-8 auto PIS P/B A IC shocks. Gd cond. Ong. mer sentinel v.1re wheel + ;....any'. ma~y e~trJs GRANADA COUPE owner . $1149. Days, 1974 Pinto Hatchback. PICKUP-ORDER MOW PLUS TAX & LICENSE t'O\l:rs & Pueblo beige Clean as a pm. $4650 Automatic, AM/FM 545-7108oreves,963-6837 R&H, auto trans. xlnt \Oo i bea.Rt> <loth. 16,ooo <3S8NJO> slereotape,v1nyltop,a1r Mere 9950 cond. Lo l\Ti, $3250/bst BRA~D ~EW •77 nul~. ~~~,~~~ille IOl~~~~a~~DS ~~~t~r':: <~~~~~. & •••••~••••••••••••••• ofr.536-202A J"lll 1"111111 s4155 F'Ull power fJrlon mr Santa Anil 542-llKll 4795 1976 Bobcat llunabout. '75 Pinto '"ht llalchbaek. GMC I TON cond. crur~c t•ontrol Auto trans. V 6, factory olspd stick, 12.000 m1 • te eo ta &. bl k air condtttomng, power Bought new '76. $2400. ~ ;lark <~~th. 15~~0 1974 CHMOLET NcilMts CO.IC steering. power ld1sc> rash. or $600. T.O.P. CAB & CHASSIS-ORDER MOW PLUS TAX & LICENSE 11\11~. (461120 1 canatCE CLASSIC uoo ...._. ....._ brakes. radio. heater. &lS-9476 MIU COlta Meilii l40 lllO wlutewall tires.168 NKL. •....._·---~----9960 Air cond1tiorung, "''"wer _ Sl595. • .,._ .. '7 6 SedcM D• Ville Full power. factory air cond , stereo, rrwse con· trol. tall & telc wheel, pwr. Strunk l•~·k !.Ceun ty 11ystern. & r1rem1sl paint. .n .ooo males. tlZ.1121). '76 s.dCllt D•Vllle F'-ill power factory air cond .. sterro radio, tilt & tele wheel l"ruise con· trot & 111lver bluc \Oo blue cloth int. 10 l.100 mile:. (15927~1 7 6 Eldorado c,.. Full pov.er. foclory air rond , leathl'r mt stereo tape, cruise l"mtrol, pwr. trunk lock & ~1lver blue. t707NON) d · t "" 1 Johnson and Son ••••••••••••••• •••••••• nver s sea · power w n Gr<Jnada '75, 2 dr. 6 cyl, Lincoln Mercury 197) PLYMOUTH dows, AM· FM st ere auto, air. pwr. R&H. 7800 2626 Harbor Elvd. ST A TIOHW AGOM rad to, deluxe exll'rtor mJ "" S3750. 536-0<W9 C·~ta Mesa ""O·"""'n r group <1nd load~ ol ex vo .,.. """"' Automatic with roo tras. Finished t.n medium '61i Futrlane 500, 2 dr Mercury 74 Col. Park. 9 rack. (76lGXI ). red metallic with red hrdtop,auto,air,lmmac. pass air P /S, P/B, SalePriced-$2195 vmylroor. Malnta1ncdb.> ~.536·6868536·5894 P/Wind. cruise control. llLL YATES company garai::c !>tereo AM/FM tape IDP-7<1. Priced right '65 Mustang. Reblt 6 ryl. d · f ,, VW-PORSCHE 3·svd. <..'In Great ga's cck, roo rac"• $3,200. San Juan Capistrano $2975 mll,1.:c ~. 642·•689 7M·5olS·l976 137·4100 493·4511 Seelngaragearea 'iJ Torino. auto. air, '67 Mere 4dr Grandma J\ik ror Rick or 0:.l'ar radial~. 4 dr, S1750/bst must sell. l ownr, full '72 Plym Duster. Gcyl, Orange Coast olft•r!'>5,'l 0183 pwr. A/C. nu ures. xlnt standard trans, $900. Dally Pilot cond. Low m1. See to ap. _960-__ 2_163 _______ 1 330 Wt'St Bay Street l!J7J Ford I.TD 4 dr. V-8. prec S7!15. 646-8365 '70 Duster. 3 spd. FM C06la Mesa auto tram.,, factory air --------rondation ln&. power * '75 MonarchCfM * stereo & tape deck. Gd ·15MahbuCl..iss1c sll-cnn&, power <disc) 6 <'}I. P/S, P/B. auto, cond $800/bst ofr. 2dr,AC,AM/FM stereo, brukes. radio, heater. A/C. V;T, real sharp. 497-3800eves $3200. 6735774 whitewall tires, vmyl $3650.1$31MIM} '64 Valiant. Good '70 Capnce "5>4. Au. PS, roof'.ll26GSN. 108 BLACK OLDS lransporut1on. $550 . ...... .,._-A... PB b k I S2795 2.J.45N.Grand Phone~·2461/\M's. , • .--n .... ood • air s oc s · X nt Johnson and Son Santa /\na 542-8811 ----------1 BRGHM. Full power, S895fofr. 8(5.2$45 l.inroln Mercury 1.971 Plymouth Sta Wgn fartory air cond • spltt '61 CHEVY Good for 2626 llarbor Blvd. Mustang 9952 Satellite, lo m1. xlnt ~at.s, pwr. trunk lock, transportation. Runs Cost.a Mesa S.0·5360. ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond, nu tires, P/S. mov· ~~~~:. ~~P.;00 &. m~ i:s~ well. SZSO. 873-7442 13 Ford 'J'otoino 4dr S ..... an. '65 Mustang Convt va. ing forced to sell at $1495. '<'I Completely restored. Call 968-5438. BRAND NEW 1775425· 5 GMC J~MMY · ORDER HOW PLUS TAX & lt~ENSE (.12e088). r~a.r 9925 Factory air conditioning, N 1.,.._ h d t 75 Ft.•twood :;:.!:................. power steenng, power ~ri;.:~s7J.~:44s. e c . ......_Hew 9100 Aatos, Hew 9800 ·Aaltos, New HOO~ M•w 9100 B R G H M •• D E '68 Chrysler Sta. Wgn. gd (di!lc) br:ikcs. radio, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• EL E 0 ENCE. Fu 11 tires, runs good, full lug· heater, whitewall tires, power, factory air cond., gage rack, auto, air. tinted glass, wheel cov· split aeats, ~tereo tape, $50CUllM192a ers. l«llLY. cnaltt CGntrol, sentinel, $2695. auto. dimmer, pwr. '66Newport2drhardtop. Johrulonand8()n truck lock tit all black. 62,000orig ml. itlnt cond. Lincoln Mercury 31,000nilles. (622MFV>. Dstolr. 340·2342 262.6 Harbor Blvd. * ALLEN * Coeta Mesa M0-5360 Olds/Cadillac /OMC S.D.1'"rwy .. Avery Pkwy. LAGl.JNA NIGUEL 495-6430 ' "\ .. ,·. -- , I BUY FROM IKE '74 CELICA A uto trans . air cond1llonin9. vinyl roof lf37n6. .s2899 '72 MERCEDES 220 DIH EL Very clean• #396EXO ~5899 '74FIAT 124 Sf'IDEl 5 speed #696LGF s3199 '73 VOLVO 1100 ES Auto trans air cond11tonrng Hard 10 f1nd11 ~07562 $6499 '74 MGB •OADSTU 4 speed radio. #924LUU s3999 '72 COURIER '1Cl(U, 4 speed. radio #962897 BRAND NEW 1977 0 N A . - ·S * Great Selection Wher ever you llve In Orange County, buying a Used Car In Costa Mesa from Johnson & Son "Just Makes Sense!" • '76 MHCUlY MOMA•CH Near New 21,000 mile:. 4 Dr. Sedan. VS, -nuto. trans , p. steering, heater, wsw tires, wheel cover s, silver w 'maroon intenor. 54895 · '76 fOID GUHADA GHIA·Crf.. Less Than 9,000 miles A uto. trans .• facto r y air conditioning, power steenng. power brakes. radio. heater, whitewall tires. vinyl roor. tinted glass. wheel covers. door locks. (193MYZ>. 55395 7l FOllD LTD HARDTO, V-8. au to. trans .. factory air c-:ind1t1ontng. power steering. power brakes. radio, heater, whitewall !ires, vinyl root, tinted glass. wheel covers. (826GSN). '2895 '73 OU>S CUTUSS " 2 Dr Coupe. VS, automatic. factory'- wr conditioning, pwr. stcenng, pwr. brakes. stereo radio, heater. tinted • glass, vinyl roor. whi tewall tires & wheel covers. (537HTY ). 53195 7 I MBCUllY MAl(j>UIS HOUGHAM V·8. auto. tr ans .• factory air cond1t1onn9. power steering. power brakes. power windows power seats stereo radio, heater. whitewall tues. vinyl roof, ltnted glass. wheel covers (588EHA) '75 UMCOLH MAH IV V-S. automatic. factory <Jtr, power steering & power brakes, power wrn dows, power door locks. cru1~e control. turpuoise with matc:hrng leather intenor 58895 '75 MEltCUl Y COUGA• COUl'E V8. autom a t ic. factory air conditioning, pwr steering, pwr brakcs. stereo r adio, healer. whitewalls, vinyl roof. trnted gla~s & wheel covers (432 MVKl CAN YOU BELIEVE. •• ~9!! s7111 TO BUY ~ . . BUICK'S SMALL CAR MEW OPEL LOW LOW COST HIGH GAS MILEAGE -calif. EPA Ratings: 22 MPG CITY 32 MPG-HIGHWAY W•~• Ir Cl 54199 WIRt Air C_..loa .. 9 .ALL AT GU.A TL Y REDUCED PRICES -•.cs months at S71 71; cash pnce 12888 (plus tu & hcense); defemld oaymel'lt price S3891.36; APR 12.87, down payment I UH~ plus t ax & license (cash or trade). On approved credit All of our cars have 1 5 year·50.000 mile MNlce ~ntnsct available. »Mlle So. of 1he San Diego Frwv. Between Adams & Blll<er MIRAaE MAZDAS "ASK TO SEE THE FACTORY INVOICE" SALE 5 YR •• 75.000 MILE WARRAMTY • '76 COSMO DEMO SAVE '2000 WAS $6015 HOW 54085 Se<. IC023C70271M • •76 MIZER $2545 SAVE '537 S&t f STC38210ll • "76 RX4 DEMO $3974 SAVE 5 1500 Set l lA 2351415711 • ... EW RXl ROTARY WAGON 5 Yr. 75 000 Mile Full Factory Warranty SAVE 'I 100 NOW '3221 S1ir •SS12•W168218 • ALL CARS PRICED AT FACTORY INVOICE-- MUST SELL! HURRY! LARGE SELECTION EXAMPLE ALL NEW 1977 GREMLIN ~~ .,, ?'-- 52999 6 cyl inder e ngine . 4 speed transmtSSIOO. bud<et seats. Ser lfA7M465E170413. FOR 1977 LARGEST JEEP DEALH IM SOUTHEIM CAUFORHIA 40 JEEPS TO CHOOSE FROM EXAMPLE · MEW 1977 CHEROKEE llG. P11C1 •••••••••••• MtZ4 DtSCOUMr •• ~ ••••••• S. 7J4 YOUPAYOMLY s7395 V-8 engine, automatlO transmission, large ti,.. & wheels. Loaded. Ser JJ7A11MZ035138 HEW 1977 PINTO 2-H . SIDAH 4 spd . front discs. vinyl bucket seats. elec. rear wind defroster. stl bit radials. Int. glass. whl cvrs STK237 (10 t722). s3372 Plus Tax and License • HEW 1977 MUSTANGS 2 DR. HARDTOPS 2+2 FASTBACKS Over 25 new 1977 Mustangs In s tock. W e h ave a SUPE R SELECTION of standards and Gh1as. SEE US BEFORE YOU IUY! • HEW 1977 PICKUP'S .. READY TO ROLL .. CHECK OUI VOLUME SA VIMGS From light pickups to custom heavy duty models. we can serve you best. • HURRY FOR FINAL CLEARANCE DISCOUNTS OH.ALL REMAINING 761s! ----- Brcmd New l'ITI CHEVY NOVA Coupe A utomatic trans .• 305 C.l.D. engine. power brakes, radial tires, heavy duty radiator, heavy duty battery and bumper guards. (127125). RETAIL PRICE $4723.19 COMNELL'S PRICE s399132 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Offer npfree 2·21· 71 • GITWITH CONMELL•s NOVASOO SPICTACULAR SAU nlS WIS84D OMl.Y II MO•AS IM StOCI '76 Seville ..... _ ........ $10,700 Pwr. seats, wondows & door locks. cruise control. AM·FM 8 lrack stereo tape (0489349) '16 Coupe deV1lle _ _ . . $8995 Vinyl top. cruise control. stereo radio & l ull power. (0153514) '16 Sedan deV1lle.. . . .. . $8795 Vinyl top. cruise control & only 12,624 miles. (0124541). '75 Fleetwood Brougham . . . . $8995 60/40 pwr. seat, stereo tape player & lull pow&f. (173MCF) ·75 Eldorado Coupe . . . . . . .. $8295 Cruise control. leather seats & AM·FM stereo & tape (725KYS). 75 Coupe deV1lle . . . . . . . Sn95 Full power. leather seats & stereo radio. (135MON). 75 Coupe deV1lle .. . ... _ .. _. $7495 Beaultlul white with matching white leather seats & blue vinyl lop. (475MCG). '74 Eldorado Coupe .. $6195 Stereo tape player. hit wheel & leather seats (079KGE) 74 Coupe deV1lle • _ .. _ ..... $5995 Chester11eld brown with tan leather seats & matching vinyl top (476KLI). 73 Sedan deV1lle ............ $4695 Gold exterior & interior w1!h wt11te vinyl top 3 to choose -pnces start at $4695. (797HDA) 76 Chevy . _ . CADILLAC VALUE PROTECTION PLAN AVAILABLE ON M OST CARS Monza Coupe 2 + 2 (OS4PCF) 74 Buick .... __ .. .. ..... $3995 (993KLG) ·75 Ford . _ . __ . _ _ Granada Coupe (833PHJ) '74 Thunderbird __ . . ..... (853LGA) 7 4 Datsun 260Z . . .•.. $.5195 (209LWC) '17 Ford L TO II .. .. .......... $5995 (425RXJ) Fuel inj ected engine. pow er steering. air cond . AM-FM stereo. d1g1tal clocl<. ultra plush interior and much. much more' COME IN AND SEE DATSUNS NEW LUXURY CAR -• THE NEW 200SX This new sPorlY model Is what YC>U have been asking for and Datsun has it. 5 speed Ot' automatic. AM·FM stereo and an Interior that makes King Tut feel at hOme . COME SEE THESE 2BRANDNEW MODELS TODAY -• usm CAR SPECIAL 1975 DATSUN 8210 4 Door. 4 llPMd. radio, heater, tide molding, underNaf, ~autlful blue eiaerlor & axt" extra clean. Under 11,000 mllel. (568885). ONt.Y'2695 • PfQ UP YOUlt Piii DISCOUNT COWOMI TOO•TSUMS t'WIM IN AT OMYAllO NOT• Sl'mWAY. ·' . CfL • ange f;oast· . . FINAL SPORTS ---r--. 2 -21 IUNOAY, "UUAIY 27, 1977 1-/0CKE'I IODA'r' ! ..___.,,_, (IF £31/(0BATH ~ FREEZES) LOCAL WANT ADS By Ernie Bushmiller t 01'.AY, A~THLAg ANALYZE MY HANDW~ITING! DENNIS THE MENACE ALL RIGHT; E3ln' ~ ATTEN5HUN ..• l 'M G<'.»JNA WH1$TL~ 'lbt..Q. FAV'RITE il.JNE. WHEN CARLA DANE CALLEn TO CANCEL HER APPOINTM NT WITH ME, DID SHE GIVE A REASON, GLORIA? I. Arth\tr'' HANMlfllt' ~NAL1Sf~ • ~> OKAY. F'1~'1" OF ALL.., YOU W~liE EJIG. 'ECONDLY, YOU u~e A &SALL.- POINT PEN .·.· 1LL WHISTLE rr PGAJN PG 90CN A5I 65T MY r3REATH. · A~th\)r•s . HAND- W~tf1N' ANAt'IS"rr '>)) > " • - A 91..tAE! EML.L.:POlNT PEN, ~00A9L.. Y OF THE ~EAP 35'¢ VA~tE:iY .... FINAL-LY, YOLA Wrl'OiE ON A PIECE Of: 18 lb. 80NO PAPE~ WITH 1-INE~. -· ~~L-I I . . Nel!D ~ . . . A~MPLeOF ' i YOU" . MANOWR'mN6! I 1 I ! . . . I ! : . . i . . By Hank Ketcham :. ALLI HEAR I':> A Lor OF WHOOSH IN'! . --....._~'4r"I. :- .a~lw..;,,.,-...;,, ~IJDGE PARKER <1 <l<l , I DON'T RECALL THAT SHE DID! 8UT NOW THAT YOU ASK, SHE DI SAY SOMETHING Af>OUT HAVING TO WORK LATE THl5 AFTER- NOON! I KNOW IT'S IMPORTANT THAT .THE LETTERS GET IN THE MAIL THIS EVENING! I WAN°r' TO OOTHEM! J •. - . . WA1t:H 4THIS / FUNKq J MU•••- DOC-WR SMOCK l MY STARS) WH,AT A ME,AN MOB! WHA.-r C'I ~ YOU ewY? ,. .. OH, A eeA-r UP PAIR OF WHl"T"'e -reNN JESS ... ('fQ EXPERIMENTS HAVE FINALL4 PAID OFF! ANIMAL MAGNETISM I . byFardJahnaan IHA11S 1HE L,AST 1/M~ I EVER TAKE A Co~ISS/ON FOR ,AN EF~l~Y• By George Lemont AN Ot...t? MANICURIS"i'S UNIFORM ... 2 -27 'J:'i:.TM:SL::E:~::E:::E::CS by Tom X. Ryan l.Ol 1}-IE. HLJNllNG- PAR1V Re11JRNE1H! ® .~ &AP! WHAi A 5ReAT HUNTJ 15 eveRYONE 8ACK? · AL.J.. ~11He SCOLJRGf OF !He SKIES CJ><><>LE~'..S -------(VE ALWAYS WANIED To TRY IHfLMA's JUMP- ROPE, BUI 1'VE - NEVER DARED! ~XCEPf IF IHELMA EVER CAUGHT ME, SME'D ~B'L'/. .. ' l' • -HEART Wrrl-4 LOVE. AND COMPASSION ~ • ~ . t j ~ ' I -#' . . 'RAVISSIMOl SAYt. 1lll5 15 FU~! . -.. CAN YOU 1 RUST YOUR EYF.S? There are at least six differ· ences m drawinc details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you ftftd them? O\eclt an1wers with thOM below. '1UNeJIJ¥1911~ ·•ISW,\\ 9 lU~'~HIP .. pu~ '1001! '9 ·tu1n1w" lUW(d 't ·1ua11m p an AWWll H1(1H I I: IU~J~U'P Cl 11111113 \WO:) '1: '1U.UJJIP SJ Mllld 't :"3UIUU10 I DON'T LJNDS:~ ?TAND IT-/ BOOMER ! HAie tf WH~N r. ' ~£~L You·~~ L'f'l~G 10 M~1 l300Me&Z. Te:.Ac:Ht~G WA~ YOLJF!~AT LOVES! T~~ • \ 0 • .. .. ~ .. c: " i i !i • "' 1 I ~ ---IULLETIN IOAID---eSHJP SLIPS! Comet lf you can, wttbm IO .,.,.... DllDH of th.-hJltorle lhtpt: April· Dower, QulNr llooa. Pinto. Nooo, Slnta Lada. ~ -. ... ......, "et•W 'UOOftl llWH •1.-quA.•w .&-.Pill''~~, 9Noah could haft tabn only one phoenix blrd aboard &he ark. ISYI l .M. Smart, wbo ltnowt hla blrda. Why .. that? PLACE a ltghlwtttthl chatt on lhl' noor. resttntt on lb hack (S« abovd Challtn~ a friend lo raise thl' ch:m to an upnght ·-n • ,. PMn XfV"QCS ..., '"'o """ pu.,., eweu Ve1'91d? TrJ btfo19 It II too late to halvt tbtrteen llld come up wttb tllbt. What'• Ute llCftt or thll nWh ee..rr •A.nwtOO'lfloq ,, *"19'1 PIR mx .. M ettoclty Roads! Which ro.d 1to1>1 squeaks? The 011 Can ffllhway. Which road bolds rellctoua aervlces? The Mas&. Pike. Can you add any? pos11ton hy 1r.ispin1 r---~~~r.:"-.-:.'!c:I-=:"'~~~~~ lht tnd of Ont' 111 tht ~ T tJI rear ltlt' ht' " thl' only hold ptrm1t1td -J-and lht ch;m mu~• tw 0 OVER THE TOP! Apply colon neatly fM a llllprilt picture aboft: 1-Red. 2-Lt. blue. 3-Yellow. 4-Lt. blow1L &-Plelb. &-Orante· 7-Dlt. brown .... Muoon. &-Bl.let. lo-ot. pcuple. raised with JU)I ont ; hand j Ont way to do th~ 1s 10 slam.I aloni)1dt the chair fac1n1 aw.1y rillllll~Ol·· Cdownward I from ~l' .. t Grasp bad. ll'tt ntar 11s tnd. txttndtntt thumb along kg to up Lift. u~m& tht lttt~ fing.:r as a fulcrum • • • Not~ Avoid heavy BEARING DOWN! Our youna friend above la a 1tep be- or odd·~tyltd .. ham hlnd bl1 ataUna chum,• you will aee by drawlna llne1. IF {ou W£Re LYING 10 M~, WOLJLO YOLJ 1~LL M~? OF COLJ~~e: NOT .' " WHATe:.Vf;fi!. MADt::-YOLl GIVEf:. UP Te:AcHl~G? I weLL, AFTeFZ Ye:AR~ OF DE:P1GATE:.O T~HING, I La:::>~S:O AT 11-'~EE: Th'O HANDG ONS::. O,AY •.• " o~, W~'( Clo You J..lAve- 10 se: so Jlo~isr ? btA brickman Ha=>--~! Wfll-4 ALL -n4e ~~COLI NG Yov HAD··· ANO ALL TH& OSGfZ~ YOLJ C.OLLSCTe:.£/ ••.. \ ' . 0 1 -··-~ " 0 GORDO WHE:N /HEE .SUN GO JES DOWAJ- sro1<.1AJG 1AJ A FJEW,LAST TW I 1-I GI-IT llDBllS,EJ/ PALLY? TANK FNAMARA . ALLEN ".r B~EAI( IAmJ A RUN, GRAB A cAB,. ANP MAKE A19' ESCAff... I ·-~~i i ..--...~ ..... ~~~~ ·=· J ~~-~ ~~~ 01w-m~t:11L~~U!:_~~ ~ 't.-'2.7 ~ ~ NO MIOAll<??J.IT .SNACKS FOi< FI=ATHEI<'/ /:01-J<.f • By Gus Arriola MAW JJATUf<J;/s CAFE cl-06E.5 ro USA/ .SUN5ETf • '11KNOW, I 1VE Ol=TEJJ WOAJOE~O- by Jeff Millar & 8111 Hinds ASK THEM YOURSELF s.-.................... " --",...., ..... .., ................. Yll1r. l.Y. 182. .... ,...11:: ................. ..,,, __ ,_ ..... f••WllUI .. ,... PH Cl f 1 ....... he ... ....,-.:. WMt .. ,.. .... _ ........ ?- p .a. v-. AllL •The bid< Is that I k.P>fe tt. I only use makeup when rm performing. Perlwlpa It's becaoee rm Always out In the fresh air-I think that's the best beartltia of all Abo, I keep awllfi from jtmk foods. I prefer natural thinQs. such as frutta and vegetable$. FOR DAVID EISENHOWER. grandson of the late President C..,.. 1' s aW de av•mt,.. rat.I,._ ...... ,...... _ • • blow w ?-A.S.. Pa 9"h f It, N. Y. •I remember lt well I was born after thew.-, In 1948, but In 19621 went on a trip with my grandfather to Europe. Our schedule took us to Gennany where 17 years earlier he had been commander of a conquering army. One night In Cologne. I sat by a window and watched some 40,000 people chant themselves hoarse for hours begging him to appear. It was tumultuous. FOR TOTE FIELDS. oomec:tieruae 1-,_•a TV ... ..._ ..... _...llault ..... _. F• a , rtlls .... ,.. .. wldi • ,._ ..,_.. dil6a?-LF ...... ..... •Fat or thin. rm a clothes hone. Each outfit ls very spe- c:W to ..-. .._ a..........._ o1 mr flmil)I laill ~ wUh _tender, klYtng care). Now that I can't wear them any more, I won't tum my wardrobe out to pastire. rm gMng It away to thole who will love ewrythlng as nuch as I dki. I want the owneT to fed she's gained a treasure, not a castoff. FOR .IOHN BFJIADN), Dr. Steve Hardy oo ABC TVa Gmaal Ha.pilal 91iJwe--. ... ilidl11111 •..,M TV ..... • •• ,..,,-Mn. ..... 0-. ............ • Daytime pcnonalltles haw always been popular, but DOW ttwy" ... .WO mont SO bee-JM there haw been SO l1WlY magazine wtk:la .bout them. Basically, however, I thmk their populertty ams from the!r ablltty to perfonn day after day. Pecit* feel a kJnsbtp with them. The same QllllOt be said of ~ stan or motkJn pk:ture st.an. They Wiil to be In mother world. FOR 11E ~ 1'HE11 YOUISE.r EDllOR ,.. c..tllm.......... ... Ft-. ... --.. _ ................ ?~Y .... Pa. • The Swdlh ~ (rifhl), In hb late &ls, ls man h.n tbM mMIY ol bis p6ctl.ns IDlllke tdrn out to be. He's well Ci9i*Dad. knows what ... wants to do zmd how to do tt. A111NI Fran fellow Swede Max Von Sydow (star of v~ of 11w Duutetl), who has .wreci 1n manv o1 hls mcMa. Mu adds: '48.fore w. shoot a dlffk:uh m, he tlka ~··minds off ol lt by taldng of other thqJs. Ha's a patectSclnlst, ~ .d generous..'' FOR IAWllEME ChAIE\ ' Comn••k>ner, NatlanaJ Bukctball As.xiaUon ........................... ,_.._ A.BA.tlwta..,_ta .. N.B.A.?~GM h .. Pt1 " • c.a.. • They haYa Uwdy adjusted. Thac cxpanskJll tams .. ~In tidlt TllCCS ln all fcu-N.BA dlvWons. R.memba-... player$ Oil these teams played against the. N.BA players In college., and others were N.BA memhcn ol the past. Aho. thsra wae onJy minor differ- ences In the rules between the two ~ FOR BERNNADETIE STANl!i., star ol TVa Good Tinto ....,, .. ., ... ,.. ... ,...~ ....... ,.......,_ E.ff..)01 'Tcae •We're good friend&, but we don't get time to see each other off the .t bee• ... he's busy whai he flnlshes wart<, and ., am l We ~ olf by being very close. When I got married, Jimmie got distant and hardly spoke to me. He no longer cionflded In ma and spoke about h1s girl friend&. Guaa he felt f\A'Uly pouring out hJs heart to a marrled lady. Now we're close agiSln. FOR llOBatT SHAW, star of Th. D«p ................ ,... ........ ,....,.,0 .... •'?-M.C.. s-+ G.. e Rita Hayworth. Robert Taylor and Tyrone Power. 1 neva-met any ol them. Rita was the flrst woman I really f eD hopeSessly ln bl. wtth. When she married Aly Khan, I cdecL To tblac:t.¥. l cm still._ the~ the baked. when she denced In all her fllms, espedally Gilda. Taylor and Power were the best-looking men tn the world-and the best actors. My Idea of heaven as a~ was seeJng two movies a day .. MY favortta were Westerns. FOR MARV BROOK, Director of The Mint .._ ..... .,...,, ''....-be-681deTd- c 0 I"? 8 I Gt.r.~<*-0 • The Mint nava-puts a value on coins, but It should be very valuable In '1J116. The Bicentennial quarter, which ls In our coin sets. is the only 4()..percent silver quarter ever minted by ia. Since only ~ mlllion were made ln 1975 and 1976 for the sets, It will be very, very precious ln lOOyurs.. FOR FANNE FLAGG. TV penionality .., .. ,.. --..... --*-?-M.G.. ........... e I dkln't. I w.ited to be a psychiatrist (and to tell you the truth, I att1J do), but that dream died an immediate death when I faded my algebra tests. Y OJ roost have all kinds of math know-how tn order to be a psychiatrtst- read charts and that k:tnd of stuff. I was so bad at It that 1 knew I dkln't have the ~test chance of making It, so I c::hole a professk>n where I wouldn't have to make c:ak:u- lations acting. e 1m MMILY WEEKLY, • All rtaf8 ....we:! I FAMILY WEEKLY-S CELEBRITY POLL ... VOTING TIME: PICK YOUR FAVORITES! Here It Isl our sixth annual Celebrity Poll. Choose your favorite movie and television peraonalltles. When we publish the results, you'll !\now how your favorites stack up against the winners. They may b6 the winners. The llat changes from year to yeat because new namn flash on the scene; old names may fade away. Laat year, Robert Redford won his second victory In the top spot. (One more win, and he'll be "retired" with honor llke John wayne, who won three times and Is now a Liv· Ing Legend -beyond any votJng llat.) Hent'a what you have to do: Check off your faVOf1te <*ebrtty In Heh c.t.,,ory (only check one In each cat. gory If you want your vote to count), write In the ""'1• of your favorite aupportlng actOf and actress on TV, tear out the page and send tt to C1lebrtty Pon, F•tnltJ WMk1J. Mt Lexington,,,,._, New lbttt, N.Y. 10022. All ballots must be poetmarMd no later than March 15, 1f177. We'll announce the winners In a future Issue. VOTER'S NAME ------------------------- ADDRESS-------------------------~ AGE __ fell .... • 0 INbelle AdJanl 0 Jenny AQutW O Juli. Andrews 0 l.auf9R eac.11 0 P9art Balle, 0 LuclHeBall 0 Anne a.ncrott 0 .. .,... S.•l80n 0 candlce Bergen o Jecquetlne 81...t 0 Kar9na.ck O ~Buic*t 0 a.tteo.-M 0 OonaO.y 0 FllY'9 Duneway 0 Ma.Ferrow 0 SellyFWd • 0 Jene Fondll 0 JodieFoat.r 0 &..Grant O AAdtflt~ 0 Kathllttne Hepburn O tilergMD...,,.iowey 0 Lann Hutton 0 0...J.cbon 0 Madeline Kahn OJMllcalanQe OAperlAurte 0 8allMa Lenn O~Maca.lne 0 All MeoGf1lw 0 Uza MlnnelU Q Andf9 MerccMccf er ...... -..... "a Alta Moreno a PatrtcMNeal 0 °""'* O'CoMcw 0 Tatulft O'Neet OKattwtneAoee o~~ IS THIS A FAMILY BALLOT? 0 YOUR OWN PERSONAL BALLOT? 0 0 M-ogle smith O Battn Str91aand 0 Slaay Spac:etl 0 Elizabeth Tayl« 0 Clcety Tyeon 0 UYUtlmann 0 R9quel Wtlch 0 Shelt., Wint .. 0 Joenne Woodward o ______ _ 0 Rlchant Hem. 0 Q\artton H•ton 0 O\aatln HofhMn 0 WUllam Holden D Jamee Eart Jones 0 KN Krlatoffenon o 8uf1 a....ncaaw 0 Jade Lemmon 0 Sttl¥9~ O&..M9Wt 0 Watt. Matthau 0 Buf99UMeredtth 0 Robelt MHchum 0 Aobeft llltoel9y O Z.OMoetel O PMll~ 0 Jlldt Nlcholeon D l.alnnce~ O RyanO'Neal o Peter o1bole D AJPllclno 0 Gregory P9ck 0 8'dn9y Pott• 0 Anthony Qulnn 0 Robert Redford 0 8uf1 Afrnotd• 0 ....,,, Aobetd9 0 Qltf Aobef't8on 0 Mulmll&an Sc:hell 0 George c. Scott 0 George 8egaJ o P9terset,.. O Aobeft&naw 0 Syfweeter Stallone O AodSt_., O J.,...Stewart 0 JonVolght 0 0..Wllder 0 Hlool WHl&ameon 0 MlehMI 'tbrk o ______ _ Female Stars end Their T-.rt8'on Programe 0 Belltrlce Mhur (ll•IH»} 0 Carot Burnett (TM C.IOI Bu,,,.tt Show} 0 Ctw (TM Sonny & Clw Show} 0 Ellen Cofby (TM -ltona) 0 Angle Dk:ldMon (Pol~ Women) 0 Farrah Faweett-Mafora (Charll9'l AngM•} 0 Bonnie F,.,..ln ron. Dey et• Time) 0 ~ Gfuele (Uttl9 Houff on the PrallMJ 0 YaAerie...,.,., '~ 0 Kate Jlldtaon (CMrl1-'l An~•) 0 Julle KaWMr (Rhode) D Loul• Lueer (llery Hertman, Mery Henman) 0 Unda Lavin (Allt») 0 Qorte LMohnlM (Phy/If•) 0 Michael i....rned (TM W.lton•) 0 Julie London (E~} O JMn Marsh (Upet•ln, Down•t•lre} 0 P9fW1y ......... (l.nw'M' Shlrlr/J 0 Mary TY* Moore (TM Mery Ty,., Moore ShO•) D Marie~ (Donny end ll•IMJ 0 Bemadette P9ten (All'i Felr) 0 Suzanne Aeehette (TM Bob Newhert ShowJ 0 Punela Reed (TM Andtoa Tvgete) 0 Eather Rofle (Good TlmH) 0 Matton Aou (Heppy 0.ye) 0 taabel SulfOf'd (TMJ.,,~) D Jectyn Smtth (Cherll9'i Angel•) 0 Jean Stapleton {All In tM Femlty} D Marcia Straaman (Welcom. Baclc, Kotter} o LcnttaSwlt (M•A•s•w) O Toni Tennille (Capt•ln & Twinl/19) D Slid* Thompeon {Family} 0 Undsay wag,. (T1le Bionic Woman) 0 N8nOY watker (llra. 81enaAy'i S..utlN) 0 a.tty White m.. Mery Tyl« Moote Show) 0 Qndy WIUlama (i..wm. & ShlrlrJ) 0 Harne Her You,.n: '1bur FaWftte &upporuno Acnu._ _______ _ Male Stara and 1belr Televtslon Plogram8 0 Eddie Albert (Switch} O Jade AJberWon (Chico end the M•nJ o AlanAJda ,,,,.A·s·wJ 0 Adam Attln (SU.tlnQ LOOH) 0 Edward Aanw (TM Mery Tyl« Moor. Show} 0 Robert at.ke (Be,.,,., D SOnny Bono (TM Sonny & ChM Show) D Jamee Broderick (F•mlty) D Dk* Clark (Am.ran Bendstend) 0 Robeft COlwad (Be• a.. Sieck S/HNp) 0 Rlchafd CJenna (All'i Felr) 0 Dalyl Dragon ~teln & r.tlnl/19) 0 Buddy Ebeen (Bemeby JOIHN} 0 Stephen Elliott (Eir.cut/W Suite) D P9tar Falk (Colombo) 0 MlkeFatrell (M·A·s·w) 0 Redd Foxx (Sanfotd end Son} 0 Rober1 Fuller (E,,,.,.,.,.cy) 0 Jamea Garner (T1le RoclrlonJ F/1-•) D Wiii Geer (T1le Walton•) 0 Paul Michael Ga-(Steraky end Hutch} D Sharman Hemsley (TM.Jelferaona) 0 Judd Hlr9Ch (Delvecchio) o Ear1 Holliman (Pola Wom41nJ D Jamee Houghton (Code RJ 0 Ron Howard (H~ Deya) 0 Rode Hudeon (llclllllen) 0 Mlchaef JllCUon (T1le Jeclu1«1•J 0 Gabe Kaplan {Wirlcom• Beck, Kott«} D Jo Klugman {Quincy) 0 Ted Knight (T1le Mery Tyler M00te Show) 0 MlchMI Landon (Utt# Hou•• on th•,,,.,,,., 0 Hal Underl (Barney 11/lletJ 0 Jlldt Lord (H•wall Flw-0) 0 8111 M.cy (ll•IH») 0 Lee Majon (Slir Miiiion Dollar Alan) D Karl Malden (StrHt• of S.n F'8nclaco) D Randofph Mantooth (En>err/WICYJ 0 H.-ry Morgan (ll•A •s•H0) 0 Bob Newhart (The Bob Newtl•r1 Show) D Carroll O'Connor (All In th• Femlty) 0 Donny Ownond (Donny •nd ,,.,,., 0 Tony Randall (Th• Tony Randall Show) D Don Rickles (CPO Sharkry) D Telly Savalaa (l<oJ•kJ 0 Tom Simcox (Cod• R) 0 David Soul (St•raky and Hutch) 0 Robert Stack (Moat wanted) 0 Peter Strauu (Rich ll•n. Poor Man) 0 Jame. &lt<><lu• (Th• Andra. Targets) 0 Richard Thomas (The Walton•) 0 Kevin Tighe (Emergency) 0 John Travolta (Welcome Beck, Kott.,) D Bobble Troup (Emergency} 0 AM Vlgoda (S.mey Miiier) el10 (Fl•h) 0 Robert WagMr (SWltch) D Ralph Waite (Th• Walton•) 0 Jimmie W.lk« (Good TlmHJ D Denni• Wtaver (llcCloudJ D Demond Wiiton (Sanford •nd Son) 0 Henry Wlnkler (Heppy Daye) 0 Name Him YourMlf: Your FaVOf'lte Supporting ACtOf _______ _ Guinn.a Book of rDEEI (MAJL 2 N'JER~ FROv1 NESCAFE· r ft • INSTANT CGFEE-EXGPT 111E 2-0L SZE) r.;:;;.~ \=--•l The Guinness Book of Wond Recads is the famous encyclq:>edia of all the records set by man and Mother Nature. from the wor1d's tallest man (8 feet.111 inches) to the wor1d's longes1 sermon (over 48 hours) to the wood's shortest river ( 440 feet at low tide). 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It 1t• -........... ,.-...... -~, ......... ....... _,._, ___ _... ..... __.. ,. ... UI fl--ll--fl----·5-__, ~ _ .. __ ._..,,,,_ .. ....., -----·----·----...... -·--~=~------k-----.--.. ~~-~ ... i:': : ~...-n . EV&~~:..rc&u.o.. =:·.w, CI0090t&Y•=~ • on.at 1191COllS'mVTU ftlAUtt. EXPIRES AUGUST 31, 1977. YES.YOU CAN START ANEW CAREER It used to be that once you began your career you stayed with it until you retired. But now thousands of people are not only switching at all agesp they're also very successful at it. By Monica Sm-faro Just after dawn In Taos. N.M., a vtrgln snowfall ls tested by a lone skier. He z.lps along the natural slopes engraving the Saogre de Cristo ranges. slowing now and °bM:n to savor the crlsflness and sUence of the forest. La .. that morning, he joins other sk._. at the lodge. sipping steaming hot chocolate and planning the day's In- struction logs. After looch, Tony Rou.uelot ls back on the sJopes. a fulfllled and h.ippy run In low with hls work and his environ- ment. OnJy six years ago, ROI melot was a New y ork s1ockbtokc-r, kMPIQB pace with the dYnamics ol wt>an life. He had sucoa.s but had to pay a price tenslon, high prices. ~ taxes. a hectk: Ufestyle for himsalf and his famJly. He was beginning to wonder whether It was .ii wa1h ll With 90fne sav- ings, c;ourage. family $l4)pOl't and a k>vc of skiing M his bid<up. Rouaek>t moYed west to Taos ond began a new career as a ski Instructor, sldebning In hortk:ulture In the off-....an. A Wry tlle? Net ..... Rous.lot ls just another~ from the~ nnks of mlddJe aged men who _.. IUCOaSfulJy ~their~ In ''rnidstram.'' ~there are no off1dal runbcrs on ;re phenornenon, a few lnta ~ stdst'cs revul a ~ Interest mncng middle- aged men In JU'-*'9 altcmatc career goials: • ~to. 1'¥12 report by the Amin- e-. MaMganmt A..odatiom, aJrno.t half ol a WoUP ol 2. 700 •ICCSSdul e:xec:utWes ~ w. ck:ontenllld In their jabs Ind had either considel.ct or CX8CUted a cs.-ch.VI~ the swmo..a flve.-year pertod. • A r..m awwy by Hln>&d L ~of lhe ""-1can lnlUtut• of RaNrch In w..-.. ~ lndlcaf..t that 40 pe1C91t ol male ~~.,.dared carwr dwige:s In mld-Ufe. II altcnattva we. wail.llb&e. .. A 1974 [)eparts1*'1 of Labor aswv re- port8d dMd ~ two ml1bon adults ~ 36 ~bide In achoo&: mm compr1Md 46 pa cmt ol hit kJUll ~ ii m.. thia t:uveoi•li!i mowment to .... ~ c:hM'81? A roUcr-<OUtcr «0~ ts a p1me f.ctor, comn.a Dr. Alm D. Enttne. cit-- ,_. ol the MlcMJfe ,...._,....It Program at the St.ta ~ ol New York • ~ Brook. Todliy then are no moR .-dmr or Maafe" prof 9111one wt*h .. Im- •• ,~y v, ,..._,, 11, 1m mune to change. Inner confUcts common In this ure stage also are causes of the e21reer-swltch "Itch." Psychologists l.abeJ the turmoil part of a rn.ld-ltfe cris1s syndrome. At th1s time, says Or. Enttne, a man may reach a "plateau" In his job, and hls perspecttve on llf e changes. lnstud of thinking In terms of "years ahead," a man contemplates the "years left to hve." Rousselot agrees. '1t wasn't that I was m.lsenlble In New York; rather I needed to take stock of my life. I knew I IOYed 5kllng; 1 knew I wanted something more than a career on Wall Street. 1 did what 1 had to do." M.., ... .., ..uft.l at ROU5Selot's abUlty to switch easily ln midstream.. Actu- ally, the changeoYer was sbnpllfied becal ise Rousselot was able to tl'aMf er alUlU uud earlW in life. He was a ski buff, and he had always k>ved gardening. Harold Kinne, 52, of Rk:harclwn, Texas. also was able to recycle skills Into a new career. After retiring from the Army, Kinne returned to the United States In search of e new care.er. '1 wasn't ready to leave the work fon:e, and computers had always been a hobby of mine,'' he sakl Kinne and hls wife traveled around the country and c:hanoed t.,an the oomputer--mtc.d man- agement program at the Univenlty ol T cxas at Dallas. K1nns WU turned on; '1 knew 1 could ~ semethtog to tM prognm, and I talked to them ~t the posslbilltla." He landed a job as an lnstructor within the program and now ls attending classa for an advanced degree. 'Tve ncYa' been happleT," he eomrne:nted. Walter J. Stoll, 54, of San Diego, Calif., made the move at 44. Stoll dktn't then know wh.t he w•wd: "All I knew was that I• wmted to live In CaJlfonu.... s.c. .. be alwa~ wanted a d.grn In bustnas. Stoll went bid< to college. Soon aft.,-that. he mcMld hls wife IM deu!jlter to Southe:m Caltfomta, wt.r.. chance mecttng a.d. hJm to. job ~.offk:e m.te:hlnM. Afte:r two yean. be moved up to • better polittton within a securtty flnn In the ..ne ...._ Then.he bought up two small NCUrlty nm. wtth his l8Vlngs. ., MW wt\llt I WM doklg for IOIJ..,.... e1M IM dedded l could do ,Just as well for rny99ff ,'' Stoll cxplaSm. Now his bus"-ls enlarlPne In Southern Cal ... f°""" 1M It M2"VCI both nedonal and lntsr· nauonel accounta. C... d JI I ........... CW bv choice, however. Unemployment and forced m:ir.mmt CC'1 allO force career c:haoga.. Cralg Jennings of Manhas.sett, Long ls1md, N. V., was a deep-.a diver who was fired In 1969 bec:au• of budget cutbacks at his firm. For more than a year Jennings oombed the job market ~ the traditional seeken' routes, f..llng guilty about his lm- tence In .securing another position. Then. l '176. on a free-&anc. assignment. Jen. ntngs wrote a pranotkJnal brochure for a former anpl<¥t!'. That led to a direct-mall booklet for the man who sold him a type· writer. Slowly, a new career option emerged. '1 got 90me more oontracts, and th1a fall I landed a major contract with a Michigan-based diving firm," he says proudly. Jennings at 43 has now fonned his own advertlsing agency to handle hls ac- COWlts. Mid-life career change.scan be thought of In degrees of angle: tho.se who make a JO.. degree shlh bring many old skUls to their new job. Biii PUder, 36, ol New Canaan, Conn., Is an acute-degree changer. After leaving life as a monk a few years ago, he was able to bring his Interest In people to a new career as a counselor. Pllder now works In New Yori< at an agency which serves people changing careers In mld-Ufe. According to PUder, 60 percent of his agtmey's clients are men, with an average age of 33: "These men are depressed be- cause they've found that what they thought they wanted to do Is not enough. "They are looking for a renewed sense of purpose, like I was." If ~... people coa14' •all~ career c• I'" .., Mt ,o.? Dr. Entl.ne suggests a .U-checkllst to review before seeking career alternatlva: • ldmtify the actiuilia and MilU that have b~t the most satl.tactlon In life. (WM it organ12lng that Uttle Le.ague club for the town? Volunteering for the com- munity fire department?) • ldmtify carur pouibililia In whlch to channel thcM skllJa.. • lhUnniM what fUl"llter education or lnlininf may be necessary to achieve career goals. • Eualutile tM option&. What are the de-- sired geogrllphlc locaUons? Which oom- p..ues or organlzatlons are appealing? lndMduala who already are pursuing pre> fessions of your chok.e should be sought and COMUJted. Men who are ager for, but wary of, change lhouJcl ... out prof esslonal Slip- port Ten Speed Press publishes Wltal ColM I• YOUI' P~ a fascinating and handy guktebook for career chang,rs. Authored by Rk:hwd N. Bolla, director of the Na- Uonel c.n.-DeveJopment Center of the Unit.I ~ the book ei.o contains updated. valuable appcndlca on avallable raourc:a. 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By Paula DranoJT Most of us will spend some time ln a hospital sooner or later. What kJnd of care can we expect? ls there anything to recent reports that there are big differences In the quality of care from hospital to hospttal? Disturbing questions. Especially stnce there are no easy answers. Right now, there Is no authoritative way to determine In advance the kJnd of treat- ment we'll get tn the hospital. ,... ,a. ... ....,.,~ .... Ary from one hospital to another, according to the results of a majOr study spon- sored by the prestigious NaHonal Academy of Sdenoes (NAS) and re- cently made publk:. Fornnately, the follow-op to that study which Is now underway may someday yield the kind of lnfomMtion we all would like to have. It may ~Ip establish crtterta by which we can judge how well one hos- pital stacks up against another. Even- tually, It could result In ~radlng the quality of hospital care In this COl.Sltry. However, the results to date are somewhat alarming: they show a big enough difference ln the quality of care from hospital to hospital to constitute an lmpor't4nt pti>llc-health probk!m. That conclusion wasn't reached lightly. It came onJy after the Stanford University Center for Health Care Re- search. wori<lng under an NAS grant, pored through the records of 314,000 patients who l.IO<krwent swge:ry at I,~ hospitals In 1972. Then, the re- searchers urned m on 8,593 patients who we.re operated on ln 17 hospitals from May 1973 to February 1974. The purpose of all that rew.an:h was to mea.suro the quality of hospital care based on the outc.orne of 15 different klbds ol opaaOons. The r~ complied dilta on each patJent's age. scx. general health and several other r actors. lncludJng whe1her or not the operation wu an eme.rgcncy. After the opcnrttons they followed uch case to determine 1) how nwmy patients died following surgery, 2) how many IUf- lcred complications wUhin a week· of their operations and 3) how many had oompllcatlons or died within 40 days of surgery. The complications and deaths were then cpmpared with what the re- Maldlers had determined the results ol ~ry should have been on the ~ ol the lndlvldual patient and hls ~ her condftton.. PQ;MJ,a 01'tllt00 ia o lrtt-14N:. wrlur who wriue M tMdkdi and C'OfUU~r """°· t• • JMollU' W!UU.Y, '""*Y 17, 111l For the second phase of the study, the Stanford researchers Interviewed every one of the 8,593 patients and doctors, nurses and anesthetists. After all d)e results were in and the statistical adjustments made, the researchers con- cluded that a patient's chanoes of dylng or 5Ulfering severe complications of surgery were two and a half times as great at one hospital as at another. Why such a big dJlference? At present, that's the $64,000 ques- tion. 1he Stanford researchers are con- tinuing their work In an attempt to pinpoint the reasons. Indications are. however, that the hospitals which showed up best: -Had a higher percentage of nurses on their staffs. -Spent more money per patient -Were more careful than ott\ef'S in awarding staff privileges to doctors. The study found that old ~tklns about what makes one hospital better than another no longer apply. For example, it had long been believed that the best hospitals are the ones with the most board-<:ertJfled doctors-- those physicians who have passed rig- orous tests In one of the 21 recognlzed medical specialties. It also was thought that teaching hospitals-the ones that train doctors-are better than non- teachJng ln.stftutJons. Neither of those two factors seemed to make any dif- ference IR the quality of ca.re In the ho&plt.als .studied. The finding that care seemed to be ~at hospitals with more reglstered nuncs on their staffs may lend support to nurses' efforts to gain a greater say at the top-management level at ~ tals ~ things now stand, the nurses have been excluded from most medJcaJ policy-making. They don't have ~ sentation on the Jotnt Commlsskln on Accreditation of Holpltals or the N.- tional Professional Standards Review Council, organlutions that monttor the quality of hospital cant. Hwee.. CNICIS COlttat to ,...... Im ft. ~ have been speak"-9 up recentJy. And what they've got to say about the kind of care avallable In our hospitals has been making waves In.side and outside of the medk;al profession. In response to a recent poll con- ducted by N w-•i.rif n. the nation's largest nursing j<>umal, 42 percent of the 10,000 nurses who raponded saJd they knew of dcatM due to doctors' mt.takes, and 15 perecnt said they knew of more than one such c.uc. One rtutSe told of a 31Urgec>n In her hc:llPt.J who made mistakes that had COC't the lives of eight patlalb In eight years. The~ weren't quite as hard on tha'ftlelva as they were on the doctors, but what they had to say ls cause for concern. Eighteen percent said they knew of deaths caused by errors made by nurses, and four percent admitted to making fatal mistakes themselves. 0.. __ ....._. flila apcrlace: "On the 11 to eight shift In the Intensive care unit, an aide, a licensed pc-actlcal nurse and 1 had six crttically Ill patients. all on \lentJlators In three separate rooms. I .spent 15 minutes with one who was hemorrhaging, and when I returned to the other room, one of the patJents had accidentally disconnected himself from the ventilator, arrested and died. That was three years ago, and I still can't get It out of my mind." Some of the nurses took advantage of the questlonnalre to Wlload their gripes. The biggest ones were the amount of paper wori< they have to do, what they saw as doctors' lndlfference to their opinions about eaHent.s and the level of psycho~ support doctors gtve their patients. A full 77 peroent rated doctors' performance In this last area as "fair" or "poor." And what do. the nunes thtnk ~bout the quality of hospital care In general? An average of the "grades" the nurses were asked to ~ their own Institu- tions came out to a "low B." Further- more, 38 percent sakl they wouldn't want to be a pat~ ln their own hospitals. Although the publk: usually doesn't hear this kJnd of thing from the medlcol prof esston, laymen have long be8rl aware that going to the hospital ts not without some risk. We're asked to con. .scnt In wr\tlng to surtJefY, to anesthul-. to other medic.al procedures. some rou- ttrw. some not. The rtsk o( anathes!a ls onci ~ don't think of too often, but tt'. b.eil well doasnented: aiaes1hesla <:aU1eS or contributes to the death of one In 3.000 aqical patients, and one In 10,000 dies u a result of an ana- thella accident Those don't SCK.nd Uke bad odds. But they ttpresent risks that docto.-s as well as patients would rather not take.. What causes anesthesia deaths? Some l"e<:ent studla !Ug9eSt that they may be traceable to errors made in ad- mlnlstcrlng the anesthesia. A report ln a reoent lssoe of the New Eflll/and Jou.r- nal of M edici.ne describes the deaths of two ycx.ng women undergoing abor- tion.$ who were given overdoses of ihe local anesthetJc ~. A third girt died from an allergic reaction to the anesthetic mep~. A 9'0lll' of 1Uilpndlce eds In Cali- fornia generated another study of deaths due to anesthesia errors. The patients Involved ''were healthy and required relatively routine elective sur- gical procedures.," the Journal of llae American Medical Auociatio1' re- ported. Nine of the patients died be- cause of "gross ml.smanagement" of their ~erdose.s of the anes- thetic, disconnecting the patient from the breathing tube and Insertion of the breathing tube Into only one lung. All told, of the 41 cases st\Jd.ied, 30 patients died, and eight suffered severe brain damage. Why does this kind of thing happen? A study conducted by Massachusetts General Hospital concluded that 69 percent of the anesthesia mishaps or near mishaps investigated there re- cently were due to human error. More than half of those could be traced to the "adverse general ment.al or physi- cal condition of the responsible lndl- vidual." Another 27 percent of the problems studied were due to equip- ment failure. 1 While all of this may seem to be a shockJng picture, the American Hospi- tal AssoclatJon helps put things ln per spectJve by pointing out that American hospitals are still the best ln the world They also cite a Roper poll that shows that 76 percent of the public Is satisfied with the quality of ho$pltal care. In addition. there also are things we can do to protect ourselves In the hospi- tal and to make sure we get the kind or care we should have. Obviously, we've got to leave the medk:at decisions to the doctors, although there's nothing to prevent us from asking for a~ or even a third, opinion. And the Increase In malpractk:e suits ill!JalnSt physicians Is testimony to the fact that more and mar. people are holding doctors ac- countabl. for their mistakes. However, what many patients don't realiH unttl something goes wrong ls that doctors are ethically and legaUy ~quired to obtain their patients' "In- formed consent'' ln oonnectlon with the treatment they re.commend. The key word there ts "Informed"-the doctor has an obllgatkln to make sure that the pattent fully undentand.s the risks Involved. So If you should have to enter a hoeptt.J, k«i> th.-facts In mlnd to help you get the best fJlll care available. lil1.I SPORTS MINI-PROFILE ELVIN BALE: The Daring \bung Man On The Flying Trapeze '1 feel rm a better athlete than any of the top.ranking football, baseball °'basketball players," says EMn Bale of the Ringling Bros. &nun &. Bailey Circus. '1lielr season only lasts for part of the year while l perform almost all-year round, and my job ls more dangerous and more physJcaJly demanding than thelrs. .. Bale ls regarded as the kingpin of aerial daredevils. Ht.s most dangerous feat on a swinging trAJ>Qe comes when he makes a breathtaking dive lnto space and then catches himself by h1s heels at the last pos.stble me>- menl "If I miss with my heels, I've had It!" he says grimly. He also does a sequence of balancing stmts on a ~foot gyro wheel that spins ar<uld at 70 mi.le$ an hour. His wit e Jeanette appears with him ln the gyro-wheel ilct and once saved h1s life by breaking h1s fall as he slipped olf the wheel. He's also had his share of broken bona from minor falls. 5mce he performs 11 months out of the year, two perf onnahces a day-and some- times thr.. &Jc ls always In top condition. Ha Uikcs special warm-up exercbcs for ~ mn.rta before he goes on-running In place, ak1pptng rope and chinning hlm.Jf up and down f1'Cl1l • ~ t>Ar. 'Tve got to be &I.I wanned up bef orc I go out.'' he says. The 3).yar-old Bale pooh-poohs the myth that aerial dwedcvlls never show fear. ''The fact la I feaJ fea-cveryttme I go up, met at ~ I 8Wl'I drum of f alllng.'' he admits. "'The fur seTVU a purpose In that It prevents me from gstUng ~ I~ mysc.lf to give a skilled J*{onnance despttc the fear.'' Uke the top athi.ta In other flelda. Bale negotiate.a his own contr.cts with the circus worki. His Income doesn't match that of the Joe Namaths °' the JuJtus Ervings, but he says, ''They we tndMdual attractions who draw crowda just to see them pt.y while I draw crowds only .. part ol the Ringling team.'' His runber-one ldQI In sports ls ~Alt because ''he's not only a great champion but • terrific showman who always does what he prom!MS to do .•. BaJe was born In England and comes from 'AMllY WEEKLY, '•"'-Y 27, 1177 a 11 • a famlly with a circus heritage. Hls father, Trevor Bale, wa.s the featured anJmal trainer with Rfng.hng Jn the fl:! s and ls still a ranking equestrian. Jeanette ls the daughter of the owner~ of a German circus and rides Uplzzan stalbons In addtt1on to performing with her husband. By watching other circus performers, Bale learned to swing from a trapeze when he was five years old. A few years later, h1s family moved to Aortda. and he developed a tumbling act before experimenting with new trapeze techniques and coming up with ha unique, suspense-packed heel-<:atch trick. The Bales have a permanent home ln Venice, Fla., and travel the circus rou1e In their own motor home. lhelr etght-yeaH>ld daughter Pinky follows circus tradlHon by traveling with them and getting private tutor- ing on the road. She, too, has set her sights on becoming a performer Wlder the Big Top. -BARRY ABRAMSON Warning, The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. -mowwu PLUMP a JUICY • ••• onv1n ... 1e,...1 6~Sf9 I Kita (U VIMt)ONLV $2.99 •. ·.a.owA1H8t AS llfUTI ... suna SmJ ur 10 r AatOSS ••• WDGH CJr TO J ~S.I ••. 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'rl EMr Qec rk ....__ c.elf• SPINAOI RICOTTA QUIC1E , .......... ....., ...... ...... , .... (120IS.) ....... dl•.-.•• ........ ..... 111*1 , ••• .......,.-..... ~ .. .._..,, .. ...,.. ............... (lllM er...) 2 ....... 11 I $11 ... lili 1111f11R~ ....... a " II ~? , .......... -.. "-1 ll)IV'P .......... ..... 1111 ..... (I-.,,.. ..... ,, .... 1. ~ pmtry sheJI 10 rNnutes .. p..ck11ge dtNcts In 425• F. oven. I. Drain tti.wed ~ w.U, pn.ss1ng out AS nu:h llquld AS po&Sible. 1 In anaU skillet heat butter l.Sltil melted; llCid onion and cook. Qtrrlng 3 minutes. Add halt and hAlf; heat until fine bubbles ~ around edge of Pilfl (~Id). 4. In rnedlum bowl be.at eggs with salt. basil. nutmeg and s-ppu. Add ricotta; beat 1.SttU b~ S. Add hot half and half and spinach to egg-ricotta mixture, mix well. Pour Into baked pastry shell. 6. Return to oven and bake on shelf below oven center, about 35 minutes, just mill set. Cool to lukewarm before cutting. Malta 6 u::rvilifa Low Clr'n•eiW v---= SubstJtute ~ cup frozen egg substitute, thawed, for eggs, and % cup frozen noodalry creamer, thawed, for half and half. MARINATED VEGETABLE SALAD 1 perg. (10 OD.) .,.. MUllflOWllt 1pq.(10oza.)troanU.. ..... 1 ... (10 OD.) fraaft.,,... ...... 1 pllg. (10 OIL) fraaft bloccoN .... 1 lb. cooked, dellned ...... Bollng .... s.n 1 cup pltlied • oe.. lili cup dMlpped F l•l r mo MarillMe ,~.._,,.... ~~ ..... --ol 2trFlpDOM .... 1 "llp Don Mil leliW9 1 tu1pD11t1 ..,.,oe~ultln ..,..._.. 2 llllll•paone c:Mppecl ,_., L Cook vegetables In bolling. aJted water untll just tender crisp, about 3 minutes; draln. 2. Cut cauliflower Into small flowerets. Cut brussels sprouts and broccoli spears In half. 1 Toss "11 vegetables together with shrimp, ripe olives and pimiento. Pour on mar\nade; COYfa and refrtgcrate. Just before serving. t<* again. .. Marinade: 1n 2-<:Up jar wtth lkt com- bine lemon juice. vegetable oll, salt. basil, monc>90dlum glutamate and para. Icy Cowr. shake well. Maha 6 aavU.,• RICJt 'N' EASY atOCOLATE MOUSSE 2 ....... (lo«s .._, 11 I set c:Mcall41 ...... l6 ...... J ... , ...... .. 2 .......... ..,...,.n.9 ....... a-...- L In electric blendsr container ccmblne Mmisweet chooolate moraela. augar and eggs. t. Heat mJ.lk Just to the bolling po«nt. Pour bollqi hot milk Into blender con- tainer; cover and blend on medium spMd until rniXtUre ls smooth. 1 Pour into ~pot de c:rCme Of' demi- tasse cups and chllJ about 1 hour or l.Sltll set. G.unJ.sh with a ra.ette or small spoonful whtpped cream, lf de.sired. &. Refrigerate until ready to .erw. MaAa 8 1ervU.,1 r.u.llLY WEEKLY,'*'*' 11, 1'77 e tf ~ SPECIAL OFFER TO OUR READERS limit one cartridge with coupon from this ad only NEW &ORDERLESS PRINTS Offer enda June 20. 1977 ,--------------------I ~ w .... Kodak .,..,.,. ~ •MM:JLMO ...aTO, 1171 0 u. .. &. my~ ol 12-apaaare Kodecolor I I film. I am eclc.ln111.00 wUh We lll*W COllpOft.. I I . D Hara ie my cartrid8t ol 20-apcJM.ln K~ I I rt1m. 1111a .nclatins 1100. ~ I : -·Pim I WMt.ntand f.Oun. will be crec1tW. ~ ~ \ I I .~ ~~): I MY NAM( <""HT) .;, ~ I I ....__...... I ,~~~ I L CITY STATt l.,. !Nin: I --------------------------·-· ,........_ ' .... PEOPLE QUIZ/By John E. Gibson Can you "think away" a headache? Can pain and non- contagious illnesses be transferred to someone you love? HOW TO LIVE LONGER AND ENJOY LIFE MORE IO - TRUE OR FALSE? t . People whose lives are spent doing hard phystca.I wori< until they retire are much less lfkely to have a fatal heart attack than those who don't have to sweat and strain from dawn to dusk. t. UnJess you',.. tired and need sleep, avoid taking al lernoo.1 naps. This easily can grow Into a ttme-wast1"9 habit that saps mental and physk:al energy. k>w· en morale and reduces efficiency for the rest of the day. 1 You can't hefp feeling physJcally flt If you eat a well-balanced diet. get plenty of exercise and practtce moderb- Uon In all things. '-PAln and noncantagtous illness can somehow be passed from OM person to another. 5. Your physk:al and psychologtcal health largely depends on your abtllty to odju.t to the various pra.surcs and stra.ses of everyday ltvtng. 6. You can ''think'' some head.llche.s •w-.; ANSWE'IS I. T~ A California St.ta ~t of Heahti fludy ttw.t ~abed the role of heavy phyak.al .c:tMty In redudng conJMry mortalJty among rTQ'C than 6.000 longshoremen, aged ~ to 74 years. f<Uld that the coronary death rate for them was dramatically les.s lhan the rate fOf workers whoee,jobs entailed ether I~ or moderate exer- tion. nw study alto 0011oboratc:s the thec.y that excrdM ta. crtliall factor an cardioYucut.r weU-bcfng. I. Fa..ta.. A U.S.. Pubbc Health Sctvtoe study of the effecta ol dayttme nap1 on pai~ mood Md general e:ffl.. clency .t'IOWS thot aflwnoon naipe haYe th. eff-=t ol ~ • PfftOI\'• mood and gcneT&I ..... ol ~ speed ruction time and lncrcaM efficiency. "'These flndtng.s." the ln- vestlgotors report, "Indicate that be· havioral and psychologJcal functions are facllltated by short periods of ha- bitual sleep in the afternoon." 1. Fa~. As one leading authority points out. good health depends to a large extent on personal satlsfactlon with life. U that's lacking. no amount of nutritious food. exercise and exemplary habits Is going to make you feel well -mentally or physically. And the Im- portance of attitude on health Is ac· cented by the succinct counsel of Britain's Dr. Berle W. Wright: "If you want to stay alive longer, above. all don't be a miserable so-and-so. Happy people who are enjoying themselves are seldom ill" '-~-Psychologi.st Marie Ne.lson. who evaluated research on the phe- nomenon of Interpersonal transference for the Clinical Work Journal, found that not only thoughts and emotions but pain and ii~ as well can be tran.s.- f erred somehow to another person, along with any physical aliment. 5. ~-A five-year study of the effect of typtcal stress situations encountered daily in the life of individuals ln a cro.ss- sectional survey of men and women from all walks of life has been con- ducted at the Institute of Social Medi· cine, University of Leiden, Netherlands. The results: "Illnesses are the m<)('e or \ess automatic result ol a failure to adjust to~." St:re.s.s was defined as a discrepancy between the Ideal state of the lndlvicbl.I in relation to hls de- sired goals and the actual position In which he finds himself. There also were lndkatlons of a very strong relationshlp between good health and the lndl· victual' s ability to accept setbacka and frustrations as natural and expectable obstacles to be oven:omc and to reallz.e that they are present on the road to achievement for ewryoM. 6. lT~. Dr. Oavkl J. l..aFIA. In his trcaU. on t.adaches, New Hope for 1"~ f1'om Pain, points out that In many cases a person' a headache ls caused almpty by 90methlng that ls bothering htm In his lffestyle. JW finds: ''People oftest develop the most severe Madaches from ~ deal.res, frustnlttans, 50cial setback.a, ftnanctaJ troubles and just plain boredom." It follows that many hcadM:ha can be made to dlsappear by lhlftmg the mental gears from ~ to poeittve. Psyc:hologlca1 .rud.les .how p«JpS. with paalrnistic attitudes to ~ much moR tubject to hMdacha 1hell ,. tbs optlm1stic-mtnd ~ 'AMILY woa.Y,,..,,...,., rr. 1171 • " ll solve l9!lf car's exhaust system problems the quick, permanent, -inexpensive way •.. Don't Deal with a ''Specialist!!. Go to Someone· You Can Trust. Your nearest Superior Muffler Dealer. You know him. You've driven past his shop countless times because very likely, he's been doing business at the same place for yean. He's your local auto repair center, or the place you buy gas, or the dealer who sold you your car, or your neighborhood tire center. His reputation for service is even better because he's a Superior Muffler Dealer and he offers Superior products -mufflers., tailpipes, custom-bending. shocks and batteries ... and more! The famous nationwide Superior Muffler Warranty that guaran- tees the MUFFLER, TAILPIPE. EXHAUST PIPES AND LABOR FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN YOUR CAR. You wil1 never have to pay for replacement again! The Superior Muffler Warranty will be honored by all of the more than 900 Superior Muffler Dealers coast-to-coast ... no questions asked. The muffler .. specialists" don't dare to offer you a warranty that goes that far. Your Superior Muffler Dealer always has the parts you need on hand so you never have to lay up your car waiting for a part to come in. He's been trained to use the most modem equipment to save you time and money. Check out his prices just to be sure. U your own auto service center ii not a Superior Muffler Dealer, there's one not far away. Look him up in the yellow pages. WHEN THE OWNER OF A SHOP DISPLAYS THIS SIGN YOU CAN DEPEND ON RIM! r.--------SATIIFACTIOM ~lmll .... , aaca---------- LAMA LOIW.. Dept. II-UH H1111Yer. 1'1. 17331 1 •lfll 10 tale I0'11nh&• ~ thue hnlnt.c st••nas HOW• Pl11st send "Clllroue" ..• 1•11111u luU1er fasl11011 sltoe .. 111d1caled °" full mont1 UCk 1u111nltt lor Ille 1111u1111 IOtt PftCI ~ JVSI $9.tt pr. ''"' $1.SO posUp, halldlin1. '"'""""· 0 SAV( ! OltOCR TWO PAIU tor JUSI Sll 'II! Plus. ldd $2.SO posl•&t Incl lll•dhac llld tftSUrlKt (-.Walk lV•·tlC •II I " .... , .... , ...... , Ho•lhllf! 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Black Stza: ~. 32, 34, 36. 38 E>ctra Slz.ea Tool: 40, 42, 44, 46 ----.... ova GUARAN'Tl!.'Jt ----If JOU are not completely deUgbted with thla exquiaite "CGa.._'!' Blouae. &Imply return It to u.a ....... 1' ..,_ for a lUll Nfund of thr pu.rc:bue price, no question.a atked. Now, thet'1 • su•rantee in writinal ---unuac:nOll cuumH 11 ••Y IACll---., ._......_ ... .._"61 I ,..,..,.,............,,,..,1111 I ....., ,... --1Ulnl•ceccsa (lall:DO,,. 11e I --a. ,,ic. " t1t1t 11.• -* csa.• w tm. I ...., -$1.25 ,...... ................... ...,Mell ........ o-·-·-~•-•1111.w .. btftl Ilia) .... tf.25 ...._. ......... -.., ......... . llZl(lf ~~~~~ 1=-=-8 ~-=-lllllter Cllalp , .. .,... # . Acct.... 1-.. -----0 c.o.o. ....... ti.GO ................ , r.c..... .. • • .................. , ....~~...,...~~~~..,.....,...~~...,...~~~~ ..._ .... ...... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~....;._ Chi~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .... ~~~~~~~~~~~8'~~~ --------· ~ ......... ,. _______ ~ PUTS PAIN TO SLEEP Now for the first lime, overnight temporary relic( from the minor aches and pain of arthritis. buni1is. rbeumati$n1, soreness, stiffness. Just rub Icy Hoe's creamy balm over the affected joints or mu$CleS, and you can actually feel the pain start less- ening. Beiin lo sleep pc;iccfully again. You must be completely sat· isfied wilh Icy-Hot.or return the jar where ii was purchased for a full refund. Get Icy-Ho t, a l lead ing stoR:s everywhere. Soothe the lat of raw, sore gans with Pain-A-Lay.• One spray ot Pain-A-lay bfings instant comfort or your ~ back. Fresh-tasting, Q antiseptic Pain-A-lay, a dentists lorrnuta. rs as im~rtant for total mouth care as your toothpaste F-or gums that hurt, '°' minor sore throats Pam-A-Lay, 575 Madison Ave . New York 10022 WINTER SPECIAL .. LOTS OF OlfEK I bil my cheek. It hurt. And then Of course 1 bil my c~lt a,ain. That first bite raiaed a iMlt, l funa, Which, bil again, grew more, not le•. Had this go~ on, chl!w a(kr clu:w, I would have chewed my cheelc cl#!!IU through. But happily my cheelt is whole, AU healed. I'm glad, upon my *'Ill. It was a painful, truly vu.ed ti.me, And what is worse, ther~U ~anal ti.me. The goose was a loner, without friend or foe. At last, taking pity on htm. the oentnd ~ committee began to tout the gaggle about his hidden virtues. and the loner was soon accepted. The moral of this is that what's proper for the goose Is propaganda. -Teena Smilh Say• a bewikk:red folher: "I atopfl'Jd com- ~ about tM price of b«f when I real- ized we have a daufhter in ~who'• coetU., me $135 a pound."-Robf!Tt Orben LITTLE Ellll Y ,. I did N<YI' cry o.u in poMr GIASS S&D Will NEV& GIOW A LAWN UKI 'IMISI SAVI wmt OUR SPKJAl INTIODUCTOrt OfFB UP TO 200 AMUOY ZOYSlA GRASS PWGS 'Ull By AMke Sandin DROUGHT ANO WEAR RESISTANT ~" Amuoy lawns lak.e cookoliu and !*ties - Every year I -people pour more and children playing on. it won't bun !•· or them· more money into their lawtU. They die. 1elve&! St&ys g~ ngl!.1 chru scorduog heat and fertilise and lime. They rab it all in. They drought! 1 cat te r t be i r NO NEm TO IJP OUT PllESINT GIASS seed aD;d roll &Dd PWG AMAZOY INTO OlD LAWN, -rs~\,n it! NEW GIOUNO OI NU~Y AHA Seed• which Just ~t A.muoy plop mto boles In aren'twaahed ground like a cork in a bottle. Plant 1 away by rain foot~part, checkerboard style. E•el')' plug she !hem a 3 aq. 1nchea. . . . feast. But -Wlilm planted Ul ~ la-anu ..ct and pluca wilJ spread to drive oat old an- IOOll ~~ to wanted growth, includin& weech. Easy weed ..,.ter and planting In.a wt. order. mow ' mow raTOITlt ITV--Gll """ ODdl " unt.il 11v.mmer comes to bum th~ lawn ·u;~ '"' ... 11 • • • • • • • "'"" • lllft ha or crablrrua and dise-infest it. Am&s01 exclua1ve l No one el.le can oft' er %'at'a whathappem toordinarJ rnaa, but you ~1a p_aunt.ed 2-war plogarer. Sa~ea t A 7.o ia bendmg, llme, work. L1rt. rv.trred. 1n-.~o to masoy J'&,. • valuable tor tnanaplantmg-. Cuti! away llOWO rT 2 1111£$, wmTES WMll competing growth u it dip plug holes Pol' example, Mn. M. R. Mitter writes BM! how her la11m ••. . . i9 the eD"Y of all wbo aee it. When enrybody'a lawns around here are broW1l from drought oan just 1t&f11 aa &'ne2'I u "9l'. l'•e ne•el' watered It, onl7 when I put the plap in ... Lut •mnmer we had it mowed (Z) time.. Another thine. -never ba•e to pull any ""'8Cla -it'a ju1t wOllderllll I" And from Iowa came word that the atate'a largest Men'• Garden Club picked a 1.onla lawn as the "top lawn -nearly pert~ in it.II area. Yet thia lawn had been watend on.11 once all 11111Uner up to Aupstl Cuts Your Worlr, Sa... Y041 MoMy Your deep.rooted. eatabliabed Amuoy lawn aa•ea 700 tbne and ll'IOllt!f in man7 wa)'ll. It nner need1 nplaceme11t . • . ends ~Inc fornel'. Perlllisinc and watering' (water ()Ollta money, too) ani rarely if enr needed. It enda the need tor crabcnu lrillen permanently. It eat.a pmhlll&' a noiq mower in the blistering' 11111 bT 2/1. CHOKES OUT CRAIGIASS Thick rieh, Jax11l'ioua Amuo,-C1"CJW1I into a ~rpet of .,..... that chokes out cnb«rua and weed.11 an nnuner Jone. It will NOT winter ldU. Goes oll Ua green oolol' after killing fl'09\, rephia fftah MW beaut)' every Spring -a i7'Ge perennial I ...... Slopes, Play ............ Spon End eroalon of 11opes with AIDalllO)'. Perfect &naftr for hard-to-~onr apot., pla1--m .,..., Your Own Supply of "ue Tran-e:tt EatabUabed -~ cf..,. yoa ia plqs to plant in other u.a aa desired I NO SllD, NO SODI Tben'1 DO leed that pf'Odae. wfnter-hal'dy Me,.r Zoywia. Sod of otdin.ary ITU9 brtqw with it th problema of Med, like ......... dl.Muee, hamtng otrt, other ill&. lll~1ff U! 7.eJ•la C..-WM Porfffl .. •1 l .8. C.o.-: a.. .__ 1. c-.-..•· •·1t11 c~ c.ar ""-· ... ••...W• --................. _.,.,.. ...... ::..~ .• ~.:-= ...... ,_ c ~~--.,.,, If il u n't . .Cma.:og, gou're not gdting the plug• that modi Zoy•ia famoiu. r~ ..... -...-.....-._...,..._ ·•-:-i I Dept. 101 IOur 22nd Yea,) General Othc.es and SrOfe I ....... , , ............... t1Ztl I Dear Mr. Sandin.: Plcac 1ritd "" j I para"'-1 A~ cu dl«Jud bdoto: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I «'Mc" •0 I I I I ITATe ZJ.. I I I L ________ _J To Get A Good Job Make A Good lmplaUoa lf you're about to enter the work force, or looking for a new position, be par- ticularly concerned about the impres- sion you will make. According to the Bureau of National Affairs, the results of the personal Interview have become the most important consideration In the hiring of nonmanageriaJ employees as the use of pre~loyme:nt testing has declined. F~ nJne out of 10 companies will reject a candidate for lying on his job application. Almost all prospective employers said they verlfy previous employment, and 53 percent check on educational background. WMt Should You ht .. Tluat s.fe-Depoeit Bo1:? People are now making practical use of the formerly prestigious safe-de- posit box. Items such as wills, stocks and bonds, personal letters and mllltary papers. as well as stamps, rocks and even rare seashell.s, haYe been known to wind up locked out of harm's way. But how safe ls a safe-deposit box? Can the police gaJn access by produc- ing a search warrant? Can bank per- sonnel sneak a peek at your valuables wlthout permlsston? The answer to each ls a definite no. Each safe-de- posit box contains a double lock. This means that the bank can't open it with- out the customer's key, and the cus- tomer can't open It without the bank's key. Here are a few facts of interest to anyone contemplating the rental of a safe-deposit box: 1) Keeping cash there ls not illegal, despite what you may have heard. 2) Retain a complete lnven- IN111E WORLD ••• tory of all items you have stored In the box. 3) Only a copy of your will should remain In the bank box-the original should always stay with your attorney. 4) Don't lose ypur keys. The drilling fee to regain access costs about $40 and Is paid by the renter. Hwt Attacka nat Strlle Y-Womm The incldence ol heart attack In WOln8ll &mda" 40 haa been steadl1y on the In- a-ease. Dr. H. Jwgen Engel and nl- $e.al'Ch colleagues at St Thomas Hos- pttzal ln Nashville, Tenn., set out to idenUfy factors In high-risk women In order to Improve the odds against heart attack.. Their study group, 21 women 40 ,years okl or younger, aU had ad- vanced coronary a~ eased blood vessels. ln the Journal of lite American Medical .Aaocialion. the research team reported factors that these young women heJd In common. Including a penonal history or a history of family members with heart trouble of any kind, diabetes, elevated blood cholesterol or high blood pressure. Also, over three-quarters of the pa- tients were heavy smokers, awragtng more than a pack of dgarettes a day for more than 10 years. Altogether, Dr. Engel reported &5 percent of the women with early coronary arteiy dis- ease had at least three of these major rUk factors. So lf any of the aboYe checks out ln your reconi, for your own well-belng. get a checkup now. Solar Heat Few Yoar Home: YouC-DobNow Solar heat f« your home ts within reach---lf you're handy and conserva- tion-mJnded. Materials will cost about $2.000, but you could save hundreds of dollars each year on your heating blU. 'The needed l.n.51ructlons for · a do-lt- yourself job are available by sending for ''NASA T echnk:al Memo X..J294-. An lne.xpensive EconornlcaJ Solar-Heat- ing System for Hornes." 'The address ts: National Tec.hnk:aJ Information Serv- k:e, Springfield, Va. 22161, and the cost of the report ls $4.25. You Car\ use materials readily ava.Uable at lumber yards, hardware stores and plumbing · 5Upply stores. '1t' s relatively simple to Install," accordlng to NASA., and the device can result ln ''really substantLal savings'' In your home heating bill. GotAayldeMFo.-A Gt-eat Poet1;p Stamp? Year alter year, the U.S. Postal Service geb thousands of letters f\Ued with ad- vice about who to PJt on U.S. com- memorative stamps. Stamp Deveklp- ment Branch snan.-eer Ron McDowell llst.s these as his most recent favorites: • Asa.lute to Whooda Tom. the wodcf s greatest hog caller. • A tribute to "Aaefoot" Johnson. a legendary barefoot Florida mailman. • A staJ11> honoring the devil and other f orccs of evil To be Issued In Hell. Mid9n-For d'Ole th1nklng of dropping tn a suggatlon or two. the Postal Servtce wants lts cumint Nies kept In mtnd. The one most of ten ignored Ls that. ex- cept for a President. a flgure m.ast be dad 10 ~ befont he can be hon- orwd. And no anntwrsanes of co&- liega, unMtnffla, dUes .ct towns-- thee ... just too many of them. Ftnally, don't wr1S. i.o.r C019"asrnan -ho c.\'t do much to help you. All aigges.. HoN sboWd go to the Clttiens' Stamp Adlll9ory Ccmmtttee, Stamp Develop- msnt Bnnch, U.S. Postal 5-vlC&, Walf'qton. D.C. ~15. Quick Tua Ellaabetlt Rider Mo•tso••l'J, wlto ........... ""Did& ... ,,,._ .. boob that helped 20 million c:hUdren Jeam to read, says she would do the books differently lf shew~~ today. "If I were writing them now," she says, 'Td have father washing dishes or mother mow- ing the lawn. Better yet, both mother and father doing thtnss together-like r~ the car." ... ne ~ .. t1ae die• 11t ~ to 8" la tM U.S., ac- cording to a nationwide survey on the cost of IMng. And the cheapest place of all ls Texas. . . . Did you know that aecording to the ancient Oalne.se cal- endar we ue 80W la t.a. Vair ol dae Sulle? According to tradition. such a year should be marked by business re· covery and economic health throughout the world ... How ca yoe kl If,_.,. dtfllldlls Sood He•• ape? Look at the bubbles, says wtne connoisseur Mike Nole. lf they're the size of a pinhole and can outlast the longest toast, It means the champagne ls high quality. If the bubbles are about the size of BB's, for- get It ... Padl dw:waa llievc beea pa • due Ml ol lteahl. Dr. Law- rence Anberg. pedlatrlcs chief at New York's Monteflore Medical Center, cleared pencils of blame after Investi- gating many cases of lead poisoning. He even added: '1t's not only all right to nibble on a pencil but, If you wanted to, you could go whole hog and eat one a day, point anCI all, without any tll ef- fects whatsoever." BIR'lH>AVS (all Plsces)-Seday- Elizabeth Taylor 45; Ralph Nader 43; Joanne Woodward 47; lrwit1 Shaw 64; Lawr-ence Durrell 65. MoM.tr-Zero Mastel 62; John B. Connally 60; Llnus PauJlng 76. T...Ur-Oavid Ntven 67; Harry BeJafonte 50; Dinah Shore 60; Terence Cardinal Cooke 65. Wea11 cla9-Jennlfer Jones 58; Dr. Suess 73; Tom Wolfe 46; Des! Amaz 60; Karen Carpenter Z7. n....,-Gen Mat- thew Ridgway 82; Jultu.s Boros 57. FD- ..,_Barbara McNalr 38; Joan Green- wood 56. s.t.n.y-Rex Harrison 69; Paula Prentiss 38; MJrtam Makeba 45; Eugene Fodor Z7. @bservations ) Vlctoly • .... When compames bid on offshore tracts with oil and gas potential, both big and small firms have a good shot at lhe action. In a Gull of Mexico lease sale last autumn. for example, compe- tition was fierce. Of the 43 blocks on which bids were accepted, 27 went to Independent companies and seven to independents and majors bidding jointly (And the federal government got $379 million in lease bonuses.) All told, since 1967. smaller firms have shared in 80 percent of the winning bids in all federal lease sales. Yoo might remember that next time somebody spouts ott about big oil companies driving out smaller ones. • 15H"T 'YOUR EQUIPMEMT A LITILE PRIM\ll'JE ?9 0 StumbUng O"Wth9 wonting. Wisconsin's Blue Book, an official state d irectory. says members of the Citizens Advisory C.Ouncil on Alcoholism are •appointed by the governor for staggered three-year tenns. • VVe think that's a sobering thought. 0 Sbw...-In • •b•ege land. The "Mobil ShCNICase" TV series on gmat adven- turers, Jen Who Dtued, turns next to Charles Doug~ who, in the lale 1870s, became the first Christian Engistmal to live among the Bedouins i'l the Arabian desert without denying his faith. Mary Kingsley, featured the t>llowing weet<, showed anottier kind of determination. When boUl hef parents died, she de- cided to carry out her father's WOfk in natural history. She traveled among the Fang people of ~st Africa in 1893, finanoing her expedition by selling goods along the way. '100'11 remember both exploits for a long time. Check your local fisting& '°' time and station. Dr8ftW to keep. The stories ot Doughty, Miss Kingsley, end many others am told in the 336-page book. JM WPK> Oared. With a preface by Anthony Ouim, narrator of the series. the colotful pictul8-filled voltll'le will lake you on a joumey through time from the 15th to the 20th century. 'mu can obtain a copy by sending a che<:K or money order for $1'4.95, plus applicable state and IOCal taxes. to: Ten ~ Dated, PO Box 1934. Kansas City, Missouri 64140. ...,,-~ Check These Special Feat .. es Of CREEPING RED SEDUM •Grows In Poor Soil • Thrives In Sun Or Parti• Shade • No Special Care Needed • Extremely Hardy e Brilliant Cotor e Rich, Long-Lasting Fotiage •Neat. Uniform Growth eOuick, But Disciplined Spreading eGuaranteed e Inexpensive YOM r-'" '-dy, ~ nur_.,,1f0Wn Crelplng Rid Sedum ls.dum tpUr· iufft, Dnton'• lloodl pfenta carefully padt119d to 8"'ive In prime condition. An °"t.st.nclne buy et._"'-2Qlpet pt.nt In lens of two dcaenl Creeping Red Sedum Is The erfect Grouncf.Cever ... -ts with blazing color House Of Wesley's CREEPING REDSEDUM Order Novv At The Amazing Lovv Price Of 4 I t f S 1 0 0 8 for $1. 7 S Pan s or • 12 for s2.so 24 forS4.75 48 torS9.25 Peony Bonus 2 PEONIES 25C ltwwyoftff' fffOrtte. Wtttt Sechtm ol"Clen of $2.SO or more, yov can ord.,. Z Red l'eon'/ dlwlllon~ \• ~-1L7 value) for on y zsis. Take adunt .. • of tll-.,,,,. uwln .. on handsome peonies • • apec~I with lllls walue-1)adted Sedum offer. One or Sedum'a most valuable -ta is its full time beauty. Lush follace be(ina In early sprin&, and llar-lhlped "lne-red nowen deli,bt tile view· er from late .lune tbrou&b September. The attract· ive e~n follqe Wta well into winter, malntaJntnc Its rk:b 1JMD and brooze color nearly all ye• round. Belldes betn& one ot the loft&Jest or the pound coten, Sedum alao rates bleh in other r.qulmnenta. It's bsdy! It pows well In aan. parts~ sb8de, sandy, clay or Cood .oil. Sedum'a thick rou.p and root syst.em bolds the 11>11 on 9opea or banb. The neat 3-4" can cxner forms a dena pnennlal mat. It brinp peen and wlne-nd beaJty to llopes. bonier-. rocky aeas, anywbtn b.alty and durablllty an n..ted. Each plant wW eaily and qukkly lpft8d t.o till one -ru.,. toot. Sedwn ..,,...s. eftitly. maintains Its unlfonn llDOOlh be11.1ty at all staeea of powtb. Un- i lb some other cround co•en, Sactum, allo called Orqon'1 llood, s&a~bet'e you put It .. does nol strauw out lnt.o where tt doetn't belonc! Sedum ii almoll lndeltnlcUble, endurtnc and per- slstln1 .,atnlt be8'f)' climatic and nutritional odds. Now Is A Good Time To SEND THIS SPECIAL OFFER COUPON TODAY TO RECEIVE YOUR RED SEOUM AND PEONIES Order Red Sedum ! WAID S. LEE IMC. 1234 S. Main St. Santa Ana -547-5126 SADDUIACk IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo 111-2040 -494--4'49 CUVIEll MOTOIS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -135-3171 BUICK PHIWPS IUICIC, POMTIAC DATSUN IAIWICIC DATSUM 33375 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano Hl·ll7S 4'l-ll7S DOT DATSUN 18835 Beach Blvd. Hunt. Beach -142-7711 THEODORE IOllMS FOID 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa -642-0010 SUNSET FOID 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -64MOIO &orEL. 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C (Z•rl "1Mher1~1 Ht1pts" (d11) 10 Anna Caldtt lhrwl 1 itn41hy Dallon OJ Qiaf1cs OIMlctrtJ A * CJinstiH Ill Sardi Of Mew bclnters A Sllttk's C..ma1! • ') l• • DarN Charles OouPIJ A rr1111rUl>lt slory of an £nctisll Chmt1H s d1ncerovs 1lle111pl (111 11.11 "78) lo ruch lhe l~la1111t ltoly c11y ot Mecca by dltuinr as an Arab lmni 1r111t lht nomadic hbn and oplo11na lllt wul dntfls d Arabia ., ,.,.,., .... ac;...21 tD ......,,.. l1luti1 mi.-~ rTecna -1:30- • (8 CJ)) ID WWs ~ .. bi dtscoven tht c1tt ol two nposrtt tldets to a SttTie Wondtr conmt is a m1ud bles:Mnl mdttd whtn ht Ills to decldt whteh al h1$ hoO best lntods will ro with h1111 9:00 fl (Cll'l (])) CJ) New.u flt•O Dant °"' ruesls n • mainland radetttt wtio. miss.on ot ta~111t OWf by forte IM ownmhrp of an Ha-111111 pnilmionat football team lwlllp Ill• 111to a had-ori c.olhs1011 ett• ~ett arid ltlt fM O lortt .to flllttc Worlfy also r11eSb. (j) --.: (C) (Dlf) .. ~ ,., WI" (dn) •9 CltM ford • (8 ())) 8 lanll'f Mitter DdedNt '""IS HI • ., Oii iN anti .....,. ,qad tllCI lllt lf:St al the *tf'dlws try to raolw ' conftld tldWtt I •H wllo Wllll$ MCrtl .,., lats t111Hd lies lltlltll 1114 ' leflUM ... Mys Ille NII tlltt11 ffld to ._. • rtCTVd1nr st.rt1011 .... c,,,.s... ........... • a.9llllill ·~ 1llCI Rt .wy•· Lord ~II ~ dcac- IM lf1 lllWl llit al Ille 13111 ctlltllfY. I .,.. ~" ltw COllafts " •• , Iott.**' tlld rtllflM piety -9:30-u (\211 1 t l) ~IJ Tony R1nda ll Show Judrt f11nkhn s ltlt 1s in dancer and Mario tht ont person ht c.an r stand ta~es a le,., rrom tltp 0 A s ottoct to protf<I him 10:00 fJ < Ir 1 ) l ll1rnabJ Juu Keepont th~ ~ey wotne~ lo a mt trac~ rob~fl) ahvt becomes Barnaby s conttrn ahtr a nur lalal dllempt on tht mans lofr ma~es hom 1ec011sodt1 hos promo)' to ltst•lr al the tual lrftl 0 Connor "''' Roccu lohn ~rtei and Val Williams aut\I u Ji! L6 •1~ m flit Us Vtps f.llttrtl!Mle11t A1r1rds Gabt l\1pla11 ilnd Barbara (den art lhr co llosh ot lh~ 6th annual pre~nl1t10n from the las Yteas Hilton Preunlm include Roch l11tlf Rober! Gooltl Oa .. d Brenneo and Fred lra•alen1 and performers oncludt Bobbit Gen lry Sammy Dam Jr 1llus1on1sts Sieetned and Roy and scenes from various Vegas sho .. s DOlltws U (tal lt • o• Sheth ol San f111!cixo .. Once A Con (21\~e ID lllxrllMs I Mtn I•) -10:30-m 0> m 11ns 11:00 fJ 8 ti tlf llftn a a lt 11§1 m ""' D LM a.tnca11 S1J1t I) Silcles lhtQ u, D lbftflti m lbry Kart-. !hry HartlftH ., llit ... , ..... ,IJ (lfj') Cl ) llit br!dl ~ a 11est .. "-" (~ f. ) ~ AaoltflUll Style -11:30- fJ (llf\ (J ) I.I CIS Utt MowM tC' '-..ia': '1MMYttil11mof ltd C.rttr" {rlfa) 72 Robert Conrad e rmm<t0m....,c.... m Tiie m. aw 8 (ill CU) ID Tll11n4ay 1111111 S,.0,1 · Tbe Geraldo R~tril Show"' m11ns a> 5fl 111u a Titt 100 t11b 12:00 II led of "-M D ll"i•: (t'J "lht Gamblers" (COOi) "70-0on Gofdon Su11 Ktn dall. Ktontlh Gnlf1I h mero.111s Cl) -..: (C) "lb(I( fin" (dra) 54-Catlos Tllompwn rvonn• Ot r,,,1o -12:30- • All-ltrt .. S•: "A Tnlt tf NHty," "M Sittitl ....... "'Sli*f ...... Stn*a Ila'" m-.. .,,.,, •· Cd11) ,,_ Gtttt Canon. Rol>tf I MttdlVlll • 1:00 a tU m 11, '""'"" 2:00 Cl Mlllt D II twtw11: "111. C. ......... -0,..U.. .,...,. -2:30- • All·•ipt SMlr" "ftf'M4Ht Strttt," ~IHI••·'" "llr ffwtlltt ..,... .. -1:05- ...... ~ ...... (•dw) '3~Etrol flytlft, Ohm dt Hawolltlld rv WEEK, FEe.qUARY 27. 1977 FRIDAY llMCH 4 Foi llltfllifta IM antn10011 111t1nri. plt1S4 stt DAYTlllC ,.OCUllS. Bdaiw, lot ,.., ~-·· lrt tM day's fllOlries. DAmMl llOVICS 9 10 D IC. '"How lo It Very, Vf(J '°"'"r" (com) ~~ ~rt1 Grable Shtrtt N011h JO 00 jf C "lulla•r 11 l rNd ••r"' (mus) !>I Doris Oay Gent Htlson Billy de Woll 12 00 G) C1 "Mn~ of lht Aftftpr" (adV) 51 John Oe1ek lody l•w1ence Anthony Quinn ~rnotd ~ LOO D "Monsltr on Cu1pus" (hor) S8 Arthu1 r1an1, Joanna Moore 0 CI "Ult Iott" (d1a) 44 I allulah Ban~hud John Hod1ak. W1ll1.1m Bend11 Canada Lee 12f1 "Oper1hon Idiot" (doa) 65 Ueo Toanarn Geora• Wilson 3:00 Iii t C ''Si111 of !tit P11111'" (adv) !>!> Jell fhandle1 Jack Pilanct Ludmilla Tthe11na Rita Cam 1tQ CJ "kn Cutt" (adv) 66 Doua MtClu1t Guy Slockwell J 30 IJ Cl ''Three lato Two Won't Go" (dra) 69 Rod Slt1ft1 Cl111t Bloom. Judy Grtson Oamt Pew Asllcoft EVENING FfUDAY (COtldnuedl D <IDl @ lD Im Hollrwood •res (IJ flit M..,..U Iii T1lt .loMf't WIW CD (t21i CJ)) Bn4y hn<h (Cfr' ) Delly '•rtOll Sllow me.rt .. a Warrien a.i..tN" WalltOIS vs Photn11 m a.UM1 21 '°""lit m ·r r,.., 8:00 U (TO 1 ) Co4e R Su11 •S uc1ted " the iwospect of her l11s1 day off 1n it• months but doesn t &et t•me to re~• ftrst she hu to ~elp a man trapped m the walH m his dune Duw then rescue a 1unaw:iv hoise •nd. fin:iUy must use het ecpe1hse IO eu1d1ne the Cont Guard 1nd lilt 1ua1d I to the site ol t-.o unconscious boaters D 121! <l 1 lI m Santor• 1nd Soll No 1nl0tmat1on nail•ble 1ton1 the Net"'()(~ •I our press time a Mcwlt: IC.I (211r) "Coun1down" (sci Ir) '68-Robtrl Ouvall lames Cun. Jo,,nna Moort ((J Mcwlt. tC1 (Zhr) "The Smee '*"'""" (d11) '67 Robe1t laylor Ron Randell a <a rn> IJfl DoM11nc1 """ Gutsts are Don Knolls l("IY Smith Tne Osmond Brothers and Paul lyndt ()) ClrbOll ' Comperty a Mo¥ie re-1 (2hr) "A Qvrct Pola« le UI" (mys) 73 Carroll 8.l~tr Ju n Sole! CDlrWIM&a11l Q) '9rry ..... ., ~ ""' In lttflttt meai... m Ja,..... l.tnp.trt "°CnlllJ -8:30- D 9 CU C~ e Clloco •114 ~ flln No mlorrnahon 1n1l1ble 11 our press lime ()) San Oitte m °"Pr S,.0.1: Tiie lM Mrtla DM1tt1-W.1 t11 Twtnty" fD Wall Str..t Wen OJ c...ty Vatlety Sllew 9:00 D ((Ill Cf)) llJ S.nJ & Cher SM Ceoree Gobel and Cha10 tutst II A WAT£R-BREATHIMG * MAM FROM ATlAlfTISI a o CJJ (f§J m Tiit 11an from M.Uatis (2hr) The Navy &ss1cns • min hke bein1 whose hi1b1t1I is water to locJle a mrss1n1 subma11ne bul his deep water surch luds him to the sulllerranean 1111 ol lhe sin1s let M1 Schubert 1n evil man who has 1mpnsoned many of the world's tud1n1 smnltsts Pat11ck Duffy Belinda Montcomery Art l11no VKIOI RllOllO Ind Oun 5'nt0ro stir • <a .1 :> a 111t '"" 1efl(11 IW Vincen1 Pnct Ann 8 On is A1p T 1ytot and H R P11ttnstutt cuest • Mm '"1111 Shw CD T1't Vrr1irlla11 fas..rai a...11 C> C11.t11k Tiltatrw TM ltvlull1tit1 Ill l>r_, lttt Ouchw ot M1l'1' £1lten ~lk1ns 11111 m this 16lh cen tury traatdy w11tt•n by John Webster •bout a ir1dawtd OuchtS1 whose second mamace lo the stew1rd of het llousellold en111es he11wo broth e11 G)ltoprDwlct ltop1 -9:30- SWNW tf~I CDkMITa,.tJ .. PllQ9 1C 10:00 fJ HOT NEW SPY TEAM! ._ HUNTER-NEW SERIES U (tlll Cf!) (J) Hunter 1Js.n1 a little known ;nd upe11mental mind alte11nc technique. Russian a1ents p101ram Marty Sh•• (lmda [mis} to ususinatt het un<.le-the bril lt;nt U S Adrnual Carleton Younr tByron Ma.row} m 1 plot that also calls foi the murder ol ltm Hunter W1lh1m Windom and Christophe• Stone ••w futst U D f»lltwi I Celellr rty ~'"" D (:211 (J') OJ. Alt lhw• CtaMvp '"Cuba-The Curro Cenet1 lion A took 11 hie 1n Cuba today IO<u\lnl on the rrnpacl of the bmk in US Cuba rel11ions The program wec1hc1lly looks 11 the eHttls of the hade tmbargo Cuban alliludes lo .. 1rd the U S and eum1nes Cuban \tVlt Communism Howard ~ Sn111h is the reporter !81 Gunsmoke 0> £J litn Amado -10:30-m mm •en tD ltofean Dram.a 11:00 o um ftlllews n 1e1 11-0, 12ii 1 ~ , 11ews U (12f) I t i) LM '-"'enQn Styl' t Stcl&ln Malell Up 0 WoYtt' <C "6rt" ldr1) 6~ l:id Ch1pl11n Huth~r North Leslie Bradley R1ch11d Webb m Mal) HtrtlNA, Mlt) ~rtman CE n-. IMMJ'**1en ( 17 ~ ) TIM ltalldt Sllow ltl Best ol 6r0Kho m 81Kl lltl\Pl(tM Oii Ille llm ID 0t11Mtlc Sena -11:30- f) ( 17 ~I) J C9S l.ttt fllowM. C-"Soul to $Mt" (mutl 11 Robt•ta fltt~ Santana 1nd l~e & Tina lurner a ~u • J110t m ldllnJ c.... tf ) Mcwle: "Cry Wott" (dr~) '47 £1101 flynn Baibara Stanwyck & (iall lt i) Ot1 S.W.A.T. m11ews a> Sat 811,o llf• 700 Club 0) 8oun1 12:00 u Ditco '11 m Ovtdoon m Morie: lCJ "lon1cllt Wt S4tlf" (mus) 'Sl £110 P1n1,, Anne Banc101t. David Waynt -12:30- D All-llic!lt Shft: "[ftry Mu A KIA,," "The IUKl Cdle," HAttad .. '"' ~ , ..... -~ TllWtt m ....,,.; "TM lbnr's [qt" (dJI) 47 ftiont Power, Cent l1trney, Anne Bl•ltr 1:00 a r.-.....i u QJ) ' (fG1 .... llflltt ~ D Tllrilltr 2:00 D o.uMtl"hl" .._.,;"Scott fll Ille Alltardk," "Tllo ,_. Killer" -2:30-m All·lll&lll Slltw. "flrt Om Alrlu," "My fa.trite Martl111" -3:05- fJ Mtvlt: "Tiit Ct•lu1y T1m11" (d11) '72 R1thard Boont SATURDAY MUCH 5 MORNING e:oo U liCswtfi. U T1't lie VaMty I S41r!me s.mat11 o eom-ity ftt4hG1 -6:30- .. Jllll'I Cal 1I W1tmolol 0 '1ott1111Mlll 5'tllt 10 lt'1 EftfJ'llM111 811S1neu m Let'• .. , m llonllnJ s-ill Villa Altecrt 7:00 U SunriM Semester U U (j) ITOI IID Woody Wooct· pedtr Sllow e hceMtttrs tU Weehnd D (IBJ fill H Tom & Jarry / MumblJ ShllW r)) Mtrlctrt fur11lturt O YIMlttt ltlltlswe m U111t Jiff m s.,. hrty S111M m Yoea fol lluttll -7·30- D St195 to Lta1111111 .. ~t l lQ m ""' 1'111111tr U ,.,. & Fntnds u (Jt • ) at J111Mr,aw ~ POSlti" P'ut11ttn1 0 Hot, .... $llow m lltmtnt•,., ,..,., Q) llOftllltr lllOlll ( 17 l ) 81Kk llrffalo fD EweryllMy's llwnm 8:00 f) ( 11) ~ 1) I SJIWUter & ,_ty lj ' ,..,./8111> Catt_, 8 (iltl (f )) Ot St*7 Ooo 1!J MoM: ''llumu11t Siltrth" fadvJ '52-John Ireland, Ywonne Df Ca1lo James Cra1e. Foriest fuckt1, Lyle ~t11e1, Rtehard Ar fen CD llowie: "four facn West'' (wes) 48-Joel McCru F1antes Dee. Charles B1Ckford Cl) WoN11: ltul to lttel /Bl Voice of T iN10 -8:30- D ((}ZI (])) CJ I Clut Club f.m Mister ltottrs 9:00 D ( f7l J)) (r; 11111 Buurt .... ._ u ~11 <.L cm m s,... l¥ca ..I) East SW. .... fD Olla u,_ A Cl&ssc Ou1d Copptlield" Part 8 -9:30- IP <I Ill! tf J m llt11sttr ~ • (13\ <J)) Oil l11ffb s,,., .. m 11oir1t: "fturlm ,,. ,...... (mus) '36 B1n1 Crosby M1d&t Cons, ld1th fellows, lout$ Armstrona ind Hts Bind CD fllowl1: "MJlltry hh11rl111" (dra) 'bl-M•cdonlld C.1t1, M1r11 T 01en, Robert Oou&fas, lln1e1 Mor aan. RAiph Broo,e, Carl bnlOfld az.o. TV WEEI<, FEBRUARY 17, 1977 10:00 n ((J1> CJ)) (I) hrun 8 ID LU 11Q1 m 5'lct 6Mlt! fra11•1rtSltln Ir. e fllotlt: "fort Vell(UllCe" (adv) SJ R1t1 Moreno limn Cmt 1!J WIAIM Ou4 or Alrvt tB Hot fllCla• si-m CtallCI l'rh ftMIS The U S National lndoo• Tennis Champron ships Sem1hnals iin1lo and dou blu m1lchu lrom ¥emph1~ 1 tnnessu Am one tht plt)tll e>n tht Crand Pm Tennis wrnte1 c1rcu11 are B,otn Bo11 Atlhur Asht. Stan Smith Bobby lut1 Brran Cottlrred and Raoul Ram11t1 ID Cir1t " la lhaa111 -10:30- f) (f!TI fl.I) lJJ lltw Mvetltu1" of bllllan D ~II c[) <IGJ a lie lolln. Uttlt lollrt Lil Mont: "fath11 •u A f""""" (com) 49 rred M•c Mutray Maureen O'Hara 8 (IBJ (I)) ID Superfritncts a Abbott ' Costello llt~Vatlty of the Dlnouurs 11:00 U (117, IV) ll t Sha111111lm Hour e Ql lIJ m l.tn4 of Ill• lost u (flt' J 1) tD OAaff Couple 101 t11.tlltft1• CD LA '•tt.111s Cl) WiWlift Acht11tur. .at flit M1111st111 -11:30- IP 8 C)J ii m flen41 Crtn11 Optn &off TCN1ru1M11f Stm1 l1nal round 1ehon from AM1 P1nJr Country Club 1n Or~ndo fl& 0 W0trt: rt "011lf tha Coot" (ldV) n ltlh Patmet Stephan Aud11n Ml(hiltl Collslanllnt Jun Claudio Noelle Adam U (1211 ( ) JI Alntriun S.114· sfllld CD Tiie ltaun lohnny Rutherfo1d hosts Q) Outdoon X llle MUms family AFTERNOON 12:00 o mn <)J) m flt ~111trt rf)T1run Mowlt G Utt SWt lliOs CDOlltdoon Q) Set Bll•o a~~'"' ID El S11tw de £ll11rt. ll&uno -12:30-u tt Ta•nM ~ • K.M °" m ~-s,ac. (!) Mtwit C, "It• Su'°1rll" (wes) ~6 Rory Calhoun Muth1 Hyer Ou n Japei (CI71 (L) (J Art " ( <8J ]) ) f tna 11.,.,, 1t ....... 1:00 Q At Oat n• .. -~ ...... ()) CNNru'1 ru. FtsUwal 9 lllwle: "M'-lll•" (dra) '40 Gieta C.rbo. Melvyn Oouatu ((fl) (])) •IJ CM C.... 0 (() .... .., . (Qll ())) C...11,....., s,.dal 0 Tll• ..., .. -1:30- 0 {(ll) CD) [[) llm1•t11ht CllltlrplMtltlp of Te11rlis Delend1n1 champion Jimmy Coooori. compete~ a111nst Ille Nastase ttt lh11 lourna menl worth $2~ 000 D Fu1~·1 Air"-"' ~ Cf) Scitta rldloll Tllutr• 11 ca a > Ar1'1 $jlorts Wotld G lleftt; "flyllll S-tt" (SCI f1) 65-Albtrto Surd• Mnn1c1 Vtlll Sllvan1lh nc1no ID 5..i Tra• @ CJ) SltvrU, lbl'IMt m 1111Mt .. 11e11o11 QI Sltu~r M1h11tt 2:00 DSat•r"' •s.mr..u,.-.. • ,.._: CC) ''Tiie &.ntlt ltarn" (dra) '66 Ch11s1ophtr Geor1e lynda Day fay Spain Cll Tarun &a C11uic Tllutre ,,.,1, •. H11111111itla in Or11n1 {<Sl ([J) 011!4oon m 1..1114 ot ,,.,,,ise -2:30- fil lloltsttf lblly m 0u1 ... LM!titl ((21} (l)) Aftlmtl Wtrtd m Lind " '"""iM 3:00 ll)Ovt...,. G Merrit: "Tiit Tiii St.tr" (wes) 'SI-Henry fonda. Anthony Pt1~1ns Betsr Palmer <IaJ Mtfie: c:i"'" e.ip sbd· (susp) '61 Oon Murr1y lneer Stenos II> llltN: ~ Mflft ~ Ora1• _ .. {com) 61 Ch11stophu I ee Robtrt Cummrn1s Ceot1e RJtt ~TIM llnit,... (CllJ (I)) "9IW el S41mnl m Ft1t1t1t fllM flD h.Sll*1 19 T 11..i 0"9 ..... l'JflUT -3:30- (]) Tht CMmplw • ((211 (j)) ,,. .,.,, To.Ir The S80.000 Monro Mit1C Open from the Br,dley Bowl 1n Windsor locks Connecticut CD Mis:llotl: lm,eaiMI H l'erttr W..-er flD Wikl lltnsdo!!r 4:00 B @ Cl) C!) llCM 8nht•1t1 USC Y1 UCLA • ..,.,. to lllt ...... tf tht Sta Cll °"*"' e CiN Unlwtrul m .... t1' Acric•ltm -4:30- .. {(J71 IT') ti) CIS s,.rts S,.C · llallilr CJ) Tlrt bctf1 ()) Tall AMII P'lctll,. t8 11 ... 1t: "Of H1.,1 Hurtl" (dta) '38-Walt11 Huston. lamts Stewart. Btulah Bondi Charin Coburn QI) ....... G 0... u,_ A C'- 0 [,..etllea/fKlll .c.... .... 5:00 •SW ll'tl (J)M.icKll...U • (t.111 Cl)) 0 UC's ...,.. t1' s.-ts • Tiii .... Wu Ml<lllM tm .... a> i.-: rcJ "lmes IOf Mr p,... "''"'" lcom) 64-Polly Bergen f"d MacMurrn m "°"' m S1tua1ton Comt4y m Addams hm1ly -5:30-m rWll Gortlon EVENING ts:OO o • < n L> ....., IJ m111ws O "'-~ (211 r) .,_. It Ollie rs 01oolt" (com) 11 John Mltn Pal Carroll [(•""Ila• Cl Tom Jonn 1n c.nc.rt 10 lrOMldt m CiM URrvtrul ta Cil Olaloc11t fll) V51oft On m Sltllltlon Comedy m Tiiis ot "ells ,.,,. -6:30- 0 8 !I ((ti) (fl) llt1" u uac ""' Conte1111c1 ID $121,000 Q11tst1011 (1f7\ m> s.i Sc•11• ~ (J) Wiid ltncdOlll S)hbop m lhstmflt on tllt ltoH 7:00 fJ Tltt Mu,,tla Phyllts Diller euests D P'nce ts lbfht ~f' YIJICt tt tilt llMtllll of Ille Sta 11 E,..,t11m ~ Aa111ts I]) In S.1Kll Of ... Ii> <lJ D llJ StNu: 199' m <a > m a 1.a1111<e NS.. Cll TafDll {rI7! CD) Ktt ttaw fll) Tlrt hlliwl CD llR1ll m Lime Ruuts -7:30-a Hen I ... A telew1son ma11 tine show aboul people. e'ltnta and ltltsly1es rn Southem C.htom1a U ltl Surch Of_ D Oialttrs: ltG9 a W11J r 11 Unta111tcl World 8:00 fJ (l17) CJ)) llJ flluy Trl•r Moor• Slltw Havtn& thrown some my rn~uccessful parties 111 the pasl Mary ll now sure Ule's &01n1 to have a w1nnt1 when she snaes lolmny Caison IS he1 ' 'elebnty" cuest The paftt IS Colnl full S111nC Ind If looks llke Mll)'s b11 niaht unM lhtre's • power shortlft 1n lht nt1shbolhoodl D @ lf, <Jal G f.mt1111ey fuehoust Qumtet" £n1111e Com panr 51 makes rt to the final~ 1n (he Int departmt11t basbtball lf•I°'· bul 1 htny load of emer1enq t1lls drm1 thttt hopes fOf vttlOry ...... (CJ (2k) .,.. OMMc ..... (hor) '69 Vincent P11c1 Cll11st~e1 ltt. Ptttf Alllt. Altst111t W1llt1mJ011 Cf) .... : (II) ~,~ (COtll) '43-ltUAI • Hardy • (8 Cl)) a DUUY r11.1rt C., £.inm Bor111in1, Jolln Amos and M1ehHI S111nnon ita1 In 11111 hour 1on1 comtdy about a lou&fl &tNft cop, hK partner ind 1 youna by th•· boO' '*k .mo Ii In reality • cat• tulty Pfotr•mmed b!Otynthetlc robot 111 Mo.lt: (C') {90) "Otwll " die Oeseft n. Soll ff Ktrculls" (SCI h) '63-Kuk Moms, M1ehclt G111don. Mar 10 F ehc1ann1 CD Saturar S~I lhe Tempt1 lions & Ceor1e Knbr" Q) Wildlift ill Creis ® Mowie: {2111) "M' Ce.sill Radlael" (dta) SJ Rlclmd Burton. Olm• de Hawilllnd Audrey Dallon fa Ola Upo11 A Cllllic m ia,,_ ~,. 'rte'Mt -8:30- 0 ((fl) CD) (I) .. ~ lhw•art si.. A dtS9011dent friend ICtePIS Dr Hartlty s suuesllon and turns lhe psycholo11st's reception 110 rnto a mtnr polynesian v1ll11t when he opens his own travel 11encr 111h1 outside Bob s office m Collie• Em Tiit Way It Wu 9:00 D (tW CD) (])All 111 Ille •1m~ D ID ()) CI§) Im lllC Saturdaf •tvit: (CJ (Zhr) "Tht Wrath ol &ff" (dra) '72-Robert Mitchum Rrta Haywortll. Fran~ lan1e1i.. V1c101 Buono John Coltcos A hard d11n~tn&. mathtne aun ·tol1n1 "p11est" 1n Mt~1'° ,orns up with 1 couple ol wande11n1 rebels and-under lhreal of 1mposonment b, the Mwcan eovernment -sels out to penrtrite the fortress ol 1notht1 rebel band B •Bl Sbn*J & lllltth CD ltte HI• 63 Cllic.laO s,......,, Orthtstra Solti c.Mucts Waptt { lf (I)) Ct'*-1 '•bJ T tletlltn -9:30- 0 (tJl' ) 'IJ Alkt CJ) Stnt Allt•'s Lluall a.c• 0 llltN: 1C wfftrtults n. tM rrincm " T rty" m USC BlsbtMM USC ·~ un A 10:00 D {(j~ (})) I) Carol lumtt Sllow A lavish musical \alule to the romantic days of th Mrsms1pp1 nverboals rs a h1&hltghl ol the show and special euesl 1s Hal linden of Barney Miller e LolrmaR and Baitler B 0 D£8UT Dos & Cal lou An lonio and Ktm Bas1n1er star ~s a leam of undercover detechves who" 1el11tonsh1p, a mixture of respecl and malry. rs based on then widely varvtn& bac~&rounds and lhen " lentltSS purtu1t ot (1tm1nals m 11ew1 l2J) CrNture Ft1h1m Tl/ WEEK. FEBRUARY 27, 1017 m Mowit: ~ ... , •• a.o,,111· fD Mllllul Varltty S"°'8 '1J Lou GorMn SM. 11:0~ fJ II I m 01 IJ l.fQ llt1" ll W, Willums ~ 0 '""" """' m 111., .i '•f111111Da U) Mo•I•. "lhrtl" (d11) 10 M111s.11 Mell Steplltn Boyd ( t'l .1)) I'll av. ~J 1.I,Ma11112 ( ll J ) C11bul 'ally Ttltltlom m ,., '°'1 t11t c..irt" -11:30- 0 .--: re ''TM lrttlltrtltM" (<Ira) 68 1111~ Dou1lu Ale• Cold lren, Papas G (U, 110 ED Wu•n~ A C1lrforn11 oran1e 1rowers ftcM 1111nst shrpmenl l1m1tahons .s the locus or one report on this m1111111e ~11es m Charlie Clla• U Mowit: !C "A ••lltcllon ef fm" (dra) · 12 Robert Sh111, Sally Kellerman Mary Utt, Sond11 Locke. 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