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1978-04-30 - Orange Coast Pilot
I l l . I • i' , ORANGE COUNTY, CALtFORNtA TWENTY-~IVE CENTS O.llyf'IMCSUifl'llele CAL CUP CONTENDERS CAN'T GET MUCH CLOSER t-'eflin Ta.kes St~rn Of Drifter in Tacking Duel Cal Cup's Even Winner Today Takes All By AUtON·LOCltABEV Delfl' ...... .....,.wr~ .. The 6J.foo~Ned,in 84d the 69--foot .Urlfler, two ultJ'a.Ught dis- placement <ULD'B> sloops are ·reputed to be the two most even· ly matched boats in long dis- tance offshore racing. They are proving to be equally matched in closed course racing this weekend as they compete ove r a 16-mile windw~rd leeward cour-SeouCoT "Manna del ltey for California Yacht Club's coveted Cal Cup. Merlin, skippered by designer, builder and owner Bill Lee won lhe second race of the three-race ser ies Saturday to even the score with Harry MDloshco 's Dttt\er who took the first race .on Friday. Merlin won Saturday's race by one min\d.e and 4& secon~ best· ing Drifter's rinisb line time sptit on Friday by 39 seconds. But the time splits do not tell the whole story of either race. Merlin's victory in the second rnce wus attributed by skipper Lee to the fact that he changed Wicticians. giving him the ad- _vantage atJ.he st<!rt wit!) Merli.n crossing thE: line about a half boat length b~hind but lo weather of Drifter. This allowed Merlin to control the race, standing off a 21-tack t acking duel by Drifter and but· (See CAL CUP, Page A2) By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Oii .. o.llt "• ''-" Officials of Orange County trash disposal companies are hiring new help today and bracing for expected violence after strik- ing union drivers and collectors rejected the latest labor con- tract. Saturday's vote was 340-17 against the proposlll that management had said was iL<; final o!fer. Balloting occurred during a two and one-half hour morning negotiating session at the Teamster Union Hall in Orange. The strikers are members of TeamstersUnlonLocal396. The union hns been seeking a S4 -an -hour pay raise over its current scale of $4.SO hourly for truck drivers and $4.25 for assis-tants. The Jatest package offered a wage hike to $5.25 an hour for the first year, SS.60 second year and $6 lhird year. Nautical Nod to Duke Growing The number of expected vessels in today's Newport Harbor welcome home lo veteran movie star John Wayne has nearly tripled since the idea was conceived Friday, accord- ing lo Dan Rogers, director of the sponsoring Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. "We started with 10 entrants." Rogers said Saturday night. The 1 p.m. parade, forming al the eastern tip of Lido ls le", is open to anyone who has a boat and wants to salute Wayne, Rogers said. Skippers are welcome to pull their craft into the parade line at any point alnng its route or show up at the formation area. The procession will cross the turning basin to the Reuben E. Lee at the Coast Highway bridge in Newport Beach before turning lo cruise by the actor's Bayshores waterfront residence. -w a y ne returned to hi s Newport Beach home Thursday after undergoing heart surgery at a Boston hospital. Rogers said Wayne had been contacte<t and the Duke said he and his family would be out in the yardlowaveto boaters. Finns Hiring New Help, Pie pare for Violence Also in the package was full dental coverage in the second year or employment, an added anniversary holiday. and tbtee weeks vacation after eight, in· s tead of 10 years employment. The union members are also asking for" five days a year in sick l~ave and changes in the way grievances are processed. Meanwhile, Raul Rangel, vice president of Jaycox Disposal. said Saturday he would begin hiring drivers and collectors lo· day from the 60 applications his company has received since the strike began April 17. His firm picks up trash in Costa Mesa. Anaheim, Brea. Placentia and Garden Grove. The strike is against seven dis· posal firms and many of the otber slx were expecting to un- dertake similar procedures. There are 14 county cities af. fected. · Rangel said most trucks would have a driver and two collectors this week to speed pickup and because the workload is expect· ed to be doubled. He said the trucks would be followed by armed guards. Rangel said he has talked to police oUiclals and incre~ pat rols are expected as t1Je trucks make their rounds. Strikers allegedly vow-4 \'iolence during talkts Saturday. Rangel said he expected aome strikers to break picket. Un~ and return to work Monday. . • He said be anticipated hO trou• ble with his trucks leaving tho Costa Mesa and Anabehn.yardi;, An injunction keeps pickets 300 feet from the entrance, be said. • There already have been incl-· d ents of harassing people on the . trucks as they continued to plct up trash at restaurants &Jli apartment. complexes the past , two weeks. • Cases of slashed tires and · burned trucks have been repo~ ed too. Jaycox lost three tru~ka due to fire. (SeeTRASH, Page AZ> Dead From Tower .Buried by Families New Mb• 11.S.:l. J\ir llawuii hostess Judi Lois Anderson shows how ·~he feels as she's crowned l\liss C.S.A. in ceremony ·saturday night. The 20 year- old 's victol'y over 50 other contestants puts her in the running for the upcoming i\Iiss uni\"crse contest. WILLOW ISLAND, W. Va. (AP) -People living along the Ohio River began burying their dead Saturday wbile federal in- spectors searched for the cause of a scaffolding collapse which killed 51 construction workers. The workers plunged 168 feet to their deaths Thursday morn- ing white pouring concrete atop a power plant cooling tower be· ing built for Monongahela Power Co. Officials of the U.S. Occupa-tiona l Safely and Health Ad- ministration. began a formal in- \"estigation at the site Friday. Some of the investigators were lifted by cranes to tbe rim of the lower Saturday so they could see the area where the scaffolding was anchored. Investigators said they are considering everything and have formed no theories about what caused the huge s teel and wood Colombian Agents Seize Tons of Pot scaffold to fall away from its moorings jnside the coolmg tower. They are studying the quality or concrete on the lower, the de· sign of the scaffold and equip- ment used lo hoist the scaflold each time wo-rk was completed on four-fool-high sections of con· crete. Results of the investigatio1' are not expected for some time. David Rhone, who heads the OSHA invcsli~aling team, said Saturday, .. We are also in- vestigating the operation of tho entire tower. We are going beyond the fact that we hact ~ collapse there.'' Rhone, from OSllA's Philadelphia regional office, refused to speculate on possible causes, saying ••any number of thini:ts•• might be in· ' volved. ..It ls much too early" to form an opinion, he said. Investigators sifting the tangled debris inside the tower removed sections of cable used lo hoist large buckets or con- crete. ·:we have sections of the cable in our custody," he said. "But the cable has n o moro s ig nificance than the other things. We are trying lo find out what precipitated the move· ment, the rippling effect. Tax Tally's Troubling WASHINGTON (AP) Columbian drug agents have seized and destroyed 574 tons or marijuana -described by U.S. officials as the largest drug r;:aid in history. "It's a world r ecord in terms of quantity; the mother lode of marijuana," Peter B. Bens· inger, head of the Drug EnforcE!- menl Administration said late Saturday. He was referring to descrip· tions by witnesses that a ring 0£ concrete poured within the three previous days peeled off when the scaffolding collapsed. Workers at three similar pro. jects built by the same firm which was building the West Virginia towers, Research Cot· trell Inc. of Bound Brook, N.J., stopped work at sites m Alabama. Ohio and Pennsylvania pendinJ( the outcome of the investigatiol\ here. By JERRY CLAUSEN Of Ille O.lly l"li.t Si.ff When Bill Wells moved to Laguna Hills from Corona de! .Mar in 1966 his young family could "sec almost forever across the Saddleback Valley. Leisure World's population was about 2,000. Dean Brothers had just ·~ begun de· veloping the first Mission Viejo tract across the freeway. and Wells and the few hundred residents of the Macco HQmes area cuvu" that lopped LaPaz Road had lo drive more than 20 miles to shop for about everything but groceries. Wells bought his four-bedroom home . slirrounded by newly planted trees on MacKenzie Street for about $25,~, paying a Sl,000 premium for his hilltop view. His Orange County property tax bill for 196&67 was $542.88, the largest portion going for schooling in the then San Joa- quin School District. Wells, an assistant manager in United California Bank's newly op"ened Leisure World branch, his wife and his 3-year-old son felt as though they were a part of rural America. Today, 11 years later. the trees are nearly SO feet high, the Wells' son is 14, they have a daughter, 8, their home is worth -an estimated $80,000 and their property tax bill for the 1977-78 fiscal year has topped $1,230. Like h.is property value, his taxes and his trees, Wells has grown up. He's manager of his own UCB branch at Mission Viejo. Schools 6% Jr. College But the Wellses no longer can see fore.ver, and the view that remains is of rooftops and com- mercial centers. Neither the home value, the tax bill nor the a rea is rural America. Sad- dleback is growing, its popula· tion topping 115.000. In the interim, Welts' beige. single-story, well· kept home's· value has increased more than 211 percent. His property taxes have risen about 126 percent and the value of the dollar spent in 1967 now is worth only about 55 cents. As it turns out, the home was a good investment -its value outpacing the devaluation of tbe dollar. But taxes, loo, have out· paced the devaluation of the dollar, going up faster than the rate of inflation. Back in 1966-67, most of the tax nut was going for education, 62% 8.So/o Fire Protection Water· some $236 of the total bill - about 43.S percent. This year. 67.2 percent of the total tax bill goes for education. a S764.74 por- tion. The total includes several special education funds levied by the county. operating funds for the new Saddlcback Valley Unified School District and bond debt retirement for that district. Taxpayers' cost of education in the valley is one portion of the bill that has more than kept pace with. increasing property values. The bill for education has gone up 224 percent. And while the old Orange Coast College District look only S33.18 of the Wells' 1967 lax bill, the growing Saddleback Com - munity College District's hunk for 1977-78 is $104.91 -a 216 per. cent increase. But compared to taxes for schooling, fire protection taxa- tion bas zoomed up 1,231 percent CSee TAX, Page A2> · Bensinger said the marijuana was packed and ready for ship- ment at four clandestine depots on Colombia 's Guajira Peninsula. He said four U.S. citizens, an Irish national and nine Colombians were arrested during raids that began Thurs- day and ended Saturday. Bensinger said the marijuaJJa had a wholesale value of more than $200 million and represent· ed about 10 percent of the mari- juana used in the United States in a year. lie said it was 10 times the largest previous man- j uana seizure. He said the raids were carried ,out by a new narcotics unit of the Colombian attorney general's office. The Colombian government has been crallc1ze<1 in the United States recently for allegedly not doing enough to curb marijuana smugglers. CONTllASTlNG Ll FESTVLES -Katherine Helmond as Jessica Tate in "Soap" Jives in a sumptuous house where she is surrounded by privilege. But the actress re- veals that her own lifestyle in- cludes Ji\'lng in a while frame house in a working class neighborhood. Page BS. ON TUE BEAM -Due to circumstances beyond our con- trol SUN DAY wlll be on Wed· nesdoy. Find oot how to observe this inlernatlonal celebration of solar energy's potential tn Orange County on Page Cl. Moro Writes Second Plea ROME (AP'> -A Rome newspaper Saturday received a new letter attributed to former Premie r Aldo .Moro begging fellow Christian Democrats to bargain with his Red Brigades kidnappers for his life. Leaders of the ruling Christi.in De mocrat Party later met in private but gave no sign they would modify their refusal to negotiate with the terrorist gang that abducted the 61-year.old party president March 16. Rome prosecutor Giovanni De M attco said the letter indicated there was no speedy end in sight. -and made a tew dollars 'ln the process. Page.CS. HOLISTIC MEDICINE Witch doctoring or seriou medicine? Many MDs disagre on the value or the wbole-peJ6o movement that has its head quarters in California. Page A8. 1 ... 1deSut1~•11 Al'fMr~c· Cf c.tll,.,111• • .u Cf•"lllff Ct, DMZ O.•••-e1 0..111 "•tl<ff A1' l:flt«lel Paw A~ .,...,...,_ ... fllMflte CJ.7 "'"'' "' ~llMX .-.... "HI l:tUU Alt, sec .. , ic lellce ~· St tell 'Tltlfl'll'l\eldl TfHtl .., .. . . .. MEASURED SUCCESS - A college dropout and bis sell· educated en&inee.r·partncr have rtvoluUonlied. A comer of the world Of aclenU!1j mea&lll'elDenL M•,..teflt Q . ...... " t ... • ,,. House Value $80,000 Property Tax Biil $1,230 ~ I J Ma~ C4 NILY ltLOfllCTaONs DAILY PILOT C>Mly PlleC,......., t111c11are 1t- DR. WILLIAM WADDILL HOLDS DAUGHTER OUTSIDE COURT He Came to Learn Jury Had Not Reached Verdict Saturday Waddill Waits Jury 'O/F Until Monday By TO:W BARLEY 0t 1"9 D•lly Pilot St•fl A tired jury of nine men and three women worked all day Saturduy without rcuching u \'e'Tdicl in the Orange County Superior Court baby·ki ll ing tri:.d of Dr. William Baxter Waddill of lluntin)!lon Harbour. Judge .James K. Turner :.cnt the sequestered jury to its hotel late Saturduy after determining that the sixth day of de· liberations had fatlc:d to produce a meeting of the minds. THE JURY HAS BEEN ASKED to return one of five possi· ble verdict~: not guilty. murder in the first or second-degree, or attempted murder in the first or second-degree. Judge Turner sent deputy sheriffs to accompany the jury Saturday night on a \'is1t to an Anaheim theater to view ''Close En- counters of the Third Kind ." The JUd~c warned the jury that a condition of the outing was that no member of the panel wou ld allow any member of the puhlic to make any kind of contact. "Please, lf you have to be rude. iJ:norc thE.'m," the judge said. .. !-. .J udec Turner urged the jury to relax today at its hotel • "here visit:-. w11h friends and relatives had been arranged. ··nut, aRutn. you must not taJk about this trial," Judge Turner Stl'E.'SSt:d. " . ;:;: IT APPF.ARED l,i\TE SATURDAY that the jury might get ~"L to \'isit with an onlookE.'r that court o(ficials had not bargained :=.:-:ror : Mary Elizabeth Waddill, the 7-month·old daughter of the ·:·:~ddcnd<rnt and his wife, Janel. •"• The •Waddills brouJ!ht her to the eighth floor of the (•ourthouse in a stroller about 30 minutes before Judge Turner !-.Pill the jury home for the day. Mrs. Waddill sat with her little girl and frd her in the hallway that jurors were expected to use • • • on their way to the hotel. Bul lhl'Y lefl the courthouse by another route and were not allowed to see the Waddill s or waiting newsmen as they left for th eir first duy off in sc\'en days. \\'add11l , ·12, is uc:cused or strangling a newborn baby girl to death m the nun.cry at WE.'stminster Community Hospital, after he rcahzecl that the abortion he performed on the 18·year-0ld moth er 12 hours earlier had been unsuccessful. It 1s alleged that Waddill choked the child to death after pre- dicting that 1l 's '>ubmE.'rJ!c nce in the abortion inducing saline solution must ha\ e inflicted massive brain damage and left the bu by as little more than a human \'egetable. From Page Al TRASH PACT NIXED • • • A blaz<' al Anaheim Disposal a week ugo caused $15,000 damage. There have been no re· ports or injurieli. Rangel said residents of the citi es hi s company ser ves can expect pickups Monday. He said trucks will complete Mondav pickups C\'cn if it means getting a late start on Tuesday. Carl Lindeman, business representative for Teamsters Union Local 396, said he was dis- appointed the cities affected failed to come up with additional money. ''lf the pressure comes from the cities maybe we can work this thing out," Rangel said. fi'ro•PageAl CAL CUP ••. ing her to the weather mark by 49 seconds. Skipper Moloshco and tacti- cian Argyle Campbell both ad· milted they chose the wrong com binalion of sails on the first weather leg, forcing them to make a heads'l change half way up lhe weather leg and allowing Merlin to gain more to weather. Merlin started the race with a full main and a medium No. 2 jib In tho 14·knot breeze while Drifter's crew chose a reefed main and a large No . 1 jib. Merlin displayed better boat speed on the first downwind leg, beating Drifter to the mark by two minutes. At that point it ap- peared the race would not be close. But with a better sail com- bination and the ability to play the windshifls in the lightening breeze, Drifter showed signs of making a match race or the af. fair, gaining over a minute on Merlin and trailing by only 37 seconds at the second rounding of the weather m;lrk. Feelii:ig that Drifter was back in contention, Moloshco engaged Merlin in a furious jibing duel but to no avail. Merlin's crew matched their rival jibe-for-jibe and gained back most of the ground they had lost on the weather leg. "I have never done any match racing," commented Lee after the race, "so today I appointed Rob Wade tactician and just listened and steered the boat. The victory by Merlin threw the Cal Cup into a rubber match for the first time in the history of the event. In past years the win· ner has wrapped it up in two straight, with the third race be- ing sailed for a consolation prize. Gyro Defect Urused Flight Over Russia COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) -The navigator of a South Korean jetliner forced down in the Soviet Union said late Satur- day that lhe plane wandered 1,000 miles off course "due to a defect oflhedirectional gyro. Navigator Lee Kun-shik made the comment al a news con- ference after he and the pilot or the Korean Air Lines plane ar- rived here from the Soviet Union, where they were released early Saturday. Pilot Kim Chang-kyu praised Soviet authorities for releasing the passengers and crew and "for their good treatment over the week we were there." Both men, looking haggard, declined to discuss Soviet an- nouncements that they admitted guilt for violating Soviet air space. Kim also declined to discuss the events leading up to the shooting or the KAL jet by a Russian jet, which killed two passengers. He said that after being hit, he immediately descended and spent an hour and a half looking for a landing spot before he set the Boeing 707 down on a frozen lake. Officials said the men would be examined by doctors here, and sent home after two days of rest. lie expects lo be back on re· gular schedule by May 8. Fro• Page Al SUNDAY DAILY PILOT ••""'"'" w"" P·. •O~·H • Id J)u'", fW"f" JIO It ( .. lff V• • P'"~''Mn4 •nd C..MIAI "A.lf'l>"'<iH TJr.OMHICttwlt [Olfo• n ..... ,. "'~ .. M f'll"eOI,., f;.cl'tor C•refM...-. Svnderldltor OlfiCH Cl>ollMt\o )l'IW•lln"'!Str('>I '-.etru"• Be•(" 1\~Ci .. fW'ltY"'fSli"' tfo1no,,qt1n n •• , +\' ''''" 8o1te<,, f\ovl•¥1'1"d ~°'11itt)'f(~ V.tllo· 7S>01 ll "'••Ao."' •t \.41rt D1~to, '"w1-, T•letil)one (714)84.2-4321 Clenllfed Adwertlalng 142·&111 ,.,.i.&M .. v .. , .. , Non OfH<• H,-6310 ...... ~, ............ 4M-U>O ~·-....,ll()f1~0C..,..,¥""1t""""ll~ 5'0.12'° ~":"''t: ::. ~=-~•I ,~~'3J= ,,.,r-., ., ••w•'""""'flitr:' "''''" "'•• .,., ... ~ •• " .. •11-1 tjN(lll ,., ... , ....... , '""""''-· ,_.,.,., rt•u ,...,,._. o~ d .. Ct\t• Mit1• (,ill h"f'l 4 ,Vt\U 'O'••l'll b¥ ' "''l•• \1 '' ~f\tM•' bY flltlftLJ.4 \0 ,..._.,~lt, f'ft•llUfV ... , ...... -~, ........... . TAX TALLY ••• -from SJ.26 in 1966-67 to the· current $43.41. <Ten Ytiars ago most fire pro. tection services we.re in the County Service Dis trict 8 category and cost closer lo $20. Also the figures now include paramedic services.) To the contrary, the Wells' taxation for water and sewage disposal through the Moulton Niguel Water District hos decreased. Water and sanltaUon service taxes in 1967 were $171.8!5. Cur- rently. they are $131.45, an ap- proximate 23.5 percent de· crease. Meanwhile, the county'• general fund tax bill moved from $87.53 to $147. 78 -up 88.8 percent over the ll·year 1>41rlod. One or the largest tax In·· creases In the Wells' blll ts for County Ser\'ice District 8 which maJntalns local atrccu, purchases parks and maintains local parks and open apace areaa lncludlftg atsftt medlans. The Welll were btned S13.88 tor dialr14 aorvlcea in 1961. ___ .... Their current bill is for $55.S.S. an increase or 300 percent. To maintain county regional pa rks and its harbor district, the Wells paid $4.79 in 1967. This :rear, that bill moved to $18.43, a big 284 percent hike. Added to the list are several other special taxes hardly worth menllonin1 becaus e of their small amounts or litUe lncrease over the ll-yenr span. And strange as it. may seem county otflclals have generated theae big tax-dollar increases whllo reduclnt the tn rate. In 1967, the tn rate was set at ah:no•l $16.14 per $100 or 88• seaaed valuation. Thls yeAr's t.Ax rote has been t:ut to f 12.26. The ncreased but ls due to the htahcr valuo of the Wella' oncc- rural home. Jn 1961, lt carried an assessed value ot $.5,930. Today its Hleued value Is $12,860. Its full value, the Wells' tax atalement ltldlcatu, ii $.51,460. But 1QC1 couldn't buy It for ?en than '80,900 -and that probably woW.cl ~aateal. •r • PJll'IUlU Buena Park poftce. The vehicle he was driving crashed into a freeway embank· rnent just south or the Broadway overpass tn Anaheim tn the J'li. day night incident. · Roy M. Uva, 19, of Cerritos, sustained a s houlder wound from lhe same shotgun r~und. He remained hospitallzed today at UCI Medical Center where his condition was reported satisfac-tory. The name et the other fbvenne · 17. was not released by Anaheim pollce who are continuing an in· vesUgation. He remains jailed in Anaheim 2 Jailed, 4 Injured In Costa Mesa Tiff Two Costa Mesa men re- mained jailed today. booked on multiple charges, following an altercation with four men or Arab descent e arlier in the weekend. The four. residents of an apartment nt 1565 Santa Ana St., Costa Mesa, were nursing cuts . and bruises after the late Friday night incident, but did not re- quire hospitalization. They are Kassim Qureisis, Mohssen A. Alvadh, Abdul Ahamd and Muhsin Nasser. M lchael Dugan. 23. and Oren Harrison Jr., 25, were jailed and booked on charges bf assault with a deadly weapon, burglary, malicious mischief and hit and run, police said. They were apprehended in a rented truck near 19th Street and Orange A venue. They had earlier apparently backed their truck into the front door of an apartment at the San- ta Ana Street address. A fight broke out and Dugan used his bell buckle aa a weapon, .police said. Harrison reportedly drew a knife, but dld not use it. The truck, which was im- pounded, was empty, police said. Police are seeking further clues as lo what sparked the in-cident. and along with Uva is char,ed wlth murder. police said. 1• Buena Park police joined vie chase at Beach Boulevard.a11d the ~T'te8ta· P'rt!ewe,... efftcers Steve O'Neil and Anthony Kelly said they heard gunfire coming from the vehicle and flred at its rear tires. Officer Kelly reportedly fired his shotgun once when the vehi· cle attempted to ram the patrol unit. Although some reports claim someone poked a shotgun out a window of the motor home and opened fire on the Buena Park police caNls the pursuit entered the city of Anahe1m, police said Saturday they were awaiting balllsUc tests to determine if the shotgun or pistol found in the vehicle had been fl red. The Incident ended at approx- imately 7:30 p.m. It had began two and a hair hours earlier when Los Angeles County sheriff deputies were sent to a Cerritos business on a tip thitl a robbery would occur there. The vehicle, reportedly stolen last Wednesday from a Buena Park dealer, passed one of the LA County patrol units in a sus- picious manner, reports show. The chase ensued with the vehi- cle reaching speeds of 75 miles per hour. 3 Years After. •• Vietnam war's ·anniversary prompts reflections Key general ln Vietnam laments U.S. lack of will By The Associated Preas Following are excerpts or an interv~ew with Gen. William c. Westmoreland <Ret.) by George Esper, one or the AP correspon-dents who covered the war. Q. What are BOme of I/OUT ~noncl thoughts on the third art· niversary of the foll of Saigon? A. Needless to say, like any of us who served over there try- ing to carry out our national policy. we're saddened by the result. Arter all, we expended a great deal in resources and lives over there to achieve what was heralded, certainly al the outset, as a noble and a very idealistic objective. Our system wasn't able lo sustain the commitment and one can make a case that the commitment shouldn't have been made in the first place. But the lessons to be learned are numerous. Q. Does Vietnam Ifill haunt you in any WCI!/' A. The military were given a job"ttf'CIO by political authority and we put our heart and souJ into it. We did our besl. Our best was not good ellOugh. However, l would say parenthetically that although we lost the war, we didn't lose a single battle above com· pany level. In the fmaJ analysis, politically we were not successful. I'm terribly disappointed that our country falled to do what it set out to do. But one bas to be philosophical about these things. Q. Were the re&uUs of the war worth the effort , considering casualt1es, disruption of the U.S. political scene and side effects on U.S. society and the U.S. mU1tary? A. One gains very little from defeat. Certainly, in hindsight, what we expended to carry out this highly idealistic, and I would r say moralistic, commitment went fo r naught. If our crystal ball -the crystal ball of the policymakers, the political authority -could have foreseen this development, their judgment would have been, well, cer- tainly it's not worth H. So il's only logical that our policy would have been con- siderably different. Unfortunately, since we didn't act that way, our system didn '& respond that way. Q. Do you have anJI regreu on the Vietnam wutMOuuico War personally? A. I certainly regret that we did not succeed. There·s no satisfaction in failure. Golf game fills time (or.Gen. Westmoreland. Was war worth losses? Q. Could the war hove been ioon? A. Iri ~ ~ aaal~P, 1W had the power but we didn't have the will. · • . . ' By GEORGE ESPER At-&.'41111Prft1Wrttw His eyes were sad. those of a broken man. "It's finished." the lieutenant colonel of the Saigon police said. The colonel walked 10 feet away from me to the front of a war memorial slaluc, fingering his pistol. He did an about fa ce. s aluted the statue, raised his pistol and fired a shot into his heed. Three years ago today, the war was finished. The guns fell silent across Vietnam. But the memories still haunt many of us. .Many Vietnnmese came to the Associated Press bureau to beg us to intercede with U.S. officials for their evacuation or to take them with us when we left. Most of our Vietnamese stare, left to be with their families despite our efforts to calm them. When the lone rcmalning teletype operator read the bulletin that I had handed him lo transmit, reporting that North Viet· namese troops were in front o! the Caravelle Hotel, he started to run from the room. Colleague Peter Arnett and I held him down until he cleared the bulletin. I bad wondered for years how the war would end, and I had often joked with my colleagues that J would be the lasl correspon- dent in Saigon, and on the telephone when the North Vietnamese came. That's exactly how it happened. Two NorJh Vietnamese soldiers walked into our office. 1 was on the telephone, vainly try· ing to get a circuit to anywhere. Vietnam was a wa r that most Americans wanted to forget as quickly as possible, but not all or them succeeded. And there are other reminders. MAGGIE BURNETT is 48, her hair turned gray. She lives in Pelham, N.H. While the war for most others ended three years ago, she's still seeking peace ol mind. On her rtahl wrist, she wears the sU~r mlssin&·in·actlon bracelet of her husband, Cot. Sf\eldon Burnett. She has no real hope that he's still aUve, but, "what If? Stranger things have been known to happen." "He certainly belleved In what he was doln1," ahe says softly, "b~t Jt Just cost too much. I don't think It was worth the price.'' Would she be more at peace lf the Defense Oepartmt1nt, now reviewing her husband's status, declared him dead? "l don't k1'10w. Sometimes I think tr they dec:larod him dead, maybe that would do lt. But then l don't know Jr l can accept their Jualsoyin1, 'WeU, that's U. •" \ Final da,·s didn't bring end to pain for many Saigon policemen died beneath heroic statue commemorating battle. -. Sondav. Apttl 30, 1978 DAILY PILOT ·I !J OM.V PtlOT ' 'Br.eak-in 'CAxnunoner' • Trial a Pandora's BOx? l I PR Job' AJOneAmong Very Rich , Mystery Woman, Wiretaps in Question -Nixon NEW YORK CAP> -Richard .M . Nixon says be regarded the Watergate break-in at rlrst as .. just a pubUc relations problem that only needed a public rela- tions solution." He says in his memoirs that he convinced himself for more than 10 monlhs that he was not involved in the cover-up ac- tivities that made his top aides, H.R . Haldeman and John D. Ehrlict>man, vulnerable to criminal charges. The Nixon memoirs, which will appear in bookstores in May at a list price or $19.95, arc being syndicated by a subsidiary or the New York Times. In the first of seven installments, appearing Saturday afternoon in the Sun- day edition of the Chicago Tribune, Nixon adds little to what is known about the break- · in and the subsequent White House cover-up efforts. He says he learned of the J\llle 17, 1972 break-in at the Democratic party national head- q u a r tets the following day through a story in the Miami Herald. Nixon was weekending in Florida and he said he dis- missed lhe burglary es a prank. Protesters Gather GOLDEN, Colo. <AP> -Hun· dreds of anti-nuc l ear demonstrators galhered Satur- day for the largest protest ever held at the Rocky Flats nuclear weapons plant, the nation's only facility whi c h produces plutonium components for nuclear weapons NEW YORK CAP) With one exception, the rich est Americans are members of r~u:nilies with familiar names and hefty . histories, Town & Country magazine says in its May issue. An article entitled "The Wealthiest Americans " ll1ts eight families nnd one individual -80-year-old Daniel K. Ludwig of New York -with net worths estimated at $600 million lo $S billion. LUDWIG, with an estimated riet worth or $2 billion to $3 billion, is the exception among trie well- known wealthy. He owns "a vast empire which in· eludes the largest U.S. oil tanker fleet," it said. The top eigh~ families listed by the magazine in- clude the du Ponls of Wilmington, Del.,.and the Mellons of Pittsburgh, Pa., each with net worths estimated at $3 billion; the Rockefellers of New York, $1 billion to $2 billion. WITH estimated net worths ranging from $600 million to Sl billion: the Fords of Detroit, Ford Motor Co.; the Hun•c; of Dallas, oil; the Pew.; of Philadelphia, dtscendents of the founder of Sun Oil; the Pritzkers of Chicago,. Hyatt Hotels, real estate, manufacturing. ALEXANDRIA, Vtt. (AP> - Constitutional issues that parallel and. may eclipse those of tbe Watergate era will be aired this week in the trial of two men indicted on charges of spying for communist Vietnam . The tw~ Ronald L. Humphrey and David Truong, are scheuduled to go on trial In U.S. District Court here Monday on charges of espionage, con- spiracy and failure to register as foreign agents. LA WYERS IN the case are estimating that the trial could last about three weeks. Convic· lion on the seven-count indict· ment against each o( the two men could result in minimum penalties of five years in prison to a maximum or life. Truong, 32, is a Vietnamese national who has lived in the United States !or 13 years. Hum· phrey, 42, served as an omcer in the U.S. Information Agency. The government is alleging lhat Truong and Humphrey carried out their espionage activities during a period roughly running from April 1977 until their arrest Jan. 31. The trial will raise serious constituUonat questions that ap- pro a ch -and may go well beyond -questions raised dur- ing the Watergate scandal, such as what 'constitutional limita· lions are there on the power ot the presidency. Among them are these: -THE JUSTICE Department has sought to base its case in part.on a wiretap installed under presumed presidential authority to act in a foreign intelligence case wilhout prior approval by any· federal court. The depart- ment says~his ay never have happened -President arter authoriied Attorney General Griffin Bell. through the FBI. to install a hid· den microphone in the downtown Wa s hington apartment or Truong. That action also may have been taken without prece· dent. -Carter authorized a videotape of Humphrey in the U.S. Information Agency office where he was a watch officer with a top security clearance. -The president gave authori· ty to the FBI to open and photo· graph sealed mail to Truong, which the government contends was sent through a courier from Communist Vietnam sources in Paris. ' -BELL TESTIFIED for several hours at pre·lrial hear· ings before U.S. District Judge Albert V. Bryan Jr. of the· Eastern District of Virginia. The Justice Department has said no attorney general ever testified 1 before m such a case. A key feature of the trinl will be the testimony of Dung Thi Mi Hung Krall. a Vietnamese worn an who has testified briefl y prior to the trial. She swore she delivered packages and en- velopes between Truong and Vietnamese officials at U.N. headquarters in New York and officials taking part in Paris peace talks that took place for some years after the war ended. Dung Krall is an enigmatic figure. She is the daughter of a man who was Vietname~e am· bassador to Moscow ; she is mar- ried to an American who has been described as a Navy in· telligence officer. .. '• " .. .. • ! Fat Rats Indict Diet Ernest !\lorial. who will be ,. . ..\worn in ~londay as the 1 first black mayor of New Orl~ans predicts .. some peo- ple will hate me. but most of the people of this city a re going lo be crazy about me." II WASHINGTON CAP> -The governtnent put 200 obese rats on strict protein diets similar to those blamed for the deaths of 16 women, and 95 percent or the animals died within a month. The rats' deaths seemed to bear striking similarities lo those of the women who the gov· ernment said were victims of a popular liquid prot~in modified fast. Tbe 16 \vomen, all between the ages of 25 and 44, died suddenly, generally following cardiac ar- rhythmias, which are ir- regularities in heartbeat seem- ingly similar to those observed in the rats. The Food and Drug Ad· ministration has attacked the li- quid protein diet as ~g poten- tially lelhal. FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy i>aid, however. there have been no recent re· ports of dellths linked lo the diets. A spokesman for the FDA said preliminary results of the study of fat rats indicate that females "are dramatically more suscep- tible to diets of th.is kind than males, although we don't know why." The studr also indicates that vitamins and minerals , parlicularly potassium, pro- longed lhe life of the dieting rats for a few days but were not suffi· cient lo keep them healthy. Fighter Sale Gains ci I ·: WASHINGTON (AP) -'1 Prospects for congressional ap- proval of President Carter's pro· · posed Mideast jct fi ghter sale have improved since the ad-., ministration "dropped the buzz words "a ll -or -nothing package."' Senate Majority Leader Hobert C. Byrd said Saturday. ByTd said he supports the $4.8 billion sale of 60 F-15s to Saudi Arabia, 50 F-5Es lo Egypt and 75 F ·l6s and t5 F-1.Ss lo Israel. [Jid Juli,e Rep-W,ce Pat in Defending Njxon? .. ti She Responded to Press As If Canlpaigning for Office t:d1cor'it Nole The /ollowmg ex cerpt is adapted from (he book. "The LondJI Lady of San Clemente. The Story (If Pat Nixon," (cJl978 by Lester Dauid. Reprinted by permis.rion of Thomas. Y. Crowell Co. The full-length boo~ f.ljll be published bf#' c~u bt fate '1.lm· mer. t:. By LE$,.'l:ER DA VJD It was not juat ~ater~le; Pat Nixon was worned, too, about the tensions she saw developing between her daughters and their husbands because or the grow- ing scandal. Jlumors began floating around the capitol that the marriages or both couples, Julie and David Ei11enhower, Tricia and Edward Cox, were undergoing strains. Neighbors in Bethesda, where the young Eisenbowers llved, noticed lhat Julie and David no longer joined them in lawn Yolleyball games and shunned invitations to informal gather- ings in lhe evening. David gave thought \.0 transferring from the George Washington University Law School in the capitol to the University of Ch.icago. His own emotions, he admitted, fluctual· ed between despondency and euphoria. Ile abandoned the idea or leaving town because it would have been interpreted as "ru.n· ning away." As 1973 faded Julie was-tum· ing to religion for inner peace. She sought spiritual counsel from the Rev. Dr. Billy Graham. Early in 1974 sbe joined some wives of senators and representatives al weekly Bible classes. "It was difficult al home for both young couples," says former press secretary Helen McCain Smith. David, a law stu- dent, and Ed Cox, who wfS already a practicing lawyer. knew conslderabl)f .Jnore about the legal aspects of the situation than did Julie and Tricia. The young wive~ d efensive about their father, argued emo- tionally, tending tp ignore the re· alities; their young husbands, more logical, urged the girls to face and understand the facts, which were becoming increas- ingly ominous. A rift 'wh.ich Helen Smith ac- tually terms a crisis developed between Julie and David. "It was bound to be," Mrs. Smith says. "They were both so very young, and the conflicts, given their respective points of view, were inevitable." There were many a r guments, loo, though less serious, between Ed and Tricia. For her part, Pat Nixon was upset because David was talking too much to too many people. Helen Smith: "She felt he was being too out- spoken, giving too many in· terviews. Because David was readily accessible at the school, the press would catch him and ask their questions, and David -would reply frankly. Too frank· ly. Mrs. Nixon thought. Many times, she felt he was speaking out of turn. ''She loved David and she loved Ed, and she preferred that neither one of them speak out at that delicate time because it wa~ a dilficult period for the family, and she didn't w~t them to get hurt ana didn't want them in- volved in the whole con - troversy." However it was Julie, and not Pat, whO did get involved, and very deeply, in defending the president. 1 In private Pnt Nixon was stone and iron, bucking her hus band up in his depressed moods, telling him again and again that all would be weU, near the end urging him to re- j ect capitulation. But she was never able to come to his s upport publicly. As speculation grew that the cover-up of the Watergate burglary might reach as high as the Oval Office, television viewers and newspaper readers wondered why they were seeing and hearing Julie Eisenhower in spirited support or the president, and not the most logical first de· fender, his wife. "In the months since the Watergate hearings began," wrote journalist Nora Ephron, "she (Julie) has become her father's ... First Lady in prac- tice if not in fact." His daughter's public defense of him began the day after he announced in a nationally televised speech that his aides, H .R. Halde man and John Ehrllcbman, "two of the finest public servants it has been my privilege lo know." had re- signed. She had gone down to Disney Showers Sweep Plains Southeast Suffers Through Moderate Fl,oodiRK IJ.S. 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"I thlnk-that the GOP and the rest of the nation,·• she said, "will realize that this was j\.ISt seven men wh6 made a mistake, and others made a misvake by trying to cover it up. That speech las t night was very h eartfelt." At the time not much attention was paid to these first remarks of hers, but before the whole of Watergate came to {ts end, Julie had given 138 -interviews in all parts of the country. She ap- peared on television talk shows and held so many press con· ferences one would have thought she was campaigning for office. In addition to her White House duties, Julie had a $25,000·a-year job with the Saturday Evening Post, where she originated and edited articles, and was working on two books. She conducted garden tours ror handicapped children, at· tendea galas and jamborees, dedicated parks. education cen· ters, hospitals. At each of these the event was overshadowed by th e ans wers s he gave to newspeople about Watergate and her father. Always s he was charming, poised, attractive and· agile-minded. They loved her everywhere. Jn many of her appearances and special interviews Julie took pains to stress that she was act· lng -0n her own, that the presi· dent had "never asked me to go out and take ques tions on Watergate." But he never asked her to stop, either, as Madeleine Ed- monson and Alc;Sen Duer Cohen point out in .. The Women of Watergate." And Time magazine wrote in June 1973: "She talks over \vltb her father how to handle the lhorniestques· lions." Logic and event.a do bot sup- port Julie's contenUon that she acted independently. Item; On July 4, 1973, she had lunch with two 'ti.t1re-setvice re· porters at the San Clemente Inn, a mllo from the estate, and made a sensational disclosure through them: The president had comldered resigning over Watergate but the famlly hod talked him out of the Ide.a. Her fdther, she said, had sum· toot\ d the family togetmir at Camp David on May ' and asked t.heni all if they tbouaht be should qu1L , "We sa.Jd no." Julia sald, and her statement made world headlines, "bcuuse reslgntng would be an admlsslon or wroo&· dol.Ar. aod we also felt tbat b~ was the man for the job, and that h bad started •ltlm,s and needed-to flnlsh tbem." IN HA9PIER DAYS OUTSIDE WESLEY HEIGHTS HOME Julie, Pat and Tricia Posed Outing Vice Presidency Item : On May 7. 1974. she stood with her husband David under a grape arbor in the East Garden and relayed to a throng or news people the president's decision to fight impeachment. There had been another fami- ly conference, this time aboard the presidential yacht Sequoia, on the mounting moves to oust Nixon from office. He had made a decision, Julie announced. He was going to .. lake this constitutionally down to the wire." And she herself was out there answering ques· lions because the media, she said, had been insistently asking how the family was reacting lo lhe Impeachment demands. "The media," she said, "must be reassured from members of the family that my father is not gotng to res ign." For 40 minutes, as long as a prcsiden· tial press conference, she stood there parrying questions while Nixon himself was i1'side the White House and Pat remained secluded. The question bee,omes: Was it JuUe's idea to announce Nixon's lntenUon to fight to the end, or was she delegated to do so? Was Nixon, in short, au aJong cltllberatety using the charm, rou\hful pretllness and endear- mg devoUon ot his dauahter to p~t bis c1se before the American peopl ln a desperate effort to sUll tho rlSfng clamor for his expulsion !tom ollicc? t Hired lf elcn Smltb lt sht cquld shtd some additional llabt. Her answers aro revealing. The readar Is reminded that Mrs~ Smith is Intensely loyal to the Nixon family. A one-lime newspaperwoman , she also possesses a reputation for credibihty. "Television is the media of to- day," Helen Smith told me. "While Mrs. Nixon was very good one·lo-one, she never, never, never was at home on television or speaking publicly. She Celt that meeting people and being available and talking was her strength. J ulie, being more the vounger generation, was more accustomed to television and to public speaking, and this is why.'· Was Ulis, I asked, a conscious decision on the part of the familv? "Yes, it was. Julie was the one. Julie liked it." A decision of the whole family? "Yes, I think it was, although mind you. I don't think either the president or Mrs. Nixon wanted JuUe to take lhe brunt or it the way sho did. But when it came to one person being the ob- vious one to do It (defend the president) it ren on Julie. ''Tricia didn 'l want to do it. It was not Tricia ·s liCe. and Julie had been doing n great deal or It Anyway, and Julle was a vary good public speaker, and Julie and David were more poUUc.alJy minded. So somehow h becamo Julie's role. Julie herself wanted to do it." .., To make tfie point. absolutdy certain, 1 a11ktd the key qucaUon one more time:-Wu j\ a fal'Dlly decision~ "lt was a Nixon famUy do- dalon,'' said Mrs. Smith. .. ,I I ... ,, .. ,, ' I II •• I jf .. ,, ,. 'I ' . •' ' "• . ., II '" II ,,, ) I , .. STATE NEWS Sund.,: April 30. 1978 OAILY PILOT .4.:> . j Nudism Nixed . Elders Top Teen ~Dyers~-: ' Too Much for Universit y . Rerord Companies May Switch Tactics . MARTlNEZ f» 11. former patient of the psychiatric ward at Contra Custa County Hospital was bein(( held by policP Satur- day in connection with the rape of a woman putient, the second sexual assault a t the hospital in less than five weeks. The assault Friday followed another on Easter Sunday, when a woman patient was raped as she lay strapped to a bed in the ward. POLICE SAID lhc \'ictim of Friday's attack, a 26-year-ol~ Pittsburg woman, was loo frightened to scream or fight oft her attacker. Another woman in the same s ix·bcd room also was frightened and remained s ilent. police s aid. Arrested and book<.'d fo r in· vestigation of the ntpe was Ches ler L. llarris . 27. ~1artinez police officer Stuul Mahler identified 1 larris as a recent pa- ticn t of the psyl·hialric ward who was tlil>chargcd a few days :.igo. Mahler said Harris was visit- l n g during the hospital 's scheduled visiting hours when he began harassing the victim. Although she told the man lo leave and left the room herself, h<.' followed her and allegedJy raped her later in the room, :\Iahler ~aid. ··There were no threats or \\e apons involved." Mahler said. The \\Oman. he s aid. was ··pr('lt~ ~haken. nen ou~ and up- ~l't. .. r I lUVE.RSlDE <AP J In earnest :.upport ot the ove rall tan. u group of 1>tudents ut l 'C Jtlvers ide have asked that nude sunballung be allowed on camp~. The Associated Students Leg1slaltve Council told Vice Chancellor Louis J. Loo in ~ letter lhlit enough student. in· teresl had developed through petitions and discussions th1t~ sunbathing in the all-together sh ould. &l the bare minimum, be given a try. Leo lmmcdi1:4tely and firmly disagreed. The vice chan· cellor said nude sunbuthing Is "oot an appropriate activity fot' fl ~ollege, and besides, it would require restricting ac- cess to public propert~·. ·' The nude sunbathing proposal was promoted by 2S· year-old graduate student James llammQnd. His idea is to fllow burr sunbathing by screening orr part of the campus J)ool area and covering huge windows of lhe physic;ul education building, which overlook the area. The public administration student also favors nude swimming. Thal was a bit much for the council. which re· Jected the suggestion. Mean\\hile. Hammond insisted his proposal 1s serious and that it is not a new rite or spring for college camp~es in the tradition or panty raids and streaking. Hammond will fmd out how many of his classmates agree wilh him next week. Students will be asked during a campus election whether they favor a two-week trial for the total tan. labs Say Paraquat Taints Third Of Pot SAN FRANCISCO (AP> - Two California laboratories that have tested more than 5.000 marijuana samples in the past month report that al lt:ast c.i third of the pol tested was taint- ed with the herbicicre Paraqual. But medical authorities !.ay there 1s YC'l no medical evidence directly linking Paraquat· tainted pot to ailments reported by two dozen mariJuana smokers undergoing treatment here. smokers. s aid Dr. Ronald Teague. head of a local drug abusc program that tested the !>am pies. The laboratories in Palo Alto and Fresno <Jrc the only ones in the !.late no\\ lcl>ting marijuana for Pa raqua\. LOS ANGELES <AP) The booming U.S. record t>UsiJ\ess, according t.o an lnduislr~ legend , bec~me the biggest uC ull ishow bus inesses because American parents never tire or giving thdr teenybopper s enough loot to k eep Shaun Cassi<.ly, Peter Frampton, eL al, living in high style. · But a startling industry sur- vey recently released shows that the basic premise or the demo- g r-phics-minded industry is false: JT IS NOT. the study says, mostly teen-agers "ho have been oiling lhe wheels or the thundering record business. but their older brothers and sisters and their parents. The study, commissioned by lhe giant Warner Communica- tions Inc.. purports lo be the first thorough. scientific ex- amination or just who is buying those \'inyl discs lo the tune of $3 billion a )'<.'Ur. Customers who buy rock music are far and away the in· dustry's biggest spenders. and il has always been supposed that kids ill the 10· 19 age bracket were the bulk of those buyers. When Shaun Cassidy or Kiss got those teen juices flowing, re- cord bosses seemed to believe, relief came in the form ot a t rip to the record store. BUT T ll E SURVEY, "establishes as myth" that as- sumption. showing that while kids 10·19 account for 28 percent or all record purcha .. "s. the 25·44 year-old portion of our popula lion accounts for a whopping 38 percent or prerecorded music purchases. The 20-24 year -old MORE llfAN TEEN FANS Singe·, Shaun Cassidy group is the biggest single purchasing block, making 22 per cent or lhe total record purchase!>. So, there·s jwe after 20 after all. llul don't expeN any drastic (•hanges in the sort of record!. that are made. JUSl in the \\a~ the~ 're marketed. "The d~w the sun C\ came out. we didn't stop !>0hipping Shaun Cassidy, l can tell you that," Warner's Bob Merlis said Fnday. "But \\C did start think· Ing about broadc-nin~ his market. We·found out there artt- pcople O\'Cr 20 who like him." r.1 ERLIS SAID the findings or ,, the survey would likely have,. ·: some effect "further down the , line," probably in shifting of the I• sales pitch to un older audience .• '. ,. But I don't think the com - pany is saying. 'Let's go out and , • hign Perry Como.' It used to be '1 that the record business was ,~. strictly tt~n~\"illc. but now you "•:' can 't count on that uny more.· \, cause there aren 'l that maO\· ':. teens. So. we work on gelling • those older people who huy re- cords lo buy our records.'· .. rn a seru.c. the data 15 good news for the industry. Dem1>-··' gr aphic charts show the U.S ''\ teenage population will ~lrop by . , nearly six million from 1977 figures by 1985. a projection .., which would have spelled bad .•., news for the record industry if t'i l<:ens \\<.>re in fact the biggest re· ., • , cord buyers. BlJT THE industry·s high· , rolling customers, the 25-44 I. r year .olds, will be l!rowing in.size .. ' by 1985, up nearly 13 million •I from \977 figures, s uggesting that if buying patterns remain . , r e l ali\'ely stable. "the pre- recorded music industry has nothing to fear from the shifting • &. demographic:. in th e lJ.S ' l population ... the l>un•ey said ·n The !.urn•}·. based on fuce·to·.' face interviews with 3.3ss·~r rel>pondcnts. was drawn up b»', '1 Cniversity or JlhnoJs researcher ·:' Dr. :\lartin Fishbein and con· ' ducted by National Analysts re·., ~ search firm. · '· ,·,.: WHILE TllE attack was OC· curing Friday afternoon, another man was indicted by a t:ounty grand jury on charges he raped a 44-year-old woman pa· tient of the ward Easter Sunday. The herbicide. believed to cause lung damage if swallowed or absorbed in large quantities, was sprayed on Mexican mari- JUa n a fields in an effort to eradicate them and has con- taminatcd marijuana smuggled into the United States. ~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Sidney E. l\lilchell, 22, is to be arraigned Monday on the rape l'harges. He also faces trial May 30 on charges stemming from th e rape and kidnap of a lll'rcules \\Oman last Sep· C1:mbl•r. :\I 1tchcll was a putienl in the mental ward al the lime of the rape la-.l munlh. Sheriff's of· flccrs s aid he was being held in the county jail on the earlier rape charces. but was transfered to the hospital after he tried to eat light bulbs. OFFICIALS FR01'1 PharmChem. a non-profit re- search firm in surburban Palo Alto, reports that the contamina- tion rate on more than 4,000 marijuana samples it has tested is running over 32 percent. Authorities in Fresno also said Friday that 43 percent of samples lert with them by 715 pot-s m okers contained Para- quat. Because of the high percentage of contamination. the Cenler for Disease Control io Atlanta has begun a study ·of Paraquat's effects on Fresno Infant Son Safe Police Return Stolen Baby EXETER (!\Pl -Acting on a tip, authorities here found an 8·day-old baby boy, s natched from a hospital here Friday, in the home of a Porterville \\Oman Saturday. Exeter police and Tulare County s heriff's deputies <Arrested Patricia Lavonne Maynard. 24, for investi~alion or the kidnapping of the son of Oliva Hodriguc1., 17, of nearby Lindsay. The boy, described ----------as underweigh·l and PH AR~1CllE~I officials also said Fndav that tests of a numbcr of do-il·yourse1f kits for dl•tl•c·t1n~ Paruquat in mari· juLJn:i :-.hm\Cd the kits were incf- fc<"li \"C In San Franci$co, ~<\ persons ure being treated and studied by u <.'linic in the city's Haight- J\shbury area for symptoms in· e luding labored breathing, coughinj!. open sores in the mouth and migraine headaches. l J needing medical treat· .... 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LOCATION FREE SESSIONS (come to 1ny one) Coate Meaa Mond1y South Coe1t Pin• Hotel t.111y 1 or a 86a Anion Blvd. 7:30 pm Weatminater/Hun tington Beach Buffums • • Monday Westminster Mall May 1 or 8 80111 Ave .. at San Ol~go Frwy 7 pm (Quilt Room Aestaur1!11) San .laan Capia frano Womtn'a Club Tuesday 31-442 El Homo, May 2 or 9 olf Si n Diego Frwy 7:30 pm Hantl•gtoa Beach Huntington Beech Inn · 2t 112 Peclflc CoHI Hwy lag11aaHllla Hy1TI Lodgt 23932 PHeo de V•l•ntll NewportB .. cla Newport Beech Merriott Hotel 900 Newpor1 Center Drive Newport Beacb Newpor1ttl' lnnlO•I Webb's 1107 Jamboree Road Wednesday M1y3or 10 7:30 pm Wednead1y M1y3or10 7:30pm Tl'lursd1y Mey 4or11 7:30pm S1turday Mayllor13 101m SEMINAR STARTS Mond1y M1y 15 7:30 pm Monday May 15 7pm Tuesday May 16 7:30pm Wednesday May17 7:30pm WednHday Mey17 7:30pm Thursday Mey 18 7:30pm S1turd1y Mey20 101m For 1 COfl'IOltt• list of 111 57 meeting locetlons throllf1hout Los Angeles. Vtntur1, Orenge, San Bernerdlno, S1nt111 Barber• 1nd Rlvefside Countltt, •••our Id In the Lot Artgelce Time11. 2t243 Venture Blvd .• Woodland Hiii•, Cal. 91364 '·• I ' q ''\ '"7\ ' ~·:,\ "\.,1"1) .'I •r.1'1 _,11} . ' ,,. I ~t·.~ !. Jf I ,. ,,,, .. ,.' •!l' t .. , f 11:1•• i.. :;t~J r 'v fl • ... r 1:"v 'i ~. ) •• ·11 '~~ : .• ·J ,,.._,., f.-.. ., .. ! ··" n ::•; ..-,,.t, I .. , ... ... ,:~ >'"I l ·. '). ... • . .: .. . ' .. "t . ' . ~ ' . . . ,. .. .... •• • 1 .. . ' . .... ... ., ' Ae o-aeo.stD111VAlol .Edltorial Page ------------------------------------------ Sunday.Aptll30,1978 Robert N. W~/Pubtfshtr ~• ketvll/Edflot .. Week'$ Situations Provide Insights It wnsn'l a aood week for South Korean airline pu.ts, f orm~r Orange County Ccngressman Dick Hanna, St. Paul homosexuals or Superior Court Judae J ames Walsworth. The ptlots strayed several thousand mttu otf course and got their 7CY1 shot down by Soviet Dgh.ter planH. b ~anna took a six· to 30-mont.b sentence ror accepting a nbe in a Korean rice deal. In St. Paul. voters ove rturned a ci\•ll rights Jaw guaranteeing gays would not be d.lscrlmlnated against. And Judge Wals worth scored lowest on an evaluation r atlng made of 37 jurista by tbe Orange County Trial Lawyers Association. .. * * On the other band, things were looking up for Judge ~aul Banyard, who scored higheat in the lawyers' estima· t1on. And the World Health Organization reported· that for the first time in history the world has gone for alx months without a sing!~ reported case of smallpox. The once. dreaded disease -a killer for 3.000 years -ls about to be pronounced as eradicated. · Score a plus. too, for the Huntington Beach IUgh Scho~l girls' basketball team, which for the second year running won the state championship in its category. · While national figures were showing that one in three marriages i~ ending in divorce, let the sun shine on smil· ing D onny Osmond , who announced his engagement. , * * * We're all older, of course, in knowing that Shirley Temple has had her 50th birthday. Squinting at the re· runs of "Little Miss l\Iarkcr," it is difficult lo accept the fact that the dimpled darling is now a middle-aged California matron. It is pleasant, jsn 't it, that she passed into middle-age with such grace and enthusiasm. l{er contributions as ambassador to Ghana and protocol officer for the U.N. are well remembered and she's clearly not through con· j tributing to soc1cty. \ • *. :: The wol'd grace -along with flint-like honesty ·· also ,;. is in order in describing another lady in the news last week. former First Lady Betty Ford. Jn signing herself into a Long Beach hospital for treatment, Mrs . Ford typically faced the world head-on ~ and acknowledged she had unwittingly become addicted to .. . ·both alcohol and prescription drugs. ' .. 'I ' ''· ,. .. ' ' I• I .. f I, .. ' (. .. ' t Somehow. it's easy to admire this very decent person who neither hides from nor sidesteps life al its realest. ... * .. State Transportation Director Adriana Gianturco, the governor's choice to guide our freewa ys and stale highways, uncharacteris tically picked a no n· ('Onlroversial topic to sound off on last week. She's a guinst litter. ;\Is. Giunturco ~ays her department is going to spend more time and money cleaning up debris and garbage on our r oadsides. She also wants more public cooperation in not tossing the stuff there in the first place. We rather wish she would place a little more priority on restoring lighting to the hundreds of freeway .. direc· tional signs that have been allowed to deteriorate in the • past year or two, , On the other hand, with the lights O\lt, we'll only see 11 the garbage in the daytime. h *** ;: All the government's forces can't seem to scare pee>- ....... pie away from smok ing cigarettes. w But lh<' tobacco industry itself -motivated by profit. not fear nf lung c·a ncer -seems to be cutting down on the amount of ('l'll<l being pulled into the lungs . • , ... ,. The Agritulture Department says manufacturers :~ · ha,·c been ~lyl~· inc1·easing the length of filters and reduc· •• ~c ing the circumference of the cigarettes. Result: less tobac· co, more profits. •·! 11 We wish the motivation had been more noble. .... * "'. :• "u On a final note, in case you were blind and deaf this ·;i.'! past week -and if you missed the Daily Pilot's Page 3 ',.,. today -we do welcome John Wayne back home and wish him many more years of enjoying himsel£ and entertain- '' ·: ing us. *"•• • • • ·' , Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Piiot. ··: . Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and .._, : artists. Reader comment is Invited. Address The Daily Piiot. P.O. : : . Sox 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. • •• t. '- : .. 4 .. Boyd/Banjo . , Claim is that the banjo got ., its moniker from a Virginia music man nam e d J oe Sweeney who was known ·· thereabouts as Band Joe. .~ That's true. What's not true is the contention that he jo. vented it. Slaves from Africa brought ove r th e four· stringed instrument. All Band Joe did was add a fifth string. ,. -Q. "How did the defensive Tush against the quarterback come to be called 'the red dog'?" . I • • . i • \ l ' ' . ' i • . . - A. Just 30 years ago it was when the New York Giant.s linebacker, the red-haired Mr. Donald Ettinger, left his playbook position to cut loose against an opposition quarte rback. Hi s coach, Steve Owen, asked him an· grily, "What do you call that, Ettinger?•· The linebacker sald he was just "doggin," lhe • \ ~ .,,., Cl'-" .,,_.~ • """*' .... ,.,,,. ""'° ~ ,,. "**'-,,,. '*""" "' ~ .,,.,,,.,,, .. qua rterback a little. Et- tinger's three sacks that day prompted Owen to put the red- d o g play i nto the act thereafter. Q. "In the introductory clips of ABC's 'Wide World of Sports' is a shot of a skier taking a terrific tumble oft, the side of a jump. Looks as though he broke every bone in his body. Who was be? And did he survive?" A. Yugoslavian Velnko Bogataj is the man, retired in good health now at bis vlllage home. It happened during the 1970 World Skl Flying Championships at Obersdorf, West Germany. ·That spectacular fllpplng· spra"'Ung fall through the snow knocked him un - conscious, but he woke up In the ambulance oa the way to the hospital, and in a matter of minutes reported he was feeling all right again. He tried the same contest lhe next year, then quit. Q. "Whkh university cam- puses have the most crime?'' A. ln descending order: Ohio Stale, Jndlana Universl· ly :at Bloom.ington. Unlvtralty of Florida, Unlvenlty of California at Berkeley and the University ot Wisconsin at Madison. That's according to FBI crimutatlaticstorl976. Wbatevar else 1ou rnay have rud lately about tbe origin of .. cop" mtanlng poUceman, there are those who lnaltt it comes from "Conttablo on Patrol.'' Lobsters too yean •So IOlcl tor a,..,.,.... ) ... Tuition Arguments Out of Date WASIDNGTON -The TulUon Tax Credit Art, designed to pro- vide flnanclal relief to parents burdened with heavy educa- Uonal costa, w1U likely be debat· ed 1n the Senate soon. and it has a 100<1 chance of paaslna. Such an e ventuality wlJl crrate a ruckus. for the notlon of giving parents thls break and tb us helping n onpublic schools has already aroused reac- t Ions ot bigotry, -#'ec ksniffery and s hort.' sightedness approaching blind· neas. The blll. authored by Sens. Bob Packwood. R·Ore. and Danlel Patrick Moynihan, D· N. Y., addresses Itself not only to middle-class plight but also to financially strapped nonpublic schools. IN THE PAST decade, the overwhelming bulk of federal money has gone to public institu· • lions. and lbe lopsided character of this now hu caused political stirrings. People are dlsappolnted In re- cent results from public educa· Uon and are beginning to reallze that: (1) The best education of- fers diversity and choke. (2) Jt ls not good for a monopoly to~e· velop in any area or human en- deavor, including education. (3) The American educational system must provide a place for viable noopublic schools. The Packwood-Moynihan bill would allow a family to subtract up to $500 per child in tuition ex- penses from its federal income tax bill. It the family owed less than $500, it would oo refunded lhe balance of the tax credit. THIS PROGRAM would entail no new spending, but would cut the federal tax take by $4.5 billion. There 's no reason why the Carter Admjnistration couldn't ask for several billion less in its request for federal aid-to-education if it is pushing' for a better budget balance. An yway, the tuition tax credit is such a good idea that it has become dangerous . Tbe •NtDYrNG, ISW'r tr, GflN, ~ JUSf c.AN'r ACaPr1UM lAWS ARE RR MORTALS!" Mailbox monopolists tn public education are •creaming like stuck pigs over Packwood·Moynlhan. The most hysterical :and absurd outcry came from Albert Shanker, the union chieetaln who provided those lovely teacher strikes in New York Ci· ty. "Jt wUl be the beginning or the end for American pubtlc education," Schanker declared. The AFL-CJO, nearly hair or whose members are Catholics, baa also come out strongly agalnst the bill because it doesn't want to see the jobs of union teachers threatened. Ditto fo r the National EducaUon Assn. 's politburo. SECRETARY OF He alth. Education and Welfare Joseph Califano is against it because he can't stand the heat from educa· tional bureaucrat.s at HEW who have been doing things the same old way for so long that they wouldn't recognize fresh air it they whiffed it. Sen. Teddy Kennedy, D-Mass .• is against it becaus e he automatically thinks the only ·way to sotve a problem is through more spendjng, and Packwood·Mo)'Dibao IJlvolYe$ no new spending . Editorialists who worship on ~ the aJtar of secularism op~ it because it goes against their narrow faith. The American Jewish Congress raises tbe ques. tion of constitutionality. AND WHAT'S this, President Jimmy Carter opposes it and th re a lens to veto it? Is this the same Jimmy Carter who, as presidential candidate, wrote the president of Catholic Educa-tion Administrators: "The ·right or millions of Americans to choose a religious education for their children lies at the core of America's diversi· ty and strength. It is a right we dare not lose." There is thinly disguised anti. Catholicism in some of lhe mail coming to senators on the ques- tion. The old business about the Pope interfering in America and all· that, and how church and state must be kept separate. THE FACT that so senators, representing both parties and a spectrum ot the denominatioos, co-sponsored tbe bill sbowa how trilling is the concern about a papal plot. Sen. Abraham Riblcorr. D·Conn .• once HEW 1ecretary. is for the bill and doesn 't see It as a threat to tho American way of life. Moreover, where once 80 per- cent of the children tn church· related sthoolt were In Catholic schools. lhe fiaure bu dropped to 57 percent. It is the Lutheran, Baptist, Episcopal. Presbyterian and .. other sectarian" schools which have bad lhe 1reatest increases in enrollment in private schools, according lo the National Cent.er for EducatJonal Statistics. Catholic schools, especially In the cities, draw increasing num. bers of Protestant children, particularly blacks. These non· Catholic children, and the Catholic children as well, come from middle and lower income famllles. Parents enroll them fn Catholic schools because public schools forfeited. MOST OF US thought the Catholic Issue was buried with the election of John F. Kennedy in 1960. But, no, people need some form or bigotry, and anti· Catholicism has always been the a n ti-Semitism of liberal secularists. Though 7S percent of all American Catholic children at. tend public schools, and Catholic education is about as mucb danger to the republic al nny T im, there is great barrum· phing, throat-clearing and pious pleading for democracy when the subject of aid to non· public schools comes up. We don't need any of this, What we need is ootter educa· lion in aU areas, including public, and that comes where there is competition and diversity. Private and parochial schools, whether they be H~brew. Mormon. Catholic or with no church connection. help eliminate nonsense in the public schools and are a positive ln· fluence on them . Sen. Moynihan, whose own education was in public and parochial schools, .and who owe$ allegiance only to himself, wise- ly quotes Joseph Schumpeter's warning that the end of liberal society would not come about through some Marxian con- vulsion but rather by what he described as the aJow but steady ••conquest ot the private sector by tbe public sector ... 'Uncle Sam Can't Welch on Obligation' To the Editor: The men with the computers are kicking our brains out. Of course lhey are getting a lot ot help from politicians whose only consideration is what is popular and what will get votes. Social Security was a great idea, in my opinion. A working man could have a pension to look forward to with no weJrare caseworker to look over his s houlder at every cent be spends. 1 knew of a case in Santa Ana where an old couple got. a wood stove to heat the house because it would oo better for their arthritis. The welfare cut orf their aUowance for natural gas and told them they could pick up slicks around the neighborhood and cook on top of their wood heater. THE WAY pork-barrel politi· cians have loaded everything on· to Social ~urity the men and women who have worked alt their lives and had money paid into their accounts and paid Into their own accounts will get little back. What they do get back will be so inflated that it won't buy anything. . The big case lhey are making about voluntary retirement at 70 Sydney Harris is no doubt a forerunner to raising the allowable retirement of Social Security. EVERY YEAR that a person works means he pays ln. and every year the possibility is less that he or she will ever draw any pension. J don't oolieve that a person should ever be forced tore· lire i( he is able to work and wants to work, but I don 'l lhink that lhe ages or Social Security. should be changed upward either. For every old person who re- tires from a higher position. a younger man bas a chance to move up and the door is opened for a young person to oo hired. We can either pay the old person a pension or the young person unemployment insurance. THE PERSON who has worked all of his life under the Social Security program has hundreds or thousands or dollars paid into his account deserves a decent. pension at the end of the road. IC the government had just put the money in the bank, be could have U ved on the interest. Now, due to government mis· management, they say that the Social Security fund is going broke. Can the government welch on its obligation as long as the government is solvent? 1 think DOC.. JIM BOLDING 'Pa9'• Semtdalo•' To the Editor: We a.re 25-year r esidents or Costa Mesa and Life long Califor· nians. l wish to express myselt concerning the present trash condition. I AM AMAZED and ashamed that one of lhe hardest, least ap- preciated types of labor is paid so little. The present salaries paid these hard-working, relia· ble, faithful servants of the peo- ple are scandalous. All they ask is a living wage to oo able to support their families and keep off welfare. Who, among you that read this, would do their work for $4.50 an hour? Nowadays. that's slave wages. I HOPE nm owners of the trash trucks read this. They charge the taxpayers enough to haul their trash; can't they pay a decent salary to the men who collect it? They work hard, rain or shine -smelly, dirty work, often gel· ting hernias Jilting what thoughtless people put into the biggest containers they can rmd. These people complain it they don't take all of it or spill a paper on the streel If the trash company owners had to do this work for a few weeks, maybe they wouldn't fight a small ralse so much. I hope the men get the raise. MRS. F.D. COOPER CartOOIUC'fted To the Editor: I enjoy most ot your comics. chiefly for the drawing. "Judge Parker" displays a real talent for perfect drawing and Harold Le Doux certainly enjoys draw· ing pretty women. But ''Marmaduke" takes the prize! The different. expressions Brad Anderson gets on that creature's face is nothing short or genius. The .. Geriatrix'" are a right· down Insult to the prepon· derance of our population capa· ble of reasoned thought. It s hould be removed from your pages. MARJORIE GALERON Fear Foreigners? Offer Good Sainaritan's Hand I keep insisting that the hardly known a person sane in hunian race surfers from mind who did not return from a schiiophrenia, because or the visit to a foreign country -any curious contradiction in the way foreign country -wlth a dlf· we regard strangers. aUens. terent vtew of the specific group {orelgners anyone who is he or she lived among • culturally di/rerent from us. "They are lovely people once On lhe one hand, we view such you get to know them," is the people with deep suspicion, If nearly unanimous v e rdlct, not distrust. w h et h er refer r i n g to We find their Polynesians, Croatians, Peru· social habits vlan Indians , or Irish inn~ contemptible, keepers. ''They are courteous, or distasteful. friendly. gentte, and only a or at the most small minority are dishonest. or h u m o r o u •. disagreeable, J .. t Uko us.•' We may gr ud gl n f · THE FAcr or the matter ts I 'I a d m t that _people's vtttuea 11..ro pretty them to bo much the 11me all •ver tho m'-a .r g l n a I . world; It ls· only their vlces or members of the burnan race in excesses that tend to differ, good a\and.lng. bul we wouldn•t ~Inca these are the r esult of bot on Jl. cultural kinks and condlUoning. Oa u.. oUMr ... d, I have (WbatnU hlp"Ded to those I, 1 .. bestial'• Japanese we were fighting after Pearl Harbor?) But until we have had this kind of eye-to-eye and hand·to- hand contact, there seems to be some strong residual primitive instinct in us that recoils automatically from whatever ls unfamiliar. To most ot us . "human" is the way we have been brought up to live: wo nearly believe that God's natJve tongue ls English. The awfullest example of xenophobia I can recall in recent. tlmeta ls the behavior of many oC our troop& in Vietnam, whore there were authentlcahid In· stances of our hellcoptera which had rescued wounde d Viel· namHe fighting on our side simply dumping these vicUms to their death ln order to make room for U.S. casuall'et -again. u lf God placed more value on an .. Amertcan•• aoul than on a "foreign" one. AS A \)re&umabty Christian nation, this is the absolute pit of impiety -because if Rabbi Jesus taught anything that was s uperior to previous religioU& doctrines, it was lhat e)Ctendlnf lhe band to tho stra.naer, as tho Good Samaritan dld. ls lhe worthiest. ol 1cUons. We are commanded to lo•• our enemies, at well a1 our neighbors, ~·use they a.re Id ohcn the same person. Xenophobia -the rear or the f orelgn -la lmbedded la the deepest eart ol our .. early .. brain that we share with the prehlatorle mammall. The later part oC our t crebral cortex tnMra better, but "knowlna'' 15 IUU the io.er m the qHldcGnllJd wlUa '1oollq." • ' . ·- ~·. • ... f I r.. .. )j ti •l ·'• :;· 1 .. I r. I •I .. ··~ ., .. •'• .. ., . , ... ·' -.· . ·' . . ~ r .. 1 .. . . ..• .· .. · .. ~·. .. , l•f f fJ ?i 'lLI ,'lJ Ot! l To write the Delly Pllot/8oic 1560, Coste Mesa, CA 92626 To C.11 lhe Dally Pllotfl1' 642-'321 Useft11ness Lasts Longer Than .Y ~nth : ' . 117 TIMO'l11Y TATE Tfmotht/ Tote tcocM• "Th.ft Procca of Agfng flt a Yowh· orinUd cwtur." on Frida11 niQhl• at Goldn Wtd ColUge. ma premiN ii ''1'0 mottar what th.ft drcurntlanc••· l ~ ah1.10~1 chool1 mr attltra: aging t.s an attUllM." Growing old in a youth-oriented society la like prepar- lnr a 1ourmet meal for someone who tsn•t hungry. Aa:tnc is a process we all experience regardless of our attempts to retard its progress. We do not become old; we pro- ("ressively change . • However, the context of aging in our culture ls like water Oowing through a series or dams. Our socially en- forced, Individually internalized culturnl values are the dams to the individual's now. AMERICAN WHITE MIDDLE CLASS values. as reflected in the mass media, create a picture from which each person may develop a sense of self. Such cultural beliefs are the basis for what we see as appropriate behaviors for a particular age. How is our culture youth-oriented'! The unconscious consensus reality (assumptions, beliefs, attitudes) places value on youth as truth, mobility, activity. status, e<:onomic power, materialism, producUvl· ty and goal-directed behaviors. · These Ideas are enculturated into our personalities by the mass media, family, school system, .peers and the models or age we see as we develop. The interaction between core cultural values and socialization establishes the way we see ourselves, which in turn creates our at· tilude about ourselves. ATl'ITUDE FORMATION AND ITS impact on our perceptions of the world become keys to understanding the aging process. If I perceive myself as a person who ls valuable to the extent to which I reflect my culture's values, aging will be a threatening process. Our cllches tell u.s something about this dilemma: .. that first wrinkle .•. but at my age ••• to start now • • • the older worker 40·60 • • • al your age you should be • •• why, you look so young," When our culture establishes youth as valuable, the degree to which I •m not young is the extent lo which I am not valid. Being defined by a culture in terms of func· tional ability -"What do you do? How old are you? When. are you going to retire? Cas if there was a choice)" -may create an anxiety about our own self-image that is a run. damenlal part of aging. ANXIETY RESULTING FROM INNER tension and distress directly influences our aging process and bodily deterioration. A false reality is therefore easily created . We assume that what we do and bow we look are the criteria for our youth or age. Ego Identity attained from work done, goals set, status achieved or relationships formed produces a self-concept defined by what we are doing, not who we are . Consequently. our insecurity about not being able to either achieve or behave in certain ways starts the illusion that age is a static situation . AGING BECOMES A SERIES OF·traumatic expecla· tions to be fulfilled. Eventually, we come to behave as ex· peeled . Together, advertising, legal constraints, society's youth fixation and Ideas of what is appropriate behavior at 'different ages tend lo pattern our lives. Yet tbe American way is to achieve status in an in· creaslngly complex system. Technological process de· mands skilled, flexible, high-output talent. This need permeates our social awareness and may be internalized as an index to self worth. How many television advertisements focus on talclng life easy separated from buying power? "Save now so you can relax later." A woman in my agtng class who ls ctassllled as a senior citizen (but whom we call a Life Master) em· phaaized bow money is always getting in the way. The cost of belng old ls becoming increasingly difficull to bear. Tbls need to survive in a capltalisUc society generates a despair that often ls immobllidng. It is certainly easier to age with money than wltbout. If there is an antidote to aging, it is to discover mean- ln1 other than description, labeling, stereotyping and socialization. Ag~ has power over my attitudes to the ex· tent that I live in memories of the past or expectations of the future; the pr~ent awareness of now la ageless. However, few if any resources are offered to Un· derstand and con.sequenUy live with this ageless altitude.· Our culture establishes a dependency on outside afathoriUes, such as teaebers, parents and religious instltu· lions, wbo in tum teach us to be concerned with superficial attitudes: "This is the right answer .•• Reward& will follow ••. Don't do this; don't do that." BY THE TIME WE ARE AWARE that aae ls a pro· cess and not a malady lurking in hospitals and funeral homes, patterns established by cultural models are so socialized that breaking the molds becomes a trauma rather than a liberation. Alini is a series of passages in the exploration of potential. It is never too late to begin. A friend of mine once told me thllt wherever you are, you are just begin-ning. The aging process is like this, always beginning. The harsh realities of a youth-oriented society mean that the older we become, the las place then. la for us. Our nuclear, rather tban extended, family concept coupled with a highly mobile aociely creates a.a 1Dcnued d.iatuee between the younser and ol~r. The consequences or this aep~raUon from 111e'a cycle is the isolation or life's staces into static forms: alclmaa means being bospltali!::l a1e means Ming lAIUtu· tionall.zed and death is tr Ormed lbto funetala. ' ISOLATION OF A PBOCBSS CREATES lporance ot that process ln a dally meudileM tense. U I am a cblld mauuing in a culture where alc:k:neu, _,.and death are kept from me, my inexperience wltb tbeH puaa1• will be fodder for fear of the unknown. A final way ln which our product-oriented society hu separated us from aging ls our medical emphasis on treat· ing symptoms. Chemical dosa1es rellev1D1 a symptom certainly alleviate pain but prevent our learnlc1 the con· nection between our attitudes, perceptions, nutrlUon, body functioning, physical disease and mental diseue. The extent of psychosomatic illness in our cultW'e reflects this ignorance. Understandlni the wholeness of our existence and all of the connect.looa 1ives us an aware- ness of the causes of disease, not juat lta symptoms. The more I understand anxiety, distress and tµlex· pressed emotion, the better equipped I am to prevent my disease. This increased awareness allo may gener&llze in· to a ppreciating death as an adviser -a mirror to reflect. my living-rather tban a threat lo my living. Harsh or Euphoric? Own Rites Of Passage Bring Life Into Focus By DAVID ALAN MUNRO David Munro is a resident of Laguna Beach. Everyone wants to get In on the "age· grading" sweepstakes since the field was opened by Gail Sheehy with "Passages," an incredible publishing phenomenon still on the best-seller list. human Ure. You might say that we already know who we are but want to know . "who are all those other guys oul there?" This explajns the sense of fitness we feel in the pronouncement or both Sheehy and Levinson that we will be dif· ferent people in 10 years. _ For example, Sheehy quotes with ap· proval the statement of a young black informant that "I am a different person." The young man had risen between 19 and 23 from Harlem street fighter to responsible administrator of a social agency. The view that they were god.given made it appropriate that the rites of passage marking these changes should be conducted by priests. The latest entry is bailed on the jacket as "the roundation of Gail Sheeby's 'Passages'," and it is true that author Daniel J. Levinson was frequent· ly quoted by her. But here the similari· ty stops. HlS "SEASONS OF a Man's Life" may equally invoke the ancient art or age-grading but it is turgid and diffuse to the point or unreadability. Its significance is only that another major publisher <Knopf) has entered the horse race. Both books proclaim on their covers that we can find out who we are by reading them. But I doubt that this is what they do. I don 'l th.ink too many of us spend our time looking in books for lost selves. Something else is the priceless ingre· dient of every good book, play or movie. What we want in a good book, like what we want in a good religion, ls a clearer look at the terrifyin& majesty of ARE THEY TO BE only. primitively understood and described in religious language? Or can ubiquitous social science keep the halo, or mask or evil, whichever, and truly describe these strangers, one by one (psychology), class by class (sociology), and age by age (anthropology)? Sheehy thinks so. After her interviews with 115 "subjecl.5" she writes that "I count my own fortune in the treasury of lives opened to me .•. They live in me, resonate in me, leach me every day that no age or event can of itself pre- vent the human spirit from out- stretchlnglts former boundaries.'' Age-grading is the anthropological term for this new dimension in pop social science. It is an arrangement of society common in pre-colonial, pre . imperial Africa . TRIS LEADS MANY to believe that age-grading was the common social structure for all humanity for many hun· dreds of thousands of our formative years. Thus, an expectation of it or a ten· dency for it has surely come down to us in our genes. She explains it was due to the dynamics of human growth -and ex- pansion "from within." CA weaker scientist, Levinson specifically denies "unfolding .•. from within.") THIS ACCORDS WELL with the pre· historic view. The inevitability was granted, though or course read as a dis· pensation of the gods since in the "sacred societies" of our past, no dis· tinction was perceived between the spiritual and the temporal. It was preordained that every boy s hould go through the stages of manhood to maturity to government responsibility to retirement, and that every girl should go through eq11aJly rigo.rous, preprogrammed stages marked by sharp sexual changes: puberty, marriage, childbirth and menopause. HOW MUCH OF THIS comes down to us in our need for ceremonials is an open question. But we do have our own rights of passage: graduations, bar mitzvahs. debutante presentations and boot camps. And if thel'e was always an element of the harsh in the general euphoria of the primitive rite of passage, this, too, is r eflected both in Levinson and Sheehy. They find that the typical "subject•• hilling a period of "transition" finds his llfe s uddenly in crisis. Primitive wisdom accounted for thls, too, yielding expiation and catharsis in the exactions of ceremony. ONE TIUNKS OF THE age-grading books of the pre.sent as replacing the "pop ethology" books by Ardrey, Morris, Lorenz, Tiger and Fox of the '60s. I think of them, however, as an ex. tension of the pop ethology movement. Both derlnc the human as pre-eminently ·preprogrammed. Both J:>rlng the terrify. ing majesty of what we are into sharper focus. Should 70 Be the New Retiretrient Age? Congressional legislation has extended the mandatory retirement age for millions of Americans. Beginning next year, employees in a private business cannot be made to retire before their 70th birthday. They still have the choice, however, of retiring at 65. Orange County residents were questioned about how they feel about tbe new law. Do they think lt is a good idea? Daniel Coruetse. Anaheim : "I think it's a very good ldea. Who wants to stay home? Sixty.five was OK, but 70 sounds better. I was 70 when t retired." Marie Mattlaewa, San- ta Ana: "Yes. lf Qfge!• want to work, 1 k they 1hould. t thlnk lt depends on the ~non. Some people are old at that a1e •nd 1ome aren't." .. Kat11w A.ua, trvtne: "I don't. think tnoet 1*>- ple are aenlle at 70. I thlnk most people want to keeP-workln1 and since J m cloee to 50 I don't think 70 11 old. I certainly ~uldn 't want to retire if I was a work· la1 man and bo put. out toJ)lllute." Clifford Smith, Santa Ana Heighl.5 : "I couldn't' give a fair estimate of that because the trade t was in you could work to 100 if you could stand on your feet. I was a baker. I'd hate to see an elderly person take work from a younger person just starting out. It's a bard lhina to fiJture out." ' Frank Verrill, Costa Mesa: "I think it's a good idea. I wouldn't want to retire at 65. Many older ~eople I know who retire at 6S get their pension and have to get a job at $3 an hour 8S o security guard or aomethlng. It they can stm function I think it's a good idea." Norm·a Van Boeckman, visiting. from Illinois: "There is a pro and con to it. There are a lot of young people out of .work. But the older I get, the more 1 realize people need something lo do when they get older. A lot of older people need to sup- p 1 em ent their Social Security, too." . Lora Woolf, Balboa bland: ''I think it's a fine idea. I think age ls on~ the way you feel an react. I think a lot of people at 90 can react better than many people 40. My father was a lawyer until b was SS." Ralph Colborn, Santa Ana: "l don't think re- tirement ls aood in any way. Well, what are they golne to do? I've been off pretty much 13 years and, well, gee, if a man or womall could work until they an. 70, naturally they would take a job from aomeboclY else. I quit at 62, but I le.now I'd go out and gel a job and work ror less. or course, 1 know \fhat the trouble is: The lovernment 's broke an ao la every. body else." . _,,_ f ' ,.,. COUNTY I HEAL TH . ............... ~ • I t-' David Bresler heads UCLA unit I LOS ANOELES CAP> -A diverse band ot crusaders from Califomla is dea<:endine on the n~tlon, llying the banner or honstic health and dedicated to treating the mind and 11pirit as well as the dii.eased body. Their weapons aguinst s..ickness are us new us biofeedback and as old as herb potions -as prosaic as massage and as occult as spiritual heallng. BUT ntERE are reservations about the ·holistic movement. Crilics point to its highly commercialized aspects and to the fuct that the state has no guidelines for certirication, no licensing for practitioners or holistic health. no medical degree needed although they purport to treat ill people.. . The holistic upproach 1s a rebellion from what some consider the "hard" methods -surgery. powerful drugs. cosUy therapy. Holists advocate a softer approach. They preach individual salvation. In his book "Mind as Healer, Mind as Slayer," psychologist Kenneth Pelletier says or current health care: "Pe;<>ple have been killing themselves by fa1hng to alter self-destructive habits." A patient's whole life is to be con- sidered some holists preach. Thus. at a typical' comprehensive holistic health center, a patient -c~lled a participant or partner -mi g ht consult a psychologist. diet adviser, social worker, physical therapist -and a doc· tor. TREATMENT MIGHT be biofeed· back, self-h ypnosis, acupuncture, massage, nutritional counseling or body movement sessions. But if the illness is acute, some holists throw hoUsm out the window. "If I'm run over by a truck, don't stick needles in me or tell me lo meditate," says David Bresler. head of the holistically oriented Pain Control Unit at UCLA. "Get me to an emergen· cy room." Dr. James Gordon, a psychlatrist with the National lnstllute of Mental Health, says. "We're at a crisis point In our medical care. So many people have cbronlc diseases, and treatment is so expensive. We've reached the stage where we've dealt with the most ob· vious diseases, but h ave come up against those lhat seem to be resisting. "People are. looking elsewhere and they're getting rellet." But are they? While hollsts cite examples of cancer cases cured by visualization, in which 'If / 'm run over by a truck, don 't stick needfes in me 'Or tell me to meditate ... get me to an emergency room!' the patient imagines his body beating away the disease. or an illness over· come by diet, not many or the techni· ques have satis(ied scientists. ON THE OTHER hand, says Rit'k Carlson, a consultant to several govern· ment agencies on holistic matters, critics "are finessing the fact that very little of what physicians do now has ever been tested" in stringent trials .. and if tested would prove inef· ficacious." . Some or the best results on the holistic front arc reported in the treatment or chronic pain. UCLA 'i; Bresler says pa- tients who ha,·e failed to get relief for low back pain with convenlion!ll treat· /Backers Stage Forums 1 CanJidates, Conveidions Fill Week t By O.C. fiUSTlNGS Ol IN oaur "I*,..., A grand opening will be held Monday by the coll Should Re Shcrifr Committee. which is acking Walter Scott in his campaign for heriff-cornerof Orange County. Scott will be on hand at the noon-to-8 p.m. ·vent al J096l Westminster Blvd., Garden 'rove. lie will speak ut 6:30 p.m. about his ·41 mpaiJ:n • • • GIL FERGUSON, A candidate for the epublican nomination for the 36tb state ·enalorial district seat, will be honored at a re· eption Tuesday. The reception, sponsored b)' the Committee f One Thoul.;ind. will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. t the Sanl:.1 An;i Country Club. 20382 Newport lnJ.. Sant:.1 Ana. Ti ckets are SlSO per couple or \00 per J)('rl.on and can be re!>en·ed by calling r4·1180. Among the members of the committee are :Jim and ?\Iarjoric Beam. Randall Presley, Uarry Babbitt. Ray and Denny Quigley, Paul T. Salada and John D. Lusk. • • • CHARLO'M'E MOUSEL, president of the California t"'ederation of Republican Women's organization. will speak Tuesday al a meeting of the Republican Women's Club Federated of Laguna Beach. The meeting "'ill begin at 10:30 a.m. at OCC Transit Given a Lift Duke's ~staurant, 30622 S. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Among those in attendance will be newly elected club officers: Eve Olson. president: Elsie Stevens, mi:mbership chairman; Violet Lansdell, recording secretary; and Marie Es, slinger, treasurer. • • • ART JOCOBSON, WHO is seeking the Republican nomination for the 34th U.S. con· gressfonal seat representing Long Beach and West Orange County, will meet with voters at a coffee Tuesday. · The event will be held at 8 p.m . at the home of Ali Lassen, 16642 Melville Circle, Huntington Harbour. Jacobsen ts an economist and engineer with degrees in science and philosophy. .,, . .,, ORANGE COUNTY TAX Collector Robert L. Citron will discuss the causes and effects of ProposiUon 13, the Jarvis tax initiative. Wed- nes day .11t a meeting or Orange County Chapter 67 or the American Right of Way Association. The luncheon will begin at noon at the Santa Ana Elks Lodge, 212 S. Mabury St. •. Sanla Ana. Cost or the buffet luncheon is $5, With reserva· lions available by calling 834·2550. .. .,, AN OPEN HOUSE IS scheduled Thursday at the campaign headquarters or Sonia Sonju, who is running for the Orange County Board of Supervisors from the Second District. The event wlll get under way at 7:30 p.m. at 13169-C Brookhurst St. in Garden Grove between the Garden Gro:ve Freeway and Garden Grove Boulevard. Information is a\'ailable by calling 638-3790. 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He says thjs costs $600 compared with $8.000 to $10,000 patients might have, or did. spend in a year on hospitalization. traction, drugs or suriery. • • • • • • • Those cp&Saders with a sense of the realities or the health care syslem are ca!Ung for studies to verify holistic methods, mindful that unless insurance companies and the government back • the movement it will remain a luxury • for the affluent. ! 50 G.\l.S : SEMrNARS OR works hops in rustic • O•' (i.\S • retreats costing several hundred dollaris • ""~1h"••' •"v"' .... •' •• v•" .... • arefcequentlyadvertised. ~ orOll.('11:\\'(,t:~ • It-I' ,,, •• "''° ..... , \IW rec1M) fM .. Dr. Marc Lappe of the California it •• 1 .. ,.., .... ·-•u. • Slate Health Department. though an ad· • e HONDA e • vocale or holistic treatme nt. testified at • 117 ....... 111..i. • . I' h 1t u1 nn "-· a11111ir a recent heanng that "'ho tstic ealth to· •*•*••**fir****~ day, I believe, is mostly designed to aid .... 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An old name also turned up. terrifying. half its effort goes toward weapons. -IMPROVE SAFEGUAllDS for the handl· Haven't chanced a blt, Bill Jack. What you ing of radioactive materla,b; been up to? THAT MORE HAS not happened can be told LASL IS CURRENTLY tryinc to: -lovesUgate the phytdcs ot space and the in no small part in th e story or Los Alamos -Control the fusion process of a hydrogen chemistry of at.oms; TAKING PfCT\JRES for the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (LASL I since World War bomb Lo produce electricity; -Al;\d, yes, develop and ~e nuclear Scientific Laboratory; bomb tests and atom II, a story or hope only partially fulfill ed. a -Kill cancer with minute atomic particles weapons such as the neutH>n bomb. • smashen and experlmenta and all that. story or what bas become of science as well as called pions fired down a half·rnile lottg atom LASL, is a different place from the fevensh For the rest of the evening lhe woman made the atom. smasher: quonset-hut days when it was the heart of the sure the length of lhe room separated her from ''It's eas~ lo scare the pants ~c~. pe~le by -Revolutionize electrical transmission ·Manhattan Project't6make an atomic bomb. Bill Jack Rogers from Atom Ci,y, home of The showing them a mushroom clou~ncedes through super freezing; The temporary has become permanent - Bomb, as though lf she got any closer, she would Edwin Hammel, LASL director for energy. -Produce heat and power by drilling into the labs, omee coq>pleies, the 800 millloo electron startglowinginlbedark.Orworse. But lhe atom has two sides: Tails you lose, holcrustortheearth; volt Jlnear accelerator (UMPF) that uses Americant in general have tended to keep a violently. Heads. you not only live but may hve -Draw energy from lhe biegest ff-Bomb in more power than ~~ rest of the lab and Los ~-r_oo_m~·s~len_~gth;___a_w_a~y~fro~m~th_e~a_to_m~s-in_.c_e_lh~e_y~~bo~u_n_ti_f_ul~IY~·-LA~S_L~h_a_s_b_e_e_n_t_os_s_in~g::_t_he~a-to_m~ic~~o~u-r_n_e_i~gh_bo.:..._r~hood.;..:..:~·~th_e_s_u_n~;~~~~~--:~:----....... t ~~~<See--:-_.A_'_n1~!M-1""8.~---•-~~e-A_l_t_)~~~~~~ . .. . · : ,; · .. ·. f ,. ' I I !t II ; '· ! l I l j LJ~. i -··:rJ __ ~_;,1·.-~J. --~T -·--· ···-1 I -r . -+ I I I I i : ! ! • t I I I I I I ---· . --1---~---. "'""1'fmmmTtnT~ ·- I i . ~ tr I · I ;· '• ......... It . I: i : • 1 '. . , I, 1, :· ~ I ' . , I, I , • I I . , •I 1' I' .. . I . i'/ I -: ... ,. ... . '~, .. • .'4 f .. ) ) .... , : r .... /'' .i . "'•· .. , .... . . I I AJ•OAilY PILOT Fish,. Chips Never &th on Sunday LONDON (AP> -When supermarket owner Vernon Taylor walked Into court ~eoUy be carried the wing ot a light airplane under hls arm. Taylor, whose business is 1n Wickham Market, was charged with selling a packet or soap powder on Sunday. He argued that under Britain's Sunday trading laws, be could sell airplane parts -hence the wing -any day be felt like it. Why couldn't he sell soap powder? HE WAS FINED $47 and told not to do it again. By tradition, almost all shops in BrttaJn close on Sunday. but many Britons teeJ It Is ridiculous and out or date. But more than that ts a tradition fraught with some very odd excep. tions. Organizations trying to change it are hav· ing a hard time doing so. Under tbe Shop Act or 1950, ahopkeepera can sell: -Fish OR chips but not fish AND chips. -Fresh milk but not canned milk. -PAPERBACK BOOKS, magulnes and newspapers but not. hardcover books. On Sun. days, one can buy Playboy, but not the Bible. -Horsefodderbutnotcannedfood. "Everybody agrees that the laws at the mo· ment are absurd." said Sally Humphries of the Association of MetroJ)olitan AuthoriUes. The AMA represents major British cities and is t.ry. ing lo change the Sunday laws, similar In some respects to old Blue Laws In some U.S. areas. '· .... ~ WORKER SHOWS HOW TO UNWRAP NUCLEAR WASTE PACKAGES So They Can Be Inspected Before Burning, Burial "We feel \hat local authorites should have far greater discretion on the matter than they have now," Miss Humphries said. ~ A SURVEY TAKEN by the Home Office In 1975 showed that two out of every three households polled went to shop on Sunday. PUBLIC NOTICE flC'flTIOUS aUllNESS NAME STATEMENT Thr 1011-11>9 "'"""' IS dO•nQ l>uSI MUil\ CENTURY WE!tT, ue" White Atoer L•N! L•ou,,. Hiii•. CA •103 E"< ~rh H.tr•OOCI, 1~1 Whit• Aloer L•,,.. l•OU"" Hiii\ CA '170$3 ll't1\ bu)Jrw\\ 1S <GnOuclt'O by •n i" d lW10U•I E"t M H•r- Tf\1\ ~l•IMnenl W•~ 11190 with Uv County Cl•r~ of Ot•ngr Cou"l1 on 1'-.trcrt JO, It/I l"tHO PublhMcl Or~ Cba•I O•lly Piiot. Apr1I 9, ... U, JO. 1911 llO I' PUBLIC NOTICE P'IC'TITIOUS aUSINIU MAMIE S'tATl!Ml!NT The Iott°"'""' penon h dOlnQ Dusi ,, .. \\, .\ OMNICO. l lll W H~1n9ton Avenu•. CO\ld Mt!••. CA 9'/bll l~rry l Goto. J11l W•>hl"9lon .henw. CO\to Mo>u , CA '1671 TPH\ bU~i"'"~ ,, COnOu,ttd by tin tn· dlV1dU41 lorry l Cold ftil\ itllt~t WdS filtd 'flflth \~ County C•tr• ol 0••1104! County on Aprll J, l918 P'Of1)41 Publost.ea <>•noe CoaU O•lly Pt101. AOrll •, 16, U, JO, 1'71 IJ•l·ll Death Not.Ices COMITO MARIA CONCETTA COMITO, rHI• <1en1 ol CO\I• -w. C. Pnwd •w•y on Aprol 11. t'7f •I lhe "G• ol IS. Survived by Mr d•UQP\tfrs. Ttrei• P•ll••ll••i o1 A1..w, c.. •no Pnyn" Pirro of eo. .. Me~•. Ca • •ISO wr. vov..:I by• or•nd<IUIOr"' -1 QrMI• 9r•ndct\lldren. M•'~ of Cr"1\t1•n 8u"•' ""' be tt•e«•IO<I on Mono .. Mo '· 1911 •• IAM .. , SI Jo.ocn1m'• C•lholtc Church. C.O.i. Meu. Ca In· ttrmtnt wtll be In GOOd Sll6P4'1tr0 C~m~t•r•. kunttnocon Bti1t h , c .. F rterlCh #'ho -.,iS.l'I to Qoay the" t•tDif'Cli m•y oll •t the Smith luthtll L•mb Wotchll 0..Dtl on S.1urc1.tr •F>O Sun· Oay from tAM 1PM. Smtih Tu111111 Lamb Co'1• "'41>.t Mortu•ry Otrtc loo. ZtEllE RICHARD A ZIEOE. rMIO•nt ol Em.,alO l\n, l>U\NI dW<IY Aodl 11, 1q19 SurvtveO by .. ltP l'nll• Z1tbe of L~Quna B•Kh, l brOlr..irs Otto Zl•bo of Rlcrtmono, Va. Anortw Zl•be ol J•C~!tOr'l"lllt, Fla , \t\ter01n·l•w Mr\. Thurmond Clari< of Coron.o Oel Mar. ntece Jo•n lrvlne Smllh 01 l..aQuna lluth Ma" ol ,,.... Cllrl\ll•n Ouri•I 10 AM Mondev M<ty I •I Our LaOv Olwen 01 An1,1els C•lnotlc Olurcn. Nt woorl llUCh. tnlombm•nt P•<lllC Vlt.., Mt morlal P•r,, tn Ueu of '1owrH tt1mtly ~UOQt!:\t\ m..1mona1 con1r1b"" C1on\ to the Amtorl<6n Htottrl Anoe••· t•OI' P•c.U;t y,~ Mortudrydir~ctor\ KRAATZ LEE OINtCINS to.RAATZ pa .. eo """dY 4'0'•' 18. 1978 at"' r rt•\•Oenc* '" l 40Wl"la Hill\ ~ty I\ \U"Y•-.if"O by ~f ""'b'1nd Carl ctnd 'on John E "-~t''Y•Cf'5 MonGAv M.t'Y 1 \~78 11 noon di PtJc 1lfC V1t-t111 AAl'rno,,111 Pdrk Cl'lapet '#*lh Or Oor\n Moom•w of ll'W' B•l·Air Prt:\bVltt1.n CP\urcn othu •Ur.o Stw W•'. o.t\I nwrncer Of '"' LO\ Ar'M)~lf'S Country (IUb •no• currt>nl ,.,,.,.,....br, of l~t 8•1 Air GMCI~" Club For .. I Home Wo"'~n \ Au-.tth•"Y lht C•hfOrnftl Club. idt'td LdQUnd N1ou~f Country (lvb P.Ktftc \;,f* M ortuary Nrwpart 6'.c,h ct1r~ctor\ l'l.CIFIC YlfW MEMO•IAL ,,lllRIC Cemerery Mortuary Chaoel 3500 Pac1l1c V1ftw Drive Newoorr Cal1forn1a 644-2 700 McCO•MICk MOUU.UIU Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna H"ls 768·0933 San Juan Cap1stra~ 495-1776 UL TZ·H•GHOM fUMHAlHOMI Corona der Mar 673-9450 Costa Mesa 648-2424 lfUH04DWAY MORTUAU 11 O Broadway Costa Mesa 642·9150 SMmt. TVrHIU.-lAMI WHTCWI CMAP'tl 427 E. 171h St. Costa Mesa• 846-4888 Santa Ana-Chapel 518 N. Broadway Santa Ana• 547-4131 .-Cl llOTHHS· u.T'HI' MOltTUART' 827 Main St. Huntington Beach ~539 __ ATOM LAB .•• <From P•re At) Alamos. a town of 2'>,000, combined. There are few "Keep Out" signs. Russian scientists are rC'gular visitors. ' ON A GIVEN DAY at LAMPF, as many as JO projects may be under way with atomic particles flyi ng at 84 percent the speed or light. to be shunted through a "swilchyard" lo a \·ariety of research bays. One is the biomedical section. There, pions are aimed at tumors of cancer patients ln a long-term program lo test the plons' killing power. Unlike other radiation, which passes through a diseased area, pions can be stopped within a given tumor concentrating its destruc- tion on the cancer. ··we're not rar enough along," says Stephani e Wilson of the biomed experiment, "but we hope we can control large tumors if not cure them. I don't want people to think we have a magic thing because we're not sure." AT THE CRYOGENICS lab, Bill Keller wrestles with government bureaucracy, and the promise of super.cooled electrical transmission. At temperatures approaching absolute zero, re· sistance to electrical current djsappears, a fact that would greatly increase the efficiency or power transmission. LASL. with operating costs for 1978 at $275 million, stuck with atomic weapons into the 1950s. working on the H·Bomb and designing warheads for missiles. .. But bombs are like toothbrushes," says Hammel. "You can only improve them so much." LASL gradually began diversifying. For the Space Age it developed nuclear pro- pulsion for rockets -on the shelf, at least for now -and researched solar energy. Another sign is the abundance of Sunday markets which have sprung up on deserted airfields, parking lots and open fields arouod Britain. One estimate is that as many as 50 to 60 of these markets open their stalls for buslness every Sunday, including some in London whlcb go back many years. Many crafty British traders have devised often complex schemes to get around the Shops Act. Others simply break it and accept the con· sequences. For example, builder Bill Longworth bas announced his intention to sell haJl·cooked tripe lo protest the .. archaic" law. \JNDEK THE LAW, IT'S all right to seU raw tripe, but ii you cook it first, you face a fine. "Tripe is a dish which reveal5 the stupidity o( the law," Longworth said. Many shops simply break the taw, either staying open when they shouldn't or selling goods which shouldn't be sold. A drug store, for example, can sell medicine on Sunday, but not hairspray. Some sell both and hope an inspector doesn't catch them. In one answer to the problem, a Sunday market on an unused airfield in Finmore, near Buckingham, became a club, making use of a section of the Shops Act which allows clubs to sell goods on Sunday. Call 642-5678. Put • few words lo work for ENERGY HEARING THE EPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATION Burial at Sea (714) 646·7431 Dey Of Hl,ht ... ..-....._". uM 2400W. Co81t Hwy • lylte 9 · N•WJ»Ort Beech, C•lll. t21t3 I 0:00 a.m. Friday, May 12 City Hall, Council Chambers 2000 Main Street Huntington Beach ,._, • ._T ~CK.ONtAL AIMIUL MOMI 78018olNA~ W..tmlntter HAa. •. ..... ...... .. . For fwther liltforMotNNt c0ftt8ct "-• rllbHc: AcMNr tol fr'ff 1100> 112·7516. Al>Ofll.~ • •:. • • • • • • " ' I t I• • 893-3525 • c:a, .•. ·········-········ tlM. lllt·O I f HISTORICAL UPOAT! PlJBUC NOTICE PtJBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOJ'ICE PUBUC NOTICE '°l~tnout 8USUIESS PUBlJC NOTICE MAM• ST.AUMENT PUBLIC NOTICE Tiie fOCfowlno peno11 IS dolno bu$l·, _____________ , PICTinousaUSINHS MW es: 1 M~ STATEMENT CO HT I HEH TA L FI L M FICTI'rJOUS IUSINIUS Tllir loll-lllg persons are dol119 ""0C:&'"SfWA * .. _~ 81 NAM• STAT.MINT busllltu es: c,;.. ~.~ 1 """"'"°" vd., Tiie followln9 .,.,_ ArlJ e1o1,. M &. M MA I HT EN AN C IE! Ail}<hMI lldntt• J.teot>t, 1965 Slltr· °"slnHs •s: SERVICE. 300 8u<l<Mll Rel., c:oti. ~Pt., k·IOI, ~-t 8Ucll, CA PACESETTER PROPERTIES II ,,,_.w, Callf-lat~ f"1a Ml-ti <Ond\Kled by"" I~ LIMITED, 1110 GlenMytt, Ull"ll.a Robert M.trlc t<en11edy, JOI 111.,.....,.,, 8•~11. CA nut &u<k114tll Ra .• Co$t.a M!Jsa, c.111or111a ~ldlMl$.J-s Slep,,.n Wtrrltt9ton, 14J61 t.• tUU Tiii• tl•ltmtnl .. ~ flltd wllll Ille Hermo",l.A9-NIQUel.CA'2•17 Ml<llHI G.tretll l(enMd'/. 300 CavnlY Cf-of Or.nge Co.Inly on Leon•rd P. S..uo Jr., 1'93 Alu lluO"•ll Ra .• CAt.e Mow, C.Ulornl• A,Wll It, ltn. •n~r, l•O-lle~ll. CA flUI •tU• Ptt:JUJ Tiiis b111lntt\ Is cond11<1-" by a Merlan Ell1•belll Kennedy. 300 Put>llJllM 0r...,.. Cont Dally Piiot, limited O.Ort,..~Np., 8uone1t Rd., Coei. Mew. Celllon11a Altf'll "·JO, M.ty 1, 14, 1t11 Sltplleft W•1fl"Oton tl•U Tiiis olat..,.111 wet llled with ti. Robert G•relh Ktn"edy. 300 Co11r.ty Cl•rk Of ~•"9e County, GI\ 81101Mll Rd •• Cost. Mew, c.JllOflll• P\JBUC NOTICE Aprll 2•, 1'1'-t26U l'HJ92 Tiiis buSIMss h COllducl..S by • Publhhtd Ora11ge Collftl, O•lly O-"-••I PArtNl"Sfllp, "ICT'ITIOUS 8USINESS Pllol, April :io, Mly 7, 14, JI, lt11 MMI"" E. KefWdy WAMaSTATIMl.NT H•~n Tiiis ''-'-"' wn "'-'Witt. the TM totiowtno ,,.,_, I• dOlng bus!-_____________ 1 c.ount'I' Cl-Of Oranve Cotlnly Oft MU t ll April U, l'7L SUN~ UPHOLSTERY, ""'1 PUBLIC NOTICE FM111• .. a<ll e1..o., N~UngtOll 8H<ll, CA. 1------------·J P\lblltlled 0r.,. to.st O.hv Pli.t, nwe flCTIT10US •USINRSS AP'll "· ll,JO .tltd Mlly '· 1911 ._,, J. L-. Jr.,~ w ..... r MAMIE STATrMENT A...._, AIM. H, H1,1n101191on S...:11. Th• 101tow1no perM>nt ••• doffto CA. '2Mt llv••ness a>. T .. 11 bllsl~' t> '°"""'tfll by .tn ill· COO IC AN 0 J O H HS ON dl•lctual. BUILOERS, .. " S.ndy une, Hunt· ll°'8t1J LonoJr. ll'Qton Buell. Calilornl•t- T111s ll•'->I w•• llltd will! the 8••11 M. ~-«111 S.ndv t...ne, Coullly(f-OIOr.,,geCouftlyO<IAPrll NIMllrtglPn 8Ht:ll, CMllornlat.llMt If, lfll. 8r1Ke Al.tn JohllSOn, 7111 Htll, frntt7 H1111Ungl011 Beadl, C.lllornl• t?MI "111111~ OrMQe C.O.st o.tlt Piiot, This llo;sffte\\ Is COlldU<l9CI .,., • APfllU,>0,Mrfl, U , ltll tener•J _,,.,.hip. 1511'19 llrv<e A.. JoM$on PVBUC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMEHT Tiie loltowlnQ pc>r~ I\ doing 1>1111° nusu: PIONEER TAKE OU r NO. n . lUIO Harbor BIV<I., Co$t• Mes., ~lltornt• '1617 O•llltl H-.g•HS1unQ l.lltO, 11MI Plputone St.; Fountain Vallt Y, C.llfot11le 9V01 Tllll IMISINU IS ~led b' ort I,.. dMdual. o.ni.1 H. Ua6 Tiiis ·~·wu filed wttll the c;.o..,nty Oerlt If 0<"1Qe County on A""ll "· 1'71L Tllh sltt-t wes llled wltll tllt ~un1, C•~• of Ot..,ge c_c., on A.of" 11, It/I. fM>M7 Pubtl\lled O'~ Cbll>t Oelly Piiot, April Jo •no Mdy 1, "· 11· 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE ... PUBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS aUSINESS NAME STATEMENT 'Tll• 1011-1,,.. perM>ns •rw dol,,g buslr>H\ • ., PROJECT TWEe,ve. t.To •• ?ISM) "'-<Ouerlte P_w..,,, MlulOn V'°jo* CA. tUIS H•rrv E. Walson, 2tSt1 Vlsi. Pl•z. Or.,~ N19ut!, CA. 91/;11 HetbHt J. BerQholf. 141).1 81y"'-st., V•" Nuys. CA. ttten · Joe De Luci•, Bow 51J, 31S4S C.t•lln. St., Soult! l...aQUft.t, CA. '1207 ROM Marie Wat~ 24111 .... VIO., ~na NI_., CA. 926n This business h cona11ct~d by • llmlteclp.rtnenlllp. H•rry E. Watson Thi• st•t-1 w.s lllecl wlllt t11a COUF\ly Cl•rk Clerk of Orange Co.int" Of\ April S, 1978. troour Publlslled OrMIQI! Cout Daily Pilot, Aprll 14,Zl,30,~y1, 1'71 '.RAVEL l Sund.y,April30,1971 DAfLVPfLOT All :obscure Mexican Villng~ · World Guitar Cllpital l •• t ... By STAN DELAPLANE PARACllO, Mexico -In a mountain Mexican village, you'll probably never get ::\o. 18.000 villagers sit around all day and ~ make guitars. They've been doing this for :~·more than 400 years. A Spanish priest in the "·ti me of Cortez -F'ray Vasco de Quiroga - .....:.!ihowed them how. Since tax collectors are nosey hombres, -you can't get an exact figure on how many guitars are made in Paracho. A good guess is <"JO,OOOamonth. "'.:; l have a Paracho guitar myself. Bought · il in Mexico City so long ago I wouldn't admit ·;twhen. It's aged beautifully. The strings ring • •like faraway church bells in these high, pine .... villages of Michoacan. ,, Paracho boys ·1earn to make ancf. PLAY guitars early. A gultarmaker said:· ··A bout S-years-old is the lime to begin. The hand is formed well enough to hold down the strings." ••• FEW\-oURISTS GET TO PARACHO. It's on a side road off the old main highway . between Guadalajara and Morelia we used to travel to Mexico City. Now most drivers take thestraighter, low altitude highway. So Paracho is even more isolated-most of its people speak Tarascan rather than Spanish anyway. A 'few tourists with Japanese cameras pass through to the fine lacquer town of Uruapan and the Paricutin volcano that spilled out of a farmer's field a few dozen years ago. ·wtth Elvis Presley leading the nostalgic string parade and the Beatles mak · ing a million dollars, guitars hang on every backpacker who thumbs his way across Europe. But the guitar is truly the Mexican sound of music. In Paracho, cottage industry turns out some hundred a day of "corrlentes" -60 percent of the total volume. There are six "factories." Some turn them out on a produc· ti on line basis. Some farm out part-time work to people in their homes and in tiny villages around Paracho. They sell in Ti· j uana tourist shops for $5 to $15. They're for wall decorations. The wood isn't seasoned enough to keep from cracking or warping. NEXTCLASiS "INTERMEDIO" -20 percent of total p duction. Made for begin- ners at $15 to S3 . Next 10 percent is .. re- gular." About . Then you get to the "calidad." A quality guitar that will cost from $500 to $1000. A "Calidad" takes four months to a year to season, lacquer, polish and put in the special work the maker considers as top secret as a CIA report. Most are sold in Mexico though there's a · fair export market. · l\IY OWN PARACHO GUITAR has stood up under four children and my own banging -nnd I'm no Elvis Presley. I don'tevenkeep the guitar in a case . About every five years I restring it, that's all. ·~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.., I\() \U .,e ,, ··" _ot ,., , .. ·' '•' .. ·" 1. ~· •"' - ... .. .,, .· . • ~· .,. • ·~ .· '· ·' ,.. ,, t ' 4' .. ... •• •• • ·' • •• .Jt •• ... J • 'Robinson~ Newport Fashion Island 6#2800 anti : Westminster Mall 898-4331. .. ROBNSON'S BEAUTVWORKS ANNOUNCES THE$1950 MAKEOVER BY ADR EN ARPE L ! Dwing our special,froni May 1 through May 13, our skin care experts will prove to your hair and face that the age of · · miracles is not past. Come £n for our 8-step beauty make-over and see. Also inc_luded in Ifie S19.SO fee are tn"al-sized samples of l/011ey and Almond Scrub a11d Personali:cd J.1asque. Step One: You 'LI receive a professional and personal co11s11ltation and analysis of your skin and hair ... its texture, condition and the styling that best suits you and your lifestyle. Ste Two: Intensive complexion therapy with the Adrien A rpel Mini-acial, featurinp European skin machines and nature-based treatments. First an electn·c brushing gently works I /oney and Almond Scrub™ to deep clea1ise your/ace. Next, Lemon. and Lime Activator Spray™ revs up your skin~ circulation, atld a facial vacuum ltfts you.r persistent blackheads. Lastly, a Finning Masque™ l~elps your skin glow with health. Step Three: Your hair will be shampooed with a perfectly balanced pH /on-nu/a lo promote boimc)t, lustrous health. S1ep Four: We'll give you a pre,cision haircut. S1ep Five: ~Ve '/l pamper your hair with cottditio11ers suited lo your hair type . Step Six: Then together, we'll decide which is best for your hair: a se~ blowstyle or lamp set. Ste Seven: Our specialists wilt style your hair to best accent your eatures. S~fi Eight: The finale is an Adrien Arpel makeup application wit i expert 'at-home-how-to' lessons. To make your appointment, phone the Robinson~ nearest you. Beauty Salon, 88. (Pliotographs are unretouclied.} Shop Sunday 12..S . no ) IQ ns I • f ! . I l i -----=---==----- -r-:..---!: ----- ---•----=-=- .. . . . -------------------- \ A Private I~land World of Elegant Waterfront Homes. Corn e to our cxclusi\'C new ccrnrnunity of graciou!:> ho1ncs on t he sparkling channels of Huntington Harbour. Drea1n ho1nc~ <'1 \\<1 1er s ('Ugc t)I\ the 'l 1st of the best" waterfront land in California. OnJy 125 o f these specially designed hon1es \Viii be avuilablc. ,\nd they 're clearly not for eve ryone. Prices start at $378.000. 5 beautifully furnished model hornes. with interior design by S erengeti. <1re now open fro1n 10 a.ff\. to dusk to assist you in your selection .. • · i. cJohn D. Lusk & S on. developer of rno re than 17.000 fine homes througho.ut ~p~ern California, has Jcsigncd Coral Cay to complem ent its surrounding~ and yet m aintain its own spe&<!f~»-e..iA security gL11.1rd gate to screen traffic; tennis courts for residents only; bo~~· .1noorings for alt: a~~:: :~1~· -:-~· ~andy beach circling the ba\'. · · ··· · ;, · .. · ...... 1 1~hc ho~n('s of Coral Cay off~r extraordinary variety 5 ~~(P.lans~ 17 e~citing elevatio ns. 4 and 5 bed· Go, b O' ·;,"Iii•'· \"''1; • rornn~. aJI on fee si1nplc lo ts averaging y 11 . · ~.::~;·?.1f·='" \'isit Coral.Cay no\\'. O n Pacific Coast H wy. one bloc!\·~· ~f\'.6f>Warner. T elephone 213/592·3325 or 714/ 536·758-1 . l~h~unt ington H ~rbour area 1nay well be .the la~· · ~· :i: ·.ae residential .rnarina to be approved fo r the Cali fornia coastline. "· . . . (. ~ t '" ... .. (. . * f v ~ " .• .. '"-1 ., . ·.' \' . ' ,. ' ·.1 • t ; •. ~ , ' .. ., I'~ !1 .. ~.:J ..... • I .1 I . vancouv.er · · . . . . In TV Tilt VANCOUVER. BC-Ttrc· California· Surf· win be attempt· ing to repeat an -earlier,1.o·vic· ·· · tory over the V'&ncovve~ : Whitecaps hi!re today jn .Norin· : ~~ The game wilt be l.eleca~i OVt!t Channel 9 by·lape delay a11 hour t . ·AmertcariSoccer League ~lion·. ,.,. · after it sfalts. Air .time is ,at 4. ?. : . The 6uling is the-first of three. t road games· this week· (pr· the it: 0n "·i~dq" t l . . . Channel 9··a.i # ··-·· # • cqn.~t.\:trn '1ik"e~P4tnti~pt·1t ft~ We~tetit-:I>ivtslon~ title,-ovef'· tt\er ·c6tildn'~ ·gf!t·btg .monlf)' Jfl · corning three S'Jioulder separa- the1r home cowit~es. and they tions duriligthc.sepson. slioul9. be ,hil.Rl>.Y ·~Ith Y¥h&1-·· l\1i_sfortuhe sln~ck agai~ whei:i. they'.I'~ offered."•. · · · · <!omu)~ orr a .366 s,eason m .1970, during winti:r ball in the DsJintnican Republic. -1974.!.f,~ ~ hilling .3.54. Th' Cl~vt·land· Indians ):>oUJtht his ·rights. and it' was ther~ that Car' ty felt he had finally found' 4 home. ··. After·cffecls or th~ knee injury persisted, but Carty found hi.$ nicfic os. a designated hitt~rI During his ftlur seasons a' Glevel!Md Caity hit .363, .308. • ·1 :tbougt I had the job in Cl~veland, so how I don't eved talk anymore about staying wit~ one: team for the: r'est of m~ i-areer." 'Carty Says. "111 jus' }teep tryir1g my best and I 'll gQ wherevi:r they send me.'' l '. Far thp :nwmcnt, anyway, ··Toronto is very pleased to have <See CARTY, Page 8%) .· 208 AIVlllONY D.4J'IS If-OUST.ON <AP)" -The Houston Oilers, who last week obtaln·ed the top pick in the Na· tlonal Foot~all ·Leag,ue •draft, Saturday traded fullback Don Hardeman to Tampa Bay in ex· change for, Anthony I1av1~, 1 Davis, ab All·Amcrican. run. ,1 n j n g b a c k a t S o u t t\ e r rt•·"' California, was dtafted by thf ... N4tw York Jets in 1975 but . ptQycd iustcad· in the World Football League be fora it folded. 1 • Jl2 DAl.Y"'-OT UNIONDALE, N.Y. -L1tnny McDonald's goal al 4:13 of over- titne Saturday night gave the Toronto Maple Leafs a 2·1 vic- tOl'Y over the New York ]slan- ders and sent the Maple Leafs into the National Hockey League ~eoiifinal playoffs against lhe Montreal Canadiens. Ian Turnbull passed into the New York zone, then McDonald ~neaked the puck away from New York's Clark Gillies and lifted a 20-foot shot over goalie Glenn Resch and gave the Maple Leafs the deciding seventh game Qf the fi ercely fought best-of- ~eve n scnes. It was the third \'.Onseculive overtime al Nassau Coliseum, but the Islanders had won the other two. SuMly,AplUO, 1171 jackets for two years. Eastern· was 23-9 la.st year, won the Fron· tier Conference title, the NAJA District 12 tournament and com- peted in the NAIA national tourney. Wa1'eS A d va nce LOS ANGELES -Pepperdlne scored a 15-12, 14-16, 15·7, 15·8 victory over Cal State (Long B e ach) at Paule y Pavilion Saturday night in the cham- pionship match of tbe NCAA Western Regional volleyball tournament B y winning, the Wa,,.es qualified for the NCAA Cham· pionships at Columbus. Ohio next weekend. Brulas S pUt LOS ANGELES -UCLA's Craig Johnson hit three homers and drove in seven runs as the Bruins split a Pacific·8 Con· Terence baseball doubleheader w1th Stanford Saturday. • TRACK/GOLF/ MISCELLANY 0.lly Pllet PMtcts DY G1ry Ambrct .. New York had an excellent chance to win the game just 2: lS jnto the extra session when right wing Billy Harris took the puck away from Toronto defensemen Hrian Glennie and had an uncon· tosted lS·foot shot at goalie Mike Palmateer. But Palmateer's left legpad flashed out to thwart the d•ive and keep the Leafs alive, then McDonald -frustrated by numerous missed scorin g c:hances throughout the series - converted the chance that sent 'foronlo into the semifinals. wttich open Thursday night at the Montreal Forum. J ohnson had two home runs, including a grand s lammer, to lead UCLA to a 15·8 victory in the opener, but Randy Wong singled, tripled and homered in· the nightcap to pace Stanford to an 8-6 triumph. CORONA del MAR'S TODD KAUSEN (LEFT) ANO UNIVERSITY'S JOHN ORTMAN PREPARE TO TOSS THE DISCUS SATURDAY. Pfbter De fe a ted LAS VEGAS -Corrado f,\arazzutti and Harold Solomon woo three-set semifinal matches Saturday to advance to the l'lnals of the Alan King Tennis Classic at Caesars Palace. Barazzulli eliminated giant- killer Hank Pfister, 6·2, 4·6, 6·2 while Solomon downed Raul Ramirez, 3·6, 6·4, 6·3. tt'Hldn• Sharp SAN JOSE -World record 6older Mac Wllkfos equaled the _,econd best discus throw in his- lfJrY Saturday by winning the @vent with a toss of 231-3 at the ~an Jose Invitational. 1 He faHed to set a meet record. ~ince he set his world mark .of 232-6 from the sam e discus throwing area two years ago. I Edaeards Picked • BILLINGS, Mont. -Dick tdwards, who resigned recently •s head basketba!.l coach at the Oniversity or California at Belkelcy. was selected Saturday a.-•ncw head coach al Eastern ~lontana College here. 1 Ed\\ ;.ire.ls. 47, succet'ds Eldt'n le am I .1. who resigned rt'cently ~I tt•r C'Oaching the Yellow- C ARTY .•. . : <Continued From Page Bl) I (he 38-ycar-old Carty. On Thurs- tay he hit two homers and had \'C rbi, {!iving him four homers inti seven rbi in the past week. fie leads lht' club in rbi with 17. • "ll 's all in the mind," Carty ~roC'laims ··A man whose body ¢-:; slroniier than his mind is • t'ak. You've got to believe. We can overcome t'vcry problem \Ve ~ant tf we bcl1e\'e." IJSC IUps Cal LOS ANGELES -Doug Stokke belted a two-run homer in the first inning Saturday to get Southern California off and running on its way to an 11·2 Pacific-8 Conference baseball victory over vlsiting California. The victory was tne Trojans' ninth straight and raised their Pac-8 record to 9-2 and their overall mark to 36-7. Cal dropped to 3-7 in conference play and 31·19 overall. Netters A d v ance OJAI -John Austin of UCLA and Robert Van 't Horr of Southern California advanced to the finals of the Pacific-8 Con· ference singles division in the 79lh annual Ojai Valley tennis tournament Saturday. Austin defeated Chris Lewis oC Southern Cal, 6·3, 6-4 while Van't Hoff eliminated Larry Stefanki or Califorrua, 6-4, 2·6, 6·3 in the semifinals. Longslaot Wins INGLEWOOD -Longshot Kame hameha scored a nose vie· tory in the $44,500 Coronado Handicap for 3-year-olds before a crowd of 32,605 at Hollywood Park Saturday. 1tlargerum T hird BERKELEY-Former Foun- tain Valley ll igh ace Ken Margerum skimmed the 100· meter hurdles in 14.5 Saturday. for a third pluce in Stanford's dual meet track and field loss (86-68) at Cal in Pac-8 action. l'anken Owe NV NEW YORK -City Comptroller Harrison Goldin charged Friday that an audit has shown that the New York Yankees owe the city $154,000 for the USC or rebuilt Yankee stadium. Ashford Sparkles Evelyn Ashford of UCLA cap- tured the 200-meter dash in a sizzling time of 22.4 and USC's Patty Van Wolvclaere won the 100· meter hurdles in 13.27 to highlight Saturday's UC Irvine women's track and field lnvita· tional. Ashford's lime should have been an American record, ex· cept the wind guage wasn't working and the record was not allowed. Another top effort was turned in by Cal State Los Angeles• Rosalyn Bryant in the 400-meter dash with a t ime of 52.0. * * * Utt Tr~ti alld fleld '"•lletl .... t (All U <M"' _....., ncept ·-,.1.,., 10j)-I , A."1ford !UCL.Al 11.l ; 2. Oougl.SI (USCI 11.S; 3. Taylor (S." 0!990 St. l 12.0. 100-1. Milford (UCl.Al 2M ; J. IS<yant !CSlA) 221; J . Octuoleu (USCI 24,J, •00-1. 8ry"'11 ICSlA I SU; 2. RIC11 (CSLA) SA.J; J w .. 1on 1Nortlvld9fl S4 S. 100-1. Romeu•r INorthrldQel 2:10.f; 2. Roberson !UCLA> 2:11.l; J. Powers (UCS81 J 12 l l,SOO-t. KevH (UCLA) 1:11 o; ?. Costello (Nor1nr109e1 A:lO •• 3 OllS\lm !UCL.A) •·Xl.O. J.000-1 8rowl\ INorlt><•d!l<'l • )II S; 1 1(1"1"~ INOfllH1dgll 9 sa SI, ], 8rOOUIC" IUCL.A) 10 03.0. s 000-1. l(l~y (No•lhrld9el and Robtrl.sol\ 1No<ll\fld9~1 II lq 12, l H.nemtlltt IUCLAI I! 00 0 100 m•ltr flu"ll~-1. VII\ WolwlHro CUSCI IJ ti, l ~koya <UCL.Al IJ J; ]. M<MlllAI\ (USC) IJ '· •00 meln hurdt"-1 (:al>f' (CSLBI 61116; 1 N•t"use .s..n OttQJC Sr I t.l ; t l. S4n Augushn tc.SL816J 11 •OO m•IN ••lav-1. UCLA 16.7S; :. U!C 47.1; J. S.nDl~St 411 J 800·m~on r?••v-t. Cal Stale CL.Al 1:•2.6'. 1. NorlhrtdQe 1;43 2; l UC.LA L0.3 Mlle r•lo-1. Cal Slate (l.AI 3:0 .t l; Z. Nor11>rl09e l 44> 6, J CSL8 1:53 4. 1·mol• r•lav-l. UCl.A t :Sl.S; 2. tlort,,..ldol 9.0S I, J . CSLll' 26.10. , HJ I . Hunlley <CSLBl 5-11; 2. Slmo<1 (CSUll S-7. J. Oih•kov• WCI.Al S.S. LJ-1. Af'Oe,...,,. (Noflnrt<f9e I 11.o•t,; J, W••- ICSLB> 11.0. J Ot/llkoya <UCL.Al ~II'•· SP-I, Dote ICSLBI ···•: 1. M.r•~•ll INorlh<tdQe) •Id''>. 3. Ro.._ ICSLAI 46·0\'•• or-1. MA<V\1111 INorlllr••> , ... ..o: 1. Hoe< ..... IC$l81 I~'· l OltlrtCh(r,.nOl~Sl.l 1'7.4 Jl l. 01elrlcn t!t<ln Ootoo ~I I IS7·3: 1. CamAr•Q\I tCSl.81 US.S. 3. Ounlon IS.n 0 1«90 SI I 149·•· AUTO LEASING THE WAY IT AUTO BE! Baseball Standings 1978 ANMIYERSA.ll'f COUGAR UASIME AS LOW AS s 12946 Mo. + Tax & Lie. Cap cost S6550. Total of m o pymts $4660.56 Residual $3863. 36 mos OAC NATIONAL LEAGUE East DJvislon W L Pct. Philadelphia 9 7 .563 Montreal 19 8 .556 Pittsburgh !I 8 .529 Chica~o 10 9 .526 New York 9 12 .429 St. Lou.is 9 ll .421 West Division Dodgers 13 6 .684 Cincinnati 13 7 .650 Houston J9 11 .476 San Francisco 9 10 .474 San Diego 7 11 .389 Atlanta 6 13 .316 SalurNy'•Sc- Cincinna11 14, New Y«lt 7 Plll\l!urgll b. Sin Francisco 2 Phll•dt•PN• 1, S.n O\eOO 1 All<1nla s. ~c-0 SI Lou,. I, LO\ llnQ<!IH 0 Hou\lon J, MOnlr"'al 1 T11My'1~-. GB Sal\ Fr•n<lsco IK-r 2·11 at Pltlsbuflll\ (8fyl•vtn I II Salt D•eoo IA. Jones 1.11 at Phll-11)4\la (urcll 2·11 Cln<l"r>aO ltfume 2·21 at N-YOfll (Z..Clvy 2.01 Loi A~ln <Svlm 2·1) at st. L11<1ls Curro M l Ch1Ct90(Lamp1·31 •I"""''" (llo9Qs0·JI MonlrHI !May Hl Al HctUSIOfl (Ltmono-lla Ml Me....,y•10<1mn s ... 01"90 al PmsburlJll, n New Yori< •I Allflllll, n Phll•<lelohl• al Ct1><1nnaH. n Sal\ F r•ncltcct •I SL L.Vt._ n. Only QAll'tel IC,_,,M AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division Detroit noston New York Milwaukee Cleveland Baltimore Toronto W L Pct. 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COAST HWY.• NIWPOIT HACH• 646-02'2 , . -, Canyon Wins Flip, Title Spike Marks By F.RNIE CASTll~LO Of , .. Delly Pllel \tall By the unlikely combination or default and a coin flip , Canyon High of Anaheim walked away with the varsity team cham- pionship trophy at Saturday's Orange County track and field championships at Mission Viejo High . On a cool and windy afternoon that kept marks modest, Canyon relied on its strength in the jumping events, where it cap- tured all three gold medals. to ·earn a tie with El .Modena High of Orange for the varsity team title and then won a flip lo de- cide who got to carry home the first place trophy. Legends Golf Modest . in MV Invitational Neither, however, was about to lay claim lo being the bcsl team in the county since the two most likely candidates for that honor, Newport Harbor and San- ta Ana Valley, had their big guns competing in the state-wide Arcad!a Jnvitational and entered jus\ token teams in the Mission Viejo a{falr. Not until Corona d e l Mar sophomore Andy Gerken ~on the mile in 4: 25.0 was there something to talk about. The on- ly other decent marks were a 9:27.4 two-mile by Mark Eddy of J\l ater Dei <Santa Ana) who ran .9 :27.4 to ed~e Cd M's Dave Hunsaker (9:28.7) and a 14.S wind-aided time in the 120 high hurdles by Simon Faivailo or Saddleback. The discus featured several good throws. J eff VanDeGriff of Saddlcback won in 162-6 with Todd Kausen of CdM second at 162·4 and John Ortman of Univers ity High (Irvine) third at 156·8. M isi,ion Viejo soph discus throw Scott Hudson had a 160-7 effort to v. in the frosh-soph com· petition. In fact. two of the day's stars were sophomores competing on the lower division. Jeff Van- dereems of llt1ssion Viejo set meet records in the mile (4 :27.6) and two-mile (9 :40.6) while Sad- dleback's Gary Stenland of Sad· dlcback went 10.0. 22.8 in the sprints. He ran 9.9 in Friday night's prelims. A II times were wind-aided. Snead, Dickinson Ahead by 2 Slwts El Toro and Corona del Mar rinished 4-5 in the varsity team scoring. * * * or-C.O..my Clla..,poon\111~ Al Minion Vtt10 HIQll 100 -I 5.)1\der ISonoral 10 O; 2. Jonnwn IM•11noll•I 10,I, J York IEI -n•I 10.l. '· Parktr 1w ntm1Ml..-I 10 J no -I Sanoers (Sonora) US; 2. Russell IC.- 1\yonl 22 9. J. ICrlu CFoolMll 2l.9, •· Jonn>e>n IMa11noll1l 719 • AUSTIN, Texas CAP> -Sam Snead shook his putting jitters with six birdies and partner Gardner Dickinson added two more for an 8·under-par 62 Saturday that gave them a two- shot lead at the 36-hole mark of the Legends of Golt tournament. Snead an1 Dickinson posted a 36.-bole total or 127 which was 13 under par over the 6,584·yard, par-70 Onion Creek Golf Club course. The final 18 holes in the 54· hole tournament for a $100,000 first prize was scheduled today. The best round of the damp On Tl' Todafl Channel 4 a t I J :30 day was a 9-under-par 61 by Argentina's Roberto de Vicenzo and Julius Boros, who made seven of the team's nine birdies in the best -ball tournament. Boros and de Vicenzo were l 1 under at 129. Australia's Kel Nagle and P eter Thomson, who shot an opening round 64 for a one-shot lead over Snead and Dickinson, struggled lo a 4-under-par 66 and were 10.under at 130. Snead holed birdie putts of 15, 25, 10, 10. 12r and 10 feet for hjs birdies as the duo shot 30·32. "IC Sam keeps that putting stroke. he'll be tough," said Dickinson. "And he hit the finest irons over 36 holes you e ver saw." Snead said: ''I putted as well as I have in a tournament this year. I figure we'll have to shoot a 62 or even a 60 tomorrow to win . The winners split the $100,000 ftrst place prize. Boros and de Vieenio birdied the first four holes on the back nine. "This is a funny game," said Boros. "I played Houston last week and made one birdie on the (irst two rounds." · Boros was radar·accurate wtth his irons, leaving him putts of only 3-10 feel for birds. Sumhine Wins The Colitomla Sunshine upped its record to l· \ Satuntay nlahl by stopping the Sacrah)ento Spirits, 3-1, lo American Socter League action •l Ounae Coast College. Cary Middlecoff and Bob Rosburg also put together :i hot round to get back into contention with a 62 that f ea tured Rosburg's chip-in for an eagle-3 on the SJO.yard fi rst hole. Middlecoff and Rosburg were tied with Bob Toski and Chic Herbert al 9-under 131. The Toski-Herbert team shot 65. The tournament is limited to former champions who are SO· years and older. The 66-year-old Snead posted 84 lour victories and captured every major title except the U.S. Open. Dickinson was the winner of eight tour evenl'i and was a member of the Ryder Cup Team in 1967 and 1971. Thlrd•l'O<M ...,...,. In ... 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Vill.o Park J 21 S. 3. ~ra l 216, • Coron• ""I M4f 3 2~ s 1111 HH -1 "•'••llO IS...ddlel>ac"l I• s. 7 C.Ou•Olnf' IEI Toro/ 14 1 J. O•••\ IE<lt\Onl h 0, 4 Connor IEI _,,•I I)• J30 LH Wtlh•m• IEI MOOM.tl 31.9 · 2. Htro 1mer !El MotlH!a t Jft ~; J Mcl<niohl ISo1C1- dlell<1t k I~ O; 4 ""'"" f<,unny Hiii\) JO 0. HJ -~ .. IC.OMOnf IHI • G•rr•ll IS.nl• AnM 6·• •• J. Povv IEI Toro! 6 2: •. fo<ker tEI Modena/ 61. LJ -1 S..-0tr (C,,.,vonl n 6: 2. Flv-<t.os Amigos> 21·9'~. J c;.,,..,., (S.nl• An• V•ll•Y) 21.211,; •·SI Mk 1Lull>e•¥1 OranQ<'I 20-2' •· T J -I. S.rgor IC.OnyOI\) 4S )' >: J, Gou<dl,.. (Et Torol ... 9, ) Davis IUno..,rSllYI ._..IVJ. '· Ja(l\\Ol\(S.ddll'b.><kCO S• .. PV -I t"°'p (Marlndl IJ~· 7 Timmons (5.ld- dl•ll•<kl IJ..6, J. Wonn.,..,ion lfroyl IW; •· IU.) Ande"on (5addll!O<lck l, Cow•~ (811en• Park! 11 6 SP -l. R~ IS..nl.t Jill.ti S-1-0; 1. '- (E\IM<lel )l·H, 3 Socci IM•t•r Oft) ll-8'>, '· LowanclOW\kl ISanla lln.ll Sl-9' • OT -l , VlndltGroll l!>dddl•t>a<U 162 .. ; 7. Kauson (Corona ~I Marl IU·•: 1. Ortman (Unw•rsilyl ·~; •• Paldl IEI MOdt'l\A) 1~1. lum icor~s -I. (ti<!> El Modena, c.invon ••: J Sttddltti.tc• O ; 1. El Toro Ja, } Co<C>N Clef Mar J•. Player Shares Lead Five-uxiy Tie at New Orleans NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Gary Player, grim-faced in de· termination and concentration in his quest for a fourth con- secutive victory, fought his way to a 3·under-par 69 and moved into a five·way tie for the lead Saturday in the third round of the New Orleans Open golf tournament. The little South African, a comeback winner in th e Masters, Tournament of Cham- pions and l I oust on Open in his last three starts, had lo shake off a potentially disastrous dou- ble bogey with a birdie on the following hole to move into a tie w'ith Homero Blant'as, Gibby Gilbert.. Fuaiy Zoeller and Lon Hinkle. All finished 54 holes over lhc 7 ,080·y1rd Lakewood Country Club courae with 205 totals, 11 under par. Hlnkle, ploying early ln the day before the gusty breeies reached their full strength, com- post d an 8 -unde r -par s... .matchlns the course record with his bea\ round as a pro. Blancas putted his way to a 68, Zoeller shot 70 and Gilbert had a 67. Gilhert missed a 6-foot birdie putt on the final hole that would have given hirn the lead alone. T1'1rd r--1 leadllrl I" "" tww Ort.-°"91' ~oll tournament on t11• T ,010 yerd, per 12 l.O•wood COunlry Ovll courw: Gary Pl•ver '""~ Lon Hlnkl• , ... 7_..-JOS Fuuv 2ot0lltr 70 .. S-~ t1omero lllancas •7·~ <;1blly G1111er1 70.,•1-10S 0 A. W•l1>ron<1 6•·1•·73-M Fred Ma•tl 11 u..-101 Grltr Jon" t'I •~ Gery l(.o<,n n-M~l-7'1 Ml-• Sullivan '4-11~ Jack "'""" 11 '1·1G-M Boll E. Smtl" 61 11-70-JOI Phll H•"<«• ...._n-:iot •111 c.11,. ,, .. , . ....- AftdV &Hn .. 70~ Mii<• Slit• 10..S-7.__ LH Tr .. lno •).70.7._... Pal McGowM\ .. •S.1~ Je"" M<Oft •W .. 71-40t o. ... Elc,..1wvet •t-4 .. 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"Naturally, Kathy Doyle will be our returning starter and l still hope that somethihg hap. pens to bring Janene Watson back," Kellogg says. "And we have some good girls coming up from the junior varsity." Wat.son, a sophomore starter this year at s-u; says sbe will be moving to Lake El!inore this summer and will be lost. to the team. Two starters retumlng would give Kellogg and the Oilers sufficient nucleus around which to build another t1Ue COD· t,ender. With Doyle as the only retum· JOANNE KELLOGG iqg starter, It could be difficult even tbougb sbe gained AU, America status this season. Not only will the team be inex- perienced but every opponent Baseb a l l A.etio n ·vanguards Sweep; Anteaters Ge t Split Combining slugging and con· trol pitching, the Southern California College Vanguards swept a pair of baseball gamos over invading Cal Baptist College Saturday on the win· ner's diamond. But UC Irvine had to settle for a split with visiting Cal State (Long Beach), despite an im· pressive hitting display from K e nny Washington, who hit homers in each end of the twin bill. Long Beach won the first, 11·10, and UC! took the nightcap. 5-4. Southern California College's sweep was paced by the pitching <>f Bill Riddell in the first gamo and the slugging of Dave Wibon in lbe second tHf as the Vanguards upped thelr record to l'-3 in NAIA District 3 action, clinching tbe Southern Divi.sjoo cbamptoosb.ip. sec tbus qualifies ror the Dis• trict 3 playoffs May 11·13 at Biota College. hold back a 49ers rally in the ninth. Long Beach &cored five times in the final inning ror an 11·10 win. In the nigntcap, Washington hit bis second homer of the day and eventually s cored the game's winning run ln the ruth when he singled and advanced around the bases oo three wil4 pitches. l"lntGMw ~0- 0tl UC: ltwt. • UC,,,,_. ISi '''""" .. ,.,_. 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Kelll Lockhart and Debra Burrows all we~ in dou· ble fl1urea In scoring even though Doyle was the leader. "But these girls gained COTl- Cldenct\ and Ulaturtty over the past lwo years and 1 am sure the three lettermen retumlng plus the glrls from the junlor vanity will do the same thing." In addition to 5·10 Doyle, the Oilers also have Peggy Roberson (S-3) and Jenny Townsend (S-9> returning from. this year·~ vanU.y. Up from t.be JUDior vanity for the playolrs and expected to vie for starting positions nexl year are Chris Hemley (S-5>. Peggy Krom (5-6) and Kathy Rausin <5·10). The firs t two are sophomores, as ls Town.send, and tbe other a Junior. Townsen<l played quite a bil this year in the regular season, trading with Watsoo when she was injured. .'The pre.ssure wm 'be on us and It won't be easy with as many starters as we are loalng," the coach adds. ''We know we have a difficult task ahead of us but we aren't giving up." Next season, the girls basket. ban season will run concurrenUy with the boys with the first games tn Decem~r. What plans are being made for next season? "As things stand now. the boys will play on Wednesday and Fri· day nights and the girls on Tues- day and Thursday in the Sunaet League," she s ays. "We feel that basketball crowds enjoy watching the boys and the girls and lhey will have an opportuni· ty to do so this way. ''Changing the season wut also give the girls a chance to go out ror three ~ports instead of· two. In the past it bas been a fall s port and basketball with the s pring sports already started by the time we tmished." Huntington Beach plans to enter the Cypress gltls tourna- m ent before Christmas and the Edison·Estancla toumey during the week preceding New Year's. Certainly. Joanne Kellogg fsn 't sitting back and want.in& to rest on her laurela or those ot tbe team she bas coached suc- cessfully to a pair ol CIF cbam· pionsbJps. With Doyle, ao All-American selection with a 21.9 scoring average returning, there ls a solid foundation upon which to bwld another title contender. perhaps winner, in 1979. Wilson's two-run homer was but one of eight bits in the eight· run third inning of the second game. A1sO posting doubles in \he third frame were Randy Greer, Mike Sche etz, Rob Stonelake and Randy Reno. Riddell st.ruck out six and did ot issue a free pass in upping is pitching record to 11-2. UC Irvine bullt a 7.3 lead In he first game against Cal State (Long Beach), but squandered it OCC Diver Wins Rustlers Third in Swim/est hen three pitchers couldn't * * * l'taST~ s.c.t~lfl ., ..... °"9ff,... 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NORWALK-Golden West College placed third in tbe Southern .California junlor col· lege swim championships Satur• day · at Cerritos College, while Orange Coast took ninth and Sad· dleback Colltge loth. Orange Coast's Peter Zum· berge won the three-meter div· Ing to boost the Pirates' score, whlJe Golden West was led by versaWe Andy Miller. Zumberge Onished second In the one-meter compeUUon Fri· day. Mill er took seventh tn the 100 free (47.9) and anchored the •oo free relay team which finished fourth, behind the meet record lime of Pas adena (3:09.4). Golden West docked 3: 13.0. Saddleback got a strong show· tng from Buu Harper, who Ued for second in the 200 backstroke with a 2:01.0. Ia the 200 butterfly, Golden West finished in a group as J ett Bowen, Jacques Rosas and Gary Yeo took loth, 11th and 12th. Also placint for the Rustlers were Jeff DemoU and Dave Stea, who took eighth and ninth ln the 100 free; Jim Keefe, who took slxtb in the 2QO back: and Marty White, with a ninth·place llnlsh alao in the 200 back. OCC's tarry Slstler toot 11th tn the 200 breaststroke while Golden West's Greg Price and J eff Krieder placed. eighth and 10th in the diving. S......Clll..,... ICIWf• N.Crrr .... ~ t .450 f,..._I. AJ\l.11 (P.-..el ":17.2; t . S.0.rslr•m IP•sac1ttt•> t6:•1.2; ). earnett CPeaaoeftal U:$3.7; •· C.111p1Nll <~d 16:SU ; S. F"llitt lllMIMllleld) 16:Jl.7; '-Trtlor CS.ftta MoNcal \1:tll.t; o..n: n-CJ.Mo 11191111<•1 11: 1u. 100 ,,......,. l llll\llst (IMttnflttd) (7.4; t . Mllrck' (......,.1 '1.S; J. S...,. ls.enc. MGNtal 4>.t; 4, Hl,,lft (Ytftlllrl) 41.t ; S. Gr•K ll l"ul1trlt11I '7.t; •· llaf!Wd (~ltllldlftel •o; C>Ulttl: 1. MHfW (~ -..Cl Cr.t; 0. DIMloll lo.Mlltw..tl4U;t.a-1 .............. . atl bldl-4. tdllfftr l~I 2:DU; %. l'1'1ey IP•-1 J:OU; I. 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OM*• W• a1U.O; Cypr91a 3:1' .. ; •· Y-ture a:\U; CNIWl1 1. 0r_,. c.t .. J1M.7J n. Melll...aa:a.a. THiii K.orfll(I: 1, PaMOIM 4'11 t. l'ulttnclft '": 2. o--.. w.cc m : 4. """• MoN<a tit: s. c..,,... Mt; .. ,..,_ fSVI; 1. ~ti; o. venwran; t.Of ... c....n; tt.11•••"' .. ,.. :ik.guello ' Defeats Tam .. IP$ lMGE~ <4Y>-Jt took II ve rounds for World Boxing Council c hampion A lexis l\,rcµello to disJ>OSe of challenger Ra1 Tam on Saturday, but, Arguello said be was in no hurrt: ••J had to see how he fought:• uld th~ Junior U1htwei1ht tbamplon, "and then I wu to- Ing alter 'b1m In the mldd• rou.ads. t ''It's dlfficull for me to fight a southpaw, and It took tbr,e or tour rounda for me to fiJ(ure him out:• h said. ''I'm re.alb' a bet- ter ll1bter when l 'Ol wotklng ln· side, but l bad to work him at Joni raage." Tam, ·Whole f~ Wll awoltet ud ,ua, at\41' .... ftlbl, ,aid ho .. '\ suffered a ~barley-horse late in the thint round and lost much oC his mobility at that polnt. .. Re was a good challenaer," cald AriueUo. "He kept coming nt rot. I thlnk I really hurt him firsl Will\ a shot to the head 1n the s~d round." Arpello, $1ddt the ftrlt de- ltnse ol bis crown ln the ha· tionally televtaed bout, tool eon· ttol of lhe fl•ht atmoat lm· m edhlelY• ff• eu• tbe thallen,er's rilbt •Y• Jn tbe J\tlt round, then continued to~ heavily with cornbinaUana 1IDUl tbe flnlah. · A 2f.,_.-ot4 Cro"!,,.Jf•auua wbo •• tho ,.._ wodd Ids• Ina Auoci•U. feat!>uwet&bt kW. Ai.-ao s' 'Qfd"hlll da - a ahort light early in Ule M.b round. Arguello then began a vicious assault with comblna· lions and re!erree Rudy Jordan .stopped the bout at 1:5C of the round. The cbampton ran bit record ta ... a, ........... lmoelloull. The 27.year-o14 Tarn, ol Mulla, w •• •bMten gotn1 la'4» Uae n,bt and DOW la 25-1. 'n• S.foot-t Ar .. Uo bad • hellbt advantaJc Of IOtllt tbno incin cW« the chaUnprA. ad used h1t bfltl Na'tlf~ •~ tart. Tam, a 1~b. l>ulUsh flgllhr. U1e4 --~.~the eMlnpion, but Arcutuu MUict ~ ..,.,, ltncllna Cam1at9' tlllt.el',. .... A Coach's Trihute Blll Boswell. lormer Westminster High football coa~h. was toasted by a group of 300 at South Coast Plaza Hotel Saturday night ln recognition of his 19 years of Areadia M~et DAILY PILOT fl2 service. Boswell, a former Huntington Beach Hi gh athlete. along with his wife. Jo. were given a nine-day holiday 1A Hawaii .. Don't miss the Edison's Hulse BIG BO~! SHOW .ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER R )" .J:• 8Cf0U from DllfMYland uns to y ictory~iiiiiiNOiWithiruiSiUNiDAiYiiii BJ ERNIE CASl'ILLO Of .. 0.lly ..... Mllff ARCADIA-Sharon Hulse of Edlson High <HuntinilOD Beach> High won the 1,500-meter run over a stella r field while Mike Sanford of Pasadena and Valerie Briscoe of Locke dominated the sprints at Saturday night's Arcadia track and field invitational. Putting on a sizzling kkk in the last 200 yards, Hulse won the 1,500 in 4:33.6. Her time, which is the rough equivalent of a 4:55 mile, is by far the top four· lap effort in the state tb1a year amooc high . school 1Prla. Brlscoe, in a one-woman sbow, won the 100 m 11.7, came back 30 minutes later to take the 400 in a national prep record 53.7, won the 200 in 23.77 and capped a perfect evening by c:oming from 60 yards back to win the 1,600 relay for Locke. Sanford, replacing Injured teammate Ivan Cleveland, won the·lOO in 10.57 and the 200 in 21.46 in a field that included the top speedsters in California. John Gerhardt of Costa Mesa Higb was the on· Jy bright spot on an off night for Orange Coast area prep men. Though he never led, Gerhardt finished third in lho 1,500 in 3:55.4. which equals roughly a 4: 13 mile. Two other area 1irls turned In top perfo.rmllllcea. El Toro's Cheryl Glazier. coming off an injury, Culiabed second in the 110 low hurdles iD 14.82. Julie Green. of Fountain Valley, who led the girls' shot put competition mld way through, finished third with a career best of '2·9, which was six inches better than the old~meet mark. Newport Harbor High's men's mile relay team turned in a season best or 3:20.2, but was never a (actor, finishing fourth. * * * __ ... ....,., MllN tl»-f, s.nforG (P ...... ) 10.$71 t . T~raft<e (Gllfde,_.I t0.'1; 1. Wffll111tl CO.OW-I 10.0'1 • --1. ""°"" CP•sedlftll ttM; t. Wiii!-1~121~; i. T~· JMCe IGardtMI 21.62. -.-1. e.ti.r, 1,,__1 6m: 2. M•••om• l8aker111e1c11 •7.n; J. CMftleit IF~O at.'2. IOO-t. Mack Cl.o<llll 11».6; 2, Hardwlct (L8 Wlli.onl t:U.O; J. O<ay 1~11:54.l; 4. VMCl1-UMWIM"1 KMt»rl I : ~4.7. • 1,J00-1. O'Reilly ISi" RllMI) t :Sl.J ; t , S/\lrley INotre Demel J:S4.l l a. GerNr« '""'"' .... , l :JU. ~ rttay-f, o-i.r.a 41.51 '· c,_......u. 1. s.c. AM v11i.v a.o; I.HD fel1y-1. llannlnt Ct..l> 3:11.11; l . LO<u J:le. .. ;,. CnlltfWw a:tt •. •: •· ~ .._,_. a:20.2. 110 KH-1. 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Svrtyn• CO""· Terrific buy! Shop ond kl"I ot rovr ~-iiiiiiiiiiiii::i:::•• locol Kmort atore todciyl THE "MAG" . t .I ' KENT MIYASHIRO LARRVADAMS ~Bad News for SCC Foes: ; Pitching Staff Returns By HOWARD L. HANDY I OI ... 0.11, Pli.4 St.tll There's bad news ahead for foes of the Southern California " Collegc I Costa Mesa I baseball team The Vanguards have a s1x- m an pitching rotation and every ' one of them will be back next s eason to pitch again for the N AIA Distract 3 Southern • Division team. • Pitching success has been the J measure or achievement for the Vanguards this season under ~oach Doug Adams. SoCal has , romped to a 28-12 record and in ' those 40 games. has has 26 com- plete game performances by the • pitchingstaff. _ .. t 'f he Vanguards clinched the 'Southern Division championship Saturday with two wins over Cal Baptist <Riverside). ··Pitching has been our strongest feature this season," Adams says. "We have three pitchers who handle our con- ference games and the other three are spot starters and re- lievers." Ace of the staff is left-hander Bill Riddell who sports an 11-2 record and an impressive l.l:S e.r.a. lie has allowed only 11 runs in 8513 innings with 42 ' str ikeouts. Riddell transferred to SoCaJ • from Cal Stale <Fullerton> this year. .. He throws a lot or off-speed breaking balls." Adams says. "He's kind of a junk pitcher with excellent control, probably the best on the st arr.·· Riddell's two losses were to Cal State <Hayward 1 and to L'S IU. Ward has a 7-2 won-lost record and a 2.01 c.r.a. in 8% innings. f\ right-hander, he relies on his fastball and has 56 strikeouts. "Probably the biggest reason ror his success this year is that he has overcome control pro- blems." Adams says. "As a freshman, he rudn't know where the ball wa;; going. We have worked pretty hard with him for two years and this season he has come into his own. "He put in a lot of hours work- ing by himself and now he doesn't have to throw down the middle of the plate but works the corners effectively." Kent Miyashiro threw a no- hitter against Pt. Loma this season and has a 4-3 won-lost re- cord. He doubles as the team's designated hiller when he isn't pitching and lately has been pressed into service in the out- field because of injuries. "He's kind or an unusual guy," Adams says of the junior from Hawaii. "He was going lo be strictly a pitcher this year but he has had to do other things. ''He has a real ability to con· ccntrate each game and he's hit· t Are a Sports Calendar • . I Wo!Ayl~Ull ~ Ttnnls-Ol.al ln¥1\atlon.1. ,. Crew-O<enqe C~l Coll-. U~ln·•ne - • Sl•nlorCI al~ Bev 19 •.m.> -.y(Mofll Bn•ball-Libtr1Y Christian •I '"'•"° Cl'lmllatt ' U:ISI; UC INllle •t U"l""rslly of S.n 01"90 IJ p.m.I Tennl~laln Vall~ lit NewPO'I H•rt>or. Edison al WHlmlnJter, T4ISll11 ac EslM<la, Coron• dtl Mlr•I Costa M9S4I , .... , l . ISi." Girts soflt»fl-Eafson et Wettrnlnstt r. HUtll· fnoton Suell at Fount•l11 Valley, "'"'"°'' HH~ aC -Ina (all et 31: S.n Oleoo Stale al .. Gotdtn WaJt Coll1191lcloubltllHdtt81));0r""9' r Cont Colt-.. °"'P'N" 11: ~). Girls swlmmlnv-lrvlt1e Hlqh al K•t•lla U 11 .... >; slate JW!lor <Oii ... ""•'• •l H41rtnell Coll1t99. Twl&ty lllUY JI T 8•saNll-Cac>mr-V•ll•y at Serur>0 (1.ISI; • l!s.,ntl• at Tustin (1·1Jtt PiU. X at M•tar Oel ll IS), MtlOclylend ~ HUflllnQ\O<I V•lley Cllrl\- ll•n •l Costa Mtlu Park COoublettMder al JI; S.nl• Ana c O<anve O..ll Gollete 11 JOI; s..s dl~ba<k Co111191 at CNltey !2 .30). • Vollt.l'ball~wrstty at CorOINI IHI Mllr, El Toro •• MIS$1on Vi•IO. Cott• Mew •l LIQUna BH<ll. ""' o -t• at Dan.ti Hiiis, Newport H•rl>Or •I l'oontal,, Vefln. Hu11Cll\9l11<1 8Mc.ll .t Me<INI. ~ VlaW &I Es\lftci.. 1"'1M Hl!lfl al L• Quinta, Meter Otl •t CMyon l•ll •111. Tennl~IM .. WntmlMlff IJ! JS). T r•cll-Sullwl uaoue ,,... .. ,..,, at HuntfllQtOft Beatll Hlgll, Soult\ Coa•I Ua<i ... ,,,-.llms •( Ml•- $lon Vlttjo Hl9". C...tury LA~ prellm• al El Moolt11• Hlglt. <;.roen Gro-. Lu9ue prelim) •• 801u Gr•-HtQll (all al JI. Girls 9Y"-~llcs-Mar1N at N..,.p0r1 Hartior, Huntln9ton Beach •l FounUln V~llty, Wu t"'lnllef •l Ectlson Cell •l • 30) Girl\ swlrnminQ~e-.1 H.,.bor •t Marina. Fo....tai,, Velll!Y •t Hurtllngton 8Qch. Ed•SOft .ti Wtslmlns~ •• ,,,,. ... H'9ft •I IC•-cly (aO ., )I C.lrls beclrnll'll _ _.,...., Harbor at Marina, Founlalrt VaHey et HYllllnQlOt\ S.Kh. Eltlson el WUlmlM!ef, !...-lk.Kh at SM Cle,,,..,I•, Coste Mesa •t Ml\Jloft Vl•IO. El Toto ..i c.or ..... clltl Mar lall ell: UI. C.lrls lra<k-<.enf\lry LHO~ ~erlms at El _,,a HIQlt 11>; South co.S( LI-prel~ 4!l Mbslon VlejO Hltfl ()): Girts tl!Mlf-oa.A •t UC lrvlM U p.111.1; CyprU\ c.ol1*9t .. Golden Wtlt C2l. Glrh swlmmlfl1t-61.tl• JC al Sanl• Mon!~• Coll~ 121. Girls \0Clb411~plslrano V•ll•' et fl'VCM HllJll, Estancia .t Foothill, Hu"tlflOl"" Valley Cllrliti.11 et a.the! Ol<lsllan. Amb4s-°"''" 11arr at LlbertyOw'lstlan <•II a1 J:HI. ...... Sdey ( ..... y)) • BasebaH-Wotmlnsltr et Edl1<1n ll 1>1. Nt•POrl Merllor vs Fo1mtatn V.tlley al Mii" SoQuart P•rlt 111; UftlYHslf'f at Cor-Off Mar u .1n; ~l• ~at LA~ BH<h U:IJI; El Toro et Mlssl0tt Viejo (J.UI; S.n Ctt.....,i. •l D•M Hiiis U:UI; Irvine H'9!1 at 0.Mrt SIMI l>:U>; MMln.t "' Huntf,,gton IMKll at 81a1r Flakl (1 p . ..,,,>; HllfltlnQton Velley ClwllllM vs Av.Clift (dotlbl..,1.-W at 11 a.m.I at l,OftO &e.<~; Cel Stet• IFVll.,.IOf'll at Soutllarn C.llfoma eo11..,. " p.m. >; un1-s11r of s." 0"9ll • uc I rvltle I> p.m. I. ling .275 along with pitching well. "Pound for pound. he's one of the best pitchers J have ever seen." Adams adds about hi s 5-7. t50-poundcr. Miyashiro relics on off-speed and breaking pitches, then when a batter gets lo looking for one. he slips the fast ball by him. Tim Lynch. a s ophomore among five junior classmen. is 3-1 this year and is one of the spot starters. "He has an excell ent s lider:· the coach says. ''But right now, he throws everything at one s peed . Whe n h e deve lops a changeup, he'll be tough on the hitters.•· Larry Adams draws the tough, non-conference assignments and as a result. has a 2-4 record. He has pitched against UCLA. Cal state <Fullerton) and UC Irvine among others. "He's a very capable pitcher and has come on strong in re- cent games ." coach Adams says. The sixth member or the staff is Brian Coslelloe, a graduate o( Costa Mesa High and Golden West College. He is 1·0 this season but has been used spar- ingly. "He knows what winning is all about," his coach says. "He transferred here this year from Golden West and is a fast ball and slider pitcher. "In a recent game, he came in in the seventh innlng with the bases loaded and the seone tied with two outs. He struck out the baller. Pressure doesn't bother him." How does it happen that the Vanguards have s uch a high percentage of complete game performances this year? "They can never accuse me of being like Sparky Anderson (the Cincinnati Reds manager known as Captain Hook for his quick- n e s s in pulling s tarling pitchers)," Adams says. "Sure, I'm always nervous. even when it is 10-0 in our favor. But 1 have a lot of confidence in our pitchers and I feel they can work their way out of any situa- tion. "I probably have a tendency lo l eave them in too long sometimes. But I think our re- cord speaks for itself in spite of it ... Statistics used for the pitching starr are through Tuesday's vic- tory over Cal Baptist. And next year, they could ,be even more impressive. Women's Golf Summaries Baseball Standings Men's GoU Summaries WOMCN'SOOUI •.UtCHO ~~QUIN OC T ... fltantllO SM~ -·s ' A le•m ~ ~ 1M trWt alld : ~~:i • .:· :i:.•s:::::-ta~~ Oolf Auotlellefl ~tit'-. 0..yt-Gfllt T-C: t, k•Y Mar...-IC..-9oord. S.; f. ~· Smllll ~Alt Wit..-.. U1 *-o.. Holtfl •M Htm\ tltYM14t, 60; $. c..rof'l'll w .... ,. end JoM Wt!Mll· lft9. "; ,_ ""' ~ lftd ""'• l._1', "i '-.lOlt Wllln .W fta111 c:enn.i.. u ; 1 • .udlla o.i-.a1t11 o.-• ,.,_. C»f'"9J, U : I, .... •otiert~ ' ""° 0.0rot Of'ltrll\, ., - Tl" Wlll\lft Tour11•1'nen1• A ftf'911t-t, Lois HoWetl. 'OJ '· IC4tllly fleny, ,.. a t<11orit-1. sv1111 ,._...,. at; '· Clltl Pte Smith, Ma•lfl• S.r1cJtlafld, • c ,..,,._, Giltal"' ,..,.,,_.., •;, e.ttv v....._. n; • Illa> Z••• au11 .. 1-w, '-•11 Wllt•r.a1. D FlltM-1 TIM t!I"*" If; t Cl ) Kat ~i-• ..,_ ..... ... "''·J'· sount COAST COH,. ..... c. W LT 08 Gtrrll°' 11 • O San Ol-.o Me~ 10 • o 11·, o.....,.,_. •• 0 2 f'ullfflOI\ t f O 2\.'J ~I. S.,, '"'llonlo 7 I I a 5-nla Ane I t 0 S CH~ t I) l tYt ~""~ 0.-..e~tf,Fllllen°"~ Mt.'-",.,,..,.. 11, c.rt1 ... I !>all OIMt ~ t; SMta Aft•• ,......o- ~··•ne•Or-..c...t Oros~ •t Fuli«tCllll Citrrl"'6 et Sill '*ti Mew SOUTMl•NCALCIOtf~•••NCE W I. T oa l.A H41rllor 11 t I Qo!Wft W.'4 IJ • • , Cy~ It I O j !• "'·~ ,, •• J~ '-"'' ~ • It 0 t it ~" ... '"" 'u 0 tlljl> 1.Alovt""'"' I 10 0 •6•" .. ....... ,. . ._.. ~ W.1.AIO ti011M a ... .. ' ~EBALL/ TENNIS I HAANESS RACIN~ Bucs, gwc, Gaueho'sRQll Orange Coast College's Pirates, the Golden West College RusUers and the Saddleback College Gauchos wet'$ all winners Saturday In JC con- ference ba~ball acUon. Nemeth and sacrilice fly by Bobb1 Smitb plaUnc a pair of runners. Sparked by a triple play in the fourth lnnJog, tbe Pirates rallied for a 7·S South Coast COnference decision at Fullerton. Robertaon's two-run double to ~11ter sparted a three-nm burst ln the seventh Jnnlnf for OOC. Matt Palmer, Russ Penfold ancJ Bryan Edwards led Golden West ln the battioi derart· ment as Southern Ca1llor~a Conferenee rlva Rio Hondo fell, 7·1, on the wlru r's diamond. Srntt.b continued bis red·bot streak. with a three-for.lour day at the plate ex~ bis IUttb\I streak to 2211traight games. Robert.son had three singles tq go wilb bis dou-ble. And sophomore right ander Bob Clements struck out seven in putting the stops to f\OSt Palomar Cotlege, 1-0, in Mission Conference action. Palmer had a two-run triple and an rbl double for Golden West and Russ Penfold added a double to lbe GWC attack. Chuck Robertson toiled 8~ innlnp and IVUck Fullerton had a s.-1 lead and run.nm on firsl and second lo the fourlh inning when Jerry Sanchez came ln for Orange Coast. His second pitch was lined toward ten field, but short&t<>~ Glenn Robertson leaped, caught the ball, stepped on second and tripled the runner off first ba.se. out nine Rio Hondo batters. . Saddleback's winnin3 run came In the second inning ns Mike Horvath led off with a single, went to second on a sacrilice by Steve Carroll, and scored on a base hit by Keith Vranesb. Tbe momentum of that play continued in the firth inning with a run-scoring single by Joe Palomar's only threat was in the eighth frame when it managed to get runners to second and third wi(h two out, but Clements forced tbe Jast hitter to pop up. Alamitos Racing Results "-Sa ... , ~11tn ua -One ~•t. P~e. Ct•lm1"9 Nndkap. Pur.e UOOO. Pralr1e~ne (0.somerl WlhonFortyt- ~ tO 1L20 •.IO Cao..ctf-1 10.IO UR A,.".i~J~~tiifll~f~~i .8oldOul911CAubln) 4.~~ '~ o1Uso rec-.t -J J's Pa!ton, Sly • one, ~,. Prf~. FIM\'"90 Miu , ~ Tu•tOo Wftk. ~ 8r-n. ~ S<reldled -Ma""6 Pflf!VOM, Ambro Trice. $2 E~ -,_..,.itto ,'4MMI• .... J•Wll-~T-,,...i>6fM. DANNY SALTZ KEVIN FORBES SEc:otlO ttACE -One mil«• Peet. Clalml119 Nf\dk411>. Pun• $6t00. Sella's Prl«e Prep Tennis CAUOlnl 1.40 S20 l .IO tke•s M1r1ne <oe-> •.20 •.OO Farmstud Jim \U!llltt>llll :uo Time -1.0IXl/S, Also recacl -Adlos Royete N Duke Woollen, AH .->d Wll1le, Totat Freltlfll, Tee-. NOKr.tleheS. THntO It.AC£ -one milt. Pa,e, fnoriCallonaf <al-brect. PUrr.e •Hoo. 8tlle Clllrl (Cul,..11 l0.1111 7.60 4.20 our.,,11 m"-•> 3 .o Joo a,. 8Y• Vlel>O~ CUOl\111111) 3.00 Tlme-1.01. Al'4 raced -Oestnoft:I. O.llola Star. lurntM!r CNrmer. Noscr•k"'"'- FOUllTN AACE -OM mll~. P•tt Clel,..l119 l'tancliup. Purse SA.!>00. Tllree Step !LIQl'tlllllll 10 00 UO • 00 L1\l>On Lad IM<>rolln) S IO J IO Ele9MI SIM A (l(....Ct•rl 6 IO Tim~-?~ Al•O recto -Oon Appl•. EO!!e""OOd Samp,on, C.llu<k 8, U11ra W•ve. Oelbrat. Armbro Magoc S<r•lthe<I -VI< B T .tr, John 0 Arab U EUN 4-11WW 5t~ I l·L.>-u•, ,.l•tet.JO ,., .. T" AACE -0--m;1e Pao, Preferred. Putse '7 .JOO NCftleH_...., IAckerm1n> ll IO •.60 1.60 &Ill•\ Actvi<e (GOudre.wl J 00 110 Ms (Vlll~r>gNm) ? 40 Time -I.SI Al'o rued -OtrtU Ml91' N, Super Strlkt NoK••lt~ SIXTH llACE -OM mitt, P•u c.1 .. mlr>g '-di<~. Purse 56.100. R lpplng C.Olonel IA•lchlordl 1000 Sole) •IO ICtng Jay A \Aul>Wll l.00 l 10 Joe Allan N IV•lllnd,....,) J iO llmt -2..00l/S Al'4 racacl -~live Tl-.. S<otth Mlr•clt, Unt0tt San. Owl S<rllOled -JIU FestlY•f• W1nto- 11lan " • ._..,.. ...... ~ &2· 1t1111 Jay A. ,.ii aus ... SEVEICTM llACE -OM mlle. P•ce. lnvitati-1. Purse S!0,000. ArroclWr RfP41U CGouclrnul JR Oaoer (Bonne) C.Yall.-Ill (IC...olwl Time -1.S.-JIS l 60 1.60 1 <IO S 10 J.10 210 Al•o rau ct -8 C Coun1, Tri<'" 01ckN. No scratc.i.n. ~IGNTH ltACfJ -Oftt Mlle. Patr Condltlone<S. CO.~ PurM $6l00 . Joel George C Oe\Omer t 16.CO 10.00 1 60 Famo H--(Rldl<nolldll.10 a.10 Heroic Mano""' CSl>errefl > •.OO Tl--1.59;1/S, AllO t.ctd -~ Red. Tlme SC,.•"'· At.ewne, Gold Reno-, Se.- 0...M, Tht819W. H• Krekllti. U EUCS. -S..JMf 0..,.., s-F.a,..,._,M'*27M. ICINTM ltACE -One mite. Pace Cl•lmln9 .......,,,~. PllN• SflOO • cas1_,,.._ (Andtrsonl lUO 14.00 1 .0 Rapld Cenn'f IDHomerl 1.IO 4 10 J•mes <HM <'-""901 } 10 Time -2.01-.is. U Euct.1 -f-C.Sta._.w .... 1-lt.-~ ...... Un.it. A ftend.tn<• -•• 730 Sea King Duo Wins at Ojai OJ Al-Danny Saltz an'd Kevin Forbes of Corona del Mar defeated a duo from Coronado in straight. sets Friday to capt~e the 19-and-under doubles ti- tle in the prestigious Ojai Invitational tennis tournament. . It was a good day all aroftnd for Orange Coast area players. Jn the college division the UC Irvine dot/hies team of Jeff Williams and Matt Wooldridge qualified for today's semifinals. And In the 14-and-under division, Ricky Lench of Laguna Beach advanced to the finals before los- ing. UCI 's Wooldridge was ousted in the collegiate singles semifinals by Kirk Terrell of Cal State <Long Beach) but Wooldridge's partner, Williams. qualified to face Terrell today in tbe finals. Jn the open men's division doubles championship today, two area teams who often practice against each other will vie-Mark Andrews and Dennis Trout against Jan Erik Palm and Dick Leach. Palm and Leach are from the Jn;ne Racquet Club while Trout is the CdM prep coach and An· drews is a former member of the John Wayne Club in Newport Beach. * * * OJAI IHVITATIOtlAL Cellall* Olvblon ~ ... 111 ... 1 Sfll!ll•~ 'T U"tll (c.I Sl•le LonQ ~A<") M l Wooldrlctgt IUCI) 4·6. 1·6, 6·4; Wiiham~ CUCll <kl Sure.it CPeP. perdlMI 6-J, .,1.•.J. Ou•rttrll,..I Ooubtl!S Wllll.tms-Woolctrld~ IUCll Ot f Friecl .... ,..,.,.. • ..., (C..I Stale LOl\9 8eechl6-3.6-4. Se"'ll lnll4 Doubles Wllll•ms•Woolctrld~ CUC•) def ICocl\.Sl•btl IUGB> '"'· •. ,. .lllfllw c.ri.,. Olwul.,. o-wtfMt Slntt•• Parttam (c;oioe., ~II lo\I to $..,- lord IS.nl• &¥ti¥• Otyl 7-41, 6-4; Fettermtltr l~cl<lfe«Mttk I •~I 10 fl•ll (PIHcel 6-l, •·I. Oltar1tr11MI 0-M MHk·K. Lvnon CG.cilclen Wttll °"' At ktrly-MarSll•U (C..O!MllOnll •·J. .. 2. MOrton·Smltll (0r""91 CbasU lost to OV•nn·Met"U (Oe Al'll.ll, 7•6, 6.J. semHIMt '*'Illes Munt·A-(Bu\ltl clef ~•II-IC • Lynott (GoldenWr..t> 1·6,6-3, ~ ......... ~ s-.iflNI °"'*'" S.ltt·FhS CCor-ona Ml .llMtl def ()rtll·AP91t0l' (La Jolla> 7-S. •-4: Nlaon-Ma vu ICoro11•dol dtl Ven'Hofl·~ <Oowne-tl 6-l. 7-41. RNCOMMn Sall1·F-s IC...on.t Otl Marl del Ntxon·Mtvtr COWOMCIOI 6-1, 1·J. ~I ........... , FlflalSi .. lff Pouett CFoolhllll 011 Lt~<~ fuguna 8Hcfll l>-J, 4·). °""'*"'• s.n.111...C o...ta Andr&.,s-Tr oul Oef Hottson- Marqolln •·l,M Area Girls Honored Anna Francis of league champion Liber- ty Christian High (Hunt· ington Beach), was selected as most valua- ble player in the Academy League girls basketball compeUUon this season. M icheUe Arndt joined Francis on the first all- league team with team- mates Terri Gilbert and Heather Dreyer, also of Liberty Cbristian, on the second team. Amy West of Hunt· ington Valley Christian (Newport Beach>. was selected to the fl r s t team while Donna Hen- dri chson or llVC was picked for the second team . HVC finis h ed third in the final league standings. Capo Valley Nine Falls in the fourth Inning. * * ........ c,. .. r =:,~. s • 4 • IMMel ....... 4 • Clat11.• 4 ' ---... Pf 1 • .._.,, ...... 1 ' ............. 4 • ._," , ' .... -.-• 1 ~ ........ < , • "-ru.r. .• • • Sl•Nll.. Totals • ' 21 le-. ........ or-..CM1tcn .. . .s 1 2 2 . , s • s • , . 2 0 I 0 J • 4 1 • 0 0 0 14 1 ._...,...._ * .. ... ' • • i • 1 • • ' 2 • • , 1 :t • • • • • . ... 2 • 1 ' J ~ . ~ 1 • f • • • ~ : ~ : • • " . .... a Oref\94 co.st .. -J01~ It I FvH..-ton ow • -.... to 1 S.....,_lt(ll .. , ... ~ Brown, rt • 0 0 0 Holor, 11> l 0 ~ 0 Hlll,dll 4 o 1 ~ 0 o Horv•th, lb 4 , C.artoll, II l O I I Welll, ' • 00 01 41 VrAftelh,C( 4 j A_.,o,Jll J 0 0 0 =i:': •. u ~ : g 1 o ..... ,.U.P 0 0 0 0 Tolall 31 t 1 1 Sc_., ..... ' Saodlebetll 010 000 oao-1 ~ l P•lomar ClllO 000 11»-0 S • Volleyball ,,,. ...... Mi.et Vellt'rNllT-111 1-.-~·· Ht1nll"91an Bea<,l'I clrf l"'Jlewood 11-2. 11-S; cir! Sanle Monica tJ.11. 11·9. st>lll wlllt SM MilrcOI lf-4, S-11; 'Ollt Wiii! T•lt 11.J, S-fl; SC!lll With CM°"• def -tr~. 0.11. Coron• dtf -!Mt to SM~°' .. II. 4-11; fOSt to T.tfl Mt. S..ltJ Oef 1"9fewood 11-f. 1H; 19111 wl"' Sarita ~ .. n.11.s. · L"""• ~ test ..... tftClr ~ ... f.lt, t-11; Iott to WltslclltMtr 1-11, 0.11 : *' "" ... ' Clly ""· ti.a; lost to Rt~S-11.MI; let•Mlra Costa t.11.MI. Founu.ln Vaffl!'I' lost IO .,.,,,_., ... "' ,.11; lost to Soutl\ Pawdefta 1 -11. 9·11; Iott co NOf'lh Torren<e 7•11. 0-11; kttl to H.tf'V.trd f.11, 4-tl; IOI\ to LOt'OI• .,_II.'°"· Wad11esd•y U:30>: HullllftttOlt Beach "~ Mir• Cat. fWlnNr ~ Torrano In semis>; T.tfl 111 P411~s lwrnner mtelJRtdondolll~ld. PUBUC NOTICE F1CTl110US aust#HS ICAME STATalilUfT Tiie foltowi"9 per-ts dolfle Ml- 11ts.s 95! UHIOUE HUL'14 f'OO()S Oj~., 260 Newport C...let' Ofi.,., SW• *• .... _. lleKh, CA. tMO Afllllony N. Fr-lsco PM>, tltt OcNll Front, BtfllC>of, CA.,_., Tiiis ltullnns IS <Ofldwcted by M rrt- Olvidu•I • Anctiony N. Ffanclsc.o f'tlO Tllll tlet-nt WM fifed willt the county Clerk ot O<ange C-ly 011 Aptll It, 1911. """' Publ"'*' Or-. a.st 0.lly PllOf, Aprll 23, lO ..cl AW' 1, 14, 1•11 PUBUC NOTICE •1a1nous 111so111U NAME STATEMCMT TM fol-'flll .,..--Is dllll9 IMl.o MSS~: THE £1.IT& EXCHANGE, UJ PCKtlllla ·--$11110 )18, NewD«l 8aKll, C4. 92'60 Genevieve F. £11trf119fr, 62'1 Glorle Or., Hunt!n;ton &eaclt. C" 9?M1 '"'' bvllness b c~ •r 1111 In• Olvldual. c-1.,.. F. Entrl....,. This M•l-l -filed -4111 t!WI County Cltr11onAptll26, 1t7L ...,. Pt.tbllslled Or_.. Clint 0.lfy Pli.t. Aprll 30, "'-Y 1. 1'1, ?I, t•7' Capistrano Valley Hlgh's Cougars came up s hort Salurday after· noon at Saddleback College where the Los Amigos <Fountain Valley) High Lobos post- ed a 6-4 non -league baseball decision. Hayes picked up a pair of rbi in the silrth rrame with a single to right-center. "Ski,,,,_," Alen H1t• lnrit., You ~o Tiie Brad Parker, Ron VanPeursem and Chip Hayes each collected a pail' of bits off Loli Amigos plt.ching, but the winners retaliated with 10 hits, and combined with two Capistrano Valley errors, it proved too much. Parker doubled to lead off a three-run sixth inning and also tripled The Cougars. now 10-9, close out the re- gular season Tuesday afternoon at Serrano < Phela!') High. c..klr-van.,. 10 "••cttl.ff SOl•t, ct f'arUr,c V•nPevrwm, Jb CMrltt,P HeyH,11> CioY•, t i C.lley. ?ti 1M11t1Mon, u 8•11,p( Hallsltd, Of! Otflfllh. u Toteh • .,. r J 0 • 0 • 2 ' , j 0 . ' 4 0 ' 0 • 0 0 0 I 9 0 0 JO • s-.w--.. " ... I 0 0 0 2 0 2 I I 0, 1 , 0 0 ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • i RE·lEASE MERCEDES 6ENS18\.I! PAYMENTS ' Sunday, A$>rll 30, 1978 DAILY PILOT B S : LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jessica Tat.e lives • ln a sumptuous house where &be ls aurrou:nded ,. by priwUege and au.ended by a butler. ' Katherine Hehnond lives In a whlte frame J' • • bouse in a working class neighborhood Archie Bunker would have found accept.able. i.' . Jessica's husband is a philanderer. one ~ · dauehter is promiscuous, the buUer talks back ,. and she's just been convicted ot murdering the tennis player she and her daughter shared. '·· . • MISS HELMOND, 44, was raised In a poor Irish Catholic family in Galveston, Texas, is married lo a sculpt.or 10 years her jwiior and was an obscure actress for more than 20 years until she Janded the role of J essica on ABC's ..Soap." ... .;. I " "I think the only thing we have in common • -because we are the exact opposites in back- ~ grounds, education and life styles -is Lhat J we're very femininf:," says Miss Helmond. ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ACTOR · Richard Dreyfuss .... ~ Nell Simon's Wlft'I i "And I suppose in the fact that I really like peo-t ple and get. along with them and like life." ON THE ·HIT comedy .. Soap," Jessica floats through life. She's never quite aware of what is happening around her, reacting to the world in lhe manner or Gracie Allen. KA THERINE HELMOND ••l!!\Y• . ~ l Miss Helmond is well aware of the world, ~ , has an earthy humor and is outspoken on con- 1 ~ troversial issues -including the controversy ~ that surrounded "Soap•• prior to its debut last ; ' September. Part of it erupted, she feels, friend who went back lo New York to appear jn a play. "I'm not involved in having to have an elegant house or a flashy car," says Miss He lmond, who drives a "six-year -old Volkswagen. '01 like a nice house, a clean house, but I don't need to have those things to be happy. Gia (PG) 1 because parents abdicate their responsibility to f control children's television viewing -then t blame the network if they watch a show like 1; "Soap." "Working makes me happy. It's nice to have enough money coming in to pay all the bills. That's a good feellhg and it took me a long time to reach that point." . . . I 'f "IT WOULD BE good if parents turned off the set and gave their children a book to read," she says. "For them to want all shows to be geared to children is impossibly selfish." .As for the show being sexy, she thinks '"flrree·s Company," which has rutned hardly a feather. is much sexier. Despite her new-found TV success, Miss Helmond still considers herself a New York ac· tress. Her husband, David Christian, has re· mained in New York. She says, "I've always had the feeling since l 've been here that I would be out of a job by the end of the week. ... The house she's living in belongs to an actor .J •• ~ ..... , .. ,~ .. , '\ .. ~· Amusing i!'! observation• "-•.,.... . _,......---.-Of Ufe along the Ora nge Coast, penned by a native son, in the DAILY PILOT TDDAl'S CIDISIDID PUIZLI ACROSS 7 8 Hive sound 1 53 Glrl's name 31 Drug 1 00 Wiiiow 79 Shade tree 155 Required 33 Untie 101 Unlock 1.~ 1 Trooicalfruit 81 Tamer 158Dlp0f'd1bble 36Table 102Swlasrlver , 7 Government 63 Progeny 159 Neuter seasoning 103 At home agency . 64 Vlcuna·s &kin pronoun 38 Crop oll 104 Wet: Scottish 1 o Chemist's 86 Prevaricator 160 Chimney 41 Greek letter 106 Thus habitat 68 Hawaiian bird deposit 43 Command 107 Consuming 13 Acquiesce 89 Attending 161 Eastern 44 Give In 108 HlstOf'IO 19 M1htary 90 E•clamatlon potentate 46 Soak flax period greetings 9 t Potato buds 162 Liberian 48 Distress 112 Medlolnat 20 Dare 92 Tart tribes signal shrub ~2 Sodal gl'llCes 94 Donkey 163 Verve 115 Decree 24 Oralpause 96 Take place 165 As f&res 4~ Floahyfrult 111 Playthings 25 Mrs.~ST 97 Bone: Lahn 166 lntllct pain 5 •Roman 118 Come forth 26 COf'relative 98 Man's name 168 Plundo<er bronze 121 Printing lluld 27 Grafted: 10 1 Avenaceous 170 Tennis 52 Man'•neme 122 Aotre$S Heraldic 103 Hauling: 2 expression: 2 5 4 Hindu rObe Gabor 28 Entreaty wds. wda. 57, Seraphim 124 Cameroons 29 Irish poet \05 Prime 172 More Ignoble 58 Hea11enlt tribe 30 Our. French character 173 lndlvlduBI body 125 fabled bird 3 2 Expensive 109 Allermatlve 174 Fruit drink 60 Maecunne 1 28~arrow wraps vote 175 Scandinavians 61 famlly waterway 34 Protection 1'0 Dence atep member 127 ~parlllon 35 Night ~loro 11 1 Mexican DOWN 83 Floor 128 Orange peel ~ Sro-.11: st1loon covering 130 Turk Scottish 113 Greek port I CO 1 Brlllah tllle 64 Poor eat 131 Vindicated 37 Indigo 114 Lode load 2 ll'ldlan fl&ece 133 Dlafl'gure 3 9 ~~°:dWa" ~~:~~:~:::'wing 3 0~~~ es Blgge•t 134 Geralnt'a • .co N 1• prefhc 11 Q..Former 4 Philippine 86 Foreat wife 42 P::,;al ;ndi'?Ct UtfHarangue fruit plant I 3S Martes 411 Soenijl\ vc>fd 123 Eternity 5 Aeries 67 Curved 136 Brewing 44'Engr*ed 124 Arabian 6 Classify moldlno vau8' 45 Slnglr19 vOioe commander 7 War cry 99 Vagfant ·HA tie 126 Auo 8 Persevere 70 Blbllc.I priest ~ ~g ~~:~~':,:!°° 50 Waste 1 29 Oen tine • 9 One or any 73 Spanish vote allowance i31 Presldentlal 10Fanclno artlole 141 SwlH 15~ Psoou~ girt nickname 11 ~~:~~!. i: ~=~~~ warbles 5.,, tore uses 132 Time unit 12 Hive 77 TV t 44 American 55 Tonpot 137 Cogtlate ,,.,ldlnts oommerol•' Jurist g: ~r=•:;' 138 BeQone. c.tl 13 Etectrlc unit 78 tmpulalve 146 Animated v 139 Appetizing 14 Artillery eo Salt aupportt 14a U'"™neatrt 69 Oomestlcat .. 14 2 Wat•eiaft dllQl\arge 82 JapaMM 152 OfMnrMr paf1 =~ ¥~9:ut'~ ~ !! ~=n*9d 1 IH.aroe llnlte drama 153 Rom•n 84 Opera voice 145 Chine.. 16 Alloneo'a JUler ee Stood tcw s-~ 17 C:.':"poeftlon =~ llGlt 154 BruNltn bltd oftlc• 147 81bllcat . 18Cruth ot Accompany ;:f =·~dname •,1 89 C•f'90 bOat pronoun ' uncMl'foOt 03 Me• ,.111"'9 USO Mualcat 7t WtlMI Ira ck 148 t.41.. 18=1•1atlve 94 Poker ai.k• direction 72 Aoman 150 Aetreae 95 ltend 184 Little EdWard dnPot Ha)'WOfth ~' Ool mound 960odofevlf 197 eono.m1ne 78 S1'0CX*'I 115 t Conjunction 23 A"loned 87 Fontard 1 HOalHum .. find'' 152 Htoatlve plaO•• 89 Oeclmal bH• aymtlol 171 MapdU.CllOft SEE Q.ASSIFIEO secnoN FOR ANSWERS DINNER PLAYHOUSE . s 14.oo• IKWes: D.._. Dancing TM Song Styflnga of AL HAMPTON & l roodwoy Ploy ·s16. Fri. & Sat. MA TIMEES S I I. W .cl. Moy 10 Two Perf'1 Mother's Doy, May 14 NOW PLAYING ROBERT & ~ITZI BJ.EHSTEIN BURR IN DON'T ORIHI< A, TtlE :.a-WARR ly Academy Award Winner WOODY ALLEN 3503 S. HARBOR BLVD., SANTA ANA ~-=~~ AESERVA TIONS ( 714) 979 . 5511 cGIOUPS: '7f.SSl2t EDWARDS CINEMA PRESENTS ON OUR LARGE SCREEN • . ''F·l·S·T" GEHE OOMWf P'WW1IS A NORMAN JEWISON Fh SYLVESTER STALLONE ROD STEIGER· PETER BOYLE ~'F.l.S.T." MELINDA DILLON· DAVID HUFFMAN KEVI N CONWAY .m!IQNY LO BIANCO! ~andOhdadbV AssodtleProca.cer ~ NORMAN JEWISON ·PATRICK PALMER •JOE E~ l ERHAS ~tJvJOE ESZTERHASenc:1 SYLVESTER STALLONE ai.caafAlc*'Oi8'A1t LASZLO KOVACS uc.. t.ui1ebiBIU. CONTI e..-"*'arGENECORMAN TECHNICOLOR-T ~~ ==~ FRIDA)' 7:15-9:45 8A1URDAY 1:45-4:30 7:15-40:00 THEATRE HARabt at ADAMS. COSTA ~ PHONE 5~6-310i SUNDAY 1:45-4:30 7:15-9:45 A t•-.0 ""' IOOUCllOll JOE OOH 6Ak(R 111 "'THE PJJe,,.- S~1111ng HOf't AtEXANIXR WILLIS c.,.~ta•nng RICHARD B SHUll R G ARM$TRO'I<, \Miiien IOI tfle Scfttn ~ O•e< \~'<! by ROllE RT CLOUSl (PG) edwards CINEMA ~··~ COU.t.MtS. ••'-Jltl ,_,,.... _ _ ,, ...... .. ltlJCNUM Mii.iS THE BIG S~P ~ ~r--:""=~~ "Blue Coller" ~IIBfv plus .. The Sentlnel" (A) ======:::··j (', . I .d•1li11m1nd * Pl~~~1E(PG! .• (J·<\'l~mt0:: ."ANNIE.HALL'' ·~ l :l!!ll Plue • S2. 00 '1111 2:30 Sal/Sun. "THE '>NE alms HUNTINGTON ANO ONLY" '"'::i:.-;;, ... Phis Mel8roob 'High Anxiety' ,., :::===========:::::;:;tl:~ . JS. i"'tJli"!;:;; ;i(Jiii : J~}i "~ QINY~ ptua He11ry WlnkMr l "THE &IQ .00 Till 2:30 Slit~ Ill '"THE ONE sLEEPrt edwanfs CINEMA WEST AND ONLY" wt\n.MN•t•~~· t ..,."'1 •• ,. ... , •sRIUJANTLYACTEo: -~~· I "' ...... u..: •. IW'VIVW ~ ' ·jd .A#Z:z:t.. lfflOI~· l .,. ,.,,~ ..... ~· 1)111• (PG) Ii ·~~ .... _ "CASEY'S SHADOW" l ~ kntAl\Jl l'lfl{ll SIIYER BEARS -. BLUE COLLARsi.so~~~~ plus (R) tdnds WESTllOOl ''The Pack'' ~--:;'~~ • 'foru Q/NBC Popular BURBANK Not as h t'rald ed as the Unh•ersal Studio5 Tour, the NBC Studio Tou1· nevertheless b bcc1>m - 1pg one of the prtmc tourist atlrat·taons in Southern C11liforma. An aU -time attendan ce mark 1s expected this year. according to Al bert O\'ad1a . S\lper\'isor at the facility bere. Visitors gel a chance to see "whatcvcr 's hap- pening,·· be 1t s tars re- hear sing, sets being built or costumes being desig ned They get u "be h ind the sccne>s " look <it the stud i o , Cargest or Its kind in the world. THE TOUR began 20 years ago as an experi- ment in public relation~. lt has grown to such an extent that last 'c:t r mor e th an soo:ooo persons "l'nl through the doors. Th at figure was a jump of more than 40 per cont o\·e r the pre- vious year's mark. ·A "THE OHE & OHL Y" ,,.. Vf '!Woritl• Gntttnt Lon1'" · '"House Calls' has an incurable case of infectious laughter!" . -1 '"" '"·"'' '"\ l\ WAUER MAnHAU GI.ENDA JACKSON ART CARNEY RICHARD itENJAMIN NOW PLAYING Call 842-5678. Put a few word• ·• • to work for ou. E,...a ... IJeek • Des Moines MoDl Thanked lattndry bleach a nd sucked on too many wet shoestrings. He never misbeha ved aeain "BRIGHAM YOUNG" (PQ) DAIL\' -?,..,» IAlllUN 1 :~.:3-7:00..:30 1 got a letter recently Crom a young reader in California who wrott'. "As you are a mother, pt•rhap:-. ) ou could dt'fine the phrase, 'Somedfly you'll thank~ thii.. ·When I confronted my Mom wi ·t'rus qucstwn !>he replied with that age.old liC'ht.•. 'You're too yo0ng lo understand. Wail u t 1I )OU {:rt>\\' up and have kids of your own. Thanks lo t.hat housewife from Des Moines. Cayley, there arc 18 million mothers sitting around by their phones today waiting for their children to call in their thanks. Frankly. it's not the av~lanche we had hoped for. but people like yourself ar e sHll search in~ for the answers. SO. COAST PLAZA MIUrimlSt.Stt-21111.a,.._ A.-A ................ ,..,... ": m<•how. I can't conceptualize m yself l'\'Cr ankmg my Mom for wrenching a jelly donu out or my mouth and throwing it into the net r's yard. I can picture the neighbor's c·oc er span1l'l thanking her, but not me." - Si crcly. Gayley 8. 1San Francisco) Oeli~ve me. Ga~·le}. someday you'll thank me for my vagueness in answering your reply. You may call collecl. The number is 555·9990. After 6 p.m., 555·8224. I'll he waiting. "SAT'UIDAY MIGHf FIVB"t•I _SOlllY IOO rAt1U- Maf_..a.7i1S.9'H SAT/Slll'-1~1'1 .. 1:41'YIJ'°"·"' SO. COAST PLAZA After her divorce, Erica got to know some pretty Interesting people •.. IOW WE MOTHERS love it when you ask questions. You exhibit the kind of s pirit that got my kids d~hl·hour naps when they were 17. (But then I nc' er had kids who used language like C'onc('ptualize l Inducting herself. Now. inc1ulgt> me. Gaylcy, while I give you a little back~round . l414S..ILllMI U.115»-llll lllllPllKlll& Tht· phrase "Someday you'll thank me" wus uttered by a house\\ ife in Des Moines, Iowa. Aug. 6. 1934. \\hO had one of those kids ~·ou couldn't discipline and get a reaction out of. SHE'D SEND HU1 to his room, take away hts dl•.sser:ls. withhold his allowance. make him Wl'<tr hard shoes in the summer :-.lothing. Final· ly. one day after she had exh<iusted e\·ery Uireat !>hl' knew. she socked him on a chair a11d shout- ed, 'One of these days, you'll thank me for punishing you.' w0 man _ "ILUE COLUR" l ll'C.I DAIU •.>t SAf/~I IM:IM!Jf "JOE" DAIU -• M>-10•'° S4T'$UH-l-1H S0.10 '° The child looked up. stunned. Now he kn~w "hat he wa~ dealing with -ltn incoherent. irra- tional. weird mother who had inhaled too much ~ TilC ~ o( W1 adult "urkl tJ1rot~h a chlld~ C)'--S· PAAA.'1°'',. rim 'Rf' PME..';E.,,... "PRE'TTI BABY"' -...,KEITH CARRADU\"E. SUSA."l SA.RANDON ...., BROOKE SI IIELDS __,..._POLLY PLAIT ~,,,POLLY PLATT StooT"' POU.Y Pl.A.Tr -WUIS MALLE n'::i=:JERRYWEXLER R -~~.-:::-~ --.i....,i:-11r LOUIS MALLE ~,.~ .. -~-·~-•• ,..\M.A..,_...,.,_..... •. ,,,, ................... ~'-"' ~ : ·--.... -··~-·-""'-·'··-. ~ ' WICOAYl7ft6&f'.IJ SAT._ U U_,•)0,4:1S,l ·H ,&<Jl, IO.:rt GENE COllMAN !!<~' A NORMAN JEWISON f.,, WUJIDAVS 1JO,1:)0 SAlllUN 2*1. 4:il0. I.GO. 1'00. 10:00 SYLVESTER STALLONE ROD STEIGER· PETER BOYLE ~·F. l.S.T." MELINDA DILLON·DAVID HUFFMAN KEVIN CONWAY lllVJITONY LO BIANCO! l>!ocM:90 Ind DttecleO Dy 1'ssooale ~OOUCIJ Wt~ NORMAN JEWISON · PATRICK PALMER· JOE ESZTt:.RHAS ~17rJQE ESZTERHAS "'°SYLVESTER STALLON; {)<f!dOtof Phologl~ LASZLO KOVACS A SC. t.WitrtBILL CdNTI [.OQA ... ~GENE CORMAN TECHNICOLOR· T~~ It aiJ. 141Ue ... w laallQtU)n.I nuru•• "THE PACICU IPGI 0Al4T f (4Ul/\U.0-1, .... \.l-4t ''IRU.ICIMG 'OIMr' .~,,-,.,:u UT/~);.) .. 7-1"2J MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOSE ENCOUN1 EHS OF THF. THIRD KIND" ( ~Al-1 J0.10 IS SA risUN-2 0().4 41>-1 !!IHO , S HOUSE CALLS" (PGJ 'A TOUCH OF CLASS" MON F,Al-e 00 SATISU'l-• !»7 U MO>l/,At-6 00.0 $$SAT•SUN-2 OCH~ !10 1UANINO POINT lf'GI OAIL 'l-6 06 SAT/~ 50.e or. ALICE DOC SN T UllE HERE ANY MOflE" OAILV-600.10 t~SAT/llYH-14$-6~10:1~ "FM" (PG ) OAtlV-4-8-10 SAT1SUN -2~~ •O 'THE FURY" (Al DAILY 8 10 SAT SUPl-4 :10.tl 10 . EVIL" 8 30-10 X SAftSUN-7 l<>-6:)().1o-nt "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVEflr: (R) "'°""HUAS-7 :llH 45 SAT--1 211-3 .a. ~~1l04 20.10 30 6 OCMI 20-10 30 ·~·ectvs N COMPANYC" (R) "THE. LAST OET AIL" SAlU~AY NIGHT FEVER"(R) "LIFEGUARD" "A'NNIE HALL" "SLEEPER" (PG) "HOUSE CALLS" "SHAMROO" (R) "THE FURY'' "EVIL" (A) "THE FURY" EVIL" (A) ALL OAIVE·INS OPEN 6:l0,M.M&GHTLY Cnotd Unaer I l Fru Unleu * Kiddle P11yqrou11d ... ' ., BOMBECK · " 'METAMORPHOSES' at once the complete oppogtte and loaf cal successor to 'Fantash1' .'' _...,, ...... ..., ... Starts Wednesday ' -.. ........ ., 494 1!>14 l c ....... .. . ,... ... 494·1SH WI •.-StAC!OI "THl GOODIYl GIRL" "Gt -•TS-7'tfA t;tl \AT..-...'ltl .. >.ti, k ll, 7:Jt, 9:1t "CASEY'S SHADOW" 1,., ''ANNIE HALL" . :::::;, I "GRAYEAGLE" 496-12s3 "WINTERHAWK"(P~l , .• I WANfA IQO YOUI IWCl(HI KUI sMAJU oms 1•> "A -lfOllf 'M1lC MOW..., .. ,. _,M-(N I PWt MOVING Vlot.AnON tli'OI 1DCMA89 "TOI 'ILUI COUU1t1 . """ · U*"T TUT !II JAIC fOMoA • »If~ , COMING NOMI ,.l' u .. W:n ''°' •• ' ' ' • INSIDI!: ........... • •••Estate • Soci\hem Ca11fornia, naturally, is expected to ~~r ~ market when the world celebrates Sun Day ori Wednesday. focusing on the light of the CutUJJe. Th~ l>UTPO e o~ the lnlemalional observance, aeeordm1 to President Carter's proclamation is "to inform citizens. industry and labor about s~lar technologies and to demonstrate the sun's poten· tial tn meeting America's energy needs.·• IN "fllt UNITED STATF..S aJone, 9,000 trilliof\ • kilowatt hour:> or solar radiation are received each year -about 2,000 limes our annual production or coal. · ~reaktht\lughs in solar cell technology are l~admg the. 'way to inexpensive, nonpolluting, direct electnaal energy production for homes and factories. 1 · . While so~ of• these adapter panels are uri- w1eldy, or some may say unsightly, most all will be shown in scale models at various locations. KEYN&tE $PEAKER FOR Sun Day at UCl . will b~ R~nald D\ Doctor. California's solar ener'y comm1ss1oner. Also participating in workshops will be Dr. Norman Conger of the Department of Energy, As· semblyman Cbe~ Wray, D-Westminster, Dr. Rpbert Turner ot Jet PropulsJon Laboratories, Dr. Ja.eph DiMento of UCl's social ecology program al)d Neil Plnney, detign specialist in passive com- mercial solar systems . THE lZ·HOUR SCHEDULE of events, starting at 9 a .m . in GatewitY Commons and ending with a 7 p.m. panel discussion -"Is Solar Feasible Now? -; in Steinhaus Hall, will Include exhibits, films, demonstrations of sun power devices and a com- puter energy game. Campus visitors also will see a "sun dance" to live jan by Turbo, mimes. skits, juggling. tightrope walking and bomedy by Robin Williams. formerly oC television's •·Laugh-in." Representatives from numerous solar energy firtnJ will be showing how their products can be adapted to present houses and daily situations. EVENTS WILL RUN trom 10:3() a .m. to 4:30 p.m. at the California Museum of Science and In- dustry in Exposition Park in Los Angeles which is headquarters for Sun Day observances ln the southern half ol the ai.te. Gov. Jerry Brown will be among otncials watching automobile races, cook-0uts and musical comed~, all powered by SUMflY. • Al Ingersoll, dean or the UCLA School or Engineering, will moderate 10 panelists from gov- ernment and industry disc~ing technical and political aspects ol solar power. Among sundry activities suegested for in- di vid uaJ celebrants are: -RUN A CONTEST for fastest fried en. -Have a clothesline art show to demonstrate the sun's drying power. -Bake sun-shaped cookies on a solar oven. -Wear gold, orange or yellow cotton clothing. Colton fibers are grown with solar energy while syn· thetic fabrics are petroleum-based. -Write legislators urging them to conduct solar energy hearings lnyourcommunity. WHILE SUN DAY is a 24-hour emphasis, Southern Callrornia Edison has more than a dozen test installations working in homes and office build- ings, monitored a nd analyzed by computer. "We are seeking the most economical and re· Hable ways to used the s un in the energy business, and thereby reduce our dependence on costly foreign oil supplies," said Dr. Larry Papay, direc· tor of research and development. Among the projects are: -The nation's first IO·megawatt solar pilot plant to be built near Barstow where thousands of reflective mirrors will be aimed at a 300-foot storage tower. -A solar home in Montebello Hills, featuring both photovoltaic panels and solar heating panels plus a variety or equipment for space heating and cooling. . For the average residential customer, the most efficient "here-today" technology is solar water healing, according to Dr. Papay. A 24-unit condominium development in El Segundo is lhc most recent example. Each living module has a self-contained solar water heating device localed on the roof. Savings of el~ctric energy for water heating al this location a·re ex- pected lo reach 4p to 60 percent annually. • OM.YPn.OT Project Manager Lynn Rasband adjusts one of 2,000 mirrors dn model of $120 million so/at pilot plar;>t to be built near Barsto'('. Thermal energy collector's positioned on roof of KOCE station at Golden West College, Huntin{,ton Beach. \ -. - · Research engineers Joanne Wilborn and /gal Meitlis show photovoltaic and advanced flat plate panels for heating space and water in Southern California Edison's solar home in Montebello Hills. This Day and Night Solar Water Heater, designed circa 1908, will be displayed at Exposition Park in Los Angeles on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. .. Driven to Di,straction by DMV Procedures? ByPATDUNN Ol IN O•lly Pl ... Sl•ll Bert W. Miles cuts red tape for a fee. Departmenl of Motor Vehicles problems are hi~ 1Speeialty. Tackling DMV snafus is nothing new for this 28-year veteran or the department. He was manager of the Costa Mesa OMV office for six years and served at 33otherofflces before retiring last year. The idea of becoming a OMV consumer advocate on a private enterprise basis occurred to MUes20years ago. · • t thought that such a consultation service would be a good re- H rement project," he says. "lfitfell on its race, lcould rely on my reliremenlincome." THE CONCEPT DID NOT FALL on its Ca~. however, and Mlles finds b.imselJ rig)\t back in the OMV fray -on the other aide of the counter this time. He says that employees or a government agency tend to speak their own jargon, and often refer t.o complicated form1 by thelr in· itlals. "This shorthand language Is over most people's heads. and TS percent of lhe problems consumers present t.othe DMV, especially those involving registraUon, are not corrected wlth one visit to the office." He says a large part of his work involves servin1 u a Corm in· terpreter. ''The main problem people face ia fig\lrinl out lnstruc· lions. Laws are becoming very complex, and It ·a banl for the lay person to understand all the wbya and Wherefores,•• THE C1JR8ENT VBWO.E CODE has more tbu 800 pages. Some outdated laws have remained h1efC.ct for years. MUes note<t t.hat until 1956 the vehicle code 1t,.ted that lt wta Ule1al to shoot anything but a whale from a vehicle. • The reason for lhls 1920 ruling waa that ln those dl71 of whale sboottna. a boat was considered' ''nssel \'ehlcte" under Depart· ment of Motor Vehicles Jurtsdtclloa. )IUcs docln't blame the ~MV for its complexity. He11ya that as consumers demand increased prolecUon, more laws are passed with comm~ation and interpretaUonproblems resolUnc. "M~t people don't realize that approxlmateJy S,000 people work at lhe Sacramento DMV headquarters. This mean.a about Z,(}00 telephone elltensions are in that office," Miles uys. "The con1umer can't poaslbly know which person to contact for acUoo onaproble-.nhislocaJDMVotfkecan'tseemtoctearu.p." . . WI.LBS tl.U NO DIFnCULTY in th.at area. PbonedlJa to and from Sacramento are frequent at bil AJN Bnterprtse offtet. In addition to individuals; Miles bu a num,~r of new ttf dealers as permanent clients. ''TheY really have problem•." be aays: ·~ycan break the lawJuttbff...,..tM)'clOn'tundientand lt,uped.alyYihenltcom•totitJetl'ansfen." · Carre1iatratJondltncu1Uelt91>theliltfOl'lndWldu.al~ulta· tJon. Insurance advice, bond UfUltSDenta (tO lhow n._...clal reaponllblUty)L.U.• tales and tratnc cltaUon problem• alao are handled by the l'llllertonnrm. Mllel1udUyadmltlth1tsomeofhi1cJl~mpb'doe"t\nhL to take the time to attend to tbelr O\Vt\ DMV probltma. "It~ a lot eaaler for bualneP or prvfttalcmalpenou toJetmeatendln ane at lb• DMV lftlCll u.n fOI' ..._ tDlale eeea•kallr Yal•b~ hours out of the bultnnl d1y. •• He toresees expansion ol his 1er·vtce to other pa.rU of the state. • utilizing the "on call" services of retired DMV employees who have particular expertise. Although AIM Enterprises is a •' going concern,·· Miles says be believes that consumers can handle most of their own OMV pro. blems wilhou( professional or other consumer-oriented as· slstance. · He advises, "Don't be afraid to ask questions. OMV clerks are real people too. If you don't understand the answer to your question or instructions given to you, insist on clarification -several times 1f ne'cessary. 0 PEOPLE MVST LEARN NOT to be afraid of any 'official' ~gency." he says. "Remember that you support that agency. and its employees are there to serve you-not the other way around ·• Miles adds that even though DMV otrices are extremely busy places, consutners should not hesitate ask_.ing to see the manager if their problem is not recelvlng proper attention. A course of more di reel citizen involvement in the Departmeht of Motor Vehiclea is piu'ticipation in the Back Seat Drivers Public Panel. This group, which meets monthly at the Santa Ana DM v or. flee, is composed or OMV office managers, investigators. driver Improvement analysts and interested ciUiens. MILES CtJaRENTLY SERVES AS a public member or the panel. He aa,ys the group ls "very effective," and Its suggestion t.bat double-width mobile homes be allowed to have a single title, retl1wation and license rather than double documents, was Ir\· troduced in the legislature by state Sen. Paul 8 . Carpenter, D· Santa Ana. The propoaed legislation passed, and this new law will 1ointoellec:tJuJy t. "Pllblic panelista also observe rouUne DlttV office operations tnd olf er auigestJons for improvement when they appear ntcenary, 11 Mlle. Hya, addlna that applications for mem bershjp mJyberequestedfromanyl'.>MVofficemanager. "Tho individual sUU bas a right t.o iMist on efCiclent and thorou«tt service trom any government agency. The choice ls up to tho consumer.': "" .. ' f .. ~a: OAA.Y PILOT Sunday,Apnl 30.1911 HOAOSCOPEtCAREERS • ____________ _, __ ...;_,, .~ ~~,~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-: ·1sJH1s~u? 1 ~~.~.:_,:Women Find Choices l 1. Arttyou ,unemplo~? cvgi~) I · · .. . ... I 2. Are you underemployed? 0 0 . :! Disn/,aced Homemakers Fit Into World 3. Consi~ringchangingcareers? o o r I 4. Breaking into the job market? 0 0 I 5. Re·entering the job market?, 0 b . By JACKIE HY.u.N Of .. o.ity NM ...... • Wbe.n they rlrst came Into lhe displaced •Q\emaker program at Orange Coast Collece, rDH)' oft.he women were afraid to speak up. One woman was leavlnc her divoree enUrely o11JilUehandsof herbu.sband and his lawyer. . .. . ANOTIJER WOMAN HADN'T worked for 25 E. ah and, faced with Inflation and setbac.ks in her ' 111band'1 buslness, was timidly beginning to look ~.:job. ~ • Sbme were battered or al>anaoned. Others -'f/ere._ widowed and all, for one reason or another, ha( to ,go to work after spending years in the tibmo. • 9n Friday they were graduated, ln many ; c~ more confident than they could have .~lie)ted. ~It helped me with my self·assurance, I .kar~ lhal I had a cho1ce," said Belly James of cto5ta Mesa, the woman who hadn't worked in 25 )4!°Jrt. •· -' 'tBefore, I didn't know I had a choice," she said. "I was afraid to stick my nose out the door. As the weeks passed, I felt myself coming out. I fell more of a person. ON MONDAY, A NEW six-week class for dis· placed homemakers, including men, will begin at the OCC Women's Center, next to the Captain's Table restaurant on the campus. Registration will be available that day, with Horoscope . , _Leo: Beyond ·:·Mom and Pop By SYDNEY OMARR J\londay, May l ARIES <March 21-ApriJ 19): Analyze emo- • -lions, dreams. Visit Institution, hospital or · 1tJt'nd confined to home. Get behind scenes. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Good Moon aspect coincides now with respite from emo- tion a I storm. Friendship, important rela- t io.aship, wish fulfillment -these are em- phasized. · · GE~UNI (~fay 21-June 20): E mphasis on <'thnbing toward goal, defining ambition, relat· i~ to professional associate or superior. Be tf.l'll~tical where business affairs enter picture. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Accent on .1ourney, education, reaching out for what seems unobtainable. You might surprise yourself -· your influence is far·reaching. • LEO <July 23-Aug. 22): Dig for inforf'tlation. \•;,'., cliscard preconceived notions. You have your : '-ire to lead, not a n existence carved out by ...._-..... nscious references to "mommy and pop-, 7.i , IRGO <Aug. 29·Sept. 22): Be courageous enaugh to withdraw. gather forces to regroup, become more famili ar with contractual obliga- • . lions. Legal affairs and marital status com- ' m'llnd more·than-usual attention. '.-{' "'tJ::;IBRA !Sept. 23-0cl. 22): Work, credit · ..... .! • e due. service. cooperation with fellow · ~ ('mployes, getting together with those who share • inr.tc ests. needs. You have choice -to rise : a e jealousies, or plod to salis(y vanity. •"{\nn;coRPlO <Oct. 23·Nov. 21>: 'Personal t>~etism flows -more people recognize you. "are drawn to you. Love is in picture. Impulse. " ·~ivity, swift changes also dominate. . / tf' ••'SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Measure, · nt pieces together, remove loose ends. You gain • ~e solid footing. Stress •practicality. :~mansrup. ,, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): Movement, arts, written words, changes, unique rela- nship -these are highlighted. Gemini, Virgo ure prominently. AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Fcb. 18): Emphasis on ury items, art objects, costs, investments. 'plomatic, win rather than Corce your way. P ISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Illusion. ma, snap judgments that hit target -these Id be featured. Accent on appearance, sonalily, intrigue. You land on your feel. class rwtn1n( from 3 to 6 p.m. Mood~ tbroucb Thutadara and 3 to s p.m. Fridays. Admlasion la free as l8 chUd care, but sesalons should be re. served in advance by calling SS6-SSS7. During tho first session, students ranged in age from 21 to 57, said Delores Gelberg, coordinator of the Displaced Homemalcer Pro· gram . The course is divided into two three.week sessions, Ms. Gelberg s aid. Durini the first half, students are tested for aptitude and study assertion lrainiQJ. Jn addition, throughout tbe course, special presentations are given by lawyers, psycbolo&lsts and otben on topics of interest to students. IN THE CASE OF the woman who bad trusted her divorce to her husband, Ma. GeJberg said, a visiting lawyer was able to give her advice that may have saved her thousands ot dollars on pro. perly to which she was entitled. During the last three weeks, students may choose college or career preparation. The first focuses on study habits, the seeond b geared toward getting a job. Several students landed jobs while still in the program, Ms. Gelberg said. y ... SUfl~ I 6. Do you want to know how to I find those "unadvertised" Jobs? a o I 7. Do you know how to come out a I winner in a job interview? 0 p I 8. 09 you know how to negotiate 0 .. 0 : I for best salary in an intervjew? I 9. How to cope with the stress~s I of changing jobs? O p I I I I If you have answered yes ~o any of th9Jse questions, you will want to attend a <lt\· I REERS IN TRANSITION workshQp • : • where you will learn how to find, get and keep the job you've always wdnted,1 You will learn creative search tectm~u.es, and ~f · fective career planning. Each ~rticipant receJves a professionally prepa~ resume designed for today's competitiv\ job mar- ket. '8a total enrollment fee. Fqr reserVa- tions and infOfmation: t CAREERS IN TRANSITION Also covered in the course are such topics as financial resources, development of life and career goa Is, time management, educational OP· portunities, legal survival, establishing credit, basic home repair, coping with insecurity and health care. Betty James, left Delores Ge/berg review course outline for class desi~d to help displaced homemakers copo with life alone. 567 San Nic:olas 'Drivf. Suite 106 NewpC>rt a.ach, California 92660 714-640-2iOQ .... ..... Inner-city Counselor Toils on Iowa's Soil ATLANTIC. lows <A P ) -Herman Wrice, ex-Philadelphia juvenile ga n g leader t urn ed a uthor and soc i a l counselor, has found his own personal "Dis· neyJand" in this quiet southwestern Iowa town of 8,500. Being black and from an urban background have been anything but a handicap for him In white, rural Iowa. "I HAVEN'T found the problems any dif- ferent," he said in a te l ephone interview. "But I get mor e sa ti s faction here because most of the clients seem lo respond a l ot better than in Phila delphia." Wrice, 38, came to Iowa last October to become deputy director of the Alcohol As- sistance Agency Inc., where he coun sels troubled youths and adults from a lO·county area. He was formery direc- tor of the Young Great Society i"' the Mantua section ot Philadelphia, a group he helpeq start in 1965 lo provide jobs stronger" in Atlantic. ·'The work ethic seems to be s trongly em bedded in their back- grounds. They have a tendency to want to ac- complish more, whereas most or the guys in Phlladelp,hia dldn 'l want to work, ' he said. It was at the urging of his wife, Jeanne, 38, who plans to leach nearby·, thal Wrice accepted lhe job offer at the agency. ''The decision lo come here was basically hers but I have come to love it," he said. THE WRICES have 17 c hildren, 11 of whom were adopted, and five still living at home. "When we arrived. I thought. 'This is a DI~ neyland,"' he aald. "The people are very friendly, very open. They're polite, religious and proud. They have helped us and accepted us. He wanted to go Into the ministry before de· ciding he preferred social work and enroll- ing al Temple Universi· ty. He then earned his master's degree at the Univers ity of Penn- sylvanja and went on to get his doctorate, study- ing at Harvard and in Japan, England and France, he said. WHILE FINDING the problems basically lb¢ same, Wrice said the people he worked with ip Iowa were noticeably different from th e youths in Philadelphi.a. The lifestyle is slower. the stress on education is greater and schools hav e relatively re w financial problems. he said. "They put a lot of em- phl!sis on learning," he said, noting statistics which give Iowa the highest literacy rate of any state. •'There is less crime and lhere are fewer things for kicls to get in· to here. Thereforel they spend more time earn- ing and less lime getting into trouble," he said. , ''THERE ARE a Jot qI problems fro)n depression, from the dis· lances of people," h~ s a i d , a d d i n g l h alt alcoholism jumps SO percent during the "idle" months of December to March. and an activities cenLer -:o;;15iiOiiiiliiiiiOliii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~--~--' for teen-age rs , a halfway house for drug addicts. and day-care and medical centers. HERE'S YOUR PART TIME MAID! TIRED OF WASHING THOSE DIRTY WRICE SAID he was CLOTHEl?~LETUSDOITFORYOU .. -.. ........ =-·----"ela ted" at what he ..,.,._._ ·----.... found to be "a more e~ _.,,,........ -,. citing challenge" than COIOHA .. MAJl LAUMDIY' HARTTORO(. ": ---~q-:; ~ .. cuna ....... ft"ti-Z""'!--1 -· --Joggtno'- Watchtng Wl\cat YCMI !at? -Woaidng Outt Trying To Stay In Shape?I the HARTFORD CENTER WORKSHOP "The Transformation of Human Ability" The Hartford Center. East Coast Tutorial Center of the International College of Los Angeles. which offers both regional and national workshops comes to CalifOf"nla. The Workshop is a oombination of many disciplines. wisdom figures, your own family traditions. and other stepping stones along the path of lire. You wUt find that the integration or this material fs a trufy delightful process. During the Work~p. you'll become immersed in the discovery of your many selveS or personalities, and your True Self. You11 have an apportunlty to re-evaluate your dreams and expectations about your life, and become consciously aware of the harmony between your own life process and the cycfes of nature. · Participants of the 3 and 1fl div Workshop rave about the personal highs they experience. and their •xpanded abilities in the areas of Communication. Personal Effectiveness. Relationships. and Support. DA TES; MAY 26. 27. 28tp MAY 31st 1 TIMES: 9 am.-Midnight 7:30 p.m.·Midnight PLACE: The Registry Hotel ~ COST: $250.00 Irvine. Ca 1 A deposit of S25.ocu/t3J.rred to ntS8fV9 yoor apace • CALL 642· t 555 fO< r~ end Information regarding a fffle Seminar featuri~g Jadt COhen. Olrect0< of tile Hart lord Center. th e a l t • b I a e k JUll.c..tHwy.640.7ZOO neighborhood programs ~~~~ ... ;;=;;-;;;";-;;•~no;..,;;~·~-~==~===;;~~=========================== in which he worked for ..: 15 years. The agency director explained that he had found ''the feeling for one another to be a little full service beaut ••~()Ur beautiful wmvrrvws ·start with a new lvvk ••• desluned ............. •llllaCare ........ ,,..c •• , .... 1120 lrlll.,. 81W., Newpo,t Beach 842-8484 ... , .. We don't stamp out styles with a cookie cutter. Today's woman wants . individual treatment. She wants a look suited perfectly to her," says Stephen Handler of The Hair Handlers Sal on, Westcliff Plaza, Newport Beach. "Every person has different needs and it is the responsibility of the Stylist to communicate with their client to establish these needs," he says. With this idea in mind, The Hair Handlers provides •'Full Service" rashion care, including facials, skin care, nails, clothing and color coordination as weU as hair design and custom permanent waving. "The Salon also has a hair coloring expert available for tndivldual consultation and corrective hair coloring." Handler and his wlCe Suzanne established the Westcliff Plaza Salon 10 months ago. A second location is at 8908 Warner Ave., Fountain Valley. .. We look at each client as an individual, analyzing bone structure lifestyle, hair type & texture, and discuss wlth the client their seJr image, then declde what would besl suit her " Handler says. Appolntment& may be made by calling &U-841j. In Fountain Valley the number la 147·7847. The Westcllff Salon also carries a full llne ot Aida Gray Cosmetics. The Salon a1ao offers men's balr design and care. --,..... ---·-~----...___ .. . . . SUndly. Aprlf 30. 1918 sount COASf '1UA .. ... , .... .... 11H S. .... Ir .. s-t• AM 711"60ll .__. , ... W. IN Sa ll·S NEWp()RT'S vorite Drug Store . ,.,. ..... ....... 1.J Felrmem Fair Set 203off Patsy Cole, left, of Corona del Mar. Ara Wiseley, Newport Beach. and Helen Ziegler, Costa Mesa, prepare for the Fairview State Hospital Bazaar and Country Fair scheduled this Saturday from 9 a.m. ro 4 p.m. Proceeds will benefit developmentally disabled re- sidents at the Costa Mesa facility. fabr4c, lining, labor and installation! Now you can treat yourself to just the style ol custom 1 draperies you want -and at a 20% savings, toQI Let a JCPenney custom decorator help you choose from a selected group of fabrics Including open weaves, damasks, sheers, antique satins. textured weaves and prints. W~ll help • •I The Voluntary Action -~:;-~i\i~iiiliiiiii~;;;;;;m~~~i~i~~-~~-Centers <VAC> or south and west Orange County ~tiss Pretty Foot a~t as intermediaries between organizations which need help and those who can supply skills and services. steps out in a dream The two organizations often list positions for those with crafts, sew· ing, homemaking, omce or other specialized skills as well as posi· lions where volunteers work directly with peo- ple. yowig and old. ofa sandal. In natural canvas on a poly bottom. That high disco heel c.atches the beat. AMONG CURRENT positions in t he south county area are: County Mental Health Association begins orientation soon for peo- ple who would like to work on a hotline tor fa mily violence (bat- tered women>. Work wUI be done from home. 22.99 fa a SIGNUP NOW ~ING CLASSES ~ENCH Qa4NESE C\JtaNART LA ti)UVELlE SEAFOOD SCANDINAVIAN PASTRY CUI st NE (Nf)(T ro fl'ORT lHE'A~I rge• Visa TPLAZA L •COSTA MESA Volunteers in Proba- tion needs lime from those willing to offer friendship to a juvenile on probation. The ajm is to help them keep out of further trouble. A woman with eight children has moved her family to a safer neighborhood but could use beds, stove and refrigerator. Donations are deductible. For information on the listings above. call the west Orange County VAC al 898-0043. Youth Cited Loree Mowry, 9 . member of the South Coast Clovers 4-H Club. San Juan Capistrano. Is one of six to receive the highest county honor. the 4-H all Star award. • :this mon~• chem · .. tsy Mou on -Teacher of F~ench Qlisfne in ttie New Beach area for fOuryears. Hllntpeter !l-Executive chef at the Jon-athan ctub in L Angeles. European trained with extensive and T.V.appearances. ~ Antlre nng -Tead>er of Chinese cooking and low-caloriellow-c:hofebrol Chinese cooking for three years. Stmdy Comnter -~of The f'ash Market after spending 20 ~rs of\a commercial fishing boat K9"111 o·,.... -Fr9efai' her, expert in cutdoOr ~.Author of GREAT INTER- NATIONAL NOODLE · EXPERt CE. and HOW lO COOK ~S GOOSE (a OTHER WILD GAMES). OPEN EVENtNQS 'Till 9:300N TUES,.WEO., TIWRS. "ConvenJtnt parklng "xt doof ." HWY. CORONA DEL MA~ I South Orange County's 'V AC, at 657-9210 or you choose the look that's right for your home and budget. ~ ·.<:.r .. • 203 off woven woods! Give your horo& the warmth and bea~ of woven woods and yam. Choose frQln a great selection of combinations. 833-9278, lists the follow-lt--2-5-3--f-f-----5-1,-.-$20-.,.-y-d~. --~S-ale~$~16!!"'9q-. y-d.~---t ·ing openings: O _... 1-- A b · k I R•i· t27. 'Endure• R'9. 21.50. 'Atterv """ ric ayer or c I 19 1 I h stonemason's talents are carpeting! ~:ro~"~,~~r~17e'!'~ pi~e~nese ny onp us needed to help youngs~~ buiW a rock 1~_P_a_d_d_in~•-n_d_ln_s_ta_11_a_tt_on_a_to_u_r_r_e~g-ul_a_r_1o_w_J_C_P_e_n_n_e~y~p-r_lc_e_s_.~~-~ barbecue in an outdoor area of a juvenile in· stilution. 203 off 1" blinds! One-Inch decorative blinds. Choose from over 100 colors, control ligh~ have privacy and aave money. LIBRARY ORIENTED? A reading-. program for home-bound IL--------tl--C~~,=J~-----------~-, .,. ... people needsbelppicking· This enne~/ ' ~:iu~~st,~h~!!i~:rlng iS ':J,_, ;-,,; A number or pro. Sale prices effective Sund1y, Aprif ·30 through Sunday, Mayi U . grams place high value Use the JCPenney Time Payment Plan. '·' 1 on ti me and talents of ARCADIA (213) 445-6454 HUNTINGTOIUUCH 1714) H2·77H l'AUISl'fllllliS (lll) U'M591 reli red poop le. Th c CAltOU l'Alll( f?13) 813-3660 LAGUNA HILLS 17141 ~1-7700 PUENTE HILLS (ZOl~I ct re entor 0 un-CUlVEll cm 'fOX HILLS' (213) 39g.aggg MONTCUlll (lU) IZl·31t1 SAM IWUDlllO 11 4-51'3 R I d S · V I CAllSOll 1213) 531·2'00 LAKEWOOD (213) '34-7000 •tVEllSIDE (1141 Ui!i teer Program (RSVP) DOWllEY 1213) 1&9-041 NEW1011TIEACff (714) MHtU TOHAllCE (2131 c 0 n d UC l s l hes e a c . FULLERTON 1714) 17H3'3 NOllTHlllDQE 1213) IU-1464 WEST COVINA (21af tit-mt tivities. GLEJIDALE 'GALUlllA' (213) 240·1700 MALL OF 0Wft'1714l 9M·f700 Wt11nwoo1 (fist '41124,tt ... H.AWTHOllNE PWA 12131 544·0231 tllAllGE 'TIIE CITY' (7i4t 134-1'°9 • • . ,, the Pre-Grand Openlnli of a New Store! · P STORE HOURS Mon.·Thurs, 10-7pm.ffl.10-9pm Sot.10-6pm,Sun. H·5pm,CIOMCIHolldoys 7PC IET ett=· ITlllUll •32•5 ... ' ' • ---·~·"" HAPPENINGS I WEDDINGS ii- .It au •en DEAR ANN: Will you please tell your r.uen not to throw away their money? What rm aetUng at ls the utterly UHies• ltns lOUDI people select for older people. l m a widow, nearly 75. On my la.st bltU.day _ l recetved from my arown l children <they are t.eenasen> a dart • t. a tube of brigbt red lipstick ~d a Dell like the young girls wear. !;-Older folks on a Umlted income can a use bedroom slippers or skin loUoa metbinl in the food line. A canned • • a turkey, or a f ruJt basket would be .s«bty welcome. Please teU them, Ann. I ~Cll't. -SILVER THREADS -~~EAR SILVER: You DID -ancl I'm ""it ., ·t>EAR ANN LANDERS: I did thing really rotten. I betrayed the GIPC ence of a close friend and I don •t ~itli...., why I did it. fYes~ I really do know. I "trying to build myself up and make It Jlke I was an ••wtder." > :This friend of mine bu never actually MYthi..na to me about my betrayal, but ~IDlk she knows I blabbed. Now, Ann. · rs tell me if I should confess all and · gite or would jt be better to keep my m9'• shut and hope she never pears? 1 'm ; aft.lf d she will never trust me again. ·'"I keep wishing I could transfer to ,.,. anotber planet -or at least to another ac:Jtool ....,. but that's out. Please give me soaiie advice, Ann. -NO MORE MJSS BIG · ~fofilit MISS: Go to your friend and tell ~what you did. Apolo&lze. Far better to • ~--vel'Ytblu oat In the opea thu to trust (e'~k &hat die tmb never AJ'faca. ,. And let thts be a lessoa to yoa. It you aia In your teens never to betray a ~· QMace or Hrry tales, It wUJ be quite an adlilevement. DEAR ANN LANDERs: I wr-0te you a letter last week and tore it up. After l read the darned thing I realized it was .full of .~ining and self-pity. I've written you sev~ral letters that I haven't mailed but. jusf writing them did me a world of good. 'Today's letter is going lnto the mailbox . .Ir! a Jong overdue expression of · i\.l)PreclaUon. You helped me when my cnttllren were small and you helped me : wbell they were in their teens. You helped la when they marrled. (I cliP,ped out : rules of 0 Do's and Don'ts • for in- .) · ... ou cleared the air in our home when ~ and resentment and misunderstand- il(tNouded our thinking. There were times W~Cll we just couldn't get together on this . ie'Jrue or that, and then you'd print tMnet.hing in your column that hit the nail • sltiltck on the head and set everybody .. straight. --;Just keep on doing what you're doing. '~llre need an ilnpar.Ual, clear-eyed out-~ who can send them in the rlght dlrec- That 's you, Ann. -GRATEFUL IN MAW<> . . ~. DEAR MAZOO: What a sweet way to etkt~ week. Thank you IO moch. CONFIDENTIAL to Broke as Usual ~Need Some Advice: So she sends you, &ta.she? It sounds to me as if she's send· in&""...,,ou to the poorhouse. Stop handing over your paycheck to that addlebrained woman. You will unquestionably do better at handling the money. You couldn't possibly do worse. Mias Zirbel, Mr. Duggan Zirbel-Duggan St. Ann's Catholic Church, Santa Ana, will be U.. HtU.ng for the June 17 rites llnJdnc Lori a. Ztrbel and D,rigbt F. Duggan. tbet.r encacement hu been announced by htr =1. Mr. and Mn. Danrin D. Zirbel of ~ aseacb. M• Zirbel will O'llduate from Edison Hilb ~~ool In June. Her fianc:e, aon ol the John F . ~~ of HunUniton BeacJi, la an alumnu of Myers-Eskew Gall Patrick Myers of Loa Alamitos will become lbe bride ol Jo. Wesley Eskew of lmne dw1!t1 June JT eerel'QOOlet in tbe Gudeo Grove Community Church. Mlsa M1ers, daUO._, ol Mr. aod Mn. Elwlll D. Myers of tot AJamitot, iracsuated fllOID Lot ~lamlto1 ~b &:boot and tl\e UDivenltJ Of Southern lomla. She ii work· 1-1 on ber M. S, in edllation aD4 tuebel at. JloUctt Elementary Scbool, HunUn.rton Be1ch. . ,Eskew. 800 of Mr. ud Mrs. Joe M. Eskew (' r Mr. and Mrs. Jaok Shea check list of designers at Acquisition Council Ball. ,. Marc Friedberg, Karen ()le. FaShion Show a Work of A1•t Fancy fashions were deflnllety the hlahllCbt ot the evening last weekend when the Acquisi- tion Councll of the Newport Harbor Art Museum presented tbe Second International Fashion Designers Ball at the Newport .Beacb l4arrioU Hotel. Spontaneous applause broke out a number ot Umes from the almost 400 guests as models performed an exciting choreoirapbed stage show. Large aprinf flowers, project.eel on ~aw silk and opaque material, crP.at.ed an unusual backdrop for the parade of spring.summer clothing by designers Geoffrey Beene, Chanel. Givencby, Habton, Holly's Harp, Anne Klein1 Calvln Klein, Mary McFadden, Mluoal ana Yves St. Laurent, to name Just a few. •. •. The showing, with fubions from I. Magnin, was just part of an evening that included· cocktails in the hotel's atrium and dinner and· dancing in the Grand Ballroom. Jack Shea, president of the Acquisition Council, r~rt.s that· more than $20,000 was raised from the black tie event. Proceeds will be used to matc h a grant from the National En- dowment for the ArU to acquire further works of art for the permuent c:oll~tion of the museum. • • ·~ Thole on the Ball committee were Mario• Dev-c:k, Marc Friedberg, Patrlcla Glddla&•. .Jackie ~ Jo .ta Ills, Ted P.alsoo. Joaale Rehnborg, lac:ll Sbea, Marlon Sbea, Beverly &einmetz aad Barbara 8'elm1ng. Dinner and a Play The Mariners Auxiliary of Florence Critten- ton Service of Orange County held a major fund raising benefit recently. Among the g uests enjoying dinner and the pJay .. Goodbye Charlie" ut Harlequin Dinner Playhouse were the Metsn. and Mmes. Lee BromUy, Job.a Cookson. Galen Colwell, Jaek GrotJa, lames WarmlDgtoa, Tony Vitti, Robert Warmlnctotl, JHk FrHc:b, Larry Bemla aad Paul Bala.Us. Fora Song Darrellyn MelllU, one of Orange County'• J>Temlere vocal talents, brought her own touch of clau to the Saddleback Commwlity College atage recently to benefit the Mission Viejo school's expanding Community Concert Season program. More tbaa 200 community, business and education leaders attended the invitation-only recital by l(1la MeUW. The performance was Miss Stephenson • Miss Carr of Ojai, is a eraduate ot Ventura Hiih School and use. Woodley-Mallo Aug. 218 rites In Calvary Lutheran Church, Federal Way, Washington, are being planned by Marjorie J. Woodley and Mlchael N. Mallo. . They are the daughter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Art.bur G. Woodley ol Costa Mesa and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin llallo ot SeaUJe. fte bride·fo.be 1raduated from Costa Mesa High ~ ud Ofanae CoMt ColJege. ffer llaace ta aa alqmm el eoop.w. ll1ab School Green Rlvn Commaaity Coll•I• •nd the Uainnlt.Y o< Washington. H oove·r·Ritter T~ will be bome fOr Sally Elaine !titter !r~ JU* M. Hoover ... ~bo axcban1ed wedding r;:1e1 1n the Flrlt RUartne Church, Santa Tbelr parent.a are Kr. and Mn. Floyd F . Ritter and Mr. and Mn. Marvln l{oover, all of SanlaAnL Happenings By Marcia Forsberg followed by a reception at the Moaarcb Bay home of Mr. aad Mrs. Barry Hoa. . Among those attending during the evening w ere Mr. aad Mn. Robert Ba.on, Mn. PeHY Wallace, Camille Darud. Ollve LeoDard and most of the offic~rs of the college First Nigbten, a theater support group. Representing the college. were Academic Senate President John Ml.Deb and Faculty Association President Tom Leslie. Miss Melilli bas trained at the Allard Academies for the pasl 10 years. Emblem Hostesses Members of the Newport. Harbor Emblem Club served as hostesses for last week's ban- quets at the group's annual convention ot the Callfomia-Nevada·Hawaii State Association of Emblem Clubs at the Sheraton-Universal Hotel In North Hollywood. ·Among those attending from this area were Rat.b Moote, Dorothea Sarao, Rosella Moriana. Cathy Dlaberry, Chris Cobari, Loretta Bergeroa, Vela Mateas, Sally Gies, Viola Carr, GeneYieve Bates, Bertha Marvin, Grace Rober· tson. Dorothy Kleln, Ida Mae We ntiell and Pein Sue Steven.&. T he Emblem Club&, for the first three quarters of 1977·78, have donated more than $600,000 to community services and scholarship awards, as well as $25,000 lo the National Elks Foundation for cbarita ble donations. Season Debut The Irvine Cove home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Montgomery was the setting for the re- cent opening of the 1978 Diamond Horseshoe social season. Also greeting members and guests of the charity were Diamond Horseshoe Chairman M. Kellb Gaede and his wife, Linda. Part)'goers included Horace and Beverly TlaontptOn Coll, the C. ff. Kllngensmltbs, Ms. VirglnJa Knott accompanied by Paul Bender, the Edma.nd Hamburgers, the Roger Miiiers and the Ros.s O'Lenos. Others were BeverlJ Minney, Dr. William Miss Hoover The bride's mother. the former' Elsie Lee Huffine, is the daughter of O. L. Huffine, who built and managed the old Irvine Salt Works in the Upper Newport Bay. The newlyweds are grad'ates of Sad- dleback }Ugh School and atte.Ued Sant.a Ana College. Banks-Buniand Laura Kathryn Buntdd and Rex Richard Banke were married ln .f 11arden ceremony at. tbe hom e of her parents, ~r. and Mn. Alphonse A. Burnand Ill. The bride is a g rad11ate of Borrego Springs High School and the Untvenlty of Colorado. Her husband. son of Jonathan Banks and Mrs. Payne Banks or MelbWme, was educated in Auftralia and ls• fftll•known yacht.Iman .• They wiU resldefo Costa Mesa. Carr-Schroeder Cbriat. Church by the Sea, N~rt Beach wlll bo the Httiil for May rllel Hok.in• VMan Carr and Jon Schroeder. Moss, Mr. and Mn. Richard Jl!lth, Mr:. and Mn. C. Richard Nelson, Mr. •Mrs. Kenneth Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ••· BUJ Visser and daughter, Lynda, Mr. ""' Mrs. Charles Wheeler, Mr. and Mn. RaDdaptraJey and Mr. Hd Mn. William Huey. ·reens Assist A National Assistance ~e M>rkshop for incoming Asaisteen Auxiliut•.~Cicers was held Saturday al the Southern .. Olif<rnia group's founding chapter based bl HA'W<lod. Attending from New~Beath's Assisteen Auxiliary were Mary Ralf-Li.ada Rousselot, Susan Becb&el, Lha G,.... Kelly RarreUo, Donna Akerman, Trina *91er and Kim I.Jn. de rmao. People Peering Golden West College 4'Smet4logy students brought home tbe rotat leam trophy from the 25th annual Southern onria intercollegiate halrsty~ compeUUo ,_.d recently at Azusa. Winners included a Torson, Susanne Heyman, Louise Mal BeYerly Gutierrez. At the California Cosm gy Association's an- nual trade show, tak awards were Torson, Heyman, Maio)(i, DeJarld and Braadi Fleming ••• Mrs. Y Malik has been In- stalled as president Newport. Beach Junior Ebells ••• Dr. J oh I. Williams of Fountain VaJley was selec ~ first Phi Beta Kappa scholar by the Rho pter at California State University, Long B . He delivered the chap· ter's first Univers Lecture in the Graduate Center on Creativ' AS a Social Phenomenon: Emerson and Me . Dr. Williams, English professor al CSU /s li&ted in the Directory of American Schola , 'aughter of Dr. and Mrs. .Jewport Beach, was capped mony by the Samuel Mer- of Nursing in Oakland .•. ts who jointly have given in volunteer service to the Lisa C. Nol Claade B. Nolle in a candlelight rltt Hospital Sc Two nursing s more than 1.000 Huntington Be named Golde year. The~· a Deborah Ug month of M Wight, Cildy Community Clinic have been fest College volunteers of the Jin. Carol Okhawa and Ms. . am .•. Zonta Girls for the h were Denise E lgar, Pam t and Kelley Clark ... Judy £g of the 8'n Jeanneul 1 woman cl Mltcbell I of direcur has been installed as president Viejo Jr. Woman's Club, and ms has been honored as dub year for the group ... James E . e, has been elected to the board I.he California Lung Association. Carr, daughter of Lillian Carr of Oran and the late Mr. Clayborne Hughl!J Carr, t aduated from Corona del Mar Ht,ti Scho and UCI and attended Western stAe Univ y. She is affiliated with Pi Beta Phi. '. fiance, son or Mr. and Mrs. Jotin_se~. lted from Patterson Hi gh Schf'Ol an Ohio and attended Foothl~ and ' coll('ges and WSU. He alflllaPd with ta • ..: d be ter .I~- '· I b P 10111 '°°" '. eys. I 978 ) \ • ORANGE COUNTY . Business OF THE WEEK .. . OAA.Y PfLOT--($ Is Partners Draw the Line at Success .. . . . . .. . . --"" . . 81 THOM LECOQ ~ * o.ltt ,,_SUH Strip chart reconien have been used for scien· tlfic and lnclustrial measuring for about 80 y~rs, according to Frank Thomas. ~omas is president of Linear lnstruments, Irvine> which apecialiies in making the measuring de vlt• tt.hat trace a record of processes on con· tinuo111 strips oC graph paper. WUN DE AND partner Ron Ross introduced their (tfSt recorder in 1971 they stepped into a market. where handmade instruments were the norm. '"They were big. bulky recorders." Thomas said the common feellng was "if one person co11ld Jin it, it f.'as no good." The recorders produce permanent charts re· cording c~mical reactions, electric usage, ef- fluent output, temperatures or a ny process that can be monitored by electronic signals. Their first recorder was a lightweight, simple affair with only one channel (one pen marking the gr aph). It cost $1,500 and was cheaper by far than that of their nearest competitor. "The big problem those first two years was that they didn't cost enough ... but after that (company) growth was between • ~ SO percent and 70 pe rcent a year." Thomas credits his partne r 's electro-mechanical e ngineering sklll for the s imple design that reduced cost and weight and boosted accuracy. • Partner Ross, he said, has no degree, learned by reading a nd through working a~ a cam e ra repairman and by THOMAS .. playing with e lectronic gadgets al home." THOMAS IS ALSO a college of engineering drop.out. He said Ross "is the kind of guy who is always wondering what makes things work. ··And, he doesn't know where gears end and electronics begm." • T h e Company ••• Linear Instruments Corp.. located at 17282 Eastman Ave .. Irvine. produces a line of more than 20 strip chart 1 re- corders. A Reno facility produces a new. S·inch recorder. Privately held, majority stockholders are Frank Thomas and Ronald E. Ross. Earnings not available. E mp~oys 90 in 29,000-square-foot Irvine plant. Reno plant, 5,000 square feet. Ross's designs often use gears to overcome the Hmits or complications of electronics. The concept will soon show up in a very inex· pensive strip recorder that in buJk will cost less than SlSO. Less than four man-hours are required for assembly. And, Thomas added, the new device will make battery operation Possible for the fi rst t ime in long-term monitoring operations. LINEAR'S BATTERY-operated model will work for a full month on two small cells, will cost less than $500 and won't break users' backs. Present equipment runs for about eight hours. is very expensive and requires two heavy cases, one for batteries. The low-cost, basic unit also will be used in larger instruments including equipment made by Beckman Instruments, Perkin-Elmer and others. Thomas said the firm is coming up on a LS per- cent market share with a bit less than 60 percent Perqs .Under Gun ' . Both the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Internal Revenue Service are taking a close look at perquisites, those 'special privileges' granted to many corporations ' top executives The Securities and Exchange Com mission CSEC> is taking a hard look at n."· porting of perquisites following recent probes of qucstionuble payments /\ccording to an /\rthur Young and Co. ··Briefing, .. many SEC requir ements J ure still tentativ~ but (SEC VIEW "the time has come" for managements to review policies on personal benefits provided executives. Among the items the SEC may consider re· portable arc· -l lome repairs and improvements paid by the rompany I lous111~ <ind other living expenses pro- ' idt>d nt principal and/or vacali-00 homes -PERSONAL USE of company proper- ty. Airplanes. automobiles. yachts, apart ment!>. hunting lodges or company vacauon homes. -Personal (non busines) travel ex- penses. -Personal entertainment and related expenses. -Legat. accounting and other fees for matters unrelated lo the business of the cor· poration. And, lhc report continued. transacllons between execulivtis and third parties (banks. suppliers) where the firm pays for the service or aid rendered should be re1><>rted. according to SEC rules described in its re· leasC' No. 33·58.56, "Disdosurc of Manage mcnt Remuneration.·· THE ACCOUNTING firm warned that many requirements arc ambiguous and that new g uidelines are likely in the future. The SEC is a lso requiring valuation of pcrqs, a sometimes confusin~ and difficult task. The rePort cautioned that future SEC ac- tions will probably focus more on this area, therefore most corporations would do we)) to assign nn accounting staffer to study rules to avoid problems as the SEC turns more aUen- tion to these benefits. SEC REPORTING requirements apply to a ll publicly owned corporations. Uut report said. Comm ission interest revolves around their view that reporting ALL exeeuUve re- muneration to stockholders is necessary for informed voting, especially since decis ions on personal benefits are m ade by manage- ment. the same people who receive those perquisites. The Internal Ren~nuc Scr\'icc has al\\ ars been willing to take another look al currently non-taxable items. Under the IRS microscope now are cx.- ccut1 \'e perquis1lcs. Efforts by the Securities and Exchange Commission to have pcrqs translated inlo ( J dollar s and ~cPorted IRS rnEW as remuneration may r • s pur the IRS in iLs reassessment. /\n Arthur Young and Co. study of current r<'J?ulations and findings outlines some of thl' most common p<:rquisites and the I RS stand on "h<'thcrthey·rc t~xable : -PF:RSONAL USE of company cars or planes; The I RS is vague on guidelines, but l'Otn pany required travel use is generally not rnnsiderl'd income. -Club memberships . If for personal U'>C. they're almost always taxable. Used for ~pccific purposes, entertaining present or prospective clients, memberships aren't in· come. -Executi\'c·s spouse's expenses on a business trip; If the spouse is there for a business reason, expenses aren't taxable as personal income. -Lump-sum entertainment expenses, no rcre1pls required: Anything more than receipt CO\'Crcd items 1s taxable income -MEDICAL EXAMI NATIONS; If cov- crc•d by a corporate medical plan. not taxable as income. Comprehensive medical plans; Direct through emplo)cr or through a plan, not tax· a hie. Financial or legal counseling; Ex- plaining company benefits or programs, not taxable. If taxable income res ults or estate planning services company provides help. that income 1s taxable. _ -l.ow interest loans made by t he com· pany; Proceeds not taxable. -Advantai:eous loans from a company's business bank; Arthur Young and Co. calls this uncharted territory, but believes pro· c·ceds arc not income. THREE AREAS that are taxable arc cducationaJ ~rants to executive's children. housing and other living expenses provided at principal or vacation residences a nd pure· ly personal expenses. SEC required valuation and filings of henefits may provide information the IRS could use to include perqs as executive in- come. The rc1><>rt cautions that expert legal or accounting help should be sought to resolve specific situations since many questions are unresolved. being EOM production for about 75 other firm&. He is very active in promoUng the line by "old fashioned road trips" to see dealers. "I get a lot ol informalion out of those.'' he said. THE CALLS ENCOURAGE dealers. be added. .. When it was five degrees and the snow was about as lousy as it could be back East, I m ade a wbirlWJnd trip from Connecticut to Washington, D.C. -they knew (was serious when I walked in • in that kind of weather!'' Thomas also attends trade shows and other in- dustry gatherings, partly to sell, partly to learn what customers want. That, not formal marketing studies, ia the source of new products. And, he added, it seems to work because "there has n't been a clinker in our line yet." Thomas said rapid growth created problems • for the company. Most was financed with retained earnings. New cash came from the two partners, and "painfully" from banks. Linear Instruments also has a plant in Reno where Ross is based. THOMAS SAID SERIOUS problems with the Orange County econom y -labor and housing shortages -had better be resolved soon or he may move the company lo Nevada. Population, he thinks. lS the main problem. Lack or housing that people can afford is a key flaw. "Not just for clerical people, you can't get managers to come in here either, because it's too expensive." He added that pe rsonal and family-oriented faciht1 es in the area are skimpy. "I lived in a town in Oregon with a Population of 12.000 and it had more facilities available than here_" lie <.ilso felt that schools aren't coping well "1th growth. Big classes, he felt, aren't effective. T ll0~1AS COMM E NT ED T H AT airport service is very poor with few peak-hour commuter seats available ... , alm ost never fly out of here to ( 'ee LINEAR, Page C7) Crossing Sea Holds Risks For Business Cro!.sing the .. Pond" to do business overseas hold!> some peculiar dangers. For example this tale < rC'printed from a Lon· dorr newspaper ) about Russell Botham. vice presi· dent of Microdata Jnternat1onal <1nd gener<il man ager of ;\licrodata ·s recent European acqui!>i tion. CMC Ltd .. L'nilcd Kingdom: "THERE WAS TlllS Englishman, !tali.an and Frenchman sharinJ! a taxi from Beirut airport." The Englishman happened to be Russell Botham. "Somewhere between there and what's left of the middle of the centre of the town, the road was blocked by an armed gang dem anding ransoms. "The resourceful Botham negotiated a price of Sl80 for his release. Remembering the accounts departm e nt hark in less-violent H eme! llempslead, he got the obliging terrorists to supply him with a receipt." The Italian. the story continued. paid S300, the Frenchman somC\\hal less than Botham for his fre<>dom . The tale is an example of the understanding of oth<'r c ultures needed to do business overseas, said Gary L. Liebl, Microdata International president. It explains. in part. why his firm purchased Com· puter Machinery Co. Ltd., United Kingdom, rather than establish its own distribution network over- seas. LIEBL TRA\'ELS THE Atlantic about once each month to keep up with CMC operations in 14 cnuntries ... That's over the threshold of pain," he said. Building a new network would have been cost· Jy, he explained. ''and they are classically late in meeting expectations.'· Making such an alliance can be risky, he said. Microdata had used CMC for distribution for· several years before deciding to buy it. But a careful review of CMC management was completed before the deal was st.ruck. Turning to woes other companies may face overseas, Liebl rated currency near the top. TllE FLUCTUATING DOLLAR is one pro- blem. It has the effect of lowering prices for American products -for the time being -but currencies are a lso constantly changing value in relation to others, c reating a n ever-changing, slid- ing scale that could produce losses. The mon\ countries a firm does business in. the m ore comphc<.ited the valuation juggling act becomes. CMC was an experienced juggler before Microdata bought in. Political sand traps abound, Liebl said. "All eyes were on the French electlons," he said. "to see if the Communists or lenlsts would win." Moderation won out, but Liebl said the move left would ha\'e had a tremendous effect on com· <See CROSSING, Page C7> FROM F 4:1Shion Island Newport Beach S\TEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR . • • I ....... Frank Thomas stands beside ready to 'S'lflp results of work by Ron Ross. his desig/>f!r- partner m Linear Instruments Corp: l Sl .62 per DAY Thal':-.1\LL}OU PJ) ror a :!Oday ad in the DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW: 6·42·5678 • '78 PORSCHlt't> ARE HERE!"n'r PoRsc·e~ LEASIMlG NEW & usB), CAU THE EX BILL YATES"~. VW /PORSCMt . 837 -4800 49~1 •) I ·- Top interest on your money ••• from Western Thrift. 8°/o $10 ,000 T WO YEAR Certlfl~ate~ lf)lerest paid monthly. MaturP" end or 2.dlh calendar mon!h. May be withdrawn at Iha end.of any calendar month thorf>after without pPnalty. ti interest Is 1 11ccd 1n a 6 'h % pasi::book accounl and left for one y•1.1· 1nnual yield 1s 8 2i % M:ax1mum 3 monfho; 1n1 ""~' nenally ror early w11t1drawJI 7 1/2 °/o ST,500 SIX MONTH Certlflo•t•: Interest paid qua1 rerly. Matures end of second calendar quarter-maximum six months_ May be wtlhdrawn al end or any calendar qua rter lherearter w11hou1 penalty. If interest is pli!Ced 1n a 6 'h % pass- book account and let 1 lor one year, yield is 7 68%. 7 °/o StS,000 DO DAY Certlflc•t•~ Mav be withdrawn at end of any cafend;ir quarter w1thou1 penalty II intPrest 1!': placed m a 6'h% pasc;boc.'k account and left tor onr year, yield is 7 l 7%. 6 1/2 °/o DAILY INTEREST day-in. dav.-oul no minimum passbook accounts. compoundeO aM credited quarterly (thus annual yield is ~o). No penally lor withdrawal. , • THRIFT av MAIL. TOO! We pay postage both ways. Complete Information furnished upon request •Certiflcales purchased on or before May 12. 1978 will earn from the llfsl. • 1 ao •tatewld• offlo•• to ••rv• rou. Aval/able to Callfomla Rttsldents Onlv. I i ' . ~ 1H<FT&:~A$0CN10N . 25 y•ars of H rvlce to Callfomlan$ '"'· ' •• a.eta ~ .... 270btt1nh$1rttt.CAU1~..... • loeglMcl\~ PlletUo C..t tuQhwrly,CA(213)......_ I ' GE • ~ BUSINESS /STOCKS /REAL ESTATE • ·.,'\. CROSSING SEA ••• ('romPasa-CS) l>•nltt dotni b1.ttlDc:.s an foranco ••• ••on busine~s 1n general." Real Estate 1ffailfJafj . • -Se\-eut micl'(){'omputer compAnies recently got bunled when Br;nal's poliUcul powers d~c1ded lo limit their market to only lour producers. <Mlcrodata was not among the four.) .,A LOI' OF COMPANlf:S eyeing the Braillian roarkrl got caught in mid·plans to market lh1:n:." A costly experience. Lieb) said that any company considering over· aeas operations must establish ties in indivlduul countries to banks . to legal experts and pri> fessional consultants such as local cxeculi' e search firms. Finding an executive overseas is difficult b4!1cause standards differ there. · CMC's in-place staff helped solve this prolJlem for Microdata. Differences in quality or Ure and cultural variations also can trip up a company overseas. "To a Frenchman, meals have a high priority. There's no way he's going to complete a deal over a bite of lunch. "He wants two hours to enjoy a leisurely meal," Liebl said. "I understand that the Japanese haven't a word in their language for no." The m1sun derstanding is that an American who is not aware of this may see the negative reply as a wny of pro· crastinating. AND, HE ADDED, the .. Ugly American stereotype is still there." The fault lies with American companies "who want to cling to U.S. standards and methods. "Ideally, they would hire nationals in the country they're doing business with." Liebl's post-merger task has been to cut away duplicated operations in the two companies. The United Kingdom merger may not be tht• last, said Liebl. Microdata has made it no secret that il wants to purchase the balance of CMC: operations throughout the world. Those operations arc now owned by a Dutch holding compan.h Telsys. Pertee Compute r Corp. already own:. thL· former CMC·U.S. operation_ Differences in labor laws and management methods have led M1crodata to take a hand!> off approach in that area. LIEBL SAID HIS CMC control is hmited to r(·· view and decision making on CMC plans. Th1:v must fit in with Microdata markcling and profit obJectives. "'Rut we leave labor management up to them .. Lit'bl was respon!'1blc lrir dl'\"t>lopmt·nt or .\ISi Corp.·:-international bui.1nc!\s r111 nine ) cars be for e Joining Microdata. Uomi; business overst'as. he said, hai. been a cha llengmg experience, bul one hi• clearly relt~hes. · Flexibility and careful decision making mirht make Lhe experience 1ust as enjoyable for other firms -By Thom Lecoq Job Sectors Grow Figures pro\1dect by L'nited California 'Bank last wt'ek showed ruin dunng the first quarter didn't dampen lhe state's economic picture. Employ ment grc•w despite ~urtailment of a~riculturc. construction and tourist activities by the weather. Emplo) ment rose most sharply m servic<'s ( up 5.4 per cent) with retail trade follow· ing ( 5 2 percent>. ~1 anufottunn g, hoth clurahlc :ind nondurable goods, i.ta\ed with the t rC'nd \\Ith employment in· creased 4.6 percent. By ROB0RT 1. BIUJSS PEAR llOtt: My wire and I have been m arr tl'<i about two years And wiJl soon take title to our (inst home. My wlfe become3 very emotional about wnntlng to take title ln Joint tenancy. But our 1tttorney says we may be 1ust as well off taking title as tenants in com· mon. Do you think joint tenancy ls beat? Greg S. 0 EAK GREG: No t always. Eacb couplf''s sUu:aUon Is dltrerent so yoa may wish to consult. a tax advisor. The big advan· &age of joint ~enancy, or course, ls properly Ulle aulomatlcally goes to the survlvlng owm•r up<>n one owner's death. But consider tht> disadvantages. The main one Is the entire ''alue of joint tenancy property is Included 1D the estate or tht' first joint tenant to dJe. lt'or small estates, this Isn't too vital. But as your e ... tate grows, it beromes more Im· portant. That':. why many older couples ~witch their property titles from joint tenan· cy to tenants in common or, where permitted by state ll1w, to community property. U you decide to take title as joint tenants, a nt>w tax law soh·c•s tht> problem of having the entire 'aluc in the c:.tale of the first to die. l•'or joint tf'11ancies created after Januar)' 1, 19'17, only half the value is In· eluded in the cl<•cNknt . ., estate if a gift was ma de during lift·timc lo the -.urviving spouse. H this gift choice isn't made, keep re· ('Ords or each s pouse's contributions to , purchast> paymt>nh as il is !>Ometimes possi· ble lo t'XCIUdt' from decedcul 's estate aU or 11art of the survl\ in~ ::.pouse'f> interest. D EA H BOB: Hccenlly I allended a free m<.>e trng to wlcrcsl people in attending an ex- "!Jaydrearning Fine for Work l•;ugl'llt• Huucbt•pp. c-o author of '·Creative <.inrnlh Gaml·s," pubh.,hl'd b) llarvcst Books , of. h'rs ll11<> tll'fcnsl' c;hnuld the• boss catt'h you wittt led pruppcd up 011 dt"•k and a far J.Wa y look m your eye. tic :-il\'S. "lht·r 1.-'s growing evidenC'e that daydreaming ,.., an 1111 nnsw pa rt of daily life and that a cer 1:i111 .111111unt c1f 1l ,., net·essarv for main- taining your P"~ 1 lJ1>loga al health ·· · SCIESTIS1 .._ f 'Ol '\ D th<Jl ~ub1ects depri ve('f Of daydrCIJ0111l~ fw1•anll' .lll'<IOUS ~Oil tense. and that they hrul-1· c1ut 111 ~1KJ11tJ111•ou:-daydreams ,1nyhow. H<iudc;epp "·''., a 'l'" ,·ork psycholherapist found that· il.i~drc·:.im111g ... 1i.:n1hcanlly contributes to intellectual J!rov.th, p11v.c·rs of C'oncc•ntration. at· tcnt1 on span ;ind the ;1b1h1y to interact and com· rnunicate.,.. ith othNs." Acconhn ~ to Haud o•pp·., article in the Xcro'C publication · 'X d >a ng1'.' da' clrc:ims arc "mind 'uc:.ilion.,· th.1! ad t 1 11 .... t1111· .1 k1·hng of "l'll· l't•mg. A l\10'\(; T llOS L WllO t1C'ncf1tlcd from tl:.1vrlrcarn1n .: '" n· '>U<"h lurnanarws as Thomas A. l•:d1son. <'I 1 1 lo• t>ehu "' .. loh.inncs Brahms, Florcn1·1· '1gl11111g,1tc ;111d .J<Jhn Ucwcy. PohtH·1.111.., and bu .. o1ness lead!'rs who indulged 1n ac·t11c• d,1,cli1 .. 11n-; ~1·rc llcnry .J. Kaiser, Harry S. Trum.111 ("ho l"l:11ml·d to have had a "fox hole" an h1•. in1ncl 101 r1·t re.tt ... 1 and Conrad Hilton, who s.iid he 11l P:rnu•d up hr~ pre!><•nt empire as a child. I< 11 llw ho• s may ... 1111 ask you to keep your fcct m11r1· ltrt11h vl:intl'd on the ground. NEW YORK STOCKS (~()NTIN I J •~n pensive real estate dua. 1'he lecturer aald i1J1tead ol borrowtq oa a MCOnd mort111e oil one's home, theft ls another way to obtaln eucb funds for juit '10. Bow doe9 t.b1I work! Jacquellno ft. D£A& JACQUELINE: Y• cu create a eeeoad ~aie Oil yqr •1ne u down ,.y. memt OD property JM wu& te IMIJ. 61_,., of· fer aa_u a mortsaie u you don pay1aent. If &be teller accepg, u mu,y wut, JOD*ve created• aew lecoacl mort1a1e for Urie con ot tbe DOW'1 IUld reeord.bls feea of abolai $Jt. DEAR BOB: DJd I understand y01I eor-recUy that income property, such u apart- b'lents, can give the owner both posiUve cash now trom the rents and a tu loll wblch ls subtracted from hi.a other taxable lncoa:ao? It 1eems too good to be true. Vln.nie L. DEAR VINNIE: It'• lnle. SllPPOM 10a own apattmeata prodactni at, ... •nHI 1rou IDcoble, with HJteBMS el $8,toO and mortgage payments (mostly tu deductible Interest In the early years) or $10,000. That leaves $Z.oot annual casJI now ln&o 1our pocket. But after subtracting lbe non·cash depreciation deduction of perhaps S3,tot. you would have a $1,000 t.ax loss to nb&ract from your other taxable Income. The resnlt Is sz,ooo cash now and $1,000 tax loss. It's the best or boOl Ole real and lax worlds. DEAR BOB: We paid $1fora30.day OP· tion to buy a home for $60,000. My uncle says our option is worthless since $1 is too cheap for such ao option. Is our option valid? Thomas F. DEAR THOMAS: Probably. UDleta there was rraud or duress lo obtal.nlog tbe opUoa, Ir yoa bne to lccally enrorce It In eoW1, t•e eoart uually won•t loqulre Into the amout paid for tbo option. As.k an auorney for farther detaill. DEAR BOB: Is it true that, even though I accepted an offer to sell my home, I can ac- cept ''back·up offers" in case the lirst one falls through? Kim M. DEAit KIM: Yes. Bat be sure Y01ll' IC• cep&ance aaya aometltlog like .. Ac~ptance of tills offer II coaUngent upon seller bd.nl re- 1 ea ae d from &be prevloosly accepted pucbase offer of <name).'* Ask an attorney for more Information on how to take standby back·upoffers. DEAR BOB: 1 enjoy your articles on ways to finance property. But you often forgel mortgage Joan brokers as a finance source. We represent mortgage lenders such .is s avings associations, savings banks, in· suranC"e companies, pension trusts, and other lenders not maintaining loeal oCfices. We often arrange mortgages that are cheaper and better for borrowers than they can get at banks and savings asaociations. Clint B., mortgage Joan broker . DEAR CLINT: Thanks for remlndtng us of tbe ftnuce work performed by mortgace loaa brokers for home and investment pro- pert.J bqye.rs. ... LINEAR DRAWS THE LINE •.. (From Page CS) Reno anymore ... in fact, 1 see scalping of airline tickets someday." Thomas complained that increasing competi· t1on for workers is driving costs very high. .. A neighbor raises pay 10 percent to hire my people away and I've got to raise It 20 percent to steal them back. We're going to see a bell of a war about this --you're already seeing heavy turnover." Thomas said J:,ineJlr is trying to hold people by improving working conditions. ''We've been on a 4-day work week for three yea rs now, and we've backed it down to 38 hours - we pay for 40. ·• AN INFORl\IA[, ATMOSPHERE prevails in the s mall manufacturing facility. Thomas 1s "Frank" lo all employees and casual meetings set managemenldirection. "Of course we're not without our problems," he laughed ... All little comp.anies are like 'Peyton Place' if you dig d~p enough. "This is most definitely a marketing-oriented company -J consider this my background .. _ ·· Thomas said company sales have been strangely affected by devaluation or the dollar. "It's terrible lo say. but it's helping ... but it ·s producing interesting side effects. "The bulk of European recorders are more ex· TellMOm pensive -here comes the funny stuff with dollar$ -bul a Dutch company is now dumping (selling at very low prices)." THE CAUSE, HE THOUGHT, hes in rules forbidding layoffs in Europe. "lf you hira someon~. yoµ just don 'trice them . "IC you're sitting there with a plant with all these people, you finally just say. 'To hell with it, let's sell at a loss.· "It's a sort of pre-retaliation for the ullimala reta l1ation, <U.S.) trade barrieri. ·· Thomas said Linear is c urrently holding growttt to 15 percent. "It's a catch-our·brealf1 year." They've curtailed new customers. limile<l production and recently cut off advertising. "The banks are very happy with our plao.- ning ." •. New products, a new patent and expanding markets, however, assure that the firm 's own charts will continue to rise. ·; ,.. Don't miss the BIG BOAT SHOW at the ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER across from Disneyland NOW thru SUNDAY • " ' ' " ' ' • .,j .. . .. You Love Her This Mother's Day send Mom a g reeting all the world can share on Sunday,'May 14th. Express your love in a Daily Pilot Mother's Day Greeting. It's easy. Wrice your message to fit one of our three convenien t sizes and bring it ro any Daily Pilot office prior ro noon May 12 . Or. you may mail a dipping of the border with your message and payment to Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay Sr., Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Ca. 9 2626 . I .( ART HOPPE-) 8ATJRJZEI Jn lh• DAILY PILOT 'f _ .... $15 Ads come in three sius: S 10, SI~. and SJ for ttie sp«iaJ child"s site card. (You must be under 12 years of age to qualify for the littlest greeting). If you wish you may ctt2tc your own decorated g1tcting. Using black pm draw your design co fie one of the dot«d oudincs lhown ~ You may fill lhe mt ire space. Only wonis and lines drawn wirhin the dotted line will appear in your compActod Mother's Day ad. r~--------~----------------1 r----------~----~----~--, r-----49--------, t I I I I I I .1 I I I I L------------.J t I I I I I • I r ' I I L~-~~~-~~~-~---~--~ • ,. Ir you Wllllt htlp compos1n!{ .i 5wrable greeting or havf!' any qu<"SC1ons call 6'12-~67R. A fiiendly Inily Piloc ;M'.f-v15<'r will be glad co hdp you. And, if you like you can charge your Mocher·, Day .d. Your crrdic is good wirh us, or you may u.sc yooc Mastn CNrflt' °' BankAmcriC3rd. DAILY PILOT 642-5678 , Q DAllY "I.OT s~.Apn130,1t11 '•· REAL ESTATE -·-~~-----------------.------------------~~ Moving Up In Real Est ate ... .. --.... The appoinlm4tDt oC SUSI£ IAuN a proJeet· man•cer ol Udo vma1e ln Nnsiort. Beach, bu been announced bf Steve Fortner, MttlOt' vtce pre· sldent and ce.nera man.ger of R 4c B Commercial Management Company. As project manager, Miss Zaun oversees lhe leasing, admlnistration, maintenance and tenant relations for the property which Includes two office buildings and 75 boutiques, restaurants, faa.l food operations, clothing and specialty shops. Prior to joining R & B, Miss Zaun was office .roanager for Grubb and Ellis in Los Angeles and held the same posftion with Cushman and Wakefield. A native of Las Vegas, she at· ZAuet tended .the University of • Nevada and worked for the Sahara Hotel in 1 ]>ubllcity and promotions. Zaun is a member of the International Council of Shopping Centers. • KEETON K. KREITZER has joined the plan· olng staff at the Center for Planning and Research, it was announced this week by Peter Templeton, a principal of the Newport Beach land ,planning firm. · Prior to joining the center, Kreitzer was . employed by an Orange County consulting firm where be worked on planning . projects for the cities of San 'Juan Capistrano, Barstow and Stanton, as well as an Orange County retail market study which delineated future re· · sidential neighborhoods in the • • .,southeast area of the county. He also bas worked on projects in .Orange, Los Angeles, San -Bernardino, San Diego and Ven· tura counties. • I ~' . -.,, -"'.#!!. . . ~ ' ' f1IJ"' , .... · IC.llalTUR Woodcrest Opens A grand opening will be held this siding and trim, and rich wood win· weekend at Woodcrest·Irvine In dow and door frame. arace the Irvine's Village of Northwood. elevations lhat have been designed to Created by Westfield Development blend with the nutural aurroundinas. Company, the $11.6 million communi. ty will ofter a total of 93 homes u1><>n FJRST MOVE-IN dates at Wood· compleUoo, with 43 now avallable In crest·lrvlno are slated for May. 'phase one. Located ut 3 Eul Trenton in THE FOUR·BEDllOOM, two ;ind Irvine, the i.ale.s office and model three-bath, one and two-story plans homes, decorated by Linda Clark & comprise 2,082 to 2,850 square feet or Associates are open duUy from 10 interior living space. a .m. to 6 p.m. ltcpresentatlvea of Priced Crom $127,000 to $132,000, Gribin Von Dyl. exclusive ulcs the pomes are available with conven agent, ore on th{' premlaoe. tional financing and 20 percent down Woodcrcst·frv lne rnay be easily payment. reached by taking the Santa Ana Buyers may choose from three Freeway lo tho Culver Drive exit. Oo noorplarus and a total of nine exterior cast on Culver to llryan. rlahl on elevations. A combination of medium Bryan lo Yale, and lefl on Yale to the cedar ahake roofs, distinctive wood new communUy. 1-========================= MODEL TOWNHOME AT TifE MOORING IN DANA POINT Certificate Unit.Meets Does Taking 80 People On A Caribbean Dana Point Mooring Homes Off er 'Color' The Orange County Chapter of the Ueal Estate Certificate Institute had Jts firat People willingly drive hundreds of miles to eajoy a few days in an en- vironment that is the daily fare of homeowners at the Mooring in Dana Point. The enchanting coastal town unof- ficially began its season during the recent summery weather of Easter Week, but year-round residents claim the Mooring season never ends, says Marshall Fant, exe<:utive vice president for Biddle Develop- ment, Inc., who is marketing the view-oriented townhome communi· quarterly meeting of ever·changing scene. 1978 al the Newport There is a separate formal dining Harbor Costa Mesa area, an efficient kitchen with built· Board auditorium. in range, contlnuous·cleaning oven, Guest speaker w:u dishwasher and disposal, a breakrast Evelyn Daniels, real bar, and indoor laundry facillties. A estate coordinator of convenient powder room serves the Santa Ana College. lower level. Upstairs is reserved for two The 1978 officers were spacious bedroom suites, each with introduced by Charles its own full bath. One bedroom has a F e r g u s o n , v i c e walk-in closet, and in Plan B, a cor· chairman south for the ne r fireplace graces the master Real &late Certificate suite. Institute Division of . Cruise Make Sense? Randy McC.CWch 1...a IO The Real Eslatcrs enjoy tho camaraderie 8$ well as the rewords. They are a learn giving lhe maximum effort • . . enjoying working and plc.iying togeth e r .Las t ff umm e r , Randy and the 60 lop producers of The Real l!:!4taten went to Playa Blanca, Mexico on an all expense paid vacation. This year it's a cruise to the ....., ... c-..,.... Caribbean. Next year it-s off -to Tahili, Moores. . , . . ty. Designed for adult living, the Kreitzer holds . a b~chelor s deg~ee in geo. Mooring offers three dramatic two- grapby from Cahfornaa State University of story floor plans encompassing from Fullerton. 1,304 to 1,330 square feet of interior The unique townbomes suggest a California Association of variety of interesting possibilities to Realtors. McCard!e feels that in adwtion to bei.ng fun, this cruise serves as a well deserved reward for the top producers . "It's special when you can really enjoy the people you work with and the work you do. I'm very proud of our team." TRICIA WOLF bas been named business re· ferral representative ror the R & B Development Company properties in the Orange County area. These properties include the Oakwood Garden Apartments communities in Newport Beach and the Commerce Park business parks in Newport Jiving space, and an inestimable number of square feet of glorious views of the sea and the Capistrano Valley. The homes are priced from $78,990. the prospective owner. They will The new chapter pre· serve equally well as a satisfying sident is Mary Jean permanent home, a luxurious vaca· Crawford, vice presi· Lion hideaway, or a practical invest· dent is Al Rhodes and m ent as income property in a the secretary-treasurer popular resort town. is Audrey King. To see the exciting residence:; at ----------'-------------------- .Beach and Costa Mesa. · - , Miss Wolf's duties include developing a com- /: • 'prehensive business referral program, contacting various members of the busi· ness community for lhe purpose of obtaining additional apart- ment and space rentals on a continuing basis. THE PLANS PROVIDE a back· ground for entertaining and arrange- ments for complete privacy and re· • laxation. On the lower level, entries are tiled and a vaulted-ceiling living room features a huge, unusually. placed wood-burning fireplace, a wet bar and w~lls of glass to catch the the Mooring, take the San Diego Freeway to the Dana Point/Ortega Highway exit. Drive west on Ortega Highway to Del Obispo. Tum left al Del Obispo and continue toward the ocean to Stonehill. Turn right at Stonehill to The Mooring models and sales information center at 22.'l06 Valley View Court. i: Prior to joining R & B, she was a marketing reptesentative fl for JSI Marketing. She has also )' worked as an employment t ' counselor and supervisor with Architect To Address ROBERT s. HOWARD of Costa Mesa bas been De .,.,..), l'l; wou Dennis and Dennis Personnel. appointed corporate director of land acquisition· Vt/l...Opers for Broadmoor Homes, Inc., according to an an- nouncement by Larry Lizotte, senior vice presi· Paul Thoryk, presi- 1 dent. dent of Architect Paul Howard comes to Broadmoor with 16 years of · T~oryk and Associat~s. real estate experience wilh "expertise in evalua-w I 11 , 8 d d r ~ s s th 1 s ti on, highest and best use r-month s ~eeting of th~ s tudies, land acquisition, t Home B~l~ers Council I -coordination wilh governmental l of the B~dm~ Industry r. agencies and overall planning, . ~ A s Soc lat I 0 n on , design, financing and final sale •"'. "Redevelopment -~ of income property," Lizotte Does I.~ Have a t noted. I Future? when the ~ The USC graduate holds a group ~eets May 15 at bachelor's degree in business th~ A1rporter Jnn , administration with a minor in Irvine. , real estate. He is a past presi· Thoryk. a prominent dent of the Newport Harbor MOWARD architect and enyiro.n· ;.Junior Chamber of Commerce as well as a past mental planner, will dis· '•'Man of the Year." c uss many aspects or re· .. KATHY SCHULTZ bas been named managel' ·of Turtle Rock Vista Apartments in the Irvine village of Turtle Rock. according to Robert Bar· I rett, regional property manager for the Irvine ~ Company's Property Management Division, which owns and operates the 252·unit apartment com- development, a topic that is coming to the fore in urban planning strategies. Among the questions he will answer . are: What are the op· portunit.ies and how can they fit in with a builder's present pro- gram ? How can re· development take up the slack for builders who are suffering from a lack oC quality, availa- ble land? Where are the profits in redevelop- ment? • plex. I r • • ) i Miss Schultz will also manage the Campus Valley Shopping Center and lhe University Town Center for the division. A native of Grants Pass, Oregon, Mw Schults holds a bachelor's degree from lhe University of Oregon in the field of political science, and bas pursued post·graduate studies in business ad· ministration. Prior to joining the Irvine Company. s he was a regional property manager for Coordinated Financial Services, administering 1,100 apartment units in Memphis, Tenn., and in San Antonio, Texas . Thoryk's credentials are impressive. His architectural style is constantly evolving and adapting to the needs or Coastline Offers 5 Realty Classe~ Coastline Community College is offering five real estate classes as part of its curriculum for lhe nine·wee~ program beginning this week. ·The classes are: -Real Estate Prlnclples1 a three.unit class designed for those preparing for the state real estate license exam and for those with investments in real estate. Meeting from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mon· days and Wednesdays at Edison High .School, the course covers property Jaws pertaining to con· tracts, deeds, land titles, liens, escrows, leases and financing. -Real Estate P ractice, an advanced class dealing wilh listing procedures, advertising, closing of sales, financing, appraising, property manage- ment and leasing. Offered for three-units, the class meets at various times and locations. -Real Estate Practice·AdvaMecl, a continua· lion of Real Estate Practice. This six-week, three. unit class meets from 9 a.m. to noon on Wed· nesdays and Thursdays at the Crossroads Restaurant in Fountain Valley. -Real Estate Mathematics. which analyzes the principles of mathematics as applied to the real estate business. This one-unit class is or particular interest to those preparing for· their salesmans or brokers license and those already employed in real estate. -Shopping Center Management which pro- vides students with the te<:bniques required to suc· cessfully manage commercial property with an emphasis on shopping center management. This is a one-unit class meeting from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Mondays, at Fountain Valley' High School. These classes are offered tuition free. Registration may be made at the first class meeting. Further information may be obtained by calling Coastline Community College at 963-082'. • , RON SAIENNr, 31, project manager for 'Broadmoor Homes, Inc., has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Home Builders Council. people who will view------------------- • • • ... ). i . ... i . ' s •• 1 • ~· !J • • •.. :.~ .... Saienni, who has been with Broadmoor one year, was previously with Fredericks Develop- ment Corp. as director of , customer service and communi- ty relations. The Vietnam veteran bolds a bachelor or science degree in finance and a master of busi· ness adminisft'ation in market· i n ~ from Arizona state University. ,..._ VALE R IE VAN DE SA1uo11 ZILVER winner of the Sales and Marketing Councii MAME Award for salesperson or the year in 1976, has been promoted to r egional manager of the New Homes Dlvision of Walker & Lee Real Estate. Mrs. van de Zilver has won many ot the New Homes Division Salesperson of the Month Awards and holds membership for the past · two years. in the pre· stigious Winner's Circle. Walker & Lee's lop producers group. Mrs. van de Zllver attended Lincoln College in Lincoln, 11· Uools. She bas been a Califor- nian for lhe past nine years and resides in IDmtlngton Be11ch. Sbe recently married economist Peter van de Zllver, who is a v•" .. 111.vu graduate student at the University or Southe"1 C~llomia • 1 and use the structures . His firm is a multiple· winner o( such awards as the "Gold Nugget" from lhe Pacific Coast Builders Conference. The premier re· ·development project in which the Thoryk com• pany participated is the Old Columbia Square ·area in downtown San Diego, where the firm is now headquartered. The half-block r estora- tion/redevelopment ls a ·prime example or viable redevelopment. · Cocktails begin at 6 p. m.. with dinner at 7 ·and the presentation .promptly at. 8 p.m. Tickets are $12 for HBC' members and •17·for ·non-HBC members. For reservations, contact ·Zena at the BlA Office: 1571 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, 90026. Phone: (213) 625·5771. ART HOPPE . REAL ESTATE CAREER NIGHT look us over at a REAL TY WORLO Career Night rreetlng. Oi9COVer the advantages with the organization that can make "A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE." FREE LICENSING SCHOOL to qualilled persons E>ltensiYe TRAINING programs Revolutionary REALSCOPE marketing tools Newspaper & TV advertising support Best NATIONAL referral system Cell for reservations to learn how to become a full time real estate professional. 'Tlrre: 7 p.m. Date! Thurs .• May 4, 1978 ·Plaoe: 22642 Lambert Sl Ste. J402 El Toro (Canada eu.IM .. Center) -REALJY\\Ul.D' Phone 768-8711 ••• .. . .. -· .. .., --... " .. ·--~ .. -i--·-- . than just o roof over your heod. Discover Parle Ploce- Oceonside. VA/FHA-built luxury homes in a recreational community for $56,475. to $65,600 (VA, FHA, •Conventional Tenns) Now under construction. A small private community ot fine homes with tennis ond swimming foc11tties. 1 & 2 story designs 2 & 3 bedrooms. 2 cor garages•!! Wood burning fireplaces Moments by cor to horbo1. beaches. golf courses. and Moy Company-El Camino Plozo regional shopping center. Walk or bike to Miro Costo College and Tri-Cities Hospital. FEATURES: ~~~ More. Classified On P.age D2 £00AL HOUSING OPPORT UNITY .... I IF't Melicr. ....................... SHADe smlMTY A quiet MU:iA& of tree • lhaded •lreeta in the .._,. oC lliuioo Viejo. Solid apadouf deeJ1ned for the WlY J'OU want to live. lmpr911ive raised entry, esp1n1ive fmly rm. hu:uriou1 mslr bdrm, 1p1cloua •econ· d.vy bdnns. All thla plua xtra luab laodscaping. $83.~. Call for appt. 586--4000 All raJ estate advertised in thia newspaper is sub- ject tot.be Federal Fair Houalng Act of 1968 whicb makea it illegal to advertise .. anr pre· fenoce, limitat100, or dilc:rimlnation based on nice, color, religion, sex, GI' national origin, or an inteoUon to make any i--------- sucb preference, llmita· tioo, ordl.KrimiaaUon." EASTSIDI FIXER HUGE LOT TbJs newspaper will not Restore & reap $$$! Run knowingly accept any down mess means big advertising Cor •real savings! Great area & eat.ale wbicb is in viola-priced to sell last. Tree _&o __ oC_t.he __ la_w_. ____ 1 shaded entry. 3 Large Homes for bdrms ! Natural wood Sale beam ceilings! Much ••••••••••••••••••••••• more! Better hurry. Call Gcou d I 002 6'5-0303 ....................... Just Once llY•Life Have It All! Now nearing complelion- •.. arelully nestled in a village atmoepbere ..• 16 estate homes that pro· vide you with spacious· neas I& physical arnen.ities to enchance a • life style that saya 'This ls The Real Me" 3 BR & den to 5 BR ... Crom $119,000. Your tomorrow begins today. Richfield Village Homes FORESTE OLSON ........ , ... ,,,,,, ... YOUR DREAM HOME A ONE·OF·A·KIND SHOWPLACE AT THE BEACH IN SUNSET BEACH Professiooally decorat- ed, 2 sty towobome w/finest custom features thruout. Modem, large , 3 Bil & Fam Rm, includes pvt sell cont'd "in laws quarters" w/pvt entry possible. Just 50 steps to the sand, adjacent to Huntington Harbour & close to all services. Just listed at $150,000. Call now for all details . Agent.~~ Richfield al Buena Vista, Your "someday" dream YOl'ba Unda. 523--4823 K ..... •..-.... home is a reality --·r TODAY! ,MOVE UP to Mesa Verde North! 4 Bedn)9m, family room w /brick frplc. Walled courtyard! Call Now! RED CARPET 754· 1202 MIHl-«AHCH 41R. root.-'66,400 VAHODOWM Circular drive. Large famil.Y sized living room. Cauntry kitchen. Dine. NEWPORT IEAC:H WATERFRONT HOME $250,000 Not a condo, but a real three bedroom and three bath home w1lh a 40 foot boa1 slip Ill your fron t door. Owner leaving area. Call 752-1 920. d QUAIL PLACE -IO,..ft l:lOP.M.1 Wall of glass view of cov-,_ ______ _ ered pavilion & lush "THEWOOOS .. grounds surrounding COMDO H&F Freeform pool. Gorge~s •unpgraded Separate wing for hide-ground level adult condo. away Master Suite & 2 bdrm, 2 bath, formal c hildren 's quarters. dining + eaUng area in Hurry for this unique large kitchen. Pool. bargain! 963 7881 clubhouse. Priced al · •I"''?·•• _..,,, · 1' $78,900. O~n Sal Sun [ ~ IH&ll\ll ~~:~~,"':~:.·.~~=~: ~SIDEC.M. 2 br on 8100 sq. ft . R-2 lot Room to bwld. ~.500 David Bourke, Kl Lr , ~9950 $1100 TOTAL CASH ALL T H AT YOU NEEDED! to buy lh1 s beautJful 3 bdrm. home 1f you qualify. Located n ear marina and beaches. Boal access. $69,900 Take adavan tage. For more informa lion call 963-6767 QP!N fll ~· ,, It ~,~,., '·rf I [ ~ li~ftltll TllPUX F..a$t Costa Mesa, J yr. old; redeveloping area Spacious 2 BR, 2 Ba. un· ila w/(rplcs. Sl78.ooo: Make offer Bkr. 552-0434 /836-7624 FIXER 2 Bdrm boµse on R2 lot .Need3 help or buUdoz!ng. UNDER MARKET l BEDROOM CONDO Tennis, pool. gym and many other extras plus your own home. This for only S67.000 and seller motivated. Call 752·1920. J_ QUAIL ~ PLACE -10,.. Tl l:lO , ..... ' BEACH I UY! Carlsbad· BY· The Sea ls where this 4 BR 2 DI\ home is located. Jog. run or bike down Lo the beach. Relax in your very own shimmering pool. heale<I, w icabana & lrop1cal lights for Hawaii effect. Quiet street & yard large for volleyball I too. Reduced tosell at $94,500. Call WALLACE & CO. REALTORS 714-729-5966 Ageot642·3338 , _______ _ Aeaf Etlale li<e'*"G Tarbell Institute Of Real Estate One or the nation·s most advanced prehcenslng schools. PAIC>ares ~ to take the real estate exam and PASS• $180 Courw Now Only $80 llldudes afl Materials S80 completely refundable to ~ alter io1nino Tarbell REAL TORS and upon completion of )'Our first escrow. • No PrlOr Training • Professional Instructors • +-8 week course-evenings ..... ,... '"'ntGcft....., C aR hY •••• 832-5440 8121 Stanton. Buona Paft( 1et ti Beach Blvd., Huntington Beech 25201 La Paz. Ltguna Hlllt ~~,......_ .. REAL ESTATE * OAILYPl.DT '\ Canada CenleF Nears Finish ' • . The third and Llaal phase of Canada Bua!Qas Cenler, an $ll mWJon commercial, industrial aocl Olfice complex in Orange County's Lake Fonst eommunJty, ls oearing completioD by JUdiw•7 Ltd. of Newport Beach. Built on a 25-acre sile on Lake Forest Drive near the int.enection of the San Diego and Sant.a Aoa Freeways, the center has 18 buildings wllb 160 rental unita comprialnJ a toLal ol 291.000 11quare feet in the coniplex. THE nNAL PHASE. A commercial shopping eomplex with 24 units ranging from 1,100 to ~ square feet, fronts on Lake Forest Drive. The newest secUon ls 30 pel"ffDt pre-leased. said Gene R. Summers, president of Ridgway Ltd .• an architectural. CODltructloo and manage: ment company. Ground was broken ln 19'75 for the project which Includes 12 mulU·tenant industrial slruc· tures, two office buildings and two commercial complexes for shops. It is adJacent to the Irvine in- dustrial complex. 'NIGHT CLUB' ROOM INCLUDED AT STRATFORD RIDGE MOOELS JN LAGUNA HILLS .. THE CENTER IS DESrGNED to provide facilities for small and medium.sized businesses wishing to locate in this rapidly srowing area or Orange County," Summers said. The flrsl phase, completed in J anuary, 1978., is comprised of six buildings of Ult up concrete and wood construction uniquely designed with atriums open to natural light. They range in size from ~ to 2,300 square feet.11le 76 rental units are 9S per· cent leased, Swnmers said. Game Visitors to Stratford Ridge, luxury community of single family homes in the Aliso Hills section of Laguna Hills, have en· dorsed dramatic and sometimes startlingly innovative interior design treatments in the com- munity's four furnished model homes. One of the rnost talked about homes is the four bedroom, three bath Summerhill, and much attention has centered around a unique, spacious night club built in the model's optional game room area. "Our interior designer, ROom Popular Morene Crowther of Far West Interiors, planned the bonus area to dramatically Ulustrate the flexibility of this spacious area," explained H . Bill Ehrlich, president of the Ehrlich Company, builder of StraUord Ridge in Collaboration with Moreland Development Com· pany. ··v1s1TORS EXPECT to see a room with a pool table, perhaps an area for children's activities, and lots of storage s pace. "Their reaction to our njght club, complete with storage, dry bar, and large mid room au- dience sealing area, has ~ tremendous. ''Of course, we're not suggest· ing that alJ buyers of the Sum· merhiU should finish this area as a night club, but the interior d&e sig n statement Morene Crowther has made provides literally scores or options for our imaginative visitors.'' Stratford Ridge is located one mile west of lntsrstate S at the La Paz Road exit. The model homes and sales information center is open dally from 10 a.m. to Sp.m. For Impressive Homes That Invite Comparison ••• The same design concepts and landscaping also are featured in tbe second phase o( construe· tion completed in November. Ad Agency Relocates B. J. Stewart Advertising and Public Relations Inc. of Newport Beach is relocating to larger quarters to better serve its lengthening list of clients, according to Barbara J. Stewart, presi· dent. The full-service agency, specializing in merchandising, marketing and public relations for the real estate development. industry, is now head· quartered in Ne~rt Center. The new offices, at 1151 Dove Street. 1n Newport Beach, near Orange County Airport, are designed to accommodate the firm's projected growth. -- .. ---·-........... _ ... ·---· . ---~-~::-- -·---... -- Come See ... tt(jZ First In The Village Of Northwood At Woodcrest, you'll discover larger homes on wider lots ... ideally located for family enjoyment, across the street from the largest park in Northwood. Truly spectacular single family residences with up to 2850 square feet of richly appointed living area ... in a selection of individually detailed exterior stylingsl Every luxury feature has been included for your comfort and convenience ... 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We ~ HOMES OPEN I ·5 Thl1 Aftemoon 't • UNl9UE IH CAMEO SHORES -80x160 lot, 3 bdrm, colorful comfort, palatial, only 5228,500. See Vergilene Hull at 4515 Hampden Road, CdM. UNl'i)UE IN THE BLUFFS -Incredibly sharp! Bonita 3 bdrm, ~reenbelt view, $159,950. See John Curtis at 2016 Vista Caudal. NB. UNl'i)UE IM SEAVIEW -Outstanding .. view. 4 bdrm. Port Royal. Will lease option. $285,000. See H arriette •• .Hammond at 2110 Yacht Mischief, NB. • UNIQUE IN llG CANYON -2 !)drm ' · den . vacant. golf course view, nr t ennis, $210,000. See at 31 No. Sea .~dDr,NB. : UNIQUE IN CORONA HIGHLANDS - • Brand new, 5 bdrm wood and glass ·, l'On temporar y; incredible views: ,. ' S375.000. See Allan Heller at 460 • Mendoza Terr , CdM. ·' UNIQUE IN OLD COROAA DEL MAR -3 !t bdrm. light, airy, big yard, nr park, only 5158,000. See Marilyn T homas at 403 Iris Ave, CdM. UNIQUE IN HARIOll VIEW HILLS - Spacious 3 bdrm and den , Unique ~ floor plan for living and entertaining, S · \'iews, see Barbara Frame at 1038 Sea Lane. CdM, bring $180,000. UNIQUE IN THE BLUFFS -immac. V plan. real quality 3 bdrm. jus t $121.500, see at 410 Vista Roma. NB. UNIQUE ON LIDO ISLE -New listing! Newly remodeled. 2 bdrm. 2 bath .I.. d elightful decor. Sec Sara Marvin at 1 117 Via Vella. NB. Bring $238,500. UNIQUE IN WESTSIDE COSTA MESA - • Near new. 3 bdrm. coming area. $92,000. See Sa ndy Orlowski at 1110 r ;. Ridgecrest Circle. UNIQUE OM THE EASTSIDE -Clean as , a whistle! 4 bdrms. lge lot, new cpt., 1 only $110.500. See Janet Lehman at 2120 Aster Place. Costa Mesa. , UMl'i)UE IN IRVINE TERRACE - • Remodeled 3 bdrm. low int. rate avail., new kitchen, lovely. $178,500. , See Wendy Beam at 1507 Santanclla Terr. CdM. UNIQUE IN OLD COM -3 bdrm, 3 bath <.·harming home, excellent condition. ' ., ideal location. see Nancy Laux at 602 , Acacia. Bring S159,900. .. • • UNIQUE IN THE RAC9UET CLUB -4 bdrm. fam and dining rms, pool and ., .1ac .. perfect condition, $145.500. See La mine O'Neill at 13591 Onkayha, Irv. UNIQUE IH NEWPORT SHORES -3 bdrm plu s bonus rm., new redccoratin~ and p ure charm . Nr. Le nnis . beach. $98,500, see Pam Gough al 412 Collon . UNIQUE OH LIDO ISLE -Charming, l'Ourtyard e ntry, sunny 3 bdrm. $220.000. Sec Alison Stevens at 217 Via Firenze, NB. REA LTORS THE N/Cf !TPEOPU SELLIN<, TH( N[AT{!;T llO'.lf'\ CORONA DEL MAR. 675 6000 M~SA VERDE. 546·5990 • CALL US I GftMral 1002GeMral 1002 ...•.............••..........•...•............ • . . ALMOST NEW W/AN OCEAN VIEW $159,900 • • . . -" . , • 3 BR & 1 B.S duplex. Built-ins, carpeting, drapes, & all ~hat stuff. NEWPORT HEIGHTS $109,500 3 BR home in xlnt. area. Hardwood floors, wall-to-wall carpeting. built-in range & oven. Recently re·roofed & re·stuccoed. Access & room for boal & trailer + big double garage. . JACOBS REALTY 675·6670 2919 Newport llvd. corner 30th GeMnll 1002 GeMral I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IYOWNY 2 attract, well construct· NEW ON MAftET eel homes on lrg corner lot In Npl m a aroa. IACK IAY Frplcs. a car a.rares, Super cul.,.ac . •lrfft, pall~. many xtraa. 1 3Br. den. lam rm, home brand new. Pri«d ~trm, idnt oond., to •ell at su1 ,sop. many treea. bla yd, ta.,_ ~!i!_OO. Ownr /•st. --------1 ~0'17"95 Want Ad Resulla &42·5678 UMOA ISL! LUXURY OCEAHVIEW-STEPS TO SAND bu a big living room i t · · f · t Th t t . . dd . wll"' gas f1'replace. are now n erviewing pro ess1ona e mos pres 1g1ous a ress in u 1 F · N n h F 9.,.111.1 con1lrllctfot1. Two ~ .,.. Fmmal dining, courmet sa espersons. or an exciting and e wport eac · 113 eet on big bay! '' kitchen, bath on tow rewa~·ng future call Mr. Hall, Commanding water view from this bath with flrtplau. lape111I•• walp••n 1 1 _,.,"-die 1 ha 640 9 E 11 · b th ~ ··-'-.1...1. ___.,_ .. _...__ eve• auu"' ve L . · , XCe ent company benefits. • eaulifully designed 6900' home. N»u • -•._,new c-,....--.,. ._. 2 huge suites with walk· S uperior construction without regard •krUg h. All new built-In applianc:ff +119 ·ln closets and another to cost. 2 Years to build! Pier & slip In kitchen. Fnach doors opHln9 to bath. Walk to the beach f l bo t 4 B d · t · • nclo1ed deck. Sttpt frOM vpur door to 11t9 or sunbath at the pool, or ge a . e rm su1 es + maids b h S 0 , spa, tennis courts, qtrs, 7 baths, family rm, billiard rm, eoc · 215•0 O.. sauna ... Etc ... etc,. .. Ca ll e levator, sauna, unique pool & now for the details. jacuzzi. $775,000 Leas e hold or JACUZZI TIME! M&-2313 $1,375,000 Fee. Seller will finance. Ol'w "'<> • 11 ~ wN '""' N>rl' r.~.!l-=~~=!5 [·~J llll HUNTINGTON HARIOUR $199,500 On the water! Dock for up to 55' boat. See this bea'utiful 4 bedrm home today! Fam r01, formal dining rm & 3-car garage. Conc rete cantilevered deck is entirely glass walled. Soft colors . w e t ba r , marble fi r e pl: · Perfection thruout ! By Appt. BLUFFS COMDOMIMIUM · . Splendid greenbelt view! 2 .Masler bedrm su ite s , paneled de,n w/fireplace, formal dining rm. 2'.2 baths. Customized w /air-condilioning for elegant living. $170,000 incl land. : 2921 PERL.l . SAT/SUH l ~S ' . HARIOR VIEW-$239,000 E njoy the "sit-down " ocean-view from the spacious living rm of· this really s harp View home. Inviting entry with beautiful atrium, huge family rm (pool table space). 4 bedrms & DR. I 020 WHITE SAILS SAT I ·5 CAMEO HIGHLANDS $175,500 Attractive 4 bdrm home with faro rm, formal dining + bonus rm. Situated on a nice corner site. Charming Ii vin g · . rm w /cathedral ceiling. 3 Private beaches. Ocean & sunset view! 4501 SURREY DRIVE SAT/SUN 1·5 leach. Two CDd three bedroom units with· one batfl eadt. Prlc1d low at S 189,500. OLD CORONA DB. MAR Thia weH Maintained two bedroom hom• + g11t1t _,t Is king sold by the original owner. Prict. of ownership abounch. CCNM ne It! S 174,500. OCEANFRONT VILLA A landmark In Laguna leach. This apechaculcr flye bedroo• home obowtds in 1111iqHftt1S, deco,..m ad prhacy. This 1paclo&a1 three story •Illa aets a dramatic mood far gracloa liYlng. $925.000 LAGUNA BEACH CHARMER Two bedroom. I both, walk to beach. Mulcoft fireplace. Ook flaors, fenced yard. Perfect home for artist, writer, d11dent, cCMlplt, wHbnde" mtd •yone .,wlto oppreclotes Laguna charm. Only SI 10,000. 644·7020 .2123 i$~M JOAQUIN HIU.S ROAD • NEWPORT IEACH :~~!'! .......... !?~~I :~~:-! ......... ~.!?~~ MAGNIFtCB4T VIEW! Luxury home high above the rolling hills of the comml.lllity golf course w/vlew to dis tant horizons. Located in an exclusive gate·1u1rded neighborhood, the home oflers yo u an at mosphere of subtle ~phislication, privacy & luxury. Offered a t $79,900. Call for an ex· elusive showing. 586-4000. JIB>ROOM & POOL $57,500 Bike to beach from thls beautiful Sarden home. Large llv. rm. floor to celling used fireplace, gourmet kitchen. ONLY S23SO total down. Won't last. HURRY! Call coJ· lect 963-6767 oPfN Ill 9•II5 JIJN10~1M(f1 [~lftftlM 3 CAA GAUGE! 'tOATOR Ta.AILSl ACCESS! Located in a lvly com· GeMral IOOZ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·MESA VERDE OPEN SUNDAY I TO 5 2047 CALVERT Attracli\'e 4 bdrm., 2 bath home in immaculate condition! $99,000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR Joli Buy,,cJ,. Or ·v• N B 6 7S 6161 Gttttral I 002 GtMt'OI . 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE CM COVIHGTON a~ 2 b~ + f~m. FOURPL~ qwet street 1n prime super pride of OW!Jership area, xt r~ clean-fourplex . All units with Profess 1ona11 Y wuber/dryer hookup~. landscaped. Call Shake roor. Three 546-5880. bedroo m . twt bath owner's unit, of course! Will exchange! $188.000. Owner molivat~. Cull ~~~~~~~I 152.1t20 •• 3 br, 11 lot ln Anaheim. d_. c;>UAIL. S54,~00. Open House PLACE Sat/SUn 1·5. 9731 Ball Rd. -10,.. 1:JO P.M. t -~~HERITAGE ' • REALTORS 1002 llG CYN HEW TOWHHOME $140,000 Leisure living in this delightful new townhome. Expansive living rm with fire pie, formal dining •with wet bar. 2 Bedrms, 2 baths, wide balcony makes cha r ming outdoor sitting rm. Pool. tennis courts . security gate. J8 SEA ISLAND DRIVE SAT /SUH I ·5 5'.st ~t.E&r 644-1133 parfs & shopping nearby, munity wtareen valleys, , __ liiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;::;::::::;: ... --'iii~~~ this spacious 3 br home will suit your every need. Quality features thruout, designed for the wayiyou want to lave. Room to roam in the 3 car garage & a huge side yrd for your boat or trailer. An unbelievably low price of $85,900! Hurry! 586-4000. <off Ford Rd. & J amboree) OCEANFRONT COHD0-$84,900 in beautiful Kauai ! Adjacent lo 27 hole golf course. Private airport. Lols of run -great investment. Gross income Mar. $1,421. Trade? .Call for info. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .• REALTORS 211 I San Jaaquln Hlll1 Rood NEWPORT CENTER, H.I. 644-4910 G.....-al 1002 Gttwral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TillB> Have something to sell ? Classified ads do it weU. GtMral ••••••••••••••••••••••• caE BBDBGI ILllNS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE OPEN SUNDAY 1 ·5 1915 BAYSIDE DRIVE One Of Corona del Mar's Mos t Glamorous Homes. On A Bayfront Localion With Sandy Beach For A 1',ront Yard. 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Plus Out Of This World Family Room Wilh Wet Bar. ~25,000. I 718 GOLDENROD Charming 1 Sty Colonial W /3 Bdrm. 2 Ba. Liv Room W /Fire place. Lar ge Bright Kitchen. Well Decorated . 2 Sunny Patios. Garage /Guest Hous e. Nr. Tennis Cour ts, Shops. $157 .500. 304 OTERO Lovely Newport Beach 3Br, 2 ' i Bath Home. Vac ant. Immaculate Move In Condition. Brig ht Cheerful Sellin g. Cus tom Drapes. Select Wall P apers. Sun·Dcck. $145,000. A ".Joy Of Newport'' Listing. 2444 VISTA NOBLEZA Bluffs. Large "C" Plan. Big Family Room With I3ar. Custom Features . Nr Pool & Ramada. $149.500. IY APPOINTMENT BA YFRONT WITH OCEAN VIEW First Offering! Prestigious l Sty 3 Bdrm, 3Ba Contemporary On The Main Channel At Corona del Mar . Incomparable Vie w OC Harbor Boats. Luxurious Mirrored Liv Room W /Lighted Custom Bar. Spaciou s Family Room . 2 Fireplaces. Gourmet Gas Kitchen. Priced Al $425,000 111 DOVB DRIVE 631-1800 1·c·•dh· ANYTIME .. . THE BLUFFS OPE~ HOUSES 1·5 SUN/MON. . . 2452 VIST ~-HOGAR .c~zy 3 bdrm., H2 baths; all for $99.500 2146 VISTA LAREDO SJ>acious 4 bdrm .. 3 ba., xlnl cond. $151,500 316 OTERO Wal('r v iew. cu s tom E -Plan. Gorgeous ! :l & Den. 21 ".!Ba. $195,l.IOO LEASES AV AILAILE Uluffs Specialists for 14 Years l':aslbluff S hopping Cente r Profess. Building, suite 206 :~!~!'! .......... !?~~,:~:!! .......... !~.~~ ·LOVE HORSES? Almost 12 a cre near Newport's Back Bay! No Qualifying! Owner will Finance! Zoned A l. Call Now for Delalls ! RED CARPt;T 754-1202 RED HILL PRESENTS THESE OUTSTANDING HOMES FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION TURTLE ROCK GLEN Plan #4 Townhouse, Great Vie w. 2 BR, Den $154,000 Plan #2 Patio llome. 4 BR, FR, DR $171 ,900 UNIVERSITY PARK -THE TERRACE Cambridge. 3 RR. 2 BA, DR $96,000 Do,·cr , 3 BR, FR1DR Combo 91,000 WOODBRIDGE 2 RR on the lake Wn Estates. Lincoln, 3 BR. FR Sv<'amore. 4 BR W11low. 4 BR. 3 BJ\ Broad moor. Plan D, 4 BR, 3 BA Willow WB Esta tes .. Jeffers on. 2 BR W B Place. Greenbriar Broadmoor, P lan E , 4 BR, 3 BA TUSTIN -PALACE WAY $115,000 107 ,900 117,900 112,500 117.500 128,500 106,900 120,000 124,900 Jus t reduce d -Cus lom home that is absolutely onr of the finest. Name it, and it's there. Pool, jacuzzi, air , family room, the finest in appliances , carpeting and drapes. Four BR home priced below $200,000; less than one year of age. IRVINE TERRACE- CORONA DB. MAR 4 BR, FR, Pool, Fee Land EASTILUFf 4 BR, DR, Large Pool·Size Lot $207.500 $165,000 red hill realty ·552-7500 OPEN HOUSES I ·5 lOS Coral, lal lld 13 I • ll 1'/l T opa:a 31 5 A....thpt, lal lald 620 Acacia. Corona del Mar YOUNG ISUHD DUPLEX I $247,500 $247,500 $235,000 $169,000 lmoginati•e mtd roomy 3 bedroom froftt ho111• with separaft one bedroom 111tit plu1 gued quorten. Jud steps to layfront and locoted,Oft one of HM wide lalboo Island atu1h. Shown by appalntment anfy. Sllt,000 OM WATERFRONT W /PIER & VIEW A fluibie and unique property Oft tfle water wi"' pier for your boah •d VIEW af all "'e water action. An unuaual home with 5 bedroams, large ll•lng room, family raam, 2 kitchens, 2 finplace1 1f>GCious balcony. patio, cmd many other feG'h.ltts. You can use it as o family home or a two unit rental. $449,000. BALBOA ISLAND OPPORT~ITY Terrific duplex with 2-dary front family hame wi"' large li•ing/dining area and l bedroarm; al10 2 bedroom ret'ltal •it. This is not a fixer /up,.r but It ott.rs att opportunity to upnn younelf with new decor. $247,000. HOME OM WATER-$67,500 Fully fumi1hed mobile home right an the water wi"' lab of outdaor pcrtf o •d VIEWS. Terrific Newpart Buch location for .u""""' home, weekend r-flreot or hideaway. Charming one btdroom mtd dining room that looks lllce a home Ins.Ide. SPECIALTY SHOP W /FOOT TRAFFIC Right an Marine A'ft ... buy now and take adYantacie of tftt summer traffic. • $24,000 OM WATEI. PAVILION VIEW Channlttg 3 ~ hCHM with loack of outdoor /indoor tntertainlng pouibUltftt. Separat• 2 bedroam ottagt with flreploct. Sold comp'etely ...,..lhed and lust 111 tf.,. to own naw Cl'KI tt1joy Hte b.eeflh of :1&111u1wr /winter reftfah °" e W 4 TEIPltOMT praperty. Onshore ntoarlitCJ lnduct.d. $450,0ot FAMILY HOME OM IALIOA ISLAND Tntly a •-mtd ln•itilllJ liloMe wfHt wood, brick and b1an11. Totally coordhtated decor hi qMift good t.h. Two 1torin of chonn wlttt J bedrHMS. ct.llghtM ldtc• and bre~fost .... 9MI prl•ot• o.tdoor patio 1111 rOllltded by gre.a.ry. Opttt Sot. & Sun. 1·5 P.M. $235,000 DICOUfOll SHOWCASI DUPUX lfftltfM 2 bedrOOM frottt .... wftlt ....,. ••sttr aulh, IWCJ9 IM•t "°°"' wlffl flrelltfec1, di•l'"J orH •d F• •t•s llltcl.ew. ()pell, SUftllY • prlYeft OH IM•o-mlt 9"1 tpeel~ ....,.. 0,.. Sat. & S.. l·I P.M. $246;500 • ..... ,.ry •... .., 3lS Marine Ave. • Bd>oe Island 673-6900' • ~.'!':.~ ...... J~.~~ ....... ~::!.~.~ ....... ~.~.~ ....... ~:.':!~.~ ....... ,~!!.'::~~~ ....... Sunday.Aprll30. 1978 t>AIL Y PILOT • ._,.. fOO~.,.,.. tOOZ G...,... lOOZ Gwrel 1002 G....,,.. 1001 GeMf'OI IOOZ H041Ht FOf' Sde .. ,................... . ..•..•.................................. , .... ········•···•·········· •••.....•.....•••...... •.....•.••.........•.• . .......•........ , ..... ol rn4 1002 ~ t;UAI~ & WALLAGt '-. -I:Jl REAL ESTATE. INC. ~ l tJt All Y O~lfl fJ ( OMf',,10 ')l RVIN~ lhl SOUl lf lOASI ARlA SINC ICJti j PARK PLACE HOME CLOSE TO BEACH AND EDISON PARK -this spacious 2 stor y, 4 bdrm, 3 balh executive home features step-down living room wit.b dramatic eathcdral ceilings, formal dining room. family room with fireplace and garden kitchen with breakfast area. 3 Car garage also. $140.000. 9'2-4454 HUNTINGTON LANDMARK CONDOS The good life for adults over 40 years young w/mlllion dollar recreation facilities & 24 hour security guard. A 3 bdr m, 2 bath home for $69,900 & a 2 bdrm, 2 bath home for $66,900. C .. I 962.4454. COME ALIVE! 111 beautiful 5Bdrm home w/custom pool & jacuzzi. Close lo country club. New l y decorated for t he discriminating buyer at $159.900. CoH 640-&161 OPEN HOUSES 20191 Norcroft. HB. $95,000. 32 Drakes Bay, Spyglass, NB. $279,000. 52 Dr akes Bay, Spyglass, NB. $279,000. • 1816 Oriole. Mesa Verde, CM. $159,900. "SPANISH VILLA"' H you ever yearned to own your own Spanish villa this is your opportunity. 4 Bdrms, 3 baths, worlds of privacy. The living room has elegant, long sweeping draperies, arched canopy windows, & a brick frpl. w /huge mirrors. Accented French doors overlooking rear gardens surrounded by Hali.in cypress. <Call to see now. 546-4141 ). 2 BEAUTIFUL 4-PLEXES 2 near downtown HB. Close lo ocean, 2 yrs old, seller exchanging up, highly motivated, needs quick escrow, seller wyl help finance. Asking $225,000 each . Cal.I 54f>.4141. Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Newport Beach PEHIM. POINT REDUCTION Owner called from Oregon & said to reduce the "turkey" $15,000! This 3 bdrm. + co n vert. den is profession a lly decorated . P rime Penin. Point location. 75% Financing avail. from pr.ime lender! You might call on this one! OPf:M SAT. & SUH. I TO S JEFF BRIERY, REALTOR 2602 Hewport ll•d., Newport leach 6 7 5-9111 24 HOUR SERVICE . . -. . . .. IM TUSTIM & SANT A AHA SUftERI COUNTRY RIDGE, VIEW W amt, c:Of'tfortoble and olmott new in Country Ri. or.a. SWf"t"OUftCled by Ht. serenity of hilt' ond gre~ Htls 4 bedroom hOfM hos ofl o!Mftiffes for the fomlfy. Coordinated dec:or Clltd larqe fomily room. diniftCJ room Clltd library. Shown by oppolntmfft. $272,720 GLAMOROUS & GRANDIOSE OH CORHER Young Spcftt h styf e home on o lelrCJe corner tot wi th hnprestl•• pri•ocy. 1.a .. tiful spKIOUS entry to formal IMng ond dilMng creos. LonJe fomify room, pl.,s dM c.td two stories of ft~ct. Three lcrp bedrooms C2 bedrMfM att suites) with bofcOfty ond VIEW ff"OM masttr. Beoutlful lcrnd scoplng and deslgn.d patio. $300,000 EST.ATE IM THE CITY Aristoc:ratfc: 2·story home reminiscent of Hncock Park with an oddrffs you can be proud to c .. I your ow"-lmpremn winding 1tatrwoy .ntry leads to 3 spoclow bedrooms. formol IMttg room •d much"'°"· Stporate 2 bedrOCMn, 2 both guest hOflle wlHt flrepfau. AU this plH btawtlful pool ond naonlcurtd grotiftds on a I OOx I SS ft. tot. Showw by oppo5nhnlftt $294,000. GR.AND, HEW CUSTOM W /VIEWS Only 4 homes ntnedn of the cntoM Ccutlu ldgt HomH ... ttltd on th hUlaldes of Tustin. hnoglltGHn 4 & S bedf!()Offtl, oll with f acuul, a ... a, l flrtplacts, l berth and l c• 4JCl"'OPS. L•f'9• far'l*lt dining room1 and fotnUy roolft1. The ptrlect famlly hCMM fOf' lhoi119 nut to noturt Ill o ctw•tlty ntaldHtHal ohnosplten, From: S249,tOO ••• CALL FOlt DETAILS OH THISI 5 IHOtM..... Sl15.000 l bed.+._..._ $67,fOO J bed • ._... sn.soo Waterfroat ff .... 2633 W.C~t Hwy. Newport Beach 631·i400 Pete tf.5cu.rett fZaiJg , C,/e o/ n ewporl REALTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPUTIUY& 11.AUTYU Walle to new arammer school. tewt.i.I court.a or 1reat recr eational faeooo from tbia 4 BR 2 Ba home ln Carllbad·By- ~-Priced to sell at t87,7SO(ortbe preJ enl~ DOVER SHORES SHOWPLACE Finest construction & fabulous decorating lo the last detail. See & enjoy this 3Br , family room home w /ils beautiful Bae It Bay view. 1500 ~Way, Ml 0,.. s.t/S.. 1°5 BAYCREST Spacious 3Br large dining room, all open around lovely pool & patio. Separate in-law/office/teen haven. 1822 MtouhtU, HI. Open Sat/S. l ·S CHARM INTIMACY . A comlortable 2 bdrm cottage on beautiful Balboa Island!! Plus added features, a secluded income unit and pier &slip. I OS H. lcryft'ont, lal 11 Open Swtday I ·5 IRYINE TERRACE This charming 3Br, 21h Ba home w/distinctive garden areas & greenhouse in a prime neighborhood can be yours. 1919 Chubasco; CdM Open Sat/S11t l·S EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Great family living, 5Br, 3Ba, large family room. frpl, formal dining room. Reduced to $96,000. 197 luoy Strfft, CM Opett Scrt/S.. I ·S HARBOR HIGHLANDS Fresh as s pringtime inside & out. Sunny fami ly room w/redwood accents & bright skylit living room. These arc just two of the charming features in this 3Br. 2Ba home. $123.900. 2021 Deboroh Lont, NI. Open Sunday I ·5 RARE Under $100,000 in Newport. 3Br. 2Ba, close to beach. Won't last. 3 1 5 Ceder Stnet tNpt ShnJ Opett Sun 1 ·S THE ULTIMATE IN LIVING For the lover of water this lo\'ely home has 5Br w/master suite & patio overlooking bay. Large pier & ~lip. $500.000. 112 Vlo Udo Mord, MB Ope1I s..doy 1-5 rooz G~ol 1002 ···········••·········• ······················~ of newporl REALTORS 675-55 11 JASMINE CREEK Profnsionatly dKONttd, ~M. Two 1tor1. -cothedrat oiling, ~bedroom, fom1ly room & 211z berths. &p.clalty I~ patio, f\ilty landtc:oped. Jud mo•• In & relax ot ftte pool, facuuJ or tennis courh. Prestige area in Hte twcrrt of Corono def Mar. Gated community with s.curity gwarch. "It'' great. I lin then too!" Ueon Cole I. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 20 Whfftwotcr, CdM COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 25 I 5 E. Coost Hwy., Coroner def Mar 675-5511 • GNtrol I 002 GtMrol 1002 ·············~········· ··•·······•··•·•••····· VIEWERS DB.IGHT -Watch the sun set on Newport Beach & surrounding hills from the dock of this 5 BR, 2 story home. Price reduced lo $635,000. TURnE ROCK IRO.ADMOOR -4 BR, dining area, & family room. Completely upgraded. Immaculate condition. Covered redwood atrium, Malibu lights, & much more. Really sharp at $132.000. 640-9900 \' .. \I J J~:'\' tu~: .. \ I :l'Y M70 JAMBOREE RO . NEWPORT BEACH GeMr•I I 002 G~ I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEW · 4-PLEX IN COSTA MESA Fow 2 ...... 2 batt. _.... "wlf-rdly bdoMd ~ ~ & pri•eh patio qwet Strttt Shake ltoof Lg laclcyord "' TrHt a.-ttftllr LaRdtctptd 1967 AnllMh" An rrtc. s2so.ooo ,,_,,.,. aMy lrobr 557-0213 cw 67S.56l I JI '7S.551 I OPEN HOUSES 4500 ROXIURY, CAMEO SHORES: OCEAN VIEW, tt.ne ~OOM. family rooM hom•. Room for sMOll boat or lftotorhomt storage. Extra lcrp lot. Ln•• optlOft or sail.. OPEN SAT & SUM I ·5 t 907 PORT llUSTOL, Hl'N'ORT IEACH: Hari»or View HCNMS. ••eryboct(t fo•crrft. -The Portafhto model wltta .. ,_at• boM1 room & bath. l..tfflll decor, brick patio with rcrlHd wood d•ck for .xclting cntertalftiag. $191,000 ~ land. OPEM SUNDAY 1-5 4807 SUltREY DRIVE: C.AMEO HIGHLANDS, CORONA DB. MAI: 180 Degree ocean •ltw. 3 ledroolft, comfortable hoine, bright & chHrfwt, con•enltntfy located, prlYOt• b9ocht1. $ '85,000. OPEH SAT & SUH I .5 2269 GOLDEM CIRCLE: HEWrORT IEACH: Just remodet.d. Mew paW IMJdt & out, fttW carpets, drafte1, .......,. MW kitchen. fntsh IPltdscaping. 3 ledroom. SI I 2,500. OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 22091 COMMAMCHE: LAKE FOREST: 3 ledroom, fomUy room. co•..-.d patio few delightful famfly •"iormtt1t. COfftlNlftity pool, lc*t, fMtftis c:ourh, ctubhouM. Spri119 1ole -rrice '9"duc.d $9'.750. OPEH SUN . I ·S · BY APPOINTMENT lOP OF THE WORLD. l.AGUN.A IE.AC .. : Fanta1tic «Kean view, thrff ~. split lnel h<MM. $149,500. COROMA oa. MAR DUPLEX: SCMltft of Hte highwcry. Each i..lt, three bedrooms & o dtn. Fireplaces, opet1 beam ceilings. LClll"«)e 1undeck upp« i..it. $239,000. CANNERY VILU.GE. NEWPORT IEACH: Two bedroom, near new mobile hofM. Near woter witft boot 11ip a•allcmae for rent. Offered of $40,000. ESCONDIDO: Beowtiful go«f course view lot. Hidden Meodow5 Country Chm. Priced at $46,SOO. COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2515 E. Coa5t Hwy., CoroH ct.I Mar 675-5511 Gettttol I 002 Gt"Mral I OQ.2 N.B.A. LINEUP OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND SECLUDED SMOKETREE 13 Deodor, Irvine A sought after 3 Bdrm single story end unit on gree nbelt near pool. jacuzzi. tennis and bike trails. S82 ,500 Open Sat l·S REDUCED $17,000 to S252,000 I 033 WMte Sails Woy, CdM Spacious 4 Bdrm family home in Harbor View with formal dining, pool, jacuzzi and gorgeous harbor, island and nighl lr~ht views. Open Sotwdoy & Sunday I ·S PAMORAMIC VIEW 400 I Topside, Corona del Mor A customized 5 Bdrm. single story with lovely courtyard entry and a 3 car garage PLUS fantastic ocean and green rolling hills view. Reduced lo $274,500 fee. OPEH SUHDA Y I ·5 CALL 644-7211 FOR DETAILS ..... OPEN HOUSE TODAY 1·5 PM In LCICJUl'O Hl,..C 25231 ~Rio, 4 II Sllf,000 JltOI StOlwm.-, l IR Stlt,000 23841 Pinafore Clrcl•, 4 A $164,500 Z95 I t Ivy GleM, S IR $255,000 ht S. Cl•IMftte 2813 Lo Ventana, 3 II S2lt,SOO OANA POINT 493·8812 495-1720 SOUTll LAGUNA 491HS51 LAG UN/\ BEACH U7·3331 FAMJLYWITII GOOD TASTE WAUACE&CO. 11.ALTOltS 7'4-433-6490 OftMSUM. 1·5 26a.o.Cons Waterlront , beautifully decorated BALBOA COVES l ·story home. ENTElt'l'AlN royally fro.m the huae recreation nn.. wet bar. rabulous View & boat slip too! On· 111275,000 ! HEW LISTtHGI College Par.k, choice location, just like new! 3 Bdrma .• 2 baths. ramUy rm., dbl. brick frplc., private patio. $89,9001 FOUIPUX OPIM SUH. I ·5 17082 Gro•• Circa. Hun tington Beach ; 3-2-Z.1: lovely residential area, property in tip-top shape. 3 Bdrms., 2 bath owner's unit. Priced to &ell at S21.S. 000 lc6oo ky Prop. Realtors • 675-7060 * Sanly & Briaht Truly a delight! ~e roofed. 5 bdrm, sing story w /patio, frpl, dbl gar. Quiel st. close lo shops. schools. churches. $92.500. Rutb Laurie, Bkr, 646-4380. FAIRWAY HOME , Jurupa Hills C.C .. 2 BR. 2 ba, den. lrg fam rm, 21'" 39' wide fncd side yards. 135' !ncd rear yard w /sand bwtker & putting green . Extens ive lndscpg. A steal at '64,000 firm. By ownr, Prine.only, 714/683-0428 Open This Weekend 1-5 Carmel Model · Harbor View Homes. 3 Bdrms • 2 ba., fam. rm. Extra large poolsized lot. Landscaped by Lloyd's ~u rs e r y • G 0 0 D LOCATION. 19SS PORT LOCKSLEJGH, N.B. Cf523 CAMPUSDt~IRVINE WHEB. & DEAL! On the c ha n nel In Newpor t Shores, 3 bdnns., 2 ba., 326 62nd St. $147,000 On the golf course at Rancho San Joaquin, panoraDj'iC view from every room! across l Olh fairway! $l2S,OOO. 19 La Serena. The Bluffs. pc>pular Q· plan. 3 bdrms., 2'h ba., conversation pit; on beautiful greenbelt. 334 Vista Trueba. $145,000 Adult condo. 3 bdrm. 1· story; ~2 mile to beach. All amenities. $79.500. Mariners Cove, ll. B. owner I agt S48· 1290 THIHklHG MEW? Daisy fresh, in Harbor View Homes. 2 Bdrm. & den, formal din ing, garden kitchen; Monaco model: not lease land . Reasonably priced, Sl39,SOO c. F. C•sworthY REALTORS 640-0010 COUNTRY SETTING But close to the beach! See this brand new offer· 1ng that provides spacious fmly living at Its finest in this 3 bd, 2 ba beauty. Only $93,000! 646-7711. COUNTRY UVIMG 3 BR. 2 BA, seller very anxious & wants an offer . ori this ranch style house in the country. No down VA. low down i.~HA. Of- fered at ~.000. 540-3666 Wltela11 REAL ESTATE Cl.OSI TO IUCH I 002 3 Bdnn, 2 balb plus raml· bt. Former model home. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l m m acul•t•. Near RIALTOI or Rnltor Aaaoclat•1 Have need for l «ood ac• t.lvualapenon. • .,Mc~ SMALL MOTEL EdJson Parle In Hnul· r -·..... h. M t loaton Beach, Wcm't lut ...... .. uorac °' rooms at oolv SH.000. Call nmod weekly. ~ $175,000 54WllO. llMTSON A taOWM RIALTOIS lll-'711 ~-'~ HERITAGE . • REALTORS lllOMtwportllvcl c:....-.. 541.7119 WantAdHeJp! I ~II. macneb I Irvine ~ realty FIMIR HOMES FROM $4t.t00 TO. $1,100,000 A HST IA YFIOMT IUYt .. .. 324 MORHIMG STAI, DOVIR SHORES. Of'84 SUH l·I P.M. Choice location + pier & slip! Handsome single-story 3 BR + den w/all new plush cpl. B-1 elec. kitchen. 3-car gar. $479,500 incl. land. Submit offers. <X-84) "HOMETOWM UVING .. All the things you'd expect from a Cali£. Ranch home w/woodsiding, heavy shake roof, spar kling pool & lush planting. 4 BRs, warm family rm w /used brk f plc & wood floors. Quiet, priv ate & h andsome ly re·done. $239,500. OftDI SUH Z·S P.M. 2221 FUHCISCO, NEWPORT HACH. (X-85) · "SrECIAI. CORNEA OF THE WOltU> .. Custom 4 BR Bayfront Home in private community on Newport's main bay. Beautiful viewing - r elaxed casual living -designed for entertaining & plenty of room for family or guests. Nothing can equal .Bayshores beach-orie nted life-style. $480,000. orEH SUH z.s P.M. 2412 IAYSHOllE DR. (X·86) t 9 I 5 WJHDWARD-"MOVF>IM IE.ADY'" Bright & s unny home in charming Baycrcst nei~h borhood. 4 BRs, family rm, dinmg rm + sep. brkfst rm. So. patio for garden enjoyment. Now $212,0001 OPEN SUH l·S P.M. (X-87) MiMl·ESTATE Lot approx. 83' wide x 200' deep in Dover Shores. Beautiful 4 BR home w /beamed ceilings & 2 fireplaces. $285,000. ~ SUM l·S r.M. 1459 GAU.XY DR: (X·88) COUHTlY CH.ARM IH HARIOR VIEW How can you r esist t his 4 BR, 3 bath, family r m & dining rm home w/country flair? F rench doors lead out to inviting trellised jacuzzi off master suite. $159.500. OPEN SUH l·S P .M. 195 I PORT WEYBRIDGE. CX·89) 3 BR + DEN FAMILY HOME Cathedral, wood-beamed ceilings, walnut paneling, used brk fplc a re only a few of the many features th a t make this one of the mos t c harming homes in CdM. Out of 1 area owner offers flexible terms. Now only $155,000. OPEN SUH 1·4 P.M. 710GOLDa.ROD. CX-90) SPECT ACUU.R LINDA ISLE I.A YRIONT Owner will consider substantial 2nd installment sale on this spacious & c h arming 5 BR home. Paneled library/den + huge billiard rm w /wet bar. Sail away from your own pier & slip or enjoy the private beach & tennis court. $925,000 incl. land. Appl. only. L arry Dyer 642·8235. CX·91) ''DECORATOR PERFECT' Lovely Broadmoor family home offers one of the finest Npt. Harbor · & ocean views avail. 4 BRs, lg. family rm w/cozy fplc, forma l din ing + beaut. manicured patio & garden. Flexible fina ncing, too. OPEN SUH 1·5 P.M. 1233 SURR.fHE WAY. (X-92) • ST .ART LIV1HG THE GOOD LIFE In this beautifully decorated 3 BR, conv. den, family rm home w/view of ocean, Harbor, Catalina & night lights. Lg. covered viewing terrace, l us h l andscapin g & cust om designed jacuzzi add to an elegant, yet comfortable life style. $315,000 incl. land. Appt only. Belle Chase Lee 644·6200. (X·93) SPYGL.ASS Panoramic view from this highly upgraded S BR + bonus rm Nantucket model. Plush cpts, immac. decor & prof. landscaping make this perfect for you! $550,000. Lynne Valentine 644·6200. (X-94) FOR THE MOST DISCRIMIH.ATIMG See the e legance & charm of Roger's gardens in the entrance of this Dover Shores home w/beautiful Upper Bay view. S BR, family rm, den, dining rm, billiard rm & pool. $650,000 fee. Barbara Aune 642-8235. CX -95) 3 IR HEWrOIT POOL HOME Very spacio us c ustom home located in q u fet establis h e d neigh borhood on over sized lot. Features for mal dining, oversized family rm, 3 Cplcs, h uge master sui te w/d r essing rm, cou ntr y kitchen w/nook & much more! Now only $159,950! P.aula Bailey 642-8235. (X-96l HAUOR ISU.MD Like Neiman Marcus ... a special ambience. Exclusive -linest q u ality -. boytrontr A unique l ocat i o n fa r f rom the ••m ain s tream ... Each home a s howf lace -call for intormatlon on avai a ble prope rties. Beverly Morphy 64.z.8235. <X·97) '42-123S Mt-'100 901 Dover Drlw Harbor View C..l'lltr lrvlM et CemJllUS Vall.-, C'.tfttw 752·1414 DJ OAA.Y P\lOT :FACTS: Bl.A.ND NEW 1 & 2 story dealins. 2 & 3 Bdrms. Fenced patio & garden a~eas. Huge 2 car gvages. Formal entry balls. Elegant master bdrm suites. Spacious. sunny kitchens. Wood burning fireplaces. 2 ten· nil courts & swimming! VIEWS!!! FEATURES: All homes include VA/FHA quality cpt! + ceramic tile kitchen counters! + w90<i shak41 roofs! + W'5linghouse range + dbl ovens! + West· mg.house dishwasher! + fireplace! + patio slab fencing!+ 2 CAR GARAGES! + West· inghouse washer + dtyer (Plans 3&4}! Botcher block design cabiDet.s ! ! ! TUE LO'CATlON JS JUGJll'! Walk or bike to MIRA COST A COLLEGE + Tri-Cities Holpital & Med Center. 2 ~-minutes to all shop· • ping. 4 car minutes to MAY CO.-EL CAMINO REAL REGIONAL SHOPPING CENTER! 10 car minutes to Carlsbad & Vista Employinent Centers, .. PARK PLACE Oceanside DIRECTIONS: FROM ORANGE COUN· TY: Come south on FWY 5 to HWY 73·EAST. Now East on HWY 73 approx 3 mi to COLLEGE BLVD. Tate COLLEGE exit then turn left <under freeway) lo VISTA WA'f (1st St.op Sign). Now left (West) on VISTA WAY and come ahead approx 300 yd.! to PRINCETON (1.St right turn). Now ri&ht to Sales Center. Sips will assist yo11 OR .. M Ft\OM SAN DIEGO· DEL MAR: Come North ort FWY 5 to HWY 78 EAST. Now East on H)VY 78 approx 3 mt to COLLEGE. Left o n C9LL£GE to lst stop s*1:l (VJSTA WAY). Lef\ ala.in on VISTA WAY to PBINCETON then right. r-1-433-9924 ! ET" 1·757·1621 I M~AREALTY ~ESDIRECI'OR 1 EQUAL HOUSING OPPTY HELP! Owller' bat painU!d in " ogt, installed NEW urpeUnf tbru-out AND ~ to $69,950!' Va· taot 4 Bdrm "SOL VISTA" in It.Ice areal A$· aume tow interest VA, 3ubmlt your oHer I sn.-> OJM!ft eves. a.nUMetwn • ah•t ocem vtcw tn ~ Ht&. where the :51 ()pd EVERY tall Clto then! • tc&-5'81 or United Brokers Mf·70t. P.S.. NOW tr••tlY REDUCEDll HOUSES FOR SALE 2 llDIOOM 26031 V1u Pera, Mission VleJo 830-7463 $63,000 Sat/Sun ll·S H611 Kaan (Wlnl Sq) Irvine S52·I()t7 $66,900 Sal/Sun 12·5 2702 lhllsidc Dr. (llVKnls) N.B. 640·9019 $143.500 Sat/Sun l·S *1111 S. Cst Or, ElOl (Off 1-~airvrnw >. CM 646-3255 S78,000 Sat/Sun l S 19788 Shorecllff. Huntington Sch 842-4466. 846·4938 Sat/Sun 1·5 67 tl Seashore, N~wporl Beach 644-7020 Sl99,500 Sun l ·4 498 Mountain Rd, Laguna Beach G44-70'~ Sat 1·5 *2016 Vista C<ludal <Bluffs), NB 675·6000 $159,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 17742 Cassia Tree Ln (Univ Pk) Irv. 644-9060 $119,000 Sun. 2:30·o 1211 Miramar, Laguna Beach 646·3255 $115.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 23735 Schooner Cove. Laguna Niguel 661·1161 $92,500 Sun. 1-3 3700 Park Lawn, Newport Beach 546·2313 $118,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 2021 Diana Ln., Newport Beach 631·0900 $139,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 if 14 Surfside Court, Newport Bch 645· 7221 $79,895 Sat/Sun 1·5 *5051 Greencap (CalHms) Irvine 7S2-1700 $78.000 Sun 12-4 •32 Rockrose Way, Irvine 559-6800 $79,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 300 E. CstHwy#49(DeAnza Vill.)NB 642-8235 $49,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 300 E . CstHwy #71 (OeAnza Vill )NB 642·8235 $63,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 117 Via Yella (Lido Isle), NB 675.._6000 $238,500 Sunday 1-5 113 Via Eboli, Lido Isle, Npt Bch 495-1720 $212,500 Sunday 2-6 26444 Calle San Antonio, SJC 496-0505 $.58,000 Sunday 2·5 2 IR Ir 1f AM RM or DEH 34 Coolbrook (Turtle Rock) Irv. 752-1414 $148,900 Sun. 12·4 18091 Mann St (Univ Prk) Irv. 552-8243 $107,500 Sunday 1·4 65 Sea Jsland Dr. (Big Cyn) NB 547-7044 $195,000 Sun.1·5 2444 Vista Nobleza, Newport Bch 631-1800 $149,500 Sun.1-5 •31 N. Sea Island· <Big Canyon) NB 675-6000 $210,000 Sunday 1-5 17 Bridgewood (Lakefront), Irv. 675-5794 $149,500 Sunday 1·5 27072-B Calle Caballero, SJC 496-0505 $105,000 Sunday 1·5 14632 Beath, College Pk. Irvine 559-8.112 $77,000 Sal/Sun 1 ·5 1967 Port Chelsea <HV Homes> NB 642-8235 Sat/Sunl2·5 1979 Port Nelson (HV Homes) NB 642-8235 Sat/Sun 12·5 2030 Pt. Weybridge,HVHms,N B 642-8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 * •3322 Vi a Lido, N.U. 644-6200 $425.000 Sat/SWl 1·5 305 La JoUa Or, Npt Hts, N. B. 646-5369 $142,500 Open daily ••2307 Bayside Or., CdM 673-5454 $595,000 Sun.1-5 914 Park Ave, Lag una Beach 497-2426 $135,000 Sat/Sun 1·4 ••26 Balboa Coves <Dal. Coves) NB C''!i-7060 $275,000 Sun.1-5 18682 Paseo Cortez CT.Rock) Irvine 752-2838 $107, 750 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 26 Wildflower (Deerfield) Irvine 552-8879 $80,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 33935 Copper Lantern, Dana Point 493-7649 $89.500 Sun 12-4 10 Wild Goose Crt (Nwpt Crst) NB 642-1242 $128,950 Sat/Sun l ·S • •2l Balboa Coves , Newport Bch 752-1920 $250,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 311 Montero (Balboa Penin.) N.B. 675-4600 $179,500 Sun 11·4 1967 Pt.Ramsgate,HbrVuHms ,NB 644·0413 Sat/Sun 12-S 449 Seaward Rd (Corona HJds) CdM 675-5930 $160,000 Sun 1·5 l I EOROOM 4807 Surrey, Cameo Hglnds, CdM 675-5511 Sat/Sun 1·5. 31152 Via Santo Tomas, SJ Cap. 493-7682 $85,000 Sat/Sun 11·5 •2681 Redlands Dr., Costa Mesa 548-0869 $93,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 7661 Clay St., Huntington Bch 848-9090 $85,900 ' Sun 12-5 128 Harbor Island Rd., Npt Bch 675·7661/833·0610 Sunday 1·5 262 Cajon, (R-2 lot), Laguna 494.9925 $192,500 Sun 12·4. 27371 Padilla, Mission Viejo 830·201 l Sat/Sun All Day 1674 Del Mar, Laguna Beach 644-7020 $237,500 Satl-5 512-514-516 Geneva, Hunt'g Bet\ 842-4466/eves846·4938 Sa/Sun 1·5 222 Coral Ave .. Balboa Island 675-2358 $200,000 Sat/Sun t ·4 304 Otero, Bluffs, Nwpt Beach 631·1800 $145,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2425 Bamboo (Eastbluff) N.B. 675·3411 $148,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 9381 Richfield, Huntington Bch 963·6767 $69,960 Sat/Sun l·S 17852 Mann (Univ. Park) Irvine 675-3411 $109,000 Sunday 1·5 107 ''A" St., Bal Penin., N.B. 631·1400 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 315 A mcthyst, Balboa Island 673-6900 $235,000 Sun 1-5 1521 Kings Rd., Newport Beach 645·7575 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4632 Kimberwick <Willows), Irv. 552-8870 $69,900 Sat/Sun ll·S 9731 Ball Road, Anaheim 646·8345 $54,500 Sat/Sun l ..S 29 Willow Tree Ln <Univ Pk) Irv. 644·9060 $94,900 Sun. ll·2:30 186 Yorktown Ln. <Mtcello) C.M. 963·0891 $65,900 Sat/Sun l·S 217 Via Firenze <Lido Isle), N.B. 675-6000 $220,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 '515 Hampden Rd. CamShrs.CdM 675·6000 ,S228.500 Sat/Susf1·5 DIRECTORY 216 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 759-0811 $325.000 Sat/S~ 1·5 1507 Santanella ClrvTerr). CdM 675·6000 $178,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2220 Vista Ilogar ( BluCf s) Nwpt Bch 644·2148 $99.500 Sa 1-5/Sun 11·2 320 M at'igold, Corona del Mar 644-9060 $169,500 Sun. 2·5 520 Sea view. Laguna· Beach 494-9473 $189,950 Sun.1·5 680 Wendt Terr., Laguna Beach 494.9473 $210.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 207.Milford Dr <Cameo Shores) CdM 673-4400 $249,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 403 Iris (Old CdM), CdM 675-6000 $158,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 301 Esplanade {The Bluffs) N.B. 642-7408 $179,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 5401 Bruce Crescent <Lido) NB 645-1262 $138,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3015 Cliff Dr. <Npt Hgls) N.B. 645-8207 $159,500 Sunday 1·5 •362 E. Magnolia. Costa Mesa . 646-3255 $84.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 31645 Via Madonna. San Juan Capo 646-7711 Sat/Sun 1-5 217 Via Orvieto (Lido Isle) NB 673-1020 $185,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 224 Via Eboli, Newport Beach 673-8550 $245,000 Sun 1-5 34552 Calle Paloma, Capo Beach 675·5511 Sunday 1·5 1827 Mariners Drive. Newport Bch 540·3666 $153,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1485 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 6"4·6200 $375,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 *401 Kings Pl. (NewprtHgts), NB 752-1700 $189,500 -Sa 12·4/S 12-5 •1822 Buttonshell (Baycresl), NB 643-5200 $208,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1919 Chubasco <Irv Terr) CdM 642·5200 $165.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 781 Balboa, Laguna Beach 499.4551 S239,000 Sun 2:30-5:30 2915 W. Highland, Santa Ana 842 8418 $66,500 Sun 12-5 358 Flower. Costa Mesu 548·2901 Sunday 1-5 ~5!J6 I llo Ln .. Costa Mesa 645-0303 $72,900 Sun. I :30-5 10822 El Centro, Fountain Vly 960·4361 $88,950 Sunday 1·5 29556 Pelican Way, Laguna Niguel 495-1720 $93,500 Sunday 1·5 1507 Santanella CirvTerr) CdM 675-6000 $178,500 Sunday 1-i 1110 Ridgecrest Cir,CMH'lnds,CM 546-5990 $92,000 Sunday 1-5 933 Dogwood, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $69,900 Sun 12·4 245 E. Wilson St., Costa Mesa 548-1168 Sun 12-5 240 Amherst, Costa Mesa 548-1168 $82.500 Sun 12-5 400 Quinta (Bluffs) NB 642-8235 Sun.1-5 . 15 Crest Circle (Canyon Crest) NB 642-8235 $157,500 Sun.1·4~30 6 Rue Valbonne CBig Cyn) NB 644-6200 Sun 1·5 315 Cedar St CNwpt Shores) NB 642-5200 $98,500 Sunday J -5 192 Lexington Lane, CM 540-1720 $64,950 Sunday 1-5 •360 Villa Nova, CM 540-1720 S89,900 Sunday l·S 2307 Holly Lane. NB 645-0303 Sll2,500 Sunday 1-5 2221 Anaheim St., Costa Mesa 645-0303 $69,500 Sunday 12·5 •1855 Illinois, Mesa Verde, CM 545·9491 $85,900 Sunday 12·4 l IR & FAM RM or DEN 21 Rockrose (Univ. Prk), Irv. 552-4231 $97 ,900 Sat/Sun 12-5 506 Marguerite, Corona del Mar 759-1288 $206,950 Sat/Sun 1·5 1833 Port Stanhope PJ. (HVHms> NB 644-1833 Daily l ·5 2006 Prt. AlbansCir.,N.B. 640-0847 Sat/Sun 12·5 8582 Afton Circle, Hunt'g Beach 963-8758 $87 ,900 Sal/Sun 12·5 1114 White Sails Way, CdM 759·9448, 644·2641 Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2049 Port Bristol (Har Vu), N .B. 640·0468 $165,000 Sat/Sun 12-S 304 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675·0146 $285,000 Sat/Sun l ·5 •4592 Greentree Ln., Irvine 552·7959 $134,500 Sat/Sun 12·5 193 Bolsana, Laguna Beach 497-2421 $259.000 Sun 12·5 1983 Federal.Freedom Hms, CM 834"1702 Sun 1·5 1713 Iowa (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 540·7610 $97,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1501 Lincoln Lane. Newport Beach 642·2793 $180,000 Sunday 1-5 •2517 Westminster Ave, Costa Mesa 642-0369 $87 ,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 *• 1915 Bayside Dr .• CdM 631-1800 $425,000 Sat/Sun l ·S 9341 Krepp, Huntington Beach 963-6767 $68.800 Sat/Sun 1·5 2858 Drake Ave (Mesa dcl Mar) CM 557·3160 $84.000 Sat/Sun l ·G 2145 Seville CPenln. Pt.) N.8. 675·9lll Sal/Sun 1-5 1955 Pt. Locksleigh CHV Homt'S) NB 833·8600 $149',500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2163 Puente, Costa Mesa 557.5415 $89,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 979 Trabuco Circle, Cosla Mesa 675-0070 $114,900 Sunday 1 s • 2845 Cassia. Newport Beach 644·00.10 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1543 Serenade Terr (Irv. Terr) CdM 644·9060 $195.000 Sat/Sun 2·5 308 Holmwood (Newport lits.) N.B. 646·4463 Sun. 1·5 1038 Sea Lane <Orig fIVHills), CdM 675-6000 $180,000 Sal/Sun 1·5 •410 Vista Roma Cliluffs), NB 675-6000 $121,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 • 1034 Wes twind Way,DvrShrs,NB 642-7408 $450,000 Sunday 1·5 •14 Rue Grand Vallee CBigCyn)NB 673-4400 $425,000 Sun. l ·S • 1927 Santiago (Baycrest) N.B. 673·4400 $230,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2870 Zell. Laguna Beach 494.9473 $149,500 Sun.1·5 214 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 759·0811 $435,000 Sun. 1·5 29211 Kensington Dr., Lag Niguel 497 ·2426 $127 ,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 20711 ChaucerLn. (Seabury). H.B. 963-2242 $92,500 Sun 12·5 2501 Harbor View CHVH) CdM 646-74 14 $229,500 fee Sa/Sun 1·5 •2837 Clubhouse Rd. M.Verde,CM 545-0760 $127 ,000 Sat/Sun 12-5 3941 As pen, College Park, Irvine 7S2· 7315 $135,900 Sunday l ·S 418 20th Street, Costa Mesa 752-7315 Sl21,750 Sunday 1·5 •3351 Marigold, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $113,500 Sat/Sun 12-5 2506 Lehigh, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $86,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 284 Robin Hood Ln., Costa Mesa 546-2313 $117,500 Sun 1-5 1791 Hummingbird, Costa Mesa 546-2313 $126,500 Sun 1·5 1017 Sandcastle, Coronadel Mar . 540-3666 $219,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 #1 Holly, Irvine 673-8550 $128,500 Sal/Sun 1-5 2951 Catalpa, Newport Beach 673-8550 $189,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 22091 Commanche. Lake Forest 675-5511 $99.750 Sunday 1·5 •20 Whitewater.JasmmcCrk.CdM 675-5511 $23.5.000 Sunday 1·5 1609 Minorca, Mesa Verde, C.M. 556-2660 $84,900 Sunday l ·5 4642 Scenario Dr., Hunt· g Beach 963-7881 $17,500 Sat12-S 4500 Roxbury, Cameo llglnds, CdM 675-5511 Sat & Sun 1·5 5572 Castle, Huntington Beach 962· 7788 S77 ,900 Sunday 1·5 * 1972 Rosemary Place, Costa Mesa 645-7221 $89,990 Sat/Sun 1-5 2104 Continental. Costa Mesa 645·7221 $69,795 Sat/Sun 1·5 2431 Port Whitby (HV Homes) NB 642·8235 Sat/Sun 1·5 1soo Cornwall (Westcliff) NB . 642-8235 Sat/SulW-5 4714 Cortland.CamH'lnds.CdM 644-6200 $167,900 Sat/Sunl-5 •6t5 Rockford, CamH'lnds.CdM 644-6200 $210,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 3918 So. Birch. So. Santa Ana 752-1700 $83.500 Sun2·5 91Nighthawk (Woodbridge). Irv. 546-5880 $113,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 •611 Kings Place, Newport Bch 645-0303 $164,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 # 18 Sycamore Crk (TrltIRck) Irvine 752-1700 $157 ,000 Sat/Sun 11·3 1708 Newport Hills Dr. West, N.B. 752·1700 $167,000 Sun 12-4 1514 Skyline Dr., Laguna Beach 494-1973 $169,500 Daily 1915 Tradewinds Ln. (Baycrest) NB 642-2637 $175,000 Sat/Sun 12·5 1500 Antigua Way (Dover Shrs) NB 642·5200 $265,995 Sat/S6.n 1·5 1015 Concord, Costa Mesa 540-3449 $86,900 Sun 1·5 •913 Junipero (Mesa del Mar) CM 75 l ·3191 Sun 12-5 2284 Fordham. Costa Mesa 545-4289 $86,500 Sunday 1·5 874 Oak, Costa Mesa 546-9556 $67,500 SundaYl·S *4962 Lori Ann (Calif. Hms) Irv. 552-3008 $87,900 Sun l -5 501 Carnation, Corona del Mar 644-4848 $168,900 Sun. 1·5 •239 Milford, Corona del Mar 645· 72.21 $269,950 Sun 12·5 249 Hanover (College Park) CM 646-7414 Sunday 12·4 1195 PauJarinoAve, No. Costa Mesa 549.3545 $79,900 Sun.1·5:30 3374 California St, Mesa Verde, CM 540-2899 $83,900 Sun.1·5:30 31 Bethany (Turtle Rock) Irvine 642-8235 $119,950 Sun. 1·5 710 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 642·8235 $155,000 · Sun. 1·4 2907 Harbor View Dr CHVffills) CdM 644-6200 $315.000 Sun 1·5 + •324 Morning Star,DvrSh.rs,NB G42·8235 $479.500 Sun 1·5 2021 Deborah Ln,HbrH'lnds,NB 642·5200 $123,900 Sunday 1·5 755 Olympic, Costa Mesa 645-0303 $88,900 Sunday 12·4 2449 Norse (E/s1de) Costa Mesa 546·5880 $88,950 Sunday 1·5 •20271 Bayview, Newport Beach 646·3928 Sat/Sun l·S 3141 Barbados, Mesa Verde, CM 545-9491 S79.950 Sunday l ·5 10052 Sprit, Huntington Beach !'i4S·9491 Sunday 1·5 538 Fullerton, Newport Heights 6"5*6646 $155,000 SUnda,y 1·5 3 II & f AM aM w DIH &GUl:Sf HOUSI 2549 Fordham, Co$ta Mesa 546·2313 $99,900 4 IEl>ROOM 715 Victoria, Costa Mesa 642·SQ.19 $79,900 Sat/Sun 12·5 2tJ() le;, Wilson <Easlside) C.M. 646·6813 $94,900 Sal/Sun 12-5 382 Vista Baya <Back Bay), N.B. 675·6895 $149,000 Sun 12·5 • 25231 Del Rio, Laguna Niguel 495·1720 $139.000 Sun. 11 :30-S 33241 Christina, 1'hndrbrd.DanaPt 493·2440 ~.500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4833 Corlland,CamH'lnds, CdM 673· 7286 Sunday l ·5 22661 Pine Lake Ln, LkFrst,EIToro 675-3411 Sl59.000 Sunday l ·S 15 Rimrock.TrtlrckH'lnds.Irv 675-3411 Sat/Sun l·S 90!H Niguel Cir .• Fashion Shrs, HB 963·5671 Sat/Sun 1·5 4332 S~nisa Way, Irvine 551·0404 $105,000 Sat/Sun 10·6 2327 Rutgers Dr (College Park) CM 540-1979 $84,000 Sat/Sun 12·4 1601 Lincoln Ln (Ilaycrest ) N.B. 759-0811 $269,500 Sun 1·5 233 Milford Dr. <CameoShrs) CdM 644·9060 $.289,500 SUII. 1-S 20372 Bayview Ave (Back Bay) NB 754-1202 $132,000 Sat/Sun l·S' 3367 Nevada. Costa Mes a 754 -1202 $95,000 Sunday 10·5 14922 Gainford, Deerfield, Irv. 640·9900 $77 ,900 Sunday 12·5 •2713 Sandpiper, Costa Mesa 673·8.550 $139,900 Sun l·S 112 Walnut, NewporlShores, NB 540-3666 $112,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 771 Olympic, Costa Mesa 546·2313 $77, 77 l Sal/Sun 1-4 2047 Calvert <Mesa Verde) CM 675-6161 $99,000 Sun. 1·5 3737 S. Ramona, Santa Ana 833-1927 $83,500 Sun. 12·5 2120 Aster Pl ( E /side CM), CM 546·5990 $110,500 Sunday 1·5 3662 S. Parton. Santa Ana · 540-1720 $99.500 Sunday 1-5 * 17722 Cassia Tree Lane, CM 540-1720 $179,900 Sunday l·S 4832 Wm vale (Calif Hm) I rv 551·5286 $79,900 Sun l~·S 4 IJt & FAM RM or DEN 205 Via Jucar (Lido Isle) N. B. 675-6259 $250,000 Sat Sun 12·5 29482 Via Valverde. Lag una Niguel 546-5605/495-4285 Sat/Sun 1-5 25421 Via Estudio. Laguna Niguel 494-1230 $104,000 Sal/SWl 11·4 2845 Ellesmer~. Costa Mesa 546-3269 $119,990 Sat/Sun 10·5 1221 Pembroke Ln (Westcliff) NB 548-6333 . $149,500 Sat/Sun l ·S 1124 Port Mar~ate, Newport Beach 644·4135 Sl79,900 Sal/Sun l ·S 27 Songsparrow <Woodbridge), Irv 551-0238 $107,000 SIS all day 311 Goldenrod, Corona del Mar 675-3637 $349,500 Sat/Sun l·S 3262 Washington <Mesa Verde) CM 549-3497 $85.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 17 Clear Spring <Tri l rk) Irvine 759-ll31 $199,500 Sunday 1-4 2163 National, Costa Mesa 645-2319 $72,500 Sat/Sun 11·5 •2020 Phalarope (Mesa Verde) CM 673-1181 $135,000 Sat/Sun l·S' 3907 Inlet Isle (Harbor View) CdM 675·3411 $244,500 Sat/Sun 1:5 873 Sandcastle Dr <Harbor View) 675-34 11 $226,000 Sun 1·5 333 Bordeaux, Costa Mesa 631-1266 $83,500 Sat/Sun 12·4 1863 Boa Vista Cir. (Mesa Verde) CM 545-1476 $149.900 Sat/Sun 11·5 10971 Furlong, Tus tin 631-1400 $249.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2901 Catalpa (Easlbluff) N.B. 631-1400 Sl52,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 *1839 Sabrina Terr, CdM 631-1400 $398,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •2110 Yacht Mischief CSeaview). NB 675·6000 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 •1206 Cambridge Ln. (Westcliff) NB 642-7408 $236,000 Sat/Sun l·S 2011 Yacht Mischief (Seaview) N.B. 673-7300 $279,500 Sat/Sun 12-4 1612 Antigua Way (Dover Shrs) NB 642-7408 $329,500 Sunday l·S 1315 Antigua Way (Baycresl ) NB 642·7408 $239,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 2245 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach 640-7000 $172,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 3581 Pecan (College Park) lrv. 644-9060 $107,000 Sun. 1·5 ••231Canal (Newport Shores) NB . 548·1290 $152,900 Sat/Sun 1·4:30 6212 Sierra Siena, Turtlerk. Irv. 646·7711 $128,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 4501 SUrrey Dr (Cam Hinds) CdM 644·4910-$175,000 Sat/Sun l·S 975 Paularino. Mesa North. C.M. 556·2660 $98,500 Sunday l ·S •1033 White Sails Way, CdM 644· 7211 $252,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 2409 Bonnie, Costa Mesa 540·3666 $149,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 16671 Apple Ln .. Fountain Vly 540-3666 $127,000 Sat/Sun l·S 10082 Beverly Dr., Hunt'g Bch 546·2313 $115,500 Sun 12·4 10141 Suntan Circle, Hunt 'g Bc h 963· 7881 $90,500 Sun 12·5 21 Caraway. Woodbridge, Irvine 640·9900 $107 ,900 Sun 12·5 2824 Nevis Cr. (Mesa Verde) C.M. 645·9161 $133.500 Sat/Sun l·S •975 Denver, Mesa Norlh, C.M. 545~9491 $113,900 Sat/Sun 1·5 1103 Salinas, Mesa Woods, C.M. 546·4141 $110,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 #54 Royal Sl. George, Big Cyn, NB 645·7221 $365.000 Sat/Sun 1·5 1712 m,hJand Dr .. Newport Beach 631·<*>0 $289,500 Sal/Sun 1·4 '380 Mara Lome, Newport Beach 752-1700 $119,900 S'lJSun 1·5 ....... . ••••••••":':'.~ ...... I~ '9r S. ........ ,.,. s• ,.._,..for StiN Ho.,., For 5* , ..... H For S4* Sunday, Apr1i 30, 197& DAILY PILOT O:i 6 .. ~ .... • • • • • • • • • • •• • ••• •• •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • .... • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •••• •• • ~-;.;....--___;;,..._ ____________ __.~ .. ~~ ......... 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DOWD REALTOR IHC. 644-01 34 INSTANT HOUSING A.II vac:unt & ready' Just call the mo~·rnai vnn. 152 I IUMGS lD ............. SZ49,500 Spectaculur O('t!an & harbor Vll!:W. l.ikl· new l bdrm .. 3 ba. Mstr. suite with jacuu1. OPEN SJ\T SUN l 5 HEW WATatFAONT ., ...... , • $225,000 3 BH & tlcn or 4 BR. m s tr. w/frplc .. Roman tub, jacu7.z1: kitchl•n featurin~ all built-ins. microwave oven 239 COLTON. NPT. SHRS ...••. $169,500 YOU OWN THE LAND! 2-Sty. 4 BR home nr. clubhouse. pools. Jcnnis. Walk to b<.•a<·h. OPEN SAT. 1·5 IEACH HOUSE .............. $112,000 Ueautifully upgraded 2 BR. fam. rm. Lots of Spanish tilt:, natural woods. wallpapers. Jacuzzi off mslr. BR. DAVIDSON R£ALT1 S801 W Coo\t Hwy N 8 645 • 7575 3116 Newport Blvd NB 673·9060 DIRECTORY ...., IMI...., clrKtwy .-;... ........... •• ps ........... -. Al tt.'9c..._ ll1te4 Mtew '"._.IM4 Ill p...tw ... ., .......... ....._.Ill...,.. D.aLY l'tLOT WA.Kr ADS.,...._. .......... ._......, .... ,_._....., .. ,.,._ .. ....,wlkwArlltWtc....__ .. ,.....,. -..,. . 4 BR & FAM RM or DEN :l018 So. Gri~<.'l . So Santa :\n;.t 752-1700 AAS 500 Sun 12 5 1 llj22 Oak CC11ll Prk 1 In 11w i:'>l· 1700 Sl 15,900 Sun l 5 52 Or;.tkC's Bay <Sp~ g la:.:. l Cd:\I Ii t0-£Htil $279.000 Sat 'Sun 1·5 :~Drakes Bay CSµ.' ~lu:.s) CdM GIO·u161 :S27!J,OOO Sat Sun 1-5 222fi Port Carlis le< lIVllomes >NB Ii 12-82:Js Sat Sun 12·5 l!ll;) Wind\\ c.ircl (B;t~ <Te!-.U )J B. fi 12·82:15 S:!l:!.000 S;.il Sun L 5 2807 <.\1 lalpa l Ea:.lhlull J :--:.13 lil.1 ·ti1UO \17!1 HOO Sat Sun 1 5 •:ll; Ho~·:il SI (;<.>ol'g" <Big C,\n) NB I. I~ li2tXI :s:lu.J .500 Sal Sun 1 ·5 l!lHI Ya<:ht l'olinia <Sea\ 1ew 1. ;';;B 768·<J.t5-1 S269,500 S<it Sun 12-5 12:n Surf11ne Wa.'. Nwµl Beal'h 6.J.1 -f;200 Sat Sun 1-5 1921 Beryl, Newport B~aeh 6·15-0303 Sl39.900 Sat Sun 1·5 :112(; So Alder. So. Santa .\na 7 :-i:2-1700 S85.500 Sun 10·2 Ii 172 S.indra Lee Ln .. 11 unl g Bc:h i ;,2 1700 $2 IO.OOO Sun 12 5 :108 Howlmg GrcPll Cm,(<..1 '.\Ie:.a <riu·3<Jl8 ~'93,UUO Sun 1·5 202!11 Orchid. Sanla Ana llc1ghts 557·31lil S83.500 Sun. 9-5 22-t85 Almadl•n. Mission Viejo ·r,41.0228 $150.000 Sunday 1·5 897 l Creseenl Dr .. llnlg Beach 5:{6· 1161 Sun . 1-5 • l:l5!J l Onka~ ha < ln Haeq Club> ln lii:i-HOOO SI l:'i.5UO Sundav 1·5 •~lll>2 Luss l>n't" lluntmglon Reach !HiU nfil SI l!>.!l511 Sundav 1 5 1110 lkclchnc ( '11sta :\lt:s<J · li l"i o:m:1 sl IH.ooo Sundav 1·5 :l:.!011 S I .1nd:1 w.-,. Sanl:.i ,\nu · fi<l5·1l:JO:I ~10i.H50 Sundav 1-5 ~ !) 11 Pre'>Hlt11, '.\ksa dt•I :\l ar . Cl\i :>Hi 11 11 --XH,!IOO Sunda \ 1 5 :13fii '.\l;1ngold. c;r('1•nhrnok. L':Vt . ;; 15 !ll!ll Sun 1 5 932 A zl'lcu. (;re· en brook (.' \1 :,1;;.nrn1 s1:n.>oo .Sundav 1 5 •2221 Fnmu-;eo. :\t•\\ port (kh · Ii 12-8:?:1;; ~:!:!9.500 Sun 2 5 .,.. •21:12 Hu~ :.hort' Dr. cB<Jyshrs l NB ti I:? 82:l5 ''480,000 Sun. 2 :; l l!"i!I c:.1!;1\ ,. 'Don•r Shtires l '.':B (,I:? X:.?:1:-, S.!8:>.11011 Sun l 5 l!l:l l Pl Wt•ybr11 lgt· 11\.llms. ;\;8 ti 12 H2:~;, Sl59.50tl Sun 1 :1 ~Ii \lil ;'\;11·<·onw. :\ll-;s1on \'1t'jo Ii 15-lili41i $120.3011 S11ml:i~ 1 .> !JH? Jun 1 pt'ru ( ;\'ll'sa de I \la r \ C :\-t ;,,->ti·2fiti0 $87 .50() Sun I !'i 4 BR & FAM RM or DEN & GUEST HOUSE 21152 Shuw l,n .. llunl ·g Bl'<lt'h i ~12 11011 s1:1s.ooo Sal Sun 12 . .-, 5 BEDROOM * 1.>:11 l"amd<'n Hd. 1 t 'arnShrs l C<IM 7:l2 171)1) S.12~.900 Sun 12·5 • •22(1 \'1:1 Lido Nol'Cl 1 Lido II I NU <l73· 7:$(1() SH25.000 Sun 12 I 112 \'1a Lido Newel. Nl'\\ porl IJch nn-5200 S.'lOO.ooo Sunday 1 5 & BR & FAM RM or DEN 51 Gol<'l~1 Pl Or. Sp~·gl:.ass. CdM G HI~ 1812 Sal & Sund av 1·5 102!)2 :\lt!n·cl1th. llunting1on Beac:h 91i2·7788 Sl2fi.:>OO Suncla~ 1 5 t<Hl l Top~ule ('orona dPI \tar · ti I~ 72 ll ~27 1.;,00 Sund:J\' 1 5 • 1111 1~<·11.•q•dc•rc. Crt•l•Jllrce. Jf\ 752 1:1t.'l :O:.l l~l.!l50 Sunda\' I 5 i60 Mcncln.w Terr, Corll lnd~.Ocl\1 675~6000 S:J7:1,t)()() Sat,Sun 1·5 • 2033 Sanliago Dr <Ba~ c:r~~l) NB 642-7408 $219 .000 Sw1day l 5 2713 Starbird <Me!:>a \·crdc>. CM 516·5315 $189,000 Sal/Sun 12·6 213\ Holiday Rd .. N~wport Reach 646·62.~ Sl6!l,500 Sal Sun 10·6 1075 Corona Lane. Costa Mcs :i 55fl·266<> ~l l0,000 S\11\lhl) 1 5 197 Buoy Sl I E;tslsadl'). CM 642·5200 S!m.ooo Sut Sun l 5 •933 Cr0<·us Circle. C. M 645 ·0303 $134,950 1Hti81 Sat·ramenlo. Iluntmg ton Bch 968 n01 Sl27.90U Sun 1 S * lfi07 .. ~ant1ago Dr . '.\i1•\\ port Bc:h Ii 12 O·U'> !)259.000 Sunday 2·5 6 BR & FAM RM or DEN • 1816 Oriole, Mesa Verde. CM 5 ~5-5916 SIS9 .500 SC.It Sun 1·5 :3107 CollidgC'. <.:osla Mesa 519 8007 $83,500 Sat 1Sun 12-5 CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE 2BEDROOM 2095 !Fl Fairview. Santa Ana 5~0-36(i6 S6 l.500 Sat Sun 1·5 • 17 it Tustin Ave < 9U I Costa Mes a 540-3666 S72.950 Sat Sun 1·5 •38 Sea Jslantl Or1vc <Big Cyn ) CdM 64<1·-1910 SU0.000 Sal S un 1-5 •1111 S . Cst. Dr, #ElOl. C M 646-3255 S78,900 Sat Sun 1-5 1242 Rutland Rd #2 <Westcliffl NB 642-8235 $81.500 Sal Sun 1·5 il 17 Sidney <off Thunn > C.)1. li7:l-G210 $82.500 Sun 1-5 3 11il2 W :'\tnC'. GlfCrs. Lag. i"Iig 1!> 1~2:rnl S81 .SOO Sun 1-5 2 BR & FAM RM or DEN if l Seascape Dr .. Newport Beac h 646-7711 Sunday 1·5 18 Shoal <Jas mine Crk > CdM 631-HOO S225 ,000 Sat•Sun 1·5 •621 Lido Park Dr .. Newport Bch 631-1400 $325.000 Sat Sun 1-5 21734 Lk. VistaDr.Lk Frs l.EIToro 830·3788 under S75.000 S •S 12-6 •2921 Perla <Tht' Bluffs>:-.: B. fi44·4!)10 :S l70.000 Sat1Sun 1·5 3 BEDROOM # t Sandnower. Newport Beach 645-9161 S83,500 Scit Sun 1-5 633 Sky vicw. Brookview. C .\I 752-7315 S89,900 Sunday 1·5 33.t Vista Truc ha llJlufls I N.B 548·1290 Sl45.000 Sun.1-4 :30 635 Bonita \The Bluffs) N.B. 759·0811 Sal Sun 1·5 4304 Senas<t, Uni\. Park, Irv. 6-16-7711 Sal1Sun 1-5 •689 Vis ta Bonita. Bluffs, Npt Bch 640·9900 Sl32,900 Sal Sun 1·5 22831 Leo l.anl', £1 T oro 1 fi.10·9~K>O S69,HOO Sunday 1-6 • # 11 Moonnst•. Newport BcaC'h ~6l· 7i88 S!>J.500 Sunday 1-5 :,wm \'asta Entr<Jda < ntuffs l N B G 10-5!)60 S17·UJOO Sun 1·5 2li4:i Vista Ornada <Blul I!) I N B. 640-5560 Sl64.900 Sun. 1·5 21;)2 \'rst<• llogur <The• Bluffs> NR fi..i 1-113:l S9!l.500 Sun Mon 1·5 17.\I T1L-;tm tt I3U, L'o~ta ;\ksa Ii l:>-0:303 Si l.!lOll Sunday l ·5 3 BR & FAM RM or DEN lGlO-D W. Segers trom, Santa Ana 546-2313 $76,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 8 C rest Cr .• Corona del Mar 640-6795 $158.900 Sal/Sun 12-4 316 Otero (The Bluffs) N. B. 644 -1133 $195.000 Sun/Non 1·5 405 F el i1 (Th<.' Bluffs l Npt. Beach ti40·5560 S18S.OOO Sun 1·5 4 BEDROOM :159 \'tsla :\lactrra <The Bluffs) N.B 673·~400 s1:i9.500 Sun,1-5 21 Hi \"ista l.nn·do rntuffs) NB HI I · I t:t~ SlSt .:ioo Sun/Mon I fl 4 BR & FAM RM or DEN '14 Shasta, University Park, Irv. 752·7315 $131,500 Sal1Sun l·5 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE 2 HOROOM • 2605 A Del Way. Huntington Dch 754 -1239 Sli2.900 Sat/Sun 12·4 40 Sea Island Dr <Bi~ Cyn) CdM 675·3411 $149,000 Sal/Sun J·S 7 Sweelwaler ITurllerock Glen) 675 3411 $148, 750 Sat/Sun l ·-' Quality Properties From $195,000 lo S469,500 Open houses 1-6. 17 Burning Tree, Big Canyon, Fabulous estate, 4 Bdrm. ram rm, pool, view, one of a kind. Your host. Jim Sadler. 6 Rue Valbonne, Big Canyon Rare opportunity here, dramatic, model home condition, pool-size grounds. Your hosless, Carole Harmon. 935 Tiller Way, Harbor View Hills. Best buy in all H. V .H . Ocean & bay view, a real charmer. Your host, Glenn Larson & John Segne's. ' 32 Sea Island <Big Canyon) CdM 675-3411 $192,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 · 5062 Alder I The Terrace) Irvine 640· 7000 S89.500 Sat Sun 1·5 #3 Wild Goose Crt.NptCrst.NB 640-5741 Sll6.500 Sunday 1-5 2 IR & FAM RM or DEN #2 Lago Sud (Rancho San Joaq ) Irv 675-3Hl Sl35,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 l BEDROOM #34 Arboles IRanchoSanJu.1 Irv. 752-1700 S149.500 Sun 1·4 •367 Lourdes Ln .. Costa Mes a 979-1050 $7-1,500 Sat, Sun 1·5 3 IR & FAM RM or DEN ~6 Redwood Tree, Univ. Prk, Ir\' 545-9491 $115.000 Sat1Sun 1·5 •26638 Guadiana, Miss io9 Viejo 831-2640 $102,500 Sun 1·5 4 IEDROOM 181 Lexington Lane. C.M . 646-3928 $68,500 Sun 1-5 4 IR & FAM RM or DEN 512 Ventaja !Bluffs>. Nwpt Beach 752·1700 $174.500 Sal Sun 1·5 HOME & INCOME FOR SALE 2 BR'S EACH 616 Goldenrod. Cor ona del Mar 6 IO-H08 Sl79,000 . Sal Sun 12·4 2 IR & INCOME UNIT 105 N. Bayfronl, Balboa Island 642-5200 · Open Sunday 1·5· 3 IR & I IR 718 Goldenrod, Corona del !\Jar 631-1800 Sl57,500 Sat Sun 1-5 121 Turquoise. Balboa Is la nd 770 0633 $298.500 Sunday 1-5 -DU_PLEXES FOR SALE I IR EACH 215 29th Street. Newport Beach 515·8421 $129.500 Sat, Sun l ·5 2 BR & I IR :.!05 Coral, Balboa Island 673-6900 $246,500 Sat1Sun 1-5 2 BR'S EACH ~ 360 & 364 16th Pl. <E tSide >C M 642-6368 Sl12.500 ea. Sun. 1·4 2 IR & l IR 620 Ac;.acia, Corona del Mar 6i3-6900 $169.000 Sunday 1-5 CiOi Larkspur. Corona dt'I :\Jar H HI~ HUii Sun 12· I 3 BR'S EACH 222 Lincoln St.. llunt'~ Beach 536-753.1 Sat Sun 3 IR & 2 BR 131 131':.? Topaz. Balboa Island 673-6900 $247,500 Sat/Sun 1·5 4 IR & 3 IR 121 33rd Slrecl, Newport Beach 540-1151 $189,500 Sal/Sun 1·5 5 IR & 2 IR 3iOO Seashore Dr., Newport Bch 673-6210 $189,950 Sat Sun 1-5 TRIPLEXES FOR SALE 2 -21R'S& · 2-1 IR'S 1 ·18 Pelayo, San Clemente 492-9920 $159,950 Sunday 12·3 FOURPLEXES FOR SALE 3 IR, 2 -2 IR'S & I IR 17082 Grove Circle, Hunt. Beach 675-7060 $215.000 Sun.1·5 HOUSE FOR RENT J IEDROOM 23 Rue Crutne (DI~ Canyon) NB 759-08ll $1500 Mo. Sat/Sun 1-5 • Poof • • w .. erfroftt -' W•er front & '"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• IALIOAISl.ANO DUPUX Jumbo duplex, winter rented, with a 4 bdrm. ck a 3 bdrm. unit, with u jumbo loan commil. Completely redecor .. ful· lY rum. ror summer ren· lals. Cannot build this type anymore. Across from proposed park. Pnced lO Sl'll at $279,500 IAY VIEW DUPLEX This magnificent 5 bdrm. + a 4 bdrm. unit, with 4 car parking, is situalt!d in front of the fin~st public bay beach. Overlooking Lido Penin. Just lilted at $500.000 OCEANAtOMT Beach shack located on a tnple. prime oceanfront lot. J ust l.iated for sale to· day ror $295,000. SpaNsh HocMnda MagnHlcant 3 BR home. 6 years new. w /super plush cpt. RV access on a giant lot. VA, FHA and conventional terms avail. Priced 11t $70,000. 754.7100 B AS?R.4 ~ •~al h101e lnr LIDOISU IAYFtlOMT Th.Js beautifully designed waterfront home has 4 bdrms .. maid's rm .. 4 1,. baths + 2 lovely patios The dock will accom - modate a 55 fl boat: ideally loc:ated on Lido'l> main channel Owner will consuJer mstallment sale. S625,000 OPl';N Slf.ll 12·4. 220 VIA L!DO NORD SMASHING VIEW IHSEAVIEW Popular 2 story 4 bdrm .. family rm .. 3 bath Port Royal model Family rm. & mstr. bdrm. ha\'C been beautifully paneled. Home ls new & never been li\'ed in. Area m eludes t ennis ~·ourti;. ~I. jacuzzi & guarded 93tes. OPEN SAT /SL :"J 12·.J 2011 YAl'll T MlSOUt-;F. ~7!!.500 ' ~""" ~73-7300 . NEWPORT BEACH 5 Bdrm. be;ich house: knotty pine inter. & with e~h beds to sleep 12. on a duplex lot. Listed al $l.U,500 Wate rfront duplex . beautifully mamtamed, Will accom. a 30 ft. boat. Currently use'd as a smgle family house. List· ed at $325, 000 Ckeanfront lot: last of the occanCront , lots, 1.oned for smgle famll}'. $22.5.000 BUILD AILE .. 26 View lots m H:ic1enda Hti;;. T.M. filed & ap· proved LJ:.ted at $632..000 Ocean view, Costa Mesa, lot zoned for 25 condos. $750.000. HEVADALAMD 60 Aaes. 1 m i. from casino. Pinc trees, in Montgomery Pa:is. dose to Bishop & M.immoth Rcdured 50' , of \ ;tlue: pnc~d for fast s ale , s:io.ooo JEfflRIERY REAL TOR 6 75·911 I OCEAMVIEW 4PLEX Lge 2 bd, 2 ba units w/beautsful interiors. Very attract 1vc pecky cedar thruout. Low maintenance rl'dWQOd exterior S2JS ,OOO 646-7711. Real Estatt> --- SPARKLING POOL&SPA ONE LOOK ;ind you are going to appreciate 4bdrms & extru large family room with bril'k frplc Stairs lead to pnvate master s\ute and 2nd rrplc. Features to numerous to mention pre11lig1ous a r i;>u Won't last'. <:all 96.1·~1 " . .,. '' [®· EASTSIDE Highly upgraded 4 bdrm 2 bat fmly home w /tge fenced In rear yrd & cov'd patio. New cpts. d.rpil, wallpaper Priced to sell f111sl. New on lhc market CAil nowl 646-7711 Have somethinit to 1cll? Cla.~siOed ads do it well. .. OPEN SUNDAY I ~s . : OPEN IN HARBOR VIEW HJLLS ' -Lusk Burlingame model, 4 .. bedrooms, 3 baths plus bonus room and view. $249,500 -See Len " Haynes al ll12 Sandcastle. OPEN lN IRVINE TERRACE Just listed 3 bedroom , 3 bath home -fireplace in master bedroom. Land included at $195,000. See Ellie Bowie at 1543 Serenade Terrace. OP Jo.;N IN CAMEO SHORES White water and canyon view from lhis 3 bedroom Cameo home. $289,500. See Vody Nelson at 233 Milford Dr,\·e. OPEN IN TURTLEROCK -New Lusk 3 bedroom borne ready for quick occupancy. Top of the hill cul-de-sac ,·iew lol. $175,900. See Rich Wray al 19 Rimrock. OPEN IN CORONA DEL MAR - Traditional 4 bedroom, 21,!! bath hom e with a jacuzzi. Also a <lelached one bedroom apartment. A fin e property. S219,000. See Barbara Collins at 715 Jas mine. . j .. .. OPEN IN COLLEGE PARK -Yale model -t bedroom, 2'tz baths -... excellent facilities i n t h e community for kids -$107,000. See Craig Kindig at 3581 Pecan, . • . . . OPEN I N HARBOR VIEW HILLS enjoy a view of the canyon, hills und ocean from this 4 bedroom Lu~k home. $22-1.500. See Lyleen Ewing al 1300 Sandcastle OP EN ON THE BEACH -Greal cnlcrtaining hom e. Spacious private courtyard with jacuzzi plus recreation room. $675,000. See Fri.Jnk Senncs at 1933 Bayside. '· t OP EN IN T llE BLUFFS - 3 .c bedroom Bluffs "E" Plan - S pa cious house on secl uded gn•enbelt. $175,000. See Brenda , , Glass aL523 Avcnida Campo. , f RIGHT DOWH THE MIDDU ., .. of the foirway is the view from '' this WC'll located B1g Canyon 1• ri townhouse. 2 bedrooms and a den, s c<.·unty gated: cathedral ceilings , • anrl ready to move in. Next to pool " and ja<:uai. S239,500. ,, SOUTH OF HIGHWAY DUPLEX Two large :1 bedroom. 3 bath units in Corona del Mar walh used brick fire pla<.'es <.ind French doors. • Alt racti\'ely landscaped, \Vi th a •11 \\ hile fencl' and lots or used brick. .~ SW0.000. ; EMERALD BAY - LISTEN TO THE SURF 11) I M •I The pri\·ate beach is across the 1 ! s treet. the s uns ets are spectacular. .) and the community is gated. The 1 home is exciting. adaptable and woi·ks as 3 b edroom, den or 4 bedroom. The c:olors are warm, and th is homt' has the charming amenities which turn living into a daily love affair. By appointment 5525.000 fee. FOR .THE APPRECIATIVE IUYEtl who enjoys quality and taste, this hc aullfully appointed 3 bedroom Tut'llc Rock home awaits you. Lush plants and colo rful flowers s urround the three patios, providing a peaceful and serene setting. For a II appointmcnls call 644-9060. SHll,500. CRISP ••. COOL ••• CONTEMPORARY On bus tling Nt•wport Harbor. with bi.i~'. oc:ean and dly views. The 2 bedroom. ~1 :! bath condo is trulv ta s tefully d ecorated in contemporary tones and textures. It's high in a security building with unde r ground parking and only a s hort stroll to Lido Village, s hops anci resta urants. Readv for move-in b('fore summer. S.185,oOo COROMA DEL MAR COTTAGE Charming r e modelect home 2 blocks from Ri g Corona beach on a quiet ln·e·lmed s treet. Tas teful earth tones. beams and ~hutters. Lush <.'nrlo!ic•d putio. 5179.500 including the land. HUGE LIDO ISLE IA YFROHT East end or Lido Nord. Very large custom built home wide lot. big boat s lip . .t bedrooms. 41n baths, family room. Owner will finance. $825,000. GREAT "G" ON THE GREEN fabulous G -Plan on 2 major ~reenbells . Clost' to pool . fully air·<'Onditionecl. MO\'t!-in slate. See this professionally decol'aled home. Sl6!J,500 WATSl.FROMT IAL ISLE G rcat localion on south side or Balboo Island . Large home with Apartment over three C4lr ~arage. 4 bedroom. 21,~ bath. maids room. All for $475,000. A COLDWIU. IA.Mia CO. 844·9060 '1t11ANJDAOUllOILLI i.o IN~Cf~" . ~ .. l ~ • . ' "\ .. 't . "' ... P'. # • -~.,,,.. -.. --...... ~ -- ' ' ... . . .. M-.._..,OM:......,V __ PIL ....... o_T ________ au._n_d!Y....._· Af>!!..._,..• .-30~.-•11~• ~.~~'!! ....... f ~!~.~••••••• ~!.~.~ ....... J~::!.~~ ....... ~.~.~c:'! .•.. : .. f~:!.~~ ...... . ............. '* ....... 1ooie...,... 1002 ;, .. ,... . 10020 ... ,.. 1002 G......e IOOZ G..,.., loot • Peace &quiet . Located on quiet cul de sac, near ahops. Large bonus ~m ln this 4 bedroom home ... teaturlng attractiv.i window coverings and wall to wall catpets. Wood paneling In the family room; dining room, eating area, tile entry and fireplace. 2 patios. Near tennis. $99,500 540-1720 $64,000 2 OM A LOT 2 lovely homes on a lot! Great Income property. Both homes Include 2 bedrooms. eating area. entry and fireplace. Lots of charm; 1uper tocatton. Call now lor more details. 640-1720. Get Ready ForS........- sparttling pool just waiting for vou and your famllyl Super 3 bedroom home with dining room eating area, entry and brick fireplace. Remodeled kitchen. Walnut paneling In living room. Patio. Come and seel $89,900 540-1720 AFFORDABLE LUXURY FOR ELDERS Comfy y,et elegant hotel like atmosphere throughout this rare find 1n Rossmoor! 1 bedroom condo with big living room and snack kitchen. Meals ln dining room. Balcony Superb s1tua1too for the elderly one you care about In your life! $39,900. Call 540-1720. DellghtM Executive .. Gorgeous 2 slOfY 4 bedroom home featuring custom heated pooll Stereo throughout; formal dining room. eating area, family room and br1ct.. fireplace Delu11e k•lchen 2 patios Call today! $179.900 540·1720 IRING YOUR BIKINI Delightful 3 bedroom pool home with special greenhouse for mom! Family room, dining, bnck f1teptace and entry, Slide in the custom pool. 2 patios and EZ care yards. Don't miss 1tl $94,900. 540-1720. Ele9~ce & Prestige! Prime locatron ... dramatic entry into this gorgeous 3 bedroom home near country club Tinted wmdows. wet bar, decorator accents, 2 fireplaces and formal dining r oom, 3 bedrooms. den. eating area. and lamely room. 2 pa11os. Call now! Won't lasL $127,500 540-t720 WET BAR Ooahty Built! S & S Driftwood home featuring entertainer's wet bar tor your summer parties. Built in bookcases, earth tone decor. mirrored wardrobe doors and brick fireplace. Tris entry, dining room, family kitchen and more. 2 covered patios. Comm. pool. $101 ,500. 540-1720. Reduced Thousands ~elax and en1oy the luxury of a heated jacuu11 Executive Comet home 1n lrvlne loaded with extras. Paneled bonus room, 4 bedrooms, dining room. eating area and bnck fireplace. Come and see! $1 14,900 540-1720 2 POOLS Super Locale. EZ living In this dalu11e 3 bedroom condo! Wall 10 wall c.arpets. drapes and deluxe l<tlchen included. D1n1ng area. eating area and more. Storage loft In garage . Electric garage door opener. Call today! $64,950. 54().1720. 540-1720 2955 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa TARBELL REALTORS~ @ M11R1Mr RELO Senlng 8000 Cities ......••........••............................•........•....••.....•.................•...... ,....................... . ............................................ . • ...,... IOOJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• TIM..IYB. Gt.xrMIAa HACH Tbe ownera ol this beautiful m o dern Spaot1b home mu•t MCl'lftce becauae ol job tnnalcr. Wlde entry to\o fonnal Uvm, room with cracklln& tlrepl i.ce. Pam. Rm. perfect lot famlly &cl t Ojl!!lhen . Bridrt airy kitchen wlth breakfast bar and din· ln£ Wde-aw•y mH\t'r 1u1te taket up enllre IOeQelCS level. Third lev11l feat ure• 1eparatc children'• wtna wl\h three bdrm1 and a bath. Exotic backyard wlth bubbU,,. fountalnt and han glnC 1t11rden1 . Reduced to $115,0uo. ·Take advant 11110, oil now. Call 546-2.113 CWN 1119• II\ llJN ,,-,lllN• ft f:<llll 27ROOH SPANISH VILLA ATTENTI ON; BUILDER S. DEVELOPERS, OR G ENTLEMEN RANCHERS ..... This beautiful piece of property Is located in smog free and noise free · area. The m.a1n villa took six years lo build. There are several bunk houses, corrals and a natural lake surrounded by tall stately trees. Too little spece to tell you about . because there is so 1 much .... Call t his number Cor all details 546-2313 I IEST POOL IUY Very sharp Mesa Woods 4 bdrm 2 story home. I Mstr bdrm swte, big fm· ly rm w /frplc, frml din rm. Sunken Crplc con· versataon pit. Towenng cathedral ceilings. Plus wibelievable cstm pool. Offered at only $115,000. S.S.-9491. Real Estate CUSTOM USTSIDE llG CANYON As bents a home as eloquent as this, wo are having a champagne recQptJon during the open house. You a r e cordially invited lo sip champaane as you stroll beside the uniquely designed swimming pool that m eanders thru the patio, the leneth of th~ lot. You will enjoy the fabulous Jtourrnet kitchen with adjoining Informal dlnlng are ... Of course, there's o for mal dining area as well, also n mlrrored wet bar & a mstr_ s ulLe literally large enough to get lost ln. Overlooking the 18th fairway. $425,000. 14 Rue Grand Vallee. Open Sun. l -S CAMIO SHORB On s tormy nlghu the surf may keep you awake, but soon lt wlll be bard to sleep wlthout lt, because it's only a 11hort dlstance to the beach !rom this beautiful cunr,onalde home. Not t.oo big, but t.hero a plenty or room to add on & tho location ii lerrlflc I 3 B<trms., 2 bat.hs -the best buy ln Cameo Shore1t nt $249,500. 207 MU!ord Dr. Open S</~un l -5. IAYCllST FlrRl limo open & we feel It wlll be till' lu~t when you see lhls beautifully fl<'cornl<'tl, Immaculat e home. A HpuC'loui; 3 bdrm. on an oversized lot. A l ar,llo swimming pool & sunning putlo. :J Cur ~urage, richly paneled family rm:: on & on. Come see this weekend. You won't be disappointed & you may not get another chance. $230,000. 1927 Santiago Dr. Open Sat/SW\. 1·5 THE ILUffS Bargain hunting? Then see this one n ow! LOWEST PRICED 4 bdrm. where you buy the land, in The Bluffs. An incredible buy at $159,500. Convenie nt loc ation c lose to everything. A great family home with lots of storage. 359 Vista Madera. Open Sun. 1-5 EXECUTIVE RENTALS If you've been looking but can't find the right home to buy. we can help. We have s everal outstanding rentals starting at S1200 per month. From Spyglass to the bayfront, a lso Corona dcl 1\1ar. Call for details. 34 YEARS YOUNG That's how old we are & we were founded right here in Newport Beach. When buying· or sellin g "let our experience work for you". We know the area. RB>UCB> DMsion of Hcwbor tMHtlntftt Co. Huge 2000sq.ft. custom home on R2 lot. Large Cam. rm. hosts wel bar & crackhng frplc. Tnple G~rol I 002 G~aC I 002 detached gar. Won 't ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• last! Call today 646-7171 THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM can be yours in this elegant 3 BR, family room La Mancha townhome. DOU.HOUSE 3 Bdrm plus family room. $'2.950. to qualified buyer. Seller will pay $1000. or buyers cost. Ca 11 OPEN HOUSE SUM l ·S 26638 Guodi•a, Million Viejo CENTURY 21 ADAME' for details. lY . JAME PARKER 831-2640 or 516-1251 962·4471 (!':!~ 546-8103 G.,..rat I 002 GeMrol I 002' GeMraf I 002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Dalebout Association Real Estate Specialist (Dover Slfores/Baycrest/Westc!UO COME WITH US. . • to Dover Shons, layc~st and WffkUff. Then 11 Oftty on• woy to ~· to know a cyfff Nsldentfal Cll'ff -han som.one who bows it and Ions It show It to yoe&. For your conv"lenc• ond vi•wf'"J pleo.sw9, w• wlll ha•• ttten specially sefected profMrilH Oft "Opeft Houst" this wH bnd. l'IH .. stop by and vls1t wftt. us. COME WITH US •• to Dov.,. Shorn Ope1t 5-dcry I ·5 COME WITH US •• to Donr Shoe-es Open Sundoy 1-5 COME WITH US -to layc,...st Op•" Sat & S•tck1y COME WITH US •• to w .. tcflff Opet1 Sot & Sunday l·S COMI WITH US .. to t aycNst Op.,. s.do1 I to S COMI WITH US .. to TM llllffa o,.. w. & SWMley •• 5 S4S0,000 I 034 Wntwhld w_., $329,500 1612 A11tfpa Way S2J9,SOO 13 15.A ..... Wey SZJ6,000 1206C_....c19tL .. $219,000 20JJ~Drln Sl7f,IOO 301 h .. •••• 881 DOVER DRIVE, SUITE 34 NEWPORT BEACH 642-7408 OPEN HOUSES 1·5 PM RAMCHO SAM JOA9UIM -Jus t reduced. View townhome. Popular San Carlos mode l. Move in and begin entertaining immediately in this desl~ner decorated home. Great location to community facilities. Membership ln t he Irvine Racquet Club included in the purchase price. $135,000. Open Sat & Sun. #2 Lago Sud. llG CAMYOt« TOWMHOMI Beautifully upgraded ••Greenbrier .. fronting golf course with superb view. Best priced view property In Big Canyon. Parquet in kitchen, mirrored wet bar, private m ast e r s uite upstairs. $192,000 32 Sea Island Dr. Open Sat & Sun. HAllOll VllW WSIC -Just reduced. This home has many custom features. Large courtyard, beautiful olive tree and man y r ose b us h es. Bltn bookshelves, formal dining rm. paneled family r m w /parquet floor, huge pool. Open Sunday onJy. ·873 San dcastle Dr. $226,000. IRVIME -Location plus convenience. A short walk to schools and shops. Located in University Park on quiet c ul-de-sac. Best value in a rea a t $109,000. Open Sunday only. 17852 Mann TURnEROCK HIGHLANDS -It has it a ll! 4 Bdrm, 3 full baths, view, sun filled home with all the amenities expected-Priced at yesterday's market. Open Sat/Sun.15 Rimrock srYGLASS VIEW -4 Bdrm highly upgraded. Profes~\; .... (\v decorated and landsca~ ·\\ \)'lie view of ocean. and _,, Offer ed at $319,000. #9 _ ... uterey Circle. Open Sunday· . EASTIUiff -This lovely 3 bdrm Lusk home, oriented ror family living. Wa tch sunsets from the spacious p rofessionally designed back yard accommodates RV or boat storage. Offered al Sl48,000. 2425 Bamboo. Open Sat/Sun HARIOR VIEW LUSK -Vacant 4 bdrm, family room, great ocean view. New carpets & paint inside, just waiting for you to move in. Offered at $244,500. 3907 Inlet Isle. Open Sat/Sun LAKE FOResT -Waterfront, "The Shores", your own private jacuzzi overlooking scenic lake. 4 Bdrm, 3 bath plus comm pools. parks. tennis. Offered a t $159,000. Open Sunday. 22661 Pjne Lake Lane, El Toro. llG CANYON TOWHHOME -Popular Greenbriar. 2 Bdrm, dining rm, plush carpeting, n ex t to fount ain & courtyard. Neighbor on one side only. Full security. Offered at $149,000. Open Sat/Sun. 40 Sea Is land Drive. TURTLEROCK GLEM -This popular Plan I townhome oHers the most fantastic view in Turtlerock from Newport Center t o Mt. Baldy. Professionally d ecor a ted. 2 large bedrooms. Open Sat/Sun. Offered at $148,750. 7 Sweetwater. OTHER PROPERTIES TURTLEROCK HIGHLANDS -New Lusk Home. Beautiful view from this 2 story, 4 bdrm McGregor model. Clo~e to schools, parks. with homeowner s recreational facilities. Available in August. HARIOft VIEW -Highly upgraded 3 bdrm, den. family room home featuring exquisite jacuzzi s urrounded by lush green landscaping. Plenty of privacy. JASMINE CREISC -Beaut. 2 BR, den. guarded gate, pool, jacuzzi, tennis courts, prof lndscpng. $800 per mo. OPEN HOUSE In LOCJUftCI IHdl Sat l·S 491 thu •• loed. 2 u SIU.too 1674 D .. Mtr, 3 U $237,500 l1t "-wport IHCh . S.1·4 6711 s..dlon, 2 IR $19',SOO 644-7020 2 I 23 SAM JOA9UIM HILLS ROAD MEWPOIT l!ACH UDO ISLE Bea utlfully decorated, high beam · cel llnga, shuttered wl ndowa, attractively landscaped south paUo. A 3 bedroom charmer. Priced to sell at $245,000. Call !or details. CANYON & OCEAN VIEWS! Picturesque 3 bedroom -two level home in Old Corona del Mar! Quiet street & wrought iron gated entry. Mantled stone fireplace plus lar4e VI E W Jiving room. Gou~et s kitchen. Step down master winl hosu private dent There's more -2 view bedrooms PLUS gorgeous forever view -deck over canyon & ocean! Private walkway to sand & water. Hurry t.o'seel MESA VERDE EXECUTIVE Get ready for summer days and relaxing nights in your own pool and jacuzzi. Also included in the price of . $139,900 a r e four bedroo:!J three bat hs, family room and for dining room. Call for details. CORONA DR MAR B.EGAMCE . Breathtaking view of the ocean amf • canyon. This elegant 3 bedroom and den mmt be seen to fully appreciate tranquility for $375,000. Call for appt. ' ' I 673-8550 nz .... ..,..,,..., COIOHA D& MA& \D-S THE REAL ·i ~ESTATERS 1 • GeMNI I 002 G........ ~ 1002 .............................................. OPEN HOUSES SAT & SUN 1-5 21~ 125 Via Yella (Lido Is> NB $209,~ 9 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $165,0QO 17 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, $149,500 2 + ....,_. (()pett s. Oaly 1-51 . 300 Intrepid, Nwpt Beach $125,00o 3 9edrooms 5551 He il Ave, Hunt. Beach $99,500. 3 l•drooms IOpett Sm only 1·51 12 Swift Court, Nwpt Bch, 5151,500 22 Wildgoosc, Newpt Bch $117,500 l ledroom + 1800 Port Kimberley, N.B. $1.39,500 l ledroom + Guest HOUM '°'" s-o.ly 1.51 1919 La Cuesta, Tustin $315,000 4 '"'°"" 1514 Skyline Dr., Lag. Bch. $168,400 209 Pearl, Bal Isle, N.B. $275,000 4~+ (()ptft Sun Only 1.51 •1942 Santiago Dr, Nwpt Beach $297,500 CRnturv__ MA RTE N ~ Real Esta te lllAL ISTATI 640-SJS7 '. ) ' " 1002 GftlffCll IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• CAPE COD $56,000/$24,500 BALBOA ISLAND Coffop on Park A•• 2BR,1 BA. $125,000 Utt1e lskmd Duplex 1605~··· Sat Ir Sun I ·4 2·2 BR units Upper w fwater view. $225,000 DOWM Winding roadway to soaring 2 story retreat! Private grounds protect secluded entry to lavish living room. Gourmet kitchen overlooks sun· shine courtyard! Wind· lng atairway leads to sweeping master bdrm plus child's rctrea l ! Hurry! Seller is anxious. 84Hi010 OPfN Ir! 9 . II s rvN TO 8( N'(P '1-,11=· DON TYL•N • A S SOC., R •ALTON5 l"""ti1t•r~1•.t •v r-t.. '''°' •7-000 GNttol 1002 GeMrol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• IV BjgC~¥on l'roperties :Jlie 1Jftimale A luxurious. custom r esidence that comes along once in a lifetime! Jn a park-like selling on the 18th fairway, this elegant 5200 sq. ft .. 5 bdrm. 7 bath home was truly design~d for the disc~i mi~aling ~ Large inviting pool & raised Jacuzu enhance the lovely courtyard. Rare qua l ity con s tructi o n & appointments. We'll be delighted to s how you t his exquisite beauty. $850,000 The p"-1atial "Versai~les", .looking out over a sweeping view or mountains & night lights! Dramatic spiral staircase, cathedral ceilings, luxurious master suite & so much more! $425,000. 5 Rue Montreux. It will be our pleasure to show it to you TODAY 1-5. RON A DIVISION OF it11fl21"4~ AS~()CUTES •• ... I • "'•"IW.. I .. urs ... S• ~,_.. JH-...hPW. , .......... Wt J 5unday.April30.1078 DAILVPILOT 87 ····················.t·................. . .............................................................. . .... ,.. tlllll1 t.. I e1 M.. IHl .._,.. 1001 ..... 'l'IF' 1 •1 1001 ~hrS-. Ho..s.._5* HCMls.HFor~ HovMIForS-. ....................... ± .................................................................................................. , ................................................................................... .. NIWPOllf SUMMa conAM, Hlddeo away ln exclusive De Anza Park, lhls 2 BR home is just perfect ror lhe couple who wantB to ret away Crom the crowd. Very aUordable at $37.500.. WES TC LIFF This is probably the perlect home for your family with 4 BR & den, a fabulous master BR & spacious country kitchen. What more do you need? $18.5,000. ~~~ --Balboa Island Realty !\.'.ID 11\'\'P.STMENT e~ 673•8700 ~····~····!?!!~~····~····!?!!~ OPEH HOUSES SAT /SUN I ·5 6Z I Lido Pen Dr, lC Sl25,000 I ll9 SabriM Ttrr, CdM $391,000 I 07 ''A" St, Newport l.ach '$165,000 11 Sltoal, CdM $225,000 2to I c..,._ hstbluff S 112, 900 I '971 fwiong, T111ti• S249,900 I• . ~EATURES THIS WEEKEND* •~W Of WATER Ir LIGHTS-fJOOL A spoel•s, hoppy ond opH·heUn9 h._ lft Dover $hcw'H with •outt.d beWt ceUJ"CJ' •1td coordinated decor. D.,l9htM 4 ldmt home wiftl nMtthr sadte. LaPCJf private indoor /OfltdoOlr poo4 aRd foMlly room to ujoy IHhh ttlftrtalMtg. Yow VIEW Is pmtoramic by doy 'oltd nigM. $355,000 and you own H1etnc1. •GUARDED GATE COMMUNITY '" CorGIMI cW Mar's Jasml1M Ct'ftk. This Whtdrift modtl is warmly decorated 2 bdnl, 1°""°' cl*ft9 room and deft. Two flN~OCfl, bffutlfufly londscopH artd many decorator touches. UM of oH exclu1ln comnuiity fac:illtfH of .,_.,, courb and poof. $225,000 •OM THE CAHAL with VIEW C ontplet.fy ~led a1td decorated with bnutiful use of woods. Located °" a quiet strwf, this 4 ~droom ltoftw '' perfect for HM family to ertfoy tht prf••te •soclatfoa use of hM11 cowts, pool. •oll•yball and recrHtloR floll $235,000. ***** IEAUTIFUL WATatFflOMT·VIEWS FABULOUS two btdroo• Hd dH c0ttdoad:J• a.o.... witt1 loads of roo. to '""' md -iof H•llMJ ON THE WA.TB. f:M9ontfy ~ with ""'""-w.. coordiaahd to.I, phatatk. 1Mlttr1 and ori9Mf dHJ91 flrep&oct. VIEWS OF TWO IAYFtlONTS. SKW'ffy, prestige ud bnt of ml • • . . • o IOAT SUr o•all_,• for ICll'1Jff boat. $125,000 VIEW OF WATER & LIGHTS ht ~rrific ll'YIM T etTaCe locaHo9 with pri•ocy mMI prnticp. INMS. CJ1ast and becu1tlfully coordia•l•d decor ftlrou.,.._. ""' 4 "*°°"' lloMe with fondly rOOM. Tropcoay '9tcbc .. 1d pod and patio area for ladoor /owtcloor ttttert~ q.ality ClftMftlH.s mid 1°" OWft ft. ICllMI. Ope.. Sot. & s.. 1·5 P.M. $391.000 'WOOD, GLASS, FOREVElt VfEW Located betw••" boyfroat GRd oce•tr.t 9'd con .. t1lent to e•ertfhiMJ. An orffsHc: 3-story hCMM of MWftfft la •d «>tit. Mo•able Myilght .ct roof fOf' lllftftht~ $265.000 STEPS TO OCEAH DUPLEX Jtnt o brHHa away frotn Octwth•I btaclt at the .... tttd of W..t Htwport. Specl_. corwer .,.ex wffll 1GrCJf 3 IMciroOM 2 baffl .th. Y OV OWft ftle lcmtd. S219,000 PRIVACY OH A COllNH A '"'1 w.1ft mMI llt•lffeg fmaffy hcMM ht a qHllty n1f dtntlal H•lroit111ent. c ...... to sdtoofs -WpplFg"' Entbhfff. s...oHt flo~ 4 bedr'OOftl hotM ~ .. ,.oft M01tw Mllte GIMI 1.,... fonMll chbtg rCMMR. Two ,.Hos far . •hrtal 'n9 9'd MIHI VIEW. R~tcl to $152,900 GltlEMBY & PBFICTl()t( lzcltf*J HlrM lffel Cot"llef' c..ton••• ho.e wfttt 3 ............ f-.lly,... ••4 dfaf R9 roo111. Profeul•••lly d•corettct h• -.•ltt 9ood tcttt• altd """"9c..We. Con••Mt to bMdt ..d ....... 'owh. $149,500. STEPS TO IEACH-llDO SANDS No crot1l"1 th• "lghway to re9Ch IN_.IM OCIAMFIOMTt ht a IMch co.....-ty wftft pool mtd hN111 c-19.. W....tlt & c"°"" eM.cl a.' tWt J bl .......... "ewport ...... ..,,., aft ... IMMfttl of OWW"llllp fw e ,............ prtce. $13',tOO. Watnfroat " .... 2633 W.Coast Hwy. Newport Beech 631·1400 ~ ~ •OfflN HOUSES* OCIAN YllW-OME OF A llMD ExcepUooal 4,000 ft. cu.atom buUl, above LHt1e Corona Beach. M agnificenco includes special paneling, huge Hvina rm., formal dining rm. & 3·stDry elevator. $435,000. See Pia Metcall & Mary Trahan Sun. 1·5. 214 Poppy, CdM (park at Hazel Or. entrance). WHITE WATER VIEW 3 Bdrms., 3 baths; includes &plendid canyon view. Large custom built home. just steps to Corona Beach. $325,000. See Pia Metcalf & Dottie Austero Sat. 1-5, or Marge Wolfe & Dottie, Sun. l·S. 216 Poppy Ave., CdM. llAUTIFUL I~ YCllST This lovely~ large 4 l>drm. home with 100 ft. frontage, is located oo one of Newport's prettiest streets, with jts trees, wide lawns & flower gardens. A truly fine buy at $269,500. See Jan Oderman & Dot Pardee McElhoes, Sun. 1·5.1601 Lincoln Ln., N.B. UPPER BAY-WATER VIEW Gorgeous Franciscan Condo in the best Bluffs area, with view of Dover Shores & Bay Islands. High security alarm system. $186,500. See Joann Shelton Sat/Sun. 1·5. 635 Bonita (del Oro·Mar Vista-Bonita) llG CAHYOH--1.EASE The extremely scarce 3 bdrm, Monaco with exceptional panoramic golf course view. $1500 Monthly. See Muriel Barr Sat/Sun. l·S. 23 Rue Cannes. 759-0811 1002 G1Mrtil 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DESl«M4B> a aa. 2 a..,. "'bl&. '° 1>&7. c:... .. w. t 022 c:-o.., w.r •on c.e. Mete 1134 c..te Mese 11.1• Nowtl79.500! ............................................... ······················~ --·-····-··-·-·· Jllanball1Uty 675-4600 $67 300 By 0YJ1ner, lovely Back , • .. .._._.. • ' Bay poolbome. ~.000. 3 J • 1.--.-II e1H1•..t 3 Bdrm borne 011 BR 2ba.S.t•Swi:261l Ne wl1 remodeled 5 OPEN 1·5 SAT & SUN beaullful tree·llned ~Dr.541.cll!IM Bdrm, z .,.u,. ~ !. •ll'eet. CloM to bcb. Call·--------Ocean Blvd_. $18S,ooo. Luxurious custom bome + 2 bedroom DELL.ARSON , Mesa Verde a BR. 2 ba. Aat10wntr.f73..3820 garage apartment. One of a klnd -So..CCllf I~ FR, 2 frptc'1, sou TrtpJex, l ·Z·l BR·, nr. Completed in Jan. of 1978 for present CAll:M&-~ Simo.. Qulclc. ute owner. 4 bedrooms & den (or 5th rn.eoo. Ownr. S60-1'M. =:U~tF·m44!00 bedroom>. living r oom & master $67,300 _..:n ___ °'----- bedroom w /fireplaces. Mast.er bath 3 Bdrm b 0 m 0 0 n By owner, Mesa del Mar, IA.CMILoa PAD includes jacuzzi & separate dressing beautiful lrH·IJned Cncd RV storage aru. 2 BR nr bay. Small but room. u:tchen is a dream of space & street. Close to bcb. eau bade 7ud poot·n, 4 Jrc creat JdEDt.\al for oovel ni DEL LARSON BR, fam rm, liv rm decorallon. Secret a ppliances. Large family room opens So. Calf 1-"v •/h1>lc.•80Q.~54 hkleaw•>'· 1110.000. onto patio. A house designed to be the ·-· r nt• llST OF complete home & only 2 blocks from C.U546-560.S .. Buri Wh1 tl'. lkll1 ~,. ,''fl(:f ~t·.-~~l1 •1 hlwt.J •• U , ·1~1 bl~ ~f..JU Lp. 3-<sb'. duplex w /view. 4 BR · 2 BR. '230,000 Re&lonomlca 67M'700 ~INcklOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER·3Br. Z'hBa, ocean vu tWJ>,hle, lae op· tion, $C95 mo. 1~ rent refund t owards purchase. 752·2400, 493-7748 l4552C•r-.. o,..s-.ya.5 Near new 3·bedroom home on larae lot. COLI OF MEWPORT REALTORS 67S.551 I WHITEWATa VIEW It ACUAG!TOO! ExqWslte custom bome above ocean w /adjacent spac. let for additions or a 2nd hm. A rare find! Fo:r personal showing, call V AU.IY REAL TY 49"'44977 il7iiiiiilifiil 4 br 3"ba + den. executive bocne. Finest view in So. Calif. 060,000. Owner /Brok e r 714/C~OO the beaeh. $349,500. COUNTRY MESA VEIDE 702 A._.. KITCHEN goes with uu. For Sale By OWner ·. 2 unit income prop. Great location. 4 bdrm. 2 ba\.h family Lovely, dean, •br, 2~ba C 11 P k family home. lndudea Owner willing to trade for Newport or room 0 ego ar den w /cozy frplc, uv rm Costa Mesa property -Asking bome. !fVaccesstoo! w/frplc, lrs Corin. d io $179 000 Open Sat/Sun 1'5· rm. new 1dtcbea. PLUS • • 308 BowttnrGreen 2103 YCICMD ..... -SHYlew family room w /brlclc Ocean view living -2 bedroom, 2 !~u~~'tt:~ ':!c!cLl:. bath plus den -Owner will tcade or churches & purk . assist in.financing. $229,000. SH9,900. Ownr wm caJ'T')' G H. •--rs .... •1r••r-~ T.D. i.-a Bo• Vista • -On, -"" llKETOIEACH Circle, Costa Mesa. 675-)637 545-1476 • T HWY CDM Fresh oranges, sunny•--------2711 E. CO"S • breakfast rm. Over 1900 Was $210,000. now sq. fl. 4 Br, aep fam·rm. '189,000. Giant 3700 sq rt, Owner/agt.548·960'1. Sbr, 5ba. ()pa Sat/Sun, C... .. Mw to22'C......dtfM• 1022 1-Sll>ECOHDO z 113 sta r bird . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Carefret We styMt cl06e,_Own_er_JA_gt_S46-_5:J_LS __ O/tk Corona Charm 432-432¥2 DAHLIA Wood siding & diamond paned windows welcome you to this neat 2 bdrm., 2 bath home. Extras include oversized stone frplc., newish kitchen, super patio, natural wood cabinets & beamed ceilings. Studio hideaway for mom or for income. $155,000. OPEN SAT. & SUH. I TO 5 ~~•rr ~o-tona de/ J«a,i W!lf ~ 673-8494 2435 E. Cocnt Hwy .. eor-a dtl M• I eon.a dtl Mer I 022 Corona .. Mer . I 022 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• to the be~ch. Super sharp1--------2 BR, 1~ BA, lowest price in New Orleans complex. Offered at $72.900. 540-3666 Wllelc'111 REAL ESTATE EASTSlDE BY OWNER 10°/o DOWN, 3 BR. 1 BA, oa flower SL Call Cor de· tails . OwnerJagt. 549-1'38 or 631-1266 OPBCHOUSE MESA DEL MAR SAT /SUN 1·5 PM Opeo Hse Sun l·S 2183 PUEN'l'E ST. CM 3 Br' ~t.U::e.rof u It y 3Br, h"tte fam rm. rrpl BROKER 657-5415 enclosed porch, $81,950, ---·----- bkr979·1421 College Pk. 3Br. Jam rm, RV parking, $86,500. Agt. 21EAUTIES 4 Bdrm, 11'2 ba, lge encl patio. very best loc. Near everything. Sale price m .soo. c.R. v. S72.500. 3 Bdrm, 1~· ba, Mesa north area. Sale price $1~. C.R.V. $75,000. ltB>CAKPET 540.1044 S4S-4289. ••EASTSIDE•• ••20MLOT•• •$89,500• Front unit, 2 BR 1 Ba, w/large &UMY kitchen. Smaller 1 BR uol\, secluded under shade 1--------•1 trees in rear. Rents are low. Owner w/rt=plumb JUST USTIDll MEWPORT HTS. FOR EXECUTIVE •LOVE A VIEW* Ll.,1.....-OCEAN VJEW S55 000 499 SEA WARD ROAD CORONA HIGHLANDS OPEH SUMDA Y 1 ·5 w/full pnce ofCcr. Call llsl.lng office for more de· Triplex. two 2 bdrm. un· Its + penthouse with l · bdrm. Large swimming pool & 6 car parking. Priced at $189,SOO -in· eluding land! 673-3663 ~Eves associated BROKfR'> DEA1TOl1S 20 l ') \A S, 1 ' " I f J • ~ 3 BR 2'h Ba, 2200 sq.ft ' T his beautifully up· Ocean" bill view. Beaut U..-Lot Dnin R. E. graded Buccola Home! d f I d d !. ·~ Spaclou.1 Living Room upar s, pro n scp · Room for your boat! ___ 64_~_6_3_6_8 __ with big Fireplace. $109~EW +POOL Comfy front porch on Large Mast.er Bedroom, this oea t 2 bedroom •TWO• highly upgraded with 3 BR 2 Ba, UIOO sq.ft. RV home; eating area off private entrance to parking• pvt pool kite.hen and more. Won't •DUPLEXES• garden area. Slump w/glass enclosure for last! BKR,Call~1720 •EAS .. SIDE• stGoe planters hlgblicht View of ocean. Call to , 1 the room-backyard. view. ~~~~!l!~~~g~~~~~~ TARllU. Very clean & quiet. 2 BR Mesa Verde Livln1 at Ila Y.IEW REAL TY units on connecting over !Utt! $129,000. Call -.7'12Z T70-05S5 sil.ed lot. Best location 5'6-2:313 "#1 IBC~a.. close to everything OPfN1t•0 •11 H~TOttM<'I' C.-.. Mcr 1022 eora.ocWM• 1022 CorolladetMer 1022 --------Quality construction ta1b . I •. . 1 1!~~ 'II'~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •• •• •• •••• •••• --------•( w /m:l ny improvements. TWO STORY , ., \~ ., ' •PRICED REDUCED• Channing 2br, So. or hwy. fOREVBt VIEW MESA WOODS ~~F.N 5ru! i~~E ~ .. ., · j 2 sty, remodeled...! upgrd Temfic loca. Hrdwd nr, from air conditioned 3 3641 GIHIT exec home. 3 BK 2 Ba, beamed ceil'g, nu plumb· BR or 4 BR home Enjoy $94,500 D~~E:.~~~ M COUMTltY ClUI den, Ii dee~ w /vtew ing etc. R·2 lot. Perfect the view from gla:ssed·ill Quiet cul·de·sac street --------585 000 VIEW HOME towards Catalina in old l o r du PI ex. Ga r . brlcfst rm kitch BR & leads to magnificent 3Br DELUXE. near new 2 BR • ed CdM. $206,950. Brkr. stressed. By Own r . lrglivrm~/frpl~&open gjant.Huge irregularlot. 211a Ba condo. $82.500 !':::rsa~htfd~i::.~ ~~e;neu'f:'i!tb~ 759-12.88 Sl&.000.425 Heliotrope. beamceiling.lBRw/pV\ enclosed atrium off OpenSun.J.5.673-6210 wing. 20 Ft. high ~vacanl3bdrm,fmlyCHARM I NG 3br, 2ba 640-!1?9 entrance.Canbestudio, mast.erswte.Blockst~S.----,--.--- cathedr al ceilings rm home w /towering +guest house. Frpl, 2 Luxury Condo, super loc. offcorguestrm?Closeto Csl. PICaaiUa. E~s1ve 3b BRtil/u1 ~~n~rcre~fo enhance spacious living cathedral cellinr. mstr patios. R·Z lot. Pnn only. 3 Br, 2'n ba, ram rm. 2 schls & s~op'g. 2501 agents. S40-. ~e. uPainted, clean, room including AN· suite. wel bar, 2 patios. $1.S7,000.0wner,640-7030. rrplc's, $158,900. Open Harbor ~aew, Open ~ $6S.900.lS6YorktownLn. T J Q U E 0 A K Spanish tile roof. On 8th 12-4 Sat/s-in. 8 Crest Cr . w~. Uruted Brokers, ~&ossoci01es CM. OPEN SAT/SUN. p A N E L J N G a n d hole Santa Ana Country 64<M>79S. B I 11 F e r n a n d e i • Agt. 963-9801 massive rock ftreplace. Club. ~9'91 714 /646-7414 -------- Truly an entertainers PRJMfLOCATIOH LowLowPaymellh! paradise. VA terms of 708 A.•oc.ado A•~ Costa Mfta I 024 Moving out or st.ate, need New graduated payment fered. Take advantage. Duplex south or hwy, ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.o sell C.M. prop, two 4 plan makes it possible to Exc:luslve agents. Call 2Br. lBa front house-plus DRIVE BY BR homes., 1 E·slde. 1 own this lovely Costa ~!1922 .-_._-_-,--~----1-0-0-.. oew lg Zltory 3Br. Z.8a + 933 DOGWOOD W-side. 194,900 & $79,900. Mesa home w /minimum - -"" guesl +•car garage. Of· OPEN SUN 12-4 646-6813 down, very low pay· •••••••••••••••••• ••••• . ' f red t $199 500 --------t.s I v L • 0$90ClCJtes Opte Sat Ir S-12·4 COltOMA DB. MAit e a • 1'lus remodeled 3 br all MUA. VEADE :iJ~2.~~~~'der~il~~ • ..._ 219 ..,_..__t OPEH SUH. 1•5 ~illeProperties new IOtc:ben has RV ac· Great area 4 BR, 2 ba, DfYin R. E. • .. ,. cess & boat area. SI00,900. cov'd patio. many de· ----------------1 2 BR, t BA cottage with 2307 lcryslcM.Or. (714) 549-2467 Century 21 Doyle Co. corator xtras, close to HANDYMAN'S guest rm Ir ba, close to Gel ready for summer! ---------1 ~!tors, 548·1168. schls, park, country COUNTRY Gara"t ~!i~waled. village&lri~~~ghtat ~~==r P~:i; l!:::~ OCR_!~~:f~w:" ~~~~o~st ~1~~'. SlA~~·s~T,1:z~: • t e a k & r o s e woo d -"' _,.. 726 Built in wo,lt bench. .. 11 features. 3 Bdrms., 3 Just steps to Big Corona nus darling Ea.stside 3 _S4S-_5 ______ _ SlOE goes with 4 Bdrm, 2 balh townhome close to pool & clubhouse. Large lot with RV ac-I--, = • baths, separate maid's Beach. 3 Br+den, 2 bath bdrm. 11~ ba beautiful BEST IUY cess. Newly painted, quarters. Side & ocean home. on 40• R2 lot w/x· country setting starter Open Sat /Sun l ·S 181 Lexington Lane paneling and wallpaper. DON TVI,.•" • 1 d •. lnt rental unit. Bdrm & home or retirement $67,500 or ofCer. 3 BR, 1 Four Bedroom Home In ASSOC.,"•ALTOftS patlos, aun ry rm. "' garden patios, lge kitch home only $79.500. Cen· ba, newly pa.lhled, RV Lachenmyer Mesa North. Truly a _..":;;:.,;.~i.tSt. w~~~-~~FER. (bltins), used bnck frplc tury 21 Doyle Co. ~torage, lra yard. Great Buy lor $76,000. --------SEAUONREA.LTY w/att.ached BBQ. Beam Rea!tors,548-1168. 638·9894, .546 ·9556 Reatty Inc. 646-3928 673.5179 546-2313 DUPLEX 360J E Cst Hwy, CdM ceil'~. $285,000. Prin & COLLEGE PARK eves/wknds. I "''~ r•a 'I :!'t':J :YTi ! 2 br eacb. Like new w I 673-5454 qualified please. SattSun 240 Amherst Road 3 br 2 ba, lrg covered patio Take A V acatlon l .llJ.l 'l!'ll new eleet fixtures & cop· l213N.Cst Hwy, Laguna 1-5. or call for appt. 304 OPEN SUN 12·5 m Mesa del Mar. $81,500. in ttus pleasantly private ._-f.£j(t'U1f j per plumbing. Huge 49'7·3388 Goldenrod. 67S-Ol4'6 Just tis~! Th\S classy 557-3470 well decorated home _ "" ____ , ==-·-~ garage. ZOii Agate Ave.-iim ·.-............. ·.-. •::. -iiiiil 461 SStltA DR. eartht.one 3 bdrm near --------which features a low S237,50064G-72.46Agent Cor ona Highlands, school, dbl garage & --------1 maint yard, elevated MESAVRaDE c--vcH•RMra SOUTHOFHWY. b frplc only $82,SOO. Cen· RASTYOUll sundeck,2frplcs&mucb 58' VVW"llt• ,.. ~ private beac es. 4 tury 2 l Doyle Co. more!Dori'tdelaycaU $79 500 1 Yr old. View. Mast br 3 Bdrms., 2 ba .. + den; Bdrms, 2 baths, fenced EYES AND LOSE 1_..1 R.E. ._......._ _ _._ • w/l"'IC oo R·2 comer lot; owner yard, Clxer. Price re· _Re_a_lto_rs_._S48_·l_l_68_. __ your heart on this 3 bdrm ""' nP'l"Jun1o OutataodiJ.\I 3 bedroom, •r D 963 "867 2 bath bome with shalte PLUS will carry 1st T .• duced to $149,000 . FWshl....,~ 2~ bath+ bon\13 room '"" roof, buUt·tn kitchen. At Separate 1 br apt w/frpl $168.~ · Agt/Owner. 673·3620 SSS SA.VE SSS neat 15 x 30 pool home! •---A-LL_H_EW __ _ this price It could be a &viewllfCJl-al.S298,SOO.Mlty ~~1'°"5 BUI custom house. 3 Bdrma, 2 bath&. Open PriOpen.cedboalusSIMe.loooSS.at/Sun llVJ'oDOW~ grutinvestment.Hurry, I -r .. -• Sunday 12·4 . 2 4 9 . U 7 4 "' CALL7Sl·3191. '"""""'" ,,..,,,.. -&17-6.132. ()pen Sun 12·S. 362Magnolia • '""""""'• 644-.-.u CdM CHAl.M 709 Narcissus Hanover. College Park. VA TERMS • SELECT tt'ilffcJtn.. •--------• Agl646·7414 400E.17"~a FOR.!!£ Vacant & completely re- PROPERTIES Spac.1 lou1 duplex; 3 --':......------C.M. ---....... furbished. New paint, 3 BR & 2 BR dup)e1t, ~. + 2 bdrm. ·S fu.ll TWODUPLIXES College Park -4 BR. Lrg . ~-"', .··,· • _ • ...._ --------r bean oOsland. $264,500. baths:.ca ~barmlnt tree-onutSUl8,500 lot, Crplc, lots of xlraa, --..r. ~ ~~~·/~~~· 2w:~h SELL Idle Items with a 2 BJ\, yellow doll house, "--'s•~-·rbay. """'~"' ... _ .. ,. ... 500 $84,000.540-1979. 1_..... 0 si475 D '1 PllotCl l.fiedAd ..._. .. ~._.. ,...,~...,... wtenc...,.,.. pa o. aty ass '$184,SOO.RJtr.673·6511 otlAM91COAST BolhatalntlocaUons. MESA VERDE OPEN downt.ovets.Comerlnt. GtMr.. I 002 Gfterol I OOZ llA.L ISTA. Tl ~I.E. HOUSE 3 br, den, formal MESA D& MAR llroost 7,000 sq ft. '!!f. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• 644-4141 C44t .... UI dlnln1 rm & pool. OP&it SUH any terw! Try any • We have just listed this exceptional trHevel on the bulkhead l The only walerf ront condominium available in this. exclusive area! Large Uvlng rm. & 2 bdrrM. on the bay. formal dining, 2Y.a baths, pool, Jacuul 4c private beach! $328,000. OPEN TODAY. ~033 Bayside Cove Eut. ~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~! SlZl,000. ()pen Sal & Sun 4 Bd 1 _,. 500 fer! SeeaU99CapitaL -tz.S. 2.337 Clubhouse Rd, rm, poo • -· · Reduced to $19S;boo. Duplex. Lovely 3br NI· ~60. Owner will carry 2.nd. • RED CARPE1" Owner w/COClllder COO· modeled home+ 2br un· --------Makeofrer. t.ratt ol sa)f, tecond TD, it. Fplces & 2 car parking FAMILY DB.IGHT 947 Presidio DI'. 645·347 4 you name ltl Owner ea. 607 Larkspur. Prin. 4 BR, 1~ ba, hd noors. · 640-2-i:>S muat sell immac S BR 2 onl)t. Byownr.840-1840 frplc. RV stor, peaches. [~ -~··i ~ •. ~ OPEN SUN 12·4 Ba· hon>• W/vlew of 1vo~a21R plums, s hade for the mc-oc:.an & pvt beach ac· ,....,, summer. $78,900 By 2145C«YoPtoc• ~. SJ6 DeAnu.. •I'· So.side. 75f.OC.58 nwnr, ~5·3673, princ An outstanding 41Jr, 2Ba IJS.ZSll CAM!OtoOJR.ANDS only. O....TOD~Y l ·S homeinMes.Verdewith ._..._. ••s' u.. • Kqn!fteeot 180 detrce E.Side 3bt. l~ba. buge IS2 SANTIAGO pool &jacmsl, tree lined --·-rw.-4bT 2 ba a n:.i Owner b t t. reduced atre«. int.erior•exterior a Br, faml~ f'OODI , I ~ vu. I l lot., bettloca . ...-et.ooly the _ee .. ....!Ul0a1s lovc'u iDXLNTCONDmON. Ct11I~. on coni.r lot. ~!'J'JH , enc pat 0 • f19.860.~ ~..._ .,.~:nr.""· ... --....... '! MVSTSRE ,,... .. modllttnet. .... 000 ladudn land.. _.-... UUUI"' ..... ....... ~-•-•112 Open Sun 1•5. 41U ...... U.t.t nu 'drpe n llv ~"' & 6Jl•ZIOJ - -Cortland Dr. 871-7211 3bt', ~tty ltlt, custom mut.r bdrm el.lit. sbut· ~ C>nei-poot • ja~t1 prol. deco, Jo ten, 2 patfoa 0 lrlf Mmn-.-nalnt .Jl'G. Rodoc:ed to decbd n:dwood). Walll 1 ~,1r,,sa OCIAMVU.OWHM $111,SOO.Al\.5SM905,l-6 to all achl•. 1 trl!!!!!!•!•!•-~ I f.alltaattc b\o'I, Ratbor Am• r I ea n Ho m • tiir Via.Sb r, frol, must Me. COtlNIPA.U Gutrant.od Protertlooi-------- 'You b't need a IWI t.o 1«·2641, M4 .. 722 111.4 4 •a lamJly, earth t.on• Plan. By awntt. C'Ol"M1", 'B.R. ! ''draw fast" w!Mn 1ou White S.111. Opell l·I , thnaout, cloH to ad.Ill, CtRh • f 21 AJW' ba, lam rm, 1800 sq ft, place ao ad ln the D•U, Sa~. d>uftbet 4 abop'1, COi'-714-527-0020 ~opper plumbh11, nl.l P0at WUllAdll Call now ntrlol. P'*lbl R.V. ac· palot.172,$00.2163 Na· ~ s.IJldlelttma MJ.5"71 .._lll.500.Aat~U WdAds C.ll&C-561"1 UonalAve.MS-2319 • -.:: t::' • • e • .~ • ~ ..:: .l • -e • • • • • -\ • • -.. •. 4'illt ---• • ..... -.. A • .. .. .... ~. • ~-· ~.~~ ...... : ~:~g ..... .I~.~~ ..... _ ~~~ ...... ~.~~---·· ........ ~~~-......... we ........... • .......... 1'40 .......... ICMtlturs-OllllHclt IHO .,.... 1044 ....... 1044 ....... • ..... .......................................................................................................................................................................................... '!t•nt....:S. . . ...... ;\ . ....._.. ...... .._ I C....MIM 1024 1XJ1CUtrYa -------------YlmnlMM'llTH ......... w /rMI NOO, 2 8Jt l~ n. . llACM' Slll.000 ffB BU-ILOER MUST •••~• VGlvvaitf mod4tl, 1d" overloob pool. by 1-------,.lllTATI OflMMOUSI runaft» YAll -...PfOC .. upll'd.!Br r=:·~t&s':°U.<:r..~ ._.._ ..-sA YIRDI JOI to _. from th1a Sill AT COST n•nJUIRI + lam rm. StM,liOO. By HSU Kawa (Nr. Jralllut IAITllll ..... qal4l "-... ..,..._ l"oraal »•. rm wUJt .,..ll MllH wla d.ow. · a.e "pa.rat. tamlt1 roo• i.o.tt crukll•I ~ brick ftrepla.w. .. .... med Wrma, pool st.ct iol toot Act DOW f •1n1 OJ/If•' Ill•• flS llll't io• MCf' ~ ...... I baU. Jltll i •lor1 »oo& bom• Parlt Plac. uecutlve Popular Broactmool' O'#Del'. ~'l'B. friJetr~> m.ion =:.!!_•ilt,.~ ~,'° wffHh1Uc private bom9. Fwmal Dto. rm., This new custom HB 3Br 2 SW""' home Plan '• approx. three ---c• "-_..,M. 01 11'-*•pool.,....Haa •fHto. lritdMG. fam. h 1 h t Un u.-1" h t tentb1 o f an acre. ·-·--PAHllALTY ~ ....._ 4 bdr •• + den w /J rm. Otaat Boa• room. 4 as p us rus earpe g wuvug Ou • p r o t • • 1 I o 11 a 1 1 y ,...,, ... ..._ Jn lrviM. 3 BR. 2 ba flOOl..POOL ftpk:a. yuy la• eom•r kinp1M t.clroomt. ~ woodburning fireplace, separate lud1cpaped. Auto Just listed, Plan so. hoQJO. No asaoclat.loo. Udrm, 1..._ tam l"m, lot wtvlew o f park. of oak floortna. Very laundry rm and pant.ry, beautiful 1prtnltler1. Me.ny \lP· locatedateodof tranqwl MU' all acboola. only new rotll, ....., d9cllill1. l'bool t()cfa.y tor appt to analoua seller ! OPEN ceramic tiles in entry. kitchen & p-adel. Owner an.idoUs. cul de sac. Spectac11Jar sn.ooo. maQJ atrM. A·l ~I· Me..64$.901 HOU$E SAT /S V N 2'h Ba. Jots of wood cabinets. $1.32,IOO. view. l mmac. cond. 551.5000 .. s. CST PLAZA 153-1100 maintenance, lg master, skylight & is rm., formal «1n1ng rm., new Aapenwood. Lowest caW.otcul...._c~ln l advantage of rare opportunity. f111lcs.3Cargarage. bri<f&:e.OwnermustMll ~~;.,!~late ~r·~~·c':li dishwasher, custom drps, low ~ w.:.~~2~.,!U:,'ra~1~WOODBRIDGE : BrHd '8drm. 2balb, 21tory oa Real Qtate a11Nr1t•H1s111Nro11No• only 2 miles from ocean. Hurry & take ~ laundry rm .• wet bar, 2 prioe4 brboase In Wood· u•e -netcbborbo od. By Owner. Ma ecrea,t Builde .. n~ .. cash for next venture. Beaut.itul )'ard w\th cov-lmmedlately. TUl1l Jett ---------• Completcb' refwi>ilbed bme. S br l'°' ba, stn I .. ~ erec:1 peUo. A jewel Jn a off Yale at WoodbolJow. '1 $4.000l&OW inclUdiN carpets, alnt, Jot. $1UOO. ~568S tor so bas reduced price $25.000 below perfectsetdng. $199,950 Elmwood. s102,ooo • .APPllAJSAL appliaoca. Sale price _•.:.;PP;__·------• MSMIOMSHOUS martettoonly'89.500!f IAHCHUALTY ~ETRll 7$2.53118aller5PK Kesa Nortb pool home. •·•· MBA YaDl-VA ~"S TMIOW ' ....,.,., .cl etl SS l·JDOO Popular Plan 4, Lakeside EMonOHAU %JJOO sq. A. of 1pacious ..,Mee... $79950!1 TtorlHltJ ..... Hwl41-tOtO. condo; l·bdrm. + loll. J\luy abou~ where )'oG elepoce. Odrm, din rm II I 0 Mlw~ .. 4. T'~a•-~ -other-In· TO RACH LOTS 0 c.entral air. Tesuils. pool. U ·---'U lo 6f-lu.-~~lows pool n29 ....... ....... ... Lv'u" br, 21•-wfipool -------------F jacuzd, exercise room, W < ._.you veone ~ ·--"'~· • C.... ..._ law's retreat w /sitting v • _, 1 bh ... t ol these bi~bly llPlr•ded (lh34 cstm Blue Haven) ·--------1 •-bdrm plWI harp 3 I n e x c l \l a i v e cvaluue! !'!'.!;. n gr ea •ondos. otb are 2 llvtq. Faotastic !or en-nn • s I hb b d l 1wa..... 1t...-L 1040 tw~ INdl 1 040 CA1111JS --" ""-~-'-'-c. A muet on bdrm home. Thi$ unique n• I or oo • m ·*90111-=+• _. D·"'VIDD.C"'•Ls......,. bedroom, 2 bstb, e•· ~;"ll;L Move ;'; this VACANT reaidence offerJ privacy mediate po11e1slon. •••••••••-•••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• Have been addod to tbe .a :r -""3 pemive wallpaper & lots ,,,_ FIXER 1.-IR and • rm for a every 9G<511l .....___..R.V •--i7 kitchen of tbia desirable llAL Oil IJJ.929 of excitt1u extras! C1be. Phone toda)'. Only 111Vr-r-member of the fmly. ~ ~..... Se I l &c a t"t•itooo ~~1 Drnl•mr .... ,..,_,_c-.&...1•6 , bedtoool tam.11y boine WILLOW vera poo s ec. -. · Anldoat owmr wWe•rry Mov~ fast on lhls one! II~ • -.......--r that Is near schools, hall.Call now 2Dd TD or may lease op-Pbooeoowl 54&-9491. n--• ""-••te Cal Clasalc ain&le story, park, tennia and shop-Spac. 4 Br, den, 3 Ba, 752-1920. Walker & lee Uoo. Close to schools. ____ ....,.._IUf_ .. ____ 1 bri&bt & cheerful decor. 619ArianaCr $85 650 ""-.. Abri..t.t--.a bom Ml) down Lm parquet Gc;iod area. J ust listed, C!-.c> ... _ale Specl·"sta. Grutlocatioo. $82,llOO. 3 Br, !rplc, u'.1e nior ~to call ... ~e. .... e:! entry. Great cul-de-sac d_ ftUAIL ___ Real __ F.a_ta_ie ___ t tlli,'195. Woo't last! C.U 7.4 :'S bdrm rn':Jei.a lng$74900 uuaa naa· loc. acrou from pool & p~ •CE IASTSIDE now,645-7221. Rea1£1tate avaU, iomo w/poola. THE IJlllNG lallConstellation ' • tennis. 2 Mos old. ..-INVESTMBCT CENTURY21 IYO-..-~ $84,000 $1lt,500. Open t his -ao,-nt:.MP.N.• Of'f'OltTUMITY _______ ..,._...__.,.__, 4Br,2ba,for1Dal d.lnlof, 67~ ·7•01 'W~I_..., """"-.Pemln~Propertiea Highly uparaded P lan 4Br,frplc,enclpa~ ~ wkeod.Calls.:59-9325oc lJ b In bri-~ f .•-1 400. • Br, 2~ Ba, larce -• ve as snug as a ug BY OWNER ui. rpA", comer ot. 2 llACH HOUSE lot, wet bar, covered 9102Mahalo.$11S,000 ~ YOUI HOME llDUCID $4,000 this attractive, almost car gar. 900 Docwood. • Br 3 Ba 'd• sundeclc: 1 pa"-•· -• .... vard Only 3 Br. 3ba. 2 sly. pool TO_.·-·-completely reblt 2 bdrm 2 stry, 6br, l~ba. Lrg $78,500. Pbooe '151.()774 • ' ·' 06" pidlly d -~ w ..... -· SHAFFER&ALLEN "'"-" U11 borne while you are con· !am rm & llv rm, near eves. yrlnewl· IDbra b e· • REALTY 675-6741 2 Bdrm. townhouse in The Terr ace. $89,SOO. Owner bH purcba1ed other. strucUng a duple• on the schls & 1bop'g. Xlnt•---------1 ve op ng eac area. rear oe this lge R-2 lot. cond. S83,500. 549-8007 llG HOUSE ~~-816 2oth St. JUNE IRIDE _Seller has variance & UTTLI PIUCE Lovely 3 Br condo. Im· llAMCH llAl.TY •.Plans for yoµ. Better LAST CHANCE! For this near ly new •OPIM HOUSE• mac. cond in the heart of OPIMSAT/SUM 1·5 5062ALDR (OU of Jordon) b urry on this one! Owner has reduced hls Crffnbrook beauty nr Sat&nl..S,3newocn REAL.TV INC. South Huntington Bcb. ___ 5_5_1_·2_00_0 __ _ 545-9'91 i:t:iJ~~~~~ So.CoestPlaza.Approx viewbomes,SBr,2YIBa, 7 14/146-137' Thisbeautycanbeyours IASTRUfF -. #JI el Walker & lee U.c:Wdra~ ••. It couldn't hurt to call Chuck Nash about a re· warding career in real •estate. Free lral.n.ing If ,YOU qualify. 54().5101. ~, IS'x lS'POOL!! MISAVEaDE This My 3 bdrm ac fmly -rm pool home ts out· 1tandin1. Creal for en· tertaining & fmly enjoy· rnent. Your guests now from the lge liv rm & fm· ly rm thru sliding glass doors outside lnto a btfl patio, pool & garden area . Phone today 545-9491 -. ... 18. ,.__ 1_ .... c .. -...... t o alOO sq tt of livtni space au.ndeck. frplc. micro ~~~~~~~~~ for Just $2SOO down. ~unvt1t ...... ..... -~ .......... in this 4 bdrm home oven -HWTY, will not lasl the _._ .. I • I de•J direct before the w/added bonus rm. Your 512-514-:516 ~eva weekend. Call 5 IOIM CUlverdale 3 Br, pJ"ofe!IS commis.sion is added. own fnJit trees thrive In Bch & Indianapolis PllC~S&.ASHID CURTIS I.E. Newly offered this Jvly decorated, a·" to park, DOif V • f"IUXIO.IX Mesa Del Mar delight is prol. Jandscped rear yrd. LEADERSHJP Owtias ANXIOUS 962-2456 home has it all. One of "" I ROUOa \ 3brdd' 2bda,fdin r.ml •plus an Walt to shopping, parks, MZM66 Eve846-4938 Thev've p urcbeued ---------1 N.B.'s best locations. 5 pool, tennis. Priced to ~c::'.:? a e am1 Y room bus. cau now to inspect. be b Sub i bdrms I J frml sell fast. Agt 551·4682 640-7000 w/beamed cathedral MS-94Bl. Comfy Condo, 3br, 2Ylba, anot t>:d omthls it HmtWoa din, 3• b~ Yof,C:;ed at _ev __ es_______ . ceilings. Many upgrades 1rl encld pat.lo, 2 car gar :;..ded ~st~ :~::i~ ttstacMr I 042 $188 ,500. Open sun. Tur119rod1 Glelt --------· "' xt ras ! Open Hse w/auto opener, lrplc, home. ' lrg bdnns, 2.:t4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1·5PM. '159-1501 Highland Model, 3 ea, TURTLER~K Sat/Sun 1-G. 2858 Drake blt.ns, upgraded thruout, baths, lam rm, form din LOWEST PRICE IN unattaclled home at 112 _,__ Ave.557·3160 common pool. $76,900. area, ch~rful kitchen COMPLEX Stillwater. Lgecomer lot lto1 :t or"-1 8286 C berrywood. w/eat area. Sparkling Seascape con4o, 2 BR, w/view, teak entry , 2 Bdrm. den, 1 baths. 963-8M6. By Owner. Pria pool + b\lilt·ln BBQ for 2~ BA, welbar, fn>I, 2 ---------vaulted clgs, c1058 to ten· End of cul-de-sac, nr I 026 _only.....;;_·-------tbolle awnmer evenings. balcoJ!,YS ~ microwave nis & pool. Prine only greenbelt. New carpet· IY OWMSt si•.950. ()penbouse$Un· oven. Wont last long at HOE please. SlSl,900. Call ing thru~ut. Owner anx· DatlingBeach CoUage. Blke to beach. lmmac. ciay l ·S.86621..usaDrive. onlt '82.sod. Prin only 552·0194; 833-6114 ; ious. $101,750. Open i!t~t~~c uwaded 3 br2 ba, large I '60-4361 I please. 846-9037. 11m 11m _833-_5888______ ~~~ts at 18682 Real F.at.ate country kitchen, familJ Y~~~P~-~PJ!oE P~ase don't let the kitty BY OWNER, 3 BR, 2 ba, ICMOU.PltOl'BTllS s-.::.:·~:::u~::r wlth 83l·2a>O ~. ~c:e :a~i:i1~::e~21~J:411•c SHOWPLACE AT THE :i~:~a~ ~cat~.~~s5z~~w._1_si._2_•_• __ ,_4_4-_2_54_2_ adeligbtlul4 BR, pool. & FORSALEBVOWNER 117,900. 8582 Afton Cir, BEACH condowith •prlvate1pa. Woodbridge Condo Park J·acuz2ihouseina selting 4 BR home, l~ Ba, Liv 963-87S8 ---------INSUNSETBEACH Centralalrforyoursum· home, 3br. 2ba, up-R 2 bl ---------Professionally decorat· d perfect for indoor, out· m, car gar. rsn • La Cuesta By The sea. ed. 2 sty townho me mer_ comfort an c~m-graded, Air. patios, end door entertaining. $88.SOO . 0 pen h s e Walk to beach. Im mac. OMIMILE w/flnesl custom reatures ~~!1'..poo.ooo~· Now askmg writ. 1119.ooo. 559·'282 OpenSat&Sunl·5PM Sat/Sunt-5.7t4-493·2440 4br, 2%ba, fam rm TOIEACH thruouLModem.large,3 vuq..-• 673-1 II I Wallt to the beach from w/frptc, din rm, lge cvrd Enjoy the ocean breeze BR & Fam J\m, includes ---------this 2 BR, 1 ba hse. R2 patio, R.V. space, UP· from your condo, full pvt self cont'd '"in laws OPENHOUSE lot.Byownr.493-7649 grades thruout. Earth amenities +well -q11arters" w/pvt entry 0-PoW ••••••••••••••••••••••• YALE MOOR THE PllCE COMES WT SAT/SUN 12-S 1---------1 tones. Bltn kit w /Jenn-maintained landscap1bg. possible. Just 50 steps to . POOL/Eostsi• Refre11hing 2000 sq rt Oceanview twnbse. 3 Aire BBQ. Many xlras. Nr HWlt Harbor for un· the sand, adjacent to BeautlBr,Zba,famrm ~~rVent~.home,~[s Bedrm, 1750 sq . ft. Must see. $11&,000. dei-$70,000.Call now.• HunUngton Harbour & w/fr plc.' New kiteh, ... _ orm :tn rm, trf,900. Owner 9'19·'1090; Owner.tfil.9161 ii i • clcMtoall1ervices . .Just -4 bedroom executive home. Priced to seU fast . Asking only $103,900. because it is the crown· ing l oucb on lbis beautifu l T urtlerock home. Mrs Clean lives in- side & Mr. Fixit t.a.ltes care of the exterior. It's an DUIACULATE Plan 8 that la t.ndhfulb' move- ID ready. Doll 'l miss this opportunity ol a lifetime! 624 2 Sierra Siena. $129,900. OP.EN SAT .& SUNl·S • f ,~nclosed boat access. fm rm, $115,000. By ~. z:o-o'L listed at $150,000. Call ·2$11 Westminster Ave. ~ 3262 Waahingtoo.1-Lg-e_bo_m_e-.-.,-e-lot-. S-b-r,-d-in-1 V~~rse.o:-oung.-?1•1L now for all details. $87,900. Pb 646-9328 & rm, library, fam rm. SBr. 1 ml from bcb. -·~-'--·--Agent.55&-4S56 54IH4S1 MesaVttdebeauty,3BR, Pool, spa, v11 Dana Jscuui w/maaonr y --------- aAMCHUALTY r.11.e:TSIDE 2 ba customized home. Harbor &OcMn.496-4456 .a.-..t..:-frpl · 1 ..-1 d' , """""'"'· • pnme oc. --------Lrg forms tn C r m, $115.000. firm. 962-0385. YOW' "someday" dream 551·2000 ho me i1 • reality ---Tll--.------ Sare & secure Is this 2Br. cam rm, 3 frplc'a, huge .. 28a condo. Almost new patio w /lirepit, beauty Fa• t• V•y I 034 ZBr twnbse, 1 ~ml to bch, w/2 car garage. Call Liz lndscpd front & back. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool. frpl, gar, patio, TODAYS BEST BUYS WDAY! --.-. llAUTY IAHCH REALTY ,.,...~ • 1044 • for app'l to see. 642·5200. Ele<: garage door opener OPEN HOUSE, owner, trees It qui el. $62,900. S ,500. 305 Alla Lane. & much more. $97,500. Sat, Sun. Pheasant Run 2 B r o k e r PRICID SLASHED 551-2000 \jG'1 ~IU~ This choice property --------·1-=--rr-21 sbowslikeamodel.Huge SAVE SS ~ 11 '"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -PETE BARRETT -REALTY- By owner, prin only . sty exec, 3 BR. 3 ba, 754-1.239/893-2764. 540-7610 $141.500. 10298 B11nting ·--------Circle, 968-3044 •VA $1751<• step dwn liv rm w /frptc, ....._ 1.., llhlte frml din, 4 big bd.rms, 3 llDUCB> $9,000 640.5357 WORK OM $89,950 642-5200 ANTl9UE CAlS? STOP I .... '-'UEST A Dbl 1 'd •-Don't miss this ._,.. .. ratME LOCATIOH e garage pus COV ... That's not a misprint. 3 View Condo in Hunt· ington Harbour, lBr, + loft, 2 patios, frplc , highly ugpgraded. cau to see. I work with Orange Co. Vets only. Homes to $17S,OOO. For info call: Vet Agt. SU-0800 baths. Very nice ~v'd Owners transferred, --------• patio. Now only $1M,9SO. must sell their 4 bdrm. --------- Open Sun l..SPM. 7$&-1501 bome in Culverda le, Home & land. 4br, owner. Cast! As~ing o nly $107,000 this week only. (QtlJ'!Ol;w1tt uu1 $79,900; priced below Was $114,500. Accept 30 fenced carport off alley. Good luy Ba M .. EX "Mesa Verde Cul-de·sac Expanded customized By owner, 2400 sq.fl . Bdrm, 2 onterey DUn. llVIMISTIALl 'Street, 3Br, 2Ba, lam rm, Kenny Koll bit home jacuzzi, ocnce space, nr plan with family room. HUNTINGTON BEACH OMLY $77,500 -market & open to all of· day Escrow only. Wood· Real F.atate fers. A ~ of home for a bridge Z1 Song.sparrow ,wallc 4 blks to grades 1-8. w/added din rm. Fresh Mile Sq. Pk. 554-#42 Owners leaving country. 3Br, ZBa & 2Br, 2Ba, lg n-·utifully upgraded '-;;;1iiij;;j;;iiiii11iiij;;;;; $82 500 __ _:... ______ Jmmaculatel Priced to yard near school, only .....,_ Ill REEsEREALTORS =~~&_:~Lsv~y~ $10.000DOWH sellthisweekend! JIB,500. =:f"t::dC:~;.!,~~~ Notice little pnce! Act now! 551--0ZJS • Call 552.7500 for details. RANCHO S.1. 3 BR, San Luis Rey. 12th green " lake Vu. $155,000. 23 Nuevo.S47·70U ;>, 751-1473 bon1JSrm. Lowmaintre-$UY75 mo. 4 BR, bonus Ill ~ 75&-1501 COLLEGE PARK. BY aryrd&sepveg. garden rm., pool, 3·car gar. -R~D45-CAR_347PET.4 ·, ~ IRVIN£ ESTAJ£ OWNER, 3 Bdrm. 2 bath area. Plush. new cpu. Prime area. No credit v • ....._,. den. No qllalifying. As Hurry I Phone today. needed. Please phone 1..._5502 FOR SALE IMVESTOIS red hill ~ ... 552·7500 -sume VA of $42.000. 54S-S49l. 751-817S ---------,--:-.... .,..., ...... _ 1---------•·--------NearlY ~ acre with the ....._ ,............_ ar beyer who wants tax • Con.spric:~ •. 2n900d.~;.t;>~ ~~~a~ (~l'i'ITil;m1ituu1 OwMt-Trmnfernd DWI.EXES 5 • ...__M r--UNIVPAIJCIH exec-utlve entertainers vtut•hN-advantage on mucb de· _. uu" · -·-·-------Forced to leave this ter· * ...-..s-* 4br detached home lo dr eam yard. Large P1an IV. 1 BR + loft. sired Turtlerock Glen 4 only.7Sl-6633 Real Estate rific.welllocated4Bdrm $9S,OOO.t.o$1M,OOO. Curved stairway leads super loc. Loads of up-custom poo l and Tennis,pool,overlookl.ng BR 2 Ba, on Sycamore Royal home. wh\ch SCOTT REALTY uptomstrsllite&4more grades. Price reduced. spa-l600 sq. ft. of con· bubbling stream. only Creek. $165,000. Tenant. features beautiful )'ant, 536-7533 bdrms. covered patio ()po Hse Sat/Sun 12-4. crete patJo with firepit. S59.SOO. Owner W/CUTY w/ remal.G til Feb. 19. IY OWNER EASTSIDE drive-thru boat gate " --------•I w/beaut. landscaping. Owner,551-4632 Hugetreeslinetheyard. 2ndtrustdeed. 8J3.l92'7 Walk to park and So. 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath, modem Coast Plaza. 3Br, 2ba, home with open beamed ram rm, frplc, cstm spa. ceiling; 00 a huge lol. $102,000. Ph540-0084 Only $79,900. Call much mo re. ONLY Price slashed to sell 1 --------1 Lots of ireeo area for the Plaza~~~ RltrY IY OWNER 117,750. 3 BR Condo, sp•cious, •4 Up I DoWlt* UHIVBSITY kids a nd garden. The --------W1 U Metwon over 40, \D'lusual green Near nu Landmark s PAIK Ill home i.s 3000 sq. ft. of de· WOODBRIDGE Irvine Townhouse. Lge 9,~oa67 are.t, million $S rec. Up· bdrm, S batb in immac. Excitin" Oxford model corators delight with New 2 story 4 BR 3 Ba. living/dining area ck ~ "raded, $13,950. Must cond. Huge lam rm. '" formal dininlfi room, -ft-1ed tam rm. 2 br & • . , 1 1 w/boous rm le view of :MOO sq.ft .. den, fplc, lge ~d b . F d --------•I sell. Agt, 549-8341 Hurry it won l ast mu. Pride of ownership separate ram y room, bade ya.rd. M115lsell. Pvt 2n a upstairs. nc OPIH HOUR ---------• '98.900. condlUoo. 3 bdrms & din den and s or 6 bdrms. Pty. 213-475-4390 yard & patio. $66,770. Pis I Ol22 a CEMTIO 5 ILOCIS * 2 Story .. ...,. rm. Near tennis crts & Safe cul-de-sac and no --------· call today. 5Sl-054T i9~~5 iiMlt • + Family room. See ifrii SUMDAY l ·S FROM IEACH 4 bd.nns l2 xtra lge), 2Y.a pool. Shopping nearby. association fees. Better DEERF1ELDTWNHME OP&tSUM t-4 Thll duplex is LARGE! baths. Lib moving into a Offered at • bargain hurry 2 br. den, cstm shutters, 3 Bdrm, 1~ bath tlome Two 3 bedroo. m. 2 bath newbousew/allthework price oC $115,000. Phone • IJJ.33'0 rdwddedr,$80,500. llOtl W-St. w/used brick frpl. .. __ 1ns•.o-... I •Mau $52-8879 •L..1..-&a..p.-&. T It I units witb fireplaces. UU11e! ..,.. t.rac .. oc. -.,..~9491. ....,...,n..a.. _ .......... , ..-. appreciate. PRICED TO s ELL. Sl 19.990 · Peninsula Realty 546-32t8 957-1232 EASTSIDE/ly oWMr Prime R2 fot w/s mall house. 548·2728, no $94,500 agents please. a e o v e r o a n p R I D E 0 F $97,900. IUD C~ Most 9op11lar model ;~n!";:.n~e~~·~: OWNERSHJP AREA for • .__.__. (~li'lj'Jl;j;tl>IUJ:t IY OWNER Univ. Park home. 2 Very clean. 2 story, 4 uo...o ....... E/ 'd• ... t Bdrm, 2 Bath. approx ~uc..,.. s• "' c .... • ious. $180,000. Call Upstairs could be con· Real Estate Gn.ety leclile.d! Bdrm, 2 ba +den, lge llv· 752-1920. vetted into 4th & 5th ---------• • JOP O' tET7,900 buus the m0&t ....... ing rm & dining rm. 2200 sq ft., on cul·de·sac 2000sq t't, 3Br, fam r m, 3 st.Byowner,751-0221. ~';i7~~r, R -2. Agt ~ bdrm or use for great ~ -.. w/frplc & wetb•r. '-'U •1L· party rm or b~e fam UMIYllSITY PIK graded Edinburg in Cathedral ceillnp. Air ,,. A rm. Comer loc. 191,500. vi I l. 1 • modi c i e d THE TnDIC£ U3bniv+. Pnlttln .. Central A,1c. cond, tiled roofs, 2 aep ASSUMAIU LOAM Huge (2000 sq.fl. Home) W /custom familY rm, 2 fplc '• a nd oversized yard. Only $S69 mo. Buyer may assume ex· tstlnc VA 81h% loan. $79,900 full price. 754-7800 B .. AS'l'M C7 g , .... , ......... .. ' Jllfmt NII, one owner, 34 moe new condo. aBr, 2'-' Ba . Xl nt location . '12.000. Ca 11642-5200. PETE BARRETT -REALTY- 142-5200 MESA VERDE PLACE * 2 thod z Leif* Fordham twnh,,e, 1900 sq I UHUI r s g rm, •m garages. Attractive en. tt end unit, • br, 2YI ba. A 2 bedroom Cardiff In rm, 2~ba, microwave trance, patio&: yard. By Adjacent to C.lrf. Goll -(0,..Tll:JOP.M.) 3 bdrm, f•m rm, cozy Open House, Sat/Sun. oneolthemostdesirable ova, n u Pilotless o"Wner, Asking $107,SOO. Cl11b.DeHgbtful4Br,3ba frp l c, new patio 4332 Senlu Way. By a reu of University selfcleaningoven,porta· prin only. Call 552-8243 ~~P1!{~g'rmlge.fAatrntTarmc· -• ._.--a.....-.-.-----L-f0_4_0 ~ MILE ww/filrekpitt. So •• Hry.Bth. lnl°!. Owner. $105,000. SSI-<M<M Park. Convenient. t o ble bar w/4 bar stools, anytime • .,. '"' ......... _ _,, -a o ev.,. ... or97S-4980wrkdys. everything and time to mirrored wardrobes, -~-------Uvely priced by owner at ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hurry! $'19,950. _____ _,;;,. ___ , do whal you wanl on mim>red din rm, MUCH Turt1erocJc: Highlands 4 bT $132,500.PbS40-0827 c HER R Y W 0 0 D flOM Drll'ff AltlfwS.-WOOODIOGI thmebeauUfulweekend.t MORE.OpnHseSat/Sun home, view. Open Sun· COSTA MISA TWNHSE2sty, KIMI C.21 LOCKHART S &: S Drtllwood twnhle. because there ls no ma· 12·5. 21 Roc~rose <off day 1-4. $199,500. 7$&-113.1 Tlft.IX 2 BR l YI Ba, fp)c. XIDt ft~-961J.?30'1oc9&2-88t7 38r, z~Ba. din rm, Cam jor yard worit for you. Seton&Culver).552·4231 ...;or~0.:.....;·2966...._. ____ _ area. Fast escrow. lYI ~ nn. wetbar, frplr A/C, Now of!ered a l only ._..__ 10441-1-. 1044 Sl7S,000/$JS,OOO• yrs ne w . $69,900. 4 BR,lartel'aml).fRm, Price reduced for q uick enc oynx batbt\lb1, '89,900. ...-.--.-..-• Ownercarrlesbalan~at Sboc'eline R.E. Ma-0761; Uledbridilplc,beaul&IP· sale, 2Br, pool, adulta, ~allcoumer,iarct.r ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 9 . 5~. Po 1 it iv e I y evs. 963-9Cm graded, xtra cabinets. 21815 Delaware C. $58,500 °'**'• tinted windows, breathtaking 6 yr old _. ... _.151 Well man.ict.ll'ed. Call: Claire Seipp Rlty (213) ~ closet doors, dream boat in mtnt cond. ._.. ..... nvv * " 432-3'71 ccw' patio, corner lot. All 2 story studio apts. Sat&n 1-5, be.acb walk DGt to la park w/pool '- Owner'u pt la 1450sq ft. Coodo. 2Br. 2Bai 19'1118 ..._.w/~C•••• lot·lol. $109,SOO. By Features mcl blUns, dis· Sborecllff, PCH G dnw1l 11 .. SBl', 1~ ba1 pool, owner. sse..8239 aft epm bwaaher, pauoa. frplca & LEADERSHIP c l u b bu, P• n ·li u cr•enct.. lhakerotll. Top locatlon, aa..-evel46-4"8 irounds. V•c•nt. adulta •--------- east of Harbor Blvd & No MllO/mo ol WUaon. 4R W /POOL f:ALLINLOVEAGAlN U .1 Bdrm, bbr beach, WOODBIUOOECONDO IAMCHllALTY w.....,~-:...,.--co IY OWMllt tnHunUn.atooLaDdmark partlally turn, pool, 11townerBt021tocyend 111..JOOO Lr1 lam rm, Uv rm, din for a d ulte over 40 . ClubbM, 2 tar Pf, V.· umil, 2.Br, 112/Ba, cov· C21JtfJ1 .. J7JI rm. 2 t>a. Pvt tpt'd pat.lo Mllllon dollar recrea· C&Dt.$1111>/mo '1'•d paUo. lncl \ldes Woodbrtd1e Arborl•k•, 1 1,11.'1 11 1 \I () 1m lbin ~t Hunt1nr1on Bexb ill. macnab If rVlne ~ realty IEST IUY-THE COLOMY Wall .... bomd OWMI' ..... 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Point to Palos Verdes. can be yours Almadea. By owner. ~. (Nat loeaUoa. lUll Ute ri£ht diltaDC• bdwd. nra .. frple ,. from this dramatic 4 BR home. Many IU0,000. 144-0ZJ or O..ltu.la&tbi.pnc:.1 b'Cd put • pool •ad J'rtoc:h~4doot'3, ~ & NEW Heritaio Park. opea beams • all new xtras, including free standing radius OR llOW AlSOUT TURTLE ROCK 4 Br, ?Ba, tonna I d.lnlng rm, ftl>k. z oatioe + at.num, irot• garage door opnr, air ~ ., Cir11u• conditioner. mirrored A~ 4 btdt"OOm farnl· wudrobes. A Must ~I ty Mme wffresb palo\, '11·2102 Undcrt&O.OOO! 1ourmet kitchen + i staircase in dramatic skyllt entry & OWHER MUSt - bdrm., cUnl.nr rm .. frplc:.. formal dining room with fireplace. lie .. decli; " bi1 yard. OPEN 5 "'T & su..i SACRIFICI Just l11tedl *201000. ""' "· Reduc~ $8,000 M .. nd OPEN SAT/SUN. i.rom 726 IC•dol IPorta Fina) Y'IW! VIEW! V1EWI 810. 3br. 2~ba, alf..up· aoon.•CMON. -ll~ ,.-14. thit 2 _.,OHlo z grades. 400 sq, ft ijpnu~ ... McC.....d& M A y 0 c K bcdll ..... ls locahd .... IMocJles. _... room. l.Qw U\alnt. y•rds IHlty 494-7561 md CJOff COWM. Th YMW ....... fro. tt.. 1102.~ • .81 Own,,. /i)_ ~ CtH\1'01\A'l'\QN ........ of M•.-cll S...mt to .... s-~7 11 ~ 380GlENNEYRE CM ..... •ait .... M•tilPid co-'ty •OPENHSESATIS~ ....1 LAGUNA ~ BeauUful 2 bdr upgfded ()1 ~ ,...,,.,AftAa2'148 witlt .-tt•••tNt. • .$114,IOO. carpeta, Ule, private grn ".) ~ , .... ,._... 495-17%0 belt. '63.000. 2603l Via ~ ,, ~;: ~~ ~~f :T L~OcUJ~A L~~~~~ Pe-a. 830-'1483. Walk to schools. ahop-~ ptncls.PU'k. I·~~~· ~~~~i-~':'1,,.f'~ptt~~l lf513 CAMPU,Da:IRVOIE c~~K I~ 1BllS ANYONE? A Columbla w /bonus room 4' balcony provld· ing panoramic view the mcJQftlains. 3661 PIN A super ComeU w fcen· tra1 air, extensive pati & b eautltul iron courtyud. RACQUET CLUI 409 l Wlllwow REDUCED SI0,000 Won't last the week! 2650 sq f\ of house oo one of the lar&est lots ln town ! Vacant, 4 Bdrm, Cam rm + bonus rec room w /profess Ion a 11 y laodscaped yard & lots of fl"Ult trees ! It. ~ally is a dealt! Hurry, cau ....... ()My llDCAIPET 833-lllO. ('n_ elegant Whnhletoo w/covered patio. Beaut.I ________ _ landscaping & deluxe HaP US! 'POOi & spa. We have to sell now-you " ~ f1 -~-- RAHCHIUl.TY 551-2000 Classified Ads M2:S678 win! We have reduced the price of our beautiful lri,fevel 4 Bdrm, fam room , formal dining room and exceUenUy up, graded home by over $1000. Priced below market lor quick sale. eau llJ.nao, 1"'-'s()..ty lB>CUPE'r l"illff I 044 lrriM I 044 ····-·················· ...................... . · ~II. macnab I lrvtne ?-realty •' DRAM.ATIC VIEW Entertain your guests while viewing nighl lights from the living rm in this popular ~a rden home (Ja~mine) in Turtle Rock. Features ma$ter suite w /enclosed patio. 2 add'l BRs, 2 baths, kitchen nook, dining terrace & laundry rm. $148,900. OPEH SUN U-4 P.M. 34 COCLIROOK. (X-98) A )EST llYIHE NEIGHIORHOOO Immaculate 3 BR home w/great family rm, Ranch kitchen w/loads or cabinet space. One or the largest corner lots in the ColonY,. & only minutes walk to comm. tennis els. Pool. Ready for move,in. $92,500. Holly Markas 644-6200. (X·99) SUNSHINE Ir FLOWERS Enjoy the charm of 3 spacious palios on a lg. lot in this gracious Univ. Park home. 3 BRs, lg. family rm & new plush cpl. Priced at Sl34,900 incl. land. Madeline Cross 752·1414. (X,100) I ·STORY TOWHHOME 1 yr. new & exquisitely decorated! Approx. 1500 sq.ft. w/2 BRs, formal dining + eating area in kitchen. Wood decor com plements the expensive cpts. drps & papers. 2 enclosed patios + lovely view of green hills & parks. ONLY $120.000. J ean Dales 642,8235. CX·lOl) THE GOOD LIFE Can be yours in your lg. 3 BR townhome in Rancho San Joaquin. All exterior maintenance is done for you. Steps to pool & jacuzzi. Close to golf & tennis. $136,900. Lila Harper 752,1414. <X,102) THE W .A Y TO LIVE. • • 180 ,degree view from this exquisite condominium in Irvine. Jasmine plan! Decorator's dream -j ust waiting for your beautifying , touches! $162,000. Laszlo Sharkany 752·1414. <X,103) COME AND .SEE. • • This tastefully decorated Fordham model in Univ. Park! 3 BRs, 2~ baths, !ormal livin~ rm w/fplc, formal dining, family rm & lg. kitchen w/ealing area. Won't last at $112,900! Anita Bradshaw 752,1414. CX·104) LAVISH MASTa SUITE Plus 3 other BRs in this approx. 2550 sq.ft. home by J.M. Peters in the newest section or Univ. Park. Also features family r m, formal dinin g, go urmet, kitchen w/microwave & interJor atrium ' ben eath s kylighted ,stairway. $133,900. Forrest Powets 752·1414. (X·lOS) .. IUUTIFUU. Y PLAMNIP, HOMIE The dramatic entry leads to s unken living rm & formal dining rm. Adj. garden·view kitchen & eaUng noo« open to huge lamj)y rm reaturinl wet bar & patio view. 2·J>lory w/4 BRt -a great family home l $113,500. Carol PorceUa 752·1414. <X-106> 1b1I 1pad0ua 4 bedroom borne an the Racqllel Club features a lovely pool &spa surrounded by lush p-eenery. Featured at 1129,500. This home is vacant & ready to move into. Stop by & compare • oPen Sat & Sun from 12 to4.4091 Williwaw. (.,) ~~ LOIJ-a._,. 104a a..,..INdt 1041 493·8812 499.4551 497·3331 3 BR 2 BA Condo,.:iur • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond .• crpla, d rapes, RANCH REALTY 551-2000 REAL ESTATE OWNER LEAVING AREA,Terrlfk gross. centrally located beauty saJoo.. ~.ooo. FANTASMC VIEW from UU.50' XlOO' loL $65,000. UNIQUE 3 Bdrm .• 2 bath with many ext ras. $142,000. 180 DEGREE VIEW. Quality 3 Bdrm. & 3 baths. $215,000. 1104So. Coast Hwy. · LAGUNA BEACH NOW YOU CAN AF· 497-2457 FORD, 4 BR. 2 Ba ln •--------beautiful Jrvine. WaJk to Open Sat/Sun 11-6. 2S05 park & school, on cul de Iris Way. Fabulous sac, great cond. Oqly ocean coastline & city $79.900. 9M·l830 lights view. 2 br & den, 1~ ba. Contemporary L...,_. leoc.h I 041 with unusual flare. 2-sly ••••-••••••••••••••••• liv r m, priv decks & NOR INS REALTY OPEHHOUSE 251 LowerClifCDr.·5 LAGUNA BEACH Sunday 1 to5 O.Y·O. Large 2 Bdrm .. 2 bath. Only "'2 block to Main Beach. Bright & clean. $89,500. SWEEPrNG VIEW . Beautiful c:ount.ey setting with expa.nalve view of ~ ocean; very quiet & private. l.Qads of fix-up potenUnl yet extremely comfortable as is. 2 Bdrm. plus a large den. $Ul,500. CORONA DEL MAR IN· COME. 2 Bdrm. cottage with two rear units. Ex· cellent location, quiet & convenient lo beach & sboppmg. $165.000. Call for information on more income properties available through WI. * 494-8057 * NOltTHEND OCEA.MVIEW Deluxe Duplex-2 BR. & den, 2 BA. l RR. l BA w1f1replaces. Wet bar, beam ceilin~s. skylight, balconies. Asking $1.89.500. AMERICAN HOME REALTORS 494-1001 494-7513 garden area. $198,SOO. 494-211116 Discriminatina Oramalic Chns Abel de· sign w /sweeping ocean & cyn vus. S Levels; over 2200 sq. ft., many decks. 2 BR + den. $250,000 (916) Unique o-.rex Different design has l·BR and 2 BR units. both w/lg. decks. Also in· cl. wet bar. Mondrian windows & doors. brick firs, etc. Nr. beach. $115,500 (917) ExDCmsive Vus ofz\l-rgue1, Mission Viejo & EJ Toro from 3 BR + den fam. home. New carpel, wallpaper + appl. Auto sprinkler sys $159,500 (918) LAGUHA CHARM Charming, well built ocean view 3 bedroom home on a quiet. shaded lane in old Laguna Cen· tral location. Walk to bearh & shops. $189,500 3 Monarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel 496-7222 83 I -0836 3 blks from Crescent Bay .1---------tbis charming north end home has lrg liv rm. sun- ny brkfst rm + 3br. 2ba & partial ocean vu Located on R·2 lot. lbr c n be used as studio tal. Ownr/Agt. Dean 4!M-992.S IFYOU have a service to offer or g()()(b to $ell, place an ad in the Daily Pilot Classi.fied Section . . . Phone 642-5678. 1044 lrvlM 1044 OPEN HOUSES 17482 Wayne, Sal. 12:30-4:30. 4 BR, fam. rm. Culverdale. $95,000 3802 Hendrix, Sun. 12:30-4:30. 3 BR, bonus rm. Culverdale. $103,900 3591 Fenn, Sun. 12:30-4:30. 3 BR. Culverdale. $88,900 1 Creekside, Sun. 1·5. 4 BR family rm. Turtlerock. $171,ooO #7 Stonepine, Sat/Sun. 1·4 :30. 9ondo~ 4 BR. family rm., pool, Jacuiz1. Smoketree, $89,SOO 14851 J effrey ~81, Sat/Sun. l ·S. 2 BR, 2 ba. + den. The Meadows. $39,900 i.ag..·. Moat ~· eo..._va.w Ail wood, 16 ft. ceilings: 'h acre Jot; 6'0sq. ft. liv, ing/dlnlng area. 3 Balcony bdrms .• stained glllS!J, UJed Rornun tub. Within sound or the pounding surf & walking distance lo town & the high school. $2.49,500. Pothn/Croft1 1111\)'Y to see thls quaint, cozy home beneath the caves & trees ot Laguna Canyon, on a large, uni· que parcel zoned M·lA Near Laguna School of Art. It has 2 bdrms., den. frplc .. hdwd. nrs. & is fenced. Just llited, won't last! Sl.25. 000 Hllle McCorMDck RNty 494-7551 2 year new lri·level 3 br ocean vu home on Qr, ritos Drive. Featuring 2 frplcs, huge ram rm. 2100 sq ft of immac. comfort. SUB.500. OPENSAT·.SUN 1-4 914 Park Ave. Tennis anyone? Walk to lht- court.s from this 2 br & den home. Oozes with charm. $135,000. F.AUST .A YIT AU Realtor 4'7-2426 TIIEPRICETOBEAT- VauJted cl15, country kitchen, fruit trees. 3 BR 3 Ba, clean. $119.500. A PIECE OF SKY - Sweeping ocean. wild ca, nyon. 3 BR 2"'1 Ba, tile & airy. $130,000. FAMILY PRIVACY Court.yard; decks. lush canyon views. 3 BR 3 BA, family. $158,950. CHARM, ANTIQUES, CHARM -Remodeled kitchen & balhs, J BR. walk to beach large level lot. $166,500. '®~~~~ I SSO S. Coo1t Hwy. LOCJllllO leoch 494,9421 OPEN SUN '2·5 793 Bolsana. Jbr, Jba + den. Great ocean vu $259,000. Take Nyes Pl up the lull. Laguna R E. & C:Onstr. 497·2421 OHEOWHER Centrally located with a "iew from master suite. hdwd. floors, open beamed ceilings. add to the charm or lh1s de: lighUul 3 bdrm. home. $.175,000 IARGAIN HUNTERS ... here's one for you! A bright & cheery 2 bdrm. home with panoramic views of ocean & canyon & an extra large deck for entert~ning. Room lo expand. Price reduced to $148,500 PORTAAHA A big home in a new area. which features un· derground utilities & fabulous views! This 3 bdrm. home boasts a famlly rm .. large bonus rm. & mstr. swle with Crplc. $219,500 ~·· 1105 N.C-n Hwy~ toguno 494-1177 3t601 <o-t Hwy.,S.Lasiu- 499-4591 OPEHSUM 1-SPM 1511 Cwrit.. Mystic Hills, lrg. 3 Br. view home, den, po-01. $167,000. MAllOH MIL.HE REALEST.ATl 494-855• UfMIHA llACH Approx. +II acre, special for horse & dog lovers; leg.al for horns; county area, + large 2 bdrm .• 2 bath }t)roe. $117 ,500. SAN CLEMENTE S pecial priced PQOI. s~I s\ory. ~750. LorJ-a leocfl I 041 LCllJllftCI NH)ue4 I 052 7l4/&'IO-~ -~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm Cordova. tor. • OPENSAT&SUN t 5 landscaped, up~r es. Pnce Slashed 292ll Kensington Dr. Must sell. we will al. $15 Ooo ll Great 2 1t-0ry 3 br in s:Jl>.2011 ~ , •• Northv1ew area. Huge BEAUTM!SSION V~U Owner leaving area , back yd . lmm ac . ElRibe od lw/ 0 Open house Sun. l ·S. 2870 $127.SOO. An>Ctous ownr. ramie::{; m!t des red Zell. ~st buy! 3 Bdrms., FA.UST A VITALI area An opportun\LY, to 2i.,balhs; ocean view! RHltor 497-2426 enjo; the best. Just nifty .f'-J __ for the kids. Ownr la~. ~rCJ uu, ---------1 7141831-1187, I(,..,, I ·. f.' (.. /II( 11(1111,11 1111,·~·1, ">ltt·t I 4 li4 •14/J '14'.H}31b OPIHHOUSf '"' S.AT &'SUM 1•5 s•-. .~ assumable l~n. MINUTES TO l!A.CH! = ~d~~·a~~~b!I ~;~ townhouse, $89,1150; 3 ·--------bdnns .. 2 baths, all large 2 BR + den former Dorado, Sn.ooo. ~en model loaded w/extras. Sun 1·5; 26111 Av~oulo End unit w /plenty ot Deseo, 5521 3587 ·• rooms! Incl. amenities, swimming pool, tennis rts .. clubhouse, jacuzzi. Never lived in; quick oc, cupan cy for b uyer. Owner anxious! MAURY STAUFFER SEA UON REALTY 3601 E. Cst Hwy. CdM 673-5454 1213N. Csl Hwy, Laguna -497·3388 Magnificent Beach, roastal & ocean views. 2br, apt w/beaut. pool. Quiet area near beach & shopping. Only $89,500. ()po H.se daily. 499·2094 •SPECT.ACULAR• OCEAHVl&WS from all rooms of this luxury custom home. Dramatic & very spacious (3000sq Ct>. 2br. 2 ~2 b a w I h u g e o p e n beams, 2 story dnrtstone frplc, very large ram rm/den. wet bar, deck. Roman tub w /jacuiu. stea m shower & num ero u s ot hec amenlhes. Located 10 Portarana. $2'9,$00 IYOWHER 4'9-1965 OUTSTANDING buy in Laguna Beach. Gorgeous ocean & hillside view home. 3 br. 2 ba. lge Cam rm. bltn kilchen, new dshwhr, stove & dis posal. Breakfast patio, lge yd . easy care lndscpg. fish pond w/fountam, greenhouse, dog run, rncd patio Owner anxious. Pnce re duced to Sl 69. 500. Nothing comparable in BNa. Near schools. Open house daily start1nl{ Sat. 2 pm. 1514 Skyline Dri\'e, 49H973 Prestigious Crown Point home. oceanside of Hwy. 3br . 2ba, pool & bunkroom attached to garage. Great neighbors. $189,500. 494-4770 MYSTIC HILLS 3 BR 2 BA, parquet noors, textured walls, lots of wood & glass. Very pnvate setting. Huge view deck. Xlnt financing avail. $160,000. 497-1711 RIVIERA COUMTl>OWH 6 · LOTS, Laguna Beach. great ocean view. $30,000 PORTIA REALTY lOOON . COAST HWY. 497-24'8 WOODS COVE New listing! 2 Bdrm. home with lge. living rm., rrplc., gleaming hdwd. noors. spacious. airy bdrms., ceramic tile kitchen + dining area. Dbl. garjlge w /elec opener. 2 Decks + patio. delightful landscaped yard w/sprinkJer!>. ocean vtew Crom deck & dining area. Only 1112 blks . to beach_ This is an im· maculate home, ideal for retirement or starter home, with room for ex- pansion as house 1s stressed for second s tot"y addition. Truly a charm, ing place to hve. $179.500 EMEttAU> TERR. 2 Bdrms + con\'e rt den. hdwd floors. vaulted ceilings. pn va<'y + IJlue waler view, wn h l'X· pansion possibilities. which would give Emerald Bay white water view i195.000 MC>t4ARCH TERR. Split,level . l'onle m · porary wood & glass family home. 4 Bdrms., family rm .. den, pool. sawia & 3 car it a rage. $295.000 This Olde House B E L 0 N G S T 0 ,\ BYGONE ERA l.ocatcd in pnme NORTH E:>. r> section of Lagunu. Just ;1 few blkli FROM UE.\Cll & VILLAGI::. i\r<:ha1<: 2·story arch1le1'turc . situated on comer lot. "'1th a VIEW Of' THE SEA. Rustic 2 BDRM FLOOR PLAN. SERVJCF.O U"t' 2 BATHS. Parlor tyP<' hv tm. has RED BHll'K F1REPLACE & OPE:-;s T 0 G L A S S ~: I> I :"I SOLARIUM STYLF.ll DINING RM Jloom ~ latchen with sen 11·c rm attached The 2nd level bdrm is re• mini i.Cl'nt o r a "WIDOW'S WALK . Glassed m on 3 side~ w/small paned window~ ALL LOOKING TO THE S E A & V I L L A G 1-: BELOW. This char mmA olde house is an out standing buy at SI 29,500 Full Pric• SEETOOAY !' GONE TOMORROW'' MISSION REALTY 9855. Csl. Hwy. La1tuna ,.... 494-07 l I privacy. REDUC ED ... $74,900. 1-------~~-29666 C-Oral Cove DEAMI COLOHI L MUST SEE! 26461 NACCOM , Newer 3 BR. 2'"l BA 2 Two st-Ory, 4+den 'l::ic· townbome. Romantic tra lge master llWte 3 garden selling Xlnt Baths, 2 flrepl~s . location for commuting. formal dining. 700 sq fl Askin ...., 950 sundeck. Fresh paull in· ~·~ral Covl' side and out. Brand1cw carpets thru-out. Shady WAUCTO IEACH )ard wicovered palto. from this brand new 3 View. Walk.mg d1slan<:t- BR home w tlal1(e family lo everything. Recrt•a room Many decorator liooal fac11Jties. Sl2U.JOO. d · d d OpenSund1&y 1·5. , es1gne upgra e :11. 6"r L646 551.ass Close to shopping "' .. ..-v schoo.ls ... SU>.5,500. ~ PR€HIGE: ALL YOUR TOMORROWS I HO~E:~ in this great family home 1-------•-w /4 BR, family room, ~ • fonnal dJnlng & kitchen Last Chance. $2900 uqd1.'r w/allbuilt-ins.Bnghl& lis ted price. 31.it & clean I. .. Sl.26,500. retreat. rum rm. ''Ut lri.: COUNTilY STYLE l(>t m .ooo. Opn Sat ·~1111 COMFORT RJl-92'75 ' & only one milt--Crum the Caso def Sol ocean' 5 liR. 3 llJ\ lieuut1ful adult 1•nrn spaciou.9 & woodl'y home munity Golf rour!ll· ,<,, located 1n prest1g111us clubhoullc. ;r,i hr sif'llur a r e a L 1 " t• l 0 gate. act1v1t1es & r~Jny sec? ... SJ59.750. amenilitcs. a br 2 lw GARDEN HOME fireplace & formal 11111 w/outslandlng view of rm Only $81,900 <'.111 cx.-ean. Overs1ied 3 BR, 2 <,;entury 21. Ask Cor p"n BA w I c us tom 1 z.e cl me.586-3900 fireplace. Many other ex· ----·-.., • lras ... Sl79,~. Newport leCKh I 069 SPARKLING POOL ••••••••••••••••••••••• w absolute-prlvar) 4 REAL EST AT- ::· :~~l+ {~~~:1~ r\°:;1;1 AUCTION Apr 30ttt Located m prei.l1 ~t0u~ 4 Rr Weterfront l'H-;irh Niguel Shores .. Sl-19,90(1 ~me"' p\'t 40 OOitl \ltp &.ogi.crNl9WIReofty Olll C7J4) 493-o:.i112. ,iJ,,k 496-2413 495·5220 f~r Jam~., Hailey· 1\1:! :sealed minimum bub 493.9494 130-5050 will IX' at·Ct-pted REST IN PE.ACE & quiet in this beaut J BR, 2 BA Foolh1lls t•ntl unit townhou~e t;p gr11des not found in md n) custom homes $93.~>0 Open llou!of' Sunda y. i\pnl JOlh, 1·5 l'M :!!1556 Pelican Way. L:ii:unJ Nigut>I. Conla1·1 :\orm W1lll•·~. Lingo H\•al 1'.iil;ilt'. 1!!5 1720. Need to move out for 'lllll mer renta l" E :i-.tcrn owner will rent 2·fi mo!' Tiw; 3 Br. fum rm. I·'• baths tuslom honw-tn b<'!!I Northwest S:1nla Ana. Part or all C,rn S!l5 mo, No pds J\d.ulls only, Dn~'1' by 231:1 ,:\o, Louise. SA. then ca1Cilm\ 1''r11nkhn Rltr 541 oo'f·, OPEN SUNDAY l..S .... porl c ..... , •3 WILOGO<JSF:<.'R r YES! YES! YES! Ont' ll'' c l Townli<>11-1• Luxunous foothill p:ilro w,'2Br 2 b111h1' (;10:11· 111 home--up~raded c:irth pool <bul nnl Coo 1•l1"-•· 1 tones-pnct.'<i to J?O Ca II Prof <lel'oraled ~1 11; ~Ml now'' 894-7521 l"OH,f:S'I llkr&IO 5711 .. ; ' 0 Ls 0 N r N c llARBOR vn;w KN(Jl.I. REALTORS t.:onlio. 2 Ult. tlcn. :J. h.1. Room) 4br fam hm. pool ~1!>5.000 \er) 'hurp s1zt'd lot, well lndsrpd & MO 1161 m:unt Ocs1rablc, qu11'l , 1, ~ l $104 000 A"' 49"1 12.311 B<1~·s11i1• l 11\'C • cnr.,~··. ~. _. !!;• l'lu. ... h J 1111. rr11k l1:ir. ~.000 view con.lo 2 IJr .11·11.1111• 1·cnl '·" ho~ 211ba.air.frpk .Prin11n hnh '" pool, JJ• ll't ly. Owner. &14 7585 l>dl. l.ioal!e lip, ~t·t· II '• • ~l!\I 1111 S:JISM .,,, land Extravaaance t-k<1blc· 11wnr. 675 ~i• S , BDRM .• Chris Abel L8IJllM N'9Rf 1052 lmpress1Yc 4 'flR +-hh llHi C11n)on 2 UR + u1•11 , borne. ha:. over J.ooo ~q Pinehurst· F'ant1 .. .,t11· ct ! Extra~ incl Italian ,itolr eour.I' \U Sl!K•.ooo tile. vus. wet bar & rpk. $.11 7().M . 833-3215 designed home. $375,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• View Condo on Gol( course Opn Hse SUn I ·fl 31642 W Nine 2br. 2ba S81,500. Owner494·2248 fire pit & pullin,.i J.(reen' - Sl89,.500 (4<1) Minute:. ~'rum Bearh 4 • BDRM ., Niguel Shores custom home. $350,000 Ko/an 3. BDRM .. 2'h ba. Niguel · On Goff Courtt Rc,11 C ~1.1t•· /111; .l Mo11.1rd1 B.t'I Pl,1/,, 661 116 1 831 38H~ starter home. $91,500 Gate guarded st reel of 2 • R-2 LOTS in heart or Dana Point. $42,500 Each_ luxury homes. 4 Br 1l~n $UJ,OOO. Also 4 Br, 2 family rooms RNEST VU IN SW.000. MOHARCH SUMMIT LAICJIM leoch Panoramic ocn view. 3 & PAClftC ISL Tbl:I bt•autiful spacious Cllecutl\ 1• Summerf1elll ho m1· 11\e rl o o~s. .1 panoram11· \ ICW Of l11lls & grN'n acre~. 5 b•lrm. (,1m1h rm dining rm .... hai1•00\ orr ma~\1•r. i-;,c<'ll. i-t'huoh l'.ll il1 llhlnl l~ (1001. I CQn IS 111 u r l ' & J a «ui11. &!01.~IO J.tnocoln R~alty Inc 998·91100 1· R·2 LOT. close t o downtown Laguna. R.000 Br, fam·rm, conlractur!> VILUc;E homeS250,000. $140,450 MfWPOR1 HGTS. JftyW. YHh Co ~ OPN SUM l·S Uy (}.Nner. 3 br l ba.~I, ~T OFF in UUs 1964 4,,_2237 l1Z72 Plllma Or bt); yarll S89.500 y~ 92 4 •OCEAN VJIW oceanfront 18x60 mobile Lovely home. No ataln bome.$35,000 SUPER BUY! Prittd r<' Popu~ar 8 Alt t>r~at(' \'lcwt·ondo.largestuatl :t '° climb. French doors duced on 4Br. 2Ba hnml' Plan in Monarrh Sum Hr :!' • b:t 9l'i (XJO 118111-. fitt m ""'I "-•"·"""""/A"' m1t. Huae b•• rm, 2hr 11p W• ld Rltr 675 ll(,7fi ~tobrlck patJow/ A~fkB!P©. ......, ......, ......., &• graded townhurnt•"' full 11 • nc Lge living rm, din· OO©&Il~W OP-.. SU .... l·SPM ponoram"· oe1>un vie·.... FOR SALE BY ow"ER ll\I rm At enlr)' aet the 0 a-. ,.... ~ lhJs l'~t't"•llon11I 11~ ,. 1 mood for entertalnioa. ______ 49_9_._28_0__ 22882TAMORA ..,.,.. .. Ot·e .i n '"'"' 'Ot1 • o StaU.500 RB>UCID Sl ... OOO Monarch Summit 11. frnngtndey "'ewport lkurh. :i tt·1m• • nearly new 2 BR 2 BA THI & lobcoda R.E. yoU111(, 2Rr. den. 3 full COASTUMIYllW TO $174,,00 t'A't)h~e, ~ m in \o s1111 493..0lll, 499.4797 1>1tth11. all 111.llll ~ in· Spadoos a Ddrm,S bath I BR.1reat view, 1talned CNek Beol'h. Monarch cludlng Wa$her. ilr~c'r 2 boaae. Elet&,nt larp en• ai-. lllexlcu W. It uul· Bay Plaaa. uthedra I c.ir iaral(• w oJ)l•ncr · l tr1 and wln~lo 1 que •ood e xterlor. clp, fplo, 2 patio~.,_._~. 1055 noor plan. Prlce<l nieh\. •-1-"""-' OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 Piii. clbbae ool Jacu -~ LhtedwU.h• Realtor ,,,.....,ay. uuunt ar.a. ' P • zu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• t"""'nHseSat/SUnTa f~,•llOampleatorqe CoatedBobChapmaa. ··~· UNDERS75.000 'l;ucapeOr.N.D red h • 11 tl•,500 ~~~.... Sun 4 Sail Condo. ~.sr79 I I 3 GllATUMITS ,...,.._. %Br/den, fam rm. 2 ba, - Ttlod.bbeaut!Motean ftrM Attb Ba1 home, AIC. frplc 8}' owner. OCEANFRONT . • vWn ln HCftb J,.quoa. Sbr 2b9. view, pvt beach 1»'111 6&.h SlrNI. U¥, 2 ~(hs .... 2 -•.s .....,. ~200 realty l~ blla to beach. lrtennta.S23(),000a.39U $10 00000~ Utocy. Ask »OM,,. Ph --.-_..... ~OIO Prin only please • "" ( 2 l a ) '1 I S • 0 6 3 4ti o r toe Dowr Oriw tfer1-V .. w Qntltf' 552-7500 DOLPHIN I.I. n,e ratolt draw In ttto Btaod ~ 4 BR. de11. 1714.)673-~ , •• Trade yOUr old •~ ltlr Weat. • ·• Daily Pt.lot bon• rm home. 11015 , lrvhteatC.=..al,.Y0.n1ar C414t ... lll new ioodtu wllb a QaaU1edM.C&UTod•1 mo. 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Only $9:,000 HIAa THI $UlF hlll1ld• bome nurln1 Open SUnday J·$ Open 12~ 206 Vut J ucar Agenl6'&2·3338 SMIU. THISU CIO!Plplltloo t.OOO sq. ft. 3 27072-BCalle Cabalh:ro fs14ta Sale ,...,...,... tl6t .._. '°'' "'~.._, to" ~ .............................................. •••···•·•····•···· -I.Mii Owner nnancinr. C8r. bd .. b f r -.... 1 ti ., b WIW 3ba, diruna arc~. huge It' h h n.. Duplex near the ocean, 4 rm, ., a , lim rm, ~ .. uxu ous • r B •II c b •re a , • 7 3 II. v'n" rm, Of" ·et-up, 3 BR '·~ 2ac8R duplex bdrm upper, 3 bdrm1 blreakfaatt_~oolc' dfir;_e ~ ._n_wttb S ba. Gourrol et S4pat~. 28r, 28& + t • ~ • "' • lower, In h eart of p ace.we v.n,11un eca, oulCllCll,1eparate1ervce ll'R+nnrrbroo1.11, lov"° mod kJtch, patio. s un ocean \•lew, $199,$00. Newport Beach. Rurry, 2'AI car garage. No entrance. roman tub, air ly cl~tih:ie, pool &. Woar -or watch on\' LINDA ISLE t1o01 & pltuaot paob1de patio. And that't JUlt tb tWiakle from Uus Dove ~ J.wel. An out .. •ndiQ& builder's home IST Offll.1"4i ~.~vt bdl, lg:7~~9 RJtr.673--6.511 call for appt. to eeel agent.I 114 536.an4 or 714 cond. wh b electronH' Jllcuut. $29,500. Ruth ADULT.COHDO SliS.000. Get ready ror 9aMlllO purifier. Near pool, golf, Lauri1: Bk.r. 646·4380. Charming counlry Tudor. 5 BR. Si,.:.1 UA home. Arbored brick courtyard. Entranc;e hall with flymg staircase & 20' ceiling. Formal dining r oom, country kitchen -inCormal dining wit..h conversation alcove & fireplace. Mas ter suite with s itting room & fi replace. Large upstairs office or game .. room. 3rd floor bayside Jort, extensive use or leaded windows, handhewn beams & oak floors. Pier & sltp. $770,000 leasehold. LAST CHANCE b ( summer rentals 11 tenni.. Tho hou119 with --...:..•;...__ ____ _ e ore Walkina distance to ~U6l 3 Br. 2 ba Mira Costa everything f or o n ly O oublo w ide 3 br . rae. lov~ly & lux . mt,000. Shown yappt. ~~~~~ ~:!~~~.r2 XR': beach. 2 Br. asking Twnhse, nr Camino de $\OS,000. turnii hed. Low spacl' $!)1,000.Nr pool, s auna& E1trella & K·Mart. r"nt. W"!lt ...,ewdrort den. Absolute perfect jac.'Ulli. 5S6-Q08 n.... Su ,. " ·~ cood, lee land. Open Sal HOLLIS WOOD v.,..n nday 2·5. lrwlil wo.shcr & ryer & Sun. l2·S. Ulb"'l Port REALTOR 675 a.;76 syOwner 21&444CalleSaoAntonlo Sll.500 Mu11 t sell. ttamsgale, 644-0413 1----------...... 5 a.y.5uai..1 Beaulieu I home at fl Marina Realty, 642·8850 .... 1/4 ACRI SCUflba ven 3 br, many • possibilities. 64S-6659 or .#146-36'19 Owner I Agent. (;75-6525 Broker Cooperation Invited UMl9UE INTHECREST 116 l::NCORt:; Tastefully upgraded lge 2 Br Suite end unit Townhouse. Dramatic solid Oak spi ral staircase, to unique Ii bra ry loft. Loll has finished oak nr w /bras:. & oak Casablanca fan. r Newport SW.s Beaut beam cedar cc1I ~ B 2 ba. y h over dining room Up. 11anct Best 8:;,~l~w:t~r: Newport leach I 069 Newport leach J 01.9 grades galore! 21 ~ car = I lst ti f ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar w t bll1n storaJ;e .., pan. me o s 1 red. Sl39,000. By appt COUNTRY Feel oak areas. A real howcase. only. SIR HARIOR VU noors, custom kit, Jst $119,500. Call <;hr1s ,, CmdfrOftt NPS PRIVACY on a huge lot. lime mkt. $198,000. Aft .t.lamrwoodilil-833-·ii.382_! __ _ t-4 Br. 2~ ba, walk to Lagpalio,w/separeafor Spm,644-0940 • Harbor Vi~w Knolls 2702 HilWde, beach. pools & tennis. play or pool. Nr schls RMlilc:H$15.000 -1.otsofextus. $162.950. $196,500. Open Sat/Sun • Wntcliff ha.rty l-5. 1831 P. Stirling Last cllance to purchase quality 3Br l)ome in Dover Shores area $180,000. P rin only. IS()l Uncoln Lane. a Br + family room Slr.£AER' :tDecorator's delight. A . ~ • Steal at $152 500. Spac1~ 4 BR. & 3 BA • "".;...,_• Westcllfl trome only • ... ..,...... $149,500! See 1221 Pem· ,i br + 2 br. Ren1:5 sum· broke Lane. Open Sat & Open Sun 1·5. 642·2793. mer·wint.er. Yrly income Sun 1.5 Agt, 548_6333_ •BEACHTIME• $910. mo. $189,500 Makeofler -3 Br+ bonus, -MAllHAIEALTY HEWPOITHTS. 2 ba. Pools! Tennis! 642.aaso MUST SB.UH Open wk.nds 1-6. 483 62nd B£5TO'ntE CREST New private listing! Not in any Realtor Mulllple ~Listing Book. Scenic ~an + l.Jles view. One oC NEWPORT CREST"S most vers1lle, lge end· urut condos. Master suite w den + 2nd bdrm & hath up. Bdrm/family rm w/adjoining fuU bath on l sl floor. Kitchen ,dinette w /piclure win dow, skylttes. 2 \'lew balconies. huge dbl .garage w I o p n r . A .·dynamite home! To see A big 3 bdrm 3 bath St. $118,000. l /63G-~76. .• Nt,t. custom home with super --------- ocean view! Huge den, OCEAMFtlOHT giant frplc., 3 car hse & apt. C.Oastal com garage. Call 646-4463 mission appr'd expan i•P rM,~.i • .!""""· DUPLEX OWNER ANXIOUS Sbr, 3ba beauty. 2700 sq ft 5 BR + 2 BR. $1S9,950 BONUS FEATURES & in aU. Room for boat & PERMANENT OCEAN motor home separate VIEW workshop I o r t he Jones Really 673·6210 creative man. Will not --------• last at $169,500. Call --------- 646-6254 or 962·2456 OCEAMVIEW CLIFF DRIVE tea ll Chris Harwood ---------1 • 833·3821, Ferguson , Realtors. <Realtor in qwnes welcome I. llGCAMYOM GOLF COURSE VIEW $143,500 ~9019 HcrborVi•w Homes "COUNTRY FRENCH " "SOMERSET" Re-designed 5 bedroom, J bath w1tb the outside b r oug ht ind oors . Professionally de<:orated & upgraded, many custom appointments. Owner will hel? finance. Call & ask for J 011 N SHEA. one of our bc::.t professionals. Call 752-1920. d QUAIL -"!~~S'~' WESTCLIFF CHARMER Neatly groomed J Bdrm. 2 bath with lovely yard. Near shops. school:., parks . Asking only THE BLUFFS OPEN 1·5 For A Self.Tow OfTMR..st 2189 VISTA ENTRAOA. Now $174,900 for a truly exceptional home; no dt!- tail overlook~ in prov id· ing you with that sort '"understated elegance". Ultimate quality thruout th.as very special 3 bdrm., 2~~ balb end unit , air· cood, "Tnoa" home. 405 FF.LIZ. The :llwas popular lamaly sized "E" Plan. directly O\•er· looking acres of gorgeous greens • " A superlative setting". J _,.-15n "' " buuhlul price. 2 bd, ---319C.UeFellcid11d near p oo l & park. MU!t'T SEU. 3RR, 2BA. C11&lom decor. Woo'l last Acrwogt for Sc* 1200 fp, newly decrt 'd on al $58,000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• THf OMLY AVAJU.ILE CUSTOM ~DENTIAL LOT premlotw/tabocn view. DON ALLEN R.E. INVESTORS SlC..000 831-1013 "96-050.Sor4S3-8Ml IH Ml~~l:!H sss ' ........ wx ...... ua._...Y ... U .. V-tH ... G ......... s-1o... 1080 EXClUStV! OPEN SAT. l ·SPM ... •••••••••••••••••••• 518 E . San Juan. S.C. SPYG• •rs HILL Gorg~ • BR 21 ... Ba. LM huge instr suite w /ocean Don't bother calling, un-view & fplc. 2400 sq.ft. of less you can allord elegance. $138,900. $2 I 9 ,SOO Modem Beach Villa Cor a starter & then bid lmmed nnose ..... ion. lge 3 the dream bm to match. ,....... 311 BR, 2 Ba, Fam Rm, or REALTY INC. 7 14/846-13 71 studio. great ocean view. 2 Bl.ks to beach. $135,000. illEACHRLTRS :m N. El Camino Real San Clem 492-2100 -~ So. Cit Plcno Ana G-Ood tax base 48r, trees. Op Tues lhru Sun. MS-5123 NO DOWN LOWPAYMEHTS Lots of charm & tran· quilily in this 2 BR cot· I.age. FHA & VA terms, nothing left at this price. CXfered at $5$,000 540..3666 New JtsUngs. Largl• parcel.s-$100 per acre. 5 Acres-lull price SlS.000. ~'lAcre $12.500. BKR, (7141677-SOOl ORS22-0530 ---- HORSE RANCHES 4 BR. 2111 BA. barn, l Acre. J ust reduced w S99.500. 3 BR. 2 BA, new, 1 Acre. fenced. trees, full pm.'\! S65.900. 4 BR. 3 BA. 5000sq. ft 21 z Acres. Owner anx1ou&. BK.R. (714) 676·5717 ORS22 2080 King.sized bdrms . 21: l>aths, +family rm .. 21--------LGSH-~LIFFS 4IR ONCOLORADORIVEll h -llOV l~ acres. owner anx· frplcs .• 2 uge pal10 MEWPORTIAY New cpls, paint & I Wltelc-.11 areas + 'iew deck. All katch"'n. bath •· entry ous $40,000. Agt 546·7i:l'J_ d I CUSTOM-$119,900! "' .,. new ecor in popu ar flns, beautiful gollcourse 1....::==~--'-----1Cemttery Lots/ REAL ESTATE lheme. $185,000 ·Or Newports Upper Bay, & mountain vie w . OPENHOUSE r,...._ 1500 lease option Prime location! 2 story ~ ,,.. ... 1 • custom home. Pn vale SUS,500. Sunday 12·5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2643 VISTA O RNADA. Enjoy tl\e un limited natural vtsta of the Up· per Bay & twinkling rugbl lights views; front row location. 3 BdTm. split-level ''Trina" plan. Your best bay view OP· partwuty al $164,900 CALL F IRST TO SEE 429 Vista Suerle The dramallc plan ··y", with vaulted ··2-story'' hil(h living rm. ce1lini:. 3 bdrms., 212 baths & ban· quel size formal dining rm. + s pacious brkfsl. rm. Greenbelt facing, with 2 patios. Best S 'alue at $135,000 i!i.1!1l'lltl!i ,\: l!" 11 .. i1\1'.dlt1r•; R1nq b.;O· 5560 Any'1n11! cul-de-sac, loads or trees 3 bdrm 1~ ba, on corner PACIFIC VIEW & gardeo. Room for s pa ~ilJeProperties lot $66,500. 29\S W. 2 , _b ,,646 S6JS Highland. S.A. Montijo ~ · & pool & RV parking. 4 (714) 549_2u 7 C.O.IWZ-8418 ,.~-1-• very spacious bedrooms, ~ -· .. uo ~~mni. ":!~t~ll~a~~~~~ By Owner! Cstm JBd. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 .. ~~ ....... !~.~~ for bo.ndicapped. Hurry! 28a, dlnrm .. llvrm .. lge SOUTll COAST P~ZA l Jlwy . N IJ SOxl!l:l Callfast!752·1700 lnkidst.,pddbl gar~, prof1 ~J:· :east~ ~e~~d·0 1 Ft. lot w/reta1l stor11 -t <>••11··.~·'"' ,,.~,,.,,,,"' ba1~·~':~.'~{1J;· MacArthur at 3737 S apl. or oftict'. '1!15.000 [~ ,ilJ~·h·i11 S.C. 492·6935 (214 Ex.· Ramona. sSJ.600. Mui.t Profess. Did;;. ~ro.ss "' iliJiJJjJ perarwi.) !:nt> appre~ 83.1--1-921-~~£c~'rn~ or ~~11 · ST ARTER HOME ~ ., .... LYILUFFS Super2BRonR·2Lot Sedkoch 1084 Agent ---..·rni.111 ~ .......••.............. VIEW LOCATIOH Doti Diecjo Realty SUHSET HACH SHOPPING CENTER llere it Is totally up· 491-5000 ,...,_.THE l"' .. CH Near new-in fi.B 011 d d B I f I """" 11>A Beach Blvd. SI, l!>!i 000 gr a e · u s OPEN SUN l ·S 802 Old World Charm. Lge SCOTTR"'•LTY townhome, 3 bdrms. 3 . ..-ba, new cpting. Mexican C~rnt.nO ~e Los Mares, 4Br.23~Ba, living rm & 536-?S:tl tile tbruout. Great green· SC. Glowing Pe~ectu~n dming rm, guesl rm ovt>r 1--------- bell view. 759-1501 can by found in tbas 3 car garage. 20x30 ondominlu"\S/T own- Real F.st.ate elegant 2 bedroom, den, 2 garden patio. Desirable hoaHt for sole 1700 bath home with easy 44X94' corner lot w/room •••••••••••••,,.••••••••• maintenance. 2 patios, to expand. i"antasln CONDOMINIUM move· in con d 1 t ion ocean view. FOR SALE IYOWMER OPEM SUNDAY I -5 128 Harbcw lrJattd Rd 10 prestigious Promon· Ne wport B each townhouse with fabulous view, re laxed family liv- ing and enterta1n1ng. Sunken lh·ing room w1lh fireplace, wet bar and outside deck Some beautiful upgrades 3 BR beamed ceilm g Jiv. rm, din rm. 1 r.'l ba, bsmt + storage. Dbl garage, !ml & rear yd. Move in cond. S hort e~crow Priced below mrk.t value. Compare! Buyers choice of lender . Hy owner. Open Sun I S . .31115 Clill Dr. Npl Ills 00·8207. $159,500 $152.500 To see call1~~~~~~~~~ 540 HSI I~ Erl ,tblull Prl•f fJldq S\12,900. Century 21 OPENSAT&SUN SPECIALIST 9AYVIEW OMA. 496-6124 Call Angel Pedigo l 2131 Lg 2 br 2 ba mobile homl' 592-55 l l or 5!12·2962 3 Bel!room . SOO.~JO •HERfTACE REALTORS tnry Bay area. This gracious . fl·:~ LAND 3 bedroom lor 2 w cfon> ~as 2 fireplaces. open 'beam l iving room. )>n,·ate mocr patio. 2 car ·garage w /work bfttch & throughout. along with a SEAVIEW Clerestory window m the Brand new. best ocean/· master :.wte. This three bwlt·ms & many custom extra.5! Call 67S-7661 or 083.1·0610 now! L-Ovcly- low maintenance you bedroom, California Fashion Island view. Ex· lifestyle home is under cepllonal nite lites. 3 Br. S225,000. Call and ask for study, fam rm,,3 Sa. 1919 JOHN SHEA one or our Yacht Cobnia See guard best prolessionals for admittance. $200,500 IY OWNER •BEACH is Just 200 steps away 3Br, 2Ba, frpk. 2 car gar in a Carmel-bke setting on a pvt st. IJ\ Lu.lo Sands $138.SOO &15 1262 ~wn the land. $275.000_. _ 52 192 Open Sun . Owner 7 • 0. 768-045'1 *BLUFFS * $99,500 OPENSATURDAY I !i andSUNOAY 11 2 2220 Vista llogar THE BLUFFS ONE-STORY A QUAIL HARIOR VIEW ~. PLACE CARMH. ~ co,.. Tl l !lO P.M.J 3 br, 2 ba. fam rm. llin rm, on lg cul de-sac lot. 3 Bedroom End Unit O'l'11er ,,\gen l 833 855 l 1-:venin~s &14·2148 PRIME EARLY ·'AREA LOCATION Early Blufft Condo RV /boat yd. 2006 Port Hard lo find ··G" µIan Albans Cirde Owner w/beaut outlook. 4Ur. Open Sat /Su n 1 5 . ---- ··'Expanded" Bonita S p1an: a nawless adult 'home: 3 bdrms, 2 baths, .... gor geous cond Top 3Ba. C.Ompletely redec. _640-_M4_7 _____ _ l..se option to buy, 2 Bil. condo, 2 BR, den. 2'z b<•. wet bar. Open Sat & Sun I 5: 18 No Sea Island Dr. $L5S,000. Owner 644 ·2440 HARDWD FLOORS quality appoint men ts . all 10 a picturesque set · ting! $16S,OOO i!i.l!•ltnt\!\ ~ (.[11 .• i.!\t',; It n rn R1n-1t,40·5~60 Anytime fdsttJlufl Prof Bldg. LIDO ISLE'S IESTIUY STEAL IT! NEWPORT BEACH 3 BR 2 Ba, oc:ean bree.te, park like setting. $83,500. call: llUAM.AATS O~H HOUK A(AUY ~ 17630unge C05l•M• .. 'V\ 6 45-9161 .'Gel s pr ice reduction1--------- $l8S.OOO for 3 BR. 2 BA, , ..... IB.IEV ILE St. to st. beauty. 217 Via ~ A Orvieto. Open Sat/Sun S17,400 Reduclton: 4 ltOCJff' lrown R. E. bdrm .. Camily + bonus ,73_1020 rm off pool+ Back Bay ,... ... __ ._.. ..... 111111111111111_...., view! Now $172,500. OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-5 22451RVIHE -------- COUNTRY LlVlNG goes with J -._ ~ Bdrm, 2'h bath-Cam rm V F & mother·m·la" unit m I I I N?ar. Opening to large lSx.42 pool. )')Olf Y. f"RJ.IOCllM Open Sund11y 1·5 I Rt.AL '7C'IR ' 20271 Bayview ~c:'~ 640·7000 lachenmyer Reatty Inc. 646.)928 673-5179 CITTE 3 Br beach house on buildable R2 lot. Steps • lo sand. Asking $149,500. . EXECUTIVE LIVING Agt 673"2058 This Dover S hores 4 OlufCs "D" model .,bedroom custom home is ~.500. 3 Bdrms. bum around n sunn} AMenl644-ll33 __ •,brick patio. lt oCCers .... a•y ILUFFS )onnal dining, gourmet -- kitchen. huge master Ry Owner. bard to rind C· -suite. 3 e11r garage & Plan. End unit ofC pool. tmuch more. This im $1S3,500. 2128 Vista ·macuJate home is of. Larado. 644-8333. .Jered al $279.000. and you --------- own \he l and! Shown by appoint.menl only. IANCHaEALn Ht-JOOO ~ R.V.NMSPHASEtn '3br or 2br & den w/fan· •la.ftfc nJte Ute vu, son W(r, JIU" dr 01>0r. up· • tr.a«t a pp ls, attract tndlepd w/dctc, pool, jac 'Ir tennis. tu land. Sl1'%.500. Ownr. 12U Port LIVE lllE A ROMAN You bnng the grape!! & tOf(a. We have the v1lht located In prestil[io1111 Dover Shores O\'erlook Ina Back Bay. 1tal111n marble. pool. jacuu:i. tenace Nero ne'er hod It so good! 1942 Sanllal(o Drive. OPEN SU'N l·S or calHor appt. Carllse.8"~ ~~~~~~~ fr'Mt M Result.a "2·5ff8 Want Ad Help• 142.~ Must sell this week! Beaut. condo. 2 br 21 '2 ba, den + studio & library. Side ocean view. Owner 642· 1~2 or 642·6706 HARIORVIEW "CARMEL " Prestigious New port Beach J Bdrm. 2 ba. ram. rm, d1 n -rm.comp'l privacy & secluded brick cust. jacu7.z1 off m str bdrm. Laltil.'e patio cov· ers A must to see! Only $167 ,900. Open Dally l ·5. PP. 1833 Port Stanhope, 644·1833 TOP NEIGHBORllOOO 3 BR. 3 ba, din J: rm. huge kllch. 14x 18 rclrcal off master BR Lrg, rms. rose l(arden. Sl7S.OOU. 1915 Tradew1nds Ownr. 642.2637 DRAMATIC LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT New-one of a kind· custom crafls mansh1p by well known arch1tcl'I 4IJOO sq rt. of graC'1ous hv EXCEPTIONAL mg al its finest Marble HVH MOMTEGO bath.1, magnificent No •tBr. 2ba, $179.900, fee wide North bay vil'w Open house Sat/Sun l.S with dock for so· boat 1724 Port Margate On foe land . Call "Mar- 644-4135 ty•·. 556-27~-- Mewport hoch I 069 Newport leoch I 069 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LOOKING TO RELAX??'? E njoy a buhbltni? j acuzzi in your ow n secluded Master Suite, 4 separate bedrooms. 3 baths, family room accented with oak plank floors. wood burning fireplace. Formal dining room. all new electric kitchen wilh microwave oven. Call now for app't! '! ! ! ! $289.500. TENNIS ANYONE????????? Close to Tennis Courts -Harbor Hi~hl ands 3 Bdr. 2 ba. lovely home In quiet area!!!! Open House Sat & Sun. 1·5 2021 Diana Ln. Newport neach $139.000. TREASURE ISLAND 1 Bd. mobile home -just stE'PS from beach! ! ! enjoy a vacation close lo the surf. Price $8500 HAVE BU\'~RS! NEED LISTINGS' Check with us regarding our s~ial commission agreement. 1827 Wcstcliff Dr, Newport Beach 631-0900 in exclu. Bar.;1de Viii. HIDEAWAY· Beautifully Agent. lr\'inc L1~c '\cw PRICH> RB>UCB> Cl bhs l . decorated 3 bedroom. 2'·2 --'-------3 Bedrooms Si0,!100 Super sized Newport 1>c':i. :~:;ob~3a\·~IT~. bath Presi~ent~al Soulh~a 1086 Tenn1s-Jacu1d Heights home. close lo S57.500.67S·7903673·7848 Heights con °· P· ••••••••••••••••••••••• l +I.oft .. . Sl:l3.!)0(l schools & shops. Huge -------graded. close 10 pool, COZYCOTTAGE Wh1tcwatcrV1ew master bdrm. plus 2 HARBOR VIEW large patio. $85.000. Cen· W/Fantasticoce3n view 4l3edrooms ... S86,!IOO bdrms,onew/pvtdeck,2 Jlighly upgraded 3br , lury 2lOMA 492·5434 HURRY!" HugeGardcnPatio balhs.Splendidliv1ngrm Carmel model. New Salt.JuM Doft0ie4)0Realty 2.Bedrooms ...... S87,500 w/ant1que oaJ< lrplc and r t J a c b It n c-istr..o J 078 498·5000 Newport fkoach bookshel"es. Formal e P 5 • ' ......... 3 ..._,._ $91 """' T booltcases. Huge bck yrd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 ...,...vums · •· ·•· •""" dining, country kitchen w/lrg mature trees & lrg 1---------T..+in I 090 Ocean View w noolt. super fam rm cvr'd patio. p p. $Ul5,000. * * * * * * * ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Bedrooms . . Sl3,SOO w 1bllln buffet, storage & 640-0468 •r Lonly Condo 0\'C'rlook!. l'ool y,ork space and studio __.__ ____ ........,__ IM CHARMING BR 2 b I f 1 l 2 , a. poo. rp c. Triple garage, lots of REAL ESTATE SA ES old San Juan Capistrano. lush garden patio. adlt::. If you are rnn-.1ctermi: frull lrecs. J)\'t pal 10 Brokers or sal<fflpersons, Afford ab I e u P • only by ownr $63.500 condominium hfl'sl~ It• w, bltm BaQ. This one 1s Full/part time. Earn stairs /downstairs t•on Open house S;it & Sun . µleaM' call the !>IJCl'lah:.t pncedtosell' $155.000 90 lOonyournextdeal. domin1um. 3 Bdrms .. l':i ll'Q Mitchell. 731 0625 al9ti2·77118 Opett Sunday 1-5 United Broker~ 646· 7414 baths. carpeting. window ~ KEY 538 Fullerton :llOO w. Cst Hwy. N R. covenngs, built ins, two Laurelwood Townhouse J r>cALTO" c A ---car garage & patio By BR l';i Ba. on :\lccller "~ r.J CaH 645-6646 owner. Mon. thru Thurs. 567.600. Av:11I July I Tt• ----: -e P ~EHIGE I HOME~ ANXIOUSOWHER (days >. call 646·2158: nant may stay for in BackB.!y 3b~'~IJa~i.tr Bought another ; Fri. thru Sun. <days) & VCS\:OJ". 833·9127 gr.,.Splll le' cl ihsum canalfrontcbdrm .. fami· evenings, call (714 ) ---83• • 54884__:>!! __ ly rm . poolroom with 493-0588. pooJ table & bnr stools. j~~~~~~~~~ Sl.5.000CASH $1.52.,900. Exchange? Br· SPACIOUS 4 br. 21 ~ ba Ho Credit Heeded ing all offers! model home. $77 ,900 ~~~.~!~~ ....... °'f:keS"a.e 1800 ~ Hotnes ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gets you into this com· CAYWOOD REALTY Prin. only. 4.92-4337 pletely remodeled 4 BR, •'•N•C··----·548--.1290----~----- For Sale 1100 nµlex, San Clt•mentl', • •••••••••• •• •• ••••• •• • tax break Xlnl cond 2 BA Newport Home. ---------NUDIST DELIGHT From the shake roof thru Ba ye rest /Dover Shores new paint + cpts lo the Area 5 br, 3 ba, custom designer pool w 11.icun1 home w /pool. F'a mily & f1rep1t. lhas huge peek· room & formal dining a·boo golf cou~e new Lath & plaster constr .• home awaits your im· beaut., low malnt par mediate occupancy. Call quet hardwood floors. Oan for an appointment huge back yard w1lols of to \'1ew this best ''alue in privacy & full siied, •FANTASTICAL Walk beat·h. S1.i9.9:-,o. Snndp1per kt>alt~. floM•ma nc 192-9920 Costa Mesa GRAHTPLACE *DUPLEXES* Newport tOday. fenced pool. $259,000. 9799950,96-12..&SS.Agt. Owner. Sun o nly . Pvt. Jacuzii. sundeck & covered patio surround this 4 BR, architects dream home. Inside Terra Cotta tile. cedar paneling. custom ll~ht mg & custom frplc make this a page out of Home Magazine. Spacious & sensuous, only $88,500. & yours to experience by callini: Shangn·la dbl wide lux ury llving_ Btft 1978 2Br. 2Ba Skyline in adult park. sw1mmmi.:. j;it•uizl & social act1v1t1c:. galore. All for under $24.000. Park rent $10.'i-Sl.40. Newer unit!>. Large :1 bdrm & 2 bdrm Oouhlc· garages w auto npenPr~ vaulted ccrltn~:.. bllrt:. Xlnt location OPEN SUM I 1-4 Spy9lou Opell H61ttt You'll ~llliP for hre:ith when vou see this magntfil·rnt estate atop SpYS{lus" Hi 11. Cuslom1H'd thru·out. l!rcoraled to perfection 5 BR, fam ·rm. p ool, jacu1.1i. completely furoishl'd. Optt1 Sot & S• 1-S . 51 Gol.te PoW Dri~o. Ask for Fred Good Fornlf' ~;,j" 4 & fl1milv. p11rquet floort<, lrg, master !l u ite. Cupe Cod exterior , pool, jncuuJ. Rost buy in Sµyglu:i;" al 315,000. Cry1tef& w._. c11 .. r1.,....., I~ this chormlng 3 BR condo .Spacious mns t e r BR !lnlte w /ocean view, ft)rm1tl dlnin11. sttop ·down llvinl room. Sl25.000. newport center realty 640·1812 642·0435. BEAt.rrlFUL MONACO H V.H . 3 Br, 2 Ba, Ital tile enl & kit. nr pool & pk, xlnt cond, fee $137 .soo 640-1440. V .ALLEY REALTY 49(>.4977 731-6050 Califontia Pacific: Mobile Home Rea It>• 2706 llarbor. Ste 2011 540-5937 137 139Cranl Pl. Oram:" 1Nr. Chapma n & llaslcrl. SAN CLEMENTE '72 Viking, the class of s Untts 111 San Cll•mcntr mobile homes. 24'60 $?20.000. OCEAHFtlOHT +den, 2 BR. 2 ba .. xlnt STANi\Li\.''W Cute beach house w 12 ~===~=====~ cond. 2 Storage sheds. MEGA HG 1-: 1-: n EALTY BR. 2 Ba, lots or parking. The Meadows. in lr\lne (714 l 197·174 I Lowest price on the FANTASTIC aor; Fmancmg. Red Hill -----~ach $275.~ OCEAN VIEW Realty 552.7500 _ lete:onw Properly 2000 HOLLIS WOOO from this lovely 5 BR I•--------••••••••••••• •••••••••• ~E-~_T_O_R __ ti_'i5_8_67_fi /\Ito Capistrano borne ORANGE ~~:!~~~!~le1~~~ •FANTASTICAL COUNTY DUPLEX Great locution, 1, blk. to master suite. srns,ooo. Estate Sale 3 o B c " u I if u I l Y ocean ! 3 Bdrm. & 2 \l A .... CHOIAGE landscaped townhouse!'o. bdrm. units. Double "" BeautiCulZ-ix602Br,2lla, Pndeoro-.'llersh1p.Two Jtarage. Furnished & IHVESTMlMTS comer lot in h park. bedroom, one and one booked for summer ren· 17 4149' 7711 Park rent only $142.00. halC bath units with 1 • Thi~ excellent home enclosed garages. Just tats. $192,000 ... Co d NEWPORT llEACH available for immed oc four years new. n o REALTY '75-1642 ASSUME cupancy. Enjoy the convenuon polent1,1I. FHALOAM finest all year r ound Will exchange! An t.•x CHE:RIY LAKE No need to qualilr on this smog free we<1ther in clUSl\'e with Qu:ul Place single sty Span hm. Take Orange Counly, s wlm· Properties-call IY OWNER ovr lo tnt loan. Xlht loc. ming, jacuzil, social ac· 7$2-1920. ;!,k:rn~~" ~a~a~~~~d~ ~~,900. 831-31$0 or ti~=~·rociflc J QUAIL This II!. versatlle home Wall Street Real Dta~ Mobile Home Re;ilty • PLACE on· pri vale lake has 3Br 2706 Harbor Ste 208 ~ &I.Illes. ea. w/pvt bath,+ JUST REDUCED 540.5937 -I~ TI4 l :llP.M.1 a study & lit Cam rm <re· Las Brlsas home. by l•---..-----•I gulallon n pool tbl in· owner, SSS.000. We need a _ SPacious Go"len Orovt• 9 eluded). Converts readi· quick sale. Nice 2 story 3 El Toro 5 • Fam Pk. 3Br. unit compl~' 13 'I ri ly to s or 6Br'l', Great br 2 ba. fireplace, dlning 2Da + 8'xSO' porch. Plexes). All 2 Bed. L:.iun Citm1ly home w/lols oC area. paUo, enclosed Reduced ,0 $34,500 dry hookups. p\'t patios rm for entcr~alnin ai. fard. & comm .• pool s.59-5787 playground. lge lot Shown by eppt. 892·338S S h ow n w e e k d n Y s ~timaled 1ross 1ncomt.• or642·056S~.ooo 493·7682. Open House t2'1t44 • Skyllnt lo ex $28,800 Price ON I. Y ---------1 S:it/Su.n 11·5. celleot condition with $298,000 Owner I /\~t s.a...... 107' · many eirtns. In C.M. tn4)S35 4048 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOil SALE tY OWHB small pa r If, tow rent.1--'------nx & s ... VE Two story townbome. 2 01-U74 evenings. 49 UNITS n ""T BR, t BA. Community . -JDE OF ~•t,500 POOi. Very nice •Jew or New.2 br l'-41 ba Kirlgston. '"" ~ hlta.. Must aacrince. On· carpets, dUflC3. r'Clrri3, OWNERSHIP vtew of ocean fr hUll, 1 .. l!""" ....... .-. pl-· .. Ull blt·lns, encl. priv. p11Llo. Great ftxtt WiUt • J BR. &1 .,.,. uuw o -N rt Bch.. SU 000 fl m One great locallM, with l~ DA, largt dlnln~· ---~~...:.·------83~ ' r · luac unth end for family room w /dbl. FtSH Sl,300,000 Call flrcplau, +secluded 1 l1tke Just • •hon New MobUe Home lo El 752·.,20. den. i \udy or 4th BR. ~.l'ic from tbl1 auper Toro'• bewesl park . d ftUAIL Pritt<! to 1eU. Pnde of ontrah.ip. Up· T BERntA HF.NRY clean3BRbom • • gr-acted triple wide. Stt p• .&.CE RF.ALTORS 0-Diletaetttr to appreclat.e JMkc of· """ me.U@ar 4D2-412l 4tt-IOOO fer 837·fM,?1 ' -1o,_T11;>1PJio&.t ~~~~~ ...... ~~~.~~ ...... ~!~.~?~••••o ~!~~~!~~ .. :: .. ~.~~~~~ .... ~~!.~~... &J~.Apr1130, 1978 QAJ!,YPll.OT IJI. ............... , .zooo ..._,_..,,,..., JOH...._,,,,., JtoO Oifif~ c:.t.w.t. )2.24 ......... ...a 3240 Hone.UllfunlWd Cndam't' Apett••h,_.Mecf .......................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••• -;............ -f\ up utr 2110 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... •••••••••••• ... •••••••• a.er. ' ''Ntd J425 ••••••••••• ......... ...._ SPACIOUS OlOTOWMC.C 11q I\ otnc. b11UcUnt ........ ••••••••••••••• ~2brcoodo.Pool,tpa. DON'T MISS OUT ON ...... ~ 1252 ....................... c.t.MtM 3714 TllPLll TRJ Pl.f. All' 8dtms Wtlltmlmtu, a 0\09 akt, tOACUl.AHCH f\'ocn $17~. Kida• pet.a THIS Sbltrp s BR 2 SA ... •••••••••••••••••••• '1110mo. 2 81'2 8a. oo ~ ..................... ., • $ll?, ' % blb. from FTffWI)'. ~fd r1nch home OK. 8'75-@12 Bkr. w/cptl. toed yard ~ov OCEAN VIEW, Ideal :a.Br. oceaa at Siu. Laaoon • I Zl,000 Fw Deulls rail ~.,,_. 211/t»-S.m W1lb open bum ceilings area. fm. ~ Ail. l~Ba atcuril>-. 0.ck, VULa. Teo.ius. 2 pools, pvt IA YFIOMT "' Lupa.wc.. lll,.,... lrvw Tllie ls .... .....,._ It vlie'tw ln all d1redu>eu. Freshb' palmed 3Br. 2Ba, oofee. teon 111, pool. S575. bcb. 213·7o..'l-0230 2BRCODdo.yearly. ~ ~~ bf._;c: f7141711-6N J ..,.._JUST t~ ~':!· i~':J ~n:r i'f-~':ia'm-:11'~1:~~ Beach walk condo. ii br, 2 f6l-6SJS Toq tr Ht ~mmat.b ab lmiU. Good P Al1 ~ID cornple\.e privacy. The mo. bl.let +dep. '31.079 ba upp-aded cpt.I, bltna, 2 Br, l'h ba, areai Gee.an ~'*' Nd 3S25 PAI« UDO utuMable l~~~ool NIWc.M4-lt.EX Sharp Ulr" bedroom remaJ.o.1.naacreacetaCor brlck ,.uo. yrly lae. view. New~ "74. R&O ........................ 28R.2ba.7rJy.$&25 i 11~1\down CaU >' l.967 Anaheim Ave. All home! with «>.s-n beamed you to do with u you New 3 br, 2~ ba "2 br, Z $500. (714)645·1119 or D/W, rdr1g/Creeur, OCEAN VIEW ·San HIWPOaf CRIST ?IZ..lflO Bf, 2ba mo.OOOPrin on· celbng, aeparate yard pltue.C.Unowl ~amP°"!·.1b1,1011ar•'. '213>439-0281 . W/D, pool, Ja.cuuJ, ten· CtttMnte, 2 sty end unit 2B.R,Jbat.hs ·J47S • ly, BltTSSl.oa:t. 875-$631 and doublo detached '7MU6 .. nis, beach pnvp. $450. Twnhme. a lH~. 2~"J Ba. 4 ftU•IL "'8.a........_E auage. Two very nice. ._.............._R.E.lltc • s•soyour. wc!rpestbt.1SMOuff Freshb'p&inte<IJ.SA.on mo. <71')494·6058 or recfacU.Walktosbopi1 & T A --.nw two bedrooro, one bath · .._ "' • ... cul de sac. Walk to porlt 496-4693 bm. MJS mo. 770-2317 PLACE COUNTY epartrnenta on rear for 1631 E.17t.h St #C .. SA Village, Vict.orla & Ca-& schools. 2 car gllr, $425 OWMr/a,1. ' associated ' ...._11_._,... $141.000.C.llu.sonthisor o..ot•........._ nyoo.631·2080 mo.96t-6588 Labfore.tt 32SS -r--......... , PllDI OF t so · .,..,. ••••••••••••••••••··~·· ~any 0 our ove.r 10• ~opcrt, Z600 3 BR, l ti., nu pai.nt, cpta GORGEOUS 4 br 2 ba, New 2 bedrm 2 ba home l:f .._ .... funHIMd DRUt<rPs Ht.·.·r,. .. ·, 1 Ut4fTS C.M. BNutUu.J brand new 4· I hr, loft.. ftp. 3-2 br, n .. ba townhOU.8tl, all bhrn1, C:fl)tM, drps. Jlurry, buy now. Tom Lee, Rllr, 64.2.1003. * 2 Triplttt1 • Near Lake Park. MlD. to bcli. l~ BR, 3 ba; 1·3 BR, 212 ba; 1·3 BR, 2 ba 5 ganges. frplca Sl89,000 each. 171»-1713 Alabama. Hunt. Bch 536·1718 Owner. INVESTM&rr Commercial building in ocean area with secure lease from Government Agency for sale. Equity build up and cash on cash return for $50,000 down payment. Call for de tads. MAYO CK t Uf\ttt UtAl fO"lo 380 GlCNNEYQf lAGIJNA BEACH (11At) 494·2148 DB.UXE UHITS Bllc to lwn/bch. Log Bch finest. Super 3br owner's unit + 2·2Br units + J br. unit & lrg. studio apt. Super ocean view. ZAGIODDY RL TR 494-8611 For Sale ly OWMr llRAHDHEW 6 l:rut apt wtrec room. unlls ate all renl('d $2,400 mo income 4 · 3Br, 2''28a studios, 2 21ir, lBa. 17091 Elm Sl.. H 8. $375.000. 848 2655 days, SJS-4873 eves1wk.nds SAHCUMEHTE DUPLEX $89,500 Sparkling \ BR units "''th secluded 1:ardcn pat111, PLUS separate J!lll!St apt. Zoned C I for adtlt'<I potential TRIPLEX $129.500 Super location near beach & Del Mar shops. 2 Large 1 BR umts PLUS studio. BERTIIA HENRY REALTORS 215 Del Mar 492 4121 OWNERSHIP ·~,~~Y lisU.ngs. ••••••••••••••••••••••• & drps, S\<>ve, was.her & new paint & carpet, Club fac, ~r. s hop•g: ••••••••••••••••••••••·~~~~~~~~~~ 30 Un Ila to build . coodo ~cl lne ~"';ha.le HAWAII COMDO dtyr, gar. 2 pat's, fncd IireQla(_e, covert:d patio, ~/mo. Call 768-631\ C:.-. .. Mer 37221· $l,200.000. Turn-key residence: a'v:u!'bti $39,900 yd, 384V2 E. 16th St. huge com er tot w/frult •••••••••••••••••••••••Bay flU\l apt w/ocean vu l O;' -,. fl,41t .; / '· r operation In ucellent QaJI · Just 3,990 down. tum., Eves : 6 31·38 8 5. trees, near park & shop Mewport leech 326' LG STUDIO AP1', too, boat •lip. $2000 mo. 8tea. First Wier benefits. fee s imple. On Kon a 213 /375·'837 Adults, no ping. $490 mo. Avail. ••0 ••••••••• •• ........ $200 mo. yrly 646-4517 af\ s Colli 7S2·19l0. Coast, Hawaii. Call R.J. dog.s,$350. now.841--0967,496-8895 NOFEEI Houses,condosj 673-J~ T A ve Y r+ en, 2 a Pavillon,67~912Bltr. ud.ioapt,ava.ilabJe. 752·1920 d '-'U,.IL Nkbolaon,R.E.499-4165 College Park 4br. 2ba. Lo 1 28 d b dup l exes . Renta St . . > 4 '-'U•IL PL•CE IHlls.... NearOCC.Availlmmed, Townhome. Tennis, pool $170mo. • T ~ " heh a p 2100 839--1097 & bike to beach. 2 car gar ltlllhlh GaloreU Pat. 673·3932 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PLACE -(0,.. n t :JO P.N.t ••••••••••••••••••••••• R--'-1... ~ ....... _,, $425. Pb840-2323, 646-7175 We have lOOO's of houses, ,.........._ u~-3724 Gasws.. llOJ Fii .,.,,,........,.... d I t ti ~riw'Mil ••••••••••••••••••••••• (0,..TM l:JOP.M.j WW OLX 4 Pl.EXES SIWU S206kidspetsokgar. •GO SEE TJVS! 4 BR 2 p XS, uap .a nosw. a ....................... 13742 Newland Strcee\, ..:.n STUDIO.APT $210goodarealg,more Ba, w/cpt.s. 2 car gar, areas, a pnces. aveon Garden o rove. •TWO• PRD wtt.h lee lots, pvt C>ceaolront complex on S'Z'TOk.ids lgeyd + + lncd yard. $43S. 963·4567, ~·~4900 14,. $50 WUI( & UI' Beautiful, two bedroom DUPL X street,pool,recbwlding, Kona Coast, Hawaii $2652brkidsoknke agt,nofee ., Studio,l~room apartments in excelle\it • E ES• 1st user depr, minimum $25,000STeqANuity. $48.500. $32S3br2ba kids more Shan> 2 br, 1 ba. 19081 Bh.dCs. pan. view, lge. 3 Maid service, pool neighborhood. Private EASTS.DE 15% down. Owner will ALAND 1000s mol'eavaiJ now! B ( 2~ b 2376N rt Bl c M patio view from lovely • • carry 2nd to quauCied MEGARGEEREALTY All areas. all prices. ·Pauline St. $350 SlSO. r, am. rm., "' a, ~·~~645-3967 · k1\cben; enclosed Veryclean&qwet,2BR b\.lyers. (714)497-1744 0pen7days9toG S.D.M6·7456:642·7743 pool.$8.SOAgt.SU-OJ.34 ---------1 aarages; pool'; units on connecting over 751-5992 RM l!ltate Kids, pets welcome! $280 Huge 2 br. Near Large 2-story contem· SUS CA.SITA.$ $320/ipontb.. CaU Clyde sized lot. Best location W.e.d c--r'• Gt.ide beach. K.lds ok, More. porary home w I 4Br. Nicely fumtsbed 1 bdrm. <Manager . Apartment y,lose1 lo everything FOR SALE IY OWHU ••••••••••••••••••~!!! 645-4900 Fee Sm tee. 64.5-"900 Agt, ram rm & den. Walk to Closed gar. $230, up _11_ao_>_89_1._10_1_3_. ----..,ua 1ty ronstructior Costa Mesa w. Side , bay &c OCEAN. Open & Adull.3, no pets. 2l10 w/manyimprovements. l989Anahei.mAve. OWN Property i n 2 Br. 21h ba Condo Brand new homes. 3 br. bright.$950/molease. NewportBJvd. •IRANDHIW* OPENSUN. l-4PM 2Br house w/'2Br dplx in Inglewood, Hawthorne w/bltns, range, d /w, 21~ ba, walk w beach. WATERFRONT HOMES ---------Cherry Creek AduJt 360 & 364 16th PLACE rear. $130,000. Owner will ~So. Bay area? Crplcs in liv rm &c mas t Extras galore! $550. 6.11-1400 Large, CLEAN, 2 BR. l Apts. 1 & 2 BR, fplc's, 'JC OWNER/AGENT carry 2nd To. S49·3875 WILLl'AYCASH!! br. 2 Car gar, pool & Joan.846-137lor846·2S97 Ba,quietstreet.1981 Ma· have lakes, sauna. DEVIN R. E. 642·6368 af\ 4PM Ph. Toan D' Allessandro jacuui. Pvt comm l<><:al-• EAS:reLUFF, 3 br 2 ba, 2 pl e . $27 5. 631·1266; Jacuzzi &: pool. Located T.D. PAO,OTIES ed in West Costa Mesa. SHORECREST, I m1 from p&tio, 2't'2 car gar, auto 549-1438 at 2701 S. Fairview. Just NINE UNITS Loh for Sale 2200 (2L3) 674 6907 (7 4) 1110 Sandi Ln . Call beach. 4 BR. Fam Rm, G /0 , wshr/dryr/ref. --------s. or Warner, N. or S.t>. · or 1 833·0070 e~t 220 or patio, pool, xlnt cond. -.2l3/008.ao:!L LargelBr • .Palio,carnnrt Huntington Beach. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S46-620l 11nytimeor (714) ... p 1 d . """" ~ • 1 ·r· 1 Fwy,556·1991. No pets. WiUlin two bloclts ot tht OfflCEILDGSITE 846-522Jaft6PM ~18. ~:::m°:.~.~Jncd, BIGCANYONTOWNllSE 6:4:'~.mo s eaae. ca 11---------• ocean. All adult. Priced Huntington Beach •.-.&-L Townhse panorami" vu 3 New 2 BR, 2 ba, crpt'd & ---------at ~\00.000, make offer. { twnnm> • .. ' Irvine ,.,44 d,....'d, spectacular Golf H111l'st• leach 3740 752 1920 27,000 sq. t. lot near ••••••••••••••••••••••• lge bdrms, 2'hba., frpl, -.,.. _.., Bristol • Pacifica Hospital. 5 HoMsesFMntlsMd gardropener. all bll·ins. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Course & lake view. Sep ..... ••••••••••••••••••• J QUAIL Points Shop. Cntr&Clvic: Patio It balcony, SS25 RENTALS gar., tennls .& pool, lse STUDIO Terrace-ts Center. $135.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S650 M 644 2416 CodaMno 3124 mo.642·5548aft5. 3BR,2Ba ........... $SOO • o. · UW=Rahs" .. PLACE David Bourke Rllr E r ·d 3 BR 2 b / 1 3 BR, 2 Ba.••· · · · · · · $.550 Oceanfront 1 br older ""·lt kll" en •· TV 546-9950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI e • a, rp c. 4 BR 2112 ba SS75 ru .. ... 10,.. H 1:30 f'.M. I V~ry clean, pvt, l BR rum gar, pvt yd & pool. Kids 5 BR'~ b . · • · SS90 house. Yrly. $600. Unens & UUUllcs New 4-Plex bldgs, 2 & 3 Br units, pvt communit~. covered prkg. pvt patios, pool & rec rm. Located near bus & shopping lo desirable area or s.A. 102l W. Central Ave. t h mi No. of So. Coast Plata. 644-2784 or 751-5992 · .. EASTSIDE•• .. 2 ON LOT•• ..$89,500•• Front urut, 2 BR 1 Ba. w Large sunny kitchen. Beauti.ful Lag Och proper-cottage, sngl person, no OK .. $525 mo. 644-4895, • l'2 a · · TSL Mgmt 642·1603 MILE TO OC~AN ty, pnme loca. 1 blk from pets, inclds gas & wtr. 67~. Wendy Westclirr, charmin.g 3 BR, Royal Suites Motet beach. Sl25,000. 7S9·0456 Cent loc. $265. 548·0522 727 Yorktown 81 vd o 546-8801 Spacious adult condo. 2br. H2 ba, patio. no peL'I, Be ch r 1 _ •---h 31 .. 8 K-X/mo. ,,.,,_2389 a Blvd at Yorktown ~--. ~ 2ba, enclosed gar. Bltns .,_, '"" 536-0411 Newport! 3 improved R·2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• & pools. S375. Aft 5. lots. Ready to build on. 832·52162 Realty Network 957-8403 CHARMING --------- I Mt Monaco 2 BR. 2 Ba. -------.--- den. upgraded, gardener SMALL BEACH ISOT EL incld $600. mo. 5-l6-414J ROOMS$32.SOWeek 1---------Smaller l BR unit , Foreve r 180 degree secluded under shade Whitewater view build· Lrees 1n rear. Rents are 1ng site in prestigious low. Owner w/replumb Portafina, Laguna . w/full 1pnce offer. Call $145,000. Broker, listing office for more de-499-:?nlS. 492-8145. tails. Back Bay area hse for lse. Open view, 2 bdrms. 2 4br, 3ba, 2 car gar, tennis baths, 2 car carport. sun· crts, jac, pool. Ava11 decks In center or Tern-511 n8. $S50 mo. No pets u5..,2 C pie Hills. $525. lease. 2416 Les Parre Way, ,. '~ AfllPtl5Da·IRVlffE Ready to move into now. Super setting for s uper ~~·~-80'7!, 7l4.-S2l-S?ll, THE TERRACE, beaut person upgraded Cambridge 3 M A y O C K Mesa Verde 4 br, 2 ba. BR, 2 ba, S.SZS Ownr /agt, ask for Mr. Andrew Apt $150/mo. S36·7056 12621 lo~l ower Street, Garden Grove. Large one bedroom apartments THEILUFFS 3 Bdrm, 2 ba .. single sty .• early area. Quiet street. Clean, fresh & vacant. $SS01Mo. Lagufta leodt 37 48 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA BEACH MTR close to shopping. Laun· · dry facilities. No lNN. $65/wk & up. Maid ct1lldren ·. no nots. CaU serv. color TV. heated .-- DnJn R.E. 642·6368 Co•inc)tott 4Ple.u Scv~ral to choose from. Xlnl areus, good sl:ible rental income. Call for dl'l<1ils: l11t1 R.E. Network '63-0891 MAKE OFFER 3 Income. 2 Above. de· lwce 3 BR. 2 BA, frpk, <I car jlar. Owner an.x· 1ous. Minutes 10 beaches. Drive by 2025 Laurie Lane. E C .M . Agt 71-l 642·5319 or646·7414 2VJ acres BeauUCul view next US Forest land lrg house pad all ut1I. paved rd S45.000 Don Doran Agt . 759·0619 ADV AHCE HOTICE f'f,kl"flh6.fl0"" 360 GlENNfYRE lAGUNA l!(JICH (714) 4M·214e OCEAH VIEW LOTS S37S 2 BR. semi Cum , Home·builders being of· 190 Canyon Acres Dr fc red 1st ch o i c e or ---2-13-·399_·_2SO_l __ _ magnificent ready·lO· LA11J1111G HIMJ 31 SO build ocean view lots. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~and Developer urges 3 BR. 2 ba, avail May 10th. 1m~at~ response as On quiet cuJ.de-aac. A/C, just a limited nun:iber of wallpapered. 768·4259. these lots .are belllg of· 768-4.299, 661·3168, (714) fered to bwlders for sale 661·3184 at this time. (714)498-0200 ---------..._,wport leoch 31 '9 huge F.R .. frplc, D/W, 644-5576. &44-4895 close to shopping. Z9J2 FANTASTIC VIEW on Redwood Ave. S550. $250. R h . S.D. (refund> 642·77-43 anc oSan Joaqwn Golf ----------1 Course. 2 DR, d e n, 2 BR house. pool und jacuzzi. $395. 642·4758 w /fpl c. wctbar , cathedral clJ(s, dbl gar. S550 mo. 559·4646 pool. (714 > t94·5294, 985 _De_b_b•_e_a_t 636-__ 7_343_. __ 3 Bdrm .• 2', ba., split· N.CoastHwy. lalM>calllancl l106 I eve I · e nd uni l · N. End studio, prime lo<', ••••••••••••••••••••••• Delightful view. Avail. ut.il incl'd, wlk to bch. Spac1~!S 2Br, ground Or, now. 5675/mo. $250 mo. 499.3636 evs . frplc in liv rm, shared AGENT 640·5560 -------ga:_~e. yrlyM4·9279 --. STIJDIO w/garage; util. Newpo~ Sho_res, steps to pd. $27S mo. lst & last. 3 br, close lo beach. beach, :J br, 2 ba, yrly lse. 497.1236 al\ 6 pm Yrly. $550. ( 7 1 <1 > 6 4 5 · l 2 1 9 o r · 67S·9'lSO or 493-4818 Brookview twnhse, end Walnut Square. 2 Bil. 2 1213)439 IV>Ol Be ud. ·v-aut st 10 apt by week ......... __ p-L-...._ wlil, 3 br, 2•,<~ ba, A/C, Ba. condo. AC. pool, no Downtown Laguna. walk --3107 frplc, patios. tennis. pets. Children ok. $.'.175 $475. 4 BR, 2 ba, lrg fncd t.obeach.Call494 2494. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pools, highly decorated mo.675·S88l yard. 421 Tustin Ave. $400 y 1 2 b 2 b .. All. dbl garage. $475. . S how n S u n 1 • 3 . 0c f . r y. r. a, ~ 540-6493· 675-6062 Te.rrnce, Univ Prk. 2 Br. 2 213/661·Ul6 ean ronl 1 BR, new story, 2 car encl. gar., ' ba, frph:, wetbar. Close crpt'g, tll July lsl, $325. balcony, no pets. WHY PAY RENT? to pool & jac. Avail May Btful 4Br. 3Ba, pool. va No pets. 494-5792 TSL Mgmt 642·1603 Have your own home! 15 $425. 833 0618 & cant, $800/mo. Gard & Small 1 BR fum, S27S mo OCEANFRONT Use your rent S's, little or 833-7518 pool serv inc. 549·2879 Util me. All wood. Spacious t BR, beamed FOR SALE IY OWHER Tn-plex. near beach on 42nd St. Nwpt. $180,000 Great re nt al . Call t>l6-9284 on wkdys ah 6PM wknds. --OCEAM FRONT •••••••••••••••• ••••••• 100' or frontage on 2 legnl Oceanfront houses avail lots. Beaut. stairs to now to June 15. SlS-0 & ocean w/small log cabin. S200 wk, or by mo. won·t last $350,000. Ask 646-2510 no ?own. FRE.E list of WALNUT SQUARf; COL)' 64~·9401 ce1I., Lile kit & ba. $395 ia- ava1I bms. Qualify now. 2 br, den, 2 ba twnh!\e. THE BLUFFS Mewpo..t leoch 37 69 cl ul.JI. AdJls. no pets. HBFOURPLEX All 2 BR units. pnde of owner..lup bwldmg w1lh GREAT mcome. Can't beat the pnC'e at $160.000 Call for more details. 540 .. 3666 PRIMECOM'L CORNER Ccsta Mesa, C 2 w HOO ,q rt bwlding. Price Just reduced lo $165.000' <.:all Royal Prop«ties 642-1830 for Mark La Chance --------- 753-1001 or 436·2lfl89 evs. HouaH~ Unique R. E. Co. En· ••••••••••••••••••••••• _Ba_)_'_o_r _Oc_ca-n---i _c_iru_._ras ________ , ~ Take your pick. 1 Bdrm ~ honw / ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3202 duplex + bach unit. TrlrPl"b 2300 HOMEFINDERS S I <! 9 . 5 O O . A g t . •••••••••••••• ••• •• •••• Tilousan~ Of Ren la ls RE Realty Network. Pool. Ideal for c pl. No Sharp end unit, 3 Br. 212 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _fiT.l.637_. __ 2 ______ _ 957-8400 Ba, neutral decor. steps pets. $390. 645-9799___ lo pool. $575/lse. 64-0·6745 BAY FRONT Lovely 2400 sq n Mesa Liie 3br + ram rm. 2h ba, aft Spm. 3 BR. 2 b a, rel rig. Verde 5 Br pool home. 2 s lry , lownhome, n· dshwsr, gas bbq, frplc. Study. 5660.545-3152 Village J, Univ. Prk. Npt Shores, 3 Br, home ~e gar. sandy bcb, $7~5. ii ssoo. monthly. Call Lease 67:J.7S38 Lease Mesa Verde 4 br Ava 6·1· ~. 552·9444 or 831 2170. Webb Realty · ------ w /pool. Pool & garden· 552·5630 evs CoroM ., Mar 3122 ----------... '°"· U.<L $600. mo. RfNTAL WANTED: llL•. <oll•C<. >h;ny ,.. G ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·546--·9950-·A-ge·n·t·. ___ ,, ~~,~~~~~X~ F-~-:-!-:~-· '.-·~-·-::-~~-.~-!-:-:-· :-·-:-: BJ ! ~re, ''"°.:: ~~ ~. S4S-842A1673·77'J7. Open Sat & Sun 1.2·6. Ideal Gel Fast Results Mobile llome ParLJ4 un· i.n·law set·up, beaut. De Sl702br~~~~~~ange 11..s Pnme Coastal area' Anza Bayside Vig. JOO t-; b h.s k' TRIPLEX C.M. By ownr, xlnt cund. In<: $90.S. $1so.000 $4ft 5 i77 dbl gar, rcmcxf kit, view, GREAT RECRE;\TION· /,.. --= Lowest pnced 3 bdrm, 3 S725 mo. Av l now . S . . 1 ba home In frv1nc. 2 7~0905 wimming, s aunas. 2 GARDEN APTS story townhouse in health club~. btlhards. CORONA DEL MAR LOVE IT-Smoke Tree . Pool. For l!if' 3 or" BR hse . night ·ligbted tennis 2 Br Townhousc. frp~f. LEASE IT! clubhouse . Overlooks Eastblulf, <NB> Magn1£i c.'OW1s. Pro & pro s hop. Pool. tennis. Some occan 3 BR. fa m j I y rm . p:irk & tennis els. S450 cent view. completely re· golf dri vmg range, p<1rty & Catalana views. Close BUILDING LOTS Lovely 3 Br. 2 Ba. frpl. nu charmer on cul.de.s ac. mo Nolscreq'd modeled d ecorated mom d crpL'I nopets $62Syrly s · , d r . Cll:.t...l'TURY.ll Id d . N • FUN. AC TIVITIF.."· to Fashionlslan &finw Many good lots llvail. 494.32zi · · pm nspan rea y or 5r01 n s cp . u c rpts. ,., beach.Also I Br.S44 ·Z6ll Cst H NB 11267 2 B Sl75 I r e ids/pets San Lws Obispo County. wy, · · r. $3003br kids, gnragc $465.000. Will return 8', 2 ba, #26S l Br, 1 Ba, bkr. LJFETJMESERVICE vll l';lsh out. 67._5·_40_i_o _____ _ ...._-L.!.. D 557·0822 640 2455 ..__m, ewrt, A.sort 2400 lalM>a Island 3206 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TUSTIN UMITS Eight 2 BR units all have patios & endoscd de tacbed garages Must see at this pncc, oCfcred al $290.000. 540.3666 Tupleit. C M Assume ex 1s1·i: f1nanc'_g. $139,000. Jl nllh Wood , Rllr. 675 Sim>. Good year around ac· ____ . ------you! Lg. yard & patios. 640-S3S7 or675 7133 wallpaper & appliances. Fullt1me director, frce1 _________ _ eess Buy & build now or Capii""-o hach 3218 Close lo schools & s hop. Close to schls & shopping Sunday bruoch. BBQ's, m the future. Call now ••••••••••••••••••••••• ping. SSSO/Mo. (X108) Lease $585 mo Wood c nlr. $795 mo. Call trips, parties, .sport Charm'g 2 br. J ba, lrpl. (~ appt while the selcc BY OWNER-JBr, 2l'.>Ba, ·-•J•e•ri•H•un-l•642--82.3-•5-• bndge 3 br, 2 ba, frplc, 973-ll49days Mon· Fri. t.oumaments & more! patio, no pets/kids. Nr. uon1s good. ocean vu lwnhse. lsc op·----------cpts, drps, compl rec BEAUTlFULAPTS: shops.$450.645-1682. "'~-R,...... I f::c1I. Lake sailing. (is New Big canyon 2Br. 2Ba llfltela11 · REAL ESTATE · IUILDB'S SALE AU HEW Duplex-SC St54.900 Duplex·SC·Sl.~9.000 2 blocks to bea('h, '1ew House·CB·S12'J,500 3br 2ba. loft . view 2 lots·OP-S:ll .OOOea('h DOWNTOWN ~Oflhoch 6 l:NITS All 2 Bdrm. ()\er S20,000 annual in· come Nace condition. S:l-10.00o J am Wilson A)!l 536·264<1 -- Two 16 unit bld~s.prime Or Cly locations. Call 9SS·2260 Sea Country l>ropert1es .. .....,.._ ~·r• nc.. lion, $495 mo. 1oor.;. rent 3234 hing & pools. Wkdays Twnhome, blfl golf Singles. 1&2 bedrooms. S350 2 BR, new paint. Serving the San r e f u n d t o w a r d s Fountain Valley 759-6597, eves & wkn ~ view, pvt garage. Furn. & un.furn Models drpo;, 2 patios. pool, park· Bernadmo&MtnArea purc hase 752·2400. ••••••••••••••••••••••• S59-6lS8&640·lJ27 ~ S750 m o . fi40-8126 , openda1lytOto7.Robm lngS33-8080;673.2026 (7141867-7081 ~93-7748 Nice Family Area 833-3973 mate service avail. No AFTERMOOH DB.l&HT Corona., 22 Sharp, only sns. 4 Br. Woodbridge S&.S condo, 2 ---------lease required. Sorry, Great \1cw of Catalina & Mar lZ frpl. walk to schls & bdr, den. 2 ba. immac. 3 Br+ family rm . aduJLSonl~.noP<'b bay.3br2ba,fireplare. ••••••••••••••••••••••• park.Hurry,call962·7788 A1C. e nd un1l Avail ~aqalCront $725. Also 2 Oakwood hidden sun deck. S650 .. R...tahGalon!! orS49·9568. June $.lSOmo 645·4344 br +denSSSOYrly . Walk GardcnApart••• .. ••nts Avail.Junel.8"7-6668 Relax your a fternoon We have lOOO's ot houses. 10 beach, pools, tennii. "'"' away looking out over dplxs, apts now, all 3 BR. 13~ Ba, fireplace, from both. Manna Real N•...,.,..lffoell/~ I IB>ROOMAPT the view or the forest, areas, all prices. Save on enclosed yard. nr school. Lagmna hoch 3248 ty. 642 8850 K80 In mt! <.it lilh 1 SWEEPlNG VIEW QF Crom your coiy mtn. fee. 847·02'79or847·3422 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------fj4505SO NEWPORT HARBOR. 3 rek~reat. Sho,rt distance to 645-4900 _.,.. _________ 12 Bt,N2\ll ba condo. $45-0. Mewport1700 k 1 ,,,•lhh.j 1 SOorth FLOOR w J\ I. K. u r . s ung, ea ttng or most Y' CH •RMl ... G mo. o pets. " ,., R E F R J G s ·r o v £ th· I" t L-ta.... •-h 3240 "" " "u9219 645 9 Do · 1 Oovflr ,11 llilh I " ' • ' ~~ 0'n1g y$37ou900wo,~ 1"1 SPYGLASS HILLS, view • *+•-ac Open view 2 bdrm 2 .....,. . . 161 ns ' .,_:211110 C R p T S. DR p S". with SFH plan, CC nppr lnl'Omc Un11.s. Duplex in Constl'\l<.'hon Investment l'ily nf Orange io··~ ·~· n Y • · "11 3 Br Fam Rm ~so yrly ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ' '"" CARPORT •· LAUNDR" forappt ·"" · bath.2 carcarports,sun· Plush Jbr. 3ba w /boat ---------°' " · t.'73-8941 New.elcgant·2 bedroom decks. SS25. lease. Ready slip. l blk.. to beach. FACJL. Katella Realty ($SSO) or 2 bedroom + to move into now. Super 5511-8534,640·4919 OCEANFRONT deluxe 3 ~MO. '7t4i759·JOlf7 731·5606 down. $S5,000. (;ovmgton 4-plex. pndr of ownership. 3Br nwn('r unit w /frpl in Ocenmude Sl.80,000. t5r.i. down 4·plex. rity of Oran~e. 4 2 bdr. 112 ba $125,000. McuttainAno 2c~~~~c~~~a~d~ng~~ ~ <~1;~.c~:fo!'k:1r~ setUng!orsuperperson. ---------br. 2 ba, gar. No pets . CostaMfla 3824 Ofc. S72.'>mo. Gardener inc:ld. beach. Private 2-car MA y O CK Nowti1June3. 673 6G40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1714) 867·7081 Call 644·4832 garage. Fully main· , '""o•A• ... ~ HEB> HEU'7 LA MANCHA A.PITS tained yard. Adults. No 380 GlCNNEVR~ ~ Macnab·lrvine ROMOft Rffffy 870.6500 ----· Pool side Palm Desert condo. 2br, 2ba, on g('nllc slope. Spectacular \ 1ew oC vaJley & mountains. Priced at S99.000. Will trade $40,000 equity for equity m rental units in beach area. Wnte own<'r. Ad 11221 Dail)' l'llol, P 0 Box 1560, ~ni.ta Mesa, CA. 92626 6 UNITS, H..t.j lch. All 2 BR. 1 BA ho~es w I aarages. Like nt'W insifl{' & out. Good rents w /U.· change up or down Ownt.or /a «t. 848.-080() Call95S Z26Q. ---------13 BR. 2 ba .. den, frpl, nice Sea Country Properties CHERRY YAUEY patio. Close lo ever· No. of Beaumont. Choire ylhing. Older couple 10 townhouse-type 2 bdr of the best business cor pref., no pets. $625. Agt. units 1n Costa Mesa. ner in the Valley Lot 673-5354/497·3388 Enrl. garages. J yr old. 100xl20. Business & $415,000 Owner675-5275. bome of 2200 sq tt Uvi.ng PLEASE ENJOY our ex· ____ ,space. 3 s tairways, ecfamllyhomc,4BRor l l2 units Costa Mesa. 2 br, elevator. 22lt22 comm'I &: den, 2'h Ba. $hullers, 1 b;i w ~ara1'es. 6 yrs garage 12• ceiling. el~c c heer . thruout. Pool old 5425.000 675-S275 doors. You'll be lalklng wtnoaling cov~r for all to the owner S95 ooo year swimming nlle TUSTIN 4.PLEX Some very ~a luable UithUng for entertaining. 3 2 Ors, I 3 br w1frpk :artifacts & anuques to be Separate Cncd yard for Good loc. Corner Int. ~ extra. Owner will badminton or tricycles. Droke & As~iates carry mortgage. Must be Wonderful neighbors. 2 __ 83R_S700 sold by June ht. See blks to Balboa Jslund. Easklct. Tnp&e• L co r a S . co ct c '¥ , Pool /grdnr serv incld at Three 2 8R one is mother CoasUand Really Co. or tllOO mo. lease. &44·981S m laWll quanl'ln;, owner call day or nitc <714> Jasmine Creek, $750/mo w/help finance. $154,900. NS-1*. lse optlon, 2 BR + den, 642-4758 o.t of~ ocean vu, upc.raded crpt 4 PLEX IWNTlNOTON R»eker afflty p,.,_rty 2550 & lndscpg. Pool, Jacuul BCJI, total rent $.953 per --------''---••••••••••••••••••••••• & tennl1. Beaut auard mo. Selllni price WATERFkONT VlF,W!VlEW! «•Led comm unity . Sl30,000. &.In & Sea Real 4 Units, Sim Olcao No. 'Fabulou.-. oce8 n v1ew, No 644·1•. 835·7100 &tale 536·8514 County. On walC'r, can bc Co. SM Diego, 4 BR 2~ DUPLEX W BR, avail. DF3PERATE: N~ »80 ex.,andod Into 7 units Ba, l('Mll " more 11 ()pen views, deck, Jae. utut1 ftlr 1 1.s mllllon ~~«'llc-y c:.nmpany Sl•UOO. ~/taOO. 752 0811 Aaen\ 714· 6U..o647 Investment Di vl~lon TbeJeUcyCompany O&.UXE 3 Br. 2'' Ba, Stll t.h.ings fast with Dail) '5S lOOO 7SS-2131 Rt-al Eltltlte Brokeraae front dpb, 815 Mati&old. PtlotWantAds W11ntMHclp! '42-5678 7SM617 1556417 S$2Srno.a.4·3to.1 --... lAGIJNA MAO! Help yourself to 11 Large 1,2&3 bedroom pets. lnquire 525 18th St. ('714)494•2148 Heaping selet.'lion of f(arden apts . Dshwhr, (714) 960-6331 Qualified Hopeful~ bllns, encl. gar , gas bbq. lffj CAHYOH in the DAILY PILOT Pool. Oas Pd. 778 Scott. Clean adult condo. 3br, Lower Emerald Bay. J l~ba. clbhse, pool. $350 Br. 2 ba. wtr & gardn'r mo. 968-3680 pd. Yrly lse $875/mo. LANDMARK CONDO 2131286-1471. Avail mld· 2br. 2ba, upgr aded, _J_une __ . ------- 2 To choose from • HELPWANTEDADS Pl.642·5073 SBOO/mo. fo1'2 BR.s, den & Cotto~ 3824 Cos_t_a_Me_Ml ___ 3_82_4_ some ROll course view, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• fabulous rec. Sec. $345. Beautiful ocean view 3 536-6155 BR. 2 ba. ssso l,e. JO.i9 ZelJ Dr. Sat&Sun only. OR SOOO/mo. for 3 BR.s & spectacular golf course view. lX·ll71) Julle VanWleren 7~·1414 Clrclel'Mtl Sl3S Jg gar pool refrig, 3 bdrm 3 ba, new view Newport Crest Oct'an dswh.. p~ ok, more! Sm bome. No pets. 529.5755 v1ew. 2Br. 2ba condo. 2 fee. Share. 645-4900 Agt.. or 529-1897 car gar, D/W. compac· tor, W /0 , newly dec<>nl· rm t~e 2br kid ok 1ar. L...,... H19-' 3252 ed. $48511110. 646·5350 tOOO's mo~ avail. Fee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ev/Wltnds 645-4800Agt.. Gorgeou.s C.nyon View. ---------• 2Br, 2Ba, de•. atrium, s.ca...... ll76 $:J:2S b\CC 3br ldda ok. Lae adlts, $425 mo. 968.fM23 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, must tee. Fee. 48r m.. new cpt.t clo$e "4M900A;t. Tep ot bill locaUOJ1, lease to kb, no peta, -mp. ~on conalct.red. <Ex· &OJa Lovely 3 br Landma rk ecutJvevl•whomo),3br, ----------• Condo. Uw.cM<S. Clo.e coum.ry itcticn , r1mlly W........ Utt to beach. 1142·4.C54 : room dlnl.ha room lrpl •••••• .. •••••••,.••o••• M2·01'3orl/'1'7M$S. tn 11"°1n1 room, clo'so to a..tcira•--.n 3 BR, J'4 ba, house. New-beach, park• country Wehne tOOO'ao(how<ll, lycrptd,Cre!lhpalnt,encl club.Owner.170.23i 7 dplu, apts now. •ii paUo. Ready'° move ln. 3 Dt, 2 ba condo 00 goU areas, all prices. Save on $425. mo. No rf!IC. Red couraew/pOOl.$05. fee. Carpet.~ 497·242fl 64MtOO -··· ___ ....... _.4 ___ ----~-_, ... _.,, ..... ·---~ ... Mediterranean Village •Beamed ceilings, wood paheling •Grasscloth wallcovering •Fireplaces. wet bars , •Dishwashers, walk-in closets •Balconies, patios •Park·llke landscaping •Swimming pools, l!CUW •Lighted tennis courts •Minutes to freeways & beache$. f IBIOOM I llDIOOM & DIM Z II -2 U TOWHHOUSI Adu.Its Only Office Open Daily 9 to 6 '(!) f 1t 4t1'17-1020 2400 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa, CaU t. - .. .. •J•DAA.V,.,OT . 44000M.ta.w ~.AOlfUD, tm Oftlet .... 4400 ...... f-*"" ~!.!~T.!--~ .... !~.~ Loda,__, SlOO •' -' ----........... , ...... -................. °''" 'ztilf IOOS ___.., Wlf IOOS . ...................... '~.'!5.~ !'t!! •• ·.':':.~~::~~~ ... -·-' ....................... -~ ................. FOUND: Pen. leJ:l:py WHDf JOU umeoo CDllar.. ~1·' MIN JIZ4 tt ' I•._. M40 IMdt 3140 EXECUTIVE ROW. Inc • BUY NOW! ~lm .................. .............................................. NEIDCBH, oe•. 1 batll. Pr11= offlc• a,.u la N•= CONSIGN NOW! Fouoct tom, •ml. bile ll&W ·-· r; . a IQ/ ..... ,...,. ......... • w /bro lllAridqs vie a. w lar • area. Small • Net Sl70-$Z00 I*' •~It. We bavt l.1 znilllon CONTACT 6Slater. UB • ....._ . . •. r.... • .... m. 'rand . 'f'•niluJ .......... ~ Mnla, .......... .................................. 1:.. Contractual ,...er-vatlons backina walb AAA &NON Lost: Oold money t.Up, W..ude C..ta M•a U.S./CMlda & t.h• follow!.°fv alrUoa UnJted, HOMILOAHS =:' America, CDll. -l'IDD9~ C.U Qan, or "leach-Mlle Apm•swnh .. .................. ~., ....... Della, Western, liu,bea Air est, CootincntaJ, UQJoa Horne Loam U • 1ni CSK, year "fa oo 11..-at NM14.I. c• .. •'-ta. ::;c••r ud ty,..etffaCJ. ICLM "Dutch," Sww AJr, Luthanaua. ran,e IOll.Da tor home or back, Easle oo front. • 103 lnvestJncmt tu crod.lt • depredallon 8M2 ffamUtoo Sl (nf' 8rooll:hont), HB C.1 ...... MCI _..Ices PllM .. h • ~y OWtlel"I Of $1 ,000 Grut senthnental v~. . NIWl-~DI •Hdtcl,,... $290,.. ... lfeferrment.s. to ,000 OI' more. And Liberal rewaitd. all ar,2b&,T~.Up-Y• .. lnfhd to• ..,_. ,,._..._ .. • We bavo 118 '77, '78's ln Fleel Med 200 toe..J by tbroQtb Union .Home ~11166 evening.a. grded. Lu patio. 1! nooa to s P .M. May l. FeatW"kl~ 2 Bedroom1-2 Bathrooms Cal 17141752-7170 • Purchase al r•ctory Invoice 4 Star's minis or (, o a n s y o u g e t LOST: Cat. 11'61 slr1pe3, ldr-eia o1c. 64S·HO Homeowner Term1, ~.~days, atioes ;,nd Oaraiu • Southwind'1 U'a. lOO')f Financing of invoice fern. P~ c.ri~led, ~ ~Month ufos ta1e & iloonae tbcu CAOCIU:.R. 12.0 APR, 1 wblch are 1t1ner111ly reward. le. S ypark. l.&&-p S Br townhouae apt, (We hove• llmlt?(f number ot wlitl tor- ., ·~·,_ .. , •• d ,Year note. much bet~ than lm.1ance Irv. 557.019$; O~/wltnds 2 ba, frplc, .,.uo, 1ara1e. penorw wUh Clele ~hild) ...... sa.. 4l00 oom=tenna. S8l..:i075 Quiet complex. Adult.I, crUiiruaU.1d HOO ....................... For rurlher Worniati<m cont.act Mr. Ua$oer or c en.er.,,... hO pets, $17~ 64$.3381 or ....-.......~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •II S&IC11YE* Mr. Miller .. fltl:t ,. .. d 5150 ~*' Cost. Mesa 1824 ............. 3840 nlE EXCJTJNO Gain a reliable ..... .•••...... , •.....•..•.. ,ALM MISA APTS. roommate. Date•s R. V. Rentals, Inc. Spltllwllt ...... ' NESA VERDE home at. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• MINUT.ES TO NPT 645-7464. (714) 559-44(6 FULLY AMC>nlDD l8l.s So. El Camhlo Re.al moepbere 2&3 br db STlJNNING 2 SR 2 Ba, Super Deluxe rront unit, 2 BCK. •SHARE A HOKE+ Out.side Ca. HI00·8S4~ p Alm. y AMC>a11UD Sao Clemente. FuUy Uc. •PlS. no peta, 546-1034 garden apt. Pool. rel' br I& den, frplc, 2 ba, pvt Bacb, 1"2 BR. (Telex) Dale's IRtN 6&-2378 Fouwt.«·n.96 closed 1ar, c1oae lo rrwy from $220. & up. BACH&.<>R leeb sgl pty IMTIUST OHL Y 2 Br, 1 V.ba townhoU$e, area. $295. 710W.18thSt. I& mall. No pets. SUS mo. Adults, No Pets lo ahr luxury Balboa Jal O~nin\ May 1 RELAXING MASSAGE patio, yard, frplc, encl 1 BR up~r. adJts. OD~. Mar J42·3U7 or (213) 1561 Mesa Dr. home. 1 Blk from bch, 2 Allowing 2 way entals to L.A. = .......... oc:. Bob James· Lie M&SRV.r 1al. laundr)' rm. S37S. No pets. $200 mo. 311 . ~254$. (S Bl.Its Edt ol Newport sty, 3 BJl, 2\2 ba, beam OutcalJ 9-9, 494-5111 TSL Mrmt 642·1603 Wilson, 631'2177 Blvd.) cell., pvt patio, frplc. • wJtlt state Lg 3 Br, 3 Ba townhouse Large 3 br, 2 ba w /(rplc 546-9860 $200. ssa.m1 anytime Offkelewtaf 4400 ............... 4500 law. MASSAGE 2 BR lower, adlts, oo peu. $360. mo. 7911 Holt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ................. ~ ..... II for any reason we can Nr. Fairview & Baker. ~mo, gastwtr pd. 360 83$-t211pager9373 Ai\. IEACHUYIHG Lady 23-30 yrs, to share 3 KolJ.Jrvine Center ?.2ilO aq ft bldg, 21c ea f\, nol arrange a loan for AGURE MODB.S _1350. No peta. 545-1882 Victoria. 631·2177 or 1 block from ocean, lge 3 without blah beach bdnn 2 ba duplex 1n Npt Executive Swtea three phase power, l yr you the~ will be oo cost ESCORTS New 2 BR ~ao. fplc, trsb S4M019 br, 2 ba $4.50 mo. 20819th pricea·EnJoy these $bores $1210./Y. uUI. lit & All sJ&e suites now ave.U. Lse. Im Whittler Ave, OC'obli&ation. OUTCAUONLY cmptr, darling. $41S mo. St. 835-021.l pager 9373 beautiful luxury apta Jast mo rent Call Ken (f.82...COO aq, A.) Rent in· A·l. 714-642-6507 '31-3111 ~ss.6 btwn s.BPK 0-PoW 3826 minutes from beach. 631.(l(H8 or Ca th)' SJJ, 136c cl: Recept., phone ans., Stor"91 UNION Aat. util., Jwiitorial, ma IJ a: 4550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Spaei:t1, 1&2 bdrm adult Prol oeeds sban his 28.R, *SANDY'S* r br, 2ba, Lower-, new coffee serv., cont. rm , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 BR, cleu. freshly paint. l block from ocean, lge apts wi PoOls. jacuui, 2Ba, Capo Bcb condo. cpts, ~· No pets. Nr. ed, gar. No pets. $26S. 2br, 2ba, 214 19th St. Call r ec. room, flresJde Vu, pool, jacuizl Sl7S. lounge, kitch privgs & New storage, garages, HOME Outcall Ma"ago 1 OCC. '299 mo. 7Sl·3696 830.9325 an 6pm. 982-8840 btwn ~ lowtf;es, bUUard rooms & M/F ~1219/493-0463 pro(. secretarial serv. on close lo beach, 151 Com- 973--0329 L'l 2 BR apt. Wood beam sand volleyball. PTemiaes. (714)549-9595 merclal Way off N'wpt [)LOANS Dana Point-super ocean 2br apl near b~a ch. CAI.ESPANA Ans •HOME SHARING Blvd, CM. RV & boat unit •SHERI LEE• 1 ceiling~ kilch, lrg br, view. New lSSOsq.ft. 2br, RecentJy refinished. 313 SERV. THE EHICIENT avail. All util paid. Certified MasseWie l crpts t, bltn.s. No 2"'ba $4.50. 644-5742 11th St' 960-3723 lS.200 MagnoUa Prof. Screening ALTERNATIVE 548-3878; after5548-8116 Hou,,e Calls· By ap'Pt,. pets. no children. Ca ll aft Westminster, 893-0519 Nat.Jon 'a Largest Home 838-41838 1 Zwltdys: 646·1751 ,H ... 111.onhodt 3840 NEW 2 & 3 BR, adult apts, CIHHAMON No Fee 'Tll Placed Mo. to mo. rent Incl: 3SOO sq ft storage bldg. Loan Brokerage Firm 531>-2A94 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pool, patios, fplc. Full CRHICAPTS R oc ~t . &e rv .. Reasonable. avaH 11000. a Toro 110-1011 FOXY LADY l INSTANT IN SHARP, beach, 2 " 3 BR, security. $36S & up. 1702 l.S123So. Brookhurst Fem rmma te needed lo person zed phone cov-20c sq ft. 642·9803 W 5PM, Hlllltldt 848·2225 Cenlral loc. 2 Br, l v.. Ba frpl, d ishwasher, Florida a( Adams. Wcatrnlnster,531-6266 sbr 3 BR bse overloolting erage, cont. rm, mail ask for J im °"'73:-~ apt. Fncd patio, gar . garage, patios, 960-2358. ..... ~ .. AUCIAA'1S NeWr>Ort Hbr. Looking serv., undergl"OWld prkg R ..... W.t.cl •600 l $32.5. 64s-t6SS le more i.n Newport. 3142 25211 Stockport fer attractive, clean, out-v'NEED UVENea.rThe Beach! ... bGw THE EXECUTIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• PREGNAN~rin g, ~R.temr., •i•w, pl"'h going person who enjoys c.... .. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Laguna Hills, 581-6130 coed living. Furn, Jndry, SUJTE,~o Summer rental: Need 3 v'MOHEY confidential ling & pts, + bltns, 1 ml to bch. BeauW'uJ Adult Apts Dix Condo. l br, ocean Sorry, no peta I br, 2 ba from July 1 thru referral. Abort.ion, adop. • 315. 2201 Pacific, view, fireplace, pool, Jae. S200. 645-9623 eves. EXP ANDING-711 Sept, 10. (.213)2«21541 1-0S37; 673-0512 Gas&WaterPaid. Bachelor apt, uUI. paid, • Uoo "keeping. • 21661 Brookhllnt, HB ~. 2'JJ/$98-t71S Mature empld rem1le, ~Uy ser v. ofc spice eves. APCARE 541-2563 $180 mo. CDM. 673-3932 CRll>ITHO . •Dl!luxe new 3 br, 2 ba apt. 962-6653 .,..... 3844 673-82SS seelts same to sbr 2 BR starts at 66" aq Ct In the Cal Stereo ABC music UHDA&V1¢lcl patio/ yd, 2 car gar . 1~ Ba, encl gar apt dynarnac N.B. airport employee seeking rm· PROILEM -walk to So. Cst, Plaza . 28r, children welcome, no ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rooms 4000 E/Side CM. Smoker pref. bus. area . Space avail: W&lrdTDto.. °* .. Mauoge $425. 96.2·8118 pets, s tarting at $2-tS mo. Orangetree 1 BR, A/C, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $165 + •.~ util, oo Juda, 800-16,000sq It & warehse mates w /inexpensive 752.5901 f.olotl-.F'9 .. M! refrig, no pets, Adlts. ~p. 30< sq Ct. Proj. Mgr furn .. home" l.iv'g sltua. ll46-mc>7 Room w I kitchenette pets. 55$-3217 dys, eves IJon in NB/CM /HS area. Arranged by Se~ all Oruge Co. Brand new 2 Rr, 2 ba, Ten.tu.s, spa & pool. ~. $S0 week & up. 646-4728 Judy Clark. 83J..8813 ot adults, no pets. 2085 MlA.R IEACH Avail l June. 5S9-3322 stop by Commerce Park, Terry, svc dept 631-4010 Co.ttto..Loans SJS.7313 5411.9755 betwn D0011·9pm MOll/2 ',M~urin (bt wn Bay & & CIVIC CENTER Professional male needs tl.OOBltth. DANCEOFFUN LOCJl90 S.odt 3148 person to share 3Br Fri. DOYOUNEED CA.5H? ramllton). 673·2058 or BRAND NEW. Spacious Ambassador Ino in Costa Beaut. node girls dance ,~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa, 2277 Harbor. Ceo· home. 645-m92 2 ad,J. of ca. pvt ent. approx 1st. 2 nd " 3rd , deluxe 3 & 4 Br. AU bltas, STUDIO woodsy at- 8x33'. $3SO/mo. 1827 ~/linftt/ homeowne r loans ar-" np sessioa... Pvt mir· MESAPIMES rrptcs, gar, lge yd. 502 mospbere, fplc, beam trally localed, 235 rooms. c..-.... Westclllf, NS 631·0000 ranged fast. Borrow rored roo~. ,lOAM to ,. Yorirtown , Just West of MANY with kitchen, Ra..U $.1000 • $100,000 . flexible 3AM Moo.sat 12PM lo 1 BR, $28S. Pool, jacuzzi, Beach Blvd. 960-2'219 dgs, S2SO mo. util inc. phone " TV. Swimming &M.t &p lllNS! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8PM Sun. 62S N. Euclid. . REIRENT! terms, put credlt no pro- adults. no pets. 26SO 494-7109 pool, Jacuni, and rec. Share a home or aptment We've £<>l spring fever at ........ blem. Call us • no obllga. Anah. ~5363. Harla Ave., CM. (Mesa NEW XTRA Dix twnhse 1 BR duplex, frplc, ocean room. Dally & weekly Qousi-<I2Ans ~Tm Lido . arlna Village. Oppoitwlty 5005 tion. FREESF.sSIONW/AD Verde Dr. E. off llarbor apt, front unit. Lg 3 Br, vu, all appliances Incl rates starting from $54 a Uk~~~R While it lasts we 're oCfer-••••••••••••••••••••••• STERLING FIN. SVCS, Blvd.) 549-2447 21..; Ba, formal dln rm + dshwsr, sundeck, gar, week. ing Cree rent on beaut. of· 7141955-1610 (bkr) •Switcbboard 835·7775• bks fsl rm, fplc, bltns. S36.S incl util. 494-8907 or 64S-.4840 w ~ ~1.u1i...q EXEllCISE SALON ANSWER SERV $2WK INFANTS OML Y W1D hkup. patio. dbl at-2JJ/&13·0993 832-4134Since1971 fice space overlooking BUS LOANS: $10,000 or MAIL ADDRESS $?WK :! Br frurn $200 mo. Cas tach gar.~-545.3004 Pvt rooms in E-Side C.M. lhe Bay. Space from 290 more Also 1st 2nd mlgs pd. No p etc;. 2150 home. Unrum. S200 + House to share in Dana to 900 sq, fi. incl. Cfl)Ls, Beach location, steady •suzrs• Newport S.ach 38 69 $10,000-$10,000,000 1'' :"<ewPort Dh·d. C M. 2 Br + den, l 'h ba, patio. ••••••••••••••••••••••• dep. Call 64S·7857 eves. Pt. 2 Br. $165. Call Keith d~s, A /C, S day customers; hi profit. Scott 633-4434 Outcall ~assage ~----Quiet Hunt. &y, adults- bt wn S.5 at 496-Sl.37 Ja tori al serv. & all ulil CHARTER 549-8623 10AM·2AM 731-4462 New 2 Br, 2 ba E·Sade only condo. $3SO /mo. NOW Female wanted, 4 bdrm pd. Take advantage of I st, led & 3rd t across from S.A. Coll & 962-8118 or 979·7971 h.se to share SlOO mo, or Pvt r oom & bath for our spring fever ... & free T.D.LOAHS DJ VORCE/ Bankruptcy, c.c. $350/mo. + dep, bch. 963--0S92eves. female, i.n exchange for rent offer. We'll pro- $50. Legal ~ist. 12 }'rs. 646-7085 Shan> 2 bdrm. l 'h ba Con-YOU CAN AFFORD lite bskpng. Call bably come to our senses CARDS & GIFTS ARRANGED O.C. Action Legal Typ. do. 3 Mi. to beach. $350. Sunny unf. room, $135 mo eves/w.ltnds, 640-6623, by summer. Call or slop Prime location, xlnt Cnclt No Prcble111 inc. 9e0-54.191 2 Br, 2 Ba, most utils. pd. mo. Ask for Leslie, NEWPORT BEACH +util. Kit priv. W ID, Ray by any weekday bwtn facility. Sell for Jess than 63J..l9101kr Mo. lo mo. $300. Adults 54&-:iBtJO ~2810, Newport Bcb. 8:30&S:30. asset value. lstenduway .Club needs • only . 622-l:latniltoo. Park NewJX)rt On the beach NB.. very Housematea wanted . Lido Marina VHlage CHARTER 5'9-8623 MoMyWCMhd $030 ladles whd are over· 64S-OOJ4 Deluxe pool&ide xtra lge M/30, med doc. CM area. 3475 VI.a Oporto ....................... weight to train free In 2br, 2ba. bllns, dshwhr. s mall sleeping roorn, Bob, 842-2801. dancerchle " diet pro-(alNwpt Beach Blvd) CIGARETTE SUPPLY Need loan on appreciating New 2Br, l&. garage, Nr. beach. Ad Its, oo pets. LUXURY APT LIVING fW'TJ. $85 mo. 675'1865 <714)675-8662 investment, could be gram . .Earn S'l,000. rno or t_hws hr, $270 mo. $2S(). mo. 53&-8362 F. rmmt. for charming DtsnJIUTOISHlft more P /T as an as· Overlooking Tbe Water Nice bdrm for working short term, 642-3494 Sally 5763.~781 2 BR 2 BJ\, nr Beach Blvd adlt.. nr Vista s hopping Old Nwpt. Hghts. house. * SkY SUITES • PARTORFULLTIME sociate.973-9183 Enjoy $1SO,OOO s pec-CaU alt. 6pm, 645'9634. ANAHEIM Immediate openings in ~Tn11t Slim gal, 401s. energetic, Large clean l bdr. Re£s & Inter Comm Hos p .. center SlOO mo. 645-8:157 Dtidi SOJS No pets. ~ mo. lst. last fplc, gar, pvt yard. Adlts tacular spa, 1 swimming 61.,,. "T!.t frOfl'I I 50 Sq Ft Orange County and/or educated, sporty to con- pools, 8 lighted courts, Rm LAK E FOREST, kit •USO s urrounding towns for ••••••••••••••••••••••• +SISO deaning dep only, no pets. 841·3241 Bank o( America Build· sider some .swing as pa rt . ~ evs/wknds rrules of bike trails, put· priv, pool, tennis. Resp ••••••••••••••••••••••• i ng, lO s tories ol d.Utributors. All retail LOWEST oC a relationship. Go ting, s huffleboards. male, ref 581·2464 Single garage, storage on· Anaheim's Cmest omce outlets are secured by places. Do things. Male. Sl50 l br. nice, qwet area NE:W 2 lge RR. 1111 Ba, gar Sun...rR~ , 4200 lv. $3S mo. 1916 Wallace, space. Easy Fwy access, company. .¥ lllhnstRat.s 6', 17S lbs, St. Reply Bo1e l adult-non-s m oker. w/opnr. W I D hkup, fplc, Bachs from $299 50/mo, CM, 645-5126: 637 ·5895 covered parking. All NO SELLING htT.D.'s. abo 175, 3 Daily Pilot. P.O. ••••••••••••••••••••••• You may become dis· f,Sfs req'd No pets. pat.lo. S3S.S. 54>3004 l\ISo 1&2 bdrm plans BEACHFRONT 4 Br, 2 ba service rncludcd. Prime 2*' T .D. Loans. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, LMgmt 642·1603 2 story townhouses Si.og.le garage tor car or location &: competitive lri butor for nationally Ca. 921626 2 Bdrm, l '-' b a compl. tum home. Frpk, sto rage . State / advertised cigarettes; Falrest Terma since 1949 Studio, carport, $12S. mo Townhouse, prime area, Elec. kitch, priv, patios wasb/dry, dshwhr, 2 car American. CM. 548·9565 rates from 8-0c sq ft. Marlboro, Camell, Sottte.-M~ Co. TOUCH OF CLA.5S t'Ulil. incl. 1\ll wood 'h ml to bcb, new blue &: balconies, c rpts, gar. N~. Avail June Hurry whUe offer las ts. Salems, KooJs, Ker\t. 642-2171 545-0611 ESCORT A MODEL 6'12·9401 crpts &: drps. $350, mo. 24 lo J 31. 54>5354 or Single gar age, 12x20. For details, call 714·4671 Pall MaJI, etc. You may draperies, pa r king, ate & Discreet ~ 2 BR. stove & rcfng, No pet.1. 962-rnl Agent elevators. 644·9S82 storage. 283 Avocado, 2S().5()() Sq, n. deluxe Of· keep your present job, Retired couple bas money CM. $35. 64&-2901 start part time and ex· to lend. lsl & 2nd TD' s n4'646-711.8, 213423.7270 ' ,ad.Its, M pets. 313 17th QUIET ADULT Nu bayfmt prop w /pvt fi ce . W. 19th Sl, C.M. .,Pl., #L. 642-2464 Optional maid service bch area. Upper 3br, OffictR..taf 4400 rrom $150. mo. Tom, pand to full time later il Agent, l-837-37'44 Gd Looking gey Z1 nds 2 BR lo/• Ba, encl gat, pvt frplc, wetbar. $650 wkly. ··~··~················· 540-2200 you desire. To qualify Private party will pay pretty blond girl 20's for l Br East.side, wood l/Cam paUo, new cpts/drps. Nr Al Fashion Island, Jam. you must bave auto, a friend 64()..8688 • ceilings. s tove & rrrng. bch. $325. 960-1279 boree & San Joaquin Lower, 2br, frplc, wet· RIU.SRYICE Contemporary oCc, Npt few hours spare time more for your 2nd T.D. bar. $550 wkly . I $245. 731.(i()()l; 640·7084 Hills Rd. DauxE OFFICES CJltr. 600 sq ft. Ideal for Cdays or eves) and cash Fast srvc. 642-3.573 PALM&CARD Near Huntington Harbor, 714/840-1879 or 846·7327 Architect, Englnelr or investment or: J Brw/stove, refng. Close sharp owner's unit, 3 br. For leasing information: Personal telephoner re· Design Firm. 64 6644 PLAN I ............ $!697 BORROW MONEY READINGS to bust'S. &tores. 2'-'a ba, fireplace, fam ceptionlst, secretary, dys PLAN ll .......... 13750 ON HOUSE EQUITY Special Y.r price with this nn, 2 garages. Kids & GLAMOROUS oonletence room, coffee Adults. no pets. small pets OK. $14.S pr 714 I644·1900 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba in Promon· & bospitalit.Y services. ..... ..tat 4450 PLAN ll 1 ••• ,. ••••• S161990 Reasonable Rates. Fast ad. Has Psychic power of 548·6S18 mo. Mo ve in now! CaU tory Point with forever Excellent location, near For more information & Efficient Service. ('?J4) wUdom. What you bear ••••••••••••••••••••••• send name, address and 7SUl1.26orS36-9779 will amue you I She will 2 br H~ ba. carpeted, bit· 842-tJ28 or 960-5402 Nu Bayfmt upper duplex VIEW. D ecor a t o r freeways. w/pvt bch area. 3br, furnished Pool. jacuui, 1u:acana 4 DRUXE OFC'S phone number to: teU your Past. Present, & •q n s . $ 2 7 s. C a I I •TERRIFIC• Conf. rm., seat 2S. all METROPOLITAN .,,o-.c ... ..ts/ ~lure & advise you on 2131620--4830, 7:30·111'\M f11>lc, wetbar, $600 un-sauna, tennis. $JSO /wk. (714)979·2161 2 BR, 2 BA, w/fplc, D/W, fum'd. $650 fum'd. Will paneled, sm . wbse io re TOBACCO COMPANY P«SOIMlll/ Love, Marriage & Busi· --ar. 1 or 2 yr. lease. Lake Cigarette Division #23 ness. Avail. Cor private 2 br l ba, cottage type, cpts & drps. All this consider yrly ls e . ONntEBEACH Two prime spot offices Loat&FMd encl. gur, pr1v. patio, +garage, S min from 114 /M0-1879 or 846-7327 w/your own parking lot. F or est area. Kent P.O. Box5n groups. . . Bl d c Bdrm home wilb Harkins. ltasemead, CA, 91770 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 221 W. Whittier v . , 2038 ~I eyer Pl. Open beach It only $305. Adlts, privacy. $1000/Wk 3020 Newport Blvd, NB. ... IM9(:11N.ts 5100 • 1 House Sat 4·S. See & br no pets. 96J..4S67 SUPa IACHB.OR Ideal for real est.ate, re· '714·581·9393 La Habra 2JJ/697·92'12 WATERFRONT HOM~ TRAYaAGENCY ....................... '~g refs. No pets 960-6459 at Balboa Bay Club. tail sbops, e tc. Call Elderly ambulatory lady Deluxe beach apt for sgl. Short term rental. Call63H400 675'~1 Corona del Mar on Coast FRANCHISE SCRAM-LETS E·SlD E. Coty bach. Pool. ja c., on P CH, Furnished $SS(), unfurn Hwy, 1100 sq.n. Good needs n ice r oom + w/fplc, oew decor, $200. Sunset Bch, No pets. $47S. soo Sq. ft. ornce with parking, xlnt (rontage. The new way lo own a ANSWERS rninfmum care &: atten· Aft l PM. 675·64.58 $27 5. 96.1--4636 Waferfrottl Ho..5 Balboa Bay Club, NB, col· bath. Main St.. Hunt· Sl.200 mo. 759-92.m travel agency. Travel lion. 673·2561or675·8464 lassal view of bay front 2 Network. Start your own. ington Beach. $225. mo. Digest -Whinny -Ptf'IOMI SenlcH 5360 2 BR, new P&Jnt. new lax-Large 3br, nu pnl, c.rpts &: C•Ul-1400 br apt, beautifully Coats & Wallace Real Approx. 400 sq. ft. C-2, 130 Exp. not r equired. tures, pvt pat.lo, $285. J drps. No pets. $.150 mo. furnished. Summe r $2200 E'ata&e, 962-4454 E. l7lh S~. $140/mo. Complete support &: J°c:l Hermit -SpUce -••••••••••••••••••••••• BR, l~ BA. new point, 67J..<;t22 LIDO BAY FRONT mo, aU-season SlSOO. Call Doyle S48·ll68 term service provid . Rancor -Grower -Palm Springs couple to GROW STEWED new ra.xturcs, pvt patio. Bedee l Br. SS2S. 2 Br, Dr. Couture 714/64S-S300 IAYAtOMl' OFACES Call Mr. Charles look after house or apt • $325. No p e t s. 7954 3 BR Condo, pool, near den, 2 ba, frplc $945. Canneirr Village.New of. E /SIDE C.M.. Shops, 714-838·9242 ScienUsts in Michigan plants. July, Aug. Sepl. Shalimar, A \'all now. Adams de Brookhurst. Agent 645-50« Relatives coming? Have flees rom 300 sq lt-ofc's, hobby, photo Jab, have been ralslng f!uper References. Costa ~3 $:195 mo. Fred, 962·3.519; them rent my /um. 2 br JantasUc views, lg gen use. Fr. $8S. 548-n19 Coffee shop, located in crops since they started Me s a -booch. 54-0-6810, ext 287 -3 BR, 2 Ba, fplc, nr Lido condo. Avail. 6/18·9/1. prof'l bldg. 5 day ot>era· using a new ferilizer (1 )321 ·9844 f.atios-pa r klng & Villaae. $495 mo. yrly ca11Sun.1~1-sso1 lion, 7 :30-3. Buy direct made with the same HMlftqott ~och 3840 HwtffftcJton l.ach 3140 lse. 99&-5868; 826-1928 anltorial included. 2808 ~Sq. n. C·2 on Newport from ownr. S86s9419 cbemical compounds Ma&!o&e by Chiropractic: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• BAYF R ON1'. 3 0 1 Lafayette Ave. N.B. Blvd. Lease. Ca ll that make up alcohol. student. Appl ooly. • Lido 621 Condo Edgewater at Coronado. 673-loo.1 84.S-8512 Tax lheller business op-Did you ever think you'd evs/wknd.'i. 645-8197 Kennybunkport? Breathtaking views 38r, 2ba each. Gor & Prime OC airport area. 2 Warehouse or Workshop portun lty in Fine see the day when they overlooking Newport l aund. 5U·S647 or Arts/Antiques. Man. could actually GROW Aerobics dance exercise Wasn't she the biologist who won Back Bay & Tbe Cao· 67J..l760agt pvt oles w/recept area. Cent. CM.. up to 3000 $1.SK. 754~73 SfEWEDtoma~s? class, lion, Wed, Fri, nery, th.la ~ floor lux-VocaffoltR..W. 4250 ~sq ft . 752-SSU sq.rt. 25' sq.£\ 642 4758 6AM. Stretch your soul, The Nobel Prize for Medicine in '69? QI')' ~ ep tomlleS the WATBlVIEW UDO Ania, Jelnt location, Balb Boutique, amuenl PARENTS! NewJ>Ort Bay shnnlc YOW' roll. CdM. good life at Newport. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nwprt Beach, Ca. New Aquatics i.s coming soon. 5430968 ~ro~ 2450' of apaeious airy 2 Br cabin, TV, f11>k. NB Mariner's Mile, ap. private parking, shoppin1 center. F1orida with expert swim in· comlort-2 trw BR/3 ba + motel rm, $1.S It up ni~. prox 900 sq ft. 2 of c, con.I, 714-675-3431 ownership. ~7234 stn.ict ion ser ving tbe Let' roe do your driving, If you're not sure who (or what) Kennybunkport den. Prof decorated. 2 1-a oenons. 114~1 recep nns. Prv ba, uUI StDre for lease. Approx. Newport·Balboa area. shopping, erranda, etc. was. don't feel bad-you're not alone. pvt parldo' 1pacet·llOOO inc, t&.'iO. S44-8678. 900 aq ft. Frplc, 4 rms, 2 fee Crrn Parlor & Deli Wateb for more details. 646-9134, 491.u.4 Kennybonkport Is one of 14 distinctively mo Jae. 5-<Ma. d1y. 29 Palma Estate, Fri.sun. Office Space avau.. ror baths. 1675. Bltl• Goll &i Sand Sbop. 'flit 1 \oi yrs ln 673-0105 SocWCW.. 5400 dffftmlt apartment ftoorplans at Seawlnd Village 838-1906 eves. food, lodf!lng. $1.20 per unique new shop'g ctr. cpl. ass sngl. TI4-962'6309 menla.) health Oil' beall.h Tenni.a, 2S38 Newport Bl. Rapidly developing OC Lod&Fo.cl 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ln Huntington Beach. Seawincs Village Is a result BEACH YEARLY 1 br orTI4·367·3238 at\ 6 ure proleuk>flal. Unl. Ccsta M~a. 646 0141 or area. Ownr transf'd . ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Slngle ~ SolutJon of totally personalized professional planning. ocean duplx, at beach. ll'JC15', $250 mo. f'uhlon &Q.S440 $.U,000 aross 1st yr. Lc6t or Foamd a pet 1 Ca II Date by Choice The kind of attention you deserve. , SUS. ulil pd. 213/IMf.5135 Sant. Barbara Cty cust, Island. 714-159-1140 .... tri ......... 4500 Sl.2,000 down will handle. Animal A uls t11n ce Not Chance. A perfect blend of nal\lre and hvang-luxury bm. 3 BR, 2 Ba, on Executive ctfieti 6' small ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5311-9593 League S37-2273. no Cec. Call lntrovlew75%·54ll Large 3 BR 2 0., suodeck. 100 11c semi pvt . Wilder-nestled in a forest with babbling brooks and quiet bltns, ~. parkin1t. Nr nt'l88 views. Share 9 ml ofc/atorage. No. Costa IUR.D TO SUIT Buafnesa Joana-operating LOST: SmJ Tcnier t ype Attrac t Ive bus iness :.. pondS, cooled by natural ocean breezes. Add to beadl. 204 4:J!. Sr. $32S pvt beach. $1n5. mo. ( 4 Mee.. SUOfll.3'7 . .50 fum. S,000·20,000 SJ. fl. c~lol. expan11011, ac· fem do{(. white w /brwn womM, trim, shapely. that tennis courts, swimming pool$, a,Jacuzzl and mo. yr\y. f94 mo's mln>.-'H·m7. monthly. 700 sq. ft. at Placenua Ave. C. • q itJon, invoice factor-spots. red collar, Vic. unen c umbe red & a convenient location near shopping and l330. mo. Tom, 540-2200. WESLEY TAYLOR CO. ln.g, r~lvable financ· 19th le Anabelm. CM. Mt c reative seeki ng employment and you've got a place anyone would Bi1 Canyon NEW Palm Sprlnaf• Vacation AJRPORTOFJl'lC.ES REALTORS 844...,10 bag, Ooorplana, lea.~s. C/28, c.-a 11 collect respons ive, stable. townhome. 2 BR, 2Mt Condo on ission Milla loans for a.n,y business educated man, 50-60 over proudly call home. (Evt n Klnnybunkportl) batba, beaut cptd/ Country Club. -.5'30 l " 2 room suites, all a.oe> ~ Sq. ft. 1St Per JlW'Chaso. Call Mr. Cox, 2'J3.. 791).3352 • ~ Caucasian only. C. One and two bedroom, one and two bath Mn'lees. No lease req'd. aq. ft. Ntt, net, net. 785 dnaped, aec:urity aate, Condo for rent tn Mam· n4/4'3s37U.. Found: a (cm, German ca, P.O. Bo• 903, • adult 1p.1rtments from s210.oo pool, tennis eta. '1~ Mo. From $1~. mo. 20l2 S. E . W. 1Gtb Stnet, Costa S hortbalrs. Vic : Laiuna Beach, CA. 1265.2 I ~~~~ WESLEY TAYLOR CO. moth 1 Bdrm as loft. Brte~ &.alto 200, N.B. Mesa. S«>-Wl Olft 6bop • top Ima, 6 Broolthurst & llarnlltoo. REALTORS '44-4910 Jrs>Je, .. una, pool. '17 (1JC) ·1010. Ol>EN SAT /SUN lH dayt, lO·S:lo. $28,000 963-71'9 ,_ 2 .... perda1.-..1f1evN. s:rou ... 000 +Inv. Alt· .. . ·:; . B11 Ca~ 'l'ownhome OC AJSrotrr MO. I Small mulllple If.I tu-tlN3Sl. Found: Smetl white do1 • ·-r--MOTICI ....................... . new 3 .a. i.te • soil LOCATION duatrlal unlt1, fire w/brown eus. Female. Sdloek& 15555 Hun!JnOt'On Vt111gt Line ~ntJngton e..m. CA course •tew. Pool, how D~ Pl.lot Clau. Appmc. '500 IQ ft. 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Ext. homes&apt.'\.847-4461 Babya\lung, my borne, 675-8336/675-7280 Maintf!OAl'ce, arnmediate ••••••••••••••••••••••• ._._..--Lo ,.., R r ta. 4-ys or ev4:1.J nr Harbor -General Building, Con-servicing. 842•9907 Xlnl housecleaning done -..t. w rates. ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Residential (avg 12040>. ftW'llsoo CM.646-9546 c.fe1iwg lra~or seeks additional AVOID VACATION by,ladyw/~p.Dependa-536-t180,536-4383 CERAMJCTILE.Special-Commercial. Rentah. ' ...... ••••••••••••••••• rea1dentlal projects-VERY LOW PR.ICES RIPOFF Clearview Cb. 631--021~ ......... Senic• CAB .. ..," Joint ven• urec. Ca II ble, own Lrans. 847-3637 JJ'S f.AlNTING. Great ty: Entrieslfioors. 25 yrs nn,.. ~ • .. On Gardening Main· Mature, clean, resp. kft t ri exp Sml repa i r s •••••0•M••v··~··••1e••m•s•:. •••• Fc~~1.~~.a1~:.!.'!f.:. all oc-!!?:,!11480 all. GP M or tenance George 549·2015 person will look after LG11dtn11lng wor ~~1&a1 ces. 962-i8&3 ·· U you're in I.he mo<Jtct ..... 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Save money. right-free estimate on Cra.ftsman.Call64S--0302 Housecleaning & omce "Two Men Will Move Neatpatches&lextures c.,.t~·"'• 6'>3257 largeorsmallJobs. spec1,alists.Spec.onapts You" We handle lrg & At&EST 893 14Jt ••••••••••••••••••••••• Licensed 673·0359 UANDYMAN: Carpentry, & B.E. work. Serv. 7 sml moves·office & • • ,, Carpet Man wiU lay yours People who need People electrical, plumbing & days wk. ~nded, in-household. Distance & or m in e. Repairs & Tlat's whatthe Custom Electr ic. Ind., rtrs.841·2787,557-4504 sured.540-9525 local, a ls o pack ing. cleJn,lngtoo!Guarwork DAJLYPlLOT comm,res.&maintsvs. Lowes t legal rate. II you 're looking for a bet· ler job, you won't want to miss lbe e mploy.ment columns in Classine<I. For Cbssl.flfP Ad ACTION Call . al bigger savings. Free SERVICE DIRECTORY Honest & rel.lable. Free Sell things fast with Daily Uc/insrd. Cal T 111-9-U est, 1-1188·6'154 isalJ about! est. m..8542 Pilot Want Ads. Want Ads Call 642-5678 Ph84i·7278 A hily ,._ A4-Yiler '42-5671 SOaiob Ir Help W CNtted 7100 Hflp W Clltt•d 7100 Help W Clftffd 7 I 00 Hefp W•ted 7100 Hetp W o.ted 7100 Help W ..ted 7100 Heff W uted 7100 Help Wcmted 7 I 00 ,_..._,tialt 7005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···.:···-··············· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:;:;c;,;;;~~;;:Y••4• A . .&CCOUi..tT ..... TS Ambitious Couple Wanted *AUTO LOTMEN Burglar AJarm Company -.. .....,. .& AND ccounling "" "• """ lO manage 11 small busl· Assem~y Banking needs installer /service ~ OVERLOAD ' ness p/time. Will Ml in· TRAINEE ~ll :~i:ar-~~~~ 11,.~: T..,., p /th• person. Salary open. t:x· CLERICAL : THEATER ..t.RTS COSJ lerfere w/ your present per only need apply. 228 "' Offer.; top pay, a variety Job. Must be willing t.o the ground up ! Op· Branch ore seeks bonda· Jo'orest Ave. Lag Sch H.8.-F.V. or interesting assign-le Mr H 11 642-l6J4 l~~nlDl(RS portunity for advance· ble. p/tJme teller w/new 1--------- Dlredled By Graduate Of rnents, serves the entire am. · a ' · IW-AlftUL ment. See Mr . O'Neill or accounts ex per. preC'd. Bus boy /girl. Qualified Due to COftfioued 'ell• pmttloa CMtd upw~rd naoblllty. Co111p-.t~r Avto...atlo11 has the followh•g ;,..,_dlet.- dericd openl:gs: , mMITY COUEGE ACCOUNTANT Orange County area and Apt.Manager Wa nted, & PA .. ERS Mr. Pierce. HOWARD Ca ll Lee Porterfield, person lo work in one or OF LOHDOt4 needs experience<!. mature couple. 20 units "" Chevrolet, Dove &: Quail <7t4l 558-1801. Newport Beach's finest For lnloCall 963-336'7 Seftioc-Clert Ac~ Clnb in G.G .. need ma int. NEEDED Sis., Newport Beach. WESrERN FEDERAL restaurants Hours rtexh ----------1 MSI Data Corporation. looW&-rt. Ir skill. Nice 2 bdrm apt + IMMEDIATELY!! O SAVINGS ble. Apply in person . Joll.W.ted, 7075 located near the Orange -·r:_:_::. __ 1 S60min.968-8633 TOP,AY!!l A.J!~!...EEROpEpoNr.IorA'an~ l65Town&Country Velvet T urtle. 59 ••••••••••••••••••••••• County Airpo h' Acca1 1-.P~ All b1fts d & uv,,u,. ' Orange, Calif. NewportC tr Dr NB rt as an at all levels. Call today Artist, Produc tion /-s • ay .• swing tell., fnendly, neat ap· EqualOppEmplyrm/f n •.. Refined live-In Practical immediate requirement and let us tell you how to Designer. Free lance or ~raveyard includes pearing young man ovr _________ , __________ , Nw-se. <;eriatrics prer'd. for an Accountmg Clerk. ~me a busy. well paid f It. Must be fast, neat. wknds. Long & s hort 18. Prev exp not req'd. CASHIEA Sit CLERK I TYPIST Typing 60 WPM 67J-8120ext 223· Accountants Overload detail oriented person & ~ assignments. Holl-Start w/Jot man duties Barmaid, p/time. tOam-Need indiv w/mln 1 yr Male H~kee~r. hve. 8(8udc~grgooodund tsyhp?ugld indo· proressional. c a m e r a r e a d y H Y ~t 1a•caaltJ.ioonn Pp~in Ad\'ancement a mil. to 2pm, 5 Days wk. $3 hr. casluer exper. Pleasant R 1 c '° a 547.7.1.31 ......,._ __ ,cals, spec . ty..... osp a'• auto rental counter man Must be dependable. Ap · I *· b '·t in. e.e nces. communications skills. 9 ..... ,,...... ,,~ av il G od d · "'g q 'd persona tty "' a 1" Y lo ____ '642_·_5299 _____ ui.e or lO key add , l~No.Main.Su1telOl6 Should have design & · ~6890 :::;~Ja:; re ply inperson.Kin11.s lnn, deal wpublic. Xlnl co SECRETARY HetpW-.ted minimumlyear recent SantaAnu layout abilities Call Tj• -· · · _. ___ 720 RandolphSt.CM benefits. ••••• ••••••••••• •• ~!.~~ office or cleri ca I ex. Not a public acctng Cirm 714-951 ·8433 ~ ., -Auto Rental Trainee Barmaid. flt days. Top Call 644 3389 9am noon Typing 60 WPM arul shorthand 90 WPM / --------• penenee. Oppty for intelligent, paynghtgarl c M. THEIRVIMECO. 1141 c...-Dri•e friendly. neat appearing 1S4-9't91 550 Newport Ctr Or Please Apply In Person Or Call ABIGAIL ABBOTT llMPOUllES NOWJDRING I Typilfs s.cr.t.iH File Cleri&s ~Clerts Word Procnsillg K.,,_•"" PIX lec.eptioeish Host.stff ,......,..Cltu OrdttCMn.s NEYER A FEE Cal YldM Hfffoft Or J. P.ttMt- 557-6122 4.500 Campus Dr. N.B. We offer liberal com· pany benefits, com - petitive salary and ex- c e 11 en t working oondJt1ons. If you desire a position with an Orange County pro- gressive electronics company please contact Saundra Johnson al (1 14) 549-6125 or a pply in person to. MSI DATA CORPORA TlOH 34-0 Fischer Ave Col!ta Mesa, CA 92621 f:Aual Opportunity Employer M /F Acctng Bkkpng TEMPORARY --------•Register Today to work on vanous accounting & bookkeeping a ssign ments, Work close to your home. l"1gure Clerks to Sr. Accoun· tants needed lhruout Orange Co. Aroounting A/PAY AILE CLERK $800 Entry level pos. w/min I yr exper. in AIP w /good math ability for finance co. in N.B. Will match batch & code ror com· puter. Good co. w /ad van. C'ement & great benefits. Order no. 20t9. ACCOUNTANTS Ut4UMITB> PERSONNEL SERVICES S47-1631, l<IM No Main Suite 1016. Santa Ma •Always 1003 Free• Robert Harr·s Accou.ntemps 500 S. Main. Ste 501 No. Tower . Union Bank ln 1be City of Orange 714/835-4103 ACCOUNTING SUPERVISOR ---------1 Immediate opportunity --------• for hi ghly quahned in-Accounting ntE MARRIOTT HOnL IS SEEKING ACCOUNTING CLBK MIGHT AUDIT CUC Ex.per. in accounting & calculator sllills pref'd. Enjoy excellent com pany benefits. Apply 9am-noon, Mon-Fri. Personnel 900 Newport Center Or Newport ~ach Equal Opp Emplyr m/t dividual seeking new c hallenge '!! a nd responsib1li ty with dynamic growth onented corporate accounling de partment. Minimum 5 years experience in ac- counting utilizing a com· putenzcd system as well as successful completion or beginning accounting courses. Requirements include s upervisory ex- pe r1 en ce, good com - munications skills and 10 key by touch. Our salary and benefits packal(e is one of the finest orrered. by any company. Please ---------1 call Mary Ann .Bannjng. A«:ounUnti (714) 7S2-G5U. ext 243 for C..t Accoimt.t an appoinlment. ACCOUNTING Newport Beac h in· surance agency needs person with accounting expr lo train for com· puter operation and perform various related duties. Must he neat. conscientious and have lots or initiative. Call &le McLeod at644-4100 ~SEMBLERS 50 Trainee Assemblers Needed Immediately Long & Short Term Assignments 3Shifts Available. Must have own transp. Cal Todoy 556-8520 Free. Top Pay. Vac Pay Victor Te ... army s.r-.ic.es Div Walter Kidde &Co Adrrun Assistant Sl2K + ~ s. l!:. Bristol Receptionist $100+ Ste to ~ewport Beach F JC Bkkpr Cons tr $12K (Comer of Bnstol & lnsurance Secy S12K Campus behind Exec Secy's to S12K Carl's Jr) lrv1ne Person.ne~Agenc~· F.qual Opportunity 488E17th Costa Mes:1 ' EmRloyer M/F Suite22A 642-1470 --------• ADMI~ ASSIST for growing import firm Jn Newport Center. Good opportunity (or bright. ambitious person who has an analytical mind & enjoys working with peo. pie. Position involves ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLERS typing, computer opera· To insert electronic com· tions & lots ol telephone ponents in pnnted circuit contact. Prio r ex· boardsandtouchupcard penence helpful. but not assemblies afte r flow required. Start around solder process. R""'uires $800. Contact Terri -... Swank, al Transmark. ability w interpret com· ponent color codes and _sw_._7342_. ______ 1 hand solder circui t ------··--•I wi res. Qualified apph-Ad!tria/AssociGh Harried re m a le en · t.repeneur needs well or· ganir.ed, self.directed ad- ministrative associate. Cur renUy 2 days per week. Expects position to be full time by end or 1978. Salary negoliable Mail resume to: Pat Ra!fee Enterprises P.O . .Box lZ.310 Santa Ana, Calif 92112 AlRLJNE SECURITY AGENTS cants may apply in person between SAM and 4PM, or call after hours at (110 768-2Q10 for an appointment. BURROUGHS CORPORATION 25725 ~"'° Rd Mission Viejo, CA 92675 (San Diego Frwy to El Toro Rd .. East t o J erorumo Rd , South lo Leis Allsos > Equul Opply Emplyr M/F AIRLINE w e ~~";.8:~ i n . Help us make security a MacGregor Yachts. 1631 PLEASANT experience. Placentia, CM Dual roles of security --------- and service to the airline rs Your Profession traveler. rt takes a HOME REPAJRS? cheerlul. rourteous, will-Did you know you can I n g a n d s I n c e r e place a ctuslfled ad In Job C'Oflt system. Prev ~--per11ona1Jty. lf you can the Daily Pilot Serviee ......-meet and greet hundreds Directory ror a whole exper~'d. wa...ncJwHtul of Important people month for aa lllllt> as ROSAN. INC d '--290J w. Coast Hwy. NB 4'40Von Kannan Ave every ay, }OU can ...., Sl.12 per day? For more S48·S6.'U Newport Beach, C8 lr.l660 wor-klng wrth us In less information. call Equal()ppEmplyrm/t than a week. Car and &42·5878 " Equal Oppor Emplt>ytr phone are needed. ~11------....... ---.- ACCOUMTAMT Ume poelllons, uniforms $162 ft.I Salary range SHH to furnis hed. $2.17 /hour, • pef; UR sues Per mo. Req'• ---------•!free parking and ex-eq~valent to araduaUon ACCOUHTIMG ctilent beneClu package. That~ A.L.1'100 from colleie .,,, /a degree MA.MAG& Call or apply in peraon. .,~::ad in uctng, llnanec. bus. WUI supervise lQ pe~on• ht th . edmin, OC' relai..d flelld It. • must be ~1ble BURNS 1 ~ e•psr Its aecountina for Corporate r1nanclal .. lln.udal l"ffOl'd keep· ~ Sallll')' GSK. L 546-4741 young man over 18 NewportBeach (Across From Previous exper. not re· Billing position open m est Equal Oppor Employer Diane JotlnJ • OrangeCo.Airport) quired. Start with N.B. firm. Good typing, 7141833•8130 ut "'ftual Oppor Employer lockman duties. advan· 10 key. Gen'l secy dut1ei.. •-C-.. -.,u-.E-R--rt-li-A """' cement a vail lo aulo No sb. Sl2S·S130 wk. ~.-.. •pa_ me. P 457 rental counterman. Good Benefits. Will train. ply Um vers1ty Stereo. drivin g r e quired . 645-1066 1829 Newport Blvd, N.B COMPUTER \ ~EMBLERS 831-2480 or 495-6330 . 642·9531 AUTOMATION lldlf'CJ/S.cretory 1 C-H-1 L_D_C_A_R_E __ R_e_s p I 865 I Vot1 Kanncm .,, A.to ~Oft Exper d. p rr for .R £of c. person to care (or 11 } r ' RECTRONIC Salesperson needed for For apptcal1842·937L old boy. Alt schools. lto6 lniM CA 92713. new & used Porsche, VW 1 __________ 1 pm. Mon lhru Fn. Nr Equal Opportunity & RV sales. Immediate Wm Kertler Sehl, II ll. Employer M it" ASSEMBLERS opening. Full time. Fr Boat Manul'acturer r--------•• inge benefits . Call for in· ERICSON YACHTS 966-1098 aft 7 pm. - To Insert electronic com· terview: ask ror Sales Child sill er. 2 . 30·6. 30 Clerical ; ' ponents in printed circwt Mgr. Has lhe following full· wkdys. 2 children·6 & II PERSON fRIOAV l:>oa.rm and touch up card 837-4800 493-4511 lime openings for CX· yrs. Cd M 675-1355. , t assemblies afl-eT flow per'd help. Wa ges based 759.9570 NEVER A FEF. solder process. Requires Auto Transm R&R man. on experience. You will never be bort><I ability to interpret com-F /t, own tools. Ex per CAllHET SHOr Clerical on .this Job. lnteresu'1~ ponent color codes and prel'd. 548·22.88 ASSEMIL.l:RS SALES CLERK vanety in lovely Of<." in hand solder c irc uit & MIUMAM NeWJ>()rt Ctr Nation3Ji~ Wlres. Qualified appli-.... VOH , . NEVER A FE!': known rirm. Accur. (~p cants Ol•Y a pply in ,.. Full benefits, medical, This is a l!J)Ol for a briJ!ht ing hte sh or spee<l"}"1t person between SAM and BEA denta~. optical. Please detail minded ind iv. mg'. Xlnt bens. Pleasw1t 4PM or phone for arter SUCCESSFUL apply in person at: h a n d I i n g s a I c s c.-o-workcrs Sal $8()(). Cpi II hours appointments. SALESPERSON Security Office brochures. product new:. Sally. 5-10·6055, Coa~t:.al (714) 7c.8-2010 BURROUGHS CtlPORATION JUST BEING ERICSON YACHTS & some typing. Good co Personnel Agency, 2'1!W Sell :;:,~i:-s:;: don't 1931[)eere Ave. SA w1xlneat bell ORS: Salaory6( t_? Harbor. c_~ ____ I S750. ita. 54 . IS.~. CLERICAL need experience because Coastal Personnel Agcn Avon practically sells BOATS cy, Z790 Harbor. CM 1tseU. Eamtngs 3re u Boy wanted for general cellent; hours flexible. clean-up & maintenance For delaiJs call 540-704 1 $!.65 pr hr. Call after 6, Clerical or Zenith 7·1359 631-4343 Mlfl CLERK Bookkeeper, rull chrg for NEVER A 1''EE B b · d d P /T C PA offc. Liberal Super co. w/great PG· a yslller nee e •ent. for adv. u 00 typ· ho S E HB benefits & remuneration. • "' my me. . . area. · 10 k & bk d · 1:30 lo S::.l Mon-Fri. 2 N.B. area. 833·0ll0 mg, ey g in in· Newport Center 1-·1nirn c:1al F'irm seeks rc:'I' person for 2nd shift Spm 1:30am Account1ni.: back ground helpful Knowledi:c: of type~nlPr keyboard & to kc:y In touch. Xlnt working c1>•1 ds. & co. benefits. C.:.111 644-4360 ask tor Sh1rh.•} 25725 .....,_."'° Rd MlsMoft Vlefo, CA (San Diego Jo'wy. to El Toro Rd • east to Jeronimo Rd • south to Los Altsos) chldm 968-1011. ---------ventory control would be IOOKKH:PER a real plus. You w1111 ________ _ 20 Hrs per wk. To handle always enjoy your day in A/P & AIR for import this co . Ca ll R ita firm in Newport Center ~liOSS. Coastal Person· Good opportunity (or nel Agency, 2790 Harbor. Equal Opportunity Employer M /F /H 'IAIYSITTER Wkdys, 3:15·5:15. my borne. 16th Place. CM. 2 schi age child. 642-9187. wkends & aft 5. 640·5353. S.3pm. person who would like to CM work 4 hours per day Cl--.-1-------i ASSEMILERS HYIRID Monday thru ~iday. ~x-en0c:_UTY CLERK 1 penence. with IBM U" MICROCIRCUITS IAIYSITIEA Jmmed. need for as· Live-in, 5 days for 2 yr semblers ln lhe following old. Have other help. Ex· areas; die attach. laser per'd, on 21. 675·0286 . trimming, TC bonding & ultruonic bonding. Ex-Babysitter, Mother in p'd. only. 4 day work wk. need of . mature sitter, Applyinperson: Mon-F'}-1, own trans. HALE.X, IHC. Children ages 4 & JO. aystems /32 computer helpful. but not requi re<l Start around SSOO. Con tact J oanne Scoll ut Trans mark. 6'l4· 7342. IOOIUCEEPER Y n g, ~g gr es s iv e Anaheim acct 'g firm looking for bookkeeper, 1202 McGaw Ave .• Irv. _848_·0480 _______ _ Bab · u w r i t e · u p w o r le , ysiuer. mature. re a ~uarterlies & misc orrc 556-2860 ble. Own trans .. m y So. Orang<' Co Municipal Court. 30 1'13 Crown Valley Prkway. La!luntl Niguel has l"(f pos avail immed. Reefs l yr clerical exp. type 40wpm, $669 /mo Call for appt. 49§.4100ut42 Deadline for applications Spm. Wed May 3rd, E.O.E. ASSIST. MANAGER Sales It admlBlslration. fUll lime only. Apply in person to: Mable Austin, Draper's, Laguna Hills Store. 23621 Moulton Parkway Plue. home, pt-lime days. Nr ulies. Ground floor op· Beach & Warner. Days; portunity. Exper req'd. --------- 962-7711 ext 519 /Pat, _1_14_!95&-__ 7860 _____ _ ATTENTIONI 11 llOll OVllt Ho bpet' Mectss Work ln MW otnce Opening in Costa Mesn Eves: 847-6629 loss's IMJM Arm Babys itter & tile FeePaJcl.Reglonal oCcof housekeeping, z boys it & nat'l co. Plush new ofc. 6. Own trans. Fountain All aroun4 tkills. $833. Valley area. 963·4459 Abo Fee Jobs. Michele Kuhn 540·5001 Baker y Sa I cs g i r ls . Snelling Ii Snelling or Mature pref'd. Full & Newport Beach Agency p/lime. Apply at The "340Campus Drive Bake Shop, 3444 E. Coast ----'-----Hwy, Corona dcl Mar. Brokera~e firm 1n • Newport Beach Center l•--•-----•I flu opening for teletype Man or woman Work Banking operator. Must be ex· Wl)'OWla people. EnJoy•· IAHK TB.f,.IRS .,_rienud In tbe In· blt & i.nlttetlll\J work Our Newport Beach otc duatry . Call Donna wl r•pld advaoctrntnt bas os>eni1'8' for uper'd Tass\ntrl for ln\enllew. oppor Jn OUt e<.luc:Mk>nal beok tellert. W• olt r _Mt-_mz _______ , ,.._.tadivilltoa. ,\Jeno plouatl\ envtronlncnt, _________ 1 banter If l8C:r over. &ood beneflta ., food N~at ll•v• ~:1easinl salaries. Applicant• Clencal ATI'EHTIOM! Speclal Kelly RecniftMg Office l1tL.o9-aH"1-1 For Yow C...•.-..C• KB.LY SMVICES 131.0542 All omce & lndustnal skills nteded. Interest ing, temporary U!il~n· ments wa1llng tor you Work when you want. Paid vacs. You don't pa;,. we pay you. CLERK STOCK & MAIL CLERK PART· TIME Fle'<1hlc dayt1mr schedul~ for 1nd1ndual lo assist 1n l(encr,tl stockroom and mall duties f:xpcr1e nce 1n e1t.her area helpful. Soln\' hf\ing and mo\'IOJl or of fice furniture in• oh E'ri valid dnvcrs hcens~ n• quired Hel1 rce1> veteraM. colle~e slt1 dents welcome to a11Pl' Call ror appointment EB~CO Atwttt s ... eMOft l 20 Newporl Ctr Dr ... .,.,,.. ..... CalfonH 92660 17141759-72211 : Equal Oppartun1t)1 Employer M.11" • a.ERi TYPIST inc. Forappllcatkln. con· Ei<e: pu'bllc accounting. • ... A cul tac.tCh.yolSanClernente M 8 .A . 3 yra. ex~r. s.c.ity DAILY PILOT SOVIC£ llBTOIY' =~:·30p~~ bct1'n ahou:.at..~ B.D• 1 ' <>Pcnldooa Officer , 64M.114 . MANUJl'ACTUR£RS OrC .. Ow "9cJt Offlu M::rf ldt 111-1441 NEVER A FEE UtUc or no expw. Dt'l'. If you can type moder11toly thlssuper co. in N. U. will train (or pleasant dut..lts. Pa n t a s t i c b e n.11 . Beautiful ofca. SMC>. O•ll Sally. S40-6055. Coa•f l ~~I Agency, ltllrbor, CM • Personnel Offtce, JOO POllllon la io 0 C. tall S. wlce .. I.e. AVCGtd.a Pnlldlo. San B.T. BoDWt6Co. lm E. Center St ~Qa9Wl2. (114) EX~C\J11VESEARCH An.aMlm QS~ 411»101. ~for ~ S383Wll.lb1rt Blvd. Equal()pportW1JtY ~vane •wUcaU001 11 Suite 209, Loi Anselea Employa M /P ir,.a w-..11ay lOUI, tm . ___ <w_...:;..., __ •_1 __ ' ~ • -• r . . • r' [)() IT l'IOW I 6.4!-H7t ..... --, __ ... ~ radJo tNtallu. ex· per1enced only. Appl.v U.S.A. S~reo. 3721 S. llristol,SA.-.oQO RANK 1201 Dove Street Newpor\ S.ach (71,) 752.-00 F.qual Opp l!implyr m.JI . . ...... · ..... ---.. .. ___ ..,. __ .................. _ ... Mor. fam1hts an: getting lhe carnS)lng "bl!$(" thla yur. It you have a camper I.hilt'• n~ actUng med, •ell It now wltb a CIMSIOod Ad, CLaK TYPIST ' I Som e uc:retarl•I •& 1eneral offlct> eicoYr . froot office appe•r•'b:i" Good company benefit~ $49-0713 ... ' . . . . . .. ,. ·-HelpW..W 7100 ..... W.... 7100 fWpW_.., 7fDO tWpW..tt4 71 twpW.W 7100 ...,Pw-.. 7100 ..................... . ............................................. ····•••·•·····••·•···· ............................................. . 7100 M•ALOllRCI Bouaitueeper/IJde. _.. LAIASSISTAHT Meoa.,.Tnlnees MllSMAJDll PKTm~ 11 ,.... "ID •out.. Pvt P/Umt. Eaper•d 1n l!r,.r'd '7·S. Couatry l'\aU-.. ..ume. Good ~. CLmT'lfliT DATAIMTl.Y SaelHhe U a lux rou'n .. bant.outco-rmltba.Cboleol.quna Vealpcmcture. C.O for UTOTOI Club CoaY Home. pQ~.as.ml ... w~ ............. ___ .,..... • ORDER DESK Newpari Be.uh Sa loo "::-n~":u~,'°'f = Joe. C:.UbetlPm-.-S •*· MCM>. Ht pk for _.,_ su...-JOI A ccs .. c:Mfl oeedt lt:fllat. clleat&le wotkiq w/tbe publle we Housekeeper, ftill Ume, Dtbb6e Feld S11ns --------•~pber/ Attbltec· ... __ •• 1.. f\all time _.... opn snt'd. JJu& atbuslaam b a • • 2 11 •at 0 P . liv•in or out. s cblJdre:o, ~ A.M tural. Jl'ree tanco work , • ._, ..... l..q. JIMvy ~..!.!._~l~~1pl•1a wWaufOee.NOCD , .-..un1uea f« brf1bt, a. 9 • u, H.B. area. Ares.eldnlC.reer Ral~ Hilb Bospftal, ~au ot So. caur. ~--. IOw1llD. .. br. ----for _.. D .... c-..• E UASI..... MIDdedPeopJeJ'ort " llmt have 4''x.S" vt.w ."tart.o C:rele Co1'p , luk/Pour mlnl · PfCWWWWWW• a11'"alve ofc aaab· ays; .,_._,,,.. vn: Atlractlvo apntmcnt MAMA•&ftAIMHS UOl • 1"b Sl. n .B. camera or ttuaelblat 'ln'lne.59-Tt.St computer. Somo ex· NewportBtachdtnlop. ~~O:f~~~':'! =SS Aak for llr. complex •Hila lncftv. Haveopeoinpforf/Ume ~.EOB. w /all leoaca. Call --CUllC---,.,-f'PtS--T---1 pericnce la deainble, tMlt meat Co. b.u opeo1q for 1arp luxury farden apt w/aUCc.afW leutu ex-• p/tlme clera on Znd • Mmlt AIDU '114-95'1....,_, wiU train fodMdual with bookbeper •l•t.roai ~x· or lnduatrla park to HOUSBW I*'· to lbow apts •ban· 3rd ahl&.. U lntereeted. & OllPBUIS •---------~ v=~ 1~.r: demonstrated lYPlol ac-perlotbelollowlnc: NewportBeb. s Moml.oo or $ after-die ·leaalnc arranae-contact our nHreat Xb)t beaefttl. Bayview PLACO~'!.~~~ .. ~'Y cW'9cy and apecid. Work •Account. Payable A good ftgutt aptitude noons p/weet, 4 bra menta. Muat be w1llln1 to market or aoto Con Tbwin -~i.n..u m.arteUn1 • tales 1n ~ant enviroftment •Pa.Y?'OIJTaxea 11 ,......._ f • pJdAy Moo·P'rl or Sun· wrtr weeknda & b&ve l.M42Lampaon G. Grv CMv. Hoep. 2IG5S TELLER 4opt.Otflceeaper.~'d. wltb •ood company •Pftl./BalaneeSbeet te ...,..,.., ~J)er., Ht 1bun Housework la adaptableschedul~. Mont.bruFrUam-Spm ,M2..a505. Prolrtaalvolndepeadent "!'ype·~ wpm. Exper. benema locludinc 2 •FlftandalSt.au.ime.nt.s lOltey•typ1n1of5C)wpm .. _. ~i..-1 .... •· '-~~ Alao,oeed~mponuyp/t torinformaUonpbooe .a.•515 ••DIS banlt la openinc new /tr rtbe h I f I _ __.._ u--• are req'cl.-These Po•I· ... ;, ........, ...... "'errlWUll ,_ ""' "'~-.. _, .. ff' w an1c r e P u · -vacawuu aner one Quallllod a pplicants Uona provide • atartinl tor busy profe•.1lont1I. leaatnc rep to work (714) 537·48'0 7.a. Ea~r'd le u.lnett. """"' .. '"' ... ar o ice. ~clleistcoot.td.Xlnl year, comp any paid roust be seu .. , .... , .... ln ,.. t"'-t.r •. weekendlonly. 1:'-··'()ppoJ'Employer CurreitUy lntervlewfng .working conda " ~ loaurance, credit dMdual" abl';°t;;ork sataryto.->Opermo.,ln· ... m ... veowu ansp.. C&U&44-3319 ...,.._ Meu erdeCoov.Hosp, lnt.heLongBeachfaclli· _,.nefiu. Call ~4"380 unbl.etc.ApplY•t wfminlmumCPAhel cenUves, aenerous year reb . .,.p/wlt.~ tam'tilnoon ' 861CeoterSt,C.M. \1 ror Immediate open· _.at __ i_or_Sblrle _ _..._'Y_· __ _, OIAMCiECOAST a.c. TAYLOlt co: r:::u~:·:f::O°t.f:!~ Housekeeper live-In, no ntlllVIHICO MAHAfffm/alTAIL OFFJCEHELP lnlL Penooa with 4'K· c.dlhllWeMreu DAILYPILOT c•'40.1112 beaeftlt. P'odmmed. In~ ch.lld.•mlfamily.Aae40 550NewportC.ot«Dr HaMylaliitdH-Exl>'d to nm property i:r~:;ic:,,:~~~~~~~~ .. _.....__. -w n-St Clrl tervlew, call BUI orover.~1611-80U NewportBeacb aeeb store managers manaeemerit olc. 3 day wlth ext!rJen"· • .--o.1<1 • .-y ·• Female Pac--~-""'\ .,_..._,_,"""_ v-··1 ~-Employer capable of assumina ~ wk. 10 key, .............. '"" 'Earn to $300 ~ k bet~tbebounol __ ... man -----...642-8170. Housekeeper, CbUd care. ...,.._....,.,_ .,_,... Complet.e oefil }lro· ' l.ot# ~don. Placem~nt a:OOAM..S:OOPK raisel. Call ~~US. 1537 R&B Development Co. Abla to drive. Jwie/July. complete unit opera· eeplng. Non-smoker. iram. Dire<.'t t.elepbooe "isatst.1Sl-tlk Callfor MomovtaAve.N.B. Live-in. Responsible. U.ALSIC&ETAltY =e'cr.'~~~~ ~i!e-~~~[8 Call lnqulrlea to Lynn Appointment please FILI~• Ra., G«leralOfftce Reh. Near beach. ~·d, tAM to 3 PM. "'"'Y va-Hosp •-···· Cow1:Dey. 8:3CHO:OOam. ... ~ ....._ rt c.o... Of S'TS-5465 =-r -· ..... ......... · ~~.-...: • Ba 13 ... COWUT&OPL 6~ZA321,eat277 Becinoer1potforbri&hl ,...~ rr ct J.rvine.Call552-3330twn PeoslonlcProlitSharlng V)'WUK' ... ,c Alat. ck 3:30-S:IOpm,2 ~-4444 Equal()pport.unity peraon. Pleasant work-Girl trlday, Sto~k ~{Companion tAIUt12noon. Plans.CallCl'aigMartin olfc dis~, cont.ct AmuiunCityBank ''~veyard =~ 1.~s Employer ing conds. Oppor for brokerage firm 8·5. Ii~ /Chauffe~ Cor eldedy Letterpreuman needed. betwn 3-Spm for appt. lens de very, verlfica· E.O.E. M/F/H ·hmei~~:~ w f JcL ,;l;;mmmmmiiiiii;;;;;) trainl.ng & adv. 37'n hr t yplns. attractive, lady. Live-in, non-Prefer NUred, aemi·nt, 673-9000. ~loo, aome tront offc Praamao: 3 to' yrs ex- _SPoolen. Service bureau Data Processing work wk. SC7S per mo to artlculate, growth OpPor. smoker. Waterfmt hm. tor P /r contract work. Manager Couple for sml r'~i 32 bra per perieoce. S6 hr. AB Dick ,1 experbelprul.Appty,Na-PttOJICTCOMTltOL start. Call 549-4700, ext CaUMarilyn,6'0-4S50. Pvt rm . 6'6·6S6S, ~or~S379 mobile home parlc io le Itek camera. Good lionaJSystemsCorp,'361 ADMl ... STRATOR 219· Girl for delivery, a uto 557-9891,~ Tuscon. Arizona. Write ORDERLY pay. Progreuive h St, N.B. <Near OC We are seekin:J an ag-Fl .... .A. .... CE parts, 18 or over, high IDE AL J> /TIM E Lifecuard/Jn1tructor, P.O. Box tB2. Hunt Bcb for Sat le Sun. 7.3 for benefits. Santa/Fountain port) Equal Op-h ~ , school graduate. 4D+br • American Red Cross ll26C8 .. ~ v-'d Valley area. FUU Ume. jiortunity Employer gresslve ind!v' ual w o Large Resld I/Comm l pr week. Aak for Joe ~wsewivea " college Cert. Wk.nds le summer coov. uuaP. ...,.per pre-~2392. ~~~~~~~~~I will act u • cooaultant & BuUders/Developer re-m.7'941 ltrls w /car. Over 21. \hru Oct30th. 968-03U. Manicurist w /following f'd. Apply In person,•--------- -admimstutive control quires tnd!vidual to bead 9:30AK-12:30, lloa-Ftl. . for exclusive CdM BouU· Beverly Manor, 3'0 Vlc· 1--------· '· Cook· Broiler Exp. point for aU lnlormaUon finance div. Strong con-Glrl Friday, x.lnt typlst, E.am $80 to $100 weekly. Life guard try-outs, May que 7:;,g..0323 toria. C.M. Printin& Cleancut, energetic, systems development tacts to develop commit-good t e 1 e phone be(Guarantee $75.) bMust ~>~· 8Al3M. BaNekwpBaort . Painters, knowledge.able f/time NB loc. S48·7948 projects. other duties in· menta for project loans & personality. Self.tlarter, neat. persona le & ....... es, 1 1 c y ManufaCl\lring-general in all aspects of the , clllde administration or equity captial. Track re-non·smkr. Call for ln· energetic. Lori'• Kitchen Dr. 18 + over only. factory work for SPorting trade. At leut 1 yrs ex· COOKS. breakfast lunch \lme accounting sys~m corcWr refs a muat. Wrile terv. 556-8181 USO a week m-01•1 •ft lOAM for ap-U e-out Rell bl Cbri goods firm. 7:30-4:00PM, per. Call 642-29ll8 betwo ~ ~;U.~.·c~arker'a, ~~~L. ~~ci'~~~ ~aQ° Devetoperia Inc. t.ostart. Pointment. u~n Lady, ~s.:s. no~ 540-6142. a :bm&•pm. ---------• perience in all phases of Hilb ~ 290• cuna GIRL FRlDA y Industrial smoker, non drinker to Ma r I n e H a r d w a r e ••COOICS• the llfe cycle of a de-' Recept. typing min of so ILUIJEAH JOIS give lovins care to 2 yr salesperson, knowledge busboys &diahwashert, veloprnent project re-wpm, phone order sales, • old chlld. lncld very lite of boats, marine equip & New restaurant. q u I red . Pro j e ct RTTa ll~ bkkp'g etc. Small U......, Meecl/W-• baltpog. S days week. retaU sales nee. Must be P.-....nlhtro leadership experience &SIAMSTllSS mfl plant. F/T xltn &W..T..-...S Worltin1 mother. In· able to work wltnds. . Now acceptin& applica· desirable. F\lll time only. Apply in benefits. HS. E.O.E. t.erviewtng now, .559-5099 1_673-4080 _______ _ . tioos 12.-S daily. 448 S . peraon to M•"""er, Ma-714-89t-S351 Irvine area. w e or t er a c.o m . ble A -ASS••--S --------MASSEUSSE. 11-21 Coast Hwy, Laguna prehensive career de· ustin, Draper'• Handyman, part time.. PACXActlRS Loans Call first class legit .,Be_a_ch.....,._497_-"'4_1 ____ 1 velopment traininl pro-Laguna Hills Store, 23621 SS.00 hr. Your tools. Gae. LAIOaBS INDEPENDENT massage. We will train. COOKS,EQer'd gram and excellent MoultOllPatkwayPlaz.a Newport area. 67S·9S1.6 SOLDBBS LOAMAGEHT NewportBch.631-4838 f reakfast, dinner & benefits. Seod resume to---------Call anyUroe incl. ---s ' B h Al Agnew, Personnel ~"" ...... ~l....t..-wltnds '"_.._,_ Experienced loan •cent ~ATURE WOMAN ro ler. etter l an ~ ...,_.. · Day-Week-Month or needed to generate loans p/time to w elcome average atartlng pay. ~CIRC MUTUAL Experlen for custom Help us sell our listings. looger, lt'ayourdecislon. in the Costa Mesa, Foun· newcomers & contact P~t1ol Lasuna Beach Police Dept. aio to $103S per mo. Req'a abWty to work shin. le eomlderable ex- per. lD dealinl w /PQblic on an ellfottement basis. Apply before S/10178, Cl· ty cl Laiuna Beach. sos Forest Ave. UTHO smrrat Immediate opening .. day shill. Expertenceil large presses, single color line work. Coot.act: MART EC l.BlltOOUCTIOHS IMC. 3311 W. MacArthur Blvd ' Sant.a Aaa. California (714) 546-9?.tO An Equal Opportunity EmployerM/F, U.S. Citlz.enshlp Required Also, need dishwashers picture frame manufac-Great opportunity to 1st & 2nd shlft.s avail. ta.i.o Valley le NewPort merchants. F1exible hrs. , &buspenonnel,expnot 700Newport~nterDr turer. Full time. make more money. Paid vacations. You area.RealEstatellc.re· Need car, lite typing. PRODUCTIO.._. •· oec. Interviews Tues & Newport Beach, CA Park/Lloe Frames, Ucensed R.E. persons doft'tpay,wepayYou! q 'd . Contact Neil :.47·3095. n Wed May 2nd & 3rd, 92663 10661 Ellis Ave, Ftn. needed. Same location 2S CALL OR Bosman, (213) 860-0077or1--------- PART TIME EVENINGS -1oam·2Pm only, 31121 So. EqualOppor Employer Valley962-0222 yrs. 646·3928, ask for COME IN TODAY? (714)636-0861. ~4edt-'e·Altto AduJta wltb outatandlns. TYPESE1TER ' f.?ast Hwy, South, ----------f Gene. IEL[~ LosAngeles MacGregor Yachts, 1631 alt.ractlve personalities '!!~)perience(part·lime " ,_guna •· RtOMT OFFICE Federal Savings Placentia Ave, CM who enjoy worillng with --.;• ' · Delivery for early AM Join the start or well EqualOppEmpt,yrm/I lddl. Start at $3.50 per llM COOKS ==li!:'i,1~P~·=~ known firm in Irvine. :seRvices L-..~l I MEDICAL ASST. hr. Phone MMIZl t2SO, SB.ECTRIC II • F /Ume. Exper. pref'd. • Good typing is all you 1'01 Dove Street •n.,. With front ofc skills, between3:00..S:OOP.ll. '1\ppty3-Spmdally. +.SU-0710 need.To$7SO. si.e340 NewportBdl Medications, full or needed for busy Allrfwsa.ro. ExcellentWorid.og GORDA LI% Delivery man, early MicheleKubn 5'0-5001 833-1441 p/tlme. Mesa Verde ophlhalmologiatofc. Ex· Equal Opporlunlty CondlUoos 9008aysideDr.NB morninc. L.A. Times Snelling&Snellingof HRPER Conv Hoep,661CenterSt, per. in ophthalmology Employer ~~~inEPCeo~rT Equai 0pPor Employer route, C.M., Htg Bch. Newport Beach Agenry CM S48·558S helpful. 540-4S85. •-_.;._..:. ______ • ~ - Must have dependable 4340Campus0rive Need person to learn---------iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;•---------P A R T • T I M E DAILY PILOT ---------1 car.Goodpay.546-4481 G"'RD•~•aa shipping & rec. Also, INSPECTORS MACHINISTS MB>ICALTECH Delivery /Sates, M-Jo· 330W.BaySl. ,. ·~ COOKS ,.. .,....."'"" some maintenance & Cal.If lie. Phone 640·0140 5-9pm. Must have own Costa Mesa . • Dental Asst, ortho, chr. F/Ume. No ex per nee. cleanup. Printing plant. for appt. Ms. Hill. transp. Neat appear. Ask for Paul Ward NB. 4\o2 dys. Ort.ho exp & App 1 y i n perso n . $3 To start. S4o-8027 MSI, a leadh11 elec-Will train. 531-0811. Equal Opportunity -JClnt pay & company R.D.A. req. 642·2626 Newport er lnn, 1107 . tronics manufacturin1 Machine Tool Builder Medical .A.ss•t E 1 "' fi I H Ip eed--' P Frt · h I d I Party rental sto~ needs •-.--.m-p.oy•e•r--• ·' J>ene its, vacat on pay, Jamboree Rd. N.B. See e n .,,.., erson · corporahon as m· n ee s genera G.P. oCfice needs ex· .... •• .i ·group insurance, credit DENTAL Assist. Exper'd Lindsey betwn 9.3. EOE. day •. mus. t ha v e mediate openings ror machinists for wide perienced medical asslS-young lady to work Tues --------- -._union. QPplY for advan· in gen'l prac. to work in•---------secretarial skills + oJfc electro-mechanical in· varietyolclontolerance tant.646-3903 ~thruYSa~~~Jpl~afpnp~ P'roofO.,.rator cement. Apply in person fun growing prac. 3 Day m a n a g e m e o l spec:tora. work ln clean shop. Short 1-----------.. Ex:per 00 NCR T15, AND O,..)OAM·4PM. Alphy's wknds, early. aftns. GeneralOffice capabilities. Contact, runs on enitne lathea, ·c.a1 A.Ill, back oCfc, y, 2025 Newport. Bl~d. Tellen. aper. Coot.act -.ltestaurant 16175 Harbor ~ts. incentives, sal nAJMll 1_5.2_·US_1 ______ 1 One year experience re-vertlclo 6 borhontal for bmy OB /Gyn ofrc. ,_cw ________ ShlrleySawyer,83S-3'700 •• ':Wvd. at Edinger, Foun· open. 493-9311 Inter:esting pos. in our Homemakers • Are your quired. Mus{ know bow mills. E.xper nee. Salary open. PBX Answering service • tain Valley. Equal Oppty DENTAi.ASSiST c~ dep~. Var,tety or childttn grown? Are you to read blueprints, com· T........._COMJdend CaU S48·3441 Mrs. Dis-lb Newport Beach. FUil& P/TIMEONLY ~1;.oEmploYft' Ort.ho chn;ide Fff & Prr duues. Req s typuig skW tJred ohtaying at home? plex schematics and parttime. Experienced Male Stock Room Clttlc C l ~so+ wpm, number ap-We need you. FUii & part-must have know!edge or Apply Al only. Vacation/Group & Delivery. Start $3. 75 , RDA preC'd. a I ~udebelpful.Apply,Na· llme.WUlt.rain.540-7517. mathematics, color PaulDosi•r Ins. Call 84&-2462 If no hr.ft.etalBeautySupply, Copy Control 642·5997. uonalSystemsCorp,4361 codes and electronic ,.. ans. call 846-8SOO for in· ...:..263.;...:.._E.:..;·...:..1_7th_St._:_C_.M_. __ --• Dental Ass'l·Do you want Bi.rcb St. N.B. (Near OC parts. Auoc~. IK. terview appt. 1 T A" t ) E I 0 HOSPITAL _,,.Redhill A !---------•---.-:..:.-----P/time student to do • ·· Ca..&. !'•st a career In ortho using irpor qua R· ....,..,., ve maintenance work at '' ta'I" all your RDA s kills? portun.ilyEmptoyer Jf you meet thes~ re-CotliMesa,92626 at.el-Front Desk Clerk. PBX _ l1le Daily Pt ot bas an 640-0l2l quiremen\s and are in-17141556--7075 Ex per. req'd. Apply. Ans werln g service Party Rental store. App- ,,. ,iopening for a copy con· ---------1 EXPERIENCE t.erested in joining a pro-Quality Inn, 75.55 Beach operatOf' full & Prr. Cll ll ly, 202S Newport Blvd. 1,1,trol clerk typist. Must Dental Recept. Desk only. GrMERAL OfC (J'eMive Orange County Equal OpSJOr Employer Blvd. Buena Park. 83>3561 ._c_.M_. ______ _ type 45wpm electric, 10 Good benefits. H.B. l.R Prog:remmer Analyst. 2 company that offers ex- --tcey adding & handle 893-5032, 846·3540 ., NEVER A FEE yrs exper. Cobol basic. celleot company ben.eflls --------MOTB. M "''IDS PIX JJ.Mww Ser-Y. Purchaslftg to S 1200 •• '.phones well. Job consists -Really fun, variety job in Company paid fringes. and modern working MACHINISTS A Graveyard shift avail. 100% Free to applicant. ,,, ol copy control, filinit & DENTAL ASSIST. the top interior firm In Salary open. Send re· conditioos please apply TOOLMAKERS ~.:i~~~~~:~t;.!: 10pm-6am, p /t lme. NewPort Beach. Pride general clerical duties. Orthodontic cbrs ide. N.B. Gorgeous place to sume to H05pltal Finan· in person or call Saundra GEN. MACHINISTS Prefer ex per, but will yoonelf on handling de-0,. Opportunity for advance· F/Ume. H.B. 962·2405. work. Well groomed at-cial Services, 170 Johnson at (714)54SM;12S Top wagea, x.lnt benefits Motet Night Auditor train. Call for appt. t.ail.s? Consider this open- "rnent. Excellent com· tractive personaHty & Newport Center Dr .. Ste & overtime. ToolcraCt-Req'd for LS2 unit motel. 833-9282. E.O.E. ing lt you are familiar ~··panybenerlts. Denta l Asst Cbrsd, mature attitude req'd. #240 NB Q li 1 r:c:c w/letters o r c redit, •1• t'orloterview rttlme. Good benefits. Lile typing & bkkpng. --·-·-·-----MSI King, lnc. 1820 McGaw Apply,b uBal tdy n5n. 7......, PBX Operator, telephone purchase orders & .,.. Please call H.B. Call 893-5032, Call Sally 540·60S5, HOSTESS Ave., Irv. 714-556--0110 :eac v • uena answering service. Over purchasing or construe· •· • Personnel Office _IW6-_3S40 __ . ______ • Coastal Personnel Agen· Nights, wltnds. Apply DATA MACHtMISTS ark. . 2S. w/train. Days. eves, Uoa mat'ls. You will en- '• 642-4321,ext.m . Dental receptionist. must cy,2790Harbor,CM J..Spm, The Reuben E. COllPOUTIOH MUI macbinlats, N/C MUSTCfAN Keyboard &graveyard.SM-3561 joy the many phases of · --"'~GE CO""ST be exper incl lnsur . ·--------Lee, 151 E. Coast Hwy, 340FiscberAve. machinists, Lethe Eayer for contemporary p BX UWI posilJon as you arc ~ "' NB..,,,, I Op E 1 I k t involved w /foreign & D""•LYPILOT Pen,sion benefits, no r--alOfnce --tua P mpoyer CostaMesa,CA!r.!62'1 operators, Mill azz roe. gr?up. mus • • do . • • Al Sat s C M 557-0700 ucr"'" operators. Good benefits ve eqwpmn l. Up com· Part time shifts. Work on mesUc overseas com-• 330W. Bay St. . . . RECORDS CLaJC Hot.el F.qual Opportunity & overtime. Bouse Mfg lng European ~ur. Call b~y switchboard. Day pany's. Call Abigail Ab· •· ' Costa Mesa Dental Ortho Alat Varied posiUoo working DESK ClE:RK Employer M/F Co., 4000 Campus Dr. agt for aud1t1on/appt. shift. only. No Sundays. bolt Personnel Agency, Equal Opportuinity 842_.,.,.,5 w/scbeduling & collec· Appl,y in person. Surf le ~~~~~~~~~ 673-7379 E 0 E c:.u .,.,.,., 4500 Campus Dr, N.D. "• T 0 NB. 5S7·9090 . . . ,,_.~ <<M "122 Employer tion report.s. ype ' + Sand Hotel, !SSS So. ..N•"" · "'--·---• Dental Hyglen.ist,Laguna wpm. Some.a.ccounllng Ceast Hwy, Laguna lmuw:. MACHIMIST HiCJhtAudltRdief _ ~lors, see our ad Niguel Ofc. llh days per exper or trauung would Bnch. Exper losurance Girl TOOL ROOM With 3 days office as.sist. POP-11 .under house counsellors, week '95-4600 be helpful. Apply, Na·,:-,;.-,;,;,;,;,;,;,;,;,;,;,;,;,;.; Friday for busy Costa TOP PAY Apply in person, Mon· S4<M754 ' tiooalSys~msCorp,4381•• Mesaoffice.833-0U7 Fri. 9am·4pm. Salary 2yrsexperRSI'S.RMS· C _,, & 1..-...__ DISHWASHBS Bird! St. N.B. (Near OC HOTEL Set-up & short run m1U, open. San Clemente Inn. U-baslc. Company paid !MWlf _,,.1.....-P /tlme. Weekend work. Airport) Equal Op· HOST /HOSTBS INSURANCE AGNCY lathe. punch press. Gd US Avenida F.splandian, Cringes. Salary open. "'· ; Help Wmhd Bayvtew Manor & Conv. portun.ity Employer CASHIEll P /time help. NB. Typinl 0 PP 0 r · t 0 ex P • n d San Clemente. Send resume to Hospilol • : Delaney·s Salty Sam lbp.642-3505. FulUcPart·Time _req~.-~ __ u_o _____ , ~':.1"~ copd. tfe:l~:Po ----wu--c---F\nancial Services, 170 Restaurant. Age min 18 . we are attklng people 1 HurM Lu .. / .._. Newport ~nter Dr., Ste yrs. Must be able to work DfSHWASHER, kilcfheln GEN L OfA/cR, PI_eli. loulmc.begr oriented appUcants wllb lllleri« DHkln 'c·ns. Co 7e1 l)nst5r6um3 eonot 11-7 Shift. Xlnt benefits. #240, N.B. 1 • belwn lOam & 9pm in· helper, part-time, ul · exper. .,. nv '" · goodphonemanner. Use your skl1ls & orp. ( 4 5 · 1 · Bayview Conv. Hosp, 1 _ __; ______ _ cl ud. wknds. Call time. Salar y com-Must be good typist. St Apply 9am·noonMon-Fri creative ideas to land E.O.E. 2055Thurin,CM642·3505. IPE:RSOMOFC. _67_S_·3_l_4s_. ______ , !:1;n 3820 surate w /ex per. $6S0.54().Ql4(), N.8. Personnel Department this exciting pos. 0pPor.1_M_ai_d_,_U_ve-_ln_,-lo-ve._l_y_N-.-B-i. WeU est.ab'! firm needs '"""' MARRIOTTHOTEL toadvance To..,..,.. ri NURSERYMEN dependable lndlv. to as· -Counter help for donut ....;_.~-------· · ..,.,,,. home w/p vat.e room. 5 l ~ shop. Full lime or part Driver pit for dental !ab. GEHHAL OFACE 900 Newport ~nter Dr Michel~ Kuhn 540-5001 days, wltnda off. En". F\lll·time, mature ma e sume resp. To '800. • • lime. 586-2500 Ideal for housewife. Orange Co. electronic Newport Beach Snelling &Snelling of apealtlng preferred. over 21. 6 Days Incl Miehe.le Kuhn 540·5001 ---------• 549-2002 mfgneedsf/tlmeperson EqualOppEmplyrm/r N~BeachA~ency HOW1ekceplng, cooking, Sat/Sun. Work with Snell1n1 atSnelllngof · ... Counter girl, resPonslble ---------for gen'I o fc work,---------4340CampusDnve need own trans. Non· plants, trees & delivery. Newport Beach Agency < • d 1 Electronic rd mitt """"' Ex.per. preC'd. $3 H.r up. .:MO Campus Drive • woman, stea Y emp oy· switchboa reUer, Telex Housecleaners, Tues-Fri, JACK OR JILL ,_s __ . _644_.......,_ ... ____ , Laguna Hills Nursery, " inent w/well establlahed Assoelcde etc. Must have good B·3PM. Call Janice's OFAU TRADES Maids; top wages paid. ;lniiiiciiii.iiiiEliiiiiiiTiiiioroiiiiiii.iiii830iiiiiii·56:iiiiiii53iii._ r.....Fri. to $1000 ••company. Must berelia· rrot-ctr......-figureapUtude&ty~SO RaggedyAnn's.645-1800 Wlll ...... ain,But Appl y : T he lnn at l~ "'"to applicant. "I ble • penonable. A peo· Qualified individuals re-wpm electric typewnter. u • pie oriented job. East q'd to fiU existing open-Xlnt oppor to learn. Call House Counsellors .Experienced Welcome. Laguna, 211 No. Coast NURSES Newport Beach. This \ ,Bluff Cleaners, 2547 East tnp. Muat be itrong in for appt. Indust,rial Rela· Married cpl only. No SOLDERING Hwy., Laguna Beach. position calls for that Bluff Dr. NB. 644·0932 manuf. _,., .. _.A for elec-lions (714 > 833-33oo. c h II d r e n ' ) I v e. in . WOOD PRE-FINISH 21st CENTURY wonderful talent of deal-..-u"""' HEATSTAMP ing w/people. This local Real Est.ate Sales DOH'T MISS OUT! oo your chance to be a professional real estate agent with Lusk Realty's H.B.ofc. •Will train •Advanrement op· portwuty into mllnage- menl •High brokerage splits. •Outstanding working conditions •Referral Systems •Guaranteed sales pro- gram •Plus much more Call today for interview. I H0.4361. MS Comnterperson for fast \roni c ci r cuits. IHtceleyC.+rols Supervise 6 teenage UTEASSEMBLY MAIYTnlANCE MUISltitG sales div. ot ramou11 ·-food restaurant. Hrs Responsibilities a r e Irvine girls.Sal +exp. 540-47!>4. MACHJNJNG nn.n Ntwfy18Cnahd American co. oUers this •--------- , · llAMUISPMdally, Mon-customer interface of EqualOpporEmployer i--------• FUUOompa.nyBenents l~~·~JHIT SWftDfffw•Hal position w/so much 1--------- ' Fri. Phone El Roberto equipment Um.I clrcuit & HOUSBllPlll In ea.ta Mesa, 6'6-2123 IU'1N MI variety that your days Real Qt.ate Loans 64,.2030 or 6-44 -203 l. package design. Good lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Salary 9825 Pu Mo wiU fl)' by aa you handle MORTGAGE LOAM F .. ,_ •·t atartinl nl, benefits ln· EIAL P/Ume. Need indiv. to I ANITOlUAL OFFICE Land.lcapina. arounds IM's your lntereatlnc da-. ~ .... fTY --BSIUUDu • duded. For tntervw call GEii clean clu~. model u ..... Full&Part·Time 1 • --~·_... .... •-,_1 f . t C.!!ANING tP .. -~. 6 maintenance or equip-Call Abigail Abbott " --jor life insurance ., ;~terHelp Jerry S\anHll betwn LABOIERS ~~;en-0 c ID ap nlahta. must. be 18, bon· mmt openUon desired. Penoanel Arency1_ ~ ;o.headquartered in • uaaney'anowacceptlng 7:30am ts Spm, Mon· PleaMcaJ1144-3Jll9 dabieltdependable,call Valid C.W. drivers lie. •Q.L ~· Campus Dr, rc.B. Newport Beach it1 aeelt- -;.ppilcaUons, 18 or over. 'lbun.PTl871~.-ls UrgeotlyNecdedlll tam'\.ilNoon Slev•Al·Tm req'd. 11\alt be resident •BaCHNCY m~ lng an Individual to •' 2llOS.CoastHwy,Lag. 1804N.Le~Anabelm Warehouse THlllVIMICO IC.,y'-dt~ ~!..£.°y~\sMth!iaa~~ • ...,.AL :nt t--KH--Mnl--ll-.--l\ll"thw their career'" ·' 'Qoedittntervtewers F.quat()pporEmployer StockQerlm 550NewportCtrDr 1be foUy ~;;c, la ~ • meet income •ICU/CCU. l"tR.JUnn mortgage loan closing. HOMEMAllE:RS Sb.lppinglcR~Mng NewportBuch lAltlntappllcatlonafora levels aa varltled by ·~SUIG. Our 1rowin1 agency We are ecekini a loan w...--&..a... Btdr•alcMMM. MU$lhavephone&rella-r.qua!OpporEmptoyer leaddataentryoperater. EDD. ~n until filled. •l.9tAllUTATIOM seeks dynamic lndlv. closing specialist w/BA ., -r-....-Coil winder 4 <assembler bJe \ransp. Long & abort Mlnlmwn of 1 .,.. ex-r. "'"-•-1 De t ,,_ & 1-.2 yn exper . in escrow .., #et.rdtofilMl7 for Co8ta Mesa mtg. of term anlanmcnt.s. Holi----------aot.hclBM3'7•1'0rr7Ula ~ct enonne P ' w/Hlea bk1d 05 good title work or similar , You can have run offer· delay llnes •miniature day & vacation pay. Houa~etper, mature required.. Pennanen\full C1tyHaU Our •ll·licensed st.trf ls C:::.~Ut~mi:l!~a::e~ work in lo11n closing. I \naa.Jchat'fet •,c,couat ls ln20a t r. ft 8 f 0 r mer •• Hoa lt alhatlon plan llve·in:,.!!.,_and.le lr1bo/WlbO, time d•v ahift. p ... wm 1.cwolved in • tot.al pa----·-In r11enc11 .. ore 'Ibere \1 close c,o~tatt • m or re a sore. Ewperienced 6r wlllinl 3 chll~. pvt rm a. baNd rl Uentcareconceptfeatur· ..,,,,,__,_ ., w/company adm n1stra· ; hnl/wk&make$3·$Shr to learn. Valor Elec· Sal . open. Leave 1:vel. A.p;:;'tnpef{f':erioo ~~='?~":~0'1;~ ~b~:~~:=; don6outaldecoun11cl in __ comm.," we \nlnt troolca Joe. 540-926' 11.,.,., fl4S..t846. I" .. ··P:l!!. ~-· , at U ln ,__. ......__._1 -~l ...... -. workina towards aotu-ADS (213)94.5-39611....;.;.....;.;,...;.;....______ ~ ... .;;.,._•vu I YoU aN wrea...... ...._ ..... _ ne-tklnt to problem.. I.hot "t" m•>m.st~ext530 ftt'W omCEI ~:'°~~1.Y't:s:-z l10GO A .. , Irvine =:. a0='nc°' ::~ ...;q;:.;.;,2'190-.,;;.;IW'tlar.;.;;...;_...,..;...•c_11 __ =~n:C:~1110! :_ ...__-..a-0prtr ~U" 3141 c_..an.. ion. Mui\ have car. --------c:ept call: (714) -....00. \ti - -.. r NBV&llA FEE 14"""741 JDtct. Eld..%175. -------lrq role la thla ~ on. ,.,.,,,.. Jol.l.F Roter Inc. Is Orowlnl eo. seeks (Aenmf'rom ...:~;...:...~W3:.;;..;..______ MAlllOTTHOla ~otrer1aUber•I n~· taldn1applicaUOntfora peraon•ble lndlv. <>nmaiaCo.~rt) lloulekMper,. llve-ln, 5 HASOP~08Jl'OB: <;AMYOMeeaaAL __ blaelitapacka1e,tulllon l~dat.aeotry operat«. wfbqd lnnteescrow le £qua.l()pparl!•1tk>'ler ~.own rm be & TV. • W.-a&.-~,_..., • rehlnd6med1Cal.ckntal --Mlnlm\lm ol 1 yr e•pv. tt.tr. to Kcept reap. ~~~~~~~~ ::c:lt •PHkh>I. $85 Pcillry ~ HOSPtTAL Jmoclra aftea wlMD you COVW'QI. Send reaumc G, ~ m Che IBM 1741 or :r7.Z ls Xlnt bl'ftl " Crowth po-;;: '41 Ld.-riew Aveau. '* ...Wt.~ Da.11,y to: Al~. Penonnel •• , ,.Pnd. Pf:nllllnentfulf tent. Call Carry Fox. Gen'I Oftlee poaltlon .MS-0«. ~llC11t-1'ri AD&balm.CAt2107 PUot Qauln.d -Ada to Dept. bme day ablft. Pay will 51M05S.. eoutat Peraon-wfeetablialled teat.lle Hon•keeper live-le, DI.Fl'. l~~~~~~~~~I re.ct. dile Oratll• coat PACMC MU'nl.4L .,1 be beaed on ppericnce nel ~cy, 2110H&rbor, ftrm In H.B. AppUcnt ro-1 Newport Beaetl •N41wl*l0tldAllrDI' r: ma.rbt. 'J'OONewportClrDr > 19ftl APP.lt In penoa CM mwt t.ne • •pell ae-farall1 tlfP'I' a m 'a ,... Ne•PGd 8ndl Malln'4. Jlllf valAI munlry EQbaJ Oppaltaadl1 P21met0#1J !fe•port BHdl. C.121863 .:;:;::.-uM-SPll, llon-l'rl at curet•b· uao wk. •'d •• Pte1 .=.~a Ul.kr. --10.Bellilnm/f •lub. for opt.. uu ~Jl{P ..... o,por£mployer JlOUOw.tteAw.lnlne SellkDeltcma ea. ... _ .....,. _ IM-MM \ • r e " I. . '• rr I, r. n '>I ... •• ~!~-?! ~.!=~-.... ?!.~ ~?'~ ........ o?!.~~ ~!!~ ..... ?! .• ~.?!t:.~ ..... ?!.~ !~~.?!'!'.'.~ ..... ?!!! =.W 71•W.W_... ~-...... 7100 •••4&.0llftc:I llooMt "per/Alde, n· LAIASSl'ITANT f11 ~ "'41PSAIDIS PZTITJONPS •P . •••·----..i ................... 11JGU'~-b&re outeo-::'tt!:~T!" M F/tlme. Eaper'd lnan•iimTOt Ea .. r'd ,.a. Couot ry J\lUfpal'tAime.Ooocl , Q.D.l[ttHlr MTAMl'IY Snl••he Uolua lQI. -.~• 1 eocMl p1aone 1oc.cauw1pm.J: Vtai~a.rt. eau for Clob co.aw Home. .,.,daUJ.m.nu , OIU>DD.Dlt A« =ca.tr ~ Beath Salon poraooalllJ " enjoy appt. HMHt a1k for r-..1 Stll'ls Nf..a1. SIHI • J09 Deed1t 1tJlilt. dle.o~le wcd1nl w/tba public we Uouscbeper, fll11 Ume DiebWe. ~ --------•~/ Arcbllee· ...U time .,,.. pnird. JM tatbllllum b 1 • • a 1 re a t 0 p • JiYe>iA or out. a ~ MllaSIS AIDI WraL YrM Im work "ar.., t11rw Jal7. Jla.y .. • •ldeo dl1pl•J' .waut&e.MMDZS _,..llA!Ues f~ bncbt, a. t " u. H.B. area. ••••• ..-... Ares.Mince.,_.. Ital-''"" Billa aw It 1 eottrlAI au of So. Calif , ..._ ltwplQ. M ''· m I 1 I ~I« a '_.' D 995 ZMI E ...,........, llladed Peop141 'l<W: -~a' llUlllt bave 4'-.S'' ~ ~•rbo CJ'cle Cor p, 8ul~/Peor atlDl· •JC~• ~eyulv~,?!!..,•ula· ~J» Aak for~: Attractive apartment MAMA .. TIAINIES !.~_!-J~,!I St, •8 · camera or Hanelbhat \_1n __ m._._ ... _11M ____ _. eemput.,. Some••· Newtoat Be cbde lop-• OU•wr:-·OC'lnl •l"· complex IMka lndlv. HaveQSletlinpf«f/Ume _...,.,,,_..c.. w /all leoaes. Call CLmK TWPfST ~ii dellnbM. but amt Oo. tJa! ~~for variety ot duU.. at 1 Smltb w/luc:ce&llul s..lo\:· :,Sltlme dttll:a on 2nd 4r MIMIS AIDIS TI4-1151-8433 f1aaDdal flrm :==:: "!': ~ w/atroa& u. ~~':;.~.f~k •r: HOUsamta r· ~ llbow apta ._ . lhlln. 11 inte"9ted, & oamJIS •--PLA-TF-FO--R-ll_S_E_C_'Y_ 'fffMtUe ladJy <"llnCJ and ipeed. Wcwt parlDC.111.C~t'~; NcwportBeb. 5 ~ or ~ aftet'-u!:.t:;f.!:t\.•::~ con~:,:t our neareal Xlnt bendlW. S.yriew COIOl&RCIAL iun.ettos • aai. ID plansan& environment ·=~~· A eood flgu.re aptitude, 0~~~ ~ •;:r• 4 ~ra 1"lrtl ~ 4r have ma~i:~~':nG.Grv Canv. Hotp, 2115S Tbu.rtn TELLO ~ Ofnce exper. r-.q•d . wllb 1ood co asp ao y :M t./ Balance Sheet r~:~J~:~-= ~~. ~~ ta~: adap&ablHcbochtlc. Moo thru Fri 9am-Spm CM, tf.2.3&05. Prosreaive ludepet>dent 1 "1')tpe·81MO wpm. Ellper. bueflta lnclu dlna 2 •F\naodalStAtementl are req'd. These poll• dry, aboppln.g "errandl Also, need temporary pit torWormalion phone MUlltSIS AIOIS bank ia open Inf new ~8:u!!t~t!C:~~t ..av•caUonafteronlde QuaUtled applicanlnts Uons provide a atart.lna for busy proressional. ~~~~p to work (714)537...atO 1..J. &per'd II t.rah>ees. CCon>nau ...... nl'~lnMt~rrul~fwrilceng. year, comp any pa must be Mii. •tartlftl · --••PV •--per mo., in· Must have own tnnsp. & ~..uy. Equal ()ppor Employer M V--"-,._ • ·~ v "' • "' •. worU n iT cooda " ~P fnlW'lnee, uectlt dividual 6: able to work :;;u~.~erous year refs. tao.p/w&.64CMNO CallM4-'989 ~-"''St .....,..C v. Botp, ln Ule Loa8 Doach faelli· '*'~riu. Call 144-'3&0 unlca.dc. APPlY•t wtmlnlnwmCPAhotp. end bc;w•f..-med/Ufe tam-Wnooo esi.. .... nter • .M. tlJ foe-launedia~ oPen· _as_llf_or_Sldr __ le...;..iy_. __ __. Olt.ANCiECOAST LC.TAYl.OaCO. lo1Ur & 'other 1reat ~keeper live.lo, no THllaVIMICO MAMA'ffa/aE1'AIL OFFICEHELP lqa. PerlOOI with ex· CedlhlW.ttnla o••LY PILOT c•640.IU2 beoetltl. FOi' immed. In· dlild.aml famUy. A••'° 650NewporlCenterDI' ....,..._.H_ Exp'd to ru.o property perlence prefer red. ~ ter vltw, call Bill oc-over.Refs6'1J.90U NcwportBeacb aeeb atore managers imnqement olc:. 3 day Salary comme11surate Sdloel ~!..~:.~0• FemalePacb&ers. Merit ~lllcln.6'2-8170. Housekeeper, Cb1Jd care. Eqwal()pporEmployer capable or aasuminc per wk. 10 key, book· with eicperJence. l'.anl ap to $300 per wk. '-:"."'.--.. .. Mu...·c:·."""oop'.: ~ raises. CallHl·512S.1$37 RUDtvelopmulCo. u.t-••clri·-. T., ..... /Ju'·· complete unit opera· keeplni. Non-smoker. Comple~~nt.eef1it .. E · Low tuiUon. Placement o vvn ~ -M--la ...... N B """' -• ., .. ...... v-lional responsibilit" tn. St a r t • .. / b r. Ca 11 .... m. ..... ~~ e....,...e -~ .... TSl·llk Call for ...... .,. ~·"'• · • IJve·in. Responsible. • -•• •-•n•ay ' •" ,r-I I t L -R f b b ----A Orange Co. area. Good anytlme.876-9Sl6 nqu r ea o ynn Appolnlmen.tpleue RLICl.RJC OeneralOfftce e s. Near eac • ~'d, •AM to 3 PM. P8Y· Vacs. Hosp imur. , ecutaey. 8:30-tO:OGam, • • COMPUTB oe.. 64M321, ext 277 Be&inner spot for bright Newport Ctr Ofca 67W46S lrvioe. CAil ~2334 btwn Pension Ii Prolit Sharing Optometric Alf t. Back 3:30-$:~. 2.131S8'7-M44 , Equal()pportuoity peraoo. Pleasant work· Girl f'rlday, Sto~k Homekeeper/ Companion 9AM&i12noon. Pl~. Call Craig Martin offc diapeoain&, contact American City Bank 6raveyard shift. 2 Yrs Employer inl conds. Oppor for brokerage fll'ID S.S. lite Ch uff f Id betwn J.5pm tor appL leos de\lve.ry, veriflca. E.O.E. M/FfJI iOb exper. 360/.0 OOS.1-;;iiiiii--~---;;;1 traini.ni & adv. 31~ hr typln1. attractive, { da eLurl 0[ e erly Letterpresaman needed. 673-9000. tion, some tront offc ..___ •to .. hmiliar w/JCL "I' workwk.S.7Spermoto artlculate,powthoppor. a y. ve· n , non· Preerretlred,1emi·ret, knowledfe. 32 brt per a-:.:::::!.n:.;b •ABYrsDi~X.: _~-Service bureau Data Processirlg atMt. Call MSM700, ext CAU Marllyu,640-4SS0. smoker. Waterfmt hm. for PIT contract work. Manager Couple for aml wll.962-3371 ,_ • .,.... ... -r. c .. ,expertie_tprul.Appl,y,~a· PltOJ ICTC:OMT'lOL Pvt r m . 64l·UU, ~or-.~9 mobile home park in " Itek camera. Good tionalSystemsCorp,4361 ADMl .. STIATO. 219· Girl for delivery .. auto 5S7·989l.548.as:M Tulcon, Arizona. Write ORDERLY pay. Proc r essive .~b St, N.B. fNear OC We are ~ an ag· FINANCE parts. 18 or over, high 1 DE AL p TI Iii E Llfe1uard/lnatructor. P.O. Box an Hunt Bcb for Sat &c Sun. 7.3 for beoeftts. Santa/Fountain irporl) Equal Op-_.,ive individual who La R ld'I C ,1 school graduate • .O+br .. -··--wt I,._ 11 • American Red Cross 92648 • CIOllV ........... Ex""'r'd pre-Valley area. Full time. unity Employer ... -rge et I omm pr week. Aak tor J oe _... ves • co ege Cert. Wlmda " SUmmer ...... ., ...-. m.2392.. ~~~~~~~~~I will act u a CC>Qlultant & Bualders/~veloper re· W7&-7kl. Cirls w /car. Over 21. thru Oct30th. 968-0311. Manicurist w /following f'd. Apply In peraon, 1----------administrative control qi.line Individual to head 9:30AM·12:30, lloa·P'Ti. . for excl~ve CdM BouU· Beverly llanoc', 340 Vlc· 1--------- , Cook· Broiler Exp. point for all WonnaUon finance div. Sttong con· Gltl Friday, xlnt typist, F.arn., to $100 weekly. Lite guard try-outs, May ue 759-0323 _t«t_a....;....c_.M_. -----•Printing ' Cleancut, energetic, systems development lacta to develop commit-1 o o d t e I e p h one <Guarantee $75.) Must 13th, 8AM. Newport 1-q-'--· -------r /time N8 loc. 548·'1948 projects. Olber duties in· rrienls for project. loans" peraooallty. Sel! ... tarter, be De.At, personable " Dunes, 11.31 Back Bay Manufacturing.general i;:in~1·a~1~:r~~: UTHO STRlrrat elude adminlatration of equity captlal. Track,.. non-amkr. Call tor in· energetic. Lori'• J(jtchen Dr.18 +over only. factory work for sportin& trade. At leut 1 yni ex· COOK$. breakfast lunch lime acCOWJtinl system ~ ~s a mual. Write tttV. ~1 $150 a week ~4-7 aft. lOAl'tl for ap· U Rell bl Cb . goods firm. 7:30-4:00PM, per. Call 642.2928 betwn lmmecllate opening, day ~12~;~:.ac:rker'a, ~~L, ~~~~ ~880 ~v~ria lnc. toatart. pomtmeot. u~°:tady, ;s.:s, n'!,~ 540-6142. l :30am.tt4pm. ahift. Experienced large ---------• perience in all phases of Hilb ~ ' &una GIRL FRlDA y l.od.uatrial smoku, non drinker to M a r i n e Ha rd w a re ----------• presses, single color llDe ••COOKS• the life cycle or a de· • Recept, typing min of 50 ILU ... EAH JOIS give lovinf care" to 2 yr salesperson, knowledge ,_.... eo.trol work. Contact: busboys &dishwashers, velopment project re· wpJll, phone order $ales old child. odd very lite ol boats, marine equip & Offlar New restaurant. q u Ired. Pro j e cl RTTa lllA! bkkp'g etc. Small Ur,..tMeecl/W-• hlkpoa. S days week. retail sales nee. Must be La1uoa Beach Police MARTEC P..._...lhtro leadership experience •SEAMSTllSS mf& plant. F/T xltn liW..T,..._ Working molber. ln· able lo work wkods. Dept. '810 to $1035 per aa.c>DUCTIOHS . Now acceptln& appllca· desirable. ~U time only. Apply in benefits. HB. E.O.E. t.ervtewing now. S$9-.5099 673-4<a> mo. Req'aabW\ytowork IMC. 'tlons 12-5 dally, 4411 s. We ofter 8 com· ~to Meuer,Ma· 714-89f.S351 4SSIMll8S J.rvtneana. •-MAS--SEU-S_S_E._1_1-_2_1_ ::'8m"::ii:~:=:u~ 33U W.llacArthurBlvd Coast Hwy, Laguna prebenslve career de· Aust.in, Draper'• Handyman, part time.. PACICA..aS Loan& Call firs t class legit onanenforcemmt buis .. S&DlaAna,CaliCornla 1o-Be_a_ch....;,_497_"'44_l ____ 1 velopmenl traininl pro-LagunaHillsStore,23621 $5.00 hr. Your tools. GIM.LAIOaBS IMD•B4DEMT massage. We will train. Apply befon5/10/18. Ci· <714>546-9240 COOKS,bster'd gram and excellent MouUonP&rkwayPLau Newport area. 675·9516 SOLDBl.BS LOA.HA.GENT NewportBch.631-4838 t,yofLal\&D.aBeach.SOS freakfast, dinner & benefits. Send resume lo•---------Call au•tlme incl. ,._.. ___ S ---...i-.....t Forest Ave. · 1 B tl t b Al Agnew, Peuonnel ._.a. .....,.1911~1.-&-wknd.s '\. "_.._' -~.-,.,....,._. loan agent MAT UR E W 0 ?d AN ro1 er, e er an ~ ...-.-. ' Day-Week-Month or needed to generate loans p /time to welcome average a tarting pay· De~CIFIC' MUTUAL Experlen for custom Help us sell our listings. longer, It's )'OW' decision. in the Costa Mesa, lt'oun· newcomers & eon tact Also, need dishwashers picture lrame manu!ac· Great opportunity Lo Isl & 2nd shifts avan. lain VaJley & Newport merchants. flexible hrs. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F. U.S. Citiz.emhlp Required , &buspersonnel,eitpnot 700NewportCentetDr turer. Full lime. make more money. Paid vact tiona. You area.RealF.atatehc.re· Need car, lite typing. ,•pee. Interviews Tues & NewportBeacb,CA Park/Line Frames , lJcensed R.E. persons doo'lpay,wepay)'Ou! q 'd . Contact Neil ::.47·3005. PRODUCTION Wed May 2nd & 3rd, 9266.1 10661 Eltis Ave, Ftn. needed. Same location ZS CAlJ..OR Bosman, (Z13) 860-6677 or1---------1oam.2pm only, 31721 So. F,qualOpporEmployer Valley962-0222 yrs. 646·39Z8, ask for COllEINTODAYI (714)636--0Nl. Mechmllc-"411to AduJtawtlboutst.andlng, TYPISEnllt PART TIME EVENINGS · Coast Hwy, South ---------1 Gene. ILL[" LosAnieles MacGregor Yachts, 1631 attractive personalities w/experienc:e{part-ume ... J,.agmia. Delivery for early AM Joi~~~~Ewell ~ .~ .....:= Es:i~\i;,~sm/f 1-Pl_a"-_ti_a_A_v_e._C_M___ Ew:r:fo w:r ~~) COOKS newspaper in Npt. C.M · known firm in Irvine. · MEDIC ... 1 .a. ~~r 8G4321 t2SO • F/time. Exper. pref'd. Must be reliable.~ m<! Good typln& ls all you . ·rJ1~;:~ LVH.J.11 With fro~~~~uia, 00.5:00P.ll. ' IC II 'Appl,yS.Spmdally. _+_._~--------1 .need. ToS150. ste340 NewportBcb Medications, Cull or 0 ee de d for busy AlkfarSMro. ExcecJ.:::i~::akiDg GORDA LIZ Delivery man, early Michele Kuhn 540-5001 1133-1441 p /Ume. Mesa Verde opht..balmologist ofc. Ex· !!qua I Op portu nity 9008aysldeDr,NB momin&. L.A. Times Snelling&Snellingof HRPER C.onvHosp,MlCenterSt, per. in ophthalmology Employer ApplyltJPersoo EqualOppor Employer route, C.M .• Htg Bch. Newport BeachAgency •-------• _CM_S48_·iiiiS58Siiiiiiiiii;;;;;;; helpful.S40-458S. 1-P-A-'-R.;.._T_·_T_l_M_E_ OliHGD•tLYE~LOOA.TST Mu.st have dependable 4340Campw; Drive Need person to learn • ,_....:..________ ,._ '"' ._ ________ , car.Goodpay.546·4481 &•RD...._.ER shipping & rec. Also. INSPECTORS MACHINISTS MB>ICAL TECH Delivery/Sales, M·F JJOW.BaySt. ,. ·~ COOKS ,.. ..,... some maintenance & Calif lie. Phone 640·0140 ~9pm. Must have own Costa Mesa . •' Dental Asst, ortho, chr. F/time. No exper nee. cleanup. Printing plant. for appt. Ms. Hill. trans p. Neal appeur. Ask for Paul Ward NB. 4~ dys. Ortho exp & App I y in person , $3To start. 540-8027 MSI, a leading e lec· Will train. 531-0811. Equal OpportwUty ~ -:Xlnt pay &c company R.D.A. req. 64Z·2626 Newpor ter l nn, 1107 . . tronics manulacluring Machine Tool Builder Medical Ass't Employer ~· .benefits, vacation pay, Jamboree Rd. N.B. See Help needed, Person Fri· corporation has im· need s genera I G.P . office needs e x· Party rental store needs 1 ____ ._ ___ _ •''"croup insurance, cn.>dit DENT~ Assisl. Exper:d Undsey betwn 9-3. EOE. day , m u s. l h a v e mediate openings for machinists for wide perienced medical assas· young lady to work Tues •---------~ ....unioll. oppty for ad van· in gen I '!rac. to work in secretarial skills + ofk electro·mecbankal in· variety of close tolerance tant. 646-3903 lhru Sat moms cleaning cemenL Appl)' i.n person fun growmg prac. 3 Dayl•--------1 m a n a g e m e n l spectora. work in clean shop. Short 1----------party rent.al equip. App· O{)OAM·4PM. Alphy's wknds, early altos. Gt!neralOffice capabilities. Contact, runs on enclne lathes, edical Asst, back orrc, ly, 2025 Newport Blvd, 'Restaurant 16175 Harbor benefits, lncentives, sal TRAIMH 5.Sl-1151 One year experience re· vertlcle 4t horizontal for busy OB/Gyn offc. ,_CK _______ _ •• Blvd. at Ed.ln1er, Foun· open. 493-9311 Jnt.ei:estiftg pos. in our _Ho_me_ma_k_ers--. -Are--y-o-ur-I quired. Mus{ know bow ~__&___ C-t..i.....-..1 Exper nee. Salary open. PBX Answering service •---'---'----- • tafn Valley. Equal Oppty DEHTALASSIST c~ dept; Variety or childreG crown? Are you to read blueprinu. com· ~ _ ____. Call 548-3441 Mrs. Dis· lnNewport Beach. Full& PJTIMIONLY ,:1,'JEmployer Ortho cb.rside F tr & p rr duues. Req s t,yping sklll tired of staying at borne? pl ex scbemallcs and partUme. Experienced Male Stock Room Clerlc RDA f 'd C 11 CJ!SO+wpm,mimberap· Weneedyou.Full&part· musthaveknow!edgeor ApplyAl only. Vacation/Group & Delivery. Start S3.75 Pre • 8 l!lude helpful. Apply, Na· Urne. wm train. 54().7517. mathematics, color Paul Dosier lns. CAii 846-2462 ii 00 hr. Regal Beauty Supply, Copy Control 642·5997. ti<JnalSystemsCorp.4361 codes and electronic ans. call~ for in· _2&3_E_._1_1th_St._;_C_._M_. __ • Derlt.al Ass't·Do you want ~b St, N.B. <Near OC HOSPIT parts. a;•l. tnc. terview appt. Clerk T A. l ) E al Op AL llA 1-..__..__ ______ -----'--'------P /time student to do • .•: !'!. t a career in ortbo using irpor qu · ve .....__ 0 11 p h all your RDA s kills? portunlty Employer lC you meet these re· Coat.a esa, 926Z6 lotel-Front Desk Clerk. PBX maintenance work at --'"".a Y iot as an &M>-0121 EXPERIENCE quirement.s and -are in· (7141556-7075 Exper. r eq'd . Apply. Answering service PartyRenlalstore.App-,. .~g for a copy con· ---------• terest.ed in joining a pro· ,.. Quabty Inn, 7555 Beach operator rull & P /T. Call ly, 2025 Newport Blvd, ,.,.Lrol clerk typist . Must Dental Recept. Desk only. GENERAL QfC g:regsive Orange County Equal ()ppor Employer Blvd. Buena Park 835-3561 _c_._M_. -------type 4Swpm electric. 10 Good benefits. H.B. Programmer Analyst. Z company that offers ex· i---------- -tcey adding & handle 893-5002. 846-3540 NEVER A FEE yrs exper. Cobol basic. cellenl company beM!ltS --------MOTB. MAIDS nx ._._.,,. s.r.. PwdtmlncJ to SI 200 • '.phones well. Job consists Really fun, variety job In Company paid fringes. and modern working MACHINISTS Full lime. Tides Motel. Graveyard shin avail. 100% Free to applicant. "• ol copy control, filing & DEHTALASSIST. the top interior firm in Salary open. Send re· conditions please apply TOOLMAKERS Applyinper50fl,"94·2494. 10pm·6am, p /tlme. Newport Beach. Pride general clerical duties . Orthodontic cbrside. N.B. Gorgeous place to sume to Hospital Finan· inpenooorcallSaundra GEN.MACHlNlSJ'S Prefer exper, but will yourself on handling de· Ol'O!>portunltyforadvance· F/Urne.H.B.962-2405. work. Well groomed al· cial Services, HO John&ollat(714)~12S Tos)waaes,xlnl.f>eneCils MotelNight AudiLor t rain. Call ror appl. t.alJs?Considerlhiaopen· 'ment . Excellenl com-D t 1 A t Cb d tractive personality & Newport Cent.er Dr., Ste & overtime. Toolcraft· Raq 'd ror 152 unit motel. 833-9282. E.O.E. ing if you are familiar '"panybeneflts. en a ss r~ , mature attitude req'd. 1124o,N.B. A 1 . Q lit 1 7555 w /letlers of credit, 11• For Interview f/Ume. Good benefits. Lite typing & bkkpng. _ __:..._______ MSI King, Inc. 1820 McGaw PP y. ua Y nn, PBX Operator. telephone purchase orders & ,. Pleasecall H.B. Call 893·5032, Call Sally 540-6055, HOSTESS Ave.,lrv.n 4·SS&-OJlO ~=r~~b Blvd, Buena answering service. Over purchasing or construe· 1 Personnel Office _846-_3540 __ . ______ 1 Coastal Personnel Agen· Nights, wknds. Apply DATA MACHINISTS 25., W/lraln. Days. eves, Uoo mat'ls. You will en· ' 642-4321,ext.rn . Dental receptionist, must ey,2790Harbor,CM J.Spm, The Reuben E. CORPORATION Mill machinists, N/C MUSICIAN Keyboard &graveyard.835-3561 joy the many phases of -.t.a.....aGECO ... ST be exper Incl inaur . ·--------1Lee.151 E. Coast Hwy, 340Fis<:herAve. machinists, L•the player for contemporary this posit.ion as you are ~ A NB..,.A IOp E I Ja: I k g 0 p must p BX involved w/foreign & DAILY PILOT Pe~sion benefits , no General Office &Atua P mp oyer Costa Mesa, CA 92621 ope r tr tors • M I 11 haiz roe. r . u · • • domestic overseas com· 330w. Bay S•, Sat s. C.M. 557-0700 RECORDS CLERK Hotel operators. Good benefits ve eqwpmn t. Up com· Part time shllt.s. Work on pan,y·s. Call Abigail Ab· ... • F.qualOpportunlty & overtime. Bouse MCg lng Europca~ ~ur. Call busy switchboard. Day Costa Mesa Dental Or1llo Asst Varied position working DESI( CLElllC EmployerM/F Co., 4000 Cam"us Dr, agt for aud1tton/appt. shift. only. No Sundays. bott Personnel Agency, EqualOpportuinity 842-TnS ~!.!cbedullng Ty& co~!c· Appl)' Jn person 1 . Surf & ~~~~~~~~~ NB.ss7.9090 _67_3-_rn_9. ______ E.O.ES46-3333 ~122Campus Dr. N.B. Employer uvu reports. pe -.v+ Sand Hole , ISSS So. ----------...,,.., · Dent.al Hyglenist, Laguna wpm. Some accounting Coast Hwy, Laguna 11 i we MJ.CHIHIST Hight l.udit Relfef "" pounse!lon, see our ad Niguel Ofc. 1~ days per exper or training would Beach. Exper Insurance Girl TOOL ROOM With 3 days office assist. POP-11 -W>der house counsellors. week 495"'600 be helpful. Apply, Na· _;,..;.;....;._______ Apply in person Mon· 54()..C754 · tiooal Systems Corp. 4381 Friday for busy Cost.a TOP PAY Fri. 9am·4pm. Salary 2 yrs exper RSTS, RMS· DISHW AS HHS Bin:b St. N.B. <Near OC HOTEL Mesa olfice. 83S-04Z7 Set-up & short run mill, open. San Clemente Inn, U-baalc. Company paid C0191ht'&le4Jfshr P /thne. Weekend work. Airport) Equal Op· HOST/HOSTBS JNSURANCEAGNCY lathe, punch press. Gd USAvenida Eaplandian, fringes. Salary open. "'·• HelpW..ted BayvtewManor&Conv. portunltyEmployer CAsHIEll P/timehelp.NB.Typing oppo r . to expand SanClemente. SendresumetoHosp1lal • 'Delaney's Sally Sam Hosp,642·3505. l'UU•Part-Time req.645-0110 w/growing co. S Day/4o ---------Fllwlcial Services. 170 • Restaurant, Age min 18 w kin I hr wk. Co pd lire/hosp Hurse LVH/Chcrge Newport Center Dr., Ste yrs. Muslbeabletowork DISHWASHER, kitchen GEN'L OfA/cR, p:_et. lulmlber orlen~ ::11c:n~~~ hlhrior~ Cins. Cole l)nstrum3 enOt 11-7 Shift. Xlnt benefits. IJZtO,N.8. •• 'betwn 10.m & 9pm In· helper, part-time, full· exper. ca tnvocng, soodphooemanner. Ulle you&" •kl1ts & orp. (714 SS6· 10 Bay\'iew Conv. Hosp. _ _...;. ______ _ " e I u d. wk n d s . Ca I I t i me • Sa I a r Y com· Musl be good typist. St Apply 9am-noon Mon· Fri creati ve ideas to land _E_._o_. E_~ ·------1 <ms Thurin, CM 642·3SOS I PDSOH OFC. 675-3145. ~:_n3820s ura te w lex per. $600. 540-$4(}. N. B. Personnel Department this exciting pos. Oppor. Ma_\d, llve-ln, lovely N .B. Well estab'l flnn needs '"" MARRJl'VTYT" HOTEL to advance To $650 t-IURSERYMEH dependable lndlv. lo as· · r-··-•-h .. lp for donut v• • · · home w/private r oom. S 1 vuu.u...... " '----••OfffCE OOON rtCe te D uicheleKuhn 540-5001 d k FUll·lime, mature ma e sumeresp.ToSllOO. Shop. "'·II ta·me or part Driver p/l for dental I.ab. W's:ll'lauu. ewpo n r r '" . ays, w nds off. Eng. .-u 1 N-Be h Soellina *·Snellingof 1 d over Zl. 6 Days incl MlcheleKuhn 540-5001 ·time. 586-2500 Ideal for house wife. Orange Co. electron c .,_.,.,.. ac "' 1peak ng prefer re . ---------• S49-2002 mfg needll f/Ume person F,qual0ppEmplyrd11f NewportBeachAi!ency Housekeeping, cooking, Sat/Sun . Work with Soellin&&Snellingof .;Counter girl, responsible for gen'\ ofc work. 4UOCampusDnve need own trarui. Non· plants,trees&delivery. NewportBeachAgency < t d 1 Elect--•... · I T I _.__ ,, .. ''""'£ Exper. pref'd. $3 Hr up. 4340Campus Drive woman, s ea y emp oy-ivw.. swtlchboard rehe, eex H~-,,.,..leaners, Tues·Fri, J•-ORJILL ................ .,,....,, ... ment w/Well e.stabllshed Aasoclah etc. Must h ave good sTPM. Call J anice's OF,..~. -·"'IS Laguna Hills Nursery, • company. Must be rella· Protect........ figure aptitude & ty~ 50 Raggedy AM's.645-1800 ,.__ ·-Maida; top wages paid. Jnc. E1Toro.s;JO·S653 . -ll"&l!•fri, to $1000 "1 ' ble &c ~rsonable. A peo· Qualified indivTduals re· wpm electric typewnter. WlU Train, But Apply : The Inn at 100% Free to applicant . • pie onented job. East q'd to rm exlsling open· Xlnt oppor to team. Call House Counsellors 'xperien~ Welcome. Laguna, 211 No. Coast NURSES Newf<>rt Beach. This \' Bluff Cleaners, 2S47 Eaal ings. Musl be strong in for appt. lndUllt,ilal Rela· Married cpl only. No W~Lpt:~~SH Hwy,. Laguna Beaeh. e::~~ulc:~f!n{~~ J~:i~ ,, Bluff Dr. NB. 644·093Z .,.nuf. methods for elec· lions (714) S:U-3300. ch 11 d r e n , 11 v e .1 n . HEAT STAMP 21st CENTURY Ing w/people. This local Comnterperson for fast tro nlc circuits . ..-..YCORtrols Super vise 6 teenage LITEASSEMBLY MAIYl'RIANCE HURSIMG sales div. of famous Real Estate Sales DON'T MISS OUT! oo your chance to be a profesalooal real estate agent with Lusk Realty's H.8.ofc. * Will t.r ain •Advancement o p · portunity inlo manage· ment •High brokerage splits. •Outstanding working conditions *Referral Systems •Guaranleed :sales pro- gram •Plus much more Call today for interview. I ........ I •• , -food restauranl. llrs Res ponsibilities are ll"Vlne girls.Sal +exp.540-4754. MACHINING "''" ..._.,lftat41Md American co. offers this , • ~~~:'~fi~:!~~ ~~l;:t~~::~t~ F.qua10pporEmptoyer ~110ompanyaenents A.UISTANT SWttDiff ... _... e~~o':!i;';~m;a~:'-ne·al-Ea-ta•te·Loa-·ns·-- package design •. Good HOUSBHPH lnC4ataKeu,646-Zl23 Sal•--PerMo M,,.....,G GELO .... 644·2030 or 644·2031. p u Need · di to ~, _. IM's wlU fly by as you handle "'" A """ _ Fashloa Isl. lt&rtincludedlFW, .~nefits inal·l l'EJIWL cl~e~lubhouse lD ~v. 1 JANITORIAL OFFICE Landscaping, 1rounds ""·U •. Part·Time your inter eatlnc days. OPPOl'l'UHITY . or wluvw e g . • O.EANING tPM·lAM, 6 malnt~nance or equip· ru .. Call Abigail Abbott .CoonterHelp Jerry Stansell belwn apts & ren:z: pl ni&bt.i, must be 11, bon· meat openUon desired. Personnel Agency, 4500 A major Ufe insurance l>elaney'snowaccepling 7:30am &c .Spm, Mon· ••-£RS complu. dabie ltdepe'Ddable call Valid CAli.f. drivers Uc. •O.A. Campu1 Dr, N.B. ~..2!!daequa9fhl~~e~~~~ ~....i. ., ___ 18 ........ -m.-.i• LftUUR Please' 644-3389 • --•~y ...... . ..... -...,.. ~ "' .. ~ .. ,.._ca...,..., or over. ........ .....,..., Urgentl1Neededlll 9am'UINoon SteveCll·Tn.1 nq'd. Must be resident ·-~ ~ SS7~. ln" an individual to ·' 280S.CoastHwy,Lag. PTIControls e~ of Costa Men, un· •M8f1'ALHEAL1H tui1ber their career in 1804 N. Lemon. Anaheim Ware THI llVIHE CO key,_.. Oprtr emp&oyed 15 the last 20 llr'HMIUn.· ''Credlttntervtewers EqualOpporEmployer StocltClerb SSONewportetrDr The JollY lloeer Inc. la week:a " meet income •ICU/CCU r-u~nn mortgage loan closing. HOMIMilEllS Shlpplng&Recelvlng Newport Beach t.UinJ appHcatlons for a l•t•I• as varlfied by •tle-SUIG. Our growing agency We are seeldn~ • loan W.0141plalt.. Bedr•lcAneM. Ma.stbavephone&rella· .Equal()pp>rEmployer .&eaddataentl')'operater. E!JD. ()pen until filled. •llHAllUTATIOM seeks dynamic lndlv. closing apeclabat w/BA , Are...,... to'W? CoU winder It assembler ble tranafi. Long & short Mlnlmlltn ot 1 yr exper. Coniact Penoftnel ~pt, w /Hies bk&d " good & 1-2 yrs ex per. in escrow '"' You can have run ofter· for Caista Mesa mfg. of ~!~ :'v~c':tr0~· ~:~~ tloua.-eeper. mature an the IBM !?41or3142 la Ctylltll Our all·Ucensed stiff ts penona.llly to train to ~~:le 'l:r~0:: :::S/~~~ In& charce accounts In a delay lines " miniature Hoa ltallutloo plan llve·ln. HAndle lrt house, requtttd. Permanent full Involved lD • toUl pa· become employment There I• clote contact. .• _ .. tor retail •lore. 20 t r a n s t o t m • ' • • .. c .. " ... -, p· .. rm/ba. Ume day ahU\. PAY will Utnt care concept reatu,.. ~In frieodly olc min' ... ""' Ewpertenced or wtlllnl ., i:wu.nru n be ~ on e'"""ritncc Prima "' In d w/relaxed atm01Jphere. w/company ad utra· llrsrwlt "mah S3-SS hr to learn. Valor Etec• Sa I ope 11 . Le av• . "'P"' Sq ry ,~urs I an lion A out.side counsel in comm •-~o•-•lnl ' •a-~"' level. Appl) In ~ computerized cha.rtlofi. Call Carry Fox, 540-aS, Ill 1 to ..... -solu - .... -... .. t.ronlcs Inc. 540-t2184 me11ace • .....,._,..,, tA ... -~. ' llon· i at •-' ,........., ~-1 •·-· wor a . w ..... • , ,ADS (2U)MS-3Ml -----------... ~ .. ,.. • 11 JOU are loteree._. n ......--r-.... ~ Uons to problsma that ' •• (714)SZS.S165.ext&30 ESC:IOW OFFICER ~ ... fof' few bra t'JOUG.w.tteA•e,lrvine becon'.llnl a part ol our _t:Y;;.;..,rllO~-HArbor.;.__ . .;..•C_M __ may a.Me. Anatyala of ~ .. = ....... _ •day. for eta0rlY lady "·--------•: taaovatlve nur.lni coo• the loaa t.ramactlom ls a --........._ ........ ~ -9"9 .. • ion. Muat have car .1' _...call: (714) ~. ....... ... --·· 1 -r.. NEVD A FEE I 741 iuc lM3 Kttet.a ,~,.,...-n ic'i: 211$. 1-------• key role In ..... poeuaon • • H ,, The Jolly Ro,.r Inc. Is Orowlnt co. aeelta (Acro.l'tom _, MAlllOITMOTIL ~otlen a liberal "•' t.at1n1apPl.lcaUoufwa peraonable lndiv. Oran(feCO.~rt) BoufClcffpel", llve·ln, 5 HASOPBNINGSPOR: rA.MYOM...-AL __...._ benelltapac1ta1e,tuiUon Jeaddat.aentr7 operator. wlt*td 1nui. e.crow " Equ.aJ OfipsSotplonr daJ't, own rm ba "TV. ,......_w-....:a.-..,. ~1vn11 • refund la medical, dent.al -~Minimum of 1 yr uper. ct.lire to aceept reap. "'-""llab 1,...akloc. $85 -·· ~ ~ HOSPITAL ~ often wMn y0u covwaae. knd resume "' onthelBM '741or374.2i.I! Xlnt. brnl" growth _.,. .,. 441Lak.-vtewAvenue UM .-rult.feltliq Dallf to: Al Apew, Penonnel • nqulnd..Penmnenllull teftL Call Carry ,.::, Oen'l Ortic·• poahlon perwlt.MMM4. AolllrllJD•oalloo-J'ri Aaabelm,,CAt2107 PUot Claul.Red Ads to ~ time da)' 1b1A. Pa.y will ~. OoNt.al P~non· w/e1tabll.ahe4 leicUl• HouHhepor llve·ln. JiElt&ONNEL D&PT. ·~~~~~~~~~! reM.'b the Or..aie Cout Clf!ICMU'TVAL ' .t be baed oo upericnce Ml A&eftey, f190Harbor, ftrm ta H.B. AppUcanl youaa Newpon Beacb IOO NewpoltO.lltMl>r 1: market. Newport Ctr Dr leTe1. Appl)' lo penoo Cll tm.t type • 1pell ac. famU7 •Xl*' It re.ra,... Newport..._. lld:N'cl. prtvat. c:ounlrY ~ Oppotbotf~ PbaDtMUfTI ~ Be•th, Ca 921663 =--aAJl.JPll1 Kon·Frl at curatel1. U H wk. q'cl. Pref H D amkr. »lulOtP~l'llff ~lub. For appt. call h-piaycrll/1' Equal()ppol'Employ~r l'JOIZGIUelle A ... lrvina Sellldleltema to •t• ~ ........ c . . --. ----...... -"" .. ·' . ,, - . . r . I . . - ~!!'~~ ...... !!~~~!'!'.~.-?!~ ~!~ ..... ?!! !~.!~ ..... ?£~ ~!~.~~--.?!.~ ~?~ ..... ?l~ Sundly.Af!1Jact,101e. • OAllV.Pn.or Dll llALUTAll ...... ML£9 Htt,W..W 7IOOH.t,W..W 7100 A -• • ... , Lle J'Wll'd Iv N.larled •AY•l ••IMOW IM/l.*W... .....-.......... Sl:CRETAAY Sec'yTtcW clm ............................................... -.:. ....... --• .... S••• lruel. a,_,._ le odliq 6 Nl1bt relief. l"rla1• lfYoUnrm'tloollin.lfor MARKETING Lile~• o(c dut* T.cbaldam TYPIST, aper, c-trom -Ult top._. '1.,,..UZl CQ 'aqc.a&ary1HJf. t.Ad'lt.I. 144$ SUperior a ••• ureer, you tor 2 mao laboratory. &ICTilOMIC tape, ofc, 3 dya/wk, emp>lri made 1810 -________ ,Orel CalJ '°' ap--1-a. A.-.NB M>J6l0 _ .......... be ad •L•-WW trUD for metallo-_................. 'lbW"8·P'rl&t • .S.A. DI •r I d • m111&~6~ · • --~ " 101 Ullll 1rapbk laboratory ·-.._.,.~ Nwpl Pwy. Mr•. Beaut., 0 cow. • ? 1l&AL !'.STATZ SALES "°°" t1mt la pro(il.ahle. m.a ean .,_..OW' 11-oot +lftY aret.u.rl IHOllUM ad, ud ll we wetto't SECRETARY cMia Sal oeio PbaCo-Ttst.troub&aboothybrld Hoe.kW~ mehnuQY4p.wt«beds. +WQ .. a.relJ'O'lriql Speak Span.lab. to work looklqfouomeooetodo srapby backiroQnd mlcrodttulta.Exp'd.oa· • ~na..Nu,-.7212 -t-Get)'OW'kwelatl ID plra111ot oro.c.ta Su-a Job, um ad would oot A dlvenlfied, oxclt101 helpful Sudldse b'. •da.Ywonwk.. Apply WAJTE.RS.WAITRESSF.S Oat dNueJ' w/~e door eaeh day. Our ~bon eoiWst of 2 1ar1" Nt.aunota, 6 idnt abopa. Commlaion apllt la above average. +'MlY -wetr-.ln better! t.a AzJa. Call ~ '-hen. 11 you are a posltloa CUl'ftDUy exist.a II • t a 1 ·1 11 r I l c • I lnpenoa: D a Y 1 • ex Per 11 0 t fro11t •100 • oat· eiir +How to earn blJ forlQllll.MG-0140 carewt.he~ adult " at Der Wlenerschnilxel Laboratory. 2003 Quall HAI.IX.MC. nett11ary, will tral.A. w/feet '50: Oek cbr SZ5: ~I =to 1rv':1b~:,.8!:i Coranlndividualwilhex· St, N.B. <Near oc 120211c0awAve.,Irv. C.US&1-6U.5 wooden trunk w/tce:v Beal.ad \'OU called! doUart a wedt, call toll ~7it~=--~: Ailpon)S4f.-OMB • S.S..~ Waiters, waitreuea 4i $40; beveled minor MO; PW. N.-port Realty '75-(1618 en ~1~ SALES frH (1) 100/327-9896 aSecr=!to the Dlr~C· Servlceat.atlon employee, Ta.HOME capt.alns lamptbleSIO.MN114 \ury 21Surf Realty Interest.cl In p/Ume or anytlsnt (Cor recorded tor of Mar "• Dlrec· able to worll days. App'.. • ... ..-." -Needln1 peraona ex· ......... n ut-8'"'0P ' •~1 --' > "' " _..,._s perienced i n food "''u"""..,._ 'a ~ -w M••11r on-call employment! Im· roeua1e tor ol Public Jtelationa, at 1S9'Z2 PCH, Hunt Bcb. Several p/Ume openi.oga Mrvice. People oriented, OVERLAND CONNJ;C. REALIST ATE Some banquet exp nee. ~teope= fat day a b d P 'o m o t I o n s 213/~N.S71 avallable. Dan fJ Eve.n-good beoefita Call for . TION • SALIS Phone aft 3pm, 644-4783 urevitc:f ADW 'A,1y •l SalMpenoo =::~ [~;'~~ i:; Service St.a. Att.endant, inp. UDiquc Preventive appt. 644~: Bia Ca· ~~:=af't:>t:° Before you make a movei--------1 FASHION SHOP situations some ~uir-exper'cl Full or p/tlme. Health Program. Neat: nyon Country Club. .(Ul9 73 L.3f!· -«ive ua • ull. We have ~AURANT U..--Hilt Pleasant aurroundlng1, tog public cont•cl. A Apply, Am> StatJoo, 17th meUcuJoua, motlvatea 1561 1 1 a better deal at Select • excellent eompemaUon, marketingbacltgroundls &Irvine.CM and enthusiastic ln· WAITRESSF.S all abll\s. Muaewn copy llaltan 0........... .. 1-J •cu 1~ Apply In person Ml or pan Ume. Uberal _._irabl A _ .. ooc1----dMdu.all. Public contact Appb-, Stavro'•, 930 W. Colonial diolni table • .-.~--... "' " " lOam-ooonMon-Sat. ~ elUJU1 ,,._.,e Serv Sta Help needed Im· orphooeaai.exper de-Coast Hwy N B ....._ .... ,...-5:58-2i860Newport Beach emp)oyeedlacounta. AP· mannerisms a must. We med. Muat be ta. I H J b • between ' • • Sol1dma...,.. -.. , v ' 761·3111ColtaMeu THEIOX ~bt~~~e:: PLY 1N PERSON offer excellent benefits. Day/nliht ahU\a avaU. !':.~:e~ic:a,';.!wp~:t 2-Spm. ~ • .-czai ·• • SELECT ,...,lntwwwwla ElTQfORoad ONLY. See Anne on Please call Mary Ann f'Ullorp/t,App1¥990E. Beach. Call 640•74'2 W9itret1W...... Amntcu o.t ~ F.quaJ 0pPor,Employer Saturd•y·Tue1da)'· Bann in I at (114 l C.t Hwy NB ~wnz.lpm. No phone calls please. w/c11ned glas• • ke PROPERTIES COUNTH r-------·r Tbunday 75Z-6.5ll, Ext243orappt,y ' .a.-iu moms sa-e u·a ~ ... JIAHaYAM lnperson: Service Station Atten· --------1 "t't">7 ' ·• n box.X1Dt\;UIAL<CM.oo8e PBSONNB. M3 W. l9lb St, CM f.ASHIOHS dant, exper'd. Day & TD 1(1$ IEALToa Immediate openings ror or Realtor Auoclate. Counter Penonnel on all Have 1\eed for l lood ac· shills, full and part time. Uveaalesperson. Day-shill start.Inc wage loyMcc.cle fl.75/ hour: swin1·1hifl lllOMewporillvd. s tart Ing wage CotteMMeS41·772' $2 .85 /hour ; and ---------i graveyard.shift startinl ---------• wage $3/hour. Appli· --------• canta must be 18 and RlCEPTIOMIST I PIX OPERA TOR over. Please apply in person:. 1205 lakft" Co.taM.M SALES DO YOU PLAY THEottGAH7 If so. ...... _, .... career for •yo• •I Org•• Exch••9•· ~ ...... . O'YtllL Sell ....... trof. fie 1Mll1. f'rnlo•s .... .,... .......... wewJl .,_yo& Cal Mra. Jett, C714J 586-7302. FASHIOHIS&.AHD dtr Eves. Full &p/tlme. Ap· It.LL WoHreu wanted, A.,e•cn lo.&o '611-----L-.u...-t ~ eo .. -U Sta''""" 1-.. •-Ori..:A.t Pizza, $3 hr + ••••••••••••••••••••••• AcroesCromBroadway, .,....~_.. ,.,.ic ....... •wm ......,,. Newport Beach 4440 Von Kannan A\•e _rvme_·_._N_B_. _____ 1 ~fl and pa.rt Ume posi-tipe, Apply In person, FRO HT DAM A 0 &D ~~~~~~~~I N-Be hC ,,,,_,,,, tlons are currently 2121 Balboa Blv14 · N.B. ROJ'POINT SALE. 3308 = -.-.,...·· ac A .. ......., service Sta. Attendants bel ~ -. F.q\l&IOppEmplyrM/F (C) P/time now to fuU available lor ex-wn pm. W. Waroer nr Harber. SA.US time in Summer. Will perienced tellers. We oC· Wallpaper SantaA.na.979-2921 Resp. penon wanted for ---------train. Apply, 2590 ~fu~:S11~t~:e':i:i:: 2 Prr. M/F, pleasant.REF 1 GER AT <f.R sates in one of Orange Secretary Newport Bl, CM bwwment n•id parkind hardworkers. Gd ad-Fri&idaJn!lmperialltcu Co's largest lighting fix· ~-s-aET .aay and uniform:-For addi. vance opp. Fastest grow-ft. Like nu, tcemalr#r • turesbowrooms. Must be ~~. ~ "' Serv. Sta. Attend. F /time. 1 al d 11 1 Ing wallpaper chain in lower' freezer wht. $4bO abletoworkSata.Some TbeJoUyRoger.Inc.has Exper'd , lite mech'I to~ eta'• peaae the wes t. Apply : SS2-ms731M1Ha ·• • decorating background an opening !or an ex-knowledge. Apply 2500 call. Wallpapers to Co, 2300 ' - pref'd, but will accept pertbe'Vd ~ ~o rbePort tof NewportBl,C.M. •-Lvooda--s....-Harbor, CM (71') DRYER, gaa. Frtgldiare, creative ablll'y. • .-.-me argeo ........ -.. ~ 646-5058. wht. like nu. $150. WoodllgbUng,546-2901. the Building Design Sewing Operators, over-•LomtAHa. 644-tn6.6'5-6033 Division. Outstanding sh lodt·single needle. Good 582:8.EdiJIJer Ave Warehouse & vehlcle•--___;------ Sates/Stock. Mervyn's is & typing skills are req'd pay. jHZ-3472. Dept. 3. Huntington Beach maintenance, deliveries. Maytag eas dryer, uaed Immediate opening for a Receptionist/PBX Operator ln our busy electronics manufactur· l.n1 firm. This position of· 3151. 17th CostaM.sa now taking applicaUons for this position. Xfnt CA9'2649 Good driving record. ooly6wb$J7S. l•--------1 for p/t po<iolUI in sales working ronds & benefit SGT. PEPPERONIS (Tl4)846--0627 Heavy Jiiting. NON· 893-38S2 &stock. Day time, even· pkg which Includes PIZZA STORE SMOKER. Working hrs fers variety and public Sales. exper in womens contact to the right in· F.qual0pPortunity ~ .. ~ c.a Sh So divldual. Must have typ. Employer M/F ~. meo oes, · ing akllJs oC 50 wpm. Wei•--------Coast Plaza, 546-5210. can otrer an excellent•---------SALF.S-~11-tlme starting ulary with,._________ .AU.TIME Ii be r a I co m p a n y •• Tb Stor r TIM EX .Restaurant e e or benefits. Pleue apply in 1 0 • ftUI,.. v Sales & Service person. R _.,..,A 1 Immediate opening. AP· .TREHDATA CORP. StaKfard Memorieii Division An AP\>lied Magnetic• Co 3400 W. Segerstrom Sant.a Ana, CA m04 (714) 540-3605 ext 213 I F.qual Opportunity Employer M/F Receptionist /Secy Warm & friendly w /good phone personality re· qui red by busy company in finance & trave l. OC Airport )oc. Typing re · quired. 1600/mo. 962·8666 eve:;. LOfJllllMJ HAit ply in person lfas immediate opening 2541 So. Main, S.A. for: --------- COOK •Experience Req'd • F\lU-time p0s1lion •Excellent Benefits Apply Personnel 1().12am Mon thru Sat or by appt San Diego Freeway At El Toro Road EquaJ Oppor Employer RESTAURANT SHIFT SUPERVISOR AND LEAD PER SOM MEL SALES -Fine jewelry designer nds ma ture , res p, salesperson who desires an interest.inc p rr posl· llon in a beautilul en· vironmen\_ Must be ag· gressive & sates oriented w/proven sales abil. 873-4734, Elaine Schlup. 301 Marine Ave, Bal Is. Sates · Great opportunity for advancement with Cine ready-to-wear stores. Exper &ales & ca.shier positions, full & pt-time avail. Apply Gene's, So. Coast Plaza, CM. 545-0724 lngs & weekend shirts various group insurance Now Hiring for full & .Equal Opportunity Tues-Sat, 6:3().3:30. Start Wlll exchan1e Kenmore available. Apply 981 l benefits & profit sharing. p/time openings at loco· Employer H /F $3/hr + overtime. In· ens dryer for elec ~~'· Adams Ave, H.B. btwn Apply in penoo 8-Spm Uon near OC Airport. terviews 3·5, Mon·Tburs. Xlntcnd. 845-22.118 1().4. F.qual Opportunity MAoo- 1 FrL!7M2 Gillette =t~l8orover.Apply 556·6981. W 1ndow 17 eu fl WestinPouse FF _E_m_.:..Pl_o.:..ye_r _____ , ve, rv....,. 2300 S. E . Bristol TB.Lia. P /T Deslgns, 3195-D Airport ref rl g $225. May"-g Sandwich le Salad as· SantaAnaHeiehU Immed opening for LoopDrive,CM. Washer $125. Kenmore semblers. 5AM·9:30AM. --------·1 549-8674 sharp penonable p/time w111•EHOUSEMAN gas dryr $85. Wegt-Mu.st be neat, clean & Secret.aries (Next to Mc Donalds) "teller' 8: lS·S Tues & M lngbouse elec dryr {JS. dexterous. $3 Per hr. Equal Oppor EmployeT 1burs. Savings le Loan Need person Lo learn Guaranteed " de.livered 979·0747 for appt. all · TYPISTS exper. pref'd, but will shipping & rec. Also, 1_541).6672 _______ _ lOAM. Lori's Kltchen. Sheet metal workers, train. Irvine Savings, 1 t & 9 SECRETARIES weldino ex per. ~all 7"'" _,,.,. EOE some ma ~ enance I.Lady Kenmore Washer & « Greg, Mi.3Gll ----~-·--·----deanup. PnnUng plant. Elec Dryer. Gd cood. $50 SEAMSTRESS Do you need extra money --------• TOOL I. S3Tostart. 540-8027. eacb. 5'9-1503 Sailing making-& enic>Y variety. Let the SHIPPER Warehouse general exper'd. freedom & flexibility or rv.E111-.acB> MAIER , .. lHotpoint ref rig, t3 • • eau 67J..2140. ,,._.-uu..,.. DI£ warebouae clerk/stoc. Harvest gold. like new -------• working temporary as-ST A.RT 5750 MO UI person needed at Balboa • Seamstresses. Exper pre-signmen.ts of your choice Electronics Manuf. co. Marine Hardware. Apply $12:5. ~69 rd on sn1I & dbl needle. work for YOU.. Call im· Quick Pay Relles bas perm. posiUon open I n per• on at 2 0 0 Speed Queen waabel' & Benefits. 546-8311 mediately f\JU Company Benefits I« tool & die maker w /4 Paularino, CM. Equal dryer, Uke nu $LOO !or ---------• ~o~ off ice • lnNewport,646-2123 yrs uper. Must be Opportunity Employer, both.368E.20tb,tP,CM 1 d -------•I skilled ln fixing & build-M /F /H SECRETARY I O over oa SR. ESCROW ing die$, assembling nx-1__,_..;__WEL __ D_ER--GAS STOVE. Apt siio. lures & a&si.ating manuf. Exper. Heliarcb good ~d & very clean. 557.0061 engineers from sketches CallGregS48·J6ll $40.Ph548-0:>54 • Temporary posltiop until :1123 Birch St, NB omcER & verbal inslructions. Maytad elec. dryer. 6 mos June 30, 1978. Person F.qual Oppor Employer Know how to operate all Id " with strong clerical Saddleback area. S Yrs tool room equip. Have W£ NEED 0 .$100. skills; typing, record exper. $1500 per mo. Fee ow'n tools. Apply in 54&-03l8 keeping. f127 per month. --------•I Job. Other fo'ree Jobs. person or call Joe SURVEY PEOPLE Gibson Refrig, 2·dr, ~5. RECU'TIONIST Management positions. cau Sue at (714> 833-6861. SECRETARY Call Saddleback Person· Rutkas, 542-2427, ~xt 243. Upright freezer $65. Sat. Program in Social ACCOUNTING nel Agency, 28570 MehrSpKialtin NO SALES MonoolY.960-~ Ecology, U.C.1. Marguerite Prkwy, Ste 1640Monrovia Ave. P/tlme. Regis Beauty Excellent company --------• Salon, So. Coast Plaza, benefits. Muat be 18 or ~ over. PJeaae apply jn SAL~ 216, Mission Viejo. Costa Mesa,Ca9282'1' 22 cu.ft. Side by sJde UNIVERSITYOF SECRETARY ~5627. Equal Opp Emplyr Part-time OK. Neat ap-frostfree. relrig. $200• ------------1 ~ 2.-5PM Wednes-llecept(fyplst, aptitude daythrougbSaturday. Ullf OAJ CALIFORNIA, IRVINE ,________ m/C/h pea.ranee essenUal. llelp 549-9732or7Sl-4667 l1RL Personnel Department ,.__, ... TOUCH 1---------!1---::-:--=-:--:-'.'-:--'.'=--us determine how people !« liiures. Exp'd. 4.5 • day week incl udes wlmd$. Boat saJes orflce. CARL'S JR. 21532 S . .Brookburst Huntington Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M/F NICE PAYI RoomW ..,.;11" TOOLMAICEA 'will react, to «Nr new, . • Administration Bklg. WITH STOCK Exper'd, Fully pald mucb needed produ~t. lkydH 1020 Call fi7S.3282, ~s F.njoyable pbbne work Jrvine, CA 9'l717 OPPORTUNITY! beneftt.a. Apply, betwn Quick advancement wrtb ..... -..... ••••••••••• with good salary+ We are seeking a 8am-3pm. Braxton atopcompany.Callfor llCIS&MOPBS t RECEPT{TYPIST bonuses & commissions. AHirrnativeAction qualified Accounting CLERK Maouf., 1733 Monrovia appt.496-3010 New &i used, ~.self. n ...... sal--""'. has lm-•---------eMvoernn1.lnng1. sabf1.trel5rnoo3vna .1"1 W Em'!!<?Yerir . Secretary possessing Ave, Unit ZCosla Mesa. AQUALUX trade. Cycle at Co. ~ na4U ....,. w omen. .. ltlO ues. 60-65 wpm typing, an ap-Newport Blvd. C.M. med opeolng for a gir11---------Good speak.in1 voice & Handicapped Persons titude for light account-To receive, store and is-Tow Truck Driven ex· WATER PROCESSING 642-7910 who can ans phones, REST AURA.NT phone ex per. helpful. and Veterans ing assignments. and .sue materials lor large per'd. Top pay. Apply, COMPANY •---------~ CU5lomers & type Co 11 e g e s t u d en t • . • Ebcoura1ed to Apply ability to use your own scale computer system. G&W Towing, 1000 Irvine A Consolidated ~ OM Raleigh Record, 24" al Least 60wpm. If you're HELP ho u a e w i v e s & initiative. Working in Requirea familiarity Ave, N8842-12S2 Foods Company• lOspd, 1Motobecane19" interested, please call We currently have 10 ~job·~ters lhis i.s an --------•t thiscapacity,youwillre· with electronic compo-lOspd,673-tCSSaftS _K_' a_th_y_a_t_SS8_28_lJ_. ----1 openings for individuals SECRET ARIES port to lhe Controller and nent.s and stock room re-TRAINEE WOOf CUfTSMAM Schwinn Suburban Ladies Receptionist , heavy with some fast food ex· Call 833-1095 lmmed, openin1a Cor Man.ager of Accounting cord keeplog systems. NEVER A FEE • ECPBl!NCB> bike, s spd, :1tlbt cond phones accurat~ typist perience, however, <this secy to work for The and be responsible for QuallCied applicants A good driving record 6 Fhll COmpany BeMlila SI!!). 54&-8215 S·S. SJiasu · ls not required. These For A Peraonal lntervw lrvlne Co. typing financial state· may apply between SAM aome muscles will start SAUIY OPIM . . . . ::-.... -e-,, ... - 9 -t-1-8-e-c-·y-.-E-v_p_'--id are full and part-time TIME/LIFE S.CyCCM1R,/1admt ments, budgeta, and cor· ~~ro a°nerc~rs(7}~~ you out in nice ·co. in Jn Costa Mesa,646-21ZI 3 bikes, 2 cbtld~en s n ._ ,.. primarily day positions. Ba k round l 1 t respondence. To leam Fubion lste Good. .. SchwlM, 1 woman a lQ.. person w/fronl ore ap-Hours and salary are 1 ~ I c I n rea es .. more about this op· anapPolntment. • S • • d. op-Would you like a business spd. 646-8198 · pearance & good phone open. Apply in person uut•tlS, nC · sales, leulng, escrow or portunity, call Mar)' Ann por. for H ._ · gra • Call ol your own? You don't personality. Type SO Monday -Friday, Eq IOp E I I documentation helprul. Banning at 7141752-6511, Chris, 54C).605,S, Coastal need an office to st.art. Doga 1~40 wpm. Lite bk.kp'g. Small 3-6pm. ua P mp yr m l ~ng 6S wpm " die· Ext.243. BURROUGHS ~JMAgency, 2790 Begin at home, fuU or •••••••••••••••••••,••• company'. 540-4427 Sales. Immediate opening phone. r, part/time. Ideal for Golden Retriever pup· DB.TACO, IMC Cor very sophisticated. S.Cy Oft.Cal dlH' ' COll'IJRAJION TB &VB. •G_;S husband & wife team. pies. AKC Field & show REeEPTIOHIST attractive & confident Secretary to work as wi..ind.nlh.el '""' ~ s;n1 646-4533 pet. Shots, wormed. 1.ite bkkpng. F/tlme. 1~~:!!~~ ~Ae person . Must b e needed . 1 • 3 yrs 4440VonKarmanAve '25725.letllllkuo ltd 'Expr'd, part or full time raisedwtrLC.Xlntdisp. Someeves. Busy jewelry knowledgeable in pre· secretarial exper. TYP· · ~YJel.ft forNewportBcbagency. Merce.•dite (21J)42S-1S6t. retailstore. Benefits.So. F.qualOppEmplyrM/F veotive medicine & ing 60 wpm & die· NewportBeacb,CA92660 r-759·1931 Eves/wk.ads ·-••••••••••••••••H•• Coast Plata. Call for ---------physical fitness. Outside taphone. . . F.qualOpp Emplyr M /F · £A. '2675 644-576.S ' -._.. ... , -8005 YChaork.shireb,!!r.r.'_er Pt':'PS. appt. ~1424. Restaurant sales posiUon for hHllh S.C,~• ---~-----• (San ui~go Fwy to El ••••••••••••••••••••••• mp ..,.,....,.es, iny, OPIHIMG SOOM & fitness organization. Secretary wilb good typ. SECY/,ACCTNG Toro Rd ., Eut to Truck. Driver wanted, PUIUC AUCTION shots. 3 lb stud service. l lCO.OS CLERK Has immedo ...... 1 .. a. for Salary +commission. i.ng. Some slat typing, 10 Jeronimo Rd., South to &>tlefn: Dum4ps, must be MANY ITEMS OF FINE .... ~.;..__5649_. _____ _ Some typing required Hos..;-_;;---Cal1Nita7S2.-0565 key &dictapbooeexper. = !:';~~e :~~~~~~~ LolAllaoa). :.~i1,~~.0ver ESTATE JEWELRY, OOGTRAlNING $3.00/br while training. w~--s•• tir.«• '"'"'Y £x~Uent benefits & fan· attractive Girl Friday. t-~-'OppE I tr -ART OBJECTS, AN· Pvtclasses&boardiqg Ca ll . Mrs. St~wart. ~s ~ tasUc worlc.lng environ-Interesting & busy job. ....,._. mpyrm TYTrwcllDrfnr TIQU~. FINE FURN., JohnMartln 548·0059 _673-048> ___ ·------i Bet~U th~anrt-~i.:!~age ~~~f:e~· s~?~~Y me;~ase-CatlG«-3389 JUn people. S82S per mo. Ir T..-.. E'OC. PHONE FOR lN----------i earnings lo start. EJCp $'500-$600per mo. Must be eam 'UINoon Mr.Hill.556-1905 7·llStore. FuU &p/tclerk Jofon thru Fri 8-5. Dan's FO. & BROCHURE. • .,,.. •• .a.11-.a pref'd but wlll train 21 nd bl ( · b A 1 1 TV, 1.566 Newport Blvd, 64S-2200 ~-""'" • · over a persona e, THElllYIMECO. Secretary, must type, or nig ts. PP Y n •---------LEA.DER Day & eve ahl.f\s avail. have xlnt driving record. SSC> Newport Ce.nter Dr capable ol handling ae-person, 28933 Crown Costa Mesa. AMERICAN OAK Summer opening for ex· Apply, Fri, Sat, Sun. Car furnished. Reply lo Newport Beach counts receivable, ac-Valley Prkwy, Laguna l...argestSelection per'dlndiv.inrecreaUon from 2pm-Spm only. adno233,c/o OailyPilol. F.quaJOpporEmployer counts payable. Nlg. TYPIST inOrangeCounty FlRESALE- DALMATION Pups. AKC regia, shots & wormed. Must sell this wlmd. Adorable. 642-81l5 ro.rram Must be able to 31721 So. Coast ffw)l, PO Box 1560, Costa v-~·ledd r B ghs St.ewartRotbAnti"Ues P ... · "~·t.tiL u Ca"""'.,., ...... .,.. ,.eo urrou .it•-YCLEl11 NEVERAFEE " Doberman Pups, "orn ""°"" w/aJI ages. WSl re· _,..,., ___ a..;.g_un_a_. _____ ... _esa_:.....• -"-"""""-· ___ ---------• machine helpful but not ~.-.-.. " TSO E. Dyer Rd. S.A. "f q'd. Some typing. Please SECRETARY neeegary. We will train. Progressive S&L •eeks Beautiful Fashion Isle (at Nwpt Fwy) 751-8922 March 20lb. Only 1 rnalo call Retail "·leS SALESMAM cau 548•3487 between lndiv. tor entry level poe. co. seeks good typist to &4 fem's left. 84&-329i 644-33899am-noon ~ Retail/wholesale marine NEVER A FEE 9-UAM . Costa Mesa. lo fill supply /form or-j o In t be i r st a Cf. OAK AMnCi)UIS Female Doberman PllP- THI IRVIHI CO. 9 Ex cash· hardware store needs Co«:'pot'at.e hdqrtrs of well de rs • relieve mail Congenial boss. Great Prices as low as tables py, AKC for sale. 10 wks 550Newport Ctr Dr • P 18F sales people. Knowledge known co. ln Newport Ctr SECRETARIAL clerk. Some heavy lifting starting sal of $900. Call SUO. Chr sets $100. old, a hots • pap~rs. Be b Attractive exper'd for ol boats & exper preC'd. needs sharp secy w /good SERVICE & in·housedellvery. Xlnt Rita 540-6055, Coastal Sl de boa rd., $125. 7l4-f612m.O F.qu~fo:°~E~~loyer high Cashion store. Ex· Nal'lcow/goodbenefits. sklllstomaketravelar-Be In bus iness for benefits &'adv oppor. Penonnel Agency. Z190 Wardrobes $116. ~:;...;;.;:~·.::.;.:..:~·;,_ ___ _ per'donly apply. insur, vacation. Some rang. & keep things run· yoursell as a aecretarial Contact Jan Hess, Harbor, CM Bookcases $105. Desks ""'° Y• 104§ ---------• APROPOS wlald work. Beach loc. nlngsmoothly.Oneofthe aervice. ln·excbange for 833-8383. TYPIST 195. Cbelta $50. Dresser•• .. •••••••••• .. ••••••• Rec/Sec'y Top realty of· 2llFasblonlstand,NB Call B. Morr ison , most enjoyable depta in some of your time, we'll SUteMutualSavings f115. Waab ~lands f16. Personality kittens, lice aeek.1 personable re· Call B44·26S2 9·llam, 645-1711. co. Super bens & potent. supply a ruce offc, the 4001 MacArthur, N.8. No SH, Ute pb's, Joe Fash Shop a.round & compare raised w /love /Ii MF eepl ls•c'y for varied ---------Salary $850. Call Sally, machines, the phones. F.qualOpporEmployer Island. SllOOForapptcall prices then see us. trained963-4I05 reaponsib\Utes. Some ltehlil ~.. SALES· Mature woman S40«l55, Coastal Person· PcUntial &ient.s tor you . II ~1700. ENGLISH MANOR AN· typing but no short.hand Exper'd for hardware for F/Ume position. App-nel Agency, 2790 Harbor, exist rtght in our bldg. Swttcbboard Opts, wl , nQUES 1125 A. Victoria, Bladt Lab Sbe]>berd, 7 req\An!d. Pleuant sur -&/or paint. Laguna ~~=!~~~.So. CM S4llM060 train. Apply 250 E. 17lh TyJUt-OenlOffice C.K.()pen 1l-5Tues·Sat. rno's.Spayedftallahots. rounding• & company Beach Lumber co, SL., CM, Ste J, (upalaln) Interesting job with ad·-R.9brtm.~ benefits. For Interview 494-65.18 or540-8267. Sales person for jewelry SECRETARY TIKI( SECRETARY. mature • 645-8197 vancementpot.entlal. Re- call Lusk Realty, ask !or s•,....,. exp notntc, full or lftft efficient. I« MD'• orfice quires eo WPM+, good JONATHAN'S <M> Sheltie/Husky 4 yrs P l ~CC v p at """" NEVERAFEE lnlrvlne.4~davcweek, spelllnf. OC Airport , old. Gd watchdog.for au ,.o • · • R tail Sal p /t, salary co m · ~~ TAX l 675-3411. e es rnensurate w/ex.p. Will Tb1s co has a fanlu Uc 83:H493 PIOPRTY complex.152-5301 adlta onlY·bUt OvlDg. RftlhllY.-dH..,_.. AUraclive, exper, sales _tr_am_· _.S48--3'02 _____ , training program. All SECRETARY TAXTICHMICIAH llC~~ST ANTJQUES 830-SSlt n--.... "'-~· W/"ust, •-, h' b tu-U you need is a sharp mind ...... ,_..-We bave over 70,000 --"""' Adorable blk 6 lftY ,kit· .-,.,....,., .., ...,,. '" • woman .or ig vo -c Sales penoo, part me, It Sood typing. There a,. ~ • '-" • ~ ten, cute face, 10 wu, malnt cl eq pmn't. Op-fashion store. for Book Store, S . xlnl profit sharing Exp, good typlat. Salary ~ '!_ Ondev~~..'..P'"O"t ol ~1::18 boictralned. 751-5729 port to le•rn exciting KUDEICAT% Laguna.496-8701 bonuse5. A flne oppor. open.644-4613 _.., • ~ ... "'" ArcbltedvaJ office H · n ... NI field • chance to nd FASHIOMS Call Rita, 540·60SS, nurJy every alu " qwresac:curatetypial,45 Wa' ±w•e vanre. Apply Crissman 9t3lHamillon,RB. Have i;ometh1n1 to sell? Co&stal Personnel A1en· l'CNIRITY GUARD ac:ope. We bave need or wpm min. Mutt be neat, ~ Rentals hie, 1954 Placen-963-7171 Classified nd.s do It w~ll. cy, 2790 Harbor, CM '1l.W an lndMdual to auht ln reliable and pluaant. Cl•aranc• Fem. dog. mlud breed. )'DI le allectlooale. ~ds lovln1 bome w /yrd. 96().5246 tia C.M. _ NEER A FEE admlnlaterln& our pro-,.. ,.. --------iHllttW-..M 7100 HllpW.-.4 7100 u yoo have..prev. exper. pert1 asseumenta . Wm.L. Perelara Aa9oc Sale ...... -,T ... TI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··r-.......: * or have been in 11\Uitary lWJ>. Include prepara· MacArthur at Ford Rd Adcnble. lonl hair, in• ~-~ ~DWllllS this large co. need• tlon of payment for Newport9eacb % FF door Calico Tortoise SAUS PIOPt..I ~5,000 penonon their clay shift. aerure A: unseebll u.red ~!'°' <n06'4-0620 200 O ~!!.l :~t~ /~~~t~~ Lo01drlafora.,eatplace SALES.MANAGEMENT GenOfc/Bltprt/R~ They have vny good iJeJV ta_x la at m .. n. E.O.E.·M/F , 0 -1 ·- to work? ~rore 1ou THE LOOI Employera Pay A1.l F• beltt A: lCJnt worklnc eon-tma.nce o( &ax ac:t!CMIDt· New ahlpmeot. arrivlnll Shota. No doca. ~; mate a dec.1-lon, call U.RetndersAtnc1 ds. Call Jllta, ~eoss, !.a:c~.r:~11t1~ aooo ,_53'7;::..;..·.:;,;2875;.;.,;;.. ____ _ MO-ll!l aQd vlltt with «DO BUdl 8t. Sl.tCM CoutaJ. Perianotl AR•ll· S.udlul 1oa1 b.llr tnd0« Daw llJtln al Hmtal• NewpoctB.,t!b m.tl~ ey,2'190Harbor,CM .,..._ u you'N .....,. lllAM Mlndly c.ucocat.aJn.spayed. ~&tale, Newport ~~~:~:::-:::~-;t;:,m::;• 1~:-:;r:~: C.llfofaPP'/•tab 'M Sec)r/Admfllif1rltl•e,... ~.:~~.!:: t1J2 • DAJ U... lst aboea.M>all ope.nlnp for assistant man11tra in both alR. Stmll C.M. baaed Inc or m l •t eQlet. ~·•aifYoup1.1 for ,.., Abaodoned Jonf llalr, mep'a & WOIMll 'i 1toru at Falhlan l1lud. S&CA&TARY-tntrtcal• m•t•.aine pub. need• _.,C!OQftdenUalN .WM •• .. --ectAraLhe ""-U .. 5..,. -awbJtAtlD.malayan Prior rasbloa baclt.1l'OQDd Hcnu.ry. Sal + Job. Xlnl tJp"1. No fb. "All ln Ona Girl". Exec lodudln& aalall' hDtorY _, l •W 9'MIJ UI ;;dXtemm.teO-*$ e01nm + pc'ollt abarlng. ~Je,•l• or learn to ..c•y, aala ... tit, or· toLoltAulonloe DAILY PILOT 18335 Mt. (ongloy C.IJ l•appt. lOam•pm Montllru Sat apeni. Iii•• IL Sl1Wt ....... to ta.a chart•. THllaYINICO. SBYICI wr es) "" ••• 1050 a.E.W. OftJllli . LUUft .......u ~ N.B. .... lo wen. &end No-NewpcriBe•c.111 ~·""' f.cuitoinVoDey CASRPAJD THE I IMW ru rsoo. Cjft jCOO .... olt. Airport ana. iblA bava lood sklll• .. UIHwportCoterl>r Dt·--~y 'I"' s -·········· ........ . Nolittal~--..... to 11'11 NJm.n, ...,_.()ppMS:alplo)'er J)()lTNOWt 961-ll Far ad_.,....,. anU. hr upwrte~ced rHI eaaate ••1etp enoa .1' ~~ ~!.!!"" ..... ~ ... -•.• ~---------~--···-------.. · !orQIWTY ....... __., caum.a _ 1103,CJI_. 6424671 ..-~ctrTV'am.am . • t6~11•r-1010 s,1 ........ IOt4 loeh.Poww •040 .... Sell 9060 Melwcvdn/ Motol'How1,s.6t/ ••••••••••••--•••••••••• •-··-•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• •••••·•• •••••••••••·-·-...... Sc.o 1hsa ' I SO .... /Slor... t 160 WI •t to r,-1071 ~ Tlble 4\.td Brn1wlt --•••• .. •• ................................ . _.. .................. -••••••"•"'••••••• W A.HTED Prm, Exe. Cond. dis· 26' Owen~cr:sfc,. 1961. RANGER26, 19"Z0,4 bap, '10 Honda CT90 top BUY NOii h B t 4 .. TOP CASH DOLLAR auembled, f ull equlp. Galley & bead. "lr11•· incl fphl.. Jb"/cndBe, ab.apt, $150. Hobie 12. **I IUY•• .....CAUCTIOM Lat •· ..,nllol w lBx• PA I D FOR YOUR xtnlJ Bit oft by May 5 ~Ppty~ ~~!!°l ~0'18. Oller. Multsell. ~.675-4840 • ,, MANY '1NS ITEMS or '1.~. _, nc new "2$1154 ,_....,. .._ -Cnuftf'll YAWf ao.11 ._.,..,.._.Ii EITAT& J&W&LJlY, IM!dl" SUCIO. (a!.3) ~~:.iJ't,TJ~: ---------1 24'5KJPJAQ 19'74 Kawa.aaJd 90, Xlnl UIWI• IW • :.tr.~-:~! trD1 ~'1,_.2IS.la!,C&T!.,.~~· 9'1..MM SILVER SERV!C F., 'I'raml)ollno forsllle, ~aclt W1$. F/B, loaded. m\lll '16 Trojan ZS'. Like ntw. cond.*200 $170.$200 per week. We MAITmAUCnoM ~-.r u .. '"'"""''"·• .Rlldlal drW. 4• German FINE FURN. It AN· yardaim.Beu.pnced. aelltbisweek.8'G-299S, Canvu,VHF,mWltacll. 6'stl13 havel.lmllllonContrac·' H61H6610..t6U ~ m~c'if~a~: =''='i ·~~v~a~~ nQU~.6'5-2200 lnC07l4-i97·1l63 18' South Coast Classic, =Pb: 6~ or 9rmki IO, HAdaka IOU & ~":1,"';7~~ A~c~ N5-ZleO Oer-an nooo. (213) i1u--'-l.•'-!..ET•'-5 ScubGooda'Eq~._PAmpeent, Gray Marine Eng. xlnt 80.nWli·blk• others U.S ./Caoada It tht~ lol ead bl -.-~""., ,,_., ~"' cood., 647·~12; i'ls.9016 ll'WfHDROSI P.P. ' "'··1605 fo1Jow1.n& airlines Unit· z0~ea.z bl eti Swiday Only 9aro-$pm. 1l61·:M34 frornyourbusines.scard. 'S40-1819 evs. '76, new trlr, Volvo 3.9 ---------ed. Delta, Wcstun. • •• , .,,.., 511-JUb Street, Hunt· Pr1nlin"' eqwpmeol for Send one ca.rU for each TV R... HP. SlPtJ 4. XJAl cood. 7 6 Y-• •ct.ro 400 Hughes Air West, Con-~ ..... "'..., '-•-Beach. ,-•6 • t.g plus one spare. We 1.:.-.:: ' TROJAN 26' muny xtras, ..._,. 556-7617 ""-U"'~" coa...af\"pm tln-•·l, .,, u "l>utch". ---------1 -i&lC return permanently rwn.Shreo 1091 teak ~ks. 450 hrs on __,. -_.......... ., swb.'s-AirAJ,MU.Wthao.sa. • CbrOmefJ&)audln rmsetuousEFULofFumitu.re rTaCAMMA eaaJed attractive tao & ••••••••••••••••••••••• eng.$7,000.714-846-3274 '7S 23' Clipper sailboat. 1 each·, 1976 & 1917 4' bar worth S!OOO n~w 1 ~. "' 1 -... -... .... oca '"' P •10% Investment t:ix • • inc .,.,er ... oys, am ap ~·--strap, meeting 1&irllne 25" Clr TV Console $178. 1 2'' Reinell hardtop sedan Self cont'd, pop top, trlr, Kawasaki 400's, xlnl crecUt•deprcchaUon de··. ::.= or Make otrer. pliancea. much more lC>-lS Enlar1es aod re-l.D. requirements. Pre· yr. warr. Free 2052 crula OllitC mt r & x tr as. Mr· cond. '76 $800, '77 $1200. ferments. misc. 326 62nd, NB. due.a l'OPY· aee 11. run-vcn.t loss & thert! For a Newport del/setup/ CM xt.ras ;Ooo m.~any Schrader. (915) 7'11J.7l81 548·7232 •We bA~e •71, '?S's bi • .,.,_1 .... bed Sft; maple 3 DAILY nine. 714 73'1"'449 After 6 penlOOalized tag enclose IW2·5340 • • or (915) 581-6408. ---------• ~..... .,,,,,, tA•nt by ..... _ PM II f b · ...... '11 Honda 350, new reblt .. ,""". MN .,.,. dnn'~tw/mirror$40; Po\I Plants. tools. wa paper, a nc or 23" Color TV GE •uHYDROplanowltrlr 14' Janius w/truiler All eng. Many new access. Mayl. twin beds, like new, $125; s~. misc. Sat Sun "Day Glo'' paper & we • . • con-SS Mere mtr Excel co.nd. xtra $1000/best 'u $600.6'6-5250an spm. •Purchase .rt Cuaory u1-,. marble cotree and end 51•p--'-n-. CM""A"'7032 will back & trim your sole. Xlnt working cond. afl5646-SS74 e s. o er. voice 4 Star's mmis or--• _._,_ ~ ....... ..,. .,_. tap. Or lry two cards $125. San Clemente 979-6263 ·-ss .. •uk.iGTl"... Soulh--'-.. 's25's. t~ $75; pecan coffee ....,,1e'""ll••-1010 498-0322 ...,, .... ""' wuiu lable •c.c child' 4 d.rw Lots of Clothes S soc ------backtoback. . Wanted: Young partner 1974 lslandu 30 Mark ll, .... -t--ditlon.-·x. lnl\L'I_ F1.A'Ac1·ng of ·1n . _.,; s r · • · . ••••••••••••••••••••••• PRICES f b d 26' AUi ........ .,...., vv;o ...... ch.est $20; dinette set, Also other 1~ems. 200 9 Ugbt Waterford cryslul : Stereo/rec plr/console. 6', or ran new race/cruise, pedestal 493-5179 voice sales tax & license wood gr~m. table & 4 HanoverDr.,CM c· .. and"lier $l500/best $2euor3/S.S walnut, Packard .Bell flybridgc boat, steering Immaculate thru CROCKER. 12.0 padded vinyl blue chairs . ---'" ~ • 4/5 t'lgs $1.60 eu $125. 552-8766 Bayshores slip. $2000. dn, cond.. l~aded. $26,SOO '15 550 Suzuki, street. 2500 Af)H, 1 year note. S30.. All items in very Patio sale, brass lamP6, olr. Call 673--4430 6/9 tag.s Sl.50 .. a $150. mo. 642-9401 493--0633 mi. Like nu. SllSO/bst For further infoT~~lton • I goadcood.SanClemeote ~ator lamp, sewing Hild carpet cleaning lOormoreSl.40ea llitachicolorT.V.17"lyr •----------olr.982-0738 ..... 4S6-0l22 motions, household good, equipment, complele. Sales Tax Included new. Still under warran-•SIUrJACI( 21'* lslander 27, lnbd. elec ----------• cont.act Mr. Lluoer ---------1 tools, 542 Fullerton Ave. S300 0111673.4430 NO CAllD? ty. $2SO. Call before 3:00. Twin ~HP. Fast, Great head, ped steering, new '70 Honda 175 Road & Dirt or Mr. Miller Bedroom, Lwn beds, Newport Beach. Sat/Sun -'--·--------1 Draw your own or send 00·3551. for Fiahing, Loaded W/X· VHF, spinnaker, SP, Cul· Bike Nds wrk Make oir dres.$er, etc, living rm, MOVING SALE MOVING -SELLING name, address, phone & ---------1 tras. Nearly new. ly found, inclds well, M5646-5574 sofa, loungers, tables, ALL! Liv rm, bdrm, 3pc we'll make one card per Brand new -Sansui re-639-1712, 759-0100 localed S. Bay mooring. 973 360 Bullaco. Xlnl rond. Dale's RV lt...tals Inc. C7 I 4J 559-44A6 Out.s.ide ca 1-800-~-0399 (Telex) Dale's lRIN 00·2378 dinette set, refrig, t yr 303E.23rdSt.CM. waJI uit, desk & chr, tag.Add25'each. ceiver, Phillips tum la· , . $13.000. 714"75-7867 alt 6 Desert Tan. xtra:s. old. Color console TV, or Sat. &Son. 9-5PM barstool, tlJl.s & tamps, Send check or money or-ble, techn1cs cassette ms24 Remell hrd\p, sips except wknds. new.559-5377 misc All quality. derto: deck. Quaduraflex 6, Mere Crulser'\18, 330 •----------• "50/bstofr.768-3240 ---------•Houseful of Fu roil ure. PILOT PRl.._..l,..G speakers. Will sell $1000. hrs, 100 gal ga.s cap .. gu loah. Sii,./ OlNETTE SET butcher Everything goe:>-962·lS97. "' " Bought for $1250. Call Clow meter, s hip-to· Docb 9070 1976 Honda XLl75• Pert. block table, 4 chrs. olive washer, A /C: dryer, New carpet , custom Cosl~·~~8:~J~!l262G beCore3:00.645-3551 . shore, fish findllr, depth ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond.$600~~1 green, like nu. $350 new, relrlg, etc. Bnc·a-~nc, weave Kahalu tl'ak, 194 gauge. porta-potly, sink, ip wanled for 27' Motor Denver. Colorado ()penin& May J . Allowing 2 way Rental& lo L.A take $150. 552·7775, & clothes. 634 Shalimar ydsfor$8sq yd. 644·8749 P'UILIC AUCTION icebox, stove, tandem Saller, Nwpt Harbor 7:5-48411 Dr.CM Sat/Sun9-4. ---MANY ITEMS OF FINE STEREO EQUIPMENT trlr, surgl' brakes, area.reward. 759-1'77 -• Small boal & motor. E JEWELRY Sonyreeltoreel,TC650. $11,950.675-3386 · Walnut table/ 6 chrs + •_GarageSale• man's nng, dlshwa1>hcr. ESTAT • Piiooeer AMP. SI\ 800. Slip wanted for 33' china cabinet. XJnt cond. Clothing, yam._mater1al. bike etc. 768·4023 ART OBJECTS. AN-JBL speakers. L77 's. 26' Tollycraft, im. hot sailboat. CaJl Barb dur- $475 set.~7-1763 tools & other au~ms too TIQUF.S. FINE FURN., Mike.848-0800 water. refritt, slip. VH1'', Ing working h ours, ---------• numerous to menlion ~gme 289, '66 Mustang ETC. PHONE f'OR IN· $26,500. 213/633·6536 114-640-7991. Oinlng room set: Buffet, Sal & Suo, 10am-5pm: S125; Mayuag gas dryer FO & BROCHURE. Panasonic color TV. 111", •-'---------- Hulcb, Table, 4 chairs, 17:.>l Whetmore Ln. H.li. $40. 842-fiMl 645-2200 $300. '77 Reinell. 17', deep V: WANTED-Slip for new 'J7' Sl50. 545-2917. betwn w arner & Slater. S36-503l 120. l:>MC 110 w /trlr. Ski sailboat. Temp. or perm. olfG Id l Designers Leftovers Liv. -------·--or fish. $1900. 494-3291, Jlm631·9785d""S. Curved sectional-corner 0 enwes · HEYER rm lirkfrnl $400 /ofr Sufa loah & Marine 497-4241 .;.· -----...,,-'---- MotorH...1,5*/ hnt/Sforclcp •160 .......•............... -- Rent a 1977 Executive Molorbome or Mi nim· Trailers, Tran i 9170, motorhome'from Herb ••••••••••••••••••,•••• Friedlander. Call any Qf urn Alfa Gold 32'. 9. mo's' these numbers new, come see & ·save .• 191-6777 Newporl Dunes . 1131 517-1717 Back Bay Dr., spa~e 56.' IZMlll NB. Ask Cor Wakef1elds. Sat&Sunl0-6. table. coffee table, GarageSale:lO/\M,Sat& DUPUC ... TOR tble $65. Lg Ant. chair Equi,...nt Slipwantedfor 38'power lamps, sofa bed . 3-SWJday.Wasber&dryer. A $300.BdrmlumSS0.$400. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2l'Searay,xlnt condltion. boat, Huntlnglon burner Coleman slove & used l yr Oak den chair.. $150. Model 70 complete· Antiques S2iJ up lldbrd & G.net'GI 90 Io See lo apprecaalc. Harbor. 842-7560 Motor"-leetal :.>' w/ltil. bath & bdrm.• camp kitchen. 642-'J762 & table.' Stereo com po· ly rebuilt, used l time. spread $225. Sleeper sofa ••••••••••••••••••••••• $100. 675·0608 111/:a to 32' $Z300 or bst ofr. ~ Decorator table·top is cros1> cut redwood, ir· regular edge. natural form, approx 33x56. Base naturally utilized rnaozanila. Sac $475. biJ.2933 nents Sbclly bone china. Includes chemical & $125. Sat & Sun 9-5 332 .. / WANTED: Slip or side tie .Ullyself contained 586-2500, 770.0366 f 10 R I Calll7,.,.,6449 E I Ca Rd c NTURY lloah.~ for36'Pwrboat,Nwptto Rese~enowfor 1 service or · oya paper. ' · J•· vcn ng nyon · E Charter 9050 Oceanside OK. (714) '· 1971 Starcrafl tt!nt trlr.'. Dalton china, service for --. -, --. ---CdM Holidays & weekends. 8. Comp I. db 1 bed . Me:\.1can. Colonial hand -----••••••••••••••••••••••• 497-2531 eves/wknds. REGENCY MOTOR s$llp.250s .~·.,, 'J}.~Y xlras.; Several Jujakan rugs carv~ ,m Tu~co, hc~d· Two lw1~ ~x.spn~g/matt Charter 60' Plush yachl. (714) 498-5200 ext 36 HOME RENTALS ~· 1 Many smallilcms.J<IOl2 brd8 xS.~.2.,Pcd!nmg $lOO,g1rl.s Schwmnb1ke BUY Reas. Hourly , daily, wkdys 925N.Harbor8lvd,S.A. Tent trlr. ,&pa 1:1i~ Silver Lantern UP rhesl 8 x8 . $615. Chao· S40. Hoy s Schwinn $30, weekly, M~xiL'O. 675·2172 -. ---ed-r--· .1 ••531·2503•• Ramada, sip~ ll, x Int ' delier. hundblown globes Lealh chr $50. Outdoor AT SHOW loah, Sail 9060 SI~~ a~u-nt Ne ~r ~o nsdi <.'Ol'ld. many xt.ras S875. 'land Crafted lo• Burn-l Apt .. mainl. man has lOO's SllO. Bra:i1er coffc~ tbl tble14 chrs $100. 540·4843 FOR RENT! ,,,,, .7117 h l Sl75 ---••••••••••••••••••••••• 714-530-9849. 714·675-767-t ........ Otange couch, xlnt cond. of Items. t at. enants · P. A. System rteulistic PRICES FUJI. YAMAHA _Fr_ed________ 1976 26 FT. y__n_._1 Utility 9180 $.S75 or ofr. !>4S·0073, lief hav~ left behind. <No MPA 145 $125 or best of· GMC MOTOllHOME ~ lOAM-Aft 4:30PM senUmen~ v~!ue here .. · Player piano St 500. DEALERS loots. Speed & •••••••••••••)~•••••••• ----------1 Just bargams .. ) 25c-$2S. French sofa Circa 1!100, _r_er_!>18_-447 __ 5_. -----SCAG BOATS Yacht Brokerage Sid 9080 Fully self contained. Motorcycle Lraater Fouc Tbllamp$.S,portableGE Sat /Sun 9-3. 2129 Na-$450.Enamelelec frplc, Reg. pool table. cues. ListingsWanled! ••••••••••••••••••••••• WeeklC~~•daTiODlyre:nytals. rails$175.831·>818A!ler~ radio $.5, hardwood chest tional Ave, CM $60. Avocado ref rig frzr, balls $250. 2 wheel till ScMlthwffhm 14' J AVELWN. w/trlr. No ~ A ! PM . o( drwrs, new comer tbl •. Su $1257' Dresser Chest S9S. bed skiploader lrailer. & .. .J.iam Y-""' ., ..... _ b f 979 2500 -for twin beds. ?7().()7().1 Yard Sale Sat.,. n 10-5. Upholstered chr $40. IUHllh., ....... ~s eng. $300/or sl 0 r. · • lwllo Senrice;Parh 673-29:!l • Hsehld furn. s urfbrd, (714)548-0025 ...:$200:...;..;_·548~·..:.86_18_____ Conv Cent 2616Newport8lvd. 557-7593 . . &AccnSCliriH 9400 ----------• good deals. 160 E 18th d • er Newport Beach R.V. rental-'76 Mini mtr ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moving · Solid birch CM Stertograph muchrne, Two never use L50·15 Sc loah I (7l4)673-92ll 4821JlJChevy,runnerbol· home. Summer Resv. WANTED: Mechanic td d I • f t bl /4 used 3 times tripod mags, mo\mted on VW og ' nc. ---------•tom, all stainless hoses, Slps6,$165/wk.536-7007 mstall Corvwrtubeseals ~~P e~in 1u bi: a~d 211 Agate. &I Isl. tum, Samsonite case'. S22S. Mt nms. Pd $200, selling for 1102So. Harbor Bl. Lido 14 S750. Sunfish 13, cusl paint. $6500. Call aft ~~~~nd t~I. 3.s:C cor' antiq_ues,babythmgs.9·5 5.493-7282 $80.556-8161 Fullerton 5395. 21' Sloop SJSO. Ski _Sp.:-m_._963_·205_1_.____ '72PACEAUOW 1_536-_7_78_1 ____ _ ncr sectional C'ouch Sal/Sun. -_ Uig Canyon area: cu!.tom 3 large pc brn ~au~. Ii~· rm S,_...7 l·Ol5 I hull $95. SS9·t83.1SS2·8880 17 ' Fleetliner fbrg ls VS, ~ulD. trans .. power Car phone, 1::1 Ca mi no Chair 644-0857 aft VW eng .. case & heads, madedrkbrnnauguhyde s.et $400 4 f78·1' tires, Show-956-5123 Catalina 27, VHF, elec ski/fi s h boat, 75hp steenng, !'MIFM r~dio. Sbell. black, 675·8336, •t:30pm _____ misc. parts. rims & couch-bed, clean, very like nu, S80. Triµle mix loah. M.w start outbd, xlnt cond. Johnson 0 /B . 1''a s l . Seit l'Olltatned. (86Sl::lV). 675-7280 ' Mahog. Bdrm set. dbl tires: 2 girl's bikes. 20"; new. Cost $'700 !.ell for malt~ch. $100. 759-9829 Eqill,..nt t030 $13,000.830·5085____ ~~:~~~~i~~s~I ~~~: ~!s~ hed-dresser-nile stand. 2 ~bild's wagon. Mis~. lO 4 S!OO. L~'llx irons. Tigress 2 adorable formal gowns ••••••••••••••••••••••• Col 43 diesel. race/crwse, $1400/bstolr. 960-2606 ················-······ Dinette sets, 4 & ij chrs. Sat/Sun. 18251 Santa &Tatleistwoods.G408S44 worn once! Ll blu/wht w ........ ED"' 9 b r ·1 I ded 5577130 Lauretta, Fountain - . 9&11 $.10 S . A"I ••• ags o sa1s, oa 18'JetSk1Boat,4SSOlds, GeMral 9510 · Valley Lawn Mower sharpener su.cs • ea. uc. A .. -...a VH F d' f w/equip. PP 556-9133 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I t C·a1 54S-8l29 .....,.. ... ra io or ---'__;-'-------• immac., $4,194. HARBOR BLVD Dining room table. !.Olid ree Y~ com mer ·i power boat. Call Dale at 26' Ketch, heavy construe-644-1050 2626 Hayt-. difficulty buy- Teak, xlntcond. 42"x65" ~~Sa~j,\"csu~ $100. Rotary mower runs NEW Cast Iron Kobler (714)498-2709. lion. Fully equip'd, COSTA MESA mg": 1NsiRcJ 0 car, ·lOl"$1.B9.846-9m8 Many~aios!M6:5470 verygoodT S3St··~k7t·S6595 :~~ ~~~rr'n49~~ti~fo --diesel l /B. s hp tn·aal. T1wpartafiCMt Totally aelt-contained , ll'llckorO.,.l•1?Coll 2Hidebedber cuJonsofa's . Trade ul IC es . un, ' - -•ZODIAC Mustbesecn. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s(ps 6, yet fits in garage. Kett540.1559 excellent rond $100. & SUN 9-4. head. skis. 10xl6 &11 for any day pnor to Kneeboard. 5'7'' l.>oul>le Port·A-Marine S19,000 675-3521 ~ S•/ Dodge Xplorer 2 24 . Sl25 640-4119 lf'.lll. boy & girl Stmgray 5-29. ~-0397 winger excellent 1>hape inflatable Moats 17' Spirit Cat wllrlr. used leftt ' 9 I 20 Head. shower, 2-way ~s/ · bikes, lO spd bake, elec Sc ted S80 646:9570 292SCoUege.C M onco. rainbo w sails ••••••••••••••••••••••• fridge, range. s pace Clilssict 9520 ' L'-~co FM 8 track Ster"o drill, m1'sc. tools, clothes, xlant wan . ma nne _ · _ _ (714 )54-0 2070 " "'" .. -· $1800.962·6947 51, ... • Roval Coachman heater, dual LTG tanks, ••••••••••••••••••••••• wilh speakers $10. 2 gold decorator items. anti· navigation. KING TUTTI CK ETS ' " d t\.lng and Queen chairs ques, frames, original 830-2540 arl 5PM 4 Tickets each date GRA.Y MARINE P-Cal w/trlr & equip box • Cabover Cmpr, has ever· demanh water sysl_em, 1947 Chrysler Winsor. 4 di' h · Thetr d t al h "-'yd ything. including mono· water eater, cab air & sedan. Orig. except new SSOfor both.Gothic Ulch stoneware cheradm1c3 . Professional front throw SundayApr30.5pm a llOJ? emv .u· dbl lrapee7, roller jib, matic lo11el8'J7·7802 cruise cntrl. $8500. inl.,runsgood.musl sell. bke oew mlssing drawer Lawnmower an ma e lawn mower, new :mP Sunday June 11. 5 pm ly, Lightweight .irme $1495 645-6445 640-2543 nites & wknds, u 250 or bs l offer. $50. 2 end lbls $1S. wood carvings. Misc. $85 67.,7615 WedJune7,5pm engine To 350 HP. Ge· -'---·-------•1nlernational Truck & ~7768 kd Paddedstool$.5.631-0l85 items.101512thSt .. H.B. eng, · ..,.. WedJune7,l pm nuine new parts. 16'HobieCat.,1975,w/trlr, Camper. 4 whl drive, wee ays. 1-960-_2606 _______ _ Kmg Sz mattress & box clean, good cond. $45. E h. Must sell·48 pc silverware ru . S20· S25 Authorized Distr: Brislol trapeze harness, $1400. crew cab. $3200. Clean, Reserve Spring/summet( '75 Cad. convt El Dorado, Moving ! very l tn g set. valuable oil pa ml· CALL675·9'J71 Services. Costa Mesa. &W-0356 Interested? Call ~1-1891 rent.al. 21'_ mlrhome, $200 F/P, tll, crse, llhr, Al\1,· 64.5·5168. ps, furn, lo cars, de-. d tbl • (714)892 8541 k I g C 11 t8J'ls'>. 497.3205 Laguna ings. en s. misc ...... ~teal · .7314 Hob' 1,_,_ t w +m1 ea e. a FM. $8000.646·8534 hshld 640-7456 _, ---------ie w ~. cus m Truck &Camper: 67 Ford 645-4659. ---------1 Beach · 1111 ...... nts 8013 YANMAR dsl eng. Also sails w/jib, trapeze set, ~ Ton Ranger w/lO'h. -, -----.-.---Studebaker. '63, Gran Tur For Sale Leaving State Shutters 2S''x24 " 4 for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gen. Sets. Tom Riker, new bloeks, line & tram-b-0 SI 6 77 Toyota M1m Home Hawk nice running car Muslsell everythingColr Student des k. $5.0. 516 G'uitar $5• Hi·fiG 't 1 ,.·ca l dir.548·3561 poline. $1300 bst ofr. ca ver camper. ps Xlnl od. Lom' SW9S. ds '. k $19s0 'JV, ore dsk & ebr, new dresser $40 both white . . u i a r . c a ss I ' 64.5-11.38 aft 5:30 wkdys FUiiy sell-cont'd. Man} c J. ' n minor wor . ref rig.' 8' couch & 6. French .Pro~. Old roll top speakers M?~MS .~· gas Rosewo~d body• very 4HP air-cooled Outboard xtras. $2200. 847-9821 548-6888 firm. 7SZ.6488 l'OUCh, 3 solid wood & desk. $350. Must be re-s tove 26 x 36 ~SO· fine quality. dclux case, w /separale tank good Santana 20, super new Autos, Hew 9800 Autos, New 9100 glass book cases, 2 coffee finished, mjsc ite ms. pu.~~'?;'t' 550bathr;,' d sin~ Sl95. 581·5956-_ _ _ cond., $12.'>. 646·8126. cond, all xtras. $6<1SO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• tbls wood/glass, mens Sun. only. 19342 Sierra 26 .. .y; .. ' s a ae1> 8• Office,.,,.....& -.-.Pow-9040 673-83'13aft.5pm. Motoriudlilces 9140 Europea. n Closet. SS g. al Perla,lrv.CallSJ.1·9248 2wro3 ug' 2ht481ron $Ssta·1er r'a1I-s-.a-.J 1015 -'"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• r nk o f ....-r·-m ••••••••••••••••••••••• Craftsman's Special. 26' ishta /acet:S ra.ting Clothes. sewing mach. ing $35. Pecky cedar ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay boat, 18' Lapslrake mahogany sailboat urn Motobecane Moped, tbl & chr, Misc plunt.s. twn bed frame, etc. 416 wood fencing 2Sc board. 2 matching sleelcase Classic: Gray l/B. Xlnt. w/slorm damage. Make only 360 mi. like nu lamps. books etc. call Victona St. CM. 548-8693 640-0'J72 desks w I coo rd i na led $2495/trade 759-0260 offer. Business; 556·4671 , _St00;.........:./_bs_t_o_fr_._63_l_·27_89 __ 631-3654 ch airs. 1 exec , l ss 23" Colored TV ex Cond. secretanal with typing BOAT TRAILER 14 ' __._:;___l·_2SSS _____ --l 1974 Moped. Almost like Misc Furn. io· Couch, cof· Hanft 80 60 $150. Air Cond. Whirlpool w1·ng. 11·ke new, retail EXTRA Tl RE. $250. Robie 16. good cond. new. $225/best offer. call fee tbl, 24 cu ft ref rig. 3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• E d evs 64S 3024 l th h 8000 B.T.U. x. con · price over $1400. All 4 CALL Xlra.s.$1400 ' · · new ea er c r.s • Quarter Hors"' geldin". Sl40 E · ... nl'I h1' I •· lh "' " · x~uis. 01 c piec"s ~IV\. -By all or 557-6934 64S-0733.631·1956 Mo~ Jawa Good run· awnmower "'o er misc Has sho~ in ~tock & Weddin •· ·1 S " .,.,.,., -~ a~" a • ..., -.. ~ g own "' vei z part. Perfect for small · d $175 /bst ofr items.~. __ Western riding. Spirited. 12. Cost $400. $175. l pr. offlce.9'79-0lSS CATALINA30 ru.ogeaui:: ~ Pale Pink quilted cotton Wants expcr rider Velvet Occas chrs SlOO ...:...:......:...:..:..:.....:.-_;__----Late '75 ds l. extras, Y velvet, davenport bed. ~59_18___ pr642-5872 2 contemp. office desks. S£A RAY BOATS $!9,500. P.P. 673-1174 Puch Maxi Moped, cost the new (in ) <'olo r Box stalls ("em1) B k . exec. swivel chrs. P .P. See us at the Newport in. 77 ea•-"-a "", V'IF, knot $489 sell for S3'75. Only ~ ac Sell or trade .king mat· 499-4165 the h D "'""' ~ ,. td "~",,..,,,, ~7734 __ Bay$7S. tress boxsprmg head·---------.waler 5 ~w. emos meter, w/or w/oul trlr. mo.o ,...,...,,_,, Houseful of fur niture. S4S·2536 board trade for full box· Solid wood eitec desk, 20 available. Apnl 27-30. &»2540aft5PM MOPED. While, Pu ch some maple. All items 7 yr old regis Appy geld spring. 493.7973 yrs old. Xlnt. $85/ofr. HARRISON'S J2' Fiberglass Sloop, Maxi. '76. Runs le looks priced $1 to $15. Good for ring, W/Som~ tack ss:;o Lindborg Racquet Club 960-S2.86Sat. Mon only SU RA y IOATS w /trlr, like new. $425. great. $29S. Ph 675·7~. apartment1beach house. 546.s.sm tennis membership. sell· PicMos & ~ 8090 3101 Coast Hwy, Nli. 673-7615 548-0554 Jewwtry 8070 ing al discount 536-6473 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• 631-2547 DESfla.A TE 8l'and new furniture,••••••••••••••••••••••• 6300 National Ge~ Cashro.r rour oldpianos O'Day2S,1977,5bagsin· Vespa Bravo, 1977, 995 mi. good shape. FMF hndlbrs. $300. 962-0649 must be sold by contest hi f 1919 1300 coast Music ms 15' Tidecran w/trlr & win.Der: S' come! velvet WANTED grap cs rom 646-0271 cover, 50hp Johnson, tri· cl spin & drifter. Like '77 Peugeot, xlnt cond, couch.2 bi-baclcbrocade maps.P.P 642·4888 hull XI d new, w /Nwpt s lip. 40MPll, 80MPG. xlnt chalts,coffeetable&cnd i~~DC~~RD<?LJ-t~ ea. rpeting, be. st quality, W4u140rb~~. Organ. model $3000.c=1{ss nt con . Reduced $2,000. Steal at trans. Call 847-2103 aft bl W·u It IL • s b k l k L lNoN ---------19950. Bkr631·5650 &pm. ta e. 1 se ~ pnce. JEWELRY, WATCHE . J~e ac • 1 ~.new .. ux-644.cw.is7aft<l:JOpm _..;; ________ _ Call752-8747 ART OBJECTS. GOLD. unous, full "• nap Size __ 24' Sldpjock. fly bndget ~/ ~s/ King size bed. complete. $100 . 673-82'3 Moving-Uv rm.. bdrm., din rm s ets + misc. Reasonable . Ca ll 675-7363. Redecorating Sale: 4pc mod. sectional, Lane walnut coffee uable & end table, upholstere d chain. tamps, roll-away bed, kg si bedspread. :dnt cond. 552-0168 Herculon couch $100. Deab S75 & $25. Dressers $65 II $35. Game table set $l75.4t1·320S s newly upholstered cbaln, 2 matching, good qU)lty. $100ea. 661-1920 . C.ptaln'• bed, real .space avtr.$100. 540-9365 Kini n bed. r1au aet1 coun· try Crull wood, bdboard II .......... ..,, c:ond. $200. coatem. po, •lined paluUng, wh ta " ~.~ SILVER SERVICe. t3xl6. hall piece 7'x4 '. SolidMahoganyWurUl7.er radio. depth finder. bait cmsics 9520 Classlcs 9520 FINE FURN & AN Antique wht. S125 spinet piano, xlnl cood, tanlt.Topcond.Callart6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• nQUES. 645-2200 645-0092 675-1000. eve 673-66118 PM, 673-1158 · SHOW SPECIALS 22' Sea Ray Cdy Crsr '76 $11,000 28' Baja Sprt Fshr w /twr '70 $24,950 28' Carter w/FBSedan '75 $35,000. 28' Luhrs FB Sedan Crsr '73 $27 .250. 30' Pacemaker. dsl wd '51 , SlS,750 3l'Trojan FBSedao Exp TG '68 $17 ,000. 32' Gmd Banks Trawler '12. $4\.800 36' Grand Banks Trawler '73. 2dsl $75,000. 38'ChrisComll'lllnder FB '61. ocren 43' Gran Mariner Coastal CTIUer '12. · 161,000. IHIIIIf> JIDJLIE YACHTS NEWPOBTm 1137 DANA PT-.ooGl Nationally Televised!!! 2nd Annual MOVIEWORLD CELEBRITY CAR AUCTION ·May 12-13-1'4, 1978 Mavieworld Ex•Htit Ctllter Buena Park, ca. · Col\fign Now-13el1 your car·for cash! Mo~ lhan ~ antique, classic and apeclal inter.& n rs to bo sold. Great cars lllld 1tttt 1t.arst Cooalaoon paid 1amo day. For.coosl&:nment or biddln~ ll\forn111t.1on: AUCnOM AMMICA COllP. 1717 S..-. If, • s.,,_, •A 300IO C.i Tai' 11rH llOOJ 24 Miii a. C4fenilc 1211• 4st.S7U \ WE'RE DEALING!!! HONDA 5 SPEED Witt. C11stom Phtttrfpes & lody Side mofdlncp HONDA 4 SPEED HATCHBACK With Custom PfMtrf P-• & lody Side MokllftCJI .... '"' Alll9L.•ll1 '''° ...... .,.,.... ........ ~ . ·. "'°*· IMported ,., ............................................... ·······~· .............. , ....... , .•..........•.•••••..••...........•.. --.... -.......... ' ...._..,PU. Short box, ........_ •fflalt IMW 9712 0.... 9720 Mlrcedts letla 9740 im 1'm'd -. t°" iruc11. wtat IPJll• -.bl.I. Ira knob-.. .::..:.i::'.! ~ ••••••••••• •••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .n.ooo mt wttb 9W biea, 4 cyl eQg. Oft. · _,..,,.,. .,_ 1 ~ICOUMTY'S UCELLIMT 'l»211<lSE<ldr11de<hln, P/s, earnper, batbro1 • m-OllSurT54-0l4i ecarer Ol.DIST .ra .,.no11o..1 4-spd, air, AM·FM. Ex· a~et' Hlf tontamt!CI, CAU. ... 140.7119 $ ~ " cepUonally clean. Call dual a-utm~•. enaloc '10 a.V)' ~\on P • w1lh n.a ST~I FOR all 6PM, MS-9899 alr, roof aar. camper sbell. Best orler over ...._ W...,.. t590 '" "'-jacks, d\&al ea.bawst. bic 11600. sn.1921 ....................... IMMEDIATE 72, 2SOC Mercedes, tires, anti-1way bar • SEMI ~· FlaL 40' Va WI WIU IUY s.les·Servlce-Leulne DBJVRY xlnt cond., 9Q)50. tram cooler. Real clun soi lntemauooal Ne~ YCMMOATSUN ~Carver.Ille. . SALES-SERVICE 673"3748 $1,a. See at li'9 E 18th eq. Bestolr. &46-4993 PAJDFOl\ORNOT n-n-.,.._ BMW PARTS-LEASING '68 2ll<lS MBZ, full power, St,CM.S48·1487 T-~• "'I _... J"" ll dill ms Datsun PU w /custom -=-T~IS 1540 JambQree ex c e · c 0 n ° n . ATV 8-W.Dr, trailer, $750 cmpr ahell, air, radials, ~· _.. v-Ni!i Beach 840-6444 S)9()0/bst olr. 642-4010 SSl·l283/days. 644 11 gal tank, t~ck, cusl I 'at 2805£, sunroof, air, &9/eves. a.nt, AM·FM cass stereo. ":~~!!II •,J :!MS HARBOR BLVD. new eng., llres. Very 4WlleetDrh'et 9550 $3500/bst ofr. 838·4424, ~-=·:•-•• 540-6410540..0219 clean.673·2790 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8·5: 213.799.5177 aft 7/wknds WE BUY $'Sf & HOAOWAY Fiat t725 COSTA MESA '73"!1 Ford Courier, ver)· ~• ....... ~ SANfA ANA ••••••••••••••••••••••• A.MC..J• clean, many xtras, 49,000 -~ '-AIS 83 5 '3 I 71 '76 Fiat 131 Sedan, S·sp #I .. c........ Sl.900./orter. 642·5668 or • &TilUC:KS THEULTIMATIDAIVINOllACHIN( overdrive. AM /FM. HOUSE OF IMPORTS 11oop1s.o1gas S48·78S6 •usED IMWt* 216,ooo mi's. Xlnt cond ln • FREE 1970 GMC service body, CONNO.l '72~4.!~«~~k) ~l-~~~: P .P . $2795· wilh the purchase or any w/ladder& condwt rack. '732002upd 3mKBV • Xl9 Good d newJeepwilh lhisad. $2.000.CallS56-3131 CHEVROLET .7S530!Auto. ,916MTV). 75 · con . A/C. OVERSTOCKS>! '61 lbncbero, xtra clean. 2828Harbor Blvd. '7S2002•pd,SR,137MUK Lo mi. ~0439 82 now avaJlable. Call & ~? COSTA MESA '17 321>14sp.,stereo(0998) save$$$. S48·7!W9 546-1200 '17 32UA S/R 177RSK COSTA MESA Closed 0. s-dcty5 ""UI" ,.,_ '77 Ford 1 Ton flatbed WEPAYTOPDOLLAR _ _.... w/t.ool boxes &overhead FORTOPUSEDCARS WAHTEDTOIUY 2524 Harbor Blvd. rack R&.H Xlnt cond. less FOREIGN, DOMESTIC Quality used BMWs. COSTA MESA than 9 OOOQ MT ,714)549 •023 · 0 assume or C~SICS ROY CAI VER IMW -v lease 673-2999 U your car is extra clean 1540 Jamboree Road ----U-SID-----i-1970--C-h_e_v.._y-~-~-T-o-n-.-46-.-000-see us first. NEWPORT BEACH mi, deluxe cab, 3SO auto, IAUER BUICK 6.fo.6444 4•4 w1air, P/S, P/8. slide in 292SHarbor Blvd. • VAL.UIS 8' cam~r w /boat car· Costa Mesa 979-2500 1977 FORD PICKUP rier, equip"d w /hvy duty (P!MB). Black on black, trlr attach. CB. $3500. WE BUY short bed, 4.'ipd., orr road Eves6-8mpm. 548-3387. USED CARS tires & wheels. 9,000 TAKEOVER LE.ASE 1974 BMW Bavaria. good cond. 43,000 miles. 10 mos on lse, opt. to purchase. (714)840-0931 originalmiles. '75 Chevy LUV Mikado CALLGARTH $6999 P.U. Xlnt cond. Xtras. Used Car Mgr '74 2002, 4-s pd, new 1976 DODGE PICKUP S2650.497·l537 540-5630 brakes. clutch & trans (P970). =t. Ton, off road .77 Chev P.U. Silverado. job, AM /FM cass. "'.heels & tires, V8, auto, Loaded, lo ma, Mrnt Beautiful car. $S19S. • air, very clean. cond. A steal at $5600. _64.S-__ 938_7 _____ _ $5999 541H24!>,646-5946 2628 HARBOR 8LVO '73 Bavaria. 4 speed, air 1976 INTERNATIONAL f OS conditioning, SS500. Sc:out (P97l). vs. auto. 1!m El Camino, full. pwr. C TA MESA AM/FM rad.io64-4-5909 steering, 18,000 miles. ~t cond., 39.000 m1. Net ---WE--1-U_Y __ _ roof rack. like new. price $4.750. 752·6317 1973 BMW.4 di", immac, $5499 eves. 831-1439 USED CARS! many x tr as . Ca II 1976 GMC PICKUP ·nss El Camino. PS. We'relhenew Chevrolet D).4686or9SS·<»6'7 IP977). ~-Ton, oCC road P /B, AIC. mags. $2000. dealership in the Irvine•--------- wheels & tires, dual Call&t2·3l2laft6pm. Auto Center. We need '69 IMW 1600 tanks, vs, auto, Heavy ----------your used car ! Bestorrer • 831-2877 Duty. I '76 Chevy Luv. white. JOE $$999 w/Oberglass shell. Xlnt MAC PHERSON 1976 CJ's-Three to cood. Need to sell. CHEVROLET 1974 CAPRI CPE ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• '715 Choose From-Starting $3350/bst ofr. 675·1506 at: 21 Auto Center Drive 4 speed, sunroof. rally '68 Oat.sun PU, nu cllch, IRVINE wheels, AM/FM & in $4599 water pump, cust. paint. 168•7222 "cherry" condition. l97S CHEROKEE·s -wide tires & whls. FM ---------• (96216).Salepricedat Two to Choose from-cass stereo w /booster, ,,.....LY $2799 Starting at:'. WIS good S1200/b l f "'" r · s 0 r. ~ Import~ Mif'OCM RHClle5 $4t99 &\2-7876aft5:30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 P LY M 0 UT II Alfal 9705 Maida/I~ "'-a1lduster (P9261. V8. 1973 Toy_ota. PU. Xlnt omeo 2100Harbor Blvd C M ~:...O. cruise. air. clean in cond. Wrde tires. Xtras ••••••••••••••••••••••• 631-5330• .. &out. S2200. 846·5324 Peter *ALFA ROMEO * $4999 1972 JEEP Wagonee r YCIM , 9570 (P909). VB. auto, arr, ••••••••••••••••••••••• custom roof rack. FULL SB.ICTIOH \ $3299 01970 FORD BRONCO OF 1971VANS 1P990). 6 cyl., stick, new IM STOCK tires. 4x4. 22ToCboose From J• SZ4t9 •Window Vallll COPB.AMD JEEP •Van Conversions ·75 Spiders are here! A few '77s left at factory reduced prices. Lease dealer direct. BEACH IMPORTS 848 DOVE STREET (Near MacArthur Blvd. &Jamboree Road). NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 72 Capri . lo miles. nu brakes. Radio, heater & clock. Must sell $1300. 581-4.543. '74 2000cc, 4-spd, AM /f"M, clean. $2375. Gary . 556-6646 or 540-5032 '74 ·2000, 4-sp , AM /FM ster, xlnt, lo mi, $2200. 675-7424 an 6 PM. •Cargo Vans 2001E1st, SA SEE US TODAY! 558-8000 1974 Spyder, lvory/Blk, ---------orig owner, sharp. PP. '76 Capri Hatchback, 4- 714-768-6249 spd. A/C, super clean. 1974 Dodge Power Wagon. 5-passenger cab. 4x4, mJO, offer. 493-4344 Audi 9707 $3500. 644-8499 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dats..a 9720 il lntemat1onal Trval, 3.T. 345 cu in, S2SOO. P /S. auto. AfC. 631 2801. '76Audi lOOLS, Bntsh rac- ing green. tan ant, air, P /S. auto , R /H , SUNROOI''. I owner, 24 ,000 mi. Nu tires. Tn.cb 9560 SSS85tbst ofr Call Mike ••••••• •••• •• •••· • • • • •• • 7 4 0 o d g e V a n 963-3222 or 96-i 1077 71 Datsun Pkup. new eng, Tradesman. Hi back '72 Audi 4-dr. auto, air. very clean. $1400. seats· A I C· mags. radials. Sell for $200 UO· 646-7673 PS/PB, auto. $3500. derLow Book. 548·1452 ---------1 645-0221 eves. 548-0757 --------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• *DRIVE A* * LITILE ••• * SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DA TSUH "11 I l 1fl r 11• :1.111•• 831-1375 493.3375 ·oo l24 Sport. Sl015/or be11t offer. P.P. 644·160~ •74 Flat 128 SL. (sport coupe) Xlnt gas m1 - rea lly sha rp! Call 642-<rl96~ '74124 Spyder. Excel. con d ilion. Mak e offer. 770-1562eves & wknds. Brand new 78 Fiat 124 Spider Convert. AM /FM, s tereo c ass .• owner transf'd overseas. $6900 or best olr. 640·6389 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrclltdNew '78 HONDA.Cars MAMY To Choate From! UNIVERSITY • OlckMObile Hoeda C... • GMC Trwlu 2850Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540·9640 1976HOHDA WAGON 25,000 low miles. Drives like new & is priced nght! (9SSRJV>. OHLY $3250 Miracle Rftale5 Mcncla/RetlCIUlt 2100Harbor Blvd .. C.M. 631·5330 '74 HOHOA CIVIC 4 cyl.. 4 spet.."<I, radio, heater. (505NCA>- $2695 540-5630 1011\SO\ ,\SO\ • ll~COLN M ERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA MERCEDES-IEH% '78 EXECUTIVE CAR SALE 450 SEL 280SE Both cars have lo miles, and can be leased or purchased on our 60 mos. progall} Call For A Spedal Lease Or · Purchase Quote 714/750·720 I 213/921 ·8518 714/523·7250 6862 Manchester Blvd., lluena Park On the Sa,lta Ana Fwy. HOUSE OF ll\IPOrns invites you to view their new car exhibit this Sat & Sun. at the FASHION IS LAND MERCEDES BF.NZ D ISPLAY in Newport Beach. HOUSE OF IMPORTS '67 Diesel. auto trans. P /S, 4·dr, xlnt cond. Good mi on new mtr. Real economy. SJSOO. 673-3472. ·-------'59 2'lOS 4-door Good shape. 540-4439 a rt er 6 •"60CONVERTIBLE ~E cla~src. xlnt cond. Sl0.000. 673-4094 or &1().826() ---280 SL Srlver. auto. 2 tops. Sharp S8700 or offer. 673-6336. "67 MBZ 2.'JOS, hke new. Rebll cng. New paint. Redone uphol. new crpt, 4 spd trans. S tereo, Michelin tires . $3500. 761·0239 1.976CVCC Good Condition 6.3 $2500. 496-6477 l9m Mercedes. JOOSEL ---------• 6.3. TllE MERCEDES Honda '77 SVCC 5-s pd SUPER CAR. Smooth & Custom wht w/striping. docile, yet so fast. Air, AM-FM tape. rads, 25M sunroof. power ever- mi. PP. $3800S40-3580 yt.hing. AM FM stereo, '71 Honda 600 Sdn, lo m1. AM /FM. mag whls. RISOO, best. 642 0068 or 494·3412 847-7761 59 Cl.ASSIC 300SL 76Wagon,4spd,25,000m1. Roadster. 2 tops, good 50,000 mi warranty, FM· rond., pvt ply. 497.3733 tape. $31!()(). 497·3205 l976 450SL. xlnl cond. -.,.... 9730 $18,700. , Sunday, ~prll 30. 1976 DAlbY P4L9~ Oil .....,., Hew HOO Aaltos, Mew HOO..._., Hew tlOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 MG• '78 MG MIDGETS IQUlfftD WITH AM/FM liDIO • LUGGACN uac & CUSTOM PIMSTllPIS EqUIPHD WITH AM/FM RADIO • LUGGAGI RACK & CUSTOM PINSTRIPIS 54699 • Olltt QOOCl ontr wltll th11M111 llme of °"'c.,.w Alf,....,......,. fu 1.,._,..,, '2600Docvmentohon ~ .. C~ S..b!ocl To P"°' Sele -Oller Good T!Wu s,,-.,, Aot>I 30 1078 Jaguar @l ~ BUY or LEASE • FROM THE PROFESSIONALS TRIUMPH . . dys 12 Audi lOOLS, auto, air. new dark green paint. ·74 Ford Va~. AM /FM $1500. PP. 640·8145 ---------1 cass. bed, fndge. many --------- 71 Oat. w/campr shell. :"$1350 or offer. 962.7930 1976DATSUH 21022+2 ••••••••••••••••••• •••• 644.a890 or 955.0740 '63 Jaguar XKE Classic. Auto5, H•w tlOO Alttos, Hew tlOO Auto5, H•w 9100 lutos. Hew . tlOO ~M/FM 8 track. Excep-•'>••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Have ~melhing you want xtras. $3995. 675-801_1 __ IMW 971 2 ;lo sell . Class1f1ed ads do ... Dod V 1 •lt well. 642-5678. 66 ge an. cpl. pn · ••••••••••••••••••••••• mags. runs great good mileage. SHSO. 548·1591 A Fictitious llu1lneu Nem.e St•t•..,.nl lll•d with tll• C-ty Clerk I• velld fOf five P •,. •"•' which 11.... continuing bualnHH• mutt reflle. PubllceUon la nec•n•ry only II there ar• chengH. Call th• Legel O•p•rtm•nl •I Ill• DAILY PIL OT for tnlorm•t lon end neceuery lorm1. 642-4321 Ed. 332 77 Dodge Van. fully loaded. super shape, $8500. 539-1345 '1S Dodge Van B-300 P /S. P/B. CB. AM ffM. 8· track. Headers. chrome Jackmans whls rrtp"d & paneled. $5000. Call 768-4215 '74 Ford Van, lo mi's, new inter, many xtras, $3200. 661-6363 1978 BMW1s HERE NOW! COMPLETE IODYSHOP HOWOPEH UCELLEHT SELECTION OF IMWRESALES ·77 Dodge. Cully convert· ed. 360 eng, cust. pnt. whls. Refrig. $9000. 640-8534 We may have your next l976 Ford £150. many caranourinvcntory.Call JCtras. lo mi. xlra clean. us today! $4995. S4I). 7562 831-2040 49 S.494t \ All I.he "goodies" Inch.ad· ing AM /FM stereo & al- loy wheeb. 25,000 mile:s. (36541). Priced to sell at ONLY $7140 Minlde- Mcndlt/ ........ 21.SOHarbor Blvd.. C.M. 645-5700 1976DATSUH 1210SEDAH 4 Door. Automatic, AM/FM & in excellent condition. Mus l see! (733PPL). ONLY $2550 Mlradel• ... Mcndct/R....,. 2100 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Ul-5330 ·74 8210. bristol condition. s unroor. louve r e d shadow kit, A /C. nu tires . $199S firm. 675-1784. '78 280Z 2+2 A/CAM/FM s tereo wire wheels UOnalJy clean. $4000/bst. S4HW07 & 633-2458 ·74 Jaguar XJ12L, "showrm cond-42.000 mi. $6695. 774-0311, 63.5-8584 '71 Jag E type, 2+2. v12. auto, air, $5200. Best orr. 551·4498 KCll"'MDNt Ghio 9735 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1971 convert. Xlnt cond. Nu paint. 673-4800 9738 miracle mazda 21 50 H..t.or ll•cl. Cosht Mna 645-5700 ~ ..... 9740 • •••••••••••••••••••••• '74450SLC Ltd prod. model. 4psgr, cpe, all the extras, low miles, xlnt. cond. Will trade and fin. bal. (6570). House of Imports • .... N, otf 1 IM ' ofUt "'~I' .... . . Loaded only 450 miles "7! 220D. stick, ice blue, SUOOoff cost 673-5777 clean. Must sell! $6500. '77Datsun280Z. 2+2, AM -_6:17_-332_1_. _____ _ FM, 4-spd, lOK mi. Mag11, A/C. $8450. 581-4238 '7S Datsun 8210. Xlnl cond. Auto, A/C, nu tlre5. $2400. S86-«J6S i3 240Z, nu radials. nu pnt, air, auto. AM•F M cond. $311()(). 897-3904 '7l 450SLC Qiemetically and mech, perf. Can trade and fin. bat. u,p to60 mos. (6574). House of Imports I otO•• o•I 'It t l•••••t '77 8210 Hattbback 5-spd. '78 450SEL, take over R/H, A/C, white, xlot lease or purchase. coad. OWner. 644·5983 213-631-89t7. '162mZ2+2,38.000mi's, '74"5Cm.. P /P, xlnt cond, SllllOO. $14,500/best olr. StHT46 ssz.0333 7J ~ AM/FM I lr•ck, 9>C, '16, red metal, snrf, idnt cond., mu5t 1tll. mint cond, all xtras. S*O or t.t. 548·0811 or $12,900/B.O. 64•·8815/ ~u. 5&S w. 19'h St.. ~. Costa Mesa. . .-.-.. -erc:ecla---Be-n-1-1:-90-.-4 11 -z. 2+2. 2100 ortlC Dr Std. Reblt enlC, new "'!-i warr., a ir, mags, lraM, carb. 11\ler/Eirter I'•, metalllc blue. xlnt . $3100. 492-0$47, ~ .,,. 4911-!£2~ OWi TOC>Ua S..CIAL W ..... SALI ORLIASIFOI 562~ '""" rectory •ou1pped 38 ft'()ntf\ ooen l'nd 1.... e~ m()nlhfy p-nt· of 182 ~ MO + , .. Coo c:oot l3H800 ' 110000 a....,,.. 112'9'3 10 ••• Oel•¥9FV Ol1 a~ C•IClll lolll -~ -UH3 oo Ooh0<1 11 e11d of 1-• -1?021 llD P1-1 1iOc>1Y to 1M 11 811D SI- i lt7' HOM>A CYCC llYHh AM,,M .,._,. I ~ '""'oof 1 o•ntr b••vly. (716NZEI ,3277 1977 HOMDA CVCC .VAOON 4 •P .. 0. AM/f'M. •~n•ool a to w. ln• "'"•• (ltrSm 13977 ~ • i t •18DA1lV Pll.Of Sul\dtly, Aptll 30. 1178 A¥to•, 1.,..w Autot. l•potW A.tot, l•porhci Alilos. l•p•rt.d Milot, Us.d Alltot. Us.d ··············~········ ··•••···••·•······•·••· ......................................................................................... . · ......... a W ...... f•,..W ~......... rorsct.. 9710 W.. t7'Z T.,. tHI ¥ ... we,. t170CaUrc ''15 '''' .................... ~ ............................................................................................. ·············-·· .... ··· .................................................................... . ' ... o,.t 9746 ,.... 974' •7'Poncll9 -'TO Corona. A/C, Hto llUSt'SQ.LI "1tBuaLow C.AIMLLAC -·····-···-···· ···-· •••••••••• •• • •• • ....................... '11 s ,._ ~OWDtt ..... pllklL mllM A.JC Smf, aleeper Sl'fU. - • OT Mil Oood ...... IOT. ._...,..... ~1-. TSHm ... A'lltnl t.pe radio, -4 ~~~ttfft01 ~. J':'anae~ C•Jl Wehavugooch~lon ~~~e:u!~~'. '7'COIOU.AW'iN S.CtmllllstaftTJ0.3'48 30TOCH(;'OSI r&Jlye wbffb • boc .... Of''5H7Jl ol«* • '18 Di~eJa now 752-1S3l days. 492·~ .. cyl., autokan.s., radJo. nu vw B tat HIDI· ••76MOOMMOOP t:&mi. Llte oew r , ... 1 • 9747 ~tock. Lease deaar eves/wlmds beat.er.(SIJPI A). eamper, s lni eond. P\aU powv, fact017 •Ir ( OMt y $U50 .......... ~··•••........ lf.ACH IMPOITS '75 Poncbe 914, A PPR J1!77 ~ mmt ull cond., atereo tape, crulae Ml It l111h• 'Jl PllfT(IA, NDOVl':STREET r:;.~;tcf~r.1:1~:;,tle, 5830 1171 vw4U, Ur, beallL =.~~e,0:.~: ~ U.Mtw ~JaMmt_~hRu;_•Bdl)vd. ..,. &!l• 8 ood d s3399 cmc1Won $1.SOO. flrembt paint, wire 2J00Harbor81vd.,C.M. t1412> N·~R_,T B~CH· •• .. 1· • I con · an.JIOl wheel coven. (918PHI). 'Jl-SJJO IVAN'S .... "fU.otoo 83A/1c!!~or· ~!.~9600°0• Tom, dl)lD-..W Ifft : 2128 HARBOR BLVD. PricecHrom r'OR.l!:!GN CARS .••• uo ...... 2....... COSTA MESA vw Sdroceo. "75. SUver. ONLY $9395 -r:..,,"',~~ ~~oZZK. rr~t 1886&rbo«'Blvd.CM '75 Puegeot 5CMGL, 39.000 1976 9llS. Wht w/blk int. :.::."..:::=":;'= T1Cellca GT LA'-ek. 5-eit,~c. ALLEN ~19112 754·<M02 ml, xlnt cond, $40~0 AM·FM cass, mags, lo _....., llo!llllW~ Qd,lomi,Anamulbelge, coad. SS:JOO.MS-9387 8-3233 ml. $16,500. 159-1238 =:!e.::;~~Stll.~if belfe Int, xlnt eoQd. •eVWBU0.$800 Olds/CadlUac/GMC OauilledAds 642· Want.Ads Ca11M2· .._.:..._..._ ' 0 ts.<Auu12102i *"-"-t orr.eau~• .. -Needsmino.rboclywork. S.D.Frwy.·AveryExit ~ 75 -ro 914, rblt motor. new __,,..., ......, Call~ LAGUNANIGUEL • • OVER 100 CADILLACS TO CHOOSINOM AT.AU.TIMiS Allfo5, Mew 9100Autot, N•w ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint, mags, atereo. co.et. saln 963-3222or964·1077 l714J 49~ L430 ••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••• • • • • •••••••••••• 1975 .,.,.•scH~ .... ..,,.., 833-2137 -~ •--' '"" BaJ t•~ tro .,... Nabers Cadillac r"v" "" --... Owu ...-..1u '7S Celica, GT, 5 ape!. Air v• a, new a.n:it, 8 ng ---------1 914 '&6 PORSCHE coad., stereo. cleaD. eng,ftrm.nductlon &eara, '73 Cad .t'leetwood , 2600 H.1rbor BlvJ s·s~. AM!l"M slereo & 17555 Be•ch Blvd, $.'1150. 7e8-7613 1llOO 963-2'15 Brougham De Elliott. Cn\IJ t.ks.t.5·W·9 I 00 black exterior. <908862). • ... _ Huntlnnton Be•ch '70 7 ---...:a bod A u t u m n ' o l d r ~~~~~~~~ OHLY $5950 .-H.w • '72 C«ona Mark .U. •tn . ·l>UI -· •""'" Y w/matchlll(velourinter.J.: (3S03) 842-0675 wen, lo mi'•• eleua. It paint, t adlals, very All luxury features incl Cllintolwt HZO ~ IVAN'S $1S7S.673-4749. clean..$2100.s..&2lO wire whb. 58,000 mi's, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mcnda,,_.eautt t~0JlaEr:;rBT~~CM S..-,,_rltet '73 Toyota Cellca Xlnt '71 VW Adventurer Cmpr exec rec'd nu car. Mw;t '7SMallbu Classic. landau 2150 Harbor Blvd.' C.M. 64S-1982 754·0402 COlld. Must sell $211S. Van. Many xtras. &st sdl. $3175. 642·450t top, nu tires. xlnt t'ond. 645-5700 BRATS C.UU640-1749 offer.548~7 '68 Cad CDV J')JJI power 2-dr, air 68,000 m1·li. '74 911 Cj>e Blk/Blk. '769llS Targa,icegm .7•· w•PONS 19'76CorollaSedan 20000 '77 Silver Bug. snrf, Xlnl 60M, $1295/bst ofr 2l00.S6l·4038. Loaded Best around lOM aUoys, cass. lo m1, xlot All mi. alr. AM/FM bpe, NEW! in storage, 1200 548-UlOO Costa Mesa 1975 Monte Carlo. l'\t'C Xtras.675-7894 cond.963-0287evcs AUModel5 CB. $3200/bat ofr. mi.545-9729 '77EldoradoBlarrltz wht car.must sell,PP.SO:/W5, 1964 Cabriolet convert. 1965-C. Xlnt. Green/tun. fl40.<Ml25 77 Beetle, silver. sWJrf. beauty. lo mi, loaded inc ~1000 _ Stereo B·trk, red w/blk. $)800. ~p.l(E~~Oo 78 SRs xlnt cood 20000 AM /FM s lereo, x lnt fadory CB. Pvt pty •• 76 Monte Carlo .ur Must sell. $4,000/bst o!r. 675-9933, NptBch S. ~ ... '\ mi, FM 8 trk ;te;eo, cond. $3800/bst o fr. $10,SOO. 752·5728 or AM /FM. tilt whl: SP<>ri R AM/FM . F EE !,!!~~ nMI OF f'U•CHASI. Sl7t .OO VAWI G7MIS2.6 ...---1974 Porsche 914 2.0. Q~lltMP.9.~" manyxtraslU&--9702 8SOll93 7sz-8300. -whls. all pwr. xlnt l·ond. 66 912, Orange, eng runs clean, good runner . 511 5 So. Strftf 'Tl Corolla w auto air Y~ 9772 '76 El Dorado, full pwr, musl see~ $4~ Ste\e good, nds int work, best while with black, mags, 1211116'"°741 17141 sz1•7111 AM./FM, ft1oo. o'ver ••••••••••••••••••••••• snrf, tJt, crse, llhr. cust ~lor6iS.~~-_ ofCer takes car. <An aft AM /FM, priced to sell at wholesale. 54s.7739, IEfOttE you IUY rool. blk. $7500. 646-8534 4PM, 554-~76 !:.!~12besl. 642·0068; A USID VOL VO, '69 Out 4-dr De Ville. all '77 Monte Carlo Loaded '72 Porsche 911T Targa ----T~ 9767 See us a t Southern power. lop condition. w extras .. 13.000 m1. Xlnt 5·spd. mags. Like nu. Reftauft 9755 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orange County's Volvo $850. 830-4489 c.-ond Asking ~imakc Oller 900d""" Moncllov. M.ty 1. 1978 $9500 /of r . 640-0966. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 77 Spit/ire, 12,000 mi, xlnt Headquarters. ofr 640.6808 PP 1·337·5$!2, 1·337·6185 TEST DRIVE OUR t'Ond.. must seU. Beal of· MAR9UIS VOLVO 1969 CADILLAC MIRACLE MAZDA -----· 2150 HARIOl ILVD. COSTA MESA People who are seeking an apartment look first in Classified. Will your ad be there? To place your ad. call 642·5678 "LE CAR fer. 960-S630 MIS.510N VIEJO ~OR.ADO 'G9 Impala. needs body OfTHEYE•R'" 77 Triumph Spil(are. 6,000 831·2110 495-1210 Gold with whiteU>p& tan work S350 -mi, AM/FM stereo cass. interior. A real ruce ~ar · 543.zi22 Lugg rack, aft &PM, Olt.ANGECOUMTY ins1de&out! <276N WS>. Good inventory in stoek. Hurry while they last! 645-6700 SPECIAL INVENTORY SALE '77 LANCIA 40 BET.A SEDAN Sun roof. power windows, air cond. Stk. #6844 SHOULD If .....••........••••.......••...•.•.................... '041 • DISCOUNT ••••••....••.•••••••.••...•.••••.•....•• 2ZI I " MIRACLE MAZDA/I.EN.AULT 21.50 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 645-5700 Rois Roye• 9756 ••••••••••••••••••••••• #l DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY IR~ CARVER ROLLS·ROYCE l.S40J•mboAe i..wl'Wtk•dl \----M0-4444 complete sates and service SUBARU BRAT 588°0 Deli.en 01\~..- .LARGE SELECTION lllMlldlatt: Dtti.ery!! 17555 Beach Blvd. •71 Brews ter. g reen , Huntington Beach 7S,OOO mi. $24.000. 842•0675 ClOStD SUNDAYS 7141675-2108 ======-==-====== 6f6.$767 VOLVO ONLY $1775 vo1cs • .,.. 9770 EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO NNporfwllMtrs 71 Capncc Classic Blk. Blk . .Blk. Take over lease or sell. 759-1666. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Largest Volvo Dealer 1989 Barbu-. Cost11 Mesa WE .UY Ir Sa 1 in Orange County! 642..0795 · ·n Nova 2-dr, 6 t'yl. auto, ....., BUYorLEASI!: l9M on motor. $1500. VOLKSWAGENS DIRECT -WAN'f i\(.~flUN., -S4.iper <'lean. S46·20ll '68~~:=:~99 ~~,-,;;;:~:~:.,..,,.,, ~~::~J~~~~~~~~i '70 IUG $899 2025 ~· Mandiester • (021BEJ> Anaheim 750-2011 $45 per"'°""' '75 Volvo 244GL sedan, Borrows $808.01; 0 .A.C., air, anrf, l owner,+spd, A.P .R. 23 .. 16 percent ; copperw/Je.atherette int. pay beclt-$1080.00 in 24 Very nice cond. Must months. ·• sell. $4595/bsl oCr. Call WEST GER.MAN Mike 963-3222 or 964-1011 IMPORTS 198.5 Harbor Blvd., C. l\f. NOW • · ..•••..•••••••. -........... 6830°0 '77 LANCIA HPE EST ATE W AGOH '63 Rolls Royce. Cloud Ill. Whtte/blue intr. A/C, nght hand dr. Like new. Show cond. Call 846·5666 Toyota 97 65 _7_1_4/_6_4_>_.,_,_2_0_ '76 Volvo, 244, 4 Dr. A/C, AM/FM. Standard trans XJnt cond. 1 Owner. <.:all eves 645-8975. Sal all day Air cond power windows, sun root, leather interior pins1r1pe. Stk 116827 . SHOULD l l .................................... ., ... • ...•••.... t t.lol • DISCOUNT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 251 3" HOW •••••••••••••• " ••••••••••• 8795°5 '77 LANCIA HPE ESTATE WAGON St.mroof power windows, leather Interior, air cond. Stk.16825 SHOULD II • : ••• • • • • • •••• •. • • ••••••• •• • ••• • • ••• • ". • • • • •• •••• ••. IO, ttt» DISC O&JH'T ........................ • ••••• • ••••••••••• 219 31• NOW •••••••••••••••••••.•••••• 87955" Stttcr AUTO s~tS r .O: IOX 3477, 1221 MO. HARIOR ILVO .• .AHAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 92801 ' Saab 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SAAB * 197S Saabs Crom $5995. (9657 ). Lease dealer direct. Also. Turbo Demo Now available! BEACH IMPORTS 84800VESTREET (Near MacArthur Blvd & Jamboree Road) NEWPORT BEACH 752-0900 ---Subaru 9762 ..•................•..• 74 GL. 30 mpg, new tires, bluebook, Sl,725 to $ii470 . Make ofr. 892·0064 Aaltos, New 9IOOjA.utos, New 91001.Autos, Hew 9100 Alltos. Hew '800 .............................................. !•····················· ...................... . THAT'S RIGHT ••• WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF AHY HEW STANDARD PICKUr OR JCIMG CAI • • • WE'L1 GIVE YOU A CAMHA SHEU. FOi. ONLY 99'J THIS WEEKEND WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF AMY FACTORY AIR E9UIPPED 1-210 :Z·DOOI DELUXE. 1·210 4-DOOR OR • • • THE EXCITING 1·210 GX HA TCHIACI~ SPECIAL USED CARS FOR SPECl-.AL PEOPLE!! Z HEADQUARTERS 75 Fl.ATXl9 :.=~~·--=s3ese ::~:.;..,._ "-!ty - SHAUEST PIM>wti41D ''Z''s &M TOWM!t! • •••••••••••••••••••••• •SAYE• '76TOYOO'A LONG BED AM/FM stereo, 5 sp . nags, step bumper. lBK (#52083). CWdl l•ft"IOll Porsche/Audi ~ E. Coast Hwy N. 8. 673..0000 IEfOIEYOU SB.I. YOUR TOYOTA, SEE US! MAR9UIS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO 831-2880 495-1210 •SAVb '77 Celica 5spd. AM/FM 8K.L1kenew. (966TJN). Chicle lnnon Porsche/ Audi •'45 k:. Coast Hwy NB 673-0900 "" CAm n Glllt II c:yt. •IO. llWeo. 12 "'°""' "' 12.000""" -ly. Uc. 18'3NJL ~3695 ""Ft.Ar ~ Aleem.. .._ soecia pnce thls -onl\I. Lie. t740NIZ lt77DATSUff 1(1"0 C<tb l'ld!uo Alt Ar~ ~"*'·-·-.. -· und•t 10,000 11111••· lie:. 111'9724e. U 76COIOUA CIOO<. Al f. Alcooo .. '°"' lle19e. A tMI \lillue. Lia. 3•&POV. i ]Q95 i]695 See ••r uuUe•I ................. .. , •• , ••••• 11 ....... ..... VOLKSWAGEN Saln-Seniu Top Dollar Paid for Used VW's COMMONWEM.TH MOTOltS Sincel95l 1442So. Bristol Santa Ana 54&.0220 Approx. 2 mi. No. of South Coast Plaza S9 Volvo PV5-t4. Nu tirPS. nu ant. mags. partially rblteng. 7S9·1338 '68 Volvo l45S Wgn new clutch & tires. good cond, $1400. 962· 5292 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 AMC Mat. WfJ11 Super clean, loaded. S2:m 963· 34.27 1975 VW · 7 4 M A T A D 0 R CONVStTllLE Brougham. Clean. mech. "u1om1r.c tram~ hntotan . hfl IYl'llOOf M'l'eel W1tn UJf'f'IOt9 _... ..... ,_,.. -S.-,.. No 641718 IMI eftOI-llio-W _,,.,.,.. WIO. ltlnl. -· "'-.,,., "'"""· tlclcwy *''· -ne ,_ -o&lr0ol1¥. """"' -s .. 111No ~'-• 1510792 With AM /FM cassette. perfect, 39.000 orig mi • radial tires & only 36.000 $2,200. 673·0200 days, rmles. <280MOR). S48~eves/wknds. ..-------~~-------• MUST SEE!!! Wck 9910 ~ ..........•...•........ Maldll/RtMIJlt '73 Buick Regal, burgun· Zl.50 Harbor Blvd .• C.M · dy. blk Jeatherete, vin 645-5700 roof, a ir, PIS, P /B, P/W, tilt. Xlnt cond. Must sell. '73 VW sqbk. reblt eng, $1995/lxit orr. Cali Mike cass ster, gd cond. $1800. 9Q..3222or9&H077 9M-2367 . '76 Buick Wagon, loaded, 1974 VW only 19,000 m1, $4800. 412WAGOM 831-1708 Automatic trans. & vef'1 --------.- clean! (2681.Fl). ~~ck .s~ylark, air. OHL Y $2680 546-9648 aftel' SPM Minlc»R"4Ms • Mcada/Renautt '76 Sulek 4-dr Century. Bl d CM FM radio, tit whl, A IC, 2100Ha.rbor v ·• · · clean. $200 below low 631-5330 · book. $2900/bst ofr. '72 Bus. good cond. clean, 644-Mll or &44· 7829 afl 5 runs well, good tires, trlr '71 Centurion 1 owner bitch. S2SOO. 64().1384 V8, auto, PS: PB, PW: 1976VWIUS Wrth sunroof & AM/FM stereo cassett e. (060MEZ>. pwr seats, tilt whl, AM/FM, new tires, xlnt cond. $1595. (213) 592-1449 SUMMER FUN! 'IB Buick Le Sabre Nds MWaca.R...-s wrk $225. Cal l 714 Malda/ReMlllt 64.2·4523 2100 Harbor Blvd., C. M. '73 Le Sabre Custom, 4 dr. 63 I ·5130 all power. till whl. Xlnl ---------i concl. Best offer. 551-4077 '63VW. Good Condition Caclloc 991 S 646-6151 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------11982 Cadillac, lop londi· "10 VW conv. Mech. x.lilt. tion loaded, runs great New top. $2600 firm! PP. 64S-5061 673-3145or67S-5474 ------------------t73 El Dorado convt. Xlnt '68VW Bus. Xlnt cond. Nu COGd.allUSTSEEI Call brks & pnt. $1700/oft. * 642-1304*· 646-4619 evs --------t~d '76 Seville. RR grill, '69 VW, needs engine tape, cne, loaded. PP. work, Best orfer. '9'1:50 551·97SOevs 557~740 --·-------.,. E ldo, red w /White '71 Supe~ Beetle, auto, cabriolet top, red lthr new radials, 1 ownr, Jo split 1eata1. ~e coo- ml'a. $1650. 962-4718 trol. tape aecKt HDtlDel. ,.,._,._ Rabbit air, many other xtraa. '76 lmmac. n uuc Oris ownr, xmt cond. 4-dr. st.k, air, AM/FM, Almoat. new tires, , $37001bet oCr. 545-4859 1--------~1 ~675-;;.;..;;..~18:28:::..:.... _____ _ '5 BUS. Xlnt cood. New '71 O.d El Dorado wht eng. clutch, Urea. Stereo full Nd le.It.her In~. Ali tape. $2SOO/ofr 49'-38112 mas. Only 50,600 mi's. 1970 VW BU1.Calif.gtyle. Compl or itin •l II Empl 8 •pokes, bit showroom new. Auto motor, show quaUty, aanaedevery nftealnce '11111a, best all'. m. '101.5 new. $5500. P . P. oo -----------1 Newport PHla111la. '88 SQrbek, ID.int cond. Tl4111Un.8 Rb1t "72 ent. Must telL 1...:..;.;;.;.;..;;,.;;.;.;;;_---1 call aft 5PI(.~ •• Cad. .. --~ Nda en1. work. '30<). "Tl &lper Bug, rblt eq., MmtM1.1'11-l54ldyw new brake1, clutch &1.....:.;.~;.;.;;~--_.;,--t paint. Clean . $2200. 70 Cad Conyert.. Xtra 83)..7517 loaded, lo ml, Very --------1 &barp.AUwblte.MW030 '13 'J'binl, 3QI mJ gas1_:..;;.;...;=----------1 beater, oew •lndows. '77 Seville. SDO mil• radlo, oran1e. Orig Mtehellna. Perteet . owner. E.lulellent.. $2100. $U.ll50. P' CD-Ult pvt -..sm sq. ' 1'71MBCUtY Gtu.HD MMOUIS Fvlt oower. factory ·eir. h1t1n tomlorleOte ~ .. 11 1111 whee•. N>Hd control AM-#M •l.,eo. lanoau rool ""tied .ivm ..,... .. S......No61~ 1971 UMCOLH COHr&. TOWH CAR J'ull pOWlt<'. IACIOty • .,. - lnl.iot Nlclatt'c> OP."""' ..,ll'r '1'111 • "" ........ llQlleCI COl\ltot. coac:n rool. AM-FM •I""'° °'*' 1-. lotl)«l llutn. -· S..111 No. 8100t9 1'71 UMCOLM COHJ\. TOWH crE. Full -· taaory .... -1t\ter1or. headlamo GP. 1llum •Rfry 1yst • Ult 'Whaet. SOied c:ontrof. coac.Pl roof. AM4FM ., ...... QU<ld ·-· toroed llUl'll. -• S-l'lo.4110011. ; I 1,5 71 ~3 1971 COKrl MAIU< Y P-t "'°"" rool. ----lull _ ... laclcwy ... llffdl.wno. llP 1111 will\ -00111tot 1M1,_ ........... AM4'M1Loreociuan •- L.ondM1 tool ~ '"'"' .. 1 •• St!<••I No 809090. SUPERIOR USED CARS 'lr~. ~!~.~~~ ........ }4999 '73 MBCUtlY CHg• x11s2999 Lio. 098 HMI •••••••••••••••• ·. '75 Dustu, exeell. cond. 41,000 m.i. Mornl..n&a tU 11, 838·6508 tll 11, 838·S570, Iv m s g . Marilyn. 9965 Autos, Ua«d 1975 Mart JV, loaded. like Owner, &ood cond. 50,000 •••••••••••••••••••••• new Bluebook S7400. mi. Mus t sell! Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' Mak~ offer. Aft 6 PM, 546-2049 '72 Grand safari Sta Wan, 1~ 0067 ---------54,000 mi. radials, full · 73 LTD Country Squire, pwr, great buy, $1500. eor..tfe ttJZ AC, PS, PB, stereo, new 586-~ •••••••••••••• ••••••••• tires, top cond. 673·4798 ---------•CORVmES 1965 Pontiac Le Mans. rblt Mcrfwidl f947 eng. Good cond. $495. 11G saECltOH ••••••• • • • • • •• •• • • • •• • • 646-4924 1963TO 19781 W'Tl Maverick. ~.000 mi, ---------HOWARD Chenolet auto trans, nds brakes, 6 GTO 1967. Good cood. DOVE & QUAIL STS. cyl. '950, Call 546·<Y7'7. $800~~ or 557-776.S (Near Ma~Arthur, Jam· 190 M•rcury Ma uis bortt & Bnstol) . "' rq • NEWPORT BEACH CTillse contro!, full pwr. lll-0555 Needs valve Job & front brks. Must sell. $3'15 or bst ofr. Muat see to ap· 1974 3SO Formula 1''irebird, lo m1, loaded, like new. $3995. 547·S812; 67S-9016 evs. '78CORVETTE llldy Pac.e car, PP. (714) S40-7S59 Ken prec. 536-8785 '77 Gran Prix, excell. '6 7 Red Con.th ORANGE COUNTY'S ~ 9950 cond. 12,000 mL $5800. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847-53ED ~-------- NEWUT . '74 TOYOTA CORONA By owner, 327 auto, P JS, fastback, new Michelin tires. Completely r e· worked mech. Runs & looks new. Wkdys (714) 540-7744; eves, wkods, (714) 4!»-0167. LINCOLN·MER~RY Dealership i.s now uPEN '75 convertible, wht, cruise cnlrl, s pit seat, $.5200. 531-1535 4 tpeed ftan.mtH~, ••r s 1999 condot•onong ••d10 end ,,...., {3111' .... l '73 Vette, brwn, ltbr int, T-top. -661 1131 . RAY FLADEIOE LINCOLN·MERCURY lfH8 Auto Center Dr. SDFwy.LaJce Forest exit IRVINE 830.7000 1968 Sta. Wagon, good condition. $150. 549·1268 7SAslreS. J. Station Wgn, mint cond., xlnt. gas ml. pp. 968-0483 '70 Monterey "dr Hrr. ~rd 9970 74 T Top, auto, pwr, air, ., cust bm . blk leath. <'USt Bridgestone rads, $950. ••••••••••••••••••••••• whls. only 12M. $8,000. _61_5-8_1u______ '77FORDT·llRD PP 714 796 9119 ft Pwr windows, P JS. . . . a ·n Marquis 2 door, like P /seats-splil, AM /FM 71wknds new. nsoo. 00-2789 or stereo wilt\ tape, cruise Cougar 9933 642•4391 . .control, vinyl roof, mag 7•••••••••••••••.••:•••• •n Montego Wgn. 49,000 wheels. (0155SMF). -76X~7. Fully eqwp d, 400 mi. Xlntcond. Phone / $5777 cu in. eng. 35,000 ma. 60-7806 aft Spm. $"500 673-5633 540-5630 .......... 9952 I 977 MERCURY •••••••••••··~··••••• •• COUGAR XR7 '76 Mustang ll. 4 S pd,• 1011 \SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN· "'ERCURY Spilt pwr. seats, stereo R&H. a cond. Xlnt cond. 2626 HARBOR BLVD radio with cassette tape, $3150. 631-1704 Nancy. COSTA MESA pwr. door & window . \(M.'ks. crwse control, tilt 67 Mustang, xlnt cond. VeCJG 9974 whct>I & wire wheel COY· Completely rt>blt. $21~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• er.. 1009TPN). S<l9-lJalor 545-5234 '72 Vega Wagon Ney,• $6888 '72 Grande. It blue. 35,000 Motor. ltres $1800 Call mi, AM /FM stereo, tilt S.'6-107Seves ___ _ whl, .landau top, radials, Autos Mew 675-7665 eves ' 9100 FLEET DISCOUNTS THIS WEEK ONLY! ! I .. '78 CONCORD ' 2· ~OORS - 4 DOORS -STATION WAGONS 178 JEEP CJ 1 78 CHEROKEE .. CH~OICEE & WAGOHEER CALL 847-9551 NOW! Autos have more CLASS when advertised DAILY PILOT in the 642-5678 .,,.,, I lr•c• ·~·· IO• 4 IP .. d. AM fM ''"'"° s4599 'Nabers Cadillac· 1---------...................... . ~ .............. __________________________________ ....... FIRE ENGlNE RE D Last model built. 1972 Mustang Convertible. 351 Cleveland engine. New Goodrlch tires. Original paint & upholstery New rocker arms. push rods, & lifters just installed by Mesll Motors. Top boot. $4950. 673-1144 or see at 6\1 Lido Park Dr, Apt 6D.1'B. t . .. ; . .. . .. .. \. . ! .· .. . !· -•''. • . l· ,. .. ~ .. ~· .: . :-. •: =~ . =: m•lllQe o-i ., t ·~ and hllie new lC••l1 '76 OLDSMO•tLE CUTLASS WAGON Fu!~~.~~~'!'~ s5799 AMI FM 1ter•o wttf\ 8 tt~.'N>lltOO¥lt4l'MalSf11t •h••L crutt• control, lugQ•Q• ,_ O<'ly 23 000 I o .. n•r ....... ht.e ,,.,.,,, CT07RETJ '75 CADILU.C COUPE DE VILLE Cet>rlolet 100 h~I '""''* $5999 lntenor full PQWet laciory ••r C0'1ct1lt<>n1t"IQ AM FM "efeo •''" e ttae' ,.,. ••Cttlf'nt concs.t.on Ct71SYYI '74 CONTINENTAL MARK IV Podded too. lull POWer. s5999 f.ctor,i •• , ova1 COtf'llort IHll AM,f'M ,__ '"''" I tr1<k. till ~. c:n..1tM CO'llr<>4. 40.CJOO ,,,._ l"e ne• (2$kl<NI ltt(l(J H.11 f\111 BIHi ( "'I.I \ 1, ~·· ) 10-') I 00 '77 XR7, has all the ex· tra s, 11.000 mi 's, Hf:AUTIFUL. Must sell Will consider your re asonable ofCer. 51H·5260 Dodge 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SAVE• '77DODGEPU Custom Ca b, 3 s pd .. 0 .0 ., custom camper shell 26K (11062562>. Chick lvwson Porsche/Audi 445 K Coast Hwy. '66 Mustang"" 1395. 631·3283 1966 Mustang 6 cyl, auto, very orig. S1200 or best offer. 4.93.7530 Want A Classic? '67 Mustang, 8-cyl. good cond. Sl800. 540·4713 N.B 673 0900 '67 Mustang, 6 cyl auto. 73 Challenf!cr. J.10, auto, runs xlnt. new tares, $650. PB. PS, AM t'M 8 track. _838_·008_7 _____ _ '7<1 MUSTANG tr GHIA. '71 Dodge Coronel. has 2300cc, auto, A/C, sun· many x tr J s. Mu ~ t roof. l!.t $2500 t akes. 1.acnfice S1275 1'.11-12.S7 S40-W79 rlt'Wt1 res. Sl!l!l5. 549·3MJ ----------9940 OkkmoblS. 9955 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.-.. PHIL LONG FORD \ •*• , O'••t ( tll ~.l't 0t•90 ,, ... ,. •• At, • .-.~. A...-Q C:•M•r ,.......,.. '74FORDLTO '66 Olds Cutlass 4·dC". Good transp & runs gd. S500f b s t ofr . C all M.5-~73. '74 Olds 2 dr Cutlass Supreme. clean. good body, runs well. 640-4639. ------' 73 Delta 88. A IC. P fB. PIS. radio. nu tires & brks. $1400. 838.3485 '70 Toro. Xlnt cond. Nu steel rads, rebll trans & carb. $1200/bst. 979-3666 dy, 768-0273 evs Factory air cond1lioning, , power steering, power 76 Olds Cutlass, A/C, brakes radio heater P IS, P /B. Xlnt cond. vmylr~. (786KY1 ). ' S9,000 mi 's. S33SO. $2555 -96().~t-61_7 ~~~~- 540 5630 l9m Delta 88. runs well. • P/S, P/B, FM radio. $550. 6.11·5479 1011 ~so~ & so~ • LINCOLN· Ml RCURY ~ • '77 DATSUN 280% 2826 HARBOR BLVD :· , COST A MESA Pinto 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 PINTO WAGON • cyl., • speed, radio. heat.er. <OMLWA). •. • ~:_~·"::~:~::::;::',, .00 *SAVE• :: AM/FM 1let~,.;1~8lr8Cll s7999 ~-;. • __ r..._·~-~-·TZ~~ ... "d--'1_~·-"_•·-'----------"' '78 MUSTANG JI r VS. auto, P /S, air, ·.~. '77 CADILLAC EL DORADO ; neA~w~'.FM,._,;~lre>.o. 4K. Like $2495 540·5630 Cabriolet 100 lull ,........, 1011 \SO\ & SO\ ~-· ::?I~:on;~l:~.~~s10 999 ;~~.:~ :'-• ,_ •"" c e -44$ E. Coaal Hwy. •".,.•• door 1oc~• o~w•• • · N B. 673-0900 .. •J.. "'OOl"'lt OOf ovat §~ :;:::.o'in::.••~:~ • U NCOL N MfHCURV 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA ... ~.. & onl'r 51100 n••n TR£MENOO\JS $ .. \ANOS' ICMtl -!;::..-;.;.;;,;..;.;,;,;...;.;.;....--;;..;;,~.;;.;..;.;.;,;..;,;.,. ................. ~ ~<: .. ~. ~:: §= ~= ·~· ~= .... t' : §: ~ ~: .. 1978 Granada ESS, while &ray ltbr Interior. Loaded. $1000 & pay. ment.a. •93·7282 af\ s PM ·se. Xlnt transp. car, new brakes le lira, AM /FM •t•r•o. Call after 5, 54W816. $300. 1972 Auto brn Panto Htchbck . Good cond. $1100 Call 754·93'78 btwn lJ.SPM, Ask for Becky M, nn610 '12 Pinto Wa.ioa, air, lui· 1•1• rack, xlnt Urea, clean, SIJSO, 75Mset ,. Ford Cortina. Al cood. "12 Wqon, ttk, air, map, New tlrea. Make ofr. ltltttcand. ~· to-52:52 c Call 551·5102. 'n Galaxle, 2 door, PS, 1f Pinto MPG,• 1pd, 1,000 PB, All/FM radto, nm1 ml, AM /Fii, radlal1, IOOd, SSOO. ~NU red. A,000 . .-?..S205 SELL ldJe ltema -.ith a "75 Pinto .Runab011t. Mu.t Dally Pilot Classlfltcl Ad. Mll/m1keofler. 842·58'78. 751H7'2 . ' LEASE ME . Johnson & Son s12t45 + ,.~o. UC. Cap cost S6550. Tolal ol mo pymts S4660.56. Residual S3863. 36 mos. OAC. PRESENTS. • • 1978 Mercury Cougar 2-door Anniversary Edition . BUY ME s13333T~~O. LIC • s 1550. dn. cash or trade + tax & fie. s 133.33 per mo. for 48 mos. Full pflce $6550 + tax & lie. APR 12.68% O.A.C . MERCURY COUOIR INlllVERSIRY mlTION CARS % DISCOUNT ON THESE SPECIAL FEATURES:* • Flight Bench seals w1t11 loldlng center armrHt • L•nctau vtnyl roof on 2·door, full vinyl roof on 4-door • Opera windows • Duel racing mirrors • Full·length bright body11de moldings • Paint stripes • Four sl~led steel wtlnl• and trim rings, or choose lollr wire wheel covers $256 REDUCTION ALSO ON COUGAR 4-DOOR. * •Bated on a comparl1on 01 l•adltlonel 1lleker pricing ol opllone aeparat•IY end es a paebga. AND YOU GET COUGAR'S MANY STANDARD FEATURES, TOO Orange County's oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealership WE LEASE ALL MAKES ALL MODELS .JOHNSON ISON WE LEASE ALL MAKES ALL MODELS '* 1,1 f ti ( I Hy ! I ' I I ' ;l ~' 2626 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa • 540-5630 All Pr'°'9 Plua Tax a lletnte Of\ APC>fOY8Cf o.dit AJl Prlcee Ert.cdY912 Houri From Publlcat\oft. AH c.... Sub6t0t To Prior Sii• I NEW 1978 TOYOTA PICKUP Tailgate panel. undercoat. Del Mar mirrors. AM radio. chrome bumper (RN28· 136087) WAS $5109.SO IKE'S SALE PRICE -5459550 ---~-·. SHELL 99c SALE Witfl The Purchase of _, Mew Toyota Pickup TMICk in our huge stock at ti1M of pwchaw. NEW 1978 TOYOTA COlON.4 4 DOOR Power steering, luxury edition. , AM/FM/MPX radio. custom Pill stripes. custom wheel well mdgt., custom rock.er panels. CRT105-071477). WAS $6473.SO IKE'S SALE PRJCE 5523050 NEW 1978 TOYOTA COlOUA 2 DOOR Sf04H Custom side mdgl. and pin stripes. CTE31314197). WAS $3690.00 IKE'S SALE PalCE 532 We are working hard to give you a whole new way to buy o car. and we 've got a completely new policy in our service dept. . .. fast. courteous service you can depend on. Come in and see us ••. you'IJ be glad you didJ! SE HABLA ESPANOL "OLE" YOUR VOLVO HEADQUARTERS '77 VOLVO CLEARANCE SALE SEE O UR #I CLEAN AIR CAR 1977 VOLVO 264 GLA 1977 VOLVO 264 GLA 1977 VOL VO 264 GLA Auto .. PIS, P/B, air. pawer windows. custom T -lop sunroof. (VC26465H t-046091). NEW '78 VOLVO 2445 Auto . PIS. P/8, air. custom pin stripes. (VC26465H1040791) WAS $10,290 IKE'S SALE PRICE s9579 Auto .. P/S. P/B. pawer windows. air cond . custom pin stripes (VC26465H1042005). WAS SI0,190- IKE'S SALE PRICE s1479 WAS SI0,690 IKE'S SALE PRICE 58778 4 speed, t inted glass. power b rakes. CVC24445l1-321121) WAS $7621 IKE'S SALE PRICE 56992 USED CAR SPECIALS OF THE WEEK '77 TOYOTA CBJC4 COUf'E 4 speed. air cond11Joning. AM/FM radio vinyl roof, rack. mags. Nicest '77 Cetica in town (060082} '75 TOYOTA COlOUA SEDAM 4 speed. radio 10 mileage (894MXDl '71 TOYOTA CORONA 4 DR. Sf04M Auto trans.. vinyl roof. new paint Solid car• (816CPMJ >1999 '73 FORD COURIH TRUCK Auto trans .~11r cond1t1on1ng. nice shell W1lh bOot. less than 30.000 miles Better look at this one (2681 IV) 52999 '71 D TSUM 2401 4 speed, arr cond1honing. stereo radio. 8 track. real wire· wheGls. forest green metallls. Look before you buy. (839LXH). i 9 '76 TOYOTA COlOUA W4GOH 5 speed. luggage rack. lo mileage (595PVJJ. '75 JENSEN HlM.f'r RDST'l«. 5 speed. air cond11Joning, stereo radio. Hardtop with sunroof, wire wheels. Less t han 23,000 miles. (674UMF) )6599 •73 HONDA CIVIC 4 speed. radio. Gas Saver! [132GLAJ. >t 999 '75 CHEVY WY f'tCllUf' 4 speed, stereo 8 track radio. Good solid truck. (1899879). '73 DATSUN 1 200 cotm: Auto. trans.. radio. heater. Nice car. (550288). '74DATSUM PIC1tUf' 4 speed. mags. under 32,000 miles. (376946). · '72 TOYOTA COlOUA Auto. trans.. radio. vinyl roof, Jo mileage. (614GVRJ. il999 '71 VOLVO 142SIO .... Auto. trans., air conditioning, radio. Nice car. (8760001. 174 VOLVO 145W4GOH Auto trans .. air conditioning, power steering. luggage r.~ck, fa mileage. (386LIL) ''JHOYOTA COlOHA 4 DR. SlD4M1 Auto. trans .. air cond1t1oning, vinyl roof. (045RXIJ. 5 1699 •74 VOLVO 142SEDAH 4 speed, air conditioning, radio. Nice car. (941 KYBJ. ·>3499 '75 VOLVO 242SEDAH 4 speed, radio. new paint. Nice car. (484MVC). •71 TOYOTA COlOLUCOUN Auto. trans.. radio, r allye wheels, l o mileage, (724SFM). 5 1999 '73 TOYOTA PICQf' 4 spead. nice shell with boot. mags, lo mileage. (48503SJ. '76 DATSUN 280%2+2 4 speed. air cond11ron1no. stereo radio. 8 track. moos. lo miles. (5 75NNL). .· '· Orange Coast . FINAL SPORTS L.OCAL WANT ADS BUT W~'f' AM I ASKING 'IOU 1 · 't'OU'RE 50 STUPlD "IOU WOULDN 'T KNOW A VlOLfN FROM A SASS D~ ..• SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1978 , THEATRE ROYAL COVENT GARDEN WOODSTOCK -.... -. IN CONCER.r \ , · BOXES 7s . , · , PIT 3s·6d. : 6al leries Zs ~ , ; HE'{, STUPID CAT! MY LITTLE FRlEND HERE WANTS TO LEARN 140W TO PLA'f T~E VIOLIN ... I '{OU DON'T , HAPPEN TO . KNOW WHERE WE COULD ROUNDUPA 6000 FIG?DLE, DO LIOU? . A 17Z7 . PA6ANfNt ! HOW NlCE! NANCY By Ernie Bushmiller . I GUESS AUNT , FRITZI IS OUT SHOPPING WHEN AUNT FR,TZI COMES HOME l 'LL TELL HER I DIDN'T SEE THAT LITTLE NOTE OH. WELL -·-I 'LL DO LIKE I ALWAYS DO . - DENNIS THE MENACE [> t> [> AFTER HIS DISCU5510N WITH HELGA, SAM DRIVER DECIDES TO HAVE ANOTHER TALK WITH GEORGIA KINGSTON! ~p fl/. pou~ ;" 4'-30 • Ma'§ A -rotAeM, NA7TY OL.0 91"1'.', 61Ar TfZY. ~HUT I.AP!! . KELL. i . SGl100L. Aiaaaline , ..... . ---. Adverti~•~ .. ~P't . yeP. 910L.Oi WANi~ A l='lAL.J..· F'At&E/ IN COl..Orl ! YOIA'1'E k'IOOJN{i/ WHAf'' -r'Hi copy? 1'MErli'~ JUST ONE ~MAL.L. P~OSL.EM: He rci~e.5 -ro PA v FOR! rr. E1t.A1 Ai &.£A51 - we S5'0tce 1Me 1a! ~a.JDGE PARKER J<l<l NO! SHE'S TAKING A FEW HOURS OFF TO DO SOME SHOPPING! WHAT HAPPENED? ' r ACCORDING TO THE DOCTOR AND HELGA, YOUR HUSBAND WAS GETTING LARGE DOSES OF NARCOTICS FOR PAIN DURING THE LAST TWO MONTHS OF HIS ILLNE55!~~ 61G JULIE WOULDN'T LIE TO ME, 5AM! HE SAID HE'D NEVER LET THEM GJVE HIM ANYTHING FOR PAIN • .,NO MATTER HOW MUCH THE KIND OF PAIN HE HAD COULD BE JNTOLERA6LE, ......---.__, ... GEORGI~.! JT HURT! ' ' ,, HELL 0 , WE'RE. 6EWNG CANDY 10 EARN MONE~ roR NEOO UNIFORM& FOR 1HE SAND! MOON /NI. SJMPL£ToN IN 'SMIPPJN<q ~N'T D~1t>E WHETMER 3 Ll~MT VANS OR ONE HEAVYT~CI' I WOlJLt> BE MOf¥ ECONOMICAL. DOCTOR SMOCK :t've coMe -ro YOUR ISL-ANP, 'CH 1 fSF, -ro PO -RE:SE:ARCH 'QN 1"ROPtCAL.- .:. MAL-AP IS S ANOTHSR CAi-CHY T~OPICALMA.1,Af?Y IS ... ' F'ORG&T .,. .' WHAT A SHAME rT (J.X)(JLO BE 10 5E.E. A BEAUTIFUL 1REE. LIKE 1HAT ONE IN QOOR. Ff«>NT ~RD ... COOERED 0011H 101LET FW'ER I • -· . . . ' . . . . ~, . . . . . --: . . t.w•••'llJahn•Dn: .. :TELL SIMP~ETON I -SAID TO RUN iH~ UEAVY~UCI< iHROU<4H OU~ COMPUTiRANP SEc WHAT H~ <1ETS ... • . NOW HE:Re's A i'"ROPICAL-MAL-At:>Y ,, j: '/HINK YOU' l-t, eN ..JOY ..• r-----------------........... ----~· By George Lemont 1-r's CAt...t...Sc:::>: "NO ONES COLJ l-t=> HLJ(...A (...I t<E: GO-GO Ge:RT, 'THe DAY' FIVES "fHOUSANP ANIS we:Re HI c;>I N ' IN H6-R SKI R-r " .1 WHY ARE! YOU CRYING IN YOUR MAI TAI , POCIOR ~ . . . ' : . . ~-- 4 -30 J...1 KS A FL..E:A TO A POG- 'l><><>LE~'S ~«>R.-LD IN HIS YOUTH, MY R>P WAS A CONFIRMED eACHELOR " Al .. Aft II LJN,...~A9LE •.. GET IT?? GET rr. . . ~ /W:JM SAYS SHE • DIDN~"llitNK SHE'D ~~ EVER 6£T HIM in AJPTHE. I QUESflOtJ - 1 I NfaVfR THOUGHT' l'P SEE we 17AVIH~'C? HAVE SOMel}flNG- IN COMMON. HE WAS UtJALIARABL.£, e:H? . :r SUl'JbSE THATS WHY TV COMEDIES USE L.J\UGH IRACKS ! Ila/ KauFma11 ~ ---BULLETIN BOARD--- • SIGN OITf A cudaa pajeter ~a wroq letter wlle9 lie prtated tllil wonl oa a ltnft lfp: SLOP. What word cl.kt lie latncl to write? P .S.: Titere are two possible auwm. e Year's Howl Alphabetically, the first and last months or che year are_ and -· fill blanks. . ·~ll'leUJOv eHot Seat! Ed'1 le9t II la llM enter row, third fro111 froet, fourtll fro• rear. nm .... two at_.. .. ,.. two ••••• rlpt. rr all row• llCfOll .... tile -e. lllow ... , CENTRAL an''S ancient depot tall la lllta d•T has six ICJ)U'ale mtranca. Sam ..... ~llU Barnaby, the station's new atten-eTongue Twists! Say fut, several times: Stan Shaw's dant, commutes to work on an spons shop sells stretch socks, swim suits and sweat early train from Statesville. He shins. "Shoo," said she to the sheep. begins his daily chores tidyi111 up the ou1er platform, and then makes his way inside. During the course of bis day. Sam passes through each of the six doors one time, and one time only. WELL DONEi Add colon MatlJ for a ....,,.. pktve: 1-lled. 2-Lt. blae. J-Yellow. '-I.A: broww. 5-flall. 6-1.A . .,... 7-Dk. browa.1-Dk. lftCll· t--Marooa. 10-0k. bl11e. 11-GrQ. CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? T1leN In .. laill m differ- ~ • .. wt .. ~ llecweetl top u.I Mttom ..... How .-.., cu , .. nlMI 1-.r a.ck ...... wttlll ..._. Wow. ·-~ .. l&llY 't '1Uf911&1 .. 111111 "I "IUfel!W .. P~ t_,.,. .......... •:>"I '11111911&1 II~'& 'llillltW .. Wll ~ 'l '-"MIO BOOMER Now then, here is a question: When Sam's day ends, does he wait for his train inside the buildjq wbac it'' nice and warm, or outside on the breezy plat- form? • • • ·euitt -4#\1 -wt•.&6 --i -....--llO tpllldep fll •• A0Jot.O, AS ~5Z ?9d:~IAfR16T I I'M f'fl?ESC~l8J~ ~~- 1J.ltNG Yoo AWS'f ~PEAi OV~'2: ANO OV~2 I •1·M G~TT1NG HAtJo- DO. ' ' Doero2 !LLI~' A.W. 1'111"6! ?OM~JZ AND HAND - ~MEJZ ." A~NOL.D'S FINAU."( ~L-IPP~D. MOTLEY'S CREW NOW~I WALK DOWN \He H~L ..... GO \NTO it{E: l..\V\ ~G ROOM ...... ~ f f SOUP'S ON! ChaJleaae: Flad a cltal• or letlm fro• A to Z, nd1 lctltr adjllCUl lllortzoalally, nrticallJ or dlqoaally . ' By Brown and Casson NOT Me., 5TUP10 .. YOU!! JU5i £~~Ai rr ov~~ At-Jo ove:~ AND eveNTUAl..LY ~OU'L.L. Bf.~l~Ve: ,,. ! 1HAT'S w~o IOL.D M~ l'M ~TflNG MAAIDSOM€'2. Ai.JO ~AND50M6R ! -----.~ I --·~ · 11'5 R~LLY WOf<KtNG ! t CAN FE'~L. IT AL.£EADY •1 • 15 , 'r i t J - MARMADUKE• GORDO IT'~ OllE OF Hf( PA1J£t0"S. ~ I • • YOO MUSTT~ TO 8E PlJN~TJIAL, A1R~ coa~ ! i Gus Arriola .. J "' April 30, 1978 DAILY PILOT I e -'Enriclied Flavor~tobacco ~attraction for increasing ofhigl1 tarsmokers. LON TAR-'ENRICHED FLA\(){' Kiap: B 11111' ·w: · 0.61119 nicotinuv. Pl' cipltt1, FTC Re,onAug'.n 100' a: 11 mg "w:· 0.8119 nicacinuv. perciprlll by FTC M«hod. finding good taste in a low tar cigarette is no longer a problem for high tar smokers. The taste of one low tar cigarette is changing the minds of hard line H taste" smokers. That cigarette: MERIT. 75% of MERIT smokers are coming directly from higher tar brands. 'Fmiched FlaYor'lObacoo The Reason By cracking cigarette smoke down into separate elements, researchers were able to isolate certain key flavor- rich ingredients that deliver taste way out of proportion to tar. The result is 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. It's convincing the toughest critics of low tar smoking. Tests among thousands of smokers show why. Tuste-lest Prod MERIT and MERIT lOO's were both tested against a number of higher tar brands. Overall, smokers reported they liked the taste of both MERIT and MERIT 1 DO's as much as the taste of the higher tar cigarettes tested. Cigarettes having up to 60% more tar~ Only one cigarette has 'Enriched Flavor' tobacco. And you can taste it. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health . ..._ ____________ __. o~.._.·1-.1m Kings & 100's • ! li ·f-,~ .-f l 1 i.rijl1f i ~!(~'~Ii ir.:JJi; f i [r 1 rJi·.1 11a11tl · 1ii1 1 JI f J . ]'!ii' ithitf a. J r•t[ir i P.ti•;.; ru srrr t •st &1§ I . f... rr' ' J ft[ ,fllr. •I ~ 1hn 1 , n !u ~1 ~ ~·_. .. 1: f'Jn1ilr hi J r ~ . .... f' Jf 'li J" rt in '1 Ir I i ! . -a· ,,. . , ';·~~·, -.. ..l, I ~111-11' f : ; !J I -=iv ,'\ · . . . · .1, I cs 1 ~I • z r -i • il iR 1 I . ~ ~ ,. I ,.HHiUUu~ uu. .. 1 jJ fl Hi'f 1'.eiUf Jf l li i ! 9'19':; · ~·; .. · ~ ; : '· . · ·· '!tlht•HH11 1 JJi ,-~ ~1 ~ \.. ·· ... lT', ··11.~ ·' • ,_;:,~-11 ·Hr"' r , •r~ 1, ..,, . · itlli9tratlDll.,"•'"•' I -·~ • -..,..J t ii I I tf fr ~r h ~ II .! • r . ! ti ~iii tHH1 Ull i 1::;P.ijlr~itlh! r 1u~:11 ht. hf:ihh .. hHH~ s I iJh . [. fllf I (s.J l . 11 H1H Juul 1! !f fJ~ h1 un I 1 n1 1 YOUR : fRIEND OR POE? "For all readers, a newtplPU means aD the news of the clay that all of us must understand If we are to succeed as a nation of the people. by the people. for the people.• Teaching U1orid affairs ... By Allen H. Neabartb Long before Robert Redford made the Watergate story Into a hit m<Me, news reporting was an adtlng buslnas. Long before the Watagatc c:owrage wrote a new chapter In our history, Investi- gative reporting was a necaAry protec· don of the freedoms of Amaicans. But the Watergate niporttng, In fact and on fUm . did dramatble the vital role that the preSll must perform and has performed throughout our 200 years. It reflec:ted, too, some serious public questk>nlng about the way the frM press behaves In today's free society. even when doing Its )ob. What aR the answers to those questions? Q. Is todaYs newspepcr a friend or a foe? A. I am going to tel you, of oowse, that tt • generaly a good &tend. But that ques- tion typlftes the popular mlsundentandlng about the speda) place of news .-porting In public life and the Indispensable place of Al Ncll'-th t.aed ID be o l"CpOfWr ""-f. Today he i. praldenl and d*f cuc:utJN of Gorvwa Co., Inc .• o group of n ~ -.. popa1 In 30-**' Mwl In the U.S. trn#loria of the V*V'ft Wand. In the A11antic and G-m In the Pod/le. l'1IM Wednadoy. he wll be ~ /« decdon QI chotmon and praldmt of the Amer· k:Gn ~ Publmhen ~ oc ic. on· nuol ~ In Atlanta. He ,_ ~ QI ANPA &lb cholrmon the pml boo ...-.. ANPA II on a.ododon of mcn lhcm 1,290nt!lft· patpfll'S In the u. s. and COftOdo. On OllfgfltMnt /rom FAHIL. Y WEEKLY, -,.,_., N.u· ltorrJi "*'*&Nd -~N.u'-tlton the .. of todov~ Am.rialn newtpaper. HcN .. ,. lb).'. newspapers tn private life. Q. Are you saying that the newspaper Is a necessary evil? A. I am saying It ls a necessaiy friend that must reach out every day to help evayone tn that community have a better day -whatever hls or her Jlfestyle, status, Interests, beliefs and backgiound. Q . Can a newspaper really do some- thing for everyone? A. It should and It can. Most communi- ties today can support only one suooessful newspaper operation. Whm a newspaper Is the only game In town, It must cut every- one In on the game. Q. That sounds !Pat. but what does It mean for the reader? A. For al readen, tt means al the news ol the day that al ol us must underitand If we are to succeed as a nation ol the peo- ple, by the people, for the people. For the cwious ruder, It means the pulse-beat lnfonnatlon ol the day -acts of government, dedsk>ns ol courts, results In sports, ups and downs ol the stock mar- ket, names In the news. For the adtve reader. It me.ans the caAendar -where to go, what to do, how to get the most from every minute. For the thinking ruder, It means a dtwnily of op6nkJn -the editorials. the columnists, the aoea MCtion ol views; not to tel the public what to think, but what it needs to know In order to think for Itself. For the lively ruder, the light and brlgh~ and 50metima wctrd lkle of life -the real happenings to real people, the flesh and blood ol the community that give warmth and reality to the news columns. FClf the uneasy reader. the hqJful hints for a better llfe -a directory fClf tolvtng problems, fat ftndlng answers. f« uplifting body and spktt. For the Nialdng rad«, the Cl'09IWOrd and comics, the television tchedula, the mo"'8 ~and the c:oncat reviews. FOi' the shopping reader. the details prooldlng new recipes.. .• &om the marketplace -the daily sooreboard of prices, the special buys and latat styles and newest products, the c:laal8ed guides to whae to find a job or mrtahouse. Q. What about the poor annoyed reader who thinks the newspaper ls just 11 troublemabr? A. The watchdog role ol the free press Is a cornerstone ol this free 90Ckty. It applies from the nation's capital to the smaDest hamlet, to the mOllf tmmedmte concerns ol the taxpayer. to the most baslC elements of life, liberty and the punuit ot happlnas. The undatylng purpose of this press duty Is to help conec:t troubie or. better stll. to help evotd trouble before It starts. That watchdog role Is Inherent In a good news· p..,er and Invaluable to a healthy com- munity, state and nation. Q . But Isn't the bad news headlined to ... mont newspapers? A. Most newspapers today are sold before they are printed. Of the m«e than 61 million reader househokls, most - mcin than four out ol five In many com· munltles -have their ~ de· llvced to their homes every day because they buy the toUll newspaper pldage. Q. Speaking of pocbtbooks, what hap- pened to the~ newspaper? A. What happened to the nicMI cup ol coffee? Penny foe penny, today's new.paper ls the best buy In town. Com· pare Its prioe with that of a cup of coffee or an loe-aam cone~ Compani the prioe of a movie tidwt wtth the weekly prioe paid to the newspaper c:an1er -and remember that c:anm .all male.a house cals. Q . Radio and ~ deliver news to the home, too. What has that meant to our newspepcn? A. New chalenga, new approacha, new qpportunltia. Broadcast news de- ltven the hacDnes and the higNlghtl that spertc the pubic appdt8 '°' newspaper dctd. Many AITl«k:ans, for 0M1ple, announcing sala and bargains. never go to a major sports event, but now that event comes right Into their ~vtng rooms, and they, In tum, go to the sports pages for quotes and statistics and sec- ond-guessing. Q.But haven't newspapers dedined? A. Changed, yes. Oecllned, no. In the 30 years since the heyday of John Carner· on Swayze, the number ol U.S. daily newspapen has remained stelldy, and those with a drculation of 50,000 or more reader families have Increased by 25 per- cent. In the pest decade .the number ot Sunday newspapers has grown to 647, a new gain of 74. And clrculation has gained most on Sundays, thanks to greatly lm· proved Sunday newspaper reading like this FAMILY WEEKl Y magazine. Newspapers now have men competi- tion, too, for reader attention, and they have prevailed on both counts. The Invest- ment In newspaper adve.rtlsing Is about equal to aD the money spent for teJevlsion, radio and magazine adverttstng combined. Q. Don't you have any unfriendly news about newspapers? A. The answer Is "yes." I have very un· friendly news for any newspaper that does not reach out each day In every edition to reach ewry reader with the news and ln- fonnatlon and savtcc that make life a lible bit better for aD. A newspaper that does not make that aD-out effort Is falling In Its obligations as a free press. It deserve to fall In lts Clpp(X- tunlties as a~ enterprtse, end It will fail us as a fl1end when It reaches us. But most newspapers do make that day- In-day-out effort -.most do ey far harder than their readen rube and crttk:s admtt. A newspaper that delivers total per- fonnance to tts tool] community of ruden may never get Its wodc made Into a movie. But It will be Its readers' best &tend. It wlD make bfe a little better for evety- one In Its community. 1'!11 And that Is what counts. ..., • ' We're gonna putAvoo on everybody's lips. With the most luscious $2.251ipstick in all America. Yours for~ And a smile 'Ilade in your old lipstick for one of these Ii~ lip hooray colors! ~ Lipstick is only the beginning of what Avon bu done to May. When your Avon Representative calls, ask her to show you ew:ry fM>ulous bit of beau ty this month has ro off er. Instant Mocha Baby Orange Cranberry Silk Copper Penny Sheer Shrimp Pink Velvet Dusty Azalea AVOO,YOU MAKE ME SMILE. Limited time olf.n; one to • customa. •sugatc:d l"l'taiJ price. ~ AVE By Robert S. Nagey • Christy Is an attractive and friendly 19- year-old redhead who likes sports and movtes and relates well to o«ler people. She WOftcs at a sa&es job and goes to ~ lege part-time. Sarah ts a bdaant, self-BS$Wed 19-year- old who beliews In always putting her best foot forward. Jennifer ls a dllannlngly open, Impish 15-ycar-old with the maturity ol a 7-year· old who can't read Of write English lolo'ell but translates~ a Spanish book flualtly. John Is a tough 15-year-old, the !Win brother ol Jennifer. who genaalJy stays donnant during the day but stalks the meets at night tn search ol narcotics. Usa Is anywhere from 6 months to 4 years old. She speaks onJy a few words, has a fa\IOl1te dol and kNeS to dmb on people's laps. ~ 6etall me...-.• pa- ........ they share the same body In what therapists say may be the most defln. eated case ol mulllple personaJttla known to the med6cal proless6on. The girts al have different wardrobes. They al smc*e, aoept Lisa, but the brands ol de dgaretta dffa. John distrusts everyone. m\CI when he appass, he NOi o11 the flat m.noe he gm. Jen- nifer can't stand Sarah's high heels and tabs than off es soon as she mataiallza. And when Santh .. out front, she de.an up Christy's acne. Dr. Clinton A. Johnson, a local con· sulttng psyctMtrtst who has been folowtng the caM at the NqUeSt ol the guardians, says the oandttioc1 Is known • a dmo- dalM type ol hystertcal neuroels, one that e e l'NaYME.ICU', .. .JG. 911 "She has acknowledged us. but she hasn't accepted us." says one of Christy's personaltties. "When she accepts us as part of herself. the integration process will be complete, and we will sort of die." affects women ol high Intelligence. l'"fhe oonditton Is rare," he expl.ains, Mand there ls no established treatment." Dr. Johnson says that to his knowledge only four or ftve such cases have been writ· ten up In medkal )oumais. though othm undoubtedly exist. Two ol the be:sj-known muittpe personaJttla were the subjects ol the highly aaccessful movies SylMI and the Three Foc:a o/ Eve. Perhaps what makes this case more slg- nlftcant than others Is the documentatton. Everything that has taken place In the past two years -the emergence ol the dJffer· ent penonallties, their brtesaction, their progreas through therapy -is on t.npe. Dr. Johnson says the ultimate goal In cases ol multiple penonalldes Is to Inte- grate them into one entity. In this C&M, Chrtsty will be the prevalltng entity since she Is In control ol the body 60 percent ol the time. When the In~ procas Is CXNopletit, her oounllr:rperts w8I cease to exist as~ penonallties. 1be fa.ter pmen1s me lt.e:t...,tsts them- selves, and through the use ol hypnosis have been able to contact the various per· IORalltia almolt at wtll. Their documenta- tton has been an Jmportanl part ol the treatment. But they want their names and the loc:atton ol their home withheld to pro- tect Chrtsty'1 ldent1ty. Although she Is tn charge ol her body most ol the time, Christy It the only one ol the penonalldes who ,. not acquainted with the others. Sh. learned about them from the tapes. wShe has acknowledged US, but she hasn't accepted us," Sarah shrugs. "When she accepCs us as a pan ol herse.I!. the In· t'9Z1don JlfOCCSS Will be compkte, and we will sOft ol die ... The therapists say each ol the entitles apparently was aeated out ol stress. When Christy was· unable to cope with a situation, she gave up control ol herself and entered a fugue state, a condttiorl In which a patient flees from reality and has no memory ol It. As she dki, subcontdous parts ol her penonality -the parent, the chiJd, the rebel, the male pert -became strong enough to take ow:r the body. Once aeated, they stayed. NowdlleodMr perN "tlee ....U, .,._. when Ctin.ty 11 dher exhausted or under mess. Generally, they take form without warning. They also can be brought out through hypnosis. When Christy • unda strain at worit, Sarah rdeYa ha. They look the same, but to the dole oblerwr, the changes are ~-When Sarah appears. an al- most knperoeptlble aura ol reserve sur- rounds her body. Her Yok:a goes down a noCdl or two, and her movements take on an air ol eef·assunmc:e. Sarah Is mora fat' mal and inltincttvely seems to know what Is "proper." All this can llf.ad to problems. "For a while now, Ctnty has been c:al- lng her be. by his ftrst Nd'M," Sarah re- lates with a sm!Je. '°The other day when I was fllllng In for her, J had forgotten that, and I mated to him by his last name. He eyed me qulzdcaDy: 'My, my, amt't we getting fom\81 an ol a sudden" " Christy goes to college, but Sarah, a straight-A student, takes and passes her examinations. She l6gns the tab Christy Sarah "Just to CJw:tsty knows rve been there and tookcmeol ~-" When Christy's um starts ect1ng up, Sarah comes out to relieve the pain. "I will It away ustng the mind-over-matter ap- proach," she exp&atns. Sarah Is the offlclal subcomcious "observer" who keeps trac:lc ol al ol the penooaltties, but she Is not the dominant alter ego. Jennifer Is. When Christy becomes too tired to func. don, Jennifer comes out to play, to de:llght and to reflect the unlnhtbbd wrlollty ol a child with unbound energy. "I like to add more than subtract," she observts." 'cause that way J wind up with more than what I had before."" To a vbttor who wanted to give her two neddaca: "Nop't, you better ~ one so's you can be what you are." About her role • part ol a mu)Up&e per- sonaltty; MVepp't, I know I be here a short time: they told me that. But It's fun, 'spedally now that I like peop&e. I used to be sand of people 'cause they hmted me. But now, they'rt nk:e.. and I don't be teared no more." And when Chrtsty, Jennifer and Sarah are at rest, John sips out ol the house to satisfy his cravtng for drugs. U there is somdhlng lncOngruous about a male per· sonalty In women's dot.hslg, no trace ol 11 shows In John's ro..gh street banter. "John," the thaapist asks. "Just for the recxi.d, you ~ a male, even though you're wurtng women's dothlng r't<N/7' "Yeah," he re.ponds with a l(;whet edge, "I'm a male." "How dki you happen to com4r out frontr' Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking ls Dangerous to Your He~lth. .------------------1 111~ l!J11tit;1·r.~~ I 1f I 11 1i11· ~mi nti 19§1 •ttt~~r !lf t: ,... I t fl~JI lil'~h ltl~ E -f'!:tll_ , 1. IJUi~lttrfiJU I I ~U.i{t iliy' ft" 1;r, JlflJ.1t·~· ! I .. . s r, •i '111 ~ ! rt~!lrl & ; :t,, ., I· fl' l!~ 111~,. .. , Ii' I ;~n?f:=·::;.:il!,~-·::I. I ~ ·1·· r I ,_ ..... :. " :. . ··a·:, ' tf .. f i ·.,). t ''''~· I L 11tl''l1J ,. I ~;;1 r~111rntr!t','m•11.· -·. 11 l ... qr I a f ·..• .•n 'U'•rUJiilii. I ,,,, L · n t I I "'s \\\\~U\!1\~ ~ " '111\11 I i if i f l ir I rl i R-I • Ii I l ii I . r Ill . ... 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Not long ago. he appeared while the ther- apists were working with Chriscy. He looked around tile room, jumped for lhe door and was gone. According to Sm-ah, who was observing aD this helplessly locked In the body, .John then hitchhlked to Pasadena, 25 mlJa away, wandered around the streets and got lost. By nightfal, he was confused and frusmsted, so he gave up control and turned the body owr to Jennifer. Home a.... a .a w to.llCI .._.... r. c::rfbll at the entrance ol a pubic building. Jennifer managed to remember the name ol her foster pemll:I and the dty whae they ltwd, and the woman tele- phoned them. At 4:00 A.M .• after a frantic -.chol lOhoun, thefascaperentspk:ked up the frightened girl. Bee.au.. ol John's uncontrolled concti- tion, therapbts will not de:hrat&ly bring him out. But at a reoeru 5eSDon, wHnaled by two Pomona Ptogtas-&1¥t1n news-- General El8ctricia ·:iv:~= FoodJ>rioce.or and two'lbut-R-~ IPfta that would ao,ymom~J =~:'b.wi men, the gudlans, ttwough hypncm, wen able to bring out the tom other per• sonalties In two hours, cad\ shMpiy differ- ent from the othln. They aB reoog11bled and acx:e:pted thit natural mother, who was present and flied In their hiltay. Ct.isly was the fWth ol her six children. The mother recaDed that even as an infant Chrilty seemed to haw had some shits In penonalty. But the lnconslstendesseemed to be minor, and there w.re other chiklnm lo brtng up, so the mother didn't pay much attention to the ch.go -that Is, not until her daughen was about 11. "'That's when my nwri1agc got Into trou- ble.," she e:iq>lan. "f felt dep I I I I ~. and Owtsty tried to COl'\IO&e me, but I guea the strain got to her, too. As my domatk: litUr alk>n got wone, her tchoolwodt suffered. Then a sUa"91 d:mig happened. rn one day, Ctwtscy teemed to "°"' up. She was coming up wtth lnAghta that were too deep for a girl twice her age. And Ilka a mhcl&, she became an honor student. Of coune, I didn't know it al the lime, but that Is when Christy's penonallty spilt, and she girw herself ova-to her man mature pert, which took fonn as Sarah." s..ah Dyed In control ol Clwtlty's body far tDON then • ,,..,. Md then the Md Clftty t.garl t.king h.ms *Yfng out. That confuMd the mother .val mora. "I thought sometl*ig was wrong with her nnt,. the mother reals. ... woukl shale '°'11Ctt*19 with her one day and the wouldn' remember It the next day. The third day lhe'd tecall everything perfec:dy . I~ was as ti she'd lpllt Into twins." At 15, Ill Christy WAI walking pest the local park, a man Jwuped out ol a parlced car. forced her Inside and raped her. When Chriscy tried to rallt. he beat her in.. to unconsdousnesa. Sarah, who was obeeMng and experi- encing the attack Inside the body, aplaina how the nat penonaky ll*df took place.: "When Chriscy became uncon- 9Clous, she gave hlnel up to a c:hlldllM penondly, more ol a ftghter, who might survive the attack. So Jennifer was born. But the bating WM too much fOJ her as wcJI, IO she geYC up to John, Ctnty's male entity. rm not sure whether the ..allant was tJwough by then or John ftNiliJ fought ~ off. but John became Jennlfa's lwtn and praeaor. To this day, time has no maning for etther one. They wee born at 15, and now, four years later. they are still 15." From that pomt on, life became hell for the mother. "I didn't understand what WAI happen~." she says. "Al I knew was that anty or one ol her counterpmts took up wtth a gang ol juveniles, became a nllll'ClOt· a UMr and got Into troubla with the law. I ~ alkad for help." (Owttty went to her baer parents two years ago.) Each time a different ~ to ...a 100 a rebate of up to . ACoodpaocesloirreellYmakea -------, coolring e88J b Mom. And there isn't Mother'• Da.Y .ReWe Celebration another one with all the featune oC the P.O. Baa I042C, lleriden, Coanecticut OSt60 I emaged. Christy blacked out. She was unable to nail ar¥t*18 ol wtw h.d takerl place while lhe was out ol control Sarah, on the other hand. became the .. ot.rwr" for the en••IQ pereonabes .. "I can' really Interact with any ol them," she explains. "None ol us can. For exam- ple, we can't hokl conversations wtth each other. But al ol us, except Christy, can see what Is happening on the outside." Aa ·-a...,~ ... CCMlll-........ the work on thM ii just beg.in- ning. Up to now, the therapists ha'1e been conc::entlatll19 on the need to admowledge that ach penonallty Is • pert ol her -just Ike other people ha'1e dlffer.m chsaders -and that the difference ii thal with anty al her subcomdous segments hlave taken on conc:nte forms. "If It weren't for'all t1'°9e tapes, for hear· Ing the Y06ces, I would never believe such a thing possible," Christy says. Aooeptanoe ii the b6g problem. None of the entitles has truJy accepted the others. And although they have come to terms wttb the plosped ol tnt.egnalkln, they don't want to losa '*'* lndMdualty. But ac· cordJng to Dr. John9on, acceptance Is a praequislte to ~ and to Christy returning lo a func:tiooi119 level. Ch1sty Is trying. but the would like to be }'m a lltde selec:tivc about what goes back tnto her personalily. She says aha hopes to ~ not s.ah's snobbiltlnas but her lnlellgenc.; not Jcnnlfa's d1lldllh behav- ior but her opennea; and not John's tne- ~ and Nbelliousnes&, but his ar- tistic: talent and strength. Those, Mio, se the goals ol the r!WI lt.a...,i.ts. IA6' TbeeeGE~R Oven t.outera do a lot more thanjuat make t.baat. You can hl'oil et.eeks or ham- . burgers. Heat rolls or 1ror.en dinners. Warm appetizen or te&Yen. Bake Clt!?erolea or deimrt:B. And JOU can tout odd- sized breeds and rolls, com muftina or English muflina aut.om•tjcaJ\y. GB }1ood Pnc 111 or. Tbe tough. A.a proof olpu.rch.ue • ..towl ia the model number clipped from Ute 1 ::::0:.:t....'·• ~• u_..a.:. ...._ -;,_;_. &oat. ccmr ol ~ U• 6 Care Booll ~with~ dated..._ w.... ._..,.. umuB ~ 6" ~ receipt. I~ m.JGEn.at-R-OveiP aodlorGEJi'ood Ploce.or ~,,....~par a ~t, ~ grldel. Tbe bet __ April 14 and May 14, 1978. I haw put an X in the box nat to I ~ rewrlible dillc lli8on one the model number. aJa. and ahreia• dlie atJM& 'ftaen! aN 8 UllATS. CM 0 T-114 a au.Aft, O'J 0 T-11 llt UBAft. 01 0 IP-1 r noedrablwkito ... oataidethe I.._ _______________ _ bowl 1Wocoatn1.awitcbea-•PuJ.ee ~ I The incredihle GE Food Pr\X e 111 DI' and the wnatile GE 'JlJMt..&.<mm.. Great ~-t.o make any mom•a du And now GE will eencl _JOU_ a $10.00 rebate for tJ.e Model fPl ~ Proc !HDI', a $5.00 witmfor~._.ofpowerada . I as, I ~On· awitda ftir lonprjohs-~ the ew olthe ~ Pood Pftc: c 1 a DI' right :i=. .. , ..... ....,.,.._ I • •tyour&ngertt.pa. I ......................................... ,71 I B .... ...,_..dWl'._ .. .,._ef1111u.ac:..""•t11tM111ua .... ......... -............ ~=.=..a....:.-~ L...................................... .J -~ ---------·------· rebate for the Model T26 'JbMt..B-Ofta. and a $3.00 rebllte far the Model 'lll.C 11Jat..R-Oten. Any '""~look at it, iea an o«er sure t.o make everyone happy. SEIERAL. ELEC.TRIC THE There's nothing like a little champagne to give you that warm, glowlng feeling Inside. Especially when Ifs one of our au-out gorgeous. Champagne Edition II Volkswagens. Our Champagne Sclrocco looks like It's going places even when It's standing sttll. Ifs loaded wtth sport bucket seats, a front spoiler and snappy black trim. There's even a rear wlndshleld wiper. so you can get a good look at all the cars you'll be leaving behind. Then ttlere's our Dasher -our most sumptuous Volkswagen. II The Dasher comes In • t'NO or four:- door hatchbacks, both. with crushed velour seats and deep cut plle carpeting. There's also a Dasher Wagon. And all three models hove ttnted glass, spe- c la I wheel covers and daz- zling green metallic paint. If ycxire looking for something to go with your mink, try our Rabbit. H's dressed In glowing s11ver-rose or sltver-green metal- lie.paint. And Inside, there's son velvety seats and plush corpet- tng everywhere you look. So If you've hesitated to buy one of our beautifully en- gineered Volkswagens, look again. A taste of our Champagne may help you overcome your lnhlblttons. 8RJEF HISTORY OF CHURCl:flll. DOWNS wtwn the Kentucky o.by WM run In 1875, the track WM known as the ~ Jocby Cub ..1Cl DrtvlQg Park Aaoda- Uon. Th& neme was cNnged to the men ~ Church.II Downs (Chwc:NI for the family that· owned the iand on wt*=h the track was built) In the 192<1 s by a local IJ)OC1SWltter. Over the yiean, many altcretionl hav. been made at the track. The dubhouM Is now on the oppodt tide of the track from Its odglna1 poeltloc\ becauee the sun used tc get Into lpedllton' eyes. WHAT DERBY WEEK IS REAU.YUK£ ~owninent l...ouiw9e NSidmlS ..-on one thing about Derby · Week -It's hectic. l!'f\n Stone, paaldmt of Churchlll Downs, Mys, "There's racing during th8 day .Mt parties at night. It's the c:ombhadon of the two chat makes It IO hectic." An aide to LouiMle mayor Bill Stan.bury uys, "Once th& FrtcS.y before Derby week hits, tt. mayor .. off and running just llM the hones." Mn. Cheda Weyland, a mem- ber of the ho.rd of dlrec:ton of the Kentucky Derby Festtval, es- timates that she attends at least a dozen fWlCtlons durtng Derby Week. But she says that tt's a It- de ea5Mr for her bec:au.te, as a member al the fattval board, she hM an attracdve uniform and doesn't haw to worry about what to wear. WHO WON THEFIRST DERBY Th& first K~tucky Derby, heJd In 1875, W81 WOO by Artstida. Known .. "the ttde red hone, .. the anal chatrwt was owned by H.P. McGrath of l.alngton, Ky. That ye.w Arisdda was also Mt· ond In the Belmont Stakes. Facts and folklore about America's favorite day at the races. By Pam Lambert Jodnto Vaaquo RonTurcoae Jockey Jacinto Vasquez took WHAT ITS LIKE TO WIN his 1975 vtdoly on Foolish P\ea-THE DERBY sure In mkle. "It was just .. eny othu race for me; I w.n't pertlcu- &erly CICdled," Va.qua says. Not up a 1972 W:tory on RM Ridge so for Ron Turootte, whofolowed with a win on the legendmy Sec- THE THREEFASIEST TIMES A.test of al WM Seuetarlat, who In 1973 completed the lV•- m&e race lo 1:59.2. BefoN then, the fastest time had been North- ern Dancer's two-mlnWe run In 1964. The ttwd-faltest time of 2.-00.2 9eCOnds WM poeted by Oeddedly In 1962. Chick Andenon HOW I CAU. THE RACE Mo.t people ftnd it hard enough just lo folow a hone race, let alone caD one. But Chk:k Andeaon, who's called the Derby 26 times. says tt's not that dtf6cuJt once you know whet to do: "The bask prtndp&e II to know the post poeltloc\ of the hcna and to .....ooate the oo1on of the .. wtth the hones' names." Andenon Mys ha can spot • lud of six Inches between one hone and another and hun't mlscalled a photo finish yet. THE WINNER"S ClJP '1'!:liiltlft/ The eolkt gold ll winner's cup de- llgrled by l.oui5- .. )eweMa lem- on & Sons wes Rnt paented In 1924. To celebum the Derby'slOOtbmnl- weraary. the hone-- thoe on the cup was Mt Mlh pre- cious Dona. ~diamonds end ernaelds. Witt\ the "*l9 pate. of gold, tt. cup's value has tr1>led from Its origjnal valuadon of $5,000. The cup, wNch ... mOlt two feet tal, .. praented to the owner In a IM!n-lned ma- hogany c:aN, and asmaDer silver cup la praenaed to both IM win- ning jockey and the trainer. THE WINNF.R"S PURSE The size of the winner's pune cS.pmMls on the number of hones In the fteld that yes. Al th8 en- trance fea colec:ted from the ow- ners wishing to race their bona .,. put Into • pool The winner ...catvatheamountmnainqaf- .. the ftxed $30,000 MCOnd prize, $15,000 d*d prize and $7,500 fourth prtm have been a- warded. last year's wtnner, Seat- tle Slew. «oded upwtth $214, 700. ref.tat the folowlng year. "It was a fJ'eal tt.111 for me win'*'& beck to beck," he...._ " II was wry adlng, apedllDoJ the sec- ond time. But I w.. cWtnttcly conftdent about winning." HOW THE HORSES ARE CHOSEN Any dne-yar--old thorough- bred reglltend In the U.S. or an accredited fontgn counby Is • _. to race f he owner puts up $7,600. By February 15, tt. owner ml.lilt pily a $100 ~ nllting .... On the Thunday bebe the race, a $4,000 en- trance fee must be paid, wfth the balance due 48 hours befcn the race. After an unMeldy &.Id In 1 'T/4. the o.by wet '1nllild lo 20 hones. H then .. more ~ tenllal startm, the 20 that have won the molt money wtl be al- lowed to race. ATTENDANCE AND BE111NG The molt money bet on a Der- by r-. ... S3.~.225 IMt ye.-........ attendance was the aowd of 163,628 people who came IA 1974 for the lOOth en- ntvermy race, whk:h was won by Cannonade. HAS A FDJ. Y EVFJl WON? Ya, one -~In 1915. WHICH 4'0CKEYS MVE RIDDEN THE llOST WINNERS? Eddie lva6o end M Harlack e.ach hav. won ftve tlma llt the Oerti-;. Jodc.eya ISMC Murphy, Earie Sande end Wiiie Shoe- maker have rtdden wtnnmg hones ..... tima. -4 Heywood H• Broun NY FAVORllE DERBY llOME.N1S Veteran~ Heywood Hiie Broun hM .-.ided 11 Kentucky Derbys, but he says he'I never forg.t tt. fbt one he aaw In 1939. "A fn.ndand I rode 29 houn on the bus &om collge under the lrnp ml oo that we had two p..a io tbs track, .. ..... Broun .. '"When -enMd we found the s--W9l9 not to tt. Dabv but the Tullpo.den. Not being that Intel med In tu- llpa, we c:lmb9d the wn fence at the track and hung on I lllce wounded buttaflla • .. watch- ed the race." Broun S111J1S thet of al the hona he's wMched In the Dabv. Seaet.MIM w the 5'Qt- at: '"I was stationed at the top of the ...-.ch, and whip\ s.a-.w Qll'9 around the tum wllh this bemeudous surge, II w the maw adllng physbl r!WI dllpiey r.ve ever Mell... ..., I I L Fashion's fovortle. o deloale ~ L In 24 laot gold vemlel. ~ In glowing c:x>lofs and. on one pefOI. on ex.qi llsMie diamond dew~ ... In Venic2, long ogo, on angry father fold hts cbJlj:Wer It 'NQ5 OS 11.ety she would many her loYer OS It 'NQ5 for 0 rose to bloom In eorty sp1ng. IU Fote look o hand. And <M'Side the moldeu's windoYf o single perfied rose tusr mlroaJlousty Info bloom. Ever s1no! lhot rtme, In lhot romonttc dly. loYef's hoYe obset'wd o doming cusrom. On the Feast of St. ~ In April eod'I ardent sutol seeks cu o single perfect rose to~ hts ~. Now you oon share this spfii q6me asom. and~ the predous l.cweB' Rase. Formed Info fo5hb i's toYorle of the moment ... on elegallt ~Washed wtlh P'ff 24 kora gold.~ In ndlly glowing enamel <X>lors. And-petfedty plooed on one softty a.wtlng petol-o kNety ante ~ ctamo.d. lie o drop of dil!!w at sunnse. Avollable only '8tl INxy 1 O. and only from The f ronl*i MW The l..owrs' Rose The f'°"'*' #Ntl, Ff'Ql'Mn c.n.r. ,_,~., 19091 Aecm mnd me 1he lowm' ~ o dlllca:a lldlls*t ......_. wlh pu19 2' lad gc*I. ~ o IMI ~ bla:a~ clamoid tbldea1.-d. N .. ...,. pica cl $65! "¥ t*'-41 be_,, Iii> me In O wtiJer Ol)1i I 1 If P-"*'• bale.~ wlh o car '*~.._.,.one do....., ecllan. , .....,., ft01 b my'*' ca~ ............. 0 r&CllY.lendmemy•1111babS .as~1•11ttnU. 0 fl'f CMDITC»D.Mmed/9Mp1•f~~og .. Uamo&.WolS ... --- 11> (~ Otworly) O~etage Qy:...------------,.,. ~~---=------................................. ..,_, ,...,...._.., ............. ..... ·-- . --...--..----------------------" Quips cl Quotes / -..::s IWLDIOn Why do I flndt, tum dgfady pole? rue broken off a /fiigemail. la~ edge I c:lp and /lie And WOtt upon /or quk a whlle. l/ "'11 ft a,,. on panes.or coat. Again I cfp and file and r1* That GI at fast the edge growl sli . I'm getting doeer to the qukk. Thue are the tlma I U10tlld pre/a Awomanscooy. lenoyher Too. /fngemaiJs bought ready· mocW 11tat on her own are OCJerfaid. -Richard Armour The bureaucratic mind leaps al boundaria. For instance, here's an authentic rnano from France: "We me trying lo bring our fies up to date. If you have been married, moved or died, please let UI know." -Mcrin A . Ragocooy The patWnt &Dal coming out of the anathelia tn the hosptt.al room and asUd hll mme. "Why are al the ahada pulled down?" "Tlioe s a /fte neJd d0«," she ~.'"and tH didn't &OOnt you to wake up rhJnldng tM ope· ration UHJS a faJ/ute. " -Thomas LoManoe And from our~ P<*Jmae: a young Adminlltra· tion ...,_ SUJS Ii • ta..:ftat· Ing V4y &o saimuMM ow flltertng eca.amy -hlrve a nalloMI gc>- ing-out-ol-buslnas sale. -Robm<Mlcn I mac. a tdenoe-/fdk>n bull who IO}ll that a Cor9aliooal debate .. 0 proee encounflrr of the U10rd land. -Edward Alen George waaalwaysbelngdragged along on .....,..IQ trtps by .. domineering wfe, but now. no man! On the ... ~ bis wife held up • frtly nightgown In • crowded depertmcnt ator• and asked him f ... ~ It. Gentle George's moment had come, and h8 Npled loudly, ·1 an do! But wll your hutibmd?'" -Audreyfaric The man watched with fa.2\a- tion as his netgtibor c:anfuly wlllhed one·half of bis cs Md put the nl8' and bucbt back Into thegm1191. "WtWlt about the qdm half ol the Cllllr he asked cwtously. •Wef, .. was the niply. '1d the 8- nance company wash It. It's then... -DorodWG knl An orchatra 1oDG1 uflldng a small, llolal1ed town. The a.now J'eC· ognlaed al the lnstnanenes but the ... aombone. One onbok- eT llH1ldied the plover /or a 111hk and then aald to a /rfend, ~-sonw tric:t to r -he oln 't reollv SUIOllerin' U. " -Al Batt 1HROUGH A am.D'S EYES Ms ..... L I f ,. 'J: ..,.,,..... -, ~.., ., ....... l sw ... ... ..... .... _ ....... ........ ... ............ ., .... ...... ... ...._ .. .,._ ... . .......... I --....... -. «,,.,, L...-8-:fl. CA/II. Two friends were matting and one smd he had just ~ an artt- de on ayogcnics. "'Thuh the I sdence ol &eaing tiodies," he explained. "'That's nothing new." the other replied, "my landlord's a ~time tpedNtst In II." -Frank Flanders By FrMk 8eglnMI UTTlE Elltl y to ..... Y• a lit8e ..... kt YOIW •• • .. la tt&at....,.. ltd..,..Joudleomftt vto start .... 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Cowr mMi re- fllga• f not MMng im"'edlate¥ •. Belle In pet 1 ' 1 I 3SOOf. own 30 to 40 ........ und bubbly. Mobs about 3 quarU, 12 ..mng. A DO-ABPAD PAR'IY BUffET POR DERBY DAY Whether or QC>t bone racing meets your fancy, you'll 8nd ·our SoutbenHtyle menu wlll appeal to all your guests . S, Mar0,n ffa"SeD u-. .... -... . .....,, ..... ..... ..... l?1t'11,uta1 ..... Pa1111•---l' Q' IJll .... .., .......... ,.._. .... ____ ..... 1. PNhmt own to BOf. I. Cut tap~ -----NIDOW core. Sa..,.u .... olthe_.. s. An-. ...... cut ... up, In .... bl. t-r ..s t.idrlll cWt. Gdnil ...,.,_ °"'----· ... CGaMw dw. --audit -...._ s.--1 on'°""*-Bm 15 mm-._ °' und tnmetoa .. hot, but ... ftrm . Nata12..-. tt , .. ... ,,. .... .... t ...... ... ttr-.(t.-..0 .... Hclll ;aa11 ..... -.. .. ti! ....... ....,.ct1tt dw 2-..gcdc.ClllllMd z ... ~ ...... ............... ._ fllOll"N ISION OESk*1 . ...... , ..... . ... _ 1' Jll .......... l7clil ..u' 1 ..... ..... ...,.....,_ ........... c n a ... I. In lmge bowl.._.._....__. ... r....,...,._. .. ...,._..._.. ...... ........ ...,_., . I. In ...... bowl. ...... ycilra unit dlk:k -)dW-cdrnd. a.. tn lemall ltnd -lanon J&*-. Fald ~ ........ mlldlntnao ......... 3. a... a..n In d6d bowl und ...... a shape. Foldawntnm...,,..mbdure. •• Sprtnkle w ol var.a. ..... aumlm In boaom ol buttered J.31h-~Slit-~ 2-tnch baking diltl . $. Pour In lemon llDbn. LJFda; llDOOCh with lpKula. Sprtnlde ..... wlh ~ lngaumlm. PUt In,......~ 6. To ..rw. Gii tnao ......-. S.W wlh folks. .... 12....,.. - One ........... Dnnklng and driving will never be compatlble. But the time may be coming when yoo wiU roolinefy buy a ·round• for your cat, thanks 1IO a Mobil de'lletopmet 1t that converts ak:o- hol Into higt)-octane gasoline. The new Pf008SS can use any type of alcohof- inctuding the • good stuff• made from grain. But It's designed primarity for use with non-drinlcable methyt aAcohol made from coaJ. While the process is presently too expen&Ne to compete with gasoline ~from crude oil, it ooutd hetp keep America suPl)lied with gasoline on that ~nt date when the wand's crude supplies can no longer meet demand. (Even then, we doubt gasoline Win be sold by the fifth.) lloW Ollk The wor1d becomes even smaller when you consider that everything needed to support lite conies from a region that extends just 31 mites above the earth's surface. and the same distance beneath It Cded the eoosphere, this region provides all OUt food. watet, air and fuel. How much of the ecO&phere supports 'fO'.l'I Right now.. it's a cube measunng 1.3 miles per side. By 2000. however-just 22 years from now-the earth's population Is eicpected to have grown to the point where each ot us will have only hatt as much~· "Js nothing sscffld? Now Mobil is converllno alcohol Into (/BSONne." Dig .. ..a. There was a IOt of tak in Washington last year about Americ4s dwifding oil and natural gas s. ipp6ies.. Vttille the talliers W9f8 talking. the U.S. oil Industry was doing something about the situation. ExclUding seMc8 welts. Ameri<:an companies drilled mcwe than 44,850 exploratory and development we1s in 19n. the highest number in 11 years and near1y 13 percen1 aboYe the 1976 total. Of the total, 9890 were explora11ory welts, an incfease of seYeO percent (/'#/If 1976. Only 26 percent ot the wildcats found hydrocalbons In commercial quantities. an Indication of the difticull job of finding additionaJ oil and gas. Aelll•,..et. You probabfy p8y ctose attention to the ~ conditioo of the tires on your car, but what about tho6e ycxfve ·retired. tor the summer?They need ' care, too. Snow tinfS shoold elwflfS be stOted on I; their sides, not on the treads. "the tires 819 still on rims, reduce the air pres$Uf8 In them lo 10 pounds. Keep them away from etectric mocors and ou1 of dif'9ci suntight; ozone · from ttl89t sOUlces deteriorates the r\lbbe( Mobir Can televlslon substantially affect the behavioral climate of a home? What do police olBceis think of .. cop" shows? BOW TV APFE«:TS US TRUE OR FALSE? I. The extent to wNch your child Is In· nuenced by what he Mes advatlscd on 1V depends on how~ he ts. 2 . Police officers have a love-hate view of "cop" shows. 3 . The most mascuhne men and the most feminine women have signiOc.ant prefer· enc.a where 1V characters are concemed. 4 . Though both &du.Its and children occa· sionally may stt through a Jl"(91aJT1 they don't Bke -}u.st to keep peace In the family -nettheT the children nor the adults exert real Influence on the othen' pqf erences. 5. The 1V progJams watched have a sub- stantial effect on the emotional and ~hav· loral dmate ol the home. ANSWERS 1. True. Studies at the University ol Pennsylvania show that "the most lmpor· tant factor influencing the effects of adver· tbing on children is age. First-and third- grade children are more strongly affected by advertising than ~ children." The Investigators bdew that thls finding refleds more advanced cognitive defense$ against persuastve attempts among older chlldren. ln other words, older chlldren are somewhat better able to think things out for themse.lves and to evaluate various clalms for products. The study concludes that television advertising aeates Its greatest effect on young children, especially those who are most cxpo5ed to It and who lack strong altemattw reality checks from peers or from more hlgh)yeduc:ated panmts. 2 . True. In a Stockton State CoU«ge study, lnvestigatOl"S oonducted a three-month 1U1Vey of a ~tative sample of more than 800 poke offloers who flied out questionnaires giving their opWons ol cop shows. Typical comments: "Too many shows show the cop a superman," "The pubic gets the bnpes9on that you can take ftngaptuts off water," "They're under the lmpressk>n that nery crtnrinal leaYeS a due," '1>oke in apecad to an- swer a cal ,...._ ol tts nature. ~ on the scene in two mtnuta and male• an •· n!lt soon afta." 1'he pubk gm the pk:· tu.re that cops .. gods. .. The study con- John G4blorl Ir dw author .of How lo St. Up People {ea.Glon Boob. SI. PINI. Nfnti.), 400 poga '-eel°" IMI Family Weekly q.-... du.des, ~. that "while poke may. for the record, obtect to fake imaQes of themselves, they nevertheJess aecm to de· bght In the notion of policeman as star." 3. True. ln University ol Oregon studies both adults and college undergraduates filled out questX>nnatra lndlc.ating their f'avorlte lV characters. People In the study were then gfven penonality tab designed to show degree ol mmculine and feminine attributes In their cherader. Andlnga: 1lw odu.11 tugh-mu:ullnlty group had a disttnct .preference for male characters, and the adu.11 high-femininity group pqf erred fe- male characten." With the rest of the sub- )ects, tests ylej,ded no significant prefer- enor for characters ol either sex. The per- sonality of the avenge man. though pre- dominantly mascuJlne, Is balanced by characteristiea feminine attributes, such as gentleness and sensltlvtty. WheTe masculne persona8ty characteristic: are not so tempered, a man tends to be un- fee.llng, ~ttve and callous. The same ho«ls true for women. For ex.ample, elltremety feminine women are 1ess cap- ab&e of sharing a man's Interests than other women and have greater dlffic:uJty orient· lng themseJva In careers. •· Falte. A Penn State University 5tudy maintains that wit Is IOcely that aD family memben Influence one another's viewing, particularty as children grow Into ado&es-- cence. ft Parents were found to lnftu~ their chlktren°s 1V viewing most during thetr olfsptngs' younger years by serving as models. . S. True. University ol Catifomia rese.arc:h- en studied the effects of a week's Viewing of vorlous types of 1V programs. A pool of 725 couples was tta'Uited. The husband wa.tched designated programs while the wife served as a careful obseTver. repoltlng hls daily behavklf. Andings: the SJOUP that viewed vtolent shows nhliited by fer the highest level ol aggwessfve and belllgeTent behavior. Those who walChed lght enter- tainment made an appredably better showing. But the group that viewed help- ful or "pro-soda!" programs evidenced the least amount of host1Jc t.havi«. ~ this~ ol TV p09Jtam actual- ly reduced hurtful behavior to a lower level than was customeriJy experienced rRI by the wives. liLI DOCTORS AT BOSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL ANNOUNCE: nie Fastcst\\eight-Loss to Science! ~OT A DRUGiJ La11 •much • 6 pounds aft• your ftrwt 3 glaaful8 ••• IMe up to 14 PoUnds after just 7 gla1afuls more! BURNS ,AWAYMOREFAT EACH24 THAN IF 10U RAN 14 MILES A DAY! IF YOU READ NOTHING ELSE -READ TRIS! -·-··-111¥. tf AIMrlCM ~.Ille. -·----- Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Heahh. 9 mg. • .,,.., 0.8 mg. nicotine w. i-cignltt by FTC methocl AN EX011NG WAY TO . BPJ,P SOINE OUR ENFJIGY ~. . Jfs not nuclear, solar, electrical or geothermal, and Ifs made from our unlimited supply of municipal and industrial solid wastes. By Jack Moseley a mertca has a r~nlshable .ft alternative to gasoline that can be economically produced •nd cilsart>uted, Is not harmful to the environment, wlll permit families to drive laige can. Will worit efficiently . in today's ve.hl· des with less than $300 modlfl- catlon expense and even will re· duce engine wear. The fuel is alcohol, which can be made from municipal and In- dustrial solid wastes, exc.es.s food and grain oops, wood, coal and raw materlals. 1ne evangelic message of In· ventor and heavy-construction contractor Stanley Barber of Fort Smith, Atk., has been like a v<Mce In the wilderness fOC' more than three years. Now Congress and the auto Industry are begin· ning to take him seriously. "It would be lmJ>OS$1°b&e to switch from pe_troleum to alcohol or any other fuel overnight," says Bari>er. ~Two fuels -gasoline and an alternate substance that will work effectively In lnlernal- combustion engines that we have by the tens of mlBions In vehlcles of all types and In Industry - wouJd be far more desirable than a stngle fuel." That's why Barber belleve.5 he has a worl<able solution. He has taken standard-model Chryster and General Motors cars and an industrial fortdlft and made them run on either gasoline Of alcohol. Modlfk:atlons to the vehlcle:s In· dude the addition of an alcohol fuel tank, heating units thet aper· ate off the standard cooling sys· tans ol the engines and a fuel- ln)edlon system. "Alcohol bums oooler than gasoline," ~explains. '11 ac- kd N~ 11 edit« of lhe South· Wal Times Recoro In Fort Smtth, M . tually deans the spark plugs and engine parts. Oil doe:; not have to be changed as often. And al- cohol Is safer than gasoline from the standpolnt of explosion." With Barber's dual fuel system, the drive:r can switch from gaso- line to alcohol with the press of a button and Without the engine missing, backflrlng or lostng power. While other test vehicles have reportedly only gotten half the miles per gaUon on alcohol as they got on gasoline, Barber's cars get essentially the same mileage from either fuel. "We now have 147 ,000 miles on the Pontiac, the last 67 ,000 since the conversion to bum either alcohol or gasotim." Bar· ber says. "We converted the Pontiac at 80,000 miles and later stripped the engine down to the last bolt at 118,000. At that time, we found the valves, pistons. block and crankshaft In perlect condition. Consequently, we re- assembled the engine, repladng only the timing chain, camshaft, valve lifters and seals. Since the 118,000-mlle Inspection, the car has not been tuned up or had a spark plug change. The plugs, by the way, give no Indication as to when they wUJ need changfng." U Barber's Invention ts so fan· tastic, why haven't more people heard about It? The answer Is that America does not now mass-produce alcohol. Depend· Ing on the quantity pun:hased, alcohol can cost anywhere .from 42 cents to $4 a gallon. uTo be an efficient and ec~ nomlcal alte:matlve to gasoline," explains Barber, "alcohol would have to be produced In volume and dtstnbuted nationally." That's why the Inventor of the dual fuel system has urged Sen. Birch &yh and members of the Senate Appropriations Commit· tee to encourage the ~elop ment of a dual fuel system fo.- American motorists. "This can be accomplished.'' declares Barber, "If the Govern- ment will encourage the orderly development of an akiohol·pr~ ducing Industry. I am convinced fhls can be brought about by the Government asslstlng dedicated individuals and groups ln every state to establish through Gov· ernment guaranteed &oans alco- hol-production plants to process all fonns of waste materials." Barber envisions a 10-year al- cohol energy policy as an eco- nomic transfusion for the entire country. "It would put thousands of people to worit., substantially reduce Amerlaln dependence on foreign oU and lower or ellml· nate our International trade defi· cit, .. he points OUL Barber even says his proposal could help the farm economy: ufeed grains acrually have man! nutrition f°' Uvestock after they have been used to make alcohol than before. AddltiooaDy, sur- plus land could be put ~ Into cultivation to produce raw mater· lals for the making of alcohol. Some crops would yield up to 500 gaUons of alcohol per acre," A believer In conservation,• Barber warns that conservation alone '"will do nothing to help ow grandchildren. This country must have energy Independence ... Barber, whose heavy-con- struction Inventions are saving • bws and dollars for contract<XS around the world, also has a reminder for his aitk:s: ''The oil tndustry In this country was born because of a national shortage of whale oil. And gasoiine was once an industrial waste material. "Today we are facing a shon· age of domestic oil. I'm su~ lng we put other matenals to use and ovetoome that shortage. We ahady know how to do It. Ifs just a matter of deciding 1'911 ~nd acting:· llaJ FAMILY MEKlY, Apfll 30, '97' • ft I °" -.-~~1 l-•----AtuC""-----J KNIT A SHAWL A soft triangular shawl in easy knit keeps you cozy in any season. Craft No. 581 has full knit directions. To order Oaft No. 581, send $l00, plus 25( for postage and handling for each copy. to : Family Weeldy Magazine P.O. Box~ Dept. A-12 Midtown Station New York. N. Y. 10018 & wre l>o Inell.* lo'O<'f' l)Qmt. adct-. iJp cock and mtt nutnt.r. ~ Yort Slat.I! raidoUs odd aola tax.) Now tnJm Hudson •mg. V-damin C with ROSE HIPS >- 100 Tablets for only a penny a piece $1.IJO tor 100 tablets Join &tie mill~• of .,._, ~ wtlO demMd tiud90n t09 quellty vtt..nln• and food auppl~t• • lo• economy pncee. Mailto: ~"l':..... ·c..., Ooipt. l4MW ~.NV. "01 ,i.e... """" -Vi-In c ..... ""'"· soo ""'' ()'racluct '2061 M) 100 T•i.ts C'7362 Olflc.a u.. O,,ly) ~~( ~---------Pill!il:M! """' c.....,1• ~lo Of'-&.lo Mtr, )I, 1971 ~ •.• ,."-"*"-al Corp. 581 Knit '• A1'Uilable now for a limitMI time only ••• A TREASURY COLLECTION OF SIX OBSOLETE C INS ' A~U.-.... a-.W.pl f.,raJI----. 11lie coti..cu.. J .U ........ U.S . .-.. .n.i..t ......... die ..., ..., J dollo _.., ......... el.,.._ -,..,,.. ~ _. ___ ._.,."°""'· 11iia ,_ ..n..ti.. io __,.;-I J a SlLVU WAU.llCC UBE.RTY llA1S DOLLAR, a SILV£R STAHl>lNC LIBERTY QUARTEJl, •SILVER llEICURY DllllE, • UBtlltTY tlt:AD V NJC«D. 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INew Voftl '"6denll pleaee mid ... tu) O 1 Coin S« for $14.95 otua $1.00 p.p., hndl., Ins. 0 2 Coin SllCa for $27.50 plus s 1.50 p.p .• hrd.. Ina. Savel3.00 . o 3 Coin Seta for $37.50 olu• $2.00 p.p., hndl., Ina . SaveM.50. 0 5 Coln s.te '°' $59.50 plua $2.50 p.p .• hndl., int. S-$111.00. Name .................................. . ~ ............................ . City •............ Sl8le . . . . . . • . . Zlp. . .•.. Cllw9I ""f' o 8anMIMricar4 o Mall• Cllaroe 0 VIA O A1w1c111 £.-.... Clll. ,..., ...... ____ -&,.Dal .. . Cr•Cd. llO. . .... . . . ... Silllllw• . . . . . • . . " . . . . ~--------------------------... Now You can Own a Piece of History THIS IS THE AUTHENTIC ORIGINAL PAY TELEPHONE -COMPLETE WITH GRAFFm, UNRETOUCHED AND IN GUARANTEED WORKING ORDER THE ART OF A LOVING TOUal ·~0ur Puritan heritage frowns on touching. As children we are repeatedly warned. 4Don11t touch11 - don't touch things, don't touch other people." By Norman Lobsenz A sex therapist recently reported an un- usual case: a woman who had no problem responding sexually to her hus- band could not stand It if he casually touched her hand or her hair affectlonate)y. On the other hand. another marriage counseb tells of a couple who argued fiercely In his office -but at the same time were tightly hO&ding hands. The messages we send and recetve - or reject -through the medium of touch are a subtle but crudal aspect of human re- lationships. According to Dr. Herbert A. Otto, a la Jolla, Callf .• therapist, more communkation takes place through touch- ing than most people rea.lizie. "It is always an exchange." he says ... We grow through touch. and we enable othets lo grow.'' And famlly-l!fe expert Vidal Oay reports that toochlng "Is the main avenue by which our need for Intimacy Is satisfied." Yet, except In moments of extreme cri- sis, most men and women find It difficult lo touch one another lovingly. Most people have been brought up to think of bod1fy contact In terms of confkt or of sex. both of which are loaded with c:uJtural and psy- dd>gical taboos. Our Puritan heritage frowns on touching. As chlJdnm W£ ..... re- peatedly warned, .. Don't touch" -don't touch things, don't touch other people. .. People who are Inhibited about touch- ing and being touched," says Dr. Ray Fowler, executive dlredw of the American Association of Marriage and Family Coun- selors, "often fall to realbie how that cub them off from any real emotional contact with those who share their !Ives." Such people are what psychologists call "ar- mored." They may despe111te)y want to reach out and hcMd the person they love. but a barrier lies between impulse and ac- tion. The barrier may be child.hood tralnlng or a cuJtu~ taboo or fear of rejection. More often It ls something deeper: the In· ability to translate the flow of loving feel- Norman Loblerv ls IM author o/ No-Fauk Mar· rlage (Doubleday) and a Dlsangulshed A/fihote o/ The American Auoc:fatton o/ Monfotge and Family Cou..-lon. • • FMllll.Y WHIU.Y, Ap\130, '8'79 lngs Into loving touc:h. For example, a husband tells how he came home from wodt to find his wife up- set. "I put my ann around her to comfort ber, but I guess my mind was still on my own troubles because. my wife suddenly said, .. Why are you pushing me awayr I looked at my arm and realized I was ac· tua.Dy trying to hold her body away from mine rather than to draw her close." One common problem spouses have ls to separate the k>vtng touch from the spe· dftcaly sexual touch. Some women say that when they want affection -for In- stance, if a wife asks her husband to rub her back or stroke her hair -men an too often lnterpet the request sexually. Better cornmunk:ation about one's real feenngs and wants can help deal with this oonllk:t. Is there a way to break down the ban1ers that keep so many men and women from gMng and receMng a k>ving touch? Here are some suggestions from experts: • If you are hesitant about expre$5lng feelings through touch, discuss the ide.a wtth your family first. • Expertment with touch gnr.dually. Begin, perhaps, with the simple actions that are customary In many -but noc all -famlJles: a good-morning °' good-night kiss, a hug In greeting. • Become more aware of the physical prwnce of thole wtth whom you live. Some married~ take each other so much for granted that they forget how each other's bodies really look and feel. • Develop a sense of yoor own body. We touch ourse!ves automatlcalJy while dJying off after a bath or while sha\llng Of putting on makeup, but 0do it consdousfv. • Respect the feeilngs of others about touch. Le.am to tell when someone ls In a mood to be touched or left alone. Much m<>N happens through a loving touch than we sometima realz.e. It can heal the wounds of a quanel and commu· nlcate understanding, sympathy ~ joy. And when we are under stress. physical contact can be heaing. I can recall gotng to a hospital when my wife was seriowly ill. We spent hours stmply holding hands, sometimes just touching fingertips. The bnk was eoonnousJy sustaining for ,_ us both. liil.J A flaming rainbow of color-y=~ after year-endlessly! Guarant to start sprouting colorful leaves within seven days. Complete with bulb plus gleaming golde~ pot with soil easy to grow instructions MAY GOOD LUCK SHINE ON YOU EVERY DAY OF YOUR LIFE! ft~ thililc tour~f ctovers and rabbit's feet are lucky. wait on thts thiffUng Rainbow PCant •t .. _your lifel Fiw. the Pot o· Gold RainbOW Plm1t can not only -bring you a much ~luck • any or all of thoee traditional good luck ctaannli but It cen do M>rmpthing wonderful tor your own af)d your whole tamifv'• tjiipplnea before It even becomes Ute rainbow at the end of youtpot Of gokt auat the mere antictpat1on of whafs going to happen with this .. lildng plant-aJong wtth its heart-lifting be9uty-8hould maU Ufe more worth living. r-----------------, O(C.A--L'f,/,-t;l/. NURSERIES 1978 I 31 Hanse Ave., DepL2Ze29 Freeport. N.Y. 11521 · I I Please rush me Pot o· Gold Rainbow Plant(s): I I D One for $1 .00 plus 35$ P<>Stage and handling. #91367 I D Two for $1 .75 plus 50¢ postage and handling. #91375 I rJ Three for $2.50 plus 65¢ postage and handling. #91383 I U Four for $3.25 plus 804 postage and handling. #91391 I 0 Five or more for $1.00 each-we pay postage and handling. #91405. I Amount enclosed $ .J 1' Please send check or money order. (No C.0 .0 .'s please). I I N.Y. residents please add local sales tax. I I PRINT NAME I I ADDRESS I I CITY I t ATE ZIP I e1crane Norri1> ~arketing 197' · I ~-~~.Jiii:~~~ ............... ··------· ... Modem Day Armor Maker U you need a suit of armot', It's 5lll posst- ble to get one made to ordn -from Dav- id Manwaing. The matt than 130 suits of smor hc's made haw been worn by aac.s indbdlng Ro HMrison and Lynn Redgrave, and he has just competed a suit of lata mmc. b renowned dance Mik- hail &nhnitov. How does Manwartng make the armor? Fhrglass and metal ftDer are shaped in special molds, then the armor is burnished to reveal the metal surhttx. A full suJt of •- me:.-com sound $2.000. When Manwaring isn't busy making suits of armor. he maJces costumes for ac- tOB who portray cartoon characters for TV commercials. He c:onsklers making these dwacters his !JeAlest chaJlenge, since the artists who aeated the c:hanctas didn't design spac.e for a human body. Comfort for the we.er is another chal- lenge. MFew people am won inskte the costumes." Manwaring seys. .., think of comfort as much as possible, but genens!ly they'N not the best place IO be." Do College Students Fear 41 Success? Calege students are leery of succ.e:ss - but they also f-failure. says Cadrm>n coae. prof. 0r. David Maitland. Maitland, who has observed students for 21 years as Carleton's chaplain. reantJy &aught a sen*'-caled '"Suc:ca5 and the American ~m." "Students are con- fused, -he says. Mbecause they want to sucx:eed. but they are ahald the price of IUCCaS will be the saatfa of other lmpor· IAnt things, such as family and relat>on- st9ps with other5. - Maidancfs observations are similar to the findings of " study cosponsored by the Am._. Council on Educanon and UCLA, which reported that today's sNdmts put CDn0m1 for others owr ftnandal gain. llMDWDJU 11le -· • .,,., ~ ,....,,, ullllldP''t'rhw Monon Fl'llNI &1c ""Y.l' . ..._onctar Patndl M. UneMy &ec th• I'.-..: SOOtt DIG9rmo Summer Eye Problems You're probably looking ahad to sum- mer but not to the eye-c;an putiiems the IU50fi brings wtlh It. Sun, chloriM In swtmmtng pools and even fbwrs are just some of the things you may have to watch out fo• says Or. Nonnan 0 . SQN, a Grat Nedt. N. Y .• ophthalmologist. Alergies me the most common summer eye-care problem accowdir19 to Stahl. M'Mth hay fever you may get symptoms In• chdng itching, redness. teaing that Is t..d to see through and ~ swolen skin sunoundlng the eye." he says. Seeing an aJlergist Is the only way of effectMJy treat- ing a severe alergy problem -other treat· ments are just stopgap measura. Stahl adds repeated severe allergy at· tacks may lead to bagging eydds. 'lhe skin around the eye is the thinnest of the body.~ he says, .. and wtth repeated seret· cNng it may not return to former strengrh. - 'Lb Ty Righties And Lefties Alfl you right-Ot' Wt-handed? The .,,. swer probebly Isn't as 11mple as you tHnk. If you're aike molt people. you 're a ltd. ol both, says an Artzona 5-. lMtv. profa- To prewnt wrinklng and lrrMation by wtnd. ~ can be your best trimd. The ~ should be ct.it and pqfenbly ~ or !PY· But Stahl cautkms against wearing ~ to reduce the ~ during ~-driving. as they reduce vlslbil· tty too much. Except for a few atremeJy sensitive people, Stahl says most can handle the chloriM Ot' saltwater that gets In the eyes during swhnming. Though the lnttant will sting tempo1ally. taring will dihM and wash It out of the eyes. There •• no special chemlcals that the average person needs to avoid In eithel' sun s.cnens or moisturtzien. Just take an not to get them in the eyes. Scahf encour- ages people to use a good sun screen on thetr faces. He says. "To the best ol our lnfonnadon sun screens don't cause can· cer, but overexposure to the sun can. - sex. Dr. Raymond W. Kuhvy maintains that in tests of mare than 3.000 people. he has yd to find tomee>ne whom he c:lasli- fies as toDly ~-or Jeft-tt.nded. What diffaenc.e does being right-or left. hanckd make? More than we think con- tends Kuhvy. a sel-dacrl>ed ~so&d ligf,t-handa... He cqJlallls that the right and Wt sides ol the brain· (whk:h contrd oppoek acles of the body) proc:es5 dlf. ferent kinds ol lnfonnatton. Dcpeudlng on which 5'de al the brain a dominant, KW- t..vy ~people '-""' betkr with dW- lerent ~. He and hb 8SIOdates are now tadl"9 whether children In IChools and new w<ders In facrories wUI paform bettc f thetr nining Is mocMed aocardlng lo which skt.e appears dominant. To dlmify people, Kuhwy gives them a SO.km "wi.:h H.nd Do You User quaatonnaft. The quations range from "Which hand do you me when you pet a ldlaal'r lo ~ ann do you pul In a .-W ftnt when you put on~ CDfllfr Quick Tebs ,....., ................ ..... urdypra .. ce ... ._tt.lra... _.,,,, caW111••...,. • .._... ....... Among the 100 lyp6sts .... wyed. 90IM of the lowest paid worbd tas.est. COiiing employers ~ 7 .!JC per fine typed. Howewr. some of lhe higher-paid typists were slow enough to C05I thetr company • mudt as 4 times more per lne. N09 ...... Co&jlal all.._. ....... The Am. 8tie Soc. says that by the end of &aisa year at --1 book of the Btie had been published In 1.631 of the world's~ or dis- tinct m.&ects. These languages Tepre- sent those spoken by approximately 98% of the wodif5 popdMion. The Soddy ~ thlll last ~ the 8tie or pcadollts of It ~eel In 28 addidonal languages for the finl time. ,. WMdl .. h a¥ lus•.._ ...._, A Sc~ rMglSZtrw surwy says that 42% of the teenagers sur· Yeyed prefer to eat ptzza. 19% would c.hoo6e stak and 10% would select hambwgers. T1dirt9-two ........ ...... --• 7 .......... &.vwt:tk .... ................. ,.. ...... ........... d We says the Con- sumer Product Safety Comm. To pre· vent Injuries. the Comm. advises: stor- ing soda bottles In cool places and on lower shdves. avoiding ~ boWes together and pointing the cap away from the body when opening the botde. llalTHIMYS (al ~: S fay - Bobby Vee 35: Elzabeth ~ 38: Cloris Leachman 52; Don Schollander 32; Queen Jularla ol dw Nethalands 69. "1 1 fay -Jack Pw 60: Kate Smtih 69; Judy Coans 39. Glmn Ford 6~ Rita Cooldga 33. b I ; -Benjllmln Spock 75: Theodore 8ikel 54: Engelbert Humperdlnck 42; King Hussein 43 . .,_.. ..... -Golda Meir 80; Pete 5-ger 59: James Brown 44: Fnnldc v• 41. TIM 11 I -~Hepburn 49: Rcbo- ta Peters 48. FTw.. -Tammy Wynett.e 36; James 8e.t 75: l.aley Gole 32. s.. ...., _Orson W.._63: WAI Mays47. amntDAY P£Oft.E: ....... ~ .......... PUS AJ'Jll s ~ ... c:.Gll I .. AallertO. ~end ~Ell9;V ............ Aabeft J. ~ • an e ""' -~ Aalleft H. Mantott, ~ C. Wlll9; ' t ue -~ J.,.,.. G. w.; .,.... • • ""'Yfl.. Aliero; Pl1•111il1,Robe11.BenMr'~ I IF ......... M.-y A,,..a; ~ All ~ ....,..,.. "'911· llflder;M9'\,. ..-.~ a..ua..~ lAOna'd s. DtMdow Ml LMllngtonAw~ .... ltnN.Y.1DOZ'2 C-:~C....... • ._. .. tlLS ... IJ._ KING: 18""' ·ur·. l2 ag. nicollnl, Ws: 18 mg. "'t•·, l3 ~ lllCGMe. w. ,_ cilnftt, Flt ~ AUG. 71. 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Polv.ester/cotton reinforced at the knees • , • for longer wear. Regular, slim, and husky sizes. 3.99 SALE. Reg. 5.99. li'I boys' reg., slim sizes. 2.22 pr. SALE! Reg. 2.99. Infant & toddler sneakers. Lots ol cute styles to choose. All In cotton canvas. Great summel"footgear. 7.99 . SALE!, Reg. 9.99. Men's casual shoes. Vinyl uppers with accent stitching. Padded collar. Comfortable Kraton· rubbet soles. SALE! Reg. 2.99. Ll'I boy's numeral shirt. Nylon mesh solid with contrast color numeral, neck, cuffs. 5.99 SALE! Reg. 7.99. Men's sport shh1. Styled in solids & stripes with fashion collar. placket front. S.M.L.XL. 7.99 SALE! Reg. 11.99. Men's fancy dress alacka. Smooth fitting polyester with flared legs, comfortable Ban-RoP waistband. back pockets. 2/$1 SALE! Reg ... pr. Men's crew socks. Orlon' acrytic. With reinforced heel & toe for longer wear. Solids. One size tits 10-13. SAl,.E! Reg. 7.99. Little boys' casual shoes.Comfortable v1nyt with padded collar. 7.44 SALE. Reg. 8.99. Big boys· sizes. 7.44 SALE! Reg. 8.99.AthJetic style shoes for little boys. Suede uppers with accent stitching. 8.44 SALE. Reg. 9.99. Big boys' sizes. 3 3.33 SALEI Reg.4M....,..letcti hoot kit. For beglnnel'9. lncludel yam, 12x·12" canvu, lnatructlona. 4.44 SALEI Reg. t.n. "Bombay" ahoww cufteln. Our best selling shower curtain In brown, white, green, yellow or gold vinyl. 2/$3 SALEI ~·= ... Poly-ftl• tll1n9. 11b. In whte. 2.88 SALEI Reg. 3.11. "Kordovtn" window 11\ede. Trans- lucent vinyl with corded embosaing. 37W'x6'. Wider wldtha available at aale prices. 2/$3 SALEI Reg.1.11•.FuUy Mf'aed carpet f'91ftnants. VarTety of colors & fabric bl•nda. 21x36''. 21$1 SALE. Reg. 3.49 ea. 27x48''. 2/$8 SALE. Reg. 4.99 ea. 24X72''. I $1 IALE. Reg. 1.49. "Magic Mat". 18x27''. 4.99 SALEI Reg.,l .IO. "Duct-..." labfecfoth. Soll release finish. Cotton/polyester with floral motif. 52x70". 7.11 IALE. Reg. 10.99. 60x84". ne ... SALE. Reg. 9K 17x17" napkins. 2/$6 SALEI A9f. 3.11 M. FMhton weClgel tor rour kitchen. Dacron• potyetter, non- skid back. 18X32" aemi- circle. 2/$14 SPECIAL! 9.99Twins~e SPECIAL! Fully quilted bedspread from a famous mill. SllghtrYi;regular polyester/rayon with polyester fill. Home fashion prints. 14.lt SPECIAL Full size. 18.lt SPECIAL Queen aize. 11.lt SPECIAL King aize. Limited quantitlea. 3.88 SALEI .. FHther-fllled bed plllowa. Standard size. Stuffed with white goose feathers. Limitea quantities. Reg. 4.19. "Attia" fumltu,. throw. 60x70". Yarn dyed cotton/polyester with foam backlilg. Geometric pattern. 8.11 SALE. Reg. 8.99. 90x70''. 8.18 SALE. Reg. 11.99. 120x70''. 9.11 SALE. Reg. 13.99. 140x70''. ' .99 PECIAL! Earthenware dinnerware. 2 pc. service for 8. lne quality dinnerware In colorful floral pattern. udet 8 MCh; dinner plates, salad plates. tOUP cups. aauc:era. Vegetable bowl and meat tter too. Limited quantities. IQll.-ren ~t. Ind footed compote, overed swan dish, bud aae, more. Amber lored glass. Limited uantltlea. l ( I , ' 3.99 SPECIAL 5 pc. l*1Y Mt. Butterfly shap9d gfass with gold trim. Hofds candles, nuts. more. Limited quantltlea. 3.44 SPECIAL! Crystal bud vaM. Simply elegant 10" high vase In your choice of styles. Limited quantities. 9.99ea. SPECIALI Tfffwty look slMMd glMa welt l\engtngt. 18x26" with walnut-look styrene frame. Limited quantities. 1.99 Smell decordYe tins. Metal with the look of decorated porcelain. Approx. 5>c'4x3': 2.44. Delu>1e candy/ cal(ebox. 4.44to6.66 SALEI Reg. 1.ee to Lee. Qrecefully etvled, c:oloftut «*8mlc Y .... Big Nlecilon of decorator styles. 9" to 13W' high. 25.99 Mr. CoffM• cktp cotfeemekM. 10-Cup etectrlc coffeemaker w(th coffee aaver feature. (CBSTOOC) 11.99 SALEI Reg.14.99. Decoratfwe c.ramtc umt. Choose faceted or broad bOttom styles. 15¥4' & 17" high. .. 15.99. RIYel• crock pot. 3'h qt. electric crock-pot slow~ cooker with removable stoneware crock. (3150X) .. - 34.99 SALE! Reg. 44.99. "Championship " golf club starter set. Men's or ladies' set lrom famous Northwestern. Includes 2 woods. 4 irons. putter. Choose men's right or left hand model or laclles' right. ' 69.99 ea. SALE! Reg. 89.99. Full set of golf clubs for men or women. Choose men's right hand "Signature" model or ladies' right hand "Marilyn Miller" set. Both sets include 8 irons, 3 woods. e 3.96doz. Spalding• xxx-out goH balls. Scoop 'em up now. 3/1.19 SALE! Reg. 3/1.50. "Johnny Miiier" champ golf balls. By Wilson., 16.99 SALE! Reg. 19.99. Golt club bag. All vinyl with club guard . Assorted colors. ·16.99 Coleman• standard 2·ma,,tle gas lantern. Fantastic buy lor the outdoor life. 1.77 gal. Coleman· gas fUei. For lanterns. stoves. converters (not shown) 16.99 Compact 2-bumer stove from Coleman3. Folds neatly, opens big. 19.99 SALE! Reg. 24:99. Wiison • "Match Point'' aluminum tennis recket. Complete with aluminum frame, leather grip, that famous Wilson· name and you even get a cover. 19.99 4.99e a. SALE! Reg. 5.99. Tennis rackets. Your choice of full size aluminum or steel frame rackets. Great sale price! 12x12' dining canopy. Flame retardant, woven & laminated polyethylene. 7W center height. 39.99 12x12' acrMn houae. Flame retardant polyethylene with 6 ft. walls. 7'12' center height. Perfect for the great outdoors 2.99 KlngaforcP charcoal briqueb. 20 lb. bag fOf that great barbeque flavor. 10.99 Multi-position lounger. Great way to relax outdoors! Plastic tn-color tubing. Measures a comfortable 74x24x11" Folds for easy storage. 7.99 SALE! Barbeque utensils. Choose turner, fork or tongs. Steel shafts. wood handles. Reg. 10.99. Knife edge chalM replac• ment pad. Tufted vinyl cover with loam filling. 24x72" In llOrals. 5.99 SALE. Reg. 7.99. 22x44" chair replacement pad 19.99 SALE! . Reg. 25.99. 18" steel kettle gr1R. With black baked enamel finish. Vented '°' heat adjustment. 29.99 SALEI Reg. 37.99. Deluxe 21" aqwn smoker. Large cooking grid, adjustable draft controls, adjustable lire pan. Heavy gauge steel. . 2 I $10 Reg.2/$11 Web folding chair sale. 5x4x4 web count. Multi-color webbing plastic arm rests. Web folding chaise. Matches chair. 5·poslt1on chaise with 6x6x9 web count, metal arms 2.99 Sun umbrella. Clamps on to chair or chaise Vinyl in assorted colors. 2/$7 Sn8Ck 'n stack tablea. In colorlul plastic. 16" square 7.99 SALE! Reg. 9.99. 24" foldl119 braZler. With spiral grid, 4·posltlon grid adjuster. 69¢ qt. Gulftl~ charcoal lighter fluid. Stock up now (not shown) is suP&f indoors or~o~u~t. :\\\'l~-illlhn=.., .. 7 • .79¢ SPECIAL! New EnglMd "Icy Pofl'lt" pinll ...emc.n. 7'1• oz. tan. Limrted 240 per store. 2 per customer .r Sgt SPECIAL! Armour-TrMt. 12 oz tan Limited 360 per store. 3 per Customer. 5~ SPECIALI Reg. 77t.. Frttoe• com •. chlpe. Great for dips! t2 oz. bag. Limited quantities 2.97 SPECIAL The Trenury chew•bf• vltemlna. For children. 250's. Sgt SALEI Reg. MC. Chlpa Ahoyte cookies. Delectably good. 14oz ....... ~~ 1.09 SALE! Reg. 1.29. FuJl8 colorfllm. Your choice of 110 or 126 20-exposure film. Spot check ••• :Remember our complete dry cleanlng Hl'Vlce Limit 3 p., CuMomef 1.39 ., .-. !Iii -~ .,., . -..~--.... SPECIAL -·-a Mulox IUll*'sk>n. 12 o~. Umlt 3 Per CUlltomer 88¢ SPECIAL Giiiette• Tnte II• lhav• cream.12oz. SPECIAL! N°"'*"8 700 wett atyter/dryer. Features 2 speeds, 2 heat settings plus styling brush and wide-tooth comb. Limited quantities. UM your JC Penney charge MuterCherge•, or Vlu•/ BenkAmerlcard• Limit 3 p., Cmtommr Jotuwon'1• baby lhempoo. 11 oz . Umtt 3 p., 1.39 e:~ SPECIAL T.mpu•t.npona. Regular, super or super plus . .a•s. ~ 1he 1feasury e 49¢ SALEI Reg. 11$. Zlploc:9 atorege ~:Quart size. Package 591 SALE. Reg. 7~. Gallon size. Package of 20. 1.33·· SALEI Reg. 1.55. Mop a Gtoe. Cleans as it waxes. 32 oz. Limit 3 Pw Cultlomer 1.19 SPECIAL &cope• mouttnwuh. 24oz. SPECIAU Gled9clapoellbletnM ....._Box of 10. Fits up to 30 geJlon can. Limited quanHtJes. 1.77 Nice 'n EMY9 Mir color. Choice of ahadel. SPECIAL R..ton• "lllll + r rnoMlurtmr ... oz. 59¢ SPECIAL.--....,. The 1'rNIUtY dent.II no... Choice of waxed or unwaxed. 100 yds. Ben• Basic spray deodorant. 3 oz. SALEI Aeg. 7.11. ctltll CD "GI ...... 4 pc:. ""'cel•WNJlllLl•lf -. Bright designs on me1a1 extenor. non·toxlc enamel finish Inside. Metal Hds. 1.99 SALE! Reg. 2.•. C•• P'ate end coww. Plastic with the look of crystal. From famous Fescoe. 1.19 SPECIAL Cower Girt• colonMttca. 1.19 SPECIAL Revlon• Flex• BlllMm. llwftpoo. 16 oz. alze. Llmlt3per cu.tomer. SADDLllACK IMW 28402 Marguerite Parkway Mission Viejo IJ I ·2040 -4t4-4t4t CUVIElt MOTOIS 208 W. 1st St. Santa Ana -135-3171 ltOY c.uva IMW 1540 Jamboree Road SUHSET FOID 5440 Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster -64MOIO PHIL LOHQ FOID 43 Auto Center Drive Irvine-76 .. 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Los Aqtles Oodters vs St LOlltS Cwdhl1b.. ll:JI e 8 ...... tf W ftllll-round play ill Illes ~ llole, besl·baff tournament futurilla 20 of tM •ll·tlllle arut aolftrs. l:Ot • CI> III Mii lilc r-. a.-Coventt of Um mo.ooo tea111S toum11mtllt ll04I! Cle$al1 l'llecc In wlucll flit .. nnet recei'm 50,000 silv« dollil'I. l:JI e W.W ~ r-. Rod l.avtf vs Yrtas Cetulaitcs • .... ~ 0 J h 1t I; FOlty top rodeo sllll compete for tllt ricbat fnt pnu in rodeo history, from ft Worth. Tu. HO• P11f • 'S.U. New Yon vs. T•mPI l:IO 8 8 ~ ~o Dunin mtets [dWin V1niet 1n I 10'fOVlld lic~twe1pt 1111tcll from MldlSOCI Squ11e &lrden: Wiik.an llta.yweiJht boxina !tom !Mltu11oit, Md., USAC M1da11 Auto ~es from G.lrdtn1, Cllif.; ind Whitbread Gold Clip horse racinc from Eftal111d. • (J) III 1'11 AmlrirM ~ Ltnr Burton ("ROGts") sets 1 real life ulSipt into Ille role \e played IS he mlh$ COlfllcl with the descendants ol rebel Ahicln sl1ves in South Africa. 3:00 • CJ) <II ... Wt WlfW .. s,.ts 4:00 D Pnlfmll 11 s.cc.r C.liforni1 Surfs vs. V1ocouver Wllitec1ps. tlOltOAY, MAY l l:lO • CJ) (II ....., llittlt ..... WOllUSOAf, MAY 3 t:l8 • ,,......., Secar Callf0tn11 Surls vs. Portl1nd Timbe11. t:OO 8 81'11 Ilea & .. s,.tl Cllllk Kristy McNichol, [d McMlhon and Alu Kinas play host to mo1e than 40 supenta11 of the pop music field Wllo compete 111 • variety of 1thlelte events. SATVllMT, MAY 5 11:11 8 8 .... U.C. ...... Teams to bt 1n11011nctd. U:JI • CJ) III "'9 W. W Cllllk live COftfllt of lh1rd·r011nd play lrcllll the flresloe T 11&1 Golf Club. Diiiis. T ws. 1:09 . CJ) <II ...... """ .. s,.tl ?:II • CJ) <II n. ltltlcty °"'J live and uclus1n COVtf11t ol the 104th runn'=tlle Kentueky Otlby. from Cllwt~itl DowllS. l:lO 9 Cl) CIS ~r Corlera1e of tllt wtlA liaJll llmywet&fll cllamf)IOllSll19 t between Ytctor Cllindez and "Yaqui" Lopez. • WllDAT I APlll. lO lil • CJ:) '1111 Ct..t ... ......,.. (com) '69-Zero Mostel. • CJ:) ........,.. 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Oline Baker. t:OI • "Qy 1eM1t11 ... S." (tct·fi) 'S3-Robef1 W1t11tr • CJ:) "Melt ..... (dfa) '12-Alal Rocco. Hatl Rllodts. • CJ:) ...... 0.-, a.-" (dra) '66-N1t1he Wood. f'llOAT llAT 5 I.ii • CJ:) "SIMI If lie ~ (actv) '6S-Stlllft Wllitma11. •a:> '1lllM f1IM r,.. .._.. (dn) '73-Yul Brtnllff. m CJ:) .. ,._.. llillll" (wa) '6S-Audtt Murphy. Michael D111le t:OO e CJ) al CC>._ 11111 1111(' (dre) '78-Betty Wllite, Jolln for. sytht, Tom Boslty, Ptttr Jaton, 8wr Cason. Joyce DtWrtt SATVllMT, llAY ' ..... •CJ:)~ r......-e2 '39-an11111ted. m CJ:) '1111 IMJ .... lk. (com) '64-Doll Knotts. t:OO •Cl) a:> "Tlll ~ a." (wts) '70-James Stewall, Henty fondl, SfllrltJ Jones. Sue Ant Lan~ 8 a CC> "Mee Dlm't U.. Nllft " (com) '7S-Clltn Buntyn, Krb Kristoffenon, Alfred Lutter, Bl ly Grun 8u1h. 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Stm Sh1w, Anne Gee Byrd and James G Robinson st11 1n this drama 1bout a ,ounc ht&h school boy-a champion milt runner-wllO must lace both the phY$1Cil and emotional tr1um1 ol r"ov'ry ahtr he is 1n1ured on a tr1ff1c accid,nt that m11M end his promwnc athletic caieer ClJ E.mtrcency Dnt O lronsMI• a Electric Compan, m Villa Al11rt O Mister Rot•ri -4:30-CD Min Griffin (mpt Wed D Mary T,ter Moore CIDl Carol llu1111tt bcept w,d ID Tom & J111J CartOOllS a> llbull 9 Futures fD Mister Roten a Hollywood S41111rts (9 Villa A1ta11 5:00 0 .. u CJ.) (jJ) lltwS CI) Jim llallon Show Wed a Bonanu 1iJ Wild Wild West ID The New Mickey Mollse Club &> Wait Til Your htlllr ~ Home 0 Mister lt0ft11 fD Sesat11t Strttt all Ma11 Tyltf Meor1 9 tto.icepodc• LNc• -5:30- 0 0) ll..s m Falllily Affair &> Suptr1111n ®0..r Easy 0 llewitdltcl (SI Ftatllrts THE TRUTH ABOUT HOUDINI KTLA. Channel 5 devotes an eve- ning to 11fus1on. Saturday, first with the movie. "Gulliver\ Traveb." at 6PM. followed by a pair ol one-hour specials.· Magic. Magic. Magic .. and "The Trulh About Houdini " Master 1llus1on"'· Harry Black- stone Jr share) the stage with ~1x of Europe's best mag1C1ans in "Magic. Magic, Magic," at 7 30PM For show openers, Black~tone Ir fire~ his wife from a cannon and changes her into a hon Al 8.JOPM . tht• Ide of Harry Houd1n1, the greatl'~I escape artist in the world h.i\ t•ver known, is explored in a fascinating dornmentary. produced by the BBC and Patria Picture~ "The Truth About Houdini," 1s told through new\reel clip~ of Houdini's daring e~<.apc·s. silent movie footage, stills and 1nterv1ews with friends and as\ouatt•s IF IT'S A QUESTION OF PR.OBLEM ACNE . Let's Clear it Up! You don't need us to tell you acne's no fun. What you do need is someone to help clear it up. And that's where Family Skin care Centers come In. Family Skin Care Centers- the all natural way to control acne. 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Miiier Dr. Alan Miller, Family Dentist 2979 Fairview Rd., Costa Mesa • 979-3970 (a t the corner of Fairview & Baker. west of San Diego Frwy.) ......... w..,...,, .......... ........ , .. 7 COUSTEAU PROBES ATlANTIS LEGEND Santorinl, also calltd Ther1, • wolunlc isllnd In tlle Ae1e1n Su, ervpted somttimt between 1500 ind 1450 B.C. in one of the 1rute.st aplosiofts the WO<ld !IQ Htr known. Some volclnolo&ists l11ve linked the indent cataclysm with tlle dolwntall of the Min01n dvillntioft bned on Crete, tomt 75 milts to the south. Tll•r believe tfllt o.t of this wu born the Atlantis le1111d. Clptalft ~lltS Couslt1u t1plores Santorini (Tllera) and Its bay lfld talb witll OM of the world's fore111os1 YolcallOlo1isb.. Haroun Tllid, about the indent catastrophe in "Calypso's Seuell for AH&ntb," 1 two-J1rt eumillltion of the Atlantis myth, alrin1 on suetmiwt ntllinp, MOfldlJ IN Tuesd•r both ,, IPM. Oft ICCET. Ola!INI 21. Tiit pro1r1ms 11• the llllrd and fourth of the l2 all-new Tiit Cousteau Odpser strits of specials produced for the Cousteau SocittJ ifl aaodttiotl with KCET and prase11ted over PBS under a trMt to lW from Atlantic ltithfitld Company. .. To apprtdate tilt 1e11t ff tht Santori11i ttuptiott (wllkh lllppet1td too Iona aao to be recorded), wok.tnolo1lsta hm compared it with Krabtoa, 1 woiuno of the same type, situated belwHn Sumatra and In•. wllldt, 111 1U3, also ranislltd from tit• '"' of tlte earth in 1 wioltftt eruption. lotlt llawe limll11 ~nlc histories. both lie 11 the jundion of major fault lines, 1nd both ••rt larae volcank tones of the typical Vtswlus Jhlpe that JJmplJ 11ploded, lt1dl111 lo tllt r.olllpse of tlttir cenh1I cones and the massive dispersion of wok1nic ash. The pumice e~pelled by the IC11uto1 eruption found flo1tin1 in the sea was mtas11red 1t 13 feet thick. Ash rose to a hel1ht of over 50 miles, da,_e11l111 ttlt s•ltJ for 275 miles, and fallin1 on pllm as lat •••Y as l1p1n, Africa and Europe. Tidal w1vts rose as hi1h as 131 ffft, and killtd 3UIO people. Thies rose IS far as 1.000 miles 1w1y, ewen i11 the E111lish Channel, and the sound ol the eaplosion was hll,. 2,250 miles 1w11 in Australia and 2,961 miles 1w1y in lodriflltt, 111 island in the Indian Onan near M1d111sur. VolclflOlotists hm ~uded, howtm, that the Santorini erup- tloft was prollablJ 1ruler in volume, intensity and destructinnm (apedally since 1t1end has it that Santorini •JS the canter of 111 ldwlftC9d dviliutloft) than the°"' 1t IC11k.1to1. The llrabtOI calderi (crattr) Is tiafit miles sqUlre, while th• Sanlorinl caldera is four timls lH•ttr in volume-32 141uare mlltt. Tiie thermal enero PfOduc:ecl by tht Santorini eruption •nth rte times that of ICrak1t01. Slntorinl itself ns torn Into fra1m111b 111d th• ti11t white 11h e.,.n.d by tht eruption In aome places Is twtr 200 lttt thkk. The fObnk collapae created 1 dtep biJ in wf11t had been !tit ctnter of tltt Island-the sides of the rewltln1 uldtta ri1in1 l,150 feet above m ltftl. ltefllctl111 on Ult tortured history of Santorini 111d what the lmnd is like kMllJ, C.ptaln CouatHu MIJS Oii lh• brOldcast: "Yet life 1oes OI\. Eich day is 1 rtminder that man has 1lwars lived on the ed1e of tltlnction by urthq111ke Of pl11ue, by famine or his own foll1. Here etdl man knows It Is best to ltnd one's field 111d be thrifty with nter, ••ep pe.act with nelpbo11, prar to whatever rods 1re handy, and if fO\lr wi111s are made of wn, do not try lo fty too close to the IUll." Pegel SUNDAY (Condnued) -1:30- 11 Wortd Cllam~IJ Tennis Rod Laver vs Y1!as Geiulai!ls ID COPEJIHAGEll/SICOAL * PRESENTS A RODEO SPECIAl·fOP STMS AND TOP £VENTS! Cl> bdee s.i,trmrs ~•P FOtty of the country i top rodeo stars compete for !ht 11chest f1rll p11Zt 1n rodeo h1sl01y hom Fort Worth Ttos Walt Ga111son and Verne lundqu1st host fD llalional Gt0111phic Spet111 Tht Su1ch IOI lht Grul Apes" (R) QJ) Loolirl& Gius 2:00 D Varl1t1 Club Telethon Monty Hall hosts. Continues to 5PM ID ProtessioMI So«et Nt" Yor~ vs Tampa a Martm w.111y O Oimtnsiofts 111 Cultures -2:30- D Oii Campus D Mo¥ie: "Tiit S.nl Old " (com) '40-W.C fields, Una Merkel fD Vora .. to tflt [rids of tllt Eartfl 3:00 U hu tile Nation Q a ~Worl4 ROl>tr1o Ouran meets Edwin Yiruel on a 10 round t11htwei1hl match from Madison Square Garden, walk on huvywt1&h! bo•1n1 from Bal!111101t, Md USAC m1dcet auto racts from Gardena Calif and WtMtbrtad Gold Cup hOllt r1t1n1 hom £n1l1nd .. (II) 111• Aatriwl Stiorb· man ltm Burton ("Roots") 1et 1 real lilt insifht onto the role ht played as ht makes contact with tht dtsctn!Unts of ttbtl Ahian slam 1n dee~st Su11nam-I01merl~ Dutch Guaina. South Amt11c1 ()) Mowie: CC) "Th• COllfttdlo•" (dra) '73-Ch11les Durninc m Alias s.1t11 and JtMs fl!) 'lllt Oriainlls 0 'lllt Growi111 Yurs -3:30-u Today's hlialan 11 CJ) (JD) UC's Wide World of $p«b fD T urnabollt 4:00 US.lief U FINAL HOUR * VARIID CLUB'S S,_lllCi SPECTACULAR D Variety tt.11 TtNttloll '1J rrof1woal Soccer Ctlllorma Surf vs Vancouver White Clps ID Motif: (C) "Tlrutn ol Blood" (susp) '73-Yincent Price Cl) fllel'it: (C) "Ml1ltr Mous" (d11) '65-Robtrt Mitchum m Wall Strttt lhtl (9) The Momt "rdtfttr -4:30- D Last e4 IM Wild ~~llatioll O It's (9'f'Jbody'• 8uslnea fD ...... ""'°" ,... ill .... O Of f111t, To11d1111141 Trtnurn 5:00 • MtdiJ CIJ loarnty lo Mve11t1111 l!I (1)$1,, Trel D Great Mftnture amo ""' fD flrln& Une ID! ~•l!IS Cf11011iclts TV WEEK, APRIL 30. 1978 -5:30-. ,.......,, (]) Allilaal Wof 14 D""" (j)) lroasWt •V•NINQ e:oo DDB lltwt hrlllll 11 fllffit: a:> (Zllr) "The '"•' San• b"9ry" (com) '69-ltro Mosltl, Ihm Hiwak -~19" m lllowit: (C) (Zltr) "~I" (d11) ·n Georce c Scott. 011.ll R1u. Barnard Hu(hes, Haney Marchand Cl> Mowit: (C) (2tlr) "Tiie 11111- lionairm" (com) '61-Sophia Loren. Peter Sellers m CllMly CllldJ ID CrocUtt's Vktofy &lnltn m u 1nt1rd1111ae 9 Mary T,t.1 Moore (Jt) O.C. Upon A Cl.mit -6:30- D (l)lllWI Wild flill&M .. lllllC lifts C.ftrt .. G Yfldt Wol1d e4 ~rt (R) "Pennsylvania Mine DJuster" Or r1schbeCk lakes VltWtl'S back !O Au1us1 13. 1963, when tht Pennsyl- v1n11 coal mint Oneida No 2 sud dtnly collapsed (j)) Mlip.bM m hpa Aisllillfv ®TIM frlftdl Clltf (8) Sewit~ (9) .. llue ....... 7:00 9 SOlllirlutl$ 11 O ""*r1ul Woc1cl ot Oisne1 1hose Calloways" Part II of 1 thiee- part story Cam Calloway (Keith) breaks his It& while on 1 hunltn& eipedltlOn and wlltn his son Bucky (De Wride) ioes out alone to check tht '"PS, he IS at11chd by I wolverine. Bnan Keith. Vera Miles. B11ndon De Wilde. Walter Bren11an. (d ~nn, Linda Evm. Tom Skemt! star. B Cl) (JD) llancy D11w/H11dy &oys Mysteria "The House on Pos· msed Hill" (R) r rank and .lot inves- rrrate an etrre m1nsion-1ppartntly controlled by temly1na lorces-10 hetp a psychte11lly &•tied girl bt1n1 hounded as a witch U SPECIAL! £ipose of * bllsphemous pomo movies that defllt Christi moe• God! D $nCIAl Tiit lltw S.trili&IM Mowits P'I 8cont introduces a croup dLS<llSSIOfl by rthtrous fuelers con cernmf the trend toward m1krn1 motion p1eturu ••th blasphemous themes foi the so e of prot11 .~ ... HHI @ Tlll._.I ,_,,. fD hHlna 11 Sr111~011r Cohn Davis luds Ille Botton Sympllony Orthestra in Mtndtlssohn's Overture lo "A Midsummer N11hf's Dream." Waaner's "Forest Murmurs" lrom "Der Rine dtt N11>erun1en" and Sym phony No 3 by S1behus O)Au11 ""'Ila (0) Soc.c4f Mldt In GtnMny -7:30- ~ llttntl!in• 8:00 It Cl) llllMI Ida relurns from 1 yw ol tounn1 the counlry with her husband to discover that on• of her dauahters (Rhoda) Is drvomd. and the other (Brenda) IS unwlllln1 to dlaCuss the state of her 1nnoee11«! U QJ f'rtjtd UFO "S11h1tn1 4009. The frencll lnt1dent" Mai Callin and SISrt frtr tmel lo France on Oldtrs hom lhe Ytllrle House when the son of 1 111n1denhal envoy is abducted 1n 1 flyrnc $1UCtr 9 LM MtrUI Style • Cll (JI tt.. tlle Wut Wn W... Zeb Macahan rs unaware thal lh1evu are lollowinc the attle dnve, yOlln& Josll ridts to visit Luke 1n 1111 and 1s wooed by a pretty saloon 1rrl, and Aunt Molly 1nd lhe 11rls hnd ROid on the Macahan homest11d Ill VANDEMAN PWESCNTS * Bfeath of Arm11eddon • It Is Written CD Movlt: CC) (2hr) "Oiwom A11ttlc11 Stflt" (com) '61 -Dick Yan Dyke, Debbie Reynolds II) Satll Yony S1low m 9 f'rnill ancl tlM f'itt*irp a 1111 .. f'llljl0t1J to Ad-turt -8:30- D ON OUR OWN • Juli• & Mlria Blly An Amuin1 Freezer P'lan It Cl) Oii Our Own Cra11 Boat wncht convinces lhe 111ls to buy into a monthly "frtezet plus mut" rental plan from an old ~ollt&e buddy, and they're all surpmed to d11COver lht rul contents ol the freem l!I Fresll udtemtnt from * Alt1 Hilly's Gamllil. "Come Wa" the World" Dtan Jones avests. • c... ... Ille W.rld eD...,&Wattl go..u.y 9:00 II Cl) Al1 ill llwl f 1111U1 Edith bates the hoo~ and reel$ Afhcre 1n when she adds a sen!Of citizens wedd1n1 and a pair of honeymooners to hrs pmrous fishin1 trip plans 8 INNOCENT GIRL SHOT * ON "l'OllCE STORY" .. a Tiit 81( [fttlt: CC) (2hr) f'olkt Stofy "Ho Mare in lor E1ror" A determined deputr police chief comes under hre when two 1nnocen1 people die rn sep1r11e police shoot ouls-I01cin1 one 1u1ll 11dden officer lo the brink ol self·dtstructron Glenn ford, James f mnt1no. Harry Guardino. Ehnor Donahue, Lana Wood, Clurs Collnelly, H111 Rhodes, leshe Pa111sh. and Ron l'lla$1k star •°"' ltlltltrts 8 Cll CID) AIC $1nd1J Mo•ie: CC) (Zllr) "Sky ftflof'' (Rl (susp) ·12-c11111ton Heston, James Brohn Yvette M1m11u1, Claude A~tns. Susan Dey fhcht Captain O'Hara (Hulon) eipects a peaceful IOIJrney unllf a pusen1er drscovers a scrawled mu sa1e w11nrn11 that lhe 707 iel 111111 be blown up rn midair 11 11 rs nol rerouted.· D UNa 14Us..Dr. Fruk ltidltlltv 11) ltt1 Hu111blnl m 0 libstttpitce Tllutrt "Our Mutual Fnend" fhe Boffrns' happy household keeps 1row1n1. lrure·s educahon e1uses quite 1 stir since no one can 1m1aine what Eueene and the ne~ous schoolmaster, Head stone are up to IOl SeunlblJp -9:30- • Cl) Allc1 (R) Allee Is flattered, then flustered and ht 10 bt trtd. when lommy's friend-the hilh school basketball star-falls 'head over snea~ers" ID' lier. 9 Tiii IU11a Is C:.illl 8 CilrMr T-4 ArlllltlOllC m flloolie: "Stertto [lerno" 10:00 6 INTEftSE DRAMA * TOIUTE 011 "DALLAS" It ctJ Olllas Pamela rs nJturally ucrted about her news-shes ti pectrne a clllld-1nd hopes rt will help ellm1nate the lon1 stand1n1 feud bet11een Jock £ •rn1 and her father. Diu er Barnes (special IYt.$t Dn•d Warne), but the news causes reactions far beyond anyone's e.pec t1hons Pamela 1nv1ted her lather to the (w1n1s' annual barbecue and the f111t meeirne belween Joe~ and Dig 1e1 IS cause enou1h for tenst0n. bul the news of the upectant child arves rrst 10 e~en more emotions, es· pecially on the part of J R and lus wile Sue Cllen. U DtJ of Oitcowtry llJ ErMSt Anpey Hour CD 1'111 Odd Co4iple Q)r..s,.tHour fB lltwS IS Slla4es of "t111t fD Mtttlftl If tlM lllM\ds Toniehl TheodOlt Roosevelt (Joe Earley) dis cuuts the problems of 20th century Amenu and lllomu Pa111e (Joe Sir· ota) outlines how the nat!Ofl btclmt independent 0 Gl .. t l'tf1eou«.es -10:30- • l1•19J Sna•l1 s.... CDllm 11:00 8 CD U B CIJ CIDl at 1't1n e hcaetten GTM Way It Wu CD flloolie: CC) "Oitofet wrica11 Style" (com) '61-0rck Yan Dyke. Debbie Reynolds, Jason Robards, Yan Johnson, Joe Flynn, Shetley Berman, Martin Gabel, lee Grant. a> llfftrlM Al ID Situ• f'mitw t!13 hnt Lamq11e: A l'ortrtit of l•d1ptnd111c1 Quebec's Premier 11wes his hrsl eitended inlervrew to Ame11t1n telev111on. -11:30- • Spotts FIMl/lllllt ot tht &lime CD lhn/rTl Club .. 8 flloolie: CC) "Elvis Oii TOUT" A behind the scenes look at the prep. aralron of Etvts' n11ht club tel and lhe per101mance on tour, plus vlftl of lhe audience 1nd Prutey's entou· r11e. and a close up of the star " Tiit 700 Clull Cl) Ttltpde m lllovit: CC':J "Tiit C1rtt1brs'' (dra) '63-Polly Btr1u. Robert St"•· loan Cmrl01d. Janis Pace tlDl Shtliod Hel4MI Tlltatre 12:00 a llllo.lt: CC) "Th Collector" (dr1) '65-Terence Stamp, Samantha E&ca• 1:00 (fG Wild World of Anh111ls -1:40- • Mowlt: CC) "Tht Dttp Sir" (d11) '58-Alan l1dd, Diane Foster, Efrem Zlmbah$t Jr / \. Since Carts Now you can do a week's shopping without forgetting a single Item! 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A special 5-part report by Paul Moyer .. MONDAY llAY 1 for ...., 11111 lfhnleell lidiqs, ,.._ • DAmllE P'llCIGUllS .... •1 "' ,.., ~ .• ,. die dlrs....-. DAYllllE MOVIES ll:JO e "llewi•& Wll4" (adv) '!>3-Barbara Stanwytk, Anthony Quinn. Ruth Roman, Ward Bond U:OO D CC> "Dakota UI" (wes) ·so-Marie Windsor. Georte Monttomery. Rod C.me1on. Wal l1ee ford. M1nan M1r11n. 3:00 CIJ) ct) ........ ..... Slltp-illc ill My led'' (com) '63-0ean M1r1111, E1111beth Mont1omery, Carol Burnett. Martin Balsam. hll St Jolin. 3:30 • ct) "HiP time" (mus) '60-B1na Closby, Tuesday Weld, NICOie MaUI}, fab11n. R1Ch11d Btymer Mr. Cltkkt1" (com) '66-Don Knotts. Jou St11ty, Liam Redmond. Ot<:k Sa11eant, Skip Homeitr. Reta SMw. CJ)~ 2li&M CII Mln Wfil .......... atni.Mles .£ .... ~ o,.....nu.c. • °"' r.as, -~s.lw ... llt ~ ill 'Cllllw.i 7:00 (])~0.. .. .., ... •Uana. CJ) 11lt ..., •• W'ild ...... ..,Dollars m 11.Mt.y .-....12 mean. 0 It's E...,_.,,s MMa m MKWJIAllrtf """'1 QI) lJMl1au•t TtllilM Ill lb a.w.w. 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Dlf at A Tiiie (R) Ann's to spyin1 to raise some ellra money pl1ns lor romance b1CU1t1 whtn lttr tor her ne•l7 adopted dauahter relationslup witb an ucitint 11ee PtMy's skat111 ltSS(IAS, W~lo11a d11ver Libs u u11US111l llllll. in lite lnrM a pa111ful leuo11 ol lltf °""· c011tllld1n1 part of a two-part e p1 e D ~ ··eome to Me Mr $0dt. Petti Jason cuests. Mel1ncholy trloneo" Her team1111tu e ..... ~ sweUy wanre l0t lontly, alelfss 1 Q•.OO tr1onco (Rhoda ~ta) to have a nitht ol rom1nce with tltt team's owntr· 9 CJ) t.. Clllll (II) 81Htt Ntw co.ch Doll M1tcllell (Terry KiHf). min enters the hudqutrt111 of an • llMt: (ar) "Tiii Pr..i m Ame1rc..n N1ri Pl"Y to do tn 1n tlM o.-1" (dra) '72-Clluck Con dtplh storr on tllt racist 011an1i1 llM, Jost Greco tiofl. llncMdultd. • (]) Slpr Tiiie '1est1n1 Mau" • •IM ~autrful Mm nnts men to adlnirt e ut't lllM I Diii lier mind IOI • chanae. and be1ins • Se Yw w.t • le A~ sterel lutor1n1 seulofts lritll l1tllt 8 Afttf tlM ... -' UllC*failCJ nine Im to urn a hich stllool e hell DI ... r ftfruta l T.id. ii c.c.rt A -lO:lO- mtdle• ftom "West Stele Story" and CBI C... lllrll9tt 1 lrieMll , ...... Cohan hits "feelin~" and 8 a.,_ 1er r_,..t "M11atutna 8t IWat lrlM/lllidiMI .1ecW1 <Bt -..., 111P1 a-.. Me11co's Alnbls:sador lo Ille Unrled • c.'11 a...ett l FrilMI s M d h •... it: IW\ (Zllr) "•~II 11 tales Huao 11111n tSCusies is uu ,.... country's procrn:s and 115 rellttOn· hBolris" (mU1) 'SJ -Doris Oiy, Rar sll1p 10 the U11ittd Stites. ter. tD ... a..idls 11 :00 • c.atu. CNJmJ ··calypso's seorc11 '°' Ari»ntts•P"' 1 1r~: ~U.Wr111111 1tltmpl to unravel tilt mystety of Ille e ~ "A ,... ii VIMMll" le&t1dafy lost ISiand of Alla11tis, 1'111· (dte) '64-MmNll llMMll~. hppe Coastm selfdles tor dlltS 111 • ni. ~ C...- llle BINNS 111d otlltf loatlOllS, • ...., ,.,.._,, n,llc Circ. while C1pl11n Jacques Cousteau 0 ni. C.-..... cw,., lowsu on C<ete. •IMI its outly1n1 • Dick CMtt ISiand, Dia, In Ille Ataun Se• II) v...-.. ., ...._ s.n otrt Dil a llldlelll*w "'9rt 8 Ole hJI, USA -11:30- -1:30-9 CJ) C1S We ..._ "CMc* e CJ) WtJ, I'• ladl Olivia dis· •r a..."atlH" (com) '72-Bob --------------------"""'I cuises henelf as a sensual F1tt1tll Hopt, En Mane Sarni, Ralph temptress to win • se1y .. It' frOlll Bttlar11y. Ray Ellis by prov1n1 tllat Cot. e 0 JIMlr c... --t--..O::ottkey's moral 1nltfnly 1s more tilln e CJ) aJ •• SWfJ Odyssey - in deep. of 0t1lh" Part I Offiur Andy Ptulltps Followfng a traffic accident. which may end his promising career as an outstanding high school mile runner, Steve Shaw's lather. James G Richardson, and physical therapist. Anne Gee Byrd, worry about hls recovery-both pnysieally and emotionally-in the ABC Atterschool Special presentatron "'It's a Mlle From Here To Glory," Wednesday at •PM P•12 D "JOE & VAUISl" (!by Y011ftl) is sllot and c:ntatly * TY'a s,riltltime Hit! WOll!!dtd dw!ttl ha pinlli' of a •an--e QI M & hlerit '1he Ptff~t wllo -as 111St roblltd a supennarket, Nrrht" Valene 1rran1es 1 dis.strocis but pol1Ce find 11111 IMtr most likely date bel•een Joe's roommate, ~t in tilt shoohna is a look Fran•ie, and her ~st fnend Thelma ahb who hlts an 11rti111t 1lib1 Bill Styers and Doftu Pontttollo). • n.c 5ir1 and fraes Ille other roommate. Paulie • W SINl1 (OavNf [lhotl), up w1tll a co·worker • C.-.. lliwt (Ji n L1cey) who eels married the 12 OO n1rtit belote the bis dlte. : • CJ) MH4ar llc•t '*'-11 • TwliPC llM Tums not na1~ble from the Net • c...Wib wort 1t °"' press hme. • ...., ... 111 • Sl21,llOO Q1atio1i tD Tiit llldlllll/Ullrar ..,_. a °"" r.as, • -12:30- n .oo • ;.., Altty •• • Sbrtilt "OOA't Wait tor e CJ) M-A~6tl (R) Hot Lips be Tomorrow" A tou111 rtporter SMlks c1ns to ride unmen:ituity I num who onto 1 Greek ISllnd 1ftt1 t11e lt1der has shown em0Uo11al •ukneu un ot world·•lde crrminal ac1iw1tiu der th• stress o1 suraery whose front is an un~ina Rus G 8 •IC ..... , Metlt: uan Grand Due/Im ind lier &find ~ (2tlr) "UI • N fw C." (dra) dau1hter Rossano Bram Juhet '77-Alln Aldl, hha 5!11re, Jolln Hill· Mills. Donnelly Rhodes, Tally 'smras erman, Waller McGrnn, 81rord star. HIJllles. Ben Pitua. Jollri Randolpll <II .,_.. Alda sUn IS Caryl ~.n. Ille • MrM ~ "'9llb nol00041$ Clll10tn11's "red l1rltl bin m .,._"a.rt W' (dra) '58- dit," wllo spt!'I 12 years on dutll Bri1n Keith, 811'1>111 Hile. row btlett be1n1 eucuted. • .., Crllllll .... c..Me ..... Sliffil .. 0 ni. ... " Ulcef1*y • rtt4p .... , •• ,-., , ... p.,wc s,.ci.I "Trusure!" IAtifor· n11n Mel frsller searches for Ille lost SptnlSll t•ltton Alot~. wnk off the rtortda f(eys on September 6, 1912 a ni. DHW SllllliM sai.. 1:00 D OT...,_ .( ... , ..... -1:4S- D Al 0. WllL.Martin Sc«m -2:05- • Ml"9: "llec1lnt" (myi) '46- Georae Raft. Lynn Bau ••• Don't wait 'til morning to find out what happened tonight. On Channel 2 at U you'll see how the top stories of the day have changed since the sun went down. And you'll get the top stories of the night before the sun comes up tomorrow. , See the light. Tum to Channel 2 at 11 Channel 2 News at n • With Connie Chung and Joseph Senti. TOMORROW'S NEWS TONICHt ..... ~ TV WEEK. APRIL 30, 1&,78 , Karen Valentine • James Darren Michael Burns • Paul Lynde • Cindy Carol • Monie Ellis --"GIDGET I GOES TO ROME" l "GIDGET I I GROWS UP" "GIDGET GETS MARRIED" Page 14 the 3:30movie (l) • • l l:JI. "h••• Oii" (dra) ''6-Gitaer Roters. 01v1d MMcl, S.cm Mt1edith 12:11 e ........... {c.om) '63-lllliet M~. llDMld lf'*IS, ltu SW, Noel Purtell. I HI l1I CC> "CIM* II" (SUSI>) '73-Alu Cotd, Perty llod&ncues. ue • ce> "'641•t '-'• t• .... " (com) '63-CiAdy Cafol, JlllllS Darren, ta.re 0.non. • lvUlllQ I 8:00 9 ()) e e Cl) ID a llfts -~Ole -~ .. ..., .... ..... u osr 1·,,. .,.......,,. .,...,Fi..c. -6:30- .... CC> (10)"Tlle lat S.· flit' ht1 I. (WI$) '61-Rot~ Hudson, Doratlly Malone, l\n 0ou111s Cl) mricl Zlllltit <II ..... CIWfil sa.. ....... ........ eo..rb., a • c...i.c "'" 7:00 (]) EMrllllCJ 0.. ........ eu.na. Cl) 11le Mer's WM ...... ..,Nan e 1 i..r. t.y ew..iz O Dlllr rh 1 11~ • .....,.L*w....., a £Jltlf1 • r utt..ipt 8 llle ..... Cla*- -7:30-8 ,,.. ,_,..., s,.dal "Jenny & Mt" Tiie llud life of 1 letfll(e ~I miner incl Ille 11rl who tuthes him lo ~am. beyotid thlt trfe are POf lr1yed 1n this ftmily special . ...,..'--•cm i...,..s.ura Cl)TlleCIAlllSlll9 . ..,. ... 811Mlrl4J lw.tl al Alllrita 2llllllt Cindy Willtims cuests. ID Nitlllllll ID ZI TOllJtit a ~ 8:00 II Cl) cas ._ s,.dll lhe pros Ind cons of 1bortton an eumined 1n this in-depth report .. a QI) bi F11m Mlaltis "S11en" Even Mar\ Hims Is not immune lo Ille sinn son1 ol 1 su nymph, held captive by two men u 11111 of tlleif plot lo llc!Np the man rtSj)OllS1ble IOI Amtrica's defense system. list Rrtlwds, Nt¥1lle Bund and Carol Miyaw auut e Morit: CC> (211r) "Tripoli" (1dv) 1n1lt0n ot lhe mystique and the '50-Jolln P1yne. Maureen O'H1" pe11ls ol t1aaret1e smokinJ and the • CD cm H•m 01rs <R> h "Joanie's fosl Kiss" Howaid 15 a~rmma rate al whte youna women finally persuadtd lo illow J01n1e lo are emblac1n1 the habit. Co on a dale and 1t turns out lo bt I D a TIM lit (wtld; Dill& St.e monumental moment 10 her hie QI Cenard stirs 1n Ille !Ille role as a whtn s11e rKtrHS 1111 lust kiss. free·lanct fC)Urnalm who IS released • MeM: CC> (lllr) ""'8d Sllut l1om PflSOll alter servinc lime IOf a & fur" (dn) '7S-let J. Cobb mu1de1 he dld11'1 comm11, ind cru m Canl a.r.tt Md frilMI mote lllan lie bMpined '°' wfle11 he al lllwie: CC> (lllr) "TIM lbppy 11te111s 111vtstreat1nc • sensaltoNI """"" (tonl) '62-Rea Hamson. S/lljll lown ~1de 11VOlvrn1 the Rib Hayworth. son ot a pllfrtrful lk.5 se111toi. J O fD 8 111, Comen 04lyuer Cannon, Nehemiah Persolf. Jim Oav15. Connne Mtehaels. Matthew (60ln)"Calypso's Searth loi Atlantis" laborlnui and Valenhna Quinn Part II. Capllin Coustuu dies deeper into tilt Atlantis leaend when he • CD tlDl 1\r .. 's eo.,.111 (R) e1plores Pse111 of1 Crete's northern J1net lo1n her cool when the croovy C01sl-whieh tllousands of yars aeo &uY end campus AdontS of he1 hi111 1ppea11 to have suffmd 1111S$1Ye school days shows up for a date, and deslruchon lrom a huae tidal wave-J1tk and Chrissy conspue lo love and Pse1ra's blocxhna nttahbol to them alone in the a1>1rtmen1. the North. lht volcanlC ISiand of tD Mtn Gritflll SllCl'9 Santorin1, which erupted about 1450 0 Altltraz Wilham Conr1d nartales B.C. in whal may hne been the this dotumentary aboul Ille ISiand l11al!Sl uplosion lht world his evet u~ed as a aomnmenl prison. known. · fD "'''' l ruMbtloHI Geo· ' .. 9 T•lllMlwt ara,llk S,.Cbl "Animals Nobody loved" Hal Holb1ook nwales this • CI> 9 ~. Sllil1ey "The euminalion ol coyotes, 1attlewkes, u~a ~~-" (R) ....,,_,_, ""'• ,,1 i.1 :·:l_d __ ; m;_ustanas ind other 1n1m1ls-,.,,.,.. ,,.~ """'"''-~red br 11ncbea.. 1nd .'1WI 1n11111ls 1t~4rtMlt •ith tllt menu val11tleu staveneeis. health_dt1>1rtJMnt wf\eft she mom I 9) MafttJieu Tllutrt horse into Ille •rtmellt 9 30 mei..wa -: -ISi Oler EasJ fl Cl) SPECIAL Ho111e to St17 9•00 Htmy Fonda Sll/S IS I sensilf'tt and -·-YOU o" , ... , FOR mentally sp111ttd lfhnolS !aim Ollllfl .-. ,.., ,.. wllo:se he1ttl} loy1I and lov1n1 y1>11n1 * A CMiAlt(TTU HOST ar1ndd1u1hltr lie~ him d!SPfl the 8011111£ FIAJlllUM specttr ol otd 11e K11sten Vicard. II Cl) SPfaAl TIM F..-.. ...._ ~IChiel McCu11e, Frances Hyt,nd taU Bonnie fr111~h11llosb111 a.um and Oavld St1mb1uch also stll STEVE FORREST: BIG RESPECTER OF CATS Steve Forrest. no small man at 6'3" arld weighing owr 200 pounds, was none the less dwarfed by his co-stars. two gia.nt Siberian tigers who provide the conslderable menace for the dramatic, action- suspense fllm, "Maneaters Are Looser· string at 9PM on The CBS Wednesday Night MOiiie. The tigers, weighing up to 600 pounds and stretching some 10 feel lrom nose to tall. were an awesome sight to Forrest and his fellow actors as they prowled about tile location site in a remote section of Soledad Canyon localed in the sprawllng Antelope Valley of Southern California while being watched carefully by a corps of trainers. -•· ·-f.t<rest. the lormer star of the television series S.W.A.T., has a healthy respect for jungle cats that elates back to 195 T when he was severely mauled by a leopard whlle making an MGM fltm. "The Living Idol." in Mexico. "The script called for me lo be menaced by a Jaguar," remembered Forrest, "but we actually used -··-·a1aopafd 4AaUlad been.artfut1vi)aln!Bd to_look.!lke -· --lti..otbe<. <dll •. MY .•~Y.nl OOublo ~ supposed to tangle With the animal but the camera position was too close and I figured he wouldn't match me at that cloae distance. so I did the stunt myself " Forrest remembered that the leopard weighed about 80 pounds and would seem little more than a ~ticated house cat when compared with the ttgers In "Maneaters Are Loosel" "If one of those babies were to take a bite out ol you. It would be all over." he remarked. The tigers, owned by exotic animal entreprerieur Noel Marshall. answer to the name of Gregory and Anastasia and are actually more interested in receiving 10 pounds of raw horse meat per day than they are taking a bite out ol actors. But. as the trainers were careful to point out, "Cats are very unpredlctable." p..,_15 Meflssa Gilbert, Who stars as Laura on NBC's Little House on the Prairie. first went before the cameras In the "terrible" twos, two and one-half to be precise. She did a televlslon commercial for Carter's baby clothes. and then she retired. It wasn't until she turned seven that Melissa declar8d sh8 'd had 8nough of doing nothing and W8nt back to work. This young dynamo went out and got an agent and proceeded to do over 30 commercials before deciding sh8 wanted to get Into acting. Melissa was bom tn Los Angeles on May B. the daughter of Barbara Crane Gilbert and now de- ceased entertainer. Paul Gilbert. H8r mother now Is married to attorney Harold Abeles. and the three, along with brother Jonathan and baby sister Sara, /Ive In the San Fernando Valley. It's an entertainment family all the way. In addition to her father. Melissa ·s mother was an actress. her brother Jonathan also is on Little House on the Prairie, and grandfather Harry Crane is a comedy writer. ., '·' Though the past four years have been almost entirely taken up by Llttle House, Melissa has appeared on Gunsmoke. Emergency, Tenafly. "NBC Circus Special,·• "Christmas Miracle In Caulfield, USA" and various talk shows. Her mother wasn't going to let Melissa work as an actress'. but Little House happened to be her favorite books when she· was a child so she did allow the youngster to test for the part. Michael Landon took one look at her and said, "She's Laura, " and that was the beginning. Asked what acting uperlence had taught her the most, Melissa recalled that a candy bar commercial was responsible for teaching her more than anything else at that time Says Melissa. "the man who played my father taught me how to rtde a bike on rhe commercial. " On the serious side. Melissa does have advice for would-be actors: "Don't act. lat it come naturally. Don't push. let it happen." Other than her work. Melissa takes ballet lessons every Saturday and finds time to spend playing with an antique doll house that features real furniture which she says Is her favorite extravagance. Sha buys different places of furniture for the doll house all the time and has many pieces that are actual ~ antiques as well. Soma of these. says Melissa, are well over one-hundred years old and are beautifully carved. Pege 18 TUESDAY (Continued) a CJ) <m C.rter Coul!llJ "Beat inr the Pounds" (R) Looble Chrel Roy, whose temperament hu de cltned on direct p1oport1on to h11 efforts to diet, rs acc11Sed or ootrce blutahty-ud the charee may strc.k1 ED Ju4,. ho Cilia n.. fl) lilHM 0"'5tes 10:00 a D llews • CD !Bl fa~ 'Fm ol S111c1 ows·· (R) Allu hnrnc a n1chlm11e aboul 1unn1nc down 1 chrld wrlh htt a1, !Ute becomes 1ncre1unct1 drs turt>ed u twtnls kttp pace wrlh her dreams. Ohv11 Cole cuests Cl) i..t's ftlltt I ()uf 8 1'IM Erttttt Atllty Hour 9 ... , " ltiftds m hctD o. ._ 0 llewsdlecl -10:15-m Pltllee 8rt,./Mltlla1I JKbon $'- TV WEEK. APRIL 30, 1!p8 fWIDNBSDAYf MAYl For 1114fnial IM •"--liltiilas. ,i.aa ... DAmME PltOGUMS. It· lew, fof ,_, Ctlhtllilftce, art tlM day's_. OAYTUU lllOWICS u:JO m "1'1lt.., tridl 111t &1,... IMif" (d11) '48-Dtart SloUwell. Robert Ryan Pat o·a11en, B• ~fl Halt 12:00 0 ''C1lll11 lulldtr Orum· mond" (mys) 'SI-Waller Prreon, M11u1et ler1hlon Robert Statty •v•iiN6 8:00 G 00 U B (I) CID) lftl !Ins -10:30-D EiMrctllCJ OM Gt Ol !Ins Ill GllllllllOlt tD Tiie llKMtU/lell"r Rlport CD Tiit lrldy Su11cl1 e fllM'S flyila Ace A look at Holly .., Mlm·lZ -weeo·s-mosi ~~ pllol&--H:u....iDUD1SJ#AdttM~ ---- ® ~' s.m.11 lli1 11 :00 fJl) Dtctric C-pall'J U CD D e ([) ® (JJ) "--' !! ~ Olltuol 11~r 8 LM A!Mria11 !IJ!t ~ .......... , - D Mo.!:: ''lllt Sftlllt rit" (dr1) -6:30- '48-0lma de Hnrlla~d o MGN: <CJ (90) "TIN lnt $wi. CD 1'11t ~ Couple stf' Cotler (11es) '61-Rock Hudson. G> Meaty Pftheft's flyi11a Crrc11S Oorolh• Malone Kuk Dou•las. !;! ~ ~~ Joseph 1Collen. Caro4 Lynley • .................... ~ZlflCM 111 Madleil/Ullrtt R.,ott cm Men "1ff'MI Show -11 :30-CD lllwffdlt4 U (I) CllS Litt IMit: vltiu Q) Tiit ltoaUi Me, llill Mt" (drl) '76-Stella ED c--. ~ Stmns, Claude Aluns /llojall ® s.M hwift • 8 __, c... tD °"' bsy e CD cm hta4ar Mowle: !! fi:::'.!~ .. llur-Ci:J "hb 11' Tillie (t0m) ·12-Wal· ..._ '""" - ter M1tlh1u. C11o4 Burnett T:OO m tut $111 "" liollc Show m &tt s.art 11 e CD "-" f..m 8 C~ Ins II Uln CM 12:00 CJ) Tiit JoMl's Wild e TwlliPI Zoet 111 llwllna tw Oolt.n CD Mme: "TIN llbcnlflct11t Alllller· : U!': 1'fY ae11s" (dta) ·•2-Jostph Collen, _ "-·n•-111 •-end Anne Baxter. R1y Collins. _. ._ .,, ...,. Q) Tiie '*"""°°"'1'1 @ It's Ewe~s lklsi11ess _12 .. 30_ f..m Tiit M1dltll/l.ellrtr Report llJl w tllt ... ,,.,., a ...,ii: "f'lfest Ran111" (adv) g Cmtift Stitc11t11 "42-fred MacMurray 7 30 G) Mowie: ct) "The Capl1iw's - : - Table" (tom) "60-John Greeson D BEmEN THE WARS; * GREAT DEPRESSION 1 :00 U QI) lttwtu Ille Wm .. lt>e D Ill> y._,... Creal Deprm1on" United Stales Iii I Sn sellconfrdence rs s~tlmd. pa11tr 2:00 111 lhwie: ct> "H011 lo111 Hot H1rW" (adv) '62-hlarron Cook m Motil: "tonricttd" (dra) 50 Glenn ford. Brodtrrck CrawfOfd -2:30- • Moties: 'Tales of Manhattan." • ff(J(lse of ffOflO!" 3:00 D Movie: "T•o·W•t Strttcll" (com) '61 Peter Sellers 4:00 CiJ Mowit: (Cl '1llt tllcl '•ntller of Rallne" (mys) '62-Mamnne Koch, Heinz Orache CD M0tlt: "Fort Alalers" (adv) '52-Carlos Thompson 1m1 lore1en Poller and le1drnr to 1$0!.Jlronrsm World wrde the Otp1es· $JOll Crves rtU IO nalUHlll dictators. blil a pieoccup1ed U S •&l!Ofes the threat and the Luc11e ol HatrOlls larls lo pievenl the Japanese lrOITI 1nvadm' M1nchurr1 CD let s Ge t. IN bets D S..llllta UThe~GllM • lfltdl """ , .. CIJ Tiit ma,ooo Qvat• Cl Tiit Jotlf's Wil4 cm ftt11ity Ftlld ID Tiit lrldy 14111<11 a> •111eriu 2111aht fill St John euesls @ llewa m lt TOlllPI (91 Stertlolrd 8:00 8 CD Anw.1111 s,ldtr-Ab11' Ail in --tt1111t10MI bt1uty P11eanl conies tanr, dauchler ol lht new Pft!Jdenl ol • Latin Amtncan caunliy recently freed from tenons! dtel1torst11p, IS k1dn1pped •nd held lor raf\SOm D 9 tllltrclfts "The Birth ol the Pitts" The 111ls 1tlled (1n ff1shb1c~) on llow tllty 101 lo&elher and be came 1 team a lll"ie: ('-> (Ur) "firl1 to f.pt" (dra) '67-Cllid Enrett • (]) ~ EitM b EM11p (R) Oie llfadfoid children qute~ly transform an 1dylhc holiday away lrom theu parents into a madcap wtekend II l'nlfmlul Sowr The Calltor nia Surfs vs the Portland T 1mbe11 81 Carol 841rllltt & FrieMI II) Morie: ('-> (Zllr) "Up Pen· ape" (adv) '59-James Garner fm ® "°'' .., IS Bia lelftrlltch Jau Festival -8:30- D "JOE & VALERIE" • A love story of tod•r D IUl Joe & Valerie "Valerie's Wild Oal'' Valerie's lormer boyfriend --~COl!lf5-iltl lloss-al~ltmt.llt store. 1eop1rd111ng Joe and Valei1e's bud~1n& romance ID Croa-W'its a 0¥tr Easy 9:00 B MAllEATUS U E--* LOOSEJSILE"1! SWIFT? SAVAGE! 9 (() CIS W1d11s41y lllotit: ~ (2111) MlllllNltn Art ~!" (SU$!>) '78-rom Skemlt. Sim for 1est. D1a111 Muldaur, CD Spradlin, .. ----· Harry Mo1ean. Frank Marth, Josh Bryant. P11sc1tl1 Mo11ill, Jenifer Shaw. All animal owne1, bro~e and depiessed, 1s I01ced to abandon his liters lo lend IOI lhemstlves in the N111onal Forest "" near the Mid· land County town ol W1tf01d and the the qu1le hves ol lhe e111zens 1s turned into a n1chrm11e D ROCK 11 ROLL SPOrTS * CUSSIC Eftnts/lllllsic D 0 SrfCW. Tiie i.a 1'' loll $pof1s Cl&s1ic (2h1) l\nsty McHichol Ed McMahon and Alu Kann pt;ay host to lllOle than 40 supers1ars ot pop muSI<: who compete 1n a v111ery ol alhlel" events 1nclud1na bicycle races, b1Skelb1ll hack and held t¥enls and a tua of war Partt-t1 pants include Lynn Anderson. Gladys Kni&hl & the Pips, Sha Ha Na, 10:00 BO flews & (]) JD) Stanly & Hutch "Part ners" (R) Starsky and Hu1ch-1n hol pursu11 ol hoocUums who &ti away 1n 1 souped up car-crash into a buck and end up 1n the hosp1lal with Hutch suffe11n1 from amnts11 G> Let's lllakt a Dul f» btltf Today ® 0,.11111& Nltltt m l'acto o. Amot 9 tontuu OdJutJ ·ca1ypso s Search IOI Atlanlis. Part II -10:30-m a> m,..., @ CHlco De 111a,. C.ltbration lh1oes, and discover lhal lhe rine ol th1e¥u l~ey 11e seck1ne 1s also responsible lor 1 unes of 1estaur1nt robbe11es and rapes m Thlt Girl II> Ctt Sllart ® fD Catt~ AK """ 12:00 D Tw1litllt lo• Q) Mowit: "OM Minute 19 lttt" (adv) 'S2-Ann Blyth, Robert Mitchum, Wilham Talman m Th• HOiiey~ fD Tll1 lbdltil/ltllrer R•,..-t -12:30- 0 Mot11: "Walt lftto Htll'' (draJ '57 Chips Rafferty I.I QJ (.IaJ Mystery If tM w..l m Mowie: "Tiie ran" (dra) '49- Jeanne C111n, Geo11e Sanders Ma11tyn McCoo and Billy Davis Jr f :00 B (}) (f.D) tharllt's Ancels (fl) 11 :00 U tllJ Tomorrow fI) Mitllatl Jadson Guest Marvin Holen. President of the los Angeles Rapid Transil D1sllicl discusses th, increase 1n RTD 11de11h1p S.b11na, Kelly and Ch11s are eneaeed U (}) U I.I (]) (.IaJ 9 News CJ I Stir lo track down a l111ck d11ve1 whose llJ Im• Amtrian Stylt 2:00 wife. a niahtclub s1neer, doesn'I 0 Mowlt: CC) .. 23 l'ata to Bat er a Mowit: cc:> "lllact S11ft" (dra) know her woman·chasma soouse is Strttt" (dra) '56-Van Johnson, Vera '67-Michele Merc1t1, Daniel Gehn, hauhn& stolen c1110. Miles. Cecil Pa1ke1 David O'Brien m llltr. 61lflin Show m Tiit Odcl Couple ID Mowit: "Missiofl to Mortut" O A CltlW's Cltristiaas in Wala A ...,. ,. __ ty ...... __ • A c (adv) ·59 Lo e ina 11111wm.~l~u1~1umsa~s~lp~1~~~ffj~m~.~s1~gA~t~~4•a~d~~....,Sii...,,.iiiniim'~1·._,:::..:'..:..::...11~"1:.._:1~"~~:..._~:__.:...-.----1Cled by members of the National 0 DlilOiUfi -2:30- Thtllrt ol the Deal m Diel ea.tit U MO¥it: <CJ "from !flt ur111 II m Gtal ''rlor""nus 'Tnal ol ID Varltd.tdes Ille .._ .. (SCI 11) ·~-Joseph Cot the Make" A lense portrayal ol a (9 Mad ltil/leltrtt lltpon ten. Debra Paeel, Georae Sanders unique 1nc1dtnl 1n Ame11un his -11:30-D Motits; "The Ghost of fran~en- lory the systematic persecution by U (])CBS Late Movie: lh••1i stein " · lhe 8o1er and the Death" his fellow olltet1s ol the f1rst black fin.0/~t -3:30- cadel lo eraduale from West Point U ID Jollnny Cano11 ID h11: "llllji11 Monshr el Ttr· lfO) Collsfm Odyssey (60mJ · fhf I.I (]) ®J l'olke Stoty Od'tssey ror" (SC• 11) '66 -Jun fu11m1k1 Calypso's Search lor AtlaM1s. Part I of Death" Conti Police officers Stod -9:30- 0) Mllndol 0puestos dard (Robe1t Slack) and B11nty (81ock PetetS) continue the sta1lh lor the lasl movine supermarket SILENT. 4:00 D Movie· ~ KS41id4e Coml!IM· dos" td11J 68-Aldo Ray SWIFT. SAVAGE. TheCBS Wednesday Night Movies WORLD PREMIERE TOM STEVE HARRY DIANA JENIFER 9PM- CBSS2 SKERRITT FORREST MORGAN MULOAUR SHAW G.D. SPRADLIN · PHIL BROWN · FRANK MARTH FIRST CLASS! THURSDAY MAH fw Mnlilla Mid afttfMll listillp, ,.._see ~m1u PllOGWIS. .. low, tor fOllr C011Nnie11c:t, are ttie Qy's NMs. ~mM£ MOVIES ll:lO m "Tht Tllln Man" (mys) '34-Wilham Powell, Myrna Loy, Cesar Romero. Maureen O'Sullivan 12:00 0 CC) uo1111er011S Charter" (aclv) '62-Chris Warfield, Sally Fraser J;OO ®) CC) "Sm-T-l'oru1il of A Tftftlp Alcoholic" (dra) '75- Lln~ 81111. Mrchul Lerner l:JO g (CJ "GidCft Gtews Up" (com) '69-Kartn Valenltne. Paul Petersen. [dward Mulhatt, Bob Cumm1n1s. Paul Lynde EVENING TV WEEK, APRIL 30. 1'78 Cl) Amtria 2'11ttrt <ml Men Griffin SM IDlftittW m 'lllt aaia fB EWftirla E9tlOll m0wer bsJ C«IZlla SalYlit (Bl The liltwina Turi 7:00 (]) EIMrltflCY OM DBO>llns U Uari Clllb Cl) The Joker's Wild o Bowlina '°' Do1111ri m I t-1.»q Q)Mall-l2 18) DillMllsiofts ill Cllltvres m libdhil/lellm a.po11 O}) UtetbMtltt T Micllt IS/ The .... '-'rdtlltf -7:30- D lbme Tllat T-U Kewlyftd Ga111e U lbe r.o..1 SM Cl) In Search ol ... OJobr's Wild <ml llattli Game 00 m Brad) Bundi 8: Q) Anleriu 211iltl1 Jantl and Judy u m D • (]) UQ) Qj) llews Bake1 piove auls can wmlle Wllh !! ~~ OM boys, and 8.lrth's almost SOii, Wayne --~eman. demonstrates "°" 10 take ID Tiii • .., l4llldl 'Papa's" JOb Q) Ma.-12 8 l'olitithoe r~~~~ll~M~ .. :·:lltl:Ul~I --&T;> 21 ,_..... IC>\ ....... Miiii . Q:I ........ first·d ass accommodations are 1ust one of the many benefits of IOI •R ---:!._ ltewsdled be1na a superstar, and even those of Ille four legged va11ely are m ~~A Qmic &: enl1lled lo a nice wide seal. a good movie, and !he atlenhve 9 l'tnollal flu~• U ())The WaltoAs Ohvta my)mTI~--..1 mrn1slrahons of a smiling stewdrdess. -6:30-the eohre Walton famity "hen she Mosl doiS. when travelling by plane, are regegated to a box stored U Mowit: cCJ (90) "Murder One" suddenly sinks into depreSSlon and in the luggaee compartment, and have only a bowl of water and (dril) '69 -Robert Conrad , Diane becomes emedinaly short tern suitcases lo keep them company. Baker. Howilrd Duff pered Bui not Ben 11 The floo PY· ea red mu It. who. after I wo I ea I u re I en gt~ fliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" movies and a seven year stint on Petticoat Junction, has become "Amenca's Most Huegable Hero" and 1s healed like a member of the ehle 1et set on h" many l11ps ab1oad Togethe1 with his owner, trainer and bes! f11end, Frank Inn. Benji has travelled f1~t class lo England, France, Italy, Canada, Greece and Japan anda!Waynnth Ills OWJt ticket and his own seat A half·hour special. "The Phenomenon of Ben11." seluhng lhe can1ne's career, airs on ABC. Thursday at 8PM In the accompanying pllolos; 8en111s ready with a smile as the ll1ghl begins, proceeds lo a yawn for the long passage, inspects the aim for spots. and perhaps is thinking, "If this is a champagne flight, how come I only got water'" 1 Pege 11 It s ctget_W_eek! Is the staid U. N . ready for Gittge¥? t.(a(~n Valentine, Edward Mulharer Bob Cummings and Paul Petersen . THE 3:30 MOVIE 9THURSDAY~ D !UI H111111-8'1Mra Ha~J Hour Honey and Sis ereet auests l1nd1 l1v1n, Mehssi Sue Anderson, Robert Conrad 1nd Peter lupus e .....,: (211r) "City ltMa~ tht Sea" (sci hi Sl RobuJ waaeer Stuart Whelmlln • rn ®! SrECI~ (30111) flit f\u •• .... ti lt .. Charhe Rrch, Meredith Macl!Je. Ed111 Buchanlln ind sincer lust Dnrs lell tht SIOly of 8en11, the popular do& who hlls dth&hled mllhons en PtUrcoat Junt 1111n, the movie "Bt~I' 'and fo1 the lO•t ol Ben11 " 0 lllO•it: (C) 12hr) "Dtt111t '°°°" (dra) 72 -Ale. Rocco, tun Rhodts, Sally Ba~er Q) C1rtl hmett & fritn41 &> lllotie: ct) (2111) "11$idt Daisy Clom " (dra) '66 Natalie Wood Robert Redtord l8l Tiit Cowst11w Ollysn)~ ... ) "~lypso s Surch lor Atlanlos' IR) m The Open 11111111 m ..,.,.,,, s.,, Otro Dta IDl Altron• for ltflllJIOl!f -1:30- D 1.IQ) What's H1ppu1na "Rerun Gets Married" IR) Maria • bti1ul1tul new a1rl m school marches Rerun to the altai m Cms.-Wib fD Aulllt and lsnths ··Jerusaltm An rumination ot •hal everyone c:onttdes lo be lht last and ptrhaps most d1flicul1 riddle lo be solYtd on lhe road lo peace-the lulurt ol the Holy Ctty O> Los CMP141es 9 Oftf Etfr 9:00 U ()) llnail rM-O An unprece ACROSS I Relatives fciue to aMwer) 6 Biby °' Barbie 8 PreKriptlon 9 Once a day 11 L9ncl>eSltf °' Me<l1MH1 : : =: pumpl(H1 IS Sc:olhlh 10< eye• 17 Floral WfHlh 18 Pronoun 20 SatJ.1 end hre encine 21 Mod<ey I"~ .. 2J Quiet .... ~--24 One of the ThrM SIC>Olfl 25 City off~ 26 Ge<:l fulur• 27 frtneh lll<'l onot..i• 29 Oemandt J2 l•lsh '°' , ... ,,,...,1 lJ Cloi. to 3A Joqed 35 Culhlon J6 Droop 38 M~s Len~rs 39 w-.1.,n •Ille 41 Talk 42 l.-nd ot nemH '3 'Lt nd .,, -· dented d1~Sttr Slllk'5 iht rive 0 unit when the stalwart Chin Ho Kelly, fon111me membt• ot MtGmell's crew, becomes lhe v1ct1m ol a ting l1n~ taeculion while operating undercover U OPERATION: RUNAWAY • &RiUINGtlllUST SEE! b'~erahon: Runaway Mthnda & the r1nball W1wd' A leen11e aul and her hltle brother (Robin Matison and Su n Marshall) rtltnllul of then mothers iemar riage 1un away to Sin Oieco and P>Ycholo11st David McKay worh 11ains1 time tu tel to them belore a p111 of petly hoodlums do 8 (.1.QJ 81r11tJ Miller £ valua lion" (R) An adufl boolstoie be comes lhe tar&et tor vandals attacks ud the detecl1vts of the 12th pre c1nct 11e an•taus lo solve the c11me while lr1pp1n1 om each other to loo~ 1ood 1n Captain M1Utr s p1ohc1ency rcf{.ir. •I I e ...... tit •en Griffin Show f1i) Wofl4I \SO) Tiit Adams Chrot1icla -9:30- D ~1 t.J.QJ Fish "A Pinch ot Class" (R) fish rushes Doane to lht hoS1>1lal lor an emert'"cy appendectomy while Btrntce 1s out ot I own v1s111n1 a sld 1elaltve and the g1oup home es h71na to 1eo.aa1n1t 10:00 U ,_tJ 81raaby Jo110 Susan Ho•ard guests as a beautiful blao mail •!Clim who 1eS01ts lo the lhell ot bonds and e•enluallf to a lured killer to hid~ htr shady past trom her ..eallhr s1odb1oker husband I llo.•ty 2 Cat p~t 3 Mrs Mot,.Mtern ' ,..u~ note 5 l yrOC>SI Hatb4Jrg 6 Col01 7 htrav&glll11 10 llfllted 12 Nab 1' Mack and Kn""' 16 Oo\lbtinc -I 7 f n .nch ., 1ic1e 19....,,,..m a law 20 IMlan PH Ulll 22 S.."'ll orp ns ft .. l~Y'ffn 27 f~H or mutfoM 28 ·n.. •ncrec:ttbte 11u1~· Charactt r 29 £1f0<1 30 Tidy 31 [fyplten lod•• 32 Rasp 37 Pl1y1na cal'd 40 Htilo ..... ~·~•ndot .. -,,....._ tM llUldly tog O (H) '°''" l'lomu Scrum~ (R) Comedian Reeh l1ttlf guests u a IH.)I! Hyde lypt tharatlet a .. ell heeled but demented businessman who lures ytun1 ltmale Mthh1km onto his car foi the11 Int 11de OD,_. fJ L)) ®J llrtttJ the D•tam (R) Bu~lta rehe\ on a p1nl sued psychic lo solve a perpluing k1dn1p ~st •hen lht detective •eahies ht 1s runnmc oul of-time to save ' fntnd s lift &> ltt's "''' A Oul ~ ..,slttpltct Thtater W 1i111tchnt Jackson New Yot~ T1mu Whtie Houst conespondent limes Wooten telk\ about the un chan11n1 nalure ol lhr Wh1tr House, reeardless of whal adm1n1sllatron OCCupirs 11 )h'e mylhOIO(y and sym bols ol the Carter Prts1dency and lhe Ben lance 1ssuf are also d1.scu$.Sed 110 llnsclltck • -10:30- Q) 0>""' tD The llla<Ntil/lthm lttport •RJ l'rofiles . 11:00 f) f3J U U (f ) IJQJ (lt) ltews 0 lote Amtria11 Stylt O MoN: ~ "God's lJttlt Acre" (dra) ·~-Robert Ryan. ~ldo Ray CD flit Odd Covlllt Cl) Monty r'ytfloft's FIJ1n1 C1rtus @ f1m1bovt m Old emtt ~ llla<lttillltflltr lltpor1 -11:30- u •1 cas Lite Mo.it. 111•••s•H1 "How to C...nlit ..,,,..,,, .. tcom) 69 Bob Hooe. J111e Wyman 0 ltt Jollnnf Carton lV WEEK APRIL 30 1978 D U_Gl Sta!Uy & Hwltll CD Tlllt Girt &> Get Sl!lart fD !H C.phoned ABC Mews 12:00 IJ T trili&M Zoftt CD Trlltll or CoMeci11tnca m Tllt ltolity-n -12:30- 0 MOflt: ''lyd11 l11ltJ'' (dri) 52 Anne f rancrS Oalt R®'rtscm 8 OJ lfGi TOMI CD Motie· "Tlltse Alt tflt OM11M4" (dra) ·65-lit.cdonald Carty, Sh11tey Ann f itld V1veu ""1dfo1s G) Movie: _CJ "Colossws of lllodtS" (adv) 61 Rory Calhoun 1:00 O l)f1 Tomorrow llJ I Spy 2:00 U Mo"'· ·~J ''Tht Smuufers" fadv) '68 -S111rley Booth C11ol lynley. llull Kaslnar O Morles: "Tiit Sp1dt1 Woman Stukes Bae~." "Junelt Woman " "The Asloundrne She Moosle1s" O Motle: "Fite Gaits la. Hell" (dra) 'S9-Nrnlle 811nd, l<en Scott -2:30-m Mo.it.·~ "A kllet Is W1itin1" (dra) '!>4 Stephen MtNally 4:00 U flit st"' lcM1rft Sllft 0 Mom: 1:C, "A Nishi 1n hra· di.a" (com) 46 Merit Oberon Turh1n Bey G.lle Sondertaard -4:30- CD lllot!e: "lwt of llloroao" ~· It) Wiiham Sylvester, Stant Clare P911 ( FRIDAY lllAY S fOf "*1lilt1 -•ft•IMOll lhtlllp. ,._,.. DAmlU NOOUMS. a. loll, .. ,.., ~ ... ,. Ille 411'~ 77 DAYTIME fllOVIES ll:ll • "()iQ Iller• With fHI· 19(' (com) ·•9-Kay Kend1ll. Yul Brynner J2:M e CC) "Cllld H111111'' Cdra) 40-Henrr Fonda Doro1hr Lamour. Lind• D11nell 3:00 (ID) CC) "Tiie Ftmi11lst a lllt flla" (com) 'JO-B11ba11 Edtn David Har1man 3:31 •(CJ "Gld1el Gels Ahr· tied" (com) '71 -Monie ElllS. Mrchael Brandon, J01n Bennell. Macdonald Carer. P1ul l ynde r 1v1w1AG 1:00 I CD D • CJ) ®' "ll Mews lNfltntJ One ~. ..., lufttlt •Ma•J2 e JolH1lt7 to .AdYtlltutt @ DilMMions ill tlitturn ID KET Art Auchon (6h1 ) I ht optnrnc nicht ol KCfT's annual fund rarsme auctron 1s the lrrsl ol nine n1chts rn whtGh viewers may bid on va11ous items includ1nc an RCA Xl 100 TV console a GAr super 8 sound '"°"" cameri and p101ecl0f 1 cock tail nnc valued at S800 a vrsrl lo lht set ot the comedy serres tiwne & Shirley, and a sf)fcral Poster com mt111011t1n1 KCCT's lint auctron 1n 1969 Guest auctranetrs include Joseph Campanella, Carmen Zapata and the on 1rr personahtres from KHJ Channel 9 ID LI CrilU 9itll triMl1 ® HistOfy of liltJ ico -6:30-u Tlttl.tala AMetic.a 2'1rcllt 141 lllen Griffill Show CD Bewitched m The 11oatia \14) ,tnONI rNntt m ConZ011 s.1 .. ,. J§J <:Gnsumtr Sllrtw1I Kl! 7:00 U The S2S,000 P)r1mid ,_1) Emtrr•llCJ One DDfDNtwl 0 Uirs Club {lJ Tllt Jottr's Wik! Iii llowlln1 tor Doll111 CD I Low LllCJ Cl) Acl•m·l2 J• '14l ll's htryilody'i Business EID Art Allction C.ontrnues to mid nrght Ul Entertllnment fonl&llt (5§) £Jedion '71 -7:30- 0 The 'rict b lltelll Q Wild llilllM 0 ~6'rnc D ll_QJ Hollywood $quarH t TheM~ti O Tiit .io.er·s W'tld CD l<adJ ~ndl Cl) Ameriu Zlf11ht Abe Vrgoda iiuests 141 c.lifoi111a TNipt .. ,:~ RRIED"" ~--~ e-rs ftll~P.__._., .. -c;1oGE'fG It'• Gidget Week! Gidget strains her wedded bliss. Monie Ellis, Michael Burns, Paul Lynde and MacDonald Carey. THE 3:30 MOVIE 9FRIDAY(l) ,. ... ~o 8:00 D ({) Wonder l'lollll11 In the con clusran ol a lwo·p1rt episode Wonder Woman urees Andr0$ lo rwsuade the lnlerplanttlry Council to c11nl hrm add1t1onal time to deal wrlh Skrrn Q 1111 Tiit Ufe & Times of 6timy Adam '1he Skyrtdtr" (R) A stt1ncer by the name ol Wr11hl comes lo lht brgh moun111n country rn hrs auempt lo ~ the hrs! m•n lo fly Russ r ambtyn 1ues1s Rescheduled \ U Motte: CC) (ZllrJ ''Slftti of 11\t ll1l1hlri" (adv) '6S-Stu111 Whrt man. Suunnall YOI~ 11 rn ® sncw Tiit c.,c..111 & Tennille In Hawaii Breath11k1na island scenes ind the sollr!ds al musrc m1ncle n the popular 11\isband · and wile team ta~e vrtwer\ on a scenic tour of the lam1har sraMs and the less famrhar scenrc allmhpns ol the 50th stale Cunts are ~enny Rogers. Oav1d Soul and Don Knotts Iii Mot\t; (Cl (2hr) "Nl1ht Ripl Fr0tn Moscow" (dra) '73-Yul Brrn ner, Henry Fonda. G) C.iol lu~Hr'"4s W Mtlit: CC) (Zhr) "Ap1cht Rifles" (wts) ·6s Audie Murphy, M1<hael Danit fB HIM louro @ IJJJ Wasllinrton WeH ill .....,. ft) M1nana S.ra Otro !Ka -8:30- CD troa-Wib ID ISl Will Strtti Wet• ft) Ed1mdo II 9 :00 D The fllCltdlblt Hui\ (2hr) Aller Banner rs presumed dead from a laboratory eaploston he rs hee to starth fOf a curt lot hrs alllr<tton a change rn hrs metabolism which sends hrm from his normal. average vruge rnto that ol a powerful seven loot monster In his search. ht also helps 1 rounc woman beonc vrc trm11ed by her step mother in Older to earn control ol the lam11y fortune laurre P1anee and D0tothy I rrsfan guest D IHl The Rodfo~ files rhe Batlle ol Canoga Parkt1Alltr hrs gun is found at the scent ol ~ homicide Rockford ber.omes a suspect m lht slayrne ol a gas slalron owner U CD ®J ABC Friday Movie; (CJ (21tt) "Wrth Tlus Rlftr" (dr1) 78 - Betty White. lohn lorssythe Tom Bosley. Ptttr Jason, Deborah While Joyce OeWrtt, Scott Hyland. 01c~ Van Patten, Barba11 Cason. Donny Most. Diana Canova The Ame11can rnsht~ lton of marrrage comes under close scrultny as three contempOfary cou ples-represcnltAC a crass stthon of Amerrun households art fated w11h a myriad of emohonal decisions financial comm1tments and sacral obl&atrons 1ftt1 theyve set the wed d1n2 date CD ._,., Gnffi• 5'\ow fB Toli llo Mldo l21l 0,.11i111 lll&ht r rddler on the Root A look al the opening n1&hl performance by lht San Btrnardrno Cmt light Opera W Art Auctioll Contrnues to mid nrehl (BJ 'ropositiOll 13 Otbat• Howard Jarvrs-lhe people's advocate for lu rtlOfm and aulhOI ol lhe Jari1s/Gann lnit1at1ve (ProJ>0$1110n 13) deb1les with Juder Bluet Sumner -9:30-0 Gmt hnoim11Kes m•u~~ • 10:00 D l8l Quil!C)' "Hofdrnc P1tterns" (R) Pol1t1c1f tcrromts refuse to 1ccept Qurncr's warmn& lhal t~ty 1nit their hosta&ts on 1 h11Khd plane are 111 oposed to a deadly virus Gerald S O'lou&hhn i nd Chrrstrnc 8ell0fd autst ... ..., Cl) let's Miu A Deal ·~··~--· !D ..... -10:30- CD G>Nm fl.) [.,.,. U,,m 11:00 U Cil D 8 00 lf.Qi aJJ lltWI l!J lM AMeric.H Style G Mowl•: (1:) "fhrtt th Hud """ (dra) '74-Jrm Brown fred W1llramson CD The Odd Couple Q) Moftty P)tfloll's flyl111 tlrcllS o llaca '•,.ctim on Ille Ntwi f.llJ Art Auction last hour tonight ID Variedldes 0 Tiii Ml<Mtil/Ul!rer lltport -11:30-u ({) llBA P'la)'Off &a111t Jeams not dtcrded 11 our press ltme •~!D .-, c,,.. • rt) (IPl'llt llttt!tltty .., s,.dtf A look •I 111 !ht pre tlCe .cttwrtrts IOI IOlllOlrow's n1nn1ne ol lhc Kentucky Derby 8) l>ftttt U1111ts m G« Sm1rt (21) C,.,liolled ,..., 12:00 O Tw1ttctit Zone WTllt~n ID 11""1Mowie -12:30-u fllofie: "The flr" (K l fl) ~ Vrnctnt P11ct, Oavrd Hedrson 8 Sllrtime m Mowit: "Co<rmed" (dra) 4S- Orc• Powell, Walter Sleza•. • Mr(heltne Cherrel ·a> Mowlt: "The Adventures of ltaji 81b1" (adv) ·~4 -John Derek. Amanda Blake -12:40- (tl llowre: "Mr Cousin lluhel" (dra) ·~3 Olma de Hawrlland. Rr<hard Burton Cfm Mcme: C'1 "The ~1us" (dr1) '68 Anlhonr Quinn, C1nd1ct Btrcen 1:00 Q 9 Midnitllt Special Q I Spy -1:15- 0 T1lb1*1! •2 :00 G llltw1t: "lut Ride to Sula Crur'' (•dv) 61 Edmund Purdom Mat1on Cook -2:30-0 Movies: "The Oblone Box " I omb af trae11 ID Mofits: 'rtan\tnstern I 970. ' Bent r rom the Haunted Cave" -3:20- 0 Mcwle: IC) ''Tiit bidtn" (wes) '64 Robert Culp , Judo Mertdrlh, B11an keith 4 :00 Cil Moorie: ''A Coffin from Hont Ilona" (adY) '64-Heinze Orache, S1b11n1 Sesselman - SATURDAY MAH MORNING e:oo II That's c.t (]) Sullrba Semester G Co11111111nity f "4back m Uniftnity of Ille Ali -6:30- D QJl lllulllllltNCI Ali UlicYalty (l)Wltt< C* G DMJ & Watll cm c.11w. " Allcietlt ~ m Utlit Sis G>'-sf St* m~.._ 7:00 u S41nrba Se!Mstt< D <Bl Mona K8nC ""°°"' D (]) cm Supert~ IM1 (I) folk llllllk G l'lle m ciu11 m a-em,., 1te.s m ....... lett to lltal ID YoCJ fOf HMllll -7:30- fJ C..11 Three U CJJ) Go Go Globetrotte11 U hmttten Cl) Col*illt at lllowit: CJ:) "Conquest ol c.dliw" (wes) '53-John Hod1ak, Robert Site~. Joy Pa&e Cl)fbllptrloom m Tiie w.1111 t11tWc1a 8:00 fJ Cl) lllr• ~ Stooces llt Mmt: "MMtl ,, Ci!Nrrot Put'' (wes) '58-Chnt Eutwood Scott lhdy a CI> crD> uff .-.LytllJics D llorie: CJ:) "-.qllltft IM A Gun· fljlltt(' (wt$) 65-Rod Came•Dn, Stephen McNally -8:30-u (I.) s,"4 8llto Q) • ., m fetlinc frtt 9 :00 U Illes 11inn,1flold lunne1 m "4Me: CC) "Safari" (adv) '56- YICICJf Mature, Janel le11h Roland Clilvet Ill Sllll Yorty ID T --.it m 11111a11t -9:30-u IU) Tlliftl P'iftl P1ntllt1 8 ""I•: ct) "lluyon" (d1a) '71-Robtrt fOl)ltr, Darren McGavin mz.. ID EsU EJ u viaa 10:00 D l8J 1111u Pallb and tlle llltwtts .. CI> crDl ltoff\ .... G WMtM: DIM of A1itt a> llloN: a:l "Tiie !Im. Ollt" (ch) '56-Rodolfo Hoyos m~o. OJ T ribulll Plllllita -10:30- fJ (]) llat11111/T llUft .. QI) s,.c. Stfttillth Ill llowi1: CJ:) "lfonst11 from Spltt" (SC1·f1) '71-Akua Kubo. fl!) Once Upo11 A ~ 11:00 a a lfaior w, .. ....,,, U CI> Cll AIC llltffee4 s,.dal "The Puppy Who Wanted A Boy" Roles are me11ed 1n this animated special when a lonely puppy &OH 1n search of a stray boy to bf his best ln,nd. at LA. f'attttM fli)Nowl -11:30-u Cl) Secrets of Isis U Dll&MI U Q) CiOl 11,r011 lllbotl Golf Clas· sic live comaae ol thrid round play from the Preston I 111t Gott Club In Dallls, Teus m lulMllt "'Ide Q) The S.W OMS AFT•RNOON 12:00 fJ (() flt Mtrt • Ovtdoon Iii Tiie £.ut Side Kids m This ... , "' llaseball m Tiit frtftdt CMI -12:30-u ()) S,.1 AudelllJ 8 llfwit: "liodzilll" (SCI Ii) 56- Rayl'llOfld Bun. lnosluro konda. bk asJ11 Sll1mura, Momoko Koch1 ID l'llebcen a> lilM ~-m trubft StltdltrJ 19 ,.,., ~~ip1 Iowa G11I s Basketball OJ fanf1rril flkaft 1:00 fJ Cl)Mt.M.tltO Starring in TV WEEK. APRIL 30, 1978 8 CI> ® ABC's WIN W.t1d tf s,orts No informallOfl n11lable from Ille NelWOI• JI OCH pms lime tD SHI Trllll flJ r..u1 Justlu Ullder t11t law QJ Wiiiet llleru4o -1:30- u (]) CBS rn111 resti\'11 Iii Abbott & Costello 0> "4Me: "F11nds" (com) '50- 0onald O'Connor 2:00 U Debi/I II Tllat's Cat U Tilt lit VaNty 8 CD ®Th Kututky Dtr~y live and u clusive covera&e ol the l04th runn1na ol the Kentu,ky Drrby, from Churchill Downs 1n lo11isv1lle. llenluckr Co hosts art Jcm McKay 1nd Howard Costtl. with Eddi' Arc110 as colot ~ommentatOI and Dave Johnson Ullin& th' iace CJ) lilotie: "Tht NO!hss Tapes" ID llis.liotl lmpoalWt QI) Mamis Wtl'r 9 Hbt0ty of Mut<O -2:30-u It T.ta All ~4s 8 a,ritullure USA m UC OutW: Tralftc ill ....., Documentary on lhe &rowins bus1 n'ss of l0tt1an ~by adoption 3:00 D °" c.,_, U lleNlla U CJ) ® UC's Wide •w of $tMM'b No information available from the N't•ork at ou1 press time U Mowie: CJ:) ''Seven Alone" (wes) '7•-Dewey Martin, Aldo Ray. Annt Colhncs, Dean Smith THE CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB Hilarity not only reigns, it pours! When two cowpokes get saddled into running a "club" for friendly ladies. 9PMCBS~2 A Saturday Night,Movie Special TV WEEK. APRIL 30, 1978 ~~]7~Jl1 ,~~ 7onto•g Jdo/Ul _ . FANTASIES FULFILLED Fantasy Island is nol llkely to be found in the tour ads of travel publicat.ons. but for those people who have fantasies and want an opportunity to live them out, a Fantasy Island does exist Fantasy Island 1s the hour-long adventure series airing on ABC . Saturdays at 10PM Ricardo Montalban stars in Fantasy Island as the debonair, yet mysterious. Mr Roarke. the man who rules an unusual island somewhere in the middle of the ocean where-tor the select few-innermost dreams can be experienced. unfulfilled wishes can be attained and sought-alter desires can be realized. Fantasy Island has 11 all For a small fee. fantasizers are flown in by seaplane and offered the most un- usual weekend of their hves Sometimes. though, these people find out thaJ certain fantasies are best left unfult11led As Mr Roarke caultons his guests who pay what they can afford 'Be careful. your fantasies may come true · Examples of fantasies that can be hved out on the island are those of a man and wife who simply want to re-experience the aboundrng happiness they had when they were hrsl mamed. the young man with a wish many dream of to be a ma1or league baseball superstar. or that of a prince who. about to become krng of his small count~~nts to know what it feels like to be a common man. or• hardened New York police detective who would prefer to go back in time to the law-and-order days of the old West where the sheriff was 1udge and 1ury, or the fantasy of a man •. y.iho has spent his entire hie learning the hotel business by selling hotel supplies and wants to meet the most important man m the business who can help him own and operate his own hqlel; or the far•t~ a not particularly attractive girl who wants lust once to know the thrill of participating rn-and possibly winning-a beauty contest W ro gets the opportunity to visit the mystic isle? .. Well. they can be just about anybody. People with Intriguing dreams. wishes and desires are the most apt to get an invitation from Mr Roarke to venture on Fantasy Island. Both charming and ruth- less. the enigmatic Mr Roarke operates on a different level than mere mortals. as would a devil or saint He sets the rules and only he can change them. For on Fantasy Island. Mr Roarke 1s all-knowing and all- powerful Montalban i:; a veteran stage. screen and television actor who brings a certain charm to all hrs roles. Some ot his starring frlm credrts include "Fiesta." Laltn Lovers," "Right Cross" and "Across the Wide Mrssoun." On televlsron he starred rn the original Fantasy Island movie for television, drd a guest shot on Columbo. had a regular role in McNaughton's Daughter and, most recently, appeared in the suc- cessful ABC production of "Captarns Courageous ... Two of his many notable stage credits include "Don Juan in Hell" and "The King and I." Also starring as Mr Roarke's friend and aid", Tattoo. ls Herve Villechalze. a French-born three- 'root, eleven-inch actor whose credits include more Pege 22 *********************** Ricardo Montalban. left. Is the ruler of a mysterious island resort and Herve Villechaize is his equally myste,,ous assistant *********************** than a dozen feature films. two Broadway plays, three off-Broadway, three operas, numerous repertory company productions an<1 a variety of television appearances. However. his biggest role .came In the James Bond thriller "The Man With the Golden Gun" and most recently "The One and Only" with ABC's H._,py Days star Henry Winkler. Fantasy Island 1s filmed at The Burbank Studios. various local Los Angeles locations and the beautiful Los ~ngeles Arboretum In Arcadia, California. It Is produced by Michael Fisher for Spelling-Goldberg Productions in association with Columbia Pictures Television. • 8ATUADAY (Condnuect• m tlowit: ct) H,lftdtllllfll" (dra) '69-Gerote Peppard, Richard Kilty Jun Stt>er1 .. hl'Dll a Attel1IOOll ~ -3:30- • ()) CIS SptrtJ s,ectac1111r WBA 111nt nuwyweient cllampron slup ltfht bthreen VrctOI Gal111dez ind Alwaro "Yaqur" lo11tl rn • IS round bout, ·women rn Sports" lt1 lu11111 news •bout •Ollltn •rlh Cllnstrne Ctafl rtoo<trnc • S.llrU, e Cl) AIHric.111 a-tsulld <DI Slpr Ti111t fD OW fritMs, lkw fritllCls Helen Hayes and Miiiie'' ., ..... 9 Tiit AIHnu11 StOf'f 4:00 CJ) T"4c a Yoy111 lo tllt ktt.Olll tf ~ S.1 (!gllr..-.. Ill lloN: (CJ "YOll1rt ,.~., Tao Voun(' (com) '55-Dun Martin Jerry Lewis. Diana Lynn m ut111o c.toni11111 -4:30- • Movie: ~ "lu111nf ' (dra) '61-A~rt W11oer "''St John fll)Qw l'nl, USA Or.noMl,..t 5:00 D Wild WofW ft AftilMls !1J Mlf'f ""'"' SM. e ())Sbr rr ... Ill INrll: (CJ ....... ,. "" llalt" (sci ft) 12-Codtrey Cambrrdet Martent Clar\, CW'fnnt C1tt01d ®8"99' CD llowie: t'C> "A rtittvl tf Doi· Ian" (wes) 67 Clrnt E1i.1wood Mar11nne lloch John Wtk 111 SlultJ Clip l'tayoft 8 <Msu!Mr S.1Y1nl Kii fl) Siar Soccu a ,,~t An.a"'• -5:30- • Ust of the Wild • QI) "99' <DI Mo.It. ~ "Slde~icls" (com) '7'-lou Cossett. Jack Clam a O!leni111 llicht 9 A,plied T tdln~Hl ol Sbtch1na •V•NING e:oo U U ())lttM D llltwit: ll:.) {Wiit) "C.fhtr'I Tra'ftls" (tlus1t) '39-animated 8 wtal Sjlof1) lq•lllls .., .... , •• (C) (Zllr) "ltttttdlblt llr. u.i,.r (com) '64-0on llnolls. Jae~ Weston. Elr11btlh MacRae An drt• Dugan. Buddy Hackel! aJ$WioStt &> •en Aft AllCtlon '71 (6hr) lie mt up lot brd ton11h1 rncJude a Orn1vot computenzed t•ercr~r ' Ruth Well rnrton Otl Pfinltn&, 1 R1l1tl Ab" movrlcll sculpture 1n A lsoa1" ch11coal and pastel, 1nd • Perkins H11nlry w1tercol01 Ill UdrOMltia 8 Mlty Trtt< Moolt -6:30-• u Cl) "99' CJ) Atlllttk lltulldtll>lt IJ Mary T1\lr ._. OQM,w, USA 8 lftltthed tD c,i,,.,,., T Olllfltt 7:00 Dlttfea!ldllw Cf)h D F..ily ftllCI • (,..itllttl u. Aftcflll Cl) c.tact I • Sacllll4 City ltwt <DI lillllf-Jad Sllow m @ Ltwrtfte;t N ~ ® O.C. UI*' A Clmlc m Art Auction CBlria~ 9 Amtift City U.lts -7:30-a Tiit 111u,..b Petula Ct1rk IS $1M!(ll l aunt CJ) Ad.1111°12 Q tn SWdl Ot.. 1!1 lh&lc, Macie. Ibale Ha11y Blackstone Jr , m15ter maa1c1an, ~ttrl in t111s sc>tcial leaturint shghl ot hind leats by sit ol (urope's hnot maa1c11ns B Speml ldltlOll Barbara Feldon reports on vamp11e bats, an e1pen swe health spa. an Elvis Presle1 impersonator and a psychic detective squad Kttll's l'tC!fll• G Tah A Sood Loe* ®Thlt'i~ 13 1.-n n-,, ltlllfl!lbtf1 8:00 D CU Tilt lellcrson1 (I!) After watclune Georee rn ;x;hon. hrs ,oune protece M11ccs. bends the rrulll 10 "'" the heart ol 1 rounc ladr U QI) The &itnl( lllo!N11 'Rand10 Outusf' (A) larme Sommers must dance Ill( llamenco 10 save he1 hie 1n a cenrrat Ame11tan town lull of cane sters and cuuhr~ls Kttnan Wynn cunts 8 '}) lfal Mel I Susa• Totttlltr Oonny Mosr and l1mm1e VUlker futs1 in this mus1ul hour Cll '"ftutOflal Soccer Cahtorn1i Sum vs San Oreao Soc~en Q) sm:m Julie Andrewi and ltd.it Gle:IJ011 "How Sweet It 1$" II) LA. Slnnp Tellllis Chrrs lvert and Che t<tastase of lhe S111np vs Rosie Cisals ind frantorse Du11 lrom lhe Anaheim 011nees Q~ Old friencls, Nn friends GD Art AuctkMI Contrnues to mid n1aht Cues! auchoneers are Casey Kasem and Cd ~nold, and on air personahtres from radio's ~NX FM 0) lol tit Mllic:o ill\ "°'' -8:30- 0 TEO llNIGHT SHOW-'* NEW COMEDY SERIES! ti "" Ttd l{~l&M Sllow Dtnm la~M on a 1ob th11 shakes even h11 POist when he tS torced to escort 1 pretty e1rt who hhs older men to her St~leenth b•rthd1y P•rtv (Previously 1nnounced loi an nrher dale I G 0.. Trutll ai.t Kolldifti MOie matic continues ••lit an uptoutt0n G! Houd1m s hie lhrov&h ntWlteel chps, sl1Us ind Stien! movies Film otters v1ewe11 '" 1rw1M into the comple• 'llarKter ot the tenlury'i most lamou) escape 1rt1St • rn cm o,.mtion Petticoat "Cl111·YOyant" (R) Pante st11kes lhe Sta T11er crew when Lt Claire's predicllons-ba~d on rudrn1 lhrn pllms-slart comma hue @ 0.-t It On11 A blendlnf ol modern dance with tllr reahsllc me· latrons ol the environmental chanres that have come 10 our buches 9i00 fJ ()) CU Sat11rd11 Morie: (CJ (Zllr) "The ClltJtftftt Social Clut." (com) 70-James Stourt. Henry Fonda, Shirley Jones, Sue Ane lanadon Robert Middleton Arch Johnson. Dabbs Creer. J1U.1t Aus wn Two d0w11 1nd ovr cowboys lall heir ro a wer, protrtablt businrss ind discover that r11nrn1 a decent lmne rs not neussarrly lfSj)t(table U la Saturd11 lli&llt Mew11: (C) (211r) "Alict Ooesll'I Utt Htrt AllJMOrt" (com) '75-Ellfn Bursryn Km K11sloflersoo Allrtd Lutter. Billy Green Bush D1ant l1dd Lelia Gold onr, lane Bradbury A ,..rdow •1lh a rounc son luvts a blta' Oklahoma town on a drrvr west hoornc lo embark on a srnerne career and a new Ille 8 Cf) <IQ) The lM lloet "Musi cal Cabins" Paul W1lhams Michelle Lee. 01ck Gautier. Marcia Wallace star Q) lENNf ROGERS SINGS 1t HIS HITS·HEE HAW m "" ltaw !8 Wotkl "The "1auba Conntchon" rwo world, two systems this p10 grim contrasts lhe eoveinmenl sup ported tree enterprrse system in a dtveJoped country with a sUle CM !rolled syslem 111 a third world na Iron ®! flbsttrpieu ""'"' -9:30-m Art AucllCMI Conlinuu to mid night 10:00 D Ira 81t1lu Tht Bame o• franc:t Bht1~r.e1· 8 CD (}§) F a11tuy lslal!CI Instant family"' and Kine 101 A Dar A ~ouna woman •llh 1evolu1tonary •dus about hO• lo run a housthold .tnd a plumber who wants lo lrve like a king am~e on ranlaJ)' Island to l1~e ou1 lhe11 dreams O Celebrlty Concert Cito l11nr slars m KtnttJ KlftrstOfl Ql Collac• t8l Alutru m ff1bl1ndo dt 8oa (9) ,min and the l'rttsburah -10:30- 0) MttrOlllWS m Nlft/Rosita 'peru 11:00 u m u C1J (IQ) llttn • QJ)""" O LM Aniericu Stylir TV WEEK, APRIL 30. 1978 D fllritt-.k111 m Movie: ct) "Tiit ,_,., Chua'' (dra) '73-limolhy B0Uoms. l1ndsay wa1ne1. John Hou~man IJ) Mtftty ~'I flylna Cimo 8 Austill City Umib fD Art AllctlcMI F 1n1I hour ton11hl -11:15- () I "°'": (~ "Tiit Lotta Kot S..111- mtr" (dra) 58-Piul Newman -11:30-u Mowrt: (.CJ "GijAfl&M at the O.~ t.rr1r• (wes) 'Sl-K11k Oouc tu. Burt Lancnter Rtio~da rtem1nc U QI) Wttbnd Widespread kid n1pp1n1 has m11ed a trauma amone ..,ealthy Euroouns. toniallt rhe story ot Carl Ovam of Turrn llaly M\ Ovaua dest11bes JS tmor lilied days and n1&hls ol he1 ttPl1v1\y Alteniards she staled, "I fused I would co mad but I was Oeterm1ned lo beal them " U Mowit: ct,. "Gettlna Strairtlt" (dta) '70-Elholl Could, Candice Brr a en ]) Mowle: ctJ "Judamtnt at llu1e111bllr1" (dra)-Sptncer lracy, Judy Garland. Burl Lanmler 0 Mo.it: Jt , "Or. Jr•yll & Sister Hydt" (nor) n Ralph Bales rfal Mowlt: (~ '11tt Wild 81111dt" (wes) '69-W1Jham HolOtn Erntsl Boianrne a> Somet1t111c Spec11I 12:00 0 T•lllpt ZOllt fD Cahforn!f Tonrcfll -12:30-u llolltr SllptrsUn Q) Mo"e: "Murdet Inc." 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